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UNIVt FSITY

MICHIGAN

OF

MONDAY

Mud i->

ISSUE

c

..

In 2 Sections

Section 1]

PERIODICAL
G

Chronicle

Reg. tJ. 8. Pat. Office

.Number 5455

Volume 182

New York 7, N. Y.,

General
RAILROAD

Laboratories—Tenders

Abbott

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

for Preferred

INDUSTRIAL

-

INSURANCE

-

Stock—

.

nearly $2,000,000 in net income during the fiscal year
compared with the previous fiscal year, was re¬
ported for this railroad on Aug. 5, by Acting Secretary of the Interior
Clarence A. Davis.
Mr. Davis attributed the improved financial condi¬
tion of the railroad to continuing improvement in management of the
facility.
Net income for the last fiscal year amounted to $2,661,561, as con¬
trasted with $719,525 during the previous year, a gain of $1,942,036.
-During the 1955 construction seasonr rehabilitation of the Seward-"
Portage section of the railroad will be completed with $4,100,000 made
available by the Congress in the Interior Department appropriation for
fiscal 1956.
The last increment of a total $13,000,000 program previ¬
ously authorized, the $4,100,000 represents the entire amount appro¬
priated for the Alaska RR. for fiscal 1956. In the iiscal year 1955, a
ended

In This Issue

•

Stock and Bond
•

See

Quotations

Industries, Inc.—Acquisition-

ACF

-

Page

-

182, p. 505.

Key Co. below.—V.

New York

Stock Exchange

(Stocks)

New York Stock Exchange

Alloys, Inc.—Plans Expansion—

Acme Aluminum

-

17

(Bonds)

29

June

American Stock Exchange.

33

corporation into one of the largest tool, die and special
machinery manufacturers in Central United States, was announced
Aug. 2 by R. C. Crouch, President.
Among the major changes will be the transposing from primarily
a
foundry to a machine operation..., Also, the frim will consolidate its
operations into one building.
Mr. Crouch said that the company's
complete
facilities will
be more efficiently housed in the building
which
had
been
used largely
for foundry work in the past.
This

Boston

38

said, contains about 200,000 square feet of floor space.
plans to sublet its other building of about 35,000 square
feet. No details of this plan are yet available, Mr. Crouch said.
Much of the half-million dollars expenditure, Mr. Crouch explained,

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.

41

San Francisco Stock Exchange

41

42

mon

30,

debentures

Montreal

expansion

dollar

half-million

A

renovation

and

program

will

which

this

turn

Detroit Stock
Los Angeles

of

purchase

the

in

handle

mills* to

major

including

machinery,

new

jobs,

die

other

two

and

of

Stock Exchange

Over-the-Counter

Markets

Change Name

This

*

Transactions New

Harold
9

N.

Leitman,

stated:

President
;• *

and

Chairman of

Board,

the

Aug.

on

47

•

able
for

units

37

According, to Mr.

Leitman,

the

to. stockholders in a
commenting"'on the hew

company's

Inc., will
activities.

the

name

branch

continue

new

proxy

name

of

statement
Mr.

name,

the

company

within

Leitman

a

«

37

gan

and

of

store

our

be

said,

State and City Bond Offerings

"With

the

Foreign

determined

be

offering.

underwrite, the
will

be

added

the

to

company

nationwide mail order business and in addi¬

a

Inc.

in

Indiana,

Illinois,

in

organized

The

1889.

in 1946; for many years prior
under the title of Chicago Mail

operated

Michi-

Iowa,

succeeding

1902,

corporate

present

adopted

was

company

179,

established

of

name

to that date
Order Co.—>

1717.

p.

the

franchise

company's

operations,

and

these

operations

will

by late Fall.—V.

181,

p.

Condition

Member

Banks

The

J.

Dimock

The
and

sought
the

3

1355,

to

shares

of

its

its

investment

registration
$1

company

statement

capital stock.—V,

par

filed an amendment on Aug. 2,
covering an
additional
50,000
180, p. 529.

1955

-

sales

Earnings

Federal income

taxes

taxes

1,858,325

Earnings

per

630,000

-

t

Working capital

430.000
$714,089

$1.23

share

Stockholders' equity
Stockholders' equity

1,144,089

$1,228,325

(est.)

earnings

*$0.75

June 30,'55 Sept. 30,'54
$5,573,070

per

common

Common shares
outstanding-

share
;

$4,756,350

7,648,269

__

1954.

recently

on

•

a

Sept.

30,

fiscal

meeting

$6.31

1,000,000

937,500

York

the

of

York

New

Society

approximate

a

record

$1.50

against

as

$1.18

of

of

in
!•

•

stock

common

President,
order

was

Stock

this

ticker is
There
45

V.

The

trading

symbol

"AQP."
are

states,

181,

Peter F. Hurst, Ronald, age 12 and Anthony, age 10. The
placed by Charles Plohn & Co.,- members of the New York

Exchange.

p.

over

the

•

3,000

District

holders of

of

pending

and

issued

upheld

by

a

hearing

by

a

Federal

of

the

three-Judge

Judge

of the

statutory

Edward

Co.,

originally

on

the

plea

court

last

stockholders

common

of

Randolph Phillips
Alleghany, who have

of

that Alleghany is an investment
Exchange Commission.

company,

subject

to

and

now Is
Central

regarded
Railroad

Commerce

as

a

and

holding company
subject

Commission.—V.

to

181,

the

p.

in control

of the
of the

jurisdiction

2797.

'

Co.

(& Subs.)—Earnings-

company

on

the

before

Federal

income

Minority
Net
Cash

Federal
taxes

interest

in

taxes

inc.

623,371

785,000
of

consol.

288,000

sub...

4,409

dividends
shares

Earnings

per

paid

4,401

$748,073

i

Common

p.

1,537,482

(est.)

net

income

181,

1954

$25,116,044 $22,766,562

Income

—V.

1955

sales

$330,970

385,550

391,963

outstanding

240,969

240,969

share

$3.10

$1.37

common

.

741.

stock

-

Aeroquip

Columbia

2237.

and

common

several

stock, residing In
countries.—

foreign

.Allied Stores Corp.—New Shopping Center Planned—•
Jordan
and

"

Marsh

William

Co.,

the

Boston

Filene's Sons Co.,

a

(Mass.)

unit

of

unit of Federated

MEMBERS

James Richardson & Sons

Stores

Corp.,

Department Stores,

,

Toronlo Stock

Exchange

Montreal Stock Exchange!
C?

Canadian Stock

CAXADMAN
Executive

Allied

1857

Established*

SECURITIES

Harlan

M.

merits

the

on

District

Year Ended June 30—
Net

corporation had its trading inaugural on
the New York Stock Exchange at the opening an Aug. 10. The first
transaction
was
executed ort behalf of the
two sons of
Aeroquip's

5,915,925

$7.65

might

1954.

The

1955

stock,
been

issued

&

prove

Allied Kid

-

Big Board—

told

John

Court

937,500 common shares outstanding on

;

Stock Traded in
Hurst

on

Security Analysts that per share net earnings for the fiscal year ending
1954

$18,181,773 $14,608,271
before

June 30,

Mr.

Aeroquip Corp.—Sales and Earnings Rise—
Nine Months Ended June 30—

to

Interstate

dividends,

June

Breswick

Alleghany

After preferred

the

had

was

Securities

New

York

in

order

49

Capital Flotations for Month of February

*

New

Supreme

month.

Advisers Fund, Inc. (N. Y.)—Registers With SEC—
This

of

injunction

51

The Course of Bank Clearings

shares

unissued

of

Federal Reserve System

741.

S.

U.

case.

Federal

of

52
of

the

of

on
Aug. 4 an injunction restraining
this corporation from
transferring 900,000 shares of new 6% prefered stock.
Justice Harlan,
however, continued the injunction in so far as it applied to 400,000

51

...

Statement

Statement

Justice

vacated

15

Reserve Banks

Condition

expansion program through their
Leitman informed stockholders that

the company was more than half
way to its goal of complete franchis¬
ing of all owned and operated stores and that all 60 stores will be
converted

Associate

59

....

Rates.

Exchange

Combined

store

Mr.

arrangement,

Alleghany Corp.—Injunction Lifted—

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 52

expanded."

on

Net

will

also

will

debentures

13 retail stores located in
Kentucky.
The company was

^business

V.

Dividends Declared and Payable

diverse business categories, the name Adam
longer be appropriate as an over-all descrip¬
However, Adam Hat Stores will be retained as

to

Net

the

record

a

price

associates
of

operates

General Corporation & Investment News-.Cover

will be
time.

short

no

Enlarging

-

on

„•

tion

Miscellaneous Features

into

movement

Hat Stores,
tion of our

new

offering

and

issuance

the

of

held

stock

and

presented
In

and

the

Aiders, Inc. operates

.i

the

enabling the company to immediately seek new invest¬
acquisitions which will give it increased stability necessary
continuous growth."

rate

Brothers

from

funds

Aldens,

is

of

Interest

be offered to com¬
amount of
deben¬
date to be de¬

ratio

the

shares

and may be used to augment working
capital to carry increased inventories resulting from the company's
expanding business.
The funds also may be used to acquire addK7'
tional retail outlets when and as suitable opportunities present them¬

.

ments

RR.

The debentures will
of $100 principal

1970.

1,

in

16

Lehman

general

to

"An extraordinarily good cash position
plus the operational
re¬
alignment and conversion of all company stores to individually profit¬

Sept.

each

Proceeds

Exchange

Transactions American Stock Exchange

~

due

for

later.

w****

Stock

York

Alaska

house and retail store operator on Aug; 10
registration statement covering a proposed offer¬
stockholders of $3,662,600 convertible subordinated

stockholders

selves.

SEC Index of Stock Prices!

corporation will change its corporate name as a
result of
present plans to enter new and unrelated fields in order to diversify and
generally increase the size and scope of the company's activities.

the

includes construction of a new dock
laying new rails, tie replacement and

program

Seward,

a

common

termined.

37

National Quotation Industrial Svock Averages

—

for

appropriated

at

mail order

the SEC

its

tures

48

-

Chicago

with

ing to

44

Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages

Adam Hat Stores, Inc.—To

This
filed

43

Exchange

Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section.....

the

of

facilities

Aldens, Inc.—Registers Debentures With SEC—

41

Stock

$7,500,000 was

overall $13,000,000

related

ballasting.

40

Toronto

1955,

38 '

_

Canadian Stock Exchange

large

pieces

that will be among the country's largest.
A target date of Oct.
1, 1955 has been set for completion
"tnove.—V. 178, p. 753,
equipment

The
and

38

Exchange.

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange

he

represented

vertical

Exchange
Stock

of

total

38

Midwest Stock Exchange

The company

is

Exchange

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

■

building,

Stock

Sharply—

increase of

An

*

.

MISCELLANEOUS

-

Alaska RR.—Net Income Up

June

en

company

Copy

Corporation and Investment News

22, offered to purchase 36,000 shares of its
4% cumulative convertible preferred stock at the prevailing call price
of $107.50 per share, plus accrued dividends to the date of purchase.
..The offer is open until Aug.
15, 1955.
As 36,000 shares have not
been tendered to date, any holders wisning to avail tnemselves of the
offer have time to do so.—V. 181, p. 2925.
'
The

Price $1.15 a

Monday, August 15, 1955

Offices—Winnipeg

Exchange

Calgary Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock

Complete

Exchange

Winnipeg Stock Exchange

facilities for
Canadian,

Serving Investors Across Canada

Winnipeg Grain Exchange

Stock and Bond
MONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, CALGARY, EDMONTON, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA

trading.




LETHBRIDGE,

MEDICINE HAT,

REGINA,

MOOSE JAW,

BRANDON, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, KENORA

KITCHENER,

ST. THOMAS

SWIFT CURRENT,

SASKATOON

KINGSTON, GALT, CHATHAM
,

WINDSOR

I

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50 tenants in its
million square feet of floor space.
It will
be located on a 100-acre plot.
Completion is scheduled for mid-1957.
The two stores will each have branches in the center.
Previously,
they had planned
separately to sponsor shopping areas north ot
Boston.
They joined in the venture, however, to provide one center
"with greater customer appeal, the companies announced.
V. 181, P*
to

projected'800,000

one

2925.

With

Aloha, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(The)

corporation

price

offering
dealers

$11

discount

a

8

unit.

per

commission

or

are sold to
be allowed.

the shares

If

of

will

20%

through

or

.

organized under Nevada laws on June 13, 1955, for the
constructing, owning and operating a 500 room de luxe
hotel, with casino and other usual facilities, at Paradise Valley
and Desert Inn Road, Las Vegas. It is obligated to issue to its

Aloha

was

of

purpose
resort

Road

total

of

exceed

to

not

sold to the public,

as common shares are
900,000 common shares in

share

share for

promoters,
a

of

Aug.

on

return for

services

of a 49-year lease (with
renewal option) on the
10 V2 acre site for the proposed hotel. Thus,
if all the shares
are
sold, the promoters will own 900,000 common
chares in return for their services and the lease assignment and the
public 900.000 common and 900,000 preferred shares in return for their
investment of $9,900,000. The promoters include William Kozloff and
John Pierce,
President and Vice-President; and they have agreed to
for

and

issue

assignment

Samuel

to

stock

the

of

their

Gilliard

A.

be Issued

to

the

to

company

Carl

and

Samuelson,

G.

total

a

2V2%

of

of the stock sale $50,000 are to be used for expenses
offering the securities (which sum has been bor¬
for construction of the hotel and related facilities;
and $862,000 for contingencies, stock in trade, and working capital.
registering

9,

the basis of

on

held

(with

scribed

at the

group

and

$7,008,000

expiration of the offer

petitive bidding

received

American Chain & Cable Co., Inc.
Six

Ended

Months

Inc.

before

Federal

bids

and The First Boston Corp.,

were

(& Subs.—Earns. Up
1955

,

Federal

Canadian

and

Canadian

and

taxes

taxes

income

which

will

The

gan.

2,970,000

Cash

1,739,000

$1,633,596

1,056,988

-

1,056,987
$1.55

dividends

Earnings

per

—V.

p.

paid, $1.00 per share,
share of common stock

180,

1097.

American
This

bonds

The

sources.

the

entire

the

remainder

of

Crucible
has

of

contractor

The

submersible

and

Although
6ince

zation

sales,

Its

pany.

has

rights

been

utility

line

"Promet"

bronze

research

and

Kenco Pumps
entire organi¬
facilities to include
the

place

enlargement

an

concluded.

recently

was

to

of

development

the

of

entire

line.

will

operations

Ohio, under the

be

carried

at

on

1305

Oberlin

Lorain,

Avenue,

the

Gulf

stockholders

stock

common

time

same

Issued

approved

from

shares

changed the shares of

and

The

Aug. 9
1,200,000

on

unissued,

into

increase

an

to

1,600,000

in

the

the

of

$5

demand

greatly

shares

and

paves the way for a proposed offering to shareholders of
rights to subscribe for approximately 250,000 additional shares to raise

for plant expansion.

Terms of the offering, including price
and ratio, are expected to be set this week. Subject to the effectiveness
the

of
will

registration

have

statement,

approximately

expected around Aug. 16, stockholders
weeks within which to exercise their

two

rights.
The corporation presently

Its only class

has outstanding 1,117,650

of stock—and has

funded debt

no

shares-

common

bank loans.—V.

or

American Hospital Supply Corp.

182,

(& Subs.)—Earnings

Six Months Ended June 30—

market

the

exceeds

natural

the

gas

1955

to

by

the

available supply of
American Louisiana,
line

system

com¬
sys¬

&

Inc.

natural

is

amounted

GIVING

15,
"

promissory

June

30,

$119,945,075

to

EFFECT

TO

2Va%

notes,

1962
to banks 3%,

Fridley,
—V.

Six

Net

PRESENT

numbers

of

of

$25

4,421,132 shs.
30,301 shs.

have

by

stock

common

transferred

into

entered

with

banks

Michigan Consolidated

from

capital in

excess

stock

common

providing for

in

shares

through
privilege:

exercise

White,

Weld &

Co._

Drexel

&

of

of

amount

an

offered

rights

the

of

Net

stock

common

under

or

the

as

not

ax*e

conditional

Murphy Favre, Inc
Mitchum, Jones &

1.66

S. Dickson & Co.,

Inc

W.

Pressprich

Salomon

Bros.

Witter

&

Co

Securities Corp
Baker, Weeks & Co
Baxter, Williams & Co
George D. B. Bonbright

Bradford

sales

1

_

Less

Federal

Net

taxes

850,545

....

&

Hughes

&

Co.,

M.

I.

54

&

Starkweather

Aug.
slab

.54

.54

Co

.54

of 1955

Trade

as

July

Peru

with

furnishing

.54

Arthur L.

.54

plant,

.47

ing

.68

the

of

purpose

William Blair &

.68

and

specialty

activated

and

Western

developing

sales

in

Hem¬

hospital

Central

and

_,

Bosworth,

unit signed

this

of

amount

military hospital

contract

a

with

the

Government

$3,122,000 to fully furnish and
equip
in Lima.—V. 181, p. 1873.

new

a

This
six

company reported
record
months ended June
30, 1955.

the

2,091,651

shares

common

first

half

$1.20

Illinois—Profits Up—

net

earnings

This

1954,
on

R.

L.

is

$2,936,955

of

equal

to

$1.26

for

the
on

California

the

John

Wm.

company

2,070,805

earned

common

$2,804 883,

shares

'out¬

then

notes

$154,058,255

receivable

compared

half

first

of

were

American
coast

have

been

cities

the

June

30,

opened.

in .27

$145,123,297

June

1955

30

amounted

1954

During

388,854'loans

made

company

highs.
operated 340

at

totaling

new

Investment

of

as

outstanding at June 30,

with

1955,

$124,774,295—both
Co

1955.

The

states.—V.

Since

company

182,

p.

small

loan

that

date,

now

offices

operates

seven

from

negotiation

tiatlon of
Net

par

defense

income

Earnings
As

i

taxes

at

30,

f

i

and

(based

1955

the

1954

for

350,000

of

the

shares).!

pooling of interests" rather than an
handing will not be known until about
transaction

is

termed

up the sales and
lor the first six

increase

profits

months ended

net

of

the

$269,211,
30,

1955

year

the

profit

Electri?

after

company
and

earnings

June

per

will

acquisition.
the

close

of

be

30

share.—V.

Lamb

the

effect

eaual

ye"

th!

If

will

nick

u

earnTi^gsrJ?
for
*9Vn

the6

p.

s

x

tn

thePeriod

°n

consolidated^Uh

and

182,

a

accountina

ESTsoJerattoM
nf™h^v, !k
i

at the end of
Co. will be

1955

nn

termed

This
the

nra

$2 15
its

Electric Co

increasing

$981,736

430.000 shares of stock
outstanding
Operations of The Lamb
of

<6750

$2.04

transaction

Lamb

thereby
to

qRK 7r,p

1 234 000

"pooling of interests" the-company

| a

profit of The

months

by

June

1

1,986,768

exchanged 80.000 shares of
outstanding stock of The

*s Possible that this

t

315 ^

603,000

company

all

*13,227.034

$712

on

263

Slightly

'

renego-

contracts..,

stock

common

Income

on

—_—...

share

per

June

in

1955

P™tuaMo7e-Fede7arr,(cWe-ra«i-anYVor"«: I12'202'019
Federal

offices

offices

505.

6 Months Ended June 30—

for

coast

additional

347

American Machine & Metals,
Inc.—Earns. Off

Prov.

Co

&

&

.68

&

Co., Inc.

shnniri

506.

those
sales' net
1

increase

Lee

Chaplin

.68

Co

Scranton
&

Co

&

Co

&

.47

Co

&

,47

Landstreet

patrick,

Kirk-

&

Inc

Norton

.47
&

Co

Boettcher

and

Co.—

Co

Eubank Co

Evans

&
&

.54

Hurd,
I.

Marshall

sales

.47

&

it
Effective

materials

have

been

replacement
products, has

°

announced

was

immediately
increased

on

prices

10%

and

1955,—^.

181,

in

increased

were

Aug.

2,

since

1950.

noted

Markey

has

this year,
pointed

that
in¬

also

He

1955—3 Mos.—1954

.47

.47

.54

Carl McGlone & Co.,

.47

Moroney, Beissner & Co.__

1 72,503.489

4,087,867

1,836,023

14,536,989

815,000

7,280,000

10,313.8.4
5,190,000

2.137,867

1,021,023

7,256,989

tax._

H.

$

stocks

401,182

412,062

1,219,585

stk.

813,771

1,356,274

2,441,342

5,123,871
1,219,096
4,055,031

dividends

922,914

Dr747,313

3,596,062

.Brl50,253

5,427,507

5,426,507

5,427,507

5,426.507

$0.32

$0.11

$1.11

$0.72

on

pfd.

on

com.

Earnings

retained

payment

of

after

G.
are

Blazer,

zation

funds

Aug.

to

said

4

accelerate

part:

in

our

program

of

moderni¬

expansion.

With capital
expenditures for the next 1estimated at more than $20,000,000 and with substantia'
allocated for the retirement of
now

preferred stock and

will

we

find

it

working capital which

—about

.47

on

finding it advisable

and

believe

our

Chairman,

$4,000,000

necessary to
the end of

at

draw

to

June

had

funded debt,

limited
reached

a

ex^enj;n%

$49,585,00u
fiscal year.

.47

.54

O.

Peet &

Inc

Co

Peters, Writer & Christensen,

Share
.54

.47

Pierce,

White

mond,

.54

and

Drum-

Inc._

.47

Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood—

.54

.47

Rotan,

54

.47

Mosle &

Rowles,

.54

Schneider,

.54

man,

.54

Co

Winston

&

Bernet

147

Co
&

—V.

181,

Hick¬

than

more

the

at

of

beginning

this

2578.

p.

Associates Investment
This

Inc.
.54

'

Mos.—1954
$

1 80,973,257

income

paid

we

.47

1955—9

$
55.002,657

1,950,000

inc.

paid

months

.54

Co

allied

products,

16

the

Refining Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings-

income

Paul

.47

Waeckerle,

McDonald-Moore & Co—

Co

Co

Net

Shumaker,
1

Inc.

-.54

and

for

59,254,62 0

"We

.54

Co.

tires

rubber

President.

100%

over

sales

Div.

.47

MacNaughton-Greenawalt &

&

Eisen

of

$

Net

.47

.54

Cohn

foam

rubber

tubes

Com.

.47

Josey and Co

Inc.

&

by

Asliland Oil &

.47

Ladd

& Co._
Kirkland & Grubbs—

Kiser,

Of

Ampatco

Div.

Co.,

Lucas,

.54

in

covering

9

shares outstanding
Earns, per copi. share—

.47
&

Clegg

Jenks,

Aug.

on

out that
earnings of the company have increased from $1.33 per share to
$2.38 per share in the same period.
This does not take into account
that there is almost 50%
more
stock in existence now than in 1950.
In
the
same
period, Aro has increased its total assets from about
$5,300,000
to
approximately
$10,275,000
as
of
Dec.
1,
1954.
Mr.
Markey stated that the outlook for 1955 is encouraging, both from
a
sales and earnings viewpoint.—V.
180, p. 1650.

.47

.47

Foster
Greene

H.

and

.47

.54

Investment Corp. of Norfolk
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
Kay, Richards & Co
Loewi &

.47

Inc.
.54
.54

.54

of

foam

Machlin,

Period End. June 30—

Co

Corp

Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs

Manley. Bennett &
Mason-Hagan. Inc
McKelvy & Co

its

on

.54

Hooker & Fay___
Hulme, Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc
Indianapolis Bond &
Corp.

creased

before

A.

SEC

net

.47

Co.

Co

Co., Inc
Fordon, Aldinger & Co
Wm. P. Harper & Son &
&

and

Profit

Charles J.

the

be

applications.
In
announcing the purchase of Ampatco, Mr.
Aro,
which
is
celebrating its 25th anniversary

Taxes

Clement

with

to

has been engaged in the development of advanced
yaw
dampers,
control
surface
actuators,
servo¬
amplifiers, accelerometers, gyroscopes, potentiometers
relays—all used in military and commercial automatic control

.47

Inc.__

stock

C.

.47

.54

$1.42

pilots,

D.

Co

&

4,228,873

$0.97

company

automatic

Co.—

.54

Cleveland

the

years

&

Elder

2,889,730

will operate as a separate corporation in Aro's Cleveland
and will conduct basic research, development and manufactur¬
the
field
of
electro-mechanical
devices.
For
the
past five

in

&

Eddleman-Pollok

ItFe

6,846,991

5%.

the

Dittmar

.54

7,715,663

4,660,095

Markey,

Doolittle

Co

Farwell, Chapman &
Fauset, Steele & Co

Hogle

Securities

.54

fcgl

9,914,408

Equipment Corp.—Acquires Research Firm—

.54

Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc
R. J. Edwards, Inc
Elkins, Morris & Co

First

Union

filed

was

.47

Dallas

10

14,562,654

5,254,313

bedding

tires

.54

Co

L. Emerson & Co.,

Inc.—

Inc.

.54

M.

Clark &

Codings & Co.,

taxes

Ampatco

Cunningham, Gunn & Carey,

.68

C.

mont
:

.47

C.

.68

Co.__

.47

—

.47

Carrol

Collin,

Co

Lestrange &
Baker, Watts & Co
Bairow, Leary & Co

A.

.47

&

Brothers
W.

Clark,

68

Arthurs,

J.

Byrd

.68

Co

Cabell

.68

W.

Fahey,

&

.68

Northwest

.47

.47

Branch,

Robinson-Humphrey Co.,

Brothers

The

.47

Parvin

&

Inc,
Bioren

Co

Stern

H.

Bingham, Sheldon & Co
Bingham Walter &
Hurry,

Hart

E.

its

of

and

by

C.

motors,

.47

.68

Inc

Co.,

Chas.

H.

Austin,

.68
—

Legg & Co
Mericka

J.

Pacific
The

.47

.47

Barret, Fitch, North & Co.

.68
C.

.47

Brothers

Ashmun Co

.68

;

Lane, Space & Co.,

McDonald

S.

.68

Co

Co

Inc.

Installment
the

&

Halle & Stieglitz

Kormendi

share

a

C.

.68

Day

First

standing.
to

Almstedt

Cohu & Co

.54

Allison-Williams Co.;

Co.,

Inc.

ot

outstanding.

of

share

a

&

.54

Tyson

Wright & Co., Inc.
Abbott, Proctor & Paine

.68

Johnson,

American Investment Co.

During the
equivalent to

Co.___

Sullivan

Inc.

Julien Collins &

1955,

2,
the

in

Winslow, Douglas & M'cEvoy

Arnhold and S, Bleichroeder,
Inc.

Supply Export Corp., organized
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, is a

Corporation

equipment,

845-bed

.54

$1.02

America.

On

.54

Inc.—

638,134

$

President, on July 28 announced the company's
Laboratories Corp., makers of precision in¬
Albert Patin, present head and founder of Ampatco,
will remain with the company and will retain some stock interest.
This
latest
move
by Aro,
which manufactures highly specialized
aircraft
products,
pneumatic
tools
and
lubricating
equipment, is
another important step toward the manufacture of electro-mechanical
products for industry.

C. T.

$1.10

income

—

manufacturer

of

1.02

663,634

1954

products.

Robert L. Whittaker & Co.—

1.02

ber

101,791,705 109,984,281

leading manufacturer

a

strument

1.02

.54

1

Company

& Co..

D.

Frederick

on

Aro
John

Sutro

Dabney &

1955

offered at approximately eight
through McCoy & Willard, of Boston, Mass.,
Replogle, President of the company.—V. 179,

share

of

purcnase

Townsend,

i

of Jc

Subs.)—Earnings Decline-

;;

common

prices

by

stock

Thomas

Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.—

and

.54
.54

Co

5.52®

2926.

p.

1.02

Williams

per

furniture

1.02

&

(&

2798.

p.

taxes

notification

company,

5

1.02

&

181,

limit

.54

Co

&

of

cents

Prices

.54

Gardner

Simon

Inc.

declared

or

account

This

on

.—

&

below.—V.

;

of

market

Cooley & Company

Co

eurr<

2114.

p.

$81,5

Oil Co.

provision for
income

for

shares

the

First Securities Corp
Hirsch & Co
&

181,

Co.—Exchange of Stock—

,

increased

Inc.

1.02

-V.

446,45

Armstrong Rubber Co.—Prices Increased—

54

Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Scherck, Richter Co

$651,570

....

Hospital

January

South

share

per

American

isphere
6upply,

665,795

$1.07

s

1930.

.54

—

Reinholdt

$732,584

outstanding at end of period

Earnings

of

income.

on

1954

$21,741,714 $18,959,611
1,583,129
1,137,365

income..

on

earnings

Shares

In

taxes

ruary

$1.20

outstanding.-

new

earnings

nine

p.

.54

1.02

Co

&

Co.

Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc
"___
'
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.

1.02

C.

&

1.02

Co.

to

Putnam

Net

Earnings before Federal

$289,028

:—

shares

—

letter

for

pur¬

.

1.66

Adamex

J.

1.66

1.66

Co

&

Hutchinson

Penington,

1.66

Hutzler

&

$325,816

Arcturus Electronics, Inc., Paterson, N. J.—Files—

purchase

Templeton

1.66

Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
R.

652,142
363,114

volur

380,051

surtax

:

270,400

before

500,000

%>

McMaster

1.66

R.

the

$6,924,510

705,867

and

Earnings per share
—V. 182, p. 1.

due

%

Alex. Brown & Sons

tax

share

per
on

Dividends paid

3%

$35,000,000

1.93

Allen & Co

0.20%.

1954

of

capital

issuance

to

up

1.93

Co.

normal

earnings—

Income

UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below have
severally agreed
purchase from the company, in the respective percentages set forth
the

1955

$7,560,857
Federal

for

Provision

A

of

Short

Corp.—Earnings Higher-

$

1956.

such

27

'

outstanding shares of common stock
share. In connection with this change

was

refundi

Thornhill

30—

sales

Net

notes payable to banks and to provide
temporary iinancing for construction, new credit agreements

been

notes

June

Anheuser-Busch,

t In order to retire the above

Aug. 15,

and

a

65.55%

'97

Shober

six Months Ended June 30—

and

per

aggregate par value,
other paid-in capital.

additional

Ended

18,000,000

cum.

$825,242 representing the amount of
to

Wyllie

Anderson, Clayton &

5,000,000 shs.
6%

authorized

value

par

.27

See Southland Cotton

$25)

a

Months

Based

Outstanding
$12,000,000

1 On
April 27, 1955, the company changed its 5,000.000 authorized and
3,684,276 outstanding shares of common stock without par value to the

same

Frederking

&

sales—.

Earnings

FINANCING

30,554 shs.

stock,

Long;

stood

'27

e

506.

p.

Provision

due Aug.

(par $25)_—

preferred

Wooliolk

imaller

07

Woolfolk,

.27

dollar ^

'27

during

gas,

operating,
income to

and net

23,000,000
stock

&

.27

American Writing Paper

construct¬

1955,

$12,000,000

1955

Common

Wheeler

^—

Hess ,&

182,

added 1
27

1

Co.__

Co

&

'

&

Inc.__
White, Hattier & Sanford

Investment

Davenport

Roberts

Inc.

.27

Co., Inc.-—

Poole,

,

to

payable

Co.

Folio

noted t
27

.27
Cassell &

Jaunar:

Parke

Earnings before Federal income taxes
ended

Authorized

tNotes

&

$329,99'

~

Co

Security Associates, Inc,___Z
Sterne, Agee & Leach
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo"

.27

Co

~

greater

.27

.27
„

&

Schmidt,
.27

amount

.27

Co~

&

,

.27

ZZ~

Co

Son

Inc.

Quail

Jones,

Inc.

*

serially

.27

McCarty

.27

Hirshberg, Inc.
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern,

.47

Co.—

Phillips

Campbell,

Net

Installment

&

Newbold's

lomest:

.27

Marvin Moreland & Co
H.

The

.27

ZZZ—

Norris

.27

Glynn

Caldwell

W.

.47

_.

Blewer,

Mullaney, Wells &

!——

&

.27

Co.ZZZ~

George

J.

Inc
Inc.—

Hinton

&

.47

Waggoner—

&

M'lller

.47

Inc.

Co

Blanchett,

American

the' Louisiana

from

Co.,

Yantis & Co.,

Beer

C. F.

$190,000,000.

be

served

areas

pipe

months

12

company

CAPITALIZATION

Dean

505.

p.

the

of

in

the

at

value, both

action

$11,000,000

expected

are

S.

Neal

u.

.47

Co

&

&

Zilka, Smither & Co.,

pipe line is $130,000,000. For
expenditures during

McCourtney-Breckenridge~&
James J. McNulty &
Mead, Miller & Co

.47

& Ayres, Inc.

Hess

Co.

.47

an

Michigan.

chased

value.

par

F.

construction

through its subsidiary,

Coast-to

below,

authorized

common stock without par

shares

raise

company

30-inch

new

revenues

to

/

American Enka Corp.—Stock Increase Approved—
The

1956

to Michi¬

to

proposes

first

distribution properties in Michigan and Wisconsin and
serving these properties as well as certain other

system

company,

ing the

of The Kenco Pump Division.

name

Wyatt,

facilities
Since

Natural

manufacturing

them

enables

the

of

system

Kenny

~

Co.IIIZ

&

Investment

Co.

Co

&

Woodard-Elwood

cents

mortgage pipe line
additional $12,000,000
from

an

White

B.

Lyons

.47

Wainwright & Co

C.

L.

Martin

47

Woodcock,

Gulf Coast

also

of

Co.,

&

Dann &

Common,

Willis,

20.899

is a registered public utility holding
subsidiaries constitute an integrated natural gas

tem, comprising

pipe

the

with

engineering,

manufactures

Co.

other

Crucible

roof,'

one

pump

All

Products

parts.
'and

the consolidation

service,

Kenco

Crucible

patents

American

under

for sump,

pumps

Inc.,

W,

.4?

Chisholm

Columbia

with

wearing

of

1949,

Lorain, Ohio, leading
industrial, and marine

of

Inc.,

use.

American

Transfer

Co.—Acquisition—

Kenco,

and

and

cost

Natural

1955

BUSINESS—The

(par

Products

acquired

issuance

investors

estimated

American

Line Co.

Pipe

the

from

institutional

to

other

Louisiana

$97,500,000

Noncallable

company

manufacturer

bearings

$2.61

Co.,

Co

Co.—Z

LaMaster & Co

.47

Chas.

share.

a

natural gas from the Louisiana

carry

American

additional

3,372,596

$2,765,767

income

on

—

&

H.

com¬

share.

a

Kirkpatrick-Pettis

.47

Co.

$12,596,804.

1954

5,735,767

inc.

on

Blyth

24.1567

at

proceeds from the sale of this new common stock
will be applied to the purchase of equity securities of subsidiaries. A
portion of the proceeds so raised will be used by American Louisiana
Pipe Line Co., a subsidiary, in the construction of a 30-inch pipe line

$49,654,796 $36,222,592

-

as

9

.47
.47

Co.,

Inc,

Vietor,

23, 1955.

Simons
Simons, lnc
01ds_____ '
'

Inc.

Co._—_—

&

____.

Varnedoe,

PROCEEDS—Net

due

Net

and

30—

June

sales

follows:

Other

share;

a

Aug.

on

bid of 10.6 cents

on a

EARNINGS—For

Net

the underwriting

won

Aug.

on

&

&

& McDowell
Neuhaus & Co.,

&

Taylor

Underwood,
Inc.

Read

Goouwyn

.47

Honnold & Co., Inc.__
Janney & Co
Edward D. Jones &

Stokes

Walter

Frost,

'ai

Corp.—

Straus, /Blosser

oversubscription

an

Securities

Strader,

47

__

co._IIIII_I

smith, Moore &
Stetson

share for each five shares then

new

one

-

privilege). .The total
offering price is $35,737,516.
White, Weld & Co. and
Drexel & Co. are joint managers of a nation-wide group
of 179 underwriters that will purchase any shares unsub¬

markets.

by Aloha.

Of the proceeds

Of

rowed);

stringfeiiow.

is

Aug.

V

com-

offering to common stockholders of record on
1955 rights to subscribe for 736,856 shares of
additional common stock (par $25) at $48.50 per share,

pany

The

filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering 900,000 shares of its $1 par common stock and 900,000
chares of its $10 par preferred stock,
to be offered as "speculative
securities" in units of one preferred and one common share at an
This

Co.—Stock Offered—The

American Natural Gas

center at Peabody,

Inc., plan to build together a $10,000,000 shopping
Mass., six miles north of Boston.
'
The
center
will provide store space for about

and

company

its

*ng

Co.—Earnings Up 10%—

reported consolidated net inc0'^
$8,812,014 for the six months ended June 30, 1955, an
of 101/2%
over
earnings of $7,971,665 in the like six months of 19^'
Earnings were equal to $2.73 a share on 3,125,472 shares of comnu»
subsidiaries

of

stock

outstanding

against
The

$2.47
volume

commercial

Inc

a

after

share
of

preferred

on

finance

finance

Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.

the

stock
shares

same

dividend
in

the

requirements,

first

half

company

in

a

yean

purchased by the automobile
the first six months totaled $<wi

business

(Continued

on

The T
final tat

.

Feb

3% Tree
2% not<
notes.

The f
of the tl
to whicl

7)

page

1^8. U. s. Patent

ZSJZr&UtS
NOTE-'o

'

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Countries, $62.oo

01 thC

iU

hcrZT3
:y
per

year.,

*

'

^hC rate of ^change,

*™r ciSrtfcn«A

Subscriptions in United

States,

remittance for foreign subscriptions

U.

and

S.

advertisements

must

be

and

made

in

Members

New

of

York

Pan-American

funds.

•

'class1TUT

*M

Possessions, Territories

' "

Union,

$55.00

per

BTw .* «year;' in Dominion of

Old Issui

Certificate
Notes

Called bor

'

-

:

-

~.

Total

/

Volume

Number 5455... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

182

(603)

3

Capital Flotations in the United States in February
And for the Two Months of Calendar Year 1955
over-all total of all offerings placed in the
market in February of the current year
amounted to $428,921,547. This figure was $98,924,330
oreater than the total for February 1954, which stood at
S329,997,217. It was, however, $199,139,403 below the
Jaunary 1955 total of $628,060,950.
Following the customary pattern of financing, it is
noted that new capital issues for February of this year
added up to $384,282,362 or 89.59% of the month's total
dollar volume, while refunding issues amounted to the
smaller sum of $44,639,185 or 10.41%.
Longrterm bond and note financing in February last
stood at $322,839,500.
Of this amount $281,139,500 or
65.55% constituted ne\y capital and $41,700,000 or 9.72%
refunding operations.
Short-term bond and note financing was confined
during the month to a single issue totaling $875,500 or
The

domestic

The Treasury Department in February outside of the
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
\

'

■

UNITED

•;

,

STATES

!

.

FINANCING

TREASURY

Date

.

DURING

Amount

Offered

Dated

Accepted

1955

Jan

6

91-days

2,327,137,000

1,500,432,000

99.735

6

Jan

13

91-days

2,355,730,000

1,500,300,000

13

Jan

20

91-days

2,459,473.000

1,500,562,000

99.644 + *1.40 7

Jan

20

Jan

27

2,449,938,000

1,500,197,000

99.659

Jan 1-31

Jan

1

91-days
9%-12 yrs.

742,263,764

742,263,764

a

a

Jan 1-31

Jan

12 yrs.

24,486,000

24,486,000

100

2

Jan 1-31

Jan

100

PUBLIC UTILITIES

99.691+ *1.222

Jan

c

Total

27

for

2 yrs.

*1.049
*$250,000

Cazenovia

91-days

99.713+ *1.134
99.725

1.500 125,000

99.714 + *1.130
99.657 +*1.355

Feb

10

91-days

10

Feb

17

91-days

2,158,675,000

Feb

17

Feb

24

91-days

2.155,773,000

1.500 ,141,000

Feb

1

Feb

15

40 years

100

Feb

1

Feb

15

1,923,270,000
5,738,000.000

1,923 270,000

during February of this year attained
the sum of $105,206,547 or 24.53% of the gross dollar
volume for the month. This figure compared with $234,-

5,738 ,030,000

1.0

Feb

1

Feb

15

Feb

1

Feb

Feb

1

Feb

Feb

1

Feb

446,450 floated in January last and $68,948,017 for Feb¬
ruary 1954.
',
■
Common stock issues numbered 64 in February of the
t

current

$81,521,867 or 19.01%, while preferred placements were
limited to 9 issues and aggregated only $23,684,680 or
5.52% of the month's gross dollar volume. For the month
of January common stock issues constituted 53 in num¬
ber and
amounted to $187,860,350 or 29.91% of the
month's dollar volume, while preferred stocks comprised
10 issues and totaled $46,586,100 or 7.42% of that month's
aggregate

A check of the figures for

volume.

dollar

February, 1954 reveals that 43 common stock issues
totaled $44,778,679 or 13.57% of that month's over-all
dollar volume, while preferred offerings stood at 12 and
amounted to $24,169,338 or 7.32%.
A perusal of the different categories given each month
in our five-year table on another page of this issue dis¬
closes the fact that public utilities continued to lead all
others by totaling $146,655,810 or 34.19%. Next in order
of dollar volume came the miscellaneous issues which
totaled

$109,161,073
industrial

other

25.45%;

or

this

followed

by

$70,815,977

at

16.51%; land, buildings, etc., at $51,344,484 or 11.97%;
investment trusts, etc., $18,191,945 or 4.24%; oils at $17,350,000 or 4.05%; iron, steel, etc., $15,104,308 or 3.52%
and shipping only $297,950 or 0.07%.
Private offerings in February of this year totaled 30
in number and amounted to $178,463,284 or 41.61% of the
month's grand total. For January of the current year a
total of 39 issues were placed through the private route,

Among the offerings of substantial size placed in the
of February of the
current year were included the $42,000,000 placement of
C. I. T. Financial Corp. 3% 9-year promissory notes due
1964. Next in order of size was the $31,915,600 issue of

domestic market during the month

jHilton Hotels Corp. 4%% 15-year debentures, due Jan.
1,1970, followed by the Associates Investment Co. offer¬
ing of 3V4% promissory notes, due Feb. 15, 1970 -and
aggregating $25,000,000; the Chesapeake &
Potomac
due Feb.

Co

of

Baltimore

3V4%

1, 1995 in the amount of $25,000,000, and the

2,401 ,000,000

100

1%

323,000,000

323 .000,000

100

1%

9%-12 yrs.

602,040.280

602,.040,280

a

12 yrs.

2,201,000

2 ,201,000

100

1

for

.

2 yrs.

1

100

&

February..

two/months.

for

27,551,218,044

to 3%

2.9%
rate
10

six

to

gations.

Contrasted with the

aggregate figure of $538,383,697
January, the total for February shows a shrinkage in

over-all dollar volume of $215,107,155.

comparison

with

the total

for

of

one

year.

the yield

mediate

year.
Individual limit 011 annual
from $10,000 to $20,000 maturity value.
SERIES

H

(NEW 1—New

current

is

purchases has

income

slow,

higher in each inter¬

been

Series

bond.

K

combined
For

June

increased

previous
30,

Sale

c

is

data

to

H,

see

footnote

doubled

on

Harold

ings

interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.
C Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23,

Oct.

19,

notes, see footnote 6n page

Treasury

on

weather

<

USE

Co.

$

-

,

91-day

6

Jan

Treas.

bills

Treas.

bills

1,500,300,000

Jan

13

91-day

Jan

20

91-day

Treas.

bills

Jan

27

91-day

Treas.

bills

Jan

1

savings bonds

bonds,
loans

Depositary

Jan

1

Jan

antic'n

Tax

6,000,757,000

6,768,240,764

Feb.

showed

Feb.

767,483,764

Oversubscribed.

Co.

Maine Public Service Co. 3.35%

*2,0000,000

(In

for
•

Old Issues

Called
Total

millions of

40-yr.

Feb

15

2,/2-yr.

15

13-mos.

1,167, 000,000

Placed

5,738 000,000

Peabody & Co.
326,000

*800,000 Northwestern
bonds due

2,626,000,000

Feb

15

2»/2-yr. Treas.

note

Feb

15

13-mos.

Treas. note

2,401 ,000,000

13-mos.

*1,000,000

privately through Blair & Co.

2,401,000,000

323,000,000

Treas. note

323 000,000

savings bonds

602 040,280

1

Depositary bonds—

2, 201,000

1

Tax

U. S.

Shields

Parker
&

20,782,977,280 20,178,410,000 1

February

&

Laurence

2,201,000

604,567,280

&

months— 27,551,218,044 26,179,167,000
*INTRA-GOVERNMENT

1,372,051,044

Retired

Net Issued

$

$

314,754,000

578,023,000

t263.269.000

86,090,000

220,690,000

tl34,600,000

January—

:

400,844,000

37c

2<

bonds.'

,

tl42,409,000

85,569,000

164,170,000

178,601,000

Offered

interest.

&

Certificates

-

Notes

Inc.; Stockton Broome

Generating Co. 4% first mortgage bonds
1981. Purpose, for construction program. Placed
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.

due

privately

Feb.

1,

Gas Co. 4%% first mortgage pipe¬
1975. Purpose, for new pipeline.

with three institutional investors.

616,160,000

837,170,000

Total

Note

Note

$1,167

$5,738

$6,905

2,626

2.401
323

2,246

$3,793-

$8,462

$14,178

Unexc'gd

5,027

Bond

2,611

1,923

$14,983

$1,923




Total

$102

-

,

338
365*

$805

for

two

months

1,635,883,000

t618,879,000

special series certificates and notes; certificates
to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,

♦Comprises sales of

Retirement

Civil

Service

Canal

Zone Retirement

Savings
Life

Fund,.

Foreign

Service

Retirement Fund
Fund, Postal

Fund. Alaska Railroad Retirement

Life Insurance Fund, National Service
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, and

System," Government

Insurance

Federal Savings

Fund,

and Loan Insurance

Corporation.

tNet retired.

for
ac¬

by Union Securities Corp.; J. Barth
Earth & Co.; A. G'. Becker & Co. Inc.; Boettcher and Co.;
Bosworth,
I.

&

Sullivan
duPont &

Co.,

Co.;

Inc.;

Fauset,

Coffin

&

Burr, Inc.;
Granbery,

Steele & Co.;

(Continued on page 6)
privately.
competitively,

♦Represents Issues placed
t Indicates issues sold

special offering.

1221,010,000

1,#17,004,000

February—

due

crued interest. Offered

t Indicates

for

by

Co.

117,000,000 Texas Electric Service Co. 3 Vi %> first mortgage bonds
March
1, 1985. Purpose, refunding
($7,000,000) and
new
construction ($10,000,000). Price,
102.127% and

t397.869.000

673,000,000

Weeden & Co.

Hutton

F.

accrued

Co. Inc.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.;
Reynolds & Co.; Auchinclo.ss,

Co.;

February—

and

Issues-

1%%

$7,007

Exchange
—

798,713,000

530,591,000

January

Incorporated,

1,

bonds

Placed

$

E.

and
&

&

*6,375,000 South Georgia Natural

FINANCING

Issued

Certificates

mortgage
Placed

Carolina

due Oct.

line
'

Marks

Redpath;

and

Co.

Blair

Co.;
M.

privately
two

102.772%

Price,

gram.

602,040,280

*2,800,000 South
for

first

program.

110,000,000 Rochester Gas & Electric Co. 3%% first mortgage bonds,
series O, due March 1, 1985. Purpose, for construction pra-

notes

antic'n

3.30%

Co.

Purpose, for construction

Peoples Water & Gas Co. 4V2 % first mortgage bonds due
July 1, 1976. Purpose, for hew construction, etc. Placed

5,738,000,000

note

Service

Public

1983.

through A. C. Allyn & Co. Inc.

privately

1,167,000,000

Treas. note

Treas.

2,626,,000,000

sold

dollars)

-Exch. Subscript'ns for New

5.365

Notes

first mortgage bonds due

to retire bank loans and for new construc¬
privately
with
Aetna Life
Insurance Co.

1985. Purpose,

tables

Eligible

Certificates

first mortgage bonds
bank loans and for

construction. Price, 102.52%
and accrued interest.
Offered
by The First Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Drexel & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co. and Tucker, Anthony

new

1,923,270,000

15

Total

show the amounts outstanding
of the three
issues eligible for exchange, and the extent
!o which
they were exchanged for the new issues.

repay

1,923, 270,000

Feb

notes.

The following

to

Treas. bonds

Treas.

for

-

Purpose,

1,499,815,000

91-day

Total

Co.

1985.

15,

1,500, 141,000

24

Notes

$1,923,000,000

&

1980. Purpose,

loans

bills

Feb

on

for the new 40-year
3% Treasury bonds, $3,793,000,000 for the new 2V2-year
2% notes, and $8,462,000,000 for the 13-month 1%%
1

Institutional

with
Courts

Francis

>ng

first mortgage sinking
refunding
($2,000,000). Placed
investors and pension funds
1,

bank

through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Kidder,

or

The Treasury Department announced on Feb. 15 that
final tabulation of subscriptions for the exchange offer-

to repay

1,500,125,000

Treas.

91-day

•

Inc. Oversubscribed.

1,500,008,000

91-day

17

for

Securities Corp.;
Williams & Co.;

1,500, 008,000

10

Total

Baxter,

William Blair & Co.; Cooley
Hansen tic Corp.; Win. E. Pollock & Co.,
(Inc.);

1,500, 125,000

Feb

District, Calif.; the $10,000,000 offering of Baltimore
County, Maryland, and the $10,000,000 emission of the
Washington (State of) Toll Bridge Authority.

first mortgage

Purpose, to repay bank
Price, 102.384%; and ac¬

Equitable

by

Drexel & Co.;
Co.

York

New

1985.

bills

bills

Total

bonds

Co.

Treas., bills

Treas.

Feb

Offered

Inc.;

3%%

California
1,

Insurance

tion.

91-day

Feb

Rotan,

1,500,192,000

3

shows a decline

Co.;

1,500, 192,000

Feb

1

of

Feb.

construction.

and

I

15

Co.

Republic

privately

notes

January

due
new

series E, due Feb.

&

for

Total

I,

for

Life

116,000,000 Kansas City Power & Ll#ht Co. 3V4%

24,486,000

24,486,000

&

first mortgage

Co.

Berkshire

with

interest.

through
742.263,764

debentures

Halsey, Stuart 6c

Brothers

Stern

Telephone

($2,700,000)

306,000

742,263,764

Co.;

&

fund bonds,

1,500,197,000

bonds_

series

Co.;

fund

sinking

Offered by

Purpose, to retire bank loans and for expansion.

and

&

3Va'/o

Dallas Union Securities Co. and Thomas & Co.

Scott, Horner 6c Mason,

1,500,256,000

6c
6c

Irving

Co.;

*4,700,000 Inter-Mountain Telephone Co. 314%

142,000

1,500,197,000

Inc.;

Inc.; Burnham & Co.; Kormendi 6c Co., Inc.; DeHaven 6c
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. and

due

Feb

Treasury Financing in February

&

Indebtedness

286,000

1

Co,

interest.

Fredonia

privately

crued

1,500,562,000

Miller,

Purpose, for construction program. Price,

accrued

Courts

&

1979.

Placed

Light

1980.

.

1,500,014,000

West & WinHogle & Co.;

Co.; Yarnall,
Biddle & Co.; Barret,
Bingham, Sheldon & Co.; C. C. Cod¬

112,000,000 General Telephone Co.

$

$

1,500,290,000

1,500,432,000

U.S.

Inc.;

due
.

New

Refunding

A.

Mellon 6c

Joseph,

Kirkpatrick-Pettis

&

Mosle & Co.;

*125,000 .Dunkirk

FUNDS

Accepted

Security

Feb

the part of the Dominion of Canada,
municipalities, nor of the United States
Possessions came to light in February.

OF

1

J.

Co.;

Sc

Oversubscribed.

Co.

and

Central

Total Amount

&

Co.;

Inc.;

1,

102.15%

Blair

Type of
Dated

Cvrubbs;

&

Wood

&

due Feb.

1470,

"Chronicle."

1953,

Weedon

Lundborg
& Co.; McKelvey & Co.; Odess, Martin & Herzberg, Inc.;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.; Quail & Co. 'and Stark¬

of Series

previous data

E.

Humphrey,

1952 "Chronicle."
Treasury notes of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.

For

Whiteside,

Chace,

Company;

Crowell,

& Co., Inc.; Columbia Investment Co.; Elworthy
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Hulme, Applcgate

Co.;

of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes are
interest to the 15th of the month and if held
to maturity or two years interest approximates 2,47%. Sale of Treasury
notes of Series "C" began on Oct. 1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and-,,
accrued interest to the 15th of the month and if held to maturity or

1953.

and

Lane,

Fitch, North &

2637,

page

&

Pacific Northwest Co.;

Jenks, Kirkland

Sales of Treasury notes
sold at par and accrued

The sale

Pomeroy,

&

Sterne, Agee & Leach; Straus, Blosser & McDowell; Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, Inc.; Suplee,
Yeatman & Co., Inc.;

of

two years,

Hutton

Inc.;

Kreeger

17,000,000 Dallas Power

Bonds,

Schoellkopf,

Co.;

Space & Co., Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur 6c
Co.; Riser, Cohn & Shumaker, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright 6c
Co.; Stockton Broome & Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;

available

$200,000.

Savings

on

6c

Co.,

Inc.;

Johnson,

beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemable
at par any time after 6 months from issue date, on one month's notice.
Series H has individual limit on annual purchase of $20,000.
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,
as
of May 1, 1952. Series J and K yield a return of 2.76%
when held
to
maturity, instead of the former rate of 2.53% for F Bonds and
2.50% for G Bonds.
Intermediated yields of Series J and K will be
higher than those of F and G. Annual purchase limit of Series J and

A few of the
larger placements in February included
the $16,250,000 issue of the Long Beach Unified School

No offerings

Also

&

Jones,

Boettcher

years,

months instead

of Feb¬

the month

ruary a year ago, at $399,836,510 also
for the current month of
$76,559,968.

hs provinces

Co.;

Loewi & Co.;

to maturity. Higher
shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end of

by

9

Riter

Co. of

Doolittle & Co.; Elkins, Morris 6c
Hewitt;
Kay,
Richards & Co.;
Raffensperger. Hughes
& Co., Inc.; Rodman & Renshaw; Saunders, Stiver & Co,;
Sutro &
Co.;
Watllng,
Lerchen 6c Co.;
Bioren & Co.;

three

compounded semi-annually when held

achieved

years

Curtis;

Sullivan

of

Overall interest rate raised from

1, 1952.

'•

Telephone

Potomac

Anthony & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Butcher
Sherrerd; The First Cleveland Corp.; Merrill, Turben 6c
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; J. Earth & Co.; Bosworth,

rate on a
bank discount basis,
a Comprised
all of which were changed as follows:
May

for

investments

&

separate series,

SERIES E—Beginning

convertible

Purpose,

and

to

Inc.; Tucker,

20,782.977,280

Feb

totaling $20,000,000.

Municipal financing during February last amounted
to
$323,276,542 of which $312,567,902 represented new
capital issues and the balance $10,708,640 refunding obli¬

.

100

2,401,000,000

13 mos.

Feb

Feb. 15, 1958 to 1979, inclusive,

A

2,626 ,000,000

13 mos.

15

*Average

debentures,

40-year

J jCalifornia Packing Corp. 3V2% promissory notes, due

in

2,626,000,000

15

or

February 1954 total of $91,887,500 made up of 23 issues,
equalling 27.84% of that month's over-all dollar volume.

Telephone

15

24.90% of that month's gross
The current figure also compares with the

aggregating $156,417,934
dollar volume.

Total

or

was

manufacturing

and

Total

1970.

Baltimore 3Va%
40-year debentures due Feb, 1, 1C95. Purpose, refunding
($15,000,000) and for expansion, etc. ($10,000,000). Price,
102.84% and accrued interest. Offered by White, Weld <Sc
Co.; American Securities Corp.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson

accounting for a total dollar volume of

year,

4 ',4 %

Co.

15,

advances

Oversubscribed.

100

Feb 1-28 Feb

Feb.

for

125,000,000 Chesapeake &

1,167 ,000,000

1

Gas

&

due

and

1%

1,167,000,000

Feb

28

i

*1.088

2Vz years
2Va years

Feb 1-28 Feb
Feb

13 mos..

1979.
th«

with

privately

Placed

subordinated
construction
in stock of
subsidiaries.
Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest. Under¬
written by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Stone &c
Webster
Securities
Corporation;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Company (Inc.);
Lee Higginson Corp.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Tha
First Trust Co.
of Lincoln,
Neb.; The Milwaukee Com¬
pany;
Bell
&
Farrell,
Inc.
and
Wachob-Bender Corp.
debentures

1,500 008,000

3

Feb

mortgage bonds due

first

improvements.

1,500.000 Central Electric

1,500 ,192,000

Feb

2,285,747,000
2,119,533,000

Stock offerings

for

Berkshire Life Insurance Co.

6,768,240,764

3

Telephone Corp.

Purpose,

*1.349

program

January..

Feb

{

$

$
30

Jan

Jan

j

(Issues Maturing

Notes

Later Than Five Years)

Yield

Dec

1

Capital Flotations

February, 1955

Long-Term Bonds and

Price

0.20%.

I

During

,

Amount

Applied for

Due

+

Details of New

In the

lowing
and

the

for the
years
year

on the fol¬
the February

comprehensive tables

pages

two

we

compare

months' figures with those

corresponding periods in the four

preceding thus affording
comparison.

a

five-

Total

$

362,45632

5o,0 0

8,492,185 26.39o 4

5,0 .0

402,197 50, 0 20,450 184,73 4

839,5120 municpaltes.

$

56,0 0

41,57 6 3o7 o6 1 ,24576 293,4 16

Total

963,40

75,8140 75,80 7,938,205

Refundi g 74,8 0
$

—■1952M- .V2

Capit l 218,610 1,0 0 7,91409 137,9867
$

531,20 4l76~0247 92,01 340
$

78167155694..,1396958020

New

Total

$

506, 346# 41.602,47 91,3705

2,000

50 ,0 0

260,54920 24,16938 4,78679

29,35 0 5,40. l.Toir o i86,~25l6 15.20u o0 130, 0 2,0 .0 10,2950
120 ,0 0

130, 0

$

New

S

Total

6,47810 1,29785
12^690, 3o,^.jau0 0 0

19,250

68, 0 6.0 ,0

Refundig

25,19845 81,420 2,180965 108,76 10

1,645.0

14.~09l70

893,132 3, 50. 0

$lCapit 29,350 5,40. 1,0910 li,~5270 9,20.0 2,0.0

Refundi g 17.0 ,0 2,30,0 1,72 90

30,250- 18u,3o02

18,79317 40 .0 4,825.943 397,18 2,156,90 6,743,70 3,16904 7,15.0 21.04,173 40 .0 4,17,50 Ili79~ 27943 1.290.320 3,50, 0 2.156.90 25,9370

1,0 ,0

42,7 .136 2.371.40 96.42 0 59 ,850 l79~23,125 273,725 146,821 76 29,35 0 98.17 36 2,371.40 1,09,10 27815.40 15,79.850 130. 0 3.923,125 12,53 725 41,57 6

375,04.6

963.40

1,0 ,0

10,950

963,40

20 .0 0 1,896,589

218,6.0

613, 05

2543,15,2600

50 ,0 0

26,59 0 260,54920

20 ,0 0

68. 0 6,0 ,0

75,8140

305,7246

410, 0 20 .0
135,27810 50.1 0 32,40254 25,7025 120.784012 3,024,930 14,9658 6 ,47810

613, 05

20 .0 1,896,589

94,31694 3.7205 32.1402 2,34930

138,760 506,34

963,40

42.7 136 1,408,40 96.42 0 59.850 l79~23.125 273,725 145,8 276 29,35.0 98.17 36 1.408.40 1,09,10 209,46 0 9.79.850 130. 0 3,923,125 12,3 725

1,0 ,0

94,30254 3.72,05 32.14,012 2,34.930

3,52 640

6,375,0 10, 0 1.0 ,0

1.0 Q.0 ^4,905.23 27,152 35

56,0 0

74,8 0

New

S

609.0 0 ~37276O6

1,0 ,0

239431,.765471,02

70 .0 410, 0
Capitl 3.150 25,0 21,60 86,92710
Total

1.0 .0 305.235 1,574,235 18.397,0 1,869,0

56.0 0

$

86,350 39,86510 13,250

269,0 0

50,1 .0 27,50 21,5UO 0 8,650 70,0 410, 0 142,30

$

—1953

F8641,30795 712,0937465.flntFGBCRtD{DoetlSehvpcaomvahdmnrsuirpeidkf, OFTMIVEgBYHRNUAS
FFYTMOEINIBUAHVRAUCPSGL
Capitl

$

$

7. 15,0 192. 1,0 4.1 7 50

1952-

94,10 367,40 365 2,0 ,0

613, 05

Refundi g 24,56 40

1953-

17645,0

$

New

365,72436 307 ,0 35,6 0 285,40621

$

New

Total

and

19,062,173 40 .0 0 4,825.943 397.18 3.156,90 7,048,935 34,891 39 26,12.0 21,83.17 40 .0 0 4,17.50 19.~58l7943 1.290.320 3,72.0 3.156.90 30.98,35 402.19 7

4,60 0 25.780

14,70.

$

293,75410 1,0 ,0 8, 2809 137.98,67

New

~ 3~7 2~,0

56,0 0

56.0 0

23.850, 367.245,632

1

Capitl

Capit l 36, 732
S

5,0 ,0

893,132 3,72 .0

609,0

26,120 193.8210 ,"l4750

Refundi g 18,3970 1,60,0

-195

375,04 36 50, 0 48.2~ 0. 18,26934

$

Total

7,936,950 25,379 54

$

4

27,152 35 154,20 3,496,50 184,53.7

Refundi g 25,780 ~ 5 ~235 1,09.0

-195

Total

17.0 0 2,913,05 1,72,90

3,523,640 25,19845

410. 0 20 .0
134,6 50 3.150 319,5649 25,7205 19,061 2 3,024.930 140,67294 641,307.rs5

36.791,45 1,406,0 19,50 3 6 3,702 109,46 ~ V73,2 4 30 ,0 0 9,53,0 68,94 017 30,250 23.14,695 1,406. 0 6, 25763 10,63702 1,09,46

50 ,0 0

173,2 4 30 .0 0

2

*

36,520 329, 721

CISTOUSRNTPHUIAEAETD 245,176
4332128594,,967215.78
CFGOOLOFRARVPEERINGAMNTD,T,
- notes — notes — note.s - — : governmt agencis&t ,Posein 7219738,556,4,0092764 infcublSofrmtdaaounegiiynsceepdlstys Notes- etc manufctrig throaelddiitnncgg.,, Notes— etc— manufctrig— throaeldditinncgg.,, - etc Imanufctrig throaeldditinncgg.,, etc—. and^mufctrig— hoeldtincg., 384,26
Refundi g 15.372,39

54,350 1,893,703

Capit l 245,17641 50,00 24,16938 4,78679

32,0 0 397,42807 13,250

$

—1954

$

New

Total

$

875, 0
32,8950 23,684 0 78,5 867

2,763,0

12,30 32,76.542

2,50,285 438,90
-195 Refundi g 41,70 . 0

<10

795

NCaepwitl $ 1061,856,350O2 -

Total

NEW

Capit l 281,3950 875,0 21,84395 78,319 07
$

2,763,0

SOUM AFRY

4,639185

384,2 362 32,40, 0 312,567902

$

6,375,0 10, 0 1,0 ,0

50 ,0 0

5,0 ,0 63,0 0 14,850 50,69450 "29576 6 827156.0

36,791.45 1,406 0 19,50 3 63.702 109,46 17324 30 ,0 9,53,0 68,94 017 2,750 23.14 695 1,406,0 "03,52476 10,63702 1,09,46 "17372 4 30 .0 28,6*971 314,62 78

875,30

875, 0

39,2031 10. 4,30 7.51,97 2,50,0 649, 84 " 2,950 18,91 45 27,01 73 105,26547 146.5 810 15,0438 70,81597 17,350 51,34 84 "297 950 18,91 45 109,610*3 428,91547

32,8950

Capit l 817.50, 5,0 ,0 48,30 0 14,850 50,69450 295.0 80715,0 281,3950
$

7,8 2,739 15,372 39

50 ,0 0

2,0 ,0 41,70 0

$

CHARCTE

7,50 , 0

18,726 1

15,0 .0
-195 Refundi g 247 0 .6 0

AND

New

7,8 2,739 15,372 39

OO

GORUPFING

79, 0 10,78640

S

Refundi g 7,50,0
$

—1954

43 ,90

2,50 ,285

875, 0

875, 0

~

2,93 ,185

2,463,906 4,639185

27-'0,285 15,0 6

36,70 25 10, 4.308 7.51,97 2,50,0 649, 84 "~ 27950 18,91 45 26,57213 102,6732 19,45 2 15,0438 5,61597 17,350 51,34 84 297 950 18,91 45106,72 1*3

New

'

jL

FEBRUAY boanndsd boandnsd boanndsd BankGovernmt Govt,•Municpal—Stes, dnoot OFFEBRUAY Boands utiles oiinduasntrdl Miscelanous Boands
scctooepall,,, manufctres bueildtncgs, Intvresutmsn , util es sccteoopale,lr,, manufct s eori Indausntridl buieldtncgs, ,Invtersutmsent ,Micelanous util es sccteoopal,l,, manufctres oi induasntrdl bueildtncg—s, Intvresutmsn ,Miscelanous util es scctoeopalel,,r, manuft acesori industrial bueildtncgs, ttrruadsing,,Miscelano.u»^s*4,— csoercpuritate

OF Long-term Short-em Prefstoreckd Comstoockn Long-term Short-em Prefstrocekd Comstoocnk Long-term Short-em Prefstroeckd Comstoocnk corp ate
toal •fiTghuersees
Corpate— Domestic Candi - foreign
^Interaiol CandianforeignLoaannd USntaiteeds

MONTH




Other

Grand

Total

{

Other Farm

MONTH

Long-Term Railroads Public Iron,Equipment Moatnords

Total

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing

Short-Tem Railroads Public Equipment Moatnords
Iron,

Total

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship ing

Stocks-

Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Moatnords Other

Total

Land, Rub er

Ship ing

Total-

Railroads Public Iron, Equipment Maotnodrs Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

^ptrne t

■total

Total

5,0

65,420 324,1 0 10, 0 4,17,50 2,84,0 132,0450 893,132 7,389,0 28,9450 57,24613

$

106,0 0

1,0 ,0 1,06,0 5.065. 0 30,1 32 69 ,850 23.798351 397,18
469,0

Refundi g 18,3970 8,3 0 5,689,0 "37270 0 4,60,0 37,8960
$

-195

5,0 ,0

893,132
Capitl 47,0650 315,280 10, 0 4,17.50 2.84,0 126,350 7,017,0 24,350 537, 0132

106,0

s

46,3750 20,983 162.50, 1,09,10 270 1,40 15,20 0 1,30, 0 2,0 ,0 35,29 0 734,98 3 2,56,0 3,0 ,0

$

Refundig i,~2ob7 o 70,42860 6,0 ,0

Capitl 46,3750 19,7283 162,50 1,0910 19,7820 9,20. 0 1,80 2,0 0 31,50240 653,763
$

963,40

570 ",0

2^56*,0

$

Y0-FYETM2FMNLAOIIWUAVHDOAN8RBCSRPD.G-—TRNCTeRoaNCfTRueNCptanfoeiutaowdpfnupiltdwnliwgdlg$g$$573626914,45806395,3074,8172201obOU^8'52,0_,139625 —*46918213,4578273050,19.746908—35,286.9,3126,3714G9215;6,7830504CiD§tmaRpSoBufernhlccnvvasotGnFrltdpuefemho.idadk.gnaf.cy F2TEMFSIUNOAVTWIHONDA8RBHSER.D

$

New

Total

$

50 ,0 50 ,0

6.81C0 28,750 17,50 135.84,0 45,70 67, 950 95,20 5 71,920

1,0 0

342,18
120,586430 1,70610 25.41, 0 15,48231

3,90 , 0 5,40 50

1,375 0 125,0 0

95.0,29 62,81 2 14,98270

2 5,0

75,0 0 173,2 4 30 ,0

3,625.0 649, 84

50 ,0 50 ,0

268,5326 58.90 541,06 26,7 025 249.31,72 549004 3,8650 25,0 0 4.3(14 18,4 92

30 .0 173,2 4 30 , 0
342.18 30 , 0 173,2 4 30 .0
120,586430 1,706.10 25,4150 15,48231 16,498.35 180, 728 78,15.0 516,3 0 7,0610 61.37061 81.52318 2,19 81 69,4735

1,0 0

2 5,0

70,650 38.502 5,30 0 2,460 65,0 1,850 45,07621 59,27461
295~0

3.52,640

on.o 2,913,05 3.864,352

110

7,8 2,739 35,87260

Refundi g 7,50,0 7,0 ,0 13,2451

Capitl

4,30.41 5.67,569

21.9,46 5.2 ,025 38.06,75 3,945690

78,150 39n.502 5,30 0 35,460521 65,0 1,850 52,94 0 634,8 721

$

613, 05

31

New

-1954

3,792,60 85,39 60

269,1 57 pq.930no 54,197 26,72.05 253,796.05 10.4 ,590 3.86,50 25,0 0 4,30.41 184,92569

4,30.41 5,67,569

613, 05

Capitl 58.930 30,215 0 21,50 21,835648 106,45890 3,86,50 25,0 0 175, 360 93,527408
$

1,20 0 963,40 73.4 ,60 6,0 ,0

3,97840

3,015.0

21,90471 5,2 025 38.096,75 3,945690

$

Total

621,739 6

183

3,523,640 4Q,68792

$

2,156,90 21,94132 83,2 4 52,130.5 34.82,3 10,69 850 4.17,50 2, 84.0 149. ,851 1,290.32 7.017,0 2,156,90 47.269132

46

89.30 32,51 0 2i,o0 215,70 106,45890 3,8650 25,0 0 179,250 974,2150

Refundi g 31,0 .0 2,30,0 3,864,352

-1953

5,98 .0 "372 65 1.0 0 6,89305 41,25803

1.0 ,0 2, 93,053 4,062 53 18,3970 9,307 0

67,18 43 20,73 04 142.570,92 7,69 70 l,~9237l5 10,398.25 250, 695 375.0 269.47, 6 23 ,04 1.09,10 3457 3",29 16.89 70 1.30, 3,923,125 41,90 325

5,6 0

New

Total

63,9742

67,18.413 21,69 40 145,8 492 7,69 70 1,9237125 10,398 25 254,8095 46,375.0 270.64,7 184,96.40 1,09.10 48189/7296 2,39 70 1,80, 0 3,923,125 45,693 25 94,8 928

5,65,0

3,792,60 81,42 0

$

—1952

30 ,0

1,0 ,0 1, 06, 0 5.065. 0 29,541.32 69 ,850 23,498.351 397.18

New

Total

3,156,90 24,17 85 87,345297 70,527.0 354.1 ,32 10,69 .850 4,1750 2,84.0 1855.9108 1.290.320 7,389,0 3,156.90 54.162,85

27950

7,50.0 7,0 ,0

1,9240431,2080879.674

816,49

13.24521 2 5.0 7,82,739 35,812 60
~

75.0 0

16,498 35 3.80,57628 70,650 509.136 0 7,0610 48.15,40 81,52318 2,19 81 173,24 30,0 61,57 196

297,950
14.26,05 47.2873 39,652 7 6,810 380. ,792 80.437,2 150.827, 0 49.375,0 63,41984 14,2605 146,538.2

7810,,05649812497

ISCONGORRPEUUEFPWAIT 36.1,82 87.426,
FFGCOOAVRERPENIGMANTT,, 1953NCReafeupnitwdlg$$71535,092,7064jo.b93o^1,.j85014at>66 — 66,2,2117733" —— 1,807586,94S226.43 350, I2087419.65,3;. 214,3,6809379 fSfbrumaotounnicpdyeildtsess manufctrig —hoeldtcin.g, manufctrig hoeldticng., 93,40576281 — 14.98m2a,7nuf0ctrig365 4 2,9501hoe6ldtcin.g,4 30,81469573,2. 1m7.a6n0u,f4c5trig8 93 27hoe.ldticng.,140,35
$

New

83 ,90

2,50 285

175,26 5

Capitl 30.81,0 219. 80 17,50. 102,64375 14,850. 60,7950 295,0 89,450 536,71235

ACHANRDTE

OSUMFARY

5,2640

Refundig 36.0 0 62,83.0 3,20625 30,9 .0 7,0 .0
$

-195

1,375 0 125,0 0

3, 9185 36.0 0 65,32.85

3,20.65 30,9 ^0 7,0 .0 6.102,' 178,5 310

3,90. 0 5,40.50

FE2NED8B.Corpate—* boannodtedss : stock stock bonanotdedss — stock stock foreign— boannotdess stock stock corpatefIBntearanioklGovernmt "seicnGLgoaaonv^t,/&"Municipacl—eSts,SPotaeins dfinignculuoordeets F2ENED8B. NBoteoas—nds utiles eccotpoa.rl,, manuf acesori inadunstrdl beuildtcngs, trtarudsing,,Miscelanous_ NBootaens-ds utiles eccotpoal,, manufctres oi inadunstdrl beuildtcngs, —ttrraudsing,,Miscelanous Lu_til;es eccotopa.l,, manufctres oi indausntrdl bueildtncgs, trtraudsing,,Miscelanous utiles-. eccooptalr,, manufces ori. indausntrdl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,,Miscelan—ou sceocrpuritate
MONTHS Domestic Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Preefdrl Com on
§Candian

toal •These

Grand

Total

2




Other

-

Farm

United

MONTHS Long-Term
2

Railroa—ds Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maontdrs Other

Oil

Land, Rub er

Ship ng Investmn

Short-Tem Railrods Public ste l, Equipment Maontdrs
Iron,

Other Land, Rub er
Oil

Ship —ng Investmn

Total

Stocks-

Railrods Public Irsoten,l, Equipment Maontdrs Other

Oil

Land,

Ship ng Investmn

Total

otal—

T

Railrods Public Isrtoen,l, Equipment Maont drs Other

Oil

Land,

Ship ng Investmn

Total

6

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(606)

and

Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Indianapolis
Bond & Share Corp.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; McDonald
& Co.; The Ohio Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stetson
Securities Corp.; Stroud & Company, Inc.; Swiss American
Corp. and Harold E. Wood & Co.

'

&

$106,550,000

•$5,000,000

STEEL,

promissory note, due
Feb.
1, '1957 (payable at maturity by issuance of 8,500
shares of preferred stock and 25,500 shares of common
stock.
Puropse, for new pipe line.
Placed privately with

Farm Loan

debentures
due
Dec.
1,
1966.
Purpose,
for' improvement program.
Placed
privately
with
institutional
investors
through

Colorado

Allen

Fuel

4%%

Corp.

Iron

&

convertible

$112,130,000 Federal

Intermediate

debentures,

INDUSTRIAL

MANUFACTURING

AND

New

Credit

consolidated

1.60%

Banks

fiscal

York

Mutual
Life

Insurance

Life

Insurance

*1,500,000 Automatic

.

Placed

expansion.

for

pose,

with

privately

for

*307,800 South

Co.

(Preferred

stocks

Mutual

ferred

stocks

Massachusetts

and

Co.

Canteen

Co.

5Va%

America

of

Investors

?

*700,000 Automatic
due

June

to

Rowe
Life

Canteen

Corp.

Feb.
and

1979,

to

3 Va %

Corp.

1,

1965.

ordinated

for

Baking

expansion

Co.

debentures

funding.
4

due

expansion

(par

Price,

102%

March

and

Cleveland

subre¬

Weld
&

Co.

Co.;

Co.;

&

*1,800,000

Bros.

&

the

Muliins

Underwrit-

corporate

Corp.; White,
Ladenburg, Thalmann

Rothschild

F.

&

Co.;

notes,

and

Annuity Association

•12,500,000 National

Mutual

Potash

A,

due

properties.

and

vestors

Co.

4% first (leasehold) mortgage bonds,
1, 1974.
Purpose, for acquisition of'
privately with an insurance company
Weld & Co. and Kidder, Pcabody & Co.

capital.

through

&

Co.,

•$14,850,000

Holland
1967.

Purpose,

Mutual

Life

for

Milwaukee Co.;

Co.;

Co.

promissory

Placed

notes

Stone

due

due

Hotels

Jan.

general

1,

In

privately with The

Corp.

corporate

1970.

Purpose,

corporate

j

to
of

30,000,000

1

I
■

'

600,000

purposes.

certain
Hotels

March

1,

and

Co.,

Corp.

of

debentures

loan

for

Offered

par.

and

by

holders

of

com¬

Inc., without underwriting.

at

debentures,
loan

and

holders

without

of

due

for

Offered

par.

former

Inc.,

at

bank

America

bank

former

15-year

repay

Price,

holders

Statler

Sheraton
due

1

and

4%%
to

convertible

by

Jan.

general
company
stock

common

underwriting;

49i%

convertible

debentures

of

bonds

The

of

Divine

Divine

Savior,

Savior

3%-3.85%

Hospital

dated

Dec.

1954

The

&

15,

10

1960,

cntsl

ot

stock.

Price,
Inc.

in

and

29,500

units

of

Purpose,

$101

one

for

unit.

per

shares

of

equipment,

Offered

common

debenture

by

stock

and

10

Inc.;
W.
'

and

(par

capital
Boland &

R.

due

shares

working

John

Completed.

Legg

'

•12,000,000

1970.

Associates
Oct.

1,

and

for

Investment

1968.

Co.,

Purpose,

3%%

to

subordinated

reduce

notes

short-term

due

borrowings

expansion.

Price, at par.
Placed
privately with
institutional investors
through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.

;

*1,000,000 Automobile
Jan.

1,

Banking

i967.

institutional

1

#1'50°.000 Automobile
due

Jan.

C.
PiQ

1
i

I.

T.

Corp.,

1967.

Purpose,

5%

i

Corp.
\

y

Salomon

Placed

3%

workin8

Co.

subordinated

debentures

Reynolds

&

with

&

hard

of

institutional

Hutzler.

working

investors

investors.

second
capital

Dn4<~

series,
Price

•>?

pSSS^pSSd UXy

Insurance

Co.

through

Kidder, Peabody

«*'




R.

&

Noel

&

and

and

counsel

(11003

157,600 shares of
common

Sterne,

Beil

&

Inc.;

Agee

Hough,

HarrLon

& Leach; Thovm
Inc.; Clark, Land,
Co.; J, H. Hiis&
Co.;
Investment

&

and

*

'

r.

and

&.:Lombardo,
^

!

inc.

.

by

North¬

A.

•

stock

M.

Law

Co.;

&

Co.;

Irving
&

Co.;
Paine,' Webber,

Co.;
&

Shuman,

&

Co.;

Staats

& Co.;
Stroud &

G.

H.

Power

bank

share

and

and

Lynch,

accrued

Pierce,

A.

C.

Bros.

&

Co.

50,000

(no

par).

Corp.;

&

and

stock

phey
&

';

and Wm.

P.

4,428,552 Minneapolis
(par

$1).

Gas

Co.

for

184.523

shares

of

Jaffray
&

Co.,

Kendrick

Co.,

&

stock

Hopwood;
Inc.;
J.
M.

Inc.,

of

E.

&

&

Ges

$2.50).

by
G.

Tegeler

&

Straus,
Edwards

Republic

Co.;

Co.

114,000

Purpose,

construction.

Blosser
&

Co.;

to

Price,

A.

<fc

Sons;
G.

H.

Fusz-Schmelzle

per

McDowell;

H.

M.

Walker
&

Co.;

&

as

stock

and

Offered

stock

common

and

development
& Co. of Ogden

Barth

J.

of

capital

and

Offered

stock

development

by

company to

600,000 shares of common
acquisitions, equipment and

for

cents

50

Corp.
$1).

(par

&

B.

share.

per

America,

of

Purpose,

Underwritten

1

J.

B.

Boucher

Co.;

Bonbright

Inc.;

and Co.;

Offered by

share;

125,000

Price

for expansion.

by

&

Lehman

Brother;

&

Sachs

Dain

&

Francis

California

Co.;

&

Co.;

Gruss

Co.,

Inc.;

&

C.

Bradford

Ira

Hentz & Co.;

&

Weeks;

Co.;

I.

Pont

Co.;

Glore,

Haupt

&

&

Thalmann &

&

Lee

Meeds;
Co.;

Curtis;

Inc.;

Riter

Shepard

Co.;

L.

&

Chapman

Gold

Co.;

&

Co;

Loeb
Laird.
M'. Loed

Co.;

Carl

Mason-Hagan,
Mid-Con¬
Jackson &

Beane;

Webber,

Inc.;

Co.,

and

Kuhn,
&

Co.;

Paine,

Gardner;

Rauscher,

Irving

Rothschild

F.

Co.;

Laird

Fenner, &

Inc.;

Reinholdt &
&

&

Friedrichs
&

Corp.;

Lomasney

Pierce,

Co.,

Prescott,

Co.,

Inc.;

(Inc.):
& Co.;

Eastman

Farwell,

Forgan

Co.;

Higginson

A.

D.

Lynch,

Securities

Co.;

Hayden, Stone & Co.:
Hooker & Fay; Hornblower

Ladenburg,

tinent

&

Co.;

Hirsch & Co.;

&

&

Co.;

& Co.; Granbery, Marache
Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman Ripley

Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Snyder; Kidder, Peabody

Merrill

Georgt

Co., Inc..
Burnhan

Dempsey-Tegeler

du

Ingalls

Inc.;

Co.;
&

Goodbody

Co.;

&

H.

Co.;

&

Becke:

G.

A.

&

Sullivan

Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;

Co.;

First

Co.;

J.

Co.;

&

Boenning

Bosworth,

Sherrerd; Central Republic Co.

M.

Co.;

Inc.;

Co.;

Co.;

J.

Stearns

Bear,
Co.

&

&

&

Co.;

Doolittle
Dillon

Blair

Butcher' &

&

Courts

&

shares

exploration

share.

Allyn & Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Bach;
Co.;;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; The Bankers Bond Co

Co.

&

Coombs

without underwriting.

share.

&

&

J.

Rice

Co.;

Pierce
& Co.

Schirmer,

Singer,
,

Co.,

Mur-

R.

Deane

Staats

Alstyne,

200,000 Mother
stock

Smith,

Bros.

&

Barney

&

Co.;

Stone

Boyce;

&

William
Webster

and

G. H. Walker & Co.;

Westheimer
&

&

Co.

Walston & Co.:

White,

Co.;

Winslow,

and

Weld & Co_
Douglas <>

Oversubscribed.
Lode

(par

Uranium

two

Co.,

cents).

10,000,000

Purpose,

Price, at

for

shares of common
exploration and df*
C. Leonan-

Offered by M.

par.

Associates.

•

.

■

2,472,000 Nipissing
Mines Co.,
Ltd., 1,200,000 shares of common
stock (par $1-Canadian).
Purpose, to repay bank loaiu
to
buy new equipment, for acquisition, exploration aim
development
of
properties
and
for
general
corpoixPrice,

purposes.

share.

Offered

Ltd.;

$2

by

(Canadian)

Alator

company

by

Corp.,

Ltd.;

$2.06

and

(U.

S.)

P

subscription by commo
Alan
H.
Investment
Chester and J. Bractn.

for

Underwritten

stockholders.

Louis

Streit.

300,000 Okona
(par

Uranium

$1).

Corp.,

Purpose,

300,000

for

costs.

Price, at par.
without underwriting.
Uranium

stock

by

(par

Price,

30

gaetano

Mines

Ltd.,

$1-Canadian).

cents

share

per

Securities

Corp.

of

shares

by

company

970,000

stooj

developme
to pu°i

funds).

S.

C.

Completed.

299,179 Rico Argentine Mining Co., 70,395 shares of
comn^n
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for new plant.
Price,
share.

Offered

by

holders

without

underwriting.

South
stock
and

Canada

(par

by A. J.

Uranium

one

working

for

company

Corp.,

cent).

Purpose,

capital.

Grayson

"as

Price,
a

25

Jones

•

Represents

issues

placed

t Indicates issues sold
t Indicates

for

privately.

competitively,
special offering.

by

shares of commoexploratory exp ¬
per share,
lh

cents

speculation."

&

Inc.

subscription

600,000

■

of commo-i
exploration wo
Offered by

shares

for

Purpose,
(U.

common

and

exploration

Offered

un¬

DempseyD.

Co.;

v^lopment costs.

Under¬

Co.,

&

Wiesenberger

McEvoy.

and

Cruttenden

Stein

Noel & Co.;

Arthur

common

share.

Scribner;

Corp.;

Wertheim

$24

loans

&

Co.j

Straus,
Blosser
&
McDowell;
Stroud
& Co.,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co,;
Tucker,
Anthony
&
Co.;
Union
Securities
Corp.; "an

stock

A.

&

Securities

repay

&

& Co.
Schwabacher & Co.; Shearson. Hammill
Shields & Co.; Silberberg & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.;

•

Woodard-

of

Co.;

share.

of

shares

by

Corp.,

Chemicals

D.

Johnson-Mc-

Edward

common

exploration

per

C.

&

$4 20

to

Co.;

&

for

Price,

Co.,
&

per

291,000 Pluton

Byllesby

pur

S. D. Fuller & Co,

Uranium Corp., 2,000,000 shares of com¬
one
cent).
Purpose, for expansion and
15
cents
per
share.
Offered by
a
speculation.

(par

common

Inc.;

&'co.

of

Price,

bank

shares

corporate

Atherton

common

shares

repay

$8.50

&

& Co.;

Weld

Co.;

298,400

other

cents

670,000

per

Price,

to public,

&

Dickson

Co.;

Wood

speculation.",

exploration

for

Purpose,

capital.

$24.50

150,000

Natural

(par

new

Dain

Harold

Co.

Inc.

speculation.

a

Inc.,

Uranium

$1).

stock

Tellier

Sterne

Allison-Williams

and

Price,

Co.,

speculation.

a

3,062,500 Minerals

Co.;

Stone;

&

&

Purpose, for exploration

2,000,000

cents

improvements.

Alstyne',

program.

as

Purpose, for

15

Basin
(par

&

&

by
company
for
subscription
common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares (10.393)
derwritten by Kalman &
Co.. Inc.; Model, Roland &

Piper,
Allyn

as

Great

mon

Price,
$99.50
Underwritten by Mer-

construction

a

lease

capital.

Corp.,

for

10

Offered

Uranium,

300,000 Green Mountain

New-

Van

Offered

Co.

par.

cents).

company

Harper & Son & Co. Oversubscribed.

Purpose,

"as

Purpose,

Purpose,

at

Price,

working

Curtis;

Co.;

share.

per

Uranium

10

(par

stock

&
Co.; Richards, Merrill
Marshall; Grande & Co., Inc.

&

acquire

common

speculation."

a

public

300,000

Paine-Rice
Foster

share,

per

of

Brothers

Offered by

Price,

Price,

costs.

&

and

Inc.;

Inc.

and

cent).

one

cents).

10

100,500 Goldpoint

construction

Inc.;

to

Uranium

share.

per

Schroeder

(par

by

Favre,

Co.

expenses

costs.

Bissell

($1,099,715).
Price, at par.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone
Securities Corp.; Pacific Northwest

Peterson,

cents

shares

working

for

Baruch

25 cents).

(par

costs.

Telephone Co. of the Northwest
144.000 shares
4.80%
cumulative
preferred stock
(par
$25)'.
Pur¬
refunding ($2,500,285) and for payment of bank
new

&

America

stock

(par

200,000 Frontier

pose,

and

Blauner

by Melvin F.

Co.;

Webster

Purpose,
and
by

development

Central

loans

five

292,000

300,000 Devil Canyon Uranium Corp., 3,000,000 shares of

3,600,000 General
of

Price,

Inc.

Vermilyea Brothers.

Scott

shares

S.

D.

Price, $1

poses.

Agnew

Purpose,

Beane;. R.

Metals,

development

Rhoades

Company,
Incorporated;
Bear,
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Carolina Securities
Republic Co.
(Inc.); Drexel & Co.; The
First Boston
Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hornblower
&
Weeks; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co •
Laurence M. Marks &
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Smith, Barney & Co., and
White, Weld & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Stearns

Offered

6.000,000 shares of
Purpose, for exploration

Co.

cents).'

Western

common

and

construction.

&

&

equipment
Offered

Milton

&

Boyqe-

Inc.;

Ce.;

dividends.

Fenner

Allyn

&

new

buy

of

Reynolds

Smithers

White,
Oversubscribed.

stock

for

S.

Company,

Light

preferred

ioans

Stein

Walker

&

F.

share.

per

Corp.,

cent).

one

expenses.

share;

and

cents

Exploitation

(par

10

(par

per

10

'

M.

Miller

Jackson

Price,

Golconda

C.

John

Laurence

Inc.;
Mead,
The Milwaukee

stock

298,400 British

Inc.;

Lundborg

Co.;

costs.

$1

Lane, Space & Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co.;

&

three

claims,

&

Co.,

ETC.

Bowman Co.

by Richard

292,000 Arizona

Miller

Illinois

COPPER,

Corp., 2,500,000 shares of common
cents).
Purpose,
for exploration and

development

Offered

man,

The

COAL,

Uranium

common

common

Corp.;
Hayden,

Co.;-

STEEL,

300,000 American

Gold¬

McDona'd

&

Co.;

Leach;

Co.; A.
Central

\

of

(4g^

officers

Cabell Hopkins
Stubbs, Smith

Inc.;

Corp.,

(par

&

Co.;

Wyllie and Thornhill.

written

Co

Co.,

development

Securities

Co.;

Ryons

Barney

Co.;

4.975,000 Carolina

for

&

for

Mason-Hagan,

&

Smith,

969,000 Missouri

subordinated

$82,150,000

shares

common
new
construction.
PnCe
present stockholders

five

Inc.;

Farish;

and

"as

of

W.. Pressprich & Co.; Reinholdt &
Gardner;
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Scott, Horner
&
Mason,
Inc.;
Stringfellow;
Selected
Investments;

Elwood

'

note"C due°Pe°b tTwQ* 'i

&

stock

Johnson.

&

Co.;

Turben

Cook

&

Co.;

&

Co.;

Merrill,

Co.

9-year promissory notes
due
capital and to repay loans

rilth a& group
tiros.

ro?cSoVnNr-

and

privately

&

Lester,

Underwritten

($1,000 000)

Placed

dIenFfbCi0, ?qUS"plng fUnd debentures,
Purpose, for

s

due

privately'with

&

refunding

through

debentures

subscribed

First

Corp.;

Lemon

R.

&

,Capital ($5°0-000).
investors

?°Sf'.

senior

through Reynolds

Banking

Financial

h

through
150,000

investors

1,

institutional

•42,000,000

Corp., 4M,%
Purpose, refunding.

were

Goodbody

Securities

Co.;

Marks

Inc.;

Investment

Co., 3'»/4%
promissory notes
due
Purpose, to reduce short-term
borrowings
and
lor expansion.
Price, at par.
Placed privately with
institutional investors
through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.

15,

two

Hirchberg,

by Ned J.

Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Corp.; and White, Weld & Co.

Corp.;

Co.;

Langley

&

per

MISCELLANEOUS
Feb.

&

McCormick

Co.;

ril

*$25,000,000 Associates'

to

to

Kirkpatrick,

IRON,

&

Johnston,
C.

cumulative

etc
Co

bv

'

57,000

$250,000 Amalgamated Uranium

Paine,

Huger,- Barnwell

William

$100

pur.

Oiiered

$39,230,310

Hays & Co., Inc.; H. Hentz & Co.; Horn¬
Weeks;
Howard,
Weil, -Labouisse,
Friedrichs

&

Co.;

Agee
Dec.

$25).

par.

Purpose,

Oversubscribed..

Mose-

to

S.

Interstate

SHIPPING

4

Co.;

Boston

R.

blower

Co.;

debentures

(par

at

Underwritten

Securities

par).

Sachs

Co.;

&

$50,694,500

convertible

F. S.

Co.; The Ohio Go.; Paine,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;

Co.

Power

First

man,

semi-annually Jan. 1, 1956-1970, inclusive.
Purpose, for
new
construction.
Price,
100%
and
accrued
interest
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co. All
sold.

$295,000 TMT Trailer Ferry, Inc. 5Va%

&

&

man

Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont &
Co.; A. G.
Edwards
&
Sons;
Elkins,
Morris
&
Co.;
Estabrook
&
Co.;
Fahey,
Clark
&
Co.;
Farwell,
Chapman
&
Co.;

mortgage

1,

due

&

Water

(no

Co.;

first

y

shares

underwriting.

$1).

Mohr

street

&

1967.

Purpose,, to reduce bank loans and for
new investment.
Price, 100% and accrued interest. Under¬
written by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Hamlin &
Lunt; Lehman Brothers;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Blair &
Co. Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corp.; Reynolds & Co.;
Johnston,
Lemon & Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Straus, Blosser
& McDowell;
Henry Herrman & Co.; Reinholdt &
Gardner;
Crowell, Weedon & Co.; Courts &
Co.; Hooker & Fay;
Arthur L. Wright &
Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.;
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc. and A. M. Kidder
&
Co.
Oversubscribed. •'
•
Sisters

&

Light Co. 505,000 shares of common
Purpose,
for new
construction.
Price
$24.50 per share.
Underwritten by Merrill
Lvnch, Pierce
Fenner
&
Beane;
R.
S.
Dickson
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Abbott
Proctor & Paine;
A. C. Allyn &
Co.,Mnc.; Auchincloss,
Parker
&
Redpath; Bache
&
Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple &
Co.;
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Co.,. Inc.;; Bak-er,
Watts
&
Co.;
Ball,
Burge
&
Kraus;
Bateman,
Eichler
&
Co.;
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.;
William
Blair •!'&
Co.;
Blunt
Ellis
&
Simmons:
Blyth
&
Co., Inc.;
Alex.
Brown
&
'Sons;
Lloyd ' E.
Canady
&
Co.;
Carolina
Securities
Corp.;
C.
F.
Cassell
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Central
Republic
Co.
(Inc.); Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; G. H.
Crawford Co., Inc.;
Henry Dah'berg & Co.; Davenport
stock

repay

Price,

holders

31,915,600 Hilton Hotels Corp.
1,

to

stock of Hotels Statler
Co.,

mon

.

15-year

purposes.

certain

to

company

4'/a%
Purpose,

Leonard & Lynch;

Cook

Curtis;

Webster Securities
addition 325,000 shares

eastern

Co.

BUILDINGS, ETC.

1970.

Moore,

&

&

12,372,500 Carolina
$7,978,900 Hilton

&

Newhard,

Jackson

Hutton

acquisition.

LAND,

Hutton

repay bank
loans and
for
subsidiaries.
Price, $9.50 per
share
Offered by company for
subscription by common
stockholders.
Unsubscribed shares (8,450) underwritten
by
W. C. Langley &
Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Glore Forgatv& Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks;
W. E.

Inc.

Development

Insurance

E.

W.

(par $5).
Purpose,
additional investments in

OIL

Rogers

Inc.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The First
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Charles H. Gihnan
Forgan & Co.; Grimm & Co.; Hallgarten

stock

$63,300,000
i

Price,

12,000

Completed.

Sold

and

(par

ton,

Co.,

5,138,493 American Water Works Co., Inc.
540,894 shares

Wire Co. 4%% first mortgage bonds
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
Placed privately with institutional in¬
&

Blyth

share.

share.

Norris

repay

Co.;

Co.

1970.

15,

5l/2%
Under¬

Sterne, Agee & Leach; Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Fox; Stifel,
Nicolaus &
Co., Inc.; Stix & Co.; Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.; Stroud &
Company, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright &
Co.; Thayer, Baker & Co.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson;
Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld &
Co., and Arthur L. Wright
& Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.

with

Nov.

*9,000,000 Northwestern Steel
working

Insurance

privately

of

to

dividends.

Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.; F. L. Putnam &
Co., Inc.;
Quail & Co.; Rambo, Close &
Kerner, Inc.; Reinholdt &
Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter &. Co.; Robinson and
Lukens; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton
&
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Starkweather &

Placed

through White,
Jan

Life

Placed

Co.;

Webber,

Co.

($1,000,000).

purposes

Corp.

Co.

stock

for new pipe line.
Price, $3
by Shields & Co.; Courts &
Co.; The
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; 'Johnson, Lane
Space & Co., Inc.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
Clement
A. Evans
& Co., Inc.; Leady, Wheeler & Alleman,
inc.;

Corp.;

Glore,

ley &

due 1970.
Pur¬
Placed
privately

purposes.

Co.;

The

Riter

Oversubscribed.

Co.

Insurance

Insurance

Northwestern

due

L.

15-year

shares

Purpose,

$25).

accrued

Co.; Indianapolis. Bond & Share
Corp.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; A. M. Kidder &
Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
McCourtney-Breckenridge
& Co.; i McJunkin,
Patton & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.;

Securities

Co.;

corporate

Teachers
Life

Co.;

Inc.,

&

Manufacturing Corp. 3%% promissory notes due
Purpose, refunding
($2,000,000)
and for
general

1965.

series

&

&

Southwest

general

Guardian

*3,000,000

First

Union

Stearns

Brothers,

for

with

Hutzler;

Hallgarten
and

Fritzsche
pose,

&

Bear,

225,000

Inc.
(par

and

par

Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Hawkins & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz &
Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton

by Wertheim & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres&Co.; Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Salomon

Co.,

stock

at

&

ten

\ |

Harris &

man,

&

Purpose,

interest.

accrued

Price,

Lisle & Marshall; H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.);
Republic Co. (Inc.); Richard W. CiarkeCorp.; Blair
Claybaugh & Co.; C. C. Collings and Co., Inc.; Columbia
Investment Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz &
Co., Inc.; R. S.
Dickson & Co., Inc.; Clement A. Evans &
Co., Inc.; Fair-

Co.

convertible

1980.

1,

&

construction.

without

bv

bv

Central

capital.

Hooker

25-year

stock

F.

due Feb.

working

and

Shaw,

by

35/s%

due

debentures

preferred

loans.

OveN

Underwritten

Telephone

preferred

945,000 South Georgia Natural Gas Co.

UTILITIES

Works

Water

inc'

Co.

...

,

Natural Gas Co.
$1).
Purpose,
for

shares)

per

Brown,

of

Underwritten

par.

pre¬

by W. C. Langley & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange-& Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Baker, Weeks & Co.; Blair & Co.,
Inc.; Boenning & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.;

Mutual

notes

for

Purpose,

convertible

while

par,

written

The

Placed

Society

Purpose,

at

Continental

■I

of

privately with The Equitable
the United States and the
Life Insurance Co. through Dean Witter & Co.

York

Price,

13,000,000

promissory

inclusive.

300,000 Central Eureka Corp. 5%

*

!

Packing

Assurance

New

bank

promissory note

acquire stock
New England

to

with

privately

working capital.

Life

|

Purpose,

at

prices.)

PUBLIC

Co.

1958

15,

1966.

4V4%

America

of

taken

are

all classes of common stock are

Co.'
'

&

Louis

Oversubscribed.

Co.

Continental

new

shares),

value

par

value and

par

cumulative

Co.

Placed

Insurance

•20,000,000 California

\

1,

stated

a
no

$5,625,000 American

Inc.

Mutual,

&

Securities

per

000

subordinated

debentures, due- in installments over 15 years.
Purpose,
to acquire stock of The Rowe Corp.
Placed privately with
♦

of
of

their offering

computed at

St.

{

Georgia

stock

STOCKS

England

New

"Day

,

cumulative

Carolina

agent.

Co. 3%% promissory notes
1956 to Feb. 1, 1965, inclusive. Pur¬

1,

Jones

Carolina

$5.40

annually Feb.

D.

5V2%

pose,

Feb.

•$1,500,000 American Machine & Foundry
due

Taussig,

Metropolitan

j

refunding

Purpose,

($32,340,000).
OTHER

300,000 South

1,
1955 and due Dec. 1, 1955.
($79,790,000) and for "new money"
Price, at par.
Offered by John T. Knox,

dated

and

'

.

stockholders.

common

of

& Co.

•,

Gardner
Inc.; Fai '

Inc.;

568,965 Missouri
Utilities Co. 27,420 shares of common
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for construction costs.
Price, $2075
per
share.
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
Edward

Government Agency Issues

and

Co.,

&

Co.,

subscribed.

Inc.

Mutual,

ETC.

COPPER,

COAL,

&

Co.; 6%

Georgia Natural Gas

Investors

IRON,

White
.

•'

Harris

man,

UTILITIES

PUBLIC

*$875,500 South

Newhard,
Cook & Co.;
Reinholdt &
Richter Co.) Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,

Scherck,

Including Five Years)

Co.;

Co.;

&

Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to

(Continued from page 3)
Marache

Monday, August 15,
1955

...

Volume

Uranium> Drilling: Co.,

Stewart

250 ' 000

stock

A

class

Offered

$16,425,000 Allied
(no

exploration
par.- Offered by

and

tal.

Inc.;

at

Quinn

Co.

&

Inc., 2,000,000 shares of common stock

(par

&

jen

capital stock (parifive cents). Purpose, for exploration
development costb. Price, at par. Offered by Wallace
Brokerage
Co.
1
/

&
speculation."
Miller

"as

a

High

Mile

and

Co.;

Securities

Co.

...

.

.

..

.

,

.

A

class

•-

stock

Associates,

&

Ludlum

Ltd.

"as

50,000

;

speculation."

a

'

and

•'

■

-

stock
'

-

stock

$21.87Vi

to

.'

/;

Sold

(par
_

without

stock

$6'
1,250,000

'

•

•

23,000

•

for working capital, etc. Price, $5 per unit.
by Paul D. Sheeline & Co. on a best-efforts basis.
80,000

stock
.

par.

Specialty

Lomasney

Co.

of

shares

100,000

$15

Inc.,

$3.25 per

Price,

Draper,

and

by company
299,698 Olympic

Inc.

working

cf class A stock

shares

150,000

share.
without underwriting.

capital.

public,

to

Development

Co.

Price,

$2

per

shares

85,628

of

for

Purpose,

stock

Phaostron

Purpose,

Co.

50,000

reduce

to

shares

bank

of

for

$10.15

Purpose, for

of

$6 per share.
Underwritten by First California Co.;
William R. Staats & Co.; Lateman, Eichler & Co.; Crowell,
Weedon & Co.; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Wilson, Johnson &
Higgins; Bingham, Walter & Hurry, Inc.; D. A. Lomasney
&

and Shields

Co.;

194,108 Pipecote

Service

(par

$1).

Price,

$4

by

48,527 shares

of

Chairman

of

stock

common

capital.

Price, $3 per share.

&

Inc.;

Co.,

Brothers

&

Hallowell,

Co.,

276,000 Porter-Cable Machine

(par $10).
share

to

pany

for

written

Pope,

Offered by Milton D. Blauner
& Co.;
and Baruch

Sulzberger

24,000

Co.

sh

subscription

by

common

D.

B.

Bonbright

by

George

Inc.;

Doolittle

common
stock
Price, $11.50 per
Offered by com¬

stockholders.

&

&

2 042,516

Co.;

Wertheim

N.

183 750

Oil

ferred

Corp.
Jl.

226,250

stock

shares

$100).

(par

Placed

purposes.

25,000

vui

VH

of

cumulative pre¬
corporate

5%

l'or

jPurpose,

general

Dairies, Inc., 10,000 shares
Price, $18.37>/2 per share,

$2).

& Co.

Barney

Gustln-Bacon Manufacturing Co., 5,000 shares
stock
(par
$5).
Price,
$45.25 per share.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.

118,750 Home

$47.50

258 000

(par $10).
$22

per

300,000 Land

share.

&

stock

velopment
company

.300.000 Sans

Placed

General

common

2,272

inc.

shares

cla«s

of

A

common

Purpose, for general corporate purposes.

of

to

properties,

240 000

30,000 shares of class B
Purpose, for purchase and de¬

$10 n

etc.

without

public,

stock

Corp.

Price,

at

par.

Offered

by

Hotel,

Inc.

shares

300,000

(psr

$1).
Purpose, for new
Offered by Daniel D. Weston

Price,

construction.
& Co.

stock

common

at

par.

828,675

(par
in

a

Trailer
10

Ferry,

cents).

See

29,500

Inc.

under

shares

of

common

"Long-Term Bonds and

stock
Notes"

preceding column of this article.

Purpose,
fered

by

holders,

Corp.
for

420,623

investments.

company

without

for

of

capital

Price,

$43.25

shares

subscription bv common
Oversubscribed.

underwriting.




&

Co.,

Co., 6,000 shares of common

Power

Offered by Rauscher,

share.

Products
Price,

5.000

Co.,

$48

per

shares of
Offered

snare.

Completed.

Inc.

i

Corp. 15,000 shares of com¬
Price, $27.75 per share.
Offered by
Completed.

Transmission

(par $7).

Inc.

Co.,

Offered

share.

$13.25 per
Completed.

stock (par $1).
Whipple &

Bacon,

by

9

■

1

sold competitively.

special offering.

♦Indicates

General Corporation and
Investment News
(Continued from page 2)
compared with $511,056,896 In the corresponding period a
year
ago,
an
increase of 53^, Robert L. Oare, Chairman of the
Board,
said the largest part of the increase came
from the pur¬
chase of retail instalment receivables on new automobiles
and from
632,995,

motor

over

sale

motor

receivables

Total
a

in

outstanding

record

company

new

investment

average

at

credited
per

June

unit

amounted to $713,319,073,
to the sharp rise in newcarries longer-terms and a

30

largely
which

business,

instalment

retail

car

60%.

of

increase

$315,780,524

totaled

business

vehicle

an

first half of

in the

of $235,507,274

purchases

230,896,

Th®
§2%
1954, and whole¬
as
against $197,

activity in automotive wholesale short-term loans.
vehicle business
totaled $384,673,892,
increasing

heightened

transaction. On the same data
$532,032,140. —V. 182, p. 506.

outstanding receivables totaled

1954,

Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay

Net

from

Net

ry.

Corp.

Chemicals Corp. of America

stock

(par

Lehman

Securities

$1).

310,934 shares of

Price, $24.50 per

J\.

C,

Allyn

Bache

&

Co.;

Brothers;
Corp.;

1,893,291

416,744

374,050

Income—

Net

from
ry.

—V.

Under¬
Co., Inc.;

share.

&
Ball,

Burge &

Bear,
Inc.;

Boenning & Co.; George D. B. Bonbright Si Co.; Bosworth;
Sullivan Si Co., Inc.; J. B. Boucher & Co.; J. C. Bradford

railway

fvom

Gross

Net

52,200 shares of common stock
(par 50 cents).' Price, $15.87V2
per share.
Offered by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Completed,

by

65,392

2,107,053
1,150,463

railway

oper.

1953

1954

$327,217

74,843

railway

from

Ry.—Earnings-

1955
$356,466
200,459

June—

183,709

1952

$316,334
170,310
50,914

$292,23®

1,945,798
1,084,091
311,146

1,809,210
929,483
^88,075

143,563

43,198

From Jan. 1—

Kraus; The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.; J. Barth & Co.;
Stearns Si Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Blair & Co.

$1).
Of¬

shares of com¬
share.
Offered

!

Gross

Supply Co., 2,500 shares of common stock
$40 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,

McCrory 'Stores

American

stock¬

&

Price, $43 per
Completed.

Water

common

stock (par
per
share.

Transmission Co. ,4,000
$5).
Price, $31.87Va per
Co., Inc.
Completed.

(par

Co.,

par). Price,
Completed.

written

Lehman

Co.

7,617,883 Minerals &

investment trusts, trading, holding, etc.

**8,191,945

(par

Lumber Co. of Missouri, 10,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock
(par $5).
Price, $21 per share.
Offered by
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Oversubscribed.

Completed.

&

•Represents issues placed privately,

210,000 Long-Bell

shipping

TMT

par).

&

100.000 Jamaica
(no

of

Lighting

(no

Blyth

Inc.

Souci

■!

■

larger

per

International
Cellucotton
common
stock (par $1).

by

underwriting.

shares
share.

Completed.

Houston
Pierce

privately.

Finance

(par

stock
Price,

Price,

of common
Offered by

2,500 shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Blyth &

Insurance Co.,

$5).

ETC.

of common stock
pffered by/Smith.

Oversubscribed.,

''

privately.
BUILDINGS,

■

retail

Completed.

Co.

Inc.

LAND,

*$49,984 CorpAmerica,

& Chemical Corp., 41,684 shares of com¬
$10),
Price, $49 per share. Offered by

(par

&

Foremost
(par

OIL

Midstates

stock

mon

-

-

Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore
common stock
(no par).
Price, $33.25
Boston Corp. and Drexel

share. Offered by The First
Co.
Completed.

Food Machinery

certificates

of common stock
Offered by Riter

shares
share.
Co.

per

Roberts

Gas

Eastern
&

tlndkates issues

2.916,690 Consolidated Gas
87,720 shares of

$7,515,977

$2,500,000

I-

Co., 20,000 shares of common stock
per share.
Underwritten by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Blair & Co. Incor¬
porated.
Oversubscribed.

Under¬

William
and First Albany Corp.

Co.;

&

■

Oversubscribed.

of

res

to public.

$12.50

,

Completed.

per

for working capital.

Purpose,

stockholders;

■

860,000 Consolidated Cement
(no par).
Price, $43

Oversubscribed.

Inc.

trust

stock (par $10).
Blyth Si Co., Inc.

39,750 Weco Products Co. 3,000 shares of cpmmon

Bucyrus-Erie Co., 60,000 shares of common stock (par $5).
Price, $38.25 per share. Offered by The First Boston Corp.

300,000 Plastic Molded Arts Corp. 100,000 shares of common stock
(par 25
cents).
Purpose,
for acauisition
and
working

Offered

of common
Offered by

$40,767,427

2,295,000

Board.

the

shares
share.

2,850,000 Three States Natural Gas Co. 400,000 shares of common
stock
(par
$1).
Price, $7.12V2 per share.
Offered by
Union Secuirties Corp. and Keith, Reed
Si Co..

Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 2,635 shares of common stock (par
$4.
Price, $27.12'/2 per share.
Offered by Reynolds. & Co.

Inc. stock
Barney F.

acquisition
Pipelife,
Offered to public through

and

common

Service Co. 19,300
Price, $19.12Vz per

27,199

$39.37V2

Cady,

&

stock

Blyth

par).

Inc.

Price,

Blyth

416,250 Texas

(no

Brands,

and

stock

mon

Water

Brook

stock

par).

127,500 Tennessee

in units of one
working capital.

71 474

Oversubecribed

Co.

Inc.

for

share.

per

Bedford,

&

Co.,

Purpose,

$1).

by Allen & Co.

Co,,

&

V

Co.

Co.

Co.; Wilson,
Hurry,
Inc.;
Co.
Oversub-

General Electric Co. 2,500 shares of
$7.50).
Price,
$21,50
per
share.
Completed.

11,070,961 Standard

81,375 Anheuser-Busch, Inc., 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$4).
Price, $2.7.12'/a per share.
Offered by Reynolds &

Price,
;

&

Co.

common

Offered

29,000 shares of
par) and 29,000

Representing New Financing

Si
Si

Shields

per

&

369,113 Scranton-Spring

Offered by J. F. Perkins & Co.

unit.

per

Eichler & Co.;

(par

Price,

Issues Not

and

292,500 San
Francisco
Brewing Corn, voting
representing 6,500 shares of common
Price, $45 per share.
Underwritten by

$27,011,073

stock (par $1).
working capital.

common

and

loans

Lester, Ryons
Bingham,
Walter

Co.,

&

Manufacturing Co.
14,500
stock
(par
$2,50).
Price,
$34 per
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Completed.

(no

class of stock.

First

by

Co.;

&

(par $1).
California

stock

common

Bateman,

Co.;

by Blyth Si Co., Inc.

Corp.

each

in¬

through

203,000 shares of common stock (par
share.
Underwritten by Allen & Co.
Oversubscribed.

Co.

53,750 Portland

■ M

300.000

of

Underwritten

Higgins;

$28

mon

Price,

Weedon

Reynolds

basis.

of

shares

Staats &

Lomasney

Price,

Paradise,

share

Commonwealth Edison Co.

scribed.

-

basis.

general

institutional

of

Corp. and Glore, Forgan Si Co.

R.

&

$100).

number

493,000 Rockwell

293,350 Universal Finance Corp., Dallas, Texas,
*..»
70-cent cumulative preferred stock (no
shares of common stock
(par 15 cents)

;

stock

common

corporate purposes, etc.
Price, $3.50 per share.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
tion by stockholders, without underwriting.
Fox, Wells &
Co. offered to purchase any unsubscribed shares.

(par $1).

;

v

of

5%
con$165
per

shares of
Price,

100,000

(par

limited

share.

per

5,684,000 Pittston

Inc.,, 83,334 shares of $1 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (par $20) and 83,334 shares of common stock
(par $10) in units of one share of each class of stock,
Purpose,
for
new
racing plant.
Price, $30 per unit.
Offered
by Selected Securities, Inc. on a "best-efforts"

(par

Offered

$5

par).
share.

(par

Boston

and

Corp;

Price,

A.

stock

40,000

Co.

$6

Co.

Gas
a

account

William

Johnson
D.

to

Boston

Crowell,

per

2,500,020 Turf

Sears & Co.;

Securities

Clayton

Co.;

Price,

Co.;

Seaboard Finance Co., 45,000 shares of $4.75 cumulative
sinking fund preferred stock (no par-stated value $100).
Purpose, for working capital. Price, $100 per share. Placed
privately with institutional investors through The First

Purpose, for acquisition, machinery and equip¬

cents).

ment,

&

for

First

240,000 I'haostron

Lake Hardware Co., 4,062 shares of common stock
$10). Purpose, for working capital. Price, $24.57 per
Offered by
company
for subscription by stock¬
holders.
Underwritten by J. A. Hogle & Co. on a "best-

*4,500,000

Co.

&

300,000 Oliver Products,
five

Offered by

share.

Atherton

Schirmer,
Shea

vestors

(par

243,750 Hodgson Houses, Inc. 75,000 shares of common stock (par
$1). Purpose, to reduce bank loans and for expansion, etc.
,

Sold

the

$1). Price, $26.43 per
Rhoades Si Co.

preferred

share.

shares of
share. Offered

Ltd. 35,000

Canada,

(par

Illinois

vertible

(no par).

Morris St

Offered by Glidden,

unit.

Fund of

Loeb,

M.

*10,000,000 Northern

1

5,000

$95 per

stock

common

share.

_

Price,

Completed.

by Carl

Salt

Co.

&

Co.

underwriting.

stock

capital

underwriting.

and

White Si Co.

shares

925,050 New York Capital

Finance Corp. of Alaska, 20,000 shares of common
$10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price,
share.
Offered by company to public, without

rublic

■

99,803

Purpose, for working capital and leasehold
Price, $3 per share.
Offered by D. A.

(par 50 cents).

improvements.

four

.

Inc.;
Metropolitan

Fairman, Harris & Co.,

Inc.;

Inc.;

Co.,

Oversubscribed.

Co. 4,208 shares of class A stock (no par)
shares of class B stock (no par) in units of
of class A stock and one share of class
B

1,052

and

1,250,000 shares of

Co.,

Cattle

Co.,

&

&

Co.

Canaan

99,940 New

stock.

shares of common stock (no
Purpose,
for
working capital.
Price, $4.60 per
Offered by company for subscription by employeees.
stock

>

,

&

Day

Louis

St.

Byllesby Si Co., Inc.; Central Re¬

M.

&

Nicolaus

Taussig,

capital.

H.

Walker & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Co.; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Newhard,
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Scherck. Richter Co.;

&

Stifel,

common

Co. 1,200 shares of common
for equipment.
Price, at par.

Inc.,

Hycalog,

300,000

Pur¬
Offered

Land

Sons;
G. H.

Fusz-Schmelzle

shares of capital
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
Offered by Northwestern Investment, Inc..

to public, without

efforts"

300,000 Electronic

by

&

public Co,;

privately.

45,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
per share. "Offered by Keith Reed & Co.

shares

80,000

Corp.

Edwards

20,000 shares of common stock
capital expenditures.
Price, $5
Norman D. Patterson-, Jr.
.
:
•

Offered

Oversubscribed.

55,250 Missouri Natural Gas Co. 6,500 shares of common stock
:
(par $2.50),
Price, $8.50 per share.
Underwritten by:
Straus, Blosser' & McDowell; Cruttenden
& Co.; A. G.

non-voting common stock (par $1).
Purpose, lor
ranch facilities.
Price, at par.
Offered by

Hycalog,

of common
(par $1).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, at
Offered to public by company, without underwriting.
Accessories

Educational

McEvoy.

and

'

preferred stock and one-half share of common stock.
pose,

Gravel

Purpose,

Southwest
A

company

units of one share of

in

cent)

one

Co.;

,.

Inc.,
for

share.

Great

225,000

(par

Sold

Foods,

(par $1).

cattle

285,000 Dynaseal Lighting Corp. 57,000 shares of 30-cent cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock (par $4i and 28,500 shares
stock

&
&

■

per

class

underwriting.

common

Purpose,

cents).

&

shares
of
for working

30,000

& Co.; Westheimer & Co.; White, Weld
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co.;, and Winslow, Douglas

Wertheim

Co.;

,

*■

2,583,440 Consolidated Cement Corp. 40,080 shares of common stock
(no par).
Purpose, for expansion.
Price, $43 per share.
Underwritten by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Si Beane
and Blair & Co., Incorporated.
Oversubscribed.

of

v

Great Northern Life Insurance Co., 50,000

300,000

125,000 Century Controls Corp. 100,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for equipment and working capital.
Price, $1.25 per share.
Offered by company to public,

.

Alstyne,

&

Finance Corp., 41,800 shares of common stock
$1).
Purpose, refunding.
Price, $10.50 per share.
to employees pursuant to Employees'
Stock Plans.

General

Tucker,

at "par.

Inc.

Purpose,

share.

per

Douglas
I

Winslow,

and

Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.;
Sutro & Co.;
Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
Van
Noel & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Walston &

Inc.;

Co.,

&

William T. Bowler & Co.

Frozen

-

Co.;

Bros.

-

:

Cook

share

$25).

438,900

Dallas Union Securities
Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Hurd, Ciegg & Co.; Loewi &
Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
McKelvy & Co.; and Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy.

;

Silberberg & Co.^H'M. Simon & Co.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Stone & Webster
Securities -Corp.-; Straus, Blosser <te McDowell; Stroud &

Co.; Shields & Co.;

,

Si
&

196,000 shares of comfor capital improvements
Offered by United
speculation to residents of Nevada

a

Sand

by

-v(no* par).

jen & Co.; John W. Clarke & Co.;

!

25

per

(par

Offered

100,000 Frio

un¬

Hayden, Stone & Co.; Shields & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Emanuel, Deet-.

$11

stock

>

of *The

stock

acquire

to

by common stockholders. Unsubscribed-shares (2,165)
derwritten by Glore, Forgan & Co.; Central Republic

'

Co. Inc.-; Reinholdt & Gardner; Hying J. Rice & Co.
Inc.; Riter & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Q(f.; Schirmer, Atherton & Co.; Schwabacher & Co.;
draarson, Hammill &

&

......

Clarington

30,000

Price, $17 per share to stockholders and
public. Offered by company for subscription;

Stein

Co.;

Rauscher, Pierce

Curtis; Prescott, Shepard & Co., Inc.;

Si

Inc.

Price,

Enterprises,

(par

Price,

America 97,481 shares of com¬

Purpose,

$5).

(par

&

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Paine, Webber, Jackson

Securities Co., Inc.;

Mid-Continent

Purpose,

capital.
as

Co.,

Homes,

$1).

(par

Chemical

-

Rowe-Corp.

Modular

working

Capital Corp.
only. ' --o;

*330,000

'

mon

Barney

J

stock

1,667,731 Automatic Canteen Co. of

Smith,

Co.;

stock

mon

.

for

Purpose,

„&

196,000 California

of

shares

Video Products Corp. 450,000 shares of common
(par one cent)v Purpose, for working capital and
general corporate purposes.
Price, 30 cents per share.
Offered by Townsend Graff & Co., Inc. Completed.

'

Webber, Jackson
Rauscher, Pierce

Fay;

Mason-Hagan, Inc.;

Co.;

L.

&
Co.; White, Weld &
McEvoy.
Oversubscribed.

135,000 Audio &
i

&

Boyce; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Swiss American
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Wertheim

.

working
Offered by Theodore T. ;

$1).

(par,

Price, $5 per share.

capital, etc;

■

-

Co., Inc.

Publishing

common

Hirsch

Co.;

Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds & Co.; Riter
F.
Rothschild & Co.;
Rowles,
Winston
&
Shearson,
Hammill & Co.; Shields
& Co.; I.
M.

Co.;

Scientific, Inc. 50,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for working capital, etc. Price,
$1 per share. Offered by McCoy Si Willard as a speculation.

•

&

Inc.;
Co.;

Simon

for working capital, etc. Price,
Offered by White, Weld & Co. Completed.

Service

Herrman

•

50,000 American

250,000 American

Henry

*

Co.,

y

/

Co.;

&

& Co.; Hay¬
Co.; Hooker

Hornblower & Weeks; Howard, Weill, Labouisse,
Frierichs and Co.; Ingalls & Snyder; Kidder, Peabody Ss
Co.; Kuhh, Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.;
Laird & Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; D. A. Lomasney & Co.;

Securities Corp.;
J.
Inc.;
East¬
Co.; Emanuel, Deet-

Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
Curtis; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood;

Purpose,

$25.25 per share.

Co.; Harriman Ripley Si Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt
den, Stone & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch &
&

Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; F. S. Moseley & Co.; The Ohio

Hospital Supply Corp. 5,000 shares of common
$4).

&
G.

Bradford

C.

Noonan,

&

Co.;

„

.

stock, (par

Eberstadt

F.

J.

W.

A.

&

INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING

OTHER

$126,250 American

Co.,. Inc.;

Co.;

&
Weeks; Joseph,
Mellon & Miller, Inc.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres

Si
.

Co.;

&

Burge

Hornblower

4

$10,104,308

&

&
Co.;. Clayton
Dixon Bretscher

Co.;
&

Stearns

Bear,

Blyth

Ball,

Co.;

Co.,

Robert

Co.;

&

&

&

&

Noyes

Uranium Shares, Inc., 30,000,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for exploratory and development
expenses,
etc.
Price, at par.
Offered by Kamp & Co.
W.

&

Co.;

Inc.;

Burnham

Dillon

Whipple

Weeks

capi¬

Lehman

by

Allyn

Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Folger, Nolan-W. B.
& Co.,
Inc.; Fridley, Hess Si Frederking; Gold¬
Sachs
&
Co.;
Granger
&
Co.;
Gruss
&
Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc; Hemphill,

and

Fred

&

working

C.

A.

man,

of

300 000

Bacon,

Baker,

and

Underwritten
Corp.;

stock

common

Hibbs

/

-

& Development Co., 1,500,000 shares

Uranium Discovery

75 000

Co.;

man,

Co.;

of

improvements

share.

per

Inc.;

Co.,

shares

Securities

Barth

M., Dain

*

,

cents). Purpose, for exploration and development costs.
15 cents per share.
Offered by' Austin B. Smith'
Brokerage Co.
two

Price,

&

Co.,
J.

&
'

&

Kraus;

as

300,000

for

$54.75

Adamex

Bache

Baird

development

Corp.

Purpose,

Price,

Becker

etc.
Price,
speculation.

costs,

■joO 000 Urainbow,

Stores

par).

Brothers;

637,290 shares of common stock (par
for

Co.; Burnham and Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central
Republic Co. (Inc.); Courts & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; Francis I. du
Pont & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ss
Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; First California Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs Si Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Granbery, Marache & Co.; Gruss & Co.;
Hallgarten Sc

.&

MISCELLANEOUS

of

/

729 Titan Uranium Corp.^
10
cents).
Purpose,
a

shares

one

sold.

All
63 '

Inc.,. 500,000

cent).
Purpose, lor exploration,
capital.
Price, 50 cents per share.
Investing Corp. "as a speculation."

(par

working
by General

and

leases

7

(607)

Number 5455 .The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

182

railway

income

oper.

182,

p.

1,048,737

110.

Atlas Powder

Co.—Sales and Earnings

Sales

and

income

Federal

Net

$30,007,247 $28,841,111

revenues

Federal
taxes

3,272,440
1,628,000

income taxes
renegotiation-.

and

$1'6*q1k2

earnings

Preferred
Common

Earnings
Dividends
—V.

Operating

before

Earnings

181,

Higher1955

Six Months Ended June 30—

59,467

13o,6-3

S2.25
$1.00

dividends

!W.ui
su.y®

dividends

share

per
per
p.

m

of

common

2690.

2,563,650
1,333,000

common

stock

share
I

t 2(608)

)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Aunor Gold Mines Ltd.—Earnings—

magically appear

Six Months Ended June 30—

Tons

1955

milled

$1,266,000

71,146
$963,000

46,000

103,000

$1,312,000

$1,066,000

974,000

859,000

Gold

production and investment income
Estimated
credit
under
the
Emergenry

Mining Assistance Act,

before

Gold

taxes

Total
Cost

of

production

Reserved

for

Deferred

mine

Reserved

for

other

and

expenses

depreciation

27,000

deevlopment

written off

net

27,000

60,000

.—

taxes

Estimated
Per

52,000

5,000
$115,000

share

$0.10

and

to

shareholders

share

per

another
of

record

paid

were

dividend

of

4c

Aug.

March

on

has

been

10.—V.

1

and

declared

155,

$0.06
1

June

this

of

payable

Sept.

1

735.

p.

and

disappear

markets

company

the

the white light

as

paints and

flashes^ on and off.

flasher.

be

Blake & Neal Finance Co., Portland, Ore.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The

company

covering
be
out

at

July

on

$50,000

offered

filed

27

(estimated)
in

par

underwriting.

letter

a

face

of

$500

The net proceeds are

promissory notes to
thereof, with¬

8%

Port

used for working capital.

Mining & Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
SEC

corporation

covering

offered

July

on

1,000,000

30

at

cents

Inc., Denver, Colo.
mining expenses.

29

filed

shares

of

share,

per

The

net

stock

(par

Construction

will

Tri-City areas,

Mr.

used

be

to

are

Six

Months

Net

June

Subs.)—Earnings Fail Off—

30—

338,116

June,

quarter,

the

income

net

was

share on net sales of $4,124,049 compared
$223,174 or 21 cents per share on net sales of
in

1954.—V.

181,

$0.36

$81,144

with

8

or

cents

income

net

a

Braniff

376,162

$0.33

1955

per

period

$8,623,258

share

per

the

For

1954

$8,605,518

income

Net income

Braniff

1955

sales

Net

Ended

$4,426,700 for the

of

in

the

said

creased

in

and

The
for

has

company

applied

to

the

Interstate

Commerce

Commission

allow it to issue $4,000,000 of
40-year, 5 Va % promis¬
notes to finance redemption of its 5%
preferred stock.
The ICC on Aug. 1 gave the road
permission to negotiate privately
for sale of t*e
notes, but it did not act on the
question of issuing
them.
The company said
38,280 shares of the $100 par preferred
stocx
are
oUDStauuuig, wuich are callable at $102.50 a share.
The

promissory notes

the

the

same

road

amount

said.

later be exchanged

may

and

with

the

for

interest

same

income debentures
rate

and

maturity,

The

present step is part of a long-range
program
simplify the road's capital structure, it added.—V. 182,
p. 506.

Baxter
Net

quarter

of

this

this

common

Jn

the

the

first

share

Net

sales

half

Net

of

in

with

subsidiaries

$144,206,

$136,715,

Baxter

the

first

in

the

like

purchases.
than

half

12%,

1955,

the

1954

earnings

corresponding

this

of

due

second

27

cents

a

for

the

quarter

showed
lowered

to

quarter

last

1955

quarter

and

—V.

six

were

178,

profit from

Sales

Purchase

discounts,

income

2,950,732

3,494,765

$8,234,768

For

the

Instruments, Inc.—Reports Record Earnings

the

on

fiscal

118,652,870

and

the

sales

earnings
—V.

earnings

June

of

30,

common

1954,

the

stock

company

outstanding.
had sales of

of

$920,280, equal to 85 cents a share on
outstanding.
currently enjoying a heavy volume of incoming
earnings for the year ending June 30. 1956, are

shares

then

new

would

would

182,

ended

shares

company

orders, sales and
expected to reach
that

1,249.735

year

1,079,735

With

record

increase

be

in

highs,

Dr.

Beckman

to

$25,000,000
neighborhood

the

in

He

of

Bergstrom

Paper

Securities and
The
SEC

company

covering
offered

A.

G.

writing

for

4

filed

A

common

&

sale

Co.,

to

are

be

The

also

company

$1,000,000
3%%

first

term

1960.

plant

and

with

the

par—non-voting I,

by amendment.
added
initially to the
in

financing its

Net

company's

expansion and

commitments

for

loans

balance

This

will

to

be

be

used

in

used

1955,

ending
182,

6 Months

interest &

210.

p.

of

approximately

and

$800,000

installing

new

$800,000

for

power

for

new

a

reports

12 Months

other inc.

(net)

159,004

modernizing

the

two

for

the

first

increase

an

of

1954.

half

30%

ended

July

sales

over

2,
of

1955

amounted

lent

net

Gas

to

its

312,742

$5,995,703
$9.99

Co.—Notes

Sold Privately—
Aug. 8, has arranged

on

profit

subsidiary for the fiscal

$2.50
for

outstanding.—V.

for

..increase
1954.

$1,229,000
woven

a

first

for

carpet

amount

which

would

second
$2 40,000

profit

of

anticipated
lieu

of

otherwise

be

months.

Bishop Oil Co. (&
Gross

for

for

the

N.

the

181,

same

same

is

nation-wide

stock

last year

during

a

on

good

of

the

outstanding,

The

profit

in

for

Operating costs
Depletion

and

and
and

Subs.)—Earnings

selling

season

expenses!!!""™!
rentals—!!!!!!!!!""

outstanding
Earnings per share
p.

of

New

!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
!

periods

as

compared

were

Coombs

The

&

111,000

costs;

213,173

174,090

39,500

22,000
$87,617

—V.

of
of

.•

<J




the

put on

1954

the market by

the
this

black

light

corporation

br£s out the fiei'-V colors possible
create vibrant point-of-purchase display

enlarged

American

for

income after

fund

of

on

1947)

Bank

Sept.

due

be made

and

12,

1955,

1,

i960.

Aug.

at

The

Trust

Bank oi

Co.

of

Chi¬

2799,

p.

Ry.—Earnings—
1954

$3,263,031

1953
$3,584,573

$3,338,414

588,580

549,834

713,325

332,799

301,698

311,485

353,202

113,226

19,944,759

22,591/705

4,732,367

3,532,165

4,880,644

2,867,240

1,931,531

2,168,615

22,082,032
3,628,614
1,422,009

called

.

for

redemption on
bearing
interest

non-interest

Payment
York 15, N.

Broadway, New

EARNINGS

will

FOR

be

1952

made

at

Sept.

6,

1955

certificates

The

Hanover

all

at

of

100%

Bank,

70

Y.

JUNE

June—

AND

FIRST

1955

from

Net

ry.

Gross

railway.
railway

SIX

1954

MONTHS'
1953

1952

$5,040,920

$4,734,540

$5,405,299

1,305,743

l,01y,6u0

1,151,046

475,103

670,905

327,519

592,252

*326,315

28,026,152

27,857,663

31,478.893

21.271,190

6,240,785

5,089.809

6,055,603

2,344,482

2,342,636

1,463,496

2,339/740

*2,352,190

income—.

oper.

to

from

Net

44

serving

ry.

railway
railway

from

Net
*

$3,504,925

income—

oper.

Deficit.—V.

182,

110.

p.

Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.-Earnings-

11

Stock

in

and

31,

1948.

$39,264

Gross

Net

ry.

amounted

income

1948.

for

Las;

Vegas,

Inc.,

stock

at

ry.

June
(10

to

publicly
share) as a

per

exploration

for

pay

for

working

capital

of

and

Reno,

discovered

in

—V.

and

and

Nev.,

was

Riverside

TO

prop¬

corporation
of

181,

p.

(par
2691,

10

cents)

June-

Gross

1955

from

railway
railway

from

Net

ry.

for

Net

England—Earnings—

1954

1953

1952

$225,000

$206,000

36,260

*73,184

*81,677

*57,999

*114,309

*145,390

1,126,000

1,411,000

*99,520

1,422,000

182,

*412,479

*255,377

*891,291

*712,866

*735,862

$'215,000

210.

Net

June

(&

30—

Subs.)—Earns.
1955

1954

„

Earnings before taxes
Taxes

$30,883,956 $25,435,363

income

011

2,115,792

987,000

1,952,016
943,000

$1,128,792

$1,009,016

$1 28

$1 21

income

011

Net earnings after taxes
on
Earnings per common share
—V. 181, p. 2469.
'

income

ry.

on

011

Matthews
in

has

will

Aug.
said

about

been

be

sent

out

week,

with

to

work

drawn up for the
distribution system in each

areas,

sion

with

the nine

and

to

12

30

of

on

our

cities,
projects.

ask

for
as

franchised
the

"Long range estimates include

at

the

&

182,

116,283

bank

loans

and

Quincy

the

rest

for

use

$4,-

working

RR. —Earnings—

1954

1953

098

121,707,408

24,455,654

30,6^7,396

11,175,556

income

oper.

/

1952

13,548,042

133,233,033 121,446,385
37,402,634
29,405,674

14,632,612

10,755,897

110.

p.

Chicago District Pipeline Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—
company on June 15,
1955, sold $3,500,000 of its
first mortgage sinking fund
bonds, 3 lk % series B, due
June 1, 1975, on a yield basis of 3.40% to three institu¬
tional investors.
A

to

portion

of the proceeds was used to repay $2,050,000 of advances
made by Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. to Chicago District
finance 1952-1953 pipeline construction.

temporarily
Chicago

Peoples

soon

said a

for

we

thereafter

time schedule

of

into

eight

and

This

industries

natural

another

initial

10

gas

million

gas
gen¬

expan¬

should
next

The

also

sold

$1,050,000

$2,500,000

of

of

proceeds

additional

capital

be

year.

dollars

stock to

Chicago District
requirements in
connection
with the construction of the lemaining
16 miles of the
Third
Crawford
Line
between
Joliet
ana
Chicago. The completion
of
this
pipeline awaits Federal Power Commission approval of tne
expansion of
the
Herscher
underground storage
facilities.—V. 176
to

treasury

funds

in

retained

anticipation

of

by

cash

1047.

p.

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
June—

Gross

1955

from

from
ry.

oper.

1954

1953

1952

$2,949,750

$2,735,569

$2,988,594

$2,703,090

584,258

593,398

657,716

321,072

297,680

326,063

550,429
274,898

16.625.487

16,112.543

18,115,913

3,305,460

3,089,260

1,889,719

railway
railway

1,644,779

4,335,829
2,114,471

income

fiiom

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway
railway

oper.

182,

income

211.

p.

some

plan to spend between

labor.

areas

arrival

down

District

Gas.

added

Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
June—

Gross

to

1955

from

Net

from

Net

1,

and

lease

bids

Matthews,

company's natural

broken

next Oct.

materials

with

of

its

following

dollars

adequately serve
colncidentally

completed

construction

individual

months

million

Stewart

start

to

announcing construction plans, Mr. Matthews

been

'In

program in 23
initial specifications

and

this

plans

company

days,

five-year

a

will

From Jan. 1—

construction

3.

the
60

for

$20,825,043 $19,7u4.072 $22,089,544 $19,726,430
4,500,119
3,245,025
5.170,037
3,325,244
2,229,063
1,425.039
1,739,550
1,052,274

railway
railway

from
ry.

Gross

new

completed

possible.
In

has

10

Corp.—Proposed Expansion—

corporation's

cities

materials

construction
as

this

Northwest

bids

current

Burlington

income

oper.

Net

for

banks

the company

110.

p.

from

Net

Cascade Natural Gas

three

From Jan. 1—

Gross

was

Carey Manufacturing Co.

Six Months Ended

with

President, said

1955

from

*335.716

*609,963

p.

182,

railway
railway

previously

income

oper.

of

from

Net

*148,343

1,208.000

railway
railway

from
ry.

payment

Jr.,

This

23.262

from

arranged
4Va%.

at

MacMillen,

June—

—V.

From Jan. 1—
Gross

C.

York.—V.

Outstanding

$220,000

income

oper.

364,453

5,250,000 shs.

Canadian National Lines in New

Net

has

$6,000,000

Net

FINANCING

Authorized
stock

3,448,954
741,030

513,938

Banks participating in the loan are First National Bank of
Boston,
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co. and Marine Midland Trust Co. ol

in¬

10,000,000 shs.

,

Common
—V.

PRESENT

1.013,361

381,065

211.

p.

William

Net

EFFECT

3,695,691

781,857

263,208

Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—To Borrow From Banks
loan

Counties,

development of other

nature.

GIVING

3,480,518

525, b25

income

oper.

182,

Gross

Imperial

22,409

cor¬

of the company are the
exploration of the
Montezuma Canyon area, San Juan
County, Utah; and

recently

88,350

develop¬

other

and

purposes

similar

a

St.,

54,750

27,625

$525,393

capital.

offered

22

cents

199,510

3,067,181

railway
railway

from

Net

The

2926.

1952

$385,057

80,377

90,449

from

Net

to

per

Offered—

on

par

Gross

these

Earnings

1953

$568,558

134,233

income

oper.

1954

$5^6,304

From Jan. 1—

dry mortar.
building supply

1954

Net

in

railway
railway

from

and
a

1955

from

Net

000,000

(Nev.)—Stock

common

CAPITALIZATION

eral

A*

sinking

(issue

National

181,

interest.

Chicago,

in the

properties

Pacific

*s

net

21,662,119

has

company

from

1954 against 23 cents in 1948.—V.
181, p.

proceeds will be used
for equipment; and

principal

Mr.

si^ns

1955,

Njj

providing

211.

p.

outstanding

New

President, said

d,splay

30,

after

Central RR. of New Jersey—Calls Interest Certificates

purposes.

The

$0.23

Gabriel, Calif.—

the

1955

182,

Net

then

383.092

$0.30

Product—

if nah!f8nuorescent paints to

been

The corporation, located at
139 Virginia
corporated March 23, 1955 in Nevada.

104.958

536,328

Light Corp. of
America, San

only with f luore seen
tigns

has

$1,902,490

in

cents in

Co.

(Philip)

501,298

~

coun^r-Lzrr^Prtflf>l!iQraC!VertlSlng

of

with

$114,100.72

shares

net

ment

Sales

468,760

$158,283

!""!

1874.

ThtFlair Rol S

offices

Governors

Engineering for

Black

of

Aug.

$3,687,455

1954

$889,963

and

$3,496,977

railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income

1773.

p.

lumber,
ready-mix concrete,
sand,
gravel
company operates two retail lumber yards and
store.
Total sales
for
the year ended

is

$990,716

City

at

or

from

stock

common

The

Increased—
1955

taxes

first

income

181,

Board

Net

fall

lease

Shares

181,

"Deficit.—V.

depreciation

Provision for income

same

the

Trustee,

from

$655,970, equiva¬

was

of

Exchange on Aug.
approved the listing of 350,839 shares of this
company's common stock
$1.
The shares will be admitted to
dealings at a later date.
This company was organized in 1941 to
acquire and operate J. P.
Burroughs originally established in 1880. Since its
organization, the
company
has expanded from a mason supply and fuel business to

quarter,

the

for

debentures

railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income—

3

$672 000
year

$1,314,024

$0.83

outstanding

plus accrued interest will

Central of Georgia

after

(J. P.) Burroughs & Son, Inc.—Listing in New York—

quarter

last

fourth

taxes

the

to

redeem

3V\ %

co-paying agent.—V.

the

on

§>

Calif.; and the acquisition, exploration

provision of
the
company's

will

its

100%

June—

$19,852,000

period

stock—

common

shares

taxes amounted to $3,310,483, equal to 36 cents a
share
stock after preferred stock provisions.—V.
182, p. 211.

of

York,

Gross

286,000 ^shares

2238.

p.

network

states.—V.

erties

after

5 89,024

Cr725,ooo

including

share

a

stock.

period

the

on

charges

$3.70

30,

Budget Finance Plan—Opens New Office—

first

second

amounted

the

Income

payable
that

the

disposal

Y.,

to

1954

$66,297,838

13,821,79 7
6,600,000

income

on

June—

its

Opening of a new office in Reseda, Calif., has been announced in
a joint statement
released on Aug. 5 by Charles S. Offer,
President, and
Albert Behrstock,
Chairman
of
the
Board.
They pointed out that
Budget Finance Plan's progress
policy of expansion continues as the

$40,-

income

Abandonments

Net

quarter

Federal

James D. Wise,
President, stated
anticipated.—V. 181, p. 1670.

6 Months Ended June
30—

amounted

$1,145,000

in

Amsterdam,

in

year

$15,719,000

of

net

at

being

the

oi

of

the

loss

half

plant

sales

for

net

losses

provision

quarter

over

profit

with

1955

second

26%

Net

compared
The

the

of

1955

income

on

From Jan. 1—

paper

to

three

and

without

ended June

year

all

to

common

preferred

on

after

equivalent

value

par

share

per

$1,186,364

taxes,

requirements

$2.20

of

income

of

income

2,250,000

the

for

(& Subs.)—Reports
Profit

From Jan. 1—

State

dividend

properties

$31,532,000

Net

Yakima,

v

dividends.
months period ended June

company

cago,

850,000

speculation.

equipment,

months;

$7,221,797
of

5,844,954

stock

$187,000

6,665,000

$6.05

net

a

and

31,

finishing

and

Pendleton
and
Yakima

Celotex Corp.—Partial Redemption—

New

500,000

and

company

for

retire $425,000
of
expansion and mod¬

Walla

and

common

The

June

4,125,000

Taunton

shares

to

the

Kennewick

$8,094,269 $13,197,960

.

share

314,600

issue »of

profit for the first half amounted to
$1,145 000, which after preferred dividends was
equal to $1.07 per common
share on the 992,631 shares of
common stock
outstanding. Operations
for the first half of last
year resulted in a net loss of
$174,000.
Net sales

—V.

1954.—V.

taxes—

general

expanding and modernizing the
company's facilities

additional

months of

six

months

of

moderniza¬

an

the

on

The

porate

for

an

sales

989,000.

this

six

place privately, through The First Boston Corp., an
of $2,500,000 of 3%% notes due
Aug. 1, 1975.—

on

ol

the

months

taxes

share totaled 82

Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Profits
Rise-

an

in

six

1955—

Cal-U-Mines, Inc.
received

these

the

to

underwriting group headed
offering price and under¬

15-year 4V4%
sinking fund bonds and
$200,000, to be due serially through Dec.

of

expenditure

machines

an

public

program.

The program
for

.The

statement

($1

supplied

has

from

outstanding bonds,

calls

shares

mortgage
loan

Proceeds

ernization

Wis.—Registers With

registration

a

through

Inc.

proceeds are to be
funds, to be used as needed
tion program.

six

10%

same

include

Aug.

public

Becker

Neenah,

class

on

Net

a

charges

par

Exchange Commission—

70,000

terms

Co.,

Walla

issue

estimated

1956,
and
that
$1.35-$1.40
per
share.

2.

p.

said.

taxes
taxes

share

per

the

For

V. 175, p. 1330.

fiscal

i

by

miles

the

The company, it was announced
to

Walla,

five

30—

June

Federal

on

preferred

1930.

p.

Pendleton,

income

Gross

all

and

share

be

288,492,000 in the
half of this year.

first

$3,628,274

per

179,

the

Walla

approximately

Federal

for

*Based

1954, from 704,716

from

the

Net

30,

per

the

17%

in

profit

Earnings
—V.

$4,740,003

earnings reached record levels in the fiscal year ended
1955, Dr. Arnold O. Beckman, President, said on
Aug. 3.
Dr. Beckman stated that
preliminary figures for this period showed
tales of approximately $21,000,000 and
earnings equal to about $1.05

June

ton

with

operations

Wisconsin income

The

Beckman

increased

336,682,000

in

said.

the

in

$93,243,262

*Earnings

(E. L.) Bruce Co.—Earnings Sharply Higher—

2473.

p.

to

Kennewick'

in

Period End^d June 30,
Net

1954

$6,220,801

months

mail

compared

Federal

Total

system

1954

first

start

Matthews

Ended

before

Provision

in¬

Briggs & Stratton Corp.—Semi-Annual Earnings—

year.

$3,270,069

six monthsh of

same

new

Bremerton

any

share

year

largely

during

and
,

Corp. of America

Months

Payment at

Net

1954.

quarter

of

However,

for

of

second

more
miles
previous similar
was
announced on

passengers

more

than

communities
areas."

sales

Gross

Laboratories, Inc. reported net
share, against $379,745, or 72 cents

period

of

increases

Brockton
per

quarter

Second

the

to

cents

26

or

Sales—

First

for

equal

route

months

Federal

Baxter

cents

the

of

higher

its

was

1955,

52

or

from

Government

slightly

and

taxes,

six

miles

30,

1954.

of

reported

decline

ft

after

compared

period

Income of $276,327
per

corporation

year,

share,

like

For

of

flew

1955

mail, express and freight ton miles flown
during the first half of 1955 also were reported compared with the
same
period last year.
Freight ton miles increased 14%, express ton

Laboratories, Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Up—

income

a

to

of

compared with the

Appreciable

authority to

in

18%

international

first

sory

Airways

months

the six-month period of 1954 to 830,746 in the same
period this year.
Revenue passenger miles flown over the airline's
15,557-mile domestic

same

Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Seeks to Issue Notes—

six

take

Celanese

Income

period in the 27-year history of the airline, it
Aug. 2 by Rex Brack, Vice-President of Traffic and Sales.
In the period ended June
30, 1955, Braniff revenue passengers

2114.

p.

International

service

Anacortes, Bellingham,
Place, Grandview, Granger,

College

construction

will

areas

Net

Airways, Inc.—Traffic Shows Gain—

first

growing

serve

Valley areas, six months; Bellingham and Coastal areas,
approximately
four months,
and Wenatchee and other areas, about three
months
—V. 181, p. 3.

Christensen,
to pay for

Writer &

Peters,

proceeds

notification with the
10 cents) to be

off

letter

a

common

through

Clarkston,

to

Orchard,

He

Blenwood

The

serving' the
in our

locate

to

Prosser, Shelton, Sunnyside, Toppenish,
Walla Walla'
Wenatchee, Yakima and Zillah in Washington state;
Eugene'
Pendleton and Springfield in Oregon,
and Lewiston, Idaho.
Cascade
anticipates serving ten additional Northwest cities.

multiples

or

to be

Burlington,

in

plan

franchised

is

Wapato,

notification with the SEC

of

amount

denominations of

With

Cascade

that

Cascade

Six

(B. T.) Babbitt, Inc. (&

by

spent

industries

60,000

$199,000

profit

Dividends of 4c
year

The

1954

95.431

Monday, August 15, 1955

...

ry.

railway

oper.

1954

$2,725,264

$2,560,355

828,347

u

771,655

322,477

325,058

16,565.298

15,965.076

railway
income

1953

$2,900,707
1,029,031
334,039

From Jan. 1—
Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

railway
railway

oper.

182,

pp.

income
110

and

5,343,449

5,007.690

2,080,277

2,015,129

411.

13,153,634
4,034,691
1.771,733

16,887,486
4,103,917
1,975,345

Number 5455

182

Volume

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Earnings—

Net

from

Net

ry.

oper.

Jan. 1—
from railway

1954
$1,5*2,365
282,103
100,206

1953
$1,637,799
244,141
84,408

$1,701,166
255,864

10,802,092
2,462,446
989,523

railway
railway.
income—

from

Gross

Clary Corp.—Earnings Up Substantially—

1955
$1,883,906
429,053
175,440

June—

10,142,498
2,193,953
886,618

10,817,989
2,346,588
944,045

10,772,437
2,367,394
826,637

1952

Operations

62,565

Prom

Gross

Net

ry.

railway—
income—
p. 110.

from

Net

cper.

182,

—V.

in

the

first

half

stantially higher than in
L. Clary, President, said
Net

income

of

the

1955

resulted

corresponding

on Aug.
5.
operations amounted

from

last

period

awarded in pursuance of their application, Columbia*
Chemical Corp. and Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., will
Jointly-owned subsidiary for the purpose of producing titanium
metal
by I.C.I.'s sodium
reduction process.
The parent companies
will each hold a 50%
interest in the new company, which would be
If

cent

one

share

a

for

the

to

$179,632

form

Hugh

year,

for

Milwaukee,

Chicago,

St.

Paul

&

Pacific

representing

RR.—Ex¬

has invited holders of its series A preferred stock to
their shares, on a par for par basis, for the 5% Income
series A, due Jan. 1, 2055.
The period of this offer is the month of August, 1955, during which
those desiring to make the exchange may deposit their stock certificates
with the ccmpanys agents, subject to withdrawal through Aug. 26,
and the exchange will be made, early in September, with all holders of
series A preferred stock whose certificates are on deposit at the close
of business on Aug. 31, 1955.
Each share of series A preferred stock has a par value of $100 and,
if exchanged, will be entitled to $100 principal amount of
series A
debentures.
Not more than $60,000,000 principal amount of series A
debentures will be issued, making possible the exchange of
600,000
shares.
If 600,000 shares, or a lesser number, are tendered, all will be
company

The

is

slightly

included

Effective—

exchange

debentures,

1

'

ararngements

with Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Penner & Eeane to act as Dealer Manager in forming and managing
a
group of securities dealers, including itself to solicit exchanges of
series A preferred stock for series A debentures.
Holders of series A preferred stock may present their shares to the
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., of Chicago, 231 South
La Salle St., Chicago 90, 111., or The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Ex¬
change Place, New York 15, N. Y.
made

CAPITALIZATION

of

of the corripany
forma), giving

capitalization

The

have

would

been

FINANCIAL

AND

STATEMENTS

as of May 31, 1955, and as
effect to the exchange offer

(pro

assuming the maximum exchange possible,

that date and

it
as

is as fol¬

lows:

Actual

4% bonds, ser. A, due Jan. 1, 1994
mtge.'4V2% inc. bonds, series A, due
Jan. 1, 2019
I

1st mtge.

Pro Forma

$55,269,400

the

of

the

company's products.
This
1954 period of $5,151,743,

like

manufacture

of

figure
which

in

43,012,900

5%

43,012,900

35,379,200

inc.

debens., series A, due Jan. 1, 2055
Bedford Belt Ry. Co. 1st mtge. bonds, due

The

60,000,000
233.000

1, 1994

Jan.

The Southern Indiana Ry. Co.
due Jan.

233,000

1st mtge bonds,

7,235,000

1, 1994

7,235,000

Dr.

Baldwin

C.

tories

Co.

and

W.

L.

A.

to

agreed

Aug.

on

serve

as

5,214,800
65,513,000
5,397,460
51,865,200
212,321,400

Total
The

due Jan.

1994

1,

$549,475,360 $549,475,360

capitalization

series

debentures

A

limited

are

to

$60,000,000

in

aggregate

principal amount, will mature on Jan. 1, 2055, and will be redeemable
without premium
either at the option of the company or through
the operation of the series A sinking fund.
Interest will be payable

semiannually
'

from
but

Jan.

for

1955.

I,

each

15 at the rate of 5% per annum
calendar year 2054 will be fixed,

March 15 and Sept.

on

Interest

calendar

for

the

will be payable only if and
to the extent that "Available Net Income' for the
preceding calendar
year
is. adequate therefor.
A sinking fund will be created
for the
retirement of series A debentures.
The series A sinking fund will re¬
quire anual deposits with the trustee of Va of 1% of the highest aggre¬
year

prior

thereto

any time outstanding
deposits may be made in cash or
debentures at par, but will be contingent upon the amount of "Avail¬
able Net Income" for the preceding calendar year remaining after
providing for in,terejst on the series a debentures.

gate

principal amount

under

the

indenture.

Additional

series

of series A

of

debentures at

annual

The

debentures

may
be created by the hoard of
principal amount which, when added
to
the aggregate principal amount of debentures theretofore Issued,
will equal $120,000,000.
The board of directors has no present plan
for the creation of any series other than series A, either for issuance
in exchange for shares of preferred stock or in order to
procure funds
for the redemption of such shares.

directors, but not in

of

excess

a

Application will be made to list the series A debentures
York and Midwest Stock Exchanges.

the New

Laffer,

—V.

June—

1954

1955

from

railway

Net
Net

ry.

oper.

3,850,705
1,958,172

Income

,

1953

1952

2,051,554

2,554.234

2,864,695

*93,422

617,072

726,645

to

Clevite

Corp.

from,

Net

from

Net

ry.

*

railway
railway

oper.

115,237,207 113,425,805 126,902,829 127,473,548
17,415,064
13,112,339
19,191,151
16,173.169
6,032,635
1,097,531
5,874,932
4,392,993

_

income

Deficit.—V.

182,

411.

p.

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
June—

Gross

1955

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

oper.

1954

1953

The
in

research center,

of

income

From Jan. 1—

Gross

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

*

railway
railway

oper.

93,509,299
11,342,623

Income

Deficit.—V.

182,

777,052

89,041,076
7,552,214
*2,666,208

98,551,396
10,385,910
1,371,179

95,498,686
6,832,348
*1,794,242

istrative

which is located in Cleveland,

assistants.

Coastal

holds' contracts

also

It

Finance

fered—This

for

reasearch

work

DeSoto, Chrysler and Imperial pas¬
trucks—including military and other govern¬
ment—for the month of July, 1955, and for the first seven months of
1955, compared with the month of July, a year ago and the first

seven

cars

and

Dodge

months of 1954

Period End. July 31—

*1955—Month—1954

Plymouth

18,654

6,999

8,431

Dodge

477,667

4,590

12,083

•_

5,549

8,501

6,013

197,842
88,326
123,836
63,604

103,146

55,751

951,275

DeSoto

Chrysler and Imperial—
TDodge trucks
Total

*July, 1955, figures are preliminary and subject to change,
ing military and other government.—V. 182, p. 311.

248,998
74,949
42,190
62,382
53,952
482,471

t Includ¬

Corp., Silver Spring Md.—Stock

Of¬

funds

for

to

bank loans and to

reduce

increase

to

there

event

found

is

the

loan
to

outstandings in
insufficient

be

absorb the demand,
its existing offices.

demand

for

funds

will

if any,
In the

thereafter.

,

_In its order, the FPC stated that the new facilities are to be con¬
structed and placed in actual operation by Jan. 1, 1956.—V. 181, p. 859.




958,527

1,050,731

208,396

247,890

59,483

98,276

935,369
131,890;
44^49

EFFECT TO

GIVING

ten

instalments

annual

6%

sub., note

yr.

to Dec.

Jan.

five

6%

1960)

1,

Jan.

$300,000

series

20,000
'
4,641 shs.
15,920 shs.
*55,000 shs
1,150 shs.

20,000
3,075
14,935
38,510
1,150

series A

debs,

Class

B

stock

common

♦Includes

(no

shares

3,075

par

to

value)

reserved

for

conversion

the

of

for mining

Junction, Colo.

expenses.—V.

Community Public

series

$1.50

Operating
Operating

Delaware on March 7,
has been its President

revenues

£3,730,471

Other

income

Income
Net

—

income

of

purpose

on

per

-V.

the

143,057

23,806

£539,472

10.7,922

Lima,

O.

in

ry.

205,312

205,312

$1.78

$4.5?

stk.

821,247

property

Ltd., Toronto, Out., Canada—Drills—
just completed, is

announces

the best drilled to dhte

Technical Mine

on

this

Consultants; company

Mine

further

by

Consolidated

193,834

6,578,669
1,296,113

7,805,638
2,536,695

Two

902,715

576,132

1,124,003

763.826

—

of

the

measure

tunnel

contracts

for

pressures

a

on

were
awarded by the Air Fbrce.
One
fully automatic wind tunnel system that
jet englbes and air-foil sections during

tests.

second

measure

etc.!

three

calls

$393,000,

will

7,513,248
2,142,276

income
111.

three

for

48,009

7,366.549
2,189,307

Corp.—Awarded Contracts

totaling $573,000
have been awarded this corporation
high-speed electronic data-processing systems to be installed
at
the
U.
S.
Air Force's Arnold Engineering
Development Center,
Tullahoma, Tenn.
Consolidated
will supply a major part of
the electronic instru¬
mentation to
be
used
in
the
Engine Test Facility, Gas Dynamics
Facility, and the Propulsion Wind Tunnel.

1952
$1,048,152
204,355

80,195

Engineering

Contracts

for

The

1953
$1,277,123
387,565

income

railway
p.

«»,42 8

$1,287,199

hand.

wind

1954
$1,158,173
189,889

railway

oper.

182,

its

in

Notes

—

147,546

railway.-,

from

Net

434,816

$1,465,368
821,247

Consultants plan an Immediate start on Conecho't
define the basin being explored.
the Hlrshhorn financial interests, Conecho has $111,500
treasury, a sum regarded as sufficient to finance th program

Backed

on

Tunnel.

Air Force contract Is for a $91,000 system that will
and moments (lift, pitch, drag, yaw, side force, rail,
aerodynamic and propulsion models in the Propulsion Wind
Eventual testing will be In the transonic and supersonic speed
force

range.
And
an
$89,000 contract for ARO, Inc., is for a data-processing
system that will greatly speed up the testing of turbojet, ramjet, and
turboprop engines under simulated flight speeds, altitude, and flight
conditions.—V. 182, p. 507.

From Jan. 1—

Net

109,201

$288,153

share
1611.

Technical

to £286,354,
the second quarter of 1954.

1955
$1,347,954
378,972

railway

from

135,704

$1,706,627

p.

Hole C-17 to

Colorado & Southern Ry.—Earnings—

Gross

104,864
$1,900,184

date.

to

comparison.

provisions

Co.,

Finance

oper.

52,155
$397,354

40 claim Qiurke Lake property is located in the Afgoma
uranium camp area and has revealed extensive, pyritized radioactive
conglomerate beds "of excellent appearance," although marginal grade

Privately
Aug. 10, has
arranged to place privately, through Emch & Co., Mil¬
waukee, Wis., of $1,000,000 3%% promissory note due
June 30, 1965.—V. 177, p. 1255.

from

7,851,152
$1,570,923

managers.
Cbnecho's

Placed—The company, it was announced on

ry.

$1,795,320

the company

stock, series B,

from

$345,199

$308,269

common

179,

company's

of the 5%
redeemable income
redeemed £403,440 of this stock on April
1, 1955. Further, in order to save interest charges it was decided to
redeem the outstanding balance of this stock amounting to £465,520
and this was done on June 30, 1955.—V. 181, p. 2239.
with

$9,422,075

$416,191

;

deductions

Earns,

682,529

tax

with £259,265 for

compares

accordance

1955—12 Mos.—1954

$2,314,593 $10,123,823
1,969,394
8,328,503

$392,385

income

Divids.

The net income for the second quarter of 1955 amounted

In

2.079,561

income

Gross

£3,471,488

162,531
£636,396

for

Service Co.—Earnings—

$2,471,946

taxes

&

exp.

Conecho Hole C-16,

798,927

other revenue

operations before tax

♦Reclassified

The net proceeds are to be used

180, p. 624.

1955—3 Mos.—1954
-

Operating Income

*1954

1955

30—

income

Net

Junction,

Exchange Commission

on July 12 filed a letter of notification with the
15,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
cents per share, through Columbia Securities Co., Inc.

Conecho Mines

and

proposal.

Grand

excess

acquire)

two

at

pay

Colon Development Co., Ltd.—Redeems B Stock—

Venezuelan

the

Inc.,

in

Ruttenberg
to

San Francisco
investment company
filed an amendment on
5,
1955,
to its registration statement covering
an
additional
1,000,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.—V. 181, p. 1875.

licenses under Small Loan
in the states in which it operates.—V. 182, p. 507.

Sale of oil

of

Mr.

Aug.

finance business, making

company is engaged in the consumer
loans to individual borrowers pursuant to its

6 Months Ended June

total

its

The

Laws

accept

Mines,

With Securities and

Period End. June 30—

since

Manager

a

which

arrangements

This

shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.

inception.
Its first office was opened
in Silver Spring, Maryland, on April 1, 1949.
By June 30, 1955 total
assets of the company and its wholly owned subsidiaries had grown to
$3,287,866 with 12 offices in nine cities of four states, in addition to
a
separate headquarters office.
Coastal Finance Corp. (the parent company) is a management com¬
pany with it a principal office c.t 423 Eig Building, Silver Spring, Md.
It owns the entire capital stock of 12 subsidiary corporations, each of
which operates one office.
General

to

of

those

have

or

Commonwealth Investment Co.—Registers With SEC—

BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in
1949.
It was founded by Frank B. Bush, who
and

desire

they

Holders

(including

own

Uranium

of Denver and Grand

stock.

preferred

associates

that

bonds.

bonds

corporation

covering

offered

(due

pfd. stock ($24 pari
6% cum. pfd. stock ($10 par value)—
Class A common stock ($10 par value)
conv.

convertible

income

60,000

1-960)—

1,

$1.50

The
SEC

150,000

60.000

indicated

Colo.—Files

$285,000

150,000

-

sub.

year

19641

of

income

of

group

income

no

Commercial

Outstanding

1, 1962)
B (due

31,

ten yr. sub. debs, (due Jan.
five year sub. debs, series

6%

due

5%

six months ended Dec. 31,
1954, amounted to
interest was paid on March 1, 1955; that on
year's accrued Interest (amounting to $350,980)
and payable;
and that there are outstanding and

?i7 019.600

a

have

semi¬

(due in

become

trust

a

its

the

$21,125, and
l,
1955, one

and

PRESENT FINANCING

Authorized

57/a%

for

of

of

5

Aug.

on

qualification

$4,662,000 of

minable.

Consolidated Fiberglass, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Bank
This

holding company has
and sell $25,000,000

York

New

Borrowings—

applied

to

the

SEC

The corporation on Aug.

4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1.50 per share through J. J. Riordan & Co., Inc., New York,
The
net proceeds are to be used to make advances to Alumin-Aire, Inc.,
a
subsidiary, and for acquisition of, advance to/ and investment in

for

of notes to 10 commercial
banks; and the Commission has given interested persons until Aug. 25,
1955, to request a hearing thereon.
Proceeds of the notes will be
used to repay 3% bank loans in the same amount which will mature
on
Aug.
31,
1955.
The new notes also , will bear
3%
interest.
—V. 181, p. 2927.
authorization to

issue

other companies

Chemical

Contract,

Corp.

—

The

5-year

period

titanium
In

and

under

contract

a

Government

to

Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., of London,
a joint application to the U. S. Government
the Government would undertake for a

(

which

purchase

5,000

short

tons

per

annum

of

granular

metal.

their

Natural

Gas

Co.—Earnings Increased—

reports net income of $20,350,056 for the six months
ended June 30, 1955 compared to $17,876,942 earned in the first six
months of 1954.
The 1955 earnings are equal to $2.50 per share on '
the 8.125,922 shares now outstanding while 1954 earnings were $2.43

Etc.—

corporation

to be organized or acquired.

Consolidated
The

for

feet

3,116

122,688
23,675

corporation

$3,158,820

imnMri
of

existing

in

company

new

cubic

$119,302,
1,35s;
701

26,746
9,337

211.

p.

Interest

only

England, have submitted

horsepower compressor station on its natural gas trans¬
fusion astern in Kansas and Oklahoma.
The proposed
construction, estimated to cost $8,422,000 is designed
to
increase the daily capacity of the company's system by approxi¬
mately 50 million cubic feet of natural gas in 1955 and 100 million

1952

1953

$173,664

901,130

income

oper.

182,

Sept.

will consider any favorable opportunity to open
a
new office or to purchase an established office.
The amount, how¬
ever, which may be used for. each of the foregoing is not now
deter¬

offices,

The Federal Power Commission has
granted authority to this com¬
pany to censtruct a total of approximately 238 miles of pipeline and a

2,700

ry.

bond

is subscription agent.

Silver Spring, Md.

Columbia-Southern

Cities Service Gas Co.—To Build Pipeline Facilities—

1954

$168,176
33,508
8,709

29,048

filed an application with the 8E0
indenture pursuant to which not to
sinking fund debentures, due
Sept. 1, 1980, are to be issued.
The debentures are to be issued in
exchange for outstanding 5%
first mortgage income bonds of the
company due and payable Sept.
1, 1955.
In
an
accompanying letter proposed to be sent to holders of the
Income bonds by Sanford S. Ruttenberg, of Chicago, holders of income
bonds who accept the proposal wll receive (a) $60 in cash for each
$100 of the principal of their income bonds (less transfer stamp tax);
(b)
$45 in principal amount of new 25 year
5%
income sinking
fund debentures for each $100 of principal amount of their Income
bonds.
The letter further indicates that net earnings
available for

*1955—7 Mos.—1954

32,600

55,477

that
their
proposal to thwand production costs and in
Industry in the United States*

Ry.—Earnings—

$165,607

railway
from railway

exceed

corporation is

Suburban Trust Co.,

—V.

was:

railway

from

seeking

fields

PROCEEDS—The company intends that the net proceeds will be used

Net

Production of Plymouth, Dodge,

Greenville

&

1955

from

This

from

Clevite

offering its common stock¬
holders rights to subscribe for 5,669 shares of class A
common stock (par $10) at $28.50 per share for one new
share for each six shares held of record Aug. 5, 1955.
The offer, which expires Aug. 18, 1955, is being under¬
written by W. E. Hutton & Co.

Net

senger

capital

Columbus Venetian Stevens Buildings, Inc., Chicago,
III.—Exchange Offer to Bondholders—

first formed

was

government agencies and from companies interested in
such as metallurgy and electronics.—V.
182, p. 507.

Gross

Chrysler Corp.—Car Output Shows Gain—

believe

lower

from

—V.

and

June—

110.

p.

Plate

Pittsburgh

1774.

p.

Net

Clevite Research

the

conduct basic research and product development work for
now employs over 300 scientists, technicians and admin¬

1954) to

Clevite,

Colonial

1952

$17,346,335 $16;547,402 $17,650,664 $15,678,929
3,079,839
2,258,022
2,051,561
1,223,276
1,188,826
465,789
416,542
*278,238

railway
railway

In

titanium fabrication

a

Net

4.
President

the

From Jan. 1—

Clevite,

of

of

Clevite-Brush.

which

From Jan. 1—

Gross

181,

I.C.I,

and

result

railway
Net ry. oper. income—

a single unit formed by merging Brush Laboratories and CleviteDevelopment Co. Mr. Williams has until now been president of

Center,

Estimated

$21,447,929 $20,062,814 $21,931,130 $ 21,580,179

from railway

will

Columbus

Net

President,

subsidiary

today licenses other companies under Columbia-South¬

the acceleration of

Gross

Williams has been named

Income from

EARNINGS FOR JUNE AND FIRST SIX MONTHS

•

Gross

on

the leading

of

wholly-owned

a

the proposed joint enterprise
production.
ColumbiaAmerican producers of Chemical

to

tetrachloride

titanium

one

patents.

Gross

consultant

a

G.

8,034,000

5,214,800
Equipment trust obligations, Vk% to 3Vbc/c
—65,513,000
Conditional sale agreements—equipment——
5,397,460
Pfd. stock, series A, $100 par, 5% partic
111,865,200
Com. stlc., no par (stated value, $100 per sh.)
212,321,400

——

mtge bonds,

contribution

of

is

and

Government

Sawyer has resigned as President of Brush Labora¬

has

special scientific projects, William

on

CAPITALIZATION

8,034,000

1994

field

Columbia-Southern

Clevite Corp.—Changes in Personnel—

Chicago, Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry. Co.:
First and refunding mtge bonds, due Jan. 1,
Income

The plant would be built at Natrium,
capacity of 5,000 short tons per annum.
granular titanium metal plant will be ap¬

a

June—

temporarily

series

bonds,

inc.

the

this field and

ern

result from the company's new and improved products and the growing
domestic and foreign markets for its busines machines.—V. 182, p. 311.

$55,269,400

35,379,2 0 0

4 Vz% conv.
1, 2044

mtge.

B, due Jan.

in

products

Genl.

Genl.

have

proposed

Glass Co., has been engaged in research on the chlorlnation of titan¬
ium-bearing ores since 1937.. It has established a broad patent position

ammuni¬

Mr. Clary stated.
Clary told stockholders that the report on current operations showed
great improvement in the company's affairs which have taken
place in the last 12 months" and predicted continued gains would

Brush

has

for

the

Columbia-Southern's
lies

"the

tendered, with adjustment to the nearest $100 principal amount
where'necessary, and all shares that can not be accepted for exchange
will be returned to the holders.
company

most

the since discontinued

of

Southern, which is

equipment, 35.6%

accepted for exchange. If more than 600,000 shares are tendered, the
principal amount of the debentures will be alloted to such shares in
the proportion that $60,000,000 bears to the aggregate par value of all

The

for

sales
from

would

and

cost

proximately $10,000,000.

tion components for the armed forces.
Business machine sales for the first six months of the year increased
29.2% automatic controls products, 13.2% and electronic data-handling

announced

shares

gains

under

revenue

Columbia Titanium Co.

as

Va.,

The

Sales for the initial six months of the current year totaled $5,010,444

change Offer

a

known

W.

period last year.

same

contract is

a

Southern

sub¬

income

net

in

the period
as compared
to net loss of $40,638 during the first half of last year
and net income of $125,817 for the entire fiscal
year of 1954.
Earnings per share after special items and preferred stock dividends
equaled 19 cents for the first six months of 1955 compared to a loss
of

9

(609)

application to the Government for a contract, the compa¬
that they have completed ararngements for the intro¬
the United States of a granular titanium process not at

nies have stated
duction into

present-employed here and would also make available to fabricators
techniques npt at present known or employed in the United States.

per

1955

company

share on 7,366,570 shares. Gas sales for the first six months
were 247,133,000 Mcf, a gain of 8.8%
over 1954.

of

first six months of the year normally represent
a
substantial part of the earnings for the full year because of the
seasonal nature of the business.
Net Income lor the 12 months ended
June 30, 1955 amounted to $22,109,145, or $2.72 per share, compared
with $19,422,523 or $2.64 per share for the twelve months ended June
30 1954. Gas sales for the twelve-month period were 401,753,000 Mcf
in 1955 and 376,769,000 Mcf in 1954v—V. 182, p. 312.
Earnings

for

the

Financial Chronicle !.. Monday, August 15, 1955

The Commercial and

10

(610)

Offering Completed—
Justin R. Whiting, Chairman of the Board, announced
011 Aug. 8 that in its recent stock offerings to common
stockholders and employees the company received sub¬
scriptions to 352,076 shares of common stock by stock¬
holders, or a 94.22% subscription and 32,850 shares by
employees making a total subscription of 103.01%. Em¬
ployees are being allotted 21,613 shares. Accordingly,
110 shares were available for the underwriters.
The company had offered 373.689 shares of common stock to its
Co.—Stock

Power

Consumers

_

Lines

Air

Southern

♦Restated

of Chicago &

in conjunction with the merger
with the company on May,, 1, 1953.

issued

debentures

of

the

reflect

to

amount

average

of

certain

non-recurri™

UQS

adjustments in 1954.

charges and year-end

restating Federal income taxes to actual average rate
(Original provision to June 30, 1954 was $3,242,927 )—v

JAfter

Orders Six More Planes—

1954.

planes for delivery
President and General Manager,

corporation has ordered six adidtional DC-7

This

C. E. Woolman,

1957,

in

beginning
announced.

which placed

airline,

total

of

giant

the

of

11

'

Mines, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—

corporation on July 12 filed a letter of notification with th*
1,300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to h
at 20 cents per share, through R. L. Hughes & Co., Denver
Colo., and G. W. Allen & Co., Cheyenne, Wyo. The net proceeds are
to be used to pay for mining expenses.
! '
'The

69-passenger

covering

SEC

One is scheduled for delivery this fall

order.

on

ioo

,

Dome Uranium

,

orders for five DC-7's in April, now has
365-mile-per-hour transports
and 10 others in 1957.
Delta currently operates 10 Douglas DC-7's, and was the first airline
to schedule them in international service April 1, 1955, between New
Orleans and Caracas.—V. 182, p. 412.
The

a

111.

p.

offered

•

the basis of one additional share for each 20 shares
held, together with an employee subscription

<45.25 per share on
«of

then

stock

common

plan

close of business July 21, 1355 at

stockholders of record at the

common

over-subscription privilege was contained in the offer.
from the sale of the common stock will be used to finance

No

Proceeds

program.—V. 182, p. 411.

company's 1955 construction

part of the

«

company, following a recommendation for extension of routes
arid Los Angeles by a CAB examiner on Aug. 4 immedi¬
announced plans for construction of a $7,000,000 hangar and
«ffice building at its Denver
(Colo.) headquarters.
Addition of the new routes
will add approximately 1400 miles to
Continental's current 4,961 miles route serving Denver, Kansas City,
Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Dallas, Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, Amarillo
«nd Albuquerque, and 40 other major communities in six states.
Continental's present fleet of five DC6bs (two on lease), six Con▼airliners, and nine DC3s will be augmented in March, 1956 with
three additional Convairliners and in April, 1957 with five new DC6bs.
Purchase of the additional fleet, costing $10,000,000, was announced

Corp.—Net Earnings Improve—

Operating

$3,447,853
3,206,554

operating income

$245,857

$241,299

Other

—

712

582

$246,569

$241,881
26,772
8,625

income

planes.
'
English factory

the

The

"We

guaranteed

has

delivery

early

of

series

the

Six, President, approve purchase of the fleet.
dedicated to the earliest possible installation of turbo¬

are

F.

State

-

25,096
8,875

sundries

taxes

income

turbo-jet aircraft on Continental's systems," said Mr. Six.
He further pointed out that "Our future program of new plane purChase calls for an expenditures of over $40,000,000."
At. the meeting of the board of directors held recently, the company
weighed the merits of purchase pf 68-passenger Super G Constella¬
tions or the 52-passenger turbo-prop Vickers, Mr. Six said.
Delivery
cf either of these craft is promised within the next 12 months, he
pointed out.
Continental's
new
and
proposed home
in Denver
will comprise
171,000
square
feet of hangar space,
82,000 square feet of shop
♦pace, and 49,300 square feet of office space.
The new headquarters will "easily" house six DC6bs and four Con¬
vairliners, three DC6bs and seven Convairliners or 14 Convairliners.
—V. 180, p. 1975.

Cott Beverage Corp.—Reports Profit—
net

A

•

Net inc.

for

will

income

of

$103,827

was

Cott
consolidated report for the six-months
reported by this corporation and

Bottling Co. of Pittsburgh in a
period ended June 30, 1955. i
In announcing these earnings, John J. Cott, President,
stated that
the month of July, not included in these figures, was by far the best
month the company has ever had, both in volume of sales and net
profit. He estimates that the earnings in July alone were equivalent
to approximately 80%
of the earnings in the previous six months.
—V. 181, p. 1439.

Crane Co.

$

$

$

$

§1954

83,747,000

74,209,000

151,515,000

138,080,000

tEarns. before inc. taxes

4.434,000

2,743.000

5,308,000

3,684,000

tProv.

1,798,000

1,266,000

2,231,000

Net

sales

Net

divids.

taxes

income

for

(excl.)

earns,

from

■

■

■'

f''-

English
2,636.000

subsidiary)
Divifls.
received
English

1,616,000
i

of

3,077,000

1,477,000

271,000

on Aug. 8 approved a plan for refinancing
the comto Reconstruction Finance Corporation and
than $2,000,000 of additional working capital, it was
announced by M. J. Zivian, President.
At the same time, he declared
that consummation of the plan will pave the way for the resumption of

The

2,915,000

earnings

558.000

cash

dividends.

for the sale of $30,000,000 15-year first
nationwide syndicate, headed by Halsey
Inc.; the issuance of $6,000,000 of new $100 par value
6%
cumulative preferred stock; and the sale of approximately 503,000
additional shares of stock to present shareholders.
The proposals will be submitted to shareholders for approval at
a
special meeting on or about Sept. 15, 1955, With the offering scheduled
The

t*Earns.

shr—

com.

per

$1.18

2,608,000
$1.00

•Before

adjustment for conversion of foreign net assets.
tAfter
providing for dividends on preferred shares.
Net earnings before
taxes on income for the second quarter and for the first six months
of

1955

includes

bonds

Stuart

later

$556,775

of

from

profit

the sale

of

our

the

in

each

of

interest

In

the

periods of 1954 have been restated to prorate adjust¬
ments made
during that year and consequently do not agree with
the quarterly interim reports issued in 1954.—V. 181, p. 2691.

will

through

the

announces

the availability of

a

general classifications.

Copies of this booklet

obtained by writing to the company's
Advertising Department, P. O. Box 88, Pittsburgh 30, Pa.—V. 182, p. 4i2.
can

stock

be

Defense

Metals Mining

Co.,

Vanadium,

N.

M.—Files

With Securities and Exchange Commission—
;

The company on Aug. 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
$1 per share,
without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
wsed to pay for mining expenses.

*

at

the

rights

to

ratio

price

a

June—
dross

Wet

ry.

From

dross
Wet

$4,502,244

railway

be

paid

in

cash,

stock

at

dividends

cash

subscribe

of

not

one

to

to

share

exceed

of

the

All

!

$4,359,984

1,096.026

1,396,734

720,925

753,331

1,103,507

436,048

1—

of

80%

stock

for

the market

to $38,180,000.

at

and

the

of

the

RFC

remaining

Of this amount,

oper.

182, p.

27,214.786

shares.
It

6.500,046

2,685,989

4,639,046

6,268,371
3,329,177

Detroit

loan

will

$6,000,000

the

in

permit Detroit Steel

new

to

early

an

date,

Substantial

Mr.

Gains

Steel's

steel

for

demand

in Sales

which

that

time

dross

1955

from

railway—.
Wet from railway
Wet ry. oper. income—

and

From

dross

Jan.

from

Wet

from

Wet

ry.

—V.

| 1953

and

amounted

Steel

other

to

last

has

fuller

permitted

utilization

of

has

been

$7,261,625

1,748,607

1,148,234

1,975,006

1,358,861

917,875

583,237

961,580

654,256

able

to

$26,815,964

the

for

benefit

from

as

months

three

its

compared

with

ended

..

40.673,626

39,150,317

45,547.342

8.181.029

6.622,952

10,796.822

9,803,087

income—

3,701,054

3,220,490

5,291,589

4,735,568

railway

$13,086,401

with

loss

a

of

$329,763

the

cents

per

share

on

the

presently

1954.

ry.

as

Gross

•n

Sept

Wank

9

of

1955, at 102%

Atlanta,

Debentures

from
ry.

June—

from
ry.

From

Gross

iS?

^

Wationai

♦©called.

railway

oper.

Net

from

ry.

$1,364,279

$1,713,821

667,774

315,241

464,395

367,921

224,641

222,047

18,323,354

9,376,772

11,297,403

8,989,886

4,182.673

2,867,768

3,319,509

2,795,001

2,305,968

1,596,138

1,405,829

1,171 801

operj income—
Ill

p.

Gross
Net

from

Net

ry.

plus accrued interest at The First National

redemption

may

be

converted

th? CT,pany thrO"gh Sept. 6 at the rate of
nliIlClp#1^1mc)iinti0fconversion
debentures- The Citizens
Bank of Atlanta is

1954

1953

1952

$579,064

$655,019

278,138

226,683

245,272

$524,122
155,882

75,548

57,834

70,196

33,502

4.321,672

3,997.286

4.531,744

2,020,800

1,834,472
521,744

2,200,157

3,904,289
1,713 758

from

railway
p.

715,044

536,799

Income—

564,071

212.
-V

Diamond Alkali Co.

into

one

(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—

6 Months Ended June 30—

1955

products—

Cost of

common

share

ot

and Southern

income

Net

ry.

»a tot?1 of S8.000.000 in debentures has been

outstanding




$2,067,200

of

the

original

amount

182,

products sold

Interest
and
rent

;

administrative

———

37,122,183

—

____

original cost of properties, plants
equipment allocated to expense of cur¬
operations (depreciation)
for Federal

income

taxes

*3,420,495

469,725

405,027

per

95,093
*1,136,243

Gross

1954

1953

1952

$436,400

—

$414,000

$392,400

$471,100

from

from

Net

ry.

33.648

48,225

19,773

*5,596

*38,244

*66,459

115.464
20,340

2,874.500

income
1—

Jan.

Net

railway

2,601,800

2,630,500

3,396.300

728.859

442,142

466.802

951.958

61,071

railway
Income

*197,237

* 82,44 1

270,055

oper.

♦Deficit.—V.

111.

182, p.

Du Mont
Allen

See

Broadcasting Corp.—To Be Formed—
Du

B.

(Allen

B.)

Mont

Laboratories,

Mont

Du

below.

Inc.

Laboratories,

Inc.

To

—

Form

Broadcasting Firm and Issue Its Shares to Stockholders
as
,

Dividend—

a

Plans

for

revision

corporation

of

the

capital

announced

were

and

Aug.

on

corporate
by

10

structures

Allen

Dr.

B.

this
Mont,

of

Du

President.
The

plans,

which

special meeting

ington,

the

and
the

of

pany's

stations

Du

(2)

stock

Paramount
There
for

stock

are

five

Class

the

of

approval
to

own

WTTG

in

to

at

and

Wash¬

in

York

New

the

City.

parent com¬

share

one

the

of

new

unreserved.

will

elects

outstanding,

outstanding)
classes

class
of

common

and

A

all

the

board

board,

the

of

the

three

and officers.
President and
the board,

of

members

494,169

conversion

one

both

common

B

stock.
1,801,054.
owned by
authorized, 3.000,000.)
class B stock except
of

Treasurer and
the Secretary.
All cor¬
majority vote of both classes of common stock.
shares of class A stock authorized but

a

for

will

Total

and

class

and

class

one

shares:

Assistant

and

shares of

to

for. members

stock

stock

common

members

B

presently

Stockholders

A

between

voting

shares reserved

(3)

and

Tele-Centre

ratio

a

authorized

reserved

560,000

York

Corp.

distributed

2,440.000

Corp.).

of

elects

Treasurer,

8,000

on

class

distinction

no

Vice-President.

the

New

be

outstanding,

(560,000

purpose

A

~

in

Street

will

for

provide for the following:

(Subject to favorable action by appropriate

of

and

Pictures

Is

the

Class

shares.

authorized,

stock

B

67th

stockholders

to

Broadcasting

agencies.)

authorized

Class

WABD

Mont

Reclassification
A

Mont

corporation
stockholders

corporation to 2'/2

(Class

submitted

Du

new

common

government

be

the

of

operate television
Stock

will

to be held in October,

Creation

(1)

There
of

136,777

are

124,343

option to

on

shares

shares
of

purchase by

a

class

of

A

preferred stock,
key employee.

stock

and

5,000,000
class of common stock of $1 par value.
Of these shares,
be issued in the place of outstanding class A shares;

be

of

both

issued

classes

in

place

will

of

be

all

asked

class

B

authorize

to

shares.

Increase

of the number of directors from 8 to 10.
It is con¬
Dr. Du Mont stated, that the two vacancies created shall
prior to the next regular annual meeting.

templated,
be

filled

Creation

all

In

common

share

(on

*3,495,020
12,812,860

$4,045,573
2,269,393

shs.)

$3,197,758

$1.67

$1.29

of

the

office

of

Chairman

company officers by the board
Reservation of 90,000 shares of

chase

of

of

the

Board

stock

on

options may be granted to company executives.
the stockholders will be asked to approve
with

options

to
Is

also

Dr.

Du

purchase

Mont

35,000

understood

that

which

shares
Dr.

Du

and

which pur¬
a

the

Mont

long-term
salary,

in addition to
company's common

provides,
of

election

directors.

common

addition,

contract

shall

elected

be

stock.

Chairman

following approval of plans by the stockholders.
h
Separation of broadcasting from the company's electronic researcn,
development and
manufacturing
operations,
Dr.
Du
Mont statea,
will
clear
the
way
for separate and independent managements 01
each to capitalize on and realize their unusual
potentials.
.
Steps necessary to obtain favorable action by the Federal Communi¬
Commission

New

will

be

taken

Immediately.

Broadcasting Firm to Make Stock Offer—

one class of
1,000,000 sb®rPj!
B. Du Mon
Laboratories, Inc. in a ratio of l-to-2Va.
It is contemplated tna*
additional
shares
will
be
offered
to
the
stockholders of
the ne
Du Mont Broadcasting Corp. to
provide adequate additional capita •
The

will

This

4,435,847
4,210,699'

„!

Net income—

Earns,

*33,794.430

3,527,797

expenses

—...

of

Provision

2,949,049

111.

p.

railway

oper.

From

cations

1954

$53,811,824 $47,125,590

agent.

^pvf«Byeiar 1955'
This leaves

1

$53,660,322 $47,059,190
151,502
66,400

revenues

Selling and

15,170,755

8,236,203

*75,811

railway

It

Income—

railway

oper.

182,

25,024,536

1,388,863

1955

from

Net

(5)

1—

Jan.

from

15.999,973

2,810,533

.

June—

Gross

RR.—Earnings—

$654,939

railway

railway

oper.

18.179.007

* 824,485

Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—

(4)

1955

ry.

*1,027,858

$1,117,765

.

.

Detroit & Toledo Shore Line
from

1,519,240

income—

♦Deficit.—V.

of

from

3,115,495

6,020,564

railway

1,801,054

income--

railway

railway

182,

2,326,623

unissued

1952

$1,236,400
318,100
132,492

1—

Jan.

$8,370,990
5.008,207

railway

There

1953

$1,797,779

railway

from

Portion

for

1954'

1955

from

1952

$6,451,944
3,565,554

income—

oper.

new

common

Ga.

called

from

Net

1953

4.459,675

1—

Jan.

Net

1954

$7,346,719

.

porate action requires

Detroit, Toledo & Iron ton RR.—Earnings—

Total

company on Aug. 9
announced
that $3,000,000 of its 5Va%
convertible debentures (subordinated) have been
called for redemption

railway

railway

oper.

From

stock,

30,
1955, amounted to $2,625,164, equal to $1.04 per share on the presently
outstanding stock. This compares with a loss of $567,743 or 23 cents
per share in the first half of 1954.—V. 181, p. 2580.

Other

The

15-man

large stockholders had voluntarily waived option rights.

1955

from

out¬

1954.

as contrasted with a loss of $2,191,743 the year before.
Net income, after estimated taxes, for the six months ended June

Sales of

Delta Air Lines, Inc.—Partial
Redemption—

present

2800.

from

Net

30,

in

six months of the current year, net sales totaled
compared with $25,088,215 in the corresponding period
Earnings before taxes amounted to $5,406,164 during this

$49,430,755,
of

13

or

the second quarter of

46.048.589

in.

p.

Dow's

Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—

recently
June

year.

standing shares in
During the first

—V.

railway

I.

June—

Gross

a

revenues

Earnings before taxes amounted to $3,318,129
as
compared with a loss of $683,763 the year before.
After
provision for estimated Federal
income
taxes,
net income
amounted to $1,610,129, equal to 64 cents per share on the 2,515,177
shares of common stock outstanding on June 30, 1955.
This compares
period

From

1952

$7,849,849

1—

oper.

182,

1954

$6,471,211

of

eligible for options under the plan's pro¬
Dow, President, and three other members

Earnings—

facilities.

new

sales

Net

$7,273,630

181, p.

Leland

.

members

seven

not

are

new

Detroit

completed

Net

Earnings—

that

who are already

—V.

and

June—

Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.

and

that

out

directors

of

visions

pre¬

resume

production facilities.
The company's $64,000,000
modernization
program
at
its Portsmouth Division
completed last year after the abrupt decline in general demand
sheet and strip steel had set in.
Consequently, this is the first

was

Gross

June—

.

pointed

was

board

of

sustained

28.728,685

4,760,698

4.431,921

income
111.

23,971,005

7,230,593

options would

employee would

no

$32,180,000

of this corporation during both the second quarter and first
1§55 approximately doubled those of the corresponding period
last year, it was announced on Aug. 11 by M. J. Zivian, President.
At
the same time, he
reported that the company had converted losses
experienced In those periods last year into substantial earnings. The
sharp recovery both in earnings and sales reflected the increased and

—V.

25.550.908

railway

railway

the discretion of the board of
The price under class B options

market

price on the effective date.
have to be exercised within seven years of their
portions being taken up in the third, fourth, fifth
options would be granted after May 31, 1960, and
be permitted options aggregating more than 5,000

effective date, with
sixth years. No

Sales

Net

948.426

the

be

and

additional

new

Zivian emphasized.
With the
exception of 1954, the company has paid dividends on its common
stock In every year since 1925.
The latest cash dividend was paid in
September, 1953, and stock dividends were destributed in December
1953 and June 1955.
For a number of years, prior to the interruption
of cash dividends,
the company had made quarterly distributions at
the rate of 25 cents per share on the present stock, he stated.

Net

1952

$4,877,003

effective.

options would be granted at

likewise

would

par.

retirement

Net

1953

$4,200,108

1,444,900

Income—

Jan.

from

from

—V.

railway

oper.

Wet ry.

1954

1955

from

from

Net

Corp.—Earnings—

B

directors and without regard to salary.

that

will have been reduced

Gross

Delaware & Hudson RR.

annual

designated as class A and class B.
be granted automatically to employees re¬
certain figure and would permit purchase of
one year's salary at the highest market price

a

equal In value to
date the options become

Class

period
.

the

would

options

the

on

the primary subscription rights.
as of Sept.
1, 1955, the company's note to the

exercise of

Zivian said

Mr.
RFC

same

newly-revised 44-page
hook
entitled
"Tool
Steels
for
the
Non-Metallurgist."
Written
to
present a practical understanding of tool steels without being overly
technical, the text Is confined to direct, familiar phrases. It is Intended
to familiarize the non-metallurgist with the six basic classifications of
tool steels, enabling him to better handle the numerous grades within
company

owned

in

immediately prior to the offering.
In addition, all shareholders
given an opportunity to subscribe for shares not taken up

1955,

Crucible Steel Co. of America—New Booklet—
This

offered

be

stock

be

Net

1

shares

five

value

for

for

The

A

Net

will

common

expansion

Inc.

Class

ceiving salaries above

a

month.

Stockholders
shares

results

'

for

Co.

&

portion of the provision for taxes on income
applicable to these earnings amounted to approximately $139,000. §The
AllianceWare,

,

provides
through

program

mortgage

statements

proxy

plan

under two types of options

years

more

Shows

540,000

3,635,000
$1.43

1,748,000
$0.69

directors

providing

half

•Net

Reveals Refinancing—Plans to

—

in

would Involve setting aside 225,000
shares for possible purchase by key personnel over a period of several

2,068,000

from

279,000

Corp.

panys' first mortgage note

r

subs.

a
carry-over
of prior operating losses;
except
the taxable income would be subject to a
approximately 52%.—V, 181, p. 2240.

by

shareholders

the

to

meeting to be held Aug. 24.
The newly proposed option

purposes

RFC Loan and to Provide Additional Working
Capital—Resumption of Cash Dividends Foreseen—

The

1955—6 Mos.

1955—3 Mos.—§1954

Period End. June 30—

tax

submitted

Pay

ferred

(& Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—

from Sept. 6

carryovers,

of

tax

Detroit Steel

will
•

loss

with any provision for
it is believed that it

charged

been

for

because

tax

offset

be

the

for

Federal

not

has

1955

income

$206,484

$212;598

(without prov. for Fed. inc. tax)

Income
Federal

and

prop

of their annua* wage or salary. The selling price is to
the end of the month. Subscriptions will be accepted
through 30 and employees will retain rights of cancellation
reduction of their subscriptions up to the time final payment is made
(2) A proposal to permit stock options for key employees has been
10%

of

be determined near

or

Total
Interest on bank debt and

on

<90 should Robert

Aug. 2 announced two separate actions designed to
stock among its employees.
approved the seventh in a series of employee
stock purchase plans initiated in 1948 under which employees are
per¬
mitted to purchase Dow shares on a paycheck deduction basis to
the
company on

extent

Net

purposes.

The directors have

(1)

$3,107,561
2,861,704

revenue

Operating expenses

corporate

general

for

Stock Plans Announced—
extend the ownership of its

1954

1955

Six Months Ended June 30—

<■

April 26 by the directors.
The company also holds an
option on 15 series 800 Vickers Vis¬
count 52-passenger turbine-propellor transports.
Capital Air Lines of Washington is presently operating a fleet
of the series 700 model Viscounts and
will receive a total of 60 of

pended
,

Denver Tramway

Chicago

ately

111.

The

This

to

was

& Curtis at $37.12 V2

Jackson

V. 182, p.

Inc.—Expansion Program—

Continental Air Lines,

company on
Aug. 5 filed a registration statement with the
covering 200,000 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
to employees of the company and certain subsidiaries and
associated
companies.
Proceeds will be added to the cash funds to be ex¬
The

SEC

made on Aug. 8 by Paine, Webber,
per share, with a dealer's
concession of 80 cents per share.
It was completed.—

stock (no par)

Co.—Registers With SEC—

Dow Chemical

RR.—Secondary Offer¬

Denver & Rio Grande Western

ing—A secondary offering of 30,000 shares of common

be

corporation

stock

will

authorized,

distributed

to

the

of

have

shares

2,500,000

which

common

offering will be underwritten.—V.

of

approximately

stockholders

181,

p.

of

Allen

2471.

(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Sets Up New
District Offices to Handle Sales of "Freon" Compounds

district

Establishment of its own independent New York and Chicago
offices was "announced on
Aug.
7
the Du Pont cqmpanj

sales

a

Number 5455

182

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

....

"Kinetic" Chemicals Division.
The new offices," which will handle
of "Freon" refrigerants, aerosol propellents, solvents, and fire
extinguishing agents, will go into operation Sept. 1 and will be located
in existing office quarters of the company's Organic Chemicals Department, to which the "Kinetic" sales organization has previously been
reporting.
West Coast sales of the "Freon" compounds will continue under the
direct supervision of the Los Angeles district office of the company's
Organic Chemicals Department.—V. 182, p. 312.

.

See Western

'

First

Ended—

24 Weeks

June 12,'55

-

Net sales

—

before taxes—
for taxes

Earnings

Provision

$

was

net

earnings of $1.34

share,

per

after provision

for

taxes,

Clough said.
Clough pointed out

Mr.
second

that

earnings
*-_■
—
Preferred dividends
Common dividends
:
Common shares
outstanding
Expenditures for plant and equipment—,
Provision for depreciation
Earnings per common share.
Net

,

(

<
■

$14,000,000

Over
1

notes

Other

,

Preferred

The

the

•

14,795,466
•
$1.97

working capital

in

See

Authorized
Common

the first half of

A

La.,

to

close

the

was

owners

fund

—V.

April.
the

to

Fund—Assets Rise—

out

of

synthetic rubber is foreseen
year,
Harvey S. Firestone, Jr., Chairman,
announced that the Firestone Lake Charles,

the

as

5

he

production

disclosed

enable

annual

the

rate

of

production,

Dec. 31,'54

more

during

123,000

this

1 In

period

this

1954

under

63,000

out

tons

rubber

rubbers,

which

plant,

and

H.) Eby Co., Philadelphia, Pa. — Registration
Statement With Securities and Exchange Commission to
(Hugh

Be Withdrawn—

days

is

replanting

Formerly

Mr.

to

natural

old

of

rubber

purchased

181,

instrument

the

of

rate

flow

of

zero.

Products Co.—Mexican Unit

Ekco

Expands—

p.

company

and preliminary work has begun with
half of 1956, Benjamin A. Ragir,

purchased
for

the

will

first

aggregate

and

more

than

equipment.

'

interests.—V.

Mexican

182,

The

stock

(par

of

address

Trust

Co.

Incorporated

one

A

J.

9,

block

operated

claims

or

located

in

is as follows: c/o The
211-206 North Virginia St.,

Life

"

of

Governors

the

American

York—

has

company

an

The

.

1,

"up

credit

1965.

to

Wells Fargo

into

The
3

Forge & Steel Corp.—Listing

Board

approved

cents)

of

the

and

Governors

listing

166,829

(par

$10)

of

at

later

of

this

company.

1.25

i

•steel

.1952 and 25%- in May 1963.
Quarterly cash dividends
15c per share have been
paid on the 6% cumulative first preferred

.February

of

stock

from August 1952 to
August 1955—V.

181, p. 860

.

_'_

Co.__

&

Co

&

Co.,

262,500

{

Walker

H.

Witter

&

{
i
.

1.75

(

150,000

1.00

i

525,000

3.50

337,500

2.25

337,500

2.25

337,500

____

Inc

2.25

Co._

&

Co

Wood.Struthers

&

Co

!

Calls Preferred Issues—

exhibit

is

:

$4.50

ferred

called

have

preferred

stock

for

redemption

($100

Sept.

on

value),

par

4Ya%

15,

all

1955,

cumulative

of

pre-

cumulative
preferred stock—sinking fund series of 1955 ($50 par). The redemption
prices of such stock, including
accrued dividends are $104,938 per
share for such $4.50 preferred
stock but without interest, to such

date

stock—sinking

of

redemption,

cumulative

fund

and

$52,969

will

be

made

at

Company of New York.—V.

:

par),

($50

series

for

share

per

and

4Va%

each

series

Wi'U

of

preferred stock.

.Payment,

first low-

the

directors

The

the

the
182,

Fort Worth

office of The
p. 412.

Marine

Midland Trusl

from

Net

ry.

Gross

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

President

of

of

.

414,327

277,745

357,037

395,864

195,061

,10.563,284

10.679,781

12,022,256

11,812,401

2,061,008

2,695,032

3,785,565

3.302,886

income.

846,092

1,281,917

1,703,611

1,482,732

income.
1—

oper.

182,

213.

p.

Fremont Uranium

of stock gives it 231,000 of the
the transaction involved about

The

group
were
listed as Kay Kimbell, of
Milling Co.; Phillip Norris of Fort
ofl Kimbell-Norris Cotton Seed Oil Mills;
Worth, President of Bowley Mills, and A. L.

Fort

President

of

said

company

on

Dittllnger

Roller

Mills, New
would be

present management

Co., Salt Lake City—Files—

Aug. 1 filed a letter of notification with the SECT
shares of common stock to be offered at par (on*

Brokerage Co., Western States Invest¬
Co., Mid-America
Securities
Inc. bE
of Salt Lake City, Utah.
The nefc
proceeds are to be used to pay for mining expenses.
Another 1,500,000 shares will be issued in exchange for properties^

cent

Co.,

Utah

Braunsfel, Texas.
retained.—V. 179,

through Moab
Potter
Investment

share)

per

ment

Manager

Ferguson

$1,833,923

859,984

Reserve

the

General

$2,330,348

781,458

railway..
railway

Jan.

&

$2,125,764

623,940

from

substantial

1952

1953

1954

$1,997,499

railway..

railway

oper.

From

it

-Earnings-

1955

from

Gross

interests.

Sammons,

Denver Ry.

&

June-

Dairies,

Inc.—Debentures Offered—An un¬

Cashin-Emery,

and

Inc,

all

redemption

on

Inc.,

Dairies,

1,

by Allen & Co.

Total

the ex-

net

Profit

before

Provision
Net

1955
1954 ■,
$10,185,444 $10,934,09*
774,608
470,06-1.
395,286
236,103

sales

taxes

Federal

for

taxes

*$379,322

Inventories
Current

assets

Current

liabilities

Capital and
"Equal

_•

,

surplus

to

cents

88

per,

share

on

1954
$830,972
968,755
2,539,626
1,571,872

3,698,703

;

$233,955

1955
$1,082,272
1,053,756
2,842,673
1,409,617

profit

Balance Sheet Items, June 30—

3,207,34a

424,688 shares

outstanding.

1954

not shown because of conversion of preferred into common
basis of IV2 shares common for each share preferred during period.

comparison
on

Notices

have

of

been

preferred

redemption

Issued,

has

conversion

,

is

been
Aug.

and

of
all

the company's convertible preferred stock
approximately 2% of the original
Into common stock.
The last date for

except

converted
16, 1955.

half, the capital was increased by 27,500 share*
and all sold by the company to its employees.
In
shares of the common stock, a part of the share*
owned
by C. E. Doolln,
President, were sold to the public through
underwriters, broadening the marekt for the stock and increasing th*
During

1955: Any deben¬
the expiration of
offer will be purchased by the underwrit¬

of

addition,

will be

The

Mr.

stock

90,000

stockholders

of

outlook

<

to

about

year

as

2,000.
a

whole

appears-very

satisfactory,

manufacturing plants of its own in the Southwest
licensing 14 franchises, the company has national dis¬
major product, Fritos, which is the original corn chip
the country in 1902.—V. 181, p. 2692.

its

of

introduced

the

10

and

West,

tribution

for

said.

Doolin

Operating
and

first

the

common

number

debentures

Subs.)—Reports Record Earnings—

Cash

Sept. 15, 1955. Simultaneously, Fore¬
is offering an additional $5,000,000

Both the preferential offer and

1955.

(&

6 Months Ended June 30—

to

PROCEEDS—Net
and

the

Frontier Power Co.—To Sell
The

primarily in the. processing and distribution of fluid milk and Ice
and a diversified line at other dairy products, including cheese,

:eggs,

cream,
butter,

fresh canned-milk; fresh tasting evaporated milk, powdered milk,
and certain oils and chemical products useful in the

<recombined milk,

dairy and other fields,The third largest dairy company in
.States, it serves a market area embracing 30 states, plus

'.operations in Hawaii, Guam, Okjnawa,

the United
Important

Japan and Hong Kong.

and
'

June 30,
annual

and are currently running at an

has

a

Properties—

to the Federal Power Commission for
physical properties to two REA Cooperative*

applied

to sell all its
Colorado City.
,

'

is proposing to make the following sales: a transmission
frtm south of Trinidad, Colo, to the New MexicoColorado border to The Springer Electric Cooperative, Inc., for $85,000;
(a transmission line, its Trinidad generating
plant and miscellaneous
The company

-line

which

property
and

its

located
>.

EARNINGS—Consolidated net sales for the six months ended
1955 amounted to $184,061,615,

company

authority

'

is




Bros.

Rothschild &

Dean

proceeds from the sale of the $15,000,000 of de¬
unexchanged portion of the $5,000,000 debentures
from the Philadelphia Dairy offer will be used to redeem Foremost's
$4.50 preferred stock and the two series of 4»/2% cumulative preferred
stock, and the balance of the unexchanged Philadelphia Dairy first
<preferred stock.
BUSINESS—Corporation and its operating subsidiaries are engaged

of, the American Stock Exchange on Aug.
shares of common stock (par 10
cumulative first preferred stock
The shares will be admitted to dealings

primarily engaged in the production) of heavy
forgings and castings made from steel produced in the company's
own open-hearth furnaces and the manufacture of a variety of carbon
and alloy steel
forging ingots for others. It has paid cash dividends
ion its: common ^tock
of 37y2c in fiscal year 1952, 60c in fiscal year
1953, 40c in 1954 and has paid or declared dividends amounting to
-15c ih 1955.
In addition, the cempany paid stock dividends of 5% in
company

.

3.50

Kimbell

bentures

date.

a

This

:.

Co.__

covering 15,000,000

of

maturity.
•

1,122,715
of 6%

shares

Company
&

Inc.

187,500

completely retired at maturity through the
operation of a sinking fund, and are callable at 105% for sinking fund
purposes,
the first payment of approximately $685,000 to be made
May 15, 1961.
Debentures may be called for other than sinking fund
purposes at prices graduating down from 109,/2% in 1956 to 105% at

banks who have

Authorized—

said

It

of

The

i

Erie

&

Kidder

Humphrey,

525,000

F.

G.

f

the exchange

used

Bank will act as agent for the six
arangement.—V. 168, p. 1797.

the

M.

&

1.75

ing group.
'

The

-.entered

Applegate

____

2.25

change offer will expire on Aug. 31,
tures remaining unexchanged after

to improve the firm's Market Street
•store in San Francisco, Calif., to build stores at Palo Alto and Hay•.ward; and to finance land and a warehouse in Oakland.
be

Weeks.

&

Hutton

F.

Co

i

of Dallas.

its latest purchase

members

Oct.

$11,000,000 credit arrangement with a
one New York bank, according

.

would

i
(

,

262,500

principal amount of debentures for five shares of stock.
The preferred stock of Philadelphia Dairies, a Foremost
Dairies subsidiary, has been called for redemption on

credit ararngement would allow the
company to
$11,000,000 between now and Dec. 30, 1957.
A term
be efefctive Dec. 31,
1957', and would expire Oct.

proceeds

2.50

Corp..

Sons

337,500

principal amount of these new debentures in exchange
for 50,000 outstanding shares of Philadelphia Dairy Prod¬
ucts Co., Inc., first preferred stock at the rate of $500

would

The

A.

President

most

revolving

borrow
loan

375,000

i

'

'

2704.

for

group of five San Francisco banks and
to information filed with the SEC.

•

3.50

and Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, on Aug. 11 made a preferential offer¬
ing of $15,00,000 41/2% subordinated debentures,, due
Jan. 1, 1980 at 105% plus accrued interest, to holders of
;the company's $4.50 preferred stock and two series of
41/2% cumulative preferred stock which have been called

Co.—Arranges Bank Loans—

made

Charles

derwriting group headed

Stock

approximately, 490

Emporium Capwell

*

525,000

&

Frito Co.

'

This

Porter

&

Eastern

other

Mr.

airport cities and to about
COO other
cities
within the trade
areas of
these airport cities.
It
has offices in 29 cities in 18 states and D. C.' and also serves Canada
and Alaska.
The company is reported to have shipped the largest annual tonnage carried by the air lines for any one shipper during the
last five years.
The company's operations include pick-up and delivery
of shipments on a 24-hour basis.
Dividends of 10c a share have been
paid semi-annually from December, 1952, to December, 1954.
In June,
-1955, a 15c dividend was paid.—V. 181, p. 2012.
from

and

3.50

Securities

Garrett

Stroud

Inc.—New Control—

Worth,

Libscher,
p.

was

and

„

P.-Bomar

W.

Texas

outstanding.

shares

Worth,

corporation, organized in 1946, is announced as the largest
freight forwarder in the country providing freight forwarding oper¬
to

f

525,000

_

Schwabachei-

.

said the syndicate had acquired a

Co.,

Co.

said

group

The

This

ations

Fischer

the

of

principal

Insurance

"Fort

date.

air

{

1.75

Co.

_3

'Singer, Denne & Scribner'

any

two Texas insurance executives announced
this corporation.
Jr., of Fort Worth, President of Houston Fire

Insurance

$2,000,000.

Exchange on Aug.
3 approved the listing of 343,800 shares of the company's common stock
(par 20 cents).
The shares will be admitted to dealings at a later
of

3.50

262,500

angle'of visibility for reading the metering tube.

of America,

Ferguson,

460,000

1954,

Emery Air Freight Corp.—Listing in New
Eoard

525,000

L.

headed by
control of

Foremost
The

\

___

„___

&

Redpath_„__

&

Lehman

Conference and

sight

stock from

of

Another

company
in the promotional
be explored, and if exploration
and

M.

Casualty
■

in Nevada, this firm is an exploration
and exploratory stage.
Properties to
is productive of results, to be developed
sold, or leased include 36 unpatented lode mining
San Juan County, Utah.—V. 181, p. 1673.

Dec.

on

bought

The

17,500,000 shs.
Corporation
Reno, Nev.

30,000,000 shs.

cent)

Room

.

1.00

A.

two other flowmeter accessories: a glass-switch flow
flow indicator with check valve.—V. 182, p. 111.

are
a

group

-has

Outstanding

corporation,

the

and

alarm

PRESENT FINANCING

GIVING EFFECT TO

Nevada

of

1.75 * "

150,000

processing industries.

and

paper,

Flour Mills

Authorized
Common

1.75

262,500

Hutzler

&

Parker

Ladenburg, T'halmann & Co._____

a

headliner

...Also new

shares

CAPITALIZATION

punch, or

Another

a

as

262,500

priced, armored, all-metal purge meter which is rugged enough to with¬
the most severe
purge
applications in the refinery, chemical,

&

12,500,000
share

2.25'

;

stand

Offered—

Co. of Washington, D. C. on March
25 publicly offered
of common stock (par one cent) at two cents per
speculation.
The net proceeds are to be used to make payments under an option
agreement and for exploration and development costs and contingencies.
Coombs

•

(

337,500

E.

displayed

will also exhibit its new analog-to-digital converter,
This automatic self-balancing potentiometer
variable which can be presented as an electrical signal
suitable for directly actuating
an electric typewriter,
a

design with twice the

'

i

% of
Unexc. Debs.

1.75

Net

Mountain Uranium Corp.—Stock

Elk
'

and the
each a*

25.00

Bros.

Goldman, Sachs &
Goodbody & Co

/
be

leases

principal

the

underwriters,

the

State¬

under

obligation

262.500

Company______

Robert

412.

p.

of

names

Financial

Foremost

Bakor, Weeks & Co.___

good features of the famed 700 series—and is interchangeable with the
700 series—but offers sturdier and safer construction and a, new case

manufactures

subsidiary

Mexican

to

8

corporation's

Carolina

light bank. It has found wide application in equip¬
designed to indicate temperatures, pressures, flows, levels, speeds,
and many other variables.
In addition to its 12 new products, the firm will introduce its 1700
series variable area flowmeters.
The 1700 series retains the inherent

'

aluminum pressure cookers, cooking utensils, aluminum stampings and many other housewares
items and employs more than 200 people which will be doubled with
the addition of the new plant.
Mr. Ragir predicted that the company
expects sales to double during the next three-year period.
Last
year Aluminio^-Ekco,
which now is the principal aluminumware manufacturer in Mexico, became
a wholly-owned Ekco subsidiary
through the purchase of the remaining 50%
of the stock held by
Ekco's

Note

the

of

3,750,000

Bache

ment

.

to

made

30.00

any

form

a

tape

completion scheduled

President, said. Cost
$1,000,000 plus expenditures for tools, dies

&

Homblower

will

Dairies

Philadelphia

of

$4,500,000

Digi-Coder.

P

convert

into

stock

common

company

type

will

is

description
buildings.

a

and

Auchlnclos,

2800.

systems

■

The
the

announced on Aug. 8 that its Mexican subsidiary,
Aluminio—Ekco, S. A. of Mexico City, will construct a new industrial
plant in Mexico City aggregating 100,000 square feet,
to meet the
needs of
the company's greatly expanding market in that country.
A site of 40 acres
in the Mexico City suburb of Atzcalco has been
This

of

'

fluid—petroleum, dis¬
tilled water, gas, kerosene, foods, most slurries, water solutions, chemi¬
cals—regardless of its electrical conductivity.
Pressure drop is almost

1876.

p.

Reference
for

Salomon

will be the world's first ultrasonic flowmeter.
Using
instead of an electric current, for signal variation,

measures

acquisition

Amount

has

areas.—V.

aggregate of 687,167
in connection with

an

issuance

Principal

waves,

flowmeter

above,
for

of
debentures
initially to be purchased by each
percentage of unexchanged debentures to be purchased by
the expiration of the exchange offer are set forth below:

twice

at

and

instruments

them

Among
the

shown

reserved

are

debt on the 1968 an A
debt on certain notes
long term debt of a
:

Restricted Stock Option Plan, (20Q,the corporation's Employees
Stock Purchase Plana
(3) conversion of the 4%
preferred stock
<166,923
acquisition of El Dorado Oil Works (7.828 shares)

(2»

the

lands

Allen

by this company at the Instruments Society of America
in Los Angeles, Sept. 12-16.
ultrasonic

$552,000

amount

Exhibit

radio industry,
of molded sockets, terminal
certain assemblies.—V. 181,

amounts

stock

UNDERWRITERS—The

Firestone.

Fischer & Porter Co.—12 New Products—

manufacturer of component parts for the

a

has expanded in to the manufacture
strips, metal and bakelite stampings and
Eby

current

$356,632
include

shares).

Hulme.

new

the

shares*;
(4)
the

Note:

of

to

common

(5)

ments

The company

Twelve

unpaid

current

of

or

not

synthetic

selling

now

notes

does

Spring, is operating at full capacity, turning
rubber latex and special types of

cold

according

60

and

ancl

ureas

filed a registrations statement with the SEC on July 26,
1955, covering 360,000 shares of its 10c. par common stock, to be offered
for
public sale through Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co., of Philadelphia
and Weill, Blauner & Co.,
Inc., and Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc., of
New York. The public offering price and underwriting terms were to be
supplied by amendment.
It
is
understood1 that
this statement will be
withdrawn.

past

50%

warrants

corporation's Employees

(86,575

Government
of synthetic

also

Firestone

of

shares);

,

During

1499,200
180,430
169,867

plan

$250,000

1969

also

addition

(225,041

under way
at Lake
produce at the rate of
increase of 50% above

turned

the

011

sharesi;

expansion

tons.

plant

purchase

include

not

the

800
,.

than was

increased in price more
the cost of synthetic rubber.
Mr. Firestone pointed out that the company's expansion of synthetic
rubber
facilities will
further
strengthen Firestone's position as the
world's
largest producer
of rubber.
The Firestone
company
today
has nearly 90,000 acres of rubber trees on its plantations in Liberia,
West Africa.
These plantations have been developed by the Company
since
1926 and output is being expanded
through addition of new
than

$20.76

$22.83

synthetic

processed

the

stock

contracts;

(1)

>

'•

year.

the

that

of

plant

the Government last

newly

In

$160,137,469 $141,441,616
:

Akron

synthetic

1775.

p.

ibi,

in

16,362,911

stock:

common

option

subsidiary.

Output of

by December to
of synthetic rubber annually, an
capacity when it was purchased lrom the Government last
Due 10 expansion in the last three months, output in July rose

The

-

Offering price per share

■

and

shares

tons

below.—V. 181, p. 2928.

July 31,'55

the

of

Size

Co.—To Increase

stock

37,680

37,680
50,000
10,000,000

$2)_

(par

to purchase

$500,000

2580.

p.

before

undesignated

purchase plan-,

Common

rubber.

As of—

•

181,

payable—.
$100) :
(convertible on or

-

rated

from

.

half

Firestone

scheduled

Howard Balanced

&

Rubber

&

increase

Aug.

will

its

Unit to Expand—

Eaton

last
on

150,000

of

gee Girdler Co.

above.—V.

plant will produce about 30%

Charles

such expenditures
At

Corp.

produced during the first half of the

plants and facilities
amount for 1955 for

$20,016,245.
The budgeted
is $50,000,000.
the first half of 1955, the number of Kodak share
about 87,000, an increase of about 2,500 since mid-1954.

amounted

have

the

in

slated

expenditures for additions to

1955

Stores

substantial

Mr.

in

Shopping

but

Restricted

"Does

Allied

Firestone Tire

of the company are usually heavier.
cash and securities total is expected to increase by the close of

yeaiv
far

New

contracts

(par

stock

Options

Synthetic Rubber—

requirements

cash

—

and

stock

preferred stock
Dec. 31.
1955)

,

the total to $219,158,652. Cash and marketable securi¬
$177,351,440, a decrease of $12,329,356 in the first half of the

when

Thus

-

20,016,245

Inc.

1969

1,

Mar.

-

Outstanding

$10,000,000 *$9,250,000.
10,000,000
*9,500,00010,000,000
10,000,000
1980
20,000,000 20,000,000
448,025
*448,025

1968

1,

May

note due

4%

Center—

184,971
15,661,302
17,401,845
24,233,139
13,326,659
$1.60

raising

1955,

ties were

year,

added to

was

___

Stores,

note due

promissory

'

.

PRESENT FINANCING

TO

promissory note due Jan. 4, 1970—
4'/a% subordinated debentures, due July 1,

this

FederatedDepartment

28,134,192

36,365,989
184,971
17,839,031
18,277,260

___

..

EFFECT

GIVING

4%

year's first half earnings were the
the company's postwar history.—V. 182, p. 508.

highest in

promissory

4 Va %

.

by

Stock

(•'

84,533,919.

Authorized

4Va%

to

the first half ot

income for

Net

approximately $400,000,000.

CAPITALIZATION

Mr.

year,

315,850,102 278,132,132
79,544,759 59,919,674
43,178,770 31,785,482

—

of

1905

<

1876.

p.

$1.59 per share for the first six months of 1954, were
this corporation. The comparison is based on the 476,127
shares outstanding or. June 30, 1955.
John H. Clough, President, said that sales in the first half of this
year totaled $17,000,000, against $21,000,000 in the same period of last
year.
Net earnings, after provision for taxes, was $638,000 in the first
six months of this year and were $757,700 in the same period of last

reported

June 13,'54

$

half

compared

Co.—Earnings at Record High—

Eastman Kodak

Development Co. below.—V. 181,

Fairchild Camera & Instrument Corp.—Earnings Off—

.

,

rate

Excalibur Uranium Corp.—Control Acquired—

sales

II

(611)

runs

to

the San Isabel Electric Association, Inc., for $1,165,000;
and distribution systems and generating plan^
Walsenburg, Colo., to that city for $750,000. .

transmission
in

the City of

Each price is
subject to certain
application stated.—V. 178, p. 1273.

adjustments at the closing, th*

12

(612)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(Robert) Gair Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
6 M-nths Ended June 30—

Net sales
Incume
for

b^ore

minority

Provision

for

Minority
Net

taxes

income

on

$71,533,503

interest

10,685,347

income

in

9,613,544

5,659,590

5,143,016

income

on

of

subsidiaries

622,429

2,928,806

Hawthorne

and

dealers

dividends

—

said

low

are

introduction

recent
—

stock,

common

on

the like period of

i'or

with $905,181, or $1.77

compared

1954.
.

$3,560,575

2,959,462

ry.

share

per

snare

461,008

$3,900,993

Net

able outlook for

that

lor

of

inventories

this

the

and

this,

,.

and

wrist

the remainder of 1955.—V.

distributors
coupled with the
indicate a favoi-

watches,

applicable to

Income

statement

includes

Co.,

outstanding
share

per

The

the

Inc.,

■which

of

were

statement
been

to

connection

authorized
This

and

May

the

Southern

of

•

months

the

Co.,
six

these

ended

months

ended

June

preferred

new

a

From

Gross

of

a

value of $100 and

par

$4.50

annually,

payable

is entitled

converted

cluding

April

redeemable

sinking

will

shares

will

ry.

the

first

for

278

for

the

second

1955,

30,

Earnings

was

preferred

for the

than

share

per

of

the

71c

compared

Net sales
$37,701,545

-

finance

in

part

the

to

for

12

equal semi-annual

with

of

3,

1955,

of Gair

la—'

and

Mountain

Securities
The

and

at

proceeds

price

be

to

are

Securities

Corp.,

Garrett

which

of

will

used

letter

a

to

is

for

pay

named

(p^r

cent)

one

the

at

the

equipment

satisfactory

Gas Hills Mining
The
SEC

corporation

covering

offered

at

1,000,000

25

Vegas, Nev.

cents

filed

shares

of

tree

is

dent,

to

A

In

Taxes

on

Net

inc.

inc.

(est!.)

earnings

"Earns.

per

"Based

with

months

made

at

last

over

P.

year's

R.

months

Wills,

Net
after

$1,799,723

($4,115,785
t$1.53

V.

$3,665,561

$0.67

of

$740,247
has

President,

reported

Aug.

on

income

net

been

8

after

this

by

said

that

taxes,

volume

June 30,
1955, also set a net high
437* over last year's $46,232,797.
iincome
per
common
share
for
the
first

197*

up

corporation.

of

the

for

$66,170,144,

of

half

of

six

June

on

of

in

1954

30,
was

the

year,

debenture
shares

1955,

per

to

results

50

for

the

was

outstanding.

Based

share

common

equivalent

the

iissues

net

principal
shares

on

income

in

factor

be

outstanding,

maintained

dealers

full

at

earnings
last

sold

second

for

highest

on

year's

a

per

sh^e

level.—V.

the

basi*

182,

63,306

cars

In

July,

p.

record

a

the

10

last

stock

days

averaged more than 2,900

20-31

all-time
of

Retail
461,308

this

first

Aug.

year

cars

Mr.

for

when
for

for

any

28,136

the

Wiles

to

be

1955,

offered

Stock

—V.

corporation

2,

Weeks

"loSf'eJ
Operating
Net
Other

for

Purchase

General
12

filed

covering

182, p. 508.

each

of

are

order

-r
and

first

10-day

nine

period

deliveries
seven

was

were

for

months

Gross

"tree

be

in

operates

a

rubber"

been

month

&

of

Buick

Net

said.

ry.

received

1,000.000 shares

of

Corp.—Earnings

of

of

this

year

with

Its common

the

from

which

stock

June 18,'55

$9,514,436
8,953.637

June 12,'54

$9,329,616
8,531,783

$560,799

10,454

$797,833
Dr30,590

railway

common"shareIIIlIIIZII~II~~




<67^7 947

339,900

406,708

$23$(L44

$36$07q

been

10.—V.

$192 000

declared

158,

$'o.iq

June

1

payable

of

this

Sept.

1

1133.

p.

a

profit of

reported

common

stock

on

Earnings Off—

$1,369,025

Aug.

10

by

during the fiscal
Henry A. White

year

92

compared
with $60,089,711 in the
the highest in
company history.
$1,877,402 in the previous fiscal year.

cents

80

to

share,

per

cents

compared

share,

per

construct

said.

the

with

same

a

plant
Dole's

project

The

plant

in

$1.26

of

that

Dole

products

tin

own

initiated

is

the
to

but

dollar

two

reductions

volume.—V.

paid

p.

in

estimated

the

cost

represents 'the most

in 30 years,"

company

production

high

in

181,

an

begin

all-time

an

at

cans

by

scheduled

reached

sold,

cut

year

1953-54

in. 1953-54.

amount

Honolulu

1955.

declared

(par

314.

p.

were
was

last

by

the

in

year

the

pineapple juice prices
2242.

Hayes Manufacturing Corp. (&
Subs.)—Reports Loss-

Period Ended June
30, 1955—
Revenue from sales—
Net prolit before
Federal and

other

income

rub¬

Texas,

net

a

were

construction

White

during the

facili¬

to

A

Aug. 9 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$109
dealer's concession of $4
per sharefTft

on

the

were

decision

volume

Goodrich

these

taxes

Provision

pur¬

3 Months

for

9 Months

"182,856

income

profit

after

"Loss.—V.

Ohio—Stock

181,

124,703

Cr2,043

89,633

59,605

"$180,613

$35,070

$191,620

taxes.

taxes

205.

p.

12 Months

$4,385,207 $13,178,442 $16,325,941
state

2928.

the

contract

a

of

United

for

I
.

.

'

.

.

,

251,225

'

,

•

'

Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Sales &
Earnings Higher—
6 Months Ended June 30—
Net sales

1955

outstanding

tEarnings

per

287^051

289,051

share

common

1954

$21,479,077 $18,090,237
962,271
631,306
"485,271
398,912

Earnings before taxes
Net earnings after taxes
Common shares

$1.57

♦Before preferred dividend.

$1.33

(After prefererd dividend.—V.
182,

p. 509.

$3,000,000.
States

May

1,

This

Navy

in

1955.—V.

is

the

182,

182,

due
storage

the

first

company's
p.
508.

Honolulu Oil Corp.—To
Split Up Shares—
The

$10),

1954

1953

1°52

$4,700,000

$5,283,000

1,189,260

608.037

1,040,923

330,702

"114,912

349,933

30.843,000
7,956,979
3,473,324

29,369.000

32,406,000

Grand Union

$4,317,000
208,654
"382,137

Period End. July 30—

7,699,758

28,181,000
4,257,346

1,488,804

3,907,915

980,256

.

—V.

182,

p.

$

be

oo

182,

p.

1955—Month—1954

$5,768,568

~r~~

314.

Green Co.,

Gross

V.

loti,

1955—Month—1954

314,

Net

ry.

From

Gross

as

a

Company—
directors

called

a

special

vote upon an

company

meeting

of

and

of

stockholders

on

Aug.

1955—6 Mos.—1954

Investment

agreement and plan of
merger between

30

common

Fraser
the

stock

and

board

common

(par

to

Co

will

The

C.

common

basis

of

stock

is

muth

the two
companies.

are

15

market

will

have

prices,

assets

of

about

ds

134,719

258,258

54,293

114,123

68,643

5,252,072

6,146,575

5,933,357

655,697

1,158,853

401,447

270,845

541,875

1.025,712
382,914

Industries,

Ltd.—New

Affiliate—
p.

53.

payable

company

Brewing

was

Co.

12

the

on

months

3

declared

Sept.

President,

first

Iroquois

common

month

initial

an

to

quarterly dividend of 20
of
record Aug.
15«

stockholders

organized June 2,
and

of

are

15

announced

on

Aug. 5).
acquiring the assets of Fratiken-

Beverage

Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
There
outstanding.
earnings of $1.50 a share for the

stock

results,

anticipated.—V.

181,

p.

2693.

International Resources
Fund, Inc.—Proposed Merger

.See Natural
Resources

Fund, Inc. below.—V.

182, p. 314.

Jessop Steel Co.—Reports Increased
Earnings—
Thi^
$292,054
227,

specialty
for

equal

the

to

62

steel
six

producer

months

cents

a

on

ended

Aug.
June

2

30,

reported

1955,

on

net

sale

income of
of $7,682,-

share.

This compares with a net
loss of $19,690 for the first six months of
1954 when sales
amounted to
$5,936,375, equal to a minus 4 cents
a
share.

a

$6,000,-

the net asset value of the
approximately $12.75 per share.—V.
181, p. 2581.

1952

5,648,857
1,104,004

Aug.

on

share,

560,000 shares

first

be

operate

company and

New

83,003

Chemical

Berckmans,

Eased

exchanged for one share of
$1) of the
surviving corporation. Alexander
Ferguson, directors of Potosi, will be
elected

June

a

The

and

Griesedieck Co.

eiVL investment
the

On

new

1S53

Columbia-Southern Chemical
Corp. above.—V. 178,

Bruce

On completion of the
merger Griesedieck will have
outstanding 14,328
shares of 5%
cumulative convertible preferred
stock
ipar $30)
and 409,003
shares of common stock
(par $1). It will
000.

—

International Breweries, Inc.—Initial
Dividend, Etc.—
The

have

consider

1954

214.

p.

Imperial

value

William
of

stock

Mass.

$1,039,184
163,916

income

oper.

182,

See

Under the plan of
merger approved by the
directors of both com¬
panies The Griesedieck Co.
would continue as
the surviving corporation
The
plan provides that each
of
the
14,328 outstanding shares
of
jii
if
" cumu^a^ve convertible preferred stock
(par value $30)
will be
exchanged for shares of like
preferred stock of the
surviving
corporation, arid each of the
186,232 shares of Griesedieck
stock
common
(par value $2)
will be
exchanged for 1.525 shares of common
stock (par value
$1) of the
surviving corporation. Each of the 125 000
share.3

Potosi

Orange,

$1,119,535

railway
railway

from

Closed End Invest¬

Potosi

now

$895,697

income—

oper.

directors

this

(par

$1,014,668
230,904

from

cents

of

authorized

Jan. 1—

ry.

—V.

$8,263,664 $49,102,184 $48,164,626

Griesedieck Co.—To
Operate

Co.,

1955

railway
railway

from

1955—12 Mos.—1954

$5,892,324 $94,180,966 $90,357,342

$8,236,119

T

p.

the

4,000,000 shares
for each share

RR.—Earnings—

from

Net

Inc.—July Sales Decreased—

Period End: July 31—

SavS

changing
to

exchange

descend.

Illinois Terminal

Net

(II. L.)

on

par)

in

721.

p.

Jun®—

i

vote
(no

HY-Q Flush Bottom Closure sluice
gate, which allow? more flow
yet insures closure against flow in
either direction, has been
developed
by this company. It represents the
first basic sluice
gate improvement
in years.

91,196,275

Grayson-Robinson Stores,
Inc.—July Sales Off-

Sa|fS
—V.

will

issued

$

16,448,146 111,843,036

313.

to

In the new patented
HY-Q Gate, the frame has been lowe~ed so that
the opening is flush with
adjacent chamber floors or with the natural
bottom floorline. The
HY-Q Gate seats flush with the invert. It eliminates the barrier
which must be built for
many gates to seat against
or the
deep pocket in which wedges must

1955—22 Wks.—1954

$

21,090,065

180,

29

2,000,000 shares

shares

The

5.444,934

1955—4 Wks.—1954

Sept.

on

from

new

(Rodney) Hunt Machine
Development Announced—

Co.—July Sales Up 28%—

Sales

stock

two

owned.—V.

-

213.

p.

stockholders

capital

-Earnings—

$5,025,000

income...

oper.

privately $600,000 of 5% capital debentures, series
A,
May 1, 1970, and 40,000 shares of 5 J/2%
preferred
stock, series 1955.—V. 180, p. 910.

Contract—

submarine

1—

"Deficit.—V.

to

4^71

for

which

totaled

of

located

available

Inc.—Awarded

commenced

railway
railway

from
ry.

totalled

on

has

and

placed

Batteries,

from

Net

March

SEC

Aug.

$3,000,000 to manufacture

months

will

Akron,

5c

1

year.

He

Presi¬

be

When

be

$198,000
$0.10

March

on

Co.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary

31

profit

end

and

Decline—

expense).;

net

prior

made.

statement

expenses

sales

Dividends

in

nine

official.

Co.,

1955

Jan.

Net

the
"Deliveries

established

May

Earnings

duplicates

Burt,

in

of

paid

Home Finance Group,
Inc., Charlotte, N. C.—Securities
Privately—R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc. have

railway
oper.
income—..

From

units,

selling days in the

record

$58,807,618 and

year,

The

facilities

90,000-tons-a-year synthetic

Rubber

from

ment

registration

of

Mr.

will

operation

were

dividend

oi

made

ended

Net

offered

year

from

The
a

Provision for Fed. &
Canadian income taxes

per

Tire

Period End. July 31—

High—

Balance before
provision for Fed. &
Canadian
income tH.xes__

Earnings

Sales
year

number

any

26,222

'

said.

income

(net

and

June—

of

income

to

Grand Trunk Western RR.-

expected

$1% par),
subscription pursuant to the General Motors
SavingsProgram for Salaried
Employes in the United States.

Time

7
costs

chemical

expected

the Goodrich-Gulf
materials for
testing

owns

another

important

I.

o'ooo
72 000

—__

share

per

President.

Eastman's

synthetically
William

5c

'"

__________

subsequently withdrawn.—V. 182,

Net

the

Ended—

operating

the

is

to

excess

half

Registers With SEC—
The

Co.,

413.

p.

fiscal

new

—

record

deliveries
cars,

182,

such

412.

Manager

10-day period amounted to
In our history," Mr. Wiles

period."
The

make

and

year

previous to this year, Ivan L. Wiles, General
Vice-President of General
Motors, reported.
"Deliveries

Texas

manufacturing

by

;

'

corporation has been awarded
batteries for an amount in

cents.
the

General Motors Corp.—Buick
Sqles at Record
Buick

to

Ohio

Gould-National

outstanding

larger

shares

to

has

It

profit

share

per

510 000

6,000

Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd—Sales &

at

Corp.).

according

591,000

——;

46,000

share, with

The

which

4

expenses

depreciation

net

was

per

for

1955,
Mr.
Wills
stated
"The outlook suggests the
good possibility that net income after taxes
will exceed the
$1,500,000 mark, a record high for GAC.
This would
compare
with
$1,354,836 in
1954.
In
spite of the
of

$10)

30,

of

common

Regarding

located

Texas.

build

This

an

dividends,
was
equal to 60 cents on the
1,127,835
outstanding on June 30, 1955.
In the like six
months
of
of
debenture
ilssues was the principal factor for
dividends, on the 934,907 common shares outstanding on June
Conversion

be

engineered

Aug.

taxes—

Sold

Conversion

rise

plant

year,

Gross

preferred

1954.

on

$780000

Gold

offering of 1,530 shares of class

746.

p.

before

52 000

$841,000

Emergency

other

and

(M. A.) Hanna

the

Kodak

Eastman

to

Longview,
also

for

shai'ciiolaers

net

of

Kingsto be used throughout the Kingspovt

at

announced

are

Net

shares

the

the

$1.36

$621,101,

1954.

of

funds

for subscription at $50 a share on
a
basis, it was announced on Aug. 9 by P. W.
Litchfield, Chairman of the Board. Rights to subscribe
expired on Aug. 8.
The unsubscribed portion of the
offering to shareholders has been placed
by an under¬
writing group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.—

1955—6 Mos.—1954

ended

increase

the

1954

$747 000

company's

one-for-10

shaies

half

Oil

Goodyear

ended

first

general

to

Subscriptions—The stockholders have subscribed for
888,420 shares, or 97V4% of the
913,531 shares of com¬

year

record

located

1955

the

unoer

production

and

year

Net

General Acceptance Corp.—Reports Record Volume—
A

the

pay

ber plant and
a
large butadiene plant in Port
Neches,
chased from the government
earlier this year.—V. 181.
d.

outstanding.
(The statement for "the
June 30, 1955 includes applicable
adjustment usually
end.
These are considered necessary at this time for
a fair presentation of interim
figures to be used in preparing financial
data
required in the proposed merger with Crown Zellerbach
Corp.
These adjustments increased net
earnings $162,095, or 6 cents per
share.—V. 182, p. 8.
six

was

Goodrich-Gulf

lor oil and mining

$0.79

of

Dividends of

the

$2,125,053
share

2,695,519

it

completed
companies.

.

_

com.

on

—

is

Slightly

$841,000

income—

———_____

Earnings

hydrogen plant Girdler has engineered for East¬
first,
a
combination
hydrogen and Oxo process

plant,

Gulf

pilot

a

ties

$24,587,246 $22,220,358 $47,507,020 $43,563,267
4,388,053
3,786,723
8,245,785
7,720,061
2,263,000
1,987,000
4,130,000
4,054,500

taxes

at

second

The

2014.

p.

67,800
investment

and

W.

P.

Goodrich Co.—Affiliate to Expand—

northern

to

capital stock (par five cents) to be
through Empire Securities Corp., Los

1955—3 Mos.—1954

customers

before

offered

(Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals is owned
Jointly by the B. F.

and

mon

ships,

the

rubber,

Co.

Gaylord Container Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings
Period End. June 30—

of

'J15

—

Estimated

underwriters.

as

balance

to

hydrogen plant

Girdler catalysts are

(B. F.)

expenses.

Net

added

Goodrich-Gulf Chemicals,
Inc.
will
to produce its new
man-made
rubber

notification

The net proceeds are to be used to pay

Earns,

purity

gas

of

share,

per

letter

a

be

to

The

company.

since early 1952.
Girdler
polythylene plant—V. 181,

Prudential

The backlog for all manufacturing
$100,000,000.—V. 181, p. 2580.

1

high

a

181,

Mines, Ltd.—Net Earnings Up

credit

Reserved

87*

an

commission.

named

are

financing

division

a

above.—V.

Reserved for taxes

of

& Oil, Inc., Kemmerer, Wyo.—Files

Aug.

on

at

net

manner.

over

Co.,

iS

5'oiq'iic

33000
Cost

lor

operation

Manufacturing divisions was expected to continue
high rate,
and
that deliveries of
turbochargers to
Tractor Co.,
by
the
AiResearch
Industrial
division
are
a

Inc.,

stock

instance

m

13 039

Co.

Mining Assistance Act,
Total

contract to The Girdler Corp., a division of the National
The contract calls for Girdler to
engineer and supply

a

for

Kodak.

Longview

current

divisions continues to run

first

available

44 73s

14,475,062
5,782,729

'

Goodrich

production

fiscal

man

AiResearch

continuing in

with

to be

are

underwriting

Co..

insurance

an

the

46,799,639

10,297,251
4,204,202

milled

•

&

common

Eastman

port, Tenn.

Corp.—Backlog Over $100,000,000—

Caterpillar

F.

Estimated

Cylinder Gas Co.

be

to

B.

Corp.—Awarded Contract—

has awarded

W.
C.
Whitehead, Executive Vice-President, on Aug. 3 announced
that the outlook for production and
delivery of military and commercial
aircraft components and
accessory
systems for the next
12
months

by

of debentures,

amount,

shares

common

share

per

Blair

40,921,127

11,529,642
5,127,608

The

principal

825 6I7

112.

p.

KQ_

07m'^^

2

41,531,314

income.—

oper.

Gold

the period), together with
debentures are to be

over

$7 304

1—

Hallnor

was

the

The

$50,000.

of

for each $1,000

stock.

cf

synthesis

mining
expenses.
underwriter.

as

in

Girdler

With

with

notification

of

total

a

$1

a

and

be

Tennessee

the

on

Y.—Files

N.

stock

common

aggregate

to

York,

New

filed

29

shares

stock

per share

1009*

851,939

6 Months Ended June 30—

common

plant,

Corp.,

Se

take

to

general corporate
purposes
including,
among other things, reduction of current
borrowings and increase of
working capital to finance increased inventories and accounts receivable.

common

listed

are

expected

a

will

This

Uranium

July

on

500,000

a

shares of

which

at

and

from

proceeds

Exchange Commission—

corporation

covering

offered

e.

of

par

sale

Inc.

loan

company

for 30,656 shares
result of these acquisitions, the company's

has increased to 2,959,462

shares

is

property

313.

p.

common

$1

with

Co.

debenture

present

Harvey Container Corp.

preferred, all of
Exchange.—V. 181, p. 2928.

Stock

GallLna

SEC

As

capital stock

238,348

Yo.k

the

stock.

common

outstanding
stock

purchased

the

in 1957,

commencing

$615,384,

&

the

payments in sligntly larger amounts to
be made in 1963.
addition
to
the
acquisitions described above,
the company on

Jan.

from

Co.

chain of nine department stores in Westchester County,
Y., the company will use approximately $290,000 of the net proceeds

of

company's

instalments

par

its

public

Operator of

final

In

$1

of

share,

per

N.

expansion program for the new
Southern Advance Bag & Paper Division, the
management has obtained
bank loans totaling $8,000,000. These bear Interest at 37* and mature
in

its

for

Brooks

ior

quarter.
To

182,

of

underwriting commission; and the

income

$39,786,the first

were

of

shares

offered

stock, after
the
second

for

first quarter.

25,000

$7

net

$2,033,908

1.—V.

Water

Brinkley

approximately
$192,000.
A
bond
anticipated
improvements will
be

transfer

prices ranging from $8 to $15

the

of

the sinking

common

were

5u shares

is

earnings

50%

Nov.

and

purchased

for
and

634,253

Gulf Oil Corp.—Affiliate to Build—

This corporation filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 5, 1955, covering registration of $r,000,000 sinking fund debentures,
53A7* series due 1975 (with detachable
seven-year warrants to purchase

to cumu¬

An

than

consolidated

16%

dividends,

quarter,

the

dividends.
more

redemption price for
accrued dividends.

June

stock

to 61c

1957,

1,

not

approximately

preferred

quarter compared

if

The

plus

ended

by

1955.

of

quarter

provision

share

per

April

accrued

1960

retired.

months

higher

$2,369,420,

plus

in

City,

has

plant

1,415,599

639,355

railway

Tons

Each share
up to and in¬

stock

the

Ark.,

Corp.,.

the

1,584,089

$7,482,110
2,085,2i0

railway

182,

1953

$6,400,951

System—

+

quarterly.

common

oj.

after

and

share

per

been

$100

three

On

snares

commence

have

be

the

,For
was

three

1960.

$105

at

iund

issued
fund

1,

into

by

for

Jan.

from

from

Net

Genung's, Inc., Mount Vernon, N. Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

issued.

dividends

be

stock

Brinkley,

pay

place, about

companies.

asquisitions

of

Waterworks

to

olicred

1954

30,

City

General
issue

1955

30,

Advance

-

may

The

$1.22

June

Water

1954

$6,571,239

income___

oper.

Net

181, p. 2^41.

General Waterworks Corp.—Sells

Bag & Paper
Inc., and their subsidiaries
uie
purpose of
comparison,

lyba.

include

with

six

Box

for

preferred has

new

lative

in

income

oi

restated

the

Southern

acquired

the

for

operation

Great

and

$1.32

•

income

combined

has
In

stock

common

shares

railway
railway

.

company s

year

of

time

clocks

new

of

from

—V.
Income
Common

1955

from

Mr.

$4,021,583

502,335

Net

$1.54

per

448,945

$4,403,328

Gross

to

interest
taxes

Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings—
June—

corresponding period ended June 12 last year, D. J. Hawthorne, Presi¬
dent, reported. Net income alter taxes amounted to $735,710, equivalent

and

income

Preferred

1954

,

:

for

prov.

Consolidated sales of General Time Corporation for the first 24 weeks
June 18 tnis year were $21,068,105 against $20,581,478 for the

ended

1955

$77,487,823

.

customers

:>

.

-

Monday, August 15,
1955

...

Frank

,

fies
p.

an

1612.

B.

Rackley,

optimistic

President,

outlook

for

said
the

the

29%

remainder

increase
of

the

In

sales

"justi¬

year."—V.

119,

Number 5455... The Commercial

Volume 182

and Financial Chronicle

Drug Co.—Notes Sold Privately—The company
borrowed $2,500,000 from the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York. The loan, carrying a 4% rate and due
in 15 years, will be used to take up $1,500,000 of matur¬
Katz

has

and for store expansion.—V. 176,

ing debt

Ended

Sales
Taxes

1955

income

other

anil

30—

June

will

of

♦

♦Earnings

499,500

June

Ended

Months

Six

(&

181,

p.

2242.

♦Net

income

Earings

70,849,552

53,868,474

28,700,359
$42,149,193

$6.05

$3.89

shares)—

depletion.—V.

182,

214.

p.

the

Lion

who

and

shareholders

Aug.

on

voted

8

to

accept, the

basis of

share

one

A

offer of ACF Indus¬

In

of

ACF

common

transferred

are

stock

for

to

four

each

Thirty thousand shares of ACF

stock.

capital
volved

Key Co.

ACF

shares

of

stock

common

the

on

of

$0.84

of

this

Monsanto

entitled

meeting

newly

has

been

in¬

to

vote

Sept.

on

formed

The

Steel

$7,816,987

Chemical. Co.

the

On

23,

for

at

proposal

1955.—V.

182,

$6,067,300

$2.53

signed

company

$1.96

the

taxes

$1,975,000;

which

$925,000,

ended

June

amounted
equal

was

to
to

30,

1955

income

before

taxes

were

$1,050,000;

$5.23

leaving a net income of
share on 177,486 shares out¬

per

standing.
W.

M.

President, in a letter to stockholders, said in part:
interim report, it does not necessarily follow that the
earnings will follow the pattern of the first half. However,

Saxman,

in

"As

any

full year's

do

we

expect that

half

last

"The

of

the company's business will be satisfactory for the

1255.

the

date

of

dividend

to

at

the

approve

outlined

as

special meeting to be held

a

the

in

stock

notice

split

of

the

of

on

Aug.

two-for-one

meeting."—V

15,

1955,

and

a

stock

.181,

p,

2119.

Months

Six

sales

Ended

30—

June

1955

—V.

stock¬

Department

of

Product

Research

and

Total

income

and

Federal

$29,056,563

$27,327,620

taxes

24,416,062

950,000

1,514,000

$5

conv.

Net

earnings

that

an

upward

continue
of

for

1955
the

is

the

first

and

stock

in

the

working

capital
of

the

was

worth

shipments

$0.38

the

like

period
indications are
quarter

will

Net profit for the last half
for the first hall', a reversal
profits were the higher.
$46,000,000 up $8,000,000 since

half

to

increased

to

$412,869

up

for

present
the second

in

began

101.231

$0.66

share

a

stated

than

first

increased

Net

101,231

*$0.39

year.

higher

when

had

Nil

cents

66

which

of

be

to
1954

year.

volume

and

by

$565,114

$8,718,469

to

^

erties

is

order

new

indicative

for

and

field

one

other

in

prices

$2.82

to

$281,539

$2.90

Gross

Jan.

stock

ry.

—V.

182,

39,241

1,624,966

1953

♦Exclusive
as

the

of

result

a

the

shares

to

from

from

Net

ry.

such

waiver

such

of

made

subsequent

to

stock

railway
railway

from
ry.

—V.

182,

45,712

$899,081
343,008

$773,732
327,516

64,318

208,890

182,383

3,296,939

3,710,847

4,111,912

502,131

955,566

486,874

698,007

Net

from

Net

ry.

From

Gross
Net
Net

Jan.

ry.

—V.

$5,732,348

$6,752,014

$5,635,201

1,192,931

1,866,737

991,064

919,602

664,281

1,016,977

616,166

income

33,400,097

31,927,290

6,676,235

railway

5,503,780

railway
income

opcr.

182,

38,065,213
9,714,863
5,200,826

2,280,617

4,986,759

38,724,371

to

customers

Cost of sales,
including
tive expenses, before
tion

and

Provision

disc,

selling

provision
and

for

apply

to

of

aggregate

an

have

the

agreed

of

with

&

M.

property, plant and equipment
Other income (net)
Provision fcr Federal and Canadian

such

forth

the

names

number

Stiver

is

Space

stockholder

a

The

Shares

1.238.418
Crl27,746

stock

share

of

Exchange Offer
The
have
will

directors
approved

be

common
will
be

given

of
a

an

stock of

this

plan

outstanding at June 30

common

stock

research

ramjet

as

will

of

Marquardt
for

be

can

who

and

forming

has

5,385

Aug.

on

3

and

been

stock

under

exchange
If

the

their

1,686,928

1,676,500

$1.88

$1.63

Shareholders

shares

senior

the

of

partner

machinery

Olin

for

shares

N

as

17

$30

181, p.

of

Messrs.

a

three

voted

to call

for

Y.

and,

organization

plan, links mechanical
chemical experience

fuels.

with

Marquardt

nnd

Reaction

Motors.

development

Aircraft

Co. produces ramjet engines and related com¬
missiles and supersonic airplanes, none of which

because

and
and

Chemical

Corp. is one of the country's principal
and
manufacturing
companies.
Its
activities
fields, including industrial chemicals, drugs,
solid
and
liquid
rocket
propellants
and
rocket
oxidizers,
special
fuels, explosives, sporting arms and ammunition, metals, cellophane,
and electrical
and
forest products.
The corporation is also engaged
in military production,
military research and development work, and
operates various government-owned ordnance facilities.—1V. 181, p. 2582.

processing

wide

a

Maule

of

range

Industries, Inc., Miami,

Fla.—Stock

Offered—

This corporation is

offering its common shareholders of
Aug. 5, 1955 rights to subscribe to 638,532 addi¬
tional common shares (par $1) at $5.87xk per share on
record

the basis of

share for each V-k

one

scription offer will expire at 3

shares held.

The sub¬

(EDT) on Aug. 22,
1955. An underwriting group headed by Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane will purchase any unsubscribed
p.m.

shares.
shares
real

will

of

used

be

estate

sale

the

to

proceeds

about

repay

mortgages and the

the

from

$3,000,000

balance

will

corporation

South

in

Florida

building materials.
of

the

is

of

sale

these

of

purchase

of

to

added

be

engaged

concrete

common

and

money

the

millwork,

concrete

cement,
The

company's

company

production

the

and

(rock

sand),

addition it sells reinforcing

In

precast concrete

concrete

aggregates,

primarily In

aggregates

blocks, and ready-mix concrete.

lumber,

products

and

various

believes it is the largest pro¬
blocks and ready-mix concrete

southeast.
GIVING

value)

par

($1

the

of

It

agreed

to

Bair,

Freeman

with

&

Lynch

Central

Molinare,
for

C.

Granbery,

L.

Hentz

3.75

E.

redemption

on

Oct.

1

all of the

18,530 shares of $1.50 dividend participating preference
per share plus accrued dividends of 37'/a cents per share.

1878.

corporation on Aug. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
289,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
at $1 per share through A. C. Champlain & Co., New York,
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.
company is in the general contracting business.

and

the

required

which

they

F.

..3,75

Peabody & Co
Langley & Co

Hutton

1.75

Co.

&

Kidder &

M.

1.75
1.75

Co

Jackson

Laird, Bissell & Meeds__.

1.75

The

Van Alstyne, Noel & Co
Anderson & Strudwlck

1.75
1.75

&

Ohio

Company

1.15

1.15

3.75

Courts

&

&&

Co.__.____

Co

Johnston.

Lemon

Co

&

B.

Henry

Dahlberg

Kormendl

3.75

Co

Frank

Merrill Lynch & Co. Inc

1.15

2.20

&

3.75
3.75

Walker

H.

Newburgcr & Co
Pierce,
Carrlson,

1.15

2.20

Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
2.20
and

—V.

p.

182,

r™

Co.,

&

1.15

Ross,

Saunders,

Westheimer

Borton & Simon, Inc._
Stiver

&

and

1.15
1.15

Co.-

1.15

Co,

316.

(J. Ray)

McDermott & Co.—Secondary Offering—

secondary
made

Wulburn,
1.15

1.75

/>'.

1.15

Inc

Shepard

1.75

Co

&

1.15

Co

Inc.

1.75

duPont

&

Co.,

&

Prescott,

1.75

Co.__

Co.

&

Bateman__

Inc.

Inc.
Atwill

A

A.

1.75

3.75

Shields & Co

The

1.75

Co.

Co

&

3.75
3.75

Corp.-

Webber,

&

Ingalls & Snyder

(Inc.).

Weeks

&

Rothschild

F.

G.

Marache

H.

Co

&

Higginson

was

•'

not

%

Fen-

3.75

Republic Co.

Estabrook

Kidder,

Corp.

offered

22.25

Gondv,',/','

1953,

now

offering to stockholders,
purchase are set forth below:

to

Pierce,

Francis I.

September

2,234,862 shs.

underwriters

several

stocks

l/'o

Paine,

since

the

of

common

the

Beane

Hornblower

of
has

Outstanding
$582,755

3,000,000 shs.

names

of

Curtis

manufacturer

FINANCING

PRESENT

150,000 shs.

value)

par

shares

pursuant

Lynch,
&

ner

Lee

this

TO

:

($10

stock

severally

Merrill

retirement of

of

EFFECT

debt
stock

issued

be

director, effective Sept. 1.
with Lorillard in an ad¬

identified
,

the

of

integrated

an

Motors,

percentage

covering

The

offering
Aug.

on

balance

2

of

by

was

63,500

shares

Dominick

withdrawn

&
on

of

stock (par $1)
$26.25 per share.
p. 2694.

common

Dominick

at

Aug. 4.—V. 181,

I

Menasco
Jack

L

Manufacturing: Co.—Landing Gear Orders—

Hamilton,

General

Sales

Manager,

on

Aug.

3

announced

the

receipt by this company of orders from the Lockheed
Aircraft
Corp. for the main landing gear of the 1649 Super Constellation.

landing gear, engineered especially
for the 156,000-lb.,
weight
and
123,000-lb.,
landing
weight of
the 1649, em¬
latest concepts in design and materials.—V. 182, p. 510.

new

bodies

the

Meridan
See

&

Ma^Omn

Bigbee RR.—New Control—
Corp.

above.—V.

174, p.

454.

Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Second Quarter Net

of

directors took actions for the calling of special stockholders' meet¬
ings.
The
Link-Belt
meeting
is
required
to authorize
additional
shares, some of which will be used in making the exchange.
Dates
lor the
meetings have not. been set, pending the filing of a pros¬
pectus with the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
The basis of




program,

of

program
embraces
the
fields
of
ramjet
engine
design,
improved
rocket
and
propellants,
and
special
mechanical
and
chemical

Mathieson

cover

Common

Board.

attorneys, has been
years.—V. 182, p. 215.

for

Motors

complementary
skills,
combines
research,
en¬

of

Preferred

3,370

announced the

director

patent

directors have

The
SEC

Marathon

plan becomes effective. Syntron

operated as a subsidiary of Link-Belt,
and no changes in
management cr location of operations are contemplated.
Both boards
of

OMAR

of

of
government security regulations.
Inc.
is
engaged in
research,
development
liquid propellant rocket engines, component parts
applications of high energy power generation.

related

The

and Syntron Co., Homer City, Pa.,
which the shareholders of Syntron Co.

to

effort

resources

both

guided

Reaction

Long-term

(M. E.) Maloney & Co., Inc., Mamaroneck, N. Y.—Files

company

opportunity

technical

Authorized

4,040

association

a

Ol.'n

Reaction

and

air¬

this company,
Corp., it was
Mathieson has

and

CAPITALIZATION

4,040

25,960

21,630

his

packaging

Chairman

Freeman,

offered

Link-Belt Co.

in

identified

production

in

2.897,000

to Be Made to Syntron

National.

supersonic

Chemical

development

UNDERWRITERS—The

the Board

continue

advance

companies.

Marquardt

6,740

:

President,

Chairman

Kent

three

in

to

established ,ty

special

of

and

rocket

engine

ponents

to

Halley,

J.

outstanding

$2,728,066

l

one

7,425

25,960

Inc.__

been

Mathieson

Macfadden Publications, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—

—V.

on

$3,165,522

cemmon

per

stock of Citizens

engine

ducer

2930.

elected

The

3,448,000

of

Earnings

each

engineering
processes.
It
is
directed
toward
advancing basic pro¬
pulsion science and providing improved methods for the production
of rocket and
ramjet engines, their propellants, and related devices.

8,080

34,615

Co.

&

supersonic

other

13,475
10,110

43,260

Co.__

research

the

part

steel,

10,110

51,920

Inc.____

—

Lane,

Freeman,

last

the

50.574,293

Cr90,014

income

by

as

BUSINESS—The

13,750

47,575

Inc

Co

time

in

advanced

take-off

Net

11

interest

manufacture

concrete

Lynch Corp.—Chairman Elected—

of

income

for

Rockefeller, Vice-Chairman of the technical liaison com¬
comprised of representatives of the participating companies,

mittee

and

13,475

64,890

Inc._

Co

Mason,

&

of

Stock

64,890

Chicago

& Co.
&

&

the

Optioned

86,525
of

& Co.,

Corp

p.

first

the

Bache

Chicago

1.323,282
taxes

applied

coordinated-

The unsold

52,328,332

stock

common

general funds.

88,250

Co
Co.

of

shares

of

86,525

Shepard

&

offering

stock for each underwriter:'

& Co

Krensky

any

persons

public

a

products will never cease nor will my interest in company prog¬
stock ownership."—V. 182, p. 414.

or

Mr.

1954

$57,310,031

-

Aug.

PROCEEDS—Part

sets

respective

Co

Bradford

of

estate

of

any

result

a

below

Securities

Mr.

our

ress

deprecia¬

amortization

on

new

the

.

in

Investment

Kent

A.

been

$60,175,122

.

depreciation

owning

stock,

and administra¬

amortization

for

allow.)_

and

such

year.

experience

Outstanding
*1,167,000 ,shs.

visory and consulting capacity.
In submitting his request for retirement, Mr. Kent, whose career has
paralled the great growth of the cigarette industry, stated, "I have had
44
great years within the Lorillard framework.
It has been my life
and, naturally, I shall miss everytning associated with It.
My loyalty

5,535,557

1955

(less

FINANCING

10,155,895

Link-Eelt Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
sales

of

propulsion has
Inc.,
and
Ohn

internally
as
the
gineering, and production

W.

glass

Net

is

Lorillard Co.—Chairman Retires—

(P.)

Will

Six Months Ended June 30—

gas

share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
was completed.—V.
181, p. 2930.

414.

p.

of

Co.

Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par $5)
was made on Aug. 3
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $23.75 per

to

1—

from

from

1°52

1953

$6,226,460
1,437,366

railway

oper.

Brothers,

not

the

Continent

William

railway

past

for

1955.

table

Noel

Horner

C.

181,

1955.

Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
from

30,

Mid

H.

Gross

price

treasury of the company
by Julius Livingston and

1955

as

optioned

Securities

Johnson,

908,811

1954

the

transferees

anu

and

&

Hentz

J.

1,509,363

498,100

1955

missile

Motors,

substantial

a

,the

have

735,573

June—

Sept.

Alstyne,

Prescott,

215.

p.

of

of the outstanding

L-O-F Glass Fibers

1952

3,665,494

income

opcr.

PRESENT

common

shall

&

1—

from

Net

Net

the

Petroleum

Stock

X

129,879

or

field
ranged

posted

Its. production

Underwritten
Van

213,009

239,617

income—

Jan.

TO

in

Mages

any

unuei writers

underwritten

532,333

$500,184

1955,

of

Warren

18,

shares

UNDERWRITERS—The
respective

1,618,001

223,456

held

company's

such

Saunders,

623,604

gas

all

to

or

of

any

Scott,

1,711,158

the

the

restriction

and

persons,

acquiring

24,681

519,999

$766,920

railway

opcr.

From

Gross

railway

15,

May

at

5,000,000 shs.

July

011

and

of

waive

63,460
'

U66.525

Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
June—^
1955
1954
1953
Net

80

1955,

dividends, and the company has agreed
with
the
underwriters
to
pay
no
dividends, on the
common
stock
of the company owned by them prior to Dec. 31, 1956, except that
company

—V.

Gross

1,

Brothers.

Livingston

425,000

$243,420

;

1,632,622

"

June

production

Most

and

EFFECT

shares

donations

Arthur

183,056

215.

p.

at

Co.

cents)

10

355,000

of

Mages

Julius

of

P52

555,735

income—

opcr.

and

Gas

GIVING

(par

Cohu

railway
railway

from

Net

of

as

Auhtorized

1—

from

Net

crude oil

barrel.

per

Natural

CAPITALIZATION

the

of

*108,424

25,482

income

opcr.

From

$293,866

78,738

36,461

railway
railway..,—

$261,927

106,004

from

located

were

its

companies,

and

First

1954

shares

4W

2930.

diversified

Oklahoma

H.

1955

from

these

On

presently sells

various

to

between

Lebigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—

ry.

purposes.

interest.

Goodbody

Net

corporate

Kansas.

company

This investment for the future had the temporary effect of decreasing
the net
profit in the latter months of 1954 and early 1955," Mr.
stated.—V.
182, p. 510.

June—

Montgomery, the
southwest of

miles

110

Laurance

BUSINESS—Company is engaged in producing and selling oil and
The company's producing wells are located on oil and
gas leases
covering a total of 2,917 gross leasehold acres, of which it owns ap¬
proximately 2,210 acres net, all located in two fields in Oklahoma and

Mock

Net

This

working capital, to defray the cost of possible acquisition of additional
oil
and
gas
leases, expenses of exploratory drilling of nonproducing
properties and the cost of drilling and development of producing prop¬

$6,024,192.

maturing results of the company's substantial investment in increased
engineering, re-design, re-tooling, new products and sales support.

Gross

Aug^offered 742,000 shares of

proceeds from the financing will be used by the
company to repay certain notes and mortgage indebtedness and for the
payment of properties.
The balance of the proceeds will be used as

2,049,621

-

of

program

nnd

had
-

PROCEEDS—Net

$793,615

2,095,490

President,

trend

balance

orders

of

Mock,

profit

expected

of

"The

M.

the

situation

Backlog

with

compares

Richard

$1,397,558

share—

common

per

this

1954,

of

outstanding
shares outstanding.-

pfd.

♦While
of

$876,366

2,247,941

shares

rate

known

on

1,920,000

earnings

Common

joint

craft

Livingston Oil Co.—Stock Offered—Van Alstyne, Noel

22,955,589

income

on

stage.

of

west

and

Corp.—Registers With SEC—

(8,000 shares)

announced

created to develop new uses and mar¬
Compounds, and to expand present markets.—V. 181,

Lithium

Common
Net

miles

Mobile

National capital stock held of record Aug.
19, 1955.
subject to the acceptance thereof by the hoMers of not less

p.

Reaction

director.

$25,669,204

27,230,197

expenses

developmental

110

Marquardt Aircraft Co.—To Advance Supersonic Air¬
A

by Herbert W. Rogers, President of this corpora¬
Fenton, formerly Sales Manager of the company, has

M.

& Co. and associates

sold
Costs

the
of

Citizens

181,

The

partial

1953

$29,023,044 $27^248,706 $25,668,996
33,519
78,914
208

income

Other

1954

in

north

craft and Missile Propulsion—

Development

1878.

The

_____!

^____

is

approximately
miles

315.

p.

producing wells (of which 12 are dual producers) and 2 natural
wells, temporarily capped in, in which the
company owns a lull

Lear, Inc.—Semi-Annual Earnings Lower—
Net

the

of

offer is

than 80'«'

those

special

at

The

stock¬

gas.

shareholders,

expected

are

is

12o

outstanding capital stock of The Citizens National Bank of Spring-

ville,
share

of

merger

by

a

and

agreement

an

ar 10 cents) at $2.75 per share.
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.

Co.—Semi-Annual Report—

months

six

nec¬

corporation filed a registration statement with the
SEC on
1955, covering 43.000 shares of its $5 par common stock. Marine
Midland proposes to offer these shares in exchange for all the issued

department has been

new

for

common

the

site

Marine Midland

announced

appointed

kets
p.

Co. is an important manufacturer of high pressure, high tem¬
perature fittings for oil refineries, \chemical plants, and power plants.
As such, Key Co. will complement the activities of an ACF
subsidiary,
W-K-M. Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Houston, Texas,—V. 182, p. 112.

Lalrcbe

the

and

This

Key

For

Marathon.

by

track

Although the engineering timetable still is in the planning stage, Mr.
that primary consideration will be given to construc¬
an integrated pulp,
paper and paperboard mill.—V. 182, p, 510.

Corp. of America, Inc.—Forms New Dept.—

Walter

been

Key

are

transaction.

the

of

I

tion.

assets of

and

$2,598,690

$0.83

directors

Monsanto,
subject to
approval
1955, has been set as
the
record

5,

be

miles

tion of

645,274

with

Aug.

will

holders'

purchase

cash

50.36

are

Stevens indicated

' 3,046,866

$2,569,830
the

directors

into

outright

an

assets

still

program

mill

capital,
Birmingham.

$9,759,440

623,988

3,110,666

/

tries, Inc. to acquire Key Co.

property

$11,551,641

322,671

was

railroad's

Aug. 5,

21,

Lithium

All

$4,187,730

1,266,369

share—_

per

July

with

Key Co., East St. Louis, 111.—Sale Voted—
The

The
state

215,419

311,888

the

construction

$9,544,021

1,268,028

(est.)

income.

On

holders.

for

Syntron

1955—6 Mos.—1954

$4,028,790 $11,307,758
158,940
243.883

134,004

$4,149,746
income

Earnings

$65,430,468

10,821,653

(on

deduction

♦Without

inc.

:

share

per

119,298,942

—

on

1954

$278,895,444 $216,407,309

_____

taxesS. and foreign taxes

U.

for

$4,015,742

deductions-.
on

where

in

operating equipment, which is diesel-powered.
This railroad, which makes direct connections with major mainline
carriers, provides freight service to the plant site on the Tombigbee
River in the vicinity of Myrtlewood and Naheola, Ala.
In announcing plans for the company's first manufacturing venture
in the south, John Stevens, Jr., President of Marathon said that the

2119.

p.

Corporation,

essary

further diversi-

us

fields

181,

Finance

"Syntron's

$24,534,353 $58,694,131 $50,819,710
20,505,563
47,386,373
41,275,689

24,179,225

Total

Net

1955

revenue
before income

Provision

$28,194,967

incomeincome

Income

value

par

stated:

giving

electrical

1955—3 Mos.—1954

revs—

charges^

Operating
Other

Link-Belt,

various

$5

Included

Co.,

Subs.)—Earnings—

Operating
Profit

the

Link-Belt

Co.—Semi-Annual Earnings—

oper.

Operating

$2.90

1955.—V.

30—

June

in

of

Link-Belt

interesting developments."—V.

and

Taxes

Kennecott Copper Corp.

stock.

$4.26

1

♦Adjusted to reflect 6 for 5 stock split in

shares

of

supplement those of

Lion Oil

1,737,949

$2.90

$3.01

F"'

Taxes

2,554,569

599,400

shares
share
per
share

Number

$24,163,842

1,803,738

income

Net

5.4

President

particularly

several

be

Syntron

of

Becherer,

fication,

Sales

1,738,304

—

will

share

one

C.

Period Ended June 30—

1954

$19,915,335

____

—

exchange

for

products

Keimametal Inc., Latrobe, Pa.—Earnings Show GainYear

proposed

Robert

has

1674.

p.

the

common

13

(613)

Plans

south

for

were

a

Corp.—Buys
long-range

disclosed

on

Mill Site and Railroad—

development and expansion program in the
8 when this corporation announced that

Aug.

purchasing a pulp and paper mill site and a
railroad line in Alabama and Mississippi.
First step was the purchase, completed Aug.-10,
Bigbee RR. Co., which operates between Meridan,
wood
Ala.
Acquisition of the railroad, owned by
it

is

connecting carrier

Is 97% Above First Three Months—
Volume

earnings

increased

substantially

during

the

second

be¬
to

hopeful that previous estimates for 1955 will
be
exceeded, Louis E. Wolfson, President and Board Chairman, re¬
ported on Aug. 3 announcing results for the first half.- The present
outlook is better than at any time this year, he said.
date

of the Meridan &
Miss, and Myrtlethe Reconstruction

and

quarter of this year as the company's diversification program
came
increasingly coordinated, and on the basis of performance
the

company

is

34

Monday, August 15, 1955
Chroni

and Financial

The Commercial

(614)

"

Consolidated
^cott

six

s

©ntied

net

earnings

of

taxes

after

Merritt-Chapman

operating divisions totalled $2,396,334

June

&

taxes

oents

per

during

$3,611,462

share

3,720,537

on

Gross

first

half

the

shares,

plus-fixed

fee

1955

of

equal

was

number

average

construction

$93,778,786,

to

ahead

of $68,560,398,
contracts.
the

books

in

costs

cost-

under

approximately 37%
which included $2,445,174

figure

cost-plus

$4,537,215

1

<

the

over

Merritt's

half

period

consolidated

of

1955

acquired
Jtaynolds Co., Inc.;
Chemical

•Osgood

Co.,

and

Merritt's

compared

with

$162,339,184,
-contracts,

at

including

end

Commission

and 1,090 horsepower in compressor capac ty on
transmission system in South Dakota!ind wy°™1 ®'wer in
30V2 miles of the new line and 540 horsepowei i
compressor capacity will be used to replace existing faciliUes ini Haiding
and Butte Counties, S. D., and Fallon County, Mont.
The other new
facilities include approximately 9 miles^f line extending to the El
worth Air Force base near Rapid City, S. D., and about 4/2 * Of
line to Signal Oil & Gas Co.'s proposed desulphurizing plant in Wa
miles

A

flavin

first

of

the

costs

in

year

half

of

first

under

half

last

year

and

1954

Shares

totalled

4,721,553
the

at

M-C&S

shares

to

fee

in

City

of

close

shares

the

first

V.

as

quarter

fEC

covering

•offered at
Y.

«.

13 filed a letter of
shares of common stock

2,955,000

10

The

July

notification

(par

Gross

per share, through Bay Securities Corp.,
proceeds are to be used to pay for

New

mining

letter

6,963

of

shares

warrants
New

of

at

York,
to

are

notification

class

$1.50

has

be

A

for

(par

stock

with

$1)

share.

per

been

used

filed

was

Eisele

named

working

to

&

the

as

the

SEC

be

on

Issued

King,

Gross

179,

George

W.

has

'

from

effect,

about

100,000,

Chairman,

conversion

will

100

he

Three

stockholders

Aug.

on

from

transfer

the

to

4,

stock

a

ownership

exercise

are

said.

It

majority

the

of

-eppraised

and

steinman

said

&

of

Co.,

eligible

policyholders.

with

funds
was

Steinman
a

said

paid-in

limited

to

of

$10

or

payments

Midwestern

/

there

value

10%

with

•way

.

I

the
The

concern

number

change

about

the

be

can

stockholders,

The

in

'

$300,000.

stock

shares

Stock

share.

$100

per

of

3,000

are

dividends

to

by

would

then

of

•June
©f

Life

stock

common

to

for

offering

four

each

agents

(par

and

be

The

business

used

shares

to

net

he

added,

mutualization

stockholders.—V.

Insurance

be

stock

in

the

is

At

the

©f

Illinois

Its

and

the

was

basis

shares

the

the

lines

sale

of

record

of the Board, and J. S. Mack, President, on
earnings for the six months to June 30, 1955
$1.20 per share of common, compared with
$1 07 per share, or $2,488,886 for the 1954 period.
Retirement of the
preferred stock on May 13, 1955 reduced first half preferred dividend
requirements to 7 cents per share of common from 10 cents in 1954.
Sales for the period were $81,794,594, or 6%
ahead of last year's
results.
July sales of $14,641,078 were 7.8% ' more than July, 1954.
Two new stores were opened in the first six months, and a third on
July 21, with four more scheduled for opening during the remainder
of the year.
Locations have been acquired for 20 more stores planned
for 1956-57 opening, with six in adjacent states in which the company
has not operated previously.
This expansion has been handled by the company without making use
of the borowing authorization approved by the shareholders at the last

of

EFFECT

time

business

TO

to

sell

Tennessee.

It

in

the

company

the

Indiana,

meeting.—V.

of

for

is

3.

of

1955

the

aim

W.

of

pany's

consolidated

ended

June

year,
Net

30,

Gross

net

with

the

announced

earnings
increased

$656,502.

net

the

earnings in
•gainst 35 cents

after

writing

life

of

■

The

taxes

for

1955,

first

half

and

other

same

$6,972,351

Gary

quarter

of
of

before

in

1955

or

were

for

with

compared

quarter

1954,

1955

taxes

of

the

the

and

States

State

Aug.

ko11J, $2'i47',6o0,9 for th?
-V#
181,
p.

This

3,

Trust

1955,—V.

market

on

$15.04

was

181,

share

per

at

3,

the

of

This

Court

first

six

same

and

to

Mr.

Reddig

of

White

$3,822,504

$3,555,372

3,308,373

-

3,103,749

______

$514,131

1——-

562

and

cents

Net

for

_

charges

cents

of

at

its

In

of

its

were

The

and

145,143

stock

of

assets

members

of

and

not

in

said Mr. Reddig

"solely

for

share.

$451,623

the

are

or

Net

the

in cash_^—

Inc.—To

246,600

Net

ry.

Utilize

Automatic

Reser¬
•

installation

and

York

ticket

of

automatic

an

offices,

at

which

system,

will

be

reservations

Second

compared

of

of

Group—

of

the

faith

for
for

or

Co.,

a

five

in

service

study

are

between

in

time

future,

of
in

the

whole

the
in

or

view

of

market

at an

price,

the

J?as been teformed

average

the

of

cities

the

"Income,

the

30—

1955

taxes

believes

Net

steady
aim

16,144,076

induce

rnnho

investors.number thereby to
and
large
of

a




cause

shareholders

the

purchase

of

the

4,520,622

3,196,637

after

taxes

$7,614,573

foreign subsidiaries
the

to

and

United

1,350.895

$6,263,683

share

per

(cn

6,533,066

who

have

paid

high

Co.

shares

prevailing
which

by subsidiaries

at

May

31,
1955 and
converted at par.—V.

was

National Container Corp.
Period
Net

branches

and

outside

the

United

May

31.

182,

p.

(&

1954,

—V.

$

58,096,069 367,279,320 340,045,785
40,352,736

250,397,471

232,692,766

income

Fed.

Other

operating

after

Net

—V.

5,825,000

5,477,000

34,833,000

31.551,003

taxes.

6,891,308

6,339,552

41,003,783

37,959,303

income

6,684,547

5,926,781

41.045,066

5,943,665

5,764,490

34,840,934

37,842,711
31,924,823

taxes..—

operating

Net

charges.—-

182, p.

216.

Southern

Ry.—Earnings—
1955

from

Gross

from

Net

ry.

1954

1953

1°52

$855,209

$854,924

$927,467

186,971

154,069

242,914

$966,378
203.467

70,702

44,389

92,912

74,151

Gross

5,045,954

5.892,298
1,420,922
481,996

railway...—

railway.,

Jan.

1—

from

Net

from
rv.

—V.

income—

oper.

From

182,

4,849,428

5.461,201

1,146,883

875,783

1,169,911

362,021

railway..._

railway.

269,823

360,213

income

oper.

216.

p.

Northwestern Pacific
Gross
Net

from
ry.

Gross

from

Net

from
ry.

—V.

$1,180,862

$217,932

484,872

446.073

442,416

14^,765

income

131,780

231,155

113,309

6.346.357
1,595,189
237,913

,

1—

railway

7.465,936

6,411,331

6,533.300

2,719,665

1,689,084

679,004

railway..—.

203,585

1,521,012
255,731

income

oper.

182,

$1,246,153

517.351

railway

Jan.

Net

10K9

1953

1954

$1,443,282

railway

oper.

From

RR.—Earnings1955

from

Net

317;

113.

p.

Norton Portland

Subs.)—Earnings Higher
1,440,235

8,053,052

2,943,000

lest.l....

2,479,550

683,750

4,483,900

1,838

3,334

3^342

$1,940,131

$754,647

$3,565,818

$1,451,589

144,391

147,089

289,325

294,616

The

SEC

corporation

covering

on

19,500

Corp., Portland, Me.—Files With
July

shares

13
of

tiled

letter

a

class

B

of

capital

notification

SEC

with the
oe
a.e

stock (par $1) to
The net proceeds

1,488 069

1,924

taxes

interest

shs.
per

182,

$

62,483,541

Canada

4.421 605

30—

1955— 3 Mos.—1954

$24,314,249

dividends

applicable

common

Com.

for

taxes

Income

Earns,

except

June

income

to

1955—6 Mos.—1954

$

42,902,686

June—

$0.85

Fed.

bef

Net

Co.—Earnings-

1955—Month—1954

revenues—

$5,627,065

End.

sales

Inc.

628.247

242,301

216.

p.

expenses..-—

now

for
the
six
months
amounted
to
$3,795,648 after taxes,
as
compared with $3,265,548 in 1954. In accordance with company policy,
only those foreign earnings actually remitted to the United States'
plus the earnings of the Canadian subsidiary are included in net
income.
These
amounted
to
$2,444,753 for the six months as com¬
pared with $2,020,690 in 1954.
Foreign currencies were converted at remittance rates of exchange

bv

prices

2,739,490

741,755

270,916

1,244,858

$0.95

reported

"Earnings

$6,871,923

branches

States......

outstanding)

price

shares

Minneapolis-Moline

2,908,315

308,505

Operating

14,589,182

5,515,600

3,013,898

_i_.

...

1955—6 Mos.—1954

$17,808,726 $46,352,450

of

mis-

2,872,900
655,509
132,729

.

June—

1954

$137,753,265 $123,219,137

I

taxes.

income

Earns,

Preferred

and

182,

Net

taxes

remitted

Minority

members

3,158,784
959,355

railway.—

railway-—

Operating

of

subsidi¬

_

income

of

to

said.

57,396

Period End. June 30—

Register Co.—Earnings Higher—

not

Federal

share

47,626

en¬

Florida

June

inc.

of

a

52,975

863.

p.

Ended

income

part,

price

company

and

avowed

47,076

$

to

seaooara

Cash

before
States

profit

substantial

a

f

©cquhe

purpose."

Minneapolis-

for

income—
1—

New York Telephone

by

3

feasibility

along the Atlantic
the
Northeast
and

including sales of foreign
companies and branches

the

years

requests

proper

and

in

at

last

the

compel

and

Reddig's

purchased

group

merger,

the

Mr.

of

to

list

}ph®. J„eddgt group has disseminated and circulated "false
i sTm shares of stock • and order to raise and maintain
ih
n
; •
m
to
■

Reddi°-

control

mandamus

stockholder

purposes

rr,,Vh€ '°wer than the Purchased shares
*eddii groHP
p0^f1)anV sa,d

District

123 476

oper.' income

Net

-

1952

$460,082

130,840

162,480

from

from

sys¬

on
Aug.
charge of Sales./

in

National's

of

sales,

Net

1953

$490,630

railway——-

$510,759
141,356

Jan.

ry.

~V.

announced

as

Vice-President

Assistant

officials

Months

ary

second

1954

$518,367

railway

oper.

Net

RR.—Earnings—

1955

from

265,569

—

Net

.

areas.—V.-181,

Income,

the

increase

group."
preset

8.

Susquehanna & Western

York,

from

$317,677

National's passenger traffic

in

United

earnings
$810,835
as

an

seeking

writ

the

speculative

liquidation, by sale or
of
Minneapolis-Moline

Sept.

June—

$369,550

second
for

in Hennepin County
brought by Edward S.

meetings
charged

good

block

Norfolk

Net

totaled

year,

group

and

Central RR.—To Issue Equipments—

proceeds from the l-to-15 year securities will help the road with
of 61 diesel locomotive units costing an estimated $9,800,000—V. 182, p. 511.

Net

handling

National

before

Co,

stockholder

made

the announce¬

The

140,595

surplus

paid

Airlines,

Perry,

the

Six

share

the

reply

Minneapolis-Moline
are

company

Moline
purpose

the

directoi

reply,

not

in its treasury,

will place $7,500,000 of equipment trust csrtificates on

company

auction

the

$458,272

_______

and

and

Teleregister

Foreign

for

$374,097

quarter
last
year.
totaled $3,890,232, as

Reddig has petitioned a
Minneapolis-Moline to let him inspect
minutes

has $137,500 presently

The company
ment said.

From

New

A.

vacation

last

$969 424

per

Earnings in
per

1955

dividends

declared

specifically

months

earnings

taxes

with

52.1%.

suit

stockholder

a

the

contiguous

undergoing

Canadian National Ry.

the

corporation has completed negotiations with the Teleregister
Stamford, Conn.,
a
subsidiary of the Ogden Corp.,
for

growth

outstanding!

now

Co.—Replies to Suit
a

promising discovery on the 180
reported on Aug. 4 by H. R.
Mine Consultants who are' di¬

and

property development.
s
claim group, nine miles long and llA miles wide, is
a program of detailed prospecting.
Thrity miles southwest of Fredericton and centered around the town
of Harvey, the New Brunswick claims border the St. John main line of

revenues.

same

a

new

a

6,649

^ $514,693

....—

conducting
a
expanding its Teleregister system in the

compared
with
months to June 30

after

quarter

Motor

results from

assay

property of this company were
Chief Engineer for Technical

Buckles,

New York

peak winter traffic between New
and Florida,
will provide complete flight information .lor cus¬
tomers
in a
matter of seconds.
The system will be able
to handle
approximately 3,600 inquiries per hour, Mr. Perry said.

$4,964,470,

of

Mr

company

First

claim

The

York

com¬

months

other

53

six

31

revenues

company on Aug. 4 field
in Minneapolis, Minn., to

Vice-President

a

Metals Mining Co. Ltd.,

&

Canada—First Assay Results Considered
Encouraging—$137,500 Cash Now in TreasuryOnt.,

of

hance

$1,367,974

with

the

gas
meters is being integrated into the
Mr. Smith reported.—V, 181, p. 2582.

Superioc

of

organization,

Brunswick Uranium

New

Toronto,

1954

States

Minneapolis-Moline

SUDisdti1bution
Neptune sales

748.

p.

1955

•

manufacture

tems

1948

the

amounted ,to

compared

to

the

period.

earnings

same

2016.

Mutual

Aug.

other

and

William

and

5.

that

8,

shares

the

quarter

for

other

period

in

increase

second

$459,476,

£**«7 /c

net

an

the

of

vations System—

the

expand

company,

on

the

sales

were

$569,034.

equivalent

the

sales

1955

compared

totaled

for

over

in

1954

revenues

Co.—New President of Unit—

Vice-President of this company, has been elected
President of Superior Meter Co. of Brooklyn, N. Y., it was announced
on
Aug. 2. Neptune acquired Superior June 1.
Gabriel Powers, formerly head of the Brooklyn gas meter company
continues as Vice-President and General Manager of Superior. Arthur
A
Hanson, Treasurer of Neptune, takes on similar responsibility with
Superior, which will be operated as a wholly-owned, but independent

179, p. 825.

The

reserve

amounted

the

of

that

reported
1955

period

quarter

period
for

the

totaled

Mr.

1955

Sales

$825,481.

close

operating and other income.

Corp.,

Virginia.

to

company

Aug.

1,841,395

on

L

Neptune Meter

Gross

in-

Florida.

State

laws

on

taxes

47.4%

Based

share

a

the

compared to total net assets on Aug.

income:

operating
income

National

375,000 shs. *

and

insurance

reflecting an increase of 40.4%
earnings after taxes for the 1955

compared

at

Trust

as

operating revenue—
taxes—_—

Dividends
—V.

'

President,

1955,

of

price

market

the

Balance

states.

legal

of

stock

Chemicals Corp. of America—Sales
Up—

Gary,

Mutual

of

$5,522,380

were

offering

National

Wright

of

two

New

Outstanding

pending in

the

named

under

sale

re¬

Co.,

special

The

now

Mo.—Assets Rise—

FINANCING

is

the

are

of

stock

a

the natural

Management

Valenta will continue as a director and also will serve
consultant to the investment adviser.
funds, whose shareholders will vote at a special meeting
called
on
Sept.
1,
1955,
have combined assets of approximately
$5 000 000
It is planned to increase these assets by a public offering
expected
in
the
Fall, to be underwritten by a group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—V. 174, p. 105; and V. 177, p. 1370.
Frank

recting

317.

p.

$4,110,111.

Interest

being written.
immediate future.

Ohio
in

license

above

on

Minerals &

to

182,

assets

net

Total
/iii".

Net

now

the

company

Michigan,

Incorporated

was

net

equal

Mutual Trust, Kansas City,

•Net

The

additional

PRESENT

insurance

applications
all

Chairman

announced

Other

offered

price.

500,000 shs.

of

&

Wentworth Smith,

113,

p.

riew

one

were

same

the

of

geographically in

present

in

„

Research

investment adviser.
the proposed slate
of directors includes Ernest A. Gross, New York attorney and formerly
U
S
Ambassador to the United Nations, Sir Mark Turner, Managing
Director
of Robert Benson,
Lonsdale & Co., Ltd., of London, and
director of numerous British investment and other companies, Lewis
B
Haider
President, South American Gold & Platinum Co., and Dr.
Jesse E. Hobson, the director, Stanford Research Institute.

Gross

May
14,
1948
as
authorized
to
begin
the
181,
p.
415.

—V.

at

of

for 75,000 shares

22

Authorized

licensed

.

„

addition'

In

Mystic Valley Gas Co.—Earnings Slightly Higher—

Wayne,'

Fort

the

on

company

develop all

,

Angeles, will succeed Frank L. Valenta & Co. as
to four members of Capital Research,

Los

do

781.

p.

stockholders

common

share

Unsubscribed

the

,,

Capital

approve.

12,446

Murphy Co.—Net Earnings Up 12%—

Shaw,

$2,712,935,

close

are

would

144,

Co.,

before July

$1)

time

operations

Indiana

of

GIVING

states

also

present

The

held.

expanded

(par

BUSINESS—At
©urance

company

its
or

per

:

■

_

Common

to
on

$2

international investments

on

field.

shareholders

purchase

proceeds from

further

will

CAPITALIZATION

182,

4

The

stock

underwritten.

PROCEEDS—The
Will

at

employees

not

was

$1)

emphasis

primary

244,480

Operating expenses and

company recently offered
15 the right to subscribed

©hare

148,707

266,621

Six Months Ended June 30—

United

of this fund and of Natural1 Resources of Canada
asked in proxy statements mailed on Aug. 11 to
combine the two funds under the name of InterFund, Inc., and broaden investment policy to place

were

proposal to
Resources

nation

The

1

Ind.—Stock Offering—
The

Deficit.—V.

C.

1780.

p.

1,180,832

110,045

293,685

be

outstanding

dividends,

The

1,292.352

61.547

199,830

income—

made,

then

company
treasury
Mr.
for
in
the
company's '

provided

919,146

790,092

railway

railway

oper.

1954

mutualization

charter.

with

that

basis.

Inc

If

178,

Inc.—Proposed Consolidation

'

necessary
before the
be
approved by

must

redeemed

40,551

from

annual

steps

Mr.

who

*7,015

52,306

were

proceeds

49-year-old

policyholders,

46.434

51,656

(G. C.)

covering

net

mutual

a

the

42,500

4)1,092

1—

Aug.

29

announced

to

of

16,675

income—

railway

York,

said.

more

Steinman

Mr.
e

Steinman,

approved

in

inove,

$151,562

from
ry.

*

Mutual Company—

a

$251,026

Jan.

Net

1833.

p.

$167,130

oper.

Net

expenses.

Stout

The

$148,162

•

be

Midland Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Columbus, Ohio—

Seeks Status qf
®°ard

ry.

W.

upon

Libaire,

underwriter.

capital.—V.

July

1°52

railway——

from

Net

Meteor Air Transport, Inc.—Files With SEC—
A

1953

from

Net

the

to

cent)

one

cents

net

with

1954

Canada Fund, Inc.—Plans Merger

Fund, Inc. below.—V.

Resources

shareholders

The

Fund

as

1955

June—

Mesa-Loma Mining Corp., Fort Collins, Colo.—Files—
on

Natural

Natural Resources Fund,

•

RR.—Earnings-

of

outstanding,
acquisition
of
the

From

corporation

to

511.

p.

Montour

.

currently

are

182,

station in Washakie County, Wyo.
facilities to be built by Montana-Dakota is
be built by Montana-Wyoming is $522,697.

the

of

those

through C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co., New
all of said shares having

Natural Resources of
See

a

compressor

cost

and

shares of common stock

York, was quickly completed,
been sold. See V. 182, p. 511.

sources

and

outstanding

510.

p.

Worland

its

$1,414,218

outstanding

4,895,245

independent

an

sell to Montana-Dakota

to

company

gas

550-horsenov er
unit
at a compressor station
in Hot Springs County, Wyo., and the
company plans to lease and operate an additional 880-horsepower com¬
pressor unit to be installed by Montana-Wyoming Gas Pipe Line Co.

cents

95

certificate to Signal,

a

that

processed at the proposed plant.
Montana-Dakota's construction plans also include

cost-plus

was

issued

also

authorizing

producer,

natural

recently
issued
to
effect
Corp., of East Hartford, Conn., and its subsidiary. '
Dredge & Dock Corp., of Groton, Conn.—V. 182,

Construction

FPC's^order

The
gas

year,

cost-plus-fixed

283,333

Whaling

this

amounted

costs

outstanding.

1955
were

1,370,019

5,184,296

&

The

Sold—The recent public
(par $1) at

Shoes, Inc.—Stock

$7 per share,

anorove

Products

the

three

National

gas

Estimated

There

and

under

when

ago,

share for the
as
the average

1955,

total

Including
The

the

31,

a

the

of

the

offering of 42,800

Approximately

Ltd.

$8,531,206

National Securities Series of mutual investment' 'funds'
months ended July 31, 1955, the first quarter of the
current fiscal year, increased to a new all-time high for the period
Wain Hare, Vice-President, announced on Aug. 8.
E
'For the months of May, June and July of this year, sales of National
Securities -Series of mutual funds aggregated $12,492,994, a gain of 8%
over
sales of $11,612,730
for the corresponding months of 1954.—
V. 182, p. 511.

pipeline

of

natural

same

subsidiary.

revenues

Facilities
J^^al
aPpi°^ate1^ t

the

Com¬

Devoe

Tennessee
its

and

Gross

for

the

include

year

Corp.;

totalled

1954.

for

acquisitions.

Contractor,

per

shares

last
Co.

taxes

$6,982,389

respectively.

March

1954.

net

of

1,414,272,
of

in

$60,443,519
$8,845,127.

M-C&S

hte

$2,043,589

were

1,185,097

©n

General

$3,611,462

of

$1,121,852

M-C&S

late

Shovel

before

against

contracts
The

net

taxes
of

of

Shipbuilding

Power

Pitts

A.

half

and

York

Marion

C.

first

after
total

a

number

a

1955

New

Corp.;

with

of the cost
built at the
113.

Co.—To Increase

Utilities

has been granted a certificate by
authorizing it to construct a total of

company

Research Corp.—Sales Up 8%—

National Securities &
Sales

for

thp

,

ont.,

proceeds

This

equipment

$3,675,000 of

on
x

,

Montana-Dakota

earnings

to

ago,

panies
&

net

compared

prior
early in

year

a

18

Aug.

costs

in

Jdetallurgical-Shipbuilding-Equipment-Manufacturing.
first

bids

open

of the sale will be used to finance 80*
of 550 box cars.
Total cost of the cars, which will be
railroad's shops at De Soto, Mo., is $4,625,572.—V. 182, p.

of

Merritt-Chapman & Scott's Construction
Division currently stands at a peacetime
high of approximately $147,*700,000, compared with a backlog of approximately $75,800,000 a year
©go.
The current backlog is exclusive of work ahead for the Savin
Construction Corp., which was acquired by M-C&S, effective Aug.
1,
1955.
Other M-C&S operations in a widely diversified industrial field
tare
conducted
through five other divisions: Steel-Chemical, Paint &
on

will

company

certificates.

The

quar¬
,

of

Certificates-*-

Missouri Pacific RR.—To Issue
This

com¬

second

.

_

trust

the

{he earn¬

97

outstanding

$5,264,601,

for

revenues

including
increase

an

totalled
months.

taxes

three

the; first

and

contracts,

quarter

Work

in

sales

to

before

earnings

$3,266,605

product

amounted

"under

net

quarter

with

pared

first

the

for

dissatisfied with

be

company

the period.

Second

ter

of

would

who

stock

and would be desirous of
or liq
g
the
company,
thus advancing the purpose of the plan and lending
aid to members of
the group."
v
1n0
n
r10
The case
was
continued until Aug. 16.
See also V. 182, p. & u.

represented an
increase of
more
than 97%
over
the
$1,215,128 earned
in
the
previous quarter, during
which
three companies were acquired by M-C&S. Mcrritt's consolidated net
after

of

shares

the

of

ings

This

30.

their

for

for^he three months

$35,256,663

$607,558

$3,276,493

$1,156,973

outstanding.

3,184,866

2,909,033

3,184.866

2,909.033

share.

$0.56

$0.21

$1.03

$0.40

p.

11.

and

at

$10 per share,

used

used

without underwriting.

pay
accounts payable, for research and developmen
working capital and repayment of notes held by ofticers.

to

for

Nuclear

Instrument

&

Chemical

Corp.

—

Issues

New

Catalog—
just released bv this eorp°ration
measuring equipment for m
applications.
*s
Included are photographs and descriptions of individual instrumi
as
well
as
suggested
groupings of units for
specific appllcal
A

cal,

$1,795,740

com.

be

to

new

describes

to

stock

offered

48-page,

a

two-color

complete

industrial

and

line

catalog

of radiation

research

(Continued

,

on page

56)

/

Number 5455... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182

Name of Company
Iowa

Dividend announcements

grouped in two separate
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬

tables.

are

5%

Per

Abrasive & Metal Products, common (quar)
.5%
preferred (quar.)
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)_.
Alabama & Vicksfeurg Ry. (s-a)
Allied
Gas
Co.___
American Barge Line (quar.)
American Chicle Co. (quar..):
American Insulator (Del.)
(quar.)________
American Laundry Machinery (quar.)______
American Rock Wool Corp. (quar.)
American Tractor Corp. (stock dividend)
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Co
Atlanta Gas Light, common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Auto Electric Service, Ltd. (quar.)

Jefferson

"i 4%

Bigelow-Santord Carpet,

took no action

Directors

this

at

ment
Bird

time.

(E.

Brach

9-10

1

9-10

10-

1

9-10.

8-31

8-15

9-15

9-

12'AC

9-

i5c

1

1

8-15

9-15

8-15

9-

8-22

1

$1.25

30c
50c
75c
40c
$2iy«c

148c
$1

pfd. (quar.)

Ltd

$$1
$15c
J50c

_____

Ltd.,' common (quar.)—

75c
75c

(quar.)_

(quar.)____

.

30c
1:13c

9-

1

8-22

8-25
8-10

8-

4

1

9-

Central

9-30
10-

1

9-20

j9- 2

9-15

9-

Light Co.,

preferred
Ltd.

9-

7

8-10

6-30

9-28

9-14

9-

1

8-20

9-

1

8-20

9-10

8-19

9-10

8-19

1

8-16

preferred

8-31

Class
Class

8-31
9-23
10-

Combined

8-15
9-

2

1

9-16

9-30

9-16

9-

1

8-11

$1.25
75c
$1.25

—

9-10

9-15

8-26

20c

(quar.)

8-31

8-19

20c

9-

20c

9-

9

9

8-2(3

8-26
8-26

Paper,

Continental

Cornell-Dubilier

9-12

8-30

9-23

9-

9-22

9-12

9-22

9-12

10-15

9-20

8-31

8-10

25c

Extra

preferred A (quar.)

9-30

9-15

9-

2

Corning Natural Gas—
*

New

quar.)
Cowles Chemical Co. (increased quar.)
Creole Petroleum
(increased quar.)
Crown

Finance,

Crown

Zellerbach

Crum

&

class

Foster.

._

75c

Dayton

Power

3.75%

& Light, common
preferred A (quar.)

3.75%

preferred

B

__

Bound

&

Mines,

Detroit

:

97Vic
40c

(quar.)
(quar.)

Brook

Ltd.

Harvester

RR.

Dorn's

(s-a)

Douglas Oil
Duriion

5 Vi %

pfd.

Louis

Interurban

&

Water

(quar.)

&

&

$2

pfd.

(quar.)__

Stores

Fund

&

&

Kleiser

'

(quar.)

Co.

Co.,

preferred

8-15

10-

1

9-15

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.)

Cement

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-26
8-25

(quar.i

Chocolate

Hotels,

common

preferred
preferred

Homestake

Corp.,
series

(quar.)

(quar.)—

common
A

(quar.)

Co.

preferred

5 Vi %

B

preferred

Inter-Ocean

Class

International

International

6%

9-

1

8-11

9-

1

8-11

9-19

9-

2

9-15

9-

1

8-15

8-

2

Ocean

Telegraph

paper Co.,
preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

common




(quar.)—

9-12

8-25

Winter

9-12

8-25

Wisconsin

9-30

9-15

11-

1

9-15

9-

9-12

8-22

40c

9-12

8-20

9-12

8-20

15c

9-12

1

8-19

dends

3%%

8-25
8-22

Refractories

American
River

Northern

Redwood

Aircraft
Brewing

Parker

Class

(Charles)

Pfizer

3'A%
4%

Acme Wire

Co.

10-

1

9-15

Adam

Stores,

30c

10-15

9-26

9-10

8-19

Fund,

Pittsburgh,

8-15|
9-10

8-26

8-27

8-16

7%

1

9-

2

9-

7

9-30.

8-31

10-14
9

9-30

8-26

10c

9-

9-19

9-

8-26

8-15

8-26

6

Smith

South

20c
17Vic
25c

60c
45c

91'Ac
50c
53V'sc

Co.
Gold

1

9-

7

South Parkway Building

8-

5

Southern

8-20

1

8-15

8-

2

9-30

9-

9

9-30

9-

9

8-31

8-19

4

9-16

10-

9-15
10-

1

10-

1

9-15

9-15
9-15

8-24

on

9-15

8-31

10-

3

9-

9

10-

4

9-

9

10-

1

9-15

10-

1

9-15

9-10

8-20

9-15

8-15

9-10

9-

$1

9-15

9-6

1

Statler

Hotels

8-15

Stratton

9-

1

Stuart

Co.

Stuart

(D.

1

8-18
10-

1

1
1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

10-

1

9-15

10-

1

9-15

9-12

8-19

9-12

8-19

38c

9-12

8-17

1

$1.25

Allied Chemical

&

7% preferred
Finance

Allied Kid

4'A%
Allied

Dye

Inc.

Allied Stores

Corp.,

preferred

Teck-Hughes

Gold

Tilo

Inc.

Roofing,

Treesweet

Troxel

Uarco,

Products

8

8-30

9-

8

8-29

8-25

8-15

8-31

8-25

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

5c

9-10

8-26

preferred

9-14

8-26
8-

3

25c

9-15

9-

1

3'A%

9-15

9-

1

American

9-15

9-

1

9-15

9-

1

American

$1.18%

9-15

9-

1

4'A %

$1.25

9-15

9-

1

American

9-20

9-

6

28c

9-

1

8-10

9-

1

8-10

American

Airlines,

7-29

8-10

8-25

8-19

9-

1

8-12

10-

1

10-

1

10-20

Bakeries,

preferred

American

Can

Co.,

Co.,

American

9-

8-19

American

9-10

8-31

America

American &

8-31
8-22

American

1

8-15

American

9-

1

8-18

American Gas

8-26

8-18

American

1

8-20

American

Hair

Forging

& Electric

&

1

8-17

American

1

8-17

American Hospital Supply
American Indemnity
Co.

preferred

—

Home

Co.

Insurance

Co.

—

(quar.)—
—

Co.

Machine

Maize-Products,

preferred
Metal

&

of

8-15

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-13

9-1

8-12
8-12

25c

10-

1

9-

6

75c

10-

1

9-

6

34%c
50c
25c
12'Ac
15c
40c
15c
12'Ac
5c
45c

N.

(quar.)

Co.

<quar.)_
(quar.)_

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

8-15
10-

1

7-21
7-21
9-15

9-15

9-

2

9-15

9-

1

9-15

9-

1

8-30

8-16

9-26

9-12

9-

9

8-31

'8-10
8-19

8-15

7-29

9-10

8-10
9-

1

9-12

25c

10-10

9-30

10-

1

9-21

9-

1

8-15

9-20

8-19

9-

1

8-

5

10-

1

9-

1

9-

J.)—

common

(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,

8-22

30c
$3.60

Illinois

Foundry

American
American

4'A%

5

9-16

1

20c

(monthly)

—

Investment

8-22

4'A%

8-

1

9-

25c
(quar.)—_

(s-a)

8-25

8-16

(quar.)

(Newark,

10-11

8-26

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

40C

—

Co.

Products

8-31

8-17

8-19

10-

$1.50

9-15

8-27

9-15

35c

(quar.)

12 VaC

American

1

1

•>

Semi-Annual

7%

5

10-

9-

(quar.)

common

9-

12-

8-

87'Ac

(quar.)—

(quar.)

Felt,

9-

$5c

5

1

50c

(quar.)

20c

Ltd

8-

9-

$1.12'A

(quar.)

(quar.)—

9-

American

9-15

1

3'Ac

Socket

9-15

2

1

9-

20c

(quar.)

Power

&

Furniture

9-

2

10-

50c

(quar.)

25c

9-

8-19

$1.25

(quar.)

Greetings

9-

7-29

75c

(quar.)_
(St. Louis)—

common

Tiling

Foreign

9-10

1

8-15

5

9-10

9-

933Ac

__

(quar.)

Corp.

9-10

1

7-30

7-30

9-10

t$1.32

(quar.i—
Cable (quar.)——

Encaustic
Enka

American

8-15
8-15

125c

&

9-

10-

8-19

25c

(quar.)

common

Colortype

8-22
8-22

10-

5

t55c

——

Electronics

Chain

9-

J50c

_.

9-

37'Ac

'—

(quar.)

preferred

9-

2

8-19

81 'Ac

Quarterly from net income

25c

8-25

2

5

Business Shares—

45c

9-

9-

9-

Ltd.—

preferred

Note

Bank

American

1

7-20

9-30

9-

30c

common

American

9-10

8-15

$1

____

preferred

convertible

American

10-

9

8-15

100%

dividend)
(quar.)

Automobile Insur. Co.

9-16

S5c

9

30c

convertible

9-

t25c

99-

9-23

1

$1

_____

Quarterly

$6

7-29

8-17
8-25

$1.02

common

10-

1

8-17

75c

(quar.)

of Canada,

10-

37'/aC

8-12

14c

(quar.)__;

common

50c

40c

9

30c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
;
2nd preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Leather Co,—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
American Aggregates, common
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_

7%<

9-

$1.31'A

5'A%

8-10

8

9-15

$1.12'A

,

4%

6%

1

75c

(quar.)—

common

Mfg.,

10-

$2

12 «/2C

15c

Mfg

Inc.

Mines,
(quar.)

9-

40C

3Va /»

$3.75

t5c

(quar.)!

1

9-15

,__—

(quar.)

(quar.)
Corp.
(stock

Thermal

9-15

$1.09%

—

t20c

—

preference

pfd.

preferred

,

8-31

9-

(quar.)

common

Laboratories,

Extra

1

9-30

15c

Co., 5'/»%

Co.,

9-15
10-

9-16

60c

-

t20c

(quar.)

^

Extra

4%

35c

„

20c

(quar.)
(quar.)

com.

(s-a)

convertible

Aluminum Co.
9-

8-17

1

10-

8-19

1

9-

5

9-13

1

$1.15

Portland Cement (increased quar.)__
Aluminium, Ltd.
(quar.)
—
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.)

9-

10-

preferred (quar.)___
—I
Wood Steel, common
(increased)—__

Alpha

5c

8-18

9-16

25c

_~

Superior Portland Cement, Inc.
.
Tamblyn (G.i, Ltd., common
(quar.)

8-15

9-

__

(quar.)______

Ltd.

32c

8-18
8-

8-19

1

60c

Corp.J

(quar.)

Oil Co.,

3

1

50c

(quar.)
A.)

9-

9-

60c

(quar.)

Extra

3

y

8-19

-50c

iquar.)___

Terstegge

&

9-

—

9

30c

Furniture

Storkline

8-15

7-29

35c

(quar.)_

9-

Co.—

(quar.)

Delaware

Sterling Drug Co.,

1

9-

:

:

1

8-15

Ky.)

8-15

tlOc

10-

33c

(quar.)

8-10

9-

10-15

com.

Standard

(Ohio)

1

1

$1.05

94c

—

8-25

Oil

(quar.)

(quar.)

4.20 preferred

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Alloy Cast Steel Co. (quar.)

1

7-29

9-

9-

__

4%

6-15
8-15

10c

$2.50

common

preferred
Power,

$1.12'/a
-

$2-$5

Extra

20c

4.60%

Allied

8-12

87'Ac

3.50%
Alabama

$1.05'A

preferred (quar.)_
Staley (A. F.) Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
Standard Dredging, $1.60 preferred
(quar.)

9-

1

Corp.,

Gas

Holdnrt

8-12

(s-a)

50c

Standard

9-

Alabama

25c

(quar.)__—_

.—;

9

10-25

preferred

$1.75

(s-a)—/

common

9-

11-15

5%

When

Payable of Renv

8-26
9-16

25C

8-

25C

.8-22

8-25

(quar.)

8

—

$1.32

(

1

9-30

(quar.)
Akron Canton & Youngstown RR.—

8-

30c

(quar.) —

8

9-12

Inc.

$2

$1.12'/a,

:

8-16
8-

8-20

1

10-14

4.08%

12'Ac

Platinum

preferred
(Quar.i
4 'A %
preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
43A%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.i
$3.75
preference
(quar.)

Oil

9-

9-12

Extra-

preferred (quar.)—
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance

9-16

preferred

Allis-Cnalmers

—

Southwestern States Telephone,

8-22

8-15

$1.12'A
$1.12Va

75c

on

1

8-22

4.50%

Airfleets,

Allied

prior preferred

$1

Stahl-M'eyer,

2

11-1
9-12

(quar.)
—
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd. (quar.)__
Air Reduction Co., common (quar.)

8

60c

paym't
Aug. 9.)

9

8-22

8-18

9-

9-TO
9-10
8-20

Corp.

9-

com.

9-

1

9-12

Gas,

Aeroquip

9-30

J5c

9-

9-15

10-

Uniop

8-20

2

10- 3
10- 3
9-15

invest¬
gains)

net

from net capital

10c

8

35c

(quar.)
&

9-

9-

75c
$1

4'/a%

J.),

&

8-19

1

9-

7'Ac
from

(10c

Inc.

and

9-

$2

(quar.)—

8-31

10-

70c

$1.50

(W.

Fund,
inc.

9-30

30c

(quar.i—

(Morgan)
American

ment

5%
preferred (quar.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, com. (increased)
4.37'A
preferred
(quar.)
Allen Electric & Equipment Co. (quar.)__—

33'/a %

Co.

1

9-

tl2'Ac
t30c
t$1.25

(quar.)

Alan

$1.75

dividend
Pen

Advisers

Inc.

Allied Control Co.,

on
the 7%
stock at this time.)
Sayi'e & Fisher Brick Co. (quar.)_____-_
Seaboard Finance, $2.12 preferred
—
(Entire issue to be redeemed Sept. 12)

Shealfer

Hat

8-22

preferred

Inc.

9-

8- 4
9- 1
8-15

(quar.)—;

8-17

$1.75

—

9-12

55c
40c

8-15

RR.—

Lead (quar.)
Mills—
(Directors omitted
payment

Lines,

8-19

1

9-15
9- 1

(quar.)
;

1

10c

company

Stock

Co.

.

9-13

9-

Petroleum—
action

Steel

Extra

—•—

& Chicago
.%

meeting held
Sagamore Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
at

9-10

—

$1

Riegel Textile Corp., common (quar.)
$4 preferred A (quar.)—
_

Consolidated

8-12

$1

87'Ac

(quar.i— __

common

(quar.)—
Pyle National Co. (quar;)
8%
preferred (quar.)—
Rath Packing (quar.)
:
Renabie Mines, Ltd. (interim)

(Directors deferred

8-19

8-19

62'Ac

25c

,25c

(quar.i-

Wayne

8-15

9-20

—

preferred

Ryan

9-

9-15

30c

(quar.)—..

1

8-

—

Inc.

Ft.

Common

1

8-25

Adams Engineering Co.—
Class A common
(quar.)

8-19

30c

.

preierred (quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.i—

Pioneer

1

9-

12'Ac

8-22

1

25c

(quar.)——

& Co.,

8-19

9-

50c

1

$1.50

(quar.)

A

9-

,

—

9-

9-

10c

~

7

1

10c

common

Acme

12'AC

1

30c

(quar.);

Co.

Industries,

9-15

2

Ltd.

Corp.—

1

8-25

10-

10c

convertible

9-15

1

9-

15C

(quar.)

B

Paterson-Sargent

F

1

9-

1

.__

(quar.)
CO.

C
5%

10-

9-

1

10-

$1.50

(quar.)

(quar.)

Appliance
Pen, class

Parker

9-

9-15

20c

9-15

1

10-

$1.75

Consolidated

9-15

9-15

Sham

35c

(quar.)__

Products
(increased)—
Pacific
Coast
Aggregates
(quar—
Pacific Telephone & Telegrapn Co.—

Tin

9-30

35c

'

1

10-

48c

93%c

Investment,

Canadian

preferred

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Vending Corp.

55C

Clay

6%

7-16

7-30

9-30

paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the

9-28

20%

$2C

Common

4-16

8-15

this

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Co.—

Pacific

5-1-56
8-1-56

10-

«

10-

8-15

40c

Lumber

Northrop
Olympia

Atlantic

1-16

20c

preferred (quar.)
Acadia-Atlantic
Sugar
Refineries,
Ltd.
Common
(quar.)
$1.20 class A (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Acme Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
$1.10 convertible preferred (accum.)__

9-12

____

Co.

Y.)

(N.

Insurance

10-19

11-

give the dividends announced in previous

we

Name Of Company

"

A

15c

50c

(quar.)

1

1

2-1-56

25c

:—

25c

(quar.)

(J. J.) Co. (quar.)
Electric, common (quar.i—
preferred (quar.)____—;

North

Pacific

9-15

9-12

20%

dividend)—

——- —

North

9-

$1.06'/*

—

announced

ABC

Newberry
Newport

9-15

preceding table.
30c

—

Insurance

6

8-26

$2.27

(quar.)

Co.__.

Below

■-

9-

35c

'

,

6

1

9-15

25c

(s-a)—_

Miles (quar.)——

&

9-

10-

$1.25

(quar.)

Insurance

Co.

Governor

Cab

1

37'Ac

preferred

7%

weeks and not yet

25c

class

Ltd.,

Co.

_____—

__________—^

.

8-17

10-

Per

class A (stock
dividend)

Standard

i

8-18

9- 1

this time.)

National Life

Woodward

Yellow

8-15

1

35C

.

quar.)—
(increased)

Mills,

—

(quar.)

Power

Hirsch,

&

Wysong

1

9-

10c

;

(quar.i

Water

at

Extra

9-

42 Vac

(quar.i.

8-24

$4.37'A

from accumulated realized gains)

Hosiery

stock

10-14

City)—

(Kansas

England

Sloane

$1.50

Co

______

Quarterly

8

1

68 %c

(quar.)

Reinsurance

30c

5

from net investment income and

(stock

National

9-

9-

2

75c

(quar.)—

8-22

2

75c

Disinfecting Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Whitman (William) (Ohio)—
Final
liquidation
*
Williams & Co. (quar.)
Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)-(Directors omitted payment on common

8-

9

37 Vac

—

$5

9-15

9-

37'/aC

——

•

Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)

8-15

$1

(quar.)

common

B—___
National Life & Accident Insurance (Tenn.)

8-15

9-27

75c
50c

57Vic

pfd. A

Co.—

Supply

Homes,
B

National

7-29

15c

(quar.)
C

Fuel

cents

4

National

8-

40c

Circuit Breaker, common
4.60% preferred (quar.)

8-25

35c

(quar.)

preference

(iniual

common

(11 cents

8-15

(quar.)

I-T-E

Illinois Telephone Co.,

Chemical

Monsanto

Mountain

8-15

50c
$1.18%
$1.25

(quar.)

Mining

8-31

9-10

St. Lawrence Flour

!

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-15

2

9-30

37 Vac

West

1

2oc

St. Joseph

9-15

preferred

10-

9-

62'Ac

:—-

common

preferred

Washington

i

$1.10

(quar.)

$3.50

8-25

$1.10
$1.11
32'Ac
7Vic

J.(, 3.65%

Chemical,

8-19

(quar.)

—

37'Ac

(Entire issue called for redemption at $50
per share on Aug. 19 plus this dividend)

1

9-15

preferred

4%%

Monroe

Service

9-10

$1.05

(H.

Public

common

(quar.)

Mining & Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)_.

Missouri

9-

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-15

9-

-—

Mold & Iron (quar.)

45c

_

$1; preferred

1

933Ac
35c

.

common

Paper
(increased!Plywood Corp
_

Hilton

1

J3c

9-15

1

a.

1

30c

(quar.)—

preferred

35c

Co.,

Minnesota

New

Corp.,

20c

(quar.)___

Corp.

5

50c

Hammermill

4'A%

Oil

8-

100%;

(quar.)___—<—

common

Utilities,

preferred

Hershey

9-

9

preferred

Harbor

9-22

9-15

9-

preferred

$4.44

Oil,

Midwest

9-

15c

Machinery

Portland
T.)

States

$4.40

Midland

8-18

25c

iW.

$4.20

$4

8-16

1

10c

(quar.)___

Packing

preferred

Seatrain

(quar.i—

(Boston)

Steel

Falls

3%%

4.40%

$1.75

Y.)

General Tire & Rubber (quar.)__
Gillette Co. (stock dividend)

6%

1

9-

8-19

40c

(quar.)---

9-12

50c

(quar.)

Extra

5%

9-

8-15

$1.75
$1.50
50c
35c

Co._

(N.

Gregg

National

Worth

Garlock

RR.

Insurance

Coe

Formula

Heinz

8-16

9-15

9-

9-

$2.50

<quar.)_

9-15

1

37 Vac

(quar.)

preferred

$1,25

Michigan Gas & Electric

20c

Kalamazoo

Excelsior

Gulf

1

Co.—

_______—

Extra

Grant

9-

8-13

20c

-

Empire District Electric (quar.)—
Equitable Fire Assurance (Charleston, S. C.)
Semi-annually

Glens

8-16

1

34%c

(quar.)
—

preferred (quar.)
Eastern Sugar Associates,

Foster

8-16

1

preferred

6%'

65c

9-20

10-

$1.13

6%

$3

8-31

10-10

10c

6%

$4.50

8-10

9-10

Ry.—

—

8-29'

10c

Stores

(s-a)
Pacific

(quar.)

8-29

1

10-20

9-10

1

$27'Ac

—

8-19

9-

10-20

11-15

,

(s-u)

preferred
preferred

Vulcan

11-15

10-

*25c

1

(s-a)

9-15

9-15

|.

1)

(quar.)______

5c

(quar.)

preferred

Oct.

Extra

;

6%

10-20

$2.50

preferred

Vulcan

Corp. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)__

$4

v

10-20

11-15

10-

22'Ac
85c

pfd. (quar.)

Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginian Ry., common < quar.)_.

at

(quar.)

35c

._

_.

(Calif.),

Co.

St.

First

5

1

9-

9-

25c
J30c

6%

Fort

10-

9-

8-20

30c

(quar. I

Stores

Faber,

10-15

2

50c
J2c

(quar.)

Dewey Portland Cement (quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. (quar.)
Dobeckmun Cp.
(quar.)___

Erie

9-

9-

20c

Delinite

7%

9-15

50c
93%c
933/4C

Extra

Delaware

East

8-25

93%c

(quar.)

(quar.)

3.90%
preferred C
Del Monto Properties

9-10

75c

__

Corp., common (quar.)
33A% preferred series A (quar.)_____

8-25

8-12
8-19

50%

Dana

9

6

50c

dividend)

(increased)

9-

8-31

4c

A

(stock

Inc.

>

Pacific

(initial

common

>

Electric

8-25

22'Ac

(quar.)__

common

8-10

15c
30c

div.)

Motors

Corp.
Electric,

1

25c

(quar.)

A

Community Public Service (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel (stock

9-15

$1.31'A

class

25c
10%

20c

Locks

preferred

New

(quar.)___

B

$5.25

8-15

8-15

(quar.)

A

5%

8-15

8-31

$2.75

Hosiery Co. (quar.)
Broadcasting System—

Columbia

f

Master

on

preferred

Shreveport &

Common

9-12

J 17c

pfd

redemption

per share plus this dividend
MacKinnon
Structural
Steel—

Mutual Trust
9-

8-31

55c
$1.12'A

(quar.)__

common

(quar.)

City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Clark Equipment, common (quar.)
Claussner

Co., 5%

lor

class A

Vicksburg,
5%

a

11-15

Machinery Depot, Ltd.—

$1.18%

Mfg. & Sales Co. (quar.)_
Macassa Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
MacFadden Publications, $1.50 partic. pfd.__
.(
(Entire issue called for redemption at $30

1>

1

10-

15c

Illinois

4Vb%

Power

called

5Va%

9*

9-30

$2

-——

Universal Winding Co., 90c conv.
Raalte Co. (quar.)

Van

Vancouver

Holdnt

When

Payable of Ren

$1.75

preferred (quar.)__
United Steel, Ltd.

8-31

luc

(quar.)__

35c

Ludlow

9

10-

125c

(quar.)

Extra

Cinzano,

issue

8-15

9-15

$20.80 per share plus this dividend)

t

8-10

15c

-

B

(Entire

8-25

12'Ac

(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)

Lower St. Lawrence

,

Mercantile

pay¬

Extra
Class

1

1

1

1

5c

common

convertible

9-

9 *

$4c

(quar.)____'____

Gas Co.,

9-15

8-15

(quar.)

Carton

7%

10-31

preferred
Star

4.75%>

8-19:

10-

$1.12'A

(quar.)

convertible preferred (quar.)
Pood Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)

Catelli

t

10-

5%
Lone

8-19.

10-

Corp. of America—

$1.20

I

9-15

17'Ac

Inc.

Ingersoll Rand,

preferred (s-a)
Mills, class A

5%

9-15

10-20

tlOc

'

Catalin

8-19

$30c

Mills,

B

1

Ltd.—

Burrus

Class

9-

$1.75

—

Columbia Electric, 4'A%

Tire,

8-19

$1.06
__

(quar.)

British

5%.

1

(quar.)____

common

Spring Co.'
Leverage Fund (Canada), Ltd.—
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), common (quar.)

8-19

U5c

(quar.)

Cannon

11-

5c

Inc.,

Messenger

British American Bank Note,
'
Increased quarterly

Canadian

$3

Ltd

Lee

8-19

1

$1.15

Briggs Mfg. Co.
(increased!
British American Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)______

Canadian

(s-a)_

(quar.)___

(quar.)

Mines,

H.),

Co.

(quar.)

8-19

Corp.

&

—.

United New Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)__—
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)__
—
Extra

8-18

8-25

.

(quar.)
J.) & Sons

10-11

9-

$1

common

1

9-15

1

9-15

1

9-10

1

1

9-

20c

9-

10-

$2.95

12-

(M.

9-

8-22.

10c

Gold

Lamston

9-

8-22

9-10

t8c

Lamaque

50c

9-10

8-15

8-22

30c

40c

1

8-31

$1.12'A

Board

(quar.)_.

(quar.)

Aircraft

United

9-

9-10

1

United

9-15.

$1.25

9-13

8-11

9-15

8-15

preferred

preferred

(quar.)

Missouri, com.

of

preferred

9-30

1

preferred

Co.

9-30

9-

quar.)

(quar)

Share
35c
$1.12'/a
$1
92'Ac
87'Ac
$1
25c
$2.50
$1.50

(quar.)—

27'Ac

40c

9-

(quar.)

preferred

9-

8-19

8-17

preferred

$3.50

3

1

9-10

$3.70

9-15

1

9-

25c

8-19

9-26

9-

100%

3

9-

1

&

9-

9-30

9-

10-

Count

$6

$4

40c

Kinney (G. R.) Co. (quar.)___
Lake Superior District Power, com.

Lang

$4.50

9-15

50c

(increased

Kern

8-19

50c

Mills

Bourne

Land

8-31

6

5

9-15

1

20c

9-

45c

cjlass A (extra)

Inc.,

Organization

10-10

12'Ac

pfd.

on.

preferred

5%

Son,

&

Bostich,

4'A%

,__

Kent-Moore

,

1

10-

35c

(quar.)__

common

(s-a)

8-31

5%

10-

533Ac

Union Electric

$1.25

62'Ac

(quar.)

preferred A
4'A%• preferred (quar.)
,
7%
preferred (quar.)___
Barymin Co., Ltd.!
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.)
Belleterre Quebec Mines, Ltd. (s-a)

Sulphur,

10-10

6

9-15

$1.37'A

Kalamazoo, Allegan & Grand Rapids RR.—
Semi-annually

Payable of Reo.

Name of Company

l

50c

(quar)

15c

_______

common
(quar.)_.

Lake

preferred

Per

,

10-

$1.25

$3

___

A (quar.}___
Hydro-Electric,

Holdert

B

_____

(quar.)

20c

.

Class

z.

(quar.)

31'Ac

-

i

When

C

5c

.___

Bangor

preferred

Preferred

Holdert

Payable of Reo.

31'Ac
60c

(quar.)

com.

Jamaica Water Supply, common
5%
preferred A (quar.)

7%
Share

Light & Power,
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)

4.30%

payment date.
Company

Share

Electric

4.80%

nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their

Name of

When

Per

DIVIDENDS

15

(615)

com.

65c
40c
25c
40c

$1.75
50c
$1.12'/a

(quar.)
;
—

$1.12'A

1

8-11

9-10

8-25

9-30

9-22

9-30

9-22
8-19

9-

1

9-

1

8-19

12-

1

11-21

16

(616)

Per

Name of Company

American Metal
5%%

American Meter

preferred

Co.

(quar.)

(quar.).

9-

9

Boston

9-30

9-

9

Brantford

class

A

B

9-15

8-26

rf-15

8-

9-15

9-

9-15

9-

$2.90
preference
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)

50c

9-15

9-

Brillo

(quar.)

25c

preferred

Class

1

A

9-15

9-

$1

(quar.)

9-15

B

8-15

Central

$25c
tl2VuC

(quar.)

(quar.)__

9-

Mig.

Co.

Bristol-Myers
3%%

9-1

8-4
8-4

(quar.)
Central Telephone, 5.40% pfd. (quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service (quar.)

British

......

Co.,

^uar.i

$1.25

9-20

9-12

(quar.)

$1.25

12-20

12-12

30c

8-15

8-

9

35c

9-24

9-

6

$1.75

9-

1

8-26

Brockton

25c

9-

7

8-12

8-31

8-

50c

9-15

8-25

9-30

(interim)

common

Pulley

Co. (quar.)
Radiator
&
Standard

American

Corp.,
7%

(increased

common

preferred

Electric,

(quar.)

—

Americun

American

Steel

American

Foundries

Tobacco

American Water

5V2%

Co.

Works,

preferred

American

—

6%

pld.

on

(accum.)

(quar.)
Anheuser-Buscn - (quar.)

Co.,

preferred

$3.75
Class
Aro

9-

1

9-

9

7

Brown

8-11

8-10

9-

1

8-10

9-12

$5

8-31

1

8-15

1

7-^9

9-

1

8-

1

9-

1

8-

1

9-

1

8-

1

Buell

27 %c

9-

1

8-

1

Buffalo

25c

(quar.)_

.common

31c

$1.06%

9-15
10-

9

Bunker

9-

8

8-

5

9-

1

8-

5

9-15

8-

5

933/4c
(quar.)

50c

(quar.)

10-

1

50c

Equipment Corp., 4%%
Oil & Refining—

pfd.

(quar.)—

10-

1

9-

1

4.20%

Common
$5

(increased

2nd

pld.

preferred

quar.)

1952

20c

series

(quar.)

8-22

Corp.
(initial
quar.)
lopeka & Santa Fe Ry.—

8-12

changed for

1

8-12

class

8-31

8-15

and

$1.31%
10c

1

9-

$1.25
Air

Line

Ry.

Above

of

(quar.)

Atlanta & Charlotte

(s-a)

$4.50

9-

1

9-

7-29

1

Line

Co.

(Conn.)—

50c

Atlantic Coast

9-12

8-

Co.

RR.

(quar.)

50c

9-12

8-

:

12 %c

Co.

(quar.)__.

Atlas

Refining Co.,
Corp.
(4uar.)

Atlas

Finance

Atlas

Co.

Powder

com.

Class A

Automatic Steel
30c

Mutual

Prouucia.

I

und,

8-15

9-10

8-26

(quar.)

20c

Ltd

inc.,

$4c

new

Fund
Piano

40c

9-

11c

8-29

8-

9-16

9-

2

Ltd

$6c

Aroostook

(quar.)

9-30

1-13-56

12-30

4.40%

9-15

5.30%

(N.

—

of

Power

(J.

Stock

B.)

(quar.)

Paper Ltd.,

25c

$1.43%

_

15c

cl.

A

(quar.)

(quar.)

Distilling,

A

common

(increased)

$5 preferred (quar.)
Beck (A. S.) Shoe, common
4%% nreferred (r.uar.)
Beech Aircraft

(quar.)

&

dividend

1

8-

1

1

8-17

9-

1

8-

preferred

12-

1

9-

1

9-

1

8-12

10%
25c

(quar.)

50c

50c
50c

(increased)

1

9-

Carlisle Corp.

Blackstone

preferred
Co.

8

2

Carpenter Paper Co.
Carpenter Steel Co.,
Extia

9-20

Carrier

(quar.)

Eohn Aluminum
& Brass
(quar.)
Bopd Investment Trust
of American
(From

investment income)
Bondstock Corp. (2c
from capital
3c

from

earnings)

Borax Consol. Ltd.
Co.

Borg-Warner

8-20

$1.05

9-

1

8-20

9-

1

8-20

9-

1

8-20

Class

10-

1

9-15

Central

Foundry,

5%

Franklin

Process

Albany RR.

Central

9-

8-22

Boston Fund
Boston Real

(from

Estate

11-30

11-1$

8-15

7-25

9-

9

8-19

9-

9

9-15

9c

(quar.)

.

Trust




9-

1

8-

a

AiSc

10-

1

8-20

9-

.7-20

-

.

9-

1

50c

9-

1

10-

1

9-30

9-14
8-31

11c

8-26

7-29

50c

9-

8-24

1

4 <ww/

4.50%

8-9

8-10
.

.

Central
Central

110c

Central Soya Co.

9-1

8-

1

115c

r-15

1

k

3cc

in

1

$1.12V2

9-

1

9-20

$1 25

and

$123

h

1

'

10-

103?

ti

com.

(quar.)

9

t

?

1*

9

q

10c

(increased)

35c
$1.12%
■>

9-15

'

*

33c

8-15

'

(

a

1

8-15

10c

10-

1

8-15

25c

8-19

60c

9-15

10c

9-14

9-3

35c

9-15
9-15

9- 1
9- 1
8-15
7-15
8-18
8-18
8-1

(quar.)_

25c
37%c
25c
25c

class

&

A

.tl3c

(quar.)

Corp.

50c

$37%c

common

55c

(quar.)

quar.)

dividend

(one

Co.

Copper

for

&

Steel

Electric
Paint

Co.

Coro.

75c

9- 1

8- 9
9- 9

7-29
7-21
9* 2
9- 2

9-2
8-15
8-5
8-19

9-16

25c
75c

(Chicago)

share
each

Steel

of

9-30
9-15

93%c

10- 1

35c

9- 1

8"18

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-25

9"^

Continental

shrs.

10-14

10- J

10%

100

9-12

8-30

8*J;

held)

Industries—
31 %c

9- 1

Corp.

(Increased)

50c

(stock

dividend)

3%

9-15
8-15
9- 1
9-1

&

25c
'

:

75c

50c

20c

quar.).

9- 1

8'{,

9-27
9-1°

15c

Paperboard

B*29

P-L5
9-10
9-10

jj*

62%c

J'Jr

8-

:

(quar.)

75c
25c

9-10
9-10

»*

20c

Products

Cosmos

Imperial. Mills Ltd.

9-10

10c
50c

9-30

■"%

37%c
$2.50
*2 50
$17%c
$2.50

9-16
8-15

.

11-J?

' ^

;

•'

(quar.)__

7.2q

;

1
1

8-30
8-20

$1

(Chicago)
(quar.)_.

Refrigeration (increased

Inc.

8-20
1

10-

(quar.)

com.

Range Co. (quar.)
Copperweld Stee» Co., com. (increased)
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)__:___
Cornell

1

8-31

10-

15c

(quar.)
Co.

8-24
10-

$1.13

America,

Casualty

1
1

$1.12%

(quar.)

common

99-

9-1

10-

(quar.)

Can,

1

8-15

$1.04

(quar.)_

of

9-

Paper—
100%

(Me.)

9-20
7-29

8- 8
8-12

$1.50

Ltd.,

Power

9-15

$25c

Extra.

ir

4

9- I
9-1

9-

Copper

8-1

8-

1

(quar.)

(initial

preferred

Copeland

2
,

8-30

12-10

10-

(quar.)

Cosden Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
—4
j

8-«

12-11

23c

30c

(quar.)__

8.31

9-13

9-10

Ltd

Corp.

8-15

25c

8-15

9-15

(quar.)

Canada

1

8.31

8-15

1

(quar.)

Varnish, common (quar.)
$3
prior preferred
(qirar.7~j______-__j.___
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (resumed).

9.1
1

1

9-

quar.)
com.

9.15

9-

*

10c

9-

(quar.)

Co.,

Water

Cook

A

£ 8

33

(quar.)

8- 1

20c

(stock
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)__

5%

8-19

30

8-15

8-11

56%c

Co.

Water

Continental

J J?
$106%

8- 1

quarterly

Assurance

9-12

9-10

8-15

Common

l2" f

1

in_

35c

40c

(quar.)

so

1

16-

JJSg

com.

of

Theatres.

Cook

" 20

$1.08V4

9-22

$1

Laundries

Power

Continental

8" 5
fl-

8- 3

11- 1

(quar.)

preferred

Stock

5 2

~ 12-20

(quar.)

Corp.-<quar.)____^_

Co.

1

1

8"16
fi-20

(quar.)
Wire

9

2II

_

8-11

(Toronto)—

4% preferred (quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.

1?"!!
!l f

l?~?i

50c

1

8-25

50c

Glass, Ltd. (quar.)

Continental

9-

20c

Asso.

(increased

$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred

$3.75

9-19

8-16

dividend

Continental

9- 1

10-10

J12V2C

:

Container

9-10

$5

(s-a)

(quar.)

common

preferred

Consumers

8-15

[2S

(quar.)_

com.

1st

Consumers

li-u

13

8-15

(quar.);

Life

Edison

Consumers

8-15

8-3}

8- 1

9- 9

15c

Co., Inc., 40c preferred

Stock

5

11-30

Products___,J.___

West

5"

«-31

7-20

8-15

l?8c

Increased

r'is

56y"c
7J?

9- 1

$1.37%

Light & Power,

Consolidated

8-30

9-

9-22
8-15

common

Coppermines

$4.16

9

8-15

$2

quar.)__

Bakeries

«

9-

10-14

1
,

(quar.)

Corp.,

preferred

Consolidated

sio

fl"

1

9-

$20c

Consolidated Paper Co.

01 =

9-1

11-

35c

(quar.)
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)

7-29

q.

$1.12J/2

50c

Insurance

Gas,

preferred

Mills

6%

7-14

8-15

10-14

Ltd.—

Consolidated

r.h

t$1.25

1

(Boston)

Insurance

Extra
1

11-

20c

Consolidated Engineering (quar.)
Consolidated Freightways, common

Q-14

q-

9-16

10c

137c

Natural

Connohio

q-14

1

1

(quar.)

Consolidated

R

1010-

10-

$1.06%

(initial

Connecticut Power

1

110c

1

(quar.)

Consolidated

113c

(quar.)

Steel

Central Steel &

R-

8-15

9-

Quarterly

r-is

1

$1.25

1®lana Electric,

South

8-22

50c

B

Co.

Life

Congoleum-Nairn

1

9-

and B (quar.)

Securiites,

preferred
Ohio

8-

8-18

10c

(quar.)

Edison

h

t25c

preferred

Central-Illinais

9

8-22

8-18

9- 1

Quarterly

ISl

$20c

8-18

9- 1

(monthly)

common

Consolidated
1

1

(quar.)

Confederation

ir

10-

9-2

9-

50c

common

4%

8-15

t31V4C

9- 2

9-29

50c

(quar.)

Mutual

Ltd.—-

preferred
(quar.)__
4.26%
preferred
(quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)___„_.

3

System

Enterprises,

Cone

1911
q

8-15

9-15

10c

Carbon

5%%

q-m

m-is

8-31

62V2C

National Life

Concord

r_is

1

1

~

(quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Central Illinois Public
Service,

1

and

$2

income)

A

Gas

Commonwealth

Q-in

10-

+2oP.

Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
4.35% preferred (quar.)

8-19
9-

series

4'/a%

1

9-15

9-13

Sc

com

(quar.)

Power,

preferred

New

7-29

10-

7-25

9-30

of America—

Hotel, Inc.
Commoil, Ltd. (s-a)

7-29

8-15

7-29

8-15

5c

A

8-15

50c

Commodore

Trust,

4%

87V?c

investment

■

25 pre'ern*| ■cries A
preferred

9-14

62%c

Quarterly

8-10

9-

Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—

150

1

$20c

(quar.)__

Co

9-14

8-20

87V2C

(quar.)

Combined

8-19

9-

"

8-15
'

9-20

8-15

t50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-17

10-14

9- 1

(quar.)

Columbus

7-29

120c

preferred

10-28
10- 1

(quar.)

Columbian

8-19

tm<>

(quar.)

9-16

8-25

10- 1

(monthly)

Connecticut

4V2% pfd. (quar.)

9-14

5c

Co

«

9-30
1

8

$15c

^iiTtni°AUCtS> dgSS A
cl". S g-i
B

9-

$25c

™

& Co

8-16

I

35c

1st non-cumulative preferred..^

$4.25

g_31

8-31

50c

$25c

(quar.)

£arSn?'rf>lrie' Scott
.

9_lg

iioc

(quar.)

75c

5%

common

7-29

(quar.)

1

21c

(quar.)

8-15

75c

9-

preferred

preferred

1

9-10

Columbia Pictures—

a.10

4*4%

9-

10-

$7.40

class

Corp.

Stone

Central

Columbia

3.39

$3

8-10

(Two shs. of the 20c

common

preferred

4%

1

1

8-16

60c

Corp.,

8-

9

8-25

25c

(interim)

7-29

8-15

9.

8-15

Shares

gains

8-16

45c

q.

common

8-l0

1

10c

(monthly)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
■
Colorado Milling & Elevator
(quar.)
Colorado & Southern Railway—

1

40c

1

50c

(quar.)

3%% preferred
Boston &

Corp.,

1

9-

Common

8-5

75c

9-10

35c

-

17V2c

12-

(quar.)

9-

-

——

9-1

(quar.)

15c

(quar.)

12-10

&

Stores,

Common

1

(2V2c

+50c

Co.,

9-

50c

25c

Sand

Colorado

5

17 %c

—

30c

_

v

Borden

———

Central Cold Storage

Bloch

Bros.
Tobacco, 6% preferred
Blqe Bell Inc. (quar.)
Quarterlx
Blue Ridge Mutual
Fund, Inc.
From investment
income
Boeing Airplune Co. (quar.)
Special

9-

1—loc

$1.18%

(quar.)

8" 5

9-10

(quar.)

(quar.)

28 Vac

(quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—

8'15

invest, inc.)

Gas

7-25

9-20

-----

10c
12%c

(quar.)

pfd.

9-15

34c
—

8-

4%

15c

(quar.)

8-15

div.).

preferred

5%

1

tioc

1

8-30

7-29

common

$1.06%

Co. (quar.)
Black Hills Power &
Light, c6m.
4.20%
preferred (quai.)
5.56%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75% preferred

8-

8-15

130c

Investment

8-15

1

8-15

40c

4%
8-15

$i0c

preferred
(quar.)
Carborundum Co. (quar.)____

10-

12 %c

.

25c

(quar.)

Black-Clawson

Blaw-Knox

1

9-

1

common...

5%

8-

25c

Ltd.,

9- 2

87V2c

Quarterly

1

9-

(quar.)

com.

1

25c

Bingham-Herbrand Corp. (increased)

Canadian

Machine,

Ltd.,

1

9-

31V4C

125c

Ltd.,

1

$1.12%

__

Natural

9-

8-12

$32y2c

Cos.,
Utilities,

10-

8-15

1

Colonial

/(quar.)

Western

10-

6

9-

(stock

Acceptance

Colonial

Co., Ltd. (quar.)

Oil

$1.75

9-

35c

7™

Canadian

10-

Colonial Life Insurance Co.

2%

7-29

Canadian

9-

Colonial

8_15

7-20

9-13

8-15

8-15

8-10

1

8-19

1

Class A

Insurance—

(quar.)—

10- 1

(quar.)

$1

8-31

3iy4C

International

gtd.

;

9-

32V2C

8-31

$1.75

_

-l.

Ltd.,

8-12

Ice

A

7-20

Corp

30c

(quar.)___

9-

35c

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)

—

Class

Canadian

9-15

8-15

pref. for each share held)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)

5

7-29

net

9-30

75c

(quar.)

8-

7-29

Fairbanks-Morse, Ltd.

50c

(quar.)

Co.

10c

(quar.)—

Canadian

9

Co.

International

Foil

8-31

7-29

com.

8-19

12-21

Co

8-24

8-15

(From

Products

8-15

8-15

Fund. Inc.

Aluminum

8-15

8-15

Foundry Ltd.,

9. 1

9-12

1-3-66

15c

9-15

33c

&

9-15

15c

$1.50

15c

31c

33%c

Ltd.

25c

8-ia

$1.12%

7»/2c

33'Ac

Foundries,

8- l

(quar.)

$12c

(quar.)

Car

A

Canadian

8-12

2-

.

Electric

Class

11-10

3-1-56

$1.18%

Manufacturing

Birlman

Canadian

9

$1.06V4

(quar.)

Company
(quar.)
Steel Corp.,
com.

4.25%

8-

8-24

25c

(quar

Bethlehem
7%

1

9-

(quar.)

75C

Iron

8-15

(quar.)_J

Columbian

States Life

8.iq

i0-21

9-

Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware—

27%c
D

8-15

1

(monthly)

Coca-Cola

21.

A

8_lfl

9- 1

g.10

20c

(quar.)

Coca-Cola

Lines, Ltd.
'
Canada Vinegars,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common
(quar.)_
$1.25 convertible preference
(quar.)——

8-15

8-24

June

1

40c

guaranteed

Foods

Cochran

1

9-

9-12

Monthly

com.

S-

Illuminating—

Clore Chemical Co.

shares

Malting. Ltd. (quar.)
Canada Permanent
Mortgage Corp.
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Special
100th
anniversary bonug
Canada Steamship

8-12
8-

1

15c
common

Hathaway, Inc.
(quar.)
Bessemer Liniesione &
Cement, com.
4% preferred (quar.I

Extra

25 %

15c

Co.,

Berkshire

Bibb

1

9-

Clinton

8

8

9.10

11- 1

(initial)

preferred

special

Club

Canada

8-12

8-15

new

four

$4.50

4%

8-5

1010-

Electric

common

l

50c

Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7%

Co.—

Dominion Sugar

Canadian

__

preferred

&

9-

15c

4%% preferred (quar.)^
Beneficial Corp. (stock dividend)

Best

9-22

1"

9-1

10-29
10-29

(quar.)—

preferred

Canada

9-10

40c

*

Howell

4%%

9-22

9-10

9-

8-5

New

of

Telephone (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.)

Canada &

37 Vac

8-5

1

20c

Canada Foils, Ltd., common
Class
A
(quar.)

1

1

9-

Cleveland

5

E (quar.)
preferred F (quar.)___
preferred G and H (quar.)__

conv.

$1.30 pref.

4

3

9-

Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)

8-31

1

8-5

dividend)
(increased quar.)____

9-15

3

8-8

8-5

(stock

8-

1

of

B

class

9-26

10-

30c

shares

9-

9-15

9-1

8-

Canada Cement

9-30

10-

25c

-

Bell

1

10-

$1.18%

Belden Manuiacturing Co.
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—

Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly

8-25

10-

8-12

10-

50c
$1.75

(quar.)

Stamping

Auto

City

8-8

1

9-

9-1

Semi-annual

9-15

9-15

preferred (quar.)
Cities Service Co. (quar.)

ex¬

convertible

5.20%

3

9-30

being

Each share

class

Ltd.,

Service

5.08%

6

8-

9-1

9-1

(quar.)

Caliloinla-Western

$1.25

_—

Corp.

Stock

9-

$25c

r—

(quar.).,

common

5.36%

8-11

shares

preferred C (quar.)
convertible preferred
convertible preferred

5.28%

9-15
8-15

t35c

(quar.)

Mills,

9-15

910-

Co.

Packing

Water

10-

10-

2%%

preferred

Beaunit

$75c
15c

dividend

Class

50c

20%

Inc.

$1.50

$1.25

Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
City Investing Co., common
Clark Controller
Co.
(quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland Builders Supply
(quar.)

$50c

effective

common

Interstate

California
Calif.

Y.)—

(quar.)
California (quar.)

Cigars,

Beam

pfd. (quar.)

dividend

Oil

Bayuk

10-

10c •

Insurance

common

10-

B

of

Dock,

Cement

California

1

$1.25

City

$1.12V2

&
Distributing Co.—
participating preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, com. (lncr.
quar.)

9-

40c

5%

8-15

9-16

SST
Cold
Storage

7-29

9.15

$1

8-15

$1

$1.50

9-15

10- 3

4%

8-25

$1.05

$1.50

8-15

$1
75c

4%

8-25

25c

Calif.

10-14

$1.12 Va

prelerred

Bathurst

n

8-17

$1.50
com.

RR. Co., 5%

Snippers

9-14

1

37 %c

(quar.)

preferred C (quar.)
4% % preferred B (quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show (quar.)

Quarterly
Basic Refractories,

9-30

$1.50

common

Electric,

Basin

Calaveras

8

4%

Stock

8-10

10c

inc.)'

(quar.>__

preferred
(quur.
Baltimore Gas &

53/4%

1

(quar.)____
(initial)

6%

&

9-

7-15

8-13

30c

Byllesby (H. M ), 5% preferred (quar.)
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% preferred (accum.)
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)

1

8-

25c

Canada

Co.,

"

Bankers

8-15

8-15

8-16

com.

7-15

10%

preferred
(entire issue
called
for
redemption on Sept. 1 at $103 per share
plus this dividend)-

7-29

invest,

(from

(quar.)

of

preferred

pfd.

com.

"A"

Colleries

Balanced

Bangor &

1

3. 5

9-13

30c

Electric Co.,

Gas &

1

9c

A pref

six

common

Bros.,

8-15

75c
(quar.)

(quar.)_.

Corp.

Cincinnati

4V2%

me

9-

9-

87V2c

common.

share

Dry

9.13

8-15

40c

and

new

Terminal

Butler

8-10

17c

non-cum.

Ayrshire

6%

8-26

Inc.—

Axe-Hougliton Fund

Baldwin

9-20

Bush

Products, Inc.—

non-voting

Avon

8-22

50c

t

Mines,

9-15

15c

Co.

common

9-16

50c

(quar.)

Development
Delaware
Augusta Newspapers,

1

5UC

Atomic

Aunor Gold

(quar.)

10-

8-18

1

Concen¬

&

(J. P.) & Son (quar.)
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Burton-Dixie
Corp.
(quar.)
Bush Terminal Buildings
(initial)

9

Atlantic

new

9-30

preferred (quar.)
Milling Machine, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Cincinnati, New Orleans Si Texas Pacific Ry.

7-30
8-26

5%

,

receives

each

g.12

(quar.)

Cincinnati

Burroughs

9

Line

A

A

10- 1

Chrysler

pref

class

Burrard

8-19

Atlantic Coast

Atlantic

B

9.10

75c
$1.25
25c

$3

8-15

$50c

9-

45c

Class

jo.!*

5c

Mining

Co., Ltd., class

8-22

Atcmson,

Common

Burns &

8-15

$1.25

a.2c

10- 1

9-20

■

°

1

11- 1

(initial quar.)

35c

dividend

9-15

8-22

9-15

preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.

6

1

9.

s

fl

—

_________

1

(quar.)

Sullivan

9-15

I

8-15

9-

9-

1

50c
37'/2c

Extra

1

(quar.)

&

$1.25

Associated Dry Goods, com. (increased
quar.)
5%%
preiefred
(quar.)
Astron

9-15

1

a

Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.

Ltd.—

37 %c

(quar.)

9-

30c

3.15

$2

8-15

9-

o',,

9-

$10

8-18

".lasa

n

9-29

1

Illinois RR.—

11-18

9-19

q.-m

8-15

75c

1

9-15

10-15

$2

1

8-15

7 nn

50c

1

15c

8" ®

8-15

$1.12J/2

9-

20c

9.15

Special

9-

_

8_i5

30c

9-

25c

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)

preferred
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)

4 % %.

55c

7%c

(quar.)

Chilton Co.

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

4%

»

Co.

Chicago & Eastern

10-

Co

Inc.

Hill

Stock

8-19

8-in

(quar.)
(quar.)

Bank

Gas

preferred (quar.)
Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
& Quincy RR
Chicago Corp., $3 pref. (quar.)
Chicago Dock &
Canal (quar.)

25c

3Va%

8-26

56'Ac

r

8-20

12-

$30c

trating (increased quar.)
Burlington Industries, com (increased quar.)

8-26

9

9-10

4%%

to

in

10- 1

Chicago, Burlington

8-19

c

8

Unadilla Telephone—

$1.25

Machine

&

Bullock's

9-

1

1

15c

Chesapeake

8-19

9-

9-

25c

80c

Quarterly from net investment Income

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Co.

Forge

9-30

9-13

8-25

50c

r

$1.12%

30c

(quar.)

Line

Bullock Fund,

8-31

1

Die

8-15

:

8-16

50c

25c

(quar.)
Mfg. (uuar.)

Company, common (quar.)__
$5
preferred
(quar.)
;
Budget Finance Plan (stock dividend)

9-16

8-31

25c

Budd

45c

(quar.)__
class A

9-30

8-31

8-1
8-1
8-15

8

q"

Q-iq

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)

Mannatcan

Chenango

9-19

9-1

10-

25c

:__

(initial)

(quar.)

Falls

Buckeye Pipe

Ashland
$1.50

Hill

1

9-1

$3

(s-a)__

(quar.)__

Co.

preferred

9-

8-15

95c

Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Bryant Chucking Grinder (quar.)
Buck

Chattanooga

$1.10

Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A__
Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co.—

8-10

Chase

9-7
8- 1

$1.10

(quar.)

Co.

Sharpe

Shoe

25c

(quar.)

Rubber,

B

&

$20c

(quar.)

(quar.)_
Co., common

preferred

Armstrong

Rubber

Brown

9-15

25c

Corp.

Armstrong Cork

Brown

8

9-

12 %c

Steel

1

9-

10-

9-7

q

9-30

25c

25c

8-

87 %c

(quar.)_„

Power,

B

Apartments

common

9-30

1

1

Common

series

Bigelow

8-29

50c

(quar.)

preferred

Armco

&

Co.,

59c

preferred

$1.10

preferred

Brown

11-

10-

9-15

25c

(quar.)

Corp.

20c

(quar.)

7V2c
37V2c

Co.

B.)

(A.

10- 1

50c

preferred

Brown

8-15

Channing

362c

t$1.19

Extra

62 %c

$2.36

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.

4.65%

8-15

1

15c

(quar.)

Arkansas-Missouri

1

9-

30c

common

$3 participating preferred
(quar.)
Argo Oil (quar.)
;
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Arizona Public
Service, common—_—

$2.50

9-

31 %C

Chance

9-7

d*i5
2

(quar.)__

preferred

9-7

1

Gas

Brooklyn Garden

8-15

$15c

Inc., class A (quar.)

Farms

8-10

1

$1.25

A

Anvil Brand,

1

Stores

Taunton

4.40%

9-

25c

prior preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—

Arden

9-

!

preferred
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__

5

37 %c
37%c

25%

_T

$5

Class

(quar.)

Co.

Belt

0

8-31
8-15

(quar.)__

Champion Paper & Fibre, com.
$4.50

(quar.)

Broadway-Hale

8-15

10- 3

£?
o

23c

(quar.)

Co.

8-15

67%c

(quar.)

Products

Payable of

50c

(quar.)

Pasco

10- 1

$56c

Common

common

(quar.)

preferred

34 %C

(quar.)—

(quar.)

dividend

Common

4%%

1

de

Certain-Teed

10-

$$1

(quar.)

preferred

9-

10-14

Mills

Ribbon

Century
Cerro

Ltd.—

(quar.)

preferred

5%

80c

Window Glass, 5% pfd.
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—

American

Stock

(quar.)—_—

(quar.)

(quar.)

prelerred

4'/2%

Sanitary

quar.)

Seating Co.
(quar.)
American Smelting & Refining

4%

Chain

1

35c

City)

Cessna Aircraft

10-

93%c

$3.80

60c

9-30

40c

Surety &

(Kansas

8-15
9-15
9-15
9-15

1

9-

62'Ac
56V4C

(quar.)

Columbia

pielerieu

preferred

American

9-1

$72 %c
(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Share

,
Insurance Corp.—

8-25

Bridge & Tank of Canada, Ltd.—

6%

«

Ltd.,

Cordage,

Name of Company

Payable of Reo.

10c

Rubber

50c

5%

<

Share

&

Hose

25c

Chemical—

&

(quar.)

American President Lines

I

Company

Woven

Holdert

When

Per
Name of

9-30

25c

Potash

A

Extra

$4

Holder•

37 %c

50c

—

(quar.)—

Extra

Class

When

Payable of Reo.

27V2C

(quar.)_

common

Hpe & Construction Co.

American
Class

Share

Products,

convertible

American

Financial Chronicle... Monday, August
15, 1955

The Commercial and

;

(quar.)

Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%' preferred (s-ii)_-

(Continued

on page

52)

8-I0
1-1-55

a-*

Number 5455... The Commercial

Volume 182

and Financial Chronicle

(617)

Stock Record «» New York Stock
DULY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Lowest

Range since Jan.

Highest
49 y. Apr

t

40% Nov

Lowest
8

9% Jan

6

115% Apr
14 % Dec

5% Jan

5

10% Dec

4-

50% Dec

30

32

7

Jan

56 V* Dec

Nov 24

51

20

.

39% Mar 14

14

Jan

10G

107

31

Jan

13

Jan

1

NEW

Highest

19

111

Feb

l

27

ABC

12% Feb

18

ACF-Brill

03

30

18
18

Jan

ACF

Acme

4

26% Dec

31

20% Jan

6

32% Apr

44 % Nov

29

39 Mi Jan

6

47

24% Jan

4

31

30

3

.34

5

,22% Mar

89

Nov

30

5

Jan

29y« Dec

8

2

Feb

33

2% Jan

4

85 V* Jan

29

107

July 29

157

21 % Dec

111

6

14

72

29

Dec

<

3% Mar 25

4

16 V* Jun

Dec

Dec

3% Jan

6

29

109% Jan

7

18% July 28

12

85

Aug

2

4

9

Dec

29

Sep 29

210

Dec

23

Jan

141

Dec

27

18

6

Jan

80

Jan

6

97

4

113

Dec

20

106

Jan

106

Dec

13

104

Jan

11

14% Jan

15% Dec

6

104% Dec

71% Jan

30

20

93

Jan

Mar

19 % Dec

16

19

Jan

40 %

Sep

29

34% Jun

553/s Dec

3

90

Jan

97

94% Jan

122% July
25% Aug
40

3% Feb

63% Jun

7

98
•

6

4%%

Apr

$4,375

Allied

4%

2% May 16

3% Mar 29

Jan

5

39

May

17

29

6

92

4

22% Dec
109

Dec

22

35

Dec

27

Feb

18

105% Dec

17

16% Jan

4

32% Dec

56

Jan

4

66

Nov

Jan

4

15% Dec

91 % Feb

6

29 % Jun

6

139%Jun

13

35 % Jan

12

100

Jan

Feb

1

110

27% Mar 15

31% Feb

58

Dec

20

56% Jan

6

30% Oct 21

41

Mar 15

33% Jan

6

Jun

15

104% Mar

5

100

Jan

6%

1

84

6%

Amer

41% July 26

12

106%

18%

July 27

4%

9%

3%

20%

92

9%

9%

54%
114

,t

18%
109%

*110%
18 %

X106

55%
112

108 %

106

25 %

25%
35%

57%

20

of

58%

96

__100

57%

96

96%

96%

71%

100

♦142

100

♦118

com

Brake

101

99

58%

4,600

96

96

70%
*141

*96

71%

71

117%

117%

*118

15,100

145
120

900

36%

99%

100 %

100'/8

102%

101%

101

3%

*3

3%

102%

23,400

3%

300

3'/a

*35%

38

*35%

38

27%

,

4,600

12,300

38

27%

*27%

28%

*27%

28%

94%

93

94%

92%

93

92%

93%

92%

79

79

78

78

78

78

77%

300

94

80

78

26%
125

34%
107

25 %
*120

x33%
*105%

25%

24%

33%

25%

Xl21%

125

121%

33%

/

107

28%
122

33%

*105%

25%

33%

107

25%

122

*105%

34%

30%

30%

30%

30 %

*30

67%

67%

67%

67%

17%

*68%

17

16%

17

*62%

65

30

30

69%

16%

68

*62

1

64%

40%

38%

104%

104 %

103%

104 %

40

38%

800

39

105

69%

90

16%

17'/a

17,700

66

♦63

♦68 Va

17

39

♦103

1,800

107

30%

67

400

33%

*105

30%

1,200
35,000

122

*33%

107

7,400

25%

122

17 %
40

500.

71%

♦142

67

100

97

144

30%

No par

com

preferred

900

5<J%

69

28%

♦64

400

58%

36

*27%

10

8,200
7

68%

28%

—_50

25

36

♦27%

♦106

107%

25

68 %

1

100

106%

25%

35%

*3

25%

106%

1,900

58%

70%

*36

♦73

700

18%

67%

3

par

112

18%

35%

38

94

*110%

18%

67%

♦35%

par

112

7,500

36%

.

118

38

3

"50

55%
115

66%

3%

3%

55
*112

X34 %

♦35%

1

common

Co

102%

54%

!

*35%

118

35%

30,000
"

35"/a

150

67

Arma

Shoe

118

35

66%

9%
•„

160

96

70%

_l

preferred

convertible

118

36

60%

9%

♦151%

35%

♦140

50

preferred
Bosch

122

35 %

66%

No par

Bank Note

71%

2,000

58%

*95

144

1

common

conv

70%
♦141

10

America

Limited

cum

72%
148

500

24%
92

*25

35%

58-4

24%

105

25%

35%

5.600

11,700

117

♦SO

160

18%

107%

25%
35

58%

20

♦115%

9%

3%

20%

•

112

*110%

25 %

163

3%

117

54

35%

common—No par

700

*157

3%

*217

112

25 %

3,000
13,900

9%

18%

15

33%

20 %

*151%

112

18%

1,700-

5,200

125%

25%

114

*110%

18%

14%

92

55%

112

200

22%

33%

*217

54%

.

114

32%

125%

*24%

9%

1,600

117%

15

*90

155

800

3.300

46%

'

125%

92

155

19,900

30%

22%

163

♦115%

*217
170

69%

117%

24%

*90

25.900

33%

20

•

•

80

*32

22%

3%

20%

24%

32 %

*157

116

116

24%

67%
•76

117

33

4

20%

117

11%

125%

35%

Corp com—2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%
50

Mar 30

56%

1

34

American

24%

33%

5

Airlines

American

20

32%

*217

118

108 %

163

*155

112

125

23

10%

♦113

No par

163

*157

117
*

11

14%

125%

*90%

170

♦110%

convertible preferred—_100

4%%

92

100

convertible preferred

3%%

5 5'A

*123

No par

Co

American

9%
♦160

Co

Stores Corp
preferred

July 11
22% Mar 30

2

6

♦90 %

American Bakeries Co com—No
par

68

Jan

4

96

8

May 31

65

14% Jan

24%

♦217

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp—No
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No

23

20% Jan

20

37% Jan

July 26

.

30

31% Mar 15

5

9

105 % Jun

102

20

98

May 12

76

29

4

20%

11

22%

14 %

33y8

4

2,100

117

126%

3%

117%

24-4

No par

Amalgamted Leather Co

May 16

11% Jan

20%

*116%

1

Aluminium

34

4%

13%

*32

22%

33%
*157

500

13%

10%

126%

1

100

6

25% Jan

70% Jan

4

No par

Aluminum

16

34%

108 %

13%

32%

22%

6.900

108%

13%

117%

117

14%
33%

163

Industries Inc

*31%

22%

♦157

gtd

32%

118%

22%

127

common

Dye

*32

118%

100

preferred

45%

66%

22%

lo

conv

65%

121 %

♦124

4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
.j

15

22%

_100

6

Feb

26% Mar 16

cum

118

i

2

15

35

23

*4%

May

40

26 % Dec

Nov

46 %

Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3%%
convertible preferred

13

Apr 23

91

45,l8

5

preferred A
$4 prior preferred

11

Jan

7

45%

5%%

11

19

Jan

46

32 %

preferred

Alleghany Corp

9

28

57

46%

32 %

74% July
112% July

1

55% May 12
72% Jan 18

16

46%

Mills

81% Apr
160% Apr

5

30%

common...

Chemical &

134% Apr

11

30%

100

Kid

4

1% Jan

Inc

Allied

6

29

75 %

30%

common

Allied

143% Aug

Dec

Inc

Allied

116*a Jan

78

73%

30%

preferred

6

17

11

73 %

30

Vicksburg Ry

5

26

Jan

&

July 22

124 % Nov

47

67%

*73%

30%

;

Allen

Jun

147% Nov

34% Aug

Corp

16

19

S3y4 Jan

May 28

65%

74

x30

l

Alleghany & West Ry 6%

17

103

66%

',74

31%

_No par

10

74% Nov

jan

66

75

3C%

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp

45% Jan

m

67%

75

Co

Corp—.

110% Jun

51% Mar 14

July 14

65%
-

io

59% July 25
120 % July 35

7

37% Jan

11

i.

Products

7%

24

3

Jan

Alco

3

Jun

20

16

10%

50

Co

Express

Aldens

July 12
Jun

18

28

11

Alaska Juneau Gold Mining

5

170

7

E% Jan

20

326

4

May

38% Jan

16

Jan

91% Aug

21

92% Mar 11

45 Ya Dec

10%

25

preferred

Alabama

9
Aug
28% July 25

Mar 14

4

5

26% Mar 30

3

28% Jan

10%

common

110

Shares

42%

10%

2.50

Inc

Aeroquip Corp
1
Air Reduction Inc common—No
par
4.50% pfd 1951 series
100

117

6

7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
122

Jan

*108%

the Week
v

42%

13%

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10

170

3

18% Jan

Jan

80

July 28

109%
13%

42%

109%

Admiral

20

42%

13%

4

20

43'%

13%

8

Jun

42%

13%

Adams-Millis

138

Friday
Aug. 12

Aug. 11

13%

21

37% Jun

Mar 15

29

3% Jan
140

.

43'

Sales for

Thursday

1

Apr

Aug 11

43

PRICES

108 %

Adams

15

44

SALE

Aug. 10

108%

30% Jan

21
21% July 8
14% Aug 10
27% Mar 14

43%

HIGH

Wednesday

109%

Motors Co

Steel

Aug. »

♦107%

121% Aug

77% Jan
'

123-

3

12% Jan

Jun

172

>

24

155% Feb

104

Aug 20

5

July 26

-

Tuesday

Aug. 8

100

Industries

5%

27

common

Vending Corp

69% Aug 12
78% Jun 20

4

Monday
Par

preferred

16% Jan

27 % Jan

18% May

4%

6

46% Jan

LOW AND

STOCK

Abbott Laboratories

3

7% Mar 23

-

YORK

EXCHANGE

48% Jan

20% Jan

58

FOR EVERY LISYEC STOCK

STOCKS

Year 1954
-

Exchange

*63'/a

39%

'103

66

39%

105

40

104%

5,500

104%

400

Amer Broadcasting-Paramount

14% Jan

4

25% Dec

31

22% Jan

18

16% Jan

4

19% Dec

31

18% Jan

17

4% Jan

11

10

31

35% Feb

4

27%.Jan

6% July

21 % Mar

29

3«% May If

45% Jun

29

43% Feb

47

1

5%

3

48% Nov

,

Theatres

8

9% Jan

7

49% Jun

23

44% Jan

Dec

33% July 15

Jan

7%

Can

&

Radio

Co

common

4

38% Nov

29

35% Jan

13

41% Jun

20

American

Chain

&

4

66 % Dec

21

60

12

Chicle

Co

25% Aug

12

23% Mar 17

6

27% Mar 14

71% May
6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2

American

11

Jan

5

32% Dec

91

Jan

4

99

Sep

29

56

Dec

29

48

148% Dec

21

140

43% Mar 25

126% Apr 21
105% Jun 30

31% Jan

114% Dec

27

93

106

July

1

Mar 14

54% Sep

8

27

39% Dec

9

12% Jan 26
34% Mar 10

11% Sep
8% Jan

16

i

33% Jan
57
26

23

IS

27

76

Dec

4% Dec

28

30

Jan

48% Aug
75% Jun

20

70

Nov

17

65

13

Jun

28.

.11

Jan

14

14

23% Jan

12

100% Jan 19

100

,21% Feb 24
84% Jan

283/a July 27
94% Oct
4

4

17% Jan 11

30% Nov
54

Nov

25

8

100% Jan

31

20% Mar 14

30

Aug

31

24% Mar 16

32

Jun

11% Sep

104% Mar 23

10% Jan

23

14% May 12

507/a Oct

18%

-

47%

47%.'

13%

13%

47

47%

47

66

66%

60

65

Gas 8c Electric Co

17

9% July 11

7

noncumulative

46% Jan

6

U Aug 10

107

Jan

21

3

4 % %

Jun

17

American

13% Jan

4

American

Motors

July 29

American

Natural

1

Aug 12

22% Feb

24

42% Jan

13

277/s Jan

34

4

144% Jan
36

118%

Jun

4

22

170

26

Oct

4

3

37% Feb

9

50% Jan

30

13

39 % Jan

3

Feb

27
31

29% Feb

Nov

17

47

62 %

6

161% Jun
122

Sep

33 % Dec
j

6

40% Mar 14

40% Aug 17
125

5

29% Jan

May 24

45% Dec

Mar 31

25% Aug 30
5
44% Jan
50

57

Oct

16

Jun

1

72% Apr

11

54% July
172

5
Apr 22

45% July

7

131% Aug 12

1

35 % Apr

12

13

58% Feb

18

Jan

4

74% Dec

8

64% Jan

6

84

121% Jan

8

142% Nov

5

137% Jan

4

145

10% Feb 25

16% Dec

6

14% Jan

12

172% Jan

13

Apr 21
Apr

11

20% Jan

31

Potash &

7%

12% Jan

4

11% Jan
29

10

Mar 24

28% Aug

1

6

30% Jun

16

213/4 Aug 11

21% Sep

22% Aug

59'/a

59%

350

53%

20,500

100
common

Sugar

Water

Preferred

6%

Preferred

41

July 21

8% FPH

For

23

footnotes




see

7

46

Jan

6

57% Jan

3
28

13% Jan

3

29% Apr

1

29

page

Mar

44% Jan

52 % Mar 29

;_15% Nov

110

Issued

28.

183%

73%

72%

138 %

137%

59%

60%

117%

117%

58

*117%

167

45%

129%
34%
50

77

142%
16

184%
73

167

45%
*129

167

166%

45%

166%
46

166 »A
•45

167

410

46

400

33%

33%

33%

33%

34

5.100

49 %

49%

49%

•49'/a

50

1,000

76%.

130

131%

•76%

76%

78

138%

140%

138

139%

16%

16%

*16

16%

16%

183%

183%

183

183%

183'A

72%

73%

137%

138'%

59%

57%

*117%

58%
118

72%
138

57%
118

78

73%
139

58%
118

138

72%
138

57%
•118

131%

78%
139

1,500

183%

29,900

73'A

139%
58

9%

2.700

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

*28%

28%

*28%

28%

28%

28%

♦28'/a

29

*28%

29

x28%

28 '/a

•28%

29

•28 y2

29

26%
22

25%

860

300

29

*26%

16,300
23,300

118%

28%

9%

300

850

16%

P%

*28%,

60

129%

33%
49%

138%
118

•45

129 %

28%

*

*21%

j

200

100

26

26'/a

27%

27

27%

7,200

*21

21%

*21

21%

21%

21%

22 V*

22 %

400

59,200

26%

25%

-50
Cable

69%

71%

69

70%

70

71'%

70%

74%

73

74%

No par

59%

60%

60

60%

59

59%

59 %

60%

59%

60

1,170

36%

37%

36%

36%

37

37

36 »A

36%

36%

37

2,000

>105

108

Hocking Glass Corp—

Common

$4

184%

72%

1

Co

3

183%

16

137%

25

series

Lead & Smelt com

Wire &

26

*76%

139%

16

series

Anaconda

38% Aug

77
142

lf%

Works Co com—5
25

5%%

Anaconda

104 % Apr

77

139%

100

8

23

49%

25

preferred

65

45% Dec

33%

50%

25

common

Viscose Corp com.

74% Aug 12

6

34%

50%

-100

6

12

45%

5
100

Tobacco

preferred

Anchor

166%
♦129

100

6

Jan

167

34%

Refining com—100

preferred

American Sumatra

Jan

33% Jan

167

45%

Co

47

100

3.600

53 y8

52% Jan

20

32%

59

29

Jun

32%

53%

23

40

32%

59

Dec

33% Mar 30

31%

52

Nov

41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24

31%

52 %

52

5

31%

58

59

Jan

31%

51%

45% Jan
30

4,900

x31%

58

29% Jan

Mar

3i>

32%

7%

129%

When

173

7%

45%

3

17% .Ian

15

24

173

7%

129%

Amer Zinc

24%
173

7%

58%

Snuff

American

23%
173

7%

51%

4

13

24%
173

7%

58

113% Jan

22

24

*170

7%

50%

29

9 % Jun

24%
173

7%

52%

45% Dec

26% Jan

23%
>170

7%
59%

19

25% May 17

24%
173

51%

30% Apr

27

7%

No par

Tel & Tel Co

Aug 13

>170

Building Co—No par

Tobacco

11% Sep

275,600

32%

American

28

1

♦58%

American

9

%

10

74% July 29

17

13

19,900

100
5

25

5%

14,900
23,100

24 Va

24%

common—5
+—

preferred

American

700

9%

53%

5,300

noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American Stores Co
1

6%

13'A

9%

52%

3.700

6%

American

♦12%

9%
53%

3,600

Amer Smelt & Refg com

American

13

9%

84%

preferred

American Ship

13

52%

54

83%

Safety Razor
American Seating Co—

7%

9%

30

10,700

85

American

7%

13%

29'/a
33

84

187% July 21

9% July

9%

53%

107

28%

♦31'/a

84

141 % May 13

25% Feb

9%

56%

105 'A

32%

84

62% Feb 21

10

9%

55%

♦

29 %

32%

130% Jan 20
38% Mar 14
116% Jun

9%

56%

•31

107

49%

7

5

13%

9%

56%

29%

32

8c Std Sany

Amer Rad

•104

29 %

33

40

1,500

11,800

49

10

120% Mar

107

28%
♦31

59

48'/a

29

July 5
120 % July 12

13%

♦104%

57%

58%

7,200
-

31%

66% Dec

66

29%
32%

57%

34%

30%

138% Feb

4

13%

105

57

28%
91 Va

34 '/a

-

..

46'/a

178 % Dec

July

13%

28%
♦31

55%

28%
•89%

.

300

1,100

86

1

Jan

♦13%

105

35

"

32%

105%

84%

22

55

121

32%

.

28%
91

34 y.

29

32%
•104%

85

Co

Jun

156

29%

56%

28%

•89'/a

103%
"

84

22

9% Jan

105

29%
♦31%

55%

92

35%

35

1,700

Chem cl B—No par

19

27% Jun

57%

*89%

,

32%

105%

4,400

47 %

6

179% Jan

36

*102

♦28

100
-

-

31

87% Apr

7

105

90

35%

13

67

Jun

28%

90

78

12%

46

23

7% May 25

28%

27%

103%

*32%,
♦104%

78

700
6,400

36 "•

*12%

129%

,

30%

73% Nov

21% Mar 14

28%

28%
36%

*28%

77%

65 %
4%

46%

7

170

32%
105%

•102

:

.

*33%

12%'"

6.200

47%

;

31

34% Jan

9

32%
*104%

29

-

9,800

30%

Optical

31

32%

105%

29

4%

13%

45%

News

American

8% Dec

103 %

*104%

•

46%

*64'/a

•

31%

American

3

245/a Dec

•12%

*102

28%

%1

35%

77%

12%

200

12,700

13%

47

11

53% Mar

18.0% Nov

78%

12%

'

47

38% Apr

4

-

105%

56%

1,000

39

18% •18%

4% '■

*34

x77%
<

103%

92

4%

36

♦104%

36%

1,000

14%

31

3

6

Amer

•

32%

28%

1,200

•

47%

1

26% Jan
39% Jan

4

*34

32%

♦90

•

'

*38%

66%

1

X32%

28%

50

No par

Co

30
31

8

•04%

4%

29

1
5
25

Co

35%

46%

65 %

Rights

27% Dec

Jan

Gas

♦102

A

47 %

♦28%

^_20

Corp

42% Dec

6% Jan

1

103%

46%:

-

com—_2

Molasses Co

6

13% Jan

—

100

Products

60

♦102

1

*34

13 %

*64%

.

,

12%

36

18%

13%

4%.

-

78

12%

No par

preferred

4

Jan

77%

12%

No par

convertible preferred

5%%

15

78%

12%

prior preferred
100
American Mach 8c Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred100

American Metal

18
i.

4%

78

preferred__100

30

4%

1

No par

com

4%

36

5%%

Ltd

4%

1

"

'

-

50

American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111

15% May
32% Jan

169

5

10

com

Ice Co common

63% Feb

Feb

5

18%

13%

Power—No par

Amer Metal Co

Dec

12

18%

13%

Foreign

Amer Machine 8c Metals

Dec

7% Jan

18%

13%

6%

2

-

28

9% Nov 22

19"%

13%

8c

7

25

39% Jan

'

6

107

24'

30

18%

•3&%

41% Mar 16

7

115

39

♦38%

-

28,300

-

115

*38%

94% Jan

4

115

»

35% Apr

20

„

163

30L

6%

4

' Jan

115

47%

2,400

57%

•156

38%

4(7%..

600

•'

94%

57
•

38%

American, Hawaiian SS Coo.—

2

19% Apr

15

*114% 115%,

30

94%

57%,
162

14

American Hide & Leather

July 27

23

94 % '

56%
*155

800

27%
■

47%

27% Jan 21
45% Jan
5

*

114%

*29%

*94%

57

162

,

*27

29%

47%;

American

24

114%

94%

56:%
*158

27%

29%

13%'

13

Jan

*94%,

96%

-

♦47%.

89% May 25

23

19% Jan 11

s

1

94%
162

30

2,900

66 %

*13%-

14

107% Feb

56

•

3,400

40%

66%

13%

Apr

2

115

94%
*155

27

29%

45

*40%

*13%

12% Jun

104% May

57%

27

45

40%
65%

«.

American

4

34% Aug

95%
162

•'r

'

19,700

«%

13%

83

Aug

30

•

47%

6

30

27%

30

45

12,800

40%

39%

39%
65

13%

17

105

27

30%

44%

500

•

7

-

*27 %

39%

46%

Jan

29% Jan 20
29% May 19

27%

44%

40%

14

Jan

96% Jan 26

44%

64%

♦

65%

40%

15,400

20%

6%

40

40%

29%

20%

47%

convertible preferred
American-Home Products—,

2

Apr 21

114%

\

40

40%

29%
-

7%

13%

Mar 30

25

107

56%
♦155

-

45%

20%

7

47.%

38

Jun

30

♦94%

100

39%

29'/a

20%

7

1

—

29

27% Dec
31% Dec

30

44%

*64%

29%

20%

6%

American

1

44% Jan

♦26%

10
.10

Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling

40%
66

40%

29%

205/s

-

European Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c

16

5% Apr

Jun

10

com

45

40%

40%

29%
T

7

20

American

Mar 30

1

29

17% Jan

2

16

7

32% Oct 27

93

19% Aug

44%

41

65

American

20

28

_

8

40 %

preferred series B_100
preferred series C-100

conv

American

20%

6%

No par

Co

Cyanamid Co

conv

3%%

22

3% Jun

Jan

7% May 17

Jun

62% Feb

40

1.
31

Jan

3%%

38% Aug

3

Colortype

American

16

02% Jan
4
15% Jun 10

13% Jan It

427/a Dec

Mar

2% Jun

Dec

157/a Dec

.

22

Jun

125

46% Feb 18

137/a Dec

7

Jun

29%

*20%

7%

_No par

Crystal Sugar com__
prior preferred—^...

4%%

63

4
Mar 15

Jan

8

American

Cable

American

17

162

Apr

26% Jan

.

100% Jan

29%

20%

25

20% Jun
22

30 %

6%

Corp

preferred

48% Jan

Jan

29%

♦20%

1

12.50

j.

Cable

American

3

1

20

common

preferred

American

28
,

Inc

preferred

Anderson

Clayton & Co

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining

6.25

No par
21.80
10
14

105

40%

105

>105

40%

*39%

43%

51%

25%

25%

107

39%

39 3

48%

49%

48%

48%

25

25

25'%;

*25

105%

10

40

39 Va

39%

1,700

48

48'/a

47 7A

48%

6,800

25'A

28

27%

28%

3,000

♦105

40

4

♦39%

105'/a

•105

17

*8

{

1
•*

'

-

leaf I954r >

Lowest

I:

;

1% Feb

11

$2% Jan

4

17% Jan

Range since fan. 1
Lowest
Highest

'

"Highest, .;

-

4

6% Jan

43% Feb

14

3

14% Dec 31

Archer-Daniels-Midland

Argo Oil
Armco

27% Aug .10

•3% Jan
16

8% Oct

May 19

5

v

Dec

26

22

13

Jan

102 Va Apr

19

19% Mar
6% Jun

22

9

29% Aug

Jan

26

24

10% Nov

3

14% Apr

4

16% Jun

26% Jan

20Apr

5

30

Jun

16

27

May 13

SI

Jan

Mar 15

3

4k
6'

30
Nov 29
111% Dec 22
55
Nov 11

104% Feb

8

112

4'

o2% Feb

1

69

•2% Jan

8

134% Dec

121% Jan It

151

64% Jan

4

Jun

15

62

Aug 11

34% Jan

3

48

Aug

Goods

Dry

37% July 26

13

39% Jan

Mar

97

5

103% Oct

5;

Jan

•2

58

18

Dec

44% Aug
34%

2

59% Mar
'

May 17

4

39% Dec

29

•5% Jan

4

101% Dec

10

97% Jun

29

4

43% Dec

10

40% Jan

17

^Jan

34% Jan

52 % Dec

4

'17

8

15 Va Jun

9

23

18% Aug
24% Sep

•

July-18

23

17% Feb

7
29

19

Dec

49 % Dec

May 26

4% Jan

63'/a Aug

11% Mar 23
10

29

45% Jan It

7

4

14% Jan

•

14

143/s

14%

143/s

28%

27%

28 Vs

27 Va

28

27%

28%

28 Vs

97%

*96%

97%

*96 Va

97%

97%

*96 Va

*96%

973/4

973/4

*20%

21%

*20%

21%

*20 3/4

21%

*20%

«2C%

21%

21%

6%

6%

*6%

6%

6%

6%

i

4

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

28%

28%

28%

28%

29

29 %

29%

2,100

x33%

34%

34%
;
1U
in
U
59 %
59 Va

33%

34%

343/8

34%

11,000

111%

111%

.

59 %

60 %

129%

134%

60

111%
59%

112

1353/4

136%

5,200

61 %

61%

2,dOG

44 Va

.

60

59%

..

136Va

135

60%

44 7s

3,600

No par

,

10

—

100

5

60%

60%

60%

61

v

44%

44%

44%

44%

97 Vs

97%

44 %

45

373/4

63%
15%

,

44%

lbO

59 %

*97 Va

99

99

*97 Va

44%

45

44 Va

45

38 Va

38

383/4

1,700

63

100

98%

44%

44%

38'/s

_

38%

*99

100

*99

100

100

41

62

62

37%

100

40 Va

.

*97%
■

38%

100.,.

41%

41

—

135%

134%

133%

131

60%
44

60%

44%.. 45%
*97%
99
46
46%
38%
39%
100 ';. 100%

com—_10

series B

112

xii2

33%

*

33,400

.

1

(voting)

Nichols

62%
*13%

20
No par

Corp

*10%
17%

No par

common

40%

40 3/4

41%

41%

61%

62%

61

61

60 %

*13%

15 Va

i

3,700

26,400
160"

...

99%

40%

*

Avco

Mfg Corp (The)

$2.25 conv preferred

*13%

15%

10%

10%

11

No par

*13%

15%

8,*ud

11 */4

11 Vs

*17%

17 Va

17%

*17%

17%

*17%

17%

21%

21%

21%

-.7%
48

63/4

7Vs

6 34

*46%

47%

47 %

21

*17%

6%

7

*46%

47%

7

li

v

va

1,200

1' Va

100

21
■

b '/8

1,700

vs

4U,lU0

7

47%

47%

47%

4,200

15%

21 Va

21

21

21

-

61

*13 Va

1U74

11

11

7.t,;
48

3

common

■<

21 %

Conv prior pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer___5

18

'

37% Jan

15%
28%

Pnwdf»r«—

Austin

MarSO

16'%
29

59

50

RR

800

29

33%
34%
110 % 111%

50

Co

r

500

28

*273/4

28

28

28

28

20
—„ —

28%
15%

;—100

$3.75

6%

28%

28

,

29

,

1

,

Line

6%

6%

6%

10

14

•4

11,000

41 Va

14%

27%

Refining common

Common

Jan 11

17,700

40%

14%

8% Apr

18

17

22,D00

14%
28

40 %

14%

22% Feb

Mar 21

6% Jan

41 Vs

41%

14%

100

Electric

Coast

Atlas Tack

4

41

29

40 Vs

,

Preferred

41

X28%

28%

Atlas Corp

48% Mar 31

47% Mar 14

2

Mar 24

14% Aug

20

Jan

16

.

Ariac

10% May 28
5
Feb 12
15

20

28%

4,800

14%

Co

preferred

Atlantic

5

101% Apr

2,yU0

30 %

42%

-

City

Atlantic

9

47% Aug

1

27% Jan

4%

Mar 17

101

9

Atlantic

39"/s

30

29%

-

Preferred

2

39 %

29%

Corp—

Investment
.

61

39%

28%

No par
5

Corp

Common

22

Jun

39 %

14%

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—

6

39%

41%

preferred

5.25%

600

39%

40

5%

29 Va

Carpet

Associates

5%

1

Common

.9

Aug

May 27

Shares

*5%

5

2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par '

8

34% Aug

26% Mar 14

13% Jan
•3% Jan

31% Jan

Aug. 12

5Vs

5 Vs

5

com

preferred

Associated

the Week

Friday

*5 Vs

5%

49%

*

*

10

Illinois

of

Co Inc
No par
Inc—-^*s._2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co——_1

16

4

14
18

12% Jan

23

5%

5%
40

Industries

Arvin

Va

39%

Corp

Co

Constable

Artloom

17

9% Feb

14

$3.75
Arnold

3

Jan

&

5

No par

Armstrong Cork Co common

28

96% Mar 23

7
31

102% Dec

6

35% Apr

5

Corp

Steel

Armour

10

16% Feb

6

il

•

Aug. 11

Aug, 10-

Aug. 9

Aug. 8

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
»
1

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday fc
Par

P W Products Co Inc

6

46% July

13% Jan

"EXCHANGE

.

5

31% July

May 12

24 % May

36

~i%Apr~30

A

3

38% July 12

&% Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26% Dec 22

- -

*■

v

•4% May 19

STOCK.VU

NEW YORK

.

LOW AND

STOCKS

,

Range for Previous

.

i

t'M

Monday, August 15,-1955

...

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
1

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(618)

600

B

11

4

Nov

23

7

75 % Dec

30

66

Jan

II

8% Jan

11

13% Dec

29

11% Jan

•

20% Jan

8

30% Jan

10

,

8

6% Mar 14

4% Jan

42% Jan

>■

8% Feb 10
114

Babbitt

(B

Bancock

-

Mar 24

&

Inc

T)

(The)_Nopar

'

6%

6%

1

Wilcox Co

94

92

i

6%

6%

6%

•a

93%

*

93%

93%

95

:

13%

v

13%

13%

/■ I
■Ji

3l"/s July 26

7

113% Dec

Jan

7

107

18% Jan

11

107

Jan

93

9

24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12

113% May
105

26

99'

40% Dec

29

35% Jan

18

60% Nov

19

54% Jan

32

Dec

31

30

Jan

6

10

86

Dec

29

83

Jan

4

43% Jan

4

64

4Va%

5

12

Jan

'

53% July 27

6

4

Feb

4

Baltimore

Mar 31

Jun:14

109

Nov

16% Jan

39% Jan
48

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

69% Jun
45

4%

preferred series B

8

Ohio

&

93

13%

noncumulative

4%

13%

,.

30

56% May 12

66% Jan

17% Sep
40% Oct

30

15% Jan

8

20% July 20

38% Mar

8

42

.•

20% Jan

36% Dec

10

33% Jan

3

72% Mar 29

Bath Iron

9% Jan

10 % Dec

22

14% Jan

6

17% Apr

8

Bayuk Cigars

40% Jan

55% Dec

8

50% Jan

6

57

Jun

8

Beatrice Foods Co

Jan

143% Dec

9

133

Jan

24

147

Jun

29

99% Jan

107% Dec

2

103% Jun

13

107% May

107

22 Vs Mar 14

31

13% May

25

31

90% Nov 22

Jan

Jun

32

11

96

July 11

Jan

26

17

Dec

21

22% Jan

0

30

Dec

29

40

Jan

3

44 Va Jan

Mar 21

28% Dec

1

35"% Sep

10

28

19% Apr

14

14% Oct

25

13% May 12

Dec

27

22

Jan

17% Jan

4

00% Jan

18

31

30% Jan

Nov 17

96 Va Mar

Fab

16

Bell

15

Bell &

$8
101

Apr

57 %

57

57

5 6 5/S

57

19

18%

18%

18%

*40

4%%

18

4%%

67 %

1,400

44

1,100

100 Va

101

*

56%
18%

*183/4

41

*40

2,300

19

56 %

183/4
*40

100

56 Vs

56 Va

2,300

41

473%

1,700

163/4

16%

16%

16%-

2,900

54% / 543%

54 %

54%

53%

54%

1,800

16%
54%

106

.

*138

142

106 3/4

*105%

•

*105%

*135

145

*135

138

♦105%

106

*105%

106

50

29 %

29%

30

13,600

92

90 %

90%,

50

28 %

28

28%*

3,400

43%

43 3/V

4,003

va

1,000

27 Vs

16,100

"373/4

500

106

31 Va

X28%
91%

91",8

x91

„

29%

28%

29%

91%

30

■

140

140

145

*138

28 '/s

'91

*90

700

1

*91
27%

28

50

*43%

43%

43%

10

28%
14%

28%

28%

28%

28%

28",4

28%

28%

28%

433%
28%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

*14%

14%

14%

14

100

Co

:

1

__1

Co

common

preferred

25%

10

Corp

Howell

*67
*41 %

55%

16%
55 %

RR

Aircraft

67

'

16%

2.50

38,000

47%

55 %

pfd—1

50%

16%

12.50

106

50 Vs

50%

47%

47%

100

60

112
104

47%

47%

100

8,800

*111%
*103

47% ,47%
16%
16%

46

common

35 '/s

35 Va

111%

4,700

42

41

*40

41

*40

41

32,200

101

18%

10

Inc

Beech-Nut Packing
Belding-Heminway

!

42V* Apr

8

57
19

47%

Corp

'4,100

14%

Va

66

42

44 va

102

101

Beech Aircraft Corp
Creek

*41 Va

*100%

6%

94%

*100%

67%

66%

/

\

42

100%

101%

_No par

Works

Beck Shoe (A S)
Beech

.

17

100

'

24

34% May 6
17% Jan 21

6

31% Dec

25

20% NOV 26

preferred

3%%
conv
prior preferred
4%% preferred
Beaunit
Mills
lnc__
•

Mar 18

85

41

9% Jan
32

Dec

2
July 25

4% %

413/4
100%

49%

49%

...

-

35%

*103

10

Barber

29

67

42 ■/«

42 %

49%

50 Vs

67

67 Va

67 %

*

48%

51%

6%
13%

6%

104

111%

1113/4
104

.

lo

preferred
Oil Corp.
Barker Brothers common

Apr

-

50 %

*103

50

Dec

11% July
24% May

1

104

35

35

34 Va

111%

112

*103

100

Convertible 5%

13

.

34%

*111%

104

50

common

34%

35.

*103

preferred__100

Bangor & Aroostook

8

13%
112

100

»

■

*111V4

100*

common

13%
34%

u_

100

preferred series C___

Baltimore

July 14

101 Va Aug

& Elec

Gas

Corp
13
Co—No par

92%

14

6 Va

6%

91 Va

■;

•

*38%

.

26%

-

28

25 Vs

39

X38 Vs

*97%

.

*43

43%

26%

28%

28%

28 Vs

101

*99

100

•

*

./

28Vs
*43

26 Va

; 26%

26

38

*37%

101

*97%

38

3d',a

*97%

101

...

43%

27 Va

26%
37%

38 %

101

40

101

*97%

*

45% Aug
9
19% Mar 15
1% Dec

% May 18
24

Jan

20% Jan

27

*

23

1

29

30

Bendix Aviation

14

1% Jan

Mar 14

43

7

22% Feb

Apr 22

32% Dec

59% Mar

3

Beneficial

4

48% Dec

3

Jan

7

Jan

4

111% Dec

31

101% Jan

0

Best

160% July 25

5

168% Nov 29

161% Feb

9

170

SO

6

14% Dec

29

13% Jan

65% Apr
36% Feb

9% May

30

80% Oct

27

74

Jan

9

50% Dec

29

48% Jan

6

12

29 % Dec

3

14% Jan

11

27'% Dec

31

22% Feb

3

32% Dec

30

28

5

75

24 Vs

Dec

29

1

24% Apr

8

Jan

26

35% Dec

6% Jan

4

17% Dec

13% Jan

4

18

May
17% Nov

23

8

July 29

7

Co

July 21
6

Black & Deckex Mfg

31

4

Blaw-Knox

33% Jun

(E W)

Bliss

&

56% Aug

3

53% Jan

•

61

3

18

Stores

6% Jan

23% Jan

6
11

Dec

13

14% Jan

3

32% Dec

14

28% Jan

3

17

10

14

Jan

9

38

Mar 14

Dec

44% Dec

21

53 Va Jun
19

38

Jan

19% Jan

11
4

95% July 20
26

67

Oct

34% Dec
100

25

6

28% Jan

29

Mar 11

28

95

46 % Mar

13

May 10

56% Jan

Aug 11

Jan

6

12% Jan

4

Jan

13

83

Jan

15

22% Dec

30

20% Jan

36% Dec

21

33

11% Jan
74

33% Aug
2
14% Dec 29

32 % Jan

July 281

8

82

20

15% Jan

85

28

6
24

11

37% Mar 24

10% Jan

11

•00% Feb

3

Dec

30
Mar 12
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
88

27

16

-

74 % Nov

76% Jan

22%, Jan

9

16% Dec 29

15

62%

49,200

25

25%

5.300

28

28

28%

28

28

27%

27%

13%

13%

13%

14

*13%

17%

18%

17%

18

29% Dec

Shoe

Jun

2?,,

34 % Jun

1

22

(

(The)

6
6

12 »/a

la

22
37

11%

11%

11%

11%

62%

62

62%

63

6334

63 Va

64 Va

64%

65

2,400

45 Va

44 Vs

44 3/4

44 Vs

44

44 Vb

44 Va

44%

44%

8,300

99 Va

98

98

98

98

..*97%

59

59 Va

59%

59%

58%

59

58%

56%

-Butler

Aug 12

~

;

Byron

99

*97

1,900

120

98

58%

59 Vs

1,600

24%

24%

10,300

23%

22

23

23

23%

233/4

24%

47%

47%

47%

47%

47%

48%

48%

50

49%

513/8

8,900

15%

16%

15%

15%

15%

16

Vs

15%

16%

15 '/8

16

7,600

5

40%

41

40%

40%

40%

40%

41

41%

41%

413/4

3,800

Co

Co

Watch

54%

54%

54%

55

54%

54 Va

54%

54% '

54%

22

,

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

22%

22%

88 Va

90%

88%

91%

88

88 Va

89

89%

90%

90%

-31%

31%

30%

*95%

96%

*95%

33%

33 %

33

33%

15%

15%

15%

15%

2,700

31%

x30'/s

30%

303/g.

31

303/4

31

96

*95

96

95

95

*95%

96

32%

33

32%

33%

32%

32%

8,600

15%

15%

153/4

16

15%

16

2,100

5,500

:

20

103

*100

103

*99 Vs

*99 Vs

101

100

24

24

24

24

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

2,600

341/2

34%

34%

35

34%

34 %

34%

34%

34%

34%

4,000

21%

25,400

21%

5

100

100

'

<

20%

21%

20%

21

203/4

95%

94%

94 %

*92%

95

*92%

*92%

943/4

28%

28%

28%

*27%

28

28

28

27%

700

32%

27%

10

3234

32%

32 3 4

32%

30%

313/4

31%

31%

12,800

5

:

Inc

preferred

21%

101

28%

*69%

69

69 %

*94

1

—109

;

-

86 Va

*86 '

80

74%

74%

*74% 180

*83

89 %

87%

88

*87

•

5

28%

29%

27%

28%

16%

16%

*16%

17%

~

26%

n

5

No par

•>

26%

100

101

35 %

10

27 %

X26%

21

21%'
933/4

69%

100

700

69

*683/4

18

17%

17%

87

86

86

*85

'

86

*74%

80

*74 Vs

80

*87

88%

*87%

88%

70

12,200

173/4

30,300

17%

*

400
'

17%

participating, preferred
Co*

86

*74Vs

"

17%

69%
18 %

69

18%
86

II III III
Ills

.

common

69

18%

100

Co

89%

31

86

100

Jackson

28,500

*100

5

preferred

Bros

2,100
'

15

No par

Co

54%

No par

—

common

Terminal

,

21%

Co Inc

Butte Copper <fe Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common-

7%

July 27

Va

22%

__1

!

-Burroughs Corp

3

99% Jan 2t
26% Jan
•

11%

2.50

Gas_

Forge Co
Co —;

3%%

Bush

11%

3.50

second preference

22

11%

100

$5 preferred

4%

11%

6,500

45
*98

Burlington Industries Inc com—1
.

17%

11 %

No par

Bigelow

Bulova

1

9% Jan
•

&

Bufralo

8

17%

62

100

July 29

21% Aug

17%

50

July 21

80

17 Va

No par

Bucyrus-Erie

92% Mar

t

Mar 18
Jan

Union

Brown

19% July
1
30%. Jun 27

23

16
10

4

295
100

17%

17%

100

Brunswick-Balke-Collender

;

14

*133/4

14

5

preferred

Brown

11

*13%

15

preferred

Brooklyn

Budd

28 Vs

*28

11%

1.25

Manufacturing Co

3%%

13

24% Jan

12
1

84% Aug

16

10% Apr
26% Sep

33% Jan

Dec

107 Va Nov

July

61%

25%

Bristol-Myers Co-common

75% July 26

3

25% Nov 12

7% Jan

62%

25

Briggs & Stratton

47% Feb 2r*i Bullard

18

14

15% Jan

15% Jun

61%

25

common

Jan

29% Jan

Mar 15

73 V» Jan

98

61%

24%

100

95 %

1

12

5

25

60%

25 Va

2.50

23

May 24

50% Jan

11

'11% Jan

60%

243/8

*

40

Mar 14

30 Va

Oct

11% Feb

58%

25%

25

July 25
31% Feb 23

8

77 % Aug
78% Dec

t3% Jun

60 Va

25%
27 Va
13%

Maine RR—

Brtggs

111

85% Jan 20

Jan

25% Jan

59%

5

preferred

4Va%

23

36% Feb 16
17% May 17

Mar 14

17% Dec

4

July 27
34% May 8
1100% Apr 25

6

14 Va Jan

4

25% Feb

..300

i_5

1

Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co

98

6

12

Jan

4,800

34%

Braniff

56% July 20
24% Jan

-

6

13% Jan
22

60

6,200

27 %

Inc

Common

5%

24%

60

1,300

24%

Boston Edison Co

Boston

1% May

68%

67

27%

Borg-Warner Corp common
3Va% preferred

July 7
July 26

673/4

66%

243/8

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
Borden Co (The)

24% July 27
51% Aug 12
18% Mar 28

100

x24 Va

79%

66

*33%

7

7

65%

*79l

16 %
80

33%

11% Jun

49% Jan

67%

15%

28%

11

3

79

66%

,_No par

Class B

29

81

79

67%

200

13,300

16 V4
80

24%

22

66% May

*79

23,400

33%

19% Jun

48 % Apr

15%

16Vs

16

,

1,800

147 %

166 %

27%

15% Mar 14

6

166%

24%

29

8

16 Vs

145%

167

50 Va

50%

145%

*166%

50^/8

33%

Bon Ami Co class A

Aug

*79

16

50%

143%

166%

50
'

167

2,000

,

28

3

9b

16 Va

50 3/8

144 Va

166%

145%

34

33%

142%

50%

142%
*166%

33

27%

3

Mar 23

50%

147 Va

167 %

16

33

*33%

Jan

34% Jan

50 %

145%

50 %

35 Va

24%

20

62

*32%

'

33

33%

39% Jan

3

32%

28%

8

14

33 Va

15,800

24%

27

17

63,800

v

33%

Aug

Dec

1%

l3a

27%

Boeing

Dec

1%

1%

1%

25

Dec

,

6,000

1%

1%

33 Va

27 Va

99

20%

1%

1%

28%

13% Jun

39

48%

20 Vs

33 Va

31

12

47

20 3/4

28%

31

13

47

20 %

10

Inc

Airplane Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp

93% Jan

46%

20 5/s

2.50

(Delaware)—

8

67% Mar 17

46%

20

81%

Co

Laughlin

3

35% Dec

46

20 %

No par

Bliss

5

88Va Mar

14

47%

20

*166%

l

27% Jun

9% Jan

453/4

1

Co

14

34% July

Bond

48%

67%
24%

Co

54% May 18
20 % Mar 15

12% Jan
74% Sep

30% May 11

l

Steel (Del) com—No par
preferred
:
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951—
100

7%

.

73% July
.

32%

1

a.

1%,

-

Bethlehem

28

Mar

1 peso

a.

Best Poods

19

82

July 18

26% Jan 23
28 Va Mar 15

1

Apr

16Va Jun

18

17% Jan

56'/a July

Consol Mining Co

fz

*20

4

Benguet

35% July 25

144% Jan

Co

20 %

47 Va

5

Finance

-

27

'88V2

'

27%

»

Xl6

26%

27%
-

16

26%

-

11*%

11%

11%

11%

■■

26%

26%

26%

27

26%

*16

26%

!

28%

28

28%

17%

♦16

17%

27>/s

,

27

26%

80

'.

200

5,400

'

102

102

102

35%

35

35

34%

35

45%

44%

45:

44%

44%

*102

'»

•'

12 %
27"

102%

'11%

'

27
1

12%

12

<

37,700

12%

27 Vs

27%

•

700

27Vs

102%

102%

102

*34%

35%

*35

35%

44%

44%

44

**

102

.

'•

*

170

1,300

c
32

Jan

4,

1% Jan

4

7% Jan

t

8

5i% Dec"

36% Dec 31
3% Dec
12

Dec

31

i

44% Apr

4

40

3

42% Dec

13

4

28% Dec

8

20

32% Jan

11

22% Jan

5
4

4

15% Dec 31
99% May 13
60

Nov 30

27% July

6V# Aug 12
15% Mar 3

26

30

31% Jan
44% Jan

46% July 28

7Va July 14
38% Mar 3

12% Aug
90% Jan
■

7

2% May 17
10% Jan

20% Jan

6

33% Jan

23

9

Jan

14% Jan
91 % Jan

6

6

17

57% Jan 13
25% Jan

llVaApr 11

6

10

33

Dec 29

July 23

53%. May 27

<16% Apr 13
100
July 15




-'•*

.

.

•}

5

64% Fab

7

•t

:30% Jun' 9

*'

28% Mar 14

•1

A*"

Aug

California. Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead

Callahan

35% Jun
V

65

<

16

Fab 31

45%
1

-5%

5%

5%

IIIIII3

5%

5%

5%

5%

13%

Campbell R«* Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1 go
Campbell W & C Foundry—.Tilts

12%

13 %

13%

13 3 a

13%

13%

38%

39-

38%

39

7%

Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com—1.65%

$4.25 conv preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co—

No par

; ioo*
Canadian Breweries Ltd—No par
Canadian Pacific Ry
I25
Cannon Mills

,

16%

I

Mo par

96%
*■61-

-

8

16%

<

44%

3,400

5%

5%

12%

_

Calumet <fe Hecla. Inc

6 Vb

127,000

13%

13%

29.300

7%

7%

7%

7%

5,100

38%
-

39 Vs

38%

39

38%

39

39

39 %

5,600

38

38 %

38%

38%

38%.

38%

38%

38%

3,900

16%

10,800

16%

16%

16%

7%

16%

7%

16%

7%

16%

96%

96

96

*95

96%

95

61%

61

61

*61'

62%

*61

62%

*29%

30

29%

29%

*29%

30%

29 %

29 %

33%

33%

32%

33 Vs

32%

33

54

55

54%

54%

54%

-

,54

33

*54%'

95

7%

16%
*94

95

62%

*29%

62%
30

320

610
300

33%

33%

33%

28,300

55%

54

55%

1,000

V?

Volume 182

Number 5455...

Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle

(619)

19

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1954

Lowest

8% Jan
28
Jan

4

17% Jan
107

Lowest

27% Dec 29

13

40% Apr 12
30% Nov 17

5

;

22% Jan
26'

5

22

25% Dec 30

23

40 % Jan

5

63% Dec 31

55% Jan

4

Dec- 31

62 y4 Apr ' 13

112

Jan

.

11

7

37

73

Jan

Aug

4

49% Mar

1
1

56

17% May 16
15 % Mar 14

23

Mar

3

20% Nov 21
19% Dec 29

4

129% Feb' 26

120 y2 Jan

101% Jun

4

16 % Apr

28

105% Sep lO
26% Dec 29

45
May 16
102% Feb
8
20% Mar 15

107% Jan

4

121

•115

7

13% May
113
Jan

66% May
16

4

Nov-26

81% Dec

30

.

64%'ireD id-

-

v

57

;

July

130

v

'
.

Jan

4

34% Jun

19% Dec 21

18% Jan 20

197/a Apr

27

18

Oct

28

21% Mar 12

20

3

22

478 Jan

4

7% Jan

6

37% Jan

18

10% Apr 25
69% May 25

31

8% Dec 20

23% Mar 25

40% Dec

28

82

54 % Mar 24

21

Jan

Jan

27

Dec

22

91

4

15% Dec

27

14% Jan

31

18

Apr

26

8

47% Dec

21

45% Jan

5

54

Jun

21

112

105 y2 Dec

19

19% Jan

8

112% Sep
26

Dec

79% Jan.

3

30

108

Jun

7

8

24

Jan

7

Mar 14

15 y2 Mar 15

25% Dec

28

21

15 y2 Jan

4

25% Dec

28

21

36 y2 Jun

1

23 Va Jan

6

31% Dec 29

29% Jan

18

36% Feb

11

10% Feb 26

14% Nov 26

13% Jan

19

20

8% Jan

.6% May 27

10 % Nov

29

Mar 15

Apr

—100

_

Sugar

Co__

of

N

23% Mar 14

29% Jun

14

43% Jan

53

48

Dec

7

15

Aug

♦71

71%

*71

71 Va

,♦71

55

54

54 Va

x54

54%

51

51

51

x50%

50%

54%

53%

53%

*21 Va

21 Va

16

23%

49%
*104

23%

122

81%

31

50%

^23%

31%

30 Va

19%

19'A

21 Va

2lVa

20%

9%

9%

54% " 55

7,500

50

50

1,150

54

54

21%

21%

700

16%

16%

17,400

22

22

16%

18%'

127

50%

50%

105%
24%

*104%

24%
199%

40

81%

82 %

2,200

31%

31%

32%

9,200

19%

-19%

4*19Va

19%

200

20%

20%

82

82

30%

30%

19 Va

20%

,

20%

20,100

23%

82

21

8,600

105%

119 Va

24

120

*19

250

51

50%

*104%

24%

90

125

125

126

128

50%

*119%

9 Va

9%

9 Va

9%

58

55%

57%

55%

56%

90%

90 Va

90

90

•'

*90

122

56

90%

*90

-

105%

30%

19%

•

500

54

82

30%

71%

55 Va

16%

24%

10,500

50'A

120

;

,82

130

25%

50
*53

21%

50%
♦104

122

8i%

*19%

—100

127
,

105%

23%

124

81%

16'A

1,600

28%

24%

54 Va

54

21%,

.

127 Va

51%
105 Va

54

16%

*126

127

57%

9%

.

'-.

20%
'

9%

9%

56%

;

56%

21

2,700

9%
58%

2,900
5,300

90%

300

16%

17%

17

17%

17%

17 Va

*17%

17%

17

17%

1,600

*53%

53%

53

53%

53

53

*53

53%

*53

53%

*110'A

111%

*110%

111

111

lo

29%

29%

29%

29%

J

A—50

class

32

32

31 Va

31%

31%

31%

34%

35"%
14%

de

32

32

5

34%

35%

9.50

13%

13%

111

*14

»110'A
29

*90

90%

111

400

-

10

29%

2,100

*32

32%

500

*32

32%

300

34%

7,200

*110%
29%

111

29%

29

29%

*31%

32%'

32

32

*31%

32%

32

32

34%

34%

34%

34%

34%

*13%

14%

*13%

14Va

*13%

14%

200

15

15%

14%

15

14%

14%

14

14%

14

14

5

49 Va

50%

48%

49%

48%

49%

49

51

50%

51%

1,900
7,300

1

26%

26%

25%

26%

25%

26'A

?5%

25%

25%

26

6,300

10

Pasco

51%

51%

51

51

51

51

52

52

52

52

700

No par

Corp

Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chain Belt Co

4

71%

1

Class B

31

28% Dec

71%

124

5

Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
Cerro

4

72

No par

Century Ribbon Mills

4

25

119

50

RR Co

52% July 27

33 y2 Jan

25%

32%

28 >/a

—100

17% July 21

41% Dec 30

25

50%

series A.100

preferred

6

4

25%

*104

20

37% Mar 14

20% Jan.
12% Jan

24%

127

10

common J.——No par

Aguirre

Central

4

25%

51

32%

32

6,500
4,400

33%

119

16%

preferred

4%%

36% May 26

28%
118%
25%

16%

Central Illinois Public Service

3

28%

118%

53%

Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
Central Illinois Light com—No par

Mar 11

29% Aug

28%
118%

21%

Central Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry_^_
5% preferred series, B_

July 25

12'A Jan
38% Jan

preferred

Corp

Central

Apr 20

31%

28%
*117%

'

Celotex

5%

31%

28%
118%

21%

100

tonv preferred

31%

28 Va

1

100

33

327/a

32%

*117%

*53%

common

32

32%

29 Va

—12.50

common

31%

32%

Shares

Aug. 1$

71%

10

4.20%

2nd

4%%

32 %

33

the Week

Friday

..

118%

-50

preferred

Preferred

7%
-

22

11

30 y4 Dec

Co

32%

Sales for

Thursday
Aug. H

Aug. 10

25

Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par

July 20
k July 26

*

83

I)

Caterpillar Tractor

105% May
26 Va Jan

■-

6

(J

7%

15% Jan

•

Case

127% Aug

32

Wednesday

- <■

Aug. 9

33%

29

ni7%

50

Preferred $3 series--.-1.1
Carriers & General, Corp

Va. July

33

5

Carrier Corp.. common_
"4%%
preferred series™

2

Mar

19% Jan

3

% Mar. 16

77% Jan

July 26

Tuesday

Aug. 8

1

10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Lightl
No par
Carpenter Steel Co—
5

3

53% Mar

,

Par

Capital Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The) Co—
Carey (Philip) Mfg Co_l—

12

26% Jan

7

51
13

Jan

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

Monday

EXCHANGE

36%'Apr
6
119. " Aug 12

_v.
.v

Mar 15

52 y4

)■

37'/2 Jun

v

6

July 19

Jan

126

Highest

3D '/a Mar 14

20 Va Oct

46% Jan

STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33

Jan

11

60

98y2Jan

5

108

22

4% Feb

22

50

Mar 17
38% Aug ll

May 12

105

Nov

2

8y8 Dec

5

30

Apr

5

62

Mar

9

109

Feb

3

29% July 19

68

Feb

16

July

6

53% Dec

31

6% May 17
43
Mar 14

33 Va Jan

4

46% Dec

31

42% Jan

6

84% Jan

13

94% Dec

9

93% Jan

17

99

Jan

4

24% Dec

30

21% Jan

18

3

30% Dec

30

28

Jan

18

5

27 Va May 14

18 y2 Jan

4

38% Dec

17

33% Jan

18

44% Mar

27 Va Jan

4

38% Dec

16

36% Jan

19

43% July 26

12 y4 Mar

1

19 y8 Dec

31

16 Va Jan

21

23

5% Jan

4

13% Dec

31

12

'Jan

6

19% Apr

17% Dec

21

15% Jan

6

29% Jun

22

2

52 ya Dec 29

55%

53%

108 Va

108%

*107%

31'A

32%

7%

7%

20

8

55%

No par

Vought Aircraft Inc
1
Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%% convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par

36% Mar 25

18 y2 Jan

__No par

$4.50 preferred

277/e Mar 25

23% Feb

Common

Chance

25% Jan

14

10

Jun

35 Va Mar

20% Aug

9% Feb 25
53
Aug
8
54% Jun 23
Jun

26

9

13

Jan

Class A

3

Apr

18

45% Feb

16

10 y4 Jan

11

17% Dec

30

14% Jan

21

2u% Jun

29

34% Feb

9

30% Jan

13

42% Jun

49% Dec

22

30% Aug 31
63

Jan

5

62 y2 Jan

11

118% Dec

10

Dec

29

94

7% July
ll7/a Jan

6

1% Jan

4

Dec

31

7y2 Jan

5

16% Dec

31

Feb

5

35

56 y4 Feb

1

21

10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18

5

4

May 25
72% Dec .21

69% July 13

Jan

6

53% Mar

1

108% Jan

11

142% Mar

5%

3

39%

85% Aug 10

101% May

9Va Feb

14

14% July 27

15% May

3
17

22% Feb

1

6% Jun

22

13% Mar 14

19% Jun

22

4

series A

Jan

7

66% Jan

18

23% Jan

17

29

58

Chickasha

Chllds

97% Jan
47

25:

Aug' 9

105% Oct

4

15

Jan

12

84% Aug 12

28% Jan

11

49

9% Jan

5

.

Nov 23

100

Aug

59% Jan

4
18

15

Jan

74

14

104% Sep 22
37% Dec -3

Jan 27

4

21% Dec

3

Dec

3

101

-43

Mar 24

101% Apr
30% Jun

11

19% Jan

55% Jun

convertible

22

Jun

23

113

94

Jan

4

57% Dec 27

53

Jan

6

170
May 12
87% Sep
7

210.,,

Mar 15

191

Feb

14

198

Dec

27

92

Jan

17

100V2 Jun

107

110% Dec

28

33 y4 Jan

Jan

70 Ve Jun

93

5

2

75% Sep 27

73

Jan

.

38

24

July 28

111

4

9

18

July

9

24% Dec 29

20% Mar 14

25% Feb

37

Jan

7

59% Nov 22

56

80% May

24

Feb

Jan

Dec

10

Oct

6

104

Dec

22

125% Mar 17

4

976

13

12% Jan 20

Apr
63% Nov
95% Sep
20% July

15% Mar 24

24% Dec 31

40% Sep

46 y4 Dec

41

1

Mar 22

50

Jan

45

29

18

Apr

16

90

31

17% Jan

6

Mar 14

30

45

Jan

6

49

20%

19%

20%

19%

20%

19%

20

20

3,800
2,200
3,200

16%

17

16

16

23%

24%

22%

23%

22%

100

64%

65%

63%

65

63%

27

63

17%

37%

45%

46%

45%

140

*110

45%

46%
140

88%

88%

'*13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

*13%

13%

*16%

17%

16%

16%

16%

16%

*16%

17%

200

5%

7,000
1,300

*16%

17%

6

5%

5%

5%

5%

5%

3%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

*18%

53

53

53%

53%

*52

54

86

87%

82%

85 %*

x82%

83%

*28%

28%

101

100%.

63%

63%

46%

47%

52%

28%

-

101

63

65

46%

45%

46

45%

51%
14%

14 Va

14%

14 Va

14%

14%

*103%

104%

104%

104%

104%

104%

No

160

par

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

3,300

21%

22

21%

22'/a

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

31%
21%

102%

102%

*101%

103%

104

gtd
50
stock—50

103%

37

109%

*194

37'/a

*99%

77

77

77

215

*194

215

♦99 Va

103%

36%

109

*109

*74

*43

44

*42%

44

*42%

45

*42%

45

*43

22

22%

22

22%

21%

67%

63%

65%

65 Va

37%

38%

3%
41%

41 Va

102

102

128%

102

130

127%

55

54%

.—No par

*1,000

1,1-60

*1,000

*91%

19%

19

29%

28%

28%

50

*48%
52%

19%

19

19 %

19 Va

28 Va

28%

28

48%

48%

*48

49

48%

♦48%

49

200

52

♦51

53

*51

53

*51 Va

53

350

66

66

66

*66

67

140

63

*62

63

64

64

240

25%
82

*82

47

47%

X46 Va

66%

63

*61%

*82

47%

No par

21% Mar 14

20% Jan

12

30% Dec

6

27% Feb

7

7% Jan

4

13% Dec 23

12% Jan

10

40% Jan

47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30

4

107 y4 Apr 26
5
Jan
4

12% Jan

4

12 % Feb

26% Dec 27

11

33% Dec 14
3
17% Nov
5% Jan
7

Apr

17

Dec

26

9% Dec

9

105% Jan

5

113

106% Jun

7

109% Feb

54% Jan

4

Jan 21

6

' Jan

38% Jan

Ml

7

Jan

33

6

1

44 Va Jan

•'

49% Aug

28

5

Nov 24

1

68% Nov 23
105

Sep 22
30% Dec 30
105% Dec 31
79% Nov 24
106% Dec 27-




Mar 11

21% Feb

4

10

7

Jan

7% May 10
46% Jun
1
108

Jan

11

106% July 12
61
Jan
101 % Mar

6

7

27% Jan
6
100% jan 13
72% Jan 25
97% Aug 11

7

Mar

112

109 »/a Jun

4
-

33%
69

67

51 Va

8,300

20%

20%

20%

20 Va

20%

20 Va

50%
20%

50%

20%

20

20%

12,600

44%

44%

44%

45

17

1

44%

44%

8 Va

8%

32 Va

33%

44

7,600

8,300

44'A

44%

8%

8 Va

8Va

8Vs

8'A

8%

8 Va

1,000

18%

18%

18%

4,400

24

3,700

18%

19

18%

18%

Xl8%

18%

18%

23%

10
No par

68

44%

8%

24

23%

233/4

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

33%

33%

33%

*33%

33%

33%

33%

333/4

17%

17%

33%

500

17%

17%

18%

17%

18%

12,100

51

*33%

18

50%

51

51

51%

10,100
1,100
1,300

51%

52%

51%

17%
50%

—No par
1

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

34%

34%

33%

333/4

33%

34'A

*33%

34'A

34

16%

2,700

22%
34%

8,000

preferred
Electronics Ind

Corp

1.33%

16%

22%

pfd

Stores

Inc

Consolidated Textile Co Inc
■r.
•

100
1

8

-

Common

•

—

$5.50 preferred
Continental Can Inc
.

-

$3.75 preferred

—Nopar

34

34%

*27

*27

*27
13

13%

13

13%

13,900

8>A

8

8Va

8

8Va

49%

50

50 Va

50 Va

50 Va

2,100
5,000

110%
108%

110%

110%

440

30

13%
*8

8%

49%

108 %

110%

109%

109%

110%

110%

108%

108%

108%

107%

108

68

66%
*101%

164
38

107%

lOf

98 %

'

76%

75%
*

103

„

»

*

*73%

*

99.%.

38
,37%
*107% 108

_

98.

♦101%

'108

108

•

66
38

*107%

'

73

—•97%.

7X%

73%
.

98.%.

*108

.

30

108%

68

88

*101%

101% 101%

38

*

.

*107

103

37%

«

'

75%
,98%.

110%
-

66

66

67

68%

101 %

*37%

*

50

.

600

34%
29%

13%

33%

13%

8

34'A

22 Va

49%

.common—20"
—-No par

16%
22

34 %

50 Va

—10

—

16%
22

108%

No par
No par
Container Corp of America—

4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par

16%
22 %

50%

preferred
preferred

$4AO

12%

8Va

16%
*21%

110%

16'A

30

*27

13%

12'A

16%

33%

29%

*27

10c

110%

32%
34%

16%
•22

35 Va

34%

Consumers Power Co com—No par

$4.52

L

X51

16%

22'A

.

Jun

110

4,100
3,900

50%

32%

17 Va

Consol RR of Cuba 6%

80
July 7
105% Jan 10
39 Va July 22
109
July 5
85

33%

»

Consolidated Retail

1

104% Jun

47%

32%

Laundries Corp——5
Consolidated Natural Gas—
10

27

50% Mar

2,300

82

*47%

67%

Consolidated

13% Aug 10
Jan

24%

82

47 %

69 Va

25

Consolidated Foods Corp

►

Mar 16

33

24%

82

46%

Corp—5

$5

3

11

24%

82

46%
323/4

33%

33 Va

Co—No par

——

Consol

11

36% Jan

24%

82 Va

Consol Edison of N Y com-—No par

2

17

24%

Cigar Corp.:

Consolidated

1
24

18% Feb
27% Feb

24%

Consolidated -Coppermines

5

111% July

5

15% Jan

Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc

16

51% Aug

5

8

11% Dec 30

34% July
18% Jun

Nast Publishing

Cone

24% Jan 11
25 % May 26

6

18

25

Conde

Jan

36% Dec
.

Commonwealth Edison Co—

11

23% Jan

45% Jan
108

22% Oct 20

4

42% Jan
7
1«X y4 May 25
29% Jan. 4
90% Jan
4

•

20

8% Jan

.

3,700
28,800

1

47% Jan

18 y4 May 12

16%

50%

6

27

26%

16%

67%

Solvents

23% Jan 20

9,400

26%

16%

50'A

Commercial

23% Jan

27'/a

26%

16%

67%

9

2

26%

25%

50%

26% Feb

Aug

26%

25%
16%

66%

Credit Co.

8

26

16%

50%

Commercial

38 Vb Mar 14

25%

25'A

16%

67%

16

8

25%

25%

16%

51'A

57% Jun

13

26

25%

66'/a

Engineering Inc

25

8% Dec

25

50%

Combustion

46 y4 Feb

48% Dec

*61%

10

6

34% Aug
2
79 Va Mar 24

Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5

54% Jan

53% Nov 24

4

63

—l

31% July 15
8
61% Dec

Jan

66%

33%

14

19 % Oct 29
17% May 5

-

69

*61%

66

24%

Carbon Co

12

6

30

2,400

28,800

48%

82

19% Jan

*»—•

3,900

51

48%

30

20'/a
28%

3,300

49

82%

22% Dec

54%
93%

*91%

93%

300

'

52%

*66%

$4.25 cumulative preferred-No par

Jan

15 y4 May 11
4
36% Jan

1,160

54%

54

28%

25%

28% Mar 15

53 %
*91

19 %

25%

11

*1,000

1,160

*1.000

131

System—

34% Jan

26% Jan
44

70

108

130%

28

*

19%

28%

16%

17

*103

132

93%

*91

93

19%

noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100

107

54

53%

54%

41%
143

131

1,160

*1,000

1,160

53%

92%

92

41%
*141

131

104

130

5,100
5,900
2,200

3%

3%

3%
41%
142

*103

103

130

*102

17,700

38%

141%

144

cumulative 2nd preferred-100
(The)
No par

3,800

66

37%

41 Va

41%

*142

22

65%

37%

3%

3%

3%

40%

3%

21%

66

X37%

37%

37%

38%

3%

42

21%

65%

67

38'A

50
—

21%

22

65

26%

52% Jun

190

45

27%

45% Mar 22

4,800

76

16%

53%

36%
110

76

143%

Columbian

2,100

103%

*74

25%

4

36%

76

par

4

*99%
*109%

110

60

79-

*74

143%

preferred series B_

36%

36%

109

1,800

215

76

3%

INo

103%
36%

*99%

103%

36%

36%

109%

*194

♦74

41%

No par
10

78%

78

*194

75

1

com

102

102

103 %

*102

75

No par

Corp

52%

78

109%

.

110%

52%

215

77%

79%
215

*98 Va

15

new

106

78
194

26%

25% Aug

52%

14%

52%

2.50

85% Feb

52%

52%

12,400
18,300
4,100

104 %

_2.5o

10

46

14%

Columbia Gas System Inc____No par
Columbia Pictures common new—5

May 27

45%

*103%

„

B

24% Aug

2,900

15 Va

53%

A

77

170

64%

104%

Class

17

28%
101 Va

64%

*.

14%

Class

22

3,300

28%
101 Va

65

103%

31

Dec

>

5

32

Feb

91,800

100

9

89

40

84%

46%

65

9

4

53%

83%

28%

*101

63

Aug

11

53%

102

28%

28%

28%

f.

25 Va Aug

68% Jan

19

84%

83%

101

x51

600

54

*52

101

62%
45%

10,500

♦'

J

-

1

Broadcasting

89

5%

19

5%

1
No par

Co

—

87

19

No par

Internat'l

—

86%

10

com

■

85%

No par

Ilium

46%
140

87%

6

41% Jan

46

*110

85%

17

15% Mar 14

46%
140

>115

88%

Jan

16% Dec 23

45%

46%
140

>110

87

Jan

4

15,300
5,200
7,000
4,300

17%
37%

25

12% Jan

69

17%
37%

25

Corp

Columbia

66%

17%
36%

59

Apr 21
Apr 22
17'/a Feb 23

66

17%
36%

142

4%

64

17%
36

142

4%

64%

17%

100

May 27

21,600

37

56

75

1,200

23%

17%

preferred

67% May 27

16%

23%

35%

31

Dec

*15%

23%

18%

58% Nov 30

61

16%

22%

*16

37%

*110

10

Corporation—
Molybdenum

5%%

16%
23

17 Va

Colorado & Southern Ry com—100

Mar 29

*15%

37

No par

July 28

49% Jan

21

20 V*

Collins & Alkman Corp.
Colorado Fuel & Iron com

July 29

21%

14,200

Corp

Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred

20

21% Jun

21

21

*36

41%
20

—

Elec

Coca-Cola

3

95 y2 Mar

14

600

36%

Coca-Cola Co

Apr 18
62% Jan
4

6

Jan

33%
21%

4%

990

990

33%

41%

7%

14

900

34

36%

Cluett Peabody & Co com

Feb

22%

34

21%

Clinton Foods Inc

July 11

22%

34%

25

Clopay

112

100

22%

*34

37

preferred

9

145

1,000

26,300

52%

41%

—1

7

9

53

97

21%

—

10

6

50% May

29

Climax

51%
*94

41%

preferred

Clevite

2

100% Mar

21%

100

Pitts RR .7%
Special guaranteed 4%

148 V* Mar 14

4

20%

*21%

97

*22%

53

52

*94%

22%

22%

50%

97

No par

Cleveland &

14

111% Jan

22

52% Dec 31

Apr 30

133% Jan

34

53

53

50%

25

Oil

4
Apr
47% Feb

39% Mar 14

22%

34

53%

50%
*93

36%

pfd

45% Jan

34% May 4
2% Jan 17

22

7

86% Jan

4

142

6

38% Jan

Jan

Dec

18

869

42% Feb

3% Aug 30
43

132% Jan 12
89

4

42% Dec 31

24

2% May 4
32% Mar 25

107% Oct

Mar

'

$4.50

45% May 12

44

22%

34%

28%

Cleveland

76% July 27

40% Aug 13

22%

*34

100 Va

4

Jan

*22'A

*53

41

City Stores Co common
5
4%% convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Cp_—
—20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com—100
5% noncumulative preferred—100

79 Va Aug
5
Jun 21

33% May 31
108% Mar 30

95

36%

City Investing Co common
5%% preferred——
City Products Corp.—

40% Feb 15
24% Jun

50%

95

2,800

40%

Cities Service Co—

3

2

52%

50%

7%

36

Gas & Electric—

C I T Financial

17

7%

52%

No par

15

17y4 Jan

7%

97

4% preferred ——
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10

1

7%

7%

41%

common—

Common

18

105% Jun

27

26

Feb

50% Feb

Vat Mar 14

14

'75

7%

35%

——

9

7%

41

Copper Co__
Chrysler Corp

29% July 35'
104% May

Mar 14

45

17% Dec

98% July 22
27 y4 Jan
4

noncum

Cotton

Co

Cincinnati

20% Feb 18

7%

36%

Chile

3

Feb

9,400

41V2

preferred series A_

5%

Apr

92% Aug

3

40

32

35%

Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
$3 convertible prefererice__No par
Chicago Rock 1st & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—No par

9

1,400

108

31%

51%

Chic & North Western com__No par

5%

53%

*107%

32%

108

—No par

Class B

22

Oct

53

53

31%

41%

Chic Milw St Paul & Pac

22.

26

53

*107%

32

53

21%

53%
108

31%

51

40

53

*107%

31%

52%
*95

Chicago Corp (The) u1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5% preferred :
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25

2

54

108%

31

38

103

38 %

37%

108

68

*107%
'

73%

97%.. ,97%

.

108
74%
74%

: 98%

-

98%.

210

1,700
50

1,800
130

3,500
.140

«

3

i

20

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(620)

NEW
Year 1954

72

11 % Dec

29

NEW

Highest
23% July 14
110

96'/a Mar 14

Apr
14% Feb

5%

13% Dec 31
75% Nov

24

70

lq% Jan

4

27% Dec

31

25% Mar 14

37% Jun

Dec

8

25 % Apr

22

20% Jan

18

27
48

Mar 28

24% Dec

31

52

Jan

25

48% Apr

51% Dec

31

Dec

7

19
48

Nov

.

1

V2 May 25

44% Mar

5

21 % Jan

4

.

36

.-'99% Apri 13

96% Jan

1

1 % Jan

£

Dec

185

5

5% Dec;

9

2% Dec .16

4

July

Cooper

58

July 27

35% Jan

: Mar 14

3

-73% Jun

14

12

100
102

Apr

Preferred

•'

176% Feb

4

24% Jan 21
5•

7

Jan

29

30% May
183 % July

2

7%

48% Jan

28

99% Mar 30

95% Jan 24

98% Apr 11

26% Mar 22

30% Dec

14

28% Jan

1

32% Mar

45 % Feb

74

15

35% Jan

11

'

Apr

55

13% Mar SO

29 % Jan

4

35% Oct

15

34

Jan

4

64% Nov

23

55

Jan

19% May 27

7

34% Jan

21

52 % Aug

•

109% Dec 31

100% Jan

Nov 26

Apr 25
23

84 % Jun

11

32% Jan

37

10

103 % Aug

31

106

4
14

Jun

25/2

25 %

25%

40

403/8

423/4

27
* 50 %

26%

27%

54% Aug

3%%

Cream

98
*99 "
28 Va
180%

__25

Wheat Corp

d Crescent

&

$2 preferred
Crown

2

"when

Issued"

*53%

No par

10

20% Jan

26

15% Feb

20% Mar

1.% Jan

4

15% Dec

•

13% Jan

18% Mar 29

*30%
*60%
35 Va
79%

5

Amer common—25

13% Nov

52

*50%

27%

56

*50%

54%

54%

54%

54%

29%

29 %

-30%

31

"65%-

64%- 65'A"

■

66%

66%

•

*

983/4
99

*98 %

28%

28

28%

"179

179%

28%
'

"

'

3.400

64%

8.500

28%

*973/4

•

.;.

29 3/8

4% Oct

30

31

5
29

60

35

27% May 14

Dec

9% Aug

6% Apr

19

Jan

4

108

54% J an

5

62

7% Jan

4

59:

31% Mar 29

9,700

6 %

6 Va

61/8

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

393A

39%

39%

39%

"< *96%

98%

*96%

98%

100

30%

303A

30 3/8

31%

1.300

593A

5934

*59%

16%

16%

163/a

..

*

2%

2%

*2%

39%
*96 %

40'A

39%

40

97

97

30%

30%

30%

60

60

16%

16%

61
17%

36

78%

35 Va
80%

98

30%

30%

*59%

36

-

,.

593/4

163/8

I6Y2

363%

r

78

'

36%

77%

79%

*35%
I 77 %

36%

*35%

■'

78%f

77%

53

53 V8

52%

1

*51%

1,300

104%

103%

104%

103%

44 %

44%

44%

135%

133%

134%

53

8.800

40
'

200

60

16%

10,700

36

600

78

8.000

52%

103%

103%

45%

103 %

: 360

45%

30,400

25

Jan
Jan

23

23% Mar 18

31

Jan

•

135

Jan

21

140

56% Jan

1

79

f

33"% Dec

7

11

64% Dec

8

30% Jan

11

48 Va Nov

24

43% Jan

87% Jan

26

94

4% May 18

7

39

Jan

13% Jun

90

Jan
Jan

11

12% May

1

23

93

Jun

93

Mar

I

14
17% Jan 17
95% Feb

13

193/8 Jan

Jan

42% Jan 17

97

4

Apr 27

23

27

Aug 23

101% Oct

IT

Jan

26

8Va

8

8%

65 %

*64

653/4

6

10% Mar

1

Dana

Mar 17

73A July 12

13% July

1

32% Mar

4

463/4 Mar 22

96% Jan

Inc 7%

.,

9%

93/4

35%

36 Va

*35%

6%

Inc

:

553/4

193/4

19%

34%

34%

*136%

46%

47%

48%

*47%

v

*92%

93'A

92%

6Va

6 Va

*13%

13%

*133/8

13%

*13%

13%

*13%

20

..

10

27%

433/a

43%

11

Preferred

3.75%

series

A

100

♦93

94%

Preferred

3.75%

series

B

100

*94

96

Preferred

3.90%

series

C

100

*98

98%

.

26%
43

,

94

*93
*94

96

*98

98'A
19%

31% May 16

38 Va Jun

Deere

34

353/4 May 5
703A Jun 22

Delaware

&

25'A Mar

3

Delaware

Lack

37

8

Delaware

Power As Light Co

41

3

57

Dec

30

51% Jan

11

12% Jan

4

203/8 Dec

28

18 Va Jan

I

27

7

33 Va Aug

5

30

Jan

17

36

Aug 11

11

35

Aug

3

33ttJ«n

13

8

68

Nov

30

66

Jan

1

15 V* Dec

31

12% May 17

23

Aug

&

7%

Co

&

4.80C

43%

3,700

,

94%
95

*93

95

*98 I

99%

933/4

.

99%

*97'A

99%

193/4

19%

.19%

20%

20%

16 Va

16'A

30

.

-

10

•

.

4.200

21

16%

35 %

353/4

13.400

33%

333/4

4,600

673A

68

68

21

20 3A

20 y8

4,200

*363A

37'A

1,000

37

37%

10.600

36 3/4

36%

16'A

15%

34%

34%

34%

34%

34'/a

34%

34'/a

35 %

34%

34%

34%

34

34'A

33'%

333A

—100

*68 %

68%

67

68'/8

67

67'/a

67%

50

20 3/4

21

20%

20%

20'%

20%

20%

13.50

36%

37

36%

36'%

36%

363/4

*36 3A

16

,

93%

16.900

34%

Western

-

27 Va

43%

10

Hudson

100

13%

26%

20

_

_

30

..

6'A

433A

16

common

preferred

92%

27

26%

94%

96

16

1,000

48

*92

43'%

94

5.600

74%

*13'%

13% '

1,000

34'%
140

X43

263/4

43%

*94

*6

25.103

*93

27 %

43'/a

193/4

8

94

*92%

26 5/8

273/4

7

Dayton Power & Light common

98%

Mar

74 Va

6'/a

16%

1

*136 Va

74%

*53/4

20%

12

*34 %

34%
140

6 Va

16

35 Va Oct

20%

*53/4

20

35'A Nov

56

19%

6VB

50c

4

56

20

48

v

30
403

56%

92%

50o

4

9,900

*53A

Decca Records Inc

27

6%

1053/4

•

48

Dayton Rubber Co

32% Jan

600

6%
Xl043A

7\
105

92%

97
May 11
99% Apr 28

223A Feb

93/4

35%

100

1

600

2,300

93/4
35'A

2.50

preferred series A

Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc

65

9%
363A

74

47%

*633A

653A

*34%

74

47

94

8

*136%

140

74

.47

*92%.

>136%

74

3.400

IS 3/,

34%

34%

343/8
140

74

2,500

8

6 3A

56%

19%

140
73%

15

*56

553/4

19%

34%

153/4

8

105

105

-

55%

*138
73%

No par

105

<

450

15%
15

8

*35

6%

63A

■? 6%

3,700

14%

9%

36%

*104%' 106

135

15%

*64

93/4

100

pfd

Corp common

33/4%

9%

23

|

24% Jan

Apr

8

65

18 Va July 11

14% Jan

18 Ve Nov 23

9% Apr

May

8%

1

July

;

66'A

Class A

Cushman's Sons

Cutler-Hammer

95

15

9%

*36%
37%
6%
-7
*104% 106
*56
56%
19%
19%

443A

134%

153/4

153/4

14%

8%

..

8

Jan

153/4

15%

65%

Cunningham Drug Stofes Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1

7

4 % May 12

96% Apr
1
Nov 26

13

94% Jan

12

46

5

91

92

Dec

,

25 Va Dec

4

27

Apr

16
Aug 20

14% Mar 15

8

11% Jan
37

35% Feb

28

136% July 20

11

134

67% Feb

15% Jan

16

15

9%-

45%:
135% "

134

700

,

14%

15%

5

2

52% May 23

133%

139%
15%
15%

44%

5

Cuneo Press Inc

116

15%
15%

-

-

46 Va

800

-■

52%

52%

X104

54%

100

Cudahy Packing Co common
4 Va % preferred

2

11

f

100
10

Sugar

20

23

Aug 17
27

pfd—

noncum

Cuban-American

138

100

26

Feb

101 % May 25

Cuba RR 6%

preferred

73% Apr
11'% Jun

13

6

Dec

,

9% Jan

6% Jun

2

18% Dec

93

7

convertible

37 % Aug

:

Feb

8% Mar 14

5%

July 20

9% May

6% Jan

29

Dec

9% Jan

20

7% Jun

7% Dec

21

48 Va Oct

146

360

'

-*105% 106
45%

90

13,900
-

178

29

29%

50

■,

98 3/4

283/6

178

180

28%

98

98%
28

•

-

36 % Dec

300

3

6

6

6

-

179

293/8

29%

29%

5%

"

323A

64%

99 3/4

27%

180

180

.3,100

52
56

31%

98%

*973A

99

28%

■

*973/4

27%

56

31%

100%

*99

180'A

64%

98%

65%

*97 Va

6.403

16.300

"

'

98
100%
28%

1,400

25 J%

43

*50%

52

*55 %

:

98'A

39%

17

No par

Zellerbach Corp common

Common

-

2.50

common

$4.20 preferred

4

263/4

26%

27

53

25 %

41%

/

29%

30
30%
6%
6%
2% "'2%

*97

—_1

:

Seal

-

100

(The)-.

Corp

Cork

*

1

Crucible Steel of

72% Jan

26%

X39%

9%

9%

9%

•

25

25%

39%

*50%

29%

65%~

^

100

—

preferred—.
of

Crown

1

11

25
39

56

29%

-

5

100

3

May

4

21% Jan

*55%

•

1

48% July 20

107

101% Jan

.

36%

Corp

Crane Co common

40% Dec

17% July 20

36%

1

•

4

4

4,600

36

1

18

4

23

87

*35%

common

preferred—

2% Feb

91% Jan

Jan

86%

36%

Petroleum Corp
Inc
International Corp

•

28% Jan

11

8,400

87

353/4

Cosden

37% Jan

29

10

86%

36 %

5
50

preferred—

Jan

2.

L

.

9%

87

35%

Cutn pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common_10

6

31% July .15
6% July 22

;

99 %

*98%

36%
26
40%
27%
53

50

Electric

Coty
Coty

,

1,500

98%* «

35%
25'A
39 %

5

serJes_;

Corning Glass Works
3%%

1,200

99

98 3A

8,300

9%

Corp

6%

41%

41

86%

Co

Dubiller

300

41/8

41

9%

9%

9%

"

Cornell

20%

87'%

14

Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
»

May 23

H

Jan

Range

20%

41

98

100

100

12%

203A

20%
"40%

12%
20%

86

8

Corp

Cooper-Bessemer

21'A

41%

12'A
*20%

87%

9%,

1
Delaware

of

Continental Steel

5

95% Jan

:

26'/a Nov 23

3% Mar 16

53

;

27% Aug 11
19 Vo Sep

Oil

20

21%

Shares
'

12%

12%

12%

41

100

100

Aug. 10

;

12%

Aug. 12

87

Motors

Continental

98

102 .' Aug 25

174 % Jan

Continental

7

28% July 27
.

10

12

12%
22%
41%

the Week

Friday

/

Aug. 11

5

8

90% July

24

14
50% Jan
•
29
July 19
54

957/« Jan

9

Jan

preferred
25
Foundry & Machine—1

Continental Insurance

July 27

36% May 18
21 % Mar 29

19

9% Aug

convertible

Continental

15

4
4

Aug. 8

12%
*20%
41%

Thursday

Wednesday

Aug. 9

Sales for

PRICES

SALE

HIGH

AND

Tuesday

Monday
Par

Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2

45% Mar 28

Jan

7% Jan
52

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

12% July 15

May 12

19% Apr
6
36% May 18

6

Dec

102

15

10

7

Dec

22

22

Feb

Lowest

Highest

4

7Vb May
I'i'/bJuu

Range since Jan. 1

/

Lowest

LOW

STOCKS

Monday, August 15, 1955

RECORD

EXCHANGE STOCK

YORK STOCK

Range for Previous

...

.

37'%

900

Denver As Rio Grande West RR—

28% Jan
62% July
8

July 19
10

33% Dec

23

22

20% Jan

8

39% Dec

3

37

27% Jan

1

38% Oct

1

Dec

13

433/a May 13

101

Feb

Jan

116

4

-

common—No par

Detroit Edison

90

Jun

24

15% Feb

18

Fab

1

32% Jan

3

Jan

It

42% Feb

28

4

45aA July

13

117% July

6

6

36% Jun

24

5

De

Vilbiss

Co

cumulative preferred
Match

com

~12

16% July 23

13% Jan it

17% Aug

3

13% Aug 16

12% Jan

13% Jun

7

Diana

28 ye Mar 24

36

113/4 Jan

8% May 17

11

12

61% Dec

7

75

4

68

Jan

4

57

Jan

11

26% Aug

9

34% Dec 31

10% Jan

5

15% Dec

14% Jan

4

18% Sep

Aug

47%

4

41% Dec

75% Jan

15

20% Dec

23

11% Oct

27

Jan

20
.

7

Dec~23

2

18% Jan

7

•

52

40

33% Feb

30% Apr
1
9% Mar 13

64% Apr 26

Feb

79

4

July 12

14% July 27
62 % May 17
43% Mar 14

29

36% Jan

104% Dec

30

98

233% Dec

31

13% Sep

7

17

Jan

6

Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3

Douglas

7

58% Jun

17

Dow

47% Apr

13

Dresser

118

20% Mar 18

24% Jan

3

113/4 Jun

14

29

9% July 19

Apr 16
12% Mar 4

115% Jan

170

11

6

Dec

157

Jan

18

2493A July

12

1223A Oct

1

1173/B Aug 11

124

94% Jan

6

101 Va Nov

24

13

35 % Sep

7

9434 Aug 11
33% Jan
3

101

28% Jan
Jan

6

50% Jan

12

Mar 12

49

July 25

Aircraft

convertible

12

49% Apr

27

2

53% Apr

22

$4.15

Feb

II

4%

51% July

7

54 % Dec

9

51% July 22

Sep

53 Vs Oct

10

93/4 Jan

7

5

Dec

22

50% Aug

9

53% Mar 30

700

403%

1.50C

114'%

*114

114%

*113%

34

33

33'%

32%

35%

35'%

35%

35%

*35

16%

16%

16

16 VA

153A

15%

16

13

133/8

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

133%

38%

383%

383%

10

10

10 Vb

700

52

53

52%

3.10C

%

115

115

*114

,

33%

38%

39

38%

39

383/8

39

10 >/4

10%

10%

10'A

10%

10%

52%

53'%

53%

54
71

*66

*65

52

71

1

'

52%

*64

V
,

320

33%

7,000

35%'.

34%

35

163%

16 3%

16'%

3,800

13'%

2,900

38%

7.20C

33%

35%

35%

*10

35%

52

,

76

*65

72%

35

35%

*34%

35

v

35%

114'%

323%

115

32aA

"

*64%
35

900

72
35

1,000

12%

*12%

12%

12%

12%

*12%

12%

*12%

12%

50C

153/4

15 Va

15%

15'A

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

3,500

69 i/e

70"%

68%

70%

69%

70%

69%

703/4

69'A

70%

17,300

52

27,600

43

8,600
?40
1,200

513/4

423/4

50c

preferred

*110

100

50 Va

42%
110

52

51 Va

43%

42%

110

*110

21%

*21

21%

*12

12%

■

21

13

*12

1

52%

43%
113

21%

1

*12

93/4

9%

9%

93/4

9%

51%

51%

42%

217

2193/4

213%

216'%

No par
No par

118 V,

118%

117%

117%

96%

96 %

96

96

10

36%

36%

36%

36%

50

common

42%

105%

21

21%

21%

12%

*12

9%

9%

223

117%

117%

1173/e

117%

95

96

943A

95

36%

36

36%

*48

$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp

/

,48%

50

1,100

48%

*51%

52%

513/4

51%

52

*51%

52

513/4

51%

52%

52%

*51%

53

*51%

53

50%

50 Va

51

52'
16

1,700

*48

48%

52'%

*51%

16

1.000

95

*513/4 V 5^/2
51% \51%

48%

*513%

52

*50 V4

1173/4

95

51%

*47%

52%

*51%

3,400
18,400

48%

48%

51 Va

0

1173/4
-

226

363/a

*513/4

50

29

11

9%

223%

-36

*47%

50

53 Va Apr
16 % Apr

12%

93/8

-

36

50

2

*12

21'A

s.

217%

50

6

105

21%

9%

217%

513A

42%

105

12%

50

preferred
preferred

<•

105'A

214%
•

515/s

52%

42%

113

„

preferred

4.10%

383/4

35%

0

14

Jan

383%
40%

(E I) & Co-

51% Aug
15

90G

24%

41

40%

12%

preferred

4.20%

*24

24

40%

15%

$3.75 preferred

1

8.600

21,700

32%

No par

Duquesne Light Co

12

143/4

35%

*113%

0

series

Feb

51

*38

l

common

series

48% Jan

64% Mar

24

39

40%

Co

Industries

$4.50

4

63

24

40%

2

Co

$3.50

25

14%

143/4

85

No par
No par

Preferred

54 Va Oct

*78%

No par

Preferred

533A Nov

51

24

39

41%

Common

1

,

24 VA
40

Dunhill International

Apr 12
Apr 12

!

.

2

Duplan Corp

47% July

45

46% Jan

38

24%
40 3A

Drewrys Limited USA Inc

0

14%

40

50c

Ltd

du Pont de Nem

104% Jan

85

25

Corp

Chemical

33/4%

13

37

4

25

100

Pepper Co

91% Feb

3%

41%

Dixie Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A__50
Dobeckmun Co (The)
1
Mines

3b

*78

14%

14%

37%

36

.

,

l/a

40%

-

Dr

14%

t

85

41%

Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp

Dome

3

2'.%

Distillers

18% Mar 31

Apr

12% Aug 19

4

11% Jan 10

Aug 10

30% Mar 14
12

41 Va May 26

37%

37

1

10% Jun *21

Nov

36'/a
*78

4C%

new

10% May 10

Stores

14%

37%
37'A
85

2

common

$1.50 cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co

7

14 5/8

37'%

10

class A

Diamond Alkali Co
-4.40%

14 V4

36 Ve
*78

15

Devoe & Raynelds

Diamond

85

♦78

•

34% Jan 11

37% Jap M

37%

37% -37 Ha

20

•35%Sep~16

33% Jan

37%

Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
1

35 % Apr
111
Apr

•

for

21

31 % Jun

18

ctfs

Escrow

373/4 Jun

50%

51

*50%

52

*513A

52

*51.3/4

15%

16

*15%

16

50

-

53

51

♦51%

10,300

A .53

51

51-

52

*513/4

16

153/4

16

34y4

240

"

52

16

70

;

35

-

800

E
18Vs Jan

12

29% Dec

3

27

Jan

6

36% July

21% Apr

28

40

Dec

8

35 Va Jan

6

5b

J un

23

Eastern

Airlines Inc

15% Jan

4

24

/ijg

a

22

Jan

6

32% Jun

21

Eastern

Corp

213/4 Jan

18

30% Feb 10

Eastern

Stainless

9 Vb Jan

4

463A Jan

4

165

Mar

37% Feb

3/4

25% Dec 31
72'A Dec

31

67

Sep

1

168

July 27

52 Vb NOV

4

24

45

Mar 14

172

24

Mar 14

20% Jan

4

27% Oct

13

24 Va Mar 15

85% Feb

3

95

Jun

11

93

Mar 17

393/4 Dec

10

36

Jan

6

1033A Jan

31

22% Jan|19
100

Jan

4

106

Dec

13'/8 Feb

23

23% Dec

33

Nov

24

45% Mar

1% Jan

4

23

May

11% Mar

49

Oct

27

15 Va Jan

6

22% Feb 25

Elgin

31% Feb

Elliott

48

3534 Jan

11

413/4 Jun

17

14% Jan

4

11

19

El

Emerson

25

16% Feb

Emerson

Radio

3

4

4

27% Dec 27
22% Dec 29

4

79

29




Dec

2l

74% Feb

5

28'A Jan

6

96

2

Feb

25% Jan

21

Jen

693A Mar

33% Aug
ion

Jan

283A July

21

3
3
4

7

Natural

25%

25%

26

26

26'%

2,800

77

78

76'A

77

76%

*169

170

*168%

170

*168%

170

55

553%

53

55

52%

53

51

51%

52

33

34

32

32%

32%

33

32%

33

32

*933/4
41 VA

*102

95
42

106

*93'A
41%
*102

95

*93%

413%
106

40%
>102

77%

763A
*168%

94%

*93%

41%

41%

lOo

16 V,

16%

16

16'A

16

16Va

45%

47%

443/a

45%

44

45%

3%

3%

3%

3%

33A

*102

-

773%
170

,

94%
42%
106

773/4
168 Va

10

52%

2,900

32%

3,100

*93'A
42 3%

*102

94%

42%

16 Vo

16'A

16 3%

163%

45%

46'A

45'A

46'%

3%

4

—

5,000

106

'

3%

8,300

77%
168'/a

3%

4

2,800
30,100
16,900

&

4%

preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common

11
1

73

Erie Ac

31%

31%

31'A

31'A

30%

31

19%

20

31%

31%

303/4

31'A

19%

20'A

19 3/4

19%

21%

22'%

193/4

193/4

19%

2,200

21%

19%

22'/4

21%

22

213A

22

49'A

215%

49'%

2,600

*49 Va

21%

50

*49'/8

50

*49'%

50

*47'%

*491%

50

49

*48

49

*48

49

49

49

49

45 Va

49

3

46

45%

45

453%

45

45%

9.00C

24

3,900

4

Phonograph

Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp common

24 % Apr 20
* A»*r ' 5

July

25%

4,700

15

Gas

1pi

20% Jan 18
7fi

28 Va Aug

26'A

10

Electric Mfg Co

1334 Jan

25% Jan

26% July 28

Paso

2,100

1

2nd preferred

253/8 July 22

29 »/a May 19
102
July 13

Dec

393A Jan

27%

26

50

54% Apr

8

70

conv

13,900

26%

shares

preferred

5%

6

4

-

5%

17

51%

27%

26'%

10

3

17

Jan

28

51 Va

27

35%

3

(The)

common

Feb

53

51%

27%

2.50

National Watch Co

58% Feb

13

50%

273A

35

1

Stop Nut Co

5

Aug

50

*27%

100

Electric & Mus Ind Amer
Electric Storage Battery
Co

35%

49%

27'%

2

common

Jan

9% Jun

16'/a Jan

July 29

17

35

50%

27'A

100

Co

203/8 Aug
4
15'/a Dec 20

22% Feb

-66

21 Va

35%

49

283/8

10

common

preferred

Elastic

34% Feb 23

10

35

52%

273/4

100

Co

Electric Auto-Lite

3

48% Jun

22 V« Jan

2

273/4 Feb

30

6

15

31

543A Dec

Jan

Aug

5% Feb

35 Va

50%

5

preferred

Products

4 % %

5

25

92

4'A%
Ekco

May 27

23 Va Feb
53

9

Corp

Edison Bros Stores Inc common

96% May 31
47 Va Jun

107

Kodak

Steel

3434

1

Manufacturing Co

3% Jan

26

Jan

July 28

10
10

preferred

27

29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8

26

35

6%
Eaton

16% Dec

3

Apr

15% May 18
353A Mar 14

1

Eastman

31

29'A Dec

12

48

9
2

8

Jan

55% Aug

Eagle-Picher Co

4'/b Dec

6

23% Jan

1

82 3/4 Jun

175

5

24%

25 Va

45'A

23%

453A
24'%

45

23%

23%

23 3A

24

233%

50

2,700

100

600

14 y4

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

28

14%

28

14%

14%

10

143%

27%

27%

27%

2 7 3/4

275%

275%

1,300

33

27%

25

33

27%.

32%

33

32%

33

32%

32%

32%

3 3'A

2,200

*97%

98

98

98

5

100

*97'%

98

8.50

27%

28

27%

27%

273A

27%

No par

22%

22%

22'A

22%

22%

22%

5% 'preferred series A——100"
Plttsbureh RR Co_
_50

**87
*70%

'

88%

*85%

87

72%

*70%

72%

"

86

>70%

*98

*98

99

10

27%
-

87

72%

99

7,000

27%

273A

273/4

3,400

22%

223A

225%

223/4

13,300

*85%
Z

86'A

86

*70%

72%

71%

.

86

71'A

400

30

1

Volume

Number 5455...The Commercial and

182

Financial Chronicle
(621)

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

Range for Prerious
Pear 1954

.

Lowest

•

Range since Jan.

Highest

11 Vi Jan

4

Lowest

26'/a Dec

27

23% Jan

«

29

13%

3aa

o

43

May 11

2

liar is

12 % Feb

16

14% Dec

1% Apr

26

: 2%

Dec~31

STOCKS
1

*

NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE

80% July 20
17% Apr 15
53% Mar 29
4% July 8

Evans Products Co

Par

•"

Ex-Cello Corp

~

Exchange Buffet

70%

72%

68

70

14%

14%

14%

47

46%

*3%

4

*3%

68%

69%

Sales for

Thursday
Aug. i|

Aug. 10

14%

~?"5Q

Wednesday

,

Aug. 9

46%

~~

Corp"

Tuesday

Aug. 8

'5
?

__

Eversharp Inc

EOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES *

Monday

'

Highest

\

69%

Friday
Aug. 13

70

the Week.

Shares

46%

69 Va

14%

2,800

46%

«{» «

4

70 V4

14%

46 Va

3,600

*3%

4,800

4

100

F
£0% Nov

1-

9% Jan

11

13% May

27% Jun -1
18% Aug 11

24 %

Jan, 6

29% Mar 31

12% July 19

21% Feb

7

15

18 y* Apr

Fairbanks Morse <fe Co.
Fairchild Engine &

7

Fajardo

17% Mar

7

Falstaff Brewing
Corp
1.
Family Finance Corp common.IIIl
5% preferred series B_
50
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp 1
5
Farwlck Corp
2

4

18% Jan

27

Apr

19

16% Dec

31

15

17% Jan

5

29

22% Mar 14

15

£2% Jan

25% Dec

U

20% Jun 29
3 Vt Apr
8

72

Dec

30% Dec

'

6

10% Oct

13

70

64% Apr

5

43% Oct

14

56% Apr

5

23

,.

19

34% Dec

21

74

July

34

Feb

5% Mar 14
9% Jun
49

9

87

Jan

4

80

Jan

16

12

Jun

4

58

8

52% Jan

8% Jan

4

4

10% Apr ?Q
32% Dec 29

28% Jan

12

104% Sep

24

49% Feb

Dec

108

103

6

Jan

35% Jan It

15

Oct

54
Jan 18
104% May 17

23

10% Oct

21

42% Dec

53

Mar

108

9

22

38% Jan

104% Dec

3

21% Apr
38% Sep

23

35% Jan

48% Sep

23

9

7_

37% Jan

12

88% Jan

53% Dec

102

5

22

6

113

Nov

100% Dec

09

13

Jan

11

38 % Dec

4

9% Dec

Mar 22

45% Jan
11

4

Jan

7

&

105

July 15

56 Va Jun

23

Feb

28

116

Jun

24

12

100

Jun

3

32% Jan

12% Dec

10

12

68

Jan

6

Jan

18

15% Nov

19

14

23% Jan

4

387/s Dec

29

69% Jan

4

92

50

88% Jun

15

16% Mar 23
3

91% Jan

Freeport

10

4%

46

53

♦45%

15

34

14%

14%

14

14 Vt

34 Va

14%

32

31%

31%

31%

32

64 V«

65%

64%

64%

\

107%

9%

Vt

9%

&%

33 Vt

33%

33%

108 %

107%

107%

107%

49%

.62%

63%

45

6IV4

106

62 »/a

105

i

105%

*104%

166

60%

60%

60%

59%

60

9%

9%

9%

*9%

*9%

41%

40%

106

*101

41

*104%
59%

9%

40%

9%

41

40%
*101

14%

321/4
64%

3,200

9»A

91/4

a,100

33%

108%

44%

44%

10.500

14%

33%.

108

*9

3.800

63%

9%

33%

loo

341/4

32

.

33%

34

63%

60%

14%

*9%

"105

33%

-

109

6,900
3,100

109%

1.400

48%

49%

14,700

63%

64

*104%

106

•

106

59%

59%

9%

70

59%

91/4

41

9,000

1.400

9 'A

1.000

40%

40%

3,000

106

*101

21%

21

21

21

21

43%

21

43%

42

42%

42

21 Va

42%

2lVa

37%

37%

37%

42 V,

38

42%

37

42%

37%

42%

1,800

36%

61%

36%

61%

36%

37

62'%

8,500

62%

62 Va

62 '/a

62%

3,700

61 Va

Il5

*10j%

10

49%
108%

61%

61%

105

*103%

50%

106

49

110

98

34 %

*103%

50

*109

109

98

35%

*98

*98

34%

x33 %

8%

8%

8%

12%

13%

12%

12%

b

98%

80

80%

X80

16

15%

15%

41%

42%

90%

90 Vb

98%

1.300

106

50

50%

110

11,600

110

♦98

170

98%

20

34%

35%

35 Va

35%

6.900

8 Va

8%

8%

8%

1,300

12%

2.600

12%

*90

/

12%

12%

Id %

79%

16

x40%

91

*98

*103 Va

50%

80

*15%

43

*90

106

110

106

8%

12%

81

15%

42%

*101

34%

%

j

100

♦103%
50%
*109

50

110

98%

33%

106
21

*

8%

80%

1U6

49%
*109

par

_Il0

106

commonllllll

preferred

46

46

•'

4.500
10,900

54

33%

45%

par

~

*47

♦'15%

65%

9.200

7%
11

53

33%

V,

600

30%

lOVa

♦48

64

1

Co

11

45%

1

Co

,,

7%

33%

41

~_No

11

15 '/a

30%

7%

X45%

*101

Corp
Trailer

*45

llVt

*47

30%

7%

33%

5

CoZ.No

Co

Sulphur

Froedtert

Freuhauf

Xl0%

,

45%

5

Franklin Stores Corp

47% Jun

11

53

62

100

Corp

6

10 Va

*47

73

30

33

107%

convertible preferred
100
preferred
___100
Foster-Wheeler Corp
10

14 V, Jun

7 Vt

33%

3%%

Sugar

30 V,

x7Va

65

3V*%

Francisco

*70

29%

7%

32

71/,

4

73

73

30 Vt

45

Food Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
Food Machinery & Chem

12% Apr

34% Mar 14
88% Mar 30

29

Mar 31

*70

*1o

76

7%

9'/a

No par

Light

2,300

68'/*

6.25

Corp

Power

1,700

24

33%

*21

Power

16%

24

29%

46

No par

Florida

161/4

23%

j

com

preferred

Florida

16%

23%

32

Florence Stove Co

14

16%

23%

9Vs

(The) Carpet Co
Flintkote Co (The) common.

July 7
62% Aug 11

40

25

76% Nov

Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4 Va % preferred

$4

16%

23%

31%

Firth

12

16%

23%

14%

yI""Io

Ins N

15.200

23%

53

33%

6,300

13%

13

♦15%

7%

*45

25%

13%
15%

*70

11 Va

*47

25 Va

13%
15%

31%

7%
11

26

13 V4
15 Vt

16%

76

30%'

2sVa

13 Va
15 '/4

65%

_

Flltrol

May 23

23 Va

26

25%
'

15 Vt
16

5

Corp

17

16%

23%

50

First National Stores

48% Apr

17
8% July 13
11% Mar 14

Dec

3

97% Jan

21

10

Fidelity Phoenix Fire

18

26% Jan

13

102

9

6% Jan

Jan

Ferro

15

Mar

106

6

46% Jan

29

4

94% Jan
19

.101% Nov

26

13 Vt

xl5 %

*70

50

Mfg Co

46% Feb

35% May 23
43% Mar 15

Aug

Tarrant

26 V4

13

15%

16 V,

"5

&

10 Va Apr

Jan 18
18% Mar 11

28

93% Jan

pfd ser A
pfd 1953 series

62% Jun 20

6

98% Jah

35

cum

conv

Felt

50% July 12
68% Jun 16

8% Mar 14

16% Nov
28% Jan

conv

5%%

26

13 V,

15%

common"~~l

Corp

26%

13

Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
Corp Inc
Federal Pacific Electric Co__ I~ ~
1
Federal Paper Board Co Inc
~~5
Federated Dept Stores

38 V« Apr
119
Apr

t

10

62% Nov

7% Mar
£5% Jan

*8

9% July 28

29

41% Dec

26

20

13% Feb 23

24

July 30

20% Jan

14% Jan

5%

.

Dar

45
Apr 29
17% Jan
4
40% Jan 24
68% Jun 23

31% July 21

38% Jan

110% Dec

Co—

Fedders-Quigan

3

31 %

15

8% July 12
13% Jan
3

20

Jun

1
18

.44% Jun 20

19% Dec 27

Feb

28

No

Airplane Corp 1

Sugar

e

Jan

16% Dec

76

25 Va Jun

Mar 16

6
Aug 16
16% Apr
8

13

May 16

26% Jan 25

16

48% Oct

Mar 15

*15%

41%
*91

12%
79%

16

79%

*15%

3,700

16

2.300

41

41%

41%

41%

89

90

89

89

10,600
240

G
4% Nov 15
19

Jan

4

7% Aug

2

31% Dec

31

6% Jan

4

10

Dec

31

34% Jan

6

43

Dec

5% May 18
26V* Mar 14
104% May 24

14

23

Jan

13

Dec

4

40 % Dec

21

24% Jan

7

3% Apr

12

41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27

25

May 7
25% Jan 22
20% Jan

4

103

Jan

18

38

Jan

13

9% Oct

25

135% Aug
18% Jan

3

10% Jan

4

71

2

-

4

Feb

30% Mar

9

17% May
122

Jan

38

33

Dec

Dec

39

6

45

Mar 14

54

67% Jan

6

10

Jan

4

130

Jan

i

3

33% Dec

9

29% Jan

10

16

69 V, Jun

27

83% Mar 18

49

4

29

15

Dec

131

31

Dec

45% Jan

20

Dec

-

Jan

29

-36% Feb 23
«

23% Jun

17

93-

July

59

18

2*% Mar 15
130 % Aug

3

Jun

3

19% Dec

1

17% Jun

7

21% Mar

7

8

is % Dec

1

14

6

17

7

May

48% Feb

80

Mar 29

Jun~25

46% Jan

>

56% Jun

S% Jan

5

14% Nov 24

13% Jan

6

56% Feb

4

80 %

76

6

19% July
86% Jun

37% May 17

I

9

Mar

:

48%

July 22

Jan

Jan

8

6% Oct

25

12% Dec

28

60% Jan

5

78% Nov

22

Jan

4

124% Mar

123% Feb

26

146% Dec

10

58% Jan

4

98% Dec

31

118% Jan

4

126% Oct

29

122% Feb

102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29

29% Jan

94

119

Jan

4

£2% Jan

11

65

101

Mar

8

94% Feb

1

120

Mar

Jan

4

52 V* Nov

4

4% Dec

£8% Jan

18

25 V* Mar 26

Jan

18

9

26% Jan

26

14% Jan

6

25% Jan
99

7

43%

Dec~13

28

100% Apr

4

47% Dec

75% Jan

4

96

72% Feb

16

Jan

29% Jan

Dec

27

93

46

Jan

4

11

16

3
3

118% Jun

3

8

24% Mar 14

37% Aug

76% Dec

3

63

May 17

84% July 25

18

28 V, Jun
99

6

8

Dec

30

162

Nov

8

6% Feb

26

60

52

21

Aug

Motors

Corp

Public

Realty

2

9

Jan

11

168

Feb

2

&

General

Tire

&

Georgia-Pacific
(The)

Gimbel

Goebel

Co

66% Jun

V2 Aug
42

Dec

31

27% Jan

4

47% Dec

29

IV* Jan

4

2 V* Nov

29

24

7

21

7% Jan

3

32
Aug
9
41% Mar 14

42% Jan

3

2

Gold

55% July 25

Stock

&

400

57%

571/4

58%

57%

58

Vt

61,700

50 V,

50%

50%

50%

58,900

•191/4
"82 %

19 »/4

98%

98'/a

98%

1,600

9%

9 Va

9'/4

10,400

75'/4

75%

1,800

122%

*121%

122 Va

155

*145

155

2,200
.

3,500

270

124%

700

99%

800

32 V,

99

98

98%

32

31%

32

500

49%

50%

46 %

47%

48

48%

5,000

45%

44%

46

46

46

6,800

4%

5

38'/a

.No par

*45

5

4%

38%

37%
*45

45%

4%

*15%

15%

15%

39%

38 %

38%

62%

61 %

61%

*62
42

2.50

34%

34
103

58'/a

100

41%

42%

34
*100

*97

*100

97

97 %

100

*85

111

111 %

111

5,700

46V4

700

*105 V,

106

15%

15%

38%

38%

1,700

62 Va

.

62%

1,200

42 Va

16,600

42%

41%

34%
58%

1.000

103

57%'

*97
*85

8.500

97%

57%

85%

500

35

34%
*100

97

85%

86 Va

100

106

103

56%

60 Va

38 V4

46

15%

39 '/a

1

*105%

11,700

37%

•

45%

*105'A

106

V4
4%

5

38%

10c

com

70,600

44%

__lo

3,070

86%

111

109%

280

109%

230

1

35 Va

36

34%

35

36V4

37

23,000

l

Co

79 '/a

80%

78%

79

79%

80

4,100

27

12,100

26%

26%

27%

98

99

10

40Va

40%

39 Va

40 Va

_1

7%

7%

7%

7%

5

No par

Co

26%
*98

*156%

159

26'/«

100

39%

39%

7%

6,000

7%

159

*156%

10

22

22

22

22

*21%

66 Va

67%

64%

65%

5

55%

57%

52%

55%

54 Va

55V4

54%

56%

56'A

57 Vt

No par

&

200

100

*98

10

5%

5%

5%

5%

5'/a

5%

5%

5%

5%

Co

100

Inc

Rubber

.

*156 Va

r%

Hosiery

(W. R)

76

82%

98%

Utilties

Telegraph

Gould-National
Grace

'

*

*31'A

99

*31'/a

Rights
Gotham

122%
*145

v

124%

(B F)

Goodyear Tire

lA July 22

4

1,000

15

1281/4

common

Brewing

18

5% Jun

19

*14%

V«

127%

(The)

Goodrich Co

50% Jan

*18%

14

49%

100

preferred

Goodall-Sanford

22

130

18%

14%

131

Co

16

31

1

131

18%

15

15%

130%

18%

19 Va

124%

100

Brothers

$4.50
Glldden

800

127%

Corp
com

Plywood

Gillette

123
155

300

124%

preferred

conv

16

Dec

131

150

54

29'/4

124%

preferred

22% Feb

7

Xl30%

90

29

133%

preferred

3%%

73 »/a Jun

54% Dec

133

*51

131%

No par

Rubber

4%%
4 Va %

6

28

*145

10
Corp
Corp common.No par

26

Dec

*15

*89

291/4

124 Va

preferred

17% Jan
59% Jan

4% Apr 21
29 % July
l

134

18%

15%

Telephone
Time

4 V*%

20

26% July 30
64% Dec

134

19%

x29 V,

90
51

.

51

29%

5

Shoe Corp

15

14

134

19 %

*89

*51

No par

Utilities

Jun

Dec

*89
'

51%
29%

*15%

100

common

Railway Signal
preferred

5%

8

44% Mar

7% July 12
158

90

51%
29%

'**

2

General Outdoor Advertislng.No par
General Portland Cement Co
;
1
General Precision Equlpt Corp
1
General Public Service
10c

27

17

90

5,000

10

—.100

$5 preferred
Preferred $3.75 series

86% Mar 23

Jan

137% Apr 26
9% May 3

General

13

7
2

20

52 Va

30%

2,500

20 Va

75%

preferred

60

32%

20%

75%

convertible

144

32%

20%

75%
122%

Jan

38% Jan

143%

32'/4

9%

preferred

3,300

20'/a

9%

Corp

10 */a

32 Va

9%

Jun

90% Jan

145

3,300

10

•

60'/a

32%

1

82

6

145

90

601/4

:

20%

No pa:

20

29

10'/B

1,900

107

32%

98%

65'/a Jun

31

10

*144%

28%

106 'A

20%

97%

General

Dec

601/4

28%
•

8,500

32 Va

97%

General

90% Nov

60 V,

6%

20%
'

No par

$3.50

29

42% Dec

134

28%
106'A

10

10 Va

28%

106%

19

Jun

4

29%

6%

60

145%

83

General

4

90%

91

*51
•

*106%

10%

20%

28 Va

60%

145%

' '

32%

20%

28%

'

General

8

10%

145'/a

17%
*

107

19

General Refractories

Jan

59%

32%

1

LlOO

General Mills common

13% Jan

*143 '/a

*106%

61%

82'/a

20

80

10

5

106 %

19%

23

28% Jan

61

83%

30% Dec
21

5,600

106%
-

17%

19

107

10% Jan

17 l/a

28%

83

Feb

Jun

16%

17

29

Corp (Delaware )_1
Corp com
No par

Foods

preferred
General Instrument

98

17 '/a

17%

28%

General

45% July 11

Mar 14

17

171/3

7

39% Jan

18

4,700

coin__l

...

15

101

50%

50%

17% Mar 24

29

45% Jan

8

84% Oct

Jun

50

49%

41% July 29

33% July 29
101

12
31

50 Va

50%

63% Aug

35% May 25

1,000

50

50

71% Apr 19
5% Mar 7

6

49% Jan

50

5

7

13

50%

Electric

106% Feb

31

50%

33%

General

28

15% Sep

4.200

*32

General Finance

General

30 % Dec

36%

6%

5

General

53% Dec

36%

500

32%

58

30

4

36 Va

*

6%

55%

38% Aug 10

12

'36%

6%

57%

50% Jun

28

Jan

2,200

55"%

6

20% Apr

39%

1

14

12% Jan

38 Va

Dynamics Corp—.

30

41

1.400

39%

General

Jun

Apr

31%

39

35%

32 V,

General Contract Corp common
6%
series preferred

33% Feb
57% Feb

105

Aug 16

31%

38%
6 Va

2nd preferred—,
50
Cigar Co Inc com__No par
preferred
100

102

Mar 17

32V4

38

35%

35%

31%

conv

1

33

X36%

36%

32

.5

i%

3

39% Jan

27

*31%

40

540

6,700

6'/a

General

Aug

3

47

31%

No! par

Jan

9

47

31%

6%

1st preferred.___.__

127

Aug

47

31%

51%

100

4%

5%

4% Jan

*46 %

31%

107

32%

General Bronze Corp
General Cable Corp com

3%%

44 %

47

32

29%
107

6%

No par

July 25

9

47%

10%

1

__

July 11

1

*46%

10%

•

138

Aug

10%

3554,

Transportation__2.50

77% Jun

24

48

10%

30

50%

Corp

Co

3.600

10%

*32%

General Baking Co common.
$8 preferred

1%

7,100

10%

1

$4.50 preferred
Amer

6%
29%

106%

10%

50

Corp

American Investors

General

152

34% Aug 19
Dec

General

6%

10%

1.66%

com

preferred

Acceptance

3

44

107

General

Inc

6%

29%
106%

39

2

Industries

Container

*6%

29 Va

106%

«3i%

_5

convertible

6%

6%

29%
106 Va

48

No par

*

9

100,

Wood

6%
29

106%

iota

50

(The)

6%

29%
107'%

107

5

(The)

Corp

4%%

89% Mar 14

24

3% Jan

Gar

123

98

common

preferred

Gaylord

7

136% Feb

Inc

13

43% Mar 14
25

Garrett

29%

100

99% Apr

9% Aug 12
66% Jan
6

3

22

Co

g,y

1

common

Gardner-Denver Co

22

11

1

(Robert)

convertible

Gamewell

Mar 11

15% Nov
Jan

5%

5

30% May 27
136

12

(The)

Inc

Gamble-Skogmo

1

23

Co

Co

$4.50 preferred

1

30

148 Va Jun

6

Dec

1

Mar
Jun

11% Jan 21

7

18 Va Dec

*89

5

177/s Aug
3
30% July 27

4

148% Feb

11

107 Va Mar

28

Jan

Feb

9% Mar

,

Gair

July 27

46% Feb 25

5

Gabriel

5

40 Va Apr

15% July 5
26% Mar 15
105% Jun 14

10

30

July

49 V,

*

Jan

32

Jun

10% July 22

30% Jan

107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
11-

18

a %

17

311

25

31V* July 13
35% Mar 14
32% July 18

2

37% Nov

Jan

41% Jan

17

22% Jan

9

7% July 27
34

113

Batteries Inc

65 Va

4,900

159
22
/,

700

67%

11,200

49,600

31!

91,700

5%

3,100

4

32%

33

32

32%

32%

33%

33

33

33 Va

34%

1.600

_1

& Co

51%

52%

50%

51%

50%

51 Va

501/4

50%

50%

51%

6,700

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

11,700

Jan

3

12% Jan

5

18% May 26

Granby Consol M S & P__

5

16%

16'/a

16%

27 V« July

7

Jan

6

30

7

Grand

5

27%

27'%

27%

27%

27%

27 %

27 '/a

27%

27%

27%

2,300

5

Granite

12.50

34%

35%

33 Va

34%

33%

34'/4

33%

34

34

34%

19.300

180

*176

183 %

500

3,100

12

13% Sep

14% Jun

29

26

Dec

31

22% Jan

6

86% Jan

5

138

Dec

31

126% Jan

3% Mar

18

33

Apr

19

64% Jan

8

7% Mar
29
17

Jan

40% Aug 18
100

Mar

Jun

35% Aug
185 Va Aug

3

8

36

Jan

6

44

Jun

6

93

Mar 21

98

Apr

14

9

4

Mar 14

2

10% Dec

13

4

36% Dec

17

34 % Jan

17

21% Jan

8

12% Aug
*

37 Va Apr

8

21

Graham-Paige

Motors

Union

5Va%
Grant

Steel

cum

T)

Co

conv

4

Dec

29

74

Feb

2

29% Apr 19
92% Jun 22

Gt

11
9

38% Dec

29

35% Jan

18

43% July 25

Great

Northern

17% Jan

4

22

Dec

31

20% Mar 22

24% Feb

Great

Western

Oct

131% Jan

4'

154

27

143

73

Apr

9

Jun

18

78% Aug 17
1
-33% Feb

69

28

20% Jan
For

8

31% Dec

footnotes




see

Mar 16

153

May 26

Iron Ore

Great Northern

7%

preferred

7
18

Green Bay & Western
Green (H L) Co Inc

26% Mar 15

37 % Aug

11

Greenfield Tap

76

RR

*.

16 Va

178

183%

38

38

38

*96

97

96

•
-

37%

38

97

96 Va

148

100

*73

11%

12%

*36

37

*96 Vi

11%

11 Va

'-11%

11%

17

16%

2.900

17

33

38

38 %

96%

96%

96%

11%

37

-

60

5.900

11%

11V»

„

37

*36

37

*36

37

16%

179

178

39

.100

Jun

23

J.
25
—No par

Sugar com___No par-

34% Jan

Feb

com

*176

185 Va

16 V,

39

Prop__No par

Paper Co
Ry Co

30% Mar 14

17

nage

-

Northern

Stores

16%

*96

.

11%

Jan

9

5

100

*36
27%
*83 Va
41V*
21%

Jan

:

common

183

^1

Jun

3

100

preferred—__No par

54

21% Dec

common

preferred

27

80

new

preferred

Grayson-Robinson
$2.25

(The)

City

(W

3%%

Co

No par

4

37

4

27%

100

5.100

27'/4

27V4

85

82%'

82Va

82 %

82%

*82%

85

200

41%

40%

41%

40%

41 %

41%

42

41V#

42

12,600

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21%

21 %

21%

21%

28%

27

86 Va

*83

27'/4

27 Va

27

27%

*147

149

143

148

♦143

*73

148 %

75

*73

75

♦73

75

•

147

-

75

148

*73

149 Va

3.000
100

75

-1

31 Va

32%

31%

32

31%

31%

31V2

31%

31%

31%

9,000

& Die Corp__No par

33%

36

35%

36

35'/4

36»/a

x36%

377/a

36%

37%

14,400 •'

V-1-.----^'*'-1'

"

28.
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j

,'..

%

-*i

\

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i-„
t.

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it

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.

-

A'

•

«

«.*>

^

*•

21

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

...

(622)

Monday, August 15, 1955

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Rane< 'or Previous

1

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

•

•

11% May 21
90% Jan

7

22% Jan

11

NEW

Range since Jan. 1

Yrar 1954

14% Mar
97

13% Jan

4

Mar 30

94

Sep 20

16% Mar

6

99

4%%

May 31
2

Grumman

8 V* Apr

4

4

5% Dec

22

26% Mar 29

39 % Dec

29

35% Jan

6

44% Feb 23

68 y« Jan

91

Dec

9

Jan

6

96% May
89% July

4% Jan

4

90

6

4

61% Mar 14

67% Dec 29

29

34"% July 30

31

Jan

18

100% May 26

106% July 28

103

Feb

1

103

May

110

105

Jan

35

Jan

26% Jan

4

$5

preferred-

15

106% Mar 26

105% Mar 23

27

46% Aug 17

Oct

Gulf

7

Oil

States

$4.20

97%

'97%

98%

98 «/2

98 %

34%

35 Va

347a

35 ',2

6 V4

6 %

5%

36

6%

35
6 V4

6

37%

38

96%

►95%

9b Vs

9574

96 %

*96

83%

80%

82 %

81'a

82%

37 Va

377a

37

38%

38

*95 %
82%
*35 %

No par

dividend

preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred

109% Jun
7
107
Jun 10

*97%

8l7i

Co—

Common

9

Utilities

15%

1574

15%

6%

-—.—No par
25

;

Corp

6

Jun

Corp

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par

5

36% May
105

104% July 13

5

1

Aircraft

Gulf

45% Jan

1

Guantanamo Sugar

5% Jan

15%

15%

15%

15%
97%
34%

100

preferred

Aug. 11

Aug. 10

Aug. 9

Aug. 8

Greyhound Corp (The) common—3

3

45% Feb

32% July 19

39% Aug 11

Par

100
100

*106%

100

*106

25

35%

35%
104
107%
107

*103

*44

107 V4

15%

98'A

98'V

98 %

70"

357'a

35'/a

357b

13,400.

61/4

1,700.

61/4

*6

387b

38

_

13,000

38 %

8,000

96i%

96

96

1,400

82%

82%

8374

6,800

35'%

35%

357b

1,500

103

103'%

103%

190

107 %

10o74

107

1

107

*106 Va
*106

1U7

35%

Shares

157b

*106'%
*106

107

3574

103

103

103

104

*106%

the Week

157/

107 %

35 %

35%

*103

*106

Sales for

Friday
Aug. 12

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

high sale PRICES
Thursday

LOW and

""

STOCK

YORK

►106

•44

40

107

H
42% Jun

46% July 12

17% Jan

12% Mar

13
2

30

19% Jan

6

24

29

19% July

1
5

25% Fab

5

86% Dec
25% Nov

85

31

4

24

131

Jan

4

15

21% Oct 28

Nov

142

Jan

38

22

22% Apr 23
5% Jan 19

32% Dec

32

40

10% Jan
11% Feb

6
6
17

142

18

35

10

13% Jan

Dec

23

15 % Jan

31

,

6% Aug

Jan

8% Mar

4% July 12
18 % Jan
4

23% Dec

31

21 % Jun

28% Dec

31

26% Mar 14

33

Jun

May 21

84% Jan 24

89

May

85

Mar

30
4

31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22

21% Jan
35

Feb

39% Jan

11

98% Mar 29

26

23% Nov

11

22% Jan

6

25

5

37% Nov

18

36% Jan

3

17% Jun

29

96

17

126% Jun

122% Aug 11

129% Aug

20% Oct

14

Jan

6

101

Dec

27

2

126% Oct

26

38% Jun

18

May 26

50

Jan

Dec

23

40

54% Feb

16

51% Jan

3

Jun

1

2

9

547/i Mar 18

13

14% Jan

26

37% Dec

26 y4 Jan

11

14% Jan

11

34% July 26
18% Apr 21

15% May 12

39% July 14
18 % Jan
3

78

71

79% Aug

68

Jan

4

Apr

81% Jan

5

92

18% Mar

1

43% Nov

9

May 13

10% Jan

4

Sep

35

Jan

55% Jun

3

31% Mar 18

8

Jan

29
12

5

89% Jan
34% Jan

96

3

6

July

27

3

51% July 29

10% Mar 14

12 *8 Jan

s

31% Jan

10

18% Aug

5

21% July 26
13% Aug
9

16% Jan

3

30

5

Jan

19

8 % Dec

14

Jan

4

27% Dec

6

5

30% Dec

21

9

Holly Sugar Corp

52

Oct

5

37% July 12

48

Jan

85

Dec

31

74% Mar 14

89

July 27

31% Dec

31

28% Jan

31

Mar 31

100 % Jun

14

6

12
23

33

Jan

7

103

16% Apr

13

35% Aug 25

Jun

9

36% Oct

27

28

84% Jan

6

99 % Nov

18

91% Jan

94 % Jan

4

101

105

Mar 14

Nov

24

100

105% Nov

16

34*

Aug

3

May

Mar 10

104% Jan
105% Feb

28% Jan

11

41 % Dec

31

40% Jan 27

'47

Feb

64% Jan

8

112y2 Dec

23

98

Feb

7

137

July 18

15l/4 Jan

6

19% Dec

31

18

Jan

6

11% Jan

4

20%.Dec

10

15% Mar 14

22

4% Jan

5

1

Nov

4% Nov 22

8

22% Jun
:24

14

23

Aug

8

3% Feb

lu

12% ADr

1,300

6%

6%

*674

6%

67 a

67 b

*6'/4

674

21%

17 %

6%

678

237a

23 5 a

31%

23%

317a

31%

*311/4

87 «/2

87%

*87'%

88

50

49%

49%

*97

-

*37%

18%

19

237%

38%

46%

*52 »/4

54

52'A

52 »/4

July 18
7% July 18

10% July 27

38% Jan

4

55% Dec

21

63 Va Jan

6

13% Jan

14

25% Nov

8

22% Jan

11

2% Nov

10

3% Feb

3

18% Dec 15

21% Oct

11

3

Jan

6

19% Jan

3

1

69% Aug

IHudson
5%

&

517 a

50 »/4

51

50'%

51

51'V

52

5,600

3674

37

*37 %

38

37

377b

1,800

xl7%

*11

21%

21 va

13%

,

6%

31%

31%

38%

39

38 Va

38%

87

87

,

84 %

101

102%

3

14%

11%

14 %

50

37%

38%

*37%

31%

32 %

94

94

104

31%
*93

40%

41%

126

131

11 Va

111/4

11%

11'%

900

21 Va

21%

2174

3,200

14

147b

14 Vb

147 a

6,100

*6%

*20%

21

20 %

1

23 %

24

22 %

100

2Va

noncumulative

preferred

85%

9% Feb

17

Hupp Corp

32

July 27

Hussman

1

Refrigerator Co.:

___5

*31 Vs

38

38%

38%

3874

38%

39

7,800

84

84

83%

83%

1,100

16,400

*2

37%

38'%

377b

3874

*10074

10274

*1003V

10274

60

14%

14'%

14'%

147%

3,700

37i%

38

*37'%

38%

700

31%

4,000

31'%

317a

'■*94

*94

95

31%
95

31%
*94

95

50

*102%

104%

*102%

104'V

*102%

104 %

60

*104

1047a

*104

1047a

*104

1047a

60

40 Vb

4,300

41%

40 74

126

127%

127 %

%
237a

*20

2074

*2

407a

417 a
20

*7 Va

*20
23 Va

23%

22 %

67%

*27%

28%

57a

V4

900

31%

104 %

x65%

6

3,100

387'2

31%

3174

207b

1474

102

*38

38%

*83

37%

147 a

7%

' *

500

207a

31%

37%

28%

6
"

7

20'%

31 %

*10034

68 % .69%
*28

*674

207%

317 a

14-%

2%
7%

*7'/a

100

Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc__
1.6.66%

5

7

207a

831/2

•

129%

1

2V4

180

3,300

105

105

105

47!%'

317a

38%

95

*102%

"

47%

2OV4

►

10274

37%

38%

*100%

47%

21%

7

*634

67'a
20%

<r50

94

147a

13%

31%

43,000

7 J'%

94

11%

22

14

1774

*77%

94

22

xll

11%

22%

14%

•>

17%

79 %

47'/a

477a

x47%

17%

*77%
x94

17%

177 a

17 %

17

17%

11%

16

100

-

•

37%

14 Va

Jun

32■

54

50%

20%

_

310

1,800

367s

30

Manhattan

*52

1,600

47

52%

*

2

1,400

37%

48
*11%
21 %

41%

18'a

4b 74

46 V2

48

*129

1,700

CO 00

46 %

46%

47

25

18

10

247b

46'.2

46%

7%

(Del)

*377b

126

48 %

Power—No par

24'V

3874

122%

46%

31%

Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co

24%

30

1,4U0

98

125

94%

105

*97

122%

*93

100

98

127

80

*102%

50%

123%

94

100

31%
88

4r*'%

126

80

_—100

2,800

3 l'V
*

122%

*122i/4

94

38

8,400
3.JU0

a

129 %
123 Va

54

1,500

7

88

50%

18 Va

17'/a

128/2

129 %
123 Va

21%

...

18 Va

2,600

23%

123!

128

129

*52%

*3774

187 a

18 Va

18%

24

23%

123 %

54

♦97

*3774

38%.

50

98

*97

98

24%

24

24%

46%

6%
231/4

317b

88

79%

Finance common—No par

&

23 %

31%

*7

common

Lighting

674
23%

49 %

38%

17 Va

7

674

231/4

-

600

227%

17 %

2,700

36

*21%

17

17 74

674
-

94%

common—5

Houston Oil Co of Texas

17

*35

22

*87%

50%

No par

preferred
4.40% preferred

„

36

21%

21%

79 %

_No par
Co

2178

22 Va

17%

*35

36

*35

36

*35

12.50

4%

27

1,700

33%

21

preferred

preferred

Houston

34'%

33%

5

common

$2.25 convertible preferred

23

17

30%

34 'V

33%

10

& Sons

Houdaille-Hershey

3%%

30 V*

34

32%

5

Mining

Household

30 %

33%

32%

94 %

1

$4.25 preferred

5
6

Feb

(A)

convertible

Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem

1

98

28

102% Mar

.

1

38% Aug

4

29% Dec

27

5%

Homestake

Apr 28

15% Mar

17

34% Jan

26

44% Jun
106

1

1

30

34

80

5

(Charles E)

Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
Hollander

30%

50c

Hilton Hotels Corp

Hires Co

1

20

30 Va

88

100

2nd pfd (conv)__No par

cum

2

4

Dec

5

600

144

327a

7

*52%
51%
37 %
17

1

Inc

Heyden Chemical Corp common
3%% preferred series A
$4%

•

20

46%

46

-

*139

3,200

33%

17 %

24
*38
*18%
126%
*122%

50

(The)

S

5

12% Nov

preferred series A

Co

4

8% Mar

33% Jan

95% Jan

Hertz

Hewitt-Robins

25% Jan

56% Jan
27

4%%

>32% Mar

5% May 12
19% Feb
7

29% Feb

>

7

11% Aug 25

25 y4 Jan

preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par

33%
1047%

337a

97%

No par

common

45%
144

40

33%
1047b

6V2

50%

No par

Powder

*139

144

*139

33'%
106

32 %

30%

31 %

5%

45i%

46

*45 »/4

45 %
140

*1047'a

307s

31%

10

33

33 74

1061/2

32 3

33%

*87%

preferred—25

Hercules Motors
Hercules

48% July 19

Mar 14

noncumulative

45%

22%

100

(G W) common

7%

*105%

4

*1047%

33%
106 %

23%

^—25

preferred

*86

32 %

15

(H J) Co common

32%

140

100

common

.

87%

*86

23%

5

Co

preferred

8

22% Mar

Inc

Corp

Hazel-Atlas Glass

Helme

800

87

36

6%

3.65%

20'a

*86

207 a

900

4,100

,

34

22 Vs
17%

Heinz

*20'%

87

44%

32%

*35

1

7

20%

*86

3078

6%

——-50

2

38% July 25

104% Feb

*20'%

87

140

*138

—1

common

preferred

-3%%

207a

467a

46 %

*32%

Hecht Co

900

20%

'

*20%

106%

*105

Hayes

54% July 27

3

_

10

2

21%

21%

87

30%

Industries

4b'%

217 a

33%

33%

Mfg

46'%

21%

87

1

fHaveg

46!%

21%

33%

Hayes Industries Inc

23

17

100
2.50

."

Hart Schaffner & Marx.:

7

41% Nov

121% Feb
52

247% Mar

7

Co

100

1

101% Oct

13% Mar 12
68

89

21% July

9

44

46

21%

21

(MA) Co $4.25 pfd—No par

4%%

44

46%

2178

2.50

20

44

45V2
217a

20%

preferred

Hat Corp of America

44%

47 %
22

2178

preferred

14

39

6%

*43 %

46

5

Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co

24% July 21
18% Jun 13

6

8% Dec

7

•

*44

No par

com

Paper

44%
47%

47%

Harbison-Walk Refrac common—i5

9

July

8% Jan

6

17

May

34 V8

May 23

14% Dec

Hanna

1

397/b July 13
.35% July 5

9

5% Mar 25

30

Nov

Hammermill

51% July 21

Mar 11

30

28

8% Nov

107% Feb

Cementing—5

Printing Co

convertible

4%

21

6

(W F)

Well

Hamilton Watch Co

4

Jun

35

134% July 25
26% Mar 14

23

33% Nov 29

Hall

4

100 % Feb

6

104% May 10

106% Oct 25
40% Dec

July

121% Jan

33% Aug

Jan

Oil

Dec

21

12% Jan
24% Jan

Water

Halliburton

July 28
May 27

20 Va Apr

63 % Jan

102% May 11

Hackensack

49 %

24

45% Aug 10

"30%~

30%

30!

a

7 '/•

23%
2'/a

7%

6674

7 %

6874

*28

2874

5%

21

6678

7Va

65 "4
*28

6

*2

21/4

41

127%

6

61/8

2874
6

407'8

129'%

*20'%

237b
2
*7

6874
*28

1,800

20 Vb

200

24

47,100

2

1,500

7%

200

69'4

5,500

2874

6

6V4

25,300

*30

307%

600

30%

30%

30 Vb

311/4

32%

32%

32%

58%

59%

5874

60

52%

53

52%

53

*52'%

*30

30 %

130

I
27
43 % Jun

Jun

21

33% July 18

Idaho

58% Aug
47% Jan

9

68% Jun

Illinois

5

54

20

49% Mar

8

10

51% July 15

52% Apr

53

29

55

Jun

9

63% Dec

31

12*

50 '% Dec

23

48% May 21

52 '/4 Dec

50

53 y2 Nov

40

Jan

May 25

52 % Jun

15

55

Oct

5

Apr

Aug

51% May

23

2

Co

Power

new

lo

Illinois Power Co

33%

307/|

60 Va

61

58 %

60

No par

common

32 Va

No par

Central RR Co

53 %

54

53

53%

*51

52

*50

51

50

*49%

50%

*49'%

50'%

20

50

*517/3

52 % *

*51%

52%

*51%

5274

*51%

52'%

52'%

52%

80

8

4.70%

cumulative preferred

50

*54 V4

55 %

*

55 «/a

*541/4

551%

*54%

55%

*54'%

55'%

80

54

*53

54%

*53

54 %

*51 Va

52

*51'%

54% Dec

10

52% Mar 28

55

Mar 11

4.42%

cumulative

preferred

50

*53

53

10

5i

S3

Feb

4.20%

cumulative

preferred

50

*51 Va

15% Nov 23

2% Jun
39

Jan

47% Nov
159

25

21
4

July 29

Dec

30

7% Nov

30

23

5% Jan

17

48% Jan'

52

Nov

57 % Dec
170

8

Jan

26

24

50% Jan
162

Jan

6

20
4

19

"

147/4 Mar

7

28% July 25
8

Aug

5

58% Mf*y 23
57% July 28

169% Jun

Illinois Terminal RR Co

1

5

*13%

Indianapolis Power & Light—No'par

28 V4

Industrie
Industrial

Electrica

Ingersoll-Rand
6%

15

De

Mex

S A

Rayon

No par

common

27% Jan
159
25

4

Jan
Jan

Jan

8

7

9% Jan

Oct

Aug 11

84

5

140

31

30% July 26
31% Aug 10

23

59 y2 Dec

34% Jan
130% Jan

Mar

8

3% Mar 16
57 % Jan

1

135

6

Aug

4

17% Dec

31

12% Jun

16

88% Dec

Jan

101% Jan

31

82

12

106 y2

4% May 27
40 Va May 27
44% Jan 11
38

Feb

4 V4 Nov

6

166

29

94

18

Jan

35% Jan

25

Dec

19

19% Jan

30

42 y2 Dec

1% Jan

55

% Oct

38

28% Jan
77

38 y2 Dec

176

96% Jan
349

lg

May 19

103

Jan

Mar 14

17

69

Mar 14

79

Nov

16

73

Jan

6

4

42% Jan

6

70

31% Jan

31

44% Nov

Jan

37% Jan

12% Dec

79% Dec

1

60

5

Dec

9% Mar 13

Jan

36% Oct

21

Jan

13% Jan

28

26% Dec

6

29 Va Apr
31
May

23% Jan

6

38% Dec

2

34

6

25

38 Va Dec

Jan

34% Dec

24% Jan

May 12
Aug 13

Jan

59% May
19% Jan
85% Jan

31% Jun
For

92% May 26

4% Apr

79% Aug
141

Jun

preferred

i

2,200

55 Vb

2,700

17

19

24%

5

50 %

51 Va

50%

50%

50%

50 74

100

*101V2

No par

28 Va

103

*101 %
28

28%

103

*10174

28%

1N0 par

38%

39%

38%

preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A„25

168 V4

169 %

166 %

31 Va

31 V8

*31%

32%

32%

32

32%

91 %

*88

91 %

7%

Int'l Minerals & Chemical

4%

com

preferred

5

100

International Mining Corp
of Canada

1

1

408

*88

*3%

413

405

3%

412

374

com—No par

7fc%

77 %

74

1

100

136 %

136 %

*136

International Packers Limited

%

39

•

28»/a
406

Va

16774
32

334

767V
137

38

103

287a
410

V2

166%

*31%
317 a
*87

374
74%
136

397a

1661/2
32

32%
91

3%
75%
136

61 >/4

*24

24%

51%
*101%
28'b
405

387b
166

5 l'V

103

28%
409

*24

5074
*101'%
28'/a
410

39 %

39

166'%

167

*31%

32

*31'%

31%

32

3174

*87

374

91

3%

75

767b

*135'%

136%

*87

*374

767a
136

168

10,300

78%
62-(a

.

1,600

103

28%

17,400

413

1,800

39%

20,900

168

430

32

200

16,900

327b
91

.

37%

1.700

77 %

12,800
280

136%

137 a

13%

137 b

103'%

108

104%

Jan

106 %

12

106

104 %

104%

104%

104%

1

$4 preferred
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Araer com—No par

*104%

14% Jun

*11%
85 Va

12

1174

117 a

*11%

11%

12

12%

12 Va

12%

85 %

83

85

83

83

83

83

83

83%

91

114

May 24
Jun

48% Mar

Paper

5%

2

preferred
International Salt

8

International Shoe

72% Apr 21
38 % Aug
3

International
7%

100
No par

Silver

—No par

25

common

preferred

25

301/b July 22

International Telep & Teleg—No par

45

International

24

9

30% Aug 11

28% Jun

9

127% May 23

$1.40

cum

Utilities

Corp
preferred

conv

5

$6

preferred

*10 4'4

3,800

10,900
300

106

1,100
420

98

*93

98

94

94

45

45

45%

45

457b

45%

457b

1,400

65

65

64%

C4%

64

64 %

63%

65%

6474

6474

1,700

*37'%

*37%

38%

28 Va

28%

x40%

*93'%

500

97

37%

37'%

*37 7b

38 %

38%

200

27s%

28 %

2774

28 Va

27%

28 Va

28

28%

32,500

40'%

411/4

*401/2

41

407b

407b

*40

4074

40 %

41 %

*40%

41%

*40%

40%

40

100

37

*36

36!%

35'%

35%

*35%

36%

700

14%

14'%

147 b

147a

147 b

3,000

37%

41

41 Va

36%

37

*36%

14%

14%

1

106

13%
10574

44%

*92

*4C%

No par

104!%

45

*

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & LigM Co
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c

13'4

98

3.50

Intertype Corp

*10474

13%
104%

44%

1

Power Co

13%
*104'%

95

25

Interstate Dept Stores..
Interstate

13 Va

13,200
100

24%
51%

103

3

3774

14%

143V

14%

40

800

46

45%

46

4474

447i

45

45

45%

45'%

700

35%

35%

35 Va

35 %

35

35 7'a

34%

35

347b

3474

2,100

29%

29%

29%

30

29%

30 Va

297b

30%

30

30

7,300

25Vb

4,900

46

25%

26 %

12?%

122 %

26

122 %

26 %

25%

26

25%

122V4

*122 74

125

♦122'%

25%
124

25%
*122%

124

70

9

8,800

J

8 Vb Dec

28

30 % Nov

23

6% Mar 14

97/a July 22

(F

L)

Co

T_l

»

9

0

34% Jan

13

3?

Jaeger Machine Co

5

39

No par

297b

Jan

31

19

97

33%

Jun

Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
l
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—.100

Mav

7

Nov

23

Apr
91'% Nov

14

99% Jun

12

81

78

% July 20

97

Nov

Feb

11

30

65

Mar 15

37% Dec

85

Jun

27

31

32% Mar 14

45% Aug

1

91% Jan
H.-t

iviar

14

59

13

104

31

98

22

41% Mar 15

page

Jacobs

27% Jan

Oct




24%

78%

61%

13%

3

see

*24 Va

♦164

7874

60

106%

34% Feb

footnotes

24%

168

78%

13%

30% Jan
26% Jan

48% Dec

*24 Va

*164

105%

34% July 21
29% Aug
5
23% Dec
7

100% Dec

59%

15

29

103

59%

common..J7.50

Dec

55

7874

60%
24%

International

3

24

7774

1

Preferred

43% Jun

Jan

79

58 %

common

i

168

77%

61%

Inc

Corp

Int'l Harvester

-

79%

No par

Int'l Nickel

2

121

*164

'

59 %

Machines

3

14% July 27
51% May
2
35T4 May
2

19

168

7%

3

39% Feb

Nov

*164

\

7%-

a

14

6

123

Iron

-

77

20

.

Interlake

Int'l Business

10

Jun

20% Mar 23

Ctfs

168

7%

Jan

3

'

...

7%

114% Jun

12% Jan

96

Jun

3

34 Va Mar 15

37% Nov 24

617b Mar

41% Jan

32% Jan

86% Jan
99

9

175 % May 31
37% Jan
4

22

20'% Jan

35% Apr

41 % Jun

Aug 17

4% Feb
19

3

Apr 18

39

28% July
29% Jan

112

Mar 15

Mar 29

29% Aug

14

10% Jan

14

35

103

450

21

2,200

55 %

Interchemical Corp common!
4%% preferred

29

28%

55%

July22

25

28'%

55

53

Oct

28'%

5474

Insuranshdres

Nov

287 b

547 a

July 18

21% Dec

28%

55

24 %

102

281/4

54%

79

375

28%

56

*164

6

28 %

28%

55 V2

100

28

500

3,200

1

May 11

13%
7%

i.No par

14% Apr

13'%

55'%

Inspiration Cons Copper

271

1374

7%

Inland Steel Co

89 % Jan

1374

54 %

62% Aug 12

21% Jan 20
37% Jan
7

13%

77 4

80

23

*13%

54%

66% Mar 14

28

200

13%

*7%

35% Jan

Nov

1

52

13%

«

54%

29

Jun

14

55

31

40

52%

54

76% Dec
22 % Dec

54%

*51 '%

55

39% Dec

4

*53

52

52

54

4

5

54%

*53

52%

55%'

11

15% Jan

%v

54 %

50

55

7%
1

.

21 % Jan
25 y4 Jan

.

•

40% Jan

6

1,800

3,200

preferred

4

22% Oct 20

11,200

53 %

preferred____50

11

17

607b

cumulative

27

Jan

32

60

cumulative

8% Jan

.

31'%

4.08%

1

»

51 % Dec

13% Apr 12
24 % Mar 15

-

4.26%

5

15

51% Jan

Dec

32%

28.

Mar 10

106

Jun

-2

14

May 10

Aug

3

57% July 27

Jewel Tea Co Inc

common

3%% preferred
Johns Manville Corp..

95%

97b

8%

9'%

8%

874

87%

2974

297b

29 3 4

29'%

29 "2

29%

297b

297b

29%

1,100

33 %

33 %
96 %

33

33'%

33

33%

33

33

2,600

.34
96%

1

55%

55'%

100

*997-4

101%

No par

96%
1

*55

55'%

55 %

55'%

101%

*99%

101'%

85

86

8374

78%

78%

78

78

43%

44'%

42'/b

437%

100

105 Vs

105%

1
/

*96%

55%

10

Joy Manufacturing Co

97 %

*9974

12%

Johnson & Johnson
Jones <fc Laughlin Steel com.i
5% preferred series A

*96%

9

53%

54%

105

53%

85 %

105

537%

85%
♦78

427b
105

53'4

86

79%

43!%

*9934

85%
*78

427b

105

105

54

54

97'%

9

*96%

97%

40

2.000

55%

5574

55 3 4

101'%

*9934

101'%

857%

85

79%

*78

43
105

54'%

437b
105

54%

7,200

85%

400

79'%
43 Va

.

24,800

105'/8

400

5474

3,200

•

Volume

Number 5455... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

182

NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD'
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1954

Lowest

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

NEW YORK

Highest

iV

.y

Kaiser

*

2872 May 25
79% Jan
6

46 V* Jan

4

85% Dec 31

2 V* Sep

9

3% Jan 18

32 % Jan

A

1

41

Dec

Apr

-

28

99% Nov

12

104% Apr

102

106

V

May 26
J

,

Oct

15

29

38% Jan

14

1

35 % Jan

5

24

18% Jan

t16

21

Jan

% 7i*

105

1023/4 Mar 15

9

Apr

22

4

4%

*64% Jan

A

70% Jan

13

43

Mar 10

84% Apr
48 7» Jan

July

8

'

217»Jan

1774 Mar 24

••2474 July 15'

277b Mar 14

3574 July 12

107

Dec

8
31

54% Dec

3

98% Jan

23

24.72 Mar

125

6

47% Jan

; Nov 24

.

2972 Jan

3

593/b Apr 15
8
463/4 Aug

11

31

18

41% Dec

13

367a Jan

58

Jun

34

Oct

14

297a Feb

3472 Jun

23

Mar 19

,

39

79% Jan

1

*6
A

82% Jan

5

>

34%i Jan

Apr 29
Nov

1

84

44% Dec

9

•

98% Dec

14

Jan

5474 Jun

9274 Mar 18

10074 Jun

34% Jan 23

287b

jun

30

32'/Jan

4

5274 Dec 31

4972 Jun

9

55% Feb

9

24

52% Aug

50

4
V

;

3974 May 31

:

Jan

13% Dec 29
57b Feb 18

9

14% Jun

127b Mar 15

nysDec

8

16

47a Jun

8

147t Aug

"

5
1
1

f;7n"mra"n;"
common
Co

58% Dec

4

5

15

53/s Jan

*100

--JJ

Mar 14

17% Jan

27

22
85

.

30% Dec

Aug 10

27% Jan
15

25

6

34'A May
9872 May
133/4 Jun

Mar 14

47a7o

2

1

1

747a Jun

2l

187b Jan

6

25 Vb Apr

26

Lehigh

*

9

17b Jan

3

27a Apr

6

Lehigh

Valley

8

117» Jan

3

153/4 Apr

7

372 Jan

3

8

57i Apr "11

20%
*14%

14%

14 7b

47a

4%

4 74

Llbbey-Owens-Ford

Libby McNeill & Libby

7

Xl5%

16%

Life

5

*58

60

164

Apr 22

1497a Jun

53% Dec 30

48

157 7a Jan

22

18
17

6

Aug' 12

14

Lily

18%

21%

Corp

Co__

13% Jan

4

22

11

64

99% Jun

1143/4 Feb

9

104

Nov

3

30

105

Oct

21

21% July

26% May 18

1

7

28

123

23

Nov

9

series

July 15

4.35%

series

49% Dec 31

38% Mar 25

Jan

5

39 7b May 16

Island

40% July

July

22
2
6

123/4 Mar 14

1574 NOV 29
54

23

Dec

136% Dec

29

12% May 10
4
207a Jan

92

133

7%

<P)

8

7% May 27

874 Dec

;3

D

E

97a Dec

6

31

87b Jan

4

64

Dec

23

563/4 Jan

6

4

247* Oct

22

23

Jan

18

Nov

17

5437a Jan

4

July

374 Jan

6

7

546

10274 July

6

513/4 Jan

3

4

74%

4

6

47a Mar 10

2274 Jan
Jan

12

4

Dec

21

5 7b Mar

67b Dec

31

6

Dec

6

107b Dec

31

34

28

Feb

9

25

May 16

8 % Aug

9

4

3072 Dec

17% July 12

M

MacAndrews

Jan

3
2i

&

M

6%

Wood

13 74 Jun

1274 Feb

3

17% Dec

6

Apr

29

7174 Dec

24% Jan

12

347b Dec 22
97

Jan

16

Magma

Magnavox

Jun

87a Apr

14
21

4

107a May 18

Manati

18 74

18-%

18 7a

18%

1,700

62%

61 %

623/4

29,700

38

31%

38 7b

9972

*95

99

11

Manhattan

11% Feb

17

Maracaibo

21
18

Marine

59

11

88

July 14
May

2

373/b July 25

11

99

Apr

25

44

Feb

4

Martin

13% Feb
1674 Jan

287s Dec

23

25°/a Jan

18

Jan

2572 Dec

23

23 74 Mar

22

Jan

3774 Dec

20

333/4 Mar 14

44 %

July 21

21

9472 May

4 7t%

3

Martin-Parry

7

Masonite

16

8274

Jan

89

Apr

1

83

Jan

18

88

Apr

28 74 Nov

23

25% Jan

4

Feb

16

2
17

4474 Dec

31

44

Jan

187a July
12

Jan

4

Jan

4

88 72 Jun

147b Mar 14

1574 July 23

75

24

82

Jan

4

63% Dec

4

767b Dec

20

37% Apr

26

67
40

43% Nov 24
257b Dec 30

July

4
Mar 14

91

May

213/4 Aug 11

4
19

21 7b Dec

27

15

4

5772 Dec

31

523/4 Jan

Dec

27

647b Dec

31

86% Jan

4

22

103

101

Apr

1

18
Aug
2

60% Jan

4

3

]6

1/2

Apr

1172 Feb
27% Jan

1ft

91
58

18% Jan

57% Nov

453/4 Aug

2
17

573/4 Jan

3

5472 Jan

24% Mar

20

Jan

46 74 Aug

337e

6

56 7a Mar 31

317a July 15

8
13

7174 July 22
Jun

45% Apr
297s Feb

10674 Apr

18

Jun

28

21

77

7

39

July 28

27% Feb

16

3274 Dec

21

11% Jan

4

3072 Oct

4

2674 Jan

6

46

Jan

25

47

Jan

4

91

Oct

4

82

Jan

7

135

Jan

25

15% Feb

18

22% Dec

31

213/4 Jan

18

28

Jun

28

18

303/4"Apr 12

2374 Dec

23

Oct

21
22

102

Jun

9

Oct

25

100

Jun

30

Dec

23

433/4 Jan

7

28

7

98

Jan

4

95

Jan

7

107

Jan

4

95

4972

203/4 Jan

8872 Mar 30

Aug

4

1037a Aor

18

Feb

1077a July

104

108% May 19

104

92

Jan

15

102

89

Jan

6




24

Nov

29

9372 Mar 29

9972 Oct

12

9472 Mar

4

10472 Mar 15
3274 Jan

23

page

11

6

14

see

26% Feb

2

Jun

3674 Nov

12
17

Mar 28

27

footnotes

Apr

56 74 Jun

108

Jan

4

417b Nov
10372 Oct

24

5

For

22

96

287s Jan

4

Jan

May 14

July 21

39

13

92

109

96

1127a Apr

223/8 Jun

21% Jan

287b Jan

10474 Aug 18
2
22% Feb

Jan

109 74 Dec

1774 Jun
88 7s Sep

26

31

28.

6

51

1

15%

15%

15 7a

5172

51%

51%

51

—100

*137

"137

140

1.600

83

83 7a

83

83%

2,600

26%

265/8

26

2674

3,100

103 7a

*102

103 7a

1—

417a

41

*102
*41

40%

41

900

*137

140

157a

15%

*517b

51%

*137

140

1572
517a

15 3/B
*51 7b

*137

140

29%

15 7a

517a

2,500
1,000

140

3074

11,800

33 74

5,100

28 73

29%

29 7a

29%

29%

30

33

33

33%

337b

337a

93

92

923/(i

92%

93

1074

*9%

10%

107b

1074

1074

10%

3,300

*10%

107a

17,900

91%

24,400

33%

9,000

No par

1
5

No par

*31

8%
317b
18
*56%
76%
35%
95

*9%
9%

9%

74

9%

93/,

10 3/b

85%

8874

863/4

88 74

88 74

9174

31%

32 74

31%

3374

"600

*9

333/4
*592%

640

♦600

640

6%

6%

6%

6 7a

8%

8 7b

8

7b

6%

87B

*7%
♦31

33 74

♦92

90

33 74
*592 7a

635
6 72

6 7b

93

635

074
3174

200

8%

*8 %

8%

1,200

31%

3 2 3/8

5,900

6,000

3174

303/4

30%

8%

8%

874

8%

87a

*8%

3174

31%

31%

32

18

18 74

18

18 7b

18 7b

18 3/u

57%

56

56 72

*55 72

56 7a

31

31%

18

187b

56%

56%

77ya
36%
97 74

75

76

75

76

77

3572

36 74

35%

353/4

*95

♦56%

78%

1,000

357a

35%

353/4

36

4,700

96

97

97%

490

26%

26

26%

600

77

78

96

*95

96

300

7%

317»

8

*30 3/4

18 7b
5774

4,200

7%

3174

31%

31%

190

26 7»

26%

25%

26 3/b

20,900

16 7a

16%

1,600
5,500

*96

26

26V2

25%

16
29%

1674
3074

16

16%

16

167a

28 74

2974

287a

28%

2874

28%

28 7a

28%

24 72

2474

245/a

247b

24%

*24 74

247a

24 74

1,700

24%

24%

1

42

40 3/4

41%

4074

4174

40%

417a

7,800

43

41 7B

97

*95

97

96 7a

60

97

95 74

96 %

9672

95 74

96 7a

*95

97

♦9574

97

97

70

96 74

*95 74

97
8672

85

86%

86

*84 7b

86

'"85

86

3472

34 74

347a

1

:

No par

5
No par

pfd

1

Co_

46

55%
22 74
30%

4614
1514
87
47%
64 72
86
43%

5

Inc

6472

5

85%

18

Publishing

42%
21%

22

18

16%

1

Co
,

10

1st

preferred
—
No par
2nd pfd—
No par
$4.25 2nd preferred.
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
$3.50

conv

pfd—100
series
100
series.
100
series—;
100
series
100
Z.
5

Metropolitan Edison 3.90%

preferred

Apr

26

3.857©

preferred

Apr

18

3.80%

9

4.45%

preferred
preferred

31 Vb

38

33 7s

33 7s

*9072

,4

.a

94

*107
108%
103 74 10372

50

*55

213/4
*30 7a

50%

24 74 24%
5072
50%
*100
101
*105
108
*98
9972
*96
98
*107
110
4674 46%

16 74

*16

X

♦84%

20

34%

1,800

56

*55 7b

56

♦55 7B

56

1,500

21%

1,500

34 7b

34%

343/8

343/o

34 Va

56

♦55 7b

22

21%

21%

♦22 7a

22%

*21%

30%

30 74

307a

30 74

3074

x293/4

29%

4674

♦45 74

4674

*45 74

4674

♦45 74

15

157a

15 7b

1574

15 7b

15 74

15 7B

1574

867b

867b

86 Va

84

85

4534

46

46%

47 74

48

1,100

46 V4

*4574

*85
46 74

63%

64 Vb

63%

84%

857a

84 7b

8478

85

85%

41%

42 74

41%

42

41%

42

22

22

22

21%

21%

167b

x5972
*1003/8
*65

36%

16%
60
103

■

,64

64

16 7b

16%

*1674

68%

68 3/4

*1017a

*65

68 %

65%

65 3/«

3774

367a

363/4

33

33

105

*95

33%

*33

*95

•

*59

♦1017a

103

36 74
33 7s

♦97

105

6,200

*83 7a

3/b

63 7a

*21 %

*95
105
2672 26
22
22

common

Copper

60

54

92%

preferred_.50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
3%
Merck & Co Inc common
16%c

Miami

144

54

537a

32%

common,

convertible

4.35%

143

144

53 7a

100

7,100

34

6172 6214
*10172 1°2
68% 683a

$4

21%

29%

93
9374
ICVb
107b
9%
97a
86
88
3274- 33
*600
640
672
672
*7'14
87a

25
4 7t% preferred (1st series)—100
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
50
Melville Shoe Corp
1
Mengel Co (The) common
1
5%

1c4

21%

2%

33 7e

100

Robbins

Stores

Corp

370

104

2872

Co

McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead

10274

10274

104%

5

100

10

Co

102

4934 Aug 12

1672

Mfg

101

1087a May

16
517a

common

McGraw Electric

McLellan

*143

106

10274

21%

1037a

40%

50

25
17
3

*105 74

106

102 74
*104

82%

"102

10372

40%

10
;_1
50
1

McKesson

29

*102

103%
42

5

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines

Jan

♦105 %

,No par

13

697a Jun

18

11,700

26 74

41

common__10

Co

cumulative

&

21«/4

543/b

"102

pfd 1947 senes__No par

McGraw-Hill

.

100

3472
55 74
22 7s
3072
*45 74
15
*86 7b

$3.75 cum

Mar 14

217a

144

26% '

$3.75 preferred

12
11

Co

213/4

213/4

82 74

26%

No par
$3 preferred
No par
McCall Corp
No par
M'cCord Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common__50c
3 7;.%
convertible preferred
100

10

Jan

407a Jun

,

82 74

No par

Jan

99

Maytag

1,700

217a

_j._.,_.-No par

99

$3.40

35%

104 %

144

143

300

35 7b

*104

26%

preferred

Stores

Dept

143

5,100

35%

10274

21%

21%

21%

22

5,700

118

35%

106

83

Co__

3

23

21%

'

58

30"%

57 7a

30%
*117

1,200

46,800

21%

21%

26%

Corp

May 16

52

104 %

303/4

24%

'

Corp

Electric

94

207b May 16

*104

5

L)

Mar 11

12

104%

6.25

Dec

30

*104

58%

57%

307a

23%

11774

*10172

•

8234

Corp common

98

30

102 74

'

46

233/4

9,400

18,200

117%

*105 74

106

*10172

1

Exploration

99

35% July 12

*105 74

10274

42%
*9572
*96
*85

May

"

213/4

106

102

457a

45%

46%

35%

35%

50

preferred

267a Feb

21%

21%

,

54

Co.

927b Jan

Nov

.

118

117%

36

54%

_

Cement

3374 Jun

123

35

54%

Corp

207b Jan

♦118

36 72

55

Shirt

6

237b Dec

23%

1007a

100

100

233%

■

45%

145

(The),

(Glenn

Master

21%
*105 74

No par

4

257i Dec

•

55

Inc_

9174 Jun

55

45

23%

123

36%

No par

15

7

98%

23 7b

45

*144

Marshall Field & Co com

7

Jan

July 19

*118

10

;

Midland

Marquette

23 7b

4

44%

10

convertible

4%

92

22
197s Dec 29

Jan

45%

4434

100

Co Inc com

Oil

Marathon

207t Feb

Feb

*97

100

100

;

Coal RR

343/4 Jan
353/8 Jun

15

100

Sons Inc—

Forbes

Sugar

7

47

1,500

37

(Ky).Nopar

Mandel Bros

6

20

6,500

48%

61 3/8

Working Co_

Co

Mahoning

May 23

177s Jan

52 74

48

36-%

Copper

Jan

15% Aug

5174

49

62

10

Chef

Magic

91% Aug 12

317/s Jan

18

Sep

3372 Oct

167b Jan

51%

48 74

187a

100

preferred series A_
Madison Square Garden-

Jan

6672 Jan

5174

X36 Va

common

&

&

Trucks

16

9

52 7b

51

373/8

4%%

373/4 Apr

600

155

153

-

3672

100

preferred

28

29

11

154

153 7a

154

153

22,100

37%

Lukens Steel Co

55

Jan

12% Jan

67%

37%

preferred series A

53'/a Jan

685

9,700

67%

67%

48 7a

preferred

^

Mack

16% Jan

300

67%

6774

1

60%

Nashville..—

Maoy (R H)

5% May
257b Jan

597a

673/4

*5874

487a

•;

(M)

32% July 27

6

16

597a

15%

16

59%

*1874

preferred

Co

&

35% July 15
95
Jun 13

77/b Jan

15%

59 7a

67%

78%

79.

15%

5974

61%

preferred

Common

6

88 72 Mar 15

16 7b

7874

49

A—No par

preferred

Louisville

277a July 27

139

5,700

18%

_100

Louisville Gas & El Co

26 7b Mar 14

31

Dec

19

Mar 28

193/b Jan

23
Aug 19
30% Dec 29

81% Mar 16

48 74 Jan

79

80%

60 %

Lighting Co com

series B

M
Apr

6,000

79 7b

49

T__l

Long Bell Lumber (Md)

4.25%

100

21%

474'

183'a

preferred

conv

Lowenstein
104

21 3/b

31%

88 74 Mar

22

217a

58 74

6

967a Jan

500

217a

57 74

5%

227b Mar 14

17%

31

Long

2774 Dec 28

17%

3174

7772 Jan

8872 Dec

20

17%

59

20

11

6,300

*11%

31

July 27

Dec

2,200

43 74

58%

May 25

22

4%

42%

327B

58

593/4 Jan

4%

43 7b

24 74

147

3,400

'

60 7b

4

July 15

10,500

474

30%

6

140

14 74

42%

59%

Lorillard

2%

143/a

2

2%

14%

4%

23%

3

5

2

14

*4 7b

10

457i Jan

15

22

4,400

10

487b Aug 25

153% Feb

Jun

407s Jan

217a

,

16

66%

1,800

217b

No par

3

87

300

21%

Corp__

25% Jan

32%

867a

V
,

14

common

Co

27

2174 July 13

32%

32%

227a
327a

21%

Cement

103 74 Jan
105

22 7b

22

2 7b

Gas

1073/8 Apr

Mar 11

55%

22 7b

*55% '

2174

Star

8

102

100

4,600

57%

55%

80

Star

Mar

—

16%

1,600

Lone

43/4%

5,400

4%

•16%

59%

15%

6874

14%

*4 Vb

16%

10,800

Lone

5

147b

4%

16%

6474

5

July

147b

*4%

;

62 7a

(The)

1007a May 26

1037a Mar

147b

j

13%

22

38% July 26

217a Mar 15

Corp

Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's
Inc

1

11,600

88 7a

23

327a July

28 74 Mar 14

2472 Aug 26
106% Mar 2

Mar 16

98% July

Va

26 7a Mar 14

21

3474 Dec

4

Jan

56

11672 Aug 12

4

22% Jan

673/b Jun

17

30

29% Aug 19

108% Jan " 4

Mar 14
Jan

31

Nov

4

41%

18%

15

23% Jan

4074

493/4

79

28% Jan

5174

6174

12

7

51%

41%

49%

Jan

24% Aug

1,700

*18 7a

Liquid Carbonic Corp com._.No par
37?%
convertible preferred___100

6474 Feb

7,500

513/4

2^50

38% Aug

407b May 17

60

293/8

___5

25

Dec

97%

297b

No par

.

25 7b Jan

517b Dec 29

*96 7a

2974-

1374

14

51 7b

287b Nov 19

11

5,600

2 7b

153%

5

Jan

51%

64 74

79%

787a
*58

50%

18% Jan

July 26

360

103

51

887a

21 3/B

153%

Lion Oil Co

101

♦1017a
-

600

61

61

62

13

21%

51%

217b Jan

Apr

1,800

5174

217a

153%

657»i July 22

7

5,900

33%

403/4

18

51

43 7b Mar 15

Oct

51

333/e

97

42%

153

167b May 17

82

400

507a

333/8

*46

633/4

18

__10

i.

Mar 12

3

47

50

63%

427a

100

Cup

497b Nov 23

Lionel

46%

64

18V4

21%

81%

67%

4

25

50%

:
j

5,400

12%

43%

42 74

*18

21%

80

com_II25

preferred
Belt

43%

18

_____No par
Glass Co
..10

Corp
& Myers Tobacco

Tulip

Link

43

5

Products—

Savers

7%

Jun

557a Apr

66

4

51 7b

2,300
22,400

217b

4%

Apr 22

2

83

20%

2 7b

1

21

82

20%

214

274
14%

19% Dec

42

21%

27b

30% Jan

19

63%

July 18

38% Apr

7

64

87

507b Aug

499

64

18

23

122

647a

643/4 Jan

Liggett

7,400

125

51%

X29

12%

Lerner Stores

-142% Jun

8

89 7a

1

613/4 Mar 14

12474

97

-

32%

12%

Mar

67% Jan 29

32%

124%

51

22 74

*87

23

2

32%

32%

103

577a

21%

par

(The)

Corp_

*557»

par

1st preferred—No
2nd pfd——No

noncum

*16 74

X323/4

1

common

16%

12%

3

627a July 21
70% May 2

8,200

23

50%

4 Va

89

197b Jan

23

23%

22%

*61

16%

33 72

Fink

7

23%

223/4

33%

41 Va

12%

.

Lehn

3

23%

49%

97'/a

88 74

13

4

1374 Jan

•

2,300

467a

51%

33 74

90%

12%
64%

Jan

4572 Jan

273/4

50%

14 74

*16 7a

33%

33%
*89

22

14

3,700
100

46

27%

*1017a

*4 7b

7a

22

29

17

73%

*44 Va

46

32%

14 7b

4

56%

173/b Apr

Dec

73 74

727a

|

10

990

27%

122

14 7b

•

22

10

137b Dec

105

2274

403/4

563,4

Dec

48

105

2374

102

1197

52%

22

22

23

207b Aug 17
76% Nov 19

107%

27%

29% ,
5174 1

57%

*56%

Corp

4

1067a

*447a

29%
513/4

*4 7a

16%

Lehman

July

137

14

4
•

98%

1047a

*

104 7a

41 y2

52%

4%

4

4

17

14%

47% Jan

8% Jan

103

40%

407* Mar 14

36% Mar 22

26

29%

31

8

67

98

Dec

&

*95%

♦102%

1077a

51
46
49%
337b

50%

51%

29 7s

No par

Coal

$3 noncum
50c,

51%

*50 7a
46
49%
33 7e
>»ri

4274

987a

32%
122%

102

971/2

46

39% Jan

56

50

Valley RR

1% Dec

11% Dec
4% Dec

102

29%
52V?
41 I

4

:

33%
02

98'/a

16%

___

6

>'

50
33%
no

14

Tire___L___/__""I_5

4

15% Jan
leys Jan

preferred ___/

4

Mar 30

Jan

100

200

4,800

1047a

27'4
237»
22%

237«
22%
32%

34,700

2%

42

4274

42

46

120

4(51/2

101

52%

*4%

(James) & .Sons Co common_3
3.85%
preferred '
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation .Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
I25

3
13

23Va
22^

49

101

52%

No par

Lees

.

2

34

*2 74

!• '1

Lee Rubber &

53 7a Jan

20% Dec 31

6

Apr
% Jan
6% Jan

30

60% Nov

Feb

11

a May 10
12% Dec 31

• 4

25

41%

407b

£° paf

Kroger On
Kroger Co /Thai
(The)

27

8672 Aug 11

6

Jan

287s Jan

95

7% May

;
*

Jan t 7

60

20 72 May 10

1

26

a js '

32,/* 33
118'4 121
501/4 51

50%
33
r,2

52

Laclede Gas Co—__
4
La Consolidada 67® pfd~~7~5~Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
!
1

25

543/4 Apr

9

22'8

233»

52%
46%

51V'4
46/4
48 V*
331/2
32

No par

.

47% Jan

277'»

227/8

233/4

33 /8 331/4
120
121

?
)"~I

(

28!4

23Va
22?«

v"—

W?re~
^Corn

:•

9% Jan

3% May 27

27%

«

Kresir*
2*
X?0
*97/a
'VKreS (8Hi*29%

<9

ft

35%

34%

"2%

*95% 98%
■"1027a 10472
no61/2 1071/2
*104
105

45% J5

•«

?

lerre^~—
4^J prefer red* common

23

18

Feb

on

Corn

Ki
eUGR
*viiiuey
to k)

28% Sep
•

(JiXs?^

Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Conner

<

28

A 48% Aug
42

0

Kelsey

Kimberly-Clark

July

104,

100

preferred III

KaS Po«?i7StCc?---N°»P?i

King-SeLv

69.., July 26

3874 Jan

87

34%

72

urn"

KemCountvTpnri~rvr—
Keystone Stee 1/k
rvTttii"f

23

13

inn

CUy Southern—

non - c

Kayser
;

Aug 12

33% Oct

29% Jan

4%

'

20% Jan

31

preferred

29 72 Jun

24

24% Jan

1

preferred

Kansas
29

preferred

4.20%

31% Dec

4

'39% Jan

'

cum

4.50%

22% July 30
25% Dec 27

4

Shares

Aug. 12

Aug. 11

34'/a

x33a/8

34

*981/a 98%
*10372 10472
*106'/2 107V'2
195
105

6

May

50

12% Apr 23

•

33,/-

*96/a 98'/2
103% 1037a
106/2 1071/2
*104
105

May

107 72

75 y4 Dec

Dec

the Week

Friday

Thursday

Corp—

,ii

99 7» May
105

26
v

Chem

8

Sales far

PRICES
_

Wednesday
Aug. 10

.

•

d

k

&

•

Tuesday
Aug. 9 •

Common

s

45% Mar

10072 Mar 23
10572 Aug
1

Mar 13

Alum

v*

LOW AND HIGH SALE

.

27b Feb

9474 Jan

15

107

6

397a Jun

I

Jan

92

100

103% Aug 10

8

July

j4

•

..

Anl1
Aue-

tar
Par

——

27b Jan

30

40 7u Jun
166

'

STOCK

EXCHANGE

1674
60%
103
70

84%

70

4 8 3/b

49 74

7.300

62

62 7a

1,200

♦85 74
42

*21%
16

59%
♦1017a
*65

86

800

4274

3,800

22

2,100

16

1,700

59 3/b

1,000

103

70

200

36%

36 74

3674

5,400

3374

33 7b

33 7b

900

105

♦94

105

26%

263/t

26%

*26 74

500

26%

263/4

27

*253/4

22 Vb

21%

22

21%

26,000

22%

21%

22

21 %

94

*90 7a

94

*9072
*107

103 74
49

24

50%
10072
*105

*98

94
108

1037a
49

2474

*907a
*106

103 74
*49

X23%

91

*907a

108

*1063/4

108

107

107

103 74

*1023/4

103%

103 %

103 7a

4974

49 74

497a

497b

500

49%
23%

23 5/B

233/4

23 7a

23%

25,000

50%

50

50

2,200
40

507a

50%

50

100%

*100

101

108

*105

108

99%

*98

'

,997a

50

100

101

♦100

101

*105

108

*105

997a

♦98

98

*96

98

*96

98

*96

*96

110

*107

110

*107

110

107

46%

463/4

473/4

360

108

*98

*107
46

500

47%

49%

487b

99 7a
98

107 7b

30

493/4

23,000

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The

...

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STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous

Range since Jan. 1

32% July
40% Oct

Feb

30

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

26 3A Jan

137

21 Va Jan

20% Jun

4

25% Jan

27

21

90

26

May

Dec

8%

Utilities

Steel

Prod

Par

Inc

Midwest

Oil

44%

46%

100

142

10

30

30

Corp

29%

413/8 July 13
283/4 Mar
1

Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer

1

34*4

No par

21%

No par

17*4

17*4

70

20

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50

58%

Jun

116

2

Jun

27

3.30%

Jun

15

Minn Mln

Jan

6

115

19

107

80

93/8 Jan

4

143/4 Dec

31

12% Jan

71 Va Jan

12

8534 Dec

2g

82

19 Va May 26

24*4 Dec

8

Apr

13

Mfg

25% July 14

20

23 *4 Jan

7

93*4 May
4
33
July 14

5134 Jan

18

22% Jan

$1.50

1

1st

2nd

110

101

•103%

90

25

*26

333A

33*4

34

33%

50

1,400

21%

21%

21%

21*4

215/8

17 %

17%

17%

17%

17

17%

1,600

59%

58

58%

58

59%

58*4

59

7,900

98%

110

99

*88

105

20%

20

930

110

101 */4

*104

99%

*104

110

IO41/4

20%

195/a

20

88%

88%

£8%

88*4

*88

SO

28

28

28

*28

63

62

62%

63

63

27

273/8

27

27%

4,000

30

62%

193/4
91

26%

105

110

110

993/4

100

*104

99%

1093/4

110%

*109%

105

193/a

23

preferred

conv

30%

21 %

20 3/8

90

1

3,900

30%

17%

*104

105

19-%

100

common

preferred

13,600

30

21%

58%

103%

No par

Minneapolis Moline Co
$5.50

110

1,800

30

*29 3/4

34%

*17
109%

100

common

$4 .preferred

6

Jan

73 % July

&

No par

preferred

conv

7,900

45*4
142*4
30*4
343%

33'/a

59%

May 12

45

*141

21%

21%

Minn St Paul & S S Marie

45

141

Shares

32%

141

45%

*141

30

31%

32%

443/4

the-Week

32%

34%

Minneap & St Louis Ry

13

Sales foe

Friday
Aug. 12

143

45

45%
143

*141

142

S2 %

32%

32 VB

32%

32%

333/8

45%

5

common

1st preferred

Aug. 9

Aug. 8
32%

10

193/4 Apr

103 % Jan

21

106% Nov 22

5

Midland

23

145 Vb July 26
34
Jun 16

6

109% Aug
55 Va Jan

Apr

South

15*4 Jan

29

53

102

Middle

7

HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Aug. 11
Aug. 10

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

32% Aug
9
21*4 Aug 11

Dec"13

16% Dec

50

21

YORK

EXCHANGE

35% Mar

25

Jan

133

15

26

21

8 3/a Jan

3

37% Jan

6

Dec

NEW

Highest

30*4 Jan

9

29% Sep

126 % Jan

LOW AND

STOCKS

Year 1951

Monday, August 15,

26%

*26%

62*4

203/4

6,600
30

.

400

%

4,100

Minnesota

&

2434 Aug

5

20

273/a Aug

10

Minnesota

Power

No par

x26%

27*4

26%

27

4

38 *4 Dec

31

34% May 16

44 % Feb

15

Mission Corp

1

37 VB

38%

37%

37%

37

37 %

37

37%

37%

37%

15 % July 19

23% NOV

19

22% Jan

5

28%

28%

28%

28%

273/4

28%

28

28%

28*4

28*4

7,100

273/4

28 *4

27%

27%

27

27%

27%

27%

273/4

28

9,300

Feb~15

21

27 Va Jan

27
4 Va Jan

4

10

Sep

7934 Sep
81% Dec

8

5

26% Oct

Mar 17

40

Jan

195/b May
13

19

5
7

Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR

21 % Aug 12
100*4 Jun
7

6

5

Jan

6

30

71 *4 Jan

17

20

23% Mar 17
6

18 Va Feb

23

1934 May 12

243/4 Jan

7

Monarch

40*4 Aug
2334 Jan

2

52% July

6

Monsanto

6

32 % Feb

Jan

4

25% Sep

li

15*4 Jan

Co

114% Jun

7%

preferred

7

{Missouri Pac

6

Mohawk

29% July

Corp new_10

21*4

193/a

20%

20

20%

81

83%

80%

81%

81

82

82 3%

94

95%

943/4

96*4

943/4

95

95*4

'973/4

27%

27%

27%

273/4

27%

£7%

Carpet

Mills

20

Machine Tool.

No par

15

4

39

Dec

31

34% Mar 14

49*4 Jun

3

28*4 May 18

383/4 Jan

3

4

73% Apr

28

85% Jan

12

12% Jan

4

80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20

18*4 Jan

3

21 % Apr

Montana

Power

Co

(The)

28%

27%

28

275/8

28%

283/8

28%

273%

28 3/4

5,900

393/4

39%

40%

2

41% Mar 21

47

31

28

Jan

6

20

20

20%

20%

20%

2,100

49%

49%

49*4

3,200

24

24

23%

233/4

235/s

235/8

235/s

23%

233/4

24

5

31*4

31*4

31

31%

30 5/8

30 5/8

30%

31

Co

1

323A

32%

31%

32%

32%

32%

32 3/4

Mfg Corp

1

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

205/8

38% Mar

2

42 % Jan

4

61

Dec

22

61

Jan

4

743/4 July

5

37

4

45% Dec

2

41

Feb 21

47

2

Feb

5

Xl9*4

1

4234

12

& Co

Inc

Corp
Corp

10

Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)__
r
Murray Corp of America

4

Mar

(John)

Motorola

223/a July 20

4%

3,500

20%

193/4
483/4

Mullins

47% Feb

11,700
13,900

20

3

31% Dec

303/8
81

48 5/8

25% Jan

7

2,600

30

80%

20

Brass

11

3934

30

80%

20

Mueller

29

393/4

293/4

79%:

29%

193/4

3

18% Jan

.80

485/B

42 34 Mar

13 y8 Jan

79%

193/4

31*4 Aug

393/4 Jun

29%

79%

483/4

Wheel

19% Aug 12
17*4 Jun
9

395%

30%

793/8

20%

Motor

9

40

29%

80

20%

333/a Apr

'•

3934

40

30%

79%

48%

27 Va Mar 14

Morrell

27

•

39%

30%

1

Products

Jan

273/4

2,800

20%

Motor

"

43,600

16*4

20

25 3/8 July 22

283/4 Mar 24
18% Sep 15

1,800

42%

50

20

4

2l3/4

42*4

20%

23
28

213/4

42%

20%

16 Va Jun

-Apr

22

42

20%

bu% Ju.i

19 % Jan

16*4

X213/4

42'A

49%

22 a/8

44% Mar 14

23

16%

22%

41%

20

16*4 Mar 14

17

1

163/4
22

42

16*4
22

3

29

5334 Nov

21Va Mar

16%

16%
22%

No par

18*4 Dec

4

May 17

1,000

22%

No par

Moore-M'cCormack Lines

113/4 Mar 24
30 Va Jan

23% Aug
2
28 3/8 Dec 31
38 % Dec 28

15%

16%

8,100
3,100

41%

.No par

Montgomery Ward & Co

7

2734

•

42%

Monterey Oil Co

25
July 18

273/4

34,200

8354
98

5

new

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co

403/4 July 26

1

21%

82%
97

28

8,700

42

163/4
•22*4-

1.25

*

31 % Jan

>.31% Feb
; 56
Jan

27%

3,000
.

2

Mojud Co Inc
Chemical Co

*

27

20%

82%

pfd_10Q

conv

27

20%

20%

19 3/8

100

com__No par

series A

RR 5%

613A

64%

63

.5

Mission Development Co

17% Aug 27
27*4 Aug 16

Mar 31

163/4 Jan

Paper

Light

31 Va Jun

Aug 10

76

&

33% July

17

8 34 Jan

8

4

61

Ontario

193/4

191/4

19%

42%

42%

*42%

10

35%

343/4

50

*67

70%

No par

*42%

42%

100

*117%

com

preferred

Myers (F E) & Bros

72

*69

42%

35

*69

*42%

1,600

32%

33%

4,200

20%

19%

20 Vb

193/4

19%

19*4

433/4

42%

42*4

35%

35

1

353/8

35%

*69

72

*42*4

*

9,700

20*/8
42%

35%

72

42%

30%

X42%

'

43

35

x30%

32%

20

19%

19%

4234

35

7,300

,

44

4

*69

2,400

3,500
5,300

72

42%

42*4

300

N
74% Mar 29
30

Jan

125% Dec 17

18

Jan

6

62% Mar *0

National Acme

20% Mar 14

27% July 25

National

153/4 Mar 23

19% Apr

51

Nov 23

47

12% May 7
13% May 11

27

Dec

29

203/4 Jan

4

1934 Aug 26
47% Nov 24

36 y4 Jan

4

45% Dee

8

183% Dec

21

17% Dec

28

172% Jan
11

4

Jan

8

15% Apr
10 % Jan

21

2534 Dec

30

4

16% Dec

31

193/4 Jan

5

28% Dec

31
10

17*4 Feb

18

22

35 */a Oct

25

12 Va Jan

4

6

4134 Aug 17
19*4 Dec 30
24*4 Dec 21
98% Dec

16% May

Dec

87 */a Jan

4

20% Jan

8

49% Nov

17

93 Va Jan

5

1053/4 Nov

8

38

Jan

4

172

Jan

5

182

141% Jan

7

158

Dec

Automotive

National

Aviation Corp

National Biscuit Co common
7% preferred A

Jun

2

12*4 May 20
37
Feb 11

17% Jan

28

National

47

16

21*4 Jan

14*4 Mar 14

26% May 10
23% July
5

25% Mar 14

40

6

July

3
18

24

37% Jan

16*4 Jan

10

28% May
23% Jnn

19

May

20

May 12

93

Mar 21

Jan

15

14

Jun

20

July 22

9

156

Jan

14

ll»/8Jun

21

14

Feb

23

31

23 % Jan

31

7%

4

13% Dec

30% July 27

66

Dec

31

34% Dec

6

24% Jan
90

4334 Dec

Mar

6% preferred B
National Linen Service
Natl

Malleable

&

6% Feb

17

9% Nov
4% .Jan
14

Dec

8

373/a Jan

15

9

ll3/8 Jan

15% Jan

20

Feb

10

Feb

25

39

17

Feb

11

July 22
Nov
Dec

2

100% Dec

1334 Jan
40% Jan

14% Feb

19

31

22

12

105

33 Va May

90% Mar 16

96*4 Jun

163/8 Jan

7

18

93

5

101

14

73% Dec

31

69% Jan

18

May 11
67% Jan
5

18% Dec

13

16y« Feb

1

18

75

30

41% Jan

-12

78

Oct

23 Vb Jan

7

29

3134 Jan

5

32*4 Apr

21

54% Dec

28

48

Jnn

9

313/4 Dec

16

24 %

97
515

34% Dec

22

51
Apr
14% Apr

7

2

353/8 Apr
91

28

Jun

7

Mar

7

New

York

19

N

33% Feb

24

New

103

Jun

29

New

102% Jun

30

$5

Mar 10

500

Jan

10

N

7

39

Jun

22

N Y New

60% Jan

17

21% Jun

2

713/4 Apr
253/4 Apr

18

Y

8

96

5

28

82% July

933/4 Sep

29

87% Mar 11

92

Jan

102

Nov

19

100

Jun

104

y4 Oct

25

93% Jan
100

7

Jan

20*4

3,600

40%

39%

40 %

39%

40 3 4

x40%

40%

12,200

5

21%

21

21%

21*4

21%

3,100

5

X21 Vb

21%

27,000

*99*4

May i.0
92% May
9
101% Jan
3

13

103% Apr

Dock

&

Harlem

99

,

4

Jan

12

100% July

i

101

Oct 18
26% Nov 26
7%-Jan 11

14% Jan

11

19% Mar

2

38% Jan

102% Jan

4
.

4

-92% Jun

5

106 *4 Jan

6

104% Jun
26%

18

Jan"

18% Jan

4

20

95

1

Mar 25

103% Apr
103% Dec

7

104

,2

100% Feb

10

34% Dec

28

2334 July 19

19% Dec
i

29

16% Jan

29% Dec

29

26

38% Nor 29

-44% A'iff 19
109% Dec 31
100% Dee

9

410% Jan 29
108% Aug 30

33% Dm 27
20% Aug ff i102% Nov «ff ■

9

21% Jun

9

24% Dee 21
—-7*

•ffor

■

footnotes




see

-poge

151 '/a

190

12

4.400

28%

5,200

17 3/4

I73/4

17"%

17%

173/4

18

2,600

66%

67%

67

67%

67

673/4

5,900

38%

38 %

*38%

38%

*38%

38%

38%

38%

10

43%

44

42%

43%

42 3/4

43%

42%

43

5

*99%

100

99%

99%

100

*99*4

100

473/4

48

46%

47%

47

10%

9%

10%

13%

13%

13%

13%

9%
13

100

*38%

42%

38%

400

43

7,400

995/a

99%

47%

47

47%

6,000

10%

10%

10 1

10

10 */8

13,400

13 Va

12%

13

13

13%

2,200

47'A

X47 %

.

8

160

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

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7%

3.3G0

14%

14%

14%

14%

14%

14*4

14%

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14%

1,300

16 %

16*4

*16%

163/8

16%
*105

35%
17%
88%

16%
107

*16

*105

36

35*4

94

93

16%

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107

*105

35%

35%

93%

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17s/8

17%

17%

96

96

96

17%

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*

16%

*105

107

883/4

87%

17*4

16%

17

17%

80

80

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80

*78%

54%

56

52%

x54

25

25%

26

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87%

54%
26%

44%
51

513A

50%

51

10

25%

25%

25%

25%

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46%

X43%

44%

44%
50

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36%

93

%
17%

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17%
893/4

88

17%

17%

300

107

36%

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81

88

*105

36%

S3

94

17%
96

16 3/4

107

36%

35%

1,100

94%

50

17%

17'/4

10,400

96

96

96

200

94

5,600

91

93,

17%

17%

173/8

3,600

*78*4

81

*78%

56 %

56%

57

56%

57%

7,800

25%

25%

26

25%

26%

7.400

44%

44%

50%

50%

*25

25%

45*4

44%

81

50

45 %

68,300

50%

50%

50%

10.700

25%

25%

25%

700

88

87%

87*4

*87

No par

*100

101

100%

100%

*100

101%

*100

101*4

*100

101%

*445

495

490

*430

495

*430

495

*430

495

No par

35%

*445

37%

35

*87

88

88

*87

88

50
40

41%

41%

41%

41%

41%

42%

95%

95%

*94*4

95%

*94%

95%

50

33%

343/8

33%

34%

33%

34%

12,300

83

82%

83

*82%

83%

900

90

600

$4,10

4

20

100

Corp

1

&

2
7

88%

July 12

'4.6%

88%

*82*4
90

*83

90

*88

98%

98%

*98

102%

*101*4

102%

101%

101 %

*19%

19%

19%

19 *4

19%

19%

~_2
common"25

31%

31%

31%

32

32

32

x57 %

Capital

99

preferred

6.400

•-

2,200

24%

800

99

89

90%

*98

99

84
89

99

*88

5,500

*98%

99

102%

102%

*101%

102%

800

19%

19*4

19%

19%

1,100

313/4

32

31 %

315/a

1,900

56 3/8

56%

270

5734

56%

57

56%

56%

25%

25%

*25%

25%

25%

25%

*25

25 34

200

61

63'%

61*4

64

6334

65 Vb

64%

65

64

64 *4

18

71,800

l

Corp
Ry Co

18%

17%

18%

18'A

18%

17%

18

17%

18

87%

*86*4

11.50

*87%

88

87%

10

42 %

100

*109%

No par

Ry

36%
65*4

1

25

73%

75%

16%

17

*89%

series

100

preferred

series

__100

*100%

series

100

101%

Inc

102

l

preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co

■"

34%

*101%

•

43%

42%

110

87%

87%

42%

42%

*109%

110

*109%

72%

74

72%

16%

90%
102

89*4

16%

16 34

90

*89%

*25

43 Va

43

110

110

73%

73%

16%

101%

*100 3/4

101*4

*1003A

101%

*1003/4

101%

*101

101%

*101

IOI1/2

*101

Id3/,

27%

25%

26%

26%

26%

26%

22%

20%

213/4

21

21'A

20%

33%

31

32

*30%

31%

39

38%

38 %

*38'A

39

50%

51%
108%.

6,400

3,400

87%

43%

4334

110%

74

73%

120

110*4

16%

102

*38%

*86*4

43%

90

*101%

*32,

25

87%

56%

110

163/4

102

21%

2.50

56%

25%

89*4

90

*101%

26

Northwest Airlines Inc common..lo
"

82%

*98

5

Western Ry

Northrop Aircraft
'

35

82 3/4

100

Co

Pacific

95%

343/8

"~100

preferred

preferred

36*4
65%

*23%

Corp—

preferred

$4.08

$4.11

•

10

41

11%

67%

Northern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
Common
5
$3.60 preferred series:
100

S

1

*151

11%

34%

Northern

31% Feb

151 *4

11%

99

28

39% Jan

151

17%

Co

Central
Northern Natural Gas Co
5*4% preferred

39% Jun

152

42

Northern

4

25% Jun

*151

66%

A

14

6

152

41%

Northeast

20

Is

230

50

Norfolk

Jan

'

179*4

179%

17%

com

Adjustment preferred
Nqirth American Aviation

103% Apr

179%

17%

Co

1

Jan

179*4

No par
20

5

103

181

42

3.90%

•92*4 May
9
103% May 11

9

15

Dec

100% Feb

.

101% Nov

87% Jan 19
99 % Mar 23

27

*179%

68%

5

263/4 Feb

17% Mar

182

41%

4.10%

65% Aug 12
19% July 27

*

15,000

5

Pa

58% July

6

77%

*94%

11

Jan

77

No par

47% May 17
13% Jan
6

16

78%

24%

25% Apr

16% Aug 25

773/4

36

19

4

78

65 5/8

29

Jan

40

763/4

78%

35

26% Apr

85

151%

1043/4

65%

52 y4 Dec

.13% Jan,

15P/4

104

*23%

4

91% May

180

104%

23%

14

"46% Apr
111% Apr
833/b Jun

183%

9,100

*104%

65 %

12

27

75%

105

35%

14

108*4 July 14
64 74 Jan 18

79%

6,300

*104%

105

35

Jan

3

*104%

2.000

23%

8% Jan

29

52%

65

20

73% Dec

50 3/4

65%

24*4 Jan

39% Jun

5038

36

6

23

49%

24

48% Jan

29

50 V8

65%

23

Feb

493/8

24

51% Dec

453/4 Sep

21%

100

66

4

111

21%

20"%
100

24%

39% Jan

2

21%

100.%

17%

Niagara Share Corp

53% July

"215/e

100

65%

Nopco Chemica

38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31

213A

67%

common—No par

series

22

85% Jan

21%
100'A

215/8

28

Shipbuilding

22

Mar 23

20 3/4
*99 %

*182

Haven & Hartford Co.lOO

York

203/4 Jun

89

21%
1005/8

28%

_

RR

383/4 Jun

8

21

20*4

105%

1513/4

20%

20

28

common..

7

Jun

21%

11%

preferred

27% Mar 24

81

215/a

99%

21%
100

78

100

363/4 Nov 30

16% Aug 18

*104%

common

6

173/4 Jan

21

27 %

Common

fl

8b

Mar 14

18*4 Jun

20'A

39%
21*4

20%

$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100

36% July 27

87 % Dec

X20 */a

41%
21 5/a

common

Inc

Preferred 5%
New

43% July 22

91% Mar

Jan

20%

403/4
21%

1

24

18

30

86

20%

20%

5

11%

N Y State Electric & Gas
Mar 30

Jan

20

7,400

7%

non-cum

15

14

27,100

35

x27%

Chicago & St Louis Co
City Omnibus Corp

30% Feb

32% July 30

20%

345/8

11%

Central

York

90

400

82 */4 Jan

20

35%

233/4

28%

York

Y

28

97*/a Oct

273/b Jan

2038

34

New York Air Brake

<t

5b % Apr

39

4,300

193/4

33%

-

18

Aug 20

23%

195/8

33 %

*92

Jun

44

23%

193/8

34%

*95

67% Sep
8
25*4 Aug 12

Mar 23

23%"

19%

33*4

100

July 20
80% May 16

13

23%

19%

34%

11%

preferred

12

Jun

23%

20%

England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100

28

Oct

6

235/8

2434

193/4

Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
;
1
4%% preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1

49*4 July 27

14

23%

24*4
34%

28

Newmont

81% Aug
3
7834 Mar 30

10

Apr

9.800

1

preferred

33/4%

94
Aug 12
20% Feb 17

Mar 15

29

85% Jan

4,700

38"%

14%

Bros

43/4%

New

34% Dec

348

13%

385/8

11 5/8

Co.

Newberry Co (J J)
New

27% Dec

Oct

13%

Corp

Neisner

2

11

95

13%
39%

29%

Vulcanized Fibre

4

18 »/8 Jan

20

13%
38%

11%

National
Nehi

27

4

Jan

13'A
383A

Theatres Inc

Mar

18% Jan

63

12%
38%

283/4

Tea

Feb

4

15% Mar

13*4
385/8

Natomas Co

8

<28% Jan

49% Nov

13

38%

1

National

18

37% Mar

4

July

13%
38 3/4

No par

(The)

Co

120

13%

100

Corp
Corp

Tea

179

100

Shares

National

178

Cast-No par

National

9

10 % Apr 19
15% Apr 12
5
17% July
8
105% Jun

7

Jan

99

Jan

12% Jun

3

6% July
13

15

103% May
2
50 % July 22

6

12

Apr

18

106

-31% Mar

94

National Supply

16% Dec

.Jan

86

46% Feb

6

179

38%

1

Sugar Ref Co

14*4 Dec

Jan

105

Steel

National

Mar

*178

181

10%

National
National

21

723/4 Apr

21

178

3,800

10

4

26

42% Mar 25

97 % Feb

8

179%

173/8

No par

1

8% July 26

11 Va Jan

179%

Corp

Steel

4

38 3/4 Jan

41

28% Jan

181

181

..100

25

6

Nov

6,200

common

preferred A

Jan

30

103

1,700

42

.17%

5

1951

33 *4 Jan

58

10*4 Sap
11% Apr

Jan

38

41%

50*4

273/8 Dec

4

373/4

415 8

50

84

4

17 %

38*4

415/a

52

183

Jan

17%
38%

413/4

51

6

263/4 Jan

17%
373A

10

Co

16'4 Apr
46

17%
373/4

National Gypsum Co common
1
$4.50 preferred
No par
National Lead Co common
5

25

6,500

41%

17%

553/4 Jan

54*4 Jan

900

251/8

36%

22

177*4 Apr

40

59*4

25

41%

17%

21%

4

119

59%
?

36%

22 34

13

24%

413/a

22

Apr

119

59

17%

10

105

.

25

Co

Gas

119

58*4
245/a

59'A
243A

42

National

Fuel

,

37%

100

preferred

pfd series of

119

118

17*4

22% July 29

10

147

Container
conv

4%%

24%

41*4

Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
National Distillers Prod common

3

59%

25%

37%

National

6

100% Jun

20% July 25
45 % Mar 14

National

10

43% Jun

60%

24%

1

Corp
Register
City Lines Inc

$1.25

60

253/4

5

Inc

Can

National

5

61%

25*4

10

Fibres

National Cash

Feb

*117

119

61 *4

1

National

183

119

119

1

_

Airlines

1

5

8

Co

3

20

15

Oct

Nashville Chatt & St Louis.

Mar

102% Jan

Dec

11

45% Mar

45

33% May 16
40*4 May 16
175% Feb
4

29

63% Dec

Apr

29

8% Feb
19

2

126

114% Jan

8

163/4
*89*4

102

74

13,000
110

17,200

16%

6,100
100

90

101%

101%

101%

*100%

101*4

101%

*101

101%

40

27%

29,900

21%

4,600

27»a

27%

21%

21

350

32
'

,

32

31%

31*4

1,000

38 3/4

39

381/4

38*4

700

0
43% Jan
«
105% Mar 17

95% Jan

107% May 23
106% Mar 11.

31% Aug
9
31 *4 Jan 28

18% Jan 20
100
22 %

Jan

'

Iff

Aug 11

52*4 Aug

Ohio

3

110 % Apr 14
100% Apr 22

k

20

■*

109
109

.

39

Jan
-

1.

Aug
Jun

3-38% July
19% May
*
103% May
*
25% Apr

"*•

3.90%

14-

v

3

v

20

18

-

17:

13

:

"

common.

12

preferred

Oil

*97%

513/4109
99

Co

4%. preferred

110

100
Elec

*108%

*107%

No par

&

^Preferred 4.24%

^Oklahoma

51%

*108

100
100

Co

Gas

.

ioo
;

preferred

4.44%

Oklahoma
••

Co

preferred
preferred

4.56%

Ohio

'

25

Edison

4.40%

com__10

20

series.

Natural Gas.,l

108%
*

*97%

50
108

99

98%

*108%

109%

.•'107.%.

108%

108*4

108*4

*107

x33 %

33%

31%

33%

38%

38%

38

38 Vb'

*19%

19%

19%

100

*101%

102%

>101%

7.50

223/4

.

22%

22

%:

19%
102 %

22%,

50%

50%

50*4

107*4

*106%

*97*4

98%

50%

107*4

108

98%

.

98%

109

*107*4

109

*107*4

360

109

107%

*107

1083/4

*107

107%

32%

32

32%

32*4

33

38 VV

38%

38%

38%

38%

38%

102

22%

♦193/4

102 <,

22%

100

39.100

1,700

*

,19%- -19%
.

210

98%

31%
<

3,200

50*4
108

102
.

22 54

19%

10?
22%

193/8
102

22%

19%
102

22%

i

900
310

5.900

V"

1955

Number 5455... The Commercial

Volume 182

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK

Range for Previous
Year1954
Lowest

Range since

Highest

Lowest

38

Feb

16

60% Dec

3

104

Jan

5

127 Va Dec

3

9ft Jan
73

4

44% Jan

15

Dec

97 % Dec

30

69% Dec

8

11

July 23

23

50

Jan

35% Nov

..

83
Apr 29
13% Mar 11

11

.

.77% Jan. 12

Jaa

31% Jan

Olln Mathleson

64% July

4110

18

Oliver

July
71% July 20

18
6

45 va Apr

88

Aug

2

99

Jan

14

4

16

Jaa

3

16 % Jan

4

98

7

Dec 23

.

„

67% Jaa 17
98% Jan

6

34
Mar 14
+*■■
17

■,
;

Jun

*131% May

convertible

;

Sales for
"

60

58 Va

58%

*123%

125%

16 Va

16%

I6V4

104%

104%

103%

103%

68 Va

Thursday
Aug. 11

♦16

the Wee*

Friday

Shares

Aug. 12

Ovfcns-Illlnots Glass Co__
Oxford Paper Co common.^

12.50

X121

15

_

16 Va

103 Va

67 %

103%

67%

67%

68 %

39

38 Va

39

90

88

88 Va

16

16

16

82%

81

81%

118

39%

100%

123%

16%

103

68

118

40

♦100

123%

80 Va

.

121

♦39%

—No par

103

59 V4

16 Va

16

16 ',8
83

58%

124

I6V4

67%

90

82%.

*122

38%

39%

90

Corp__ZIs

125

58%

♦88%

39

par

1

Corp (The)__
Owens-Corning Fiberglas

♦123

68%

83 %c

~„__!L___No

58 Va

16%

no par

95 preferred

SALE PRICES

Aug. 10

100

preferred

Outboard Marine 8c
Mfg___

10

HIGH

Wednesday

Aug. 9

1

;

Elevator

Outlet Co

58%

1951~ser~ies—IlOO

common

■Overland

46% May 17
101
May 24

•

Corp

4%%
Otis

11

31

76

5

_

July
18% July 18

AND

Tuesday

Corp—

Common
Conv preference

Monday
Aug. 8

par

Chemical

8
8

RECORD
LOW

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Dec

104% Dec 31

YORK

135

.

5

NEW

Highest

id

13% Jan
6
94% Jan 10
61% Jan

STOCKS
Jan. 1

16% Jan

99
,

-

49% Mar 14
114

31

4

Jan

and Financial Chronicle

117

:

;

39%

100

81V.
115Va

3/

xlOO

07%

39%

2,500

39 V*

3,600

' 89'/a

J00

' 16

16

81 %

300

3.^00

81%

v

iioVe "116

1,500

38 Va

40

l.OoO

100%

39%,
101

*100%

100%

67%

'

39

116%

300

103

*87%

81%

.

100

13,500

16%

103

.16 Va

15,700

125

16%

89%

♦16

58%

♦123

39 %

118%

39

101

38 %

; *87 Va

x58%

101

530

P
14% Jan
82

20

26 % Vet 22

Jan

7

97

iiec

7% Jan

11

12

4

40

4
15

Jan

4

Nov 26

31'

8% Jan

5

9% Dec

4

20% Dec

29
19

Oct

25

84% Apr

87% Jan

4

104% Dec
11% Dec

as

7

4

40% Dec

30

£1% May 6
30% Jun 22

45 Va Dec

31

41

38% Dec

Apr

104

Jan

13

Apr

9V» Aug 10
3b
Jaa
6

26% Jan

35 % Jan

17

3% Mar 12

May

30% Jan

4

23

Feb

10

27

Oct

28

29% Mar

27% Jun

24

29"% Jan

26

Dec

>6% Jan

8

28

23% Aug

5

«

29

Oct

4

29

53

Jun

103% July
22

Jaa

Mar 26

7

'48

-

Feb

9

108
28

9

15% Jan

20
29

30% Jan

'

4

32% Jan

52% Dec

4

23% Jan

11

106

Jan

115

83
(

Jan
Jun

4

.
•

2

29

Mar

5

83% Jan

A

: 10% July 15
35

_

•

•

Apr
Jan

75% Dec

31

16

9
li

104

Nov

1

Aug

115

16% Nov

•

1

53% Dec

•

-

37% Dec

93%

29%

30v?a

48

*46%

Corp common.l
Light com—No par

&

48%

49 Va

109%

109%

100

105 Va

106

105 %

105 V*

106

106

105 Va

106

105 Va

106%

2.-0

_5o

26 Va

27 Va

77,700

48

48%

1,700

19%

17,600

Pet

Milk

Co

Pfizer

2

3.8%

107 % Apr

1

4.3%

July 22

79

Mar

Mar 30

Co

6

158%

159%

157 Va

*68%

72%

♦68 Va

22%

23%

159

160%

19%
*36

70%

70%

1,700

22%

23%

72%

100

23%

22%

22%

22%

20,800

60 Va

62 Va

♦61

62%

*61

62 Va

*61

62%

61

61

*104

105%

*104

105 »/a

*104

105 Va

♦104

22 Va

'

105 Va

31

31%

30%

*30%

30%

31

31

31

1

7%

45%

44%

45 Va

100

111%

111%

111%

112%

111%

111%

111%

111%

12.50

57%

58 Va

57%

58 Va

58%

59%

59 V*

(conv)

No par

common

8

42 %

41%

No par

26

41%

111%

112 Va

99 Va

99;%

99

100

_100

106

15 %

r..5

-.36.

100

40'/a

Phillips Petroleum

No

♦91

♦88

...86

..*85

...

-♦43

96%

par

71%

5

♦11%

50%

98 Va

93
i:

40%

40%

88

45

•43

*96%'

99

*96%'

71%

72%

71'/a

13

11%

11%

•11%

50

51

101 %

*101

88
t

70%

72%

*11%

13

5,400
.

1,100

„

90

98%

.

.

220
180

15%

16%

18,500

36 Va

.12,700

♦88

J

*84

41%

r,

14,700

I 89%

88

,

45

-

•43

99

;

*96%

71%

40

94 Va

41 Va'

41%

•84

♦43

41%
26.

36%;

!89%

*84

-10O

31,300

113%

,

♦93

94%

88

51 %

,

15%

♦88

91

*

*1Q4% 106 .*
*108% ,110 < ,

36%

*88

99

41%

98%

15%
*93

69%

♦112

35%.

93%

40%

110

8,000

II,900

•25%

*

98%

*108 Va

Va

36%

8%
45 Va

111%

x59%

4

105% -105%

45

♦96%

72

15

35%

26

-

44%
111%

112'/a

112

1,100

30%

8 Va
1

41%

♦25%

99%

8

61

41%

25%

91

*43

45
99

.,15%
•

93

40% '40%

40%
91

25

;

;

86

15%
36%

41%

112%

*105% 107%
*108% 110

110

15

35%

93

♦38
..

*108%

*98%

106%

15 Va

♦91

100

QQ

36%

.

25%
♦111

112Va

105Va

110

♦108%

__1

Phillips Jones Corp common.No par
5% preferred
100

106

41%

26

♦111

.100

,

42

♦25%

26

__100

7%

8

100

105%

30%

'

44%

Hosiery

700

158%

♦71

7%

common

3o%

♦157%

72

45%

preferred
3.9% series preferred

Phoenix

*36%

23%
♦

100

7

36%

7%

4%

8

160

74

♦104

preferred series A

6

100% July

6

31% Jan

7

119

Feb

52 %Jun

6

IS

110

'

Feb

30

67% Feb

7

96

18% Dec

23

15% Mar 14

Apr 15
' Mar 5

168% Jan 31
164% Mar 7

•

AUg

16

preferred ;
Pltney-Bowes Inc

23

Pitts

Jun

Jun

&

St

common

No par

1

___•

___2

____

L

RR

100

Chem Co com__No par

convertible

$5

preferred—No par
preferred
(conv)
No par

$4.80

20

18% Apr

C

C

Pttts Coke 8c

3
5
30

166 % Aug

173

Inc

$4

14

Jun
'

Pillsbury Mills

Consolidation

Pitts

18

Pittsburgh

12

7%

Coal

Co

1

Pitts Ft

10

Forglngs

Co—

_1

Wayne 81 Chic Ry com. 100
guaranteed preierred
100

E

71 %

13

♦11%

50

49%'

45

.

,

100

,

99

♦101

47%
♦113

28%

101%

46'/a

-47%
120

*113

50

101

*

47

101

45 Va

120

49%'

50

72%
12

•113

45%

46

28%

27%

28%

27%

27%

-•♦96

97

97

97

96%

96%

♦97

98

97%

97%

97%

97%

♦83

84

82%

83

80%

81%

♦17 Va

-

17%

17%

♦166

169

*166

♦166Va

168 Va

*166Va

'

17 Va

169
168 Va

-

17%
*166

166'/a

27 Va

45%

45%
120

*113

120

*101 %

102%

*101

•113

<

4

27 Va

27%

50%

37,500
400

7,700

103

50

46

2,200

120;

27%

5,000
150

97%

*95

'

97

97%

97%

*97

•

98

300

80 V*

80%

80

-

80

2,000

*96
-

17

17%

Va

17%

♦166

168%

168 Va

*166 Va

168

18 %

11,500

166 %

17%

169

166 %

10

-

168 >/a

83%

'

84%

7,100

7%

4,700

24%

6,700

•166

•

71% Nov 29

62

Mar 14

85% Aug

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

3

6% Jan

.4

^8% Dec

16

7% Mar 21

4

30% Dec

31

30% Jan

60% Jan

4

80

Dec

30

22% May 17
76% Mar 11

84'/* July 28

5%

11

87

Dec

29

85

96

July 26

18% Oct

29

27% Dec

20

25% Jan

29

Jun

3

151% Jun

10

30% Jan

3

10

5%%

150
31

J

Aug 26
Dec

18% Nov

30

Jan

6

25

24% Mar 14
108% Jan

14

122

16% Feb

8

26

-

Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt

8% May 16

Mar 14

160

29

122% Dec 21

10% Feb

161%

♦71 Va

Philip Morris Inc commori

22

76% Dec

3

160%

36'/a

170

'

31

-

36 Va

,__3

9

29% Aug

Jun

19%

36 Va

—

9

98

89% Jan

19%
•36 V*

44%

Philco

97

18% Jan

19 Va

46 Va

4.68% preferred
1
Phlla 8c Reading CoaL 8c Iron

6

146

48

19 %

7%

16

13% Apr

47%

19%

45%

24

59% Apr
104% Feb

48%

19'/a

5

17% Jun

29

48

48 '/*

19%
36%

& Co Inc common__l

preferred-.
;
preferred
preferred *___

3%%

47%

49

5

43% Jun

4

27%

19%

No par

preferred

Corp

26%

3,000

*

$1 conv preference com__

4.4%

26%

100

Co

•

26%

100

Corp of America

Phlla Electric

7

26%

100

preferred

2nd

26'/a

36%

33Vac

(Chas)

4%

27%

48 %

10

common

Brewing

4.9

27

10

Pepsi-Cola Co

19

Mar 16

48

49 Va

109%

July 25

July

*46%

48%
109%

Corp

99

48

48 %

109%

Phelps-Dodge

44

*46 %

48

48%

109%

Aug 11

87% May

*46V4

109%

Pfelffer

May

48

48 V*

4

43% Apr

♦46 %

109%

May 25

Jan

70

48%

62% Jan

-

93

31

110 %

12% Jan
1

94

29 Va

48%

Jan

13

9

93 V4

109%

4 Va %

84% Jan
89
Jan

.

500

41 Va

100

Petroleum

21% Jan 17

Jun

6,100

preferred
4.40% series preferred

102% May

6

J

62

93%
31%

Sand

Power

7

42% Mar

v

93%
30%

4 Va %

5

31

169

Glass

Penn

July

'

21

160

41

Peoria & Eastern Ry Co

31

r

41

600

4 '/a

50

"

6

Dec

8

41

1

4

90% Sep

July

41

Corp

Mar

87

Sep

42

No par

Cement

Jun

-

24% Dec

13

Penna

July 21

6

1E5

♦41 Va

Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

4

188

No par

12%

4%

♦49%

3,800

Jan

!■ 11% Jan

4%

49%

11,300

77% Jan

80'.
'

'

4%
49 Va

94 "/a

May 19

46% Jan

Dec 29

4%
50 Va

31 %

26% Mar

'

20

Sep 27

4%
50 va

30%

92

Jan

12%

4 va

49%

93 Va

97

11

12%

4%

49%

30%"

111

69%

9

12%

12%

4%
50 %

94

95% May 13

3
2

12%

12%

4%

50%

93%

34

11

12 Va

,.1

800

30 V*

85% Jun 14
82% JUly 6

8

8.300

52

loO

87% Mar 15
37%-t'^b 21

6

39%

52

♦42

27%

May 26
12% Jan
6
35%-Aug 9

„

38%

52

29%

115 % Apr

108

13

39%

51 Va

23 %

43

9

31

3

100

39

50 "/a

44

No par

common

61

9

Jun

43%

40 Va

50-is

27%

119% May 26

SJan 28
Jfcn 31

5

45% Aug

Jan
n

24

22

97% Apr

12

1

27% Jan
110% Jan

4

43 %

39%

51%

27%

50

8

Dec 22

98
Dec
44% Jdn

July

21

113

May

14

39% Dec

Jan

1C0

Oct

90

9

93% Feb

103

95

82% July 20

>

Oct

110
-

23

>

Jan

12%

♦42

40

51

27 Va

11

'

d

48

29

♦12%

V4

39%

28

33

12

107% Sep 30

7

34% July
€3

•

No par

Enterprises

*42%

%

*27%

106% Jan

6

8

52

28

24% July 25
73% Feb 11

21

Jan

39% May 26
26% Jun
3

5

;

94 - May 28
106
Jan 11
m ; Jan 11
<■
m May 3
via.; Feb 17

7% Aug
36% Jan

40

b.oOO

♦27%

89

107

43

40

♦51

l

510

41

28

23

31

*42%

43

2.50

40%

♦27 »/a

Jan

102% July 12

112% Mar 30

44%

Corp

Co

41

25

62

11

39% Dec

Aug 30

,30% Jun

40%

preierred

173

Jan

40%

41%

8

26

40 %

*28 Va

Feb

26

41%

12,200

♦22%

155

Aug 27
Nov

40 Va

3,100

9%

29%

11

4

41%

76%
102

9%

23%

16

18 % Jan

41 Va

75%
*101

9%

23 Va

38

17% Mar 14

100% Jun

1

76 Va
102

♦28 Va

Jun

101% Feb

9%

76
♦101

29; a

22% Apr

Jun

9%

76 Va
102

23%

53

56

9%

7o%
♦101

40%

45% Mar 14

16

9%

*28 %

19
May 12
34% Jan 26

31

77%
101 %

9%

*23 %

14

18% Dec

76
101

9%

100

36,600

29%

13

73% Nov

77%

102%

9J,a

9%

19%

24

30

4

77V4
♦101 Va

9 V*

18%.

„

*28%

Nov

11

V13%Jan

19 Va

*23'/4

113% Apr 20
108 % Apr 25
30% Jun 13

6

10

9 Va

18%

29 Va

49% July 25

2

57% Dec

*9%

19%

23%

35% Dec

Sep 21

9%

18%

23%

22% Dec
169 '

*9%

♦28%

•

4

9%

19%

230

25

57

May 4
41% Mar 14

107

♦9'/4

18%

41

__*>5

3

Dec

134% Jan

19%

41%

preferred

Jan

Nov

5

19%

Penney (J C) Co

25

2

1

prelerrea

Penn-Dixie

108

Mar 18

9 %

40%

$1.30

16

Mar 18

Mar

♦9 %

41%'

42%

$1.32

$1

23

15% Mar 25
11% Jun

10,300

40 Va

I,700
,

3

Jun

25

5.800

2,700

41%

42%

9

'

46

6

Jun

31

113

-

40%

42%

9%

46

24

38

45% Dec

4

41 %

46%

4

11,100

9

41

29% Feb
99

Jan

29% Aug

40 Va

40%

9%

43%

25% Jan

8

Mar 17

9

Dec

•

8%

43%

600

11

55

40

a

5,700

40 Va

82

19

40 7

2,000
"

52%

*151%

No par

Telep

44

37% Apr

40%

i

41

51 Va *

9%

;

7

Dec

18

&

6

93

41%

52%"

152 Va

Transportation

Peninsular

8

41

43%

III—l

Penick & Ford

520

25",a

*40% '
"

\

8%

Airways Inc

Proof

25 Va

40%

52

_iqo

29% May

4

35% Jan

44% Mar

42

9%

Corp

27% July 28

73% Jan

106% Feb

10

40

152 %

Parker

38% Oct

41%

iq

Oil

Mines

25

*

9%

Parke Davis & Co

Parmelee

25
-

CorpI!_ 1
commonl4

preferred

Patino

52 %

9 Va

56% July
14 Va Jun
7 V8 Jan

39 Va

51%

151 Va

51 Va Apr

64% Feb

X38%

52%

25

151%

47% May

7

25

39%

52

152

6

Jan

24%

38 Va

52%

151%

9

6
4% May 27

♦24%

3 J Va

152

41% Jan
10% Jan

24%

151

34% Feo

47

3,980

52

100

3

29

23%

146%
153

14

reo

23%

146%

Feb

49% Dec

23%,

146%

Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers

7%

7

22%

44 Va

_

World

Rust

22 Va

146%

45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27

15

6% Feb

44% Jun

22

44

preferred

4%

21%

147

Consolidated

Panhandle

21%

'

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
.

21 %

146 Va

Pacific Western Oil
Corp

88

4,500

147

Pacific

Amer

; 12 %

146 </4

3

4%

12

147

5

Pan

40

12%

43%

Mar

Jun

7,600

11%

146%

Jan

9% Jan'lsi

;

100 %

11%

No par

52

22

27

100

11%

*

common_100

Teleg

12

28

26%

101

39 Va

10

;

27%

*100

101

24%

_j25

Pacific Telep 8c
6% preferred

'

27

27 V4

-

♦100

11 Va

21 Va

~~25
i.__No~par

101

11%

1

Corp__

26%

27%

♦100

12

Electric

26%

102

11%

Lighting Corp

Tin

27%

♦100

_5

Pacific Mills

July 14

152% Aug 11

16% Jan 18
71% Jan 31
98% May 17

29

Co

&

27%

100

preierred

Pacific

1

46% Aug 12
147

May 16

8% Apr

7

4

41 % Mar

7% May 26
38

10

9% Jan

6

142% Mar 10

14

Jan

Gas

5%

Coast

No par
;

Inc

common.

Finance

Pacific

52% Aug

com

preferred

Fisheries

Pacific

128% Jan

9

9% Dec

,'33

conv

Amer

5

Aug 24

45% Dec

31

cum

29

July 12

154% Nov

4% May 18

41

4%
Pacific

44% Jun

17
44% Mar 15

37% Jan
37% J*n

26% July 20

104

>abco Products Iiic

3

Pacific

46

13

137% Jan

35

May

12% Mar 10
23% Aug 11
25% Jun 15

140

12

114% Jan

6

101

37% Jan

48% Dec 31v
38% July 14

67

30% July 11

Apr 22
10% Feb
8

16% May 16
21% May 13

39% Jan
33% Feb
23

Mar 14

93

21

28% Jan

•

22

Sep 22

Jan '

Apr

Pittsburgh

3

preferred

Co

00 1*.

85

83

84%

83%

„

class A

7%

73/8

7%

7%

7%

24%

23%

24%

24

24%

24 Va

24%

84

82%

82%

*82

83

•82

83.

93%

*91%

93

*91%

93

200

*26%

27

26%

27%

900

_100

*82

84

*82

73/a

93

92%

92%

*92

100

27

27%

26%

26%

27

27

Pittsburgh Young & Ash. pfd

100

*150%

•150

172

1

29 %

29%

100

*119%

120 Va

5

*22%

Co

5% %

(The)

convertible

7%

7%

23%
93

Plttston

84%

7 "a

10

100

.

.

84

84%

1

common

1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia

3

14

Steel

common

preferred

Plough Inc

172

*150

29%
120

23

22%

172

29%
120

22%

29
118

*22%

.
*

*150

28%

29%

24

*150%

172

29

29%

10

172

29%

J18

117%

118

♦117%

119

23

*22%

23

*22%

23

9,300
130
100

24

Jan

32 % Dec

30

29% Jan

6

35% Mar 18

Plymouth Oil Co

5

32%

32%

32%

32%

33

333/a

33

33 Va

32%

33%

3,900

22

May

40 % Dec

7

97% Jan

26

53% Jun

9

Pond Creek Pocahontas

1

49%

50%

50

50 Va

49%

50

49

49%

48%

483/4

1,800

4

20 % Dec

29

19 % Mar 15

23% Jan

13

21%

21%

21%

7

20% Nov 24

19% Jan

23 V*

23

22%

23

14% Jan
16% Jan
68

Feb

17

9% Mar 31

99% Dec

5

Feb

107

8

10% Jun

20

15

91

July 28
July 12

Poor

(■

class B

Co

&

10

__

Potomac Electric Power Co
Procter

&

Gamble

Publlcker Industries Inc common__5

,

*75%

76

45%

*45 %

46

1,900

of

Indiana—No par

41%

42 Va

41%

42

X413/4

42%

42

42%

42%

4,200

Co

27

25% Jan

4

25% Jan

4

31% Dec

31

97% Jun

2

103 % Apr
104% Nov

6

92% Mar

102

July 20

~4

*75

10%

42
88

88

89% Jan

6

3 Va %

preferred

__100

*87

88 Va

87

*87%

26% Apr

21

4.32%

preferred

_25

*26%

27

*26 3/4

27

x26 %

26%

*25%

26%

•25%

26%

26 V* Apr

6

4.16%

preferred

25

*25 Va

26%

*25%

26%

25%

26 Va

♦25 Va

26 Va

*25 Va

1223/4 Jun

24

100
El & Gas common.No par

♦121%

122 3/4

121%

121%

♦120%

*120%

122 Va

*120 Va

32%

32%

32%

32%

32 Va

32 Va

32%

32%

32%

Apr

11

28% Jan

Aug" 17

3

29% Jan

99% Mar
100% Feb

66% Dec "29

50

20

26 Va

33% July 27
33 V* Apr

18

104

7

Jun

105% July

16

38 3/4 July

33% Mar 14

40% Jan

10%

10%

11

Mar 21

25% Feb

23

9

preferred

24% Mar 15

84

3

Mar 19

114

29%

4,400

76

45%

Serv

26% Dec

10%

75

45%

Public

7

10%

10%

43% Jun

15

2,800

4,900

45%

7

12

1,000

23%

75

35% Jan

Sep

21%

1063/4

23

10%

Colorado

82% Jan

21%
105 %

45%

of

25

^

75%

Co

25% Jan

102'/a

r

22%

10%

Serv

28

102

21

105

45%

Public

38% Mar 14

22%

75%

46% July 15

Aug 10

Id3/,

21

'

10%

81

2

43

10%

103

45%

3

37% Feb

cum

22%
102

76

74% Aug

17

$4.75

21%

23%

45%

2o

46% Nov

3

21 %

103

*75 Va

Jan

18

May 19

23

10

31

80

33% Jan

12 3/4 Jan

21%
100%

No par

12% Dec

72% Mar 16
-

10
No par

7
8

5
1

4.20% preferred
Pub

Serv

$1.40

div preference

4.08%

—100

Inc

9

73% Feb

18

Pullman

34% May 12

41% Apr

11

Pure

40% Mar 30

33% Jan

11

Quaker Oats

56% May

com__No par

preferred

preferred
100
Puget Sound Power 8c Light Co__10
4.18%

Oil

No par

(The)

-

5

*102

104%

87

1023/4
104 Va

1023/4
-

*102 Va

*87%

88

122 %

100

32 Va

32%

32 Va

32%

9,800

32%

32%

32%

9,300

1023/4

102 %

102%

103

102%

103

32%

102%

•102

102%

*102%

104

•103

104

103

.

37%

38

37%

38 Va

37

37%

64

64%

63 Va

633/4

62%

63

62%

633/4

63%

64

37%

373/4

36%

37%

36%

373/a

37

37%

37%

37%

38 Va

38%

37%

38

200

32%

122

32 Va

32'/a

88

100

170

2.900

5,600

12,800

Q
28

Jan

143

' Jan

5

21% Jan

15

For




4

35% Dec
158

Dec

7
3

148

a27% Nov 16

footnotes-see

page

28.

154

Mar 15
-

Jan

6

.

July 15

31% Aug

1

Co (The) common__5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10

31

31%

31%

151%

151%

151 Va

151 Va

31%

31%

31%

31 Va

31%

31 Va

151

31V*

31%
151

31%

,

31 Va

*151%

31%

31V*
152

31%

31 y8

*151y«

♦31%

313/a
152

31%

5,600
190

1,400

!

!

Tfie Commercial and Financial Chronicle:Monday, August 15,: 1955

(626)

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Kuft for Previous
Poor 1964

Lowest

.

.

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

■

Highest

"

Tuesday

Monday
Aug. 6

Par

EXCHANGE

Aug. J

4

39]/4 Dec 29
86ft Nov
5

1% Jan 28

8% Dec 22

12ft Jan
76

11

Jan

-4ft Mar

1
4

52 ft Dec

5

Jan

6

7

12

8ft Mar 14

10ft Dec 22

17

81ft Jan

4

•ft Jan

11

20% Dec

31

13

34

Dec

29

42 ft Dec

29

16 ft Jan

I6V0 Feb

1

10% Jan

28

Feb

16

Uft Jan

4

12ft Apr

27

26

36

-

Jun

22 ft Dec

6
6
7

Jan

39

.•

44

July 26
38ft July 27
42

13

May

.

8

4ft May

3

8ft Dec 20

7ft Jan

3

lift Feb

1

31% Dec 31

28ft Feb

2

7

14% Dec 31

12ft Feb

4

61 ft

Dec 23

64

11

Jan

11

3

Jan

Dec

8

7

12

13ft Jan

37 a

37 "/a

20y8

19

19ft

5

35 ft

17ft Feb 24
6

Jun

«lft Jan 12
33ft July
46

2

Mar 16

64

70ft Dec 31
125

Jan

109ft Jan 20

Dec

22

44 ft Dec

3

40

54

3

51

Dec

82

-

7ft Mar 14

232

55

2

88

Feb

10

82

Jan 20

105

Nov

9

101

•

Jan 26

July

13ft Dec

9

37

Aug

4

36

37

Dec

6

31ft Apr

Jan

91

1

1

SO

May

7% Jan
17ft Jan

3

28ft Dec 29

64 ft May 12
27 ft Jan
1

7

13% Oct

12% Jan

11

4

77 ft Dec

22

28

34% Dec 23

Jan

Jan

12

40 7a Dec

Jan

14

45% Oct 21

41% Jan 11

18ft Jan
Jan
148

4

26% Dec

24% Jan

15

Jan

Oct

8

18

•

281ft Oct 11

257

Jan 19

372

100

Jun

105% Max

29

Oct

35

17

72% Nov 29

Jan

217* Nov 15

19

13ft May 21

50 ft Nov 24-

Uft Aug 23

16ft Mar

9

47 ft

Sep

9

42% July 21

99ft Oct

5

93

88ft Jan

4

183ft Jun 14
31ft Jan

11

18ft Jan

14

Nov

1

22

62 ft Jan

111

Apr

8

5

112 ft Oct

Jan

Selection

23

July 27

22 ft Jan

76% Dec 21
29

Dec

Dec

170

(lift May

41% Dec 23

-■

14% Dec 10

12ft Jan

27 ft Dec

31

24 ft Dec

31

47ft Sep 20
89

102

May 26
Jan

25ft Jan

8

4

98

Dec

102 ft Aug

31

33 ft Jan

tt

89% Mar 23

85 ft Jan

113 ft Jan

19

102ft Jan

15

17ft Jan

5

22% Dec 30

Dec

114

31

22

42

Jan

4

80

Dec

7

24

Jan

4

33% Dec

15

102

Jan

5

Dec

17

104

45 ft Dec

31

13

Jan

108

July 21
7

57 ft Mar 18

21% Jan

12

52

Nov

30
4

8ft Jan
25ft Jan

37

a

7

5

Jan

14

58 ft

3

8% Mar 15

9 ft Jan

13

6% Jan 25
55
May 18
39% Jan
7

69% Jan 26

43% Dec 20
Dec

31

10% Dec 29
31ft Dec

61% Jan

18
9% Mar 14

2

28

July 25

61ft Dec 31

56

Jan

18

24 ft Dec

31

22% Jan

6

17

20

14% May 16
18ft AUg 11

Mar 15

Dec

29ft Jan
.

43 ft Dec

_31

36 ft Jan
32 ft Jan

45

Nov

8

52% Dec 22

48 ft Mar 14

59ft Jun

21

35ft Jan

54% Dec 31

48 ft May 24

57ft Jun

15

37% Mar 14

42

6

Jan

3

44

Aug 27

14

25ft Jan

39% Jan

ft Dec 22

63ftJun

23

lift May 12

15 ft Feb

28

Apr 23
May 5

Nov

19

49

Jan

73

59 ft Dec

1

54

Feb

9

13% Jan 12

24 V* Dec

31

20% Jan

25

15ft Jan

4

35 ft Jan

4

32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31

15ft Jan

4

6ft May
35
40

138ft Feb 18

51

18

Aug 19

Feb

9% Feb

lift Jan

6

18"% Dec

49ft Jan

8

54

Mar

1

52

Jan

6

43

ft Nov 29

30

11

40

Aug 10
Mar 14

Jan

17% Jan 19
19

Dec

23

35

17% Jan 11

46 ft Dec

23

44% Jan

18

15% Jan

19

July 28

17% Jan

7

25ft May
28 ft Feb
16ft Jan

5

29 ft Aug 23
32"% Dec
6

28 ft Jan

2"
4

54% Dec 29

51

6

17

31% Jan

7

Jan

11
__

28 ft

39ft Jan 11

81ft

Jan

5

50

Dec 15

80

Jan

14

25

Oct

15

29ft Aug

94

Uft Jan

5

16% Dec

Aug 5
72ft Jan 18

Dec~20

37

2

4

92

49% Jan
6
87 ft Apr 14

Nov 22

Apr 22

6ft Dec 29

4ft Mar 16

26% Mar 15
15ft Jan
4
4% Jun 27

7ft Dec 29
106
Jan 19
74% Aug 3
100% Dec 22

52

Oct

4

55ft Mar 31
99

Nov 29

14

Jan

4

6

Feb

10

80% Mar
59

Feb

7

98% Feb
16 ft Jun

23% Nov 30

4

14
2

22% Jun
1
101ft July H
.

6ft Jan

4

63ft Jan
4
24% Jan 11
28 ft Jan

5

36ft Jan ' 4
12ft May 17
Uft Jan 28

Uft Aug 12
70

Dec 31

49 ft Nov 23
39 ft Dec 29
92 ft

Sep 22
17%"Dec
7
15ft Dec 2o

_For footnotes




see

page 28.

10 ft Jan

5
68 ft Mar 14
41 ft Aug
9

36%-Mar 15
88

Mar 22

13% Aug 12
9

-

July 11

7

62ft July1

7

27% Feb

4

10% Dec 17
10

33ft Jan

24

4

34

^

July 19

174

6ft Jan

29ft May

July *5
76
July 6
25 ft Apr 26

23% Aug
9
49% Jan 18

25% Aug 11
175

6

210
12 ft

,

Jun

7

23

May 23

19% Mar
54

3

Feb

25

37% Jan

3

40

1

Aug

54ft July 25
21ft Mar 7

12 ft

23%
3774

*12%

$4

102ft July

8
16% July 20
July 27
52
Apr 13
41% July 27
86

93% Apr 15
20% Mar 4

16% Feb 11

38'%

38'/a

38 %

38 va

2i,iu0

„

10%

10,-/4

117a

15'/a

15

ft

I.UJO

447a

44 78

44 ft'

45'/8

42,800

75

753/4

757a

97 a

x93/4

9ft

447a

97a

'88

1047a

1047a
36%

3574

35%

69 Va

34%

♦333/4

343/4

15'/a

15%

15 74

i 28%

28%

28s/a

29 ft

227a

46%

•

'

22%

3774

237a

377a

23 Va

373/4
12ft

12ft

*100

1874
27

Seaboard Air Line RR Co

37%

1,800

12%

12%

500

104 if.

30

-

497a
25

51 I

50 ft
*25

837a

*265

274

*266

274

*266

163

*147

163

*147

163

♦147

163

40

41'ft

413ft

*102

103

27

18%

18%

27

2774
12'/a

12%

22'.

213/4

22

21%

22

21%

22

11,600

31%

31»/a

313/4

31 Va

33

33%

33%

39,300

683/8

68%

70%
97

*95%

•

*102

104

12%

69%

69 'ft

*102

70'%

.

*95%

1027a

80

36%
91

119%

119

1197a

119 7a

119ft

119ft

24 Va

243/4

24%

*24%

24%

500

3,800

8,900
70

>
1

1

*23 ft

3114

*107
51

*25'/a

*23'/a

24 ft

803/4

78

317a

31

1087a

*107 ft

51ft

*50 7a
26
94 ft

*23'/a

24 ft
79 ft

79

79%

7 9'/a

80'/a

793/4

80%

31%

31 Ve

3174

313%

317a

31%

1087a

*107 7a

32%
1087a

*107

108 '/a

*107

10874
51

*50'/4

26

*25

*50 7a

517*

5172

,

26

26%

26%

267a

800

953%

96

96'/a

96%

97 ft

11,300

947a

95%

54ft

55

53 ft

54 ft

5374

54

53 ft

53 7a

53%

54

10 ft

107a

10

10'/a

10'/a

10 7a

107a

10'/a

10 7a

77a

7%

77a

7%

7;7a

7ft

7%

7%

10%
7%

No par

55
41 ft

1

55

55

55

40 ft

41ft

41

41

41

41

40%

41

4,700

42

41%

41%

41%

42

413/4

42%

5,900

55

56

*55

55

107a

423/4
10'/a

10'/a

10%

10'/a

10'/a

287a

27%

287a

21V*

277a

7.50

603/a

61

60'/a

6074

60 3/8

60%

1

28 7a

29
155/a
197a

'277a

1574
19 7»

*28

10 ft
*28

10 %

10 %

10%

617*

277a

27%

7,200
3,400

16

*27%

15%

3,000

28

607a

900

29 ft

61%

*28

29 7a

603/4

10,500

29

27%

15%

157a

15%

16

16

15%

19 ft

197a

19

19%

Xl8%

18%

18%

197s

47

47

48

55

56

56

557a
50'/a

2,100
1,600

477a
*57

563/4

55 ft

56%

56

56 34
517a

55

553/4

x543/a

54%

5474

543/4

543/4

49 ft

507a

49 ft

49%

49 V*

50

50

487a

48

48

47

47%

47 ft

1334

13

13%

13

137»

13%

137s

627*

62

62

62%

627a

*617a

62'/a

*61

62

697a
2474

66

66

67%

687a

*67

69

*67

69

2374

24%

24%

257a

243/4

253/a

25%

25%

51400

24

247a

233ft

24

23%

24

233/4

233/4

233/4

24

2,100

607a

61

58s/a

59 74

59 ft

60 74

60

60%

187a

-

563/4

24 7*

15

46 7a

*65 7a

5

46%

6274

•

47%

487a

Sinclair Oil Corp
5
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (A O) Corp —.—*
10
^Smith (Alexander) Inc common—5
3 ya% preferred
100
4.20% preferred
100
Smith-Corona Inc
10

463/4

,137a

No par

4772
58

*46

56 74
51

—No par

l

110

55

28 ft

.1

7,200
3,500

11,200

41%

1

50c

.

55
41ft

—No par

42

200

26

95%'

7%

350

6,000

51

*50

26
9534

No par

197a

18%

19

19

19%

19

19

V

67%

59%

18%

,

19

*190

*193

*195

pfd—100

South Amer Gold & Platinum

"76

36

91

1

Solar Aircraft Co

7,800

,

97

104

3674

367a
91

120

70

*95%
*102 7a

92'/a

3574

903/4

Xll9ft

693/4

.

35%

36'/a
92'ft

123

69%
97

1027a

*903/4

35%
*90 3/4

*119

68%

97
104

*9578

97
104

.

1

Solvay American Corp 4%

2,100

12%

12%
3074

5

Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc__i

1,400

21%"

No par

Simonds Saw & Steel

/

127a

367a

common

7,600

27%

12'/a

123/4

50

••

18%

27

27

15,500

4274
103

18%

-

18%

12%

a/4

*102

103

18ft

18ft,: 18%
27
1 27

-

,40%

40%
♦102

103

92 ft

Co

Simmons Co

600

274

36%

Co

Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of America
Signode Steel Strapping Co

12,800

84%

32 ft

*955/8

5

Shell Oil Co

\

30%

:

*83

22%

*102

1

Co

450

3,100
10,800
900

.

25%

307*

30%

63 74

12,200

93%
105 %

105

25%

3074

83»/a

.

93-/8

/

507a

307a

-\t

82%

8474

9 J Va

44

43%

43%
1057*

25 ■%

25%

-

93 Va

105

497a

49

:•»

433%

44

9474
105

*903/4

common

9,700

37ft

123/4

31ft

100
—5

i

(The)

5,000
'

<

22

40

preferred

23

46,900

84%

22-/4

•

37%

rf

123/}

-

37%

39 ft ,i 41'ft

273/a

23

274

*102

19 :1

82%
22-/4

•

83 ft

83 3/8

8274

2,600

12%

12%

12 Va

12%

127a
■(

24

*12%

49'/a

*147

.

700

102 ft

23%

233/4

237a

;

12'/a

1057a

*265

1,200

12,000

1027a

43%

43%

29

47%

;

*100

93 Va

102

29

377a

4374

8474

47

'37'/a

.

94'/a

*25% 7253/4
297a
30'/a

38

*35

47

xl2'/a

v

*

43

49

2,700

237a

94'ft
104 ft

28%

355

.

433/4
106 *

28% :

*345

237a

23

8,4a0

355

12%
/

la-/a

102 7a

82%
*.

157a

*345

23

■'

1U0

15Va

345

*100/

12%

34 </a

29

•;

28 %

837a

3,800

70%

*34

29

...

"

12 ft

74,100

70

343/4

38

4674

345"'*

81%

6%

r

5,100

69%
-

*o5

38

"287a J. 287a

46%

67a

6%

69%.

34%

36%

363/a

36'/a

6ft

63/8

X683/4

*35-'

8,5u0

36%
"

6%

287a

190

105

36

36 74

400

87'/a

105

367a

25,000

60

877*

36'/a

j 4,lo0

473/8

*53

60

88

1047a

36

/

"

88

2,700
14,600

9%
219

47 Va

47%

*53
^

ly.buo

76%

9 3/8

2177a

46%

47 Va

50

*76%

76%
2183/4

215

213 ft

104'/a

102 ft
23 ft

-

50

153/8

94

41ft

47%

*473/4

*190

6,200

47%

1,500

13%

13'/a

<

700

20,000

4,400
190
160

£2,600
4,100

*190

1

107a

107a

10 ft

10%

10%

10 7a

103/a

10%

14%

10%

5,600

South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50

1C%

187a

18 ft

18%

18 ft

18 7a

18 ft

18%

18 3/8

18%

13,300

*527a

South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
8% preferred
—25
Southern California Edison
25

*397a
533/8

307a

•

$4.50

preferred

Square D Co
Standard Brands Lie

53

53%

300

307a

30

307*

2,200

40

40

40

*39 ft

*52%

100

5374

53%

52 ft

52%

5274

537a

52'/a

53

207a

2074

20

2074

20

2074

20

20%

337a

33

33 ft

32 ft

32%

327a

33

33

343/4

34%

343/4

347a

3474

347a

34%

34'/s

345/a

3,900

607a

59

60

593/a

60

593/4

60%

60%

617*

25,600

327a

3,400

11,800
1,000

28%

297a

287a

28%

287a

28 3/8

29

29

29%

9,000

95

6274

93

x92ft

93

93

93%

9374

933/4

4,500

52

52

x51%

51%

517a

51ft

5174

517*

2,900

.100

*89

52
90'/a

287a
24

5ft

$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
.1
Standard Gas ArElectyic Co
1

6 ft

637a
101

23%
.

63

65 ft

*100%

101

2574

21%.

-

257a

14 7a

25

*102

102

14 74

85

85

427a

*89
•

4074
90

407a
90 - 1

14

147a

97a

28%

27%

2874

23

23

23 ft

237a

24

6,000
4,700

5

3,900

•:

5'/a

5

*6'/a

64

41%
40%

*90

91ft

14

14 ft

9%

■

.

90

r

13,%
►9 ft

*83

62%

63

62%

102

*100%

400

6ft
90

2,5o5

62 3/8

10

101

22%

237a

22%

257*

25%

257*

22,000

2325 ft

*102

*102

1027a

147a

15

15%

*84 7a

14%

85

*84 7a

,

85
42

413Va

42'/a

'

39%

397B

39 Va¬

41%

*39%
v

5

90

10

91

*6 7a

7a

*100%

102

14%

*84 ft
,

5

6

.

25%

102
•

633/4

♦89

23%

2574

147a

*83

102

--23

25'/2
102%

39%

-

♦1003/*,

23 ft

*6 ft

90

62%

102

5

6»/a

*83

85

9ft

89

28 ft

23%

6ft

4174
.

89

28%

;

5

14%

•

907a

x28'/a

90'/a

283A
23%

85

.

437a

.P%

28%

*83

237a

102

4%
*6 7a

90

-22ft

'

28%

57a

*83

No par

*89

287a
247a

*ft

2

—

40

94
52

1

No par
____5
com

r

53
30 ft

307a

30-

*39ft

50

25

common

preferred

53

*52%

30'/a
40

53ft

607a

Spalding (A G) 8c Bros Inc
l
Sparks Wlthington Co
—Nopar
Spear tc Co common
—1
$5.50 preferred
___Nopar
Spencer Chemical Co common.
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons..
___i
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c

$4.50

53

33 7a

Southwestern Public Service Co_ _1

Spiegel Inc

30 ft

*39 ft

40
203/a

20

_

Mobile 6c Ohio stk tr ctfs

*52%

53

307a

347a

Nopar

29% Jun 21

8,0u0

38 ft

25

Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred

7
Feb 18
7% Jan
4
88
July 18
71
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Aug
8

I0-/8

100

preferred

7

8

63%

To*/8

153/a

358

12ft

102

par

4

5

63%

16-V8

433/8

100

99% Jun

Jan 27

633/4

lbV4

94

No par

•2

*63'/4

10%

463/4

84 ft

163

South'n Pacific Co (Del)Southern Production Co Inc

29% May
24% July

1274

63%

*147

Aug
1
35ft Feb 16

52% May 31

ft

1678
1078

1043/4
36'/a

*100

r

ft

18

157a

,

.

39

85 ft

Co

18%

18

500

64

*87'/a

463/4
x28ft

24 ft

273

$4.50 preferred

"

l,6ud

1

♦345

102 ft

85 ft

65 ft July
38 ft Apr

5

355

23%

Southern Co (The)
5
South Indiana Gas 6c Elec—NO par
Southern Natural Gas Co_
—7.50

34

29 %

*265

Shamrock Oil 8c Gas

19% Aug
8
49% July 20
59ft Aug
3

,

31

Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)_
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co

36% Feb 10
66% Mar 7
30% July 12
19 7* Jun 22

47

,

257a

6

2u0

18

157a

'•

1

Seeger Refrigerator

49% Apr 11
46% Apr 21
11% Jan 31

33% Jan

37

18 Va

*53

#34

40
"

25 ft

Inc

*36 Va

10'/a

r

70

28 ft

28% ■29

30 ft

Servel

37

/,,/• 15,7a

6%

15

15%

No par
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%__
100

Rubber

*36 7a

212ft;

36

*3374

3474

....

493/4

Selberling

.

697a

15

5

Seagrave Corp

9ft Apr 26

38

70%

497s

&

36 Va

X46'/8

6%

10574

Sears Roebuck

8%

lbVa

38

-

88

357a

10

Electric

8%

48

36

6ft

5
10
100

conv

9

60

104 %

367s

*33 ft

$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
Seaboard Oil Co
1

lift Apr 26

I

6974

5

(Jacob)

Scrantcn

lb'/4

*83/4

16%

215

*87 7a

.

6%

36

—

Rohm &'Haas Co common
4% preferred series A

Seaboard Finance Co

July 18

10 ft Feb

2087a

37 ft

—5
;

preierred—

4.30%

108% Jan
4
59 ft Apr
5
31ft July 18
105% July U

a

39% Nov 22

4

19

35% Jun

.

104 ft

3bft

29%

:

lb'/4

8 3/4

Ltd

Trust

preferred
—No
Scovill Mfg Co common—

.

5 V

47 Va

1

;—

3.63%

b,-±o0

16 7a

lb V4

'

*53

104'/a

Rockwell Spring 6c Axle Co

-

7

.

60

47

July 18

87ftJun

,

6

Jan

7

24% Aug 11

6

74% Jan

4

42ft July
15ft Jan

131

1

16

10

Dec

27ft May

Apr

43% Jan

7

41

Mar 14

IS ft May 24
79 ft Nov 26

7ft Nov 26

6% July

69% Mar 14

11

Mar

,

48

100

—

39% July 15
92ft May 18

;

Mar 31

30

Feb

107

4

34 ft Dec

10

33

98

11

219%

•

33% Aug 12
78ftJun 20

loO

l.loO

63 %

*

•«

9"/a

88 ft

—5
pfd 4.40% series A__
100
San Diego Gas 6c Electric Co——10
Sangamo Electric Co———-—10
k Savage Arms Corp
;
5
Schenley Industries Inc___
1.40
Schering Corp
15c
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par

3

2O0

21%

8ft

76 ft

97a

47%

1st

14% Feb 17
27% Jan
3

94ft Jan 12

23

Nov

85

6

7574

9%

5% noncum preferred—
St Regis Paper Co common

7

July 13

30% Jan 20

55ft Mar 14

66 ft Nov 22

108 ft Nov 16

49% Jun

77%

*35

conv

200

37-va
36

I0-/8

45

St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—100

10

19% Jan

21% Aug 10
22
Jan
o

4

'

'

Mar 14

26

29ft Dec 31

23ft May 18
11
Jan
4
17 ft Apr 28

13

Jan

105

8

lift Jan

,

170

17 ft Apr 25

27

Dec

19

3

101 ft Jun

5

22

88ftJun 27
320ft Apr 15

Aug
3
145
Apr 28
33% Mar 14

15

103ft Nov

July 14

34% Jun

17

267

296

Jan

Feb 21

26

25 % Mar 14

74

447a

*87%

Ruberoid Co (The)

4

Jun

4574

355

22

55

157a

25

5ft%

21'/a

va

213/8

21'/a

217*

21%

46 ft

ft

*34

36

*34

37

*34

46
*36

•

2,800

4374

107a

157a

100

Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
;
St Joseph Light & Power

114

11

Dec 21

shillings

Ruppert

Jun

38

38%

10 Va

*101

3

94

37%

38

•15%

*53

series
Manufacturing Co

49% Feb
1

6

30

22

47

38

16 ft

214

series

16% Mar 21

104% Jun 16
40

4

Apr
20ft Jan 12
03 ft Jan

4

v

Jun 16

Dec 30

44

9

123

,

26 ftJun

37% May 31
12 ft July
7

Uft Jan 28

July 25

48% Jan

18

4

lift Jan

1

13% Mar 24
86 ft

63 ft

_20

.

*

47'

38

18

16 7a

100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co—50 Guilders
'Royal McBee Corp
1

July 19
Feb

35

21% May 12
9% Jan « •
68% Jan 28

7

11% Nov 11

v

1774
637a

9ft

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1

v

34
47

eYii'*37 !y-

300

20,7u0

19%
34

,

*17%

187a
64 ft

Rochester Gas & El Corp—No par

1

•4,'f 34

700

5,5u0

37i«

36 Va

63ft

10

Preferred 4.50%

.

19

34

37

76%

No par
—No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines

9

8

19 va
34

i

45

Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Company
,

19

333/4

i

187a
*

par

—No par
10

iRhinelander Paper Co

22

31% July

.

37

-10

Rheem

48 ft Apr 20

r

105 ft Dec

4

6ft May 27
85ft Aug
9

31

Jun

33% Jun
40% Jun

7

14
'41

•6

23

16

377*

Corp—^—

Preferred 3.60%

36% May 10

0
Mar 14

36

7

197a

9

157a

5

37io

19%

167a

9

iOVa1 10%

Rhodesian

48ft Jan

_No

Common

11

*377a

15,430

;

36 74

35'/8
*37%

>

lb'*/8

37%

«•

343/4
37 io

l.ooO

17,oO0

'

52-^4

52%

53

34'/a
*37-/8

37

16%; 16%

—5

.100

Reynolds Metals Co

6ft July 11
75y«Mar 2

*34

9ft

•7.

-10

May 11

37% Jan

,

5% July 26

No

Reynolds (R J) Tob class B:

105% Apr 29
45% Feb 14

11%

7a

21

i—1

May 11

37 ft

20 3/4

.50c

July 29

48% July 20

Mar 14

34

52

52

8'/4

11 */8

38,300

84 Va

8 V8

11 V4

HVa

34-/8

47-

'373/4

16 va

*3b V4

874
11'.4

84'/a
7a

8

*45

34 va

'

8a

874

l

-Revere Copper & Brass.——Nopar
-Rexall Drug Co-±.
2.50

8

Mar 11

05% July 2
15ft Jan 12

78

July 25

•/

'

21 ft

Sft

par

*45

•

35ft

1078

-10

m

38

.50c

'.■» 337a

*/4y

46'

'

*j7

21 '/4

Inc

Steel

Wee*

Shares

'47ft

47

8a'

*517a

<•-:<

7a

(Robt)

Republic

5

10ft Jun

34

34 V4

*45

Republic Aviation Corp—.
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred-

7

July

Bros

35

-

—No par

Reo Holuing corp

29

48 ft

.

6

13

8% Dec

22

May 16

.

May 19

15 ft Apr

Mills

•

X33%

46%

8a

11'/a

...

37-/a

19 ft

& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
Reliance Mfg Co common.
Conv pfd 3ft % series

lift Aug 12

•

6

41

16

52 Va

-*37-/8

Reeves

14

44 ft Feb

•

May 18
5% Mar 14

9

14% Dec

17

31

43% Aug 23'

4

10% Jan 26

67 ft Feb

May 10

12 ft Apr

52

3678

Reed Roller Bit Co

38ft July 18
19 ft July 26

85ft May lg

IX 74

53%

'•

467a

8

8%
11-58

3a Va

Reis

Sift July
8ft May

87a
1X74

1178

Real Silk Hosiery

8

27% May 22
18% Aug
3

19% Mar 22

18% July 22

Mar

8%

—25
$2 preferred 2
—5
Raytheon Mfg Co
._50
Reading Co common
.—
-50
4% noncum 1st preferred
.4%
noncum 2nd preferred— -50

24

25% Apr 15
37% Jun : 1

6

29ft Jan

Feb

i

53 %

Rayonier Inc common new

40

85%

467/8

85

47

par
...1

Kaybestos-Manhattan

5

31ft Jan

31

tiVi

No

4

41% July

34ft Jan

1

32

1

KKO Theatres Corp—

July 25

53% Mar

1

-18

Sep 13

66

1.

...1

7

*7 ft July 14
Jan 18

39% Oct 15

lift Jan

*85 V2

46

455/a
85

48

—

Feb

47

6

4C%

No par

$3.50 1st preferred
RKO Pictures Corp

33ft Aug

Jan

tue

Friday
Aug. 12

1

R
Radio Corp of America com—No par

55% July
2
88% July 27
10% July 5

36ft Jan 18

Sales for

HIGH SALE PRICES
liiursday
Wednesday
Aug. 11
J
Aug. 10

LOW AND

STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK

<

90

,

44

,

,

93/4
4u.

gi 7*
1334 .14

.9L74

.

*97*

9%

1027*

160

153/a

17,900

4

.

'•9,100

42%

39 Ve
91%

;

-

90

85

42'/a

•iv

102,000

393/a-

13%.

.9%f

6,000
130

13%
4

9%

.

,

-

6,900

1,300

182

-Number 5455

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(627)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1954

Lowest

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

523/* Jan

4

79% Oct

44% Oct

29

48% Dec

71% Jan

4

32% Jan

4

99

Jan

7

112% Dec
45

6

Oct

4

42 Va Feb

4

8

10% Feb

18

ar

42

8% Jan

8

5

42% July 30

36

'5

13"% Dec

13% Jan

17

46% Dec

0

42% Mar 14

30% Feb

15

22% Apr
19% Feb

30

13% Jan

-*

4

12

16

15

134%

136'/a

129%

10

49%

49%

49%

102
13

8% Jan
89

"?4

Feb

1

683/4 Dec

30

113 Vb Jan

7

50

37% Aug U

21

•

14% Dec 20

'

;

Nov 30

12% Nov 24
Dec

70

Dec

30

118 % Aug

9

115% Apr
21% Jan

*

11

84% Dec

30

Jan

4

12% Dec

3

Jan

8

14% Jan

4

30 % Jan

11

50

Nov

16

Feb

26

24 % Nov

413/4 Feb

4

105% Jan

14

4% Feb

24

Jan

31

51 %

Jan

30

40

Jun

20

Mar 30

6

17% Jan

10

25% Jan

6

27

I8V4 Nov 28

25

33

Jan

38%

Nov~16

57% Jan

4

Dec

15

20

47%

Nov~23

41 Va Jan

Nov

83 % Jan

6

29

51/4 Jan

5

35

Jan

4

Oct

50% Dec

107

13

15% Dec

15

108

July

28%

27 Vb

28%

28

28%

28'/a

28%

28 Vb

29%

14,000

24

23%

24%

23%

24

24

24 Vb

24%

24%

3,600

22,300

preferred series

Steel

13% Jan

9

18

Jan

10

13% Jan

5

19'/a Nov

19

7

19% Dec

23

16'/a July 20

4

49% Dec

23

46

Feb

25

11% Mar 16

29

6

13 %

7

Jun

1

Sep 24

11% Jan

11

42% Oct

18

53

Dec

31

45% Aug 10

7

104

Dec

8

18% July 20

27% Nov

26% Dec

1

27% Nov

36% Jan

4

52% Dec

31

12% Jan

5

15% Aug

6

25

16

24

Jan

17

34% Jun

26% Jan

5

28% Apr

60 Va Nov

56

23

Apr

May 28

18% Jan

.

1

53% Feb

Mar 14

33 Va Apr

19

25

30

52

9

30% Dec

31

25 Va Mar 14

31% Jan

13% Jan

18

19% Dec

6

15% July 12

20 Va Jan

41% Jan

5

57% Dec

6

47% July 19

Jan

4

16% Nov 30

10% July 28

32% Dec 13

11% May

41% Dec

2b %

2?

7

14% Dec

24

38% Dec

29

4

10% Aug 16

43% Jan

8

75

70% Feb

16

89

11% Jan

4

21% Jan

25

Nov

23

16

15

113

Sep

3

99

Oct

Jan

99

Jan

7
5

38% Jan

4

105 % Jan

11

48

Jan

4

94

Jan

6

31% Jun
31 y8 Apr

26

108 Va Mar 22

113

Jan

100

Apr

Mar 16

87

Nov

105

24

100

Dec

Jan

May 12

59

Jan

17

178

30

52

50

20

139

51% Aug 23

25% Oct

19

29% Jun

2A

45% Jan

11

79% Dec

20

66

6

106% Feb

3

103

103% July

21% Apr 27
87% Jan

11

25% Nov

11

103% Oct

29

38% Dec
119 Va Dec

110
28

20

14

Jun

1

Dec

29

50 Va Dec

Jan

12

25

70% Apr 29
4% Jan
8

4

10

Jan

6
6

Mar 15

103% Jun

29

38% May 26

34% Jan

20

4% Apr

1

13
0

28

11
88

'

July 26

32% Aug

2

108% Feb

15

27

72% July 18
6
Jan
7

8% May 17

Aug 17

56% July 29
b% Jan

Jan

6

73/s Feb

11

78

133/4 Aug

Jun

27

78% Jan

15% Feb

25

18% Jan

66

Aug 23

12 *

3

4'
11

17% Dec

45% Jan

4

57

Dec 31

51% Feb

2

60

27% Jan

13

35

Dec

31% Aug

1

363/4 Jun

36% Jun

9

393/4 Mar 2
23% Jun " 6

17

13 Va Mar 14

15 % July 20

6

18% Dec

31

2% Sep

15

22% Jan

38% Dec "30

38% Aug W

Mar 14

18

17

•' Mar 31

May

114% Jan 11
175

•

Jan

25

233
184

Nov

Dec

18.

13

2% Jan

3

4Va Aug

3

9

33%. July

1

6

57%. July 28

"

Jan

35
v

8

Mar 14.

214

179

<

Apr

19% May

54% Mar 11

-7% May
34

May

4
ft

13% Dec
40% Dec

For footnotes




see

3L
31

naee

29
4

"

87% Dec "31

81

Aug 11

12%. May 12

..

_

28

1

9

30% Aug
4

47

46 Va

471/4

22%

*22%

223/4

*22 »A

22%

300

51 Va

51%

51%

51%

51%

51%

4,100

45

43%

44

43%

44%

44

44'A

9,600

44

Va

47%

,

1,000

1,800

103

103%

12,000

x28

28'A

14,000

40%

41%

39%

39%

39%

23,200

Sulphur

—No par

Inc

1

preferred series A-25

conv

Pacific

Coal

Pacific

Land

OiL

&

10

12

96V4
*136

97 Va

8%

23

*22'A

97

138

102'A

28 %

27%

40'A

39%

8%

23%

*22%

39%

11%

12

27

57%

11%

.

*26Va

58%

58'A

96
136

8%

*22%

103
28%

39%

96

*133

96%
136

83/4

23

102 %

*26Va

58%

95%
*133

83/4

27%

27

x58

*135

9

*22%

12%

*26%

*95%

138

8%

9

39%
11%

12%

*26%

27

*26%

27%

58Va

60

60%

11%

11%

27

520

22,300

23%

58%

11%

7,300
27,500

61

Trust

Pacific Ry

1

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9%

6,200
600

75

75%

74%

74%

73%

74%

73

73%

72 Va

73

18Va

18%

17%

18%

18

18'A

18

18%

18%

18Va

14,900

21%
16%
*49Va

21%
16%
50

21%
16%

21%

21%
*16%

21

*16%

*49Va

*49Va

50%

21%
16%
*49Va

21%
16%

50

16%
50%

21%
16%

1,500

16%

49%

*11%

12%

*11%

12%

*11%

12

*12

12%

*12

12%

American

Inc common__50c

preferred

conv

—Nopar

Nopar

*147

9%

*147

-

155

9%

100
No par

Co

152 %

147

146 Va

147

21%

147

*146

1

10%

11'/a

11

11 Va

11 Va

11 Va

11 Va

11 Va

50

45%

45%

44'/a

44'/a

45%

14%

44%
14%

44%

14%
46 Va

14%

14%

14%

14%

47

46

46'/a

45%

46%

45%

46'A
14%
46 Vb

*101

102%

*101 Va

30%

102%
30%

30%

30%

•

28'A

28%

28 Va

" '

60
16%
49Va
42%

28'A
60%
16%
49'/a
42%
29%
22

Co

common

convertible

preferred

preferred—
Water

100

102%;

10

31

31%

30%

31

preferred

25

28 Ve

28%

28 %

Nopar

60%
16%
49%
42%

28%
61'%
17'
50%
43%

Associated Oil

convertible

Co

*101

(The),,———

5

59%

60%
16%

49%
42%

49%
42%

30Ve

30%

*21%

22%

26 Va
*57Va

26%
58%

Inc

Corp common

1
501

21 Va

29%
*53
28%
16
*47

29%
54%

(conv)

Corp

(The)—1

1

Udylite Corp (The)
1
Underwood Corp ;—
Nopar
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag & Paper Corp__
20
Union Carbide & Carbon—No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
Union Elec Co of Mo common
10
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
Preferred $3.70 series—
Nopar
Preferred $3.50 series—
No par
Preferred $4 series.
—No par
Union Oil of California——25
Union Pacific RR Co common
50
4% noncumulative preferred—50
Union Tank Car Co
—Nopar
United Aircraft Corp common
5
57o convertible preferred
100

29

16%

11

50
11%

30

30%

15%

38%

83/4

83/4

26'/a
58

26
*57%

26%
57%

21%

21 Va

21 Va

53'A

*51 Va

53%

28%

28%

53
28Va

53

29%
52%
29
16Va
50

*15%
*47

29%

*21

11

11%

28%

50

*102

30%

6,800

46
14%
46%

9,200

102Va
31

21V*

28'A
60%16%
49%
44
29%
21%

28 Va

60V*
16%
49%
43
29

120
800

100

6,800

7,800
8,400
4,000
3,000

17,400
10,400
300

26%
57Va

20%
57%

26%
57%

16,200

21 Va

21 Va

21%
*52%
29
*52%
28%
15%
*47

22
53
29
53%
28%
16'/a
50

5,200

*52

28%
53%
28%
15%
*47

50
11%

30

1,800

11V*

11

•

3,700

26 Va
57%

28%
16

29%

29Va

53'A
29Ve
53%
28%
16
50

400

1,500
600

7,800

2,600

11

11%

H

11%

3,100

28%

29Va

29

29%

31,500

15%

15%.

153/a

15 5/a

153/B

16

3,600

37%

37%

373/a

373/a

37%

373A

3,100

8%

8%

8%

8%

8 Va

8%

8 Va

15%
*

29

22

11

153/4

38%

*21

21'A
*51 Va
28
52
28%
16%
*47

53%

A

29

21'A

26'/a
*57%

21 Va

*51'/a

series

29%

50

46
*14-%
46 %

102

102

61
16%

49%
43

5

Airlines

—50

Oil

60%
16%

& Williams Steel—No par

World

2

*

16%

49%
42
28%
21%

Corp

2

'

„

149

15%

37'A

38

8%

1,400

92%

93

92 Va

92%

92V4

93%

93

93

92%

92%

1,500

943/8

953/8

92%

94%

93%

94%

95%

97%

97%

19,100

27 %

27%

X26%

27

26 Va

26%

26%

263/8

263A

98 VB
27

293/8

29%

293/8

29%

29V8

*109 Vb

109 Vb

109 Va

1093/4

109%

*94

90%
102

52%

96

96

96

90%

91%

91%

*100%

102
53 Vb

*96

91%

102

51%

♦100%
51 Vb

52,3/4

29 VB

293/B

293/4

10,600

109 Va

109 V«

109'A

200

97%

*96

97 Va

*96%

97 Va

91%

*90%

91%

*90%

91%

♦

102

102

oo

523/4

52

52%

158

157%

1573/4

50%

50%

50%

50%

50%

50 Va

*50 3/8

503A

X30 %

303/4

30

30%

293/4

30%

29 Va

30'A

160

74

*103%

44%
*139

313/s

160%

157

157

158%

72%

74%

%

Xl03%

103 Va

*103%

45%

42%

44%

433/8

76
104

150

31%

*130

74

142

303/4

*136
31

31%

74%

75%

43%

44

52»/B

102

52%
161

158

80

13,700
3,000

76

503/4

2,300
2,300

76 Vb

30

14,300

105

♦103

43%

44 VB

100

16,800

145

*136
x31

31%

106%

*105

4,500

106 %

106 Va

*105

106 Va

*105

106 Va

24'/a

*24

24 %

*24

24 Va

24%

24 Va

24%

493/4

50

49%

49%

*50

503/8

50%

50%

51.

*56%

58

56 Va

56%

56%

56%

6%

6%-

United Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
7% preferred
100
United Electric Coal Cos—5
United Engineering & Foundry—_5

13 Vb

13 Va

74

75

74%

16%

16%

16%

♦105

40

30

30%

*505/B

31%

31

31%

44 Va
145

*136

145

76 3A
105

*103

104 %

*100%

24 >%

*105

4,600

293/a

1093/B

293/4 "
109 %

(Delaware)
.——x—No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1

July 25
30

55% Jun

May 25
HVsJan
4

33% Ma| 4
11% Jan 12
1 Va Jan
4

*46V4

*22%

51%

28'A

United Air Lines Inc common
10
Preferred 4%% series of 1952—100
United Biscuit of America—Nopar
$4.50 preferred
Nopar
United Board & Carton Corp
10
United Carbon Co
Nopar

4gy2 July 25
156

47%

22'A

51%

24%
51%

700

2,100

United-Carr Fastener—

9

29

3

26

Jan

3

Jun

32% Jun

4

Jan

18

6% Nov

Jan

94

17 3/s Jan

80% Jan

Apr 27

106

44'/a Jan

6% Dec

7

22

23
23

63% Jun
12

6

Feb

May 16
Apr

34% Jan

29

49

3% Feb

29
27

107% Apr
19 % Sep

27

26% Jan

Jan

40

14

July 27
104% Mar 29

50% Jun

59% Nov 24
154

'

7

7

47 Va

22'A

103%

TXL

92

Apr

6,800
6,200

27%

Transit com
Nopar
5% conv prior preferred—
50
Twin Coach Co
-A—
1

5

2

Aug

96

28'A

102%

Twin City Rap

30

6

27%

102

.

1

27% Jan

'28 %

965

x47Va

22%
51%
45%

Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
.4.30% conv preferred: 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film—
1

22

20

14

85

96 % Jun

102% July

27%

*900

28 Va

Preferred

4

Jan

26%

960

103'/a

Truax-Traer Coal Co common

15

11

26%

*900

27%

$2.70 preferred

28

Jan

80% Mar 14

28

92% Aug

16% Jun

43Ve Jun

4
31

27 Va

960

102 '/a

Trans

40% Mar 18

6

*900

25

Producing Co

Transamerica

4

4

69

9

104% Jan

18% Mar

'■ May

13% Jan
33

July 12
July 23

28% Dec

Aug 11

60
V

8% Aug

e

Feb

7% Jan

27

18

48

26%

27%
48%

*22 %
51 %
45

960

3%

$1.20

19

6% Jan

VJan

27%

*900

975

5,300

Tide

19

Dec

*920

8,300

4%

14

59% Apr

30% Nov
54;

1,200

10%

53'A

2

18% Jun

17

5,900

83

10%

32'%

—

14
13

52% Dec

37%

83

10%

13

$2.50

22% July 22

8

37%

83%

10 Vb

53

6

Mar

38 V*

*82%

10%

10'A

53'A

15

Mar 15

37%

82%

10%

37%
80 Va

10%

52%

59 % Apr

18

38%

81%

38%
82

10%

52%

28 % Jun

52

38

80'/a
10%

38%
80

52 Va

5

31

4,300

53

24% Mar 11

31

Dec

.

39,000

26%

53

Tri-Continental

19% Dec

24%

26%

Thompson (J R)_
—15
Thompson Products Inc common—5

8

53

24 Va

27

53%

Transue

Jan

24%

26 3 4

2.50

24% July 13

-

23%

26 %

12%

Thermoid

48% July 12
35% Jun

24%

26%

31

Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)—

21

23%

26%
38V4

13

Trane

18% Jan 20

24'/a

26%

The Fair

6

25% Jan

23 %

26%

32'/a

$1.25

8

30

24%

26'A

12%

58 Va Jun

30% Dec

24'/a

32

,61 Va Aug

21% Aug 16
27 Va Dec 31

60

1,200

12%

'18% July 26

12

118 »/4

32 %

6

19

73%

*116%

12%

2

13% Jan

73%

117 Vb

32

3

15% Apr

20

74%

117%

118

12%

Jan

37 Va Mar 14

103

32%

13% Jan

31

74

103

12%

.47% Aug

40% Dec

104

1,100

32

7

48

♦103

74

*116%

21,600

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
Nopar

22

10

x74

116%

100

17 »A

13

105 Va May 10

Jan

7 4'A

116%

118

104

16%

16%

32 Va

Textron

July 25

101

74

74%

*103

35Va

23%

Sub share ctfs ex-distribution

60% Mar 24

92% Jan

104

52 i/a

12%
52'/a

Texas

47% July 25
15% Feb 18

7% Jan

104

16

9%

52%

*34%

32'%

4.48 '/o

30

Jan

16%

9%

*22%

Corp

Tennessee Corp
Texas Co—

July 12

Dec

16

*103

9%

53
36

523/4
*35

5

Corp

Aircraft

Utilities Co_

9

16%

15%*

16'/a

9%

9%

9

Temco

Texas

12

36

_1

(James)

Telautograph

&

44

54

36

99
141
9'A

Texas

12% Jun

9%
53 Va

36%

*97 Va
*136
8%

7

1

43

7.50

com

*103
74%
*116%

9%

541/4

*36

100

l

May 27

53

2

9%
54'A

55

21

No par

Talcott Inc

20% July 5
23 Va May 20
19% Mar 4

Jun

5

-.

(The)—4.16%

15%

*20 Va

No par

13

6

170

30
12.50

10c

Inc

10

21

15,200

pfd (conv)

cum

64% July 25

6

38% Jan

1

;

Instruments

13% Jan

A

Corp—

Co

9%

55

*36 Va1' 37'/a

Mining Co—.

Gulf

% Aug

10
par

.1

Texas

Jan

-

Corpltu.

Corp——___No
issued"

Texas

12

13

x33 %

23 Vb

6

31

42

36%

28'l/4

28

9

26

36
*22

800

21

12% Dec

4

5

400

8,300

28% Jun

4

26

5,200

*20 V*

16% Jan

79

15% Jan

7,500

28

20 Va

Texas Gulf

6

55% Oct

51

27%

$4.40

7

Jan

Feb"~2

50 Va

27 Vb

20%

11

61

25%

50 %

27%

21

Mar 14

146'/a Aug 11

-

49%

27%

„5

common

prior preference

31% Apr
44% Jun

6% Jan

">

49%

27%

$4 preferred

July 25

29

11

49

27%

Symington Gould Corp

37% Apr 26
17 Va May 2
6
62% Jun

Dec

6% Jun

49%

27%

*20%

5%

Sutnerland Paper Co
Sweets Co of America

8

66

8% July

48%

28

20%

3

9

39% May 17

50 %

27%

*20%

July 26

9% Aug

27

July 30

49%

2t

r

4%%

2

Dec

17

5
15

preferred—
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1

21

172

8% Jan 22

15%

Class A 4%%

May 20

46% Mar

.

4,400

15

363/8

1

11

Jan

60

15 Vb

19%

Tcxes

9% Dec
■

300

59

14%

21%

47% Jan

16

43

59

15%

57%

18%

11% Aug 10

19

*42

57%

14%

50

25

May 16

38

Dec~23

14

43

57%

15 Vb

Superior

99

17

88

42%

*413/4

56%

*14%

*42

21%

26 Va July 12

Dec

41%

59

15%

25

150 % Jun
V

11% July 19

25
41

41V4

60

36

Sylvania Elec Prod

18

8,700

18%

6

15

19%

37%

49% Jun

6% Jan

19 Va

21%

Swift &

91 % Apr

19%

18%

2

128% Jan

19%

21 Vb

52 '/a May

16

19%

33%

41

28

14

4

'

Mar 14

19%

42

Superior Oil of California

58% May

6,800

58%

1

22% Jun

113/4

42

Sunshine

Mar

11%

*14%

5%% 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc

29 %

200

11%

.10

2

1,040

100 V*

11%

101

18%

45% Mar 15

7% Dec 29

14% Jan

Aug

8,500

*99%

11%

11%
193/4

__1

12% Jun

2

10

147% Dec

19%

40% July 25
86% Mar
1

8

Dec

19%

Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred—'—No par
Sun Oil Co common
No par

15

28

6

16

19%

Sun

1

27 % Jun

-

100

100

Xll%

43

11%

21%

"When

11

6

18% Feb

17

118% Jan

May 12

740

Sep 28

48 Vb Dec
96

5

75% May 17
10>/8 Aug 10

2

20% Dec

75% Mar

-

32% May 11

7

816

.

17% Aug 12
Jun

503/s

Stone & Webster^i_ll_i.ii__No par
Broadcasting Co
1

July 14

-

50 Vb

33%

Sunbeam

105

50 Va

IS3!,

Studebaker-Paclcard

•*

50

21%

7

4

50%

33Ja

6

97% Jan 20
67% Feb 11

50,100

18%

4

12% Jan

30

1353/4

22

Jun

■

18,600

134%

33%

15% Jan

1"

■

12,300

503/a

134%

18%

41% Jun

1

50

50%

131

49%
*100

49%

131%

21%

63

" 8

Aug'10

VB

101

12%

Storer

*

49

50

903/4

90%

19%

5

9% Aug

49 5/b

xl30

Shares

Aug. 12

90

22 %

29% July

42 % Mar

50

133%

the Week

Friday

Aug. 11
88 Va

89%

88%

18%

30% Feb

36

100

Thursday

Aug. 10

89

J

Stokely-Van Camp Inc

23 % Aug

48

101

11%

No par

Stewart-Warner, Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_L—_

26 % Jan

•

101

L.S

Drug...Inc
:
Stevens (J P) & Co"toC——_

23 % May 23
19 % Jan 13

19 % Jan

(The)

Sterling

5

6

635

13

Jan,

6

25 %

81 % Jan

29

Co

*100

88%

5

Chemical Co—
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_—

15

16% Feb 23

.

4

Starrett

50

90%

1

Stauffer

5

18% Jan

S,

100

Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp

11

15% Aug
52 % Jun

"

23% Jan

.

31% Jan

Feb

preferred series A_

Standard

60%,July 28

4

23

v

713/4 Jan

14

15

,

11

3%%

28

29

—

30Va Jan

Jun

22% Feb

Dec

19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29

——-

•'10% Nov 23

Mar 28

'

Mar 30

■

-

18% Nov

4

—-

•

49%

Oil of New Jersey

Oil of Ohio common

20

8

21% Jan

*

50%

Standard

89%

Wednesday

Aug. 9

Standard

26% Dec

Mar 25

17% Jan

14

Tuesday

Aug. 8

25

24% May'12

5

,

Standard Oil of Indiana—

6

30% May
11% Jan

Monday

Par
No par

5X)7s Aug 11

18% July 15
40% May'26

36% Feb

Standard

144% July 27

12

20% Dec 30
53% Oct 22

STOCK

f: EXCHANGER.*
Oil of California

V Mar 14

99% Jan

s-

98% July
8
53% Jun 24

42% May 18
106% Jan 18

31

NEW YORK

,

•/.. Highest

73% Jan

102% Mar 11

26

11% Jan

:Dec

„

V-. Lowest

.

40% Jan

0

285

Jun

16

15
393/4 Jun 28
90 > Jan
3 1

184% Feb

3
43% Jun 15
16% Mar

United Fruit Co
United Gas Corp.:

5

75

5%
76

4%

56 %
5

5%

76

"

76

*75%

56%

76%

63/4

63/4

6Vb

13,000

123/4

12%

12'/a

5,900

74%
.

6%
12%

*73'Vb

75

*73 Vb

74%

16 V*

16%

16%

*16%

163/s

16 3/s

15

15

15%

15 Vb

15 VB

55%

55%

553/8

56

31%

32'A

fn%

37%

3734

37 Vb

37%

20%

20y4

20

20%
33/8

3 Vb

3%

-4%V« preferred -il———
100
US Industries toe common
1
^
4%%-preferred series A—r
50

*73 VB

75

10

33/»

31

31%

30%

57

55%

56

»

'

56%

31 %

31%

31%

32 Vs

3 7 Vb

37%

37%

37%

37%

1,600

203/b

20 Vs

20%

20 Vb

203/a

13,900

3 Vs

3%

3%

3%

20,500

31%

31%

10,900

*54 Va

55%

1,300

303A
;

*54

,

30%

31

31 VB

56

54

.55 Va

270

273

268

275

270

279

182

181

181

*181

182

181

181

180

14

14%

*42

43%

33%
*82

133/4
*42

17,200

553/4

31s/b

280 >/».

34%

2,900

5,700

37 Va

277i

«3

380

163/a

15%

20 Vb

-

31%

56

15

31%

31%

3 Vb

83

380

6%

15 V*

34

7,300

77

12%

56%

278

300

5

5

76 %

6%

55%

14%

57

1156

12%

15 Vb

♦181

5

76%

6 3/4

55%

3aA

*75 Va

13%

6 Va
12

No par

United Gas improvement Co—13.%
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)
1
U S & Foreign Securities—
1
U S Freight Co
—No par
U S Gypsum Co common—_—,—20
1% preferred
100
US Hoffman Machinery com—1.05

4%

5

34%

34%

34%

33 Vb

34%

33%

83%

82

82

81

81

81

14

43%

133/4,
*42

14
43 Va

13Va
*42

'

14 %

43'%

133/4
♦42

16,000

3,200

277V4.
180

110

34

29,300

81

40

14

8,700

43%

27

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Lowenk

Highest

13% Mar 17

20 % Dec

24

8% Dec

36 Va Jan

4

77% Dec

3

68 % Dec

Jan

11

39

Nov

7

91

Oct

26

103

9% Feb

14

Jan

■

Jan

79 Va Jan

13

Dec

6

97

2a % Jan

11

46% Dec

6

134 V-. Jan

6

163 Va Oct

7

375/e Jan

4

59% Dec

29

64% Sep

17

13

143

Jan

4

; i6%

Jun

24

18% Oct 11

Jan

26

38 Va Mar 16

-

162

Dec

18

172'A Jun

13% Nov

6% Jan

4

73 Va Jan

5

11% July 14
Dec " 1
98

1% Jan

4

5

57 Va Juiy

40% May 16

166

Dec

31

20% Dec

31

S

Plywood Corp common

12 Va Jan

17

15 Va Jun

100
*r/2%

1

3b Va
91'/a

preferred series B

100

1st

noncum

S

Smelting

preferred

Ref

&

Min

.-

*

100

Corp common...
preferred

•

16%

51 Va

No par

noncumulative preferred

10

Jan

I

14 % Apr

21

91

Jan

IT

100% Jun

14

l3/4 Jun

14

United

Stockyards Corp__

lb

3% Jan

United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5

$6

convertible

40 %

06 % Mai

May 17

8

44% Dec

31

12
18

32 Va Sep
169% Nov

26

18 Va Jan

11

32% Nov

23

63% Jan

5

83% Dec

31

82 %

July 18

91

34 Va Jan

21

42% Dec

31

41

Max 14

49Va Aug

31 Va Oct

14

40% Dec

20

23

35

161% Jan 11

170

30% Feb

81

26% Mar 15

y«

Jan

8%

preferred

Universal

7

-

1

*42 '/a

*32%

A

8

4%%
Utah

'

60

'

5074

51%

19%

;

719%

19%

37 Va

f *36%

Co

Inc

97

13 %

ll-,a

&

*96

;

\

*19%

2b7/8

83%

83 Va

83

No par

49 V2

43 '/a

48%

'

41

j

32%

32%'

■

19V4

11

r

2

19%

19%
37 Va

*13%

13%

.

„

.:H .f

11
95

203/4

'

32%
*162

2 Va

21%
*41

42%
*

32%
164

v

0

,

30

.

32%-

*162

'200
r

•

9,500
.

V 1.800
400

42%

'

32 ya
164

700
90

/

83'A

*b2

83

46'%

48%

49

*48%

48%

403/4

;

_

„

29Va

29

3,200
160

!

2%
233/8

83

38%

3,3.00
* '

■

;

29

Va

46

900

*363/4

2%

*41

'}

83%

'

121,300

283/4

Xb3 %
.

200

52%

"

96
.

20

.

26%

83%

*

'

51%:

95

HVa

1

65
<

41

*26%

43

5,700
-

161 Va" 162"

13 Va

*

29
■

37%

*13%

20

32%

65 Va

193/4

*3o*V4

500

523/4

"

164

164

164

29%

2%

;

19,000

169%

*64

"■

162

10

1,520

45%

-51%

51%

51 Va

*161 Va

*

42

32%

29 Ve

Co

'

6,300

101

169

aA'

es

300

39 Va
93 Va

"

'

97

2
-

20

*162

1Q0

Light

11%

2

.

52

65

13-/8

,11%

98

com—1

preferred

50%

37%

13Va

*92

168 Va'

Jl08Va

•

51%
lb2

162

lol

*

Pictures

Power

50%

41

44

33 '

*

Feb

lbsi %

50'A

19%

163

163

168 Va

*64%

65

2

.

20

com.No par
100

Universal Leaf Tobacco

44%

11.?

v

2 %.

*19

*100%

45 Vs

45'A

*13V8

99

2

50

Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp

J

May 4
Feb 18

*98

2

100 y4

45 Vs

44Vb

37 Va

_

13%
11 Va

100

100

100

45Va

19%.

37 Va

*1j%

101%

lo0%

19%

11 Va-

preferred—No par

United Wall Paper Inc common
4%
convertible preferred

3

23% Aug 12

May 26

"

—1

93 Va

5u%

52%

37 Va

25

,

lo2

19%

39'A

*92

:

b5

162

iui>

39

93 va

*b3%

52V4

b5

39%

*91 Va

lba% 17UV4
50% 51

170'A

51 Va

50

38%

38%

93Va

*4

3,000

72

IUIV2

46Ve

200

102%

72

74

*72

74

*72

2,400

9

1013/4

1013/4

Shares

22%

*8 Va

9

*8 Va

100-/4

38%

38

102

*6%
169

com__50

preferred

7%

*100

5

common.,-

9

101

22%

223/4

*91 %

91 Va

3%%

*8%

99% 101
72%

39Va

100

22%

22%

the Week

Aug. 12

Aug. 11

100'A

9

72

74

A

series

U S Tobacco Co common-

2

Jan

16

102%

20

preferred

7%

3

*8J/a

9

"

22 Va Jan

26% Jun

154

9

22%

Friday

Thursday

Aug. 10

23'A

22%

23'A

10

_

U S Steel

6

38% Aug

23

10

Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co

7%

19% Aug 11

9

Aug. 8

■

1

preferred

'

3

11% May 12
5

U

14

Apr

Par
:

Sale* for

PRICES

Wednesday

Tuesday
Aug. 9

Monday

common

S

8%

18

65 Va Aug

35% Mar 17

i

'■

23

60 % Feb

Jan

Co

U 8 Rubber Co

22

May 12
11

STOCK

3%%

6

July

61

17% Jan

23

4

U

5

51% Jun

'

Jan

6

107

19

156% M«r 14

27

July

49

157 % Jan
'

*

54% Jan

U

91 % Aug

39% Mar 14

Jan

3

42 %

•

Lines

4%'/«

75% Mai

84% Mar 21

S

U S

109% July 22

6

11

35

29

70 % Jan

I

U

15

70

6

24

24% Apr

66 % Jan

21

5a % Feb

6

8% Jan

28

YORK

EXCHANGE

Jan

19

29

T

7% Feb

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest

high sale

LOW and

STOCKS

Year 1954

RECORD

YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK

NEW
Ranee for Previous

Monday, August 15, 1955

.

3,300
370
:

2,500

V
47% Apr 28
19% Mar 7

Vanadium Oorp of America

13% May 13

39% Feb

Van

36% Jan

11% Jan

4

19% Oct

5

28 Va Jan

7

32% Dec

31

32% Jan

7% May 19

6% Jan

5% Jan

4

30 Va Jan

8

126

57% Dec

3

4
II

Aug 27

130

Jun

4

36% Dec

89

Jan

4

95% May 26

31% May
91
Feb

20

Jan

4

48% Oct

36% Feb

123

Jan

4

27

Jan

11

112 Va Jun

2

30

11

152% Aug 30
33% July 28
116

Oct

104% Nov

28

132

4

Vick

Chemical

Co

Shreve

Pacific

37% Jan

1

51% Mar 29

94

3

11

Jan

146 % Apr

4

Jan

3

4IV2 Aug

5

Jan

I

117 Va Jun

10

101

Jun

21

103

Feb

Nov

9

101

Feb

16

106

37% Jan

•

25 Va Jan

4

30% Dec

31

30

Jan

71% May 19
16% Dec 31

68

Jan

6 Vo

II

30

Oct

21

28% Apr

9

Mar 26

76

Dec

23

74% Jan

II

13

Mar

33

May 17

9

May

14%

15

15%

15 Va

15%

36 Va

37

37%

37'/a

37 3/4

38

2,900

7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

7Va

4,500

60 %

61%

7%
61%

90% Mar

partic

100

*133

com__10

100
100
25

6%

Visking Corp

25

(The)

7%

10

preferred

20

92

*90%
40

133

*134

40 %

40%

32

313A

92

*90%

32

89%

31%

31%
92

393A

134 Va

1343%

40 Va

40%

40 Va

9,800
5,400

1343/4

300

403/8

40'A

40%

4,100

116

*116

117

*116

117

102 V2

*101 %

102%

*101%

102%

105Va

"

1,600

91'/a

40%

134 Va

137

31%

*90

40 Va

40%

106

*1043/4

106

*101%

102%

105Va

*105%

107

44

44%

43%

44%

*433A

31%

44%

87 Va
-

31%

32%
40%

*101%

102 Va

2,000

*129

40Va

105Va
-

60'A

7,100

*129

116

31Va

5

Vulcan Detinning Co common

24

*44

60%

*129

133

41%

*104%

common

x60 Va

*129

32

116

*101 %

preferred

Co
preferred

;7%

*129

39%

134

40%

62 Va

7

*129

*90V2

41%

116

-

.

*129

92

41

preferred

61

39

*129

32%

*90Va

100

$4.20 dividend

63%
__

__

32 %

100

dividend preferred

$4.04

3

18% Mar 23

62%
<-129

«i29

No par

com

38 Va

40

7%

2.50

preferred

Virginian Ry

6

31% Feb

dlv

$5

2

44% Aug

I

15% Jan

6

Mar 25

13

14%

37%

Ry com.100

Virginia Elec & Power Co

May 23

29

&

3%%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical

13

40% Dec

57

40%

15

36%

noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
5

7

Aug

33

114

4

26 ye- Apr

40%

15

371/4

39

5%

4
1

11

393/4

1»%

37

Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vlcks

19

107

39%

15

10

Inc

24

July 21

25 Va Jan

July 19

Co

31

65

101 Va Jan

99

Raalte

133% Jan

13

1
2.50

Van Norman Co

133'A Jan

„

130 Va May 20

July 30

11

10% Apr

47% Mar 15

136

134"

Mar 26

U4 % Mar 26

26% Jan

19

31%

31%

31%

313/4

89 Va

89 Va

*16%

16'%

16%

16%

*28%

29%

*28%

29%

81

*80%

89%
*

106

89

89%

116

*433/4

44%
32

16%

16%

*28yA

29%

-

100

1,000

32

3,300

90

90

16%

29%

290

44 Va

31%

89

16 Va

*28%

116

.

1,100

163A

16%

600

29%

29%

20

w
60

11% Aug
24
51

2

27% Dec

Jun

72

3

12% Jan

9

14% Mar

7

Wabash RR 4%%
Waldorf System

31

27% Jan

9

31 Va May

9

Walgreen

Dec

9

8 Va Dec

Jan

5% Jan

6

19% May

27% Dec

10

100 Va Aug

105 Va Dec

30

9

85% Mar 25

66% Apr 27
7% Jan
«
16'A Jun

76% July 28

22

Walker

14% Apr
24% Jan

15
3

Jan

12% July 15

10

t

13 % Jun

3

20

18% Mar 14

21% Jun

17

Dec

22

30% Mar 14

37% July 22

43% Dec

29

39

62% Mar

52% Dec 21

42

39

Jan

(Hiram)

5 Va %

G

4
11

30 Va Jan

4

30% Jan

12

17

37

25% Jan

14

13% Jan

4

40

Dec

23

19 Va May 14

2

17
6

3% July 21

2% Apr 30

13 Va

99

96

2.50

Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures

.

11%

1,200

203/a

21Va

10,400

1

35%

34%

35

34%

35%

,34%

46%

46%

46%

463A

463/4

46%

800

52

*51%

52%

53

53%

52 Va

53Va

6,300

*44%

41%

*41%

41%

41 Va

41%

*41%

413/4

500

41%

41%

41%

40%

41'A

41Va

41%

40 3A

41%

3,200

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24'/a

70C

20%

22

22

22%

223/4

22%

5,400

36

34%

35%

47

47

*46%

47%

3

51%

53

Washington Gas Light Co

51%

No par

41%

41%

Wash Water Power

No par

41%

5

23%
22

22%

38 Va

38 Va

88

88

863A

86 3/4

86%

863/4

140

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

23

22%

23%

4

22%

23

22%

23

22%

22%

22 Va

25

24

25%

3,500
24,600

27%

6,100

25% Aug 12
28% Aug
1

$4

No par

Motor, Co

5

1

.

Oil &

Snowdrift

convertible

West

Pipe

preferred

Indies

Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co

„

West Penn Electric Co

5

18

27%

18

17%

27%

*16

3%

27%

17%
16 Va

3%

38%

27%

*23
22

17%
*16

3%

37%
*86%

27%

22

17%

17%

17%

*17%

173/4

16%

16%
3%

16 Va

*16%

16%

3%

37 3A

38%

27%

27%

3%

27%

15

113

Apr

7

II

pfd

100

106

Apr

27

4.20%

lll'A

series

B

100

*104

105

*104

105% Jun

105

10

*104

105

103 Va

4.10%

preferred

series

C

100

*102%

103%

*102%

103%

*102%

103%

Coke

5

41%

41%

39%

99% Feb

4

24% Jan

II

35

31

Jan

106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6

Apr 29

47

July 7
48 Va May 19
110

Jun

14

25% Jun

9

30% Mar 24
104
Apr 25

July 27

9

65% Dec

27% Dec

4
.

27%

111%. 111%

preferred

Apr 21

22% Jan

3%

383A

101% Feb

Dec

5

80% Dec

17

22

132

Dec

10

547/a Dec

31

25%

Oct~28

27

Jan

96% Dec
29

11

30

Dec~~7

36% July 28
100% Dec 30

85 Va Mar 15

4

10% Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16

28% Jun

32% Feb

15

83 % Feb

15

127

5

May 23

49% Mar 14

96% Jan
9
21% Jan 36
27

Jan

34% Jan
95

I

6

Mar 14

1

103% Mar 18
130

July 29

58% Apr
104

Aug

12

26

Jun

18

12 Va Dec

31

10% Jan

6

14 Va Apr

70

B

85

9% Apr

20

283/a Jan

6

21
8

a

10

12% Feb

7

17% Oct

78% Dec

19

20 % Dec

14

333/4 Aug
2
1473/4 Dec 16
21% Dec 23

Jan

14

69 Va Nov

22

40 3% Apr
30% Jan

23

543/4 Dec

3

4

53 Va Dec

6

4

96% Nov
192% Dec

116

Jan

7

77

Jan

12

6% Jan 22

94

Nov

11% Oct

Jan

9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
30

Mar 14

27 V2 Jun
37

28

Mar 10

July

14

8

13% July 29
26 Va May 11
35
Apr 27

Western Auto

1

Supply Co common.10

4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry common__100
4%

2nd

noncum

preferred

Rights
1
Westinghouse Air Brake
IIlO
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
3.80%

preferred

Wheeling & Lake
Wheeling
$5

Steel

conv

series
Erie

Corp

prior

White Dental

White Motor Co

5%%
White

common

Oil
&

16

3

21 %

52 %

52% Jan

3

July 8
July 1
25 Va July 26

71

Feb

July

17

6

27% Jan

11

61% Jan

13

67 % Jan

e

32% Apr 26
93% Aug
8

14

6

17 Va Jun

Jan

28

*106%

22%

21%

28%

28%

27%

28%

x27 %

*101
43

Prior

&

Public
Iron

*101

Co

44

4%%

Mfg

*40
44

44%

43%

40

45

600

2,100

106%

1063/a

106 Va

320

21%

21%

221%

12,100

27%

27%

28

27Vi

27%

4,800

103

*101

s101

103

103

44%

42%

44

44'A

44%

44%

45%

44Va

441/4

66

64

65%

65

65

65%

65%

65

65

59%

59%

56%

59%

57'A

5^4

58

58%

583A

58%

4,000

23%

24

43,000

13,700
700

22%

23%

23

23 %

23

23%

22%

23%

27%

28

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27 Va

27%

14,100

65

66 Vs

64%

65

63%

64%

63 Va

63%

63%

64Va

80,900

*98%

99 %

99%

99 Va

r|.l

*98%

U

99%

*127

53%
*102

52,800

*98%

99%

*127%

*98 Va

99 %

*127%

53%

52

53

102%

102

102

52'A
*102

*127%

52%

53

103

*102%

103

30 Va

30%

30 Va

30 Va

*27'A

27%

27%

27%

48%

49%
101

1

lOVa

10%

*253/4

48%
101

9%

48%

101%

48 >/8

101

48%

48%

101

101'A

10%

10%

10%

500

__

53

*102 Va

103

*127%

52%

52%

30%

101

...

10%

49 Va

101

30
*27 Va

48%
101

7,800
30

30 Va

12,900

27%

400

49

5,000

101

200

10%

10 3/a

26%

25%

25%

25%

25%

253A

253A

*25 Va

25%

29

29

29 Va

29%

30 Va

31%

30%

31

*30

30%

3,000

12%

12%

12 Va

12%

12

12%

12 Va

12%

12 Va

9,900

85

85

*83%

85

*84%

85

,

85

*84 Va

*13%

13%

21%

22%

5,600

34%

34%

2,700

13%

13%

13%

13%

*133/a

21%

21%

213/4

21%

21%

22

10

34%

34 Va

34%

34%

34%

35

34%

347/a

1403/4

*140%

142

142

*140 3/4

142

23%

23

23

93

91

92%

23
*90

23%
92

85

*141

141%

23

23 Va

22%

22%

92

91

91

*90 Va

400

13%

13%
22%

23%

7,700

85

13%

21%

*92

12'/a

10%

*141

400

700

142

2,700
500

10

common

convertible

500

21%

27%

10

3,800

106%

30%

Corp__10

100

22

107 Va

100

Service
Co

preferred

Towne

103

43%

1,200
4,400

103 Va

l

com

50%

50%

49%

50%

49%

49%

493A

50%

493/4

50 Va

13,600

10

49%

493/4

48%

49

48%

48%

487/a

49%

49 Va

49%

4,200

serles__100

*94%

943A

*94%

95

95

95

188

*178

188

serles.lOO

178

No par

99

99%

98 3/4

983/4

99

99%

5

10

10%

10

10

10

10

Co

/./ P°rp common

4%%

*101

T02%

43 Va

44'A

104%

10

Prior pfd 4% %
conv
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co

Yale

103

*102 Va

41

104Va

27 y8

No par

Grocery Co

Worthington Corp

12

107%

20%

111

'102%

30%

No par

common

Woolworth (F W)

100% May 18

9% May

Woodward

44

*106%

22%

111

3%

104

27%

5

Inc

& Lovett

44

107%

22

20

common

$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
Winn

43%

111'A

30Vb

100

Co

Co

45

111%

27%

1

preferred

Machine
Prior preference

Wilcox

41

111%

20

(The S S)

Sewing

Wilson

112%

5

Mfg

52% July 20

212% Apr 11
103 Va July
7

100

Whirlpool Corp

59% Mar 30

7

100

12%
preference_.No par

Wisconsin

Mar 22

B

Ry

com.

21

86

44

*106%

Western Pacific RR common.No
par
Western Union Telegraph new__2.50

96

45% May 12
48
Mar 14

41

*64'/a

24% Feb

July 11

111%

100

T

S

Dec 31

Pulp & Paper common_.5
preferred
100

4 Va %

Western Air Lines Inc

I

Jan

62% Jan

74% Dec 31

Va

-

&

21% Jan

179% Jan

9

West

Coal

66

6

8

Virginia

Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred

8

12

West

4%%

13

13




July 28

Power

148 Va Jan

13

15

12

Penn

14

54% Nov

Dec

2

West

Jun

140

27% Apr
60% Apr
27

6

38'A Apr 25
29% May 4
49% July 27
102 Va July 25

25
22

9

July 27

7% Mar 30
22% Jan
i
22% Jan
•

8

36

9

98% Aug

May 14

73% Jan

% July 25
25% Jan
e

27

Dec

4

9

63% Aug 11

104

4

56% Aug
22% Aug

13

31

5

7,600

22%

9

Wesson

&

107% Jun

30

35

22%

17% Mar

49 Va

11% Jan

11 Va

203/a

38

86 %

Jan

11

20%

88

6

38

11

20%

89

4

29

May

11V4

20%

Pharmaceutical

Co

J

Jun

20

11%

20%

39 Va

Jan

25% Apr

Jun

Jan

11%

20 Va

5

29

160

11

20%

19

18% Dec

2,300

11 Ve

Oct

41 % Nov

9,400

16%

20 Va

112

110% Oct 29

13Va
102

5

Inc

104% Nov

4

49 Va Jun

163/4
102

38%

91

Jan

37

17

*87%

40% May 27

30

21% Sep
51 Va Jun

*11

13 Va

13%
101

1

-

62

77% Jan

1

16%
101

No par

«

102

18% Jan

16%
100 Va

com.-2.50

33% Apr

29

39%

13 Va

13 Va

16%
100 Va

3%

28

Jan

13 Ve

16%

101%

3%

68

137

13%

16%
100%

1

17

34% Dec

Feb

13 Va

16%
101 Va

Welbllt Corp

4% Feb

26

Jan

13%

16%
101 Va

16%

28

8

13%

1

100

*16'A

7

I
7

Apr

20% Nov

4,800

5

Apr

21% Mar
16% July

41 % Apr

70

74

Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Webster Investment Co

27 y.

2l3/4 Mar

73%

7

23% Jan

Jan

733/4

30

9

16% May II
13% Jan
6
2% J«n
6

9

105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4

5

71%

Waukesha

11

16

30 Ve May

.72%

8

Feb

30 Va Dec

82 Va Jan

70%

41% July

Jan

9% May 20

127

73%

25% Jan 31

11

10

98% May

73

4

20

104% Nov

50 Ve Jan

74%

9

8

7

22

74%

4

Jan
Jan

No par

W

Jan

23% Mar 14
104 >/a Jan

&

400

1

22

8

3,000

82%

42 Va July

23% Dec 17
19 Va Dec

800

30

;

11

43% Dec

July 26

14

*293/4

Jan

96% Dec

16

13%

29%

39

5
.

17 Va Feb

133/4

Petroleum Corp

5

24% Jan

133/4

X29%

81

Warren

32

17% Dec

13%
30'A

81

55% July 27

21% May
20'A Aug

14% Dec

13%
30

81

May 12

29

5

13%

30%

Foundry

20

4

13%
30

Warren

Dec

9% Jan

1

82%

13%
31

1

24% Dec
26% Dec

10% Jan

77% Jan

Feb

*81

*80%

13%
30 %

preferred

Warner-Lambert
Jan

25% Jan

81

10

Ward Baking Co common.;

3

21 Ve Sep

Jan

13% Jan

100
No par

Walworth Co

105

100% Aug 10

preferred

Co

28

1
preferred

50

Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—No
par
Youngstown Steel Door
No
par

67%

22 'A
*52

188

68%

22Va
533/4

*178

653/4

21%
*52

67
22

53%

65 Va
21 Va

*52

65Va
2l3/4
533/4

*94%
*180

99%
97/e

95%
188

993/4
10

94 Va

*178

95

210

188

99 Va

99 Va

9%

9%

1,000
1,700

65 Va

65 Va

65

651%

2,000

21%

22%

22

22Va

10,700

533/a

*52

531/2

*52

26%

27'A

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

26%

.26%

27V4

91 Va

933/4

x89%

91%

89

90 Va

89

89V2

89Va

90Va

1,400
14,800

16%

l63/a

16 y8

16%

16%

16%

16%

16 Va

16 Va

16 3A

3,400

2,200
4,800

I

(629)

Bond Record

New York Stock

<€»
FRIDAY

The

italic letters

In

the

WEEKLY

•

column headed

'Interest Period" Indicate In each

Figures after decimal point represent one

the month when the bonds mature.

case

more 32nds of

or

a

point

LOW AND HIGH SALS FRIORi

Ranee for Previous
Year 1964

Lowest

Range since

Highest

■

Lowest

Feb

19

Feb

108

19

1

100.4

1

100^2 Julj 29

99.20 Feb

15

99.20 Feb

15

7

100.17 Oct

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

100.12 Aug 25

100.17 Oct

Treasury 3%s

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Feb

7

Lew

1978-1983

3s

1995

2%s
2%s
2%s
2%*
2%s
2%s
2%*
2%*

lu*\#

"98.30

.1956-1959
.1961

♦99.13
►

99.16

*104.16 104.24
*101.8

Beads ($)

104.22

•99.4

101.12

*99.18

bales fer
the Week

High

<

*104.18

99.8

*99.5

99.4
101.12"

*99.16

Lew

101.10

99.21

*99.16

99.20

102.12

*102.8

102.12

*102.8

102.12

*102.8

102.12

*102.12

102.20

*103.22

103.30

*103.24

104

*103.24

104.50

*103.28

104.4

*99.30

100

♦98.28

-

99.19

♦98.29

98.31

*99;11

99.13

♦99.11

99.13

*99.13

99.15

*99.13

99.15

•99.14

.1981
.1962-1967
AU( 15 1963
.1963-1968
1964-1969
Dee 1964-1969

♦97.29

98.00

*97.29

98.00

*97.30

98.1

*97.31

98.2

*97.30

*96.14

96.17

*96.14

96.17

*96.17

96.20

*96.20

96.23

*96.20

96.24

*97.2

97.5

*97.3

97.6

*97.7

97.10

*97.10

97.13

*97.10

97.

96.19

*95.17

95.20

*95.20

95.23

*95.24

95.27

*95.24

95.28

♦94.25

94.28

*94.26

94.29

*94.28

94.31

*95.3

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EXCHANGE

•

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NEW YORK STOCK

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ENDED AUGUST 13

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1959

Jan. 1

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ENDED AUGUST 13

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or

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page




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—

38%

38 Vi

1

♦74

—
—

*52%
*62

53 Vi
67

—

*39%
*62

40%

4s

♦42%

debs

1977

gold 4s July 1995

P W

3%s

Products Co 5s

Armour

Co

A

5s

inc

1966

deb

sub

1984

Associates

Investment 3%s debs
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
1
General 4s 1995-

1962

91%

—

♦40%

115% 115 %

*54%

60%

"I

41 %
102
101 Vi

1995

A Charl Air Line Ry 3%s 1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4 Vis A 1964—
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980__—
Gen

mtge

4 Vis

ser

—

■'

27

87

91%

74%

254

81

92%

57

93%

26

93

98

87%

87%

8

87%

91%

92

10

91 %

93%
95%

93%

93%

8

93%

97%

101% 102%

52

101%

105%

29

94%

95'%

102%
94%
145%

94 %

General mtge 3%s series D
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
:
3Vis debentures 1979

1966

95%

145% 147 %

100%

44

136%

150%

16

100

104

50

100

101%

100 V*

100 '% 100%

97%

97%

98%

30

97%

100% 100%

2

99'%

1

97

99

99

*—

86

86

88 Vi

85

85

85

81%

81

81%

*__

■

101%

100 %

Mar-Sepf

May-Nov
May-Noo
June-Dec

94%

91%

100

117%

—

—

89

73%

85

78%

85

100%

103

—

2

106 % 106%

15

100

♦97%

Jan-July

•

1

104

25
__

116%
113%

116%

102%

102 % 102%

Jan-July

99

96

15

*99

103%
103

3
-

102%

104

100%

83%

116'/2 117%
♦101

— —

'

101

4

114% 114%

i

1972——^—

103%

106 Vi

109%

121%

101%

105'/*

103

105%

99%

100

97

—

102% 102 Vi

15

100

102

105

B
Baltimore A Ohio RR—

mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 5% series B (4% fixed
contingent Interest) July 1975_Aprll-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%
fixed and 3%
contingent interest) —

103

103%

19

102

105

104% 104%

103

12

103%

107%

First

and 1%

Series G

due

Dec

June-Dec

102 Vi

102% 102%

94

Series

K

due

March

1

2000

Mar-Sept

102%

102 % 102%

/Series M

due

March

1

1996

Mar-Sept

1.1995

Income

Feb

1

2010

94

103%

25

94

103

99'%

99%

42

93%

100%

90 Vi

90%

156

102

102%

12

102

102%

81

96%

103

100

12

93

100

2

98%

102%

8

104'%

108%

25

95'%

164

dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
(3%% fixed A 1%% conting lnt) 1980_Jan-JuZy
Toledo-Cincinnati division—

Bangor A Aroostook RR 4Vis

conv

Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s
ABerlln City Electric 6s 1955

|A6%s

f

s

debentures

C

1960

debs

Consol

36

39

Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979—
3%s conv debentures 1980
:

75

75

Borden

53

First

mortgage

62

64

First

mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
mortgage 4s series RR I960-'

101%

92%
104 y*

104 Vi 105'%

96

—

96%

1959

♦125% 133
*136
♦136

Feb-Aug

98%

95

143%

105

139

128 Vi

104

143%

Bethlehem Steel Corp—

mortgage 2%s series I 1970

(The) Co 2%s
Boston A Maine RR—

First

5s

debs

series

1981—

AC

47

62

63

Bristol-Myers

40%

43

Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtg
1st mortgage 3s 1980.

41

59

—

June-Dec

58%

debentures

102% 102%
105

April-Oct

1951

43%

f

April-Ocf

196l_May-Nov

56%

s

99

1985—Jan-July
1970—Jan-JuZy

40%

120

79

B'western

65

54

99%

'

93%

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1980——Mar-Sept

C

58 %

109 V*

:

91%

„_Feb-Aug

Aprll-Oci

-

Stamped 4s July 1
Atlanta

39

—

—

101 %

„ApriZ-Oct

June-Dec
April-Oct
Quar-Jan
ApriZ-Oct
May-Noo

1960

39Vi

•

96

81

Mar-Sepf

Ann Arbor first

A6Vis

41%
*57

.

80'%

_J«ne-T>c

1984

49%

—

—

81

Feb-Aug

1965

debentures

Inc

41

80

141

103

106

■

91%

June-Dec
-

Anheuser-Busch

17

77%

*164% 180

98%

91

June-Dec

1971

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp

78

40%
——

100%
104 %

105%
100 %

Jan-July
.ApriZ-Oct

First lien and ref M 4s series D

■

63

91%

102%

*101Vi

85

%

17

*100

—

19

♦102

80
103

98%

■

American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962—ApriZ-Oct
I 3s debentures 1969
April-Ocf
•
2 Vis debentures 1977
_Feb-Aug

78

40%

•

32
'

22

♦93

10

—

90

103

99%

98%

Pittsburgh Lake Erie A West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980
May-Noo

♦39

96

109%

101

8

99 Vi

105 Vi

108

.

105'% 105%

24

15

101%

•

100% 101

June-Dec

11%

♦13

110

103% 103%

90%

•—

19

103%

May

20

18

95»%

102

102

•

101% 102

A4Vis convertible

*17

80%

102

18%

2

97

165%

96

10

14%

8%
140

102%

1970—-May-Nov
1966

16%

101% 102

18%

May-Nov

May-Noo

97%
96%

COMPANIES

25%

i/

June-Deo

1978

INDUSTRIAL

May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
May-Noo
April-Ocf
April-Oct
Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug

12%

(interest

,^uc5d t0 2-25*> 2004

1987 stamped pursuant to
Plan A
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004

IA Rome (City of) 6
Vis 1952
•ASao Paulo (City) 8s
1952

_

May-Nop

95%

15%

*95

AND

1986

debentures

conv

*

-June-Dec

81%

88

♦13%

10%

—

2012

14

♦164

26

—

Feb-Aug

Feb-Aug

16%

14%

41%

163

95 %

14

♦15%

~

(Interest

149

1

163

88

14

*13

(Interest

1946
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
April-Ocf
A Is external
sinking fund gold 1968
June-Deo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest

Stamped

68
68

,

1946

—

86

100Vi 100 %

June-Dec

2%s debentures 1973
IVis

78%

14

Mar-Sept
April-Ocf

2%)

2012
■lo Grande do Sul
(State of)
|A8s external loan of 1921

-

79

*77

Jan-July

1950

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375%)
2001
lAIxternal secured 6 Vis 1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan A

W

debentures

3 Via

41

69

•

A

1

reduced

36
__

*78

2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
6 Vis ('26 loan)
1951-Mar-Sept
f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
Apr-Ocf

de

debentures

|

to

7s

3s

debentures

A

2001

to

96%

June-Dec

2s

88%

—

*37
♦77

Jan-July

pursuant

lARhine-Maln-Danube
IA Rio

2%s

* 2%s

"

(interest reduced
7Vis 1966 stamped
(Interest reduced
A Prussia (Free
State)

♦96

Jan-July

First

to 2.125%)
2008
^-Mar-Sept
of) external 7s 1959
Mar-Sepf
loan extl a f 6s 1st series
I960—June-Dec
ANat loan extl s f 6s 2nd
series 1961—April-Ocf
■APoland (Republic of) gold 6s 1940
April-Ocf
A4Vis assented 1958

83

77

94%

71%

*59

(Republic

96%

May-Nov
May-Nov

Feb-Aug

145

~1

88%

(Interest

ApriZ-Oct
lABtablllzatlon loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Ocf
A4Vis assented 1968
AprZZ-Oct
IA External
sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jan-July

,

Airlines

—

38%

—

♦99% 100 Vi

ANat

92

78

94

4

reduced

APeru

72%

—

May-Nov

American Telephone A Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures 1980
<
2Vis debentures 1975

A

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Noo
May-Noo
Mar-Sept

1968

Plan

—

Feb-Auo

to

lAPernambuco (State of)
Stamped pursuant to

17%

112%

*38Vi

Feb-Aug

(30-year) 1968
extended

17%

—

—ApriZ-Oct
1970_Jttne-Deo

1963

A6 Vis extl loan

18%
17%

17%

—

94 Vi

95 Vi

Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
American A Foreign Power deb 5s 2030
Mar-Sept
; 4.80s junior debentures 1987
Jan-June

16%

115 Vi 115 Vi

April-Oct

IVis

due

16%

18%

"

88

141

Feb-Aug

1979

Canada

2%a

—

163

American Bosch

i

Mar-Sept
1959-Mar-Sept
(Interest

sinking fund external loan 1963

• Vis

American

♦16

2.125%) 2008
sinking fund 6Vis

(Kingdom of) 3Vis 1937
Norway (Kingdom of) 4 Vis 1056
External sinking fund old 4
Vis 1965
s

of

17%

•

Netherlands

4Vis

Co

17%

—

to Plan

reduced to 2.125%)

•

Mfg

16%

♦16

ToYaV——7—--April-Oct

♦91

♦85'A

131

—

1958

2%s

1963-Jan-JuZy

127

70%

May-Nov

Southern 3 Vis 1967
Alabama Power first mortgage 3 Vis 1972
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984

16%

'9%

(city of) 6Vis
(State) —
^Secured extl
sinking fund 6Vis 1958—Mar-Sept

Stamped

assented

t

assented

Mlnas Geraes

*

A4Vis

-Jan-July

ASmall

1946

AYokohama (City of) 6s of '26 1961
Is due 1961 extended to 1971

17%

*

1963-jan'-Juiy

(ASmall

ASecured

conversion

i.7%

(assented to 1922

1933

101 %

127

♦141

♦85 Vi

IVis external readjustment 1984

Aluminum

__

6s of 1913

agreement)

17%

100

100 s

♦86

Mar-Sepf

▼•lie Del Gauea See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw
(City) external 7s 1958

.

A4s new assented

4

1952

(Republic) external 8s
sinking fund 6s 1960

♦17

Jan-July

lASmall

new

1971

to

debentures 1956
Aluminum Co of America 3%s 1964
3s s f debentures 1979

♦17

A4s new assented
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
4s of 1910
(assented to 1922 agree¬
ment) 1943

A6s

extended

Albany A Susquehanna RR 4 Vis 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny A Western 1st gtd 4s 1998-

(assented to 1922 agree't)

1954

lATreasury

1961

RAILROAD

1963.jan-July

20

12%

♦135

April-Ocf
April-Ocf

1981

June-Dec

♦17

1904

Jan-JwZy
Jan-July

15

—

Co. Ltd—

Alabama Great

I
(1942 agree't)

♦100

99
—

59

57%

IA
4

Jan-July

l%s-4Vi8-4&s external conversion 1978_June-Dec
4s-4%s-4Vis external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug

94

22%

ASmall
due

99%

♦15%

1963

External

179 %

1945—Quar-Jan

ALarge
A 4s of

89%

♦97Vi
♦16

June-Dec

Allied Chemical A Dye 3%s debs

assented

♦160

June-Dec

Allls-Chalmers

IA Small

,

June-Dec

sinking fund 6s 1964
J%s-4s-4Vis (dollar bond of 1937)
External readjustment 1979

123%

IA Small

A6s

24%

1953

118

Quar-Jan

IA Large
1 A5s assented
IA Large

25

19%

1958

1st mtge $ ser
1953 extended to

Alxternal

68%

(Republic of) —
of

20%

10

Alxternal

♦118

1968-Jan-JuZy

ASraall 1968
IA Be

10

20

6s

♦118

1943

(1942

20%

June-Dec

sterling loan of '12

(AUruguay

Ajugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957
(Colombia) 6 Vis 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f I bonds 1978
Jan-JuZy
Mexican Irrigation—
|A4Vis assented (1922 agreement)
1943—May-Noo
assented

20%

IA With March 1 1952 coupon on

66%'

65%

88

20

May-Nov

IA 6s

68%

63%

98

73

82

Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—

102%

65%

84

—

due 1961

IA 5s

147%

209

Feb-Aug

AMedellin

IVis

35%

25% * 33%

209

Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct

1954 extended to 1964
Vis extl loan of '80 1965—.
B Vis due 1965
extended to 1975
A5

I

1
7

♦103

Jon-July

IVis due

Mexico

29

27 Vi

Jan-July

ext s f 8s 1977

|A4Vis small

Tokyo (City of)

102

Aprii-Oct

7Vis 1950

external 6 Vis 1960

Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A 6Vis extl
loan of '24 1954

ANew

100%

—

26%

Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
10-yr gtd ext s f 8s 1977
fan-July
IA 7s series B 1947
_Afar-Sept
Italian Public
Utility Institute—
10-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
-Jan-July
IA External 7s 1952
Jan-July
lAItaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
June-Deo

-

%

89

73

88

82

82

June-Dec

to

(40-yr) a f 1971
due 1971 extended to

6 Vis

75

.—May-Nov

1962

Sydney County Council 3%s 1957

—

88
—

95

1962_:

ABVia extl loan of '27

1964

(State of)

♦168

78%

(Kingdom)—

AfiVis

Jan-July
Jan-July

6 Vis due 1950 extended
to 1960
Greek Government—

♦83

external 7s 1958

Taiwan Electric Power

Great Consolidated Ilec Power—
IA 6 Vis 1st & gen
mtge 1950

60

—

♦86

April-Ocf

2012

extended

1952

(Prov of)

82

♦102

Jan-July

Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
|A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952

—

126Vi 127

—

51

(Interest

1962—

A4Vis

-June-Deo

59

Jan-July

external

ASllesia

137

82

82

(Interest

to Plan A

A8s secured external

6Vis
102%

132% 132%

High

Mar-Sepf

1968

loan

Stamped pursuant
reduced to 2%)

—

_AprH-Oct

♦53%

Jan-July

1999
1956—

2.5%)

water loan

external

A7s series B secured

83%

—

May-Nop

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%) 2004

103

Low

1936

157%

—

Jan. 1

No.

1957—^May-Nov

(State of) —
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
Jan-July
IA 88 external 1950
—Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest

74%
20%

♦16

June-Dec

1924 Dawes loan)
1949

|A7s gold bonds
German Govt International
I Vis loan 1930 due 1965

77

74%

♦156%

Apr-Ocf

1980

German

82

Range since

Sold

Ban Paulo

Berbs Croats A Slovenes

1972

International loan of 1930—
6s dollar

55

102%

82

Jan-July

Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
4s

100%

Bonds

High

Nn,

(Interest

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012

74 Vi

April-Oct
Aptil-Oct

1953

10

Friday's

High

A7s

1972

A fund issue

conv

42%

52

100% 10 lVi

Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
—Afay-Nov

10-year bonds of 1936
Is

100%

or

Bid &, Asked

Low

8s

6Vis dollar bonds 1969_
Is

♦49

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

-oyas

tprll-Ocf
Ipril-Oct

Last

Period

'

?%) extended to 1960
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl 4 Vis 1962.
■1 Salvador
(Republic of) —

Week's Range

Friday

Interest

BONDS

Range since

Monday, August 15, 1955

...

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND

IA

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

(630)

AInc

1967

mortgage 4Vis series A July
Co 3s

debentures

1968

Jan-July
May-Noo
Jan-July
May-Nov

general

mtge

Income

*96

91 Vi

129%

97

100

80%

89

90

87'%

91

253

72 Vi

91

71%

7 Hi

72'%

33

53%

73%

•

April-Oct

*90

95
*

101
93

79

93

97'%

99

2

93 Vi

97

3

*98'%

ApriZ-Oct

Jan-Julv

101%

112%

24

2%s

10R2;__

9l3

97

99%

93

Mar-Sepf
Jan-July

99'/«

116V4 119%

119

Mar-Sept

1970_May-Noo

36

99%

98 Vs

97 Vi

96

95%

96 V8
*

1976—Jan-July
Jan-July
Brown Shoe Co 3 Vis debs 1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
1975-May-Nov
Buffalo Rochester A Plttsbureh
Ry—
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
May-Nov
Bush Terminal
Buildings 5s gtd 1960
April-Oct
Alta

96 Vi

100%

.

—

95

—

96

100 Vi 101
93

93

3

93

102%
98 Vi

V

96%

96'%

12

98 Vi

4

*104%
98%

93'%

97%

104 Vs

96%

105%

92'%

100

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE

Friday

BONDS
New York Stock

Interest

Exchange

Period

or

Friday's

California Oregon Power 3 Vis

gold

4%s

1978

June-Deo

1974

_April-Oct

Feb-Aug

Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

Capital Airlines Inc 4b aer A 1960
1965

Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s 1981
Case (J. I.) Co 3%s debs 1978
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965
debentures

1976

Central RR Co of N J 3 Vis

1960

York

Central New

1960

3i

Power

Central Pacific Ry Co—

'

.

3%s series

mortgage

'

B

4 Vis

i

1992

12

105%

109%

102 Vi

106%

106% 107%
*—

50

103

100%

94%

94%

3

97

97%

99%

99%

—

'

—■

99%

<

*115

Jan-July
May

99'/a

99%

99

~1

99%

-

.

117Vi

99 Vi

99 Vi

94%

86'/a

66 Vi

67%

96%

96%

5

27

29 Vi

27

30 y»

27

29

♦

93%

Dayton Power A Lt first mtge !%s 1975—Aprll-OcI
First
mortgage 3s 1978
——Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series A 1971
June-Dee
First mortgage 3 Vis 1982
Feb-Aug
First mortage 3s 1984
Mar-Sep
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B 1968
June-Deo
Deere & Co 2Vis debentures 1888
April-Oct
debentures

York

First

ser

AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
Alf>

series A Jan

4s inc

102

104%

97

101%

32

96%

15

94%

•

& Rio

102

102

96

10

*__•

79 V*

'

79%

*122%
98

78,/a

1983

.

78

90%
80'A

77
83

Gen

*100%

„

100

94

94

100%

102

—

*101% 103%
94

79%

104

83%

25

94%

77%

76%

77%

116

68

79 VA

62%

61%

62%

254

52%

First

3s

7/m-Julv
Mar-Sept

1st, mtge 2%s ser A 1980

4Vis

income

Chicago

debs

Haute

Terre

,

Soutneasiern

<b

First

84

3

79%

84

81

81

10

77%

82%

8

ioo y.

1963

98 Vi

--

100%

98

14

99

103

94 Vi

Jan-July

27/aS 1978
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
mortgage

—

Cities Ser\.".e Co 3s

Jan-July

f debs 1977

s

June-Dec
June-Deo

& Tuel 2%s

City Ice

debentures 1966
4s debentures 1961

Investing Co

95%'

—

~7

96 Vi

98%

•

108%

94%

98%

99-/4

__

100%
105

103

*103

First

mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—_Feh-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aup
O I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
4s debentures i960
Jan-July

107

98%

96

5

96 Va

.

95%

98

11

103%

105 Vi

26

95%

99%

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ref 3Vis ser K

*101

—

104

-

99%

--

&

ref

to

3Vis

gold
5s

4s

June-Dec

1993

June-Dec

1993

series B

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1991—Jan-July
trust 4s 1990_May-No»

Cincinnati Wab St Mich Div
St Louis Division flrnt coll

Cleveland
First

Electric

1st 4s

Illuminating

1970—Jan-July
June-Dec

3s

mortgage 3s 1983
mortgage 2Vis 19<*5

First

mortgage 3%s 1984;
mortgage 3s 1989
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4 Vis
First

&

Columbia

Gas

Afay-Nov
1961—April-Oct
June-Deo

1966

4%s

Fuel

System Inc—
series A 1978

3s

108%

debentures

3%s debentures

3Vis

debs

3Vis

subord

Columbus
1st

&

1979

D

101

89%

74%

75

6

71%

77

97%
99%

83%

97%

1

97

98%

—

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—

23

99
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Duquesne
1st

mortgage

1st

mortgage

101%

134% 141
95%

96%

97

97

2%s

s

27/as

s

f

debentures

mortgage

mortgage

1st

mortgage 3%s 1984

103% 103%

121%

121

April-Oct
—April-Oct

1999

121%

St

Paso

5s

stamped

Irie Railroad

*99% 100%

—

lnc 4%s ser A Jan 2010
April
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First consol mtge 3 Vis series F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge SVis series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan 1, 2020
Apr-Oct
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Tire

debentures

98'%

JFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1959

98 Vi

and
and

refund

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and

refund

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ref M

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ref

1st

ref M 2Vis ser U

2%s

1963

(Bait)

——

1981

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1st ref mtge 3s ser Z 1989
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3Vis
3s

debentures

1976

debentures

debentures

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180

198

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100% 100%
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1964
1972

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1979

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3.30s debs 1980

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Hope Steel St Iron Works—

Goodrich (B Ft

-

35

13%

18%

96%

31

95%

100 Va

98%

99 Vi

15

98

101'/a

20

106

117

103

105 V2

April-Ocf

1976

May-Nou

1984
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16%

95 Vi

112% 113

Afar-Sep

1980-

—

_A/ay-Nov

96%

96 Vi

97%

9

101% 101%

1

96%
100

105%

106

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102

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219

99%

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96'A

98%

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3Vis

conv

95%

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95%

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97%

22

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102

98%

99 %

133

98%

103%

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96'A

15

subord debs 1968——

mortgage

3%s

series

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General mortgage 2%s
General mortgage 2 Vis
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series
series

aeries
series
Bay St West debentures

Debenture

liar-Sept

certificates

B

—Jan-July
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N 1990—Jan-July
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P 1982
Jan-July
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Feb
Feb

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—

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ref

M

—

104%

9 5'/«

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102'A

102'A

—

157

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188'A

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97%

100%

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108'%

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128

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91

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82

82

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82

94%

*75%

--

1

78'A

12

94%

97%

75

80

—-

82%

17%

17%

21

15%

19 7A

99%

—

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.Tan 2044
April
1980
Afay-Nov
Gulf States Utihiiea 2%s 1st mtge 1976—Afay-Nov
First mortgage 3s 1978
-April-Oct
3s debentures 1969
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
June-Deo
First mortgage 2%a 1980
June-Deo
1st mortgage 3%s 1981—
May-Nor
1st mortgage 3Vis 1982—-—
June-Deo
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
June-Deo
General mtge «nc
&

102 »A

IOO

97%

97%

97'/a

to Ohio RR—

General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
1st

96'A

99

Company—

Northern Ry Co—
General 5s series C 1973

Gulf Mobile

103%
101

103%

98%

Great

AGreen

98%
102

95%

Aprll-Oct

to Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_Afay-Nov

(W R)

Grand

Afar-Sept

102

,

1945

99 Vi

2

97%

100%

2

86%

89%

13

97%

98%

88 Va

4s series B

97%

series G

88 Va

98

*__

101

—

—

92%

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II

—

—

98%

94%
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I

II

II

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99 y4
—

98%

—

—

—

—

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99'A

100 Ml

—

H

103 Va
100 Va

16

98%

96

II
*■* —

102'A

Co first mtge 2%s 1965—Afay-Nov

92

Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s 1975—Afar-Sept

6s 1949
subord debs 1970
Hocking Valley Ry first 4%s 1999
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Mining

Corp

Hertz Corp 4s conv

—

94

94 Vi

—

Jan-July
Apr-Oct

1969

debentures

• AHarpen

—

99

97%

93

*

1960

debentures

debentures

3%s

Jan-July

1958

103%

Cuba—

debs

debs

90%
91%

101% 102%

(stpd as to payment
-—-April-Oct

debs

23

98'%

98 %

2001

3Vis

91

91%

92

124%

1

94%

General Realty

—

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Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
Continental

debentures

IA 6s

General Motors Corp 3Vis debs

89

96

109%

81%
78

106%

94

105
—

91
•'

-r

93

Jan-July
June-Deo
Afay-Nov

1940

105%

91'A

—

426

100

94 Va

103

1

99%

111% 115

—

1945

103%

*98%

95%

Jan-July
April-Oct

1976

T

ser

Jan-July
June-Dec

1984

debentures

1st

SVis

1979—Jan-July

90%
*91

mtge

Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
M

90%

B

3s ser F 1881—-Feb-Aug
3Vis ser G 1981
Afay-Nov
3Vis ser H 1982
Afar-Sept
3Vis series I 1983
Feb-Aug

convertible

debentures

IA7s

IA 6 %s debentures

126

York—

New

First

First

General Electric Co (Germany)

118%

'

93

*92

•J-.

92

92

•*96 '/a

Afay-Nov

Apr-Oct

1975

debentures

103

15

78

Dynamics Corp—
convertible

3%s

debentures

93%

98%

*—

4%s 1982

8%s debentures 1961

100%

Afay-Nov
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
June-Deo

refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept

3s

6

32

....

*79

*94

101%

79%

'

'104 % 105%

115

97%

100%

19

100% 101
*81

Q
General

General

refund

1977

143

99%

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—

1961

1972-

General mortgage

First

and

8s debs

to Rubber

debentures

2%s

Good

97%

98

100 7/a

184%
144 Va

94 Vi

F
Firestone

103%

100%

—

96%
64 y4

104'/a

127

218

94%

Co-^-

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1982_Afar-Rcpt
1977_AunZ-Oct
refund mtge 2Vis ser C 1972.June-Dec
refunding 3s series D 1972
May-.Vou

and

First

April-Oct

1965

debentures

95%

/

102 y4

166

139% 142%
*93%

A

4s

96%

27

102%

(N Y)

General Motors Acceptance Corp—

1

179

92

1

102%

139%

Elgin Joliet St Eastern Ry 3 Vis

101

21

100% 101

92

93

Georgia div first 5s 1906-May-Noo
first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuIy
1970
Afar-Sept
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Idison El 111

llOVi

39

102 y4

98%

c

General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1978

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
First

1983

94

Compania Salitrera—8ee
of

1982

§A7s s f mortgage

f debentures 2001

Consolidated Edison

1980

1st

100%

'

—

97

100%

Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct

L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
3s series

Feb-Aup
—April-Oct
Feb-Aup
—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1977

105

May-Nov

mortgage 3%s 1983
mortgage

2%s
1979

Co
2%s
2%s
3%s
3%s

~8

99%

92

1995

4s

98

98

—

103%

101

98%

4s 1995

94

o"

*102% 103%
—

103

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Afay-Nov

1980

O

1C3

— —

h-* o

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—

99%

97%

99% 100

*97Vi

103%

May-Nov
1970—May-Sep«

Elec 3%s

Ohio

South

101
46

Jan-July

—

1964

debs

conv

1

—

104%

100

*102

—_J#ar-8ept

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June-Deo
—Afay-Nov
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Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May-Noo
3s subordinated debs 1982
Jan-July_
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2%s

1977

C

ser

series

90

88

Feb-Aup
4pril-Oct

1975

B

series

Feb-Aug

1984

lien gold

91%

86%

——

June-Deo

debentures

3s

Corn

Iron

*101Vi

87%

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Colorado

90
__

87

103

June-Deo

1988
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series

first

Mack

AFirst and

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1978

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90

104

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—May-Noo

1988

debs 1969—

to ref 2Vis ser N

3 Vis

■

—

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ser J

100'%

35

96%

95%

II

99%

103% 103%

103%

100 V*

104

—Jan-July

General Mtge

*103% 107%

87%

97%

*94

Detroit Terminal St Tunnel 4%a 1961

B1

100% 100%

Jan-July
Jan-July

&

First

mtge 2%s

102

102

83 %

98% ; 98%

1982—May-Sept

Gen

97

3
5

99

88%

102% 102%

refund 2%s series I

last Tenn Va

.

Western Indiana RR Co—
—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
Afay-Nov
Cincinnati Gas to Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_April-Oct

City

92%

93
102

84

84

81

27/as series G

ref

conv

Detroit

79

93

Jan-July

mortgage

72%

—

Ry—

2%s-4%s 1994—

Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3%s series F 1963
Chicago

78

102

--

refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July

First and

Income

1S95_—

*76

—

91%

100

*86

June-Deo

H

1st

Jan-July

series B 1989
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
mortgage

*98

—Jan-July

1970—

series

3s

Gen

69 Vi

2044

1

&

SVis

87%
80

87

100

1

(8% fixed
1993
(4%%

A

3s convertible debenturea

99%

70

&

Gen

84

72%

1

96

101%

Western RR—

series

(S % fixed
contingent Interest) 1993

Etilson

General and

123'/«

78

3

99%

Income mortgage

93

93%

7

78%

77

—

122%

80%

99%

contingent Interest 2011

■

99

*77

——

72 Va

79

__

83%

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98%

119

89%

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mortgage

98

100

♦79%

-

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April

increased series B Jan

-

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■

",r-

*99

trust 4-6s

Denver

—-

mortgage 4Vis lnc ser A Jan 2003

conv

Diy

1873—Jfay-Not
May

112%

Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv lnc 4Vis Jan 1 1999—April

4 Vis

Western

A

refund M 5s series O

115

Detroit

April
April
Chicago Indiana to Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul St Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s lnc ser A Jan 2019—April
mortgage

A2nd

105

111%

<

April

;

102%

102

112 V.

—

101%

100 %

106 Vi

102%

100%

97

1

103%

Jan-July

1988

A

II
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103

102

104

08%

100% 100%

100%

102

.

102

101%

103% 103%

102%

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126%

__

100

J an-July

1963

100

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100

mortgage due 1998—

Morris St Essex division

100%

5

94

"101

Jfay-Nov

—

extended

4s

Lackawanna

and

AIncome

101%

121

101Vi 101%

May-Nov
.—May-Nov

,

5s 1982

1977

Hudson

to

1

103%

Feb-Aug

2054—

26%

29

17c

Jan

22 Vi

25

29

18

100%
100%

__

...

96 Vi

1st gold

23

29

104% 104%

*10*}

*97Vi

debs

40 Vi

22%

'

23

*28

New

v 96% .100%

101

refunding mortgage 3Vis 1985—Feb-Aug

Income

34

*27

69 Vi

99%

101

refunding mortgage 2%s 1970—Feb-Aup

5s

36

*27%

A

ser

101% 101'/a

*100%

First and

Chicago Great Western 4s

Jan-July
Jans-Dee

1979

May 1 2842
Ifay-Nov
Pennsylvania Division—>
1st mtge to coll tr 5s ser A 1985
Jffly-Nov
1st mtge A coll tr 4%s ser B 1980
Afay-Nov
Delaware Power to Light Ss 1873
Aprll-OcI
First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1877-June-Dee
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979-Jan-July
1st mtge to coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1984
—Ifay-Nov

First and

Chicago & Erie

99%

*35%

Jans-Dee

1970

Jane-Dee

88

59

118

95 %

83%

13

*111'/a

Chicago St Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage lnc cony 5s 1997
April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1985——May-Nov

High

98

Delaware Lackawanna St Western RR Co—

99%

87%

86 Vi

Jan-July

1st & ref mtge 3s 1990

Low

—

June-Dee

SVis

*95 Vi

Jan-July

Afar-Sept

Jan. 1

No.

1970.

lien St rel 4s

Delaware

Afar-Sept

1958

4s

mortgage 4s June 19
A Imp to equip 4s 1970
A 1st

97%

97%

Chicago Burlington St Qulncy RR—
General

•

75

94

3

97%

*97%

—

Feb-Aup

1989

*98%

Range ilaee

Sold

Cuba RR—

105%

69

Jan-July

div first consol gold 4s 1989

Second consolidated gold 4s

Bonds

High

101

104

2

*70

Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
-

Friday's

Bid A Asked

108%

1U0%

104% 104%

Refund and impt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Non
Refund and impt M SVis series E 1996—Feb-Aup
R to A

,

106 %

_Feb-Aug

1

mtge I Vis IBM Jfey-Noy

Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s (1943 series)

Collateral

1968

or

Sale Price

Cuba Northern

108%

35

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
General

98%

105 Vi

.

Champion Paper St Fibre deb 3s 1965

Week's Range

Last

>■

Alst lien to ref 4s ser B 1970.

June-Dec

First and refund 3%s series A 1974
First

97
9

Period

Low

100

102% 102%

May
Jan-July
___Aprii-Oct

1974

Interest

Exchange

High

105% 105%

Feb-Auy
Feb-Auy

1987

Low

95 Vi

106% 106%

102 Vi

April-Oct

-

mortgage 4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1 2020

AGen

No.

BONDS
New York Stock

A 1st

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

IA Central Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948
Central of Georgia Ry—
i
First mortgage 4s series A 1995
.AGen

106 %

June-Dec

.

3 VaS

Jan. 1

*95

Jan-July

1956

Oelotex Corp 3%s debentures
3 Via debentures (1947 Issue)

13

Friday

Sold

94 Vi

May-Nos

Canadian Pacific Ry—
4% consol debenture (perpetual)
Carolina Clinchfield St Ohio 4s

High

ENDED AUGUST

Range since

Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st

Canada Southern consol gtd 5b A 1962
Canadian National ByGuaranteed gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed

WEEK

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Low

California Electric Power tlrst 3a

FOR

Week's Range

Last
Sale Price

-Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July

Mar-Sepl
4 Vis
debentures 1968
Mar-Sepl
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962-June-Deo
tHudson to Manhattan first 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
^Adiusted income 6s Feb 1957
April-Oct

116
*

94%

119 Va

94%

94%

135

♦157

116%

15

151

112%

118

118

124

—

94'/a

12

93%

97%

102

3%s debentures 1958

103

104%

106%

♦II
105

102%

105

105

9

97 %

52

131

50%

59%

25

38%

50 Vi

50%

27%

25

27%

57

105

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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK

FOR WEEK

RANGE

Interest

Last

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Sale Price

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

First

mortgage

3s

series B

1978

Illinois Central rr—
Consol

1979—May-No®

Jan. 1
Low

No.

ser

*101 »/4 102

101%
104

1u5

*101 a 103

103

103

3Vis

f

s

debentures

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1980

1955

Refunding
5s
1955
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A
lAIlseder Steel Corp 6s 1948—.
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—

*__

-Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
May-No®
May-No®
Jan-July
Feb-Aup

1970

96
*__

Co

3'As debs

1972

100

§AFirst

6s

series

A

100

100

100

100

*165'/a

98

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1969—Afar-Sept
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Central rr co—

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Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4As series a 2013—Aprll-Oct
Refunding & lmpt 5s series c 2013
Aprll-Ocl

149

99 a

Jan. 1

No.

♦103% 104 a

Jfar-Sept

York

Range since

Sold

100 a 100 a

Jersey Bell Telephone 3"%s

New

14£'a 147 a
99 a
99'a

1952

101%

100 %

1974

Bonds

High

*99 '/a 100

Aprll-Oct

1988
Jan-July
rr gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
Light 3s 1974
Max-Sept
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
May-No®
fNew Orleans Texas & Mexico ry—
AFirst 5As series a 1954
April-Oct
AFirst 5s series b 1954
April-Oct
AFirst 5s series c 1956
Feb-Aup
AFirst 4As series d 1956
Feb-Aug

100

*98'a 100 a

Mar-Sept

Jan-July
S A Adjustment 6s series A
July 1952-—April-Oct
AFirst 5s series B 1956
Jan-July
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956
Jan-July
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.65s conv subord debs 1977
Jan-July
Inter Rys Central America 1st 5s
B 1972—May-Nov

—

Friday's

Bid & Asked

New Jersey Junction
New Jersey Power St

103 va

100'/4 100'/4

Afar-Sept

1st mortgage 3.20s series I
1982
^International Great Northern RR—

100 a

*99 %

Refunding and imp 2'As series C 1986—June-Deo
Inland Steel

101

1982

debentures

3s

New

101a

96

96

debentures

3s

101%

104

mtge 3%s series f 1984
1st mtge 3'As ser G 1980
1st mtge 33/«s ser H 1989

Cons

or

1974—April-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3%fl 1982
May-NoV
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
June-Dee
New England Tel & Tel co—
First guaranteed 4%s series b 1961
Ifay-Nov

101%

Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B
1979_May-No®
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974.*
May-No®

Bale Price

Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs

102

101%

—

Last

Period

Loin

95 a

98 a

99

>98

*101%

Week's Range

Friday
Interest

Exchange

New York Stock

High

91a

10

92

91a

June-Deo

A

Sold

bonds

Range since

<

4%s-3%s

mortgage

1981—Jan-July

Bonds

High

i
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A

ENDED AUGUST 1*

Week's Range

Friday

BONDS

Monday, August 15,
1955

103%
100%

99

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182

Volume

and Financial Chronicle

(633)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE

BONDS
New York Stock

Petroleum

Phillips

Called

2%s debentures

August

on

Mills Inc

PUlsbury

1964

J7an

Low

Feb-Am?

General mortgage 3%s series E

Coke & Chem

Pittsb

1st mtge 3%s

3%s

Sunray Oil Corp. 27%s debentures
Swift

102

"102%

Low

2%s

115%

—

May-Noo

general 4 Vis

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First

5s

Power

mortgage

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'

——

__
—

108'%

109

108%

Texas

110%

lu*

7

107'%

2

108

110

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100

92'%

mm

100

102

■

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——

100

102

—

36

1

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87%

1956

May-Nov

debentures

1972

II

54

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98'

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MM'

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—

*

101'% 102

—

15

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—

100

Jan-July

7s

*—

—

sinking fund mortgage 1946
assented

--

84

Jan-July
Jan-July

1946

mtge 7s

§ A Direct

mtge

§ AConsol
AConsol
Rochester

6s

mtge

mtge

1950

84

5

98'%

1

1952

1955

Si Electric Corp—
mortgage 4Vis series D 1977
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969

—

171

__

—

*152

.

1

158

105%

96'%
95

Pacific

Tank

9b

104%

102'%

99

83

1st

Seaboard
1st

Air

mtge

3%s

United

183'%
14b y8

148

Car

3%s

f debentures

s

Seagram! (Jos E)

125

3V%s

153

3s

debentures

Halske

&

t§ ASilesian-Amer
Sinclair

6%s

1982

154%

*—

1951

*98% 101%

99

«

Oil

Corp 3'As conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965

Socony-Vacuum Oil

2 Vis

South

RR

North

&

Southern Bell
3s

Ala

87

87

2%s

debentures

gtd

5s

88'%

1985

87

88

22

99'%

105'%

First

97'%

61

91

luO'%

1st

2

112

117

107

108'%

*100

'

*99'%

100'%

~3

244'% 244'%

/

*—

96

*94'%

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4Vis

(Oregon

Gold

4'As

Lines)

A

98

San Fran Term 1st
mtge

3%s

ser A

201

__

93

97

73

73

126

17

2

rl24'% 127%
*—

230

98

90'%

26

and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6 Vis series A 1956

Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New

33As

Southwestern

Bell

Tel

2%s

debs

ref

3 Ves debentures 1983
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard Coil Products 5s conv 1967

99
104 V*

4

104 Vi

103'A

98'%

96

98'A

103%

105'%

102'%

105'A

*104% 105%

105

1U6 V*

*101 Vi 102 Vi

102

103%

♦102'/a 104
102'% 102'%

*89»%

94%

89

93

*92%

98

92

93%

Jan-July
Jan-July

*170'%

June-Dec

*168'%

-June-Deo

*151'%

June-Dec

88'%

152

171 '/a

„

*151'%

Jan-July

153
135

__

♦168'%

June-Dec

175

„

—

*150%

98'%

90'%

__

90'%

*—

—

5

163

y8

&

135

156

91

150%

__

1151%

115

85

5

121%

121% 124

190

117'%

85

107'%

West

95'%

West

110'%

112%
101%

4s

4s

2%s

mtge

5s

97'%

5s

107%

46

107

107%

97

105

104'%
100

100 %

*84'%

85

*94

__

130%

94%

105'%

107%

101

__

First
Wilson

ref

M-

1st

98

100%
101 §2

May-Nou
April-Oct

120

1

119 Va

101%

99'%

98%

99'%

99'%

99'%

94%

94%

*—

*—

102

101

103'% 105

93%

12

94

no

101

5

104

110

*110

93%

105%

102

103

105

96'%

93'%
100 Va

100%

*100

102

87

"l

91'%

96

99%

3'%s

MM

/

ser

A 1981

83

4

96'%

99'%

87

6

71%

90

66'%

73

67%

MM

*91

MM

1

103

104

—

MM

95

97

MM

102'% 102%

MM

104'% 104'%
75

2

101%

103'/«

2

103'%

106'%

68%

74

36

M

MM

'

31

75'%

73%

MM

MM

MM

MM

*97'%

75'/a

88

103

103

MM

MM

—

102

102

102

*__

100

78'%
76%

67'%
101

104%

100'%

1

MM

Jan-July

1984

84%

8

*66'%

_

MM

103

Jan-July
April-Oct
Apr-Oct

1979

C

2

87'%
98

87

MM.

2000

1st 4s ser A 1969

series

87

87'%
98

87

April

102%
97 ya

97'%

1

103'%

107

104% 104%

--

MM

106'% 106'%

14

103

106 VB

94'%

1

92%

97 VB

173'% 173'%

May

6s

ser

A

Co

first
S

mortgage
B

101

first

Central RR

mtge

4s

mtge

series

Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct

1953

1

152%

173'%

3s

1958

"3

100% 100%
MM

MM.

100

'

100%

100

3

103'%

100

MM

♦103

—

90

90

*89

__

Jan-July

1960

94'%

—

102%

100

101

103'%

—

104'%

Co—

A

4'%s inc

4s

104%

Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept

A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976

81

81

Afar-Sept
Jan-July

mortgage 27%s 1979
3 Vis 1971

3

81

19

92

June-Deo

81

80'%

Jan-July
May

2004

ser

Power

92

3

*—

MM

95%

MM

81

86%

74'%

87

92

95

'

MM

120

*102%

Wisconsin Public Service

Electric Light

& Power

2%s

*
MM

1

!

ft O O

vN

MM

103%

100'%

93%

92

1978_Jan-JuIy

__

92

92

*99

May-Nov
.-April

80

80

80

7

75%

June-Dec

97%

96'%

98%

35

96'%

Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Vis conv 1982—April-Ocf
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Afay-Nov
23As debentures
1974
Jan-July
Btauifer Chemical 37/8s debs 1973
Mar-Sept

115%

113% 115%

263

109%

91'%

.92'%

43

*95%

97%

—

143

101%

105

120

120

3

1981

mortgage 3'As series D 1967

First

104%

101%

A Jan

1960

Wisconsin Electric

102%

101%

101 SI

3'%s

mortgage

&

Gen

134 %

130%

1

—

99'%

April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1973—April-Oct

1996

gtd gold

debentures

5s

Wisconsin

85

95'%
14

115%

94'%

April-Oct
Jan-July

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970

90

83

MM

101

*101'%

April-Oct
April-Oct

88

'

130% 130%

54

Mar-Sep*

Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—

1063%

Jan-July

124

120

1981—June-Deo

Westinghouse

107%

15
—

I

ser

1958

Pacific RR Co 3%s

income

30-year

85

107

—

1M
00 1

Western Union Telegraph Co—

1253%

106'% 106%

88%

11

♦100%

mortgage 3s

mortgage

Western

119%

78'%
115

107

*—

1980

H

ser

series

income

first

RR

§ A 1st

*100

"124

-June-Dec

registered 2361

1st

95

106%
—

89

Co—

guaranteed 1979—Afay-Nov
Penn Electric 3'%s 1974
May-Noo
Penn Power 3'%s series I 1966
Jan-July
Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July

West

101'%

90'%

111

344

—

Co-

mtge

General

135

113%

90'%

~

1969

gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Power

Westchester Lighting

82%

94 %

1

96'%

1968

Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
gen mtge 3'%s 1967—Jan-July

96%

93

63'%

RR

Yonkers

1985

97 Vi

*

Apr-Oct

1947

debentures

consol

Western Maryland Ry
98

Jan-July

1977

47%s

consolidated

Warren

Orleans & Northeastern RR—

Joint

90 Vi

105'%

99

mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—Afay-Nov

103'%

97%

—

ctfs

subord

Winston-Salem

Devel

86 Vi

Gen

..

—.

97

90%

*108

—

Jan-July
April-Oct

99%

05'%
103'%

w

96%

160%

Jan-July

11

*86%
*105 Vi

Afay-Nov
April-Oct

1976

1947

assented series A

and

Gen

103 %

101

93'%

73

__

100'%

Jan-July

First mortgage 2'As series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956

96'%

96%

99 Vi
111 Ye

104

Corp—

262

94%

99%

*—

■

*75—June-Dec

Mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996

103%

96'%

2

285

1x9

Southern Pacific RR CoFirst

97

101%
95'%
98

96 Vi

96 Vi

Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oci
1973

106

94

100'%

104 '/a 106'A

Jan-July

First iien and ref mtge 3%s ser C

•

*—

..

Afar-Sept
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov

1977

1981

100

100%
96 >/a

106 Vi

Afar-Sept

1967

Virginian Ry 3s series B

Co—

1969

4'As

47'A
IOO

102'%

—

*99% 1003A

April-Oct

1971

mortgage & refund 3%s

First

103'%

103'%

Feb-Aug

86

98

94 3A

*__

April-Oct

1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003

100

95

MM

99%
lld'/a

„

*113'% 115

__

Jan-July

Edison

28'%

99 Va

*102%

First and refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Afar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27%s ser G 1979—June-Deo

97'%

Jan-July

1987

California

68'%

97

*98'%

—

Jen-July

debentures

Works

conv

113'% 113'%

Aprli-Ocf

1963

fund

Virginia Electric

99'% 100'%

*106

3'As convertible debentures 1970-.
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Jan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv 1973—June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—

Gold

I

87

99

99%

June-Dec

1979

debentures

27/8s

Southern

1973

sinking fund mtge series C 1951

—

Jan-July

1976

100'%

99%

Vanadium Corp of America—

Telephone 6c Telepgrah Co—

debentures

debs

f

s

coll trust 3%s

Participating

102%

81

II

*88'%

Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July

Corp coll trust 7s

32%

28'%

120

99

April-Oct
April-Oct

74%

74

28'/a

Tune-Dec

152%

—

June-Dec

1974

Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Oil 2'%s debentures 1971

SASiemens

1970

sinking fund mtge series A 1951

Wabash

1977

5

56
139

99% 100
mm

June-Dec

3'As assented series C 1951

125

127'%

Mar-Sept

& Sons 2%s 1966

105 Vi

Afay-Nov

2%s debentures

Steel

6'%s

10

.Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec

1980

B

104

Afar-Sept

4%s

debentures

6'%s

171

—

Co—

RR

series

1980

1975

sinking

101'%

98'%

153

1st

debs 1977

conv

Line

3s

4

RR—

mtge &

2%s

153

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov

Scott Paper 3s

135'%

104'% 104 %

Afay-Nov

mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
4%s s f debs 1972

86%

__

1989_Jan-July
St. Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968— June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3y8s B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Noo

134

Jfay-Nov
1875-Apr»I-Oct

United Gas Corp 2%s 1970

99%

153

—

gold 5s 1996.Jan-JuIy
Second gold 6s 1996
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022
May
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
May-Noo

3

--

Jan-July

United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
3%s debentures 1977

3%s

Adirond'k

mm

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

Union

96'%

101'%

debs

Vandalia RR
&

100'A

97

97

135

27%s

216'%

*152

—

Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept

99'A 101

99'%

135

June-Dec

3'As assented series A 1951

171

97

103

*—

1960

Jan

Oil of California 2%s debs

conv

Union

143%

210

140

--

*__

Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971

Union

101%

164

—

*160'%

Mar-Sepii

Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Lawrence

5s

1st mtge & coll tr 27%s
1st mtge 3'As 1982—

100

99'%

Gas

General

St

income

6'%s debs series A

*181%
—

May-Noo
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oct

1953

6s

6s

123

94

100%

19

u

f

ri O O

Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct

101% 101'%

Pacific-Missouri Pacific-

U S Rubber

98'%

98%

Union—

3'As

99

"2

95

«...

1985—Jan-July

mortgage and coll trust 2%s
3s debentures 1968

100%

--

E

ser

First

100

R.

Reading Co first Si ret 3%s series D 1995—Afay-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheinelbe

96'%
ioo

110

105'%

140
MM

119'%

95

101'A

April-Oct
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
Trl-Continental Corp 27%s debs 1961
Afar-Sept

101

—

—

37%s

1st

1964

*115

mm

«...

Afay-Nov

Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s i960

97

—

—

M

103 %

Q
•

refund

—

*101

—

June-Dec

-

and

102'%

92'%

—

99'% 100

—

mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Oct

Quaker Oats 2%s debentures

95

94%

116

1

Jan-July

June-Dec

100

3s

991%

refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Map-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and refunding

—

ea

April-Ocf

gold 5s 2000

102

"3

II

*100

—

and

1st

Pacific first

Texas

—

and

3%s

94 Vi

95'A

Orleans RR—

101%

98'%

1

Afar-Sept

refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First

12

92'%

May-Nov

1963

&

General

93'%

—

*100

--

First and

First

110

92'%

---

Electric & Gas Co—

debentures

High

Low

94 Vi

*~

and refund M 3%s series B
1970—AprH-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990—April-Oct

Texas

Union

Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July

1984

4s

110

*106

--

1983

27/8s

Feb-Aug
June-Dec

1977

New

&

AAdjustment

June-Dec

1970

1st mtge 3%s

Terminal

Service

Public

2%s

3s

mortgage

Providence

3s

series C 1974
series D 1977

Line

Pipe

debentures 1973

♦—

Jan-July
May -Nov

108

MM

Mar-Sept

general

Jan -July

First

—

First

1966

1972

RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and impt 27%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965

103%

'

110

April-Oct

First

debentures

Range since
Jan. 1

No.

—

Pittsburgh

Plantation

2%s

Sold

High

T

103'%

110% 110%

—

First

Co

103Vi

102

__

*108%

—

Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
general 5s series B 1962

&

Bonds

Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

High

101

5

*108

—

June-Dec

series A 1984

100%
121 Vi

—

Sale Price

Terminal

102

—

Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
mtge

96 3 4

113%

24

Last

Period

570

101 '/a

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Low

—

Pittsburgh

1st

BONDS
New York Stock

No.

98

101

April-Oct

1964

Jan. 1

~

—

1975

Sold

113 '/a 115'A

1964_Afai/-Nov

General mortgage 5s series B 1975

12

Range slnee

109 '/2

Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957
Afay-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960__
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970

ENDED AUGUST

Friday

Bonds

High

*96%

114%

Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996
June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—

'

Friday's

Bid & Asked

iitlilll'Juut-Dec

debs

I

»

or

bale Price

-.June-Dec

5

FOR WEEK

Week's Range

Last

Period

deb 1983

3.70s conv

Friday

Interest

Exchange

—

82
113

123%

91'%

94'%

96 %

99'%

104%

M—

—

—

delivery-sale

the year's range,
d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
Included in the year's range,
ri Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's range, r Cash sale
not included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 oX
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a

105'%

Deferred

A Bonds

selling

not

included

in

flat.

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

RECORD

YEARLY

In the following extensive

Aug

.

list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
8, 1955, and ending Friday Aug. 12. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security

whether stock

or

bond

in

which

dealings have occurred during the current

any

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

American Stock Exchange
Acme

Sale Price

Aluminum

1
10

297%

1

7%

Aero

Supply Manufacturing..
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew

Surpass Shoe

Ainsworth

For footnotes

see

Dace




37

Shares

Range since Jan.

29 7%

7%

6

30'%

1,000
2,500

8

3,600

4

1,300

15

1,800

4% Jan
28

Mar

5% Mar

37% Aug
-8'%

Jan

7% Mar

11'%

12

Friday

Low

_*

5

AUGUST

11'%

12

2,200

Last

STOCKS

High

14

l

common

of Prices

37%

1

Stores—...

Manufacturing

-

year.

ENDED

for Week

5%~

Alloys

Wire Co common
Adams Hat Stores Inc

Acme

WEEK

Sales

Range

Low

Par

.

Week's

FOR

10

Jun

7%
38

8

(N J)—

Air

Associates Inc

Jan

Air

Way Industries

Jan

17'% Mar

July

14% July

Low

Par

Jun

8'% May

6'%

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

1

High

Airfleets

Inc

Alabama

Power 4.20%

-1

—

preferred

15 %
%

2
50

x34%

100

—

—

js

34 %
—

Shares

Range since

1

Jan.

High

Low

High

12%

Jan

600

8% July

15 %

1,500

13 Vs Mar

17

Jun

13%

35%

Feb

Jan

--

--

—

—50c

Sales

for Week

9'%

9

—

3
1

Inc

Petroleums Ltd
Gas
Corp
Alabama Great
Southern

AJax

Alabama

Week's
Rang©
ol Prices

/«

35%

11,200

%

Jan

3,300

27'%

Jan

140

--

102 Va 103

20O

Jan

1

Apr

37

July

160'% July

105%

Jan

39

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

$4

...

(634)

Monday, August 15,
1955

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

Friday
Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Alaska Airlines

&

Fisher

Artists

5'%%

Low

convertible

5%

Jan

15,700

4%

Jan

7% July

Canso

Jan

Canso

Oil

Jan

13% May

5%

5

700

9%

5'/4

~5%

~5%

8.400

4

Mar

5% Aug

11%

12%

5,500

9% Mar

12% Aug

14

14%

600

13% July
3% Jan

500

36V2

36

83%

Jan

pfd

conv

Car

Bantam

10

200

Mar

95

21%

5%

Carnation

Feb

Carolina

40% Feb

50

Mar

24

13% July

Jan

10% July
38

Feb

U July

1%

Jan

11

1,000

61%

100% May

1%

Jan

Jun

50

Jan

62

Jun

Apr

29

July

25

American

Maracaibo

28%

27%

29

3,100

20
25

Co

17%

32

31%

32%

1,300

24%

Jan

42%

26%

26%

500

23%

Jan

29%

Apr

8%

8%

8%

7,400

38%

800

1

Co

*

Meter Co

6%

American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred

37%

38

17%

5

4%

50c

26%

American

Jan

37% Jan

150

14 %

Feb

21% July

4%

4%

500

4%

Jan

4% Feb

28

26

5,100
400

13

Jan

Jun

9% Mar

4& Apr

19 %

7%

8%

5,300

3%

3%

3%

16,300

2

13%

13%

400

10% Jan

10%

9%

14

Feb

21

Jan

6%

3 % May

19%

"7%

Anchor Post Products:

Jun

30

16%

5
5

Ltd

Jan

July

17%

17

20c

Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A

10 %
40

33% May

pfd—25
2

Corp

8% Mar

32%

Mar

15

"A"

—2.40

shares

Arkansas

Louisiana

Arkansas Power

4.72%

Co___

Gas

&

Co

&

CI

A

(ex

July

1

Atlantic

$43

'53

Atlantic

of

$41
Line

22%

Jan

32

Apr

9,300

29%

Jan

38%

Apr

16%

16%

16%

2,400

14% May

17% Jan

108% 108%

100

107% July

109% May

5%

6%

3,900

5% Mar

7%

Jan

31%

32%

4,400

24% Mar

34%

Jun

31%

33%

2,400

18 '%

34% Aug

3%

div

paid
22

7,200

3%

3%

20,500

Jan

13

July

5%

Aug

8

May

1% Jan

4%

Feb

104% 105

•
1%

1

110

1%

1%

4J0

99%

Feb

1 % May

105

Aug

2%

Jan

42

41

43%

1,400

Aug

55

19%

18%

20%

16,030

15%

Jan

10%

11%

4,000

10%

Apr

13 %

4

4%

1,900

2%

Jan

5

Feb

4%

4%

1,200

3%

Jan

4%

Feb

14% Mar

16%

Feb

1

—1

4%

1

Automatic Steel Products Inc—

4%

preferred

non-cum

Catalin

Voting Machine

15%

*

Axe Science & Electronic

lc

Ayshire Collieries Corp common

9

15%

400

9

8%

32%

3

30%

7,900

32%

1,100

41

Central

Maine

3.50%

8% July
21

Feb

11% Mar

32% July

1

Baldwin

Rubber

Baldwin

Securities

Banco

de

los

1

common

Corp

10

lc

43/4

14,200

16%

—

10%
163/4

500

4%

43/i

i'
t

Oil

Convertible

m

Mi

*

11%

11%

1

Basic

Refractories

1

Basin

Oil

Inc

CompanyInc

1
1

Bellanca Aircraft common

1

Inc

Starr

Bohack

& Gorham

class A

Co

(S)

Chamberlin

Co

Charis
Charter

Oil

Cherry-Burrell

Co

Gas

300

9

Jan

3'/4 May

4%

Aug

5%

Chief

Consolidated

Auto

Clark

(The)

Clark

Controller

Clarostat

Clary

D

Clayton

&

Clinchfield
Club

Coastal

Oils

vtc

Gas

Curtis

Aug

45

Mar

Curtis

Jan

103

7%

73/4

3,600

5%

Jan

9 %

*

26

31%

73/4

__

—

73/4

--

Feb

273/4

Jun

100

25

Jan

34

Aug

1,100

32

30 y2

26

100

—

—

Apr
Jan

73/4

63%

Jan

8'% July

3U Feb

__

35

—

35%

300

26

Feb

18%

24,600
5,900

14%

20%

3,700

16

7%

200

7

1534

6,200

13%

21%

2,500

19% May

preferred—

10

common

1

common-

2.50

Ltd class B

7%
15'/a

15

21%

21

Company
Buckeye Pipe Line

50c

common

Byrd
6%

Jun

8

Feb

16'%

Feb

Davidson

Day

class A—

27%

100

18 Va

Jan

24%

400

223/4

Apr

Mines

Dayton

Dejay

Demlein

8%

Calif

Eastern

Aviation

Electric

7%

Jan

7%

7%

400

10%

10%

500

Gasket

Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Co

Jan

103%

Jan

Jan

20 3/4

Apr

Feb

%

Jan

6

5%

6%

5.700

7%

7%

7%

13.100

3

3

3

1.800

8%

8%

9 '/a

2,100

Canada

Cement Co Ltd

6'%%

5% Aug
4'/a

6% Aug
Jun

Jan

7%

2% July
8'% Jun

5%

Jan

13%

Jan

3%

preference

For

Dredge &
footnotes




14%

6%

18.300

1%

Jan

2%

Apr

4%

900

4%

Jun

6%

Jan

15

3%
14%

1

200

16%

8,100

3%

20,600

14%

5,900

Dock

Co

page

Ltd

37.

•

2 re

6%

May

May

18%
4 Vb

11%

Jan

6 in«

14,200

29%

450

38 »/8

*

4

3% July

6%

38%

700

2A
513

2%

10.500

2

19,000

5% May

25%

25%

20

see

% July
14

28%

5

Z*
common

1%

1

16%

~

1%
4%

«

Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
vtc_ 1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
•
Canadian

1%

1

Z_ZZ_1

2%

94,000

1 %

July

9%

500

7%

Apr

200

38

39

21

22%

5
Apr
27% Mar

37% May

Jun

July
15% July
6%

Jan

32%

Detroit

hi

July

16

Jan

Jan

July

15

36%

Jan

49% Feb

3,200

14

Jan

24 ya

7

1,400

16

63/8

7,000

6% July
12% May

Jun

9% Jan
19

Jan
Jun

16%

15%

16%

2,500

12%

Feb

18 y2

27%

26%

27%

400

225/b

Jan

27% Aug

.

.

10%

11%

1,300

9%

Jan

13% Jan

10%

11%

1,600

10%

Aug

11% Jun

4%

4%

1,400

22%
13%

21%

22 %

4 500

43/4 Aug
213/8 Aug

31% Jan

13%

13%

1,800

12%

Jun

14% Jan

Apr

36%

36%

37%

10,600

12%

13

14%

14 3/4

14%

3,200

6 %

6 Vs

6'/4

700

5

•

8% May

—

1

—

400

1

July

29'% Mar

40 %

Jun

12

14%

Fen

Jan

xlO% Mar
6

July

15% Apr
93/4 Feb

1%

1%

2 Vs

11,000

6%

e'/a

6%

2,000

55/b

Jan

6% Mar

2

2

2%

9,300

2

Aug

S'/a

Jan

46'/a

46%

100

353/4 Mar

48 %

July

16%

Apr

19

16'%

16'%

200

16

Jan

17% Jun

%

U

3,900

ft July

II Jan
16% Aug
16 y4 July
20% Aug

1%

Jun

'Jan

3

—

1.6%
—L.

16 3/4

16"%

1,700

12%

Jan

133/4

14%

2,400

9%

Jan

2C%

20%

400

19% Mar

"A"

Jan

May

63

Jan

62%

Jun
Jun

9%

Aw

5

partic

133%

14

1,700

13%

Aug

16% Feb

*

30

30

250

25%

Feb

30

3

900

2%

j/? 2 %
<?•£.-

25c
»

10

common

Ill V4

5

11

%

Jan

Aug
3% Jun

19

JaD

24% Mar

161

2%
19%

Aug

19%

100

'/%

3,200

9%

Jan

12% Apr

1,050

17%

Feb

33

Aug

7

Jan

11

30

33

—

*

2.50

5

'•'iU-

Steel

21%

1

2.50

--

175

Mar

—

6%

—

—

July

17%

Jan

21% Jun

8%
'

——

50c

——

*

A

—

5

common

213/4

3,200

10%

Jan

24

July

15 3%

125

14 y,

Jan

18

ya Jaa

81/4

700

6%

Jan

2'%

2,200

8

2%
34

—35

A

20%
14%

—

1

—

--

S%

34

93/4

26

26'/4

26

27

100

34% Aug

Jan

11

400

20%

Jan

26% Aug

1,200

22Va

Jan

3'J

FeO

Jan

155

May

13%
2 %

1

dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd

Corp

30%

25c

American

_3%
1%

~?'/a

3,500

3%

3%

200

30%

1,100

Ijt

16,300

30

1%

28%

common

Dorr-Oliver

&

&

Coal

ord

stock

Co

Ltd

common

Inc

—

1% Jun

2ft Jun

ft Mar

9

~5%
9'/a

Jun

7

Jan
Jan

23

1,000

Drilling & Exporation
Driver

Duke

Harris
Power

18

19%

3,700

15%

Apr

20% Aug

12

121%

1,400

10Vs

Apr

13% Jun

*

**"t

7%

8%

800

12 3/8

12%

700

12%

~4%

"5

40'%

401%

41 %

500

»

23 '/4

23 3/8

24 3%

1

8%

81/8

8%

5

American

Durham
Duro

Jan
Jan

30% July

Jan

45

3,700

19%

Jan

26% July

2,800

8y8

Feb

10

T<»n

39 V2 Mar

dep

46

July

50%

Jan

58% Feb

13% Jan

17 % Mar

3U Mar

—

434 Jun

—

—

7% May
Jun

Laboratories—

common

Duraloy (The)

4%
36

*

(Allen B)

15% Jau

35% July

25 y4

-•

A

83/s Aug

Apr

Aug

1,600

10

Dunlop Rubber Co

6% Mar

12%
34

•

Co

Jun

18%

1

Co

Gl/j Jan
9% Aug

12%

.10

Co

16% Jun

•

32.50

Douglas Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common

43/4 Jun

Jan

4%

12,100

*

7.50

preferred

$2

4 % Mar

43/4 Mar
333/4 Feb

19

1

"5%

•

Chemical Co Ltd

2014 Jun

12%

5%

2.50

Jun

Jan

3

1

Jan

2% July
3
Jan

6s 8d

Ltd

Co

2% Aug

Jan

5%

--

1

Co__

1ft Apr
30

9 % Mar

500

143

1

10

Mfg

Products

Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Distillers Co Ltd—

14%

10c

13%

15

22,800

Ltd—

rets

ord

10s

reg

Co

;

Hosiery class B
Corp common

1

47~8%

Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America

•

?

8

8%

4,900

12%

1,200

3'%

£

1

common

Test

Duval

•

>.

9% July
9%

Feb

7%

11%

„

26%

27

600

7%

7%

8

10,100

£

1

Jan
Jan

8 Vb

Jan

12% July

Aug

30% Jaa

x7% Mar

9% May

2634

Jan

44% Mar

\V 3 ft
7

Eastern

16

Gas & Fuel Assn

prior preferred

Apr

Eastern

Malleable

Feb

Eastern

States

$7
25

4%

2% Aug
11

6%

Gray Iron Foundry

Detroit Hardware

4%%
6%

12 V4 Jao

45 y2

Manufacturing

Textile

11

%

10c

Camden Fire Insurance
Canada Bread Co Ltd

23/8

100
&

Dominion

8'% Mar

10% July
10 y8 Jan

163/4

♦

3% Mar

8,900

(Md)_„

class

class

Mfg

Steel

4.200

50c

Inc

2%

,

10c

Tar

3,000

Power.

200

59 3%

common

Dominion

i7ff

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

41/2

62%

Inc__'

Dominion

19%

10c

4%

—

1

debenture

Detroit

Class

Super Corp (new)
Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate

3 8'ft Aug

5

-

Corporation

Dennison

DuMont
C & C

27% Mar

100

9% July

Inc___

Rubber Co

Stores

31% July
25% Jan

%

7.50

Cable

California

Brothers

Bridge

19%

1

1,300

10 3/4

8

Crystal Dairies Inc_
Davenport Hosiery Mills—

Finance

iTe

25c

300

10% Aug
9% Max

13 3% Mar

10 3/4

363/4

Jan

Daitch

Dominion

19%

12'%c
common

Mar

9% Mar

5%

Dow

Corp

Apr

8

8%

.

'

Domestic

5

3s 6d

Inc.

21

73/8 July

Co

&

Jun

26% Mar

2.50

<fc Son

Corporation

convertible

7%

9

dep rets ord shares

Biscuit

Oil

July

24%

lo

Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—

July

19% July
20% July

27%

*

preferred

19

Jan
Mar

4% July

♦

preferred

9% May

Mar

5% July
Jun

6'%

'

„

Burry

Jun

38% July

17

1,000

4:.

■

♦

BSF

P)

4%

Jan

37% July
15 V2 July

10y* Mar

600

.

Detroit

17%

(J

343/s July

6%

19

American

Feb

July

'

31%
31

17

Burroughs

Feb

73/4

17 Va

Plan

5%

24% July

Jan

}£ Jan

11%

Jun

33%

Jan

29%

11 %

May

9% Mar

20 '/4

1,200

7,400

Lighting Inc common
Manufacturing Co (Mo)

Apr

34 V4

Jan

4,100

7

Sugar

Jan

9,800

35%

6'%

common

Jun

1%
24V2

6%

Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
:

99y2

Va Mat

reg)__£1

Atlantic

3y8

52% July
1 % Mar

2,900

Tobacco

7%

943/4 Mar

Jan

8'/a

Cuban

2»/4

Jan

28

8

Cuban

9,600

75%

25

35

10%

1.50

Jan

17%

convertible

Milner

Aug
2ft Jan

e

Corp

dep receipts (ord
Creole Petroleum common

Crowley

6 3/4

lb

Ltd—

American

Apr

20

60c

Beverage

Jan

103/4

1

8 3/4

17%

7%

Cott

Courtaulds

Apr

Apr
Feb

8 %

34 %

35

•

:

9'%

700

1 %

*

July

12 % Mai

'

A

Jan

1,800

Jan

900

•

common

5%

4%

£1

reg

2

Reynolds
preferred class

7'% May
93/4 Aug

1

Budget Finance

$1

300

1

Mills

Inc

Corroon &

300

8

22

5c

8

2%

41V4

Jan

6,800

*

7%

4%

Jan

5%

1,150

7%

10c

7%

2%

15 V2

16%

400

53/4

1

Crown

73/4

Jan

12,300

18%

•

15'% July
10% Jan

2Vt

2

14%

7

_1

Mines

Aug

£1

Bruck

Coro

Gold

9% May

434

I

6

5%

1.25

non-voting

11 Vb July

7% '

*

common
Distillers

Co

B

Cornucopia

Jan

9% Apr

12

'

Co

13 Vb

4'%

1,500

3% Mar

8y4 Mar

Ltd—

209

Apr

3,500

813/4 Jun
93

•

Varnish

1,100

*

Power common

A

Class

&

Distillery
voting

2,200

Forman

Rubber

(H)

13%

Company

(EL) Co

Paint

10

3

18%

18%

lo

Corp
Corp

Internat'l

600

800

7

Ltd

Inc

Petroleum

3%

15 Ye

5%

50c

Engineering

Commercial
Uranium

Cork

Brown

Bruce

Car-Na-Var

Continental

Cent

Brown

Brown

Aviation &

Crown

3%

100

14-

l

Mining & Smelt
Consolidated Royalty Oi%
Continental Air Lines Inc

Crown

„

8%

13%

.-

■

Corp

Consolidated

533/4 July

14%

Feb

Consolidated Liquidating

30'% July

800

Feb

93 %

14
18%

10
'

Utilities

Apr

1,700

7%

50

%

Engineering

45%

10%

Feb

300

1

1,000

37

75%

7%
93%

1

Consolidated

Cook

July

50c

Consolidated

Corby

12 ya

28% Jan

U

30s

1965

51%

■

100

7 ft Mar

8 '% Mar

23%
•

*

1956

50

—

78%

11% Aug
6 3A Mat

Jan

13
23%
-

-

•

10c

Connelly Containers Inc

16'% Mar

— —

25%

81%

1

26%

Jun

225

48

•

Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—«■

Jan

13'%

800

78

15%

Jan

113/4

Jan

29,300

48

10

Jun

*

dep rets ord reg-

cumulative

Co

Manufacturing Co_.

8%

9%

4%

5%

11%
27%

78

6%

to

Jan

1%

21V2

ext

4

14

1

Vtc

5,800

5%

14

1

to

4%

18

111

".

.

Airlines

ext

Jan

48

1

Farm

Vtc

Jan

6

38

Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Colts

Apr

36,600

5 Va Mar

1

Equipment Co
Colon Development
ordinary

Colonial

5'%
18 ya

11%

4

Products

Caribbean

Cockshutt

Apr
Feb

14%

6

1

14 Va

'

Jan

% Jan
5% Mar

3%

300

—

1

19%

Fe/b

115

15% Mar

1,100

8%

.18%

Hosiery Co
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4,
Coal Corp common
20

Aluminum

4 %

10

Co

5,900

13 Vb

-

5

Manufacturing Co

4,500

British Petroleum Co Ltd—

4%

Feb

Apr

Aug

Feb
10 Va Feb
142 3/4 Juq

Jun

17

7%

---

.

1

1

Corporation

26%

9%

.

—

21 Vi

,

dep rets ord

11%

110% Max

10

Co

L

20%

9%

10s

American

10

Mining

25%

13'/2

.

Stamping

21

Celanese Ltd—

American

May

75

240

76

•„.>—

--2

Inc_.

1,000

34%

Amer

British Columbia

Apr

*

!

reg

163%

63/4 Apr
22'% Aug

200

Tobacco—

rets ord

Feb

9

9%

1

common

Co

7V2

5%

35%

10s

dep

12% Mar

127

93

93

10

7%

Amer dep rets ord bearer
British

5% Mar

3,300

*

Oil

10o

pfd

common

16

—

20c

Co_

Manufacturing Co
American

i.10,700

*

common

„„

American

5%

22%

21| Jan

12

112

5%

7%

-

.

America———-2.50

Chesebrough-Ponds

Feb

Aug

5%

*

common

Bourjois Inc

British

103%

.113

400

Jan

5%- Jan
34

11%

76

1

common—
Co Ltd-

Corp

of

153/4

3

& Co

Brad Foote Gear Works Inc_
Brazilian Traction
Light & Pwr ord
Breeze
Corp
common

Brillo

8% July

12,700

2

113/4

11%

prior cumulative preferred—100
Scrymser Co
5

British

Jun

5% Jan
2 '/a

Apr

8% Aug
8% Jan
116
Jan

26

-J1.^8

common—t———1

26

*

common

Bridgeport

43/4

2 %

1

common-

(H C)

5'%%
Borne

Jan

9

153/4

Bell Telephone of Canada common—_25
Belock
Instrument Corp
l
50c
Benrus Watch Co Inc
1

Blumenthal

3%

5

1

Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc

Blauner's

14,400

21%

5 »/a
22

20c
common

(AS)

Black

29% July

50c

i

Beau-Brummell Ties

Bickford's

Jan

Jun

200

4

4/8
5%

26

preference

Aircraft

Class
50c

Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp

Beck

15%

—

Ltd

Barcelona Tr

Bearings

12 3/8

Andes—•

American shares
Banff

it,

Jan

7

1,700

9%

Apr

July

,

.

Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Cessna

-

100

Continental

93/4

9%

10

'ill %

-

1

preferred

Central Power & Light 4%

Continental

Class A

8,200

Feb

9V4
28 Vz

By.

1

Co—,

Power

Continental

Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—

6,300

4 %

1

Ohio Steel Products

Central

Jun

Jan

4,000

1ft
3%

3ft

3 '/a

Mar

16%

17

1

Corp of America—.
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp..
Conv preference $1.50 series

24% Mar

10%

—*

Corp

3ft Aug
1% July
23/4 July

3%

1 %

2%

5-*4

111

*

10

& Co

(AM)

Commodore Hotel Inc

on

'53)

Corp warrants
Plywood

Automatic

Jan

8%

5%

5%

W) Co common

(J

Castle

Claussner

32%

1

Co

Atlas

Atlas

Non-voting

Aug

3,700

32%

1

Fisheries

Coast

Jan

107

28%

17% Mar

%

5

30%

9,200

—

.

5

27

£1

Dec

on

Carter

Casco Products common

Circle Wire & Cable Corp

110

4,600

l

High

lil July

127

-2s 6d
1

rets B ord

dep

City

30%

6%

26%

9%

111

Apr

111

iff

6%

26%

2

9

Light $5 pfd

&

Low

2,400

—

.

*

common

Feb

5

13%

28

2.50

America

arrear

&

160

111

11% Jun

Tel—

&

Coast

Aug

6%

*

dep rets reg
'Food Stores Inc
Tel

Jun

9%

Industries—

Laundries

Associated

3%

100

110

warrants

American
Associated

400

9%

100

Electric

Associate

4%

9%

Light—

Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
Associate

Apr

53,600

4

9%

5

preferred

Armour

9

11%

4

.

Co

Power

Range since Jan.

High

27%

5
19.50
1

Chicago Rivet & Machine

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4'%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc
1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
5

1

common

Shares

Carreras Ltd—

Jun

36%

1

Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc

Feb

19

Jun

6%

16,900

61%

Jan

9% Mar
30

IS

Hard

Mines

10

15

Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com

Lead

400

1%

American

Tractor

12 %

%

American

Co

12%

1%

American

Gas

1,100

1
>—1°0

Co

Natural

23%

common—1

Co

Rubber

750

97

23%

12%

Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co

26 %
3%1 %
3i«

;

vtc

Ltd

jj /?

pfd—10
6c

Minerals

Producers

American
96

97

25c

Book

Anacon

36%

•
*

common

American

American

4

9%

for Week

ot Prices

218

—.

—-£

partic

Ltd

j

Lew

10c

Natural Gas Ltd vtc

6 % May

12 V*

100

preferred

Beverage common

American

Williston

1,7 JO

7%

of America—

American

American

Canadian

8%

6%

1

Air Filter 5%

^American

FeD

8%

6%

36%

10

preferred

Industries

American

Petrofina

Oils Ltd

Homestead
Marconi

Canadian

8%

1

Industries Inc

Ambrook

Canadian

46% Aug

800

1,700

-1

Corp

Aluminum Goods Manufacturing

Aluminum

6% July

Jan

5%
46%

1

Co Inc

cumulative

$3.75

May

5

Sale Price

Par

5'%

Internat'l

Aluminum Co

since Jan. 1
High

45%

-

Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
1-5
Allied

Range

Range

Last

5'%

10c

common.

Pictures

Control

Allied

Shares

High

Canadian

Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied

of Prices

Sales

Week's

Friday

STOCKS
American Stock Exchange

46%

1

Inc

Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co

Alles

Range
Low

Par

12

WEEK ENDED AUGUST

for Week

Last

STOCKS

FOR

Sales

Week's

27% July

$6

Iron

Corp
series

preferred
A
preferred series B

common

10

11%

lli%

11%

9.700

9%

100

77%

773/a

773%

1,000

63%

25

32%

32

32'%

2^0

28

1

23%

22

23%

600

173/4

Jan
Jan

l23/4 July
79

July

Mar

37% Jun

Apr

26% Jua

Mar

♦

182

182

25

172

May

195

*

165

165 3/4

75

160

May

181% Feb

1

1

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Number 5455... The Commercial

182

Volume

and Financial Chronicle

(635)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
American Stock Exchange

Week's
Range

Shares

Sale Price
Par

of beneficial int

Common shares

Low

Electric Bond &. Share

Jan

22%

Apr
May

A

54

800

A July

27%

28%

12,900

26% Mar

32

11%

10%

11%

8,800

10%

Aug

17%

19%

19%

100

16%

Jan

14

13

14%

5,600

20% July
23
Jan

i

_7%

"7%

102%

Jan

~7%

400

5

7%

23%

Aug

22%

23%

400

18%

Apr

4(4

19,000

3%

Jan

i

i

Electric 5%

pfd

100

Equity Corp common____'
$2 convertible preferred

10c

Tnc

4(4

1

„

45(4

4

45

;_J

Eureka Corporation Ltd

$1

1

350

42%

Jan

5%

400

4%

Jan

1x4

%

Eureka Pipe Line common

45%

%

5(4*

~1%

25c

or

11% May

1{S

56,100

Ik

12,100

%'

1

May
(4

10

ipr

Apr

105% July
9% Jan

July

5% Feb
53%

Feb

5% Mar

11?

Aug

Jan

U Aug

July

15

18 (a Mar

F
& Co class A
& Instrument

(Max)

Factor

Fairchild

Association

Fire

Sterling

Firth

Inc

7,800

2434

1,500

2%

2%

16,900

5%

4,400

5

5iV

10

^

59%

2.50

.

J

Co Inc

Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd

4%

61%

4%

A

20%

1

20

6

A

non-voting

*

voting

*

135

Fuller

(Geo

Apr

11

July

20

Aug

24

Jan

6%

3,100

5%

Jan

500

102%

Jan

139

July

*

145

100

104%

Jan

145

Aug

'

7%

Power

Co

4% May

7% Jan

1%

6%
1%

100

1%

1,800

1Kb

1%

900

1(4 Apr
1 % July

2(4 Jan
2% Jan

6%

6%

7

56,700

6 A May

8%

3%

3%

3%

3,400

3% May

4% Feb

4%

4%

4,200

5

15%

15%

500

2%

Apr

14(4 Mar

J
Jeannette

27(4
7%

,

€%•

v4;2O0:

7%

7%

7%

300

"2%

2%

2%

1,400

2%

2%

2%

700

Jun

6% July
17%

Jun

American

dep rets
Fireprooflng

ord

£1

pfd

9%

5

reg

common

41%

1,000
500

50c

1(4

twenty

2%

Alien

Giant

(AC)

Gold

Globe

Union

Gobcl

(Adolf)

27

2"%

(4

3%

-

5,800

6%

3,400

10 *( 8

500

Sugar

2734

15%

16

42% Apr
108% July

Jun
Jun

Apr
% Jan

1

5%

Jan

18%

Jan

_

77%

1

-

1%

900

9.200

Kio

Pacific

&

Great Lakes

0:1

Sweet

Greer

Kleinert
Knott

Freehold

Lanston

2%

Aug

6A May
9% Feb
Mar

8%

Jan

11% Mar
16% Mar

21

Jan

31

11%

Jan

17%

July

18%

Helena

1%

6,800

48%

40

47

45%

20

40

77%

77%

90

1%

.

1%

27,000
330

53

28%

18 %

30

18%

2,900

4%

4,800

198% 200

1% Jan
Apr

Apr
76% July
1(4 Jan

'

100

2% Feb
67

Mar

49% Mar
88

Feb

1% Jun

2

18

18
"

__

3%
40%

14%

140

224

July

Jan

141

July

Jun

19

Jan

200

14% Mar

15% Feb

55(4 Mar

14%

18

61% July

—

May

3%

Jan

~1%

1

3%
40%

500

26%

Jan

43

60 3

50

55%

Jan

61 % July

3%

1%

4

1%

100

1%

Jun

July

2% Feb

4%

~5%

43/8

500

4 % July

5%

5 %

53/8

500

5

l7/a

6% Jan
2% Jan

1%

1%

1%

500

6%

6%

6%

5,100

39 %

38 %

41%

3,500

u

10%

r%

6,^0

May
Jun

6% July
38% Aug
2 V4

5

_25c

Apr

9%

Jan

Jan

Apr

3%

Jan

30

250

22%

Jan

337/b Jun

15%

15%

15%

150

14%

Jan

16% July
45% July

1,100

39

28%

Jan

99% Feb
76 %

_3%

~i

J—_1

__

~3%

10c

1

9

—

2,600

9%

lo

—

13%

13%

1.600

13%

24%

4.300

15% Mar

4%

1,200

3% Feb

22%
49 %

—

;

49%
145

*

300

23

—

15

50

50

145

30

23

300

105

20

'

22%

*
100

Mar

4%

*

5% preferred

Jan

9

233/a

a

*

-

3% Jan
8

13%

1

common

-

14% Jan

23 3

—2.50

——5

Baking Co

500

Jan

105

106

Aug

Mar

*17

15%
47 V*

20%

class

800

*

9%

9%

100

7%

Jan

5

16 %

1,300

15%

Jan

Hygrade Food

9% May
10% May

323/4

Jan

84 7/b May
Mar

4

Amer

dep rets ord

2.50

11(4

£1

7%

Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
___5

Imperial Tob

Indianapolis

of

39

pfd__10o

Industrial Hardware Mfg Co__
of

North

America

International Cigar Machinery

5

3,200

38

n

52.000

39%

8,800

7

International Resistance
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co

Co

98

98

10

5%




t c

36 % May

A

94

Jan

Jan

106% 111%

26%

25%
8

10(4
2%

xlO

2%

26%
8

15

1

8

15

7%

15%
8

200
50

3% Jan
31

May

6(4

6%

500

4% Jan

6%

6%

6%

200

6% Jan
43 % July

13% Jan
4% Mar

37%

Jan

Apr
7(4 Mar

8

46% Jan
8b

Apr

11(4

3,400

10% Aug

4%

3,100

19%

500

2

*.

„

11(4

Jun

92% Jun
May

14% Feb

M
Oil

Mangel

Service

Stores common—

Manischewltz

4(4

7

19%

Co_

(The B)

Co

28%

1

,

4

19%

6

Apr

20

May

30

July

45

3%

200

28%

Apr

183/4 July
19
Jan

37% July

50c

Corporation

Public

—*

Jan

Marconi International Marine

McKee

Menasco

11%
19%

700

Jan

113/4 July
19% Aug

5

39%

39%

15,200

28(4 Jan

42% Feb

31% Jan

27

1,250

25% Mar

15%

16%

4,500

11% Mar

18

26%

26

26%

4,900

21%

1

Co

5%

5%

6,800

5% May

26% Jun
7% Jan

7% Feb

10% Feb

Jan

May

59% July
13
Feb
6% July

11%

Jan

14% Mar

18

Jan

1% Feb

7% July
17% Mar

19% Mar

Merrill Petroleums Ltd

1
1

Co

Textile

Oil

Corp $1

9
50%

1
_1

common

5%
8%

9

49%

53

17,600

ft

27

10,700

5%
12%

400

5%

5

600

13

n

u

1,000

7%

7%

100

17%

18%

500

11%

12%

11,400

Co

Abrasive—

5

—

Refineries

Wohl

4% r/c

Co

Piping

Mid-West
Miller

*
—50c

common

Co

1

50c

common

Service

Public

100

pfd

common—.

_*

(Can) Ltd
1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred——100
4.80%
cumul preferred series B—100
Loan

Society

12%

!/«
59°,a
--

1°6

cumulative preferred

TV

--

44 ,4
10 4

1

26% Jan

30% Jun

20% May

253/4 Jun

100

—1
——5

Inc

Ohio Mfg Co

2.50
10
50c

Muskegon Piston Ring common

Muskogee Co common
Company common

6%

1,000

Jan

1,100

24(4 July

5%

6%

5,900

3% Mar

6

6%

6,400

5%

Jan

3434

Feb

26

25

36

100

23%

500

107% 107%

25

12%

17%

12% Aug

1,600

13

Jan
Jan

103
"

93,4
33

Jun

Feb

6% July
6% Aug

36% Jun
26

July

107% Aug
15 % Apr

114

23,400

"1

A" "Aug

2% May

60%

8,400

46

Jan

67% Jun

20

99

May

40

105

Jun

103% July
108
Mar

100

1A
58

Jan

105

100% 101
108

106

20

175% 175%

July

5% July

37/a Apr
165% Mar

176% Jan

44%

44%

125

Jun

46% July

10%

11%

5,100

7%

Jan

12

4%

4%

100

4%

Jun

41

5%

July
Jan

3% Mar

~_4
-2.50

Vernon-Woodberry

Muter

8%

8%

22%

A

class

com

Products

Metal

Clemens

6%

25%

36

--

Jan
Apr

2,600

30

24%

preferred series C

4.50 %

Mt

6
6%

*

Molybdenite Corp

Monroe

8 /4

25

50

convertible preferred

Missouri

24%

17%
14%

100

29%

*

$2 non-cum dividend shares

8% Feb

Aug

11 %

Midland Steel Products—,
Midvale

July

12% Jan

12%

preferred—*

conv

Feb

8% Jan

25c
-.1
*2.50
1
10

Corp common—

—...

Midland

13%

26%

Mesabi

Iron

9% Feb

1,300

16%

*

& Co

Mfg

10%
19

35%

10

common

McWilliams Dredging common
Mead Johnson

Aug

1

Co

&

5%

10%

—.—*

Inc common—
Aircraft
Corp

(AG)

|°|T Jan

1

Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
(J W)

4

£1

Communication Co Ltd

May

19

Jan

141% 142%

200

116

Jan

1%

5,300

1%

Apr

5C0

25'/a

Apr

30% Mar

7

Jun

8% July

31

May

38 3/4 July
7
Jan

1%

20%

27

27

—

5%

7%

8 3/8

4,600

_5%

~5%

800

14%

8 A

23% Jan

800

19%

141%
1%

3% Jan

15

5 %

Aug

143

July

2

Feb

111%

Jan

Feb

42% Aug
105

5%

N

July
Jun

9% July

Nachman

10

Corp

1

National Mfg &

Stores common

19 %

Apr

15

Apr

-25c

Ltd—

Petroleum

National

8}g Jun
41%

Jan

12% July,
9

Jun

National Presto Industries Inc

—2

National Research Corp—

—1
10

Machinery

National

Rubber

National

Starch Products

Steel

Telefilm

common

Ltd-

Car

Le

Mur Co

5

New

Haven

1,100

Jan
Jan

25% Aug

New Idria

Feb

(36%

New

Jun

Feb

4%%

Clock

&

Watch

,

24% May

29% Jan

New Mexico & Arizona Land

200

7% July

11% Feb

New Park

Jan

12% July
3% Mar

New

July

94(4 Jun

1.100

13%

Jan

18 % Mar

1,500

4(4

Jan

8% July

Co

—

Feb

19%

20%

9,400

19 3/8

Aug

27%

Jan

2%

Jan

4(4 July

4%

Jan

5% Apr
16% May

New

York

Auction

New

York

&

:

Co

4

4,900

5%

1,100

1434

200

Hi

7,600

3%

114

1

common

Honduras Rosario-

1
*
10
10

12% Mar
1% May

2ft Jan

11%

11%

300

10 x/4 Mar

1?%

Jan

21%

22%

1,700

21% Aug

33%

Jan

1,000

19v8

Apr

24%

Jan

700

24%

21%

22

27%

I3',

~4

33a

3%

20%
3

29% July

Jan

34

3%

Aug

334

2,100

3% Aug
2% Jan

43/8

32,100

11%

11%

3,800

26%

700

2

A

4

1,540

2A
131

Jan
Mar

2%

700

2%

Apr

14%

250

P%

Apr

July

4% July
4% Jan
4% July
12

Jun

28%

Jun

7(4 Jan
3(4 Mar
145

Feb

4% Jun
17

Jun

5

Mar

3%

33/8

12,200

3% July

42%

43%

4,400

40% Mar

48%

20

21%

5,000

1934 Mar

3

3%

12,100

27(4 May
4% Jan

2%
58

2ft

Feb

4"% Mar

22,600

2%

137% 138%
2%

10% May
21

200

5

13%.

3%
43

Jan

4,000

2534

*

common

New York Merchandise

50c
1

Mining Co_

Process

2%

25c

Zinc—

Superior Oils.

2A
138%

1

—20

Min & Chem Co

9,200

New

6%

5

100
Co—

convertible preferred

Jersey

26

1
40c

common

Dominion Oil Ltd

New British

Jan

26%

1

1

i

w

Neptune Meter commonNestle

4%

27

4
3%
4 (4
11(4

—30c

National U. S. Radiator Corp

Feb

2,000

5%

1%
11/4
22
22

17%

4%

14 "2

1

10c

Transit common

National

14% May

200

4%

*

Associates

8% Feb
126%

3%

1
1

(Mich)

Brewing Co

20 %

1

Co

National Bellas Hess common

National

—

Dehydrating &

National Alfalfa

Milling

1

Inc

Namm-Loeser's

99%

91

*

4

31

10%

Lynch Corp

Jan

5

4

20 %

4%

2% May

8% Aug

31

4

*

England Tel & Tel

9.800

13,500

40

New

1.400

9(4

13% Mar

Co

99% Jan

2%

8%

70% May
28% Jan

(The)

Jan

10%

11% May

250

1.000

pfd—100
v

Feb

13% May

8% Feb

2,300

35

no

1

Inc

5%

11(4 Jun

100

36

20(4

5%

10c

3.90%

T»01\fireman Manufacturing

Aug

10

8
93

*

international Metal Industries A
*
international Petroleum capital stock-*
international Products
5

ironite

11%

10%

_50c

Co

7,

Gt Brit & Ireland—£1

Pwr &

Light 4%

Insurance

10

1,100

35

Lunkenheimer

National Union Electric Corp

reg

8%

100

12 (4

10%

2,600

Jun

4% Jan
24

I
Illinois Zinc Co common
Imperial Chemical Industries—

31% Jun

29%

2(4

National

i7

Mar

82

National

Products

Jan

Jan

97/8 Feb

153/a July
25%

23% Apr

400

96

Mar

20

6 3/4
15

2%

.

Murray

6

6(4 July
Jan

12%

11%

*

A

Chain-

17% Feb

149% Jun

2,000

4%

5

1

Jun

10%

12(4

10

§Muntz

Jan

433

100%

29 %

.

July

Jan

41%

*
5

1,000
1,400

1

May

50

100%

Oil Refining capital stock
Hurd Lock &
Manufacturing Co——
Hydro-Electric Securities

6%
13%

—25c

82

20% May

4%

41

5

common

Humble

6%
13%

Inc—

105

Jan

Jun

104

6%
13%

5

Mills
Mountain States Tel & Tei

Mar

138

5(4

Mt

59%

29

37%

4% Jan

2,800

16% Feb

Jan

30

39

2,900

5%

—100
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c

123/4

*
2

(Harvey) Inc

Jan

40

10

Hubbel)

4%

800

60

Hardart

<R G.)

3% Jan
Mar

5(4

5%

50c

6% Feb

181

5(4

University

13% Mar

Mar

100

18

10c

&

213/4 May
5% Mar

5(4
5%

10

10% July
20% July

60 :(4

_1

& Hardart

8% Jan

<

79 (4

Mid-West

l

Horn

1% Mar

Mar

7

2%

Midwest

__25

Horn

1% Jan

300

80%

12% Feb

& Co

2% Jun

1,500

7%

1
5

29

82

A)

4,800

1%

Lodge & Shipley (The) Co—
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co__——1
Louisiana Land & Exploration
1

18% Jan

;

3%

l

Feb

*

-

1(4

-

14% Feb

3(4

1%

7%

33%c

5

Jan

103

Herder's Inc
Hormel (Geo

— —

3% Mar

10% July
8(4 Jan

«,

4% Mar

3

'

16 3/4 Apr

4,£00

9c

140

*

& Co class A

13% May

•

•

:—1

Metal

81

(R)

30% July
25
Jan

Jan

Michigan Bumper Corp__
Michigan Steel Tube*
Michigan Sugar Co common
6 7c preferred
Micromatic Hone Corp

103

Hoe

Apr

'

Jun

3,400

Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common

Jan

*»—-

2

9 5/8

preferred

19

19'/a
11%

-

74% Feb

103

convertible

Jan

100

1

30% May

»

100

5 %

A

Jan

11%

Hercules Steel Products
Hlghie Mfg Co common

Feb

5

Mar

8 34

common

5% July

% May

1,600

■

—

20c

Jan

49

4%

& Co

2% Mar

1,500

12%

?,

28% Jan

5(4% preferred

Henry Holt

900

2,200

13

11%

common

Apr

16% Apr

68

11%
9%

preferred

A

28 V*

42% Jun

200

4ft Jan

;

Co

4%

%

Aug

675

3%

140

2

Class A
Heller

3%

3%

A

-

15%

Aug

common

3%

4%

20

14% May
38% Feb
3% Mar

85%

Jan

15%

23% Feb

_10c

Rubenstein

125

15%

May

.

1,300

84%

2

common-

500

15%
40%

*

Mays

Jan

3%.

4

2

Mining Co

20%

15%

5

2(4

Hazel

20

40%

May

20%

Ltd

Groceterias
Steel

133%

Havana Lithographing Co

163/4 AuAg

18 %

12%

Class B
Locke

McDonnell

H

Hecla

Loblaw

60

;

Jan

.

20%

Liberty Fabrics of N Y___
57c cumulative preferred

12,500

Inc..

13% July

11

.

5

Mining Corp of Canada—
Minnesota Pwr & Light 57o

Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries

11% Feb

2,375

20%

—10

Realty common

Le Tourneau

Jun

Aug

7%

.50c

Bishop Inc
Hazcltine
Corp
Hcarn Dept Stores

Mines

Lefcourt

11,900

Harvard Brewing Co—,

1,100

16%

1

common

3%

Hammcnd Organ Company
Hartford Electric Light

13%

1

;

Extension

2%

Lamp Co—

16% Aug

40%

1.

May

106% May

103% Jan

16%

*

5

Jan

30

400

13%

50

2%

14,500

17

2.50

Monotype Machine Co

Salle

Maine

11

—

Hall

4%

16%

»

Lamson Corp cf Delawere.
Lamson & Sessions Co__

3%

_

3%

105% 106%

16%

5

Lakey Foundry Corp

2%

;

4(4 Mar

—7.50

Corp

Shores

3%

common

4

100

;

Rubber Co

B)

Laclede-Christy Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc

23'8

Company

Feb

Jun

__———_u—~

Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co

1

.

2%

3ft

5

Stores

1

Leases.

Grocery Stores Products

(I

Hotels

__JL

.

pfd

Development Co

Kobacker

Co__—

Ltd

Jan

111 Jan

1

4%%

Middle States Petroleum

Hydraulics

Gruoil

&

Magna

20

28%.

♦

100

Oils

1%

9,000

(Del

1% Feb

Tea—

stock

Chemical

&

Grass

Oil

105 % Feb

400

51

Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd_—25
1
Rapids Varnish
5
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc.
L— 10c
Non-voting common
7% 1st preferred.

7,200

23/8

Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd

110% July
4% Jan

3,200

Grand

Great Atlantic

1%

2%

Corp

21

50

common——4

Manufacturing

300

1%

15c

Kennedy's Inc
Key Co common
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Kings County Lighting common-.
47v cumulative preferred
•.

Feb

20%

1%

45%

_

Mines—

Motors

Kawneer Co

Feb

11%

47

♦

preferred

Consolidated

Feb

6%

4%

10c

1

Kansas Gas & Electric

107%

45

%

—5

class A

1

common.;

K
Kaiser

111% Jan

20%
1

5

Griesedieck

10% July

Jan
Jan

11

11
*

Ihc

Goodman Manufacturing Co J:—

Great

Mar

7A

14,000
25

27

%

16

B

Inc

prior

Gorham

1

110

6%

1

Co

Co

O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd

105 V«

%

class

B

$4.50

3% Feb

33%

15

Distilleries

Goklfield

Aug

3% Jan

3%

101/4

Gladding McBean & Co

Class

8

*

Glen Alden Corp

Godcbaux

7% Jun

19% May

108%

*

Gilchrist Co

Glenmore

Aug

Jan

••20

1

1

Mines

common

July

2%

1,200

110

_

Yellowknife

Gilbert

2

16

Service

uorp

5% May

4(4

preferred
20
$6 preferred--*
SGcn'eral Stores Corporation
l
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
$4.60 preferred
*
Public

3% Mar

109% 109%

convertible

5%

General

;

34% July
115

105%

10

42(4

__100

General Plywood Corp common

Apr

17% July

General Electric Co Ltd—

General Outdoor Adv 6%

Jan

109 (4

preferred
100
Mfg Co common
l
General Acceptance Corp warrants—
General Alloys Co
♦
General Builders Supply Corp com
1
5'to convertible preferred
25
5 7o

General

Glass

Jerry

Lear Inc

*

Gellman

6%

Jan

1

common

1

High

1%

La

Gatineau

Low

6%

Lake

_1.25

Co——

A)

6%

May

£i

Brewing

(Peter)

July
66% July

1,600

Ford Motor Co Ltd—

dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co—

July

6A

135%

130

B

Amer

Jan

4% Mar

Jun

31(4 Feb
3

Range since Jan.

High

L

Class

Fox

51%

5,900

Jan

10

20%

5%

Class

.

3%

300

5

Jun

10

1

Motor of Canada—

Ford

7%

23% July
1% Jan

1

class

Tiger Line Inc

Flying

8%

24%
2%

*

(Phila)

(M H)

Fishman

83/s

24%

25c

Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated Petroleums Ltd

8%

1

Low

1

a

Kingston Products

\

Camera

Shares

Israel-American Oil Corp__
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc-lc

% Jan

26

for Week

Jun

%

___^i

Empire Mill work Corp__
Emsco Manufacturing Co

Warrants

25

12%

11,100

20%

Jan

2814

5

common

ElectroData Corporation
Electrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
Empire District

2114

Jan

21%

25

20 >4

21 Vs

i

23%

Sales

Range
of Prices

Sale Price
Par

Irving Air Chute
23%

*

Week's

Last

American Stock Exchange

High

18%

3a

Washing Machine class B
Mines Limited

If'tinliifR

High

l

$2 preferred
Elder

Low

Friday
STOCKS

Range since Jan. 1

Associates-

Eastern Sugar

13

for Week

of Prices

AUGUST

Sales

Last

STOCKS

Easy

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED

Friday

~2,V

_2

12%

12%

59

59

10%

10%

Ml

500

100

z

Jun
Jan

2 ft Aug

10(4

82

Si's

Jan

July
Apr

Jan

13% May
61

50

40

Jan

500

10

Mar

Jun

11% May

35 *

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North

American

Class

__

__

class

Cement

North

Airlines

Penn

RR

.

Jan

3V« Mar

Sentinel Radio Corp

4,400

6(4

Jan

9(4 Mar

Sentry

6%

6%
11 Va

A. __10

19%

300

54

Aug

125

55

Aug

56%

45

Jan

50% July

54%

'

50'/a

4%

4%

10,000

9%

10 v*

3,300

89 V*

89 Vi

50

4%

pfd— .100

10

__

88

Mar

99

Jan

July

12

Jan

210

101% 102

Aug

6(4 Mar

4% July
5%

Feb

94(4
104

Seton

Mining

Leather

Shattuck

5

Denn

Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams

Sherwin-Williams

Shoe Corp of America
Sicks Breweries Ltd

o
Oceanic Oil

Company

common
Ohio Brass Co claSS B

Ohio

Power

Okalta

4% %

Oils

3V4

3(4

3(4

2,300

9(4

9(4

9%

3,200

6(4

Jan

10%

Apr

450

54%

Apr

61

Jan

168(4 Jan

112

Mar

55 >/4

•

common

preferred...

55(4
109

.100

Ltd

57
109%

400

1%

1,700

1,96

90c

Okonite

25

Old

_1

6%

7

7

6%

Company common...
Town Corp common

40c cumulative

Olympic Radio

preferred
Television Inc

&

72

72

Jan

J

200

6%

200

6(4

Jan

7,000

4%

113 July
84% Mar

Jan

7

6%

8%

Jun

19% Aug

Jan

6% July
8% Jun
23%

Feb

July

88

90

l

90

550

65(4

Jan

92

26%

Amer shares.lOs

Securities

71

Apr

700

__1

O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd

1(4

73%

6%

1

.

Omar Inc

Overseas

July

1
50c

Ogden Corp

27

300

18%

Jan

29(4 July

Silex Co

Simca

5%%

Apr

34%

Apr

100

29

Feb

32 %

27%

Jan

28%

29%

600

27%

Jan

29%

28 V»

28(4

300

27% Mar

29%

27 (4

2

1st

red 1st pfd
Lighting $4.50 preferred

$4.40 dividend
$4.75

*

Pentepec Oil

2%

l

(C A)

vtc

10%

lJ/4

1%

14% July

25%

700

15

Jun

24%
8%

Apr

6% May

9%
6

Feb

7%

7 Va

17

16%

Preston

East

Progress

common

Q

J

Amer

4

25c
common

2.50

common

6V4
5%

3%

16(4

Jan

Jan

18% Mar

6%

9,200

6

800

4

4

Jan

4%

Jun

x71%

Feb

Jan

Ve

2,000
200

"in ~2,l«

1,800

23% May

10%

9%

10%

$1.60

5%

Jan

10% July

Jan

110(4 Jun

21

Standard

Oil

Common

(The)

9(4

Feb

Stylon

6(4

Jun

8

7%

8

..1,100

6% Jan

66%

67

300

49(4

Jan

57%

57%

100

52

Jan

12

12%

1,200

11% Mar

18%

18%

5,000

12%

'/4

8

8%

25,800

2

2V»

3.800

12%

12V»

12%

39 V4

38

40%

2.300

10%

10 Va

10 Va

4,100

4.400

101 % 101%

*

59

16%

10

Feb

12
Aug
15(4 Feb
9 V*

Feb

100

Mar

44

Jan

15%

Apr

600

27

700

26

May

(Robert)

Reliance

1

Corp..
&

Arms

Richmond

19(4 July
'10%

Apr

12% Aug
73

Jun

10'/a Mar
106%

Apr

63% July
16% Jan
41

Feb

29

Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—

(Texas Corpt
Vtc

to

extended

Jun

500

10

Aug

13% Mar

Corp

Field

(The)

700

24,300

1%

1%
39%

400

11%

11%

5,600

—50c

3

1965—i__ZZ_l
pfd F

100

5

Inc

Ryan Consolidated

96 (4

7(4

10(4

8,000

7%

600

2%

2%

3.800

2%

2%

1,500

x96

22%

2% July
2% Jun

22

%

300

1,800
600

15%

14%

X13%

1

16

700

15

8.400

5

5

200

7%

7%

28%

Petroleum.—ZZZZZZl

4%
6%

6%

4.500

29%
4%
6%

300
4,000

,1,400

Jan

4% Feb

22%

43%

1

4%

10

34%

common

Feb

92%

41%

Z Z

Co..

Jan

200

34%

~7 %

Jan

May

10%

170

15%

1

%
37

17%

41%

1.25

Jan
Jan

96(4

34%

*

1

17%

1

Company

Ryerson & Haynes

2%
2%

9%

5

_

Oil Co Ltd
Russcks Fifth Ave common

Aeronautical

7%

16%

55

ZZ.ZZZlO

Co

common

F Cl

~9%

£i

reg

common

Corp

(The

200

1V4

39%

Royalite

Ryan

37

1%

1

Jan

Rotary Electric Steel

Russell

Jan

11%

vtc

Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord

-

30

39%

..ZZ.ZZZZZZl

9% July
Apr

19(4

1 %

Feb
Mar

21(4 Mar

10%
24

1%

Jan
Mar

Feb

11% July
8% Apr
Jan

98

Apr

18% July
24% Jan

Jan

47% July

Apr

38% July
17% July

Apr

July

16% Aug
C-114 Mar

6% July
28 % Jan

9% May
50'4 Feb

5

3(4

Jan

6% Jun

St Lawrence
San

\

Corp Ltd common
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—

Cum

pfd

Cum

5%

pfd

1

~

series

4V2%

Cum pfd 4.40%

20

series

20

series

Schick

1

Z~~~25c
Co

1

Inc

Scullin

Steel

Co

Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard

Airlines

Securities Corp General
Seeman

Bros

For

~

common

Oil Co Ltd.

Western
Inc

footnotes




24%

68(4

69%

1,800

99%

9%

100

24%

24%

6% Mar

8%

Jan

20%

21%

'

100

_____ZZ~

300

page

37,

3%

3

!«

3%

54.000

8%

8%

8%

1.300

6%

6

6(4

23 Ve

24

24

24

24(4

2.400

»

78% May
13% Jan

20(4 Mar

22

21%

Apr

Jun

3% July
Apr
3% Jan
6%

5 A Feb
9% July
8% Apr

Jan

28(4 Mar

Jan

29

Jan

3

14%

4.100

3%

3%

1.100

15%

15%

33,700

300

Jan

27%

Talon

Inc

Jun

8% July
8(2 Jan

27%

37(4 Mar

49%

Jan

57% May

27%

Jan

28%

41%
45

27%

~45

Jan

49% July

45%

700

38 %

Jan

47

25 % Mar

100

27 V4

27 Va

900

16%

16%

800

Jun

26

16

Jan

22%

4%
74

72

74

500

Jun

July
28 (4 May

24%

16%

x28%

Feb
Jan

Jun

Apr

Jan

58

6
75

Aug
Jan

5

200

4% May

6

4%

100

4%

Feb

6%

Apr

5%

5%

1,700

5V»

Jan

6%

Jan

X28% x28 %

50

23%

Jan

5%

5%

18,800

5 Va

15%

1,700

13%

4%

13,600

1%

Jan

56%

56 >/4

57

1,700

B3%

Jan

24%

25%

3,100

July
5(8 Aug

Jan

3%

30

July

15(4

3%

16%

Apr

5%

Jun

61

23 Va

July

31%

Apr

July

36(4

Apr

15%

Aug

18

100

15 Va

Aug

17%

3,000

14%

Jan

43

15%

15%

15%

38%

37%

39%

6%

900

6 Va

Aug

5(4

1,500

5

Mar

Corp

6(4

6%

5%

5%

—

52%
3%

—

5%

53

—

53

3,300

200

5%

Jun

Feb

400

17%

Jan

20%

17%

400

14

Jan

18%

Apr

13

500

10%

Jan

13%

Jun

Aug

4%

18 V»

3

3%

4%

5%

3

1,100
72,600

32

300

4Vs
21 Va

22%
40

350

37 y«

20 %

20%

900

20

2,000

3%

4%

26,000

x8%

x8%

100

17%

17%

17%

500

~3%

3%

3%

1,200
1,325

4%

.——

.-25c

Aug
Jan

May

15%

Mar

Apr

36% May

Corp

15

28

29

29%

,

3%
24

Feb

36

May

30%

Jan

43% Mar

23%

3% May
7

Apr

8% Mar

Jan

26% Mar

40

20%

common

Jan

8

43

21%

Corp

Jan

4%

Jan

200

29%

32

7V»

3%

5%

17

10c

4)% May

Jan

54

300

13

Instrument

3Va

Jan

Jan

July

Jan

3%

18
common.

Feb

30

350

32

15%

Common

Oil

8

Jan

4%

Apr

14%

Jun

22%
52

Jan
Mar

Jan

5V»

Feb

May

36 %

Jan

Class

class A

B

Technicolor
Texas

Inc

Power

&

Thew Shovel Co

11%

Jan

19%

Jun

16%

16%

16%

2,200

HVa

Jan

17%

Jun

7

27%

27

27%

4,910

23%

Feb

31 Va May

1

14%

15

6,600

5

common

common

Light

$4.56

——5

common

28%

1

20%

19%

4%

.4'/4

common

Thorofare Markets Inc—i

Amer

16% Mar
112

Mar

1,600

Jan

35 Va May

4,900

15

Jan

22% July

4,200

4Vs Mar

5%

13 Vi

13%

800

12% Mar

16%

Apr

__2o

25 Va

17,300

14%

25 Va

July

1

1

4%

:'

25%

200

.11

11%

1,800

36%

600

26

64%

64%

100

56%

Jan

69

Mar

7(4

7%

6,100

4%

Jan

10 Va

July

25(4

20% May

9%

Jan
Mar

6%

Feb

1A Jan

2o

70c

Apr

35

11%
„

def registered—5s
common

Feb

'

Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—£1

7(4

25 Va

Aug

12% July
39

7%
li«

July
Jun
Jun

xl03

175

105

May

1

2%

2%

3

5,500

2(4

Jan

3

July

1.25

HI'

1%

1%

3,200

1%

Apr

2%

Jan

3%

3%

900

3%

Feb

4%

Jan

10%

11%

58,400

10

May

14 Va

Jan

29(4

29%

600

25

Jan

30%

Aug

29

Apr

—100

Lux

Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
True

X103

1

*

Temper

July

23 Vt

24%

__25c

Corp

13% May
107

13%

Construction

Toledo Edison 4(4% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Trans

21%

25

24%

Roofing. Inc
&

29%

1,100

10

^._10c

70c convertible preferred

Realty

14%

18%

109% 109%
28%

Chemical

Corporation

18%

pfd——*

Corp
—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc.!
Thor

17%

——5

common

common

Tampa Electric Co

IVA

Corp

Trunz Inc

xl03

99

Jan

19 % Mar

♦

u
Ulen

Management Company

3%

10c

Unexcelled Chemical Corp

5

7%

6%

7%

10,400

Feb

4 Va

Jan

6% July
7% July

Union Gas of Canada

*

Apr

50%

Union

4

8%

Jan

10 V4

100

85%

Jan

Investment

Co

United

Aircraft

Products

United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products

United

Molasses Co

Amer

United N J

10%-

RR

Profit

&

20

U S

registered

6%
40%

7%

Canal

1,100

1,900

46

7%

100

n
5%

%
6

50 Va

25

49 Va

48%

25

38(4

38 Va

39

1

common

Conditioning Corp

Jan

13%

13%

14

2(4

2%

10c

157

239 %

Jun

%

Jan

1 Vt

Mar

Jan

9

Mar

8,200

45%
37

11 Va

2%

11,500

2 Va

166 %

4,900

90%

3

1,200

1

12%

12%

13%

1,900

50c

4%

4%

4%

200

...25c

2%

Co

Jan

380

United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common

Universal American Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance

230

700

%

3

2%

11

1,500

1%

100

65 V»

37

37

50

38

38

300

5

5

4%

5 Va

8,500

Aug

3%

Apr
Jun

Jan

May
Jan

2%

81%

10

Sugar

Jan

—15%

Jan

2%

28%

Apr
Jan

25% Mar
3(4

54% Mar

40%

Jan

2%

15

common

Jun
Mar

1% Mar

81%

10

6% July

5%

10

162

Reclaiming

Products

9%

300

1

Universal

Apr
Feb
Aug

Feb

1

Rubber

7% July

9(4
46

A

Co

S

Jan

Jun

Mar

100

232% 232%

100

common.—.25

U S Foil class B

U

5% July
35 Va

5

10

Sharing

Specialities

6%

10s

preferred

Air

45%

*

common

United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
;

United

6%

102

Ltd—

dep rets ord

United

common__50c

41

Feb

180% July
3% July

14(4 July
5%

Apr

2% Mar
X83

46%

Aug
Jun

42% July
6

Jun

8

Vs July

Jan

20

13 V4

ve,

Jun

2,000

Jun

Aug

6% Mar

24'4 Aug

23

14%

2

22% Jan

1,000

2%

7

32

8

'

33 %

3%

Finch

Utah-Idaho

2,200

2i\
3 Va

1

65% Mar
9% July

20

—

23%
♦

50c

-ZZZZZZZZZZZ"
see

—

400
200

34

5%

Universal

20

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre Si Fisher Brick

8

69

8%
7%

8%

7%
33

31%

Union Stock Yards of Omaha

3%

3% Mar

27%

13% Mar

8%
7%

common

Jan

14% July
68
Jan

8

San

Co

5V4

5 Va

41

2(4 July
45(4

20

10%

Jan

~5%

4Va Mar

3% Aug

Co

Precision

Swan

Apr

2.000

*

Rico Argentine
Rio Grande

Cabllo

19

4Va

Superior Tool & Die Co

Jun

2%

25

1

Radiator

Roosevelt

11%

Jan

1,700

Apr

Jan

Jan

.5

Inc

Inc

Rowe

34%

7

Apr

3% Mar

Superior Portland Cement Inc

23%

50c

Engineering

Co

Rice-Stix

Rome

100

9% Mar

ZZl

& Co..
Oil

Electric

Remington

100

6.25

Pump Co..

Reiter-Foster

y

9(4

24%
35

10

10c

Preferred
Reis

9%

24%
34 >4

32%

Inc

Toklan Oil
1

100

24%

Feb

il

*

1,900

15%

Amer deposit rets
Todd Shipyard Corp

10

~4
41

3%

1

Corporation

Tobacco

Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co
common..
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Reading Tube Corp common

~3%
41

Corp

Jun

Quebec Powder Co¬
Jan

Jan

Brewers Inc

Tishman

26%

Feb

45

5%

x4%

67(4 July
60 % Feb

Mar

15 %

31

12%

May

37

400

50

Aluminum Products

Thiokol

25

16%

26%

1%

500

60

16

Feb

5& Jan

II

37

2

Ray Drug common..
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp

8(4 Jan

47

Jun

4%

Sun

Tilo

Reda

&

(Hugo)

Jan
Jan

6 % Mar

1(4 July

Light common

Corp

Shop Inc
(S) & Co

&

Stroock

Aug

July

1,000

Apr

Jan

% Aug
30 V4 May

5,700

B

Stop

3%
3

36 Va

5'

1

&

Stinnes

6(4

27(4

2,200

42%

5

Canada

(J B)

Jan

500
800

1,100

%

%

41

2

preferred

class

(A)

12,100

3(4

5%

May

-38 Va Mar
'38

41%

Corp

Products

Steel Co of

7%
30%

29 (4

29% Aug
32% July

11%

Standard Tube class B

Starrett

5%

3 Va

8,600

4%

Standard-Thomson

6%

30%

31%

.

Packaging
Power

Standard

4%

3V4

Jan

29%

Feb

,.49% July
30
July

21%

25

(Ky)

Convertible

7Va

100

Jan

25

preferred

Factors

Standard

5'/a
— —

2

5

May

27(4

20 %

Jan

25
25
25

Standard Forgings Corp.
Standard Industries Inc

Stetson

78(4

200

May
May

Co

convertible

Jan

2,400

28 Va

10%

Standard Dredging Corp common—_

Jan

6,500

May

Corp

Jan

6,000

100
com

Royalty

Shoe

4%

99 Va

8 ("a

*

common

Spencer

Stahl-Meyer Inc—i

May

23%

1

__ZZ~*

Manufacturing

Southland

Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling

95%

46 (4

1

Jan

2(4

106 Va

100

8(4

Pipe Line

9%

22%

18%

Z_1

cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber

Southern

Aug

~T% Jury

117% Feb

Jan

18 (4

Inc

5%

96%

1

Ltd______Z

Nevada...

4.32%
4.08%

Southern Materials Co

Stein

20

Jan

49%

25

.

preferred

Jan

13% Aug

; 75% Aug

100

Edison—

preferred

7%

4

1,000

3,000

12.50

common

6(4 Aug

23%

1

Co

3U July

Jan

1,600

Feb

34 %

1

ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation

1lg

74%
113 V*

35

36

1

preference
preference.
cumulative
preferred
cumulative preferred

Standard

Aug

4(4

69

£1

convertible

Jan

61

11,000

1

_

Inc....

Co

3 Va

*

America

of

/

13%

2Z50

Gas

Pyle-Natlonal

200

1,000

13%

"

414%

Puget

8,600

4 V»

~1%

1

...10

Public Service of Colorado—

Pyrene

17 Va

62

13%

«

common....

Co.

» fi

— —

1

Piosperity Co class B
Providence

600

6(4

Oil

California

Standard

sharcs__10s

Ltd..;

3

6%

1

Dome Mines

Corp
Mfg

2,100

Jan

20

convertible

4.48%

Apr

18

4V»
61

__

__1

Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common

Producers

.

Jun

12 Va

8% May
52 % Mar

18%

common

cumulative

4.56%

Jan

5%

15% xl5%

62(4 July

31

15,000

18 V4

1

original

4.88%

Jan

Jan

16

2.50

of

Jan

800

15 Va

15%

7%

Minerals

Alexander

Metals

8%

6(4

1

Corp of Canada

Pressed

Jan

Jan

7%

Mining Co
&

Jan

2%

5

7%

Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co

Power

May

2

Jan

Piper Aircraft Corp common ;
l
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50

Powdrell

Jan

Aug

Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co
;
_»
Phillips Screw Co
ZZlOc

Polaris

72% July

5

7%

Perfect Circle Corp

Scale

Jan

110% May

59

(The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20

Pneumatic

13

Jan

8,800

Pep Boys

Ltd

10(4 May
104

2,700

5%

2

Mines

Jan

1%

2.50

Pinchin Johnson

2

107% July
3 Va Feb

1 (4

5

-Z-ZZZl

Corp

Co

Pierce Governor

Jan

6,400

1%

1%

2

j

&

104(4

Mar

11%

"ll

18(4

Corp common..!-

Penn

5%

Apr

Jan

Coast

Southern

Jun

105(4

l

Pennroad Corp common

Gold

50

1%

2

Oils

19,800

27%

106%

Apr

26

l

Class B

Parkersburg-Aetna

Peruvian

11V»

110 Va 110 Va

Mar

102% Mar

4,500

5

Amer share___l Bol

Corp..

Parker Pen Co class A

Traffic

2%

"1%

2 Bol

Chemical Company

Patican Co Ltd

31 (4

67% Mar

lc

(C A)

2%

110%

50

*

vtc

Motors

107 (4 107 (4

11 Va

100

Power & Light 5% pfd
Page-Hersey Tubes common

Paramount

107(4

1

Pacific

Oil

4U0

280

/

*

Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd

Pancoastal Petroleum

—

Va

105% 106(4

27(4

*

preferred
preferred

600

32%

101 %

25

cum

dividend

Israel

32 Va

13%

*

Corp

Manufacturing

South

Apr

31

May

"5%

Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp—10c
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
*

Feb

preferred

32 V8

25
1st

1,200

9%

%..

*
1

...

Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered

29(4 Aug

25

preferred

13 Va

Singer

Jan

400

pfd series A...25
red 1st preferred....
25

4.80%

Pioneer

Apr

31

redeemable

Penn

37(4

29 (4

5%

Park

Jan

35

31

redeemable

Pan

2,900

36%

28 Va

preferred

1st

4.50%

36 Va

25

1st

5%

5%

Pacific

_36%

Jan

8 (4

Publications—

preferred

Simplicity Pattern common

Soss

25

;

Jun

11%

28

30%

1

Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing. Co

South

1st pfd

Feb
Jan

400

12
10

28 Va

40c
500 fr

Corp

Shares

American

convertible

Sonotone

Pacific Gas & Electric 6%

3 (a

*

Precision

Sjmmons-Boardman

$3

7%

Jan

49%

2

common—

Creek

Silver

Mar

Jan

1%

—2

Class B

4% Mar

17

4%

9,100

104%

*

Signal Oil & Gas Co class A.
3

July

600

1%

105

105

*

class A

1,300

5%

22

"ll%

100
Canada

of

14"%

1

High

1

9%

71%

25

Low
11

1%
12

12

—-

common

preferred —1

4%

Jun
Jan

common

20°
*

—'i.

Range since Jan.

5%

1%

—10c
1

Inc

Servomechanisms

Shares

High

14

—1

common

Control
Corp class B

Safety

Serrick

56% July

31,400

600

10

-50

...

11% Aug

13 Ve

55

50

-25
1

Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 Vi%

7

55%

54

55

—50

,

_

Co

,2Va

11%

10

Northeast

35% Jan

5.400

for Week

Prices

oi

Low

125«

Selby Shoe Co

Jun

3,500

2{g

1

B

North American Rayon
$3 pfd
North Canadian Oils Ltd

53%

49%

10c

—

Norden-Ketay Corp

Sale Price
Par

High

48%

49'/a

„

Inc

Sales

Range

Last

Exchange

American Stock

since Jan. 1

Low

214

Pond

Mines

Lites

Range

>

High

Week's

Friday

STOCKS

Shares

oi Prices

Low

WEEK ENDED AUGUST VI

for Week

Range

Sale Price
Par

FOR

Sales

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

1(4
7

Jan

3(4 Aug
15(4 July

Valspar Corp
$4

common

convertible

Feb
16 % July

5
*

Van

4(4

Venezuelan Petroleum
Vinco

1

79%

76

!0c

9%

9

4%

4%

Corporation

1

_

Jan

*

Zi

33
4 (4

79%

100

200
300

Apr

Apr

94%

27

Jan

35(4 July

3% May
25

Jan

16
6 (a

16,200

4%

Jan

4%

800

4%

Jun

25%

10

4% May
18%

33

Norman Co warrants-

Jun

A

6Va
87%

1

preferred

25%

50

16

16%

400

6V4

7,100

5%

11

23 % May

14%

Jun

3% May

Jan

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RANGE FOR

Friday
American Stock Exchange

Week's

Range

Shares

Sale Price
Par

Lotu

Aircraft

Co

ctfs

cumulative

$2

preferred

Watch

5

5

400

5 %

5%

500

3y8

"3%

1

-j.

21%

22%

2,500

l

Co common

2l/8

2Ve

•2%

12,700

Leaseholds

pfd

33,000

1

205

139

7%

41/4'

1st pfd__10O

1,100

102

7ii

Jan

2%

11%

Apr

37

238 '/2 242

Jun

102

Feb

3% Mar
158

105% May

433 Feb

-v-400

186

8tV July
242

Jan

Aug

Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—

Tablet

Western

&

Is

Coal

Inc—_

Weyenberg Shoe

Mfg

convertible

5%%

(Wm)

(The)

Williams
Wilrich

(R

Brothers

Wisconsin

*

Ltd

"

Lt

1

4%%

pfd

1

Woodall Industries Inc_

2

Woodley Petroleum

Feb

or

(issue of May

1927)

7s Issue of Oct 1927)

1947

Jlfay-Nov
April-Oct

1947

A
Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008

Rio

de

Janeiro

ARussian

V A5%s

stmpd

6%s

2s

Low

High

$65
'

$101%

Mar-Sept
56%

-Jan-July

1921

99%

•

102

41

56%
$36

2012—Jan-Julg

1919

—

$42

Jan-July

(Plan A)

Government

Jan. 1

No.

$67

June-Dec

1997

1

Range since

Sold

High

$65

June-Dec

Peru

(Republic of) —
Sinking fund 3s Jan

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

57

42

48

57%

35

37%

61
—

8%

-June-Dec

8%

82

4%

12%

8%

"

8

8%

8%

15

4%

12%

•No par value.
»Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year'i range),
d Ex-interest
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's
range), f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex*
n Under-the-rule
transaction" (not Included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
z

•

principal,

Ex-liquidating dividend.
bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
being traded flat.
I Reported In receivership.
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
"cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.

13 %

3,500

29%

100

4%

30

Jan

36

10

Jan

14"%

common

Bonds

Jun

24 %

Jan

32 %

Jun

Jan

2%

Apr

4

Jun

5%

Jan

900

18%

200

>>

6%

ii

24,400

3%

12 % Mar

150

1,700

".1
3%

31/4

A

'

6%

6%

July

11

Apr

4%

23 %

23

23%

550

171/4

171/4

17%

1,000

15%

Jan

19 % Mar

64%

67%

1,800

39

Jan

75

103

Jan

107%
25

Jan

daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:

on

Stocks

-Bonds

Jun

19

Aug

19%

listed

Averages

the

are

Jun

Mar

27/o Mar

300
.

Below

10% Mar

F eb

17

12 %

Stock and Bond

20 % July

16%

8

(F W)

July

20%

100

Wood Newspaper Machine

Woolworth

21 %

Jan

18%

6%

1

common..,

&

Mar

Jan

18%

"41/2
is i/4

25

Pwr

46

14

175

1 Va

_l

preferred

5%

37% Jan

700

19%

—

5

Petroleums

Wilson

150

20%

13%

13 %

44%

19%

1

& Co

% Mar

19%

"

25

.

Co

Corp

C)

Jan

44

19%
19%

_i

;

Wichita River Oil Corp.
Wickes

10,600

ts

1

preferred

&

V*

29%

lo

White's Auto Stores Inc
Whitman

%

Stationary com___*
1_i—'

Westmoreland
Westmoreland

Sale Price

tFriday's

dep rets ord shares

Amer

Last

Period

Mar

4% July

Jun

A

Ft*

3% Jan

50

24,600

Til

Jan

26%

Jan

148 %■

-

4%

Jaii

24

17% Jan

A7s

Feb

Aug

4%

Jan

102

»

Maryland Ry 7%

Western

2%

3%

100

Ltd

50

147

-

4Va

1.25

West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western

147

♦

1,000

27'/4

2 Va

2%

5%

271/4

lOc

preference
Manufacturing

5%

1% Jan

40c

Knapp Inc_

Interest

Exchang*

Low

Feb

110

17'/2 May
21% Aug

—

5

Wasatch Corp

$6 series
Wentworth

Jan

3% Jan

22 '/a

Ward Baking Co warrants—
Webb &

5

8%

105% Jan

900

i

_

Stock

High

4% July

—

30

Wallace & Tiernan Inc.—,.
Waltham

5

5%

1

American

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—

100

Waitt & Bond Inc__

Week's Range

Friday

Low

*

ext

12

BONDS

High

♦

Baking voting
7</c preferred—

Wagner

AUGUST

Range since Jan. 1

w
Waco

ENDED

for Week

of Prices

WEEK

Sales

Last

STOCKS

10

Feb

20

15

Total

10

First

Second

10

Indus¬

Rail¬

Util¬

65

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Util¬

trials

roads

ities

Stocks

trials

Rails

Rails

66.23

164.85

98.10

100.68

101.35

Date

Mar

Aug.

Ltd—

10

30

May

5

456.40

155.00

Total
40

ities

Bonds

5s

6%

£1

deposit receipts
preference

Wright

Hargreaves

Ltd

*

—

~2

■

Stock

Interest

Last

Period

/

Exchange

32,700

is

Friday
BONDS
American

Sale Price

Amer

Steel

&

Pump 4s inc

debs

1994

Boston

Edison

2%s

series

A

Chicago Transit Authority

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked

}61

Aug.

8

454.05

153.56

66.20

163.94

98.17

100.65

101.11

97.27

99.31

3% Mar

Aug.

9

448.81

151.22

65.59

161.95

98.15

100.63

101.09

96.98

99.22

Feb

Aug,

10

450.29

151.66

65.43

162.30

98.10

100.60

101.09

96.96

99.19

11

455.18

153.47

65.44

163.82

97.83

100.47

101.17

96.86

99.08

3

Jan

Bonds

Jan. 1
Low

No.

High

8

146%

155

95

95%

5

95

88%

3

Over-llie-Counier Industrial Stock

60'/a

60%
1011

19

88%

95%

Jan-July

-

Range sine*

Sold

70

T145

June-Dec

1978

High

101% 101%

Quar-Feb

1970

3%s

Jun-Dec
June-Ut0

99.34

9% Jan

3% Mar

Week's Range

Low

Appalachian Elec Power ,»y4a i»7o
Bethlehem Steel fls Aug 1 1998

—

97.20

71* Mar

Aug.

American

104%
100

88%

92%

Dale—

Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st

mortgage 4s

1st

A

Eastern

series

mortgage

Gas

4s

Fuel

&

Mon.

1993

A

series

3%s

B

1993

1965

Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elee Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1

A6%s

Nov

ex

1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953

1

Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Western RR

&

4s

1970

74%
68

3

2

May-Nop
May-No»
Mar-Sept

101

__

Wed

99

93%

J100% 104

Aug.

72

64

98%

Closing

Thurs.

10—

77.54

11__

77.64

Hlgh

68.72 Dec 31

12

1—

77.70

Low

47.32 Jan

Aug.

195%
88%

1158%

Jan-July

146%

47%

91

81%

26

130
—

SEC Index of Stock Prices

130

46

„

48

134

& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—

June-Dts

1158

129% 138%

1952

A7s

New

England Power 3%s

1961

6%s
Ohio

due

1953

Power

1st

extended to

1st

Pennsylvania
3%s

3s 1971

Oct

1

,

98%

April-Ocl

101

groups

Percent

93%

101

93%

49

98

100

—

102%

__

98%

100% 101

195%

1940 coupon

1960

98

"5

90%

98%

18

100 %

104%

94%

100%

—

-

Durable

Goods

Utility

series B 1973

307.6

265.6

312.0

315.1

—1.0

323.1

'

297.5

145

156

91

98

170

183

135

159

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

102

102

Number
Shares

Transactions at the New York Stock
97%

95%

93 %

95%

23

88

110

98%

99%

30

98%

103%

Mon. Aug.

8

9

3%s series D 1976
._

Southern California Gas 314s 1970

103%

Tues. Aug.

97

103%

99%

95%

99%

99%

99V4

2

103'A

104

104

8

O CO

99

10

99

103

Bond

Bonds

101

Thurs. Aug.

11

Fri. Aug. 12

-

$336,000

196,500

2,649,500

$13,878,000

$1,335,500

$15,213,500

$2,726,000

390,000

3,647,000

242,000

3,150,000

171,000

3,041,000

Total-

105%

April-Oct

198

100%

Counties Gas (Calif)
3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970

Jan-July

193

100

99%

100%

Feb-Aug

198

100%

98 %

104

Spalding

May -Nov

100

100

93%

101

Feb-Aug

1115

Southern

(A

G)

Bros

&

5s

198ft

Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
Uaited Electric Service Co—
A

7s

A7s

with
ex

Dec

Dec

1

Wasatch Corp

Washington

1940

l

coupon

1947 coupon

deb 6s

Water

ser

3%s

Union

6s

108

112

72%

Feb-Aug

66

89

74

——

.

99%

99%

196

June-Dec

99%

92%

$4,000

Last

Period

Sale Price

Jan-July

Baden
(Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
June-Deo
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s

series

B

"German
AS

f

Port

106%

108%

4

100%

106'/a

103

or

Friday's

Bid & Asked
High

__

Bonds

bold
No.

.

Cons

secured

Munic
6s

7s

6%s

1947

1947

1952

__

1100

—

1182%

—

571,113,500

506,780,100

$631,000,500

$589,724,300

Low

Mon. Aug.

High

Tues.

8

157%

89%

76

Corporate

Total
Bonds

Bonds

$75,000

$17,000

$20,000

$112,000

39,000

587,835

11,000

21,000

71,000

651,250
498,355
630,910

Aug. 9

11

Fri. Aug. 12

'

98

—

122

Feb-Aug

—

June-Dec

--

134
H3
184

—

1154
+68
143

—

185

—

Bonds

36,000

54,000

548,155

39,000

57,000

22,000

118,000

$262,000

$149,000

$63,000

$474,000

83,000

10,000

73,000

90,000

174%

89%

—

—

113

Government

Bonds

Shares)

Jan. 1

Foreign

Foreign
Domestic

of

Rtnge sine*

—

Jan-July

—

Exchange

Stocks

(Number

185

192% 105
192% 108%

A




15,460,000
$17,662,500

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

113

—

Hanover (City) Ger 7s 1939
May-No®
AHanover (Prov) 6%s 1949
Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru 6%s
stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2 %s 2008—May-Nov
AMedellln 7s stanmed 1051
June-Dec

$15,500
723,000

13,878,000

Transactions at the American Stock

Thurs. Aug.

1100

April-Oct

Waterways

82,205,700

$15,213,500

Week's Range

Feb-Aug

1951
&

$8,000
398,000
59,481,000

and Industrial

Wed. Aug. 10

Apr«-Oc|

A

ADanzig

2,198,500

89

13

103

Feb-Aug

Interest

1952

$1,335,500

105%

73%

9

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Cop —

A

320,408,811

100'A

103%

26

103 %

83%

82%

Low

series

427,384,778

Total—,

106 % 106%

82%

Friday

^ 6s

13,804,913

..

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

20-year 7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947

8,694,470

Bank

Foreign
Railroad

June-Dec

A

19 54

1955

1115

June-Dec

June-Dec

BONDS
American Stock Exchange

1951

U. S. Government

International

73%

125

1959

Jan. 1 to Aug. 12

Week Ended Aug. 12
1955

Stocks—No. of Shares

125

Jan-July

1964

Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West Penn Traction 5s 1960

Western Newspaper

~3

Bonds

1956
1963

A

Power

1956-

Sales

$2,390,000
3,257,000
2,908,000
2.870,000
2,453,000

104%

99

104

Total

Government

Bonds

Bonds

Bonds

1,730,940
2,231,980
1.577,580
1.621,280
1,532,690

Wed. Aug. 10

90%

98

United States

Bank

Foreign

of and Miscel.

8,694,470

98%

99%

193

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1979

98%

195

196%

Exchange

Int'l

Railroad

Stocks

99%

,

1976

1978

—0.9

1

Mar-Sept
Jan-July .4
_Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug

1973

E

143.6

303.4

~5

145

102

F

283.5

159.0

300.8

—

Finance and Service

125
145

195

series

342.0

339.1

—0.0

103%

6afe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981—May-No®
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-JuIy
Southern California Edison 3s 1965

scries

424.1

—2.4

159.0

102

__

3s

—2.9

331.7

.

157.6

Mining

260.4

420.9

323.9

„.t—.

-

3s

304.21

103

1155

C

375.2

196

1182 %

M 3s

—1.6

1115

May-No®

series

324.7

375.2

April-Oct

April-Oct

and ref

399.2

408.7

Goods
—

322.1

—2.3

369.2

:

—2.0

399.2

103%

97%

1st

LOW

322.1

389.9

Transportation
Trade,

1955—

315.6

Composite
Manufacturing

101%

Jan-July

3%s series A

common

High

Change

107%

ex Oct
1 1947 coupon 1960
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
1998—Jan-July

Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr Gas
Corp. 6%s A 1953
ARuhr Housing
Corp 6 lis 1958

2%s

July 29, '55

196

1964—_June-Deo

A6%s
Public

103

the closing prices of the

jan-July

Water & Power 314s

with

97

1100

April-Oct

1970

Vis

100

on

1955, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the

Aug. 5, '55

*98%
1160

prices based

stocks for the week ended Aug. 5,

Non-Durable

Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6

98%

139

"T"

—

193%

Hq tr ctfs__
April-Oct

Jan-July
Jan-July

1963

mortgage 3%s 1968

mortgage

1115
Mar-Nop

May-Wop

Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd
A 1st
mortgage 6%s 1953.

4

99

95

—

90

1180

ex Nov
l
1947 coupon 1952.
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963

,eM

Rante for

*25

Jan-Jujy

May-JVop

1940 coupon

68.05 Jan 18

*115

AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground

1

80.11 July 27

Low

Aug.

Aug.

The SEC index of stock

A7s with Nov

1950

High

78.28

9

103%
Fri.

for

Range

78.56

Aug. 8

Tues.

81

73%

10

68

97%

68

June-Dec

AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953

Guantanamo

73%

Afoy-NoT
May
Jan-July
Mar-Sept

Averages

(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.

150

30

2,916,505

Total

Week Ended Aug. 12

100

18%
—

134%
113

9
*

184

1

1955

27

97

137

83

Stocks—No.

120

160%
131

of Shares

Domestic

1551/4

Foreign government

64

64

1955

12

1954

2,916,505

3,554,770

149,625,932

81,814,113

$262,000

$267,000

$10,769,000

149,000

229,000

12,522,000

63,000

65,000

2,019,000

$7,548,000
7,369,000
3,131,000

Bonds

187

42%

1954

Jan. 1 to Aug.

Foreign corporate

43
Total.

37

38

The Commercial and

(638)

Financial Chronicle... Monday, August
15, 1955

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Boston Stock
Friday

STOCKS;

Last
Par

Araer Motors Corp—
American Tel & Tel———
Anaconda

Company

Boston

5

Albany RR

&

Boston Edison

Boston

&

5%

(The)—

RR

preferred

Boston

Service

Eastern

5%

Eastern

SS

Gillette

50

May

5

40

137

34

Jan

40

10

113

Mar

126

July

13

13%

52

53%

69

46% May

11%

11%

100

9% Jan

—

Telephone: WOodward 2-5525

Aug

120

10

Associates

Inc

Stores

125

10"%

15% Mar

Jan

55%

Jun

1

12% July

$

Co

1

1

Corp

Aug

22%

Detroit Stock

Jan

150

16 %

Jun

30 %

Aug

60%

231

52% Mar

61%

Jun

51

49%

56%

Jun

78%

—

*

15

30%

49%

50%

5

15

30

59%

—

__

(new)

Copper

15

*

Inc

80%

10

2,344
287

118% 124

—

Aug

63 %

297

May

98%

Jan

Friday

Par

Aug

Star

Maine

Cement Corp

Central

RR

5%

10

20

Mathieson

Pacific

Chemical

Shawmut

Torrington
Union

Twist

United

Drill

Fruit

Co

Co—

16% 'Jan

18

130% Mar

145

Feb

13

59%

49% Mar
38%

Feb

45

1,089

21%

Jan

30%

Jun

9%

7

7'A

Jan

10%

Jun

24%

394

21%

Jan

25% July

28%

82

19%

Apr

30% Mar

22'A

Apr

25% May
v
15% Aug

24%

1,340

15

15%

969

55%

54%

56%

1,650

48%

48%

49%

786

,—

13% Mar
51

Feb

60 %

45%

Jun

44%

45%

140

50%

90

13%

13%

10

12%

Jan

64%

63%

66%

1,081

63%

Aug

82%

65

10

43'A

Jan

73%

Jun

60

Steel

Corp

Friday
Last

14% Mar

Gar

Par
American

Laundry

Electric

Stock

28%

100

-

88

12%

Yard

Picher

Formica

10

.—>—

.

8%

Industries

Wood

Preferred

,

50

Kroger
&

87c

common—

preferred

I

•

1

Co

49

Jun

51

220

21'A

-

46

*

82

24'A
183

26

24%
184

215

37

Jan

22

172%
62%

71

47%

Jan

152

40%

73"%
41%

15 Ve

16

83

7

60

3

7

14%

-

Feb

70%

17%

Jan

14%

120

1%-

l'A

100

33%

33 %

10

29

Mar

50 %

52 %

42% Jan
66'A

13% July
1

May

1

84%

83

84%

70

52 %

51%

52"%

148

31 %

31'A

31%

50

31%

Jun

16%

39%

16 %

84

15% Mar

33

17%

33

25

29%

Jan

34

19%

19%

1

16

Jan

43%

43 %

90

42%

Jan

52

—

7

Pont

—

5

Chemical

Eastman

—

1

—

5

Kodak

Federated

C$

215

82

Jan

68%
56

Jun

386

90% Mar

39%

50

35%

Jan

67%

15

62

21%

21%

28

21% July
24% July

26%

26%

20

79 %

80'A

151

5

.

39%

120

38

Jan

Airway

24

54 %

Jan

81%

44%

30

31%

Jan

49

19 %

__

50%
19%

4

43%

Jan

52

17%

Jan

21% Jun

Jan

30 %

50

__

26%

26%

50

22%

—

22%

22%

25

17% Mar

—

36%

37%

70

__

46%

46%

1

35% May
37% Jan

—

44%

44%

18

41% May

__

47%

48 %

78

40

5
*

(new)
R J Reynolds Tob

*

Paper

5

Mar

Jun
Jun

24%; July
41% Jun
,

55

Jun

50% July
48% Aug

40

OH

fIndiana)

Jan

50

Jan

58%

60

82

50%. Mar

20

25

Oil

(New

15

Jersey)

Standard Oil (Ohio)

20

01% July

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Range
of Prices

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Sales
for Week

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Last

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Jun

July

95

33Vbc

9% Aug
19

18 Va

Jan

5

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Feb
Jun
Jun

78

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__

1

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42 %

42%

44%

.—12

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12% Mar
16%

1%

4 %

38%

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class

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Jun

83%

77

__

*

3% Jan

7%

3Va

„

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Corp
Corp

Allied

70% May
25% Jan

74. % May

40 %

__

5

Central

40%

Mar

•

10

Armour &

67%

__

3% Mar

7%

7%

Jan

Jan

Aug

1%

*

1

Corporation

Allied

Jun

135% July
16% Mar

13% Jan

50

*

Inc

Lead

Corp
Republic Steel

,

1

.

Alleghany Corp

Jun

Jan

39%

29%

9

2

2'A

500

2

29%

29

1

:

Radiator

68% Mar

—

2

2

Potash & Chemical class B—♦

53%

1

Oil

Southern

1

American

46%

__

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Radio

i

4

American

25

25

Ohio Edison

Regis

4

Jun

147

127% 133%
15%
15%

July
7% July

450

Motors

50%

♦

Montgomery Ward & Co
National
Dairy Products

Pure

4%

Cyanamid

65 %

3

Lorlllard Co
Glenn L Martin Co__

American

4%

9Va Feb

3

200

4%

Can

50

128

7% Mar
137% Aug
4 'A Feb

1,300

American

65'A

P

Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola

11

Jan

200

9'A

July

Jan

2,387

9%

Jan

33% Apg
45 %

3%

260

2%
2%

5%

American

58%

Jan

7%

2%

Feb

6

100

5%

249% July

43% Mar

3

15 V2

91'A Mar

1,650

5%

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157%

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Paper

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6%
4%

2%

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Alaska

July

—

5

Liggett & Myers Tobacco

Pan

75
100

35% Mar

1,017

Co

Admiral

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—

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__

York

76

55%

5

:

Greyhound Corp
International Harvester

National

225%

76

Jan

45 % Mar

5

Department Stores

General Electric
General Motors

225%

10

32

7%

2%

Par

46% Mar

52

5

275

573

3

Friday

23'A Feb

Electric

33%
42%

4%

Sale Pries

Feb

Ohio

11

6%

STOCKS

Feb

16%

8

33% Feb

Aug
Aug

Los Angeles Stock Exchange

Aeco

■*

Dayton Pr & Lt Co

New

Udylite

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10

Curtiss-Wright

Jan

10

16%

common

Welding

Studebaker-Packard

54% July
92 % Aug

*

29

100

18%

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Standard

35% July

74

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200

10

16 Va

(Fred Bf—

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Jun

15
25

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1,894

30'%

127% 130

1

8% Apr
27% Mar

25

&

&

May

14%

10

4%

1

Metal

Mar

Apr
37% Jun

Jun

Service

Columbia

12 %

9

Jan

14%

10

10

73% Aug
46% July

36% May
12% Mar
6

27

Products

Cities

33 %

30%

14%
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187% July
73% July

13%

52 %

4,420

14% Feb
13

Jun

1 peso

Pacific

37%

18%

Brewing

Sheller

Mar

29%

Jan

30

15 %

13

Jan

139

41%

36%

1

Scotten Dillon

21% Aug

20% Jan

73'A

73%

36%

16%

Spring & Axle
Rudy Manufacturing

106 % July

Jan

73'A

—

11% Mar

*>"18%

.

32% July
92% Aug
26 % July

9% Aug
6% Jan

13

13

10

Rockwell

50% Jan

Feb

460

512

13

10

Products

Metal

(H

River

Aug

91

1

Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp

Dow

Rickel

July

213

16%

Davis

Prophet

36% July

Jan

1

_10

Avco
Manufacturing
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Benguet Mining

St

May

Jan

39% May

'150

9%
8 J/8

8

8%

1

Electric

Peninsular

Feb

27%

719

50

Ashland Oil

City

Parke

Apr

49

25%

184

25

Anaconda Mining
Armco Steel (new)

Canadian

15%

10

9%

9%

13

Aug'
Aug

2V4 Feb
22% Apr

Jun

145

2%

common

Mfg

Clemens

Wayne

5

Tobacco

54%

Feb

21%

25%

Telephone & Telegraph—100

American

Apr

13%

532

20 %

1

•

Radiator

American

42%

50

-

9

&

Screw

National

■

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American

125

15%

154

1,470

*
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—

Lock

Pfeiffer

52%

7% July

170

24

1

Manufacturing

Mount

4% July
17% July

82

—

23%

12

Jan

24

May
Aug
July

22 %

Jan

67

1

Brewing

Masco

Feb

35%

220

—

American

Jan

25

23

3,080

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Lansing Stamping

Apr

89

8%

,

Stocks—

14%

104 %

Jan

1

17

4 %

Apr

July

29% July

99 % Aug
82% Mar

174

40%
41%
100% 106%

106

100

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Unlisted

DU

,

40%

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—

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Jan

35%
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49

•
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23%

4%

442

87 %

5
1

Klnsel Drug
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor- Heater common

Aug

15'A

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Feb

59'

80%
52%

—.

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July

51

1

27%

82%

1

Manufacturing
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Kaiser Motors

Jun

34%

—

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—

27

88

529

Hurd

8%

Inc

Gibson Art

60

347

1

41%

Jan

28%

Jan.

High

Jan

37

88%

17

*

24%

28%

4%

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Range since

428

100

Jan

27%

33%

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55

87 %

*

com

58

28%
100

—

50

Transit

Union

28%
53%

8.50

com

—

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Cincinnati

Eagle

,

*

common

&

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56%

16

41%

Howell Electric Motors

230

105

1

Hoover Ball & Bearing

Low

32%

21

5

Graham
Paige common
Grejat Lakes Oil & Chemical

High

31%

—

10

Paper

Cincinnati Gas

Dow

32%

8

Carey
Champion

Cin

Low

20

Baldwin

21

21

.——10

Trailer

Gemmer

for Week
Shares

Jan

Mogul Bower Bearing

Hoskins

of Prices

Jan

May

1%

—1

General

Sains

Range

Sale Price

7%
19 %

2,801

—_—.——

Fruehauf

Exchange

Week's

466

1,442

2

84%

1

—

Products

11%
22%

2

Feb

May

Goebel

STOCKS

10%
21%

Jan

2

22%

—5

_

Gerity Michigan Corp

Cincinnati Stock

18

20

Corporation

Federal

Apr

8

50%

Steel

30

15%

1

—

—

Edison

Divco

21 % Mar

355

1

Navigation

Detroit

Jan

65

*

12.50

39% Mar
49 %

C

Detroit

May

50%

—

&

Detroit

54 % Mar

—-

50

D

4 Ve

493

16%

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25
10

Motors

Davidson Bros

2% Mar

29%

16%

1

Burroughs
Corp
Chrysler Corp
Consolidated Paper
Continental

1

High

340

29

-1
3.50

Budd Company

Aug

172

Markets
Manufacturing

Bear

Brown-McLaren Mfg

63% July

14

23%

—

5

Smelting Rfg & Mining Co
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co

Feb

27%

*

S

102

Range since Jan.
Low

3%

1

Rubber

Briggs

3% July
108% July

24%

—

5

Corp

Jan

45

25

_

Shoe Machinery
U S Rubber Co—

1%

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2

Products

Metal

American

Mar

229

2,090

27%

*

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United

Big

1,411

3'A

9%

„

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Baldwin

45

26%

*

Inc

Feb
Mar

for Week

High

3%

1

Electric

66

130

Jan

26'A

—

2.50

Association

56% May
118

58'A

*

Webster

&

17%

106% 107

„

50

Drug Co

Stone

17

5

£

185

2%

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Mills

20

125

137% 139

„

50c

Pennsylvania RR
Rexall

17%

59

125

—

100

Norbute Corporation
Northern RR (N H)
Olin

59

pfd_—100

cum

England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel

Low

:

.

.

Sales

Range...
of Prices

Sale Price

84% July
124

Exchange
Week's

Last

stocks

Allen

Lone

New

U

29% Jan

1

Exchange

DETROIT

Ford Building

Jun

Ry Co

General Electric

Kennecott

24 %

Exchange

60% July

Jan

10

Lines

National

47%

Jan

15

Stock

Midwest Stock

Detroit Stock Exchange .7

May

52%

American

Exchange

New York Stock

73% Aug
155

♦

120

'

100
cumulative pfd adj————100

First

80

47%

Jan

138% Feb

237

Members

Jan

40

Inc—

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Mass St

59%
22%

13%

187% July

Jan

47 Va

23

Watling, Lerchen & Co.

]

High

9% July
172%

525

22

.

100

Co

Eastern Gas &

73'A

58%

58%

Prop

Providence RR

Calumet & Hecla
Cities

34

1,784

144% 145%

__

100

Personal

Boston &

Low

"9%

69%

100

Range since Jan.

High

9%

__

25

Maine

Shares

182% 184%

50

100

...

for Week

9%
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Sales

Range
of Prices

Low

100

12

WEEK ENDED AUGUST

Exchange
Week's

.

Sale Price

FOR

27% Jan

Jan
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1% Jan

57

159% July
17
Jan
72Vie Apr
20% Jun
86 V* Mar

Number 5455;..The Commercial

182

Volume

and Financial Chronicle

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
Last

amrKc
SrOCKS

Range

Sale Price
Par
C

Super Corp

C

&

Low

10c

California Packing
Canadian Atlantic Oil—:
Canadian Pacific RR (Un)
Carrier Corporation (Un)
Case (J I) Co (Un)
Caterpillar Tractor new
Celanese Corp (Un)
'
Certain-teed Products

5

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2

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12%

1

Chance

:

.

11

597

gj

34/8

2% Apr

National Biscuit Co (Un)

7TT3

Feb

35%

Jan

Jun

National Distillers (Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)
National Supply Co (Un)

45% July

5% May
28% Mar

196

53,4 Aug

61% Mar

National

50

16% Aug

18%

Preferred

Theatres

(Un)

50%

Aug

55% July

21/4 Mar

25% July

26'/a

Niagara Mohawk Power (Un)

*

25% Aug

29%

Norcion

1

,

30

75

Jun

16% Mar

68

Jan

63%

Feb

43-18

617

23

30%

125

52'/a

Fuel

H

-

-

Jan

54%

Jun

Corporation

Norris

May

Oil Co.
North American

Aviation

Commercial

Edison

.

28% May
66% Jun

Feb

66%

Jan

Apr

55 %

5%

Jan

25

78

59% Mar

76%

850

21% Mar

645

15% Mar

17%

20%

Pabco

29% July

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25% Feb

50

Aircraft

Jun

Edison

Consolidated

Engineering

Consolidated

Foods

Corp

Liquidating

Corp

Consol

of

Power Co

Consumers

Continental

Can

Continental

Oil

Co

Y

N

(Un),

Aug

44%

*

447^

102

39% Mar

47%

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52%

485

45%

Jan

52% Aug

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18

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20

Jan

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Jan

76%

10

74%

Jan

79% May

3014

196

57%ian

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50

Jan

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Jan
Jan

24
24

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Co

DuMont

Co

(Un)

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Eastern

Eastman Kodak Co

Electrical

Railroad

Eureka.Corp
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200

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185

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Jun

27

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.

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Feb

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49

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32

7

79%

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Ohio

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6% Aug

16

500

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100

200

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Jun

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150
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100

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200

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,

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15

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39

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23

10

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300
200

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21% May

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1,200

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Chicago Towel Co common
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10

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May

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Jun

12.50

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Super

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1

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200

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10

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34% May

7%

30

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43%

41'/4

Jun

131/4
40

300

3

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&

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Jun

29%

(Un)__

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Jan

17

Jan

8%

—

14
35

—

31% Aug
833/4 Jan

100

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28 /a
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28 %

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100

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common

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Feb

7%

Jan

25%

100

29%

16%

1,000

Automatic Washer Co

Corp

3,400

Co

Machine

Landis

46% July

-

Mar

10 Va

10

Manufacturing

16

6

100

38%

10 '/a

Co

Avco

Refining

15%

6

Forge

Laclede Gas Co

9% Mar

Jan

'

Anaconda Copper
Armco Steel new

Kropp

Jun

Jun

4

187% July

Jan

173

900

184%

8

27 %

21% Mar

1,400

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35%

200

0

Kennecott

13% Feb

-

28%

1,000

32 /4

33%c

Chemical com
City Power & Light

Kaiser Alum Si
Katz

600

39%

31

10

Johnson

Jun

33%

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3.50
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Power St Light

Iowa

July

11

1
>

Corp

Alleghany

32%

*

—

Electric

&

Gas

Illinois

Iowa

(Un)

Power Co

Interstate

Feb

33%
—

——

Tel & Tel

International

32% May

1

High

39/2

5
——7.50

Co.:

Shoe

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•

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& Chemical

International Paper (Un)
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31

22%

1

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Low

42%

42%

—10

Co..

Range since Jan.

High

30%

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Laboratories

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of Prices

Low

Par

International Harvester

International Mineral

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High

*

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Ir.terlake

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Shares

Low

Par

Shares

Sales
for Week

Week's

Last

Sale Price

for Week

Range

Range
of Prices

Friday

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:

Radio Corp of America (Un):
Raytheon Manufacturing Co—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
—
Rcxal Drug (Un)__
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B

16% Feb

—•

-

5

47%

45%

47%

193/4'

__

45%

700

20

44

37%

Jan

18%

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Jan

.

2.50

1,200

41% May
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9%
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200

47%

47%

47%

1,500

40

25%

10

25%

25%

1,150

24

55 %

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25% Apr
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"

10

.-

48% July

Mar
-

Falstaff

Brewing Corp

Flour Mills

;

of America

Four-Wheel

Drive

Fox

1

Brewing

(Peter)

Gamble-Skogmo
Gen

Amer

General

Auto

16%

5

Inc

8%

9

13%

13%

3,200

1.25

4%

4%

700

10%

10%

300

61%

61 Va

100

Inc

5

Corp
General Candy Corp

'

1
5

General Contract

10%

2.50

Box

I—

3

150

12

Jun

17%

19%

200

173/4

jun

49% Mar

79% Mar

4934

50%

2,900

46% Jan

1.200

89% Mar

5

50%

5

127%

5

37%

37%

38%

42

41%

9%

Gillette

(The)

Co

10
1

9%

1

—

127% 131

2% Mar

200

33%

42

400

37

10

7,400

7%

Jan
May

Feb

3% Feb

56%

64

May

Spring & Axle

Paper

(Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
(W

Hi

39%

3934

200

39

May

57%

53%

57%

600

51

Jan

66

17%

1,150

16% Mar

19

Jun

16%

16 3 4

18%

18%

19

24%

24%

*

1

Bend

Southern

Pacific

2%

2%

100
400

2

Jan

100

26

19 %

.

—

of Indiana

;

Feb

Standard

Oil

N J

24 Va

30% July

Standard 0:1 Co

13% Jan

16% July

Standard

18

18

100

18

18% May

82%

82%

100

61% Mar

5%

3.000

4% Mar

41%

400

j

5%

—IIIIIIIIl

40 Va

Harnlschfeger Corp

—IIIIlo
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Heileman

(G) Brewing Co____1
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett

Hershey
Hupp Corporation

Corp

Huttig Sash & Door common.
Illinois Brick Co
Illinois Central RR
Indiana Steel Products
Industrial

3

;

273/4

12%

Development

Inland Steel

Co.




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1,000
600

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30

12 Va

13

49

Jan
Jun

49

14 Va

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6%

500

27

Jun

27% July
25%

Jan

88

July

19%

42% July

Feb

Jan

34 Va Mar

49V4 Jun

22%

200

22*

27% Aug

97%

100

74% Jan

19Va

19%

300

18%

36

54%

56%

1,100

59%

593/4

100

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Jun

49V4 Mar
50

104

July

21 Va

July
jun
July
May
Mar

65

July

20%

595/8

Mar

6i%
23%

26%

27%

400

24%

Jan

20

20

20%

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18

Jan

60%

59%

603/4

400

51% Jan

—

(Un)

'

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Corp..

28% J»n

Jun

29% Jun

10 %

Jan

16% July

1%

Jan

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&

2%
88%

88%

49%

50%

10
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Machine Tool—.

3

*

135

130% 135Va

49%

-

5

1

Company

25

xll%

36%

33%
13^

50
12

37Va

700

100

1,000

74

Jan

42% May

3% July
95 Va

July

53% July
143%

700

106%

Jan

200

42%

Jan

50

July
Jun
Jun

500

8%

Jan

12%

1,800

24 %

Feb

37'/a Aug

12% Mar

17% July

14

250

10

800

9% July

54

55

400

42 Va Mar

45%

45%

4734

1,050

31%

24 %

24

24%

1,800

23 Va May

27 %

__

51%

51%

400

Mar

52 Va

103% 103Va

100

84

Jan

100

20%

Jan

25% Mar
17% July

__

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9%

__

46

Jan

15% Jan

62% Jun
49%

July
Jun
July

14% July
15

Jan

23 %

800

1

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Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co

49% July

27 Va

3.100

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5

Corp

Swift

93/4 Jan

100

25%

14%

1

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Jan

13% May
3% Jan

28 Va

25 Va

15 Va

15

Railway Equipment

Stewart-Warner Corp__;
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Jun

383/4 July

28 Va

25 Va

10

35

50

_J

25

(Ohio)

/28'

100

29 Va

30 Va

700

27%

18%

950

14% Feb

58%

*

5% May

650

18

in

1

29%
28

14 Va

3

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5%
40

27%

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.

Studebaker-Packard

Co

Organ Co„

*

3

of California

200

Hammond

Jan

16%

Jun

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500

1

Oil

800

Hallicrafters

60

56%

800

42

2

Oil

15%

2

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14%

55%
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28%

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Mar

14%, Aug
.

50c

Service

Standard

15%

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57"

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Standard

28%

Co

31

-

40%

5

Feb

33/8 Mar

16% May
22% Jan

15%

Oil Corp

5

(Un)„—

Co

Public

28%

Gulf

Jftn

__

15

Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common

3

Griesedieck

25

97%

973%

__

5
(Un>_

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Southern

*

'

300

,

22

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(Un)

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:

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293/4

57

__

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1

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—
Greif Bros Cooperage class A

Corp

(Un)

Corp:
'
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Jun

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*
5

Sinclair Oil

44% Mar

39%

♦

Co

10%

833/4 July

lo

Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores

500

14%

28%

12

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common

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5

—

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South

.Aug

400

.

Jan

""

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New

45 Va July

80%

14%

__

"

Slgnode Steel Strapping Co—

Jun

78%

—5

Louis National. Stockyards.!

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Feb

137% Aug
381/4 Aug
10

Paper

Bchenley Industries

203/4 Mar

500

3.900

*

St Louis Public Service class A
St

Jun

13%

Corp—

*

69

St

10% July

Feb

58

13%

Utilities (Un)

Co_

Jan

57%

Raisen

Rockwell

14% July
6% July

9%
.

River

Apr

56 %

Public

Corp

Jan

9

;

13%
58

3

Motors

Telephone

3

17% Mar

2%

General

Refrigerator

11% Jan

..

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General

Gibson

Mar

18%

3

2

General Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co

General

7

2,900

lo

Transportation—

15% May

100

16%

Richman Bros Co~

60

400

58 Va

Aug

19

19%

700

18 Va

May

16 Va

16 Va

600

16%

Jan

78

79

400

68 Va May

Jan

9Va
33

Texas Co

Aug

Thor

Feb

Toledo

Jan

(The)—

Power

Trane

Tool

Edison
Co

23

Truax-Traer

Tri

25% May

20th

80

208

Jun

2

Corp

Trav-ler Radio

Continental

;

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Corp

Coal

La Salle St

2
1

(Un)

common

Century-Fox Film
So

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„

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67V, Jun
Mar

25

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13%

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4934

400

44%

Jan

42%

300

37% Mar

2%

17

300

100

2% Aug

26%

26%

100

25 Va May

__

21'/a

21 %

100

18 3A

28%

28%

28%

200

26% Mar

60%

60%

20

60% Aug

2%

Jan

107

cnu,

July

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Number 5455

Volume 182

..The

.

Commercial

and

Financial Chronicle
41

(641)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday

STOCKS

Last

Carbide

&

Carbon

Union

Electric

of

Missouri

Union

Oil

of

Corp

Steel

S

Works

•

Walgreen Co
New

common

Westinghouse

2.50

Electric

Corp

12%

Whirlpool Corp
Wieboldt

5

Stores

Wisconsin

Inc

common

Bankshares

(Wm)

Yates-Amer

6%

6%

45%
50'A

45%
52%

200

13%

3,8u0

13%

13%

650

30 Va

30'/a

Aluminium

Ltd

51

American Motors

40% May
8% Jan

Jun

57% July
15'/a Mar

Bdst-Para

American

Can

30% May

23%

23'/a

23%

64

400

63%

66

23'/a Aug

S S

Jim

30 %

30%

63'A Aug
22 Va Jan

82

610

Feb

100

15

July

1<?%

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Feb

20%

Jan

Co

Co

(Un)

Jr

20

400

34%

34 %

19% Jan

22% Mar

300

23

31 Va

23

34% Aug

& Cd (111)
(Un)
Atchison Top & Santa Fe

50

2i-/a

Atlantic

——*
Co

49%
98%
16

99%

5

50'/a

21'A Jan

.

-

485

46

May

99%

300

86

Mar

16 Va

103

1,100

July

10'A Jan

16

% July

52% July

Corp

Friday

STOCKS

Week's

Last

(Un)

Sale Price
Par

American

Stores

American

Tel

Arundel

Tel

—,

.100

Corp

*

Baltimore Transit

25%

25%

26%

880

44

45'A

864

13%

14 'A

537

1

5

17

convertible

preferred

38%

39%

82%

88 Va

1,731

5

Merck

(Glenn
&

Co

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common

3.60%

series

A

series

B

preferred

Progress
Public

Mfg

Co

Service

$1.40

130

2,556

100

23%

Jan

23 Va

Jan

89% Mar

120

228

11 Vb Mar

25 Vb

26%

317

21%

22 'A

915

23'A July
20% Jan

.

Electric

dividend

—

20Va

Gas

Jan

26% Mar
5%

Jan

Jun

July

44% Apr
91 Va July
9% Jan

Corp

Broadway-Hale

Calamba

Jun

Jun

41% Aug

49% July

11%

10,282

12 Vb

36 Vb

35 Va

36%

1,456
874

200
39

1

com—*

Jan

19

July

May
35% Aug

20

July

43%

Sun

Oil

Washington
$4.25

Light

Westmoreland

Inc

913

21% Mar

26% July

18%

Jan

30 Va July

Packing Corp
5
Ginger Ale (Un)_„—1%

44

46% July
16% Apr
7A Feb

Atlantic

Oil

Ltd

Co

Corp

of

25

Co

Co—

System

(D

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Feb

33% July

Jan

33 Vb

Apr

75%

Jun

6%

6%

20

5%

Jan

6%

Feb

37

37%

662

35%

Jun

41%

42

384

38%

Jan

101

125

98Va

Apr

System

(Un)

Continental

Jan

Indus

Oil

Co

class

Co

—*

-——

(Del)

(Un)

42 Va
102

July
July

Fort

Pitt Brewing
Harbison Walker Refractories
Jeannette Glass 7% preferred
Joy Manufacturing Co

Co

of

America

Class

B

19%

Feb

20% Mar

Fruit class A

Dorr-Oliver

14%

Jan

20% July

Preferred

44%

283

SGVa

Jan

44 Va

Aug

Douglas

Inc

Lone

Star

Gas

—
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Mountain Fuel Supply

1

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of

Low

20

Ewa

High

24% July

31

14% July

Mar

15

10

55

15% Jan

17 Vb

Feb

320

5'A July

7 Va

Jan

36%

188

34

Jan

28

110

25%

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37% July
28% Jan

3% July
37% Jan

49% July

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25
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72

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53%

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27%

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18

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54 'A

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Pittsburgh Brewing Co
$2.50

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Pittsburgh

5
common

preferred

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common

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1%
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34

200

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Plate Glass

Glass

1 A

25

84'A

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Corp
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5
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Mining
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Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric Corp

7%

7%

28%

29%

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8c

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14%

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27-A

27%

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15

1
10

12.50

6%

63%

63%

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66%

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3,000
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100
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Mar

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103

Jan

July
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Allis-Chalmers

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30

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July

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55%
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106% May

Aug
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20

359

16

Jan

94c

94c

300

81c

Jan

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Apr

15%

Feb

1

20

2

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45

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9%

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5

Capwell
Ltd

Plantation

&

Trailer

109

19% July
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53

Apr

12%

12%

170

12% May

15

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33%

73

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3
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General Motors Corp common
General Paint Corp common
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41

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General

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Feb

Feb

Gladding

10

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Jun

2'A

Jan

32% May
62% Mar

34%

Jan

7 Vb Mar

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8% May

Mar

31 Vb

July

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Jan

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Jan

13%

Jan

16%

Apr

6% May
Jan

63% Aug

7%

Jan

32%

Feb

82'A

Jan

General

Teleph Corp
Co

McBean

Goodrich

(B F)

Goodyear

Tire

Co

Hancock Oil
Hawaiian

Holly

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(Un)

53 %

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7%

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32%

34%

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14

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88

50

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Feb

July

1.25

Jan

35%

Jan

58%

Jan

87%

Apr

28

28%

23%

8%

41

Jun

77%

Aug

106 Va Jhly

Jan

9%

Feb

(Un)—

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255

a42% a43%

447

82
May
32% Mar
30

2%
99

^*8%

Feb

July

7%

9%

(Un)

Laughlin Steel

Jan

Feb

105

39 Vb

1

Apr

47%

77%

380

a76% a76%
105

Jan

4.75

99c

39

a76%

49% July

16%

Jan

2,60 Aug

87

90c

44%

36%

108

a 5%

87

5%

July

31% May
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Jan

61

799

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Co

9

53% Aug

68 Va July

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229

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120

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83% July

Jan

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14%

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44 Va July

Jun

21

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70%

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International Nickel Co Canada

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57

5

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65

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Mines

165

a7%
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3

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Mary

95

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Hotels

International

Range since Jan. 1

—

a41% a41%
a27% a28%

—10

(Un)

Co (Un)
Hcmestake Mining Co
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hupp Corp
(Un)—
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a79%

1

Rubber

&

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10

(Un)

Graham-Paige Corp
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp

Hilton

(Un)

new

&

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1

30

20

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July
Jun

10%
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Mar

24

32 %

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25%

57

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161

Jan

6%

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16

24

771

124

32%

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.

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Jan

5

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118%

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41

July

15% Mar

-

-5

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Alleghany Corp

.

High

Jun

49 Va

263

Inc (Un)

Jan

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Abbett Laboratories
common
ACF
Industries Inc (Un)—1
Admiral Corporation
Air
Reduction Co (Un)

6%

180

100

com

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27

Sales

Range

.

100

120

6%

—

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60'A

1

25%

San Francisco Stock Exchange
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7

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23%

5

Gillette

10

Jun

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&

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Emporium
1

5%

46 Va

55%

46

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Paso

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Range since Jan.

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103

190

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common—

Eastman Kodak Co

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Shares

3%

a53

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—

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Eastern

for Week

103

Aug

1

common..,

22

46 Va

--

103

94

(Un)—25

Domlnguez Oil Fields Co (Un)_

50

27%

1
*

100

28% May
69 Va July

Jan

*

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Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrighti Corp (Un)Cypress Abbey Co

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—8.50

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5%
8

47%

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60

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29%

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34 %

67 Va

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42%

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366

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1.10

69

73%

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67

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Jun

5

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a34%

Pittsburgh Slock Exchange

Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co

Aug

31%

(Un)—15

28%

24%

73c

71

Aug

205

24%

1,800

18%

1,070

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86c

52%

Jun

*

75c

Jan

20% Mar

Par

25%

——2%

Gas

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duPont

Co

21% Mar

ft51%

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new

Du Mont Laboratories class A

Clark

595

65%
84

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Dow Chemical Co—

Blaw-Knox

24 %

Jan

32%

Range

24

Jun

13 %

32%

of Prices

July

45 %

37%

Last

Apr

56 %

35%

629

79

Sale Price

18%

45 Va Mar

28% Mar

250

Jan

STOCKS

16Vb Mar

278

319

650

Week's

210

159

16%

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475

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55'A Mar

10

common

33%

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50

25

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100

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33%

420

6'A

24

1

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502

16%

16'A

1

—

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Jun

5%
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16 %

2

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200

52%

31%

19%

May

18 Vb

143

—20

Jun

36

50%

800

10

Westmoreland Coal
Woodward & Lothrop

17% Aug

22% July
33

155

12%

100

Feb
Jan

23% Jan
27 Va Jan

51'A

903

*

15 Vb

15%

80

18 VB

19%

preferred

533

210

*

70'A

37%

17

21

5

34

*

17

Jan

*

19%

13 Va

Apr

A

68 V8

common

47%

1,077

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Feb

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May
12% Aug

33%

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36'A

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July

70'A

*

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45

33%

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-

5%

23% July

*

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United Gas Improvement

69

45

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Aug
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32

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42% Mar

19%

50

Scranton-Spring Brook Water

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87

61%

20%

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Reading Co common
Scott Paper Co

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43

12%
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Jan

6

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32

preference common—*

17
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1

Pacific Ry (Un)
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23

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17

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3,664

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50

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50

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24%

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100

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July

103% Jan
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1,212

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30%

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15%

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19%

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1

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36% May

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5,808

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100

13

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35

43

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43

3%

1

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23

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100

24%

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25

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,

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51

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3%

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31

137% Aug
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1

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42

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20

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12%

10

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75

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58%

28

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200

21%

40

57%
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425

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272

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10
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20%

21

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Jan

14%

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44%

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Chrysler Corp

47%
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10

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217

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General

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48%
50%
182% 184%

183%

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13'A

33 Va July

Jan

50

Petroleum

Benguet

Range since Jan.

Co

&

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Garfinckel

Shares

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62

Beckman Instruments Inc

for Week

of Prices

Mar

(Un)

Petroleum

Bankline

48

650

Bendix Aviation Corp

Sales

Range

287

9%

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Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp

Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange

57%

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100

23

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2,600

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156
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29%

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5

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6

40%

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59

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52%

101% July
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10

Power

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52

200

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10

Public Service

Wrigley

27% Jan

300

Range
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Sale Price

High

Sales

Week's

Last

1

10

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Wisconsin

(F W)

300

52%
43%

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10

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100

52 Va

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93

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25

United Air Lines Inc

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common

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32%

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27

12

12

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10

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42

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50

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3,221
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265

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42

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42
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120

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27

21%

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100

36

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700

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701

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S

762

36%

311

65

34%

35

638

33

8%

8%

100

42%

42%

70

8 Va Mar

40

Jan

Western Union

Telegraph
Elec Corp
W)

(F

-12%

(Un)

64 Va

10

(Un)

9% July

Mar

45

Jan

Yellow

Cab

Co

1

common

6%

83

Jun

Aug

i,

25%

Jun

11%

Jan

15

Aug

Aug

69%

Apr

Aug

23

Jun

63 s,a

14%

•

70

1.G0

14% July

23

150

14 %

Co

36%

July

93

17%

22 Va

•

Pacific

1

Jan

59 Va

22 Va

Department Stores

(Un)

Jan

62 % May

Air

Railroad

Mar

81c

8%

Western

69%

Lines

5

(Un)

70
4

Western

36%

Jun

5

Western

40 % Mar

J an

3% Aug

5

(Un)

com

July

427

48% July
64

Feb

47%

Jan

Apr
Jun

31%

48% July
45% Feb

May

41

47

Jan

55%
32

1

Pictures (Un)

Warren

92

__

100

,20%

*

common

Sugar

-

46Va

__

Jan

10%

*

:

Bros

89%

34%

l

35%

1

Equipment Co—1.

45%

__

•

Feb

93

10

i

Mines Co (Un)

Warner

a34% a36%

__

1

;

Feb

34

20

10

—

(Un)

13% Mar

150

__

23%

120

5

(Un)

Inc.

City

Utah-Idaho

Jun

12

59

a37% a37%

a58%

•

42%

Jan

34%

Aug

12

__

1

Reynolds Tobacco class

Jan

27%

40% Mar

18

59

/

Jan

38%

195

59 Va

...12%

.

United Gas Corp

57%

__

45

138

common..25

Co

Mar

22%

435

—

466

20

10

(Un)

Del (Un)

of

51

17% Mar

1,852

Mo

Corp

Lines

147

al8%

of

common..

Jan

__

Feb

52%

•

(Un)

Jun

226

310

Jan

a36%

5

Carbon

31

Washington
»

37%

Apr

Jan

a37%

Jan

61% July
54% Aug

2

29 %

a71 a71%

597/a Jun

50

10%"

-1

Corp (Un)

Apr

31%

39

12

30
Aug
49% Mar

60

34%

10

com—

Corp

Tri Continental

144

__

Feb

67 % Mar

414

50c

common.

Oil

Ass'd

Water

Tide

Transamerica

52% Aug

129%

__

*

Jaa

10

58% May

522

52%

*

(Un)

28%

36

Aug

27%

a27% a27%

25

Company (Un)
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co

2

._

Aug

30

7.50

Texas

22

—

■>

a44% a45%

a44%

25

Sylvania Electric Products—

150% al50%

__

125

103% July

54%

30

1
—5

(Un)

Corp
(Uni

Co

&

all all %

1.50

56

Jan

6%

Jan

64% July

22% Mar

Super Mold

40%

__

20

Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)

Corp

Aug

52% Aug
37% Jun

1,170

147

21% Aug
76

450

a59 a60%

10

28%

a

290

5
-5

—

31

__

Ry Equipment & Realty Co Ltd pfd.100
Rayonier Incorporated new com w I..1

Richfield Oil Corp
Riverside Cement Co

4% Mar

Jan

36%

146%

3

(Un)

(Un).

Corp (Un)
(Un)

Warner

a41% a41%

♦

Radio Corp of America

Gas

Stanley

Co

Oil

28%

—

1

Co

July

426

52%

Mar

262

54%'

—*
1
25
15

(Un)_'__:

Standard Oil Co of California

29 %

__

12%

Ltd ("nt

Jan

3

32

all

33%c

Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pure Oil Co (Un)

16c

445

8%

51%

28%

50

:

Jan

44%

__

1

Chemicals

Mill

235

58%

4

Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
Pioneer

730

__

100

Phillips

4,110

51

32%

100

—

Preferred

13%

22c

28%

1

Pacific Western Oil Corp
Pan American World Airways

24% July

3%

36%

•

common

21 %

3%

—

25

Lighting Corp

19

50%

25

pfd

Pictures

28% May

52

25

Pacific Petroleums Ltd

RKO

Mar

a41%a41%

25

25

Rheem

200

8%

25

&

1,778

27

10

com

common

pfd

Oil

65%

27

—

25

Reserve

Standard Brands Inc

61%

35% July
65 % Aug

__

5

pfd series A

Petrocarbon

49% July

Jan

.47% May

110

97

30

50c
—2

Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common

Jan

30

—

5

common

Apr

31%

32%

common

Fisheries

Jan

jau

Apr

500

__

red

&

17%

55

10

July

Jun

be

Mar

6%

•
—1

Railway Co (Un)—
Southwestern
Public Service

830

—

21%

97 •'

Juu

19 Va

21%

4c

61

35

22c

52

6%

Jua

Apr

a60'/e a60%

5

Sterling Drug Inc

1

125

21%

Co

46%

100

red preferred.

Pacific Tel

Jan

7

185

5ft

Pacific

16%

100

15%

pfd

red

33

317

27%

5%

4.80%

46% Mar

a52
7%
17%

15%
22c

preferred

1st
1st

Southern

27%

Aggregates

Finance

5%

Jan

20% May

14%

20% July

125

6%'

(Un)

44

__

1

Pacific Gas & Electric

1st

23%

206

27%

20

12

Chem

American

6%

20%

1

Products Inc

Pacific

Pacific

Mar

34%

—

♦

Pacific Coast

Southern

10

(Un)

Mathieson

Pacific

Co

Apr

25

Ohio Oil Co

Pabco

Jan

19%

25

Co..__

Ohio Edison Co

Olin

87%

16

—

Aircraft".

Oil

73% May

50

25

Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Oceanic

Feb

65%

—1

preferred

Northrop

32

—

—

*
1

Investment" com

Jan

17

—

*

Power.

25

370

a49%
7%

17%

(Un)

Mohawk

North

20%

1
(Un)—1

i

19

17%

a

20%

(Un)

Company

England Electric System

Feb

17%

9,000

97

pfd 4.48%-.—
—
25
preferred 4.88%
25
Southern Cal Gas Co pfd series A—.25
Southern
Calif Petroleum.——
_2

32

150

4c

Conv

Jan

1,152

125

Conv

25

49%

360

18%

20%

4c

(Un)—
Calif Edison Co com (Un).!*

5

80

al7%

—

5

(Un)

New

Niagara

80

—

1

National Distillers Products
National

•

(Un)

Co

&

Fibres

Auto

—

34% Mar

40%

18%

4c

-2
-5
15

Socony Mobil Oil Co

Apr

43%' Jaa
54% Juu

20%

——V\
A

Signal Oil & Gas Co class
Oil Cotp (Un)

30%

Jan

Southern

Montana

40%

(Un)

Shasta Water Co

182

42% July
41 % Jan

49 %

18%

High

9% Mar

1,311

49%

—-

•

Low

3,460

12

43 %

44

43% Aug

5% May

30

—

Apr

July

43%

21% Jan

10,785

25

5

91

40% Mar

87,000

(Un)

25%

Jan

36% May

24% July
24% Mar

1.015

—

Feb

Apr

30%

32

(Un)

Jan

75

15
250

30% 32%
a42% a42%
5%
5%
21% 21%

32V8

July

1.70

21%

1,820

26

26

Apr

24% Aug

Jan

24

299

10

com

Mines

Utilities

828

Foods Inc
10
Safeway Stores Inc
—
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81 Joseph Lead (Un)
lJj
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
-0
San Diego Gas & Elec com
1"
4 % ft
preferred
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____—P .10
Santa Cruz Portland Cement (Un)—50
Schenley Industries (Un)
L«j

Range since Jan. 1

High

11-.

11%

6 and W Fine

July

Shares

Low

Par

23%

33%

26

Monolith Portland Cement com (Un)—*

Montana-Dakota

Jan

10

Inc

Lode

Mother

13%

22% 23%
a91% a91%

a91%

1
*
18
1
16%

(Un)

Co

Robbins Inc

&

33%

23

*

(Glenn)

237

16
46
23%
1.65

—

5
(Un)

Bancorporation

Martin

—

1

Co
(Un)
Marchant Calculators
Magnavox

55

for Week

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Sale Price

1

Jan

50

Range

Last

High

40

54

16
45%
23%
1-65

16

Co

Loto

54

—

Salt

Range since Jan.

Shaies

High

Sales

Week's

Friday

STOCKS

Sale Price

STOCKS

Leslie

AUGUST 12

WEEK ENDED

FOR

Aug

33

Feb

Jan

May

46

52% July

Feb

7 Va Aug

5%

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Last

Sale Price
Par

Abitibi Power &

Paper common

Atlas

Ltd

26

Jan

37

July

Class

300

24 Va

Jun

27

Mar

Canadian

150

8%

Jan

15% July
24 % Jun

•

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•
•

25

American

Bank

American

Oil

Power"—_•

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Co

*

Yir £K

100

50

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pid

5Q

.

British Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
Columbia

Building

Products

•
*

Telephone

25

Products

~

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Bulolo

Gold

Burrard

Z.

Dredging

~Z

Dry Dock Co Ltd class

_

400

2,695

49

Jan

97% 101%

4,517

7% Mar

Converters

Jan
Jan

110% July
27% Jun

Canadian

Cottons

108 Va 109%

115

106

Apr

109%

Canadian

51

May

51%

160

47

Feb

52

24%

1.870

21

Feb

25%

60 %

53

Mar

40 %

60 %

42

43 %

Aug

2,650

18%

18

18%

670

Canada

Forgings class

Canada

Iron

Canada

Northern

Canada

Steamship

5ft

Foundries
Power

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Corp




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page

2,570

36

150

a20Va

34
July
107(4 Apr

Jun

39

19% May

29% July

28% July

.

29

Aug

21

29

July

"

Jan

20

Apr

25

Feb

32 %

Apr

37

Jan

20

Jan

21V2

Feb

—

90

a4

10

a)7

25

25

4r»

26

*

common

2.190

26

1,182

19% Mar

28% July

95

•

common

25

12 %
a3.50

a!7

12'A

20%

12

a3.50
a4

*

95

25

95

Apr

99

May
Jun

a

8% July
3.50 May
4

14

May

13% July
4 25

Apr

May

4

May

■

*

-

32%

Feb

13% Mar

May

46% July
20 Va

July

Canadian

July

13

5ft

*

Oil

Companies

common

pfd

58%

Jan

63 Va

Jun

Canadian

38

Jan

53

Apr

Canadian

45%

Feb

Canadian

Western

10.845

7

Apr

52% July
9% Mar

Jan

28

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53
ca i'
13 V*

7%
26 %

140

32

3.777

106 106%

105

21%

25% Mar
104

Mar

July

33% July
106% Aug

Petrofina

Cockshutt

Coghlin

Farm

(B

Combined
Consol

Ltd

53%

230

51

Jan

54 Va Mar

Consolidated

54

54%

175

52%

Jun

54 %

Consumers

13%

4.727

8%

Jan

14

Natural

Gas

&

Textile

33 %

35,%

2.395

24% Mar

49%

335

43%

Jan

50%

Jun

44

45

Davis

175

42%

Feb

46 %

Jan

5.50

5.50

100

Distillers

5.40

Jun

7.05

Feb

Dominion

Coal

8

Feb

8

Feb

105

Feb

108

Jun

oo7~

003"
32%

37

May

31%

315

30

Apr

26

26

90

25

29%

May

29%

1.210

23

Jan

13

«qi;

74!/"

2,760

31%
26

38%

13'a

500

29% Aug

12%

Jun

14

Jan

34%

35

199

20%

Feb

40

13%

13%

175

13

July
May

29

29%

3.925

25

31%

32%

1.110

29

Jun

Jan

May

43% Mar
32

Feb

26% July

14

30

33%

Jun

Aug

Jan

11% Julv

J"n

July

Leather

Ltd

class

A

Seagrams

Dairies

pfd

19%

19%

300

8%

33%

6,468

8%

9%

400

16%

16

16%

460

9%

S Va

9%

850

36%

35%

37 Va

5.390

preferred
Dominion Steel

Stores
&

preferred

—

*

6 Va

26%
16

.

11

100

38%

2.890

Apr

16%

Feb

Aug

10

Jun

Mav

10%

Jan

Feb

30%

July

May

17%

Jun

11

Jun

Apr

23

a

5.285
50

12%

10

11%

Apr

7%

200

6%

Jan

18% Mar
7

July

Jan

17%

*

26%
104 %
37

17%

150

16

26%

27 Va

630

17% Mar

104% 104 Va

20

103

Feb

36

37

1,560

33%

Feb

17%

17%

100

17 Va

Jan

18%

17%

18%

5,775

»

39%

39%

40

915

12%

12

12%

24

24

24

39% Jun

July

7% Mar
30

10% jmy

Jan

a7

22%

7%

23 Va

2P

100

»

|

9 Va

345

a7

Chemical common.._♦

7%
15

375

al2%

•

Ltd

19% Aug

30

7%

11

100

Coal

47% Mar

16%

38

38%

20

&

Jan

18% Mar

30

7Va

30

22'4

28 Va

16%

,

35
com

7ft

Red

2814

19%

32%

*

common

Foundries & Steel

Tar

17% Mar
30

261

*

4%ft
preferred
Dominion Glass common

Dominion

6,188

1,530

33%

25

preferred

Dominion

26%

34%

*

6ft

Dominion
5ft

26
34

2

Corsets

Dominion

Jan

a

34

#

Co

Feb

106

35%

*

Dominion

37 Va

Jan

3

*

Bridge

Dominion

5

105

100

,

•

Smelting

B

47%

10

10

9 Va

106

*

Glass

Corbys class

33%

a8

al06

9%

pfd

Equipment

471;,

a8

al06

a

•

Mining

12 Va

106% 106%

25% July

*

J)

July
37% July

5 50

31

Jan

preferred—10

Enterprises

53

Aug

Apr

17

25

Vickers

30

20

385

*

Railway

435
250
15.291

7%

105

24

.

63

26%

26 Va

23%

100
Pacific

50%

7%

26

23 34

Warrants
Canadian

47 %

70%

26

*

Locomotive

Canadian

62%

*

47.

Preferred

48%

IIIIII25

preferred

125

21%

21
——

...

46%

2

I

28%

21

36

Cellulose

B

4^

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:

Canadian Breweries

For footnotes

•

Class

62%
4qi/

♦

common...

preferred

$1.25

II~~20
ZZ •

ZZ

A

28%

— —

25

Jan/

Apr

330

20

class preferred-20

Industries

50

59

A_.II*

•

&

26

23%

353

a28

—25

Chemical

Canadian

51%

29

a28

•

series

Canadian

Calgary

Power
pfdl
Canada Cement common
$1.30 preferred

$1.00

Jan

59

28%

29

•

common

Jun

03%

July

30

preferred

8%

Jun

106

20
Celanese

series

82%

55% May

Jan

10
50

A

$1.75

69%

54%

27

106

35%

—+—

——

85

.

115

106

.Foundry common

26%

26%

•

5

Feb

8

73%

*

common

23

7%

54%

Ltd

45

69%

50
•

a24

7%

100

Light &

a24

731/.

100%

preferred—25

*

British

British

Car &

29 Va

29

High

Low

35%

29

•

Ltd

t

Range since Jan.

*

-

Receipts

8,270

Telephone

V

High

12%

_5o

British

o

Low

26 Va

common

Traction

Canadian

High

Shares

High

-100

comomn

Canners

35%

Corp

Brazilian

Bronze

preferred

Canadian

1

12%

Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Class B
Bell

5ft

Range since Jan.

26 Va

»

preferred

Steels

Shares

32%

♦

Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4% ft pfd
Corp

Canadian

Sales
for Week

Range

12%

~

Aluminum Co of Can 4%
5%ft 2nd preferred

$2.40

Week's
of Prices

Sales
for Week

Lew

Par

26%

II

...

Week's

Sale Price

35%

a24

Range
of Prices

Last

STOCKS

Funds

Lotu

»

Algoma Steel
Aluminium Ltd

Asbestos

Exchange

*

common

12

AUGUST

*

Class A

Argus

ENDED

20

4 Va %
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar

Agnew-Surpass Shoe

WEEK

Friday

Montreal Stock
Canadian

FOR

15

ADr

28%

Feb

3,970

10

Jan

225

as

Jan

49% May
29% Aug

10%
13

J0n
Jan

7% Aug
-

-1

■

mr

Number 5455

182

Volume

The Commercial

...

and Financial Chronicle

43

(643)

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Range

Par

Low

*

ptd

7'/o

8

100

Donohue Bros Ltd—

*

class A pfd

*

20

Eleetrolux 'Corp

325

30 %

484

25

29%

561
11

a3.25

25 %

Jan

112

35%

,

Jan

97

3.50

31

25

32

General

5% pfd ——rGoodyear Tire 4'ft pfd inc
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd

;

55 %

1,380

27

Jan

114

35

110

Mar

200

7

May

2,140

48

Mar

80

Mar

Feb

133

Aug

57%

34% July
114

9%

Aug
Jun

50

91

20

9

102

Apr

11

102

Jan

10

101

Jan

105

531/3

__

128
ai0

531/3

Mar

30

*

42

41

60

60

52%

Jan

3,145

29%

Jan

53% July
47% Jun

530

43%

*

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine

500

85c

*

a7

a7

50

52%

Jan

61%

60

Jun

preferred

Rights

Smith

Paper

common....

*

$2.00 preferred

40%

50

Hudson. Bay Mining

*

—

Cement

preferred:

International Bronze
Nickel

Preferred
Paper

International

Petroleum

International

Utilities

7

49%

5,485

7

Aug

40

10% Mar

85

14

Jan

7%

Aug

Jan

61%

107% July
14% May

Anr

7

7%

755

4

Feb

21 */2

105

17

Jan

73%

21%

76%

7,464

55

Jan

78

7% Mar

Aug
Aug

134

135

50

134

Mar

138%

103

Jun

226

80

Jan

25

111%

Jun

26

__

185

1,180

39

39

41%

360

5

28

27%

285/8

2,300

com—'...*

L_

24% May

290

common—5

pfd

al3

3

—■

Mar

190

Jan

Aug

33 % Mar

42%

Jun

26

30%

&

Canada

120

23

175

al51

5

150

Feb

45

12

Jan

13
22

July

al3

a22

a22

30%

300

12

13%

Jan

9

9

175

8

Apr

10

Feb

25 V4

630

18

Jan

28

July

Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McG'oll

109

*
B—

Breweries class

Molson

103/4

Oil

class

(Robt)

*
100

_—

Frontenac

Mitchell

41V2

common..'

Preferretd

A

41

4.2 V2

4,305

Jan

46

10%

11

14,765

9

Feb

108%

110

490

11% July

101

Mar

42

44

2,702

33

a4.50

a4.60

150

44

*

__

*

26

25%

*

26

25%.

Montreal Locomotive

*

18

Morgan

♦

Class

B

:

&

Co

common...i...

26%

2.50

26

750

23

26

525

22%

18

18

745

16

21%

21%

280

105%105»/4

35

__

pfd

4%#,

__

May

19

Aug

17

16%

17%

6,652

14%

Jan

19

July

50c

2,000

50c

50c

Aug

class

*

5

com___

Preferred

Niagara

115

July

Jan

Weaving

Wire

Ogilvie Flour Mills

Feb

27

Jan
Mar

Jan

pfd

250

*

Ingersol Rand Co Ltd—;

Gen

Advert

Div

Pace-Hersey Tubes
Penmans

Placer Development
Powell River Company
Power

Price

Corp
Bros

of

&

Ltd

Provincial Transport

Oil

170
29

69

54%
52%

*

Aug

Jan

46 %

Aug

Mar

23%

170

Jan

66% May

73

Jan

125

44

Jan

58

Ltd

common

4%%

pfd

A

4%

30% Mar

36

Jun

52

55

3,675

66

2,170

54

56

1,675
-

40

47%
44

Mar

58% July
66 % Aug

Jan

Mar

60

Class

B

4%%

Jan

13%

13%

250

11%

Feb '

16%

33

33

33

285

26

Jan

35

Aug

14%

13%

14%

975

16

of

Canada

33

25

33

Aug

104

104

56

„

1

-■

63%,':

Aug
77% May

67%

68%'
72%

900

65

Mar

68

52%

53 %

54%

54%

30

53

Jan

55% July

48%

49

380

45

Feb

49%

50

__

■

'

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—_*

<

150

__

3,975

50%

Jan

1,590

50

Jan

150

15

150

July

74%

Aug

54 % July

156

Aug
Jan

28 V2

29%

225

27

Jan

30

Apr

28%

28%

29

175

27

Jan

29

-18

18

18%

325

18

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—

45

.52

..

46

75

51%

__

♦

common

Toronto—Dominion
Triad

Oils

Steel

53%

2,491

Wabasso

—10

1

47

47

48

May

20%

Feb

37

Jan

47

Jun

41 %

1,100

•

6.80

6.45

7.15

5,250

...

Corp..

;
*

;

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16%

18

18 %

73

69%

73%

♦

:

18

*

Walker Gooderham & Worts.

Western Leaseholds
Weston (Geo) common
4%% preferred

15'%

15%

Cotton

7.80

7.50

7.85

*

Jan

53%

Aug

43
4.35

1,735

14 %

49

Aug

7.40

Jun

Jan

17% July

3,915

Jun

19

July

1,715

66 %

Apr

76

May

6,465

4.80

Feb

6

Jan

11

Mar
Jan

90c

90c

54

75c

Feb

25

106

350

58

Jan

112

50

50

104

Feb

106

Aug

26%

180

25

May

28

Feb

2.853

742

10

49%

51

220

61%

61

10

41

40%

41%

1,752

36%

lj

45%

44

46%

1.839

39

Imperial

10

51

51

115

Royal

10

57%

59

2,479

31

75

Jan

31

Aug

38%

6,448

34% May

41

Jun

79%

1,404

54%

Jan

82

Jun

50

a52

a52

15

50

Jan

52

Jun

*

26%

26%

250

13

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*

35

36

450

33

2.00

2.00

2.00

1,200

*

129

128

132

575

100

Jan

*

9%

9

9%

340

7

Mar

25

David

&

Frere

Limitee

class

A

Dominion Magnesium Ltd

Fleet

Manufacturing Ltd

Ford

Motor

Co

of

Can

*

class

A

Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
Inter

Metal

Internat
Wit

Industries

Ltd

class

A__*

Ltd

class

A—*

Investment
,61,

__

58%

SAVARD

62

54% July
63% July

Jan

b

MONTREAL

Alfred

Inc

34

Jan

10

10

May

12

24

Jun

25

Jan

common—*

Ltd

clas

Groceterias

a38

a38

12

33

Jail

45

Jun

60

60

50

54

Jan

60

Aug

al8

al8

40

18

Jun

18

Jun

12

12

725

11%

Jun

14

83%

100

69 %

Jan

84

a7.00

25

5.00

Feb

A

1

Lowney Co Ltd

Co

class

Ltd

12

A__*

Investment Corp.:

(Walter

M)

Maple

Leaf Milling Co
Mersey Paper Co Ltd

83%

1

a7.00

Lt

Canada

of

Minnesota

&

Pow

Ltd.

Local Branch:

48% July

46%

Jan

53

July

50

Jan

64

July

24

24

100

19%

Jan

26

Jun

85

87%

415

68%

Jan

88

Aug

11%

11%

*

11%

50

9'/a

Jan

13% July

Corp

Mount

Royal

*

170

169

170

125

17%

16%

17%

3,630

9%

Jan

10

1.75

1.75

1.80

500

1.50

Feb

61

61

175

48%

Jan

71

39%

39%

40%

185

31%

Jan

41% May

♦

11%

11%"

900

32

32

30

4.20

4.20

460

a52

a52

10

Ltd

Ontario

&

Moore

Ltd

Paper Co

5

*

common

Mills

Rice

Ltd

a
—

Pembina
Power

131

11

Jan

170

May

18% July
2.00

Jan

July

May

12

Feb

27%

Jan

32

Jun

Pipe Line 5'k preferred- -50
of Canada—

3.30

Feb

4.20 Aug

51% July

52% Aug

Corp

1st

cum

N

Renold

C

100

54%

52%

55

430

51

Mar

55

50

preferred

part

Chains

a74

a74

a74

25

66

Jan

73

Aug
July

5

23

23

24

1,655

14%

Apr

25

July

18%

18%

225

17%

Feb

18% Aug

al6

al6

25

15% Mar

17%

Feb

>

all% all%

150

10

May

12%

Jan

v

140

pfd

2nd

Russell

Canada

Industries

*

Ltd

•

Ltd

—

*

Sangamo

Co

Southern

Canada

Standard

Paving

Traders

5%

Ltd

_

_

-

6%

Power

all%

pfd— -100

154

154

30

a

36

36

100

& Materials

Finance Corp

red

Trans

Ltd-

class A

*

Feb

155

Aug

26 %

Jan

36

Aug

Oil

Pipe

..

41%

Jan

45

Jan

46%

45%
48%

48%

50

July
53% July

'

48%

.

pfd

Mountain

Union Gas
United

of Canada Ltd

Amusement

Class A

38%

39%

905

27% Mar

41% Aug

;

49

49

205

40%

50

9%

9%

9%

9

9

*

Line—

--

,

47

735

49

voting

class

*
-

__

—

a

B

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trust

_

'

50

9

544

Apr

Jun

9%

Aug

11%

Feb

9

Aug

10

STOCK

CL E)

Waterman

Westeel
Woods

♦

Pen Co Ltd

Products

14%

*
__

50

14%

14%

2,955

23%

*

Ltd

Manufacturing Co Ltd

24

600

50

50

25

9.25

9.40

11% May
21% Apr

24 %

35

50

Jan

14"% Aug
Jun
Jun

Mining Stocks—
Aconic Mining Co
Alta

Anacon
Arno

Mines

Ascot

Jan

9.40

Aug

16c

2,500

9c

Jan

32c

Apr

22c

48,000

17c

Feb

44c

Mar

3.30

3.60

7,100

Jan

4.10

4c

3,05

5%c

18,000

2c

Jan

8c

10c

29,500

7c

Mar

13c

52c

58c

8,000

43c

Feb

72c

July

27c

27c

1,500

15c

Jan

45c

Feb

5c

5c

5c

3,500

3c

Jan

8c

Apr

9c

1,500

Jan

17c

12c

9%c

12c

36,500

3c

Apr

19 %c

Jun

77c

Ltd

Apr
Apr
May

77c

85c

3,150

40c

May

1.16

23c

19 %c

July
July

4%c

—

Sulphur Mining Corp

Metals

3.75

15c

19%c

3.50

Ltd

Mines

5,750

15c

20 %c

—

Ltd

Mines

Lead

Arnora

9.40

Ltd

Mines

Ameranium

Corp Ltd

Atlas Sulphur & Iron——

Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—
Barvallee

Beatrice

Mines

Red

Ltd

9c

Gold

Lake

Mines

Ltd.

Mining Corp

7c

Bouscadillac

Gold

Gold

Brilund
Burnt

19,200

7c

Jan

26c

5,000

29c

Apr

69c

7,550

43c

vtc_—

Mines

40c

48c

21,800

12c

Mar

57c

July

27c

39c

55,800

3c

Mar

48c

July

2.55

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

Mines
Hill

23c
66c

2.60

35 %C

Metals Ltd

Rare

Jan

2.50

Ltd

Mines

4c

66c

Chibougamau Mines Ltd

Bobjo
Boreal

Ltd

2.30 May

2.95

July
Jan

Jun

193

Tung-Sten

193

193

300

1.93

Aug

2.10

4.05

Mines

Callinan

Flin

Uranium

Flon

Mines

4.00

4.10

5,625

4.00

July

4.75 May

Ltd

37c

37c

10,000

26c

Mar

46c

Jun

33c

30c

33c

13,650

25c

Jan

55c

Mar

12%

12%

13

5,800

Jan

137/8 July

10%

Ltd

Mines

Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—_
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir) Ltd.

Cartier-Malartic

Casslar
Celta

&

6,200

26c

26c

5,700

22c

Jan

58c

4c

4c

40,500

2c

Jan

6%c

Apr
Apr

9.90

9.90

150

6.00

Jan

11

July

10 %c

12c

12,500

7%c

Jan

2lc

Mar

10c

10c

500

7c

Jan

18c

1.10

1.24

35,600

80c

Mar

5.05

Mines

5.05

1,400

Ltd

Ltd—

Ltd

1.18

Dome

Phillips Square

Donalda

Office:

St., New York Qty, HAnover 2-0575

SHERBR001&

-

Mines

CHICOUTIMI

-

ST. JOHNS, P. Q.

5.05

Aug

Apr
Jun

Apr

1.24 Aug
5.05

Aug

46c

3,000

81c

May

11c

13c

17,500

4%c

Jan

18c

Mar

12%

13,100

2.10

Jun

15%

a5.15

a5.20

5,150

2.25

Jan

4.70

2.73

2.92

3,100

1.15

Jun

3.00 Aug

6,500

2%c

11c

11%
—

Mines

Ltd

July

Feb

7c

Jun
Aug

Apr

4c

5c

1.25

500

40c

Jftn

3.45

Apr

26C

42,050

9c

Jan

26c

Aug
Mar

450

20c 21 %c

3,000

l^c

Feb

36c

Apr

1,500

35c

Apr

56c

Aug

90,100

48c

July

88c

Aug

48c

75c

6.50

6.80

1.20

Ltd

67c

6.80

Ltd

46c

69c

Ltd—

48c

1 20

700

4.10

3.10

4.20

52,600

Corp Ltd

1

1,100

15

18

15%

21 %c

Ltd.

Refining Co Ltd

44c

22c

15%
Mines

Mines

Metals

East Smelting

45c

1.25

5c

25c

Ltd

Asbestos

Sullivan

Eastern

3.85

a5.20

Ltd—

Ltd

Ltd

Co

Duvan Copper Co

East

2.74

1.10

10%

45c

.—,

Mines

Mines

Sudbury

Mining

Dominion

Aug

1.75 Mar

2.92

Denison

Consolidated

fx

July

41,500

lie

Corporation

Cadillac

Central

Cournor

14

125

1.40
3.10

4C

Ltd

Mines

Mining Co Ltd
Gold

8.65 May

10%

1.10

26c

Gold

Asbestos

Dev

Centremaque

4.20

2.50

1.30

Carnegie Mines Ltd

Consolidated

EXCHANGE

~

Jun

*

Consol

HART

P|j-9501

1203

Branch




Feb

Apr

May

com—-13.50

Ltd

Co

Cortez Explorations

47.

Jan

-10

Mexican

STOCK^EXCHANGE

Telephone

page

7.00

Jun

*

Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd

see

37

*

MacLaren Power & Paper Co

CANADIAN

.For footnotes

Aug

9% July

15

Copper-Cliff

-

137 %

10

Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd—*

STOCK;/ EXCHANGE

William

Jan

2.80 May

a24

10

437/a July

May

230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal

62

38

10

preferred

TORONTO

TROIS-RIVIERES

Jan

26% Aug

a24

Coniagas Mines Ltd
Conro Development Corp

-

37

Feb

50

(Can)

Foundation

conv

37

1.80

Mar

.20

Paints

preferred

Chibougamau Explorers

QUEBEC

Feb

July

36

Can-Met Explorations Ltd

May
52 % Apr

Canadienne
Commerce

MEMBERS:

1.15

Feb

Mar

77

Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd

—

80

Aug

106

26

26%

10

Scotia

31

9

14%

77%

7.95 July

Banks—

Nova

100

J

Jan

36%

Bouzan

12

106

__

:_*

Montreal

Feb

7%

*

Belle

Feb
Jan

104

.—100

common

Jan

96

Mar

7%
7%
al2% al2%

*

Calumet

Zellers Limited

.—

85

Mar

6

5

Bellechasse

United

May

95

May

__

♦

;

Co

104

53

certificates—

Steel Co of Canada

Jan

70%

100

common

103
"

1

preferred
Breweries

„

•_*

com

71

10
300

July

33

10% May
29% Jan

50
___

Williams

100

6%

58 Vz

Jun

'

_i

•

100

preferred

82
a96

6

Jun

736

*

^

82

Jan

30% July

33

-

65%

-

Aug

58%

54 %

32%

66

July
Aug

30

48% Aug

161

50

•

35

Jan

34

200

69

Mar

46% May

400

29

__

25

Series

Soetham

170

29

37%

'

Co

Voting trust
Simpsons Ltd

26

705

69

Corp common
„♦
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*

Sicks'

46

__

Lawrence

1%

960

44%

56

Preferred

Shcrwin

33%

♦

Saguenay Power
St

33

95

*

Quebec Pbwer

Royalite

Apr

4,248

•__—*

common...

34 %

Jun

15

45

*

Canada—-

Co

27

70

Preferred

6%

13%

48

1

l

Mar

Jan
Feb

75

Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach Corp

6%

Jun

*

common

80

15%
30

cl A—*

Sec

•>

23% July
36 % Aug

Jun

75

Crown

Jun

Feb

57%

*

:—

75

49

pfd_

Standard

20% May
33% Mar

a96

Canadian Inter Inv Tr 5% cum
pfd 100
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Celtic Knitting Co Ltd.*

Jun

13%

55%

'

10

445

22

13%

47%

100

575

a72

34 %

107

5

__

Ontario Steel Products—

956

36%

a72

26%

Jun

26% Aug
26% Mar

1

10

57%

.-_*

common

23

35%
25

7.00 July

al4

33%

*
—*

22%

36

*

:

Aug

46% July

May

17% Mar

104%

July

al3% al3%

—

*

Noranda Mines Ltd—.;—*

7%

al4

5

National Steel Car Corp

23

♦

B

—

National Drug Si Chemical

50c

34%

Mica

.♦

J4

Apr

25

London Canadian

24

MacMillan & Bloedel class B

Jan

16'/a

34%

Loblaw

9

Feb

11

*

Jun

24

Apr

15

*

Jan

*

9%

25

Canadian

25

Jun

Jun

12

Sugar

Ltd

155

—*

Lower St Lawrence Power—

Dominion

Apr

21% May

5

12%

Jan

6

July

19

May

18% Mar

al3

12%

—

A——*

17

1.20

19

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd

Lambert

25

13% May

12

50c

Arena Co

Consolidated

Jan

July

19

1

Packers

Neon

48

12

-

Canada

Canadian

10%

1

High

Jan

*

A

Jan

Apr

22%

__

*

Candy Shops
Acceptance class
Bros Ltd—

29

al51

23

100

Laura Secord

25

124

cl

Ltd

Jun

102% Mar
12

Jan

12% Aug

21%

76

190

Laurentide
Lewis

106

13V2

Jun

69

102

(John A)

Lang & Sons Ltd

2,515

105 Va

__

*

Woods T/e_

the

of

900

57

53

26

(John)

Limited

Labatt

7i/2

53

Jan
Jan

35% Mar

3,060

185

Corp

Ltd

50%

103

Intcrprovincial Pipe Lines

Lake

7%

14

__*

Jamaica Public Service

12%

44% July

52

4,455

Jan

*

Ltd

Power

International

30

7.50

common

Co

38V2

12

__

100

International

4,604

37%

__

*

common

69

56%

25
Canada

of

705

12%

„*

com__.

preferred

6%
Int

2,410

65

38%

10

:

40 %

52%

68 V2

Imperial Oil Ltd
—
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common'5
6% preferred
£1
Industrial Acceptance Corp common..*
$4.50 preferred
w'.
100
Inland

40'/4
52 %

__

Packers

,

>

36%

100

Columbia

Claude

Howard

common

Brown Company

Jun

35% July

128

__

50
—

27%

Jan

ai0

__

__

100

1927

4,275

90c

7%

Mar

9

.

9

57

*

32

113

__

-J.—5

Motors
Steel Wares, common

General

31 V'a

__

3

—_

12%

90c

British

6,016

General Dynamics

12%

29

1,110

*

12%

*

Belding-Corticelli Limited

33

100

5

16 % May

32

Low
670

Jan

32

Range since Jan.

High
47

Jan

Fraser

Low
44

11%

22% July
17% Jan

Shares

45%

33

775

for Week

*

310

25%

,—

Par

Sales

Range
of Prices

Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Arcan Corp Ltd

600

23 %

1

Jan

15

24

common

July

73%

23

Power
preferred

Last

July

Exchange

Fonda
Week's

Sale Price

141/3

23

5%

STOCKS

3.60 Aug
75 % July

25

General Bakeries Ltd

Friday

Jun

30

Apr

Canadian

Aug
Aug

100

May

Foundation

Gatineau

Canadian Stock

70

__

Players Canadian Corp—__1
Co of Canada
*
Co's Ltd common
*

146

24% Mar

ag7

a3.25

70

1

8%

140% Mar

331/3

30

ag7

__

—20

12

High

6% Mar

28%

23%
__

Power

Famous

146

/

Preferred
East Kcotenay

18,650

33

*

Du

Low

8%

146

__.y

,

AUGUST

Range since Jan, I

High

7%

*

—

Ltd
Pont of Canada Sec com

Dow Brewery

Eddy Paper Co

Shares

WEEK ENDED

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

Dominion Textile common

RANGE FOR

Sale*'

5.00
72c
2.10

July

Jan

7.25

Apr

Feb

1.50 May

Feb

4.20 Aug

;
v

44

and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August
15, 1955

The Commercial

(644)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Canadian Stock Exchange

FrWay

(Cent.)
*

STOCKS

Sale Price

Fab

Metal

Ltd

Mines

Low

1

Falconbridge Nickel Mines LtdFaraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
Fontana

43c

*
1
1

Mines

(1945)

Ltd

Frobisher Limited

45c

2,000
125

1.98

2.25

47/8c

5 Vie

2,300

4.70

—

4.80

Toronto Stock
Range since Jan* 1

4.80

3,500

3,000

24%c Feb
22

Jan

High
53c

Jun

Jan

3.50

2c

Jan

Gui-Por

Mines

Mines

Uranium

Gunner

Gold

*

Ltd

Ltd—*

Metals

Jun

'

22c

9,500

15c

18c

20c

3,000

17c

14

15%

23

__

23%

500

Jan

July

78c

Jan

July

19%

Jun

25

Jun

Acadia-Uranium

Aug

Acme Gas

Acadia-Atlantie

——

Cons

Gold

liuaoon-Rand Gold

Mines Ltd

5

Mines Ltd

1

Mining & Dev Co

23 V*

1

6%c

7c

1.55

3,645

15% Mar

10,113

19c

1.55

.'

.

5S/8C Jan

19c

Iso

Mines

Uranium

1

42c

—1

6%c

1

10,100

40c

43c

7,600

6c

7c

12,600

1.55

38c

Aug

2.85 Mar

Lake

Ltd—

Mines

Jaculet

Mines

Jardun

Mines

Ltd

Lead

Labrador
Lake

Min

&

Jun

Albermont

50c

40,100

26c

28c

6,500

73c

97c

47,700

51 %c

July

Alberta

37c

May

1
1

Ltd

8%c
34c

1

Ltd—

8%c
30c

'

17

,

25,500

36c

58,000

17%
2.49

600

1.02

Jan

9c

8,500

5%c

Feb

125

20c

19%c

21c

209,900

\—

2.00

2.20

5,800

1

35c

3lc

39c

1

1.10

98c

1.10

62c

55c

62c

Mines

Macdonald
Mackeno

Mines

Ltd—1

Ltd

.

Mclntyre-Porcupine

1

1.

—

Mines

Ltd

1

Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Meta Uranium Mines

1

Monpas Mines Ltd
Nama

Creek

National

Calumet

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Pacific

New

Vinray

Nocana

200

80,400

72c

9,700

23 %

-600

24VaC Apr
5.15 Mar

63c

Apr

67% May
Jan

46c

55c

Mar

16%

Jan

90

Jun

2.23 Aug

1.40 July
25% July

80c

85c

23,800

41c

Jan

1.05

1.55

1.60

3,200

80c

Jan

2.70 May

5%c

1.56

7c

5,000

3c

Feb

Feb

2nd

Jun

Area

2.72

Apr

1.02

700

60c

Jan

8c

3,500

5%c

Jun

18 %c

20c

35c

35c

14,000

22c

Mar

49c

64c

211,500

21c

Mar

64c

42c

40c

48c

1,050

40c

Aug

65c

July

22c

Orchan

Uranium

1

Ltd

Mines

:

Mines—

Consol Uranium

Pardee

Pater

Amalgamated

'

Uranium

Mines

Ltd

Manitou
Nickel

Mines

J

Ltd

Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd

Stadacona

Standard

Mines
Gold

(1944)

Mines

59c

5.80

Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan

Cons

Mines

Lake

Tazin

Mines

Tiblemont

Mines

38c
3%c

80c

July

1

60c

60c

65c

7,900

45c

Jan

23%

24%

5,545

20%

59

61

191

52 Vs

13c 13 %c

3,600

—,—*
50
1
—2.50
1

common

—

Tobiit Silver

*

Uddlen

Mines

United

Asbestos

Valor

Lithium

VlolaMac

Virginia Mining Corp

13c

1.000

7.00

17,000

71c

42,200

1.55

700

68c

67c

71c

63,700

4.20

3.75

4.25

36,150

10c lO'/ac

2,500

10%c

9c

July

3.50

Jan

15c

May

7.00 Aug

15c

Jan

41c

Jan

16c

7.50 July

24%c July

55c

Aug

1.45 May
1.55 Aug

20c

Feb

1.10

Jan

9c

Jan

'

Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bagamac

Bankeno

Jun

Bankfield Consolidated

Mines

of

Apr

5.05 May
14c

Apr

13

Apr

510

11% Mar

300

1.00 July

1.60 Aug

2.50

500

1.20

Jan

2.90 Aug

34c

132,400

9c

Jan

34c

8c 12VaC

9c

15

1.35

27c

39,200

3c

Jan

18r

20%

Jan

26% July

26

__

21 %c

24c

__

26 Va

300

800

24c

500

75c

90c

433,233

8.70

8.40

8.95

4.525

1.07

82c

Feb

3.55

Alg
Apr

Apr

Jan

5.40

2%c

Feb

24c

Aug

24c

Aug

78c

Mar

6c

Jun

Jun

12c 13%c

17,500

4.75

93c

Jan

10J/4 July

3%c Jan

15c

Aug

Mines

Barymirx
Base

Amulet

Bata

22%

"B"

Class

7%

Jan

14% Aug

5.15

Jan

8.10 Mar

1.25

1.25

20c

28c

198,700

Jan

23c

Aug

Jun

18c

Apr

Feb

40c

Apr

1.15

July

10c

Jan

1.45
30c

Jan

Aug

18c

18c

19c

5.000

8.00

8.00

8.10

8.10

100

39c

__

40c

40c

3,500

200

10c

Jan

4.80

Jan

8.10 Aug

28c

Feb

21c

Mines

Metal

Oils

80c

51c

80c

86,020

*

40

40

500

1

Ltd

3 10

3 20

700

L86

2^00

2.00

<■

Mines

a

40c
8c

76,550

15% al5%
38c

|

42c

50

70,800

8c

11c

66,500

5c

5%c

6%c

332,100

igc

15c

19c

99,500

60c

60c

500

__l

-

Anglo-Canadian

_i

Oil

Petroleums

Co

*

9.60 July
8.10 Aug
69c

Apr

51c

21%

Aug
Jan

1.80 Mar
69c

Jan

12

Jan

2.15
40

4.00

Apr

Aug

July

2.00 Aug

24c

Jan

15
46 %c

July
May

4%c

Jan

5c

Aug

19c

Jan

2%c

Jan

20c

July

60c

Aug

13%C Mar

1.35

Apr

Calvan

Admiral

Pacific

&

6.25

Jan

12

Petroleums

United

Oils

Oils

1.45

1.64

9,101

2.20

33c

5,111

29 %c

May

8c

8c

4,066

6V2C Jan

50

50

50%

1,040

10

61%

60

61%

370

41% May
52% Apr

1.08

1.05

1.09

22,400

1.05

1.79

1.75

2.00

36,265

1.30 Mar

30c

39c

2,700

49c

'

30c

Feb
Mar

I2V4C Apr

54% July
63

Jun

July

2.10

Jan

2.10 Aug

Jan

50c

Jan

2.50

2.38

2.55

12,350

Feb

3.05

*

67c

65c

70c

73,970

30c

Jan

97c

Mar

48c

93c

Apr

2.33

Apr

*

42c

40c

106,863

39c

Jan

*

15 %c

15 %c

17c

7,000

14c

Apr

1

*

Ltd

2.25

1.95

2.25

21,890

70c

Jan

2.95

Apr

47c 62 %c

9,030

20c

July

1.00

July

20c

July

62 %c
49c

class

45c

82c

8,478

*

A—*.

63

63%

185

46%

47

50

1.03

1.34

445,083

1

——

—_*

7%

7%

7%

1

—

3.30

3.00

3.35

—

0

-

common

1.27

*

.■

*

Corp

61c

61c

23%

23%

1.00 July

Jan

64

Jun

38

Jan

58

Apr

25c

Jan

200

7

1.36 July

8%

May

2.95 July

,

27,100

24

Jan

58%

8,400

67c

20c

_

45c
17

845

.

Jan
Mar

,

Jan

6.20 Apr
1.00 July
25

Jan

Quebec

——1

58c

57c

60c

14.250

35c

Feb

95c

Jun

——25

49%

48%

50%

19,333

45 Vo

Jan

52

July

1

1

2.25

2.25

*

85c

85c

85c

600

70c

Jan

*

15c

15c

19c

52,400

15c

Ltd

1

Aug

70c

70c

80c

14,653

68c

July

y8c

4c

179,938

%c

Aug

17c

Jun

1

12c

ll%c 12 %c

17,000

10c

Jan

15c

Apr

River

Bevcon

Mines

Rights
Yukon

Bicroft

Uranium

Bidgood
Black

Blue

Blue

Mines

:

Mines

1

Ltd—

*

Kirkland

Bay

Uran

Ribbon
Rock

3.65

3.20

4.15

8c

9%c

1.53

2.00

pfd

76,465

241.517

50

34

34

35

2.10

2.05

2.50

60c

67c

6c

20,600

64c

1.80

201,872

Mines

2.26

34

Apr

May

1.05

Jun

Jun

4.20

May

12c July
3.80

Aug

Jun

40 Va July

Jan

2.05

Apr

1.00
52c

Jan

1.53

170

1

1

Cerium

2.00 May

7,500

1.69

1

Corp

2,600

2.90

Aug

24c

Mar

79c

13c

May

Jun

24c

July

Bonville

Gold

I

Bouscadillac

Gold

Mines

15c

1

12c

12c

15c

6c

Jan

19c

ADr

1

Bordulac

41c

40c

49c

28,100

40c

Aug

65c

July

9c

10c

33,833

O V4C

Mar

17c

Apr

1

15c

—

17c

83,000
8,700

.

Bralorne Mines

*

3.00

Bralsaman

2,860

1

1.04

1.04

1.05

1,300

#

17%

17%

17%

150

*

7%

7%

7%

8,387

IV*

125

47%

Brantford
Brazilian

Petroleum

Cordage class A
Traction

Eright

(T G)

preferred

Brllund
Britalta

British

Mines

British

1

49%

2.10

Jun

9°c

Feb

•

Jan

1.36

Jan

18

9% Mar

Jun

Apr

49%

Jan

17

15%
—-

Apr

3.50

Apr

17

15%

100

11

22%

22%

100

19 %

May

108,175

Aug

May

22% Aug

Oil

1.98

1.82

2.04

1.30

May

2.50

Apr

1

2.65

2.65

2.71

8,068

2.50

Jun

3.85

Jan

*

Petroleum

Columbia

49%

*

23
Ltd

American

2.85

50

common

Preferred

3.00

Jan

"

30%

30

32

8,067

257/b

Apr

33% July

51%

Electric—

-

72c

3,800

80c

Co Limited
Petroleums Ltd




preferred

50

52%

146

preferred

100

10G

106

106

170

103

Apr

106% July

50

54

54

54%

150

52

Jan

54% Mar

preferred

Jan

14%

15%

800

14'/8 May

18%

Jun

6.40

6.40

800

53c

54c

3,500

5.25 May
41c
Jan

6.70 July
60c
Jan

*

I

I

1

39c

1

—„

Ltd—

Ltd

4 % %

53%

50 % May

Jun

Jun

67c

^53

22r

36c

1.22 May

60c

Apr

Jun

13,500

27c

Apr

51c

3,000

15c

July

33c

1.65

1.37

1.37

5,000

50c

60c

9,500

60 Wall

4,900

7.80
1.30

1.08

29c

Feb

Aug
Apr
Jan

12
1.97

Canadian

Jun

1.55

Aug

200
85c

1

iov-p

-

~

i

II

j

J2C
7=-

211

63c

10% Mar

2,650

85c

Aug

3.000

7%c

Jun

1,300

1.12

Feb

12% July
1.65

Jan

20c

July
1.79 July

29,800

65c

July

75 %c

1,500

CANADIAN

Jan

80c

SECURITIES

The Investment Dealers' Association of
Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange-*
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange

Wire system

to all

offices

July

47c

Company Limited

Members:

Feb

78c

~~

Affiliate:

Gairdner &

July

1

-HI—IIHi

Company Inc.

Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380

Jan

200

Gairdner S

Feb

22c

11%

1.45

*

39c

17c

11%

LtdZIZIZIIII^I 1

Development

Westburne Oil
Wilrich

30 %C

Jun

Ltd

Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Quebec

30%C

Jan

Jun

7.15

IIIIIII»

Mines

42c

4.65

850

1

Oils

Oils

Apr

7,000

Jasper Oil Corp
Bristol

25c

6.00

10%

11111
—ITU*

Ltd

Home Oil Co Ltd—^

1.000

5.75

25c

Ltd
Oils

27c

9.85

~_-l

Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd—

Norpax

2.78

Beta Gamma Mines

5%
27c

1

"A"

Ltd

Peti oleums

27c

II—1*

Ltd

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canadian

12%

Aug

4%%

Limited

Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas
Bonnyville Oil & Refiping
Calalta

Jan

1.86

Apr

Stocks—

Altex

New

4,700
»

7c
10c

4%c

6.75

1,400

*

Mining
Telephone

7,320

23c

Jan
Jun

4,755

*

Belleterre

1.25

Jan

Ltd

Lumber

Beaver

Bell

Berens

9,000

19c

1

Beaucage Mines Ltd
Beaver Lodge *

Apr

14,600

May

1

—

Beatty Bros

Aug

206 000

15c

1.90

.

Beattie-Duquesne

May

23c

10

Jun

Mining——

Power

3c

13c

2.35 Aug
Jan

8% Mar

1.86

B

68c

16cl6VaC

12c

warrants

Bathutfst

Jan

10cll%c

__

41,225

2.00 Mar

10

—

Petroleums

Jan

1.600

12c 13 %c

1

Blaska Uranium Mines

16c

6.90

13c

3,850

9.75 lO'/aC

Bathurst Mining
"A" warrants

26c

6.80

,

Zenmac

OH

Co

3,000

6.80

9%c

38C

Metals

25,000

141/8

28,025

Warrants

55c

13 %

475

lie

July

18%c Apr

1.88

—

Mines

32c

133/4

9%

10c

—1

Barnat

32c

50c

2.35

9%

46c

9.75

—

Scotia

Nova

50c

„

.

Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd
1
Wendell Mineral Products
Ltd-,
1
Western Tungsten Copper Mines
Ltd-1
Westville Mines Ltd
1

July

July

19 %c May

_1

Montreal

of

Bridge & Tank

Waite

73c

50c

Jun

2.50

33c

2.17

9%
10 %c

1

common

Mines Ltd

1.32

80c

2.2I5

*

1

Electric

Auto

1

Gold

Aunor

2.99

1.35

__

1

20

Apr

Jan

2.35

14%
1.35

85c

—

13% Mar

Apr

Jun

1

3,643

Feb

Jun

11c

-

20 % July

19

41c

July

Apr

—

"

13% Mar

•

11c

1

—

Boymar

Ltd..

800

4,325

3c

—_*

—

Mines

36% July

78,735

11 %c ll%c

1

Ventures Ltd

July

100

59c

15 Va

16

18

1

—

Mines

Aumaque

2,500

Ltd

Mines

32

33%

15

July

Bank

1

Jan

24c

Bank

1

Aug

19c

Feb

July

Ltd

Apr

61

3c

38,100

Yellowknife

Bobjo Mines

Corp

26

Apr
May

15c

1

United Keno Hill Mines Ltd—
United Montauben Mines Ltd

Feb

10c

38c

2.90 July

_»

Jan

Jan

15c

10c

Ltd

Jan

80c

•

49 %c

58c

—10

Steels

1.25

16c

Jan

Mines Ltd

33%

July

9%c Apr

55,610

2c

Trebor Mines Ltd—

59

2.10

Jan

32c

4,675

1

23%

Mar

27c

154,700

1

1.70

30c

7c

—

May

14% Aug

-1

1

Ltd

56 %

Jan

4.70 Mar

Aumacho River

__1

Fields

Jan

13

Feb

Jan

15c

Ltd--.

Gold

Jun

53

435

Mar

77c

2.10

Ltd

6.20

120

14%

1,800

Metals Corp

Bibis
Tache

20,261

54%

14%

FeD

16c

19%

May

55c

,

Mines

5.90

54%

Jan

14,700

Atlas

6c

Ltd-

5.70

54%

5c

13% July

38c

1.55

1

970

500

1,500

*

5,100

13%

Aug

Jun

Apr

1.55

,j

8%c

13%

Feb

1.38

3.75

Jan

1

Ltd

8%c

13%

2.00

Jan

67,300

Belcher

Ltd

July

3.00

11c

20c

1

93c

14,535

95c

Euipment

13%c

Ltd

Aug

32,759

7V2C Jan

*

Mines

91c

1.38
3.60

91c

6%c

8,300

Gold

141,220

1.30
3.30

95c

500

100,000

Mines Ltd

1.13

1.35
3.45

36,270

21c24%c

Soma-Duvernav

Jun

56,825

2.55

Sherritt-Gordon

Apr

70c

11c

2.20

Ji

22c

Aug

1.80

Aro

7c

*

Jan

45c

15c

19c

__

1

Jun

14c

27,180

24c

2.45

Mines—

109%

4,958

51c

8c

1

Gold

May

18c

45c

17c

Rayrock

Crest

106

15 %c

15c

2.30

Red

90

108% 108%

24c

2.25

Roche Long Lac Mines-:
Royran Gold Fields Ltd—

Jun

8%C

2.25

;

July

27

1

1

Ltd-

111

Feb

1

Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd—

Mines

Jun

Jan

26

Aubelle

300

1

83

69%

25

Atlin-Ruffner

105,600

*

Jan

7,639

Jun

Aug

40c

1

49

101

26%

14

2.50 May

7.00

1

1,180

98

26%

Apr

12c

35c

1

Ltd

Corp

73%

8%

8%c

Barvue

Quebec
Quebec

1,335

50

Ashdown Hardware class B

14c

-

11

73%

8c

Corp

'

9

90c

Ascot

1.80.

Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.. 1
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd
1
Quebec Lithium Corp
__1

101% Aug

69

1.60

Jan

1

.

Mar

45c

r

Aug

1

Mining Co
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd

Jun

97-

10%

—"

Aug

1

Pitt Gold

Feb

25

Jan

6.90

1

Mines

150

2.50 Mar
50c

Jan

Jan

37c

1

100 100%

Jan
Jan

*

Banff Oils

Panel

27,074

19%

1.50

12 V*

Feb

7.00

.

20%

6 %c

13c

,

16%

1.60 Jan

28c

3%c

6.00

7.00

1

2,000

Jun

Feb
1.80 May
2.65 Mar

79c

20c

Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd_l

2,500

32c

63 %c

2,500

45c

Ltd—.:

(1945)

4,825

1.80

1.01

Jun
Mar

95c

Avillabona

Obalski

2.20

1.75

Mar

50c

8,650

17c

*

2.05

58c

78c

-

30,000

45c

Ltd

5,300
10,700

17c

20c

1

Corp

58c

95c

12c

45c

Ltd

Mining

55c

8% July
July

1.95

1

—

11,000

58c

May

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10c

1
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83c

1.75

Ltd—1.90
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50c
lie

Ltd

78c

Feb

16c

Oils

Ltd

May

9 V2 Mar

8%c

Atlas

Mines

20c

7%

276

1

$2.40 conv 2nd pfd class A

58c

Mines

Jun

237

10

Jun

109% July

15%c

■-

—

——

Arjon Gold

20c

&

14c

7%

9%

*
"
*

Argus

1.05

7c

35c

Mines

1,100

18c

7%

10

Mines

2.75

Feb

~

Jun

Corp

Apex

May

1

Nepheline

Rouyn Mines
Consolidated

Angle

87c

1

18c

Mar

^c
-20c

Petroleums Ltd

Leduc

Anglo Cdn
Anglo-Huronian

*

Ltd

Jan

103

*

Exploration —
Oil
Pulp & Paper pfd—

72c

20c

-1°0
1

Petroleums

600

39c

11c

20

Mines

Anchor

1,800

14%C Har

1st pfd

Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian

1.20

53,750

8,650

100%

—

of Canada

Lead

Arcan

Jun

*

Ltd
Co

Anacon

Apr

1.05 Aug

50

13c

-100

preferred
Larder

American

9c

11c

--1

Amalgamated
Amanda

2.05

7c

105

or

1.98

1

105
12 %C

12 %c

31c

—

Aluminium

1.20

—1
-

24%

1.80

Algoma Steel

American
1.25 May
1.05 Jun

Jan

Cons

Uranium Mines Ltd

Aluminum

1

Mines

Normetal

85

2.05

Apr

1

Coal

New Thurbois

Jan

2.49 Aug

Ltd

Mines

Santiago

New

43c

18% May
12 %c

23 %

2.15

common

certificates—

trust
Pacific

Warrants

1.99

Highbridge Mining Co Ltd
New Lafayette Asbestos Co
New

5,500

July

225

90c

*

Debentures

Mines Ltd

Harrlcana

Louvre

Jan

Aug

Apr

49c

16

—

1

■

New

New

Aug

12c

Jan

—-—

Knife

Petroleums

Distillers

Voting
Alberta

1

Formaque Mines Ltd—

New

1.65 Aug

1

Ltd

New

Goldvue

,

85c

1

Mines

Explorations

New
New

'

2.00

98c

23

1

*

5%c Jan

6,700

63c

65c

1

Jan

30,500

85

1.99

9.10

16c

1.65

__

5

Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd

9%c Jan

9c

1

Ltd—

Ltd

Jan

17

*

Mines

Goldiields

4c

2.40

1

Lorado

Uranium

Jan

Jun

9c

1

Ltd

9c

Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Louvicourt

7c

22 %c Mar
42 %c

July

8%

80c

Ajax Petroleums

July

Jun

July

2,455

24

18c

"

8c

27

13%

—

common—

70c

37

Jan

12%

470

-

7%

& Oil

Jan

Jan

25%

26%

10°

2%c Jan

High

26

24

—*

Preferred

Algom

Explor Co Ltd

Mines

Mines

45c

26c

90c

Ltd—

Mines

50c

1

1

Ltd——,—,

Mines

Zinc

Dufault

Lavalie

trust

voting

Mines

Kenmayo Yukon
Kontiki

1

Ltd

Joliet-Quebec

65,839
•

--

Akaitcho Yellow

Jack

Low

35%

26

,

Class A

Agnew-Surpass
Inspiration

Range since Jan. 1

High

13%

,

common

Preferred

Hollinger

32%

35%

Shares

26 %

preferred

4 % %,

25c

-*

Paper common

&

May

8

Low

Par

Power

Sales
for Week

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

5.15 July

19c

—

1

Ltd

Mines

22c

Last

STOCKS

9%c May

3.85 Mar

Week's

Friday

Jun

30

1.85

Abitibi
Orandines

Exchange

C»Bsdl»n Funds

Low

a28% a28%

__

*

—

Shares

High,

40c

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12

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and Financial
Chronicle

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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday

STOCKS

Last

Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Packers class A
British Columbia Power
British

*

British Columbia

Reef

Broulan

Mills

Bruck

12 %c 13%c

18%

Low

9,713

8%

18 V2

684

16% May

20

35%

2,487

47

49 %

595

j 52

24% May
43% Jan

1.50

1.58

37% July
50% July

25,000

14

—:L—

14

Mines

9C

8c

9c

—^

1

18,350

12c

12c

13c

18,750

1.20

100

1

Mines

Brunswick

1

________

Mining——

35c

_i

Buckles

Algoma Uranium
Buffadison Gold —J.

l

Ankerite-—^—1_
Canadian

Products ^_—
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Building

I—__—_

Hill

Bunker

Rights
Burrard

class

"A"_

9%c

lie

Jan

16c

84c

33,000
2,387

5%c

81c

May

60c

Jan

16c

92c

15c

17c

July

Flin

'

Calnorth

Oils

*

.

.

Bread

Canada

Cement

4

Foils

i

A

Life

Malting

Canada

Northern

Canada

Oil

Canada

Power

Lands

Lines

Admiral

31%

Astoria

Canadian

Breweries

14

17% Mar
30

188%

193

282

127

Apr

200

Feb

10%

101/4

400

8

Mar

11

75%

July

77%

205

66

Jan

Car

4.70

Jan

Detta

Aug

2.75

Jan

37% Mar

40%

35%

36%

400

33

37

Apr

Apr

52c

Decalta

Oils

Cos

Canadian

35%

*

Cassiar

Asbestos

135

135 135%

26c

22c

32c

21,793

18c

May

43c

Jun

1

33c

27 %c

34c

60,300

lie

Jan

38c

May

Apr

11'/a

Jun

Jun

3.75

May

Feb

1.10 May

,

class

A

4

9%

235

9%

; 10

4

3.05

3.05

3.05

50

1

88c

87c

9lc

10,387

35c

35c

35c

3,525

35c

Aug

1

1.05

1.05

1.05

500

90c

May

1

19c

18c

20c

31,304

15c

July

86c

86c

100

80c

Jun

;

Ltd

Ltd—'

L

1

Ltd

1

1.50

1.40

135

8%
3.05
81c

38c

July

1.18
33c

Jan
Jan

1.25 Mar

1.50

11,000

1

24c

21c

28C

121,550

25c

1.90

1.55

1.90

29,200

2

38

37%

38%

4,285

30%

2.50

5.40

Apr

5.70

5.70

2.520

40% May

5.10

Jun

15%

15%

1,175

5.95 July

18c 20 %C

15,650

—

Seagrams
Exploration (Western)

_4

.

Dominion Asbestos
Coal

15%

1

20%c

25

pfd

1.10

Jan

15c

Feb

1.24

Jun

14% July
15c

Feb

6%

6%

250

6'/a Aug
17% Mar

1.80
50c

Jun

May

2.15

Jun

18'/a Mar
34c

Apr

10%

Jan

53

Jun

Apr

20 %

39%

39%

40

Aug

1,800

28%

Feb

40

4

12%

12%

Jun

12%

Jan

13%

Jun

4

7%

35%

36%

4,672

935

25

Jan

30

Jun

28% May

33

July

57c

1.75

Aug

29 %

Jan

39

Jan

Jun

8%
8.50

May

14'/a July

Mar

89c

3

10%

50

10%

11%

5,725

66c

66c

1,832

21c

21c

4

1.93

24%

24c

5.600

1.88

19% May

29% July

Jan

Apr
Apr

17c

Jun

Jan

37%

Jan

Jan

60c

29

25

14% July

Jun

36c

Apr

19,895

1.76

Apr

26%

2,085

15%

Jan

2.06

2.22

2,556

1.90

Jun

3.00

Feb

8%

8 %

83/4

3,070

7%

Jun

8%

Apr

27%

*

1.95

22

2.10

10c

27%

50

49c

3,400

4

4

46c

July

31

Jun

6lc

Mar

36c

Feb

2.15
27

Jan

20

Dominion Scot Invest preferred
Steel & Coal

23%

Apr

23

%

84c

33 %

10

26%c

1

2.95

24%

3,995

17

Jan

96

96

60

90

Mar

100

9%

10%

2,400

3

Jan

12

80c

90c

32

33%

25 %C 26 3/4 c

82,840

48c

9,624

28

4,669

33%

91

120

69

120

102

Feb

1.42

85c

29%

19%

300

18

3.35

700

2.90

1

270

3.25

14

35

19

4

33%

2.90

297

85c

85c

550

Aug
Jun

28% July

Mar

105 % 105 %

100

73,038

July

35%

Jan

2.95

July

90c

17% Mar

2.60
91

4

25% July

Mar

Feb

3.50 July
95

July

106% May
47% Mar
19'/a July

Jan

July

Dominion

Stores

Dominion

Tar

Textile

Dominion

Woollens

Donalda

&

9.25

103/4

21,926

5.95

Jan

4.25

4.60

1,012

2.70

Jan

12% July
4.90 July

5.10

5.80

39,475

4.50

Jan

7.50 Mar

Central

4

1.90

1.75

2.20

13,840

1.35

Jan

2.50

1

1-00

90c

1.00

7,050

70c

Jan

1.10 July

1

16c

16c

18c

Jun

Mar

40

May

110

25

Jan

1

Eastern

Easy

Steel

7c

Jan

18c

Apr

25c

Jan

60c

Jan

4

1.86

1.81

1.88

11,300

10

7

7

25

6

17%

160

15

2.05 Mar

4.65

4.75

1,800

7% Mar

F'eb

20

Apr

5.40

3.35 Mar

'67c

73c

Aug

Aug
Aug
Aug
July

30%

86,800

67c

Aug

92c

26c

25c

28c

87,325

17c

Jun

36c

1.02

1.28

94,090

9%c

9%c

1,208

._1

Elder

1.02

Jan

Mines
Ltd

El

El

Sol

Gold

2.20

July
Jun

Apr

16%
36%

36%
73%

4,935

58 %c

975

59c

75c

100

-

10c 10 %C

7,000

1

*

8%

10c

9c

Jan

7.25

Apr

1.52 May
6.00 July
17

Aug
July

37

75% July

Jan

58c

July

45c

Mar

110

Feb

6%c Jan

79c

Jan

1.10

Jun

116

Aug
12%c July
14 %c APf

Insurance

29,500

54c

70%

July

29

35

Feb

75

54

55

Aug

54

54

32

Feb

56

Aug

1.63

39c

1.45

1.75

50c

71c

22,951

28

28

29

3,571

25c

—

8c

18c

171,850

60c

4

Corp

Jan
Mar

1.03 May
21c
July

21%

Jan

1.75

71c

30%

4

Mines

23

23%

2,170

23

July

29

27

26%

27%

390

25

Feb

2.28

Aug

Aug
Jun

29

-1

—

23 %

1

—i.

Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd

5,000

40c

70%

1

Life

9c

35c

70%

4

—

9c

Jan

2.95

29% Mar

5.000

116

Apr

Mar

33

2,550

65c

116

75c

Jan

3.75

74

69%

2.10 July
5.00 Jan
69c

18c

10

—

——

—

Warrants

1.94

Mar

May
3.75 July
2.91 July

2.65

131,957

—25c

2.50

2.62

3,034

4

36

38%

225

26

v-Jan

43

Jun

20

30%

30%

150

29

Jan

31

Feb

10c

Jan

28c

Federal Grain class A
Preferied
Kirkland

1

Petroleums

23c

20c

25c

1.80

5.25

5.10

5.60

5,595

—4

1.90

Jan

1.72

67,550

4

Manufacturing

Jan

3.60

Jan

Aug
6.30 July
2.85 May

Foundation

Co

Ltd

8V2C

8c

16c

Apr

Warrants

Chesterville Mines

1

43c

42c

46C

6,200

28%c

Jan

50c

Aug

Debentures

1

63c

54c

65c

47,700

35c

Jun

70c

1.19

1.08

1.24

40,600

80c

Mar

820

100

Jan

138

Aug

132

75

132

Aug

132

Aug

Jan

1.75

Jan

.23%

25%

1,125

18

.—4

7%c

7%c

7%c

8,900

5%c July

13c

—4

32

32

33

749

25

-4

35% July

4.75

4.65

4.90

17,391

3.60 Mar

72c

1,400

94

93%

96 Va

640

60c
Apr
85% May

95c

100

41 %c

47c

13,260

32c

Feb

77c

Mar

common—.

Feb

27%

5.20

Jun

Apr

July
May

Feb

1

9,400

132

25

—

Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl

2.00

126

132

4

Francoeur Gold
Cos

1.90

4
4

B

Frobisher

17

17
70%

Mar

25

;_—

Life

Fraser

200

4

__•

Emerald Glacier

Class

5%

1

common

Pen-Rey Oils

Federal

5%

1

Mines

Investments

Eureka

51,377

1

Eldrich

Equitable

12,640

1.28

5c

22,925

6.90

1.17

20

A

class

Electra

Empire

2.59

6.45

1-20

-10

Invest

Paper

2.26

6.80

4
4

i

,

2.59

1

.

:

Washing Machine

Economic

Fleet
6.000

5,800

7

68c

58c

105

1.15

—1

Ford Motor class A

10c
34c

1

32c

200

1

Eastern Metals

Jan

30c

4.65

III,600

30

East Sullivan Mines

24c

9%c

50c

50c

105

48c

1

East Amphl ___
East Malartic Mines

Federated

30c

17%

2.75 Mar

1

Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer

5.75

4

8% July

Feb

30

Ltd.

Jan

1.04 Mar

1.57 May

Mar

43c

Oils & Minerals

5.20

July

Jun

7

2.00

100

Dyno Mines

2.70 July

14c

9%

4,606
1,650

4

1

common

Brewery
Duvan Copper Co

Falconbrldge Nickel

66c

8%
2.40

—4

,

Mudge

Dow

Duvex

600

7%
2.40

4

—

Mines

Donnell

Jan

4.30

,

com

common.

5.25

10%

1

Chemical

&

Dominion

3.25 Aug

4

11,500

50

Dominion

29% July
28 Va Aug

Feb

1

Cheskirk

39 %c Aug
138
July

4

33

1

Steel preferred
Chateau-Gai. Wines
Chemical Research

24 %c May
54
Jan

Mar

240

9

Chatco

Aug
July

10,400

May

1,950

;

32 %c 39 %C

13

12%

4

Oils

27

15%

1

Charter

July

28c

Apr

52

36%

1

11 Vac

Feb

18

35

12

1

Mar

19c

80

7,148

4

Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain Oil

7c

9,500

10,855

36

-

100

c

1,440

28c

25%

53

36

-

36%

9%c

24c
25

25c

10

18%

12%

4

»

Jun

53

Feb

4

4

Central Patricia
Central Porcupine

5.25

17%

7.30

48% July

20

Oil

Feb

18%

July

Trethewey
Leduc

Apr

4.20

4

40c

21

Corp Ltd—

200

July

5,996

Central Explorers

Castle

4.95

Aug

56c

45c

125

:

4.75

Jun

30c

7,697

1,285

25

Canso Oil Producers
Cariboo Gold

Jan

28%

28%

Williston

9c

27%

21%

Canadian Western Natural Gas pfd—20

Canadian

II,591

23%

28%

Canadian Vickers

30c

Jun

26%

25

Corp
Canadian Utilities preferred

3.35

27

21

Tire

Jan

27

28%

preferred

Canadian

35c

4

28%

Petroleums

Ltd

34,500

4

21

4

100

&

17%

Magnesium

550

Railway.

19 %

Aug

9 %C

1

Jan

16

Foundry & Steel

51,890

.

Pacific

July

16%

Dominion

69c

Pipelines

4.95

July
July

2.30

Dominion

323/4

Petrofina

22 %c

2.95

20c

Jan

Apr

31

Canadian

28c

Jan

60c

40 c

57c

Canadian

25

1.34

July

25.532

69c

Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves

2,375

16

Jun

1.70

55c

32%

common

18

16

1.21

1.10

11c

51c

10c

4%
preferred
Warrants

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35,071

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Feb

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Apr

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July

95

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—:

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73

5.65

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6.60

Feb

July

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Canadian Hydro Carbons—

5.90

20

Aug

41

2,708

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6.25

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July

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3,158

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23

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23

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832

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Jan

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915

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July

Jan

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Feb

Jan

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9

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July
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Apr

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July

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Crown

Cusco

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Jan

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Feb

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Consolidated Nicholson

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65c

10,906

42c

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54,488

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182

Volume

and Financial Chronicle

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS

Last

Par

3.05

Gold

Pioneer

48c

12,800
6,218

1.80

1.99
25c

649,810

33

635

1.15

36,150

32c

1,000

22c

55%

2,930

6Uc

Powell River

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1,000

66%

962

51%

Powell. Rouyn Gold
Prairie

Corp
Oil
East

Preston

Union
Union

Mining

Il_50

40,900

61%

61%

61%

250

25

29%

29%

293i

25

•

8.00

8.00

8.20

July

pfd

pfd

40c

July

United

Keno

40

Mar

58% July

United

Montauban

49c

Mar

72c

Aug

United

Oils

*

1.45

1.40

1.55

66% July

United

Steel

*

15%

15%

16%

1.03

1.00

8%c

7%c

39%

39%

8%

8%

47%

Jan

Hill

III__1

Mines

2,200
4,000

8.50

4.750

5.05

Jan

10%

11,780

5.25

Jan

14

2.15

Jan

8.50 July
4.15 May

Vicour

41c

Viceroy Mfg class A

2.90 Aug
10c
Jan

2.05

Jan

HIi

Upper Canada Mines

3.95 Aug,

3%c Jan

Jun

Van Roi

Cons

July

Ventures

Ltd

7.75

5,400

3.10

5,500

30c

40c

49,610

57c

73c

108.000

3.60

4.25

69,525

1.10

Jan

12c

10,690

8%c

Jan

15c

50c

Mines

Victoria

July

&

Violamac

14%

15%.

19c

13 %

7,305

1.30

1.53

4.45

4.70

44,980

2.21

2.70

172,765

s

22,016

Feb

80c

May

70c

Jun

Feb

23c

24c

5,500

19c

26%

4,270

20 %

2.50

68,676

84c

Feb

2,10

2.75

191,157

75c

Jan

10c

12c

11,500

7%c Jan

1.60

1.80

3,300

1.60 Mar

20c 23 %c

74,125

Walker

Apr

G

1.66 Aug

Jan

2.10

Mines

MacDonald

Reeves

Mines

Reliable

:

:

2.50

Rio Palmer Oil

:

2.36

Weedon

Aug

West

Rockwin Mines

1.45

14%r

14%

120

21%

21%

100

20c

31c

276,800

19c

75c

95c

37,353

75c

53c

73

"

28c

110,600

11c

10c

1,500

9c

57%

59

1,857

49%

(Geo)

White

1.25 July
45c
16c

Feb

Jan

66% July

Apr

16

13c

11,000

9c

Jan

15c

Jun

Antonio

10

104

104

67

68%

class

Scurry

Rainbow

A

Co

_

Oils

Ltd

pfd

1.54

109

4,042

57

106 106%

205

103

Mar

46

July

14c

18,100

4.85

9c

,V

2.28

1.10

14,850

15

10

2.99

17,000

1.80

Jan

82c

11%

Aug

19%

68%

71%

1,566

50%

53%

170

50%

Feb

Yukeno

2.98

Feb

16c

Mar

Jan

9.10

69,458

4.80 Mar

28 %

29%

427

27

28'%

28%

125

27

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5.00

1,010

Mines

85c

40c

41c

1,500

40c

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;

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Jan

30

Jan

29%

30c

79c

14%

2,100

11V* Mar

15

1,408

14% Aug

21

55c

58c

20,150

38c

Feb

63c

35c

600

35c

Jun

52c

79c

9,200

18c

18c

29c

31c

34 %

36%

1,084

11%

11%

100

I.

.

Mines

Standard

Paving

Stanrlaid

Radio

(1944)
36%

class

A

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Gold

67c

3,793

20c

69c

Apr

28c

Canada

40c

10c

10%

Jan

37
12

14%

53c

10 %c

July

80c

Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact; ;
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17c

Superior Propane
Preferred

29%

45

22c

Asbestos
British

6.75

6.90

8%

9

26 %

.

20%

21%

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9 '/2 c

Industries

Gold

46
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9%

975

2.80

3.05

3.10

13 %c

Aug

42%

50

Jan

9

2.50

16,605

10

Jun

1,200

75c

May
Jan

92.649

41c

Apr

75c

32c

5,665

24c

Jan

37c

2,400

20

4

40%

Indus

Western

75

46%

42%

47%

of

32%

Feb

22%

Feb

27

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5.35

5.35

5.60

1,945

23

22%

23

1,120

20% May

18%

18%

18%

28 %

42

960

5.25

July
18% July
7.10

Jun

27

May

34

200

16

Mar

34%

200

30

Jan

19% July
34% Aug

19%

Jun

24%

560

5% Mar

15%

16%

250

12 % Mar

19

61
2.70
36

61
2.70
38%

110

55%

70

100

3,490

Loblaw

Jun

Paper

20

Jun

33

1,175

100

Mar

36% Aug
30% July

19

36% Aug

100

32 % May

104

35'/a
35%
104

387

80

39

40%

830

53% Mar

__

505

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48
45

170

170
6.45
5.00

3,620

56

570

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6.10
4.55
53%

—

4.65
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57 %c

50

7T

Jan

•

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53% July
2.39 Jan

a

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48c

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Aug
May

48

Jan

45

Aug

170

100

1.82

5,139

34C

18,400

37%
39c

41c

12.500

32c

Jun

48c

Jun

e

18c

20c

27.935

8%c Jan

42c

Feb

f Flat

6.35

7.25

52,626

7.45

Jun

.

Apr

.

41% July

in

r

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Aug
7.10 May

6.7B. Feb

5.80

4.10 July

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sale

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Jun

810

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154

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28

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170

26

value.

Apr

70% July

Jan

15

10,850

26.

Jun

200

2,150

57 %c 61 %c

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38

Jun

44% Jun

48% Jan

62

45

38

112

Jan

100

75

47
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75

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300

74%

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36%
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Yukon

Aug

Jan

Jan

36

5

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40%

4.35

Jan

*
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Bros

49% July

Mar

41

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18c

28

Aug

Mar

100

Jan

Jan

24

35

49% July

Feb

1.75 Apr

18% Mar

1,835

35
35%
101%

common

Feb

30c

2,085

37%

28%

.

Price

20c

1,800

23%

35

common

Consolidated

Pend

Jan

15 %c Apr

18c

22

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Jun

18c

28%

Weaving

Preferred

Pato

41

May

36'/a

'

x

*

Jun

3.00 July

37

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Ogilvie Flour

55

1

& Ontario Paper

Wire

Niagara

1.25 Jun

22

18c

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Minnesota

__

2.70
37%

com—•

—

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Steel

Hayes

t

'

Jun

28% July
7% July

6

26
6%

1,753

6%
15%

25%

*

44%

3,895

17% Mar

25

17

34

__

10

28%

17,

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Feb

23% July
18% May

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48

Jan

14%

•

common..

Canada

International

19c

Triad-Oil

Jan

10%

25

—*

Oilcloth

6.85

Trend Petroleum

37

4,040

*

Oil

Jan

8c

445

40

400

2,680

26%

5
•

Gaspe Copper Mines

40c

.

46%
12%
43%

*

Paper

Dominion

39%

Line

43%
12%

17%

*

Westinghouse

Glass

31 %C

Resources

8

1

com

Lumber

Bridge

1.82

Trans Era Oils L_
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe

Ltd

(1954)

41

34%

•»

2,351

46%

Feb

26%

—

•

Copper

Zeller's

3,175

45

47

17

625

lie 12 %C

45%

5% preferred
Trans Empire Oils

Transcontinental

40

20

1.48

1.15 July

1,345

48

46

7

•

Sugar

Marconi

DuPont

May

1.30

47

High

310

5

Investment

Dominion

Jun

31c

1.20

19%
10

Low

7

16%

General

2.81 Aug

Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto General Trusts..__:
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class A

Range since Jam 1

High

7

43

*

Dalhousie

1.30 Aug

15c

Ltd

of Prices

*

Dominion

Jan

190,639

Co

Shares

♦

Bronze

Consolidated

Jan

4.90

May

1.05

60c

Sales
for Week

17%-

common

Coast

July
Apr

19c

7%c Jan

2.81

50c

Apr

1

International Utilities

1.00

•

;
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July
13% July
46% July

Cottons common

Canadian

1.85 Mar

1.61

r

2.75 July
190
Jun

Jan

Curb Section

-

Week's
Range

„

*

Dredging

Canadian

5.00 Aug

Jun

1.04

32c

2.00

Funds

Low

*

Banknote

Canadian

Apr

2.38
50c

740

Canadian

July

Thompson-Lundmark

Silver

1 ST Apr

Jun

Vinegars

Feb

24

Texas-Calgary
Tiara Mines
Tombill Gold

Jan

40c

Canadian

26% July

1.30

23,166

9%

46

9%

Jan
Jan
Jan

3.00 Mar

250

9%c

20c

5,875

:

Canada

Jan

8c

104,068

IOC

common

Mines

Taylor, Pearson common.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines.

199,750

60c

Develop

Dominion

Canadian

8.30 Mar

Feb

24%

1,775

1.69

1.41

65c

47c

2.16 Aug

1.40 May

Jan

55c

Jan

19

1.62

,

35

7,475

5.00

5.00

Sylvanite Gold

Aug
Aug

7%

3,200

8c

Feb

5.10

2,615

50

45c

common

&

31c

20

50

20%

2

Jan

Last

Corp

Canada

May

20c

18,588

26%

9

common

.(

(ordinary)

10c

*

America
Co

Bulolo

Apr
14% July
15% Apr

7.60

66,600

7.00

Feb

5%c Jan

185,316

20c

13,779

Sale Price

Newfoundland

Brown

53% July

14

37

12c 14 %c

45

Feb

27

130

21c

Mines

13c

12%

May

Jun

21% Mar

30,466

14c

200

*

Feb

2.125

14c

2.65

5

Aug

10% Mar

26

30.040

13%

13%

Stuart Oil

2.65

*

A

Anglo Canadian Pulp & Pi.per

Jan

.

41%

52%
11%C

51

51 %
f

114,901

1

Canadian

Steeloy Mining
Steep Reck Iron Mines

2.16

Apr

Jun

175

25

1.99

Anglo

1.00 May

13c

5,650

25

Apr

21 %c

53,900

Bros

2.15

Andian National

Jun

47

Jan

50c

14 %c 23 %C

69c
;

35%

550
,

Apr:

*

Par

May

61c

Jun

25c

y

July

35C

575

85c

Jan

Friday

Feb

45%

lie May

Jan

7c

STOCKS

July

18%

45

Jan

7c

12,500

Canadian

May

18

Co

SBo

38,300

17c

Mines

Apr

14%

Valley

4,200

26c

16c

Toronto Stock Exchange

Jun

1.50

July
Aug

55c

Gold

50c

23c

Jun

14%

A

47c

.

5.50 May

July

18

class

,

16c

Jun

10%c Jan

40,550

•

25c

Mining

10% July

22,950

Feb

1

:

1.60 July

8.40

21c

'

Jun

2.69

Mar

7c

1.08

4.00

74% Aug
53% Aug

75c

18c

Jan

July

47c

Mines

Zulapa

500

1.00

3.00

1.90

1

class

Zenmac Metal

9,500

20c

150

4,917

52c

Knitting

Feb

9c

1.02

Feb

103

3.50

2.10

—_1

-l

Bear

Jan

1.46

4.85

100% Mar

3.50

Jun

9.c

.

10

Jun

July.
Jan*:.

2.00

2.05

•

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Mines

York

102% 102%

*

Zinc

&

Canuck

Yellowknife

1.40

28 %

Oils

Lead

3.35

Jan

1__100

preferred,

Alexander

Jan

29

common

Dairies

(G H)

15

Jan

13% May

12 %c

6%c

1,950

Feb

15

Jan

15

Feb

18,500

317,500

Wood

i

Jbn

12

150

2.13

15c

lie

20,000

2.65

Jan

72c

Wood

Jun1?
Apr

56c

6c

*

3.60 July
900

11%

14

4.95

7c

*

Jan

47%

Jan

41 %c Mar

8%C

3.85

Aug

1.90

4

1.68 May
20c

112% Aug*?
106% AugN"

Jan

68c

14

3.40

*

11%

Wright-Hargreaves

Feb>

7.95 July n

•

3.40

13% May

Feb

1

Mines

Gold

Jan

35c

July.*
'

44% Aug.,

1

30,200

2.20

preferred—50

12c

20c

53%

Ltd

Toronto Brick

102

13 %c

18c

Southern Union Oil

Torbr.it

4%c Aug

1

1.50 May
14c
May

9c

Mines

Tamblyn Ltd

1.15'Aug

2,967,430

30

6,623

8.75

Standard

Tandem

1,250

6%o

35,800

1.75

1.40

Mining

Switson

•1.24

4%c

45,185

Yellorex

5
50c

Voting Trust
Sigma (Quebec)

Surf

15,813

46

Yankee

70%

j

Breweries

Supcrtest

7.80

66c

Mar

15

Gordon

Sullivan

7.45

3.40

May

103

2.99

(1945) Mines—
Sheep Creek Gold

of

40

-Jan

46

78

2.18

50

common—

Shawkey

Stedman

26

Mar

38

61c

104

18 %c

Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com__

Steel

* Jan

30

3.00

14

Gold

Scarfe

Starratt

23

75

110

61c

Jan

1.55

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd

Stadacona

132

3.25

3.85

Gold

Spooner

26

44%

1

64% Mar

100

$2.80

Petroleums

450

.

Jun '

33%

1

Yale

preferred

Jun*
Jun*,

25c

Feb

Windward

Feb

Corp

24%

11c

Winchester Larder

July

18%

Southam

'.Apr

21

25

100

Winnipeg & Central Gas

Aug

8%c

Jun

Power

1.75

43%

common

Hardware

Aug>

58c

Jun

1.47

1.15

Wiltsey-Coghlan

July

Apr

Jan

Siscoe

1,045

23,300

Wilrich

Mar

15 %

Souris

24

22c

Willroy Mines

Jun

78c

3 %c

Silverwood

23

common

Preferred

14% Aug
21%

10%

Simpsons

1,601

16 %c May •»

104

Weston

2.40 Aug
1.96 Apr

1,485

Silver

1.64

12% May.?

Jan

Man

33%

Tungsten

4,597

Silanco

4%c Jan

"

4%c

Western

73,200

Silver-Miller

22,000

8

Julyp

7.75

Western Naco Petroleums

7%c

Sicks'

23c

19c

26

Leaseholds

Feb

16%

12 %c

68c

16'/a Aug V
76
July.*

Jan

245

July *

44%

A

Jun

14%

Sherritt

66

4.00

Jun

30,000

*

Aug '*

27

11% .Jan

12

„

f

May

72c
1

Jan

29c

J

Jan

&y®

Jun

16

St Lawrence

«-

Jun

40%' Aug 3
•

1.75 Mar

7,424

23

20

6 %c

: Class A

21%

5,658

.

20c

1

2.75

Feb

Ryanor Mining

Jan

9c

■*

8% May
€%c Jan

58c

1.53

preferred

13%

^

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i

1.37

1

19%*, Jan

10c ll%c

11 %c

Grocers

6%c

common—;

-Jan

2,010

73%

37c

12

Western

16'A

&

69%

5

14%

Scythes

55c

58c

Products

Western

83,750

16%

Equipment

Malartic

Class

;

15

W—

Breweries

,

44c

10

Ashley

Rupununi Gold

River

33c

15%

1.05

Aug

20c

9%c

Industries

17% July

1.80 July

300

21,660

Canada

Feb

31c

Aug

58%

10

Apr V

75c

'

-

11,559

3c

v

Jun*«

9.00 July...

Jan

8%
<27

Western

Russell

Sand

Feb

1.05

40%

3.40

Pyrites

Westeel

Jan

2.10

12% May
19 % Feb

85c

Roxana Oils

San

28C

49,200

27

Jun

5.25
14c

Feb

23c

Consolidated

Saguenay

6.50 Mar

9c

3.00

Apr

3.65

2.10 Aug
1.25 Feb

25,500

21 Mi
23c

r

1.30

14%

Lac

Royal Eank
Royalite Oil

31

July

1.00 Mar

27

West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd

Aug

27% July

2.50 Mar
63c

60,894

1.35

,$1.00 preferred

Rowan

29,700

2.10

2.25

common.'

Mfg

Roche Long

27

12,100

*

^

Jun

62% July

1.10

3.15

_„__:__i

&

Waterous

July-

2.90

26c

4%c Jan

100

70c

r.

Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Robertson

2.50

60c

—

:

July.*

60%* Apr

•

_____

Rexspar Uranium

May ."

9.55
91c

14 ~\Jan

:

Jun »

33c

Jan

July

1,506

i_10

Amulet

4.75
;

Feb

25%

Petroleum

Reef

45,525
22,275
,.

___1

Trust

Oils

Waite

Apr

18

3.10 Mar
1.08

Vulcan

Aug

33c

Grey

Mines

W'estern

Ra-yrock

,41c

21 %c Mar
4.80

I

11% May .*.
50

Apr

65c

:

Apr

5.10 May

9%c

jl

Mines__

Uranium

Radiore

38c

9%c Jun

6.00

Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec
Quebec

•

8%

9% Aug

4,875

1.34

A

'

High

-

Aug

40%

32,790

72c

Mines

Apr

2.90

Chibougamau
Copper- Corp
Labrador
Lithium Corp
Manitou
Metallurgical
Nickel Corp
Queen'ston Gold
Quemont Mining

8.65

65c

i

Fuel

3.95

1

Warrants

Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines.

8.00

70c

i

Estella

United

10%c 11 %c

_.r

8.30

Asbestos

United

7.60

Mines

: 10,700

United

class

5

700

1,135

.

27c

Jan

7%c

Dome

10

49%.

26c

Jun

B

700

26c

July

Class

48%

III—III

Low

5%

9%

Gas

Feb

5%

1

Range since Jan.

High

5%

*

30c

Jan

Shares

49%

Feb

2.35

for Week

Low

•

common

7c

:

Uranium

Fronto

Acceptance
preferred

3.60

Border

Premier

2nd

36%

.

May

68c

32c

——

Union

1.50

30% Mar

1.02

Apr

60c

Jun

1.60 July
11c

Par

3.60 July

Sales-

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

14c

Jan

1.20

3,700

18c

32%

40c

Last

1

High

Mar

1.66 Mar

66

Oils

Power

7c

33,350

1.29

12

Development
Ponder Oils
Placer

Poplar

3.40

43c

Jj'J.

__.w

Uranium

Pitch-Ore

Low

12,700

1.21

Gold Mines—

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

High

12c 12 %c

Petrol Oil & Gas —i—__

Crew

Shares

Low

Week's

Friday

for Week

of Prices

Pershcourt Goldfields
Peruvian Oils & Mineral..i

12

Sales

Range

Sale Price

Pickle

RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST

Week's

-v

-

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and
48 :

Monday, August 15, 1955

..,

(648)

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
•

''

•

•

'•

"

r

t

■

Quotations for Friday, August 12

Obligations of Government Agencies

Investing Companies
Bid

Par

Funds—

Mutual

Affiliated

American

Trust
Development

Associated Fund

Fund Inc

(Income

Com Stocks)—1

12.43

(Speculative Com StkV— 1
(Low Priced Com Stkst.l

14,39

10.29

13.03

7.29

7.97

11.44

12.37

17.69

19.14

5.39

9.95

10.95

11.90

46 %

Massachusetts

13.78

15.06

Mutual

Shares
Trust

15.83

15.99

58.52

59.11

of

11.15

12.26

1, 1958
1,

1958

97.24
97.10

97.13

2%s Feb.

1,

I960—

96.26

97.2

99.28
99.19

99.23

99.24

Federal

99.28

98.16
98.16

—

1957-55

99.28
100

1,

2%s June

-*

1956—

Natl

I960-

98

97.22

97.30

98.18

:

98.26

98.22

4.59

6.00

6.60,

j

Mortgage Assn—

2%s Jan.

Wide

Nation

10.33

18.10

9.35

20,

1958

:

l%s

Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,

37.19

2.63

2.89

8.25

8.97

1

9.71

14.73

13.72

14.91

1

19.60

21.20

Corp——1

18.47

19.97

4.48

4.90

6.95

12.99

13.96

15.09

3.89

4.27

X14.04

15.39

6.77

7.36

10.11

11.03

1%S April

99.8

99.16

1%S Oct.

1,
1959
1, 1959

1956

—

100.16

1957

100.18

l%s April

_

1959

97.2
97.13

96

95.20

94.26

1,.. 1960

96.8

95.12

:

95.2

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures

11.09

Series——1

9.38
6.39

1.60%

12-

1-55

3-

Bid

Due

Dated

Rate

1.80%

Ask

b2.25

1-55

b2.40

2.10%

4.92

5.33

_1

8.11

16.63

10-

3-55

4-

1-55

1-

3-56

1-55

10-

3-55

b2.15

1.95%

2.15%

5-

2-55

2-

1-56

b2.45

2.20%

1-55

11-

1-55

b2.20

2.05%

2.15%

6-

1-55

3-

1-56

b2.45

2.30%

5-

2-55

11-

1-55

b2.20

2.05%

2.30%

7-

1-55

4-

2-56

b2.45

2.30%

6-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.25

2.10% ;

2.30%

8-

1-55

5-

1-56

b2.50

2.30%

b2.15

1.95%

1.95%

2.15%

18.17

5.98

3-55

2-

8.86

1

Inc—lc

14-

2.05%

6.93

1

6.55

—

-

Ask

b2.10

1-55

2.05%

10.25

1

Series

Stock

9-

1.60%

8.07

Series—

Resources Fund

1-54

1.35%

12.02

7.38

_

Stock

12-

1.25%

Bid

Due

Dated

Rate

7.20

11.89

99.30

—

1958

1.45%
1

_1

Series

Series

Growth
Natural

15,

14.73

1

interest

Series—.

Stock

20.61

1,

174 s Feb:

Securities—

Preferred

22.50

19,27

1%S Oct.

99.28

99.28

15,

99.27

99.20

97.20

96.26

97.11

1958—

1,

98.6

97.12

:—

99.4

97.30

—

—

1957—^

99.25
——

1956

Shares—

Speculative
21.04

1%S April

98.19

99.2

10.65

1

Series

Income

100

1957

1,

98.18

98.17

1957

40.21

1

Inc__

Corp—

Fund

Balanced

^oc

15,

15,

Aug.

1957

1,

l%s May
2s

l%s Oct;
99.31

Ask

98.12

30.96

Fund——*

100

.,

1956———

1,

April

2s

Stock

100

1956

15,

l%s April

100.1

99.31

—

1955-

15,

March

l%s

1956

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)—

Treasury

22, 1956
Notes—

1%S Dec.

33.82

28.64

point

Maturity—

99.26

99.25

195522,

274s March

31.28

Trust_l

1

Fund

Investors

Bond

June

2s

National Security Series—

9.43

March

Treasury

Ask.

Indebtedness—

15,

Dec.

174s

3.66

8.54

l%s

Bid

f

of

Certificates

3.71

National

Natural

7.86

New

of

York

t

*

August 18,
August 25,
September
September
September
September

preferred
&

Street

12%

Pioneer

5

Trading

27%

*37

43

17.45

19.04

Inc—1

21.10

2.50

13.24

Dollar Value

29,

Ask

1

99.986

9b.'J88

Octber

99.958

October

6,

99.920

October

99.705

1955—
1955—

99.858

99.871

November

99.821

99.836

November

1955—

99.788

99.666

99.681

1955

October 20,

99.900

99.752
93.718

1955

13,

99.922
99.890

Ask

Bid

99.740

1955

99.631

99.645

1955

99.591

99.604

99.548

99.555

99.806

28.78

1955

27,

3,

1955

10,

14.39

28.49

15,
22,

21.52

Fund' Inc——*

Fund

13%

26 %

5

Fund

Treasury Bills

99.953

1955
1955
1, 1955
8, 1955

September

367

Pine

Inc

,

11.27
12.41

Bid

30%

Shares—

Trust

1956

Philadelphia

12.66

28%

Amer Investors corn—10c

Petroleum

10.29

_1

929

$1.50

7.98

.11,33

23.11

1955

74.80

7.34

United States

4.58

21.33

Dollar Value

Ltd—

American

13.67

69.56

s.-

4.18

1

,

Capital Fund

Canada

Pacific

4.21

12.51

Inc—-—-1

Fund

Series

16.46

3.87

Canada
lc

England

Series

8.61,

15.02

of

Resources

Fund Inc
New

North

.lc
lc

Food

shares—

-lc

Fully

administered shares—lc

Putnam

13.86

Scudder Fund

9.25

American

Automobile

American

Amer

Co_5

United

41.71

10.36

11.26

7.32

8.00

17.34

United

Income Fund

Shares_l

9.53

2.77

'United Science Fund

1

9.73

10.63

9.68

10.58

Value

Line Fund

8.84

9.66

Value

Line

18.91

11.49

12.56

11.76

6.99

7.65

16.89

Bankers

Boston

<fc

Fire

Colonial

Life

Columbian

Ins

Natl

Connecticut

of

Life

General

Assurance

Casualty

Forster

26.52

28.90

1

25.10

27.14

Inc—

l

5.67

6.13

74%

71%
233

242

35 %

37 %

27%

29%

39%

42%

35

*

37

35
-

43

.

•'

171:

Par
Home

10

of

50

52

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
Life Insurance Co of Va_
20

150

154

473

of

(S

46

110

115
578

Newark

&

American-.

(Jacksonville
Fire




50

102
52

54%

56%
53%

32

34 Va

42%

46 Va

——

2.50
3.33 V3

-

12.50

10%

12%

81%

87%
62

197

Pacific

Fire

10

123

129

Pacific

Indemnity

Co

10

65%

69

Casualty

Co

,_5

32%

34

84

89

73%

76%

Peerless

73%

76 Va

Phoenix

10

10

78 Va

22%

25

41 %

42%

L.Aq
Co""~1n

36%
49 %
165

81 Va

38Va
51%
170

34 %

32Va

C-X0
-

Bank

\

Detroit-

of

77

10 v 75
1

;V

City—

National

„50%

Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50

7 59%

54%
■

,,i

Angeles—
62%
\'

Pittsburgh—.

72

Nat'l

-

1..

-

Bank

Trust—25

&

xlOOVa

io3%
55

317

69

N

Y

5

20 Va

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank de Tr__20
St.

2

& Trust

12

190

Co

National

National

Mercantile

13

180

St

53

Louis-

First

22%

_25

National

United

States

10

19

100

Trust

354

Louis

20

57 %

17

63

67

25

64 Va

68%

20

68

73

A—6.25

40%

42%

99%

Bank

Bank

Trust

Co

Union Trust

Recent
Bonds—
Arkansas

Pwr

Brockton

Edison

Lt

&

3%s__1985

3%s

1985

Central Maine Power 3%s__1985
Container Corp of Amer—
3.30s

Francisco—
& S

Dallas

Power

&

48

Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989
Tennessee Gas Trans 4s_
1975

100%

101 Va

Washington Gas

Lgt 3%s__ 1980

West Texas Utilities 3%s

Light 3%s_1980

1985

101

1970

104

105 Va

El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%

1975

108 Va

109%

General

Georgia

1985

100%

Telephone

101%

4.25%

preferred

1985

101

Power 3%s
Hackensack Water 3%s

7TC

Merritt-Chapman

1985

Scott—

&

4%s
Potomac

Louisiana

100%

101

Tenn

1023/«

103%

Power

75%

103 %

101%

98%

99%

100 %

100%

3%s__1990

5%

Power

&

110

111%

Gas

99

57%

100

100%

102

100

102%

103%

Light—

Transmission—

preferred

:

Eastern Transmission—
preferred

4.90%

100

Pipe

100

99

100%

101 %

Line

^

98

preferred

104

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER
THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No

par

value.

76%

79%
32%

tEx

k Admitted

tEx-two-for-one

30%

100%

ifEx-50%,

City of N Y

4

170

180

Westchester Fire

2

35

37

a

Net

b Bid

stock

stock

stock

asset

Stock
t New

dividend.-

value.

yield price.

split.
dividend.

x
:

*

wl

to listing
Exchange,

stock,

Ex-dividend,
When

issued.

'

y

58%

50

Transcontinental Gas

103

pfd—100

Corp—

preferred

4.90%
Texas

1985

3 '/is

Elec

4.16%

,

1975

Edison

101%

102

Stocks-

100 %

Dayton Rubber 4s__
Fruehauf Trailer 3%s

Ohio

101

Ask
100

10074

63

72%

102

101%

51

65

Bid

Bends—(Cont.)—

101%

101

100%

55%

27%

Ask

10074

1980

51%

10

San

Bank of Amer N T

Security Issues

Bid

10

2

20%
364

:

60 %

Security (New Haven)-10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
Standard Accident
10
Travelers new com
5
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
U S Fire
3
U S Lif* Insurance Co in the

=

305

58%

Seaboard Surety Co

I 5
~~ 5
Fla)~2%

'

*

Bank——25

30 Va

25

6.25

76%

58Va

80

75

Bank & Trust Co_25

Co

■

First

86%

27 Va

100

Trust

**3Vs>t

74

90

55

'

84%

Co- Inc-

&

49

"47 "

I

Jersey

Mellon

15%

61 %

45%

National

31%

_10

29 Va

59%

55Va

51

68%

,

196

;

com

new

88

Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)
St Paul Fire & Marine

437/b

York

^20

284

66%

16

:

-

•

Detroit—

Bank

13%

40
91

86

Freeport

10
Co

National

83

38

5

Brook

Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
—1995
Jersey Central Power & Light—

87

■_

Hartford Fire Insurance

97%

189

4

Republic

13%

57

~10
_

Globe
Great

12%

50%

10

—

Island Trust
Manufacturers
Trust

274

50

42

2

10

_

40 ^ 186

72

10

*

Life

82

2974

,_io

Co—

37%

35%

200

Bank

% !

;.

79

Irving
Trust—Kings County Trust

_io

46%

69

—5

10

General Reinsurance
Corp
Glens Falls

40'
44%

__

Casualty

Northern

2.50

490

34%

Fire

Northeastern

558

31%

5

F)

475

National Bank

Trust

&

41

Sterling

123

10

Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia

100

485

kLincoln National Life_t
-10
'
Maryland > Casualty—
34%
Massachusetts Bonding
—5
6%
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
27%
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
98%
National Fire
:
10
179 «
National Union Fire—
—5
37

„

Bank

*

51%

Trade-Bank
118

2

73

■

20

Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank

112

345

545

of Commerce—10

Connecticut

50%
62%

Ask

Jefferson Standard Life Ins—
(Greensboro N C)
—10

10

10

47 Va

'59%

'

102%

530

Connecticut—

Hartford

••••;'

-

339

City Bank

Bank

Union

-20

•

i

,

__5

Y

*

99 Va

-

Bk-100

Savings

Trust Co

Boatmen's

107

108

4

Fund

Bid
101

5
Co

148

Assoc

93

,

38

of

North Amer__5

—

Insurance

Amsterdam

143

88%

10

Bank

—

Bank——100

&

National

National

Bank—

Square N

(The)

Central

Bank

lu

Nail

Rochelle—

Morgan (J P)

Steamboiler

Hartford

Hampshire

10

(L

92

89

-

.•

Trust—33 V3

&

Cleveland—

63 Va

49%

New

>

Trust

Cleveland

61%

Industrial Bank of Commerce_10 ;

Meadow

Companies

New

Fire

Hanover

1

Inc

Fund

New York Fire
North
River

Reinsurance

Life

__

National

;

52

v.'48

20

National

23%

Bank

Long

—

Wisconsin

New

Inc

Employers

Gulf

Inc_,

Whitehall, Fund

30 %

Federal

Firemen's

Ask

*

27 Va

Los

Wellington Fund

42%

Co

Group

Franklin

1

Fund

Investors

Illinois

National

First

Harris

8.46

64 Va

Co

Employees

Fireman's

22.39

7.89

38%
161

Mutual

28 »/a

Life

Continental
&

20.49

Fund

Investing Corp

59%

Ins

Continental
Crum

1

Street

Washingtdn

40%

Amer

New

Hanover

6.68

14.33

5

;

(N

8.09

6.11
12.16

10

Co
Assn

Ins

7.40

Inc—1

J)—5

Shippers

Insurance

Camden

1

Inc

Income

„

263

36

.10

Guaranty Trust Co

Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l

-

Continental

155

10

City

Westchester

Franklin

Wall

15.45

16

Trust

Suffolk

.

17.49

and Trust—25

Bank

Natl

City

56

10

Huntington

10.41

2.53

95%

10

of
of

Fund—1

Continental Fund—1

25
—

Franklin

Accumulated

25 Va

Automobile

Ltd

Canada

United

5

Surety

Funds

United

5%

American

1

First

United Funds Inc—

33 %

Re-insurance

First

17.05

(Wash D C)-—l

American

8.10

15.88

24.65

(Newark N J)_w2%

Mercury

7.4-1

.

10-10

10.75

Y)_

York

New

14i61

16.04

2

Assurance

of

1

Inc

Fund

Texas

11.68

N

38

35

10

Albany

Chicago—

National Bank

Bank & Trust

National

First
.

16.55

preferred-—,-^-5

Amer Ins Co

Fiduciary

23%

24.65

Equitable Assur—_5
Fidelity & Casualty-5
Home

12.31

22

40.51

—10
-10

Agricultural Insurance Co——10

conv

11.29

1

'

Surety—10

Life

$1.25

1

Canada"

9.22

10.68

Tr__25

of

Northern Trust Co

4.56

Insurance

Insurance Co___

American

Federation

15.74:

Eld

American

30.16

14.38

Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc-—1
Incorporated Income Fund—:—1
Incorporated Investors.—1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—:_lc
Inst Foundation Fund—-—lc
Institutional Growth Fund_lc
Institutional Income Fund-lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc

56

&

Bk

Empire Trust—

Templeton Growth Fund of

income Foundation

54Va

Bank—10

State

Bank

State

84:00

Television-Electronics Fund-

—J-lC
Inc—-1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc——1
Haydock Fund Inc
—1
Hudson Fund Inc
--1

Aetna

80.00
30.16

6.21

4.15

54

Ask

65

52%

Exchange

Plains

Stein: Roe <Sr Farnham Fund—1

3.49

Utility shares—
Growth Industry Shares

Aetna

(White

Stat# Street Investment Corp—♦

11.53

12108

shares-!—:——-——-lc
shares.—.
1®

63

12.50

251

County Trust Co

12.79
13.46

5.66

Tobacco

:

13.02:

12.29-

1

.

-ic

stock shares.

12.04-

Corn

Commercial

11.83^

Investors

11.03

1

&

9.99

"

3.17

10

Manhattan Bank

Chem

22.18

9.24

lc

shares;
equipment shares

BaUrosd Bond

Casualty

22.18

Investors Inc-—I

Southwestern

Sovereign

11.08

10.53

1

243

Bid

Par

N. Y.—

Albany,

Chase

new—1.25

Fund

Shares

Companies

Ask

100

Trust

Bankers

36.46

Clark—

&

Stock

36.46

Bid

Par

York-

New

Bank of New York

—*

Amer

12:44

10.11

43%

Inc—1

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

9.64

-

11.36

13.88

41%

Bank & Trust

7.06

12.84

Clark

&

Stevens

Selected

14.19

12.96

of Canada

Stevens

Common

11.10

10.41

lc

Aetna

Fund

6,53

1

Inc

(Geo)

Scudder,

7.23

6.59

_1

Fund

.

Fund Inc

8.51

9.50

-lc
ulc

Mining shares
Petroleum shares

Railroad

Puritan

13.36

10.13

*4c
Machinery shares.lc

Ihstltutional Bond shares—1#
Merchandising shares.
-lc

Steel

10.92

7.76

General bond shares—

■

1

Fund Inc

8.57

9.97

!

Stock

Growth

Rowe)

Scudder,

-lc

RR

(T

7.82

Equipment shares

Industrial

Price

12.20

Electrical

Electronics &

•

4.59

4.17

3.32

12.16

Capital Growth Fund—
lc
Chemical shares—_
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc

'

4.17

Inc__10c

Fund

Life

beneficial

Balanced

16.08

Automobile shares
Aviation shares
Building shares

•

6.33

3.37

.

Invest

Mutual

Securities—

Group

97.28
99.12

1,

2%s Nov.

Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a

5.23

lc

Inc

Func

Mutual

•

97.20
99.4

1%S Oct.

2%s May

99.31

U. S, Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

3.4o

Growth

Investors

Mass

17.87

43 %

Capital Corp__—1
Investors

100.2

99.30

99.24

—

1960

1,

44.53

3.14"

Investors

19.19

---]

Industries Fund

General

Bond

Manhattan

16.44

Common stock
series——lc
Preferred stock series.
-lc
2
Fundamental Investors Inc

General

99.31

7.42

-lc

17.75

Fund—1

Inc

June

13.09

20.81

19.15

Inc
——4UC
Fund of New Eng—Fund Inc—------»

Futures

1,

June

2%s

4.75

1

Transportation shares
Massachusetts

Industrial Fund Inc_l
of Boston——1
Mutual Fund—.—-—•Custodian Funds Inc—

2.35s

Ask

Bonds—

1956

99.27

1956

1,

Feb.

1.90s

5.80

lc

shares-

shares

Steel

21.51

Fund

Franklin

145

9.15

Formula Fund

1956

100

1,

99.26

—

wi

.Maturity—

Special Investment-

19.82

Federated

Founders

Petroleum

145

140
i4n

Investment Corp_-l

Electronics

Financial

16.59

io.j*

}

15,

21%

44.53

Fund—*

Mutual

;
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General Industries shares—lc
Paper shares——lc

30.26

15.34

Shares-

——

6.77
11.98

20%

Managed Funds—
Automobile shares

5.90

27.99

Sayles

Loomis

11.10

Shares——

Fidelity

Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
Fund.
1

17.33

11.88

1
—1

Mutual Fund IncFund-—-

Feb.

99.29

2%s May

11.13

Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Life insurance Investors Inc—1

*

1956

Bid

100

9.74

Knickerbocker

—»Jc

15,

April 16, 1956 wi
Central Bank for Cooperatives—

15.70

8.92

11.66

1

1955

Jan.

2.50s

13.56

S-3

S-4

23.44.

—|

Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced Fund

Gas

S-2

16.03

Composite Fund Inc——|
Concord Fund Inc
——l
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
De Vegh Income Fund Inc
-1

Equity

5%
13.99

24.30

10.78

& Stock

Fund

19.07

-J

Inc——

Stock

12.81

17.43

21.65

10®

Diversified Trustee
Series E
—

11.73

S-l

o
1
*■

Fund Inc——
1
Commonwealth Investment-.—l
Commonwealth Stock Fund—

Diversified Growth
Stock
Fund—
Diversified Investment

(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l

K-2

1955—

15,

2.25s

21.29

12.87

Colonial

Composite Bond

19.51

22.60

"4%

10c

'

Dividend

4.36

17,

Nov.

2.40s

13.19

11%

15,

Oct.

1.90s

21.17

12.08

27.25

Securities com—100 14>7oo 15,300

Christiana
Preferred

19.40

Bonds)

Priced

(Low

Aug.

2.05s

28.42

99.30

Bank

Land

Federal

Loan

Home

'1.80s

(Discount

Ask

Bid

27.78

1

b-3
B-4

3.99

26.62
26.05

Custodian

decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point

Banks—
1955————

Federal

20.74

Bonds)
1
K-l' (Income Pfd Stocks)—1

15.17

13.24

10%

10.42

20.74

(Investment

B-2

,

(The)

Figures after

10.01

9.53

of

Funds—
Bonds).—1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1

B-l

25.07

—

Fund^Inc

Capital Venture Fund Inc
Shares Trust—
Chemical euuu wt
Chemical Fund Inc—

Vegh

Keystone

1.66

12.18

Century

Delaware

9.68

13.91

Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr of America——*

Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
California Fund Inc——
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd—r
Canadian Fund InC---

De

Johnston

1.51

.

Broad Street

Fund

4.50

8.86

Blue Ridge

Bowling Green

Co

Trust

4.21

Fund
i
Axe-Houghton Fund
A Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
rr
Blair Holdings Corp>—
i

Boston

Investment
Investment

.

Atomic
Mutual

Bond Itov

1.49
6.58

Ask

9.16

America.—1
Boston—1
Mutual Fund.l

of

1.36

-

Bid

Par

Funds—

6.08

-25c
l.Jo
l
Mutual Fund Inc—1

Fund —
Fund Inc
American Business Shares

Aberdeen

Mutual

Ask

Ex-rights.

on

the New York

I

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

4t

Monday, August 15, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

€a«*Hia Stack Ixckanp (Coat)

w«k'»

»T04K*

Sale Price

Par

r*% M*4»I Mines Ltd
Nickel

#

Uranium

»

<J5U»

Mine*

•

1

—

Ltd

Mine*

40c

a28%

1

Ltd

45c

2,000

24 %c

125

1.98

2.25

5%c

Toronto Stock

4.80

3,500

3,000

1

C*ft»dlan

53c

Jun

Jan

30

Jun

1.85

Jan

3.50

2c

Jan

Friday

9%c May
5.15 July

3.85 Mar

Mine*

Ltd

tiM'Pm

Vrsuium

4MM»r

GOd

•

___

Mines

Ltd

Mine*

22c

Ltd--*

Metals

Par

1

—

9,500

15c

Jan

3,000

17c

May
July

25c

20c

78c

Jan

14

15%

500

8

July

19%

Jun

23

23%

3,645

25

Jun

19c

10,113

Aug

Acme

4 % %

Gold

C.l«ld

Ltd

Mines

_„5

23%

Ltd.1

Mines

7c

15% Mar
5%c

Jan

19c

Dev Co1

1.55

42c

1.55

10,100

40c

__

1

43c

7,600

1.55 Aug
38c

Jan

2.85 Mar
70c

Jun

Emt late Mine* Ltd
voting

Mtnes

R/*sm**»

Yukon

%.*< <*l Lead

lit#****

tmt

Dufsult

lav'sJie

7c.

12,600

2%c

Jan

45c

50c

40,100

7c

Jan

I

26c

26c

28c

6,500

90c

73c

97c

47,700

Mines

22%c Mar
42Vic

Jun

8c

July

51 %c July
37c
May
1.65 Aug

8%c

1

Ltd.—

Co

1

Ltd

8%c

34c

1

Ltd

17

30c

17%

4c

58,000

36c

17

'

I

25,500

9c

9%c

125

Jan
Jan

9.10

Jan

12c

Apr

49c

July

18% May

2.40

2.49

600

1.02

Jan

_1

9c

9c

9c

8,500

5%c

Feb

12%c

Apr

_•

20c

19 %c

21c

209,900

5%c Jan

24 '/2C

Apr

2.00

2.20

5,800

.

.

Ltd

lixte^Mie Copper Mining Co Ltd
%m*HM t'riiiiHRi Mines Ltd

_

.

_

1

L«h>v Knurl Ouidllrlds Ltd..^„_„

2.00

Aug

2.49 Aug

5.15 Mar

1

35c

31c

39c

30,500

16c

Jan

63c

-1

>«»• *■»•««
M-

Mines

Ltd

1.10

98c

1.10

6,700

98c

Aug

1.25 May
1.05 Jun

lie*a

Mines

Ltd

Corp

^ien»»e

85

85

200

1.65

2.05

80,400

Apr

Mine#

i«t»;s»sr

N-

file*

t«*n»»

fr-

P*» tt«

*

be*

.

Mar

1.40 July

600

16%

Jan

25% July

23,800

41e

Jan

1.05

1.55

1.60

3,200

80c

Jan

2.70 May

5%c

7c

5,000

3c

Feb

.„_.l

1.56

C««l

kserat

but-#

Voting

7C

1.98

2.05

1,800

1.20

600

72c

1.05

700

60c

Jan

7c

8c

3,500

5%c

Jun

iH> *•*«

2nd

July

Jan

18c

Jun

14c

Jun

20c

18 %c

87c

May
Feb

Feb

9c

Apr

2.75

Apr

1,050

40c

Aug

65c

July

Atlas

22c

Apr

17c

1.80

1st

—1

Aro

Petroleums

_

—

109%

Jun

4,958

14c

Jan

22c

Apr

45c

45c

51c

27,180

45c

Aug

70c

Jun

Ltd

_*

95c

1.13

141,220

91c

Aug

1.35

1.30

1.38

32,759

93c

July

3.45

3.30

3.60

14,535

8%c

8%c

5,100

13%

13%

13%

970

20,261

91c

1

;

____u—*

3.00

5c

Jan
Jan

13% July

2.00

Feb

1.33

Aug

3.75

Feo

16c

Mar

19 %

Feb

7

&

5.80

5.70

5.90

6.20

Jun

50

pfd

Paper

54%

54%

54%

120

53

Jan

56 %

May

14%

14%

435

13

Jan

14% Aug

*

—

4.70 Mar

e

23%

50

class A

59

___1

——

2.50

—.—

100

20%
52 '/a

2.10

July

Jan

9%c

Apr

July

1.25

10c

May

32

July

78,735

15%

800

13% Mar

20 %

18

16

19

3,b43

13% Mar

20

15c

15c

500

11c

Jun

___-l

24c

17c

24c

56,825

6%c

Jan

1

8%c

8c

11c

36,270

7%c Jan

________—I

30c

27c

32c

55,610

16c

Jan

11 %c 11 %c

4,325

11c

July

1

—:

—

River

—

—1

Gold

1

41c

Feb

2.25

Mines Ltd

1

2.17

2.35

3,850

2.00 Mar

9%

—

common

9%

9%

475

8% Mar

10c

10 %c

11c

28,025

13c

12c 13 %c

41,225

12c

1'

73c

July
July

July

19%c May
46c

July

15c

Apr

38c

Jun

18%c

Apr

2.35

Aug

10

Jan

Jun

15c

Jan

May

19c

Jan

Jun

9%c

——1,

Jan
Jan

36% July

59c

15

Mines

Avillabona

33

Mar

49 %c

_10

1——

Electric

Auto

33 %
58c

1

Hardware class B

Atlln-Ruffner
Aubelle

8

*

—

common-

Yellowknife

Atlas

1.70

-*

—_—

Apr

Jan

7.50 July

Jan

24%c July

Mines

Bagamac

—

Oil & Gas

Selburn

Bailey

__.

class A

42,200

Aug

1.32

Jun

Bankeno

700

1.45

May

2.99

Jun

Bankfield Consolidated

1.55

Aug

_.l

1.80

1.55

2.10

4,675

2.90

1

14c

July

..

13 Vac

15c

154,700

2c

Jan

15c

1

7c

July

.

6c

7c

2,500

3c

Apr

11c

Jun

Bank

Mines

of

9.75 10 %c

4,755

6.75

Jan

12%

1.88

1.86

1.90

1,400

1.86

Aug

2.78

1

71c
1.55

9.75

50c

—

55c

55c

Jun

May

18c

—

1.55

59 c

-1
-.1

.

106

15 %c

&0c

Steels

Aunor

16c

90

108 % 108%

15%c

————_____20c

Nepheline

Euipment
Metals Corp

May

1,500

July

27

Apr

15c

20c

111

Feb

Jan

July

19c

Jan

26

Aug

Aumacho

■__

69%

25

—100
1

Aumaque

_.l

7,639

19c

Jan

41c

101

26%

61

July

Jan

98

26%

26

77c

2.35

Jun

100%

25

Jun

Apr

24c

15c

83

Feb

Feb

300

Jan

8%

191

May

105,600

14

49

3,600

3c

40c

Apr

1,180

5,545

38c

7.00

1,335

73%

61

500

35c

11

69

24 %

38,100

6.90

9

73%

59

20c

37c

101% Aug

13c 13%c

45c

7.00

Mar

23 Hi

17c

I

Jun

97

1

Leduc

Corp

45c

Ltd

Feb

25

80c

20c

1

2.50 Mar
50c

Jan

Jan

Ashdown

7.00 Aug

Jan
Jan

12%

45c

45c

Jan

150

1.50
28c

7,900

I

9c

100 100'/a

.

2,500

65c

Jan

3.50

2,000

27,074

1.80

*

pfd

Ascot

1

32c
20 Va

60c

Feb

1,000

31c

16%

60c

6 %c

17,000

1.75

19%

1

79c

l

Mines

.1

80c

2,500

13c

2.65 Mar

3%c

8,650

7.00

Jan

1.60

38c

30,000

13c

4,825

1,800

12c

6.00

2.20

14,700

1.95

7.00

2.05

2.15

67,300

10c

•

1.30 May

95c

Jan

Aug

Mar

1.80

Aug

12c

78c

8%c

1.75

Jan

10,700

8c

lie

3%c

95c

'

July

90c

1.90

...

.

Feb

90c

'

—

10

1.60

Aug

2.50 May

Jun

63 %c

%c

9
.

1.01

Jun

9% Mar

95c

50c

......

Mar

50c

—"

——1

Ltd

58c

5,300

Mines

$2.40 conv 2nd pfd

42c

16c

11,000

58c

—___.—

of Canada

Arjon Gold

1
1

Ltd
Co

Rouyn Mines
Consolidated

Argus

Aug

64c

48c

276

83c

55c

Mines

Mar

40c

10

78c

May
8% July

Feb

Corp

Anglo
Apex

1.05

20c

| 9%

58c

7%

10%

preferred
Larder

Arcan

2.72

39c

10
80c

Oil

Mar

14 %e Har

237

*

Anglo-Canadian

22c

53,750

1,100

7

Anglo Cdn Pulp
Anglo-Huronian

21c

20c

18c

7%

*

Exploration

Area

Jun

18c

7%

—

Petroleums

Jun

lie

103

7%

100

Anchor

14,000

Ltd

109 %

11c

*

Anglo-American

211,500

Ltd..-—

fini Uranium Mine*
tw CJcukt Mmutft t'o

Mar

8,650

Cons

Lead

35c

Mine*

50

13c

common

Anacon

64c

1

Am«iRa«i»rtd

105

certificates—_____

trust

Amanda

35c

Ltd

Uranium

t*i trm

Jun

105
12 %c

12 %c

July

1

Banff Oils

E»fwt

24%

37

*

Amalgamated

49c

Mule* < Quebec
Mine* Ltd

Uranium

Jan

65,839

10

Aluminium

20c

Ltd

ii'»a*

23'/a

Petroleums

Aluminum

58c

■

«*••»•*.C'ttHwr

225

—

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35c

'

f.**t at

24

Algoma Steel

Co.

Corp

July

24

——*

Debentures

*

Ltd

Minmsr

Jun

16

Knife

Pacilic

Alberta

.1
.

Ltd.

Mine*

Mines

-a »»#

27

Jan

1
——

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Alberta

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*

Jan

8%

common-——-—

Yellow

Albermont

Co Ltd-.

Oil*

A

Mine*

55c

1.02

1

Ltd.,...,'

Mine*

9,700

1.20

1.99

1

...

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A*b«M'»x

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Jun

2.23 Aug

72c

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Mines Ltd

Lai +tette

»

Ltd

L»d

Mine*

H *1. budge

90.

85c

1

Mines Ltd

H*ir»»n*

Jan

23%

1

lie*

46c

63c

...

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t

67% May

80c

IM *•*.*!
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Jan

65c

1

f">* nsqu*

43c

85c

N*a,a Creek. Mines

N«»

5,500

23

Corj» at Canada Ltd

.*«••

62c

1

Manias Mw*t Ltd

25 Va

2,455

100

& Oil

American

;_l

Ltd

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I4»x

55c

1.99

_..5

———

Canada

of

62c

1

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CANADIAN

SECURITIES

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Number 5455

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45

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

Last
Sale Price
Par

British

Columbia

Forest

*

Products-

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Columbia

Packers

British

Columbia
Columbia

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Telephone Co

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Consolidated

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16c

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24c

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36c

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Feb

16

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May

July

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11

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35

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Central Explorers
Central

100

Jan

14

Asbestos

Castle

Mar

3

33%

Cariboo Gold
Cassiar

Jan

90

24%

105 % 105 %

Producers

Oil

17

60

2,400

25

*

Canadian Western Natural Gas

Williston

3,995

96

10%

100

*—

Canadian

23
96

9'/4

*

—

preferred

Canadian Vickers

23%
9%

Pacific

Canadian

'

__100

Warrants

Canadian

16c

16c

18c

11,500

Centremaque Gold

1

Chamberlain Oil

1

Oils

Chatco

Steel

Feb
Mar

Feb

25% July

28% July
3.50
95

July
July

Jan

106% May
47% Mar

Chateau-Gai

July

Chemical
Cheskirk

23

2,590

6.25

5.90

6.60

11,044

2.95

Jan

2.95

2.70

2.95

1.10

Jun

1.70

July

1.91

1.70

3.05

17 %C

17%c

20c

35,071

*

17%

17%

18

2,375

*

16

16

16

20

125,850
59,100

25

11c

19%
17%
3.35

1.34

34,500

35c

Jan

30c

11,591

9c

Jan

*

4.95

4.75

4.95

200

9 %C

9%c

24c

28c

25

25%

80

32 %c 39 %c

10,400

135 135 %

235

4.20

1,440

7c

Mar

9,500

19c

Feb

18

Apr

24 %c

Apr

5.25

Jun

ll%c July
28c

Aug

27

May

July

39 %c Aug
138
July

135
26c

22c

32c

21,793

18c

May

43c

Jun

33q

27 %c

34c

60,300

11c

Jan

38c

May

A

Apr

11%

*

9%

9%

10

._■»

3.05

3.05

3.05

88c

87c

91c

54

50

l

10,387

„

135

Jan

8%
3.05

3.75 May

1.10 May

35c

35c

3,525

35c

Aug

38c

1.05

1.05

500

90C

18c

20c

31,304

15c

May
July

33c

86c

100

80c

1.50

1.40

1.50

24c

21c

28c

19c

1.80

1.55

1.90

38

37%

38%

4,285

30 %

2.50

5.70

5.40

5.70

Apr

2,520

5.10

Jun

*

15%

15%

15%

1,175

14%

1

20 %c

18c 20 %c

July

15,650

1.10
15c

15c

27%

7,697

17% Mar

Apr

10%

Jan

27
27

26%
23%

10,855

13

Mar

53

53

35

52

*

18%

17%

May

18%

7,148

15%

1—*

Apr

39%

39%

40

20% Aug

1,800

28 %

Feb

40

Jun

*

12%

12%

Jan

13%

Jun

*

7%

50
j_.

29% July
28% Aug
53

Jun

com

common

12%

600

7%

8%

4,606

2.40

2.40

1,650

43c

50c

III,600

32c

Mar

*

Chemical

&

July

18% Mar
34c

6% Aug

28 %

Jun

5.95

Feb

250

May

2.15

40% May

*

—;

Textile

50c

Jun

6%

Jun

*

Coal

&

Feb

1.24

6%

25

Jan

Jan

1.90

!

Jan

1.25 Mar

II,000
121,550
29,200

pfd

July

1.18

Jun

2
(Western)

Jun

Jun
Feb

81c

1.05

Ltd

Woollens

100

105

200

40

May

30

30

110

25

Jan

30% Aug

"

1

Mines
&

Jun

Aug

_100

Ltd—,

Dominion

Donnell

Jun

30c

Feb

25c

Tar

July

Jan

Aug

86c

Dominion

Donalda

2.95 July
2.30 July
20c

16

1.21

36 %c

Jan

16%

22 %c

25c

July

6.75 May

Jan

28c

10

Jun

6.45

23%

35c

Stores

Dominion

5.25 Aug
1.22

Feb

1,24

Ltd

Mudge common

46c

9%
7

Mar

8% July

Feb

2.75 Mar

2.00

58c

Aug

105

Ltd

*
1

86,800

67c

Aug

1

26c

25c

28c

87,325

17c

Jun

36c

Dyno Mines

1

1.15

1.02

1.28

94,090

East Amphi
East Malartic

1

9%c

9%c

1,208

Aug

92c

Duvex Oils & Minerals

Dow

Brewery

Duvan

Copper

Co

68c

67c

73c

1.02

Jan

Aug
July

2.20

Apr

Mar

5.95

Jan

12% July

2.70

Jan

4.90

4.50

Jan

7.50 Mar

1.35

Jan

2.50

Jun

70c

Jan

1.10

July

Jun

24c

7c

Jan

18c

Jan

60c

11,300

7

25

17%

50c

4.65

1

17%

160

4.65

4.75

1,800

Invest

Economic

July

Jan

Apr
Jao

1.57 May

2.05 Mar

Feb

7% Mar

6
15

51,377

5%

5%

200

17

*
10

20

A

Eldrich

Mines

1

75c

Investments

Ltd

El

Pen-Rey Oils

El

Sol

Gold

common

1
1

—

——.

Emerald 'Glacier

:

*

»

:

10
25
1

Empire Life ——!
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka

17

18c

Mar

July

2.95

Jan

Jan

7.25

Apr

Jan

1.52 May
6.00 July

Corp

10c
9c

2.10

5.00
69c
3.75

975

36%

2,550

65c

75c

5,000

116

100

10c 10%c

8%

7,000

9c

9c
40c

70%

54

55

July
Mar

39c

1.45

1.75

50c

71c

28

28

29

3,571

Api*

54c

July

75

Aug

Feb

32

22,951

14 %c
I

Feb

35

171.850

60c

Jun

Aug
12 %c July

Jan
Mar

Jan

1.10
116

Jan

8c

18c

Aug
July

79c

Feb

6%c

54

1.63

58c

45c

29

54

75% July

Jan

110

29,500

70%

17

37

5,000

35c

70%

Jan

29% Mar

4,935

59c

Apr

33

74

73%

58 %c

1

Elder Mines

Electra

16%
36%

70%

69%

116

—i

class

Paper

25c

Warrants

*

Famous
Players
Fanny Farmer

25c

1.88

12,640

1.28

5c

22,925

6.90

1.17

Washing Machine

Easy

Jan

1.04 Mar

6,000

7

2.59

6.45

1.20

—*

Steel

Eastern

5.20

July

14c

2.26

6.80

■

2.70 July
66c

2.59

1

;

Eastern Metals

Falconbridge Nickel

5,800

1.81

1
1

Mines

East Sullivan Mines

Jan

10c

7

*

Mines

22

;

Mines

5.25

34c

1.86

Research

23

__

Steel

Dominion

Jan

May

2.05 Mar

56

Aug

1.03 May

1.75 Aug

19% July

30c

—10

Wines

2.04

832

1

3.25 Aug

9%c
30c

^—-—*

preferred

60c

157,375
22,095

Dominion Scot Invest preferred

Apr

3.35 Mar

20

July

5.40

Jun

16c

8%c

8c

Chesterville Mines

1

43c

42c

46c

6,200

28 %c

Jan

50c

Apr
Aug

Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl

1

63c

54C

65c

47,700

35c

Jun

70c

Federal

1.19

1.08

1.24

40,600

80c

Mar

1

1.55

1.45

1.70

98,550

Ford

1

_1
*

*

Manufacturing

_

_

_

2,170

23

July

29

390

25

Feb

*

Co

_

_

*

♦

Cos

Ltd

Frobisher

Warrants

*

common

Aug
Jun

29

2.28

1.94

Mar

May
3.75 July

2.65

131,957

2.50

2,62

3,034

36

38%

225

26

Jan

43

30%

30%

150

29

Jan

31

Feb

20c

25c

67,550

10c

Jan

28c

Aug

5.25

5.10

5.60

5,595

Jan

6.30 July

1.90

1.90

23c

1.80

Jan

1.72

Jan

3.60

2.91

July
Jun

2.00

9,400

126

132

820

100

Jan

138

Aug

132

*

Francoeur Gold
Fraser

23 Va

27%

*

class A

B

Foundation

30%

23

_20

_

-

Petroleums

Motor

Class

Jan

26%

*

Kirkland

Federated

21%

71c

23%

25c

-

July

27

Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Preferled

21c

132

75

132

Aug

132

Aug

Jan

1.75

Jan

2.85 May

25

23%

25%

1,125

18

7%c

7 %c

7%c

8,900

5%c July

13c

32

32

33

749

25

35% July

4.75

4.65

4.90

17,391

3.90 Mar

72c

1,400

93%

96 Va

640

60c
Apr
85% May

95c

94

41 %C

47c

32c

Feb

77c

Mar

70c

Feb

27%

5.20

Jun

Apr

July
May

Feb

1

*

——

Federal Grain class A—

Fleet

Charter

5.25

Jun

50c

1

Mines

Dominion

Eddy

Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves

4.95

Jan

Feb

21c

Warrants

______

5.25

69c

Foundry & Steel
Magnesium
'

Jan

10%

preferred

Feb

July

12 V4

4%

9c

l

.

Coal

41

44

common

13,500

1

Dominion

74

Mar

3

Cos

24c

6.00

Dominion Asbestos

65

*

Oils

20c

1

Exploration

20% July

—25

Canadian

22c

60c

Seagrams

50

5.75

.

Feb

5.90

Devon-Leduc

60

Collieries

Canadian

60c

__1

Producers

73

28%

Canadian Malartic

33,010

Minerals

34%

j.

Carbons

87c

Mines

Distillers

May

70c

1

class

Gold

Rio

Feb

1.00

80c

Warrants

Deer Horn

1.50

»

__

D'Eldona

22%

Aug

61c

Mines

B

127

36 %

1.00

6.00

/.

Leather

Class

400

Canadian

Hydro

Davis

282

20

Canadian

I,000

*

Decoursey Brewis Mines

2,250

To

Canadian Homestead Oils

1.05

4.05

l

Ltd

D'Aragon

193

10c

preferred

1.00

1.P5 May

*

__i__

Mines

Cusco

10%

*

common

60

1

Mines

Coal

29%

46'/2

_

2.50

1

.__

Nest

10%

1

Oils

Jan

Minerals

188%

Canadian Chemical & Cellulose

Canadian

Crow's

Jun

16

Crowpat

72

*

Celanese

10% Mar

31%

common

A

$1.75

Empire

Mar

18c

2.50

__io

Trust

34%

2

common

23c

Apr

2.50

4.25 July

3.15

20

___

Commerce.

July

12c

;

Pershing

Crown

*

*

Oil

Mar

8c

6,100

Min

Bit

*

B____

46c

234,591

_«

A

Poplar

Dome Mines

Canners

Canadian

Aug

43% Mar

1

Preferred

Canadian
Canadian

July

3.00 May

20

Minerals

of

Breweries

Canadian

7.0C July

—25

Bank

Croinor

6.65

37% Aug

1.30

Oil

Canadian Atlantic

Jan

29c

14

235

3

common

Cable

Jan

2,770

_

Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canada

2,575

13 Vac

4.00

_

*

Canada

7.75

1,300

38%

0

.....

78,302

17c

1

Crestaurum

2.50

_

B

99c

12c

Coulee Lead

Craig

37%

*

Lands

class

Mining

July
1.50 July

13c 13 %c

—

Apr

38

10

Power

64c

70c

Exploration*

Jim

2.81

_

Warrants

Canadian

7.35

,

Canada Packers class A

Canadian

Apr

3

10

Jan

85c

Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man
Corby (H > Dist voting
Non-voting class B

55c

Apr

4.15

_

Canada

Canadian

4.90

25,018

*

Malting

Class

3,832

13

*

Machinery

Canada

16c

6.50

3

Stone

A

Apr

20c

95c

13c

Sudbury Basin Mines—!

18%

3.85

Canada Iron Foundry
Canada Life Assurance.
Canada

328,300

6.35

♦

_

Cut

class

42c

12%

1

—

common

Canada Crushed

28c

13% May
14 Vac Feb

15 %c

common

Preferred

3,490

12%

.

1

_

Exploration

Canada

Canada

29c

15%

6.45

Chibougamau

Can-Met

14%

__

Consolidated

Campbell

70c

59,800

1

Consolidated Tungsten
Consolidated West Petroleum

Cournor

Calgary & Edmonton

Apr

May

52c

85c

Apr

11c 11 %c

95c

41c

43c

__i

Consumers Gas
Con west

17c
10c

Feb

57c

12,450
22,400

60c

48c

52c

'

-

"A"

Consol

16C
92c

15c

85c

♦

Jan

High

48 %c

B

61c
Aug
5%c Jan

60c

Low

i

Sannorm

9.75

8c

_

.

Ltd
_

Consolidated. Northland MinesConsolidated Orlac

Feb

43

_

_

Jan

Apr

1

since Jan.

Range

High

l

;

1.75

Press

Low

Shares

»

Mines

15 %

Class

of Prices

2

Negus

Jun

7c

1,300

62c

Consolidated

Consolidated Nicholson

10 %c

184,575

13

9%c

1

Burlington Steel
_

25c

1

_i_.;

class

18,750

July

Par

Consolidated Mosher

Jun

1.20
12

18,350

13c

84c

Hill

Rights

9c

12c

1

_

Building Products
Eulldog Yellow Knife

Burrard

8c

12c

1
_

Canadian

Co

37% July
50% July

1.58

Buffalo Red Lake

Burns &

20

49%

Uranium

Ankerite

Bunker

16% May
24% May
43% Jan

9c

Algoma

Buffalo

684

2,487

14

_

19% July

18%

47

.....

High

Jan

Sales
for Week

Range

Sale Price

35 %

1.50

1

Mining

8%

Week's

1 ast

1

33 %

47

Bufiadison Gold
Buffalo

Low

9,713

1.52

_

Mining

Brunswick

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

High

12 %c 13%c

1

_

_

13

Friday

Shares

18%
33 %

a

A

of Prices

25

Mines

Brunsman

class A.¬

ENDED AUGUST

for Week

Low
13 'Ac

WEEK

FOR

Sales

Range

Chimo

j.

Gold

-

Chromium
—

Citra-Lartic

Cochenour

Willans

Cockshutt Farm

Cody-Rico

2.50

2.90

2,715

82%

82%

87

302

10c

___

1

1.05

1

Mining Corp

90c

—*
1

Equip

Mines

Coin Lake

1

Copper

5c

1.36
1.70

65

Feb

Jan

Jun
Mar

9c 10%c

1.00
80c

25,875

8%c May

1.10

63.249

82c

90c

4,225

72c

Jun

Feb

1.24

Aug

2.56

Jun

3.50 July
90

75c

_______

100

Gaitwin Exploration
Gas Exploration

Gatineau
Geco

Dynamics

General

Motors

1.05 July

10% July

8%

9 %

7%

Feb

1.35

6,200

1.13

Aug

14c

5,500

7%c

Feb

21c

52c

75c

540,016

10c

Jan

75c

Feb

1.37

General

General

Aug

Steel

9%c

25,000

4%c

4.50

100

3.00

Apr

5.00 July

Giant

5.45

5.45

5.50

600

3.25

Apr

6.70

July

Glenn

Uranium

10 %

10'/8

11

555

8%

Jan

Jun

God's

Lake

5

595

4.10

6.20

118,713

57c

65c

10,906

42c

40c

46c

54,488

40c

6,300

14c

11%

Geneva

Coniaurium
Conro

*

Mines

Development

-1

Corp

Central

Fenimore

Class B

Oil

Golden

Consolidated
Consolidated

Mines

25c

25c

25c

1,000

21c

Lake

Apr

July

2.10

Mar

Jun

19c

36c

Jan

Jan

13

359,533

3.95

4.10

7.859

2.60 Mar

35c

38c

6,632

65c

3,410

40c

1.71

1.70

1.85

6,725

12c

145

1.70
5c

Margenor
Mac Oils Ltd

Smelting
Morrison Explor
&

see

9,200

Jun

5.00

Feb

Jan

81c

Mar

Aug

2.65

July

10 %c

Jan

30c

Jan
Feb

page




47.

25c

40c

3,000

23c

Jan

75c

July

29%c

47C

3,200

24'/ac

Jan

47c

Aug

35c

33c

40C

87,850

23c

Jan

1.00

4.90

4.75

5.10

7,950

Jan

5.35 July

87c

55c

90C

45,190

2.95

2.77

3.05

16,555

*
1

36

35%

36%

7,960

26c

26c

30c

16,650

2.80
55c

2.00
29
26c

10,065

9

275

57%

705

49

Mar

79% Mar

126%

126%

130

117

89

Mar

134% July

5.50

1

__

__-

_

Mines

Gold

-

♦

100

40% May
8% Jun

101

101

20

12c 14%c

101

45,800

6.40

6.60

85c

70c

90c

24,700

78c

75c

80c

41,150

1

May

10c

Feb

6.20 Aug
70c
Aug
60 %c Mar

Manitou

_

_

19

9%

6.45

July
Jun

Jan

45

Mar

II

Jan

105% May
20c
7.85

Jan
Jan

1.27 May

94c

July
July

52c

79,350

23c

Mar

57c

25c

70,819

12c

Mar

62c

Jun

He 12'/ac

3,200

10c

Feb

19c

May

3.95

54,350

Jan

4.00 Aug

44C
21c

12 %C

1

-

21c

1

_

49c

1

_

_

_

101

3,249

1

_

_

600

14c

*

_

5.15 July

25

10%

6.40

_

Mines

1,200

42%

_-l

—

Feb

10 %

10%

-1

_

—

Jan

7%

42%

*

_

Mines
___

5.25

9.80

3.90

3.50

1.66

NOW AVAILABLE

Feb

90c

Aug

Jan

3.50

Jun

Jan

39%

Jun

Aug

Aug

.

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MUrray Hill 2-4545

19%c Mar

c

40c

19

8%
55 Va

July

75c

*

Howey

Consolidated

15%c
29%

15%

Jun

1
1

Arrow

Consolidated

1
1

14c 15%c

Golden

Apr

July

Mar

May

10 '/a

62c

Gold Eagle

1.10

34% July

12% May
60c

Jan

3.95

35c

Goldcrest

Jan

Jan

11'/a

1
1

Mines

Halliwell

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4%c

1
■-*
7

Guayana

Consolidated

7,700

78c
25c

7% Mar

—

Consolidated

Mining

10C 12 %c

12c

Iron

Consolidated Gillies Lake

Consolidated

11c

6.20 Aug
Jun

70c

Aug

1

warrants

Consolidated Mic

25c

Jan
Mar

1

Consolidated East Crest
Consol

9,566

1

—

Denison Mines

Dragon

35c

1

Cadillac

Consolidated Discovery

Consolidated

293

30c

15c

*

Consolidated Cordasun
Consolidated

16c

10'/a

30c

*

;

Bakeries

Consolidated Bellekeno

Consolidated

15c

10 Va

1

Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Consolidated

43c

1.65

A-

common.

Yellowknife Gold

Goldale Mines

Coniagas Mines

class

_.

8c

4.50

60c

26%

9

_

_

Preferred

8c

17

9,700
1,526

5

_

Mfg class A

Wares

4.50

13%c July

—

_

Petroleum

General Products

Apr

18%

78c

32%

31%

57

-

_

_

_

__

Jun

1

National

1

72c

78c

32%

Aug

-3

-

Bakeries

General

*

Petroleum

»

13,260

96%

3

General

Jan

*

Commonwealth

_

_

______

Jan

1

Yellowknife—

Commoil

*

common

Ltd

Mines

1

—

of Alberta

Power

1.18

1.13

2,356

Aug

_

Debentures

23%c

11 %c

8%
1.14

1

Coldstream

Conduits

2.75

25
1

Consolidated

Colomac

27,000

*

Chrysler Corp
Cobalt

9c

49c

May

NEWLING & CO., LTD.
Members

of the Toronto Stock Exchange

65 West 44th

Street, New York 36, N. Y.

Direct Private Wires

to Canada

hmbmbbmmm

I

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(646)

46

Monday, August 15, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
range

Friday

(Coat)

Toronto Stock Exchangt

of Prices
Low

Par

16,500

Lakes

Great

Northern

1.33 Mar

May

164.610

13c

May

28c

Jan

1,500

40c

July

47c

Aug

41

42

43%

2,095

6%

6%

6%
3.40

July

20c

29

280

47%

Jan

5% Jan
2.40

July

Class

Mines

Gunnar

1

25c

25c '<

27c

82,206

11c

Warrants

Mentor

8%

8%

Mercury Chipman

7

7

9.00

9.10

——;

Feb

100

5%

Apr

8

July

Merrill

Island

500

7.75

Jan

Feb

Merrill

2.44 July

57,830

92c

Feb

16,800

7%c

Jan

40c

9%

Jan

19%

Jun

6.90

8.05

15,420

28%

250

21c

25c

114,000

60

(iO %

60%

280

1.58

Meta

Gold

Hasaga

———————

Gold

Heath

Jan

11%

28%

Jan

36c

52 % Jan

Jun

62

Jan

9c

Preferred

Jun

Mar

3.60
24

Jun

Midland

155,000

20 %c

22c

10 %c Mar
38c

Apr

1.12

July
July

July

28c

Pacific

&

Milton

Holden

Oil

Home

Mining

Corp

Hoyle

16c

15c

10,500

12 %c

Jan

23 %c

Feo

36,837

20c

Jan

3.10

Apr

Molsons

9 %c 10 %c

12.000

7%c

Jan

28c

Aug

15c
5.00

4.00 May

Feb
Jan

Minarch

4c

Jan

9%c Mar

Moneta

Jan

30c

Fed

62c

58c

62c

5,500

Aug

Moore Corp common

12c

11%C

12c

5.800

63

63

63%

500

300

*
-*
5

6 %

6 %

4.50

4.50

4.50

100

23 %

23

25%

2,525

*

10%

10 %

11%

3,033

1

18c

16 %C

20c

45,000

——

6%

*

40%

40%

2,742

8.10

7.95

8.25

29,600

68%

64%

68%

4,692

20c

25c

11,520

common

&

Huron

Erie

40%

—1

——

41

180

7.90

8.00

2,625

8 %c

—1
1

Husky Oil & Refining LtdHy-Charger Petroleums

40

7.90

8c

9c

37,300

-20

~——

.

21

21

21

4.45

4.3C

4.65

51%

10
Imperial Life
————-*0
Imperial Oil _:—-————:
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6
preferred
——£1
Bank

51

47c

62c

Apr

10c

May

53%

15c

Jan

64

Jan

July

4%

Knitting

22c

25c

Indian Lake

4.80

4.75

4.80

Industrial
$4.50

Acceptance

common

pfd

Ingersoll Machine class A—
Inglis (John) & Co_
Inland Cement preferred

5

58c

80c

37,400

23 %

23

2.65

6.75 July

25%
28c

Mar

14c

Jun

44% July

Feb

30

Aug

12% July

Feb

7.50

Nam a

Creek

National

Mines

325

51%

&

National

30c

Jan

National

42

July

10

Feb

15c

Apr

National

Nello
New

102

Aug

New

40

July

New
New

Bristol

7%

7%

1,027

7% July

New

6%c

6%c

7 %C

8,500

55

53%

56%

2,401

.12

.12

13%

10c

British

New

Calumet

July

New

Davies

32%

Jan

42

75

26

Aug

26%

7

Jan

2.55

2.40

2.60

28,050
32,608

Feb

New

13%

700

11%

Apr

14% May

New

Dickenson

12%
13

1.18

1.C8

1.33

164,475

20

20%

*

1.56

1.67

8,224

21

21

21

65

International

Metals

36
36%
101% 101%

475

101 %

*

76%

Preferred

Co

Nickel

International

common.

36

.

73%

Petroleum

International

*

Ranwick

1

Ltd—

25%
1.90

135

25

25%

•

2.80 Mar

July
Feb

,

32 % Mar

99%

Feb

55

Jan

U

133

Mar

1,410

24

13.205

76%

135

100

Preferred

International

5

1.55
17

May

Interprovincial Pipe
Iron Bay Mines

r-w

*

Jacknife

Gold

21

Aug

37% July
103%

Feb

78% Aug
142

Mar

29% Mar

New

Jaculet

Jaye

Jeanette

New

Hosco

Jonsmith

New

Hugh

New

Laguerre

Apr

30%

Jan

2.25

2.05

2.30

8,525

2.00 July

2.35

July

New

Marlon

14c

July

52c

July

Newnorth

12 %c

18 %c

14c

269,800

45c

51c
45c

52c

318,867

1.6*

3,000

5%c Mar
7c

Jan

1.2C Aug

2.25

July.

Kirklaud

SOc

Labrador

Cinch

Lake

Dufault

Shore

21c

91,430

73c

98c

557,899

41c

Jun

60c

66c

58,650

32c

Jan

2.40

2.35

2.45

2,900

Jan

9%c

1.77

Jan

25c

July

1.75

95c

Aug

May

3.95

Jun

New

1

New
Nib

Leitch

11,600

5%c

Jan

20c

17%

4,616

15%

18

Aug

11c

Feb

23c

Mar

Nor-Acme

4,680

65c

Jan

85c

Apr

40c

2,300

38c

2,700

35 %c

14c

1,200

12c

19 %c 21 %c

112,700

17v8

2,035

8.15

Jan

2.98

30,250

1.10

Apr

3.95 July

2.54

365,188

Aug
Mar

75c

Jan

2.54

15 %c

18c

25,150

11c

Jun

35c

29c

35c

15,600

22 %c

Apr

5.60

5.75

1,065

25c

15,420

2.40

2.55

I,011

3.50

3.50

200

19%
12
9c

80c

19%

20

12
.

12%

525

7%c 10 %c

49,900

700

80c
15c

28,130
20,000

35c

45c

26.600

2.90

2.89

3.10

24,050

1.58

1.40

1.58

23,650

1

44

44

85

44%

526

60c

Apr

80c

Aug

8%c

Jan

25c

Apr

15c

Jan

2.89 Aug
61c

Jan

1.15 May
4.00

Jan

1.75

Jun

41% Mara

45% May

68

85

15c

Aug
Apr

Jan

16c

Jan

2.05

27,400

8c

8%c

•

1.95

293,400

Feb

Gold

Mines

2,500

7c

Jan

10c

1.83

2.15

29,590

98c

1.10

86,790

18 %c
65c

Jan

5,400

12c

Mar

55c

70c

152.990

40c

Jun

18 %c 20 %c

1

1.55

1.50

1.60

8,500

41%

41

43

3,777

26%

2.35

2.20

2.35

46.601

1.60

11c

13c

25,120

1

Magnet Consolidated

\

Goldfields

1
common

1.86

1.86

1.95

5,100

•

Ltd

45c

40c

55c

69,720

10%

11%

700

♦

10%

j

Marbenor Malartic

12C

Ltd

1
•

47.

t

lie
31C

10c

12c

10,600

12c

1

~

Gold

naye

1.65 May

56c

•

class B

Red Lake Gold Mines

2.00

Feb

2.70

Jan

35c

41c

16,500

72c

Apr

16c

20c

49,072

11c

Jan

20c

July

31 %c

38c

301,703

24c

Jan

42c

Jun

64c

2,670,485

15c

Jan

64c

Aug

21 %c

Jan

68c

Apr

11c

May

Jan

25c

42c
31c

40c

8%c

9%c

23,000

7c

12c

14c

22,500

5%c

Jan

40c

18,700

18c

Jan

75c

11c 17 %c

243,738

6%c Jan

22c

Apr

Jan

63c

Aug

May

■

12c

13c

76,400

12c 12 %c

42,200

31c

35c

13,022

1.30 Mar

8c

Jan
Jan

Feb

1.62

Jan

27c

Jan

9

Jan

8c
9c

7c

30c

Jun
Mar

Mar

Mar

16c

29,100

66c

2.15

Apr

May

Aug

1.25 May
22c
Jan

58c

Feb

14%c July

May

271,260

12c

'

lCc 10%c

43,500

10c

28c

Feb

24c 28 %C

4,850

28c

Aug

32c

Aug

25c

39,580

19c

Aug

40c

Feb
Feb

19c

20C

13c

20c

459,900

5 %c

7 %C

212,900

11 %c

12c

15,124

5%c Jan

7%c

Jan

40c

4c

Jan

8%c Apr

llcll%c

41,950

7%c

10 %c

11c

27,800

9c

CanadaI_I_I"IIl

2.35

2.20

2.40

5,216

#

34c

34c

39c

5,525

~i

45c

37c

52c

321,625

8%c

8c 10%c

45,500

__

IIIIIIl
IIIIIIl" 1

20c

2.15

3.20

Apr

Jan

40:

Aug

78c

May

Jan

lOTaC Jun

Jan

5c

Jan

18%cMar

15 %c May

32c

Apr

15c

Jun

July

1.55

Jan

1.25

1.10

1.25

24,912

1.00

July

2.74

2.67

2.75

8,460

2.10

Jan

3.10 Mar

s,

May

15%c Jun

&

~~

Mines

North

Canadian
North Inca Gold
North

Star

Ltd

I

2,300

40c

Feb

85c

July

1,270

10%

Jan

18

May

3,240

3.95

Jan

10% July

9%c

9 %c

11c

21.900

8c

Jan

56c

55c

60c

2,300

35c

Apr

70c

94

95%

123

91%

Jan

S7% July

61c

69c

25,400

33c

Jan

99c

7%

7%

♦

69c

■>

__<v

•

Ii
II ♦

Selections

75c

1

—

»

Metals Mining

:

lie

Apr

9,650

1.80

21,113

25c

3Cc

48,000

4%c

4%c

2.65

2.65

2.80

6,470

12

12

12 %

975

:~;96c

-

1

••>7:00 '

»

Navig

55

7.15

38,235

4.00

3c

2.25
11

1.65

May

Jun

1.30 Aug

Apr
Jan

60c

Mar

Jan

7%c

Apr

Jan

3.30 Aug

Mar

12% May

60c

Jan

1.25 July

23%

Jan

30% July

2.30

Jan

7.53 July

200

3.25

July

4.50 Aug

19c

18c

23c

28.200

6%c

Jan

25c

Aug

55c

50c

&9c

50,400

38c

Apr

85c

Jun

1.20

1.20

500

95c

July

20c

323,150

1

__j

18c

17c

11

10%

69

1

69

Porcupine

12% July
73

Jan

46c

Jun

72c

Jan

25 %c Mar

38c

5£c

63 c

3,500

28c

5,800

Pardee

Amalgamated

1

1.50

Parker Drilling

Feb
Jun

27c

2.35 Aug

Mines
:

I"I

*

69%

Pathfinder

11,100

6c

Jan

13c

Apr

19c

20c

43,500

15c

Feb

45c

Mar

1.35

1.85

12,150

98c

Feb

Peace River Natural Gas
Pembina Pipe & Line Ltd

com

1—

Jewelers

4.00

525

75c

70c

75c

21.744

36 %c

36c

38c

34.387

1

Consol

3.50

50c

Petroleums

Paymaster

8.60

8.35

8<60

2,031

—

__i

1

T2
7—

19'/a

18%
52

521/2
"

—

—

ll%

5

50

preferred__100

Jan

9%c 10 %c

l

2.00 Aug
1.06

Jan

10'A
64

63c

19 %c

23c

liy4c Mar

4,875

27 c

10% c

1.40 Feb

1,115

11

IIIIII*
-IIIII*
I_IlOc

Western Oil

Perron Gold

900

29%

6.80

4.00

-■

-

1.30

1

Pacific Eastern
Pacific Petroleum

Credit

13,000

91c

22c

III

Page Hersey Tubes-

Preferred

1.00

29%

v

01 %c

-

.*,

Mines

Coyle

1.40

1.45

__i

Feb

Jan

1.20

3_1

44c

4%c

4%c

Orange Crush
Or'enada Gold

Peoples

44.527

30c

Mines

Jan

Apr

9c

1.25

Far bee

Apr

Jan

30c

1.70

'l *

Jun

75C

Jan

6%c

8%C

•

14C

Jan

9c

8,700

*

common

Jan

11,040

13,700

*

1

Steel

Opemiska Copper 1

May

9c

__io

common

series A

8

17c

«

Jockey Club

Conv pref 6%

6c

Apr

Feb

65c

1

Omnitrans Exploration

6%

63c

90c

Oils

O'Leary Malartic

.

Apr
Jun

8%c

—

Paramaque Mines

16 %c Apr

100

17c

12%c

9c

63 %c

Jan

13 %c

Mar

9%

July

13% July

16c

17%

1.84

Apr

Aug

5.95 Mar

July
July

70c

46 %

Apr

7 'Ac

9%

Pan

25c

4.25

92,100

•

Gold

Pamour

1,260

14c

16 '/a

100

Lake

Pacific

*77c

20 %c Mar

68C

4.75

Hi

preferred

Ogama-Rockland

Lake

Jan

7.GO Aug

17

O'Brien

Osisko

16c

Jan

70c

1

Obaska

Warrants

Jun

Jun

9%

;

Oakville Wood

Ontario

95 <,*t>2

99c

9c

4.3O0

51,853

Feb

3.45

79,683

12c

7.00

July

58% Aug

15c

48c

12c

;

Nudulama Mines Ltd-1

Ontario

48c

35c

May

12c

61c

^

Trinity

Rare

-

80c

Jun

55c
46

11c

•

Northwestern Utilities

Okalta

1,500
2,335

4.60

__i

Northern Canada Mines

Oil

74c

57 %

6.00

__

IIIIl

Oil

Warrants

-

6.95

Oils

Rankin

North

1

8c

67c

57%
39 %C

__

12,000

lie

9%c
55%

73c

»

"1

■

Norpax Oil

North

9%c

1

III II

Jun

1.06

18c

62c

55c

10 %C

1

Gold

3.20 July

1.07

l

5.15 Mar

Jan

2.05

1

Mines

1.95 Aug
40c

i

Explorations

Mar

15 %c

1




Apr

Feb

327,995

see

Jan

8c

37c

PttT footnotes

22% July

4c

2.70

Marigold Oils

13 %

12 %c

5,500

3.10

Maralgo

Jun

1,250

31c

Marcus

Jan

11%

II,865

2.65

Milling
Mines

17%

5%c Jan

85

35c

Uranium

July

10c

2.66

Leaf

3.35

7%c

1

Malartic

Jan

9c

1

Mines

7,905

58c

July

2.55 Aug
4.35 Jan

6%c

1

Maneast

6.35

27c

83%

Goldfields

Bloedel

Jun
Jan

1.75 Mar

Jun

*

Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife

MacLeod-Cockshutt

5.15
20c

45c

1

Mines

Jan

Apr

2.10

2.05

11c

Mines

Norgold

Oka
70c
15c

35 %C

•

Lorado Uranium Mines

Maple

1.52 Mar

2.25

•

&

July

May

•

B

MacMillan

32c

19

♦

A

Jan

1.34

6c

Mining

2.24

•

.

25c

July

<

12C

Mines

16 %

2.50

Noranda

Normetal

16%

1

class

1.45 Aug
55c

l.oO

1.C4

11c

Mines

Norlartic

Jun

3

Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums

Madsen

Mar

1.10 Jan

Nipissing

Mar

25

1

Lac

Feb

67,300

1.01

I_IIIIII 1

Mar

Apr

24c

A

Jan

31c

1

II

55c

21%

5.60

class

Jun

31c

I

17c

16c

Groceterias

Macfle

13c

Jan

2.45

Petroleum

Mackeno

Jun
Mar

50c

1,310

1

Macassa

July

23

1

Macdonald

3lc

22%

Gold

Louvicourt

Feb

*

Shops

Jan

Nisto Mines

17,000

71c

33c

Candy

Feb
Jan
Jun

3.15 Mar

Jun

16c

Aug

July

23

Gold

Class

13c

2.32

Acceptance

Long

Jun

6,600

1

Gold

Loblaw

16%

1.32

Lexindin

Little

275

Feb

1.25

Lencourt

Liberal

16%

38c

20c

Mines

1.55

Apr

35c

5,000

j

Yellowknife

23

1.30

Mines

Secord

50c

6,500

18c

—IIIIIIIIIIIl

Mines

17%

«

Lavalie

86,050

45c

18c

j

Thurbois

13 %c 14 %c

17%
14 %c

Mines

Laurentide

1.25

43c

III"1
IIIIIIII_1

...

Superior Oils of

New Taku

10c

10c

*

Laura

43c

Jan

2.15

90c

I

Gold

16%

20c

Gold

1.80

May

1.05 May

43c

Senator

15c

85c

Lamaque

2.54

Jan

24c

96,425

35c

Mylamaque Explor

New

Jun

62c

Lake Wasa Mining
La Luz Mines

42c

37,300

1

New

Aug

8c

Lake Lingman
Lake Osu
Lake

260,933

28c
1.39

JITI"

Jun

46c

18,334

♦

Mines

1.28

1.00

Gold

Jan

36,682

10c

14c

Mining & Exploration

Lake

3Cc

70c

Jan

25c

1

17c

58.

9%c

„:

Ltd

11c

8,537

Newlund Mines

70c

46c

9%c

38c

(John)

Jan

Aug

2.60

IIIII

Rouyn Merger—_
Ryan Like Mines

76c

Kristina

Labatt

43%

1.30

1.01

Mines

Norzone

Aug

40c

Copper Mines
Oils Ltd

Apr

1.50

57,000

Feb

35% July

2.25

IIIl

New

40c

Kirkland Lake

Kroy

3,200
-

Aug

Jan

18c

99,567

__l

New

10,750

70c

Townsite

37

2.06

Jun

52*

Hudson

Kirkland

26

123

1

Mar

1.87

40c

*

:

2,122

36c

50c

Minda-Scotia

New

1
:

35%
43%

29 %c

I

25%

15c

—

2.10

18c

1

5,293

—•

Kerr-Addison

Jun

I„»

:

Kelore

28%

1

Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines

1.50

26c

Gold

New

27%

*

Gold

1,300

2.60

Nickel Rim Mings Ltd
Kenville

1.9C

%

17% July

1

Kelvinator

Jan

1.80

Oil

Malartic

New Jason

Feb

52c

Oils

Jupiter

Jan

5,^o

22c

3

Aug

1

Ltd

Mines

23'%

Jun

11

735

1.38

Mines

1.55

Ltd

Joburke Gold

Jun

3.55

33

1.17

High bridge

New

12%

1

Joliet-Quebec

20%

27%

20c

1,770

1

(1939)

Jan

50

37c

35,220

1

Minerals

Mines

Jellicoe

Apr

425

1.50

;

17

1.45

:

Exploration

May

28

1.60

Harricana

1.90

14c

—

Jasper Oil

Jun

Apr

2.72

Feb

72c

'

4.20

22 %c

_•

Goldvue

New

1.55

*

—

14

15

1.75

•'

33%

Mines

28

5
1

Jan
Mar

4.CO

—

4.20

;

15%

.—*

Line

2.78

May

43

*

Oil

New

Building Credits

Interprovincial

Jun
Jun

2.75 Aug

28

—

_20

Fortune

1.65

80c

585

B__

Dehli

100

Bronze

May

8

1.40 May

270

Mines

14

1

——■

International

July

500

2.00

Petroleum

Jan

pfd—
-25
class A—.—-*

Mining

Inspiration

1,299

Jan

1.25

26% Mar

Mar

8

•.

Continental

New

10%

-

40

6.75

Jan

Jan

16

26

;

Dominion

3,470

.

38%

1.95
47c

8

25c

Oils

New

-

350

Jun
Jun

26

Athona Mines

10% Aug

106

July

38.536

18

3.30

Apr

61% July

Jan

8

300

1.C8

18

14%

Bidlamaque

12% Aug

49 %

5.50

92 c

30c

Feb

102% Mar

26% July

8

I

Alger

10% Mar

120

Apr

13%

+

35% May

425

23 %

14

Mining

7,009

10

25

—10

2,790

9

26

13

Car——.

102

105 105%

37

1.85

Trust

12%

Jan

Aug

13

Petroleum

National .Steel

July

54

4%c

2o %

.

♦

class

Jun

100

14

pfd—

Hosiery

Apr

6

47,095

1.90

Grocers
Grocers

National

70

July

2,880

2.79

common—5

National Explorations Ltd

38%

380

25% July

Jan

2.25

Jan

25%

1

Ltd

National

Jan

1.45

1

Chemical

Aug

45

5.CO July

July

16%

Jan

31c

Jan

3.00

Aug

5.00 July

July
Mar

50c

July

21

Aug

3.50
20c

5

Drug

Aug

7%c Mar

1.73 Aug

23'%

1.01

38%

Preferred

8.30

Apr

7.05

12% Aug

%

25

___.

68%

May

34

1

—_

Jan

20c

Jan
Jan

21

19

26

I

-

Jan

2.60

51%

Jan

2.45

25

—

«

Ltd

95

12

Feb

Feb

1.42 July

May

*

11%

105

9.75

Apr

Jan

10

Apr

4.50 Aug

15% Mar

:

_i

37%

*
100
—(— *
—*
10

Feb

9%

2,o0J

80c

.___*

Brass

95

1

——

2.14 Aug

39c

9.872

common

preferred

Morrison

38%

—_—,_

Jan

5.50

A—

Porcupine

12%

■

—

Apr

1.53

9%

14,080

24 %c

Nesbitt Labine Uranium

Imperial

6Cc
1.75

53c

50

•

Montreal Locomotive

~

Feb

Aug

Aug

7.85

300

•

___»

15c

—

Porcupine

*

:

Gas—

Class B

260

---

Mar

44c

830,462

1

class

8,200

4.50

Hudson

Hugh-Pam

1.73

_,

Brewery

13,100

_

Paper

12%

95c

Mogul Mining Corp

1.25

7c

-

Smith

12 %

•

*

66.551

14c

1.10

Mining
———-*
Bay Mining & Smelting—
*

Howard

_13.50

Aug

60c

50c

1.00

2,553

56c

Jun

50 c

Jan

10c

,

271,950

65c

17%

•

18c

Yellowknife

Homer

74c

17%

-

-—————*

A

3,436

——.

4.50

——_——

class

8.95

16%

Grain——

5%c

———

Drilling

Mfg

8.60

Brick

Mindamar

Multi-Minerals
Hi-Tower

8.95

1

Industrial

City Petroleum

16 %c

—-——

Hollinger Consol

178,350

•

Mid-Western

17c

:

—.

2.05

;

5%c

H)___

Dauch

&

19,050

89c

*

Crest Oils Ltd——-----

Highland-Bell

1.60

_•

———

*
—1
—1

(George

Gold Mines

High

Hinde

1.98

com.

Midcon Oil & Gas

————1

Hees

Heva

Highwood Sarcee

15c

69c

9%c

_———————

6,350

Mines

15c

Lake——

Red

11,600

21,450

57c

1

Light & Power

1.10

——

Head of Lakes Iron,

Headway

13 %c

27c

Minerals

%c
83c

13

Gold—.

Rock

Harrison

28c

1.2C

50c

—

Uranium

Mexican

Mill

Hard

23c
1.00

50c

_■

May

July

Apr

50,330

13%

24 %c

*

23c

Petroleum

19c

17c

7.40

& Alabastine—

Lime

Gypsum

9

1.11

*
1

Mills

Jan

28%

—

_—

pfd———
-30
Gwillim Lake Gold _—,—————-1

*

50c

Exploration

7

16%

1.25

14%

——

1

McWatters

Apr

Products

Gurney

Gold

Jun

4.00

1

90

31 %c

24%

__

105

660

21,400

1.50 May

19C

Apr

67% May

99

125

85
47c

18% May

1.30

2.CO Aug

45c

Lake

Aug

88c

Mar

46% July

82%

Red

Mar

July

Feb

84

5,220

9.05

1,353

101 101%

42c

115

9%c Jan
33

45c

%18,8C0
)
200

12.00

14c

5,300

1,149,305

44%

•

3.20

.

67C

1.S5

.

42

1

23%

1

1.68

44

100

3.05

—

—

66 %c

Lake

22%

9c

Ltd—__—,—

Mines

67 c
1.82

*

—

1.00 July

11% July

Feb

9

Apr

1.00 July

Jan

6%c

Porcupine

23

—-1

Freehold'•

Gridoil
Gulch

Gulf Lead

*

common-

2.33
'■"r

100 % May

Red

*

B

545

Preferred

3.20

——

12,229

110

Mclntyre

—*

West Coal class A

Great

11%

108%

10c

McKenzie

X

—

13,000

10%

109

—1

———

—1

Development

Plains

Great

11c

10%

Ltd com

Consolidated

Frontenac

McMarmac

Great Sweet Grass

10 c

•

1

Mines

Maybrun

2.15

100

■

—

Matachewan

McCcll

Jun

7% May
4.00 May

Apr

High

Jan

20c

3,425

Preferred

Apr

7.45 Aug

4.25 Mar

50

3.35

70c

3,300

82 c

Massey-Harris-Ferguson

47c

3.35

—

37,600

52c

70c

Martin-McNeely

7%

Jun

22c

24,650

2.20

36c

Jun

175

Mar

6%

54C

7.45

1.95

Feb

30c

130

Low

70c

1

:

1.

Range since Jan.

High

40c

B warrants

175

Low

—1

Aug

22,100

Shares

1—

Mining Corp

May

12c

149

6.20

A

79c

•7%

for Week

warrants—-.——.—————

Maritime

Feb
Feb

17 %c

7.10

Utilities com—1

Gas

Warrants

Jan

Sales

Rangeof Prices

Par

High

43c

1

Last

Sale Price
.

18c

35c 36 %c

21c

1.

5 %c

145

———*

Paper-———--——*

Great

48

45c

7%

——*

——

Granduc Mines

'

199.300

9c

35c

—■.

Mines

Grandoro

39,200

33c

149

Mines—i.

Grandines

80c

25c

*

Bousquet

Graham

58c

Week's

Friday

Low

8%c

_*
—1

Mackay class A

Gordon

august 12

ended

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

High

9c

€7c

Goldhawk Porcupine

Goodyear Tire common—

Shares

27c

1
—*
——_L—_———1

Uranium

Goldfields

Goldora Mines

week

for Week

Range

Sale Price

stocks

for

Sales

Week's

Last

304

102

4

30c
7.25

30c

6.00 4Peb

Apr

89c

Jan

10

Jan

15%

July

21
July
•54% Jun

Jun

50%

Jun

100

Jan

42 %c Jan

Jun

Jun

*

~

30c

2,445

52%

102
"

2.75

47c

3.03 Jun

103

May

-

>1,100

22c

Mar "

42c

Apr

Number 5455

Volume 132

..

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

47

(647)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Friday

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

f
Petrol Oil

Gas

&

Gold

Pitch-Ore

Poplar

3.40

33,350

43c

48c

12.800

1.25

1.21

1.29

6,218

1.93

1.80

1.99

3,700

7c
-

60c

Feb.

Union

United

30c

July

United

36%

Jun

United

649,810

33

635

30 V* Mar

36,150

68c

52%

51%

U,

.

Jan

Estella
B

Warrants

72c

Aug

United

Oils

»

1.45

United

Steel

*

15%

3.80

3.60

3.95

2,200

2.05

Jan

7c

7%c

4.000

3%c

Jan

9%C

7.60

8.50

4,750

5.05

Jan

10%

Jun

Van

11,780

5.25

Jan

July

Ventures

103.»c ll34c

?

14

1

8.20

45,525

1.40

1.55

22,275

15%

16 Va

1.50G

1.10

12,100

38c

■

8.50 July

Viceroy
Vicour

7.75

2.90

3.10

5.500

30c

40c

49.610

10c

Jan

50c

57c

73c

108.000

19c

Feb

80c

3 4c;

5,400

2.15

Jan

2.90

Aug

1

4.25

69,525

1.10

1

9V&

9 Vac

12c

10,690

8 %c

Jan

1

14%

14%

15%

7,305

13 %

May

1

1.40

1.30

1.53

22,016

4.30

3.60

Quebec

Manitou

Quebec

Metallurgical

*

4.5t)

4.45

4.70

44,980

Quebec

Nickel

Corp

1

2.35

2.21

2.70

172,765

-U

1

23c

23c

24c

5,500

Jan

19c

*

26 %

25%

26%

4,270

1

2.17

2.10

2.50

68,676

1

Uranium

Rayrock

Mines

Reef

.Mines

2.49

2.10

Regcourt

L

Mines

12c

11,500

1.60

1.80

70c

May
July

:

20c 23 Vac

22c
a.

l

Rexspar Uranium i—
Rio Palmer Oil—Jt

■

2.50

.

70c

29,700

2.&

2.10

2.36

Mfg

5.10 May

class

&

Vulcan

Aug

Mfg

Waite

Walker

Amulet
G

49,200

3c

Jan

39%

39%

403/b

II,559

19%

Jan

West

Aug

1.30

1.45

Jan

Jan

300

8 %

May

44c

83,750

6%c

Jan

72c

27

10

21 %

Jan

27

3.00

.3.40

21,660

53c

55C

2,010

29c

8%

33c

33c

27

27

3.15

:

4%c

16%

7,424

113/4

Jan

16% Aug

73%

5,658

66

Jan

76

12

v.12

245

8

Jan

Pyrites

12% May

37c

58c

30,000

23c

Jan

58c

10c 11%C

22,000

4%c Jan

1

Malartic

58c

1

._

HV2C

*

1.53

23'

*

Royal Eank
Royalite Oil common
Rupununi Gold

23

Ashley

1

20c

5

26

25

Western

Grocers

preferred

20

>

Class

1.15

1.24

1,250

1.15 Aug

43/4C

43/8C

6%c

2,967,430

43/8c Aug

20c

Jan

104

102

109

1.25

4,042

57

Jan

Feb

112%

Aug

106 106%

205

103

Mar

106 %

Aug

46

July

47%

Jun

3.60

July

Preferred

San

May

14 Va

Feb

21 Va

Jun

Aug

78c

Mar

Wilrich

Wiltsey-Coghlan

Aug

White

Sand

75c

Aug

11c

Feb

45c

July
July

1.500

9c

Apr

16c

Feb

59

1.857

493/4

Jan

66% July

Winnipeg & Central Gas

14%

4,597

10%

Apr

16

Aug

Wood

6%c

7 Vac

73,200

3%c

Jan

8%c

July

Wood

16

16%

1,485

15 Va

Jun

9c

Jan

11,000

1

67

68:%

—1

1.55

1.54

1

18 %c

♦

3.85

18%

Feb
Jun

15c

Lead

Scarfo

class

Scurry

Rainbow

Scythes

A

&

pfd

,

Sherritt

1.75

6,623

18c

20c

30,200

1.50 May
14c
May

3.40

3.85

20,000

14

14

14

150

2.18

2.13

2.28

3.40

14,850

15

15

15

10

2.99

2.65

2.99

♦

70%

68 Va

71%

1,566

53%

53%

170

9c

500

1.46

9,500

2.20
35c
4.95

Aug

13% May
1.10

17,000

50

.

15

2.98

Jan

15

13% May
1.80

503/4

50%

Yellowknife

Jan

York

Feb

Yukeno

Jan

Zulapa

Jan

3.35

Jan

74'/a

Feb

53%

1.40

8.75

8.40

9.10

69,458

29

28 %

29%

427

27

Jan

28%

28%

28 Va

125

27

Jan

293/4

5.00

5.00

1,010

Mar

75c

Jan

1.60

10 %

July

Silverv/ood

Simpsons
Siscoc

20c

18c

21c

22,950

10%c

1.00

1.08

40,550

85c

July

40c

41c

1,500

40c

class

Dairies

Ltd

;

Co

Spooner

.

Standard

Paving

Stanriaid

Radio

Starratt

Olsen

18

18%

1.408

14 %

21

Feb

55c

55c

58(5

20,150

38c

Feb

63c

July

35c

35c

600

35c

Jun

52c

May

'

__

45

45%

575

9,200

18c

550

31c

3,793

*

69c

1

,

1,084

34%

36%

11%

36'A

*

Gold-

11%

100

67c

69c

5,650

14%c 23%c

53,900

25

20c

1
*

Steel of Canada

51%
*

Stuart Oil

25

175

51

52%

2,125

:11%C

30,040

Contact
Cons

35%

Aug

47

Jan

Jun

1.00 May

50c

Apr

13c

Apr

28c

Apr

21 %c

Jun

40c

Jan

Jan

37

26

10% Mar

12

53c

80c

10 %c

July

17c

Jun

Aug
Feb

May
Feb

•

Preferred

Surf

Inlet

Switson

Tamblyn
Tandem

Taylor,

45

185,316

22c

66,600

*

9

8%

9

18,588
7,475

26%

26%

50

20%

21%

2,615
3,200

1

—;

Teck-Hizghes

5.00

1,775

1.41

1.69

104,068

46

250

9%c
9%

*

.

12c

23,166

.

975

91/4

16,605

3.10

31c

Asbestos
British

Co

Thompson-Lundmark

Apr

Bulolo

Gold

1

Ltd

Co

Canada

Jan

24%

Jan

19

Jan

8c

9%

Feb

26 3/4

July

24

July

13 %c

Aug

Apr

3.00 Mar

5.00 Aug

1.30

1.85 Mar

42%

Jun

50

Jan

7%c Jan
9

2.50

Apr

10

Jan

4.90

Jun

Jan

Aug

1,200

75c

May

1.30

15c

Jan

2.81

2.38
50c

50c

60c

92,649

41c

Apr

75c

Jun

32c

31c

32c

5,665

24c

Jan

87c

May

1.20

1.30
20

1,345

Toronto

General

Towagmac

,5%

Empire
Oils

Triad

*

Indus

Canadian

Petroleum

Oil

Pipe

Western

Canadian

1.48

1.15 July

17

20

Jun

Aug

Jan

Aug

40

_——1

Oil




625

42%

Feb

40 %

••• 75

34%

Feb

8c

Jan

18c

Jan

493/4 July

3,175

45

46%

2,351
445

of Prices

Shares

Range since Jan. 1
Low

High

High

7

Feb

8

43%

46%

400

37

Jan

48

12%

127/a

2,680

10%

Jan

42

43%

960

32%

Feb

Jan

July
13% July
46% July
July

25

22%

Feb

27

4,040

14%

Jan

18% July

26 %

26 %

16%

17%

5.35

5.35

5.60

1,945

23

22%

23

1,120

k

5.25

7.10

Jun

20% May

Feb

18%

18%

10

17% Mar

28 %

28 %

25

27

May

34

17

17

200

16

Mar

19% July

34

—

23% July
18 % May

34 %

200

30

Jan

26

1,753

193A

Jun

—

♦

25%

24%

Jun

34%

Aug
28% July
73A July

1

6%

6

6%

560

5% Mar

*

15%

15%

16%

250

12% Mar

19

*

Lumber

—

61

61

110

55%

70

2.70
38%

100

3,490

41

44%

Jun

1.25 Jun

Jun

Feb

3.00

Oilcloth

July

Paper common
International UtiMties

Flour

18% Mar

24

1,835

35

Mar

41

36
28Va

36%
29%

33

1,175

35
353/b
101 %

35%
35%
104

100

32 % May

387

80

—

35

"
7%

104

--

common

53% July
2.35 Jan

a

Apr

48c

d Deferred

40

3,895

Jan

5

—

60Va
47
44 %

62

300

48%

Jan

48
45

50

38

Jan

200

34

Jan

45

170

170

15

170

Aug

•

40c

39c

41c

12,500

32c

Jun

48c

Jun

e

*

19c

18c

20c

27,935

8%c

Jan

42c

Feb

f Flat

*

C.85

6.35

7.25

52,626

4.35

Jan

7.45

Jun

in

45
—

1
—*

1

—

57%c
--

r

„

.

sale

(not Included

4.10 July

570

10,850
100

FeO

48

Aug
July

Aug
7.10 May
5.80

Apr

44

Jan

60

Jun

Bio

Feb

<80

Jan

25

Jun

28

Feb

CANADIAN MARKETS

Issued,

x

(not Included

In year's range).

Ex-dividend,

y

price.
sale

6.70

Apr
70'A July

Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
wdWhen delivered.
WiWhen

range),

Selling ex-interest,
Cash

2,150
3,620

6.10
6.45
4.55
5.00
53'A
56
57%c61%c
26
26

77

t

delivery

year's

Jun

170

—

lo( sale (not Included In year's

range).

41% July

44%

88

value.

Jan

37%

Jun

33% Mar

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND

39%

Jun

100

*

Odd

38

112

830

Bros

5,139

Jan

75

Price

No par

36% Aug

403A

—

♦

36% Aug
30 % July

Jan

39

4.65

Ltd

Jan

Mar

743/t

1

Consolidated

Jan

Aug

19

75

100

——

,

24% Mar

—

1

Yukon

100

505

5

Oreille

18,400

Mar

2,085

37%

*
*

Consolidated

May

Apr

1,800

23%

Pend

Pato

34c

~

Paper

Weaving

Preferred

1.82

28

& Ontario

Wire

49% July
40% Aug

Jan

18c

22

6

Inc

Ogllvie

20c

18c

36%

283/4

Apr

Jun

41

37

com—♦

—--—

International

Niagara

15VbC

May

22

1

Securities

.\,u

Hayes Steel

Minnesota

85

18c

*

———,

Gaspe Copper Mines

Loblaw

2.70
36

*

common

Canada

of

37%

*

Dominion
DuPont

2.70

•
*

Oil

Glass

47%

1.75

:

Bridge

Dominion

1.75

30c

5
Paper

Dominion

46%

47

Ltd com

(1954)

Westinghouse

Dalhousie

31 %c

Line———•
C,—

48

lie 12 %C

45%

for Week

•

Copper

1.82

—

Resources

46

Investment

Marconi

Canadian

31 %C

*

s.

1————

Mountain

47
.

1
—.—

40

Oils

Transcontinental
Trend

20

class A

preferred

Trans Era
Trans

Trusts

Exploration

Traders Finance

Trans

10

Range

12%

*

General

Sales

Week's

45

♦

Canadian

Curb Section

310

18%

common

common

-

7

*

Bronze

Zeller's
Toronto Dominion Bank

1.37 Apr
Apr

74c

7

•

Sugar

Cottons

July

19c

May

190,639

19%

-

Funds

Low

5

Vinegars

Jan

7%

1.05

—

Jun

Jan

8.30 Mar

2.81

_*

40c

43

Canadian

55c

1.00

2.400

5,875

17%

Canadian

35

Feb

1.61

'

60c

—

Dredging

Aug

1.04

—1

Jan

47c

_1

Dominion

Aug

5.10

*

_

Jan

20c

_*

&

20c

1

—

Gold

10c

199,750

Exchange

Banknote

Canada

20

♦

Tiara Mines

13,779

65c

Sale Price

common

Consolidated

3 05

2.30

12c 14 %c

Apr

Aug

2.75 July
19c
Jun

Jan

45c

Last

Corp
America

Brown

Apr

1

Mines

2.00

13c

Par

14% July

1

Gold

TorbrJt Silver
Toronto Brick

IOC

9 %c

46

—____1

common

Texas-Calgary

Tom bill

8c

1.62

•

——

29%

5.00

*

Ltd

Pearson

20%

50c

common
Mines

200

*

15%

14

7.00

Industries

Sylvanite Gold

2.65

2.16

1.40 May

47c

v£.

Jan

130

20c

——*

_

2.65

Friday

Feb

7.60

30,466

6.75

37

25

(ordinary)

114,901

STOCKS

Coast

14c

21c

May

53% July

Feb

5'Ac Jan

141A

6.90

;

41%

13'/b

1

27

21 Vb Mar

14c

—„—1

—.—

Mines.,

Superior Propane common
Supertest

133/4

10c

—1

Sturgeon River Gold___
Sullivan

10%

*

—

Sudbury

*
1

Steeloy Mining
Steep Reck Iron Mines—.

2.16

5

18

79c

Bros

1.99

52c

Canadian

Stedman

2.15

*

♦

29c

A

Jun

25c

Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop

July

18c

———

class

lay

35c

Jan

*

15

61c

Stan well Oil & Gas Ltd

lie

Jan

7c

Andian National

11 % Mar

*

(1944>

Mines

Jan

7c

*

A

Apr

2,100

—1

Oils

Stadacona

89c

12,500

Canadian

Jun

14%

——.—*

Southern Union Oil

class

4,200
38,300

17c

*

Mines

50c

May

14%

.—*

——

Feb

26c

79c

14%

♦
—

1.50

"

1

'

———

Valley

Southern

Jan

*

A

Gold

Souris

30c

Aug

50c

u

2.69

16c

Jun

5.50 May

4.85 July

1.02

Mines

1.90 July

23c

Toronto Stock

July

30

4.80 Mar

1

Mines

Standard

Feb

Jun

47c

Jun

7c

——1

Mining

Silver-Miller

Jan

4.00

16c

Mining

w

Silver

4,917

19%
103

Jan

25c

.

"

Silanco

2.10

3.00

Aug

1.40

1

100% Mar

July

Mar

_

Voting Trust
Sigma i Quebec)

11% Aug

10
150

Jun

82c

Aug

16c

*

common

1,950

15c

12%c Jun

Jun

1

Gordon

Ereweries

Jan

1

1

Zenmac Metal

9c

^

Feb

Apr

1

Mines

Feb

9c

:•

60c

Jan

12

3.50

May

Feb

50c

•

7c
6c
6 %c

18,500

2.00

2.05

Jan

317,500

3.50

1

—

Knitting

18,100

1.68

41 %c Mar

11c

102% 102%

*

Oil

Bear

14c

1.90
:=

72c

-

11%

11%

*>

Mines

Jan

1

1945 > Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks'

Yellorex

*

,

Class A

May

*

Co common—
Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Security

Shaw key

78

_*

;

.___

Ltd

Oils

64% Mar

50c

—

_

Yankee

450

56c

100

Zinc

&

Canuck

Mar

12c

8%c

_*

preferred

Wright-Hargreaves

104

35,800

9c

Alexander

Jan

103

45,185

66c

68c

J

Mines

Gold

(G H)

30

3.40

61c

13 %c

Winchester Larder
Windward

46

3.00

61c

37,353

1.25

46

3.25

—

110,600

13 7

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd

preferred——50

$2.80

Petroleums

10c

6%'C

Gold

River

Hardware

Willroy Mines

95c

Gold

Antonio

100

28c

Corp

Lawrence

44% Aug
7.95 July

Feb

•

Yale
St

Jan

4.85

*

75c

100

38

15,813

2

common

20c

13c

Mar

110

7.80

1

19c

104

30

44%

7.45

Tungsten

19 %

104

Feb

75

43%

7.75

Naco Petroleums common-

12 Va

1234C

40

33%
44%

*

Jim'
Jun

(Geo)

100

1

July

Weston

120

100

26

24%

Western

14%

preferred

Power

25c

Jan

Western

Aug
1.96 Apr

__♦

Ryanor Mining

Feb

Feb

276,800

16%

Apr

11c
23

132

26
33 %

Jun

57 Va

_*

Aug

16 %c May
1.75 Jun

2.40

31c

8

**

21

1,045

23,300

/

Jun

*

-

Leaseholds

9 Vac

1

24

1.47

July

Jun

58%

Industries

Sague'nay

A

Western

1,601

22c

.

19c

Breweries

__10

_

1.64

"

Aug

14%

85c

July

2.10

21%

23c

Aug

68c

2.75

20c

1

Jun

1.05

14 V2

_____*

—

May

Feb

63c

21V2

1

Consolidated

Jan

2.50 Mar

*

4.00 July

15

Canada

Feb

31c

1.75 Mar

693/4

*

Western

Jan

2.10

1

73

Equipment

Jun

5.25

•

f'r
Jun

403/a Aug
9Ya Jan

8%

8%

Apr

14c

1.60 Mar

25,500

23c

1

Roxana Oils

Russell

75c

Jan

9c

15V2

West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd
Westeel Products

27% July

7%c

1.37

____♦

W

Aug

3.65

1.00 Mar

*

&

2.90

Jan

9c

1

_

Weedon

Feb

;

_1

Mines

Waterous

84c

1.00

7%c

1

4.75 July

Feb

1.03

8%c

10

Trust-

1.66 Aug

20%

21

*

Rockwin Mines
Rowan

Apr

1.80 July

17% July

!

Apr

26c

14 %

common

Long Lac

75c

Jan

*

A

Grey

Oils

Apr

Feb

60,894

1.3o

_1

$1.00 preferred

Roche

Jan

*

:

Mines

15c

Jun

1.08

100

60c

1

Robertson

74,125

2.50

1

Rix-Athabasco Uranium

1.05

Jun

9.00 July

Feb

*

Ltd

Victoria

18

3.10 Mar

3,300

1

i

—7

Rcnabie

191,157

10c

1

.—

2.75

1

Petroleum

Reeves MacDonald

July

_1

Cons

Western

Radiore

62 % July
31

6.50 Mar

14

-

Jton-

91c

Apr

28c'

-

May

9.55 July

July

60 %
27

4,875

41c

41c

33c

Jan

■

Roi

4.15

6.00

3.05 v

1

i

'

Upper Canada Mines

3.95 Aug

•

11 %C'

Quebec Lithium

Mining

Mines

65c

Jun

Jun

8.i5

Jan

Violamac

Qucmont

8.00

66% July

47%

6.75 "

Gold

8.00

Mar

962

Quebec Chibougamau
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador

Queenston

25

»

Hill

4.80

250

-

113/4 May
50

21 %c Mar

40,900

29%

49c

1,U0U

1

-i

72c

61%

293/4

Montauban

63C

»

Corp

65c

613/4

293/4

Keno

66%

-

,

70c

613/4

United

66

1

Purdy Mica Mines

l

25

pfd

United

&

Prospectors Airways

10,700

32,790

40c

__l

Mines

27c

8.65

58 % July

bUC

Apr

26c

Apr

8%

Aug
Aug

8.00

Mar

66

93/4

40%

26c

Apr

i

700

I,135

50

—___kL

A

High I

-

10

8.30

40

1

Uranium

Mines

class

pfd

5

.49%.

1

22c

July

Low

700

; 5%

9%

1,000

61*?

Border
Dome

48%

2,930

*

Prairie Oil

49%

»

32c

1

—

5VB

1

Range since Jan.

High

5%

55%

32c

Shares

1

Asbestos
Fuel

for Week

Low

•

Sales

Range
of Prices

«

/_

Mining

Class

1.34 July

;

Gas

Jan

1.15

common

preferred

1.50

1.02

25c

2nd

Union

Feb

2.35

32%

18c

Acceptance

Jun

1.20

%

23c

Par

Union

Apr

3.60 July

Jan

1.60 July
lie
May

32

-*

14c

1.66 Mar

40c

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

:

Mar

1.14

_1

—«•.—,———

Preston East
Fronto

12.700

*

Corp

Premier

12c 12 %c

_l
1

Powell Rouyn .Gold

Power

3.05

—_—

Oils
River

Low

45c

——.—

Powell

STOCKS

Range since Jan. 1

High

3.L0

Uranium

Oils

Ponder

Low

—*

Development

Placer

Shares

—_—.1

Mines-...
1

Gold

Crow

Pioneer

ENDED AUGUST .12

Friday

of Prices

12c

—

WEEK

for Week

1

Oils & Mineral

Peruyian
Pickle

Par

Goldfields 1'

Persbcourt

FOR

Sales

Range

Ex-rights,

c

Ex-stock

dividend.

I

.

AS

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(648)

Monday, August 15, 1955

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
VI

Quotations for Friday, August

Obligations of Government Agencies

Investing Companies
Bid

Par

Funds—

Mutual

Par

Mutual-Funds—

Ask

1

of Boston—!
Mutual Fundil

9.53

10.42

20.74

20.74

America

of

1.3(5

1.49

Investment

Co

Fund Inc.
-1.25
American Business Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust

6.58

Investment

Trust

4.21

4.50

8.86

9.68

1.51

(The)

Johnston

1.66

Funds—

Custodian

Keystone

26.62

27.73

26.05

28.42

12.08

13.19

1

19.51

21.29

(Speculative Pfd Stks)— 1
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1

11.73

12.81

17.48

19.07

12.43

13.56

(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stksi-l

14.39
8.92

Ltd_l

K-l

15.17

4.36

3.99

S-l

5%

4%

S-2

12.87

13.99

S-3

22.60

24.30

Stocks)

(Income Pfd

K-2

11%

10%

S-4

17.33

Keystone Fund of Canada

10.78

11.66

Knickerbocker

21.65

23.41

Lexington Trust Fund

11.88

13.03

Life Insurance

7.29

7.97

1

11.44

12.37

i

17.69

19.14

Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
Shares Trust——--1
Chemical Fund Inc
50c

5.39

5.90

27.99
15.34

16.03

(1954) Ltd-—-—
Canadian Fund Inc_——
Century

Securities com—100

Christiana
Preferred

Investment
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Composite Bond & Stock

Vegh
De Vegh

Diversified
E

Dreyfus Fund Inc—.—
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced Fund

Capital

General

Investors

3.66

9.38

Trust-1

31.28

33.82

—

Investors

39.29

100

2.05s

Oct.

17,

1.90s

Nov.

15,

1955

2.40s

Jan.

15,

1956

2.25s

Feb.

15,

1956

99.24

16.

1956 wi

99.28

2.50s April

—

—

1955—

May 1,

l%s Oct.

99.31

1956—
1957-55

1,

Ask

Bonds—

Bank

Land

2%s

_

_

99.26

99.30

99.27

__

wi

£9.31

2%s May 1,
2 %s Nov. 1,

99.28

2 %s

May

1,

1958
1959

2%s

Feb.

1,

97.20
99.4
97.24
97.10
96.26
97.22

1960

100

Central Bank for Cooperatives—
Feb.

1.90s

1,

2.35s June

2%s June

1960

99.28

98.16

—

99.23

99.24

1956—

1,

2%s June
99.19

1956—

1,

100.2

1958-

-

97.28

-

1960

1,

99.12
98
97.18
97.2

97.30

93.22

Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
2%s Jan. 20,
1958

98.18

98.26

Massachusetts

Mutual

Shares
Trust

Inc-.

Func

15.99

59.11

of

12.26

28.64

*

37.19

9.71
14.73

13.72

19.60

21.20

Investors Corp——__1

18.47

19.97

————

11.09

12.02

'Series———-^——-1

7.38

8.07

Preferred
Income

4.90

6.95

12.99

2s

99.31
99.25
99.20
99.28
99.8
100.16

100
99.27

l%s

Aug.
15,
l%s Oct. 1,

15,

Aug.

1%S Oct.

1956

1,

—

1957

15,

April

1957
1957—

1,

l%s Oct.

1,

174s Feb.

99.28
99.30
99.16

1958—

15,

—

1%S April

93.19
99.4

98.6

97.20

96.26

—

1960

97.13
96.8

95.12
94.26

—

97.2

97.11

-

1959

1,

98.18

96

1953

l%s April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959

100.18

Ask

95.20
95.2

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
12-

1.25%

9.38

10.25

6.39

6.96

—1

4.92

5.38

1

8.11

1

16.63

1-55

b2.10

Ask

Rate

1.80%

12-

1-55

3-

Bid

Due

Dated

1.60%

b2.25

1-55

Ask

2.10%

1-

3-55

10-

3-55

4-

1-55

1-

3-56

b2.40

2.15 %

1.35%

4-

1-55

10-

3-55

b2.15

1.95%

2.15%

5-

2-55

2-

1-56

b2.45

2.20%

1.60%

2-

1-55

11-

1-55

b2.20

2.05%

2.15%

6-

1-55

3-

1-56

b2.45

2.30 %

2.05%

5-

2-55

11-

1-55

b2.20

2.05%

2.30%

7-

1-55

4-.

2-56

b2.45

2.30%

2.05%

6-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.25

2.10%

2.30%

8-

1-55

5-

1-56

b2.50

2.30%

b2.15

1.95%

1.95%

18.17

5.98

9-

1-54

8.86

Inc—lc

Bid

Due

Dated

Rate

6.55

1

Series

Series—

Series

7.20

11.89

1,

1.45%

1

Stock

Series-

Stock

20.61

100

98.12
98.17
99.2
97.30
97.12

Securities—
Fund

National Security Series—
Balanced
Series—————1

4.48

1956—
1956

l%s April
2s

14.91

1

interest

10.33

19.27

1955
1%S March 15, 1956
15,

1%S Dec.

Bid

Notes—(Cont.)—

100.1

99.31
-

point

a

l%s April 1, 1957
1%S May 15,
1957

Notes—

Treasury

Shares—

18.10

22.50

1956

99.26

100

1956-

22.

22.

of

14.73

1

Inc

Corp

National

2.89

June

32nds

10.65

1

Fund

12.16

8.97

March

174s

more

or

Maturity—
Treasury

99.25

1955——

15,

one

40.21

1

Wide

Bond

l%s Dec.

Ask

Indebtedness—

of

Certificates

2s

Bid

30.96

Fund

Life

beneficial

Nation

—1

——

Invest

Mutual

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes

2%s March

Stock

Growth

Investors

Mass

15.06

4.27
'

(J.77
10.11

Growth

Natural

15.39

4.21

12.51

13.67

69.56

74.80

7.34

7.98

lc

4.18

21.38

23.11

American

1
Trust

1955
—

Pioneer

26 Va

27%

37

43

17.45

19.04

21.10

Fund

Dollar Value

28.49

28.73

6,53

7.06

12.84

13.83

41%

43%

2.5

Inc

10.29

12.41

Capital Growth Fund——lc
Chemical shares
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc

9.97

10.92

Puritan

Fund

Inc

12.20

13.36

Putnam

(Geo)

Fund

12.66

13.86

Scudder

Fund of Canada

99.900
99.871
99.836
99.806

October

6,

October

Ask

99.740

1955

99.752

99.705

99.718

99.666

1955

99.631

99.681
99.645

1955

99.591

99.604

99.548

99.555

1955

13,

October 20,

1955

^

27,

November

3,

November

1955

10,

11.27

11.33

99.922
99.890
99.858
99.821
99.788

1,

8,

Bid

99.988
99.653
99.929

Octber

14.39

—

——

1°
lc
lc

—

99.986
99.953

Ask

21.52

13.24

5
5

Inc—

1955—
1955
1955
September 15, 1955
September 22, 1955
September 29, 1955
September

13%

1

Fund

1955—

18,
25,

September

12%

1
1

preferred
Petroleum
&
Trading—
Philadelphia
Fund
Inc
Street

August
August

367

—

Investors corn—10c

$1.50

Pine

30%

Scares-

1956—

Amer

281/2

Bid

929

Series

Treasury Bills

Dollar Value

Ltd

Canada

Pacific

United States

4.53

1

Fund

Capital Fund

Series

8.61

3.87

Canada

of

—

England

of

11.08
16.46

Fund

Resources

York

North

7.86

Series.—

Fund Inc—
New
New

7.36

15.02

Stock

Resources

Natural

15.09

3.89
X14.04

Securities—

Group

3.32
8.54

46 Va

21.04

1
1
1
1

Trust

3.71

3.37

shares--

17.87

13.96

Corp

3.46

1°

Steel

Speculative

Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series---.—lc
Preferred stock series—
-lc
Fundamental Investors Inc
2

General

3.14

Manhattan

19.19

Franklin

Gas

1

20.81

2.63

Industrial Fund Inc-1
Formula Fund of Boston
1
Founders Mutual Fund-—- —

Inc
—-—
Industries Fund Inc

6.60

Transportation shares—
lc
Bond Fund Inc__10c

9.95

8.25

Pinancial

Futures

6.00

9.43

Inc~_—

Fund

4.59

16.08

of New Eng —

Federated Fund

4.59

4.17

——lc

shares

Ealanced

Investment Corp—1
Fund Inc
-~--zuc

Fidelity

4.17

Special Investment——

11.15

*

Bid

100

15,

Figures after decimal point represent

-lc

shares——

Petroleum

15.83

Electronics
Equity

Paper

58.52

j
—------J

Fund

Stock

6.38

Mutual

Shares———--.—^0®

Dividend

5.80

shares-

Automobile

13.78

2-™

Series

Equipment shares_lc
General Industries shares—lc

11.90

11.10

99.30

Aug.

Maturity—

Electrical

43 %

—-~1
Investment Fund—I
Trustee Shares—

Diversified

5.23

16.44

Fund

Stock

ic

4.75

Managed Funds—

21.51

Growth

Diversified

1955-

Federal

44.53

Mutual

Sayles

17.75

1

Fund

Delaware

44.53

Loomis

25c

Investors Inc—_1

Massachusetts

Fund
1
Income Fund Inc
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1

De

Fund—*

19.15

Income

Dividend

Banks—-

Loan

Home

13.09

9.15

Composite Fund Inc——
—*
Concord Fund Inc
-----—
Consolidated Investment Trust. I
Crown Western Investment Inc

Federal

21%

10.95

J

Inc—

Fund

point

of a

32nds

more

7.42

11.98

145

19.82

1
1

Commonwealth

15.70

20%

15,300

,

1

Inc——

Fund

Colonial

14,700

6.77

21.17

16.59

140

r-

--1

Fund—

19.40

30.26

General Fund

Canada

or

11.13

13.24

27.25

13.91

one

Ask

9.74

10.29

12.18

(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
B-3 (Low Priced Bonds)——!
B-4 (Discount
Bonds)——1

25.07

Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp
i
—1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston
Fund Inc —
--1
Bowling Green Fund Inc—- 10c
Broad Street Invest Corp-J
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
California Fund Inc
1

Bid

1.80s

Bonds)—!

('Investment

B-l
B-2

Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc

Figures after decimal point represent

10.01

6.08

Affiliated

Ask

9.16

25c

Fund

Aberdeen

Bid

Automobile shares
Aviation shares
Building shares

(T

Scudder,
7.76

lc

Equipment shares

6.59

---}c

shares—i.

—

—

Stevens

Inc—1

Scudder,

36.46

*

1

22.18

9.99

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

12.04

13.02

1
1

11.83

12.79

12.29

Chem

22.18

9.24

13.46

11.10

9.50

10.41

Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—le
Merchandising shares
lc

12.96

14.19

9.25

9.64

11.36

12.44

Sovereign

Selected

Stock

of New

Southwestern Investors Inc

Investors

10

63

54

Corn

54 %

56

Bank—10

Exchange

Commercial

Bk

State

Tr__25

&

251

_16

Y)_

N

36

10

Plains

155

lc

10.11

11.08

State Street Investment Corp—*

80.00

11.53

Stein. Roe

& Farnham Fund—1

30.16

30.16

Federation

3.49

Television-Electronics Fund

Fiduciary

lc

5.66

6.21

Templeton Growth Fund of

stock snares

_ic

11.03

12.08

14.38

15.74

38%
161

Railroad

3.17

lc
lc
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Haydock Fund Inc——,—
1
Hudson Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc-—1
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors1
shares-

Steel

11.26

Franklin

7.32

8.00

Income Fund Shares.l

9.53

1

10.63

1

7.40

8.09

Hanover

Inc..1

6.11

6.68

Industrial Bank

12.16

14.33

20.49

22.39

63%

88%

24.65
17.34

United

2.77

9.68

10.58

Value

Line Fund Inc

8.84

9.66

Value

Line

United Science Fund
Fund

Income

Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l

17.49

18.91

11.49

12.56

10.68

11.68

10.75

11.76

6.99

7.65

Whitehall

Fund

Inc

15.45

16.89

Wisconsin

Fund

Inc.*

1

5.67

Bid

263

Life

71%

10

233

Street

—

74%
242

1

Investing Corp

Ask

38

92

Illinois
Bank

&

Trust

102'%

100

339

345

Bk_100

530

545

100

Savings

475

490

Co

Trust

99'%

Trust—33%

&

Bank

National

Harris

89

and Trust—25

Bank

Natl

First

93

Cleveland—
Cleveland

Trust

35'%

Bank—:—200

National

Central

274

50

Co—

37'%
284

16

66%

68%

Commerce

10

47

49

Bank & Trust

Co_25

75

80

32'%

34'%

75

77

25

50%

54%

Security-First Nat'l Bank__12.50

59%

62%

xl00'%

103%

National

New

Bank

National

Suffolk

10

City Bank

Rochelle

20

47%

50%

5

:

59%

62%

N

79

82

49 3 8

51%

33

41

Y

1

28.90

25.10

27.14.
6.13

Irving

Co.

(The)

20

_

Bank

.10

of Commerce -10
:

in

Co

40

Trust,

Kings County Trust

10

Bid

101

Ask

29%
186

:

31%

5

50

52

Amer—5
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—

108

112

Home

North

of

Island

Meadow
of

Trust

Brook

Freeport
(J

York

10

Trust

Manufacturers

Co

National

Co

&

51

55

84%

First

86%

Bank

100

Inc

Trust

25

27'%
305

Angeles—

Pittsburgh—

30 Va

Nat'l

-.

Sterling
Trade

69

St.

72

10

35 %

2

27%

29%

39%

42'%

Jersey Insurance Co of

35

37

Life Insurance Co of Va

10
N Y—10
—_20

118

5
Equitable Assur_
American Fidelity & Casualty_5

150

10

473

States

13

180
19

100

Trust

Trust—25

354

20%

Mercantile
St

Louis
San

Bank

National

National

Bank

190

10

_

Co.

&

53

55

Louis-

Trust

Union

20
_

„17

57%

61%

63

67

25

64%

68%

20

68

73

A—6.25

40%

42%

Tel 3%s_1989

99 Va

Co

.

Trust-

__

Francisco—

154

Life—

Trust

22'%

12

25

&

20'%

2

Y__ —5

National.

Bank

Bank

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20

317

First

Royal State Bank of N
Rye
National
Bank

Bank

National

Mellon

_10

com

new

P)

_20

City—

Jersey

196

.

107

10

Co

Boatmen's
Par

Co

Long

New

Steamboiler

Insurance

Guaranty Trust

Morgan

Companies

National Bank

Trust

Detroit—

8.46

26.52

1

Inc

7.89

1

Fund

Investors

Hartford

&

Los

Wellington Fund

of

Connecticut
Hartford

Bank—

Square

Bank

Connecticut—

Bank

Natl

National

Franklin

Union

It,

(L

Westchester

Mutual

Washington

Ask
—

10

Albany

10.41

9.73

52

61%

_20

Huntington

of

Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United

2.53

10

Insurance Co

Aetna

10.36

United Funds Inc—

17.05

Ltd

16.04

Par

Aetna

First

of

Wall

Surety-

&

Casualty

First

15.88

41.71

Insurance
Aietna

8.10

14.61

Canada

Funds

24.65

Fund—lc

Insur

7.41

1

48

Bank

City

York—

New

27%

10

Trust—

National

of

29%

10

Trust

&

_

1a

T

xii-.il

First

Inc—

United

16.55

Bank

Institutional

23%

4.56
10.10

40.51

Fund
lc
Inst Foundation Fund
lc
Institutional Growth Fund.lc
Institutional Income X- U41VA-XV
IHSulvUl/lUliiXl
xiii;vine
Fund-lc
w

12.31

22

Bank

1

Fund

4.15

Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional

Texas

11.29

1

9.22

shares

Tobacco

1

Canada

City

Northern

84.00

10.53

of

Chicago—

National

Empire Trust

—lc
lc

Petroleum

Bank

State

Continental

56

County Trust Co
(White

35

65

52%

Bid

Par

N. Y.—

Albany,
243

Trust—

shares
sharesRailroad Bond shares
RR equipment shares
Mining

Companies

Ask

100

York

Chase Manhattan Bank-—12.50

& Clark—
Fund

Stevens

10.13

Bid

York—

Bankers

36.46

Amer Shares new—1.25

Common

Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shareslc

Par

New

Clark

&

Bank & Trust
Bank

Fund Inc.

8.51
7.23

Stock

Growth

Rowe)

Fund Inc

8.57

Electrical

Electronics &
Food

7.82

Price

485

Agricultural Insurance CoAmerican Automobile
American

$1.25

37

Lincoln

Maryland

Casualty—

1

40

34%

Massachusetts Bonding

5

44%

46%

(Wash D C)—1

574

6%

5

69

72

25%

27%

Merchants &

Manufacturers—4

98%

National Fire

10

Mercury

Assurance

Re-insurance

25
10

Fire

Colonial

Life

Columbian
Connecticut

of

Ins

Casualty

Assn

Firemen's
Franklin

of

of

(S

_

Great
Gulf

North

River

2.50

42%

46%

115

Northeastern

3.33 Vs

10%

12%

558

578

Northern

189

197

Pacific

<<

10

American
Life

Hanover

59%

61%

St

74

76%

Seaboard Surety

&

89

27%

29%

13%

151/4

83

83

10

(Texas)
Fire

34

84

2

(N Y)

Corp

32%

10

-2.50

6.25

Marine

58%

60 %

51%

55%

45%
90

10
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10

55%

58%

Standard

Accident

78%

5

4374
86

—10

(Jacksonville Fla)_2%




69

10

Phoenix

Paul

62

65%

5

Co

Providence-Washington

73

87%

57

10

Co__,

Casualty

—10

Fire-

Hartford Fire Insurance Co

Indemnity

Peerless

Republic

5
;

76%

Pacific

91

5

Republic

76%

87

10

__

&

73%

129

Reinsurance

__

Reinsurance Corp
Falls

73%

40

—

F)

123

81%

10

12.50

Fire

38

..

General

Globe

34%

148

10

Newark

Life.

53%

32

110

Assoc

Philadelphia

Fund

56%

50'/a

5

Fidelity & Deposit of Md__
Fireman's

28'%

54%

5

10

Reinsurance
__

2

Fire

143

10

Group

Glens

30%

York

52

2

Co

Employees

Fire

Amsterdam

Hampshire Fire

New

50

10

'Casualty

New
New

97% ;

13%
102

5

Fire___

42%

12%

42

10

Inc

___

Union

64'%

Co

Employers
Federal

National

59 %

—

Life..

General

Forster

179

Assurance

40%

J)__5

Amer

Life

Assurance

Continental

95%
171

Fire

5

(N

Assn

Ins

Natl

Continental
&

Ins

<

Merchants

10

Shippers

Insurance Co—

Camden

Crum

5

_

_

-

&

35

—

Surety

Automobile
Bankers

United

81%

Travelers

new

22%

25

U S Fidelity & Guaranty

42%.

U S

Fire

U

Life

41%
36%
49»A

__10

165

38'%
51%
170

S

Co

10

5

com

Insurance

City of N Y
Westchester Fire

—

Co

Co—.10
13

in

48

364

Bank

of

Amer

N T

&

S

34%

46

Amer

Boston

123

Va

33%

Ins Co

American

National

31

43

5
Co_5

preferred—

Home

Amer

American

C)

N

(Greensboro

(Newark N J) —2 %

conv

American

37 %

Recent
Bonds—
Arkansas

Bid
Pwr

Brockton

Lt

&

Edison

Southrn New Engl

1985

101

102

Tennessee

1975

101

101%

1985

100%

101%

Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__ 1980

102

103'A

West Texas Utilities 3%s—1935

100%

101'A

110

111%

3.30s

Trans

Gas

_1980

100%

Dallas Power &

Light 3%s_1980

100 Va

101

Dayton

4s

1970

104

105%

El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%

1975

10812

109%

General

1985

100%

101%

4.25%

4s

101%

Rubber

Fruehauf

Georgia

Trailer

Power

3%s

3%s

Hackensack

Water 3%s
Illinois Bell Telep 3'As

3%s

101

100%

101

102%

103 Va

1985

Merritt-Chapman
4%s
Ohio

1975

Edison

Potomac

Power

3%s

99 Va

1985

3%s

Elec

98%

100'A

100%

1990

103

5%

Power

&

100

100 %

102

100

102%

103%

Transmission—

preferred—

Eastern

Transmission—

100

preferred

Transcontinental

4.90%

57%

Light—

preferred

Gas

Gas

preferred

Pipe

98

par

value.

76%

79%
32%

tEx

k Admitted to listing on the New

tEx-two-for-one

30%

100%

HEx-50%

the

4

170

180

__2

35

37

a

Net

b Bid

stock

stock
stock

asset

dividend.

value.

yield price.

split.

dividend.

Stock Exchange.
t New
x

stock.

Ex-dividend,

wi When
y

issued.

Ex-rights.

99

Line

——100

100 %

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No

104

58%

50

preferred

4.90%
Texas

pfd„100

Telephone Corp—

4.16%
Tenn

Scott—

&

Stocks—

Louisiana

1985

1995

Jersey Central Power & Light—

75%

99

Ask
100

3%s__

63

72%

101%

Corp of Amer—

51

65

Bid

Bends—(Cont.)—

10074

Power 3%s

Central Maine

Container

3%s—1985

Security Issues
Ask

York

101%

Volume 182

Number 5455

...

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

THE
Bank

COURSE

Clearings this week show

increase compared
with a year ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us
based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week
ended
an

Aug.

against $18,190,739,066
4.5%.

for the same week in
loss for the week ended

a

Our comparative summary for the

1954.

covered by
in our issue of next week. We
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.

New

York

_

Chicago

1955

_

897,075,648

St.

ter

4.7

551,099,221

+

355,443,733

+

SUMMARY

Week Ended Aug. 6—

1.2

367,854,989

3.5

314,800,000

__

+

579,846,000

527,979,000

+

Pittsburgh

358,005,592

338,021,588

+

5.9

Cleveland

437,092,137

402,413,413

+

12

9.8

8.6

10

290,684,115

cities,

days

live

3,874,216,645

All

all

cities,

cities,

five days

+

day

one

$17,534,741,861 $17,467,887,137

774,843,329

;

St.

all

cities

for

week

_

Exchange is appended.

lor July and the seven months of 1955
Description

Month of July

Stocks—

Number

1955

of

and

shares-

7.2

+

48,459,198

0.7

Outside

on

Total

51,853,897

&

Internat'l

Foreign
U.

S.

misc.—

Bank

govt.

$71,586,500

$74,965,500 $541,202,500 $473,082,100
114,000
398,000
719^000
8,781,100
56,735,500
78,234^600

62,000

—

7,535,100

_____

Government-

Total

10,000

bonds

8,000

15,500

$83,870,600 $598,344,000

$79,183,600

$552,051,2~00

the

1955

the

1st

33,374,561

34,086,902

month

881,473,410

+ 12.8

879,481,900

777,550,27ft

1,224,530,674

+ 11.6

1,157,566,524

552,311,771

+ 10.6

556,405,780

528,180,318

41,912,744

25,766,988

23,585,782

42,224,938

26,075,090

+ 14.4

984,381,764

19,702,812,765

cities

20,548,684,656

4.1

17,347,514,316

15,297,226,391

8,982,850,603

+ 10.1

8,566,143,662

7,784,494,653

was

a

—

2.4%.

In

Cleveland

the

Reserve

the

District

larger by 10.1%, in the Richmond Reserve Dis¬
trict by 6.3% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by
9.6%. The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit a

clearing houses of 0.1%, the 1955
and

are

York

gain of 9.9%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.6% andl
the Minneapolis Reserve District of 6.3%. In the Kansas

decline of 6.8%, but in
the totals record an im¬

Dallas Reserve District of 6.9% and in the San Francisco

$90,520.,464,250.
District

of

totals

decrease

clearings having been $90,495,749,525

Reserve

trict

of the clearings for

In

the

New

a

City Reserve District there is

an

increase of 3.2%, in the

of 9.6%.
1954

$

$

3,054,098,289

3,028,956,069
45,861,434,701

Inc.

cities

11

"

42,755,678,337

11

"

5,101,426,328

4,981,160,336

+

7

"

5,703,301,565

5,182,252,470

6

York

1953

or

"

2.821,084,361

2,653,705,507

+

1952

$

Dec. %

12

/

$

0.8

3,101,582,619

2,892,044,22ft

6.8

41,613,997,138

42,982,790,66%

2.4

5,070,602,078

4,970,499,70ft

+ 10.1

5,596,860,815

4,776,957,99%

6.3

2,759,970,400

2,526,071,29%

3,852,776,30ft

+
—

Chicago

17

"

8,888,171,197

8,089,541,882

+

9.9

8,418,796,863

4

"

2,725,834,074

2,630,221,509

+

3.6

2,739,183,893

7

"

2,302,456,380

2,165,781,539

+

6.3

2,179,355,589

9

"

3,544,319,896

3,433,376,479

+

3.2

3,392,618,937

3.384,360,19ft

6

"

3,834,600,755

3,586,326,219

+

6.9

3,405,320,993

3,125,429,91ft

10

"

5,181,763,640

4,727,703,870

+

9.6

4,669,307,906

4,462,146,57ft

90,495,749,525

90',520,464,250

0.1

87,017,698,868

84,860,024,25ft

49,478,964,391

46,313,892,623

6.8

47,087,998,082

43,351,099,94ft

St.

128,004,897

86,212,314

:

....

Louis

Minneapolis
Kansas

11th

Dallas

12th

San

78,064,270

City

25,515,558

238,806,601

192,980,733

171.913.50i

51,853,897

22,233,978

Francisco

Total

180

cities

24,115,424

FOR

LEADING

1954

44,203

1953

N

1952

39,929

41,508

CITIES

IN

Outside

New

York

City

We append

—

+

.

7,472.531,4'lft

2,411,243,64ft
'

2,003,172,223

another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the seven months for four years:
Seven Months

Federal Reserve Districts

JULY

Jan. 1 to July 31

,

1955

1954

308,386

308,832

,

1st

1952

273,178

4,774

4,707

34,786

32,907

32,765

32,722

4,088

3,724

30,117

27,671

28,224

25,858

I

2.870

2,517

2,795

2,293

20,584

18,217

19,135

2,499

2,525

2,375

18,673

17,669

17,495

2,532

2,317

2,259

2,188

17,781

15,732

15,845

New

15,935
16,494

15,397

"

Cleveland—

2,179

1,963

2,168

1,829

14,651

13,326

13,977

12,686

Dallas

1,747

1,677

1,592

1.431

12,416

11,210

10.758

10,065

1.744

1,570

1,448

11,960

11,103

11,708

11,164

1,716

1,654

1,620

1,672

11,587

10,733

10,825

10,687

1,479

1,486

1,528

1,348

10.4C0

10,034

9,818

1,492

1,406

1.381

1,329

10,270

9,712

9,209

1,548

1,425

1,332

1,249

10,847

9,616

9,4^8

1,329

1,374

1.345

10,437

9,312

9,493

9,275

Baltimore—

1,235

9,788

8,939

9,049

8

Chicago

8th

St

9th

"

"

31

"

7

Richmond

Atlalvta

7th

Minneapolis

~r
"""""""

Louis"
City

16
14
11

"

Francisco"—

19

"

10th

Kansas

11th

Dallas

12th

San

•

19,960.803,66a

+

14,888,115,341
23,087,828,530

36,958,031,240
38,928,175,656

21,341,639,886

0.1

284,352,814,090

282,437,827,133

34,686,211,636

34,476,158,17*

+

8.4

37,185,057,727

33,988,711,53(3

+

9.2

18,566,656,543

17,126,209,605

+ 12.6

28,909,672,530

27,074,784,391.

+

10.4

58,112,379,501

51,687,402,45%

+

5.9

18,310,119,688

+

6.4

14,206,329,990

13,637,241,8! S

+

6.7

22,869,625,405

22.489,214,90%

+

6.0

16,940,491,193

8,215

Cincinnati-

15,841,470,262
24,632,743,192

"
"

$

6.0

8,899

1,464

"
"

15

16

5th

6th

8,852

Houston

"

20,144,175,914
32,869,511,769
62,979,382,956
19,580,126,856

320,655,762,047

$

-f

21,419,868,251
320,231,873,683
34,878,248,507
35,399,932,012
18,445,609,493
29,203,809,389
57,037,945,244
18,493,639,910

"

1952

1953

Dec. %

$

17

Cleveland

Inc. or

1954

22,701,300,405

cities

12

Philadelphia

3rd
4th

9,129

Minneapolis

14

_

York

272 211

4,691
3,941

2,438

Boston

2nd

1953

Seven Months

Seven Months

Seven Months

1955
$

4,791

Pittsburgh-

359,878,269

1,010,030,043

July—

10th

4 191

—

532,598,738

1,155,290,186

«•

7th

28,962,930

Month of July

41,016

___

449,831,202

4.0

+ 15.9

4,070,101,637

34,370,236

Chicago

—

9.4

+

399,363,642

9.6

43,8o7,215

Philadelphia

Fran._

+

576,571,737

462,810,095

«•

+

9th

CLEARINGS
,

__

482,626,137

599,547,138

i§

II

of bank

1955

York-

509,213,607

1,028,040,293
454,770,41ft
431,734,853
525,106,06*
336,553,53ft
927,106,14*

4,180,003,669

clearings for leading cities for the
July and the seven months ended with July

000,000
omitted

890,909,603

4,582,964,703

93,849,231

157.362.429

BANK

-

"

106,768.419

359,688,156

of

Boston

568,051,887

610,744,057

in each of the last four years is shown below:

San

1,029,797,675
1,042,530,655

+ 11.9

10

110,801.704

58,147,690

Detroit

+ 14.2

Atlanta

8th

48,459,198

New

+

574,710,204

6th

202,325,727

course

3.8

1,111,809,022
1,070,719,516

Richmond

29,512,893

Months

9,128,550,674

Philadelphia

42,472.257

July

$

—14.2

602,292,747
7,806,996,35ft
1,006,952,509

Cleveland

30,209,260

Quarter

1953

$

658,439,248

3rd

44,132,383

45,427,055

The

New

1953

%

1.4

—

>

1,366,163,023

a summary

Boston

2nd

or

Dec.

11,918,201,147

Federal Reserve Districts

33,294,760

„.

Inc.

^

II

For that month there

aggregate

Boston

$

746,337,353

1955

66,864,624

May
2nd

1954

Month of

53,787,684

June

of

1954

provement of 0.8% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis-

37,141,073
27,195,265

April

of<14.4%.

CLEARINGS

5th

1952

60,815,145

Quarter

BiX

1953

74,645,958

March
1st

1954

the

Fran¬

San

4th

Number of shares

Month—

today,

Reserve District the totals show

The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first seven months
of
1952 to 1955 is indicated in the
following:

January
February

OF BANK

735,570,054

City

the month of July.

aggregate

290,660,498

Bonds—

Railroad

York

for the entire body of

1954

408,147,354

New

110

We also furnish

follow:

1955

in

4.0%,

the

«•

10

Seven Months

1954

of

in

and

994,158,662

7

The results
1954

15.9%

643,256,280

4

0.4

Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock

increase

an

1,222,940,791

9

+

$18,309,585,190 $18,190,739,066

_

record

District of

District

9,886,125,637

Louis

,

Total

Reserve

1,153,546,161

17

7.2

+

722,851,929

totals

l(

6

Total

cisco

the

Reserve

M

7

1.4

3,614,259,635

Dallas

10.230,605,994

6

1-9

+

$13,660,525,216 $13,853,627,502

days

District

M

11

8th

five

enlarge its totals by 11.6%, the St.
by 10.6% and the Minneapolis
District by 9.4%. In the Kansas City Reserve
District

M

11

296,164,565

____

cities

Other

cities

10

Baltimore

to

Reserve

$

Boston

0.8

Francisco

managed

Reserve

1955

Federal Reserve Districts
1st

312,200,000

San

city)

1.4%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
a gain of 3.8%.
In the Cleveland Reserve
an improvement of
14.2%, in the Rich¬

of

Louis

loss of 15.1%. We group the cities

a

this

a

has

1954. Outside of this city there
10.1%, the bank clearings at this cen¬

having registered

the New
the totals
loss of 14.2% and in the Boston Reserve Dis¬
that in

appears

mond Reserve District of 11.9% and in the Atlanta Re¬
serve
District of 12.8%.
The Chicago Reserve District

week in

same

increase of

an

it

(including

District there is

able to give the final

are

this

4 4

+

557,507,523
City

Louis

statement, however, which

we

from

District

the totals show

previous — the week
Aug. 6. For that tweek there was a decrease of
4.1%, the aggregate ot clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $19,702,812,765 against $20,548,684,-

4.5

1,016,000,000

Boston

Kansas

present further below

656 in the

$9,162,710,784

detailed

elaborate

and

Reserve

register

ended

was

936,312,842
-

the

located

trict

and complete results for the week

follows:

1,064,000,000

_

Philadelphia

York

we

At

1954

$8,748,941,568

_

according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are

In

CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending Aug. 13—

CLEARINGS

the foregoing will appear

Friday of

week

BANK

cannot furnish them

13, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will
be 0.7% above those for the
corresponding week last
year.
Our preliminary totals stand at
$18,309,585,190
this center there is

OF

Complete arnd exact details for the week

Saturday

49

(649)

Kansas
St.

C-

Louis

__

__

Atlanta

„

1,691

1,361

1,276

1,375

1,098

1 032

1,095

959

7,688

7,276

7,284

743

703

742

690

5,285

4,943

5,082

4,716

Louisville—

741

672

727

624

5,386

4,917

4.930

740

689

693

649

5,384

4,986

4.796

658,367,306,599

320,611,303,219

4,557

Orl'ns

Seattle

762

711

729

718

5,358

4,821

4,814

685

615

544

5,686

4,913

4.563

695

787

Birmingham

708

688

619

548

5,126

Omaha

604

654

656

657

4.409

4,772

4,260

Denver
St.

Paul—

Memphis
Bulfalo

723

656

—

740

562

604

616

569

449

5,189

4,623

4,424

4,583

4,086

January

4.498

4,557

February

4,161

4,031

519

3,617

3,472

439

453

409

3,511

3,320

3,358

529

465

3,326

3,492

3,581

3,279

3,865

521

499

458

432

3,717

3,350

3,204

3,034

Milwaukee,

498

457

365

425

3,568

3,319

3,105

2,894

Nashville

473

423

409

443

3,323

3,086

2,941

Tot. 31 cities

83,277

83,969

Other cities

7,218

6,551

6,583

80,484 78,950

5.910

608,816 584,589

49,551

44,455

May

Total

all--

90,495 90,520

87,017

Outs,

NYC

49,478

47,087 43,351 349,980 320,611

We

now

46,313

add

our

84,860 658,367 629,444

June

—

Total

2nd

594,239 572,677

321.061

Total

40,088

49,721,888,548

6.3

147,165,131,819
49,005,501,307

45,895,607.767

8.3

51,274,054,648

43,778.180,113

+

3.8

53,057,292,100

48,418,100,146

267,393,375,649

+

89,332,721,537
95,984,362,997

July

__—

■

283.653.460,836

+

153,336,858,055

538,923,833,644

+

5.4

300,501,989,874

0.1

49,478,964,391

Total

7

+

629,444,297,894

658,367,306,599

months

320,611,303,219

349,980,954,265

4.6

$

9.a

+

9.ft

+

e.a

j-

+

9.a

ended Aug. August 6

-Week Ended Aug. 6

-Jan. 1 to July 31-

1954

$

+

'

,

-Month of July-

1955

6.3

+ ll.ft

46,313,892,623

detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the month of July and since Jan. 1 for two years and for the week

Clearings at—

8.0

+

'

300,465

for four years:

+

274,297,410,596

90,520,464,250

6.3

+ 17.1

138,091,888,026

90,495,749.525

T

271,530,457,995

4.5

567,871,557.074

quarter
months

6

+

8.2

7.3"

+

136,205,522,570

1.5

+ 10.0
+

41,290,638,958
49,966,051,679

97,688,872,237

86,213,373,461

Dec.

$

44,324,821,156

284,218 096,238

_

Inc. or

1954

$

%

53,118,422,115

99,602,225,209

1st quarter

Clearings Outside New York
1955

or
.

4.9

+

90.678,142,210
93,373,093,417

Total

550,36F53lT589
43,873

"300,465,999,983

5.9

82,156,303.839

102,521,259,707

April

2,736

—

572,677,514,8ft*

321,061,792,715

44,948.831,933

+

87.548,199,573

36,970,664.521

3,269

Washington

Dec

94,726,172,010
—

March

3 147

502

594,239,946,257

—

Inc.

$

$

4,598

556

4.6

9.2

months since January 1, 1955 and 1954:

1954

1955

4,819

531

the clearings by

Clearings, Total All
Months—

4,992

472

__

—

covers

30,737,497,27ft

+

MONTHLY CLEARINGS

4,045

Portland—

—_

following compilation

4,849

769

„_

Jack'ville-

The

22,121,172,793

32,068,471,412

+

629,444,297,894

4,474

New

City

23,630,967,849

13.5

+

31,706,215,727

6.507

Richmond—

York

New

+ 12.1

24,151,211,807

349,980,954,265

180 cities

Total
Outside

27,080,242,898

35,996,383,404

_

Inc.

$

1955

Inc. or

1954

1955

or

Dec. %

Dec. %

$

$

1954

$

Inc. or

1953

1952

Dec. %

$

$

Firs* Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Portland

11,980,699
-

Fall

New

7.1

76,447,235

(

68,337,602

185,074,930

173,850,556

0.5

18,673,250,132

103,698,787

+

17,669,002,837

+

3,570,187

3,158,682

+

1,065~998

+

3,908,219

4,065,876

Hampshire—Manchester.

93,419,918

+ 11.0

7.4

45,361,823

42,099,482

+

7.7

+15.3

40,502,443

37,931,049

+

6.3

14,872,209

18.0

117,059,645

101,298,113

+

+ 15.8

51,034,861

+

38,097,783

+

7.1

285,638,300

262,319,452

147,624,188

+

4.1

1,117,473,119

1,138,936,945

73,721,502

+ 19.1

576,522,855

+

8.7

155,769,300

479,716,121
131,410,500

+

3.9

858,073,000

796,962,300

+

1.1

71.898,797

66,337,290

+

+

6.0

21,912,200

20.152,900

112,534.800
_

-Total (14 cities).




10.664,222
3,054,098,269

108,269,300
.

10,979,300

3,028,956,069

6.6

394,530,029

355,246,086

-

-

—

+

0.8

22,701,300,405

21,419,868,251

+ 11.1
+
—

+

*

12,879,092

11,769,656

8.9

9,353.991

9,403,436

1.9

40,147,690

35,257,926

20.2

22,178,431

17,633,395

7.3

32,366,500

29,383,700

8.4

2,734,433

2,792,160

735,570,054

746,337,353

—

+
—

2,167,39?
4,981,57-?

495,162,'7Cft

2,695,361

36~3

7.7

+

5,409,420

-

5,385,292
533,857,360

13.0

1,457,820

+

6,255,908

87,790,204

.Waterbury

4.1

5.7

13,160,939

54,407,394

Rhode Island—Providence--—.

8.2

2,242,786

11.2

+

6,348,185

623,124,164

40,811,110

Haven

+

—

6,866,043
597,512,647

153,660.368

Worcester

2,334,175

6.5

17,554,G45

Bedford

2,595,001

+ 11.9

6,238.804

Springfield

New

2,499,768,941

+ 15.1
—

—

6,721,499
_

Connecticut—Hartford—
New

29,199,032

14.175.4G3

River

Holyoke
Lowell

10,409,286

27,132,287
2,488,314,534

Maine—Bangor
Massachusetts—Boston

2,194,22$

1,02+555

1,089,59%

3.9

3,339,166

2,098,37ft

9.4

10,890,471

9,643,21®

10,694,128

0.5

V13.9

^42,481.

8,340,85*

34,323,72®

16,956,*20

14,352,81*

10.2

34/746,300

26,198,60®

2.1

1,963,628

1,739,603*

1.4

658,439,248

602,292,741*

+

25.8

+

-

+ 18.5

•

—

—

50

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(650)

Monday, August 15, 1955
\

Clearing! at—

1955
$

195,159,424

York—Albany

$

Inc.

Dec. %

S

$

1955

Inc. cr

1954

1955

or

Dec. 'lo

197,316,308

4.4

—

1,306.158,607

1,249,183.095

1.1

—

1954

25,859,271

Aug. o—

Inc. or

28,610,548

1953

1952

Dec. f$

$

s

aiiueu

%

S

9.6

—

20,214,458

15,153,053

17,396,187

9.6

128,730,656

121,763,569

+

5.7

4,578,919

4,964,530

502,303,072

+

5.8

3,826,051,467

3,492,782,628

+

9.5

135,119,825

104,118,166

11,530,384

Elmira

19,250,488

531,310,114

Binghamton

10,919,215

+

5.6

82,376,432

75,441,869

+

9.2

2,685,306

2,586,245

+

16.7

2,570,892

2,153.457

+ 19.4

2,155,972

1+38.644

0.2

9,816,687,128

11,565,334,053

—15.1

3,781,370,654

7,512,731,734

7.9

38,124,177

33,619,529

+ 13.4

30,636,306

24,08o,183

21,626,957

19,433,377

+

11.3

19,257,224

17,072,341

35,968,224

257971,200

+

3875

277218,843

2l7984,2sl

—

Buffalo

—

—

11,515,458

10,541,938

41,016,785,134

44,206,571,627

150,358,479

Jamestown
New

1954

wee*

Hew York—

District-

Second Federal Reserve
new

-Jan. 1 to July 31-

-Month of July-

139,015,264

——

York___—

Rochester

89,957,231

Syracuse

68,971,736

308,386,352,334

308,832,994,675

+

8.2

1,030,390,927

955,006,291

+

+ 12.4

611,811,535

570,556,424

+

7.2

15.4

131,359,462

117,700,766

+

753,559,004

718,692,746

+

4.9

3.3

2,603,348

+

~
—

19,926,802

17,269,696

108,373,149

289,834,106

281,392,193

+

3.0

2,081,756,392

1,895,945,462

+

9.8

75.268,351

68,066,189

+ 10.6

63,557+25

288,437,145

+

9.8

2,293,696,993

2,075,858,910

+ 10.5

72,116,944

62,843,853

+

14.8

59,520,021

42,755,678,337

.

—-

Jersey—

cities)

2,o76,4j7

11.6

2.8

3,572,021
93,348,148

316,581,824

Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark—

New

Total (12

80,45'3,7 50

7.2

5,4-6+55
116,516,568

105,323,194

45,861,434,701

6.8

320,655,762,047

320,231,873,683

0.1

10,230,605,994

11,918,201,147

—14.2

9,128,550,074

+-11.1

—

New

9.2

*

-

Utica

Northern

80,044,606

+
—

7.8

+ 29.8

—

+
—

—

+

53,774,265

55,360,249

.

7,806,'896,356

Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia-

8,688,308

7,808,909

+ 11.3

53,709,228

48,331,540

1,485,223

1,569,126

7,216,972
—9,047,422
35,338,961

6,667,872

+

8.2

51,217,271

46,611,219

+

9.9

1,847,920

1,922,095

+

9.2

1,870,189

1,871,393

Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
Chester

Harrisburg
Lancaster

21,868,930
5,492,857

——.

Lebanon

Bois

+ 17.0

246,921,128

205,436,369

+ 14.0

155,779,818

141,90+266

+

9.8

0.2

37,165,661

36,940,887

+

34,786,000,000

32,907,000,000

+

5.7

+

12.6

+

Hazelton

-

Delaware—Wilmington

+

56,717,222

+

10.9

457,051,598

55,138,045

+

4.2

410,880,187

4,981,160,336

+

2.4

36,958,031,240

-

Total (15 cities)

Feurth Federal Reserve

5.3

1,497,247

1,307,268

3.9

1,072,404

1,369,457

0.1

1,886+02

1,-81,719

0.6

2.1

—

4,691.000,000
15,165,306

New Jersey—Trenton

Ohio—Canton

52,805,925

62,907,295
57,462,872

—

i

_J

York
Du

5,500,866

57,637,430

5,101,426,328

Reading
Wilkes-Barre

30,205,798
19,189,200

+ 15.7

4,791,000,000
16,206,930
28,393,118
16,421,157
33,953,632
1,599,563
5,828,311

Philadelphia
Scran ton

7,819,734

—

—

+

6.9

118,140,727

+

17.3

200,082,660

185,206,219

13,329,918

+ 23.2

110,016.551

97,652,011

41,404,191

—18.0

221,402,527

1,959,003

—18.4

9,113,704

5,042,300

+ 15.6

42,912,750

+ 20.2

104,907,029

24,211,972

—

5~580,S81

47702,197

+~1~8.7

+664,957

47781,547

1,089,000,000

1,055+00,000

+*~3.2

97i7ood,cob

95+oo7.boo

4,547,453

3,393,844

+ 34.0

3,634,581

8.0

6,735,086

5,462,316

+ 23.3

6,731,146

+12.7

3,932,563

3,234,325

+

21.6

3,406,209

2,444,754

256,585,913

—13.7

7,488,399

7,264,603

+

3.1

7,418,095

5,272,772

10,175,514

—10.4

37,760,827

+ 13.6

12/7987386

3,lu2.971

6,007,793

-

*

*

393,926,986
-

+ 16.0

187055,697

157743,973

+ 14.7

14704(7,463

352,999,802

+

16.4

13,002,650

11,645,140

+ 11.7

14,345,771

11,185,842

34,878,248,507

+

6.0

1,153,546,161

1,111,809,022

3.8

1,029,797,675

1,006+52,509

+

District—Cleveland—
50,219,778

—

43,235,317

319,370,498

+ 16.2

279,230,619

+ 14.4

10.029.269

8,443,405

+

5.7

255,327,769

220,855,817

+

+

9.9

493,755,844

413,112,985

+

5.7

51,568,700

52,320,000

1.4

+

4.9

Cincinnati

1,098,282,117

1.032,178,336

-f

6.4

7,688,787,935

7,276,633,837

Cleveland

2,179,586,719

1,963,434,937

+ 11.0

14,651,228,508

13,326,468,230

Columbus

216,640,300

203,516,200

+

6.5

1,477,740,900

1,398,435,300

Hamilton

10,753,257

11,627,592

—

7.5

85,921,117

81,931,044

7,197,328

5,826,919

+ 23.5

44,479,554

39,337,316

+ 18.8

7,928,250

15.6

205,743,926

184,477,781

+ 19.5

408,725 824

354,381,183

48,118,500

46,510,000

6,777,475

+ 13.1

Lorain

—

Mansfield

53,659,512

47,398,457

+ 13.2

339,174,616

+

21.0

97919,723

97749,678

+

1.7

87937,448

57207+727

Youngstown

53,823,054

45,348,690

+

18.7

369,904,624

303,042,677

+

22.1

11,531,731

9,459,596

+ 21.9

11,067,196

7,347,780

+ 26.5

234,400,432

209,070,705

+ 12.1

8.4

985,217,551

885,508,449

+ 11.3

390,807,705

356,778,035

9.5

251,959,501

38,445,901
140,044,975

3,919,292

+ 23.4

25,145,850

+ 18.0

2,986,078

2,531,897

-| 17.9

19,688,694

16,821,713

+ 17.0

1,744,800,873

1,570,313,245

+ 11.1

11,960,072,170

11,106,933,209

+

7.7

38,666,153
21,374,223

32,122,810

20.4

245,241,084

205,809,904

+

19.3

22,497,533

5.0

160,970,630

160,320,847

0.4

24,011,715

Toledo

129,199,755

4,835,487

Newark

25,449,443

5.7

199,886,383

193,723,949

3.2
4.7

Pennsylvania—Beaver County.
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Erie

Oil

30,402,399

280,265,414

City

Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling

+

+
—

—

29,680,478

17,974,095

13,249,648

+ 35.7

116,410,482

111,202,949

5,703,301,565

Total (17 cities)

5,182,252,470

+ 10.1

38,928,175,656

35,899,932,012

CO

;

.

_.

+

285,607,652

j

_T.

-

1,222,940,791

1,070,719,516

+ 14.2

3,522,356

+ 10.6

1,042,530,655

830,909,603

Fifth Federal Reserve District—-Richmond—
+ 11.0

75,882,000

+ 16.8

606,343,000

531,247,030

+

14.1

20,827,000

17,206,000

+

21.0

16,490,0.0

15,823,000

703,049,857

+

5.7

5,285,489,939

+

6.9

164,618,161

156,623,782

+

5.1

15+595,250

1.8, *6., 7.6

28,214,452
55,384,091

25,563,274

+

10.4

197,977,273

4,943,587,817
167,768,146

+

18.0

51,413,019

+

7.7

392,230,530

367,855,852

+

6.6

9,788,291,796

8,939,559,252

+

9.5

17,583,643

_______

Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond

_

South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia

-

_

1,361,761,404

Maryland—Baltimore

16,562,951

1,276,462,280

4,941,702

5,479,890

521,459,876

499,292,236

Frederick

District

of

3,897,057

109,348,923

88,654,000
743,085,193

West Virginia—Huntington

Columbia—Washington

Total (8 cities)

2,821,084,361

2,653,705,507

121,403,653

6.2

+

6.7

+

6,633,529

2817352",473

1.3

31.4

5,272,232

+"l7~.0

-5,047,002'

3297149,795

3,768,748

2907937",381

+

9.8

35,012,477

35,478,850

+

4.4

,

3,717,427,246

3,350,763,653

+

10.9

1187130,744

110,958,591

+

~675

97+~8~£~276

6.3

20,144,175,914

18,445,609,493

+

9.2

643,256,286

574,710,204

+ 11.9

568,051,£87

+

1

4,333,436

254,571",863

|

—

—

2,380,058

337o7s6\454r
503,213,607

+' ;

1

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta9.3

23,526,549

21,890,494

7.5

+

13,534,444' ^

+ 37.1

21,688,763
90,958,073

89,035,568

7.9

313,CO.,0.0

203 600,000

110,585,514

+ 13.0

749,892,648

+

473,376,542

423,335,594

+ 11.8

3,323,996,820

3,086,515,670

+

7.7

106,580,284

77,758,210

1,464,700,000

Tennessee—Knoxville

1,329,800,000

+ 10.1

10,437,900,000

9,312,000,000

+

12.1

340,700,000

315,900,000

6,535,353

5,833;081

+ 12.0

6,281,959

6,582,094

57410,529

57233,500

+

5.4

4,414,358

472357487

125,009,834

Nashville

Georgia—Atlanta

819,813,915

+

27,459,192

25,382,831

+

171,823,548

+ 18.3

Columbus

24,656,161

21,326,021

+ 15.6

167,723,923

141,664,703

+ 18.4

Macon

26,924,239

25,170,520

+

7.0

184,238,051

150,241,708

+

769,413,003

685,965,803

+ 12.2

5,666,224,580

4,913,210,117

+

15.3

154,037,567

144,784,730

+

6.4

127,564 + 98

112,755.675

57,769,928

42,645,092

+ 35.5

409,852,716

330,671,405

+

23.9

5,126,497,001

4,424,388,3*8

+ 15.9

181,155,479

1467007,460

+~2~4.1

1587575",937

1237681",728

11,853,342

9,677,693

+

22.5

9,135,626

8.052,545

Augusta

_.

Florida—Jacksonville

Tampa

203,295,860

22.6

708,593,335
50,429,541

+

2.9

41,434,624

+

21.7

346,522,568

292,898,007

+ 18.3

22,627,086

+ 16.9

178,298,143

142,064,084

+

24,567,000

21,389,000

+ 14.9

164,338,000

149,120,000

+ 10.2

52,785,197

Mobile

688,704,700

26,440,999

Alabama—Birmingham
Montgomery

Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Meridan

25.5

42,774,010

+ 23.4

382,342,142

290,291,864

+

31.7

7,881,119

6,915,536

+ 14.0

55,069,987

46,566,710

+

18.3

2,341,445

2,257,440

+

3.7

18,620,464

16,121,534

740,617,168

689,689,898

+

7.4

5,384,777,599

4,986,339,043

4,582,964,703

4,180,003,669

+

9.6

32,869,511,769

Jackson
.

Vicksburg
Louisiana- -New

1

8.2

Orleans

Total (16 cities)

+ 15.5

647,824

597,720

+

8.4

536,180

502,223

8.0

163,713,735

153,790,522

+

e.5

146,714,106

330,540,511

29.203,809,389

+ 12.6

994,158.662

£81,473,410

+12.8

879,481,960

7 77,550,275

2,919,693

2,506,290

16.5

2,339,545

1,494,698

+

/

Seventh Federal Reserve

District—Chicago—
9,542,650

--

Grand

07,371,917

+ 12.2

20,584,406,000

18,217,327,104

+ 13.0

+ 11.6

286,973,488

243,051,976

+ 18.1

65,834,236

+ 15.0

528,976,183

449,438.103

+ 17.7

12,576,513

+ 32.3

110,368,217

86,414,156

+ 27.7

40,138,615

Rapids

+ 32.9

299,867,719

253,524,335

+ 18.3

+ 12.8

127,248,879

117,907,528

8.3

80,887,819

82,969,379

16,643,833

_

Lansing
Muskegon

_

-

_

_

1572757500"

+"l872~

14,509,758

11,703,864

9~, 1087091

+~2474_

11,076,530

8,447,470

10,079,937

8,018,739

+"3+9"

8,025,620

7771977000"

69,56l70~00"

+~n7o~

697742,~C"00~

7.9

+

2.5

—

39,355,010

+ 21.9

262,922,548

+ 15.4

82,065,366

+ 13.4

632,612,558

550,131,677

3.1

2,289,461,506

2,152,439,451

37,782,471

+

7.3

296,455,678

+ 16.1

8,688,731

8 449,554

+

2.9

10,542,435

17,460,578
}

16,600,709

+

5.2

114,486,974

103,649,707

+ 10.5

4,042,692

3,898,005

+

3.7

4,581,375

+ 16.1

249,190,193

216,164,709

3,568,329,656

3,319,707,867

+

7.5

128,576.766

115,2547299

+

n76~

255,368,515

6.4

+

_

_

Watertown

_

35,244,289

30,357,798

457,862,133

+

8.8

6,163,725

Oshkosh

Sheboygan

7622,462

+ 15.3

303.358,457

498,208,240

_

G

+ 15.0

+

40,536,538
_

Milwaukee

5,827,815

+

5.8

42,618,676

39,651,904

+

9,419,276

+ 16.1

71,438,233

67,982,960

+

3,438,562

5.1

10,738,982

7,730,809

7.5

10,937,482

61 373.000

+ 13.2

104,2797709"

8

7,021,15 4

1,630,068

+ 10.2

12,156,053

14,217,230

3,171,142

22,221,216

22,537,806

+ 348.3
+ 18.4

37,305,572

26,676,769

175,932,596

153,363,176

+ 14.7

5,313,920

5.161,046

+ 12.7

4,557,033

4,257,369

192,603,854

163,073,796

+ 18.1

1,274,854,351

1,143,928,471

+ 11.4

48,059,283

39,662,247

+ 21.2

36,965,743

37,240,231

60,670,622

63,458,701

4.4

458,351,660

444,559,666

+

3.1

14,279,187

14,275,721

+

0.1

14,U8,446

14,511,338

3.0

1,796,314

_

Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar

Rapids

„

_

Moines

City
_

-.

Illinois—Aurora

_

_

_

_

3,077,437

1.8

21,901,378

21,263,959

+

11,126,159

+ 15.5

79,283,929

69,402,960

+ 14.2

—12.5

52,035,331

48,868,840

+

6,923,724

_

67.9

12,852,647

__

_

7,917,127

4,191,347,052

____

—

+

3,132,691

_

_

Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur

053,629^

11,3317310

18

337,126,091

47,961,964

_

_

Bend-

Haute....

_

—

+

93,039,212
_

Wisconsin—Madison

Ames

—

347,735,077

-

_

Indianapolis
South

16,828,136
13,202,531

_

Indiana—Fort Wayne

Gary

18,985,911

-

-

_

Bay City

43,GOO,000

75,711,381

_

Jackson

Sioux

75,571,609

+ 14.0

38,519,868

*

Flint.

Des

0.2

2,517,580,000

„

.

Detroit

Terre

9,557,471

2,870,150,000

Michigan—Ann Arbor

3,941,730,301

34,151,586

22,016,052

+

6.5

+7927997

l".5S572~7"9*

6.3

30,117,188,008

27,671,467,021

+

8.8

996.430,076

900,856,637

+ 55.1

183,992,193

147,513,355

+

24.7

6.195,623

4,329.942

+

+

l57l

l",54LC14~

27o~ib.802

+ 10.6

845.116,107

+

43.1

4.287,216

3,563,929

752,635,051

_

Springfield

_

Sterling

_

55,779,572

+

6.5

426,100,440

391,582,470

+

8.8

15,779,988

12,792.772

+

23.4

13.518,224

13,292,198

37,297,324

+ 60.4

291,255,332

252,757,183

+ 15.2

10,207.562

3.159,556

+

25.1

7,551,968

7.4 '2.459

25,122,612

23,553,326

+

6.7

167,730,287

155,913.799

+

7.6

5,814,629

5,644,996

+

3.0

4,728,401

4,104,906

2,724,657

_

Rockford

59,418,096

59,827,613

Peoria

2,539,032

+

7.3

19,043,971

18,340,305

+

3.8

8,089,541,882

+

9.9

62,979,382,956

57,037,945,244

+ 10.4

1,366,163,023

1,224,530,674

+ 11.6

1,157,566,524

1,028,040,293

340,300,000

308,300.000

+ 10.4

320,100,000

243,500.000

Total (31 cities)

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St, Louis—
Missouri—St.

Louis

Cape Girardeau

Independence
Kentucky—Louisville—,
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville

Quincy
Total

1,479,839,728

1,486,959.032

0.5

10,460,463,346

10,054,106,909

+

4.0

15,377,217

14,614,230

+

5.2

106,657,729

96,364,630

+

9.6

2,808,546

2,713,644

+

3.5

20,366,181

17,514,770

+ 16.3

+ 10.2

—

741,176,011

672,879,024

5,386,708,947

4,917,455,558

+

9.5

439,887,540

+

7.5

3,511,592.033

3,320,295,774

+

5.8

2,731,269

+

1.5

17,877,521

17,745,251

+




+

ib7o~

148,lb+201"

1297r~9~4,416

89,385,825

100,360,157

2,772,174

152,002,852

16+2577999

472,806,993

+

12.3

85+44,654

74,039,188

+

"+7~

273587925"

2,236,806

+ 10^6

556,405,780

454,770,410

0.7

11,103,405
(7 cities)

*.

10,436,770

+

6.4

77,461,099

70,157,018

2,725,884,074

2,630,221,509

+

3.6

19,580,126,856

18,493,639,910

+ 10.4

2782579~oT

5.9

610,744,057

+

'

276237094~
552,311,771

*

Number 5455

Volume 132

...

/

,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Jan. 1 to July 31

Month of July-

Clearings at—

1

-

-

519,961,681
3,847,941
1,290,951

34,827,119
4,438,000
5,861,846
18,749,321

33,396,284
3,536,450
25,123,357
17,910,349
50,954,344
1,709,099

29,013,707
3,761,898
23,006,003
16,319,637
53,657,265
1,499,484

+12.6
+ 9.2
+ 4.2
+20.4
+ 4.2
+ 0.8
+15.1
— 6.0
+ 9.2
+ 9.7
— 5.0
+14.0

2,302,456,330

2,165,781,539

+ 6.3

_

——'

Paiil

at

10,090,366

556,541,474
4,332,-271
1,409,867

--

32,916,118
1,406,540,202

11,335,521

—

"

1

Wlnnna

Fairs"

FP«r,iV

Dakota^Fario""

orth

GrandForks

MiJot

-

——

Dakota-Aberdeen

uth

Sioux Falls

-

"""

Huron

nntana—Bil'inss

Falls

Great
Helena

-

Lewistow'n ZIIIII

.

(16 cities)

; Total

7:

:•

7:' 777

+ 6.1

1954

$

$

1952

1953

Dec. %

$

•

w.

7'77\7

■

+11.0

10,247,425

7,917,832

+

5.7

357,902,756

326,453,480

+

7.0

3,617,326,264

+

6.9

128,099,103

117,"299" 832

27,553,663

+

5.2
9,022,304

8,576,010

7,431,631

4,410,301

4,097,156

4+12,794

9,712,235,443

65 ,630,087

61,361,276

3,865, 270,542
28, 975,601
10, 436,226

+12.3
+ 7.0

9,042,044

224,797,982

240, 296,530

6.9

+

29,785,000

304,454,222

290,852,621.■

108+65,299

106,*051*309

6,478,395

+11.3

116,183,387

+

197,081,011

123, 611,622

219, 818,785
25, 756,297
169, 838,255

6,909,155

9.6

+

+21.5

35,598,872

36,,189,000
39, 627,649

+ 29.4

+15.4

+11.5
+ 8.3

23,781,657

6.4

5,803,220

5,290,107

5,212,472

7.3
+12.3

12,695,209

12,991,720

13,373+32

11/787+80

6.4

528,180,318

482,626,137

449,831,202

431,734,853

+12.5

151,009,906
109,827,268

372,
11, 601,705

346,735,599

+

15,841,470,262

14,838,115,341

5~02CT,623-

+11.7

187,254

122, 645,491

10,331,071

•

+

9.4

+

'7.7:'-7V-7-77'-7777""7'.:;77,,,77

41,495,762

28+79,498

7+

279+66+95

277,483,182

7.8

4,409,538,176

4,598,947,184

3,947,167
43,271+68

—

.604.004,273

654+53,237

—

+ 44+

1,212,405

946,054

+ 28.2

884,071

+ 30.3

5,142,442
40,223,001

—•
.

Lincoln

Omaha

1955

District—Kansas City—

Tenth Federal Reserve
"ebraska—Fremont

1,233,262

—28.3

889,631

808,029

0+

9,742,212

9,675,455

0.7

8,942,728

8,343,401

4.1

142,668,729

157,381,640

5.4

9,931,232

11,314,613

—12.2

11,747.735

10,834,632

+ 17.2

27,266,037

22,909,473

+ 19.0

24,410,852

22,662,260.

+9" 2

+
—

+

9.4

—

933,581

823,710

139,936,982'

139,106,883

_—

Kansas—Manhattan

1,834.583

43,510,856

121,434.501

-

108,136,064

Wichita

Kansas

5,136,577

1+54,468,732

54,004,376

53,693,422

1,635,949

428,854

__:

City

Joseph

Carthage

—

Denver

Pueblo

30,750+40

+

8.0

389,693.744

356/B54.928

326,917+37

323,469,259

+

2.1

12,348,266

11,602,295

+

6.4

11,038,555

11,409,96a

5,800,442

4,654,012

+

24.6

4,115,964

4,191,671

3.7

11,587,308,869

10,733,638,980

+

0.6

364,927,022

357,253,914

14,452,834

10,403,386

+ 38.9

1,820,857,877

1,586,129,200

+ 14.8

20,593,369

+ 31.7

179,982,181

6.5

4,772,954,944

+

127,266,094

3,433,376,479

+

3.2

+ 41.4

4,260,135,092

+ 12.0

(a) 82,020,241

(a)

<ai

3,544,319,306

9.1

+

+

616,124,267

(ai

11.5

+

—10.8
,+

+ 281.5

223,939,538

.————-

Total (14 cities)

—

23,087,828,530

24+32+43,192

6+

+

3+74,"844*

3+46,380

532,598,738

525,106,064

TaT

(a)

+

4.0

+

576,571,737

599,547,138

20.7

District—Dallas-

Eleventh Federal Reserve

42,310,233

+

9.9

272+68,962

21,933,020

+

8.2

161,423+36

147,179,334

+

1+77+12,961

+

4.2

12,416+87,288

11,210,564,396

46,509,949

Beaumont
.___

10,980,741

+ 18.6

23,741,596

1,747,937.022

Texas—Austin
Dallas

33,551,391

27,123,439

_

_•

679,441,564

656,258,932

Springs

___—

796,544,507

5.6.

+

15,578,443
279,113,371

+ 19.1

266,809,903

Oklahoma—Tulsa

Colorado—Colorado

13,899,526

294,152,950

i

12.3

+

20,937+41

23,410,258

5.8

—

4,863+30

1+16,092,022

Missouri—Jcplin

8+

—20.9

2,318,170

-41,002,511

—

Topeka

+

3,327,405 *

3,617,337

—

Parsons

St.

:.7,:

/.7

T'v:

Hastings

">

Dec. %

215,464,898

239, 102,023
10,270, 483,195

+12.2

36.S19.455
1,492,651.343

36,293,123
5,344,000
6,105,303
18,894,134

"Pnluth

Mfnnpannlis

PS

Inc. or

$

District—Minneapolis—

Ninth Federal Reserve
uinnpcntn

Week Ended Aug. 6Inc. or

—

1954

1954

1W5

—

51

(651)

v. :

■

323,492,033

9.7

9,099,685

dd—ddd.»

+ 10.8

d

392+51+43

L

—

—

333,624,232

-

7+77,982

7+09,940

_

—

—

—

278,097,079

303,262,976

+ 17+

'

"

1,290,894,358

1,084,410,523

+ 19+

+

7.1

1,064,847,991

964,173,100

+ 10.4

31,946,245

32,814+17

+

3.9

207,828,000

193,157,000

+

7.6

6,923,000

5,673,000

5,800,936

5+54,129

149+81,786

152,822,363

142,707,250

29,592+00

28,485,000

1,548,710,564

1,425,382,341

+

8,967,455

7,122,046

30,266,476

23+04,461

8,484,529

6+81,214

Pasb

El
Ft.

+ 13.3

169,756,616

Worth

-

Galveston

_j

Houston

8.7

10,847,297,393

9+16,798,783

56,388+18

50,810,737

198,698,564

185,069,778

2.7

26,119,724

28,961,865

+ 22.0

6,405,000

6,206,000

—

+ 11.0

8.1

i

,

+ 12.8

+ 25.9

—'d —i

.

■

Port

Arthur

Wichita

——

Falls

Texarkana

Louisiana—Sbreveport
Total

(11

67,812,180

7.4

+

45,938,266

+ 10.4

+20.9

3,586,326,219

50,711,537
461,873,380

380,340,928

+ 21.4

14,508,130

12,397,879

6.9

27,080,242,898

24,151,211,807

+ 12.1

462,810+95

399,363+42

+

6,104,187-

0.8

5,193,377

+ 17+

) 1,187,252

10,106,417

15.9

359+78,269

336,553,530

+
:v

+ 25.1

56,105,907

3,834+00+55

.

cities)—

+

'
«.

-

+

Twelfth Federal Reserve District- -San Francisco—
8,350,210

19,285,442

357,079,456

326,704,475

157,233,634

126,194,248

46,201,177

46,371,287

-—-

Salt

Lake

City

Arizona—Phoenix

California—Bakersfield

__

150,325,406

158,551,873

3.3

4,832,437

4+81,36a

+ 22.0

160,914,524

152,297,487

19.1

68+67,324

59+82,281

169+68,671

5,290,340

5,119,396

176,800,762

144,964,596

87+1+835

73+50,946

25,906,391

20+05,522

+

25+

20+63,376

18,188,193

+

9.3

13,735,837

11,260,739

+

30.5

86,769,500

66,487,000

8.9

5,189,121,438

4,623,531,303

+ 12.2

7.8

133,646,506

116+26,078

+ 14.3

9.3

2,572,286.233

2,217,103,274

1,150,215,514

885,640,737

+ 29.9

0.4

321,019,533

288,642,418

+ 11.2

277,985,502

+
—

+

—

+

+

16+

243,431,547

729,124,745

622,410,250

+ 17.1

+ 17.8

182,414,406

158,541,939

+

+

+ 14.2

+ 11.9

22,808,309

15.1

+

9.3

434,183,271

+ 12.2

16,257,167

14,870,987

18,212+99

17+10,570

+

7.1

122+67,912

105,246,813

+

16.6

17,781,256,229

15+32,197,155

+

13.0

610,415,849

525,836,193

+

9.3

+ 11.9

2,317,067,080

545,655,464

2,532,582,442

607,931,225

492,849,849

24,691,572

17,293,519

17,923,525

80,967,046

+ 23.3

+ 42.8

100,201,885

6,875,567

5,776,857

+ 19.0

5,163,896

5,490,061

+ 13+

10,219,246

11,003,602

64,353,109

70,346,557

•

_

Francisco

San

Jose

487+05,895

27,673,851

27,558,859

+

0.4

185,326,149

172,977,989

+ 23.4
+
7.1

48,964+31

44,270,196

+

10.6

323,266,899

287,262,004

+ 12.5

14,000,287

12,324,085

5,181,763,640

4+27+03,870

+/+*. 9+

35,996,383,404

31+06,215,727

+ 13.5

1.155,290,186

1,010,030,043

Barbara

Stockton

Grand

+ 10.3

187,337,416

+ 18.0

Pasadena

Outside

+ 13.2

33+23,414

26,871,805

San

Total

233,029,577

16.5

91,948,295

Modesto

Santa

263,737,314

+ 10.9

39+74,123

—

Beach

Riverside

+

+

102,907,419

Berkeley
Long

145,715,159

+ 24.6

10+87,000
723,036,009

17,783,570

Portland

4,820,948,276

169,705,290

+ 43.5

15,339,500
787,654,873

Oregon—Eugene

Utah—Ogden

5,358,518,173

3+

+ 14.6

33,113,532

37,934.204

Idaho—Boise

8.4

50,081,088

7.1

+

23,558,862

Yakima

54,284,941

+

711,879+92

24,433,616

——

Seattle

+ 15+

7,261,445

762,307,883

Washington— Bellingham

(19 cities)

Total

New

90,495,749,525

•Estimated,

;

46,313,892+23

—

90,520,464,250

49,478,964,391

(180 cities)

York

(a(Clearings operations discontinued.

Figures for

''

+

0.1

658,367,306,599

629,444,297+94

+

4.6

19+02,812,765

349+80,954,265

320,611,303,219

+

9.2

9,880,125,637

EXCHANGE

We give below a record for

RATES

CERTIFIED

BY

AUGUST

Country

and

Monetary

Unit

Noon

TO

15,297,226,391

8,566,143+62

7+84,494+57

+

10.1

^

Condition Statement of Member Banks
The condition statement of weekly

the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers on the different

the week just passed.

AUGUST

11,

1955,

INCLUSIVE

Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New

banks

of

York (Value In United States Money)

reporting member

changes

leading cities
for the week

3: Decreases of $551 million

in demand de¬

following

the

shows

Federal

the

ended Aug.

FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
5

17,347,514,316

195 4 are for the first six months only.

Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930,
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world.

927,106,144;

984,331+64

4.1

—

8,982+50+03

Foreign Exchange Rates

FOREIGN

15+73,591

+ 14.4

-

20,548,684,656

6+'

490,676,955"

Reserve

System in

principal

posits adjusted and $562 million in United States Gov¬
ernment deposits, and an increase of $486 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks.

Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
$24 million at all reporting member banks; the

creased
Friday
Aug. 5

I

Argentina peso—

s

Monday

.200000*

.200000"

.133333"

.133333*

.0717487"

_

2.220866

pound
Austria, schilling

Germany,

Mexico,

.200000*

.200000*

.200000*

.133333*

.133333*

.133333*

.0717487*

.0717487*

.0717487*

2.221115

2.220866

2.220368
.0385802*

changes

were

an

increase of

$84 million in

of $23 million in the
Cleveland District, $16 million in the Kansas City Dis¬
York

City

and

decreases

trict, and $11 million in the Chicago District. Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
"Other" loans increased $30 million in the San Francisco

.0385802*

.0385802*

.0385802*

.0198901

.0198875

.0198781

.0198781

.0198803

District and

.325900

.325900

.325833

.325800

ber banks.

1.016250

1.015915

1.015468

1.014732

.208600

.208600

.208550

.208550

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

a

total of $60 million at all

reporting mem¬

.237283*

Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
$46 million in the San Francisco District, $25
million in New York City, $22 million in the St. Louis

.208600

.208600

.208600

.208550

.208550

District, and

2.787187

2.787500

2.787500

2.787187

2+86770

.237294*

rupee

pound

New Zealand,

New

$

.00435401"

.0800560

peso

Netherlands,

Aug. 11

.208600

franc,

Deutsche Mark

Dominion of,

Ireland,

10

S

principal

1.016250

dollar

Ceylon, rupee.—
Finland, markka—
France (Metropolitan),
India,

Aug

Thursday

.325300

____

Malaysia, Malayan dollar

Canada,

.0717487*
2.221115

+

Wednesday

.0385802"

Belgium, franc..
British

S

S

Preferential
Free

Aug. 9

Aug. 8

Basic

Australia,

Tuesday

.237294*

.0800560

.237303*

.0800560

.237303*

.0800560

creased

ber

banks.

a total of $154 million at all reporting mem¬
Holdings of Treasury notes increased $67

.0800560

guilder

.261375

.261200

.261341

.261266

.261300

pound

2.759591

2+59900

2.759900

2.759591

2.758972

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

Philippine Islands, peso

.496766"

.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.193330*

.193330*

.193330*

.193330*

.233300

.233291

.233300

.233300

.233300

2+76774

2.777085

2.777085

2.776774

2.787500

2+87500

2.787098

2.786696

decreased

2+76151

2.787232

million, and holdings of United States

$63

million.

Holdings

of

Government bonds
"other"

securities

.0349000

.193330"

Switzerland,

Norway,

Union

of

krone

franc

South

United Kingdom,
•

Africa,

pound

pound sterling

i__

increased $101
San Francisco

Demand
New York

million, of which $38 million was in the
District.

deposits

adjusted

million in the San Francisco
Nominal.




decreased $178

million in

City, $114 million in the Chicago District,

$81

District, $69 million in the-

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Kansas

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

District,

City

$58

and

million

in

the

PARTIAL

Dallas
ACF

from

Borrowings

Federal

Reserve

Banks

increased

$431 million, and borrowings from others decreased $334
reporting member banks. Loans to banks
decreased $299 million.
A summary

of assets and liabilities of reporting

mem¬

banks follows:

Aug. 3,

July 27,

1955

1955

Assets—

Central

investments

Loans

adjustedt

Commercial,
Loans

84,878

purchasing

and

dealers

+

+ 2,780

for'

+

9,340

+

Government

S.

+

407

16

+

Treasury
U.

S.

securities—total

31,975

+

186

8,806

Cash

with

in

—4,630

Interbank

Foreign

1st

Paul

+ 2,098

Company and

1

bonds——_________

Eastern

debs, due 1974- .Sep

1

418

Eaton

first mortgage bonas ..Sep

1

515

69

29

+

14

444

—

Ratlioad

Crucible

55,865

,

21,552

551

__

+

562

1,648

+

13

+

3,582

341

293

—

486

+

1,471

—1,053

53

+

126

Banks

802

+

+

431|

767

New

01

non-interest

Jersey,

Co.

of

and

are

.Extra

after

shown

deduction

of

valuation

re¬

4 V-i %

15
1

*

19

511

30

t2695

Oct

_____—_.

1

41b

30

416

Scott

1977_____ Sep

15

417

pfd. stock— ..Sep
preferred shares™ -Sep

20

513

12

513

3%

Manufacturing Co.,

Seaboard

Finance

Co.,

Public

cumulative

Western

Union

30-year 5%

gross.

convertible

debentures

4.30%

$2.12

Co.:—

preferred
Co.—

Telegraph
bonds

due

♦Announcement in

this

1960

Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined

stock

.Aug 15

417

1

53

-Aug 15

______

preferred

Electrographic
Electrolux

Emhart

debentures

tin Volume

458

Aug. 3,

1955

1955

certificates

20,146,351

Redemption fund for
Total

F.

R.

$2

DIVIDENDS

of

other

cash.__

Discounts

reserves

20,989,920

banks

S.

Govt,

180 751

—

3^442

—

—

565,279

advances_______

—

4,321

12,259

184,193

—

13 130

Crown

Cork
Cork

$2

1,261,146
_________

Crown

Zellerbach

+

77 793

+

12 259

'714

Common

$4.20

+
____

4',37o',515

_

290,800

bought

outright

23,982,508

S.

U.

40,604

repurchase

Govt,

securities

23,982,508

—

loans

and

securities—

foreign

Uncollected

24.560.516

banks—

380,684

+

48,734

3,750,762

—

100,254

+

193,117

57,833

+

122

+

4428

209,663

-f

10.051

+

68,749

525.771

+

201,181

——

assets

ASSETS

50.134,819

—

—

notes,;

25,962,855

—

+

402,101

Member
S.

bank—res.

accts._

18,496,402

—

391,241

—

234,912

acct.

499,250

—

184,576

—

93.762

______

458,945

4-

Treasurer—gen.

Foreign
Other

390,175

30,372

—

9,945

—

555,390

—

+

100,241

Deferrrd
Other

(entire

Dallas

Power

&

&

Co.,

19,844,772

availability cash items

liabil.

and

accrued

—

3,668
425,247

3,176,129

+-

28,442

+

172,606

14,214

4-

150

4

518

divs.

LIABILITIES

48,997,970

—

533,351

+

149,978

pfd.

Capital

Accounts—

paid

preferred

296,602

Surplus

(Section

7i

Surplus

(Section

13b

Other

capital

1

of

serves

note

gold
to

151,803

Contingent
ances

and

liability

on

for

Industrial

loan

i
4-

7,372

—

6,687

8%

class

debenture

Denver

A

stock

Stock

Now

(quar.)_;

50,134,819

—

525,771

4-

201,181

45.8%

4-

—

0.4%

accept¬
4-

82

+

18,398

3,260

4-

1

4-

1,019

commitments—

Amer.

from

preferred

and

including

those

a

stock

common

called

of

receipts

Houses,

under

for

called

for

fund

Pepper

Co.

The date indicates the redemption or last
date for mak¬

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
the current

NOTICE

Company and Issue—




OF

&

Anglo

TENDER

Page

15

-Aug 22

*

209

Sep

15

*

Aug

15

514

Bros,

Preferred

Douglas

(quar.)_

(monthly)

9

8-17

35c

9-

9-

5
3

3

8-

8

8-

8

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

9-26

9-19

lJ/2c

9-15

8-31

8-15

7-21

8-15

7-21

8-20

11-20
8-20

Corp.,

11-20

Ltd.

11-10

9-

1

8-19

1

8-19

10-21

10 '/2c

8-15

8-

1

9-25

9-

9

10-10

9-

9

8-31

8-15

8-31

8-15

9-

1

8-20

9-20

9-14

8-15

8-

Aircraft

1

8-17

9-16

Ltd.—
1

8-12
7-29

8-31

8-15

25c

9-15

8-17

(quarj

11-

1

10-

1

25c

10-

1

9-

1

$30c

1

8-15

9-

1

8-

50c

9-

1

8-

8

50c

(quar.)

9-

15c

8-24

8-

3
3

8

common

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)

preference
(quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. USA (quar.)
A

8-15

8-

5

8-15

8-

5

A

gtd.

4y2%

Class

8-10

8-

1

.

5

9-12

8-31

1

8-12
11-10

9-

12-

1

12 v2c

1—_

9-

1

$1.12 »/2

9-

1

8-17

8-17

8-15

8-

4

35c

9-

1

8-

9

9-

1

8-12

8-31

8-26

,

15c

8-15

8-

1

12-28

25c

(s-a)__

pfd.

12-14

1

8-19

9-

34c

(quar.)___;
(resumed)__

8-15

8-

8-25

8-15

15c

8-26

8-15

8-26

8-15

8-26

8-15

62 '/2C

series

68 %c

(quar.)

Warehouse

1

50c

of

5%

A

(quar.)—

prior

pfd.

(quar.)—

12-16

11-25

8-31

8-24

30c

9-10

11-

8-20

1

.

9-15

8-19

9-

1

8-15

37 V2c

9-

9

8-19

9-

1

8-15

30c

9-

1

8-20

9-

1

8-20

62V2C

10-

1

9-17

Corp., 4%

(quar.):—

8-26

(quar.)

(stock

9-15

9-

1

SI

8-15

8-

1

$1.10

preferred

9-10

$1

(quar.)

8-15

8-

1

$1.15

8-15

8-

1

$1,183/4

8-15

8-

1

3%

I

dividend)

Inc

8-25

7-15

15c

class

of

Co.

B

(quar.)

—

8-15

9-

1

8-24

9-15

JS1.25

(quar.)
(auar.)

9-15

$$1.25
(increased

com.

8
8

1

9-16

10-

1

9-16

56V4c

10-

1

9-16

25c

9-

1

8-15

$2.75

—

(quar.)

10-

$1

preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Works

88-

25c

quar.)

4%

Bridge

8-25

25c

Canada—

Dairies,

Pitt

8-15
8-26

9-

60c

(quar.)

com.

Wallace,

B

8-15

1

9-lb

30c

class

(quar.)

A

8-15

15c

—

(quar )__

Class

9-24

1

9-15

$1.12'/2

(quar.)

preferred

Class

1

9-

55c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Foremost

10-

40c

—

(quar.)_
Co.

4.60%

&

8-28

Co.—

Corp.

preferred

Mart.

9

$1.50

Philadelphia

Corp.,

Motor

9-

$25

n

(quar.)___-

4.75%

Forbes

8-30

2%

:.

(s-a)

Rubber

Food Fair Stores

1

9

31V4C

j.

dividend)

Stores, Ltd.,

Power

8-

9-

10%

(quar.)

H.)

Co.,

1

1

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

com.

Delaware

&

preferred

4.40%

preferred

8-

9-

30c

(Initial)

1

50c

(quar.)

9-

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Flintkote

9-

Fort

Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
5'/2%
preferred (s-a)

Four

Wheel

Franklin
Bond

(quar.)

Auto

—

(resumed)

Custodian Funds,
Series

(stock

div.)

Sulpnur

Friedman

Co.

4

8-16

8-

3

10c

8-15

8-

11-15

11-

(R.

E.),

9-30

9-

9

2%

12-30

12-

9

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Gardner-Denver

Co.,

4V2%

9-

1

8-13

1

9-16

9-30

56 V4c
:

Garrett
Gas

Corp. (increased-quar.)
Service Co.
(quar.)

$8

preferred

$1

50c

—

7%

Cigar

Dynamics

9-

8-12

1

9-26

9-

9-

9

8-15

$2

10-

1

9-13

6

Corp.

9-

1

8-15

8-

1

8-15

8-

1

9-

1

8-15

25c

(quar.)

9-15

50c

Co., common
preferred (quar.)

General

1

25c

(quar.)

General America Corp
General

2

8-

37j/2C

(quar.)_:

(quar.i

preferred

2

9-

8-15

'

34c

(quar. I

Acceptance Corp., com.

preferred

$1.50

50c

9-

9-30

$1.12V2

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

8-15

9-15

10-

37 M>c

pfd.

1

9-

I2V2C

(quar.)

(quar.)

Industries,

6-15

56V4C

(quar.)

preferred
com.

1

9-30

25c

preferred

conv.

Wood

1

2%

'

Gar

1

9-

common

Co.,

8-15

common

Co.

convertible

(Robert)

1

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

A.)

9-

1

common

on

(Geo.

V2 %

4

62'/2c

common

dividend

preferred

4 '/2 %

1

R-

(quar.)

on

Gair

8-

8-16

(quar.)

Realty

dividend

Funsten

8-

8-15

10c

(L.)

Stock

4%

8-22

8-15

25c

Quarterly

Fuller

8-15

50%

Franklin Process Co

Freeport

8-19

9-15

Inc.—

Series

Insurance

2

9-15

15C

6c

Corp.

Drive

40c

9c

Foster-Wheeler

9-15

8-16

9-

1

8-16

9-10

8-19

25c

$1.75

(quar.)

55c

General Electric, Ltd.—
Amer.

General
General

dep.

receipts for Ord.

Fireproofing
Foods

Co

General

Gas

Instrument Corp.

Corp.

Motors

preferred

Corp.,

9-21

General

8-25

6%

10-15

6%

Outdoor

preferred

preferred

pfd.
com.

1

8-23
8-

3

9

25c

8-15
7-15

8-15

7-29

84%c

(quar.)^
(increased)

Advertising,

8-29
8-15

60c

$1.50

9-

1

9-10

8-10

8-

$1.25

com.

(quar.)_

11-

1

10-

93%c

T

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-

9-/3
9-

12 %c

(quar.)

(s-a)

(quar.i

10-10

50c

(quar.i

preferred

9V2%
75c

(quar.)
(quar.)

General Metals Corp.
General Mills, 3%%
General

(final)

Corp.

General

$3.75

1

8-10

7-13

9-

25c

(quar.)__r

Stock

Flagg-Utica

5

1

1

$1.25

dividend)

(M.

B

5

9-10

1

9-

$1.25

common

Co.

preferred

Bank

8-

10-

9-

25c

(Boston)

of

Tire

Fishman

8-

11-

9-20

8-31

87V2c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

(quar.)

istock

this

Firestone

8-15

50c

8-15

50c

:

(quar.i.

1953
&

dividend

8-15

40c

1

9-20

10c

Corp.

$5

$1.50

9-20

9-

1

50c

Corp.

Corp.,

Association

Fort

1

3%

preferred

plus

Ford

1

10-

15c

dividend

Corp.

Food

10-

10-

12,'/2c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Paper Board,

$4

8-15

$1

(quar.)

Sign & Signal,

Stock

35c
—

(quar.)

pfd.

series A

5'/2%

8-15
8-15

40c

(initial)

Federal

37 Vic

4%

pfd.

9-23

10c

(qua*. I

6%

8-26

10-14

25c

i

commoiy (quar.)

H.)

8-

9-15

25c

(quar.)

8-24

25c

Co.,

Co.

1

$3.50

(s-a)__

(quar.)

Insurance

General
9-

8-25

$ioc

Co.

preferred A

(J.

8-

8-31

9-30

50c

Corp.,

8-15

1

$62V2c

Inc., common—
(quar.)

50c

1

9-

50c

2

Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings

First

9-

8-25

$1.183/4

preferred

1

50c

Federal

Fire

$1.25

(quar,)__

Extra

9-16

Ltd.—

(quar.)

pfd.

(quar.)

Co.

Co.

Fruehauf Trailer,

$10c

(quar.)

Ltd.

&

preferred

Income

9-

$$1.25

Investments,

5%

(quar.)___.

(quar.)
The Fair)

Co.

Gas

Franklin Life

8-10

25c

Corp

Dulany

9

9-

9-

25c

Investment

Chemical Co.

Dravo

9-

9-30

37V2C

Extra

4%

9-30

15c

(quar.)

Oliver,

6%

9

25c

(ouar.)

preference

Drackett

Date

Aug

Stores

Common

Donohue

Dow

9

9-

12 Vic

Dominion

Dover

1

9-

62'/2c

(quar.)

v

preferred

Dorr

8-

9-30
9-30

45c

(quar.)

Fields

7-15

Stock

income

5%
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co. (quar.)

$1

8-15

$1

35c

A

(quar.)

Manufacturing

Dominion

redemption,
provisions.

2

ord.

(quar.)

Dodge & Cox Fund

Dominion-Scottish

sinking

8-10

$1.50

1

(quar.)

preferred

Inc.

8-15

corn,

Compress

Inc.—

investment

Monthly.

corporate bonds, notes,

9-

1

$1

Fund,

net

common

convertible

5%

list

1

9-

$1

(increased

Extra

Below will be found

10-

25c

Co.,

Dominguez Oil

Notices

A

$1

(quar.)

dep.

Investment

Cup

Dodge

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund

7-

7-27

loy2%

Diversified

Dr.

8-20
8-15

$1

(quar.)

Extra

25,187

$1.13

$1

Ltd.

25c

________

Co.

preferred

Florida

25c

(quar.)

trust certificates

Corp., common
preferred (quar.)

Dobbs

foreign
—

3%

8-15

25c

Site

Voting trust certificates

5%

8-15

25c
—

(quar.)

Dictaphone

Dixie

0.5%

8-12

1

Bridge—

Industrial

Quarterly

R.
:

▼

1

9-

$1

Quarterly

4%

12-

9-

25c

25c

(quar.)

a
quarterly basis
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp., class A (quar.)

Voting

12-28

$1.75

$2

quar.)—

on

B

t

$1.14

(quar.)
Yard

Detroit' International

8-

30c

(increased

Supply (N. Y.)
Union

9-28

$1.07
—

(quar.)

Final

re¬

F.

combined

correspondents

35,883

2

25c

(quar.)—

(quar.)

Distillers,

—

certificate

purchased

4-

AND

ACCOUNTS

deposit

liabilities

22,002

27,543

.

TOTAL LIABILITIES

Ratio

+

660,901

accounts

CAPITAL

208

4-

2

9-

92'/2c

pfd.

(quar.)

preferred

Dickinson

in.

9-

1

30c

(quar.)_

1

4%

4.56 %

Delta-C & S Air Lines

Class

Capital

1

1

10-

s

(quar.)

Di

8-

10-

35c

(quar.)

Mfg.,

8-16

9-15

50c
(quar.)

quar.)

preferred

Dennison

9-29

60c

Detroit
TOTAL

$1.75
87'/2c

1

50c

Light,

&

8-12

series A

Morse

Fitzsimmons

(quar.)__

Power

3.70%

9-

75c

common

preferred

1

pfd.

5'/2%

9-16

9-15

$1.75

Co

4Vi>%

9-30

$1

(stock dividend).^—

Light,

8-15
9-

9-

Corp.

Filtrol

$2

(quar.)

(quar.)
7% preferred

Door

(increased

Inc.

9-15
9-22

35c

Fifty Associates

8-25

8-19

25c

Metalurgical

Cash

convertible

1

$1.12'/2

Federal

Ferro

9-

8-15

25c

dividend

$1.25

issue

8-15

1 quar.i

Farrington Mfg.,

8-12

A

Inc.,

Crystal Dairies

Dentists'

deposits

8-19

1

(quar.)

4.28%

6 553

Deposits:

Total

class

Sons,

7%

A

Delaware

Reserve

U.

class

Deerfield Glassine

Liabilities—

6

9-

Aug. 25 at $110

on

___

Metallic

Deere

TOTAL

Federal

prelerred

Cushman's

Daystrom,

7-15

1

(quar.)

Fedders-Quigan
5%

8-15

9-

25c

Federal

Sugar, 7%
pid. (quar.)—
3V2% preferred (quar.)

non-cum.

9

9-

$0.7639

non-cum.

8-15

8-

y8-16

50%

Oil

Daitch

9-15

$1.05

20

Press,

$2

8-26

9

America—

redemption

Dahlstrom

—

22

Items

cash

premises

Other

of

Publishing,

40,604

8-23
9-

t50c

prior

*2

Bank

(quar.)

(quar. I

Co.

Cunco

$4

1

1

50c

Forster, 8% prelerred (quar.)
Refining, $5 pid. (accum.)

Crystal

910-

20c

stock dividend

Aug.
&

25c

common

share plus this dividend)

to

9

25c

____

Ltd.

convertible

Crum

Inc.,

$,7 pieferred
preferred (quar.)
Curtiss Wright Co.—

____

8-31

Corp.—

Curtis

—

9-

9-15

1

com.

(see

Mfg.

Fansteel

Fawick

9-30

(quar.)

Cuban-American

und'er

from

Seal,

Steel

per

—4 079 715

2.801,750

___

40 604

_

____

17,399,536

agreements

Total

&

preferred

Crucible

Co.,

Payable of Rea.

fl5c

9344c

(quar.)

(quar.)

16,528

963

2,520,076

________

Seal

preferred

called for

—

Total

Due

&

—

381.646

Share

(quar.)

preferred

International, class A

Cork

1

-f

Ltd.

3%%

Crompton & Knowles Loom Works

5%

Notes

Held

L.),

Crown

securities:

Bonds

Co.,

87 174

outright—

Bills

(R.

+

37,555

470

Certificates

Total

—

10,432

357,517

loans

Bought

14,753

+

—

Acceptances—Bought outright—
U.

—

208,586

___

and

Industrial

843,569

Name of Company
Craln

Crane

1954

Holders

1

9-

(quar.)

Corp.,

Products

Stock
When

1

9-

preferred

$5 preferred

River

8-15

9-

(quar.)

(quar.)

$5

1

Co.

Co.,

Fajardo Sugar

Per

Aug. 11,

$1.37 V2

common—

Railroad,

Fail

8-15

25c

preferred (quar.)
Pitsburgh RR. Co., 7%

(The)

8-15

1

$1.10

conv.

Erie

1

9-

$1.34

(quar. i

conv.

Corp.,

Fairbanks

Crown

gold certificate

notes

Other

F. R. notes

Gas

4.50%

9-

9-

$1.41 %

:—1_

(quar.)

Electric,

Johnson,

Equitable

9-20

$ 1.02 V2

(quar.);

Erlanger Mills, commoik
<quar.)_
4Vi% prior preferred (quar.)

181.

(Continued from page 16)

Aug. 10,

$1.06 '/4
$1.06 '/4

;____

pfd.

(quar.)

Equitable Credit

Fanner

Asset*—

8-26

8-31

______

Reinsurance

preferred

9-15

9-12

_____

Emporium Capwell Co., 7%
4%

5

Goods

preferred

Endicott

8-

40c

•

(quar.)

Co.

.

5

8-25
9-30

9-13

8-15

(quar.)

Watch

Dry

District

4%%

Employers

Fair

Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since

Gold

Corp.

Mfg.

Empire

pfd.

Corp.

Walker

&

Evans

thousands of dollars)

2nd

8-

9-15

(quar.)

conv.

5

8-25

9-15

;

4.10%

00.,

8-

J25c

iquar.)

Erie &

Sep

—

f.

s.

issue,

(quar.)__:__

eras

9-18

8-15

}25c

(increased)_

com.

preferred

Equity

convertible

gold

due

conv.

conv.

Service

Natural

raso

Ely

Moore Corp., Ltd., 4% preference stock—:
Sep
Rayonier, Inc., $2 cumulative preferred stock—
..Sep
Saguenay Power Co. Ltd., 414% cum. s. f. pref. stock- _Sep

Paper,

Stores,

4V4 %

Elgin National

pref. stock-

1

10-11

15c

*2692

Inc., $1.50 partie.
preference stock—

10-

—

(quar.)

A

412

*

8-15

<quar,)__

Ltd.

class

1

*

8-18

1

50c

(quar.)
$1

$4.40

Publications,
Co.,

El

Trust,

Ltd.
Ltd.,

412

15

Chemical

Corp.,

Paper Co.,
Edison
Brothers

25

15

Woodley Petroleum Co., 4'/2%

(In

Investment

Eddy

(quar.)________

30

9-15

9-

25c

—_______—

___.

(quar.)__

—

1

9-15

55c

—.

prefeired

Sep

Macfadden
Monroe

(quar.)

preferred

cumul. pfd. stock, sinking fund series, $50 par.. -Sep
cumul. pfd. stock, sinking fund series of 1955
Sep

V2%

Co.

5.36%

__——

10-

9-15

7'/2C

(quar.)

(increased)

.5.65%

.■

8-19
7-15

1

50c

Association

<■

par__

9

25C

411

...Sep

Foremost Dairies, Inc.—
$4.50 preferred stock $100

9-

8-15
10-

30c

6

conv.

8-12

32 V2c

4—__——

pid. stock—_...Aug
-Nov
preferred stock

America, 5%

8-19

15c

__

__

1965_ ..Aug 20

Cigar Corp., 20-year debentures due

Steel

(quar.)_

5 Vi %

bearing

certificates——______J_—_______

Southeastern

334/

Page

7-20
8-12

fJ5c

(quar.)

com.

7-30

8-19

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

__~

items'

Mig.

Ecuadorian
Date

,

Fibreboard Products Inc., $100 par
Frito
Co., convertible
preferred stock—

4

:

CALLED

410

2,372

—

ISSUE

Issue—

f2690

175

10,441

loan

416

416

414%

8-15

8-15

15c

(increased)

Gas,

Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par)
$1
preferred
(quar.)____

417

1

Central

Scovill

individual

Utilities

8-19

Racing

1

1

+

banks

Corp.

1

& gen. mtge. bonds, series C & J, due 1995— Dec
Brothers 4V2 % cumulative preferred stock
..Sep

Ref.

165

to

preferred
Air Lines

10-21

9

37V2C

Ltd.

Natural

Eastern

Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Butler

6%
serves;

fund

505

13,647

;

loans

5.20 %

Mines,

1

9-

! 14c

*

(quar.i

Tennessee

Eastern

>_Oet
3'/8% 1st & ref. mtge. bonds
3%% s. f. debentures...Sep

RR.,

Sullivan

East

5

11-

t30c
*

A
—

Eagle-Picher Co.

509

1

Banks

498

of

415

——

—_—-

,_Oct
cumul. pfd. shrs.

189

Reserve

509

8-

15c

pfd. (quar.)
_

class

B

Eastern

Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. 5%

+

others

t Exclusive

Line

Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.,
United Gas Improvement Co., 3'.<

299

—

Borrowings:
Federal

412

1

Aug

Corp.—

sinking

mortgage
Air

887

banks————

From

C——

series

funds bonds—

Refining

&

1

31.

Ltd., 4.80%

8-15

50c

(quar.)__.

(initial)

Hosiery

East

B—————.

Union Depot Co.,

interest

'

deposits:

banks

From

Oil

A

Durham

Class

Electric Association—

<fc

20-year sinking

Dupuis Freres.

9

-Nov

stock-

preferred

par

bonds,

mortgage
Gas

$100

Co., Inc.—
bonds, series

.

demand

Domestic

Aug.

Bradstreet, Inc.

Class

Inc.,

Water

1st

England

Consolidated

deposits-

due

•

mortgage

5%

!

Government

&

1st

710

deposits adjusted..———
deposits except U. S. Government

S.

67

63
+

912

domestic

debentures

Co,—

Products,

Gas

450

Reserve

3Vi%

—

+

Demand

U.

411

101

Liabilities—

Time

c

1

banks—______

Federal

with

Air

Seaboard

—2,568

—3,450

+

8,790

vault-.;

Balance;;

1,537

36

—r.

21,077

—

banks_—————i..

Reserves

12

mortgage and coll. trust bonds———
Lines, Inc., 5'/2% convertible debentures
-Sep

&

of Rea.

7'/2c

—

ENTIRE

154

—

932

notes——-—

bonds_

to

Dun

Utilities

Roosevelt

+ 1,257

60

—

1,160

indebtedness-

securities—________

Loans

507

bonds, series B, due

33A%

306

15

—

'

Other

30

Co,—

30c

Economic

—

of

33

—

1,190

bills

certificates

Sep
1968—
1, I960-.—._ Sep

Ry.

mortgage

3:v4'/«

St.

7,993

Treasury

preferred A (quar.)—.—___________
Duiican Coffee Co., class A iquar.)_

1st

Indiar.a

6,208

49

24

—

loans—

2,028

+

or

loans

+

+

—

Treas.

Delta

4%

44,113

Real

estate

505

Corp.,

3 '/2 %

New

agricul¬

2,775

U.

1954

36

—

carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carry¬
ing securities
Other

Celotex

Aug. 4,

23,550

_

and

—_—___—_—

brokers

to

adjusted!.

industrial,

loans.

15

preferred

Holders

Payable

Instruments—

Marine

&

When

Share

Company

stock- -Sep

1st

Citizens

Name of

Page

Dumont-Airpiane

cumulative convertible

Paciiic

35/«%

(In millions of dollars)

and

tural

Per

Date

Inc.—

5%

par

Fibreboard
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (•—) Since

Loans

Industries

$50

million at all

ber

REDEMPTION

Company and Issue—

District.

Monday, August 15, 1955

11-

1

10-

8

3
3

8-19

50c

9-10

$1.50

11-15

11-

1

$1.50

8-15

8-

1

Number 5455

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

Per
Name of

When

Share

Company

Holderi

General

Plywood Corp.—
convertible
prelerred

5%
General

Public

Utilities

Special

25c

(quar.)
/

1

8-15

8-15

7-18

8-15

9-

37 y2c

(quar.)

5c

Steel

Castings

General

Steel

Wares.

General

Telephone

General

7-18

Howe Sound Co.

9-26

9-

Hubinger Co.

9-30

9-16

Hudson

$10c

,

8-15

7-15

Hudson Pulp

9-

8-15

Telelphone Co. of Ohio—

$2.20

preferred

General

(quar.)

(quar.)

.

(quar.)

common

pfd.

5%

(quar.)

62'/2C

—

55c

preferred <quar.)
:
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—

preferred

Gillette

8-15

5.70%

9-

1

8-15
9-

1

9-22

9-

1

5%

Huston

Huttig Sash &

3

8-

5

(Tom)

9-12

8-22

Idaho

9-

8-22

Illinois Central

Union,

Inc.

Globe-Wernicke

Goebel

30c

(quar.)

Co.,

Brewing,

7%

preferred

9-10
10-

15c

9-

1

1

9-20

9-12

$1.75

(quar.)__

(quar.)

com.

1

8-23

•

_

60c preferred
4'A %

preferred

Goodall

Rubber

Goodyear
Gossard

(H.

&

Mfg.

Class
6%

Class

Grand

Union

Mfg.

Gray

Atlantic

7%

$2.25

Class

Great

B

Co.

Paper Ltd.,

Ry.

Great

O-Zk

9-12

8-29

Southern

Life

9-12

8-29

12-12

11-28

12-12

11-28

12-12

11-28

9-

1

8-26
9-12

8-26
8-

1

8-29

fi-15

8-

9-15

8-19

1

$1

9-

1

8-

4

9-

1

8-

4

25c

(quar.)

com.

9-10

$40c

*,

9-30

8-19
9-15

$30c

9-15

9-10

9-

1

$1.10

(increased)—

9-30

60c

(quar.)

Insurance

9-15

9-

1

62'/2c

9-19

8-25

40c

Coal,

Ltd.,

class

B

>

1

12-

1

$12'/2c

(quar.)

9-

12-10

8-15

7-30

$12'/2c

A

9-10

40c

8-15

7-30

Hydraulics, Inc.—

(Directors

deferred

ment at

Gregory
Gross

action

on

com.

Company meeting held

Industries

tquar.)

10c

Industries

Shares,

ing to be
to

split

held

at

8-

8-10

7-29

5

on

Gulf

class A

a

Gas,

preferred

Gulf Mobile

&

$5

11 '/2C

12'/2c

preferred

preferred

RR.,

;

tquar.).*

(increased quar.)

Halle

Water

Bros.

Haile

Co.

Inc.

.

preferred

Oil

Class

B

Co.,

class

A

(quar.)_

to

com.

Co.

9-28
9'

1

9-15
8-10

8-15

8-

5

11-15

11-

4

9-15

9-

1

9-15

9-

1

9-10

8-25

8-31

8-12

8-31

8-12

10-31

10-15

9-13

(quar.)_

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-10

10-20

10-

1

6

10-

1

10-

1

9-16

$1.37'/2

11-

1

10-20

2-1-56

1-20

9-16

split

1956

the

9-30

9-15

40c

January
to

9-

37'/2c

(quar.)

in

1

9-13

$1.37'A

'

(quar.)_

proposal

9-

40c

(quar.)

9-13

8-26

meet¬
on

a

Hecla

(quar.)

30c

Gallion

Hercules

Powder Co.,

Hercules

Steel

6%

Heyden

Chocolate.
Chemical

"B"

com.

pfd.

A

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

E.)

Co.

(quar.)

Hooker Electrochemical, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
&

4%%
6%

5%

Hotel

A

8-31

8-15

8-

5c

53 'A c

9-15
9-

9-

1

2

1

8-15

8-15

7-25

12 '/2c

9-

1

9-

1

9-

8-16

$-16

1

$-16

75c

9-10

8-19

31c

9-

1

8-12

12'/2C

10-

3

9-15

9-15

9-

3

12-15

Increased

8-23

10-20

10-10

10-

1

Q_9n

9-

1

8-10

9-

8-19

9-

30c

1

8-

9-30

-

20c

9-15

$1

quar.)

(quar.)

9-10

of

preferred

Ltd.

Central

9-15

Co.

Silver

8-15

8

8-15

8-

5c

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-10

9-11

8-11

$1.25

40c

11-

35c

12-

5

&

1

9

10-14

4.40%

preferred
preferred

4.20%
Iowa

Southern

$1.76
Iron

Gas

Jacobsen

Mfg.
Quarterly

Corp.

Co.

5%

1st

Jantzen,
Jervis

Johnson

&

Johnson
Jones

Joy

5%

Mfg.

9-15

8-15

Common
5%

Kansas

5%

9-15

8-15

125c

10-

1

preferred

Power

&

1

9-15
12-15
3-15
8-

5

8-31

1

9-15

8-31

8-25

8-15

7-15

9-10

11-

5c

1

8-24

10-10

62'/2c

10-

1

9-

2

$1.25

10-

1

9-

2

62'/2C

9-

9

8-30

8-31

8-15

9-10

9-

9-

1

8-15

$1

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

$1.05
common

9-

$1.12'/2

Ry.,

9-

1

8-15

75c

—

9-15

8-31

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

10-15

9-30

30c

10-

1

9-

9

$1.06'A

common

10-

1

9-

9

(quar.)—

(quar.)

$1.12'/2

10-

1

9-

9

$1.25

10-

1

9-

9

9-30

17'/2c

(quar.)

9-16

(quar.)

25C

9-

2

8-15

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

87'/2C

10-

1

9-15

1-3-50

12-15

Kellogg Co.,
3 Va%

3%%
Kendall

com.

Co.,

4J/2 %

preferred

Kennedy's

Inc..

Kentucky
4%%

$1.25

Utilities,

Co.

Stock

50c

pfd.

conv.

(quar.)—

(increased

com.

——

10-

8-15

10-15

9-30

9-15

8-25

9-

8-15

1

9-15
10-

66%%

—

1

8-15

32c

$1.1834
60c

dividend

1

31'Ac

quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)

Kerr-Addison

9-

$1.12>/2

(quar.i—

preferred

Kerite

87'AC

(quar.)—

common

1

9-

9-

1

1

(interim)—

$20c

9-28

8-31

Industries, com. (quar.)_—
preferred (quar.)

15c

9-

1

8-12

28'Ac

10-

1

9-

Gold

Mines, Ltd.

Kerr-McGee Oil

4'A%

Keyes Fibre Co., common
Custodian Funds—

9-

27'Ac

1

9

7-22

Keystone

Keystone

8-15

"K-l"
and

Income
(44c

38c

Preferred

from

from

net

net

Stock

investment

realized

8-16

9-10

Keystone Steel <fc Wire
Kidde

(Walter)

&

$2.50

9-10

(quar.)

Co.

4-31

12-30

50c

Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%

8-18

8-15

25c

(quar.)

10-

1

8-1.2
9-20

1

Kings County Lighting (increased quar.)
Kinney (G. R.) Co., common (quar.)

1

8-18

9-26

y9- 9

9-

22'/2c
40c

Co.

(N.

25c

8-30

8-

2

9-28

9-

2

9-12

8-18

9-12

8-18

9-30

9-20

Knudsen

8-15

7-30

$1.50

8-15

7-30

Koehring Co. (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)—i_*

40c

9-12

8-16

Kress

75c

9-

1

8-15

$1.25

9-

8-12

Y.)—

tlnd.)

1

8-15

8-

5

9-

1

Housatonic Public

35c

8-20

8-

6

30c

9-10

8-19

9-30

9-16

*_*.

Service

Lighting &

(quar.)—

Power

(Texas)

(quar.)

(quar.)




50c

$5

prior

Kleinert

preferred

(I. B.)

Knickerbocker
and

come

Kroehler

*y2%

Kroger
<*%

7%

H.)

&

Co..

Co.

cents

from

capital gains)
pfd. (quar.)

60c

8-10

30c

9-12

8-25

8c

8-20

7-29

15c

8-25

8-15

55c

(quar.)_„_

(seven

cent from

Creamery

(S.

4y2%

Rubber

Fund

one

5

8-31

8-15

9-

$1.25

(quar.)

—

(quar.)_

Mfg. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred

$1.12'A

Co.,

2nd

(quar.)

common

or<,f'»**red

preferred

(quar.)

9-30
/

12-30

45C

9-

1

CO

!•-

$1.75

11-

1

9-22
12-22
8-

1

(quar.)

(q"fr.)

M

*'

8

12-20

9-10

8-19

9-

1

8-

8

9-

1

8-

1

11-

1

10-21

1

8-

1

$1.25

9-12

8-

1

15c

8-15

8-

5

(quar.)

25c

8-16

8-

5

25c

8-16

8-

5

40c

9-

9

8-31

15c

9-10

8-25

40c

9-28

9-13

15c

9-12

Ry.

Co.—

RR.

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quar.)
Co.

(quar.)

62 A e

(quar.)

(quar.)

10c
5c

—

Sport

Macmillan

Co.,

Products

(quar.)

Mahon

(quar.)**
Co. (quar.)

C.)

5%

Central

Mallory

(P.

Manhattan

&

Shirt

—

Oil

Co.

preferred

Oil

common

(quar.)

dividend

Robbins

McKinney Mfg.
McNeil
Mead

Corp.,

4'%%

2nd

Medusa

Portland

Melville

Co.

Shoe

(quar.)

(quar.)

Cement

(quar.)
43/4% pfd. A

—

(quar.)—

&

Co.,

Assurance

(N.

Y.)

Textile

Corp.

Brick,

Inc.

Edison, 3.80%
preferred (quar.)

3.90%

preferred
preferred
preferred
Miami Copper Co.
4.35%

Extra

States

8-12
8-

3

9-15

8-12

9-

1

8-18

9-

1

8-18

45c

9-

1

85c
93%c
93%c

9-

1

8-1$

9-

1

8-lf

70c

9-

1

8-15

8-15

9-12

9-

1

1

8-

2

9-14

9-

1

v

$50c
62'/2c
3c
30c

9-

9-13

9-

9-

1

8-12

9-

1

8-12

9-

1

10-

1

25c
37'/2c
40c
$1.183/4

9-

8-26

9

1

8-12

9-15

8-15

8-

1

10-

1

9-16

9-

1

8-19

8-10
8-10

—

(quar.)
—

(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—

Telephone
series

Middlesex Water Co.

B

Co.

(quar.)

of

(quar.)

(quar.)

9-

9-12

1010-

9-12

10-

9-12

10-

9-ia

9-

8-15

9-

8-22

9-12

9-

9-30

9-20

9-30

9-

1

1

10-

1

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

/10- 1

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

10-

1

9-

2

95c
96'Ac
97'/2c
$1.083A
$1-11'A
50c

pfd.

—

preferred

8-10

8-25

8-15

—

Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle

8-25

8-15

2

(quar.)__

Metropolitan
3.85%

8-17
9-15

8-19

8-22

(quar.)

Corp., com.
(quar.)

preferred

8-31
9-30
9-10

8-32

(quar.)

com.

Thermit

Metropolitan

8-26

7-31

5c

preferred (quar.)
2nd pfd. (quar.)———
$4.25 2nd pfd. (quar.)—
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)
&

9

15c

$3.50

Metal

1

9-

45c
20c
87y2c
$1
$1.06lk
50c
15c
50c
$1.75
25c

$4 conv.

Metal

5

9-

8-31

X-——

——

Fire

8-

8

(quar.)—

~}4

Mfg. :(s-a)_

Merchants

8

8-

$1.06y4
533/ic

(quar.)—

Corp.,

8

8-

50c

—-

(quar.)_

(quar.)

(quar.)

<fc

8-

9-12

10c

(quar.)

preferred

8-31

2%

(quar.)

Telephone

8-31

$15c
—

(quar.)—

common

Engineering Co.

common

Johnson

Meadville

Merck

&

preferred

4.30%
Mead

Co.

Machine

9-10

30c

(quar.)
(quar.)
'
$3.75 preferred
(1947 series) (quar.)
McGraw-Hill Publishing
(increased quar.)„
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
McKesson

8-27

5

100%
50c

preferred
preferred

$3.75

8-19

50c

—

—*

May Department Stores,
$3.40

1

35c

(quar.)_

& Insurance

Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd.
(quar.)
Maxson (W. L.) Corp. (quar.)
Stock

9-

8-19

62]/2c
—

Garden

Square

Massachusetts Bonding

8-16

50c
$30c

(quar.)_—

Mading Drug Stores (stock dividend)
Madison

8-

8-26

$$1.12'A

Ltd.

(quar.)*
(Bait.)
(quar.)

Co.

9

8-31

Ltd.—■

Co.,

Corporation,

1

9-

2%

(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)

Conveyor

&

8-12

9-

50c
—

preferred

8-15

2c

Massey-Harris-Ferguson,

$2.50

9-23

9-10

25c

(quar,)

dividend.

McCord

8-16

1

$3

—

McCormick

1

10c

—-—

(quar.)—

McColl-Frontenac

10-13

9-

10-

30c

(quar.)

-

4'A%

10-31

30c

(quar.)

Co.

Corp.

Extra

8-25
8-31

9-14

50c

—

Marmon-Herrington Co._
Mascot

9-15

9-1Q
9-30

$1.25

(accum.)——

(quar.)

Marshall-Wells

9
9

35c

pfd.

(quar.)

Co.

88-

8-15

6

25c

Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.
Marathon Corp.

8-25

$1.50

5%

Co.

5

$25c
$$1.25

(quar.)*.

R.)

5

8-

8-17

2

8-25

37'Ac

—_—___

(quar.)

RR.,

preferred

8-

8-19

9-

9-

25c

Ltd., Priority stock (quar.)—

preferred

6%

8-19

8-31
10-14

50c

(quar.)

Co.

(R.

"25c

1

11-

25c

'

Co.

Mailman Corp.,
Maine

*

(quar.)——

common

Extra

MacWhyte
Magnavox

6%

10-15

1-3-56

9-

Woodworking

4.45%

$1.12%

lct

&

7%

in¬

9-21

8-15

Co.

Extra
82c

8-20
9-20

1

10-

9-15

Extra

Menasco

Fund
income

gains)
pfd. (s-a)_

8-26

$1

M

Mathews

95c

preferred

Light,

1

8-15

9-30

75c

Louis

(quar.)

MacGregor

Stock

30c

«Juar.)

1

8-31

$2.50

Inc.

preferred

Masonite

1834c

(quar.)—

Parchment Co.

(quar.)

Co.

9-15

10-

35c

preferred (quar.)

preferred

8-15

$1.20

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

1-3-56

4-2-56

8-

Chemical—

City Southern

4j/2%

8-15

1

$1.25

(quar.)

quar.)

non-cumulative

Kawne^r

8-15

1

$1.25
A

4%
preferred (quar.)
41/2%
preferred (quar.)

4'A%

1

9-

10-

5c

City Power & Light
preferred (quar.)

3.80%

9-

15c
50c

15c

(initial)

common

8-15

9-

$1.75

(s-a)_

8-15
8-15

8-12

Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—

8-15

—

(quar.)
(quar.)__—

Kalamazoo Vegetable

8-15

/

9-15

1

3

1

60c

(quar.)

St.

&

Nashville

Extra

1

1

3

8-

9-

38c
25c

—

Exploration

preferred

Lynch Corp. (quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric

1

8-

1

:

&

1

9-

1

9-

$1
(quar.)

(quar.)

Lunkenheimer Co.

9-

3-10

9-

$1

—

preferred

8-26

9-

17-56

$1

—

Corp.

&

Stores,

1

(quar.)

&

5

8-18
11-18

$1

(monthly)

common

2nd

non-cum.

9-26

10c

A

Aluminum

New

5%

3-10

9-10
12-10

Hotel—

non-cum.

9-

.

(quar.)

(increased

Co.

7%

3-17-56

$37V2c
37'Ac

(quar.)

Aircraft

Baltimore

8-15

8-18

11-18

11 Vic

Co.,

preferred

1

30c

1

9-10

12-10

$37'Ac

(quar.)

(quar.)

10-

(quar.)—

9-

4

(R. I.),

preferred

9-

8-15

8-15

50c

(quar.)

8%

Lukens Steel

1

1

50c

(quar.)

10-17

1

8-25

9-

50c

(monthly)

Lucky

$1.05

preferred

Johnson

preferred

Kaiser

Preferred

Common

10-17

9-

1

$1

Corp.

Lock Joint Pipe

10-

(quar.)_.

Royalty
Laughlin Steel—

&

5%

Finance

1

44c

Ranch

Common

Local

1

9-

8-

9-

"

(quar.

11-

97»/2C

8-1

1

$1.10

(quar.)

Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)_.
;_*,_■

11-

9-15

8-31

9-

87>/2c

(quar.)

Henderson

1

8-31

8-15

$1.10

Land

10-

10-10

9-12

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)_.

Louisville

8-

1

9-12

15c

8-18
9-

11-

60c

37V2c

9-

1

1

Wayne, Ind.)

original (quar.)

Louisiana

(quar.)—

preferred

Inc.,

8-12

(quar.)

20c

common

8-10

9-10

(quar.)

Lord

10c

Corp.

(Fort

8-15

933Ac

Y.),

1

50C

guaranteed
guaranteed
guaranteed

$1.10

(N.

8-

9-

(quar.)

1

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

75c

8-31

10c

Jamestown

preferred

$1.0834

Engraving
Telephone Co.

8-19

9-

$1

8-17

62'/2c

Oilier

&

3'/2%

Little Miami RR.,

35c

(quar.)

2

.

common

9-15

Quarterly
Jahn

Liquid Carbonic,

9-15

Mfg. Co., vtc. (quar.)
Heintz, Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)*

Jacksonville

9-

•

9-15

Fireman
&

8-26

60c

(quar.)

10-15

(quar.)

common

8-11

9-10

—

1

9-

35 %c

Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

4%%

Co.

Oil

45c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

3.75%

8-11

1

(quar.)

10-15

(quar.)

common

1

9-

(quar.)

Co.

Louisville

(quar.)

5

60c

Lindsay Chemical Co.

$40c

—

(quar.)

4.35%

Iowa Public Service,

7-29

9-

40c

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

8-15

50c

250

preferred

8-

15c

Lockheed

37%c

3.30%

Virginia

Insur.

35c

common

8-15

8-15

10c

Long Bell Lumber (Md.), class A (accum.)—
Long Bell Lumber (Missouri) (quar.)

1

of Rhode Island

Light,

1

75c

(quar.)_

$75c

Electric

9-

1

$1.31 >A

20c

(quar.)

8-19

9-15

(quar.)

8-15

$40c

—

quar.)

&

of

8%
CD

$20c

(quar.)

Iowa-Illinois Gas

Co.

Life

Loblaw, Inc.

Participating
Power

Nat l

Special

$1

com.

8-10

6

8-19

Quarterly

Special

8-22

Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)

Iowa

Lincoln

Original

5

8-10

Interstate

(

1

9-

30c

.

Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)

8-25

9-

Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.—
Quarterly
*

Foundation, Ltd.,

9-

40c

i

Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
Lilly (Eli) & Co., class B tquar.)__

8-

1

0-20

(quar.)

semi-annual

8-15
8-

50c

(quar.)

1
1

50c

income)*.

Corp.

Original

$30c

(quar.)—

International Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)

preferred

Life Savers

Special

(quar.)

Co.

Insurance

9-

$1.75

i

Resistance

Life

8-19

1

America—

International

net investment

9-21

10-

25c

:

(accum.)

4

99-

25c

_

Libby, McNeill & Libby, common
5'A%
preferred
(quar.)
•;
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)

9-10

45c

iquar.)*

1

$65c

Co.,

5

25c

(quar.)—

Lion

from

(quar.)

Co.

Link-Belt

—

Rys.

5%

1

cents

pfd. (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd.—

International

1

9-15

Co.

9-10

20c

7%

Petroleum

1

50c

Oil

8-15

25c

_*_

International

9-

2%

Houston

1

20c

Nickel

9-

Houdaille-Hershey (stock dividend)
Houston

9-

62I/2C

(quar.)

Gary Corp.

8-15

$1,121/2

(quar.)

Hardart

7-27

8-31

30c

(quar.)_

A.), common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred

9-12

14 c

8'/2%

un¬

50c

Machinery

Salt

2-

Lexington Trust Fund Shares (quarterly from

30c

class

(G.

&

Lehigh Valley RR. Co.
Leslie

_

International

8-

11- 5

$20c

.

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-18

8-18

6

Cigar

Lees

(quar.)

1

quar.)_

Products

D.) & Co.
(James) Sons

1

(quar.)

(initial

(H.

9-

—

11 cents

Lee

9-

9-

Harvester.

8-15

25c

Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
Laura Secord Candy Shops, Ltd.
Le Tourneau (R. G. iquar.)

$30c

$1.06'A

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Hormel
Horn

Co.,

B

1

$1.20

$35

Oil Corp. (increased)
*_
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to be held
on
Sept. 29 on a director's
proposal to declare a 100% stk. dividend.

1

8-

9-23

15c

Honolulu

9-

$1

45c

Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Hollywood Turf Club (annual)

Class

7-15

9-15

$1.25

40c

(Chas.

Hobart

Hoover

8-19

1

40c

Common
Hires

9

9-16

8-18

$1.09%c

Heywood-WakefieJd Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)

Light,

8-

9-15

87'/2c

common

preferred tquar.)
$4.37'/2 conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)

Electric

1

9-

30c

(quar.)

3'A%

Hilo

8-25
10-

9-15

50%

(quar.)

(quar.)

4'A%

Corp,

8-15

5c

pfd.

Products Corp.,

preferred

conv.

Hershey

7-22

1

9-

5c

Products
5%

8-16

35c

Co.
(quar.)
Helena Rubinstein (stock dividend)
Hercules

483Ac
20c

Mining

7-25

1

8-22

1

4%
40C

pfd.

8-20

10-

8-

Kansas

common

&

Electric

9-16

—

International

11-19

11-15

8-15

International

(quar.)

11-19

12-31

2-15-56

12-30

(quar.)

Cellucotton

Co.

12-31

tl5c

25c

25%

International

Machine

9-30

U5c

25c

10c

from investment income and

8-18

$15c

Quarterly

23c

(increased

Corp

8-15

Quarterly

9-30

1

10-21

9-30

5

12-30

(increased)

Breweries

8-

1

10-31

8-

(stock dividend)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Institutional Foundation
Fund
(nine

International

Land is

9-

29c

$15c

(quar.)**

(quar.)

:

$37 '/2c

Corp.

Interlake Iron

A

8-22

1

2

profits)

7-29

8-15

5

securities

8-15

9-

8-

Kansas

Marx (quar.)
Light, 3.90%
Hawaiian Pineapple Co.
(quar.)
Hazel-Atas Glass
tquar.)
Hazeltine Corp. (quar.)
Hartford

8-15

pfd.

class

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-31

12-

4.20%

•two-for-one.

Hart-Schaffner

B

5

$1.25

.

8-

$$1.75

$1.16

Inc.,

9

8-15

(quar.)

A

Class

1

Jack

$1.25

(quar.)

Co.

held

be

45c

$1.50

__

issue

2nd

Chemical

1

62'/2c

Stockholders will vote at the annual

ing

8-12

1

$1.06'A

quar.)

Co.,
5'A%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)

directors'

8-

50c

(increased

Harris-Seybold

8-15

50c

<quar.)_

(A.I

Harshaw

5

62'/2c

(quar.)

preferred

5'A %

2

8-15
8-

9-

15c

(quar.)

class A

Harnischfeger Corp.,
5%

8-

15c

Co.,

preferred

Harris

1

50c

$4.50 preferred tquar.)
Harbinson-Walker Refractories—

6%

1

9-

$1

(s--ai

A.)

Common

5

30c

(quar.)_.

preferred
(M.

8-

$$1.25

(quar.)

Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ (quar.)__

Hanna

9

8-15

$5c

4%

B

9-

9-

$$1.25

(quar.)

Hamilton Watch

5%

2-17

20c

(initial)

B

Class

b-15

9-

8

Co.—

pfd.

Class

11-23

8-

25c

common

Hancock

12-15

3-12-56

50c

Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5%
5%

8-22

7

75c

Hajoca Corp.
New

9-12

$60c

(quar.)

pfd. (initial quar.)
(initial)

Halliburton Oil Well
Cementing

(Alfred),

9-15

27'/2C

(interim)—

*

(increased

(s-a)

(quar.)_

Laboratories,

1-3-56

Mfg.

preferred

Lambert

8-

9-16

1

$1.50

(Brooklyn)
Milling, Ltd.—

Lakeside

9-30

2%

(quarterly from

(s-a)

Co.

12-28

8-19
10-

18c

Bank

Woods

8-11

$3

Insley

7%

National

the

8-12

$1

Steel

-10-56

5c

quar.)

(increased)

8-31

dividend)

common

preferred

of

Co.

1

quar.)__

6%

3.90%

2nd

Co.,

Mines,

8-19

62 y2c

Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, 'Ltd.
Quarterly
_j_.
Hackensack

1

50c

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Corp.

8-25

$1.25

(quar.)

9-12

$1.25

._

9-

9-

common

8-12

common

Investors Trust Co.

(quar.)
Ohio

$5

Gulf Oil

(quar.)

1

$1.25

(initial)——

42.50 preferred (quar.)

Interstate

6%

Ingersoll-Rand,
Inland

9-28

(quar.)

(increased

9-10

75c

preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water, class A

8-12

10-10

(quar.)

40c

common

Products

8-19

luc

preferred

50c

4.60%

6%

basis.
Gulf Cities Gas,

9-

9-

(quar.)

income).—

Telephone,

Investment

meet¬

proposal
three-for-one

on

Lafayette
Lake

(quar.)

Water

Intertype Corp.

Inc.—
the annual

Aug. 17
shares on a

the

8-25

30c

Shareholders will vote

Steel

Increased

Telecasting

Growth

8-12

8-12

Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd.—

pay¬

Aug. 3)

on

1

,9-1

41.25

Boston

&

9-

8-

$0.C766

10c

6%

Champagne

&

Co.

12'/2c

International

(Houston) —
:

West

new

net

Gas

Steel

35'Ac

—

(stock

of

Laclede

Wines

Class

International Business Machines

$1.75

Quarterly
Quarterly
Class

V-IZ

15c

(quar.)

Paper, common
preferred A (quar.)

Northern

Greer

8-22

56 y«c

(quar.)

Great

Great

9-12

(quar.)

2*.

Northern

4.40%

Indiana

9

of Amer.—

(quar.)—

pref.

9-

1

(quar.)__

pfd.

<N. Y.)

Tea

Dredge & Dock Co.

Great Lakes

9-23

25C

Stores,
Pacific

preferred
Lakes

Indiana

15c

(initial)

common

Common

Great

8-10

$2

(s-a)

Y.)

Indemnity

&

9-

$1.50

(N.

new

Grayson-Robinson
Great

1

$2

(quar.)___

Great American

9-

$2

Co.,

Co.

9-15

$2

Bank

Fund

distributed

8-12

57c

Ireland, Amer. deposit receipts
Income
Indiana

$1.50

(quar.)

(quar.)

National

1

*2

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

Grace

9

7-20

1

50c

B

6%

98-

9-

30c

(quar.)—.

(quar.)

A

1

8-15

1

Salle

12 '/2c

common

RR.

Co.

Gas

'

A. 1,

University

Quarterly

35%c

Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible pratic. pfd.
(quar.)—___
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Great Britain &

35c

(quar.)

B

9

Zinc

50c

(quar.)
Co. (quar.)___—

preferred

Class

9-

50c

(quar.)

Co.

W.)

A

10-

1

15c

(quar.)

Rubber

Government Employees Insurance
Grace (W. R.) & Co. (quar.)—:
Class

10-

$1.12'/2

tquar.)

Co.

Tire

Gorham

15c

(quar.)

Co.,

Power

Illinois

Laclede

32c

(quar.)

10c

1

9-

31'Ac

(quar.;

15c

1

9-

8-12

La

1

8-15

10c

9-

9-12

31'/2c

(quar.)

(quar.)*

prelerred

5%

'

9-10

$$1

(quar.)_

Door,

1st

6%

9

payable of Rec.

Share

(quar.)__

(S.

Extension

15c

Peanut

15c

Globe

9-

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)—

prelerred

1

yll-

Salle

(quar.)

8-19

9-

Consolidada

La

preference (quar.)
preference A (quar.)

9-15

11-15

La

8-15

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—

Mfg., 6%
Glen-Gery Shale

preferred B (quar.)
Brick, com. (quar.)
preferred tquar.)

8-15

1

Kysor Heator Co.

15c

&

2

9-

1

9-

—

& Smelting

& Paper, class A

9-30

$1

(increased)

Refining
Foods, Inc.—

5%

$1.12'/2

quar.)

Oil

Common

9-22

25c

(quar.)—L

9-

(quar.)—\

second

Humble
Hunt

tquar.)

(increased

Co.

8-15

2%

Gerber Products, com.

Given

1

l

37'/2c
1 51.06'A

(quar.)

common

preferred B
preferred C

Company

8-25

Holdert

When

Per
Name of

9-10

preferred A (quar.)

25c

(quar.)

dividend

4'/2%

CD

81.25

—.

Stock

5%

Holden

Payable of Rec.

20c

—

(quar.)

Bay Mining

$1.41

$2.25

$5 preferred
(quar.I
Georgia-Pacific Plywood

9-

56c

Pennsylvania—

of

Co.

1

9

5.12%

tquar.)-*

Telephone

Corp.,

preferred

30c

_______

Refractories

General

<Ky.»,

Stores

4'A%

50c

-_i~_——

General

Ltd.,

Howard

Share

(increased).:

Hoving Corp.

Corp.

When

Per

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

53

(653)

9-27

9-15

50c

9-27

9-15

20c

9-14

8-24

30c

8-31

8-16

75c

9-

8-15

Illinois—
1

54

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(654)

When

Per
Name of

Company

Rubber

Midwest

4'/2 %

Laboratories

Milton

25C

5%

prior pfd.

preference

&

Power

Minnesota

preferred

Light,

Class

9-16

1

9-

1

8-19

North

9-

1

8-19

North

Penn

North

Shore

82'/2C
$1.37 «/2

37'/2c

572%

Semi-annual

participating
Monterey Oil Co.
Monumental

Life

Moore

Northeastern

Insurance

8-

1

8-15

8-

1

9-

8-11

1

9-15

Northern

Liberties

1

9-15

Northern

Ohio

1

Northern

8-31

Northern Quebec

34c

9-

11

8-12

9-

r

8-12
8-19

4.20%

Common

3%%

-

,

.

8-

9-15

9-

1

8-19

7-29

Moore-McCormack

Lines

Morgan

(J.

P.)

&

Co.

Morgan

(Henry)

&

Co.,

Engineering,

$2.50

prior

Morris

Paper

43A%

Mills,

preferred

Morris

of

Plan

Mosinee
Motor

Wheel

,

(quar.)

Co.
(quar.)
Investment Fund,

net

Nachman

Extra

New

7%

Biscuit,

National

Cash

Co.,

$1.25

Register

9-

9-10

8-10

Gas,

Products,

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

9-30

9-

9-

8-31

8

9-

1

8-

8-23

8-

4y27c

(increased)

National-U.

S.

5'%

1st

9-23

Co.,

9-

9

8-19
8-19

Pacific

8-15

1

8-15

Pan

1

8-15

Panhandle

9-10

8-17

9-

1

Natural

Gas

$1.50

preferred

Nevada

Southern

8-11

8-15
8-

1

2nd

9-

1

8-

5

9-

1

8-

5

9-10
9-

Haven

York

Y.

Gas

(quar.)

Drugs,

9-15

8-19

7%

11-23
9-

8-11

Air

Chicago

partic.

8-36

$1.32

1

9-19

$1

1

9-19

$1.30

8-

9-

8-15

9

8-15

•,

1

8-26

'■f 88-

1

9-

1

1

9-

1

9-

1

8-

9-

8-19

1

8-

9-30

1

9-15

9-

1

9-

7

8-19

9-

1

8-12

75c
50c

933Ac

10-

1

8-15

10-

1

8-26
7-19

9-

2

7-15
8-19

1

8-19

9-

1

preferred

B

preferred

D

(quar.)

5772C

5872C

8-19

10-

1

8-10

9-

1

8-10

9-

'J

$1.01

9272c

i

1

1

8-10

9-

1

40c

10-

1

9-

$1.06

99-

1

8-15

v

8-10

9
8

25c

0-12

8-

40c

9-15

8-31

35c

8-15

8-

-

20c

Pepper

(Dr.)

Pepperell

(see

Mfg.

Dr.

Co.

$1

pfd.

50C

9-

1

8-15

Permutit

8-31

Peter

9-15

9-

Petersburg &

Noranda Mines,

$50c

&

Gear,-7%

ppfd.

-

(quar.)-

Petroleum

9-15

8-15

Pfaudler Co.

9-

9

8-11

Phelps

9-30

9- 2

Pheoll Mfg.

Exploration

Corp.

Co.

8-26

8-26

15c

'

9-10

9-10

8-12

20c

9- 2

8-12

—_

9-10

8-18

5

45c

9-

1

8-19

—_

1

8-19

8-15
8-15

8-

5

8-15-

8-

4

9-15

8-18

(quar.)

8-

1

9-

1

8-15

S-15

7-22

8-15

8-15

7-22

8-15

8-

5

8-15

8-

1

15C

9-

1

8-15

45c

9-

1

8-10
8-10

8-15

9-

133Ac

(accum.)

1

9-15

3-

45c

130c

——-

pfd.

2

7'/2c

(quar.)_______

5V2%

8-

20c

1

8-19

3%

(quar.)

9-30

9-

75c

,

8-15

7-22

1

50c

9-10

8-15

10c

—_—

8-20

8-

6

$1.06'A

9-

1

8-13

$1.05

9-

1

8-15

$1.12'/2

Indiana

9-

1

8-15

50c

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

(quar.)

$1.05-

(quar.)

of

87'/2c

—-

;
—

New

Hampshire

9-

1

8-L5

27c

—-—

i

9-

1

8-rs

26c

9-

1

8-15

8-15

7-29

—

22'/2c
85c

8-15

7-29

$1.12'/a

8-15

7-29

17c

8-15

8-

1

$1.25

(quar.)

9-15

9-

1

40c

9-30

8-31

1

(quar.)
of

A

Mexico—

New

(quar.)
&

Gas,

(quar.)

com.

■

9-30

35c

(quar.)

8-31

5-30

8-31

9-30

$J.C2

(quar.)

$1.04 '/a

8-31

Service
43c

Power

Quincy

Co.

$3.50

convertible

Ralston Purina

1st preferred

Co.,

common

(quar.)

preferred

$2

Red

Inc.,

Resistance

Reynolds

$10

Co.

(R.

Common

common

par

•

for

8-26

8-12

9-

1

Rice-Stix-.

Oil

8-31

8-25

8-10

$1

9-26

9-15

—

8-

8-15

-

2

75c

9-

1

8-10

9-

7

8-16

S-

6

—

70C

9-

6

8-15

______

60c

9-10

8-10

$1.12%

9-

1

8-10

$1.75

10-

1

9-15

$1.75

10-

70c

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-15

•

(quar.)
(quar.)

Corp.

Corp.

—

9-18

9-15

8-15

25c

1

(quar.)

I

75c

(quar.)

9-10

9-

1

9-

6

37'/2C

9-15

9-

6

H.)

(q*ar.)

50C

9-10

8-19

8-15

Little

Class

9-15

(quar.)

(H.

Robinson

50c

pfd.

partic.

pref.

A

9-14
9-12

40c

quar.)

Robbins & Myers; Inc.,

Common

7-30

12'/2c

preferred

preferred

Paper

8-15

$8

quar.l!

2nd preferred

Richfield

8-18

-30c

100%

(quar.)

Inc

common

Inc.—

1st

9-8

Tobacco Co.—

J.)

convertible

$1.50

8-15

7-26

30c

(increased

Mfg;,

Riegel

1

each

(quar.)

(increased

B

4V2%

7%

9-12

3

8-15

50c

Welder

Drug

-7%

1

9-

(quar.)

(quar.)
dividend)—

Revere Copper & Brass,

■

1

9-

(stock

of

share

Rheem

9-

34c

preferred

par value share held)
Holding Corp.
(liquidating)

Class

9-13
S-15

10-

(initial)

Republic Insurance (Texas), common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
:

'

9-12

30c

-no

Rexall

8-12

1

30c

common

1st

Stores

Owl

One

10-

37'/2C

(quar.)

preferred-

non-cum.

Reo

7-15

9-12

Co.—

Reliable Stores
'

8-25

$$1.50

Pile

new

8-19

75c

(quar.)__^

convertible

Reading

9-15

30c

(quar.)

Co.

Concrete

3

8-31

87'/?c

(quar.)

Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.—

Raymond

4

8-

9-30

25c

(quar.)

(quar.):

8-

1

50c

Co
Radio Corp. of America—

1

9-

25c

Mining

8-15

9-

t30c

Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.

1

20c

(quar.)

8-19

9-

40c

—

(From capital gains)

Inc.

7-22

S-14

eoc

:

8-15

75c

approval)

(quar.>____:

Quebec

&

(quar.)

com.

Co.,

Ltd.—
t25c

9-

1

J20C

9-

1

8-15

$1

9-

1

8-15

$1.02'/a

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

8-15

(quar.)

(quar.)

•

—

Rochester Gas & Electric—

4%

preferred

4.10%

(quar.)

preferred

preferred
Ages

(quar.)

Light

&

preferred

Mfg.

4%
*

Co.

Haas

Co.,

preferred

Rolland

4Yt%

B

Roxy Theatre

(quar.)

pfd.

(Ky,)r

8t17

Royal Oak

10c

9- 1

8-15

Royalite Oil Co. Ltd.

Dairy,

Ltd.,

9-

1

8-12

9-

1

8-13

$$1.06 VW-.

9-15

(quar.)__

12'Ac

com.

(quar.)

A

9-

1

9-

(quar.)__—

$150

*6'Ao

1

8-19

9-

30o'
37 %0

1

8-15-

9-

.

.

.

1

9-

12'/a C

class

1

'

(quar.)^.I_—

preferred (quar.)

9- 9

8-12

40c

——

$1.50

65c

8-20
8-12

9-

J25c

—

(quar:)^_~

TooL~__

.

6

9-19

$1

common

Royal Crown Bottling

91

50c

(quar.)—!

Axle

1

9-10

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Inc.,

8-26

10-

$1.19

Ltd. common
preferred (quar.)
St

9-10

25C

(quar.)

Paper Co.,

Ross Gear

,5%

$1.1834
:

Power—

Spring &

&

—_——

(quar.)

Rockwell
Rohm

^

Corp." (quar.)

Rockwell

8-22

75c

(quar.)_

Co

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

9-10

50c

(increased)

Dodge

9„

5

•

;—

8-18

8-22

9-

37'/2c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance

Rockland

8-10

8-19

20c

—

Sugar

Co.

8

8-

$1.75

(quar.)
Gas

Oil

8-

1

5

(quar.)

Alegre

Rock of

1

25c

Hopewell

Jnc.

8

8-20

5

8-

22'/2c

preference

Puritan Fund,

8-22

9-

8-

1

9-15

12'/2C

Electric

Commission

Pullman,

8-

9-

1

(quar.)

preferred

8-15

25c

S9-

5C

4.18%
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light—
(Subject
to
Washington
Public

5

$1.1272

(quar.)

Inc.

div.

4.75%

(quar.)—:——

5

*

'

Extra

Paul,

1

8-

(quar.)

Service

8-15

1

75c

(quar.)

4'A%

Co.

75c

1272C

Corp.

Perfex

Machine

9-

9-

1

4

Co.

(auar.)

Co.

preferred

$1.40

2

9-21

8-

(quar.)—

preferred

4%'%
1

(initial quar.)

Perfect Circle

8-10

Perkins

9-15

9-

2%

(quar.)

of

preferred

4.08%

Pepper)

(quar.)

Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—

Corp.,

10-14

75c

—

com.

1

4

(quar.)

Service

5%

7-30

10-

$1.75

Year-end

New

3

9-

8-15

50c

8-

—

(quar.)
(quar.)

%

Public

1

9-13

il5c

4

1

Colorado—

Co.

Robertson

(quar.)

8-

8-

(quar.)__________——

of

Co.

Service

Common

8-10

9-

$1.10

Co.

4.50%

3

9-

$1.1272

Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Pa.), com. (quar.)
4 'A%
preferred

8-10

U5C

10-18

35c

$1.1772

(quar.)_

1

$1

7-3B

10-25

9-

1

75c

8-15

11-15

8-

1

50c

(quar.)

3.35

7-28

(quar.)

common

9-

1

9

7-28

25c

9-

9-

9-

8-15

33c

J$1.25

1

1

8-15

(quar.)

Voting and non-voting common
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd

8-15

9-10

10-

25c

Penobscot Chemicai Fibre—

7

9

45c

8-19

1

9-

2Cc

(quar.)

Public

1

32 72c

1

9-

$1.37'/2

div.)

preferred

A

preferred

4%

Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.247o pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania UtMities Investment Co

5

9

9-15

9-10

1

8-20

8-15

15c




J2c

S-

15c

(stock div.)_

preferred

Rayonler,
20c

$1-25

v

5c

preferred

6%

(quar.)

8-19

10c

(stock

common

preferred

Ray-O-Vac

t75c

JEOc

(interim)

9-20

(quar.)

Ltd.,

Quarterly
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp, (quar.)
Nopco Chemical, 4% pfd. series A <quar.)__

Ltd.

10-12

(increased quar.)

i30c

Normetal Mining,

200%

8%c

4.05%

8-15

9-

"

(quar.)—

8-15

8-24

be

to

3.70% preferred C (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)

8-15

Ltd.—

(initial)

1

Fruit

4.40%

8-15

2

com.

8-31

9-

9-12

1

(quar.)

(bi-monthly)

Transport

Common

of

approval

Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.68% convertible preferred A (quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp. (increased quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.70% pfd. E (quar.)
4.50% preferred F
(quar.)

8-31

2

common

9-15

9-

$1.25

Mfg.,

preferred

Public

8-31

60c

4.60%

8-11

8-15

9-15

9-

new

9-15

10-25

Penn

9-

Ry.,

J20c

1

11-15

Pepman's,

1

Ltd.,

8-19
7-29

8-

32V2c

2

1

Western

1

8-15
8-15

(quar.)

6

10-

A

9-

83Ac

preferred

8-

10-

Power

8-19

10-25

9-

$1.1272

Light &

1

11-15

8-15

40c

preferred (quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock-

9-

33c

9-30

50c

5%

8-19

(quar.)

8-16

9-

Quarterly

1

preferred

9-15

$1.12 7a

Newfoundland

$1.32

1

8-31

Products

preferred

9-26

10-

(quar.)

9-

9-20
8-19

_____

4.32%

Pure

9-15
12-18

8-26

1

5-1

—________

Service

Punta

3

2
1

10c

4 16%

8-21

10-

99-

o-?n

S-12
10-

25c

—

$1.75

Gamble Co.

4.20%

7-29

1-3-58

1

$1.20

(quar.)

(quar.)

Ltd.

Co.,

Utilities

preferred

8-15

(quar.)

preferred

9-

377ac

preferred

8-26

35c

58'/8C
com.

___;

preferred

8-26

20c

meeting

preferred

9-13

90c

(quar.)

9-16

8-15

10c

(quar.)————:——_____

4 V2 %

8-31

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)

40C

RR.

9-15

9-

Ltd.

—

America

Service

Public

9-15

$1

$1.0174

Louis

1

Ltd.—

8-10

4V2%

Norfolk

Services,

8-19

10-

$2

772c

._

—

8-25

iquar.)_

St.

10-

5

(quar.)—

Washington insurance—
convertible preferred (quar.)

Public

8-19

8-31

8-

(quar.)

___'

River

Provincial

5

9

10c

to

special

8-30

(increased)

&

(quar.)

(subject

Common

127aC

;

8-

9-

t35c

8-19

30c

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-15

9-15

8-15

8

Providence

25c

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-30

10-

.Extra

50c

(increased)

20)

Laundry

Co.

Preferred

5

Telephone Co.—

10-

RR.

8-

8-12

20c

Paper

Metal

$1

Brake

Central

1

75c

(quar.)

com.

8-15
9-

$1.25

Peninsular

60C

(quar.)

i

10c

com

Peninsular

Co.—

pfd.

.

6V2C

10-15

Co.

of

7-20

2'Ac

7-29

35c

(s-a)__

8-15

50c

2'Ac

7-29

30c

(quar.)

7-25

5

11 %c

Coke

Potash

7-25

8-15

15c

8-15

37 %C

Casualty

8-15

(quar.)__

8-15

>K

(quar.)___

34%c

1

8-

(quar.)___—_—_—

Steel

7-25

3772C

8-

8-15

37'/2C

Transit

7-25

8-15

7-25

8-15

9-15

class

4.20 %

1

8-

12'/2C

*

(quar.)

9-15

Co

Gas &

Powell

7-25

(quar.)

preferred

9-30
7-25

(quar.)

Inc.,

4

9-15

10c

Co.

Talbot,

&

1G-14

15c

Co.

9

8-15
8-

17c

(initial)

com.

$1.50

9-

1
1

9-23

<quar.)___.—

Portland

8-15

8-15

$1

preferred

at

B

4%

30c

Sept.

prior

1

Co.,

1

S9-

S-23

(quar.)

Fuel

10-

17 J/2 %

inc.)

(quar.)

pfd.

(quar.)

Co.

7-19

15c

(final)

:

Rubber

Portsmouth

1

3174C

(quar.)—

(quar.)__

Corp.

dividend

Peerless

Pope

5

7-19

9-25

t$l

(quar.)

Mining

&

Class

8-11

10-

8-15

(quar.)

Cement

on

5

3174C

(quar.)

Brewing Co

held

9-

$1.50

common

stockholders

1

Poor

8-15

(s-a)

35c

Tool

Polaris

7-25

;—

Line,

A

(quar.)

preferred

Pocahontas

7-25

(quar.)

Mfg., Ltd.,
preferred

Peerless

10-15

1

(quar.)

Parchment

preferred

Pearl

7%
Plomb

8-11

8-25

75c

(quar.)_

preferred

Plymouth

8-15

8-15

Airways

Corp.,

Paterson

York State Electric &
Gas, com. (quar.)
3.75% preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)

*.

Aetna

Parkview

7

8-15
8-10

50c

6

8-15

1

9-

Corp

2

10-

1

9-

31'Ac

common

2

$1.06'

(quar.)

New

1

Co.,

9-

10-10

9-

8-25

8-

(quar.)

Corp,

9-

1

8-15

8-15

pfd.

Co.

12-

9-10

9-10

8-

iquar.)

(quar.)

Procter &

8-25

(quar.)

Corp.

Pictures

1

10c

(quar.)

preferred

Jersey Zinc

New

N.

Oil

9-29

10-17

9-15

8-11

1

50c

from ordinary

Reflector class A

B

3 V2 %

Pipe

1-3-56

11-

1

30c

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

Paton

10-

1

9-

common

B

Prentice-Hall, Inc.

9-

(quar.)

Sheraton

$5

7-15

28'Ac

(quar.)

Electric

Parkersburg

20c

Gas Co. (quar.)
Power & Light, 47c

New

Y.

5%

8-15

—

A

Inc.,

preferred

preferred

5%

4

8-20

7-15

(quar.)—

preferred

4%

World

Chemical

Park

8-18

Oil,

preferred

6%

8-26

1

10-

Park

Pipe Line—

preferred

New Jersey

N.

5

8-

9-10

50c

(quar.)

Eastern

Panhandle

1

4

$1.25

____

preferred

Corp.

Mfg. Co.

Paragon

9-

9-

8-

$1
30c

iquar.)

Co.

preferred

Portland

8-15

25c

American

20c

(quar.)
(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Amsterdam

4.05%

Pacolet

1

$1.10

Mills

9-

8-17
8-17
11-17

40c

preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Western

4%

9-

40c
90c

(quar.)

(quar.)

1st

Lighting

Pacific

9

1

1

17'/2c

1st

preferred

9-10

75c

Neptune Meter Co., com. (increased)
$2.40 preferred (quar.)
•

New

Pacific

9-

9-15

(quar.)

1st

1st

40c

Paper

5%

6'%

62V2c

Fund, Inc.
474% pfd.

Nekoosa-Edwards

New

i'.

$1.1272

(quar.)

1st

572'%

12-23

7-29

9-10
12-

20c
t25c
t$1.75
$1.12 72

__

(quar.)__—

20c

(quar.)

Fibre

Neisner Brothers

.

9-23

ji*

9-

50c

common

1st'preferred

redeemable

5'%

9-30

7-29

8-15

$1.0674

__

preferred

9

10-15

8

9-

(s-a)

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.

Electric—

&

8-10

20c

Radiator

Vulcanized
Resources

Neiman-Marcus

67c

Co.

Corp.

8-

12-30

8-

8-11

1

$1

6'%

Corp.,

preferred A

6%

—

20c

(quar.)

Mfg

&

6

(increased)

common

redeemable

7%

(quar.)

Tile

$1.127z

8-

preferred

10c

Products

8

1

./_■

10c

;

(Del.)

National

Nevada

5%

Series—

National Tea Co.

Natural

Gas

Stock

Steel Corp. (quar.)
Supply Co. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

National

Finance

8-27

50c

Year-end

National Starch

8-

9-

(quar.)

8-31

25C

Series__

Shops

1

/

Ltd.,

9c

Shirt

1

9-

Co.—

Pacific

9-

$1.50

Castings Co

Series

National

4

Co.,

Brewing

9-16

8-31

National

Paper

preference

Pabst

10-15

9-15

National

$5

4

Glass

1st

12-15

Stock

8-11

9-

$1.10

—

Mfg.

redeemable

5c

v

Owens-Illinois

&

$5c

Fund

Securities

9-10

$1.02

____—

(quar.)

Marine

4.80%

35c

Preferred

40c

(quar.)____

(initial)

preferred

4.50'%

47c

Stock

8-17

Power, common (quar.)
preferred <quar.)__

8-19

National

National

8-26

Tail

$1.75

Machinery

$1.25

1

8-11

1

9-

50%

Pittsburgh Steel Co., common
5'/2 % preferred
(quar.)

Corp.—

472'%

Corp.,

8-10

National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
5 7c
non-cumulative preferred (accum.)
Rubber

—_

Co._

75c

preferred A (quar.)
6% preferred B (quar.)

Resources

A

1

15c

7%

Natural

8-17

1

9-

iquar.)__

Mines of British Columbia,

preferred

6%

8-15

—

9-

$1.12 Va

(increased)

Lock
(quar.)
Malleable & Steel

9-

1

8-26

(quar.)___
—$1.0674
conv. prelerred
(quar.)— $1.1272
preferred (quar.)
$1.1272

9-10

50c

(quar.)

com.

class

Outboard

$ 15c

Gypsum Co., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Co.,

9-15

Falls

8-10

8-23

7-29

9-

50c

Otter

1

1

$1.14

(quar.)

Steel

conv.

4Vi%

2

127aC

Oswego

8-31

9-12

9-

t$l.75

9-

9-

75c

Ltd.

Amer,. shares

class

Suspender

Class
9

12'/2c

(quar.)

preferred

conv.

Aircraft

$5

9-

8-15

8c

(Hartford*

(quar.

Industries,

Pittsburgh
$2.79

1

91'AC

!

Finance. Co.,

$4.80

of

9-

$1.233A

Electrotypers,

Ltd.

Fund

Pitney-Bowes,

de¬

be

25c

,

Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,

(quar.)

common

Products,
preferred (quar.)

7%

tl5c

Products

8-17

(quar.)

Paramount

National

Lead

472%

9

8-

25c

(quar.)

Food

Omar,

8-16

1

8-15

$1.06'A

8-10

8-24

preferred
Inc., 472'%

9-

40c

(quar.)

9-10

$1

—'

Chemical

Onondaga Pottery

30c

45c

1

Gas,

preferred

474%

8-10

t50c

preferred

7»%

/Common

$1.06

Extra
National

4

9

$1.183A

(quar.)

common

8-15

')

8-19

(quar.)

A),

Pioneer Gold

7-29

Ontario

-

1

9-15

8-11

31'Ac

9-

8-15

8-11

15c

(quar.)

(quar.)

$1.3174

9-30

8-31

2 %'

Piper

59%c
6172C
10c

9-15

27VaC

I

dividend)

Pioneer

8-15

8-15

9-15

/

8-15

1

30c

Mathieson

Olin

8-17

10c

1

9-

preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)____—.____—-—
40c pfd. (quar.).

4.92%

8-12

8-31
9-29

$1.75

9-

$1.1272

(quar.)__

Pacific

(quar.)

com.

pfd.

Distillers

National

1

50c

873c
2272c

.—

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

5j/2%

8

(quar.)

preferred

(quar.)—

25c

(quar.)

(stock

common

preferred

National

8-

50c

quar.)_
Fibres

Dairy Products

National

8-15

50c
.___

5

8-

Old Town Corp.,

Oxford

National Drug & Chemical Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Common (quar.)
60c

5

$1

8-

(quar.)

4.08'%

preferred

4% %

6

8-

Ry.—

(quar,)__

4'A%

9-

1

pfd.

common

new

Street

8-15

7.05%

&

<j

Co.

&

dividend

8-25

will

$4.40

(quar.)

National

9

9-15

10c

_

preferred

National

9-

9-30

Co.,

preferred

1

2

6

983Ac

common

preferred

5272c

(quar.)

Oklahoma Natural

2c

and

Louis

St.

common

Cylinder

8-19

9-

50C

profits).,

preferred

,

472%

Corp.—

Container,

4'A %

4% %

9-16

9-10

10c

conv.

National

c

15c

Common

National

1

10-

Oil

37 Vac

(quar.)
By-Products, Inc.—

National

4.44%

30c

preferred

National

Ohio Power Co.,

25c

(initial

Automotive

National

Ohio

7-30

8-19

9-10
9-

26'/4c

(quar.)

Aluminate

common

National

8-22

1

A

10-

American

of

$3.60

income

&

preferred

lc

_____—__________

National

5%

9-10

8-31

(quar.)

Co.

62

1

Inc.—

securities

Nashville, Chattanooga
Quarterly
National Acme

common

$1

_

investment

Corp.

4.50%

Co.,

—_—

Muskogee

realized

Co.,

Match

50c

____________—__

Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)_
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased quar.)

from

Co.

Edison

Ohio

$1.25

(quar.)!___

common

____

from

Crankshaft

Ohio

25c

—

(8c

Ohio

40c

Munsingwear, Inc., common (quar.)_______
5 'A %
preferred
(quar.)______

Mutual

2
2

8-15

30c

—

tax

7%

9-

59 %c

quar.)..,

(quar.)—

Extra.

Ltd.,

9-

50c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

Ogilve Flour Mills,

$4

Stock

Pmellas

____________

1

30c

the

on

1

9-15

8-25

2

9-

(monthly)

Insurance

Pioneer

_

Alrica

South

1

$2.50

(quar.)———_—

Diablo

of

9-

J18%C

(quar.)__

___.

Corp.

share

per

Non-residents

Union

10-

37V2C

(quar.)
(quar.)—

(increased

Corp.,

preferred

Mount
.

Paper Mills

Finance

$5
Motor

$2.79

10-

9-

9-15

5

5

(quar.)

$1.25

(quar.)

Ltd,, com.

Co.

2

9-

1

Co.

t$1.75

(quar.)

Calif,

10-

8-

9-

8c

Engravers

8-

—_

com.

ducted

2

9-

1

Service,

t$1.75

'.

(quar.)—

common

10-

J25c

common

nreferred

Morrison-Knudsen

I

to

shares.
the

t30c

8-15

Phoenix
Pnoto

9-

9-20

$1.50

!

(quar.)

Co.

Plllsbury Mills,

9-21

Noyes

1

20c

1

8-25

(Charles F.) Co., common
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
20 shillings on the ordinary shares, equal

8-16

8-15

2

9-16

55c

(quar.)—.
(quar.)_—

Pharmacal

Norwich

1

9-

88-

1

35c

Public

preferred

Glass

9-16

9-30

•

Monthly

—.—

Northwestern

preferred

Phoenix

8-15

8-15

+69c

preferred

472%

Petroleum

(quar.)_

Northwestern

9-14

1

8-15

1

10-

933Ac

8-10

9-

1

9-12

Sc
60c
o5c
25c

(quar.)

8-15

9-15

20%

(quar.)

99-

*1

:—
com.

1

75c

(quar.)

8

Pine

9-

30c

pfd,

iquar.)___-

8-

1

25c

Transportation (quar.)
Suburban Water, com (quar.)

Pinchin

8-31

$1.25

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)
7%
preferred B (quar.)—
Moore-Handley Hardware, 5%

Morgan

preferred (quar.)_
Bancorporation,

57i%

4%

preferred

.____—

10-1

oc

(quar.)

$4.95

8-15

10-

45c

(quar.)

(quar.)———____

(quar.)—
Insurance
(Hartford)

9-15

25c

div.)

(quar.)

preferred

Power Co. Ltd.—

Northwest

J25C

(stk.

preferred

$3.95

1

Northland Greyhound Lines—

$1.25

(quar.)_____

Co.

$3.65

8-12

___

preferred (quar.):

8-19

(Springfield Mass.)

Insurance

Philal.

8-18

9-

(quar.)

Gas

Oklahoma

3-31

9-16

8-10

(s-a)

Gas

Telephone

9-16

40c

—

9-2,6

8-25

$4

70c

,

10-15

65c

Suburban

Phillips

10-

._

1

Phila.

$2

3'/2c

—_—

9-

8-31

(Hartford)

Co.

10-

.

9-15

30c
$1
«5c
873c

$1.25

—

1

Water Co.—

8-15

9-

8-31

(quar.)

of Ree.

Philadelphia Electric Co., common <quar.j__
$1
preference common
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly

34 Ac

——

Holder•

favable

(quar.)

9-20

(quar.)

Northeastern

9-23

Products

9-20

(quar.)

(111.)

Gas

8-19

Ltd.—

Corp.

Co.

RR.

9-10

5%%

preference
(quar.)

Refractories

American

8-19

Moody's Investors Service—
$3

(quar.)———

9-10

96 Vi

Tool

preferred

1

9-15

(quar.)

pfd.

Philadelphia Dairy

When

Share

\

8-18

10-

—„_*.5c

prior preferred (quai.)_.—.———
preferred (s-a)———
—
——
Northern Insurance Co.
<N. Y.) (quar.)—

.—

__

Machine

15c

30c

(annual)

Life Insurance,

A

$1.15

—

America

class

Cement,

(quar.)_____—

$1.27 !/2

(quar.)

(initial

Liqueur

B

$1.28/a

(quar.)_

Per

Name of Company

9-10

40c

(quar.)—

com.

North American Investment, 6%

Cement—

$3.85 pref. series C
Molybdenum Corp. of

Monarch

10-

American

$1.37 V»

______

quar.)
Missouri Utilities Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (R.), Ltd., class A (quar.)

Monarch

7-29

North

(quar.)—
—

Corp.,

Holder$

Payable of Ree.

Share

Car

preferred

8-19

(quar.)

com.

____—.____.—___

Portland

Mohawk

7-29

8-15

57e%

1

(quar.)

(quar.).

common

8-15

American

9-

4.60% pfd. fquar.)_.
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, common

New

5

North

$1.25

Power,

A

9-

(quar.)

Mississippi
Class

1

35c

convertible

Missouri

10-

$1.25

(s-a)—_

Name of Company

5

7c

Minneapolis-Moline, $5.50 preferred
$1.50 conv. 2nd preferred (quar.)
5%

9-

50c

Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
5 >/2 %
preferred
(quar.)______—!___—
$5.10 1st preferred
iquar.)
Minneapolis, Honeywell Regulator—
3.30%

1

(monthly)

Bradley Co.,

Common

10-

(quar.)_

com.

When

Per

Holders

Payable 0/ Rec.

56'AC

Reclaiming,

preferred (quar.)
Piping
Co.
(quar.)

Midwest
Miles

Share

*

Monday, August 15, 1955

...

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Number 5455 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182

When

Per

■Name of Company

Share

-

472%
Rutland

Whitehall

&

Aeronautical (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)—
Ryan

preferred

4%

Standard

8-15

8- 1

Standard

Oil

Co.

of

9- 9
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
8-29
9-30
8-15

8-19
9-14
9-14

Standard

Oil

Co.

(New

9-14
8-19
9-13

Standard

8- 5

State Fuel Supply

——

(quar.)_

——

be

held

10

Aug.

on

on

9-30

$1.07V2
25c
J$1.07

(quar.)—
Safway Steel Products, Inc. (quar.)_____—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4 7i% pfd. (quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)
Stockholders will vote at a special meeting
to

75c

'

Louis,

5%
St.

—

(quar.)

27Vic

10-17

1 45c
$1.10
25c
27a%
183/4C
32Vic

9- 1
10- 1
8-24
8-31
8-31

..

Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)-Industries, com.
(stock

div.)—,___

Savage
75c

9-15
9-15
12-15

pfd. (quar.) ___—_————
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
——
Schering Corp. (s-a)—25c
Schmieg Industries (quar.) ——
—
6c
Scott (Paper Co., common (quar.)
—
45c
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
*
85c
'$4 preferred (quar.)
—______——
$1
conv.

r

Scotten

Dillon

Scovill

Mfg.

4.30%

preferred

4.307c

preferred
plus

Sept.

preferred
Air

Seaboard

9- 1
9- 1

8-12
8-12

—______

J25c
t31%c

;

$1.25

(quar.)—

45c

(quar.):

Co.,

common

$4.75

preferred

(quar.)

$1.18%
25c
45c
30c
60c
60c

Seaboard

Oil

Seaboard

Surety (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—

(quar.)____.—

—__

—__

:___

D.)

&

Co.

&z

Co.

—____

(quar.)_.._

Roebuck

(quar.)

—,

65c

Seeger

Refrigerator
(quar.)
Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)__
Shawinigan Vaster & Power, com.
4%

preferred

Shell

Oil

Co.

B

Products

4%

preferred

Shoe

$4.50

preferred series B

8-10

preferred eeires C

Class

B

Signode

Gas,

&

class

A

Straping. com. (increased)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
net

dividend

of

paid

was

750

dividend

will

be

$1.06

per

American

of

Simmons

Co.

distributed

Sens Ltd..

(H.)

TSimpsons,
Sinclair

Singer

Ltd.

Oil

pfd.

Corp.

Skelly

Manufacturing Co.
Oil Co.
(quar.)

Smith

Directors
ferred

emitted

stock

Sonotone

Corp.,

preferred
preferred
Texas

(quar.)

Development,

B

plus

div.

this

into

Texas

8-31

Texas

8-31

Southeastern Telephone Co.,
Southern

Edison

California

4.087*

preferred
preferred

4.88%
Southern

8-12

9-

7

8-24

Texas

9-15

8-19

Texas

9-

1

8-9

Texas

9-15
9-15

8-15
8-15

9- 6

8-22

Southern

Canada

Common

—_

Power

Southern

Franklin

——

.

34c

Process

pfd.

preferred

non-cum.

Southern Utah

com.

(quar.)

7-28
8- 1
8-20

Thew

9-10

8- 5

9-30
9-30
9-30

9-2

(Increased

9- 2

2

8-15
7-19

Life

Insurance

(Dallas)

3.707*

Public

Service,

(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)___:

4.157*

1—

4.20%

Spiegel,
$4.50

preferred
inc.,

Splndale

Mills,

Tokheim

9- 1

8-15

Toledo Edison

9-1
9- 1
9- 1

8-15
8-15

4.25%
4%%

preferred
preferred

8-15

4.567*

preferred

8-15

7-20

Trade

9-6
8-16

8-1
8- 5

Trade

Travelers

8-15

9-15

8-15
8-19

7-30

9-15

9- 2

True

Standard

Brands,

preferred

Inc.,

(quar.)

Standard

Coil

Standard

Commercial

Products

Standard Forgings

common

(quar.)

(stock

(quar.)




div.)_
.—

8-

1

Warren

1

8-

1

$4.50

10-10
8-15

8-26

Washington

Twin

11-

1

10-20

11-

1

10-20

11- 1
11-1
11-1
11- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1

10-20
10-20
10-20
10-20

8-17
8-10
8-10

4.30%

preferred

25c

9-15

8-19

45C

9-

2

8-11

4.80%
Weber

5%

8-20

Tank

8-15

8-

9-15

8-15

1

8772c

9-15

9-

8-16

8- 5

1

Car

4%

4%%

Air

Cold

Lines,

preferred

5%

8-26

7-22

57*

25c

8-26

8-12

United

preferred

com.

(s-a)_—

(quar.)___;

9-

9

West

10-

1

9-

9

5%

conv.

pfd. (quar.)

Artists .^heatre Circuit, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
Auto

Parts,

5%

preferred—

8-25

40c

8-15
8-15

8-

1

8-15

8-

1

10c

8-15

8-

1

9-

1

75c

60c
50c

(quar.)

8-

9-10

10-

1

1

9-1B

1-3-56

12-18

I2Y2C

8-15
8-15

8-

8

8-15

8-

8

8-15

8-

1

8-

1

(quar.)

627ac

(quar.)

62 7ac

8-

8-15

8

20c

Co., $4

pfd.

9- 2

8-19

9- 2

8-19

$1

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

9-

1

8-15

25c

9-15

9-

1

20c

8-15

8-

1

8-15

8-

1

$1.10

10- 1

(quar.)

West Virginia

Extra
Texas

8-31

8-10
8-20

8-19

8-

8

8-26

8-

4

9-12

8-

5

4.80%
Western

Western

30c

Utilities

4.40%

Co.,

pfd.

(quar.)

Pulp & Paper—
472 7* preferred (quar.)
Westates Petroleum, 70c pfd. (accum.)

9-10

Westeel

Products,

Ltd.

$1.1272

8-15

preferred
Canada

B

8-

3

Westinghouse

Air

8-16

7-28

Westinghouse

Electric,

8-15

8-

1

35c

9-15

9-

1

15c

9-

1

8-12
8-24

Whirlpool

Corp.

Whitaker

Paper

Co.

Inc.

9-1

8-2

9-1

8-8

8-15

8- 1

10- 1
9-15

9-9

Co.

50c

(quar.)

common

9-1
9-1

(quar.)

95c

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-25

8-16

11-25

11-13

9-

9

8-29

Whitehall

9-

9

8-29

Whitney Blake

9-13

8-31

White

(S.

9-15

8-31

White

Motor

9-

2

8-18

9-

2

8-18

White

9-30

9-16

White's

Auto

Stores,

9-30

9-16

$1.06%

8-15

8-10

9-14

9-

2

Wickes

Corp.

1

8-

5

25c

t$1.1272
62c
35c

(quar.)—

(quar.)

9-

8-31

67»c

8-12

S.)

8772c

8-15

7-20

9272C

8-15

7-20

8-15

7-20

8-15

7-20

Wilcox

9-

1

8-11

$2

9-

1

8-25

9-15

8-19

1

8-19

1

8-12

25c

e-

$1.25

9-

$1.25

9-15

&

$1

$1.25

9-

1

1

9-20
9- 2
8- 1
9- 9

10-25

10-11

15c

8-15
8-15
8-15
9- 1
9-9

7-29
7-28
7-28
8-15
8-15

11-22

11-10

25c

8-19

7-29

20c

8-15

15c
3772c
6772c

—

(quar.)__

Gas

9c
15c
34%c

(quar.)

Winn

common

for

share

(one

each

stockholders

to

annual

meeting

to

be

20c
three

approval

held

!

on

'

(quar.)
Candle Co

Baumer

(J.

B.)

preferred

—

& Lovett Grocery

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Power

Public

Common

Wolf

Wood

Oil

&

90c

8-15

7-30

9-20

8-31

10-1

15c

Power, common

3.607*

Wisconsin

9-15

-

Light

(quar.)

Service,

8-13

:

(quar.)

——

Co

& Dessaur Co.

8- 5

7-29
7-29
8-19
9-20
8-2
10-14

277ac

(monthly)

Monthly

Wisconsin

"

32c

15c
25c
6c
6c
3772C
$1.50

(quar.)

com.

8-15
8-15
8-31
9-30
9- 110-31
9- 1

75c

Co.,

(quar.)

Wisconsin Electric

Wiser
9-

9-16
9-17

9-30
9-15
8-16
9-23

28)

Williams

8-15

10- 1
10-1

157*

Subject

Oil

8-12
8-31

9-10

40c

(increased)

Propane

the

9- 6

40c
$1.317»

Co. (quar.)
Dental Mfg.

Co.

dividend

at

9-15

(quar.)

dividend

Oct

8-8

10- 1
9- 1

(quar.)

(quar.)

pfd.
Mfg.

(quar.)
572% convertible preferred (quar.)
Whitman (Clarence) & Sons, Inc

8-12

8-31

5 74%

Cement

River

Stock

8-26
8-8

—

White Motor,

Stock

8- 1
8-15
8-15

$1.25
30c

(increased)

Westmoreland,

1

9- 1

75c

Weston (George), Ltd., 4727* pfd.
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)

9-13

Brake

preferred "B"

9-

J25c

Co.

(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery
5% preferred (quar.)

3.80%

8-15

J95c

(quar.)

R.

8-22

$1.20

.-.

Breweries, Ltd., com. (quar.)
R.

9-23

9-15

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)

preferred
Pacific

1

10-20

15c

(quar.)
Supply, com.

Auto

8-

25c

Western Air Lines
Western

9-15

$30c

(quar.)

8-24

$1.1272

(quar.)

8-12

9-10

20c

1

Storage—

prior

United Aircraft Corp.,

United

Snowdrift

Sugar

Mfg.

10-

377ac

(quar.)__

Co.

participating

United

&

1

6%

Terminal

Union

Oil

Indies

Point

10-

$1

8-20

1

9

Wesson

9-

91.127a

1

9- 1

8-19

West

Will

—

9-15

West

7-27

Missouri

preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)

—

12-

8-31

held.

$3.50

8-12

1

37*

75c

$3.70

8-30

series)

_—

Union Electric Co. of

8-15

9-

(quar.)

75c

8-26

1

9- 1

dividend

1772c

8-26

12-15

(1952

Services

Jet

25c

9-15

10- 3

preferred

40c

L—

9-

25c

2

12 7ac

53%C

—

8-19

(quar.)

5%

(J), Inc., com,

37726

preferred (quar.)

M9- 1

(quar.)

9-15

30c

(quar.)

8-

75c

(quar.)

$1.25

(increased)

8-25

8-16

10c

A

40c

9-15

30c

preferred
preferred

70c

Carbon

7-29

(quar.)

common

1

40c

,

8-16

8-19

(quar.)

10-

Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—
Common

Fixture

20c

(quar.)

9-12'

$1.12

series)

9-15

9

8-12

$0.6333

(1951

2

9-

10-10

9

9-12

Extra

9-15

9-

40c

(initial)

preferred

(Hartford) —

(quar.)

10-20

$35c

(quar.)

50c

Inc., common
(quar.)
(quar.)

9-20

'

20c

(quar.)

9-15
8-8

25c

25c

30c

(quar.)

9-30
9-1

10c

57*

8-17

common

8-15

68%c

(quar.)__"__*™'L

8-15

1

Insurance

8-1$

1

25c

1

9-

6%

8-15

1

9-

50c

9-

$1.14

(quar.)——
preferred (s-a)__

6

9-

25c

Class

8-17

(quar.)

9-

$1

8-19

25c

common

convertible

9-30

1

t317»c

(quar.)

&

convertible

Stock

9-

11-29

6

—

Showcase

Welex

11-29

9-

:

8-24

1

12-15

35c

8-31

8-31

8-13
9-1

9-15

(quar.)

7-29

8-

I

1

9-

12-15

Co.

Steel,

Weingarten

9

9-1
12-

9-15

1272c

112V2C
*12yac

(quar.)

(quar.)

8

1

Y.)

9-10
12-10

5

20c

9-

8-15

8-15

$1.25

(quar.)

37V2C

9-15

9-15

8-19

$1.25

8-15

9-

(quar.)
Tyer Rubber, $4.25 preferred
Union Bag & Paper (quar.)
&

pfd.

10c

$1.0674

$1.50 conv. pfd.

Carbide

5%

(quar.)

4%

9-

Inc.

(quar.)

preferred

3.80%

Coach Co., com.

Union

9-

Extra

(quar.)__:
(quar.)

Tung-Sol Electric,

10-20

9-10

9-20

D.) Co., common
preferred
(quar.)

9-15

8-17

—

(quar.)

9-1

9-30

25c

Bakers,

(S.

Washburn Wire

„

Corp., common (quar.)
$5 preferred A (quar.)

10-14

20c

Dutch

common

com.

8-17

:

(interim)

Gas,

11- 1

8-

(quar.)

9- 2

1

preferred

Temper

8-16

(quar.)

Petroleum

5%

(initial)

92V2C
9772c

25c

—±—.—

(quar.)

Tobacco

Warren

1

9-

conv.

30c

(quar.)
Ltd.—

Quarterly

Trunkline

45c
50c

(quar.)

1

9-

8-31

Coal,

40c

8-15

27*

40c

Truax-Traer

40c
Co.

1

$1.18%

9-

Universal

Trinity

1

30c

—

$3

$1.0674

Insurance

8-15

Union

Co.

Warren

I

75c

Service

common

9-

9-

1

88-

127aC

25c

Quarterly

Water

New

8-13

(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)

3174C

25c

(quar.)

8-

1

(quar.)

Petroleum,

Transtates

8-15

2

(quar.)

31 %c

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line

8-31

$1.05

1

9-

8-15

(quar.)
Trust (N.

&

9-

(quar.)

Swasey
(Northam)

9-

Co.—

Co.

Mark

7-27

50c

;

&

9-

$1

(N. Y.)

Co.,

ord.

8-16

Mines, Ltd.

Co.,

10c

(quar.)__

Corp.

Bank

Co.

Corp.

&

Warner

50c

$1.12V2
25c

(quar.)

Quarterly

$3.50

8- 5
8- 5

12c

JlOc

Amulet

35c

Trust

receipts

dep.

8-31
8-31

9-15

60c

(resumed)

preferred

com.

Stamford

Securities

Inc

(increased)

8-15

'

JlOc

Walgreen Co.

1772c

—

(quar.)

& Trust Co.

Guarantee

Amer.

9-15

27%c
25c

.___

Class B (quar.)
Spokane International RR. Co.—

Spotless

Title

1

8-30

(quar.)

preferred

8-10

15c

(quar.)

Mfg,

9-

20c

America

Detinning,

8-26

35c

(quar.)

com.

Bearing

Roller

Metal

20c

(quar.)

(increased)

25c

pfd.

conv.

1

40c

-

(quar.)

Welder

Markets Inc.,

Thorofare

9-13

$1.15

(quar.)

common

convertible

(quar.)___

Electric

Thomson

6272c

$1.03%
$1.06%
$1.10

4.25%

preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
.,'.4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.367* preferred (quar.)_—
Speed Queen Corp. (quar.)_
Spencer Chemical, com. (quar.)

Co.

9-

60c

.
—

55c
33c

(quar.)

com.

preferred

3.90%

8-10

—

Quarterly
Southwestern

5

7-29

$1.06 7»

25c

(quar.)

8-10

(quar.)

Corp.,

Weeden & Co.,

(quar.)

Mfg.

Industries, Inc. (quar.)
(John R.) Co. (quar.)
Products, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar. 1
Thompson-Starrett, 70c pfd. (quar.)

$2.80

Co.

7 7*

Waite

a

Thompson

Titan

Service—

quar.)

Southwestern

on

Thompson

2772c

Electric

Southwestern

Sept., 28

on

Thompson

50c

(quar.)

vote

preferred

Shovel

25c

Co

Power

Southwestern Drug Corp., com.

8-

*

8-10

8-15

—

Mfg,

Co.—

(quar.)

62V2c

—

will

Glass

40c

(quar.)

(quar.)——

9-10

,

8-20

8-25

(quar.)

47*

conv.

Fail

75c

(quar.)__

Railway Co.,

non-cum.

7-29
8-14

proposal to declare a 100% stk.

directors'

Townsend

t50c
22y2c
25c

(quar.)

Pipeline

(quar.)——
—
Pacific Coal & Oil (increased quar.)__

Stockholders

The

Ltd.—

Co.,

iquar.)

Southern Natural Gas

Southern

common

(quar.)

Co.

Illinois

Timken

.

Water,

8-31

dividend.

i

25J/2C
3072c
(quar.)
I8%c
25c
$0.2656Vi

Vogt

9-29

tOc

(initial series)
(quar.)
5% non-conv. pfd. series B (quar.)__
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)

—

7-29

vil5e

1

8-25

dividend

$1.25

Gulf Sulphur

Thatcher

8-15
8-31

8-15

Stock

$1.1272

(quar.)

7-22

9-

$1.50

(quar.)__

& Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 57* pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Tel & Tel, 572 % pfd. (quar.)

35c

—

pfd.

preferred

Year-end

;

(quar.)
Natural Gas

Co.

Chemical

Walker

(quar.)

8-15

5

50c

B

$1.3772

common

$1.50

$1.1272

Virginia Coal

75c

Common

8-2

1

realized

(quar.)

Producing

Gulf

Texas

8

9-

8c

preferred (quar.)

Tobacco

(quar.)

Southern

-

from

7-29

1

Fund.

of

Heating

25C

preferred

4%7*

1

8-

9-15

from investment

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

8-19

8-

8-29

377ac
—

(217/lGc

Fund,

capital gains and 3 3/10c

8-16

9-

Kanip's Holland

Vulcan

:

4.757*

pfd. (quar.)

5%

(quar. I

California

preferred

Vi % preferred (quar.)
5.44% preferred (quar.)

,

Co.

8-15

tl272c

—-—

(quar.)

8- 2

10c

(quar.)

Steel

preferred

Vick

27c

—

8-

8-20

(quar.)

Vendorlator Mfg. Co
Viceroy Mfg. Co., 50c class A
Class A
(quar.)

(from investment

Texas Eastern Transmission,

Co.—

(quar.)

4

:

(quar.)

8-22

9-10

25c

Corp.

Corp.

Norman

57*

6c

preferred

4.327*

Fenr.,

8-221

9-10

(quar.)

474 7*

Income

de

Vapor

35c

(quar.)
Inc.

8-16

1

9-

Line

1

1

18%C
$1.25

Value

8-

10- 1

to

com.

8-15

8-15

5 7*

Convertible

1

$1.08

&

Co.

partic.

Co.

Oil

Appliance

preferred A (quar.)—

9-

Aug. 10

9-

Southern

Class

57*

pref. B (entire issue called for
redemption on Aug. 15 at $27.50 per sh.

Utility

Class B

10-

9-1

9-15

Oil

67*

Pitcures,

1

Corp.

$1

Universal

1

income)

(quar.)-

8-12

7-27

$2.40

class

8-26

8-

Tennessee

8-31

Universal Insurance

8-

8

50c

4

8-15

8-

(quar.)

8-

8-15

8-16

—__

2

Cooler,

8-15

1

—___

(quar.)

9-

Utah

1

9-10

Corp.

1

25c

class A

9-15

$1.75

9-

8-15

9-

$2

487sc

25c

24c

1

25c

$1.04

(quar.)

10-

(quar.)

Consolidated

preferred B (quar.)

Inc.

8-15

6272C

Special

7-27

(quar.)

1

50c

Universal

8-15

common

9-

\50c

5

8-12

9-15

9-15

(quar.)

5

1

1

10-

40c

°

(initial)

8-

10-

t
4

(quar.)

preferred

common

8-

1

(increased)

'

45c

9-30

9-

9

8-19

*

$1

common

1st

Vitamin

8-19
12-

on

J j! c

8-15

B

shares

Universal

9-

9-

8-20
8-15
9- 6

S.

Van

(quar.)—
(increased)

'

directors'

a

5

25c

Electric,

on

5

50c

A

15

common

8-

50c

class

Co.,

non-cum.

Vanadium

__.

9- 9

basis

8-15

common

9-10

.

Rubber

Vanadium-Alloys

(quar.)

Inc.,

5.507*

serial

57*

the

9

1-2-56

75c

special meeting

a

8-

1

Taylor

Southeastern Public Service—

5%

split

9-

2272c

(quar.)__:.__

Steel, new
77*
preferred

Van

proposal to

3772c

9-30

a

on

20c

30c
50c
25c
50c
(quar.)——5c
!
31 Vic
38%c

common

~

4%

future

8-19

■

8-31

special meeting

near

1

Card____

Co.

S.

4.327*

pre¬

(quar.)____—

South Bend lathe Works

6%

—

Television Electronics Fund

Hungerford) (extra)—
Smith & Weston, Inc.Socony Mobil Oil, corn, (quar.)

South

the

U.

1

Class

time.

(J.

$1.55

in

S.

8%
U.

9-

Tampa

rate

the

57*
U.

12-

50c
45c

on

8-15

1

,

payment

at this

Smith-DougJass Co.

$1.25

(quar.)—

8

9-13

8-15

7-29

9-

-

& Lithograph Co., common—
preference series A (quar.)_

10c

(quar.).

8-

(quar.)

1

Playing

9-12
8- 4

$1.0674

Printing

S.

3772c

(quar.)

preferred

9-10

(Alexander), Inc.—

Smith

——

Taylor Pearson & Carson (Canada) Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

Potash

S.

1-1-56

$15c

(quar.)—

S.

1

JlOc

5c

:

8-31

t$ 1.25
J1272C

U.

U.

7-23

1

8-29

(interim)__

50c

(quar.)

held

Sept.
split the

on

to

U.

at

.«

9-10-

1007*

$1

j

a

Ltd.

divid.)_

8-15

32

(initial)

Co.

/

(stock

8-12

8-31
8-31

60c

(quar.)

vote

'

J$1

:

30c

50%

(quar.)

common

8-31

9-30
10- 1

(quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)
United Telephone
(Pa.), 472 7* pfd. (quar.)

377aC

(quar.)__

(stock dividend)

67*

will

held

be

1

50c

J15c

(quar.)

■ *

9-2

1

10-

50c
$1.0674

.

(annual)

A
:__

Shares

Mines,

four-for-one

7-29

87

8-15

preferred

Co.

&

65c

5%

8-15

:

preferred

Pipe & Foundry

8-« 1

8-15

8-31

8-31

.

a

5c

9-15

80c

proposal

1

Co., com. (s-a)

9-15

(increased)

1

9-

8-15

Tampax,

60c

to

9-

9-14

9-10

Tampa Marine,

*$1.06

8-15

9-14

25c

Oil,

Hill

Stockholders

(quar.)

8-15

'quar.)

feimonds Saw & Steel Co.
Simon

the

at

9-

S.

4.167*

9-

tax)

share-

9-15

Talon,

share

per

witholding

8-23
8- 5
8-5

invest-

(quar.)_

S. Lines, common (quar.)
472 7*
preferred
(s-a)

9-30

U.

Syracuse Transit Corp.

The proceeds of this

Aug. 1

cn

francs

18%

of

U.

8-J.2

65c

income)

(after deduction

8-12

8-15

net

common

Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)

74 7*

8-29

1

(from

(quar.)

Fund

Keno

9

9-

$75c

Growers, Ltd.—

Income

9-10

8-15

Quarterly

Simca—
A

,

Hoffman

S.
4

7-16

common

second

Swift

7-29

62 Vic

'
.

8c

9-

.

8-31
8-31

;

U.

1

(quar.)

1

—=

9-10

Ltd

15c

Steel

8-15

65c

9-15
9-15

(quar.)_^

8-15

30c

$1.12Vi
$1.12Vi

:___

1
1

three-for-one.

2
7-29

8-15

99-

40c

_____

25c
$1.12Vi

(quar.)

O.'l

8-15

United

1

directors'

8-15

9-15

12-19

9-

Paper

be

12-30

9-

Stockholders will vote at

9-2

50c

(quar.t

$4.50

8-16
8-16
1

(quar.)

Illuminating

United

31 %c

(quar.):

Superior Tool & Die (quar.)

9- 8

9-

$1.75

(quar.)

Fund

preferred
Grain

9-19

(quar.)
(quar.)

preferred
Inc.—

non-cumulative

9-30

8-16

Corp.

74%

5%

J6c

(quar.)
Mines,

preferred

to

9-13

1

65c

pfd. "1954 series"

preferred

4%

4

35c

$1.25 pfd.
(quar.)

common

preferred

5Va7*

1

25c

Clothier,

&

10-

43 %C

(quar.)

com.

Co.,

67*

9-

'

(quar.)_

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil,
472% preferred (initial)

8-26

9-13

$1

20c

;

Improvement,

3 7ac

Swan-Finch

9-23

:

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Science

Gas

30c

Coal Co

&

Wells,

Sunbeam

•

45c

quar.)
(quar.)

common

Consolidated

Oil

9-15

50c

15c

(quar.)

9- 9

9- 9

(quar.)

ir.come)
United

50c

(quar.)

cov.

United

7-29
8-26

9

$1.25

——

Propane Gas, common
conv. pfd. "1952 series"

5.20 7*

8-18

8-15
9-

57*

Sutherland

4c

of America, class A (quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)

Signal

(increased

8-10

$1

Corp,

$4.50

7-30
8-18

60c

25c

(quar.)_
Cos.

Investments, Ltd.—
A

Funds,

United

(quar.)

com.

Corp.

Sunshine Biscuits

45c

—

Fuel
class

United

-it

Fuller,

Broadcasting,
B

1

9-

6%

25c

56c

i

8- 5
8- 5

1

preferred

$1.25

Co.,

9-22
9- 1

50c

9-

Coal

-

Corp.—

(quar.)

preferred

1st

5.20%

9-2

$1.25

7-15

9-

jlOc

Corp.

United

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)
Lithograph

B.)

&

Strawbridge

9-22

10- 2,
10- 2

<quar.)__

Extra

Baer

Storer

7-15

(quar.)—

Sherwin-Williams Co., com.

(John

preferred

Struthers

9-22

8-15

—

10- 5

8-15
8-31

(quar.)

Engineering & Foundry,

United

8

30c
•

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Suburban

8-12

8-25

Manufacturing Co. (increased i
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)

Sherman

preferred

Class

8-12
9-16

10c

Sheller

9-15

8-17

10-15

j38c

25c

class A

Elastic

"7 7*

1

$1.12%

(quar.)

Electric

■c:rpd

United

Textiles—

Stern

&

Sun Ray Drug

J30c
J50c
t567»c

(quar.)_____

(quar.)

3772c

(quar.)__:

Stores

Stoneage Coke
4

8-8
8- 1

—

(quar.)__

(quar.)—____

A

preferred

Co.

&

Bros.

Sun

—______—$1.43%

4Vi%

(A.)

5.20%

(quar.)

Sears

8-20

77*

7-29

preferred

(G.

8-

9-11

Stock Dividend

8-15

$5.75

Searle

8-25

15c

Sullivan

(quar.)

RR.

Finance

Seagrave

25c

Stix,

8- 8

9-20
9- 1
9- 1
9-27
10-10
10-10
10-10
9-15
9- 1
8-25
8-19
10- 3
9-2

40c

(quar.U

Warner

Stewart-Warner

8-20
8-20
8-20

called for
$102
per
convertible to

(quar.)

Line

Co.

50c

(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical (quar.)

87*

9- 1
8-24
10-14
10-14

22 7/10c

Scythes & Co., Ltd., com.
57c

8-15

Stetson

at

20

Seaboard

8-15

1

545,

issue

on

•

1

6%

9iy4c
$1.07Vi

(quar.)__

(quar.)

(entire

Sept.
20
this dividend)

redemption
share

preferred

United

1

Stetcher-Traung

30c

3.657^

Co.,

8-10

8-15

America—

(quar.)

preferred

Holder*

Payable of Rec.

Share

of

Corps., Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)

9-

4 V2 7*

9- 1
9- 1
12- 1

8-31
8-18
9-15
9-10
11- 1
11-1

Co

9

Common
$4.50

Co.

"

7-30
9-2
8-10

(quar.)

9-

9-10

$1.25

(quar.)___^

Company

Biscuit

United

9-

Stanley

10-10

(quar.)

com.

1st pfd. series A

1

8-10

10-

Stern

Regis Paper Co.,

$4.40

1

9

35c

(quar.)

Jersey)

Sterling Aluminum Products

<■

88-

9-

15c

Stein

—

St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.

Indiana

Railway

Stauffer

37Vic
$1.25
$1.25

preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)

8-15
8-15

75c

(quar.)__

Equipment Mfg
Stanley Home Products, Inc. (quar.)

Sterchi

Francisco Ry., common——

San

convertible

5%

(Del.)

Packaging Corp.—
convertible preferred

$1.60

dividend.

stock

St.

5c
5c

quar.)
Calif.

of

Co.

1

directors'

a

(initial
Oil

Standard

proposal to split the shares two-for-one,
which would also be followed by a 100%
4

B

8-15
9-12

preferred

4.30%

Class

8-22

When

Per

Name of
United

Milling Co. (Del.)—
A
(initial quar.)

9- 1
10- 3

--

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Standard

10cc
60c
$1

(quar.)__

(quar.)

RR.

Class

9-21

"•

(Jacob), common
preferred (quar.)

Share

•

80c

Corp
(Helena), Inc., class A

Rubinstein

Ruppert

Name of Company

5c
25c
25c
$1.12 7a.

Royalties Management

When

Per

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

55

(655)

(quar.)

(Alan) Steel (see Alan Wood Steel)-,.,

>g|

,

111

•

.

-

>'

*.-i

.

.

r

>

9-10
8-31

I ii)jeUllMMB

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 15, 1955

(656)

56

When

Per

preferred

5%%

(quar.)

Indus,

(Gar)

for redemption on

c&Hed

to

15
Iron

Aug.

(P. W.)

Woolworth

Woolworth

Ltd.,

W.)

(F.

8-12

8-12

8-16

3IV2C

9

8-26

9-

1

8-10

re¬

(quar.)

>

1
1

1

10-20

9-

1

8-15

Mfg.

Towne

Tale

&

Corp.,

preferred

4Y2%

9

earnings

9-15

Dividends

1

9-15

Dividends

paid
paid

on

preferred

8-20

8-

8-15

Number

of

8-12

Number

of

15c

8-15

7-20

Current

share
.stockholders—_—

per

i

British income tax.

Less Jamaica Income

Previous

Property,

assets

Net

—V.

(

181,

six

first

The

months

of

from

Net

from

Net

Gross

ry.

Net

ry.

Gross

Federal

Commission

Power

issued

has

from
ry.

$596,806
90,578

$801,759

proportional

Geiger.

Carbon-14

182,

181,682

Public

118,367

Net

from
ry.

—V.

3,618.342

4,653,985

4,131,600

994.506
598,372

720.376

1,179.217
747,289

858.055

515,792

617,263

See

above.—V.

182,

Super¬

is

early

tingent

bonds

Pacific Far East
—The recent

share) and of 160,000 shares of common stock (par
per share, through A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.

and

associates, have been oversubscribed.
V. 182, p. 512.

the

Federal

the

See details in

used

short-term

retire

to

bank

and

loans

Eastern

Line

Pipe

Commission

Power

will

oral

an

time

Panhandle
•Commission

July

on

with

filed

6

for

request

a

exceptions

to

respect

182,

argument

Sept.

7

to

oral

before

argument

Presiding

the

pertaining

after

1955,

21,

exercise

the
as

the

of

convertible,

the

to

for

reserved

July

subdivision

warrants,

of

stock

be

dividend,

stock

common

a

common

preferred

into

stock,

or

Staklinski

Mr.

be

entitled

shall

be

to

that

announced

also

such

increase

issued

at

This

common

1/442.

Paramount Pictures Corp.—Semi-Annual
operations

domestic and Canadian

4955

estimated

are

■Canadian

income

$»er

shares

its judgment would
of common stock as

shares

of

of

dilution

any

in

the

right

conversion

existing and granted to the preferred stock.—V. 182, p. 114.

Radio

America

Corp. of

1955—3 Mos.—1954

public

Subs.)—Earn¬

services

&

sold

Net

income

78

cents

per

I« the second quarter
•cents

its

consolidated

share

per

was

adjustment

the

•on

the

stock

first

of

share on the 2,217,036 shares then outstanding.
of 1954 an additional amount of $832,000, or 38

earned

by

outstanding at that date. The

including

182, p.

*

for

788,000

22,290,000

20,335,000

stk.

8,705,000

8,414,000

20,485,000

17,692,000

share

$0.62

$0.60

$1.46

$1.26

com.

com.

per

Based

14,031,016 shares.—V. 182, p. 319.

on

1954

were

estimated

non-recurring

comparative
at

earnings

$3,962,000

profit

net

issue

$4,000,000

promissory

of

.182,

to finance the

notes

purchase of 200

The

corporation acts

accounts

located

receivable,
36-39

at

factors

as

agents for manufacturers,

selling

or

and acquires and holds for investment

bonds,

notes,

Main

Reaction

Street,

exp.

See

etc.

The

Flushing, N.

corporation's

Y.—V.

181,

p.

resale

or

offices

are

mentioned

&

1955—12 Mos.—* 1954

78,102.521

153,022,737

138.349,427

76,252,131

68,779,934

140.124.394

125,381,875

10,081,448

9,322,587

12,898,343

1,113,367

1,230,203

1,118,367

outstanding
Earnings per share
•Restated
and

to

$8.19

reflect

related

s

s

$8.34

subsequent

items.—V.

182,

adjustments
p.

$10.48

pertaining

$11.60

to

rates,

12.

(Victor L.) Phillips Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
company

on

covering

$50,000

bentures

due July

July 20 filed

principal
1,

Advance

1960,

a

amount

The net proceeds are to be used for




letter of
of

6%

to' be offered at

provides

company

installation and

engineering,

notification

with

the SEC

five-year convertible de¬
without underwriting.

par,

working capital.

173,

markets

and

Co.

above.—V.

from

from

Supersonic Air¬

181,

Net

ry.

oper.

From
Gross

Jan.

from

Net

from

Net

ry.

—V.

income—

will reimburse

expenditures

repair

$8,996,453
1,405,816

1,485,396

840,860

64,853.469
13,886,553
7,068,429

1,106,882

57,453,593

54.913.457

67,013,048

Net

ry.

Gross

railway-

13,367,021

11,832.002

7,115,166

6,679,438

15,524.167
8,424,718

income

Jan.

Net

irom

Net

ry,

—V.

it

company's

second

1,187

reported

was

of

quarter
barrels

share

net

oil

averaged

Aug.

2,885

1954

Higher Profits
on

its

barrels

period,

a

an

properties

day

as

during

St.

Because

this

year,

of

27

the

cents

a

share

payment

in

the first

of dividends

in

six

months

stock,

of

Reserve

on

June

30.

had 548,582 shares of common capital stick outstanding
with 521,200 shares outstanding June 30, 1954.

is conducting the most active development
and exploration progarm in its history.
Its June 30 financial position
was improved and it was
reported that it has paid off the $225,000 of
bank loans outstanding at the end of 1954.
June 30 working capital,
before provision for taxes,
amounted to $441,500 as compared with
$396,600 at the end of 1954.—V. 181, p. 2518.
company

this

year

58,067,087

64,495,780

61,007,435

14,332,313

10,892,879

15,967,781

13,118.868

7,004,086

4,693,512

7,186,855

6,744,094

114.

p.

Francisco

Net

ry.

from

Net

ry.

1952

$375,664

$531,345

120,181

262,988

66,887

230,534

21,936

106,973

3,215

62,045

2,446,266

2,350,139

2,738,095

775,268

746,580

958,400

2,691,784
1,046,237

190,815

198,344

253,889

380,321

1—

Jan.

from

1953

$542,605

income—

oper.

From

Ry.—Earnings—

1954

$402,261

railway
railway

from

Gross

Texas

&

1955

railway

railway

Income

oper.

182,

The

217.

p.

I

The

to

the

said

securities,

had

it

due

the

to

$1,250,000

sell

utility

applied

has

company

authority

1,

May

California

3'/2%

of

first

P.

1985.

Uranium

Mines Ltd.,

Commission

U.

private
proceeds

for

for

bends.

mortgage

negotiations
It will use

entered

a

the

short-term bank loans and for expansion.—V. 181,

of

sale
to

pay

2124.

p.

Toronto, Canada—Stock

Offered—Degaetano Securities Corp., New York, on July
8 offered publicly as a speculation 1,500,000 shares of
stock (par

$1—Canadian) at 40 cents

PROCEEDS—The company
for

(1)

share

per

presently intends to use the net proceeds

liabilities incurred for
(2) cash payment to

advances and payment of

repayment of

business expenses

time

to

offering;

of

Teck Exploration Co. Ltd. for purchase of 12 mining claims; (3) camps
and equipment; (4) preliminary exploration and drilling program; and

(5)

for

reserves

underground

BUSINESS—Corporation
ince
of

Ontario

of

on

exploration

working

and

capital.

organized under the laws of the Prov¬
for the purpose, among other things,

was

June 25,

1954

acquiring, exploring and developing uranium properties in the Blind
district
of
Ontario,
Canada. The company
holds
a
Miner's

River

issued

License,

the

by

rights

mining
Its

Ontario.
The

Ontario Department of Mines, entitling it to
acquire, hold, work and transfer mining claims
and upon Crown Lands in the Province of

in

offices

head

are

properties

company's

the

claims

145

at

Yonge

St.,

Toronto,

Canada.

consist

in the
It also

northeast.
GIVING

TO

EFFECT

PRESENT

FINANCING

Authorized
stock

Common

($1

Outstanding

value Canadian

par

funds)

6,000.000 shs.

182,

p.

3,075,005 shs.

417.

Scudder

fering

Fund

of

Canada, Ltd.—Stock

Sold—The

of¬

Aug. 3 to the public of 250,000 shares of com¬
stock (par $1) at $43.92 per share, through Lehman
on

details,

see

V. 182,

513.

p.

Security Banknote
directors

$800,000
share.

for

have

be

Banking & Trusts by 3:30
in

order

the

Security
not

less

shares

of

the

Banknote
than

is

(EDTi

p.m.

price

advised

shares of

outstanding.—V.

stock

submitted

lowest

have

24.000

preferred

of

should

expenditure

an

p.

at
the

of

not

not

more

than

more

than

Pennsylvania

$16

Co.

a

for

They will be accepted
Officers
and
directors of

Sept.

15.

first.

and

they

30,000

177,

to

Stock

for Preferred

Co.—Tenders

authorized

repurchase

Tenders

1954.

compared
The

1952

60,740,394
„

income.

from

The

a share in the second quarter of 1954.
quarter results brought the total profit for the first half
to $788,430 and $1.44 a share as compared with a profit of

and

1953

$11,378,928 $10,680,635
2,001,396
3,263,660
2,646,648
926,979
1,433,878
1,329,905

1,202,269

railway-

railway

Louis-San

Net

9.

profit of $96,618 and 18 cents
1955

MONTHS

1954

$9,959,441

2,340,348

June—

143%,

Second
of

SIX

and

expenditures.

compared

increase of

President,
said
the company's net
production
close to 3,500 barrels a day.
Reserve's second
quarter net profit amounted to $473,085 and 86
cents a share, before provision for income taxes,
as
compared with

$142,897

future

Brothers and associates, was quickly oversubscribed. For

—

W. Tully,
is running

Jasper
currently

for construction

1—

oper.

182,

.

produced

day in the like

a

on

1955

of

AND FIRST

$10,344,366

__

income.

oper.

mon

Reserve Oil & Gas Co.—Reports

the road's/ treasury
made and for

already

railway

from

—V.
.

416.

p.

control

Ry.—Bids Aug. 24—

1955

from

CAPITALIZATION

1Q<?9

1,165,653

railway

oper.

182,

IQ6;'}

$8,562,874 $11,185,472
1.653,097
2.327,570

■

of

types

120

at

company

ties to

1—

railway

1,000

of 68 contiguous unsurveyed and
Blind River uranium district comprising
about 2,720 acres.
holds an option to purchase 12 additional
unpatented claims containing about 480 acres and adjoining its proper¬

2932.

p.

IQtiI

$9,809,311
2,226,219

railway

railway

than

more

2293.

p.

Louis-San Francisco

unpatented

IQC:E:

Net

as

The

Marquardt Aircraft

Gross

12.967,552

1,230.203

taxes

$

Shares

taxes

Inc.—To

Propulsion—

limp

above.—V.

86.333,579

income

latter

manufactures

prospect for minerals,

2584.

Reading Co.—Earnings—

a

Net

Motors,

craft and Missile

per

$

-Oper.

Co.—Appoints New Northwest

has appointed Hydraulic & Air Equipment Co.,
of
,and Seattle, as its representative in the Washington-Oregon
it is announced by R. J. Cameron, President. Established in

ordinary

319.

p.

for

$1.79

or

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

income

Operating Yalue

on

merchants and others;

with

Total

$1.05

(U. S. funds).

discount Corp.—Stock Offered—This cprpoAug. 9 offered publicly 300,000 shares of com¬
stock (par 10 cents) at $1 per share.

mon

the

1955—6 Mos.—1954

1,490,000

498,531

from

this corporation

The Interstate Commerce Commission has authorized
to

This

Period End. June 30—

$2,129,000

243,000

2519.

p.

common

Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Notes Authorized—

512.

the

1954
$478,000

410,000

taxes

$524,000

Saxon

a

investments in subsidiary

six months of

.share,

profit

San Jose Water Works—To Sell Bonds—

$9,202,000 $22,061,000 $19,268,000
788.000
1,576,000
1,576,000

$9,493,000

dividend

Balance

•Earns,

provision for United States and
earnings on operations represent $1.05

non-recurring net profit on the sale
and affiliated companies;
mo corresponding non-recurring net profit was realized in
1955.
The consolidated earnings for the six months
ended July 2, 1955,
After taxes, are estimated at $5,165,000 and
represent $2.36 per share

•nd

1953

1955
$790,000

taxes

excess

$0.47

Net

$

$

9,931.000

9.773,000

taxes

profit

Preferred

Earnings Up

and

the 2,188,916 shares outstanding and in the hands of
July 2, 1955. The comparative consolidated operating
■earnings for the quarter ended July 3, 1954 were estimated at $1,726,or

1,965,902

499,425

The proceeds

232,205,000 217.760,000 488,510,000 444,369.000

Cost of products & other

at

OOO,

6,053,774

1,772,053

1955—6 Mos.—1954

$

$

subsidaries for the second quarter ended July 2,
These

5,089,330

1,610,330

$235,000

Net

Domestic

(&

$2,307,000 after

taxes.

Federal
and

improvement

—V.

Period End. June 30—

Products

on

the

at

corporation

the

of

4,440,804

1,465,957

$0.74

the

and

from

4,751,350

income

Broadway, New York 5, N. Y., will up to noon
(EDTi on Aug. 24 receive tenders, for the purcnase from it of $19,500,000 first mortgage bonds, series B, to be dated Sept. 1, 1955, and to
mature Sept. 1, 1930.

as

ings Up—

shares outstanding.

This compares with net earnings of $942,684, equal, after dividends on
the preferred stock then outstanding, to $1.22 a common share for the
«ix months ended June 30, 1954.—V, 181, p.

Earnings

245,488
15,312,973

company

Ross

any

a. result
number of

or

greater

a

the board

number

prevent

to

necessary

ration

its subsidiaries report for the six months ended
June 30, 1.955, net earnings of $970,014 after provision for income taxes

the 708,050

247,603

14,677,382

the

Raymond

Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Earnings Higher—
This corporation and

on

204,025

13,738,736

513,112

territory,

Gross

refrigerator cars.—V.

$527,800, equal to $1.37

294,884

13,833,352

$380,000

Portland

From

to

shares.

the

Examiner's

416.

p.

780,008

EARNINGS FOR JUNE

President, on Aug. 5 announced a change in
following a special meetng on July 29 of common

charter

rights

the

of

bond.

«lecision.—V.

591,456

share

Ross

proceedings

binder

$2,347,445

628.255

shares

181,

Gross

Staklinski,

shares

92,000

Co.—Oral Argument—

hold

1952

1953

908.400

-

of

181, p. 2245,

operating costs, etc.— 212,939,000 198,627,000 444,159,000 404,766.000

involving refunds to be made by this company to
4ts wholesale natural gas customers.
FPC Presiding
Examiner Edward B. Marsh filed a decision which
was issued June 7 ordering Panhandle to refund a total of $36,380,665,
.jplug interest, to its wholesale customers for the period from Feb. 20,
M52, through April 30, 1954, when a rate increase was in effect

■•I

be

additions and improvements.—V.

J.

firm's

Federal

Panhandle

will

Line, Inc.—Offerings Oversubscribed

*5) at $10

The

RR.—Earnings

$2,190,421

June—

offerings to the public of 80,000 shares of

cumulative convertible preferred stock at par ($25

€n

The

will be

proceeds

net

theretofore

per

sell

to

October.
upon

The

(par $100)

the preferred stock and the debenture bonds
sale of the preferred stock and the sale of the
separate transactions and neither will be con¬
the consummation of the other.

planned

in

versions

1

Aug.

on

Potomac

per

8 filed an application with the New Jersey
Commissioners covering the proposed issuance

Mr.
Staklinski,
the charter of
the
company
was
amended to protect the conversion privileges granted to the preferred
stockholders
in
the
event
any
shares of common stock, excluding
shares of common stock issued or issuable upon the exercise of con¬

filed a letter of notification with the SEC
-covering 13,000 shares of class A (non-voting) common stock (par 10
cents) to be offered-at 36 cents per share and 547,363 shares of cornanon class
B
(voting) stock (par 10 cents) to be offered at 40 cents
X»er share, through Paul E. Baker and Kenneth Hartman Sr., Korber
Building, Albuquerque, N. M. The net proceeds are to be used to pay
lor mining expenses.
company

six

$143,007,250

513.

1954

profit

The

According

Oronogo Mining Co.—Files With SEC—
The

the

over

182, p.

Cable Corp-.—Quarterly Earnings—

Aug.

Utility

stockholders.

512.

p.

29%

of

first

114.

before

St.

It

Missile Propulsion—

Aircraft Co.

Marquarde

increase

the

$2,143,880

railway,

income

principal amount of debenture bonds which are to be dated Oct. 1, 1955
and are to mature Oct. 1, 1975.

2517.

Advance

Corp.—To

Chemical

69%

a

for

1—

p.

Rome

and $35,000,000

Stanley

and

was

$2,343,00?)

^

railway—

oper.

182,

1949,

Gas Co.—Financing Plans—

Pyramid Electric Co.—Amends Its Charter-

Mathieson

increase

Quarter Ended June 30—

34,592

250,000 shares of preferred stock

for property

Olin

of

*28.899

58,486

114.

p.

oil

company
of

and sale of

2698.

sonic Aircraft

1955

of

$183,973,937

to

rose

an

income

Jan.

valves.—V.

This
Board

Jiy approximately 14,500,000 cubic feet per day, to a new total of 78.800,000 cubic feet daily. Total estimated cost of the project is $792,400.
180, p.

number

same

$406,930

3,999.757

railway—income.—

debenture

—V.

of the period.
It
share reported for

the

of

services.

approximately

build

to

basis

Representative—

oper.

19 miles of natural gas
transmission line and two new metering stations in western Ohio.
Te new facilities will increase the capacity of the company's system
it

authorizing

pany

was

railway

Net

Net

166.892

income

railway

from

Net

certificate to this com¬

a

or

period last year.—V.

same

railway

from

Earned

1—

Jan.

Net

Pipeline—

Ohio Fuel Gas Co.—To Build New
The

company

which

the

oper.

From

Gross

10^9

$696,127

railway..

oper.

From

price
list
containing
144
different
compounds is also included.—V. 181, p.

radioactive

labeled

1955,

from

Number

1QC>7

Public Service Electric &

radiochemical

the end
$4.78 a

at

the

on

1955

Net

Fed.

100,040

railway

•Deficit.—V.

A

months

8.

"

the

of

from

Profit

(Continued from page 14)
Scalers, count rate meters, portable instruments,
and scintillation counters are described.

1954

June—

—V.

Investment News

outstanding
$9,607,766,

of

of

for the first six months
period of 1954.

sales

62,845,619

i qsa

Tinio

Corporation and

all-tfme

six

same

Net

44,251,296
35,659,436
17.944.564

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—

paymenl

Gross

General

months

profit

the

over

and

outstanding.

an

Aug.

on

profit was after provision for income
is equal to $8.07 per share on the 2,010,733

profit

a

announced

the

stock

common

with

.25,514.697

%

■

corrected

was
Incorrect.
The
date and/or record date is indicated here.

date

$16,425,754

of

Shares

that

said

President,

Jr.,

'

109.

p.

tax.

published

of

compares

28.420,135

plant and equipment..
Long-term debt, non-current portion

Less

taxes
shares

44,712,806
37,626,668
17,880.000

—

—

Canadian non-residents tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15% ; resident tax 7%.

j

Reynolds

65,717,247

liabilities

Working capital

Non¬

Reynolds,

69,765,993

—

assets

Current

*

8,350

employees

earnings

•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.

«

10.080

8,800

—

common

9-15

Net

5.433,000

9,775

stock
stock

common

on

8-30

fPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%

S.

R.

Richmond, Fredericksburg &

4.855,120
2,720,357
1.854.299
280.464
$4.93

taxes.

75c

30C

Mr.

1954

5,271,895
3,144,019
1,859,495
268.381
$5.38

reinvested

9-

1

10%

182,

73,132,941

Net

1

5

1955
6,096,000

after

10-

Tube (quar.)_
Gold
Fields, Inc.—

been

$341,142,238 $335,955,428

t—

.

earnings

10-

&

Consolidated

Yuba

—

have

15,715,752.—V.

to

income

on

10-

—

outstanding

shares

31—

May

.

30c

Curry Co

Sheet

Youngstown

Ended

sales

75c

dividend

Stock

Net

56V4C

(quar.)

1955,

profit

net

Pillsbury Mills, Inc. (& Subs.)—Highlights of the Year
Yjar

Net

(quar.)

iquar.i_

Park &

Yosemite

Co.

common

of

Earnings—

wholly owned subsidiaries made
of $16,236,416 for the first

its

and

company

consolidated

reported for

Taxes

Wyandotte Worsted—
{Director omitted coirl. paymt. at this time)
York

total

the

shares

1,045.407

conversions

416.

9-20

11-

20c

—

$92,737,300

to

of

Through

raise

reduced

been

now

the called bonds mentioned about, prior con¬
bonds plus voluntary conversions, and a small amount

called

to

has

issue

this

of

conversions

redemptions.

8-19

910-

25C

25c

——

—

(Rudolph

balance

issued

high

the

was

3

25c

Monthlv

of

p.

7-

8-24

20%

——-——

5, 1955, at 103%%
plus accrued interest. The
dated June 1, 1953, in the principal amount of

Aug.

on

issue

versions oi

9-

50c

——

dep.

business

original

This

Endacott,

Paul

and

Chairman,

Adams,

The

Monthly
Wurlltzer

of

$1

Amer.

President, announced
on Aug. 8
that of the $30,000,000 principal amout of 3.70% debentures
due 1983 which were called on June 27, 1955, for redemption Aug. 5,
1955, $29,342,300 were converted into common stock at $65 a share.
The balance of $657,200 not converted was redeemed as of the close
S.

through

(interim)

ceipts ordinary
Monthly

1

Reynolds Metals Co.—Reports Record

Phillips Petroleum Co.—Conversion of Debentures—
K.

$162,098,500.

--

—

(quar.i~
Co. (quar.)

Co.

9-

8-31

9-1

37'/2c

convertible

plus this dividend)

share

per

Woodward

9-10

30c

31'Ac

(quar.)

pfd. (entire issue
Aug. 16 at $52.50

5%

Woodley Petroleum Co.,

y8-15

Gar

preferred

convertible

5%

(see

1

9-

51.37'/a

,

Wood Indus.)
Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. (quar.)__
Woodall
Industries, common (qu8r.
Wood

Holdeu

Payable of Rec.

Ltd.—

& Co.,

(G. H.)

"Wood

Share

Company

Name of

their

shares

families

held.

will

total

A

of

tender
132,000

2134.

Selevision Western, Inc.—Stock Offering Suspended—
The

Securities

issuance

of

an

and
order

Exchange
under

Commission

the

on

Securities

Aug.

Act

of

4

the
temporarily
with respect

announced

1933

suspending the Regulation A exemption from registration

to
a
stock offering by
this company, for alleged violations of the
Regulation which "would and did operate as a fraud and deceit upon

the

purchasers of said securities."

The

order

provides

an

opportunity

for

hearing,

upon

the

request

Volume 182

of

Number 5455

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

interested

any

should

person, on the question whether the suspension order
or
made permanent.
Western,
a
subsidiary of Selevision
Corp. of America,
produce exchanges in the western half of the United States;

be

vacated

Selevision

operates

under

and

products
at

the

bids

its

vision filed
for

of

operation
them for sale

offer

may

various

exchanges

received,

1954

plan

of

purpose

wishes

closed

a

to

circuit

his

sell

to

persons

company.
Any such offers, and
in each of the exchanges.
Sele¬
A notification with the Commission on Oct. 6,
on

Regulation

a

the

through

who

the

by

run

flashed

are

producer

a

screen

a

seeking

exemption

an

of

ness

by

certain

the

letters

of

representations

underwriter
sent

America,

required

in

the

the

by

which

letters

owns

of

the

235,000

class

authorized

class

A

ialse

and

shares

the

it

.

Selevision

of

with

stock

the

by

Inc.

class A shares

bringing in

another

letter

Corp.

Selevision's

total

a

to

of

state

of

of

"the

180,

to

of

offer

class

at

&

Co.,

national

Corp.,

and

distributor

$1.25

in

The

investment

181,

its

for

Whitneyfrom

stock

A

share

per

for

paid for by Dec. 31,
of the failure of
discontinued
its
wire

respect

had

and

distributor

appointment
Trust

both

of

iunds

is

for

Electronics

national

as

Sales

and

in

the

Aug.

on

John

P.

history,

Ernest

Aug.

of

Total

Net

to

with
to

for

bill

On

for

was

a

for

a

the

reported

hotel

were

taxes,

$14,408,346

increase

an

of

67%.

The

compared

company's

income

The

part

from

the

to

$2.63

on

3,259,430

on

1955.

in

operating

the

year."

addition

Among

Mr.

Henderson

new

$14,000,000
doors

the

fiscal

in

from

said,

Sheraton-Palace,

hotel,

William

A.

convenience

portant

By

182,

fast

The

or

for

San

Fran¬

said

forward

with

Sherman

the

been

market

open

available

value.

at

a

the

close

been

not

tion

have

tractors

purchase,

Co.

850,000

Chicago.

for

$1

at

the

where

500,000

.

,

of

the

"adding

as

is

speed

reevrse

in

models

tractor

Co.; Gregory &

Sutro

unit

into

maneuvering

engineered
NAA,

640,

for

quick

and

8N,

2N,

for

periods

issue,

BUSINESS—The
-.955

and

is

of

in

2,569,840

on

and

in

the

Bros.

Jn

it

has

acres

in

the

southern

waters

off

prior

however,

claims

the

rights

to

as

to

portion
south

lying between Cuba
until

in

qualified

acquired

&

Co.

&

Further

Maryland

shore

and

do

to

the

thereof,
Isle

of

not

1,350,000

of

Cuba

mostly in the

to

will

and

have

the

reimburse

12

months

maturity

rights

general

areas,

the

possible

&

PROCEEDS—The
the

repayment of

to

total

used

net

proceeds of

bank

loans

for other

$1,950,000

around

Toll

14

service

would

sale

of

the

Corp.),

stack

Oil

60%

own

into

of

of

will

40%

own

of

the

of

Crescent

Oklahoma,

the

expended $300,000 in cash

paid

period

a

offered,

now

Sterling

together

the

enter

stock
and

stock

properties
over

with

Bell

the

will

of

of

the

the

underwriters

for

company

which

applied

in part

construction

expenditures, which

are

to
the

and

expected

and

Florida

provides

and

telephone

16 communities

service
in

stock

GIVING

used

in

geophysical

10

(par

net

for

part

surveys

cental

TO

PRESENT

March

the

of

the

expenses
now

sale
of

company's own lines and through
System and other unaffiliated telephone

same

EARNINGS—For
of

enues

the

$453,324,

the

months

12

ended

April 30,

1955, operating

company
amounted to $2,856,723, and
to $1.35 per share of common stock.

have

operating revenues
$1.20 per share, for the
CAPITALIZATION

of

$2,729,051,

and

This

the

isuance

to

of

each

of

income

net

of

$406,766,

them

stock

will

and

and

in

part

of

to

GIVING

$255,000.

Siboney will

use

$14,905 of

the

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

FINANCING

the

Authorized

Series

C,

Series

Outstanding

F.

$874,000
460,000

D,

3'/«%

due Apr.

1975

1,235,000

37/«%, due July 1, 1977
Series E, 4.20%, due Nov. 1, 1978

539,000

tSink.

5%

fd.

,

deb., 3'/2%,

Common

stock

Jan.
par

subject

program

is

successful

proceeds

hereof

to

any

costs
of

excess

make

such

in

finding commercial quantities
of oil and natural gas, additional
financing will be necessary, but the
time and nature of such additional
financing, whether bv issuance of
debt

securities,

borrowing
Cuba

in

but

preferred
up

Cuba

their

being

or

now

additional
be

common

determined.

stock,

The

or

the

Republic

of

thirds of the amount an operator has de¬
exploratory work, such loans to bear interest at

to

for

stock

cannot

money,

lend

will

posited
6%,

of

is

repaid

a

payment

is

solely

out

first

the

of

the




he

said.

$2,771,000.—V.

On

filed

the

of

June

30,

last year.

period
of

books

$2,444,400

Company-

the

over

figure
orders

the

unfilled

1954,

equal

30 cents
period in¬

and

the

725.

180, p.

Co.—Registers With SEC—

registration

a

the like

in

on

for

with

statement

certificates

the SEC

aggregating

Aug. 3;

on

$20,500,000

to

355.

Cartwright, Chairman

been elected

production

Thompson

Hill,

of

director of Sunset Oil Co.

a

is also

He

Co.,

&

Inc., has
Tung¬

President of

sten

Alloy Manufacturing Co., Inc., of Newark, N. J., and is a director
of Penn-Michigan Mfg. Co., The Van Auken Co. and Helms Manu¬
facturing Co.—V.' 177, p. 1906.

the

Scott,

not

are

from

The

SEC

Horner

A.

&

Kidder

H.

Hiisman

182,

the

initial

the

opposite

&

of

named

have been

$300,000

of

have

below

shares

underwriter's

of

to

agreed

stock

common

below:

name

Share

Johnson,
18.890

CO.,

Lane,

Space

&

Inc.

5,555

8,890

2,225

Parsons &

due

denominations of $1<M>
converted at the
each $100 debenture
prior
to
maturity.
The net proceeds are
to be
used to pay fer
construction of additional cold storage facilities.—V. 176, p. 2274.
rate

of

Sept.

shares

50

discovered,

if

1970

1,

of

no

offered

be

to

in

These debentures may be
common

par

stock

for

Offered—

Super-Seal Piston Ring Mfg. Corp.—Stock

Great Southwest Securities Co., Dallas, Tex., on

July 7

publicly offered 575,000 shares of common stock (par 10
cents) at 50 cents per share.
PROCEEDS—The
on

machinery;

terials;

and

net

to be used to
machinery purchases;

proceeds are

make

to

new

for other general

CAPITALIZATION

retire indebtedness
purchase raw ma¬

corporate purposes.

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

FINANCING

PRESENT

Outstanding

Authorized

stock

Common

which

•Of

shares

15,600

2,342,600 shs.

•5,000,000 shs.

cents)-

10

(par

reserved

are

for

$7,800

of

conversion

of

incorporated in Delaware on July 20.
1954, for the purpose of designing, manufacturing and selling piston
rings and other engine and motor parts and to engage generally in
the design, manufacture and sale of machinery and machinery parts.
The company has leased for a five year
term beginning March 31,
1955, a suitable factory plant located at 1812 Belle Plain Ave., Brownwood, Texas, and have purchased and installed therein all necessary
machinery and equipment for the manufacture of its patented SuperSeal Piston Rings.—V. 181, p. 2933.
was

Wagner,

Talcott, Inc.—Registers With

(James)

SEC—

statement with the SEC or.
Aug. 2, 1955, covering 100,000 shares of its $9 per common stock, to
be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed by
F
Eberstadt & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the
business of accounts receivable
factoring and commercial financing.
Net proceeds of the stock sale are to be added to the general funds
of the company and will be available for general corporate purposes.
Such
increase
in capital
will expand the
capital
base and conse¬
quently the over-all borrowing power of the company, which will to
turn permit an increase in its volume of business.
Part of the pro¬
ceeds may be used
in the regular course of business temporarily to
filed

corporation

a

registration

1,665

5,555

Co., Inc._

Beil & Hough, Inc.___

5,555

Co

320.

p.

requirements

Share

-r

Co.______
&

368,828 shs.

indenture

issue

number

each

Mason,

&

Fusz-Schmelzle
J.

with

underwriters

_________________

M.

of

company

set

corporation on Aug.' 1 filed a letter of notification with the
covering $300,000 principal amount of 6'/e 15-year convertible de¬

bentures

4,450 shs.

450,000 shs.

re-issuable.

the

company

Inc.

4,450 shs.

bonds.

amount

Packing Corp. of Pennsylvania—Files With

Securities and Exchange Commission—

255,000

value)_

compliance

UNDERWRITERS—The
of

500,000
1966

1,

Co.,

Inc

Reid

&

borrowings.—V.

bank

reduce

182, p. 514.

Ebinger,

Inc.

Teleregister Corp.—To Install New System—

1,665

National Airlines,

Inc. above.—V. 3 79,

p.

109.

Southern California Edison

Co.—Secondary Offering—
secondary offering of 14,000 shares of common stock
(par $25) was made on Aug. 4 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$54.40 per share, with a dealer's discount of 90 cents per
share. It was completed.—V.
182, p. 514.

Board

of

the

approved
stock

(par

Governors

listing

$2).

of

of

The

the

the

shares

American

company's
will

be

Stock

Exchange
shares

573,999

admitted

to

Aug.

on

of

dealings

was made on Aug. 2 by Blyth & Co. Inc. at
$37.62V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 182, p. 514.

(par $5)

later

a

date.

Th<s corporation, incorporated in 1938, is engaged in the
acquiring,
developing and dealing in prospective and proven oil and gas lands
and in drilling for,
producing and selling crude oil and natural gas.

portions

owns

oil and
Net

$325,836'

for

and

1952.—V.

of

leases

gas

income

the

in

the

states

operating

or

of

California,

in

interests

Mexico

New

ended

July 31. 1953 and 1954
respectively, against a loss of

$292,012,

175,

working

the
years

producing
and

Texas.

amounted
$246,961

to
for

712.

p.

Texas Eastern

3

common

at

Securities

the

Cotton

Oil

Co.—Exchange of Stock—

Guaranty Trust Co. of New York will act as agent in effecting
exchanges of common stock $100 par value of Southland Cotton Oil
Co. for common stock $21.80 par value of Anderson,
Clayton & Co. on
the basis of 11 shares of Anderson, Clayton & Co. for each share of
Cotton

Oil

Co.—V.

164,

Eastern

Texas

_

9,000

A

&

tendered on or before Sept. 12 1955. Tfta
contemplated exchange offer being sent to
states
that
the
company
has received a
ruling from the Internal Revenue Service to the effect that a Pro¬
duction
stockholder
whose
shares are exchanged
pursuant to tns
offer will
not, by reason of the exchange, realize any gain or loss
which will
be recognized for Federal income tax purposes.
least

shares

263,402

are

UOP

Platforming
component will

produce a 97 clear octane blending
Corpus Christi, Texas, for this company..
formers

for

built

ever

It is
independent refiner.

an

Southwestern's

unit

is

expected

be

to

in

unit
be

of

one

of

designed

to

constructed

at

stockholders

Authorization to Construct Addi¬
Facilities—

operation

early

next

year,

engineered,

de¬

Sperry Rand Corp.—Installs Giant Univac—

started

of

giant

a

to be

Aug.

Univac,

used

13 at

for

the

Produced
up

on

town. Los

by
tne

Remington

large
work

Rand,

floor

fourtn

Angeles,

first

commercial

Calif.—V.

the

scale
on

electronic

data

the Pacific Coast,

offices of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur¬

Co.

ance

sei

on

of

the

the

181,

p.

$2.000.noo

Pacific

installation

Mutual

Power

port,

Spirit

Mountain

building

is

In

being

down¬

Uranium.

Inc.,

Cody,

Wyo.—Files—

on

SEC

Tbe

net proceeds

are

gas

facilities

costing

.

an

estimate.,

to be used to pay for mining expenses.

.

station at its Linden, N. J. station; 10.1 miles o
PPMontgomery, Pa.; and 0.84 miles of pipe _lme near
The estimated total cost ol the facilities is $2,595,700.
Commission
stated
the temporary
certificate to be "withouu

compressor

line

loop

Chester
The

prejudice
may

2124.

July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 25,200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
(one cent per share) through Utah Uranium Brokers, Las Vegas, Nev.
corporation

natural

of the proposed construction is to meet increased
delivery
requirements,
and to render adequate
service within tna
Philadelphia, New Jersey area.
Penn-Jersey, a subsidiary of Texas Eastern Transmission, will con¬
struct and lease to the parent corporation two 5,000 hp gas turbins
centrifugal stations,
one
in Juniata County and
one
in Dauphin
County
Pa.
Estimated total cost of the two stations is $2,8^6,000.
Texas Eastern is to construct and operate a 3,300 hp reciprocating
purpose

in

Pa.

such

to

final

disposition

of

the

application as the

recora

require."

of 6,000
shares of common stock (par $7) was made on July 29
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $28 per share, with a dealer'3
discount of 40 cents per share. It was quickly completed.
Secondary

The

Penn-Jersey

construct

to

La.,

on July 26 announced
the issuancs
to Texas Eastern riansmission Corp.
Transmission Corp., both of Shreve-

Commission

authorization

Eastern

Texas

$5The

S.
Seltzer, Jr., President, announced.
It is being
signed and licensed by Universal Oil Products Co.

was

Federal

temporary

a

and

the largest Plat-

S.

Installation

so

the

detailing

Granted Temporary

The

Refining Co.—Expansion—

barrel-per-stream-day

,

exchange

for

tendered

2836.

p.

of record.
Transmission will accept all shares of Production
under the terms of the offer, provided that a:

stockholders

duction

Production

Southland

Transmission Corp.—Exchange Effective

President, stated that the company's registration
and Exchange Commission became effective
on.
Aug. 5 with respect to its proposed offering of
shares of common,
stock in exchange for shares of capital stock ol Texas Eastein Pro¬
duction Corp
Mr. Naff stated that a letter, prospectus and exchange
forms relating to the offer of one share of Transmission for each 2.6
shares of Production corporation stock will be sent
promptly to Pro¬
Naff,

T

George

with

prospectus

The

Co.—Secondary Offering

secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock

—A

Southern California Petroleum Corp.—Listing—
The

Gas Transmission

Tennessee

A

two

claim on 20%
thereof.
In addition,
until the loan
royalty payable to the Government of Cuba is increased
by 2 V2 % of total average daily production of 1,000 barrels per day.
6caling down to an increase of
%
when average daily production

any,

orders

increase

an

$682,551,

were

$418,280

Sales

1954.

Sunset Oil Co.—Cart»wright on Board—•

The

to

additional

of

principal

and

due

($10 par value)

"Unlimited,
issuance

495,000

1980

1,

($100

pfd. stock

cum,

1,

3'/2%, due Jan.

handling system

above

1955,

BUSINESS—Corporation

of

payments.
If

18$,

debentures.

mortgage sinking fund bonds:
A, 3%, due Apr. 1, 1977
Series B, 3'/a%, due
Apr. 1, 1977

pay

shares

1,275,000

Siboney. In addition, Siboney agreed to pay
by Sterling and Crescent, prior to May 31, 1955, in

incurred

Chicago.—V.

of

Co.

the

over

of

from $8,206,810

unfilled

$7,050,000,

31,

to

Clermont

or

1954.

year

Southwestern Oil

geological

common

stock of

common

June,

63%

to

compares

•First

5,000,000 shs,

expenses
of drilling an aggregate of at least
36,000 feet of ex¬
ploratory wells. As of May 31, 1955 there were transferred to
Siboney
the rights of Sterling and Crescent under
the exploration contract, in

of

,

Trust

&

half

covering five series of
principal amount.—V. 180, p.

rev¬

income

net

equal

with

Outstanding

additional

programed,

the

consideration

first

1955,

FINANCING

5,000,000 shs.

________

are

of

of

tional Pipe Line

EFFECT

proceeds

paying
which

gain of

a

the

State Bond & Mortgage

in

Georgia.

the

Dec. 31, 1949, the company owned and served 19,905
April 30, 1955 it owned and served 34,702 telephones.
period property accounts, undepreciated, have increased
$4,810,554 to $9,650,967.

the

Southland

PROCEEDS—The

be

they

will

the purchasers of the shares now offered
the company for which they will have

Authorized

Common

in

to $9,537,350

end

value

This company

at

In

rapid expansion.
Upon
the
(formerly Deep Rock Oil
and

announced.

not

was

Bank

each, without underwriting.

be

finance

At

telephones;

Corp.

Inc.,

$2,000,000.

CAPITALIZATION

16%

the
a

of

subsidiary of Central Electric & Gas Co.,

a

provided

interconnection

sale

to

1955.

communities in

is

the

incurred

construction

during

operating telephone

owns

It

company is highly speculative since little is
geology of the area. If the exploration for
011 be unsuccessful, the stock
of the company will become a total loss.
If, however, the exploration for oil should result in
finding oil in
commercial
quantities, then it is reasonable to anticipate that the
company

National

share,

per

earned

amounted

for

company

to help carry out the construc¬
construction planned for 1956.—

and

progress

addi¬

In

similar
to

acres

gas

others.

of

Illinois

Sunshine

the

"P1® business of

definitely known about

2Vb-aow

3 '/8 % debentures due Oct. 1, 1982, are available
exchange for temporary debentures,
at The Chase
Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y., and at the

cents

share

At

as

than

more

Co. — Stock Offered—Scott,
Mason, Inc., on Aug. 9 headed a group that
offered publicly 50,000 shares of common stock
(par $10)
at $17.25 per share.
This offering was oversubscribed.

31,

in

and

Pines.

Jan.

approximately

May

on

business

explore for oil
of the Republic

27, 1957, to acquire
additional acres, in the same

approximately 2,652,658

subject,

being

has

option

an

organized

was

of

It

shallow

.Bay of Batabano
tion

company
process

Cuba.

consideration

earnings for the six months ended June 30

49

had

expenditures and

in

now

of

renewal,

or

notes.

promissory

Southeastern Telephone

—V.

details follow:

Republic

a

2459.

p.

im¬

through Dempsey-Tegeler

Sons; and

purchased

320.

creased

July authorized the company

unsecured

(par 33 Va cents) was made on Aug. 10 by Goldman,
Sachs & Co. at $56 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.50 per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 174,

+$45,000

new

as

the

speeds,

for

tractor

Office—

Regional

has

in

Manhattan

Net

original

.

five

and

it

announced

30-year

Continental

to

later than Dec. 31, 1956.
from the sales will be used

purchase

unit

reverse

equipment.
Transmission,

share

per

The

delivery

See

cents)

5

Standard Railway Equipment Manufacturing Co.—Net
Up 63% in First Half—Sales Increased 16%—

650,000

^________

issued

be

construction

retired

Siboney Development & Exploration Co.—Stock Offer¬
ing—Mention was made in our issue of Aug. 1 of the
public offering of 2,000,000 shares of common stock
(par
10

(Indiana)-—New

Aug.

Definitive Debentures Ready—

Smith, Kline & French Laboratories—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 6,900 shares of common

introduced

was

is available from all Ford tractor dealers.—V.
182, p. 319.

now

to

set opposite its

417.

p.

to

are

program

for

front-end
Ford

on

agreed

Co.

on

Milwaukee, Wis., for a projected regional and Milwaukee divi¬
office building.
The site was owned by the Business Realty Ccp

Definitive

underwriters

V. 182, p. 319.

pur¬

Since

shares

Ford

on

of

Reversing

installation

has

of the company

Proceeds
previous

is

514.

announced

operations

working

new

easy

use

President,

five

shuttle

to

"resulted

Henderson

in

have

asset

p.

speed in operations
forward speed."

as

position

9N,

Romain,

of

interest.

the

sell

Series

Mr.

common

and

providing

enables

and

dates

1956.

which

additional

market.—V.

open

&

Sons

$2,200,000

date

Series

which

indicated

reversing transmission for
Aug. 9 by this corporation.

on

notes

the

Angeles.

repurchased

stok.

their

16,858

year,

<fe

182,

to

up

from

hotel

new

Sherman Products, Inc.—Introduces New
Product—
A

The

properties dur¬
Sheraton-Astor, in Nek York;

Los

October

common

discount
the

in

Sheraton

year

its

of

fiscal

chased

its

open

substantial
of

issue

now

to

During the
61,700 shares

Henderson

of

the

House,

1.000-room,

expected

other

or

to

Sierra Pacific Power Co.—To Issue Notes—

pointed out that nearly $9,000,000 was spent
increase the earning power of Sheraton's 30 hotels.
has under construction in
Philadelphia a luxuri-

to

also

stock

development

or

Oil

company

in

sion

customarily is obligated
the well, while Siboney

underwriters

The Federal Power Commission late in
to

also

improvements

Sheraton
cus

the

were

Chicago;
Town

Mr.

number

a

these

the Sheraton

and

income,

of

Sheraton-Blackstone,

cisco;
on

fiscal

growth

the

Standard
The
site

per

from

its

V.

also

companies.

basis, earnings this year amounted
outstanding April 30, as against $1.63

they

in

ing
the

See

and

pointed
out
that
Sheraton
Corporation
earnings'
both operations and
from
capital gains.
Capital gains,
have varied, have amounted to over
$1,000,000 in each of
the past five years.
More than 5,000,000 guests were served
by Shera¬

3n

Gregory

Henderson

while

ton

Dempsey-Tegeler

BUSINESS—-Company,
income

from

come

exploratory

driller

agreed

Sutro Bros. & Co

ago.

before

1954, a rise of 42%.
year,
after (taxes, were $8,874,454

share

shares

of

common

to

loan.

the

of

p.

$89,375,592

1954.

Mr.

system

to

$5,533,892.

per

the

company

each

and

entitled

also

is

amount

Shares

remainder

nationwide
amounted

for

the

1954,

year

year,

$10,150,365

earnings

3,377,890
for

$72,771,079

earnings

$5,295,027

tax

high-'

the

were

President,

10.

compared

below,

drilling

and

completing
overriding royalty

an

the number of shares of

the

name:

8.

Inc.,

Chase,

1955,

Henderson,

Gross operating and other
income for the
(excluding sales of properties and securities;

compared

drilling

normally retain

named

their

of

arrangements

of

UNDERWRITERS—The

Horner

earnings for the year ended April 30,
company's

such

cost

of

utilize this source of funds.
required 36,000 feet of exploratory
various
portions of the acreage to
to

underwriter

effective

Boston,

Sheraton Corp. of America—New Records in
Earnings
est

would

consideration

all

pay

Government

10%

check from Whitnev-

a

1206.

p.

of

advantage

stock

underwriter

Shareholders'

advisor

Boston, Mass.—V.

Under

to

one

1655.

p.

announces

for

in

wells.

out

Co.,

be

in

and

Selevision

reference

a

of

for by

balance

$81,250"

America

investment out of 200,000
letters in question contained

paid

the

of

Shareholders' Trust of Boston-r-Distributor
Appointed
Salik

Investment

others

as

for

directors

were

that

February.—V.

The

bonus

a

Siboney has completed the
drilling, it may also "farm out"

Corp.

Whitney-Phoenix

and

to

treasury of
Investment, and 12.000 shares
Phoenix Co., Inc. for
$15,000,

service in

Selevision

shares,

purchase 65,000 shares
Selevision Corp, of America

the

barrels.

its

to

After

and

Commission

50,000

production

find it

is

and (2) that the
information in respect

.

misleading

Co.,

of

30_0,00o class B

acceptance

Phoenix

1954

Selevision

of

may

.

shares

B

Inc. has purchased 65,000

to

filed

not

out

offering circular used

of

stockholders

particular,
.

Phoenix
self

were

to

the

alleged (1) that the offer¬
false and misleading information in its refer¬
the
fact
that ".
Strabo V. Claggett controls WhitneyCo., Inc., the underwriter, which company*, along with him¬

to

ence

In

in

sale

and

underwriter

by its rules.
circular contained

ing

contained

offering

exceeds

or

receive

Siboney

from

registration with
respect to an offering of 240,000 shares of its SI
par value class A
convertible
stock
at
$1.25 per share through
Whitney-Phoenix Co.,
Inc., as underwriter.
Strabo V. Claggett controls the Selevision cor¬
poration's Whitney-Phoenix, and Blue Ridge Natural Gas & Oil
Corp.
In its order, the Commission
challenges the accuracy and complete¬

in

equals

57

(657)

—V.

182,

p.

Offering—A

418.

secondary

offering

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(658)

58

Glass Manufacturing

Thatcher
sales

Net

Sales

1954

Federal income
income

W.

273,376

available for common shares—.

Balance

$1,144,508

$1,035,067

(601,573 shares).

$1.90

—V.

181,

company

stock

and

units

of

in

The

550.

p-

shares

10

shares of

128,146

Kidder, Peabody & Co. and McCormick & Co. and asso¬

company

primarily
the

In

Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Plans to

Transcontinental

Con¬

struct Certain Facilities to Transport Gas for Sun Oil Co.
Federal

Commission

Power

has

received

and

The facilities would consist of approximately 27 miles
in the states of Louisiana, Georgia, North Carolina, Vir¬
ginia and Maryland.
The company desires to use the facilities to
transport an additional
10,000 Mcf per day for Sun Oil Co. on a
gas facilities.
of loop lines

application, Transcontinental stated that it hoped to include
construction in with construction currently underway wh:ch
previously
authorized
by
the
Commission.
Transcontinental
pointed out that if it had to construct the new facilities separately,
In

estimated

would

cost

of

extent

the

60%

of

Subsequently,

the

181,

by approximately $330,000.
the proposed project temporarily

finance

to

loans.

funds.—V.

company

increased

be

plans

bank

cost

with

it

balance

the

TJ-H Uranium Corp.—Files With
The

SEC

corporation

covering

offered

at

proceeds
office

Colorado

incorporators

in

March

on

and

3, 1955,
developing
Colo.
the

of

promoters

shares

and

class

16,750

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

B

shares

non-voting

EFFECT

(five

cents

be used

to

located

office

post

in

is

of

A

Class

—V.

stock

B

Class

stock

181,

(par

$1)

250,000 shs.

pay

O.

M.

P.

O.

for
I.

Box

The net
The company's
Moab, Utah, and its

underwriting.

expenses.

Building,

535,

Carbon

&

elected

Carbide

integrate
field,

it

Nuclear

corporation's

the

Cecil V.

York

diverse

activities

in

been

the

formed

atomic

energy

announced on Aug. 9 by Morse G. Dial, Union Carbide's
Mr.
Dial stated that an
important objective of the new
will be to carry on large-scale research and development
leading to increasingly important participation by the cor-

company
activities

portion

the

in

Kenneth

industrial

Rush,

pointed

President

Center,

and

the

F.

activities

energy

corporation

operation

of

diffusion

unit

uranium.

new

the

plant

the

plant

for

Oak

at

been

ap¬

named

roles

the

in

corporation's

the

design,

engineering,

Ridge, Tenn., the first
of
uranium
235
from

separation
been in continuous

has

has

Lyman A. Bliss, Clark E.
Vice-Presidents.
All

and

been

energy.

Carbid,

years.

responsible

K-25

Union

important

played

for many

was

for

This

have

atomic

of

of

company

Holmgren
have

officers

new

atomic

the

of

Oscar

applications

Vice-President

a

operation,

and

gaesous

engineering

design

built

1946,

the

since

corporation

Oak

Ridge

stallation

center,

chief

the

being

United

States

Nations

Exhibit

"Atoms

8

to

20,

Most

of

for

the

to

that

Ricard R.

of Houston,

Spradley

of Dallas,
and Spradley.

Anson

of

other

two

companies

the management interest in
Talon Petroleum, C. A. and Falcon

are

795,000

under

acres

tax

Ended

June

The

Laboratory

Reactor,

being

plays

also

reactors.

It

demonstrated

Conference

in

prominent

a

here

was

that

United

the

at

Switzerland,

Geneva,

the

:——

——

2,160,000

645,000

$2,109,177

$525,732

Cr233,936

Cr430,939

$2,343,113

-

overhead

for

inventory

in

from

profit

(after

overhead

also

chg.

credit

or

from

inventory)

$956,671

reserve

built.

and

operating divisions of Union Carbide have been active
phases of the Government's atomic energy program.
Car¬

various

bide

designed

was

Carbon

and

the facilities

at

of 1955 is
expected to be good.
The company's financial position is strong, as
evidenced by a current ratio of approximately
2,9 to 1."
Although
the company does not publish an intermin statement, it is understood
that
unaudited
figures for
the six months ending June 30,
1955
approximate the above.—V. 179, p. 830.
was

reported

that

"business

the

for

last

half

Chemicals

Co.

is

division

the

which

has

Walworth

operated

Oak

Ridge and Paducah for the Atomic Energy Com¬
National Carbon
Co.
helped develop a super high-purity
graphite required in the construction of atomic reactors. Metallurgists
of Electro Metallurgical Co.
helped develop special stainless steels and
other metals
for
use
where
atomic
energy
equipment must with¬
stand severe operating conditions.
Bakelite Co. made important con¬
tributions in resin-processing
techniques.
Linde Air Products Co.'s
mission.

research

large
in

on

volumes

atomic

The

Project

dium Co.

was

centrates

for

ber

of

under

gases

alsa

to

The
all

of

tion

the
is

uranium-bearing
country's

the

Government's

mines

under

value
Co..

be

processing

all

issued

mills

handling
value

great

the

for the Man¬
United States Vana¬
producers of uranium con¬
surveys

plants.

energy

in

the

Rifle

at

It has

Colorado

by

and

authorizing

ill

Uravan

this

Electic

tna

Colo

liabilities

and

of

note

the

Union

stock

for

Co.

to

acquire

The

the

at

Union

to

book

Electric

stock (12,500 shares, $100 par)
dissolution of Union Electric Power,
property to Union Electric Company,

Union

assumption by
Power;

Colliery
Union
and

in

Electric

the

(3)

reduced

a

amount

Company

of

1976.—V.

before

enue

by

July

p.

20%

mail

253.

and

and

9%,

volumes

cargo

3,415,000
and

miles

passenger

totals

per

Earnings

#

corporation

of

on

airplane

The

the

set

net

1954.

of

all

in

or

on

income
stock

$3.91

Except

the

third

orders'

a

for

manufacturing

sales

and

27 Wks.

r

.

per

708,000
$799,969

earnings

earnings

Net

for

income
of

p.

were

the

received subscriptions for 1,006,262 shares,
97%, of the total of 1,036,052 shares of
stock
offered
to
stockholders under
rights

than

more

or

common

which

expired

second

represent

per

in

quarter

substantial

a

first

1955

share
1954.

improve¬

earnings

quarter

of

1922.

writing

p.

headed

group,

Clark,

Brothers;

Hutzler.—V.

1955

1954

1953

income

$12,241,866

$11,779,257

$3,817,950

taxes

2,422,082

2,670,755

2,085,283

taxes

1,252,000

1,316,500

1,022,200

$1,170,082

$1,324,255

$1,063,083

474,427

474,327

474,327

$2.46

$2.79

$2.24

shares

&

Lehman
Bros. &

Kuhn Loeb & Co.;
Co.; and Salomon

458.

p.

Increase—

Whirlpool Corp.—Sales and Earnings
other

and

administrative

and

other

for

taxes

6,436,654

Earnings

;

.

(on 3,086,024 shs. )

share

common

per

16%

4,521,208

$5,910,507
$1.92

$4,035,176
$1.31

income

on

earnings

v.

70,647,826

79,618.2G5

goods

—

1954

1355

$91,965,427 $85,204,210

income-—-

sales,

Manufacturing,

360.

p.

(A. H.) Wirz, Inc., Chester, Pa.—Acquisition—
This

collapsible

of

manufacturer

founded in

metal tubes,

1836, has

purchased all the stock of the American Extrusion Corp.. of Brooklyn,
N.
Y., which
will be operated as a subsidiary of A. H. Wirz, Inc.,
Townsend

Cox

President.

as

v,

manufactures a wide variety of
as well as many ether fxtruded
parts of steel, brass, zinc, and aluminum in diameters from threeeights of a inch to two inches and lengths from five-eights to six
and a half inches. Wall thicknesses range from .C10 to 0.1C0 inches.
Extrusion

American

electrolytic

Corporation

condenser shells

dry

and

Wisconsin Electric Power Co.

Operating
Operat.

ex.

Non-operat.

—

$3,966,980
72,188

$3,744 564 $16,253 031 $14,415,250
62,478
377.209
87,161

$4,039,168
1,045,025

$3,807,042 $16,630,330 $14,502,411
963,838
4,269,933
3,711,387

$2,994,143

revenues—

income

Gross

$2,843,204 $12,360,342 $10,791,024

deductions—

etc.,

1955—12 Mos.—1954'

$22,710,142 $21,606,138 $90,693,373 $33,725,144and taxes—
18,743,162
17,861.574
74,440.515
71,309,894

revenues

Net operating revenues

Int.,

.

(& Subs.)—Earnings Up

1955—3 Mos—1954

Period End. June 30—

income

Net

Pld.

div.

stk.

1,203.048

1,203,048

*$2,542.442*511,157.294

'• $9,587,976

300.762

300.762

require

share

4,636,404

4.634,848

4,636.494

4,634,848

$0.58

$0.51

$2.22

$1.94
0.13
*$2.07

share:

per

of

$2,693,381

outstanding

shares

tax

non-re.

"The
the

re.

reduct.—

tax

provisions
the

income

for

taxes

*32.41

*$0.55

reflect -reductions of

$176,800 for

period
ended June 30,
1954 and $351,600 and
months' periods ended June 30. 1955 and 1954,

months'

for

'-0.19

"0 C4

-—

$0.58

three

$589,400

12

.

resulting

settlement of taxes on income for prior
than provided for by charges to income in
360; V. 181, p. 2058; and V, 130, p. 2129.

from

years
in amounts less
such years.—V. 182. p.

1717.

Co.—Increasing Carbon Black Output

Witco Chemical
Construction

annual

total

of

on

production

output of SRF

for

particularly

Aug,

that

said

facilities increasing by 10%
the
type of carbon black and meeting
automotive rubber products, was
10 by Max A. Minnig, Executive/Vice-President.

major

national

demand,

growing

He

other

______

by

Dodge

182,

6 Months Ended June 30—

Net sales

announced

Up—Earnings Off—

30—

The balance of 29,790

1955.

Aug. 8,

on

unsubscribed shares has already been sold by the under¬

$0.81

cents

48

income

common

—V.

181,

June

181,

1955
in

the

over

share.—V.

782,273

$0.51

share

Subscriptions—

The company

Total

July 3,'54

785,220

of

182, p. 155.

Co.—Stock

Union Telegraph

Western

Non-rec.

1,507,969

,

quarter

holds what is believed to be one of the
country consisting of. 4.31 mining
tributory canyons in the Colorado

1951,

plateau area of southeastern Utah.—V.

Ended

income

before

Provision

1954

records.

new

Freight

totals

new

facilities

to

be

at

located

the

Witco-Continental

25.000.000 pounds of SRF (semispecifically to meet automotive
requirements.
Annual capacity of the
Witco-Continental plant at
Sunray, Tex., he added, already has been expanded by 6.033,000 pounds
of
FEF (fast extrusion,
furnace)
carbon black used in the manu¬
facture of
garden hose, wire coatings, flexible tubing and other ex¬
plant at Eunice, N. M., will produce
reinforcing,
lurnace)
carbon black

rubber

truded

It

is

products.

expected

quarter of

that

1956.—V.

the

181,

new

plant

will

be

cn

stream

in

the

first

890.

p.

11

Aug.

that

for

the

after

period

dividends

shipments

with
is

a
net
equivalent
the

on

share

on

the

common

the

first

income
to

$4.54

preferred

and

stock

be

for

the

first

for the

government

last

letters

lTnUnneito.approxlmately $1,325,000,000
300,000,000

six
of

which

months
intent

at

compares

^March 31, 1955, and with $1,125,000




of

this

year.

June

with

30

$1,-

a year ago.—

reports

for

the

six

months

ended

June

30,

1955,

profit, after income taxes,
of
$257,272.
This
is
equal,
after
deducting
dividend
requirements
on
subsidiary preferred stock,
to
65 cents per share on 359,996
shares of common stock outstanding,
compares

period

in

with $304,295

1954.—V.

181,

p.

or

$1.34

per

share

for

the

corresponding

2283.

Welch Industries, Inc.—Stock Offered—Warren

a

stock.

earnings

corporation,

net

of

an

good

The

and

for

Wocdley Petroleum

Wayne Knitting Mills—Earnings Decline—

reached

expected reduction in shipments and
due to plant shutdowns for two weeks
divisions for shop vacations
and
inventory,

and

cents

quarter

Months Ended

per

quarter,

operating results should

per

in

along

Ex.

=.

share

second

52

current

Earnings

Corp.—Reports Higher Net—

reported

common

to

rev¬

topping

organized

natural gas, lead, zinc and other
that it has acquired 100%
of the
Corp., Moab, Utah.
Tne latter

Uranium

Excalibur

uranium properties in the
the Green River and

claims

Earnings

528,000

income

on

Warner Co.—Sales

Income

389.465.000

miles,

on

1,099,525

taxes

outstanding
the

second

in

Net

month.

a

respectively.

also

°%1955 aggregated $359,109,677

$13,266,584,

earnings
in

9,864,000

flew

?oofUreS comPare with shipments of $350,428,521

naif

1955

cents

miles, up 28% ; express, 925,000 ton miles, up 23'%
(including first class), 1,940,00 ton miles, up 13% .—V. 182,

$15,302,738.
share

Mainliners

taxes

common

for

compared

ton

United Aircraft
This

167

$19.68

$23.62

$571,525

shares

Number

of

and

$50,126,536 $50,194,560

Earnings

The

tens

Co.—Completes Acquisition—

produces

Bal. for com. div. & sur.

income

Federal

Common

as

2,000

close of business on April 26,

the

income

Net

approximately

be

announced

4

Aug.
the

respectively
.

company

common

515.

p.

Federal

Estimated

three

carried

period United's fleet

of

1956;

1,

1966;

1,

income

Profit

ment

President.

the

May

to

May

shares

July 9,'55
Gross

the

by this corporation in July than in
any
similar month
in
its
history,
according
to
estimated
figures
released by Robert E. Johnson, Vice-President
and
Assistant to
the
In

to

into

Ended

the

Air Lines, Inc.—Sets New Records—
were

prior

period
prior

and

and prior to

share at which the

per

28 Wks.

6

passengers

the

for

1956,

1966,

price

converted

be

may

Baking Co.—Earnings Lower—

all

of

company,

largest

Com.

securing Union Electric Company's bonds of the physical
being acquired for the capital stock of Union Electric Power
pledged thereunder.---V. 182, p. 359.

United

1,

1,

182,

Ward

property

More

$17.18

May

May

under

subsitution

indenture

now

become

after

afier

the conversion

1955,

debentures

acquisi¬

cash,

Power

has

and

and

10,

Aug.

314%

These

capital

of

Electric

Effective

convertible

182, p. 418.

company

Power

transfer

Union Electric

by

outstanding

demand

a

$429,541.16

Townsend, Dabney & Tyson at
$13.25 per share, with a dealer's concession of 45 cents
per share. It was quickly oversubscribed.

area

of Union Colliery Company; (2i the
the distribution of its assets and

including

Butcher & Sherrerd and

num¬

a

Plateou

Missouri—Acquisition Approved

order

an

($1,250,000),

of

of

proved

Union Carbide Nuclear Co.—V.

accomplished

thereof

of

in

ores.

earliest

atomic

contract

property and assets of Union

to

experience

extensive

of

one

the

has

its

Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary of¬
fering of 73,160 shares of common stock (par $2.50) was
made on Aug. 11 by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;

on

Electric Co. of

SEC

.

have

pressure

conducted

activities will be assumed by

Union

and

locate

uranium

as

uranium

operations.

uranium

well

as

of

energy

corporation

hattan

of

compounds

of

with

•;

the

Aug.

would

which

company,

Net

1955
1954
$47,376,737 $46,967,150
4,269,177
1,170,732

30—

_

provision

reserve

for
It

he added. Fur¬
has already ob¬
for 500 tons a

year,

company

182, p. 116.

West Texas.—V.

profit

Net

a

the

copper

major

one

plant

on

Corp.—Secondary

——

country's leading atomic
research
radioisotopes—the important atomic
in medical research, agriculture, and

this

of

Provision

taxes

before

Income

of

President, said,

6,000 tons annually.

securities

of

Inc., a royalty company whose stock is listed
Stock Exchange, has substantial holdings in Vene¬

Electric

Months

Net

incorporators for each dollar

Ohrstrom

partner

purchased

They

Sales

,

issued

upon the company's
under the formula that

1957,

1,

for almost 36,000 tons

area

from

contract

minerals,

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
Six

shares,

the

of

dependent

are

by Sept.

Western Development

Vice-

Houston,

of

comnleted.

was

Profit

50,000

182, p. 258.

This

attorney,
Secretarythree
officers,
are:

which

Ky.,

—V.

V.

Offering—A sec¬
offering of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
$15) was made on Aug. 3 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $34.25
per share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share.

another key atomic energy in¬
for the Atomic Energy Com¬

is

Ballard

Vice-President

also

Inc.

royalty

including

From

atomic

Peace"

additions-

and

Paducah,

or

ondary

the

is

source

widely used

in

part

plants

at

-

Cecil

including

Syndicate,

Wagner

It

shares

170.000

Welch,

Louie

a

capacity

manages

industrial operations.
the development of

many

installation
\

Carbide

Laboratory

is

now

diffusion

gaseous

the

Laboratory

Union

This

and

products

the

all

National

that

mission.

for

including

also operates.

is

group

L.

Murchison's

addition

in

and other interests in

field

Houston.

release.

of

market in this

a

month,

President, suc¬

elected

of Meno Grande Oil Co.
concessions and 71,431 acres of Royal Dutch Shell concessions.
The
company also has 6,200 acres of its own concessions from
the Vene¬
zuela
Government
as
well as producing
royalty in the East Texas

Union

management,
ever
since production
started
early
in
1945.
Carbide engineers also have done the process development and

the

American

the

zuela,

of

Commerce

proposed detinning plant will be located at or near a steel
mill, Mr. Welch said.
Not only will it salvage the steel from tin cans,
but
the
tin
plate as well,
through a chemical process.
Processing

Corp.

natural

under

Carbide
Union

by

James

were

Walter M.
of Jenkens,

firm

law

Ballard

L.

Venezuela
on

of

earlier

tained

announced
at that
time
that the then
resign at the next stockholders' meeting.

Jenkens,

and

Venezuela Syndicate,

to

incorporators' stock—220,000 shares—it being escrowed at the
Bank

thermore,

President Elected—
been

investors

of

A. F. Childers, Jr.,

City,

the

in

Jenkens

Petroleum

has

division,

new

a

has

C.

group

a

directors,

Hagen and

New

8

Holman

New

Treasurer.

James

Company to

was

President.

The

Co.,

and

Aug.

on

and

President,

Utah.

Provo,

Corp.—Forms

Integrate Atomic Energy Activities—
Union

Kelly

Mr.

June,

controlled

Carbide

a

and

Capacity of the El Paso plant will be 25,000 tons a year, while there
is

of Houston, Clint W. Murchison ol Dallas and G. L. Ohrstrom
of
New York City purchased a substantial number of shares
Venezuela
Syndicate,
Inc.,
representing
the
management
and

of

for

pay
p.anc

of 170,000 shares. Those
1957, will be contributed
incorporators back to the treasury of the company.
further, should the corporation be liquidated, the incorporators have
agreed that the escrowed shares will not be entitled to participate in
the liquidating dividend.

Co.

of

to

used

detinning

H.

Also

of

without

mining
C.

In

be

a

the

by

Hagcn
&

will

of

of the Welch
new plant in El Paso,
acquisition c; a unique

The

Kelly of Washington, D.
Harper McKee.

B.

to the

offered

sale

earnings alter taxes up to a maximum
not entitled to be released on Sept. 1,

shares

2976.

p.

being

current

the

from

baling machine.

balance

of net

48,500 shs.
166,750 shs.

50,000 shs.

shares

150,000

shares

Gulf owners in ac¬
shares, held by the incor¬

among

These

share of stock shall be released to the

one

Outstanding

$1)

the

to

proceeds

earning $170,000 after taxes

FINANCING

(par

net

securities

an

The

com¬

Authorized

Venezuela Syndicate, Inc.—New
Roy

ceeding

SEC—

letter

a

share)

per

to

the

address

Union

in

orders

these leases.

for

PRESENT

TO

1

Gulf.

exchange for equipment and services appraised at in excess of $100,000 are
escrowed
until Sept.
1,
1957, unless the Secretary of State

in Weld County covering 640 acres. The company
of its stock to the Squibb family, 33,500 class A

shares

50,250

controlling
block.
It
was
current management
would

notification ....with the
non-assessable common stock to be

filed

13

shares

6,000,000

par

are

is

July

on

to
by

V

2846.

p.

issue bonds
being financed

to

plans

addition

construction

All the

undertook a program of exploring
uranium properties.
The Squibb family expended
this program and acquired two uranium mining
Larimer County, Colo.,
covering approximately 2,190

and one lease

issued

voting

its

short-term

of

A

apportioned

was

interests in

in

in

$2,500

acres,

new

Transcontinental

in

portable

National

working

„

the

1954

of

and

of
acquiring,
exploring
and
office is at 823 16th St., Greeley,

Its

Industries

new,

par

purpose

located

was

the

are

Texas,

class

of

(SI per share)
90 shares of class B stock.
at

basis.

the

by

porators,

their

public.

acquiring

than

more

corporation requesting authorization to build $3,426,000 of natural

firm

which

common

with

from

application

an

Welch

cordance

the Squibb family of Greeley,

pany,

for

fall

stock

A

incorporated

was

the

for

properties.

leases

The

class

shares

15,000

stock

B

be used for purchase of equipment and
-

uranium

share through

per

ciates was oversubscribed. For details, see V. 182, p. 515.

this

of

proceeds are to

The

Offering Completed—

offering to the public of
class A common stock (par $1) at $16
recent

publicly

June 16 offered
shares of class

on

150,000

capital.

Industries, Inc.—Stock

Thomas

The

Aug.

on

of

to $48,-

corporation's history,
9.—V. 182, p. 53.

the

in

quarter

announced

amounted

1955,

31,

Uranium Queen Exploration Co.—Stock Offered—

$1.72

common share

July

ended

any

Antoville,

The
A

Earned per

months

PROCEEDS—The

$1,308,444
273,376

$1,417,886

„

-—

—

stock dividend paid__

Preference

S.

three

highest for
President,

the

900,000,

$33,785,522 $31,906,585
taxes——_——2,572,527
2,591,382
.
_
1,154,641
1,282,938

taxes

the

for

Industries acquired Gulf Metals in exchange for 220.000

Welch

United States Plywood Corp.—Reports Record Sales—

Subs.)—

(&

1955

-,v

Profit before income

Net

Co., Inc.

June 30-r

12 Months Ended

Monday, August 15, 1955

...

Clark

&

Co., Houston, Tex., is offering publicly an issue of
150,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) at $2
per share.
BUSINESS—Company is a newly formed, but actively operating cor¬
poration, engaged in the business of recovery of tin cans and other
scrap for industrial reuse.

metallic
It is

to Gulf Metals Co., a partnership, which, for more
prior to its acquisition by Welch, was devoted to the devel¬
opment of the nucleus of a business able to reclaim, process and resell
than

a

the

successor

year

ferrous metals.

Co.

(& Subs.)—Earnings
1955

Six Months Elided June 30—
Gross

Costs,
Net

and

dividends

Earnings

on

Common

shares
per

—V.

182,

p.

Yellow

stock
outstanding

common

$385,752

61.173

paid

common

Earnings

$1,527,086
1,141,334

$484,711

taxes

1

income

Preferred

1954

$1,958,016
1,473.335

operating income
expenses

—

—

share

62,500

$423.-339
677.124
SC.63

$323,252
666.522
$0.48

458.

Circle

Uranium

Co.,

Salt

Files With Securities and Exchange

Lake City, UtahCommission—

The company on July 22 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par Give
cents per share) through Morgan & Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah. The
net proceeds are to be used to pay for
expenses incident to mining
nnprfltinnc

Volume 182

Number 5455

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

59

(659)

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

ARKANSAS

200,000 2s. Due
1959 to

Pulaski County (P.

1964

S.

R.

—

10

until

(CST)

a.m.

Merced

on

Dated Sept.

Due on Dec. 1 from 1956

1, 1955.
to

jail bonds.

inclusive.

1965

Interest

•Paying Agent and

1969

Trustee

J-D.

to

be

named

by* the successful bidder.
Legality approved
by
Mehaffy,
Smith, & Williams, of Little Rock.

City

Merced

Aug. 26 for the purchase of $386,000 ccunty

to

Peters,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

inclusive.

273,000 2V4S. Due

Arkansas

Offering

Bond

;

„

of

National

Bond

Offering—B.

5s.

1956

Due

Smith,

72,000 3s. Due
1972

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

his

at

until

11

for

the

to

in

bonds.

Due

1975,

Santa

(CDST)

purchase

building
1955.

office

a.m.

on

of

$2,100,000

Dated

Aug.

15 from

Aug.

15,
1956

inclusive. Principal
(F-A)
payable
at

interest

County Treasurer's office.

ity

Ana,

Aug. 23

on

approved

by

Union

the

Fresno

Bond

&

District,

County, Calif.

Offering

J.

—

L.

Brown,

County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

bis

at

10:30

office

in

until

Fresno

(PDST)

a.m.

Aug.

on

dated

F-A.

23

for the purchase of $150,000 build¬

Aug.

the

at

(M-S)

1 from

Principal

payable

1956 to

1975

and

interest

the

County

at

Treasurer's office.

Santa Cruz

wiil

Angeles County, Calif.

receive

fice in Santa

Bond Offering—Harold J.

Ostly,

(CDST)

County Clerk, will receive sealed

chase

bids

,

until 9

.

the

in

office

(PDST)

a.m.

Los

Angeles

Aug. 16 for

on

Supervisors,

bids at his of¬

Cruz, until 1:15
Aug. 16 for the

p.m.

Sept.

1

from

1956

to

1974 inclu-

sive. Principal and interest

(M-S)

of

$880,000

bonds,

pur¬

fol¬

as

'

Hayward Union High Sch. Dist.,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond

Sale—The

$200,000 build¬

ing bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182,
p. 459—were awarded to the Bank
.

.

bonds.

200,000

Elementary

announced

follows:

Dis¬

School

Newman E.
a

mailing

1956 to

1959

80,000 2%s. Due
1969 to

1969

inclusive.
on

Sept. 15 from

inclusive.

88,000 3s. Due on Sept.
1970 to

Jefferson

1980

Santa Clara Union

group

a

of Weeden & Co.,
Co., and Dean Witter
Co.,
all
of
San
Francisco,
100.006, a
net interest cost
about 2.91%, as follows:
&

$156,000 234s. Due
1969

to

on

1955, was purchased by a group
composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional

J.
&
at
of

inclusive.
on

1976

July

.

San

Dist.,

Sale—The

from

of

the

American

Trust

wich-Killingly Expressway Reve¬
nue
and Motor Fuel Tax Bonds,
First Series.
They request bond¬
holder's approval of amendments
the

Francisco, Hill Richards &
Los Angeles, and C. N.

of

White

&

1958 inclusive.




Co., of Oakland,

lows:

$540,000 5s.
1956

to

Due

these

bonds

1954

charge

to

Cole, of Hartford.

by Governor Abra¬

l955'and

June 29,

on

tion approved

offered

by the Expressway
on July 29, 1955.
is

Committee

Ribicoff

Governor

headed

M

v' 182' p* 46°—were awarded to
! a Sroup co™POsed of Blytn & Co.,
Marshall, botn of Sent
at attle, William Blan & Co., Chi-

1^2

P

4?q&
459—were awarded to Rand & Co., I
,,,

New

100.51,

rifv

vnrt
York

Arm*/

of

o roc

ac

City,

2.60s,

as

ir

so

*

n

-n

l

i

Honda

Certificate
C. Ray

receive

until

bids

sealed

R. Zeller,
John J. Brack¬

Lehman
nounced

that

Works

also

they have made

an¬

an

informal

poll of bondholders hold¬
ing $51,000,000 and have received
almost unanimous approval from
these holders.

part of its program, the State

As

has provided by the new Act that
rate of motor fuel taxes, in¬

fol¬

1964

The

Aug.

1

from

inclusive.
on

Pensacola Port

Aug. 1 from

to

1977

on

to

1980

inclusive.

Aug.

1

from

dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
are

payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut-

office.

clife, of San Francisco.
Santa
Bond

be

Monica, Calif.

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

of

until

Oct.

4

$2,895,000

bonds.

was

III.
$150,000

Mor^-

awarded to

&

Certificate

The

—

$100,000

cite

building

and

bonds,

182, p. 460—were awarded

1 from 1957 to 1971 inclusive,
Principal and interest (M-S) payable at a banking institution in II-

i

r

nfflrin/

Rnnii

Co., of

until

10

the

purchaser and the Board of Edu-

Hunt

ripnn

(EST)

a.m.

linois matually satisfactory to the

r;

j

'

f

Aug.

on

Of $836,000
Causeway revenue
refunding
bonds. Dated March 1, 1955. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1979 inelusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Bank of
New York, or at the Florida National Bank, Jacksonville. Legal26

house

Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on March

offered

the First Bank & Trust

to

p.m.
(CDST) on Aug. 22
purchase of $260,000 school

Aug.

certificates

revenue

10—v.

Sale

8

until

for

purchase

approved

Caldwell,

by

Mar-

ity

—adg0 b*

^napman & cutler, ot cnicago.

Counties Com■*
munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 11
(P. O. Warrensburg), III.

Macon and Logan

Sale—The $740,000

Bond

school

offered Aug. 4—•
v
182, p. 460—were awarded to a
group composed of the Mercantile
Trust Co., of St. Louis, and Morrissey & Co., of Davenport, and
Yates, Heitner & Woods, of St.
Louis, at a price of 100.12, as
building

bonds

follows:

"The State asks the

GEORGIA

cooperation

holders of the $100,000,000

remaining

the

authorized

$298,000,000

to complete

the

$75,000 2V2S. Due on Dec.

Sale—The $1,300,000

Certificate

anticipation

water * revenue

to

1956

Brunswick, Ga.

tificates offered Aug. 10—v.

265,000

182, p.

3s, Due on

'

1959

cer¬

to

1 from

1958 inclusive.

1965

Dec. 1 from

inclusive.

85,000 2V2S. Due on Dec. 1, 1966
and 1967.

Due

on

362

other expressway

composed of Johnson, Lane, Space
& Co., Savannah, Robinson-Hum¬

315,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1
1968 to 1974 inclusive.

phrey Co., Inc., Atlanta, B. J. Van
Ingen
& Co., New York City
and Tillman-Whitaker & Co., of

Saline

bonds and high¬
fund revenue bonds may be

issued with

for

the

parking
Oct.

from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.

1

a

charge

on

the motor

fuel taxes subordinate to the First

Series

inclusive.

Due

bonds

Decatur Park District,
Bond Sale—An issue of

for the

Authority (P. O.

Pensacola), Fla.

shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.

way

Aug. 1, 1965.

on

Is.

180,000

inclusive.

ILLINOIS

Due on Dec: 1 from 1957 to 1974

Jan.

of

as

cluding gasoline taxes, will not be
reduced below the present 4c a

bonds

1975

from

1

1,

callable

are

the

that

to

July

on

payable at the Hanover Bank, of inclusive. Interest J-D.
New York City, or at the Barnett
L h
c
Scf,. District No. 114
National
Bank
of
Jacksonville.,
^ Pox
///_
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Bond
Offering — Richard A.
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Miller, Secretary of the Board of
New York City.
Education, will receive sealed bids

bids

Brothers

1967

Due

Principal and interest (J-J)

after

Ci^ Tre^surer wTlf recetve sealed'

Public

follows;

ag

Co., of Davenport, as
2.70s, at par. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.

J.

Jr.;

a
2M%

^
294,000 3s.

1

(EST) on Aug. 22 for the
purchase of $8,000,000 court house
and jail certificates of indebted¬
ness. Dated July
1, 1955. Due on

Attorney General; Joseph M.
Loughlin,
Commissioner of Fi¬
nance
and Control and Timothy
en,

Bonds," Messrs. Ottaviano
stated in their letter.

—

Athens,

They said that prompt attention
to this matter would be helpful to

cost of about

because

State

these

amend¬

ments to the Bond Declaration re¬

quire the consent of 66%% of the

at

$192,000

1,108,000
from

100.02,

a

3.23%,

a

group

net interest
follows:

as

4s. Due on

1956 to

to

awarded

were

and Argraves

the

Oct.

1 from

1963 inclusive.

3.20s.
1964

to

Due
1985

on

Oct.

1

inclusive.

second issue of Richmond County (P. O. Augusta),
Georgia
Expressway
Bonds in approxi¬
Certificate Offering — Sealed
mately 60 days.
Forms on censent and copies of 4>ids will be received by the Clerk
the
Bond
Declaration
and
Ac¬ of the Board of Commissioners,
Roads and Revenues, until noon
count, it was announced, may be
to

obtained
er,

cut

offer

a

from the

State Treasur¬

Hartford, Conn.; The Connecti¬
Bank

and

Trust

Company,

(EST) on Aug. 23 for the purchase
$750,000 water and sewerage

of

revenue

anticipation

certificates.

County Sch.

from

Dist. No. 43

(P. O. Harrisburg), III.
Sale—An issue of

Bond

$87,500

2V4% and 2%% school bonds was
sold
to
the
Midland
Securities

Dated June 1, 1955.
1957 to 1972
Interest J-J.
Legality

Co., Chicago.
Due

bondholders and because the State

plans

Co.,

net interest

100.01,

about

Offeri„g-Chai™an

Pensacola.

Murphy

at

of

cogt

p.m.

1962.

&

Burton

ii

*

Greene announces that the
of County Commissioners

Board

will

Ogden,

\

Jacksonville),

County (P. O

L.

(Salt Lake City, an,d the First
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., of

FLORIDA
n

nn

»

Edward

cago,

basis of about 2.54%.

a

Duval

by

includes

and

Fred

Ottaviano;

State Comptroller;

Aus

water

rissey

passed at the June special session
ham Ribicoff

$200*000

park bonds

This will be done under
of the General Assembly

act

building bonds offered Aug. 8—

r

Certificates due in 1963 and there-

standing.
an

Coeur

July 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.

Series Bonds currently out¬

First

County Class "A" School
(P. O.
d'Alene), Idaho
Bond Sale—The $570,000 school
District No. 271

first

the

fuel taxes will
the $100,000,000

motor

on

under

Kootenai

issued in

were

whereby

only

apply

bonds

|

Idaho
build-

bonds offered Aug. 8—v. 182,
P- 556—were awarded to the First
Security Bank of Utah, N. A., Salt
Lake City.

Robinson,

by

"A" C'L

Greenwich-Killingly Expressway,

on

1720,000 21/2S. Due

1955.

as

«•'.

facilities

1956 to

&

"""

No. 93 (P. O. Idaho Falls),
Bond Sale—The $725,000

St.,

noon

Sale—The

Bond

Outstanding First Series Bonds so

Co.,

$115,000 5s. Due

Aug. 15 from

Declaration

Bond

of San

purchase

on

the

of the

1978

$588,000 build¬

of

Green¬

berg, Irving Lundborg & Co., all

Co., Kaiser & Co., both of San
Francisco, the Northern Trust Co.,
of Chicago, Shuman, Agnew & Co.,
and Dean Witter & Co., both of
San
Francisco,
at
a
price
of
100.86%, a net interest cost of
about 2 32%, as follows:
*

Associa¬

&

1966

Joaquin

ing bonds offered Aug. 8—v. 182,
p. 459—were awarded to a group
composed

Savings

Bonneville ancf^ Bingham^ District
Joint Class "A" School £ountie9

gallon.

inclusive.

1

holders

the

J. Barth & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young-

County, Calif.
Bond

&

60,000 4!4s. Due

Due

to

Sch.

Trust

tion, of San Francisco, First Bos¬
ton Corp., New York City, R. H.

July 1 from

3s.

1972

Lodi

1971

of

Beane,

composed

260,000

Calif.

$416,000 build¬

459—were awarded to

Barth

County,

Sale—An issue of $1,500,school building bonds, series

Co., of San Francisco,
Security-First National Bank, of
Los Angeles, Dean Witter & Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &

School,
County, Calif.

Robinson

Commissioner

$100,000,000

777

approved

IDAHO
.

(DST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $207,000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1955. Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
to
1975
inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Hartford
National Bank & Trust Company.

State

Jr., and

Commissioner.

Bond

Moulton

ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 182,
p.

High Sch. Dist.,

High

Sale—The

Bond

15. from

inclusive.

Union

San Mateo
>

15 from

that

11

Argraves have begun

to

outstanding

Mr.

the
County Treasurer's
Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutclife, of San Francisco.
at

Clara

until

Bond Committee

office.

000

Sept.

Aug.

State Highway

This

Santa

Connecticut

of

Treasurer John Ottaviano

Each issue is dated July 1, 1955.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬

ings Association, of San Francisco,
$32,000 5s. Due on

State

amendments to the Bond Declara¬

trict bonds.

of America National Trust & Sav-

as

City, financial consult¬

the

respect to the GreenwichKillingly
Expressway
financing

able

payable at the County Treasurer's
office.

Lehman Brothers,

—

and approved

$680,000 City High School District

purchase of $186,000 building

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on

.

on

sealed

to

ant

June

Kelley,

lows:

his

at

Bonds

which

County, Calif.

Bond Offering—Tom M.

Department,

„

to

Santa Cruz School Districts,

County

District, Los

Per-

with

Calif.

Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on Aug. 16
for the purchase of $250,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.

Clerk of the Board of

School

approved by

Connecticut (State of)
Seeking Bondholder Consents to

15,

bids

Treasurer's office.
Glendora

Legality

CONNECTICUT

ap-

High School District,

Sept.

the

(

Legality

Bond Offering—Harold J.

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
on Sept.
1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Principal and interest

payable

at the

or

sbi"g> Bos-worth Dick & Dawson,

ing

(M-S)

City.

New York

on

at

>

reHartford

Hartford,

County,

way

inclusive.

bids

sealed

W.

will

the City and

of Greenwich-Killingly Express-

Due

Albert

—

Selectmen,

Main

ot New York Clty-

Legality

County,

First

(A-O) payable at the

Georgia Railroad Bank & Trust
Co., of Atlanta. Legality approved
by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta.

Company,'

rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-

Angeles

Offering

Principal

of Oct. 1, 1960.

as

and interest

Trust

the Manager

cisco.

Due
.

ceive

1 Amendments to Bond Declaration

Los

relative

Express-

Connecticut

pay-

Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-

Puente Union

Financial

State

Greenwich-Killingly
way financing.

National Bank & Trust

the office of

at

inclusive.

are

Interest

proved by

Legal¬

O'Melveny

School

bonds

1955.

City,

the

to

to

Revenue, Ex-Officio Treasurer

15 from

Aug.

on

1980

able

Consultants

Clark,

Chase Manhattan Bank, New York
I

and

Myers, of Los Angeles.

Auberry

The

to

thers, New York

incl

t

Due on Oct. 1
Call-

from 1956 to 1985 inclusive.

of

Aug. 15 from

on

Dated Oct. 1, 1955.

of

inclusive.

1971

to

s

able

15 from

inclusive.

64,000 2%s. Due

Declara-

Ledyard (P. O. New London),

j from 1963 to 1972
Principal and interest (M-S)

Aug. 15 from

on

1963

to

1964

Aug.

on

Bond

Bond

on

1959 inclusive.

to

1960

J.

&

Savings Association, of San Francisco, as follows:
$32,000

the

30 for the purchase of $5,400,000

$200,000

^Trust

under

tion, Hartford; and Lehman Bro-

general obligation refunding water
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due

.

of

the Board of Water

Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (MST) on Aug.

sold to the Bank

32,000 3V2S. Due

Union High Sch. Dist.,
Change County, Calif.

Bond

District,

issue

trustee

(City and County), Colo.
Offering — E. L. Mosley,

Secretary of

Calif.

.

An
was

America

CALIFORNIA
Anaheim

Aug. 1 from

on

School

,

B-dSale

Denver

inclusive.

County,

school bonds

COLORADO

Aug. 15 from

on

1963

O. Little Rock),

on

Jan.

inclusive.

1 from

approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.

& Trauer-

Shelbyville, III.
Bond

head,

Offering—Carl

City

Clerk,

F.

will

sealed bids until 7 p.m.

More-

receive

(DST) on

Aug. 22 for the purchase of $300,water works revenue bonds.

000

Dated May

1, 1955. Due on May

1

60

Prin-

from 1956 to 1932 inclusive.

Legality

Co.,'Chicago.

ap¬

proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of

Civil

T wp.

(P. O. Middlebury), Ind.
Sale—The

Bond

offered

bonds

school

$92,000

Aug.

10

of

Bank

at

100.02,

of

Middlebury, as 2s,
basis of about 1.99%.

a

1971

Ind.

Bloomington,
Sale

Bond

The

—

American

Trust

Co.,

Bank

&

the Indianapolis
Corp., both of In¬
dianapolis,
jointly
as
2%s,
at
100.31, a basis of about 2.59%.
Bond

and

Share

&

Bond

im¬

$50,000

Fletcher

sealed

Offering
sealed

(CST)

bids

Aug.

on

23

bonds.

p.m.

February 1,

works

sewage

in

due

callable

are

bonds,

School
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan.

of

bonds

Principal
and
interest
(F-A) payable at the Harris Trust
and
Savings Bank, of Chicago.
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.

dated

J-J.

Bond

Offering

Krebs,

and

the

tional

&

American

Bank

&

to

the

Share

Clerk,

City

Na¬

Indianapolis,
100.54,

jointly, as 2V2S,
basis of about 2.44%.

a

Clay Twp.

(P.

O.

R.

$1,000,000

1954.

1956

after

Due

Aug. 10

182,

v.

—

Share

(J-J)

2V2S,

at

1956

460

were

—

chase

of

St.

until

W.

Jan.

on

1

from

Principal

pur¬

(J-J)

payable

tional

Bank

1957

&

H.

Hammond School

Lanston

&

National
of

&

Bank

Co.,

&

City,

Kansas

Bond

2y8s, at

as

Co., Chicago, Shaw, McDermott &
Co., and First of Iowa Corp., both

St.

Charles

Sch.

Consol.

bonds

Dist.,

Ia.

Iowa

Bond

Sale—An

of

Aug. 1 from 1959

Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the of¬

Des

of Trustees.

Honey Creek Twp. (P. O. R. R. 4,

Clerk

(CST)
chase

on

of

Aug.

20

$222,000

until

for

10

the

bonds,

as

a.m.

pur¬

fol¬

lows:

;

$111,000 School
Due

1,

Township bonds.

semi-annually from July
1974 inclu¬

1956 to July 1,
sive.

111,000
Due

1,

Civil

The

bonds.

semi-annually from July

1956 to July 1, 1974 inclu¬

sive.

1955.

Township

'

bonds

are

dated

Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)

of

the

Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.

Middlebury Community Consol.

:ipal

all of New Orleans,

2

the

E.

W.

Due

Oct. 1 from

on

Interest

inclusive.

1975

to

Legality approved by Foley,
Orleans.
Morgan City, La.
Offering — Emile J. Leh¬

Aug. 29 for the purchase of $40,bonds,

of

Education

Sept.

until

7:36

for

the

6

it

the

&

on

State

Jan. 1,

1963.

(F-A)

Treasurer's

Legality

Stinson,

Prin-

payable
office

approved

in

by

Mag,

Fizzell,

Oxford

Thomson, McEvers
of Kansas City.

School

District,

Kansas

Bond Sale—An issue of $132,000
gymnasium-auditorium bonds was

sold

the

to

1965

National

Securities

bonds

was

Dffice.

a

are

dated

Sept.

Co., of Wichita,
price of 100.15.

to
as

Kansas

street

3old

bury,

100.02,

First

basis of

Bond Sale—An issue of

City;

improvement
to

a

group i

$533,000

bonds

headed

was

by the
Kansas

Securities
Co., of
Ranson-Davidson Co.,

and

until

11

a.m.

(P. O. Many), La.
Bond Offering—J. M. Abington,

Secretary

of

Parish

the

the

purchase

of

$675,000

court

Sept. 1 from 1957
Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the of¬
1, 1955.

to

1976

Due

on

inclusive.

fice of the Parish Treasurer, or at
any

bank

specified

by

the

"MMM."

Dated

Sept.

1,

Sept. 1 from 1957 to

on

inclusive.

1985

Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Trust Company of Mary¬
land, Glen Burnie branch. Legal¬
ity approved by Niles, Barton,
Yost & Kankmeyer, of Baltimore.

Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

Bond Sale—The $300,000 munic¬
ipal improvement bonds offered
Aug. 9 — v. 182, p. 363 — were
awarded to Alex. Brown & Sons,

Baltimore.

of

MASSACHUSETTS

Bond

Bond
bonds

Sale—The
offered

p.

&

Burr,

both
at

Coffin

to

Estabrook

jointly,

Boston,

100.13,

$226,000 water
11 — v. 182,

awarded

and

of

both

of

Vernon

Wide

Parish,

Ward Eight

Sale

Ward

(P. O. Leesville), La.
Bond Offering — T. L. Harvey,

Secretary

of

the

Parish

School

p.m.

(J-J) payable at the Michigan Na¬
tional

$1,060,000

project bonds
offered Aug. 11—v. 182, p. 557—
awarded

were

posed

a

group

&

com¬

Co., R.

S.

Moseley

as

Boston,

2.70s, at 100.27,

about

&

L.

Co.,

all
a

Charlotte Public Sch. Dist., Mich.

Sale—The $750,000

Bond

and

building
v.

—

to

Aug.

11

182,

v.

—

1956 to 1972 inclusive.

Sale

Note

557

offered
—

New York

City,

Sale—An

issue

of

anticipation notes was
composed of the
Second Bank-State Trust Co., the

sold

to

a

group

Safe

Boston

Worcester

Deposit Co., and the
Trust Co., all

County

of Boston, at
The notes
and mature

1.42% discount.
are dated Aug. 8,1955,

on

and

Jan. 5, 1956.

Cooper

—

Townships

Harry

Rey¬

nolds, Director, will receive seal¬
(EST) on Aug.
17

for

school
Dated

from

able

the

purchase

of

1956 to

the

1973 inclusive. Call¬

District's

McDonald-Moore

of

&

Comstock, Kalamazoo, Portage and
No.

Dist.

(P. O. R. 5, Kalamazoo),

7

Michigan
$90,000 building

Bond Sale—The

offered

Moore

to

p.

Kenower,

McDonaldof Detroit,

both

Co.,

182,

4—v.

Aug.

awarded

&

jointly.
Croton

Rural

Agricultural School
Fractional (P. O.
Rural Route, Newaygo), Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

District No. 2,

received

the
8

by

(EST)

p.m.

purchase
bonds.

Education

on

of

Secretary of
until

the

of

Board

Aug. 22 for the

building
Due

$116,000

Dated

June

1,

1955.

May 1 from 1956 to 1966 inclu¬

on

sive. Principal and interest

payable at
pany

a

bank

(M-N)

trust com¬

or

to be designated by the suc¬

cessful

bidder.

Legality approved

Canfieid,

Miller,

Paddock

&

Dearborn, Mich.

option.

In¬

Sale—The

Bond

mobile

parking
offered

bonds

facturers

troit,

as

$221,000

system

Aug.

autOr

revenue

9—v. 182, p.
the Manu¬

awarded to

461—were

National

Bank

of

De¬

3s, at par.
Dearborn, Mich.

$52,000

building and site bonds.
July 1, 1955. Due on May 1

at

p.

group

Stone, of Detroit.

(P. O. 503 Kalamazoo Bldg.,
Kalamazoo), Mich.
Offering

a

Pavilion Twps. Fractional Sch.

by

Fractional School District No. 6

Bond

to

and Shannon &

be

$1,000,-

bond

000

road

182,

8—v.

were

Worcester, Mass.
Note

O.

Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Co., all of Detroit.

Co.,

basis of about 2.36%.

a

Aug.

awarded

were

—

composed

2.40s, at 100.31,

as

..•*

The $130,000

—

offered

MacArthur & Co., and

bonds
p.

net interest cost
follows:

a

55,000 2i/4s. Due on April 1, 1973.

bonds

project

p.

group

$695,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from

of

Sale—The $240,000 school

school

a

the First of

461—were
Bond

182,

school
offered

bonds

461 — were
composed of
Michigan Corporation,
of Detroit, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
of
Toledo, and Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit, at a
Aug. 4

awarded

basis

2.68%.

Holyoke, Mass.
and

Legality

by
Miller,
Canfieid,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.

Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,

F.

and

to

of Estabrook

Saginaw.

Bank,

approved

461

The

—

July 1 from 1959 to 1994
Principal and interest

on

inclusive.

Boyne City), Mich.

school

and

Alamo

151

8

until

Charleviox County (P.

MICHIGAN

New

bids

sealed

Co.,

ed bids until 4 p.m.

School District No.

ceive

basis of about 2.17%.

a

Bond

school

to Schweickhardt & Co., and Ladd

Co.,

Stephen J.

—

2.30s,

&
as

Easton, Mass.

Martinville), La.

&

Offering

Bond

LaTarte, Township Clerk, will re¬

notes

(P. O.

Orleans, jointly.

Township (P. O.

of about 2.71%, as

Aug.

557—were

Sale—The

Dinkins

Carrollton

price of 100.02,

Attleboro, Mass.

$160,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
4—v. 182, p. 363—were awarded
-

1957.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at a bank or trust
company in Michigan designated

site

Cambridge, Md.

pur¬

chaser.

of Aug.

as

1,

Police

bonds. Dated Sept.

callable

are

Due

Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 29 for
house and jail

thereafter

series

195&r Due

awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
Sabine Parish

1969 and

incluusive. Bonds due in

(EST) Aug. 29 for the purchase
of $1,400,000 sewage disposal rev¬
enue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955.

interest (M-S)

Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
on Aug.
1 from 1957 to 1980

ing
Due

Aug. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $750,000 sanitary bonds,

/

school

the

on

15,

the City Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by

M.

Shelton

—

purchase of $245,000 build¬

for the

W.

that

bids

Offering

Bond

Carrollton), Mich.

Chairman

—

Agricultural School
Fractional, Mich.

by the successful bidder.

announces

sealed

(EDST)

at

St.

$70,000
sold

Small-Milburn

l%s, at

bonds

St. Martins Parish

Sale—An issue of

sewer

receive

of

inclusive.

1970

payable

Pratt, Kansas
Bond

Gray

1,

Case, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 17

County (P. O. Glen

Offering

Calvin

No.

District

Burnie), Md.
Bond

Day &

inclusive.

1955. Principal and

Co., of Wichita.

storm

follows:

as

$15,000 public improvement bonds.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1956 to

The

Bangor.

MARYLAND
Anne Arundel

City Secretary, will receive
•ealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on

25,000 public improvement bonds.
Due on
Sept. 15 from 1956

Pearce,

of

Bank

Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

receive sealed
p.m. (CST) on Sept.
purchase of $350,000

1, 1955.

Bond

100

payable at the Mer¬

National

will

$700,000

and interest

Topeka.

Bank, of Middle-




the

to

Sedgwick County (P. O. Wichita),

$23,000

a

for

1958

District, Kansas

—

Board

on

of

callable

are

the First State

2s, at
about 1.99%.

$70,000

building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
semi-annually from Aug. 1, 1956
to Aug. 1, 1963 inclusive.
Bonds

building bonds offered Aug. 10—
v.
182, b. 460—were awarded to
as

Clerk,
until

bids

on

Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,

,

Schools, Indiana
Sale—The

City

2%s.

as

sealed bids

(CST)

>.m.

purchase

payable at the Terre Haute First
National Bank.

Bond

School

Offering

vill receive

B o r d
Offering — Richard L.
Beckwith, Township Trustee, will

bids

Bond

interest

In¬

Jennings, Louisiana
Offering — A. T. Maund,

to

Hutchinson

Haute), Ind.

Weil

4s and 3%s.

Bond

KANSAS

Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

sealed

of

sold

was

Moines, jointly,

fice of the Treasurer of the Board

receive

issue

Corporation, and
Shaw, McDermott & Co., both of

Sept.

inclusive.

Terrc

the

and

Co..

vestment Co.,
as

Dated

Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Due

1980

to

18

$200,000

of
bonds.

Center

Sept. 1, 1955.
1956

Bangor,

Aug.

on

purchase

man,

of Des Moines.

First

Dated

DiniHpc;

A-O.

building

1961

composed of Equitable
Nashville, Scharff
Jones, Inc., White, Hattier &
Sanford, both of New Orleans,
Barrow, Leary & Co., of Shreve¬
port, Arnold & Crane, John Dane,
T.
J.
Feibleman
&
Co.,
Ladd
group

&

Cox & Judell, of New

182,
557—were awarded to a group
composed of the Central Republic

improvement
to

paving certificates offered Aug. 3
182, p. 362—were awarded to

Oct.

Sale—The $190,000 build¬

the

Recreation

of

Bank

(DST)

a.m.

by

designated

company

Benzonia Rural

receive sealed bids at the Mer-

for

trust

Charles F.

chants

National

1,

terest

District, Me.

—

i

11

payment date on or after
1965. Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at a bank

terest

April

purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfieid, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.

j

public improvement bonds. Dated

Independent School

until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 13
for the purchase of $432,500 school

on

Louisiana

ing bonds offered Aug. 8—v.

Bod-

Gretna),

p.m.
(EST) on Aug. 24 for the
purchase of $990,000 school site
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1958 to
1981 inclusive. Callable on any in¬

Bragg JI, District Treasurer, will

until

Board of Education,
sealed bids until 8

receive

will

or

Offering

Offering—Tovio E. Malila,

Bond

Secretary of

the

County Sanitary Commission will

Jefferson Parish (P. O.

p.

Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids

15, 1955. Due

n>ip

14

man,

bonds.

$109,925.52
certificates, series A.
dprially from 1956 to 1965 in¬

New York

District, Iowa

Legality

M.

group

a

basis of about 2.115%.

a

Jefferson

City, Ind.

Offering—John

G.

Co., of Des Moines,

1983

interest
First Na¬

of Fortville.

182,

v.

—

to

City, Stern Bros.

both

Morton

100.02,

approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller ,of Indianapolis.

Bond

City

and

the

at

to

York

Co.,

J.

Frank

Securities Corp.,

City, Heller, Bruce & Co., San
Francicso, and Shaw, McDermotl

p.m.

the

for

25

1

Co.,

—

—v.

10

Aug.

Louis, Aubrey
New

Offering

Certificate Sale—The $347,990.27

Sale—The $2,000,000 dock

;

street paving

Inter¬

composed of Mercantile Trust Co.,

Trust

$125,000

inclusive.

City

Bond

the purchase of

24 for

182, p. 260—

Bangor Recreation

and

(P. O. Gretna),

clusive.

363—were awarded

p.

&

water works
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.

revenue

Due

bids

Aug.

on

the

at

office.

1970 inclusive.

to

offered

bonds

Offering—Virginia Gaunt,
Clerk-Treasurer, will re¬

(CST)

payable

Dubuque, Iowa
Bond

Corp., Indianapolis as
100.07, a basis of about

sealed

interest

Cutler, of Chicago.

Co.,

Town

of Jan. 1,

as

and

Legality approved by Chapman

Fortville, Ind.

ceive

inclusive.

Certificate

a

p.

bear

Detmer, Secretary of the Parish
Police Jury,
will receive sealed
oids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug.

500,000 water bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from

&

2.48%.

Bond

1

Aug. 5—v.

MAINE

chants

est J-D.

Indianapolis Bond

The issue is to

156.

p.

4—v.

Aug.

3j/2% interest.

Dated

1965 and there¬

Principal

Treasurer's

$234,000 School
Township bonds offered

awarded to the

182,

offered

Jefferson Parish

Jan.

on

1974

to

callable

are

1964.

Bond Sale—The

&

bonds

school

received

bonds of¬

rejected.

of the Equitable Securities

Sanford, Glas & Co., Scharff &
Jones, Newman, Brown & Co.,
Ducournaus & Kees,
and Ladd,
Jenkins & Co., all of New Or¬

follows:

bonds.

sewer

1,

from

at

Indiana

and Civil

receive

will

on

Corp., Nashville; White, Ilattier &

Louisiana

Carmel),

R.

M.

Sold—Bids

$140,000 school

Option Granted—A group com¬

and Barrow, Leary & Co.,
obtained a 30-day
option to purchase the $400,000

Maude

—

Sch. Dist.

O. Jennings), La.

(P.

leans;

000 revenue bonds, as

In¬

Co., both of

&

sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on

Corp.,

Flecther

Trust

22

Aug. 25 for the purchase of $1,500,-

Sale—The $575,000 hospi¬
bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 182,

Bond

No.

of Shreveport,

Jeffersonville),

460—were awarded

Ice

IOWA

Bond

dianapolis

ap-

Cedar Rapids, la.

Bonds due in

p.

Legality

the

were

Jefferson Davis Parish Sch. Dist.

posed

1,

Not

Bonds

for

Frac. Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Allegan), Mich.

Twps.

and

Winnfield), La.

(P. O.

fered

1;

Aug.

by Ross, McCord,
Miller, of Indianapolis.

Indiana

tal

July

} roved

Jan.

Clark County (P. O.

from

1, 1965, incl.

are

Interest

1955.

Aug.

1961.

1,

The

Winn Parish, Calvin

LOUISIANA

1, 1965, incl.

semi-annually
1956 to Jan.

Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas

son,

specified by the
Legality approved by

bank

any

purchaser.

Wichita; and Stinson, Mag, Thom¬

on

follows:

as

and

1962

as

(CST)

at

Watson
1

Trowbridge and

Allegan,

&

Paddock

Canfieid,
Stone, of Detroit.
Miller,

Principal and interest (F-A)

payable at the office of the Treas¬
urer of the Parish
School Board,

City.

pur¬

Dated

inclusive. Bonds
thereafter

1

Aug.
J,
semi-annually from
1958 to Feb. 1, 1994.

Due

1955.

bids until 7 p.m.

$9,000

F.

the

for

of $2,000,000

chase

•revenue

until

Weigand,

Dated

Legality approved by

terest M-N.

Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclu¬

or

by
Depew,
Stanley,
Hook & Curfman, of

approved

receive

bids

sealed

of $89,000 school
Aug. 1, 1955. Due

purchase

sive.

July

Combs,

will

receive

(CST) on Sept. 1 for

a.m.

bonds.
on

Nov. 1 from

on

1, 1955.
Principal
(M-N) payable at the
State Treasurer's office.
Legality

Bloomington), Ind.

Trustee,

Due

and interest

Rural

Aug. 30 for the purchase of $18,000

Leavitt, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive

O.

9,000 Civil Township bonds. Due

Esther

:—

(P.

Offering—Wayne

Township

Bloomington, Indiana
Bond

Twp.

Route No. 9,

provement bonds offered Aug. 9—
v.
132. p. 460—were awarded to
the

Buren

the

1975 inclusive.

to

Dated

INDIANA
Van

until 11

1970 inclusive.

1956 to

130,000 2'2S.

will

Board,

follows:

as

$393,000 2%s. Due on Nov. 1 from

182,

v.

—

Wichita,

both

Inc.,

Davidson-Vink-Sadler,

557—were awarded to the First

p.

State

Louis.

St.

Township

Middlebury

cipal arid interest (M-N) payable
at the American National Bank &
Trust

August 15, 1955

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday,

(660)

Bond

Sale—The

assessment

district

$34,500 special
bonds offered

July 26 were awarded to McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., of Detroit, at a

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...

price of 100.03, a net interest cost
of about 2.81%, as follows:

3s.

$17,000

1 from
Bond

District

Detroit, Mich.
Sale—The $3,000,000 mo¬

Bond

Secretary,

sealed

bids

receive

will

of

office

the

at

posed of Bankers Trust Co., First
National City Bank, First Boston

Sharpe, Stapleton, Huff & Adams,
512 Kalamazoo
Bldg., Kalamazoo,
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 18 for
the purchase of $214,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclu¬

&

sive. Principal and interest (A-O)

9—v.

Aug.

offered

to

awarded

were

fund bonds
182, p. 557—

highway

vehicle

tor

group

a

com¬

Corp., Paine, Webber, Jackson

all of New York City,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
Roosevelt
&
Cross,
New York
Curtis,

City, Illinois Company of Chicago,
G. H. Walker & Co., New York

Nolan-W.

Folger,

,and

City

payable at

by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,

C.

D.

about

2.53%,

interest cost of
follows:

as

$680,000 3s. Due on Aug. 15 from
1959 inclusive.

1956 to

2V2S. Due on Aug. 15
1960 to 1970 inclusive.

2,320,000
from

Bond

1956

receive

will

Clerk,

City

sealed

the

for

purchase

Aug. 15
$11,578.12

of

special assessment street improve¬
ment bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1960
inclusive.
Principal and interest

92,000

May

on

Due

3s.

on

to

May

from

1

offered

nally

origi¬
5—v. 182,

when

bonds

July

on

157.

p.

Egelston Township School District
No. 2 (P. O. 7245 E. Hall Road,
Muskegon), Mich.
Bond Offering—Raymond Fay,
Director of the School Board, will
sealed

receive

until

bids

8

p.m.

(EST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase
of $38,000 school bonds.
Dated
July 15, 1955. Due on Nov. 15 from
1957

able

inclusive. Bonds due

1963

to

1956
in

thereafter

and

of Nov.

as

are

call¬

Princi¬

1956.

15,

pal and interest (M-N) payable at
a
bank or trust company to be
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,

Stone,

&

Paddock

Canfield,

of

fered Aug. 8—v. 182, p. 558—were
awarded to the Oakland County

Forest Home Township

Sch. Dist.

No. 3,

Fractional (P. O.
Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Bellaire),

received

be

Secretary of
until

the

by

Education

of

Board

the

(EST) on Aug. 18 for the
purchase of $120,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on May 1

8

p.m.

from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. Bonds

and

1961

in

due

Bank, of Milford,

callable

of May

as

thereafter

are

tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 25 for the
purchase
of
$400,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able

at

be

to

bank

a

trust

or

designated

bidder.

ful

of Detroit.
Norton

Township School District
3429)
Henry St., Muskegon), Mich.
Bond Offering—Wayne E. Ham¬
ilton, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
No. I, Fractional (P. O.

the

(EST)

purchase

building
1955.

of

callable

are

dock &

Stone, of Detroit.

Offering

'Detroit,

1956

Agricultural School

District, Mich.
received

the
8

Board

(EST)
of

p.m.

purchase

bids will

the Secretary of
Education
until

by
of

Aug. 19 for the
$40,000
building

on

Due on
1970 inclu¬

bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
June

1

from

1956

to

The

Due

on

improvement
1 from

Aug.

bonds

are

dated

1,
(F-A)

er,

Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of

Detroit.
Additional Offering—Sealed bids

interest (J-D)
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Miller,

tor

Bond

Offering—L.

from

1

1

1, 1955. Due on June

from 1956 to

1970 inclusive. In¬

J-D.

Paying agent to be
designated in the bid.
Legality
approved

by

Miller,
Canfield,
Detroit.

Paddock & Stone, of

Ontonagon County (P. O.

Ontonagon), Mich.
The $150,000 road
offered Aug. 3—v.
182, p.

Note
notes

461

—

Sale

were

inclu¬

1973

sive. Principal and interest (A-O)

payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.

Legality approved by Miller,

Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.

—

awarded

to

a

group

from

Sale—An

dormitory

First

to

of

Detroit,

issue of

to

inclusive.

High

a

School

im¬

from 1959 to 1965

inclusive;

$157,000 2V4S, due on
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1971 in¬

Michigan
Braun,

15

Inc., Toledo, Watling, Lerchen &
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, H. V. Sattley & Co., Mc¬
Donald-Moore

&
Co., Kenower,
Co., S. R. Living¬
stone, Crouse & Co., all of De¬
troit, Donovan, Gilbert & Co., of
Lansing, and E. H. Schneider &
Co., of Kalamazoo, as follows:

school

bonds

for

the

purchase

bonds.

March

on

Dated

July

1,

sive.

1955.

Due

Principal and interest

able at

pay¬

suitable banking institu¬

a

of

$40,000
to

awarded

1

from

1956

Legality
&

1965>

to

approved

Trauernicht,

by

of. St.

Montgomery County Reorganized
School

of

Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1967 inclu¬

on

issue

was

George K. Baum & Co., of Kansas
City.
Dated July
1, 1955i Due

$115,000
Parking Facilities Benefit District

designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
bidder.

District

No.

1

O.

(P.

Montgomery City), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of

$375,000

school

bonds was sold to G. H.
Walker & Co. of St. Louis, as 21/2S1t
2%s and 3s. Dated July 1, 1955.

Dpe

Feb. 1 from 1956 to 1975

on

inclusive.

Interest

approved

F-A.

Charles

by

Legality

&

Trauer¬

nicht, of St. Louis.

Goodhue, Olmsted and Dodge
Counties Consol. Sch. Dist.

No. 77

MONTANA

(P. O. Pine Island),

Carter County (P. O. Ekallaka),

Minnesota
No

Co.,

Co.,

Sale—An

Louis.

Bond Offering — Steve Eddy,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Aug.

was

&

Missouri

Bond

Charles

Corporation,

Bosworth

MISSOURI
Jefferson County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. R-2 (P. O. Hillsboro),

inclusive.

Excelsior, Minn.

composed of

group

July 1 from 1956 to 1980
Interest J-J.
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
nicht, of St. Louis.
on

inclusive.

bonds:

clusive.

$2,000,-

bonds

revenue

2V2S and 2%s. Dated July 1, 1955.

2V4s

1966

tion

University of Michigan (P. O. Ann
Arbor), Mich.

Offering

in

port

Planned—The

182,

v.

of¬

an

fering of $650,000 building bonds
was scheduled for Aug. 10 was in
error.

&

Marshall

Sch.

Bond

Montana

re¬

558, that

p.

Bond

Offering—Ray Nickerson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on Sept 8
for the purchase of $125,000 hos¬
pital bonds.

County Indep. Consol.
No. 37 (P. O.
Viking), Minn.

Cascade

County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Sand Coulee), Mont.

Dist.

Offering

District

—

Samuel-

Arne

Clerk,

Bond

,

Sale—The $155,000 build¬

receive ing bonds offered Aug. 8—v. 182,
(CST)
p. 364—were awarded to the Stat©
on
Aug. 25 for the purchase of of Montana.
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
building bonds. Dated
575,000 27/8s. Due on May 1 from $133,000
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from
1960 to 1970 inclusive.
NEBRASKA
1958 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
600,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1975.
Grand Island, Neb.
and interest payable at a suitable
650,000 3.20s. Due on May 1,
Bond Sale
An issue of $78,banking institution designated by
1980.
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
972.73 paving bonds was sold to
The bonds are dated Oct. 1,
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bark¬ the First National Bank, of Grand
1955. Principal and interest (M-N)
er,
Scott & Barber, of Minne¬ Island.
payable at the Wabeek Bank &
apolis.
Trust
Hemingford, Neb.
Co., of Detroit.
Legality
Moorhead, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of $29,000
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Bond Sale
The $745,000 im¬
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
refunding bonds was sold to Rob¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 8 ert E. Schweser &
Co., of Omaha.
—v.
Ypsilanti Twp. (P. O. Ypsilanti),
182, p. 261—were awarded to
Ogalla, Neb.
a
group composed of Kalman &
Michigan

$175,000

4s. Due

May

on

1

from

son,

bids until

sealed

will

7:30

p.m.

—

—

Bond

Sale—The

supply

and

$965,000 water

disposal

sewage

sys¬

tem

improvement refunding rev¬
enue
bonds offered
Aug. 10 —
v.
182, p. 461—were awarded to
a

Co., Minneapolis, William Blair &
Co., Chicago, Juran & Moody, Inc.,
St. Paul, and E. J. Prescott & Co.,
of Minneapolis, as follows:
1957

Sattley

Co.,

&

&

Co.,

both

Chicago,

and S. R. Livingstone,
Crouse & Co., of Detroit, as 3V4S,

price

a

about

of

101.82,

terest
1956

coupon

to

—

J.

M. Dain &

2.70s, at 100.13,

Co., of Minneapolis,
a basis of about

2.67%.

Offering

the

for

H.

—

R.

Jones,

p.m.

(CST)

on

street

Sept.

1,

purchase

1955.

Due

serially

from

Principal

and interest payable at a

institution designated by the suc¬
bidder. Legality approved

Faegre

&

Benson,

of Minne¬

obligation bonds offered Aug.
were awarded
to J. M.. Dain &

Co., and Juran & Moody, Inc., both
of Minneapolis, jointly, as 2.90s.

bonds
364

—

offered
were

Aug.

tax

8—v. 182,

awarded

to

a

p.

group

Corp.,
Chemical
Bank,
C. J. Devine & Co., Wood, Struthcomposed

ers

and

&

J.

First Boston
Corn
Exchange
of

a

1

from

sewer

from

bonds.
1956

Due
1975

to

bonds. Due

1956

1 from

on*

in¬

to

on

Oct.

1965 inclusive.
on

Oct.

1957 to 1966 inclusive.

Strafford

County (P. O. Dover),
Hampshire
$70,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 182,
p. 558 — were awarded to TownNew

Bond

Sale—The

2.20s, at 100.01, a basis of about

NEW JERSEY
Atlantic

Sale—An

Bond Sale—The $288,000

were

street
sold

was

to

issue of $30,000

improvement

Memphis.
Dated July 1,
Due on July 1 from 1956

Bank of
1955.
to

1972

inclusive.

Interest

J-J.

Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Lincoln County

(P. O. Brookhaven), Miss.
$350,000

Bond Sale—An issue of

plant

bonds

Allen & Co., of

was

sold

Hazelhurst,

as

and

building

voting

bonds

of¬

10—v. 182, p. 364—awarded to Boland, Saffin &
Aug.

Co., New York City, as 2.90s, at
100.14, a basis of about 2.88%.

National

First

the

bonds

County (P. O.
City), N. J.

Atlantic

fered

Speed Co., of Jackson.

to

100.10,

1

Leland

industrial

price of

100,000

machine

ville, and Shaughnessy & Co., of
a

Oct.

industrial plant bonds was sold to

St.

at

until

for the

8

clusive.

sold to

Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $130,000

Co., all of New York City,
C. Bradford & Co., Nash¬

Paul,

Boston,

Sept.

school

$1,600,000

Holly Springs,

3V4%

unlimited

of

on

Sale—An issue of $170,000

Bond

industrial plant bonds was
Alvis & Co., of Jackson.

Bond

Sale—The $3,000,000 gen¬

obligation

W.

National

purchase of $1,780,000 general ob¬
ligation bonds, as follows:

as

Kilmichael, Miss.

Bond

eral

Bank

(DST)

p.m.

the

2.19%.

Decatur, Miss.

Independent School
District, Minn.

at

send, Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
MISSISSIPPI

apolis.
Duluth

bids

Shawmut
2

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Biwabik), Minn.
Sale—The $650,000 gen¬

Bond

banking

cessful

by

of

Hopwood,

&

eral

of

inclusive.

1976

to

1,

Aug.

$497,000
improvement bonds. Dated

1957

in¬

Feb.

Wallace

—

Jones, City Treasurer, will receive

80,000 water bonds. Due
85

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
17

additional

of $9 from

Offering

sealed

Aug. 1, 1956.

Louis

No.

7

8

bear

Piper,
Jaffray
Minneapolis.
St.

the

to

Concord, N. H.
Bond

disposal plant improvement bonds
offered Aug. 7 were awarded to

Bovey, Minn.
The $40,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 5—
v.
182, p. 461—were awarded to
Sale

until

from

1

Bond Sale—The

MINNESOTA

Bond

Feb.

Morgan, Minn.
$250,000 sewage

3.08%.

Bond

bonds

The

sold

was

Company, of Lincoln.

NEW HAMPSHIRE

inclusive.

3s. Due on

of

basis

a

1969

1970 to 1976 inclusive.

Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., of

bonds

Trust

1963 inclusive.

to

245,000

Detroit,

of

to

1964

V.

H.

First

235,000 2.80s. Due on Feb. 1 from

ber, Jackson & Curtis, of Detroit,
Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland,
McDonald-Moore

Bond Sale—An issue of $134,000

refunding

$265,000 2.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from

composed of Paine, Web¬

group

purchase of $200,000 mo¬
vehicle highway fund bonds.

terest

1956 to

1

and

Mich.

Fleming,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

of

2.15%,

$54,QOO
2V2s, due on Sept. 1, 1957 and
1958; $189,000 2s, due on Sept.

J.

tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 17 for the

about

$1,175,000

provement

1960. In¬

Three Rivers School District,

the

Dated Sept.

1971

1

bids

Sept.

I

and

Sept.

on

400,000 Junior

inclusive.

1,

of

Due

clusive;
due

April

on

Brooklyn Center, Minn.

1964 inclusive.

to

April

as

payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Legality approved by Mill¬

sive. Principal and




fol¬

will be received at the same time

jointly.

Bond Offering—Sealed

be

as

1955. Principal and interest

for

Honor Rural

$280,000

bonds,

street

bonds.

receive

cost

$2,600,000 school building bonds:
$170,000 2V2S, due on Sept. 1,
1958; $1,255,000 2s, due on
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1965 in¬

terest A-O.

inclusive.

252,000

Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
both of

of

17,000 water improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to

inclusive.

-

purchase

inclusive.

1966 inclusive.

Due

1965

to

of

as

sealed
(EST) on Aug.

lows:

1964

will

receive

$11,000 sanitary sewer bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1964

Nov. 15 from

461—were awarded to
Moore
&
Co.,
and

p.

the

for

15

Louise Shaw,

—

will

Clerk,

bids until 7:30 p.m.

10,000 23/4s. Due on Nov. 15, 1972.

182,

Callable

at

Oak Park, Mich.

49,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 15 from

McDonald

of

1960.

special assessment

v.

as

Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or
trust company to be designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
1,

ing bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182,
p. 461—were awarded to the First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., both
of Detroit, jointly, at a price of
100.13, a net interest cost of about
2.99%, as follows:

Grandville, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $120,000 water
revenue
bonds offered Aug. 9—

1,

1961

Bonds due in

thereafter

April

1, 1960. Inter¬

10,000 2V4S. Due on Nov. 15, 1973.

school

Aug.

Dated

Fruitport Twp. Rural Agricul. Sch.
Dist. No. 3 (P. 0. Fruitport), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 build¬

1971

Aug. 16 for

$550,000

bonds.

1973 inclusive.
and

on

Due^Cfn-April 1 from 1956 to

Bond

1967 to

company

the success¬
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
by

City

1956 to

4s, at

as

Millington Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Offering — Johanna June,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

est M-N.

$61,000 3s. Due on

1956

MacArthur

until 8 p.m.

Detroit.

from

Bond

par.

foregoing

1

000

May 1, 1973.

on

Milford, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $27,000 special
assessment improvement bonds of¬

(M-N) payable at the Treasurer's
received for

Dated June 1, 1955.

inclusive.

1972

Clerk,

interest
follows:

(EST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $105,000
street
improvement
bonds.

awarded

office.
Note: No bids were

City

net
as

sealed bids until 5 p.m.

April

inclusive.

•t12,000 3s. Due

State

the

Howell,

from

1

1963

to

1964

Springfield, Mich.
Offering — Marcelline

$450,000
building
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on

Sale—The $165,000

$61,000 3V2S. Due

Co., all of Detroit.

Bond

purchase

build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 182,
p. 461—were awarded to Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, and
Walter J.
Wade, Inc., of Grand
Rapids, jointly, as follows:

Dowagiac, Mich.
Bond Offering—Harry Kennedy,
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on

1

Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 8
(P. O. East Lansing), Mich.

B.

issue at par, a net

Stone, of Detroit.

Meridian

Hibbs & Co., Inc.,

of Washington,
The account purchased the

bank to be designated

a

Paddock &

composed of Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
and Shannon &

Township Sch. Dist.
20 (P. O. Kalamazoo),
Michigan
Offering — Carrie Smith,

No.

17,500 2%s. Due on July
1961 to 1965 inclusive.

of

Stone,

&

•

Kalamazoo

1956 to 1960 inclusive.

/

Paddock

Detroit.

1 from

July

Due on

Canfield,

61

(661)

Bordentown, N. J.
Bond

Sale—A

group

composed

Saffin & Co., Roosevelt
& Cross, both of New York City,
and
Ryan, Hanauer & Co., of
Newark, was the successful bidder
for the $853,000 school and water
system bonds offered Aug. 9—v.
182, p. 462. The group bid for
of Boland,

$851,000 bonds as 2.95s, at 100.28,
a basis of about 2.92%.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 15, 1955

(662)

62

(DST)

River), N. J.
Offering—Collin J.

Toms

Bond

(DST)

until

8

pur¬

Due

general improve¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.

bonds.

payable

(F-A)

Caldwell,

by

approved

1956

Mar¬

Sale

Bond

182,

1

Bond

Board

until

bids

sealed

will

purchase

Oct.

Dansville, N. Y.
$50,000

offered

high

$3,124,763

bonds. Due

365—were

East

about

dated

are

Nov.

Township and Mer-

awarded

were

to

a

1

group

will
p.m.

purchase

the

bonds,

of

from

15,000
1956

Due

1965

to

bonds

dated

the

at

Sept.

Peoples

1,

182,

National

of

182,
group

p.

to

National

Dated

cipal

559—were

Union

Geo.

000;

The

Trust

Com¬

Trust

Hanover

Free

Sch.

Dist.

on

Clerk,

bids

Aug.

18

will

$161,000;

Company, $98,000;
Kings
County Trust
Company,
Brooklyn, N.
Y,
$63,000;
The
Amalgamated Bank of New York,
$63,000; and Underwriters
Company, $49,000.

Trbst

Oakfield,

Alabama,

Batavia,

Elba,

building bonds offered Aug. 11—
182, p. 463—were awarded to a
group
composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
Manufacturers

&

Traders

Trust

Co., both of Buffalo, Roosevelt &
Cross, R. D. White & Co., both of
New
York
City, and Kenower,
& Co., of Detroit, as
100.42, a basis of about

2.90s, at
2.88%.

Suffolk County (P. O.
New York

until

for

seaed

2

Prin¬

will

noon

receive

(DST)

on

Manhattan

Tonawanda, N. Y.
Offering—Ida M.

Bond

interest

Rogal-

sky, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until noon (DST) on Aug.
25 for the purchase of $685,000
bonds,

Galloway, of New York

as

260,000

follows:

1

sewer

from

bonds. Due

on

July

1956 to 1978 inclusive.

ing bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 182,

clusive.

group

Sch. Dist.

and

Ulster

3.09%.

1 ceive
t

Cheektowago (P. O. Cheektowago)
New

York

Bond

Offering — Benedict T.
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will re¬




t

sealed

(DST)

on

bids

Aug.

until

16 for

the

pur¬

chase of $118,000 public improve¬
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.

Due

on

ity

Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1964

Principal and interest

are

dated

July 1,
(J-J)

at

the

Marine

Midland

Co., New York City. Legal¬
approved by Wood, King &

Dawson*, of New York City.

Madison

Union

Free

School

District

>

(P. O. Lake Katrine), N. Y. j
Bond Sale—The $521,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 182,

the
Greens¬

and

Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Grove City-Jackson Exempted Vil¬
lage Sch. Dist. (P. O. Grove City),
Ohio

Bond

Sale—The $300,000

build-,

ing bonds offered Aug. 10—v. 182,
463—were awarded to the Ohio

p.

June 1 from

on

June 1 from

on

be

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

until
the

Due
Due

Dated

County Sch. Dist. (P.

O.

sive. Principal and

Raleigh
(EST) on Aug. 16 for
the
purchase
of
$50,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
until 11

a.m.

June

on

from

1

1957

to

1973

in¬

clusive.

Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Wood, King
&

Dawson, of New York City.

1,

1955.

Due

interest (J-D)

of Mansfield.

Logan, Ohio
$20,000 fire ap¬
bonds offered Aug. 9—

Bond Sale—The

v.
182, p. 463—were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as 2I2S, at 100.18, a basis of about

2.45%.

Lowellville, Ohio
Bond

Commission, will receive

sealed bids at his office in

June

payable at the First National Bank

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment

3 for

1 from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬

Dec.

paratus

June 1 from

on

1985 inclusive.

Sept.

on

purchase of $42,281.88 special
street
improvement

bonds.

June 1 from

on

by the Village Clerk

(EST)

noon

assessment

on

Marshall), N. C.
Offering — W. E. Easter-

Bond

Offering—Josepn R. Fish¬
bids

sealed

will

Auditor,

Village

er,

until

receive
(DST) on

noon

Aug. 20 for the purchase of $12,845

special assessment street im¬
bonds.

provement
1955.

Due

1960

inclusive.

terest

(J-D)

wellville

July

Dated

Dec.

on

1

from

1,

1956 to

Principal and in¬
at the Lo¬

payable

Savings & Banking Co.,

Lowellville.

Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Squire,

OHIO

Cleveland.

Ashland, Ohio
Bond

Sale—The

$25,000 street
bonds offered Aug.

improvement
4—v.

182, p. 463—were awarded
to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 2V2S, at a price of 100.09,
basis

a

of

about

2.49%.

bonds

offered

Lucas, Ohio
Bond

Aug.

10—v.

365—were awarded to a
group composed of Baxter, Wil¬
liams
&
Co., Cleveland, W. E.
Hutton
& Co., New York
City,
Sweney, Cartwright & Co., Cop.

1 u m b u s,
and
Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis, as

Offering—Harry Holmes,

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until noon (EST) on Sept. 7

bids

the

for

tary

Athens City School District, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $1,100,000

purchase of $25,000 sani¬

disposal

and

sewage

system

construction bonds. Dated June
1955.

Due

1975

inclusive.

terest

State

Dec.

on

1

Principal

1,

1956 to

from

in¬

and

(J-D) payable at the Lucas

Bank, Lucas.
O.

Mahoning County (P.

Youngstown), Ohio
Bond

Clerk

Offering
the

of

—

John C. Cox,
of

Board

County

Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until noon (DST) on Aug. 31
2.55%.
for the purchase of $900,000 county
Botkins Local School District, Ohio jail
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955,
Bond Offering—Paul L. Billing, Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1981
inclusive.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Principal and interest
will receive sealed bids until noon
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
(EST) on Aug. 26 for the purchase
of $340,000 building bonds. Dated proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on June 1 and Dempsey, of Cleveland.
2%s,

at

Dec.

101.76,

1

basis of

a

1957

from

about

1980

inclu¬

to

Newark, Ohio
Offering—L. Tenny Rees,

sive.

Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Shelby County
Bank, Botkins. Legality approved
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Cincinnati.

Bond

City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) 011 Aug. 31
for the purchase of $243,000 bonds,
as

Local Sch. Dist. (P. O.
D. No. 3, Medina), Ohio

Buckeye
R.

F.

Sale—The

Bond

$680,000 build¬

p.

follows:

$57,000 fire house bonds. Due
Nov.

56,000

sewer
on

463—were awarded to a group

1961

on

1975 incl.

assessment

Due

bonds.

inclusive.

composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
First
Cleveland
Corp., both
ol

Detroit,

Mericka

J.

Wm.

and

&

Co., of Cleveland, as 3s, at 101.71,
basis of about 2.82%.

Dayton, Ohio
Bond Offering—E. E.
sealed

Aug.

of

Hagerman,
will receive
(EST) on

Finance,
until

bids

bonds.
1957

24 for

the purchase

Due

1966

interest

Oct.

on

1

inclusive.

Principal

1957

and

the
City's Fiscal Agent in New York
City or Dayton. Legality approved
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
(A-O)

payable

at

of Cleveland.
Fredericktown

Due

to

on

1981

Local

Offering

Sch.

Dist.,

Nov.

1

to

sewer

from

I bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Park National Bank
of Newark. Legality approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
cinnati.

-

North Olmsted, Ohio
Bond

Offering

City

—

E. M. Christ-

will receive
(DST) on
Aug. 27 for the purchase of $147,-

man,

sealed

900

bonds,

$130,900
*

Auditor,

bids

until

as

noon

.

follows:
improvement

street

bonds.

Due

on

1957

1966

inclusive.

9,000

to

municipal

Oct.

waste

1

from

disposal
on

Oct. 1

from 1957 to 1965 inclusive.

8,000 Clague Road Comfort Sta¬

1

—

1957

inclusive.

land fill bonds. Due

Ohio

Bond

from

The

of $1,-

from

1

1955.

noon

000,000 water works extension and
improvement bonds. Dated Oct. 1,

Nov.

130,000 storm and sanitary

Cleveland, First of Michigan Corp.,

to

from 1957 to

1

182,

Aug. 10-v.

ing bonds offered

No. 4

re¬

p.m.

ment

inclusive.

payable

F.

2

bonds

1955. Principal and interest

Lee

1978 inclusive.

to

1979 to

1955.

Trust

The

p.

inclusive.

Due

35,000 3V2s.

Director

325,000 water bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1978 in¬

composed of Geo. B. Gibbons &
(P. O. Selden), N. Y.
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
Offering — The $400,000 and
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
building bonds offered Aug. 11—j. of New York
City, as 3.20s, at
v.
182, p. 559—were awarded to
100.64, a basis of about 3.13%.
a
group composed
of Roosevelt
& Cross, Francis I. duPont &
Co.,
Middletown, N. Y.

about

1974

a

clusive.

New York

Bond
Tilney & Co., all of New
Offering —Nicholos
York City, at
3.10s, at 100.02, a; Vuolo, City Treasurer, will

tory. Legality approved by Squire,

1963 to 1973 inclusive.

paving bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬

Bond Sale—The $395,000 build¬

Due
1962

40,000 3%s.

$100,000

No. 11 (P. O. Ronkonkoma),

a

until

Bank,
New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.

pur¬

462—were awarded to

Treasurer,

bids

Chase

$893,500 school bonds.
July 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
and

Offering—Milton L.Burns,

17 for the purchase of $1,000,000 improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the

p.m.

the

Riverhead),

Aug.

12

of

1958 to

182,

—

J.

to

Co.,

$10,000 3%s.

school

v.

of

awarded

were

Durham,
Corp.,
boro, jointly, as follows:

Pembroke and Barre Central Sch.

Bond

Dec.

on

inclusive.

Lexington, Ohio

182,

9—v.

Securities

Dist. No. 1 (P.

O. Oakfield), N. Y.
Sale
The $1,580,000

Due

1979

to

Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the District's legal deposi¬

Bond

$110,000 water

Aug.

Vance

Federation

Bank and Trust

re¬

Sale—The

offered

—

&

$511,000; Empire Trust Company,
$207,000;
United
States
Trust
Company of New York, $203,000;
Sterling National Bank and Trust
Company,

1957

CAROLINA

Peeler

Chase

Company, $2,975,000;
Bank,
$1,869,000;
Irving Trust Company, $1,645,000;
The New York Trust Company,
$88.9,000; J. P. Morgan & Co., In¬
corporated, $879,000; Bank of New
York, $553,000; Marine Midland
Trust
Company of New
Yorli,
ers

Bond

basis

559

participating and the

Manufacturers

The

Islip Union Free School District

p.

No.

Bond

bonds

taxes due the City,
1, 1955 and April 1,

are:

Sept. 1, 1955.

from

Garland, N. C.

in anticipation

pany,
$3,195,000; Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, $3,035,000; Bank¬

City.

B.

NORTH

on

Bank, $8,008,000; The
First National City Bank of New
York, $7,360,000; Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, $3,237,-

awarded

of

Free

District

Heckler &

Co., Bacon, Stevenson
& Co., and R. D. White &
Co., all
of New York City, as 2.90s, at
100.53, a basis of about 2.80%.
Union

basis

1

Company, of Columbus.

Manhattan

(J-J) payable
at
the
Valley Stream National
Bank & Trust Company. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,

Gibbons &

Brookhaven

a

from 1957 to 1985 inclusive.

Patchogue),

composed

&

2.70s, at 100.001,

sealed

462—were

Bond Sale—The $331,000 public
improvement bonds offered Aug.
a

Jr.,

(DST)

New York

to

$20,000,000

MacArthur

(P. O. Valley Stream), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Joseph Huelt-

chase

O.

Commercial Bank

2.69%.

Hempstead

Bank, of
Bronxville, as 2s, at a price of
100.10, a basis of about 1.96%.

9—v.

as

about

bonds offered Aug. 3—

(P.

estate

Bond

ceive

Brookhaven

$35,000 water

No. 39

awarded

issued

are

County

jointly,

$50,000 street

Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
First National Bank of Wayland.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.

25,000 4%s.

Co., Buffalo, and Roosevelt
Cross,
of
New
York
City,

ser,

p.

real

Traders

Sale

Gramatan

Y.

N.

3.08%.

Bronxville, N. Y.

the

District,

The

Manufacturers

&

NEW YORK

sewer

—

Trust

Washburn, of New York City.

The

Bank

inclusive.

1965

to

will

pay¬

Co., of Albany, as 3.10s,
price of 100.14, a basis of

a

the

Secaucus.
Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &

—

They

—

of

Bond

inclusive.

Hamburg, N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $80,000 storm
sewer
bonds offered Aug. 10 —
v.
182, p. 559—were awarded to

1955. Principal and interest (M-S)

payable

pur¬

Sept.

inclusive.

are

the

Trust

at

improvement
Sept. 1 from

on

re¬
p.m.

National

Water

Sale

the National

about

general

for

1985

to

Union

&

1956 to 1965 inclusive.

bonds.

proved

the

to

$80,000
on

23

will
3:30

improvement bonds offered Aug.
3—v. 182, p. 365—were awarded

follows:

as

65,000 school bonds. Due

The

1956

Bond

receive sealed
(DST) on Aug.

23

until

Galloway, of New York City.

basis of about

bids until 8
for

from

Guilderland

Clerk,

of

Friendship. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &

Offering—Alex. Schiesel,

Bond

Notes

of

Co., and Ryan, Han¬
Co., all of Newark, as

Secaucus, N. J.
Town

Clerk,

bids

Aug.

on

able at

J. R. Ross &

a

District

g—George N.

Principal and interest (J-D)

composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,

100.40,

Offerin

sealed

(DST)

Merchanville), N. J.
Sale—The $400,000 water
offered Aug. 8—v. 182, p.

3.05s, at
3.02%.

of

chase of $960,000 building bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June

Bond

&

basis

a

2.29%.

Bond

1,

chantville (Borough), (P. O.

—

100.05,

Friendship, Cuba, Belfast and Wirt
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.

Hackett,

bonds

at

Friendship), N. Y.

bonds

Pennsauken

v.

(P. O. Montauk), N.

2.30s.

as

ceive

and

Trust

borne Trust Co., of East Hampton,

building

school

serially from 1956

1955.

Bank

the

to

Traders

463—were awarded to the Os¬

p.

clusive.
The

1

awarded
and

Common Sch. Dist.
Y.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 11—v. 182,

to 1985 inclusive.

r.

182,

4—v.

Hampton

No. 6

751,000 improvement bonds. Due
serially from 1956 to 1985 in¬

auer

Aug.

water

Company, of Buffalo, as 2.70s, at
a price of 100.13, a basis of about

follows:

as

follows:

amounts allocated

Sale—The

Manufacturers

$3,-

1956

1956.

p.

troller will receive sealed bids un¬

875,763 bonds,

as

annum.

31,

payable Oct.

bonds

Passic, N. J.
Offering—The City Comp¬

til Oct. 4 for the purchase of

per

1955 and $15,000,000 on
Nov. 1, 1955, and are subject to
redemption at the Comptroller's
option, on or after Oct. 21, 1955
and
Oct.
22,
1955 respectively,
upon five days' written notice.

April

2.68%.

Bond

mature

inclusive.

dated

are

1 J/2%

Oct.

Trust

Bond

bonds.

364

to 1976

5

April

on

street
paving bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from

Dated

1955, and bear interest at the rate

The banks

building

$1,500,000

of

ticipating in the City's short term
financing.
The notes are dated Aug.
11,

City.

the

for

and

$35,000,000
anticipation notes to 19
and trust companies par¬

tax

banks

and

1

Co., Buffalo. Le¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt,

gality

receive

1

1957

No.

Jan.

on

Gerosa, announced Aug.

11 that he has awarded

of

District

City, N. Y.
Comptroller Law¬

—

Taylor & Washburn, of New York

the

that

announces

Education

of

from

of

1956,

bonds

Traders

J.

N.

1

E.

rence

1,
1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Manufacturers &

Offering—Secretary Alex¬

Batcho

ander

District,

1,

from

The

3.14%.
School

April

10

sewer

Due

April

10—

group

Manville

No.

inclusive.

Sewer

bonds.

awarded to

462—were

p.

87,000

Park), N. J.
$1,900,000

composed
of
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Equitable Securi¬
ties Corp., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Rand &
Co., and Granbery, Marache &
Co., all of New York City, as
3.15s, at 100.039, a basis of about
a

000

Note Sale

on

1970

payable

New York

inclusive.

1959

The

—

bonds offered Aug.

building
v.

Florham

(P. O.

Dist.

fol¬

as

clusive.

Regional High Sch.

Park

Wayland, N. Y.
at
the
Orange
Bond Offering—L. Burr Scott,
Trust Company, of Mid¬
dletown.
will
receive
Legality approved by Village Treasurer,
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & "sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
Aug. 31 for the purchase of S80,Galloway, of New York City.

5,500 street improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to

City.

Hanover

(F-A)

County

bonds. Due«^on
April 1 from 1956 to 1959 in¬

shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York

bonds,

District

Due

to

5,000 lateral

River. Legal¬

tional Bank of Toms

Water

bonds.

First Na¬

the

at

p.m.

pur¬

inclusive.

30,000

1 from 1956 to 1975
Principal and interest

inclusive.

ity

1960

Aug.

on

$175,000

3

the

for

$47,500 highway apparatus bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to

chase of $100,000
ment

19

lows:

p.m.

for the

Aug .23

on

of

until

bids

Aug.

on

chase

Ap-

Clerk, will re¬

plegate, Township
ceive
sealed
bids

sealed

ceive

(P. O.

Dover Township

C.

F.

Work¬

tion bonds. Due

1957 to

on

Oct. 1 from

1964 inclusive.

Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
The bonds are
p. 365 — were awarded
to the cation, will receive sealed bids i
£ated Aug. 1,
Kingston Trust Co., Kingston, as until-7:30 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 24 1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
purchase* of
$395,000! payable at the National City Bank
2.30s, at 100.01, a basis of about for"' the
school
improvement bonds of Cleveland.
2.29%,
man,

Number 5455... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182.

M. Hunt¬

Oifering—Fred

ington, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $30,000

building addition bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due On Sept. 1 from
1956

inclusive.

1965

to

Interest

M-S.

nues

from

$562,232

1958

1970 inclusive.

to

Wellston, Okla.
Bond
Town

Oferring—Albert

000

Clerk,

works revenue
11—v. 182. p.

bonds offered Aug.

awaraed

463—were

a

Salomon

of

composed

to

and

extension

works

water

from

Due

bonds.
inclusive.

1970

to

receive

will

first

$5,750,000

water

mortgage

Lorenz,

sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $40,-

1958

Springfield, Ohio
Sale—The

OREGON

Bros.

County School District
(P. O. Myrtle Creek),

Douglas

group

No.

19

&

Hutzler, W. E. Hutton & Co., Bax¬

Oregon
Offering—P.

Bond

Froelich,

B.

Williams & Co., Shearson,
Hammill & Co., Gregory & Son,

District Clerk, will receive

Francis

for the

ter,

duPont

I.

Co., Ameri¬
Corp., Byrne and

Securities

can

&

Phelps, Inc., all of New York,
Ha.yden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land, Ellis & Co., Breed & Harri¬
son, and Doll & Isphording, Inc.,
all of Cincinnati, at 100.12, a net
interest cost of about 3.09%, as

bids until 8 p.m.

Due on Dec. 1

'

3,680,000 3s.

Due

inclusive.

1983

to

Dec. 1 from

on

on Dec.
from 1984 to 1987 inclusive.

Slgs.

1,105,000

Due

Oct.

on

1

from

1

sive^

Principal

sealed
Sept. 1

on

able

at

the

1956

County

in-

1962

to

interest

and

pay¬

Treasurer's

office.
Jefferson

County Sch. Dist. No. 30

(P. O. Metolius), Ore.
Bond
Offering — Venus Golay,
until

(PST)

p.m.

the

for

22

8

purchase

1980 inclusive.

Twp. Local Sch. Dist.

(P. O. Kinsman), Ohio
Offering — Carl Boyd,

Bond

(EST)

noon

purchase

building

$70,000

of

12 for the

Sept.

on

agent

for

the

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Nov. 1

Due on
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.

Due

Bond

City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 16

of $45,000 sludge

for the purchase

Dated June 15, 1955.

plant bonds.
Due

1

Dec.

on

from

Principal

inclusive.

payable

(J-D)

1956 to

Lockland

the

at

1964

interest

and

branch of the First National Bank

Legality approved

Cincinnati.

of

by

and

35

Bond

Dependent Sch. Dist.

of Education, will

Clerk of Board

bids

sealed

receive

15,

1962.
(J-D)

Multnomah County Sch. Dist.

No.
Portland), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $57,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 182, p.
45 (P. O.

awarded

365—were

to the United

States National Bank of Portland.

Cohn

until

8

p.m.

.a.m.

(PST)

on

the

Aug.

30

for

11

the

purchase of $3,500,000 road bonds.
Dated Oct.

1, 1955.

Due

on

Dec. 1
Prin¬

from

1956 to 1970 inclusive.

of

cipal

ment

at

and interest (J-D) payable
County Treasurer's office.

1958 to 1960 inclusive.

Legality
approved
McCulloch, Shuler

(CST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase
$3,300
transportation equip¬
bonds.
Due serially from

County Dependent School
No. 93 (P. O. Poteau),

LeFlore
District

the

offered

Aug.
awarded

463—were

3—v. 182, p.
to the First

City, as
of about

Securities Co., Oklahoma

100.10,

4s,

at
3.98%.

basis

a

Charleroi School District, Pa.

Bond

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

the Clerk of the

by

Board of Education until 7:30 p.m.

(CST)
Due

on

463—were awarded to the Mel¬
National Bank & Trust Co.,

p.

1957

to

1972

Bond

Offering—Louise Hartline,

Clerk of Board of Education,

will

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

(CST)
Due

on

of

Aug.

18

for the pur¬
bonds.
1957 to 1967

$260,000 building

from

serially

Borough Secretary, will re¬

Wagoner County (P. O.

Wagoner),

bids

sealed

ceive

(DST)

until

8

p.m.

Aug. 17 for the purchase
$355,000 sewer
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1955. Due
(DST)

until

3

p.m.

Aug. 17 for the purchase

on

of

$200,000 construction and im¬
provement bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to
1965 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at
the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, or at the
office

the Director of Finance.

of

Legality

Thorndike,

Storey,
Dodge, of

by

approved

Palmer

&

on

Bond Sale—The

$2,300,000 water
system revenue bonds of¬
Aug. 10—v. 182, p. 263—

works
fered

awarded

were

separate

school

offered

burn Co., of

improvement

Aug.

Offering—Sealed bids will
by the Clerk of the
Education until 1 p.m.

received

Board'of

(CST)
chase

on

.of

Aug. 15
$210,000

Puerto

Rico

RICO

to

a

group

fbr the pur¬
school
site,




able

Aqueduct and Sewer
Puerto Rico

Authority,

Show

Gain

During

$6,523,947 for the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1955
compared with $6,181,446 in the
corresponding period a year earl¬
ier, Rafael V. Urrutia, Executive

thority totaled

of

Director

nounced

For

the

Authority

Aug. 10.

the

month

of

June,

1963

an¬

Bond Sale—An issue of $850,000
building
bonds
was
sold
to
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
ton, as follows:

$93,000 3V2s.

at

Mercantile

the

National

Additional Offering—J. C. Lilly,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept.
1 for the purchase of $600,000 air¬

improvement

port

Sept.

15,

1955.

15

National

Dallas,

City.
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.

Legality

Feb. 15 from

Due

3V2s.

on

Due

I9b5 to

irom

Feb.

15

on

Feb.

15

1995 inclusive.

The

bonds are dated Aug. 15,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the
Frost National
1955.

Bank, San Antonio. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Tomball

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
$285,000

Bond Sale—An issue of

school bonds

Moreland

&

sold to J. Marvin

was

Co.,

of Houston,

as

follows:

$88,000 2i/4s. Due on June 1 from
1955 to

inclusive.

1958

197,000 21/2s. Due

Bank

Exchange Bank, New York

3%s.

477,000

1959 to

at the Chemical Corn

or

on

from 1967 to 1984 inclusive.

(M-S) payable

Mercantile

the

of

Dated

Sept.

on

1956 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬

from

cipal and interest
at

bonds.

Due

280,000

pay¬

Dallas, or at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬

Due

1956 to 1966 inclusive.

inclusive.

1979

to

Bank of

Dated

June

June 1 from

on

inclusive.

1964

1955.

15,

Interest

J-D. Legality approved by

Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬

County (P. 0. El Paso),

com¬

Offering

Waco, Texas

sealed

(CST)

on

until

bids

10

be received until 7:30 p.m.

that

announces

the Commissioner's Court will

ceive

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

Judge

County

—

McGovern

Hugh

Aug.

on

re¬

30

$1,500,000

a.m.

the

for

sewer

(CST)
purchase of
improvement

bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on

$1,000,000 court house bonds.
Sept. 10, 1955. Due on Sept.

of

Aug. 22 for the purchase

Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1979 inclusive.

Bear,

Dated

Bonds

Shields

of

Co.,

&

&

Co., of Richmond; Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., of Atlanta; Rod¬
&

man

Renshaw, of Chicago; G. H.

Crawford

Co., Inc., of Columbia;
Co., of Spartanburg;
Broome & Co., of At¬

from

10

are

lanta; and Huger, Barnwell & Co.,
of Charleston, at 100.06, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.68%, as fol¬
lows:

$310,000 5s.

Due

Aug. 1 from

on

1956 to 1960 inclusive.

415,000 2.40s. Due
to

on

Aug. 1 from

Due

on

Aug. 1 from

1,040,000

2.70s.

Due

Aug.

on

Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
r
Bond Offering—R. H. Ashmore,
Clerk of the County Board, will
sealed

receive

(EST)
of

on

bids

until

11

$250,000 improvement bonds.
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.

1

from

1956

to

1965

Sept.

10, 1975.
approved

of

as

Legality

Greenville, Texas
Sale—The

Bond

offered

bonds
463

—

Aug.

to

awarded

were

$1,000,000
182, p.

9—v.

Baxter,

Williams & Co., of

Cleveland, and
Shearson, Hammill & Co., New
York City, jointly, at 101.06, a net
interest cost of about 3.43%.

of

consisted

and

3% water,
system bonds,

$110,000

electric

and

Sale

junior

3V2%

$890,000

lien

bonds.

University of Vermont and State
Agricultural College (P. O.
Burlington), Vt.
Bond
Offering—L. R. Kelley,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 24 for
the purchase of $1,800,000 dormi¬
tory bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1958 to 1985
inclusive.
Principal and interest

(J-J) payable at the Chase Man¬
City. Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
hattan Bank, New York

Bond Sale—An issue of
works

water

bonds

revenue

and
was

system

$194,000 3s. Due on Aug.
1958

to

1 from

1968 inclusive.

1969 to

inclusive.

1973

526,000 33/4S. Due
1974. to

inclusive.

1987

Parkhurst

$500,Ouu

Bond

Jamestown), Tenn.
Offering — County Judge
announces that oral

bids will be received until 11 a.m.

(CST) on Aug. 24 for the purchase
of $150,000 public building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.

Interest F-A.
approved
by
McCall,
& Crowe, of Dallas.

School District,
County, Texas
Sale—An issue of $90,000

house

Bond Sale—An issue of

bonds

was

Co.

Rauscher, Pierce &
Antonio, as follows:

sold

of

to

San

$33,000 3V4S. Due on July 1 from
1956 to

57,000

3s.

1968 inclusive.

1969 to

The bonds

on

1981

1

from

inclusive.

are

dated July 1,1955

and those due in
are

July

Due

1971 and there¬

callable

as

of

July

1970.

$110,000

4y2% natural gas system revenue
reve- 1 bonds was sold to C. H. Little &

1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬
Principal
and
interest

Sept.

on

(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
Reed, Hoyt,

by

Taylor & Wash¬

burn, of New York City.

(P. O. Fairfax),
Virginia
$7,100,000 ser¬
bonds offered Aug. 10

Fairfax County

after

Lafayette, Tenn.

L.

23 for the purchase of
general improvement
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due

Poth Consol. Indep.
Bond

H. B. Duncan

Randolph

Aug.

on

1,

Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Gib¬
son,

Spence & Gibson, of Austin.

Sale—The

Bond

Wilson

O.

—

urer's

Dated Aug. 1, 1955.

Legality

Offering

clusive.

Aug. 1 from

on

Bond

Hall, Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)

bonds.

130,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from

m

Danville, Va.

$850,000

sewer

sold to Henry-

Seay & Co., of Dallas, as follows:

inclusive.

TENNESSEE

VIRGINIA

■ fljAll

Hurst, Texas

a.m.

Aug. 18 for the purchase

thereafter

VERMONT

inclusive.

and

by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.

1

from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.

1985

M-S.

revenue

1967 to 1973 inclusive.

in

callable

Interest

sewer

1966 inclusive.

to
1976

1956

due

A. M. Law &

Fentress County (P.

Fiscal Year—Revenues of the Au¬

Oklahoma

be

PUERTO

Revenues

Wichita.

Wagoner County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 19 (P. O. Wagoner),
Bond

from

Principal and interest (F-A)

school

8—v. 182, p.
559—were awarded to Small-Milbonds

(CST) on Aug. 17 for
purchase of $5,240,000 water
works
system
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug. 15, 1955. Due on Aug.

-

"

the

Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
all of New York; F. W. Craigie &

posed
Stearns

Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of
Pittsburgh.

county

of

$3,000,000
Aug. 8—v.

until 2 p.m.

CAROLINA

Charleston, S.

Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Hanover Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.

Legality approved by

issue

ton.

Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest

payable at the Peoples First Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Company, of

Texas
$60,000
sold to Henry -

Indep Sch. Dist.,

Sale—An

T exas

Dated

on

Bond

The

—

offered

TEXAS

El Paso

Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The $431,000

Sale

bonds

Boston.

of

Homestead.

inclusive.

L. Traut-

Rio Vista

las.

E. Mur¬

John

—

bids

sealed

535,000 2V2s.

West Mifflin, Pa.

man,

chase

receive

1961

21/2s, at 100.025.

Bond Offering—Irene

inclusive.

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Claremore), Okla.

14

Offering

Jr., Director of Finance, will

ray,

obligation bonds offered Aug. 8—
v.
182, p. 559—were awarded to
the DuBois Clearing House Asso¬
as

17 for

Aug.

on

un¬

Newport, R. I.
Bond

DuBois, Pa.

ciation,

(DST)

p.m.

will

Clerk

purchase of $700,000 tax anti¬
cipation notes. Due June 20, 1956.

Sale—The $75,000 general

Bond

for the pur¬
building bonds.

$67,000

8

the

lon

15

Aug.

of

from

Rogers
No.

til

Ambridge, as 3V4S, at par.

Cushing), Okla.

chase

build¬

$22,000

ing bonds offered Aug. 8—v. 182,

Payne County Dependent School
District No. 108 (P. O.

be

Sale—The

Bond

I.

be received by the City

Stockton

PENNSYLVANIA

Sale—The $3,500 building

Bond

Winfree,
Sayre, of

Portland.

Oklahoma

bonds

by

&

$400,000
to R. J.

Edwards, Inc., of Dallas.

Amarillo, Texas
Bond Offering—J. C. Lilly, City
Auditor, will receive sealed bids

15

Central Falls, R.

Clerk

until

bids

sealed

Bond

school

Bond

Commissioners

County

receive

fiscal

Resources

ISLAND

SOUTH

that

announces

of

Board

will

is

Water

RHODE

Multnomah County (P. O.

Si

(P. O. Atoka), Okla.
Offering — Jack Case,

of

as

Portland), Oregon
Bond Offering — County

OKLAHOMA

No.

callable

are

Principal and in¬
terest
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.

Dec.

Cincinnati.

Atoka County

Bonds due in 1963

thereafter

Shaffer & Williams, of

Peck,

1,

Dec. 15 from 1955 to

inclusive.

1969

Wyoming, Ohio
Offering — F. G. Gedge,

on

Sept.

Dated

bonds...

Development
Rico

Note Offering—Sealed bids

will receive sealed
p.m.
(PST) on Aug.
purchase of $190,000

1

the

for

building
1955.

M-N.

Interest

17

until

year

a

Authority.

Legality approved

District Clerk,

bids

fiscal

„

Government

The

Puerto

Bond

until

228,205

for

(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
Offering — Ruth Mavity,

Education,
bids

sealed

receive

will

of

Board

Clerk of the

with

compared
earlier.
Bank

School District No. 66

sold

was

T ennessee

for electric services totaled 245,058

Sayre, of Portland.
Lane County

Bond Sale—An issue of

building bonds

n"

Aug.

bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
Due on July 1 from 1957 to

is

Rico

Puerto

$60,000

on

of

building
1955.

for

agent for the Aqueduct and Sewer

by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler &
Vernon

Richardson Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas

building bonds was
Seay & Co., of Dallas, as 3V2s and
4s, at par. Dated July 15, 1955.
Authority.
182, p. 159, were awarded to a Due serially from 1956 to 1991
Puerto Rico Water Resources
Interest
J-J.
group
composed
of
the
Harris inclusive.
Legality
Trust & Savings Bank, the North¬ approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Authority (P.O. San Juan),
ern
Puerto Rico
Trust Co., both of Chicago, Boothman; of Dallas.
Electric Energy Sales Show Big Mercantile Trust Co., of St. Louis,
Seagoville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Gain—Sales of electric energy by First National Bank, of Portland,
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
the Authority in the fiscal year J. C. Bradford & Co., of Nashville,
school bonds was sold to Frank B.
ended June 30, 1955 totaled $20,- A. G. Becker & Co., of New York
McMahon Co., Inc., of Dallas, as
057,304 compared with $17,911,354 City, and Courts & Co., of Atlanta,
33/4s. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
in the fiscal year ended June 30, at a price of 100.13, a net interest
1
o—+n 10Q3
inclusive.
1954.
cost of about 2.40%, as follows:
Interest M-N. Legality approved
S.
L. Descartes,
executive di¬ $150,000 6s. Due on Sept. 1, 1956
by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
rector of the Authority stated that
and 1957.
of Dallas.
sales in June, 1955 totaled $1,969,2,850,000 2.40s. Due on Sept. 1
834 compared with $1,568,232.
South San Antonio Independent
from 1958 to 1978 inclusive.
As of June 30, 1955, customers
School District, Texas

Bank

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids

Due Dec. 1, 1965.

150,000 3V2S.
1966

from

1964 inclusive.

1959 to

(PST)

purchase of $95,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due

follows:

$815,000 4s.

Authority
totaled Co., of Jackson.
Dated July 1,
with $542,393 1955. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
June, 1954 Mr. Urrutia report¬ 1983 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
ed. During the month of June, 16 gality
approved
by
Charles &
new projects were completed and
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
18 new ones begun.
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),
The Government Development
compared

in

improvement

Bond

the

of

building and furniture bonds. Due

Ottawa Hills, Ohio
Bond

63

(663)

ies B sewer

to
composed of First Na¬
tional City Bank, C. J. Devine &
Co., both of New York, the North¬
ern Trust Co., the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, both of Chicago,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, White Weld & Co., R. W.
Pressprich & Co., all of New York,
182, p. 464—were awarded

—v.

a

group

the

of Western
Buffalo, First of

Marine Trust Co.

New

York,

of

Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,.
& Co.,
of New York,

Laidlaw

Jones,.
-

"

i.,

Kreeger

;

&

Hewitt, «of
t- t

C

.

54

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-... Monday, August
15, 1955

(664)

& Co., of St. Louis, «LC.
& Co., of Richmond and

Glynn
Wheat

Sale—An

Bond
water

and

sold

was

sewer

to

ant

Wash.

Poulsboro,

Washington, D. C., Hayden, Mil¬
Co., of Cleveland, Blewer,

ler &

issue of
revenue

Terry

$65,000
&

of Washington, Co., of Seattle, as follows:
net interest cost $25,000 3s. Due on July 1 from

100.03, a
jf about 3.17%, as follows:

1956 to

Due on July 1 from
inclusive. *

3595,000 6s.

40,000 3%s.

1,115,000 3s. Due on July 1

Due

3V8s.

•5,390,000

from

1971 inclusive.

1965 to

July 1

on

July 1 from

July
1, 1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton, Thorgrimcon & Horowitz, of

WISCONSIN

Cedarsburg, Wis.

Bond Offering Canceled
The
182
offering of $500,000 high school
p. 464—were awarded, as follows
$200,000
Rocky
Station
School bonds scheduled for Aug. 4—

to

Trust

Co.,

&

Bank

Lee

ofPen-

L,
Jonesville School District

nington Gap.

.

—

the

bonds

District

450,000

.

to

tional

Dominion. Na¬

Bank,

bids

Grove,
belle

until Sept.

14 for the

(City), and Cliffton, Oak
Diamond Bluff and Trim'

(Towns) Joint
1

neapolis, at
follows:

367—was canceled.

State
case

Supreme

involving

Court

in

legislation

a

test

pursu¬

a

interest

net

$621,000 3s.

Racine, Wis.

about

par,

—v.

the Northern

a

a

net
as

$95,000 2.80s. Due

on

July 1 from

1967 inclusive.

The

bonds

dated

Inc.,

of about

bonds

sold

was

to

$36,000

a

composed of Nesbitt, Thom¬

&

Co., Credit Interprovinciale,

on

1965

18,000 3Y2s.
1966 to

Co., Pitfield &

The

the Banque Provinciale

on

Due on Oct. 1 from 1956
inclusive. The bonds are
callable on April 1, 1966, or on

Interest

M-S.

tDaddu

Q 'dt

subsequent interest payment
and interest (A-O)

any

date. Principal

at the Loudon National
Leesburg. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
payable

-

Bank, of

Uo&wtyi?

WASHINGTON

Public Utility Dist.

County

Grant

(P. O. Box 878, Ephrata),
Washington
Bond Offering—E. L. Douglass,

No. 2

for

17

Aug.

on

until

bids

sealed

receive

will

Auditor,

County

(PST)
the purchase of
10

a.m.

$750,000 electric revenue bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Jan,
1
from,. 1957
to
1985 inclusive.

approved

Legality
&

Chapman

by

Cutler, of Chicago.

Your

help

child's

the difference between

can mean

the "Yes"

the "No" that

or

this

answers

frightened question. For the girl's

father has Cancer.

Cancer

plays

well

young as

and weak. It

favorites. It strikes

no

old, rich and

as

poor, strong

lays its black finger

King County, Kent School District
No. 415 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,

scourge can

It will be

conquered. If

on

1 out

be conquered.

receive

will

Treasurer,

County

(PST)

sealed bids until 11 a.m.

of

on

The American Cancer

for
the
purchase of
$50,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
24

Aug.

a

order

and

on

dreaded

after

75,000

Legality approved by Pres¬

disease.

health.

years

fice.

ton, Thorgrimson &

own

Horowitz, of

and

water
was

sold

and

H.

sewer

&

Grande

to

&

Co., Inc.,

of
Dated July
Due serially from 1978 to
Pratt

P.

Co., both

1, 1955.

J-J." Le¬

inclusive. -Interest

"1980

gality approved by Preston, Thor¬

grimson

Horowitz,

&

of

Seattle.

Pend Oreille County, Cusick Consol.

Newport),

Sch. Dist. No. 59 (P. O.
Bond

money

Will you

check

—

to

today

may

1955.

war

for education,

money

help

conquer

to

re¬

r

.

Cancer? By

help others. By

a

annual

an

you

give

the difference between

mean

yourself—or

you—in the days to

someone

come.

Washington
Offering—Alice Beaubier,
Treasurer,

Due

on

American

terest

Cancer

Nov. 1 from 1957 to

inclusive.

'1974

seek

"Yes" and "No" for

bids until 2 p.m.

sealed

many

checkup—to help yourself. What

will receive
(PST) on
Aug. 15 for the purchase of $120,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
County

—

lost. Too

search, drugs, equipment.

dear

some

fight this healing

many are

late. To

too

takes

Seattle, jointly, as 3s.

year

-

too

Kirkland, Wash.

$100,000
revenue bonds

war on our most

every

and children win their

men, women

Seattle.
care

And

personal victory in the fight back to

But

Bond Sale—An issue of

help.

legion of doctors, technicians, scientists,

from date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
seven

you

Society—through

volunteers—wages endless

July 1 from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
The bonds are callable in inverse
numerical

4 Americans. But this terrible

every

Principal and

payable

the
County
Treasurer's office.- (No
bids were received at the previous

offering

(M-N)

on

Society

in¬

at

•

•

•

•

•

•

••••••

July 15.)
GENTLEMEN:

Pierce

County Sch. Dist. No. 416
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $35,000 general
obligation school bonds offered
Aug. 9 — v. 182, p. 367 — were
awarded to the

State,

as

3s, at

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County Sch. Dist. No. 83
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.

Bond

Sale—The

$200,000

Address.

gen¬

eral

obligation school bonds of¬
fered Aug. 9—v. 182, p. 367—were

City.

awarded to the

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State,

as

par.




2.95s, at
i

.Zone

your

Sept. 1 from

dated

are

purchase of $160,-

1980

1 from

1969 inclusive.

bonds

1955.

due Canada, at a price of 95.51, a

Due

Sept.

000

to

a

inclusive.

M. Hal-

1, 1955.

to

follows:

as

Due

1956 to

-

group

3s.

lett, Town Recorder, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on

general obligation water and
sewer revenue bonds.
Dated Oct.

at

issue of $1,230,-

Leesburg, Va.

Aug. 30 for the

1,

net interest cost

a

3.76%,

sold

was

Montreal,

of

Bank, of Jonesville.
Bond Offering—Horace

May

issue of $54,000

bonds

Bristol, and
National

of

May 1 from

inclusive.

Sale—An

price of 96.63,

LaSalle, Quebec
Bond Sale—An

and

1 from

on

are

improvement

QUEBEC

Co.,

May

on

inclusive.

Due
1975

to

Belinger,

son

3.91%,

Masson, Quebec

CANADA

school

about

1955.

Bond

Ltd., Gairdner 8c

|

1966

basis of about 2.22%.

000

Due
1965

609,000 3VzS.

Trust

Co., Chicago,
and Milwaukee Company, of Mil¬
waukee, jointly, as 2Y4S, at 100.12,

build¬

2.92%,

1956 to

Sale—The $500,000 tem¬
fund bonds offered Aug. 9
182, p. 464—were awarded to

of

cost

follows:

as

Bond

Sch. District
Wis.

price of
of

cost

1956 to

from

1

porary

(P. O. Prescott),

ing bonds offered Aug. 9—v. 182,
p. 464—were awarded to a group
composed
of Piper,
Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
Allison-Williams
Co.,
and J. M. Dain & Co., all of Min¬

offering awaits a decision of the

p.

July

on

1974 inclusive.

v

purchase of $3,200,000 general ob¬
ligation school bonds.
Prescott

Due

Valley

Powell

the

sealed

.

.

the

bonds

Claire, Wis.
»
J. Sindelar,
Director of Finance, will receive

interest

182,

3s.

1968 to

i

Offering—N.

Re-

v.

80,000

au¬

was

Bond Sale—The $175,000

5—v.

Aug.

offered

$650,000

issue

Eau

Bond

No.

Seattle.

Jonesville), V a.
Sale—The bonds totaling

Bond

on

Dated

School Districts (P. O.

Lee County

Due

J-J.

1972 to 1989 inclusive.

from

1965 inclusive.

1966 to 1976 inclusive.

1958 to 1964

the

bonds

Thompson

Goodwyn & Olds,
D. C. at

which

to

thorized.

State.

town's Postmaster)

*

Sept.

1,