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UNIVERSITY
Or MICHIGAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
The commercials
Financial
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
New York
Number 5459
182
Volume
7, N. Y., Monday, August 29,
-
PUBLIC UTILITY
INDUSTRIAL
-
-
INSURANCE
Redemption—
V.
also
(See
1955.
Co.
of
New
182,
p.
505.)—V; 182,
p.
In This Issue
pleted.—V. 181, p. 1549.
Subscribe—
Stock and Bond
stockholders of record
Sept. 15 for $3,662,600
Sept. 1, 1970, on the
basis of $100 principal amount of debentures for each
16 shares of
stock held.
The offering is contingent upon approval of
the stock¬
holders on Aug. 29 and of the SEC.
The subscription price and terms
of the new debentures are to be determined shortly before the offering
The
plans
company
to
offer
to
its
182,
made.—V.
$3,360.93
*62.59
16.294.12
preferred
A
$1,720.65
14.75
2.43
stock..______
stock
Los Angeles
,June 30,'54
prior preferred stcck__;
6'it convertible preferred stock
;___
or
Exchange
______
309.89
conversion of the 6',r
39
39
Exchange
182, p. 601,
plan.—V.
Aluminium Ltd.
Months Ended
Six
Toronto
Stock Exchange—Curb
(in Canadian Dollar")
'
Sales
VtVv.
and
and
Costs
expenses
future
for
Reserve
_
current
for
^Provision
taxes
income
income
taxes
Transactions
involving approximately $10,000,-
approved by the directors on Aug. 16. The program provides
of additional facilities at several locations where
demand for the company's products has exceeded productive capacity
and for
the
immediate acquisition of a sizable company to further
broaden American-Marietta's operation?.
was
for
the
construction
and
Resin
paint production
the
plant will be
facilities will be enlarged at five of
plants and a completely new brick and, tile
Oklahoma City, Okla. Construction is scheduled
company's
to begin early
this fall
and
completion is anticipated within the next 12 months.
Expansion of resin production facilities will be at New Westminister,
B.
C.,-- Canada, where capacity of the present plant will be doubled
and at
Kankakee, 111.,
where additional resin producing equipment
built at
Industrial Stock Averages
Stock Prices
SEC Index of
Transactions
and Bond Averages
Expansion Program
Rise—
expansion program
far-reaching
A
000
35
35
New York Stock Exchange
35
American Stock Exchange....^ 35
National Quotation
$ y.
$
205,106,426 $161,425,316
—______
161,645,672 121,145,082
10,238,007
13,693,177
8,793,445
6,707,750
■
revenues
Stock
Jones
Dow
1954
1955
30—
Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
Subs.)—Profit Higher-
(&
June
Stock
Toronto
talization
■■■(
41
42
45
46
35
Canadian Stock Exchanged
a
addition
Available
—Sales and Earnings
39
40
Exchange
Montreal Stock
the
American-Marietta Co.—Launches
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock
convertible
preferred stock is subject to a temporary injunction of a Federal Court.
However, cuirent asset values are calculated on the basis of full issu¬
ance of
st.id stock in accordance with Alleghany Corporation's recapi¬
transfer,
further issuance,
"■The
36
Stock
Detroit
June 30,'55
$4
Common
Exchange____.
Stock Exchange
—
Gauge,
lfne.
their
36
3C
36
Exchange..
Stock
Boston
Alleghany Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
Series
York
New
American Stock Exchange...
Inc.—New Product—
division of this corporation at Sellersville, Pa., has
of a new series of Laboratory Test Gauges to
in 4M>, 6 and 8Vz inch sizes, the new gauges
are
manufactured to grade AA Test Gauge accuracy. In addition to
normal
use,
ranges
from 15 lbs. to 20,000 lbs. make these gauges
suitable for replacing or argumenting dead weight testers or monometers. Accroding to the manufacturer, this new series offers a rugged,
dependable laboratory instrument which combines accuracy and quality
with easy maintenance.—V. 182, p. 602.
S.
U.
announced
15
27
31
(Stocks).
Stock Exchange (Bonds)—
Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Net Asset Value Per Share of:
shares of common
.
American Machine & Metals,
Page
New York
713.
p.
Quotations
common
Aug. 30, 1955, the right to subscribe on or before
of new convertible subordinated debentures due
is
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
$20) was made on Aug. 12 by Goldman, Sachs
& Co., and Tucker, Anthony & Co. at $32 per share,
with a dealer's concession of $1 per share. It was com¬
601.
Aldens, Inc., Chicago, 111.—Rights to
Copy
stock (par
shares of 5%
the 2C.942
Laundry Machinery
ing—A secondary offering of 10,500
York has been appointed agent to
cumulative convertible preferred stock
called for redemption on Sept.
15, 1955.
The called shares may be
converted into common stock until the close of business on Sept. 15,
Guaranty Trust
redeem
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
ACF Industries, Inc.—Partial
The
$1.15
and Investment News
General Corporation
RAILROAD
Price
1955
will
installed.
be
(
operations at Cleveland, Ohio, High Point,
Ky, are to be substantially augmented by the
'building of additional units.
'
•' \\ •
" ....
Net earnings of this^ company
and its subsidiaries for the first
manufacturing
Paint
i
N.. Gv,
Louisville,
and
-■'■•••
after
Income
Dividends
income
preferred
on
24,379,302
taxes______
of
shares
1,143,155
subsidiaries
Minority interest in
19,879-307
1,153,633
General Corporation &
44,792
56,589
and
State
income
Net
In
23,179,558
10,196,754
_
dividends:
share (on 9,957,234 shares
June 30, 1955)
per
ing
*
;
Limited
Aluminium
Profit
Including
1954.—V.
in
182, p.
Amalgamated
The
per
corporation
covering
share),
on
Aug.
Dividends Declared and
Combined Condition
Reserve
$10,799,889
filed a letter of notification with
of capital stock, to be offered at par
8
without underwriting. The net proceeds are to
to oil and gas activities.
The
With
Securities
SEC
($1
per
used
to
and
voted
of
terms
Nev.
Exchange Commission—
business
the
of Being Exchanged
American-LaFrance-Foamite
to
in Proc¬
for Sterling Stock—
holders
stock
stock
Sterling
of
duly
of this company
Sterling
shares
for
The
the
—V.
p.
distribution,
of
in complete
voting stock of Sterling proportionately
cancellation and redemption of
of this company. Sterling and its stock¬
took all action required by them under the terms of said
said
of
the
dissolution
p.
the
2093.
Natural
Gas
Co.—Offering
Oversubscribed
The
company's
proceeds
sidiaries
V.
182,
in
p.
the
will
be
used
financing
of
to
a
assist the company's operating
major expansion of the System.
exchange.
properties, assets and business to
company
were
Sterling and
1955.
accomplished on June 9,
American-News
O^icei:
Co.—Regional Distribution Arrangem't
company
3lie dnveitment ^Beaieri ^daociution
'Bag Street TORONTO, CANADA
75
Broch Bt.
PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS:
KINGSTON, ONT.
(Bruce -A. Tjorrii
3. J. Pose,
Q. 2).
ic
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
one EM
Bheapiide
Cdcin(illa
8-4731
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
$olin C. ©C. -Alien
Q. 1% WiUiner
JrtLr W. StricManJ, PicLrJ J.
j. V. BrooL, P. j(. ManLj,
3)ougL WcUttie, Pkilip J4. JJuJer, ChrUtopLr WuUrotk
See
announced on Aug. 18 an agreement with Macfadden
Publications, Inc. to distribute, in certain areas of the United States,
Photoplay, Sport, True Story and 11 other Macfadden publications.
This was the second such arrangement disclosed by American News
in recent weeks. On July 31, Henry Garfinkle, President, announced
that American News would begin distribution in several cities of 39
The
2797.
IJtifilt'rS: Hh 1' Ijoronlo Sloch Bxchange
Branch
sub¬
602.
'sdUeni'limited
,Aw cVj
200
1954
offering to common stockholders of
736,856 shares of additional common stock has been sub¬
stantially oversubscribed, it was announced on Aug. 24.<
Stockholders of record Aug. 9 were given rights to sub¬
scribe for the issue on a one-for-five basis at $48.50 per
share. The offering was underwritten by White, Weld &
Co. and Drexel & Co. and associates.
for and in complete
transfer Of
181,
and
all
shares of stock
agreement and plan of
Precision
each
Corp.
1955
$25,756,729 $15,511,107
$8.99
$7.18
share
said common
of
its stockholders
all outstanding
is now in the process of being exchanged
Instrument Corp. on the basis of six
American-LaFrance-Foamite share held. The
Bankers Trust Co., New York City, is exchange agent.
On May 25, 1955, the stockholders approved an agreement and plan
of exchange between this company and Sterling by a vote of 350,389
The
for
to Sterling in exchange for common voting
number equal to six times the number of out¬
company
Sterling of a
standing
liquidation,
ess
of the total outstanding stock in favor thereof and 2,186
against it. The stockholders authorized, pursuant to the
plan, the transfer of all of the properties, assets and
shares of stock of this company and the assumption of
liabilities and obligations of this company by Sterling.
The stockholders also on May 25, 1955 authorized the dissolution
2 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
Aug.
France-Foamite Corp.—Shares
180,
per
47
said
of
of
stock
notification with the
to be oLered at par
share), without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
pay for expenses incident to mining activities.
American-La
—
value
asset
—V.
Fund Notices 48
be used to
Copper & Uranium Corp., Las Vegas,
corporation on
covering 300,000
Net
Inc.—Reports Record Assets—
'
assets
American
shares
—Files
48
July 31—
net
—The
shares or 86',;
American
Total
the
($1
for expenses incident
pay
of
As
Banks of
Bank Clearings
Course of
The
Commission—
American Mutual Fund,
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.
and anticipated operations together with
company being acquired indicates that consolidated
Statement of Federal
Banks
Statement of Member
Federal Reserve System
Oil
55
11
48
Payable___
Condition
American
300,000 shares
taxes;
Investment News_Cover
Bond Offerings—
City
Foreign Exchange Rates
$1.88
$2.33
Canadian
—Files With Securities and Exchange
SEC
18,680,882
8,853,385
outstand¬
$6,723,972
period
409.
1955
earned
present
'
profit of consolidated sub¬
sidiaries
already exceeded the amount
analysis by the directors of
those of the new
sales for the 1955
year will reach $150,000,000. Net earnings are expected to be in excess
of $9,000,000. For its 1954 fiscal year American-Marietta reported sales
of $120,724,965 and net earnings of $5,466,228.—V. 182, p. 109.
eight months of the 1355 fiscal year have
during the entire 1954 year. An
Miscellaneous Features
consolidated
WotLrJi
2
(810)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
'\9
pi
handled
publications
Garfinkle
Mr
Hearst
a
Hycon
and
-shgres
Distributors,
,
arrangements
Macfadden
with
A
for
distribution
on
local,
a
just
not
national,
Forms
Turnpike is scheduled to be opened along its entire length of 129
Port Chester, N. Y. to Killingly, 25 miles from Providence,
I., in late 1957.—V. 173, p. 473.
The
The
corporation on Aug.
$5
8 filed
D.
C.
share,
per
The
increase
Co.,
net
through
proceeds
working
S.
be
to
181,
series
A
suit
to
of
at
the
introduced
to
&
Co.,
particular
by
this
agents
needs
for
of
at
Inc.,
and
SEC
to
to
957.
p.
cyanide
zinc
Individual
company's Federated
brighteners
-
—V.
to
offer
ideal
an
p.
giving
as
tailor-made
has just been
plating,
operators,
Metals
covering
post-plate
finish
direct
fund
United
States.
They
week
and
adding
15,
will
to
net
be
1955,
and
for
used
Oct.
mature
acquisition
working capital.—V.
182,
Anglo.
Canadian
the
of
sum
$10,393,284
common
of
for
Canadian.
holders
in
will
cash
In
be
and
the
result,
entitled
one
every
the
on
common
of
of
No
on
plan
from
is
$80,000,000
bonds
for
series
Tlie
period
bonds,
C
1955—Month—1954
efforts"
75'1
underwrite
of
the
Ry.
opcr.
expenses
Net
ry.
Net
inc.
—V.
&
after
other
182,
631,220
4,233,313
37,558
434,412
23,480
347,535
201,444
in
the
or
more,
less).
no
Aug.
shares
treasury and
letter
a
of
notification
common
stock
to
(only
in
The
for
filed
4
of
underwriting
without
net
general
proceeds
to
are
corporate
be
be
of
used
the
with
offered
units
at
to
SEC
shares,
reimburse
no
the
purposes.
and
Corp.—Quick
From Flood Damage—
This
thousand
devastated
assured
large
its
Bristol,
dollars
minor.
major
(Conn.)
worth
in
areas
customers
tively
damage
that
on
interruptions
which
from
Aug.
to
suffered
the
19
deliveries
several
floods
and
20,
which
has
in
and
cases,
Earnes
filling
of
the
mill
two
divisions'
bankers
would
be
orders
cold-rolled
in
181,
not
equipment
exceed
suffered
not
are
week,
a
high-carbon steel
Forestville
weeks.—V.
processing
will
from
expected
in
most
for
the
Wallace
be
delayed
to
of
The
company
5,474
held
of
as
additional
at
the
on
Aug.
shares
record
of
tive
of
1955.
will
be
on
Aug. 24
Rights
were
or
is
company
located
at
484
with
$10
for
the
per
SEC
share,
share
each
expire on Sept. 9. An
by the parent company
for
be
to
at
share
to
are
will
on
Central
a
Newark
Ave.,
7,
N.
month
Sept.
of
months
all-steel
for
A
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
last
bonds
due
of
1980,
and
box
as
in
under
firm
class
A.
The
B
of
old
the
initially
on
G.
total
Loewi
to
to
&
refunding
In
to
and
for
with
E.
ing
company's
containing
main
plant, which
Colo., consists of a
is
located
is
1.723
at
1405
Mesita
cement
182,
the
the
In
dated
this
of
400
total
in
for
space
warehouse
the
ipcr?ased business, the company may within
negotiations to lease larger
quarters.
In such
that the present facilities
will be subleased as
terms
of
the
lease.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
_
,
Common
*Of
PRESENT
and
short
event,
"The
permitted
by
FINANCING
Authorized
($1
par
25.000
to
be
value)-
shares
granted
are
to
reserved
month
1,
for
year
of
officers
and
exercise
employees.—V.
of
70-ton
the
box
182,
p.-
410.
Denver,
vate
Avco
Co.
Manufacturing Corp.—Acquires Interest in Hycon
corporation
and
has
acquired
an
Interest
the two firms have
established
In
Hycon
Manufacturing
an
inter-company working rela¬
Aug. 23 by Victor Emanuel, Avco Chair¬
tionship
it
man
President, and Harry Oedekerk, Hycon Chairman.
In
and
was
addition
announced
to
the
on
purchase
by
Avco
of
$500,000
of
five
the
entire
ratio
3.000 shs.
f 114.300 shs.
300,000 shs.
J221.500 shs,
will
be
retired.
$1)
and
20
t
'
share
each
split
was
of
into
class
B
the
four
and
A
shares
common
flat
691
with
of
year
the
assist
The
42.49
of
and
classes
E.
Simpson.
builders
car
box
Ohio
for
wire
Denver,
filed
has
will
which
be
to
11
machine
of
a
letter
a
of
a
Hill,
total
help
2nd
&
in
pay
announced
German
of
by
box
the
7-11,
SEC
cars.
with
of
the
in
Co.,
Denver,
the
part
by
Colo.
price
of
to
shock
to'
Mr.
are
PROCEEDS—Net
missiles.
the
products
vibration
isolation
and
in
a
the
by
program
will
4V\r,c
loan,
of
presently
expansion. The
Dec.
and
31,
Jan.
15,
1955
of
for
$200,000 bank
over,
at
it
in
rebuilding
utilities
that
and
and
restore
affected
steel
the
needed
schedules
normal
life
and
"Emergency
plants, with other
bridges,
services
is
customers
our
will
devoting
said.
our
restoring
other
of
any
is
production
our
spokesman
company
and
task
of
understand
to
operation
its
output
reconstruction."—V.
reported
highways,
urgent
whose
and
and
orders
with
agree
will
182,
p.
also
be
available
2.
minor
water
carpets
Damage
Light—
Aug. 2.2
that
flood
waters
damaged
Thompsonville, Conn, and ruined over
This Is in error
according to James DeCamn
at
confined
was
no
Co.—Flood
on
company
182,
damage
to
or
amounting
small
a
machinery
office
were
to
approximately
at
area
damaged.
Thompson¬
The
plant
is
608.
p.
Uranium
offered
Rapid
mining
&
11
25
City,
of
D.
letter
a
of
Rapid
notification
non-assessable
cents
S.
Corp.,
City,
SEC—
filed
shares
at
Minerals
With
Aug.
on
1,200.000
be
per
The
with
net
proceeds
to
are
the
stock
common
share, through Morris
(par
Brickley,
be
used
to
expenses.
'
corporation
on
Aug. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
15.000,000 shares of common stock (p°r one cent) to be
covering
at
2xh
to
cents
Colo.
The
mining
share,
per
net
through
proceeds
are
Columbia
to
te
Securities
used
to
pay
for
Co.,
Inc..
expenses
activities.
Fritz
is
Brumme
Vice-President of Utex and
Pioneer; and Henry Kyle, oil
will
join the board of British-Western America
Uranium
is the surviving corporation in the
merger and will con¬
under
the
active "management
of
George C. Heikes. Executive
,
BWA
tinue
Among the Barry products
isolators for shipboard and
■
former
Vice-President,
brings,
among
Uravan.
—V.
Colo.
181,
and
George
W.
Barnes,
Vice-President. The
merger
other properties, the Zella Mine, now in
production, near
The company is
actively
negotiating
other
mergers.
858.
p.
.
.
Brookline & Neal Finance Co.,
Portland, Ore.—Files
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
on
a
commitment
for
a
the
Six
Net
funds
funds
mortgage
bonds
and
to
the
term
loan
to
be
used
for
letter
a
face
of
value
$500
Months
sales
Prov.
of
notification
with
the
SEC
of
8#
piomissory notes to be
multiples
thereof.
The
net
capital.
The offering will not be
or
working
Co.—Reports Loss for Six Months—
Ended
June
30—
1955
(shipments)
for Federal taxes
;
on
inc.
and
renegotiation
carry-back
on
1954
$12,128,162 $31,462,880
2,510,736
'8,345,122
Crl,300,000
inc. and renegotiation
4,400,000
aid
Net
a(e to be available to the
from
(estimated)
Loss before' Fed. taxes
Credit for Federal tax
new
mortgage 15-year sinking fund bonds
proceeds of which will be used to retire
first
are
Bullard
sale
will go
into the company's
$1,600,000 expansion and modern¬
completion by June 30, 1956. Further
from
July 27 filed
on
denominations
underwritten.
a
come
in
proceeds
shares
common
company
covering $50,000
.issued
company
between Jan. 1
loss
$1,210,736
__
'$3,945,122
'Net income.
1956.
Under
took
a
that
help supply
damage.
attorney,
first
bond
the
areas,"
returned
Hills
to
for
and
the
outstanding
and
to
damage to the Haitford rayen plant at nearby
Rocky
either, Mr. Wise stated, and the plant is also
operating
covering
Corp.
Leveling Barrymounts, self-leveling
gained wide acceptance in the United
in financing
scheduled
$1,000,000 of
today
flood
a
proceeds
use
stated
repairing
George C. Heikes. Chairman of the Board, his
announced that the
stockholders vot^d to merge this
company with Pioneer Uranium Corp.
as of
Aug. 12.
Pioneer stockholders will receive one share of BWA for
each four shares of Pioneer.
Property and promotional shares will be
merged on the basis of 15 shares of Pioneer for one
share of BWA.
Dan O'LaUric,
former President of Utex Mining
Corp. and of Pioneer
Uranium Corp.; Robert M.
Barrett, former partner of Charles Steen
its
and
have
23
of
no
Denver,
President.
Pietz,
task
temporarily
corporation
offered
new
of
Inc.,
$425,000
Inc
British-Western America Uranium
Corp.—Merger—
sell
and
and
Pietz,
Germany.
Germany
instruments
which
produce
Aug.
certain
that
was
cent)
SEC
The
a
expansion
guided
and
Aug. 23 offered publicly 70,000 class A
($1 par value) at a price of $12 a share.
of
3,000
Corp.—Making Emergency Shipments
00
Dakota—Files
The
.
Ervin
according
in
jets
.
firm
Raunheim,
Barry signed
the
Parcells &
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
Bergstrom Paper Co.—Stock Offered—An underwrit¬
group headed
by A, G. Becker & Co.,
of
7,000*
Co—"3,000
&
—J—_
Blackstone Uranium Mines, Inc.,
Denver, Colo.^—Files
SEC
debentures
ing
financing
3,000*
Co
Cook
SEC—
-
program
Stroud & Co.,
Inc.
Milwaukee
Ohio Co
normally.
Conn,
The
similar licensing agreement with Cementa¬
tion
(Muffelite 1
Ltd.
of
London, a leading British manufacturer of
noise control equipment.—V.
182, p. 310.
ization
3,000 7
service
Black
cars.
88.652
With
series
$300,000
a
manufactures
announced
produced
mounts
•
3,000
be
the
normally.—V.
types.
cars
27.447
total
notification
6#
of
tools-and
which
licensee,
electronic
year,
as
purchased
other
freight
Colo.—Files
amount)
used
Aug.
been
German
are
3,000
are
is
stated
South
of
or
In
There
$18,500,000.
of
plant
operating
6-inch
The
cars.
cars
gondolas,
cars,
Garrett-Bromfield
be
corporation,
The
them
Co.__
The
already underway from several of
rapidly.
$10,000-$15,000
ville and that
due
and
to
for
has
of
each
number
Straus. Blosser & McDowell
Inc.
$100,000 worth of carpets.
Wise. President.
for
serially from 1958 to 1961, to be offered
$1,000 each, through Peters, Write & Christensen,
on
licensing
this
by
the
Charles A.
machinery of this
first
building will be erected and the company will reno¬
existing structure. The company produces shock and vibration
equipment,
purchased
and
Shares
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
,
42.99
the
with
approximately
5.000
14,709
Licenses German Firm—
of
underwriters,
Bethlehem, Pa., plant, the country's
largest producer
shapes, was itself hit hard by the
flood, but as raoidly
structural
to
was
new
used
be
the
3,000
& Co.,
ahead
own
of
$115,400,000.
was
principal
and
12
and
Colo,
are
company
of
first
with
for
Howard
all-steel
be
Baltimore
cars,
(principal
BUSINESS—Company
newly-issued
'120.000
200,000 shs.
Newhard,
buildings
incident
an
Issue
This
.
400.000
The
with
the
hopper cars;.600 40-fcot,
will
cars
equipment
by
orders
6-inch
cars
period
Aug.
on
general funds for
options
B,
follow
may
"Our
on
year
for
compared
compared
18
placing
was
hopper
1955
proceeds
mounts
177,500 shs.
the
Outstanding
'$305,000
position.
oyr
Outstanding
for
Authorized
$600,000
3,000
disaster
We
steel
The
is
FINANCING
; A,
Jts plants and mill stocks
work
immense.
compared
as
income
as
as
Aug.
50-foot,
cars
in
railroads,
plant.
time
it
'500,000 shs.
,
stock
which
granted
TO
a
PRESENT
7,000
tremendous
to
held
purposes.
B?ca.use
institute
possible
This
similar
a
7.090
of
are
one
denominations
Inc.,
net
Last
nearby building containing approxi¬
a
TO
on
i
-
r,r
25.000
Co
corporation
shipments
cancel
now
same
this
of
Transportation
40.21
on
freight
the
hopper
$100,000
Aug.
Stated.
approximately 4,300 square feet of floor space.
a
five-year lease, beginning April l, 1955.
addition, the company leases
mately 2.000 square feet of floor
payments
•
603.
p.
activities
506.
p.
company
covering
build¬
building is under
further
"Wherever necessary, we are
breaking into
to
give first preference to steel n°eded
to
than $2,175,000,
the
net
38.49
was
was
1,500
Bank-It-Company,
Road.
block
stock
$1)____.
to
Co.__-
efforts
He
3,600
cars,
43,114
covered
—V.
machinery
new
earnings
& Co., Inc.
&
Turben & Co.,
the
in
debt.-
„
virtually
and
common
Inc.___
Bethlehem Steel
The
and
Simpson,' President,
of $6,436,000
fact,
year.
railroad
postwar
of
&
shipments
O.
&
more
months
seven
increase
made
and
amounted
Colorado Springs.
$1.43
$l)j
(par
shares
Co.
Badrd
182,
full
Toledo-Cincinnati
mortgages
slightly
was
exceeds
year
was
ownership
O
&
Blair
Merrill,
—V.
1954.
new
cost
common
Becker
William
a
up
commitment
B.
security
as
Howard
July
last
this
of
this
hopper
A
Robert W.
the
of
refunding
$8,184,700;
compared
by
an
for
cars;
mobile
$509,413.
the
on
Shares
negotiations
enable
the
July
first
year
2,500
the
Hermanstrasse
to
to
outstanding.
4,000 shs.
follows:
1,
$20,000,000
succeed
1985,
would
year.
this
of
that
the
of
18,500
BUSINESS—The
corporation, incorporated in Colorado in
October,
designs and manufactures instruments for the
detection of radio¬
activity in uranium ores.
The backlog of orders as of June
30
1955,
$3,'654,975
paid
$100)
(par
names
.....
Barry Controls, Inc.—Plans Expansion—
to pay outstanding
working capital.
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
$18,500,000 New Equipment—
1948,
The
common
as
the
ratio
period
During
The
PROCEEDS—The
now
$1).
for
of
$1,036,000
month
same
facilities.
obligations, to buy additional equipment and
and
dividends
shares
were
been
'•)
mortgage bonds shown above
(par
to
and
B
be
pledged
announced
following equipment:
cost
J.
Atomic Research Corp. (Colo.)—Stock
Offered—A. H.
Vogel & Co., Detroit, Mich., on Aug. 11 offered
publicly
an
issue of 87,500 shares of
common stock
(par $1) at
$2 per share as a speculation.
'
are
company has entered into a commitment for
the creation of
issue of $1,000,000 of 4'/4u first
mortgage 15-year sinking fundi
a
bank loan of $200,000.
As part of such
financing the
class
consist
Earnings Top Full Year of 1954—
of
Announcement
used
for working capital.
proposal to change the
Association Insurance Co., effec¬
to vote
company to Automobile
after Jan. 1, 1956.
offered
new
subscribed
are
notification
be
one
book
$6,783,999
were
7 X Pursuant to shareholder vote on
Aug. 8, 1955,
previously outstanding common stock, (par $100)
refunding and general mort¬
refunding and general mortgage 5s
under
or
$14,821,000,
period
same
The
of
to
of
law
and
Harney Hotel,
letter
the
on
The
a
stock
basis
The. proceeds
The stockholders
name
the
24,
shares
price.
filed
capital
on
Aug.
44.526
same
15
of
underwriting,
stock,
raw
products
The
new
pay
without
shares
(par
first
mortgage
1980, $34,415,000;
and
issued
the
was
months
seven
Atlantic Casualty Insurance Co.,
Newark, N. J.—Files
covering
pfd.
shkres.
Com¬
$32,749,000;
refunding
treasury
income
net
the
1433.
p.
All
share.
v
common
A
re¬
rela¬
a
coated
uncoated
papers,
preferred
sales
a
quarter
B
bonds
exchange their
to $60,000,000 of the new
up
should
would
4s
1995,
bonds
Transportation
Total
spring
deliveries of
rolling
than
more
None
to
'-7 '7
(par
a
exception
an
par,
1995.
rights
series
refunding 4s of
the
for
it
President,
divisions,
of
Connecticut
7
shares,
1954.
Expected
damage.
Delays
.
of
increase
same
the
corporation's
hundred
Recovery
public
mortgage
1954
common
1962
cumulative
*
1
at
$ue
1,
undertaking
effort
$11,695,500;
of
approximately
the
Spring
quarter
Class
17.
Orders
Associated
bonds
Oct.
for
the
are
mortgage
lien
income
year,
($1C0
par
12
from
common
mortgage
railroad's
an
the
Exchange Commission—
on
3,000
share I,
Louis, Mo.—Files With
cents
A
direct
Commerce
railroad
offered
priority
days
of
this
the
Seven Months
seven
The. company
covering
per
St.
92
in
_____
Alex.
and
into
the
2,000,
$131,053,050
Total
of
the
first
due
$13,266,500.
last
Associated Grocers' Co.
stock.
company
equal after
30,
to
liner
paper
the
Class
balance.
by
first
5s of
1996,
Aug.
Securities and
Inc.,
underlying
consolidated
due
have
about 20
If
bonds,
the
first
302,094
506.
p.
Co.
Industry,
which
Valkyrie.
7
mortgage bonds, series
serially 1955-1961
mortgage
bonds,
series
first
h
4'A
public that are proposed to be refunded by the
mortgage obligaations are: First mortgage 4s of 1975,
5s of 1975, $64,151,500; Southeastern Divi¬
mortgage 4s of 1980, $31,567,000; Pittsburgh. Lake Erie and
first
Net
51,689
of
papers,
wall
name
$391,922,
>•'
maturing
banking group
a
;;7 "
Interstate
be
4',;
B
bonds
will
of
refunding
fixed
deducs.
and
Cash dividends have
Fairman, Harris
Effectuation
4.242,522
66.040
sales
equal
...
7'
3 '/a
mortgage
value of existing
the. bonds of the
in
granted
first
series
bankers
after
taxes
income
chgs.
630,040
inc.
oper.
Fed.
consider
4%
through
par
the
of
probably
$40,000,000
Western
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$5,063,665
to
consolidated
sion
of
$5,311,887
to
prior
corporate
first
new
non-callable
ICC
3:JI»%
4Vs'k
basis.
held
Bonds
gage
$734,363
deter¬
as
quarter
general
bonds.
investment
"best
of
$793,464
the
will
A
C
general mortgage 5s of
revenues--—
$280,000,000
offered
obligations
aproval
$80,000,000
series
a
A
series
which
Division
oper.
the
for
by the company are
super-calendered book, egg¬
book,
label
papers,
trade
papers)
July
on
Offering Aug. 30—
$268,758,050
such
to
bondholders
new
Period End. July 31—
of
for
Halsey, Stuart &
Co.,
$5,456,000
year
series
1970,
$19.25
RR.—July Earnings Higher—
share
per
end
used
finish
papers
the
were
$250,189,
printing
conversion
printing
term
printing,
company for more than 30
years, with the exception of 1932.
27, 1955, directors declared a
dividend of 15 cents per share
the class A and class B
Common shares,
payable Sept. 15, 1955,
stockholders of record
Aug. 19. It is the intention of the directors
On
1955;
1,
for
of
trade
a
mimeograph
the
of
used
is
commerc.al
manufactured
paper
months
me
offered
Oct.
six
This
paper.
books,
(forms,
.
$77,728,850
Ry.
&
of
this
issue,
new
held,
The Liquidator of Anglo, who will be appointed
Extraordinary General Meeting, will dispose of the shares repre¬
senting fractional interests and distribute the proceeds among the Anglo
shareholders entitled to the money.—V.
180, p. 530.
to
of
English
book
E^IVIDENDS
of
competitive
Canadian will be issued.
Arbor
of
30
will be
replace
subject
Earlier
the
The
will
the
value
the
be
to
be
to
pari
up
is
kinds
the 265,800 class A and B
ended June
on
the
were
the
bidding regulation.
The present financings fol¬
lows other refunding.? made since June, 1954, which have reduced the
railroad's outstanding debt by
$59,500,000.
>
* -1
:
-
539,911
shares
book
of
as
r;
at
Ann
Aug.
which
Forgan
will
exception
Present
par
fractional
the
are
RR.—Bond
obligations—all
receive
to
Glore,
the
value
stock¬
shares
Anglo
Canadian.
made
Sons,
$120,000,000
and
or
Ohio
&
obligations,
by
&
The
assets
Anglo
turn,
cash,
Anglo
seven
winding-up
share
In
in
be
ino
share
per
with
book
mimeograph and drawing papers, coating
under
earnings
share
In
.
mission.
of
shares with nominal
With
'
Brown
The stockholders on Aug. 31 will vote on approving the amalgama¬
tion of Anglo with Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd. The latter will
acquire
the assets and will assume the liabilities of
from
will
statement
proceeds
bonds.
fixed
stock
$35
at
notification
types
EARNINGS—Net
-
of
of
output
certain
cataloque
school
distributed
its
in
book,
book,
papers,
papers,
refunding the debt of this company will culminate this
public offering and an exchange offer to present bond¬
be
to
Aug.' 1,
receive
price
net
letter
a
common
employees
financial
The
a
new
headed
602.
p.
filed
company's plant and executive offices
Ave., Neenah, Wis.
suitable.
finish
finish
b.ble
of
used
principal
machine
shell
is
not
are
DaSlS.
with
The
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co., Ltd.—Proposed Sale—
fully paid and non-assessable
was
President.
be
bonds.
1971.
1,
additional
of
the
the
mortgage
July
proceeds
key
for
holders
debentures
dated
are
The
7,500
Baltimore
conversion
the bath.
from
July 29
shares ol
on
date
by
Plans
has borrowed $10,000,000 in the form of 33/<i'7 series D
from Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
The securities were placed at par plus accrued interest.
company
will
Division
and
The
Wisconsin
manufacturer
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Anderson, Clayton & Co.—Private Placement—
"The
Development
Emanuel, Chairman
and
Mass.,
and
that
with
sinking
Advanced
Avco
Victor
1875.
West
a
portion
which
papers
already existing laboratory faciiidesign facilities at Stratford, Conn., where
headquarters also will be situated. Production facilities
and Cincinnaci, Ohio, also will be
utilised.—V. 182, p. 1.
purchase.
Division.
for
base
bright
a
substantial
paper
purposes.
2237.
181,
well
by
division
new
corporation
officers
after
and
increase the covering
and throwing power of zinc baths.
Con¬
taining no metallic components, they are more economical than pre¬
viously available materials.
coatings,„ as
the
the
of
23
since
225
company is
printing paper-s (used in casebound
wallpaper, etc.), business papers
etc.), tablet papers and other products
Division—
Aug.
Everett,
The
as
the Zimax Series, these addition agents are the result
development. The members of the series are characterized by
ability to produce clear, bright deposits directly from the bath
Zimax
located at
labels,
■
Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
the
be offered
Washington,
Marketed
,
on
Stratford
to
equipment
for
pay
with
$1)
(par
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
for
an
a
of years of
their
New
Ncer.ah, Wis.,
are
The
Baker Laboratories, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio—Files
Smelting & Refining Co.—New Developmts.
additional
in
Hycon's
•
establishment
mined
American
the
73,139
Washington,
notification
of
Allen
used
etc.—V.
Inc.,
stock
common
Landrum
are
capital,
of
for
;
.
of directors and
board
avco
';
'
administrative
Exchange Commission
letter
a
7
;
net
Publishing
With Securities and
covering 40,000 shares of class A
at
ties
from
Service
the
shares
exchange
in
stock.
The
The
Nucleus of
C.—Files
will join
join
60,980
acquired
received
board under terms of the agree¬
Hycon will cooperate closely in certain engineering and
and also in the performance of contracts on projects
fields
announced
Turnpike.
American
Hycon
common
.
Henry Garfinkle, President, announced on Aug. 23 that the company's
wholly-owned subsiidary, The Union News Co., has been awarded the
to operate all eight restaurants on the projected Connecticut
D.
will
has
Avco
of
Avco
in specialized fields.
contract
R.
stock
representative
Avco and
scientific
basis.
debentures,
common
newly-issued
representative
ment.
Unit Awarded Concessions-
miles
of
Hycon
Avco
company
publications
convertible
outstanding
the
that
noted
.
jt
in line with the policy
assuming the
of American News on June 24. AMJyit '^mef h^fcaid that
would change a 91-year-old practice an'df begin accepting
are
Presidency
the
--diVculEtion
International'
by
u
-
subsidiary.
corporation
Hearst
^
.
was '
organization,
a
incorporated
paper
mill
in
which
Wisconsin
had
been
in
in
1904.
It
operation
11954,
.
from
a
loan'agreement
the company
has sold
July
to
1,
1957,
Juiy
with
an
insurance
$4,000,000
1,
1969.
of
The
4 "r
company
notes
terms
of
due
this
dated
in
loan
June 30,
instalments
agreement
Volume
5459
Number
182
.
•
i
1
■
■
'
will not declare any dividend on its common stock (except d;vidends payable in stock) or make any other distribution on or payment
"for
the purchase,
redemption or retirement of it" common stock if,
pany
-
,f
Ac
,,n
$15,300,000
€00
compared to $13,600,000 at March 31, 1955, and $11,600,-
as
Dec.
at
31,
Omits
1954.
the-current
of
.recurring
took
24
the
to
F
action
no
on
the
dividend
in
tne
first
sustained
loss
net
j"'
the
on
six
montns
"
The net loss resulted fro.n t.ie substantial nonentailed in changing over production to newly;?
three of the company's ma„or lines of-.machine
year.
expenses
models
designed
i"
Dividend—
Aug.
on
due
stock
of
-
Electric
California
+
fered
ir IhJvl
per
snare,
/2
stock
,JaOep,
The
was
won
group
competitive sale on Aug. 23 on
at
award Of the
a bid Of $14.13
'
bids
from
proceeds
sale
the
of
share,
the common stock,
and sells
jn&nuxactures
able
Riverside
and
-
.
the
EARNINGS—For
"First
bonds-
mortgage
rr\tl 1"® 12^
"""""
!j
^
4Ue
u
k'9nn'nnn
——
""Torn
?$50
cumulative11 iffd
stock
$3 cumulative preferred stock
$2.50 cumulative preferred stock
stock
•Common
($20
stock
Preference
<$1
I
„
3,
value)—
par
liability.
617
j|Includes
.
,
c
.
,
•
,
-
A^edtm^Secudti^s
&
——
-V.
28,000
Dallas Rupe& son. inc.__
5,000
9.000
5|000
5.000
5,000
Harold E. Wood & Co.___Belts. Borland & Co.—
182,
4,000
J,
Hpr
The
The
subsidiary
a
n
officers
and
Lumber
also
It
has operated
Co.
I
Eastern
The
District
Y)
mill
be
at
42-02
11th
St.,
cornor
Bridge
of
$
$
$
30,332,816 289,327,264 228.576.978
$
38,036,735
,
share—
to employee
$l./0
$2.07
$0.24
$0.2«
14,666 720
17,837 568
2,038 813
2,390 5«
reflect reduction in manufactur-
vacations,
are after de-
computed on
after adjustp. 411.
j
agreeraent of merger dated June Ht 1955, providing for the
of this company with and into Hercules Steel Products Corp.,
A
new
Central Ohio Steel will b« exchangeable for two
stock jpar lOei of Hercules Steel Products Corp.
is-to be changed to Hercules Gallon Products, Inc.
Inc.
Cement Co., Ltd—Offer Debentures-
Gundy
"000
debentures due
fund
sinking
Ltd.
Co.,
&
$6,000,000 of serial
includes
Cenlury
debentures of 1955 is being offered
$20,000,000 issue of 3%%
wood
It
debentures
1975.—V.
due
and $14,000,-
1958-65
164, p.
2012.
'
vau/c
t*
Product?
Hercules Gabon Products,
Gallon
1955
for
Provision
for
income
—
Fv^honoo
c0„nri(mc
750,000
corporation on Aug. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
at $1 75 per share
through P. J. Ciruber & Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
The
net
proceeds are to be used to pav for product research and
The
taxes
$931,000
profit
property
purchased
$759,000
of 1.7 acres with 30,000 square feet of factory space was
adjacent
to
the
Vancouver
for
plant
the
expansion
of
facilities.
The
stock
company
in
a
new
capital.—V. 181, p. 643.
THE COMMERCIAL
William
Dana
Pfirlrino-
Inn
Qprvirp
NOTE:
On
SEC
letter
of
corporation
covering
AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
President.
Published
twice
on
Aug.
1
filed
a
of
the
fluctuations
in
the rate
of
notification with the
class A stock (par
National Bank of Comproceeds are to be
general working capital.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William
week [every Thursday (general
a
B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park
8 or $09 1 a1 common any p
an f0
*
.
OS fist hall
in the company's history.
year
Deferred income and unearned premiums, from financing'and related
insurance operations, which are a backlog of future gross earnings,
This compared
with $137,737,680 at June 30, 1954 and $138,186,032 at Dec. 31, 1954.
reached a record high of $158,525,995 at June 30, 1955.
The volume cf receivables purchased during the first half of 1955 was
record $2,664,088,191, compared with $2,050,177,546 for the same
period in 1554—an increase of 29.9%. Outstanding receivables of all
^'bsidiaiie« at June 30- 1955 amounted to an all-time high of $1,686,002,414, compared with $1,459,393,868 at June 30, 1954—an increase of
15.5%—and $1,351,821,218 at the end of last year—V. 182, p. all.
City Stores Co.—Notes Sold Privately—The company
has sold privately to Prudential Insurance Co. of Amer-
ica an issue of $5,000,000 4% promissory notes, due 1956
to 1970.
of
h
^usewa-e^^IncY of ChCa°iToPttenyN°f C
f Tavlor Chal mall
cuuevSket Ser^^
of the Board
n
the business
andUS^get mSaneous "houiwS
and South Carolina and
their
North
in
Acquisition
announced
by'tli*
announced by Mi.
merchandising
though groSr" or5
sales for the
ended
of
"rack"
year
30, 1955 were aoproximately $450,000.
club Aluminum Products has been engaged
june
in the research of this
type of business for several years and henceforth will use the name
0f "Supermarket Service" for this division of its business,
The territory served, by Supeimarket Service in the Carolinas will
be added to Club Aluminum's rack jobbing business. Other areas
similarly served by Club Aluminum are In Washington, D. C., Pennsylvania, Indiana, Minnesota, Wisconsin, North and South Dakota.
^ISHoUuse^aarnsaSlncld ^)lahhoma Robert L p^TTi"' *|r" the Presiden1^
Siting basls-V. 181, p 1558
Aluminum cn a conc-irr>
UOie-iiay Uranium UOrp., Iveno, JNev.—r lies Wltn bEU
The corporation on Aug. 1 filed a letter of notification with the-
sec covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent to be
offered at 10 cents per share, without underwriting. The net proceeds;
are to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining activities,
Coleman Co., Inc. New Sales Show Increase
An increase in sales of heating and air-conditioning equipment has
more than1 offset an anticipated decline in deliveries of military products. the .company ^10 ^ on Aug 17.
arf
abead
of^aieS ?n
the
first^seven monthrif
last vear.
Consolidated net sales for the period ending July 31 were $23,127,933
wUh earnings of $514i777i equai t0 $i,19 a share on the 400,000 shares
of
common
the
stock
same
last year, sales were
period
$22,688,533, with earnings
of $55w85' 01 $1'29 a share-v' Isl' " 2470
Coleman Engineering Co., Inc.—Income Doubled—No
jvjpw Financing
Contemnlatpd
s
H
■
.
This company, one of the younger West Coast firms devoted
dustrial and military research,, development and production,
to min itsreport for the liscalthan double the $1,105,348 reported fora the previous
year ended April 30, 1955 repoits
net income
Net profit was reported as $52,290, after taxes, or 52 cents per
J;}iare on joo.OOO class A shares outstanding on April 30, 1955. This
compared with $30,687 net earnings in the preceding year, or 38
cents per share on 80,000 class. A shares outstanding on April 30, 1954.
The current back-log of orders, exclusive of work for the Coleman
firm's subsidiary, Limelite Corp., was reported at a total of approximately $3,100,000, of which $5201000 in new business ^aLadjded
June, 1955 An additional $600,000 under present contracts is now
belPAg ifumher
Coleman
loieman,
of other new nroiects are being proposed"
reported, "and it would appear that
President,
subscriptions and
1
Theodore C
the current
P'ace',^u/o^Mon^aJ]" ofhe^ofncel°' 135'I?""1^SallfsVreeT1 Chicago S^Illinois
„
.
remittance for foreign
w
JJ''a companv Reentered as second class matter February
William ,B. Dana Company'Keen terea ^ secono cass maater ru * y
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year,
news and advertising issue) wilth a -ita^1
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by
3. 1879.
Subscriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions.
exchange,
Va
120,000 shares of common non-vo:ing
to pay for
Seibert,
YV
50 cents) to be offered at $2 per share and 00,003 shares of .common
voting class B stock (par 10 cents 1 to be offered at $1 per share. Tne
offering will be made in units of two class A shares and one class B
share, through Crichton Investment Co., £05
merce Building, Charleston, W. Va. The net
STate
account
Tharlpston
into an agreement to subscribe 55%
of the
Telecables & Wires Ltd. The other partici-
2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens. London, E.
post office at New York, N. Y„ under the Act of March
Canada, $58.00 per year.
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
(Telephone
mmm°
cf $2,549,744—more
f!
f.r.® ^
service, inc., Liiarie wn, vv. v<t.
—Flies With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Corp., New York (35%.), and Telegraph Con-
entered
company,
pants are General Cable
l° P&y
year.
rhurlpcfnn
The
A
rnmmiceinn
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission
■
Net
L. I., N. Y—
1954
$1,922,000
413,000
890,000
operations
depreciation
from
Corp., Farmingdale,
-
$2,212,000
391,000
Six Months Ended June 30—
Profit
Provision
wi + u
Controls
development, machinery and working
H
Cable Co. u u.
Ltd.—Earnings cic.
etc—
mugs,
&
v
Canada Wire
anaua
»»'ic
uSd'S
Pr°teCdS ^ t0 bt
This corporation on Aug. 11 reported net income of $18,333,166,
equivalent to $2.01 a common share, lor the lirsc six months of 1955,
For
iby
Files
C-LT- Fi"ancial corP.-RePorts Record Earnings--
expected
said date
of the agreement cf merger, each share of common
^Ihe^cnS
"nde«—V. 182, p.name oi the coipoiation
the new
50/.
Plaza
Eolith, Long Island City 1, N. Y.—V. 182, p. 507.
Canada
It
expenses.
c,ub Aluminum Products Co.
1955-7 Mos.-1954
$D of Central Ohio Steel will be suspended from dealings on the
American Stock Exchange at the opening of business on Sept. 1, 195o.
On and after Sept. ), 1955 transactions in the common stock (par
<
will
„.
CISCO Uranium Uorp., bait Lake City, Utah —
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Sales Higher-
subject to the condition that the above referred to merger becomes
effective on Aug. 31, 1955 as contemplated, the common. stock (par
moved
been
has
deDot
announced G. H. Tollman.
Sales Manager for Wolverine Tube, Division of Calumet
location
new
(N
quarters,'
spacious
more
Hecla, Inc.
:<&
Island
Lone
Tube's
and
newer
com.
Under the terms
stock (par $1) of
shares of common
the name of which
since
in northern Wisconsin
'
The proceeds are to be added to working capital.-V. 179, p. 1931.
previously approved by stockholders of both corporations, is
to become effective on Aug. 31, 1955 upon filing of same on
with the Secretaries of States of Ohio and Delaware.
wood utilization
its approximately
Wolverine Tube Mill Depot Expands—
Wolverine
indebtedness and for
Central Ohio Steel Products Co.—Consolidation—
The
sawmill, a veneer mill and a wood conver70.000 acres of timber lands in the same
a
owns
vicinity.
to
per
merger
include
plants
present
of
of
Goodman
Its
plant.
two
R
E
and
business will be integrated with
Calum3t & Hecla is carrying on in
timber lands in northern Michigan.
with
acres
retire
The company's earnings per share of common stock
ducting dividends on preferred stock, and have been
shares outstanding at the end of the respective periods
ment for the 2-for-l stock split in April 1955.—V. 182,
Vice-President; C. C. Jung, Treasurer;
G. A. Houghton, Vice-President and
Y. Bassett,
Secretary;
company's
program
39C/7.
finpratfH
Privatetv
of notes with
«R1 ^00 000
1955-Month—1954
——
operations due
jng
Manager.
.^00.000
sion
H.
Petermann,
E.
•Oeneral
h*
WifHhJ following dUeSors
,
President;
Lovell
A.
will
rv,mnanv
Ti,.
^
Notes
Plarec
In both years, results for the month
1955.
18
place on Aug.
to
used
be
Profit after taxes
President, on Aug. 18 announced that this company
substantially all of the stock of Goodman Lumber Co.
Wise. Acquisition was by exchange of stock and toox
acquired
Goodman
nlareH
has
Wjjj
proceeds
Eams.
Lovell
R.
E.
The net proceeds
incident to (kyanite) mining.
America
of
Torn
gales
Firm—
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Acquires booaman
•of
its directors.
through
CaterpiIIar Tractor Co.-July
.
.
had
sharei
per
Period End. July 31-
4,000
4,000
W. L. Lyons & Co.—
714.
p.
_
Stern, Douglass & Co.. Inc.
Co.—
&
''
5,000
Co..———
&
s^holdtrs^inLresL."""1 aCti°n WhlCh
add'tional working capital.-V. 181, p. 1874.
Co.— i3.ooo
&
&
Bradford
C.
($1
par
^nnratinn
The
'
&~Co7r
Prescotb Shepard
Inc. _
Hopwood
°Jaffray
Eoettcher
J.
28.W3
Co
Dempsey-Tegeier
Piper,
Co~r~p~I
5,ooo
5.003
a. g. Edwards & sons____
Farwell, Chapman & Co.__
43.000
sutro
at
t,0 be used t0 pay for expenses
-1 RG Corporation nas piacea $1,DUU,UUU OI notes Wltn IWO
institutional investors, Harry Krehbiel, President, announced On Aug. 23. A $9p0,000 instalment note, due ill
1970, has been sold to the Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York, and $600,000 of serial notes, due in 1961, have
been placed with the Chase Manhattan Bank.
the
Rhoades &
Loeb,
m.
23 voted to defer action on the quarterly,
Aug.
dividend customarily declared at the board's August meeting, pending
the outcome of current negotiations leading to possible sale of tne
corporation's assets and business.
Sol Furst, President, declared that the negotiations aie proceeding
satisfactorily. He added that approval by the corporation's • share-
the
non-a..sessable, to be
127,846 shares of common stock,
covering
Th
ofiered
Co.
AMinn
laeiers uiviaena 2\Cll0n—
a
gh^eg
Cari
Dprprs T)ivirlpnH
H/arnings Increased—
corporation on Aug. 10 filed p. letter of notification with the
SEC covering 7i0oo,000 shares of capital stock (par one cent) to be
Catalin
named below severally made a firm
company the respective numbers
purchasers
purchase from
hereby.
to
The directors on
r« ■
The
offered
are
Cable Corn
Cirrlp Wirp &
Carolina Mines, Inc., King Mountain, N. C.-Files With
SEC
chc
foonnnnn
"
PURCHASERS—The
•commitment
shares
with
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation on Aug. 8 tiled a letter of notification with the
60,000 shs.
Hn'nnn c!.'
These funds are going into lurther improvement 01 the corporations
facilities, as well as supplying additional working capital for expanded
operations. Plans call lor receiving the balance in similar amounts on
nor
npr,
notification
of
nnn
'
by a whollv owned subsidiary.
shares owned by a wholly owned subsidiary.
1,066
••of
letter
a
T?£°Z}TSt
.'hares owned
fIncludes
-
filed
issuance
the
current
4.
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.-Partial Redemption
There have been called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1955, $31,000 of
4.% first mortgage bonds, series A, due Sept. 1, 1965 at 104'/a% and
indenture dated Oct. 1, 1943, as supplemented,
of additional bonds under the restrictions and
conditions set forth therein.
tlncludes $250,000 to be redeemed on Oct, 1, 1955, and recorded as
a
Aug.
on
p. 958.
mortgage
first
"The
permits
tttxu
..
corporation
York, N. Y., for the account 01 Furber Marshall, President.—V. 181,
§104,963 shs.
.
..p
value)—____
par
i'snn
ana uou.
PRIVATE PLACEMENT—On July 1, 1955, the corporation received the
second $62,500,000 instalment from The Prudential Insurance Co. of
America under its $250,000,000 loan agreement with that company.
Circle's sales foe the 1955 first half were previously reported at
WM"up $1,673 623 over the volume of sales for the 1954 period.
?n
*har, ti'rtinac
f t/fn."!
y
riff)
17 9
shaie earnings of $1 foi tne 1954 first halt.
6 000 000
j
?shs."2,miV7li
S:?S ""5#
43.639.436
.
Acquisition
Ltd—Proposed
Companies,
Oil
^ooo
o^'nnn'ooo
series due 1984-
£ 4 "^
^//
He also
related outlays.
SEC covering 7,000 shares of capital stock (par $1), to be ofiered at
the market (estimated at $6.12V2 per share) through Cohu & Co., New
5 500 000
IO^JJOO
** ""T",
„ V IC;C .
f „
u,
bale Oi Assets FOSSlDle
.
Outstanding
0000000
.960::::::::::::::
Sis
Ues
with
Lake
•
financing
^Authorized
the
Wabush
Carlisle Corp., Carlisle, Pa.—Riles With SEC—
con.
capitalization giving effect to present
;
o?
See Anglo-Canadian Oil Co., Ltd. above.—V. 176, p. 326.
the
of
97%
about
103,050,000
July 1, 1956, and July 1, 1957.—V. 182, pp. o(D and 507.
The
1955,
30,
June
22,000,000
" 1954 antl 1955'- such subsidiaries were not included in
.
ended
year
„
Wholly-owned foieign subsidiaries have been included in the con-
,
'-V
sales and
tricity
91,000,000
line
compleuon
connecting the
railway,
Canadian
olidated operating revenues was de.ived from elec3% from ice operations. In an unauuit:d statement
Jor tire 12 months ended June 30
1953 total operating revenues were
shown at $17,49o,3C5 ana net income at $2,723,421.
•company's
116,800,000
,
the existing
construction program
,
56,461,919
77,682,099
1,171,875
inc. and excess
profits taxes—
69,118,359
".136,903
110,564,532
****
,,nn
ice in certain agricultural sections of Im..e.ial
County, Calif., lor the refrigeration of pe.ish-
crops.
sen'i expenses.
U" S" and forei8n
„
•^haSSidhfiJbuUonPand sale"^8 electri? energy "in southeastern' Calliornbl aM sSu'thwestern Neveda. T^e company's ImpeHal Ice Division
County
it was a -
,
t0 3 million tons estimated annual output, payable to the Newfoundland and Labrador Corp., which is 90V owned by the p.ovincial goveminent. The railway line is slated for completion late next year and
production is expected in full scale in 1957.
to-
wkh
prcceed.s w.il also be applied toward the
7rho/r Lake, Labrado
„
,
The company will pay a total of up to $1,350,000 a year to the
Newfoundland Government, directly and indirectly. This will cunsi. t
.of $450,000 a year mining tax and 33 cents a ton royalty on 2 million
share;
proceeds from the sale on Aug. 30 of $6,090,000 of first
mortgage bonds,
will be used, by the company to repay short-term
Joans, which total $9,000,000 and which were incurred in connection
with
fc'ie company's construction
program.
Any balance of the net
•
n
1
•
&
yaid the company had completed arrangements for other phases of
"financing The $32,000,000 development of the 1.1 billion-ton deposits
at Wabush Lake.
Co. $14,061
Pierce, Fenner & Beane $14,047 a
share and White. Weld & Co. at $13.96 a
a
PROCEEDS—Net
gether
r
"ounctd by John C. Doyle, Boaid <cnairman.
000 bond issue to finance the railway line and
■;
v
Lynch,
$14
Eros.
;
Kidder, Peabody &
fellows:
received rs
were
Merrill
Lehman
nvf^nhccrihpH
ovt»suuscrioeu
was
lilisoiieimg
snare.
share;
r
nffprin*
This
closed.
books
chnrp
Other
.a
r nah
i\/t
IV1.
&
the
and
per
r>n»-i
uan
Dy
L ^rlwlri
»t
fon_truction o:f uansport p:lant and[ housing: facilities at its P °Jec
11011 or.e um t6!,
service
fom Knob "Lake to Seven Islands, Que. In addition to the rail-line
contract, expected to, costclose to$6,000,000, the MacNamara firm has
been given contracts to build the townsite at the development, expected to run to $2,500,000; the air strip, $250,000; and the foundations and building structure for the concentrating plant, $1,500,000.
In st" Joiin's Newfoundland, earlier this month, Premier Smallwocd
announced the Newfoundland Government would guarantee a $16,500,-
An
—
Co. and Bear, Stearns & Co. on Aug. 25 OI220 000 shares of common stock fSI Dar value) at
Rhoades
.
jointly
neaaea
underwriting? group
nLn? Inri
-
Offered
Co. —Stock
Power
TTZTTTTTZ. 7ZZTZ7TZZ
Total income— l,o86,077,811 1,087,450,676 1,878,71/,028 1,259,724,165
Cost of products 1,613,330,762 971,976,917 1,648,661,766 1,056.522,760"
sold
Admin., eng., sell.,
Canadian Javelin Ltd., Montreal, Canada—Contracts—
h®®1 thf?' rnmnlfnl™
SSin!
45-mile
•'
6 Mos. End. June 30 1955
1954
iy53
l»o2
$
$
$
Net sales —
1,884,638,006 1.085,3b2,902 1,874,266,675 1,256,054,918
Dlvs- receiv. from
foreign subs—
—
2,175,800
2,033,05/
int., etc., income
1,439,805
2,067,774
2,2/4,553
l,b3o,la(>
adv.,
InIUa* C°n
•
Earnings—»
Chrysler Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
-v*
;.Lt?e0?aTorpntS"iol
;
/001S.-V. m; p. 1438.
v. lei, p. uzi.
Liaaneid succeeaeamm as rresiaeni.
•
V
Common
directors
-The
common
*
•
struction & Maintenance Co., London (10% ). This subsidiary will
manufacture telephone wires and cables in the Winnipeg area to serve •
communication companies throughout Canada.
Your directors have decided to proceed with the erection of a wire
after
giving eflect thereto, (a) all dividends, distributions and payand cab.e lactory immediately adjacent to tne Telccabies & Wires Ltd.
ments on i;s capital, stock of any class maue «ut.r Dec. 31, 1953; would
plant. This new factory will produce bare copper and aluminum wire
exceed
its
net
income subsequent to said date;
or (b)
net working T and cables, together with plastic insulated wire for the Prairie Provcapital of the company would be less than $6,000,000. Net income from
inces. It will also draw copper wire for Telecables & Wires Ltd.
Jan. 1, 1954 to June 30, 1955, less cash dividends paid in that period,
/--'These new projects will be financed from the companys own resources.
amounted to $207,803.
"
'
James Y. Murdoch has retired from the Presidency, which he had
'•,ncc the companj s backlog of unfilled oiders was
held since 1944, and assumed the Chairmanship of the Board. John R.
As of June 30,
1955,
Lradfield cUrreeded him as President —V
181 d 2327
notes are outstanding, the com-
provide that so long as any of the 4%
3
(811)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
advertisements.must be made in New York funds.
25, 1942, at the
t e
in Dominion 01
zo
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(812)
continue
will
year
.88%
since our business began
experienced
uptrend
the
lead and
and
'"Before
'
in
ness
The
end
in
the
United
flight
pensive
is
planned
V.
ana
the
need
for
many
Work will begin in September and the
available by the end of the year.—V. 180,
be
be
carried
Bond
organization
integrated
new
activities of this company
Director of Packaging have
Sims, II, President.
Egan
as
Sims
Mr
modern
said
will
attention
locused
and
customers
added
He
Columbia
the
the
Broadcasting
2394
importance
all
Inc.
in
Balance
for Federal
Net income
•Earnings
149,995,695
•Earnings
6,450,000
6,327,672
5,177,449
$0.87
$0,74
—
models
and
television
24-inch
one
by
manufacturing
Included
consoles
the
in
and
console
console
production
table
television
-volume
shipments
models
these
of
would
models,
receiver.
five
21-inch
Suggested
already
underway
immediately.—V. 182, p. 312.
begin
was
list
group
and
that
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Make Add'l Investmts.
10%
Stock
SEC
has
issued
make
company to
as
iollows:
order
an
authorizing
investments in
additional
this New York holding
or
loans to subsidiaries,
purchase, at par, of 8,000 shares of th& $25 par
common stock of
Virginia Gas Distribution Corp. and $650,000 of its
installment promissory notes; and <2> purchase, at par, 24,000 shares
of
(1)
the
$25 par common stock of Central Kentucxy Natural Gas
$1,600,000 of its installment promissory notes.—V. 182, p. 715.
and
Columbus &
,
Southern
Ohio
Electric
Co.—To
Co.
share
per
1955
1,
also
was
holders
to
of
has
company
other companies
The
the
Atomic
Partici¬
and
S.
M.
this
at
reactor
plant
the
participate
Cooperative
Aug.
on
18
stated,
1,200-acre site
The
cost
ing
due
V.
occurred
These
in
these
increases."—V.
to
notification
offered
be
at
par
($5
Lake
182,
be
used
to
for expansion and
pay
New
38
SEC
to
be
181,
used
to
to
refund
the
$8,735,000
R.
Macon,
in
uranium
Co.—Plans
Aug.
on
full
or
for
purchase.
1,
in
Financing—
circular
a
letter
be
the
Colo.,
with
J.
negotiations
building and operating
of
100,000
will
expected
that
companies
include
subject
the
Mich.,
Monroe,
project
be
interest
in
total
a
of
21
plant
miles
sharing
17
in
electric
will
to
located
of
of
of
22
bystem.
The
primarily
and
the
from
power
other
in
being
carried
plant
companies,
nuclear
will
Mr.
development
forward
be
six
and
by
used
Poston
construction
power
that
assurance
the
of
private
in
the
pointed
and
"The
B.
atomic
be
Controls
Corp.
accomplished
below.—V.
p.
Mr.
a
on
ended
July
16,
increase its
private placement of
President,
wanger,
client
companies
$1,000,000
a
gain
in
this
country
Cooper,
order
is
through
equity
cited
were
as
the
It
for
to
$3,100,000 through
Issue, Sidney Feucht-
the
and
sales
increase.
new issue,
at 5'/a%, will be used in part to retire
$585,000 In
preferred stock, and the remaining $415,000 will be
added to work¬
capital. Funds now employed by the lirm in
ing
accounts
financing,
total
consumer
instalment
$10,300,000.—V.
178,
financing and charge
receivable
account
exp.
Net
Other
covering
$15
10,000
on
July
23
shares
of
filed
letter
common
of
notification
share, through Commercial
Worth, Tex. The net proceeds are to
(par $101
to be
Standard
Insurance
be
used
for
the
Income
filed
letter
a
of
with
offices
notification
in
with
Salt
the
Lake
offered
SEC
Utah,
covering
common
-V.
The
will
to
shares
40,000
of
offering
its
Presi¬
on
Aug.
16
approved
proposals (1) to change the
stock from
800,000 shares
(par
each), two new shares to be
issued in exchange for each
$5 par share
outstanding; and (2) to
increase the authorized
number of shares to
3,000,000. Shareholders
may present their
$5
par
value
share
certificates at The Toronto
Geneial Trusts
Corp., 253 Bay St., Toronto,
Canada, to be exchanged
lor the new $2.50
par certificates.
V
M.
J.
and
outstanding
capital
1,600,000 shares
Boylin, President,
has
on
been
(par
Aug.
made
$2.50
18
all
announced;
of
the
;
D.
ranv
nf
shareholders
600 feet. Th.c
0 feet This
11
tnri enfnev^l0ped
work outlined
by diam°nd drilling
365,000
tons of
ore
to
a
depth
assaying 13.55%
of
zine,
to
lletter
a
stock,
oi
pay
of
incident
expenses
notification
be
to
net
olfered
proceeds
moving,
Air
of
working
the
with
at
par
($10
be
used
to
are
capital,
etc.
announced
up
the
28
$131,153
in
step
now
approximately
OF
the
late
in
St.
on
by
l'ne
what
aad
will
flight
design
and
Research
development
Air
aimaments,
equipment will
the
and
production of
million-dollar aeronau¬
new
be
Bonner, President of Dynamics Corp. of
America, stated
the
project
would
begin
immediately and would be
a
year.—V. 182, p. 412.
on
have
been
Fuel
Associates—Partial Redemption—
called
for
first mortgage and
Trust
interest.
Co.,
Banker's
Mellon
weeks
National
Sept.
on
1,
1955,
State
Co.,
Bank
and
16
Co.,
Pittsburgh,
Pa.—V.
102.06%
Bank-State
Congress Streets, Boston,
Street, New York, N. Y.,
Wall
Trust
&
$186,000
at
Payment will be made at the Second
corner
Trust
redemption
collateral trust bonds, due 1974
with
the
purchase
Union
and
for the
Class
Mass.,
or
the
at
or
182,
212.
p.
A
and
23,781,050
$6,391,134
$5,800,252
Drl8,945
51,211
1,418
$2,966,264
$6,442,345
$5,801,670
787,000
787,000
stk.
$2,092,001
$1,945,288
$4,023,023
$3,698,292
1,860,160
1,858,429
1,860,160
1,858,429
$105
$2.16
with
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa., and
Murray Corp. of America,
the
B
common
stockholders
of
record
July
18
were
the proposals.
of
the
with
merger
total
Union
Chemical
Provides
the
for
formation
of
a
The
Easy-Murray purchase
and
sales
agreement
provides for Murray
to acquire
the Easy name, washing machine assets,
inventory and Easy
marketing organization. The agreement also gives Murray an
option to purchase Easy's fixed
washing machine plant assets.
sales and
In
25,601,018
class
on
79.3%;
or
The
EARNINGS
$29,581,302
19 approved a merger agree¬
Materials
Syracuse division which will continue the manufacture of
home laundry
products and defense items.
The total home laundry products
output
will be marketed
by the Murray Corp. under the Easy name.
fall."
$31,992,152
Aug.
on
&
agreement
Of 473,400 shares outstanding, 375,199
outstanding stock was voted in favor of
the proposals.
Voting against the proposals were 11,672 shares, which
represented 2.4% of the total
outstanding stock.
preliminary
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Chemical
sales
Detroit, Mich.
$40,000,000.
$2,985,209
21
Aug.
of
testing
aircraft
in
within
accrued
the
permanent
this
the
construction
electronic
USAF.
country's
tnis
defense
for
problems
cn
Air Research and
eligible to vote
sometime
are
Force
modern
most
merging
shares
of
Chemical
with
Union
Union
Chemical,
Chemical
Easy
preferred
stock
5
stock for
common
stockholders
and
each share of class A
one-half
receive
shire
class B
or
two
Union
Easy stock.
James H. Clark, President of Union
Chemical & Materials Corp. said:
"We are extremely pleased with the
action taken by the
overwhelming
majority of Easy stockholders in voting to
merge Easy Washing Machine
Corp. with the Union Chemical & Materials
Corp."
If approved by both boards of
directors on Aug. 31, the
agreements
will become effective
immediately.—V. 182, p. 508.
$1.99
com.
share.
$1.12
El-Tronics, Inc., May field, Pa.—Stock Sold—Elliott &
Co., New York, on Aug. 17 publicly offered 100,000
shares of common stock (par five
cents) at $2.75 per
share. This offering was
quickly completed.
The
Marine
Midland Trust
Corp.—Offer to Stockholders—
of
$27.25
Co.
this
a
corporation
share
for
formerly D. Emil Klein Co.,
outstanding shares by Herbert
their
and
Ladenburg Thalmann & Co., both members of the
Exchange, who have agreed under certain conditions
offer
will
within
stipulate
sixty
that
days
from
of
price. is
$4
more
than
the
present
Klein
year.
in
Co.
The
New
sold
its
cigar
corporation's
making
assets
34,500,
or
liquidating
assets
consist
of
3,
of
a
maximum
to
value
Waitt
cash
&
and
$27.25
of
a
small
Jersey.
in
as
the
for
uranium
meters
New
York
the
live
Campbell
was
incorporated
Teletector
of
Corp.
electronic
geiger counters
also
other
CAPITALIZATION
stockholders offer less than 34,500
shares the two buyers have
right to purchase the stock or reject it. If
more than 45,000 shares
ere
deposited the brokerage houses must
purchase 45,000 shares and
may purchase the additional shares.
There are 67,228 common shares
outstanding.—V. 181, p. 411.
Transfer
to
related
31,
non-cum.
pref.
GIVING
Common stock
stock
(par
working
and
net
EFFECT
nucleonic
scintillator
physics
and
$100)
(par
on
It
meters
scaler
Atomic
and
Energy
accessories.
amounted
PRESENT
is
devices,
survey
use,
the
and
income
TO
Pennsylvania
to
For
$63,559.
FINANCING
Authorized
3%
Agent.
increase
Pennsylvania.
and
instruments
1955,
in
of
prospecting and medical health
hospitals and laboratories
months ended May
is
used
payable.
manufacture
as
be
to
are
for
Commission;
the
Bond,
1933
proceeds
company
including such items
rate
15.
Aug.
minimum
a
Nov.
engaged
net
accounts
BUSINESS—The
/
shares, must be oflered by present shareholders. -The
Emil
Co.
2240.
Outstanding
500 shs.
250 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
994,668 shs.
__
five cents)
If
Electric Truck
The
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd.—Borrows From
Bank—To Re¬
deem Convertible Bonds—
50
Part
of
the
company's
102
have
5%
*
will
be
applied
toward
the
redemption
of.the
N.
for
share,
of
19
of
America, Inc., N. Y. City—Files
filed
a
common
letter
of
stock
ipar
notification
10
cents)
with
to
the
be
SEC
offered
without
corporate
purposes.
company's office is
on
at
11
West
42nd
St., New York,
N.
Y.
Rochester, N. Y.—Proposed Merger
See Equity Corp. below.
the
Y.
Electronics Co. of Ireland—Statement
Bondholders
have the right to and
including Sept. 16, to convert
bonds into shares of capital stock at the
adjusted conversion price
$2.54 a share.—V. 182, p. 312.
The
any
of
per
Co.
Aug.
on
shares
Electromode Corp.
convertible
interest
cents
general
The
Royal Bank
sinking'fund bonds due July 1, 1962, at
or
before Sept. 19.
redemption of: the outstanding' $527,000 of bonds
been; deposited with the' Hankers Trust'
Co., 46 Wall St., NCw
and
i Funds
York,
proceeds
the
98,000
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay for experimentations with present
working model of electric truck; to acquire two additional
models; and
for
company has borrowed $900,000 at 4 Vs % from
Canada. The loan is payable out of oil
revenues.
company
covering
at
of
th»?ines
pnn
for
393,500
Stock
last
for expenses
pay
the
of
whereby the entire'issued and outstanding
in
company have been purchased, by the .Coniagas comfattJr1!
"n nCra ?
be 136116 and ahotment of 550,000 of the
UD
o
thfRIPnf «nnnnnhfres' ,ard we haveiundertaken- to expend
Intoi,rodn5?n it< i' °^J10ward bringing the Maisonneuve property
Quebec and hn'c t
U
,e Bachclor Lake area, in the Province of
sham
first
place
The
further
with
$2^7,638
company.
working
Coniagas Mines, Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Splits Stk., etc.
The
to
of
393,500
the
45,000
par
Salt
1,316,378
offer
of
to
the
at
Co.,
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Merger
Approved—
$4,485,292
&
York
factory
stockholders
and
ment
1,632,322
p.
make
The
with
offered
has
$4,810,023
offered
11
for
each)
now
627,476
stockholders
be
Stern
States
Command,
Eastern Gas &
the
of
$2,338,788
Demlein
E.
used
used
The
expense
and
were
step
PROCEEDS—The
-
authorized
issue
an
936,674
for
181,
Inc.,
$5
for
$2,485,501
per
Aug.
on
stock, to be offered at par ($1 per
sHfre), through
dent and Vice-President.
The net proceeds are to be
used
capital.
share
T.
work
There
details
out
outstanding-.
shs.
be
to
Investment
7.
p.
be
capital
underwriting.
United
and
Center,
of 3%%
37,850
deductions
Earned
at
Co.,
Fort
capital and surplus.
City,
working
now
a
STATEMENT
__
income
New
corporation,
5c
which
of
$3,384,325
Preferred dividends
SEC
Commonwealth Credit Corp. of Utah—Files
With SEC
The
to
$3,422,175
_
filed
9
of
snares
largest
capital and reduce
with
stock
per
is
$16,540,260 $15,125,542
13,155,935
12,140,333
income
Balance
a
tax.
notification
four
up
'
1955—6 Mos.—1954
revenues
income
Gross
Net
and
operat.
Com.
company
of
financing
Commercial Standard Life Insurance
Co., Fort Worth,
Texas—Files With SEC—
The
about
worth
be
to
as operating capital,
thereby
financial position.
It appears lhat
the
lake
cost
CONSOLIDATED
2571.
p.
will
both
will
revenues
of
The
7%
$135,000
by the company. The
basement, is leased to other
the
income
that
appears
plants,
of construction,
Merger and
production
basis
paid
estimated
the
s
to
completed
Denver,
Light Co.—Plans Expansion—
program
power
Operating
stock
it
in
President,
the
of
Aug.
on
property,
missiles
David
a
securities.
be
to
are
to
laboratory lor research
research
that
finance
banks
new
stages
3288,
preferred
basis
net
City, Utah—Files
of
installed at the Wright Air
Develop¬
Development Command, Wright-Patter¬
son Air Force
Base, Dayton, Ohio. It will be built by Reeves Instrument.
Corp. of New York City, a
subsidiary of Dynamics Corp. of America,
and
will
incorporate all of the most advanced electronic
computer
techniques.
on July 26 said
in part:
its cnlaiged construction program, the com¬
disussing arrangements for temporary financing
and planning the subsequent issuance of bonds and
to
by
weapons
tical
ment
presentlyy
financing
2239.
p.
"In
pany
on
Development
air
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
reports
letter
a
182,
are
Stockholders of this corporation
Delaware Power &
Edison
will
information,
181,
Proposed
Expanding
strong
a
filed
proceeds
proceeds
net
5,000
payment
shares,
manufactur¬
out,
energy
working capital
announced.
on
1954.—
Corp., Provo, Utah—Files With SEC—
without
America
occupied
1955.
Operating
company will
is
Building
This compares to net income
corresponding period of 1954.—V. 181, p. 2240.
Commercial Discount Corp., Chicago, III.—Private
Sale
The
which
variously
floor
including
a
net
stock.
Period End. June 30—
164,
Office
company,
the result of
mereing six corporations,
10,000 loyal stockholders.—V. 175, p. 2375.
Financing—
See Equity Corp.
unissued
corporation
Two
Commercial
building,
Cushman's Sons,
estimated
Detroit
operating
enterprise.—V.
for
now
second
15
activities.—V.
corporation
Designed
Toledo.
$54,000,000
utilities
be
can
corporation's
Stuart
the
the
Crusader
providing a liberal rental income.
"The legal department ol this
company
a
plan for raising $1,000,000 to be used
fast
approval,
be
north
the
of
is
The
more.
The
covering
and
approximately
for
a
kilowatts
AEC
to
structure
which
anu
or
rtmainder
This
location
is
ago,
neany
authorized
3%-story
a
years
of
on
Aug. 10 filed a letter of notification with the
6,000,000 shares of non-assessable capital stock, to be
(live cents per share), through Weber Investment
Co.,
par
simulation
stock¬
to
work
the
owns
the
were
outstanding
part or full interest in approximately 86,000 acres of oil and
leases including five drilling blocks, extending from New Mexico
through Colorado into Wyoming and Montana.
$250,000
at
share)
per
owns
corporation
The
mining
Utan.
The
SEC
is continually in progress.
"The corporation owns part or full interest in 13
producing oil and
ges wells on a total of several thousand acres of leases.
At this time,
the
company's oil activities overshadow its uranium operations.
It
"The
period
31
Douglass Muffler Manufacturing Corp., Alhambra, Cal.
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
leases,
Prospecting
same
July
—Files
mining claims or prospecting permits,
extending lrorn Utah into Colorado, Wyoming and South Dakota. Other
properties, some callable oi uranium production, are under considera¬
tion
Utah.
covering
guided
part
owns
of
acres
to
York,
part:
company
138,000
President,
to
share.
per
the
stock
a
available
Dynamics Corp. of America—Air Force Contract—
Uranium
&
in
change
a
authorized
made
months
seven
$1,414,000
Aug.
on
Uranium
Plans
Oil
to
$7.37'/*
the
approved
also
be
mining activities.
2117.
p.
for
at
18
They
will
corporation
Piovo,
lor
are
compared
to
Dix
modernization
City.
Row, New
Aug.
on
1985.
City,
The
York
Park
manager
company
corporation
incident
covering
share),
per
company
Arts, Inc.
10,000 shares
covering 15,000,000 shares of common stock
.(one
cent
per
share), through Western States
been
not
of
this
SEC
The directors
letter
a
the
p.
The
through
have
178,
of
which
Dinosaur Uranium Corp., Salt Lake
Kennedy, President, stated:
because, over the past
have
Arts, Inc.—New Name—
production
of
ollered
to
are
proceeds
mes
this
agreement
nuclear power plant,
a
capacity
a
Breit
212.
p.
Chemjcal
under
$1,768,000,
1975.
holders, said
firms.
All
is
it
near
participating
of
with
Alvin
Sept.
Services, Inc., N. Y.—Files—
filed
stock
common
debentures.—V.
Jt
1959.
exact
Poston
operate
on
Aug. 18.
Commission recently
will include designing,
completed late in
Although
participating
a
and
May's former position of Executive
below.
Di-Noc
and
Sales
time,
in
surplus
transactions.
other
should
placing the organization in
disclosed
Energy
project which
breeder
into
to construct and
President,
Poston,
entered
to Mr.
Co., Cleveland, O.—To Change Name—
to
plan
oificers
declared
record
firms,
pate in Construction of Nuclear Power Plant—
This
named
Chemical
stockholders,
name
option
Div.—
gas
The
post forme.'ly held by Mr. May.
appointed a Vice-President
was
was
Di-Noc Co.
Di-Noc
underwriting.
Crusader
make
prices for the new models cover the $169.95-$299.95 range.
Harry Schechter, Vice-President in Charge ol Sales, told the
that
the
Allen
probably
date dependent in part
Executive Vice-President,
ordinary earnings available for dividends.
of
proceeds
"The
21-inch
four
are
24-incn
one
cents
increases
and
stockholders
shares
The
division.
line
new
but
a
Forbes,
its
5%
1956 line of|CBS 5,600 television receivers introduced
CBS-Colunibia,
wnich
is the
corporation's
television
and
radio
leceiver
future
near
The
declared
was
assets
corporation
tures
the diversified
up
Elected—
Secretary.
Di-Noc
Models—
Announces New TV
21-inch
Plans
—
Continental Telephone Co., Wilmington, Del.—Deben¬
tures
Sold Privately—The
company
has arranged to
place privately $9,000,000 of 4%% sinking fund deben¬
per
basic
C.
grocery store in Greenwich Village in
The oflice of the company Is located at
N. Y.—V. 178, p. 852.
share are calculated on the average number of shares
outstanding during the respective six-month periods, adjusted for the
three-for-one stock split-up.
Nine
Inc.
11,627,449
7,920.000
—
York,
2799.
p.
substantial
fixed
that
The
of
131,442,767
14,247,672
---—-
—
share-.
per
New
715.
7,000
&
income.—
on
fill
to
Mae
Assistant
No replacement
on
Consumers'
44,5 <4,010
income--
on
taxes
Hariand
181,
dividend
years,
of
feel
176.016,777
52,178,018
returns—__
—
Income before Federal taxes
President
Executive
succeed
Miss
as
See
Cummings, Chairman,
stock
without
$
Provision
to
Treasurer
Aug. 24 declared a 10%
stock
dividend
on
the
stock, payable Oct. 31, 1955 to holders of record
Sept. 30, 1955.
reflected in the
July 3, 54
202,173,713
—
and
17.—V.
directors
The
2. 55
commissions
agency
Corp.—New
May,
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
Vice-President, has been elected Presi¬
Harry Greenburg, who has been elevated to Chairman
of
the
Board,
a
newly created position.
Bernard B. Rackmil, Controller and a
director, has been appointed
dent
$24.37
1955.
sales
Domestic
(&
of
quarterly cash dividend oi 25
common stock,
payable Oct.
"The
p.
System,
conditions,
Aug.
Nathan
L.
311.
p.
sales__—
and
revenue
Discounts,
Stores
D.
Vice-President,—V. 182,
Co.
the
15,
T.
packaging
of
Weeks Ended—
Gross
tonnage
1831.
p.
plans no stick issue in the
bond financing before long, at
some
on
A
on
consolidate
to
Subs.)—Earnings Show Gain—
26
155,
Edison
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Declares
increased self-service in retail
role of packaging in
attracting
182,
Diana
Samuel
in
that
on
making sales.—V.
on."—V.
market
said
building
p.
do
on
several
reflects
move
merchandising.
has
stores
the
feet
lead
tonnage
ex¬
and the appointment of W.
been announced by William
packaging
smaller
developed
11.1
1.08%
larger
the
company
'I he
a
and
the
Financing Soon-
Tins
Colgate-Palmolive Co—Packaging Activitiesof
prices
may
common
Formation
zinc,
metal
ion
per
width of
a
6.44%
assaying
ore
Consolidated
2355.
p.
$57.72
ton over
per
ore
present
giving a total gross value of ore
of $21,775,000.
body Is considered
to
be
open
and
additional
ore,
when
be expected to be found by further work.
"The Coniagas company proposes to sink a shaft at
once, ready the
mine
for production
and erect a mill suitable
tonnage as soon as
possible. At the same time an intensive search for additional ore will
of
Navy
the
tests.
to
181,
by
investment
eliminating
as
of
At
.
assets.
an
represent
regarded
is
It
$100,000.
about
will
States,
of
silver
tons
silver.
value
of
ounces
29,000
of
ounces
gross
needed,
now
in
23.81
additional
ton
per
be requireu beiore October, li>5?.
The Navy
financing construction of a special test facility for the Missile
Division
in
the
rear
of
the
Coleman
company's main building
at
0040 West Jefferson Blvd.
This test facility, the only one of its type
is
a
The
shop departments will
and
6.03
has
on
predicts th t, because of rapid expansion
space for the firm's offices, engineering
adequate
more
year
$100,000
to stockholders
report
activities,
of
fiscal
than
less
witn
1950
the
of
an
and
April 30, 1S55, the directors
decided to issue $290,000
of 15-year 6%
convertible debentures and
use
the proceeds
to reduce short-term bank loans.
The issue was
offered on May 17. 1955 by four investment banking firms, headed by
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins in San Francisco, and was over-subscribed.
No new financing is currently contempt-itd, the report shows.
Total assets on April 30, 1955, were listed as $1,509,625—or almost
three times the amount reported a year earlier and an increase
of
more
than l,5u0%
in less than five years, since the firm began busi¬
the
.
a
registration
proposed
was
statement
issue of
withdrawn
on
300,000
filed
shares
Aug. 2.—V.
181,
with
of
p.
the
SEC
common
204.
Withdrawn—
on
stoc
Jan.
at
$1
6,
covering
er
share,
VoIuAie
T
182
Number 5459
.
Electronics Corp. of America—Earnings Up 61%—
New
,
the first half of
1955.
Nov. earnings after all charges and taxes for the six months
ended June 30, 1955, were $161,427.
This is equal after preferred divi¬
dend requirements to 21 cents per share on 707,428 shares of common
stock. .Net earnings for the first six months of 1954 were $99,992, or
14 cents per common
share.
Net sales for the period amounted to
$2,851,250, compared with $2,647,114 in the like half of 1954.
5
In addition, approximately $3,000,000 of orders which were processed
during the first six months will be shipped in the month of August,
This corporation scored
1955.—V.
182,
increase in earnings in
61%
a
212.
p.
Since
shares of this corporation.
annual revenues
incorporation nine years ago, Emery's
from $30,500 in 1946 to $5,384,000 last
its
making it
the
nation's
largest
air freight forwarder.
The company's 327,650
outstanding shares of stock are currently held by approximately 870
shareholders
of record.
Recent over-the-counter trading
of Emery
stock has ranged
between $8.13 and $9.00 per share, with dividend
declarations currently on a 15-cent semi-annual basis.—V. 182, p. 611.
•("
/"
U V-;V
% 7% "■ 'Y'%%
have
risen
June 30,'55 Mar. 31,'55
As of—
(
Net
asset
value
Net
asset
value
"After
15-cent common stock dividend on
of
payment
for
"$4.93
share
common
per
$227.22
$4.89
$228.57
convertible preferred share
per
providing
31,
Aug.
year,
Corp.—Net Asset Value Higher—
Equity
Fund Insurance
company and two of its affiliates, Com¬
(Rochester, N. Y.)
and Electromode Corp.
(also of Rochesteri, have joined in the filing of an application with
the SEC which proposes the merger of Electromode into Commercial;
and the Commission has given interested persons until Sept. 6, 1955, to
request a hearing thereon.
Commercial has outstanding $2,410,650 of 3%
notes, held by Equity
in the amount of $1,192,950 and Internationall Business Machines Corp.
in
the amount of $1,217,700;
and 100,000 shares of common stock,
Controls
Corp.
first
These earnings, after adjust¬
ment to eliminate realized and unrealized capital gain or loss in the
investment
portfolio
(but including equity in increase in unearned
premium reserve at 35% ) were recorded at $2.47, as against $2.94 in
the first hall of last year.
3
The consolidated balance sheet as of June 30,
1955 reported total
admitted
assets of
$423,833,904, reserve for unearned premiums of
$160,448,679, and reserve for losses and loss expense of $84,624,096.
Cash totaled $14,825,097, securities at market value totaled $358,233,119.
Shareholders' equity, on the 3,000,000 shares outstanding as of June 30,
1955, with securities at market value and including 357c
of the un¬
earned premium reserve, amounted to $71.39 per share as against $65.36
as
of June 30,
1954.—V. 181,
slightly.
Commercial will offer at par to its
the merger.
owned
be cancelled. Holders of Electro¬
merger would be offered $712.50
their appraisal rights under Delaware lawi.
share held tor
Equity would receive, under the merger,
17,525 shares of
Three
tion
official
to
are
Ellwood
Mr.
the top management
31 of this year,
changes at
Lake
place
O. Jenkins,
Dec.
on
Equity would then own 71.525
shares
(59.5% 1 of the common stock of Commercial; the officers of
Commercial would own 46,000 shares (38.3%); and other stockholders
Upon
consummation
would
own
of
the
merger,
2,645 shares (2.2% ).
application states that the proposed recapitalization
would make feasible a public offering of
Commeicial
securities
should
its
cr
another corporation
181, p. 2471.
with
merger
desirable.—V.
become
level in this corpora¬
it was announced by
lbi,
retirement age early
will attain
who
Jenkins,
1440.
p.
in
the
and merger
Commercial
event that
National
First
Federal
Net
$3,992,651
2,074,979
shares
%
outstanding
$1,917,673
company
10 filed
Aug.
on
t.ea->ury
$x.i7
l,o3V,lJ8
$1.11
181,
p.
Fischer
2800.
Porter Co.—Exchange
&
Period to Expire on
plan for the recapitalization of this company was
adopted by the snareholders Aug. 16, 1 boo.
In accordance with the
terms of the plan, the company is offering the holders of its partici¬
pating preierence shares the opportunity to exchange their shares lor
new 5%
preferred and common shares at the rate of one 5% preferred
share and one-half common share for each
participating preference
The
preference shareholders
certificates to this
desiring
to
company,
tneir
deliver
accept this offer
Line Road,
County
a
The
unless extended by
period,
exchange
the close oi
business Sept.
the company, will end
at
1655.
19,
presently expects to call all unexchanged participating
preierence shares for redemption
on or about Oct. 17, 1955 at the
redemption price of $20 a share plus accrued dividends to the date of
redemption.
The company also expects to offer additional common
shares to tne public in the near future.
See also V. 182, p. 716.
The
company
Inc. — Registers Exchange
Exchange Commission—
Dairies,
Foremost
Securities and
With
Offer
Products Co., inc., at a rate of 4J/4. shares of
Foremost common for one share of
Philadelphia Dairy preferred and
five shares of Foremost common for one share ol' Philadelphia Dairy
dicted.
common.
of
cents
benefit
income
"If
on
the
cf
should
wc
the
reported
company
revenues
corresponding period last year.
that in order to obtain tax savings and a
shareholders, the company is in the process
voluntary basis its 5%
preferred stock for 5%<
common
a
debentures.
two-thirds
30
reported
to
exchanging
of
June
date,
To
prefered
272,000
almost
said,
he
shares,
or
stock, have been exchanged for debentures.
getting all 402,882 shares of preferred
in, it would mean we would pay about $2,000,000 in
the debentures, which, at a 52%
Federal income tax rate,
interest on
would save
$1,00C,000 a year in taxes."
At the same time, he noted, the
would
reduce
earnings before capital and sinking funds
by
turned
over
move
$1,000,000.—V.
182,
111.
p.
Ero Manufacturing Co.—Record
Sales Expected—
also
Ero
F.
Leopold.
President,
introduced
has
new
on
lines
Aug.
said
18
hassocks
of
new
especially designed to
fit in with modern decorating schemes.
"We
fully expect our sales for this fiscal year to be well above those
$3,017,097, Mr. Leopold said.
plants in Chicago and one each in Crystal
Lake, HI.;
Angeles; Philadelphia; and Hazelhurst, Ga.
The company expects earnings for the fiscal vear ending Aug. 31 to
show an increase of at least 33% over the fiscal 1954 net of $265,000,
or 76 cents a share.
Ero reported a net profit for the 10 months ended
June 30 of better than $236,000, up from the $195,000 in the like period
a year earlier.—V.
180, p. 253.
of last year, which totaled
The company has two
Evergreen Mines, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
The
SEC
corporation
covering
cents
at
10
be
used
to
on
Aug.
5
filed
a
lelttcr of
notification
the
offered
are to
with
100,000 shares of common stock (no part to be
share, without underwriting. The net proceeds
per
for expenses incident to mining activities.
pay
Fire Association of Philadelphia—Semi-Ann.
and
Results—
its affiliates, Reliance Insurance Co.
of Phila¬
delphia and Eureka Casualty Co., report a consolidated statutory under¬
writing profit amounting to $43,996 for the first six months of 1955,
after providing for an increase in unearned premium reserve of $861,028.
compares .with an underwriting profit of $422,899 for the same
period in 1954.
Net premh-ms written totaled $23,129,140, an increase of $617,968. or
This
iJDurmg. tfte same period, the consolidated net
amounted tc SI.402.847 compared with $1,236,570. in
2.7%.
9.0%.
Policyholders'
surplus
increased by
used
order
in
avoid
to
Lutherans'
foreclosure
paid
Brewing
Co.
dated
$200,000,
for
Offer, etc.—
Co.—Exchange
1333.
p.
2,500
With
1 filed a letter of notification with
on Aug.
shares
of
stock
common
(par
to
$1)
be
the
offered
be
share, without underwriting. The net proceeds are to
purchase equipment and for general corporate purposes.
to
Gahagan, Inc., Bethlehem, Pa.—Files With SEC—
owl?6 corP°raM°n on Aug. 10 filed
SEC
covering
100,000
shares
of
a letter
of notification with the
stock
common
(par
cent)
one
offered
be
to
at $3 per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds
be used to reduce indebtedness and for working capital.
to
1955,
to
according
the
shares of the Phila¬
outstanding snares of
Chairman
as
are
prospectus, holders of
of May ly, luo5.—V.
182, p. 71o.
ance
Fox Brewing Co.,
company
of
the
at
least
making
on
Aug.
3
two-thirds
made
of
the
Head
Fox
of the exchange offer.
the exchange ol stock
stock within 10 days
negotiated between Peter
Fox
Brewing Co. and the Chairman of the joint committee of the
creditors
and
stockholders oi Fox Head Brewing Co.
Fox Head
Brewing Co. had a loss of over $378,000 for the calendar year 1954
and a loss of over $50,000 for the six months ended June 30,
1955.
In November of 1953, Fox Head Brewing Co. became in default under
the
trust
indenture securing its first mortgage sinking fund bonds
held
by Aid Association
for Lutherans because its working capital
fell
below
the
$400,000 requirement.
The amount of said bonds
then outstanding was $200,000.
While the assets of Fox Head Brew¬
ing Co. have a substantial value when operated as a brewery, such
assets would, because of their special nature,
have far less value if
sold at a liquidation sale.
When Fox Head Brewing Co. became in¬
volved
in financial difficulties as a result of the operating losses,
the joint committee ot creditors and stockholders of the company was
formed.
Peter Fox Brewing Co. has been informed by the Chairman
of
such
committee that a survey was made of the assets of Fox
Head
Brewing Co.
for the purpose of determining what flight be
lealized
for creditors and stockholders if
the company were forced
to
liquidate, as seemed imminent because of operating losses; that
the
survey
indicated that at a liquidation sale the assets of Fox
Head
Brewing Co. might not lealize enough money to pay off its
creditors in full; that it was felt that the name and the good will
The
basis
of
was
value if the company were pur¬
view of all these considerations,
it
was
'the value of the stockholders'
equity was worth in the neighborhood of $1 to $1.50 per share;
and that negotiations
were
carried on with other breweries with a
view in mind of obtaining for the stockholders of Fox Head Brewihg
Co. $1.50 in cash, but that no firm offer of a cash purchase at that
price could be obtained.
In its negotiations with the committee,
Peter Fox Brewing Co.
indicated that :it would be willing to issue
its stock for the stock of Fox Head Brewing Co.
on, some fair and
equitab'e basis.
When the negotiations started, the stock of Peter
Fox
Brewing Co.
was
selling on the American and Midwset Stock
Exchanges at around $4 to $5 per share, and it was felt that a fair
basis of exchange would be one share ,of Peter Fox; stock for four
the
company
would
have
some
by another brewery; that in
felt
by the committee that
!
..
)A
w
:
4-'
I.!
1
v
:
-
v.
■
:
has been elected Chairman of the Execu¬
G. Gardner, who recently retired as
Ralph
the Board
of Directors
and
Mr. Gardner continues
member
a
as
of the execu¬
Vice-President and formerly Secretary and
Comptroller, has been named Treasurer and a member of the executive
committee.
At
the
same
time, Charles M. George, Assistant to the
President,
Lindquist,
elected Secretary of the company, and William H. Miller
was
Assistant Treasurer.—V.
named
was
G.
been
have
called
182,
508.
p.
Inc.—Partial Redemption-
Garrett Freightlines,
There
redemption
for
Oct.
on
1,
1955, $60,000 of
debentures due Oct. 1, 1967 at 100%
b? made at The Chase Manhattan
Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.
The debentures may be converted into common stock
at the con¬
version price ol' $35.60 per share until the close of business on Sept. 21,
6%
sinking
fund
and
accrued
interest.
180,
convertible
Payment will
816.
p.
Gary
(Theodore)
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
&
General Telephone
See
Corp.
below.—V. 181,
General Capsule Corp., Fraser,
p.
1877.
Mich.—Files With SEC
filed a letter ol notification with the
of class A common stock (par 10 cents)
to be offered at $1 per share,
through General Investing Corp., New
York, N. Y.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay lor equipment
The
corporation
covering
and
engineering,
Aug.
on
9
285,000 shares
promotion and sales and
inventory,
('•
working capital.
Substantially—
Controls Co.—Earnings Up
General
sales for the first six
manufacturer oi auto¬
matic controls for home, industry, and the military.
Net profit for the six-month period ended June 30, 1955, amounted
to $722,198, an increase of 55%
over the net earnings of $465,357 re¬
ported for the first six months of 1954,
vV. A. Ray, Pres.djnt, an¬
nounced.
The earnings on common stock, after allowance for dividends
on preferred stock, amounted to 86 cents per share, an increase of 28%
over the earnings of 67 cents per share for the like period in 1954.
However, Mr. Ray pointed out, the earnings for the current year were
based on the presently outstanding 765,325 shares, which represents an
increase
of
135,449 shares over those outstanding a
year ago.
In
December of 1954, the company paid a 5%
stock dividend, issuing 31,493
shares.
Then, in April of 1955, 43,956 shares of common were issued
as part of
the purchase price of the assets of the Controls and Instru¬
ments Division of the Perfex Corp.
Finally, the company in June of
this year sold 60,000 common shares to the public.
Sales for the first half of this year were $12,349,621 as compared with
$8,312,955 for the like period of 1954. Mr. Ray stated that this increase
was due in part to
sales of the newly acquired Perfex Division and, in
part, to increased acceptance of General Controls' regular line of heat¬
ing, appliance, aircraft, air conditioning and refrigeration, and indus¬
55%
of
Increases
1955
of
months
in
profit
net
and
49%
in
reported on Aug. 18 by this
were
controls.
trial
expressing optimism about the future of
In
General Controls Co., Mr,
that the ever-Increasing acceptance of the company's
plus the constant flow into production of new products point
further increased sales during the second half of 1955.
All indica¬
declared
Ray
products,
to
point to 1955, which is the firm's
the
ing
V.
greatest
the
in
year
history
Silver Anniversary year, becom¬
of General Controls, he said.—
181, p. 2580.
approximately
Chicago, 111.—Exch. Offer—
an ofier to the stockholders of
Fox
Head Brewing Co.
of one share of Peter Fox common stock
in
exchange for each four snares of Fox Head common stock, of
which there were 60,000 shares outstanding of $5 par value.
A total
of
15,000 shares of Peter Fox stock (par $1.251
was reserved In
connection
with this offer, which was contingent upon the accept¬
(Peter)
The
of
Alexander
A
of the West Coast
expansion
broad
Corp.—Electronic Operations—
Dynamics
General
their in¬
in its
prospectus
succeed
to
tive committee.
shares of Philadelphia Dairy common have indicated
of accepting the exchange ofier oi Foremost as set forth
tention
eariier
Committee
Treasurer and head of the executive committee.
activities of the corporation's
Stromberg-Carlson Division was announced on Aug. 18 by John Jay
Hopkins, Board Chairman and President,
Hopkins said that the expansion will be two-fold:
In San Diego, SLromber-Carlson will take over from the corporation's
Convair Division the production of the Charactron tube, a revolutionary
means of displaying electronically communications or computer output
data 1,000 times faster than by conventional mechanical methods.
In Los Angeles, Stromberg-Carlson has acquired the former Electronic
Control
automation, electronic com¬
Stromberg-Carlson previously was a
Ino., which specializes in
Systems,
puters, and data handling systems.
part
owner.
Production
continue at the present plant
Stromberg-Carlson management.
of Stromberg-Carlson, said that the divi¬
sion's Charactron
staff will be augmented immediately, and that as
soon
as possible Stromberg-Carlson
(West Coast* will undertake other
electronic work.
He plans to add experienced cathode ray tube and
in
President
personnel to its staff.
Division has had patent rights to the
The tube converts data in electrical form
electronic
Convair
The
since
under
but
Tait,
C.
Charactron tube will
of the
Diego,
San
Robert
1950.
Charactron tube
into legible mes¬
symbols at speeds of 10,000 charcters per second.
Joseph T. McNarney, Convair President, stated "we initiated
transfer as a logical organizational move.
The Charactron project
sage
this
was
time ago, and that plant
separated from our main San Diego plant some
is no way affected by this transfer."
Convair in a range of sizes
to that of conventional television tubes.
incorporated for information display pur¬
poses in air defense and military air traffic control systems.
As a device for recording the output of high-speed analog or digital
computers, It , can present data 1,000' times faster thin oy present
mechanical means.
An entire 11-line message of 22 characters per line
can
be displayed on a four by five-inch image-retaining screen.
The characters it displays are formed by a matrix located between
tube was developed by
Charactron
Tlie
from
inch
one
diameter
in
have been
tubes
Charactron
electron gun and a fluorescent screen. The matrix
numeral openings through which a pencil-sized
passed.
This "shaped" bean is then deflected to a
desired point on the tube screen where it can be read or photographed.
The Charactron also has been said to have possible applications as a
the
cathode
and
is
bean
electron
high-speed
records
tube's
letter
contains
of
inexpensively high-speed
business machines and
dry process printer for recording
information developed in electronic
computers.
has
>
of
Merger
became
'
■
„
Stromberg-Carlson Co. and
the
been
one
of
thehiation's
switchboard
telephone
fidelity phonographs
communications products for the
high
ments,
products.-r-V. 182, p. 313.
1
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:
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i.
j
...
__
General Dynamics Corp.
Stromberg-Carlson for 61 years
leading producers of television and radio-
effective June 30 of this year.
receivers,
,
:;Y7V
investment income
1954, an increase
$3,334,940 to a total of
$44,484,959.
15,
July
addition,
8,800
chased
of
were
per
tions
Foremost owned 148,546
delphia Dairy common, but owned none of the
second preferred stocks of such company.
of
As
In
with the SEC on
Dairy
Philadelphia
of
This corporation
statement
registration
a
company
shares
of
styles in seat
covers introduced
this year have enabled the company to maintain its
dominant position
in the seat-cover market.
He said the new terry
cloth cover, used as an auxiliary seat
cover for Summer, has been
especially popular.
Howard
filed
1955 covering 202,925 shares of lis $2 par common stock.
proposed to offer these shares in exchange lor 43,807
of second preferred stock and 3,349 shares of common stock of
18,
The
over
in
succeed
corporation
This
Aug.
the
share in
Johnston
direct
a
with $76,683,076 in the first half last year.
$1.11 per common share compared with 96
compared
equal to
were
per
Mr.
ended
months
six
$78,022,362
Earnings
covering
$25
proposed
share.
Outlook Favorable—
President, in
Johnston,
the
For
Association
Aid
to
mentioned
Additional Common Stock—
Sept. 19—Plans to Sell
letter mailed to stockholders, noted
that in the
past few months there has been
a sharp pickup in
freight traffic and lor the month of June this company's freight
revenues
increased 7.8%, and that the number of cars being loaded
on-line as well as those received from connections are holding up well.
"We
now
expect earnings to reach
at least $2.85 per share on
common
stock, before capital and sinking funds, for the year, or 60%
better thon
the $1.73 per share earned
in 1954," Mr. Johnston pre¬
For
at
SEC
expansion.
general
Erie RR.—Earnings
W.
value of
about
or
$1,817,424
l,o37,138
I—
(exci.
Earnings per common share
—V.
Ohio—Files—
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 7,500 shares of cumulataive preferred stock (par $20) and
7,500 shares of common stock (par $10), to be offered at $35 per unit
(in units of one share of each), through The First Cleveland Corp.,
Cleveland, Ohio. The net proceeds are1 to be used for working capital
P.
issued
bonds
Brewing
oipT.116 corPoraMon
SEC
$3,783,801
l,9bo,376
stocxi
profit
Com.
Participating
Co., Sandusky,
Erie County Investment
finance
At
1954
1955
taxes
should
to
Head
1955.—V.
Stores Inc.—Earnings—
Hatboro, Pa.
The
said
Gifford V. Leece, President,
President, on Aug. 17.
Quarter Ended July 2—
Profit before Federal taxes
Commercial
and the other stockholders of Electromode would receive 2,645
of Commercial common, assuming the exchange of
all shares.
common,
The
stock.
G & A Laboratories, Inc., Savannah, Ga.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
tive
stockholders,
by Commercial would
who d.ssent from the
common
cash for each
of
and
See Peter Fox Brewing Co. above.—V. 169,
in Personnel—
shares of 472%
shares
Indicated
an
Co.
into the proposed exchange
Brewing Co. enough money to pay off'
Head
been
above
give
Brewing
entered
1560.
p.
area.—V.
Equity.
cumulative convertible preferred stock, $50 par
and Equity would acquire its 54%
interest plus any of the remaining
46%
cot acquired by officers of Commercial.
Commercial would use
the proceeds of $1,192,950 to retire the notes in that amount owned
by Equity.
Also, prior to the merger, Electromode would redeem its
outstanding 600 preferred shares at $20 per share.
Thereupon, Electromode would be merged with into Commercial.
In
connection
therewith, holders of Electromode
common
(other than
Commercial)
would receive 20.19 shares of Commercial common for
each share
of Electromode common;
and the shares of Electromode
mode
Fox
had
indenture
would
Head
Co.
reached a new
the corresponding
with $96,061,000 for
high of $102,052,000, compared
period last year.
Earnings per share were off
(
trolled
common
which
Fox
mortgage note from Fox Head
30, 1955.—v. 182, p. 508.
Fox
premium volume
Commercial 46,000
of 80c preferred
stock owned in equal amounts by Equity and Commercial; and 2,000
common
shares
of
which
1,001
shares
are
owned by Commercial,
868.06
shares
(43.40% l
by Equity,
and the balance by individual
stockholders, some of whom are affiliated persons of companies con¬
which Equity owns 54,000 shares and officers of
shares.
Electromode
has
outstanding GOO shares
of
to
for
Brewing
and cancelled.
The amount';
so
loaned was the principal amount of said bonds of $200,000, plus
accrued
interest thereon.
Peter Fox
Brewing. Co. then took a new;,
in 1956, has been
asked by the board to continue in an advisory capacity after Jan. 1,
devoting full time to the affairs of the corporation as Chairman.
Joseph H. Colman, Minneapolis attorney, is to become President and
chief executive officer.
He has been a director of the corporation since
1941, and has been associated since 1921 with the, law firm of Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott, & Barber.
As of the year-end, he will resign
from the law firm to take up his new duties as President.
Eugene W. Leonard, who will become Chairman of the Executive Com¬
mittee, will also continue as President of First Service Corp., operations
aifiliate of First Bank Stock Corp., which maintains the corporation's
relations with its 65 bank affiliates located outside the Twin Cities
Prior
which
the
stock,
share
Fox
loaned
it
bonds
proceedings,
Co.—Earnings Off—
This company and its subsidiaries reported a gain in
for the six months ended June 30, 19o5.
Total writings
First Bank Stock Corp.—Changes
York investment
New
23,859
stock,
tne
under
Head
per
Peter
Gardner-Denver Co.—Announces Executive Changes—
Affiliates to Merge—
This
of
1955.
mercial
Fox
time
Juno
•
admitted to listing and to registration
Aug. 24, 1955, the 20c par common
on
of
$1.25
to
the
1310.
p.
Fireman's
York—
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Listed in New
The American Stock Exchange
$1
Association Group, has introduced
in the Stats of Ohio a new plan for writing Automobile and Com¬
prehensive Personal Liability: coverage.
After a series of conferences
with representative groups of its agents in Ohio and other states, and
in order to provide competitive facilities through; the American Agency
System for its producers, this capital stock company will provide com¬
plete Automobile and Comprehensive Personal Liability protection at
approximately 20%.
savings from rates presently charged.—V; 181,
Casualtly Co., of the Fire
:■
,
,
shares
Merchandising Plan—
Eureka
5
(813)
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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t.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
.
-
,
Electric
General
The
company
paid
was
This
July
on
listed
were
than
more
a
as
of
books
third
a
to
went
record
of
June
17.
million
a
.
share
pany's share owners have increased
share
335,810
The
share
the
employees and
of
stock
of
owners
which
stock
common
Among
owners
former
by 6,940.
hold
the
have
issued
been
197,700
in
leave
period
year
110,000
States
and
G-E
receive
hanks
and
the
to
have
owners
with the company
deposit
on
bonus
a
equivalent
share
of
owners
their shalres
The
on
r,
and
23.
heard
Bullis
company's
rate
"Most
said.
of
search
have
Bell
bene¬
stock
brokers
of
and
and
Charles
H.
Bell,
Presi-
impending
stock
noted
that
result
a
in
the
of
plants
research Is outgrowing its facilities,"
large Research Farm in
feeds,
and
we
recently purchased
develop our food and
to
the
to
and
Mr.
Bullis
Mr.
growth
Bell
Mr.
For
noted
Bullis
and
the
looked
flour
business
the
optimistically
for
accounts
backbone
toward
of
one-half
The
Securities
pendent
The
trustee,
United
decision
that
Exchange
this
it.
Court
would,
negotiating1 its
this
decision
The
of
the SEC
from
to
announced
was
States
be
on
Aug.
Appeals
said,
United
refused
to
inde¬
an
the drug
General
lower
,a
Chaiiman
of
directors
which
Telephone
Power,
and
tobacco chain
Stores
The
SEC
$3
of
Gary
Theodore
appealed
vote
to
Holders of
be
entitled
for
each
Consolidation—
this corporation,
and
Frank S.
Spring,
&
Co., on Aug. 24 announced that the
both corporations have approved a
plan of merger under
wili be merged into General Telephone.
Stockholders'
1955,
Gary
meetings of
the
on
both
receive
to
share
of
merger,
the
1
will
stock
held
be
Sept.
on
shares
and
of General Telephone common stock
The stock holdings of present
not
be
changed.
Prior to
the
of
will
first
Gary
preferred
stock
presently
will be redeemed at $35 per share and accrued dividends.
Power and Mr. Spring stated that the
combination of the General
Telephone properties with those controlled by Theodore
Gary will result
a
better integrated and more
efficient telephone operating system.
To this will be added the
substantial
manufacturing and selling activi¬
in
ties of
companies
Automatic
•of
automatic
Electric
United
oi
Co.
is
the
States
Antwerp,
the
Electric
have
and
of
activities
of
at
the
equipment
telephone
in
Ontario,
approximately
Canada;
In
addition
to
1,883,000
the
com¬
manufacturing
Theodore
Gary
Telelphone Co.
Telephone Co., serving
of
Officer
Gary,
&
Mr.
C.
of
producing
P.
W,
Power
are
Gary
and
*ry,n„
also owns through
interest in the British
substantial
a
than
more
will
continue
350,000
A.
will
L\
Frank
board
become
Carlson,
President
as
Telephone Corp.
S.
and
telephones
and
directors
Chief
Sprin?. and
President
of
of
the
in
General
Executive
Theodore
S.
Theodore Gary
General
of
Telephone Corp.
Vice-President of Theodore
Executive
wil1 become Vice-Presidents
"
182, p.
Telephone
9.
the
to
Re.,pro,
was
as
iCr
the
the
Rcspro
.t
ve
Corp
s
of
Over
merger
Respro
1
of
milinprv
its
par
capital
on
approving
General's
share
would
be
|
stock.
subsidiaries.
the
by
of
expected
United
exchanged
approved
Mr.
Lace
5%
s
In
and
&
O'Neil
Braid
the
for
offer
Co.,
Lion
i
and
imPregnated
unrubberized
and
coated,
fabrics.—V.
182,
woven
p.
are
to
be used
to
Products
record
^
Sent
June 6
s
n!
?
1956
*
th^onTDfnvT^wT
and
ah
the
me
ronrfiHnnl
r^son fox
reason fnr
announced
were
Aug.
011
repay bank loans.—V. 182, p.
07°'!o^c
'
un-
McDonald
the
andfout;°ok resulting from
per
.%
50%
a
action.—V.
struction
v.
182,
3 009
10,009
& Co.
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
10,000
5,709
3,009
Securities
Noel
Alstyne,
H.
G.
Walker
1,000
Walston
3,000
Wertheim
3,000
Westheimer
508.
p.
Co._
&
Co
&
3,009
—
5,700
:——
Co.___
&
10,000
—.
Co
&
1,009
Douglas &
■—1,009
McEvoy
completed
indicate
the
and
of
size
equal
will
of. producing
be
work
25%
existing
rubber
capacity increase,
to take
done
be
and
will
equipment
Co.,
Christi,
Corpus
Texas
year of
full operation this company doubled its number
wells in south central Oklahoma, upping month y pro¬
oil
from
7,447
barrels
The
to
than
more
that
to
10.350
Aug.
on
and
2.888
some
acres
under
company plans to concentrate next year's
than 20 proven locations cn Pontotoc County
—V.
178,
1,180
some
I
336.
p.
rcent.y
acres
acquired
Koch„
E.
in
vicinity,
Okla.,
lease.
the
develop
John
banels,
19.
has 31 producing wells in the Ada,
company now
Koch reported,
more
planta¬
of
care
indicated
He
activity
in
acreage
a;
drilling
well
as
County.
Pottawatomie
'
Gregory Industries Inc.—Earnings Up—
sought
be
within
future
a
earnings
quarter
pro¬
of
last
dent.
After
$56,225,
»
time.—
In
21
to
three
for
today
income
cents
the
12
or
July
79%
31,
1955,
gain
first
the
the
over
lilcer
E.
Gregory, Presi¬
earnings amcunted tc*
net
on
$31,465
a
by George
t.^xes,
share
per
of
ended
snowed
year,
announced
income
net
months
fiscal
was
outstanding
cents
This
stock.
share
per
in
like
the
year.
the
quarterly report, Mr. Gregory stated that continued high pro¬
ductivity throughout the capital goods field and increasing acceptance
of
;
it
provision
with
last
the
present
year,
equal
compares
period
for
its
ptned
the capacity
short
a
Net
underground
capacity so that ultimately
of 200,000 tons.
717.
p.
Gas
&
Secretary-Treasurer; told stockholders
increase
the capacity
137,500 tons
and
excess
its second
In
by
18
Mr.
of
limits
capacity
work
Oil
operation in early 1957 at the time
world demand for raw rubber will be
in
growing
statistical
Western
the
company's
ings.
The
products, contributed to
manufactures Nelson stud
new
company
flux-filled
studs.—V.
182.
higher sales
and
earn¬
welding equipment
and
112.
p.
Great Western Corp.—Stock Offered—A group headed
by Lehman
Brothers
of capital stock
of
the
Greyhound
24 offered 500,000 shares
Aug.
on
(par $1) at $23.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—Part
by
added
be
Great
to
general
Great
stocks
22
of
for
the outstanding
Association and
owns
Loan
and
companies
Loan
accounts
licensed
all
holder),
of
Corporation
real
the
the
In
services
the State
bv
the
of
maximum
a
is
under
member
a
$10,000
construction
by loaning
the
general,
in
are
money
for
Home
the
connection
any
closing
the
of
TO
the
association-'.
from
July,
the
the
of
116,815
574,534
3,929,076
3,871,929
app ic. to stock of subs, held by pub ic
applic: to stock of the Greyhound Corp.
^Earnings per common share
"The
law
in
PRESENT
to
of
indebtedness
in
the
Jan.
to
Federal
1,
1954,
$0.33
income
set
was
tax
in.
up
of
August
accounts
for
The
strike
1955,
reported
which
Florida
amounted
to
Lines,
Lines,
Orville
$2,932,674,
with $3,521,257
the
of
propjrtion
1955
year
reduced
were
by
Corp. which terminated June
the earnings oi the connecting
affected
income
net
by
period.
Greyhound
Greyhound
Greyhound
that
the
of
quarter
Atlantic
to
preferred stock.
on
materially
consolidated
understated
are
applicable
was
second
on
also
and
connect ng
Savings
as
the
strik?
84-day
result,
1954
credit
Richmond
real
during
deducting dividends
Earnings
an
29.
and
Caesar.
three
equivalent
and
32
to
S.
the
Mr
cents
to 27
a
les
a
er
President,
months
cents
common
extent,
share
for
As
June
a
30.
share,
common
a
other
stated.
ended
the
same
for
$90,911,922
showed
V.
8,924.156
outstanding
both
shares
600,000 shs.
f
to
deemed
The
the
be
.to
Half
shares
1,000.000
as
of
stock
the
several
which
follows:
"
underwriters
each "such
*
•
about
and
3
cents
Greyhound
a
share.—
common
corporation
filed
10
Aug.
on
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
8,000,000 shares of capital stock, to be oifered at par
share),
through
United
Intermountain
Brokerage
per
Ogden,
to
Odgen, Utah—Files With
Corp.,
Exchange Commission—
Utah.
The
mining
proceeds
net
are
to
be
used
to
pay
expenses
activities.
the
underwriter
Uranium
and
cents
incident
names
capital
are
Moort
covering
(two
in
Corp.,
of
of
2923.
p.
Securities
$30,004
.
are
authorized
increase
an
181,
8,924.156
1,000,000 shs.
: • • "■ "
;
After eliminating Atlantic Greyhound and the two
affected connecting lines from the second quarter figures
years, consolidated
net
income of the remiin.ng operations
seriou. ly
mnost
SEC
100.000
purchase,
changes
months
tAfter
1955.
agreed
the
retroactive
the month of August, but was not re¬
the preceding months.
Therefore, the earnings for the fir^t
Out: tanding
Unlimited
shares
from
1954,
the
FINANCING
$90,911,922
—_
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
August,
six
directirg
Western
Great
resulting
in
$0.35
allocated to
first
to
credit
passed
Greyhound
necessary
title
successful
income
inc.
inc.
authorized.
number
4,446.454
Net
Net
Federal
association
irom
4.125,891
taxes
period of last year.
EFFECT
Bank—
amounts
513,849
income
Net
one
security of
performs
agent
escrow
with
JCapital stock (par $1)
Accumulative membership shares of the
"The
9,937,112
4,896,813
for
compared
GIVING
association
Loan
980.208
8,193,231
______
2.976,47 5
group
"Authorized
certificates
to
942,893
the
Association.
Advances
8,956,906
income
the
of
improvement
and
the
on
largest
The escrow companies have been
substantial amount of loan business to the
Invest,
94.798,668
7,252,338
—
1,092,86 4
California.
of
operates
of investment certifi¬
Federal Savings and Loan
property.
Loan
93,510,3j4
revenues
103,755,574
outstanding
deeds.
Companies"
corporation.
closing
"1954
100.762,702
Provision
stock
guarantee
of
this type in
California under one management.
In Southern California, the vast
majority of all real estate transactions involving sales or exchange
of real property are handled
through an escrow agent which must be
a
operating
___:
Total
issuance
purchase,
property
trust
or
"Escrow
to
uo
financing
residential
mortgages
expenses
Net
Other
System.
Its, principal activities embrace the
furnishing a convenient savings investment mediu n
any size through the
accounts are insured by
and
Operat.ng
,
Bank
of
(which
Insurance
of
Savings
escrow
Hone
revenues
•
Savings and Loan Association
Savings and Loan Association Law and
functions
cates
\
,
Western
Federal
dual
corporation
Western
California
Operating
a
funds.
corporate
Maintained—
1955
from
retire
to
Subs.)—Earnings
Interest, etc., deductions
BUSINESS—The
of
proceeds
Western
Corp.; (&
Six Months Ended June 30—
-
the sale of the shares will
$10,473,628 promissory note
due July 29. 1956.
The funds obtained by issuance of the note were
applied by the corporation to the purchase of the guarantee shares of
Great Western Savings and Loan Association, which was incorporated
in
1925. and to the purchise of the shares of the ecrow companies.
The balance of the proceeds from the sale of the 500,000 shares will
used
be
Lehman
Brothers
Allen
Co
A.
&
C.
has
Hamburg Electric
;*»
612.
"
74,700
Allyn & Co., Inc.—__
3,000
Rogers
&
Co._
Co
'
Whipple
&
Co
&
Co
sinking
1.000
stamped
1,000
tures
3,000
J:
Burge & Kraus
Barth
&
Battles
Baxter.
G.
Eichler
&
Co.
&
(Germany)—To Pay
Boettcher
and
J.
C.
Davis,
10,000
Co.,
Inc.—
10,000
Hurry,
Co
&
Alex.
J.
;__
Co
;
Co
&
Brown
Sons
&
Co
&
R.
s.
Inc.
Dickson
&
Bretscher
•of
7%
per
of
annum
interest
and
and
Co.—
3.000
cluding Sept.
&
pav
gold
on
debentures due
_
Co.
Co.,
Inc..
3,000
Noonan
3,000
———
(c)
(bi
at
the
after
Bonds—
Sept.
30.
Nov.
1955
in
of iis 10-year
1933 which are
1.
Nov.
be
the outstanding
the
of
from
the
Nov.
validated
arrears
1,
on
rate
30,
of
total
sum
5'/4%
1955.—V.
of
p.
debentures of
interest
to
and
the
annum
per
182,
of
1936
3 000
__
•
and
$1,000 principal amount
per
evidencing payment of interest on such deben¬
1, 1936.
in full discharge of the obligations of this
above debenture issue, and consists of
(aV the
two-thjrds
(b)
ujj
Co.—
Skaggs &
Dempsey-Tegeler
Dixon
foregoing
from
the
issue,
computed at the-rate
including
Jan.
1.
Dec.
31,
1953
to
1952;
of
(a)
and
amounts
in¬
717.
I
I
•
Harbor Plywood Corp.—To Be
The
Board
of Governors of the
Listed in New York—
American Stock Exchange
Aug.
on
24
1 000
Dreyfus & Co.—1,009
approved
1.000
Francis
3 000
tion.
5,700
Incorporated in 1929 as Harbor Plywood Co., its present name was
established in 1930.
The company, manufactures and sells plywood and
plywood product and distributes throughout, the United States through
3.000
Bradford
Dain
in
3,000
_
principal amount
3 000
_
M.
the
under
company
1.0^0
full:
to
legend
a
including
shall
5,700
(Inc.)
Co.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Cruttenden & Co
1.000
Boenning
&
$2,007.75
payment
1.000
Republic Co.
Collins
3.000
Co
___.
&
Julien
with
offered
external
7%
and
to
of
sum
fund
Such
Inc.——
Central
'
dollars the
Co.,
&
1,000
Co
Walter &
3,000
Sherrerd
Phillips Co.—
Fitzgerald
3,000
Co
&
Co.,
Becker
Inc.
1—
Inc
Williams &
Bingham,
to holders of
Co
Stearns
Bear,
A.
&
3,000
&
Cantor,
3,000
Simonds
3,000
Caldwell
5,700
Eacon,
3.00J
•
has
company
Butcher
5,700
&
This
Shares
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Burnham and Co._i_
5,700
Kane,
Aim,
Bache
Ball,
a good acceptance of
176, p. 2531.
182.
—_—i——
Corp.——
Van
Co
—
—-Operations Increased—
/■
•
up
Baker,
&
CS °f refrigerators, electric ranges, food freezers
^°Ut by Charles J- Gibson, President,
the dividend
Co.
&
Union
&
Co
&
Inc
Tucker, Anthony & Co
Winslcw,
—V.
will
government
provide
will
Shares
record Dec. 6; March 27,
M&rCh 6> a"d JUne 27' 1956'
&
Co.,
&
'
CCnts each per common snare were
18' payab,e SePl- 27, 1955, to holders
1955, t0 ho,ders of
3,009
3,009
Sutro
5,700
3,000
——————
Masten
3,009
3,009
10.000
:
E.
A.
&
Stroud
John¬
&
Meyer
Fox
3,003
Rhoades
Wareing
3.00Q
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Co...
&
Loeb,
3,009
&
3,000
Corp.—;.—
Ryons
M.
3,009
Co.—
Boycc—_____
&
Frank,
Stern.
10,000
Co._
&
Scribner_
&
Staats
R.
Bros.
5,709
——
Co.3,009
&
Deane
William
Sein
Meeds
&
Freres
duction
is completed, Mr. Litchfield stated,
from its present annual, rate of
step
plant will be in
Bioren
a"
be
line
Eateman.
3 956
I.—Files—
Cost
of
the
initial
expansion stage is estimated by Goodyear at
slightly under $6,000,000, a major portion of which goes into the huge
reactors, refrigeration units and other fittings required for the plant's
output of cold, oil-extender type synthetic rubber.
Bids for the con¬
313.
Gibson Refrigerator
Co.—Declares Dividends for Year
claredqbvr(hplyHi.diVJdendS °I 15
Bissell
Co
Simon
M.
3,00a
3,000
5,709
Co._——
&
Hammill & Co.—
&
Singer,
3,000
Co.
tons, including oil—thus making it the world's largest pro¬
synthetic rubber.
This part of the expansion
program
is
ilncreased
($100
Co
Co.—__________
Higginson
Carl
synthetic plants.
which
and
&
I.
1,000
3,000
Lester.
Board.
acquired from
ultimately
which
other construction
the
6V4
by Southern Securities
Corp.; Hill, Crawford
Lanlord, Inc., and Security & Bond Co.
of
Tex.,
the
providing the first additional
duction
said.
snare)
record
of
»
to
tions and
cumula-
General Waterworks
Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—
An
issue
of 3,000 shares of
5% cumulative preferred
stock was
publicly offered on Aug. 5 at par
d
Lee
the company's, synthetic rubber
of
expansion
recently
stages
wili
forecasts
amounts
have
66%%,
Tire
Shields
3,000
Krensky & Co.,
and
Lazard
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1 > to be offered at
a
merger
manufacture shoe materials, tapes for
installations, shoe laces, insulation, dress and
1
The net proceeds
plant
CAPITALIZATION
offer.
General
of
value,
stockholders
acceptance
lubberized
to
Houston,
at
first stage
the
approaching
Chemicals, Inc.,
.f
hrai
one
as
vaven,
vote
accepted
$100
Respro's
on
and
have
terms,
stock
Rcspro's
75%
conditioned
10
Cranston, R. I., into General's, plastic
operations
by William O'Neill. President.
Sept. 14 has been
for stockholders
eligible to vote.
Negotiations
a
stock exchange basis have been
completed and
stockholders
the
Oct.
on
date
on
preference
fci.ares
1.
of
record
merger
Under
.
Inc.,
announced
feet
will
M.
Laird,
2472.
p.
3,000
Co._
Co.——
&
Inc.
Blauner & Co., Inc.. New York.
be used for general corporate purposes.
Chairman
two
plant
170,000
a
stockholders
oi
Weill,
capacity.
General Tire & Rubber
Co.—Proposed Merger—
■at
in
When
of
and
The
facilities
Houston
The
Chairmen of the
respective.y,
filed
27
shares of common
substantial
a
Litchfieid,
The
Columbia.
General
who
Co..
-—V.
British
July
on
proceeds are
for
Great
serve
states.
Ang.o-Canadian
Donald
181,
quarter.—V.
1954
Kidder
M.
Laird
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Plans Expansion—
the
Subsidiaries
Co.
Gary subsidiaries, the domestic tele¬
subsidlaiies of Theodore
Gary & Co. serve approximately 585,000
company-owned
telephones in 17 states.
Their
properties
in
eight*
of these states are
conventiently located for Integration with properties
of General which
operate in the same states.
Columbia
net
the
equipment in
Electric
Brockville,
being
one
development
phone
Province
the
in
&
Company, inc._
Ltdenburg, Thalman & Co.
groups
$52,236,954
share through
Plans
Italy.
subsidiaries
21
principal
in
switching
of
Western
plants
Milan,
pioneer
a
and
exception
telephones in
se.ling
been
telephones
Telephone
pany-owned
has
largest manufacturer
with
Belgium;
General
by Theodore Gary, the
Co. .which
(dial)
Automatic
and
controlled
Electric
with
Shearson,
Kaplan
A.
quarter
covering 99,000
The
will
stock
common
outstanding
Mr.
division
Schwabacher
5,703
Lemon
&
H.
Arthur
29,
held.
stockholders
13,095
stock
common
'/ayshares
Gary
Telephone
third
1,000
Co.—
&
Kalman
merger.
Gary participating
General
companies
Johnston,
3,003
&
Richter Co.——-
Scherck,
■
3,009
Roney
C.
Co—_J__~
&
Hutton
John
preceding
to the figures for the
F.
L.
3,000
——
—:
&
Co.—- 3.000
F. Rothschild & Co.____
5,700
Wtn.
-
5,700
Renshaw—_—_
Inc.
Rodman
3.000
Fav
Fricdrichs
E.
had earned 79% '
months
nine
&
3,009
3,000
Gardner
&
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
3,000
Son„
.1
Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
'
corporation
per
when
has
Court.
Corp.—Proposed
President of
Hooker
&
Co:
&
ston
of
C.
first
"will be reasonably close
the
court
SEC
General
the
Gob Shops of America, Inc., Pawtucket, R.
had
Donald
same
•
in
Hilliard
B.
Magili,
ducer
said the president of General Stores
Corp., N. Clark Earl
proposed to the agency that the concern be reorganized under
procedures mingling the two sections of the
Bankruptcy Act in ques¬
tion.
The SEC turned this suggestion down.—V.
180, p. 1771.
Jr.,
the
Reinholdt
The
J.
3,000
Hopwood
Pierce & Co.,
Inc.
5,700
5,700
Hirsch
share
five
compared
in
change its
under
sustained
Supreme
for
Rausther,
3,000
Co
10,000
-----———~
3.000
^
&
Great
19.
has
prevent
States
has
reorganized
reorganization.
own
the
Commission
corporation
year.
reported
share,
a
Hill
J.
Webber,
Piper,
& Co. Inc.________
Richards | & Co
Hentz
3,000
&
Jaffray &
3.000
Hie key
3.000
Co.—
Jackson &
Asbeck
Curtis
1,000
Corp.
Hanseatic
York
Paine,
10.000
Haupt & Co
H.
$161,330,745,
As
a
result, he added, the net profit for the quarter jumped to
$2,139,804, equal to 93 cents a common share, from the $1,353,654, or
59 cents a year earlier.
Sales for the period aggregated $56,518,692
New
Corp.—Proposed Reorganization—
and
that
$1.86
or
the company
a
1955
enlarged
recommendation
sales totaled
1955,
S.
of
expenditures ty industry for expanded production and
greater
clficiency mean continued growth, th? General Mills Chairman said.
He I predicted
the
coming decade will be particularly good for the
food industry. See also V.
182, p. 412.
Stores
31,
reported in the 12 months ended Oct. 31, 1954,
said it is anticipated that net profit for the 10 months ending
During
"all
capital
General
Ripley & Co.,
our
company."
business- luture.
the
July
months.
10
months."
tract near
chemical re¬
array
"remains
last
only
$3.09
31.
Aug.
expansion,
that
and
$4,256,484,
of
Noting that
the
Sulzberger & Co.
Inc.
Haydcn, Miller & Co._____
Hayden, Stone & Co
Glidden's fiscal year will end on Aug, 31. 1955, instead of on Oct. 31
in previous years, so that the report ior the current fiscal year
of
3,000
Olderman,
Ira
5.4%
with
cover
3,000
New
.
'
compared with a year ago, while net profit
amounted to $5,585,488,
up
31.2%.
The latter figure was equal to
$2.43 a share on the 2,295,340 shares of common stock oustanding as
months
Wells & Co.—_
& Co.——
Mullaney,
Newburger
5,700
Hallowell,
'
ended
months
of
24.
Aug.
on
nine
contrasted
5,700
3,000
-
1,000
3,000
3,000
Harriman
the
3,000
—
F.
Granbery. Marache
Hallgarten & Co
Co.
Stone
&
Leonard & Lynch—
Moseley & Co—
3,000
in
the
Roland
Moore,
10.000
&
3,000
_———1———■—'
Model,
1,000
Co.—
&
—_
Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Net Profit Jumps 58%
increase
ton
Freder-
&
Sachs
1.000
.
Jones & Temple-
Goodbody & Co._—
Goodwyn & Olds————_
released
report
Hess
king
Goldman;
a
of new grocery products introduced
during the year, the newly organized Institutional Products Division,
and
the progress of the
company's Canadian subsidiary as examples
total sales volume
Fridley,
1355.—-
4,
of development
process
have
we
expect
Oct,
ended July 31, 1955, Mr. Joyce pointed
of the company improved their profit
results, with paints and chemicals achieving the highest third quarter
profits on record."
quarterly dividend
from 62% cents to 75
invested
was
about
or
fur¬
the
increased
was
$12,695,000
as
on
Mitchum;
Co.,
Harris & Co.,
Inc.
profit
over
levels
out,
are
mailed
12
ahead.
He
be
will
past/
to
$12,383,000 for the
$514,000,000, and predicted
of
shares
Securities
Inc..
—.—
Revel Miller & Co.—,
Co
&
Fairman,
,__
Mid-Continent
1,000
Co._
&
3.000
3,000
Clark
Fairman
for the third quarter of its. 1955 fiscal year increased
corresponding three months of last year to the high¬
history for this period.
These results were achieved on an increase of 8.2%
in sales for the
quarter, Dwight P; Joyce, Chairman and President, said in the interim
future."
pointed
of company
Net
58%
est
will
year.
new
a
Board,
Exchange has received notice from
413.
p.
Gliddcn
as
emphasized
growth, product
at the annual meeting held
earnings
total
that
cur
where
of the
Mr.
that
the'
products
out
the
formula
Minneapolis
182,
nine
year
common
during
"We
the
program.
important,
our
of
74,000
of nominees
names
names
development
sales
in
new
pointed
equipment
for
high
said
research
and
estimated
an
the
additional
Mr. Joyce
share
per
cents,
the
reports
management
Improvements
Mr.
price
purchase
.
all-time
an
ther
record,
in
Harry A. Bullis, Chairman of
-deat, noted a 11%
increase in
ye
specified five-
a
the
Mills, Inc.—Chairman Sees Best Year—
stockholders
Aug
for
of
15%
registered in
companies and
security dealers.—V. 182, p. 716.
expansion
the
an
trust
General
to
stock.
common
addition
In
ficial
them
for
shares
the General Electric Savings and Stock Bonus Plan.
present and former employees have on deposit
Savings Bonds costing mere than $117,000,000 which
were purchased
under the company plan.
/
Employees who purchase the savings bonds through payroll deduc¬
tions
this company
that, subject to approval of stockholders of an' amendment to the
company's charter, at a meeting to be held Sept. 16, 1955, its common
stockholders of record Sept.
16, 1955 will be entitled to receive one
additional share for each share then held.
It is expected certificates
Electric
under
than
More
United
Stock
86,745,000
company has issued.
than
44.000
General
who
Midwest
Shares
Shares
Distribution—
Stock
Fahey,
The
V.
more
employees
a
the com¬
1955,
1
Electric
General
the
are
represents
owners
growth since June 25, 1954 of 58,580 share owners.
Since the previous dividend record date of March 18,
shares of
Gillette Co.—Plans
when its quarterly dividend
record 335.810 share owners who
announced that
18
it
25.
its
on
Stockholders—
Co.—Has Record
Aug.
on
F.
I.
duPont
&
Co.
Holyoke & Co
Deetjen &
Co.
Ebefstadt
5,700
Ellis.
5,709
Emanuel,
&
Co
r
3.000
3,000
The
for
listing
stock
will
1,035,170
be
$1
admitted
par
to
common
dealings
shares
at
a
of
latter
this
corpora¬
date.
Volume
Number
182
5459
.
p sales warehouses operated by the company and its
plus
several
large
,
^Harbor
plywood
Plywood
territories
serve
not
Home
subsidiaries,
by
covered
has
which
Corp.,
about
of
employees,
1,000
a
owns
25
cents 'during
and $600,000 57c
182, p. 612.
$25)
(par
1970.—V.
May 1,
•Housatonic Public: Service Corp.—Files With
Skamania County, Wash.;.a
log-.handling, facilities at National, Wash.; plus
leasehold improvements, furniture, fixtures and equipment in 11 sales\
warehouses and timber and timberland.
•
*.
•
..The company paid common stock dividends of 80 cents, 60 cents and
and
camp
57z7o. preferred stock
The
SEC
for
corporation
CAPITALIZATION
to
on
proceeds
—V.
Sept.
on
to
are
used
be
2038> :i r :
179, p.
The
26.
will
offering
help
to
pay
"•►-Hedges Diesel, Inc.
Securities
—
Offered
Butcher &
—
Hudson ~<fe
units
$30
of
class
one
share
A
:
unit. ;
per
and
class
two
B
shares
Period
stand,
Cross
operating
Oper.
expenses
&
.774,218
$870,439
811,552
$5,300,273
4,615,501
$109,604
.."> 4,582
$58,887
611
taxes
,
.
of
amount
Operating income
____
income
Non-operaung
$344,836
7,229
$25
in
of
PROCEEDS—The
other
of
corporate
BUSINESS—The
26,
1951,
the
of
corporation
exclusive
for
automotive,
and' selling
and tractor
manufacturing
truck,
tank
rights
Diesel
the
are
V-6
25
h.p.
h.p.,
30
and
hp.
105
150
feature of which is the fact that
horse power, in the Diesel field.
the principal
lightest, per
engines
CAPITALIZATION
construction
under
are
EFFECT
GIVING
A
common
stock
TO
Class
B
common
stock
(par
—v.
182,
p.'
PRESENT
The
that,
FINANCING
entitled
will
be
par
value,
of
record
of
receive
to
for each
one
will
$2 to $1
shares
The
rules
Exchange
until
tribution
retained
further
by
per
is contemplated
on or about Sept. 7,
It
be
share.
'
mailing temporary
changed from
to
tional shares.—V.
181, p.
Ohio
Central
then held.
par value
certificates for the additional
quoted ex-dis¬
delivered after
date,
addi¬
Inc.—Consolidation—
above.—V.
Steel Products Co.
182,
p.
in
or
to
and
prior
after
and
stock
part,
Jan.
prior
Ohio
Central
See
above.—V.
Co.
182,
T
14,-1954.
509.
ing of 14,300 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
Aug. 15 by Lehman Brothers at $51.12V2 per share,
with a dealer's discount of $1 per share.
It was com¬
on
.
less'
of
issuance
and
an
Exchange Commission on Aug. 22
under the Securities Act of 1933
order
announced
temporarily
the
year,
Hickey Oil
Nov. ,6,
on
plant
processing
food
Export Corp. was announced
President of Hunt Foods, Inc.
on
meat
company
will
redeem
on
Nov.
1,
its
14,145 shares of $100 par
preferred stock at $101.25 per share, which includes
dends.
Payment will be made at the National City Bank
—V. 99, p. 973.
Canada,
in
that
but
products directly irom
he said, catsup only will be
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd.—New Producer—
Ltd.,
Oil
Delhi
Canadian
operator
for
Delhi-Husky
the
&
Oil
Ltd.-Phillips Petroleum Co. Richfield Oil Corp. group on a
in southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada, on Aug. 24
announced that a two-mille step-out to the Bone Creek field
is an
block
o.
Iloe & Co., Inc.—Acquires Plant
(R.)
L.
Alter,
President, on Aug..
accrued divi¬
of Cleveland.
commercial
indicated
The
in South—
25 announced Hoe's acquisition of
equally
has
the
at
greatly expanded operation to include new building facilities, extensive
new equipment and added personnel.
It will be known as the Carbide
Saw and Tool Division of the Hoe company,
When
renovations have been completed, the operation will include
and warehouse to produce, stock and service the full line of
according to W. A. Harloe, Vice-President and Gen¬
of the Hoe saw division.
The High Point plant will serve the large furniture manufacturing
industry which centers in that city and the other extensive lumber
cutting industries found thereabouts.
The H02 company now maintains, in addition to its principal plant
for
the
production of saws and printing equipment in the Bronx,
New York, saw manufacturing planvs in Portland, Ore.,
and Birming¬
a
wells producing from the J2A and is
companies.
It is being completed and
Immediately for complete evaluation.
Bone Creek field will continue,-the
1776.
181, p.
said.—V.
announcement
supplies,
mill
eral
Manager
ham, Ala.
A foundry is located at
Dunellen, N. J.—V. 182, p. 509.
above.—V. 181, p. 2119.
Manufacturing Corp.
Avco
Thermacote Firm—
by this corporation of Thermacote Plastic Products
Newark, N. J., against 150.000 Holiday shares, was approved
Aug. 23 at a shareholders' meeting after George K. Frischer, President
of Holiday Plastics Inc., gave a detailed report leading to the purchase
of the Newark plastics company.
Holiday Plastics Inc. is now in a position to triple its production and
is looking towards a considerable saies increase for 1955 and 1956, it
The
was
Aug.
on
company
that
announced
19
11,183 employees had
stock under an ofier
signed up to purchase 238,970 shares of company
options to buy the stock through payroll deduc¬
over the
next three years.
The option price is $69.75, equal to
less than the market price on July 10.—V, 182, p. 9.
which
tions
16%
granted
them
In
a
178, p. 242.
will
redeem
of its 5% cumulative
The cost, $728,b88, has
p. 1296.
all
1 at $51 per share.
sinking fund.—V. 160,
"Wash.—Files With SEC
on
director.
a
incident
net
The
proceeds
are
be
to
used
to
pay
mining activities.
to
111.—Sale—
subject
assets,
stock
Stock
Midwest
of
its
to
Industries,
ACF
liabilities, for 30,000 shares of the common
Inc.
Pending the final dissolution of the
will be changed to 27th McCasland Co., upon the
filing of an amendment to the company's charter.
Shareholders will be entitled to receive one share of
ACF common
stock for each four shares of Key stock.
No fractional shares will be
issued.
Shareholders entitled to a fractional interest should instruct
St. Louis Union Trust Co., exchange
agent, to buy or sell 1, 2 or 3
shares
to round out full shares of
ACF at the time the letter oi
transmittal wiui
certificates is sent to the exchange agent. All in¬
structions to buy or sell 1, 2 or 3 share lots must be received in suf¬
ficient time to complete the transaction on or before Oct. 31,
1955,
when the transfer books will be closed.—V. 182, p. 613.
the
company
name
Keyes Fibre Co.—To Double Plant
This
its
to
begin
will
company
addition
Hammond,
Capacity—
construction late this year of a major
plant which will double its space and
Ind.,
tonnage capacity there. Approval for the expansion, which
expected to increase substantially the number of employees, was
potential
is
Aug. 24 by the directors of the firm, which is the nation's
maker ol moided wood pulp products of all sorts.
in
1947
and now employing about 250 persons,
the
Hammond plant produces much of the firm's molded pulp packaging
materials used
by the egg and fruit industries and
for packaging
various
fragile articles such as florescent tubes.
Most of the new
on
Constructed
•
will
Wallace
report
June
share oi common, and for the last six
were $32,709,001, or $2.18
per common share.
months
ended
June
30,
1955, net earnings were
$2.16
1954 they
or
of
three
the
company
and
30,
l'>55,
shows
this
of
ended
per
equal to $1.66 a share on the common,, compared with
$20,G78,248, or $1.38 per share oi common, in the first quarter of
1953, and $16,539,2*8, or $1.10 per share of common, in the second
quarter oi 1954.
As a major world copper producer, the company's
earnings have benefited from the higher
prices which prevailed for
$24,651,663,
copper.—V. 182, p. 214.
International Telephone & Telegraph
t
Telephone service between Burma and 96%
will
be
available
telephone
is
and
installed
associate
for
London
circuit
p.
the
first
radiotelegraph
when
time
center
a
Corp.—New Link
of the world's telephones
new
high-powered
for .international
radio¬
communications
Rangoon by Standard Telephones & Cables Ltd., British
the International Telephone & Telegraph Corp.
The new
at
of
government.
direct telephonic link with
by means of a 40-kilowatt transmitter and, through established
connections, service can be set up to practically any place in
radio stations were
The
$350,000
when
will
provide
firm's pack-,
be available
six months
report issued recently Keyes Fibre reported a 15% increase in net
sales to $6,557,230 over the same period a year ago.—V. 181, p. 2582.
the
new
announced on
facilities
are
expected
to be
complete.—V. 182,
Telephone Co.—Preferred Stock
Of¬
fered—White, Weld & Co. and Quail & Co. on Aug. 24
offered publicly a new issue of 12,000 shares of 5^2%
cumulative preferred stock at par ($25 per share). The
.
subsidiary of Continental Telephone
PROCEEDS—The
extension
and
comDany
improvement
BUSINESS—The
Co.—Expansion Program—
improvement and expansion program
over a two-year period
steel capacity of .Key¬
E. Sommer, President,
24.
Aug.
projected expenditures will double present rolling mil.l capacity,
the capacity of the present four open hearth furnaces
wire mill capacities as the demand for particular products
The
and
enlarge
increase
warrant
of additional
installation
The
the
to
Sommer
entire
said.
rolling mill facilities
which is the key
will require a' minimum of 18 months
meantime other facilities will be improved
them into balance with the increased rolling
program,
the
In
bring
capacity.
No additional employment
until tne new rolling mill is ready for
enlarged
to
Mr.
and
mi 1
opportunities will be created
Mr. Sommer saw.
f "
operation
Keystone has reinvested a total of $13-9p0 000
earnings since 1948, in plant improvements and additions,
for the company's products has expanded at a faster rate.
Although
the demand
As a lesu-t
longer adequate to supply customers needs and
provide a margin for future growth.
The projected program will be financed entirely from retained ea
ings, according to Mr. Sommer.
Present cash resources are
to provide funds for at least half the anticipated cost and ea
«
existing plants
no
are
sufficient
the
next
necessary
two
fiscal
years
are
exepected to provide the
balance oj. tue
funds.—V. 182, p. 112.
Kimberly-Clark
company
the proceeds from the
plant and equipment.
will
of
serves
use
10,780 telephones in Iowa
Co.
sale for
and for
Corp.—Consolidation Ratified—
Cel^
this corporation and Intetrnational
final approval Aug. 16 at the
meeting of Kimberly-Clark. The corporation will acquire the
International Cellucotton Products on or prior to Oct. 31
in
Integration
of
«K^}^eJ
assets ol
Products Go. received
for
Iowa Continental
a
is launching an
company
involving the expenditures of some $10,000,000
that will eventually Increase the semi-finished
stone's Peoria
(111.), plants by at least 50',/, R.
a
414.
is
Expansion is
next summer.
required, he said to meet the increased demands for the
aging material and the additional building capacity will
for
anticipated further production requirements.
In its
The
1956
packaging operations.
,
that the firm will install suffi¬
50% of the new capacity
the
President, said
ordered by the Burmese
installation
world.
in
for
used
be
Parsons,
E.
equipment initially to utilize about
the addition is ready for operation
cient
Keystone Steel & Wire
Ltd.—Earns. Rise
Nickel Co. of Canada,
its subsidiaries for the six
net earnings of $45,329,911
after all charges, depreciation, depletion, taxes, etc,, equivalent, alter
preferred dividends, to $3.04 per share on the common stock.
For the corresponding first six months of
1954 net earnings were
The
months
company
stated.
Holiday Plastics Inc. will benefit from a
below.—V.
Exchange has received notice from this company
that its stockholders have approved the exchange of all of its property
The
Kimberly-Clark Corp. below.—V. 181, p. 2929.
acquisition
addition.
-
Cellucotton Products Co.—Merger—
International
See
of
$3,000,000 con¬
tract received by Thermacote from the Cinderella Glass Pool Co., a sub¬
sidiary of the Paddock Pool Co. of California, for the manufacture of
iiberglas swimming pools.—V. 182, p. 9.
In
and
expenses
capacity
Co.—Employees Buy 233,970 Shares—
Steel
Inland
Late
Corp.
Sold Privately—
509.
p.
company
Oct.
on
corporation
given
Co.—Avco Acquires Interest—
Hycon Manufacturing
See
the
Holiday Plastics Inc.—Acquires
of
largest
factory
Hoe
182,
& Gas Co.
packing
stock
President
for
six
four
by
production tests will commence
Development drilling, in the
In
the
of
saws,
possible, and
be *
Aug. 2 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 1,000,000 shares of capital stock
(par one cent)
to be
offered at five cents per share, through Edmund James Cowan, Vice-
producer.
lield
Creek
Bone
owned
months
the Carolina Saw & Tool Co., manufacturers of carbide tip
High Point, N. C. Hoe is the oldest manufacturer of saws,
files and printing equipment in the United States.
The new
plant under the Hoe ownership will be the nucleus of a
plant
"S
acreage
$32,586,185,
J.
Co.—Notes
Sulphur
Kaniksu Metals, Inc., Tacoma,
The
This
The
liabilities, in
has placed privately with the Prudential
of America an issue of $700,000 4J/4%
accumulated
been
and
facility to be located
for the Canadian
that the Hunt line is already well
there will be many advantages to
the new Canadian plant.
For this
packed at the Tilbury plant.—V. 181,
first Hunt production
explained
Weisman
Mr.
International
5.%
to
Ltd.,
Oils,
Okalta
Jasper's
stock.
Okalta
Key Co., East St. Louis,
Tilbury,
Aug. 24 by
at
2929.
Stock—
Co.—Calls Preferred
Iligbee
of
assume
Kahn's Sons Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
(E.)
This
will provide Hunt-labeled tomato products
providing
This
filed its Registration A notification with the Com¬
1953, proposing a
public offering of 3,000,003
shares of its 10c pgr common stock at 10c per share.
Under Rule 323
of Regulation A.
the Commission at any time, may issue an order
temporarily denying or suspending an examination from registration
if the issuer or any of its directors, officers, or affiliates
"shall be
enjomed irom engaging in or continuing any conduct or practice in
connection with the purchase or sale of any security."-—V. 178, p. 1986.
Jess
mission
Lake
Co.
See Texam Oil
New Canadian Plant—
Ltd.'s
Co.
Foods
Weisman,
R.
established
Utah.
Counties.
of
shares
to
will
company
preferred
Refining
Regulation A exempting from registration under that
Act
with
respect to an
offering of stock by this corporation.
The
order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request of any in¬
terested
person,
on
the question whether the temporary suspension
should be vacated or made permanent.
According to the Comm.ssion, an order was entered on July 22, 1955.
in the U. S. District Court for
the Northern District of Texas, Fort
Worth
Division, with the consent of the respondents, enjoining Jess
Hickey, director dnd President,
and Loui M. White, director and
Secretary-Treasurer, of Jess Hickey Oil Corp., from further violation
of
the registration
and anti-fraud provisions of the Securities Act
of 1933, as amended, in connection with investment contracts relating
to oil and gas leases on land situated in Davis, Salt-Lake and Tooele
suspending
offer
the
and
Johnston Oil & Gas Co.—Merger Approved—
..
.
carried
were
passengers
Tilbury cannery, the
market.
Texas—Offering
v..
Securities
The
the
it,
Corp. will now be wound up as soon as
notes due 1966.—V.
•
Hickey Oil Corp., Fort Worth,
(Jess)
,
periods,
Hunt
in Canada,
p-.
Suspended—
by
consist exclusively of shares of Okalta, will
distributed
among its
shareholders.
The rate will be one share
Okaita Oils for each share of Jasper held.—V. 178, p. 2476.
Jefferson
is
increase
Leland
of
by
Canada,
Offering—A secondary offer¬
pleted.—V. 182, p. 314.
of the com¬
option
the
per
509.
The
Hertz Corp.—Secondary
$25.75
approved
held
1,580,875
which
Insurance
during the first six
months of 1954 than during the same period of 1953, whereas, not only
was there no loss during the first six
months of 1955, during the reor¬
ganization, but instead a gain of 34,133 passengers as compared with
the same period of 1954.
'
The Trustee credited the passenger increase to a modified program of
car
rehabilitation and
service improvement, carried out despite the
decrease in operating expense, as well as to the shutting down of the
Christopher Street ferry by the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.
on March 30, 1955.—V. 182, p. 413.
Frederick
■
for
assets,
The
*
.
682,519
Purchase
p.
period ol 1
$238,704, Herman T. Stichman, Reorganization
announced on Aug. 22. This is the first time
shown profit before interest in its railroad operations
has been Trustee in Reorganization of the
minor
that
have
Okalta
of
The Jasper Oil
its
contrasted
which he.stated was strangling New York City traffic.
The reversal of
the continuous downward trend on the railroad is exemplified by the
fact
stockholders
shares
exchange
railroad oper¬
the first since 1948, Mr.. Stichman said. including the war years, passenger traffic
has declined about two-thirds since 1927 on the railroad, a result which
Mr. Stichman attributes to the subsidized competition by the tax-exempt
Holland
Tunnel
and Lincoln
Tubes
in fostering vehicular transport
Corp.—Merger—
Steel Products
the
Stichman
Dec.
passenger
for
at
notice, at $26 per share if
share if redeemed there¬
1960; $25.50 per share if redeemed there¬
1962; $25.25 per share if redeemed there1967; and $25 per share if redeemed there¬
dividends in each case—V. 157, p. 2349.
days'
30
Railroad,
Mr.
occur.
Except
56,000shs.
►
is redeemable
upon
1958;
l,
to Jan. 1,
to Jan. 1,
to Jan. 1,
prior
and
.The
adjustment income bonds.
on
of
12,000 shs*...
60.000 shs.
outshare)
purchase all the assets and undertakings of the Jasper company, except
$838,928
$529,300
$139,123
operated by this company, showed
Hunt Foods, Inc.—Buys
Products
Steel
Hercules
^
Stichman
The
1877.
Hercules Galion Products,
See
net
"
1955.
that the common stock be not
notice, and that all certificates
420,350
per
under the Indenture
preferred
prior
after
pointed out that there had been an increase in pas¬
senger revenue of $19,L58 for the first six months of 1955 over that of
the same period for
1954 and that railroad operating expenses had
been reduced by $222,879.
However, the 1954 operating expense figures
included about $60,000 set aside to provide for contingencies which did
v
Aug. 26, 1955 for transactions made prior to the ex-distribution
when determined, shall be accompanied by a due-bill for the
the
lyoz.
Mr.
its
$2 par value,
holders with
' •
of
railroad-^ince
received notice from
amendment
420,350
468,000
.
$352,065
770,643
70,058
■
<-
*
Jasper Oil Corp.—To Dissolve—Sells Assets—
interest
betterment
a
since
107,009 shs.
20,104 shs.
this company
charter, each
at the close of business Aug. 26,
1955
additional share of common stock, $1
an
of common stock,
share
certificates
Outstanding
>7
filing
813,228
70,058
Hudson Tubes,
the company has
Outstanding
■
Exchange hr.s
the
to
stockholder
common
with
Heller & Co.—Splits Stock—
Midwest Stock
subject
$704,277
128,563
income of $52,953 for the first six months of 1955 as
a
railroad operating delicit of $185,751 for the same
Trustee
v■
413.' "
(Walter E.)
•
$10l_
The
ating
1954,
200,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
(par $10)
,
sale.
for
Authorized
Class
hp. Diesel
the engines
At present
,
•
whole
redeemed
inc.
-77 $91,705
"Exclusive of
developed
has
company
engines,
$59,498
135,833
______
adjust,
Deficit
engines.
The
charges
on
bonds outstanding
incorporated in New Jersey on Feb.
was
the
$114,186
income
Gross
0Income
Interest
patents
Hedges
be
used
to pay for con¬
additional equipment and for
to
are
purchase
to
purposes.
over
take
to
proceeds
net
building,
new
general
,
$669,000
*
series
after; plus accrued unpaid
struction
FINANCING
Outstanding
first
of
bonds
Mortgage.
pany,
-
value,
par
at
be issued
may
after
at
\
(no
issued
shs.
|The 5Va%
$5,256,148
4,911,312 \
$684,772
19,505
$883,822
revenue
may
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
PRESENT
TO
bonds,
mortgage bonds, other than bonds of series B,
of Mortgage is not limited;
A and of any other series except series B,
be issued but only in accordance with the terms of the Indenture
"The
Operations Gain
RR.—Railroad
Manhattan
rev¬
12,000 shs.
stock
Common
not be underwritten.
The
costs of new construction.
which
End. June 30—
EFFECT
25-year
value)
par
additional
Sherrerd, Philadelphia, Pa., on Aug. 15 offered publicly
5,419 shares of class A common stock (par $10) and
10,838 shares of class B common stock (par ($10) in
4V2%
mortgage
A, c^ue July 1, 1961
mortgage 4'/4% bonds, series B,
due July 1,, 1961___i
15'/2 % cumulative preferred stock ($25
1
-
operating
total
reported
1955
First
by common stockholders of record Aug. 23 at $22 per
the basis of one new share for each 33 shares held; rights
expire
30,
series
SEC—
subscription
share
and has paid 7Va cents thus far in 1955.
Earnings of $1,576,534 were reported on sales of $18,756,218 for the '
year ended March 31, 1955.—V. 179, p. 2705.
1952-53,-54
shares
June
GIVING
Authorized
15 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (par $15) to be offered
Aug..
on
11,225
covering
ended
$563,729.
through R. S. Dickson & Co.
First
log handling equipment facilities in
logging
$1,000,000
debentures, .series A, aue
at
of
enues
Inc.
capital
months
six
the
Group, Inc.—Private Placement—
Finance
Direct placement was recently made
Aberdeen, Wash.;
a
veneer
peeling plant, sawmill,
dry kilns, log pond and log-handling equipment at Riddle,
.mill
planing mill,
Ore.;
who
wholesalers
warehouses.
compar.y-owned
7
(815)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Kimberly-Clark
common
stock.
,
.
thft
earnings for R Klmbeily.
for the t. v
quarter were substantially ahead of 1954
John
President and Chairman of the Board, said that sales
months ended July 31 totaled $44,240,159, an increase of
9%
over the total on July 31, 1954
of $40,832 435 Earnings
current
exchange
International Cellucotton stocK
previously approved the plan.
Stockholders were informed that Kimberly-Clark
holders
approximately
on coni--
16%, from a three-month total of $2,959,604
1954 to $3,435,333 for the current quarter ended July 31.
Integration will bring the total of Kimberly-Clark plants to
6,
addition to a new plant for the manufacture of sanitary products thai
mon
stock
were
up
8
(816)
Is
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
under
now
construction
at
Fullerton,
Calif.
In
addition7 the cor¬
and operates the Spruce
Kapuskasing, Ontario, Can¬
Lutah Uranium
poration owns the majority of common stock
Falls Power <k
Paper Co.
215.
p.
The
Curtis
A.
Oil
Co.—Expands Drilling Operations—
Kinard,
President,
25,
Aug..
on
announced
begun on the first of three wells to be drilled to
in a field which he himself discovered in
expansion
new
Lawton
the
Mr.
the
program,
Oil
Kinard
Co.
of
Magnolia,
said
the wells
west
of
miles
Field
12
Field
where
being
1950.
venture
new
6,000
feet
Mountain
oil,
Kinard
Mr.
which
being
drilled
is
said
the
In
drilled
undertaking
in
ultimate
The
with
with
Lutheran
East
the
Schuler
of
Kin-Ark
for
the
Schuler
adjoins
quantities
one-half
in
There
the
1938,
Lawton
interest.
is
wells.
the
4C
If
successful,
of
acres
the
increased
Kin-Ark
additional
leased
land
tion
Initiated
entered
or
firms
into
that
with
agreements
call
for
shallow oil wells before
the
the end
&
111.,
—V.
the
redemption
mortgage serial
Sept.
on
bonds dated Jan. 6,
Co.
of Chicago, 231 South
La Salle Street,
The First National Bank of West Bend, West
First Wisconsin Trust Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
p.
at
the
Pioneer
writer
for
the
scheduled
for
Corp.—Underwriter
Las Vegas,
proposed
issue
Nev., has been
of
3,000,000
SEC
covering
offered
net
1.200.000
25
at
proceeds
cents
shares
of
share,
per
to be
are
filed
8
letter
a
of
used to
stock
common
through
build
its
10
(par
officers
with
centsi
It
was
See
be
V.
181,
$4,250,599/
3,279,053
revenues
$971,546
9,243
192
________
$901,483
$971,738
93,642
83,929
—
Federal
income
tax
405,410
438,838
$402,431
today (Aug. 29> will
Net
income
Earned
—V.
been leased
in
this
building for
period
a
The entire
Y.
of ten years.—V.
181,
share
per
180,
The
SEC
With
Securities and
on
Mortgage
4(4%
Vegas,
at
10
Nev.
incident
cents
The
for
agent
and
share,
through
proceeds
warrants
to
agent
by
to
purchase
common
payments
accept
Y„
has been appointed transfer
stock (five cents par value)
exercise
upon
of
Empire
Securities
used
to
Corp.,
for
pay
SE'C
corporation
covering
offered
the
of
19,
Corp., jointly owned by Layne & Bowler Pump Company and Mr. Simsto be known as LABEX, for the purpose of
handling all export
engineering of Layne & Bowler pumps, and to represent other
U. S.
and
European
manufacturers
of
components
for
agricultural,
municipal and industrial water supply.
sales and
Headquarters
General
International,
will
be
Manager
Johnston
of
President
of
LABEX.
in Los Angeles, with branches at 30 Rockefeller
Plaza,
managed by A. J. Baumgarten and in Duke's Court,
London, managed by E. McCann.
New
York
are
City,
LABEX.
in
addition
water
resources
offices in
in
any
deed
SDoes
part
of
the world
through
32
some
been
Hit.—Calls
called
for
outstanding $7,840.000 of the
due
April
made
also
V.
1,
1989
the
at
consolidated
117%
at
and
agents and
414.1—V.
p.
182,
Trust
Sept.
on
19,
1955
mortgage annuity
accrued
Fidelity-Philadelphia
182,
The
Libby, McNeill
interest.
Co.,
all
6%
Payment
Philadelphia,
the
the
&
will
Pa.
"The
Aug.
17
in
letter
a
the
to
Months
sales
chance
to
action
Mitchell
resolicit
if
they
so
choose,
proxies which have been sent to
*
in
in
mittee."
us
The
of
the
"Independent Stockholders
to
Corp.—Japan Enters
entry into
Jet
that
undisclosed
CO.,
number
of
of
Air
aircraft
current
a
assisted
Initial
Lockheed
Self
has
to
be
with
built
the
involve
approval
been
next
two
U.
of
S.
license
the
first jet airplanes
year
by
the
has
Aug.
16
up
and
company set
,n
Kawasaki
Air
Force,
In
Aircraft
Kawasaki
agreement
and
Co.,
TO
and the
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$12,000,000
1975—
2,000.000
2,000,000
f600,000 shs.
._
authorized
by
but issuance of bonds
other
from
shares
the
Salt
of
500.000
of
S5G0,000 shs.
the
is
mortgage
otherwise
provisions of the
shares
on
stock
common
debentures
Lake
Aug.
initial
and
limited
mortgage
8,
1955.
which, have
the
at
City,
Utah
stock
(par
common
been
conversion
on
June
one
cent)
181,
20
offered
10
at
cents
•
to be
are
used
to
for exploration and
pay
develop¬
2582.
p.
Carpet Mills, Inc.—Earnings Rise—
sales
and
its
during
of
the
31.7%
domestic
first
six
the
over
for
the
same
subsidiaries
months
reported
1955
of
$28,594,733
sales
of
consoli¬
$37,646,332,
reported
for
the
period
in
1954.—V.
181,
863.
p.
The
corporation
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 19, 1955, covering 2,000,000 shares of its lc par common
stock, to
offered for public sale at $1
per share,
without underwriting.
The company was organized under Nevada law on
Sept. 29, 1954,
to
acquire, explore, develop and operate uranium and other mineral
be
properties
ail
income-
and
kinds
San
Minasian
shares
will
and
57,110,000
4,988,000
5,508,000
$4,803,000
$5,082,000
2,108,172
*2,052,022
and
in
and
in
two
as
respectively.
shares
mineral
of
the
Eggers and Thomas Jackson
in
Richard
promoters
Assuming
all
taeir
for
property
have
In
consideration
associates
b?en
claims
of
which
issued
in
has
and
2,000,000
and
exchange
additional 200,000 shares
an
of
Utah.
promoters
in
of $15,000;
300,000 shares
Thomas Jackson for certain
$30,000;
interests
properties
various
Southeastern
listed
are
directors,
1,500,000
and
payment oi
F.
Neilson
officers,
royalty
interest
Counties,
excess
Eggers
C.
in
holds
Vice-President,
the
received
them
deal
It
Garfield
Demont
and
sold,
are
have
F.
otherwise
description.
Kane
President
as
to
and
Juan,
lieu
to
of
been
a
issued
their
locating
and transferring certain other claims to the
company; and the public
will have acquired the 2,000,000 shares for which
they will have paid
$2,000,000, plus 1,880,000 shares previously sold to the public under
another
offering for which the public paid approximately $188,000.
John
Weech,
$5,000
mill
on
from
and
but
will
discovery
its
for
and
certain
will
be
discovery
any
not
and he will
for
deeds
on
participate
be
paid
a
claims
paid
in
were obtained,
was
loyalty of 5% on the
a
other
or
bonuses
paid
development
any
royalty ol 5%
on
by
the
haulage
or
net mill
the
return
other bonuses paid in respect of certain other
or
assistance
in
their
location.
has entered into a contract with C. F. Eggers, C. I.
Robinett, C. F. Snyder and Thomas Jackson providing
company
Snyder,
for
whom
for these claims
return
any
claims
The
60,131,000
on
Cristo Uranium Corp.,
E.
thep
J.
urchase
of
certain
claims
designated
"Lower Claims
Group."
$2.28
for
second
is
quarter
quarter
due
other
privileges
built
in
in
the
up
of
will
*$2.48
occurred
which
$1.23
was
and
$1.05
share
per
to
the
mentioned
as
continue
price
in
affect
to
war
on
1954
our
the
sales
The
the' first
in
power
Annual
Electronic
Moran
and
statement
filed
70,000
effective
on
April
shares
July
&
announced
at
of
shares
1,500
7%
cumulative
preferred
stock
to
offered
be
and 2,000 shares of common stock'(no pari
to be offered
per share,
without underwriting. The net proceeds are to be
$10
used
for
capital,
working
equipment
and
advertising.—V.
181,
961.
p.
and
profits
indications
Corp. of America—Sales Agreement Voted—
Murray
See
Washing
Easy
Corp.
Machine
above.—V.
182,
p.
511.
Corp., Mineola, L. I., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
of
with
28
common
28.—V.
181,
p.
the
SEC,
stock
at
The
covering
$10.75
radar
corporation on Aug. 8 filed a letter of notification v/ith the
50,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are
SEC
per
2120.
&
Scott
bases
construction
locations along the
in
of
Corp.,
Labrador
the
Labrador
of
for
and
access
the
and
network
of
of
construction
coasts,
communication
to
bank
repay
products
loan;
for
and
working
for
and
expansion,
National Airlines, Inc.—To Buy
six
addi¬
Six Planes—
corporation on Aug. 11 disclosed plans to purchase six DC-8
from Douglas Aircraft Co.
Definite delivery dates have been
assigned for the new Douglas jets, which are competing with the
Boeing 707 jetliner for the U. S. market.
for
the
facilities
develop
The
The
at
to
capital.
airliners
Newfoundland.
prewarning stations
Newfoundland
roads,
used
be
to
Scott Corp.—New Contract—
to
covering
tional
on
Merritt-Chapman
warning
Kensington, Md.
$10)
(par
for
a
while,
but
present
and
earnings
for
1955
will
be
good.
inevitable.
The fourth quarter is expected
181, p. 2694.
offering of
addition
Inc.,
1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
corporation on Aug.
covering
sales
well."—V.
was
Components,
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
are
planes
new
T.
delivery
involve
a
price
of
$4,600,000
each
plus
$1,400,000
parts.
spare
G.
Baker,
in
1959
President,
and
said
in
two
four
the
of
I960.—V.
182,
DC-8s
p.
were
scheduled
for
614.
/
Minnesota Mining
Aircraft
Orient
Plans
The
in
Mr.
&
National Can Corp.—Offers Flood Relief Aid—
Manufacturing Co.—To Expand
Manufacturing Facilities—
for
expanding
Fairmont,
General
Minn.,
Manager
this
were
of the
Redpath said
company's
announced
ribbon
ribbon
tm
Aug.
our
decorative
Construction
,
is
estimated
division.
The
turing,
present
of
new
products,"
the
the
he
.ii% Fairmont.
the
answer
to
free
of
charge,
necessary
Mr.
President
critical
the
corooration
food,
Solinsky
on
to
food
Eisenhower's
suoply
appeal,
situation
in
the
in an effort to
flood-stricken areas,
and
offered to supply large quantities of cans,
packers of food and water, if they supply the
Aug.
23
Robert S.
also
Solinsky. President, announced.
that this corporation would absorb
stated
costs
of
shipping the cans to the packers, if they requested.
Such food
supplies could be distributed through established sources of distribu¬
tion such as the major food chains and distributors.—V.
131, p. 2474.
said.
addition
late
will begin in November and
completion
spring of 1956.
permit the company to consolidate manufac¬
building will
converting and warehousing
time
this
the
ribbon
for
In
relieve
manufacturing facilities
19 by Alan H. Redpath,
company will purchase its present leased quar¬
ters in Fairmont and will construct a
100.000 square foot addition.
It
will also purchase a 22-acre tract
adjoining the plant. "Expansion of
these facilities is
necessary because of the rapid growth in sales of
in Akashi the first JaDanese
.
1955
1954
of
primarily
items
may
contract calls for construction
Japan.
k
split
adversely
overall
advances
registration
Ribbon
ever
stock
one
purchase price is $1,000,000, of which $100,000 has already been
paid and the $900,000 balance is to be paid out ol the proceeds of the
proposed stock offering.—V. 180, p. 1538.
production
subsidiary of Lockheed
e
1954
$69,922,000 $67,700,000
—
two
second
situation
became
advance
an
,U„niler the Lockheed technical S
'J1"" 100 ovMhnuletf engines of three
tra ners
.111 he nroh,,™,' ?'*£,?' °eeratl™- The Lockheed-designed
emcees
? " "ehere. more tha" t-00" Japanese
y
j82> p 4!^P
to be in production work within 12 months.
are
the
products
proposed
York,
Overseas.
ordered
incrrntr? f «°V„7ohd,^iaC'llty
?
natural
a
Salt Lake City, Utah—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
and
Aug. 22 by the Eastern Ocean District,
Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army, of a
contract in excess of $11,000,000
to a joint venture of
Johnson, Drake & Piper International Corp. of New
tSly alSaf^cerSn foTXMnitiafproluctio^anTL^hniwrwr
rssr01 ihe <ua"tity orde"
Last
the Kawasaki
tin.,'in
taxes
the
the
months
our
Award
parts for
dhUnrt
in
six
price
The
years.
R«rv((iheeTlAirv,Cr,ait Service Overseas, a
Inc.
holds
the
T-33
license
will be
operates
Mississippi
speculation.
a
corporation
net
allowance;
1955
income
Canadian
reflect
for
This
that
share,
undisclosed number of
Lockheed designed T-33 jet trainers
by the Kawasaki company for the
Japanese Air Self Defense
the
19/4.
$300,000,000
amount
of
shares
proceeds
government,
1955.
Sales rfnd miscellaneous income were up 107c over
period, and profits before taxes were up about 11%.
McGraw, Prsident, on July 27 said: "The lower net income
show
a
approved
on
Service
Force,
an
within
as
Monte
paid
(& Subs.)—Earnings-
and necessary utilities.—V. 182,
p. 613.
Sen ice.
trainers
Aircraft
Defense
by LASO.
orders
be built
Force
contract
613.
p.
of
isolated
orders for
to
President
Japanese
Liu.
Under
be
Hull.
the
1.
retire
to
company
Uranium Co.—Stock Offered—
Brokerage
Narda
Output-
announced
Kenneth
said
182,
___:
510.
the production of jet aircraft
by the Jananese national defense agency, it was
He
V.
30—
June
Merritt-Chapman
Aircraft
also
Mehadrin Plantations, Inc.—Statement Effective—
such actions as are deemed
advisable to prevent the disenfranchisement of the stockholders of
Libby who had supported the committee
with their proxies."—V.
182,
by J.
$1.20
Some
cute
s
the
March
718.
p.
program.—V.
share,
1955.
certain
are
...
Lockheed
See
1954
the
of
Com¬
on Aug. 18.
Alfred W. Parry, Jr., and
remaining members of the committee, how¬
they would continue the contest. They said:
"We
regret
that
circumstances
beyond
his
control
have
forced
Mitchell May to withdraw-from
the
leadership and active participa¬
tion with our group.
Nevertheless, we are proceeding
to appeal
from Judge Lumbard's
temporary injunction and to institute and prose¬
Japan
share.
per
outstanding
share__
to
transformers
r,wo
p.
clue
88.889
2,000,000
increase
to
has
—
income
Report.
the
31,
comparable period of 1954.
Net
profits for the
1955 period,
after
making provision of $1,200,000 for Federal income taxes, were $1,116,133, equal to $2.10 a share, compared with $401,059, or 75 cents a
selling, general and admin¬
and
per
January
for
Dow, Jr.,
EFFECT
$5)
conversion
182,
net
ment
cash
Completed—
shares
of
Max
unaffected
are
announced
ever,
capital
par
Inc.—Offering
miscellaneous
State
quarter
Judge Lumbard in granting the preliminary
injunction
Chairman
held
sold,
Adjusted
versus
conformance
resigned from the group
Wilbur E.
$5
income
Net
appeal.
May. Jr.,
by
due
the
company
northern half of
the
X Increased
include
for
share
per
cost
expenses
income
Net
the
of
its
$5.87'/a
at
Ended
and
goods
Number
by the court order."
The
me
Aug.
The
Net
rules.
is subject to
of
Federal,
com¬
and
management
of
this
by
shares
istrative
from
a
be
Corp.,
(10,100).
public at $6.37V'2
six
soliciting proxies in violation of the Securities Ex¬
regulations.
His order also invalidated
the
proxies
already obtained by the 'Independent Stockholders Committee.'
In addi¬
tion, the court has ordered the annual
meeting of stockholders post¬
poned from Aug. 17 to Sept. 7 to give the
'Independent Stockholders
with SEC
shares
McGraw Electric Co.
Aug. 16, U. S. District Judge J. Edward lumbaid
signed an order
preliminary injunction prohibiting the 'Independent Stockholders
Committee"
to
cents)
Securities
be
(See
Libby—Meeting Postponed—
on
used
bonas
earnings Tatios and
Moab Valley
net
"On
Act
35
(par
Standard
bonds
613.
p.
Charles S. Bridges, President,
pany's stockholders, said in part:
change
through
the
corporation of 638,532 shares of common stock
per
share in the ratio of one share for
been completed.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and associates on Aug. 23
announced
that
the
26,882
remaining shares had been placed with
offering
2'/2
Cost
Committee'
a
Industries,
stockholders
Net
of
stock
common
with
Insurance
Co. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the SEC on Aug.
60,000
Director
Maule
Bonds—
redemption
by
after
1975—
1,
principal
trust.
of
not
price.—V.
C.
to
have
notification
of
Indemnity
and
covering
and
every
Lehigh Valley
letter
a
to
foreign countries
There
of
share,
per
filed
company
1955,
writer
handling sales and service on a complete line
equipment, will also design and engineer water facilities and
develop
of
be
1951,
!
debs.,
(par
and
Mohawk
stock. These
shares constitute a
portiqn of the 300,000 outstanding shares (after
giving effect to a 20-for-l stock split on Aug. 8, 19551, and are to be
offered for public sale by the holders thereof through an underwriting
group headed by Estabrook & Co.
(the company to receive no part of
the proceeds i.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
The prospectus lists nine selling stock¬
holders.
The largest blocks are being sold by Roger Billings,
Presi¬
dent, General Manager and Director (16,100 shares); Jennie L. Downs,
Director (16,000); and Marguerite L. Ross, Vice-Pi esident, Chief Under¬
mons,
and
in
is $300,000,000
trust
reserved
dated
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses
mining activities.—V. 181, p. 1078; V. 172, p. 1831.
to
Securities
This
This company, Thomas W. Simmons of Los
Angeles, and Hon. Alex¬
ander C. Geddes of Great Britain have formed
Layne and Bowler Export
President
filled
1
shares
cents
Massachusetts
With
Simmons, formerly
Pump Co. and Johnston
stock
which
warrants
Wash.
incident
Layne & Bowler Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—Forms Unit
Mr.
Aug.
on
300,000
62 >/a
at
Spokane.
Las
underwritten
common
expenses
mining activities.
to
sub.
stock
property
an
The
Exchange Commission
be
to
are
in
GIVING
Sept.
maximum
1G74.
p.
15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par two cents), to be
per
net
will
mortgage
bonds
due
series,
conv.
deed
expire June 16, 1964.—V. 181, p. 2474.
Aug.
covering 3.000,000
offered
into
Natchez.
of
Common
$1.10
409,500 shares—
on
Bankers Trust Co., New York, N.
The
Valley Uranium & Oil Corp., Salt Lake City,
corporation
first
system in 34 counties
gas
city
This
Utah—Files
proceeds
4)4%
BUSINESS—Incorporated
2083,
p.
Mascot Mines, Inc.—Files With SEC—
Lander
convertible
are
prices beginning at'$22.50 unci gradually increasing thereafter.
redeemable initially at 104(4%.
Noab
11th floor has
18, 1955. The sub¬
(EDT) on Sept.
p.m.
are
publicly
their buying and executive
move
Avenue, New York, N.
181,
$448,971
$0.98
sec¬
Lamston, Inc.—Moves Executive Offices—
212 Fifth
at
ana
a
This corporation
offices to
debentures
3)4%
Magna Theatre Corp.—Transfer Agent for Warrants—
(M. H.)
The
1954
$892,241
income
Gross
on
various
uses.—V.
Authorized
3,522,333
—
operations
Non-operating
processing plant at Monarch, Wyo.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
different
dots and
Equitable Securities Corp.
'First
$4,414,574
__a.:—
expenses
Income from
The
product in
one
distinctly
industrial
lor
rights will expire at 3
The offering is being
1955.
'The
common stock (par $5)
Aug. 18 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $21.50 per
dealer's concession of 70 cents per share.
completed.—V. 182, p. 613.
made
share, with
8,
$1,500,000 of
stock,
common
1955
_____!_
revenues
Operating
ondary offering of 8,000 shares of
was
fabrics
only
polka
basis of $100 of debentures for each 25 shares of
stock held of record Aug.
CAPITALIZATION
interest
L. O. F. Glass Fibers
the
scription
under¬
Lynn Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Lower—
the
to
of
four
to
2357.
p.
182,
directors.
and
consisted
expanded
including pastels,
deep,
22
year.—V.
notification
of
of
share.
per
line
has
non-woven
PROCEEDS—Net
Named—
named as the
shares
offering to the public at 10 cents
pius
it
colors
common
1956
Investments,
60
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—Offering of Debentures to
Stockholders—Mention was made in our issue of Aug. 22
offering by the company to holders of its common
stock of rights to subscribe at
par to $2,000,000 4% %
convertible subordinate
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1975,
960.
181,
Operating
Aug.
on
at
Trust
or
at
or
designs,
They
Koal-Krtfdes, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC—
corporation
1953
Payment will be made at the Continental Illinois
Six Months Ended June 30—
The
of
101%
1955, $47,500
1,
Today
of the
an
315.
p.
Bank
for
company's ribbon
over
2582.
p.
combina¬
a
drilling
of
by mining deed.
six lode mining claims in San Miguel
mining claims situated in Cedar
Emery County, Utah.—V. 181, p. 2582.
lode
wells
for
other
the
colors.
with
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
claims
Service for the Aged—Partial Re¬
&
Lyman-Farnsworth
oil
major
or
first
Chicago 90,
Wis.,
company,
several
ot
medium-depth
mining
lode
1950
dozen
a
products
on
interest.
Bend,
its
has
parlment
accrued
wells.
25
of
of
110
called
been
and 4(4%
National
company,
The
which was incorporated last February, now
producing wells to 69.
Since last January
Kin Ark has either drilled or participated
in
the driilin" of
13
producing wells.
Meanwhile, the firm's land
has
exploration
and
lessee
owns
Home
have
4%
still
approximately 1,000 acres in the field.
Lawton firm, the venture calls for the
three
of
lease
the
the
demption—
of
the
of
each
on
total
land
being done by
operation
block
a
minimum
a
The
impressive
drilling is
the
on
agreement
of
will
be
the
financing
drilling
in
Ark.
in
Mining District in
and
holds leases
firm
Dorado,
discovered
is
and
Ark.
were
produced.
El
engaged
under
Colo.,
In
Oil, Inc.—Stock Offered—Havenor-
of the company's
joint
a
holds
company
County,
has
depth of
a
work
As part
is
It
The
that
is
company
which
Kin-Ark
&
Cayias, Inc., New York, on July 17 offered publicly 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at 10 cents
per share as a speculation.
Newsprint Co. of Coosa Pines, Ala., in which it
interest, is also managed by Kimberly-Clark.—V. 181,
40%
a
mill at
River
The Coosa
ada.
has about
newsprint
.
company
has
facilities
leased
under
quaiters
at
one
two
roof.
At
the
other locations
National
The
30-year
record
Cuba
directors
6%
Hotel
Aug.
Corp.—Interest
22
declared
bonds,
22,
1955.
This
of 37®
balance of
Aug.
arrearages
on
debenture
payable
a
Payment—
payment
Sept.
1,
of
1955
13.3%
to
on
holders
represents payment
in full of
interest accrued and due Sept.
the
of
interest
1, 1951,
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
(817)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
9
I
which will produce rigid and flexible
vinyl foams, will include the Research Laboratory and
neering and Applications Department.
The
accrued and due March 1, 1952, 3% interest accrued
and due Sept. 1, 1952, 3%
interest accrued and due March 1, 1953,
3%
interest accrued and due Sept. 1, 1953, plus 1% on account, of
Interest accrued and aue March 1,
1954.—V. 182, p. 511.
interest
3%
New
third
A
in
the
to
National owns 387,308 shares (62.26%) of the
the remaining 234,772 outstanding shares being
approximately 850 minority stockholders.
the
application,
stock,
Pennsylvania
held
by
exchange offer, minority holders of Pennsylvania stock
their holdings for Nationall stock on the basis of one
Pennsylvania stock for 1.45 shares of National stock.
of
constructed
driers,
and
systems.
other
spare
minor
parts
of
by Nopco.
from
stock
as
vinyl is a suitable companion for urethane foams.
Eperiprojects have already demonstrated that the faults of sponge
rubbber are
not found in this foamed product.
The
The
will
estimated
all
pond,
slurry
gypsum
there
power,
light
miscellan¬
usual
the
be
laboratories, shops and
of
these facilities plus
offices, storage space,
the
of
cost
the
cost
the
company
be
may
the
of
company's
believes
company
has
company
required
UNDERWRITERS—The
of 5%
preferred
needed funds to
auxiliary facilities and to purchase
such additional amounts
to provide any excess
of
names
principal amount of units to be
resistance
stability,
of foamed vinyl are its great
excellent
aging
characteristics and
qualities
a
system,
addition
structures.
and
While
S.).
chase
foamed
and
and for
project as a
land is $3,930,100
that such estimated cost is
accurately
forecast,
the
entered
an
agreement with
Solvents; New British; Ford, Bacon & Davis, Inc.; Frank McMahon
and
the partners of Eastman. Dillon & Co.
whereby they will pur¬
Foamed
mental
the general ad¬
whole, auxiliary
boiler plant, water system, air
units
the
Including
gas
In
facilities comprising
market analysis
production
cornplete the construction of such
such land and spare parts.
exchange
share
the
maintenance
(U.
the
Under
could
will be
telephone
100.000,000 pound market for urethane
a
plastics in the next five years is based upon a
and
compressors
and
of
service
plastic activities."
it was announced on Aug.. 23, has filed an application
proposing the exchange of its common
shares for
stock in Pennsylvania Gas Co.; and the Commission
scheduled the matter for hearing on" Sept. 20,
1955. According
minority-heid
has
facilities
1956, probably will be
eous
of
the
ministration
Said Mr. Wechsler: "Nopco Chemical Company played
a
prominent role in the development of rigid urethane foams for
military and commercial uses in this country.
With the knowledge
and
experience the company has developed, plus the advantage of
being a pioneer in foam applications in this country, the board felt
that
it
will be desirable
for
the company to broaden its cellular
made
SIC
the
built early in
be
to
SFor
urethane
the Engi¬
area.
Wechsler's prediction
foamed
This company,
with
expected
plant,
Chicago
Mr.
Co.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
National Fuel Gas
plant,
Jersey
and
the
follows:
as
are
the
and
underwriters
several
purchased by each
exchange is accepted by all Pennsylvania minority stockholders,
National will be required to issue 340,419 shares of its $10 par common
stock.
National anticipates that some stockholders of Pennsylvania
superior
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.._
3,000
F. L. Putnam
exchange unless the transaction becomes
a
and will afford Pennsylvania's stock¬
holders an opportunity to signify their intentions on this aspect of the
transactions.
It has secured a tax ruling to the effect that in the
event National acquires sufficient shares of Pennsylvania stock (110,356
shares) to increase its ownership of Pennsylvania to 80%, the acquisi¬
tion
of
such
shares
will constitute
a
non-taxable reorganization.
According to the application, Horace Crary, a director of Pennsylvania
and holder of 5,721 shares of its stock, probably will not make the
exchange unless a tax-free reorganization is accompanied.—V. 182,
p. 511. •
; '
'
* 1
' "
estimated market potential of 170 million
pounds by 1960.
Most foam rubber is sold in the soft density range,
since
the cost structure
does not permit a higher density product.
Battles
2,000
C.
6,000
Scherck,
Richter
1,500
Schmidt,
Poole,
foams may fill this gap because they can be produced in high
density at considerably less expense.
Major uses include upholstery
backing material, rug underlays, pillow and
mattress padding, etc.
One advantage, in theater seats for instance, Is that vinyl foam prod¬
Carlile & McCarthy, Ltd.__
Cruttenden & Co
4,500
Janney & Co
Johnson, Lane,
3,000
Parke
2,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co~I 10,000
Singer, Deane & Scfibner_
3,000
the
If
tearing,
to
and
ability
Vinyl
be unwilling to make the
non-taxable reorganization,
may
to
have
1
will
ucts
fire.
catch
not
;•
■
company
Vice-President responsible
three
D.
cents
Lewellyn-Bybee Co.,
through
share,
per
net
Washington,
mechanical
for listing 4,000,000 20c (Canadian)
this company.
The stock will be admitted to
through its affiliates, Randall
Mills Corp. and United
The
company,
is
The
SEC
offered
at
shares
be
of
each 100 common shares bought.
No underwriting
Is involved. The net' proceeds: are to be used for inventory, machinery
and
Chicago & St. Louis
with General
announced
second
RR.—Places Orders—
Aug. 19 placed orders for 500
American Transportation Corp.,
on
company
by
Hales,
1956.-
S.
F.
quarter of
President.
EARNINGS FOR JULY AND
./
FIRST SEVEN MONTHS
i 1955—Month—1954 |
$13,481,200 $12,520,484
U. S. income taxes_____
1,220,000
1,135,000
Other
ry.
tax accruals749,322
739,449
Net ry. oper. income—
1,717,730
1,424,979
Net income
1,250,089
1,094,198
Earns, per com. share
$0.61
$0.45
income
—
__
for the
Delivery is scheduled
,
Period End. July 31—
Gross
all-steel
50-ton
Chicago, it was
The
that
—
4,850,370
5,211,532
11,795,129
possible
9,492,056
8,632,779
6,888,942
$3.98
to
the
order
heating
under
&
of
The
Joliet..
the
to
said
the
that
new
releases
made
were
Commission
Power
Federal
authorization,
new
issued
30,000
announced
the
by
Mr.
company
Chandler said,
early in April
are
of
No
financing
permanent
of
the
Corp.—Financing-
for
vided
undertaken
been
s
construction
the
requirements
cash
for new con¬
since
program
approximately
that
this fall.
bidding
STATEMENT
61,760,223
59,067,924
14,835,872
ircome__.
14,455,155
$3,475,085
Operating exp. & taxes-
Operating
INCOME
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$18,310,957 $17,628,891 $74,669,256 $71,297,082
Period End. June 30—
Operating revenues
$3,173,736 $12,909,033 $12,229,158
713
4,957
10,275
1,050
income
Other
OF
Pacific
has called
trust 4%
interest.
Payment
775,242
707,926
deductions
Income
$12,239,433
2,962,643
2,631,447
$3,174,449 $12,913,990
Incorporated, 23 Wall Street, New York 8, N.
Co.
$2,768,209
per
181,
com.
$2,399,207
$9,951,347
$9,607,986
$0.78
income
Net
Earns,
$0.66
$2.75
$2.69
share—
Newlund Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Stock Increase
shareholders
The
on
Aug. 26 were
to vote on confirming a
resolution
passed by the directors on July 27, 1955, authorizing an application to
the Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of Ontario for Supplementary
Letters Patent increasing the authorized capital of the company from
to $6,000,000
$4,000,000
the par value
creating an additional 2,000,000 shares
There are 3,681,008 shares outstanding.
by
of $1 each.
of
entered into with Federal Trading and Agency
Co. Ltd., which provides for the sale of 250,000 shares of Newlund's
capital stock for $100,000 and grants options on an additional 750.000
shares, which if exercised in full will realize an additional $420,000.
An
agreement has been
Wechsler, President,
and
Ralph
a
new
Chemical Co.—Plans Expansion-
Plastics Division
plastics.
on
a
Aug. 24 announced authorization of
vast expansion program in the field
thousand
hundred
year,
urethane
pounds a
for
market
The
Mr. Wechsler
foams
year
should rise shortly from a few
to one hundred million pounds a
Y,—V. 182, p. 113.
being
debentures
The
They
offered
are
subject
to
redemption
share.
at
prices
1, 1964.
prior to Aug. 1, 1956 to 100% after Aug.
redeemable under a sinking fund at 100%.
105%
also
are
Dillon & Co. an addi¬
shares of common stock at $1.50 per
tional 300,000
this financing and from the sale to
$12,000,000 Issue of first mortgage
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals to con¬
struct and operate a modern synthetic fertilizer plant near Medicine
Hat,
Alberta, Canada.
The company estimates the amount required
for
this project
will be approximately $21,396,000.
The plant will
include an anhydrous ammonia unit with a designed annual capacity
of
33.000 tons,
a
nitric acid unit with a designed annual capacity
of
39,600 tons and a sulphuric
acid unit with a designed annual
capacity of 132,000 tons.
It is expected the plant will be in operation
by January, 1957.
PROCEEDS—Net
Bank
Royal
serial
The
of
bonds
proceeds
Canada
will
of
ot
used
be
The
Nitro-Chemicals (incor¬
Commercial Solvents
Oil Co. Ltd., of Cal¬
Alberta, both owning substantial stock interests in the com¬
Commercial Solvents will integrate the testing and preopera¬
start
up
of
the new plant, I including the
training of key
principal
two
gary,
pany.
tional
Northwest
of
sponsors
States
Plans
this,
for
vear,
capacity
of
up
the
one
one
to
now,
Plastics Division call for completion of two
in New Jersey and the-other in California,
million
pounds of foam and components
plants
with a
annually.
6,000
1,500
Woodard-Elwood
1,500
Co.___
&
Into
has entered
States
a
America
of
at
$1.50
per
182,
share.—V
corporation on Aug. 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares
880,000
capital
of
stock,
non-assessable
two
(par
all without underwriting. The net
shares at 50 cents per share,
80,000
proceeds
to
are
be
to
used
mining
for
pay
expenses.
Financing—
Ohio Power Co.—Hearing on
has issued
SEC
1955,
pany,
request
to
a
order giving interested
an
hearing
a
upon
the financing
-
persons
proposal
until Sept.
9,
this com¬
of
subsiidary of American Gas & Electric Co.
Power
Ohio
to
proposes
issue
preferred
of
shares
sell $17,000,000 of bonds
both at competitive bidding,
and
stock,
and
and
60,000 additional shares of its common stock to American Gas for $6,-
financing are to be applied, to the extent
of bank notes, expected to amount to
delivery of the securities.
Any remaining proceeds will be added to Ohio's treasury funds and
will be available for its construction program, estimated at $80,474,000
for the period July 1, 1955, to Dec. 31, 1956.—V. 182, p. 719.
of
Proceeds
000,000.
available,
the
to
the
prepayment
the time of the issuance and
at
$15,900,000
See
Oil
Jasper
Ltd.—Acquisition—
2380.
p.
increased
record
of
the
of
rate on common stock of this corporation
to 25 cents per share from 20 cents, payable Oct. 1,
dividend
quarterly
holders
Nine Months Ended
it
2,
Sept.
Board
reported
was
by
Alva
W.
Phelps,
Directors.
of
STATEMENT
COMPARATIVE
Net
175,
above.—V.
Corp.
Corp.—Dividend Increased—Earnings Rise—
Oliver
The
has been
OF
EARNINGS
1955
July 31—
1954
sales—
Regular products
$74,091,000 $59,061,000
26,413,000
33,668,000
„
products __J
Total
Net
Earnings
—V.
common
per
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
mortgage
4'/2%
serial
Outstanding
$
$
bonds,
12,000,000
$12,000,000
8,500,000
payable in installments 1958 to 1962
year
5J/2 %
subordinate income
debentures due July 31,
1965
8,500,000
tTer.
i
stock,
preferred
par
$100
(Canadian)
10,000 shs.
value
Common
stock,
lc Canadian)
par
value
funds.
tThe
purchase agreement and
bond
provide,
$8,000,000
to
on
S.
§10,000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
3,750,000 shs.
trust deed relating to the bonds
2.052,000
$0.86
Pacific International Metal & Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake
The
SEC
corporation
cent
share), through Guss
net
proceeds are to be
per
The
Utah.
12 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock, to be offered at par
Securities Co., Salt Lake City,
used for expenses incident to
Aug.
on
12,000,000
covering
(one
mining activities.
Pacific
Telephone
Telegraph Co.—Debentures
&
Of¬
offering of $67,000,000 36-year 3%% de¬
on Aug. 24
by Morgan Stanley &
Co. and 53 associated underwriters. The debentures, due
fered—Public
bentures
was
made
Aug. 15, 1991, were priced at 102.547% and accrued in¬
terest to yield 3.50% to maturity. The Morgan Stanley
group
competitive sale on
issue at
the
awarded
was
Aug. 23 on its bid of 101.862. This offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
Halsey,
The
Stuart &
new
1960,
at
Co. Inc.
debentures
are
bid 101.761, also for 3%s.
105.547% through Aug. 14,
through Aug. 14, 1986, and at the
redeemable at
premiums
decreasing
principal amount thereafter.
of
Telephone
Telegraph
&
of the common stock and over 78%
the
company.
common
new
Co.
owns
more
subscribe for 1,199,849
rata portion of the offering.
representing its pro
shares,
sale of the debentures and
the
per
share
of
1,339,196
to repay
and
than
of the voting preferred shares
The parent company intends to
EUSINESS—The communications company will use the proceeds
from
shares
of
from
forthcoming offering to common
additional common stock at $100
a
bank borrowings and to finance extensions, addi¬
to its telephone plant. In the five-year fiveexpenditures for new construction
Improvements
ended May 31, 1955
totaled approximately $907,000,000.
mcnth
period
5,413,857 telephones In service, about 34% are
in San Francisco and sur¬
The company's territory includes California, Oregon,
Washington and northern Idaho and, through a subsidiary, Nevada.
Of
In
the
Los
company's
Angeles and vicinity and about 23%
rounding
area.
EARNINGS—For
and
282
other things, that The Royal Bank of Canada is noe
purchase the bonds until the company has expended
the construction of the fertilizer project.
among
obligated
tU.
funds.
♦Canadian
2,229,000
City, Utah—Files With SEC—
shareholders
EFFECT TO
renegotiation
share
CONTROL—American
GIVING
4,817,000
3,989,000
$1.78
and
181, p. 208.
contract.
5%
taxes
income
earnings
90%
♦First
$100,504,000 $92,729,000
sales
net
for
Provision
tions
material,
Company
■'//',>•'
for the purpose of engag¬
distributing and selling fertilizers.
Principal raw materials for the company's synthetic fertilizer process
are
natural gas, sulphur and phosphate rock.
Natural gas require¬
ments will be supplied by New Britain Dominion Oil under a 20-year
organized
was
company
ing in the business of manufacturing,
CAPITALIZATION
produced only experimentally in the
promises to be the most outstanding foam
compound yet produced by the chemical industry," Mr. Stier predicts.
"Its
superior properties will win it rapid and widespread acceptance
in a vast number of applications."
foam
"Urethane
United
&
cents), of which 200,000 shares are to be offered at 25 cents per share;
200,000 at 30 cents; 200,000 at 35 cents; 200,000 at 40 cents and
porated in 1954 under the laws of Alberta) are
Corp. of New York and New British Dominion
declared.
details of a huge expansion program into the
cellular plastics field, Mr.
Wechsler announced the appointment of
George G. Stier as Assistant Vice-President in charge of the Plastics
Division.
Mr. Stier, who has been with Nopco since 1932, has been
Assistant Vipe-President in charge of the Industrial Marketing Division
which included urethane foam applications.
2,000
Wood. Gundy
Ltd.
..
Hopwood 10,000
the. United
covering
a
by
further
Revealing
of
$1,040,000
$8,500,000 of 10-year 5 xk % subordinate income deben¬
tures, due July 1, 1965, and 850,000 shares of common
stock (one cent par value—Canadian). Each unit con¬
sists of $50 principal amount of debentures and five
shares of common stock. The price per unit is $50, plus
accrued interest on the debentures. The company is of¬
BUSINESS—The
of foamed
5',OOO
&
Harold E. Wood & Co
415^:.
personnel.
Nopco
Douglas
McEvoy
Corp.
&
company
Defense
4'/2%
—Financing—
1 next,
(Canada)—Securities
Offered—An underwriting group headed by Eastman,
Dillon & Co. offered for public sale on Aug. 24 as units
The
1880.
p.
3 OOO
3000
Whittall Ltd.__
Northwest Nitro-Chemicals Ltd.
ranging from
—V.
Oct.
redemption on
for
bonds due Oct. 1, 1984 at 101 '/2%
and
will be made at the office of J. P. Morgan
fering for sale through Eastman,
$3,476,135
income
Gross
Secrlties
Chairman
Ry.—Partial Redemption—
collateral
company
its
Winslow,
6,000
states
95,000
emphasized that the company will continue to make every effort
no reasonable
expenditure to make gas for space heating
to all applicants as soon as possible.—V. 182, p. 719.
accrued
&
Norman R.
similar agreement dated Aug. 22,
1955 with Eastman, Dillon & Co. for the sale to It as the underwriter
of 300,000 common shares of its capital stock for an aggregate con¬
sideration of $450,000 in United States funds (being $1.50 per share).
The said shares are being offered for sale to the public in certain
spare
The
of
J. C. Wheat & Co.
4,500
Okalta Oils,
Northern
May 1954 when funds were pro¬
through November of that year.
Since that time, such cash requirements have been and are currently
being provided through temporary bank borrowings which amounted
to $14,000,000 at July 31,
1955.
Subject to the requisite approval
of the New York P. S. Commission, the company plans to sell an issue
of $25,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds at competitive
hi
struction
1,500
'
6,000
Inc.
to
State Electric & Gas
3 OOO
_
~
Co
&
in
this
available
New York
Co.
&
Yeatman
Inc.
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
The
&
Co
&
Corp
Jaffray
3,000
Co
Roberts
3,000
6,000
Piper,
1.500
Co
Inc
Ltd.
customers still will
remain on the waiting list.
Much of the demand, he said, reflects the
very high rate of new home construction in
the suburban territory.
said
Chandler
He
Suplee,
1,500
Midland
year.
Mr.
Stlx
3,000
Co.
60,000
gas
the
of
natural gas for space
restriction order.
use
President,
15
addition
$2.76
182, p. 511.
them
be
Commission's
the
of
Chandler,
by
Co.,
Higginson
The
approving the request of Natural Gas Storage Co. of Illinois
to increase the capacity of its underground gas storage project near
Herscher.
Involved
in
this
expansion
project is
the construction
of 31
miles of 36-inch main from Herscher to a new point of con¬
nection with
the Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.'s pipeline
Aug.
and
—V.
authorizing
terms
Marvin
to
Heating—
Aug. 16 to the Illinois Commerce Com¬
mailed out to approximately 40,000 cus¬
on
would
letters
Authorized
Co.—Customers
Gas
reported
company
south
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$90,161,219 $82,812,768
8,159,000
6,767,000
Illinois
Northern
mission
3,000
Lemon & Co
5,Q0Q
1,500
Ltd.
Co.,
Co., Inc.__
&
Starkweather
&
Inc.
&
&
&
Robblns
capital.
Use Natural Gas for Space
the
cars
for
working
tomers
This
on
199,000
purchased
1,500
Pitfield
C.
D.
Nuclear Corp., Carson City, Nev.—Files With SEC—
Aug. 9 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
25 cents per share, and 19,900 warrants to purchase 19,900
common stock
at one cent per warrant.
Ten warrants may
corporation
covering
Space
W.
N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
of guano deposits atColorado River in Ari¬
zona.
Guano is used extensively as
a fertilizer, being rich in phos¬
phates, nitrogenous matter and other material for plant growth. An¬
other subsidiary, Athabasca Valley Development Corp. Ltd., proposes to
carry out a building development at Hinton, Alberta, Canada, near the
site of a large pulp mill and power plant now under construction by
North Western Pulp & Power Ltd., a company owned by St. Regis Paper
Co. and North Canadian Oils Ltd.
Present plans call for the construc¬
tion of between 500 and 1,000 homes costing an estimated $8,000 each.
In addition, New Pacific Coal & Oils owns 350,000 common shares or
about 7 h
of the outstanding common stock of North Canadian Oils
Ltd.
The company also has an interest in 27 producing oil wells and
varying interests in oil and gas leases.—V. 181, p. 1602.
Inc
Locke, Gray & Co.___
p.
Corp. engages in the extraction
Bat Guano Caves in the Grand Canyon on the
box
severest
closely
by
Nordic Plastic Co., Inc., Brooklyn,
Guano
New York,
done
the American Stock
approved
States
the
from
of flexible urethane foams can be adservice requirements," Mr. Stier added.
controlling the foam's cell size, its cellular
structure—cither
open
cell or closed cell—and by maintaining uni¬
form density."—V. 182, p. 11.
Exchange on Aug. 17
par common shares of
trading at a later date.
Board cf Governors of
consistency
any
strength
the
meet
to
"This
Toronto, Canada—List¬
ing in New York—
The
in
Sporting Goods Industries.
Justed
& Oils, Ltd.,
Lee
53,000
Inc
Phillips Co.
Kalman
Units
McCortney-Breckenridge
formed
be
can
of plywood to the softness, texture and resiliency of a fine
possible applications range from Aircraft to Electronics, Furni¬
ture Manufacturnig to Bedding, Construction to Air-Conditioning and
Refrigeration, Wearing Apparel to Toys and Novelties, and Marine to
"The
New Pacific Coal
foams
for Nopco's
sponge,
to' be used for general purposes.
proceeds are
these
Co.
&
Co..
Co.,
Johnston,
rigidity
C.
The
newly
"Because
of notification with the SEC
stock (par one cent) to be offered
covering 2,500,000 shares of common
at
Md.—Files—
July 27 filed a letter
on
.VT"?
v
&
Caldwell
Co.
appointed Assistant
Plastics Division, said:
The
Blair
should gain a strong competitive position In
the cellular plastics
field because it produces both vinyl foams and
urethane foams,
rigid and flexible.,;. Of urethane foams, Mr. Stier,
Chemical
Nopco
the
Gas Co., Bethesda,
Eastman, Dillon & Co
an
Vinyl
.
New Mexico Oil &
abrasion
resistance
with effective results.
and embossed
sealed
heat
be
foams
Units
total
in
the
deductions
the
five
months
ended
May
31,
1955
the company
operating revenues of $286,493,340 compared with $249,419,corresponding period last year. Total Income before interest
for
the
respective periods
was
$40,016,876 and $30,298,339.
financing, Including the
additional common stock, the company will have
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
scheduled offering of
effect
to
this
10
(818)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
of
stock
$100
of funded debt, 820.000 shares of 6%
pre¬
value and 8,554,376 shares of common stock
$582,000,000
outstanding
ferred
of
$100
par
underwriters
The
—
named
agreed to purchase, and the company
severally. In the respective amounts set
principal
Baird
W.
Bobert
Inc.
amount
of
&
Alex.
&
Inc.
&
Dodge
Haven
&
Crouter
W.
150,000
Co..
&
"Elworthv
First
Folger,
Pacific
Paine,
Corp.
Corp.
&
2,750.000
450,000
&
Co..
Inc.—
450,000
Inc.
&
Co.^.
Hemphill. Noyes & Co.—
J.
J.
Hornblower
W.
E.
Huiton
Co
&
&
Webster
Co.
Issue
The
Co..
Spencer
Trask
&
White.
Dean
holders
at
($100
par
stock
at
the
offer
Walker
H.
"The
&
boro
Weld
&
Witter
on
tion
among
share)
per
of
rate
of
preferred and/or
expire on Sept. 30.
President
"It is
1,000,000
cigarettes
Co.—2,750,000
&
preferred
1,339,196
Co
stock
held
and
sales.
1,750,000
share
of
as
of
shares
for
Aug.
to
six
each
com¬
American
Co.
and
director.
a
lucident
to
Pan
The
net
proceeds
used
be
to
are
to
Executive
as
cigarettes
30-35%
in
McComas
World
of
the
would
dealers
able
were
we
By
the
of
rate
times
last
be
to
is
reports.
sales
in
it
that
made
Six
corporation announced on
Aug.
17
that it flew 742,332.000
miles
and
20,990,433
miles in the second quarter
plane
This compares with 565,955,000
passenger miles and 17,799,854
plane miles flown in the first quarter of 1955 and 600,219,000 passenger
miles and 17,740,772 plane miles flown in the second
quarter of 1954.
—V. 181, p. 2517.
based
and
in
than
for the electric
and
hand
on
June
the
and
power
of
as
over
30,
industries.
process
1955,
to
amounted
Net consolidated
Net
—V.
of
sales
for
compared
now
parisons with last year
on
pro-forma
a
basis
not
are
Ended
billion
b.y
the
the arrangements, Panellit
products will
British Commonwealth (except Canada)
Panellit
be
produced
and
in
sold
the
through a new company. Also
negotiating with Elliot Brothers, Ltd., of England, to obtain
is
the rights to offer
their electronic
"Unitedi States.—V.
181,
products, including computers, in the
2583.
p.
The
In
company earned
its
fiscal
since
year
In
its
profit
a
ended
year
June
30.
1954,
the
company
of
earned
net'
a
$686,443 on sales of $22,397,303.
Reduction in costs relative
products introduced in that year have been
largely responsible
increase In earnings, the
report states.
Net earnings for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1955, were
equal to
$2.89 per share on the 387.450 'shares
outstanding, as compared with
$1.77 per share for the
preceding year.
to
new
Cor
the
$1,200,000.
bank
year
Unfilled
indebtedness
orders
as
of
was
June
30,
reduced
1955,
from
totalled
$7,400,000.
"We
will
anticipate
end
June
week
their
President,
leduced
—V.
1956,"
state,
as
181,
"but
C.
of
1778.
Ended
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
June 30—
1955
Net sales
Gost
of
8,770,945
Belling and administrative
Profit from
expenses
credits
7,982,646
1,739,750
___.
operations
Other income
1954
$11,529,365 $10,243,781
goods sold-_
1,800,499
$1,018,670
$460 636
30.477
37,603
(net)
Income
Provision for taxes based
Net
per
Effective
Jan.
merged into
changed
to
■erations
January
of
are
Income
xiirectly
203,001
$466,000
per
(&
1954,
N.
May sales.
will
year,
Aetna
Ball
&
Roller
included
1954
earned
30,
in the
does
not
surplus
1955.
*242.
1954
tax
free refund
retained
in
of
the
$20 617
5.7
to
1.
On
corporation had current
assets
$1,530,154. as compared with
June
1,
Aetna
street frpm
Division
has
1955, 548 shares of
fund at $99 per
of
9,845
contracted
thus
shares.
to
purchase
the
the
plant
180,
were,
reducing
December.
escrow.—V.
-
the
p.
across
the
occuDanrv
of
whS
said
Photo
Products Inc.—New
Reflex
and
t>y
Development—
50
of
the
can
purpose.
With
this
filter
a
2,500
be
the
the
Quinby
de
Nemours
Motors
Rochester
182,
manufacturer.
the
in
Quinby plans
319.
p.
Aug.
on
the
Reilly
Pursglove,
the
will
company
finery,
as
well
its
features
of
with
the
in
in
of
$3,500,000.
renovate
as
Work
the
in
speakers;
he
said,
and
the
formed subsidiary,
Products
cresols,
"and
15,963
96,344
$91,957
above.—V.
180,
Co.—Enters
of
the
to
acquisition
Corp.,
of
be
existing
company
proceeds
are
its
facilities.
will
operated
old
will
additions
plant will
cresylic
acids,
ample
be
be
initial
for
This
entry
be
by
the
to
at
be
to
for
the
acid
Portland
General
firm's
product
of
used
1954.
according
with
for
For
of
the
the
the
12
for
to
share,
were
the
on
standing.—V. 182,
Delzell,
181,
July
July
31,
1955
months
was
period
31.
$30,671,291,
in
1955,
compared
1954.
from
portion
a
of
the
period.
The
of
The
Power
in
was
a
$4,096,300,
stock
for
Co.—Plans
or
and
the
of
ginia,
all
of
Prince
the
station
new
includes
District
George's
of
will
be
part
a
of
Columbia,
Counties
in
Powder
fered—
July
fed
into
PEPCo's
Arlington
and
County
portions
Maryland.—V.
Uranium,
Lewellen-Bybee
15
stock
River
offered
(par
Co.,
publicly
cent)
one
Inc.,
of
the
of
182,
Elko,
this
at two cents per share
ment
costs.—V.
to
are
181,
be
used
2932.
p.
to
pay
and
Professional
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
and
31,
net
loss
for
shares,
the
A,
4,000
par
($50
per
used
are
to
be
178,
p.
1476.
as
„
'
of
common
D.
Vir¬
""
.
C.,
on
as
a
and
specu¬
develop¬
■
notification
,
Public Service
Definitive
first
Co.
of
with
stock
\
the
be
to
net-pro¬
business.
'
.
r
•.
Colorado—Definitive Bonds—
mortgage bonds.
In exchange for temporary bonds
New York.—V. 181, p. 2932.
3 Va %
of the
series
issue at
due
1984,
and
purchased
cost
a
395
of
all
of
its
series
during
from
may
Aug.
time
182,
filed
5
of
to
time
make
A,
this
further
pur¬
319.
p.
used
letter
a
to
of
stock
common
William
notification
$5). to
(par
with
be
the
offered
SEC
at
$25
August
Lloyd,
its
President.
The
capital and surplus account.
increase
issued
Aug.
to
Orlando,
links
neb
President,
William
than
more
H.
$150,000
Bouck,
in
its
to
bo
treasury.
17
by
Civil
pointed
extend
the
Aeronautics
way
scheduled
toward
Board
early
Examiner
authorization,
all-cargo operations
to
the
Mid¬
the
include,
Baltimore,
Wash¬
Jacksonville, Tampa, Sarasota,
Ft.
Pierce,
Florida
Stuart,
cities
and
Miami.
The
Mid-West
seg¬
with
Atlanta.
Louisville, Cincinnati,
Indianapolis, Detroit, Cleveland, Columbus, and
Chicago.—V. 182, p. 720.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—New Chairman—
R.
S.
Reynolds, Jr.,
ceed
his
olds
has
J.
been
sirice
Fulton
has
been
elected
father, R. S. Reynolds, Sr.,
director
a
and
Chairman
who
Financial
to
of
the
Board
to
suc¬
died July 29. 1955.
Mr. Reyn¬
Vice-President of Robertshaw-
the
corporation was formed.
Reynolds and John A. Robertshaw,
Louis
directors
fill
of
two
vacancies
Reynolds
of
the
on
Metals
Co.,
board.
and
Robertshaw-Fulton,
in
Jr.,
Mr.
Mr.
have
been
Reynolds
Robertshaw
charge
of
is
Is
foreign
182, p. 513.
named
Vice-
a
Assistant
operations.
Operating Valve Co., Detroit, Mich.—Inaugurates
Publication for Users of Air Pressure—
Pneumatic
introduction
field
of
engineers
of
the
putting
Called
non-voting
....,,
at
Coast: Boston, New York,
Philadelphia,
Richmond and the Florida cities
Ross
common
share), without underwriting.
The
treasury funds for use in company's
.
months
$71,651
retired
company
East
in
'
letter
six
of
of
stock.—V.
a
and
taxes.
company
series
the
in
$64,232
the
income
period
resulted
of
taxes.
depreciation
Federal
1955
shares
1955
Montgomery
Corp., Amarillo, Tex.—Files
Exchange Commission—
'
Aug. 1 filed a
shares of series C
on
SEC
additional major cities of the Atlantic seaboard.
major segments requested by Riddle Airlines in the NorthFreight Case and recommended by the examiner
Air
Palatka,
ment
the
monthly
R.
L.
30,000
Acceptance
Securities
the
to
two
air
"Ross
into
came
first
their
publication
pressure
to
this
own
devoted
Cameron,
enginAIR,"
copies
are
available
and
President,
month
primarily
to
with
this
work.
the
by this Detroit manufacturer
managers
With
be
on
Vice-President
of
exploration
*
with
With
Airlines, Inc.—Plans to Extend Service—
—V.
Nev.—Stock Of¬
shares
on
company
the
on
13.
p.
Washington,
10,000,000
preferred
30,
income
journal
oi
more
will
be
than
valves.
proceeds
swivel
maple
2086.
existing
lation.
net
a
prior preferred shares,
of $102 per share.
no
purchases of its ccommon stock
shares
to
p.
President
the
of
months
March
through
Keith
ington,
filing
project.
which
prior
recommendation
South
Expansion—
upon
refund
six
June
depreciation
after
$64,913
for
common
are
180,
James
out¬
approval of applications which will be made at an
early date
to the authorities of Loudoun
County and to agencies of the Com¬
monwealth
of
Virginia, the District of Columbia and
the
Federal
Government
which
have
jurisdiction
over
various
area,
with
genuine
a
notification
Federal
consolidated
a
of
company is reported by its
strong financial position with
A
$1.37
currently
contingent
with
made
12,000
Riddle
the
$4,849,055,
company
on
Aug.
18
announced
that
it
had
entered
into
tentative agreement to
purchase approximately 500 acres of land
In
Loudoun
County, Va., to be used as the site for a new steam
electric generating station.
The increasing demand for electric power
in the greater
Washington area makes it necessary for the company
to
provide an additional
generating facility for the PEPCo system.
The property is located along the Potomac River in
the Broad Run
District about two miles west of the Fairfax
County line.
The con¬
tract to purchase the land has been made
service
in
revenues
$28,386,259
This
from
cabinet
Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—
The
Net
compared
a
Power
table
console;
Rexspar Uranium & Metals Mining Co.
Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—Cash in Treasury—
of
west
Electric
cabinet
cabinet
stock
(par $li, to be offered to
share, without underwriting.
The neb
expand business and for working capital.
after
company
its
share,
—V.
income
of
ended
on
company
covering
The
Potomac
two
Reliance Life Insurance Co. of
Georgia, Atlanta, Ga,
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
318.
p.
use.
"is
common
$25,217
its
company
chases
were
Board.
operative
gross
compared
with
shares of common
3,000,000
1955
months'
.$3,105,328,
with
Net
of
seven
lettter
a
months
outstanding
redemption price
the
per
1954.
share,
per
normal
open-face
console
console
of
3,709
The
2696.
p.
first
Chairman
of
metal
metal
wood
cabinet
six
1954
and
at
Co.—Earnings Increased—
comparative
ended
ended
$1.62
W.
months
seven
the
months
months
share,
Thomas
first
company
12
equivalent
per
to
the
$2,602,624
of
receiver
"opens the door toward
set
per
to
current
of
newly
list
but
the
shares
then
to produce present grades
powders.
The
site
48-acre
Gross operating revenues for the first seven
$18,526,581, compared with $16,990,477 for the
income
metal
21-inch
filed
8
$2.25
$26,000
per
immediately,
coal
mid-1956,
expansion.—V.
Electric
ordinary flashlight
hours
color
21-inch
a
the
30,
of
126
comple¬
$3,000,000
be
June
During
re¬
Upon
will
started
Newark
in
molding
four
500
21-inch
a
loss
net
provision
a
meanwhile
and
future
radio
top-tuning, 90-degree aluminized picture
safety glass, and an exclusive overload
relay
p. 2359.
181,
shares
compares
ended
Co.
operation
operated
resins
space
In
the
are
provision of $33,000 for refund of
Development,
will
include
high
purity
molding powders.
"Other
developed," Mr. Pursglove said,
being
are
for
Raytheon
mahogany
Silk Hosiery Mills,
Operations
initially
resins and
phenol,
line
design;
21-inch
Aug..
on
10,000
Newark,
cresylic
investment
Chemical
and
use,
He said
genuine
tinted
holders
a
the
and
modern
a
overall
tubes
no
home
Real Savings Assurance Co.,
Mesa, Ariz.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Chemical
of
and
Research
facilities
plant
new
make
facilities
new
the
will
operation
expect
the
Pitt-Consol
acids,
this
the
Newark
new
Using
radios,* at approxi¬
"A" battery pack last
1539.
p.
time."
to
The
of
for
we
time
plant
from
cresylic
products
the
1930.
transistorized
single
necessary,
21-inch
new
a
a
of fuses.—V.
contract
Coal
certain
plans
on
since
use
Its
normal
if
new
modern
console
removable
instead
Utah—Merger Voted—
Chemical
at
receiver, an entirely new
shown, which is expected to.
was
conventional
hour.
industry."
extremely
twin
tubes,
1954
field.
build
construction
to
&
for
makes
3,159.167
Corp.
Vice-President
Jr.,
that
television
than
base, and a provincial styled
cabinet with triple speakers.
All of
these sets feature
$12,194
Uranium
Tar
chemical processing
designed
set
mass
21-inch
a
same
3,333,165
announced
receiver,
"the
as
twin-speaker
per
hours,
the
model
$3,347,468
—
17
television
announced
common
the
substituted
said
Other
at
than
—$3,361,322
'
photocopies of opaque originals and
originals printed 011 both
now
be
made on
diazo-process printers (Ozahd
Brunin"
similar machines) by
using a yellow filter, in a
procedure develooed
the corporation especially for this
aides
with
duPont
plowbacks
color
color
in
cheaply
cent
a
ahead of
The
tion
V.
Peerless
of
year.—V.
and
new
more
of
or
can
consolidated
plant of
the
ceeds
1979.
I.
produced,
lower-priced color receivers."
He
stressed
that
the
new-type color set is Raytheon
designed, engineered, and
built, of components, including the color
picture tube, built by Raytheon
in its own plants.
July
"More
current
saucing the
present Chicago plant and
expects to obtain'
1955.
The
purchase price is $325
000
approximately $80,000 has been placed in
in
$10 770
liahimbU
a
E.
General
on
radio,
current,
Argento
full-scale
of
selling
more
cigarette
etc
Consolidation
company
J.(
The
preferred stock
share,
to
credited
business).
the
purchased from the sinking
outstanding preferred stock
late
was
column.
include
(earnings
including cash of
current
$1,869,707. reflecting net working capital of
$8,900,535. and
of
The
Co
a
simplified
radically
plug-in
much
years,
years
As new
$0.27
Bearing
Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co. and the
corporate name
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp. For comparative
purposes the onAetna
Ball &
Roller Bearing Co.
during the month of
As of June
jatio
be
or
—
America
new,
production,
16/100
Mr.
1374.
p.
Joseph
and
$0.68
the
Co.,
and
dividend
$2,000,000
practical."
house
batteries
on
allocation
1955
:
—.
the
no
two
Subs.)—Earnings—
taxes
British-Western
This
$202 439
share
The
for
to
29,
92,799
504^833
a.;
common
$498,239
78,314
income
on
income
Earnings
of
$1,049,147
charges—interest
identified
are
Kodak
Jersey)
blocks
and
money
a
mass
the
mately
30%
ran
brand
aspects
Total
services
now
.1
C.
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
Six Months
approximately
Sigmier, Chairman, and S. B. Taylor,
is possible that the profit
margin may be
our
plans for new product development."
it
result
a
p.
to
stocks
(New
outstanding
new
about
television
and
new
filter-tip
June
of
filter-tip
units
premium-priced
depreciation,
income
Pittsburgh
good volume of shipments for the fiscal
year which
a
30,
$2,429,000
of
to
Beside
Field—
the
During
largest
Real
net
ended
year
run
proceeds
profit of $1,120,342 on sales of $21,907,104
June 30,
Earnings were the largest of any
Co.
type of indoor and outdoor home radio
Co.—Reports Record Earnings—
1943.
fiscal
flow
obsolete
as
September and when it is in
the demand," Mr. McComas
-----
expenses,
for
173,
provides
Parker Appliance
the
Aug. 19 highlighted introduction of a
new line of products
by Henry F. Argento. Vice-President and General'
Manager of the company's Television and Radio
Operations in New
two
and
the
priced
to put the
determined that
30—
June
-
income
See
available.
The
report also disclosed that Penellit is
conducting negotiations with
English interests for reciprocal arrangements on a
royalty basis. Under
are
accounts
covering
an
close
the first half of 1955 amounted to $2,225,with combined sales of $3,684,905 for the three units
comprise Penellit.
Due to heavy charges for research and
development, some of which are non-recurrent, the
company showed a
net loss of $91,222, after income
tax credits during the first half. Com¬
as
which
ten
color
416,
p.
revenues
Operating
into
$5,629,000,
backlog of $2,971,000 reported at the
1954.
959
/
with
Marlboro
12
volume
of
success
popular
of
last
"by the end
allotments," he says.
and
cope
new
the
sales
production
increase
can
the
100%
Pioneer Uranium Corp., Moab,
With the largest volume of unfilled orders on hand in the
company's
liistory, operations during the second half of 1955 are expected to show
a
substantial improvement over those of the first six months of the
current year,
it was announced on Aug. 25 by Albert F. Sperry, Presi¬
dent, in the interim report mailed to shareholders. The
company de¬
signs, engineers and produces instrument controls for atomic
develop¬
4,200
operates
sales
first
was
into
put
of
necessary
it
on
August
we
1,
more
Months
Provision
Panellit, Inc.—Has Sharp Gain in Backlog—
Orders
"with Marl-
national
total
the
the
in
was
Piedmont Aviation, Inc.
Total
increase of 89%
Eastman
Unveiling of
and
rapid growth
of
in
time
appreciably
Sept.
182,
entry
week
At
expected
"believe
year's
name.—V.
when
flown
was
their
20%
about
Morris
dealers.
machinery
Airways, Inc.—Passenger Mile¬
The
in
York.
-of 1955.
ments
whose
others
Standard Oil
now
Officer.
continue
for
previous
to
production
expenses
passenger
figuring
2017.
p.
large city areas."
reviewing the spectaular
in
to
owns
age Up—
companies
Corp.
active under the four accumulation
plans,
about 3,500 investors own
shares worth
more
than $11,000,000, in¬
cluding a block of 95,000 shares of EaStmari
Kodak.
This is one of
mining activities.
American
companies
The
Co.,
the
this corporation has improved,"
account
now
machinery
for
pay
of
Chief
allocation
will
on
Aug. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
2.500.000 shares of common capital stock (par one cent)
at 10 cents per share, through J. Ellis George, President
offered
181,
of
by the SEC registering the telephone
company and Gen¬
Electric in the Quinby
set-up, brought to six the number of
Plan.
estimate," Mr. McComas says, "that king size non-filtered
currently accounting for 27%
of our industry cigarette
Filtered
ahead
shares
Rights
31,
corporation
be
above.—V.
Inc.
Stocks
order
&
512.
p.
to
well-known
Exchange Offer—
132,
Y.—Adds
Plan
for
Accumulating
Common
Stock
has
added
Telephone & Telegraph Co. and General Electric Co. on
the roster of
leading
investment company.
this
eral
are
and
we
cvoering
above.—V.
625
$5.53
1080.
p.
full-scale
Marlboro,
the
Philip
field, points out that
Pacific Uranium Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files With SEC
The
be
to
only 60 of the country we are in third or fourth posi¬
filter-tip cigarettes," according to O. Parker McComas,
our
years
stock¬
common
additional
common
new
one
common
The
its
cents 1
in
and
1,250,000
Telephone & Telegraph
of the outstanding shares.—V. 182, p. 719.
90.89%
SEC
sale
Inc
Co.
Co.
Gas
Dairies,
sales trend
Co
&
Fuel
Foremost
Mr.
to
three
(par
5,570
$6.77
Quinby
15
An
341,279
;
share
per
Raytheon Manufacturing Co.—New Color TV
Receiver
Rights—
to
stock
common
the SEC
Philip Morris Inc.—Sales Trend Improved—
1,250,000
Co
1,250,000
plans
of
with
N.
to
National
See
150.000
1,250.000
company
shares
letter of notification
a
Se-
Weeden
Stock
Aug.
of
Philadelphia Dairy Products Co., Inc.—Exchange Offer
450,000
200.000
„
The
1954
$1,887,069
2,234,865
Quinby Plan, Inc., Rochester, N.
Two More Concerns to Its Roster—
white-
a
The
Corp.——... 2,750,000
Co., Inc.—___ 1,000,000
&
&
See
1,250,00,0
Son
—
011
diazo-process
many
as
2,750,000
G.
Co.
"master"
a
off
1955
$15,127,353
_
shareholders
value
181,
In
Tucker, Anthony & Co.— 1,250,000
Union Securities Corp.— 2,750,000
&
as
of
asset
—V.
1778.
p.
31—
assets
outstanding
Number
Net
15
cents
per
share, through Philip Gordon & Co., Inc.,
Y.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses
mining activities,
at
York,
much
To
mon
Co.—
Weeks.—
&
used
running
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
___
1,750,000
150.000
&
be
181,
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—Proposed
Co.
Staats
&
Sutro
&
450,000
Billiard
B.
for
.
Fund, Inc.—Total Net Assets Higher—
July
net
Shares
450,000
Co
&
2,000,000
incident
1,250,000
Co
Herrman
Richards
New
Co.—
&
Smithers
curities
1,250,000
Henrv
Hill
S.
Stone
450,000
.can
corporation on Aug. 4 filed
offered
2,750,000
——
Barney
Stroud
2,750.000
Miller
which
machine
be desired.—V.
may
covering
Jackson
Pressprich
William R.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 2,750,000
Granbery, Marache & Co.
150,000
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Hayden,
Northwest
W.
F.
The
'1,000,000
Webber,
Smith,
B.
as
of
Total
American
Pierce.
Curtis.
R.
Puritan
As
this
Penn-Utah Uranium, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
1,750,000
M. Marks & Co.
any
on
Moseley & Co.— 1,250.000
450,000
Boston
Hibbs
S.
1,250,000
—
Michigan
Nolan-W.
of
F.
blue-print
2,750,000
Fenner & Beane——
in
image
intermediate
or
copies
1,250.000
— .
No. 1 (negative) paper is
diazo-process printer and a nega¬
"Bright-Light"
original
The
excellent
Corp.—__
Lynch,
Dri-Stat
the
print
200,000
Co
&
Higginson
450,000
Co.
&
First
The
Co.
Co
&
Fstabrcok
Freres
Merrill
1,750.000
Francis I. du Pont &
Langley & Co.
Laurence
150,000
1,250,000
Drexel
450,000
200,000
C.
Lee
Townsend,
Boriine——
&
$450,000
Lemon & Co..
Mellen & Miller,
Lazard
1,250.000
Dominick..
&
Dominick
Inc.___
Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__ 2,750,000
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.__
200,000
700,000
Co.^
&
of
aggregate
an
Kalman & Company. Inc.
Co.,
—
Clark.
De
Sons
Slocumb
them
to
Inc.
150.000
—-----
Brown
Brush,
severally
sell
to
below,
Illinois
Joseph,
& Co., Inc
2,750.000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
-
forth
have
Johnston,
700,000
Blyth
Inc.
agreed
has
The
Co.,
<
——
below
Peerless
with
obtained.
negative is then transferred to a
positive sheet in a separate processing unit, using Dri-Stat processing
solution and a sheet of Dri-Stat No, 2 (positive) paper.
This procedure will give a single copy of the original, when the
positive sheet used is standard 005 100-gram paper.
But it is also
possible to use this procedure for making copies in quantity, by trans¬
ferring the image to a positive sheet of Dri-Stat translucent vellum,
a
thin 003 55-gram stock.
Such a translucent positive copy makes an
debentures:
Stanley & Co.—$2,900,000
Morgan
of
tive
UNDERWRITERS
467.000,000
sheet
exposed
value.
par
.
announced
a
published
1,000
the
special
types of
bi¬
air
first
edition circulation of
design engineers, maintenance men, plant
operating
production executives.—V. 182, p. 656.
to
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Jet for
Flight Test—
The
U, S. Air Force's vertical take-off airplane, a
jet-powered craft
developed by this company, arrived at Edwards Air Force
Base, Calif.,
Aug. 16 from the San Diego 'factory to begin
on
Previous military VTO aircraft
engines driving propellers.
«■'
flight tests.
have
been
powered
by
turbine
gas
Awarded New Air Force Contract for
Missile Guidance
The
Force
for
company
for
the
supersonic
has received
advanced
missiles,
a
$2,500,000
contract
from
development of electronics
it was announced on
Aug.
Guaranty Trust Co. of
(Continued
on page
52)
the
U.
guidance
18.
The
S.
Air
systems
contract
Volume
Number 5459
182
.
*
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—
jf'-
'Si
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Compo
Dividend announcements
tables.
the
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
dividends
the
all
$5
Consolidated
4 ft
Laboratories,
preferred
conv.
9-20
9-
9-
7
40c
10-
1
Alco
9-15
7%
preferred
Alexander
Allied
Aloe
25c
S.) Co.
(qua?.)
—
American Bosch
Arma
Corp..
9-
9
9-
2
9-15
9-
2
preferred B (quar.t.
American
Co.
American
Home
Products
American
6% non-cumulative
Locker, class A (quar.
American
News
Sugar Refining,
preferred (quar.t
Metal,
Anaconda
Anchor
Inc.
9-
1
9-14
(quar.)
Wilcox Co.
Inc.
9-15
9-15
9-29
9-12
9-30
8
Dixon
9-
8
Dominion
9-
1
10-15
9-15
$15c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
12-
1
9-10
9-
75c
10-
Siva lis & Bryson
Tobacco,
(PI.
8
9-15
8-19
Convertible
A
1
Elliott
1
9-15
10-
1
Ewa
9-15
9-15
9-
2
9-15
9-
2
1
9-10
1
9-10
Federated
15c
10-10
9-10
15c
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-13
25c
9-
9
8-30
0
Co.,
30c
200%
dividend
9-30
9-
9-30.
9
7%
Ink
California
Pacific
Co.
preferred
Hecla,
$4.75 series
Canada
class
17c
2nd
57
1
General
Box
General
Manifold & Printing
9-30
9-15
General
Mills
1
9-15
General
Motors
1
9-15
General
Precision
9-
1
8-15
4.75%
10-
1
8-31
1
8-31
10-
1
9-
57
9-30
9-
8
9-15
9-
8
10-
1
9-15
12 Vac
10-
1
9-10
4.40%
preferred
9-30
9-15
4.75%
convertible
9-30
9-15
9-14
8-29
12 VaC
9-23
9-
2
$4.60
35c
(quar.)
City
Products
A
1
9-
2
$1.75
10-
1
9-
2
9-
8
Glen
9-26
9-
9
Glidden
10-
1
9-12
50c
10-
1
9-30
25c
10-
3
9-15
9-30
9-15
common____
62 Vac
Bend
pfd.
15c
9-15
9-
2
$1.75
9-16
9-
1
9-27
9-
9
on
common
50c
6%
non-cumulative
(D.
Cleveland
Climax
Cluett
17
47c
(Dayton. O.), com.
L.)
preferred
Co
&
1
9-20
9-30
9-12
Worsted
Mills
Molybdenum
Co.
Peabody & Co..
Northern
West
Great
preferred
Commercial
Corp.
Shearing & Stamping
Commonwealth
Investment
Greene Cananea
Greenfield Tap
2
9-12
9-
9-30
9-15
25c
(quar.)__
/
25c
9-26
10-
10-
1
1
9-30
9-15
Hall
9-12
Haloid
Handy
9-16
9-
9-
6
1
5%
Power
9-24
9-
1
Co.
9- 6
J-14
9-14
8-31
9- 1
9-15
9- 9
8-25
11-25
9-15
9- 6
9- 6
9-15
9-15
9- 1
8-24
25c
5c
50c
50c
25c
$1.50
I2V2C
t25c
t25c
10c
50c
9- 6
9-6
9-6
9-6
9-15
9-15
9-15
Mfg.
35c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
10- 1
10c
$1-25
Co.
9-16
9-22
11- 1
9-20
15c
common
Co.
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
9-30
9- 1
9- 1
12'/ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Winkle-Munning
convertible
9-16
10- 1
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
10- 1
50c
(quar.)
Harman, common...
preferred (quar.)
Hastings
9-15
45c
(quar.)
&
Hart-Carter
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10-1
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
9-30
10- 1
10- 3
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
12-15
9-26
9-27
9-15
9-30
9-30
(Winnipeg)
Copper Co."
k Die
F.L Printing
Hanson-Van
$2
7c
(W.
9-15
$1.37y2
25c
_____
Utilities—
(quar.)
Assurance Co.
Gulf Life Insurance Co.
9-16
Co.—
(Quarterly from Investment Income)___:
(increased)
(quar.t
10- 1
t50c
Mountain
8-31
$1
(quar.)
—
Quarterly
9-15
$1.75
(quar.)
Commercial Solvents
Life
9-29
50c
(interim)
9-15
Gas
preferred
9-12
$i
preferred (quar.i
10- 1
$3.50
(quar.i
9-15
75c
(quar.)
9- 7
9-9
9-9
62'/aC
(quar.t—
Lakes Towing Co., common
non-cumulative preferred
25c
,
(quar.t
com.
preferred
5»/2%
37 Vac
(quar.)
/
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
$1.25
$1.23
$1.15
.
Varnish
9-29
50c
(quar.)
$1.1834
50c$1.25
55c
59%c
(quar.)
(quar.t
Co. (N. Y.t
Granite City Steel, com.
$2.50
10-
9-8
8-31
9- 9
9-30
9- 7
53V«c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rapids
Great
62 VaC
10- 1
9-15
10- 1
11- 7
9-15
—
Co.
A
Grand
7%
pay¬
(quar.)___
10- 1
5c
12c
$1.25
200%
60c
—
(quar.)
—
Glitsch
(Fritz W.»
(quar.)
Gold & Stock Telegraph iquar.)__
Goldblatt
Brothers
(quar.)
Grafton & Co.. Ltd., class A <quar.)_
Great
meeting held on Aug. 23.
Insurance
Falls
Class
RR.—
(quar.)
10- 1
$1.12'/a
32c
Gladden Products Corp.
9-20
22 Vac
(quar.)
10c
52c
!
(quar.)
10c
Green
Clark
(quar.)
preferred
40c
9-17
9- 1
8-15
9-15
9-15
9-15
8-17
9-15
9-15
9-30
9- 1
59%c
__
Machine
Gisholt
Corp
City Railway Co.
preferred
10-
9-12
9- 2
9-15
9- 1
9-9
Pennsylvania—
Georgia Power Co., $5 preferred
$4.92
preferred
(quar.i
$1.12'/a
Ry.,
action
(quar.)
.
preferred (quar.)
*__
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Corp., common
4'/4%
convertible preferred
tquar.)
Independent Telephone—
preferred
preferred
40c
South
(quar.t—
preferred
$2.37'/a
75c
deferred
preferred (quar.t
Railway Signal, common
com
General Telephone Co. of
50c
common
Corp.,
$2.10
__
ment at company
Equipment
1
Circle Wire & Cable—
Directors
Corp.
—
pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Illinois—
5%'
8-31
10-
5%
Inc.,
—
(quar.)
8-29
$ 1.12*/a
coinmon__
(quar.)
10-
9-15
Co,
(quar.)
Co.
10-
20c
Quarterly.
Citizens
preferred
$4.50
t50c
(quar.
conv.
Investors
American
17 Vac
Great Western
Chicago Towel, 17c
Chile Copper Co
37V2c
(quar.)
com.
1
'
Exchange Bank
&
Co.,
I2V2C
5c
$1.75
9-15
t75c
(quar.)
Shore
—_—
9-
(quar.)
South
9- 1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Chicago,
9-15
9-30
9-15
9- 1
9-30
9-30
_
General
(quar.)_
preferred
Chicago &
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
f25c
Chance-Vcught Aircraft. Inc
Charmin Paper Mills
(quar.)
Chemical Corn
25c
9-30
9334C
Foundry Co.
Central
___—
9-15
(s-at
A
America,
A
9- 6
9- 9
9-15
1
of
9-15
9-24
General
(quar. t__
Cooke
Corp.
!
1
137 VaC
Carthage Mills (quar.)
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)
preferred
___
___
Co.__J_32
20c
334%
4Va%
8-31
9-8
9-8
9-
Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)__
Carnation Co., common (quar.)
Celanese
9-15
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
August 25).
<fe
20c
25c
$1.05
1
Carey,
Castle
9-9
9-
(s-a)
first preferred
Carriers & General Corp.
10- 1
5y2%
Capita] Transit (div. omitted at meeting held
on
(quar.)
4Va%
t75c
Ltd.,
9-20
9-19
9-19
9-19
8-25
50c
$37VaC
37VaC
15c
75c
10- 1
9-30
10- 1
10- 1
9-10
9-12
10- 1
9-28
9-30
9-15
10- 1
S1.18 3/4
;
Packers,
common
—
!
$1.06 V4
iquar.)
Class B
9-15
15c
(quar.)
Canadian Canners Ltd.
10- 1
9-15
Flooring Co., Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Canada Four.drys & Forgings Ltd.—
A
9-12
9- 2
9- 2
9-15
conv. preferred
(quar.)
28Vac
preferred (quar.)
343/«c
Gary Railways (Indiana)
(quar.)15c
Canada
Class
1
9-10
9-15
9-30
25c
A
preferred
10-
9- 2
2
_—________
preferred (quar.)
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common (quar.)
$4.25
__
Inc
(quar.)
(Juliusi
Garfinckel
9-10
9-
(quar.)
com.
9-12
9- 2
9-15
(quar.)
&
1
9-12
27c
preferred (quar.)___
5Va7c
preferred (quar.t
5.40%
Fund,
Corp.
(quar.)
Refining Co.,
10-
9-12
9-14
3 7 Vac
(quar.)
common
9-12
10- 3
27 Vac
Utilities,
9-26
10- 3
25c
j-
(quar.t
57c
Calumc-t
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
preferred
60c
quar.t
Extra
California
.
Company
25c
(increased
Financial
T.
(initial)
com.
Canadian Corp. Ltd.
Stores,
Mineral
Frontier
9
9-
9-9
8-26
40c
preferred
Burt
Frick
(initial)
com.
new
(quer.)__
Industrial
Fair
$4.20
pay¬
10- 1
9-10
62Vac
30c
(quar.)__
Publications
Financial
Foote
9-9
25c
(quar.)
■
Frigikar
new
9-30
50c
(quar.t_
Extra
Food
10- 1
75c
25c
62VaC
Federal
10-
50c
common
on
9-30
32y2c
32VaC
$1.62V2
50c
;—
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Pacific Electric lquar.)._
10-
quar.)
10-15
10-15
20c
10c
(quar.t
Mfg
preferred
Players
15c
this time.
Watch
Stock
action
no
A
-—
&
Corp.
62 %c
(quar.)
9-10
9- 1
9- 9
9- 9
5c
——
Plantation
Famous
Foote
took
at
ment
Bulova
2nd
Ex-Cell-O
37VaC
10- 1
9-12
9-19
9-30
$5
__
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
8-20
1
Gas
Controller
Co.,
5%
payment at this time.
coin,
50c
25c
(increased)
Emporium Capwell Co.,
$$1.50
(increased
$1.12'/2
<quar.t__
Natural
Paso
Electric
3
Co.—
Directors
preferred
9-15
9-
15c
(quar.)
Electric Auto-Lite Co
10-
Buffalo-Eclipse Corp. (quar.)—
I.
6V2 %
El
12-10
75c
Directors omitted
$$1
$$1.50
______
10-29
20c
com.
31'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.t
9-23
(quar.)
preferred (quar.i
Brooklyn Eorough Gas (quar. >_____
1.
Brooks Brothers, Inc., 6%. conv. pfd. (quar.)
Bucyrus-nrie Co.
B
12-23
9-15
57c
C.
Class
8-19
1
Class 3
(quar.)
(quar.t
50c
(s-at
Brockway Glass Co.,
Co.
11-15
15c
11-
35c
50c
10c
(quar.)—.—
Paper Corp.__:
Edison (Thos. A.I, class
Packers, Ltd.—
class
9-23
Extra
20c
preferred (quar.)
British Columbia
1
2%
Eddy
35c
(quar.)
Power Co., Ltd.—
9-27
5c
Baler
Economy
8
9-
9-15
10-
Casket
Eurial
Boyertown
10-14
—
Steel
$1.37%
Brazilian Traction Light &
t20c
(increased)
Stainless
(quar.)
Club
10-15
10-15
8-25
8-31
9-23
9-27
$17,/aC
__
Eastern
2
9-
1
(quar.)—
dividend)
preferred
Iron
9-
11-
11- 1
9- 1
9-15
9-30
10-14
Ltd.—
75c
preferred
$37VaC
12VaC
15c
22c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-29
—_—
Inc.
Malleable
15c
(quar.)
9- 9
9-15
(quar.)
com.
Potash
preferred
9-15
(quar.)_
9-19
(quar.)
&
participating
4'/a%
9-15
(quar.
common
common
Book-of-thc-Month
Co.
Eastern
1
10-15
9-15
9- 6
8-20
10c
(quar.)___
9-
9-13
9-15
9- 1
62y2c
(quar.)
Co.,
Bakeries
Common
8-23
9-12
8-23
9-14
8-29
9-
7
8-26
11-
1
100%
<fe
$1.25
25c
Insurance
Inter-City Baking Co., Ltd.
10-
1
9-
56V.C
10-
1
9-16
t35c
10-
3
9-15
9-30
9-20
15c
Department Stores
Power
4.36%
preferred
Co.,
Island Creek Coal
9-30
8-31
3%
9-30
8-31
9-15
1
9-15
9-22
10-14
62 Vac
9-
9-20
18 VaC
6
10-
2'/a%
1
9-16
9-
54 V2C
(stock div.)___
9-
9-30
10-
$1
—
6
9-30
t20c
(increased)
9-16
tlOc
(quar.)
v.
9-10
3
10-
t62%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
9-30
$2
25c
___.
Interstate
1
m'/aC
(quar.)
Co
Interstate
*
9-20
10-
62 Vac
Acceptance Corp. Ltd.
Salt
9- 8
1
(Fort Wayne)
Bell Telephone (quar.)
Imperial Paper & Color (quar.)
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), ord (quar.)_____
6% preference (s-at
International
9-15
9-15
(Calif.)—
Illinois
Industrial
9-30
40c
(quar.)
Marine
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
1
8-31
f 37 VaC
10-
1
8-31
$1.75
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common (quar.)
preferred
Joslyn
(quar.t—
15c
10c
50c
7VaC
/
9-15
9-12
10-15
9- 2
9-15
8-18
8-18
9-15
8-22
8-22
9- 2
(quar.)_
& Supply
Mfg.
10-
1
8-31
'
50c
Printing Co. (quar.i—
Kansas City Power & Light, common
9-15
9-
25c
(quar.t
Kable
9-28
9-17
9-
9-20
45c
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
$1.12 Va
12-
1
11-15
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
3.80%:
preferred (quar.)
95c
12-
1
11-15
$1
12-
1
11-15
4'%%
$50c
9-15
10-
1
8-20
9- 7
8-22
8-22
9- 9
9-15
Arts—
Participating
50c
(quar.)
C.),
prior
Bullard
10-
15c
preferred
■
9-15
10-15
,
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
$50c
B
Bloch Bros.
6%
1
9
$1.50
(s-at
....
Bergstrom Paper, class A (initial)
5Va7c
10-
4%
8-20
SI
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Bohack
9-
8-19
1
10c
Bensonhurst National Bank
67c
1
7
15c
9-26
9-30
1<T
Corp., $2.25 pfd. (quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg. (quar.)
.
Ltd.—
(quar.)—
Co.
(stock
Sulphur
Eastern
7
$1
(quar.t
___:
Duval
9-12
25c
(quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
for
income
net
:
Dunhill International,
9-
•
Corp.
Driver-Harris
9-
(quar.)
9- 1
9-23
8-26
8-26
—
Crucible
Ltd.,
Glass
8-23
133%c
(quar.)
C
preferred A (quar.)
Horner
RR.—
Western
(from
(quar.)
(Joseph)
preferred
Draper
25c
(quar.)
12- 5
9- 9
t'12,/2c
$.150
(quar.)_
Di-Noc Chemical
Stores
Chemical
Dow
8-31
9-20
7%
11-15
15c
(quar.t
Beau Brummell Ties
Black,
Dixie-Home
9-
200%
9- 6
12-20
9-20
Fire
7%
security profits)—
year)
to
Cream
9-30
(quar.)
9-20
20c
$75c
(quar.).
Ice
Dixie
t55c
div.)__
quar.)
(increased)
A
9-10
7 Vac
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common
Class
Class
40c
~
Mfg.
Grande
quarterly
calendar
Common
2
1
(quar.)
realized
changed
25c
i
9-20
I2V2C
40c
$1.50
(quar.)—
A
(quar.)
Dlsher Steel Construction
1
(quar.t
(stock
Bastian-Blessing Co.
Extra
9-
preferred
Quarterly
Home Telephone & Telegraph
Company—
Name
6
9-
9-15
Di-Noc
6
$15c
Bassett'Furniture Industries
Bell
9-
1954
9-12
9-16
9-29
40c
(quar.t
preferred
3
9-30
50c
5Va7c
47c
Rio
&
Increased
10-
...
&
Mills
Denver
10-
...
Spring (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric (quar.
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd., class A (quar,t___
Atomics,
Dempster
2
9-22
preferred
(increased
8-23
9-12 "
.
from
2
9-12
$1.08
(quar.)
Fund—
preferred D
;
preferred (entire issue called
for redemption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share
plus this dividend)
:
;
Inc.—
Cigar
9-
10-
r
Industries,
9-12
13 %C
______
E (quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
(Walter E.) (stock div.)
Heller
9-13
9-14
9-15
9- 1
9- 2
9- 6
$1.50
9-
3
—;
(quar.)
9-30
9-30
10- 3
9-15
9-21
40c
10c
quar.)
—
cents
4
12 VaC
preferred (s-a-t
Vexing Machine Corp.
Avien, Inc., class A___
15c
50c
50c
25c
50c
40c
(quar.)
(increased
Stores
Plants
5'/a %
(8V2 cents from net investment income and
8-26
8
Pilot
R
&
Delaware
$1.18
Automatic
;
Inc.—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
7V>c
._
5%
Machine Co.
&
convertible
cents
Extra
9
9-
10-
20c
__
(quar.t
Construction
Extra
Home
preferred
Hoffman Electronics
i
9-15
25c
$1.35
75c
Art
Babcock
9-
25c
Associated
9-15
9-16
Corp. (quar.)
David & Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-16
1
9-23
10c
pfd.
10- 1
9-30
(quar.)—____
(quar.).
(Helene)
DWG
8-25
10-
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)..
E
D
I
9
10-
10c
Arnold Constable Corp.
Class
50
9-20
1
9-12
Co.
Drug
Curtiss-Wright
9-20
1
$1.75
Inc.
9-20
1
1
(quar.)
Products.
9-20
10-
Curtis
20c
(increased).
Angostura-V/upperman (quar.t
Arkansas Power & Light, 4.32%
4.72% preferred (quar.t
Metal
10-15
10-
Co.
Post
28c
12VaC
8-23
12»/aC
12%C
preferred B (quar.)
5.30%
Radio
&
(quar.)
Quarterly
10-
(quar.t
com.
9-15
9- 2
65%c
1
(quar.)
Co.
Curtis Cos., Inc.
10-
(bi-monthly).
American Re-Insurance Co.
American
Ampco
9
25c
(monthlyt
Ice,
Co.
9
9-
25c
(quar.t
______
American
9-
30c
__
American
Basic
8-22
1
9-23
$1.25
(quar.t
Forests Products Corp.
Hardware Corp
$25c
10- 1
10-14
8-23
12c!
Higbee Co., 5%
Extra
6834c
.
(quar.t
9-30
-
■
35c
Co.
Cunningham
9-23
$1.25
5%% 2nd pfd. series of 1952
American Express
Lines
Gin
Coffee
Crane
9-
25c
com
preferred A (quar.t
17c
Cook
1
9-12
75c
(quar.)
Extra
57c
9
25c
(quar.t
Chemical
10-31
9-12
9-12 '
22«/aC
"
:
Helemano
common
Foundry
Continental
$1.50
(A.
American Agricultural
5%
10-
9-
I
Continental
50c
pfd.
Pictures,
Air
5.10%
9-23
9-23
9-15
Continental Copper & Steel Industries,
133'4C
(quar.
Institute.
Hamilton
Artists
10-
$1.75
(quar.)
common
8
5%
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-15
9-15
9-15
Share
'
"
(quar.
preferred A (quar.)
50c
$3.50
25c
Quarterly
(quar.)
Products, Inc.,
Continental
8-31
3c
Corp. (quar.t ___
Acryvin Corp. of Amer. (stock div.).
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown,
Y.)
7
9-
Inc.,
4.80%
6
10c
.
10%
Television
Broadcasters,
12-
' V
"
•
Hawaiian Telephone, common
9-6
12-15
;—_
dividend
preferred
Name of Company
(quar.)__
(quar.)
common
>
HTHwr: Holder*
Payable of Ree.
Per
-
10- 1
10- 1
9-30
(s-at—
Foods,
Consolidated
9-15
"
30c
$1.25
/
___
Goods Co., com.
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp.
7
10%
Acme Electric
N.
1
10-
$1
(quar.t
9-
1
10-
4c
(quar.)
com.
5V*%
Holder*
Payable of Ree
Share
Name of Company
Abbott
preferred
17c
2%
(quar.)__
common
Dry
payment date.
When
Corp.,
(quar.)
Diesel Electric
Stock
:Per
Cigar
preferred
Consolidated
we
dividend)—
2%
Consolidated
follow with
a second table in which
we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Then
during the current week.
Holder*
Payable of Ree.
• When -
8har§
dividend '
Consolidated
an¬
v j-g
»
,
Machinery. (stock
Shoe
Stock
grouped in two separate
are
11
(819)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
4%
preferred
preferred
Kennametal,
Kennecott
Inc.
—__—
Ltd.
(quar.)
Copper
f25c
Corp
—_
—!
(quar.)
Fink
&
Leitch Gold
1
9-
2
1
9-15
8-31
9-15
t25c
10-
1
62 VaC
10-
1
(quar.)
12 %c
9-20
5c
8-25
8-15
20c
9-14
8-31
f3c
9-15
—
Products
9-
1
(quar.)-
Spring Co.—
Lehn
9-15
10-
50c
preferred
Lawyers Title Insurance (Va.)
Lee
9'
9-
20c
Sessions,
&
2
9-
9-26
15c
——
Kingsport Press (quan)
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Labatt
(John),
Ltd.
(quar.)
Lamson
9-
9-20
$1.25
—
9-20
25c
—
(quar.)
Oil Co.
Kewanee
—
(quar.)i
Kelvinator of Canada
(quar.)
:
8-26
1
9-
—
—;
—
9-
2
5c
9-
9
9-
7
25c
Mines, Ltd
Lcssinigs, Inc. (quar.i:
10-
1
9-23
12-31
12-23
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
:
—
25c
Quarterly
Products
Liberty
Lionel Corp.
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Ludman
Extra
-
Class
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
Marchant
Maritime
Telephone
Common
7%
(quar.)—
8-19
1
9-15
—
9-
2
112 Vac
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
t$3
32 Vac
(quar.)
30c
$1
preferred
(quar.)—
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.,
9-9
8-26
9-15
9-
5
1
9-15
9-15
8-31
10-15
9-20
10-
9-20
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
30c
10-
3
9-30
30c
pfd. (quar.)
10-15
10-
25c
6%
17 Vac
17 Vac
—_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Sons
1
9-15
10-
Telegraph—
&
2
9-
9-28
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Market Basket Corp., common
&
1
9-28
40c
(quar.)
(M.)
9-
10-
t50c
40c
preferred
Marsh
9-15
—
6%
Calculators
9-30
f20c
tquar.)
A
—
(quar.)
Sugar
9-22
10-
t50c
____—
class
(R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Madison Gas & Electric Co.
Stores
1
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manitoba
1
9-
—.—
Macy
Mangel
9
9-
9-15
3434c
—
——
Bloedel
&
B
9-
9-15
—
Paper
&
9-28
20c
—_—
Macmillan
9-15
10c
(quar.)_
Co.
Maclaren Power
1
10-
25c
(quar.)—
Mfg.
8
9-10
50c
Foundry
Lynchburg
9-
9-30
$2.50
—
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5Va%
Corp.
Clock
Lux
8
9-30
40c
(quar.)
Investment Co. (quar.)Angeles Transit Lines (quar.t—
Los
9-
*$1
—
—
Angeles
Lucky Stores,
9-30
30c
Cement
Star
Lone
Los
9-16
20c
Theatres, Ltd.
(Marcus)
Star Brewing
Lone
9-30
—
1
Loew's
9
37 Vac
(quar.)
Extra
9-
1
10-
37 Vac
(quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)_
Corp.
Loan
Liberty
10-
1
9-17
Mary Lee Candies. (Directors took 110 action
on
the 5%%
conv. pfd. stock payment at
this
timet.
Shipbuilding &
Maryland
Drydock—
4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
% %
Corp.,
Stores
McCrory
—
com.
$3.50 cenv. preferred
Stockholders
proved
25c
(quar.)
Sept. 26 to set the record
McLcllan Stores Co. (quar.)
B
meet
—
(quar.)
Machine
Co.
(quar.)
Forming Corp. (quar.)—
Metals Disintegrating,
common
(quar.)
Utilities
Abrasive
2
9
9-
1
9-
9
9-
1
10-
1
9-16
9-10
8-30
8-19
8-31
8-31
8-19
50c
8-31
8-16
50c
Michigan Sugar Co., 6%
Mid-West
9-
9-
10c
(quar.)—
Gas
9-15
$1.12 Va
preferred (quar.)
Stern, class A (quar.)
B
8-31
8-16
9-15
9-
1
9-
8
25c
(quar.)—
pfd. (s-a)
30c
10c
(quar.i
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
37 VaC
$1.50 conv. preferred (quar.)
Co.
Midvale
Miller
Mfg.
Class
A
com.
from
from
cents
7%
20c
—
$31'Ac
40c
Manufacturing
Equipment Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Calculating Machine Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Utilities,
System,
National Sugar Refining
(quar.)_—
Britain Machine (quar.i
——
Co.,
Hampshire Fire Insurance
9-12
8-31
9-13
9-15
9-
2
1
9-16
9-10
8-31
10-
9-10
8-31
1
9-15
1
9-15
9-15
12 VaC
9-30
50c
9-22
9-
9
$1
9-22
9-
9
10-
3
9-16
6c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Ltd.
2
8-26
8
$1.75
9-30
9-
50c
9-15
8-31
10c
10-31
10-21
10c
10-31
10-21
9-20
9-
1
50c
10-
1
9-12
50c
10-
1
9-19
10-14
9-15
10-14
9-15
10-
3
9-15
50c
9-30
9-16
10c
9-30
9-16
$15c
10-15
9-30
1
9-12
$37 V2C
$50c
50c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-\
22 V2c
&
Telephone
1
10-
50c
Gypsum
Brunswick
9-29
37 VaC
Oil (increased quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
National Screw & Mfg. (quar.i
National Steel Car, Ltd. ((juar.t
Gas
National
New
5
10-
—
—
Cranberry
National
New
9-20
25c
(quar/) —
Association—
4%
preferred (s-a)__
—
National Electric Welding Machine (quar.) —
New
9-16
10-
$1.12 Va
50c
(quar.)
Inc., common
preferred iquar.)
—
Nashua Corp. (quar.)
National Casket,
$7 preferred
9-27
10-
—
—-
preferred
25c
—
(quar.)
Extra
6%
62 VaC
$1.75
;—
common
preferred
(quar.)
Munising Wood Products, 5% pfd. iquar.i —
Murray Corp. of America,
common iquar.)
National
10-15
35c
River Fuel (quar.)
(J. S.) Ltd. (quar.)
4.50%/
4%
8-31
1
9-30
12
investment income and
realized capital gains)
Montana-Dakota
Mutual
9-15
10-
—-
Monroe Auto
Monroe
9-15
15C
(quar.)
Mississippi
Modine
1
Fund, Inc.—
cents
Mitchell
9-16
10-
7 VaC
(quar.i—
Minnesota
(8
25c
(quar.i
Co.,
9-12
1
10c
10c
(quar.i
30c
62 Vac
Systems
Metal
Class
10-
stock
date.
Refrigerating Co., class A (quar.)
Merchants
Michigan
9-15
ap¬
30c
Handling
Mechanical
4V2%
9-15
1
10-
40c
meeting
annual
the
at
on
Michaels
8-23
9-30
87c
(quar.)
share for share common
Board of directors will
a
dividend.
Mesta
9-15
9-15
Aircraft Corp.—
McDonnell
Class
1
1
8-26
1010-
75c
Protective Association
Massachusetts
31 V.C
$1.12 Va
Common
50c
10-
12*
(820)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
New
Board &
Haven
New
Natural Gas,
Jersey
6%
Orleans
Common
4%%
(quar.)
Y.
Co.
Auction
4y2%
Alkali Co.
American
share
one
10-
1
9-
4.56%
5%
(N. Y.)
(increasedi
(optional
each
4y2
(increased )
held)__
Water
pld
Service
(quar. )_„
Co.————
iC.
A.)
Mfg. Co.
Salle
Ontario
Loan
Paramount,
$4
9-
22'/2c
9-15
9-
1
Thermatomic
9-30
9-
a
Thrift
$2
8-31
8-1!)
25c
3 %
___
Enterprises
37 y2c
Power
&
preferred
%''
Light,
Boys-Manny
Pepsi-Cola
Co,
(entire
$105
Co.,
Pittsburgh.
Ft.
Common
7'-■<
Gas
called
6%
10-
1
9-
9
Twin
Clutch
1
9-
9
Union
9-15
preferred
1
Union
United
$1.75
10-
4
9-
9
1
(quar.).
Corp.,
Non-voting
7%
voting
original
2nd
Bit
Raisin
Co
Co.,
Corp.
Bros,
(J.
Rumford
Saco
Lowel
Shops
43an
Carlos
Milling Co.
Schlage
Lock
^cott
Fetzer
&
6cott
&
Co.
Ltd.,
:
(quar,)_HI
5%
preference
I
_I_HII
Original
4.32%
preferred
Southern
Co.
Southern
preferred
Process,
4.28%
preferred
Southwestern
Special
$1
5%
conv.
7%
pfd.
preferred
Standard Radio
Class
>%
B
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
2
10-
30c
1
9-15
-IIIHII
~*
(quar.>11
(quar.)
Ltd.,
preferred
preferred
Waialua
B
class
9-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-14
91'/4c
$1.12 %
12-
1
11-14
Weoo
Sugar
&
Welsbach
9-30
9-
9
Western
9-15
8-31
35c
9-30
9-12
9-30
8-31
White
9-15
9-
8-25
8-23
10-
1
Common
8-12
(quar.)II_H
I
(quar.)
HI
dividend
Stokely-Van Camp,
_IHII
(stock
Quarterly
preferred
(quar.
6undstrand Machine Tool Co.
>11
div.)
I_
~~
(quar )
I
8-31
1
American
9-30
10-
American
Greetings
American
Hair
American
Hoist
&
Home
Assurance
$4.64
10-15
9-22
American
10-
7
9-21
American
10-
7
9-21
American
10-
1
9-21
American
Insulator
9-
American
Insurance
9-
10-
6
9-
1
C
10-14
1
9-
9
&
9-20
9-
9-15
8-31
5
10-
c
12-6
10-10
11-
1
Co.,
Ltd
:
class
A
6
4
9-
7
4%%.
10c
9-12
8-29
10c
Co.
(quar.)
9-12
8-29
62%c
iquar.)
9-30
9-
40c
40c
(quar.l—
Co.
B
(resumed)__
Optical
Potash
9-
9
9-15
9-
2
9-15
9-
6
9
(s-a)
10-15
1-3-56
$3
(quar.)________
20c
9-
9-22
12-
1
9
8-15
10-1
9-20
$i.06y4
10-
1
9-20
75c
10-
1
9-20
9-15
8-31
$1.12 y2
iquar.)
(quar.)_
HI_II
Co
8-18
9-
8-18
9-15
9-
2
16c
9-30
9-
9
4%2%
$1.12 %
30c
10-
1
9-14
8-31
5%
A
C
5%
8-15
9-20
Common
9-30
9-20
$1.20
9-20
5%
American
Seating
Co.
American
Smelting
10-14
9-
American
Stamping
77'ggr
9-
9-15
9-
10-15
10-
Acme
11-15
11-
Acushnet
5%
9-30
10-
1
9-15
9-12
25c
10-
1
9-12
25c
10-
1
9-12
40c
9-20
9-10
Acme
$1.10
Acme
these
8-16
American
Steel
9-10
8
26
American
Stores
9-15
9-
1
American
Surety Co.
9-
1
Foundries
Co.
9-10
9-
2
American
Telephone
9-30
9-
9
American
Tobacco
Water
share
Products,
Adam
Co.
preferred
Sugar
given
in
the
dividend
Hxtra
20c
9-
1
8-15-
30c
$3.60
65c
20c
100%
-
9-20
1
8-19
1
8-
5
9-15
9-
5
9-
10-
1
9-
1
9-20
9-
2
10-18
40c
9-
1
$0.20833
9-
18%c
9-
9-29-
1
1
8-11
50c
9-10
25c
9-10
8-25
40c
9-30
9-22
$1.75
9-30
9-22
9-
1
9-
1
$1.12V2
12-
1
8-25.
8-19
8-19
11-21
37'/2c
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
9-15
8-26.
50c
10-
1
9-15
9-15
9-15
9-
1
50c
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-15
9-
I
I
9-
1
9-15
9-
9-20
9-13
12-20
12-13
9-24
9-
9-
8-26
1
9-10
9-
8-31
25c
50c
7
9-30
9-
ft
I
8-12
8-
5
9-16
Telegraph
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Holdert
—
pfd.
tquarj)—
Stock
9-1
Anheuser-Busch
8-31
Anvil
10-10
8-31
Archer-Daniels-Midland
$1
9.15
9.
Arden
9-
8-15
62y2c
1
1
$3
Argo
3
9--«0
Argus
10-
3
9-10
Arizona
f$1.25
9-15
55c
40c
-
(quar.)
50c
11-
8-20
8-26
9-
9-16
9-23
9-
1
Ltd.
(quar.)—
8-31
8-19
50c
9-
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)_—
87y2c
(quar.)
Louisiana
Arkansas
Western
Steel
9-29
Armco
1
8-15
Armstrong
tlOc
9-
1
7-29
$3.75
Corp.
Cork
preferred
(quar.)_
common
Co.
7-29
1
8-1
9-
1
8-
1
59c
—
1
9-
9-
1
8-
1
27V2c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
1
25c
9-30
9-16
31c
9-15
8-31
$1.06V\
(quar.)__—_—
common
10-
1
9-15
:
(quar.)
12V2c
9-30
9-
9
22y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
9-
62y2c
(quar.l
Co.,
8-11
25c
(quar.)
Gas
Gas
9-12
8-10
*20c
common
Power,
2
1
7
1
(quar.)
preferred
8
8-
9-
(quar.)——
9-
10-18
*15c
9-
10-
50c
:—
(quar.)—
10c
100%
1
9
preferred
Arkansas
9-30
8-29
11-
1
preferred
preferred
4.65%
9-15
9-16
9-
SI.10
Arkansas-Missouri
9-12
8-15
9-30
9-15
common
Service,
8-12
9-10
8-15
1
9-
Co—
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
30c
.-I
Ltd.,
Public
8-12
9-30
8-15
1
9-
9-30
25c
9-12
25c
1
9-
3iy4c
15c
common
10-14
9-12
9-
37'/2c
30c
preferred
1
12'/2c
Inc.
Co.,
A
(quar.)
Corp.,
$2.50
8-10
*
—
class
$2736
•
Inc.—,
9-12
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
Inc.',
Farms
10-
9
10-10
85c
$1.25
(quar.)
participating
3:30c
(quar.)
A
Brand,
Oil
$2.25
25%
9-1
'
9-
25c
—.—_—
1
mVhc
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores,
(quar.)
1
—
1
25c
dividend—
10-1.0
Ltd.
10-
20c
prior preferred (quar.)_—
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
10-
(quar.)
(accum.)
——
3iy4c
Refineries,
pfd.
$5
Class
8-31
34%c
6%
8-25
1
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
Common
When
Payable of Rec.
9-15
10-
75c
(quar.i
—
10-
preferred (accum.)
(quar.)
Stores,
8-18-
50c
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Process
8-18
5
25c
(quar.)—
Y.)
Works,
preferred
^'/sc
(quar.)
Adams Express Co.
(quar.)____
Stock
&
Co.
t37V2c
10c
Hat
5%%
(N.
1
common
Extra
Wire
1
9-
60c
iquar.)
(quar.)___
(quar)
(quar.)_
Co.
9-
9-
25c
(quar.)——
Refining
Co.—
25c
being
convertible
Steel
(quar.)_
&
American
Alloys,
9-
9-10
35c
$1.75
Corp.
(quar.l
Aluminum
9-
9-15
35c
Wool
Paper
(quar.)
9-15
1
35c
(quar.)___
Rock
8-31
&
A
9-
Sanitary
quar.)
Writing
(quar.)
class
Standard
American
preferred
9-15
10%.
preferred
8-31
Per
Acadia-Atlantic
10-11
&
(increased
list does not include divi¬
convertible
8-31
9-30
9-21
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Radiator
common
5%
(quar.C
Industries, common__
20c
1
preferred
Glass,
preferred
F
7V2C
17'Ac
5%
Window
Metal
9-39
10-
$1
American
Paper Co. Ltd.,—
(increased quar.l—
&
10-10
$1.25
give the dividends announced in
previous
preferred
Abrasive
9-12
25c
$1.50
Lines
(quar.;
15c
Company
Power
Common
8
9-
Abitibi
—
(quar.)
A
President
9-15
1
8-lft
25c
75c
(quar.)
9-15
Name of
—
—
preferred
7%
9-10
50c
12y2c
(quar.)
preceding table.
8-18
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
8-16
8-19
Chemical—
9-15
7%c
.
9-15
9-
Co.
&
5%
Corp.,
9-12
8-31
27'/2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
American
8-16
9
50c
common
Extra
American
8-30
9-26
9-
50c
—
B
1
9-15
9-15
$1.12%
—
(quar.)
Extra
Class
10-
■
10-
8-18
A
1
for
(quar.)
25c
I_
(quar.l
$1 I6V4
9-
called
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Co.
$1.20
(quar.l
Corp.
Ltd.,
$1.10
(quar.l
Coke
Class
$4
(quar.)___
Metal
convertible
American
9-20
60c
pfd.
5'/2%
American
9-
$1.25
9-15
9-
dividend)—
issue
(quar.l
(quar.)
Products,
1
9-
1
9-20
25c
(quar.)
10-
10-
this
&
Co.,
Meter
Stationery Corp.—
common
American
1
9-30
10-
at
Machinery
preferred
9-15
9-10
10-
Metal
2
issue
1
preferred
American
15c
(quar.)__
class
we
(quar.)
Sept.
1
at $25.50
per
dividend)———2—____
this
Machine
y2 %
9-
Sept.
Laundry
9
25c
weeks and not yet
paid. The
dends announced this
week,
20c
plus
(entire
American
Below
9-15
10-11
com.
(entire
on
_______—
9-
2
2244
111.,
A
American
5
$1.75
of
8-31
8-31
9-
8-22
9-15
45c
(quar.)______
9-20
Wyckoff Steel Co.
Radio
Corp.
$1.05
9-20
9-15
J.)—
N.
'8-31
9-12
Zenith
(Newark,
9-20
9-16
1
9-15
20c
$1.01
9-20
10-
8-31
12y4c
(quar.l
(quar.).
Foundry Co. <quar.)_
American Maize-Products, common
(quar.)_
7%
preferred
(quar.
50c
9-13
30c
American
50c
8-12
$1.16
American
$1.25
8-12
9-10
15c
—
on
plus
9-
15c
common..—
8-31
(quar.)
com.
8-15
8-15
40c
(quar.)—
9-14
Co.,
1
25c
1
&
&
Co.
share
9-
9-
9334c
J.)
(quar.)___—
(Del.)
preference
redemption
87'/2c
12 y2c
Co.,
pref. series
redemption
per
4'/2%
share
$1.50
(N.
9-20
preferred
Inc.
$25.50
8-26
25c
120c
8-15
50c
—________
for
1
9-15
25c
Derrick
Investment Co.
9-
87y2c
dividend
conv.
9-15
50c
—
called
1
25c
(quar.l.
International
9-ld
10-
62V2c
—
—
:—_____—
Semi-Annual
Stock
1
6
Home
Products
(monthly).
Hospital Supply (quar.)—
Indemnity Co.
(s-a—
^Cfnerican
9-15
1
10-
3434c
—_—
American
9-15
1
10-
6
common
8-26
9-30
10-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
9-
(quar.
Felt,
8-
10-
40c
Co.
preferred
Coal
&
preferred
8-23
$2
(increased )—__
Power
Grocers
Zeigler
$6
1
1
75c
(quar.)_—______—
9-19
11-
5
9-
10-
9-
(quar.)
Stores,
Yard-Man,
Electric
&
8
50c
Light, 4M>%
$4.40
Gas
2
50c
5
*$1.32
9-
Tiling Co. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)—
Foreign Power (quar. 1
Forging & Socket Co. (quar,)___
2
30c
8-
10-
Encaustic
9-
43%c
iquar.)
9-15
1
25c
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.i__
1
9-
50c
&
9
6
10-
$1.12%
(quar.)_______
9-30
9-15
8-19
(quar.)__
iquar.)____
Telegraph Co.
Electronics
9-
30c
7-29
1.25c
-
(quar.)—
50c
l__
8-15
5
20c
(quar.)—
75c
(quar.)
9-10
9-10
9-
$1.25
iquar.)_—
(quar.)
C
District
9-
9-20
8-19
25c
(quar.)
Enka
(quar.)
preferred
4.80%
Co.
9-
1
5
35c
Cyanamid, common (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.l
American
9-
10-10
2
8-19
9-
75c
preferred (quar.)____
Cable
&
3%%' preferred
9-15
9-15
$1.25
9-12
10c
CorpHincreased]
common
3'/2%
c
9-
5
(St. Louis)—
common
60c
(quar.)
Villa
17,7
preferred
American
9-20
9c
8-19
9
9-
37y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Colortype
American
$2.50
preferred
37'/2c
(quar.)
9-20
1
8-31
9-12
11-
1
9-14
1
5
1010-
9-10
9-27
9-
Chicle
American
9-15
9-27
9-
Chain
American
9-20
50c
9-30
American
9-20
25c'
Wisconsin Southern Gas
Wooster
Rubber
Co
9-30
9-16
%
1
9-30
9
9-
—_————
Co.,
7%
Co..
9-20
30c
6%
preferred iquar.)
Wisconsin Power &
9-12
Can
1
$2.50
iquar.)_
Co.
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Line
1
1
8-15
9-
iquar.)
Corp.,
Wieboldt
9-
Barge
10-
10-
1
9-
30c
(quar.)—
10-
8-31
9-23
t55c
common
Note
c
(quar.)__:
&
Tablet
12%c
1
American
9-15
10-20
81 y4c
common
preferred
Bakeries,
Bank
American
10c
1
1
6
6
,
1
933/4c
50c
common
Co
Co.,
Gardner
9-
5%
9-
c
10-
30c
preferred
5c
Extra
Wells
9-15
6%
8c
(quar.l
Products
tl5c
(quar.)
A
preferred
Walker
10-14
8-15
9-
36c
__d__
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Wayne Knitting Mills iquar.I
50c
1
1
33%
8-12
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.l—
convertible
1
15c
iquar.)____
9-20
9-14
25%
4>/2%
American
9-26
8-19
1
50c
Automobile Insur. Co.
67 %c
iquar.ii.
Agricultural
Wailuku
8-26
8-15
10-
$L25
1
9-
$1.02
Aggregates, 5%
preferred
Airlines, common (quar.)
American
10-
68%
(quar.)
9-
10-
(quar.l
preferred
Sugar
convertible
1
9-
8-12
9-
Quarterly
$1
(quar. i__
pfd.
(Bait.)
9-10
9
2
$1.25
Visking Corp. iquar.)___
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.
18 '/4C
class
$1.25
1
1
9
—$1
(quar.)
convertible
9-12
9-
9-
9-
75c
(quar.)
common
$1.75
9-
1
9-16
25c
(accum.)
Virginia Electric
$5
9-30
(quar.)_______
Refining
Equipment
6%?
6%
3 Ms %;
37
9-20
10-
$1.50
quar.)_
American
9-10
9-
(quar.)
9-15
30c
25c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
prior
9
25c
(quar.)__
pfd.
(initial
common
Stecher-Traung Lithograph
5%
~
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
99-
07
common
Corp.,
preferred
Oil
Victor
8-31
9-24
60c
IIIHII
6%
Finance,
convertible
Stearns
9-10
27c
(quar. 1
Factors
75c
6%
8
9-22
$1.25
common
American
Victoria & Grey Trust Co.
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
9-15
9-
10-
~
(quar.)
sinking fund
&
9-22
20c
preferred
Loan
9-15
8-19
9-20
19c
Sprague Electric (quar.)
Springfield City Water (quar.)
State
9
9-30
1
8%
9-12
(quar.)
Sparks-Withington.
Standard
9-
9-20
9-
9-12
zx
Sperry-Rand Corp.,
$4.50
Inc.
1
iquar.i-
Investment,
i
preferred
Vecder-Roof,
1
(quar.)____
preferred
9
10-
Ill(quar."
Materials Co. (quar.)
Southwestern Gas & Electric—
4.65%
9-
9-20
10-
I
+$1.12%
9-20
9-15
9-
15c
(quar.
50c
40c
(quar.)
American
8
(quar.)
common
Mills
Co.—
Southern
5%
Utah
Vanity Fair
62>/ac
(quar.)
Franklin
7
57l/2c
(quar.)
8
9-
(increased)
A
Inc.
2
$130
common
9-
1
—
Tobacco,
9-
9-12
22 %c
~
Edison
preferred
Leaf
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)__!_
Sugar Co.,
Southern California
Utilities,
$4.25
(quar.)
1
10-
9-19
1
9-15
30c
;
Mfg. Co
Leather Co.—
Amalgamated
American
non-cumulative
,
1
150c
:
10-
9-15
25c
8-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
Special
25c
A
iquar.)
Co.,
1
56'/4c
(quar.l_
preferred
iquar.i__
preferred
Porto Rico
preferred
Tobacco
7%
<
class
9-23
75c
com.
8
(increased)
10-
H_I_I
Gas,
preferred
preferred
S
Co.,
10-
I
&
4.50%
8%
Universal
U
130c
(quar.)
4.60%
South
United
9-12
10c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)
Smith Investment Co.
South Carolina Electric
9-16
9-23
25c
HI
(quar.)_IH
Co
5%
9-30
33c
Ltd.
convertible
9-22
25c
<5immons-Doardman Publishing
Corp.—
$3
10-13
$1.50
com.
8
9-
(quar.)'
preferred
,___
Breweries,
1
60c
(quar.)
9-
1
40c
Fund
preferred
dividend
Shelby Salesbook
9-
Foil
$4.20
3.65%
preferred (quar.)
-Ccabrook Farms, 4'/2%
preferred
Seattle Gas Co. (quar.)
Beeman Bros, (reduced)
Silknit,
9-20
S.
$4.04
.
fBick's
7%
$1.25
Manufacturing Co.,
1
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
9-16
I
1
1010-
American
8-26
—.—II
10-
26c
1'
9-15
15c
pfd.
Goods
Amalgamated
160c
(quar.)
10-
8-19
35c
Aluminum
9-19
1
(quar.)
20c
1
Inc.—
9
iquar.)
9-
American
9-
<quar.)_
Williams
Stock
■Scovili
Class B
1
15c
(quar.)
Co.
9
9-
70c
:
9-15
America
10-
common
9-26
9-10
1
9-
5c
Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)_________________—_
5%% 2nd preferred (quar.l
American
pfd. (quar. i___t$0.328125
)..328125
(quar.)
Light & Power,
preferred A (quar.
25c
62'/2c
1
9-
75c
(quar.;
America,
preferred
9-
25c
(quar.).
of
9-
9-15
10%
4%
1
25c
.
(quar.)
Joseph
5%.
HI
HHHI
Engineering (quar.)
Printing Co.
2
9-
*20c
"
~
(quar.)
O.)
9-15
—
U.
9-
10c
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5'A %
St.
_HH
(quar.)
9-26
—__________
9-20
9-12
34 %c
Ltd.
T,td.
preferred (s-a)
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
9-30
37%c
(quar.)__
35c
$3.75
Ltd.
1
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.l—
Cement (increased
Co.
6
8-31
1
Aluminum
1
87'/2C
(quar.)
9-12
1
62V2C
62y2c
(quar.(
9-15
9-12
7%
9-15
20c
com,
9-30
9-
Income
5c
(quar.).
Rochester Transit
Ronson
9
____
__________
Paper
5V2''/' preferred
Robinson Little &
Ross
9
Aluminum
9-30
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.l
U S Cold Storage
Corp.______
U S Envelope Co., common
(quar.l
9-15
Aluminium,
10-
12'/2c
(quar.)—
Mfg.,
Portland
9-16
9-15
9-30
New
50c
(quar.)_____
Alpha
9-30
$1.05'/4
Co.-
8-19
9-
9-15
50c
preferred
9-30
$1.12 y2
conv.
Inc.
preferred
9-
Gas
50c
common
preferred
(Omaha>
class
(Louisl
Allis-Chalmers
11 V4c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Allis
9-
Funds,
60c
(quar.)
1
9-
9-15
United
1
10-10
9-15
United
10-
1
4%
9-15
9-15
9-
1
10-
4'/2%
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
8c
9-15
9-
11-
Co.,
Allied Stores
1%
1
1
10-10
—
Utilities,
convertible
25c
preferred
Robert.shaw-Fulton Controls,
Roos
United
$1.75
(quar.)
convertible
Reynolds Metals
River
6%.
6
5c
Manufacturing Co.,
3%%
6
9-23
10-10
1
9-
10-
35c
60c
l
(quar.I_______
dividend
B
1
$1.75
Radio Condenser Co.
Roller
Reliance
9-
9-23
1
9-16
$1.09%
(quar.)_
Extra
1%
1010-
Laboratories,
dividend,,
Stock
9-
50c
___
(quar.)
Reed
9-23
50c
iquar.)..-
7%1st
preferred
(quar.)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (increased
quar.I
Purolater Products
Reading Co., 4%
Stock
10-
$1.16
$1.16'/4
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kid
Allied
9-15
~
$1
__
common
Rope
Cities
$1.06
iquar.)__+:
preferred
com.
Yards
Wire
United
Cqu&r.l_Z__——
preferred
Allied
9-15
1:60c
Kxt ra
9-30
10-15
11-
10-
$1.25
__„
1
1
Corp.—
(s-ai
Dye
1
$6
(quar.l__
Class
4.65%
RR.
&
Co.—
10-
11-
8-17
9-16
$3
:
10-
(quar.i__
com.
(quar.l
9
10-
11-
Chemical
3»/4%
—__—___
preferred
9-
45c
Gas
$1
preferred
9-
9-30
Allied
(quar.).;
lKansasl,
$1.44
3
25c
Allied
9
4.08%
—
Power
(quar. 1
preferred
10-
$1.50
4.25'/
Publication
Pacific
&
$1.35
9-15
Co.-
(quar.)_,
9
(quar.)
System
preferred
4%
1
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—
4%
Gas
Union
1
Inc.—
Power, com,
preferred (quar.)
3.60'/
Disc
5%
9-15
33c
99-
—:
Electric Light
Gas,
Stock
_J.
1
1
---
Telephone (Mich.), $2.75
preferred (quar.)__
Ry.
10-
8-17
9-
10-
20c
z
quar.)
dividend
10-
58c
A.„_
—
10-
$2.70
(quar. 1
Electric
.•
Century-Fox Film
10-15
(increased
Industries
Stock
150c
Union
__
Woolen Mills,
oieferred
Potomac
&
Twentieth
10-
Allen
9
$1
_——
9
12 y2 c
9
9-
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)_____——
Williams
Steel
Forging
Quarterly
this
(quar.).
9-
1
$1
_______
Union
plus
_________
Chicago
iquar.i
(quar.l
9-
9-
1
10-
15c
preferred
Tucson
9-12
A.i
class
1st
(quar,)
preferred
Portland
&
iL.
Ltd.,
1
9-30
Equipment Co.
10-
$1.14
(quar.)__
A
„—_____
preferred
$1.75
Wayne
Corp.,
10-
9-10
Allen Electric &
$1.12
redemp¬
for
share
(quar. 1
5%
4j/2%
8-31
20c
Allen
9
$1.16
——
Co—_______
Finance
Class B__
9
9-22
9
(quar.l—
Co.
$1.10
$4.50
Long Distance Telephone
Natural
Trust
&
Packing
Traders
1
20c
per
preferred
9-
15c
99-
——
$ 1.12 y2
_____
1
1
(R.
9-
$1.05
(quar.l—
10-
(quar.)
class
Baldwin, Ltd.
10-
$1.28
—
Co
1
$1.12%
Philippine
Pioneer
9-23
9-14
14
&
8-18
9-13
87y2c
Ludlum Steel, com. (increased)
preferred iquar.|_—
C.) Business Machines (quar.)
$4.37'/2
special meeting
on
a
directors'
a
10-
—
issue
at
1
10-15
Insurance
Transue
60c
$1.15
(quar. t__
Oct.
on
1
1
9-
(quar.t__
_
Corp,
(quar.)
Philadelphia Dairy Products
tion
1110-
8-31
Perfex
preferred
T'obin
9-15
Jack—
&
8-26
9c
(quar.)
Moe
1
Consolidated,
com.
preferred
(quar.) ___.w
preferred
(quar.)
4.40 'f.
9-
9-14
Allegheny
9
$1.311/4
:-
—
Corp.,
convertible
Title
13c
;
4.60%
8-22
$2.50
—
9
9-
$1.27 V:>
—
pfd. A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.l______
—Tishman Realty & Construction, com. (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-31
20c
1
$1.22 V2
——
4,A%
1
9-
Alexander
9-
1
$1.16
Thrilty Drug Stores Co., 4'/2%
9-28
y2 %
_____
Inc.
4
2
_
_
Pep
—
Carbon
Investment
60c
9-15
10-17
(s-ai—
9
1
10-
—
Oct.
on
9-
1010-
8-18
$1.15
$1.16'/2
_____—-
pfd.
32c
:
(quar.)
Natural Gas (quar.)
Vicksburg Ry. (s-a)__
Steel, common (increased)
preferred (quar.)____
5%
10-
&
$1.15
______
_______
at
10-20
3
(quar.)
preferred
Wood
$1.061/4
:
(quar.).
vote
11-18
33 '/3 %
9
proposal to split the common two-for-one.
8
3
11-15
Mfg. Corp., common.'...
Stpck dividend
6'1
preferred <quor.)_-___
Park-Lexington
Co._____
Patican Co.,
Ltd
Pennsylvania
9-
10-
*25c
Pantcx
&
1
*25c
__—
Mines
10-
9-16
■
Alan
(quar.)
heid
be
25c
Package Machinery (quar.i___—
Pantepec Oil Co. (C. A.) (ktcck dividend)
Patino
to
10-31
$1
Alabama
9-
9-
$2.50
Alabama-Tennessee
9-15
(quar,)~_-i_
Stockholders will
9-10
Holdert
3
$1.12y2
(quar.)
8-31
(quar.)_____
Light, $4 pfd. (quar. )____—
Utilities
Texas
preferred
1
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)—
$4.43
9
4.60%
4.20
1
_.—
$4
Power,
9-
RR.—
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
3.50%
Alabama
When
Payable of Ree.
35c
(s-a)
10-
(quar.)
Service.
&
Power
■
9-2
1
8-31
Share
(quar.)
Gas
10-
preferred
$4.56
8-26
(quar.)„___
pfd.
__
Texas
8-29
8-30
(quar t—•—
Ltd.
prior
1
9-30
—
Co.
Co.,
10-
10-
9-15
9-15
preferred
35c
(quar.)
preferred
$4.64
9-10
37%c
.
(Chicagoi__
Products
Electric
Texas
$1.12 V2
$1.12'/2
____
•
Debenture
>k
Ontario Steel
Oregon
1—
Co.
2
8-29
25c
1
1
9-10
5%
Alabama
$1.50
preferred (quar.)__ii——
5.12%
preferred (quar.)—
5.25%. -preferred (quar.)-.—
8-19
1
~
(quar.).—..
(quar.)
Inc.
La
9-
50c
Corp., common (increased)——
4V2''
preferred (quar.)—
Oisen
9-20
*50c
—___
iquar.i
preferred
10-
—
10-
10-
'
common
4.50%> preferred (quar.)
Akron Canton &
Youngstown
(quar.t_
com.
5.10%
*25c
—,—_
Oliver
Omar,
4.90%
9-2
9-20
9
Co.,
'
(quar.)_
4.64%
9
9-
$1.50
___
9
9-
'
—
(quar.)—
$4.56
1st
9-
1
Company
Reduction
$1.02 V2
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.60%'
9-
1
1
10-
75c
_____4___————
preferred
preferred
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)—
dividend
8-31
1
10-
9
62 Vic
_____
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
Per
Name of
Air
(quar.)—-.—
pfd.
6%
Co..
Transmission,
Gas
4.65%
10-
29c
Cement,
Ltd,
Power
4.25%
1
9-
9-30
25c
9-
7178C
(quar.)___--
(quar.)____:
4 10%
9
9-12
9-15
45c
;—__
Welch
1
9-
9-
(Wise.)—
Portland
Extra
Stock
9-30
$4
/
(quar.)___
Mills,
9-16
9-15
8-30
1
25c
Telluride
Tennessee
9-14
9
2
9-16
1
9-
10-
$1
—
pfd.
5%
1
$1.10
(quar.)——--
Products
9-16
10-
1834c
(quar.—_
Ogilvie Flour
Tecumseh
cash
—
States! Power
Northwestern
9-
Inc.,
preferred
9-30
40c
—
9
<quar.)_
(James),
9-30
$1.25
___;
——-
for
com.
9-
10c
2 '/r
$1.06 v4
< quar.)
of
preferred
Ohio
534%
9-14
preferred
Talcott
9-10
9-23
40c
Investment
preferred
Northern
6
9-20
50c
9-
9-30
$2
—
.
Holder$
Payable Of Rec.
50c
—
Inc., com. (quar.)
(quar.)_'___——
$4 preferred
35c
__——
Sylvania Electric Products.
20c
Gas Co. (quar.)
Indiana Public Service-
Common
One
$4.40
Penn
Northern
Old
6
—__
Co.
Insurance
Norris-Thermador
or
9-
iquar.)
Nopco Chemical Co.
North
1
■___
—.-J-
iquar.i
Niagara Fire
North
10-
56
(quar.)—————
preferred
Niagara
y4 c
60c
1
....
——~
dividend
3
9-19
■
15c
Mining Co. (quar.)
Superior Oil Co. (Calif.)
1
—-—-
City
Stock
10-
Share
Company
Sunshine
$1.18%
Inc.—
—.—_
Omnibus (quar.
New Yorker Magazine, Inc. iquar.i
Newport Industries com. (quar.)—,.
N.
10-17
When
Per
Name of
8-25
10-
——
preferred (quar.
York
New
9-10
25c
<quar.)__
common
(s-a)_!
Public Service,
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
25c
(quar.)___
preferred
New
When
Share
Carton
.
9-2JL
9-
3
45c
9-
8
8-
30c
9-
1
8-
5
9-15
8-
5
933/4c
5
Volume
Number
182
5459
.
13
(821)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
l
Armstrong
Class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)_.
Aro
Equipment Com., 4(4%
Ashland Oil & Refining—
(increased
Common
$1.50
$5
2nd
pid.
preferred
<quar.)_____.
Astron
Co.
Investment
Associates
Common
Athey
Atlanta
Gas
4l/2%
$1.3114
$2.75
Light,
$1
Atlanta
10-
1
50c
10-
1
(quar.)
common
1
Line
Air
Ry.
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Co.
Coast
Line
Co.
RR.
Atlantic
Co.
Atlas
Corp.
Atlas
$4.50
9-
1
Co.
(10(4
6(4
cents
securities)
A
Avon
Inc.,
Products,
Baldwin
Piano
Co.,
(initial)
(from invest, inc.)
——
Co.
(quar.).—
(Del.)
(quar.)__.
common
6%
.
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)___—
Baltimore Gas
4%
preferred
C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric, common
preferred A
(quar.)
4r/c
4'4%.
7%
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Barym
Basin
•
Industries,
Bath
Bathurst
Power
Beam
(J.
<quar.)__
B.)
partic.
pfd.
Class
A
$1.50
Beck
Belden
(quar.)
(increased)—
common
(quar.)—..:
(quar.)
Shoe, 4%% preferred
Manufacturing
Co.
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
.
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Bell
&
Gossett
Co.
Bell
&
Howell
Co.,
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Mines,
Quebec
Beneficial
Corp.
Beneficial
Finance
Berkshire
4%
preferred
Ltd. (s-a)_
dividend)
(quar.)
Cement,
&
Corp.,
(Increased)—
com.
(quar.)—
'
———
—_
Black
4(4%
Carpet,
Electric
Black-Clawson
Co.
(quar.)
Bloch
preferred
Blue
Bell
—
(quar.)_
preferred
6%
Co.
Bohn
Aluminum
Investment
Brass
&
Trust
Bond
Stores,
Inc.
Borax
Consol.
Ltd.
Co.
(quar. 1
3'/2%
(interim)
________
Corp.,
preferred
Erach
<E.
J.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
&
—
Co.
Trust——
________
—
Estate
Real
Class
Sons
9-30
Semi-annual
$1.30 pref.
9-15
1
Canada
9-
1
Canada
Canada
Malting,
Canada
10-
1
9-10
Special
10-
1
9-10
Quarterly
4
Canada
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-12
Canada
class
A
preference
$2.90
preferred
4 (4 %
Briggs
Extra
_:
Plastics
Brillhart
Brillo
Mfg.
Co.
Bristol-Myers
3%%
preferred
(interim)——
common
(quar.)
British
American
Oil
British
American
Bank
Increased
1—
(s-a)
(quar.)
Co.,
>.
Ltd.
Co.-,
(quar.)
a__
deposit receipts ord.
dep.
4%
preferred
4(4%
43,4 %
5%
preferred
Broadway
$3.80
Market
Taunton
Brockton
preferred
Eroderick &
Class
A
(quar.)
——
;
1
(quar.)
__
1
8-17
9-15
9-
8
1
12-
1
7%
8-15
1
8-12
35c
9-
$1.50
1
8-15
9-10
12(4o
12-10
12-
9-
1
8-
5
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-
9-15
1
8-10
1
8-10
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Utilities
Controller
Equipment,
5%
1
1
9-10
1
9-15
$4.50
}65c
10-
1
"_I
1
P-15
1-
9-15
56 '4 c
9-
1
8-17
$1.25
9-
1
12-15
3
8-15
8-26
9-15
8-26
20c
;
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
50c
9-30
9-15
30c
9-15
9-
$1.12 »/2
9-15
9-
2
2
(quar.)
common
7%
10-
1
9-
87'/a C
9-
1
8-10
50c
gtd.
9-
1
8-10
(quar.)
10c
Canadian
Ice
Class- A
1
8-12
1
8-12
Canadian
9-
1
8-12
Canadian
9-15
8-15
8-31
1
5%
9-13
9-
10-
1
1
8-
8
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
Mills,
Cannon
9-15
9-
10-
Class
B
5%
Mfg.,
Carolina Telephone &
9-
1
8-22
Carpenter
9-10
8-25
Carpenter Steel
9-
1
8-20
10-
1
9-15
9-14
8-15
9-30
9-17
9
9-
1
8-
9-
1
1
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
4
9-
9-
1"
8-15
9-15
9-30
9-15
40c
60c
9-30
9-20
9-15
8-26
9-15
8-26
9-15
9-
1
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
8-15
10-14
10-
3
1
9-
2
10-
1
6d
6d
10-10
8-26
10-10
8-26
9-
8-18
1
9-21
4
40c
9-
1
3-12
75c
9-
9
8-30
9-
9
8-30
9-
1
8-15
56'4 c
8-31
9-20
9-
7
B
A
(quar.)
Fibre
Warehouse
Detroit
8-31
voting com.
(quar.)
11-30
11-15
9-20
9-
1
series A
99-
2
2
8-15
$1.25
12-20
12-
0
Consolidated
Edison
$1.12'/a
10-
1
9-12
preferred
(quar.)
$ 1.18 34
10-
1
9-12
$1.12'/2
Securiites,
(ouar.)
com,
35c
dend
9-30
9-16
9-16
9-30
9-16
9-15
9-
for
of 5
common
$1.12(4
10-
1
9-
1
9-7
10-
1
9-
7
Centra)
10-
1
9-
7
Central
10-
1
9-
7
Central Telephone,
8-15
payable
9-
1
8-15
Steel
Century
1
9-19
Cerro
2
8-12
the
to
&
Wire
was
holders
$4.52
declared
of
47c
Co.
33c
I
(quar.)
de
Ribbon
Pasco
Chamberlin
Mills
Co.
of
9-13
8-30
67'/a C
1
(quar,)
(quar.)
8-31
8-10
9-14
8-26
7'/aC
(quar.)
<quar.)___
America
25c
7-29
12'/aC
pfd.
(quar.)
Products
8-31
9-15
9-
37'/aC
9-30
9-20
25C
9-16
8-29
10c
9-15-
9-
1
2
:——
(quar.I—
—.
L
(quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
—
——
Water
preferred
9-
1
1
9-22
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
9-15
8-25
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-15
0-10
12-15
12-10
9-
1
10-
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
9-20
9-
9-15_
'
1
8-19
9-12
8-12
9-14
9-
3
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-' 1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
10-
8-13
}13c
100%
Co.
$1.04
(Me.)
$1.13
15c
(quar.)
9-16
8-
9-
10-
1
8-31
preferred
common
(Chicago)
(quar.)
(quar)
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago)
(quar.)
Stock dividend (one share of Continental
Assurance Co. for each 100 shrs, held)
Commercial Corp., com. (quar.)
convertible preferred
<quar.)_
25c
75c
93 -»c
35c
9
7-29
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
10-
1
9-
2
8-30
8-15
1
8-19
9-30
9-16
9-15
8-25
10-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
(quar.)
1
9-
10-
(quar.)—
Continental Can,
60c
8-10
11-
9-30
of America
Corp.
Continental
8-11
1
9-30
9-15
+37/20
Ltd. (quar.)
Power
Continental Assurance Co.
$3.75
class A
Power <fc Paper—
preferred (initial quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
Container
record
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)_*
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Consumers
company
new
Corp.'
5.40%
preferred
Water
$4.50
1
9-
53c
Corp.
Theatres.
$4.16
9-
—
Consolidated
Stock
1
9-19
25c
—
common
—
Consumers Glass,
Electric Co. (quar.)
Certain-Teed
9-
15
West
South
fc
4(4%
9-
25c
,
Consolidated Retail Stores—
Consumers
31.
Aug.
Century
10-
Sept.
cents
of
Extra
1
8-26
$1.50
——
Naval Stores
Consolidated
1
(stockholders received two
each share held).
A divi¬
payment
the
Laundries
Consolidated Paper Co.
Merged with Hercules Steel Products Corp.
and changed
name
to
Hercules Gallon
shares
Utilities
Gas
Consolidated
Products—
Steel
Consolidated
Consolidated
9-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
preferred
1st
2
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Ohio
6%
Freightways,
8-19
9-
Central Louisianna Electric—
4.50%
*37c
$38c
30c
(quar.)
Consolidated
9-16
$1.23
(quar.)
com.
20c
—
(quar.)
1
$1
1
4
——
(increased):_—
Co.
9-10
9-23
10-
$1.06 '4
preferred
iquar.u
4.25%
preferred
(quar.
4.92% preferred
(quar.)
Central-Illino'*
55c
(quar.)
common
15c
20c
—
Ltd.^
Corp.
Consolidated Engineering
9-12
(quar.)__
4%
Inc., 40c preferred
(quar.)
1
9-10
56(4c
10c
$25c
40c
60c
10c
35c
$1 50
1834c
25c
Cement
10-
9
10-10
(quar.)___————-
Connecticut Power
Connohio Co.,
9-
8-26
23c
Consolidated
(quar.)_^
9-
8-15
(quar.)—
Consolidated Amusement,
Public Service,
8-15
9-22
9
$1
25c
—
quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power, com.
0
preferred
Illinois
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Congoleum-Nairn
,
0-
4(4%
4.75%
preferred
com.
_________
preferred
iquar.)___
—
Life Asso. (Toronto)—
9-
$1.08'4
Illinois Light Co.,
4 7»
9-20
(quar.)
10-14
9
Confederation
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
4 (4 %
(Phila.),
common
$1.25
4.35%
Central
Corp.,
Mills
Cone
2
9-15
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
Central
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
and B
and B
10-14
9-
9-
25c
65o
50c
30c
Quarterly
Co.—
preferred series A
1111-
9-
$12Vac
Community Public Service (quar.)
Conde Nast Publications (quar.)__
8-15
9-
9-16
$5
(quar.)
Corp.
Edison
Title
8-15
10-
50c
(s-a)—_
Insurance
Locks
preferred
4%
8-18
'•
50c
Quarterly
9-15
1
Life
Credit
8-18
1
1
20c
common
1
25c
9-15
10c
10c
10c
(Boston)
•'
Commonwealth
11-18
11-30
37'/2c
(quar.)
!
Foundry, 5% preferred
of Georgia Ry.
(quar.j_
New
8-15
9-
1
9-
9-
——
Enterprises, Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
Paper, class A (quar.)
Combined
8-15
25c
Products
common
preferred
8-31
3c
Co.__
preferred
5%
*25c
50c
(ouar.)
9-
-
Mutual
Combined
8-15
$25c
(quar.)
K
(quar.)—
Carbon Co.
Quarterly
8-16
,
2
2
8-18
1
35c
(quar.)
Columbus
8-15
*12c
___.
1
8-31
*5c
I
(quar.)
A
B
Commercial
8-31
9-
30c
99-
9-
$2
(quar.)
Columbian National Life Insurance
5
*5c
10-
9-10
Class
Commonwealth
*13c
9-15
9-29
20c
Class
8-31
9-
$1.12 (4
8-15
$1.12(4
—-
Milling
Columbian
8-15
75c
9-10
Co.
&
<
1st non-cumulative preferred
Broadcasting System—
7c
9-13
8-31
Columbia
30c
Central
9-15
1
8-22
5%
9
9-30
9-
(monthly)
common
& Elevator (quar.)—
Colorado & Southern Railway—
8-22
Central
4
1
1
1
Central
8-24
10-
9-
9-12
6%
8-31
1
9-
9-13
1
8-26
9-30
50c
(monthly)
10-
8-26
9-12
50c
preferred (quar.)
Colorado
2
62(4c
(monthly) __:
4J/a%
9-12
Non-voting
9-14
9-30
Common
Common
25c
Central
8-~9
10-
8-19
8-19
8-19
9-10
25c
M.)
Central Power,
Colorado
9-10
_II~~
(A.
Stores,
9-10
50c
;
;
Class
8-10
50c
8-15
8-15
Central
1
1
9-
(quar.)___
(quar.).
Central Cold Storage
2
9-
9-
8-20
9-
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__—
57c
$2
(quar.)
Extra
9
9-
47c
9-13
(quar.)_
common
Class
9-14
.Colonial
8-20
9-14
1
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
40c
•
preferred
Class
3
9-
8-20
1
75c
Extra
1
9-
1
(quar.)
Catalin Corp. of America—
$1.20 convertible preferred (quar.)_
Catelli Food Products, Ltd., class A (quar.)
8-19
9-15
Corp.,
Castle
8-19
9-9
9-
1
9-
9c
Stone
&
Sand
9-
9-14
10-
87'4 c
Quarterly
75c
Co.,
;_
Extra
11-lf
9-
Colonial
35c,
;_
'.
__
Carson, Plrie, Scott & Co., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)^
Cascades Plywood
(quar.)__
8-22
1
11-30
8-15
*20c
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co.
preferred
$3
9-14
9-
(quar.)___
Extra
4(4%
9-28
(quar.)
Carlisle Corp.
Carrier
9-14
* 15c
^
common
8
8-15
9-14
1
1
1
10-
53 'Ac
4(4%
.__
8-22
1
1
10-
Coleman
8
Ltd.—
Co.,
(quar.)
A
8-30
16
Co J (quar.)
10-
8-
10-14
25c
Corp
Co., common (quar.)
——
preferred (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)__
Colonial Acceptance Corp. class A com
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of America-
8-15
1
*$1
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
1
8-25
10-28
$7.40
(quar.)
75c
class
Co.
(Philip)
Carey
*25c
9-
9-16
9-10
35C
International
Trust,
(quar.)_
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Carborundum
Co.
Coca-Cola
*50c
(s-at
Natural
Western
preferred
4%
1
Coca-Cola
2
*10c
Tire, Ltd., common
preferred
Canadian
8-10
!
(quar.)
common
Canadian
9-15
common
Ingersoll Rand, Ltd.
International
Investment
Ltd.,
7-20
9-30
Ltd.,
Machine,
2
9-
1
10c
;
}20c
8-15
1
(quar.)
8-16
10-
$1
9-
tlOc
net invest, inc.)
1
75C
*10c
Ltd.
(From
8-26
9-
—
(quar.)
Products Co._
9-
Foil
9
15c
—
Aluminum
Cochran
8-22
9-
—
—
9-30
2
8-22
10c
9-10
15c
9-30
9-
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Foods
(monthly)
Monthly
*25c
Fairbanks-Morse,
9-
9-
'
(quar. 1
2
$1.12'/a
Corp.
*15c
__
Fund. Inc.
9-
9-
-(quar.)
common
12-21
Illuminating—
*4334c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
8-19
9-12
1-3-56
—•—
Clinton
8-19
8-31
15c
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Clevite
1
9-
9-10
$1.25
Extra
9-15
1
9-
8-11
9-15
75c
special guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Quarries
(quar.)
t$l
(quar.)
10-21
1
4%
10-15
$20c
8-19
1
(quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.,
9-15
10-
Iron,
Electric
Cleveland
8-15
tine
$50c
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
noc
9-
11-
10-
50c
25c
Cleveland-Cliffs
9-
10-
9-16
$1.37'/a
Clayton & Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland 3uilders Supply
(quar.)
8-10
9-26
$1.75
Claussner Hosiery Co.
8-19
8-12
12c
—
(quar.);
common
7-29
9-20
9-16
9-12
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
9-30
50c
1
8-31
(Toronto)—
~
(quar.)
Co.
$2.75
1
(quar.)
Auto Stamping (quar.)
Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)
$4.50
(quar.)
T
Ltd.
8-19
$25c
hnnus
9-20
8-15
3
common
8
$30c
(quar.)
75c
8-31
10-
1
9-13
10-
$1.75
Co.
9-15
$50c
8-22
9-
Clark
9
t25c
(quar.)
8-26
9-
Clark
9-
1
1
9-14
$110
City Investing Co., 5(4% preferred (quar.)
City Specialty Stores, Inc., 4(4% pfd. (quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
5%
preferred (quar.)__
1
17 (4 c
50c
1
9-
9-
10-
City
1
9-
9-
9-16
$1
City
12 (4 0
9-16
$1
Citizens
1
9-
9-13
75c
Cinzano,
9-
9-30
12 (4 c
:
Electric
preferred (quar.)
Milling Machine,
Cities Service
$1.12(4
3r'Ac
8-26
$1.25
—
&
Gas
8-26
9-15
$1.75
Cincinnati
8-15
6
9-12
9-15
5%
8-19
1
1
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
8-31
9-
9-12
10-
(quar.)
4%
9-15
30c
9-
9-12
1
4%
8-24
$12c
10c
9-15
1
10-
100%
(quar.)
Corp.
Cincinnati
2%
9-30
10-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Chrysler
Canadian
8-20
16(4c
10-18
(initial)
new com.
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
i—
Securities, common (increased)__
Canadian
2-
Rope Co.—
—
1
50c
Christiana
9
11-10
3-1-56
9-
preferred
$1
9
8-
9-
8-20
15c
preferred
$7
$75c
Celanese,
preferred
$1.75
8-20
95c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8
10-
(quar.)
Canadian
1
Gas
Bascom
10-
10-29 1
$1.25
9-
1
'
(quar.)
8-2C
11-
25c
T
Club
1
*$1
*48c
*56c
t$1.19
162c
1
Clore Chemical Co.
on
—__
9-
75c
dividend
Stock
8-31
1
(interim)
(interim)
8-26
(initial quar.)
com.
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR. (quar.)
Chicago Towel Co., common (quar.)
8-31
9-
reg.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4(4%
ord.
Electric,
8-
Products, Inc.
American
receipts
1
1
*30c
American
Columbia
9-
10-29
111,!
A
8-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine,
10-
British-American Tobacco—
British
&
1
9-
$3
9
Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
convertible preference (quar.)
9-
quarterly
5
Lumber
10-
Ltd.—
Note,
8-
Mill &
*31'4c
B
9-
40c
35c
9334c
$21(40
1
5
100th
Wire
34c
—
__.
9-
55c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Cable Ltd., class
9-14
9-
$2
Extra
*31'Ac
40c
12(4c
(quar.)
Co. (increased)_—i_„
& Stratton (quar.)______
I;
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,
5
ex¬
Vinegars,
$1.05
28(40
$1.1834
Mfg.
Briggs
Chicago
5
8-
Canadian
9-
*72(4c
62(4c
5
8-
J 50c
anniversary bonus_
Steamship Lines, Ltd
9-29
37'/aC
8-
9-
__
Corp.
$2
$1
1
8-
(quar.)___
Mortgage
2
,
75c
;
1
Insurance—
anniversarv
A
9-
1
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.
7
9-
9-23
(quar.)
9-16
63c
Ltd.
class
$2
8-15
56 (4 c
(quar.):——
common
9-
1
10-
$10
1
9-
(
(quar.)__
Co.,
Brass
8
9-
1
12'/2c
(quar.)
Canal
&
Class
Bridge & Tank of Canada, Ltd.—
Bridgeport
8-
9-20
11-
87'/a c
Special
8-26
$25c
112(4c
(quar.)
1
9-30
10-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
9-19
75c
(quar. 1
9-
t$l
Ltd.
convertible
Chicago Dock
1
;_
100th
Canada
25c
——
8-12
$32 (4 c
Permanent
**oecial
21c
25c
5%
60c
50c
87(4c
$2
8-
1
9-
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance Co.
8-31
30c
75c
15c
15c
50c
25c
35c
8
1
9-
shares
A
$1.12'/a'
Chesebrough-Pond's
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy RR
9-
75c
Foundries,
Iron
9-22
25c
8-13
21.
June
class
Dominion Sugar
&
9-22
$1.12(4
25c
$1.25
1
10-
(quar.)
3
50c
$1.75
$1.75
35c
9-
$25c
___
3
25c
50c
8-18
$1.12(4
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
9-15
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Cordage,
B
8-25
1
9-
'
Brantford
9-15
9-15
10-
_____
(quar. 1
Boston & Albany RR.
Boston
9-30
Shares
American
of
income)——————
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
8-15
9-15
15c
15c
15c
I2V2C
25c
$1.06('4
$1.1834
*5c
10%
25c
four
B
States Life
California-Western
8-31
10-
(quar.)
investment
Ltd.,
Service
Water
9-15
$1.05
(quar.)__
preferred
California
8-
;___—
Eond
Borden
9-10
1
(quar.)
Special
-
$2.50
9-10
1
S-
(quar.)
Airplane
(From
1
10-
9-19
Quarterly
Boeing
10-
9-30
10%
7)_
Sept.
3(4%
25c
common
3
(quar.i_
Tobacco,
Inc.
1
Electric—
&
Gas
preferred
Co.
——-
(quar..)____.
Valley
Bros.
6
9-10
$1.06(4
(quai.)—
preferred
4.25%
910-
9-15
f25c
t35c
37V2C
$1.25
30c
$1.1834
40c
17 (4c
6
1
preferred
10-
(quar.)——
com.
preferred
Blaw-Knox
1
Bros.,
8-24
7 (4 c
Co.
$1
Corp.
65c
——,—i__
5.56%
4.75%
9-15
10-20
10-
8-26
of new com.
shares
effective
Dock,
Dry
4(4%
9-15
1
9-
9-
!
10%
(increased quar.)_:.__
(entire issue called for
redemption on SepL 1 at $103 per share
plus this dividend)
Byllesby (H. M.),. 5% preferred (quar.)
Calif.
Cold
Storage &
Distributing Co.—
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
California Electric Power, com. (incr. quar.)
Butler
9-26
15c
4.20%
Blackstone
1
15c
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power & Light,
Hills
Bush
10-
9-19
9-15
'
8 7 (4 c
being
shares
(quar.)
:
Terminal Buildings
(initial)
Terminal Co.
(stock dividend)
Bush
9-
8-15
u————_
pfd. <quar.)
Bingham-Herbrand Corp. (increased)
Bird & Son, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford
Birtman
8-26
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
com.
Manufacturing Co.. (quar.)
Extra
9-22
1
(quar.)_
Inc.
(quar.)
Steel
preferred
7%
Co.
Limestone
Bethlehem
Bibb
(stock
Hathaway,
Bessemer
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dreferred
Belleterre
——
____
common
preferred
4(4%
4%%
Burton-Dixie
*75c
15c
(quar.)
Packing
S.i
(A.
Burrard
2
5c
A
(quar.)
Beech-Nut
8
9-
1
__
Paper Ltd., cl.
preferred
$5 preferred
8-
9-
-
dividend
Mills,
8-29
8-20
9-15
(quar.)
Gas
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
___
class
of
8-20
1
preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
30c
(increased quar.)
B
six
share
1
9-
4(4%
Concen¬
&
,
common
9-16
10-
(s-a)__.
(quar.)
Mining
quar.)
receives
A
9-
$1
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
9c
_
and
A
each
new
18c
(stock xliv.)
common
&
Stock
Beaunit
8-17
of
10-
8-15
150c
class
and
9-30
____
Inc. (quar.)
Distilling, common—
Cigars,
Bayuk
9-14
1
1
changed for new common. Each share of
9-30
9-
9-
40c
pref
2 V2 %
Works
Iron
Above
9-15
12-30
S1.433/4
(quar.)
non-cumulative
8-19
B
1
10-14
20%
___
California
of
Oil
36c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Bassons
____________
dividend
Stock
5%%
—
(quar.)
Refractories,
Basic
(quar.)
Ltd
Co.,
n
9-15
10c
$1.25
45c
$1
$1.06
$1.75
tlOc
25c
,—__
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bangor
Class
10-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
Show
Radio
—
(quar.)__;
preferred B
4(4%
Baltimore
8-10
8-19
$1.50 1-13-56
40c
10- 1
10- 1
$1
—
___—
Electric,
&
1
9-15
9-20
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
__
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)_
,____
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A pref.__
7-29
1
9-
10c
40c
11c
25c
30c
37(4c
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
t___
3(4%
8-26
1
30c
•
dividend
Stock
8-15
10-
20c
investment income
(increased
trating
8-26
-
2 (4c
Chicago Corp., $3 pref.
Burlington Industries, com
8-22
9-20
8-15
8-20
1
the
State Superintendent of Banks and
by
the stockholders at meeting to be held
...
Sullivan
&
1
9-12
8-31
9-
2 (4 c
Stock dividend (Subject to approval of
9-15
25c
-
Inc. * (quar.)_
class
pfd.
(quar.).
Alarm
Fire
(quar.)
America
new
"A"
Colleries
Automatic
1
9-15
Inc.—
non-cum.
Axe-Houghton Fund
Ayrshire
of
Co.
Products,
non-voting
30c
Bunker 'Hill
9-
*15c
I2V2C
27(4c
(quar.)
com.
—
Canteen
Automatic Steel
„
9
9-16
9-10
17c
*4c
——
Service, Ltd.,
(quar.)
Automatic
8-
9-
1
9-10
i
B
on
4%
—,
.
Electric
Class
9
9-12
Incr—
Gold Mines. Ltd
Aunor
8-
Bullock's
10-
Ltd.—
8-15
10-
25c
(quar.)
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank—
25c
Co.
Quarterly from net
-
9-12
50c
———
8-19
from investment income and
realized from gain on sale of
cents
Auto
__
Fund,
$5
Bullock Fund,
8-18
1
Mfg.,
8-10
1
preferred
4%
$1.25
..
(quar.)
(quar.)______
Company,-common (quar.)
'
preferred (quar.)_
Budd
-8-19
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Co.
B.)
Chattanooga
Co.—
Bryant Chucking Grinder
Buckeye Pipe Line
9-
$30c
.
preferred (quar.)_,
Brunswig Drug Co.
(quar.)
1
11-18
80c
_
Mills, Ltd., class A
8-19
1
30c
$5
8-19
4__
Mutual
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
8-19
50&
12 (4c
50c
- 50c
Co.
9
1
—___—.
Shoe
Brown
Bruck
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
(ouar.)
(quar.).
9-
25c
Mfg.
Sharpe
1
1
-
25c
(initial)
9-
-9-1
50c
(quar.);
com.
Development
Class
i
Co.
Rubber
&
9-
(s-a)
<quar.)______
Powder
Atomic
Chatham
3-19
7-29
1
(A.
9-
50c
$1.12(4
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
9-
9-15
$4.50
Chance
Payable of Ree.
Share
Champion Paper & Fibre, com.
9-13
__^2_
Brown
9-
Cquar.
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining Co.,
9-
1
8-15
8-31
common
Brown
8-15
8-
25c
9-
8-31
1
8-31
$3
50c
8-18
8-29
$1.25
15c
30c
(Conn.)
Atlantic
*
$1.12Mi
$1.15
(quar.).
Charlotte
&
____
(quar.)—_____
preferred
.
1
10c
Co.,
Common f
8-12
1
9-
—
Corp
preferred
4.60%
9-
1
9-
.
8-
(quar.)
Bigelow
8-12
45c
(quar.)
Products
8-22
(quar.)
Corp>
Brown
8-22
$1.25
—
(initial
quar.)
Atcnison, Topeka & Santa Pe Ry.—
•
9-15
$1.10
1
;
&
Brown
8-22
9-15
'.9-15
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-19
1
9-
c
37'/a
(qua'r.)_
series
Telephone & Telegraph Co., com.
participating class A (quar.)—
$4
8-26
9-
HoUere
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Ree.
$1.10
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)__
4.40% preferred series B
(quar.)
Brooklyn Garden Apartments (s-a)
8-26
Extra
Associated
-
1
1
20c
quar.)
1952
10-
10-
56'4 c
(quar.)—
pfd.
Associated Dry Goods, com.
5(4%
50c
50c
class
Rubber,
B
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holders
When
Per
Holden
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
8-13
3
10-14
10-
10c
9-15
9-
6
15c
9-15
9-
6
14
(822)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Continental
Common
5%
Motors
Oil
Continental
Continental
Continental
5%
$3
&
1
9-15
8-31
15c
9-23
9-
70c
50c
Cornell-Dubilier
9-15
8-18
8-18
9-
1
5.36%
9-
1
8-12
9-27
9-13
9-10
8-20
Electrical
15c
9-1U
8-20
Inc.
(initial
Cosmopolitan
Realty
Cowles Chemical
(R.
Crane
Co.,
L.i.
Cribben
&
4%%
Elgin
8-25
Ely
8-25
Emerson
(quar.)__
9-
2
11-15
11-
1
25c
9-30
$2.50
1-1-56
12-14
9-30
9-
93%c
9-15
8-31
(s-a)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
75c
quar.)___
common
Zellerbach.
Common
9-10
8-31
9-
1
8-25
9-
1
8-23
25c
,.
Crucible
Crum
A
10-
1
(quar.)—
Inc.—
1
V
•
Steel
(initial)
common
$4
prior
preferred
Cushman's Sons,
Datilstrom
Dana
Corp.,
3%%
Dayton
5%
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Door
Iron,
3.75%
preferred
B
preferred C (quar.)
Deere & Co., common"-7% preferred (quar.)
4.56%
De!
Light,
Monte
4%
pfd.
—
8%
Union
Detroit
—
—
2
f
12-28
12-
f
(N. Y.l
$1,75
on
(quar.)
Yard
Alkali
9-15
9-
2
10-15
10-
5
Stores
8-29
8-15
8-17
10-
1
8-22
9-
1
8-16
93 %c
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-10
35c
9-30
9
9-30
9-
9
9-30
9-
9
$1.14
9-30
9-
9
common
Distillers,
Ltd.
;<
Final
~
Fire
5
8-17
Firestone Tire
3
8-8
9-
3
8-
Diversified
Growth
investment
Cup
5%
convertible
Dobbs
Houses,
(from
—
8-15
First
National
8-15
Firth
Carpet
9-
Fishman
9-19
9-15
8-31
Dr.
9
8-26
Flintkote
9-
6
8-29
Co.
Dorr
$2
Dover
Dow
Oil
(quar.)
common
Dresser
Pont
Ltd.
CE.
Common
I.i
(quar.)
de
&
preferred
Coffee
Duriron
Co.
Co.,
St.
Louis
Corp.
i„_
1
9
10-10
9-
9
1
10-
1
9-
9
9-
9
25c
9-12
8-29
(quar.)—
9-
9
8-19
Great Lakes Paper
10-
1
7
9-
15c
9-15
8-19
Class
B
Ltd., com.
pref.
Paper,
9-
1
8-20
Great
Southern
Life
62%c
10-
1
9-17
9-10
9-15
9-
preferred
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
9-
4.40%
8-26
$1
2
Great
1
8-
4
1
8-
4
25c
9-15
9-30
9-15
60c
9-10
9-
1
$1.10
9-15
9-
1
62%c
(increased)
Insurance
9-19
8-25
(Houston)—
40c
9-10
40c
12-10
30c
10-
3
$1.75
10-
——
——
Sugar,
preferred
9-30
8-19
130c
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
A
9-10
f40c
<quar.)__
common
—___
Western
7%
99-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
Great
$1
$1.75
————
30c
60c
(N. Y.)
preferred (quar.)
Dredge & Dock Co.
Ry.
Class
4%
9-12
9-
4
1
9-
1
8-31
8-17
9-30
9-16
;
preferred
(quar.)
B
:
25c
(quar.)—__
common
(quar.)
9-
1
12-1
9-10
3
9-10
—
75c
9-20
8-26
___
20c
9-12
}$1.25
quar.)
(entire
issue
called
Sept.
15
at
dividend)
this
for
$52.50
8-12
Fort
9-15
11-
1
10-
1
1
f.25c
10-1
9-
1$1.75
10-15
9-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
8
9-
1
8-
8
34%c
9-
1
9-15
8-26
9-23
10-
9-21
1
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-10
8-25
9-14
8-22
10-25
10-10
10-25
10-10
11-
1
10-15
9-
9
8-19
11-
1
10-21
9-10
8-31
9-10
8-25
9-
8-19
9
Wheel
Freeport
Stock
4%
E.I,
5%%
Gaylord
10-
1
1
9-15
9-15
8-18
9-
1
8-15
10-
com.
Packing
Co.
&
common
Power
1
1
9-30
9-
12-30
12-
4%
Paper,
5%
B
A.)
(M.
Harbinson-Walker
9-16
9-
9-
2
8-12
25c
9-30
5%
2
9-30
9-
9-30
9-
9-
2nd
Co.,
Electric
Glass
(quar.)
Container
(quar.)
1
Helena
10-
1
9-
1
(Helena)
50c
9-
1
8-1#
Hercules
Galion
(quar.)
15c
10-
1
9-
9
6%
preferred (quar.)
Transportation (quar.)__
General Baking Co., $8 preferred
(quar.)
General Cigar Co., common
(quar.)_
7%
preferred
(quar.)_
15c
10-
1
9-
9
Note:
9-
6
com.
General
9-
2
General Electric, Ltd.—
Amer.
9-15
8-26
General
125c
9-15
8-15
General
Dynamics
dep.
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
Corp.
Fireproofing
Co.
(final)
(increased)
:.
$2
25c
$1.75
55c
•-
,
receipts for Ord.
62 %c
9-30
8-26
48%c
15c
conv.
name
of
9-16
Corp.
as
8-16
Centra]
9-
8-16
9-10
8-19
Hershey
4%%
9-12
1
8-15
8-26
9-16
35c
9-15
9-
5c
9-15
8-18
9-15
9-
91V4C
10-
1
1
1
9-16
above
the
"B"'
preferred
10-10
9-
1
Hershey
20c
9-15
9-
1
Hewitt-Robins,
50c
9-13
8-23
series
Creamery
Inc.
is
Co.
8-26
9-20
9-15
9-
9-
8-15
1
2
new
Products
merger
with
Co.
common
A
30c
the
Steel
the
of
Products
Chocolate Corp.,
I
5c
(quar.)
Hercules
Steel
7
10-
(quar.)
common
company
result
a
Ohio
„
9-
37%c
Products,
„
100%
(quar.)
preferred
The
1
1
9- 1
10-
1-20
50c
(stock dividend)
Co.
(Walter E.)
9-15
10-
—-
9%%
9-15
9-13
Rubinstein
(see
Cement
(Texas),
10-20
9-30
_
Hercules
Oil
11-_1
2-1-58
Inc.
Heller
1
American
$1.37%
30c
1
9-
convertible
9-16
(incr.)
9-
8-31
American
(quar.)
Ltd.
9-
9-15
<quar.')
1
Hecla
9-10
com.
10-
Heileman
45c
6%
pfd.
Sugar,
+$1.37
preferred
6
9-16
(quar.)
Rubinstein
8-10
10-
40c
3.90%
&
1
1
(quar.i;
Light,
Cbmmercial
25c
General
Co.
9-
10-20
10-
Hazeltine
,
1
37%c
(quar.)_
1
1
9-
8-15
1
$1.37%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—1
1
8-15
1
9-13
9-
$1.25
(quar.)
10-
9-
9
9-
40c
10-
1
9-
8-12
10-15
9-13
$1.50
$30c
(quar.)
10-
8-31
10-31
62%c
*$1.25
common
(quar.)
Acceptance Corp.,
General America Corp.__
General
issue
5%%
Co.
Hartford
8-18
40c
34c
8-12
Refractories—
Chemical
Hawaiian
9-10
8-25
8-31
50c
preferred
Hazel-Atas
1
9-10
$1.06%
Corp. (quar.)
Mining Co.
(quar.)
(G.) Brewing (quar.i—
Heinz (H. J.), 3.65% preferred tquar.)
.
10-
9-10
50c
(quar.)
Harshaw
8-18
9-15
(A.)
5 '/2 %
B
9-15
preferred
Harris
9
9-26
30c
1
(quar.)
Harris-Seybold
9
50c
10-
15c
Common
(increased
quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., com. (quar.)
8-25
9-
1
8-25
15c
9-15
50c
9-15
9-15
62%c
9-30
1
1
$1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
10-
4
9-
—
class A
B
8-18
8-10
11-
9-15
50c
Class
1
1
11-15
(quar.)
(s—a)
Co.,
9-
t5c
J$1.25
$1.06lU
A
(quar.)
preferred
Hanna
class
8-12
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.,
8-15
1
32%c
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Organ (quar.)
Oil
1
9-
30c
(quar.)_i—
,
common
2
9-
25c
—-
pfd.
$4.50
1
8-
(quar.)
9
9-15
30c
5%
8-15
9-30
1
50c
1
56%c
common
Ltd.,
Co., com.
preferred
Class
8-15
9-
37%c
8-22
9-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Harfcock
9
$1.12%
8-22
9-15
Ltd.
Hammond
8-15
12%c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.11
(interim)
Ltd.
Cotton,
4%%
1
9-
Co.
5
8-22
8-22
:
Mines.
Hainmermill
8-15
12%c
(quar.)
Co.,
Water
8-
9-15
9-15
*60c
Watch
4%
9- 9
35c
$1.05
(quar.)
Hamilton
8-22
11-
9-
9-
2-17
62 %c
(quar.)
Hallnor
in¬
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
2
9-15
net
preferred
9-
1
(from
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.,
10-
9-30
1
50c
(increased-quar.)
9-15
10-
9-
25c
Corp.
0-16
125c
9-15
11-15
2%
(quar.)
1
$1.50
9-20
25c
preferred
10-11
1
9-30
1
$1.75
i
General
2
8-15
$1
commoa
Co.,
preferred
9-15
9-15
10c
8-22
11-23
(quar.)
Hajoca Corp.
8-20
2%
1st
9-
1
common
Service
9-30
9-
62%c
income)
preferred
preferred
Hackensack
8-19
on
(Theodore)
5%
9-
2
15c
__J
(quar.)
convertible
Partic.
$1.60
9-15
dividend
(R.
5
9-
common
(Robert)
9-19
10-
9-15
7%c
(resumed)
9-12
12-15
Quarterly
20c
(quar.)
Extra
Gas
8-15
1
8
$1.10
$4.40
Hamilton
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
Gary
8-
9-
on
vestment
Garrett
8-31
9
50c
(increased quar.)
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
1
8-26
$1.25 3-12-56
;—
-—
States
$4.20
9-15
25c
(quar.)
(Geo. A.)
Co.
(quar.)
Fundamental Investors, Inc.
Garlock
9-16
dividend
preferred
4%%
1
$2.75
Fuller
Funsten
10-
25c
(L.)
Stock
Gulf
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
$4.44
(quar.i
Auto
Co.
Gulf Oil Corp.
8
35c
Co.
preferred
8
(quar.)
30c
RR.,
(quar.)
preferred
8-
9-16
common
(quar.)
Ohio
&
(quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada,
Realty (quar.)
Frontier Refining, 7%
preferred
tquar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, common
(quar.)
Gatineau
5%
Drive
Mobile
$5
re¬
(quar.)
Steel
Sulpnur
Gulf
(quar.)
Engineering
Gas,
preferred
8-
1
40c
Machinery
Corp.
Pressed
Friedman
8-19
10-14
Four
&
9-15
15c
8-15
Steel
9-15
10-
46c
1
Foster-Wheeler
1
Aircraft
Interstate
6%
per
(Boston)
8-31
8-17
9-
Gulf
8-24
1
$1
(quar.)
Fort
Worth
9-15
9-
25c
.____
9-
2
—:
Corp.
(quar.)
Store Products
$5
Pitt Bridge Works
(quar.i
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)___
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR. Co.—
5 %%
preferred (s-a)
1$1.25
9-15
81'/4C
(quar.)
(increased
com.
on
plus
9-
9-30
t$1.25
preferred
Fund
9-20
50c
(quar.)
Fort
isc
(quar.)—
Grocery
40c
com.
50c
(quar.)
Grinnell
8-19
(quar.)
demption
share
8-19
1
Canada—
Dairies,
Formula
1
(quar.i—
Chemical,
class
of
preferred
%%
8-20
&
99-
(quar.)
B
Foremost
9-14
Co.
$1.12%
$1.12%
(quar.)
Corp.
Wallace,
A
Class
8-15
A
05c
(ouar.)
10-
93%c
Lakes
Northern
convertible
&
Motor
8-15
9-20
Power
3%%
8-31
25c
A
45c
(quar.)
—
Common
Great
(quar.)
Machinery
Ford
8-31
30c
class
10-10
8-19
9-
32 %c
(quar.)
$1
1
8-25
9-25
15c
1 quar.i
Ltd.,
9-20
11-
9-
Food
Forbes
50c
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Pap^r Co.,
8-26
3IV4C
(accum.)
1
9-12
9-
(quar.)
Eastman
Ecuadorian
11-28
9-1
10-
12%c
9-15
(quar.)__
Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2
par) (quar.)
Eddy
12-12
$2
62%c
(accum.)—
8-
Florida
pfd.
Kodak Co., common.:
preferred (quar.i
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
$1.50
pfd. A
9- 7
9-16
com.
6%
11-2#
11 %c
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Great
9-26
12-12
(s-a)
Y.)
(N.
8-2t
11-2#
(quar.)
15c
Eastern
$1
8-15
25c
6-2#
12-12
class A
8-11
Eastern
1
8-20
(quar.)
«•**
9-13
Gulf Cities Gas,
8-11
Eastern Air Lines
9-
1
com.
8-22
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. of Amer.—
9-
8-19
9-
Light Co.,
9
8-19
1
preferred
&
1
9-
22
6
9-15
30c
(quar.)__
1
92
Indemnity
8-15
pfd.
9-12
Great American
1
prior
50c
(quar.)
6
9-
(quar.)
9-23
9-
15c
5%>
30c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
8-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
com.
9-
9-
1
1
5.20%
preferred
9-15
Corp.,
8-31
35c
-il.50
Co., common
10c
—
8-31
9-15
——
common
preferred
37%c
(quar.)_^_
9-15
9-15
50c
>
>'
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-20
M
Bank
T.)
Mfg.
7%
____
1
9-
9-
dividend
3%%
9-
+12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
9-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar )
50c
$1.08
9-
$2
&
55c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
9
(quar.)
$1.75
Gas,
8-20
Co.—
Corp.
9
6
(quar.)
(W.
Gray
(quar.)
99-
9-
D
$1.50
istock
Co.
50c
Philadelphia
1
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
convertible
Grant
(Bait.)—
9-15
1
9-30
preferred
20c
Natural
8-24
9-10
1010-
45c
9-
8-25
37%c
Associates,
8-31
30c
8-23
(quar.)
B
National
5%
9-12
8-12
(quar.i
Industries
$25
:
8-31
9-20
15c
Graham-Paige Crop., 5%
9-15
1
1
$1.12%
2—
preferred (quar.}
Class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Grace
1
9-
15c
6%
1
9-
9-10
10-
9-20
(quar.i
Sugar
11-25
9-15
$1.75
+12%c
Co.
R.)
8-22
30c
Employees Insurance
A
9-1
8-29
9-
preferred
Tennessee
12-16
Y.l—
(quar.)
(W.
Class
8-22
60c
preferred (quar.)__
Rubber
W.)
2
9-12
15c
(quar.)
Stores,
2
9-
50c
preferred
Eastern
Grace
Co.
•9-
9-13
10c
(quar.)
9-13
44c
6%
East
8-15
11-
Cement
7%.
9-20
12%c
(quar.i—
(quar.)
7%
Eastern
Government
9-15
Water
25c
Water
8-15
1
12%c
class A
(quar.)
<H.
1
5
10-
9-16
Grumman
50c
(quar.i
Co
Interurban
Gossard
8-
11-
45c
(quar.)
(quar.);
&
Mfg.
3
Guilford-Chester
9-15
$1.50
(quar.i
&
9-24
B
4
9-
10c
F.)
Mackay
10-
11-15
$1
15c
8-19
$1.12V2
(quar.i
Eagle-Picher Co.
East
A
1
$1.50
100%
(quar.)
8-19
87 %c
class
Mfg
Gorham
Clast
6
1
10-21
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric
8-26
8-15
6
1
%%
Gair
(quar.)
Dulany (J. H.) 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Dun & Bradstreet. Inc.
(quar.i
Duncan
9
8-26
6
36*
9-
Co.—
preferred
Duncan
8-
9-
1
12-
6-27-56
_
B
preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
share
per
<N.
dividend)
60c
9-16
12-27
3-27-56
15c
9-
130c
40c
(increased)
$3.50
$4.50
9-15
9-
15c
—
H.) Co.
Tire
9-15
9- 6
$1.12%
93%c
Nemours
Goodyear
9-15
1
9-27
$1.12%
62 %c
I.
(quar.i—.:
8-30
10-
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.i
USA
9
9-30
20c
(quar.)
25c
common
preferred
$105
(quar.)
Power
4.32%
25c
Industries,
394%
Drewrys,
9-
1
8-19
C
4
8-19
15c
preference
<B.
9-
2
B
8-19
1
50c
(quar.)—__
(quar.)
4%
Goodrich
9-15
9-
preferred
1
130c
Corp
Corp.,
1
8-.1
be
(s-a)
Rubber
H.)
Co.,
Fostoria
...
pfd.
9
8-
1
10%
9-21
preferred
9-
9-
Hoc
5%%
9-
1
10-
1
1
preferred
Ltd.—
(quar.i-.
(Calif.),
Chemical Co.
Dravo
du
Inc.,
preferred
Douglas
9-30
Class
1
9-
9-22
10-
15c
^'oebel Brewing, com; (quar.)
3
8-22
9-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(resumed quar.)__
Portland
9-
8-22
9-1
9-22
>
Globe Union, Inc.
9-15
9-16
25c
iquar.)__—
Falls
1
25c
iquar.)—
Glen-Gery Shale Brick, com, (quar.)
6% 1st preferred (quar.)-—_—
Glens
8-19
1
9-
$1.25
Distilleries Co.,
B
8-31
1C-
25c
12%c
common
preferred
6%
9-
30c
to
125c
Ltd.
(quar.)__.
Oliver.
at
issue
162 %c
(ouar.)
pfd.
1
50c
25c
(quar.)___:
preferred
25c
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
7%
8-19
10-
(quar.)______
4%%
&
$1 preference (quar.)
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.,
Donohue Bros, Ltd. (quar.i
12-14
1
9-
8-15
4%%
25c
Monthly
Common
12-28
1
8-30
15c
(quar.i
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co.
8-26
8-15
9-
11-10
25c
5%
preferred
Dominion Stores
8-31
1
9-20
35c
(quar.i
5%
B
Florida
35c
Dodge & Cox Fund (quar.)
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion
8-13
Class
1
$1.25
Alden Corp
Glen
9
9-
11-20
62 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
1
50c
;
Stores
preferred
25c
Pepper
9-
2%
Stores, Ltd., class A
Flagg-Utica
9-
45c
Extra
Dobeckmun
8-
8-15
9
Wisconsin—
quarterly
(P.
8-15
15c
40c
of
Co.
(M.
9-26
net
(quar.).
A
1
40c
Stock
1
Class
1
(Boston)
preferred
Bank
1
ord.
iquar.)_
Fund
preferred
Inc.
4%%
First
$1.50
1
common
8-15
9-
40c
Delaware
&
9-
4c
Stock
income
Co.,
Glatfelter
75C
Association
9-
10%%
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
8
1
Gordon
(quar.)
8-15
9-
$1
__
Distillers
Dixie
for
9-
9-27
1
9-
Cement
(stock
Mfg.,
50c
(quar.)
9-
$1
receipts
Given
9-
9-16
9-
4%%
_
:
dep.
Co.
Increased
1
9-
31 %c
Insurance
America
of
35c
20c
Gillette
9-
Creek,
(Initial)
(entire
Fire
of
Finance Co.
A
8-29
(Battle
dividend)
CorD.
B
9-15
Co.
dividend)
Nov.
on
this
Class
$1.10
8-17
8-17
9-12
9-30
62%c
<quar.)__
__:
20c
(quar.)
pieferred
Quarterly
Fifty Associates
$4
1
1
9-15
Products—
redeemed
plus
Class
37%c-
9-
9-
8-15
9-26
30c
_____
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fidelity-Phcnix
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
$3.
-
istock
prior
l%c
(quar.i.
Amer.
Fibreboard
9-22
1
Casualty
dividend
1
9-15
"Quarterly
11-10
1
9-20
50c
2%
Globe-Wernicke Co..
Co. .(quar.)
preferred
Fitzsimmons
___.
(quar.i—.
&
Corp.
9-
8
8-12
1
25c
dividend
25c
Voting trust certificates (quar.).
Dictaphone Corp., common (increased)
preferred
$1.25
Cash
40c
Dickinson Industrial Site—
4%
Stock
1
1
1
9-
40c
Pennsylvania—
common
Refrigerator
Quarterly
9-
15c
Warehouse
25c
(quar.)
Portland
13-
3%
(quar.)
8-19
11- 1
(quar.)
Co.,
Gibson
Co.—
(quar.)
10-
9-
Giant
8-31
25c
Paper Board, preferred <quar.)_
Federal Sign & Signal, com. (quar.)_
Filtrol
9-12
10c
Federal
2
9-
Life
Mich.)
8-16
5
9-16
12 %c
Insurance
9-10
11-15
(quar.)
GerberProducts. com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
:
7-13
8-
1
9-30
12%c
,
50c
dividend
25c
Insurance
Federal
6%;
8-31
Rubber
preferred
Glenmore
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Ferro
Stock
5%
8-10
9-
&
50c
Federal
$1
(quar.i.
Corp.
1
Bridge—
Co.,
preferred
Shops
Compress &
Federal
8-12
8-29
9-
30c
quarterly basis
Detroit Mortgage &
Realty (quar.)
Dewey Portland Cement (quar.)_„
4.40%
1
8-10
(quar.)
Bake
25c
(quar.)
a
Diamond
9-
9-15
8-15
99-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Life
(Syracuse, N. Y.)
Federal
$2
quar.)—
(quar.i_:
International
Co.
Traders
30c
(increased
(quar.)
Stock
Harvester
Detroit
A
stock
Dentists' Supply
Denver
Diana
9t-
20c
debenture
Now
1
&
Gas Co.
Farmers
12c
(quar.)—
class
2
$1.07
Extra
Mfg.,
10-
9-
92 %c
(quar.i
Delta-C & S Air Lines
Dennison
1
9-28
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Properties
10-
1
I0e
50c,
—
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.i
Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)_
Delinite
9-16
9-
9-
The Fair)
(see
Morse
3
56c
of
5%
preferred .(.quar,i
Georgia-Pacific Plywood,
$1.25
(initial)
9-15
9-20
87%c
Fanner Mfg. Co., (stock dividend)
Fansteel
Metalurgical Corp. (s-a)
933/4C
—
3.90%
4.28%
8-25
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
9-10
50c
(quar.)
3.70%
Fall
50c
9-30
9-20
10-
Tire
11.28
(quar.)
97%c
A
&
Fajardo Sugar Co.
9-16
9-15
10-
25c
9-30
9-29
Marble
35c
Fair
Fairbanks
$1
Parts Co.
Georgia
75c
8-12
$1.75
$1.75
Genuine
0-20
15c
(quar.i
8-19
River
General
8-15
35c
(quar.)
9-15
(The)
8-15
910-
12%c
___—
10-
55c
Co.
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
$1
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
3
11-
(increased)
General
$5
8
10-
(quar.)
Telephone
preferred
$3.50
—
(8-a)__
6c
gtd.
preferred
$2.25
1
50c
1
$1.25
(quar.)
common
preferred
Power
Gregg
9-
1
$1.12%
1
93%c
(quar.)
common
Light,
3.75%
Delaware
$1.18%
$2.20
General
8-
1
$1.50
Cement
$1.18%
—i._
-—
<quar.)___
Insurance <N. Y.)
Coe
9-
1
8-24
9-15
35c
tquar. i__
(quar.)
6
75c
(quar. j_.
Power &
preferred
9-
25c
(quar.)_
series A (quar.)
Malleable
preferred
9
25c
9-
60c
Co
common
preferred
Dayton
7%
Inc.
Metallic
9-
:
10-
»0c
(quar.)——
Inc.,
Cutler-Hammer,
8-24
Extra
(quar.)
A
class
non-cum.
9
Co.
Excelsior
75c
A
~
Mfg.
Faber,
$2
_
(quar.)
Curtiss Wright Co.—
12 Don-cum. class
$2
•
7%
pfd. (quar.)—
pieferred (quar.);
$7
9-
50c
(quar.)
8ugar,
Publishing,
Ere
8-12
40c
Foster, Inc., common (increased)
8% preferred (quar.)—:
1
Crystal Oil Refining, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Curtis
25c
50%
&
Cuban-American
(quar.i__
$1.05
America
of
9
8-31
A
new
8-15
8-10
9-10
11-
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
General Steel Castings
(quar.)
General Telephone
<Ky.), 5% pfd.
General Telelphone Co. of Ohio—
8-12
|5 preferred series A (qu*r.)__
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
4 % %
prior preferred (quar.)—
8-16
8-19
9-
Pittsburgh RR. Co., 7%
Erie Railroad, $5 pfd. series A
9-15
9-20
9-
1
&
50c
10-
8-15
1
93%c
preferred
Portland
9-15
common
(quar.)___
$1.50
Refractories
9-
A
convertible
General
General
9-22
Equity Corp., common
$2 conv. preferred (quar.)
Equity Fund. Inc. ;
Erie
5%
8-15
8-9
9-
$1.25
Advertising,
8-15
3
8-29
84%c
(increased)
com.
9-
25c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Plywood Corp.—
9-
25c
(quar.)
conv.
4c
,
(quar.i
Co.
9-
.v
.
stock dividend
preferred
8-25
25c
(quar.)——
class
9
28%c
15c
preferred
class
9-
9
4.50%
8-15
pfd.
Holder0
Payable of Ret.
75c
preferred
9-
25c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% preferred
Johnson, com. (quar.)
9-15
quar.)
6%
General
When
.
Share
(quar.)
Outdoor
8-15
8-15
25c
______—_____
District Electric,
preferred
General
9-
Pw
,
(quar.)
preferred
9-
(quar.)
class
preferred
9-
Monday, August 29, 1955
..
Corp.,
25c
4% preferred (quar.)
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., com. (quar.)
9-15
$3.75
8-15
3%%
20c
Endicott
9-16
8-26
9-
(quar.)
8-10
9-30
10-
Co.
8-26
20c
$5
—
8-31
37 %c
Motors
(quar.)
9-10
—_——
General
8-26
1
$1.34
25c
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works
Finance,
5%
B
8-26
10-
Goods
Dry
Drug,
Class
Mills,
$110
22 %c
preferred
Cork International,
Empire
9-20
tl5c
5%
Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
$2 preferred tquar.)
9-12
$2.50
(increased
Sexton,
9-22
10-15
$1.31 %
tquar.)
prelerred
convertible
9-12
Gas
General
$1.41%
—
.__
(quar.)
Consolidated
Watch
Walker
9-22
30c
(quar.)
National
&
General
1
$1.37%
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.i.
Electrolux
8-25
9-10
——20c
(increased
Ltd.
3%%
Petroleum
9-10
9-10
(quar.).
Co.
Craddock-Terry Shoe,
Crain
50c
pfd.
Products
8-15
75c
quar.)—
Corp.
9-15
8-31
9-
10-
.
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
9-12
Sl.OG'A
.
(quar.)—
2nd
conv.
Company
.
Foods
9-20
$1.02%
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
$4.40
62 %c
______—
(quar.)_—____—
Petroleum
10c
(quar.)_.—__________—
A
pfd.
(quar.)
prefeired
%
.5.65
General
40c
Electrographic
75c
—
common
$4.20
preferred
50c
common
Cornell
Paperboard Products
Corning Natural Gas—
Crown
4%%
I
Name of
8-31
$1.03
5%%. preferred (quar.);
8-12
9-12
$1.12 %
4.10%
Co.,
Holdere
40c
(quar.)____
Natural Gas
20c
(increased
Extra
Crown
preferred
El Paso
quar.)—
(resumed)
Electric,
$5.25 preferred
Crown
1
9-15
(quar.t___
Corp.
Retrigeration
conv. pfd.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)________
Creole
9-
25c
Range Co. (quar.»_—________—_
Copperweld Steei Co., com. (increased)——
Coro,
9-15
iquar.)—
Copper
Cosden
$4.50
When
Payable of Ree.
$1.06 %
(quar.)
(quar.)..
25c
common
Extra
New
8-29
(increased).
com.
(quar.)
common
preferred
—.—____'
Copeland
6%
9-12
Electric,
$4.12
Share
52 %c
Stores,
preferred
Paso
2
'
(quar.)
Brothers
4%%
El
Company"
Steel
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
prior
Cooper-Bessemer
5%
Name of
Edison
8-10
75c
(quar.)___
Varnish,
8-30
9-
31'/4C
(quar.)—
Corp.
(increased):—____
Telephone,
Paint
10%
—
9-12
(quar.)_
Y.)
(Dela.)
prelerred
Cook
<N.
Per
'
Edgewater
_______
Co.
Corp.
Steei
Holdet
_____—_
(quar.)—
Insurance
Continental
When
Payable of See
Steel
&
(stock
preferred
Continental
Share
-l
•*••••
-
Industries—
dividend)————
Copper
.
9-15
8-25
11-15
10-25
9-30
9-20
50c
(quar.)—.—L___
50c
53%C
50c
tquar.)__
9-15
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Continued
on
page
48)
Number 5459
Volume 182
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(823)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTEE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
49% Apr
8
20
107
Jan
31
13
Jan
6
Jan
7
9% Jan
6
14% Dec
5% Jan
3
Abbott
Feb
1
LOW
STOCK
27
111
10% Dec
14
7% Mar 23
15% Aug 19
46% Jan 18
70% Aug 24
ACF
61
Nov 24
56% Dec
30
83
76 % Aug 19
78% Aug 26
20% Jan
26% Dec
31
28% Jan
6
32% Apr
27
Acme
27% Jan
44% Nov
29
39% Jan
6
50 y4 Aug
22
Adams
24y« Jan
31
89
30
Aug 20
Jan
58
Jun
30
8
21% July
30y4 Jan
8
37 V2 Jun
29
Dec
29
107
Mar 15
138
Jun
172
July 29
157
July 28
170
Jan
5
6
Jan
20
12% Jan
4
85% Jan
6
16% Jun
14
187/s July 28
72
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
3V* Jan
3% J an
3% Mar 25
20
'
6
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
6
28% July 25
80
Jan
3
91% Aug
117
Dec
29
Dec
23
141
Dec
27
Aug
11
7% Jan 26
9
210
9
50
July 12
Jun
3
170
Jun
24
6
4
45% Dec
16
38% Jan
18
113
Dec
20
106
Jan
21
120% July 35
92% Mar 11
106
104
;
59% July 25
4
13
Jan
14% Jan
7
20
93
Jan
110V2 Jun
4
30
104% Dec
71% Jan
Dec
15% Dec
6
20
19% Dec
16
19.
Jan
3
Jan
40% Sep
29
34% Jun
7
37% Jan
55% Dec
3
97
Jan
94% Jan
July 14
Jan
143% Aug
4
124 % Nov
17
lib
103
May 28
*"9
6
Jan
34% Aug
Jan
72% Jan
4%
11
18
25% Jan
17
29
May 16
Nov
23
76
29
20% Jau
Jan~~7
70% Jan
91
4
4
22% Dec
109
Dec
35
102
22
Dec
105% Dec
17
32% Dec
20
100
35 Vb Jan
12
31% Feb
27% Mar 15
23
4
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
Jan
2
69
9
Jan
4
15% Dec
20
14% Jan
6
37% Jan
4
58
Dec
20
56% Jan
6
84
30 % Oct
21
41
Mar 15
£6
15
American
22 % Mar 30
104% Mar
6%
Aug 16
Mar 30
2nd
33% Jan
6
417/8 July 26
Amer
Jan
12
106% July 27
4%
100
5
Amer
4
25% Dec
161/4 Jan
4
19% Dec
11
Dec
17
31
10
33% July 15
18
18% Jan
31
4% Jan
22% Jan
31
14% Jan
6% July
'
21% Mar
5%
preferred 1952
Shoe
3
American
Cable
28
American
Can
23
49% Jun
29
4
48% Nov
29
Jan
3
271/4 Jan
4
38% Nov
29
35% Jan
18
41% Jun
20
American
Chain
48% Jan
4
66% Dec
21
60
12
717/s May
6
American
Chicle
20% Jun 11
25% Aug
12
23 % Mar 17
6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2
5
Jan
4
99
Sep
29
93
July
56
Dec
29
48
Mar 14
21
148% Dec
21
140
Apr
1051/4 Jun 30
114% Dec
27
106
325% Apr
31% Jan
8
32% Dec
.
100% Jan
57
Mar
26
Jan
28
American
Export
Mar 30
American
&
American
Gas &
75% Jun
16
American
1
American
Hide
83
17
65
Jan
17
11
Jan
6
100
Jun
25
96% Jan
26
105
27% Dec
2
25% Jan
20
32
Jan
14
17% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
100% Jan
19
31% Dec
21% Feb 24
84% Jan
4
17% Jan
11
107
28% July 27
94% Oct
4
30% Nov
23
19% Jan 11
54
Nov
8
100% Jan 20
107
Feb
24
35
Jan
104 % Aug
21
5%%
5
5%%
17
Aug 25
6
U Aug 10
3
21% Mar 14
4
Mar 31
218% Jun 22
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
3
American
92
67
22
Aug 26
27% Jun
16
7
179 y2 Jan
5
7% May 25
9% Jan
3
170
Jun
34
Oct
26
29 y2 Jan
6
37% Feb
9
57
May 24
50 y« Jan
6
72% Apr
11
170
30
Oct
<0% Mar 14
56 V2 Aug 26
172
22
4
161% Jun
13
40% Aug 17
39 y4 Jan
3
46 "A Aug 24
Feb
1
131% Aug 12
29% Feb
1
125
Sep
27
33% Dec
31
122
Apr
35% Apr
12
69%
90
17'A
17%
16,400
39
*103
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
30%
29%
20%
20%
*20%
20%
20 3A
20%
*20%
7
7
6%
7 '/a
Corp
^1
10% Feb 25
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
12
178% Dec
7
172% Jan
13
187% July 21
Aug 19
3i2 Aug 22
Jan
4
3
55
121
July
1
66% Dec
Jun
22
138 % Feb
30% Apr
113% Jan
19
45% Dec
4
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
120 % Mar
11% Sep
28
62% Feb
29
10
130% Jan
5
21
20
38% Mar 14
29
116% Jun
10
9% Aug 22
27
Aug 13
26% Jan
13
25% May 17
12% Jan
4
21%
Sep" 15
29% Jan
4
52
Dec
29
47
45% Jan
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan1
20
Jan
5
100
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
58 y4 Feb
Apr
11
20% Jan
31
75
Aug 24
141% May 13
66
July
5
120% July 12
11% Jan
10
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
6
30% Jun
16
21% Aug 22
22% Aug
3
17% Jan
Jan
41
July 21
fi% Feb 23
45% Dec
33% Mar 30
40
1031/4 Aug 22
110
Potash
Jun
Mar
20
7
38% Aug
3
44% Jan
4b
Jan
6
57% Jan
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
3
33% Aug 26
For footnotes
see
oaee
2«.
&
3
28
20%
20%
20%
&
com
66
*27'A
27%
27'A
27'A
29%
29%
*29%
29%
94%
94%
94%
59%
60%
58%
59%
119
119
47%
46%
47
*47
14%
14
14
13%
12%
13%
46
%
47'A
63
12%
103%
58%
5%%
issued
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prlchard Oil Corp
Mining
13
12%
13%
47%
47%
48
63
62%
63
77%
12%
4%
35'%
100
35
35
77%
78%
78'A
78'A
77'%
78%
3,200
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
2,600
103'%
103'%
♦102
103 %
•102
31%
31%
31%
*31
32
32
32%
32VB
32 V8
32'A
32'A
32%
32%
33%
*104%
105'A
♦104 %
105'A
♦104 %
105'A
♦104 '/a
105'A
27%
27%
27%
28 '/a
28
27%
28
91
89%
89 %
90
89'A
89'A
38%
38'A
38 %
38%
38%
38'A
38%
3,200
58 %
57%
60%
60%
62'%
23,100
103 %
*102
'
♦89%
37%
56%
58%
108
♦102
57%
♦106
108
27%
♦89
29%
30%
30%
30
33 %
*32
33'%
*33%
13%
♦13
13%
♦13 Vb
9%
55
9%
9%
9
9'A
54%
1ft
rift
9%
9%
,
30
40
5,900
35
55%
13'%
100
9'%
9
23,300
56'%
25,900
55%
56%
55%
31%
32
32
32 %
313A
32 3A
32
32%
6,500
44%
46%
45%
46 %
453/a
45%
45'%
45%
14,600
84%
84%
84'%
87'%
89
92
56
1ft
83%
23 %
♦168%
8
24%
172
8%
24'/a
*168'A
8VB
24%
172
8%
32%
32%
33
33%
59
60
60
60
52
52%
52%
53%
1G6 %
45%
166%
166%
45%
45%
129
139
35%
7,400
553A
129
35%
2,100
106
106
108
•106
500
32
29%
103% 103%
*39% 40%
48%
49 A
30
31%
800
3,900
4%
35
33%
51%
59
59
53 Vb
*59
*45%
46'A
34'A
34%
51%
51%
51%
179 %
85
141%
16
178%
85
86'%
143
141'%
16%
179%
178
3%
3aa
3ft
74%
74%
75
♦138%
139
140
3
3
32
74%
74%
138'%
139%
57 3A
58'A
58 %
58%
581'a
58%
118 %
118%
118%
118%
118%
118'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
59%
270
56%
33,900
260
45'%
1,000
45'%
130
1,200
550
1,500
178'A
178'%
506,200
3 372
772,400
3
32
74
138%
58
118%
9%
29%
*28%
2 9'A
28%
28 3A
*27%
28%
27%
27%
•27 VB
28%
26%
*26'A
26%
26%
26%
21 %
21%
•21%
22
21'%
73%
76%
77
78%
763/4
58%
59%
59%
61%
61%
74%
139
58'%
10,500
410
22,900
118%
150
9%
4,400
28%
300
27%
280
27
2 7'A
5,000
21'%
22
22
600
81%
80%
83
123,800
62'%
62'%
63
1,450
36%
2,000
36'A
36
37
•102
105
•102
41
•40
•40
88
16%
25%
36%
107
*40
40%
48_4 50%
31 8 32 /a
2.300
142'A
*29
36
5,100
142'A
*27%
*102
20
34%
51'A
34'%
x51
♦28
35% 36
*102
107
*40
40%
49
49 A
30
31 %
2,400
16'A
178 3A
32
70
22,000
165%
87%
88
142%
16
16
.
8'A
54%
♦128
128
128
5,000
16,200
165%
54%
166
166
24%
172
33'A
8»/b
33
51%
16%
32
8'A
33
33
34%
85
3
8'/a
24%
♦168'A
172
51%
143
74%
243A
24
♦168'A
34
140
178%
46'A
79,200
33%
*84
*16
*128
166 %
131
„
No par
21.80
10
7,700
4%
*33'A
4%
29%
58%
14
4%
*31 %
58
21.400
12%
63
*13%
No par
8,200
47%
13
72
17%
13 Vb
*33'A
13
46
1,600
39
63%
29%
21%
6.25
preferred
17%
32%
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
18%
29%
.—
Cable
♦38'A
*31%
1
25
—
1,200
14
13
9%
29
27%
25%
25
series
2,500
48%
47%
35
♦106
9%
29%
27%
26%
21 %
73 %
series
117%
47'A
12%
33 %
31%
106
116%
47%
*63
12%
31
58%
59
118% 118%
25
-100
6%
173A
4%
139% 140
25
Works Co com—5
Preferred
*38'A
18
5
131%
34
51%
51%
*83
85
138
140
*16
16%
178% 179%
3 a®
3J2
73%
74%
100
Preferred
39
17%
77%
*
1
78
63
39
*38'A
4%
x33%
100
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com
17%
46%
50
Water
39
14
33%
46
*129
5
preferred
17%
32%
44%
46 %
*83
83%
23%
24
170
170
7%
8
32%
32%
59
59
52
52%
166% 166%
1
com
*38 %
200
31,500
14
119
47'A
13%
59%
168
li«
100
common
14
32
100
Viscose Corp
118%
*46%
58%
29%
29%
No par
Tobacco
119
117%
47
14%
39
18
600
500
500
94
94
*159
170
♦160
*12%
9%
54%
cl B__No par
•
170
30
27%
30
*27'/a
*32
2
25
*160
116%
32%
1
common
168
*158
165
105%
28 %
91
37%
No par
Co
27%
*93%
32%
—5
25
Co
*27%
44'%
30
*104%
x27%
*89%
36%
57%
106
1
Tai & Tel Co
Andes Copper
66
1
20
preferred
Anderson
1,500
65%
59%
31
wi
When
41'A
65%
4%
35%
No par
preferred
American
900
41'/a
64%
63%
noncumulative preferred—100
Steel Foundries
No par
American
44%
41'A
64%
63%
No par
com
Chem
Tobacco
44%
41
65
100
preferred
Rights
44%
41'A
65
1
Co
Sumatra
40%
1
95
*102
19,500
44%
10
1
9,000
41%
41%
40%
44%
58%
46%
6%
41'A
41
%
93%
par
Fdry common—7
40%
♦44%
1,100
6%
7
41%
*29 %
*38%
17%
13
preferred—100
6%
30
14
40c
Co
7%
7
58%
—5
Inc
Smelt & Refg com
American
$4
15,100
95
46%
2o
1
Std Sany
Wire &
52% Mar 29
23
10
Co
Anaconda
Mar
30'%
95
100
Corp
8
65
29%
58%
*29%
10
com
com
100
Aug 26
6
400
30%
41
27%
Co
6
5,400
44
27%
100
Anaconda
83
40 %
103'%
40%
64%
40%
64%
12%
Optical
American
5%
39%
103'%
39%
103
103
45
*44%
—
American
6%
39 %
105
40%
25
American
7%
39
*103
40%
10
Co
News
Rad
Anchor
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
40
12.50
Co
145
39%
105
68
*65
40 Vs
No par
Refining com__100
88
4
13
39'%
39%
103%
Sugar
6
137% Jan
66
38%
103%
Stores
64% Jan
5
*62
66'%
*65
1
Products
American Snuff
6%
64
65
100
American
8
142 % Nov
Jun
7%
*62
%
No par
American
74% Dec
8
156
*61%
5%%>___50
18
17
4
47
Amer
900
31
*68'%
common—5
7% preferred
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer
1,200
107
*30'%
Aug 25
62% Nov
Jan
121% Jan
50
Amer
*105'%
17'%
Natural Gas
American
6
23
24% Dec
107
68'%
Rights
11
Jan
73% Nov
13% Jan
400
34'A
*105'%
31
77%
Motors
American
19
53% Mar
34% Jan
36
July 29
1 % Aug
38% Apr
6
31
34'A
107
16%
1
Molasses
American
39 y« Jan
42 % Dec
144% Jan
60
34'A
76,200
68'%
convertible preferred
4
13% Jan
34%
1,600
118
118
12.600
30'%
50
&
Metal
American
26% Jan
45% Dec
Mach
American
30
9
34%
24'%
122
*118
120
82
24'A
16%
preferred
Jun
17
24%
120
94'%
81%
25 Vb
68%
No par
Metal Co Ltd
4%%
Jun
46% Jan
4
Amer
30% Aug 26
7
13
21
25%
119
92'A
81'A
31
preferred
15
30
27% Jan
23
Jan
24%
92'A
1G
Machine & Metals
32
50% Oct
42% Jan
63% Feb
107
3.90%
Amer
24% Mar 18
27% Dec
22% Feb 24
25%
24%
common
Ice Co
American
10% Jan
31
9
81
68%
prior preferred
20% Mar 14
31
Dec
31
91%
81
31
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
4
21
45% Jan
Dec
8% Dec
92 %
80%
4%
*35
noncumulative
2
104% Mar 25
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
180% Nov
6%
34% Aug
27% Jan
25
Jan
91%
80%
28%
16%
American
107% Feb
6
28
6% Jan
2
7
7
169
Aug
41% Mar 16
5
12
American
94 % Jan
4
15% May
22y4 Jan
92%
80 %
Products
American-Home
13
35% Apr
Jan
7% Jan
39% Jan
14
24
25
19% Apr
9% Nov 22
Apr
89% Aug 26
-
89%
80%
*28 Vb
1
69%
convertible preferred
17
29% May 19
30
Apr
91
80%
38
30%
&, Leather com
12% Jun
Aug 19
1,000
*35%
16%
Hawaiian SS
5% Apr
28
19,000
3'A
*3
3'A
*68 %
Power__No
1
27
106'%
*3
*30%
Electric Co
20
Jun
92
Foreign
3% Jun
Nov
105'A
103
89%'
Secur—No par
62% Feb
32% Oct
105'%
3'%
16%
Lines
1
13
103%
69%
Co
31
70
102'A
par
No par
Dec
7% May 17
14,700
30%
Cable
European
American
44% Jan 20
3,100
73%
par
119
1,800
37%
72%
72%
16%
Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling
2
6%
123
37'A
34%
Co
8
Mar 30
*119
37%
72%
*105%
;
19% Aug
38
122
37%
71%
34
common
&
38% Aug
29
*120
37%
37%
20
34% Mar 10
Jun
120
10,300
148
28%
24%
100
72%
*143
*28 Vb
119
95
72'A
72%
147
30 %
Radio
Co
15
29
*3
%
72
*144
100
400
4,800
71'A
37
107
com
4% Dec
76
2% Jun 28
118%
118%
36%
72'A
♦94%
96
*94'%
96
146
28%
116
4
71%
*28 %
preferred series C-100
16
*94%
*143
28%
conv
American
43% Aug
7,000
■
_
*68%
ser
Cyanamid
American
7
109'%
*28%
3%%
4
10
Jan
4,200
108
28%
Jun
52% Jan
15% Jun
12% Aug 17
20%
109%
109
*28Vb
125
40
112
3,700
20
1
Mar 15
27
♦109
II,400
20'A
38
*157
30
112
20'A
*35%
preferred series B_100
15% Dec
116
38
conv
42% Dec
10
56%
116
58%
71%
32,000
160
55%
56
115
3%
3%%
8% Jan
*151
160
55%
*35%
16
33% Jan
30
9%
114
3
Jun
3
9%
*219
38
162
Jan
9%
58
102%
4
26
9
9%
58%
33%
prior preferred
18
23
700
91
*35%
4%%
12% Jan
Dec
25%
*90
58%
101%
American
46% Feb
39 % Dec
*24%
91
12,100
58%
118%
3%
17
8
16
25'A
/38
22
27
11% Sep
100
25'A
21
10
Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
54% Sep
26% Jan
116%
58
102%
Jun
22
20%
♦115'%
58
*105%
preferred
13% Dec
7
Jan
21%
116'%
35
95
3,300
20%
*115'%
*35%
63
1
3%
23'/4
71%
24'%
164
3%
23'A
34
American
27 y9 Mar 14
Jan
*160
334
35
107
common
&
44i/e Jan
91
5,900
164 %
3%
35'%
33%
preferred—
9% Jan
43% Mar 25
25,500
24
*105%
preferred
Inc
45 y4 Jun
22
*160
34%
128%
*23%
147
3,200
34'A
128'A
Broadcasting-Paramount
35% Feb
Jan
15% >15%
34 %
127 %
*34%
71%
36%
119
100
8,700
Corp com__2
Co
convertible
7
7%
15 %
3,200
800
.23%
35
*143
119
*3
120
23%
24
100
common
Arma
38% May 18
43% Feb
1
47
109%
No par
preferred
Note
Bosch
Theatres
8
15 %
34
-33
118
'
23%
126%
•
*32%
118
22%
800
,
50
Bank
Brake
33
114
I,000
3,200
35
70%
-
100
preferred
American
2,100
*23
70%
___1
common
conv
79
*77%
*
34%
101%
1
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
cum
23,100
50
3%%
4% %
20%
108%
70%
No par
com
convertible preferred
13
16% Jan
Jun
36%
139 y2 Jun
66
65
118%
20%
24
95
96
71%
144
100
i__l
44,100
71
*109
112
*109
109
14
70
b
57%
58%
71
*141
—10
American
May 31
55%
114'%
20%
13%
71
*154
168
55%
111
13 7
69%
13%
34%
/
35
*95
100
*157
113%
*23%
24%
35
57%
13%
r
*219
54%
105
8
110
*109
*23%
10%
*219
112%
112
106
92% Aug 24
1
Feb
162-
53"%
112
112
105%
America
Airlines
*155
155%
•
110
13%
*90
91
9%
10%
__
20
--
91
*219
20
6
Jan
21%
116%
*108
13%
*32%
114
22%
15%
*"33%
34
125% 126%
*160
.164%
3%
3%
21
21%
*115% 116%
25
25%
164%
3%
19%
preferred
of
Amalgamated Leather Co
30
*160
3%
110
13%
22%
15%
125
9%
*108
*112%
33%
33
124%
54%
*109
29 Vb Jun
105 % Jun
3iya Mar 15
27
18
26% Mar 16
100
6
July 26
33
33
lie
22
15
10
54
112
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
91% Aug 19
11% Jan
,
„
155%
1
Limited
15
67
convertible
Aluminium
26 % Dec
11
33
*32%
21%
14%
33 ;
25%
preferred
6%
49'%
92
20
convertible
6
6
49%
*90
Corp common—No par
preferred
100
Co
May
50
*24%
5
4.08%
3% Mar 29
49%
92
No par
Aluminum
39
49%
25
Co—
Alpha Portland Cement
112% July
49%
No par
6
5
2% May 16
31
50%
8,800
78 %
30 Vb
25
gtd
Dye
2
Jan
Jan
&
May
34
78%'
30%
1
74% July
16
79
78
30%
*90
Inc
3%%
15
77%
77%
20%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
13
78%
78
30a/a
*116%
Stores
16
19
Feb
Allied
11
78
78
30%
5
Mills
29
35
98
Kid
Allied
Feb
23
Industries
Allied
9
77%
77%
30%
21%
par
Shares
70%
117%
No par
the Week
42%
69%
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
42%
14%
*113
21%
14%
33
9%
42%
77%
116
*219
42%
70%
13%
20%
1
43
Aug. 26
109%
13%
14%
*115%
100
Sales for
Friday
Aug. 25
*108
13%
13%
1
common
common
5
Dec
78
5
Apr
Inc
109%
100
Inc
preferred
Allen
3% Feb
11
1% Jan
28
10
42%
43
PRICES
Thursday
,
30
32%
120% 121
*160
164%
3%
3%
100
July 22
40
1
55% May 12
47
Vicksburg Ry
&
Chemical
160% Apr
134% Apr
6
26
No par
common
preferred
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
Apr
81% Apr
17
147% Nov
70
1
Allied
98
7
74% Nov
931/4 Jan
49%
No par
$4,375 cum
10
63% Jun
45 % Jan
50%
-
100
6
40
51% Mar 14
48%
*32%
*113
21%
14%
1
.
1951 series-
_25% Aug
Mar
30%
1
122% July
28
90
~
20% Aug 26
16
77%
77
30
preferred
Alleghany Corp common
5%% preferred A__
326
Jan
8% Jan
77
76%
4%%
Mar 14
122
76%'
1
Co
Corp
pfd
Aldens
5
97
May
68%
10
Products
7%
3
209% Jan
69%
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco
18% Jan
29
28J/4 Jan
80
4.50%
26% Mar 30
29
Dec
4
13%
68%
Corp
Alabama
21% Dec
111
Sep 29
140
3
15
25
Co
Air Reduction Inc
Dec
4
*108
*13%
Aeroquip Corp
20
33
3
109%
13%
common
Express
Admiral
123
2% Jan
*109
13%
14%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
2
155% Feb
Steel
Adams-Millis
4
15% Aug 24
14 % Aug 10
27% Mar 14
Inc
preferred
pmerred called
5%
Feb 24
22% Mar
104
\
5%
Aug 25
34
Apr 21
121% Aug
8
3
77% Jan 21
Nov
29 % Dec
18% May
79
18
42%
2.50
ACF-Brill Motors Co
30
Jan
42 %
1
50 % Dec
Industries
Aug. 24
100
5
4
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 23
41%
preferred.
ABC Vending Corp
Jan
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 22
5
Laboratories common
32
AND
Monday
Par
4%
16% Jan
19
115 % Apr
IDC
48% Jan
39% Mar 14
1
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
4C% Nov
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1954
lowest
105
40'%
50
48%
49%
48 %
50%
10,200
31%
33%
32%
333/4
3,900
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
(824)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
I
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
ay, Feb
12% Jan
4
17%Jan
4
38% Aug
16
24% May
3
36
*1% Apr" 30
.
May 12
13'% Jan
14y8 Dec 31
27Ya Aug
#3% Jan
16
Jan
5
6
13
May 19
22
6
10
96% Mar 23
7
Dec 31
102'A Dec
19% Mar
6% Jun
8'A Oct 28
27
Jan 26
EXCHANGE
Highest
4'A May 19
6% Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26%Dec22
11
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
lear 1954
9
14
6% Jan
43% Feb
31% July
46% July
14
5
6
16% Feb 10
35% Apr 28
102% Apr
Jan
9% Feb
29% Aug
3
143/a Apr
14
12% Jan
6
16% Jun
16
Jan
4
26'A Jan 18
25% Apr
6
30
11% Jan
4
30
13% Jan
6
31% Jau
4
|2% Jan
8
14V, Jan
4
May 13
24
Mar 15
Jun 16
96%
5
*20%
21%
7%
7%
27%
Constable
Associated
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
35% Aug 25
22
104% Feb
8
113
Nov 11
55
62% Feb
1
69
May 27
121% Jan
If
151
15
62
Dry
Goods
1
28
27%
14%
29%
*5
38%
29%
43%
14%
29
*96%
98
*
7%
27%
14%
29%
*20%
21
21
7%
*27
14%
29%
14%
29%
5%
39'A
29
42%
14%
28%
7%
27%
14%
29'A
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Thursday
Aug. 26
Shares
*5
5'%
400
38%
39
39 74
4,100
28%
5
5%
31
29%
44
14%
29
98
21%
7%
27%
14%
29%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 25
Wednesday
Aug. 24
2874
2974
1,700
5
38%
28%
43%
44
44
44%
21,000
14 Va
14%
14%
14'%
17,700
29'A
30
2 J 7a
307a
7,500
*96 Ya
98
*96%
98
*20 3
21%
*20%
21%
100
*6%
7 74
1,700
4
7
7
27%
27%
277a
10
800
2774
14%
15
14%
15
29'A
29%
29'%
29%.
3,800
35%
3,000
15,100
1
Corp—
1
100
10
34%
34%
111% 111%
54%
57%
34% 34%
*111% 111%
53
56%
50
5.25% preferred
Associates Investment Co
Aug 15
111% Dec
Corp
Common
.
33%
29
41%
14%
28%
*J6'%
41%'
par
Arnold
3
10% Nov
21
39%
29
Artloom Carpet Co Inc___
No oar
Arvln Industries Inc.—
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co..
1
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
17
23
38%
29
41'A
14%
5%
5
14%
23%
96%
Armstrong Cork Co common.
$3.75 preferred
No
19
3
22
5
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Monday
Aug. 22
Par
A P W Products Co Inc
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
Argo Oil Corp
5
Armco Steel Corp
„
10
Armour & Co of Illinois com.....5
3
RECORD
LOW
136% 137%
59%
59%
44
44
*97%
98%
44%
45'%
37%
37%
97%
97%
41%
41%
136% 139%
59%
59 V,
34%
34% 34%
*111% JUVat'
56% 57%
•
35%
35%
111%'
61
6174
4,200
139%
58'A
*110%
5J%
110%
140
100
111
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
29% Jan
•2
Jan
13
5
134% Dec
61
Dec
8
18
58
37% July 26
103% Oct
5.
Jun
34% Jan
3
48
97
8
101
Mar
43% Aug 17
37% Jan
4
34'A
39% Dec 29
May 17
•5% Jan
4
101'A Dec
10
97
20
4
43% Dec
10
40% Jan
Jan
Aug 23
17
59%
47%
101%
48%
Jun
22
Common
Preferred
Aug 11
Aug
Atlantic
2
Mar 17
Mar
Aug
•
4%
4
10% May 28
52% Dec
17
Feb
12
14
IS
Jan
20
10
May 26
Preferred $3.75 series B
Atlas Corp
5
Apr 20
Mar 31
100
4% Jan
4
37% Jan
4
% Aug 23
63% Aug 26
9
Atlas
14% Jan
4
Austin
19
14
Mar 21
29
6% Jan
17
49% Dec 29
48% Jan
11
Dec
7
IB
Common
Jan 11
8V» Apr 18
Mar30
97%
46.
37%
97%
41%
60%
*13%
*10%
*17%
22%
22%
6%
41%
20
60%
60%
*13%
*10%
*17%
16%
11
17%
x60
*13%
11
*17%
21%
22%
22%
3
6%
—No par
*46%
6%
47%
6%
*46%
6%
6%
6%
7
*6%
93%
94
94'/a
597a
8,200
43%
437<
*97 %
98'%
10
7,700
98%.
2,100
46 Va
46%
46 Va
46%
37%
33
38%
3374
98'A
98'%
98
93
41%
41%
41%
42 74
2,600
6,700
V
13,000
240
100
*103 Va
No par
common
Avco Mfg Corp
(The)
common
conv preferred
60%
15%
61%
11%
17%
22%
6%
47%
6%
*46%
62%
63'%
15'/a
*13'%
1534
10%
;
62 %
*13%
94'A
100
93%
13'A
35%
35%
*111
112%
Corp
Nichols
$2.25
61%
15%
ll'A
17%
45%
37%
97%
5 J Va
44
*96'A
97%
46%
37 %
97%
42
No par
(voting)
Tack
Automatic
14
37%
97
x41%
44
98%
4,900
59%
■
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Canteen Co of Amer__.5
22% Aug 24
44
*96'%
45%
140%
59'A
43%
139
138'A 140
59% 59%
43% 44
Powdcf-""
15% Jun
17y, Feb
_5
—
llV4Mar23
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
100
-No par
10
10
July 18
com—10
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining common
*
47% Mar 14
2
Mar 24
5
Electric Co
City
preferred
Agists
34% Jan
50
10%
107a
1174
►
x
22'4
22
1,500
*17%
18 74
22%
17%
*17%
2274
8,800
6%
6%
6%
67a
53,500
*46 Va
47%
46%
46'%
300
'
47%
B
4% Jan
4
42% Jan
7
0% Jan
11
20% Jan
8
13% Dec
Jan
7
113% Dec
•<
Jan
7
107
18% Jan
11
4
30
6b
29
Jau
11% Jan
30% Jan
31% July 26
107
89Ya Jan
6% Aug 18
Nov 23
8
75% Dec
9
109
Nov 26
99
Inc
T)
1
Wilcox Co
24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12
Baltimore
14
113% May
105
Jan
4%%
5
12
29
35% Jan
18
54% Jan
6
4%
70'/8 Aug 26
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
4
4
64
Dec
30
55% Aug 17
45
66% Jan
Elec
&
93%
14%
No par
preferred series B
&
Ohio
Convertible
Barber
5%
50
common.
preferred
Oil
100
11% July
1
is y, Jan
5
20% July 20
24% May
20% Jan
5
17% Sep 30
I
Corp
Barker Brothers common.!
40% Oct
38% Mar
8
4,2
4
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
3
Apr 29
72% Mar 29
Bath
4
10% Dec 22
14% Jan
6
17% Apr
0
Bayuk Cigars Inc
40% Jail
55% Dec
8
57
Jun
8
Jan
4
143% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
3%%
99% Jan
6
107 JA Dec
2
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
4 Ya %
lay. May
3
25
81
6
90'% Nov 22
107
Jan
• y, Jan
4
Dec
50% Jan
31
6
'
Beaunit
Mar 18
Beck Shoe
30
July 11
26
Dec
21
22% Aug 25
41
Dec
29
40
Jan
28y, Dec
1
28
Mar 21
17% Jan
4
•0% Jan
18
3
35% Sep
14% Oct
25
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
6
31% Dec
31
30% Jan
17
100
10
13% May 12
Nov 17
96% Mar
45% Aug
8
9
19% Mar 15
% May 18
1% Dec
23
1
27
32 Va Dec
29
30
Mar 14
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
8
24
Jan
39% Jan
4
48% Dec
3
SO
4
111% Dec
31
Jan
144% Jan
9% May
5
6
$SV4 Apr
36% Feb
30
16'8'A Nov 29
14% Dec 29
Apr
161% Feb
13% Jan
22
9
7
44% Jan
34% May
20
Feb
16
Bell
Aircraft
15
Bell
&
38
101
Apr
69% Mar
35% July 25
Apr 19
16% Jun 28
29
48% Jan
6
17% Jan
12
29 % Dec
3
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
Aug 17
26% Jan 28
33% Jun
22% Feb
3
32'A Dec
30
28 % Mar 15
34% July
82
73% July
31
Mar
Black
6
(E W)
&
Dec
29
54% May 18
88% Mar
3
Boeing
8
20'A Mar 15
27% Jun
8
Bohn Aluminum &
31
25
39% Jan
3
3
26
4
17% Dec
31
4
18
Dec
29
12'A Jan
U
July 29
57% Mar 17
74 Va Sep
35% Dec
39
13
Dec
Aug 23
13% Jun 27
15% Mar 14
9'A Jan
3
62
14
Jan
Co
•3% Jan
12
7
99
Dec
17
56% Aug
3
63% Jan
•
61
96
Mar 23
100
July
7
6 V. Jan
6
23% Jan
11
18
Jan
19% Jan
11
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
6
14% Dec
12% Jan
60
28
Jan
95
29
83
Aug 11
14 y, Jan
6
82
July 28
6
6
Jan
13% Jan
22 »A Dec
30
20% Jan
22
36% Dec
21
33
Jan
6
Mar 14
liy, Jan
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
6
74
Jan
85
Dec
28
85% Jan
20
25% Feb
30
Mar 12
25% Jan
27
10% Jan
11
88
3
15 y, Jan
25% Nov 12
22% Jan
9
11% Feb
16'A Dec
29
11% Jan
25
Dec
16
10% Apr
26% Sep
12
7% Jan
15% Jun
98
July
18% Jan
32
15
23
Mar 13
92% Mar
Jun
Apr
34% Jun
19% July
6
30% Jun
6
13
36 y, Feb
103% Jan
26% Jan
«
37
36% Dec
31
33% Jan
7
31
2% May 17
Dec
23
10% Jan
30
42% Dec
13
3
20 Ya Jan
38'A Mar
44Ya Apr
4
28% Dec
8
26
Jan
6
40
Aug 20
Dec
31
14% Jan
6
167/« Apr
$0% Jan
6
Aug
91 y2 Jan
17
60
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
10
32
11
5
27 A
July
21% Jan
4
33
Dec
4
61
For
15% Mar
11% Apr
99,2 May 13
$2% Jan
22% Jan
44% Jan
S
7'/a July 14
footnotes
Nov
30
9
25% Jan
100
3
13
July 15
1
4,200
163%
163%
163 %
66%
67
67
24
24Va
24
24 'A
24 'A
27%
27%
28 Va
28
28 Va
34
33
33%
62
25
26
13%
34
27%
*33
*67'A
81'%
68
68
68
69
24%
24'A
24 %
24%
24 <%
27'%
27
28
27%
10
500
5,800
4,100
*33%
3474
400
64
62 3
4
63 34
34,300
5.600
34 'A
*33
63
61 %
64
62%
64%
62%
25
24%
25 'A
25
25 Va
24%
25%
25%
25%
26%
13%
25
26
26'A
26%
27
27%
23
29%
13%
13%
*13%
13%
13%
14
14'%
14%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
3,500
ll'A
1174
11%
11%
1,800
64 %
64'%
17%
17%
17%
11%
ll'A
ll'A
11
ll'A
65%
44
64 %
65
64%
65
42%
43%
43%
157V
*80
*80
17%
65
80%
80
68
*11%
''
15%
1574
16
15%
15%
1,230
670
64'%
1,500
43%
42%
42%
4274
13,700
*42%
43 'A
*42'%
42%
*44 %
447 a
*96
98%
*96
98'%
*96
43
43
64%
7.400
41%
41%
41%
41%
6,500
54%
♦54'/2
54 3'4
*54'%
54%
500
22
22
2 2'A
22%
22%
22
22'A
4,000
88%
88'A
88'A
88'A
88 3a
87%
87%
1,100
;
^3.50
—No par
88%
2 50
30
*95%
_100
.
(The)
Co
Forge
23%
23%
5
34%
34%
..5
20'A
20 %
No par
*92 Va
93%
common
__
Co
Co
Inc
"when
preference
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
Ry
15%
24
36%
23%
23%
34%
34%
35%
20'A
20%
*91
16%
11,100
97'%
100
24
24
37''4
,37
20%
♦96
24
23%
36%
37 V*
9,400
13,700
-
900
20%
20%
93%
*91'A
4
*91%
93%
27 Va
27%
27%
2 7'A
27'A
27'/a
27%
800
93%
20%
♦91
21
20 %
93 3
28
2 7'/a
28%
28%
29%
23,000
67%
74
73'%
75 3 a
10,500
67%
67%
18%
26,100
17%
17%
17 %
17 Va
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
84%
*84%
85%
84%
*87
ll'A
5
84%
85
28%
29 Va
29'A
29%
11,200
16 %
♦15%
16 Va
15%
157a
28%
29
19,000
12%
12%
23,400
800
27%
27 %
2 8'4
2 8'A
29
28'%
29
11 Ya
11 %
12
11%
12
11 '/a
12'%
34%
44
13'A
29%
16'A
5%
137 a
2 6'A
*102
26'%
26'%
102 »A
102%
90
34
33%
33%
500
44%
44'%
44%
-
44 V8
44%
44*A
44'%
44%
57'a
574
57'a
574
574
1374
7'%
3874
25
No par
*53'%
54'%
167 a
27
103
27
34%
7%
*38
16'A
137a
13%
13%
.
'
5%
14
1374
7%
39
3974
38%
38%
38
38'A
38%
16%
1674
16'%
1674
7%
774
39
77 a
7'%
300
31
27
103
34%
38%
80
103
27
103
*33%
7%
38 74
2 6'A
103
34%
38%
38
16%
94
*61%
*31'A
32%
"
300
29
44
5
87'%
16'A
34%
5%
87'%
28%
27
"90
85
*74'%
87
103
18%
87
*74 Va
80
88
29
85
80
*74 Va
*87
*15%
18
*17%
87
80
16 %
27
5
84%
88
29 %
*10?
1
84%
*74'/8
18
87
100
10
18 Va
17%
17%
No par
preferred
16'A
98
*96
98
24
16'A
15%
15%
*96
67%
27%
No par
Canadian
15%
98
13,200
27%
28 %
16 %
Canadian Breweries Ltd
16
15%
98
33
67 %
15
common.
4,100
96'%
32%
28 Va
1
5
Aug 26
21
*95 Va
32 %
17%
100
Co
100
59
96 %
32%
67 Ya
84%
Canada Southern Ry Co
35% Jun
*95 Va
32%
30
27%
*74 Vb
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
—15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65'%
<
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
53% May 27
30%
96%
32%
30
28%
100
Co
30%
*95 Va
32%
30 »A
*17%
1
common
Jackson
30%
96 %
32%
30
27%
100
participating
30'A
*95'/a
27 %
67 %
5
com
preferred
Bros
21%
X87%
4
28
10
issued"
preferred
second
4
8,900
12,100
27%
1
__
Terminal
15%
99
*96
15
No par
—i.
Co
Watch
32%
15V4
1
_
90
30%
96%
32%
No par
Inc
Co
preferred
54%
21 %
50
Co
Gas__
Co
41
5
common..
preferred
July 23
26.
16
163%
41 %
28% Mar 14
page
600
17 Va
7
Feb
163
54%
29
see
♦160
41 Va
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla Inc
3
163'%
*160
54 3
Byron
11
4
26,900
80
*33
.2.50
Bigelow
7%
July 27
38 Va Dec
—
4
154
41 %
Byers Co (A Ml
6% Aug 15
12
99% Jan 2$
152
—
Butte Copper & Zinc._
46% July 28
3 /a Dec
Jan
1% Jan
10
52%
151'%
54 3
Butler
3
1
29% Dec
52%
149%
15%
66%
700
52%
150%
80
15%
80
600
52 Va
148%
41 Va
4%%
27
165
52 %
52%
147%
*79
15%
52'A
52'A
144%
15%
Union
Bush
12% Aug 26
24% Jan
16
Jan
165
5
.5
Burroughs Corp
1
9 Ya Jan
144% 145%
3274
32
53
3%%
22
53
32%
*32
23%
Shoe
4%
26
107% Nov
7% Jan
12 Ya
8
32 'A
15%
&
Budd
22
*31%
52%
Burlington Industries Inc
92
31%
23'A
21'A Aug
80
32'A
31%
15%
Bulova
4
29,400
52%
Bullard
18
6,600
174
23%
Buffalo
Aug
207a
l'/a
15%
21
73% Jan
4874
20%
1%
52%
75% July 26
76% Jan
47%
20%
l'/a
23%
47% Feb
14
48%
20%
l'A
15%
Bucyrus-Erie
11
47%
20%
1 Va
47%
20
53
Brunswick-Balke-Collender..
77% Aug
78% Dec
48%
20'A
1 'A
46%
20%
*79
11,100
47%
20'A
1%
47%
20
32 %
101
1%
4C%
*52%
25%
24'A
50% Jan
84 %
*98'%
15%
13
74% Nov
73% Jun
800
101
*98
51%
Brooklyn
1
11,500
37'%
101
101
*98
a
23%
11
Mar 15
26 74
37 Va
*98
.
15 Va
29% Jan
16
1,700
52
23
5
1474
24
40
Oct
147 a
15
Common
•0% Feb
3,100
14 5
51
Mar 14
13
40
28'%
'
23%
Brown
$5
4374
28'A
RR—
Brown
23
July 21
95'A July 29
23 74
4374
2874
*43%
28%
38
issued"'—
31% Feb
Jan
29
14%
2274
44
14%
44
2 8'A
23%
51%
15%
41%
54%
22
374%
July 25
4,100
*43%
29
28 Va
23%
44
28'A
26%
100
Bristol-Myers Co
17% May 17
111
22%
x22%
*43%
x28%
•26'A
Co
4%% preferred..:
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
6
22%
28%
44
1.25
Airways Inc..
Bridgeport Brass Co common
18
30
*37'A
10
Braniff
Apr 25
38% Feb
6,800
14%
common
27 Va Aug 17
51% Aug 16
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
37% Mar 24
34% May
100 Ya
2974
92%
50%
15
Mar 14
32 % Jan
29'%
*91'%
23
38
28'A Jan
«
91%
100
21
2
29 7
91%
100
44% Dec
29
29'/2
91 Va
37
—15
Corp
Maine
18% Mar 28
Mar 11
29%
91%
—
&
0
34% Dec
50
29'A
•
preferred
Jan
33% Aug
10674
10
14
100
145
♦105%
2,500
10
July 27
*135
106%
59'%
Dec
98
145
*105%
98'%
17
6
*135
106%
59%
5%
May 10
143
*105%
597a
Common
56% Jan
2,600
54'A
54%
54%
54%
*135
106
59%
53
25
54'%
54
54%
145
106
60'/a
24% July 27
Oct
6,000
59%
3
67
1,600
17
59%
3
19
38
48%
16%
96
28% Jan
4
43%
17
59
14% Jan
56% July 20
24% Jan 23
48%
16%
27
1%
250
40
48
16%
96
14
46 % Mar
40
40
49'A
16%
98%
59 Va
13
13
*39
40
48%
♦39
'
*9o
59
Dec
53% Jun
1,400
14%
1
(The)
"when
Edison
32% Dec
Aug 24
18'%
37
preferred
Boston
Boston
•% May
3
20y. May 11
*1878
25
3V2%
July 26
18 %
25%
Inc
Borg-Warner
18%
1
Borden
29
18%
14%
No par
3
66% May
48 V» Apr
18 Va
37'/a
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
6
3,300
26
Corp
7
Common
4$Vi Jau
Brass
22
8
57'%
14'A
.No par
Stores
55%
*135
145
106%
101
70
101
55 'A
3 7'/a
*98
700
42
*100'A
55'A
25»%
14%
5
Class B
Bond
42
42
101
*100%
55%
25%
Co
11% Jun
Aug
28%
.__.__2.50
19% Jun
34% Jan
14
Airplane
*
29%
1 peso
Bon Ami Co class A
20
Jan
54%
54%
42
42%
101
60
55%
18%
92%
__1
75
$% Jan
*18%
18%
4
Inc
1
13% Jan
*42
101
56'A
37%
Co
Laughlin
5
24% Apr
35% Dec
42%
101%
55%
25%
Mfg Co
(Delaware)
Co
Bliss
*42
*101
29%
(Del) com__No par
Decker
Bliss
4,600
*91%
1
5
7074
29%
„_1
Blaw-Knox
4
69%
5
Steel
14
69%
37'A
Co
Co
&
69'A
92
28'A
1% preferred
;
__100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
4%% pfd series of 1951100
July 21
69
29%
100
Finance
Bethlehem
68 'A
1
common
Consol Mining Co
flc
67%
104
*_10
.
Co
Best Foods
170
9
$
Best
56% July
1
160% July 25
18
23
Benguet
26,100
*91'%
—10
1
preferred
Beneficial
3
Jan
Co
Bendlx Aviation
7
14
l%Jan
5134
100
Corp
Howell
4%%
18
22% Feb
74
May
17Ya Nov
Beech-Nut
6
600
112
105
5074
16%
28 Va
111%
104 %
51 Va
16%
*43%
111%
104
*111 Va
2,500
50%
16%
l
13,500
51%
16 v2
„50
3574
104
48%
.
35 34
112
40
pfd
RR
42'A Apr
17% Jan
27
38
4%%
Packing
Belding-Heminway
80% Oct
50% Dec
24
Creek
Beech
24
S)
35%
50%
47%
Inc
(A
35%
♦111
40
Beech Aircraft Corp
4
Mills
33,200
*103'/a
2.50
July 25
17
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
preferred
32
96
14'%
51%
41
48
54
2,300
94
14'A
103'A
66%
*135
106%
674
93
14%
112
47%
preferred—100
— 100
11
Jan
Jun
32
prior
634
94
14%
103'A
66%
42%
*40
•
,
93
'
35%
51%
18%
10
Corp.
22 V, Mar 14
85
35%
10
50
.
Works
conv
14%
No par
preferred
Iron
15
35%
*111
104
*101% 102
55'A
55%
Beatrice Foods Co common—12.50
0% Jan
4%%
__10
,
14%
50%
*42
.
6%
6%
35%
66%
preferred—10Q.=*
7
15
50%
100
common
noncumulative
Bangor & Aroostook
8
13
Co
preferred series C
4%
July 14
101% Aug
Gas
Baltimore
53% July 27
60% Nov 19
40% Dec
(B
Babcock <fc
6
43% Jan
16% Jan
48
Babbitt
10
Mar 24
10
Mar 31
Jun
8 Mi Feb
114
(The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—13
1$
1,600
5 Va
5%
35,500
13%
14%
32,700
7%
7%
1,600
5,600
39
.
33%
38 3
38'4
33%
33%
1,100
16'A
7,400
16%
16%
♦93
94
4
160
94
9474
9474
*93'%
9474
*93'A
94%
61 %
61'%
*61'%
63
*61%
63
*61%
63
20
63
x32
32
100
34
24,100
32%
33 74
*31'%
33
*5374
32'%
*3274
33 »A
*32'%
33'4
33 %
3374
3374
3374
3374
33%
54
54
54
54'%
54'%
55
•*nn
Volume
Number 5459
182
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(825)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
lear 1951
4
27 % Dec
29
22% Jan
Jan
13
40% Apr
12
30 % Mar 14
37
17% Jan
5
30% Nov
17
26 '•
85/e Jan
28
Jan
5
20 Vb Oct
22
107
126
Dec
31
112
25% Dec
30
23
40 % Jan
5
63'A Dec
31
46 3% Jan
4
62 % Apr
13
Jan
11
13% May
113
Jan
20% Nov 22
7
3
19% Dec
29-
4
129% Feb
26
4
120% Jan
105%
SepTlO
26% Dec
3
8
20% Mar 15
115% Mar 16
30
77% Jan
16
Jan
30'A Dec
31'
27
27
34% Jun
15% Jan
19% Dec
21
18% Jan 26
19% Apr
& Ohio
Light
Co—
(J
I)
26'A Jan
31%
32'A
32'/a
33%
32%
33
32%
32%
31%
31%
32 %
32%
32'/a
33
34%
34%
35
28%
28%
28 %
28'A
28%
28%
28%
29%
29%
29%
118%
118%
118%
10
*118
119
Oct
4% Jan
21% Mar 12
28
2(7
Jan
25'/a
25 %
25%
25%
25 %
25%
3,600
>50%
70%
71
71
71'/a
x70%
70%
70%
70%
1,600
57%
10,000
55%
56%
50
50
50
*52
54
*52
l
21
21
21
21
12.50
16%
100
125%
Corp of Amer com
No par
16%
16%
126 Va
126 Va
50 VB
50 Vb
*104%
105%
*104'/a
22%
23 VB
100
122
conv
preferred series A_100
80
22
Celotex
Corp
common.™
27
5%
prelerred
_—
16%
127
25
Central
Foundry. Co
69% May 25
Central
of
8% Dec
7% Jan
6
28
37% Jan
18
82
Dec
22
79'A Jan
3
91
12% Jan
4
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31.
18
Apr
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
45% Jan
5
54
Jun
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
112
19% Jan
8
20
30
108
Jun
7
Dec
8
24
Jan
7
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
15% Jan
10% Apr
26
5%
33%
33%
*193/a
19%
193/a
193/a
19 3A
193/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
600
20%
21
20 3A
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,800
Dec
33%
33'A
33 %
36% May 26
Central
RR Co
Mar 15
4
of
J
in
Cerro
31
23 % Mar 14
29% Jun
14
43% Jan
53
15
4
Pasco
300
2,700
1,600
17%
17%
17'a
17%
17%
53%
*52%
53%
*52%
53%
*1103/4
111%
110%
110%
111%
111 %
80
29 Va
29%
29 %
29%
29%
29%
6,900
33
33
32%
32%,
32%
32%
1,100
33
33
*32%
33'A1
*32%
33
i:
17 Va
*52%
.
3334
33%
33
33 Va
33 Va
32 Va
33
14
13%
13%
*14%
15
14%
14V4
14%
14%
14%
14%
4J%
4J%
4934
52
61 Vb
53
52%
54
1
25%
25%
25%
26 Va
X253A
26
25%
25%
50%
50 Va
*50 %
51%
*50%
51%
52
52
Chain Belt Co
15,000
89%
33%
%
10
58%
89%
No par
5
_
Corp
9%
58%
*13%
Co
Products Corp
Certain-Teed
10%
59
89%
58%
10
Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
de
9%
*89%
5
50
West Corp
Violeta
Central
583A
90
9.50
Class B
Central & South
17% July 21
Aug
class
SVa
573A
*89%
33 Va
Mar 14
7
9 %.
9%
57
90
33 Va
prelerred
55% Aug 26
28% Dec
93/8
56
*89 Va
a—oo
Light com
6
48
90
29'A
8 % Jan
4
9%
56%
*89
111%
Illinois
37% Mar 14
4
9 3/a
*55%
28%
1
12% Jan
1
Ry
*110%
11
30
21
.No par
—
Georgia
21
28%
36'A Feb
29
-5
Co
111%
20
33'/a Jan
Sugar
'
28 Va
36% Jun
80
33%
*110%
19
16,300
34
10
18
10% Nov
8,000
22%
125
122
33%
—100
21
41% Dec
l,9ud
33%
22'/a
122'
33 Va
Illinois Public Service
13% Jan
4
bl
22%
22%
*120
33%
Central
29% Jan
6% May 27
80%
52%
26
20 % Jan
81
23
33 Va
3
Apr
80%
52%
29
105
'
52%
28
*104'a
80%
52%
14% Nov
105%
120%
No par
31% Dec
*104%
80%
Central
25% Dec
f
22%
21
6
5,800
"
105
120%
17%
4
180
51%
81
17Va
26
16%
126%
.51%
23
17 VB
10% Feb
16%
126%
51%
123
17
23% Jan
16 %
126%
51%
33%
preferred series B
'/a %
14,200
16'a
22%
*80
81
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
4
1,100
126%
127
50%, .51%
*104 %
•
26
Mar 11
29% Aug
105
100
.July 25
16%
21%
20
Aguirre
40% Dec
16 3/a
*125%
rr
21
860
50
54
21 %
21%
50
*52
*120 Va
122
Va
21%
57%
50%
52%
J
No par
preferred
Central
4
21%
50%
50
1%
54% Mar 24
58%
,
5,0
54
4%%
23% Mar 25
57
50
*52
July 20
Apr 20
56%
50
54
July 26
22
55%
50
—100
170
25%
*52
10
3,300
25
50
common.!
12,400
119%
*118
25%
83
3
118%.
70
I
18
119
50
4.20%/ —iAll
2nd
*118
13,900
I
25
*
130
6
Shares
32%
series
Co
Preferred
Celanese
Aug. 26
series!---
preferred :-l-i—L
11%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Aug. 25
31%
5
common...
preferred
$3
"-./•!
Thursday
Ajig. 24
31%
Ry.100
No par
Caterpillar Tractor common
105% May
26
Jan
Case
Wednesday
10
Carriers & General Corp
Juiy
29
Corp
4%%
&
Steel
Preierred
19% Jan
Nov
121
Caiiuer
2
127% Aug
81% Dec
16'A Apr
Power
Mar
66% May
107'/a Jan
Clinchfield
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Aug. Zt
5
Co
(Philip)'Mfg Co—L
Carey
Carpenter
July 26
Monday
Par
/
1
(The)
Carolina
3
23% July
57
STOCK
Carolina
64% reo 18
56
May 16
102% Feb
Carborundum
Aug 12
53'/a Mar
1
17% May 16
15% Mar 14
45
101 % Jun
73
16
Mar
6
26% Jan
7
49 % Aug
Jan
36% Apr
Mar 15
52 % Aug
12
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Inc/
Airlines
Capital
7
Jan
119
YORK
EXCHANGE
37% Jun
6
July 19
55% Jan
51
13
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
..A'
*13%
14
33
33%
*13%
33
900
33%
32%
14
200
*13%
7,700
14
100
*14%
14%
800
"54%
55%
26,700
25%
25%
5,000
53
53
600
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
Jan
11
5
108
Apr
5
62
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
29% July 19
68
Feb
16
22
50
Mar 17
60
98 '/a Jan
22
105
Nov
38% Aug
11
8% Dec
30
6% May 17
25% Jan
53% Dec
31
43
33Vb Jan
46 % Dec
31
42% Jan
6
84'A Jan
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
17
14
May 12
4% Feb
2
Jan
55% Aug 25
54% Jun
23
Jun
13
99
27% Mar 25
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
23% Feb
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
18'/a Jan
18 % Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
33% Jan
27 % Jan
38% Dec
16
36 '/a Jan
19
12% Mar
19% Dec
31
16 % Jan
21
23
5% Jan
13% Dec
31
12
Jan
Jan
55%
553/4
*107%
107%
1
—■
$4.50 preferred
Chance
30%
1.25
7%
Vought Aircraft Inc
Checker
Cab
Manufacturing
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common..25
3 % '/o
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par
Class A
36 'a Mar 25
26
No par
No par
Common
6
9% Feb 25
Mar 14
20% Aug
July
..40
__—
53%
52%
*95
22%
*32
55
31
7%
7%
54
54
54 Va
*95
54
53%
54%
97
*54
55%
55
53%
22%
32%
21%
9,400
35%
35%
36
36
4,400
*41%
42'a
41%
41%
200
20'/a
20'/a
20'a
1,800
*15%
16 %
1,000
343A
343/4
35%
*41%
42%
20 Va
20%
20%
16%
16
16
20 VB
34
)
22 Va
21%
42'A
20
*41%
1,000
26,200
*32%
22
3434
56
97
22
32%
21 3/4
33%
1,100
54%
53%
*95
22%
22%
22%
55
*55
54
97
*95
*32'A
20
22
5,900
33'A
41%
29% Jun
7%
22%
20
20
7%
21%
34
19% Apr
.*%
7
22%
41%
6
7%
21%
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
18
9,800
*32%
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
Apr
21%
50
30%
21%
2
44% Mar
18
1
107%
30'a
33 %
Chicago Corp
___
*107'/a
31 Va
22%
3
(The)
54%
107%
30%
*95
97
43% July 26
9
54%
*107%
31%
54
54
53%
53 VB
97
55%
107%
7%
.
1073A
30 Ve
7%
54%
107%
30%
55
*107%
31
22'A'
'*32%
21%
1,400
No par
*15%
15 3A
15:%
16%
16%
No par
23%
23%
233/4
24 V0
24%'
25
24%
25%
25%
25%
24,700
68
68%
68
b8 VB
68
68%
68%
68%
67%
68%
22,400
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19
100
5
38
3834
38%
33 VB
39
39%
39%
39%
38%
39'a
7,700
47%
47%
47
47 Va
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
4,100
No par
*131
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR_.No par
87
87 VB
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par
13%
13%
Oil
10
Class B
.
j
10
Jun
8
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
6
2
52% Dec
29
45% Feb
16
69% July 13
10'A Jan
11
17% Dec
30
14'A Jan
21
2jj/b Jun
26
29
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
30% Aug 31
49% Dec
22
39 % Jan
6
53% Mar
1
118% Dec
10
108% Jan
11
142% Mar
3
'
29
85% Aug 10
101 % May
9
35% Mar
63
Oct
Jan
5
62% Jan
94
7% July
11% Jan
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
21/
Dec
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
Dec
16% Dec
Feb
35
56 % Feb
31
31
May 25
72% Dec
21
9 % Feb
15% May
3
Feb
42% Jun
22
14'a July 27
14
3
22% Feb
1
17
6% Jun
22
13% Mar 14
Jan
18
23% Jan
19% Jun
7
66 % Jan
17
29
22
58
Apr
92% Aug
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
series A noncum
5%
Chic
5% preferred series A__
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
convertible
$3
Chickasha
Childs
Chile
Copper
18
97% Jan
4
47
25
Aug
9
105% Oct
15
Jan
12
84% Aug 12
28% Jan
11
49
9% Jan
5
100
Aug
9
98% July 22
27% Jan
4
15
Jan
Jan
27
33'A Jan
17% Dec
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
li
104% Sep
37% Dec
4
74
23
21% Dec
22
3
18
Mar 14
50% Feb
1
42% Aug 23
Nov
Feb
55% Jun
15
Mar 24
17% Jan
3
59% Jan
43
14
1013A Apr
303/4 Jun
18
105% Jon
40% Feb
15
Jan
26
113
53
Jan
6
81
210
93
7
Mar 15
Dec
27
28
70'/a Jun
2
75% Sep
Feb
14
198
Jun
21
92
Jan
17
100 Va Jun
24
27
4
108'A Mar 30
29
20% Mar 14
59% NOV
22
56
43
32% Mar 25
Jan
Dec
142
Oct
6
6
104
Dec
22
18
Dec
10
7
Apr
63% Nov
86% Jan
4
95% Sep
976
20
34% May
2% Jan
4
4
17
39% Mar 14
25% Feb
80 3a May
45 % Jan
4
49
Apr
21
Mar 14
31
Aug 28
31
45
Jan
6
49
July 28
31
493A Jan
27
63
Mar 29
50
45
Jan
29
61
Dec
58% Nov
31
30
59
Jan
30
56
Jan
25
Apr
Aug
6
17
75
May 27
67% May 27
9
32
Apr
9
3L
,A,.r
12% Jan
4
16% Dec
23
15% Mar 14
68% Jan
4
89
17
77
23 va Aug ati
41% Jan
26% Jan
11
Feb
53% Dec
22
4
45 Va Mar 22
52 V2 Jun
17
11
31% July 15
28 % Mar 15
14
61% Dec
8
54% Jan
12
53% Nov
24
46 % Feb
22% Dec
36% Jan
48 3/4 Dec
4
30
8
Jan
4
8% Dec
13
19% Oct
29
23% Jan
27
6
5
23% Jan
26
20% Jan
12
303/4 Dec
6
7% Jan
4
13% Dec
17% May
23
4
80 % Feb
Jan
15% May 11
25% Aug
23
May 27
34% Jan
44
17% Feb
21
22
6
25
34% Aug
2
Clark
C
C
St Louis
C &
20
Co
Equipment
Ry Co com—_100
$4.50
37
1
36%
1
3%
No par
preferred
—100
cumulative 2nd preferred.100
(The)..
Co
Fuel
&
Iron
com—No par
50
Ry com...100
Southern
noncumulative 1st pld
100
noncumulative 2nd pld—100
4%
4'/o
70
*68 Va
70
*68 Va
70
110
65
65
*64%
65
64%
64 Va
*64%
65
120
65
65
26%
2534
7,100
16 3/a
33,700
No par
24 Va
23%
24 Va
23%
24
23 Va
24 Va
6,700
83
82
82%
*82
82%
48
47%
48
48
48 3/a
3,900
33%
333/4
2,800
66 %
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
new—.5
*24 VB
62%
Columbian
Carbon
82%
No par
47%
Co
83
*82
47%
47%
47%
53%
33%
33%
333 4
33
66%
66
66%
66'/a
67
66
67
65 3
46 %
49 3/4
49 Va
£0
50%
52 '/a
52%
53%
54
543/a
9,300
20 3/«
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
21%
15.400
20%
20%
21
1
45%|
8
1
45%
45 Va
45%
45%
8,100
45%
46
45 %
—25
Inc
Co
Solvents
18%
18%
Corp
3
25
Jan
26
213A Feb
4
33
5% Jan
4
11% Dec
30
10
Jan
7
13% Aug 10
of N Y com—No par
preferred
Electronics
Consol RR
...—
Ind
of Cuba
Consolidated
Retail
Consolidated Textile
Corp
Corp
No par
1
pfd
Stores Inc
6%
Co Inc
100
1
34 VB
45VB
46
8
'
109
85
97 % Aug
11
39% July 22
Juiy
5
Jun
17
104% Jun
1
Continental Baking
$5.50
preferred
Continental
$3.75 preferred
24
33
33%
19%
18%
19'/a
19
20 3/8
20%
20
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
5134
50%
51 Va
51%
50 Va
50 VB
110%
110 5/B
110 %
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
32%
32%
33 %
33%
33%
33V4
33
.
33%
33
33
17%
33%
%|
111
1,000
35.800
9,200
1,600
36%
6,700
18%
12,500
16%
16'A
16%
17%
17%
18
16%
24
24
24%
24
24 Va
24'/a
4,900
2 2'A
24
22%
33%
3 4'/a
34 %
34
34 Va
6,400
34%
34
34
34
33 3/4
*27
29%
*27
2934
29a4
29 3/4
*27
*27
30
16%
*27
12%
8%
49 Va
49%
49 %
49%
No par
49%
110'A
110%
110%
110%
108
...-—No par
20
—No par
*33%
22'A
49%
Co coip—No par
Can.Inc common
23%
333/a
8%
100
23 Va
5,400
24
12%
preferred
No par
preferred
No par
Container Corp of AmericaCommon
—10
3.500
18%
8%
$4.52
1834
24
8 Va
3 3 3/a
12%
$4.50
900
18 Va
23%
8'/a
23%
8'A
4
8%
18%
24
8%
18%
32%
3,200
18%
24
18%
12%
Mar
4
33 3/8
23%
*33
8 VB
Consumers Power Co com
13
18%
8VB
7
preferred
8
8
10c
50% Mar
47*
270
66
34
Nast
47%
10
1
Mills
*82
6,000
33%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec_ —5
Commercial
24 '/a
24%
prelerred.No par
Pictures common
$4.25 cumulative
17'/a Nov
25
130
16%
10
55%
*69
2534
Consolidated Natural Gas—
27
*54
70
26
3
106 3A Dec
49
55 Va
70
16%
3 6'/a Jan
21
*4(1
*54
69%
27 %
Mar 11
Jan
48%
55
*68%
26 Va
33
96
48 'A
54
16%
8
6
48%
26%
363A Dec
27 '/8 Jan
2 SVa
48
53
26
14
723/8 Jan
2,300
,
48
16%
333/4 Dec
100% Jan
48%
28.'a
30
2,400
26 %
1.33 Va
-5
31
122,500
27 %
Laundries Corp
30
31
16 %
Foods
30% Dec
29 Va
25%
Consolidated
793/4 Nov 24
29 Va
27%
Consolidated
105% Dec
28%
28%
Vb
16%
17
4
19
91
25%
11
4
18%
53
Consol Edison
7
19 Va
53
20% Aug 26
10
4,400
18%
48%
18%
July
55
19%
*90
92
*47%
8'A
80
1,060
54%
19
*90
*52
18%
105% Jan
54%
55 Va
91
19 %
27 VB
28'A
*1,050
1,060
543/a
54%
91
26%
18% Feb
54% Jan
28
*1,050
54
19
19%
1,060
*1,050
1,160
93
£3%
♦91
16 %
273/4 Feb
90% Jan
*1,000
10
X25 Va
6
7
1,160
/
x263/8
7
6
132 %
16 3/a
Jan
Jan
132%
26
18
61
4,600
131%
27
153/4 Jan
101 % Mar
1,200
135
138 'A
16%
0
22
122
137%
144
25 %
20
Sep
122
137%
26%
Dec
683/4 Nov 23
121'A
135%
*141
2.50
22% Oct
105
144
121%
135%
System—
—.2.50
Broadcasting
17
7
*141
114
B
4
42 3% Jan
144
135
A
11
101%i May 25
20% Jan
4
18,10J
110
8 Vh
1
24,600
49
*141
18 3,4
112
4
47%
106
—10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
*
Consolidated Coppermine.? Corp... 5
109% Jun
5,600
3%
4
48%
144
42 Va
Class
12% Feb
11
12,200
37%
Class
12% Jan
Jan
3%
46%
4,600
68 3/8
36%
22%
,
106
No par
34% July
106% Aug 17
46%
44
22%
68
22%
*141
19
25 Va May 26
108
4
3 Va
3%
22%
106
.No par
_____
preferred series B
5%%
10
44
143
41%
54
$5
1
3%
92
Aikman Corp
Colorado &
77
*42%
.
143
92
Consol
24
44
22%
— —
160
*105
53%
2
Nov
77
*42%
«
2,400
42
*1,000
com..
24
109 % Feb
*75
44
x22
3%
10
Co
16
113
77
*42%
103%
109
42
Corp...No par
Internat'l
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
No par
44'/a Jan
7
*75
44
—
51% Aug
5
77
40
1,700
38%
38
68 %
36%
*75
*42%
76
44
101%
*75
67%
1113/4 Aug
106 Ve Jun
10
2,500
103
36 3/a
Jan
1053A Jan
900
2,400
,
215
*99%
38'A
37
Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Colorado
103%
109
68 'A
21 % Mar 14
1
14%
107
/
Clinton Foods Inc.....
&
38%
22%
Clopay
Collins
*99%
109
67
27% Feb
46% Jun
110
*109
36%
23% Jan
5
38%
38%
38
22 Vb
76
Publishing Co__-No par
27
103%
*99%
103%
109%
78
*194
37
Cone
Jan
90
79%
101 Va
79
215
66%
30
49% Aug
*99%
103%
79
*194
65 %
27
8
*194
215
*101%
79
*194
36 %
Conde
11
14%
*104%
215
*77%
79
215
66%
47% Aug
38% Jan
*194
1033/4
*101%
103%
*77
22%
Commonwealth Edison Co
73/4 May 10
80
66
26% Dec
28
14 3/a
104%,
22%
110'/a Dec
9% Dec
53 %
53%
104%
—1
Corporation.—
Molybdenum ..._t-—No par
4
6
52%
*14%
*42%
4
Apr
105
*104%
stock—50
26
7
14%
14%
%(
4%
guaranteed
11
Mar 16
53
52%
52%
Pitts RR 7%
&
11
108
*101 Va
103
78%
37%
20
3
*101%
109'A
40% Jan
Jan
16,900
46
14
109/4
107% Apr
5
54
46
109
8% Jan
10
27,200
45%
No par
gtd
50
preferred
Engineering
5
48%
44'%
105
37%
24% Jan
12% Jan
105
48 Va
64 %
14%
103%
47% Jan
7
52 Vb
2,100
47%
63 3/4
*104%
37V4
2
Aug
143/8
*99%
com
18 % May 12
8
52%
14%
new.—15
Ilium
Elec
Credit
38'/a Mar 14
52%
%
preferred—100
noncumulative
5%
Cleveland
Combustion
9
42
63 %
%
28
City Stores Co common..
5
4%'A
convertible preferred—100
Commercial
2 6 3/4 Feb
44%
102 Va
63 Va
21%
16
6
19% Jan
44
28 3A
*101'/a
63 Va
21%
79% Mar 24
573A Jun
1,100
28%
102'/a
623/4
64
64
*28%
*101%
21%
Columbia
25 % Aug
64 %
28%
101%
21%
16
31
63 3/4
28%
101%
28%
103
21%
Coca-Cola
52% Dec
Va
280
21%
Apr
24% Dec
36,300
21%
990
46% Dec
86%
21%
90
1
57
21%
Apr 18
50% May 6
Mar 22
900
56
21 VB
22
15% Mar 24
4,500
84%
%
31%
Coca-Cola
20
86
31%
July 11
21% Jun
55
85%
31 %
145
6
54
87 VB
85 VB
31%
6
17% Jan
54
18%
31%
111'/a Jan
20% July 28
*52
85%
200
*18%
18%
31%
4%
4
18%
31%
1%
3
18%
5%
31%
Aug 26
18
*18%
200
17
5%
31%
148% Mar 14
62% Jan
95% Mar
18 Va
17
.
31 %
122
14
5%
*104'A
9
Jan
%
5%
100
4
990
5
prelerred
100'/a Mar
13
83
5%
54
*52
VB
5%
.
No par
5%%>
Climax
A-g 26
18%
No par
10
Co
City Products Corp
Clevite
40% Sep
41
cities bervlce
City Investing Co common
2
7
18%
*17
90%
Electric—
&
C I T Financial Corp
14
10
18%
28%
133% Jan
125% Mar 17
38% Jan
12% Jan
22
12
107% Oct
869
31
Jan
17%
*101 Va
Special
24% Dec
*17
29
Cleveland
7
17V4
103
76% July 27
9
13
28 V4
45 % May 12
Jan
3% Aug 30
4
*12%
*101%
4
July
42% Dec
Jan
91
13%
_100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—-10
18
18
24
111
89%
*13
No par
Jan
37
2% May ' 4
38% Aug 24
91%
13 %
5%
preferred
4'jo
42 % Aug
73
44
Mar
Aug 16
191
40% Aug 13
89
23
27
94
110% Dec
132% Jan
22
Jun
19% Jan
3
27
5
Feb
24% Jun
3
Dec
Gas
903A
13%
17 VB
84
300
7,900
893/4
13%
5%
54
6,800
140
89 Va
17 VB
83 Vb
'
*13 VB
53/4
*52
*120
140
*120
87%
•
173/4
*17
140
♦120
5%
25
Common
17
2
57% Dec
101
Jan
24
75
11
33% May 31
107
,
!
^
131
131
132
25
25
preferred
Co
Clirjsler Corp
29% July 15
104 % May
4
VB
1
common
convertible
5%
4
preference
Cotton
Co
Cincinnati
20"% Feb
100
North Western com__No par
&
22
3
pld
13
109%
*106%
67
*101%
38'A
*106'/a
x75 Va
99
13
110%
108
67
103
38%
107
76%
100
,
*106%
67
1015/a
38 %
106 3/a
108
*106%
68 %
68%
101 %
*101%
38%
38%
107
106%
70%
103
38%
106%
12%
8Va
Va
12%
8 %
12%
8
12%
8
3,300
1,800
4934
43 3/a
49%
110%
110%
110%
110%
580
108
108
107
107 %
260
70%
2,100
49'
70
*101%
38%
107
70
*69%
103
'101 Va
38%
107
76%
77%
77%
78 %
77%
78%
98
98
98
98
98
98
38%
'106%
78%
*98
103
38%
107
5,600
10
1,600
210
79%
6,000
99%
100
17
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NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previou»
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
11% Dec
7
Dec
6
NEW
Highest
4
22
22
May 12
19% Apr
6
12% July 15
23 %
45 Va Mar 28
Feb
15
Dec
29
7% Jail
4
13% Dec
31
Jan
4
75% Nov
24
lo% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
25 Va Mar 14
22
20 Va Jan
72
52
8
Dec
19
102
25% Apr
96% Mar 14
9% Aug
70
110
Jan
24
Apr
8
7
37% Aug 26
27% Aug 25
31
48 % May 25
52
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
53
44% Mar
51 % Dec
31
50 Va Jan
6
58
1
Nov
19
5
24% Dec
4
Dec
36
7
99% Apr
95% Jan
Dec
Cooper-Bessemer
Mar 28
Cooper
28% July 27
July 19
Mar 14
July
July 27
35% Jan
•
Cornell
14
1
100
May 23
3%%
102
Apr
Cum
27% Aug 11
176% Feb
174>A Jan
5
19% Sep
1
26% Nov
23
3% Mar 16
5% Dec
9
5
30% May
Jan
2
Cor/i
183 % July
4
Jan
2
29
6
7%
24% Jan 21
33% Aug 25
6% July 22
7
Cosden
4
2% Dec
16
€
2% Feb
18
28 Va Jan
4
40% Dec
29
37 Va Jan
•
48% Jan
28
Crane Co
91% Jan
4
99 % Mar 30
85 % Jan
24
98% Apr
11
3%%
26'/a Mar 22
30% Dec
14
28% Jan
1
45 % Feb
74
15
35% Jan
11
f V* Jan
23
Apr
Jan
4
29% Jan
4
35% Oct
15
34
Jan
23
55
Jan
Nov" 2 6
103
64% Nov
55
4
3
4
Apr
27
Jan
5
«
Jan
•
Jan
11
140
16% Jan
1
79
12
46
Jan
•
Mar
11
101 Va Oct
13
4
19% Jan
26
27
12% May
12,400
...
28 Vb
28%
179
30%
6Ve
2 Va
*177%
33
2%
37'A
38%
38%
*96%
97%
*96 Va
97 Va
*96 Va
*30 %
30%
30%
30%
30%
2%
38
2%
2%
32%
33 Vb
6 Vb
6
31
<39
28%
*177 Va
179
33.
6%
6%
68
28%
28'A
179
31
Vb
68%
67%
2b VB
*177%
31%
6
68'A
28 Vs
178
6»/b
2%
67
28'/a
177%
31%
31'A
6 Vb
•2%
/
33%
20.60C
6'A
1,800
6
2%
60
179
2%
2,500
39
38%
39
39%
13.40C
97%
97
97
*95%
*2%
96 Va
20C
•31%
31%
*31
31%
*57
39
50C
1
4
97
15'A
15'A
___10
14'A
14%
14 Va
5
7%
Dana
52%
80
62%
49%
16%
*15%
15%
*15%
16%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
7%
__1
105%
*57
Inc
7%
pfd
1
common
preferred series A
140
G%
*13%
13%
■
20%
C
—100
*98%
99%
—50c
20 Vb
20%
Delaware &
25 % Mar
Delaware
Lack
Jam 17
39
Delaware
Power it Light Co
44%
Hudson<fc
6%
6V8
105 Vb
105 7/b
*56%
57%
20C
23 Vb
"
237/b
123,20C
35'A
1.60C
35
35%
8,000
90.
137
137
130
73
*72
73
700
50 V*
'49%
50%
93%
*92 VB
93%
11C
6V«
*57/b
6 V*
50C
13%
*13%
137/b
*13%
"
27 V*
27 V*
44%
92'A- 92 V*
44%
93 Va
*93
94
93%
93%
*93
94
*98%
99%:
*98%
99%
*98 %
99%
20%
20V*
20%
20%
8.00C
44%
93%
99%
20
92%
26%
44%
.
21V*
16
16%
16 Vb
16
35%
35
35%
35%
33 V*
33%
*33 V*
'
.
1,400
•
",,80
'
10
,
21%
16 •-
33 Vb
16 V*
21
2,800
27%
16 V*
16 Vb
35'A
36
33%
33 V*
7,700
16V*
36%
33%
36%
33%
•
35%
16 V*
34%
33 %
,
1.10C
140
49%
.
44%
10
«,
30C
9%
36 VB
*92
■■t
:
27
26%
-44%
,
-20
;
common
preferred
63 Va
9%
92 V*,
*98 Va
series
—50c
26%
13%
2C
*6
?
6 Vb
*13%
94
3.90%
Co
13%
*93
Preferred
&
49%
6
63 Va
*35
23%
73
92 Va
94
—100
7%
49%
92%
6%
6,000
,
57
'136%
73'A
92%
105
"
"34%
137
.
49 Vb
93
B
105
35%
X73
93
series
Dayton Rubber Co
35
137
74
44 V*
V
94
3,75%
23
35 Va
140
*13 Va
"
44%
Preferred
28
22VB
6 Vs
...
27
44
*93
23%
48 V*
6%
94
*93
22%
26 Va
*92%
Power Ac Light common
7
3.75% series A
—100
22%
92%
48%
—100
Preferred
*56 Va
74
Davega Stores Corp common—.-2.50
5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton
56 Va
*136 Va
74
48 Vb
.
6%
105%
56%
35
35%
35
3,900
77/B
6%
6%
6%
105%
6%
15%
7Vs
36 VB
56%
106
65,400
15%
9%
s%
*35
22 Va
22%
*136%
74
100
6%
-1
57%
24C
54
15%
*
64%
*64
9%
37
56%
*105 V*
105%
22'A
No par
7
.-
8
7Vb
65
9%
35
1,400
53
103%
"
8
63 Va
9%
36%
1
Inc
*
63'A
9%
*36%
common
50C
*15%
"
9%
No par
52%
50%
7%
63 Va
*103%
53
49%
37 Vb
No par
103%
103%
49%
7%
"
79%
*52%
53
52%
103%
103
80
79%
53
53
103
*9%
*36%
6%
1
Corp
3%%
8
02%
100
Class A
May 11
3
52%
2.50
preferred
22% Feb
U
79
79
*15 V*
preferred
Cushman's Sons
II
23
78%
5
99 Va Apr
•
79
78%
100
preferred
*35%
'
;
noncum
Aug 26
30
50
28 3A
28%
*178
66%
49
Deere
5
100%
50%
Decca Records Inc
33 Va Aug
98%
*99'A
49%
35% May
5
70% Jun 22
Apr
*97%
common__25
18% July 11
27
98%
100%
103
38 Va Jun
18
*97%
*99%
52%
33 % Aug 26
51v»Jax>
98%
100%
103'A
31% May 16
30
*97%
*99'A
52'A
14% Jan
28
4.400
98%
100%
103V*
1
Dec
68
65 VB
*19 Vb
—No par
12
57
2,400
*97%
2
issued"
23
20% Dec
34 %
34
64%
1
common
35 Va Oct
May
33%
99%
(The)
35 V* Nov
12% Jan
300
33%
98%
25
18 Vb Nov
41
55%
99%
Corp__,
32% Jan
Apr
*54%
64%
1
24% Jan
9 %
54%
*97%
1
Seal
Cutler-Hammer
n
46% Mar 22
95% Feb 14
17V« Jan 17
94% Jan
Mar
96% Jan
I
93
97
100
54 Va
.
52
100
100
"when
Curtis-Wright
i
13Vb July
32 Va Mar
92 % Aug 25
26
13
.
6
7% July 12
17
23
1
Jan
July
95
Apr 27
42% Jan
27
Aug 23
96 Va Apr
11
50% Aug 26
•
IT
Nov
Jan
91
4 Va %
35 % Aug 23
4% May 12
14% Mar 15
25 Va Dec
9% Jan
116
8
Jan
33%
*50%
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common-
23% Aug 26
92
33%
Cuneo Press Inc
15% Jan
43% Jam
33%
'
$7
16
32%
Corp
preferred
Prior
24
33%
Cudahy Packing Co common
23
Aug 20
32%
52
5
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
23
Dec
•?
55
100
&
Cuba RR 6%
Feb
7
11 Va Jan
7
67% Feb
94
37
20% Mar
6% Aug 18
48 Vb Nov
55
Refining common_10
Crucible Steel of Amer
52% May 23
11
90
Aug 25
101 % May 25
26
8
Common
$4.20
2
4% May 18
13% Jun
53
•
»
6
30% Jan
56
43%
26%
'
Cork
Aug 17
87 'A Jan
*55'A
1
common
1
37% Aug 19
31
55'A
Corp
preferred
3
May
8% Mar 14
135
*54'A
41%
26%
6.50C
23
54% Aug
31% Mar 29
28
*50%
79%
84% Jun
107
5
33% Dec
51
20C
29
64% Dec '
26%
51
36'A
9% May
2
73% Apr 26
11 Vs Jun 20
136 Va July 20
42VB
26 Va
52
36%
Feb
7
40%
27
*50 V*
*35%
30
11
41 Va
26%'
52
36 Vb
20
11
4,800
40%
27
36 Vb
7% Jun
Jan
22.900
41%
*45%
5
36%
48% Oct
Jan
43 V'e
26%
40 Vf
x27
50
*35%
18% Mar 29
Jan
43
26%
26%
36 Va
6
„
5,300
26'A
*35'A
•
25
27%
26%
common
of Wheat Corp
d Crescent Corp
25
6% Jan
39
27
26
$2 preferred
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
Apr
13% Jan
134
27 Vb
26
27,800
•
27
2,600
26 Va
25%
11.700
10
17%
29
18% Dec
5.2C0
37%
57
7-ft Dec
4
86%
36%
17
15% Dec
7% Jan
86 %
36%
86
57
4
Dec
9%
86 Va
36%
36%
X86
17%
21
9% Aug
9%
85%
36%
58
4% Oct
62
9%
%
86
16%
IaVb Jan
108
9%
36%
85%
36 Va
16%
15% Aug 18
4
2.400
57%
26
5
9%
95%
16%
20% Jan
19
9%
X93%
57 Va
10
Jan
9%
95 Va
16%
13% Nov
6% Apr
9%
1.4C0
2.300
95 Va
58
32% Jan
54% Jan
96
16 Vb
31
93
95%
41%
37
7
II
Aug 23"
59
95%
41%
58
36% Dec
31
94%
41 Va
16'A
11
Dec
96 'A
14.800
41%
58%
21% Jan
Dec
41%
16 Vb
52% Aug 26
9% Jan
41%
*57%
4
60
41%
11%
21%
1
4
35
41 Vb
11%
21 Va
2.50
34% Jan
27'/a May 14
41'A
Share?
11%
21 Va
Crown
101 % Jan
106
*21
50
Cream
14
Jun
xl 1%
19% May 27
13% Mar SO
17 'A July 20
11
32% Mar
12%
21
36'A
series
Electric
Petroleum
12%
21
85%
5
Inc
International
12%
20%
85
common
preferred
Coty
Coty
12%
20%
;_5
preferred
pfd 3%% series of 1947
Products
Aug. 26
12%
9%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 25
96
,
Sales for
Thursday
20%
36'A
Co
Corning Glass Works
12
2«
Jan
PRICES
40%
8
Corp
Dubilier
SALE
14
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred 6%
series
3
73% Jun
Range
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 24
12'A
1
Delaware
Copperweld Steel Co
5
95% Jan
Aug 25
185
48
of
Aug. 23
20%
10
Motors
Continental Oil
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 22
Machine—1
Continental Steel Corp
98
13
102
96'/a Jan
29
54
21 % Jan
Continental
90% July
18
Monday
Par
Continental Foundry &
Continental Insurance
15
35% May 18
21 % Mar 29
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2
5%
convertible preferred
25
July 14
14% Feb
9
YORK
Monday, August 29, 1955
..
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
10
36% May 18
7Vb May
17 Vb Jun
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
iear1354
.
33%
6.90C
13,000
700
—100
68%
69
68%
69
69%
70 Va
69%
09%
70
70
Rn
20 Vb
20%
19 Va
20
19 Vb
19%
19Vb
19 Vb
18-
18%
39,100
38%
38 Vb
38 Vb
38 Vb
38 Vb
38 Va
38%
38 Va
*38 Va
38%
1,400
-
Western
.
2,400
"
Aug 18
.13.50
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
35
Aug
3
8
68
Nov
30
66
July 19
15% Dec
31
43% May 13
Jam
Escrow
ctfs
21
24
Detroit
Juh
15% Aug 26
32% dab
3
36'A
*78'A
Detroit Steel Corp
10
33 Va Dec
23
8
39% Dec
38% Oct
3
7
Dec
13
35% Apr
4
111
Apr 13
6
36% Jem
24
Diamond
35% Sep
16
34% Jam 11
37 % Jin
28
101
Jan
4
33% Jan
"12
116
Jam
37
1
ll
31% Jun
10% May 10
10 Va Jun
21
28 Vb Mar 24
8% May 17
42
Va Feb 28
45% July
117 Va July
5
10
19% Aug 24
12 % Jam
7
13% Jun
Diana
1
41 Vb
11% Jan
12
9% Mar 10
61% Dec
7
May 26
11% Jan
Jan
4
7
49% Aug 17
64% Apr
57
Jan
11
Aug
4
64
79
9
34 % Dec
31
30% Mar 14
10% Jan
5
15'A Dec
20
12
14 Va Jan
4
18 Va
10
75
26
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
Aug 17
July 12
18% Mar SI
Dome
91 % Feb
7
Douglas
Dec~23
47%
58% Jun
17
Dow
47% Apr
13
Dresser
Apr 13
3%%
18% Jan
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan 17
15
104 Va Dec
30
98
20% Dec
23
23% Dec
31
117/b Oct
27
13% Sep
7
7
Jan
4
Jan
0
118
,
20% Mar 10
24% Jan
11% Jun
14
29
8% Aug 17
12% Aug 19
•
3
18
Apr
12 y* M ar
4
11
115% Jan
12
94'A Jan
6
28% Jan
13
Jan
6
50% Jan
12
45
Dec
6
157
Jan
122% Oct
1
117
Aug 19
124
Apr
Mines
Chemical
101
Apr
7
33Vb Jan
3
Mar 12
46% Jan
12
35% Sep
49
54% Oct 25
Feb
2
47% July
1
53% NOV
4
51
48% Jan
12
51% July
7
64 Vs Dec
9
51 Va
10
53 Vb Oct
July 22
249% July
38
July 25
49% Apr
53% Apr
22
53
Sep
9% Jan
7
Dec
15
50'A Aug
5
22
9
51 % Aug
51
2
53 Va Apr
16% Apr
11
14
18 Vb Jan
12
29% Dec
3
27
21% Apr
28
40
Dec
8
15% Jan
4
9 Vb Jan
46% Jan
165
Mar
Jan
6
95
Jun
11
39% Dec
10
93
Mar 17
36
Jan
6
103% Jan
31
9
15% May 18
23% Feb
2
35% Mar 14
53
9
Ekco
Aug
15
2
15%
15%
15%
7,800
69
69 Vb
13,700
51 VB
52%
52%
56
23,200
.42%
43%
43%
51
51%
-
42%
50o
105'A
100
43
13
106
105
107
107%
21
21
21
*20%
12%
*12
12%
*12
8%
224%
117%
117%
*117V*
1177/B
*94%
95 %
*94%
95 V*
36% 'r. 37 Vb
36%
219%
219%
117%
117%
,
95 Va
51
52
*52
*51%
15%
15%
34%
34V*
27
5
26V*
26V*
77%
77%
*168
51%
32%
*93%
41V*
*102
; 49%
170
26%
78'
94%
*93%
31Va Feb
17
Elliott
10
21 Vb
21 Vb
21%
48% Jun
63
28
50
50
*49%
*48'A
3
45 V4
45 %
4
22
14
27
22%
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
9% Jun
8
15 Vb Dec
227/b Feb
17
26
Jan
92
Jan
22% Jan
4
6
4
17
11
5%
El
conv
Paso
Jan
3
25% July 22
Emerson
25
16% Feb
21
Emerson
Radio
3
28 % Aug
3
28 V* Jan
6
33% Aug 18
Feb
2
,
July 13
96
100
Jan
It
4%
25% Jan
21
28% July
20Vb Jan
18
24 V* Apr
79
Dec
74% Feb
76
11
87
Aug
5
57c
1
73
July
8
Erie &
Jan
4
29
_For footnotes
see
21
5
page
Jan
69% Mar
26.
Phonograph
5
10
Corp common—25
preferred
27
7
Mfg Co
Empire District Electric Co
22% Dec 29
20
&
Endicott Johnson
27 Vb Dec
Dec
Gas
Electric
13% Jan
25 V* Jan
4
66
preferred
20
4
70
2nd
Natural
26% July 28
29% May 19
102
19
58% Feb
54% Apr
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
preferred series A
9,000
79%
10,200
*93%
43%
21 Va
5
27%
78 Va
168 Vs
100
8.50
No par
100
Pittsburgh RR Co„50
3%
168
*167
1,800
140
168
51V*
51V*
51V*
51%
3,400
♦33 V*
33 Va
x32%
32 3A
1,900
94 Va
*94
94%
44 Vb
43%
43%
106
*102
94
43 Va
*102
16 Vb
r
1GV*
*16Vb
44%
;
45%
44 V*
3%
3%
3%
10
94
43%
2,800
106
,
16 V*
1,100
45
10,200
3%
9,900
3%
31%
31%
32
19 V*
19 Va-
19 Vb
19%
*19 V*
19%
1,500
21%
<
3%
31%
3%
21%
21%
22 V*
21%
22 %
3,700
49 Va
49 Va
31%
32
3,700
,
50
50
*49%
50
*49'A
50
48%
49
*48%
49%
49 Vb
300
45%
*48 Vb
45%
49 V*
45 V*
45%
45 V*
45 Va
45 V*
45%
5.800
22
22%
22%
23'/a
22%
23 Vb
3,200
14
27V*
14 Vb
27V*
14%
27%
14%
14
27 Vb
27 V*
33
*97
27%
23 Vs
86
*70
33Va
99
-27%
23 %
86
73
32Vb
33 V*
32%
*49%
50
49%
14'A
27%
^2%
33
97%
98
27%" 28
22 %
23
86
86%
*70
73
34%
168
»
106
16'/•
21% Aug 13
6
27
78%
*102
31 %
Aug
27
78%
46 Vb
19%
48
26%
78%
16Va
19%
39% Jan
27%
45
31
17
8,800
16VS
19%
30
2,700
50%
457/a
31
34%
27%
16Va
30V*
41V* Jun
10
700
15%
35 V*
44%
1P%
15%
50 V*
16%
10
15%
27 Va
45%
3%
15
54% Dec
20
52
78Va
168
44
106
Elgin
11
*51%
26%
'
94%
42
*102
42%
106
Electric
25
700
51%
50%
51%
25
Oct
*51
27%
33%
22 Va Feb
35% Jan
51%
53%
5C%
33%
5% Feb 10
34% Feb 23
49
420
52
*51V*
*52
27%
51 Vb
3
preferred
110
-
52
34%
51%
6
5%
52
48
51V*
33%
3% Jan
Feb
*47 Va
27%
51 Vb
15V* Jan
13
.
51%
*51%
34%
33
27% Feb
Apr 26
3,900
50%
170
*168
»
31
48
10C
36 Va
55 Va
.
15%
33
27
common
95%
36%
51%
15%
16Vb
3%
V
52
,4
*50%
52
45Vb
Amer shares
48
;
600
117%
*94%
.
"
"51%
51%
-
27
Co
2,900
11,400
*117%
37
■
34%
-
27Va
77%
'
29 V* Dec
297/b Aug 12
52 V* Dec
8
8%
226
27%
50V*
16 Va Dec
Ind
*5S>
225
226
51
51
1
Storage Battery
National Watch Co
*51
52
53%
5
-
(The)
.*47%
48
15%
27%
*27
6
12
1,000
12%
f
3
23% Jan
1,340
-»
'
50%
100
52
*51%
34
100
*50%
53 %
26%
2.50
50%
♦52
50%
-
*52
50%
33%
1
53%
51%
15%
2
51
51.
*50%
10
Inc common
*51
52
51
10
.
47%
.48%
*51
.52
1
37
*48
51
-
-95
36%
48 %
.
52
•
95
37
36%
15%
common
Co
Mus
■
8%
8%
8%
225 Va
117%
218%
*51%
50
Corp
Stop Nut Co
&
*12
223%
8%
*48
100
Electric Auto-Lite
Electric
12 Va
.
7,30C
21
220%
8%
May
5
21
.
*8%
8%
11% Mar
23
*12
100
43%
108
20 Vb
20%
12%
43V*
108
108
108
21
•
43%
43%
43%
547/s
54%
53 Vb
54%
-
109
8%
10
preferred
Elastic
127/B
70
common
preferred
Products
4%%
May 27
127/s
15V*
Manufacturing Co
4Va%
96% May 31
47% Jun
127/e
1,300
69 V*
preferred
Edison Bros Stores
107
300
36
15%
1
Co
Eaton
457/b Mar
4Va Dec
Kodak
55% Aug
23% Dec
4
67c
36
70
10
35
24
1% Jan
31
1,900
52
67%
36
15'/a
-
Eastern Stainless Steel
23
Nov
1
*12%
*65 Va
67%
*C4%
68%
Eagle-Picher Co
Eastman
13 Vb Feb
Dec
12%
*12%
13
8
30% Feb 10
33
106
*12%
51%
53
52
53
69%
DWG Cigar Corp
82% Jun
4
35%
_50
18
3
35%
—50
Mar 14
Jan
66
35'A
15%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
67
22'A Jan 19
66
35 V*
15%
4.10%
21% Jan
Jan
52%
67
35 y4
4,300
68 Va
.
31
85% Feb
100
preferred
72 V* Dec
1
July 28
53'A
66
35'A
50
4
175
51 %
66
50
4
Mar 14
52
.
15%
Airlines Inc
July 27
52
*64
50
Corp
45
2,400
9%
10
69'A
preferred
Eastern
24% Mar 15
10
'
Eastern
168
*9%
117%
21
1
10
*95
23
13
9%
No par
Jun
24
10 VB
No par
36% July
Sep
10
15%
common
32% Jun
277/a Oct
10'A
series
58
52 Vb Nov
8,800
10»A
series
6
172
40 VB
$4.50
6
4
13%
40 Va
$3.50
6
24
l3V*
40 Va
Preferred
Jan
20% Jan
13%
40%
5
Jan
37% Feb
xl3V*
No par
l
22
8
13%
40%
19%
(E I) & Co-
35 V* Jan
4
13%
40 VB
19%
68 %
preferred
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
5
16,600
19%
13%
40
Preferred
29
19%
19%
19%
19%
13 »A
5
Duquesne Light Co
$3.75 preferred$4.15 preferred
4.20%
1,200
No par
No par
Common
1
53% Mar 30
4.40C
34%
18%
19
*12
64% Mar
35%
34%
40
1
4%
35 Va
34%
13'A
Dunhill International
It
27
Feb
35%
34%
40'A
18%
x21
0
35 Va
35
13'A
1
If
101% Nov 24
18
36
35
*12%
common
Duplan Corp.
35%
35
35'A
Co
convertible
11C
35%
35
No par
Co
Industries
1
1
Ltd
Aircraft
113%
*112
113
113
113%
X39%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
12
94% Aug 11
170
1,400
X40V*
*113
35%
35%
35»/b
_2
*
—
du Pont de Nem
104 Va Jan
40C
40%
40%
v
1
Pepper Co
147/e July 27
75% Jan
35'A
35 Vb
Dixie Cup Co common
No par
5% conv preferred series A
50
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
37%
40%
25 V*
2
Corrp__i__&—
Dobeckmun Co (The)
7
Sep
37 %
40%
25
50c
.
Stores
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Dlvco Corp
Dr
25%
38%
40 Va
41
13% Jam
11
25V*
*37%'
114
25
1.20C
24%
38 Va
41
—1
32,l0C
24%
*113
ne«T——
7.10C
15%
*37%
41
com
15%
15%
27,300
85
38
114
Match
42
36%
"*78%
-
25
38
41
30% Apr
Nov
*24%
38%
114
13% Aug 16
16% July 23
*38
lo
^
36%
85
14%
14%
40%
36%
41%
36%
♦78 V*
85
14 %
14%
cumulative preferred*.—100
4.40 &
6
24%
24%
2
14%
36%
♦78'A
85
40%
41
36%
36%
*78 Vt
14%
40%
40%
36%
36%
85
14%
15
Diamond Alkali Co common
36
40
2
Vilbiss Co_
Devoe & Reynolds class A
$1.50 cumulative preferred—
Diamond T Motor Car Co_—
26% Aug
33% Feb
De
1
39%
39'A
38
20
Hillsdale 61 S W RR Co__100
207/e Jan
Feb
commoh__No par
Detroit Edison_
90
7
27% Jan
18
for
37 % Juh
J2% May 17
2%
Feb
i
62 % July
8
36
Aug 11
33% Jan 19
11
28% Jan
1
-
■
"
-
*97
27%
23 V*
86
*70
99
27%
23%
86
73
•97 V*
*49.
23 Vb
23 V*
14 Vb
-
14
14 Va
27%
27 V*
27%
1.600
33%
33
33 V*
2,400
99
*97 V*
5,500
90
99
27%
27%
27%
27%
2,700
*'23%
23%
23 Va
23%
21,000
85
86
"
t"86
86
70
70
-
*68 V*
70
■■
800
10
I
Volume
Number 5459
182
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
t:
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
llVa Jan
4
26 % Dec
27
23% Jan
6
80% July 20
Evans Products Co
12% Feb
16
14% Dec
29
U-n, j*a
o
17% Apr
Monda*
Par
Eversharp Inc
43
~1%
May 11
2
,
5
1
69%
15i/
15y
48%
48^
2.50
Corp
69
*3%
4%
25 %
25%
12%
13%
128%
25%
13'%
*14%
15 %
*143%
15 Va
'
5®f8
lo/4
lav
;
4
Shares
Aug. 26
Aug. ^
fiQi/
the Week
Friday
»
3
Ex-Cello Corp
Exchange Buffet
63% Mar 29
4% July 8
Maris
2% Dec 31
Apr 26
15
Sales for
aLOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
WeAd»es?fy
•
T*a:s**>
t
AI0u"dS!
--
6,200
69 %
72%
15%
15%
4,300
51%
52%
8,200
*3%
4%
600
69%
15'8
69%
151/8
69%
15V*
52
50'8
4
513/4
4
25%
26
25%
26
25%
26
4,600
123%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
17,500
15
15
15
15%
15
15%
1,000
IVs
4
4
*
a
F
20% Nov
9% Jan
27% Jun
1
11
13% May
Fairbanks Morse & Co.L__!i__No par
12% July 19
21% Feb
7
Fairchild Engine
15
18 Va Aug 11
18% Jan 27
4
29% Mar 31
Mar 15
18 Va Apr
7
Fajardo
May 16
7
Falstaff Brewing
24 % Jan
1
6
Apr
19
16% Dec
31
15
17% Jan
5
25% Dec
29
17% Mar
22% Mar 14
15
52 Va Jan
Dec
72
11
20% Jun
29
74
July
25
34
Feb
26% Jan
3 Vt Apr
8
10% Oct
13
16% Apr
8
48% Oct
13
64 % Apr
5
49
Jun
43% Oct
14
56% Apr
5
44% Jun
Jan
19
34% Dec
16
27
12
9% Jun
Family
1
20
Co
20
Corp
common
19 V* Dec
21
38"% Jan
9
57
Jan
4
20
50
Jan
3
31% July 21
45
Apr
29
24
17% Jan
4
Federal
Pacific
40% Jan
24
Federal
52% Jao
4
8
8% Jan
4
10% Apr
68% Jun
23
30
20% Jan
4
32% Dec
29
Feb
15
110% Dec
29
14% Jan
12
41 % Dec
10
76
Jun
24
49% Feb
17
Oct
108
conv
5%%
pfd
conv
Federal
pfd
cum
1953
Mogul
23
26
Jan
53% Aug
16
Filtrol
18
68% Jun
16
Firestone Tire & Rubber com
53
9
Aug
3
4% %
10 % Apr
18
Firth
46% Feb
17
17
Flintkote
(The)
Carpet
16% Nov
5
21% Apr
23
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
12
Florence
28% Jan
7
38% Sep
28
35% Jan
48% Apr
14
Florida
Power
Florida
Power
&
Jan
106
18
6
48% Sep
7
101% Nov
5
53 Vt Dec
22
88% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
64% Jan
4
100% Dec
13
23
66% Aug
105
Jan
11
6% Jan
4
10
38% Dec
13
25
Feb
28
116
Jun
97% Jan
12
100
Jun
102
56% Jun
11
32% Jan
9
50
17
73/8
1,600
10%
3,500
*47
54
*48
54
*48%
54
*48
54
*48
*44
46
*44
46
*44
46
*44'
46
*44
37
x36 %
36%
24
10
(The)
Mar 31
68
8
15 Va Nov
19
14
38% Dec
29
34% Mar 14
47% Jun
3
4
92
Dec
29
88% Mar 30
91 % Jan
10
7% Aug
2
5% May 18
31% Dec
31
18
4%
3,200
63%
62%
63%
64
64%
65
64%
9%
*9 %
9%
34%
x33%
33%
103%
104%
9%
34
107
52%
57%
573%
57%
63
9%
5
9 Va
9%
2,400
33%
33%
104%
xlOoVa
104
65%
104
66%
*105%
57 Va
57%
9%
*101
*llu
20%
21
41-/4
42 %
41%
41%
413/4
41%
35
35%
35%
353%
35%
36
64 Va
65%
103
110
100
633/4
*103
103%
53
53
53%
111%
111%
110%
1,500
9%
103
2,100
40 %
40%
*10.
102
3,700
10^
21%
213/a
42
41%
42 Va
35 Va
35%
35 3/8
36
103 Va
113 Va
*112
111%
1,700
14,400
5,100
64 Va
103%
70
53%
9,300
113 Va
1,500
*103
53 V*
53%
53 Va
53%
63 3/8
64 3/8
64 Va
*103
103
800
21%
41%
65
53%
110
10
58
*9Vt
9 5/8
41
*21
20 %
66%
6,900
*57 Vt
58 Va
403/4
41
103
20%
52%
67
'
40 Va
103
20%
10
6,200
106
*105
106
93/a
9%
52%
66 Va
66%
65%
10a Va
1,600
2,600
106
51%
52
*/a
20%
preferred
*112
98
440
97%
98
98
26%
25%
25%
24
V8
25%
24%
25
243t
24%
85,100
33%
10
98%
25%
„
.
34%
33%-
34
34 Va
34%
34 Va
34%
34 Va
35 V8
10,700
No par
*12%
1
preferred
Va
8%
99
98
800
8 Va
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
99
*98
500
13
123%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
12%
12%
78%
79%
79 Va
79%
81
82 %
83
86
15 %
15%
15%
*15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
700
41%
*
___1
common.,
*98
79%
42
41
41%
42
41 %
42
41%
43%
11,100
91
*89
90
89
89
79
10
Corp
8 "a
8%
*8%
1
Co
Co
51
57 Va
41
*101
93/8
33%
52%
lu5
9%
x40%
103
3,500
9 '/a
33%
l
No par
Co.
Trailer
9 '/a
9%
41
40%
*101
64%
9%
52
57%
Corp
Sugar
103%
52
51%
35%
36%
34%
9J/a
34
65%
100
Sulphur
Freuhauf
11,100
63
106 Va
Co
Inc__
Francisco
4
143/4
33%
62%
63%
Franklin Stores Corp
7
143/8
32%
66
6
£9% Jan
14%
32%
103
4
23% Jan
143%
32 %
l
Dairies
Froedtert
14-a
32%
__7%
15
16% Mar 23
14%
32
pfd ser of '51___15
Foster-Wheeler
Jan
3,000
15
32
*105%
preferred
Freeport
35%
14%
5
Light
convertible
45
,
313%
Va
Machinery & Chem Corp
Foremost
35%
14%
106 %
!
3%%
3
36%
31%
63 %
Co
cum
36%
14 %
No par
Stove
52
31%
*105%
common
14% Jun
11% Mar 14
12
Jan
Co
3%%
22
12% Apr
21
Jan
Food
36 %
No par
88% Jun
8% July 13
9% Dec
12% Dec
4
73/8
10 Va
6.25
preferred
$4.20 div
23
26% Aug
76 Va Nov
Mar 22
45% Jan
73/8
1034
Food Fair Stores Inc common
19
July 15
Jan
23% Aug 16
19
July
46% Jan
99
$4
May 23
40
Aug 22
43% Mar 15
9
12
73%
10%
51%
Corp
7
38% Jan ^ 6
102
35
Aug
7%
10%
Co
3
37% Jan
7%
10%
103%
First National Stores
22
3,900
7%
10%
100
21
71
31%
3034
7%
1
10 % Oct
*63
30 3/8
10%
Y___10
preferred
20
73
30'%
7%
Corp
62% Jun
9
Mar
Mar
*68
30%
1
18
108
30
10%
5
15
104% May 17
73
*68
30%
5
Apr
119
73
29%
1
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N
•
*68
7%
Ferro
Jan
73
30
21%
10%
Co
13% Feb
35% Jan
33% Jan
6,500
*69
5
Electric
42% Dec
35
3,100
23%
5
104% Dec
8
16%
23%
Bearings
38 Va Apr
103
62% Nov 23
4
16%
23%
50
series
Bower
7
7% Mar
16%
23 Va
50
Corp Inc
38% Jan
25% Jan
16%
23 Va
1
A
ser
6
<0
28% Jan
15
16 Va
23
Federated Dept Stores
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
54
104% Sep
16%
23%
Paper Board Co Inc
5%
Corp
9% July 28
Dec
58
16%
23
2
3
31% July 30
16% Dec
16 %
23 %
5
13% Jan
e
23
16%
23 %
50
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
16%
1
Corp common
preferred series B
5%
25%
1
Finance
Fansteel Metallurgical
Farwlck Corp
18
8% July 12
5% Mar 14
Aug 16
6
28
Mar 16
70
6
16
30% Dec
25% Jun
& Airplane Corp.l
Sugar
*89
100
%
15-a
42
»
*89
91
*89
90
7,000
190
G
43/a NOV 15
4
Jan
26 V4 Mar 14
34
104 Vi May 24
IS
113
Jun
Gair
30
July
6% Jan
4
10
Dec
31
Jan
25
6
43
Dec
14
41% Jan
13
Jan
13
38
Dec
17
31V4 July 13
39
Feb
11
22 Va Jan
4
40
% Dec
21
35 V4 Mar 14
46 V2 Apr
5
24% Jan
7
41% Aug 23
32 Va
46% Feb
25
33A Apr
12
25
6Va Dec
2
37% Nov
22
25 Va Jan
27
Dec
33
7
May
9% Mar
5
6
15% July
26
10
45
Mar 14
32
17
Dec
31
4
July 18
Jau
ova
v
203/4 Jan
11
Aug 15
49 Va July 27
30% Jan
Va
54
5
Jan
18
38
Jan
13
Mar 15
Garrett
Gar
14
57 V4 Jan
X8
107
Jan
6
10
Jan
4
11% Jan
148% Feb
4
139
Jan
3
148 % Jun
3
333/4 Dec
9
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
18% Dec
10
15
General
71
4
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
93
31
45% Jan
59
Jun
29
Dec
Dec
29
193/a Dec
1
_
130
conv
25
General
17
Mar
9
80
Mar 29
t
56% Jun
May
6
7
Cigar
6%
series
Inc
Co
1,500
39
1.700
36 VA
36 Va
36 %
35%
36%
3,700
6%
4,200
36
35%
32
6%
6%
33%
32 %
33
*32
33%
50 3 4
50%
x49%
4934
600
16%
16%
16%
4,300
29 Va
2,600
50 %
50%
50 %
50 VA
50%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
28%
29 %
29%
29%
28%
106%
*106%
107
*106%
63 VA
106%
63%
64
63 Va
63
6 %
6%
6%
33%
16%
*29
36%
36
6 Va
32:%
0%
6%
32
;
16%
»-
*106 Vt
107
*106 V4
107
*29
293/a
29
700
10
107
64 Va
64 Va
64'/a
2,400
10
10
10
10
2,600
143
143
143
64 >4
64 %
10%
10
10
10
145
145
*143
32%
32
32
32%
32%
32 Va
33
3 2 34
33 Va
3,400
32
21%
20%
21 %
21V4
21%
21
21V4
20%
21
4,500
21%
No par
89
89
*53
55
*29%
89
*53
29%
29%
29 %
89
*87
55
*87
*53
132 Va
40
■
18%
18%
18%
18%
1,700
14%
14%
*14%
14%
600
58 Va
53 V*
52,700
.523/8.
52%
53,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
57 Va
58%
56%
59 Va
58%
59%
58 Va
59
50
50%
50'%
50%
50%
51%
51 Va
52 Va
5
1,700
29 Va.
*14%
18%
10
!_1
Corp..
_1
Co
30
89
55
18 %
18
2
preferred
"
29
*131
131
131
60
144 Va
*52
29%
28%
29%
131
131
18%
18
18%
29 VA
131
131
131
144
55
89
55
; 130
100
Electric
90
*53
No par
com
10'/«
146
*89
100
50
Corp common
Dynamics
General
32
39
10
2nd preferred
Contract
General
22
32
39
*145
preferred
7%
General
32 VA
*38 VA
5
1st preferred
4%
7
*31%
39
5
Corp
4%
48% Jan
.
48 Va Jun
Bronze
General Cable Corp com
Mar 11
32
39
No par
Baking Co common
5
21% Mar
7
32
39%
*49%
com__l
preferred
22
48% Feb
14
„
„
37% May 17
$8
General
30% May 27
136
Aug 17
17% Jun
1
15 Va Dec
8
Jan
_
24% Mar 15
29
131
3
18
General
17
July
Dec
4
Jan
15% Nov
11
89
49
15
17% May
122
23% Jun
6
Jan
2
9
Feb
20% Mar
21
300
32
39
6%
1
Investors
400
4,700
47%
*47
31%
35%
100
Transportation^.50
Amer
10%
47
38%
*31 %
Corp
103i
47
32 %
1
$4.50 preferred
23
4
10 Va Jan
American
General
Corp
101a
48
3,000
103i
10%
38 %
50
1.66%
preferred
10%
48
2,100
107
32
No par
com
29%
107
107 V*
10 %
*47
48%
6%
29%
6%
6%
29%
29 Va
107
107 Vu
48 %
10%
11
10%
*47%
___2
Inc
Acceptance
3
11
convertible
Container
183/4 Jau
25
Corp (The)
Industries
General
1
5
.50
5
Gaylord
Mar
107%
30
29-a
107 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
29%
107%
Co
3
69% Jun
%
29%
107%
common
30
3353/4 Aug
9 V4 Oct
Co
G
.
29%
10/ %
preferred
(The)
Wood
4%%
30 % July 27
105% Jun
24
653/b Nov
Gamewell
6%
29%
100
Inc
Gardner-Denver
6%
common...1
(Robert)
convertible
5%
1
17% Aug
107% Aug 27
1C3
Jun
Inc
Co
1
(The)
Gamble-Skogmo
1
Mar
Co
$4.50 preferred
5
34 V2 Jan
23
9
Gabriel
7% July 27
*14'/4
'
5
14% Nov
24
13% Jan
6
19% July
5
General Finance Corp
4
S% Jan
56% Feb
80 Va July
22
75
6
86% Jun
7
General
Jan
101
8
8% Oct
25
£4
50% Jan
28
78% Nov
5
Jan
4
119
84% Feb
8
Mar
12% Dec
1
99% Apr
15
13
23
9% Aug 12
22
Feb
77% Jun
6
66% Jan
120
3
124% Mar
Jan
$3.50
Corp
Instrument
General Mills commen
20
7
123
July 11
5%
152
July 25
preferred
convertible
146% Dec
58% Jan
118% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
138
Aug
4
126% Oct
29
24
127
Jan
3
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
98
Aug
9
102
Jun
30
[
22% Jan
11
33% Dec
29
28% Jan
7
33% Feb
14
General Outdoor
£5
10
88% Mar 14
122% Feb
43% Mar 14
25
Jan
52% Nov
4
18
44
107
18
Jan
Dec
71% Apr
3
33
105
16
16
155
50 % Jun
30
7
5%
15% Sep
9
14% Jan
6
17% Mar 24
General
30y4 Dec
31
26% Jan
6
41% July 29
General Refractories
13
49% Jan
26
63% Aug
3
General
45% July 11
General
1
10
39% Jan
General
43%
7
Dec~13
Jan
28
100% Apr
4
47 % Dec
75% Jan
4
96
Dec
8
72% Feb
16
84% Oct
33% July 29
27
Jun
29
45% Jan
12
31
18
101
93
10% Jan
Jan
82
Jan
2
13
Jun
86% Mar 23
118% Jun
27
Georgia-Pacific
84% July 25
Gillette
(The)
31
28Vt,Jun
Gimbel
Brothers
Dec
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
6
8
Dec
30
162
Nov
8
90% Jan
29
•
17
38% Jan
6
99
21
Aug
44% Mar
8
2
3
*100
33%
39
39
39 Va
61%
613/4
61%
61
61
43 Va
43
44 Va
43 Va
43%
46,000
353
353/a
35%
35%
35%
1,000
41%
57%
58%
97%
*95
85 Va
*83
110 %
*35%
*100
103
*96
*83
111%
112
Glidden
*95
9734
83
85%
111%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
7 8'/a
78%
79
79%
26%
27 %
27%
27%
98%
*97%
♦97
99
10
33 %
39%
39 %
39 Va
40 Va
1
100
7%
7%
7%
7%
7Va
*156%
__10
22%
10
65%
66%
5
56%
par
4%
93 %
40 'a
22% Feb
16
Goodall-Sanford
20
59% Jan
6
73% Jun
16
Goodrich Co
60% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
Goodyear Tire
4% Aug 19
7% Jan
3
Gotham
42% Jan
3
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
37
37%
37
37%
36
1
50
50 VA
50%
50%
503/4
5134
Grace
23/8
2%
2%
54% Dec
22
21
7
Dec
31
29 Va July
1
42
Dec
31
32
27% Jan
4
47% Dec
29
41% Mar 14
Aug
9
55 Vt July
25
4
21/4 Nov
12
13% Sep
24
3% Mar
3
Jan
3
5
18% May 26
6
30
36 % Aug
3
29
Jan
13% Jan
27% July
l%Jan
34% Jun
29
26
Dec
31
32% Jan
6
£6% Jan
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
19
8
Mar
7
24
Aug 25
35
Jan
6
44
Jun)
4
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
9
Mar 14
40% Aug 18
100
191-
Jun
8
14
12% Aug 25
2
10% Dec
13
29
Jan
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
s
37% Apr
21
17
Jan
4
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
3
29% Apr
19
11
9
4
4
Feb
2
35% Jan
18
Dec
29
38% Dec
29
Dec
31
Oct
27
143
17
69
80
22 *
154
74
•
76
Apr
9
78% Aug
Jun
18
33% Feb
1
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
20% Jan
8
31 Va Dec
17
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
page
29.
-
18
.i_.No
& Co
Graham-Paige
Grand
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
3%%
City
cum
Co' (The)
new
Steel common
preferred....-
(W T)
Co
common
Pfcper Co
Ry
Green
(H
Greenfield
L)
Co
Co Inc
Tap <fc Die
57%
56%
57%
57%
58 Va
4%
4%
4%
2%
4%
540
37 Va
39 Va
21,400
79%
79 Va
79 Va
79:j4
3,600
27 Va
27%
27 Va
273/a
5,600
98%
*97 Va
99
'40%
x40 V4
40%
7.700
7 Va
3,300
*97
40%
7%
159
7 V»
♦156%
•21%
21%
*213/4,
67%
68 %
68 Va
58
58%
58%
159
•
'
21%
200
68%
*7,000
27,600
59
5.200
4%
43,4
4%
4%
434
37%
*35%
36%
35 %
35%
1,600
51%
51%
51%
52 Va
8,800
2 %
2%
2%
2 Va
7,600
17,000
2%
2%
1734
18%
18%
17
17%
18 Va
16%
17%
16%
27%
4,300
27 V3
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
273.4
50.800
12.50
34'/a
34%
36%
36 Va
'36
36 Va
35 Va
35
35%
.100
5
181 %
183%
*187
192
38%
38%
*38
*96
11%
36%27 %
*81%
25
X41 %
No par
Sugar com___No par
preferred
—
Green Bay <te Western RR
...
66%
68
180
111%
38%
16%
Grayson-Robinson 8tores com
1
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
Iron Ore Prop__No par
Northern
66%
67 Va
84 %
27%
Gt Northern
7%
*21%
83
5.200
9734
*82 Va
5
100
preferred
Great Northern
22 V8
22%
*21 %
22%
57Vi
*95
5
No par
Motors
Granby Consol M 8 & P
Great Western
28
see
(W. R)
Great
9
May 26
Jun
7
73
footnotes
<fe Rubber..
Hosiery
43% July 25
153
Mar 16
23
22
(B F)
24% Feb
i.
20% Mar 22
Feb
92% Jun
Inc
57
97%
111%
7%
26
*156 Va
159
103
58%
38 Va
*156%
17% Jan
*156%
159
800
111%
0
159
*100
2,500
*110 Va
7%
2
Brewing Co
Gold <fc Stock Telegraph Co
' 103
57 Va
58%
%
79
(The)
Co
*100
103
27%
2C%
No par
Goebel
4
37%
36%
78%
*97
10
2,600
15%
38%
preferred
$4.50
4,000
|
15%
58
112
*15%
108
6IV2
35%
85%
*85
15%
15%
*107
37%
42
97%
*96
112
*
59
108
*106%
107
Feb
28
For
103
56%
48 Vt
15%
35%
35%
35 Va
*100
48
37%
41%
41%
37%
47 Vt
61%
37%
*61
61%
3,300
37 5/8
46%
45%
37%
15%
15%
15%
37%
105 '/a
168
4% Apr
Jun
*105%
*
4%
500
37%
15
14
17-% Jan
105 %
45 V4
44%
107
Vt
5
4%
5
38%
Jun
158
Dec
27
9,600
37%
11
Dec
131% Jan
5
4%
5
383/a
Jan
£2
Jan
4,000
9
£0
54
48
7% Aug 18
64% Dec
Apr
48
48
.
26% July 30
6% Feb 26
£4% Jan
1,500
48
5
;
51%
48 Vt
1
common
400
51 Vt
49
1
Co
Co
31%
48
100
Plywood
39 % Aug 26
May 17
Jan
800
9934
31%
49%
100
100
preferred
conv
24% Mar 14
90% Nov
7% Mar
3%%
4% %
124%
99%
31 Va
51
41%
com___2.50
preferred
preferred
63
8
33
414%
20
Jan
137% Apr 26
100
Rubber
&
1243/4
99'/a
50 Va
♦61
Corp common.No par
Tire
3
18
10c
preferred
8
21
7
Time
4%%
General
30% Dec
4
9% May
20
76% Dec
4
11
13% Jan
£0
29
98
7
Jun
3
Jun
65 % Jun
Mat 14
107
46
101
124%
99 Va
31%
37%
10
53% Dec
99
124'/a
99%
51
15%
4
12
;
124%
*98%
31 Va
105%
100
Corp
49,800
50
44%.
Telephone
128%
50
44%
155
127 %
32
43%
Utllties
*145
128 %
*493/8
4%
&
*121
155
127%
124%
99 Va
37%
Corp
122
130 Va
*31%
47 Va
350
122
122
*145
155
32
47 %
9%
15 V*
128
31 Va
5
Realty
121%
*145
125
38
Shoe
121 Va
121%
129%
4%
preferred
9%
75%
125
37%
Corp
9%
75 Va
*98 Va
40%
Equipt Corp._._l
10c
Utilities
10 Va
75 V*
126%
5
Public
28
29% Jan
2,100
10
74%
98%
49
1
Jan
25% Jan
7,500
10 Va
753/4
125%
*31 %
20% Apr
35% May 25
900
9%
75%
19'
127
Advertising. No par
32% Jan
41
2,600
98'/a
155
*145
Railway Signal com.No par
General
82 Vt
93 Va
19
98%
General Public Service
General
1,000
82
98%
125%
No par
Precision
General
7
19 Vt
82 Va
98%
126%
Common__._5
No par
Corp
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
18
106% Feb
122
*145
4
82
75
121%
121
100
General Portland Cement Co
19
5% Mar
6
Apr 28
$5
38% Aug
Mar 17
39% Jan
27
Aug
9
4% Jan
9
34% Aug 19
25 Va Mar 26
1C0
44% Aug
24
4% Dec
4
3% Jan
28% Jan
57% Feb
Motors
General
1
75%
No pa:
preferred
19
82%
98%
9%
9%
73%
100
3%%
223% Feb 26
9%
19%
82
98%
*19
19
81%
*96
98%
*96
.No par
1
Corp
19
81%
82
98%
19
19
80%
(Delaware )_1
No par
com
preferred
General
3
Mar
136% Feb
Foods
10Q
__100
—1 -
Corp..No par
.
21%
♦147
*74%,.
35 Va
190
38%
38
190
38 Va
191
38
♦96
191
38 Va
97
*188
38 Va
*96
500
191
38%
96
96
96
96
97
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
123/a
11%
37 Va
36%
36 3
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
36%
27%
27%
27%
28 '«
28 Va
27%
82
82
80 Va
81
80%
80 Va
84
41%
42%
41%
42
-
41%
147
•74%
76
31%
31%
34
34 %
.
31%
*34 Va
22
21 Va
213%
21%
148%
41%
*
147
;•
.31%
35
146 V2
♦74 Va
76
>
42
22 Va
21%
147 Va
146%
76
*74 Va
28%
22
146%
76
28%
*81
41%
213/4
143
*74%
4,300
60
97
4
28 3 4
82%
42
21%
148
28.000
810
3,300
900
10,800
2,900
270
76
31%
31%
31%
31%
31 Va
6,100
31%
33% <34%
34 Va
1,600
34 Va
34 Va
34'/a
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 29/1955
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 19">4
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
14V» Mar
11% May 21
90% Jan
11
4% Jan
97
7
22% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
Sep
94
20
26% Mar 29
39'A Dec
35% Jan
4
91
Dec
9
Jan
6
45% Jan
4
67 % Dec
29
May 31
45% Feb
2
6
68% Jan
90
2
99
32% July 19
5'A Jan
6
8V4 Apr
4
44% Feb 23
29
100'/a May 26
103
May
105
Jan
5
15
34% July 30
106'/a July 28
110
Oct
4
106 l/a Mar 26
31
Jan
18
Grumman
7
Gulf Oil
16
20,400
Shares
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
15%
98%
*97%
99
%7%
99
*97%
98 Va
40
35%
35%
35%
35*/a
34%
35%
14,400
"5%
6
5%
5 <8
400
39 *A
11,700
37%
*5 *3
3o%
6
6
37%.
37',a
38%
95%
95%
95%
'95%
80%
81
80%
81%
$4.20
dividend preferred
100
*101%
103
$4.40
dividend
preferred
100
*107
108%
dividend
preferred
100
*104%
105%
No par
35%
35%
35%
35
6
35%
6
6
38%
3o%
38%
3o%
38%
9a%
9o*a
95%
95%
*95'A
83
•
83%
83'A
83%
Co—
7
$4.44
the Week
98
Common
10
Friday
Aug. '36
16
9
Jun
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 25
97%
6
109% Jun
107
Utilities
PRICES
35%
25
—
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 24
15%
1
Corp
Aug. 28
97'%
Aircraft Corp__^__—___1
Guantanamo Sugar.
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 22
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No
par
$5 preferred
:______No par
36% May
105
Jun
101
Aug 26
104% July 13
105% Mar 22
Monday
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common...3
4»A% preferred
100
Gulf States
26% Jan
LOW
STOCK
5
96% May
89% July
61% Mar 14
YORK
EXCHANGE
<16V4Mar
8
Mar 30
39% Aug 11
5% Dec 22
29
NEW
Highest
1,800
96
83 %
15,400
107
*104%
35%
36
35%
36 Va
2,300
103
*10i-,a
103
*101%
101%
20
107
*101%
35%
83
106-,4
1Uj%
*l0b'/4lo8
*106%
103
60
*l04v«
luo%
*104%
105%
*104%
105%
*44%
44%
105%
35%
*35%
103
101
H
35
Jan
27
17% Jan
13
12% Mar
2
63% Jan
5
12% Jan
46% Aug 17
4
20 % Apr
21
Dec
31
29
106 Va Oct
25
40% Dec
22
131
142
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
Nov
46% July 12
10
50% Aug 26
6
38
Jan
23
32
23
32 % Dec
28
8% Nov
30
30
Nov
18
35
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
10
13Va Jan
11% Feb
17
31
23'/a Dec 31
6% Aug
21% July
28% Dec
26% Mar 14
8% Dec
4
30
85
Mar
4
89
31
Jan
20
18% Jun
9
13
8% Mar
1
24% Mar
7
84% Jan
May 21
33
24
89
7
Jun
23
May
2
31% Apr
94% Jan
19
41% Nov
17
39% Jan
22
101'/a Oct
11
21% Jan
98% Mar 29
26
23% Nov
25
37% Nov
18
22% Jan
36% Jan
6
5
3
13% Mar 12
38% July 25
20 Va Oct
14
17% Jun
29
96
17
35
68
Feb
11
Jan
6
101
121% Feb
2
126% Oct 26
38% Jun
52
18
50
27
26
3
Jan
23
40
16
51% Jan
37 % Dec
54% July 27
104% Feb
3
30
Jun
1
9
48% July 19
54% Mar 18
55% Jun
3
27
5%
34% July 26
31 Va Mar 18
40
18% Apr
15% May 12
18% Jan
J
71
79% Aug
3
7
$4%
78
81% Jan
5
92
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
9
May 13
10% Jan
5
14
4
Jan
19
Jan
4
25 % Jan
5
33% Jan
5
Dec
6
95% Jan
12
12'A Nov
33
23
Jan
7
29% Dec
9
84'/2 Jan
6
94% Jan
4
8
Sep 29
12
Jan
5
89V4Jan
3
96
34'AJan
6
51% Aug 24
"A Aug 25
Mar 31
100% Jun
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
99 Va Nov
105
18
Nov
13
14
Jun
34% Jan
28
106
17
4
24
100
17
105% Nov
16
11
102% Mar
41 '/a Dec
31
40 Va Aug
112'/a Dec
23
98
Feb
19% Dec
31
18
Jan
6
20% Dec
4 % Jan
10
15% Mar 14
8
15% Jan
11% Jan
1
Nov
4 % Nov
22
22
2
5
10% July 27
1
34
7
6
4
64% Jan
1
MarlO
Aug
3
98
28
Feb
28
38% Aug
Mar 14
91 Va Jan
Apr
15% Mar
May
5
104Va Jan
6
105% Feb
8
17
23
47
137
Feb
14
July 18
22% Jun
23
24% Aug 26
July 18
3% Feb
7% July 18
10
12% Apr
27
38% Jan
4
55% Dec
13% Jan
21
53% Jan
6
71
14
Aug 25
25 % Nov
8
22'A Jan
11
32
Jun
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
18% Dec
3
15
21% Oct
11
3
16
35%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
16%
17
*16%
17
16%
16%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
64*
^s4
b<«
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 A
31
31'A
31%
31'A
31'A
31%
97%
24-^a
24 Va
*24%
25
*38
38%
*38
*18
18%
*123%
100
common—No par
A
____50
40
Jan
12
48% May 21
50
May 25
52% Jun
15
51% Jan
51 % Dec
4
27
8% Jan
11
22 % Oct
20
2% Jun
63% Dec
50 % Dec
52
*123%
% Dec
20
10
55
53
Jan
21
4
46
52%
52%
49%
48%
49%
49%
37%
38%
38%
17 via
17%
17%
79
*77%
79%
*94
95
*94
95
94
50%
50%
par
48%
5
11(4
11(.
11(4
11%
22
22'%
22%
22/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
5
*8%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
20%
20%
20 A
20va
20.4
preferred
30
*31'A
31%
31%
31%
31%
3D;a
i
12.50
37%
37%
37 h
37.4
Co
common—5
37%
83
83
83
82%
82%
39'/a
3J%
40
40
4j
*100%
102%
14
*103%
14lA
14'A
*37%
3
,
37'A
83
..No par
common
7
39%
No par
Lighting
159
July 29
40"% Jan
4
21 % Jan
11
*37
37%
37
31
*30%
30%
30%
30-»
95
*94%
95%
'94%
*102%
104%
103
104 A
103
*104
104%
*104
104%
*104
&
Co
40%.
128
40%
129
127%
20%
23%
2%
2%
*2%
8
8
63%
*27%
15% Jan
5
25% Jan
28
27%
Illinois
Central RR Co
2
Illinois
Power
23
5% Jan
24
17
48% Jan
6
8
31
162
28
37ViJan
96V2Jan
7
53
July 22
19
103
Mar 29
25
77
21% Dec
375
29
23
84
7
31
3
92% May 26
4% Apr 19
3% Mar 16
6
87% Aug 26
135
;
30%
61
62%
62
62
a
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
a
cumulative
RR
& Light—No
Industria Electrica De Mex S A
*53%
54'A
*53%
54 %
*53%
54 A
54
*53
54
*53
54
51%
*51
51%
*51
51%
13%
14
14%
13%
par
28%
May 24
Jun
2
6
48% Mar
5
72% Apr
Jan
28
6
23% Jan
6
2
34
6
34Va Mar 15
Jan
38»A Aug
3
30VaJuly22
Mar 15
32 Va Jan
8
21
45
;
Jun
2
43% Jun
3
common
28%
28'A
407
28'A
408
408%
23%
24%
48'A
48'A
*102
103
*30%
«uii/
30%
30 %
30%
800
t _.-a
^ 8
£Z
62
62-a
10,500
52
53 %
3,800
c9i/
£1/4
££ 8
££
£1
14,a
oz^a
£- '8
£*
£1^2
14 ,a
28/a
2B_-b
•
50
50
*51%
53
52
100
%
53
53
2,800
10
53
*51
51%
14%
14 Va
29
29
5,100
1,600
00 ,a
7%
8%
2,500
53%
''8
28V4
28'A
409
413
23%
53%
6,400
55%
'48
3,600
55%
410_
31%
31%
*31%
31%
5
31%
31%
31%
32%
32%
32-,a
100
89%
89%
com
International Mining Corp
1
*3%
Int'l Nickel of Canada com..No
par
Preferred
100
International Packers Limited
15
International Salt
International Shoe
International Silver
*86
89%
3%
3%
3%
81%
81%
137 Va
137 Va
137 Va
13'A
13'A
13%
13V4
105%
105%
82
137'A
13
103%
104%
104
138
397a
167%
89%
3-'a
83
138
13
;
2
4
28/4
105
12%
88
*104'A
13
87'/a
104'A
106
lb7
8b/a
0r58
30
28%
29
6.400
409 Va
410
1,900
39
18.100
28 /a
38%
167
^14
32a
89/a
r
8
137 A 137
,4
13/s
13/a
inr
105
4
a
iub
14'A
13%
13%
13
«
13
89
90
89
90
88/a
*95
yb
94
94
96
96
96
9b
45%
45%
45V4
45%
45%
45%
45
25
63%
63%
63%
64
64'A
65%
a
1,200
167 Va
420
*31%
32
32%
*86%
33%
3%
3%
1,700
87%
21,900
86 %
137%
300
14,100
100
89 Va
138
240
13%
13%
7.800
106%
107 %
5,600
*103%
105
13%
400
14 Va
89
by
No par
100
49
103
lb/
£l a
£Z a
No par
common
24 %
49
106%
104'/4
*23%
*102
13%
-
4
49
405
409
1£° ''8
inc
*104'A
100
166
807a
3%
81%
7.50
common
*87
39%
39%
166
24
102
102
28:i4
*164
lbb
23%
49
103
<31%
90
96 %
45%
46
b5
1,270
96'A
45,2
10.400
65'/a
500
1,400
2
65%
25
*38»A
38%
38V4
38",4
*37%
38%
37/a
38,4
*37%
38 Va
100
par
27s,a
28
27sa
28%
28'A
28%
28/4
28-8
28'/a
28%
24.300
5
39%
39%
*39%
40%
40V4
40%
39/2
40
39 7
a
39%
500
25
*39'A
40V2
*39V'a
40V2
40
40
39/a
1
36%
36%
36%
36%
39^2
3.50
7% preferred
International Telep & Teleg__No
International Utilities Corp
$1.40 cum conv preferred
Interstate Dept Stores
Power Co
14%
15
15
15
45
45
45%
45%
34%
35%
*35
35%
34%
35
a
-4
29%
29%
x29%
295a
29%
297'8
29 A
2y
25
25%
25%
26%
2W*
*125'/a
127%
*125,3
.i.No par
preferred
1
35% Apr
99
Jun
22
55
Nov
23
16
103
Apr
14
91% Nov
12
81% July 20
97
Nov
Feb
11
30
65
Johns Manville Corp
37% Dec
85
Jun
27
31
Johnson
32VaMarl4
100% Dec 31
48% Dec 22
41% Mar 15
4,200
32
6,100
•
*125%
•
127%
25
*125%
25'A
127%
b5_2
37
36 /a
15%
15%
10
*45%
45%
*36%
•
|£
34
/4
4
2
900
*39 %
40%
.4
*36 Va
37
i£ 4
15%
*44 Va
15%
2,700
45 %
700
«
34%
35 %
3,600
8
29
29
2.100
26 Va
26%
6,700
3b
45_4
*123
127
300
700
127%
J
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
7
page
6
10Va Aug 26
34% Jan 13
32
37% Nov 24
see
48'A
*102
31%
8
footnotes
*23%
47%
102
39V»
86 V2 Jan
4
15,100
6
,2
lb4
165%
23
9
300
6%
32%
o.«
£3 a
55
56
168
39%
28
65% Jan
24Va
47%
102
*164
164
165%
8 Vb Dec
31% Jun
*24
164
33'A
30'A Nov
78
28 %
%
%
40
164
165'/a
6
4
28
28.2
7%
54
100
19
61% Mar 31
59% May
7
28%
7'/a
x53%
.No par
21
Oct
1,800
10%
71
12,500
par
Jan
96
2,100
9%
70 Va
out/
65%
Machines —No
par
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4% preferred
$6
2%
64 Va
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co..No
par
Iowa Power & Ligh^ Co
10
Island Creek Coal common
50c
127% May 23
2 Va
z^«
64
2
24
35,200
61/a
Intertype Corp
Jan
500
247«
61%
2
121
2,200
20 'A
20
61
24
19
128
%
24%
61%
26
Nov
127%
3,400
40%
61 %
15% Aug
123
104'/a
61%
39% Feb
30% Aug 11
28% Jun
9
103
40%
60%
20
51% May
35% May
3
~20
*102
,
10,000
3
3
800
1,600
30%
95 '/a
79
9
20 Va Mar 23
37
30%
168
12% Jan
30% Jan
37
I
I *94 Va
9,900
8,400
77 Va
34% Feb
26% Jan
14%
77,a
Aug 17
23% Dec
14'/a
77
Dec
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
102%
77 'A
preferred
Interstate
3,000
*100%
76%
14
6
3,600
8/
41%
76%
1
114
28%
7%
55%
38
84 'A
75%
14% Jun
91
6
28%
56
400
76'A
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
com__No par
5% preferred
Mar 14
55%
14%
54
31 %
76
12
Jan
56'A
14%
Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
7%
Int'l
53V2
700
1,000
164
Jan
60
7
55%
28%
7%
54
6%
20 Va
.4
3
1,500
Va
100
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
_1
Interchemical Corp common...
5
4Va% preferred
100
Interlake
Iron
Corp
...No
Int'l Harvester
•
7%
53
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
Int'l Business
28%
*7%
108
Mar 14
42% Jan
22
*51
—
35
29
*53
5,100
14%
No par
SteeL Co__,
20% Jan
For
51%
1
preferred
1
50
*51'A
39
May 12
Aug 13
19% Jan
*49
51%
International Paper
38 Va Dec
24% Jan
19
50
*51'A
5
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
*49
51%
3
38 '/a Dec
10% Jan
28% July
29% Jan
I
Co—
Indianapolis Power
Inland
49%
*51'A
50
preferred—.^..50
preferred
50
cumulative
Terminal
49
50
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
14
10
1
34% Dec
30%
61'A
Jan
26% Dec
Jan
30%
60%
Jun
12
9Va Mar 13
4
Dec
30%
Co
1,000
23%
•
30%
17
73
•
30%
114% Jun
69
16
.
11%
%
b,a
6%
31',a
10
141
103
6%
2
No par
Aug
4
12% Jun 16
Jan
28
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18,300
41 %
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a
20
50%
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4,700
78'a
II,200
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23 A
a
3.300
17%
6
B£,a
20
common___No par
cumulative preferred
50
4.20%
Illinois
new
82
88% Dec 31
106 % May 19
12% Dec 31
79 % Dec
17
Nov
41% Jan
8
57VaJan
1
79
Mar
9
36% Oct 21
May
4% Feb
5
Oct
70
29% Apr
14
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44% Nov
Jan
37% Jan
31% Jan
13% Jan
112
Feb
18
175V» May 31
37% Jan
4
31% Aug 10
17% Df>c
Jan
4% May 27
31
8
59 Va Dec
40 % May 27
44% Jan 11
25
Dec
3
Apr
41 Va Jun
165'A Aug 16
30% July 26
140
9% Jan
450
35ViJan31
25
4
101% Jan
29% Aug
6
94
34% Jan
65% Aug 26
24'/a July 18
18
Jan
30
38
130% Jan
38
19% Jan
349
16
42 Va Dec
1% Jan
55
29
Nov
38 Va Dec
176% Oct
Jan
21
21% Jan
23
Jan
Jun
28
Oct
Jan
80
22 % Dec
Nov
25
4
66Va Mar 14
6
40
28% Jan
Aug 26
8% Aug 2Q
58% May 23
57% July 28
169'/aJun 15
35'A Jan
102
159
29
7
29
4
4
Jan
15
14Ve Mar
39 Vb Dec
6
May 11
17
50'A Jan 20
26
28
27% Jan
Feb
7% Nov
14% Apr
271
63
Jan
12
24% Mar 15
100
20%
g
a
40%
.
13% Apr
9oj
39
o/a
24,4
*
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28%
Idaho Power Co
4.42%
60
40%
52%
14%
40'A
4
8
67 A
23
Mar 11
124
53
23
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41
2%
8 A
66%
33% July 18
5i
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2%
68% Jun
10
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129
33
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800
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104/a
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23%
6%
30
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20%
23
30-,4
23
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40a
41
*20
1
Manhattan
40%
6%
Dec
76% Dec
1414,a
30%
Dec
170
14%
31
67%
52% Mar 28
128
17'A
102^4
n.«
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102%
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603
39
.n„5
*100%
*100%
100
noncumulative
4.26%
3,000
50%
" f
102%
100
preferred
4.08%
30
18%
45
«7i
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.
30
100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods Inc__
6.66%
8
120
24%
*122%
JL/4
xa
*94
—50
Finance common—No par
Hunt
Jun
20
1,100
38 Va
*11%
3iva
Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
Howard Stores Corp
1
55
97%
128
o0
au/a
preferred
preferred
51% May 5
52% Apr 15
51
*51%
b/2
20%
$2.25 convertible preferred
29
90 %
*17%
j .4
10
6%
Aug 22
3,600
*37%
A4/?
.
30%
Apr
5,200
6%
24%
3J
14'A
6'/a
49
7,700
32%
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»%
22
*29%
Aug
23%
50
11(4
1
54
900
*94
14%
5
5
17
*50
^
79
21%
3%%
&
'78
79%
common.
Houdaille-Hershey
^Hudson
80
2,000
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J9a
1
Hussman Refrigerator Co
9
4
ri
5
Sons
Mining
Howe Sound
49(4
49%
X39
17%
__50c
$4.25 preferred
Houston
49'/.
Hupp Corp
21
0.4
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700
22
23 Va
^j4
23
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&
600
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16%
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2,600
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37%
2nd
34%
32
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122^123/4
4
4,700
6%
-
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52/
17%
9Va Feb-17
Jun
45_4
51A
48%
common
32% Aug 25
15% Nov
Nov
•
*37%
Corp
Honolulu Oil Corp
Electrochem
51% Aug 17
10
57'/a Dec
124
46
52%
3
25
52
*12J%
46%
'52%
I,700
32
34 Va
^
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144
32
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124
3
48
150
2,900
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48 Va
A
4
1
cum
53
5
54% Dec
30
39
47% Nov
Oct
128 /a
6
58'A Aug
47 Va Jan
23
53 Va Nov
128
19% Jan
31
24
4
105 Va
31 %
97/2
18%
xib
i
9
38/4
18
Jan
27
43% Jun
374a
1
Hornestake
5%
124
24
5
Chemical
convertible
4%
128
24%
38%
32%
*140
;
96/a
97%
800!
20%
85
*104%
89
50%
50
%6%
1,800
20%
89
89
18
17%
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12,600
84 Va
:
4
89
50%
22 'A
32'A
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22
6%
*87%
200
.
50 Va
22
31%
22
23%
series
3
Jan
89
July 27
44'/a Jun 27
31
35%
common.—No par
48
28% Jan
36%
—10
Holly Sugar Corp
31
*35%
No par
3
31
36
preferred
—.
4
Dec
35%
50
32Va Mar
31 'A Dec
6%
.
97%
25% Jan
85
103
32%
6%
50
Hollander
37% July, 12
74% Mar 14
35%
32%
6%
97%
2
5
35
32%
5-/8
97%
Hoffman Electronics Corp_
Holland Furnace Co
Oct
34%
32%
50
i
52
30%
34%
Hilton Hotels Corp
Hires Co .Charles El.
5%
46%
30
*49%
3
9
30
S%
100
10
29 Va Feb
21
46%
/144 A
30
common——25
12Vb Jan
30 Va Dec
*45%
*139%
30%
89
16% Jan
8% Mar
144
46'A
144
30
*87%
31% Jan
5% May 12
19% Feb
7
*140
40%
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j
22
*104% 105%
46Va
47
'140
144
31
31A
34%
35
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32/a
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35 4
2
10% Mar 14
9
105%
5
13% Aug
28% Jan
101
July
*104%
46'A
1
21% July 26
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6
4
56'/a Jan
27
11
Apr
105%
33
preferred series A—100
3%%
4
Aug 24
*104%
20i«
85'%
32%
.
preferred
Heyden
21
105%
*104%
20%
*84
34%
Hertz Co (The)
Hewitt-Robins Inc
11
11
Jan
32%
20%
6%
preferred
14% Jan
33%
—15
Hershey Chocolate
26% Jan
68
20%t
8%
*32%
100
Powder
4%%
32%
*84
33%
21%
common
Hercules
21
c<*4
32%
21
86
x3J
34%
Co
noncumulative
8
50%
22
*20%
32%
preferred
(G Wj
7%
47%
22%
l
common
Heinz (H J.) Co
Helme
44%
47%
22 Va
.,
*20%
1
preferred
3.65%
*43%
4oVa
22
44
—50
Hazel-Atlas Glass
3%%
44
46%
22
t_10
common
preferred
Hecht Co
44
4o',2
22
*84
2.50
f Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
Hercules Motors
129% Aug
13
4%%
*42%
4o%
22
100
Hat Corp of America
2
126'A Jun
Mar 14
Jan
7
22% Mar
122% Aug 11
Dec
54'/a Feb
May 26
14% Jan
Dec
preferred
Hart Schaffner & Marx
24% July 21
6
15% Jan
6%
44
45%
Hanna (MA) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
Harrls-Seybold Co
39
6
*42%
Hamilton Watch Co com—No par
4%
convertible preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co
_____2.50
35'/a July
5
8% Jan 14
May 25
23
4% July 12
18% Jan
Dec
Hackensack Water
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
7
39% July 13
Mar 11
40
17
34Vs July
9
5% Mar 25
6
4
21
Jun
107% Feb
1
51% July 21
142
May 9
26% Mar 14
19
21% Jun
35
134% July 25
Jan
4
100% Feb
6
33% Nov 29
May 27
25% Fab
104% May 10
33'A Aug
22% Apr
5% Jan
24
19% July 1
84% Aug 26
21% Jan
6
25% Nov 24
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
24
45Va Aug
19% Jan
30
86% Dec
42% Jun
5
39
May
91% Jan
45
98
26.
13
Mar 15
MarlO
31
(F
L)
Co
1
97% Aug 15
-
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co..
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
59
19
Mar 14
99% Jun
Jan
Jacobs
Jaeger Machine Co
Jewel
104
Jun
14
May 10
49% Aug 26
106
Aug
3
58% Aug 22
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
common
preferred
&
Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5%
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
8%
8%
9
8%
8Va
8%
No par
32Va
32%
32%
32%
3Z%
1
32V4
32%
32
32
32%
33
32%
100
97 Va
97 Va
97 Va
97 Va
97%
97%
56
56
56%
56%
56
56
*100%
102
*100%
No par
83%
84
83%
84%
12%
*78%
80
79%
73%
_1
100
102
*100%
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80
9
95/2
84%
84
80
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44%
44%
44%
45%
46,4
47
2
105%
105%
105%
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105
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58%
57%
58%
58/4
cti/2
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41,100
10%
33
2,100
32 Va
32 %
2,100
*94 %
150
96
1,100
55%
101
2
*101 %
103
40
84
2
83%
85
4,400
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79%
1,000
80^
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32%
55%
80
*105%
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10
58
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101/a
102
100
1
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33
57
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43
42,000
49%
105%
105 Va
56 %
57%
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7,200
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15 Ma Jan
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64
Dec
23
56Mb Jan
6
105 Ma Aug
25
16Mb Jan
4
24 Mb Oct
22
6
5 Mb May
7
3% Jan
Nov
17
4
July
499
546
6
Dec
Jan
23
21
543 Ma Jan
5 Me Mar
31
12
Dec
6
28
7
Jan
4
10 Mb Dec
31
19
Jan
4
30 Ma Dec
29
12 Ma Jan
11
17 Mb Dec
9
Feb
6
22% Jan
6% Dec
4Ma Mar 10
34
37% Apr
Jun
9
4
11
17
Maracaibo
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
Marathon
16
Jan
7
18
Marine
20 Mb
Feb
54 Ma Aug
.
23
59
July 14,
88
May
6
66 Ma Jan
11
24 Me Jan
12
34Mb Dec
22
31% Jan
7
Jan
4
97
Sep
10
92
Jan
11
99
Apr
25
33 Ma
Oct
22
23 Me
July 19
44
Feb
4
Martin
16% Jan
4
82
Marshall
37% July 25
Corp
1
19% Dec
29
15% Aug
4
20 Mb Jan
3
23
25 Me Jan
6
33 Mb Jun
7
Masonite
23 Mb Mar
15
26 Ma Feb
1(3
4
25 Va Dec
Jan
4
37 Mb Dec
20
33Mb Mar 14
91 Mb Jun
3
99
Dec
21
94Ma May
94
May 16
99
Jan
83
Jan
18
88
Apr
4
35 Mb July 12
Nov
12
52
Feb
16
5 6 Ma Mar 31
47
Feb
4
15
Jan
55
7
237/e Dec
30
20 Me May
2
25 Mb Dec
30
23
44
44 Mb Dec
40 Ma Jun
17
12
Jan
4
15 Mb July
23
75
Jan
4
88 Ma Jun
2\
82
Jan
46
6
Jan
14 Me Mar
1
3IMa July 15
14
16 Ma Feu
20
91
46 Mb Aug
—
...
33% Jan
4
63 Ma Dec
3
54 Ma Jan
4
767/e Dec
20
26
43 Ma Nov
24
2
57Mb Jan
17
67
40
Aug 22
58
16
8
July
Apr
7 1Mb July
45% Apr
25
McKesson
11
29 Me Feb
17
McLellan
30
21 Mb Aug
19
217/e Dec
27
15
Apr
1
Jan
3
Feb
4
57 Ma Dec
31
52Mb Jan
18
69 Ma Jun
29
86% Jan
4
Dec
27
2
106 Mb Apr
18
4Mb %
Jun
28
Cum
4
11 Ma
257/e Dec
103
57 Mb Nov
22
64Mb Dec
31
27 Me Feb
16
32Mb Dec
21
11% Jan
4
30 Ma Oct
4
101
Aug
60 Ma Jan
21
18
77
7
6
39
July 28
46
Jan
Jan
7
135
21 Mb Jan
18
31
Jan
26 Mb Jan
Jan
25
28% Jun
28
Jan
4
Oct
4
15% Feb
18
22 Ma Dec
31
23 Mb Dec
23
20% Jan
18
30% Apr
Oct
21
88 Ma Mar
96
112 Ma Apr
108
47
17% Jun
28
88 Ve Sep
7
98
Jan
4
95
Jan
7
26
Jan
4
21 Me Jan
13
91
82
109 Mb Dec
22
102
Jun
30
9
Oct
25
100
Jun
30
49 Ma Dec
23
43% Jan
7
95
107
22% Jun
2
39
Jan
6
96
Mar 28
25
12
July 21.
22
Apr
12
56 Mb Jun
17
26% Feb
11
Mead
28Me Jan
4
417/e Nov
24
5
103 Ma Oct
27
104
Jun
14
108 Ma May
19
104
107 M2
July
1
Jan
15
102
Nov
29
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
26
Jan
99 Ma Oct
12
94 Ma Mar
4
101
Apr
18
89
Co
104% Aug 18
22 Mb Feb
For
2
109
footnotes
May 14
36 Mb Nov
see
104 Ma Mar 15
32Mb Jan
23
page
6
108Ma May
53
9
Aug 26
18 Ma
18 Ma
18 Ma
18%
19 Me
63%
62%
63 MB
62%
64
63%
63%
26,300
3 7 Ma
37 Ve
37 Ma
37%
37%
37%
37%
63
*18 Mb
99
99
453/4
45
44%
4 5 Mb
44%
45 Mb
12,500
23 Ma
23 Me
23 Ma
14,700
23
23 Ma
23
23 Ma
59
60 Mb
60 Mb
61
30%
31%
30%
31
30%
118
117 Ma
118
118
2 IMa
2 1Mb
2 IMa
21%
60 Ma
36 MB
36 MB
36 MB
36
106
*101V2
102 Mb
*101 Ma
102 Mb
*103 Ma
104
*103 Ma
104
543/4
543/b
543/4
543/b
82
83
83 Ma
84
103 Ma
40 VB
40 Mb
102 Mb
104
50
104
21%
21%
21%
10,300
144 Ma
143 Ma
143 Ma
120
*54 Mb
54%
83%
54%
54%
1,000
82%
83 Mb
3,500
21%
82%
26 Mb
26
*102
26%
103Ma
4,500
103 Ma
41 Ma
42 Ma
43
43%
2,300
15
15 Me
15 Me
15%
900
52
*51 Va
26
26
26
26
25%
*102
*101 Ma
104
10
106
*143 Ma
144
144
144 Ma
144
21%
21%
21%
9,500
21 Mb
102 Mb
104
21 Ma
117 Ma
106
106
*101 Ma
35 Ma
30%
Ma
35 Mb
21 Ma
21 Ma
4,000
7,300
1,800
1,700
30%
117
36
35%
61%
60 Ma
61
31
117 Ma
*105
106
*105
*105 Ma
213/4
700
99
*97 Ma
23
118
4,600
99%
*99
103 y2
*102
42
42
*102
52
140
*137
29 Ma
29 Ma
30
29 Ma
30
29 Ma
30
5,300
29
33
32%
33 Mb
33
33 Ma
32 Ma
32%
4,100
32Mb
92
90 Ma
91
91
91
90
90
*90 Mb
10 Mb
10%
10%
10%
180
700
11
*10 Ma
11
*10 Ma
9 Ma
9 Ma
9%
9%
*9 Ma
9%
9 Ma
9%
1,700
95 Ma
97 Ma
100 y2
99 Ma
105 Ma
103 Ma
104%
17,700
94 Mb
32 Me
323/4
32%
33 Mb
33%
33 Ma
2,500
32Mb
*595
620
*595
6 Me
6
Ma
7'/a
7
30%
30 Mb
8Mb
6 %
31
8Mb
620
6
7 Ma
33
Ma
7 Ma
31
620
10
5%
6
1,100
7%
7 Mb
7%
1,500
31%
31%
*595
6
6
*7%
*30%
*595
620
600
32
8Mb
8%
*8%
8 Ma
8%
8 Ma
1,800
32%
32%
32Mb
32%
32 %
32%
18%
18 Mb
18 Me
18
18%
Me
18 Mb
5,500
8.600
*54 Ma
,55 Ma
*54 Ma
55
54%
1,700
54 Ma
54%
54 Ma
78 Ma
78 Ma
*78 Mb
78 Ma
78Ma
78 Ma
*77%
78 Ma
79 Mb
357/e
353/4
36
35%
35%
35%
36
36
96%
96%
32%
32
18
18 Mb
*96
97
300
4,800
36
Ma
20
97 Ma
96 Mb
96 Mb
*96 MB
97 Ma
26 %
26 Va
25 Ma
26%
25%
17,800
26 Mb
25%
2 5 Me
*16%
16%
16 Va
16%
3,100
4,100
16%
28 Va
28 Mb
28%
28%
28%
28%
24
24 %
24
24 Me
23%
24
1,600
24
40 Mb
40%
40 Va
7,000
5
40Me
*95%
*951'2
*84 Va
40%
97
97
40
40 Ma
18
1
10
25
100
50
1
No par
No par
Copper
15%
*51 Me
52
140
*137
140
*137
140
*137
15
*51 Me
52
16%
16%c
—No par
Machine
15 Mb
15 Me
2 8 Mb
common
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
45%> preferred
Miami
140
1,300
2,200
49 Ma
24
pfd—
preferred—
Inc
2nd
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4
49 Mb
16Mb
5
Co
Corp—
3.80%
Mesta
6,600
53
49 Ma
Ma.
28
33
*5.5%
1
3.85%
6
18
400
19,900
156 Ma
53%
25Va
16%
28 Mi
5
4.35%
92
52% Aug 26
18 Ma
15,400
68%
24
Co
pfd 4.307o series
2nd
4
*18%
15 Mb
57 Mb
x24
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Jan
24
common—
$3.50 preferred
$4.25
15
57 Mb
1
No par
No par
Publishing
Shoe
&
48
8,300
6,200
53
52 Ma
49 Ma
80 Ma
16%
Co (The) common
1
5%
convertible 1st preferred—50
Mercantile Stores Co Inc
--3%
conv
52%
49 Ma
20%
80
25
—„
Mengel
$4
52 Mb
49 Ma
700
20%
*96
100
1
Co_
preferred (1st series)
28Me Jan
Feb
35%
common
2nd
92
103Ma Aor
No par
com
& Rebbins Inc
Corp
Merck
52 Ma
49 Ma
8 Mi
78M2
5
Co
Stores
Melville
51
9%
94%
32Mb
—10
Co
Norris Mfg Co
McQuay
68
18 Mb
*18
156 Ma
32Ma
13 Mb
54%
Porcupine Mines
Mar 14
27 Ma Jan
18 Ma Jan
L)
Electric
McGraw
McGraw-Hiil
Mclntyre
91
155 Ma
33 Me
91
10%
50
common
13
13
4
Mfg
Co
&
Stores
22
Jun
May
140
29Mb
610
6
6
7%
7%
30%
30 %
No par
$3 preferred
No par
Mc.Call Corp
No par
McCord Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3 Va%
convertible preferred—-100
4
24% Mar
16
Mar 14
67%
156 Ma
*51 Me
610
—6.25
pie .'erred—
Corp
Co
Maytag
*155 Ma
67'/a
*155 MB
isi/2
x32Mt
_No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series—No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par
11
20Me Jail
7,400
7,400
67%
67 Ma
52
9%
$3.75 preferred
12
1
23
20%
79%
15%
156%
44%
8M4
32Mb
18 Me
54%
Corp common
Electric
Dept
May
10
Mar 11
89
37 Mb Apr
Jan
Apr
98
7
20
18 Me July
99
3
July 21
28 Mb Nov
5
Jan
17 Va Jan
92% Jan
83
44 Mb
79%
79 Mb
67 Mb
45 MB
94 Va
1
Corp
Martin-Parry
28Me Dec
Jan
18%
20 Mb
*155 MB
98 Mb
91
10%
5
„
.
preferred
8
18
18%
20%
78%
78%
97%
*137
1
Cement
16% Jan
22
18 Va
18 Mb
20%
Me
98
25% 26 Mb
*102
103 V2
40
40 Mb
50
—:
(Glenn
Master
43
58 Mb
68%
43
5%
43%
43 Me
43%
6,700
15
5
5 Mb
5 Mb
43%
43
37 Mb
36
36Mb
21% 21%
*105Mb 106
*101M2 102 Mb
*103Va 104
21% 21%
144Ma 144Ma
54Ma 54Ma
82Mb 82%
No par
10
1
Exploration
Field
4 Mb 7c
5 Ma
5%
5%
43
37Mb
23%
58% 59M2
30% 31 Mb
117% 117%
No par
13 Mb Feb
23
36%
97 Ma
44 Ma
23
No par
Co
Oil
Marquette
2
7 1Mb Dec
Apr
67Me
67%
156M2 156Ma
50
51 Ma
49 V2
49Va
is Me
18 Ma
x62%
62%
151/2
Garden
Midland
29
42
14%
15 Me
100
convertible
4 7c
15 Mb
*57 Mb
*51 Ve
Shirt
Manhattan
11% Feb
14%
15 Ma
5
Bros
34% Jan
15 MB
57 Mb
Inc__
Sugar
Mandel
10 Ma May 18
25
15 Ma
14 Ma
MB
X 78
79
32%
May 16
18
8Mb Aug
34,400
15 MB
Co Inc com
Square
Manati
5,200
2%
57 MB
common—10
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
14
21
685
4
Forbes
Magic Chef
Magma Copper
8M2 Apr
18
21%
2mb
Mb
5
5 Mb
29Mt
Madison
66 Me
2 IMa
2%
15%
5
Mary (R H)
15
65%
22
2Mb
2
57 Ma
No par
preferred series A__
100
14
66
22
2 Ma
64Mb
22
2Mb
15 Me
Working Co
&
Trucks
Mack
65%
22%
2%
63 Mb
2 IMa
14%
15
3,500
65 Ma
22 Va
Ma
63
5 7 Ma
common
preferred
67c
21
32Mb July 27
35% July 15
7% Jan
8,200
M
MacAndrews
139
13
57 Mb
Corp
Co
'
.
0
Me Jan
19
26 Me Mar
30 Ma Dec
4
20% Jan
133
Aug 19
23
12%
15%
.—..
Wood
M &
53 Ma Jan
19
Mar 28
48 Mb Jan
23
54
-
M
17% July 12
12% Mar 14
15Mb Not 29
22
92
13
57 Mb
preferred series A__
V
Apr
8
*89 Ma
12%
18
————*——.—1
100
Co
10
Common
4Mb%
3
51% Jan
16
92
12%
21
(Ky)-Nopar
Louisville & Nashville
50
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc—
102 Mb
5
*89 Ma
70
89 Ma
12%
18 Ve
Louisville Gas & El Co
Ma July 27
July 6
27
22 Mb Mar 14
100
32Mb
89 Ma
13
20%
,
48% Aug 25
153 Ma Feb
22
96 Ma Jan
Mar
107% Apr
26 Mi May 18
Jun
40% Jan
5
July 26
23
8
21
137
July
38 Mb
24
*31%
90 Ma
21 Me
10
10
4%% conv preferred--,
—100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25%>
series D preferred
100
4.35Me
series E preferred
100
Lorillard
(P) Co common
10
7Mo preferred
—100
Gas
600
31%
12%
20%
78 Ma
15%
'No par
Cement
Star
2,000
32%
31%
1
-
—
Star
Lone
22%
32Mb
*89'/a
42%
18 Vb
5
—
80
22 Mb
90'/a
12%
63
21 %
2%
42 Me
2.50
Aircraft Corp
Inc
32Mb
5y8
No par
*.
Lone
5
123
28
103 Ma Mar
2
3
30
Loew's
1
22
32 Va. July
14
28 Mb Mar 14
July
99% Jun
67% Jun
7
21 Mb Aug
26
Mar 16
98 Mi
24% Aug
14
Jan
22%
32
i4;»8
100
—10
.,
(The)
Oil Co
Lockheed
55 Ma
22 Ma
31%
Carbonic Corp com—No par
3Ms» %>
convertible preferred—100
7
64 Mb Feb
55
23 MB
12%
62%
20%
2Mb
Liquid
3
58 Ma
22 Ma
5
Co
Corp
*55 Ma
23
10
7
Corp—„—
Cup
Belt
Lionel
Lion
July 26
101
40% May 17
Dec
64
11
29
22
4
28% Jan
103
Apr
51% Dec
13 Mi Jan
Jan
65 Me
82
11
Jan
15
58 V'a
223*4
57 Ma
*54
31%
Tobacco com—25
& Myers
preferred
Tulip
Link
14
July 22
43 Mb Mar
28% Nov
12
7%
Lily
6
2 1Mb Jan
16% May 17
23
49% Nov
5
Jan
67
55 Ma Apr
Aug 12
48
30
Mar 12
25
Jun
66
Liggett
*55 Ma
18%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
2
18
17
157 Ma Jan
4
Stores
16%
*89 Va
___5
Corp.———No par
Fink
&
600
2,000
16 Ma
42v4
Libby McNeill & Libby~
Life
Savers Corp
22
70 Mb May
22
149Ma Jun
22
Jan
23
1
(The)
Products
Corp
4%
16%
23
*55 Mb
No par
pfd
2nd
4%
16mb
16%
16%
5,200
14 M2
4%
16%
'
58
16Mb
5
& Tire
noncum
Jan
,34
1
50
common
(James) & Sons Co common.3
3.85%
preferred
100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
lo
Lehigh Portland Cement—
25
Lehigh Valley RR
-__i——_No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
-$3 noncum 1st preferred—No par
3
13% Jun
27 Ma Jan
Apr
4Mb
16 Ma
Lees
2
6
12 Mi Dec
77/a May
4%
Lee Rubber
11
Mar 14
11
14 Me
4 Ma
Co
Gas
4 Ma %
Jan
25
86Ma Aug
14 Me
4Mb
Lane
27
60
28 Me Jan
6
14 Me
4 «/a
La
26
May 10
31
95
14 Mb
41/8
25
20 Ma May 10
54% Apr
14 Me
Laclede
17% Jan
Mar 14
16
14 Mb
4
26
5% Jan
15
4 Mb Jun
Consolidada 6%> pfd_75 Pesos Mex
14 Ma Aug
series
series
series.
series
i
22,000
46
common
Kroger Co (The)
32%
129 Ma
23 Ma
4 9 Mb
123 Ma
2.50
(111)
_
__
32 Va
127 Va
'
8,200
2,200
1
No par
Co
Co
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9
12% Mar 15
!
3,100
21
1 :'
I
1,400
23 Me
Land
(S S)
i
76 Mb
45
45 Mb
76
46
23%
& Co
Wheel
H)
76
*45
75 Mb
28
Co
(S
75
46
300
23 Mb
4
Jan
105
28
4
Jan
*103 Ma
23 Ma
55 Ma Feb
9
31
39 Mb May
105
28
50
30
9
48% Aug 18
28 Mi Sep
A'/o
1,666
97M2
*95
97 Ma
*95 Ma
*103 Ma
23%
—
Inc /common...
preferred
__
Koppers
23
98 Ma
27 Ma
Light Co
preferred
$5 prior
2 Ma
41%
*104
*102 Ma
75
Copper
(G
Kinney
28
100 Mb Jun
&
County
*2 Mb
41%
*103 Ma
*44
King-Seeiey Corp
23
41%
98 Ma
50
Kimberly-Clark Corp
23
*41
4 1MB
*95 Ma
No par
—
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
July 26
July 26
,69
34 Mi Jan
Mar 19
79 Mi Jan
31
Kern
15
8
Jun
Gas
Kennecott
129 M? Aug 26
Dec
54 Mi Dec
107
4
39% Jan
41 MB
98'/a
*41
8.75
(Julius)
Jan
July 12
4178
*95 Va
34.600
36%
35 Ma
2%
41%
*2 MB
Ma
Electric Co_ —No par
5
21
16
2
Mb
*95 Ma
Ml Ma
100
100
100
preferred-
18% Jan
l
*2
35 Me
34 Me
34%
34
2 Ma
_.
—
_
_
non-cum
35Mi Jan
21 Mi Jan
33%
'2 Mb
City Southern—
Kansas
14
38% Jan
105
33 MB
2%
preferred
107 Ma May
1
33 Ma
"2 Mb
City PrLt Co com_No par
preferred
100
3.80%
May 26
102% Mar 15
'33%
iu
Furnace
22
100 Ma Mar 23
105 Ma Aug
15
33 M3
Stove &
103 Mi Aug 10
102
Corp—
;
8
2% Feb
6
Chem
Common
40 Mb Jun
28 Ma May 25
3 Mi J&n
2% Sep
&
5
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
—5
.
21 Me
29 Ma
46
15Mb
*83Ma.'
47%
*63Ma
84'/a
42 Ma
21%
16
58
103
*64
36 Me
*33
*96
*26
21 Ma
*90
10-=%
*102%
49%
I6M2
28 Mb
86
33Ma
56
21 Me
29 Ma
46
15%
84 Ma
48
64%
85 ,
42 Ma
22
16
60
103
G7M2
36%
33M2
105
26%
21%
92
106%
103Ma
49%
40 Me
40%
96
*95%
97
97
50
97
95%
*95%
*95 Mb
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46
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15%
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2,000
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85
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85
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85
43
1,700
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43
43
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43
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22
22
22
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22
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21%
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16%
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2,100
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
32% July
26% Jan
137
6
21 % Jan
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
4
Dec
27
26
Dec
133
21
34
15% Jan
53
6
102
90
26
May
93/« Jsn
193/4 Apr
22
103
6
115
Jun
107
Apr
12
853A Dec
29
Jan
20
19% May 26
24%. Dec
8
23% Jan
7
513/4 Jan
18
243/4 Aug
3
38% Dec 31
23% Nov If
223/s Jan
20
Feb~i5
27% Jsn
4
15% July 19
123/4 Jan
82
22% Jan
10
8
81 % Dec
30
4
19% May
13-
5
26% Oct
76
6
233/8 Mar 17
29% July
21
16%
21/a
21
31/a
17%
17
i</«
16%
17
,0
57 A
58
.»
5* fa
8
59 %
593a
59
—100
109%
110%
109%
109%
110/4
common—No par
100
* 103%
100 A
104%
J®®
conv
$5.50
preferred
1st
2nd
-No par
Co
conv
34,a
34 %
34%
34 %
34%
5,600
20%
21
21
21 %
5,200
16%
16%
59'%
6.200
104
25
*28
29%
28
28
60%
66
b6-
*
27%
27
27
No par
Mission Corp
*110%
20
19-.4
19'«
19
88%
88%
88
87
/2
67
65%
66%
2,900
27 %
27%
3,200
37%
28
37%
38
38%
38%
39%
9,70<r**1'
4
/2
Mississippi River Fuel Corp new_10
29%
30
29 /4
29%
29 /s
/*
19%
19%
20
-o/«
a
82%
82%
19%
81%
82%
81%
82 %
94
94
-93%
94%
J3/4
J4 %
pfd_100
conv
37%
a
X28%
28%
28%
16%
16%
16 A
6
Monsanto Chemical Co
1
49% Jun
3
4
80% Aug 23
28% May 18
73% Apr 28
18% Dec
18% Jan
18% Dec
30 % Jsn
4
533/8 Nov
16% Jun
23
20
38% Jan
3
859/, Jan
12
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Power
29%
92%
22
21%
21%
1,100
43%
44
43 %
4334
52,000
28 %
28'a
28%
29
40
29%
40 %
40%
40
41
29%
29%
30%
20 A
<8%
i9,a
79
79
79
r
1
Co—No par
Lines
12
413/« Aug 23
47
31% Dec
31
28
Jan
6
40% Aug 24
61
Dec
23
61
Jan
4
78
Aug 24
45 % Dec
3
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
Feb
4
2
20%
/a
20
4
,a
20,2
4
41
41%
41
41
29%
30%
30%
31%
79 %
30/a
80%
79%
80
2
20,8
8.000
20%
2,300
9,600
19.900
20%
20%
193/4
19%
19'4
19
193/8
19%
*19%
49%
2038
19%
1,800
19%
49
48%
49
48%
49,4
48
48%
4 8'/8
24%
24%
49%
10,100
24%
24-4
24
24/8
243/a
24;,4
24%
3,300
-
■
4
4
20^
4
30 %
30%
30
30
30,4
30
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30%
30%
31'%
30%
1
32%
32
32%
33
33 %
333/8
33%
32
18%
183/8
18%
18 A
19
18%
19
19%
5
19%
18%
19%
183/4
19%
19 A
19 %
2034
1.900
33
1
5
*19 '/a
19%
19%
1,400
4.600
13,300
19%
1,200
1
Murray Corp of America
4%
*20%
,s
243/4
30%
Co
Mfg Corp—
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
223,8 July 20
1,400
*21%
3
Brass
3.400
,s
Products
Mueller
3
3,100
16
/•
Mullins
9
9
28%
16
28,2
25% Jan
31 % Aug
28%
16
21.%
10
17% Jun
94%
287b
43/s
No par
17% Aug 17
92%
28%
153,4
,4
Co
27% Mar 14
7.700
28,2
&
&
80%
21%
Corp
Motor Wheel
Corp
Morrell (John)
Motorola Inc
Motor
78'/a
43
253/b July 22
333% Apr 27
423/8 Mar 3
7
2.000
80%
92 %
10,600
43 /.
603A Jun
May 17
6,800
19%
(The>—No par
Co
Moore-McCormack
29%
19%
28 %
16% Mar 14
3
21
29%
293/8
20
23
44% Mar 14
a
21,4
43
29%
29 3 8
79%
X
29%
29%
275%
2
Co
20
283/4 Mar 24
18% Sep 15
*21%
x43
300
5
new
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Montana
21% Apr 25
223/a July 18
29
17
23% Aug
a
28 3/, Dec 31
38 % Dec 28
47% Feb
15
41% Aug 25
29
20
2J
16%
Machine
*28
28%
Missouri-Kan-Tex
preferred series
tMissourt Pac RR 5%
70
28
28
com—No par
A—
100
8,700
88
19%
28%
66 %
28%
RR
10
20
*87
27%
37%
7%
87%
28%
28/4
£7%
197b
■87%
105
bb/4
37
—5
*104
ti*
28%
12% Jan
4
113/4' Mar 24
4
105
28^
16%
31% Feb
4
5,000
bb/4
27%
56
11
103%
21/4
16%
52% July
29
1023/4
19%
1.25
32% Feb
7
1,690
103
88%
—20
2
Apr 28
19-% Jan
4
111
u
,e
No par
6
23
111
*104
105
28%
-1
Development Co
9.800
111
-
«
66
27
Paper Co—5
111
-104
20
Light
/2
102
4
*87
preferred.
&
34
100
Ontario
Power
2
104
10
34%
a
1.000
common—1
preferred
Minnesota &
6
1,500
29'/«
Tool
40% Aug
37-.K- Jsn
21%
17%
34
4.800
29'/8
Mills
34% Mar 14
*142
293'a
Mohawk Carpet
Mojud Co Inc
233/4 Jan
142
29%
Monarch
31
1
142
46%
143%
29/4
7
Sep"l4
18% Jsn
143%
Shares
32%
29 /a
23
Dec
42V4 Jsn
142
the Weefli
29%
18% Feb
25%
393/4 Jun
143
*28%
243/4 Jan
39
13% Jsn
*142
143
6
4
21% Mar
*141%
15% Jan
4
Jsn
46
193/4 May 12
-Jsn
-
32%
46%
17% Aug 27
5
31% Jsn
19
32%
463/4
o9
$1.50
7
20
32 3/a
46/s
21
17
58%
Minneapolis Moline
7
114% Jun
32%
46 /4
10
Minn Min & Mlg
$4 preferred
7
17
32%
46%
com_1.50
3.30%
21®% Aug 12
71% Jan
32%
34%
Mission
100% Jun
32%
46%
-No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No
par
5
6
32%
47%
33%
33% July
31% Jun
10
Aug. 26
1
Minnesota
Jan
Friday
Aug. 25
32%
27% Aug 16
Mar 31
16P/4 Jan
Aug
83/4 Jan
8
793/8 Sep
Jan
40
Sep
Mar 17
Sales fa?
Thursday
29%
28
Aug 25
44% Feb 15
17
PRICES
*46%
Minneap & St Louis Ry
25% July 14
93% May 4
33
July 14
73% July
1
34% May 16
27
"4
4% Jsn
61
6
SALE
Aug. 34
5
Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
13
31
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 23
10
common
preferred
Oil
AND
Tuesday
100
Prod
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
15
Aug 16
1st
Marday
Aug. VI
Par
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
29
27
Jan
STOCK
.
RECORD
LOW
Utilities Inc„
Steel
Midwest
13
Jun
143/4 Dec
21
8%
'20
Jun
South
Midland
16
116
80
4
71'/2 Jan
21
106% Nov
5
Dec
Jun
70
109% Aug 22
55% Jsn
Middle
7
413/e July 13
283/4 Mar
1
May 12
YORK
EXCHANGE
50
Apr 23
145% July 26
21
32% Aug
9
20% Aug 25
29
NEW
35% Mar
25
Jan
25% Jan
13
16% Dec
S
37% Jan
15
29% Sep
126%
1
Highest
30% Jan
9
40% Oct
Feb
30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
.
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
,4
41%
42%
42
10
com
preferred
383/e
38%
38
42'%
4,200
383a
38
40 A
39%
3934
39%
39%
25,200
50
77
No par
42
100
Myers (F E) & Bros
*117
77
*75
79
42
(
o
42
42
117%
117%
78
78
*77
85
*413/4
42%
*77
85
200
42%
300
_
*41%
42%
42 3/4
N
74% Mar 29
-
30
Jan
125% Dec
36% Jsn
Nov
23
47
Dec
29
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
4
45% Dee
4
Jan
183% Dec
Jan
Apr 11
623/4 Mar 10
0
8
175
Aug 25
12% May 20
37
Feb 11
253/4 Dec
5
30
21% Jan
16% Dec
4
31
14% Mar 14
28% Dec
31
17% Feb
18
22
10
35% Oct
25
413/4 Aug 17
19% Dec 30
Dec
12% Jan
4
16% May
6
24% Dec
4
98% Dec
45
3
National
1
National
Mar
45% Mar
183
Jun
2
17% Jan
28
47
Feb
40
July
Jan
10
National
43% Jun
15
National
6
National
3
16 % Jan
10
5
285/8 May
23% Jan
20
May 12
93
Mar 21
100% Jon
203% July 25
45 % Mar 14
$1.25
3
8
49% Nov
17
5
1053/4 Nov
8
38
Jan
4
172
Jsn
5
182
Dec
10
176
Aug 24
183
141% Jan
7
158
e
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
Feb
46
Oct
25
13% Dec
14
11 % Jun
21
14
31
23% Jan
31
1
66
31
34 % Dec
4
Dec
6
433/4 Dec
58
Jan
21
25
33% Jan
4
38 3A Jan
4
103
Nov
30
97 % Feb
41
Dec
8
373/8 Jan
6
6 % Feb
17
9% Nov
4% Jsn
1
105
Jan
Jan
6
10% Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 26
4
9
14 % Dec
18
31
15% Jan
1
106
Feb
25
5
39
99
Nov
133/4 Jan
4
17
105
July 22
6
Feb
11
40% Jan
14
12
May 11
67% Jan
5
15% Mar
63
Jan
85% Jan
348
22
51
Apr
Dec
31
18% Dec
78
16% Feb
75
1
413/4 Jan
7
23 Va Jan
7
29
Mar
313/4 Jan
5
21
49 %
54% Dec
28
48
9
3l3/4 Dec
16
95
Oct
13
14
24% July 20
80% May 16
97
Oct
12
90
6
515
Jun
28
34% Dec
28
44
7
86
Jan
7
100
Jun
25
39
14
91 % Mar
5
29
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
102
Nov
19
104% Oct
25
Jan
93% Jan
96
48% Jan
19
25
Aug 23
47% May 17
29
16% Aug 18
89
Apr
45% Sep
1073/4 Mar 31
2
111
13% Jan
29
Feb
23
29
133/4 Jan
4
16% Aug 25
85
Jan
4
95
QQ
Jan
100% July
101
Oct
12
7
18
104
16
Dec
Jan
2
27
15
19%
20
19%
3,000
20%
20%
20%
25
333/8
34
20%
34
20%
34%
34
35%
35 '/8
35 %
—1
193/4
35%
19'%
19%
35 %
20
19%
19%
19%
1978
19%
19%
6,900
403'a
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
40:>k
9,700
22%
22%
23
22'a
20%
20%
20 %
203/4
21
20%
21
99%
99%
99%
99 %
99 %
99 %
5
403/s
40 %
40:,ii
5
22%
223%
22%
common-5
20%
100
99%
10
Inc
22 %
21%
22
21%
21%
213 4
21%
4,300
52
52
52%
51%
52 %
51%
7,100
103%
*102%
103%
*102 %
103 Va
*102%
52%
103'%
80 %
14.100
7 6 3%
*177
151
*
Co
*102%
77%
77%
179
77%
176%
151
77%
176
152
*151
176
151
151
152
152
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11%
11%
*11%
11%
400
28%
29 %
29%
29%
29a4
18
29%
18
30%
17%
2.800
173/8
173/8
18
18
18
17%
66%
67%
17%
X65%
2,800
66%
66%
6734
67%
67%
67%
38
38
69%
11.200
37%
37 %
37%
37
37
373/8
37'%
2.400
43%
*99%
*46%
9%
13 3/8
1
37%'
433%
44
10
13%
44 5/8
99%
*99%
99%
99'
99%
46'/a
46%
463/8
47
47
47%
9 3/4
46%
44%
99%
46%
100
9%
9%
10
9%
13%
13%
13%
common—
13%
1,500
7 %
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7%
3,300
14%
14%
*14%
147«
14%
143/4
1.200
163/4
1,000
16'/a
1
*105
—100
35%
*94%
100
16%
*163/8
107
*105
System
90
18%
*79
100
—
35%
95
95
95
Harlem
RR
94%
99
187«
18
1854
10,500
*78
81
*78
81%
81%
61
62%
62%
63'/a
62 %
62 7
„
61%
81%
62 34
263/4
7,200
27%
26%
27%
27
27%
26 74
27%
46
3.700
46%
47%
46%
47%
46'/a
4714
52%
53
46%
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52 3 a
65.100
52
52%
51'/a
52 %
51%
25
52%
24%
II,200
24%
24 %
25
25 %
25%
88
25%
25%
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1,500
*86 %
87
*86 %
87%
87'%
87'%
50
40
*100
101%
*430
485
Haven & Hartford Co.IOO
Preferred 5% series A
100
34%
62'/8
*22:,/4
Corp—__1
87
100
35%
100
101
101
*101
102 %
*101
102 Va
485
*430
485
*430
485
*430
485
34
34%
63%
62
23%
32%
62 34
24
23%
59%
*23
42%
43%
42%
43
42%
94'A
94%
94%
93
*92%
34%
34%
94%
34%
93
34'A
343/4
35
34%
100
84
84
*63
85%
-100
preferred
preferred
*88
92
*90
92
preferred
100
&
*101%
32 74
59%
23
33%
8.500
60 %
8.000
23
300
Northeast
Aviation
Capital
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
130
34%
12,100
85%
*83%
85%
100
90%
*98 %
100
*98 %
100
*98%
100
*101 %
103
*101%
103
*101%
103
19
19
19%
19%
*19%
33
33 %
32 34
33 %
33 %
34%
58
56%
65-%
17%
*86
50
44
10
90%
99
103
19%
*25
*88
98%
*101'A
103
56%
56%
57%
5734
57 3
8
57%
253b
25/
25
25%
25%
*25%
66%
66'A
67%
67%
683/a
18
18
17%
18
18%
87
86%
86 3
44%
3.800
44 'A
*86
8
44%
44%
87
44%
19%
19%
33%
130
19%
1.200
343/4
4,500
575'8
57%
25%
*25%
25%
500
68
70%
68%
69%
34.500
17%
18
17%
17%
1,800
*86
44
87
%
*86
44 3 a
44 %
4,400
Ry
87
44%
10
4.200
100
*110%
No par
73'%
75%
7 5 3/8
76%
75%
77%
75%
763a
7534
76%
26.700
5
Pacific
Common
preferred
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
163'8
16%
16%
16r>8
167a
5,400
111
*110
series
100
*89%
$4.10
preferred
series
100
101%
101 %
$4.08
preferred
series
100
*10034
101 Va
July 12
43%
94'%
34%
3334
Northern States Pwr Co
(Minn)—
4
*88
43%
*92%
H
34 7
19%
1
Co
Northern
$3.60
90%
*83%
43
94%
335/b
1
Corp
Ry
*90
85%
42%
5
Ry common—25
preferred
25
Central
98%
42%
90
111
89
89%
101
*
101%
preferred
Aircraft
Airlines
series
100
101
—1
Inc
26
88%
39
101
26%
111
88 %
*110%
111
111
111
10
89 %
89%
88%
88%
140
101
*100%
101%
100'%
100'%
100
*100 3'4
101%
*100%
101
100%
100%
101
'100%
101
110 %
100%
100%
*100
101
100
100
26
25%
26 %
21%
22
101 %
101
x25%
20 %
207a
*31
38 5a
25%
%
26
60
250
25%
25%
14,800
7,200
21%
21%
21%
215 s
33
3134
3134
31%
31%
400
38%
38 %
38%
*38%
38%
800
50%
2,900
o
43% Jan
6
1053/4 Mar 17
95% Jan 20
52% Aug
3
110% Apr 14
100% Apr 22
107% May 23
109
Jan
106'% Mar 11
109
31% Aug
9
31% Jan 28
18% Jan 20
Aug
39
Jun
„
see
3374
61 3 8
23%
2
Western
American
Northern
98'%
100
preferred
*83
31%
Per footnotes
60 %
100
38%
24% Dec
33%
23'/a
par
Corp com.No
*30%
27
20% Aug
2
102% Nov 24
34%
62
24
No par
Pwr
*33 %
9
46
*430
39
9
10
43
31 %
18% Jan 20
*80
62%
2034
21% Jun
81
4,500
2758
20%
101 % Nov
10
98 '4
183/a
*30%
33% Dec
101
50
96
95V2
25
4
*95
15,600
19
2.50
26% Jan
163%
96
common—10
108% Aug 30
700
95
18%
Inc
104% Jun
96
16%
35
94%
4.6%
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
29
*94%
17%
107
19 %
7
110% Jan
*95
95
35
94%
39% Jun
106 % Jan
96
16 %
18%
$4.11
9
16%
x
*105
35 %
91%
Northwest
31
*94%
17
*95
Northrop
44% Aug 1$
95
16%
17%
96
17 %
107
35 %
19
50
Shipbuilding
16 '/a
*105
353/4
91 %
81
No par
No par
Co
17
107
*24%
No par
20
Y New
York
163/a
*95
*35
60%
*85%
preferred
163/4
*105
35 %
27
5
common
17
107
35%
2
100'% Dec
9.200
7%
10
109% Dec
13 %
320
10
14%
20
92 % Jan
13%
9,400
2,500
7%
3934 Jan
38% Jan
13%
45
99%
47%
14 5/8
253/B Jun
1023/4 Jan
13%
44%
*99
7%
common—No par
14
41
934
10
447k
14%
103
1
44%
7%
103% May 11
18
45%
143/4
6
Jan
50
12
28%
233/4 July 19
26
152
*113/4
163/a Jan
31% Feb
152
12
28
29
80
170
29
29
20
78
*175'%./177
11 %
193/4 Dec
29% Dec
78%
176%
34% Dec
38% Nov
77%
176
11
2
77%
177
283/8
10
Fibre
103'%
26
11
I.300
213/b
7% Jan
19% Mar
7,100
22,700
51
26% Nov
143/4 Jan
24 %
51%
No par
28
103% Apr
22%
22%
Dock
Adjustment
9
Aug 26
23
213/e
5
Co
20
Jan
100
50%
100
(J J)
non-cum
North
S
9
20%
*99 %
4,800
103%
1
Cast-No par
Corp___
No par
83% Jun
17% Mar
203/8
100
20,900
_1
Corp
463/a Apr
111% Apr
18
92% May
100
2.700
9,000
23
City Omnibus Corp—10
York
Norfolk
1
6
100% Feb
13
39%
23
Chicago & St Louis Co
York
4.10%
5
87% Jan 19
99% Mar 23
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
27
12%
39
23
Steel
preferred
3.90%
193/8 July 27
91% May 4
108 % July 14
64ye Jan
13
39%
22%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
70 % Aug 25
3
12%
39
common
Ref
3.60%
22
583/8 July
263/4 Feb
6
85% Jan
39% Jun
Mar 23
733/4 Dec
6
13
39
23%
Corp
3.40%
22
26% Apr
52% Dec
260
38%
S3.75 preferred
9
383/4 Jun
5.500
1
Niagara Mhk
3
24% Jan
Jun
5
273/b Mar 24
900
41%
175%
23 %
Common
14
23
38%
41%
38%
1951
preferred
England Electric
&
*38
175%
N Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
May 10
92% May
Y
New
July 27
103 % Apr
203/4 Jun
51% Dec
38
Jan
36 %
86
101 % Jan
363/4
81
18
7
39% Jan
Jsn
N
18
13
18% Jun
Nov~30
N
22
Mar 14
100
173/4 Jan
8% Jan
Jun
$5
43% July 22
8
30
28
Jan
713/4 Apr
253/4 Apr
Mar 30
933/4 Sep
5
Jan
39
32% July 30
25
92
500
7
59% Aug 24
21% Jun
2
Aug 20
97% Oct
15
87 % Dec
4
82 % Jan
10
Jun
Y
New
30
30% Feb
67% Sep
8
25% Aug 12
28
273/8 Jttn
400
N
12%
37%
41%
176
23%
17%
New
12%
373/4
41%
175
38%
96
19
102 % Jun
12%
37%
41%
176
*23%
New York Air Brakel
New York Central
29
41 %
176
38%
17
24
37%
413/4
23%
19%
96
33% Feb
Jun
13
1
56% Apr
103
37%
176
193/4
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
4
37%
41%
176
38%
preferred
4%%
July 27
2
53% July
17
10
373/4
41%
176
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
Newmont Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
Aug 26
30
41%
*123/8
New
29
*373/8
176
23%
33/4%
81% Aug
3
783/4 Mar 30
Mar 10
5
10
1
Bros
43/4%
New
20% Feb
18
3,700
Corp
Newberry Co
4
34% Dec
14% Apr
20
Nehi
2
273/b Dec
Jan
17%
.—_—100
Vulcanized
Neisner
Mar
101
Mar 15
17%
Natomas Co
Feb
49% Nov
20
Shares
National
27
4
7
Jun
13
1734
—
8
11
Mar 23
353/8 Apr
18
101
18
17 %
National Supply (The) Pa
com—10
4'/(. preferred
National Tea Co common
5
National Theatres Inc
1
18
96% Jun
5
18
National
15
373/4 Mar
7
69% Jan
17%
Co—
Service
&
Sugar
16% Jan
July
17%
B
Linen
Malleable
Steel
93
22
Natl
National
4
Apr
91
Oct
10
May 4
903/4 Mar 16
2
100% Dec
73% Dec
Feb
33 %
12
17%
Co common
preferred
National
4
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
105%Jun
8
20
3.200
5
preferred A
6%
National
1474 Feb
13
16"% Dec
Jan
32 % Apr
3
17%
25%
No par
7%
26
46®/a Feb
6% July
7
Jan 19
4
31% Mar
25% Jan
18 % Jan
18% Jan
National Lead
103% May
2
50 % July 22
12 %Jun
9
12
113% Jan
8
86
94
Apr
Gas
42% Mar 25
21
4
Mui
723/4 Apr
6
Jan
200
17%
25%
;
$4.50 preferred
30% July 27
16% Apr
28% Jan
14
20
273/8 Dec
24% Jan
'11% J an
Jun
84
15
Jan
58%
25%
59
1
Prod
Gypsum Co
4
29
■26% Jan
90
Apr
Distillers
pfd series of
National
71
8% Feb
19
54% Jan
58%
2534
17%
Dairy Products—
Department Stores
Fuel
4
105
5
Co
National
July 22
Dec
102% Jan
160
53%
25%
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
4%%
119
*58%
25%
conv
National
14
22% July 29
55% Jan 1J
*117
58%
24%
Cash Register——.
City Lines Inc
Container
18
119
*58%
24%
common—1
National
24
May
*117
•58%
24'%
Corp———-—-10
National
25% Mar 14
29
Can
118
58%
—100
National
93 % Jan
63 % Dec
Aviation Corp
Biscuit Co common
National
118
58 %
24 %
Inc—1
Fibres
preferred A
19
2
Automotive
16
20.% Jan
■
•
7%
118
1
1
26% May 10
23% July 5
37 % Jan
21
87% Jan
6
National Acme Co
National Airlines
National
33% May 10
40'/a May 16
28
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
27% July 25
19% Apr 20
153/4 Mar 23
21
173/8 Dec
Apr""21
10% Jan
193/4 Jan
126
20% Mar 14
8
172% Jan
15%
114% Jan 18
51
27
13% May 11
203/4 Jsn
4
11
17
8
7
12 % May
100
21
page 26,
Jan
10
22% Aug 11
„
Ohio
3.90%
14
383/„ July 18
19% May 17
103'A May 13
25% Apr 25
Co
common
preferred
l
4.56%
preferred
Oil
Oklahoma
97%
*107%
100
100
Co
Gas
49%
106
100
preferred
Ohio
12
100
preferred
4.44%
,
3
20
Edison
4.40%
107
No par
&
Elec
Co
4% preferred
Preferred 4.24%
series-^
Oklahoma Natural Gas.ll
50
49%
107
107
97%
109
108-
'
*107
4
49%
107
96%
97%
109
107
108^4
33,4
49'%
49%
49%
106'%
106%
*96'%
97'%
*96%
97:%
96%
96%
108%
108'%
'107%
108%
*107'%
108'%
*107
108%
*107
108 :,4
*107
108%
33
33%
,
106
4978
107
32%
33%
32%
33%
34
com__10
37%
37%
37
/.
37,8
37%
37'A
37%
37%
-20
*19%
19%
19 %
19%
*19%
193/8
*19'A
100
7.50
!°2_4
_
22 /a
22,4
102
22^
102
22 /a
102
22%
102
22%
1C2
22'/a
19 7
102
23
49%
*106%
107
310
1
40
10
33%
8
34%
19.500
37
37%
3.6C0
*19%
*102
22%
19%
102%
23
200
160
1,900
■*,.
Volume
182
Number
5459
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
38
Feb
104
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
60% Dec
Jan
5
127% Dec
bV* Jan
4
Jan
44s/a Jan
S3
15
4
8
35% Nov
99
Dec
11
12
76
6
61% Jan
6
Aug
2
99
16
Jan
3
17
6
26% Dec 22
n
Jan
7
97
Dec
7% Jan
11
12
Sep 22
28% Jan
4
•
39% Jan
4
'
23
Jan
21
40
17
% Dec 31
37% Jan
12
46
July 12
17% Jan
44V* Jun
"
140
Aug 24
128% Jan
>
39
114% Jan 13
7
137% Jan
29'
52% Aug
41% Mar
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
5
45% Dec
14
9 % Dec
10
8% Apr
28
20% Dec 29
84% Apr 19
104% Dec
7
16% Jan
71% Jan
18
22
Jun
31
88
Apr
18
98% May 17
104
Jan
Apr
44% Jun
3
'
1
Oct
25
97% Jan
4
6
152% Aug 22f
12
4
4
40% Dec
30
21 %
36 :
Jan
6
6
45% Dec
31
41
Feb
14
May
9% Aug
10
19
:
»
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
9
15
6% Feb
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
41 Y« Jan
6
59
17
30% Jan
7% Feb
23
29
4
23
Feb
27
Oct
38% Oct
10
28
26
19
106% Feb
18
55
4
44 y2 Mar
:
6
29% Feb
24
82
Jan
Dec
6
Oct
99
38
Nov
4
25
Dec
29
Jun
57
Jan
3
Penn
7
108 V\ Apr
25
8
103 Va July
22
Jan
20
30% Jun
13
53
Nov
30
45% Mar 14
53
Jun
22% Dec
13
19
22% Apr
11
35% Dec
14
84% Jan
134% Jan
33
4
Mar 26
13y4Jan
48
169
4
Feb
11
9
108
4
28
18% Jan
0
73 Vt Nov
Aug 30
16
26
15% Jan
31
94
203
207
4
83
Jan
11
Feb
11
Jun
21
113
107 % Apr
110
108
May
14
5
Dec
22
39% Dec
3
6
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
Dec
13
3
2
95% May 13
9
42 V* Mar
13
31
90% Sep
31
1
160
Apr
8
169
Mar
Jun
15
5
62% Jan
3
8
11
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
*12%
12%
1,500
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
10,500
*50%
No par
85
150
29
Mar 14
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
96
July 26
29
JUn
3
151% Jun
10
30% Jan
3
108% Jan
14
122
Jan
3
Apr
14
4%
51%
5
4%
50%
50
*41
42%
14% Jan
26% Jan
110
95 Va
3,100
1
32%
33%
32%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33%
34 %
16,700
*46%
48%
*46%
48%
47%
100
48%
48%
48%
48%
*46%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48 Va
48%
2,300
111%
*110 Va
: 111%
106 %
:106 V*
260
27 Va
27'%
61,000
Corp
Sand
Corp common.l
Light com—No par
&
100
100
106%
50
26%
27%
27 V*
27%
27%
10
47%
48 V*
48
10
Mfg Co__
*111 Va
19:%
19%
19%
48%
19%
37 %
100
157
157%
100
*69
preferred
100
Corp of America
Brewing Co
&
Co
*104
5
29%
5
Co Inc common__l
preferred
23 %
*57
(conv)
100
12.50
8 Va
45
111
111%
107%
107 VB
106%
27%
48%
27%
48%
27%
48%
48%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
37
37
37
37
37
37
300
158
159
159
153
2,400
78
157%
158
72
72
75
23%
23'%
23 %
23%
24'/a
57
57
56%
56 %
105 %
29 3
*104
*29%
4
Va
8
45 VB
45
112
112
60>/4
59%
*113
100%
100
100
*100
106
*105
106
111
*109
110
15%
35%
35%
80
♦100
100 Va
100
100
30
*105
106
*105
106
*105
106
*109
110
110
110
*109
110
15%
36%
St
93%
94
43%
42%
43V4
90 %
90%
X88%
*84
86
*84
86
*84
86 V*
X85%
86%
*35
37
*35
37
*35
37
*35
37
*35
37
*96%
99
*96%
99
99
99
*96%
99
*96%
99
72%
71%
73%
72%
12%
50%
*11%
70%
71
71%
*11%
12%
*49%
50
50%
*101 Va
103
*101 '/a
45%
46
x45%
RR
100
Forgings
*113
26%
com—No par
preferred—No
par
No par
1
Co
1
120
*113
25%
83
84
x82%
82%
1st series prior pfd
& West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Young
& Ash pfd
(The)
common
convertible preferred
12%
•11%
12%
50%
50%
50 Va
49%
50'A
101 %
101 %
♦101%
102 Va
*101 Va
102 Va
120
45 VB
45 Va
44%
44%
44%
44%
800
♦113
26%
96
*96%
83
17
1,500
169
166
166
10
♦166
168
81%
7%
*91%
26%
100
*150%
28%
116
82%
82
82%
83
82% Jan
7
25% Jan
12
25
15
Sep
80
Jan
2o
46% Nov 17
43
92
Aug 10
Vt Mar 3
27
87% Feb
Mar 19
26 V* Dec
38% Mar 14
4
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
July 20
40% Jan
66 % Dec
May 19
46% July 15
43% Jun
28
89% Jan
6
26"% Apr
Apr
11
28% Jan
3
29% Jan
18
99% Mar
100% Feb
7
18
33% Mar 14
4
81
Mar 21
84
23
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr
6
104 V2 Nov
9
3
25% Feb 11
24% Mar 15
114
25% Jan
2
July 12
12% Jan
29
56% May 9
34% May 12
21
26% Apr
6
122% Jun 24
33% July 27
33% Apr
104
Jun
105% July
38% July
Procter
&
Gamble
No par
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
Public
Public
cum
Serv
Serv
preferred
Co
of
Colorado
No par
10
7%
7%
7%
7 Va
2,200
25 Va
25 VB
26'/a
25 Va
26%
14,800
*81
93
91%
26%
26 V*
172
*150%
82%
*81
82 %
*81
82
*81
91%
26%
*90%
92
*90%
92
*90%
92
172
28%
28%
116
116%
116%
23
22%
28%
23%
23%
101 %
100
26%
*150%
28%
116
26%
172
28%
116
26%
*150'/a
28%
116
6.200
49%
50 %
51
51
51
51%
2,000
21
21
21
21
21
21
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
100%
99%
100 %
99%
10%
10%
10%
10%
75%
75%
76
76
•75Va
45%
46%
46 %
45%
46
45%
42
100
76
42
41%
42
88
*87%
88
*87%
88
♦87%
88
•25 Va
26
*25 Va
26
25%
25%
*25%
26
4.16%
preferred
25
*25
25%
*25
25%
*24%
25 Va
*24%
25%
8
4.08%
5
&
Gas
121%
121%
121%
121%
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 %
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
4.18%
preferred
corn—No par
100
*102 Va
104
*103
104
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
73% Feb
18
Pullman
41% Apr
11
Pure
Oil
121
100
common_No par
preference
♦102%
104
'102%
103
103
104
121%
32%
32%
121
32%
32%
121
32%
32%
4.300
2,900
10%
•75 Va
45%
500
23%
xIOVB
*87%
42%
21
100 Va
100
10%
25
El
300
34 %
100
div
230
33%
Indiana—No par
Serv
8,700
33%
of
$1.40
23
33 VB
preferred
4.20% preferred
29
117
33%
preferred
Pub
28%
•116 Va
33%
76
,
172
♦150%
♦22 V*
10%
42
28%
117
200
2,000
22%
10%
42%
172
'
27%
27%
22%
45%
42
26%
23
76
10%
90
82
4.32%
Co
8,500
85%
7%
24%
3%%
7
1
100
83%
x7%
*20%
23%
84%
16%
7%
21
*20%
84
17
24%
13
10
83%
xl7
7%
49
10
17%
23%
7%
49'
107
1,500
168
49
8
60
84
83%
*166
49
Aug 26
74% Aug
3
83%
96
97 %
*166
1
Feb
83
2,800
27
95
168
Pond Creek Pocahontas
10 Va
83%
26%
*97
169
17%
9
91
97'/a
97%
*166
53% Jun
12% Dec 31
26%
*166
17%
26
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
33% Jan 18
35% Jan
7
97%
♦97
168
87% Jan
Co
.
169
17%
7
Power
96
97%
120
*113
*166
40% Dec
B
26%
27
120
*166
17%
*22%
class
*113
120
1,600
169
33%
Electric
30,800
73 Va
*11%
22%
Co
73%
73%
12%
33 Va
&
100
"lo
49%
33%
Inc
100
168
17%.
100
_1
23,100
90
*166
100
100
86%
86
94
*166
82 %
A
98
*
97%
82
class
96
96
100
preferred
26%
93 Vi
*96%
27 %
24
1
120
96 %
24
common
46
*93%
10
Co
103
*
10
Steel
195
94
42%
Pittsburgh
Potomac
20,300
90 %
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Poor
36,500
37Vi
42%
2
L
20
17%
16
x3G%
95%
32%
23% Aug 24
36%
37
*88%
*22%
23% Jan
16
90%
5
5
15%
36%
♦88%
*94
5
19 V* Mar 15
16%
90 Vi
95%
Plymouth Oil Co
19% Jan
200
100%
35% Mar 18
24
3,900
42%
*25 Va
113%
6
29
42%
25%
42%
25%
8,500
113
29% Jan
20
27,400
113
30
20 V* Nov
480
64'/a
45
113%
32 V2 Dec
20% Dec
112%
62%
*113
26
99 Vt Dec
44%
*112 %
*88%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
guaranteed preferred
100
Plough
Vb
64%
45
42%
*11%
Inc
3,900
112%
42%
Ft
Co
36%
30
1,800
8%
42%
*94
25
common
preferred
(conv)
Consolidation Coal Co
5%%
16
*25%
8%
95
5
Inc
convertible
Pittston
42
25%
113%
60%
42%
No par
Mills
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
5%%
60%
1,300
31
42%
No par
Hosiery
preferred
5%
60%
112
112%
31*
41%
100
Petroleum
Pittsburgh
44%
45%
111%
36,000
58
104
100
preferred
&
8 %
104
94
3.9% series preferred—
100
Phillips Jones Corp common_No par
C
8%
8%
417/8
16%
*56%
58
1,300
23%
23 Va
24
105 Va
13,700
82'/a
5
100
preferred
Phoenix
23%
*56%
*104
159.
2,400
49
x48
*80
85
30%
*25%
42
159 Va
30%
25
16
Pillsbury
60%
8%
45
107
30%
42
*10.9
35%
8
45%
112
30%
105 V*
113
1
3
30 %
*104
25
100
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc common
105%
113
*105
preferred
37%
59
100
4.68%
130
111
107
*71 %
59 Va
common—No par
*47%
111%
*37
73
8
47%
47%
111%
■
107
*37
No par
common—
X33 %
100
106 %
111%
5
33VaC
Co
:
*110%
8
7
41%
1,300
95%
16% Feb
4
50
96
30
17
50
95%
41
18 Vt Nov
4
2,800
95
41
4
May
49%
49
50%
41%
x50%
1
Jan
5
24,655
94%
41
preferred
Pitts
84% July 28
5
4.3%
18% Apr 18
166% Aug 12
25% Jan
Aug 26
12%
*100
173
29
Dec
12Va
100
164% Mar
20
31
59
12%
preferred
158% Jan 31
Dec
122% Dec 21
42%
55%
3.8%
Pitts
27% Dec
150
41%
55%
25
20
30
87
18% Oct 29
41 %
53%
*42
*27%
Phillips
3
43%
40
42%
7
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
*42
6,300
*42
25
Jun
85% Aug
40%
54
41%
96
Mar 14
43 %
50
40%
41%
*113
7%
40%
10.200
43%
100
7
7% Mar 21
43%
No par
67% Feb
62
*42
4,000
10
9%
40
40%
78%
102
*101
9%
9%
40%
$4.80
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
39%
preferred
5%
10
40%
43%
*42
x40%
X78-
78
102
9%
41
40%
77
*101
79%
102
9%
94%
Electric
$5
Jun
78%
♦101
9%
3,700
35,200
52%
$1 conv preference com
30
7
80
102
X9%
4.4%
Jun
15% Mar 14
77%
*101
9%
9%
19%
52
Phelps-Dodge Corp
8
3
76%
101
9%
*9%
18%
93%
2nd
97% Aug 25
31
Dec
29 Va Aug
75%
101
9%
19%
9%
19
4
(Chas)
4%
98
80
10% Feb
Pfizer
6
30 VA Dec
60% Jan
102
13
19%
41%
preferred
Jan
71% Nov 29
8 V* Dec 16
6% Jan
12% Jan
Feb
83
76% Dec 30
18% Dec 23
Sep
68
21% Jan
84% Jan
17
21
Dec
18%
94 3
Pitts C
87
-
9%
18%
93 V*
23
Feb
*9%
18%
No par
Pitney-Bowes
116
9%
18%
100
16
15
*9%
18%
28 Va
14
Feb
9%
*28
52% Jun
118
*9%
8.600
28
104% Feb
29
4,300
28
6
Dec
970
9
44%
28
6
24 V* Dec
144
8%
43%
28
Milk
$4
X144
8%
43%
*27%
33% Jan
Mar
150%
8%
41%
8%
42
28
100 % July
Sep 27
37% Dec
7
79
150%
41%
*27%
6
6
Mar 16
150%
8%
41%
25
22
11
149%
8%
41 %
41%
GOO
13% Apr
July
8S% Jan
July
151%
x8%
41-%
500
213,100
23%
59 % Apr
155
18% Jan
87% May 9
44
July 22
6
10,020
29 Va
Glass
4%
6
3,600
46%
137%
41%
6
158
Jun
9
6%
41%
*48%
X13G
51%
Phila & Reading Corp.-
May
6%
41%
46%
146
40%
Philco
4
148%
6%
145%
23 VB
16
29
*45%
*28 Va
24
Jan
'41%
46%
28%
17% Jun
43% Apr
'•'41%
*
23%
46% Jan
115
common
43% Jun
97
41%
42%
69% Jan
104
3
11% Jan
Mar 30
151
9
7,000
28%
16
Aug
5
53% Dec 20
11
6
1
152%
8%
1,300
52%
41%
146
,
151%
230
39%
52%
39%
52%
*45%
41% "41%
25%
39%
52%
23%
Power
Phila
41%
25:
39%
52%
6%
40%
25
40
*41%
75% Dec 31
12
4
24
99
45% Aug
97% Apr
Jan
22
92
5
77% Jan
146
III
9
1
62
May 26
12% Jan
6
34% Aug 13
87% Mar 15
37% Feb 21
85% Jun 14
82% July 6
34
May 19
1
£9
7
28
44% Jan
Nov
July 25
26% Mar
J&n
98
16% Nov
43
104
7
July
Jan
9
31
107% Sep 30
82% Jan
4
20% July 15
100
8
Jun
31
2
Mar
Jan
24
Jan
23
03% Feb
35
22
27% Jan
110% Jan
97
82% July 20
29
4
Oct
103
3
Jan
Oct
39%
52%
29%
Pfeiffer
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
17
34% July
83
115 "
May 28
Jan
7% May
28
39% May 26
26 Va Jun
3
5
52%
23%
4
50
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
*25%
25 Va
40
52 %
*23%
Jan
6
25 %"•
39%
52%
51%
Petroleum
6
25 \\
40%
52%
250
*28%
7
12
25%
.40%
40
1,500
23
29%
July
Jan
*23 %
'23%
4% %
Jan
23
4,500
11%
40%
Pepsi-Cola Co
45
*22%
27%
100
11%
*28%
Pet
86 Va Jan
22%
25%
26%
100
*23 Va
5
107
11%
29%
11
52% Dec 29
27%
100 %
11%
23%
73 % Feb
112% Mar 30
26%
*99%
11%
'
*28 %
24% July 25
4
27%
100 %
27
*99%
*23%
106% Jan
29
330
25
21
20
11
Telep
102 V* July 12
II
1.500
51%
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co~
3
39%
100 %
39%
Enterprises
6
7% Aug
39%
100 %
No par
Jun
33
40
104'A
2.50
89
8
118
No par
23
Jan
27 VA
100%
25%
Corp—1
Jan
30 y4 Jun
Jan
22%
-—1
52
30% Jan
32% Jan
23% Jan
22%
27
46
4
28
39%
100%
148
Mar
Jun
40 %
100%
45%
173
17% Mar 14
40%
100 %
22%
1
117
40%'
146%
8
100% Jun
106
&
Pennsylvania Salt
Penn-Texas Corp
July 21
117
100%'
45%
Feb
11
39% Dec
38
117
22%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
56
Aug 27
Nov
28
40
100%
146%
155
Sep 21
57V2 Dec 10
18% Dec 31
102 % Feb
May 12
1,700
117
22%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
16
5
Mar 18
liy»Jun
31
11JB
116%'
100
25
4%%
2
3,600
preferred
Penna
113% Apr
100
88
1
Co
(J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
49% July 25
2
16
145%
Penney
23
91
16
87%
preferred
$1.30
16
Jun
91
91
11%
preferred
$1.32
3
Jun
9
May 4
41% Mar 14
107
May
11
44
25
108
29 V2
3,600
16%
*45%
Penick & Ford
$1
1,300
41%
No par
Proof
Mines
68 %
41 %
86 Va
common_100
Transportation
Peninsular
8
25VaJan
Mar 18
Mar
14
27% Mar 17
15"% Mar 25
41
Patino
27% July 28
45% Dec 31
113
5
54% Feb
10
Parmelee
5
7
Rust
*68 %
41"%
86
11%-
Airways Inc
69
41%
*16
No par
World
68%
*89
11%
1
200
68%
16%
*99%
!
27,900
85%
11%
.
107 V*
90
27%
No par
107 %
85
100 %
..
1,300
108
*107
26,600
17%
*16
11%
10.
59%
125
17%
*88
84
27%
25
57%
125
17%
42
41%
*99%
25
rights—
108%
*67%
100
Corp
Pictures Corp
Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
8
40
108
57%
123
17%
Week"
Shares
16%
116
100%
57%
*121
17%
the
Friday
Aug. 26
90
83%
115%
57%
121V4
17%
__5
Electric
&
1 7% Jan
7
29% Aug
27% Apr
35% Jan
14% Jun
'16
83
*39 Va
100
No par
com
Paramount
Parker
Aug 26
23 Va Aug 23
Dec
15
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
4%
preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
Park
29
29% Jan
93
Jan
SSttJ&n
28
29% Mar
27% Jun 24
73% Jan
4
104
8
Dec
6
]4%May27
47
115%
*88
16%
12.50
Lighting Corp__
Amer
90
81 %
common
Inc
&
Common
Pan
30% Jun 22
49 % Dec
*88
*16
5
Pacific
35% Jan
10% Jan
41%
preferred
:
100
Tin Consolidated
Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common.4
4% preferred^
10
3
47% May
5
51% Apr 12
3% Mar 12
35
May 7
40
6%
5
Mar
9% Jan
Jan
29
Jan
52
May 16
26% Jan
11% Dec
40
1
" Pacific Telep & Teleg
3
13
67
4
39%
" Pacific Mills 1
2
9% Jan
142% Mar 10
7% May 26
Gas
Pacific
l
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
6% Aug 24,.
Aug 26
38
68
No par
Products
Pacific
154% Nov
9% Dec 31
Paper Co
1 Pacific. Finance
5
4
9
108
67%
•
6
6
107%
67%
May 3
4% cum conv preferred
12% Mar 10'
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
23% Aug 17 * /Pacific Coast Co common..;
25% Jun 15
5% preferred
44% Mar 15
38% July 14
107%
67%
No par
57%
120
17%
*105%
101
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
120
83%c
preferred
v Pabco
118%
100
(The)
Oxford
30% July 11
57'/4
17%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
.lfar 14
56'/4
17%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
$5
56%
119%*
No par
46% May 17
101% Aug 16
93
Apr 22
10% Feb
8
Nov 26
48
23% Feb 15
Fab
56
17%
preferred
131% Mav 10
Mar 14
Aug. 25
119%
Elevator
Overland Corp
4
Sales for
Thursday
1
Outlet Co
Jun™ 7
PRICES
Aug. 24
series—100
common
convertible
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 23
Corp—
Outboard Marine & Mfg
Jan* 14
16% Jan
98
Otis
1951
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 22
5
Corp
4%%
67% Jan
98% Jan
4
23
104% Dec 31
20
July 18
88
Chemical
Conv preference
Oliver
71% July 20
45Va Apr 11
94
14% Jan
110
Mathieson
AND
Monday
Par
Common
July 8
18% July 18
18
34
£2
8
135
31% Jan
5
Dec
647/8 July
26
94% Jan 10
31
16% Jan
Jan
We Jan
Jan
13% Jan
30
13% Mar 11
£0
114
69% Dec
11
49% Mar 14
3
31
97 V* Dec
July 23
Apr 29
83
Dec
3
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Olin
16
73
NEW YORK
Highest'
4,600
76
50
45
45%
1,900
42
42
3,700
88
*87 %
25%
25%
500
25 Va
*24%
121
121
800
32%
x32 Va
18,100
32 Va
x32 Va
5,600
104
*102%
104
*102 Va
104
104
104
104
*104
104%
130
37%
38
38
38
38%
38 Va
38%
38%
38 Va
2,800
62%
63%
63
63%
63
63%
62%
63%
63
63%
2,900
5
(The)
37%
No par
Inc
35%
36 Va
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37 V*
37%
20,800
,
Q
28
143
Jan
4
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
For
35% Dec
158
Dec
3
27% Nov
S0% Mar SO
16
footnotes
7
see
paee
148
Mar 15
*>6% -Tan
26.
6
31%
317'a
31%
31%
31 Vb
31%
31V4
151 va
151 va
151%
151%
•150 Va
151 Va
151 Va
31
31
31%
31 Va
'31%
31%
31
315/a
152
31%
5,900
190
700
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.,
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
(832)
NEW
LOW
STOCK
YORK
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 23
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE'
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year1954
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Eanre for Previous
Aug. 'i'i
SALE
HIGH
Sales for
PRICES
the
Thursday
Friday
Aug. 35
Wednesday
Aug. ^4
Aug. 36
Wee*
Shares
R
22% Jan
39 % Dec
11
29
36% Jan
18
5
81% Jan
5
Jan
4
86 % Nov
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
1
lO'/a Dec
22
4
52 Va Dec
6
Jan
7
6
88% July 27
10% July
5
Jan
31% Jan
4
• % Jan
11
26 Va Jan
1.
30% Jan
28
16
4
12
Feb
7
55
1
41% July
47
37% July 14
15
July 25
Aug 22
5
Feb
40
24
31
17% Aug
17
25% Apr
15
31^« Jau
6
37% Jun
1
$3.50
RKO Theatres
Reading
29
39
Jan
8
44
July 26
4%
13
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
4%
1
31
29 '/a Jan
8
19 % Mar 22
Co
8
Real
Silk
27% May 22
Reed
Roller
Reeves
42
Mar
3
11% Feb
14
24% July
1
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
2
38% July 18
»% May
7
14% Dec
31
12% Feb
4
21% Aug 25
May
4
26
61% May 10
23
Dec
17
31
43% Aug 23
8
7
May 16
24
703A Dec
22
8% Dec
13
12
fl% Jan
33% July
2
44% Feb
7
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
May 16
640 Jan
31
Jun
6
16
May 19
6
13% Jan
41
27% Feb
12
5% Mar 14
9
14% Dec
67% Feb
12% Apr
11
6
7% Mar 14
109% Jan 20
48% July
82
5
July 25
10% Jun
232
8
July 29
Dec
22
44'A Dec
3
40
Mar 11
48% July 20
Dec
3
51
Mar 14
55
88
Feb
10
82
Jan
26
105
Nov
9
101
Jan
26
125
54
46
Mar 16
74
July
2
25% July
2
25% Jan
12
37
Aug
4
33 Va Dec
9
37
Dec
6
May 11
May 11
91
105% Apr
29
35% Aug 22
49% Feb
31 Vs Api
38% Aug 26
1
14
(Robt)
5% July 26
20
11
77 % Dec
22
64 % May 12
3,
May
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
Pictures
7
13% Oct
7
4
34% Dec
23
28
23
36
Jan
12
40% Dec
.
46
38%
35%
22'A
2274
22 VA
22 3
4
22%
16 Va
16'A
15%
16%
1574
8 Va
8»A
8'A
31
24 y« Jan
Jan
8
281% Oct
12
257
Jan
6
19
#6
Jan
13
105% Dec
29
100
Jun
17
25
Oct
4
6% May 27
®5 y* Aug
9
14% Jan
4
33% May 21
12% Aug 23
11% Nov
72% Nov
88% Jan
4
103y« Jun
14
112% Oct
44
5
30
Dec
11
14
23
July 27
1
30
Dec
82% Jan
8
Apr
5
21
76% Dec
21
Dec
29
296
26 >A Jun
22
48% Jan
3
II74 Aug
4
Nov
■
18
Jan
i.4
15% Mar 21
49% Feb
4
Jun
16
94
Jun
22
104% Jun
16
114
Feb
21
93
Jan
6
22% Jan
11
40
55
•
26
Jun
22
July 14
Sangamo
17
Savage
27% Jan
3
145
12% Jan
31
17% Apr
28
27% Dec
11% Jan
4
24% Dec
31
22
20
66 % Nov
22
55% Mar 14
Dec
23
108% Nov
16
Jan
0
Jan
10
49% Jun
7
6
33 % Jan
85% Jan
4
19
17y* Jan
5
22% Dec
30
42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
5
Dec
17
104
45% Dec
31
22
Mar 31
7
39% July 15
92% May 18
131
July 18
24% Aug 11
69% Mar 14
87 % Jun
7
Mar 14
35% Jun
14
Apr
1
108 >A Jan
4
43% Jan
6
59% Apr
5
6
31'% July 18
79% Nov 26
74% Jan
•
105% July 11
37
3
16
3
13
Jan
Jan
8% Mar 15
6% Jan
29
58 %
July 18
11 Va Apr
26
9% Apr 26
82
Nov
10
69% Jan
26
54% Aug 15
61% Jan
»
41
Dec
30
43% Dec
20
39 % Jan
49% Apr
11
4
Dec
31
8% Jan
4
10 % Dec
29
25% Jan
4
31 % Dec
2
38
10
No par
Power
337/a Jan
7
18
9% Mar 14
28
July 25
46% Apr
21
Scovill
3.65%
conv
Scrantcn
Electric
Seagrave
Sears
Selberling
Servel
Shattuck
A)
42
Simmons
59% Aug
11% May 12
Jan
54
Feb
9
20% Jan
29
31
1
4
4
32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31
49% Jan
4
25% Aug 11
18
138% Feb
18
5% Jan
4
6
22% Aug 23
174
18
July 19
10
24
9% Feb
17
Feb
4
73
76
July
29% Aug 22
23
35
23
44% Jan
18
17% Jan
29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6
28 % Jan
7
17
31% Jan
7
Mar 14
29
51
20
72% Jan
Jan
18
28% Aug 5
49% Jan
15
18
6
O)
210
Jun
12% May 23
23
7,900
37*a
37%
2,o00
11%
11%
11%
1,300
45%
10,200
44%
"44%
Feb
37% Jan
40
Aug
3
25
3
1
54% July 25
21 Va Mar
7
34
377a
Pacific
non-cum
29% May
5
Southwestern
4
24% July
8
Spalding
22
6% Dec
29
4% Jun
27
7
Feb
18
4% Mar 16
7% Dec
29
6
10
7% Jan
4
59
4
7
14
16% Jun
23% Nov 30
Feb
98% Feb
2
22% Jun
101
11% Aug 12
1
Aug 26
10% Jan
5
53% Jan
4
24% Jan
11
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
9
36% Mar 15
36% Jan
4
92% Sep
22
88
17% Dec
7
31
68% Mar 14
41 % Aug
Mar 22
13% Aug 15
20
9
26.
July 11
88
July 18
71
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Aug
29% Jun
102 % July
8
21
8
16% July 20
86
52
July 27
Apr 13
41% July 27
93% Apr 15
20% Mar
16% Feb
4
11
24%
24%
1,200
31'A
32
31*a
31%
14,000
80%
86
86 Va
800
*83%
*263
*157%
84 %
*155
163
42%
*263
274
163
*155
163
42 Va
42%
18%
18%
18%
27
42%
42%
35%
18%
19
4,700
2,400
27
26%
27
*26%
27 'A
26%
26%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
34%
71
96 %
*qK
96%
*95
*102 %
35%
103 %
*102%
103 %
*102%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36%
91%
*90%
91%
*90%
120 %
120 %
*90%
25%
79
79 Va
79%
31%
32
32
32
31%
32 %
92
91%
119%
118
24%
*25
4
10%
7
107
*107%
91%
121
3778
38%
91%
124
79%
78 Va
79%
10,200
32'A
32 Va
32 Va
2,400
108
*107%
900
*24%
25%
600
99 'A
98%
99%
9,700
54%
54 Va
5574
10%
2,400
7 Va
12,300
♦25
25 %
25
25%
*24'/a
25 Va
x93
99 %
98
%
99%
98 V*
53%
53%
53%
54'A
51
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
7 %
7%
7%
7%
7'/a
7%
7 %
43 7'a
9%
29
50
108
51%
51 VA
10%
41
54 '/a
56
*54 Va
55
41%
41%
40%
41
40%
41
40%
42
43%
44
44%
45%
44%
45 'A
45%
457 a
%
10
10
29
9%
10
10
*28
*28
29 %
*28
9%
29'A
*9%
*28
6,200
130
56
54%
*54%
10
720
25%
51 >A
*
9174
124
200
51%
55
10
6,200
24%
51
52%
4,800
95%
24 'A
50 %
50%
30,000
103 Va
7'A
5474
9%
106%
108%
*24
37
*95
2,100
9,100
*102'A
10%
41
43%
*107
25
121
95%
103 Va
10%
5474
*28
*24 %
120
4,800
103
18%
103
*12%
*95
95
104
25 3
42%
*102 Va
18%
*102'A
103
18%
21%
8,200
974
20,400
600
29 Va
8,700
61 %
61 %
61%
62
62 'A
61%
26%
27
27%
27 'A
2 7'/a
27%
277a
1,800
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
157a
7,300
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
18%
18%
187a
187 a
1,100
46:%
4674
57'A
57%
57 %
57%
55
55%
55%
51%
51
51%
47
46%
48
54 VA
547 a
50'A
50%
50%
46'A
46%
46 %
%
1,400
46 "A
46'A
46 72
46 Va
58
58
58
55%
55 Va
557 a
25,900
51%
53
517b
52%
14,500
47%
*
53
57 '/a
55'/a
47
48
47%
500
48%
2,700
12%
13
13%
13
13%
12%
13'A
13
13%
10,000
64'A
64%
66 %
63 %
65
64%
66 'A
65%
66
6374
66'%
63
70
72
24'%
24'%
24 %
24%
23 VA
237a
22%
59%
60 %
59%
61
18%
19'A
18%
19%
1
Gas
*70'/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
1,400
23%
23%
23%
23%
25'A
6,300
61%
60 %
61
60
61 %
16,400
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
197 a
5,100
6,700
*195
*195
10%
10%
10%
10Va
10 VA
10 VA
10%
18
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
53%
53
53
30
29%
30%
40
xl0%
*39%
1
40
*52
53%
30 %
30
*39%
40
ra
*52
30'A
*39%
53%
30%
40
*52
29%
*39%
Service
52
527a
6,100
20 VA
12,200
52 Va
52
52 %
52
52%
51%
20
20'A
20
20%
20%
20 %
20
20 VA
*32 Va
x34
3274
32%
32%
32 Va
33
32%
34 VA
3474
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34%
34%
34'A
4,200
61'A
62 VA
61 Va
617a
24,200
No par
61 Va
62
62
62%
x61%
62%
287a
28 7'a
28%
28%
28%
29 Va
28%
29
28'a
29 Va
1
93%
93%
94%
95
95%
93 Va
94'/2
9474
5,300
9274
93%
No par
52
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
51%
52
51%
5174
2,600
50
5174
92%
*90 Va
*90 Va
92
92%
*90%
9,500
92%
100
Co
*90%
92%
*90 %
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
4,100
2774
277 a
277a
27 Va
1
23%
24
23%
24
23%
24
23%
4,200
23'%
24
23
5
4%
1
2.50
1
com—No par
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Electric Co
1,100
33
32'A
—2
No par
5
preferred
40
7.50
Co
Inc
2,700
No par
Bros Inc
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
100
30'A
33
Co_
(Del)
6,800
537a
20 Va
52
52 Va
25
preferred
&
*397a
71 Va
24%
*195
*190
191
1,790
71
70
*24%
60%
5
15
pfd—100
2,220
22%
71%
23
5
Public
&
46
*57%
127 a
Edison
Co
Brands
46%
61
100
common
Gas
46 %
54%
5
*6%
*83
63
5
*4%
5
6'%
*6%
6%
90
63
1
1
*83
62 %
101
90
63%
101
4%
*6%
*83
63 Va
*100
5
5
6%
*6%
*83
90
64 %
101'
64
64
101
*100
21'A
21'%
21%
22%
21%
22
21%
-2474
23%
24%
24
25%
23%
101 %
101%
*101
xl4%
14%
'10134
1474
102
1474
X83
83
14%
*82 Va
*101
102
*6%
*83
64
101'A
24
6%
90
*100
101'A
—
Standard
42%
*102%
274
*155
*24
$5.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20%
preferred
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50 preferred
1—
25
$3.50
'42%
103
*263
163
*155
163
*84%
86
274
10
Withington
Standard
85%
*263
79%
25
(A G)
Inc
42%
*102 %
103
86 %
274
15 %
Spear & Co common—'
Spiegel
84%
*263
274
26%
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
26% Mar 15
80% Mar
24%
—00
& G
Natural
15% Jan
19
24%
32%
60%
(The)
2
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
24%
31%
_io
California
9
Sparks
24%
25
32
1574
preferred
Southern Co
22
Feb
4,800
26%
Southern Production Co Inc
27
53
61
_
Southern Railway common
Jan
52'A
24%
79%
Inc common—5
99% Jun
92
920
1,000
52%
31%
2974
Nov
14
94%
108
25
*52%
5%
51%
94
31%
50
South'n
52
45
107%
30%
Co com_4.50
8%
51%
51
45%
94%
107
15%
preferred
Southern
94
107
107
25
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
5%
44%
45
94%
*106%
1
South Carolina E
29% Aug
87% Apr
50%
106 %
50
43%
94
94 %
106 %
60%
Corp
38 Va Apr
52% May 31
106%
1874
Southern
65% July
50
44%
94%
95
%
1
South Indiana Gas & Elec
Aug
35% Feb
43%
106
18%
16% Dec
22%
37%
11%
1074
5
page
23
37'A
12
*12
10
14
see
22%
377 a
1174
12
26%
South Amer Gold & Platinum
15
15% Dec
23 Va
37'A
37%
12
5
Solvay American Corp 4%
Jan
footnotes
22%
37%
227a
22%
37%
50c
Smith-Douglass Co Inc —
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Oct
For
22%
12 Va
1
22%
23,400
62 %
preferred
80
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
83%
25
4.20%
12% Jan
Dec
84'%
No par
preferred
25
70
12%
83%
80
1
Solar Aircraft Co
19% Mar
July 28
49% Nov 23
13
84
a
79%
No par
Co
62% July
54
54% Dec
4
12%
83 3
53%
Smith-Corona Inc
33% Jan
19
81% Dec
6% Jan
7,000
2,100
12%
83 VA
*24%
1
27% Feb
19
4
4
84'A
1274
82 "A
99
Co
3%%
25% Apr
Jan
52
1
43% Nov 29
3
July
17% Jan
Mar
39% Jan 11
Jan
13
13
827a
53 VA
Eimonds Saw & Steel
15% Jan
14
22%
12%
No par
49% July 20
49
19
Jan
22%
1
3
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
106
102
22%
*90%
7.50
6
35% Jan
4
*100
22%
22%
12%
9774
—
Jan
44
15% Jan
29
102
200
82%
5
of
(Alexander)
Nov
*100
9.300
12%
—No par
America
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Corp
(A
Oct
102
22%
1
Shell Oil Co
Smith
99
*100
22 %
40
G)
Pen
Smith
55 % Mar 31
bo0
28'A
102
22 %
22%
117
No par
(Frank
(W
15% Feb
82
102
200
355
100
5
(The)
Sharon Steel Corp
53% Jun
Apr
28%
*345
70
No par
37% Mar 14
4
2 3'A
355
70'A
Co
39% Jan
51
92
%
355
35%
Skelly Oil Co
Dec
28
28'%
355
69%
Gas
15
50
28'A
*345
35
25
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil &
21
5
28'%
355
70%
1
59% Jun
Jan
,
;
*340
*100
345
227a
287a
287a
4,300
35'/a
1
57% Jun
37
287a
30%
70
Co
48% Mar 14
36% Jan
45%
8,700
30%
35
common—
Rubber
Inc
48% May 24
6
46
1674
35 %
5
22
2
*45%
30%
100
Co
&
Refrigerator
31
25% May
28% Feb
46
29%
16%
70%
Corp
Roebuck
Seeger
54% Dec
Dec
*45%
51%
4
19
46
108%
35% Jan
40
*45 7 a
16%
34%
Sinclair Oil Corp
46% Dec
45%
46
51
8
5
35
45%
107
31
11
*34 %
16%
70
Co
52% Dec
11
71%
35
38
1
Oil
Nov
Jan
35
*36
fund preferred—No par
$5.75 sink
Seaboard
45
34
1U.UO0
73
7074
35%
Seaboard Finance Co common
Sheaffer
7
Co
43% Dec
15% Jan
72 %
70%
*34%
6974
70
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
4
37% Jan
69%
34 %
preferred
6
54
176,400
69%
Mfg
4
18% Dec
3,3o0
7%
33%
Co commonpreferred
4.30%
32% Jan
6
38%
7%
38
Q1*
36% Jan
8
37*a
7
*36
*102%
29% Jan
6
37 Va
6%
37%
No par
8
49% Jan
37
6%
297 a
No par
19% Aug
14% Jan
37
674
No par
preferred
Sheraton
29% May
36'A
>
15c
Sheller Mfg Corp
10% Dec
4,300
29'A
$4
11% Jan 31
66% Mar
100
common
22
Aug 19
36 Va
*35'%
$3.40 preferred
36% Feb
10
100
Corp
Paper Co
19% Jun
175
230
36'A
36 %
22
30% July 12
59% Dec
24% Dec
104 %
36
105%
29 Va
21%
6
May 5
13% Jan 12
104 Va
35%
36%
1.40
18
40
*104%
36 %
29
Industries Inc
Schenley
Jan
Nov
500
105%
38
12%
14% May 16
6
14,800
3574"
25 VA
27 %
56
5
48%
29
*36
12%
22% Jan
23
3,400
11,2—
4,i00
88%
167a
26%
20
Apr
Va,
62
16'A
—10
5
31
6% May
"•
*34%
Corp
18% Aug 17
,
5
Electric Co
31
25% Jan
48%
*55
*88
16
18%
17
35
48%
88 Va
>88
35
18%
24% Dec
Dec
9
224
16
42%
61% Dec
5
9%
219%
16
*102%
15% Jan
Mar 15
74%
74
9%
15%
5
42% July 19
7
6%
100
10
Arms
11
Mar
39% Nov
27% May
6%
10
_100
Paper Co common
Feb
S7% Mar 18
9% Jan
6%
5
common
preferred
noncum
Schering
21% Jan
10 % Feb
6%
No par
pfd 4.40% series A__
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Scott
98
113% Jan
7
88%
105'A
36'A
25
1st
20
107
31
5%
St Regis
35% Aug 23
12
94% Jan
July 13
78% Jun
102% Aug 11
89% Mar 23
Dec 31
26
88'A
104%
36%
Controls com—1
Southwestern Ry Co
20
6% July
VA
88
.
74%
62
*55
104%
88
105 /'
48%
48 *8
60
*55
8b %
36 Va
St Louis
14% Feb
7% Nov
88
62
219
13,^00
10
221%
9%
9%
219%
48%
48 7'a
*55
74'A
75%
97«
216%
9%
4814
60
104%
74'%
75
215
35%
15
30% Jan
22
97 a
214
36'A
27
6
21% Aug 16
24
7374
75 VA
35%
88 % Jun
Mar 14
18 % May
*53
*
45%
453/a
35 »A
320% Apr
26
7
443/a
44%
44'A
36 Va
Aug 17
265
10
12
10
St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
13
31
Jan
47,6u0
34% Jun
14% Dec
13
400
4674
47%
25% Mar 14
74
Jan 17
29% Dec
108
15%
46%
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
3
July 21
9%
*15%
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
19% Jan
33
3,200
2u,oU0
s
42% July 21
25
34% Dec
16%
41-va
10'A
100
17% Apr
114
15%
41
47
100
1
Ronson Corp
_1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
—1
Ruberold Co (The)
1
Ruppert (Jacob)
5
27
4
lo%
41%
lo%
preferred series A-.
Dec
15
15%
41
10
Rohr Aircraft Corp
3
10
16
417a
15%
345
I4%t May
Nov
30
16
40%
46 'A
20
105
25 % Jan
32,700
64%
10%
.
Haas
170
85
21%
b4
15%
Spring & Axle Co„
6
182% Jan
19'A
65
10'A
.1
Rohm
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
98
buO
21%
*63%
Ltd
Rockwell
101% Jun
8
3o Va
15%
Co
Trust
Rochester Gas & El Corp
5
May 26
64
3D%
20
20 3 a
36 Va
1574
697a
15
Jan
187a
64
36%
10%
*34%
23
•9
18%
200
9
9
9
9
36%
15%
;
Co
*87a
36 Va
65
697)5
&
r.
37
34%
Dec
102
2,000
69%
41% Dec
47% Sep
3,200
1574
*34 Va
103% Nov
4
22 Va
15%
No par
9
Jan
22%
lo
Company
No par
Copper Mines
4
11
22%
15%
10%
Co
Selection
Richfield Oil Corp
12
23% May 18
22%
16%
5
Manufacturing
Apr
19
100
23
15%
100
33% Jan
170
35%
10%
100
20% Jan
123
35 Va
10%
series
4%
"36
35%
15%
series
/.
18% Jan
211
13% Mar 24
19
9
31% Jan
22
1
37% May 31
9
•
28
4
Rfi% Julv 25
15
50% Nov 24
l0"/4 mar
July 19
Feb
35
68% Jan 26
29
21% Nov
372
105% Mar
6
9% Jan
11
47% Sep
99% Oct
38% Jan
21% May 12
7
*45
37%
*34%
15%
Preferred 4.50%
Robertshaw-Fulton
200
45%
*36
41 %
Preferred 3.60%
shillings
300
37 %
*45
37'%
35 "/4
157a
487a
Paper
46%
45%
37%
*3374
39*4
48 %
9
26% Dec
2,yOJ
15%
10
8
4
19,300
35%
1
50c
10
Co
33% Jun
18% Jan
19%
3o%
40%
Tob class B—
40% Jun
20
31% July
1
19%
35%
15%
—
6
48 y« Apr
19%
34%
39%
No par
Metals
Reynolds (RJ)
conv
19 Va
34%
No par
9%
5%%
19%
34%
35 Va
18'A
214%
Rltter
-
37 %
*64
64
*63%
100
19%
,
*33%
*36
18'4
18'A
3712
*36
.
37
9%
7
41% Jan 13
4574
74'A
Mar 14
Jan
21
Oct'
5
100
Roan Antelope
45% Oct
35
2
45 3A
J3
45'%
19
34 VA
214'A
16% Aug 25
14
148
75 y« Mar
137a
34
No par
2.50
5
*37*8
*33 %
common
36% May 10
Jan
41
7% Aug 26
7,000
37 32
id
Revere Copper & Brass
Rheem
1.^OJ
36
37 U
*3774
19%
*36
Rexall Drug Co
Rhlnelander
54 %
35%
37
371 i
10
Common
b-i %
35%
*31%
Corp„
Steel
Reynolds
11 Va
54%
35%
*36 7 a
preferred
convertible
Republic
11
54%
3574
*45%
Republic Aviation Corp
$1
11%
54%
35
34
—No par
Reo Holding Corp__
Republic
10%
54'A
34%
187a
*8
b.iOJ
11
3474
%
34
10
10 Va
1074
50
x54
,
u
7 %"
5474
107a
37
preference
7
12% Jan
7Va Jan
17% Jan
24
13,0J0
Co—
&
$1.25 div prior
Rhodesian
4S% Jan
yoJ
7%
7*8
*31",a
Reliance Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%%
series
Jan
84.V4
50c
Reliable Stores Corp__
13
Eels
Jan
49%
84
7%
5
18% Aug
3
49 VA
61",*
7%
No par
3
10% Jan
49%
84%
77a
34
Inc——
0
22
48%
847i
7*8
50
Co
Bit
7% Jan
Dec
49
84'A
7*8
10%
Mills
Hosiery
Bros
20
18% July 22
64
48%
84 V4
55
preferred
2nd
noncum
8Va Dec
SS% May lg
48%
84 Va
7 Va,
34 %
1st preferred
noncum
3
27
47
ii'iu
107a
common
35,100
47 VA
.
77 a
do
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
4% May
12% Apr
4674
*84'/4
25
5
50
Corp
$2
29
Jun
No par
1
.—1
No par
Rayonier Inc common new_».__—— 1
Dec
22'A Dec
preferred—,
Raybestos-Manhattan
36
Sep
1st
RKO Pictures Corp_
42 'A Dec
32
Feb
16% Jan
OcIs
207a Dec
34
13
36% Feb
20
39%
8% Mar 14
33% Aug
4% Mar
27
Radio Corp of America com—No par
2
"
22
76
55% July
578
1,900
6 74
90
64%
3,600
300
101
22%
22 %
22%
6.000
24
2274
23%
174,600
102
101
100
102
14%
14%
15
15%
15'A
11,200
83 'A
83
83'A
160
83 %
*82 Va
45%
45 3
84%
84'%
45%
45 %
45
%
45 Va
45%
2,000
44'A
44%
4
44
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
39%
397a
39%
4,700
3974
397'8
393/a
91
92 VA
91 Va
91%
320
*90%
91%
91%
91'A
*91 Va
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
147 a
7,600
14%
10
5,200
13 7'a
13%
9%
9%
*91
13%
9%
10
9%
10
9%
10
9%
Number 5459
Volume 182
(833)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
88%
88%
90
90'%
90'A
91%
90
90%
14,300
24
49 %
4U7/8
49%
497%
49'%
49%
50
49%
50 Vb
16,900
132 %
132'/b
134'%
133%
133%
134%
134 %
487/B
49'A
48%
48%
49%
49 3A
18% Jan
6
23% May 23
23
21% Aug 24
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—]
2(
*20'A
Dec
31
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
45
42
10% Feb
Mar 14
99
102% Mar 11
50j/8 Aug 11
Mar 28
102
Aug 19
8% Jan
8
144% July 27;
18
Jun
13
6
28
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
30
18% July 15
22% Feb
14
42% Feb
5
53% Oct
22
40% May 26
50
Feb
11
30% May
5
42% July 30
36
60% July 28
11% Jan
5
13% Dec
13% Jan
36% Feb
17
46 % Dec
6
42»/4 Mar 14
52 Va Jun
22 % Apr
30
30% Feb
15
29
19% Feb
16
24'A May 12
23% Jan
6
13% Jan
4
14
26% Dec 29
20
Mar 25
Mar 30
«
i57/b Aug 22
4
16
Jan
38
5
Aug 17
17'A Jan
8
19% Aug 24
19Va Jan
4
21 % Jan
4
27% Dec 29
26% Jan
6
July 14
307/8 Peb 17
231/8 Aug
8
29% July
5
Storer
Aug 26
15%. Jan
4
Studebaker-Packard
33% Aug 16
41'/a Jun
7
Sunotam
14% Dec
10% Nov 23
20
12% Nov
rv-.
9
4
24
12V4 Jan
4
Feb
1
101
Dec
30
20
68% Dec
30
70
Dec
30
97% Jan
67% Fel)
7
113'% Jan
118% Aug
\'Z\5r/o prior preference—
21
8 % Jan
17% Aug
105
11
5
118% Jan
11
21% Jan
6
27/4 Jun
lo
25'/8 May 12
11
84% Dec
30
Jan
4
12'% Dec
3
Jan
8
71% Jan
7
635
28
32'/8 May 11
...
40% July 25
86 Va Mar
1
10
12% Jun
2
Jan
2
Jan
6
207/s Dec
31
18 'A Feb
8
50
30
457/8 Aug 18
816
14'A Jan
4
30% Jan
11
Nov
740
2a7/8 Jun
26
24% Nov
10
20
4
51% Sep
28
45% Mar 15
31'A Jan
4
81% Jan
13
14
16
Dec
28
91 % Apr
128% Jan
18
24
14% Jan
27
18% NOT 26
Jan
25
33
7
Dec
6
17% Jan
10
25% Jan
15
6
25
Nov~*16
57% Jan
Nov
83% Jan
6
29
Oct
28
4
9'/. Dec
13
Jan
11
107
46% Mar
50% Dec
15% Dec
172
Dec
66
Dec
9
47% Jan
16
31
12
Jan
6
2Q7/8 July
19
18
Jan
10
23 % May
16% July 20
197/a Mar
4
38 7/8 Jan
4
49 % Dec
23
4o
53
2
35%
36 VB
21%
21%
21'A
20%
207/a
21
20'A
20'A
20%
*20%
297/8
29%
297%
30
24%
24'%
24%
24'A
367%
22
J'
■
21%
21
21 %
20%
20'A
20 %
700
30'A
30%
30 Vb
30%
19,700
24
30%
21 %
21
24.%
23%
24'A
3,300
800
22,900
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
32,600
34 %
34%
34%
35
36%
36%
37%
377/8
38'A
3,000
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
8,500
*74
103
*101%
103
*102
104
9%
101%
*74%
117%
116%
74 %
116%
116%
116%
117
23%
23%
23%
24
26%
26%
26%
26%
26'A
38'A
38'A
38'A
38%
*38%
83'A
83'A
82'%
*82
83
10'/B
10*58
10'A
82%
10'A
277%
24
24%
31,700
26 %
26%
26 %
2,400
39
39
39
2,100
*82'A
83%
83
83%
400
10%
10%
10%
107/8
4,200
10%
*900
945
27%
28%
28
27'/8
27%
47%
47%
47'A
48%
22'A
*22%
22%
*22%
51%
51%
51'%
51%
51'A
51%
43%
44%
44
44%
44'A
44%
96%
96%
133%
8%
8%
87%
*900
28 %
48%
22'A
133%
24
949
22%
8 7/a
210
38%
46'A
97%
117%
26%
277/8
136
300
117%
116%
74%
23%
46 %
*96 %
10
74%
26%
*22'A
*131
103
39
10'A
*900
*101 Va
'/a
24
23%
947
*900
948
75
74%
*116%
74%
74'A
74%
*900
101
9
949
27%
49
28%
3,800
47%
48'A
22%
*22%
22%
10O
51
51%
51%
51%
44%
45
44%
45
2,100
10,900
1,900
VB
97
97
97
*96%
137
136
136
136%
136%
400
8%
8%
4,900
3,000
96'A
*132
8%
8'/a
8%
8%
97
150
22%
22%
22%
217/a
22%
30'A
30%
30%
30'A
31
12%
13
12%
13
1
2.50
13%
7,900
53'A
53 '/4
53
53
52%
53%
52
52%
53%
54%
2,300
102
101%
102%
Corp—
Corp
—
25
101%
102%
101%
102 %
1027/e
10,800
27%
28'A
27'A
27%
27%
28
28%
32%
32%
35 VB
110,400
No par
38%
39%
x38%
39'%
39%
40 %
39%
397/8
39 %
397/8
27,400
4,200
1
12'/a
*26%
10
607/a
Pacific
Land
Oil
&
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Vb
12 Vb
12%
26%
*25%
26%
257%
26
257/«
26
60'%
60'A
61
60
61%
61%
62%
6,200
10%
8,500
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
153
153
75'%
76 «/4
75%
757/a
74
75
74
18 Vb
18%
18'A
18%
19%
154
*152
151
151
.
700
800
158
158
75%
150 %
74%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
149
100
Pacific Ry Co
,
59%
1
Trust—
ex-distribution—1
share ctfs
102
*26%
26%
60'A
101'A
12'A
preferred series A—25
Coal
1,500
3%
Sulphur
conv
Pacific
74%
4,600
19%
19%
20,000
21%
2,200
American Inc common—50c
17%
18 %
18
21'4
21%
21%
21'A
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
16%
16%
3.6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
17
50'A
50
50
*50
50%
20
23
Feb
36%
X21'%
19%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
5
19% Nov
19% Dec
12% Dec
35%
*21%
20%
*102
May 27
5
4
36 %
21%
Utilities Co__—.—No par
7
6% Jan
12,600
36%
9%
Texas
13% Jan
6,500
16%
&
13% Jan
277/8
34 VB
Sub
6
Jan
61
800
7,900
52
27%
24%
Texas
79
36'%
51%
27%
29%
7
170
52%
27%
20'/B
13
9
11
52
26%
21%
Jun
9 % Aug
146 % Aug
51'%
;
3,600
15
36%
137/aJan
15
27
29
267%
900
58%
15
12%
Texas
64% July 25
6
51 %
267/8
43%
58'A
15%
22%
Gulf Producing Co.
4.48%
50
27'/a
43%
58%
15%
30%
Co——:———
Texas
6
50
267/8
43%
58%
13'A
Texas
Jan
35
50
43%
30
Instruments Inc
21
59
15%
22%
Gulf
28% Jun
43%
58'%
15%
12%
Texas
16'/s Jan
42%
59
7,400
30
Texas
447/8 Jun
42'%
58%
*15'A
157/8
22%
7
11% Aug 10
19
42 V8
157/e
19%
127/8
26
38
Dec"23
14
5
>/b
59
100
197/a
30 %
July
25% Aug 25
42%
20
5% Jan
42
157/s
19%
4,300
12,900
12%
22%
Aircraft
Texas
19%
12%
12%
Temco
108
19'%
12%
30 Va
Tennessee
Mar 14
19%
12%
28,300
100
22%
2
May 16
19%
♦99
100
5
6
25
Dec
41
19%
*98%
9
—
35 Va Aug
17
88
4
41% Jan
12%
100
497/8
Corp
Telautograph
17'/a May
Nov"23
12%
1
Corp—
627/8 Jun
47%
12
*99
135
(James).:
Talcott Inc
2b
12 >/8
Paper Co_
Symington Gould
8
July 25
37 % Apr
11% July 19
38%
3
99
58%
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
7.50
$4 preferred
—No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
No par
6
July 26
-
9% Aug
6% Jan
29
Dec
99
150% Jun
99
42%
-
99%
19%
5
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
225
2
497/8 Jun
15
16
^Sutherland
21
52 % May
Mar 14
48'A Dec
96
147% Dec
4% Feb
14
Mar 30
41
1
297% May 20
58% May
2
Feb
105 % Jan
Mar
1,040
41% Feb
16
1
75% May 17
Aug 17
common
49'%
12
preferred:;'—No par
Sun Oil Co common'
1——No par
Class A 4%% preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common—1
4%% preferred series A
—1
5%% 2nd pid series of '55
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
Sunshine Mining Co—
10c
Superior Oil of California
25
Superior Steel Corp..
50
4
Aug
Corp
__■w
%
*99
10
1
1
Corp.
49
487/a
$4.50 series A
1
75% Mar
Co
HeW_:
Corp
Chemical
Sun
12
Jun
Broadcasting
132
No par
1
Stone & Websterii—
llo% Apr
9
Shares
88
161/2 Feb
32% Jan
4
53% Jun
42% May 18
106% Jan
the Week
Friday
Aug. 26
Standard Oil of
23
8
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 25
Standard Oil of
98% July
18
Wednesday
Aug. 24
8
15
112% Dec
73% Jan
8
4
-
Aug. 23
Dec
48 % Dec
71% Jan
89
Tuesday
Aug. 22
18 % Nov
44% Oct
29
12
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
California—No par
Indiana—•.
..25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
15
Standard Oil of Ohio common
10
3% % preferred series A
100
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Coj-p——
5
Starrett Co (The) L S__
No par
Stauffer Chemical Co.——.
10
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.—.—
1
Sterling
Drug
Inc.——
5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc—
;_15
Stewart-Warner -Corp..——
5
Stix Baer & Fuller Co__—
5
4
79% Oct
4
52% Jan
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Textron
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
$2.40 conv preference.
July 12
*50 Vb
50 Vb
50%
50 VB
50 Va
800
430
\
8% Jan
22
6% Jun
11
9
Dec
29
39% May 17
44
Jan
7
8% July
July 30
17
Sep
24
31
11% Jan
15% Feb
12'%
*11%
12%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11'%
11%
457%
45'%
45%
457%
457/8
*45'A
45%
*45'A
45%
*14'%
15
*14'% ,14%
*14'%
147/e
*14%
14'%
(J R)
:
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
18
48%
48%
49'A
x49 'A
18
53
Dec
10
60 % Mar 24
7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25
105% May 10
27% Nov
16
24
Jan
17
18% July 20
45% Aug
34% Jun
4%
Tide
22
preferred
1
27% Nov
16
26% Jan
5
28% Apr
4
52% Dec
31
48
Jan
6
63% Aug 17
12% Jan
5
15 VB Aug
6
137/s Jan
3
18% July 26
7
Toledo
58'/a Jun
Trane
6
Co
47%
48'A
102'%
102'%
102'%
20
30%
31 i
30%
31
30%
31
31'%
31%
6,100
28
28 %
28
28 »/4
28 Vb
28'A
28'A
28'A
28'%
28'%
2,600
60%
61'A
61%
61%
63%
No par
4,400
:—5
2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
48%
49 'A
47'A
48%
47%
48
VB
47 VB
48'A
48
48%
2,500
43
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
44
43 VB
43'%
43%
43%
16,800
28 'A
28'%
28'/a
28'%
29'A
30
29
29%
29
29%
7,100
21%
21%
*21%
22
22
22
21%
21%
400
26%
26%
26 7/a
27'A
26%
21 VB
26'%
27'%
10,100
57%
57%
57%
51 Vb
57%
*57%
57%
200
21
21'A
21'%
1,500
25
(The)
—
60'%
■
61
*101
61'A
25% Feb
407/8 Dec
31
37 Vb Mar 14
48% July 12
13% Jan
30% Dec
30
25% Jan
21
35% Jun
Trans
21% Aug
16
18 % Jan
20
24% July 13
Transue
No par
*21%
15% Api
27% Dec
31
247/b Mar 11
28% Jun
15
Tri-Continental Corp common—.1
26'A
15% Jan
5
59 % Apr
6
50
*57%
20
56
57%
60 Va Nov
*57%
557/8 Oct
21%
21%
22
*21
21%
Apr
19% Dec
31
18
Truax-Traer Coal Co common—-—1
21 'A
13
*51'%
53
52
52
X52
52
42
May 28
53
277%
28
27%
28'A
22 %
Mar 15
18 % Jun
31
52
8
25
Mar 14
51
Aug 2b
59% Apr
31
25 % Mar 14
Preferred
33% Apr
30
2
53% Feb
19
Dec
30% Dec
17
Dec
54
31% Jan
Mar
Inc....—5
Steel
——
series A
(conv)——50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—_1
19% Dec
6
15% Aug
16
20 Va Jan
41% Jan
57 % Dec
Q
46 % Aug
17
60
6% Jan
16% Nov
30
10% July 28
18% Mar
32 Va Dec
41% Dec
22
26 V\ Aug
40% Mar 13
Jan
conv
Oil
Ccrp
15%
16 %
Feb
27
38%
24
Dec
6
29
33
8 %
7% Jan
4
107/e Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
16
69
70% Feb
16
89
117/8 Jan
4
23
July 12
July 23
20
28% Dec
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
113
Sep
9
28
99
Oct
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
92% Aug
3
38% Jan
4
105% Jan
11
28
27% Jan
6
6
108% Mar 22
96
Aug
87
Mar 16
2
99% Aug 22
24
50
Dec
20
139
Union
Chem
26
Union
Elec Co of Mo common.... 10
Jan
5
Preferred $4.50 series.
100
Apr
7
Preferred $3.70 series
series.,
Oil of California
Preferred
Feb
7
Union
27
Union
6
11
79% Dec
20
66
May 16
102% A.g 19
Jan
32% Jun
4%
4
3
52
94
Jan
106
Jan
Union
10
6
106% Feb
3
27
38% Dec
29
87% Jan
11
119% Dec
29
110
25% Nov
11
27
28
103% Oct
29
107% Apr
20
1037/b Jun
29
14
Jun
1
19% Sep
23
17% Jan
3
49
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
13
55'A Jun
27
Jan
12
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
3% Feb
25
38% May 26
6% Dec 13
4% Apr
1
707/b Apr
29
80% Jan
72% July 18
6
Jan
7
$4
No
No
—No
No
Pacific RR Co common
par
par
par
par
25
50
noncumulative preferred—50
Tank Car Co
No par
Aircraft Corp common
United
26
21% Apr
103% July
Preferred $3.50 series.
July 27
Apr
26% Jan
No par
Materials Corp...10
30
59
24
45% Jan
89'%
104% Mar 29
convertible
5%
28%
16 Va
46'%
11
28%
40
Jan
Jan
6
6
Mar 15
49% July 25
156
July 26
preferred
5
100
98'%
25%
29% 30
109% 110
*96
97%
90
90
99% 99%
53
53'A
165
165'A
50% 51
29% 30%
757/8 76%
*102% 104'%
32% Aug
108% Feb
27
2
10
42
of 1952—100
United Biscuit of America—.No par
"130
United
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 4%% series
$4.50
15
preferred
July 25
United
Board & Carton Corp
30
United
28%
28%
28%
*52
53'%
51
52
28 VB
28'%
28
28%
27'%
28%
16
16
15%
16
157%
16
*46%
28 'A
27'A
28%
8
Carbon Co
4
47/8 Jan
6% Nov
6
9
Jun
28
11
Aug 17
63%Jun
29
88
Aug 23
8
12
May 25
4
117/a Jan
17% Dec
8% May 17
Jan
6
7% Feb
11
78
15
Aug 26
Jun
27
78 % Jan
4
157/e Feb
25
18'A Jan
11
66
17
15% July 20
13 Vb Mar 14
17
Mar 31
May
45% Jan
57
Dec
31
51% Feb
2
60
27% Jan
35
Dec
6
31% Aug
1
36% Jun
33% Mar
38% Aug 19
187/a Dec 31
36% Jun
9
11% Jan
1% Jan
2% Sep
18
Nopar
10
No par
Dec~30
114% Jan
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
38%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
2,200
38%
39%
39'%
3 J 'A
397/8
2,200
8%
8%
8%
8'A
8%
90
8%
92
8'A
8%
92 'A
94'%
103%
101
101'%
26%
27
26%
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
109%
109%
109'A
98%
109%
*96
109%
97%
*96
89
90
*89
*99
101
*99
527/a
164
53%
167
53%
166
*93
30%
42%
140
30%
106% 106%
24%
24%
50'A
50%
166'%
50 3
30'A
30%
4,300
757/a
77%
77%
78'%
77'%
78'A
77%
78%
10,400
*102%
104 %
*102'%
*102'%
104%
*102%
104%
105
41%
43
130
30% 30%
130
56%
Park City Mines Co (The)..1
Foreign
Aug 24
S
Jun
16
U
29
184% Feb
15
4
39% Jun
28
214
Mar 14
285
179
Apr
19% May
54 % Mar 11
7% May
34
May
Pnr
87%
Dec~31
4
13% Dec
5
40 % Dec
80% Aug
31
31
fnnfnnfoe
cqa
26T
127/g May 12
5
40% Jan
oc
90
Jan
16% Mar
43 % Jun
3
3
15
56%
*106%
108%
*106%
108%
*24'A
247%
*24 'A
49%
50
55
56
57%
20 7%
S
&
Securities..
Freight Co..
1
Nopar
20
7% preferred
ICO
U S Hoffman Machinery com—1.05
4'A<% preferred
:100
U S Industries Inc common
—1
4%% preferred series A
50
S
Gypsum Co common
3%
3'A
30% 30%
*54'A 55%
*268
270
*180
182
32% 33%
*80% 82
13% 13%
*42% 43
42%
132
30%
20%
United
132
30%
*37%
5
•
30%
32
47/8
41%
43'A
133
30%
24%
24%
50
>55%
133
30%
50%
*106% 108%
24%
x49%
41%
44
135
4
108'/a
30%
38
U
60
Jan
42%
>130
31%
U
2,700
50%
37%
1
2,700
50%
30%
38
3
167%
50%
32
4 % Aug
337/8 July
11,100
30%
31 Vb
20
160
210
547%
30'A
38
10
13%
1
90%
101
29%
55%
32'/a
38
Corp
United Gas Improvement Co
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
440
30%
55%
31%
37%
19%
Gas
167
167'A
8,800
97%
29%
>73 "A
Nopar
54%
55
11,800
30
51
73
16%
15%
Engineering & Foundry—.5
101
101
28'/b
109'A
50%
73
16%
15%
United. Fruit Co
*89
3,400
31,800
50%
137/8
*7o%
6%
*96
3,100
94%
104%
50%
Dye & Chemical Corp com__ 1
preferred
;
100
United Electric Coal Cos
5
6
3
,
54'A
54%
167
29%
109'A
90%
*89
90'%
101
26%
30
109'A
97'%
*96
97'%
103%
103%
2 7'A
27
27
94
95
95
102'A
1%
United
42,800
X38%
United
2
6
35
13
1,100
31%
15%
56%
5
77%
6%
14 Vb
United
11%
28%
39%
*55%
47/8
39% Mar
30% Aug 23
4
9
60
48
11'%
28%
15%
(Delaware)
:
Nopar
United Cig-Whelan Stored com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
,1
23% Jun
Mar 14
2% Jan
15
22% Jan
12
*46
300
2,300
11 VB.
*11
11
28 '
48
*46
48
10 7/8
28%
2,200
18,700
39%
United-Carr Fastener—
b% Jan
200
53
53%
27 7/«
*52
1
34% Jan
21
*51%
53
4,200
,
20
Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
113
92
■■
15%
178
29% Jun
19
317/b Apr
,k
39%
8%
90
98%
26%
&
28%
53'A
*51%
62%
63
'
Union
Aug.26
31% Jun
28%
28%
39 %
8%
17
Jan
30
257/8 Oct
104 %
16 VB
46'%
*15%
May 12
50% Jun
4
4
22
11
31
Jan
Jan
96'A Jun
Aug 26
Jan
80% Mar 14
59% Nov
154
43 Vb Jun
28 VB
>10%
Udylite Corp (The)—
1
Underwood Corp———
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
15
4
May
16% Jun
51% Aug 23
Jan
48
14
6
13% Jan
*52
11
10%
•/
14% Dec
7
.
49
*47
u
11 y8 May
53'%
28'%
1
(The).:
26%
28%
—
TXL
22
*62
preferred 1954 ser—50
20th Century Fox Film—
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
4.30%
13% Jan
11
& Williams
$2.70 preferred—
July 22
30% Nov
1
16% Jan
52% Dec
Jan
World Airlines
*101
101
101
102'%
Transamerica Corp.—__—2
8
51%
100
/
18,200
30 7%
(The)
Co
*48'%
4,100
48%
*101
—10
Timken Roller Bearing
Edison
15
102'%
Oil
$1.20 convertible preferred
26% Dec
*14'%
•
30%
48
100
preferred
Water Associated
36'/a Jan
47% Aug 23
common
Thompson
92 % Jan
12%
*11%
11%
Co
$2.50 convertible
42% Oct
*11%
12%
12%
11 Vb
*44'%
47% July 25
11
*11%
*11%
50
Thermoid
13Vs July 25
1
Jun
No par
1
The Fair
30
6
77/8 Jan
12
1
12 Va Jun
11% Mar 16
43
5
5
5
5'%
50
x55%
47%
>76%
77%
*76'%
77%
76%
76%
*76%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6%
23,200
300
1,700
10
247%
400
50%
2,800
55%
5
500
11,700
77 %
150
6 Va
20,600
6,100
13%
13'/B
13'%
13%
13%
13%
15
74
72 'A
73'A
71'A
71%
71'A
71'A
16'A
16%
16 'A
16%
16'A
16%
1,200
16%
15%
15%
15'A
15'%
15%
15%
8,300
15%
15 Vb
55%
56
55%
56%
557%
56
31%
32 Vb
13'A
16%
197/s
20%
20'A
3'A
200
56'%
567/8
14,100
31%
32'A
12,400
x37 'A
3 7'A
20%
20%
20%
14,200
3%
3%
3%
24,000
38
3'A
3%
3'A
3'%
30%
30%
31'A
31%
55 Va
56%
57%
60
*58
59
276'%
276'%
279
275
278
278
278
182
*180
182
*180
2,500
182
270
*180
31%
*80%
182
*180
32%
32%
80%
80%
13%
13%
13%
42%
42%
*42%
137%
43
,
31%
31'A
59 %
31%
59%
8,100
3,700
2,300
20,000
32'A
32%
82
31'%
1
1
32%
32 7b
34'A
* 79 %
81%
80'A
80'A
137%
13%
14
7,600
*42%
43
100
13%
*42%
43
20
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(834)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
13% Mar 17
20% Dec
7% Feb
24
8% Dec
28
36% Jan
4
77% Dec
19
29
21
68 '/a Dec
3
59% Feb
6
Jan
8% Jan
66% Jan
6
21
35
Jan
U
15
9% Feb
6
42% July
U S
U
6
92 % Aug
<
19
Nov
29
7
91
Oct
26
84
103
Dec
6
97
29 Va Jan
11
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
134 »/4 Jan
6
163 % Oct
7
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
49
May 12
60 %
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
17
61
Jan
Va Mar 21
Jan
157 Va Jan
107
19
11
Jan
Dec
162
4
27
156% Mar 14
11
166
16% Jun
24
18% Oct
38 Va Mar 16
38% Aug
Jan.
4
13% Nov
12 V« Jan
15 Va Jun
17
U
14 % Apr
21
$6
1% Jun
14
3
Dec
31
20 Va Dec
31
16
31
40% May 17
44% Dec
8
3% Jan
26
May 26
23
35
161% Jan 21
170
30% Feb
2
Wall
32 % Nov
23
26% Mar 19
31
Jan
7
83% Dec
31
80% Aug 26
91
Feb
3
21
42'/a Dec
31
41% Max 14
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
7
Van
Norman
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
31
3Z*/a Jan
a
39 Va Feb
11
Van
Raalte
7% May 19
6% Jan
II
10 Ve Apr
4
Mar 26
Lf/e Mar 26
,134
126
26% Jan
133% Jan
Jan
4
Jan
4
48% Oct
Jan
Jan
112'/a Jun
99
94
3b% Fti
11
Aug 30
33% Juiy 2b
11
*33
Jan
146 Va Apr
41% Aug
t
117% Jun
13
$5
Jun
21
103 Va Aug
22
$4.04
Feb
If
106
29
37% Jan
30
Jan
11
30
Mar 26
68
10J
Jan
I
15% Jan
18
•
76
4y %
39
14%
38%
15
7
7%
62'/a
7 Ve
62
5
*90
preferred
100
31% Feb 24
Aug 26
117%
116%
103 %
-
*104 Va
106
104
Visking Corp
(The)
1,400
80 Va
240
4j %
49%
3S%
40
40 V8
62%
62%
'
„
42 Va
137
41%
40%
63
2,400
■
;
34%
10,200
90
x40 Va
41 Va
4,802
137%
*137
41
502
3,802
90
40%
137
5,700
7%
;
*89
42%
10,100
15%
37
^
33%
90
41%
1,402
502
40'/a
3,102
117 Va
116 Va
116 Va
X114 Va
114%
230
103 '/a
103 Va
103%
*103%
104
*103 Va
104%
*103 Va
104%
*103 Va
104 %
153
44 Va
44 %
45
45 Va
45%
3,503
31%
31%
32
32
1,500
96
40%
"
,
31%
31% 1 :
95
97
17
17
16%
50
*129
137
31%
92%
*129
*89
.
15%
*36 Va
34%
33%
90
31%
17
.
37
*129
33%
40%
15%
5%
*129
•
_
Va
32
93 Va
39%
62%
44
92%
*49%
62%
44
*16%
20
28%
80 Va
44
.*28%
2,100
28%
32
5
32%
81
44
10
500
43
164
28%
44
20
preferred
32%
*116 Va
105
7%
42 Va
164
800
*102
103 Va
100
3,900
81
40 Va
116%
103 Va
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
32%
165
7%
40%
117%
25
*
43
32%
*164
12C
2
22%
7 Va
137
1U8%
28
43
2
22
7 Ve
33
137
100
common
96 Va
2 Ve
21 Va
7 V«
*89
100
Co
95
60
500
2,600
28%
7
90
dividend preferred
preferred
96%
2
21 Va
3
40%
40%
11
36 Va
*129
*134
10%
15%
*129
90
40 %
11
37 Va
32%
40 Ve
137 »/*
40'/a
13 Va
49%
62 Va
91
*134
com__10
37%
13 Va
15%
7 Va
3y7/e
393/4
*36%
13%
81
39 Va
62
31%
3,80:
37%
*36%
*129
31%
19%
158
28%
49%
*129
I"
31%
19%
90%
32%
28%
37
3,403
19%
;
165
*80
15%
37
155,000
10%
43
32 Va
39%
151/4
37
(;2
100
preferred
G Ve
18% Mar 23
28% Apr
partlc
Virginian Ry
6
31
May 19
16% Dec
6
May
Oct 21
71 Va
Mar 25
May 17
33
49%
$4.20 dividend preferred
May 23
45 Va Aug 26
«
31
49%
38%
No par
com
Virginia Elec & Power Co
Jan
% Dec
<
div
101
40
13
6 Vo
114
30 Va Dec
61%
*36%
2.50
3%%
preferred
Va-Carolina Chemical
101
4
28%
55%
157%
*13%
21%
*42 Va
81%
54%
*26%
2 Va
*164
1,160
6,500
157 %
96
2
32%
164
'
21%
165
44%
164
54 Va
53%
157 Va
11
96
42
28%
*129
9
4
&
42
*32%
*1C4
*129
10
25 % Jan
42 Va
Va
"
83
Ry com.100
28
_
13%
28%
noncumulative preferred__100
Oct
25 Va Jan
57
Pacific
Nov
116
107
19
26% Apr
Shreve
5%
5
37%
*13%
32%
10
500
*36%
164%
2.50
Inc..
65 Va
13%
49%
1
Co
Co
54%
65 Va
37%
2%
25,203
53%
19%
21%
1,280
45 Ve
66
19%
95%
8,300
104 >/a
53 Va
*05
19%
2
40 Va
93%
104%
51 Va
66
19%
95%
500
44%
54
*20%
203
1,900
72%
164%
52
10%
2,700
43%
158
83
No par
Co
7
3
Co
Victor Chemical Works common
51% Mar 29
«
Light
Vlcks
I
4
Aug
&
Chemical
21
%
51
*92
102%
Shares
9
164%
165
*64%
40 Ve
93 Va
53 Va
28%
com—1
44%
72%
40
*32
1C2%
*157Va
*32%
10a
Vick
11
Jan
Power
104'/a Nov
2
July 19
101 % Jan
37% Jan
132
152 Va
4
27
19
Aug 23
Jun
Inc
Co
39 Va
93%
the Week
22%
100
100
72
19%
23%
42
39 %
102%
43%
164%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co..6Va
24
133 V« Jan
90
95% May 26
20
13
31 Va Aug
130
30
Pictures
preferred
Vanadium Corp of America
July 21
130 »/a May 20
89
123
65
47 Va Mar 19
36% Dec
4
Utah
47% Apr 28
3
'/a Ve
1
12
52%
2%
*22
100%
157%
157
94 %
2
50
corn.No par
100
preferred
Universal
49% Aug 22
Aug 27
July 30
136
8%
94%
2
preferred
Leaf Tobacco
34'/a Jan
-
Paper Inc common
Universal
5
57% Dec
10%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp—:
11
4
noncu 2nd pfd_5
preferred—No par
convertible
18 Va Jan
63% Jan
8
<=13%
99%
37
157%
1
*8%
.
73%
165
11
Corp
4
4
51%
10%
16
5 % Jan
65%
52
9
39 Va
51%
65%
10%
26
30 Va Jan
50%
54
Stores *4.20
convertible
32 Va Sep
19% Mar
50%
51 %
*8%
*92
44
13 %
169% Nov
It
50%
*53
22%
100 %
102 %
166%
14
12
36 Va Jan
165%
50
Stockyards
18
13% May 13
44%
167%
19%
4%
18
39 Va
93 Va
43
22%
*71%
101%
37 %
Jan
Feb
.
101
44%
16%
3
May
38%
*92
19V2
22'A Jan
154,
.
93%
101 Va
37 Va
United
16
Aug
66% Mar
38%
Aug. 26
8%
100
73%
157 %
Unneu
14
4
100
*72
Friday
Aug. 25
22
8%
6%
99%
100
United
100% Jun
1% Jan
100
Co common
No par
noncumulative preferred—25
8
1
!8%
Sales for
Thursday
22%
21 %
166%
com—50
Tobacco
7 %
IT
Dec
38%
22
5
Min
Corp common
preferred
own
98
26 % Jun
S
8%
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Aug. 24
100
preferred
&
preferred
Jan
llVa July 14
5
1st
Ref
Steel
lu
4
11% May 12
S
common.
noncum
Smelting
91
6% Jan
73% Jan
1
100
21%
73
*92
7%
2
23
72
101 %
7%
3
7
98%
10
Corp common—:
Rubber Co
S
U
24
26
17% Jan
1
35% liar 17
19% Aug
Jan
Co—
Va
preferred series B__
8%
U
14
35
-a
22
preferred series A__.—.100
U S
18
Apr
10
Playing Card
22
.20
HIGH
Aug. 23
1
preferred
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 22
3%%
23
Feb
common
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
RECORD
LOW
Monday
Far
3%%
.
22
172% Jun
18
STOCK
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
6
51% Jun
40% May 16
143
July
Co
•U S Plywood
<35% Aug 15
57 Va July
6
39
Lines
4Va %
109% July 22
75% Mar
3
13
11
S
14
70% Jan
Jan
YORK
STOCK
'
EXCHANGE
24% Apr
t
Jan
70
NEW
Highest
79 % Jan
24
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
.
.
96
•'
17
Va
94
98%
-*28%
29%
*28%
29%
♦29
*81
82%
*81
82 Va
*81
101
4,503
17
*16%
17
500
29%
17
29%
-
153
*29
29%
*81
821%
w
60
Dec
23
2
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
Jan
5
72
If
85% Mar 29
Wabash
8
14% Mar
7
31 % May
9
Walgreen
Dec
9
66% Apr 27
7% Jan
•
Walker
77% Aug.26
15
Aug 25
24% Jan
3
4
Va Dec
6
27% Dec
10
16 %Jun
22
5
105 Va Dec
30
100 % Aug
10
Jan
10 Va Jan
8
13% Jun
3
18 % Mar 14
21 %Jun
13% Jan
21% Sep
19
20
105
(Hiram)
G
22
30% Mar 14
&
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
29%
29 Va
29 Va
29%
29%
W
76%
7^;»/4
*76'/a
76%
76%
13%
13%
14%
14%
No par
2.50
Warner
Bros
37% July 22
1
Pictures
Jan
4
11
43% Dec
29
39
Feb
I
Warren
Foundry
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
55% July 27
Warren
Jan
42% July
41% July
30% Jan
25% Jan
Dec
39
12
23
39
1
62% Mar
II
Dec
29
32
4
24% Dec
20
21% May
4
25% Jan
19 Ve May 14
26% Dec
2
20 Va Aug
9
30
14
13 % Jan
40
9% Jan
5
17 % Dec
17
10% Jan
4
14% Dec
6
2 Va
Apr
3% July 21
30
Jan
8
16 Va May 16
13% Jan
6
2% Jan
6
5
43% Dec
8
77% Jan
5
96% Dec
22
85
Feb
II
17% Feb
16
23% Dec
17
20
Jan
4% Feb
8
24% Jan
13% July 26
19 Va Dec
8
33 % Apr
17 % Mar
4
91
8
I
4
$4
29
17 Ve
1C1%
101 Va
*101 Va
101%
•23
11 Ve
11%
11%
12 Ve
11,000
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
21
21 Va
8,002
351/4
35%
35%
36
35%
36 Ve
8,900
112
Oct
5
107% Jun
15
113
Apr
104% Nov
19
101% Feb
II
106
Apr
27
7
104 % Nov
10
99% Feb
4
9% May 20
23 Va Jan
4
30 Va Dec
16
24% Jan
II
41 Va NOV
29
10
8% Jan
4
18 Va Dec
30
110% Oct 29
35
105% Jun
47
Jan' 31
27 Va Apr
110
29
Jun
28
34 Va Dec
28
30
Jan
6
49 Va
41 Va
Apr
26
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
29
86 %
49 Va Jun
9
65% Dec
17
56% Aug
22% Jan
4
50 Va Jan
5
98% May
5
104
Dec
27
May 14
30 Va May
4
132
Dec
10
27% Dec
127
82 '/a Jan
-
22
80% Dec
31
31
49% Mar 14
30
96% Jan
8
21% Jan
2fl
25%
Oct"28
29
Jan
36 Va
85 Va Mar 15
5
Jan
28 Va Nov
I
Dec
7
July 28
100% Dec 30
4
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
26
Jun 18
8
12
130
27
38% Apr
25
Jan
t
8
7% Mar 30
12
4
8
•
37
Feb
25
12 Va Dec
31
70
10% Jan
Jan
«
22
78 Va Dec
70
l
9 Va Apr
7
12% Feb
19
17% Oct
20
20 Va Dec
14
28% Jan;
137
Jan
6
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21
18% Jan
8
39% Jan
14
21% Dec
23
69% Nov 22
9% Mar If
18% Mar 21
30
Mar 14
92% Jan
116
Jan
77
Jan
12
94
Nov
12
6 Va Jan
22
11% Oct
8
37
7
192 Va Dec
Jan
38
178
86
Aug 17
Mar 22
9% May
2
Jan
Feb
17
71
27% Jan
13
32% Anr
26
0
14
•
Jan
24 Va
25
24%
24%
July
28Va
28%
28%
,
28%
28%
103%
*102%
103 Va
*
Pulp &
Paper
43
43%
5
44Va
44'/a
43%
100
*107'/a
108'/a
*107Va
common
21 Va
1
2nd
preferred
21 Va
27Va
21 Va
27%
*101
27%
103
*101
prior
Dental
66 Va
*100
100
*127%
12%
preference
52%
No par
(The S S)
& Co
& Lovett
Co
Yale
&
Corp
Towne
66%
503
60 Ve
60
60 Va
3,502
22%
22%
23
22%
23
23
23%
27Va
27 Ve
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27Va
9,100
65%
66%
67%
66%
67%
66%
67 Va
67,600
101 Va
♦100%
101%
100%
101%
54%
'; 53%
52 Va
101
30
53
53 Va
102 Va
*127 Va
54%
103
30
30%
30%
30%
*27%
48%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
,48%
100 Ve
1
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 Va
10%
20
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%
26%
*25%'
33%
34%
33%
34%
32%
34 Ve
32%
No par
No par
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
85
85
*84%
f'*141
,__lo
series
- -
100
conv
serles_100
(Del)
No par
5
Mfg Co
85 Va
13
13%
13 Ve
23%
24%
24 Ve
24%
48%
*100
50 C
48%
120
•lOVa
10%
3,900
*25%
26%
32%
32%
33 Va
4.30C
11%
11%
11%
10,200
87
*83
•
—
87
28
IOO
13
12%
12%
2,100
24%
24 Ve
24%
13,400
35%
35%
-
-
35%
*141
35%
35%
142
142
"36
•
142
f35%
36
3,200
141%' 141%
141 Va
141%
130
22%
22%
X22 Va
22%
1,303
91
,
91
91
49%
48%
50 Va
50
50Va
50%
50%
50
50%
49%
50
48%
48%
48%
49
50
49%
50 Va
50"
50%
22%
*89
92Va
*92Va
188
*176
99%
9%
'
•
-
*98%
9%
22%
22%
91
*89
94
*92%
188
*176
99%
99
10
"22%
91
*92%
93%
188
*180
99 Va
9%
9%
.
93%
188
92
93-
.
93 Va
*180
800
15,800
4,900
110
•931/a
188
—•
99%
*99
99 Va
99 Va
97/e
*9%
10
9%
300
4,500
62%
64
63
63 Va
63 Va
63 Va
63 Va
63%
1
21%
21%
21 Va
21%
21%
22
21%
22%
50
*50%
52
50%
50%
50
50
51
51
*50%
51
par
26 Va
26%
26%
26 V2
26 Va
27
26%
27
*26 Va
27
par
89 Ve
89%
89 Va
90 Va
91
92%
91 Va
94%
94%
95%
par
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18 Ve
17%
18 Ve
18
18%
No par
_1
121%
124%
121 Va
122 Va
122%
123 Va
122%
122%
123
7%
7%
7 Va
7%
7 Ve
7 Va
7%
common
preferred
-
24 Ve
"13
22%
*98%
9%
—
'
36
142
92%
*116
3,000
lOOVa
26 Va
*83
13
.
11,300
28
90
10
10
*83
23%
270
31 Va
22%
Corp__10
;
4%%
convertible
35Va
10
100
_
85 Va
1 13
13
23Va
28
100'
303
13,003
103
x30 Ve
48%
48%
100
35,800
—
56 Va
55
103'
102%
103
30 Ve
27%
48%
48%
common
Jr
*
*127 Va
*127%
—
103
103
30 Ve
101
60%
100 Ve
1
6,100
60
48%
Co
4%%
(Wm)
*65%
100%
com
Service
(F W)
65 Va
60
•
lOOVa
10
Publio
Iron
65%
67%
45 Ve
100%
Grocery Co
3,105
44%
100%
:
common
5,602
28%
45%
1
common
22%
103
45
45%
5
Machine
28%
*101
1,702
108 Va
59%
*127%
52%
„
703
44
22%
28 Va
103
100
common
Inc
28 Va
62
103 Va
40I/2
*107 Va
22%
22%
*101
102 Va
44
*27%
48'/a,
20
preferred
Sewing
*66
I
1
28%"
5,203
104 »/a
22%
__
30
45%
22%
103
29
llOi/a
*40
44
108 Va
52
4,203
31,403
x26%
102% 104
5
Mfg
28 V8
66 Va
100
com
22%
*101
67
V *100Ve
conv
43%
*101 Va
28
66%
101 Va
B
44%
108 Va
45%
63%
40
40
43
110
110%
*107%
21%
45
59%
110
44%
45Va
64Ve
series
41
44
103
27Va
preferred
43%
108 Va
44 Va
100
Young (L A) Spring & Wire-No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
95 % Aug 26
18% Aulg 26
28%
28%
*102 Va
40
22%
4Va %
28%
103%
York
6
28%
*102%
&
Wyandotte Worsted Co
11
61% Jan
67% Jan
25 Ve
103Va
pfd
3
31
24%
*102%
preferred
8
Dec
25%
5
Prior
Aug 24
25% July 26
15
24 Ve
100
Prior
50
74"% Dec 31
11% Jan
25
C
Wrigley
21 Ve
9
23%
Coke
7
82% Jan
Dec
23
series
11
103% July
13
„
87%
22%
*102%
Woodward
100% May 18
212% Apr
13
27
39%
*87%
23
104'/a
Worthington Corp
16
July
39 Va
87%
22%
..
*102%
Woolworth
27% Apr
60 Va Apr
May
40 Ve
87%
23
87%
104%
52% July 20
12
39 Va
23
38%
110%
59 Va Mar j0
54 % Nov
21% Sep
51 Va Jun
20
6
7
39
87%
23
*102%
96
45% May 12
48
Mar 14
37%
87%
23
*110
7
6
4,703
*37%
4
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
6%
preferred
8
1,403
3%
*3%
104%
Wisconsin
53 Va Dec
3%
3%
110%
13
96 % Nov
503
3%
3%
*102%
21
4
18
17%
*110
24% Feb
4
18
17%
104%
148% Jan
77% Jan
18
17
*86%
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
July 11
1,103
17%
17
110%
8
Jan
2,003
17%
17
86%
27%
Winn
2,202
302
25
*102%
14
23
3
July 8
13% July 29
,26% May 11
36% Aug 18
41 Va
24
25
38Va
22%
Wilson
14
41
24
25%
*110
Prior preference
Wilcox
Oil
Co
Mar 10
3%
41 Va
23%
24%
23
5
Jun
,68
3%
17%
*16%
41
23%
26
100
21% jan
140
40% Apr
30Va Jan
54% Dec
'
3%
63%
White
85
Jan
3%
17%
17
40%
24
8(3%
preferred
5%%
28
14% Apr
10
17 %
*16%
25
100
White Motor Co
July 28
27% Jun
11 Va
59%
'■
f
40%
*23%
B
noncum
White
40%
24
24Va
38'/a
Whirlpool Corp
102'/a July 25
22% Jan
22% Jan
24
59 Va
$5
49% July 27
Mar 14
99
29% May
40V?
*23%
pfd
Wheeling Steel Corp
2
24% Jan
600
22%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
6
Aug
41%
series
3.80%
July 29
58% Apr
104
41%
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
15
103% Mar 18
May 23
41%
Western Pacific RR common.No
par
Western Union Telegraph
new__2.50
15
83 Va Feb
41%
16%
Supply Co common-10
preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry common__100
9
32% Feb
41%
16%
4.80%
4%
41%
*47
48
No par
1
Western Air Lines Inc—
July 27
Apr 21
41%
*17 Va
Western Auto
25
28% Jun
62% Aug 18
96 V2 Aug
5
127
Apr
*41 Ve
36
com—2.50
4%%
Va
4%%
73% Jan 81
22% Aug 23
25% Jan
e
96 Va Dee
11
104
9
54% Dec
4
27
21% Mar
13
5,402
41%
8
preferred
West
30% Mar 24
102
Apr
10c
53
41%
40'%
Virginia Coal
9
-
*47
preferred
4.10%
14
22
pa*
24
West
Jun
47
52%
24
7
25% Jun
36
47
53
*23%
May 19
48 %
106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6
10
July
35%
48 ■
52%
*22%
Power
2,300
53 Ve
35%
47%
preferred
4.20%
17 Va
52%
x40%
Indies
Penn
•
52 Va
1*47
5
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
7
7
Jan
17
52%
48
3
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105 Va Aug
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convertible
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14%
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25% Aug 12
23% Mar 14
104 Va Jan
Jan
25% Apr
14%
700
101%
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Investment
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903'
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40% May 27
77%
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100
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19
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10
12% Jan
27 % Jan
5% Jan
100 Va Aug
9
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19% May
8
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31
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13
11% Aug
24
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The
italic
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In
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column
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-
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■
Period" Indicate in each
"Interest
point
after decimal
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represent one
or
the month when the bonds mature.
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LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
108.28 Jan
NEW
Highest
10
108.28 Jan
Treasury
8ALE
1978-1983
3s
Aug. 24
Low
High
High
104.14
•104.6
1995
*104.10
98.26
*98.23
104.18
*104.12
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*98.29
104.20
*101.4
101.8
*101.4
101.8
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1961
1958-1963
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102.16
*102.11
102.17
*102.11
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*103.22
103.28
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108
19
100.4
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1
100.4
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Treasury
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1
Feb
2%s
2 %s
2 Vis
2%s
1960-1965
1956-1958
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99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
7
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100
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101.6
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1965-1970
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1966-1971
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94.17
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*94.26
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94.22
1957-1956
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2%s
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Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
100.17 Oct
—
*99.30
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Aug 15 1963
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_
100.22 July 29
1$
100.1
104.12
104.4
104.18
1958
*98.26
1962-1967
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Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
98.29 Feb
*99.31
*101.4
Bonds (t)
High
1961
Treasury 2Vis
100.12 Aug 25
*104.10
99.7
101.8
Low
High
*98.31
*99.4
•101.4
the Week
Aug. 26
Aug. 25
1956-1959
Bales fer
Friday
Thursday
Low
Treasury 2%s
108
rEICES
Wednesday
Aug. 23
Low
High
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
10
HIGH
Tuesday
Aug. 22
EXCHANGE
.
AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
98.30
*93.22
98.26
*99.5
99.7
*99.2
99.4
98.6
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98.3
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96.18
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96.12
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96.17
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96.10
97.1
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96.26
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98.30
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99.9
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99.9
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*98.8
98.10
*98.6
98.8
*98.6
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96.14
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96.16
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96.19
Dec 1959-1962
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96.13
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96.18
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97.1
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97.1
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97.3
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94.20
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1958
June 1959-1962
Bank
96.2
'
1956-1959
June 15
£9.9
97.18
1960
98.30
98.30
99.9
98.8
for
Reconstruction As Development
94.8
Jan
100.8
Aug
9
97
Aug 19
93.8
Jan
100.8
Aug 12
08
May 25
102.16 Aug
101
Feb
98.20 Aug
9
102.8
94.24 Jan
6
Apr
102.4
201.16 Jan
1
104.24
July 15 1972
*97
97.24
*97
97.24
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97.24
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97.24
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97.16
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1
1976
*96.24
97.16
*96.24
97.16
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97.16
*96.24
97.16
*97
97.16
5
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*98.24
99.16
99.8
99.8
*98.24
99.16
*98.24
99.16
♦99
102.16 Jun
27
23-year 3%s
19-year 3 Vis
May 15 197|
14
10
17
103.24
24
100.12 Jun
22
101.4
Mar
July 15
103.12 Feb
7
104
Jan
102.28 Feb
13
25-year 3s
25-year 3s
Jan
99.10 Feb
99.12 Jan
102.8
102.24 Jan
104.12 Man 10
102.24 Feb
101.20 Feb
17
Jan 28
May 25
7
Oct
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100.24
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102.8
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1971
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1
1956
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100.24
*100.8
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3-year 3s
15-year 3 Vis
15-year 2 Vis
25
$2,000
99.12
100.24
*100
1
1969
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102.8
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102.8
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102.8
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100
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100
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100
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100
*99
100
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Feb 15
1956
2s
due Feb 15
1957
2s
due Feb 15
1951
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
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98
*97
98
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98
*97
98
*97
98
2s
due Feb 15 1980
2»
"I^d
end
asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
IThls issue has
due Feb 15
due Feb 15
1962
not as yet been
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
bale Price
*96
FOR
WEEK
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
♦96
97
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dealings,
admitted to Stoc k Exchange
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
97.16
97'
*96.16
1961
2s
e
r Registered bond transactions
Cash sale,
AUGUST 26
ENDED
Friday
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bonds
Range since
BONDS
Interest
Jan. 1
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Low
Week's Range
Last
Hold
Hale Price
Did & Asked
High
Low
No.
High
Brazil
(continued)
or
Bonds
Friday's
Did & Asked
Low
—
33/4S series No. 18
June-Dec
90
91
3%s series No. 19
June-Dec
*83
33/»s series No. 20
June-Deo
3Vis series No. 21
33/is series No. 22__^
Range since
Jan. 1
Hold
High
No.
4
Low
High
Unification
Transit
1%
Yerk
110
City
Issue—
JT»«s-Dee
1080
Stock
Corporate
Quar-June
1961
3s
New
100 Vi
100% 102 l/s
48
100 Vi
105Vi
91
82
86
*91
95
94
94
June-Deo
*83
99
K8
96
June-Dec
94
94
84
94
June-Dec
*83
79%
88
No. 24
June-Dec
*83
33/is series No. 25
Canal
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86
3 Vis series
Panama
Issue—
79%
33/is series No. 23
le&Tltertal
June-Dec
*91
81
87
85
95
33/is series No. 26—
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84%
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86
June-Deo
*86
81
88
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
*86
86
87
3Vis series No. 30
June-Deo
*85%
Mar-Sept
100
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-JuIp
Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3 Vis 1961
Foreign Securities
Jun^jDec
3%s series No. 27
3%s series No. 28
57
57VA
100
^ 100%
Brisbane (City)
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Caldas
WERTHEIM & Co.
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120
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101 %
89
89
(AEzternal sinking fund 7s ser
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B 1945_Jan-July
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86%
*85
89
89
iAEzternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
*85
86%
1st ser 1957-Aprll-Ocf
2nd ser 1957-Aprll-Oct
'85
86%
87
86%
88
1957—April-Ocl
*85
89
89
Jan-July
58
54%
58
Feb-/tup
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
99
AEzternal sinking fund 7s
AEzternal
sec
sink
AEzternal
sec
7s
fd
sink fd
7s 3rd
ser
20-year 3a s f $ bonds 1978
10-yte.r 3Vis 1950
3
Gt-year 3As 1957.
20-year 3Vis 1987
20-year 3 Vis 1966
IB-year 3Vis 1962
3.5-year 3 Vis 1969
lABavarla
(Free
58
4
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100
7
99%
11
99%
101
99
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98%
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125
1941
1978
67 %
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Aprll-Oct
1920 due 1957
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reduced to
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97 %
assented
99%
assented
A 6s
67%
5
5
—
68%
7
70
136
104
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101
62%
67%
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70
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45-:
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1
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68'A
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69
69
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39%
47%
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68%
69 %
1962
1962
May-Noc
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June-Dec
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47%
68 %
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47%
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87
5
63%
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79%
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69
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June-Dec
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7
99
101%
99%
101'A
66Vi
66
111
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80
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92
FIRM TRADING MARKETS
86%
3%s series No.
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*83
83 Vi
83 %
87
19
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*83
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10.
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2%a series No. 12.
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Tune-Dec
..June-Dec
2%e series No.
15
3%s series No. 10
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87
87%
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—June-Dec
page
SPECIALISTS
50 Broad St.,
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85
79%
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8%s aeries No. 17
FOREIGN SECURITIES
89
84%
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92
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13.
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92
92 '/a
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88
88
Telephone HAnover 2-0050
69
9
100
SECURITIES
FOREIGN
123%
62 VA
100
For Financial Institutions
—
June-Dec
1—.
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123 %
100% 100'A
*75%
111
14%
159 %
119
120
2
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69
11%
124
123
B%
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
41%
68 %
*45
Var-Sept
1961—April-Oct
May-Nov
45'A
106
*76
June-Dec
gold 4 Vis 1953
| A Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
2Vis ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
Cuba (Republic of) 4 Vis external 1977
39 Vi
*45
June-Dec
_ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
Jfl":J"ly
5
'76
Mar-Sept
6s 1951
45 Vi
45 Vi
44%
45'
Mar-Sept
1960
7s
45%
69
63%
68 %
47%
68'A
40%
102
(Interest
1878
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprll-Oct
46
*45
sinking fund dollar bonds
25-year
77'A
'76
1970—April-Qct
lAColumbla Mortgage Bank 6Vis 1947
April-Oct
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1920 due 1948
May-Noo
fASlnklng fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
lACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
June-Dec
3s
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-June-Dec
June-Dec
lACologne (City of) 6%s 1950
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A 0s of 1927 Jan 1961
105
68%
1961_Jan-July
1967
156 'A
129%
76
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76%
—May-Nov
June-Dec
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101 %
57%
46
77
1961
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54'A
68%
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68'/*
1961
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100
*57 Vi
*76
*45
'76
1963
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
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100%
100'A
47%
fund $ bonds 3s 1993
assented
97%
97%
April-Oct
6s
101%
'100
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Via
A 8s
10
18
68%
1963..
Mortgage Bank 6%s
6 'Aa assented 1957—
A 6
103 %
98
98
(Interest
1979
1952
(Central Ry)
68
97
100
125
'100
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprll-Oct
AEzternal s f 6'As of 1927 due 1957
Aprll-Oct
IAVe
A
100 A
98
97%
97%
39%
Jan-July
100
60
119%
'100
external
of)
sink
26
57%
1961—Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
April-Oct
128
'156 Vi
April-Oct
—June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
(U S
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103
54
'45
1962.
sinking fund
assented
—April-Oct
ApriZ-OcI
Feb-Aug
1961
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100 %
'114
IA Brazil
assented
6s
A 6s
101
98'A
6Vis 1945
Feb-Aug
extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
6s 1958
IA (j Vie external loan 1950
(City of)
99%
99%
—June-Dec
ABer.Un
Jan
100
'76
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
State)
(Kingdom of)
Belgium
'85
A
AExternal
88
(Commonwealth of)—
Australia
assented
88
1
4
100
Feb-AUg
sinking fund 6s Bept
A 6s assented Sept 1901
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1962
91
I AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
(Dept)
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Feb 1961
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Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
1908—Ifar-SeP
1048
6s
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88
__
—
assented
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100
30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-JuIp
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May-Noo
1942
AExternal sinking fund 6s
A 6s assented Feb 1901
Government and Municipal
Foreign
Mar -Sept
Mar-Sept
2% 1974
2Vis 1975
25-year
93
Teletype NY 1-971
57 VA
110
75 %
67
113
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(836)
Friday
1
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
(Dept of)
OMchooiuvakla
(State)
3s 1978
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan
1
1978
"49
103
102 %
2
52
Low
54'/a
99%
Sao
53%
Paulo
Jan-July
Jfay-No*
(Republic of) 7a 1967
lAFrankfort on Main 6%s 1953
22
100%
103
1
99%
99%
Is
77.
85
*16
dollar
bonds
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
103%
103
18
20%
128
71'
103%
157%
72
G1
80
13
53
A7s
dollar
bonds
bonds
1972
June-Deo
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
|A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International
I V»b loan 1930 due 1965
part
A6s
part
paid
Hamburg
._May-Nop
Tab-Aug
1946
100
71%
1952
131:
12
126%
10
'24
1954
29
29%
21
25%
29 Va
25 %
26 %
24
220
104
104
65
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
7s
6%s 1954
bonds 1978
75%
A4Vis
90
137
Tokyo
102
27 %
25%
1968
35%
iAOs
of
1899
due
63%
64
65 Va
120%
179%
102
178%
3
209
98
25
58
64%
57
66
6s
68 %
61
%
66
54
59
118.
113%
120% 120%
179% 179%
3
101% 102%
17
92 %
*18%
57%
due
IA
4s
agreem't)
163
123'/a
agree't)
1963_Jan-July
102%
158%
93'
A4'/as
94
27
92
54'%
57%
82
20%
11
23
(1942
9%
10%
lo y.
new
agree't)
17%
IA Mil an
(City of)
Mlnas Geraes
10%
to
External
sinking fund
4%s
extl
loan
fund
agree't)
Plan
old
new
A
4"As
extl
s
f
1965
19
18"
17%
ANat
loan
extl
s
f
100%
Feb-Aug
7s
reduced
to
Stamped
(City
A
101'/a
94%
100
99
102%
128
103 '/*
Afs
external
Stamped
36
*77
reduced
to
1946
A
1A Rome
2.25% )
(City of) 6Vis 1952
(City) 8s 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan
to
2.375%)
2001
*983/1
100' i
83 '/a
2
103 %
45
97 '/*
debentures
96
91'%
175
87
91%
78'%
79%
152
74 Vi
81
27
91
95%
23
92
98
87 7
3
87
6
91
95'%
6
93%
97%
75
101V*
105'%
91%
99
&
3s
Inc
3%s
Co
lnc
5s
May-No®
1995
deb
sub
3%s
& Charl
Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
May-No?)
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1995
Air
Line
Ry 3%.« 1963
mtge
*V*s
ser
C
1972
mtge 3%s series
.
fixed
and
contingent
3%
Series M due
8
1
85
99%
103
1
116% 116'/a
114'/a
23
116%
121%
113%
116%
102%
103 %
105'/8
109 %
102%
106
102
102'/b
*—
104
12
101-/a
97'%
105'/*
103
*98% 100
*101
85
5
114'% 115
*101
73 %
105'/*
99%
100
97'%
97
100
102'/*
101
105
105
June-Dec
104%
104'% 104 %
244
94
104%
Mar-Sept
104
104
34
94
104
99% 100%
46
93 %
100 %
93'%
290
103% 103%
8
101%
48
96%
(2%
Interest)
1995
1
2000
March 1
—
Mar-Rent
1996
1
2010
and
ref M 4s series D
May
40%
43 Vi
Consol mortgage
40
.
53
64
mortgage
2%s series I 1970
2%s series J 1976
1979
(The) Co 2%s
Boston A Maine RR—
First
103
104
43
Brown
41
.
93'%
104 y*
104
debs
1981
aeoeral
mtare
93
100 Va
98 Va
102%
27
104
*102% 102%
104
104%
96
April-Oct
June-Dec
*135
95'/*
Jan-July
May-Noo
Jan-July
May-Nov
122'%
17
io«2
143'/a
94'%
99%
*94
95
95 Va
99'/*
O
99%
98'/a
101'/«
118 Va 122%
*94
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julv
143'/a
105
"l
90
90
*89
97'%
92
—
97
79
-
10
94%
96
4
91
53%
73%
97'%
72
c
93
,89
72 Va
118
*98 !*
94%
129%
100
80%
t
83 Va
71
71
112 %
11
87
8 8'/a
716
93
93'/a
97
—
100%
1971
income
98%
128%
104
94%
94'%
94%
108%
95
135% 135%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
Shoe Co SVhs debs
6
133
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
A s»
99'/a 100%
*94
5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sept
4%s series JJ 1961
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-Noe
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
ApriZ-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtg 27/8s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
47
59
79
'
103%
First mortgage
63
(Interest
104
*123
First
120
103%
104'%
"
39%
92
92%
'
Consol mortgage 3s series K
3y*s conv debentures 1980
Borden
75
62
b
100'%
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
60
36
99 7
1985—Jan-July
City Electric 6s 1955
iA6%s s f debentures 1951
A6%s s f debentures 1959
65
54
78'%
4
107%
164
62
56
128
99'
102
ABerlln
49%
56
81'
103%
101'%
53%
May-Noo
116 %
85
99'/a
17
102'%
39
89
45
77%
109 y*
103
83%
—
104'% 104%
80
56 Va
—
99 %
100%
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
Consol
*40%
101%
103% 104'%
Bangor A Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1978—_Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_May-Nov
58%
*115'/a 117
103%
97
104%
contingent Interest) July 1975_Aprll-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5%
41V*
62%
June-Dec
101
99'%
103%
41
40%
97%
1
2
80%
iv
Jan-July
1966
40 y«
—
34
8
85
Mar-Sept
1980
D
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980
May-Nop
B'western dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
(3%% fixed & 1%% contlng lnt) 1980_Jan-July
*42%
98 %
99 Va
*80%
Jan-July
19
62'/a
June-Dec
127%
101%
99 7
Mar-Sept
1962
35
89
81
1984—
debs
24
43%
I-1 to
100
7,834-.
100%
99
99
10
*39%
94%
150'/a
104
*100
June-Dec
Aprll-Ocf
Quar-Jan
April-Oct
11 y*
*62
93%
99%
98%
Feb-Aug
4s
debs
15
May-No®
99
36
100
1962—ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
1977
Investment
First lien
62 Va
93%
136%
100
*13%
25 7
*52%
June-Deo
11
1,795
125% 127%
18%
75
94%
146 Va
100%
19
11
%
125%
A4%s convertible Income Feb
40
93%
99
10
39
93%
141
13%
42%
a
101'% 102
102
141
12'/e
*53'/a
99%
93%
26
*40%
...
*100
—April-Oct
1969—.
debentures
and 1%
(Interest
2004
1967
March
141
101%
3
97!4
Mar-R^ut
_
K due
June-Dec
1966
19R4
Series
*65
103
106
91'/a
Feb-Aug
18 V«
—
a
S8 %
87
June-Dec
10%
102% 102%
100'
104 Va
-
99'/«
June-Dec
Dec
40 %
55
100%
106'
91
1971
wi
100 Va
62
Feb-Aug
1965
debs
85
105%
Co—
debentures 1973
conv
80
103
11
100'/
105'/a
93
debs
103
98 Va
99 Va
93%
G due
*74
April-Oct
May-Nov
A
83 V
103
1 o3
June-Dec
debentures
96
101
3
109 Vi
B
(Interest
f ASao Paulo
reduced
102
1987
78 %
Aprll-Oct
2.25%) 2004
Fa 1967 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
to
102
102
debentures
conv
105'%
108
91
8
101 =
110
91
Series
(Interest
to
(Interest reduced
1966
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
Aprll-Oct
First mortgage 5% series B (4% fixed
41
Aprll-Oct
Plan
al07
April-Oct
17
*168 % 172
18
96%
102
102
25
96
May-Nov
*18
(Interest
1999
A
1970
80%
102
101% 102
1982
78%
*101'%
20
166
140
96%
debentures
73%
*40
8%
i*"4
166
Jan-July
68
*40
88
11%
April-Oct
68
13%
74
17'%
Baltimore A Ohio RR—
69
16%
101
2
88
98
"100
April-Oct
1975
78%
*
97'/*
1
145
—
Plan
May-Noo
A
78 %
*13%
99
9 9'/a
96
94
97
COMPANIES
Jan-Juiy
i-eb-Aug
June-Dec
3%s
debentures
14
Feb-Aug
sinking fund gold 1968
pursuant
3s
78%
Aprll-Oct
A
*95 %
INDUSTRIAL
May -Nov
1964
Ltd
78 %
Feb-Aug
reduced to 2%) 2012
AFs external loan of
1926 due
Stamped
Airlines
88%
(Interest
1953
A
*13
166
June-Dec
AND
1979
Canada
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
3V*s debentures 1979
60
Aprll-Oct
2001
Plan
86
*15%
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1977
A
1946
A
10
100% 100%
June-Dec
1986
Gen
98%
71"/*
*37
94%
33
97
*96%
Jan-July
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
Gen mortgage 4s ser A 1980
163%
8<?
Mar-Sept
8s
1921
to
of
debentures
General
80%
128 >/*
April-Oct
Plan
Plan
97%
97
of)
1960
146
*59
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1959
1950
(State of)
pursuant
*
96%
May-Nov
First
2012
2.5% )
Co
Stamped 4s July 1
100%
*89%
1950—Jan-July
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan
to
—
—
debentures
s
Atlanta
103 '/a
141'/a
95%
*144
—
—
May-Nov
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995
101
5
—
.
May-Nov
78%.
Associates
102 Va
—
t-6'%
—
—
-May-Nov
Anheuser-Busch
ioi y*
May-No®
1940
to
99%
99%
1961— Aprll-Oct
of)
to
IA Is external loan of
reduced
1958
bi%
33
96 %
—
90'/a
Armour
99'/2
I960—June-Dec
to
2%)
do Sul
1937)
9j '
9o %
Feb-Aug
1979
1979
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
40
Mar-Sept
series
0Vis
pursuant
to
(dollar bond of
Ann Arbor first gold 4s July
A P W Products Co 5s 1966
5
(Interest
2nd
2.375%)
secured
reduced
Eto Grande
June-Dec
90'%
Sy*s
4
*163
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
Jan-July
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.25%)
2006
Jan-July
APrussla (Free State) 6Vis ('26
loan) 1951-Mar-Sepi
ASs a f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
Apr-Oct
fAExternal
1963
97%
3s
38'/*
3
Mar-Sept
1966
pursuant
163
*163
June-Dec
3%s
(interest
Janeiro
86
149
to
debentures
1
s
3%s
58
99'/a
35
*143
Mar-Sept
series
7s
92
83
77
91
/
99% 100%
99 %
99%
*103%
—May-Nop
1947
Plan
A4Vis assented 1963
Porto Alegre (City of) —
ta 1961 stamped
pursuant
IA Rhine-Main-Danube
72 %
78
June-Dec
American Tobacco Co debentures
100% 100 Va
100 % 100%
100%
1st
6s
91
*85'/
*85',
19
38
*40
April-Oct
lABtablllzatlon loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Oct
A4Vis assented 1968
April-Oct
fAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
de
April-Oct
on
2%
120
38
40
88
141
131
.Mar-Sept
1971
1952
American Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
18%
17%
112 %
56
Feb-Aug
fAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s
A4Vis assented 1958
Stamped
to
'12
1952 coupon
April-Oct
16 y«
39 %
April-Oct
1952
6s
*141
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964__May-Nov
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
Jan-June
10%
15%
*99% 100%
to
loan
fARlo
1961
American
16'
*18'
101 '/a
127
70%
*86
Aprll-Oct
1961
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
16%
*18a
100
127
100% 100 5 8
*135
American Bosch
15%
100% 101
1963
2.125%) 2008
(Republic of) external 7s
7Vi>
due
17%
9%
*115
April-Oct
loan
Is due 1953 extended
to 1963
A5Vis extl loan
(30-year) 1958
■ Vis due 1958
extended to 1968
ANat
17%
Jan-July
6s of '26 1961
extended to 1971
is %
16'
Mar-Sept
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IA 6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
APeru
20
12%
Jan-July
(City of)
16'/a
10%
May-No®
sinking fund external 1957
Aprii-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Deo
fAPernambuco (State of)
Stamped pursuant to
99
15
1981
readjustment
8%s
Mar-Sept
1965
6s
d9 %
19%
Jan-July
conversion
assented
American
(interest
I Vis
fANuremberg (City of)
reduced
of
extended
16%
*15%
1963-Jan-July
2008
external
99'%
1953
Hob^n^'res
(Kingdom of) 3%s 1957
(Kingdom of) 4'/is 1956
f
17%
1959—Mar-Sept
sinking
'27
2%s
795 2 "III.A pril-Oct
reduced to 2.125%)
s
■16 %
17:
Vi
*93
*16
*15%
ser
$
2%s
Netherlands
4a
173
—
pursuant
24%
170
170
*170
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
Jan-July
s
Id %
June-Dec
1st
(assented to 1922
(1942
fl %
(State)
Stamped
of
2%
ABecured extl
sinking fund 6'/is 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
ABecured ex'l sinking fund 6ya«
Norway
17%
*16%
1963_Jan-July
1933
assented
19%
2%s
fASmall
A6s
25
16 '/a
Ltd—
Aluminum Co of America 3'/as
*16
6s of 1913
agreement)
19 %
59
Is
Jan-July
ASmall
lATreasury
19%
1956—Mar-Sept
(1942 agree't) 1968—Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree¬
assented
88
19%
June-Dec
1971
loan
mtge
AYokohama
June-Deo
1945
new
73
May-Nov
1962
8Vis external readjustment 1984
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept
A Warsaw
(City) external 7s 1958
179%
93%
140'%
(assented to 1922 agree't)
A4s
80'/a
l%s-4 Vas-4^fl external conversion 1978-June-Dec
4s-4Vis-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
1945—Quar-Jan
assented
1910
80
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
Allls-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures
1954
of
1st
Aluminum
ment)
fASmall
98
88
May-Nov
Great Southern 3'/*s 1967
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972
*10'
*16%
new
84
95
April Oct
Alabama
1968_Jan-July
-
A4s
73
*83%
June-Dec
extended
sterling
External
2s
1904
f
s
loan
External
6 8'/a
86 '/a
93%
ASmall
A4s of
89
—
due 1961
1953
118
Quar-Jan
(1942
75
(Interest
(Republic) external 8s 1946
sinking fund 6s I960—
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964—
w—/_
assented
88
Jan-July
AExtemal
fASmall
new
extl
IA68
1943—May-No®
agreem't)
IA Large
ABs
78'/8
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
104
65%
*156%
Jan-July
1948
(1922
85
*84
Jan-July
1968
Power Co.
IA With March 1
IALarge
assented
loan
1958
(40-yr)
IA5s
—
fASmall
IA Bs
Electric
IVis
:
(Republic of)
*80 %
(interest
RAILROAD
(1942
60
Mar-Sept
secured external
(City of)
33 '/a
147'/a
—
Mexico
2.25%)
assented
Taiwan
129%
122
June-Dec
|A4Via assented (1922
agreement)
|A4yas small 1943————
assented
—
51
*102
fAUruguay
1957—April-Oct
Mexican Irrigation—
ASmali
102%
100%
*205
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
(Colombia)
ANew
High
59
Jan-July
1956
Plan A
2004
5Vis due 1971 extended to
*100%
*145%
June-Deo
(State Mtge Bank)
$
to
3%s-4s-4y*fl
6Via due 1954 extended to 1964
extl loan of '30 1965
0%s due 1965 extended to 1975
f
Low
(interest
|A6Vis 1st mtge s f 1952
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962
ASllesia (Prov of) external 7s 1958
*168
*118
A5yas
s
53
131
Jan-July
Jan-July
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
30-year 3s
104%
*118
-—
lAItaly
AMedellln
69%
126
Jan-July
Public Utility Institute—
JO-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977-
Ajugoslavia
25
72%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Italian
of
loan
water
pursuant to
A7s series B
86%
131%
Mar-Sept
loan
100 Vi
Aprll-Ocf
Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
80-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
IA 7s series B 1947
extl
63%
ABVis
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6Vis 1960
Italian (Republic) ext a f 3s 1977
A0yas
Jan. 1
No.
*53%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1950
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
ASs secured externa) 1962
86%
18
126
Jan-Julf
Jan-July
1960
6s
Range since
Sold
A
Sydney County Council 3'/as 1957—:
June-Deo
1964
7a
external
A6%s
paid 1968
(State of)
IA External
65%
—
Government—
A7s
IA
72%
April-Oct
(Young loan)
1950 extended to
83
26
Bonds
—
May-No®
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012
75%
—
Great Consolidated Ilec Power—
iA 6%s 1st & gen mtge 1950
6 Vis due
100%
June-Deo
.
German
Greek
83
83%
High
■hlnyeteu Electric Power Co Ltd—
1980
dollar
Is
83 '/a
Apr-Oct
International loan of 1930—
Is
external
A6> external dollar
109
10-year bonds of 1936
1963—Jan-July
2012
(State of) —
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
reduced
1969
1972
& Asked
1957—May-Nov
(Interest
1936
Stamped
Is conv A fund Issue 1953 due
Prussian Conversion 1953 Issue—
4s dollar bonds 1972
sinking fund
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
(Federal Republic of)—
|%s dollar bonds
Friday 's
■an Paulo
External loan of 1924
Is
secured
extl
IA 8s
74%
*156%
Bid
(continued)
(City)
reduced to 2%)
55
*74 %
or
Sale Price
Low
42%
85
Jan-July
Last
Period
High
74%
103
85
Jan-July
1970
1
AKstonla
German
No.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
Aprll-Ocl
99%
dollar bonds
f
■
Jan. 1
to
Bonds
extl
53Va
BONDS
Range since
Sold
-o-/a«»
K Salvador (Republic of) —
IVfcs extl s t dollar bonds Jan
Is
58 Va
High
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
—
Stamped assented (Interest reduced
*%) extended to I960
Denmark fKlngdom of) extl 4%s 1962
Called
ENDED AUGUST 20
Week's Range
Low
Oundlnamarca
FOR WEEK
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
KANGE
.
93
102%
98 Va
*93'%
99'%
94 %
96'%
97%
33
93'/*
97%
104'/a 104'/a
96%
2
104 %
105%
99%
3
92'/*
99'%
i
100
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
.
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Bid & Asked
High
Low
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Bale Price
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
No.
Low
June-Deo
May-Nos
April-Oct
3s 1978
Electric Power ilret
3 Via 1974
consol gtd 5s A 1962
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4 Vis 1957
Guaranteed gold 4 Via 1956
California Oregon Power
Canada Southern
98
106
Feb-Aug
106 Va
106% 107 Vi
106%
46
94 Vi
97%
99 Vi
*__
A Gen
AGen
mortgage
Jan-July
4s series A 1995
mortgage 4 Vis series A Jan
98
98 Va
Central New
67
148
100
100
4
*100
103
—-
Feb-Auy
Feb-Aug
A 1974
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy RR—
General
4s
Mar-Sept
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
1958
3Vis
refunding mortgage 27/eS
First and refunding mortgage
First and
St ref
1st
mtge 3s 1990
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage lnc conv 5s
First
58
mortgage
income
April
1997
3%s Beries B 1985
debs
Jan
mortgage
4s
Ry 4s 1956
Chicago Indiana & Southern
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul St Pacific
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
4Vis lnc ser A Jan
sprias B Jan 1 2044
General mortgage
4conv
.
Chicago at North Western Uy—
Second mortgage conv lnc 4Vis
Jan 1
1989
series B
3s
mortgage
First
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific
1st mtge 27/aS ser A 1980
Chicago &
coll
1st
First
T
O I
4s
General
General
Chic & St Louis
gold 4s 1993
serlen B 1993
5s
Refunding and impt 4Via series
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Dlv 1st
Louis
Division flint coll
3s
conv
87%
Gen
& ref
Gas System Inc—
debentures series A 1975
series B 1975
33/as debentures ser C 1977
3 Vis
debs series D 1979—
3Vis subord conv debs 1964
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3V4s
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 1999
27/ss s f debentures 2001
debentures
5
100%
104
83 Va
123
94 %
74 %
103
68
79%
71%
,150
69
71 %
63%
*76
52%
93
101
21
80
100 Va
100%
107
*103% 105%
108%
96%
5
98 %
6
98
102% 102%
1
96%
39
95
*94 %
1965
Erie Railroad Co—
stamped
89%
89%
*101%
86
2%s
99%
108%
99%
72
•25
83%
89%
72
3
71%
77
97
*97%
»8%
—
99%
99
*96%
99
103
97 Va
10
97%
A
First and refunding 5s
General
101%
3 Vis
102 Vi
134 Vi 147
105
93
101
4s
debentures
103%
3s
debentures
147
100%
debentures
3s
Jan-July
Apr-Oct
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1969
__
95%
97
1
96%
99 Va
99%
99%
2
99%
103%
General Motors Corp 3
102
105%
118%
12b
120 3i
8
103
102
120% 120%
99 Vi
106
103%
—
97 Vi
98
49
98
92%
98
Grand
89
__
101
93%
93
*91
101%
1972
Vis debs 1979
Utilities Corp—
A 4s
conv Income
debentures 1969
Mar-Sep#
General Shoe Corp 3.30s debs 1980
Mar-Sept
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
8 A 7s s f mortgage 1945
April-Oct
Goodrich IB F> Co first mtee 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
92
3 Vis
91%
—
debentures
3Vis
98 Va
95
*
103%
Vi
97
__
*93%
104s/a
99
4
99%
96%
Union
conv
General
5s
89%
91'A
98%
98%
*97%
__
98%
*99%
99%
101% 101%
202
95 Vi
95%
*98
1976
3y«s series
3Vis series
2%s series
2%s series
2 Vis series
3Vas
s
f
debs
1977
102%
100
98
100%
99
104%
101%
106
106%
101%
105%
180
202
AGrecn
A
100%
Debenture
—
—
_
—
--
*98%
—
__
45
12
„
__
31
'
96%
96
101 »i
184%
156
127
144 Va
100 Va
8i y.
79%
78
92
99
96
99%
*95%
106 Vi
91
92
*91
119%
251
109%
124%
94 %
115
119%
101%
78
103
104% 104%
104%
97%
94
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76
93%
97%
93
94
93%
92%
111 Va
104Vi
142
103
99
II
108%
„
110
*111 Va
113%
113%
—
78%
*99
99 Vi
90
87
89
*__
8 3'A
98 Va
73
81%
80 Va
81
101
101
*99%
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106
140
—
101
*
94 Va
105%
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87%
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76%
11
102
100
100
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99%
10
100%
96
93
*__
99%
101
'102% 103%
126
130
89 Va
—
84
83
84
102
102%
96
103%
103 V*
112
148%
104%
105 Vi
102%
32
130
*99% 105
104
105
—
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111
April-Oct
Jan-July
mortgage
3
132
168
7
101%
104%
101% 102 Va
101%
214
£6%
First
mortgage
96
1st
99
1st
99%
1st
983/a
98
100%
103%
103%
98%
100%
13%
18%
94%
100%
98
101%
106
117
105%
96%
28
16
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100
103%
98%
43
101%
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95%
19
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—
o
95
9 5'A
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95
102
111
98%
103%
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100% 100%
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96%
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99
98%
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*__
100
102'A
121%
__
94%
100 Va
117%
1
118%
136%
121% 121%
1
120
124
116% 117
4
115
120
127
127
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92
__
*86%
;
—
15%
91
78%
82%
94%
97%
75
80
38
15%
19%
97%
94%
17%
88%
97%
98
*__
101
♦99
100 Vi
~4
86%
89 Vi
12
97%
98%
--
92 Va
2
I-
*11
94 Va
104
—
--
98%
100
—
„
II
May-Nop
June-Deo
*99%
—
98%
98%
99%
100 %
—
June-Deo
92
1876—Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
Hertz Corp 4s conv subord debs 1970
Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4Vis 1999
Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1958
Mar-Sepl
4 Vis
debentures 1968
Mar-Sepl
Hudson Coal first sink fund 8s ser A 1962_June-Deo
JHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957
Feb-Aug
Hackensack Water first mtge 2%s
• AHaroen Mining Cotd
6s 1949-
Feb 1957
95
86%
f
90
94%
98
92
—
88%
97%
188 JA
97%
*79
17%"
102 Vi
106%
*79 Va
__
98%
102%
--
"9
108'A 110%
*93%
__
104%
195
98
98
—
99
95 Vi
*185
110
103%
157
96 Va
H
dAdiusted income 5s
101
40
98%
June-Deo
2%s 1979
2%s 1980——
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
1
101% 103%
101% 102%
98%
101 %
95'A
166
June-Deo
95%
169
101% 101%
166
--
—
186
140
'
♦100
series A July 2015
April
General mtge »nc 4s series P .Tan 2044
Anrll
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
May-Nov
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976—May-Nov
mortgage 3s 1978
debentures 1969
150
—
*169
RR—
First
334
105%
*188
General mtge lnc 5s
First
103
113% 113%
B
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb
98%
100
2
100
—
P 1982
Q 2010
R 1981
debentures ctfs A
certificates
Gulf Mobile Si Ohio
Jan-July
N 1990—Jan-July
O 2000
Jan-July
96
35
100% 100%
*—
—
Bay & West
——Jan-July
95
—
98%
*98
__
113%
Co
1
95%
■
Mar-Sep
Crane
10
101%
94%
1984
98%
3s
__
Va
debs
985/a
103%
202
*__
—
3
104'A
*103
94
3s
General mortgage
General mortgage
■
94%
Oil
"*T
mortgage
95
97%
——
102
102
15%
Continental
2
98%
*97%
—
General
95%
91 %
95
15%
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
■
—
15%
35/aS subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can 3 Vis debs 1976
mortgage
89%
14
90 %
*90 %
Mar-Sept
Co—
series C 1973
General mortgage
—
166
*75
company—
subord debs 1968
Great Northern Ry
General
80%
104%
1
100'/a 100%
General Realty St
April-Oct
April-Oct
2001
May-Nov
Jan-July
1961
2%s debentures 1964
97
96%
94 %
101%
97%
*94
June-Deo
1960
99 %
*95%
96%
3
180
139% 140%
140%
Jan-July
1958—;
97
Aprll-Oc#
Consumers Power first mtge 27/8s 1975—^.Mar-Sept
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
Jan-July
dollarsl
Apr-Oct
1973
3%s debentures
110'/a
308
June-Doo
1974—Mar-Sept
May-Nov
102 'A
92
93
1982
^Germany)—
iA7s debentures 1945
|A6%s debentures 1940IA 6s debentures 1948
General Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
94
100%
103%
series A
Ry Co 4%s
Dynamics Corp—
convertible debenture!
1C3
98
*—
*
98%
1
94
94
General Electric Co
94
*102% 104
May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov
8s debs 1961
1972—
3 Vis debentures 1977
IFlorlda East Coast first 4Vis 1959—
Tire Ac Rubber
debentures
„
72
-
101
101
— —
102 y4
25
91%
87
3
•
101
3
99 Vi
99%
99%
F
Firestone
87
%
103 Vi
101% 101%
4Vis ser A Jan 2018
April
3 Vis series E 1964-April-Ocf
First consol mtge 3 Vis series F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge 3Vis series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s Income debs Jan 1, 2020
Apr-Oct
Ohio Division first mortgage 8 Vis 1971—Mar-Sepl
Fort Worth St Denver
86%
102% 102 %
First consol mortgage
100%
95
—
&
Paso
5s
105%
'•102%
—
102
*101
104%
100
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
April-Oct
3 Vis 1970
Southwestern first 6s 1965
99%
96
98%
100%
105
103
96%
96
98%
99%
*103
103
General Mtge lnc
94
95
—
102%
103
98
4
87 %
100 %
103% 104
1956_May-Nop
1995-Jan-July
Elgin Joliet St Eastern Ry
El
11
98%
*93%
82%
99
83 Vi
*94
E
Georgia dlv first 6s
first cons gold 5s
(N Y)
Edison El 111
84
87
10Q
97%
Feb-Auy
Aprll-Ocf
Feb-Auy
Mar-Sepl
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s
97
77%
'
—
101
98
1st & ref M
8
91%
88%
180
Feb-Aug
mortgage
East Tenn Va St
84
*—
Companla Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 23As ser A 1982_Mar-«ept
First and refund mtge 25/8s ser B 1977_April-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s (ser C 1972_June nec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Moo
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan.-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
U
98%
*86
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
General 4%s series D
In
96
May-Nop
June-Deo
1977
Co 2%a
2%s 1979
1980
1st mortgage 3Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1984
Light
1st
102
100
79%
*—
100'
79
92%
21
92%
69%
72%
368
77%
100
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
3%s ser G 1981
May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%8 ser H 1982
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3Vis series I 1983
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1984
Jan-July
3s convertible debentures 1963
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power (Bait) —
1st ref M 27/as ser T 1976—,
Jan-July
1st ref M 2%s ser U 1981
April-Oct
1st ref mtge s f 2%s ser X 1986
Jan-July
1st ref mtge 3s ser Z 1989
Jan-July
Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
April-Oct
3 %s debentures 1976
May-Nov
3 Vis debentures 197®
June-Dec
3s debentures 1978
Feb-Aup
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A 3s
cum
inc debs (stpd as to payment
99'%
Mar-Sept
Duquesne
79%
100%
101%
—
62%
June-Dec
May-Nov
1970—May-Sept
May -Nov
99
June-Deo
94%
70
100
1
77
' i
74%
1990_May-Nop
June-Deo
Feb-Aup
<pnl-Oct
Jan-July
80%
I 1982—May-Sepl
series O
3Vis
1st
146
98
83'%
101% 101%
Jan-July
1980
Detroit & Mack first Hen gold 4s 1995—June-Deo
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Deo
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4Vis 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debent'irea 1961
May-Nop
3s subordinated debs 1982
Jan-July_
69
v
2%s 1985
33/aS 198S
99%
(3% fixed
debs 1969
2%s ser N 1984
ref
&
Gen
94
94
Columbia
3s
3%s
80%
77
*__
1970—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
First mortgage
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1989——'
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4ViS 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Coro 4%s 1968
June-Dec
3s
99%
85
-
Ry—
June-Dec
June-Dec
E 1977—Jan-July
4s 1991—Jan-July
trust 4s
Cleveland Electric IllunJnating
First mortgage 3s 198?
mortgage
123%
93%
80
101%
99
April
—
J 1980
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1976
3s convertible debentures 1958
122%
72%
105
*81
.Jan-July
ref mtge 2%s ser
&
1
77
May-Nov
Jan-July
mortgage
2
*100%
June-Dec
June-Deo
debentures 1966
debentures 1961
contingent Interest 2018
94%
Vi
100%
102
Denver & Salt Lake—
Gen
84
Jan-July
3s s f debs 1977
Cleveland Cincinnati
First
89%
72%
1975_Apr»I-Oct
Jan-July
Grande Western RR—
series A (3% fixed
contingent Interest) 1993
Income mortgage series A (4Vi %
mortgage
contingent Interest) 1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
General and refund 2%s aeries
119
96
39
2
75%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1960
City Ice & Tnel 2%s
City Investing Co 4s
'
34
mortgage
debentures
98%
79
85
Jan-July
1
101%
99%
15
& Rio
First
101'A
94%
90
.
Terminal—
gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aup
Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
104%
97
—
1
96
94%
Ian-Julv
mtge 23/is
—
'122
1999—April
Jan-July
1963
102
62
78%
63 %
F 1963
102%
93
mortgage
Cities Serv.e.e Co
Bt
Denver
112%
89%
Cincinnati Union
First
115
112 V.
70%
27/is 1978
mortgage
First
106 Vi
111%
—
—
100% 101%
74%
Western Indiana RR Co—
trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st
102%
RR—
2%s series G
mortgage
First
36
—
103%
1%
100%
97
99%
102% 102%
1®85
coll tr 4Vis ser B 1980
Income
._AnrU
2%8-4%s 1994
Chicago Union Station—
First mortgage 3 Vis series
103
99%
96
1995:
—
Mar-Sept
Chicago Terre Haute at ttoutneasiern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
Income
120%
100
*97
debs
income
4 Vis
121
102
102
Mar-Sept
increased
debs ser A wi 2055
inc
5s
100%
104
101%
99%
May-Nov
1 2042
1%
RR—
Jan-July
2019—April
99%
10O
08% 100%
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A
104% 104%
April
April
Jan-July
lnc series A Jan 1983
A 2nd mortgage 4 Vis lnc ser A Jan 2003
A 1st
103%
101%
98'A
93
102
*—
'Morris & Essex division
4
*109%
29
93
1973—May-Not
M*y
24
*111 %
May-Nov
Jan-July
April
1988
2038
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
mortgage due 1993
48
123
101 Vi
%
99
30 %
27
102
April-Oct
J an-July
May-Nov
101%
123
123
29'/a
27
5
98
series C
and refund M 6s
A Income
Collateral trust 4-6s May
100%
—
May-Nov
2054-
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A
AGeneral lnc mtge 4Vis Jan 1
1963
Delaware Lackawanna St Western RR Co—
New York Lackawanna St Western Dlv
First
100%
96%
__
27
15
100
June-Deo
3Vie series B 1968
debentures 1965
Co 2%s
&
99% 100'/a
*100%,
3
27 %
27%
*—
May-Nov
1st mtge &
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
Aprll-Ocl
First mortgage and coll trust 3Vis 1977_June-Dec
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1979_Jan-JuIy
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepl
1st mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1984
May-Nov
May-Nov
1st gold 5s 1982
Chicago & Erie
69%
100%
Jan-July
1992
Mar-Sept
Refund and lmpt M 3Vis series D 1996—May-Nop
Refund and lmpt M 3Vis series E 1996—Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
4Vis
General
20
27%
*92
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sep
3s
mortage
Dayton Union Ry
88
59
87%
66
95 Va
83 Va
87'/;
99%
87%
*95
Central Pacific Ry Co—
FirBt and refund 3 Vis series
99%
94%
-Jan-July
April-Oct
3ViS 1987
York Power 3s 1974
40%
26%
27%
June-Deo
3%s 1982
1984
First mortgage
First
debentures 1977
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended
20
17
27%
Jan-July
3 Vis
1 2020____May
1 2020
May
4Vis series B Jan
Central RR Co of N J
99%
117%
98
27%
27%
1875—Aprll-Ocf
Dayton Power St Lt first mtge 2%a
First
mortgage 8s 1978
First mortgage 3s series A 1978
Deere
*115
99 Vi
34
22%
35%
23%
.Jane-Dee
—
Central of Georgia Ry—
mortgage
99 %
99
102
*98
97%
97%
1
■
75
97
97
97 Vi
*
105%
HtQh
88
*22%
101
69
2
72%
Jan. 1
Low
No.
108%
94
72 %
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
3Vis debentures
1976
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119
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91
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1976
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103
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1984
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—
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73
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mortgage 2%s 1969
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sinking fund debentures
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87
97
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5'%
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104
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:
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83'A
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1980
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Mortgage 4s series B 2043
98%
96%
— —
99'A 100
-April-Oct
1961
'As
100
Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
4'As
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964_
96%
98
78%
77'A
83 »A
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88
93%
20
77'a
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93%
Feb-Aug
101 ya
93%
99'A
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93 y%
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83'A
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1st
93%
99
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92'A
98'A
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June-Dec
*101'A 101%
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
1956
Aprll-Oct
101%
100
K
Kanawha & Mich 1st
mtge 4s 1990
Kansas City Power &
Light 23As 1976
1st mortgage 2%s 1978
102
Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As 1998
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3Vis
1998_Feb-Aug
3'As registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As series E 1980_June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
100
100%
101'A
97'A
95
_April-Oct
April-Oct
3Vis registered 1997
Lake Shore collateral gold
3 Vis registered
1998
103%
10
100%
97%
97'A
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93%
100% 100%
96
99
97'A
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110%
95'A
28
107 %
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96
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99
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1
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1954
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104'A
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♦98
1959—June-Dee
A
102
99'A
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No.
97
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166'A
128
1974
ft
Jan. 1
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Texas
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99
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High
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1961
1982
debentures
Friday's
99
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102
125 'A
121 'A
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17
120'A
106
100'A
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1974—April-Oct
1967
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Jersey Bell Telephone 314s
AFirst 4Vis
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—Mar-Sept
Interstate Power Co—
1st
—
102
►119
Jan-July
—
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101%
98
147
♦„
Jan-July
Jan-July
1956—
3s
100
100
1
Bale Frloe
Low
New Jersey Junction RR
gtd first 4s
New Jersey Power &
Light 3s 1974.
New Orleans Terminal 33As 1977
95
145
April-Oct
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.65s
147
Mar-Sept
1956
series
♦88'A
——Jan-July
A
100
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100
guaranteed
debentures
New
101'A
103'A
♦98'A 100'A
♦166'A
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103
96
100
100
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103
15
—Jan-July
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1982
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27
100 »A 100'A
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105
9738
♦99
May -Nov
1970
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.-—
101%
104
103
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102
101%
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104
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§ AUseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
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101%
Monday, August 29, 1955
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Week's Bangs
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Natl Distillers Prods 3%s s t debs
National Steel Corp 1st 3Vs8 1982
95'A
98'A
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1955
5s
Friday
Interest
Exchange
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91
12
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1989
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National Supply
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.
20
BONDS
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BOND RECORD
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1985
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Bid & Asked
3.70s
2%« debentures 1964
1983
deb
conv
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Plllsbury
Feb-Aug
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113%
112
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101
*102%
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guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%8 ser J 1964_Maj/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
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June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
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35
99 Vi
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mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Oct
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148
158
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1976-Jan-July
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n 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.
•
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113
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82
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96
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97
94%
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10
121
91
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April
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1973
guaranteed 2361
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2%s 1971
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Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
107%
105
38
101%
93
5
93
*100
Feb-Auy
1974
debentures
Westinghouse
41
—
143
101%
/
—
—
102% 102%
Feb-Aug
mtge 3%s 1967
guaranteed 1979
RR Co
Pacific
Income
30-year
85
78%
*100
115%
28
125
*95%
Feb-Nov
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gen
3s
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1974
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5
96
90 Vi
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Staurfer
156
99 %
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1981
A Jan
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3%s
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105% 107
1983
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mortgage
Shore
West
95 %
112 %
106% 107%
1985
ref
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90 %
—
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RR—
debs
2%s
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171'/a
135
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93
93
1973—April-Oct
2000
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105%
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150%
152
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ser
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110%
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91
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121
125
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1969
1976
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3%s
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135
♦151 %
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conv
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May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
mortgage 2%s series F
Orleans &
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1951
debentures
Co
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Joint
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1968
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123
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1971
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113%
4s
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Southwestern
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175
153
—
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Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
163 Va
63%
255
73
73
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96%
92
Southern Pacific RR Co—
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—
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1951
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103%
100
160%
122 Vi 123
1977
1981—
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93%
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1969
A
and refund mtge
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92'%
92
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92
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97
94%
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262
94 %
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95
92%
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103%
89
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98
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1985
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115
245
95
5s
1979
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2%s
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1963
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&
99%
1
245
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1941—Feb-Ausr
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1951
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99%
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1971
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100%
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f debs 1982
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101%
102
5
102 Va
89%
3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
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1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Oct
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Jan-July
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April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1996
May-Nov
100%
91
8
113
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*„
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102
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104%,
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95 Vi
92
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105 %
98
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100
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—April-Oct
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—Mar-Sept
Seaboard
Virginia
88%
87
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98
98
94
1989
certificates
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1947
Vanadium Corp of America—
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99
81
—
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102%
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3Vis assented series C 1951
99
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97%
102
Apr-Oct
May-Nov
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Participating
102%
99
—
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98
98%
assented series A 1947
Vandalia
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
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103%
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104
153
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140
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95%
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1021%
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100
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1976
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97
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100
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April-Oct
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101
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Jan-July
1946
86
68 %
78
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United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
assented
134
74%
31
98
June-Deo
2%s debs 1970
1975
99
143'/a
216 %
1st
Rochester
72%
30%
Union Pacific RR—
95
140
210
April-Oct
105 'ft
100'/a
99%
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June-Dec
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96
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103
31
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1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
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135 Va
134
7
74%
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7
104
May-Nov
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApnI-Oct
May-Nov
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3s
96%
(R J)
101
96%
135
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First
100
96%
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99'%
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Jan-July
April-Oct
1961—
98
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2
96%
103
3%s I960—June-Dec
200
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99 Vi
135
103%
June-Dec
1960
Jan
5s
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Ohio
1st mtge
3 Vis
1974
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debentures 1964
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97
100 '/a
96%
1985—Jan-July
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123
94
40
99%
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100
115
121
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1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
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97
II
refunding mortgage 8s
and
98
u
*100
May-Non
96%
94%
& New Orleans RR—
Term
110
95
*—
100%
May-Nov
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
110
95
93
*106
II
2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures 1972
June-Dec
1st
103 Va
93
High
Low
NO.
--
Jan-July
Texas
102 Va
Jan. 1
Sold
5
93
April-Oct
3s debentures 1965
First and
101%
Range since
Bonds
High
Louis—
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and
First
St
impt 2%s series D 1985
Union Oil of California
1963
First and refunding mortgage
First
of
Assn
AAdjustment
*106
1973
Impt M 4s series C 2019
Tol &
II
Friday's
*—
Jan-July
May -Nov
and
General
100
100% 100%
or
Bid & Asked
93
Jan-July
1972
and
Texas
102
*102
debentures 1966
debentures
First and refund M
93 Vi
98%
RR
Texas Corp
Gas Co—
Electric &
Service
debentures
87%
1
90 Vi
2%s
Refund
110%
110%
108
*100
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Qlass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s series A 1984
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962
Feb-Aug
First general 5s series C 1974
June-Dec
First general 4%s series D 1977
June-Dec
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s
1970
Mar-Sept
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Y4S 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1983-.
j
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s
1984
May-Nov
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Mar-Sept
3s
11
Sale Price
Refund
108%
107%
2
110
90%
Pittsburgh
Public
110
110
May-Now
1964
Terminal
104
Texas
110
"
Co
&
2% s debentures
109
108
—
Swift
103 %
103%
108 Vi
__
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s
103 >/»
102
19
102
102
Consolidated
Last
Period
Low
100%
121%
96%
—
Interest
Exchange
High
112
503
113%
New York Stock
Low
97%
*100%
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957—May-Nov
BONDS
Range since
Sold
High
*96%
-June-Dec
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Phillips Petroleum
BOND RECORD
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 26
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock Exehanga
105%
Deferred
ABonds
sale
delivery
not included
selling flat.
=*■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
the
In
following extensive list
we
furnish
a
AND
RANGE
Friday
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
on
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
1
10
Inc.
1
7%
1
3%
Stores
Manufacturing
Shoe Stores
Manufacturing common
Air Associates Inc (N J)
Aero
Supply
Agnew
Surpass
Ainsworth
For
5%
Alloys
common
footnotes
see
page
I
35.
30
WEEK
ENDED
Stock Exchange for the
Stock Exchange itself and is intended
the American
AUGUST
of Prices
Shares
5%
7%
3%
Range
since Jan.
Low
6
1,400
30
3oU
7%
2.600
4
2,400
4% Jan
28
Mar
5% Mar
3% Aug
7
*
—5
10%
11%
800
1
9%
9%
100
Friday
/
HU/h
Last
Sale Price
% Mar
10
Jun
8% July
American Stock Exchange
1
7%
Jun
Air
Jan
Airfleets
8 % May
6%
Jan
Petroleums
Alabama
Gas
Ltd
Corp—
Southern
July
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
12%
Jan
Alaska
Airlines
Inc
preferred
15
%
15
21
—3
--2
50
100
1
34
160
—
6
22%
la
34 ,«
160
102 ft
5 ft
6
33
160
102
Sales
for Week
Shares
,4
/2
1
Range since Jan,
Low
High
15
22%
50c
Inc
14% July
8
Range
oi Prices
1
Way Industries Inc_:
Ajax
Week's
Low
Par
High
38
week beginning Monday,
to include every security
-
STOCKS
tor Week
29
>6
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Acme
Week's
FOR
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
Aug. 22, 1955, and ending Friday, Aug. 26. It is compiled from the report of the American
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
STOCKS
31
High
400
13 Va Mar
17
900
13% Jan
35%
Jun
Feb
7,300
%
Jan
1
Apr
2,500
27'/a
Jan
37
July
60
140
Jan
200
100
Mar
1,700
5
May
160% July
105%
Jan
6% July
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Allied
Artists
5%%
Internat'l
Allied
Products
Aluminum Co
200
36%
5%
Jan
7 %
(Mich)
Petrolina
Williston
6.900
4%
Jan
7% July
Canadian
I,500
4
Jan
6'4 May
Canso
9%
Jan
13% May
Canso
Oil
~5%
5%
6 Va
31,100
Mar
6'4 Aug
13%
12%
13%
4,000
9% Mar
13% Aug
13%
13%
14
600
13% July
3% Jan
4
5
37%
Ltd
Low
6%
6%
8,000
26%
3,700
3,700
6r
1
Feb
Feb
Carnation
40 %
Feb
Carolina
Power
&
Light
37%
400
33% Jan
96%
600
95
*
23%
24
500
21%
*
11%
12%
550
10 Va
10%
300
""%
~~%
700
60
61%
125
50
Jan
62
27%
27 %
800
17%
Apr
29
July
Conv
31'%
700
24%
Jan
42%
Jun
Central
27
400
23%
Jan
29%
Apr
8,000
8V«
Aug
10%
Jan
Central
Jan
July
Central
Power
1ft
9,300
10%
Aug
1% Jujy
-1
9%
9%
9%
8%
1,200
8%
•
70
m% in
Jan
5%
Jan
34
Aug
12
Aug
Feb
Jan
10 ya
Feb
Jan
116
*
2 Va
2% July
27% Apr
6,800
Apt
23% July
3% Jan
3%
6,300
2 id
9%
Ohio Steel Products
40
iC
9%
pfd
$5
37
1
2%
—19.50
/
96 %
1%
2ft
,
—5
common—
100
3%
3ft
1
vtc
Feb
94*
17% Mar
3%
3%
5 ''4 iviur
26%
vtc—
Ltd
1
High
lil July
6%
5%
America—
since Jan
Low
1,400
2ft
26%
Minerals
Producers
Co
Range
High
2ft
pfd—10
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co—.—
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc-
19
Shares
10c
partic
Natural Gas Ltd
100
5
for Week
————---1
Ltd
5 %
1
common
Marconi
Canadian
13%
6%
Investing cap stock—1
of
Canadian
Feo
Oils
13%
6%
5
1
Sale Price
Par
Homestead
Aug
9%
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
High
48
Jan
400
8
1
Control Co Inc.——
Allied
Low
48
8
---
Corp.
1
preferred———10
Allied
since Jan.
Va
48
8
Pictures
convertible
Hicih
48
'
.
STOCKS
Range
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
Low
10c
Fisher common-—.—
&
U
Canadian
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
WEEK ENDED AUGUST
for Week
of Prices
FOR
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchangi
Alles
Week's
Last
142%
Jun
115
Jan
110% Mar
Carreras Ltd—
•
cumulative
$3.75
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
Industries
common—
Ambrook Industries Inc—
American
Air Filter
5%
Bantam
Car
? American
American
Beverage
American
Book
Hard
Rubber
American
Co
Laundry
"%
25
Machine.
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracaibo jCo
American
Meter
-20
31
X30%
25
27
26%
com
1
Co
American
Natural Gas Co
American
Seal-Kap
[—*
17
4%
25c
Mines
Ltd
Anchor Post Products-
1%
Central
414
Jan
13
Aug
Cessna
Feu
Aug
14%
20
19%
20
1,400
16%
Jan
21
7%
7%
8
3,300
6%
Jun
9% Mar
3%
3%
3
314 May
4ft Apr
-2
13%
14
14
II,400
shares
500
10%
1
2.40
11
11
11%
31,000
1
9
~9
"9%
200
pfd—100
108
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc_
Arkansas
Fuel Oil
Arkansas
Arkansas Power
4.72%
0
Co
Gas
&
Associate
100
„„
Electric
American
Associate
CI
A
Tel
(ex
2.50
&
$43
Coast
4,200
32'a
32%
107% July
32%
12 Va
5%
18'ft
£1
1
of
~5%
1
Inc__
12%
100
5%
2,700
3%
America
3%
3%
div
arrear
Jan
paid
7%
34%
Jan
Jun
Jan
34%
Jan
13
July
Aug
8
May
1%
Aug
104% 104%
1%
1%
43 %
*
1%
110
99'%
Feb
800
1
Feb
105
% May
Aug
1
400
41
Aug
55
19%
13,600
15'ft
Jan
24'ft Mar
11 Va
4.500
10%
Apr
13'ft
4 'ft
500
2'ft
Jan
—
4
—
—
-
*
xl5%
X15 %
-3
15%
3%
—
12,200
31%
—
4%
32
8% July
400
21
Feb
16%
14% Mar
9
Jan
Feb
5
Feb
Jan
200
8%
9
11% Mar
Feb
32% July
Class
Securities
1
Corp
io
1
common
16%
9%
lc
_
Banco de los Andes—
-50c
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd——♦
Barium Steel Corp.—
1
Basic Refractories Inc__—
Company-—
Bearings Inc.
1———-—-—50c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
1
(A Si Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc..
Bellanca Aircraft commonBelock Instrument
Corp—
Benrus Watch Co Inc——1
Bickford's Inc common——
Black Starr & Gorham class
common
Blumenthal
Bohack
A
*
.
36%
_3%
»
—*
9
2,500
35%
36%
100% 102
900
60
8
7%
3%
3%
4
%
4 Va
700
2'ft
4%
2%
1,800
8%
13,100
7%
3,200
%
50
7%
7%
27%
33
27
33
30%
33
30%
30%
1,200
£1
reg-,
1
.—10
common
—1
li\
17%
600
17
18
~7%
17%
%
7%
19
8,500
400
*
*
common
50c
preferred
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
26
4%
9% Mar
9% July
27% Aug
Aug
Jan
8% July
3
J
Aug
4%
in
26
Feb
Jan
Mar
7
Julv
13%
Jun
18%
Jan
24%
23%
22%
Apr
7%
Jan
200
19%
20%
4,700
%
iff
5%
1,100
7'4
10.100
4
2% Aug
10.500
5
3%
2%
3%
13,500
7.50
10%
8%
11%
5,200
Cable Electric Products
Calamba Sugar Estate
Calif
Eastern
Aviation
Inc
5%
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
1%
1%
18.400
1%
Jan
4%
1,000
4%
Jun
1
Va
l'ft
800
16%
16%
4.200
3%
3%
3%
14%
14%
14%
12.500
6 i9o
6%
6ft
14,400
28 %
28%
150
27% Mar
32'ft
37%
37%
200
37
Aug
14,600
2
Aug
6ft
7,700
_
1
5
Co Ltd.
11,300
•
Jan
12'ft
Aug
Aug
23%
21 "4
24%
9.800
8% Miiy
31'ft Jan
13%
13 %
13%
2,100
ft
ft
200
3 7'ft
39%
15,500
13
13'ft
2,900
14 Va
14%
1,300
6%
2,500
39%
1
•
re
6%
800
21'ft Aug
12>8 Jun
14%
% Apr
29'ft Mar
1
Jan
July
40'ft
Jun
"
12
Jan
14%
Fen
xl07/a Mar
155/a
Apr
9%
Feb
Jan
6
July
IV2
Jun
3
5%
Jan
6% Mar
2
Aug
5%
—
__
Jan
17%
35% Mar
48% July
167/a
—
7%
a
19
Jan
17%
Jun
200
16
Apr
Jan
ft July
19% Mar
7%
8
1,000
7% July
6 'ft
69%
6%
7,000
5%
X67'ft x72%
21,300
9%
8%
13%
13%
14
29%
29%
2%
2%
800
*
2%
2
l'ft
19'%
9%
2
Jan
45'% May
Jan
17% Aug
16'ft July
20% Aug
9'% July
8
Jun
X.72%
Aug
2,000
Jan
1,900
13%
Aug
50
l'ft
6V2
1G'ft
Feb
25'ft
Feb
30
2'/a
Aug
Jan
350
19
Jan
161
__
Aug
9 */«
3%
Apr
Jun
24% Mar
175
Mar
11 %
11
11'ft
9,100
9%
Jan
31 Va
31 'ft
31'/a
12%
20
Apr
17%
Feb
33
6%
6%
300
Aug
7
Jan
——
—
—
Steel
6%
Aug
17%
Jan
2l'ft
Jun
% July
14
May
3% July
11%
5
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
18%
Duro
4% July
Apr
2%
Aug
34'%
Aug
34
100
ft
30
Jan
5%
Jan
11
Jun
20%
Jan
2G%
25%
26'ft
500
22 Va
Jan
Aug
30
Fed
Jan
155
May
26'ft
151% 151'ft
18%
10
143
18%
300
3 'ft
1.000
4 '»8
1
4%
1.700
30%
30%
500
28 Va
Jan
15
10
7,000
l'ft
Jun
4%
200
Jun
12%
Jan
1G%
Jun
6'ft
12,700
4%
Jun
6 %
Jan
9%
Aug
3
1
1
30%
10
111
1%
1
6s 8d
reg
9%
25%
.*
Chemical
Ltd
Co
13%
Jan
2% July
Jan
3
Corp
19%
6
9
15
1
3ft Mar
9%
1.700
7
Jan
25%
25%
100
19
Jan
1
19%
1,700
15%
Apr
12%
500
"7%
10%
Apr
7%
7%
200
13'ft
12%
13%
1,700
"5%
700
4%
30'ft
50
25%
6% Mar
20'ft
Jun
4,Vi Mar
4% Mar
33%
Feb
2ft Jun
25% AuV8
20% Aug
13%
Jun
8% Aug
5
Va
5
12 Ve
Apr
15%
34
32.50
—1
Aug
35% July
Jan
Jan
Jan
43
40
43%
1,300
7% May
30% July
10
36
Jan
45
*
25
23%
25
4,000
19%
Jan
26% July
Aug
10
Jan
39% Mar
46
July
50%
Jan
58%
13 Va
Jan
17% Mar
30'ft
*
1
8'ft
10
tz
.
45%
£
45%
8'ft
5,000
45%
100
*
—
B)
19 'ft
12%
*
Ltd——*
common
8
Jun
Feb
Laboratories—
common.
(The)
6ft
2.50
*
Co
(Allen
15
1
—
1
Co
uaa
600
Corp common
Ltd
Co
July
Va
600
Inc
Harris
Test
1
9%
Ltd
.
14%
15
10.200
common
3%
10s
1
class B
14%
10c
*.
reg
Co
*
CO
3%
100
8Va
8'%
3,300
3ft Mar
4%
3 %
Jan
7%
--
Jan
9% July
9% Feb
Jun
11%
11 %
100
8%
Jan
12% July
*
27%
27%
27%
1.600
26%
Aug
30%
1
7%
7%
7%
14,100
1
common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics Corp of America...
15'ft July
6% Jan
1,100
26 Va
Coal ord stock
&
&
Durham Hosiery
Jun
9V4 Mar
2%
7.50
Steel
Tar
Duraloy
May
18
Jan
S %
25c
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Apr
6 %
4
24
Jan
6%
25%
Co
Textile
A
Jan
14 V,
1,100
a
Ltd—
Bridge
Power
10%
300
8%
34
34
—..100
—
Exploration
Driver
1,300
15'%
50c
&
Finance
Duke
20 7
£ Vs
2'ft
8'ft
_.—*
Products——.—
Co
2C%
15
20%
35
A
Drilling & Exporation Co
44% Mar
2 'ft
*
__
class
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common..—
Jan
4%
16%
13%
Aug
4%
1
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Jan
13%
4%
10c,
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas
Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canada
Gasket
Dorr-Oliver
Jun
50c
*
Jas
10%
900
Mfg class A common———5
Dominion
% Jan
1%
1
9%
2,400
2.50
—
debenture
Class
common
Co
Dominion
6'4 Aug
7%
10c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
3,100
4%
10c
Rubber
DuMont
Super Corp (new)
Jan
12'ft
——-1
Dow
Feb
Jun
Inc
Inc
Stores common
Corporation
Dominion
Jan
c
C & C
12'ft
5
(Mo)
Inc
Dominion
10% Jan
Jan
5'4 Aug
% Jan
8%
Dayton
Dejay
Dairies
Domestic
Jun
8% Mar
.
25c
class A—
%
Mines
Dome
20% Apr
6%
7
Feb
16%
x5 %
1
12%c
Co
American dep rets ord
Diversey (The) Corp.
Feb
11
x5%
Inc
8
16%
10% July
10% Jan
%
common
Aug
13
4%
-2.50
common.
Hosiery Mills..;
Brothers
Distillers
31% July
25% Jan
10%
Jun
27'%
*
—
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
20% July
200
10%
18%
Jan
11
*
Manufacturing
Gray Iron Foundry.
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co..
19% July
16
29
100
Feb
22%
5
common
Detroit
July
28%
700
Day
Detroit
19
29
500
Inc
Crystal
Detroit
26% Mar
7%
Daitch
Davenport
Davidson
8%
Jun
19% May
4% July
10%
12%
700
10
—
Manufacturing
Dennison
38% July
9% May
14%
Jan
400
24%
common
Demlein
7%
1,400
7%
500
Jun
Jan
20%
convertible
Curtis
Feb
American dep rets ord shares—3s
6d
6%
Curtis Lighting
2,400
--9
Burma Mines Ltd—
Son
Mar
May
7%
10%
4,600
Feb
2.50
&
45
103
15 %
7%
16 !4
16%
26%
11
:—25c
common
20%
10
Jan
5
partic
common
Tobacco
20%
*
Drug Co
Cuban
14%
15
—2.50
Jun
9%
1
Apr
34% July
25,600
15%
12'ft
5
Co
&
14%
Apr
17%
24 Va
15%
12'ft
reg)—£1
common
Milner
Sugar
26
33%
Petroleum
(ord
—
3,500
16
receipts
Atlantic
34
400
dep
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
Jan
33%
17%
1
preferred-,
3
Jan
6% July
12% May
20%
Cuban
6%
3ft
Feb
14
2.000
7
July
26 %
1.50
;
Jan
6%
—
6"%
20%
Corp
Apr
25
,
6%
Ltd—
Jun
50
—'■
%
2,700
22%
Jan
8%
10s
—10s
20%
Jan
9%
Feb
49
9%
13 %
5%
Aug
11
Jan
12%
American
3
Apr
1,100
Jan
3%
1% July
2,200
Beverage
<J *11
Aug
4% Aug
7%
13%
Creole
Jan
21%
&
7'4 May
8% Aug
,
60c convertible
P)
$1
13% Mar
36%
17%
Cott.
Apr
200
13%
Courtaulds
3%
46,900
8%
17%
5%
3
2%
8%
13%
3 % May
2% Jan
7% Jun
5% Jan
2%
~2%
17%
:
—
Jan
34% Aug
99 % Jan
3% Mar
*
Inc
11% July
%
200
Reynolds common...
1
preferred class A—
.-———*
Coro
(Md)_
8
4%
100
"A"
~8%
33%
10% Aug
8,300
Internat'l
5%
12 V*
27% Mar
u
Petroleum
650
9"/# Mhi
400
17%
Cork
400
300
10
Crown
%
iviar
""%
Crown
~7
Mar
300
•
10%
~7%
8
9%
4%
————*
Mines—
Apr
12% Aug
9% May
*
Apr
Aug
Jun
5c
Gold
Cent
BSF
(J
non-voting
Crowley
common
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
Burroughs
B
Crown
*
Co
Burry Biscuitj Corp.
Byrd Oil Corporation
A
Class
26%
Forman Distillers
7%
Co—-—
53% July
15'4 July
3
—
21
10 %
300
Varnish
July
17% Aug
Mar
10%
9,600
30% July
12
17
35%
1%
Class
Corroon
3 7%
Jan
.10% Mar
1C%
2 Va
Jan
11%
29%
257a Aug
Jan
35 %
6'%
Jun
:
10%
35%
1%
8%
—
6%
2
19%
1
3,800
10c
Distillery Ltd—
voting
May
Jan
7
6%
45%
2,100
6%
1>8
100
2,800
5%
1
2
__—
—__—
12,900
9%
2,700
6 %
Corp
Inc
24%
13%
5%
6%
51
9%
5 4
Engineering—1
Car-Na-Var
Corp—
—1
Apr
12%
400
Aviation &
6%
9%
300
4,000
18%
1.25
:
51
common
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Inc_
20%
reg
£1
British Columbia Power
common——*
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Rubber Co
Lines
24%
*
dep rets ord
Air
Jan
13 %
34%
17%
Xl8 Va
_—
Apr
Feb
34%
15
16
Xi8%
Aug
1% Mar
ft Jan
20%
1
Corp
Utilities—
2jjj
16% Mar
53
Liquidating
♦
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd—*
Consolidated Royalty Oil—
-10
1,900
Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Brown
Gas
3,600
British
cumulative
Engineering
Consolidated
Consolidated
16%
Apr
Jan
50c
Consolidated
.7%
4% Aug
14% Jan
28
4.900
17,400
50c
—
&
2%
100
1
25%
-1
1965
Connelly Containers Inc
Cook
50c
American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
4%
1956
to
23% Aug
11% Feb
Mai
52
10
16%
British
Brown
to
ext
10%
5% Mar
J an
'/a
50
1
ext
Jan
12% Mar
ft
Machinery—
Vtc
Vtc
Cornucopia
2
50
16 %
..
Service
8% July
1% Aug
Feb
Apr
4
16%
(H)
Jan
Aug
lb
10
Paint
1%
12,200
Fen
6%
94% Mar
——1
Manufacturing Co
3%
2,800
"l%
)•;
30s
21%
—*
Company
2%
1
Aug
.6 %
Jan
Commodore Hotel Inc——.—.——.—-1
4,700
Feb
5% Aug
5% Mar
12 Va Mar
10c
Sand & Stone Co
Public
300
6
1
Commercial
1,100
22
Yb
75%
Airlines
Uranium
19,200
Jan
Co.—1—*
16
Foote Gear Works Inc
20c
Brazilian Traction
L'ght & Pwr ord—♦
Breeze
Corp
common—
American
Colonial
Continental
—1
.—
Oil
2%
vtc_:
ordinary
Continental
9
2%
Oils
Equipment
21%
Brad
Brown
Farm
16%
prior cumulative preferred—100
Co——
—-—-5
Bourjois Inc
1
American
5%
20
16
——1*
21%
Scrymser
British
Caribbean
Development
Colon
Co
1
& Co common.,
Co common
Bridgeport Gas Co.
Brillo Manufacturing Co
5%
18%
3,600
1
1
5%%
Borne
Coastal
Cockshutt
Jun
200
18%
5J0
—5
12%
6,600
18 '4
350
——5
Co
29% July
4% Jun
1%
45
14
^
Jan
11%
15% Jui.v
Jan
80
*
Jan
112
Jan
38
13%
—
1
(S)
(H C)
7
12
10
78%
1
15%
11%
5%
Telephone of Canada common—25
Blauner's
800
4%
20c
Beck
Bell
7,000
17
1%
—
1
Oil
10
16%
4%
100
80
5
Co
Products
10% Aug
4,700
15%
—10
Manufacturing—4
Corp common—--—20
Aluminum
Corby
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Basin
Club
8 % Mar
Jan
10%
1 *
1'J
1
1
Lambert
Coal
Jun
d% Mar
08
45
9 %
6
1
Co
Hosiery
&
Clinchfield
Continental
_—————
Rubber
Claussner
Clayton
Continental
Oil & Gas—
A
18 %
1
Manufacturing Co
Continental
B
Baldwin
L
Jtxu
15%
10
.
Corporation
Compo Shoe
44 %
18%
—
Machine-
Baldwin
Clarostat
D
12 Va
45
10%
10
Stamping—
(The)
Controller
Jan
10%
4
.
Bailey & Selburn
Auto
Jun
2%
19%
Corp warrants-
Automatic Steel Products Inc-
Automatic Voting
City
Clark
Clark
Community
10%
Atlas
Feb
2.50
Ltd—
Consolidated
Colts
104%
...1
Feb
03 %
7ft Mar
July
.
8% Mar
•
America
Colonial
4%
Jan
on
Fisheries
7%
25
x
\%
5'ft
4,400
500
94%
24 %
8%
Tel—
X7%
1
109% May
24% Mar
2,600
81%
25
5% Mar
31%
Feb
1
17%
14% May
25
75%
.5
Apr
3,300
40
Mining
Apr
2,000
77
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.-
Aug
6'ft
iid '/u
64 %
2
common—-——
Co
J an
x7%
x i'«
10
common——
of
254a
Chief
38'4
32%
5%
32
Industries—
Stores
*
Atlantic
108% 108%
~6>ft
*
dep rets reg—
Laundries
Associated
16%
Corp
Charter Oil
Clary
Corp—__
Associated Food
15%
Charis
Co
325
Feb
32
29% Jan
16%
Chamberlin
Co
700
76
100
—
Aircraft
17,400
Apr
111
22%
4,700
Jan
5%
11 %
27
5 %
11%
Jun
Jan
2,000
31 %
4%
11% Aug
d% Max
26%
5%
27
5
11%
Jan
107
28
30%
Light—
preferred
Equipment
330
27
31
5
Armour & Co warrants—
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
107% 109%
27%
5
Jan
13%
Apr
Jun
8% Aug
1
Corp
Louisiana
9
Jan
4
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc__
Chicago Rivet & Machine—
Mar
15
Jan
3%
1
„.
6
3,200
1
Light 4%
pfd—
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
20,000
jan
1,100
12,600
4 '/4
-100
37%
14
18%
16%
11%
Co—
————
21% July
4% Feb
ft
15% Mar
16%
10%
'4
—*
Feb
Jan
Apr
4 %
1
series
14%
32%
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Power
&
5% Mar
5%
11%
1
$1.50
preferred
Apr
Feb
600
16%
Illinois Secur Corp—
Maine
4%
1
Explorers Ltd
3.50%
%
1
:
—
preference
4
4%
10
Co
Central
13
Ml
&
Mi
Corp of America—-
Jan
13%
20c
(A
Jan
5%
3%
1
C'enca Corporation
%
Jun
—*
common
Jan
'%
—2s 6d
33% May
25
/
4 %
Castle
Catalin
ord
W) Co common
Casco Products
Jun
1%
41 July
jil Jun
(J
rets B
200
37
37%
16%
preferred
Corp—
10'4 July
38
Feb
Jan
Jun
Carter
dep
300
300
36 'ft
37%
37
Writing Paper common——-5
Amurex Oil Development class A
5
Lead
8%
5
6%
common
American
Anacon
Va
2
Thread 5'm
Tractor
8
8%
pfd—25
—
American
6%
—
100
Co
Mar
13% July
30
—1
common
American
American
—
24
Jan
9% Mar
15
common—1
Co
American
>—25c
pfd
conv
American
100% May
Mar
x7% Mar
Jan
9% May
Jan
__
6%%
preference
common
_
_«
20
...
Canada
Southern Petroleums Ltd
vtc —1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common..
*
Canadian Dredge
&
Dock
Co
Led—
—— —
2ft
6ft
2
5ft
5% May
*
i
footnotes
see
page
35.
Jan
4% %
Gas
&
Fuel Assn
prior preferred
Apr
Eastern
Malleable
7
Feb
Eastern
States
16
_
16
For
Eastern
'
3 ris
27% July
$7
$6
Iron
Corp
preferred series A.
preferred series B
common—10
11%
100
75'%
25
x31 %
1
21%
11%
12
74'%
75'%
22.000
9%
300
63%
31 'ft x32
320
28
22
1,200
21 %
17%
Jan
12% July
Jan
79
Mar
37%
Apr
26%
172
—
166
166
150
May
195
160
May
181%
July
Jun
Jun
Mar
Feb
Number 5459
yolume 182
. . .
33
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
|
Week's
Last
Range
Low
Par
Washing Machine class
ElectrcData
Electrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
Erie
Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Esquire
_$1 or
1956
Irving Air
27%
13%
11%
13«/2
2,400
10%
Aug
17%
16*4
Jan
143^
14 %
Jan
Aug
9
Aug
Jan
108
Aug
7*4
Aug
18%
Apr
7,400
~7%
~7%
73^
23
774
11% May
4,400
9
1,100
Fairchild
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Jan
4214
Jan
53 34
Feb
4(4
4%
2,900
4
Aug
4%
Aug
8
Aug
9*4
Aug
"its
"5%
2,000
434
Jan
534 Mar
!■!«•
11 i
31,100
May
118 Aug
lii
(4
11,900
Sterling
Firth
Class
Ford
8,200
334
Jan
51 Vb
Jan
66*4 July
20%
Aug
24
5 Va
Jan
139
136
136
30
104'/a
Jan
145
Aug
26,400
3%
100
4%
4%
5,000
8%
Mfg Co
GcUman
warrants.
General
Genera]
General Electric Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Yellowknife Gold
Gilchrist Co
Distilleries class B-.
Globe Union Co Inc
Gobel (Adolft Inc
Glenmore
B
Class
10%
"l%
71.000
51*4
55%
550
29
29%
300
100
26
26
17%
26
18%
3%
700
4,
3,200
201
150
3%
198
"2%
13,800
3ft
3%
12%
8 ft
314
156,400
8 %
4,100
8ft
200
18
18
1
300
13
12%
Hecla
common
New
Class
Heller
New
A
Co
common
common
w
Hercules Steel
Co common.
12>4
19
--
—100
—100
—-—1
Products—:—„——^10c
————1
preferred-——
10
convertible
& Co class A
——2.50
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines-5
Holly Stores Iric
——.—_1
Holophane Co common
—,
*
5%
(R.i
Holder's
Inc
(Geo AI
Hormel
& Co
—*
——15
Hardart Baking Co—
.—*
Hardart common
;—___*
5% preferred
100
Hubbell (HarveyI Inc common
5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Horn
19'2
&
Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Feb
44
Aug
Apr
_T—*
5
3b %
Imperial
Amer
4
£1
footnotes see page 35.
12
59 3
Michigan
49
Jan
Feb
28 Vb
Jan
30% May
Jan
29
21
Feb
13% Mar
3%
Jan
Mar
10 %
July
20% July
Feb
5%
Mar
181
224
July
Jan
141
July
2*4 Aug
3%
2
4
May
10 % July
ft
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
19
Feb
12%
Jun
8V4
18
Jan
May
Feb
15*4
61% July
4%
Jan
3 Va
Jan
Jan
43
61 (4 July
July
100
55*4
Jan
1*4
Jun
2%
Feb
4 %
909
4*4 July
5Va
Jan
5%
200
5
May
6%
Jan
5*8
1 %
400
1% Aug
2%
Jan
1 %
6*4
16,700
5*4 Aug
12%
5%
42 %
44%
5,700
Jan
59%
Apr
Apr
3%
Jan
8% Jan
15%
Feb
38*4
Aug
2 V«
6,200
22 Va
19
19
39%
20
19%
104 7
B
400
400
104%
20
Jan
33%
Jun
19
Aug
19
Aug
14%
50
Jan
16 *4 July
28*4
Jan
45% July
19*4 Aug
20
99% Feb
105
May
July
Feb
Aug
80
100
76%
Jan
82
17%
100
14%
jan
17%
3%
1,500
4
—
IJ%
23(3
4%
23%
334
Aug
50*4
22*2
9
17
9% May
10% May
13
13%
1,100
13
23 %
2,300
15% Mar
4%
900
23%
1,200
19
19
50*8
100
50 Va
100
40
146
143
22 3 i
500
106 *4 106*4
10
22.%
41
200
2
99
1,500
4%
5
800
41
93 (4
Jan
Mar
23%
4%
97 *
12*4
Aug
Feb
3%
Mar
xl7
1*%
Jan
Jan
47*4
Mar
138
$2
Bumper
104
3234
Jan
84% May
4
Mar
Jan
Jan
Corp
ft
8.709
12%
200
8%
200
90%
96%
98 %
130
55^
m
5%
5%
600
109% 111*4
1,700
8
—
43'4
26*4
17
28
ll*/4
Jun
13 V4 May
Feb
IIV4 May
8%
Aug
3*4
10,700
:
Jan
4%
150
Jun
13%
Jan
4% Mar
Jan
37%
Apr
8
Jan
7*4 Mar
6%
Jan
43 V4
July
46%
Jan
350
68
Mar
96*4
Aug
150
13
Jan
16%
Apr
2
Jun
50
2,100
3*4 Mar
92%
70% May
2,100
Jun
Feb
14 */a
10*4 Aug
2,500
May
40
Jan
28%
150
Jun
20*4
13 V» Mar
1
1
25c
1
47*4
15% July
Jun
25*4
Jan
4%
May
24
10
Aug
5%
Feb
36 Va May
10%
Jan
8
Aug
94
Jan
IS
8
17%
127a
oi./ fli;
H*
»% 8,a
--
25
National
50% Aug
National
Jun
National
42%
105
Aug
July
5%
Jun
--
25
5%
6Va
L)
54
6Va
f
54
6
.
--
--
25J/8
24 ,a 25/8
13
13
1%
57 ,4
9% July
19%
Apr
15
Apr
1,„./
13 4
98
»8
National
Nestle
New
Jan
New
12% July
9
99%
9%
Feb
11% July
13%
Jan
19%
28('4
Jan
9,600
500
8,900
1,500
New
Jan
New
104 Va 104*4
474 4v4
171 XJ3_4
-43,4 43 4
10 4
l0:',a 114
—
87a
—
—
*
Ltd
10c
—
Mur Co. common
5
:
convertible preferred
Idria Min & Chem Co
8%
Feb
New Mexico
99%
Jan
Jun
20*4
Jan
25% Aug
New
35
Feb
36%
Feb
New
Zinc
& Arizona
Land
New Park
New
24%
25%
11,400
24% May
29%
Jan
25%
714
7%
1,200
7*4 Aug
11%
Feb
New
7*4
10*/8
10%
4,600
5
12 %
July
10'a
Jan
New
Mining Co
Process Co common
Superior Oils
York Auction Co common.
York & Honduras
York
Merchandise
Rosario
1
30c
i-.-l
Oil Ltd
England Tel & Tel.
Haven Clock & Watch Co
126%
15
—
—
--
15^ 15
4 4 4 /b
1
40c
100
1
20
—50c
25c
.1
1
*
1
*
10
10
19
20-,»
334 4
5% 5,2
--
—
1%
11%
22*4
11%
20%
21%
27%
—
27%
34
—
4*4
3%
HV2
__
--
2%
137*4
—
14
2%
43%
20%
2%
2%
14%
--
1*8
H%
22*4
22
28
34
347'a
3*4 3-4
4*4 5*a
3% 4
11'4 11 4
257a 26',4
-2
2%
137*4 138%
2% 3
14
14*4
2% 3
42 Vi 44 %
20% 21 Va
2% 2%
<
it Jan
7% July
1,100
Aug
17%
400
11% Aug
5,400
12%
Jan
26%
Jan
20 Va May
2,900
Jan
6%
400
24 V, July
2,900
3% Mar
5,700
1,700
5%
j.O
U
Jan
34%
Feb
17 */B
1,000
Jan
Jan
103
12%
Aug
»
Mff
5,600
Aug
1
15,200
Aug
43%
Aug
31%
Jan
July
18
28*/a Aug
7*/a
Jan
10*4
Feb
59% July
13
Feb
6 Vb July
14 */2 Mar
Feb
1%
Feb
8*4
18% Mar
Jan
17*4
14*4
Apr
31
Aug
25%
Jun
9%
Jun
Feb
33
6% July
Aug
6 *4
Jun
36*4
July
26
107*4
Aug
15 Va
Apr
2*4 May
Jun
67%
46
Jan
99
May
Jun
108
Mar
100
Jan
105
July
2,900
Apr
3%
200
165*4 Mar
2% 2,*
14% 14%
10*4 107,8
103'4 July
5% July
Jan
176 */2
Jun
46*4 July
7%
Jan
12
4%
3,900
Jun
41
"
July
Jan
23%
lio
oa.ii
Apr
Apr
1,200
25%
2,700
7
Jun
300
31
May
500
5
Aug
4.600
13.600
2,600
Jan
3%
19
l'/s
1,100
Jan
5%
3% Mar
Jan
July
143
Feb
2
30% Mar
8%
Aug
38% July
Jan
7
14% May
17%
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
Aug
27%
Jan
4 *4
19
2%
Jan
4% July
4%
Jan
5*4
Apr
12*4 Mar
4.500
900
4,800
1,500
1,400
325
3,900
5,500
7.400
16*4 May
1*4 May
2ft Jan
10 V4 iviar
12 "2
Jan
20%
Aug
33%
Jan
19 */b
Apr
24%
24 Vs
Jan
29% July
Jan
34%
26%
Jan
Aug
3*4
Aug
4% July
3'/a
Aug
5% Aug
2%
Jan
4% July
200
12
Jun
Feb
28 Vb
Jun
4% Mar
7,000
7%
Jan
10% May
21
7.800
2
1,770
131
900
ft
2*4
Jan
Mar
Apr
750
8%
Apr
14.500
2%
Aug
7 400
40 */2 Mar
3,300
19% Mar
12,300
2%
58
Aug
Jan
3 Va Mar
145
4 Vb
Feb
Jun
17
Jun
5
Mar
48%
Jan
27% May
4*/b
82
Jan
July
200
3 ft
Apr
10%
Jan
14%
Aug
40
1,100
300
1074
Jan
11%
100
3,900
,
53/ia
Jan
May
5
1.500
300
lVa 14
28
28 /4
8*4 8 a
35% 37
5
5 ,4
!0%
4
Jan
27
75
1%
Feb
7%
2,100
150
--
1
British Dominion
Jersey
5 */a May
8 Va
--
—
--
Feb
21%'
6,500
50
r(
4*4%
Jun
11 % Mar
8,900
150
1
Radiator Corp w
Meter common
Le
25% Mar
4,100
J9
r,7 .nr,7
—
Aug
105
l io 1/a
56 .4 58- 4
Dehydrating &
/National Telefilm Associates
■^-National Transit common
National Union Electric Corp
8}| Jun
41%
4ft Jan
Jan
5%
100
60
-—
10
—————1
—
Inc
Rational Steel Car
45
1,500
171
Brewing Co (Mich)
—_1
Mfg & Stores common
1
Petroleum Ltd
25c
Presto Industries Inc..!
2
Research Corp
—1
Rubber Machinery
-10
Starch Products common—l
Jan
4%
—
A
Co
—
National Bellas Hess common
National
July
100
Milling
*0% May
149%
Alfalfa
July
37 V4
200
National
Apr
May
30
19
500
5% 57'8
12% 127/a
18 . 1
7% 8
17% 17%
12*4 13%
—
—*
participation pfd—_•
Corp
Nachman
6
20
Jan
3%
2,000
—
—
—
Clemens
Namm-Loeser's
Apr
18% July
2,600
5*4 5%
8% 8i«
47*4 48%
5%
8%
of America
10c
Metal Products.—
1
6% cumulative preferred
—4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills.——. 2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel——100
§Muntz TV Inc
—
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50c
Mt
New
39* V
Jan
31V4
100
shares———*
*
National U. S.
7%
Mar
15
8*4
4iiS 4j;;
10% 10%
17% 17%
40% 43%
26*4 26%
15% 17*4
27% 28(4
—
—
Plan Corp
Morris
National
7*4
12*8
*
Products—
Investors
Moody
National
15%
33 %
__
—
Ward & Co class
Montgomery
Feb
600
393/
6%
Feb
9%
Jan
20
300
79*4 81 %
36
37
1
Abrasive...,
—
50c
Midwest Piping Co—:
—5
Mid-West Refineries
———1
Miller Wohl Co common...
50c
4 % % convertible preferred
50
Mining Corp of Canada
*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
100
Missouri Public Service common
*♦
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
—1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred.:
100
4.80%
cumui preferred series B..100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A—*
Apr
1,300
7
—
Jan
6%
6V4 July
1,600
44% 44%
89
95 %
15*4 15*4
2
2(4
20
Mid-West
23%
9
5,500
5'4 Mar
Jun
12%
1,000
15*4
2
Co common———
111%
17
52.900
7,0
Ltd—
non-c'um dividend
Midvale
Jan
8%
12%
21% May
Jan
5*4
1,400
834
6*4
—
Steel Tube
..2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
— 1
6% preferred.
—
10
Micromatic Hone Corp.
1
Middle States Petroleum common——1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Jun
20%
16%
12
6%
Mar
5
6
22%
Jan
4%
3,500
—-
—
Michigan
200
12%
Jan
14% Feb
200
5%
—
--7
Co
Metal Textile Corp common
Jun
1%
10%
8%
30*4 Aug
..50c
—
Iron
Mesabi
1%
4%
.
Corporation
Merrill Petroleums
74%
1*4
4
1% Mar
5%
8%
8%
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
£1
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd.—2
*
Mays (J W) Inc common
1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp——.——5
McKee (A Gl & Co common—
*
McWilliams Dredging common
10
Mead Johnson & Co—
1
Menasco Mfg Co
1
Neptune
2.50
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock-.* (
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.
.5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4ft pfd—10o
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5
International Cigar Machinery
*
International Metal Industries A_
*
International Petroleum capital stock.*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
For
Feb
88
9
Chemical Industries—
dep rets ord reg
49% Mar
3,109
38%
59 %
Jan
Mar
13*4 13 *4
29
29%
1134 12*4
—
Marconi
Jan
lVa
I
Illinois Zinc Co common
Mar
57
17*4
5
Hurd
1% Jan
2%
80
&
Horn
Feb
26 %
Higbie Mfg Co common
Hoe
Jan
23%
1.200
3%
39 %
——2
———!
1
preferred
preferred
Henry Holt &
44%
5
25c
——— *
*
_——
i__
5% ft
4%
4(4
5(4
1%
6*4
—1
10c
———-—----■''1 '
—
Jun
1574
14 Va Mar
3%
10c
*
Ruben«tein common
Helena
17%
Jan
55*4 Mar
„
5914
Dept Stores common
Mining Co
Jan
1034 Aug
Oil
Public Service Co—
Midland Steel
2*8
2%
July
31
133*4
3 7%
Hearn
Jan
Jan
7%
—
Company
1
Electric Light——-25
Harvard Brewing Co
———1
Hastings Mfg Co—-———
2
Corp
Jan
8 Va
11 Va
"l%
2
Eishop Inc
4%
21
40
1%
Hammond Organ
Hazeltine
Mangel Stores common—.——_—.—
Manischevvitz (The Bi Co-—___
76% July
Hartford
Hazel
Feb
16 V4 Mar
H
Havana
105 Va
110 *4 July
Feb
Mar
40
1 Va
M
11% Mar
47%
4*4 Mar
4
474
19% 20
28 % 2874
Maine
Feb
44
13% May
Jun
1,400
4*4
Magna
Feb
Aug
1,300
Jan
2%
10% 11%
Jan
May
"l '4
25
7
11%
Co
(The)
Jan
2%
600
30% July
Apr
1,900
80
37
1%
0%
8,200
ft Jan
Jan
2,400
1
*
18%
6 fa
11 *4
% May
19 Va
11%
—1
111%
600
16%
5% July
19
Watch Co
Jun
2,700
100
2% Mar
500
Exploration
Lynch Corp
3,100
28
Feb
5
Jan
6%
1%
Land &
5%
20
stock
Bakeries Inc.
Lithographing Co___
108% July
2%
11%
1%
44
*
7ft. 1st preferred
—.—--100
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co__
1
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
—1
Greer Hydraulics
—50c
Gruoil Freehold Leases
9c
Griesedieck Company
2
Grocery Stores Products common
5
Gypsum Line & Abalastine.
—*
Lunkenheimer
Apr
10 %
16
16'A
11(4
Y—T——
Apr
T/a Jan
23
1
Louisiana
Apr
42% Jun
Feb
3% Mar
2,800
2
1034 July
42%
.
Jun
15
Goodman
Hathaway
Lodge
Apr
16%
38 Va
4,100
6%
13*4
&
*
Steel Chain————————5& Shipley (The) Co
—1
Locke
6%
—*
Hall Lamp Co
Jan
10%
Gorbam
common
3%
28*4
3,700
3
1ft
5*4
6%
Class B—
Feb
13*4 July
Aug
14*4 May
200
5Vb
5%
5%
19*4 May
Jan
107%
Manufacturing Co
50
Manufacturing common——4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish——
—-1
Gray Manufacturing Co—.——
5
Great Amer Industries Inc__
10c
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea—
1
1
-—
Aug
16
——!——5
—.
—
,—
3%
Feb
19%
800
20% 20%.
8
July
11 Va
20*4 20*4
2%
134
May
5
600
3*4
3%
ft
3*4
3*4
%
16 Vt
100
15*4 15%
40
40 %
—
108 y4 Feb
2%
Aug
18 *4 May
—
108%
2%
0%
107% Aug
—
1
334
24,100
Jan
—
cumulative preferred——10
Loblaw Groceterias class A_
——*
105*4 Aug
50
Jan
103%
20%
Liberty Fabrics of N
33 *4
1,600
a
16*4
jjj
*
1
5
$4.50 prior preferred-——;
Goldfield Consolidated Mines
Non-voting
41
3%
1G*4
-
2%
50
3*4
ft
Aug
7ft Mar
10
15,900
3*4
Aug
2% Aug
700
4
16 %
——-
class A
Godcbaux Sugar
41 */2
40(4
2ft
3ft Jun
40
9
2
100
9 *4
105% 105*2
41%
-10
1
Gladding McBean & Co
:.
400
Feb
Jan
—
Longines-Wittnauer
reg
Glen Alden Corp
2%
9%
common——_—__*
*
(A C)
Gilbert
2*4
Feb
2%
lii
15*4
Ho
__
__*
—
1
Mines——!
$4.00 preferred
Mich Corp
Giant
~2*/4
100
5%
1% Jan
1%
19% 20*4
npr
17*4 July
£1
General Fireproofing common
5
General Outdoor Adv 6ft pfd__
100
Genera] Plywood Corp common
50c
5%
convertible preferred
—20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
SGcneral Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
*
Gerity
16,200
4Y* Mar
7,100
__
3% Mar
"2 (4
~
*
com—_1
preferred—.
—25
convertible
5ft
.—
Alloys Co
Builders Supply Corp
16>4
5*4 May
"9
8%
g%
1
common
General Acceptance Corp
34 34 July
Jan
109 '/4
100
preferred
5 '/o
27%
500
34
33%
;»
common
1,900
9,400
3%
4
107% 107%
I6V4 16*4
4
Sessions Co_
Lanston Monotype Machine
Jun
17%
2*4
Corp cf
Lamson
6% July
Apr
5
Delawere———5
-10
Co—-----5
La Salle Extension University
—5
Lear Inc common—
50c
Lefcourt Realty common..
25c
Le Tourneau (R G.) Inc
—1
Fpb
234
4*4
1*4
—5
Mines Ltd———
Shores
Lamson
Jun
4%
14*4 Mar
Jan
.
Lakey Foundry Corp.—
Aug
6ft
6%
4%
_1
Lake
3% May
ft
1,300
Inc—ft——1
Apparel
L'Aiglon
July
Q
Co
Gatineah Power
L
10234
3%
Jan
IV4
2%
1
Company
Laclede-Christy
700
6
2Vi
July
20c
Jan
136
6%
Apr
1 Vb
33%c
Co
Forge
Brewing Co
Krueger
Jan
7%
Jan
4
Oils Ltd—.
Kroy
128
—5
Co—
A)
5,700
6%
11
20
1,000
21
6
May
lVi
1
1
10
—-5
7.50
.
Ltd
Co
Corp
(The 1
Kropp
Apr
July
10
136
1.25
Brewing
6%
434 Mar
Rubber
B)
Stores
Kobacker
6ft July
950
(I
Hotels
Knott
July
14,100
6 '/a
Development Co
&
Kleinert
5%
5 Va
Oil
Kirkland Lake G M Co
Feb
3
Jan
Jan
1,800
1
Jun
57%
.£1
Brewing Co„
(Geo
134
4% May
1%
^
31%
5
Co Ltd—
(Peter)
Fuller
24,000
4%
*
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt
Fox
2 'A
Co
10
Jun
2374 July
4,300
7%
71/2
10734
&
Kingston Products
21
„_*
voting——..
Motor
Amer
1,500
2 ft
of Canada—
non-voting—
A
Class1 B
4%
54
1
Inc.
Line
Tiger
Motor
Ford
Ltd class A
Stores
Fitzsimmons
Flying
1,900
2%
Co Inc
Kings
57
5%
_*
10
2.50
1
1
Inc
Hi
iM
Fishman
8%
2o va
8
1%
1%
'
5
(Walter) & Co
2.50
County Lighting common—
*
cumulative preferred
.
50
Kidde
Kio
7%
8%
24 va
8% July
6%
1%
2*4
Eleciric 4*4% pfd—100
(Del
5
Gas
Kawneer
18 Va Mar
July
18 Vs Mar
Jan
8
1
Corp
Motors
Kennedy's Inc
Aug
34
Jan
15
25c
—_
Kansas
3%
200
2i%
(Phila).
Association
Fire
Kaiser
17,400
1
Jan
K
Feb
4 %
4%
1
— 1
Petroleums Ltd
Federated
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jan
July
45*4
4
O'Mahoney Inc
Jerry
44%
4
44%
1
10c
15c
Co common
Glass
Jeannette
5%
F
class A
;
Camera & Instrument
9*4
26
Aug
4*4
1,500
J
102%
14%
7%
10
& Co
(Max)
Factor
Apr
89-/8
13 Va
7
1%
l*/8
Israel-American Oil Corp
\pr
Jun
941/4
10
700
g
Chute
2034 July
%
Eureka Pipe Line common
Inc
1
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
32
to Jan 1
Warrants extended
Ironite
Jan
26V2 Mar
__1
10c
10
__1
25c
:
Steel Corp com
1st preferred.
cum
Jun
%
ft July
6,300
10c
&
Forge
6 %
22%
2,600
%
—5
Equity Corp common—.
$2 convertible preferred
Jan
^
28
*.
Manufacturing Co
Emsco
12%
16,400
22
i'lS
2%
89%
14%
3% Mar
2% May
1,400
2*4
_
High
Low
89%
14%
2%
pfd__100
*
1
3.90%
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
27%
20c
pfd
100
____1
Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
Air
Emery
Jan
Service Co
Public
Iowa
May
ft
5
1
1
1
& Share common
Corporation
Bond
Electric
204/2
21
1
Limited
\iiips
cvipv
21 Va
30
B———.*
$2 piuerred
Easy
20%
25
Apr
1
Royalty
Jan
18%
1
Common shares ot
1
Range since J»n.
Shares
High
Low
Par
High
Low
for Week
Range
oi Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
since Jan.
Range
Shares
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Investors
Associates—
beneficial int
Sugar
Eastern
26
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
|
AUGUST
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
61
Jun
10
Mar
2ft Aug
11V2 May
'ft
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Nipissing
Noma
:
-
1
Inc
B
Cement
class
A
_
American
North
Canadian Oils Ltd.
Northeast
North
Rayon $3
pfd—
RR
Northern Ind
Jan
3% Mar
6%
Jan
0% Mar
Sentry
Safety
53%
500
11% Aug
52% Aug
56% July
Shattuck
54 %
300
54
Aug
56% Aug,
Shawinigan
45
Jan
50
12,300
50%
400
4%
4 78
33,100
9
—50
50%
4%
.25
9
9%
1,800
19%
Jan
5%
Seton
Feb
12
Leather
10c
88
Mar
99
Jan
_
101%
86
101% 101%
104
Jun
Shoe Corp
Jan
94%
Sicks
1%
11%
1%
1%
20,600
1%
Aug
3%
Feb
11%
11%
300
11%
Jan
13 %
Jan
9%
9%
9%
1,200
8% May
13%
Feb
*
Mining
..5
11%
11
11%
14,200
8% May
*
73%
69%
73%
400
52% Mar
Water
Power
&
Oil Company
Ogden Corp common—
Ohio
Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power 4 %%
Oils Ltd
l
Okonite
Old
1,700
Ilia
20,200
614
54%
Apr
61
110
108%
Jan
112
5,900
1%
Apr
11% Aug
1%
114
25
721a
71%
1
7 %
6%
7%
1,200
6%
Jun
8%
6%
6%
200
6%
Jan
6 %
7%
8,500
4%
Jan
Aug
111% 112
7
Television
Inc
1
Inc
6%
i
Amer
.
1%
73
20
913
90
93
i
2G
26
26%
71
400
.
20%
shares. 10s
Securities
Gas & Electric 6%
1st preferred.
5%%
5 %
1st
preferred
redeemable 1st
5%
redeemable
4.50%
red
1st
35%
$3
w
25
preferred
25
;■
84% Mar
Jan
Jan
125
19%
65 %
Jan
93
300
18%
Jan
dividend
dividend
preferred
preferred—
Power
&
30%
30%
23 %
28%
28%
27%
27
Feb
Israel
Oil
Paramount
Park
(C A)
vtc
107
Sonotone
Chemical
Penn
Pinchin
Mar
27%
Apr
106%
Jun
Apr
105%
Jan
Southern
California
104%
Jan
107% Aug
Southern
Materials
Southern
107 %
1,080
%
2%
4,100
107 a
11%
13,100
2
Ltd
5%
5%
Preston
East Dome
Corp
Mfg
15%
1514
15%
814
x7:,/4
4%
62
%
~213
1
9
*
6%
o 1 a
11
^
in
614
6 la
53
10c
10
4%
1,100
4%
Jun
61
Aug
x71%
Feb
Jan
10,900
113
1,100
Aug
414
900
13%
1,200
13%
1%
2.600
"1%
10%
26
Feb
11
Aug
22%
Jan
104%
97
2
10%
2,400
104%
6,400
25'/a
24%
25%
7,900
71a
714
7%
5
3
314
8%
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May
27 %
Jan
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Aug
9%
Feb
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6'%
Jun
Stylon
21
6V4
3%
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6714
6714
200
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5714
5814
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14
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4,000
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37
1014
49%
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52
Jan
67% July
60% Feb
11% Mar
♦
1014
100
61%
•
common
12%
Feb
10%
Feb
2%
Jun
14
600
15%
Feb
73
10%
1,100
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Feb
10% Mar
100
100
Mar
1,050
44
Jan
•
5
26
Oil
Aug
Jun
Inc
Class
class
B
106%
A
Technicolor
Inc
Raymond Concrete Pile
Preferred
Reda
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
Remington
Rice-Stix
&
Arms
Inc
_
Radiator
5
Jan
100
11%
1%
1%
Apr
vtc
to Jan
extended
Rochester Gas & Elec
39 3
4
600
11%
11%
3,600
58
58
100
American
dep
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Roosevelt
New
rets
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4%
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Russell
Ryan
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.
&
37
1%
Feb
Jan
2 Ya
July
May
10%
45 %
11% July
2%
2,000
2%
Jun
320
92%
Feb
2%
94
10,600
4%
Jan
%
900
4%
Feb
2%
3,200
22%
5
44
22%
Apr
3% Jan
3 % Mar
98
Apr
Mar
18% July
800
21% Mar
24%
500
44
Jan
20
14%
Jan
14%
14%
2,300
47% July
14
35%
35%
Aug
35%
1,500
1
17
27%
Apr
16%
17%
5,300
*
14%
13% Mar
13%
14%
15
Aug
38% July
17% July
5,900
10%
1.25
1
Co__:
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common
...l
Apr
July
16% Aug
6% Mar
6% July
28% Jan
9% May
50% Feb
5
~6%
30 %<
1,200
4%
1.600
3%
6%
~6%
6,500
4%
30
~VA
29
6%
6%
1,500
6
Jan
6% Mar
Aug
8%
Jan
s
St Lawrence
San
San
Corp Ltd
Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
pfd 5%; series
pfd
4%%
71%
20
series
25
21
_____20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)..
1
74 V4
1,900
9%
20
series
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73%
8
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1
9%
700
25
20%
.
25
100
21%
%
21%
100
20 %
20%
1.000
3%
3%
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8%
8%
8%
700
10
%
6%
6%
6%
2,800
23 Ya
23%
23%
700
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Schick
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Inc
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1
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common
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
25%
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see
page
9%
22%
25%
2%
2
A
26%
2,rk
1,600
19,200
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12~50
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,
3%
20
23
1%
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16
5,300
7
27 b
3
1.300
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5
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4,000
13%
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13%
200
5
5%
1,300
25
400
17%
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20 V*
Apr
200
14
Jan
18%
Apr
100
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
Aug
474
12%
12%
3%
3%
3%
800
4%
4%
5%
11,500
—
.
31
22%
31
100
22%
23%
42 %
42'A
25
20
—
—
20%
1,900
4%
4
1,800
8%
8%
17%
1,800
38
39
3%
21%
Feb
874 Mar
36
May
30%
Aug
37 %
20
Jan
Jan
43% Mar
May
23%
3% May
Jan
474
Apr
Mar
7
15%
14%
Jun
Apr
22%
3%
1,800
36% May
3% Aug
29%
1,600
24
3%
27
300
Jan
26% Mar
200
17%
28
4 Ya
7,800
4
17%
3
52
Jan
Mar
5%
Feb
36%
May
Jan
18%
600
11%
Jan
16%
16%
16 7
8
1.200
11%
Jan
26%
26%
27%
1,800
23% Feb
13% May
18%
19%
Jun
17%
Jun
31 % May
15
3,400
29%
1,700:
23%
Jan
35% May
Thiokol
1
21%
21%
22 Ya
7,600
15
Jan
22% July
5% Apr
Chemical
1
pfd
*
Corp
70c convertible
Inc
Co
Roofing.
Tobacco
Jan
Jan
f
29
Jan
3
Jan
Aug
July
/
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16% July
4% May
18%
17
Jan
Mar
Jan
7%
Jun
14%
16"%
Feb
11%
11%
11%
500
1
35
34%
35%
400
26
Apr
25% July
25%
39
Aug
12% July
Mar
6%
.:
Feb
7%
July
Jun
r
8
lis
8%
6,900
Jan
56%
1
Jan
69
4%
Jan
10% July
99
113
Jan
Jun
Mar
105
May
~2%
2%
~27'b
3,200
2% Jan
3
July
1:1
1%
1%
2,100
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
3%
3%
1,300
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
107'B
11 7 B
27,700
10
May
14%
Jan
29%
29 VB
29%
300
25
Jan
30%
Aug
24
25%
120
19% Mar
29
Apr
1
1.25
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Corp
Tri-Continental warrants
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Corp
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•
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5%
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Unexcelled Chemical Corp.
5
Union Gas of Canada
*
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6%
6%
50%
—
5%
100
6%
2,400
600
52
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
41
6% July
7% July
52
Apr
4
8%
Jan
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
United Aircraft Products common__50c
85%
Jan
6%
~6%
6%
1.200
United
1
713
714
8%
15,700
.20
42%
41%
43
800
7%
8
520
Investment
Co
Asbestos
Corp
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
United
Molasses Co
Amer
United
United
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J
RR
*
common
registered
Profit
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preferred.
U S
Specialities
Air
10
$4
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Co
.
1
1
1
-37%
171
3
12%
2%
157
2%
12 34
49%
5,600
250
37
14%
800
2%
5.300
2,800
90%
38
171
3
13%
r
600
900
Jun
Jan
180% July
3% July
1% Mar
11
14% July
5% Apr
May
4%
900
2%
Jan
1,600
1%
Jan
82%
82%
100
65 %
Apr
35
36
200
28%
Jan
397 a
_.
10
38%
38%
4%
4%
5
1.100
5,300
32
4%
1
20c
Vinco Corporation
1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke C0——I0
Vogt Manufacturing
»
1
25% Mar
3%
Feb
2% Mar
x33
•
46%
Aug
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
7%
100
80
9%
4%
79
9
4%
32 %
1,500
4%
500
80
650
9%
4.400
4%
1,900
26
100
15%
15%
100
5%
57 b
4,100
•25%
5%
6%
Apr
87%
7%
1
*
Corp
Apr
3%
2%
5
Silver-Lead
15%
Aug
4 %
15
!
Inc
Jan
2%
2%
Steel
Syndicate
Jan
11 Ya
4%
.10
Mar
40%
2%
preferred
Co
1% Mar
9
54% Mar
Mar
50c
5
common
Jan
25c
common
Venezuelan Petroleum
Vulcan
48%
14
2%
Norman Co warrants
Venezuela
Jan
6% July
239% Jun
Jun
10c
Sugar
Corp
9%
Jan
45%
__1
:
Products
convertible
Feb
Aug
.
49%
25
common
class B
Vanadium-Alloys
46
Jan
%
5%
25
S Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin
Corp
United Stores Corp common
Valspar
Jan
25
Conditioning Corp
U S Foil
Apr
8% Aug
7% July
230
100
common
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
United
9 %
July
7{J Aug
5iV Feb
10s
Canal
&
5%
35%
Aug
10% Mar
102
Ltd—
dep rets ord
N
.!
...
4%
4% Mar
12% Mar
Mar
11%
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
Utah-Idaho
Jun
112
20% May
9% Jan
...
Apr
Apr
28% Mar
2,100
7,100
1
Inc
Universal
9% July
Ya Aug
•
^._25c
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal Insurance
8%
Jan
xl2% Aug
11
13
24%
16% Mar
July
500
12 7 B
23%
£1
deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
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4%
13
23%
Amer
True
4%
10
Realty & Construction
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
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4% •.!:
•
20
common
Jan
21%
107
__10c
preferred!:
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Aug
22
Jun
A Aug
14%
13%
Jan
3% Aug
6%
2%
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Aug
78% May
13% Jan
20 Ya Mar
20
157 b
1
Sentinel Radio Corp common
65 V4 Mar
2,900
1
Rights
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
26,600
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18
16%
14%
$4.56
U
common
8
17%
,16%
5
common.—
Light
Jan
8%
2% July
10
22%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
16%
5
14% July
68
95%
27tt
94
Jan
Jan
Feb
/55
2%
1
3%
54
28%
Trans
10
Company
Haynes
%
2%
.100
Mar
Jan
1
—
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.......__ 1
Ryerson
1
24
1.50
i
w
common
(The F C)
10% Jan
7
common
Aeronautical
13% Mar
Jan
10
,
Ltd
Ave
Aug
9% Mar
'
Inc
Corp
Oil
Russeks
10
16%
7%
.5
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite
Jun
9%
-£1
reg
common
capital stock
37
9%
Royce Ltd—
Rome
Jan
7'A
—
1965..
9% July
30
.1
_
3
Jan
Apr
4,000
39
7%
4%
Jan
7
Tishman
29
25
300
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp)
Vtc
Rolls
ov/d
1,400
200
5%
Mar
3y« Jan
17%
1
15
common
Thompson-Starrett
Jan
50c
_
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande
39%
*
...
_
9%
19
1%
1%
-1
Inc.
__
11%
9%
18%
—
1,000
1 Ya
_50c
-
Engineering
Co
.
—
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Corp.
Electric
Richmond
Rico
Oil
-.1
34%
10%
9%
.6.25
_
34.
,
5%
5
43
15
&
Thor
Feb
23%
34%
10c
_
Pump Co..
(Robert) & Co
Reis
*
common-
Reading Tube Corp common
100
9% May
29%
Power
41
Apr
•
■
—
500
1,600
52%
Jan
July
5
Texas
Amer
7
10
5%
3%
52%
»
common
Apr
63% July
16% Jan
May
26%
1
5 Ya
"f3%
1
common
Tampa Electric Co
Tilo
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath
Packing Co common-
5'/a
1
Corp
5% Aug
7,800
3%
25c
common.....
Thorofare Markets Inc
Quebec Power Co.
5%
Jan
17%
Thew Shovel Co common....
15%
10
Finch
Talon
Apr
Aug
62
5%
Jan
12
60
18
Jan
19% July
5/4 Jan
1%
Corporation
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
Apr
43
1
Sun
Feb
Apr
36%
July
15% Aug
15'/a Aug
•
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp..
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Jun
30
14%
5
common
Feb
Drug
5%
61
31%
1,300
♦
Jun
Ray
Jan
Jan
3,200
6 %
Jan
23% July
16%
*
common
Co
1%
53%
Apr
July
5% Aug
16% Apr
43
5
Common
&
5% July
13% Jan
16
♦
(Hugo) Corp
Shop Inc
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30
38%
1
x4%
8% Aug
12%
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500
6%
674
Jan
1
...
31
101% 101%
37
com
Jan
Jan
Jan
1,900
l
10% July
July
6%
15,100
.1
Manufacturing
3
600
*
ij
110%
4,200
*
Stetson
Jan
27%
8
Jan
Jan
33%
Aug
16
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
__1
Sterling Precision Instrument.
10c
2%
5,100
1
Corp
Co
26%
Aug
6% Aug
40%
!___
Corp
Canada
&
900
25%
Apr
75
Feb
5
23%
9,100
*
Stein
1
Jan
4% May
1
Co
Jan
(A
1,100
4%
57
33
1
common
9,400
15%
3%
26
150
5%
15
—10
Jan
Jan
100
Light
5%
x56
1
4%
20
3,800
26
6
Jun
58
19,600
~5%
5
25
9%
May
100
6%
4%
5
25
Jan
5%
io
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of
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1,300
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74
5%
28% May
Jun
Jan
4%
400
5%
74
I
Standard Tube class B
Steel Co
5
'
6%
20
B
Standard-Thomson
Starrett
5
74
ordinary
Steel Parts Corporation
July
1014
4
{J July
&
Jun
July
16
7%
Aug
"2
2.50
common
3
5% Aug
414
13%
25c
common
23% May
Jan
6 %
6,000
6%
4
Jan
l
Inc
Co
Feb
10s
Gas
Pyle-National
Jan
1
shares
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyrene
9%
6
13%
l
% %
Puget
Apr
400
6%
Public Service of Colorado—
4
8%
Jan
1,100
Corp
preferred.:
class
38%
49% July
16%
Packaging
Power
47
500
27%
10
Products
2874
43 %
4%
Jan
87% May
27% Aug
41% Jan
700
43%
15%
Standard
Common
40
»
16%
(Kyi
Convertible
54
27%
1
Jan
Standard
Jan
54
27%
50c
24%
Standard
49%
54
27%
— —
5%
Jun
18% Mar
8% July
8% Jan
37 Ya Mar
1
Oil
Jan
Jun
Jan
Corp..
Standard
6% May
5% Jan
7
32
16%
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc..
18
6114
Factors
Jan
16 %
200
2,700
*
Apr
200
4,100
7%
3jj %
2
;
6%
1,900
5%
17%
4%
G2
Piosperity Co class B
Providence
x7%
5%
16%
4%
Mines Ltd —1
of
714
514
17
Jun
700
8%
7%
33%
5
25%
6%
8
Jun
Aug
6% Mar
8%
.1
Jan
15
8%
8
Jan
10% Aug
Co
Jan
4,900
4'/a
3,100
24%
Corp
5
800
7%
5 %
5
35%
1
Royalty
Shoe
Stahl-Meyer Inc
62% July
5
4% Mar
41
Aug
Apr
25% Mar
Inc.
59
1,000
2.50
America
Co.
Co
14% July
200
15%
1514
3%
700
Standard
l
1,900
200
Jan
25
4%
Apr
500
8%
62
37
10%
Aug
62
Jan
2,700
25%
11,600
5
Feb
45
42
27%
5%
x5
21%
Ya
10'A
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
x5
11%
18
25 %
Jan
(Mass)__20
Pratt & Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common..
Producers
67% Mar
—
Mar
Jan
Aug
May
6,700
2,500
10%
Jan
common
of
Southland
Spencer
May
37
3% Mar
25
2%
common
Alexander
Metals
Feb
Jan
47
Jun
11
4
25
Petroleum
2
Ltd
Corp
Pressed
13
110% May
72% July
1,000
1% July
Corp__2
preferred.
preferred
Jan
l
Amer
Mines
Scale
3Vs
Jan
Jan
cumulative
cumulative
May
i
Corp of Canada
Progress
__
i
Mining Co.—...
&
2
10% May
104
35%
40%
25
Pipe Line
107
4.32%
4.08%
Apr
6% Mar
/Van
% Aug
30% May
32%
25
preference.
convertible
102% Mar
26
5
18%
4%
25
1%
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
.50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common..2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co—
1
Pneumatic
4.48%
29% May
38 % Mar
38
10%
41%
...25
preference
1 %
.2.50
Johnson
Gold
Aircraft
preferred
convertible
8,800
Minerals..—.
Pioneer
4.56%
3,500
2
&
preferred——
cumulative
1%
Corp.
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce Governor common..
Power
Feb
Apr
:
2
Co
Oils
Powdrell
29 Vg
29%
'
Long Dlst Tel Co...10 pesos
Packing Co
»
Polaris
Jan
Jan
California Edison—
original
4.88%
101%
11%
Philippine
Piper
27%
27% Mar
July
8
.1
1%
;
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Perfect Circle Corp,
,■*
Phillips
300
5%
30
18
12.50
common
1%
(The)——.
Peruvian
Jan
29% Aug
Jan
600
11
1
common
common.
Co
Aug
29% Aug
•
1%
Ltd.
Traffic
Apr
32 %
Oil
Feb
50 %
£1
Mills
1 %
Pennroad Corp common.
Pep Boys
34%
Feb
400
2
Co
Southern
Apr
Penn
150
l
Company
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patican
South
106%
34%
20
1%
B
2,900
34%
1
Manufacturing
Apr
Feb
Jan
20%
7,100
*
—
lc
Corp
31%
5
1
Corp
460
2%
Amer share—1 Bol
Motors
117%
*
2 Bol
vtc
Parker Pen Co class A
Class
37%
27%
♦
(C A)
Jan
46% May
Publications—
Paper
700
100
Pancoastal Petroleum
Pan
Howard1
1
Jan
75% Aug
32% July
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Smith
Jun
12%
104%
400
500 fr
;
31
28
28%
40c
Shares
27 %
__
Pentepec Oil
American
Mar
100
25
30%
31
1
Corp
convertible
104% 105%
104
1
104
l
pfd
Precision
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Aug
Jan
29
;
common
SouthnCoast Corp
Jan
31%
1,200
28%
35
100
28%
•
common—
500
28%
l
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
3,200
28'/a
•
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
36%
—
*
cum
20
*
Singer
29% July
287«
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40
400
50%
28
2
preferred—
Simplicity Pattern common—.—
Simpson's Ltd common
July
1,100
32%
32 '/a
1st
pfd
$4.75
Pacific
36%.
pfd series A—25
red 1st preferred—
25
4.80%
Pacific
25
25
1st
5%
pfd
106
50%
*
Ltd.
Sjmmons-Boardman
Mar
1 i«
Soss
Pacific
106
105% 105%
50%
.*
2
Creek
Simca
6% July
8% Jun
preferred
&
Silver
Jan
__90c
common
106
100
...
B
Silex Co
4% Mar
Jan
—100
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
July
3
*
common-
common
40c cumulative
Omar
3%
101
!
Corp
Olympic Radio
3'
11%
preferred...
Company
Town
314
50c
Okalta
22
25
common
of America class A
Breweries
1
High
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class
since Jan.
Low
•
pfd-—100
Oceanic
Range
High
20c
-
A'/c preferred——
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.
July
Shares
common
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
% July
6 Ya Mar
4% July
Control.
Serrick Corp class B.__
Servomechanisms Inc
54
12
Prices
oi
Low
Par
Jun
52%
1
Co.
Pub Serv 4%%
2%
21.200
53 %
52%
10
...
11,700
7%
7
Jan
3%
2%
35%
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
8.600
11%
—50
.
Airlines
Penn
Low
50
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
12
.10
.
North
27»
_10c
...
26
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
47%
7%
.1
, .
Corp.
American
Class
4974
.
Mines
Lites
Norden-Ketay
North
_
Shares
Low
*
Pond
AUGUST
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Par
Niles-Bement
WEEK
Friday
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Apr
94%
27
Jan
35% July
3% May
25
47/a
8% July
5%
Jan
Jun
Jan
93
Jan
13% July
6 Ya
Feb
4% Aug
23% May /.
14% Jun •3% May
July
29%
Jun
17%
Feb
7% July
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
35
(843)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
BONDS
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
i
Aircraft
100
400
5%
.—1
108
108
4
preferred
1,100
60
105%
Jan
1,300
3 Va
Jan
4
3%
preferred
Watch
Co
30
.
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
,
Wasatch
common
1%
2%
5
5
24
Jan
26%
Jan
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6
series
_
_
Wentworth
Western
<
37
Feb
1
280
139
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
4% July
Jun
105% May
102
120,
245
Mar
158
3% Jan
1,000
8iV July
4J2 Feb
34,600
400
it>
241
17% Jan
34,900
8
7 1 3.
1
245
1st pfd.-100
Maryland Ry 7%
Feb
Apr
102 %
102
77/a
_
2%
11%
300
4%
3%
■
102
100
pfd
Ltd—
Jan
Jun
145% 148
148
-1.25
Manufacturing
Leaseholds
2%
10c
.
•
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
_
preference
1%
4%
245
Jan
186
Aug
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
Tablet
Stationary
&
%
43 %
43%
18%
19%
275
19%
20
50
37
36%
37
100
%
Coal
20
Westmoreland
Inc.
—10
Weyenberg
Shoe
Mfg__
i-
White's Auto Stores Inc
5%%
convertible
Wichita
River Oil
Wickes
(The)
Wilrich
Brothers
5%
Ltd_
preferred
Wood
&
Lt
pfd—_
iV Mar
ti
Apr
1,900
2% Mar
4%
Jun
300
V/oolworth
(F W)
American
6%
common
17%
8
..
_
18%
67%
25
Jan
1,500
8%
8%
100
Ltd—
deposit receipts
5s
__
.-i—
preference
_
Mar
7N Mar
9% Jan
3% M:ar
1
3% Mar
_
•
Wright Hargreaves Ltd—____
~2%
x2
2
S
4,400
listed
Interest
BONDS
American
Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
& Pump
or
fob
Friday's
Appalachian Elec Power
jy«*
Bethlehem Steel
1 1998
Boston
Edison
6s Aug
2%s
series
iy7U
Chicago Transit Authority 3%a
161 %
$145
_Quar-Feb
_
15
Total
Second
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
65.34
mortgage 4s
mortgage
97.29
100.30
101.03
66.81
65.52
163.99
97.39
100.30
101.01
96.75
68.87
157.25
66.02
165.63
97.27
100.23
100.83
96.65
68.75
100.15
96.81
88.57
100.12
96.78
68.56
Aug. 23——
Aug. 24
459.39
157.37
66.10
166.11
97.05
461.27
25
-100.26
157.29
66.16
166.48
97.05
100.37
96
87%
65
(35 Stocks)
92%
8;7%
Date---
73'A
73%
73%
73%
Tues.
81
65%
65 Va
65%
64
72
Aug.
97%
93%
100 Va 100%
100%
97%
97'/2
Mar-Sept
Thurs.
103%
Fri.
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
Nov
ex
1
1940 coupon
1947
coupon
1967
debs
conv
Guantanamo
A Hamburg
Electric
7s
RR
1970
4s
90%
130
$180
48
134
—
1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
with Nov
A7s
1
1940 coupon
1952
New
England
1963
3 Vis 1961
Power
—
Ohio
Power
1st
$101
98
100
104
102%
101
April-Oct
April-Oct
„
$95%
98%
100 %
104%
-
100 Va
Trade,
321.3
156.4
302.0
311.2
—_—
__
Transportation
Finance and
Mining
$95
101%
101 Va
103
102
144
—
—
156
375.2
304.2
1.4
424.1
342.0
0.3
339.1
283.5
—
+
324.7
—0.4
159.0
143.6
—0.2
30 7.6
265.6
—1.1
323.1
297.5
103%
146
301.4
307.9
Service
269.4
103%
$95
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3Vis 1964— .June-Deo
3%s
1970
-Jan-July
322.2
155.7
Goods
Low
399.2
—0.2
388.6
364.0
410.9
Utility
94%
98
Goods _—._'
385.4
363.3
405.3
High
322.1
—0.8
Change
314.4
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
24
100% 101
the
-J955-
Percent
Aug. 12, '55
312-2
i
Composite
90%
$97
Jan-July
industry
highs and lows for
—0.7
'55
101
$160
Jan-July
3 Vis 1968
mortgage
3s 1971
1st mortgage
week
follows (1939=100):
Aug. 19,
97
93%
93%
32
99%
98%
Durable
1963
due 1953 extended to
current year are as
$93%
April-Oct
May-Nov
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s
1953
6 Vis
98%
composite and by major
and with
compared with the preceding
groups
$25
—Mar-No*
Uq tr ctfs__
Valley RR 4%
138%
$115
—
A 7s ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1052—
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6Va%
Midland
129%
prices of the common
the closing
Aug. 19, 1955, for
stocks for the week ended
$158
^.June-Dee
Rys 5 %s
Low
stock prices based on
The SEC index of
139
AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St
68.72 Dec 31
47.32 Jan 4
High
77.67
SEG Index of Stock Prices
130
46
47%
$46%
May-No*
91
81%
91
$164
Jan-July
1935
77.34
26
for 1954
Range
99
95
$97
June-Dee
Western
&
77.25
25—
Aug.
Aug.
18
77.18
;
$25
91
Jan-Juip
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
23
24
$115
May-No*
May -Nov
Mar-Sept
1953
1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s
68.05 Jan
99
Wed. Aug.
1955
80.11 July 27
High
77.19
22___
Aug.
Range for
Closing
V
Low
Gas & Fuel 3%* 1965
Eimlra Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
A 6 %s
Bureau, Inc.
Compiled by National Quotation
100
95
H
87%
Over-tlie-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
60%
150
May
__Jan-July
Eastern
A6%s with Nov l
154.99
453.57
22
104%
146%
46
May-No?
series B 1993
98.86
163.92
155.65
457.35
19—-
Aug.
Mon.
1993
series A
4s
40
Bond*
452.55
Aug.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st
roads
trials
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
Total
10
Util¬
Date
High
60%
100%
70
95'A
Jan-Jul*
1978__.
Low
No.
155
June-Dec
1970
A
„
20
Rail¬
Jan. 1
Sold
High
100% 101
100%
Jwie-Uto
10
30
Indus¬
First
Range sine*
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Jun-Dcc
inc debs 1994
4s
-Bonds10
10
Week's Bangs
Low
Amer Steel
12%
the New York Stock Exchange as
on
-Stocks-
Aug.
Friday
12%
of representative stocks and bonds
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
the "daily closing averages
are
May
75
Jan
39
67%
Below
19 V* Mar
15% Jan
1,300
65 %
37%
4%
43
Feb
107%
Aug
19%
200
23
17%
2
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum
23
23
1
Newspaper Machine
8
a
Jun
19
12% Jan
103
-
8
7
4%
116
Stock and Bond Averages
10% Mar
Feb
9,200
17
value,
par
Jan
6%
%
'Uw'
6%
57%
35
37 %
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year'* range), d Bx-lntere*t.
• Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included In year's range), r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend.
yEx-rlghts. z Ex-liquidatlng dividend.
$Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds 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 1," when issued; "w w,".with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
•No
20% July
12% Mar
3%
17
$36%
48
25
56%
56
~6%
42
41
%
56%
103
99%
__
$42
June-Deo
*
„
$101%
Jun
i°,i
17
1921
A5%s
Jun
5%
4
3%
100
—
14%
32%
Jun
300
3 %
-25
_
4%%
Jan
900
:
1
__
_
Pwr
37 %
24% Jan
200
18 %
Jan
1,000
4%
"
Wisconsin
Feb
Aug
Jan
20%
10
13%
1
__
common
21% July
18%
29'A
18
5
Corp
Jan
30
4%
4%
1
Jan
14
12%
-
25
Mar
46
37%
28%
1
-
preferred
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
1
.
7,600
.
*
com
Westmoreland
% Mar
•fl Jan
50
18%
JS._lS
dep rets ord shares
Western
i5«
High
Low
No.
$65
$67
of Chile 6s 1931
June-Dec
Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2 Vis 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro stmpd (Plan A)
2s 2012—Jan-July
ARussian Government 6%s 1919
Jan -July
Jan
Jan. 1
Sold
High
$65
May-Nov
April-Oct
Mortgage
500
2%
2 Va
4%
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
AMortgage Bank
15,000
!•*
27
25%
27
40c
_
Feb
Aug
21% Aug
1,300
2%
1
„
110
17% May
22
21%
warrants
Corp
(Issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Feb
5%
Jan
5
:
>
.
21%
—1
.
'
•
'
Ward Baking Co
% July
4
'
cumulative
8%
5%
5%
5%
ctfs ext
Waitt & Bond Inc
$2
Sale Price
Bank of Bogota—
Mortgage
109%
5
*
1%
Last
Period
Low
__
voting
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
A7s
*
Co
Baking
Wagner
Stock
High
Low
High
American
since Jan. 1
Range
w
Waco
AUGUST 26
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6
Vis
with
A6Vis
Oct
Oct
ex
1947
Gas Co
170
98%
—Jan-July
.April-Oct
159
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
A Ruhr
—May-No*
102
$155
1981—May-No*
$95
Housing Corp 6 Vis 1958__
183
183
102
Number of
88
110
98%
91
98%
96%
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr Gas Corp. 6Vis A 1953
Cafe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
183
135
$142
1998 —Jan-July
6s
94%
2
98%
99%
09
98%
103%
Jan-July
98%
98%
1
98%
103%
$94%
99%
97
103 %
$90
94%
95%
3Vis series D 1976
Feb-Au*
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
3s
series
E
1978
Feb-Aup
$103%
3s
scries
F
1979
deb l962_Jan-July
1965
Mar-Sepl
conv
3s
3%s series A 1973
1st and ref M 3s
2%s
series
C
series B 1973
1976
Gas
(Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3Vis 1970
(A G)
5s
& Bros
98
$99%
103%
104 »/a
Tues
Au«
23
wed
'
22
AS.24
~
—
^huio
——.
9,795,170
$23,957,000
104
United
Dye &
Uaited
a 7s
A7s
Chemical
6s
Service
Dec
Dec
ex
i
1
1947
coupon
Wasatch Corp deb 6s
Washington
Water
ser
66
74
West Penn Traction
11
72
70
$25
1956
102%
June-Dec
80%
Union
„
U
S.
6s
38
92%
Foreign
195W5*.
102%
43
Stock
81
107
106%
Feb-Aup
108
100%
106 Va
$25,083,500
Last
Period
Sale Price
Friday'*
Bid & Asked
Low
20-year
A
20-year 7s
April
7s
Jan
ABaden
(Germany)
ACauca
Valley
April-Oct
1951
7s
High
'
Bonds
Bsnge sine#
Sold
No.
Sharei)
Mon. Aug.
Low
High
$100
$182%
Thurs. Aug.
113
$85
113
157%
89%
series
A
1952
Feb-Aug
$92% 105
76
25—
;
26
Fri. Aug.
—
Total
—
series
B
1951
April-Oct
$92% 108
76
100
f
Port & Waterways 6%s
Cons
secured
AHanover
A Hanover
Munlc
6s
(City)
(Prov)
1952
1947
Ger
$22
7s
1939
6%s 1949
$125
$110
120
May-No*
184
184
Feb-Aug
$154
(Peru 6%s stamped 1958
stamped (Plan A) 2Vis 2008
Mar -Sept
$70
Maranhao
May-No*
$43
AMedellin
7s
June-Deo
$85
ALima
City
stamped
30
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
7s
1947
1951
$621,441,100
Stock Exchange
543,015
18%
27
97
137
83
Stocks—No.
120
of Shares
160%
187
131
155%
Foreign
.
64
Government
Bonds
government-
Foreign corporate
43
Total
Corporate
Bonds
$26,000
Total
Bonds
$125,000
$77,000
$22,000
42,000
1,000
99,000
56,000
58,000
41,000
127,000
28,000
1,000
74,000
63,000
10,000
110,0C0
55,000
$334,000
2,661,725
Bonds
Domestic
,64
42%
2,661,725
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
$187,000
Week Ended Aug. 26
1954
1955
98
A 6s
AS
-
—.
_____
174%
89%
__
A 6s
AGerman
——
557,365
568,000
5J 0,310
483,035
22
Tues. Aug. 23——.
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A Danzig
$672,747,500
Bonds
Jan. 1
$100
Jan-July
June-Doo
1948
7s
$14,953,700
Stocks
(Number
of
Wed. Aug. 24——
-Jan-July
1946_
1947
535,256,100
Transactions at the American
Week's Range
or
85,415,500
610,881,500
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A
61,447,000
13,596,000
108%
$104
Interest
Exchange
$20,500
749,000
89
73%
80
$106
Friday
American
342,993,892
$8,000
411,000
105%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
_
26
1954
444,453,818
°
1,352,700
1 124,500
4,726,500
4,151,000
$25,083,500
100%
8
99
102% 102%
June-Dec
1974
$5 000
------
Sale*
$4,412,000
5,woo
Jan. 1 to Aug.
10,111,090
9,795,170
Bonds
~
Government
Total—
99
Jan-July
June-Dee
1964
5s 1960—__
Newspaper
„
TotvM
Bond
1955
$115
3Vis
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
Western
70
June-Deo
A 1963
Power
—
26
1951
RaHroSd'^d23,957,000
1956
194C coupon
$2,000
$1,124,500
$25
__Feb-Aug
1973
112
Co—
Electric
with
164,000
101
108
$115
Feb-Aug
—
—
Week Ended Aug.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A 6 Vis ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
$2,000
______
1955
Btocks-No, Of Shares
Terni
5,453,000
4,539,000
3,987,000
„■
-
Total
105%
•
2,123,750
2,196,460
25
26__
$232,000
304,000
237,000
187,500
$4,180,000
5,798,000
1,434,910
1,898,740
-
Thurs. Aug.
Fri. Aug.
-
100%
93%
102
98
99%
93%
1
Aug
Mon
103
99
17
99%
$98% 100%
Feb-Aug
May-No*
198ft
99%
100
98
99%
Jan-July
98
103%
99%
99%
$95
Feb-Aup
Counties
Spalding
99%
April-Ocf
Southern California Gas 3Vis 1970
Southern
99%
Foreign
Bondt
and Miscel.
Bonds
Sharei
United State«
Government
Bondt
M'l
Bank
Bondt
Railroad
Stocks
102
94%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern California Edison
Transactions at the New York
$25
1960
coupon
&
$115
I960—April-Oct
1940 coupon
1
1
Public Service Electric
$334,000
187,000
71,000
$592,000
2,000
167,000
$71,000
$592,000
Jan. 1
1955
to Aug. 26
1954
3,066,028
154,893,959
88,456,816
$247,000
$11,407,000
12,875,000
2,132,000
$8,106,000
239,000
57,000
$543,000
$26,414,000
7,704,000
3,259,000
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The Commercial and Financial
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Monday, August 29, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Par
Motors
American
Corp
Tel
Rigncs
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■
5
61
Tel—
wi
—__100
Boston
Albany RR
&
Boston Edison
Boston
&
5%
(The)-t.
Maine
RR_.___
Boston
&
Calumet
Cities
Prop__
Providence
&
Hecla
Service
SS
Lines
._
Coal
Co
Mach
Co
&
Webster
Inc
Union
Twist
United
Fruit
United
2,463
79%
225
25%
26%
45
127%
133
60%
50
124
U
Smelting Rfg & Mining Co
9c
16%
16%
17%
137% 138%
3
3%
Jun
61%
Delroit Stock
Jun
84%
July
23%
Jun
Jan
118
Friday
STOCKS
66
Feb
130
Jan
16%
21c
Mar
18
Mar
145
Jan
Feb
-
130% Mar
1,773
Mar.
Par
Allen
Electric
Baldwin
Big
Bear
Markets
Briggs
Manufacturing
Company
Burroughs Corp
1%
Jan
227
21%
Jan
30%
Jun
Jan
2
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
10%
Jun
Davidson Bros
9%
220
7%
25
220
21%
Jan
30
30
25% July
Detroit
130
19%
42
Apr
30% Mar
Detroit
25
36%
Jan
43
22%
24%
2,178
22%
Apr
25% May
15% Aug
15
15%
2,646
13% Mar
55%
56%
1,054
51
Feb
48%-
49%
837
45%
Jun
60% May
54% Mar
Fruehauf
Gar
25
39% Mar
50%
Jun
Gemmer
165
Feb
General
50
49% May
12% Jan
60
13%
63%
67%
14% Mar
Goebel
1,326
63% Aug
82%
Great
Jan
of Prices
Shares
Par
American
Laundry
Burger
Brewing
common..
Electric
com_
8.50
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100
Picher
Formica Inc
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89
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90
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July
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Ashland
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International Harvester
88
Feb
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Jan
46
Jan
100
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13%
Feb
611
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Jan
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52%
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Jun
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Jan
27
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178'% 179%
256
62%
Feb
54
47%
Jan
Jan
75% Aug
82% Aug
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173
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36% May
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50
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Lead
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33%
30
Mar
35 %
54%
July
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Jan
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176
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Jan
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Los
Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Corp
Aeco Corp
Alleghany Corp
Allied
10c
(Un)__
Allis-Chalmers
American
Amer
(Un)_
Inc
1
Can
American
Cyanamid
Co
(Un)
Foreign
Motors
(Un)
(Un)
American
Radiator
American
Smelting & Ref
American Tel
Rights
&
Tel
&
(Un):
Power
Corp
—-_10
SS
Co
(Un)
Viscose
Anaconda Co.
Corp
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29%
29%
Corp
Co.
(Ill)
(Un)_.
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185
22 % July
85c
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4%
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30
1.40
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Jan
10%
Jun
Mar
70% Aug
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
6 %
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61
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44%
60%
220
48% May
60% July
12%
100
13
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15% Mar
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May
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45 %
179% 183%
2,877
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Jun
26%
Jun
54'% Aug
187% July
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Jan
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18,837
3
Aug
74%
73%
58%
7 5'/a
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63
Feb
73% Aug
58%
438
41%
Jan
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74
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84'% Aug
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16%
14%
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222
12%
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1
50
Jun
Feb
10
Ashland Oil & Ref Co (Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
(Un)
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
Aug
80%. Apr
28%l Jun
59%
52%
.10
(Un)
Feb
Mar
13%
__
59%
9
50
(Un)__
&
822
25
Armco
Steel
1,350
1,236
—100
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Armour
6%
72 %
24%
25
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230
25%
3
American
7,650
93/4
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1.10
71%
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100
1.00
24%
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6
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Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__l
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American &
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Airlines
American
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Pictures
Artists
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Sales
Range
Sale Price
__
Mar
133
34% May
40
133
July
Feb
Jun
Mar
67%
11
63
50%
50%
40
46% May
Aug
21
Jan
Apr
41% July
53% Jun
144'% July
50%
Aug
15%
Jan
27%
Jun
102% July
57% July
82
Jan
53% July
Avco
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
Securities
Baltimore &
Bandini
Ohio
Co___
Corp
Basin
Bros
Bendix
6%
13
14%
___100
Instruments
1%
Black Mammoth
10c
Mining
Diamond Corp
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Chica
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Oil
pfd
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Pacific
Canso
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Oil
Oil
RR
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185
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3%
8.625
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160
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1,600
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1,343
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July
51% Aug
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Jun
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47%
Aug
57
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Apr
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10
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51%
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10
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Canadian
Canadian
15%
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62%
9
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
Byron
13
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Borden Co
(Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
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Mar
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159% July
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52 % Aug
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20
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for Week
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18
36%
20
Corp
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Hoskins Manufacturing
Exchange
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Jan
86
1
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Hastings Mfg
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4
23%
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127% Aug
Jan
7c
304
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Jun
56%
56'% May
2,228
DETROIT
Jun
12% July
30% Aug
20% Mar
10
Building
47% Mar
1%
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Corp
55%
52% Mar
300
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Aug
49% Aug
63% May
98%
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July
Jan
16 %
American
15% Mar
26%
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130
25
Waldorf System Inc
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60%
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58
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40
Jan
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Ford
Jun
126
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35% May
1
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41%
50%
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Mar
10%
30%
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Torrington Co
113
147
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177
195
52%
2.50
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34
57%
50
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Stop
122
50
52%
138
Stock
52% Aug
50c
Pennsylvania RR
Stone
24%
Jan
39
11%
100
Corporation
Shawmut
Jan
Jan
29%
41
20
England Tel & Tel
Folding
52%
15
294
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Electric System
Rexall
562
216
52%
13%'-13%
100
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Reece
60%
122
10
York
Detroit Stock Exchange
Aug
24
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Maine Central RR Co
National Service
81%
New
155
50%
•
Members
187% July
3ili Aug
Aug
58%
1
_
Jan
May
60% July
•'
Cement Corp
Norbute
Feb
30 %
5
com_
Lone
New
Jan
138 %
10
Copper Corp
New England
47%
7
13%
Jan
52%
♦
Kennecott
Star
692
•
—
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—_
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81%
72%
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Co
Island
3 A
II
First National Stores Inc
General Electric (new;
Gillette
172%
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
1
39
5
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Aug
2,735
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131,141
10
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Eastern Gas & Fuel
Eastern
RR
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318
342
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178
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Range
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16%
10
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127
53% Aug
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Number 5459
182
Volume
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Oil Co Ltd
Charter
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(Un)_————25
(Un)
1
St Paul com (Un)
*
Chicago Corp
Chicago Milw
Preferred
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.—
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Co
Service
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Molybdenum (Un).
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Columbia Gas System: (Un)_—«l,—
Commercial Solvents (Un)
.
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Consolidated
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Continental Copper & Steel com...
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Crown Zellerbach Corp (Un)_'
5
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Decca
Douglas
Dow
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du Pont
21%
Aug
30 V'4
76 Va
Jan
761/2
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35%
Jan
50 Va
6%
16%
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Pacific
199
32y4 May
741
64% May
437a Jan
891/2
1,525
751
43*/a Mar
58%
Jun
769
38 Vu
46%
Apr
Feb
—
21
40%
1—1
Flying Tiger Lines Inc__
Food Machinery & Chemical
Foremost Dairies Inc,
Fruchauf Trailer Co_.
(Un)—10
——2
—1
_
17
Mar
Apr
Jan
292
37%
Jan
57%
74%
Apr
Corporation
2
Dynamics Corp (Un)_
—3
Electric Co (Un)
.——5
Exporation of Calif
1
Foods Corp (Un)
♦
Motors Com common
1—5
Telephone Corp (Un)
10
Tire & Rubber iUn.)
2»/2
Garrett
Jan
54
35
41
230
Sound Pulp & Timber
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General
General
General
General
General
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1.60
Feb
4.25
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Co (Un)
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Great Northern RR (Un)__—:
Great Lakes
10
30
13%
Corp
40
Jan
Rexal!
5'/a
Jan
7'/2
501
471/4
Feb
56 %
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Aug
26
117
35%
Jan
43 % May
Jan
July
Rice
1
25
Preferred
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July
42%
51
Mar
79% Mar
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Hunt Foods Inc
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Jan
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3,561
37
May
136'/4 July
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Jan
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Jun
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Aug
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155
50
Jan
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205
2.55
119
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7% Aug
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——
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25c
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Imperial Development
Central
Illinois
RR
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Iron Corp
Interlake
*
(Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
International Paper
Intcx
Oil
—
—
10c
_*
Johns-Manville
Kaiser
Corp
—10
49','4
(Un)
Laughlin Steel (Un)
& Chem
Alum
Copper
Kennecctt
Kern-
County Land
Kropp
(Un)
33 %c
Libby McNeill & Libby (Un)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Lincoln Petroleum
Lockheed
Loew's
Lorillard
7
(Un)—25
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1
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10
Corp
.
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Li
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(Un)
National Distillers
(Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)_
National Supply Co (Un)
National Theatres Inc (Un)_—
New England Electric System (Un)
New Icria Mr.g & Chem
New York Central RR (Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power
Nordon Corporation
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Apr
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54
87 % July
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(Un)
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(Un)
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Feb
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10
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7
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40
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45% Mar
20 % May
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78
46% May
54
July
130
41
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Feb
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3
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16%
20c
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Jun
——
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Westinghouse Air Brake
184
(Un)
(Un)
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
&
Woolworth
York
Inc (Un)
Company
(F
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Corporation
(Un)—i
(Un)___
Youngstown Sheet &
Mining Co
Radio Corp (Un)
Zenda Gold
Zenith
Tube (Un)
140
19
July
30
985
27
Jan
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963
24%
682
50
45
150
421/4 Mar
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165
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143% July
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91/4 Aug
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May
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23
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Feb
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49% Jun
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106
38%
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38% Aug
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Jun
2
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Kentucky Coal Co
Air Lines Inc
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19%
26%
1
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431/4 Mar
43'A
54 V4
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Apr
22 % Aug
26% Mar
31% Jan
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58 3/4 Feb
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55% July
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183/4
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39% 40%
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—
111
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Vanadium Corp
43% Mar
109% Mar
93
a29% a29%
10
1
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98% July
415
38%
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160
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———1
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467
45
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283/a
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74
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23%
283/4 July
38% Mar
30
1
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9'/4
1
1
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21
49%
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Textron American Inc common
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5
Transamerica Corp
2
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1
Tri-Continental Corp (Un)
1
Gulf Sulphur
901/4
Jun
64
Mar
27
132% 132%
—25
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72
88
7.50
(Un)
231/4
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28 '/2 Mar
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&
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Feb
18% Aug
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10
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Apr
9%
86
341/2
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91/2
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41
2.05 July
Jun
75
51%
*
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15
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60
1.280
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Standard Oil Co of Calif_
Standard Oil (Indiana) (Un)
Standard Oil Co (N J) (Un)
United
2,650
Feb
-
61
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Apr
170
7
Jan
241/2 Aug
54%
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*
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Apr
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Sperry-Rand Ccrp
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1,411
241%
2
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Jan
30 % July
36% Mar
48% Jun
18%
5
Pacific
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a—
Jan
241%
25
—25
25
pfd
(Un)__
Southern Company
Southern
Studebaker
Jan
Feb
Mar
18 '/a
24%
15
(Un)
class A
Calif Petroleum
73% July
24
Aug
95c
May
a42 */4 a42 V4
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1
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Calif Gas 6%
40% July
60
10% Jun
Jan
9%
48%
*
preferred
preferred
4.48%
Southern
Jan
«—
73/4
9%
5
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc
Solar
Aircraft Co
35%
84
July
65
35%
*
—1
20c
7%
Company
&
Signal Oil & Gas class A
Sinclair Oil Corp
769
53
11% Aug
47% July
Jun
39V2 Mar
48%
1
—
Shell Oil Company
21% Mar
340
Jun
25% Mar
Feb
1
105
,
42%
Jun
43%
6'/a Mar
247
93%
57'%
62
83% July
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27% July
510
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Jan
44%
25% Aug
Jan
1.10 May
42
21
41 >/4
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38 Vu
66'%
——
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5
San Francisco Ry
*
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
*
San Diego Gas & Electric common—10
59c
preferred
20
Sapphire Petroleums
1
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Seaboard Finance Co
1
Seaboard Oil Co (Un)
1
Southern
411
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44
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62%
44%
23
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18
Menasco Mfg. Co—
—
1
Merchants Petroleum
1
Merck &• Co Inc (Un)
16%c
Minnesota Power & Light (Un)
*
Mission Development (Un)
5
Mississippi River Fuel new com—10
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Un)
5
Montana Power Co (Uni_
*
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc (Un)
*
Mt
Diablo Co
1
Martin
15% 15%
67 68'%
„
10c
:
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Inc
—
129%
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Forge
Lion Oil Co
1
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42c
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Jones iis
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33'/3c
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28%
9%
Jun
3% Mar
200
6%
28%
8%
*
63%
605
1.35
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Jan
35%
585
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39% 39%
—__
International Harvester
July
8%
Aug
2%
2,300
16c
Jan
35c
67
2
125
35
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15c
Jan
Jan
51%
265
a62% a62%
„
Apr
Feb
Louis
Servel
63
76
37y4 37%
28V4 28V4
„
—
Hupp
6%
900
6%
—
—
Jun
21c
2,690
1.35
37%
X
Holly
341/4
Safeway
850
50 51%
22 23%
—
23%
Aug
28
20% Aug
225
Feb
34
1,913
a25% a25%
__
—_5
—50c
.
Electronics——^-
32
7
Jan
28%
1
Rockwell Spring & Axle
462
16
34
300
—
13
25%
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
208
42
34
„
32V4
——
(Un)„_10
Ranch Oil Co
Richfield
Aug
t
35% 35%
37% 39%
a80y2 a83%
39 %
A
Hancock Oil Co class
Hoffman
15%
32*/4
a28% a28%
'
21/2
Drug Inc
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
Rheem Manufacturing Co
44% Mar
May
1,625
41%
__
3
—1
——•
25
Aircraft Eng (Un)
Gulf Mobile & Ohio (Un)_
Gulf OU Corp (Un)
Grumman
Jun
1
Oil & Gas„
Jan
23%
Jun
20*/a Aug
134
15%
1—•
(Un)
Corp
Greyhound
2V4
37%
a
Jan
460
May
884
25c
8%
aG8% aG8%
56% 58%
2V/4
2'A
* 2%
21/4
5
36
34% July
*
5
1
50c
10
of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
:
Radio
Jan
201/4
3
23c
8%
Calif common—50c
——.
35%
202
1
(Un)
Corp
Pictures
RKO
171/2 Mar
Mar
14
392
Aor
14% July
Servomechanisms
Good Flumor Co of
827
*
*
5
(Un)
Pure Oil Co
Jan
10%
10
1,500
Jun
Aug
355
453
36% 36%
57% 57%
50 V4 52%
7%
8%
a81.%
a82
126% 129%
41 Va 43'%
57% 58%
a27% a27%
2.90 2.95
a39% a40%
120
52%
a
79% July
249% July
Pullman
42
42
—
39%
52%
12%
3
5
*
Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)__
13%
225
a460 a460
al0% al0%
20%
21
40% 41%
6% 6%
52% 53:%
24% 26%
__
—
39%
1
Co
&
Phillip
159 */2
__
100
1
1
5
Bank—
Merchants
&
2,160
39%
(Un)__
Reserve
Fedders-Quigan Corp (Un)
Fitziinmons Stores class A
Flintkotfe Co (Un)
15%
50
50
33'/he
(Chasi
a—
20%
1
1
(Un)
Jun
64% July
52% Mar
19%
15%
a
4
Pictures
373/4
32'/4 Aug
52%
common
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
50
—
Farmers
90
4% Mar
51% July
20
(Un)
Oil
Western
American World
Pfizer
7% May
427
50'% 50%
—
a77% a78%
a45
a45 a45%
Electrical
Products
—
13 %' 13 Vss
ElectroData
.--1
—
11% 11%
Emerson
Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
„
al4Va al4V8
Erie Railroad Co (Uni—23"4
23%
Exeter Oil CO—
—1
1.75
1.75 1.75
260
a58
July
50
al5%
(J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania'Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un),
37% July
7
34'/a
a57
Jan
3
45% Mar
6
Jan
425
34%
40c
18c
3 Va
6ft
Penney
18% July
'
2,000
3'%
Rights w i
Pan
Feb
35%
Jan
39% Jan
22c
100
Jan
14% Mar
217
common
Tel common
&
Paramount
16%
Jan
24 Ys July
Mar
24
32% Mar
25
a35y4 a35%
Jan
67%
1,455
■
Aug
9%
July
lfi
Tel
47%
210
25%
2.76 Jan
1,675
a49 % a49 %
25
—25
25
25
10
*
1
Petroleums
Pacific
9% May
Jan
75
•
Lighting
Pacific
84% July
3,106
23%
Pacific
Feb
14%
Jan
30
22%
___1
10
3
12% Aug
Jun
9% July
57%
1,360
76%
22C
8
10
25
preferred
5%% preferred
59c
red preferred
5 9c
red class A pfd
Pacific Indemnity Co
Jan
185
224'%
Inc
Airlines
Jan
10%
L
Gr/c
Jan
52% Aug
45 y4
90
—
_1
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co (Uni
El Paso Natural Gas (Un)
Eastern
47%
39% Mar
50
de Nemours (Un)—5
Laboratories,.
Pacific
Pacific
€0
166
—
—
(Un)
Corp
Clay Products
Finance Corp
Gas & Elec common
Pacific
Feb
Feb
45
23%
—
17%
25%
Aug
639
1
1
69
5 Vis
15% Mar
20
;
458
-
43 %
Industries
DuMont (Allen B)
;
566
a6%
1
Chemical
Dresser
553
__5
50c
10c
Aircraft
Co
Oil Co of Calif
Co (Un)
Douglas
•
16%
a6%
—
Jun
69%
25%
5
1
Chemical
30% Aug
a7% a7%
.——10
Overland
76%
(Unl J.
Co
Mathieson
68
73%
76
1
1
12
•
(Un)
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
21 Va Mar
16Va
34% 36 Va
,68% 70V4
5 5 Vis
53
53
42% 43%
al4% al4%
—
Jun
9% Mar
59% Mar
i_
__
Ohio Edison
Aug
551/4
290
50c
.
(Un)_
Deere & Co
—
94%
Apr
Jan
1,671
a78% a79'/4
50% 50'%
10
;
Inc
Records
_i_ •
Jan
5%
..
i
High
Low
6% Mar
69% Aug
82
Jun
1
Co
Oceanic Oil
1
Range since Jan.
High
3%
69%
*
Inc
Petroleum
Occidental
48 V2
66%
34
963
—1
(Un)
Corp common
(Un)
A
__
'
25
Cudahy Facking Co (Un)______.
Curtis
Publishing
Co (Un)
Cur tiss-Wright
—
—
(Un)
Co
Steel
Crucible
Co (Un)
Can
Continental
681/4 Aug
-,.
,
7
45% 45%
a50% a52'/a
22% 22%
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al2% al2%
9%
9%
__
2 81/2 May
Feb
21%
20%
45%
(Un).
25
N Y IUn)_J__c
Consolidated Engineering ________50c
Edison
Commonwealth
Jan
46%
66
16%
16%
21%
13%
Aircraft
Shares
3%
3%
1
(Un).
(Un)
Ry
Jan
30%
66
23%
30%
*
v
6%
.
25%
43%
1,234
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—
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♦
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'
21'/a Mar
100
87
o4
85%
Jan
Jun
Pacific
Northrop
54j/8
1
1
Co_
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2.-; 4
-
.
Oil
American Aviation
North
Feb
Jan
41
24
2
if
835
68 %
Jan
1% Mar
a22
67%
68
a53%
63'/2
Norris
25% July
30 V8
70
100
53%
53%
a21%
24
—
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10
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--—
Chrysler Corp
Clary
__
21% Mar
545
22%
23
a30% a31V8
112
US
22%
& Ohio
Chesapeake
Cities
(Un)
Vought Aircraft
Chance
*
_1
1
(Un)
Com
Celanese
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
AUGUST 26
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
25
210
18
25
Aug
24%
22%
150
18
Jan
24Mj
Jun
21%
23
24%
23
323
23
Aug
281/2
Mar
24% Jan
a27 '/4 a27%
55
64%
532
28c
30c
4,400
11%
11%
120
46 ys May
64%
30c
63
Aug
83
Feb
240
Jan
430
11 y4
Jan
14
Apr
Apr
49%
355
a21% a22 '/a
a89
a94
65
23
55
71%
Jan
5c
111
4c
Jan
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15
97%
Feb
49%
__
49%
5c
Jun
32% Feb
May
52 % July
27%
Jan
92 Va July
8c
126
Jan
Mar
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
-
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Midwest Stock
A eampllAUe*
Friday
Laboratories
Steel
;
Co
5
42 'W
30%
Castings
Alleghany
Corp
Laboratories
Allied
Broadcast
24%
21
Jan
29%
200
22 %
Jan
40%
40%
100
38% May
45%
58%
59%
500
48% Mar
62%
Warrants
1
178%
14%
3#
Bastian-Blessing
Inc
Brad
Sons
Foote
Burton-Dixie
Butler Brothers
C
& C
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Carrier
Corp
$3
&
Ohio
5 7/
&
m
1
preferred^
Pac
Northwestern
cum
"
(Un)—IIIH25
Ry
C.hic Milw St Paul
&
Chicago
series
common
*
Chrysler Corp
1
4%% preferred
Clinton Foods Inc
j
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5
Continental
Motors
Jan
Feb
6
40
Jan
9%
Mar
8%
Jun
Apr
15%
1,600
12
Jan
24% Mar
63%
250
57
Jan
65
Apr
3
May
2%
2%
300
2%
Jan
26%
200
25 %
Jun
47%
48 %
400
46%
Aug
1%
3,400
18%
■
•
153
1
400
22%
18'/a
May
104%
50
31% May
57% Apr
21
1%
Jan
Jan
160% July
Jan
25
Mar
300
16%
Jan
26%
27%
400
24 %
Jan
28%
Feb
42%
43%
400
34%
Jan
47%
Apr
66
100
2%
60
1,500
Feb
2%
3%
Aug
18
500
16'/b Mar
29%
400
23%
20%
21%
700
Apr
Feb
21% Aug
34 % Jun
Jan
Drewerys
Eastern
Air
(The)
Co
Goldblatt
Gulf Oil
Corp
Hallicrafters
Dock.IIIIII
Industries
(Un)
23
2
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Harnischfeger Corp —ZZI_IIH
ij
Heileman (G)
Brewing
Hein Werner
Corp.
J
Co
~~k
_
Sib^arn, ®pencer Bartfettlll
Houdaille
Hershey
Hupp Corporation
Apr
North
26%
Jan
American Aviation (Un)
North American Car
Corp
Northern Illinois Corp
2 %
Jan
Northern Illinois Gas Co
400
1%
Jan
1,400
30%
Jan
36%
Feb
Northern
46
Jan
53
Jun
Northern States
54%
Jun
Feb
25%
64%
64%
50
64% May
65%
Jun
Oak
16 %
Jan
29%
Jun
Ohio
Edison
Oil
Illinois Brick
Co___
Indiana Steel
Products"
Inland Steel Co__
(new
25
1,200
19
19
100
1*7 % Aug
20%
Jun
Ohio
39%
300
38 %
Aug
39 %
Aug
Oklahoma
9(j
90
100
87%
Aug
10
1,400
9%
9
101% May
Jan
Jan
12%
nag«»
45.
Apr
32
Jun
48
Jan
39
78%
1,800
400
?
"
33
69
87
400
66%
53
53%
400
47% May
55%
31%
Co
Gas
31%
31%
33
900
7,800
75
15%
Jun
2,400
10% Mar
17
May
200
13
Jan
32%
16% Jun
32%
200
30%
Jan
35
7%
7%
1,600
3%
Jan
7
7%
1,100
9% July
7
Jan
9 % May
7%
„
29%
29%
200
92% Aug
Aug
26%
Jan
84
Jan
35%
Jun
Jun
5%
convertible
42
Aug
30%
423/4
700
42
Aug
53
26%
July
450
23
May
34
Jan
78-%
49%
80
49
49%
400
5
5%
350
8%
1,700
—
8%
1,200
28%
31%
950
26
32%
Jan
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco
Mar
16%
49%
14%
Jun
67
100
10
500
9%
Aug
38%
700
37%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
400
6%
1.700
22%
23%
63
2,800
Mar
July
78% July
14%
Jan
9% May
6% Aug
Jan
31% May
350
20
Mar
23% Aug
I
38
Jun
27
July
200
43% Mar
58%
Jun
20%
Apr
23 %
Jan
36 xk
Jan
57
Jun
100
68 % Mar
43
54
Jan
16%
Feb
50
"
'
13%
May
Jan
400
950
2,200
4,300
2,100
15% May
7
Mar
23% Aug
11% Jan
3
Jan
17% Mar
9%
Aug
Peoples
Gas
20%
20%
300
,
5,000
46%
68 %
68%
100
30
30 J,b
1,650
15%
15%
50
5
21%
223/B
13.000
76
77
46%
500
600
Aug
55%
Jan
83%
Jun
33
Jan
44%
Jun
Jan
12% July
Jan
49
73/4
32
Jan
68 %
Feb
323A July
13%
Feb
16
Co
23% Aug
82
aJn
Theatres
16%
16%
1,200
16%
Jan
17% July
68%
1,050
55
Jan
69%
Jun
28%
31
6.500
20%
Jan
31
Aug
50
200
44
Jan
33 %
52% Aug
33%
400
32
Aug
37%
37%
200
32
Feb
38 V*
July
57%
58%
700
50
Mar
64 %
July
1,200
17
1
18%
23%
17%
100
7%
11.300
7%
25
preferred
5
19%
17%
4
12.50
7
23%
23%
2.600
27
27
34
1,600
158% 158%
100
33%c
%
100
23%
24
1,300
4
4
5
5
(Uni
America
(Un)
4
I83/4 July
93/a Jun
15
Jan
22%
Jan
156
Feb
17% Mar
Drug (Un)
!
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class
lo
4
Rockwell Spring & Axle_
5
St
Louis
St
Louis
National
Stockyards
64%
700
48%
Jan
300
353/8
Aug
73%
1,000
42
41%
42
300
63%
63%
200
II
57
May
71% Mar
36
36%
200
34% May
41% Jun
31%
31%
31%
600
30% Mar
33%
10%
10%
300
49%
47%
49%
8% May
37% Jan
11% Aug
55% Jun
19 V8
19 %
600
18%
44'/2
47%
1,000
41 %
Aug
May
25%
47%
9%
9%
300
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
11
Aug
500
57%
Feb
69
Jun
6,300
90
2% Mar
12
Jun
3%
900
70% May
38% Jan
17%
Feb
49% Mar
79% Mar
500
46%
56%
1,800
100
493/
1,500
8,600
89% Mar
33%
37
7%
Jan
Jun
137% Aug
38% Aug
May
45 % July
Feb
10% Aug
Jua
Jan
Apr
483/9 July
10% Jun
48%
600
40
25%
25%
1,150
24
Jan
31
Mar
28%
28%
300
25
Jan
31 %
July
60
60
1
Mar
48% July
56%
Jun
14%
14%
14%
700
14%
Jan
16%
Feb
42%
42%
200
34% Mar
49%
Jun
26% Mar
30
Jan
60
Jan
26%
26%
100
22
21%
22
500
17%
18
250
_I
17%
Jun
21
Feb
98%
200
74%
Jan
104
July
11%
113i
98%
11%
150
11% Feb
13
Feb
7,50
61%
61'/a
200
56%
Jan
65% Mar
1
class B
18%
19
400
18%
Jun
20% July
1
common
____1
Co
common
Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Gas
Bend
Jun
42%
25 '/a
lo
Sinclair
South
Jun
78
28 %
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
New
48%
643/, Aug
43%
42%
1.40
Feb
500
Jan
Oil
48%
4
Sears Roebuck & Co
Corp
Jun
Mar
24% July
12
class A
14% Aug
Serrick
July
5
Public Service
Regis Paper Co
Sangamo Electric Co
26% Aug
6% July
25 %
30%
166
35%
2.50
B
Jun
35%
5
10
Rexal
22
Jan
71%
1
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Uni
Jan
Jan
73%
4
(Un)
5
60 38
'
(Un)
Indiana
15%
Jun
63
3
Corp
Jun
37%
Quaker Oats Co
RKO
Jan
17% Mar
66
5
Coke
common
Aug
49%
Company (Uni
Oil
July
47%
24
4
Corp
Co
Jan
10
(Un)
(Un)
Co of
22% July
23% Jan
23%
68
1
1
113/4 May
May
20% May
700
(Un)
Petroleum
Service
Pullman
Pure
Light Jk
Corp
Phillips
Public
Shell
10fc
Jan
19%
19
10
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
600
8
7
150
11
:
St
~~v
Apr
81% May
600
~q%
Jan
Jun
7%
800
600
Richman Bros Co
14
85%
60%
Aug
19%
'
80%
Feb
48
6% Aug
16
Apr
5
20
50
Jan
100
73%
19%
5
prior
45%
50
300
gi34
Jun
44% Mar
20
,_4
Pennsylvania RR
34% May
7%
II
27%
Mar
26%
42%
100
Chem
200
6%
ZL4
87
May.
37% July
43% Feb
15%
'
„
..12
92
9%
26%
63% July
8% Jan
15%
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com)
37%
37%
23%
23% July
61% Feb
Jan
15%
•
10
Electric
&
36%
67i,
AU
Jan
Jan
44
American World Airways (Un)
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
31% Aug
31 %
49%
in
67%
32%
400
25%
Jun
100
2,000
_.l
Ry
Power
92
31%
6%
600
36
26%
14% Aug
43% Mar
500
78%
36
25
'
•'
7
77%
Pan
83%
5
Co
Southern
Pacific
(Un)
Works
(Un)
Southwestern
Co
Public
55
15
61
60%
61
200
50
_5
27%
26%
27%
200
24%
5
Co Inc
Lathe
Southern
21%
20%
54V4
20
55%
20%
1,300
1,100
Aug
49% Mar
28% May
21% Mar
18
Jan
4
62%
62%
200
51%
Jan
1
27 5B
27%
1,000
27%
Jan
50c
23
22%
251/4
4,100
22 3/4
Aug
2
15%
14%
15%
900
10%
Jan
2%
800
l3/4
Jan
4
90
2%
2%
Jun
61% July
Jan
(Un)
;
59%
Mar
Service
Sperry Rand Corp„
Spiegel Inc common
27% Aug
65
28%
293/4
July
Jan
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16% July
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41
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8
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26
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1,532
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36% Aug
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16
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July
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79
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Feb
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•
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460
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112
98%
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10
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363
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102
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Natco
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100
6%
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8
5%
5
5%
2,780
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332
34
Jan
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45.
30
Feb
473
16
Jan
20
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335
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177
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35
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22
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45%
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*
157
157
157
395
A
11
20%
39%
124
Feb
Aug
12%
Jan
Jun
26%
Feb
Apr
Jan
47%
161
Jen
Apr
19%
20%
1,311
13%
Jan
20% Aug
*
■51%
513/4
473
45'A
Jan
52% Aug
—_—1.33'%
al7
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66
16%
Apr
17%
Feb
33
Apr
34 %
Jun
28%
Aug
29% July
20%
5
(Un)
N Y
Co
a33% a33%
(Un)—15
5
28%
411
28%
79%
79
498
55%
Jan
84 % July
121
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103% 103%
880
103'A
Aug
106% May
a49% a54%
240
32%
Jan
45
79
*
(Un)__25
a54%
—1
23%
.
a__
—
Mar
223A
23%
1,580
16
Jan
24
Mar
18%
19
1,047
15%
Feb
19 %
July
64'%
64'%
67
Mar
5
64%
*
_*
5
2.45
2.45
150
49'A
513A
1,286
62
2.35
May
Jan
46 % July
2.50 Mar
53
Apr
13
13
100
12'A May
15
Jan
__
52%
52'%
282
43% Mar
58%
Jun
(Un)_10c
14%
143%
143/4
450
13%
Aug
17% Mar
80
158%
Jan
249'% July
7'%
common
Air
a219%a224%
25
(Un)
Co
&
A
Lines
Inc
Natural
Paso
May
52
Apr
33% May
41
67
462
41%
37'%
536
1%
1 *%
700
24
265
a4!8
*
a4!3
65
Jun
81
Jan
328
373%
37%
1%
55%
Mar
78%
a45 a453A
20
Ltd
Petroleums
41 % Mar
a45
2o
1
Co——/.
100
233/4
3
Co
503A
78%
10
Co
Corp
Plantation
50%
1
(Un)
Gas
Capwell
Ltd
Emporium
(Un)—
1
21%
3%
May
July
1% Aug
Jan
26
Feb
Jan
6
,5rf July
*
10
35%
35%
100
35% Aug
39 'A
July
53%
52%
53%
606
47%
Feb
55'%
Jun
——2
24%
24'%
26%
6,432
23'% Aug
26%
Aug
41%
43
618
35%
46%
Jun
583%
59%
50'A
(Un)—
Machinery & Chemical Corp
Dairies
1
Co
Trailer
43
General Dynamics Corp—___
General
Electric
Jan
965
51% July
51%
859
46%
127% 127'%
1,039
43%
361
3
(Un)—
Co
—5
Great
Tire
&
Northern
Greyhound
& Co
Rubber
43%
1
a79
10
27%
—
—
McBean
Goodyear
5
a59%
41%
15%
5
(Un)
Ry
*
3
Corp
a
79 3%
60
Jan
41
70%
77% Mar
56
Jun
137%
July
Aug
44'% July
Jun
83% July
89% Mar
Jan
30% July
100
21
335
53%
Aug
61
41%
42
541
36%
Jan
15%
I
27%
a57 a59 %
16
1,255
13"%
Jan
43% July
16% Mar
July
Hawaiian
Pineapple Co
Hotels
Hilton
Corp
Holly
Development
Hcmestake Mining
35
589
44%
Jan
14
14%
1,519
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
20
36%
Jan
49% July
14'A
*
5
Ltd
■_
Co—-—1——
1.35
600
37'% a37%
113
1.35
1
a
(Un)—12%
Sugar Co (Un)
—20
Honokaa
a86%
a84 %
a86%
75
6%
a28 %
a27 % a28 3%
82
90c
8,100
Foods
Idaho
Mary
Mines
Idaho
Power
Co
Inc_
Co—
Hunt
343/4
a50% a503%
1
Hancock Oil Co class A
Jan
Aug
85% Aug
34% Mar
24
20%
a
Jan
112
82
1
Axle
50
35
85
5
United
For
Feb
Mar'
27%
27%
10
Co
Jan
Gladding
378
6%
5
Rockwell Spring &
Jan
33%
Gillette Co
17%
16%
6%
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
18%
92
17 Vs
16%
6%
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
66
17% Aug
17%
16%
"
Corp
1,780
25
10
17%
Mar
*
Supply_
30'%
25
30%
General Telephone Corp com (Uni—^10
75
8.50
Co
29%
33%
a44%
31
24%
*
Co
Jun
May
24% July
24%
Mar
Jan
Apr
36
a
General Motors Corp common
5
Gas
Fuel
High
24%
10
47%
57% July
1
Refractories
Joy Manufacturing
Jan
Feb
1
*
System
Walker
Range since Jan.
Low
36'A
42%
Feb
Mar
5
Inc
deNemours
Freuhauf
*
Co—
Commercial
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Harbison
Sales
39%
145
42%
100
of America
duPont
Foremost
40
69
a52 % a53'A
Eastern
Food
54
Jan
(Un)
Florida Power & Light
High
61'%
5%
July
44% Aug
for Week
*
5
87
——*
Mont Laboratories class
Du
El
Par
a64% a64 %
a64 %
Jan
56% July
Jan
Dow Chemical Co
Shares
Aug
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Jun
6%
Range
3%
Jan
6
4%
27%
Mfg Co
75%
of Prices
400
17
Jan
10% May
85
pfd——.
cum
Jan
Last
509
3%
(Un)___*
Corp (Un)
Jan
Sale Price
63%
3'A
153'/a July
a34
Giorgio Fruit Corp B common
5%
Week's
62%
Jan
a33%
——
Curtlss-Wrighti
Jan
432
wi
Co
103%
2,007
(Un)
Preferred
Steel
Apr
277
13
10
Zellerbach Corp Old common—5
common
57%
4%
Refining (Un)
Corn Products
Apr
Aug
4%
(Un)
Corp
Natural Gas
Consolidated
28
47 %
12 %
25
10
Edison of
Foods
24% May
141
22% July
Consolidated Coppermines
Consolidated
100
152
24%
33
(Un)
Indus
Chem
Consolidated
67%
Friday
a29
4% May
52'A July
20% May
20
Edison
Commonwealth
6
Feb
Jan
*
Jan
—
Solvents
Commercial
68
G3
Jan
36%
110
•
Apr
Jan
common
Packers
6%
$2,500
3%
80
21 %
••
Jun
19'/a
Jan
(Un)—
System
74%
87
40
a50 % u51 %
1
River
Jan
23%
(Un)
6%
86%
a4%
12 Va
17%
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Crucible
250
■
10%
13
5
(Un)_.
Columbia
Crown
14%
Apr
r
152
Corp
Consol
14%
8i3« Mar
■
15%
Chrysler Corp
Clary
100
Apr
8'A
55
Corp
Corp
Cities Service Co
9%
5.50
Ry
48%
■*
—5
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com
Federated
L)
Jan
'
33% July
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Gas
6Vs
67/a
152
-—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Ewa
(D
1,651
6%
47% July.
"40
July
180
(Un)
Eureka
Eureka
Clark
Jan
45% Aug
280
Co
Eastman Kodak Co
Continental
Jun
40%
19%
Caterpillar Tractor Co com
Corp of America
New
BONDS
Columbia
34'%
10
28%
Celanese
Doernbecher
*
100
—'
45% July
16% Feb
Jan
28%
Co
Co
&
Jan
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
14%
a46% a48%
10
Pacific
I)
31%
1975
13%
78% Aug
a—
20%
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)_.
Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Di
Blaw-Knox
639
'
al9%
Canadian
Apr
44"%
—
2%
(Un)
___
Packing
33%
preferred
Jan
36% May
__,—5
5
.
Ink
California
Jan
37%
47%
a—
a28 %
5
—1
15'
(Un)
Calaveras Cement
29%
stocks
10
.408
1
-—-—
Sullivan
&
180
74
Co
July
-2
(Un)__
Corp
Hill
32'%
1
series A
Aug
65
*
,.
Company
Bunker
32%
—
74
Baltimore Transit Co 5s
Aug
75
21%
5
(Un)
Feb
•
common
3 id
Feb
224
a4%
—1
(Un)
Corp
Boeing. Airplane Co
11% Aug
Sun
common
Jun
55% Aug
187'A July
Mar
40
45%
1'
—
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp
28%
50
Light
1,668
9%
a 50%
:
(Un)
Holdings
836
518
Lothrop
Jan
27
Jan
37%
6%
100
(Un)__—
Bishop Oil Co
510
71%.
Gas
13%
Mar
45%
14%
Inc—___»
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
1,695
34%
&
24% July
Jan
9'% Aug
37%
1
(Un)
Bendix Aviation Corp
13%
69%
$4.25
18'A
a41% a41 %
(Un)__13
___lc
Corp
(Un)
Instruments
32%
13%
14%
10
5
3
(Un)—:
Securities
Beckman
23%
34%
Woodward
a39
*
RR
Baltimore & Ohio RR
12'%
70%
Washington
78%
.
3t)5
•
a41 a44% c
5
(Un)—___
Line
Selburn
32'%
23%
___50
Co
77 %
a44
10
(111)
Mfg Corp
32%
*
Oil
58%
Co
(Un)
13%
Scott Paper Co
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
58%
50
(Un)
Co
Refining Co
*
common—*
common
75
a39
(Un)
Corp
75
25
25
(Un)
Co
Coast
Corp
$3
■*
Jun
398
1
common
&
62
Mar
695
Jun
3
Co
dividend preference
$1.40
16
49%
26%
100
Electric
Service
48
55%
Anaconda
Co—
Electric
Progress
332
48%
27%
.20
preferred
Potomac
-Public
17%
7
48%
»
______
Edison
3.60%
16%
5
—
Corp
Potomac
17
333
10
preferred
ParticiDating
7
*
com
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
-Philadelphia Electric common™
Philadelphia Transportation Co—
Common
7
«
50
Light
&
•"-Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
145
24%
Columbia
5f/r
Jun
a58 % a59%
54
Byron Jackson Co
Jan
31%
—
10
common
July
45
23%
American Viscose
Canada
Garfinckel
33 %
5
9%
36%
—
Jan
38% May
(Un)—*
Burroughs Corp
*
Co
22%
410
(Un)
4% Aug
_10
*
Electric Storage Battery
Fidelity & Deposit
4%
6%
—
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
503
41%
75
Tobacco
Baldwin
58%
1.80
Ins
30%
155
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
__25
_„
Title
30
40%
"
9%
wi
Rights
Bailey
187% July
40
50
Company
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
16%
1
High
859
3,490
180%
Baltimore
Common
Jun
24%
Atlantic
Low
24%
13
.
Aug
29 Vs
9%
Atlantic
Range since Jan.
High
50%
178%
10
Baldwin Securities Corp
Transit Co—
105%
Jan
/u
Shares
2 3i
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Jan
21
for Week
51
100
Rights wi
Arundel Corp
Atlantic City Electric Co
75%
626
24%
American
Avco
Range
Par
Co
Apr
24-i
25%
5
American Tel & Tel Co
July
80%
Smelting & Refining
American
J«n
120
Aug
20
.
Jun
10%
Jan
24%
41 %
(Un)
(Un)
American Radiator & S S
Atlas
Sales
Last
Sale Price
&
7%
16% July
95
—
12 %
(Un)
Ltd
American Factors
American Motors
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Tel
71
105%
(Un)__l
com
37 %
93'% Mar
1
(Un)
American Cyanamid Co
Armour
Stores
100
146
Aimco Steel Corp
American
260
al09
a71 a72%
(Un)
Bdst-Para Theatres
Amer
Archer-Daniels-Midland
American
10
105'%
a72%
Ltd
Aluminium
American Airlines Inc com
5
Tube
&
a
July
66% July
Jan
Mar
10
__
Feb
22 %
47'%
29
Jun
67%
22% Aug
62% Aug
28"%
63%
25
335
—20
(Un)
High
45 %
41% May
42
34%
*
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Co
100
:
Yates-Amer
33%
Allied Chem & Dye Corp
99%
49%
•
_
a69 % a 69 %
*
Alleghany Corp common
22%
10
(F W)
(Wm)
—
25
(Un)
(Un)
57% July
19%
Wool worth
ACF Industries Inc
Air Reduction Co
Low
a42 % a43%
1
Range since Jan.
High
—
Jun
36
10
Wisconsin Public Service
Wrigley
Jun
16 % Mar
51
13
79
*
Power
281
22%
29%
2.50
.
Corp
Jun
Shares
Low
5
common..
for Week
of Prices
Par
Laboratories
Sales'
Range
Sale Price
Abbott
Exchange
Week's
Last
Feb
Feb,
40 % May
Western Union Telegraph—
New
59
48% July
13
10
Westinghouse Electric
Whirlpool Corp
101 % July
Jan
40%
•
Friday
stocks
Apr
13%
43%
55%
San Francisco Slock
31%
Mar
1
16%
26
1
Aug
5
(Un)
Co
Corp__
Dorn
42 %
ENDED AUGUST
High
53%
10
Gypsum
Low
29%
25
Industries
S
S
Range since Jan.
High
98% 103
10
United Air Lines Inc
Shares
Low
*
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
Jan
31% July
8%
Jan
11
Jun
7c
Jan
10c
Jan
13 %
Jan
16%
Corp
(Un)__
International
Harvester
International
Nickel Co Canada
1
Co (Un)
International Tel & Tel com (Un)
International
Paper
1
81c
——10
—*
(Un)_*
7%
♦
80c
a3—Aa2?/8
Oil
33 %c
Co__^
15%
15%
15%
542
27%
26%
27%
586
25%
Jan
32%
Feb
Johns-Manville
66%
63%
67%
700
62% Aug
82%
Jan
Jones &
Corp
(Un)—
Laughiin Steel
(Un)
*
10
a__
23'A
50c
—
Apr
July
2.40
Jan
47'A
Feb
a—
—
28% May
1.25
Jan
25
27%
Jun
30% July
35%
Jan
41
106%
Jun
28»A
9%
38% 39 A
a81 % a86 %
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30
58%
Jan
al04%al065%
80
87%
Apr
28'A
9
28%
9%
501
23%
Jan
200
8%
83'%
364
82
May
91% Apr
%
48 3%
366
32% Mar
48% Aug
Apr
Intex
July
38% July
1.10
83'%
38%
a86'%
a
31% May
40 %
47
Feb
73% Aug
106% July
30
July
10%
Jun
I
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(848)
.
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Exch. (Oont.)
Francisco Stock
San
w«£.
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
Corp com—33%c
Chem
&
Alum
Kaiser
36%
3%
1
(Un)_——8%
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)___——*
Kern County Land Co
2%
Corp
Motors
Kaiser
Salt
Leslie
_
& Light
Power
Kansas
Co
Aircraft
15
*
—
26
Friday
1,032
1,050
30
May
2%
Jun
5
May
25% Mar
Jan
Jan
Aug
99
Jan
48%
Jan
58 %
100
40
Jan
55
Riverside
Cement
Apr
128%
430
435
Oil Corp
Royal
Dutch
S and
W Fine Foods Inc
Jujy
15
125
13%
Jan
23 %
384
40
Jan
51
Apr
Petroleum
St
Joseph Lead
St
Regis Paper Co
17% Mar
27% Mar
33% May
24
Jan
21 %
Feb
36% May
25% Apr
75
Jan
91% Aug
(Glenn)
Martin Co
Mfe
Menasco
Co
90
155
23%
24%
1,246
91%
91%
25%
91%
25%
50
1
—
*
32%
—
(Un)—.
Inc
& Robbins
a33
33%
24%
(Un)..——18
___—_
Navigation
McKesson
a32%
33%
—.
*
(Un ——
Bancorporation
Matson
a32%
5
Calculators—
Marchant
Marine
*/
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(EH) common...
Co (Un)
Co.—
1
5%
—
24% July
43%
817
24% Mar
35
161
40% Mar
43% Aug
325
5% May
130
32 32%
a42%a43%
5%
Mauricio
Paper
Sears
Roebuck
Merck
&
Middle
M
J
Inc
Co
South
M
(Unl„:
Utilities
Mother
&
Oil
M
Co
16%
Inc
Lode
Utilities
Montana
Co
Power
Montgomery
(Un)__
7
Jan
Shasta
Co
&
Oil
Auto
Southern
21%
Aug
30%
150
30%
Jan
35% Mar
3c
Apr
10c
Jun
52c
56c
5,347
50c
Aug
76c
Apr
25
Jan
32
40
Jun
Southern
87%
Jan
Southwestern
95
40
40
113
79%
National Distillers Products
National
Gypsum
1
(Un)
79%
360
New
N
Central
Y
Niagara
RR
(Un)
Mohawk
North
Amer
Power
American
North
5%%
Northrop
(Un)
Apr
2,195
16%
950
31%
46%
34%
34%
445
67
68%
1,073
22%
28%
871
...
1
preferred
Aircraft
17
47%
22%
25
22%
80
25%
200
15%
__
23
25%
__
1
15%
50
7
Apr
23%
Jan
55
46% Mar
16%
19%
20% May
7
55
__
1
com
325
__
*
Aviation
Investment
20%
Mar
a7%
,
•
16
20%
a7%s
System (Un)_„1
910
a7%
__
__1
17%
a51% a51%
—
l
Company
England Electric
17%
__
5
(Un)
Natomas
20
12
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
Onomea
Sugar
Chem
Co
Corp
49'%
820
52
310
a42% a42%
95
5
Products
Pacific
Inc
American
Jan
10
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Finance
Aggregates
'.
6%
1st
5%%
5%
preferred
1st
pfd
4.50%
red
1st
preferred
Pacific
Spiegel
Inc
Lighting Corp
Pacific Tel
Rights
Pacific
&
Tel
Pennsylvania RR Co
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon
(Un)
Phillips
Petroleum
Pioneer
Mill
Co
Ltd
(Un)_
Pure
Co
Oil
(Un)
Railway Equip & Realty common
Rayonier Incorporated new com__
8%
621
39%
100
3,170
36
556
32%
427
-
58
50
27%
320
136% 147'%
5%
197
6,(;f
15,687
a41% a41%
81
19
19%
27%
Reserve
Oil
&
Gas
Co
27%
18%
Jan
21
Apr
61%
62%
932
51
July
4
3% Mar
May
30% July
12% Aug
Feb
7%
Jan
39%
Aug
10
Apr
42
44% Mar
Feb
52%
Aug
r
37
&
Co
Texas
34%
Tide
Water
Transamerica
29%
Aug
Aug
Union
27% Mar
38%
Apr
Union
Oil Co
26%
27%
Apr
Union
Sugar
129%
42
Jan
Aug
12% July
a50 %
Union
Carbide
United
Air
Fruit
Mar
Gas Corp
United
Park
Mar
1.80
Jun
Jan
Jun
Mar
18%
100
Jan
20%
51 %
100
46%
Jan
195
42%
Jan
51% July
49% Jun
%
12
Jun
102
511
88
525
38% Mar
44%
18%
19%
734
14
20% July
21% a21%
61
19%
a
102
Feb
Mar
Aug
20% Mar
23%
Jun
Jun
31 %
4:;4
24
Jan
33%
Jun-
28 %
65
27
Jan
23
Mar
43
44
2,963
37 % Mar
43
July
28%
31%
30%
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43%
a
28%
107
26%
26%
27
1
27
704
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11%
100
11%
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215
82
29%
29%
296
27%
53
54%
1,516
12%
28
28%
0
77%
10
•
(Un)
<Un)_.
Mo
34%
Jun
28%
Jan
J'm
11% Aug
Aug
(Un)
Jan
101 %
Feb
31%
58%
Feb
800
26%
30
Jun
78
755
66% May
43%
880
34%
56
54%
50 % May
42%
_10
common_-25
Inc—.
56
547
51 %
31%
Jan
July
Apr
90 %
Jan
Jan
49 %
July
Feb
58
Jun
Jun
35%
Victor
40% Mar
Warner
Washington
Wells
Jan
13% Mar
62% July
71
Feb
40%
Jun
50
57% July
82% Aug
common
387
36%
Jan
55
36
100
26%
Jan
36
35%
255
Jun
339
34% Aug
18 % Jan
25%
1,137
41 % Mav
a58% a60%
12
a21
a20%
g/21
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Lines
Inc
Western
Air
Department Stores..
Western
Pacific
Western
Union
July
64
Feb
(F
58
18%
32%
85
165
(Un)—
Railroad
1.40
1.35
1.50
2,582
14
13%
14
1,440
5
1
(Un)
76
76
76
130
a
22%
14%
—•
Co
•
Jun
.
5%
Jun
Jan
16 %
Aug
Jan
20%
Jun
81c
8%
Jan
41
July
Mar
70
93
July
1.60
Jan
Jun
14% July
Jan
62 % May
83
17%
Aug
22% a22%
50
25%
Jun
14%
13%
a59% a60 %
450
11%
Jan
15
Aug
65
59%
Aug
69%
Apr
a
Jan
(Un)—2.50
23%
22%
23%
965
22%
Aug
23
J"n
12%
67'/a
63%
67%
1,606
62%
Aug
83
Feb
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12%
43
85
49%
49%
50 %
450
46
May
52% July
7%
400
(Un)
43% July
Apr
946
1
Woolworth
18%
3% Mar
16%
Jan
3% Aug
40% May
66
May
50
a41
(Un)—1
common
Insurance
Westinghouse Elec Corp
46%
365
16%
_______—20
Aug
41% July
18%
1,066
82%
a4%
*
Power
Bank
Life
53%
82%
a4%
1
5
(Un)—
Coast
51%
a4%
10
(Un)——5
Co
Petroleum
Preferred
32
16%
—
Oil—
Co com
Water
Fargo
Westates
West
40% Mar
Pictures (Un)
Bros
Jun
Jun
Feb
2% May
219
Equipment
7%
8%
203
44"%
Sugar
77%
44%
769
3%
44%
Consolidated
Feb
57% May
36
May
32
3 %
-•
(Un)
Utah-Idaho
64% Aug
10
Mines Co (Un)_—1
(Un)
City
Corp
Universal
70% May
41
49
May
a44% a45%
—5
Co
United
44%
"
39
—*
of
Lines
Aug
36
__
15%
27%
39%
10
Inc.
Corp
Mar
35 %
__
51% July
Aug
102
2
California
6
July
4%
Jan
9
22% May
39%
25
common—
United
Steel
36
44
25
com:
Carbon
&
of
Aircraft
S
49
53% July
139% July
Jan
18%
50c
:__
Co
Electric
U
1.00
98 % July
Jan
44% May
51
a44%
a21%
Oil
73%
107%
—*
common
Corp (Un)—
51
Jan
675
49%
689
147% Aug
5% Aug
39
64%
48%
135
Apr
July
Apr
Jun
69
134%
11%
29%
Jan
Inc
Airlines
Continental
24% July
a36% a36%
162
Warrants
30%
8
115
2,549
88
5
Corp
World
Trans
Tri
Jan
110
a.40
91%
49%
a52
7.50
:
■.
Jan
150
37 % Mar
16% July
40% Apr
a39%
25
_—
Ass'd
Preferred
Jan
18
12%
Jan
134%
pfd___
conv
Jan
22%
61%
11 %
%
—5
(Un)__—
Sulphur Co (Un)
Jan
Jan
(Un)
American
31%
400
12%
100
49%
15
(Un)
Company
Texas Gulf
Textron
27%
411
61%
a40
90%
:____25
(Un)
28
3,160
a63% a63%
(Un)-———__*
Sylvania Electric Products
Apr
Jan
35
24
310
15
Super Mold Corp
Rubber
100
29
Jan
S
280
28%
Aug
Jun
U
37
Apr
23
17
Jun
6%
65
27
3,728
39%
21%
73%
Jan
80
25
15
California——1
N J
Aug
23
:a27% a27%
Jan
17% Mar
73
61 %
23%
2
common.—_______—
585
6%
a58%
261
13%
1.60
36%
49%
l
Apr
20
24% July
63%
__
5
42%
8
1.45
61%
10
Apr
Jan
a38% a38%
23%
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Raytheon Mfg Co <Un>_
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
54%
27%
38%
Feb
10%
__
1
Jan
25% Mar
195
23 %
22% Mar
27
__
45
150
Jan
21%
100
310
37
•
678
a43
20
*
Western
(Un)
52%
27%
549
209
__
5
Radio Corp of America
51%
115
27
a28% a28%
__
61% J uly
375
11%
28%
63%
•
Jan
9%
64% July
32%
__
20
(Un)
50
a52
1
28%
__
♦
Inc
83
24 %
a3
1.60
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Feb
Jun
9
52% Aug
37%, Jun
__
Pullman
a
59%
24
136%
•
60%
60%
Feb
10
27%
9
10% Mar
Co
Jan
Aug
49% Mar
24 %
37%
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12%
Philco Corp common (Un)
3
Philippine Long Dist. Tel Co______p 10
6
30
580
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)__
1
Superior Portland Cement (Un) __——*
1,230
1
425
4<2
Sterling Drug Inc
2,593
.50
Aug
6 %
5o%
Studebaker Packard ________—______10
11%
_33%c
103% July
Aug
41%
Chemicals
74% July
Jan
Aug
10%
1
Apr
76
28%
40%
(Un)
57%
68 %
Jan
100
Airways
Jan
109
Mar
Jan
5%
Pan American World
Jan
be
27
a43
50c
of
Aug
a28% a28%
__
19 v8
Apr
Mar
355
19
30
11%
4
4c
21% Aug
47% May
41 %
Corp
17%
J
49% July
35% July
1
common
Oil
Jun
27%
Service™—— 1
Co
52% Mar
52%
Co
Oil
44%
27%
i
w
Western
49%
Jun
176
Jan
•
common
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
52%
Public
Brands Inc
Standard
United
Pacific
a
(Un)—*
com
Corp
Standard
32%
36
„
25
Jun
31%
_
Apr
373
8%
__
Jan
54%
54%
.
—
Apr
359
39%
—
25
_—
W
42% July
Jan
48%
41%
6
5
____15
(Ind)
360
52'%
__
25
93
,
14%
31%
31%
2
—.
Co
of
50
__
25
red pfd series A
4.80%
red pfd
58
i
17%
27
__
25
red preferred
5%
1,420
*
9% Mar
34% Mar
Jan
July
11'%
52%
25
a'e
21%
a6j% a69%
*
pfd
Co
33
8%
10
25
common—
18%
tc
21%
2.50
(Un)
Oil
a3
11%
5
Corp (Un)_____
Pacific Gas & Electric
18%
1.40
(Un)
Standard Oil Co
57%
__
common—
18%
p .10
Standard
33
__
•
common
Fisheries
a42%
preferred—
——25
4.48%————..—.—25
Southern Co (Un)
—_—_—5
Conv
$1.25
Pabco
Aug
10
57%
__
5
__20
(Un)
—
__
♦
Mathieson
84
4o%
com__
4.32%
Swift
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Ohio Edison Co (Un)
Aug
Feb
Feb
35% Apr
73% May
a28% a29%
*
—
84
45
(Un)
Calif Edison
1,061
167,800
(Un)_
Fibres
Jan
45%
__2.50
Corp
Sperry Rand
National
33 %
50'/a.
5
;
Co__—
Water Co
9c
52c
a29%
July
900
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A_,
Sinclair
8c
9c
—5
•_
Ward
23%
21%
33
Feb
July
a32% a32%
—
plO
10
(Un)
Montana-Dakota
23%
com_____10
Mines
795
265
Co
&
727a Mai
3a%
84
Mining
Industries
Scott
45%
May
11%
(Un)_;
Diego Gas & Elec
Schenley
43% July
65
84
__10
San
40 % Mar
35% Aug
620
34%
34%
199
1,122
72%
11%
;_
I
High
36%
10
Socony Mobil Oil Co <Un)_
Mindahao
a48 a48%
(Un)—25
(Un)
San
Macy & Co
Magnavox
A
Low
—50 guilders
Safeway Stores Inc_
July
24% Aug
50
class
Range since Jan.
High
35%
36 %
*
Co
Shares
69%
Rheem
Richtield
Prices
Low
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)
•
Manufacturing Co____________1
Sales
for Week
Range
oi
Par
High
21%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
40
45'"
a23
45
a23
AUGUST
1
Low
53
15
45
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
since Jan.
Range
High
52%
—
1
Corp..
(Un)
Inc
Loew's
—
7
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed
128%
10
_—
Shares
33% 36%
3%
3%
a23% a25%
123% 128%
50% 50%
—
I OR
fj^
(Un)
/
Yellow
Cab
Co
.7%
_1
common
7%
5%
Feb
7%
Aug
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltlbl
Power
&
Paper common
4% % preferred
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar common
2nd
Corp
$2.40
preferred
Atlas
Ltd
26
Jan
37% Aug
55
24%
Jun
27
200
8%
Jan
15% July
Steels
IIIIIIIIII*
British
Traction
4%
American
Bank
Note
Aug
$1.30
107
Aug
Canada
Iron
220
8%
Jan
Canada
82%
77
2,535
49
Jan
Jun
Canada
105
4,322
69%
Jan
27
100
26
Jan
110% July
27 Vs Jun
Canada
106
Apr
109%
13
13
100
13
Aug
54%
225
51
May
14%
52
52
75
Feb
52
24%
1,470
21
Feb
25%
59
59
110
53
Mar
43
41%
43
961
1,695
47
32%
May
Apr
60% Aug
Feb
46 %
13 % Mar
20 %
July
July
18%
62
63
420
58%
Jan
63 %
Jun
46
260
38
Jan
53
50%
Apr
49%
50%
7%
8
9,077
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29%
30%
6,650
7%
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30%
106
50
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page
45.
106
106
7,851
51
280
45%
7
21%
Feb
104
52% July
9% Mar
Apr
Jan
25% Mar
Mar
28
July
33% July
I 106 %
Aug
.
50%
51
730
50
Aug
51
52
53
100
51
Jan
54% Mar
54
54
75
52%
Jun
54 %
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30
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Jan
5.995
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1.921
49%
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50
a4.50
a4.50
50
4.50
—
—
8%
14
Jan
July
24% Mar
37% July
43%
Jan
50 Va
May
15 Va
Feb
Jun
6%
Jan
42 '/a
Feb
46 Va
Jan
11
Jun
—
45%
46
140
36%
36%
37%
3,295
36%
Aug
43 % Mar
31%
31%
31%
68
30
Apr
32
Feb
30
29%
30
700
23
Jan
30
Aug
—
13 %
13%
250
12%
Jun
14
Jan
_*
*
Wire
&
common
Cable Co
Ltd
class
34
31
20%
Feb
40
J uly
__
13%
35
13 %
573
50
Steamship
preferred
200
13
Ji>n
14
May
75
75
40
70
Feb
75
Aug
B_*
—
*
31%
30%
32%
2,858
25
Jan
25
32%
32%
33
825
29
May
__*
preferred
30%
30%
265
27
Jan
'
22% A.ug
33 %
Aug
Jun
55 % May
23%
Co—IIII*
I'"
5%
$1.25
24%
Corp
Canadian Breweries
Jun
18 %
pfd_100
Power
73
n?
*
Foundries-
99%
164
13%
33
48%
10
preferred
26%
109 109 %
13%
—
—20
Northern
*
preferred
preferred
preferred
For
25
Aug
18%
Light & Power—
American Oil common
British Columbia Elec Co
4%%
4%% preferred
4%%
Feb
104
45
British
5%
23
10
III25
Telephone
Brazilian
325
*
Bathurst Power & Paper class A_
Class B
Bell
25
109
13%
33%
1
High
*
common—
104
105
Low
*
Products
Cement
7%
50
*
Canada
104
7% Mar
Range since Jan.
High
Mar
7%
54%
~
Building
Shares
*
*
class A
B
73/4
25
III50
_IIII *
Ltd
7,715
for Week
*
Telephone
*
Mills Ltd
Class
Range
25
Products
Forest
Power
Columbia
104
*
common
Corp
Bruck
13
100
preferred
Asbestos
1
High
26%
77
preferred
Anglo American Explorations
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd
Argus
Low
13
IIIIII*
4%
Range since Jan.
High
Columbia
British
26%
•
__:
Shares
Columbia
British
for Week
26%
Algoma
5%%
British
Sales
Range
37%
Hoo
__________
Aluminum Co of Can
Week's
of Prices
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Lew
Par
20
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
Funds
25
Last
/
Sale Price
36%
25
preferred
Friday
Low
*
Hi
STOCKS
37
Class A
AUGUST
Exchange
*
,
5%
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Aug
Aug
96% Aug
Canadian
o'f
Bronze
comomn
Canners
Canadian Car &
Foundry common
Canadian
receipts
Celanese
series
106
July
50
30
Jan
29
29 %
950
29
29
—
29
29
29
—
28%
29
Chemical
Converters
&
Cellulose
class
A
pfd
common.
6%
preferred
Canadian Industries
Preferred
j.
Locomotive
28% July
29
Aug
21
Jan
29
July
28%
Aug
29
Aug
20
Apr
25
Feb
32%
Apr
37
Jan
Tlllv
1? %
3.50 May
4.25
20%
2,455
36%
315
*
Ills
12
2.050
a3.50 a3.50
50
*
25
common
17
—
*
25%
*
__
*
—
Apr
Jun
150
20
11%
July
700
34%
__
39
215
20%
20
107%
29 %
34%
*
Cottons
29
34
3037 M?y
*
B
Canadian
25
36 Va
25
common
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
106
36%
•
-
Canadian
Class
—
—
receipts
A
Deposit
$1.75
•
Ltd
20
Deposit
Class
106
100
preferred
Canadian
30
P%
July
July
Apr
a4.C0
a4.00
6
4
May
4
May
17
17
60
14
May
19
July
13%
Aug
alO
alO
15
25
25%
1,400
19% Mar
23% July
a95
a95
5
95
Apr
99
May
27
210
20
Apr
31
Jun
27
8% July
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(849)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Par
a!; 8
Class B
34
36'%
1,000
30
860
Seal
&
Co
93
8%
8%
16%
16%
Simon
Distillers
Dome
Co Ltd class B
Southam
Co
Apr
10% July
Southern
Canada
17
Steel Co of Canada common
15
Jan
Aug
9%
650
9
Aug
10
7,205
29
Mav
39%
Jun
30 %
30%
825
26%
17%
17%
17%
920
16%
16%
16%
17
1,285
46
46
46
35
Exploration
3.05
3.05
Feb
40%
7,910
e;o5
6.05
600
23 %
40%
25
7,473
•
■
_■
_____—_—
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Corsets
24
7%
7'A
Apr
13
*
Foundries
Dominion
27
28
30
4%%
preferred
Dominion Glass
27
*
Steel com
&
100
—
•
'*
common
38
-•
„
6
Aug
11 %
Apr
17% Mar
103
226
38 %
Jan
•18% Mar
1,505
104% 104%
12%
Apr
5.50
425
25
pfd
——
Steel
United
Feb
33%
Corp_
•
Wabasso
48
Jan
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Feb
3.05
Aug
'
40'>/i» May
•
6.05
Aug
25%
10%
Jan
13
Jan
(Geo)
Weston
Central Gas
Winnipeg
July
41% Mar
Preferred
15
Apr
20
Aug '
Nova
28 %
Feb
42%
Aug
12
12
12%
3,430
10
Jan
13%
Jun
23 V2
23%
23%
24'A
675
23
Jan
24% Aug
*
7%
7%
8
3,200
6% Mar
142
142
10
140% Mar
33
33%
325
25%
Jan
35%
30
30
342
25
Jan
31
27%
28%
855
24% Mar
30
69
69
50
33
Jan
50
270
11%
Jan
Canada
of
Pont
—-
*
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58
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3.45
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7c
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11,200
43c
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72c
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July
3.05
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4.10
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8,000
24,000
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3.75
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9.55
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55c
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13
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14
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1
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100
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STOCK
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32
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85
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95 %
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51
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—
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36
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100
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3.75
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35
44
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11
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400
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168
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28
310
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109
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17
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50
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&
2,450
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85
43% July
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12 %
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55
102 % Mar
63% July
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42
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12
16
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Canadian Marconi Company
72
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May
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36%
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40
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7
1,544
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8.20
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28
150
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66
52
May
26
53%
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8.20
69
Jan
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Canada
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12
Mar
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5
61 %
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43
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd.l
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106
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91
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—
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27
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8,907
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127
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common
54
54
6.75
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2,970
56
57%
3
—
Jun
52
Aug
8%
22% July
17% Jan
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51
Feb
6.50
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32%
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common
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43
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6.75
10
10
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225
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50%
10
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50
Canadienne
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47
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367
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37
May
19
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46
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29
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46
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common
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19
17 %
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16
1,355
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29% July
105
Ltd
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41 %
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&
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27
100
18
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—
Jun
42
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60
16
Jun
19%
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preferred
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28%
16
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19
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30
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28 %
*
17%
May
44%
Triad
30 % July
Jan
16
100
31%
—*
-
700
Jan
39
Power
Low
30 %
1
since Jan.
Range
High
29
__
•
* "
47*4 Mar
Shares
—
Sons
Jan
9
—-——2
2.50
*
Seagrams
&
Ltd
Western
Davis Leather
certificates
common———*
trust
(H)
Simpsons
-
36%
38%
Voting
Jun
28% July
7%
180
July
35%
Jan
for Week
Low
30%
*
common
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Breweries
Sicks'
25% July
17% Mar
■-
*
*
—
Cork
Crown
28%
3,958
8%
r
*
A——■——*
class
Corb;ys
5,425
26%
Glass
Consumers
July
33%
26
35
*
Smelting
&
93
10
32%
*
Enterprises
Mining
a^8
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
I
High
17
33%
*
J)
(B
Cogbiin
Combined
CodsoI
Low
375
26%
l
25
preferred—10
Canadian Vickers
—*
Cpcksnutt Farm, Equipment
•
Ltd
Petrofina
Canadian
23%
STOCKS
since Jan.
Range
High
22 Va
100
preferred
4%
Low
Canadian Pacific Railway
26
Friday
Shares
22%
•
Companies common
Oil
Canadian
AUGUST
for Week
of Prices
S ale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
10'%
100
8.65 May
1.10
1.40
22,700
1.10 Aug
2.74
2.55
2.55
200
1.75 Mar
3.85
14
July
Apr
Jun
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(850)
.
.
.
Monday, August
29
1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Canadian Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
ale Price
stocks
of Prices
Low
Pa
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
Asbestos
Celta
Dev
24c
—
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Cartier-Malartic
Cassiar
—_—
4c
Ltd
Corporation
Mining Co Ltd
&
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chemical Research Corp—_„-i-—50
Kayrand
Citra-Lartic
Coniagas
Consol
Copper
—
Ltd-
Ltd
700
58c
Jan
6%c
Apr
11
July
21c
Mar
18c
Apr
,
Jun
Calalta
Jan
7%c Jan
7c
Jan
3.50
FefT
11,200
80c
Mar
61c
3,000
53c
Apr
67c
10c
Aug
23c
10c
3.55
1,000
1,500
3.40 Aug
Jan
3.55 Aug
4%c
Jan
lbc
Mar
10%
7,300
2.10
Jun
15 %
Jun
2.94
2,500
28 Vic 28%c
1,000
10
2.80
—
4c
4c
4%c
1.20
1.20
1.15
Jun
12c
Ltd
28 %c
Aug
Gold
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Duvan
East
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Asbestos
Mines
Ltd
.
East
Fab
6.50 Mar
300
32c36%c
24,600
Jan
Aug
Jasper
200
20,100
15c
Feb
36c
73c
35,500
48 c
Juiv
July
88c
400
43c
43c
47c
28,100
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—
29%
72c
3,450
2.04
1,400
43c
1,264
35c
5c
5c
3,500
2c
4.50
4.60
800
47c
47c
5,500
3.90
3.95
2,900
18c
21c
5,200
14
4.50
Jan
Anr
Aul
Au®
7.25
14%
600
Apr
l.SOMay
Feb
22
53c
Jan
1.85
—
_1
Ltd—
Petroleums
32c
0
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Manitou
Mines
Gui-Por
Uranium
Gunner
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Metals
Ltd-
Ltd__
Mines
Warrants
6.85
6.85
100
1.20
~
1.20
1,000
45c
1.50 f
1.50
1,700
1.30
1.44
33,000
1.08
Aug
Apr
1.97
1.39
1.55
Feb
4c
11
88c
4c
11
88c
4%c
11'/,
6,500
3c
Jan
7%c
Apr
88c
550
10c
lOcll'Ac
8,100
70c
—
——*
Ltd—________—1
5.15
47c
1.90 Mar
23%
stocks
78c
Jan
July
19%
Jun
Mining & Dev
Uranium
Aug
9.50
Jan
Jan
3.20
Apr
&
Power
4 % '/o
preferred
2.350
15
7,833
5%c
Jan
19c
Aug
Acadia-Uranium
2,600
1.40
Aug
2.85 Mar
Ajax Petroleums
1.44
Jun
Preferred
Lake
Mines
35c
33c
37c
14,900
33c
5%c
Jaculet
Mines
Jardun
Mines
Ltd-
5c
5%c
13,000
2%c
Ltd
52c
2,700
25c
20c
25c
10,300
75c
75c
80c
3,500
7%c
7c
10c
31,100
voting
Mines
Kenmayo Yukon
49c
trust.
Ltd———
___
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
__
Ltd
Mines
—
Aug
70c
Jan
Jan
8c
July
Keyboycon Mines LtdKontiki
Lead
Zinc
15c
Mines
Ltd.
1,000
38c
42c
15c
53c
410,700
7c
Jan
53c
Aug
20c
Aug
37c
May
42 '/4c
Jun
1.65 Aug
Jan
12c
12 '/2c July
9V4C
Apr
21 %c Mar
Jan
53c
Akaitcho
Oil
&
Labrador
Lake
Min
&
Explor Co Ltd.
Mines
Shore
16%
16%
5.55
5.55
8c
8c
:
Ltd-
:
300
500
'
Mines
Ltd
:
8c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd...
Lorado
Uranium
Louvicourt
Mines
20c
Ltd
Goldfields Ltd—
36 %c
Jun
110,500
"1.83
1.83
200
33c
37c
22,000
Knife
Warrants
Alberta
Alberta
Macdonald
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
Island
1.01
1.05
5,900
98c
64c
6,000
43c
Mines
84%
83%
84%
1,230
2.11
1.75
2.12
59,400
52c
Ltd....
Mining Ltd—
Meta- Uranium Mines
52 c
52c
4,000
____.
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Ltd
25%
24%
83c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd..
25%
700
67 % May
46c
51c
16%
Jan
85c
8,500
41c
Jan
1.05
1.60
4,100
80c
Jan
Nama
Creek
Mines
Calumet
Mines
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
New
___
Ltd
Mines
Ltd.
Louvre
New
&
Yellowknife
Nocana
Oils
Normetal
Feb
(1945)
Ltd
Pa to
Corp
Ltd
Ltd
._
Uranium
Uranium
Mines
Gold
22c
Mar
40c
Aug
40c
Jun
Aug
Aug
1.11 Aug
65c
July
Apr
6'/2c
Jan
19,900
79c
Feb
2.50 May
49,400
3'/2c
Jan
12c
3c
Feb
24c
Aug
July
5V2c Mar
^9c
Aug
20c
19,825
9c
1,000
14c
2,100
7.10
7.50
7.50
6,800
31c
40c
72,000
7.70
6.90
8.00
6,000
16c
16c
500
42c
39c
45c
51,400
2.10
2.10
2.30
7,300
6.10
6.20
400
12 Vic
12'/a c 12 %c
14c
Ltd
13 %c 14 %c
1,000
106,100
Dredging Ltd
Perchcourt Goldfields Ltd-
Mining Co
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
8c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Devel Co Ltd
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
American
3.90
4.15
19,600
9 VaC
3,000
14
14'/a
3,605
1.60
1.60
500
30c
30c 36'/a C
8c
10c
43,500
26 %c
29c
500
Soma-Duvernav
Stadacona
Gold
15c
22c
93,800
98c
< 92c
1.05
614,877
9.75
9.60
9.80
^
51c
Mines
(1944;
Mines
Steep Rock Iron
Sullivan Cons
9c
3.50
22c
July
15c
Jan
May
Mines
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Mines
Ltd
Tobrit Silver
Ltd
For
Jan
15c
July
3c
Apr
11c
Jun
20c
1.10
9c
Feb
85c Aug
Jan
5.05 May
Jan
14c
11% Mar
13
1.00 July
9c
Jan
Apr
Apr
1.60 Aug
38c
Aug
3c
Jan
18c
Apr"
20%
Jan
29
Aug
1.07
82c
Feb
3.55
Apr
Jan
5.40
Jun
2'/2c
Feb
6c
Jun
4.75
24c
Aug
1.09 Aug
Jan
10% July
15c
Jan
.
109 % July
Mar
11c
Jan
18c
Jun
20c
May
14c
Jun
Mar
1.01
63c
12,300
50c
Jun
63 %c
59c
24%c 29'Ac
24%c
88c
95c
20c
9,870
95c
20c.
7,300
24%c Aug
78c Mar
42c
57c
42,400
16c
Jan
68c
13%
14
45.
May
25c
3,900
6,850
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.95
1,400
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
*
28c
28c
20c
Jun
Jan
32c
4,800
_..l
17%
16%
18'A
6,490
12%
99%
99%
100
8.400
97
9
8%
9%
1,000
—*
77
73
77
1,605
____*
104%
99%.
105
7,849
2nd pfd_100
109
109
109
135
May
109 %
Jun
17c
17c
1,000
14c
Jan
22c
Apr
30c
39c
26.900
30c
70c
Jan
1.02
Aug
Aug
July
—.——__
—
Larder
1
—
———____—1
Petroleums Ltd..
Leduc
35c
*
28c
38c
8%
69%
106
1.02
86c
101,640
86c
50c
1.30
1.25
1.37
14,967
93c
3.40
3.35
3.50
12.899
—____1
9c
8%c
9c
1,500
13
13
300
—
__—„—
Exploration
———.*
*
Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Rouyn Mines
Apex Consolidated
Anglo
—
5.65
5.65
5.85
———-—13%
—____—*
1.60
13%
14%
625
1.58
1.68
29.650
15,290
50c
Feb
25
Jan
Jun
101% Aug
3.00
5c
Apr
14
jun
Jan
49
20c
Nepheline
—
Jan
Mar
83
Jun
111
July
Jan
2.00
Jan
Mar
19%
Feb
6.20
4.70 Mar
13
Feb
16c
-
Aug
38c
Aug
3.75
Jan
13
Feb
1.38
Jan
Jun
14% Aug
Mar
2.10 July
1___*
8%c
8c
8%c
30.500
Jan
9%c
*
—
85c
90c
1,700
80c
July
1.25
—
61c
62c
5.400
45c
Jan
80c
24
—
_.
Arcan
Corp
—
23%
2,240
20%
Feb
26
Apr
Apr
61
Aug
—
3%c
Mines
Corp
Argus
2nd
j
1
common
preferred
—
Arjon Gold
60
59
60
290
1
——
13 %c
12c
15c
32.200
10c
May
51c
57c
76,100
41c
Feb
18%
18%
3.190
Ascot
Metals Corp
Atlas
Steels————*
Atlas
Yellowknife
1
-JU
1
—
Auto
8%c
—
13c
20c
23c)
11,500
28,000
'
8%c
9%c
4,500
28c
30c
52%
Apr
Ltd
July
July
11c
Jun
19 %c
May
6%c
Jan
46c
July
15c
Apr
38c
Jun
18 %c
Apr
12,434
16c
Jan
11c
July
11 %c
11c
12c
8,500
2.25
2.21
2.25
1,253
2.00 Mar
*
comnwn.
7%
Jan
6.90
9%
9%
10
260
8'A Mar
1
10c
9%c 10%c
13,050
9 %c
1
I2%c
12c 12V2c
18,650
12C
2.35 Aug
Jan
10
Mines
—.
Aug
15c
May
19c
Oil & Gas
class A
Jan
12%
Jun
Bankeno
Mines
Bank
ol
5.15
17 %c
9.80
3,075
6.75
Jan
1.70
1.84
4,800
1.70
Aug
3lc
30%c
32c
15,733
9c
9c
10
62
61
62
235
1 05
1.03
1.12
19,350
—1
1.75
1.75
1.90
29,840
38c
Mines
49%
1,000
1.191
1
Nova
38c
40c
4,840
;—*
2.70
2.60
2.70
3,000
*
70c
60c
70c
103,850
—
10
Scotia
Mines
Barvue
9.55
1.83
1
Montreal
of
Bank
Barnat
9.80
1
—_—
Bankfield Consolidated
1
50c
Bailey Selburn
Banff Oils
23c
74,500
9c
10c
10,100
16c
2,000
1.20
1.25
2,000
—:
49%
Warrants
Co
Barymin
Metals
Ltd
Mining
Uranium
Baska
Mines
—*
Ltd—
Petroleums
Bata
"A"
"B"
"
warrants
Beaucage
Mines Ltd
Lumber
Bell
Mining
Corp
Telephone
*
7c
Jan
Aug
18c
3.05
97c
Mar
26c
Apr
Aug
93c
Apr
20c
Jan
2.95
65c
45c
65c
4,500
20c
20c
40c
Quebec
—t
Apr
1.15 July
8.00
50c
8,500
28c
60c
65c
35,000
51c
2.90
3.00
4,000
1.50
1.96
121,500
10c
4.80
1.45
Jan
30c
76c
46
80
1.34
180,544
7%
7%
215
—
2.65
67c
23%
90c
2.75
2.750
60c
68c
40,800
23%
23%
2.50
38
Jan
58
May
8%
Jan
2.40 Aug
Jan
6.20
Apr
1.36 July
45c
25
17
33
33
15
33
Aug
41c
52c
21.900
35c
Feb
45%
1.00 July
25
Jan
Mar
33
Jan
49%
50%
8,598
1
2.20
2.20
100
33
.
95c
52
2.00 May
43c
38c
45c
9c
8 V2c
9%c
171,000
•
43,500
15c
14c
18c
61,000
2.95
2.95
100
52c
52c
500
2.26
Jan
Canadian Affiliate:
9.60 July
Feb
69c
Gompany Inc.
60 Wall Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Jan
Gairdner &
Apr
2.15
Aug
1.80 Mar
69c
24c
4.00
Jan
Apr
July
2.05 Aug
Jan
46%c May
4y2c Jan
13 %c Mar
2%c
2.05
38c
Jan
Jan
Aug
20c
/
3.55
July
July
1.35
Apr
CANADIAN
SECURITIES
Company Limited
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
Apr
Jan
7
41c
50%
Jan-
Apr
July
1.00 July
25c
1
Gairdner 8
Aug
Apr
1.00
3,675
July
July
Apr
Feb
Belleterre
23%c Aug
9c
43c
200
July
4%c
20c
68,800
62c
Jan
Feb
Jan
14c
1.15
25
Jan
2.10 Aug
50c
30c
20
Preferred
Belcher
2.33
July
*
70c
45 %
1
Jan
2,700
90c
•
2.10
1.30 Mar
30c
139,850
1.23
0
—
common
54% July
63
Apr
1.02 Aug
15c
45%
—*
Lodge
Beaver
95,550
Apr
41% May
2.52
1
B
Beattie-Duquesne
Beaver
38c
Feb
Mar
52%
2.25
*
———
class
Power
33c
12 %c
14%c
—
1
warrants
Bathurst
35c
49c
May
6%c Jan
2.50
__*
Bathurst Mining
49
29 %c
8.10 Mar
15c
•
Jan
Jan
7.80
Jan
2.78
14% Aug
1,900
40c
Jan
73c
20
7%c Jan
1
Electric
Avillabona Mines
Jan
Jan
19c
13% Mar
—1
—
Gold
Aunor
11c
—
1
2
—-—
Aumacho River
Aumaque
51c
18%
_*___—-1 '20%c3
Mines
Aubelle
__1
___
Atlin-Jtuffner
24
—50
—
——
May
8,085
6.60
—
Feb
Aug
1.80
Aug
„
Jun
36c
Apr
35c
52c
Mines.
12%c Aug
2c
Jan
2.95
Ltd
page
7'/2c Mar
26c
1.90
see
Jun
3'/2c Jan
Ltd
footnotes
1.32
2.90 July
7.05 Apr
134
62c
Weedon Pyrite & Copper
Corp Ltd.
Mineral Products Ltd
Westville Mines Ltd
~~
Metal
23%
103
Members:
Ltd.
Wendell
Mines
Aug
1.55 Aug
5.57 Feb
1,000
__
Zenmac
24%c July
57,000
15c
Virginia Mining Corp
Wiliroy
Jan
15c
1.25
United Asbestos Corp Ltd
United Montauben Mines Ltd——
Mines
5,200
16c
Trebor Mines Ltd
ViolaMac
Apr
8.00 Aug
51c
9c
Mines
39r
41c
Jan
a28c
Ltd
Mines Ltd_
Lithium
16c
Jan
10c
22c
Ltd
Fields
2.35
a28c
15c
Mines
Gold
15c
14
Ltd
Aug
20
8,625
7.50 Aug
55c
Ltd.
Ltd
—
Tache
1.450
2.10
Ltd
Gold
Mines
3,000
1.95
— —
Standard
1.90
17c
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Mines
74,220
10c
29c
1.90
Mines
25
350
12c
58c
1
Beatty Bros
Royran Gold Fields Ltd—
Gold
285,100
1,500
3.85
Rayrock Mines Ltd
Gold
85c
9%C
Ltd
Aug
July
6,900
.1
Corp of Canada
American
Base
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd.
Crest
8c
72c
79 c
14
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd-
Valor
21c
4,125
16c
Ltd
Consol Uranium Mines
Cons
Siscoe
14 %c Mar
166,350
Jun
1.15 Aug
11c
Mar
37c
_
Mines Ltd
Pitt Gold
Red
2.05
Jan
Jun
22c
9c
—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orchan
Pater
1,000
2.75
May
60c
18c
18c
16
2,130
_*
Cons
Mines
Bagamac
Obalski
Panel
16c
87c
5%c
10c ll%c
11c
Ltd
Mining
46c
1.85
1.99
—50
1.11
lbc
Ltd—
13,000
42c
——
5,500
40c
80c
86c
■
22c
14c
Mines
Mines
18c
__
Santiago Mines Ltd
Vinray Mines Ltd
New
Nib
Coal
Ltd
6,300
38c
Highbridge Mining Co Ltd
Lafayette Asbestos Co
Pacific
4,201
—
New
New
400
8c
22c
New
Mines
1.15
7 %c
!
Ltd
Mines
1.95
1.15
Formaque Mines Ltd—*
27 'A
Jan
2.70 May
1.90
New
Jan
8%
19c
Ltd
Aluminium
Area
New
25%
2.40
Petroleums
83c
Aug
325
1,575
25
31'A
1.90
Anglo-American
Angio-Canadian
1.50
—
24%
Jan
2.20
Anchor
Jun
13%
11c
—______—___*
Lead
1.40 July
25 % July
27%
1
High
26
—j—
Apr
2.23 Aug
Low
14,306
37%
105 % 105%
Warrants
Amanda
90
Jan
Aug
Range since Jan.
High
100
Amalgamated
Jun
Shares
1.90
Pacific
Aluminum
Apr
Sales
for Week
of Prices
2.25
1.25 May
Jan
63c
Exchange
*
1.05
Aug
60c
Ltd-*-;
May
83c
common
Anacon
Mackeno
July
80c
19c
Debentures
Feb
63c
24%
-—_______—__,—
trust
Apr
5.15 Mar
Jan
75 %c
certificates—.—_—___■
Distillers
Voting
6.15
1.75 Aug
16c
Feb
80c
Ltd—;—
Petroleums
Aug
18% May
24'/2c
Jan
July
4.85
*
—
Yellow
12 'Ac
5%c Jan
20c
.
Jan
5.40
5'Ac Feb
19c
__
9.10
1,000
3.30 Aug
—_—*
—
Explorations
Albermont
Algoma Steel
Lavalie
Jun
Funds
12%
12%
—___1
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
4c
1.65
Jan
36%
—-100
—
Gas
Alba
Jack
Jan
20c
July
47c
26%
*
*
—
15c
31'A
25
common
23 %
1.40
65c
3,500
Low
Paper common.—_•
Class A
23
Co_
Mines
11,105
61c
Range
Par
Abitibi
Acme
Inspiration
Iso
75c
Week's
Last
Sale Price
3.95 Aug
July
25
Jun
3,000
July
12% July
Aug
60c
Canadian
Aug
8
% Mar
10% Mar
80c
7%c
69c
_—
6.30
33c
July
11c
15c
Jan
July
3.30
Toronto Stock
Acadia-Atlantic
Hudson-Rand -Gold Mines Ltd
450
3.75
15c
3.30
__
9%c May
Apr
Feb
200
Westburne Oil Co Limited
Petroleums
Jun
51c
2,600
Omnitrans Exploration Ltd
*
Pacilic Petroleums Ltd——
1
011 Co Ltd——————1
Quebec Oils Development
—1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd_
1
Wilrich
1.75
Apr
Apr
Aug
July
25c
1.41
Aug
Jan
6.85
1.18
July
5.00
__1
—
Ltd
Oils
Bristol
94c
July
27c
Jun
6.70
20c
20c
Jun
17c
34c
68c
18%
"
Jun
3.50
3.85 Mar
.
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5.25 May
Jun
30
Jan
Aug
23c
14 % May
5.00
__
—1
1
Ventures
Friday
Goldale
Golden
400
5,600
6.50
6.50 Aug
24'Ac Feb
29%
35c
__
Frobisher Limited
J
Feb
2.10
29
35 %c
Copper—
(1945; Ltd—_
Ma
„
2.00
Tungsten
2184C
15® JAuUlv
67c
8,400
6.50
—
*
Oil Corp
4,000
1.10
Ltd
Ltd—-
Minerals Inc___
Oil &
Empire
18c
6.50
Mines
3.00
Jan
1.50
Producers
Rio
Oil
1.07
Fontana
Apr
4.80
1.50
Del
Federated
5.10
Farwest
2.00
300
Gaspe
1.10
Mines
1,000
2,250
Apr
6.50
—
Metal
94c
2.92
Apr
26c
Jan
5.60
7c
15%
Jun
80c
Apr
94c
3.45
Metals Corp Ltd
Smelting Refining Co Ltd.
Eastern
60c
5.60
Jan
28c
Jun
2.90
Feb
5.00
16%
May
__
9c
300
5,730
Jun
2.20
94c
2v4c
7.00
70c
6.25
12
2.90
40c
6.80
Jan
1.22
—1
Gas
&
—
1
Explorers
7,000
7.00
Jun
7.15
Ltd—
Oil
Pipe
Central
12,100
Ltd_______
Mines
4.65
1,200
12,333
Lines Producers-——1
Ltd————*
Canadian
Canadian
10,500
15
70c
3,330
1.48
16%
__
9.75
61c
—
•
1.45
20c
22c
Copper Co Ltd
Sullivan
■'
■
61c
Petroleums
Caivan
New
D'Eldona
1
High
& Edmonton Corp Ltd
Ltd—
Calgary
>
5.75
9.75
1.34
5.90
1.45
3.15 Aug
Feb
since Jan.
Low
25c
Ltd
Petroleums
23c 24 %c
23c
Ltd.:
Rar ge
Low
/
18c
_—
Shares
*
1
—1
Oils & Gas "A"
Bonnyville Oil & Refining—
Mar
96,300
Oil Co Ltd—_
Anglo-Canadian
Bailey Selburn
1.24 Aug
%c
for Week
Oil Stocks—
Apr
5.30
1.20
14c 17
28 %c
—__
Coulee Lead <Sc Zinc Mines
Co
4.60
Jan
1,500
3.40
10%
—
Mining
9%c
Par
High
Sales
Range
01 Prlces
Sa,e Prlce
2c
6.00
Week's
Last
1
1
22c
61c
16c
august 26
ended
Friday
1.18
—"
Mines
Mines Ltd—_
Mines
26,500
10c
Ltd—
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor
'
——
Copper-Cliff
Copper-Man
300
4.55
—
1.19
—_
Cadillac
Consolidated Denison
13,000
11c
10c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Central
4c
9%c
Chibougamau Explorers 'Xtd_______-.
Chip
18,150
10
9 %
10c
week
stocks
Range since Jan.
Low
26c
4c
9%
—
Shares
High
24c
for
Sales
for Week
Aug
,Jur*
July
Apr
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
43
(851)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
1
Range
of Prices
Low
Pai
55c
10c
Jan
2.75
61,969
33,000
1.75
1.50
13,500
55c
94.723
24c
Mar
79c
13c
15c
20,400
13c
May
24c
Jan
Conduits
13c
12c
15c
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
Coniagas Mirths new—
28c
Aug
65c
July
5%c Mar
17c
Apr
34c
—
28c
37c
9c
Mines__
Gold
22,000
16,750
8%c
9%c
18,700
Petroleum
—
—:
Consolidated
49% Aug
Jan
3.00 Aug
1.90
23,800
2.50
Apr
Consolidated Discovery
9,300
2.50
Jun
3.85
4,218
25%
Apr
33% July
Consolidated
95
145
92%
650
50
Aug
290
50% Aug
106
90
103
Apr
106% July
Consolidated
Golden
54
105
52
Jan
54 % Mar
Consolidated
Guayana
Jan
19% July
Consolidated
Halliwell
17%
330
15'/a
15%
16
415
12
Apr
18% July
Consolidated
33%
33
33%
935
24% May
37% July
Mining
Brunston
Brunswick Mining
——
Algoma Uranium
Buffadison Gold
Buckles
Buffalo
Ankerlte
Buffalo
Canadian
—
Buffalo Red Lake
Building Products
50% July
Mining fc Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
:
Hill
——
Burlington Steel
Burns & Co Ltd
—
1.
Callinan
Calnorth
Oils
Calvan
Bread
Cement
common—
common
Canada
Foils class A_:
Canada
Foundries
—
class
July
Machinery
Canada
Northern
Power
Class
Canadian
Canadian
Cancdian
Canadian
Jan
92c
Ffeb
38c
Apr
4Vec
Jan
25c
Apr
46
226
42 Vi
Feb
46%
Apt
45
A
29
100
25
Jan
13%
2,381
11
Aug
14
74c
30,294
41c
Aug
74c
Aug
9%
9%
950
10
July
33c
16 %c
6.55
Decalta
38c
134,650
14 %C
Ftb
55c
16c 16 %c
3,500
13 VaC
Jan
29c
6.60
14%
75,302
7.45
1,300
2.50
2.41
2.65
208,744
4.15
4.10
4.15
36%
37%
31%
32
11%
11 5/8
100
16%
16%
100
14
17% Mar
273/4 Aug
July
65
127
Apr
200
Feb
8
Maf
11
July
Jan
81
Mar
Hydro Carbons—
Locomotive
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
3.421
1.20
4,914
41
1,765
Corp Ltd
Central Explorers
Central Patricia
Porcupine
Oils
95
Feb
Dome
3.90 July
Dome
83%
50
34%
375
1.99 Aug
20% July
12%
13%
76
76 %
140
51c
5,000
19,318
40c
Jan
40c
48c
40c
Mar
65
July
41
Mar
14
76% Aug
Apr
60c
Jan
July
56c
July
5.80
6.15
895
5.65
473/4
2,796
39%
Jan
30%
32%
8,346
32%
32 Ve
Jan
25
FCb
7.30
Apr
46 %
36%
29
483/4 July
Mines
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau
Chimo Gold
„
Exporl
For
footnotes
see
page
45
•60c
Feb
42c
53c
27,473
40c
Aug
70c
Apr
42c
31,117
20c
Jan
64c
46c
Mar
July
July
8c
1.50
80c
78,585
17c
198,783
July
23c
15c
9 %c
13c
10,875
9%c Aug
18c
Jan
1.95 May
Jan
2.30
100
4.05
2.30
1.00
May
66c
>
93c
15c
19c
20,000
4.75
4.70
5.05
87,622
303/4 Aug
July
33
6.00
36
36 %
1,070
29
125
19% May
28%
29
235
21
Jan
29
Jun
Apr
25
Jan
Dow
1,820
20
255
33
Jan
Duvan
29Vi
Jan
39
22%
23%
6.35
6.60
3,515
2.95
Jan
2.75
2.94
79,175
1.10
Jun
1.75
1.48
1.89
88,700
1.48 Aug
18 %c
33c
153,682
17%
17%
173/4
995
1.19
1.18
1.46
60,850
27c
■-
11%
113/4
12
1,520
10%
10%
10%
8,565
65c
65C
65c
4,600
60c
Mar
89c
22c
23c
6,200
17c
Apr
36c
Jun
2.05
14% July
Duvex
14% July
Dyno
8%
12,130
1.95
1.76
Feb
2.15
Apr
July
27
25
2.05
175
15%
Jan
200
1.75
Jan
7
120
4%
Jan
73/4
2.13
2,488
1.90
Jun
3.00
Feb
Jun
8%
Apr
8%
8%
1,400
26%
175
49c
55c
15,050
Jan
36c
Feb
31
Jun
6ic
Apr
Mar
23
175
I
90
Mar
100
July
3
Jan
12
July
50c
Apr
35
100
9
1,110
99c
90c
1.05
345,540
33%
32%
33%
9,628
28
Jan
35% Jun
26%
26%
26%
2,950
2.89
2.80
2.93
76,286
17% Mar
1.42 Feb
28% July
3.50 July
9; 50
9.50
9.50
400
106
106
106
5
36
36 %
310
3.05
3.00
3.05
1,500
1.30
1.05
1.36
589
1.15
2.80
2.80
525
6%
102
29%
1.05 Aug
11 %
Jan
Feb
Jan
July
106% May
47% Mar
3.00 Aug
5.25
Jan
Jun
1.85
Jan
2.70 July
5.20
Jan
85c
85c
1,000
July
9.50
9.65
6,230
5.95
Jan
12% July
4.50
5.50
5,700
2.70
Jan
5.45
5.80
14,900
4.50
Jan
25c
—2
:—-
—
-2.50
(Western)
18,300
Jan
2.50 Jun
July
12,881
1,000
24c
37c
39,140
19c
Ftb
37c
Aug
26 Va
29
515
18
Apr
29
Aug
52%
371
52
Aug
523/b Aug
24 %c May
393/4C AUg
36c
3,400
21c
28c
67,676
18c
May
43c
Jun
11c
Jan
50c
Aug
11%
Jun
:
50c
324,790
9
130
8%
Apr
3.05
Jun
3.05
86c
96c
9,631
81c
35c
4,250
34c
Aug
1.05
1.05
600
90c
May
16c
20c
31,141
15c
July
1.41
1.50
16,600
20c
24c
114,600
Feb
1.10 Jan
Feb
15c
1.24 Jun
66c
5.50 Aug
1.80
1.99
90c
95c
15 %c
16c
7,025
14c
Jun
24c
Jan
8 Vic
10c
10,500
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
35c
32c
38c
31,500
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
1.72
1.83
6,100
1.95
15 %c
9c
3,250
70c
1.10
Jan
55
50
47
Feb
5
130
5
Feb
6% May
7%
100
6%
Feb
7% Aug
4.50
4.40
4.65
18,900
8C
8 ViC
14,600
5c
Feb
53c
45c
58c
68,951
31c
5.40
3.35 Mar
8c
Jan
60c
56C
63C
1.19
1.15
1.20
.
23,100
35c
23,650
80c
1.26
1.25
1.42
31,150
3.10
3,680
Jun-
Mar
1.25 Aug
1.70
Jun
Jun
16c
Aug
70c
Feb
Jun
3.50 July
Jun
1.72
1.90
27,600
37%
40%
4,644
30%
Apr
40% May
6,050
5.10
Jun
14 %
July
July
18% Mar
6.00
5.90
6.10
15%
14%
15%
3,493
18c
26c
66,100
7
7
100
4.65
4.65
135
Feb
15c
6% Aug
3.00
Jun
5.95
34c
Apr
ID1/*
Jan
4.75
July
17% Mar
293A July
28
1,767
25
26%
2,620
31
31
30
19% Mar
31% Aug
52
52
52
25
52
53
19%
19
19%
6,345
42
41%
42 V*
4,446
12
12
12 %
2,125
73/4
7%
8%
3,075
2.45
—
27%
31
2.50
400
41c
45c
42c
:—
^
68c
Ltd
20c
Oils & Minerals
38,000
30
_
:—
1.02
30
45
67c
74c
17 Vac
25c
112,800
30,425
1.07
1.01
42,650
Mar
13
-
May
28 Va
Aug
Jun
15%
Apr
20'/a Aug
28'A
Feb
43
Jan
13%
Jun
8 3/4
July
9%
7
Mar
Feb
2.00
32c
Mar
Jan
25
Aug
2.75 Mar
58c
31
Aug
Aug
67c
Aug
92c
Aug
17c
Jun
36c
July
1.01 Aug
2.20
—
5c
Mar
18c
Apr
Mar
9c
7.25
Apr
1.05
1.18
Jan
4.00 Aug
6.50 Aug
5.00
6.50
72,100
105,000
1.52 May
5%
100
3.75
Apr
17%
100
8%
Jan
173/4
Jan
75% July
5%
.
69c
Life
68
69 %
1,185
33
55c
58c
58c
July
61c
75c
5,387
7,100
45c
Mar
10c
6,000
6%c Jan
9c
8%c
9c
36%,c
—
33c
40c
74
74%
137
35
60
62
428
32
Feb
7%
7 %
100
6
July
23%
23%
125
21
Jan
1.62
1.80
79,700
10
25
Insurance
*
25
!r.
class A
(T H) pfd
Corp
Warrants ext. to Jan 1
Falconbridge
69
57c
7c
20
Eureka
1.68
8,500
8c
Jan
19,600
18c
Mar
65c
62c
68c
15,500
28
30
20,365
24%
—,
23 3/4
24%
2,920
23
26 %
263%
470
25
26 s/8
25c
Oils Ltd
21%
July
Jan
July
Feb
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Jun
14 %c
Apr
54c
July
75
Aug
62
Aug
7% Aug
23%
Feb
1.89 Aug
77c
30%
Aug
Jun
29
Mar
29
May
74,800
1.80
Jan
3.75 July
43,500
1.72
Jan
2.91 July
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79c
1.91
The
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6.00 July
2.50
2.02
Mines
Feb
1.03 May
21c
30
25c
1956
Nickel
Players
Faraday Uranium
Fargo
Jan
Jan
Ltd common
Flooring
Famous
2.95
5.00
17%
Empire Life
Estabrooks
2.10 July
16,535
70c
Mines
Equitable
54,005
7.00
6.50
Emerald Glacier
Erie
2.66
6.85
1.10
Elder Mines
Eldrich
6,000
2.40
7.00
Malartic Mines
East Sullivan Mines
Eastern Metals
Eastern Smelting & Refining Ltd
Eastern Steel
—t
Easy Washing Machine
Eddy Paper class A—
9%c
2.45
East Amphi
1.25 Aug
2.56
2.15
May
1.80
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Apr
58c
»-
50c
40%
Aug
55
5
55
Jan
1.80 Jun
25
Woollens
July
.7%
1.18 Jan
33c
27 %
2.05 Mar
1.57 May
3.75 May
1.10 Maf
38c July
T—
—
Co
32c
175
25
Chemical com
Mines
Mines
52
36c
18c
7.50 Mar
1.35
11 %c
9c
1.04 Mar
5.50
Mar
26c
20c
Fanny Farmer
9.65
7c
Jun
9c
—
Sol Gold
178
Aug
34c
:
&
El
Jan
30c
1.50
Ltd
Stores
July
Jan
Apr
Jan
90c
--50
25% July
17
167
3.35
17 %c
Pen-Rey Oils
10
Jan
36c
——-
El
325
23
175
100
7%
20
4.10 Mar
Jan
35c
18c
52%
East
3.25
,
26%
8%
Jan
8.50 May
Aug
16%
9c
Fell
23c
37%
2.30 July
19 Va
29
Mines Ltd
Brewery
Apr
3.15 Aug
33c
35c
10
,—-5
Textile common
36%
6.75 May
Jan
11c
1.05
Tar
36 %
-
Jan
9c
Minfes——
—
Copper
3,120
23%
Feb
6.60
Jun
6.50 Aug
2.05 Mar
20
3.05
Dominion
Dominion
1,550
9
Dominion
Donalda
1.22
23%
45c
Jan
29 % July
5.25 Aug
Aug
50c
10,265
Jun
50c
Jan
28c
Jun
1.75
Aug
9c
2.04
2.80
Steel & Coal-
Dominion
28% May
58c
6.10
50c
51c
Preferred
57c
70c
Feb
Feb
60c
155,166
16c
Foundry & Steel com
Magnesium-Dominion Scottish Invest common
1,550
Mar
&
90c
Dominion
9.460
36%
1
1
1.07 Aug
35c
—-
Dominion
Dominion
Jun
May
42c
—
Coal pfd
Dominion Electrohome
33
2.99
Chromium
107,035
-
393/4
49c
16c
Dominion
74c
20% "
10
Chesterville Mines
1.07
Jun
3.50
Jan
Jan
12c
new——
Exploration
Mines
66c
20%
50c
1
1
Research
94c
.—f-
Distillers Seagrams
29
66c
*
Preferred
Aug
2.00
9,719
Feb
Aug
90c
Aug
29
Dominion Asbestos
45c
20
Trust
55c
25c
76c
Minerals
Jan
100
1,700
32%
—
Chatco Steel common
5.35 July
11,360
;
Producers
Rib
Apr
550
91
37
47
1
Chamberlain Oil
Jan
2.80
19,250
Deer Horh Mines Ltd
Detta
6.00
1
Centremaque Gold
1.00
13,420
12,280
21c
Decoursey Brewis
Warrants
Devon-Leduc
2.75
1.73
Central Leduc Oil
Jan
5,15
B
Class
Jan
13 %
42c
1
114
*
1
—1
*
—1
1
Trethewey
Jan
23c
4.65
39
D'Aragon Mines „——
Davis Leather class A
Aug
48c
23
Carlboo Gold
24%c
79,776
28c
Mines Ltd
July
2.10
36%
34%
100
100
Natural Gas
Pioducers
6,000
41c
3.00
Minerals
Crowpat
Cusco
41
9
Asbestos
Crown
37
90
49 %c
Canso Oil
9,400
32c
32c
94c
Petroleum
Trust
Zellerbach
Crown
37% Mar
33
13%
*
*
Aug
45c
30c
25c
Poplar Min
Pershing
Croinor
Aug
2.75
76%
*
47c
33c
40c
Crestaurum Mines
1.10
2.50
40»/4
34%
1
25
10
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums
1
Canadian Prospect —:
——33 %c
Canadian Utilities preferred
—100
Aug
July
2.75
Mining
Cournor
Del
2.00
Pacific Railway
;
Petrofina Ltd preferred
19c
75c
36%
Lead
Jan
37
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Jan
Jan
23c
39
!
Cbhsol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man
COrby (H) Dist voting
Coulee
Feb
30c
July
5c
IOV2C
70c
Copper Cliff
Jan
-—*
:—
15,000
—-
10
4.70
_
Willfston
1,000
19c
25c
Exploration
14%
7
Canadian Vickers
12c
15c
Jan
2.65
1.55 Aug
2.75
Consumers Gas
Conwest
Jan
3.25
-
12c
class A
West
Consolidated
Aug
*
——
1.60
15c
Consolidated Tungsten
2.40
3
*
Oils COs common
Mar
\
Sudbury Basin Mines—
Cbnsol
12 %
*
—
Warrants
Red
293
*
—10c
—*
*
—-.
Canadian Homestead Oils —1
Feb
81c
Consolidated Sannorm
13
24%
i—-
Consolidated
12%
*
•'
75c
Jan
-
Mines
Press
D'Eldona Gold
:•
(Dunsmuir)—
—
Consolidated
183
.*
common
Jun
40c
7,613
Consolidated Northland Mines
77
90%
20
35c
6,470
67c
Consolidated Orlac
Consolidated Peak Oils
77
.1
—
3,967
Consolidated Nicholson —_.—:
66
1.15
10c
*
%c
61c
Jun
Feb
205
25
Cheskirk
Feb
9
10%
*
Dredge
Chemical
38% Aug
14 %
41
-
Chartered
43 % Mar
Apr
30
2.50
*
Jun
5.00 July
1.68
.-
Consolidated Mosher
12%
—*
*
—20
Canadian Food Products common
Charter
Jun
4.25 July
188 192%
Canadian
Central
3.90
10%
"
Castle
Jan
10% Mar
10%
1.86
Cassiar
14% Aug
3.00 May
36% Aug
149
11%
Apr
48c
1,228
31 %
Apr
7.00 July
615
36%
1.91
Canso
Jan
6.65 July
4.1,5
13,101
13
7.35
^
Canadian
Apr
4.90
6.45
14
7.40
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian
18% Jun
3.420
32c
-
13% May
16%
15%
16
Jan
7%
July
25
Collieries
Canadian
29% Mar
29
12
45c
70c
30
Warrants
4%
Mar
Jan
common-
Canadian
preferred
preferred
Apr
87c
Aug
„—:
Canadian
8%
17c
Aug
22%
$1.75 preferred
Canadian
Feb
13c
126,700
12%
—-*
;
common
Ctlanese
Canadian
8 %c
6,000
25c
13c
i
27%
—
Class A
2,200
9 Vic 12 Vac
11c
4
Jan
15%
Jan
7,525
5.05
Negus
May
2.10
3.85
.-
Marbehor
Consolidated
Mar
July
15c
28,000
25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
-
60c
28,900
10c
8c
22c
25
Canadian
85c
15c 16 Vic
28,900
1,710
common..
A
Class
84c
46
.—
Car
9 Vac
30
British Empire Oils
Canadian
Jan
May
8c
fi|c
& Cable
Canadian Canners
5%c
16c
273/4
Preferred
Canadian
3.75
19c
36c
2.60 Mar
—
15c
12.50
class B—-—*
Admiral Oil
*
Astoria Minerals
1
Atlantic Oil
2
Bank of Commerce
20
Breweries common
*
Canadian
Jun
1.40 Mar
273A
—
B
Lines
Aug
16
293/4
Canada Southern Petroleum
SS
36c
Feb
Aug
30
;
Preferred
Feb
49c
"11.100
85c
*---—?
Canada Wire
Apr
Apr
*
Canada Permanent Mortgage
Canada
500
Jun
Jan
21c
133,060
Consolidated Howey
77
Warrants
Packers class
24c
9.75
1,675
:
16c
Feb
9 Vic
:
_
Canada Oil Lands
Canada
69c
Jan
7c
27%
1
*
Malting
Canada
28c
13%
63c
4
Assurance
Life
18c
21c
13%
1.95 Aug
Jun
1.20
*
10
—10
A
Canada Iron Foundry
Canada
63,350
21c
20
•
*
Cut Stone
Canada Crushed &
Canada
10 %c
13%
1
1
1
-*
*
Preferred
•
37,946
1
j,——J—
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Can-Met Exploration
Canada
29,810
12c
*
—-I
—
Canada
183,750
10c
1
Consolidated
Campbell
•
1.95
11c
1
Flon
Flin
1.46
8%c
*
Calgary & Edmonton
»
220
9c
♦
—
Jan
49%
1.95
*
(expire Sept. 9)
Burxard class' "A".—
Rights
43%
48%
11 %c
*
1
-*
•-—*
—
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker
27c
103/4
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—;
1
4%c
35c
17%
1
1
—-1
1——
-1
—.—1
1
1
•
1
—
96,300
45c
17%
49
14c I8V2C
60c
Mar
30c
14%
Co——25
25c
—
*
—-
871
19,130
Arrow
13%
20
Jan
12 % May
7% Mar
12
1.60
13%
16% May
Jun
25c
33c
•
105
5,830
78c
July
10
—
53%
*
-*
Aug
14c
10
Mines—
Iron
ClaSs B warrants—
54
8%
JUn
38c
12C
Consol
Fenimore
70c
29 %c
Consolidated ©lilies Lake Mines
53%
Jun
3.70 Aug
Mar
57c
50% Aug
Jun
Jan
50%
53
__—
Mines
Mines
24,500
6.70 July
36c 39
96% May
95
50
AUg
11%
3.10 Aug
3.80
*
•
Mines—
Reef
60,300
19c
15c
Oil
Dragon
51%
-----
British Columbia Telephone
Brunsman
39c 413A c
——
Consolidated
Brunhurst
42c
—_—
52%
Products
British Columbia Packers class A
Broulan
3,000
Jan
3.00
30%
50
Forest
•-
57,701
62c
10%
Consolidated Denison Mines
50
B
3.70
59c
27c
Consolidated Cordasuh
Apr
1.41
100
50
British Columbia Power
3.00
16 %C
Cadillac—
47%
100
—
Columbia
Jan
Consolidated EaSt Crest
4%
preferred
preferred
4% % preferred
4% Vc preferred
5% preferred
Apr
8 3/4
10
70
2.76
13 %c July
3.25
25
—
607
29%
Feb
600
30c
Bakeries
49
2.76
4'/8C
18,500
Consolidated Bellekeno
30%
1.15 Aug
80c
11
Cbnsolidated Allenbee
3.00
1.30 May
Jan
9c
16c
1.70
1.74
Feb
10c
4.55
41%C
JUn
1.37
Aug
7%c
11
1
Corp
Jan
9% Mar
Jun
Electric—
Columbia
Class
7Ve
Feb
96c
.
4.50
■
59c
49
1
1
*
4%Vc
British
10.724
10% July
3.05
Mines
DeVelbpment
Apr
18
Feb
17
1,409,095
.
2.65
———.—
Ltd
American Oil
British
8
50
___——
Mines
815
1.15
7 %c
-
—.
National
Coniaurium
Conro
6,500
75c
m*im
Petroleum
Commonwealth
Consolidated Central
preferred
Bridge & Tank
8.459
18
7%
7%
Brazilian Traction
3.20
3.50
Jun
2.10
2.95
17%
3.10
-
-
—
.
3,200
13c
7%
1,410
1.02
12c
Jan
1.05 July
Feb
72c
11
Yellowknite
Colomac
July
8%
96c
Copper
33
2.20
45c
Brantford Cordage class A
Britalta
Coldstream
33
2.10
2.90 Aug
8Va
99c
13 Vic
Bralorne Mines
British
40 % July
Aug
5,800
1.18
Jun
82c
19,014
90c
12 %c
33
1.60 Aug
1.07
85c
Aug
233%c Jan
83/4c May
—.—
2.13
— —————
Warrants
33
10
Coin Lake
1.00
8%
Mines
Cody-Rico
Jan
High
90
Mar
65
372
67,000
.—
1
—
_
Brilund
34,400
3.80
Aug
85
%c 10%c
1
Jan.
Low
85c
Willans
Cockshutt Farm Equip—
Jun
12c Julv
Jan
6c
1.36
Cochenour
4.20
1.80 May
3.35
9c 11 %c
Cobalt
Apr
15c
9
since
Range
High
1.04
Consolidated Mining Corp
JUn
1.05
Aug
10,300
45c
—~
Bouscadillac
7,985
11c
50
——
Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold.
Boymar
68c
1.50
Bay
Bo rd ulac
55c
Shares
82%
10c
J.
Citra-Lartic
May
85
25
Chrysler Corp
Apr
52c
10 %c
9c
Uran Ltd
Blue Ribbon pfd
T
Blue Rock Cerium Mines
Black
Aug
2.90
Mines
Kirkland
Bidgood
1.00
Jan
11c
62c
—•—
Mines
Uranium
Bicroft
70c
11c
Ltd—
Mines
Yukon
Bibis
1,000
48,400
for Week
Low
Par
High
85c
Range
of Prices
•
Sale Price
1
Jan.
Lew
High
85c
14c
Beta Gamma Mines
since
Range
12 %c 16 Vic
;
I ast
STOCKS
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Bevcon
AUGUST 26
for Week
STOCKS
Berens River
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Sales
Week's
Friday
44th Street, New York 36,
Direct Private Wires to
Canada
N. Y.
44
(852)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock
Week's
Friday
Exchange (Cont.)
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Farwest
Tungsten Copper
Grain
Federal
Preferred
Federal
Petroleums
38
1,950
21c
67,500
43
Jun
Lamaque
Jan
31
Feb
Laura
Jan
28c
Aug
Laurentide
4.90
5.15
4,615
3.60
Jan
6.30
1.80
1.95
3,875
1.75
Jan
2.85 May
134
126
131
538
100
132
132
55
132
*
25%
27
230
18
,
_*
„
iA
J)
pfd
Lencourt
Gold
Lexintun
Ltd
4,700
5%c July
13c
Apr
Little
36
1,610
25
Feb
36
Aug
Loblaw
96
96
50
90
Feb
97
Apr
Class
4.40
•
common
4.40
4.70
19,573
5.20 July
Lomega
65c
200
60c
91
93
440
85 %
100
91
3.90 Mar
Long
May
Exploration
1
45c
44c
46c
12,000
32c
Feb
•
78c
75c
84c
10,400
60c
Mar
Exploration of Alberta
Power
•
common
preferred
5%%
Mines
Steel
Wares
Lake
115%
Aug
20
111%
Jun
115%
7,717
9.80
Jan
19%
250
1%
Feb
9%
57%
55%
58%
1,030
49
Mar
79% Mar
124
126
195
89
Mar
134% July
5.25
5.40
700
10%
10%
460
Gold
100%
101
13 %c
13c
15c
6.35
6.50
8%
100%
Aug
10c
Feb
5,514
76c
84c
68c
68c
74c
41c
41c
46c
22,800
Explorations
Mines
Jan
Mackeno
MacLeod-Cockshutt
18c
18c
20c
37,300
20c
MacMillan
Madsen
Jan
Bloedel
&
Red
70c
7.85
Jan
1.27
May
July
Malartic
Maneast
Uranium
57c
July
Maple
62c
Jun
19c
May
Leaf
Milling
Marcus
1.33 Mar
Marigold
Oils
Maritime
18c
Feb
Graham
1
26c
23c
10%c
9%c
A
13c
137,500
160
186
Mar
175
25
£2%
Feb
54
7%
7%
100
6%
Jun
34c
___*
1
32c
31c
»
18 %C
17 %c
,7.50
8.40
•
44
43%
Utilities
6
Warrants
West
Lime
4.50
4.35
4.50
215
1.15
1.05
1.25
30,725
92c
Jun
McKenzie
4.00
Apr
McMarmac
Feb
8
July
4.95
Jun
2.44
July
Red
Mentor
Jan
4.75
Aug
Mexican
4.75
12
14c
12
'
12
510
13 %c
15c
27,920
8%
8%
110
75c
70c
78c
38,410
22c
25c
11,325
14c
14c 14 %c
6,500
1.05
1.05
1.28
8%C
8%c
9%C
4.50
106,650
15,700
28%
Jan
Jan
36c
62
Jun
12
Aug
10%c Mar
8
13
22c
Jun
38c
July
July
16c
12 %c Jan
Mar
Apr
9
Mill
Milton
1.12
July
Mining
Modern
Feb
Molsons
3.10
Apr
7%c
Jan
15c
Feb
5.00
Jan
Class
75 c
13,000
47c
Apr
80c
Aug
15c
Jan
Multi-Minerals
13c
1,500
63
160
23 %
23
23%
4,159
9.50
10
11,260
15c
15c
17c
64,800
42
42
42%
145
52
52 %
235
10c
May
53 %
Jan
15% Mar
7.50
14c
Feb
Mar
30
Feb
50%
Jan
7.85
7.50
8.00
36,240
2.60
Jan
_♦
68 %
65%
70
5,025
51%
Jan
28 %c
8.00
27c
30c
26,000
42
—__1
42
40
8.00
8%c
8.25
1,800
9c
31,300
8c
50%
50%
97'/2
98
105
38%
37%
38%
6,504
12 %
12
12%
3.895
20c
34
May
Apr
7.05 Apr
7%c Mar
July
25% Aug
12 % July
28c
Jun
44% July
53% July
8.30 Aug
70
32c
42
Nama
Nickel
Co
.
Intel-provincial
Pipe
National
Steel
July
National
49%
6
Jun
Jan
Mines
15
Aug
New
]
(John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Shore
Mines
II
For footnotes
""*
II
,
see
page
45.
18
18
10
Mar
26% Mar
39%
38%,
40
575
32%
Jan
2,30
2.40
18,600
1.40
May
1.85
2.05
13
13
13%
1,295
91c
.___
£0:
1.05
103,080
20%
20%
28
32,120
Feb
435
28
Jan
72c
11%
Jan
75
27%
4.00
4
200
3.55
Jun
1.55
1.74
1,200
1.50
Jun
33
24
895
26
Jan
44
43
44
60
37
Apr
—
B
25
•
■
1
0!)
'
2,000
1.45
34,750
1.25 Aug
2.54
Jan
25c
30c
93.050
11c
70c
Jun
78c
65c
43c
—
16c
50
16c
65c
1.610
32c
45c
14,000
35c
Jun
55c
16c
.
'
1,500
15c
Aug
25c
56.200
1.01
1.02
2.11
2.10
2.20
5.265
31c
31c
3.800
Jun
Jan
__i
9%c
9'Ac
9%C
4.400
__[
5 %c
Jan
26c
25c
34c
26,100
18c
Jan
25%
Apr
1.95 Aug
5%c Mar
Feb
Jan
New
Kelore
2.35 July
New
Laguerre
20c
Aug
Newlund
25c
Jun
New
30%
Mines
Marlon
Norzone
New
9%c 10 V2C
24,467
8c
Jun
17c
Jan
New
Ryan
18%c 24%c
132,525
9%c
25c
July
New
Senator
134,704
41c
Jun
Aug
New
Superior
32c
Jan
95c
Jan
3.95
1.77
May
Jun
16c
177,843
6%c Jan
22c
Apr
65c
160,545
12c
65c
Aug
8c
9%c
33.800
8c
28c
Feb
28c
29 c
3,575
28c
Aug
40c
Aug
18c
20c
33.000
18c
Aug
40c
Feb
16c
7VbC
Jan
40c
Fqb
4c
Jan
8%c Apr
Minda-Scotia
18 %c
Like
20c
143,300
6c
42,500
12c
14c
9,050
5%c Jan
11c
Mines
10'Ac
7%c Jun
%
C
of
Canada.—
11c
14,500
10c
Thurbois
10c
11c
14,900
2.40
2.35
2.43
2.300
37c
;
—
—
9%c
51,500
1.25
22,450
1.00
3.05
34,750
2.10
Jan
3.10. Ma^r
May
15%c Jup
10c
9c
11c
25.500
70c
70c
60 %
5 8'A
23c
Mar
12c
18c
131,750
lie
80c
70c
81c
20,140
65c
Jan
85c
36c
Apr
Nor-Acme
36c
38c
2,050
31c
July
50c
Jan
Noranda
Jun
55c
Mar
Norgold
Feb
Nisto Mines
Gold
Mines
37 %c
38c
2,650
35%c
14c
15c
Mar
17c
Mar
Norlartic
Mines
Mar
32c
July
Normetal
Mining
—i
14c
2,250
12c
19%c
16c
21c
128,500
13c
-30c
1.25
1.25
1.30
6,150
1.10 Jan
1.52 Mar
Norpax
23
23
1,897
21%
Apr
25
Jun
17
16%
17%
3,291
8.15
Jan
19
North
2.30
May
2.00
2.70
26,075
1.10
Apr
3.95 July
North
2.10
95,728
15c
16,000
-__1
5.50
5.50
5.65
1,475
25C
25c
4,200
—
4,000
40c
Aug
78c
Jan
Jan
10%c
Jup
July
1.55
Jan
May
75c
Jan
11c
Jun
22 %c
5.15
20c
Apr
Jun
Jan
2.54
35c
45c
6.35
27c
Aug
Mar
Jun
Jan
July
1.100
7.372
8c
55c
46
Jun
May
&
11c
Mines
Canadian
23,561
3.45 Aug
53c
61c
293,643
20%c Mar
4.60
13 %c
Rankin
Star
3.000
7.50
4.75
Oils
12c
7.10
55c
Ltd
30c
7.30
North Inca Gold
66c
Oil
16%
9%
Trinity
Northern Canada Mines
Northwestern Utilities preferred
Nudulama Mines Ltd
43c
146.600
4.80
2,714
12c
16c
577,000
66c
70c
3,200
16%
17
65c
100
♦
92%
Feb
99c
9c
Jun
16c
4.25 July
7%c
40c
75c
625
10%
9%
9%
1,540
3.95
9%C
3,500
8c
65c
10,300
52c
92 %
62c
92%
88c
35
334,600
80c
62
15c
9%c
Warrants
North
62
5c
35c
Oil
Jan
8c
32c
Jun
i.ii
3.20
26,950
66,750
1.08
Nipissing Mines
Jap
39c
2.85
Aug
2.15 Apr
15%c May
Apr
15c
18 %c Mar
43c
1.10
18
39c
July
30c
9%c
July
Feb
Jan
9c
20c
39c
2.86
20c
15%
26c
12 %c
30c
Aug
5%c
5
Oils
Jan
12 %c
„
Yellowknife
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd.
Jan
May
14c
Nib
5%c
75c
50c
Mylainaque Explor
New Taku Mines
New
Apr
14%c July
18c
Rouyn Merger
1.75
68c
29c
New
Jan
1.12 Aug
9 %c
Newnorth Gold
Aug
22c
16c
Gold
Jun
1.20
16c
52c
Mines
Jun
2.28
Apr
21 %c
Mar
14c
Apr
Jan
16,625
1.87
28C
1.34
2.70
72c
28c
76c
30c
Feb
Jan
Jan
27c
70c
2.15
July
Jun
Jan
-
27'Ac
Mines
Aug
14 %c
2.00
81c
Feb
Aug
Hosco
Aug
1
1.00
25c
Jun
Jan
1.55
New Jason Gold
40c
1
2.15
1.80
43c
New
38c
—1
1.05 May
2.25 July
2,000
500
Jan
29% Mar
19,795
2,445
Feb
1.26
May
12,425
53.100
30c
1.30
—
1.50 Aug
24
43c
15c
Feb
July
42c
34c
J an
2.10
20c
40c
17%
5.2o
35 % July
44
Aug
42c
38c
34c
Apr
20 % Aug
28% Jan
Jan
38c
17%
Jun
Apr
2.72
Jan
-__1
12 %c
Jan
2.73
14
Jan
New
15c
18c
Jun
May
2.75 Aug
15c
New
34c
May
12%
42
11c
Aug
17%
80c
Jan
24c
July
—i
16
64,432
72c
1
1.25 July
18
257,075
52c
—
40
Jan
1,819.672
North
Mining
Jun
47c
40c
Aug
IIII"
Jan
36%
1.12
23
IIIIIII
1.95
25
42,950
32c
Jan
-_
Osu
8,200
1.20
75c
7c
1
5%
38%
35c
57c
Exploration..
Dufault Mines
Lake Lingman
5
1X0
20c
41,700
1,000
Jun
Jun
38%
•
_
Goldvue
107,245
145,000
July
3.30
37
85c
86 %
142
72c
53c
25% Aug
23 %
Apr
..
26% July
6.75 Jan
31c
52c
Mines
Lake
235
1.01
1.65
Labatt
Lake Cinch
26%
25% July
20
.
Highbridge
___i
Ltd
26%
July
1.14
Mines
48c
—i
Copper Mines
Oils
250
•
Dehli
i
~
26%
Jan
15% Mar
2.25
Jan
Jun
1.55
III_'
Townsite
26'A
:
Petroleum
49c
i
I.
16%
100
114,920
Development.
Concord
Davies
1.65
i
.
4,161
"17
3.25
July
3.15 Mar
-__1
Lake
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland Lake
25%
2.75
July
5.00 July
1.45 Jan
1.45
45c
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
24 %
■
5.00
Jan
Harricana
10c
IIII'
50c
3.00
31c
New
9,000
Kerr-Addison
5,900
'
2.05 Aug
July
Mar
New
819.880
2.35
3.50
20c
New
16c
45c
16,671
Apr
20c
2.28
25c 28 % c
12% Aug
Aug
14 %c
2.31
22,700
.
Mar
13 %c
48 %c
4.70
Jan
July
Jan
Jan
II
4.50
Jan
9%
39c
19
Apr
Mar
Gold
130,783
Jan
50c
55
Jupiter Oils
100
1.13
9%
Feb
1.42 July
5,225
90% July
83c
12'A
60c
9.75
90,250
133
75 c
12%
2.15 Aug
Feb
Aug
1 22
50
75c
800
Jan
7.85
2.50
20,854
23 %c
17%
44c
48c
1.00
%
—_1
162,800
2.20
136% 136%
—1
1,450
60c
70c
Fortune
9%c
2.15
8.80
50c
1.15
Dickenson
57c
206,UOj
l.r<5
8XC
brtr
2.35
New
61c
Feb
625
Mines
New
-III
Apr
1.50
26 %
Calumet
2.80 Mar
1,981
1.75
Aug
1Oc
New British Dominion Oil
37% July
9,650
Aug
50c
New
91
25
90c
1,800
10c
1.35 Aug
32% Mar
1.84
32,450
50c
Jan
35
1.55
14,100
1.15
Aug
565
24%
6 On
29c
60c
42c
15,020
1.84
Feb
25c
50c
21c
91
86
Mar
95,959
1.45
80
60c
39,536
37%
85
Jun
Aug
Jan
11c
43.300
91
*
79,400
27c
1.35
7,800
i.
22c
17
A_
Continental Oil
Apr
9,910
Ltd
15c
May
50c
1.45
New
11%
2.10
Joliet-Quebec
11,300
1.03
New
3,135
28%
Joburke Gold
44c
24c
New
15
IIII
40c
46% July
1.38
Feb
Jan
Ltd
90
78c
14
10%
2.00
(1939)
105
Aug
26c
10% Aug
2,097
8
27%
II
Minerals
Apr
67% May
31 %c July
95:
1.45
1
Mines
Feb
99
2,015
4.75
Oils
Apr
61% July
710
12
28
Jaye Exploration
33
29
85
4.75
New Athona Mines
Jan
2,800
10
4
1,676
102
22 %c 22 %c
36%
~
44%
82
■
33%
class
July
56
12
2.00
I
43%
Mar
27c
12% Aug
7% July
4 %c
5
.__
17% May
Mining
10% Mar
1,468
i
Mining
2.00 Aug
Apr
4.55
Alger
Bristol
55
*
Jaculet
Jan
15%
14c
2.30
Nello
91
Jasper Oil
9 %c
114
12%
Bidlamaque
!
Mines.
20,900
481,584
51c
Gas
—
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
New
3,500
July
17
17%
_;
New
7%
Mar
115
95c
•
Trust
July
9%
24%
100 % May
1.92
com
Car
40
7%c
42-
11% July
17
—
37
Gold
July
Jan
Feb
9
50c
Petroleum
102
Line
Mines
1.00
6%c
1.90
Hosiery
Feb
12
_l
20c
71c
Preferred
1.37
Ltd
Juiy
1.45
:
Feb
70
7'/a
100
Ranwick
Apr
1.00
8.60
.l
National
35% May
9%
*
2.83
July
July
1.15
Ltd
July
Aug
55%
*
Jan
20c
40c
.____!
National
Aug
Aug
*
common
70c
5,290
102
Grocers
100
Petroleum
86,800
60c
79c
44 %
National Drug & Chem common.
National Explorations Ltd
National
Ftw
2.59
46c
455
Ltd
,__i
Preferred
International
Creek
15
A__
Aug
44c
2.20
common
Apr
54
*
pfd
jan
15c
Mar
95c
Corp common
10
Mining
International Metals class
18C
Mar
110
...
Porcupine
10
Jan
7%c
12
Jun
7c
30c
108%
50
15c
45
*
Inspiration
International
501
♦
A_
Inland Cement preferred.
Milling
51%
"
7%c
8c
43,950
64
'
__10
14,375
51,477
109 %
—
Montreal Locomotive
63
Api
Mar
15c
4,475
B
74c
13c
104
12c
11,353
•
Knitting
Feb
Aug
16c
Mortgage
4.00 May
1.08
13% July
35c
.
43,500
:
class
Brewery
Monarch
common
lie
16c
common....
Monarch
63
Apr
3.20
Containers
Moneta
13c
100
90c
Mogul Mining Corp
New
Acceptance
103
24%
Aug
9%c Mar
20
80
2.25
Jan
10%
Corp
29c
30c
.
9
60c
Jan
75c
860
13c
—
23%c
Jan
Jan
Jan
10'/2
Brick
May
20c
*
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
103
Feb
1.62
27c
10%
Mindamar
Jan
___i
11
10c
27c
4c
:___£1
53,200
8c
17,200
3dc
10%
13 %c
corn-
City Petroleum
15c
l
21,950
2.25
c
34
31c
84
Industrial
100
1
preferred
1.90
90c
5,800
*
Indian Lake
11 % c 13 Vac
60c
13.5
5,010
—
2.60 Aug
25c
Apr
2.50
Preferred
6c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
46% July
Jan
Midcon Oil & Gas
Moore
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Jan
1.60
Jun
Jan
19c
10
26%
__
Light & Power
4.50
Bank
1,621
13,175
103
__i_
5%c
50
International
Mar
9c
52%
Jan
42
12c
Mines—
17 %C
10
International
24
22c
2.55
2.06
Uranium
Mid-Western
1
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Aug
1.25 May
v
2.29
29c
♦
__1
May
2.15
41%
12c
common
„__l
___1
10c
9,780
11
Exploration
3.00
*
Erie
Jan
163,890
McWatters Gold
450
4.50
1
;
7c
1.63
Petroleum
»
Mining
Jun
3.20 Juty
41%
Island
.
Paper common
25
Feb
G6c.
A
Mercury Chipman Mills
Merrill
Oil
Smith
Apr
40c
1X5
Lake
Merrill
1
___l
Yellowknife
Jan
Apr
20
6Cc
:
Lake
Red
Meta
150
5
Jun
1.84
Jan
5.15 Mar
66c
'
Apr
185
.___
1.06
16c
•
Jan
1.55
___10
Jun
113,650
Sarcee
Jun
1.30 Mar
Aug
65c
Porcupine—
24%
Apr
4.15 May
Frontenac
Mclntyre
Jun
27
,___
40c
15'/«c
1X5
_10
Preferred
Mar
40c
60
-1
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Lake
5%
48
19%
22c
Dauch
Lake Wasa
7% May
McColl
11%
.
!
Aug
i
class
Jan
*
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Lake
Grain
Jan
60
Wd
11c
Consolidated
Mines **
McCabe
Jan
*
Preferred
Kroy
Matachewan
Maybrun
9%
1
Hollinger Consol
Kristina
Jan
Jun
3.60
25c
Oils
13,800
35c
10
7%c
___♦
Mines
19c
Jan
1.43
54,350
2.40
;
6,350
16c
!____
Highland-Bell
Kirkland
Preferred
23,425
l
Crest
Waite
Jun
31,300
26%
(George H) ^
11c
90c
15
60
Gold
16,500
^
19c
17c
___•
1.05
34c
warrants
7.00
1
common..)—_
Lake
1X0
13c
17c
Hasaga Gold
Red
1.01
1.65 May
56c
Jan
._
6.65
*
Head of Lakes Iron
17,900
Ltd
13%
27
Minerals
Bay
Mines
15
30
Gold___
1,500
2.10
Gold
18%c
*
.
9%c
1.94
B warrants
4.00 May
Apr
1
Alabastine—
&
Cotton
Industrial
2.40
100
Harding Carpets
Kerr
25
7
.
Sc
—
.'____
6.75
Rock
Kenville
750
7
Gwillim Lake Gold
Jonsmith
3.75
45%
*
Preferred
290,100
8c
192,445
Apr
.47%
5% Jan
7
common
100
2.35
;
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
8.40 Aug
1.50 May
Ltd____—
Gurney Products
Jeanette
1,800'
625
1
Jellicoe
6%
146,095
__
1
&
Jan
3.60
Mines
&
29
22%
4
Warrants
Highwood
690!
3.25
Gunnar
Heva Gold
28c
22%
Wire
Mines
Headway
54c
3.50
Gulf Lead
Harrison
May
May
_____•
B
7"%
4.25 Mar
1
1
*
class
Coal
14 %c Aug
13c
45% May
18 % May
Development
Great Sweet Grass
.
30c
20,225
45%
50
.
Plains
23%
7,500
1
-
3.10
Preferred
Aug
1.85
*
1
com
Feb
27,425
44
Paper____
5%c
130
48,200
21c
8.00
Gas
A
July
1
Northern
Maralgo
Feu
53%
Mines
Lakes
Feb
7%
'
Preferred
May
157
Granduc Mines
Hamilton
79c
53%
Great
Greening
1.66
♦
Bousquet
Grandines
23c
10c
50
common.
class
At.
1.03
23%
___
B
Mining Corp
46,300
*
—
Goldora Mines
Mackay
loc
Mar
2.10
common.—
4.00 Aug
Tire
4
23%
2.10
Jan
Preferred
Feb
50c, Jan
'
10c
,
Jan
Goodyear
4c
10
285
Aug
36c
Mines—
Ltd—
A5c
Porcupine
Mar
'18c
Magnet Consolidated
8,000
Goldhawk
95
14,066
75c
7%
.
68
2.08
Goldfields
94c
Aug
60 %c Mar
36,210
Jacobus
7
—
Mines
class
Lake Gold
Mar
12c
Uranium
7%C
75c-
Juu
.45% May
32c
—__________
Gold
147,220
Jacknife
80
4.CJ Aug
1.75
41% Mara
1.70
_——.__
lie
Jack
90
75c
_________________
Mar
23c
1
17,920
29,974
.
Mines
Feb
82c
*
■
Macfie
105% May
6.20 Aug
i__1
_J
Macdonald
60C
Iron
510
2.00
4.00
6%
44%
1.15 May
1.75
—
10c
Imperial
15,500
7%
——
Jan
6.45
11
Jun
150.800
6.45
5.15 July
800
1
____1
Mines
Mines
Gold
5.35
•
100
Mines
50c
Huron
Jan
1.69
Aug
2.65 Aug
61c
Jan
44
aot
84c
Jtaii
15c
Jan
12 %o
9%c
Lynx Yellowknife
Macassa
3.70
Hoyle
b'/HC
46,600
20,760
6c.
—_.
lie
Homer
17,0J0
45 c
2.60
44
Lyndhurst Mining Co————
Jun
l^c
32c
2.65
uan
36c
54c
Home
12 %c
46C
2.66
Goldfields
3.80
Howard
Apr
—.'_—___
1
Hinde
60c
common._Ull______,
Hosiery
__1
Goldfields
High
5%c Jan
27,100
___.
A
1
Hees
14,500
83c
90
Gold Eagle Mines
Golden Manitou
Heath
9c
Tec
A—
_______
1
Hard
7%c
Aug
Aug
9
1
Mines
Gypsum
13%
2.75
4;o5
3.3o Juiy
.
1.55
class
Goldcrest
Gulch
Jun
:
Lowney (Walter M)
Aug
19%
l—
Uranium
Apr
18
common
Lake
Yellowknife
God's
34 % July
Jan
26%
110
8%
A
__.
Glenn
55
5
class
Preferred
Goldale
2,342
9
Motors
General
Great
11%
;
Louvicourt
July
19
3
Petioleum
Great
10J
Lorado Uranium Mines———.
Apr
1.10
»
General
Geneva
33%
Tic
_1
Ltd__________
Dynamics
General
32%
115»/« 115%
115% 115%
100
.
Bakeries
General
32%
100
preferred
General
Great
22% July
Long Island Petroleums
Gaitwin
Gatineau
Gordon
Jan
Lac
Gold
Class
17%
_______—__
B
London
963
12
7%c
—.—
Groceterias
96% Aug
95c
Apr
May
1,340
21
13 %c
Gold
7%c
3.uO
i2'
1.75 Mar
81c.
Petroleum
7c
3X0
19%
A______
——
Liberal
34
100
class
—
Jun
Aug
132
t
High
20%
Shops..
Mines
Aug
138
Jan
Low
800
3.90
Candy
Acceptance
Gold
Leltch
Range since Jan.
High
2.75
Gold
27%
Jan
Aug
<
Lavalie
July
Shares
2.60
Secord
35%
♦,
_—________—
Debentures
Giant
Jan
29
Sales
for Week
Lots
Mines
Luz
10c
1.85
Warrants
Geco
26
La
,1
Range
oi Prices
P
Aug
60c
Cos
Frobisher
57c
70
Week's
Last
High
_*
Co
26
Sale Priee
48c
Aug
5.00
Francoeur Gold
Gas
36c
•
B
Foundation
Freiman
10,740
30%
18c
AUGUST
*
*
Manufacturing
Fraser
Range since Jan. 1
Low
42c
38
20c
ENDED
Friday
Shares
29%
1
WEEK
STOCKS
High
36c
20
Ford Motor class A
Class
Low
*
A
—a.——
Kirkland
Federated
Fleet
class
of Prices
3Gc
_l
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
July
Feb
Jan
July
Aug
Jun
Jap
7.55 Aug
77c
5.95
Aug
Mar
16c
Mar
85c
July
18
May
Jan
10% July
Jan
17c
35c
Apr
70c
J.pP
91%
Jan
97%
Ji5y
33c
Jan
99c
Apr
Number 5459
182
Volume
.
.
45
(853)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Obaska
Selections
Oil
Mining-
Oka Rare Metals
;
9c
—
*
O'Leary Malartic
Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club common..
Conv
Ontario
___*
10
10
pref 6% series A
Loan
Orange Crush
Orenada Gold
1
1
15c 17%c
47c
53c
15c
50c
1
Jan
1,285
20,500
34,800
6.85
4.10
Apr
Jan
3c
23,000
3,425
1,000
200
65,867
"2.25
>
Jan
25%
Jan
v
/
6%c
Jan
25c
Aug
Pacific Coyle Navigation
38c
1.00
Apr
85c
Jun
17c
10%
21c
11%
60.400
985
69
69
57 %c
70
59c
465
1,000
28%c
29c
4,500
9%c
1.00
1
__1
Petroleum
Pacific
*
Page Mersey Tubes.
*
Parnour Porcupine
Oil
"Western
Pan
PaiamaQue Mines
Parbec Mines
Petroleums
Paymaster
Consol
Pembina
Photo
3,450.
9.00
8.60
9.00
19
19%
52
28c
53
32c
13c 14 %c
2.60
2.85
45c
50c
19,500
2.70
*
Mineral
48c
Engravers—
_*
__
40
41
1.24
1.21
1.25
__
1.85
Uranium
1
29V2C
23c
33c
,_1
33%
33
33%
»
Ponder
1.04
58
56c
Power
Corp
1
*
Prairie Oil
Border
Premier
Metals
Pressed
66%
40
Mar
2,100
270
49c
Mar
72c
3.85
7'/2c
18%
1,960
2,000
300
3.50
7c
18%
__
18%
Ll
11,150
1.817
67%
55 %c
66!2
River
Powell Rouyn Gold
1.60 July
; lie
7.60
7.75
5.90
10%
6.30
3.00
31c
3.20
35c
*
1
Airways
Quebec Chibougamau
1
1
1
1
1
___*
1
1
•
_
Quebec Copper Corp.l
Quebec Labrador
72c
83c
3.85
4.15
8%c
10c
13% 14%
1.42
1.65
4.20 4.40
2.30 2.50
17c
20c
26%
30
Corp
Manitou
Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
,2
Quemont Mining
Quebec Lithium
__
13%
1.50
4.20
2.35
Jan
Feb
5.05
Jan
5.25
Jan
2.15
Jan
9%c Jun
19
July
10% Jun
14
July
8.50 July
4.15 May
50c July
9%
9%
9%
Radiore
1
1.88
1.75
2.09 r
51,256
1
1.98
1.90
2.12
89,795
1
10c
10c
1.80
10c
1.80
1,000
600
t
29
Jan
15c
in
•
108
n
Reef
Mines
84c
Feb
3.65
75c
Jan
5.25
Petroleum
__1
Reeves MacDonald
7%c
Jan
Rio Palmer Oil
17c
20c
2.45
2.54
67c
57c
72c
5,680
1
1
2.10
1.22
2.00
1.20
4.00
2.14
1.30
4.00
61,171
18,650
Cotton
Little
Robinscn,
Class
14%
10
14
14
14%
100
125
21c
20c
24c
52,400
75c
75c
20c
9%c
85c
-
_
Uranium
Rix-Athabasco
Robinson
Roche
19c
2.50
Mines
Rexspar Uranium
_
common
__<■
4
1
__________1
-1
common...^
A
Mines
—
Consolidated
Rowan
—
-
Long Lac
Rockwin
—
20Vac
______
Roxana Oils
—*
——
————10
59
IRoyalite Oil common———
*
Rupununi Gold __—I————-—•——1
Russell Industries
—
——•
Ryanor Mining
1
14%
5%c
Royal Bank
16
--
__100
______1
San Antonio Gold
,-1
Sand River Gold
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
—*
Scarle class A,——
—*
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
:___
_50C
Security Freehold Petroleums
*
Shawicigan Water & Power com
♦
Power
Saguenay
St
preferred
—
72%
1-54
Lawrence Corp
,
Class
Shawkey (1945) Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Sicks'
Breweries
Ltd
5.10
__
Southern Union Oil __:
—
A
____.
Brock class A
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Starratt Olsen Gold
Stanley
Steel
17%
18
53c
—
50c
36c
66c
64c
53c
36c
70c
9%
65c
16c
—
Sudbury
Cons
Mines—
(ordinary)
Common
'
Supertest
13c
14
32c
20c
51,500
22,216
57,100
36,900
2,203
21
1.53
—
1
12c
Tandera
260
2,868'
7.00
*
1—
Mines
Taylor, Pearson pfd
:—
Teck-Kughes Gold Mines
Texas-Calgary
13%
. 24c
18c
4,961
920
—-
2,000
13,931
27
27
105% 105%
10c
11c
5.00 5.25
25
10
27,600
1.64
36,925
46% 46%
185
1.45
3.10
1.00
/
«
7nn
Wilrich
8.15
70c
16,745
28,460
4.80 Jan
65c July
9.55 July
91c Jun
350
29%
30
7.25 7.60
37c 49c
1.45 1.52
__
58,225
22,220
x 05
7>900
4,430 1'230
16% 16%
x 00
j 0Q
,
300
He
14c
64,300
11%
100
2.95
1.00
3.10
1.00
13,305
1,500
27
6.50
28c
1.05
14
31 Jun
9.00 July
75c Apr
. 1.80 July
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
"% July
1.37 Jan
Jan
i.oo Mar
68c
Aug
11c
Feb
9c
Apr
49%
Jan
5
34
44%
20
75
250
7.95
24,910
30 Mar
38
Jan
4.85 Feb
91c 1.14
40c 40c
6,513
1,649
91c Aug
33c Jun
16% 16%
2.80 3.20
100
25,405
12c
13c
8%c 9%c
43c
52c
__
44%
7.80
*
Leaseholds
•
1.14
*
107
__
(Geo)
common
*
__
1
*
i.
12%
2.00
*
Yellowknife Bear Mines
York Knitting class A
Yukeno Mines
15c
2.25
•
1
25c Jun
26 July
July
40
Feb
44% Aug
7.95 July
128
1.68 May
50c July
Jan
57
112% Aug
15% Apr
1.90 Jan
20 Jan
3.60 July
90c Apr
33,500
118,550
6,950
7c Jan
6c Feb
6%c Jan
15c Jun
127/eC Jun
82c July
13
2.05
3,153
4,458
11% Aug
1.90 July
19% Jan
2.69 Feb
5 250
86,050
5,000
146,965
100
6,924
ggc
7c
7c
1.40
2.00
10c
jan
Jan
flo May
35c Jun
20c
40c
12%
—
1
18% July
,16% Aug
76% Aug
58c Aug
48c July
16%cMay
1.75 Jun
24^ Jun
41%cMar
<—2,00
50c
1
1
;
3,624
•
May
95
Aug
4.00 July
68c July
49c 5Qc
23c27%c
15c 17c
2.20 2.47
2.65 2.65
10c 14c
12c
9c
45c
1
1
594
27
27,200
58c
59c
1
39,800
105 107%
3.05
1
Petroleums
8i, J3
34
44%
7.70
127
12
Jun
11% Jan
66
Jan
23c Jan
26c Aug
4Vic Jan
1.45 Aug
21
Apr
11c Feb
23
Jan
40% Aug
9% Jan
7.00 July
72c May
__
10c
63c
Jan
May
Jan
Jan
=
Jan
,
25c Apr
2.59 Aug
2.75 July
19c Jun
16c
Feb
66% July
11 Hi
1
yale Lea(J & zjnc
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex Mines
ic
Aug
Aug
10
10c
1.45
23%
18c
26
common
Winnipeg & Central Gas
16
Feb
78c Mar
1.25 July
45c July
14
19c
127
__
16%
76%
42c
1
*
Ashley
Grocers
100
9,782
3,015
76,408
610
12,000
1,500
90
127
__
9%c Aug
35,600
3c Jan
9,197
19% Jan :
1,500 \ SVa May
100
4.50 Mar •'
43,400
«%c Jan
165
21% Jan
15,730
1.75 Mar
1,200
29c Jun
18
18
15% 16%
74% 76%
37c
45c
26c
26c
10c
11c
1.45 1.55
23 23%
14c
20c
25 %
26
31c
24
3.00
*
*
__*
1
«■
Wright-Hargreaves
n/r
8c
9c
35% 37%
8% 8%
7
7
29c 32c
24
24
2.80 3.10
57c 57c
__
July
Jun
Feb
Jun
62% July
60% Apr
75
62
Apr
48c
Aug
'
2,087
52
62
7.25
43c
1.50
™%
1
1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winchester Larder
Windward Gold Mines
4^00 May
^pl
7.65
65c
62
10
white Pass Yukon
Willroy Mines
?'„?
May
7.75
69c
1
*
1
Warrants
OAH
?"on ^Ug
Hn £Ug
3 50
52 May
Aug
33c
x
A
Weston
2.75 Feb
2 40 Aug
40% Apr
8,358
Jan
78
14c
May
l33%Ma5
l
in
lan
1
an
Tan
1595
2 98
Feb
235
Jhn
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Brown Co common
53% Aug
53%
Jan
55%
Jun
160
J5v
75c
Tan
ROMaJ
Mar
a
4.80
10% Julv
10% July
oq^i
97
R5T.flv
4
4.85 July
Jun
5 50
5.50 Mav
May
Tnn
30c
jun
Tan
ini/,
20
Feb
?7
July
150 Apr
?iv Ma?
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85c
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13%
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91
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Mav
i
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Apr
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10%c"jun
^pr
28c
2V*2C JtUn
?Si/
2 3? ^
7% Feb
-
iow
'
Bulolo Gold Dredging
7%
—
12%
5
-
17
1
5
5.60
7%
46
Shares
7%
46
12%
13
41% 42%
16%
17
5.50 5.60
22 22%
30 106
30
105
200
50
2,280
305
1,615
735
Canadian General Investment
Canadian Indus (1954) Ltd com
___•
*
Canadian Westinghouse
Coast Copper
—*
5
58
2.65
58
58
2.00 2.65
•
37%
37%
19c
24%
38
.19c 20c
24%
25
38
38
35
35
27 28%
38
39
3,500
1,120
20C
25
1,286
1,125
Canadian Bronze common
Preferred
Canadian Marconi
Consolidated Paper
22%
♦
__
105
100
„
25%
6%
1
Dalhousie Oil
«i
Dominion Bridge
•
Dominion Glass common
___•
Dominion Oilcloth
♦
DuPont of Canada Securities com
*
Gaspe Copper Mines
1
__
28
__
»
Hayes Steel
International Paper common
36
7%
106
39%
33% 33%
25 25%
6%
6%
36
38
36
3,345
25
162
74
102% 106
39 39%
11
11
74
75
770
J®®
385
Mar
19
July
International Utilities
Interprovlncial Utilities
Loblaw Inc
5
9
17c
'peb
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
5
64%
63 65%
370
27
May
°^[eer^°dur common
^
~
165
320
Si6
5.90 4.75
4.65
57% 57%
37%c
50c
58c
60c
6.00
400
1,050
26
240
1,100
7,500
25
21V. Mar
oVic Jan
7.60
Jan
20c
Aug
17c
Aug
5.10
Feb
19
Jan
102
Apr
8c
liso
Aug
"Sn
k
9
Aug
75c°May
Peh
t!,iS
q
_
lie
31c
Aor
Apr
14% July
35c
55c
ppnri
Price
*Apr
Ju?y
'o
Aug
l
57%
•
37%c
59%c
1
x
5«/4c
-■■
No
Odd lot sale
"(not Included In year's
8 Jan
48 July
13% July
46% July
18% July
7.10 Feb
23'AJuly
6.25 Jun
20% May
27 Aug
105. May
30 Jan
19%^
5% Mar
66% Jun
1.25 Jun
15V.C Apr
18% Mar
35 Mar
33 Mar
24% Mar
19 Jan
20c Jan
25 Aug
41 Jan
36% Aug
30% July
39 Aug
80
Jan
mm
Jan
112 Jun
44% Jun
in 2 1 ^
77
Apr
28 May
32% May
33% Mar
B8
48% Jan
S
165
Feb
4.10 July
44
35%c
61o
25
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jun
34
106
Jun
Mar
34% Aug
28% Ju y
7% July
70 Feb
3.00 July
41
Jun
38 Jun
70% July
Au|
1TO
7.10 May
o.oU Apr
60
50c
68o
28
e
CashPsaCle
(not Included in year's range).
MARKETS
(HW^ Admitted to unlisted
dDSisuss.rb <not™
Selling ex-Interest.
r
High
Feb
Jan
Jan
Feb
14%.Jan
AND CANADIAN
t Ex-liquldating dividend.
value
•
nar
Low
7
37
10%
32%
Jun
July
Jan
Feb
■
a
1.85 Mar
we
•
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
105% July
13 %c Apr
11 Vs
1
Bros
seller s Lia
July
—
orpillp
Son Consol
% Jf" Consolidated
8.30 Mar
24
SliartS"!:——'jil
^fthwest PetToleGm
Jan
Jan
*
6
Range since Jan. 1
High
800
200
115
50
1,440
5,170
200
220
Canada & Dominion Sugar___
1.37 Apr
74c Apr
Curb Section
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
*
•
Jun
Funda
of Prices
Par
74%AuS
Feb
2,850
Friday
Last
Andian National
50 V
215,200
43c
Sale Price
STOCKS
Feb
Mf?
57c
40%c
Canadian
2.20 Jan
35c
Jan
1.50 May
42%c
__
Toronto Stock Exchange
Mar
May
104
64% Mar
103
Mining
Jun
15c
Jan
9c
Zulapa
45c
1
1
Zenmac Metal
k
11 %
10
1
1
2,000
3,840
25
54
6.55
1
Industries
2,607
23,782
24%
52
10 %c
20%
Tamblyn Ltd
Inlet
38,420
4,000
1,391
200
65c
17c
21
Sylvanite Gold
Preferred
Swltson
83,600
100
65c
16c
6.75
—
100
50
19,199
1,700
25
2,886
12c
14
24%c
19c
105%
10c
5.25
—
9,950
50
9,200
3,005
898
9%
*
1
—-—*
100
50c
—*
__.
27,850
9%
25
54,
:—1
50
420
4>350
10,400
*
Contact
Sullivan
.
595
5,500
15c
16c
28c28V»c
35
36
11% 11%
1
Mines__
Sturgeon River Gold
Surf
25c
20
1.05
13
28c
36
1,224
33,000
190
800
—
•
—*
*
677
28% 29%
5.10 5.25
38c
14%
13%
14%
18,208
53,500
4,500
3!j'224
1,205
1.00
35c
14
13%
—
100
9.60 9.75
29 30/2
1
Mining
Steep Rock Iron
-
1.40
9c
1.50
*
*
Canada
of
Steeloy
8%c
1.01
1
—.1
Bros
Stedman
14
14
2.10 2.23
2.80 2.90
68% 71%
51
52
54
54
20c
20
—*
(1944)
Mines
Paving
Radio lcass
Standard
3.55
20c
20
*
Oils I
Standard
3.20
1
*
__1
Valley
Stadaccna
104
104
70% 72%
1.51 1.55.
15c
18c
—*
A—:_
class
B
Simpsons Ltd
Siscoe Gold
Spooner
10c
1
_50c
*
—*
Mines
Dairies
Silverwcod
24c
58%
59
13% 14%
5c 6%c
16 16%
12%c
13c
1
5
Standard Mines
Souris
9c
1.45
9-70
30%
common
Silver-Miller
Class
—
--50c
1
—*
Mining
Silanco
Silver
I
common
(Quebec)
Sijknit
—
trust
Voting
Sigrna
14
2.19
2.80
71%
1
Gordon
Sherritt
3.25
50
50
1
Class A pfd
B preferred
.
16c
900
y
31%cMar
*
Western Naco Petroleums common
Jan
Feb
Jun
2.10
31c
Jan
18,353
•
1
_*
Pyrites
Petroleums Ltd
class
Apr
Jun
14c
l.GOMar
4%c
44,800
1
1
___1
L
Regcourt
Rcnabie
__
26c
2$
Preferred
/
Mines
Uranium
Rayrock
49%
23c
1
Amulet
G & W
Western
T%
ini/
41%
48c
42c
7.45
51
1 f
Western Canada Breweries
10% July
Feb
Mar
Jun
8%c Jan
4.35 Jan
53% July
2.35 Jan
24%c
50
pfd
B
Western
,nC
9
A
Malartic
West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd—
Westeel Products
2.90,Aug
^US
om-
28
32c
__
Wespac
A.S
oon
2,495
21,200
254,600
18,595
8%c
37%
Weedon
Apr
Apr
18
a'I1111
^
Feb
class
West
83c
Aug
5.10 May
Jan
13% May
40% 40%
39c
42c
18c
22c
6.40 7.00
•
Waite
1.10
Feb
26c
40%
39c
20c
6.95
*
Walker
8%c
19c
252,725
34,165
3,400
8,872
39,600
26c
♦
Western.
*
___!
Jan
30c
♦
1
______
_____
Wabasso Cotton
3.95 Aug
12%
Quints Milk class A__
__n
Aug
67% Aug
55,250
29,350
82,810
9,000
11,514
100
Quebec
Quebec
Jun
July
July
Jan
2.90 Aug
49% July
104% Apr
41
245
•
♦
Vicour Mines
Victoria & Grey Trust
Violamac Mines
Vulcan Oils
—
Jan
Aug
Jan
10c
Jan'
101
Feb
44% Jan
1.75 Apr
1,895
10
•
Canada Mines
Class
3%c
8,900
17,200
82c
4.00
Warrants
Prospectors
<Purcly Mica Mines
Aug
18c May
27c
Viceroy Mfg class A
2.05
12,480
1,760
3.10
33c
1
*
Jan
" '26
Jan
8c
1.76'
Van Roi Cons
Ventures Ltd
47%
3,520
10%
5.70
7.75
10%
.1
Prestqn East Dome
Fronto Uranium Mines
May
30% Mar
390
1,500
•
1.50 Feb
68c
1.07
553a
58c
1.01
55
1
*
Oils
Powell
Upper
Jun
2.35
33c
36%
1.34
58%
1.98
16
Feb
34% Feb
20% Feb
45
46
104% 104%
49
50
1.75 1.78
__
49%
United Steel
Apr
1.20
__
16c
49% July
18 % Jan
42% Aug
42% Feb
*
class B preferred-,
United Keno Hill
United Montauban Mines
United Oils
14%c Aug
3.60 July
60c
Feb
46
May
Jan
40
1,275
Pitch-Ore
—_1
:
Gold
Pioneer
T.n
Anr
Apt
Mar
40c
50
♦
______
Mines
Tniw
Tor
1.66 Mar
18,500
30,100
Placer Development
Gold
Crow
01
iiv.
8c
2,813
2,900
934,700
Pickle
Tan
r.liv
Ma r
Mar
OOo
Fuel
United
,n
no
47%
*
Oils
United Asbestos
United Estella Mines
reD
.XX,®
,7'f;
__
Vy-v' ;
Mining
Tnn
165
1,700
45%
Oils
Union Gas
Union
Am
Von
&.UU
.
83,549
20,020
2,900
210
248
175
195
39c
.
ion
nor
2,64q
52
Gas
*
Apr
65c
1.25
19%
16
40%
25%
26
15c
16c
16
40
Oil
Triad
™*im,
n*
^
850
19%
1
___1
Goldfields
&
i
2.75
1
—1
Oils &
II,
5
com__^
.
Perron Gold
Petrol Oil
149,746
35c
.
..50
Gas
Pipe & Line Ltd
Peruvian
90c
34c
1 '
^referred
Pershcourt
82c
34c
13c
Empire
Era
72c
16,072
950
•
47%
100
Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental Resources
Trend Petroleum
;
73
53,250
_50c
_____
___;
Natural
River
Peace
5,000
20c
1.40
3.95
88c
Parker Drilling
Pathlinder
9%c
Jun
Jun
25«rC5?ftn
17c
1.25
18 %
Trans
12% July
Jan
Jan
10% Aug
46c
1.25
3.90
Trans
1.40 Feb
23c
Jaq
-
64
18c
1
July
ll%cMar
1.30
3.90
1
1
_
—
Amalgamated- Mines
Pardee
28%c
10c
—
95c
200
19c.
1
Pacific Eastern
48c
30c
1.25
18%
47%
16
40%
35c
1
*
,_10
*
—20
«
1
Range since Jan. 1'
Low
High
15c Jan
- 2.81 Aug
41c Apr
75c Jun
24c Jan
39c Aug
1.10 Aug
1.48 Jan
17
Jun
20 Aug
64,100
1.70
65c
♦
preferred
5%
Trans
Mines
Lake
Osisko
2.10
1.72
___1
Traders Finance class A
4%% preferred
8.15 Aug
4.50 Aug
3.25 July
♦
July
28
Jan
2.30
Mar
60c
7%c Apr
3.80 Aug
12% May
Mar
11
Apr
Apr
1.65 Jun
1.80 Aug
May
I.30
22c
4.25
12
27
7.45
4.25
11c
91c
34,200
__
1.08 Aug
30c
9c
34c
4%c
2.70
12%
28
8.15
4c
2.55
1
*
Opemiska Copper
1.22
1.70
'
Jan
Jan
4%c Jan
118,847
5,950
7,900
Thompson-Lundmark
Tiara Mines
Tombill Gold
Torbrlt Silver
Toronto Brick Co Ltd
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto Elevators
Toronto General Trusts..:.
Toronto Iron Works class A
Towagmac Exploration
Jun
Shares
of Prices
Low High
Par
High
14c
Jan
51 %c
3,500
9%c
8%c
1.14
1.55
30c
32c
4V»c
2.60
12 %
Omnitrans
500
71,643
12%c 13%c
1.15
1.63
90c
Oils
Okalta
13%c
*
1
.
90c
*
Gold
Ogama-Rockland
6c
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Range since Jan. 1
Low
10c
1.08
9c
68c
*
1
Lake
O'Brien
Shares
High
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
V
,
AUGUST 26
Friday
Range
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
a Ex-stock
dividend.
trading
AG
(854)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
August
26
Investing Companies
Funds—
Mutual
Par
Bid
Ask
Mutual
Funds—
Par
25c
1.40
1.53
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
6.14
6.65
Institutional
Income
4.21
4.50
Institutional
Insur
Fund
Aberdeen
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Trust
Fund
Associated
9.01
Institutional
9.85
Investment
Co
1.54
1.69
investment
15.4(j
Development
Atomic
Johnston
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
of
(The)
Fund-lc
7.16
7.34
Fund—_lc
15.27
16.71
America—1
Trust
14.18
.
Bid
Ltd—(Conti
fens
9.36
10.23
2.05s
Oct.
17,
1955
99.30
1.90s
Nov.
99.23
Boston—1
of
9.73
10.63
Fund.l
21.11
Bid
Federal
21.11
Mutual
Home
one
or
32nds
more
of
point
a
Ask
Ask
Bid
Bainks—•
Loan
Federal
100
2%s
Land
Bank
May
1,
1,
Bonds—
s-2
(Income Com Stocks)—1
12.65
11.88
s-3
(Speculative
Com Stk)—1
14.71
fi-4
(Low
Stks)_l
9.06
10.43
1%S Oct.
1957-55—
97.14
1956——
99.27
99.31
2%s
May 1,
1958-
99.4
15,
1958
99.25
99.2y
2%s
Nov,
2.50s
April
1,
1958—
97.18
2%s May
2%s Feb.
1,
1959—
97.6
1,
1960
9.89
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd .1
99.31
15,
Feb.
11.29
99.12
97.26
16.05
23.73
1955
Jan.
13.80
10.97
21.95
15,
2.40s
2.25s
Inc-.——____1
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "Ef" Inc~-5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
•—i
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
5
109
97.23
99.30
1956
Fund
Mutual
12.37
13.45
25.35
27.55
4.03
k-1
b-2
4.45
14.21
16.18
1
12.15
13.32
1
7.40
8.09
Ltd
4
1
11.62
12.56
Inc—
1
18.33
19.83
1
__1
5.48
6.00
27.68
29.92
Fund
(1954)
Fund
Canadian
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust
1,
1
19.49
21.27
2s
1957
11.91
Priced
Loomis
Com
1
6.80
_25c
Trust Fund
19%
Sayles
44.94
4.72
5.20
3.11
2s
4.15
4.57
Treasury
Fund
4.54
l%s
Dec.
15,
5.92
6.52
l%s
March
._——-1
3.11
3.43
l%s'April
lc
3.41
3.76
2s
_lc
3.36
3.70
l%s
Oct.
2%s
March
J-
19.20
20.87
16.69
18.14
Massachusetts
1
:
18.07
19.43
Mass
44 %
47'A
14.06
15.37
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Investment Inc
Fund
1
Western
Crown
Fund Inc——1
16.12
59.61
11.35
12.48
11.44
12.54
Growth
Investment
Diversified
Dividend
Fund
Dreyfus
8.45
22.69
19.56
4.56
7.07
7.33
Fund
Federated
Fund
Fidelity
of
Eng—
New
11.84
14.25
15.41
3.95
4.33
of Boston——_1
Mutual Fund
—*
Formula Fund
Founders
15.61
6.90
7.51
Custodian Funds Inc—
Franklin
series-
stock
Common
stock
Preferred
Fundamental
Industries
Fund
General
Capital
General
Investors
Trust
8.12
1
pine
lc
shares
Automobile
shares
Aviation
Chemical
(The)
Electronics
bond
Merchandising
shares—
Railroad
Bond
shares
equipment
Railroad
Steel
shares
3.13
3.45
5.71
—lc
Utility shares
lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc—l
Haydock
Hudson
Fund
Fund
11.19
11.26
15.01
16.43
4.15
4.56
lo
Va
1
24.64
24.64
1
16.27
17.59
2.57
2.80
1
9.74
10.64
Fund—^_1
9.04
9.83
X17.77
19.21
Inc
Inc
Fund
Incorporated
Incorporated
of
Boston
Income
Inc
Investors—^
1
oa
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional
Bank
Inst Foundation
Institutional
of
Trust
-lc
4.32
21.o2
17.36
28%
30%
Shares—
—5
5
13
14
26%
27%
37
17.72
Growth
21.36
Casualty
Aetna
&
Automobile
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity
$1.25
conv
2
Assur
&
5
Casualty_5
preferred
American Home
5
Assurance
Co_5
Amer Ins Co
(Newark N J)__2%
Amer Mercury (Wash D
C)___1
American Re-insurance
Bankers
&
Colonial
Life
Columbian
Ins
Natl
Connecticut
of
Life
General
Assurance
Crum
&
Forster
Employees
Group
Employers
12.19
13.18
351/4
22%
24%
7.51
8.21
14.91
16.21
10.63
11.55
7.47
8.10
9.77
10.77
8.09
6.17
6.74
13.45
14.65
20.50
22.40
8.04
26.80
29.21
25.36
27.42
5.76
6.23
Franklin
General
Life
&
Life
SteamhoiW
Y__10
30%
140
483
Par
State
63
5334
10
55
56%
Tr__25
56
10
Bank
12.50
Exchange
Bank
State
&
Bk
N
Y)
16
10
Continental
34%
-
155
3534
161
Bank
New
First
10
20
National
(L
I)
Natl
National
36
Ask
39
10
and Trust—25
88
92
Illinois
Bank
&
Trust—33%
102%
105%
335
Bk_100
325
530
545
—100
470
490
—100
Trust Co—
Cleveland—
53
Central
61%
63
90
Bank
National
Cleveland
200
36
38
50
274
284
16
67
69
10
47
49
•
,
Co
Trust
yo
/«
Bank
National
Union
Bank
Rochelle—___
Franklin
49
Bank
....
Westchester
New
27%
10
Huntington
First
Trust
York
Suffolk
of
&
Trust
City
10
First National Bank
Harris Trust & Savings
Northern
National
Albany
Chicago—
City Natl Bank
National
Plains
of
65
51%
Bid
Y.—
N,
Bank
City Bank—
Bank
of
Commerce
Connecticut—
Franklin
20
46%
49%
62
66
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co-25
76
81
32%
34%
10
74
76
25
49%
53'%
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
Bank—
53%
61%
Hartford
Square N Y
(—5
&
20
78%
_10
49%
j:*,'4
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
38
41
Irving
Trust
Kings County
30%
Hanover
(The)
Bank
10
Trust
Co
40
188
Long
Island
Trust
Manufacturers
Meadow
31%
First
of
Freeport
(J
York
new
P)
&
53
84%
86%
National
Inc_
27 %
Royal
Rye
State
30
%
100
304
Pittsburgh—
69
20%
991/
2
Sterling
of
N
Y
Bank
10%
&
States
ff.j2
jqq
4
10
19
20
Trust—
Trust—25
101
53%
104
55%
364
180
National
Bank
20
58 %
62%
First National BankMercantile Trust Co
17
61%
€5%
25
64
68
St Louis Union Trust
20
68
73
42%
44%
%
354
25
Trust Co
&
St. Louis—
100
National-
Bank
United
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
72
5
Nat'l
316
25
Bank
National
Bank
Angeles—
Mellon
10
cam
Co
48
Bank
Trust
City—
198
20
Co
National
—10
National Bank of Detroit
Jersey
10
Trust
Brook
Bank
Co
Detroit—
—
Guaranty Trust Co
National
Trust
San
Bank
Francisco—
of
Amer
N
T
S
&
A„6.25
495
Maryland
1
40 V'4
Massachusetts Bonding—
4214
5
47 %
Merchants
49 %
Assurance
5
5'/4
6
66 %
69%
Manufacturers
4
13
14%
Casualty
Fire
Merchants &
27
'/2
National
Fire
99'/2
National
Union
176
New
lo
100 V4
5
Fire
Amsterdam
95%
48'A
50%
Casualty
2
Fire
lo
Fire
5
River
2.50
3.33 %
53%
55 %
47
%
56 %
32 %
35 %
43%
47 %
10
12
Northern
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
10
92
97
Pacific
Fire
10
57%
€2%
Pacific
Indemnity
Co
10
66%
70
Casualty
Co
5
33 y4
34%
10
80%
85%
557
577
188
196
122
128
71%
74%
721/2
75'/2
73
Peerless
12.50
Phoenix
391/4
Providence-Washington
10
80%
26 %
10
87
91
10
55%
57%
2 50
73%
76
St
43%
45
81
85
10
62%
10
68%
Reinsurance
Republic
Paul
Corp
(N
Y)
2
(Texas)
Fire
&
10
Marine
10
521/a
541/2
77»/4
801/4
Standard
22%
25
Travelers
new
5
40
42
U S
2%
36
37'/2
U S
51
U
Life
S
15
89
61%
53
57
lo
Fire
48'/2
»/2
28
13%
84
10
Accident
5
86%
59%
47%
50%
6.25
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Recent
Bonds—
Arkansas
Pwr
Brockton
Central
Bid
&
Edison
Maine
Container
Lt
Power
Dallas
Power
&
Rubber 4s
Fruehauf Trailer 3%s
General
Georgia
Power 3%s___
Hackensack Water 3%s
3%s
Ohio
Edison
Pacific
Tel
Tel
2
171.
33'A
101 %
100%
100%
99%
1991
Power
3%S—1990
♦No
par
value.
100%.
99'A
98%
99%
110
100%
101
102
100
100%
102%
103 »A
Telephone
4.25%
99
103%
99'%
pfd—100
110%
preferred
Louisiana
4.16%
181
35 »A
a
Net
b Bid
stock
asset
vjeld
dividend,
value,
nrice.
101%
103
100%
100
103%
Power
&
Gas
50
59%
100
99
101
100
103
104
Transmission—
Transmission—
5%
preferred
Transcontinental
100
Gas
Pipe
preferred
Stock
t New
x
y
to listing
Exchange,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
60%
Light—
preferred
Eastern
4.90%
112
Corp—
preferred
4.90%
Texas
98'A
Nat Gas 4.40%
General
Tenn
97%
1935
Stocks-
98%
El Paso
109
3%s
105
k Admitted
split.
dividend.
100
100 %
104
West Texas Utilities
stock
stock
Ask
103
98
99
100
101
Line
100
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
71%
IiEx-50%
4.
Westchester Fire
100%
100%
Elec
65%
the
City of N Y
104
1985
1985
3%s
tEx
165
Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989
Tennessee Gas Trans 4s
1975
Scott—
3'As
&
32%
98
1985
1975
30
160
1975
1985
&
4%s
tEx-two-for-one
-10
1970
Illinois Bell Telep 3'As
1995
Jersey Central Power & Light—
Merritt-Chapman
Bid
Potomac
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__ 1980
1975
—
Bonds—(Cont.)—
100%
102
Motors Acceptance—
3%s
79
3
99%
Light 3%s_1980
Dayton
76
in
1985
1980
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__10
Co
99%
100%
Security Issues
Ask
Corp of Amer—
103
Insurance
3%s
1985
1985
3.30s
98
:
3%s
3%s
5
com
.10
99.627
144
10
Northeastern
"
249
33%
20
Life
110
in
Col
125
46
*
_
Hartford
113%
120
144
5
(White
Trade
10
37'/4
5
~~
Hanover
Fire__
Hartford Fire
Instance
110%
Ins—
C)
35
10
American
Gulf
51
105
II—IIII4
Republic!!Ill
III
(Jacksonville Flal
Ask
33'/2
10
Glens Falls
Globe
Great
Amer__5
49
2
Reinsurance Corp
99.615
Companies
Boatmen's
Bid
43
37%
of
1955
Ask
241
100
Empire Trust
New
136
10
1955
10,
Albany,
York
8.62
l
Life
3,
10.62
9.85
7.40
10
10
Bid
Par
York—
Federation
1
North
Hampshire
F)
Newark_
Bank & Trust
New
Morgan
N
National
York
(S
99.776
1955
Los
Lincoln
New
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia
99.765
13,
First
1
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Life Insurance Co of Va
North
Fire
—
October
Fiduciary
1
of
New
Reinsurance
Fund
Co
611/2
Assoc
99.538
12.53
1
Inc
Standard
(Greensboro
30
Federal
Fireman's
Firemen's
Insurance
Jefferson
41'/a
Inc_l
99.531
30.38
5
28 «/4
Co
1955
85.00
Par
391/2
Casualty Co
November 25,
Corn
Mutual 1
56 '/a
Life
Continental
99.314
11.50
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Wall Street
Investing Corp
1
5
Continental
99.803
30.38
United Income Fund Shares_l
United Science Fund
1
Value Line Fund Inc;
1
t
1
Value Line Income Fund Inc
1
.10
Ins
—
6,
81.00
United Accumulated Fund—_1.
United Continental Fund
3)__5
Amer
1955
of
29'/4
168
(N
99.589
Octber
99.924
—
Trust
1
37
96
Shippers.'
Boston Insurance Co
Camden Fire Ins Assn
99.578
Manhattan
1
Ltd
42%
25
Automobile
1955
of
Inc
27'/4
25
;
November 17,
1
1
39%
___10
Surety
November
99.367
1
Fund
35
_5
American
November
99.900
99.854
Commercial
Home
75'/2
99.663
99.934
99.890
1955.
Chase
United Funds Inc—
38'/4
99.652
1955——
1955
County Trust Co
Inc
239
99.705
15,
10.23
Ask
Ask
99.740
99.692
1955
29,
22.49
Canada
27,
99.728
22,
9.46
Inc—
301/4
Bid
1955
September
22.49
Canada
Fund
230
Dollar Value
October
43%
Templeton Growth Fund of
Fund
Treasury Bills
99.964
Chein
V4
Corp__«
Fund
lo
1-56
Ask
99.957
1
Farnham
Wisconsin
lo
2;55%
1955
new—1.25
Wellington Fund
Co
2.35%
b2.65
8,
36.78
Investment
Whitehall
lo
Insurance
American
b2.55
6-
September
36.78
stein Roe
12.64
Bid
5-1-56
1-55
October 20,
New
12.86
11.94
72
1-55
9-
99.990
Bankers
Inc
Investors
11.84
255
8-
99.987
Bank of
Clark—
11.55
10
2.30%
1955
29.3L
Fund
Shares
10.92
Surety.
2.25 %
2.30%
1,
—•
10.82
Life
Agricultural
&
b2.45
b2.50
14.57
29.02
Clark
&
lc
Insurance Co
1-56
2-56
September
Stock
Canada
Stock
Washington
2.25%
34-
21.80
13.40
1
of
Funds
b2.45
1-56
2-
1-55
1-55
19.33
1
2 50
Fund,.lc
Par
Aetna
Bid
43
—*
Inc
Inc—
Stevens
Fund
2-55
7-
Dollar Value
13.71
United
5-
6-
2.30%
September
374
11.90
Texas
2.15%
2.15%
.
1
September
946
Insurance Companies
Aetna
2.00%
United States
23.26
Television-Electronics Fund
'■
b2.20
2.55 %
4.74
1
.„
lc
Fund
Growth
1-55
Fund
Stevens
Investors
Fund
4-
Canada
12.52
i?"?1
®
1
Inc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
2.10%
9.13
Inc—lc
1
6.27
lc
Guardian Mutual Fund
2.10%
b2.35
6.76
state Street
11.73
l__lc
shares
b2.30
3-56
5.46
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
11.48
lc
shares
Tobacco
5.00
Sovereign
12-39
10.<1
10.48
lc
shares
stock
1-55
1-
2.10%
6.17
Fund
Fund Inc—
lc
Ask
12-
1-55
7.09
1
lc
shares—
Bid
1-55
4-
10.25
42
lc
shares
Petroleum
Due
3-
1.95%
9.38
Scudder Fund
14-3f>
9.53
Dated
1.95%
6.49
13.72
io
Rate
1.60%
b2.20
1
12.53
ais
9.15
95
3-55
7.11
lc
94.24
1960
10-
18.66
Fund
Amer
1,
3-55
b2.30
14.05
Common
95.24
1-
1-55
6.58
Scudder,
96.3
95.16
1.45%
12-
13.00
Selected
l%s April
Ask
1-55
1
7.21
97.7
96
1959
1959
1.70%
6-
1
6.57
Bid
2.05%
Fund—__;
lc
1,
b2.05
8.UJ
8.40
Rowe)
Scudder,
97.5
1-55
7.35
Inc
lc
shares
Bond
Due
2.05%
(Geo.)
8.55
97.16
97
9-
2.05%
Fund
13.99
97.8
1959
1,
98.4
97.23
96.24
1953
1958
1-54
b2.25
Putnam
7.80
1,
12-
b2.25
Puritan
shares.-lc
shares
Dated
1-55
8.53
lc
99.1
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
1-55
11.04
12.78
100.17
3-55
7.77
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Mining
(T
100.15
1957
11-
Fund Inc.-
Electrical
&
Institutional
price
15,
10-
10.08
lc
Stock Fund-lc
administered
Fully
12.29
April
l%s Oct.
11-
lc
—
Equipment shares
Food shares!
General
11.26
l%s
99.16
1-55
—
Fund
99.29
99.8
2-55
lc
Fund
shares—
Common
10.28
11.22
-lc
Building shares
Capital Growth
Street
99.27
1956—
2-
Amer Investors corn—10c
Pioneer
1956
1,
—1
$1.50 preferred
Petroleum
&
Trading
Philadelphia
Fund
Inc
75.66
7.47
«
Securities—
Group
RR
-.o'92
13y6
I
70.36
—1
15,
5-
17.U/
1956—
1
Inc
Corp_
Feb.
1.35%
1955
Series
Pacific
l%s
1.60%
1
American
Series
IG.67
99.23
2.05%
Ltd
8.64
15.21
99.20
195G-—
12.25
Series
Capital
11.30
1
1,
20.27
Fund——.
7.88
2
1%S Oct.
1,
98.17
98.31
1957
l%s April
98.16
98.15
1957
1957
99.2 7
18.75
——
Canada
15,
Aug.
15,
l%s Oct. 1,
99.31
11.21
1
10.31
—lc
Inc
of
l%s May
99.25
1956
Ask
98.8
1957
2s
1
Series—__—1
Inc
New York
ICO
1,
99.30
1955
15,
15,
Rate
21.38
Series—-—1
Stock
England
North
lc
series
Investors
Inc——___.
Futures
Gas
14.24
Stock
Resources
Fund
Bid
Notes—(Cont.)-
l%s April
100.1
1
Resources
Natural
New
99.26
1
Corp
Series
Natural
12.94
5
Inc.l
Inc_____
Fund
Industrial
Financial
Stock
Growth
19.76
1
Series—
Speculative
4.93
99.31
point
a
1.25%
Fund
Preferred
20.91
Corp_-l
———_20c
Inc
14.92
Series__
Bond
9.18
21.22
--1
Fund
Equity
13.73
Securities—
Investors
Income
Investment
14.74
_1
National
1
Fund
Stock
Electronics
10.82
14.74
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series—
2.94
Treasury
100
32nds of
more
40.65
9.86
interest
10.49
1
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Wide
Aug.
or
31.41
37.60
1
18.45
Howard-
&
Eaton
29.05
1
Corp
16.37
2.68
98.22
Shares—
beneficial
Balanced
Trustee
E
Series
1
—*
9.57
Shares—
2.50
Shares.———
2oc
Diversified
97.26
98.14
1958
34.52
Inc_>
Fund
Trust
Nation
—--1
Fund__l
Fund-
Stock
9.34
31.93
20,
Stock
Fund
Life
Shares
Mutual
of
8.52
Trust-1
Growth
Invest
Mutual
'
Inc__ 10c
Fund
Investors
Inc..—_—__—
Fund
60.21
Delaware
Diversified
shares
Bond
Investors
Mutual
16.28
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
Fund
1
De
Manhattan
Massacnusetts
Income
Dividend
De Vegh Income
shares—
1
Inc—
Inc
Fund
Concord
97.13
1960
Mortgage Assn—
Maturity—
Notes—
4.12
one
Ask
99.25
1956__—
lc
Special Investment
Transportation
Inc
Fund
Composite
22,
.__lc
shares^
Steel
June
shares—lc
shares—
1.
Natl
2%s Jan.
Indebtedness—
t2.32
Industries
General
Bid
Certificates /of
shares——_—lc
___.—-—
Paper
98.20
2%s June
Federal
Figures after decimal point represent
Equipment shares.lc
Petroleum
99.24
99.27
98.12
l%s Dec* 15, 1955——__
l%s March 22.
1956
Automobile
Electrical
Composite Bond & Stock
4,4.94
99.20
99.23
1956
Maturity—
Funds—
Managed
1,
1958
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
20%
Fund—*
Mutual
June
1,
13.23
Inc—l
Investors
Feb.
7.46
12.10
Fund
Life Insurance
50c
15.67
16.95
com—_100 14,400 15,000
Preferred
100
140
145
Colonial
Fund
Inc
______1
20.35
22.09
Commonwealth Investment
1
9.24
10.04
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
11.15
12.12
96.22
97.14
96.30
19.23
Lexington
Securities
100
13.00
17.62
Bonds)
Pfd Stocks)
Knickerbocker
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
2.35s June
(Speculative Pfd Stksi— 1
(High-Grade Com Stkl— 1
g-1
99.28
Cooperatives—
1.90s
13.18
(Income
k-2
17.49
for
21.18
k-1
24.32
Central Bank
1956—_______
19.41
5'/#
13.07
28.44
16,
12.08
(Discount
22.62
27.76
26.07
—1
(Low
b_4
4%
26.60
Bonds)—1
Priced
B-3
12V*
11%
Inc
Canada General Fund
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
California
Funds—
(Investment Bonds)—1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
Custodian
Keystone
issued,
Ex-rights.
on
the New York
Volume
5459
Number
182
.
(855) ' 4?
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
CLEARINGS
THE COURSE OF BANK
Week
1955
Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Aug. 27, clearings for all
this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.
Bank clearings
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
there is
ending Friday of 9.1%.
loss for the week
a
1,842,422
6,041,558
4,877.769
1,209,000,000
1,137,000.000
Philadelphia
Reading
S
1,275,455
1,182,52#
0.8
1,527,362
1,783,61*
—
1,918,090
Lancaster
4.0
—
2,012,786
1,440,35?
+ 23.9
5,037,436
4,328,01*
6.3
1,058.000,000
1,080,000,000"
+ 46.5
3,465,286
+
3,184,60*
4,877,265
3,330,195
Bcranton
6,850,548
5,922,881
+ 15.7
6,606,054
6,420.07#
Wllkes-Barre
3,573,819
3,128,304
+ 14.2
3,208,656
York
At this center
for
$17,561,035,451 against $17,427,118,02(\ for the same week in 1954.
at
1,538,756
1C9B
$
+ 14.8
1,399,734
1,526,623
20—
1953
or
Dec. %
Chester
weekly clearings will be
Aug.
Inc.
$
1,607,492
Bethlehem
Our preliminary total stands
above those of the corresponding week last year.
0.8%
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Ended
1954
$
8,614,481
7,211,515
+ 19.5
8,184,551
+ 23.2
11,628,154
2,940,91V
6,031,989
11,141,291
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton
Our comparative summary
Mew
the week follows:
Total
14,941,838
11,784,531
1,270,040,995
(11 cities)..
12,123,586
11,164,949
.
1,190,235,361
5.3
9,933,605
6.7
—
1,110,879,345
+
7,861,410-
1,126,314,793
CLEARINGS—RETURNS «Y TELEGRAPH
Week Ended Aug. 27—
r
$8,172,769,709
942,238,894
860,620,261
1,068,000,000
984,000,000
522,429,972
528,215,027
Philadelphia
Boa ton
Kansas
St.
4-
co In
+
8.5
00 so
327,456,962
—
Baltimore
247,880,413
218.719.25fr
+ 17.4
491,178,601
57,932,800
13,735,562
53,976,900
+
7.3
45,686,900
11,625,807
+18.2
417,526,19*
44,322,2005,811,871
13,132,632
11,141,598
+ 17.9
13,267,673
430,275,331
366,870,035
+ 17.3
376,583,286
345,583,055i
1,377,471,570
1,193,533,923
+15.4
1,194,312,391
1,048,971,979
:
,
287,300,000
514,615,331
+ 16.2
382,519,115
339,474,381
+
10.7
264,744,541
+
11.5
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7 cities).
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Rlchma ad
3,893,598
Ten cities^ five day*—
Other cities, firs dayr_
$13,531,899,478'
$13,147,748,473
3,544,405,815
—
$16,692,154,288 $16,777,914,928
Total all cities, firs days-
Total
0.8
+
$17,561,035,451 $17,427,118,020
Total all cltia* tsr arssk—
0.5
+ 33.8
649,203,092
868,881,163
All cities one day
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
In the elaborate detailed
we
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results
are
For that week there
Aug. 20.
an
was
the whole country having amounted
same
cases
we
week ended
a
'
.
they
Total
enjoy
a
totals suffer
a
loss of 8.3%,
Cleveland Reserve District the
totals record an
of 7.1%,
336,400,00®
5,821,637
5,323,514
+ 23.8
5,158,937
+
2.3
4,529,898
162,292,945
+ 18.2
141,969,607
122,354,287
169,780,399
+ 14.7
153,632,618
119,209,557
9,948,796
443,596
+ 23.8
8,796,037
+ 17.9
557,021
9.5
167,453,508
-944,610,108
-
6,692,157
3,633,84a
7,987,421
i:
365,6W*
158,097,331
176,224,045
1,009,102,393
+16.4
2,339,225
+ 37.8
2,711,086
I,536,13#
+
23.5
14,055,839
12,414,18fr
+
47.2
5,889,703
7,413,517
60,267,000-
+
Bend
Terre
.
854.482.12fr
12,093,392
8,724,476
+
38.6
7,357,423
11,221,782
84,841,000
74,046,000
+
14:6
73,015,000
;
-
——-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
—
I—
Moines
City
-
—
by Federal Reserve Districts:
9,171,490
+ 19.8
3,286,368
2,750,309"
+ 10.6
118,787,720
92,229,849
4,929,085
+ 25.6
4,552,822
4,408,021
38,710,852
13,863,708
38,314,000
1.0
32,053,962
29,791,057
2.9
14,141,739
14.462,45V
Total
14,281,340
+
+
—
8.5
1,549,935
1,712,976-
11.5
917,104,481
854,769,-45&
+ 14.8
4,372,099
3,234,50#
II.313,045
1,416,942
+
940,549,170
4,662,640
5,352,303
15,211,954
10,042,789
+
-
„
-
13,964,899
+
8.9
12,944,436
7,577,070
+
32.5
7,760,212
7,994,414.
5,645,894
4,487,103
+
25.8
4,525,545
4,106,558
1,447,066,174
/.
Rockford
Springfield
a summary
5.9
3,111,618
143,872,252
8,315,132
1,537,244
1,048,279,125
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
8,981,13V
8,802,710
3,728,521
159,109,869
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Sioux
7,587,569
6,191,205
Haute
Des
15,605,679
—
Peoria
in the San Francisco District by 18.2%.
in the Dallas Reserve District by 16.0% and
—
Wayne
South
in the Atlanta
Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its
furnish
21,986,15V
78,626,2«-
335,100,000
3,222,883
19,263,927
11,168,798
—
Indianapolis
,
In the following we
24,379,964
"101,499,298
—
District—Chlctge—
,
Indiana—Fort
gain of 6.0%, in the Philadelphia
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an increase
District by 11.9%.
2.3
+ 30.2
28,068,664
1,174,229,667
Arbor
Rapids
Grand
Louis Reserve District by 9.4% and the Minneapolis Reserve
totals by 21.2%, the St.
552,316.523
192,884,894
(10 cities).
Seventh Federal Reserve
improvement of 15.4%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 10.1% and
The
615,122,162
,-+16.8
519,804
-
Michigan—Ann
in
located and from this we note that
are
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
Reserve District of 16.4%.
+10.1
110,161,497
~
-Louisiana—New Orleans
clear¬
We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the
In the
95,324,257
341,700,000
12,320,467
-Mobile
Lans'ng
Reserve District of 6.7%.
4,209,788*
254,898,285*
,--102,G48,058
5,277,905
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 1.3%, the aggregate clearings for
decrease of 9.0%.
Federal Reserve Districts in which
5,313,314
300,894,085
7.1
+
to $19,925,416,705 against $19,663,539,797 in the
Outside of this city there was a gain of 12.0%, the bank
week in 1954;
ings at this center showing
"618,298,497
6,588,689
Alabama—Birmingham
present further below,
—
23.1
+ 15.9
191,892,633
194,728,301
Augusta
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
has to be estimated.
of the previous week
+
27,418,530
Georgia—Atlanta
not available at time of going to press.
are
5,323,157
289,855,690
118,810,282
143,398-,444
Nashville
ends
19,724.00fr
175,081,114*
399,200,000
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
today, inasmuch as the week
We cannot furnish them
issue of next week.
our
17,531,000
185,155,718
—
Sixth federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
•Estimated.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
3.5
680,907,574
(6 cities)
3,579,073-
4.3
~+
127,215,846
-
-District of Columbia—Washing ton
3,579,987
+
182,018,006
6,554,511
335,723,661
Carolina—Charleston
Couth
Maryland—Baltimore
—
1.0
18,359,000
188,366,958
Richmond
y;>.
9.2
+
3,246,015,450
2.8
3,932,362
19,153,000
West Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
*
9,913,831
+12.7
438,057,769
10,872,923
+ 13.3
295,133,012
Cleveland
8,842,595
+ 10.1
Youngstown
*485,000,000
Pittsburgh
+ 28.0
484,651.605
Mansfield
598,026,000
-
8,738,453
256,529,525
568,876,990
Columbus
1.1
—
325,400,000
Francisco
7,095,577
11,183,455
282,334,800
Cleveland
9.1
—
+
356,231,771
City
Louis
San
Ohio—Canton
Cincinnati
$8,987,415,206
Chicago
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
*
1984
1955
,
New* York
1,293,784,200
+21.2
1,238,611,939
-
(17 Cities)
1,123,274,309*
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
-1st
•
#•
Cth
.
Richmond-
7th
:
680,907,574
gth
St
8th
-
Louis-
—
Outside
York
New
854,482,128
Clty__
1,293,784,200
+
21.2
1,238,611,939
625,894,803
+
9.4
600,604,970
549,792,622
552,634,252
+
11.9
512,870,168
511,278,205
603,973,079
+
7.1
569,058,110
570,255,279
458,214,078
+
16.0
434,997,146
331,066,520
1,279,227,346
110 cities
Total
8.5
326,000,000
298,300,0Gfr
+
14.7
168,950,409
152,556.027
119,729,139
2,164,250
+
3.9
103,412,899
2,632,967
+
21.7
2,241,662
2,255,879
684,501,703
(4 cities).
+
171,701,414
124,394,256
625,894,803
+
9.4
600,604,970
549,792,623
1,081,948,633
+
18.2
1,034,301,580
1,046,653,603
19,925,416,705
19,663,539,797
+
1.3
17,667,060,080
16,713,491,825
9,672,487,710
+ 12.0
9,258,478,948
8,646,215,139
8,124,988
+ 20.1
7,829,850
8.349,272
377,957,302
+ 12.7
339,491,816
349,303,81#
148,340,244
134,348,261
+ 10.4
136,354,060
122,089,467
9,672,655
4,680,982
9,142,690
+
5.8
8,266,820
8,674,42'/
4,637,487
+
0.9
4,578,455
6,796,614
+
18.9
5,080,257
4,952,18®
13,473,545
5,717,278
12,706,246
+
6.0
11,268,910
13,091,80**
618,593,471
552,634,252
+ 11.9
512,870,168
—
Minneapolis
St. Paul
—
North Dakota—Fargo
South
9,758,398
425,871,033
Minnesota—Duluth
-
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
—
Helena
Total
(7 cities)
——
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
We
now
add
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for
our
week ended August
the
Lincoln
Week Ended Aug. 20
1954
Inc. or
$
Dec. %
195a
1953
I
S
S
Portland
601,972,116
Massachusetts—Boston
2,179,518
+
4.1
1,936,327
1,881,476
5,726,047
2,269,875
__
Kansas—Topeka
+
31.6
5,993,598
5,059,123
579,495,760
+
3.9
533,976,128
•New
-
Worcester
12.0
2,794,560
+
8.3
1,393,385
+
2.3
3,621,446
2,564,357
11,336,294
+
16.6
11,050,413
9,949,832
9,082,083
8,499,664
+ 11.9
9,864,020
8,816,832
38,443,228
30,776,307
+
24.9
34,506,889
19,114,205
__
Pueblo
New
Haven
.
Rhode Island—Providence
14,926,768
+
28.1
14.029,051
Total
(12
cities)..,
23,788,500
2,173,158
728,888,220
-
25,131,600
2,673,845
.
_
Hampshire—Manchester
New
——
—
687,327,783
,
27.353,898
13,524,958
5.6
35,444,900
30,172,900
+ 23.0
1,882,013
1,732,015
6.0
655,710,793
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Jamestown
Wew
6.5
+
9.4
3,342,834
2,113,767
+ 10.2
125,227,580
108,576,506
4.6
2,249,966
2,357,051
3,699,711
122,047,749
2,552,039
+
3,023,538
Syracuse
9,991,052,087
38.567,949
...
2,551,715
9,089,799,665
.
York;
32,194,316
+ 19.8
+
17,655,757
16,402,304
18.5
2,348,998
2,005,895
9.0
8,408,581,132
8,067,276,686
30,718,959
Ml
elHeet
.
—r
18,267,657
14,464,476
+
0.8
22,605,200
19,841,818
73,710,941
...
+ 12.0
22,906,185
64,980,565
+ 13.4
57,947,716
147,749,738
150,365,16®
10,716,591
8,239.128
+
9.6
+
15.6
21,027,690
18.273,87®
417,328,918
12,439,552
7,046,491
+
9.3
360,909,867
365,824,21#
11,610,741
+
7.1
11,332,414
11.140,507
6,220,971
+
13.3
4,213,467
3,361,377
10,101,028
3,193,904
(a)
(a)
603,973,079
+
7.1
3,325,600-
569,058,110
570,255,27®
+ 43.8
7,828,317
6,724,480
14.2
374,861,685
276,227,34#
+ 24.8
26,651,064
26,111,31#
11,905,195
8,276,834
449,749,231
393,807,748
37,679,240
30,180,625
Galveston
9,589,000
6,407,098
7,153,000
5,915,769
+
Wichita Falls
+
8.3
5,599,423
15,991,127
12,880,102
+
24.2
13,493,657
10,731,290
531,320,891
458,214,078
+16.0
434,997,146
331,066,520
Worth
Louisiana—Shreveport
I
34.1
6,563,000
5.612,403
5,659,681
Total
(6 cities).
Francisco—
6,122,117
5,490,337
208.981.365
181,479,985
100,411,815
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake
City
82,696,314
Pasadena
San
+ 24.9
173.301,416
11.5
4,881,084
.4.222,090*
15.2
180,790,860
+
21.4
80,789,218
188.152,052
79,085,19*
20,680,582
65.3
14,703,802
+
15.6
14,528,706
14,132,58#
566,888,535
+
14.7
529,230,904
526,474,149
25,513,167
Jose
19,395,221
+
31.5
17,481,427
17,192,760
21,080,364
68.894,982
+
9.7
67,035,569
60,687,311
9,486,043,701
10,348,592,795
6,439,131
6,047,292
+
6.5
4,818,798
5,338,621
12,723,666
101408,853
+
22.2
7,798,585
12,937,75#
Barbara
Stockton
Total
19,332,204
+
16,989,071
34,841,046
—~
Francisco
Santa
179,786,19#
+
4
650,273,923
California—Long Beach
San
173,757,930
216,932,045
(10 cities)-.
1,279,227,346
1,081,948,633
19,925,416,705
19,663,539,797
10,835,617,040
9,672,487,710
+ 18.2
1,034,301,580
1,046,653,603
1.3
17,667,060,080
16,713,491,825
+ 12.0
9,258,478,948
8,646,215,139
51,611,950
75,596,480
Jersey—Ne**rk
Northern New Jersey
18,132,288
23,087,721
_
0.3
25,903,269
—
20,314,095
Connecticut—Stamford
-Total
+
2,670,496
Rochester
Re*
19,581,158
*3,900,000
-
__
694,721
8.167,204,
22,201,670
Yakima
134,514,755
-
__
Elmlra
863,48fr
699,244
8,197,200
District—Dallas—
Dallas
Washington—Seattle
20,858,061
Bingham ton
—
1,017,995
1.8
7.8
381,677,278
647,125,393
Cities)
(9
+
25,655,581
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Buffalo
161,449,236
+ 20.5
—
627,344,829
+
Second Fodsrai Rsstrvs District—Now York—
Mew York—Albany
790,883
11,066,316
——
Texas—Austin
Fort
Connecticut—Hartford
City
St. Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
> 511,278,2c#
1,207,639
3,757,638
13,215,148
Bprlngfield
+
1,336,039
3,844,351
Bedford
-
2,128,680
3,014,922
1,447,517
—
8,992,558
523,270,287
3,375,363
River
Lowell
——
Wichita
Total
Pall
—
-
-
Missouri—Kansas
First Fsdtral Reserve District—Rettea—
Maine—Bangor
928,714
9,695,248
161,998,018
—
—
4,817,28®
City-
1,118,872
776,397
—
Omaha
1955
Clearlara at—
Nebraska—Fremont
Hastings
20 for four years:
-
96,680,716-
Ninth Federal Reserve District— Minneapolis—
1,123,274,309
531,320,891
-10
— -
615,122,162
944,610,108
647,125,393
—
Total
332,300,000
196,874,480
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
552,816,523
10.1
+ 16.4
+
618,593,471
—
e
Francisco
618,298,497
1,009,102,393
684,501,703
—
—
12th flan
1,048,971,975
10,835,617,040
4
8
City
11th Dallas
1,194,312,391
1,447,066,174
—
7
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
■
—
17
Chicago
+ 15.4
1,193,533,923
1,174,229,667
10
gth Atlanta
1,126,314,799
—
-
—
e
-
_
—
'
8,371,241,033
1,110,879,345
+
M
7
4th Cleveland
8,755,981,368
1,190,235,361
360,600,000
Louis
Missouri—St.
627,344,829
6.7
10,348,592,795
1,270,040,995
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
«
655,710,793
8.3
9,486,043,701
H
11
Ird Philadelphia
6.0
+
1953
1953
%
Dec.
687,327,783
728,888,220
1,377,471,570
11
-find New York
<
$
$
12 cities
Boston
Inc. or
1954
1955
Week Ended Aug. 20—
—
8.3
8,755,981,368
8,371,241,033
Grand total
(110 cities).
Outside New York City-.
♦Estimated,
(a)
Clearings
operations
discontinued.
+
I
(856)
48
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Company and
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant' to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
the Tariff Act of 1930,
BY
a record
FEDERAL
AUGUST
19 TO
for the week
RESERVE
BANK
AUGUST 25,
the
on
TREASURY
TARIFF
UNDER
different
ACT
Monetary
Unit
Noon
York
In New
Monday
Argentina
peso—
$
Wednesday
Aug. 23
Aug. 24
s
1
*
I
1
1
416
416
417
mortgage
f. ship mtge. bonds__Oct
1
1
1
15
debentures..-Oct
1
Company and
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.200000*
.133333s
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
Free
.0716087*
Austria, schilling.
Belgium, franc
British
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0198732
.0198687
.0198767
.325700
.325800
.325766
1.014479
1.013906
1.014296
1.014285
.208550
.208600
.208600
.208700
.208650
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
,00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
Dominion
of,
.237281*
.208600
.208700
2.786979
.261100
.261100
2.759385
South
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.496766*
Co.,
.233300
.233300
.233300
2.775736
2.776566
Laboratories,
2.786116
2.787008
Treasury
million.
Lehigh Valley RR., 6% consolidated mortgage bonds——Sep
Publications, Inc., $1.50 partic. pref. stock—Oct
Assets-—
Aug. 17,
1955
certificates...-
of
other
Other cash
notes
or
reserves-
20,986,608
banks—____
Discounts
and
loans
1954
998
—
849
—
851,255
+
6,779
149
—
184,972
236,080
advances
+
20,614
94,042
+
9,500
9,963
—198,812
120,614
5
527
—
Acceptances:
Bought
Held
19
1
*
613
f2693
416
416
417
14,444
under
cumulative preferred stock..
4.85%
1
+
of
Bills
1,074.346
deposits increased
+
2,801,750
banks
bought outright-—
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
59,100
and
Loans
adjusted*
under repurchase agree't
tural
28,804
investments
Total
loans
Due
from
Gov't securities
and
securities
59,100
—
—
Other
112,604
—260,425
+
3,824,467
,
+
'■
58,088
413~714
103
+
4,390
assets
160,518
6,842
+
+
U.
and
84,210
_
assets
49,876,445
S.
carrying securities
for
purchasii
or
g
_
loans
U.
46,992
+
475,850
bank—reserve accounts
18,214,688
Treas.—general account—
Foreign
;
Other
J,
585,162
Total
Deferred
Total
409.934
376,698
bills
&
—399,133
+
—
42,746
47,662
—
—
364,619
10,785
—
—
18,820
19,586,482
cash
accrued
—422,869
3,181,938
—658,794
items..
dividends
14,589
-
_____
'
-
48,726,686
capital
Total
to
gold
deposit
—
+
78
—
567,815
ties
combined
Contingent
ances
13b)
U.
725
+
-1,128,733
315,338
185
+
+
21,753
+
R.
164,663
accounts
49,876,445
+
101
3
289
Honolulu
Hooker
—4,924
$4.25
126
—2,417
Hoover
107
—1,908
150
.+
1,794
+
10
69
922
Banks__
—
13,444
—2,393
Houdaille-Hershey
S.
-
55,360
.
21,567
Government
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
Foreign
banks
_
..
.
....
Houston
Houston
Oil
+
1,414
59
+
6,015
Federal
From
others
—
-1,122,533
Reserve
Banks
494
+
~ 5.835
tExclusive
+
606
of
loans
to
banks
individual loan items
serves:
York
are
after
and
shown
deduction
gross.
* Aug.
of
383
+
+
.5%
valuation
re¬
10 figures revised
District).
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments™.
27,140
+
1,296
+
21,846
3,359
+
62
+
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
of the Federal Reserve
banks
System in leading cities
shows
ended
the
following
principal
changes
for
the
week
Aug. 17: Decreases of $373 million in holdings of
United
States
Government
securities
and
creased
in
industrial,
a
agricultural
loans
the
others,
were
increases
$123 million in New York City, $19 million each in
Chicago and in the San Francisco
District, and $13 mil¬
and
appear
dealers
in another
for
Changes according to indus¬
press
purchasing
release.
Loans
to
brokers
carrying
United
States
for
redemption,
fund provisions.
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
current volume (except where
indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Refining
Illinois
6%
OF
Co.,
PARTIAL
Date
stocki—
Sep
Co.
Industries
REDEMPTION
»
Date
Tobacco
distributed
Celotex
Citizens
3 'A %
1st
Corp.,
3% %
314%
Utilities
bonds, series B,
debentures
due
due
Aug.
1968_
1,
net
i960—
Sep
12
608
Sep
1
411
first mortgage
Sep
9
610
Indiana
Gas
Water
&
Co.,
conv.
debentures
mortgage
bonds,
series
B
1st
mortgage
bonds,
series
C
(quar.)
_
1
8-12
9-
1
8-12
8-12
9-
1
8-12
57c
9-10
8-11
9-30
9-15
8-31
b-15
8-31
8-15
9-
8-22
1
9-30
9-16
9-
8-18
1
1
10-15
9-30
10-
10-
1
9-12
1
1
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
S-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
S-12
7-27
9-1
8-15
&
8'A%
14c
8-31
3-15
10c
__.
accumulated
earnings)
(increased)
Water
(increased
—
9-15
8-26
(quar.)
6'A%
Corp.,
Cloth
pfd.
Products
(accurn.)
(quar.)__—
Co
Copper
Bank
Fund
23c
9-
1
8-15
from
security
25c
9-10
8-23
10-20
10-10
75c
17c
10c
50c
$3
$1
25c
$1
10-
1
9-90
9-
1
8-10
9-12
8-29
9-10
9-
1
9-
3
8-26
9-
I
8-
2
1-3-56
12-
5
1
8-19
9-10
8-30
9-
S-23
9-
6
9-
1
8-
1
(9c from investment
31c
Foundation
profits)
Fund
(nine
11
cents
10-
1.
fi^m
20c
31
509
International
Cellucotton
Aug 31
509
International
Cigar
Corp
Breweries
Business
(initial
Machines
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Products
Machinery
(quar.)
9-
30c
*
Iron
40c,
cents
profits)
*
412
1
International
.
10c
$1 20
20c
quar.)
common
1
Aug
i
9-
8-12
9-
8-12
t37'Ac
Great, Britain
investment income and
securities
9-10
9-12
.
(quar.)
income)
Consolidated
and
International
1st
3%%
•
Corp
Institutional
Interlake
1
I
70c
75c
€8%c
t30c
iquar.)
(interim)__
(quarterly from un¬
1
Oct
Inc.—
3%%
of
Products
Mfg.
income
from
and collateral trust bonds—_Sep
preferred stock—Nov
Products, Inc., $100 par
Freightlines, Inc., 6% s. f.
pfd. A
pfd.
pratic.
Co.
preferred
Inspiration
9-
1
40c
75c
Ingersoll-Rand, common (quar.)
—
6% preferred (s-ai
1
Steel Co.' (increased quar.)—__—
Insley
9
1
57'Ac
Indianapolis Water, class A (quar.)
Rayon Corp. (quar.)
Institutional
Garrett
&
507
8-15
9-
—i
(quar.!__
Telephone,
Wire
Associates—
Fibreboard
Gas
Steel
Silica
Co.—
& Fuel
Indiana
Indiana
Industrial
30
8-15
1
Investors—
*
*
8-25
1
9-
9-
15c
Industrial
Sep
mortgage and coll. trust bonds
Lines, Inc.. 512%
convertible debentures
Gas
1
9-10
9-
9-19
$125
Inland
1st
Air
Eastern
mortgage
Sep
15
9-16
9-19
—
(quar.)
current and
Indiana
8-19
9-30
9-
common..—
of Boston
Fund
Industrial
stock__Sep
(quar.)
Ireland, Amer. deposit receipts
Page
Inc.—
$50
par 5%
cumulative convertible preferred
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
4% first mortgage bonds, series A, due 1965
Central Pacific Ry. Co.—
3%%
656
1
9-10
9-30
(quar.)
RR.
convertible
4.80%
Company and Issue—
ACF
Page
15
8-12
8-22
9-
9-30
k
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com.
Income
9
15c
12'/2c
12'Ac
50c
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Telephone Co., 5.60%
(From
TENDER
*
preferred
(quar.)___—
preferred B (quar.)™—
preferred C
(quar.)
$1.50
9-
9-15
69c
15c
t$l
31'Ac
31'Ac
32c
35%c
35'Ac
5'A%
Imuerial
1
25c
(quar.)
(ouar.)—
preferred
Cement
Incorporated
NOTICE
Delta
or
Government and other securities decreased
$149 million.
Real estate loans increased $41 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $126
million, of
which $88 million was in New York
City. Holdings of
corporate bonds, notes,
called
the
Security Banknote
of
try
list of
stock
class A
Breaker,
Circuit
4.60%
including those called under sinking
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
in¬
net inchease of $186 million at all
report¬
ing member banks; the principal changes
lion in the Dallas District.
a
common
9-20
9-
$1.06'A
preference (quar.)
preference A (quar.)_
I-T-E
Ideal
Company and Issue—
and
eight districts and decreased in
resulting in
and
$285 million
in demand deposits
adjusted.
Commercial,
Below will be found
8-18
9-30
$1.25
30c
2%
30c
(quar.)
nrpfprred
Notices
preferred
9-12
.
Inc.—
Foods,
Illinois Central
Condition Statement of Member Banks
2
2
—:
Huttig Sash & Door, common
0%
preferred (quar.;
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
581
8-
8-18
20c
37'Ac
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.)_—
preferred C (quar.)
$1.41 second preferred (quar.)
&
8-18
9-12
50c
5%
Oil
9-10
1
9-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper,
Common
9-
25c
Hudson
Hunt
9-12
8-30
(increased)
Bay Mining & Smelting
Humble
1
8-19
1
9-
9-28
5.70%
.3%
—
1
9-
(quar.)
common
Hudson
5%
foreign
9-
9-15
5.12%
367,144
accept¬
2
9.-15
25c
(quar.)—_—__
& Sons, common
$2.75 preferred A (quar.)
(F.
5%
46.1%
on
9-
(quar.)
C.)
Hubinger Co.
90
+
Corp.,
Howe Sound Co.
Huyck
liabili¬
for
Stores
preferred
477
—
99^
92 J
—
9-19
9-30
(increased)™
Corp.
4'A%
(Texas)
Co.
508
—
21
—
354
+
132
8-15
9-30
Power tquar.)_
Lighting &
67
1,612
+
3
+
10.638
...
banks
285
—
3,374
8-15
I
(stock dividend)™^-—_
24
—
Howard
—
8-15
1
9-
5%
304
5
Y.)—
(N.
466
12-
$1.06'A
30c
30c
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Co.
3
12-13
9-
____—
(quar.)—
Hardart
9-
9-1
preferred
(quar.)
Hoskins
Mfg. Co.
+
107
+
B
preferred
&
416
—
13
—
2,504
_
Class
9-15
9-15
8-15
(quar.)__—
(quar.)——________
class A (quar.)
Co.,
9-20
3
1
,
preferred
&
8-12
1
o-3Q
9-
(quar.)_———___
common
+
100
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Electrochemical,
4%%
Horn
Co.
Mining
Oil
Inc.
9-
10-
8-15
(quar.)____——.—'
Group,
8-19
1
(quar.)
+
167
4-
938
.
Homestake
1,553
8,687
banks
Finance
8-16
fr-ia
9-10
+6c
2.0c
l£'Ac
6'Ac
40c
$1
—_
(quar.)
Corp.
8-16
1
gJ 1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
1,268
—
Co.
H.)
(J.
+
—
9-
45c
12'Ac
<quar.)__
E.)
Mfg.
Holdera
1
$1.18%
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
Co.
(Chas.
+
—
9-
50c
iquar.l
common
preferred
Hobart
40c
40c
common
———:—-
preferred
+
+
...
domestic
4%%
20*
reserves
note
...
liability
purchased
149
35,888
27,543
capital
F.
3,181
373
Light,
Hotels,
41*
—
706
__
.
with
Hilton
1
8,495
..
deposits adjusted
deposits except U. S. Government
Time
408,028
—
660,901
certificates
&
..
Electric
+
'
997
—
Federal Reserve
vault
12'Ac
87'Ac
$1.09%c
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common (quar.)____
75c
5% preferred B (quar.l_
31c
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett (quar.)
—.
60c
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
12'Ac
Hoving
(New
&
+
When
Payable 0/ Ree.
_______
Chemical Corp, common
preferred (quar.)
$4.37% conv. 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Homasote Co., common (quar.)—.—
Liabilities—
40,434
53
(quar.)i.—
3'A%
Holan
186
21,063
From
296,652
accounts
liabs.
Ratio of
in
Balances
Share
6,313
Borrowings:
Capital paid in.
Surplus (Section 7)
Other
Cash
1
181.
Per
+
-
9,384
31,261
_
...
banks....
to
Domestic
liabilities
(Section
+
151,977
—
Capital Accounts—
Surplus
—
8,069
Demand
deposits
availability
liab.
+ 1.805
98
1.196
_
_
__
notes
Reserves with
U.S.
Other
Loans
—
name 0} Company
5%
■
25,943,677
Deposits:
513
513
DIVIDENDS
Home
bonds
S.
12
(Continued from page 14)
Hires
car¬
_
Other securities
Member
+
2,409
Government securities—total
Treasury
Liabilities—
Federal Reserve notes
1954
206
+
23,940
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Total
Aug. 18,
agricul¬
loans
Treasury
367,144
+
_
i__
or
state
Other
27/594
-1,122,533
industrial,
loans
Real
+
1955
—
44,262
rying securities
22,339
—8997618
22
items..
premises
Other
24,244,152
foreign banks
Uncollected cash
Bank
23,795,708
adjusted +
.
loans
chasing
U. S.
,
Loans to brokers and lealers for pur¬
83,800
—
Sep
Sep
shares
tin Volume
Common
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
•
Aug. 10,
1955
Assets—
290,800
—
1960
this issue,
in
♦Announcement
Hilo
Increase ( + ) or
Commercial,
23,795,708
preferred
conv.
Telegraph Co.—
goJd bonds due
30-year 5%
mem-,
follows:
4.370,515
—
$2.12
Co.,
Finance
Union
Heyden
A summary
—4,079,715
—:
Total
reporting
Borrowing from Federal Reserve Banks increased
$99 million and borrowings from others decreased $92
million. Loans to banks decreased $100 million.
28,804
—
17,399,536
___.
j
Held
all
at
Decrease (—) Since
59,100
—
Western
United States Government
million
$132
banks.
ber
14,444
2,520,076
__________
—
Total
719
—
$2 cumulative
Inc.,
million.
$69
2,509
—
$107
City and in the San Francisco
total of $150 million. Holdings of "other"
a
increased
Aug. 17,
Notes..
Bonds
decreased
indebtedness
York
Bought outright—
Certificates
_____
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—
deposits adjusted decreased $105 million in
Chicago, $66 million in the Richmond District, and $58
million in the Cleveland District, but they increased $67
ber
outright
repurchase agree't.
Government securities:
U. S.
718
Sep 30
Demand
115
433,473
—
New
million in the Dallas District.
191,751
366,510
___■
Industrial
par
preference stock
Ltd., 4%
Corp.,
Rayonier,
certificates
in
District, and
Aug. 25,
1955
20,135,353
R.
certificate
$25
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $36 mil¬
each
lion
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 24,
gold
stock,
preferred
Saguenay Power Co. Ltd., 4 'A %
Increase ( +)
notes
*
•.
16
Moore
2.786473
(In thousands of dollars)
R.
611
611
611
Inc.—
:—Sep
cumulative
$1.16
2.776151
2.786071
securities
Total
*
412
—
.233300
2.775632
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
F.
*2692
Sep 15
preferred stock
Sep
1
cum. s. f. pref. stock—Sep 30
Scott Paper, 3%
convertible debentures due 1977——Sep 15
Scovill Manufacturing Co., 4.30% conv. pfd. stpck
Sep 20
.233300
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
F.
...
Dairies, Inc.—
Lakeside
Nominal.
Redemption fund for
608
Sep 19
Nov
1
Sep 30
preferred stock $100 par.—
Sep
cumul. pfd. stock, sinking fund series, $50 par—Sep
'A % cumul. pfd. stock, sinking fund series of 1955—Sep
Seaboard
Gold
sinking fund mtge. bonds
Products'Inc., $100 par preferred stock
convertible preferred stock
Macfadden
2.785669
pound
pound sterling
410
—Sep
—
15
15
15
Higbee Co., 5% preferred stock, $100 par
—Nov
1
Kahn's (E.) Sons's Co., 5% cumulative preferred stock—Oct
1
4
.496766*
2.775217
Africa,
—,—i
4'A%
.140080*
.496766*
1
6
non-interest bearing
New Jersey,
$4.50
,193330*
.140080*
of
certificates
Foremost
.0349000
.193330*
.140080*
Railroad
Fibreboard
2.758972
.140080*
J2690
gen.
10-year convertible
Frito
.261100
2.758559
krone
United Kingdom,
5%
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261135
2.758456
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
*
.0800560
.261100
2.758044
505
1
&
Devon-Leduc Oils, Ltd.—
2.786354
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder..
New Zealand, pound
1
interest
.208650
2.786145
Page
cumul. pfd. sbrs.-Oct
Central
.237276*
.237276*
.237301*
.20R6G0
2.786041
Mexico, peso
of
.237276*
.208550
2.785729
rupee
Ireland, pound
Date
Issue—
mtge. bonds, series C & J, due 1995
Dec
Brothers 4V2%
cumulative preferred stock—J—Sep
Ref.
Butler
.0385802*
.0198696
France
Union
0385802s
2.200368
2.220700
1.014776
dollar
Norway,
.0717487*
.
2.220036
*
CALLED
ISSUE
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. 5%
.325700
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
India,
.0717487*
.0717087*
2.219953
418
'
♦
,ol5
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
.325666
,.0198025
Malaysia, Malayan aoliar
Canada,
.0717087s
"
2.219621
s.
30-year inc.
Co., 5%
entire
$
.200000*
Preferential
pound__
RR.
Aug. 25
Basic
Australia,
Pacific
5%
Thursday
3
$
415
United Gas Improvement Co., 3% first mortgage bonds—Sep
United Stockyards Corp., convertible preferred .shares...Oct
(Value In United States Money)
Tuesday
Aug. 22
1
Oct
1st
Western
Friday
Aug.19
*
Sep
sinking fund bonds..—_——
Sep
St. Paul Union Depot Co., 3'A% 1st & ref. mtge. bonds.Oct
Seaboard Air Line RR., 3%%
s. f. debentures
Sep
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 414% debs, due 1974__Sep
1955, INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
1
Gas
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.,
and
Country
Page
Sep
20-year
5%
1930
OF
England
4%
just passed.
TO
Date
the Aged,—
first mortgage bonds
& Electric Association—
sinking funds bonds
Northern Pacific Ry., 4% collateral trust bonds...
Roosevelt Oil & Refining Corp.—
New
the Federal Reserve Bank
transfers
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
Issue—
& Service for
Home
and 4%%
4%
Treasury the buying rate for cable
We give below
1
Lutheran
.
9-30
9-15
20c
9-15
8-15
$1
45c
25c
1
9-10
8-19
1
9-21
9-10
8-25
10-
-
Volume
132
5459
Number
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
t
Per
.Share
Name of Company
International Harvester Co., common
l'/t
preferred
(quar.):
International Nickel
50c
(quar.)
*_
:
____
$1.75
When
Holaert
Per
Payable o1 Pee
10-15
9-
9-15
1
8-
Lakeside
5
Name of
Payable of Rec,
Melville
Laboratories—
$1.16
on
at
16
Company
Shoe
called
for
Memphis
$25.25
per
Mengel
Issued
(entire
Sept.
preferred
redemption
pfd.
(quar.)__
A
$1.183/4
15c
HII
43/4%
Corp.,
Street
Co.
Sftare
25c
35c
Ry
(quar.)
"
Increased
t65c
„__J.
___
$1.50
Ocean
Telegraph
International
Faper
Co.,
(quar.)__
International
Petroleum
Co.,
Internationa]
Resistance
Co.
Internationa]
Silver
$1.40-convertible
Inter-Ocean
preferred
Class
B
1
8-15
Class
(quar.)
U5c
12-31
11-18
$4.25 2nd pfd.
9-
1
1
10-
1-
8-10
Lamson
8-11
9-11
Lamston
10-14
9-15
1:20c
9-
1
8-15
Lang
140c
20c
'
25c
_
1
8-17
8-15
Lau
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
10-15
9-15
9-30
9-16
Lee
9-30
9-16
Lees
Island
1
10-17
25C
11-
1
Leath
com!" (quar!)
3174 c
10-
1
9-15
60c
10-
1
9-15
__IIIII
53%c
10-
1
9-15
(quar.)________
45c
9-
1
8-
35c
9-26
8-26
3.30%
Light, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____
______!!!
4.40%
preferred
Power
Electric
" """"
&
62 V2 c
(quar.)___
preferred
;___!!
preferred
$1.76
Iron
1
9-15
1
9-15
9-
1
8-15
9772c
9-
1
8-15
9334C
9-
1
8-15
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
44c
9-
1
8-15
30c
10-
1
9-
15c
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)__
II
___
(quar.)____-_
Fireman
Mfg. Co., vte. (quar.)
Tug & Earge Ltd.—
participating preferred
(s-a I
Island
5%
Jack
&
Heintz,
Jacobsen
Inc.,
Co.
Mfg.
.___
5%
preferred
preferred
A
B
5%
7%
Lake
Y.),
334 ">
preferred
Johnson
<te
Johnson
Jones
Ranch
&
preferred
9-15
9-15
10-
1
9-
Loblaw, Inc.
11-
1
10-18
9-
9
8-29
9-10
8-24
11-
1
10-10
Grand
Co.
RR
A
preferred
,
472%
Oil
8-15
9-
income
and
(quar.)
(S.
H.)
&
4%%
Kroger
6%
7%
La
Co.,
of
from
Gas
the
7%
Lake
5%
of
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
9-15
8-31
9-30
9-16
9-15
9-
10910-
1
1
9-15
2
8-15
i
y-ia
1-3-56
12-15
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
3
9-22
10-15
9-30
1010-
9-
1
8-19
9-15
8-25
1
8-15
9-
9-15
9-
1
1
9-
1
10-
9-3
8-15
9-28
8-31
9-
1
8-12
10-
1
9-
27 %C
9-
1
7-22
9
preferred
Superior
Lower St.
Lawrence
5%
preferred
RR.
Power
10-
1
9-14
Minneapolis Gas Co., 5% preferred
5727c
preferred
(quar.)
8-12
40c
9-
net
8-31
plus
Ludlow
this
Mfg.
l
Sales
Luminator-Harrison,
5%
from
pfd!
net
HH
(quar.(
J
(quar.)
HIIIIIH
25c
10-10
9-12
8-31
3.30%
37 %C
9-12
8-31
8-12
1
9-20
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
9-
1
8-18
40c
30c
HI
9-10
10-
8%
$1.25
(quar.)
9-26
9-
5
9-12
9-
9
8-10
8-25
55c
8-31
8-15
40c
9-12
8-16
75c
___
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
$1.12%
9-30
9-22
(ouar.)
$1.12%
12-30
12-22
(quar.)
Macassa
1
8-
9-
1
1
8-15
87 7a C
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-18
12-10
11-18
$1
3-17-56
3-10
50C
9-10
12-10
45c
9-
1
8-
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
$1.75
I
8
11-
1
10-15
University
(increased
Milling,
quar.)__
10c
10-10
9-28
1-10-56
12-28
18i
(quar.)
10-
1
9-16
50c
t377ac
Power,
com.
8-
9-
1
9-
1
9-
1
1
4.30%
9-30
9-20
1
9-21
$1
1-3-56
12-20
60C
9-10
8-19
share
(quar.)
Class
Co.
(R. C.)
Mahon
Co.
10-
1
9-10
9-12
8-19
Monarch
9-15
8-19
Monsanto
11-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-12
8-
1
5Ve
Central
Maine
6%
preferred
(P.
9-
1
9-15
9-
8-31
9
1
40c
9-
9
8-31
15c
9-10
8-25
9-28
9-13
62
7a«
9-12
11-
1
8-31
10-14
1
1272c
9-15
9-
9-15
8-15
Manhattan
Shirt
Oil
McCloud
$2.50
&
(1947
McNeil
Mead
8-
27 %c
9-
1
8-15
Medford
$1.25
9-
1
8-15
Medusa
Mead
5
8-31
cents
from accumulated
8-
8
8-
8
Nat.co Corp.
8-31
f 15c
9-15
8-31
9-
1
9-10
9
8-12
8-
5
8-25
8-26
New
Automotive
Biscuit,
National
Co.
1
8-18
National
Casualty
1
8-18
National
City Lines
8-15
National
45c
(quar.)
1
1
Cash
National
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)_
;
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
9-
2
10-
1
10-
1
8-22
9-12
9-
5
9-
5
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-16
$1.25
$1.3772
$1.2772
,9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
35c
8272c
40c
$1
30c
8-19
9-10
8-19
9-10
9-12
,
8-20
9-12
8-11
1
9-
8-20
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
9-15
9-16
8-31
9-16
8-31
9-12
8-24
9-
1
8-18
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
9-
$1.0772
3772c
8-12
1
8-12
9-15
8-19
9
8-26
8-31
8-15
9-
9-
8-30
8
10-
1
9-15
9-23
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
9-23
9-
2
(quar.)_.
(stock
common
1
10-
9-14
National Container,
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
National Cylinder Gas, common (quar.)
474%
—
preferred (quar.).:.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
National Dairy Products (quar.)
National
Distillers
Products, com. (quar.)
4 74%
preferred
(quar.)
1
9
8-26
J30c
8-31
7-31
50c
8-31
8-17
35c
25c
70c
30c
40c
50c
9-
9-30
9-15
9-10
8-19
1
9-16
10-
9-12
9-
1
1
6-
2
9-
1
9-14
9-
9-
conv.
com.
9-13
9-
1
Commrfn
8-16
9-15
8-25
9-
1
8-10
12-
1
11-10
10-
9-
1
9-
9-15
2
2
9-
1010-
9-
2
10-
9-
2
9-
8-15
9-
$2.50
fl8%c
30c
8-22
1
7-30
62 72c
50c
59%c
40c
50c
3c
lc
3772c
9-
1
9-10
8-19
1
9-16
10-
9-10
8-19
9-30
9-
9
9-15
9-
6
109-
9-16
1
8-
1
5
8-31
8-12
9-29
9-
9-10
8-17
9
8-10
8-31
8-31
8-10
9-12
9-
1
12-20
12-15
9-12
8-22
8-11
9-15
9-15
8-11
9-
8-16
1
9-15
9-
9-
6
8-18
1
9
9-30
9-
9-12
8-31
15c
9-12
8-15
9-
8
8-31
9-
1
8-10
10-
1
9-16
15c
317»c
30c
$1.06
$1.183/4
40c
25c
$1.06 V*
of Canada, Ltd.
9-10
8-19
9-
1
8-10
10-15
9-16
8-
8-31
9
9-23
10-15
9-
9-15
2
9-15
8-26
9-30
9-23
12-30
12-23
8-19
9-
9
9-
9
8-19
9-10
8-15
1
8-15
9-
9-
8-15
1
9-10
8-17
9-
8-11
1
8-15
9-15
—
-—
60c
National
8-22
Food
National
1
Fire Insurance
National
9-20
(quar.)
Products
8-12
Homes,
National
$1,067.
9-
1
8-12
53 %c
9-
1
8-12
25c
10-
1
9-15
9-
7
8-29
Class
A
40c
10-
1
9-16
Class
B
Class
B
National
Co.,
Gypsum
(stock
Co.
(quar.)
pfd.
class A (stock
dividend)
(quar.)___;
dividend)
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
10-
1
9-15
9-10
8-20
$1.127a
9-
1
8-18
20%
20%
10-
1
10-
1
9-
1
10-
i
9-
2
50c
(quar.)
$4.50
115c
$50c
J15c
75c
(quar.)
.1,
preferred
Extra
1
9-
1
9-
i
National Drug & Chemical Co.
9-10
10-
(quar.)
pfd.
8-26
9
1
9-
9-15
10c
8-15
8-1?
9-
9-15
9-10
2%
dividend)
Common
1
9-15
t30c
t25c
t$1.75
t$1.75
$1.25
$1.75
1
$1.25
25c
2772c
30c
> 40c
(quar.)
(Detroit) (quar.)_
Register
9-
SI
2nd
Portland Cement
9-
9-
(quar.)_
9-
50c
(quar.)
10-
25c
25c
50c
quar.)
Fibres
common
9-
3c
(quar.i—
Co.
50c
35c
25c
20c
(quar.)
preferred
7%
9-
62 72C
_
2
Corp.—
(initial
common
National
9-
tSOc
(quar.)
2
9-
Ry.—
(increased quar.)
Aluminate
National
9-15
62 %c
(quar.)
Engineering Co.
common
Louis
Quarterly
9-12
$1.25
(Increased
1
1
and
realized gains)
Corp.
(quar.)—
Chattanooga & St.
93 %c
~ I
I__
quar.)_~
8-15
1
9-
25c
net investment Income
(11 cents from
85c
(quar.i
8-10
8-31
15c
50c
(increased quar.)
93%C
(quar.)
8-24
9-1
(Kansas
10c
(quar.)_I__
(quar.)
_H
9-14
9-10
$1
Trust
50c
Ltd.
10-14
10-
100%
(quar.)—
City)—
Co.
Muskogee
Mutual
40c
(quar.)
1
9-
dividend
—
Muskegon Piston Ring
9-26
40c
preferred
Corp.
8-
13c
*$1.12 %
(quar.)
11-
1
2272c
dividend
Nashville,
(quarljUI
10-14
10-
30c
2674C
3772c
approved)
is
Stock
8
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__;
Johnson & Co.
iquar.)
!
1
8-15
8-30
8-
50c
(Bait.)
&
Electric
Machine
9-
9-23
9-15
8-31
series)
.
Publishing
Corp.,
1
(G. C.) Co. (quar.)_
Murray Co. of Texas, Inc.—
(Initial dividend If 1007®
stock
4
Oil'Co.,
Co.
Machine
1
9-10
5747o
Nachman
common
9-15
1
9-
30c
Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)
Munsingwear,
8-19
1
9-15
11-
9-15
$3.50
(increased)
common (quar.)
Murphy
8-27
(quar.)
Lumber
McKinney Mfg. Co.
McGraw
8-16
9-
10-
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Supply
Fuel
1
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
McKesson & Robbing (quar.)_
McKay
8-31
9-14
10-13
50c
Co.
Aircraft
McGraw-Hill
9-10
9-30
10-31
preferred
7%
Mountain
9
Corporation, common
preferred (quar.)
McDonnell
8-25
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
McColl-Frontenac
McCord
8-15
9-10
(quar.)
River
(quar.)
2%
preferred
Co.
6
9-15
9-
9-
(quar.)
30c
75c
25c
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
<quar.)_____
Co.
Vernon-Woodbury Mills,
Mount
2c
(quar.)__
Conveyor
preferred
Maytag
8-31
2%
preferred
$3.75
37 Vac
9-15
75c
com,-
$1.22 72
20c
25c
30c
$1
(quar.)
common
Corp.
Diablo
25c
May Department Stores,
$3.75
Wheel
I
Stock Fund
9-15
9-30
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
Mount
8-19
dividend
$3.40
8-17
8-12
Navigation
Co.
(quar.)
(W. L.) Corp. (quar.)
Stock
2
Motor
1
9-
9
Growth
8-25
Consolidated—
(quar.)
Finance
$3
Investors
Electric
Maxson
preferred
7%
1
■
Mathews
Cafeterias
Morrison
8-31
dividend
Massachusetts
& Co. (quar.)_
& Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)__
Morgan Engineering, common
(quar.)
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mrlls, common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)__
Morris Plan of Calif, (increased quar.)__
9-
(quar.)
9-
3772c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
Lines
(J. P.)
Morgan (Henry)
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
C
Morgan
30c
Co.
Co.
Moore-McCormack
(quar.)_I_HI__I_
Mfg.
Cement
Marshall-Wells
Mascot
•
30c
I
9-
10-
9-27
967t
9674C
20c
:
series
preference
35c
(quar.)_^
Co.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Marquette
10-
50%
Marathon Corp.
9-
10-
9-27
25c
quar.)
(initial
common
Monterey
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Moore Corp. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
$5
50c
dividend
Stock
10-
9-12
$1.25
30c
(quar.)
$3.85 pref. series C
Motor
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)
& Co.
9-
10-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware, 57e
9-
$1.5(4
pfd.
(quar.)
R.)
Chemical
7%
t25c
stock (quar.)
preferred
Mallory
New
Tool
Machine
7%
t$1.25
(quar.)
RR., 5%
America (quar.)
(Springfield Mass.)
of
Corp.
Semi-annual
10-21
$1.25
25e
(quar.)
Mailman Corp., Ltd., Priority
1
9-
1
10-
8-25
1:20c
$1.183/4
25c
—IIIIIH
9-
120c
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.)
9-20
9-30
Monarch Life Insurance,
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)__
MacWhyte
Co.
(quar.)
Magna vox
B
Molybdenum
25c
5%
1
9-
9-30
8-20
f20c
Extra
9-10
Steel—
Structural
8-15
8-22
9-12
9-12
oc
class A (quar.)
1
377ac
_
9-
9-
9-
30c
Extra
Morrison-Knuasen
this dividend)
i
Sport Products (quar.)
$1.067i
50c
15c
50c
$1.75.
25c
95c
9674c
9772c
$1.083/4
$1.1174
$1.6272
30c
t20c
Molson's Brewery,
10-
1:3c
(quar.)
9-12
6272c
9-15
15c
Lytton
10-
9-12
34c
(quar.)
1
40C
I—HH
I
9-12
$1.25
t25c
25c
(quar.)
pfd. A
(quar.)
4%
plus
MacKinnon
preferred
10-
-IIHIH
H
!
com.
40c
iquar.)
1
Ltd.
Mines,
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (R.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Mohawk Carpet Mills (quar.)
Mohawk Liqueur
(annual)
Mojud Hosiery,
common
(quar.)
5%
9-12
10-
70c
372c
15c
(quar.)
common
57p
8-20
10-
Service,
Missouri Utilities Co.,
8-15
8-31
1
$1.25
$1.15
(quar.)
Public
Missouri
8-12
$1
(quar.)_
preference
Class A
3
C
preferred
Missouri
3
37 7aC
(quar.)
convertible
Power, 4.60% pfd. (quar.)_
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line, common
3-10
1
8-
(quar.)
MacGregor
4.30%
(quar.)
9-
partic. preferred (entire Issue called
for
redemption on Oct.
1
at $30 per
tSl.75
(quar.)
3-17-56
$1.50
474%
Ltd.—
5%
11-18
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)I
Honeywell Regulator—
preferred
Mississippi
8-18
50c
tl7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mining & Mfg., common (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light, com.
(quar.)
8-25
9-
2
10-
$1.25
(s-a)__
Common
4
9-
Macfadden Publications—
McCormick
(quar.)
11-
50c
17 72c
Inc.
prior pfd.
5%
Minnesota
&
Henry C.
Lytlon's,
1st
1
(quar.)
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Matson
45c
22 %c
H
8-31
12-30
50c
(quar.)
Gas
Master
9-15
$2.50
(s-a)
Corp.
Lynn
Bradley Co.,
$5.10
Co., Ltd.—
dividend)
&
Laboratories
Minneapolis,
75c
H
(quar.)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd,,
4V2 %
preferred (quar.)
investment
SI.50
of
1
issue called for
at $20.80 per share
(entire
demption on Sept.
Stock
9-15
$1.74
Disr.rict
&
Nashville
Extra
net
<quar.)
preferred
Milton
(quar.)
&
Masonite
10c
Co.
Exploration
Land
Common
Co.—
Woods
8-
8-10
9-10
9-
10-
7c
1
1
$3.85
(quar.)
Louisiana
(quar.i
(monthly)
9-
$1.75
preferred
5%
15c
Quarterly
Laclede
2nd
non-cum.
(quar.)_
com.
9-
Hotel—
Baltimore
(quar.)
Reclaiming,
$1
1
Lord
(quar.)
40c
9-15
8-15
45c
20c
8772C
5674c
preferred
Corp.
preferred
472%
8
9
82c«
preferred (quar.i
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Lake
8-19
8-
9
28 %c
54c
___,
Extension
2
8-
9-
50c
(quar.)
lct
Salle
9-
1
9-
t20c
HI
from
common
60c
1
1
66% %
;
special
preferred
preferred
Rubber
9-
1
60c
___;
special
Co.
Oil
Midwest
(quar.)__
10-
20c
I
Koehring Co. (guar.)
<S. S.) Co. (quar.i
4 Mi %
Midwest
9-
(Missouri)
10-
32c
(interimTIH
Ltd
Kresge
Kroehler Mlg.
8-29
8-19
25c
Lumber
9
$1.1834
(increased quar.)
Kinney, (G. R.) Co. (quar.i
$5
prior preferred
(quan)_
;
Kress
9-15
Miles
8-22
$2
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
non-cumulative
9-10
1
(quar.)—
preferred
Products,
15c
38c
Bell
9-
$1.12%
quar.)
(quar.i
Rubber
$2
Long
1
45C
gains)
B.)
8-29
35c
I
(quar.)
10-
25c
quar.)
dividend
(I.
87c
9-15
Electric Co. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
31V4C
Kings County Lighting
Kleinert
9-10
8-26
Co.
$1
$1.75
.
preferred
Lunkenheimer Co.
50c
(increased
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co.,
Stock
Steel
iquar.)_
common
Lynch
87 %C
(increased
Mines.
Kimberly Clark Corp.
Midland
(quar.)
preferred series B
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
9
87 %C
HUH
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kidde
(Walter) &: Co.
Gas
convertible
9
15c
HI
IHH
I
common
a
preferred
Star
4.75%
9
'
realized
7%
9-
30c
(quar.).
(24c
8-11
Brewing (increased
Co., common (interim)
9-
$1.2.5
HUH
gains)
S-l"
1
(P.)
9-
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund—
"Series
Star
1
50c
(quari
a
9-
(quar.)
1
$1.12%
:__IIIIII~
Industries, com.
and
Oil,
HIIIH
H
quar.)I
Corp.
9-30
Discount Bond Fund—
"Series
E-4"
(28c
from
net
investment
income
Aircraft
10-
Keystone
realized
Midland
I
(monthly)
.
10-
$1.0674
"HI"*"-
Co..
8-15
8-15
17'aC
quar.)
preferred
Fibre
common
30c
II
I
III""
IIIIIIIII
dividend
Kerr-McGee
Co.,
$1.15
(quar.)
common
Organization
Utilities, com.
Gold
Middlesex Water
8-11
)7
$1.07
(quar.i
Land
1
1
1
30c
(quar.)
Kent-Moore
Count
(R. I.
$1.03
(quar.i
i____HII
Refining (increased!
Kennedy's Inc.. S1.25 conv. pfd.
Stock
99-
9-
50c
iquar.)_______
Kerr-Acd'son
9-15
8-15
Kendall
I
1
9-30
Kellogg Co., com. (quar.i
J Ma % preferred (quar.)
3 Va % preferred (quar.)
Kendall Co.,
common
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
1174C
Corp.
~
(quar.)
Louisville
10-
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
& Trecker (quar.)___
Kelsey-Hayes
Wheel
(quar.i:
4% %
9-
9-15
Kearney
Kentucky
9-10
9-15
10-15
(quar.)
0referred
1
75c
(quar.)
4%
8%
Lockheed
7%
(quar,)________
Light,
30c
10-
$1.05
(quar.)____
Co.
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)____
com.
preferred
Co.
8-24
1
*37 7a
HII
$1.127a
Co.,
preferred
preferred
9-20
$1
472%
Drug
1
8-31
95c
47.%
Kawneer
10-
$2
(quar.)___
&
8-19
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
Long Bell Lumber (Md.), class A (accum.)
(quar.)
Rapids
preferred
preferred
Power
9
1
IIIIIIIIIIII
preferred
4.60%
Lone
Lorillard
99-
RR.—
common
$4.32
Kansas
2
2
$1.12%
4V2%
4.28%
9-
9-15
15c
$1
9-
~
Ry.,
Electric
15c
6%
2
9-15
45c
$1.10
common
(quar.)_.l
preferred
1:4c
$1
Lone
(quar.)____
&
class A
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
9-
25c
183/4C
Rapids
(quar.)
Gas
8-15
Common
1
62 72 c
$2.95
preferred
Kansas
Finance
Preferred
1
8-30
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Grand
non-cumulative
Local
I!
!
(quari)"
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe
10-
62 Vac
City Southern
HI
(quar.)
(quar.).
8-22
10-
(quar.)
4.20%
guaranteed
9-20
Chemical—
preferred
Kansas
guaranteed
9-10
6272c
-k
preferred
V2 %
Little Miami RR., original
Electric Co.,
&
preferred (quar.)___l
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.)
Micromatic Hone Corp.
(quar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Illinois—
2
9-
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
4.90%
$1.10
H
(quar.)__
75c
4.40%
9-15
9-
9-26
ioc
—
Copper Co.
Extra
Michigan Gas
9-15
8-19
1
9-
9-15
50c
Extra
Miami
5
35c
1-1111111111111
(quar.)
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
9334C
111111111
Allegan &
preferred
8-
1
60c
:
Special
6
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Carbonic, common
Special
40c
8%
common
&
Co.
H-III
9-15
8-25
8-19
8-15
60c
(quar )
8-31
8-22
6
50c
HHHH
H
(quar.i
IIIIIII
8-31
1
9-
9-1
Wayne. Ind.)
Original (quar.)
Original (quar.)
Special guaranteed
9-10
5C
Cir.y Power & Light
3.80% preferred (quar.)
Keves
9-15
9-30
(quar.)
Semi-annual
Kern
9-30
9-10
10-
50c
75C
—___II_HH
Oil
372%
6272c
$1.75
■_
(Fort
35c
I_~~H
III
Kansas
Kerite
9-15
35c
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kalamazoo,
5%
9-30
40c
quar.)
&
Kalamazoo, Allegan
Semi-annually
Katy
8-19
9-10
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
_
(Initial)
common
4%
9
(quar)
iquar.)
Aluminum
47c
Liquid
8-10
1
75c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Lion
1
10-
1
12 %C
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)_
Link-Belt
|20c
8-
Edison, 3.80%
preferred
$1.3174
(quar. u_.
Cup
8-15
9-10
10c
Casualty
Lily-Tulip
1
9-
40c
preferred (quar.)
(Eli) & Co., class B
8-24
(quar.)__IIIIIIIIH
Joy Mfg. Co. (quar.)
(E.) Sons Co.,
New
I'/C
3.85%
9-30
1
(quar.)
pfd. (quar. )_IH
(quar.)—
3-90% preferred (quar.):
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar,)
1
Meyer (H. H.) Packing, 672% pfd. (quar.)
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.)
;
Metropolitan
this record.
Inc.
Insurance iTenn.) (quar.)
Lrfe Insurance Co, of Virginia (quar.)
Life Savers Corp. (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, common (qua~r!)~H
Lilly
1
July
out of
(quar.)
preferred
&
3-15
"
Kahn's
5%
57c
4
9-
on
left
preferred (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N, Y.i, common
12-15
9-
HI
(quar.)
declared
57.%
Life
2-
9-15
50c
Co.
was
issues of
Co.
-IIIIIH
HH
1
inadvertently
Refineries,
Salt
9-10
(quar.)
A
Leslie
2-15-56
9-
(quar.)
1
Cement
two
25C
9-
Scott
(quar.)
& Thermit Corp., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
!___
Metropolitan Brick, Inc. (quar.)
5
25c
II
(quar.)_
Engineering (quarljlHIHH
Leverage Fund (Canada), Ltd
11.11111
Libby, McNeill & Libby, common (quar.)
1-3-56
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.i
(increased
last
11-
25c
&
Corp.
7%
11-15
»
Textile
Metal
9-16
9-30
25c
1834C
Lester
4-2-56
(quar.)_
Rovalty
preferred
Kaiser
9-15
9-15
Laughlin Steel-
Common
5%
A
(quar.)
Corp.
Johnson
1
1
$1.25
common
common
Johns-Manville
8-19
10-
$1.20
common
«s-a >
Co.,
the
Metal
10-31
"
I
Ltd.
(quar.)
was
8-18
1
5c
"H
H~
~
(quar.)
dividend
but
Leonard
$1.25
(N.
Sulphur,
preferred
Tea
Jewel
20th.
$1.3772
(quar)
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Co.
Sons
above
$1.25
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
Inc., 5%
preferred
Jantzen,
2
10-
50c
1st
Jefterson
The
10c
Preferred C (quar.)
Jamestown
common
&
(James)
10c
(quar.)___
common
Co.,
D.i
Merritt-Chapman
1
(quar.).l
G.
preferred
(H.
50c
<quar.i_
Supply,
5%
9-
50,C
(quar.i
____!
Co.
Water
Jamaica
1:25c
——!IZ~!II~!!~IIII
I!!"""!™
Quarterly
Machine
1
10c
preferred
4%
(R.
(quar.)
8-26
9-
11-
25C
(quar.)__J
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
(quar.)___
Quarterly
Jaeger
4
10-
35 %c
(quar.)
Co.
Trust
9-15
10-
(quar.)
preferred
Irving
1
20c
"HI ™
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Southern Utilities,
common
4%%
10-
$1.083/4
4.20%
Iowa
5
$1.10
4.35%
preferred (quar.)______
Iowa Public Service, common (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
3.75%
&
$2.50
10-17
37 %c
(qUarJIHIIHIH
___
Lehigh Portland
11-
Iowa
(quar.)__
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3
Co
Tourneau
9-15
3 Vac
*2.50 preferred (quar.)
r
Le
10-15
preferred
10c
(quar.)
common
Laura Secord Candy Shops,
9-15
t40c
(quar.)II
Co.
9-10
35c
iquar:)
Inc.,
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)__!
Co.
Bryant,
Blower
35c
I
Iowa-Illinois Gas &
Machine
&
Lane
8-31
9-
Co.
Sessions
(M, H.),
Quarterly
2c
Participating
Iowa Electric Light & Power,
4.80%
preferred
(quar,);
4.30%
preferred
iquar. )_.i
&
$6 preferred
(s-a)
i
Landers, Frary & Clark
t75c
of .Rhode
B
$3.50
Payable of Bee,
$1
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
com.
9-
LandiS
(quar.)-:
Royalty Co. (s-a)
Co.
& Co.,
$4 conv. 2nd pfd.
35c
preferred
Investors Trust
Merck
11-15
11-
___
Extra
Merchants Fire Assurance
12-31
Intertype Corp. .(
6%
8-10
f 15c
$1.50
Interstate Engineering Corp. tquar.)
Interstate Motor Freight System <quar.)__
Investment
8-15
(quar.)
$1
Quarterly Interprovincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd.-s-
Investors
10-11
9-30
(quar.)
40c
_■
quar.)
r
foundation, Ltd., com.
1
9-30
Class A
II_
(quar.)
semi-annual
(quar.)__
8-10
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
Increased
12-
tl5c
18c
Gold Mines, Ltd.__
(Alfred), Inc., class A
8
(quar.)_.
_
Lambert
8-19
9-
~
Co
Reinsurance
Lamaque
8-19
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
9-12
Mercantile Stores
*15c
(quar.)
International Utilities Corp., com.
1
9-12
9-16
t30c
(quar.)H
Ltd.
15c
plus this dividend)
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
10-
share
8-22
$1
International
$4
9-20
Holder*
When
Hoiaen
When
Share
Name of Company
Ltd.—v
(Canadai,
49
(857)
•
(quar.)
15c
$5c
X8c
1-3-56
10-
1
9-
1
12- 2
9-
2
50
(358)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
National Lead Co.,
•-
Life
$1.75
9-15
11-
Steel Castings Co
10-
9-10
47C
12-15
11-23
$5
Co.
Oats
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
Presto
National
Rubber
Natural
National Securities
stock
1
12-
1
11-14
9-15
9-15
9-
National
8-31
8-11
Penick
8-30
8-19
Peninsular
8-30
8-19
Peninsular Telephone
Research-
National
Supply
4V;:Vi
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Tank
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
—
9-
1
8-15
9-12
200%
Fruit
Rayonier,
1
9-19
10-
1
9-19
4.60%
preferred
9-14
9-1
4.68%
convertible
8-26
9
8-19
10-
1
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-23
Reeves Brothers
11-15
10-25
Reliable Stores
25c
9-15
common
(quar.)
83Ac
9-
preferred
A
9-15
8-19
9-
1
8-19
58'/2c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-19
Penn-Dlxie
Cement
(quar.)
National Tea Co.
25c
(quar.)
40C
9-
1
8-16
Penn-Texas
National
10-18
20c
9-26
9-15
Penney
Corp. (increased quar.)
C.) Co. (quar.)___
:
35c
Mfg.—
65c
10-
1
9-2
lOc
9-30
9-
Pennsylvania
$1.17'/2
9-
1
8-10
5c
8-31
8-11
4.50%
preferred
F
(quar.)
$1.12'/2
9-
1
20c
9-15
8-31
4.40%
preferred
B
(quar.)
$1.10
9-
1
30c
9-
8-26
4.05%
preferred
D
(quar.)
Tile
National-U.
Natural
&
S.
Radiator
(quar.)
Resources
Fund, Inc. (quar.)——
Neisner Brothers (quar.)
Nekoosa-Edwards Paper (quar.)—
Nevada
Natural
Gas
$1.50
preferred
Nevada
Southern
6%
5%
New
1st
preferred
2nd
Pipe
Line—
(quar.)
Gas
Amsterdam
37'/2c
CO
30c
Casualty
(s-a)
New
England
Insurance
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Haven Gas Co.
(quar.)
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%
pfd. (quar.)
4.05 %
preferred
(quar.)—
—
8-15
12 '/2c
.
1
9-
1
8-15
90c
(quar.)——
9-
9-
1
8-
25c
10-
1
9-15
New
$2
9-30
9-
40c
9-30
New
York
N.
Y.
N.
Y.
New
Air
Central
RR.
Chicago
York
3.75%
State
(J.
Common
—
Light
&
—
Car
Corp.,
preferred
Class
Cement,
(quar.)
B
5 '/2 %
preferred
Americah
North
River
North
5Ms%
$4
—
Water
Liberties
Ohio
(quar.)
—
pfd. (quar.)
2
2
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-15
$30c
9-
2
Co.
Y.)
933Ac
4Ms%
—
(s-a)_j.
Petroleum
Petrolane
9-
9-
1
9-15
Philadelphia
8-15
9-15
9-
9-
$4.50
8-11
9
1
9-30
9-
9-10
40c
15c
2
9-
9-15
9-
$1
the
Union
Mfg.
of
(quar.)_
com.
Stock
the
on
tax
3.90%
Co.
Co.,
(entire
Oct.
on
1
7.05%
will
be
pfd.
(quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)
c
1
8-12
9-24
10-
9-
1
Philco
2
per
9-21
9-
$5
•
9-
1
10-
1
Glass
8-15
Phoenix
Insurance
Photo
1
9-16
9-15
10-
A
Co.
Engravers
Pillsbury Mills,
$4 preferred
Plnchin
8-25
(J
&
1
9-21
Pine Street
8-26
Pioneer
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Pioneer
9-
1
8-15
Piper
9-10
8-10
Pioneer Gold
45c
.
conv.
Corp.,
Facific
4'A%
preferred
$4.80
9-
9
9-
B
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
1
9-
9-30
10-
1
9-
1
1
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-
1
8-
1
8-
6
8
8-26
9-30
9-15
9-10
$1.06 Va
preferred
(quar.)
9-
1
I
(quar.).-.
1
(final)
1
9-
20c
8-
inc.)
Ltd.
4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
1
8-
9-10
1
$1.12'/2
10-
Co.
com.
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.»__
8-15
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$1
(quar.)
9-
5
8-11
30c
$1.25
Investment,
(quar.
1
6%
Tin
Western
10-15
9-
10-
1
Page
Pan
Hersey
American
Panhandle
4%
Tubes,
Paragon
Ltd.
World
9-
9-15
9-
$2
9-20
9-
7
9-
8-15
1
1
65c
10-
1
9-
1
8-15
Pipe
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.
Electric
Co.
Ill-
■
Corp
pfd. (quar.)
$1.50
10-14
10c
9-
9
I
10c
9-
1
(quar.)„
Line,
$75c
(quar.)
com.
.
(s-a)
(quar.)_
Paramount Pictures Corp.
9-30
(quar.)
10-
9—9
75c
9-15
$1
10-
1
Field,
Gear
&
8-12
Publicker
8-19
4.75%
9-15
8-26
8-31
8-21
8-26
div.
4.18%
9-15
8-31
9-16
9-15
Service
$1.40
Pullman,
.
Punta
Pure
Purex
Co.
(accum.)
Inc.
(quar.)_
(stock
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-
9-
9
4
10-14
9-30
17M»%
9-23
7-25
9-23
7-25
17c
9-15
8-
10c
9-15
8-31
10c
9-
8-15
9-15
1
8
9-
2
9-
1
O.)
Co.
dividend)
4%
preferred
convertible
5%
convertible
9-20
25c
9-
1
8-19
9-
9-
1
8-19
1
8-19
9-12
8-26
47/#%
25c
9-12
8-30
4.70%
Jose
preferred A
preferred A
Water
9-15
9-
9
8-26
9-29
9-15
9-
1
8-15
12M2c
9-
1
8-13
9-
1
9-
1
8-12
9-21
8-22
5c
25c
9-
10-
3
lOcc
9-
9
8-19
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
$1.07V2
10-
t$1.07
75c
9-
1
9-
1
1
27'/2c
10-17
10-10
1
7-30
(quar.)
45c
$1.10
10-
1
9- a
60c
10-
1
9-
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
9-
preferred
(quar.)
2911c
9-
9
Sarjuia
preferred B
(quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.-
29^c
9
9-15
9-
6
Savage
Industries,
10c
9-
1
8-
4
75c
9-
1
8-
4
$1.30
9-
1
8-
4
8-
5
Scott
$1.37'/2
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
&
cpm.
(quar.)
$3.40
$4
1
8-19
10-15
9-30
9-
9-26
9-
9-15
8-18
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-10
37M2c
J30c
133/4C
9-
1
redemption
share
plus
Sept.
8-10
Common
57«
Seaboard
8-19
Seaboard
17M2c
10-
1
3
9-15
9-10
8-15
dividend)
Air
Line
RR.
Sealed
Sears
9-
1
8-1S
on
this
Seatrain
Lines.
8-15
Stock
9.
1
8-15
Securities
9-
1
8-15
8-15
8-15
Seminole Oil
Serrick Corp., class
Class B (quar.)
&
57c
A
9-15
9-
8-31
Shaler
8-31
Shattuck
9-30
8-31
Shawlnigan Water &
9-30
8-31
5%
8-19
Co.
Co.
conv.
(accum.)
—_—
9-23
10-10
9-22
10-10
9-22
9-12
9-21
9-
7
10-
3
8-26
9-
8
8-30
8-29
9-
8
10-
1
9-10
10-
1
9-10
9-
2
8-
12M»c
9-
1
8-19
9-15
8-25
23c
8
25c
Co.
9-
1
8-18
10c
(quar.)
9-15
10c
G.)
9-19
9- 2
8-25
Power—
$50c
9-
1
8-15
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
9-
1
8-
Sherer-Gillett
20c
9-30
Co.
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
2
10-
2
9-
2
:
9-
3
50c
Manufacturing Co. (increased)
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
40c
10-
$56'Ac
(quar.)
Sheller
Sherman
9-16
10-10
65c
pfd.
(quar.)
80c
9-15
9-27
45c
10c
preferred A (quar.)
4'/2% preferred B (quar.)
Oil
8-12
31'Ac
common
4%
Shell
1
38c
(extra)
(Frank
9-
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
8-12
60c
Sugar
4
6
9-
1
22'/2c
(quar.)
Gas,
9-30
9-14
:
Corp.,
Refrigerator
9-30
75c
9-
9-15
9-
re¬
(quar.)
40c
8-31
9-15
33 Vb %
1
8-31
9-20
22'/2c
share
(quar.)
1
9-15
be
per
—
Acceptance
9-
9-30
to
$38.75
dividend
9-
$1.183A
8-12
$1.183A
issue
at
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
Seeger
12
Co.
$1.04 Mr
dividend)-
8-12
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
Corp
&
$1.02
(stock
10-14
1
S-
$25c
dividend)
Power
Roebuck
5%
Sept.
35c
(quar.)—
1
9-
$1.433A
(entire
8-13
1
11-
$1.02'/2
(quar.)
preferred
8-13
$1.25
(quar.)
$1
91'Ac
$1.07 '/a
to
(quar.)
common
preferred
deemed
26c
com.
10-14
$31'Ac
Co.,
Finance
27c
Gas,
convertible
(quar.)
$4.75
1
Mexico—
1
1
per
(quar.)
1
1
11-
8-19
22 7/10c
preferred
9-
9-
$102
—
$5.75
9-
50c
at
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
9-
20
4.107c
preferred
(quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., com. (quar.)
1
9-30
8-24
1
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service—
9-15
9-
Sept.
this
9-
9-10
85c
20
2
8-20
9-15
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
8-20
9-
6c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (entire issue called for
4.30%
8-20
8-31
8-31
5c
Mfg.
4.30%
8-31
183/4C
preferred
Scovill
8-19
8-31
2M2%
(quar.)
common
preferred
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
Paper Co.,
87M2c
(quar.)
(auar.)
8-19
Industries
8-19
1
32V2C
div.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)——
1
9-15
(stock
8
9-15
t20c
conv.
Schmieg
9-
293/»c
(quar.)—
9-
8-29
9-15
12-
3
9-
8-19
9
9-15
4
9-21
9-14
9-13
9-
12-15
10-
10c
1
9-30
$1.25
10-
2%
9-12
$1.25
37M2C
29%c
Co.
8-15
(quar.)__
common
com.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brick
9-30
25c
(quar.)
Sayre & Fisher
8-15
$1.12Ma
$1.75
37'/2c
1
60c
—_
(quar.)
Works,
A
1
9-
preferred D
preferred C
4%%
8-19
25c
$1.75
43'i%
8-23
1
$1
$4.40 1st pfd. series A
8an
9
9-
$6MsC
(quar.)—
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
St. Regis Paper Co., com. (quar.)
75c
9-
37'/2c*
(quar.)
com.
4.30% preferred (quar.)—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'/4% pfd. (quar.)
(quar. )
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry., common
5%
9-
12V2c
pfd.
St. Joseph Lead
8-26
9-15
20c
*
(quar.)
9-36
1
9-19
40c
(quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc., com. (quar.)
9-12
1
200%
Management Corp
Rubinstein (Helena) Inc. class A entire issue
called for redemption on Sept. 30 at $15
per share plus this dividend)
Ruppert (Jacob), common
4M>%
preferred (quar.)
;
9-15
$1.12MT
New
(quar.)
Ltd.
8-26
$$1.06V*
(quar.)____
Engineering
10-15
10-
(quar.)
Royalties
plus
(quar.)
Industries,
Corp.,
7-19
10-
50c
(quar.)
Electric
8-17
9-10
30c
$2.12
—
(quar.).
of
preferred
Co.
9-25
8c
75c
t$l
3%
(quar.)
preference
preferred
Alegre
Oil
A
preferred
Inc.
8-31
5
$1.05
Indiana,
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
1
$1.19
Tool
Rotary Electric Steel
$1.06Vi
of
preferred
4.08%
25c
50c
Public
9-30
,15c
_
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
8-26
•=*•
Co.
preferred
7
45c
(quar.)
of Colorado—
preferred
5%
8-31
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
9-
37M2c
preferred
4.32%
Public
8-
15c
(quarj
preferred
4.16%
Co.—
1
45c
preferred
(quar.)
Service
9-
5C
preferred
preferred
,4.20%
3M2%
9-15
$2
Public
9-15
15c
<quar.)_
Service Co.
4% %
8-15
1
50c
;
4M|%
9-12
10-
40c
A
America
convertible
Public
2
10c
I
Steel
4.20%
$1.75
Airways
Eastern
preferred
Panhandle
4%
Ross
$1.25
(quar.)
5M>%
1
50c
:
Telegraph
Oil.
Roosevelt
8-15
8-11
$1.75
(stock div.)
Progress Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Providence
Washington insurance—
8-15
30c
,
(quar.)___
Consolidated
8-19
1
Co.
Co.
of
8-15
1
9-
15c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
lOc
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Ltd.'
i_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
4%
1
$1.25
class
9-
25c
1_
Holland Paper Co., Ltd. common
4M«% preferred (quar.)
6
$1.20
Extra
Common
Facific
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
$1.50
8-15
10c
-
Corp. (quar.)
Rockland Light & Power—
4.75% preferred B (quar.)
9-
58'Ac
Powell River Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Preferred Utilities Mfg.,
•9-15
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
1
9-10
Co.,
B
Potash
8-19
90C
(increased)
Aggregates
(quar
Telephone &
(quar.)
Ages
35c
(quar.)
Cable
Portsmouth
9-15
9-
&
Mining
&
Class
4
1
Wire
Polaris
8-20
10-
40c
(quar.)
Products
Lumber
Transit
11 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Poor
4
25c
(quar.)
Canadian
Facific
of
9-
10c
ordinary inc.)
investing
(quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
11-17
9-
17'/2c
common
(quar.)
Facific
Rock
9-
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
8-17
12-
$1.12 Mi
$1.12'/2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
2
2
40c
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Rv.
8-17
$1.06'A
(quar.)
Indemnity
9-
9-
933/4C
B
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
5%
8
9-
9-
$2c
Coast
Rochester
25c
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., common (stock div.)__
5'/a% preferred (quar.)
8
1
,
8-12
9-30
9-30
8c
Coal
9-
$1.183A
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
8-15
Pittsburgh Forghigs Co. (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago RR.—
Common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (incieased quar.)__
Pittsburgh Reflector class A (quar.)
7-29
9-15
preferred
8-15
$1
$1.02 Ms
preferred
1
(quar.)
$5
preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh Consolidation
2
Plastic
(quar.)
preferred
Finance
Facific
4%
1
common
com.
1
9-
(quar.)
preferred
1
9-
45c
$1
Co.
99-
$1
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Coke <fc Chemical,
10c
Quarterly
Facific
$25c
$20c
Rochester Gas & Electric—
$25c
1
RR.
Mines of British Columbia,
Suspender
Aircraft
8-15
Ltd.—
8-20
10-
75c
from
8-19
8-12
$1.233/4
(from net
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.,
50c
Co., common
preference
(quar.)
Clay
Co.,
Class A pref. (quar.)
Common (quar.)
12MsC
Electrotypers, Ltd.
(quar.
Inc.
6
9-10
8-15
8-12
50%
Fund
Fund,
6
9-
9-
dividend
9-10
9-
9-15
40c
(quar.)
shares
9-15
Haas
(quar.)
Amer.
50c
Rohm &
(monthly)
Ltd.
8-15
1
6
(quar.)
A),
8-15
1
1
(quar.)—
common
1
9-
9-
(quar.)—
(Hartford)
99-
9-10
(quar.)__
Co.
&
2M2c
10-
Norrlstown
com
1
50c
25c
&
6
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
8-
9-12
15c
Paper
Facific
8-15
9-16
9-
Mfg, Co. (quar.)
Spring & Axle (quar.)
common
Phoenix
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
Atlantic
1
8-17
1
9-15
8-15
Rockwell
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)
Phillips Screw Co. (quar.)
8-15
1
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)
19 preferred (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
Facific
9-1
10-
8
9-
Rockwell
$1.12Ms
common
9
9-10
for
$1.50
Corp..
3%%
22'/2c
$1.02
Onondaga Pottery Co
Oxford
65c
9-
&
Royal Crown Bottling (Ky.),
5% preferred (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co. Ltd. (quar.)
40c
Corp
preferred
65c
Little
9-
60c
(quar.)
9-10
50c
Roxy
55c
Old Town Corp., 40c pfd.
(quar.)
Clin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.—
2ft1 Power,
9-8
9-
9-18
(q*ar.)
8-11
50c
Ohio Power Co., 4.08% preferred
4.44% preferred (quar.)
SO
8-22
9-30
9-30
H.)
8-31
$$1.75
(quar.)
common
Cswegl^Falls Corp.,
9-13
8-19
(H.
1
9-
50c
de¬
(quar.)
Inc.
9f 1
1
9-15
37MsC
9-
85c
$1.37 Ma
8-11
Osl^fQsh B'Gosh.
45c
1
10-
75c
25c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Theatre Inc.. $1.50
9-10
Co.
9-10
9-
$1.73
:
69c
(J.
8-15
Mfg.
9-25
9-15
2M2C
Ross
1
Cpelika
Robinson
8-18
1
(quar.)
Rowe
9-
A
8-12
9-
A
8-11
$1.14
class
2
8-26
10-
(quar.)
8-11
6%
4Mr%
9-
25c
class
1
of
(quar.)
conv.
Robertson
9-10
9-18
9-15
share
called
$105
Class
preferred
8-12
9-30
$1.75
(quar.)___
1
9-15
preferred
Inc., 4'/2%
9-12
8-10
$1
Robbins & Myers, Inc., com.
$1.50 partic. pfd. (quar.)
1
25c
(quar. )„
issue
at
Co.,
Finance,
9-10
1
40c
(quar.)
9-
9-15
4*A%
10-
A
9-
1
4V«%
preferred
preferred
983Ac
1
Omar,
B
5Ms%
9-12
9-
$1.12Mi
preferred
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Richfield
Oil
Corp.
(quar.)
Riegel Paper Corp. (quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp., common
$4
8-10
lc
91 "Ac
10-
""Common
1st
Rltter
9-10
Co
(quar.)
10-
Coal
7%
8-15
Inc.—
Class
1
60c
4M2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Rhinelander Paper Co.
(quar.)
8-26
10-
9
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.11
preferred
5
9-
preferred
$1.10
Ben
8-
1
preferred
(quar.)
4Va %
1
10-
^
preferred
$3.65
(quar.)
Old
9-
9
90c
70c
(quar.)
$3.95
97'/2c
new
5
8-22
10c
Water,
preferred
Co.,
9-
9-
common
8-26
(quar.)
com.
Transportation
preferred
Oil
Rice-Stix.
Mfg.,
9-10
'
Suburban
4.40%
Ohio
Rice Ranch Oil
2
1
8-15
1
$4.95
(quar.)
preferred
3
9-
$1
Suburban
4.44%
4.50%
9-
9-
6
8-31
35c
common
preferred
9-13
9-21
6
9-
10-
8-19
25%
Crankshaft
8-31
1
9-
70c
9-2G
American
of
Africa
Cgtlve Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%
Edison
9-15
Rheem
9-20
$1.12 Ms
9-10
35c
dividend
Ohio
8-
87MsC
Phila.
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
Ohio
common
dividend)
preference
$1.31'A
(quar.)
South
preferred
0-12
8
quar.)
9-20
$2.79
Co.
3.60%
9-15
quar.)
10-15
40c
ducted
Oak
8-15
75c
Philal.
C'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
20 shillings on the
ordinary shares, equal
shares.
1
9-26
10-15
(quar.)
30c
35c
(quar.)
share
Non-residents
9-
(increased
(Increased
preferred
20c
Quarterly
8-31
93 3A
per
preferred
this
Philadelphia Electric
1
9-15
9-20
4.50%
$1
Tobacco Co.—
J.)
9-10
(quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown
1
37 '/2c
1st
plus
9-23
1
(R.
Class B
15c
Co.,
8-15
8-10
$1.12Ms
Dairy Products,
redemption
8-18
10-
&
preferred
8-31
9-15
9-12
Reynolds
8-22
2nd
9-14
$5c
$8
(quar.)
8-22
,
100%
|
8-18
Common
8
I
each
7
Co.
1
Service
for
9-
Drug
1
Trading, $1 partic. cl. A (quar.)
(increased)
common
12V2c
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp.
(quar.)
Pheoll Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
75c
&
(Charles)
3Ms%
8-18
$1
Gas
Co.
par
Rexall
9-
(quar.)
8-18
9-
8-10
9
50c
8
9-14
dividend)—
$10
9-
Co.
Pfaudler
8-15
of
$1.75
i.
Gas
8-10
1
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hopewell
Stock
Public Service,
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.79
Inc.
I
9-
1
$1
(quar.)
9-
9-
8-10
9-15
8-26
75c
8-10
10-3 4
8-15
9-12
50c
par value share held)
Mines, Ltd. (interim)___,
Holding Corp.
(liquidating)
Republic Insurance (Texas)—
9-
$1.75
8-20
1
8-10
1
10-
9-12
9-10
9-
34c
(quar.)__:
no
1
20c
(quar.)
10- *
25c
preferred
(stock
$1.12Ms
ppfd.
1
50c
Reo
$1.06
25c
___
&
9-15
9-15
$69c
Northwestern
to
7%
Exploration
8-22
15c
60c
(quar.)
Co.
common
preferred
1
8-31
$1
Pharmacal
Gear,
1
9-
35c
Renabie
1
75c
(quar.)
share
9-
50c
0-
62M>c
25c
(quar.)
Paul,
1
9-10
$1
(quar.)
Aircraft
&
Petroleum
Quebec Power Co. Ltd.—
Northrop
pfd.
One
10-
40c
1st
non-cum.
40c
(quar.):
com.
4%
92'/2c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
9-
9-12
9-13
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)_____
Revere Copper & Brass, Inc
Pepper)
Co.,
9-
9-
$1.01
3
1
10-
Reading Co.—
15c
Machine
10.
.
—
4Ms%
for
8-19
8-12
30c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
(Pa.),
(see Or.
Corp.,
Milk
Peter
8-10
1
(quar.)
Extra
Pet
Co.—
Telephone
preferred
Norwich
99-
E
8-30
10-
8-31
9-15
9-12
$$1.50
—
34%c
(N.
preferred (quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
4'/s %
1
1
15c
6%
5'/2%
5*A%
10-
$1.28'/«
(s-ai
Northern
Northern
3% %
1
10-
$15c
—
—
Northern
Perkins
$50c
Gas (111.)
(quar.)—»
Natural Gas, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
8-26
10-
75c
$50c
(quar.)
prior preferred
$2
Perfex
4%
—
(quar.)
class. A
Refractories
Insurance
Northeastern
8-12
Pfizer
Shore
Northern
9-10
50c
—
American Investment,
North
Circle Corp.
30c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
American
North
Perfect
55c
—
Western
American
North
8-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry. (quar.)—
Ry., common
Normetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)
5'/b%
1
Peoples Telephone
4 Ms %
preferred
Petersburg
—
Southern
North
9-
50c
—
Si
(Dr.)
$1.12'A
Newport News Shipbuilding. & Dry Dock—<
Quarterly
Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co., Ltd.—
Quarterly
Niagara Share Corp.
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical, 4% pfd. series A (quar.)
Noranda Mines, Ltd., new com. (initial)
Norfolk
Pepper
Ltd.—
Power
common
preferred
Norfolk
7
8-19
1
933Ac
(quar.)
Electric,
33A%
9-
9
$1.12 Me
preferred (quar.)
Newport
7
1
9-
Permutit
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)__
J.)
Newfoundland
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Newberry
RR.
9-
10-
Electric & Gas
preferred
4Mr%
Louis
St.
&
preferred
$4.50
5%
(quar.)
10-
50c
(quar.)
$1
$1.01'A
40c
(increased)
Brake
9
37'/2c
—
Jersey Zinc
pfd.
Voting and non-voting common (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)„„
9-15
New
4.70%
9-15
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
5
New
Electric,
3.70%
preferred C (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
8-15
1
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
9
6
(J.
Inc.,
called
1
57'/2c
(quar.)—
9-30
9-15
(quar.)
$2
preferred,
(entire
issue
redemption
on
Sept.
1
at
share plus this dividend)
9-14
9-
32'/2c
—
9-15
75c
Raybestos-Manhattan
$37.50 per
(quar.)
10-
Co.,
(quar.)
9-20
9
9-15
30c
(quar.)—
10-12
9-
1
1
25c
(quar.)
33c
(quar.)
Controls, Inc.
Penn
preferred
Packing
25c
preferred
Penn
9%
20c
(increased quar.)
10-
10-
50c
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.—
Ray-O-Vac Co.
8-3
30c
•,
87V2C
8-24
BotMen
1
9-
$2
(quar.)__.
(quar.)i
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
(quar.)——
Ralston Purina Co., common (quar.)-
Rath
——_
When
Payable of Reo.
20c
25c
45c
$1.30
8-26
1
8-31
capital gains)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Qulncy Mining Co._
Radio Corp. of America—
of
(quar.)
9-
8-31
Co.,
preferred
be
to
(quar.)
<9-15
9-14
8-17
60c
approval
meeting
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-28
7'/2C
to
common
National
8%
Shan
-
Pyle
50c
$1
9-13
22'/2C
1
9-15
9-15
Per
of-Compartf
(From
Co.—
$1.32
$1.12 Mr
—
9-
(Increased»___
8-31
62MtC
:
8-19
6
30c
8-31
•
1
8-19
t20c
-
Products
50c
preferred (quar.)-—
National
Metal
75c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-15
9-
Ford, Ltd
Common
9-15
8c
—
Co.
&
8-19
1
135c
(quar.)
(subject
10c
8c
Corp.
dividend
9-
9-1
,25c
(quar.)
stockholders at
special
held on Sept. 20)—
20c
(quar.)
series
Standard
National Steel
Stock
1
5c
(Del.)
—
&
Co.
(quar.)
'
9-19
10c
$1.25
common
preferred
9-
25c
com._
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
.
Name
12-18
50c
Pearl Brewing Co
Peerless Cement Corp.
11-14
•-13
1-3-6$
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd.,
7%
8-19
•
9-30
series
Growth
1
15c
(increased»
Paton
8-19
35c
(quar.)
—;—
Income
912-
Fund
Shops
1
1 %
_——
Machinery
Shirt
Year-end
9-
15c
—
Resources
National
15c
1%
Industries
National
—
^
—
Quarterly
:
Stock dividend
preferred
Paterson-Sargent
preferred (accum.)
non-cumulative
5%
Corp
Appliance
Co.
Parkersburg Aetna Corp.,
8-15
10- 3
2V»o
Sheraton
Parker
7
50c
H older»
2¥tO
6%
8-19
U
When
Payable 0/Reo.
Puritan Fund, Inc.
5% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-10
10-17
Share
...
Park Chemical Co.—
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
National
Per
**f^.NamibjComsanf- A
8-19
1
9-
25C
(quar.)
National Malleable &
*
6
Park
12'/2C
Lock
ReSt.*
9-
(Tenn.)
Quarterly
National
Holders
9-29
$1.50
Insurance
Accident
3i
Payable
75c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—
7%
6%
National
When
Share
~
(increased)
com.
.
9-23,
9-
8
45c
9-13
8-10
1
8-15
9-10
8-31
5c
9-
8-30
4c
9-15
$1.25
50c
9-
9
9-
2
Volume
182
Number
5459
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(859)
Per
Name of
Company
preferred
Shoe
(quar.)__
$1
of America, class A (quar.)_—_
preferred series A (quar.)
Class
Gas,
£
Bignode
class
A
8-31
6%
9-15
8-31
Sunray
9-30
9-16
4'A%
9-10
8-
8
5'/2%
9-10
8-
8
Sunshine
Biscuits
Superior
Portland
15c
15c
(increased)—
com.
9:15
20c
99-
Ltd.,
Simmons
,
(quar.
common
Co.
(H.)
Simpsons,
(increased),
5% pfd. (quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)—,
Skil
Corp.
Eloane
Smith
Smith
&
Socony
Weston,
Mobil
Seaboard
9-15
8-19
Quarterly
Syracuse Transit Corp.
9-
8-9
Talcott
8-15
Tamblyn
9-15
9-15
8-15
9-13
8-22
9-
9-
Taylor
$1.12%
8-31
8-25
25c
9-10
8-26
25c
_
9-15
9-
(quar.)
9-
50c
45c
9-
(quar.)
8-10
5c
9-30
9-30
9-
2
9-30
9-
2
12%c
9-14
8-26
Gold
Platinum
&
(quar.)
South
Texas
Development,
California
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%
preferred
Southern Co.
Southern
4.80%
Texas
8-10
Texas
Gulf
Texas
5
Thatcher Glass
18%c
9-
8-15
25c
$0.2656'A
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
34c
9-
&
Pacific
Textiles,
4%
(quar.i
Inc.,
Fair
Co.
8-31
Thomson
5%
non-cum.
preferred
(quar.)__
Gas, common (quar.)
Union
Electric
Thorofare
conv.
5%
non-conv.
9-15
8-15
25c
9-15
9-
Thrifty
25c
9-15
9-
Tilo
$1.05'A
9-15
9-
4'A%
$1.12%
9-15
9-
Timken
5%
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)____
(quar.)____
(quar,)
preference
Southern
Utah
Southland
$1.18%
9-15
9-
$1.25
9-15
9-
94c
9-20
9-
25c
9-
8-19
75c
___:
9-15
_:
(quar.)__
Power
Royalty
Co.__
Co
1
Southwestern Electric Service—
(Increased quar.)
Southwestern
Life
Insurance
3.70%
Co.
(Dallas)
Service,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
________
9-
Speed
Queen
Speer
Carbon
(in
Corp.
Co.
10-20
10-20
10-20
11-
Mills,
B
RR.
1
(A.
Standard
Accident
Standard
Brands,
$3.50
Dredging,
Standard
0:1
Co.
Standard
Oil
Co.
Oil
(
Ky.)
Oil
Oil
Standard
1
3%%
Co.
(Ohio)
preferred
Standard
$1.60
common
10-20
Treesweet
10-20
8-10
Trinity
Universal
Quarterly
9-
1
8-10
Truax-Traer
Statler
Hotels
Stauffer
Delaware
Bros.
Stores
Sterling Drug Co.,
Stern
&
4'/2 %
1
8-17
Trunkline Gas,
8-25
Tung-Sol
8-10
99-
Stetson
(John
1
Twin
Coach
Co.,
Inc.
A
10-
3
12-15
8-30
9-15
Co.,
12-
1
Bag &
Common
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
10-
1
9-8
10-
1
9-16
$4.50
9-
5
8-22
$4
9-
2
8-22
50c
9-15
9-
Electric
Bacr
1st
&
Stonecutter
E
Mills,
class
(increased)
com.
—-—
Co.
9-1
8-15
10-11
9-20
15c
9-
10c
1
8-12
50c
10-
9-15
9-
1
,
9-
1
8-18
10c
10-15
5%
11-15
25c
9-
25c
9-15
9
10-
1
9-
1
60c
9-
1
8-18
56c
10-
1
9-13
9-30
12-15
1
50c
9-
1
45c
9-10
9-10
30c
9-
8-15
8-J.2
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.i
Stroock
(S.j
Stuart
Co.
Stuart
(D.
&
Co.
(quar.)
Elastic
Electric
Fruit
Fuel
6%
(quar.)
Oil Co.,
Corp.
A
9-14
9-
1
,—
1
United
25c
9-
1
10-
1
25c
9-15
8-20
2
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-20
9-30
9-
2
10-20
U,
S.
(quar.)
Grain
Fund
(quar.)
Breweries, Ltd.,
B
(quar.)
Air
Brake
Electric,
preferred "B"
3.80%
9-
1
8-12
9-15
9-
1
S.
S.
8-17
U.
9-
1
8-17
U.
1
U.
S.
Hill
Weyerhaeuser Timber
S.
S.
9-15
9-
8-17
1
(from
preferred
&
Playing
Potash
(quar.)
Wilson
Inc
annual
share
for
each
stockholders
Co,
meeting
to
be
7
com.
preferred
(cuar.)
(s-a)___—i
(quar.)
10-
1
9- 9
10-
7
8
8
Wisconsin
4'A%
preferred
(quar.i
Wisconsin National Life Insurance
Wisconsin Public Service,
Michigan
(Alan)
(quar.)_
50c
9-30
8-31
Wood
$1.06'A
10-
1
8-31
t$l
9-
1
7-23
9-
6
9-10
1
8-12
8-31
9-16
1
9-17
9-20
9-
8-15
1
8-19
8-12
9-15
9-
2
9-23
9-
9
10-25
10-11
9-
1
8-15
9-
9
8-15
11-10
9-10
8-19
10-
1
9-12
8-31
8-19
9-30
9-20
9-
1
9-
1
10-31
9-
8-19
8-
2
10-14
1
8-15
$1.12%
(s-a)__i_
30c
9-15
8-31
27'Ac
75c
(quar.)_
Co.,
9-
1
8-20
9-20
8-31
10-
1
9-10
15c
class
A (quar.)
(see Alan Wood bteei)
9-15
8-31
25c
9-15
9-
1
(G.
—
8-15
9-30
90c
Co
Wood
9-15
10-
35c
1
Insurance
8-12
8-
1
1
Power—
Wolf & Dessaur Co.
8-31
1
9-
10-
$1.50
(quar.)
Oil
9-
10-
40c
37'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Wolverine
1
8-26
8-
1
6c
preferred~(quar.)
7-30
Wiser
9-
9-15
9-
6c
preferred
8c
—
(annual)
10-
(quar.)
1
9-12
tlOc
8-29
7-29
$2.50
(interim)—
(quar.)
7%
8-31
6%
10-10
9-20
(quar.)—
25c
9-30
9-16
—
(increased)
(quar.)
$1.50
10-
1
9-2
10-
1
9-2
10-
1
9-2
50c
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-
9-19
Steel
H.) & Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Newspaper Machinery
5%%
Wood
A
8
$1,25
$1.06'A
Wisconsin Electric Power, common.
Hirsch,
8-31
9-2
2
8-
25c
8-29
1
8-
1
three
$4.25
9-
10-
8-15
1
9-
approval
held on
(quar.)
9
invest-
1
9-
11-22
to
9-15
9
9-
$25c
15c
(one
9-
9-
8-15
20c
9-21
$1.75
(quar.)
& Sons,
50c
10-14
8-22
15%
56'Ac
8-18
9-23
9-15
9-1
15c
Winter
8-23
10-20
$2.27
preferred (quar.)
Winn & Lovett
Grocery (monthly)
Monthly
3.60%
8
67'Ac
7
9
9-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
&
1
9-15
28)
&
9-
1
40c
(quar.)
(increased)
Subject
&
9-15
$1.31%
Co.
dividend
Oct
8-10
8-19
8-19
1
62c
(quar.)„
(Ohio)—
(Clarence)
the
999-
10-
35c
L
dividend
Corp.
at
8-19
10-
95c
9-
9-9
8-15
2
50c
(quar.)_
9-21
9-
8-19
9-
30c
(quar.)
7'/2c
•
99-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
8-31
60c
Ltd.
common
Card
Co.
Wickes
1
12-19
40c
Works
Co.
1-3-56
9-20
9-
9-15
18%c
Co.
9-10
t75c
net
participate pref.
Foundry
Stock
Woodail
5%
Industries,
convertible
Woodward
preferred
Governor
Co.
Iron
f$1.37'A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Woolf
Woolworth
4'A%
(F, W.)
prior
4%%-
Co.
Inc.*
Worthington
(quar.)
1
8-19
9- 9
8-19
1-2-56
12- 9
Monthly
75c
9- 9
8-19
preferred
Co.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
prior
preferred
45c
Wright Hargreaves Mines Ltd.
(Wm.)
1
9-15
Wurlitzer
9-15
9- 1
Yale
10-
&
8-12
1
8-18
Jr., Co.
8-18
$1
:
8-26
56'Ac
8-25
50c
8-10
50c
(quar.)'
(quar.)
9-20
9-
1
$1.12'A
Monthly
$1
8-12
9-
37'Ac
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
37'/2c
22'/2c
Wrigley
8-15
9-1
8-31
35c
Bros.
4%%
1
9-10
31'Ac
(quar.)
9-
37'Ac
30c
...
Corp.
common
Extra
Woodward
Machinery,
preferred
Blake
Motor
1
$95c
10- 5
Corp.—-
common
White
1
9-10
1
7
$30c
(quar.)
(William)
liquidation
Common
(quar.)
Mines,
participating
Final
Whitney
1
52
Lines,
Machine
10-
10-
$1
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
25c
Weston (George), Ltd., 4%% pfd.
(quar.)___ }$1.12%
____
9-
9-
$1.20
10-15
75c
Jersey RR. & Canal
Hoffman
Pipe
1
60c
preferred (quar.)
4'/2 %
9-
1
9-
8-20
1
35c
^
com.
common
Whitman
8-19
1
$1.10
"
8-11
8-19
9-
9-
10-
25c
Western Tool & Stamping
8-25
Growers, Ltd.—
Gypsum Co.,
4'A%
U.
(quar.)
preferred
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
8-25
8-25
9-15
25c
1
8-19
8-12
9-15
V
(quar.)
1
1
1
9-10
25c
9-
9-15
8-12
9-
$1.25
9-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
7%
U.
(quar.)
White Motor, 5'A% pfd. (quar.)
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
9-10
8-15
1
20c
common
8
9-
1
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
9-
8-31
8-19
9-
50c
pfd.
tlOc
2.—
(quar.)
Cos.
non-cumulative
Non-cumulative
9-
9-20
8-5
Inc.—
Pacific
9-15
9-30
9-1
11-15
8-18
1
75c
preferred
held.
—_
Improvement, common
preferred
(quar.)
New
120c
25c
9-
—45c
—
United
9-20
9-
9-14
11-15
9-12
9-
$1.50
Western Tablet & Stationery
5% preferred (quar.)
Stock
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Science
United
8-15
$1.25
8-15
8-12
8-18
35c
Utilities
Canada
3.80%
Williams
Gas
4>A%
8-15
1
9-
$1.09%
preferred (quar.)
Funds,
United
1
9-
4.80%
8-12
8-12
$25c
Products, Ltd. (quar.)__^
Auto Supply, com.
(quar.)
Western
8-31
1
9
3%
$4
25c
ir.come)
120c
A.)
Coal
Keno
'•
8-10
8-16
Investments, Ltd.—
class
United
Corp.
Co.
Illuminating
40s
Extra
Sunbeam
United
United
United
' 9-
Westeel
Western
8-31
9-
9
9-12
—
Co.,
$1.12'A
class B
8-29
65c
9-16
2
9-
9-
10-10
42'Ac
Co., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Pulp & Paper (quar.)_
Westates Petroleum, 70c pfd:
(accum.)
8-29
1
9-15
$1.12
Virginia
8-15
f$1.25
(quar.)—__
Ltd.,
Corps.,
9-10
65c
(quar.)
Texas
9-16
.
9-20
10-20
25c
(quar.)
Sugar
West
West
9-20
$1,25
(quar.)
(increased)—
5c
3 %c
pfd. "1952 series" (quar.)
pfd. "1954 series"
Terstegge
Co.
5%
9-
Indies
Whitman
—
Fastener
United
8-29
8-18
8-18
Disinfecting
preferred
$5
West
8
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
West Coast Telephone
West
8-26
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Carbon
8-23
8-15
Stratton
A
Glass
9-15
1
9-30
8-31
2
2.
9-30
America—
Carton
9
9-14
9-
$1
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
(quar.)
9-15
9-
25c
43%c
9-
cov.
Series
&
&
United-Carr
8-12
35c
conv.
Can
8-15
25c
5.20%
United
United
9-
Storer
5.20%
Board
United
of
Co.
preferred
United
9-15
12-30
Stoneage Coke & Coal Co—
B
$4.50
United
50c
8-31
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Verted
Corp.—
9-13
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)—
Biscuit
Common
United
$1.23
com.
preferred
United
11-1
8-26
Lines,
preferred
$105 per share plus this dividend)
$4.37'A preferred (quar,)
:
8-15
37'Ac
8-29
United Auto Parts Ltd., 5% preferred (entire
issue called for redemption on Sept. 1 at
8-20
50c
Stock
dividend
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
8-29
4-16
7-16
8-
9-30
(quar.)
preferred
Welex Jet Services
11-15
1
9-30
$35c
(interim)
preferred
8-16
Whltin
United Aircraft Corp., 5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit, Inc.—
8-31
1
9-11
5c
Broadcasting,
Air
4'/2%
8-15
15c
convertible
convertible
8-22
9
9-
50c
$2
(s-a)—
5-1-56
(quar.)
37'/2c
—
9-10
40c
4%
8-25
Storage—
United
fl5c
Ltd.
8-31
9
1-16
8-1-56
Co
8-24
9-
2-1-56
75c
35c
(quar.)
Cold
8-31
9-23
Paper
9-13
9-
10-19
75c
(quar.)
Co.
8-31
10-15
Equipment,
20c
11-25
1
1
25c
(increased)
8-15
8-22
1
11-
30c
Power
Corp.
60c
(quar.)
8-12
Water
Paper
9-10
9-10
9-
9-1
Washington
Whirlpool
Car
9-15
9-
25c
Whitaker
9-10
50c
9-15
15c
8-15
9-15
;
$
10-20
4% participating prior preferred
United Aircraft Corp, (quar.)
8-19
1
9-30
10c
preferred
(quar.i
Washburn Wire (quar.)
10-20
—,
1
9-
35c
$4.50
11-15
(quar.)-—
9-
(quar.)
Warren Petroleum (quar.)__
Warren (S. D.)
Co., common
11-15
Sugar Co.
6
8-26
25c
87'/2c
$1.25
(quar.)
35c
35c
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
9-
Corp.-r
preferred (quar.)
92'/2c
Tank
—
5
$1
Missouri,
of
(quar.)
6
1
9-15
40c
(quar.):
Terminal
(quar.i
8-15
6'Ac
—--
9-
10-
(Northam)
conv.
75c
(quar.)
8-15
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
$1.25
A
8-
8-31
Ltd.
preferred
Union
(quar.)
8-19'
Mines,
preferred
Union
8-10
(quar.)
8-
8-31
9-12
8-15
1
(quar.)
$3.70
1
8-19
common
8-19
30c
$3
6
6
Year-end
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-10
(quar.)
Walgreen Co.
8-20
30c
Co.
9
5%
Fuller,
preferred
9-2
9-10
75c
preferred
Carbon
preferred
preferred
1
quar.)
9-9
common
$3.50
8-15
9-15
Union
9
(increased
50c
50c
(quar.)
9-
Stock Dividend
Waite
40c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
(quar.)__
8-25
Detinning,
Warren
1
11-29
9-
$1.13
9-15
8
1
9-
9-
37'Ac
(quar.)
Vulcan
Amulet
9-
11-29
10-
7% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Mold & Iron
(quar.)
Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—
8-19
50c
45c
&
9-
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
8-10
$1.06'A
——.—-
6%
Paper
Carbide
5%
Corp
com.
$3
preferred
9-9
25c
(quar.)
12-15
9-20
9-15
20c
9-9
17'Ac
37'/2c
.
1
8-15
9-15
12-15
37'Ac
1
53%c
(increased)-
Acceptance,
.
>
Lithograph
Corp.,
$4.50
10-
1
12- 1
1
$1
!
8-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
Union
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
com.
Corp.
35c
(quar.')
1
10-
40c
(quar.)
$1.50 conv. pfd.
40c
(quar.)
B.)
preferred
Class
Inc.,
preferred
75c
(quar.)u
10-
40c
(quar.)
common
preferred
$5
Electric,
4.30%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
9-
9-1
Textiles—
preferred
Stetcher-Traung
7%
Corp.,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-9
70c
Tyer Rubber, $4.25 preferred
(quar,)___
Sterling Aluminum Products
1
40c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Underwood
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1
10-
9-
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
-
Coal,
9-15
50c
(quar.)
10c
12-10
9
9-
68%c
(quar.i
Corp.
12'/2c
(quar.)
Insurance
preferred
Temper
5%
Co., common.
dividend.
6terchi
Stix,
True
25c
Mfg.
Stock
8%
9-15
Products
—
Uarco,
(quar.)__;
Chemical
Steams
5%
10-17
93%c
Stanley Home Products, Inc.
7-27
8-18
9-10
37'Ac
(quar.)___
Mfg.
4%
(initial)
common
8-20
(quar,)-,
State Fuel Supply
2
(Hartford)—
8-20
preferred (quar.)
Rac.io, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Railway Equipment Mfg.___
Tub", class B
Standard
5%
Insurance
8-26
convertible
Standard
Stern
Travelers
Packaging Corp.—
Standard
preferred
preferred
Vulcan
9-
9-
1
$31 'Ac
Waukesha Motor Co. (quar.)
Webb & Knapp, $6
preferred ' (accum.)
Weeden & Co., common (quar.)
9-
(Del.)
Jersey)
6%
Vogt
9-10
9-
.
62'Ac
8-25
9-15
9- 1
(quar.)
(New
8-31
8-31
9-15
8-17
9-20
30c
Virginian Ry., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
1
9-30
$2.50
(s-a)
9-15
25c
Extra
Standard
9-15
preferred
Viking Pump Co. (quar.)
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Tel & Tel, 5%% pfd. (quar.)_
9-30
5
Ry.—
1
30c
Standard
9-15
9-
2%
Pacific
&
(s-aI
1
—
8-10
(quar.)_
Indiana
8-15
1
8-12
10-
$2.50
Shreveport
9-
Union
preferred
Calif.
of
Vlcksburg,
10-
New
87'/2c
$1.60
of
1
2
37'Ac
t20c
Ltd
8-26
(quar.)
Stajidard
9-
10-
9-
fioc
(quar.)
$25c
Brick,
8-17
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
common
8-24
5%
Elevators. Ltd. (quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line (quar.)
Transtates Petroleum, 6% preferred (s-a)—
1
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
Chemical Co.
Stock dividend
Waterous
1
1
preferred
Mfg.
9-24
8
9-15
fioc
Vlck
Watervliet
1
40c
F.)
8-27
1
9-
8-20
1
$12%c
8-17
$1.12%
Quarterly
Staley
9-10
8-20
10-
J12%c
1
1
30c
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5
(quar.)
9-
9-15
,
Co.—
A
$1.14
25c
(quar.)_.
Insurance
class
B
Common
10-
1
$50c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
10-20
Co.—
Marine
8-31
1
$1.25
Class B
5%
99-
2
10-15
$1.25
preferred
1
$1.05
Co.
&
8-11
8-15
12 %c
4.56%
9-
30c
Fire
2
9-15
8-19
20c
Co
8-17
11-
12'/2c'
Quarterly
Spotless
9-
1
8-30
Inc.
(quar.)
1
15c
Quarterly
Springfield
45c
9-
65c
pfd.
9-
60c
(quar.)-
Spokane International
8-26
8-19
9-
;
5%
$1.06'A
25c
—
L—
(quar.»_
9-15
9-15
8-15
1
$1.24
(quar.)
A
Class
8-31
1
25c
(quar.)
$2.80
preferred
com.
Mfg.
Ltd.
Class
-
'
910-
$1.25
—
30c
25c
convertible
Class
1
9-12
8-20
J27%c
Bakers,
preferred
11-
3%
———
$4.50
9-
8-15
50c
8-17
28c
Spencer Chemical, com. (quar.)—
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Sperti Products, 5% conv, pfd. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (resumed)
Spindale
(interim)
Toronto
1
dividend)
(quar.i
Viceroy Mfg. Co.,
8-1
9-15
8-15
1
55c
(quar.)
8-1
9-1
1
2oc
;
1
Toronto
1
(quar.)
(quar.i
preferred
Vlau,
Co.—
27'Ac
cash
5%
Corp.,
Vendorlator
9-1
1
99-
22V2c
(s-a)
Dutch
(quar.)_
8-1
25c
9-
25c
75c
9-
8-15
11-
33c
of
Co.
Heating
8-1
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
9-1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.15
lieu
old.
(quar.)—_
9
$1.06'A
(quar.)
$1.06'A
10-20
11-
(quar.)
dividend
Co.,
9-
$1.37%
A
(quar.)
1
1
^
$1.10
com.
Raalte
Holland
35c
(St. Louis)
Trust
receipts
Corp.
preferred
75c
(quar.)
10-15
5
20c
preferred
1U 1
IP
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg.
A
Co.
20c
—
9
Machinery Depot, Ltd.—
class
9-
31V4C
(quar.)_
9-
8-22
20c
4.25%
10-10
Spalding (A. G.) Bros.—
Stock
Bearing
dep.
Tokheim
8-1
31'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
10-15
(quar.)
12'/2c
B
(quar.)
Securities
Amer.
2
$1.06V/4
.___
4.36% preferred (quar.)__;
Southwestern States Telephone,
$1.32
33c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.03%
(quar.)______
4.60%
10-14
92V2c
97V2c
4.15%
1
series)
series
9-
17'/2c
;
4'A%
(quar.)
4,25%
9-
9-1
50c
(quar.)
Title Insurance Corp.
—
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
9-15
55c
preferred
3.90%
Metal
35c
$1.37'/2
(quar.)
Oil
Kamp's
Vapor
$1
—
8-
9-30
15c
preferred
Norman
8-
5
preferred
(J.
de
9-10
35c
:
Roller
Tobacco
5%%
17%c
(quar.)
prior
Sciver
Vancouver
Van
25c
(quar.)
9-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
B.), 5% preferred
4.96% preferred (quar.)
Vanadium-Alloys Steel (quar.)
8-14
10c
(quar.)
com.
(initial
pfd.
Inc.
Toledo Edison
27'Ac
Quarterly
Southwestern Public
1
Titan
6
pfd.
9-10
Appliance
$5.50
9-29
40c
70c
$2
Corp. (increased)
Valley Mould & Iron, common (quar.)
Van
9-15
8-22
50c
Telephone
Southern
8-15
1
9-10
J25c
common
convertible
Utah
Van
25c
—
Stockyards,
Utility
7-29
25c
.
__—
Stores
Roofing,
Time,
Inc.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(Initial 1
(Pa.), 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Universal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Pictures, 4»A% preferred (quar.)
Universal Products
(quar.)
Universal Winding
Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Utah Power &
Light Co. (quar.)
8-31
Co.—
(increased quar.)—
1
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Steel, new common
Steel, Ltd.
i
Van
25c
Pipeline
(quar.)
Welder
pfd.
Drug
preferied
(Quar.i
4>A% preferred (quar,):
4%%
1
10-11
50c
Gas
Markets Inc.,
5%
62%c
$1
9-
1
8-17
Thompson-Starrett,
8-29
Southern
9-15
12-
8
9-15
(quar.)
10-15
8-15
27c
8-
2
9-10
8-15
8-29
1
9-30
9-15
9-2
9-
Thompson Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
9-15
1
10-
8-1
75c
10-
15c
9-6
62V2c
9-2
$1.35
(quar.)
Thew Shovel
9-13
(quar.)
9-2
1
$1.12'/2
8-15
S-19
(quar.i„
1
10-
$1.18%
(quar.)—
1
11-1
pfd.
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
40c
non-cum.
8-15
9-15
9-15
common
75c
com.
1
1
1
(qimr.)__:
(quar.i
Railway Co.,
910-
10-
& Oil
(quar.)
Co.
1
$1.24
Mfg.
Southern Natural Gas
5-%
—
37Vic
(quar.)
com.
9-1
25c
Coal
preferred
The
8-15
12-
(quar.)
Southern
Southern
(quar.)
common
$1.20
Elec.,
1
1-1-56
(quar.)_
Natural
5
1
1
9-
62'/2c
(quar.)
Holden
Payable of Rec.
40c
Universal
37'/2c
(quar.)
8-
.
910-
10c
t5c
22l/2C
Gas
Pacific
(quar.)—
Ltd
Sulphur (quar.)
Illinois
8-
(quar.)
._
8-15
75c
Producing
8-31
(quar.)
preferred
7-19
8-31
Gulf
8-31
(quar.)
Indiana
Texas
30'Ac
common
(quar.)
preferred
5.40%
6
1
25'Ac
Water,
1-
(Irom investment
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Common
4JA %„ preferred (quar.)
5.44%
9-
$1.25
(quar.K^
Cahfornia
9-
$1
(quar.i
4.88 %-
Southern
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.96%
Co.—
4.08%
4.32%
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
Texas Gas Transmission, common
8-15
9-29
(quar.i,
5%
8-31
30c
B
Edison
2
50c
class
Southeastern Telephone Co.,
Southern
9-
8-12
9-
35c
5.50%
5%
31 'Ac
8-25
9-15
t50c
,
Texas Eastern Transmission,
9-30
33%c
9-10
S.
8c
Co.
1
(quar.),,
United
income)
1
(quar.)
8-4
t25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
Fenn,
Texas
preferred
70c
9-2
50c
common
Gold Mines,
Television Electronics Fund
5
9-
8-5
30c
(increased quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
$1.55
South
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tennessee
$1.25
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
South Jersey Gas Co.
(quar.i,
Inc.
&
10-15
25c
Ltd.,
8-
9-15
9-1
50c
Teck-Hughes
1
United
common
United
t5c
(G.),
8-20
9-10
25c
1
6
8
5
5
50c
common
preference
9-22
(quar.i—
common
6
...
Extra
4%
U.
8-
8-
37'/2c
(quar.)
(James)
Tampax,
25c
com.
1
Co.
8-2
(quar.),
Corp.,
Swift
30c
Seaboard Surety (quar.)
Solar Aircraft Co. (quar.),
Sonotone
4%
8-31
8-24
45c
Inc
Co.
8-31
1
&
8-15
9-30
9-30
A
common
1st
When
Share
series
Co.,
non-cum.
50c
Inc
(quar.)—.
7
Rubber
48'/8C
(initial)—
preferred (quar.)
second preferred (quar.)
9-
65c
Works
Oil,
Oil
1
Co.
8-31
preference
S.
8%
35c
preferred
6%
10-
50c
(quar.),,
Engineering
10-
tl2'Ac
(quar.)__
(W. & J.), 4%%
prior preferred
(Morgan)
Co.
(quar.i
Smith
Swan-Finch Oil,
5%
U.
8-15
30c
(initial)—
Cement.
Sutherland Paper
9-
1
2nd
37'Ac
8-15
18-15
-
Company
Printing & Lithograph Co.,
3218c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
8-16
9-15
t$1.25
*
.
Sinclair Oil Corp. (quar.)
Singer Manufacturing Co.
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
8-16
convertible
60c
,
Sons Ltd.,
1
1
Oil,
series A
preferred
1
S.
$1
Mid-Continent
80c
iquar.)
bimonds Saw & Steel Co.
Simon
(quar.)
Co., com. (s-a)
preferred <quar.)
common
25c
—--___
Straping,
preferred
8-31
Co.,
$1.12 %
62'Ac
(quar.) __——$25c
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar..)
floe
Class B (quar.)
tl5c
5%
Silknit,
9-10
Oil
Per
Name of
U.
Sun Ray Drpg
(quar.)—
-—
Sleel
9-
5c
Sun
8-31
—
&
65c
8-31
9:15
51
Holden
Payable of Rec.
25c
9-15
$1.12%
When
Share
8-15
1
9-
25c
preferred series B (quar.)__——_—
$4.50 preferred seires C (quar.)__
Shuron Optical Co. (quar.l_____
Oil
Per
Name of Company
Suburban Propane Gas
5.20%
preferred (quar.)_
$1.12%
$4.50
Signal
Holden
Payable of Rec.
,■
Corp,
$4.50
When
Share
Sherwin-WiLiams Co.—
4%
'
9-15
9-
1
$1.12%
9-15
9-
1
f3c
(monthly)
25c
10-
1
8-26
(Rudolph)
Towne
Mfg.
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
—
9-
1
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
:
11-
1
10-20
20c
9-
1
8-15
75c
10-
1
9- 9
8-19
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(860)
<6?
Holder*
When
Per
6%
6%
convertible
common
6%
...
preferred
convertible
6%
preferred
(quar.)
A.i Spring & Wire
Yosemite Park & Curry Co.—
30c
56'Ac
25c
.
4Vi%
——-
(quar.i_.
(L.
Sheet
Youngstown
&
Tube
1-10
offered
Y.
9- 1
funds,
Canadian
in
8-15
9-15
8-12
due
and
—V.
corrected
date
paymwrt
General
the
Corporation and
phase
series E,
company's
to
short-term
retire
for
treasury
bank
construction
loans
and
of
Ryan's
work
previous
guidance and
previously
in
Corp.—
the United
Parisian connoisseurs
Import
for
Co.,
181,
which
Dubonnet
according
that
and
gormets
for
100
than
more
to
for
for
uses
public
the
has
years
many
been
the
the
product
through
would
purposes.—V.
corporate
181,
increased
advertising
programs.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
sales & other income
The
corporation on Aug. 8 filed
letter of notification with the SEC
a
40.000 shares of common stock, to be offered at par ($1
underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used
per
for
without
share),
and
capital
-working
general
for
corporate
purposes.
$11,787,000
$4,566,000
$18,364,000
$9,465,000
taxes__
3,784.000
501.000
5.219.000
1.350.000
2.330.000
266,000
3,167,000
711,000
profit
$1,454,000
$235,000
$2,052,000
181,
due
to
of
labor
corporation
and
B.
$0.13
$1.17
Pacific
dollar
be
President,
installation
used
manufactured
of
a
which
1954,
in
Sales
have
ended
Aug.
-6.18%
over
sales
$12,860,180.
in
1955
and
Canadian
Canadian
in
in
In
Aug.
on
of
18
plans
announced
additional
and
pulp
for
a
making
paper
company's Mobile, Ala., plant.
The
produce the first Scott household products
to
the South.—V.
182,
417.
p.
of
There
were
$13,911,828,
to
of
which
1954,
ended
10.00%
the
for
four
increase
an
of
13, 1955, amounted to
sales for the same 32
Aug.
the
over
amounted
$95,121,630.—V.
to
issued
182,
416.
p.
Ry.—Bonds Offered—Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
on Aug. 25 offered $19,500,000 of first mortgage bonds, series B, 4%, dated
Sept. 1, 1955, and due Sept. 1, 1980, at 99.21% and ac¬
crued
the
98.30%,
The group was awarded
competitive sale on Aug. 24 on a bid of
interest cost of 4.11% to the railroad. Issu¬
sale of the bonds
and
ance
at
an
subject to authorization
are
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Other
bids
^Securities
4c
for
Inc.
The
bonds
ning May
the
(jointly)
will
1,
1957.
Its
The
and
improvement
1947-1954.
from
registration
of
10-cent
denial
porary
modernization
and
additions
for
mately $104,000,000 was
obligations
of
and
June
ing $68,843,200 first mortgage
4 Vi%
mortgage
miscellaneous
a
income
value of $100
par
EARNINGS—Consolidated
balance
and
five
months
be
Of
to
and
May
balance
with
ments
of
Court
found
The
continue
the eight
notice of
a
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
from
of
the
opposite
their
or
Stuart
respective
&
treasury
the
company
due
1997,
had
cash.
outstand¬
$26,663,600
second
2022. $47,498,243 equipment and
shares of 5% preferred stock with
1,749,577
shares
operating
31.
fixed
after
1955
several
of
no
par
common
revenues
charges,
during
1954
$13,060,005;
fixed
fixed
charges $8,840,936.
For
operating revenues totaled $55,-
firms
corporations,
or
Peck
Auchincloss,
Redpath
Bache
Bacon,
Baxter,
&
Parker
550,000
below,
listed
to
purchase
of
series
B
from the
forth
set
-
Williams & Co._
dourts & Co
Crouter
&
In Its tem¬
Homer
C.
Mills,
Search¬
violation
and
(2i
of
on
that
the
Oct.
registration
require¬
7.
District
1954,
said
Mills
guilty of criminal contempt for having violated
injunction order of June 30, 1953. Mr. Mills has filed
the
involving
the
purchase
from
connection
engaging
with
the
Commission's
the
indicated
in
of
continuing
or
purchase
sale
or
convicted
or
sale
or
of
of
security
any
conduct
any
crime
any
has
or
or
been
practice
or
in
security.
any
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven—Private Sale—
The
company
cumulative
Aug.
on
preferred
1
sold
stock
to
shares
40,000
11
institutional
($4,000,000)
of
4y4%
investors.
the proceeds. $1,000,000 will be used to purchase all the shares
of capital
stock of the Security-Connecticut Life Insurance Co.
The
remainer will go for general purposes. See also V.
182, p. 513.
Shacron Oil Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC
The
corporation
of
on
Aug. 2 filed
150,000 shares of class
covering
75.000
shares
two
class
of
A
class
B
shares
voting
and
letter
a
A
stock
B
$li
share
notification
to
be
with
the
$1)
and
(par
offered
at
$3
per
unit,
to
pay
for
covering
$125,000
offered
writing.
outlets
its
at
net
for
Aug.
7%
(in
par
The
and
of
5 filed
letter of
a
convertble
denominations
proceeds
working
to
are
notification
debentures
of
be
$500
used
to
with
the
750.000
Sept. 1, 1975, to
each), without under¬
the
Aug.
be
for
on
signed to
over
&
656.
L.
Kaplan,
explaining
result
has
dealers
market
the
been
and
additional
open
President,
retail
will
of
Thomas
&
&
Corp
Co
Co.
400,000
250,000
Inc
F. S. Yantis & CO., Inc.
California
U.
P.
capital
which
requirements
181,
esti¬
are
2584.
p.
Electric
&
Co.—Earnings Up—
1955
1954
2,691,263
2,550,870
2,285,765-
stock
end
412.296'
;
412.296
$2,138,574
—
period
of
$13,846,439-
2,398,303
taxes, etc.—_—
etc. deductions—.
$1,873,469'
913,333
—i
913,333
$2.34
$2.05
Co.—Consolidates
this
Peterson,
will
be
public
relations
department,
to
department,
under
Vice-President, System
Vice-President, System
be-
Passenger
Passenger
Relations,
York
become
is
Passenger
President,
public
Ingrain,
Newman,
Joel
area,
designed
railroad's
C.
E.
Departments
its
consolidate
into one
traffic-public relations
departments
title
new
Two
will
company
to
Traffic-Public
give
relations
Assistant
Traffic
Man¬
Relations
Manager.
merging of the two de¬
emphasis and importance to<
that
stated
Passenger
now
the
greater
effort.
the
to
President
for
than
more
20
years,
responsibility for public relations matters, will be assigned
duties, retaining his present title.—V. 182, p. 417.
other-
Southwestern Investment Co., Amarillo,
Texas—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1955,
covering
series
A,
registration statement with the SEC
a
$2,500,000
dated
Sept.
capital
debentures
will
capital
debentures
for
holders of
the
of
its
1955.
1,
5%
offered
be
the
fund capital debentures,,
outstanding $300,000 of 5%
opportunity to exchange their
of
the
debentures
capital
new
Aug. 22,.
on
sinking
Holders
at
and
par,
the
outstanding $700,000 of 5V2%
capital debentures will be
opportunity to exchange their capital debentures for thenew capital debentures at
par, plus a premium of 1 »/2 %.
Such of theunderwritten capital debentures which in
the opinion of the under¬
offered
the
writers
will
public
for
not
sale
exchange
at
be
is
the
as
be
to
of
The
the
on
such
exchange will be offered
amount.
Upon expiration of
debentures
Trust Company
underwriter; and the underwriting
exchanged
bonds
for
the
exchanged will be called,
of Lincoln, Nebraska, is
not
First
principal
1%
for
principal
outstanding
redemption.
named
required
100%
offer,
and
4%
the
on
commission
unexchanged
bonds.
Net proceeds of the financing over and above that
required for the
redemption of unexchanged debentures will be used to increase theworking capital of the company and used in its general business, but
may be
initially applied to the retirement of short-term borrowings
from banks.—V. 181, p. 2360.
Sperry Rand Corp.—Quarterly Earnings—
H.
F.
Vickers,
President, on Aug. 19 announced that combined net
predecessor companies of this corporation, The Sperry
Remington Rand Inc., for the quarter ended June 30, 1955,
was
$9,027,895 on shipments of $157,796,605.
Combined net income
before
Federal
and
foreign
income
taxes
was
$16,993,895.
The
income
Corp.,
of
400
sizes
by
and types.
the
and
patented
Production
mufflers
the entire
with
tremendous
inventory
is
before
companies
30.
1955.
the
has
also
order
car
first
of
means
These
and
two
truck
of
reversible
muffler
be
started
the
prob¬
supply
heavy
a
now
are
and
plate
two
are
The
fiscal
year.—V.
the
181,
p.
of
the
the
p.
Gyroscope
April
subsidiary,
that
in
18
until
began
Rand
stockholders
900,000
issuance
200,000
stock.
stock
of
They
to
110,000 shares
alsq
4,000,000
will
be
the
Stancan
23,
June
from
3,000,000
authorize
shares.
an
business
of
June
on
Rand
outstanding
giving effect
after
at
1955,
is
and
Neck,
still
in
1956.
period
plants.
were
strike
A
N.
Y.,
Inc.,
Vickers
at
31,
the
for
Great
strike
a
March
end
profits
company's
Division,
and
24,
will
and
the
of
Company
May
on
Uranium
registration
proposed
stock
(par
issue
a
at
lasted
Detroit
progress.—V.
182r
Corp.—Statement Withdrawn—
receivable
has
at
record
a
the
18
with
cumulative
the
SEC,
convertible
181,
p.
covering
preferred
1921.
Corp.—Financing Volume Increased
Factors
indicated.
factoring
are
The
now
at
earning
and
a
installment
consumer
peak
level,
of
assets
the
Theodore
company
H.
are
i
high.
Straus-Duparquet,
Inc.,
recently
merged
into
Standard
increased the financing volume of the corporation in
time-payment contracts covering sales of equipment and
institutions, hotels, motels, restaurants, etc., Mr. Silbert
has
field
said.
April
of
withdrawn.—V.
been
financing,
financing by Standard
President,
shares
200.000
Standard Factors
Silvert,
filed
statement
of
cent),
one
Accounts
of
to
Standard
Exchange.—V.
Factors
182,
p.
recently
was
listed
the
on
Stock:
American
115.
Standard Milling Co.—Earnings
Year Ended
from
Cost
goods and
of
tMill
sale
from
closing
Provision
Sharply Higher—
1955
and
services-——
services
advertising,
Selling,
Net
andadministration
for
2,047,008
exps
income
Federal
'1954
$19,911,829 $19,560,352
16,626,774
16,834,030
1,583,585
185,853
183,946
421,044
tax
income
957,279
190,000
expenses
profit
Cr21,442
Sightmaster
$441,150
'Reclassified,
chinery
new
May 31—
of goods
Income
to
in
equipment
and
1954.—V.
t Principally
181,
p.
at
loss
on
Minneapolis
disposition
in
1955
of
and
$22,953
flour
at
mill
ma¬
Kansas
City
2018.
2124.
Securities
will vote on a proposal to authorize
of cumulative convertible $10 par preferred
to
and
657.
The
ends.
Gas Co.—Plans Financing—
asked
olose
Sperry
requiring
Aug. ,30
on
of
Corp.
shipments
certain
Standard Minerals, Inc.,
South Texas Oil &
The
the
at
shares
consolidation,
Sperry
said
strikes
by
Sperry
from
of
year
Vickers
Mr.
affected
adjustable
adaptable
at
de¬
universal."
on
25,205,632
on
date
topreferred dividend requirements, the combined earnings on the common
stock for the quarter ended June 30, .1955, were 35 cents
per share.
Deductions
market
models
field
arrangement
a
the
to
to
imposed
retooling."
structure, will
round.
a
in
consolidated
were
Based
effective
on
constant
telescope
a
make
expected
the
It
stores
The new Sightmaster mufflers
by
features
a
patent
passenger
of
use
center
the
and
this
750,000
American
the
by
exp.,
Claude
Russell,
supplies
man¬
announced
importance
chain
adequately.
faced
Company
Inc.
Weeden
650,000
150,000
Michael
In
manufacturers
serve
length
These
200,000
Walter Stokes & Co
Stroud
Swiss
York Hanseatic
Co.,
__L__
Inc.
200,000
&.
its
31—
oper.
1,
of
New
Nathan
"Sightmaster Corp., under this
Sightmaster models, an oval and
to
Nicolaus
Tne
distributors,
off-center
Stifel,
Issue
ters
product
are
today over 400 types and sizes of mufflers that
developed to take care of changing models in the auto¬
replacement
burden
1,500.000
Co
trade,
Kaplan,
industry.
500,000
Smithers &
Gas
Pacific
whose
J.
with
"There
to
650.000
200,000
Corp,
Inc.
Mr.
Shearson. Hammill & Co.
Townsend,
Co.
automotive
18.
F.
S.
To
—
related
capital.
available
1,500.000
550,000
Bodine
Pomeroy.
capital
100,000 shares of $100 par common
parent.
par
toward
Interest,
Sept.
the
ager,
SEC
due
This corporation has concluded
agreements for the exclusive
ufacture and sale of the first universal muffler to be made
the
200.000
for
proceeds to liquidate present indebtedness
use
passenger
traffic
as
the
passenger
Factors,
lem
1,500,000
open
1C04.
direction
For
without
Sightmaster Corp.—To Produce Universal Muffler—
1,500,000
at
______
p.
Traffic,
expenses
Sheldon Enterprises, Inc.,
Paterson, N. J.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
11,
purchasers
used
California
of
permission
granted
July
preferred
Traffic-Puplic
a
be
the
units
in
used
be
to
are
of
non-voting stock
(par
class
one
underwriting. The net proceeds
incident to oil activities.
1,500.000
Hutchinson &
p.
in
been
motive
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
250,000
182,
Inc.
400,000
Freeman & Co.__
Hew
Co.,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
200,000
—V.
for
has
enjoined
$500,000
R. W. Pressprich & Co._
650.000
Foster & Marshall
McMaster
Inc.
500,000
Bear, Stearns & Co
Blair & Co. Inc
&
Pollock & Co.,
E.
Raffensperger, Hughes &
&
_
Co
Whipple & Co.__
DeHaven
that
by order of June 30, 1953, of the
the District of Nevada, from selling securities
company
stated:
"V^m.
$2,400,000
&
share.
per
(li
of Searchlight Uranium and
Milling Co., an affiliate of Searchlight
&
Consolidated
The corporation on
were
names:
Co.
Inc.
Adams
10. cents
asserts
appeal from the contempt finding.
companies are deemed affiliates under
two
issuing
SEC
Oct.
on
with
by virtue of Mills' inteiest In and/or relationship to the respective
had
Halsey,
at
The rules also provide for the Issuance of
temporary denial
suspension orders if any affiliated person (among others) of the
over
expend¬
after
Southern
companies.
approxi¬
sum
balance
1955
agreed, severally and not jointly,
principal amounts of the bonds
company
The
rules
stock
promoter
Mining
Court
Mr.
of
on
years
expended
617.138.
which
July 20,
for the purpose of obtaining an exemp¬
to its proposed offering of 500,000
Commission
the Securities Act;
terms
the Commission
fixed
fixed
District
with
permanently enjoined
Searchlight
$52,380,778 for the same period of 1954; bal¬
charges was $6,757,742, aga'inst $4,557,257;
charges was $5,022,609 compared with $2,-
for
Aug.
on
temporarily
Of
replenish
may
this
the
against which equipment
made
was
at
100%.
to
used
Frisco
During
issued.
for
balance
after
available
ance
ended
compared
075,334,
total
available
and
$4,219,069.
charges
the
S.
of
the
bids
$14,928,978
after
on
181,
two
stock.
$125,674,636;
1933
due
616,038
share,
a
Ripley
redeemable
bonds
30,
of
respect
common
the
and
will
This company filed
announced
was
Act
98.27.
subsidiaries
betterments.
4%
bonds
obligations.
the
program.
were
Harriman
103 V4%
will
pledged
$82,594,000,
CAPITALIZATION—On
from
that
for equipment,
spent
$70,406,000
some
approximately
or
its
also
sale
order
in
Union
were:
coupon,
and
were
U.
with
par
order,
President, director
light Consolidated
sinking fund begin¬
bonds will be redeemable
aie
the
from
cash
railroad
the
$153,000,000
proceeds
treasury
it
Securities
notification
a
1955, pursuant to Regulation A,
offense
Corp.,
fund the
bonds
the
under
corporation filed
shares
annual
an
the company at prices ranging
railroad's
itures,
The
Inc.,
Boston
of
the sinking
4l/a%
a
Co.,
&
First
benefit
amount.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
naming
and
the
For
all
Blyth
98.91,
have
principal
option of
bonds,
99.658;
Corp.,
Co.,
at
the
Exchange Commission,
order
a Regulation A exemption from registration under that Act for
proposed stock offering by this corporation.
The order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request of any interested person, on the
question whether the order should be vacated or made permanent.
interest, to yield 4.05%.
boncls
Aug.
on
16
18.
denying
Uranium,
St. Louis-San Francisco
and
an
been
and
outstanding
Earnings per share
720.
p.
The Securities
tion
weeks
completed
was
Aug.
on
Searchlight Uranium Corp., Los Angeles, Calif.—Stock
same
32
share
per
made
was
a
subsidiaries
Canadian
period of
1954,
which amounted
subsidiaries operated
145 retail locations
the
182,
has
for
settle
accepted
Co.
Gas
and sell
Shares
the
RR.—Secondary Offering—
Offering Suspended—
9.
is
Lighting Corp.,
Ended
income
Income
D.
secondary offering of 40,000 shares which
V.
bidding.
A
filed with the
be
will
revenue
known
the
Morgan Stanley & Co. at $79
settled
been
$998,899,657.
of
amounted
increase
an
period
has
reopened.
1954.
for
sales
$104,630,865,
■week
to
dollars
13, 1955,
for
the
140
dispute
been
now
amounted
Canadian
weeks
to
The
dispute.
stores
area
by
See
bid
$16,500,000 for this year.—V.
Months
K.
The
a
Southern Indiana
12
the
equipment
will
has
issue
Lighting,
at
Gross
$0.36
Seaboard Air Line
and the New
1,861 retail
locations in operation in 1955 compared with 1,859 in 1954.
Sales
for
the
32-week
period ended Aug.
13,
1955,
amounted to
41,061,535,830, an increase of 6.27%
over
sales for the same period
York
to
Pacific
Effective
McCabe,
million
converting
installation
its
competitive
at
and
invitations
extend
if
Counties
company
to
partments
this
consolidated subsidiaries
lor the
four
weeks ended Aug.
13,
1955, amounted to $128,956,509,
«it
increase of 0.67%
over sales
for the same period of 1954, which
-amounted
to $128,104,467.
Sales in the current period are adversely
■affected by
the closing of the
retail stores in the New York area
sales
sale
for
prepared
to
and
Southern Counties
to
2124.
p.
Scott Paper Co.—Plans Further Expansion—
ever
being
28.
$639,000
$0.83
_
profit per share
and
two
181,
gas
Co.—Plans to
said
proceeds from the sale will be
provide telephone facilities.—V. 182, p. 257.
to
stock
—V.
rnulti
offered
is
Balance
for taxes._j.__
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Sales Show Slight Gain—
Domestic
17,
Southern
1955—6 Mos.—1954
before
Thomas
•covering
and
wells.—V.
25
Stock to Parent—
Net
Corp.—Files With SEC—
drilling
in
Turner
funds
and
Sacred Heart Reproductions
Oct.
Dividends
Net
capital
longer
a
24.
Schering Corp.—Reports Increased Profits—
—V.
completed
19
participated
be
Sept.
plans
company
Mr.
will
statement
about
or
on
Gross
2932.
p.
Provision
2123.
p.
debentures
on
Oct.
on
revealed
be
soon
The
for
in
Interests
has
over
exclusive
Earnings
used
The
throughout the U. S., will continue in that
Theodore
Gommi,
Executive
Vice-President.
to
expanded
by the company
Net
mineral
and
leases
activities.
The directors on Aug. 22 authorized the issuance of $30,000,000 of
40-year debentures to be dated Oct. 15, 1955, Fred J. Turner, President,
mated
said
Net
corporation on July 29 filed a letter of notification with the
43EC covering 13,950 shares of common stock (par $5i
to be offered at
<10
per
share,
without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
wells
furnish necessary
as
extensive
its
other
Its
announced.
Commission
19 announced the purchase of Dubonnet Corp.,
States of the famous aperitif which has been
Period End. June 30—
Ryder System, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Files With SEC—
oil
announced
of
distributor
—V.
has
company
well
as
protect
offering
capacity,
He
program
to
increase
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Sell $30,000,000 of Debentures—
offering,
previously announced
the
Schenley
181, p. 2932.
of new projects.—V.
line'" production
the Fort
and
2933.
The
has announced that in view of the delay of
office of the SElC in processing the proposed
Texas
favoiite
launched an enlargement of its electronics section
building for research and development, product de¬
has
new
The
drilling
strength
time
registration
years.
missile
in
of
completed
expenditures.
656.
p.
producer
of the electronics
\
In addition to missile
guidance, Ryan is working in the fields of
-•lutomatic navigation and
helicopter hovering under Navy contracts.
"To accommodate the wide variety of electronics facilities and growing
"pilot
to
company
bonds,
and
financial
and
period
This
4*ives the company responsibility for the development
"intelligence" for important new weapons.
sign and
the
mortgage
investors.
used
be
The company on Aug.
a
a
to
first
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Buys Dubonnet
Investment News
Ryan
private
to
are
the
3Va%
new
proposed record date of July 29, 1955, and
proposed expiration date of Aug. 15, 1955
have been cancelled and that new and later record
and
expiration dates for the offering will be announced at a later
date.—V. 182, p. 417.
(Continued from page 10)
with
1985
of
authorized
has
Commission
company
Worth,
the
-«pace
U.
P.
said it hopes to raise about $1,000,000 from the sale
preferred stock. This, it said, will enable it to Increase its
new
them
The
for
•payroll,
to
SEC
was, incorrect.
The
date and/or record date is indicated here.
published
new
1,
proceeds
182,
Noa-
Less Jamaica income tax.
a
to
with
cent)
one
Savoy Oil Co., Inc.—Offering Postponed—
Less
x
covers
M.
used
be
the
be
J. Reiter Co., New York,
pay for expenses incident
(par
p.
$1,250,000
reimburse
British income tax.
•
Previous
through
to
are
notification
of
stock
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
company
the
exploration
15%; resident tax 7%.
Yesident tax
y
sell
May
to
Canadian non-residents tax.
deductible at the source.
of
operations.
California
issue
tax
share,
per
proceeds
letter
a
common
The
With
San Jose Water Works—Bonds Authorized—
The
8-30
this dividend.
♦Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
^Payable
Colo.—Files
Denver,
filed
15
Aug.
on
cents
net
The
The
•Transfer books not closed for
Corp.,
1,500,000 shares of
20
mining
9-15
9-15
75c
at
N.
_
(quar.)
corporation
covering
to
10- 1
10%
dividend
Stock
The
SEC
4-10
37'^c 7"?i"5,
Corp., common (quar.).——preferred (quar.l
—:
York
Young
:";5
Regis Uranium
Securities and Exchange Commission—
8-20
20c
9-1
(quar.l——37y^c
J0"3*
convertible preferred (quar.)—
37l/2C 1-31-56
convertible preferred (quar.
37 .Vic 4-30-56
Co.,
Cab
Yellow
St.
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name ol Company
.
.
increase
in
common
The
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
are
and
to
at
be
par
used
Exchange
on
295,000
($1
per
Aug.
3
Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With
Commission—
filed a letter of
non-assessable
notification
shares
of
share),
without undeiwriting.
common
The
with
stock
net
to
the
be
proceeds
to pay for expenses incident to mining activities.
'
Volume
182
Number
5459
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(861)
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—Dealers Offered New In¬
Dwight
F.
The
Benton,
Aug. 22 that
Vice-President
group hospital
a
in
charge of sales,
benefit plan with
announced
dependents in the hospitalization,
sections.
The
life
examination.—V.
insurance
Tne
em¬
and
net
for
The
Net profits climbed
were
more
than
173%
and
in
year
the
Co.,
2Vt.
Cleveland, O.—Earnings Rise
during the business
times
higher
history,
company's
it
June 30,
on
increased
with
"Net
7.2%
$5,482,761,
$28,126,535
have
earniiigs
The
sales.
on
cessful
attainment
fluctuation,"
The
Reid
Dr.
annual
rise
total
a
last
$33,609,296,
industrial
thus
year
three
*
of
about
two-for-one
annual
split
has
been
recommended
for
action
remain
before
record
on
at
been
at
Brothers,
New
the
to
The
be
filed
York.
outstanding
pay
Traffic Controls, Inc. of Delaware—Files
with
cents)
ol
obligations;
of
Co.—Plans
raise
capital
scheduled
pipeline
new
high
a
good
as
Quiinicas
for
level," said Dr. Reid.
it is today."—V. 180,
as
covering
new
"Our
has
The
to
bonds
and
in
stock
offering
bonds
Proceeds
help
against
for
share
stockholders
finance
in
aue
lrom
September of
1976 and 400,000
the
of
sale
expansion
and
in
bonds
tne
to
bank
repay
before
President,
third
182,
also
stock
voted
capital
transfer
to
amount
an
000
from
$5
to
said
of
35
if
the
continue
earnings
cents
distribution
will
quarterly
the
of
per
approved
Life
Mutual
proceeds
182,
proposed
a
Insurance
will
be
borrowing of
Co.
to
used
tion
quarterly dividend of 35 cents per
payable Oct. 1 to stockholders of record
As
100%
V.
Stewart-Warner
Juan Basin
oil company,
an
West Texas
result of
a
feet
and
above.—V.
Corp.—Secondary
books
closed.—V.
182,
Aug.
sink-
to
1,
The
also
the
in
New
with
Mexico,
181,
Coombs
&
Co.
Offering—A
Las
181,
D-X
producing
properties
the
in
Gulf
Texas
SEC
operations
last
proven
since
reserves
gas
unproven
that
of
reserves
billion
713
in
field
date.
The
combined
and
throughout
Nev.—"Stop Orders" Pro¬
today.
share
a
tne
public
1955
number
shares
01
1,346,800 shares of its
ended,
the
so
compared
with
the
on
six-month
company
9,853,200
aver¬
period
as
outstanding
stock
shortly
has
now
sharres
11,200.-
previously
2360.
p.
company's 5%.
sinking fund ship mortgage bonds,
are being notified that $430,000 of the bonds have
redemption for the sinking lund 011 Oct. 1, 1955, at
accrued
interest.
Bank
of
New
Payment
York,
will
Wall
55
the board
Fleming, Jr., E.
letter
66,600
of
of
J. Gracey
notification
shares
of
directors
and
F.
will
consist
of
Arthur Stout—V.
E.
O.
be
made
Street,
First
The
at
New
York,
N.
Y.—
Vegas,
Inc.,
or
an
offering
aggregate
stock
181, p.
(par
10
of
selling
a
with
11
Aug.
cents)
the
SEC
be
to
1444.
covering
offered
&
Co., Inc., New
stockholder.—V. 181, p. 550.
W.
McDowell,
President,
approximately
plants
200
company-type
scheduled
are
company's
intensive
where
have
new
D-X
marketing
been
district
marketing
has
not
opened
sales
for
D-X
completion
territories
in
the
drive
is
being
conducted
previously
operated.
St.
in
office
has
and
Mo.,
Louis,
New
and
in
many
district
Wichita,
expansion,
he
added,
Mississippi River,
Mississippi.
These
in
the
wi.l
be
including
to
into
move
affected
concentrated
Tennessee,
the
localities.
new
sales
Kans.,
in
new
The
he
commented,
markets
homa-Mississippi
of¬
and
a
areas
bulk
was
SEC
to
areas
Arkansas
the
along
and
will
tend
to
balance
northern
D-X
200
are
stations
service
new
in
are
D-X
stations
which
towns
completely
exist,
now
182,
bulk
not
previously
modern
are
or
and
have
new,
representation
viously.—V.
L.
units
new
towns
in
plants being built this year,
had D-X units.
The
stations
which
where
sites
on
are
the
where
located
so
old
D-X
im¬
to
as
operated
company
Oil
Co.
pre¬
share
per
Co.—New
of
16
1,
in
180
broader
a
at
B.
Uranium
The corporation on
SEC covering 300,000
offered
at
net
($1
par
proceeds
Carson
City, Nev.
Commission—
Aug. 11 filed a letter of
shares of non-assessable
share),
per
to
are
Corp.,
Exchange
be
—
whenever
the
lease
Stock
stock
common
the
stock
a
of
future
of
is estimated
operating
this
in
base.
in
Ector
County,
the
the
with
stock
the
to
through Coombs & Co., Los Vegas,
to pay for mining expenses.
be
Nev.
used
will
property,
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Stock Sold—The
of
100,000
shares
of
stock
common
recent offer¬
at $22.50 per
share
certificates
Texas
that
1956
each
for
they
"The
primarily
investors
and
172
provide
financing
by
share by F. Eberhardt & Co. and associates
See details in V.
oversubscribed.
182,
quickly
was
721.
p.
System
the
or
rate
same
share
require
it.
to
be
1957.
held.
Stockholders
will
this
provision
to
first
34
or
covering
on
be
will
not
1,000,000
be
to
Lanphere,
offered
Empire
used
to
pay
at
State
20
cents
Bldg.,
for mining
per
Spckane,
share,
through
Wash.
Tne
Percy
net
Dale
proceeds
Three Forks
company
ended
estimated
equal
per
to
share
1954.—V.
Oil &
With Securities and
are
The
expenses.
company
covering
oifered
Teenager Cosmetics, Inc. (Nev.)—Stock Offered—Utah
Brokers, Las Vegas, Nev., on Aug. 1 offered
publicly 285,000 shares of common stock at par ($1 per
2,000,000
at
to
are
on
be
15
cents
used
to
Corp.- -Linde Silicone Plant
the
Fall, according to R. S.
have
in
engaged
late
already
research
1930's.
since
Abrams, Plant
been linished.
development
and
Its
1945,
Machine
sale
the
in
work
Tonawanda, N. Y..
total capacity will be
is completed.—V. 182, p. 722.
plant
at
Linde's
so
Corp.
above.—V.
182,
515.
p,
Co.—Buys 225 Cars—
of
The
Facilities
447
Commission
Disposal
tank
pressure
realized
amount
for
cars
the
build
to
government
for
cars
from
Aug.
on
them,
is
per
years
aga
13
to
cr
$25.66
omy
11
IS
cash,
$2,279,700
sale
$255,000;
General American Transportation Corp.,
and Union Tank Car Co., 225 cars for $1,147,500.
for $877,200;
the
Cities
total
have
19,
Utilities
issue
been
1955.
1.—V.
of
180,
Co.—Stock
30,000
shares
converted
of
into
this figure, 270 shares
2934.
p.
Conversions—
preferred
stock,
stock
common
Oi
181,
of
showed
surplus
1836.
1,696
shares,
and
inclua-
to
up
converted
were
.since
ttt«
The
States
gains
to
reports
ended
months
that
July
31,
scale
consolidated
its
1955
(first
amounted to $2,654,700 after estimated
net
full
manufacturers
all
production
of
Plywood Corp.—Profit Up
corporation
three
that
announced
te
1955, and that approximately 225 to 250 flar-ks
available
quicksilver.—
2626.
p.
United
profit
after
equal
was
2,004,234
taxes)
income
Sharply—
profit
net
of
quarter
taxes of
for
fiscal
its
tfca
year)
$2,312,600.
Tne
preferred
dividends,
to
$1.24
per
share
outstanding at July 31,
1955 compared
the same quarter of 1954. (after $917,96-0
65 cents per share on 1,640,704 common shares then
shares
common
$1,160,100 net
income
substantial
be
will
21
Aug.
on
company
month
per
the
surrender
capitalization
no
June
30,
$12,370,669 during
Federal
$1.25
outstanding.
of
50
The
or
profit in
outstanding.
Consolidated
record
a
three
are expected
to continue at substanially
first half of the year.
months
with
for
cents
months
six
be
to
net
following companies purchased the cars at the Commission's uni¬
price of $5,100 per ccar: Vendome Tank Car Co., Tulsa,
sales
of
the
for
$49,019,000
months
1955 amounted
to
the corresponding
three
months
with
compared
ended
$29,067,000
July 31, 1955 were
the corresponding-
in
1954.
Reaffirms Price Guarantee—
The
$16,-
period
per
This
the
on
181,
income
share
same
taxes,
on
compares
the
with
number
income
net
shares
455,946
net
of
income
shares
of
1921.
p.
its
inch
list
price
W.
S.
its
Antoville,
policy
of
the
per
stated
in
guarantee
the
its
thousand
mill
that
182,
the
to
carload
feet
for
distribution
Dec.
mill
items.
the
com¬
basic
units
31;.
prices
The
will
Id-
be
prices.
U.
S.
interest
demand ana subject only
strong
extension
basic
sheathing
company's
guaranteed
President,
in
certain
Plywood
of
is
reaffirming
stabilization
to contingencies
despite
beyond
658.
p.
Uranium Co., Denver, Colo.—Files
8 filed a letter of notification
shares of
common
stock
(par two
pay
for
$85
011
at
these
price
extremely
increase
except
Prices
with
control.—V.
share,
without
for miriing
underwriting.
States Thorium Corp.—Files With SEC—
United
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
per
against
based
is
Grade.
AD
commensurate
announced
22
Aug.
on
guarantee
Douglas fir plywood,
pany's
the
in
corporation
of
1955
its
Aug. 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of non-assessable
capita) stock (par five
this
buildings
it cost the
an
company
the
with
cent)
one
The
that sales
six
$568,100,
stock
common
(par
$14,000,000 Long Reach <W. V.) Silicone Plaafc
a
Division oi Union Carbide &
Carbon
scheduled for September,
of
amounted
notification
of
stock
United Mercury Corp., Denver,Colo.—Increases Output
&
year.
$153,852,
Target Uranium Co., Spokane, Wash.—Files With SEC
pro¬
181, p. 2401.
Aug.
The
&
There
during the
the
compared
as
After
be
to
net
Co.,
Producing
the
car.
5.65%-,
the System's service
built by the subsidiary
Co.—Earnings Up Sharply—
and
as
sales for
new
to start
since
than
ing Aug.
company,
1955, as compared with the correspond¬
ing period last year. In reporting a 31% increase in sales, C. B. Smythe,
President, stated that the outlook for the second half of 1955 con¬
of
tee
with
stock
The
increase in
represented by the shares now outstanding."—V. 179,
p.
tinues favorable
letter
a
common
Carbon
&
Washing
United
favorable
more
the company represented by the
split will be the same as the capital
Thew Shovel
of
without underwriting.
production
Rubber
cars
Of
thereby
the aggregate amount of capital of
•shares to be outstanding after the
last
notification
common
asking
—V.
objective in
to establish
to
Utilities
to
Power
and
hold.
now
filed
11
shares
Products
in
per
Gkla.,
is
should
facilities
new
and
480,894,
of
during World War II.
form
V.
Net
letter
a
non-assessable
Completion—
been
Easy
less
car
722.
p.
Light Company, Texas Electric
Light Company—during the cur¬
cost approximately $58,000,000 and will
probably exceed
both
raw
Several
announced
"If approved,
the stock split will be accomplished by
issuing and
mailing to stockholders certificates of stock at the rate of one addi¬
the
of
proceeds are
for research and product development, ingredient
materials and working capital.
pay
field
$5,100
Cowden
182,
said:
19
stock
continues
companies—Dallas
year
to
has
been
The
weli
The
this
manner
This
common
Both sales and earnings of
during the first six ihonths of
notification
common
be
to
proceeds
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
Union Tank Car
Split—
attractive
more
Company and Texas Power
amount in
Aug.
on
in
level
for electric service
It
and
share,
per
Air
Linde
silicone
Pennsylvanian.
participant.—V.
President,
needs
Files
SEC
the
cent)
share), without underwriting.
pay for mining expenses.
to
on
is scheduled
Manager.
75
on
Securities and
filed
10
shares
300,000
$1
used
Corp.,
with
Susan
at
Linde
of
York, N. Y.,
514.
p.
covering
be
Well—
wildcat
a
the
under
acres
ownership
for
tional
with
one
above.
Is Nearing
barrels.
Co.—Plans
at
circumstances
this
(par
Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—Merger Voted—
No.
Aug.
25%
as
the company's
the price
Service
notification
Co.—Consolidation—
Oil
Cowden
on
2,100
MacGregor,
splitting
demand
used
Union Carbide
company on a two-forby converting each outstanding share into two shares will be
voted upon by the stockholders on Oct. 14.
rent
Sunray's
half-owner.
the
has
company
create
be
to
manufacturing,
basis
G.
of
stock
Exchange Commission—
Aug.
per
Securities
offered
above.
&
allowable
proposal to split
one
($1
corporation
The
the
of
served by the Memphis terminal of the Okla¬
Products line, of which Sunray Mid-Continent
River
Co.
E.
completed
Eastland
area.
certain
eastern
W.
discovery
,
operations,
distribution
decision
of
survey
Petroleum
Gas
Texas Utilities
,
will
the
said
a
was
a
A
expansion
McDowell
&
company's
The
and
on
300,000
Key Co.
The
year
result
following
Oil
service
this
midwest
be opened soon in Memphis, Tenn.
operation, Mr. McDowell declared, is a direct
of
the recent merger of Sunray Oil Corp, and Mid-Continent
Petroleum Corp. into Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
D-X Sunray Oil
Co. is the
refining and marketing subsidiary of the parent firm.
entire
Texam
Texas,
disclosed
letter
a
common
without underwriting. The net
to pay expenses incident to mining activities.
par
are
See
with
said
bulk
the
R.
of
considerably increased when Long Reach
Texas National
Texas Pacific Coal
history,
filed
share,
per
Production at the
on
through Philip Gordon
account
The
1
shares
cents
used
at
With
of
price
10
Tyrex Drug & Chemical Corp., Hoboken, N. J.—File?
has
See
Co., Inc., Colorado Springy
27th McCasland Co.—New Name, etc.—
Buck,
(N|. Y.)—Files With SEC—
filed
was
common
share,
per
the
Uranium
Aug.
on
2,950,000
Securities
See
Other
officers will
be
Malcolm
C.
Damuth, ViceTreasurer; L. C. Oldham, Jr., Vice-President; and Whit¬
Marshall,, Secretary.
In addition to Messrs. Johnston, Boyle,
H.
cents
midsouth.
be
fewer
a
$1.61
company
and
Damuth and Oldham,
Lamar
905.
p.
D-X
McDowell
stations
to
to
during
963.
covering
ceeds
cubic
properties
Texas Adams Oil Co., Inc.
week.
cents)
of
held
181,
corporation
oifered
Texas National Petroleum Co., as the con¬
Officer.
President
A
Sunray Oil Co. has launched the greatest expansion of market¬
ing
The
on
announced
equal
Troy Copper & Uranium Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—File?
areas.
merger,
oil
have
ecutive
sec¬
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—To Expand
Marketing
ing
is
the
City
be
The
Ralph A. Johnston will be Chairman of the Board of the combined
enterprise and W. Stewart Boyle will serve as President and Chief Ex¬
and
of
$9,375,000.—V.
#.
under¬
equipment
1968,
p.
at
With
ducing oil wells.
2805.
p.
Exchange Commission on Aug. 16 announced the
"stop order" proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933
against the registration statement filed by this
company, which pro¬
posed the public offering of 3,750,00 shares of its common stock at
$2.50 per share through Golden-Dersch &
Co., Inc., of New York, and
The
the
while Texam has been pri¬
oil reserves of over
15 Vb
million barrels, based on
independent geologists as of Dec. 31, 1954 for Johnston and
for Texam, with important additions
having been made
latter's
will
lor
Securities
With
to
half
company
to
are
institution of
prove
share
a
sold
for
and
181,
offered
totaling 311,636 acres scattered in
Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada and
Oregon. It currently has a net of 39 producing gas wells and 85 pro¬
ceedings Instituted'by SEC—
others
1,
covering
1954
the
115.
p.
Sun Hotel, Inc., Las Vegas,
Of
President,
prolit
outstanding
Trans-Mountain
.
x
many
without
inventory,
proven
reports of
construction
ondary offering of 70,000 shares of capital stock (par $5)
was
made on Aug. 25 by The First Boston
Corp. at
$35.87 V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per
shaie,
This offering was quickly oversubscribed and
is
for
Colo.—Files With SEC—
company
tinuing corporation, will have
$2,000,000
15-year 37/e%
on
help finance
in the San
Coast and
*
Mr.
$1.64
publicly
called
National
Gas Co.—Consolidation Approved—
this
of
merger
marily
514.
p.
American-La-France-Foamite Corp.
made
and
half
shares
first
of
Oct.
been
usual
quarter,
tne
shares
due
657.
p.
with
Holders
maintained
shares.
by the stockholders of each company. Under the terms of the
agreement of merger, the name of Johnston, as the surviving corpora¬
tion, will be changed to Texas National Petroleum Co.'
Johnston's principal activity has been in gas, with its main
produc¬
Sterling Precision Instrument Corp.—Acquisition—
The
share)
per
used
Transatlantic Shipping Corp.—Partial
Redemption—
expected
as
be
additional
Board
first
outstanding.—V.
premium
equal
New
new
be
1954.
sha^e to be distributed.
and
declared
the
for
directors
the
of
Transamerica
to stockholders
18
ol
year's
computed
merger
will
have
plant.—V.
new
fices
($1
par
to
net
profit of this corporation and its domestic
approximated $16,400,000 lor the first six months of 195ar
in the liKe 1954 period, Frank N.
Beigrano, Jr.,
number
age
into Johnston Oil & Gas Co. was ap¬
proved by the stockholders of the two corporations at special meetings
held on Aug. 24 with substantially more than the two-thirds of out¬
standing shares required for approval being voted in favor of the
in
which
ig fund notes,. The
areas
at
are
$16,190,000
Cnairman
in
be distributed about Nov.
dividend
sale
Texam Oil &
bisulphide
plant,
Massachusetts
An
offered
be
proceeds
capital.
consolidated
subsidiaries
stocu
common
new
one
the
Aug. 25 with the Securities and
on
pipeline
common
1815.
p.
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.—Private Financing
The
Mr.
SEC—
Transamerica Corp.—Semi-Annual Results—
Financing—
$65,000,000
snareholders
proposed
a
stock.
additional
the
board
share
de
completion
carbon
a
The
The
to
net
working
This
filed
was
would
Symonds,
Sept. 9.—V.
1956.
Industrias Quimicas presently op¬
plant at Morelia, Mich., Mexico.
have an initially designed capacity of
100 tons per day, will be a contact
plant utilizing Mexican sulphur
in its operations.—V." 181, p. 2933.
erates
the
stock,
The
writing.
The
about
to
company's
would
20.
each
both
The
Mexico, S. A. has announced plans for con¬
struction of a new sulphuric acid plant, to be located in
the State of
Michoacan, Mexico. - Company officials are engaged
currently in the
selection of
a
plant site.
Construction
will
commence
soon
and
is
See
With
corporation, with its office in Rochester, N. Y.f on Aug. 12
letter of notification
with the SEC covering 295,000 shares
a
and
voted
mortgage
stock
common
alter
the
outlook
the
common
stock
for
Gardner
the
com¬
Stauffer Chemical Co.—Affiliate to
Expand—
Industrias
a
of
Oct.
capital
The
from
to
20
meeting next month.
"Orders
never
stock
24
sale
to
first
of
common
share
that capital improvements at all plants
during the
past year totaled
$858,962.
The company's
net
worth
increased to
$9,150,920 versus $6,994,370 a year ago.
of
the
The stock dividend
represents the suc¬
than an unusual
$625,000 have been
notification
(par
held.
■
that bank debts of
Vickers
used
Transmission
Commission
shares
and
of
level
be
of
stock
loans.
com¬
rather
program
said.
report said
of
year.
normal
a
over
long-range
a
to
,
preceding
reached
now
sharp
of
19%
or
the
in
through
registration statement
new
pletely retired, and
-
by
distribute
$50,000,000
profits totaled $2,419,969, or $6.56 a share, compared with the
previous high of $886,654, or $2.45 a share in the
preceding 12 months.
A
market
Exchange
Net
Sales
letter
a
common
equipment.
Aug.
on
...
pared
of
to
are
and
Gas
directors
to
A
than
during the best previous
announced by J. S. Reid, Presi¬
is
dent.
and
each
ended
year
plant
Tennessee
182, p. 721.
Products
share,
per
proceeds
new
filed
10
shares
in¬
public
Standard
Aug.
on
150,000
covering
offered at $2
surgical, and maternity benefit
is available
without
medical
coverage
corporation
SEC
on
life insurance feature
a
is being offered to this company's dealers and
jobbers—and their
ployees—by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
The plan developed by Metropolitan Life permits
participants to
clude
Tel-A-Sign, Inc., Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
Plan—
surance
53-
with
the
centsi,
The
SEC
to
be
The net proceeds
SEC
corporation
covering
July 21 filed a letter of notification with
shares of capital stock to be offered at
on
250,000
the
par
share), through Doxey-Markiey & Co., Salt Lake City, Utuft»
The net proceeds are to be used for general corporate pui poses.
($1
expenses.
per
Uranium
share), in units of 100 shares each.
PROCEEDS—The
velopment
$5,900;
and
and
net
proceeds
manufacturing
for
other
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
are
be
to
costs;
general
to
EFFECT
used
pay
corporate
to
pay
current
research,
indebtedness
stock
(par
BUSINESS—The
1955
(charter
TO
$1)
was
July
11,
PRESENT
incorporated
1955),
for
in
the
its
products
and
may
expand
its
to
ton
per
Aug.
1
shares of
on
without
Springs, Calif.—Files With
Commission—
filled
letter
a
capital
stock
of
(par
notification
$1001
underwriting.
of
on
Feb.
and
2,
developing,
cosmetics
for
marketing
include
221
West
foreign
Charles¬
shares
to
with
be
the
offered
are
to
be
17V2C
per
shares
shares
The
ties,
river
this
company
at
Torrington,
Conn.,
have
are
bearings, swaging machines
are
and
located
flood
on
high
areas.—V.
precision-made metal special¬
considerable distance from the
and
ground at a
181, p. 630.
share. The regular quarterly dividend
Oct. 15, 1955 to stockholders ot r^ccrd
to the redemption price of $13.»U
per
011
addition
redemption
corporation
escaped
of
in
outstanding
and
will resume full operations as soon as electric power
restored, it was announced on Aug. 22.
plants,
which
produce industrial
and surgical
needles, anti¬
plants
damage and
sources
The
$13.50
payable
be
will
Sept.
9,
be
lot
by
from
the
preferred stccift
1955.
1954, the close of its WB
fiscal year, 440,000 shares of convertible preferred stock; 60.076 shares
of reacquired stock were held in the treasury so that a net of 379,92*
Torrington Co.—Plants Escape Flood Damage—
Three
flood
will
1955
share.
issued
oi
share
per
9
the
price
redemption
of
Sept.
18 called for redemption on Oct. 15, next,
corporation's convertible preferred stock at the
Aug.
on
of
Redemption—
Corp.—Partial
Stockyards
directors
The
30 000
The
friction
at
1,500
share,
Exchange
414,000 shs.
Nevada
purpose
operations
principal office of the company is located
Blvd., Las Vegas, Nev.—V. 182, p. 418.
corporation
covering
$200
Ranch, Palm
Outstanding
markets.
The
The
SEC
and
The net proceeds
used to pay off long-term indebtedness.—V. 178,
p. 2202.
FINANCING
manufacturing and distributing a specialized line of
teen-age use. The company plans national distribution
of
of
at
800,000 shs.
company
amended
de¬
purposes.
Authorized
Common
United
Thunderbird
Securities
April
a
issued
were
1955
4
of
share
issued
and
at
Oct.
outstanding
31,
at
that
date.
Beginning
through the dose of business Aug. 17r 19o5, 8,373
preferred stock were converted into common stock on
share basis.
As a result of the acquisitions ^of treasury
and
such
for
the conversions
stock
and
were
371,545
standincr
had
at.
shares
the
dose
of
of
of
stock into common stock, there
preferred stock Issued and out-
preferred
convertible
business
Auk.
17.
1955.—V.
174,
p.
2460.
54
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(862)
Universal
Service
A
Instituted—
on
announced the
institution of "stop order" proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933
against the registration statement filed by this corporation, which pro¬
posed the public offering of 500,000 shares of its common stock (par
two
mills)
at
$2.50
per
share,
or
an
aggregate offering price of
Securities
The
Exchange Commission on
and
Aug.
16
$1,250,000.
At
hearing
a
office
Worth
ment
and
has
pany
SEC Fort
conducted
state¬
29, 1955, in the
inquiry will be
for Aug.
Court
House),
contained
in
the
registration
for the purpose of determining whether the com¬
with the applicable disclosure requirements of the
if not, whether a stop order should issue barring
compiled
Act
of
sale
scheduled
States
information
of
prospectus
Securities
the
therein
(United
items
various
into
and,
the
until
stock
material
all
facts
have
been
According
the
to
Texas
laws
development
transferred
and
to
on
in
company
exchange
for
most
of
its
outstanding
Coca
promoters
the
and
transferred
such
by
person
to
from
persons
or
the
persons,
Universal,
and the profits to
Universal's property and
cers;
relationship between the
whom they acquired prop¬
remuneration
the
paid to directors and offi¬
realized and unrealized; (2)
promoters,
the minerals contained thereon, as well as
concerning uranium assays, oil and gas leases held by
Universal, and royalties, rentals and other payments from Universal's
production to persons retaining an interest in its
property or lease¬
holds; (3) the plan for public distribution of the 500.000 shares of
information
Universal
for
stock
of
use
the
and
its
proceeds
relation
the
of
shares
to
offering
shares
heretofore
in
reliance
concerning
stock
the
offered
on
sold,
well
as
and
sion's
the
—V.
the
to
public,
well
as
as
stock
offered
for
public
exemption from registration and
registration relied upon in respect of
exemption
from
by
of
content
accounting
of
sum
financial
Regulation
$55,000
statements
S-X
appearing
as
and
prescribed
to
as
asset
current
a
note
a
by
the
The
With
offered
New
at
50
Uranium,
Securities
corporation
covering
by
the
in
the
of
600,000
cents
Orleans, La.
and
Aug.
item
per
of
share,
letter
a
common
balance
sheet.
City, Utah—
Commission—
through
The net proceeds
notification
(par
16%
Trans-Western
to
are
of
stock
be
with
cents)
has
heretofore
special
a
of
sale
stock.—V.
ferred
3,
Nov.
will
1955,
vote
on
called
proposal
a
authorized
of
shares
125,000
of
182,
stockholders
preferred
of
meeting
record
and
issuance
for
Ry.
oper.
permit
to
oper.
but
unissued
($1
net
on
Aug.
filed
15
letter
a
of
notification
with
after
inc.
fund
Month—1954
.
&
sinking
West
Point
$66,200,769
$63,374,233
7,093,027
49,539,016
50,106,443
882,794
6,848,907
4,662,234
672,843
5,396,579
than
tiO'/v
will
the
of
effective
become
which
with
the
of
Gross income
Direct costs
tax
JUNE
30,
who
of
the
wish
may
to
exchange
26,537
refundable
expense__________
by carry-back of loss
Cr4,286
all of
The corporation
covering
at
$1
used
share,
to
for
pay
4 filed
Aug.
on
shares
300,000
per
of
without
letter of
a
capital
stock
stock
now
Springs, Colo.—Files
Aug.
on
10
with
cents)
SE'C
the
offered
be
to
be
to
are
With
filed
4
letter
of
used
to
Pacific
Western
have
There
30-year
5%
incident
expenses
pay
been
RR.
notification
called
for
with
the
Street,
San
Broad
due
Oct.
Westinghouse
BALANCE
SHEET
AT
JUNE
30,
1955
ASSETS—
Current assets
$78,242
assets
Plant and euipment
Patents
and
______
(net)_______
applications
it
Oct.
1984
1955,
1,
at
100%
$500,000
of
accrued
and
New
York
15,
N.
Y.—V.
182,
p.
458.
Electric
announced
purchase
is
and
of
held,
Olsen
The
if
they
(net)
;
liabilities
income
Capital and surplus (350,000 shares)
Loss April 1 to June 30, 1955
by
the
to
will
has
oil
the
in
is
directors
both
of
Olsen
for
each
proposal.
required
President
to
A.
com¬
will
company
three
shares
receive
of
the
Price
of
of
of
Westinghouse.
home
air
warm
for
___:
i
47,242
;___
90,068
14,169
$229,721
the
180, p. 2022.
and
personnel
or
Moncrief—and
operating
no
policies
changes
the
of
are
organ¬
ization.
The
will
distribution
manufacture
will
distribution
be
channels
will
residential
distributed
facilities.—V.
through
182,
be
maintained.
heating
the
units
for
nation-wide
In
addition,
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
722.
p.
3,600
222,390
U'anium
of
the
10,108
an
plans
of
$229,721
this
company
towns.
It
to
115-year-old
public the
The
and
announcement
slate
new
which
also
Your Dollars
now
owns
help
AMERICAN
stockholders
concerning
company, Frederic
of directors.
serves
and
customers
operates
in
letter
Colo.
—
to
be
of
notification
with
:
the
stock
common
through
(par one cent)
to be
Kcster & Co., Denver, :
pay expenses incident to
Floyd
to
used
L.
the
new
Putnam,
180
make
New
expansion
President,
England cities
plants
in
a
registration
statement
share
for
each
six
shares
then
with
the
offered
'
1955, at the
•
be
to
Sept. 9,
proceeds,
he.cL
The
public
$1,000,000
will be applied to the
payment of
loans incurred for current
operating
in the company's general lunds,
of capital expenditures for the five
the present
level
of sales
capital, thus giving rise
182, p. 722.
to
to
its cash resources.—V,
Boston,
300,000
Corp ;
sale
and
of
are
outstanding shares
Yellowknife
such
300,000
will
receive
Shares.
The
owned
now
no
by
of
part
securities
vol-'
the
need
the
to
are
Aug.
on
Of
the
by Stancan
is
be
Gearhart
Unless
offered
Otis,
to
minimum
a
lowknife
ol
within
to
such
exceed
returned
the
Yellov/knife
for
the
60
time
be
in
was
and
in
the
tne
snail
received
for
payment
by
such
period
terminate,
the
under¬
will
under
of
Delaware
acquiring,
Marian
River
law
April
on
exploring
a..d
Lane
4,
be
1955,
developing
ana
Yeilowanhe
Arta,
District, in the Northwest Territories, Canada,
including cerproperties owned by or under option to Stancan
Uranium Corp.,
taiu
whicn
shares
18%
Yellowknife
are
of
for
sold,
the
12%
of
and
for
Net
the
for
the
claims;
which
from
paid
$788,000.
the
under
sale
Frank
Of
of
the
$60,000
fcr
incident
$122,590
to
for
option
of
of
tne
$79,000
RED CROSS
of
to
703,003 shares
ha5
*to
be
for
surveying,
payroll
and
quarters
and
payments
or
outstanding
other
to
us^d
the
others
for
pay¬
company's
transportation
estimated
personnel
ucd°r
received
Gearhart
resold
were
is
for
nominees,
$330,003.
stock
agreements
cash
total
companv
Its
for
exchange
their
sale of
699,291
option agreements for the company's claims;
410 for working capital and reserve funds.
possible the
the
total
a
airplanes for
for
of
proposed
which.
in
2,200.COO 'shares,
own
42%.-
common
SI,503,0JG
received $360,000
promoters,
shares of
proceeds,
$100,000
will
addition,
(of
maintenance
balance
its
1,000,000
paid
acquired
the
or
the
have
will have
it
expended
from
In
purchase of
purposes;
penses
net
and
and
(3i
shares,
1,700.000
Crerie
purchase
which
and
have
Yellowknife
all
will
Stancan
$21,200
2,340,000
If
tnereof
(2(
shares
they will
to
at
and
supply
it
own
$134,950.30).
ments
subsidiary.
a
holders
2,500,000
which
proceeds
Inc.
is
the
outstanding stock;
will
estimated
$255,000
(1)
outstanding stock;
of
others
are
and
Yel¬
registra-
stares
Mining
of
of
account
of
additional
an
agreement
funds
any
or
the
date
for
respectively.
"
others,
among
for
effective
extended
underwriting
issued
organized
properties
sold
are
the
is
subscription
subscribers.
purpose,
uranium
shares
following
-
such
days), the
shall
dealers
to
700,000
days
(unless
shares
or
$15,002 and $3,000,
of
30
statement
not
'
proceeds '
Inc.,
Crerie and Co., Inc. 1 both of
New York); the
public offering
be $1.50 per snare ana the
selling commission 30c per
share.
Yellow knife and Stancan
also
have agreed to reimburse the
underwriters lor expenses not to
exceed $10,000 and for the fees
and
expenses of their counsel not to exceed
F.
price
knife;
processing
filed
19
E>U H.
i*C• on a "kest efforts" basis
^
and
Otis,
Whiting Milk Co., Charleston, Mass.—New Board—
In
Denver,
—
Aug.
on
nnn nnn
stock,
Olsen
Olsen
-
Yellowknife Uranium
Corp., Toronto, Canada—Regis¬
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
property
names—Luxaiie
in
765.
p.
ters
for
$13,839
net
additions
40%
trade
Inc.,
a
company made $12,700,000
ended June 30, 1955. In
addition,
requires additional working
heating units.
the Olsen stockholders approve
the sale, C. A. Olsen will be¬
come
President of a newly formed, wholly-owned
subsidiary of West¬
inghouse.
The Olsen company name
will be continued, as will the
contemplated
173,
placed
ume
Olsen
it? subsidiary, the Henry Furnace Co. of
employes, and
manufactures
a
broad
line
fired
'
Trust
closed '
were
Manufacturing Co.
Registers With
Exchange Commission—
and
additional
one
writers
with
800
Cleveland
stock
■'
.c
v
Tne
the
12, 1955.—V.
Towne
company
of
Ol
company
About 225,000 shares
complete the purchase
Gwilym
to
for
Aug.
part of presently
outstanding bank
needs.
The remainder will be
no
approval of the Olsen
be held on Sept. 7.
the
at
oifenng price and underwriting terms are to be
supphed by amendment.
Morgan Stanley <& Co. is named as the
principal underwriter;
"
Hon
preparation.
to
the
be
contract
If
made
Total
-V.
approved
meeting
Said
company
and
gas
formal
A
approve
common
Ohio,
both
been
subject
special
Company,
Olsen
Medina,
a
17.
2,000 shareholders of
Westinghouse common
Wesiinghou.se
the
Aug.
has
now
at
nearly
shaie
on
LIABILITIES—
Deferred
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
corporation has offered to purchase the assets of the C. A.
Manufacturing Co., Elyria, Ohio, producer of residential furnaces,
was
which
Total
Current
rate
1
This
Olsen
&
1,000,000 shares,
Francisco
Street,
books
on
inT^reCorpora,tion fl,ed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 1,000,000 snares of its lc par common stock.
Redemption-
on
1,
of
are
record
Exchange Commission—
share,
pioeeeds
dis- 1
Such
snare.
of
SEC
made at the Bank of America-NT & SA, 300
20, Calif, or at The Chase Man¬
Payment will be
11
redemption
debentures
income
Bank,
Co.—Partial
cancellation
filed
12
shares
per
liquidating
1955, cr their-assigns, uooh surrender
for
Uranium,
Aug.
final
$2.27. per
stockholders
SEC covering 106,931 shares of
its $25 par capital stock,
initially for subscription by stockholders of record
lirm's
$10,108
CONSOLIDATED
Miscellaneous
This
mining activities.
to
on
cents
net
SEC—
a
and
to
to
operations.
Yale
Ihe
covering 2,950,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at 10 cents per share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds afe to
be
10
Securities
yeais
company
at
The
mining
Billings,
underwritingThe net proceeds
incident to mining activities.
expenses
consulting'
on
year
certificates
notification
(par
1955,
transfer
Mountain
covering 2,380,000
Colo.
Western Mineral Development & Mining Co., Colorado
of
Net loss for period.
stock
The
19,
12,
Aug.
said
Ohio.
corporation
offered
indicated,
Western America Uranium Exploration Corp.,
Mont.—Files With SEC—
23,514
.__
on
Aug.
■
Wonder
do so at any time
there is no
that stockholders exchange their present certificates to
the rights and privileges of stockholders.—V. 182, p. 360.
requirement
stock
$35,657
on
/
may
previously
as
Conn.,
Joseph PeLegrino, And-':,
Co:;- and John E. Sulli¬
F. L. Putnam & Co., Inc.
*
the Georgia corporation
1955.
20,
Aug.
enjoy
fiscal
new
However,
for certificates of
alter
The
1955
for
Cleveland,
SEC
sixth
a
amounting
made
was
permanently at the close of business
at
'
stockholder
Any
held
one
'
Selling and administrative
Income
ENDED
p.
certificates
Co.,
approved by the holders oi more
of the company and the merger
beginning
Darien,
Co.;
Mfg.
854.
The
to the stockholders
presented
was
Aug;. 11 was
outstanding stock
on
Patten,
Macaroni
Mass., Executive Vice-President,
2,929,128
Aug.' 29...'
Subs.)—Reports Loss—
MONTHS
M.
Engineering
Prince
165,
the close of business
Manufacturing Co.—Merger Voted—
special meeting
The
INCOME ACCOUNT FOR THREE
James
Patten
(William) Whitman Co., Inc.—Final Liquidating Div.
1955—7 Mos.—1954
$9,402,555
The agreement of merger
the
stockholders
(&
M.
President
distribution
$10,154,130
7,362,622
capital
funds
Company;
James
Files With Securities and
panies
Vacuum Concrete Corp.
Kelliher
Mass.,
Milton,
182, p. 258.
the
activities.
Peerless
The corporation has authorized
tribution on its common stock
Utah Crank, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
corporation
in
Assistant
S.
pre¬
909,687
expenses
ry. oper. inc. after
Fed.
income taxes-
interest.
covering 270,000 shares of capital stock, to be offered at par
per share),
through Lester L. La Fortune, Las Vegas, Nev.
The
proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining
plants
Lowell.
the
Net
Montgomery
The
manufacturing
are:
van,
1,121,436
revenues.
Ry.
hattan
SEC
its
as
Putnam
2,
.J
1955-
Period End. July 31—
Co.,
incident to mining activities.
Mr.
—V.
Dec.
RR.—July Earnings Increased—
Wabash
be
expenses
well
as
by
Bourgeois,
of
Lowell;
Bank
Engineer,
515.
p.
•
the
to
Brokerage
used to pay for
M.
to establish a market for the company's
been closely held.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—To Vote Dec. 2—
At
in
Lake
Exchange
fileld
1
shares
Salt
Inc.,
•
selling stockholders
and
company
named
_
which
The
Files
cream.
stock
Commis¬
receivable
182, p. 258.
Utah-Arizona
SEC
ice
and
common
W.
Board,
over,
"intra-state"
an
Universal to promoters.
The order also challenges
Universal's financial statements,
particularly as to compliance with the
form
of
as
and the use of proceeds from
of stock outstanding and to be
previously sold; and (4) shares
outstanding after the 500,00 shares are sold
information relating to shares of Universal
sale
sale
stock
transferred by them to the company, the consideration paid
by the company therefore, as well as information concerning shares of
erty
milk
,,
of property
held
tne
Mass,,
being undertaken primarily
proceedings, the Commission challenges the
adequacy of various representations contained in the registration state¬
ment and prospectus filed by Universal.
Among these are statements
with respect to (li the
identity and background of promoters, the cost
stock
53,200 shares will
sold by
be
Cola,
The
is
Net
In its notice and order for
tional
be sold by the company and 121,340
selling shareholders. The offering will be under¬
by a group to be managed by Kidder, Peaboay & Co.
The company is believed to be the largest manufacturer in the world
of coin-operated refrigerated vending machines for the sale of botued
will
written
4,125,530 shares of stock.
Universal
this total,
Of
Providence,
directors
Mass., President of The Union Na- '
R. C. Carrick,
Keene, N. H„ Chairman of
Casualty Co.; James G. Cronin,. Wellesley
Hills,
Treasurer, State Street Investment Corp.; Robert I. *
Cummin, Greenwich, Conn., Investment
Manager; Bulova Waxen Co.; '
John J
Druinmey, Jr., Milton, Mass,, Auditor, Archdiocese ot
Boston;
David Ti
Gilbert, Greenwich, Conn., Vice-President and
Treasurer, Tne '
Greenwich
Gas Company; John J. Kelliher, Milton, Ma ss.,- Presidents
,
shares
and
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
^
New
Homer
stock.
mining
the
Worcester
.
Vermont.
with the SEC by this company
offering of 174,540 shares of common
filed
was
25, covering a proposed
holcers
ecompany's prospectus, Universal was organized
Sept. 5, 1954, lor the purpose of financing the
of uranium, quick-silver and other minerals
as well as oil and gas.
A group of individuals headed by Bert Thomp¬
son, of Houston,
principal promoter and stockholder, is said to have
assembled certain properties in Brewster and Presidio Counties, Texas,
on which they expended
cash and incurred liabilities in the amount of
$15,000 for acquisition, exploration and development and which were
under
statement
registration
Aug.
accurately and
arequately disclosed.
City, Mo.—Registers With SEC—
Vendo Co., Kansas
Texas—"Stop
Houston,
Inc.,
Corp.,
Order" Proceedings
.
it
ex¬
Yellow¬
purchase
and
and the balance of S406,-
>
-
i
Volume
182
Number
5459
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
55
(863)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA*
Arden
Sheffield, Ala.
Bond Oueniijj—Ed Enoch, City
Clerk, will offer at public auction
.
(CST) on Sept. 6 $550,000 special secured school bonds.
(P.
O.
Florence), Ariz.
Offering — Eleanor
11
(PDST) on Aug. 30
build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1955.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's ' office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
in
•
Principal
payable
at
(F-A)
Treasurer's
Los; Angeles.
Lincoln
interest
and
County
Legality ap¬
office.
Bond
macher,
ceive
(MST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $93,000 school
cisco.
improvement bonds. Dated July 1, i
Auberry Union School District,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1957 to i
Fresno County, Calif.
1966 inclusive.
Principal and in-'
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v. 182,
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap-,
proved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divel- j p. 659—were awarded to Weeden
& Co., of San Francisco, at 100.04,
bess & Robinette, of Phoenix.
net interest cost of about
a
as
CALIFORNIA
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $2,100,000
building bonds offered Aug. 23— |
v. 182, p. 659—were awarded to a
j
syndicate headed by the Bank of
of
about
'$315,000 5s.
2.67%,
Due
on
from
2%s.
315,000
from
1959 to 1961
1,050,COO
2V2s.
from
.•
.
Due
1962 to
420,000
2%s.
from
1971
Due
15
inclusive.
Aug.
on
I
15
inclusive.
Aug.
on
I
15
Harris
Co.,
C.
J. Devine &
Co.,
Merrill
Concord,
Aug.
on
Forest
until
for
31
1958
p.m.
the
Co., J.
Lynch,
&
Pierce,
.
.
•
'borg
Improvement Dis*rir* Wo. 6 (P. O.
Helmet), Calif.
&_Co., Fred D. Blake & Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox, and
C. N. White & Co.
Antelope Valley Joint Union High
Sch.
Dist., Los
Sale
Bond
The
—
.
V
;
offered
America
of
.
$1,000,000
$36,000
water
Aug. 24—v. 182, p.
awarded
763—were
Kern
Angeles and
Counties, Calif.
■.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
the
to
National
Bank
Trust
&
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at 100.41.
building bonds offered Aug. 23—
182,
y.
f3y4s, at 100.66,
i3.18%,
Bank
&
to
a
group
composed
National
America
of
Savings Association, Weeden &
Barth
J.
&
Co., all of San Francisco, William R. Staats & Co., of
Los Angeles, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, Lawson, Levy &
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
•both
of San Francisco, Wagen-
•
of Los Angeles,
Fred D. Blake & Co., of Los An¬
&
seller
Durst,
geles, and Ci N. White & Co., of
v
Oakland.
County, Calif.
Offering — C. C. LaRue,
DisSacramento
County: Clerk, will receive sealed
;bids
'
until
10
for the
a.m.
(PDST)
on
Aug: 31
purchase of $88,000 'ouild-
'ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1,1955. Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1957
to
1974
in-
•
elusive.
(A-O)
Principal
payable
at
.;Treasurer's -office.
•
763—were awarded to a group
composed of the American Trust
p.
Co., San Francisco, Harris Trust &
Savings
Bank,
Chicago,
and
Weeden & Co., of San Francisco,
as
100.33,
3s, at
and
the
interest
ap-
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
'rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
basis of about
Water Works Dist.
No. 20 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Sale
The $60,000 water
works
bonds offered
Aug. 23—
County
—
v.
182,
763—were
p.
of
Bank
Trust
San
&
Francisco,
awarded
America
Savings
as
to
National
Association,
of
4V2s, at 100.21,
Bond
Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
$86,000 build¬
Sale—The
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 182,
p. 763—were awarded to the Bank
America
of
National
Trust
&
2%s.
on Sept.
inclusive.
Due
1959 to
23/4s.
1971
Due
Sept.
on
1
members
;
1
the
of
Union
Bank
of
First
National
Ellis
&
The
tion;
Co.; Fahe.y, Clark & Co.;
First Cleveland
Corpora¬
& Youngberg; KalCompany, Inc.; Fred D.
Blake
&
Co.;
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.
Incorporated;
Stokes & Co.; Doll & Isphording,
man
Stone
&
Wagenseller
Continental
&
Durst,
and
Bank
Inc.;
Ana
Due
bonds.
from
Due
to
1966
of
approved
to
amendments
of
(State of)
than
more
have
bonds
$16,000,-
consented
to
declaration
bond
Greenwich-Killingly
Express¬
Lehman
Brothers,
New York City, financial consult¬
bonds
way
with
—
the
to
ant
State
Connecticut
of
Greenwichfinancing,
Aug. 25
holders of over $16,000,000 of the
$100,000,000
outstanding Green¬
wich-Killingly Expressway Rev¬
enue and
Motor Fuel Tax Bonds,
First Series, have approved the
Killingly
the
to
respect
expressway
announced
Aug.
on
1
that
of
as
requested
1
inclusive.
1985
State
Jr.
sioner
bonds
dated
are
Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-^A)
payable at the District Treasurer's
office, or any of the District's pay¬
ing agents in Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Chicago and New York
City.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Connecticut
by
John
Treasurer
Ottaviario,
Highway Commis¬
E. Argraves and
State
and
Newman
the
by
approved
Expressway
Committee headed by Gov¬
Bond
The
ernor
Abraham
Ribicoff.
come
effective
the
To
be¬
amendments
require the consent of holders of
66%% of the outstanding bonds.
The financial consultant quoted
Mr.
Ottaviano
bondholders
saying that the
quite willing to
as
seem
the amendments but that
consent
forms were
re¬
not
properly completed.
approve
geles.
many
Gabriel
San
School
Mendocino County.
Bond Sale—The
District,
turned
Trust
p.
763
—
were
cisco, at 100.008, a net interest cost
of about 3.14%, as
$70,000
5s.
Due on Sept.
56,000 23/4s.
Bogan Paul & Co., Inc.; Newburg-
112,000 3s.
Monrovia-Duarte
Los
Bond
Angeles
and
1963
Sale—An
building bonds
issue
was
of
$270,-
sold to the
to
Due on Sept. 1, 1961
1967 to
to
1974 inclusive.
inclusive.
build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v.
182,
182,
on
Conn.
Offering —E.
Treasurer,
Town
until
bids
Aug.
for
30
pation notes.
Due
Orange County, Calif.
$32,000
in— v.
appeared
of
the bond
J.
will
11
a.m.
the
April
Brooks
Tnrrington.
Dowd,
receive
(DST)
the purchase of
$300,000 First District tax
School District,
Sale—The
(Details
forms.
Torrington,
sealed
Due on Sept. 1 from
Ex¬
659.)
Note
Due on Sept. 1 from
1980
Connecticut
bondholders in filling out
indenture
inclusive.
200
underwriting
financing are available
consent
the
Due on Sept. 1 from
Yorba Linda
Bond
pressway
p.
1966
for
syndicate
than
more
the
of
members
any
the
of
proposed amendments to
1962.
84,000 3y4s.
1975
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
1 from
Brothers said that the
Lehman
services
to
follows:
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Company; John W. Reinhart &
Co.; The Weil, Roth & Irving Co.;
Ryan. Sutherland & Co.; Sheridan
Loeb & Co.; The First of Ari¬
Company; Redfield & Co.; C '
the
awarded to
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
28,000 2%s.
zona
Calif.
$350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 182,
Company, Salt' Lake City Utah;
Seasongood & Mayer; Magnus &
000
Santa
bonds.
600.000
Minneapolis; The
of St. Paul;
Bank of America National Trust &
in
M.
on
Aug.
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
Bank
bids
office
Robert
Legality
•
N. White & Co.
3.77%.
his
—
State.
Connecticut
.
$50,000
syndi¬
High School
District, Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering — B. J. Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
at
Offering
1956.
full faith and credit
Los Angeles County, Calif.
He cited the principal mistake as
Bond Sale—The $198,000 school
being the failure of bondholders
California Bank, Los
Angeles; Dean Witter & Co.; Wil¬ building bonds offered Aug. 16 to execute two certificates on the
were
awarded
to
the Bank
of consent
forms
in
those
cases
liam
R.
Staats
&
Co.; Heller,
America National Trust & Savings where the bonds are not exhibited
Bruce
&
Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
Association, of San Francisco, as to or are not on deposit with a
Trust Company of Georgia; A. M.
Dated bank or trust company. In this
Kidder & Co.; Clark, Dodge & 23/4s, at a price of 100.79.
situation attention is called to the
Co.; Shearson. Hammill & Co.; Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956
to
1975 inclusive.
Interest requirement
for
executing the
Roosevelt & Cross Incorporated;
M-S.
Legality approved by second certificate of ownership. If
First
of
Michigan Corporation;
O'Melveny
&
Myers,
of
Los the bonds are exhibited to or are
Kean, Taylor & Co.;
I on
deposit with a bank or trust
Provident
Savings
Bank
& Angeles.
Trust
Company; Ginther, John¬ Sulphur Springs Union Sch. Dist., company, the single certificate of
ownership and execution is the
ston & Co.; Robert W. Baird &
Los Angeles County, Calif.
sole requirement. Other mistakes
Co. Incorporated; A. G. Edwards
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostinclude failure to list bond num¬
& Sons; The First National Bank
ley, County Clerk, will receive
bers and total amounts, and fail¬
of Memphis; Kaiser & Co.; Lyons
sealed bids at his office in Los
ure
to sign the consent form by
& Shafto
Incorporated; Lawson, Angeles until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
the owner.
Levy & Williams; H. E. Work & Aug. 30 for the purchase of $6,000
The Treasurer
reiterated that
Co.; R. H. Johnson & Co.; Stern, building bonds.
Dated Oct.
1,
Frank, Meyer & Fox; Shuman, 1955, Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to the State plans to offer another
Agnew & Co.; Irving Lundborg & 1961 inclusive. Principal and in¬
issue of bonds in less than 60 day3
Co.; Northwestern National Bank terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
and emphasized the importance,
of Minneapolis; Stubbs, Smith &
County Treasurer's office.
in this connection, of a prompt re¬
Lombardo, Inc.; Wachovia Bank
and
Trust
Company; First Na¬ Willits Union High School District, turn of consents.
of
Grove
Bond
27, 1955.
Notes are
tional Bank;
er,
about
Municipal Water
(P. O. Escondido), Calif.
District
17,
Holders
Rincon Del Diable
pur¬
Sept.
Hartford.
May 15, 1979.
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v. 182.
p. 556 — were purchased by the
County, as 2V4s.
1955.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 3y4s, at 10131, a basis
Garden
the
of
May 15, 1977
Nordhoff Union High Sch. Dist.,
Ventura County, Calif.
Bond Sale — The $25,000 build¬
the
for
a.m.
by Robinson, Robinson & Cole, of
000
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
City Bank of
New York; Blyth & Co., Inc.; The
First > Boston Corporation; Smith,
Barney
Co.; American Trust
Company,
San
Francisco;
The
Northern Trust Company; R. H.
Moulton
&
Company;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Security-First' National Bank of
Los
Angeles;
Seattle-First
Na¬
The
Sch.
Gallatin
1
inclusive.
The First National
Inc.;
basis of about 4.4%.
a
Sept.
on
1958
cate:
tional
Fresno
Due
to
County
Legality
cisco.
a
2.96%.
in Sacramento,
his office
at
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $235,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 182,
the
Arden-Carmichael Union Elem. Sch.
Bond
Bond
of
Trust
"Co., Dean Witter & Co., 'Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
•
Los
basis of about
a
Union High Sch. Dist.,
Excelsior
763—were awarded as
p.
on
re¬
11
tion
Other
Los
ly, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Los
Fenner & Beane, Dean
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (PDST) on
Witter
&- Co.,
Paine, " Webber/
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $35,•Jackson & Curtis, John Nuveen
000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
&
Co.,
Heller,
Bruce
&
Co.,
1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1956 to
•Schwabacher & Co., Kaiser & Co.,
1975 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
Lawson, Levy & Williams,
H.
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
E. Work & Co., Stone & YoungCounty Treasurer's office.
berg, Hill,.' Richards & Co., ShuEastern Municipal Water District,
man, Agrew & Co., Irving LundBarth
Due
8
Dated
July
1978.
and
8,000 3s.
until
amendments to the Bond Declara¬
4 V2s.
1956
2,400,000
Orrick,
Sch. Dist..
Sept.
on
notes.
Due
on
Ottavi-
follows:
from
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ost-
ing
backed by the
Due
John
chase of $47,500,000 Rental Hous¬
556—were awarded to Heller,
Bruce & Co., of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.04, a net interest
cost of about 3.19%, as follows:
$16,000 3j/4s.
—
bids
sealed
provement District No. 1 bonds, as
pay¬
Bond
Offering
Jr., State Treasurer, will
ceive
ing bonds offered Aug. 16—v. 182,
p.
,
(State of)
Dodd, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (PDST) on Sept. 1
for the purchase of $650,000 Im¬
from
Francisco.
Charter Oak
—
p.
7,800,000
bonds.
on Oct.
fice. Legality approved by
San
Angeles, Calif.
The
$12,000,000
offered Aug. 23—v.
Sale
from
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
of
1
Note
ano,
(DST)
pur¬
inclusive.
1979
to
in
CONNECTICUT
Connecticut
$1,800,000
P.
8
of
from
15
•Bank, Northern Trust Co., Weeden
&
of
re¬
763—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., Inc., of Los Angeles, as 3y4s,
at 100.16, a basis of about 3.23%.
p.
Association, of San Francisco, at
a price
of 100.036, a net interest
cost of about 2.64%, as follows:
sealed
receive
$60,000
water
Dated Oct. 15, 1955.
Due
Savings
&
Trust
in
chase
will
office
the
at
will
office
Alameda
County, Calif.
$24,000 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
Rechen-
L.
her
at
459—were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
County Water Dist.,
Directors,
—
Clerk,
bids
bonds
sewer
j Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
Other members of the Syndicate:
.American Trust Co.,. First Boston
Corp.,
Bond
1
1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
1975 inclusive,
1972 to
Los
Sept.
on
County, Calif.
Offering—Alfred G. Del-
Bond
Dist.,
1 from
Contra Costa
(PST)
I
Aug<
on
1964 to
Castle Rock
Davis
Aug. 15 from
Due
Due
Offering
Francisco.
182,
bids
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
•
23/4s.
120,000
of
follows:
as
Sept.
on
gado, Jr., Secretary of the Board
Association, of San Francisco, at
a
price of 100.07, a net interest
'cost
Due
Sch.
County, Calif.
County
sealed
1961 to 1963 inclusive.
—
America National Trust & Savings
2.77%,
San
3s.
Elem.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 23/4s, at 100.56, a basis of
about 2.70%. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-S)
payable at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
Newark School District,
Auburn, until 10 a.m. (PDST) on
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $136,000 building
bonds.
Dated Oct.
15, 1955. Due on Oct. 15 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
Tounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
follows:
$30,000
Anaheim
Union
Placer
the
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
a.m.
a.m.
for the purchase of $500,000
a.m.
:| clusive.
KJ
Robertson, Clerk of Board of Su¬
pervisors, will, receive sealed bids
until
*'| until 11
District,
Sacramento, until
(PDST) on Aug. 30 for
the purchase of $63,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 to 1974 in¬
10
County School District No. 22
Bond
his office
at
ARIZONA
•
Park
harty, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
at 7 p.m.
Pinal
Park,
Sacramento County Calif.
Bond Offerings—Jesse E. Flu-
'
antici¬
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
26,
1956.
Bank
&
Payable at
Trust
Co.,
'\
35
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(864)
Canal
DELAWARE
Bridge from 80 feet to 55
Cincinnati, at
feet.
Delaware (State of)
Bond
Offering—John
Dowell,
Secertary
receive
/EST)
sealed
N.
Mc¬
proceeds from
will
needed
a.m.
11
tures
inclusive.
for
highway depart¬
improvement, series A,
bonds.
Due
capital
Nassau
improvement,
of
Dated
Board
(
will
until
TWp. (P. O. R.R. 1,
Pendleton), Ind.
re¬
10
Bond
a.m.
Due
Dated Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1956 to
1974 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at The Han¬
Bank of the State of Del¬
Dover.
Legality approved
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
on
FLORIDA
Bank, New York City. Le¬
approved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Coral Gables, Fla.
GEORGIA
Honey Creek Twp. (P. O. R.R. 4,
Terre Haute), Ind.
gality
Bond
27
for
3
the
to
Due
1981
1962
Feb.
on
inclusive.
and
on
lifrom
Bonds
thereafter
1957
due
in
callable
are
of Feb.
as
1, 1961. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at The
interest
Richmond
Hanover
Bank, New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
Certificate Sale
County (P. O. Jacksonville),
Florida
Certificate
000
court
Sale
house
—
The
and
jail
$750,000
certificates
$3,119,000
3V2S.
a
Due
Oct.
9,
&
Atlanta, at
price of 100.014,
a
net interest cost of about
a
3.44%,
$97,000
4s.
Due on Oct. 1
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
290,000 3V2S.
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1962 to 1974 inclusive.
363,000 3.40s.
Due
Oct. 1 from
on
1975 to 1985 inclusive.
2.90s.
Due
on
July
1,
1970.
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Harriman Ripley & Co.
Inc., Union
Securities Corp., Blair & Co.
Inc.,
all
of
New
York
City,
First
of
Michigan Corporation, of Detroit,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern Inc., of
Jacksonville, Leedy, Wheeler &
Alleman, of Orlando, A. G. Becker
& Co. Inc., of
Chicago, J. C. Brad¬
ford &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
Bache
Bond
Sale
&
Co.,
all
of
New
York
City,
The Illinois
Company, of
Chicago, Robert W. Baird & Co.,
of
Milwaukee, Clement
&
Co., of Atlanta, Hayden, Miller
A.
Evans
the
fol¬
lowing:
Halsey, Stuart
&
Co.,
Brothers, J. P. Morgan &
Co.
Inc.,
Kuhn, Loeb
&
Co.,
Phelps Fenn & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Hornblower & Weeks, R. H.
Lehman
tional
&
Seattle,
Stone
&
Co., Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Hemphill, Noyes & Co.,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co., Trust,
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Rodman &
Renshaw, Fahey, Clark & Co., Mc¬
Donald
Burns, Corbett
Kansas
Pickard Inc.,
Freeman & Co., of
Chicago,
New
York
Arthur
City, Kenower, MacCo., of Detroit, and
&
Thornton,
Boston,
and
Mohr
and
Farish,
of
Montgomery.
Florida
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Dania), Fla.
$6,500,000 Savings Reported
Savings of over $6,500,000 in the
—
construction
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
Authority
Aug. 18.
Bids received to date
indicate
The
as
Sept.
consulting
neers.
,
An
been
more
(CST)
report set the
12.—V. 182, p. 764.
St. Clair County (P. O.
was
of
additional
$1,631,000
available
due
$303,000
sold to
obligation
bonds
Harry J. Wilson & Co.,
has
a
favorable bond discount and
.interest
rate than anticipated.
Another $2^000,000
will
be
shaved from the estimates
by low*,
-ering the heights of the St. Lucie
The
1955.
Oct.
Aug. 23
First
—
to
v.
a
Boston
182,
660
p.
—
Corp.,
New
•
Bond
182,
The
—
sold
York
basis
City,
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v:
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about
Due
Roosevelt
Cross Incorporated;
Crane; Ducournau &
Kees; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Company; Herbert
J.
Sims
&
Co., Inc.; Rauscherr
Pierce & Co., Inc.; Nusloch, Baudean & Smith; Glas & Company;
Thomas & Company;
Aronld
of
3.05%,
/ V j
W. R. Stephens Investment Co.
Incorporated; Stubbs,
Smith
&
Lombardo, Inc.; R. S. Hecht & Co.,
Incorporated; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Fridley, Hess &
Frederking; John Dane; W. D.
Kingston & Co.; Kohlmeyer &
Co.; Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.*
J. M. Dain & Company; Weil In¬
vestment Company; C. H. Little
& Co.; and Derbes & Co.
Jefferson Parish
1960
Due
Certificate
National Bank, as 3y4s.
Livingston Parish Sch. Diets. (P. O.
Livingston), La.
Bond
1
from
1956
Aug. 1 from
MAINE
bonds
revenue,
v.
—
182,
Lisbon, Me.
Bond Offering
ceive
(DST)
offered
p.
a
—
awarded
were
Dist.
No.
Gravity Drainage
(P. O. Lake Charles),
4
Bond Sale—A
F.
$597,000 4s.
3V2s.
340,000
the
First
as
to
taxable
offered
L J
DLj t"
?
f-
y
>
receive
sealed
bids
until
10:30
(DST) on Aug. 30 for the
purchase of $650,000 notes. Dated
Sept. 6, 1955. Due Nov. 4, 1955.
a.m.
Sharon, Mass.
Bond Offering — Harry L.
Cheney, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Sept.
on
which
as
to
rate
or
bids
at
Street
the
Second
Trust
Co., Ill
Franklin St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 30 for the pur¬
chase of $2,020,000 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
school
Sept.
$1,420,000
Due
600,000
project
1
on
bonds
from
1956 to
without
amount.
school
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
1
represent
property therein
sealed
ceive
Bank-State
clusive.
1955.
bonds are dated Sept. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
the
Second
Bank-State
Street Triist Co., Boston.
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer & Dodge,
Southern
Legality
Thorndike,
of Boston.
Berkshire
Sch,
Regional
Dist.
(P. O. Sheffield), Mass.
Bond Sale
The $85,000 school
to finance
drainage improvements
which, with other improvements,
designed to assure the Lake.
bonds offered Aug. 24—v.
Charles
Harkness & Hill, of Boston, as
are
area
adequate
including
'
v
*
drainage
require¬
the
—
awarded
764—were
at
100.22,
a
to
182,
3s,'
basis of about 2.97 %,
f
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1
p
Dwin'ell*
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Cambridge), Mass.
Offering — Timothy J.
Cronin, County Treasurer,
will
The
bonds,
[facilities,
'.-:'
Bos¬
Boston.
Proceeds of the bonds will be used
<
Aug. 23—
h M. £ .}
Due
general obligation of the dis¬
and are payable from ad
valore mtaxes levied against all
p.'. 764—were awarded to
Carlton D. Beh Co., of Des
Moines.;'<.
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tricts
Sale—The $100,000 water
bonds
of
Bank
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
1975 inclusive.
Sept.
on
and
182,
the
Sept. 1 from
the total' authorization, are direct
Savings
3s, at a
i
National
ton.
from 1965 to 1985 inclusive.
These
limitation
revenue
on
Due
33/4s.
3,453,000
Spencer, Iowa
of
v.
Due
from 1962 to 1964 inclusive.
&
for the pur¬
school bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
enport.
Bond
syndicate headed
S. Smithers & Co., New
York City, and Scharff & Jones,
Inc., of New Orleans, purchased
an
issue of $4,390,000 unlimited
tax general obligation public im¬
provement bonds, as follows:
b.y
the
awarded
re¬
p.m.
Note
Louisiana
White-Phillips Co., Inc., of Dav¬
Aug. 19 were
Peoples
Trust
Bank, of Indianola,
price of 100.01.
30
$125,000
2
Calcasieu Parish
inclu¬
to
Ward I
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 182,
p. 260—were awarded to Barrow,
Leary & Co., of Shreveport.
ing bonds offered Aug. 17—v. 182,
460
Aug.
on
of
until
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
1
from
1958
to1 1971 i nclusive.
(P. O. Berlin), La.
Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
man
bids
sealed
MASSACHUSETTS
Blaine C. But¬
1974
Jerry C.
—
Haynes, Town Manager, will
chase
$300,000 gym¬
Allen Parish Sch. Dist.,
to
Offering—Ernest S. East¬
Secretary
of
the
Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
erly,
Middlesex County (P. O. East
ler, Secretary of Board of Direct¬
ors, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 29 for the
purchase of $137,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due semi-annually on May and
sive.
street
LOUISIANA
Iowa
Nov.
Sale —The
$109,paving certificates,
series A, offered Aug. 24—v.
182,
p. 660—were awarded to the First
925.52
as
inclusive.
on
Sale—The
19
Community Sch. Dist.,
—
(P. O. Gretna),
Louisiana
VIM
Louisville, as 3%s and 3y2s, at
price of 100.005.
to
about 2.49%.
Bond Offering
&
&
_
Aug. 1 from
on
to
Hutzler, of New
2y2s, at 100.05, a
as
Charter Oak
York
>
,
of
cost
460 — were
awarded to W. L. Lyons & Co., of
$1,000,000
660—were
White, Hattier & Sanford; Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane; Newman, Brown & Co
Barrow, Leary & Co.; John Nuveen
&
Co.
(Incorporated);
rill
were
—
a
11
Aug.
bonds offered Aug.
p.
offered
764
p.
College (P. O.
Morehead), Ky.
Rapids, Iowa
Sale
bonds
182,
Air
In addition to F. S. Smithers &
Salomon Bros. &
V
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.
B
nasium
25—v.
v.
Morehead State
were
City, Dean Witter. & Co., San
Francisco, J. C. Bradford & Co.;
New York
City, William Blair &
Co., Chicago, and Ellis & Co., of
J.
$990,000 school
revenue
—
group composed off
Hilliard & Son, Almstedt
Bond
the
group composed
County (P. O. Louisville),
Kentucky
Charles
Lake
Co.# and Scharff & Jones, Inc., the
underwriting group includes the
following:
Principal
1961 to 1972 inclusive.
IOWA
sewer revenue
inclusive.
795,000 3s.
1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Russ, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
fered
awarded
Jefferson
$195,000 4s.
Martensdale, Iowa
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 sew¬
works revenue bonds offered
1973
to
Legality
approved
by
Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey, of Louisville.
/I
Bond Sale—The
$14,500 munici¬
pal water works system bonds of¬
Bloomington, Ind.
1956
and interest (M-S) payable at the
Louisville Trust Co., Louisville
Interest J-J.
Cedar
Sept. 6
on
building revenue bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1950. Due on March 1 from
the
follows:
1964 inclu¬
dated
are
(CST)
a.m.
for the purchase of $40,000 school
1956
bonds
Chicago.
INDIANA
Offering — Edna Collins,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 10
interest
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1,
County (P. O.
Burkesville ), Ky.
Bond
sive.
p.
general
a
engi¬
to
:.vv
Civil
Bond Sale —The
$85,000 build¬
age
made
1964 inclu¬
■
Hospers Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Belleville),
Bond Sale—An issue of
3%%
fol¬
date
Illinois
of over $3,100,000 under
estimated construction
costs, ac¬
the
a.m.
previous
saving
to
10
Sept. 20 for the purchase of
$3,000,000 water revenue bonds.
and
Pierce turnpike were cited
by the
Florida State Turnpike
cording
until
011
financing of the
574,000,000 Hollywood to Ft.
on
City.
Decatur, Illinois
be
as
&
Co., of Cleveland, A. M. Kidder
& Co., of New York
City, Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, of
of
bonds,
Township bonds.
semi-annually from July
Due
&
Webster Securities
Corp., B. J.
Van Ingen & Co.,
Bacon, Steven¬
son
p.m.
pur¬
School
95,000
Co., Seattle First Na¬
Bank,
$190,000
re¬
8
the
for
19
sive.
building bonds offered
Aug. 24 — v. 182, p. 460 — were
awarded
as
2V4S, at a price of
94.94, a basis of about 2.70%, to a
Moulton
on
Pill-
F.
until
1, 1956 to Jan. 1,
Co., Wm. E. Pollock &
Co.,
Third
National
Bank,
in
Nashville, Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., and Commerce Trust Co., of
&
of
bids
Sept.
on
chase
$12,500,000
of
due
and
Offering —John
(CST)
school
composed
1955,
sealed
$95,000
The
—
4,
the market
on
of
Force Base.
bids
until
7:30
Bros., the Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
p.m.
(CST) on
Blyth & Co., Inc., all of Louis¬ Sept. 23 for the purchase of $339,000 bonds, as follows:
ville, Stein Bros. & Boyce, of Bal¬
timore, Equitable Securities Corp.
$225,000 District No. 1 bonds. Due
Nashville, W. L. Lyons & Co.'
on
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1975
O'Neal, Alden & Co., both of
inclusive.
•
Louisville, Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
114,000 District No. 22 bonds.
Fenner & Beane, Goodbody & Co.,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1957 to
both
of New York, Security
&
1975 inclusive.
Bond Company, Russell, Long &
The bonds
are
dated
Oct.
1,
Co., both of Lexington, Wagner,
1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
Reid & Ebinger, Inc., Kentucky
payable
at
the
office
of
the
Co., all of Louisville, A. C. Allyn
Parish School Board Treasurer, or
& Co., Inc., of Chicago, Smart,
at any bank specified by the suc¬
Clowes & Oswald, of Louisville,
cessful bidder. Legality approved
and F. L. Dupree & Co., of Har¬
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.'
lan, at a price of 100.007, a net
1956.
Township Trustee, will
man,
ceive
Due
syndicate
cate:
Bond
Chicago Board of Education
1
Cumberland
J.
lows:
ILLINOIS
will be placed
later date.)
awarded to
a.m.
Township (P. O.
Chesterton), Ind.
from
(P. O. Chicago), III.
inclusive.
11
Westchester
follows:
follows:
July
until
(CST)
Sept. 13 for the purchase of
$1,564,000 Twentieth Series notes.
Dated
Aug.
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
4,210,000 2.80s.
Due on
July 1
from 1963 to 1969
671,000
received
March
certifi¬
on
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
pay¬
National
a
building
Aug. 24
Indiana
Note
American
Bond Sale—The
Albany Housing Authority,
all of
net interest
as
and
on
182, p. 659—were awarded
syndicate headed b,y
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., and
Smith, Barney
& Co., both of New York
City, at
price of 100.007,
cost of about
2.94%,
New
anti¬
a
a
School
Corp., of Indianapolis,
Co., Inc., Byron,
Co., J. H. Hilsman &
Co., and Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner,
Brooke
the
at
2%s.
offered
Humphrey
22—v.
to
The
—
Aug.
23—v. 182, p. 659-—were awarded
to a group composed of Robinson-
$8,000,-
cates of indebtedness
offered
Securities
as
water and sewerage revenue
cipation
as
Duval
County (P. O.
Augusta), Ga.
Sept.
purchase of $650,000
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1,
Incinerator
1955.
(EST)
p.m.
The
—
Civil
Townships bonds totaling
$222,000 offered Aug. 20—v. 182,
p. 660—were awarded to the Ciiy
Bond
until
Sale
a.m.
July 19, the offering having been
postponed., The balance of the is¬
and
over
Offering—L. W. Robinson,
Jr., City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
School
11
Principal and interest (J-D)
Civil
obligation
general
bonds.
Sale —The
until
Bank, Newport, or at the Irving
Trust Co., New York City.
Le¬
gality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago. (The bonds are
part
of the issue of $3,800,000
originally scheduled to be sold on
at
Townships bonds totaling
$96,000 offered Aug. 17—v. 182, p.
557—were awarded
to the City
Securities
Corporation,
of
In¬
dianapolis, as 2V2s, at a price ol
100.14, a basis of about 2.48%.
bids
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Dec'
1
from
1957
to
1994
inclusive"
sue
Green
of
Sept. 6 for the purchase
on
revenue
1954.
the
bids
$2,000,000
and
Sept. 15, 1955. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
and interest
aware,
sealed
for the purchase of
Fifth
Series
notes.
Oct. 4, 1955, and due (on
13
Oct. 5, 1956.
Commissioners',
County
(EST)
Sept.
$1,705,000
of
sealed
able
received
Offering—Kelly E. Walk¬
Chairman
er,
ceive
armers
be
Offering — Edward J.
District Secretary • will
(EST) on Sept. 6 for the purchase
of $1,350,000 water revenue bonds
,
„
Offering—Sealed bids will
until 11 a.m. (CST)
Note
State School
Aug. 22
offered
556„
p.
,
Gary Housing Authority, Ind.
on
bonds
Beiting,
clusive.
County (P. O. Fernandina
Bond
sive.
F
^
Beach), Florida
series A, bonds. Due on
Sept.
15 from
1956 to 1975 inclu¬
Dated
$10,585,000
182,
—v.
Sept. 15 from
on
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
150,000 armory, series A, bonds.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive.
1,279,000
the
revenue
Bond
1,400,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1976 to 1994 in¬
rejected all of the bids submitted
inclusive.
.
on
clusive.
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
3,000,000 State
;
Due
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
ments
Campbell County Water District
(P. O. Newport), Ky.
,
a
Bids Rejected—The State Board
1
KENTUCKY
par, a
3.23 %,
about
Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1972 in¬
clusive
160,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 and
Aug. 1 from 1973 to 1975 in¬
$440,000 3V4s.
expendi¬
Florida State Board of Education
559,000 State highway hard sur¬
facing, series A, bonds. Due
on
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1975
ment
sale not
bond
will
With
$2,012,000 school, series E, bonds.
Due on Sept. 15 from 1956 to
the
immediate
for
price of
follows:
as
add another $620,000.
contingency fund of $6,500,000 untouched, this all adds
up to considerably over $13,000,000 below feasibility estimates.
until
Sept. 8 for the purchase
cf $7,000,000
bonds, as follows:
on
1975
of the
State,
of
bids
reinvestments
a
interest cost of
net
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182
Volume
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Kalamazoo
MICHIGAN
Allegan, Trowbridge and Watson
Townships Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Allegan), Mich.
Sale—The $990,000 school
24
Aug.
660
p.
were
—
zoo,
First
group
a
interest
Toledo,J
$94,000 3V2S. Due
-1956
1971
Detroit, at a
price of 100.04, a net interest cost
&
of
all
Co.,
of about 3.02%, as
Lake
April
on
the purchaser.
Legality approved
Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
,
by
Park
Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Holland), Mich.
Due
1
April 1 from
inclusive.
Orion
660—were awarded to the First
of Michigan Corp., and McDonaldMoore
&
Co., both of Detroit,
Wagoner, Secretary of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 6 for
the purchase of $750,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
on July
1 from 1956 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company in the State to be desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved
by Berry, Stevens &
Moorman, of Detroit.
jointly, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 3.25%, as
Due April 1, 1963.
Due on April 1 from
840,000 3s.
1964
inclusive.
1981
to
Agricultural School
District No. 1, Fractional, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $245,000 build¬
Benzonia Rural
ing bonds offered Aug. 17—v.
182,
p.
Sch. Dist. No.
follows:
1957
inclusive.
1980
to
of Board of Education,
sealed
bids
until
Aug. 31 for the
purchase of $48,000 notes, as fol¬
Due on Aug. 1 from
105,000 3V4S.
1971
8
Scofield,
L. R.
—
(EST)
p.m.
field
on
1955.
until
1, 1956.
p.m.
8
Sept. 7 for the purchase
of
$800,000
building
and
site
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1955.
(EST)
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1981
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Due
1955. Principal
and interest (J-J)
payable at a
bank or trust company designated
Dated
on
the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
(J-J)
of Detroit.
$1,640,000 auto¬
mobile
parking system revenue
bonds, series B, offered Aug. 23
—v.
182, p. 557—were awarded
composed of Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, York,
Baxter, Williams & Co., both of
New York City, Stranahan, Har¬
ris
&
Co., of Toledo, Watling,
Lerchen & Co., of Detroit, Fulton,
Reid
&
Co., of Cleveland, and
Rodman & Renshaw, of Chicago
a
group
basis of about
4s, at 100.006, a
as
3.99%.
Agricultural Sch.
Mich.
District No. 2,
Bond
1973 in¬
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
on
1 from 1956 to
Principal
and
July
clusive.
of
Detroit.
'
by
approved
Bond Sale—The
Bond
bids
until
—
will
7:30
at
a
cost
price of 100.11, a net interest
of about 3.13%, as follows:
$110,000 3V2S. Due on April 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Owosso
to
Bond
on
Company.
by
approved
Paddock
&
Miller,
Honor Rural
'
•
,
Bond
;
1
Mich.
Spen¬
Offering:—Lucille
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Paddock
troit.
Paris
rf
,
,
&
Stone,
of
De¬
1955.
Due
fi'
,f
182,
Bond
District
priee of par.
Aug. 29 for the purchase of $140,-
Offering
—
Secretary,
Harold Dyer,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
S.
receive
Vil¬
sealed
March
on
1 from
The
Washington County Indep. School
106 (P. O. Stillwater),
District No.
Minnesota
Bond
1958
bonds
stad,
are
Principal and interest
payable at a State or National
bank mutually satisfactory to the
Village and the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
000
on
Nov.
1
from
inclusive;
31/2S, due
1979
on
1956
to
$240,000
and
Wilkin
Olmstead and Dodge
Joint Indep. Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 77 (P. O.
Pine Island), Minn.
Counties
Nov. 1 from 1972
inclusive.
123,000
fire
stations and site
bonds: $75,000 4s, due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1971
inclusive;
and $50,000
3V2S, due
on
Nov.
1972 to 1979 inclusive.
1 from
Due
1
Feb.
from
Principal
1957 to
and
&
Offering
William
—
N.
Srigley, Secretary of Board
of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
for
31
Aug.
of
purchase
the
$750,000 building and site bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1958 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
at
bank
a
(J-J)
interest
cipal and
or
payable
trust company
des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Stanwood Rural Agricul. Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond
Offering
Dated
on
Co., Messrs. J. M.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, all of Minneapolis, Cald¬
well, Phillips Co., and Mannheimer-Egan Inc., both of St. Paul, at
a price of par, a net interest cost
of about 3.14%
Sept.
1955.
1,
1964 to
1972 to
a bank or trust com¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality
approved
by
Miller,
payable at
pany
Paddock
&
of
Stone,
MINNESOTA
Appleton, Minn.
Bond
Offering—C.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on1 Sept.
7
for
the
purchase of $65,000
.
1
from
1
No.
17
inclusive.
Due on July
1977 inclusive.
1 from
Minnesota
bids
until
for
28
1958
inclusive.
1985
to
MISSISSIPPI
Greenwood, Miss.
Bond
Offering
City
gan,
Bonner
—
Dug-
receive
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 10
to
(CST)
a.m.
on
special assessment street im¬
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
Due
1965
interest
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
from
1956
Principal
and
place mutu¬
ally satisfactory to the successful
payable at
a
the City.
bidder and
County Supervisors Road
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Canton), Miss.
Madison
Bond
Offering—A. C. Alsworth,
Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors,
will receive oral bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
Sept.
on
chase of $150,000
5 for the pur¬
road bonds. Due
serially from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Moss Point
Note
Municipal Separate Sch.
Sale—An
Miss.
issue of $25,000
2V2% school notes was
Merchants
&
Marine
sold to the
Bank,
o:
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1960
inclusive. Interest A-O. Legality
approved
will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept.
purchase of $1,000,000
by Charles
& Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
Pontotoc,
8 p.m.
the
p.m.
Pascagoula.
Offering—M. S. Richards,
District Clerk,
re¬
2
15
District,
(P. O. Edina-Morningside),
Bond
until
Principal and interest payable at.
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legalityapproved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Due on July 1 from
1971
Sept.
on
inclusive.
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Bond
Miss.
Sale—An issue of
$48,750
improvement
bonds was sold to John R. Nun¬
1955. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958 to
nery & Co., of Meridian.
Dated
1985 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
terest payable at a banking insti¬
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Interest
tution designated by the success¬
J-D. Legality approved by Charles
building
ful
G. Johnson,
July
on
600,000 3.20s.
Due
(M-N)
Due
from 1858 to 1963
*
May 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
follows:
as
3.10s.
$315,000
will
Clerk,
bids
for the pur¬
chase of $350,000 building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb.
son-Williams
H.
sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 31 for
the purchase of $225,000 building
will
$1,200,000
Dain & Co.,
receive
cation,
(CST)
1955.
The
Rich¬
C.
District
sealed
provement
building bonds offered Aug. 22—v.
182, p. 765—were awarded to a
group composed of Northwestern
National
Bank,
First
National
Bank, both of Mineapolis, First
National Bank of St. Paul, Alli¬
295,000 3s.
William
—
ceive
000
Minnesota
—
Counties
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $153,-
(P. O. St. Louis Park),
Sale
Tail
Otter
Offering—John
ardson,
1966
Hennepin County School District
Bond
Michigan
Bond
interest
Benson, of Minneapolis.
St. Clair Shore Sch. Dist. No. 2,
and
Campbell), Minn.
Legality approved by Faegre
No. 205
1957 to
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dists.
Nos. 14 and 289 (P. O.
payable at a banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der.
Dated Oct. 1,
1 from
Joint
■
Offering—Sealed bids will
on
Oct.
on
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Goodhue,
inclusive.
Due
1985 inclusive.
&
1971
building bonds.
1955.
V. Sattley & Co., and
Bond Offering — H. A. Rogers,
Co., all of Detroit, at
District Clerk, will receive sealed
a
price of 100.007, a net interest
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 12
cost of about 3.69%, as follows:
for the purchase of $20,000 build¬
$525,000 water bonds: $285,000 4s,
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
due
will receive
(CST) on
bids until 8 pan.
Sept. 13 for the purchase of $400,-
Co., H.
Shannon
Offering—Harold W. On-
District Clerk,
sealed
callable.
Bond
swimming pool bonds. /Dated Oct.
Grand Rapids), Mich;]
Gretchen
—
inclusive.
1967
to
bonds.
bidder.
Dated
Aug.
1,
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker,
Meeker County. (P.
-
-
3% and 3V4% sewer
&
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
-
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
661—were
awarded to the
Honor State Bank, as 2%s, at a
6
May 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
p.
ing bonds offered Aug. 19—v.
Offering
$648,000 gen¬ be received until 8 p.m. (CST) on
eral obligation bonds offered Aug. Sept. 14 for the purchase of $650,22—v. 182, p. 765—were awarded 000 building bonds.
Due serially
to a group composed of Braun, from 1958 to 1980 inclusive.
Bosworth & Co., Toledo, First of
Hennepin County Indep Sch. Dist.
Michigan Corp., Kenower, MacNo.
141
(P. O. Eden Prairie),
Arthur
&
Co., McDonald-Moore
Minnesota
Canfield,
field,
build-,
Bond
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Aug. 31 for the purchase oi
$750,000 general obligation im¬
provement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Mich.
Detroit.
on
Agricultural Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The ^ $40,000
No.
will
7:30
fighting equipment bonds offeredAug. 17—v. 182, p. 558 — were
awarded to J. M. Dain & Co., of
Minneapolis, as 2.40s, at a price
of 100.06, a basis of 2.38%.
Sale—The
Bond
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
Canfield,
.
Dist.
(EST) on Sept. 1 for
purchase of $63,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
Stone, of Detroit.
Michigan
Clair Shores,
the
Legality
"
St.
until 3 p.m.
(F-A) payable at the
Detroit Trust
Sch.
Director, will receive sealed
bids at the Owosso Savings Bank
103 and 109 bonds. Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
1961 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
from
cer,
Aug. 1, 1955.
1956
Twp.
until
Edina, Minn.
3v2s.
Noud, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
inclusive.
1966
(P. O. R.F.D. 4, Owosso),
sealed
Sale—The $480,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 182,
p. 765—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred
&
Co., of Chicago, as
bonds.
Sept. 1 for the purchase of $59,000
Paving. Special Assessment Rolls
Nos. 101,
Due on April 1 from
40,000 2 V2S. Due on April 1,1973.
Mich.
(EST)
to
220,000 3V4S. Due on April 1
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
H. L. Brauns,
p.rp.
$550,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 16
p. 661—were awarded to
a group composed of the First of
Michigan Corp., Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, and Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., all of Detroit,
18—v. 182, p.
receive
1,
3429 Henry St.,
Muskegon), Mich.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The
Paine, Web¬
Curtis, of Detroit.
Offering
Clerk,
Sept. 1 from 1956
Principal and
.
Bond
building
—v. 182,
€61—were awarded to
City
$325,000 build¬
Township Sch. Dist. No.
1961
Grosse Pointe Woods,
on
v
Co., all of Detroit.
Frac.
in¬
1970
Offering—The
Clerk
bids
on
inclusive.
to
Kenower,
Macand Shannon &
Curtis,
Co.,
&
180,000 3s.
ber, Jackson &
(EST)
Markey Townships Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Houghton Lake),
Michigan
ing bonds offered Aug. 24—v. 182,
765—were awarded to a group
&
lage
Minneapolis.
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
to
Roseau, Minn.
Certificate
pay¬
a
receive
Roscommon, Denton, Lake and
p.
Sch. Dist. No. 3,
Bellaire), Mich.
Sale—The $120,000 school
offered Aug.
Hughes,
will
Clerk,
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
&
Stevens
Muskegon Sch. Dist., Mich.
North
Fractional (P. O.
bonds
Berry,
1968
banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
of. Legality approved by Briggs, Gil¬
Detroit.
Moorman, of Detroit.
Forest Home Twp.
Bond
July
payable at a bank or trust
in the State to be desig¬
by the purchaser. Legality
(J-J)
nated
of Educa¬
(EST) on Sept. 1 for the
purchase of $410,000 building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due
on
company
Norton
p.m.
(EST)
1, 1955. Due
1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
sealed bids until
tion, will receive
8
Dated
July
on
Offering—W. G. Boswell,
Secretary of the Board
receive
Clerk, will
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $27,500 motor vehicle highway fund
Arthur
East Jordan Rural
Hos-
E.
Offering—Laura
Village
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
bonds.
Detroit, Mich.
to
Bond
kins,
able at
1956 to
.1.
'
.
1956
Principal
and
interest
payable at any suitable banking
institution designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved; by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Barber
& Scott, of Minneapolis.
Van
(M-S) payable at a bank
or
trust company designated
by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by
Montrose, Mich.
company
Bond Sale—The
1,
Sept.
Due
1973
July
on
24,000 school notes. Due on July
will
bids
sealed
receive
Secretary,
District
Principal and interest
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $150,000 water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1, 1957.
(P. O. Bloomfield Hills),
Michigan
Bond
Offering — Douglas
L.
No. 2
Jocelyn,
Due
$24,000 school notes.
Twps. Fractional Sch. Dist.
Village
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
lows:
Bloomfield, Troy and West Bloom-
sive.
from
'.
from
1
clusive.
J.
Due on
inclu¬
1
interest
receive
will
1970 inclusive.
1967 tb
Offering
Secretary
1 from
Due on Aug.
3s.
40,000
Note
1966 inclusive.
to
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
cates.
Sept.
2
Ruth
—
Bond Offering—Thomas
Jr.,
to
Lansing), Mich.
from
$100,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1
(P. O.
1, South
Offering
Matt
p.m.
(CST)
on
Aug. 31 for the purchase of $160.Haitsma, Secretary of Board
Education,
will
receive
sealed bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney, 000 electric revenue certificates.
Dated
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 31
Sept.' 15, 1955.
Due on
of St. Paul.
March 15 and Sept. 15 from 1956
for
the
purchase
of
$155,000Cloquet, Minn.
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
Certificate
Offering — J.
W. interest payable at a
1955.
Due on April 1 from 1956
banking in¬
Boyer, City Clerk, will receive stitution mutually satisfactory to
to 1973 inclusive.
Principal and
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
the purchaser and the Village. Le¬
interest (A-O) payable at a bank
on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of gality approved by
or
trust company designated by
Briggs, Gil¬
certificates < of indebted¬ bert, Morton, Kyle & Macartney,
the purchaser. Legality approved $50,000
ness.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
of St. Paul.
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1962 inclu¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Thomson (P. O. Esko), Minn.
sive.
Interest M-S.
Legality ap¬
Bond
Sale —The
Portland, Mich.
$25,000 fire
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
Lansing and Delta Twps. Fractional
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
from
35,000 3y4s.
Twp.
Bond
inclusive.
on
1980
to
April 1 from
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Bond Offering—Gladys E. Van
follows:
Due
3V2s.
$115,000
or
Dec.
on
—
Bukovich, Secretary of the Public
Utilities Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 2 for the purchase of $140,000 public utility revenue certifi¬
(M-S) payable at a bank
trust company designated by
3.12%,
about
on
1970
to
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., Mc¬
120,000 3s.
& Co., and Shan-:
Donald-Moore
non
of
Buhl, Minn.
Offering
Certificate
on
interest
price of 100.03, a
a
cost
1970
to
$214,000 build¬
follows:
as
troit, Blyth & Co., Chicago, Stran-
ahan, Harris & Co., Inc.,
jointly, at
net
composed of
of Michigan Corp., De¬
to
awarded
the
182,
v.
—
offered
bonds
building
and
Due
1955.
ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 182,
p. 661—were awarded to the First
of Michigan Corp., of Detroit, and
E. H. Schneider & Co., of Kalama¬
Bond
site
bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Sept. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
000 building
Twp. Sch. Dist. Noi 20
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
57
i
^O. Litchfield),
Minnesota
(P. O. Pontotoc),
Mississippi :
Pontotoc County
'
•
.
Bond
Offering—James W. Mil¬
Board of Super¬
receive-sealed bids
Sept. 5 for
interest payable at any suitable
the purchase of $125,000 industrial
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $17,bank designated by the purchaser.
bonds. Due serially from 1956 to
000
general obligation drainage
Due on Jan. 1 from
1970 inclusive.
Principal
1, 1955.
to
Legality
1958'
and
approved by Faegre
Minneapolis.
Benson, of
&
Bond
Offering—W.
V.
Martin¬
County Auditor, -will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
son,
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1, 1955.
Due
ler, -Clerk of the
visor^,
\vill
until 11 a.m. (CST) on
1975
inclusive.
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(866)
Cape Girardeau County Sch. Diet.
No. R-2 (P. O. Jackson), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,-
building bonds was sold
Bank, of Sidell, at
000 2y4%
Sidell
the
to
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
par.
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
1 from
Jan.
J-J.
Interest
Due on
Legality
Louis.
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N. H.
Bond Offering Details—The $1,780,000 general obligation bonds
to be sold on Sept. 8—v. 182, p.
661—will
b<par date of Oct. 1, 1955.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
the
at
of
Bank
National
Boston,
Treasurer's
office.
pay¬
Shawmut
at
or
School
District (P. O. Farminton), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000 building bonds was sold to the
City
the
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
NEW JERSEY
Township
(P.
O.
San
County, Aztec Sch. Dist.
O. Aztec), N. Mex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $110,000
eral
improvement
Aug. 23
bonds
offered
182, p. 662 — were
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
New York City, and the First Na¬
tional Bank of Toms River, joint¬
ly, as 3s, at 100.11, a basis off
v.
—
awarded
to
Glen Rock, N. J.
2.51%.
Hanover
Twp.
(P.
O. Whippany),
Jersey
Offering — Harold
R.
New
Bond
Keenan, Township Clerk, will
ceive
Buffalo,
sealed
until
bids
8
Roosevelt & Cross,
City, jointly, as
price of 100.26, a basis
York
3.10s, at
a
School
re¬
City,
3.10s, at 100.51,
as
Sale
National
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Whippany. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Middlesex County
Sewerage
Authority (P. O. New
Brunswick), N. J.
Bond Offering—Edward F. Dunlap, Secretary-Treasurer of the
Authority, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on Sept. 8 for
the purchase of $24,950,000 sewer
Dated July
Jan. 1, from 1962
inclusive.
Bonds due in
1967 and thereafter
1,
are
callable in
as
of Jan.
1966.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Fidelity
Union Trust Co., Newark, or at
such bank or trust company in
New York City as designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
of
the
Fidelity
Newark,
New York
Union
Trust Co.,
Saffin
Co.,
&
City, J. B. Tanauer &
Co., Van Deventer Bros., Inc. and
F. R. Cole & Co., all of
Newark, was
the succesful bidder for the $476,-
Aug.
The group
2V2S,
basis
of
West
23—v.
182,
559.
bid for $475,000 bonds
at
price
a
about
of
100.23,
a
2.49%.
Offering
Ericsson,
—
Lennart
T.
Secretary of the Board
until
for
15
8
the
building
1955.
p.m.
on
(J*-J)
National
on
Sept.
Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1956 to
1985 inclusive.
terest
(DST)
purchase of $1,416,000
bonds.
Due
Principal and in¬
payable at the First
Bank
of
Legality
approved
Delafield
&
Hancock,
as
&
New
Bond Sale—The $250,000
build¬
766—were
Day
&
Co.,
3.10s,
at
about
awarded
New
York
R.
a
Grace
National
Bank;
Lincoln
Co.;
National Bank
&
First Trust
Trust Co. of Syracuse;
Company of Albany; Franklin Na¬
tional
Genesee
Franklin
of
Bank
Square;
Valley Union Trust Co.;
Marine Midland Trust Co. of Cen¬
Sale—The $138,000 water
system construction and improve¬
offered
766—were
p.
Aug.
25—v.
awarded
to
&
Bank
Schenectady Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
Note Sale—An issue of $173,000
notes was sold to the Schenectady
Trust Co., at 1.56% interest. Dated
Sept. 15, 1955. Due March 15, 1956.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Tonawanda, N. Y.
Bond
ing,
Sale—The
and
sewer
fered
Aug.
water
to
a
West
by
Hawkins,
City.
Western
New
group
Aug. 25—v.
awarded
were
to
182,
R.
White
D.
basis
Trust
Roosevelt
City,
of
&
&
Co., both of
Cross, and
Co., both of New
2.80s,
as
about
at
100.25,
a
2.77%.
&
Cross, and Tilney & Co., both of
York City, jointly, as 3.40s,
at 100.36, a basis of about 3.37%.
New
(P. O.
Note
Albany),
Sale
-7-
State
Water District (P. O.
Bond
Offering
receive
(DST)
of
.
Town
sealed
until
11
1.40% temporary bond antici¬
pation notes, fully guaranteed by
State, on an alloment basis to
institutions
The notes
inclusive.
to
1985
July 1 from
on
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
Hayes National Bank of Clinton.
Trust
City
Vf.
,
.
b
Bank;> First
Bankers
Bank;
Company;
.
Manufacturers
.
.'
;
.
:
•
Due
June 1 from
on
York
City.
on
1984
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
June
1
24—v.
ernment
Commission, will receive
Raleigh,
until
11
(EST)
a.m.
on
Aug.
for the purchase of $102,000
as follows:
June
1
from
1957
to
30
bonds,
Due
on
40,000
Mayville
Park
District,
on
June
sewer
from
1
Aug.
on
1
clusive.
N.
D.
from
The
1957
bonds
p.m.
pur¬
Due
1975 in¬
to
Bond
— John
Davies,
Finance, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $3,000,000 trunk sewer bonds. Datea
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
office of the Director of Finance,
or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
on
of
June' 1
from
to
1969
The
1955.
bonds
Gan-
City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase of $54,600 special assessment street im¬
yard,
bonds.
provement
Due
on
Dated
Dec. 1
Aug.
from
dated
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bank, New York City.
approved
&
by
Reed,
>
Legality
Hoyt, Taylor
Washburn, of New York City.
Board
of
sealed
Education,
bids
until
Principal and interest (A-O)
I
Trust
Co.,
approved
Cleveland.
Le¬
Squire, San¬
Cleveland.
by
ders & Dempsey, of
bier.
Legality approved by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Kettering City School District
(P. O. Dayton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Clerk George L.
for
Sept.
1978
Dec.
(J-D)
of
proved
182,
bonds
offered
improve¬
Aug. 24—v.
662—were awarded to a
group composed of Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, Glore, Forgan &
be received until
noon (EDST) on
Sept. 7 for the purchase of $350,000
sewer
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
from
1956
to
Peck,
Euclid, Ohio
Offering — W. A. Abbott,
of
bids
Finance,
until
Legality ap¬
Shaffer & Wil¬
Sale—The
bonds
$12,845 special
street
improvement
Aug. 20—v. 182, p.
offered
662—were awarded to the Lowell¬
ville Savings and
Bank
Lowellville, as 3s, at par.
Co.,
of
Maple Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—John N.
Wetzel,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon
(DST) on Sept.
14 for
the purchase of $124,250
sewer district improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on Dec.
from
1
1957
inclusive.
1966
to
Cleveland
the
at
Cleveland.
Squire,
pay¬
Trust
Co.,
by
Dempsey, of
Legality approved
Sanders
&
Cleveland.
May field
(DST)
on
ment
Due
bonds.
on
Oct.
Dated
Ohio
frey,
1
from
Village
sealed
bids
village
bonds.
on
Offering
to
1976
in¬
DetaiUs
—
The
will be sold on
not Sept. 23, as previ¬
ously noted in v. 182, p. 766.
$147,900
Sept. 3,
bonds
St.
Mary's Ohio
Bond
Offering—Virgil Sullivan,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
until
bids
for
noon
(EST)
Sept. 7
on
the
system revenue bonds. Dated Aug.
to
Due
1955.
1966
to
of
able
of
1957
1963
1955.
Findlay, Ohio
Offering—The City
purchase
from
1
North Olmsted, Ohio
New
1957
on
portion, water main
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable at the National
City Bank of Cleveland.
1,
(DST)
on
Dated
Dec.
liams, of Cincinnati.
noon
receive
(DST)
Legality
1,
1957
ditor will receive sealed
noon
clusive.
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
Bond
will
Clerk,
until
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $40,-
purchase of $400,000 first
mortgage electric light plant and
Oct.
Interest A-O.
O. Cleveland 24),
(P.
Bond Offering—Richard F. God¬
will receive
noon
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $880,000 special assessment improve¬
the
& Trust Com¬
Lowellville, Ohio
inclusive.
1980
Principal and interest (M-S) pavable at the Peoples National Bank,
of Delphos.
til
to
p.
Co., both of New York City, and
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
Inc., of Washington, D. C., as 2s,
at 100.04, a basis of about 1.99%.
1
1956
payable af.the Win¬
Dayton.
by
from
liams, of Cincinnati.
able
wa¬
ter works extension and
ment
1
Principal and in¬
ters National Bank
pany,
Sept. 15
on
Due semi-annually
and
inclusive.
terest
Board
sealed
$1,500,000
bonds.
Dated
building
1, 1955.
June
the
receive
will
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
the
school
on
that
announces
Education
bids until
Principal and interest (J-D)
Dayton, Ohio
Sale—The $1,000,000
Bond
pay¬
Sanders &
1,
1956 to
inclusive.
inclusive.
are
the
assessment
sealed
1958
of
Bond
Bay Village, Ohio
Bond Offering — Glen L.
1970
inclusive.
Schol District, Ohio
Offering—Frieda Cooper,
able at the Peoples Bank of Gam-
uempsey, of Cleveland.
1958
bonds. Due
Local
receive
Ernst
Offering
Director
Director
sewer
Aug.
offered
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
callable
are
OHIO
Due
inclusive.
15,000 sanitary
bonds
p.
2.86%.
Clerk
after five years from date of issue.
bonds.
to
Dist.
Sch.
(EST) on Sept. 16 for the
purchase
of
$140,000
building
Tunseth,
Auditor, Hillsboro, until 2
(CST) on Aug. 31 for the
chase of $39,500 park bonds.
Bond
storm
182,;
about
will
in¬
1964
clusive.
Local
662—were awarded
to the Ohio -Company of Colum¬
bus, as 3s, at 101.42, a basis of
000
sealed bids at his office in
$i,252,uu0
Sale—The $395,COO school
improvement
Bond
DAKOTA
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Easter-
Ohio
Dist.,
Ohio
from
inclusive.
CAROLINA
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Sch.
Sale—ine
Fredericktown
Howard
Due
Bond Offering—Milton
payable at the First National City
$1,500,000 Each
Manhattan
from
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at the office of the County
Chapel Hill, N. C.
and
lows:
Chase
June
will
and
dated
are
Aug. 25, 1955 and mature on June
14, 1956, and were allotted as fol¬
National
3s.
a.m.
Sept. 7 for the purchase
$182,000 water bonds.
Dated
1965
10
p.m.
on
Due
000
banking
on
1974 inclusive.
NORTH
land
C.
Supervisor,
bids
1956
Authority
the
bond houses.
Due
to
1980 to
gality
Leonard
—
July 1, 1955.
N. Y.
Comptroller
Arthur Levitt announced Aug. 23
that he sold an issue of $50,000,-
various
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
Westmoreland), N. Y.
1, 1955.
I900
building bonds offered Aag. 18—
182, p. 559—were awarded to
a
group
composed of tne First
Cleveland
Corporation,
Cleve¬
land, First of Micnigan Corpora¬
tion, of Detroit, Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., Breed & Har¬
rison, Inc., Doll & IsphordLig, Inc.,
all of Cincinnati, Field, Richards
& Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., both!
of Cleveland, and Weil, Roth &
Irving, of Cincinnati, as 3s, at a
price oi 101.14, a basis cf about
2.88%.
:
Bond
June 1 from
on
Delphos, Ohio
766—
p.
Due
1967
to
6s.
40,000
1955.
Westmoreland, Westmoreland
Local
Bond
oi
1974 to 1979 inclusive.
1965
NORTH
bonds
Roosevelt
New York State Thruway
1957
com¬
Manufactur¬
York,
Traders
&
Buffalo,
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 lateral
construction
Franklin
follows:
as
$84,000 3y4s.
posed of the Marine Trust Co. of
Huntington, South Huntington
Water District (P. O.
.
of¬
from
1
of about
662—
p.
New
3.18%.
Orange.
Wood, of New York
pav¬
bonds
182,
25—v.
awarded
were
$685,000
Oct.
Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the unio Bank
and Savings Co., Findlay.
of
of
offered
3.91%,
price
a
interest cost
net
a
Akron, Ohio
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
mains
Corp., Greensboro, at
York.
of New
Cross, and Tilney &
Co.,
both
of
New
York
City,
jointly, as 3.20s, at 100.19, a basis
about
a
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, New
York City, J. Lee Peeler & Co. of
Durham,
and
Vance
Securities
N. Y.; Kings County Trust
Company; and the Amalgamated
of
Bond
766—were awarded to
p.
group composed of Merrill Lynch,
par,
Dated Sept.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
tral
Murphy,
bonds
Sale—The $220,000 water
bonds offered Aug. 23
182,
—v.
Security
Rochester; Federation
Bank & Trust Co.; Schroder Trust
as
Huntington, Dix Hills Water Dist.
(P. O. Huntington), N. Y.
ment
Taylorsville, N. C.
sewer
,
L.
City,
basis
to
in¬
1970
to
$500,000 Each
3%.
100.11,
and
Due
v.
*
& Co., Inc.; Phelps,
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.
ing bonds offered Aug. 25—v. 182,
p.
1957
Due
and interest
New York City.
Bond
Liberty Bank of Buffalo; Sterl¬
ing National Bank & Trust Co.;
York
York
1955.
1,
(J-D) payable 111
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
Ingen
ers
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 17 (P. O. Franklin Square),
from
1
46,000 3V2S.
Van
June
Principal
1968
Sale—The
basis of about 2.93%.
a
June
clusive.
50,000
$47,000 equipment bonds.
Education, will receive sealed
bids
i
bonds
p.
Orange Schol District, N. J.
Bond
of
improvement
general
offered
of
$500,000 West
Hempstead - Hempstead
Gardens
Water District bonds, offered Aug.
23—v. 182, p. 766—were awarded
to the Bankers Trust Co., and Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., both of New
York City, jointly, as 3s, at 100.42,
water
000
as
Bond
Roosevelt
composed
group
Boland,.
Bank
par.
Hempstead, N. Y.
182,
Nutley, N. J.
Sale—A
Bond
2%s, at
First
the
to
Dated
$800,000 Each.
Fenn
Easter-
a.m.
(EST) on Aug. 30
purchase of $70,000 water
basis of
a
The $68,000 water
Aug. 24—v. 182, p.
awarded
11
Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., Inc.:
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.; B. J.
Trust Co. of
—
offered
766—were
on
inverse numerical order
1
Hancock, N. Y.
Bond
Principal and interest (A-O)
Due
No.
about 3.05%.
bonds
system bonds of 1955.
District
Y.
Bond Sale—The $960,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v. 182,
p. 662—were awarded to a group
composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of Western New York, of Buffalo,
Blair & Co., Inc., New York City,
Manufacturers Trust Co., Buffalo,
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and
R. D.
White & Co., both of New York
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1964 inclusive.
1995
of
of about 3.006%.
on Sept. 8 for the purchase
$86,000
municipal
building
to
Co.,
p.m.
bonds.
1, 1955.
Trust
until
for the
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
—
and
New
(DST)
of
662
182, p.
v.
—
(P. O. Friendship), N.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 general
improvement bonds offered Aug.
22—v. 182, p. 559—were awarded
to Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City, as 2.55c, at 100.11, a basis
about
19
Traders
and
Central
of
pur¬
awarded to the Manufactur¬
were
of
various
totaling $175,000 of¬
bonds
Aug.
ers
The
—
E.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
.
works
City, N. C.
Offering—W.
;
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh,
on
State Bank of
'
Sale
Bond
bonds.
Albany; National
Commercial Bank & Trust Co.;
building bonds was sold to the Bank of New York; Brown Broth¬
State of New Mexico, at a price ers Harriman &
Co.; Marine Mid¬
of par.
land Trust Company of New York;
Empire Trust Co.; United States
NEW YORK
Trust Co.; Barr Brothers & Co.;i
Lehman Brothers; Hariman Rip¬
Aurelius Water District No. 2
ley & Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney &
(P. O. Cayuga), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 water Co.;
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
works system construction bonds
Blyth & Co., Inc.; The First Bos¬
ton Corporation; Halsey, Stuar &
offered Aihg. 24—v. 182, p. 766—
were
awarded
to
Roosevelt
& Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Mer¬
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Cross, of New York City, as 3.30s, rill
at 100.23, a basis of about 3,25%.
Beane; R. W. Pressprich & Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Union Se¬
Cheektowaga (P. O. Cheektowaga),
curities Corporation; C. J. Devine
New York
&
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Friendship, Cuba, Belfast and Wirt
about 2.98%.
Traders Trust
and
$1,000,000 Each
(P.
poses
gen¬
New Yor«;
Western
Company of
Manufacturers
Juan
fered
Toms River), N. J.
Bond
Sale—The $100,000
price of
a
Company;
The
Hanover
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank; Guaranty Trust Company;
Irving Trust Company; J. f. Mor¬
gan
& Co. Inc.; Marine Trust
Bank;
Company.
Bond
Dover
Mexico, at
par.
approved
Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
by
San Juan County, Farminton
State of New
Oak
Trust
NEW MEXICO
MISSOURI
.
bids
Sept.
$200,000
12
Au¬
un¬
for
water
as
cipal
on
Aug.
1
inclusive.
from
Call¬
and
office
bank
be
Aug.
1,
1960.
Prin¬
interest payable at the
Mortgage Trustee, a
trust company in Ohio to
of the
or
designated by the successful
bidder and approved by the City
•
Solicitor.
&
Cleveland.
-
Offering
Bond
Dec.
from
1
—
W inif red
1957
County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. 35 (P. O. Marble City),
Sequoyah
Oklahoma
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
in¬
1977
to
Urbancrest Local Sch. Dist.,
received
be
7:30
Aug. 31 for the
of $18,000 building
from 1958 to 1965 incl.
(CST)
purchase
bonds.
until
Education
of
Board
Clerk of the
the
by
p.m.
Due
on
Clackamus County
Dist. No. 2 (P.
Bond Offering
District
der,
Clerk,
until 7:30
sealed bids
receive
will
(PST)
p.m.
on
Portland.
Warren, Ohio
Harney County School District
No. 30 (P. O. Box 263,
Kersten,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Sept.
the
for
storm
purchase of $317,725.47
bonds.
sewer
July
Dated
Due on Dec. 15 from 1956
1965 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1955.
to
(J-D) > payable
interest
the
at
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Warrensville Heights, Ohio
'
Offering
Bond
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Hines), Ore.
Bond Offering—Earl
bids
special assessment water main
Dated Aug. 1,
Due
1955.
on
terest
1956 to
Dec. 1 from
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
(J-D) payable at the legal
depository of the Village. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Sloan, Jr.,
until
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1971
and interest
the
County
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
Treasurer's
Legality
office.
ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
of Portland.
by
Shuler & Sayre,
tem
of Aug.
West Elkton Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Offering
Bond
James
—
(P. O. Metolius), Oregon
Offering Postponed—The
offering of $60,000 building bonds
scheduled for Aug. 22—v. 182, p.
postponed
been
663—has
until
Kirk,
Dist. No. 7-.1
(P. O. Silverton), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $195,000 build¬
County
for the pur¬
chase cf $90,000 building bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on April
Sept.
on
1 and Oct. 1
clusive.
(A-O)
from 1957 to 1979 in¬
National Bank of Somerville.
Westerville
f
Village
Exempted
Sckool District, Ohio
•
Sale—The $500,000 build¬
i. Bond
ing bonds offered Aug. 23—v. 182,
p.'559—were awarded to McDon¬
ald & Co., Cleveland, as 23/4s, at
100.94, a basis of about 2.59%.
purchase of $10,000 gen¬
eral obligation water bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1955.
Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1961 and thereafter are callable
Legallity ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Bond
ment
$35,000 Service
improve¬
offered Aug. 22—v.
permanent
bonds
182, p. 559—were awarded to Fa-
Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
234S, at 100.03, a basis of about
hey,
as
1,
Altoona
2.74%.
1960.
182,
water
callable
145,000
revenue
bonds, series of 1955, was
an
investment
banking
sold to
Eden,
No.
4
Bond
(P. O. Jet), Okla.
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
of
Sch. Dist.
Karl
that
nounces
received
sealed
until
2
Reinke
L.
bids
p.m.
will
(CST)
an¬
be
Aug. 30 for the purchase of $130,000
building bonds.
Atoka
County Independent School
No. 26 (P. O. Caney),
District
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering
—
Tom
Rounsa-
ville, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 29 for
the purchase of $15,000 building
bonds.
Due from 1958 to
1962 in¬
clusive.
term bonds, maturing
in 1985 and yielding 3.375%.
$1,350,000
14
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
until Sept. 7 for the
cf $80,000 water works
system bonds.
received
purchase
Bank
Associated in the offering were:
Haupt & Co.;
Hemphill, No.yes & Co.; First of
&
Co.;
Corporation;
Michigan
Leonard
&
Ira
&
Moore,
Lynch; Singer, Deane
Scribner; Yarnall, Biddle & Co.;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.; Aspden,
Robinson & Co.; Rambo, Close &
Kerner,
Necker
Incorporated;
&
Co.;
Sc'naffer,
Stokes
Walter Stokes & Company;
L.
& Co.;
Arthur
Wright & Co., Inc.; C. C. Col-
lings and Company, Inc. and War¬
ren W. York & Co., Inc.
Bond
Borough
Ambridge, Pa.. .,
— Joseph
Rodio,
Offering
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
Sept. 12 for the purchase
of $180,-
$50,000
system
sewer
extension bonds
Garrett & Co., of Dal¬
improvement and
was
sold to
las, as 3V2S.
Due
inclusive.
on
Dated June 15, 1955.
1958 to 1987
June 15 from
1963 in¬
Interest J-D.
approved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Legality
Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Federal Reserve System
BUSINESS
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
$100,000
July
1,
from 1958 to
1
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
cessful
bidder,
by
proved
or
office.
Treasurer's
D o
at the County
Legality ap¬
Colman,
r s e y,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
Bond
Town
Valley Springs, S. D.
Offering — Guy Kurvink,
receive sealed
will
Clerk,
until
bids
7:30
(CST)
p.m.
on
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $55,000
sewer
and
street
improvement
Dated
bonds.
Sept.
1,
Due
1955.
1954
1955
1954
1955
purchase of
bonds.
Dated
building
-Unadjusted-
Seasonally Adjusted
the
for
INDEXES
1947-49 average=100
of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Sept
June
July
I
tJuly
June
July
tJuly
140
139
123
133
139
Total
143
141
124
134
141
Durable
157
155
134
149
155
128
114
119
126
107
Nondurable
128
122
110
production—
Industrial
Total
-
^
durable
Consumer
Total
116
125
123
112
122
155
147
116
138
174
165
126
153
160
107
195
184
125
117
1142
92
106
90
goods—
—
consumer
durables
Autos
195
180
127
Household
158
154
127
110
106
93
durables
Construction contracts, valueOther
t
122
Minerals
Major
116
j
Manufactures—
consumer
*
144
104
t
102
252.7
All other
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagrlcultural empl., total..
Manufg. production workers—
Employment, total
113.6
293.5
224.9
233.0
320.0
236.4
228.3
Residential
205.7
289.5
Total
187.6
275.8
217.2
113.1
109.8
113.1
113.1
109.4
105.5
105.8
98.5
106.8
114.4
104.6
113.3
114.3
103.0
97.3
97.7
94.1
96.3
95.8
93.1
150.9
Nondurable
10G.7
99.7
114.9
Durable
•152.1
131.9
*
Payrolls, total
86
«,
98
99
82
~94
~95
carloadlngs
.
88
109
*97
111
116
4123
Department store sales, value—
116
tl22
124
tl28
Department store stocks, value.
NOTE—Construction contract indexes based on 3-month moving averages, cen¬
tered at second month, of F. W. Dodge data for 37 Eastern States.
Employment and
Freight
payrolls indexes are compiled by the
tPreliminary.
available.
♦Not
Bureau of Labor Statistics.
.!.
JEstlmated.
(M-S) payable at a banking insti¬
designated
by
the
pur¬
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
chaser. Legality approved by Dan-
1
1947-49 average=100
tution
forth &
Danforth, of Sioux Falls.
TENNESSEE
Clarksville,
and
Revenue, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 14
for the
purchase of $325,000 bonds,
142
103
1954
1955
.
tJuly
July
-
June
126
July
'143
94
-168
163
147
159
164
138
135
121
133
135
116
Fabricated metal products
128
158
155
141
143
153
128
Machinery
Nonelectrical
137
136
125
130
137
119
199
194
173
167
184
145
Metal fabricating
Marable.
H.
June
139
Primary metals
Finance
of
Unadjusted-
1954
tJuly
Durable Manufactures:
Tenn.
Offering—J.
Bond
f
Seasonally Adjusted
1955
■
Electrical
—
204
194
170
203
200
165
Transportation equipment
153
149
136
148
149
132
Instruments
138
145
109
follows:
113
143
142
156
153
153
155
131
133
96
126
137
91
products
and miscellaneous—.
135'
134
120
126
130
112
122
122
106
113
117
99
145
143
130
135
139
121
111
112
98
97
108
95
116
102
Stone,
$175,000 not to exceed
inter¬
4%
est sewer revenue bonds.
1 from
July
Due
1957 to 1982
inclusive.
bonds.
1956 to
and
Lumber
Furniture
and fixtures
Furniture
Due
on
July
1
from
manufactures..
Miscellaneous
Textiles
and apparel
mill
Textile
products
Apparel and allied productsand leather products—
1970 inclusive.
Rubber
The
1955.
bonds
are
dated
July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the First American Na¬
tional Bank, Nashville, or at the
office of the Commissioner of Fi¬
nance and Revenue.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Trimble & Mitchell,
Marshall,
of New York
,
131
125
126
99
a
Rubber
149
97
«
107
100
138
138
126
<1
156
133
products
Leather
128
Manufactures:
Nondurable
improvement
street
150,000
Clay,
glass & lumber products.
clay & glass products.
*
as
on
Checotah, Okla.
Bond
1,
3.25%, according to maturity, and
Bache
J-D.
Interest
and
works
water
Legality
1,
to Dec.
1955
1,
group
1955, the issue
consists of $1,795,000 serial bonds
maturing from 1957 to 1975 and
offered to yield from 2.25%
to
on
Due semi-annually from
water
Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ipswich), S. Dak.
Offering—Laura Jeffrey
Bond
by Kidder, Peabody & Co.
and Smith, Barney & Co.
The is¬
sue
was
quickly oversubscribed
Sept.
Pierce
par.
Commissioner
Alfalfa County Indep.
$11,000
National
3s, at
as
headed
Dated
revenue
Co., of San Antonio. Dated Aug.
&
of Dallas.;
Sale—An issue of
Bond
$200,000
560—were awarded
p.
First
the
to
and the books closed.
OKLAHOMA
build¬
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
City Authority, Pa.
issue of $3,-
building
sold to Rauscher,
was
clusive.
on
Bond Sale—A new
Sale—The
Department
Oct.
PENNSYLVANIA
Willoughby, Ohio
bonds
headed by the Republic
Princeton, Texas
system bonds offered Aug.
22—v.
Water Dist.
20 for the
group
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
terest
franski, Secretary of the Board of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until 5 p.m. (PST) on Sept.
a
awarded to
182, p. 663—were
—v.
Eden, S. Dak.
Sale—The
Bond
Multnomah County,
Oregon
Bond Offering — Bernard Sa-
bonds
National Bank,
Bond Sale—An issue of
airport
$1,000,000 court
offered
Aug.
22
Bond Sale—The
house
Dallas, Texas
3V4%
O. El Paso),
El Paso County (P.
Texas
Board of Governors of the
works
1975
Burlington
(P. O. Portland),
Legality
J-D.
Interest
Crowe, of Dallas.
Dec.
$50,000
of $10,700
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
at par.
1955.
of
clusive.
interest
subsequent
any
560—were awarded to the State,
p.
12
as
on
on
Sept. 15, 1975
ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 182,
559—were
awarded
to the
First National Bank of Portland.
19
Principal
and
interest
payable at the Somerville
callable
South Dakota
Sch.
p.
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST)
bonds due
are
Day County Consolidated Indep.
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Roslyn),
No.
Marion
as
and
in
callable
on
15,
inverse
Sept.
dated
are
are
payment date. Principal and in¬
terest (M-S) payable at a place
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
sold to the East
was
Co., of Tyler,
4s.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
June 1 from 1956 to 1985 in¬
Edmunds County
Aug. 29.
of Education,
of the Board
Dated
DAKOTA
Sale—The
of
bonds
and
1955
numerical order
Investment
Texas
1, 1955.
■,
Bond
school bonds
1, 1962.
SOUTH
by., Mc-
Crowe,
Sale—An issue
Bond
sys¬
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
Manufacturers
Trust
Co.,
New
York
City/ or at the Guaranty
Bank & Trust Co., Florence.
Le¬
gality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs
& Simons, of Charleston.
Bond
&
Parkhurst
Due on Aug. 1 from
inclusive,
1967
1956 to
approved
Texas
sewer
in 1963 and thereafter
as
Legality
Cunningham Rural High Sch. Dist.,
Mc-
H.
bonds of 1955.
revenue
Aug. 1, 1955.
The
Dallas.
Leod, 'Mayor, will, receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 7
for the purchase of $150,000 com¬
ing bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 182,
Clerk
F-A.
Florence, S. C.
Offering—David
bined waterworks and
of Dallas,
inclusive.' -Interest
1986
to
1956
Pitts¬
of
Due
capital bonds.
inclusive.
33/4s, at a price'of par. Dated
Aug. 1,1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
Call,
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 30
Jefferson County
(DST) on
construction bonds.
1965
Inc.,
Hagberg & Co.,
new
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1983
on
as
CAROLINA
SOUTH
will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(PST) on
Sept 6 for the purchase of $130,000
Sept. 19 for the purchase of $18,000
Co.,
house
A.
M.
671,000
issue of $20,220
bonds was sold to
Sale—An
school
District Clerk,
proved
Shur-
Laura
Clerk,
Village
mer,
—
Twp.
obligation bonds offered Aug. 18
were
awarded
to
Cunningham,
&
clusive.
Avinger Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
(P. O.
Fredericktown), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $25,000 general
Brewton Ved-
—
Sept. 7 for the purchase of
from 1957 to 1965 in¬
$320,800 building bonds.
Dated
Principal
and
interest Sept. 1, 1955. Due on March 1
(M-N) payable at the First Na-i from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
tional Eank of Grove City. 1 Le¬
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
gality approved by Bricker, Mar- at the County Treasurer's office.
burger, Evatt & Barton, of Colum¬ Legality ? approved
by Winfree,
bus.
7
:v-! McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of
J.
Bethlehem
the
by
$226,000 refunding bonds. Due on
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1972 in¬
TEXAS
Bond
Sandy), Ore.
'
1
Offering—O.
(DST) on Sept. 12 for
the
purchase of $15,000 general
obligation bonds.
East
Prin¬
Cutler, of Chicago.
until 7 p.m.
Union High Sch.
O. Box 51,
clusive.
6
follows:
&
man
Secretary will receive sealed bids
burgh.
Ohio
Sr., Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive' sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Sept. 7 for the
purchase
of
$27,d00
building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
Bond
burg. Legality approved by Chap¬
Burgettstown, Pa.'
Offering — The Borough
Bond
received
be
cipal and interest payable at the
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Schmertz
OREGON
Offering—John Wallace,
Nov.
First National Bank, of Lawrence¬
bids will
City Clerk
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Sept. 8 for
the purchase of $897,000 gas and
sewer
system revenue bonds, as
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive.
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruf-
S.
Texas
Dumas,
Bond Offering—Sealed
on
tin,
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the legal de¬
pository, presently the Twinsburg
Banking
Company,
Twinsburg.
Legality
approved,1 by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
on
bonds. I Sept. 6 for the purchase of $350,Sept. 000 road and bridge bonds. Dated
Le¬
Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on March 1
Due
663—were awarded to a group
headed by R. J. Edwards, Inc., of
Oklahoma City.
p.
clusive.
Bond
1, 1955.
1956 to 1973 inclusive.
1 from
ing bonds offered Aug. 18—v. 182,
Ohio
Steele, Clerk of Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EB3T) on Sept. 15 for the
purchase
of
$420,uOO
building
bonds.
Bated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
on
obligation
general
Dated Sept.
.
School District,
Solon Local
000
Rogers County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 14 (P. O. Claremore), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $260,000 build¬
59
(867)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
approved by
Dempsey, of
Legality
Sanaers
Squire,
.
* *
*
«
.
Number 5459
182
Volume
and
products
printing
Paper aid allied products—.
Printing and publishing
Chemicals and petroleum prods.
Paper and
allied
108
86
a
108
82
a
108
91
126
86
a
150
85
a
105
87
127
137
116
a
156
120
110
127
127
121
119
126
113
162
160
141
153
157
133
a
169
148
a
164
138
prods...
products.
136
136
122
136
136
122
Food, beverages and tobacco—.
109
109
105
113
112
108
a
109
Chemicals
and
Petroleum
and coal
and
Food
Tobacco
beverage
manufac..
105
a
*
101
124
manufactures
123
112
a
112
109
a
a
92
120
119
City.
Minerals:
(P. O.
Lawrenceburg), Tenn.
Lawrence County
Bond
Offering—A. D.
Mineral fuels
Lindsey,
County Judge, will receive
bids
until
1:30 p.m.
(CST)
103
87
Crude
Metal,
oil
and natural gas
stone
and earth mln
oral
on
♦Not available.
tPreliminary.
86
70
77
74
57
141
140
133
141
140
133
108
127
138
119
115
123
1
JJl
€0
(868)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Rockdale, Texas
] New York City, Drexel & Co.,
Bond
Offering — N. E. Alford,
Philadelphia, Eastman, Dillon &
City Secretary, will receive sealed Co., and Allen & Co., both of New
bids until 5 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 30 I York City, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
for
the
purchase
of
$100,000 I San Antonio, Underwood, N'euwater
works
and
sewer
system j haus & Co., Houston, Dallas Union
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May
1, Securities
Corp.,
Dallas,
and
1955.
Due on May 1 from
1970 | Charles B. White & Co., Houston.
to 1985 inclusive.
The bonds are
The bond attorneys are Hawkins,
callable on or after May 1, 1967. ; Belafield & Wood, New York City,
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬ ! and McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
UNITED
able at the Rockdale State Bank.
'
•
.
.
.
•
Texas
-
Turnpike Company,
$130,000,000
Bond
is
bonds
3%%
1 from
cate,
leading
a
members
of
improvement
was
which
McCall,
and
&
Dallas.
on Feb.
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Trust
Co.,
Chicago,
Goldman,
Co., New York City,
Trust Company of Georgia, of At¬
lanta, and W. H. Morton & Co.,
New York City, as 2V4S and 2V2S,
at 100.003, a net interest cost of
In¬
Sachs
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Dallas.
&
about 2.44%.
The
bonds
sold
were
fol¬
as
lows:
$230,000 2Y2s.
1958
ark of PROGRESS in
to
Due
182,
&
offered
767—were
p.
1966
to
Due
2V2S.
Due
Sale—The
July
on
1
23
awarded
?..
to
663
p.
Anderson
—
were
Strud-
&
wick, of Richmond, and the Amer¬
ican National Bank of Danville,
jointly, at 100.033, a net interest
cost of about
is—
2.42%,
$180,000 2s.
Due
320.000 21/2s.
1965 to
Due
to
office.
the
for
pur¬
1975
inclusive.
Legality
approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
receive
of
bids
Sept.
on
chase
Comptroller,
sealed
(CST)
1980 inclusive.
City
19
$276,000
bonds.
until
J.
5
water
Edmonds, Wash.
inclusive.
Offering
Busch,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Sept. 9
(M-S) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Lines, Spooner & Quarles, of
for the purchase of $8,000
obligation
interest
City
'jUMI'i-iWwU
(M-S)
Why these trailers
i
--
Bond Sale—The
ride the rails
obligation
Aug.
•
24—v.
awarded
IF you happen to see trailers, you're seeing
highway a string of flat cars
182,
Seattle.
Dist.
are
are
loaded
tied down
Bond
at
the
an
shipper's plat*
400
(P.
O.
issue of $650,000
$231,000 2V4S.
on
as
Due
1957
to
174,000 2%s.
1963
to
1967
sets
The
be transported by Erie's Piggyrehandling and with a high
safety factor. Call your nearest Erie agent for
can
1955.
Back without
&
general obli¬
on
Due
to
Due
on
by
on
bonds
sold
was
to
Nov.
1 from
1956
1970
to
dated
are
F-A.
debentures
Thomson &
Sale
—
An
sold
was
15 from 1956 to
of
to
Nesbitt,
Due
Sept.
on
Preston,
1,
ap¬
4%
4%
at par.
560—
p.
State,
as
3s,
553.27
Pittsburgh
as
Erie Railr
bonds
of
$199,-
sold
to
Terry
was
as
4s,
Local
Improvement
No.
bonds.
72
The
1955.
No.
bonds
68
bonds.
are
Due July
dated
was
&
&
Co.,
to
1960
32,000 3V2S.
1961
to
90,000 4s.
1,:1967.
i
&
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
1965
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
Aug.
from
1
inclusive.
1975
Int. F-A,
1955.
Sale—An
school
bonds
was
sold
Credit-Quebec, Inc., at
98.74,
a
as
$71,500
follows:
3s.
Due
to
on
1960
July
Due
on
1961
1965
inclusive.
to
19,000 4s.
1966
of
Due
from
1
inclusive.
7,500 3V2S.
sold
the
to
price of
net interest cost of about
a
3.91%,
Quebec
issue of $98,000
Due
to
Dated
on
1975
July
1
July
from
from
1
inclusive.
July 1, 1955.
Int. J-J.
DIVIDEND
at
a
NOTICE
issue of $48,000
bonds
price
of
Co.,
98.50.
1,
Interest
Sale
—
An
issue
improvement
of
sold to Bell, Gouin¬
was
TWENTIETH CENTURY-
de¬
FOX FILM CORPORATION
Co., and McLeod, Young,
&
Co.,
jointly. Due
on
both
of
Toronto,
June 30 from 1956
quarterly
A
share
of
the
on
this
Roman
at
the
16.
Catholic
Separate
Board, Ontario
was
$140,000
sold to A. E.
has
of
$.40
Common
been
per
Stock
declared
1955 to stockholders
close
of
1955.
of
Bond Sale—An issue of
4% school bonds
record
September
Prescott
dividend
cash
outstanding
Corporation
payable September 30.
1975 inclusive.
School
,
a
inclusive.
Due
to
at
follows:
as
$168,000 3V4S. Due
1956
Ltd.,
net interest cost
a
3.92%,
$290,000
sold to McLeod,
was
Weir
1956
Co.,
improvement
33,4%
bentures
lock
to
July
T.
basis of about 3.97%.
a
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1975
$634,505
Weir
follows:
trict
PROGRESS
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
issue
7,040.42 Local Improvement Dis¬
.
DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN
Sale—An
District
i. Mot* of
Rene
price of
a
Peterborough, Ontario
$192,512.85
NEW YQRK
on
Debenture
Thompson & Co., of Seattle,
ERIE
Sale—An
Toronto,
*
Bond
cincinnati
3s, at
as
inclusive.
Longview, Wash.
jersey city
93.80,
$73,000
sold to Bell, Gouinlock &
Due
182,
of
price of 101.60.
a
village
was
fered
to the
Int. M-S.
Quebec
sold to
was
Leclerc, Inc.,
Bridgeport, Ontario
of
Aug. '23—v.
from
Sept. 15 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
Bond
Wash.
Gouinlock
Toronto, at
on
issue
improvement bonds
obligation unlimited tax bonds of¬
awarded
Sale—An
Bell,
Thorgrimson
Sale—The $33,000 general
1
Bond Sale—An issue of $160,000
school bonds
1975 inclusive.
Augusta Township, Ontario
to
Aug.
from
inclusive.
Grand Mere,
Bond
issue
Co., Ltd., of Montreal,
price of 101.10.
a
Bond
Legality
Sept.
on
1975
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
1966
$140,000 3%% town improvement
Aug. 1 from
Aug'. 1 from
1
inclusive.
Due
to
Sept.
on
1965
St. Angele-de-Monnoir,
at
Aug. 1 from
inclusive.
1971
bonds
Bond
,
school
on
to
price of
a
ONTARIO
Horowitz, of Seattle.
were
mpous/
1966
inclusive.
inclusive.
Leavenworth,
Piggy-Back is another example of Erie's
progressive railroading—offering shippers the
best in safe, dependable
transportation.
iwoianapoli
Due
to
29,000 4s.
issue of $65,000
Aylmer, Ontario
follows:
1966
Interest
proved
full information.
<7
District
Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Ltd.,
of Winnipeg, at a price of 102.19.
Due
sold
was
follows:
$45,000 3s.
1962 inclusive.
245,000 2%s.
drugs
41/2%
Sale—An
Debenture
to-door.
to
School
on
Hundreds of commodities from television
as
price of 98.94,
Poulsbo),
Sale—The National Com¬
gation bonds,
special 7 5-foot flat
they move over the rails
long haul—an Erie service from door*
From there
for the
No.
mercial Bank of Seattle purchased
form, sealed and hauled away by tractor. The
trailers
>
issue of $74,000
bonds
net interest cost of about
a
Young,
No. 2116, Man.
Washington
shippers.
Erie trailers
97.15,
3.97%,
of about
Kildonan
Bond
*
Int. J-D.
Credit-Quebec, Inc., at
school bonds
MANITOBA
Kitsap Sch.
North
15 from
inclusive.
Sale—An
improvement
Dated Aug. 1,
County,
Kitsap
phase in railroad transportation.
This is Erie's
Piggy-Back—combining both
railroad and highway for better service
cars.
&
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loaded with
the latest
to
664—were
Stein, of
p.
Bramhall
to
offered
bonds
June
on
1975
Magog, Quebec
CANADA
North
$50,000 general
school
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
King County, Kent School District
No. 415 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
V-T.
&
Roberts
inclusive.
Boucherville Parish, Quebec
Bond
1.
from 1957
Principal and
Sheffelman, of Seattle.
M"<A
interest
and
1
Weter,
by
Sept. 1, 1955.
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1973
payable
at the
office. Legality
Treasurer's
approved
general
Sept.
Dated
Sept.
on
inclusive.
1963
to
bonds.
Due
1955.
Anita
—
June 15 from
on
1965
to
Milwaukee.
Bond
inclusive.
Dated June 15, 1955.
Dated
Principal
June 15 from
on
1959
to
1966
storage
hank
on
as
p.m.
pur¬
WASHINGTON
Due
Due
to
97,000 4s.
will
the
for
net in¬
a
4.13%,
t
1956
Point, Wis.
Offering — Norman
Meshak,
about
a.m.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at a place mutually satisfac¬
tory to the City and the success¬
ful bidder, or at the City Treas¬
urer's
of
'
$3,200,000 school bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Oct.
1956
price of 97.60,
a
cost
$107,000 3s.
Stevens
Sept. 1 froir
on
from
1 from
Sept.
on
Inc., at
terest
follows:
Oct.
follows:
as
1964 inclusive.
1956 to
of
Dated
D.
in¬
1975
Bond Sale—An issue of $245,000
was sold to Belanger,
re¬
9
of
school bonds
1960
will
until
14
1956 to
40,500 3V2S. Due
Clerk,
bids
Sept.
on
chase
1
City
issue
QUEBEC
Eau
sealed
Ontario
An
—
Asbestos, Quebec
1956
Claire, Wis.
Offering — Gordon
Do¬
Interest J-D.
Principal
payable at the
Charleston, or at the Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Campbell,
Sale
June 30 from
clusive.
office, through
Valley
Bank,
Kanawha
(CST)
bonds
182,
v.
—
on
July 1 from
on
the
to
Township,
inclusive.
(J-J)
of
$42,000 4% debentures was sold to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., of
Montreal, at a price of 102.27. Due
Treasurer's
the
ceive
$500,000 gen¬
offered
improvement
Due
1989
Bond
Danville, Va.
Aug.
State
inclusive.
1973
VIRGINIA
eral
to
interest
sold
was
Waterloo,
WISCONSIN
t-:
Bond
1957
and
issue
Securities
Debenture
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on Sept.
19 for the purchase of
$800,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955.
An
—
Corp., Ltd., of
Toronto, at a price of 101.25. Due
on Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
Charleston, W. Va.
Bond
Offering—J. A. Hudson,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Jul.y 1 from
on
r::
U
minion
to
July 1 from
on
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.
tx-
debentures
Aug. 24—
awarded
Sale
$203,700 3%% town improvement
Marshall, of Seattle.
inclusive.
1965
560,000 2V4S.
Railroading
1,010,000
c
Debenture
WEST VIRGINIA
University of Vermont and State
; Agricultural College (P. O.
Burlington), Vt.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,800,000
dormitory bonds offered Aug. 24—
v. 182, p. 663—were awarded to a
group composed of the Northern
terest F-A.
.will include: Glore, Forgan & Co.,
bonds
revenue
Foster
sold to R. A.
Co.,
of
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due
nationwide syndi¬
by
1
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $40u,000 water
VERMONT
—
street
Underwood
during Oct. It will
fee
Co., of Toronto. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
Wallaceburg, Ontario
Skagit County Public District No.
v.
862,000.
Monday, August 29, 1955
.
Ames &
Horowitz, of
Authority
Housing
principal amount of $52,-
gregate
&
.
0
drainage bonds
be
to
of
group of 42 local hous¬
ing authorities will offer for sale
Sept. 13 note issues in the ag¬
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
Offering
expected
Legality approved by Pres¬
Seattle.
on
Weslaco, Texas
Texas
made sometime
made
Offering
Notes—A
States
of Dallas.
Planned—Public offering of $130,€00.000 Dallas-Houston Turnpike
revenue
United
,1
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J-J.
STATES
ton, Thorgrimson
1
.
DONALD
A.
business
on
HENDERSON,
Treasurer.
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