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MONDAY
ISSUE
5/
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 182
Number 5453
New York 7, N.
Price $1.15
Y., Monday, August 8, 1955
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co.
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)—Sales and
Earnings at Higher Rate—
1
sales
1955
Depreciation
18,285,851
Income
taxes
debt
funded
Funded
_
share
ACF Industries, Inc.—Partial
There
have
shares
stock
of
the
$50
$55.10
at
called
been
for
97,660,879
value,
New York
Stock Exchange
New York
Stock
Stock
182.
Cincinnati
20,942
1955,
This
corporation
shares
of
stock
common
offered
be
for
July
on
filed
29
The
cents).
10
debentures
are
Stock
to
Of
be
the
used
series
to
to
The
The
the
small
or
Harry
Stock Exchange..
to
7
Florida,
in
17
Collinger
A.
is
the
Stock
Exchange—Curb
1955
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
oper.
from
from
Net
ry.
33
$405,332
$544,054
94,765
192,054
72,916
37,837
75,243
28,430
2,518,444
3,226,547
2,758,835
Condition
481,506
1,218,605
765,443
a
___
Federal
322,928
171,934
509,835
331,978
income
accrued
After
1955 the last
shares
share.
per
above
outstanding
will
the
redemption
be
its
The
of its
$100
Trust
will
company
numbering
stock
common
this
presently
115,730
while
will have
stock, issued In 3944, amounted to $2,203,800, all
been
retired
through earnings.—V. 182, p. 109.
offer
Alabama Gas Corp.—Holder Group Discloses Plan for
Sale of Properties—
The
given
Aug.
directors,
to
2
"A
outlined
-
"No
reports
*
connection
that
the
with
p.
widespread
the
company's
properties
publicity being
to be sold, on
are
stated in part:
group
systems
bodies,
in
to
of
the
company's
management
the
and
offer
solicited
of
or
to
asked
the
purchase
received
a
plan
would
company
have
which
under
be
sold
directors'
any
stockholders
common
of
from
the
time
no
distribution
public
time
to
that
plan.
company's
the
gas
to
toward
attiti'd
by the company and
recently
has
one
property
has been
has
been
authorized
as
:
sales
Member
Banks
per
1955—6 Mos.—*1954
1955—3 Mos.—"1954
3,737,941
1,691,400
6,429,507
5,352,850
1,985,000
918,000
3,400,000
2,829,000
-
share
com.
$1,752,941
$1.40
$773,400
$0.52
$3,029,507
$2.38
$2,523,850
$1.94
182,
p.
109.
Enka Corp.—Registers
With SEC—
on July 28 filed a registration statement with the
223,530 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be offered
corporation
The record date, rate of subscription,
subscription by stockholders.
Is named as the underwriter.
proceeds will initially be added to the general funds of the com¬
and will be available for Its general corporate purposes, including
capital expenditures for improving processes of manufacture, for new
plant facilities and for extensions, additions, and Improvements to
existing plants and research facilities.
Additional funds in excess of
the amount of such net proceeds are needed, in the opinion of the
ment.
'
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Net
pany
for construction of a new rayon staple fiber plant and for
expenditures. The company will provide the additional
required for these and other purposes out of its working capital,
from depreciation and amortization, by retention of a portion of earn¬
company,
other
capital
funds
ings, from borrowings or from the sale of securities.
Organized by a predecessor of Algemene Kunstzijde Unie N. V.,
("A.K.U.") of Arnhem, Holland, American Enka is a large producer of
It intends to continue in the business of produc¬
ing filament rayon yarn, to expand its production of nylon yarns and
filament rayon yarn.
under
trustee
Uranium Corp., Moab, Utah—Stock Offered
Enkastichting, as
holds in trust for the benefit of AKU
of American Enka. It will
fibers, and also to enter the rayon staple fiber field.
trust agreement,
a
of the
1,117,650 outstanding shares
purchase an unspecified amount of the new shares.—V. 182, p. 409.
(par one
cent) at 30 cents per share "as a speculation."
proceeds are to be
operations.—V. 181, p.
net
used to
2009.
pay
for
expenses
.
incident
.
to
Investment
American
The
merger
proved
on
Donald
L.
into
1
Aug.
Barnes,
Co. of Illinois—Consolidation—
this company of Domestic Finance Corp. was ap¬
by the directors of each company, according to
President of American Investment Co. of Illinois.
...
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
6 Jordan
S. J. BROOKS &
THE
TORONTO
STOCK
THE
E>
TORONTO
STOCK
Toronto Stock
Montreal Stock
EXCHANGE
Exchange
Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
HANGE
Investment Dealers Assn.
BOND & SHARE
STOCK
Street, Toronto
Members
COMPANY
MEMBERS
MEMBER
BROKERS
Canadian Securities
BROKEf s
of Canada
Private Wires Between
New York
186
BAY
ST..
TORONTO
1
EM.
6-4651
185 Bay
Watt & Watt
Street, Toronto lr Ont.
TELEPHONE
MIDLAND
20
AJA>
116f
9LIND
555
Fort William
"
Members National
RIVER
Direct private
SAVARD & HART
wire to
L. J. FORGET & CO.
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
TELEPHONE EMpire 34012
BRANCHES
»
Investing Corp., New York, on July 29 pub¬
r
Jack Purceii & Company
'
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
46
45
licly offered 1,000,000 shares of common stock
The
Co.
$36,201,287 $25,662,529 $66,778,866 $58,972,851
taxes
income—
on
earnings
617,895
mining
•"
■
Canadian
and
S.
for
of
System
inc.
American
If
State
t$0.9O
give effect to
.
___%_!
before
This
309.
All
19,235,642
119,976,858
share
preferred dividend requirements.
^Adjusted to
split-up in June, 1955.—V. 181, p. 2353.
SEC covering
"Any sale of the company's operating properties pursuant to a
sell all the property, whether at one time or from time to
—General
36,027,480
20,276,327
$1.72
shares
common
"Restated.—V.
that
is
and
38,683,413
19,447,771
12
plan
time,
would require
among other things the affirmative vote of not less
than 80%'
in value of the capital stock of the company."—V. 182,
to
_■
____
to solicit any such offer. The attitude of the board
it cannot undertake to say what it might do
an offer is presented to it other than to say that,
it does not invite any offer to purchase its property, any such
will be considered on its merits,
directors
when,
.
total preferred
which
.
.
Earns,
the company
of
35,424,228-
71,451,708
income
Period End. June 30—
Co.,
have
$
411,641,060 341,729,952
23,694,842
20,674,834
15,109,270
13,454,701
.
plus
share,
1954
1955
American Brake Shoe
outstanding
per
Cleveland
■'•A
.
$
V
taxes
The Course of Bank Clearings
by
stock
only
shares.
of
at
The
1, Ohio is the redemption agent.
the
33
Redemption—
1,
preferred
$2.50
of
for
Oct.
on
participating
dividends
Cleveland
Stock
will redeem
company
cumulative
Reserve
of
conversion of
two-for-one
52
and Payable
Statement
\
v"^
common
per
"After
*
Foreign Exchange Rates
46
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 46
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
46
906,682
Calls Preferred
The
5%
Earned
Net
$440,458
.
income
Number
44
Miscellaneous Features
2,984.553
railwa
oper.
Net
43
Section
General Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Declared
.
-
depreciation and depletion
—
U. S. and foreign taxes on inc.—
33
56,894
railway
"
S. and foreign taxes on
U.
Net
1952
.
for
Transactions American Stock Exchange
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
*r>-
Income before
33
$522,024
173,168
income___
•
•
.
the
on
40
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Dividends
1953
1954
»
■
Provision
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Akron, Canton & Youngrstown RR.—Earnings—
June—
■
amortization
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 33
number
company.
1
for
Kentucky
Maryland,
of
President
'
>
Provision
39
Exchange
the
in
>
Sales and Operating revenues
U.
Finance,
which
is
business, has increased the
issued
Six Months Ended June 30—
*
38
State and City Bond Offerings
Gross
1
September.
in
Admiral
loan
operating offices from
Colorado.
'.
Earns,
early
months,
18
past
were
37
Exchange
Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages.
added to the company's working funds,
the company's business through the opening
shares
412,204
increase,
37
Exchange
Over-the-Counter Markets
be
offered
be
$13,126,937
3,329,601
$3.94
Aluminum Co. of America (& Subs.)—Earnings—
/
37
Exchange
this
;
otherwise.
and
will
finance
consumer
its
offices
securities
During
and
will
balance
used for expansion of
Stock
Stock
Stock
of the proposed financing. $513,182.50 is to
the outstanding Junior subordinated debentures,
all
retire
Exchange
Toronto
The
five
of
Exchange
Toronto
proceeds
additional
of
units
in
34
34
Canadian Stock Exchange
100%
underwriters.
the
net
B.
be
of
public sale at
to
offered
be
...
Exchange
Francisco Stock
Montreal
to
"Of
34
36
San
of principal amount, with an 8V2%
preferred and common shares
preferred shares and one common
6hare, and at a public offering price of $50 per unit with an under¬
writing commission of $5 per unit. Paul C. Kimball & Co. is named
as the
principal underwriter.
commission
are
$12,000,142
"3,900,111
$3.08
requirements
preferred stock and an additional 151,861 shares were issued in the
acquisition of the net assets of Gleaner Harvester Corp., Independence,
Mo., and Baker Manufacturing Co., Springfield and Beardscown, I1L
—V. 181, p. 1669.
29
Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
a
value
(par
25
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
Mo.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the
SEC covering $1,000,000 of
participating Junior subordinated sinking
fund
debentures, due Sept.
1, 1970, together with
50,000 shares of
cumulative preferred stock, 60 cents series (par value $5), and 10,000
-
$13,490,505
363,568
income—
Earnings per common share
34
Midwest
Admiral Finance Corp., St. Louis,
Securities and
"14,550,000
$12,562,932
562,790
on
shares
Common
13
(Bonds)
Detroit Stock Exchange
preferred
convertible
109.
n.
Stock
Boston
15,
(Stocks)
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
cumulative,
5%
share.—V.
par
per
Sept.
on
taxes
available for common stock
outstanding end of period
Earnings
Redemption—
redemption
Federal
Preferred dividend
Quotations
Page
American
„
for
1954
230,830,917
15,525,000
241,178,632
;
expenses
Provisions
$1.22
31,904,518
33,277,500
102,251,383
surplus____
Stock and Bond
1.
p.
In This Issue
5,345,755
30,246,000
and
181,
1955
$268,291,564 $259,846,422
:
Net earnings
6,258,200
$1.49
40,144.896
debt
Capital
I
659,254
6,861.785
6,508,342
:
earnings
Earnings per common
Working
capital
and
income
3,312,540
577,860
:_
Net
—V.
16,442,715
^
provision
on
other
and
Costs
1954
$56,970,305
3,428,570
profit
Operating
Sales
$59,660,865
____
Interest
(& Subs.)—Earnings Lower
6 Months Ended June 30—
Year Ended June 30—
Net
MISCELLANEOUS
-
of Security
Association
Dealers, Inc.
70 Pine Street,
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
New York 5, N.
Bell System
Y.
WHitehall 4-3262
Teletype N. Y. 1-374
A
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1955.
15,
Sept.
ca
stock.
mon
merger
Both
listed
are
American
Both
the
on
Domestic
and
in
Stock Exchange.
finance business.
York
New
are
the
consumer
they have 346 loan offices in 27 states from coast to coast.
Combined,
filed a registration statement with the
SEC covering a
maximum of $650,000,000 of convertible debentures,
to
be ofiered for subscription by
stockholders at 100% of principal
amount.
The
Interest
and conversion
rates, due date, record date,
and
subscription rate aie to be supplied by amendment.
The exact
amount of debentures to be offered will depend upon
the number of
shares outstanding on the record date.
The company has no definite
plans as to the disposition of any debentures not subscribed for under
this offering; but in the event of any reolfering of unsubscribed de¬
bentures, the registration statement will be appropriately amended in
This
company
Securities
The
and
Commission
Exchange
to
for
use
for
the
$14,395,000,000 at March 31, 1955, giving
as to additions.
Further large expendi¬
tures are needed,
particularly to meet the continuing new demand
for
telephone service and to provide for further cuai operation tor
well
service.—V.
local
as
Louisiana
Pipe
stock
the
The
first
of
Jan.
1,
1977,
Life
Mutual
would
be
used
Federal
income
taxes
income
State
and
$493,054
rv.
Co.
of
York;
New
shares
its
of
also
$100
sell
and
issue
to
$20,000,000.
T. McElvenny, President of American Natural, said that the
present time table contemplates mailing subscription rights to common
Ralph
shareholders
about
Aug.
with the rights
9,
to expire about two
weeks
Jater.
American
Louisiana
gas pipe line from
initially 300 million
cubic feet of gas daily to system operating companies and to 14 other
utilities in Michigan, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Missouri.
Mr.
McElvenny said that construction of the new line has begun
Louisiana
southern
and
.
that
the
line
Completion
removal
several
of
Detroit
to
scheduled
is
the
to
on
be
natural
a
to
completed
the
been
Natural
Gas System.
These include the metropolitan areas of Detroit,
Muskegon, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee and Racine, The utility companies
serving
these
cations
from
pipe
line
have
now
areas
who
customers
than
more
desire
unsolicited
150,000
for
gas
heating.
home
appli¬
The
new
will
supply these
customers
and
provide
the
additional
natural gas desired, by more than 5,000 industrial consumers.
The subscription price for the new stock is to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
the
Unsubscribed
subscription
will
shaies
price
to
offered
be
stockholders,
for
to
sale
underwriters
purchasers
prospective
at
shares.
American
Louisiana
bonds
will
be
in
sold
accordance
bond
with
*
•
Louisiana will use the proceeds of its sale of stock and
plus $12,000,000 to be received from the future sale of interim
notes (also to be the subject of a future filing with the Commission),
to provide the major portion of the $130,000,000 estimated to be re¬
quired for the construction of a natural gas pipe line system which
American
—V. 181,
2925.
p
American Machine
&
Foundry Co.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
Six Months Ended June 30—
1955
Sales
Total
after
before
deducting
Federal
Provisions
Net
$61,807,000
for
income
Dividends
taxes
interests
20-year 3V2%
V.
182,
Common
shares
Earnings
per
outstanding
Unfilled orders
June 30
on
$55,591,000 existing at
.
177,000
$1,477,000
last
series
new
by
of
this
for
gauges
corporation,
the
Net
Net
2,134,353
year.—V.
process
S.
U.
Gauge
$0.78
182,
p.
310,
industries
Division.
been
have
Supergauges" and "Solfrunts," these lines are manufactured to grade
Test Gauge accuracy.
Supergauges are available in cast case con¬
back to
sizes
while
in
gauges
Solfrunts
back
completely
are
have
flange,
identifies
available
solid
a
front
flange,
front
182, p.
inches,
and
listing
gauge,
and tube materials.—V.
4Va
with
safety
turret
figure
inches
6
1955.—
Increased—
type
and
$
47,011,082 278,194,231 259,181,227
33,122,224 198,194,573 193,768,517
$
$
expenses
51.264,422
36,011,726
from ry. o.per.
15,252,696
income—_
6,377,712
65,412,710
28,641,534
79,999,658
35,136,882
13,888.858
6,305,739
182, pp. 210 and 310.
Stock
on
will
shareholders
Aug.
receive
will
movement,
number,
socket
B.
L.
England,
the
sidering
See
Lilly Belle Mining & Milling Co.,
178,
p.
sale
held
be
on
the
to
Railway oper.
Sept.
16.
share.
1955,
A
stated
to
special
net
for
proceeds
general
are
to
corporate
Net
(N.Y.)—Stock Offered—
be
used
to
repay
purposes—V.
American Seating Co.
181,
outstanding indebtedness
p.
public
act
on
of
RR.—Earnings—
SJ *alt8
Income before
,
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$12,735,119 $12,058,467 $83,523,481 $82,035,601
67,864,829
63,839,725
11,224,481
10,928,550
from ry. oper.
$1,510,638
$1,129,917 $15,658,652 $18,195,876
ry.
Railway
Federal
Federal
income
income
taxes—J,
taxes
Net
$1,012,487
ry.
1/9,
sha^ of stcsk outstd., June
p.
236L
$103,476
590^000
$544,532
320.220
30, 1955
6,634,786
warrants
exercised
were
by
bearers
share.
per
—V.
181,
2458.
p.
first
Earnings—
and
Co.—Sales
earnings over those of the
stockholders of this company,
gains in second quarter sales and
Marked
of
quarter
1955
reported
were
to
July 29.
on
the
for
income
of
sales
on
rose
to $826,763 or 53 cents a
This compares with earnings of
quarter
second
$30,000,000.
almost
share on sales of $18,500,000 in the first three
$141,977 or nine cents a
months.
June 30 show sales of $48,or 62 cents a share.
In the same
reported sales of $55,000,000 and net
incofne of $2,159,334 or $1.42 a share.
The backlog ol orders at June 30 was $49,000,000, up from $45,000,000 at the end of the first quarter.—V. Ib2, p. 110.
Results
000,000
Net
taxes
after
income,
with 1954 second-quarter sales of $18,$770,637 for the quarter as against
was
earlier.
year
a
colnpares
before
Profit
of
business
for the three
This
$14,438,047.
375,212.
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co., the pur¬
became effective May 1, net sales
months ended June 30, 1955 amounted
sales
and
assets
Bliss Co.
$1,940,155
company
months
two
whose
of
W.
to
the
Bliss Co.—Backlog Increased—Earns. Off—•
(E. W.)
chase
income of $968,740
net
1954,
Including
of E.
period ended
six-month
the
for
and
in
period
the
for
taxes,
quarter
second
1955
of
totaled
as
compared with $838,281 for the corresponding period of
preceding year. Net earnings were equivalent to 38 cents per share,
$371,637
the
based
shares
981,189
the
on
of
currently
stock
common
outstanding,
including the 159,701 shares issued in connection with the purchase
Mackintosh-Hemphill. On the basis of the 821,527 shares then out¬
of
standing,
the
Net
1954.
share
—V.
half
income,
were
as
year.
$3,939,343 for
totaled $988,140,
against
taxes,
after
$30,602,053
the previous
of
as
shares currently outstanding, as
earnings of $1,671,443, or $2.03
the 821,527 shares outstanding at that time.
with
on
Reflecting the substantial increase
latter
the
1955
of
first
$2,054,140
to
amounted
of
the
for
share on the 981,189
1954 first-half net
per
compared
per
taxes
months
six
first
$33,129,367
months
same
$1.01
or
the
for
with
before
equal to $1.02 per share.
second-quarter earnings were
1954
sales
Net
compared
to
in new orders that occurred dur¬
portion of the second quarter, the company's backlog
approximately $40,000,000 as of June 30,
1955. This
with
31,
Dec.
a
backlog of
1954
approximately
$36,000,000.
2238.
181, p.
Booth Fisheries
Corp.—Earnings Show Gain-
Eight Weeks Ended—
and
Sales
Jun. 25,'55 Jun. 26,'54
.
$6,072,148
$5,066,487
93,503
$0.32
revenues—.
80,374
$0.27
profits
share
per
of
common
as
stock
share are after
p. 310.
used
common
stock.—V.
prefered
stock
common
shares
shares
45,268
Earnings
of
271,606
on
182,
outstanding which in¬
dividends
on
May
2,
1955,
stock
provision
for
dividends
1954
1955
$
Net
sales
and
renegotiation
37,869,658
19,992,222
—
17,877,436
taxes—•
income
taxes
Can.
$
267,653,614 194,729,331
-
before
on
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Borg-YVarner Corp.
Six Months Ended June 30—
inc.
l
and
———
earnings
The
shares
for
earnings of $17,877,436 are equal to $2.39 per share on
of
$5
par
value common
stock outstanding after
stock
preferred
21,764,037
11,773,299
dividend
$256,275.—V.
of
182,
p.
9,990,733
7,366,568
allowing
110.
Bostitcli, Inc.—Breaks Ground for New Plant—
Ground
broken in
was
poration for
new
a
East Greenwich,
R. I.,
factory and headquarters,
on Aug. 3 by this cor¬
which architectural en¬
gineers say will be the larges one-story factory in New England. The
new
plant, where Bostitch will manufacture its largest line of staples
stapling equipment in the
for completion late
world, is scheduled
1956.
The
factory building alone will be 440 feet by 900 feet, and is being
designed by the Boston architectural engineering firm of Charles T.
Main, Inc.
The factory, with general offices, will be erected on 90
acres, 30 miles northeast of Bostitch's present main location in West¬
erly, R. I. All of Bostitch's principal plant and office operations, now
in Westerly, will be moved to East Greenwich when the new plant is
completed.—V. 175, p. 914.
318.845
$1.58
$0.85
Boston
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$376,462
Railway
Railway
expenses
110,185
110,477
629,766
670,779
$20,120
*$7,001
$246,696
$175,021
income
*11,116
*35,501
40,788
*33,109
oper.
182,
&
p.
Ohio
RR.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$
$
Railway oper.
oper.
revenue
expenses
$
$
32,736,891 203,209,429 188,239,269
26,463,342 160,173,421 153,452,904
37,488,716
29,694,974
*'
Net
Net
—V.
rev.
ry.
from ry. oper.
oper.
182,
p.
income
210.
Net
Net
ry.
7,793,742
3,228,766
.
'6.273,549
3,120,277
43,036,008
20,708,008
34,786,365
16,920,201
$7,363,518
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$6,945,790 $41,671,084 $41,142,531
expenses
5,301,573
5,891,474
32,364,489
35,304,423
from ry. oper.
$2,061,945
$1,054,316
$9,306,595
$5,838,108
income—
741,198
105,742
2,586,020
*172,530
oper.
rev.
oper.
Bower
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
revenue—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
210.
Period End. June 30—
Maine RR.—Earnings—
&
Period End. June 30—
$845,800
from ry. oper.
' 1 134 532
,
6,181,364
Ry.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$130,305
Baltimore
1954
1,100,000
,
dlvide"ds
X s- Per
•—v.
Danville
revenue—
oper.
rev.
Railway
nH*
&
"Deficit.—V.
2,112.487
591,745
210.
p.
oper.
Railway
2458
1955
723,898
income
oper.
132,
$17,108,482 $14,799,351
---7—r-
$5
in
expenses
Period End. June 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
6 Months Ended June 30—
outstanding
of
Through the exercising of the warrants, $186,170 in new capital was
by the corporation. The sales increased the outstanding stock
of the corporation lrom 175,000 to 212,234 shares of common stock.
meeting of
this recom¬
that the directors were now con¬
a small amount of common stock
1955—Month—1954
revenue—
oper.
Net rev.
Net
The
of Warrants Exercised—
Corp.—Over 99%
99%
1269.
Equity Securities Co., New York City, on July 25 offered
300,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) at $1
per share.
and
armatures
clean
received
Net
182, p. 210.
Period End. June 30—
Atlantic
American Rare Metals Corp.
to
to
and
—V.
Inc. below.—V.
iieiu
about $14,000 during the
m*Liveaaace aad service tecnaique.
new
Split—Sale of
i
Spearfish, S. D.—
the
Robert
that
additional
one
President,
early next year.—V.
Railway
American Mining & Smelting, Inc.,
Stock Offering Suspended—
used
nuclear
mendation.
legend
1.
devices
River
Savannah
aviation
commercial
the
in
production
clean
to
the expiration date of July 31, it was announced on Aug. 4
A. Weaver, Jr., President.
Of
the
75,000 outstanding warrants,
74,468 were exercised. Each
two warrants entitled bearers to purchase one share of common stock
prior
Considered—
announced
1
inches
Dial
Inc., below.—V. 178, p. 658.
310.
p.
than
More
Profit
it is recommending to the
shareholders that the common stock be split on the basis of threeshares-for-two.
For
each
two
shares
of
common
stock held,
the
directors
shareholder
Hailey, Idaho—
Aug. 1 by this Corporation's Pioneer-Central
Lewthwaite, Divisional General Manager,
an¬
World Airlines,
Inc.
recently bought the first
utilizing
of
182,
Fed.
The
The
approve
on
Trans
use
Bettinger
cludes
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
revenue—
oper.
oper.
ry.
to
estimated, will effect savings of
year
"Based
blow-out
8V2
cases.
first
Net
209.
oper.
rev.
not
on
Atlantic Coast Line
in
of
months
six
Atlantic City Electric Co.—Plans Stock
protect workers.
These
that
for
it is
amounted
Additional Common
Trade-named
AA
struction,
first
$1,$63,000
2,598,350
were up substantially, the $79,413,000
greater than the unfilled orders figure
time
Outstanding
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
$1,840,000
also
that
nounced
ing
yield
p.
Railway
bidding
aeocntures.
or
310.
p.
Comrnission-DuPont
Energy
"Earnings' per
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—New ProductsTwo
182,
competitive
whether
on
182,
units
ultrasonic
first
Atomic
was announced
division.
George
A.
compares
Railway
$0.57(
backlog at that time being 43%
FINANCING
commercial paper sold by this company was
announced on Aug.
1.
The interest rate paid commercial paper in¬
vestors was advanced y8 of 1%, as follows: 30-89 days, 1%%; 90-179
days, 2% ; 180-265 days, 2'/8%; and 266-270 days, 2Vi%.
The
advance
indicates a
further tightening m
short-term credit.
1,847,000
'
;
PRESENT
Associates Investment Co.—Paper Rates
Increased
3,687,000
share
common
the
of
the
Profit
410.
p.
its
income
40-year
later
debentures.—V.
plant
be
insur¬
$5,000,000
*$'2,711,000
30,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
the
during
$1,711,000
from
will
and
$60,523,000
184,000
stock
TO
debentures, series A
(no par value)
stock
"Increased
1,740.000
stock
to common
EFFECT
Authorized
Common
the
would' act
Bendix Aviation Corp.—New Development—
as
of the addi¬
notes receivable,
for other corporate purposes.
installment
of
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
V.
announced
proceeds to be received from the sale
will be added to its general funds
acquisition
contracts and
premium
ance
3,401,000
operations
preferred
Balance available
of
the
for
$
income
in Ohio
1951,
5,
stock
common
available
of
$4,000,000 issue
it
waived
Commission
Commerce
a
Lilly Belle Mining & Milling Co.,
Sale
at
of
PROCEEDS—The
tional
$1,661,000
oh
taxes
See
of
purpose
but
inconae
on
Federal
from
on
minority
Oct.
incorporated
was
Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. for
furnishing a finance service for the general public
including the policyholders of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
(Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co., Farm Bureau Mutual
Fire
Insurance
Co.,
and Farm Bureau Life
Insurance Co).
Farm
Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. on July 22, 1955, owns 49V2%
of the common stock of the corporation.
With one exception, the board
of directors of the corporation is composed of members of the board
of directors of the Farm Bureau Insurance Companies.
J. The corporation oftns all
the outstanding common stock of Mutual
Income Foundation, Inc., sponsor and principal underwriter of Mutual
Income Foundation,
an
investment trust created by trust indenture
under the laws of the State of Michigan.
subsidiary
a
Period End. June 30—
income
Income
at 39 E.
BUSINESS—Company
$55,561,000 $56,389,000
6,246.000
4,134,000
Rentals
received by Paul O. Sebastian, Secretary of the
Chestnut St., Columbus, O.
Subscriptions will be
—V.
1954
(Ohio)—Stock Offered—
underwitten.
bonds,
will extend from southern Louisiana to Michigan, for the
purpose of
supplementing the gas supply of Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. and
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co., subsidiaries of American Natural,
issue
Net
July 22
company,
1,522,695
ICC—
Approved by
Issue
Bellevue Mining & Concentrating Co.,
T09.
late last month offered to its common stockholders
the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 11 for 5,000
additional shares of common stock (no par) at $60 per share on the
basis of one-half share for each share owned.
The offering is not
agreements entered into with the insurance companies, such
bonds to be issued from time to time as funds are required by American
•
income.
company
record
purchase
Louisiana.
railway
4,427,388
854,169
385,088
4,601,355
1,190,710
535,554
4,329,302
717,999
264,536
4,518,423
915,150
377,372
railway—
p.
1,427,573
233,732
Blaw-Knox
Approved Finance, Inc.
The
of
to' bid
competitively Aug. 9 on the amount to be paid by American Natural as
compensation to the successful bidders for purchasing the unsubscribed
The
57,110
income..
oper.
182,
1 07,146
inc.
Debenture
Interstate
share
the
in effect for
served by the American
have
in the important industrial areas
years
in June 1956.
Line will permit
Pipe
which
sales
gas
—V.
supply
Louisiana
American
restrictions
of
to construct
plans
fields
1952
$711,261
7,826
8,769
to
for
stock
common
par
1953
$804,818
217,222
82,238
1954
$814,401
150,982
70,991
railway
oper.
from
$2,592,381
oper.
$8,177,590
Stock Offering Suspended—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$87,750,000
$815,497
179,178
railway——
from
from
ry.
from
290,000
$152,312
RR.—Earnings—
1955
Net
Insurance
347,370
195,058
209.
p.
Ann Arbor
Gross
$1,810,061
$69,786
of
$8,031,413
1,112,614
619,560
—i—
taxes—
June—
Net
5,585„209
Dr$32,162
ry. oper.
actual
1954
$11,002,179
.
.
earnings
Net
5,626,s59
said
by
182,
765,862
on
—V.
——
before
Net
Natural
(& Wholly-Owned Subs.)
1955
sales
of
sell
to
The
cleaners
310.
Six Months Ended June 30—
purchase
to
«.
Louisiana
American
p.
—Earnings Up Sharply—
pipe line
bonds, 4 V* %
series, due not later than
to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and $9,750,000 to
mortgage
American
balance
the
and
subsidiaries.
authorized
railway
at
proceeds to purchase common stock of American
Line ,Co.
other
also
SEC
182,
American Window Glass Co.
Profit
802,207
from
rev.
which,
Net
expenses
oper.
same
to
as
$7,437,020
Commission
upon
distance
$733,700
requirement
foi
at Dec. 31, 1949, to
retirements as well
000,000
effect
$371,993
Proposed
general
received
authorized the
plan of this company and American Louisiana Pipe Line Co.
Under the plan as approved by the SEC,
American Natural would
fell 736,856 shares of common
stock to shareholders through rights
cn
the basis of one new share for each five shares held, and would
$20,000,000 of the
Net
corporate purposes.
The company also intends to
purposes
such
additional proceeds as may be
conversion of debentures into shares of capital stock.
According to the prospectus, the total investment in telephone plant
for the company and its principal subsidiaries increased lTom $9,433,-
and
financing
use
Net
revenue—
oper.
Railway
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Period End. June 30—
Railway
the
the net proceeds from the sale of
subsidiary and associated companies;
to use
advances
purchase of stock offered for subscription by such; companies; for
extensions, additions and improvements to its own telephone plant;
the
—V.
Approved—
July 29
on
intends
company
debentures «for
Net
American Natural Gas Co.—Financing
thereof.
advance
The
2
Aug.
on
RR.—Earnings—
Bangor & Aroostook
Telegraph Co.—Registers Rec¬
SEC—
With
Issue
182, p. 409.
Louis, Mo.—V.
Headquarters of both companies are in St.
Debenture
ord
,
,
agreement, Domestic Finance Corp. stockholders
•will receive one share of
American Investment Co. common stock
for each
shares of Domestic Finance Corp. common stock. Ameri¬
can Investment Co.
of Illinois will be the surviving corporation.
American
acquired a stock interest in Domestic in
1950 and a
controlling stock ownership in 1951. American Investment Co. owns
eppioximately 80% of Domestic Finance Corp. common stock (the
caly stock outstanding) at the present time.,
The
merger,
if approved by
stockholders, is expected to effect
economies through the elimination of certain expenses and the overJapping of operating functions. It will also serve to give additional
strength to the financial position of American Investment Co. of
Illinois, the surviving corporation.
/•
American's directors also declared a dividend of 40 cents a share
cn the common stock
payable Sept. 1, 1955 to stockholders of record
Aug.
11,
1955. This is the 99th consecutive quartly dividend paid
cn American's common
stock. The regular quarterly dividend was also
declared on the preferred stock of American.
The directors of American Investment Co. also voted to redeem the
outstanding shares of both classes of its preference stock—the series
"A"
81.25
convertible preference and the 4 V2 %
preference stock.
Redemption price for both classes is $25.50 a share plus accrued
dividends and the redemption date is Sept. 1, 1955. Mr. Barnes stated
that most of the series
"A" 31.25 convertible preference stock was
expected to be converted to the company's common stock prior to
the redemption date.
There are approximately 15,000 shares of the
series "A" preference and approximately 63,908 shares of the 4V2%
preference now outstanding.
After
the
merger
and
redemption American
Investment Co. of
Illinois, the surviving corporation, will have only two classes of stock
issued and outstanding—the 5(4% prior preferred stock and the com¬
the
Under
American Telephone &
submitted to stockholders of each company
proposed merger will be
I he
/
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(506)
2
182,
p.
Roller
2.'
Bearing
Co.—Merger
Effective—
and Federal-Mogul
Federal-Mogul-Bower
stock (par 85) of the letter
will be issued in exchange for each share of capital stock1 (par $5)
of Bower. Scrip will be issued in lieu of fractional shares.
The agree*-ment of merger dated May 11, 1955, became efiective on July 29.
The
shares
of
stock
of
Federal-Mogul Corp.
remain unchanged.
—V.
182, p. 311.
'
In
connection
Corp.,
the
Bearings,
with
surviving
Inc.,
1 1/9
the
merger
company
shares
of
to
of
be
this
company
known
common
as
Number 5453
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc.—Plans 15-for-l Stock Split
The
Aug.
have" called
directors
19
vote
to-
s:ock
common
on
special
a
proposal
a
If
the
authorized,
is
proposal
increase
to
from
60,000
the present outstanding shares of
adopted,
meeting
sales
and
not
earnings
yet
year
have
they
will
show
—V.
180,
p.
been
figures
of
the
and to split
amounted
the
over
shares
months
of
anticipate
like
period
Co.,
securities
.
1954.
Spokane,
Wash.—Stock
Belle
Milling
Co.,
Inc.,
be^ow—V.
179,
1477.
p.
last
Net
income
sales
The
the
first
$33,198,148,
income
sales
net
cn
for
of
net
a
of
overa.l
six
the
$33,052,889
financial
months
after
for
of
depletion
first
after
six
depletion
position
the
of
totaled
1955
of
$198,502.
months
of
in
$1,606,887
This
1954
the
reporting
Net
the
fir t
Earnings
by
the
in
began
The
in
was
to
E.
Endicott
June
capital
30,
of
months
1955,
19,
of
of
of
1955
this
1955
the
on
pref¬
the
on
the
results
16%
pro.Rs
of
months
J.
to
on
higher
Division
debt
and
offering
received
this
the
to
stockholders
proceeds
net
amount
balance
under
the
the
of
continue
Canada
the
also
company
Co.,
Ltd.,
of
St.
added
Paul
has
working
to
tinue
its
taxes
ICC
of
A
funds.—
RR.—Ex¬
issue
to
63,560
79,131
42,815
ratio
'
Gross
.Net
.
from
railway—
railway
stock
in
from
Net
ry.
182,
Canadian
stockholders
thorized
common
2-for-l
stock
offered
be
in
value
par
shares
on
463,772
Ihe
328,708
of
July
soliciting
exchanges
shares
•835
•
These
for
the
annual
in
the
number
2,000,000
to
4,000,OOQ
22,
present
shares
new
shares,
of
1955.—V.
For
the
Jhad
meeting
and
33Vh
16%
180, p.
of
au¬
approved
cents
cents
(Canadian)
of
•
outstanding
on
the
23.8c
were
the
in
of
the
company's
total
a
of
exchange
shares
balance
30,
of
Central
Ohio
of
;
*.
-of
first
and
mortgage
accrued
the
shares
4uti,-
is
est,
in
of
June
1954,
the
the
to
either
8.2
incorporate
8.2
with
will
line
The
minimum.
the
higher
at
have
test
gasoline
is
using
to
Products
called
interest.
Corp.
for
182,
below.—V.
redemption
series
3%#
B
will
Payment
2117,
182,
of
be
Broadway,
165
due
,
Feb.
30,
,
i
<of
Aug.
on
record
80
an
of
of
the
into
in
p<".per
to
retire
1
July
proceeds
outstanding
connection
in
offered
27,
office
N.
6,
100%.%
at
1
the
of
called
From
i
W.
.
telephone
lines
has
from
short-term
with
the
into
extend
The
25,000th
June,
three
of
the
shares
additional
sale
of
notes
central
it
New
in
be
succeed
$10)
debt since
standing
telephone
will
State.
Net
ry.
—V.
Laifer,
G,
taxes.
32
serve
connected
than
more
vessel
the
of
The
newspaper.
in
The
of
until
President
as
filed
letter
a
of
first
to
-the
basis
of
on
of
aggregate of
an
Chairman
as
-the
to
C.
U.
&
to
be
Is
for
,
&
the
The net
also
1955—Month—1954
with
$
one
of
be
6,619,386
58,092,412
22,176,835
July
on
40,000
filed
28
shares
share,
of
expenses
a
letter
Burlington
The
1,
of
&
for
each
will
finance
and
10
be
opened
p.
THE
COMMERCIAL
(Telephone
post
.
office
Canada,
NOTE:
at
to
10
net
mining
Quincy
with
cents)
($10
the
Heater.
heaters
at
has
been
Lallv
Mr.
Copper Ranga
a
M.
Range
Company
President
of
S.
board
Foster
and
John
P.
the
Warren
D.
consisting of Nelson J.
Co.
Darling,
Lally.—V.
181,
Sell
not
noon,
more
type
than
80%
suburban
time
of
the
Aug,
and principles
is
a
of deaera-
sectioned
v
drawing
and
10
AND
Seibert,
FINANCIAL
President,
2-0613); 1
New York, N.
per
account
year.
of
Other
the
v
CHRONICLE
Published
twice
(Reg. U.
a
week
Countries,
fluctuations
in
$62.00
the
rate
per
of
share).
of
the
$29,824,401
fiscal
current
for
the
nine
cash
and
interests
gold
It
in
Juan
has
129
mining
County,
producer
vear
months
authorized
claims
in
the
Utah.
Baker,
near
capitatl
has
Ore.,
293
shares
4,000,000
of
Vice-President
and
Treasurer.
Secretary-Treasurer
Mr.
were:
Williams;
John
continues
Mr.
Baker,
M.
Secretary,
as
New
Philip C. Gifford,
Gillerman;
at $1
181,
of
Mills, Inc.—Earnings Encouraging—
that
in
the
surpassed
first
the
encouraging.—V.
half
of
marks
1955,
volume
the company's
reached
in
recent
and
years,
7.
182, p.
the
net
earnings
company's
Universal
share
for
share
Pictures
1,602,501
on
the
of
Co.
months
six
amounted
outstanding
earnings
to
shares
corresponding
stock
equal
to
outstanding
75
period
cents
that
on
of
1954,
share
per
date.—V.
Universal
picture
reported
New
com¬
corporation
filed
20
to
On
common
company's
of
capital
earnings
of
shares
1559;
p.
letter
a
sub¬
SEC—
notification
of
with
the
SEC
covering 100,780 shares of class A common stock (par 10 centsi,
of which 91,380 shares are to be offered to the
public at $3 per share
and 9,400 shares to employees at $2.75 per share. The
public offering
will be underwritten by Atwill & Co..
and H. Hentz & Co., both of
Miami
pershare.
July
on
195d,
its
equal
stock.
capital
1,602,501
on
30,
of
$1,610,691,
of
Decca
181,
June
ended
undistributed
Inc.
Denison Corp., No. Miami, Fla.—Files With
Junction,
Grand
and
Fla. The net proceeds
Beach,
financing
stockholders,
reduction
expenses,
and
working
to
are
be used
accounts
of
for
legal,
payable,
printing-
payment
to
capital.
2116.
p.
Match
The company
$3,950,000
for
30,
with
income pf
of
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
reports
1955,
net income of $4,254,000,
on
income,
for the
a
Federal
June
taxes
according to
R.
$3,250,000,
after
G.
Fairburn,
of
taxes
after deductions of
six months ended
President.
$3,030,000,
Net
per
income
per
common
share
for
first
the
181,
for
p.
the
Sales during the first half of 1955 amounted
com¬
1875.
of
half
a share,
after deduction of preferred dividends,
share earnings of $1.03 for the first half of 1954.
sales
offices
This
for
compares
first halt
the
1954.
$1.40
type carbon black will also
increased production facilities
thermal
of
$60,504,000 for the same
period
of
1955
to
came
comparing
with
to $64,223,000 as against
1954.
All
'
figures for both periods include the results of General Package
Corp. which became a division of Diamond Match on May 31, 1955,
and per share earnings have been reported on the basis of 2,713,763
shares
common
This
shares
stock
preferred
Dividend
1955,
■
is
net
and
taxes
proceeds
company
entitled
to
182,
in
dividends,
to
are
operates
participate
a
be
used
to
addition,
pay
for
to
ii\
the
5%
of
the
presently outstanding.—V.
179,
p.
2247.
6%
York
New
its
to
of
Shares, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
its
Sales of
of
1955,
period
'
expansion,
etc.
drug store chain in the Washington,
D.
C.,
Engineering Corp.—Sales Up—Profits Off
this corporation and its subsidiaries,
of' 1954,
for the first six months
the record total established during the corresponding
Philip S. Fogg, President, said in the midyear report
for
the
?
period
totaled $8,206,056,
first six months of
Patent Office)
William B.
187-9.-
;
'
Subscriptions
in
.
1954.
Dana
New
Company,
and
•
,"
company
statement
filed
an
covering
capital stock.—V.
181,
p.
amendment
an
Aug.
on
additional
(Joseph)
compared with $8,172,728 for
received during the first half
Dixon Crucible Co.—Net Up 36%—
period
amounted
to
$5,509,031,
June 30, 1955, scored a 36%
in dollar sales. Net sales for
compared
with
in
$4,938,981
-
the
all
charges and taxee
cents per share on the
250,000
$20 per capital stock
outstanding since the
five-for-one stock split effected in January, 1955.
This compares with
a
net profit of $117,597, reported for the six months ended June 30,
1954, or 47 cents per share, based on the increased number of shares.
The corporation's current backlog of unfilled orders is greater than
the volume of a year ago, and incoming orders are being maintained
at a high level, Frank G. Atkinson, President, states.—V. 181, p. 1875.
amounted
to
period
of
$159,993.
shares
of new
1954.
This is
after
Profit
equal
to
64
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
with a statistical Issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
1955 by William B.'Daria Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
U.~ S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00 per year; in Dominion of
Copyright
-
1,
7,000,060
2012.
advertising issue)
Smith.
United" States,
JL
orders
par
The company in the six months ended
increase in net earnings on an 11% gain
the
exceeded
stockholders.
Sales
investment
registration
25c
net
cumulative
312.
p.
Thursday (general, news
Ca,' England,- c/o Edwards &
3,
months
and
far
are
the
The
administrative personnel.—V.
[every
year.
nrovision
is listed on the American Stock
Exchange.Cornucopia are: Carl M. Stolle, Spokane, Wash.,
David
Williams, ? Houston,
Texas,
President;
Gerald
corresponding
182,
S.
Rise—
after
1955,
30,
1955,
Decca
owned
718,585
shares
of
representing
approximately 71%
of
the
motion
outstanding common stock.
182, p. 311.
by 15% as a result of
completion in January, 1956.
includes enlarged modern
Consolidated
to
Drapers' .Gardens.- London, E.
Y., under the Act of March
30.
of
C.
$1,204,288
-
tanks
storage
construction
per
The
"
of
cost
June
2579.
p.
District, San
Utah.
River
per
In
during operation of the Coch¬
Other
photographs
show
the
Equip¬
17.—V.
nine
with
181,
in
stock
business
diivdend.
The
coaches.
on
Corp.—Earnings
ended
June
for studying
production
and
the
former
Is announced
including
>
after
-
Chicago
up
for
new
months
411.
sidiary,
Solvents Corp.—Affiliate to Expand—
laboratories
annual
are
operations.
RR.—To
capital.—V.
profits
be
to
proceeds
s,
gallery
STate
$58.00
On
Jr.,
Electric
a
Consolidated
106.
Offered—Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Wash¬
ington,! D. C., on July 21 publicly offered 30,000 shares
of 6% cumulative participating preferred stock at par
the
William. Dana
LaCroix,
Co.,
Decca Records, Inc.—Reports Increased Earnings—
six
Community Drug Co., Inc., Arlington, Va.—Preferred
plans tc sell $4,350,000 of equipment trust certificates (
1955, and due in 30 equal semi-annual instalments, -
certificates
will
F.
Copper
Stock
110.
p.
flow
(par five cents)
pany's executive
115,148,656
notification
(par
The
underwriting.
incident
locomotives
Bids
to
July
proceeds are to be used to purchase land and other facilities;
stepped
company
Sept.
used
on
July 29 ratified an agreement with Pemberton
Wilmington, Del., giving Pemberton a controlling,
shares of Cornucopia stock.
The latter obtains
of
officers
earnings
A common
—
company's
The
stock
common
without
ment Trust Certificates—
diesel
in
President.
The
33.035,018
33,325,610
Chicago,
John
first
Gillerman, Boston,
Spokane,
formerly
of
SEC
record
share
new
Sports Racing Association,
working
scheduled
4,209,669
pay
Bond
Sold—The
Vice-President
Morris
Pine
appointed
compared
Uranium
common
p.
the application of carbon blacks
in all phases of industry are now under construction at the Sterlington,
La.,
plant of. Thermatomic Carbon Co., an affiliate of Commercial
Solvents Corp., it was announced on Aug. 1, by M. C. Wheeler, Therma¬
$
6,508,579
to
be
to
are
be
to
Indianapolis
proceeds
formerly
Copper
Olmsted,
for
$100,000
Indian
It
the
Offered
General Investing Corp.,
July 29 publicly offered 600,000 shares of
Additional
311.
per
Milwaukee,
2,000,000
Diamond
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$
12,250,055
income
for
The
19,297,639 120,381,976
used
The
Deaerating
Commercial
Ry.—Earnings-
21,457,914
$5
$10)
Co.,
Providence, R. I.; and James F. McManmon, Worcester, Mass.—V. 182,
h s been
Cleveland Graphite
stockholders
illustrations
steam
Stock
on
area.—V.
dated
the
of
and
wacer
combinations
stock
mon
tomic
Ohio
expenses
at
net
and
the
with
(par
income
directors elected
Clevite,
notification
describes the requirements
rolling and pitching.—V.
—
York,
in
system
from ry. oper.
company
the
on
1954.—V.
Inc.
Chairman;
of
President of The
now
$300,000 of class
working capital.—V. 181,
One
30,
of
New
Corp.—Describes Atomizing Deaerator—
showing
of
Colo.
25,917,025 178,474,388 148,183,674
covering
Wis.;
late
White
Federal
sales
payment
Big
offering will
be
underwritten
by W.
E.
Hutton
The net proceeds are to be used to reduce bank
4635
for
stockholders
interest
Md.
increase
Colorado
/
effered
Pa.,
the
of
the nine
$27,120,078
June
Industries
•
Cheyenne Mining & Uranium Co., Cheyenne, Wyo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
The
notification
stock
Milwaukee
Cornucopia Gold Mines—New Control, etc.—
the paper
available.
The
Cochrane Atomizing Deaerator is also adaptable to marine application
since
its
design
permits peak efficiency operation even
while
the
stations.
25,000
33,707,969
p.
of
firm
legal
See details in V. 182, p. 411.
was
Hochschild,
Net
ended
largest operating unit in the Clevite
offered
be
atomlzation.
variety
were
revenue...
oper.
182,
con¬
Manager
2579.
p.
July 21
The
Atomizing
rane
improvement
and
by
in color
fourth ..largest
From
$
rev.
Rochester
America—Debentures
succeed
George
income for
totaled
July 29 that James L. Myers is retiring
on
Laffer
share
per
held.
Publication
3,164 stations, the
independent
central offices, its
serving
the
now
and
was
Period End. June 30—
Net
also
taxes, amounted to $1,381,448, equal
to
$2.61
per share on
512,390 outstanding shares of common stock.
For the nine months ended June 30, 1954! the
company reported net
income of $1,012,280, or $1.88 a share, after provision of $1,237,000 for
fund, beginning May 1,
1956, will
it down gradually to easily man¬
Vice-President-marketing
181,
to
Baltimore,
and
tion
1955.
Railway oper.
Railway oper.
The
Madison,
Pittsburgh,
to
President
vacancy
Cornucopia,
mining claims
William
Mr.
on
Cochrane
used
will
corporation
expansion
offices,
York
is
counties
11
Chesapeake
of
committee
$1,497,000
$1
of
which
stock
this
of
the
company's
until
grown
company
will
General-
and
high-
York,
New
who
2799.
of
has been elected President of the corporation.
Brown,
$28.50
shares
Marquis
nucleus
a
-corporation
the
Walter
Net
stock.
common
will devote full time to his position
and
Directors.
of
(par
at
27
180,
Y.—V.
corporation was organized in 1922 by the consoli¬
Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Norwich, the
Berlin Telephone Co. and the Waterville Telephone Co.
New
of
elected
executive
p.
1376.
announced
company
stock
BUSINESS—The
the
through
Co.,
Cornell-Dubilier
„
of
Colvin,
were
Lally
Jr.,
octane
Corp.—New President Elected—
division.—V.
to its common stock¬
25,000
program.
dation
Rochester,
F.
1952.
corporation's
financial
bringing
p.
coveiing not in excess of
is underwritten by W. E. Hutton & Co., and
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, both of New York.
issued
&
Corp.
elected
fill
To
debentures.
of
$100
debentures
debentures
the
the
sinking
our
176,
to
The
$372,000
York only,
PROCEEDS—The
,
the
Hugh
Vice-President
as
share
per
Hayden
President
directors
Coastal Finance Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
subscription privilege); rights to expire on Aug. 16. The
offering, which is made to bona fide residents of New
t
P.
also
Dan
4
«.
post
of
is
quickly sold.
An
Ferger,
the
further,
named
1955
the
York
of
H.
increases
Bronze
(par $20) at $22.50 per share on the basis
share for each 3Vs shares held (with an over-
one new
present
relations.
President
as
subsidiary.
,
marine
or
compression
available for
not available.
President
and
Publisher,
said,
$1,000,000 in debt enhances the value of our other
of companies,
group
1968,
1,
at
made
New
their
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co., the
stock
common
stockholder
subsidiary
$11.50
were
was
Chenango & Unadillo Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—
holders
staff
and
Corp., according
Chairman of
and
company.
Corp., Indianapolis, Ind.
outstanding notes.
elected
211.
p.
Sept.
on
for each
common
holders
bought
reduction
of
directors
the Board
of
311.
p.
Enquirer
debt
President,
as
18%.
the
convert
Roger
size."—V.
The
with
of
quarter
shr.res of
10
that
operation
the
& Co.,
company
his
at
John
1
compression
1
being
7.2
or
1
to
7.2
horsepower
235
to
minimum,
octane
72
1
to
gasoline
automotive-type
grade
rated
not
first
and
Clevite
!
for
company
compared
second
the
is
ageable
available
$620,793
the
increase
an
for
1954.—V.
in
income
1955
stock
common
in
share
per
27.5c
of
Cincinnati
reduce
the
of
retirement
Joans
This
President
Copper Range Co.—Lally Elected President—
on
and
purchased.
Normal
2080.
'
Vice-President
of
Engineering
Fogg,
publicly offered on July 27 by Kidder,
Peabody & Co. and associates at 101% and accrued inter¬
engines is
of
311.
p.
rate
cash
securities
outstanding
with
compared
end
date
same
bonds,
Room
company,
p.
addition
new
which
where
understood
the
"The
Steel Products Co.—Merger—
been
line
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. is the owner of the entire $2,500,000 issue
convertible debentures outstanding, purchased when the
employees
Central Pacific Ry. Co.—Partial Redemption—
have
and
1980, which
with probably not over 500 being built.
octaine
areas
182,
the
at
This
4
There
S.
has
Corp.,
$35,000,000 of 3.30% sinking fund debentures, due July 1,
Division by C. C. Williams,
The ri'ew beauty is
called
the
supplied
regular
80
corporation
Wdlard
See Hercules Steel
the
year
be
gasolines of
1* engine
to
the
was
therefor.
debentures
the
1955,
$634,661
of
earnings
against
as
June
was
As
2,664,016
shares
reason
this
1955
and
issued
a
of
amount
number
leave
ended
1954.
JPor
post
Consolidated
Philip
parent
Container
the
of
Engine
Sales.
of
Engines
of
use
those
7.2
take
1207.
conversion
been
total
and
dividends
in
in
stock
,
(Ca¬
Corp.—Conversions, etc.
principal
for
had
the
months
stock
•2,259,C42
r
stock
2,666,477
three
period
same
30,
June
on
Vacuum
position, Mr. Nunan will act as a special advisor to
policy matters relating to management, market¬
Harley,
repay
Sept. 30 will redeem $1,000,000
of
its 6%
convertible debentures, due Aug. 1,
1962.
The debentures are redeem¬
able
at
104
plus
accrued
interest or are convertible into common
$957,000.
common
the
$5,043,000
surrendered
bring
to
created
of
by
on July 21 filed a letter of
covering 26,000 shares of class A common
Cincfnnati Enquirer, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures—
increase
an
their
two
common
stock
of
•amount
lor
1955,
been
conversions
common
,
of
marine
fast-expanding
a
that
can
either
gasoline
It. is
after Aug.
21,
had
newly
Share
as
.
•
of
As
require
This
at
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
-debentures
outstanding
Consolidated
company
public
in
Wis.;
luxury class V-8 rated at 250 horsepower.
a
stated
ratios.
gasoline.—V.
Split Voted—
that
1
Aug.
from
exchange
may
and
on
400,072
Ltd.—Stock
authorized
value,
par
46,683
628,699
the
on
equipment
offered
exchange
for par.
par
deducting
Marine
Charge
engine
engines
users
split.
Stockholders
nadian)
52,161
made
was
common
835,068
'151,968
the
of
210.
p.
Prospect
Announcement
909,953
194,435
income—
oper.
-Deficit.—V.
768,632
890,459 shares
omTihe cori,pany
v
white
ratio
945,613
to
production this
new
•
compression
From Jan. 1—
in
Williams
The
*35,403
89,612
income—
the
Consolidated Water Co. (Wis.)—Files With SEC—
$60,003,000
preferred
its
it could save $1,560,000 a year
the interest of Ihe de Dentures
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
application
dealer-manager
Chrysler
Imperial V-250 and is
$74,983
5,521
addition
for
Vice-President
Mr.
*40,697
$9,7UU,UUU.
was
appointed to fill the
by Fr. Nunan's resignation from the board of directors
oi
the vacuum-equipment
company. All appointments became effective
Aug. 1—V. 181, p. 2470.
182, p. 411.
crowning
but limited
*793
tnan
Consolidated
ri
would
2055,
1,
by
named
the
by
provisions of the law.
been
announced
'
$150,047
more
Engineering Corp.
Thomas
H.
Remington, member of the
Remington, Gilford, Willey and
Williams,
Chrysler Corp.—^Expands Marine Line of Engines—
,
1952
$113,673
new
and
of
taxes.
preferred stock,
5%
in
income
has
Jan.
par
said
railroad
securities.—V.
London,
1953
oi
President
President
Succeeding Nunan
to
to
used
was
Pacific
&
600,000 shares
lor
income
due
$100
present
Beane
will
1954
of
his
Fogg
ing,
completed
amounting
$5,003,000
to
the
Board
In
actively
play
an
important
corporation.—V. 182, p. 210.
the
of
$141,980
railway
oper.
The
is
RR.—Earnings—
railway
from
ry.
1957.
Equipment
anticipated
1955
from
Net
&
Division
Tube
.
Cambria & Indiana
.Net
through
Vulcanizer
which,
it
is
expansion program
June—
.-Gross
Wolverine
Canada,
in
part
will
and
way
purchased
Ontario,
plant
nign
on
Nunan,
announcement
Mr.
a:l
authorized
been
exchange
Federal
road's
Federal
in
has
in
debentures,
under
is
continuing with
its
p.ogram
of
expansion
and
according to the report to shareholders. Modernization
Detroit
to
an
the
in
rights
Of
new
share
per
named
advisor
year.
than
were
cents
Kneeland
been
Champlin
the
of
inducing Champlin's income for
corporation
a
1954:
,
the
of
52
or
4,009,506
non-recurring
four
however,
after
Milwaukee,
cut
to
the
The
affected
Calumet
company
diversification,
included
include
first
itB'oicicu
profits, after taxes, of $295,961 were equal to 31 cents per share
938,559 shares outstanding on June 30. This
compared with $467,143
vacancy created
company
Tne
close
adversely
were
30,
2579.
debentures
move
a
for
months
1954
$11,800,000.
Chicago,
Presi-"1
the
at
alone,
stock
the
1955
p.
181,
The
$20,758,000
was
of
not
the
for
1JDJ
on
vacuum
result
long-term
strengthened
Lovell,
$14,180,000
during the strike at the
the company reported.
2,
part:
June
dividends
share
per
in
change Approved by ICC—
1954.
six
costs
May
on
at
as
working
first
fixed
continued
which
capital
net
a
months
six
ended
said
perioa.
May
,
$384,998.
corporation
according
for
86c
18
on
$1,271,886
-
working
with
compared
of
period,
did
operations
V.
compares
of
and
from
a
'
'
during
.dent.
July
on
months
provision
were
Ui
•Net
Board,
six
earnings
year's
reduce
with
After
operations
approximately
-
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—Semi-Annual Earnings
Higher
net
the
earnings
$819,00C
six
that
"As
Mining' &
the
stock
Co.'s
first
of
on
Lilly
these
of
Refining
Earnings
Offering Suspended—
See
for
$3,603,013.
common
that
'reason
that
of
530.
Highlands Mining
earnings
of
outstanding at Ji ne 30.
"Earnings lor the like period in 1954 were reported as $3,396,000.
figures lor the two periods are not entirely comparable lor the
this
the
Butte
.
of
Chairman
The
six
officials
company
increase
to
shares
erence
first
Wagner,
"Consolidated
plan to consider a new
increase the
percentage
of
for
released,
substantial
a
shares
of
15-for-l.
policy which would materially
earnings to be distributed to stockholders.
While
number
the
Chicago Corp.—Earnings Show Gain—
Richard
for
directors
dividend
*
stockholders
.
1,200,000 shares,
to
common
the
of
3
(507)
'
exchange, remittance lor foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
.
•
'
•
4
The
Investment Co. of Illinois above.—V. 180, p. 1203.
American
is
to
Inc., Quincy, Mass.—To Expand—
Dunkin' Donuts,
in baked goods
concept
doughnut shops constitute a
merchandising, is currently engaged in an
expansion
program.
Dunkin' Donuts is the*
brainchild of William Rosenberg, President of
Industrial Luncheon Service, one of the most successful industrial
feeding concerns in the East. Dunkin' Donuts drive-in shops, currently
seen
in New England, sell only doughnuts and coffee.
However, the
old-fashioned idea of selling a half-dozen varieties' was comp.etely
discarded and
the Dunkin' Donut shops of
today merchandise 32
varieties.
will,
consider
19,
Aug.
on
tnis
between
agreement
sale.,
proposed purchase
the Murray Cor¬
a
and
company
of America, Detroit, Mich., and also consider a proposed
merger wnh the
Union Chemical & Materials Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
All class A end class
B common stockholders of record July 18 are
eligible to vote on the proposal.
Tne purchase and sales agreement with Murray Corp.
provides for
Murray to acquire the easy trade name, current assets and sales or¬
contains
also
and
to buy the lixed assets ot
the
agreement
is
approved,
option
an
If
Murray Corp. will set up a new home laundry products division which
will be operated in the present Syracuse, N. Y. location.
Tne merger with Union Chemical provides for the formation of a
new
division which wilt continue the manufacture of home laundry
and defense items
output will be sold
products
products
the
of
total home laundry
by the new division
in Syracuse. The
to and distributed
Corp.
Murray
proposed merger is approved, W. Homer Reeve, President of
head up' the management of the Syracuse division of
and Stewart F. Hancock and Mrs. H. Paul Nelligan
become directors of
the Union Chemical and Materials Corp.—
the
If
Easy,
will
This
the comparable period
1954, net income after all
share on the 252,959 shares
of class A and class B common stocks then outstanding.
The company previously reported that sales for the 13 weeks ended
June 25 last, were $13,646,758, an increase of 10%/ over the $12,408,842
for the comparable period ended June 26, 1954.
Revenues were ob¬
tained
from the operation of
36 locations this year, as agafnst 37
class
and
year
On
July
Edison
A.)
Infringing
Sues Webcor for
—
will
served notice on Aug. 4 that it means business in
the growing electronics industry by filing suit charging Webster-Chicago
Corp.
with the infringement of basic tape recorder patents.
In a
pleading filed in the U. S. District Court for Southern District of New
York
Edison accused Webcor of violating patent rights involving electrorfic and mechanical devices related to the transport mechanism of
magnetic tape recorders, sale of which in todays market is conserva¬
tively estimated at more than $100,000,000 at the retail level.
Although
some 50 manufacturers produce tape recorders informed sources believe
the potential market to be less than 5% saturated.
In an agreement with the International Electronics Co. of Philadel¬
phia entered into during late 1953, Thomas A. Edison, Inc. acquired the
rights to valuable patents and the right to grant licenses to other
manufacturers.
At that time Henry G. Riter, 3rd, 'President of the
remarked that Edison planned to retain exclusive use of
patents directly related to dictating equipment.
Commenting on the
present situation, Mr. Riter said, "We have every reason to believe our
prior position in the development of these patents, through the work of
The International Electronics Co.,
will eventually lead the courts to
find in our favor."
It was in April of this year that Webcor initiated
a declaratory suit against Edison requesting the courts to invalidate the
patents in question, rights to which Thomas A. Edison, Inc. had previ¬
ously acquired from The International Electronics Co.,
which had
pioneered tape recorder development when the art was in infancy in
company,
1945.—V.
181,
receive
be
to
are
offered
Auto-Lite
Electric
The
Co.—Sales
lor
for
$96,755,282
period last year.
earnings through June 30 were $6,265,069,
the same
$3.91
a
share.
Last year's earnings ior the same period were $776,097, or
49 cents a share.
Both are based on the presently outstanding 1,600,990
shares.
common
James
He
as
also
a
the rise reflected
President, said
Falvey,
P.
Auto-Lite
well
or
a
heavy demand
customers
products by the company's original equipment
substantial increase in replacement business.
reported
the
that
has revised its capital asset
first quarter estimate of $10,500,-
a
approximately $13,500,000. He said the increase has been made
"principally because of the need for additional facilities to take care
of new business which
is available to the company for the 1956 car
to
000
year."—V.
181,
plane
well
the
tinued
was
Mr.
should
year
inquiries
of
is
orders
and
continuing
both
in
foreign phases of the company's operations, con¬
Leece.
"Although a seasonal letdown can be expected
industries during the third quarter, results for the full
certain
in
he added.
most satisfactory,"
be
Consolidated
sales
net
the
for
months
six
ended
June
including Keller Tool since it was acquired on Jan. 31, 1955,
to $21,441,320.
This compares with sales of $15,270,059 in
1955,
30,
amounted
the
cor¬
responding period last year.
Sales of Gardner-Denver products,
cluding those of Keller Tool,
amounted to $18,631,500 during
first half of 1955, a gain of 22% over the year before.
of
sales
higher
$1.91
or
This
outstanding.
stock
common
$1,297,092
were
share
per
share
the
shares
887,664
the
on
with net income of
shares outstanding on June
compares
657,974
on
ex¬
net income which showed a
1954.
Earnings before taxes
$2,514,092 the year before.
amounted to $2,087,808, equal,
reflected
in
substantial
rise over the first half of
amounted to $4,087,808 as compared with
Net income, after provision for taxes,
after preferred dividends, to
$2.30 per
The
$20,000,000
4.9
8.
at
and the
1.—V. 182, p.
to
Net
Ended
1955
taxes——
income
3954
$8,084,160
5,074,657
2,640,000
•
Dan
equivalent
$402,755,
reported
has
33
to
the
for
cents
share,
a
for
the
corresponding
1954
Net
income
taxes
Earnings per share of
—V. 131, p. 2928.
2,110,332
(end
period!—
of
stock——
common
$2,434,657
1,934,597
$1.27
$1.09
$2,950,114
—
-
outstanding
shares
Common
—
of
According to an announcement by John P. Keller, manager of G.E.'s
Turbine
Department,
the government of Colombia's petroleum
Gas
Colombiana de Petroleos, has purchased two 5.000
kilowatt gas turbine generator sets, first In that country.
The units
will be located at El Centro where Emprea owns producing oil fields.
Empresa
This
Corp.—Registers With SEC
Net
share
on
shares
1,230,500
outstanding.
This
net profit of $1,001,348, equivalent to 81 cents
responding 1954 period.—V. 181, p. 2012.
compares
share,
a
for
with
the
by
a
to
this
medium
short-term
its
watches
Four
price
watch-strap
"ensemble"
with
interchangeable color straps and
complete
the
and
smartly
less
2V4%
notes
than
a
182,
p.
Lady
212.
Elgin watch
Another
the
of
Camera
&
Instrument Corp.
—
Notes
Sold
181, p. 1673.
approved by more than 88% of the shares
July 20 and took effect on July 29.
was
Aug.
26,
The
the
of
both
companies
'
Vice-President
first
to
H.
'.
merged
need
See
to
ol
Bower
Roller
Shareholders
company.
exchange
their
shares
as
also Bower Roller Bearings
on
Bearing
Co.
of
their's
Federal-Mogul
is
the
stock
surviving
do
3
IN
U.
S.
years
at
'
—V.
U.
the
30,
six
charges
of
equal
amounted
income
net
share.
said
1954
taxes,
and
$1,139,734,
to
months
common
reports con¬
for the first
for the
to $3.15 per
company
with $8,810,069
all
President,
III,
the
1955,
after
that
the
company's expansion
according to plan/ All of
meeting
held
approved
July
on
20.
proposal
a
'
increase
to
the
number
that
$986,000,
to
equal
after
providing
consolidated
95 cents
the
depreciation
earnings
share
a
for
for
1,774,663
on
reported
of
and
months
six
shares outstanding.
$169,000,
equal to
in the corresponding 1954 period after deprecia¬
charges of $1,164,000.
improvement in earnings, Mr. Case stated, was due
substantial
company
anthracite
loss
a
Mathes
months
were
reported
greater
months of
at 2,208,000
1954.
Reali¬
volume.
Further
improvement
and
increased
reflect
six
from the previous year, reflecting depre-sed
prices
supply of fine sizes throughout the industry, as well as
excess
third
the
down
was
unit
lower
the
for
with 2,578,000 tons for the six
compared
an
deple¬
totaled
share,
a
depletion
of
of
'from 1,849,393 to 2,500,000.
largely to two factors.
One, acquisition last March of the
manufacturers of air conditioning equipment, and two,
efficiency in the company's anthracite operation.
and
and
charges
preferred dividend require¬
of common stock out¬
compared
fourth
of
as
6,"
in
upturn
some
the
in
Mr.
"Prices
year.
stated.
Case
sales,
coal
earnings
company's
quarters of the
July
with
was
on
"August
September
forecast
anthracite
shou.a
showing
for
were
begin
to
definitely
improved performance. Thus, the third period should show a reason¬
able improvement over the second quarter.
Results for the final period
should,
the
when
commented
Case
Mr.
unforseen
barring
performance,
difficulties,
equal
or
first
surpass
quarter
company earned slightly over $1,003,000."
that
the
outlook
for
air
conditioning was
"Results ior the third quarter should approximate those
second period, when sales were at a record level.
The
encouraging.
the
in
measurably by the growing popularity
larger and newer air conditioning units of two-, three-, and
capacities."
the subject of further diversification of the company's product
quarter should be helped
Mathes'
five-ton
Mr. Case commented that several opportunities were being care¬
He added that because of negotiations now in progress
further statement would seem inadvisable.—V. 182, p. 213.-
lines,
fully explored.
any
Globe Union, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
Ended June
Months
Six
profit
$19,664,000 817,097,000
:
after
489,000
$0.68
taxes
share
comon
per
181,
—V,
1954
1955
30—
s:*ies
.
208,000
$0.29
2118.
p.
Golden Rule Oil Corp., Albany, Ga.—Files With SEC—
AND
corporation
July
on
filed
28
letter of notification with the
5% preferred stock to be offered
a
covering 2,500 shares of class B
par
be
($100
used
per
to
share),
underwriting.
The net proceeds
for expenses incident to mining operations.
pay
without
Gould-National Batteries,
production
in 1950
CANADA
are
Albert
H.
Inc.—Earnings Hold —
Daggett,
President,
on
Aug.
2 stated
that based
on
sales and profits for the first quarter of the
new
fiscal year, the three months ended July 31, 1955, are expected
to be about in line with
corresponding figures for the similar period
a
year ago.—V. 182, p. 213.
preliminary
figures,
1955—7 Mos.«-1954
122,120
1,110,960
882,889
26,022
38,163
361,020
389,504
220,627
262,125
43,120
496.679
95,079
72,392
Co.- -Earnings—
lQSS
1QS4
330,162
10,651
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
before
income
Provision
Net
240,076
2,453,242
115,635
88,445
income
taxes
per
$678,094
Crl54,000
$325,094
*$142,050
$0.60
;
share of
*$296,050
353,000
taxes.,.
income
Nil
stock
common
1655.
161, p.
1,768,195
9,030
Federal
Federal income
for
*Loss.—V.
...
.
14,242
Canada)
(Canada)
and Canada)
& Canada
182, p. 413.
all
after
year,
Co.,
production.
with
General Manager of
Motors,
announced.
Buick's
Wiles,
cars
States)
S.
months
the
for
345,000 shares
amounted
first
per
reported
cents
and
Great Western Corp., Dover,
SEC
380,563
249,106
2,568,877
1,856,640
25,662
236,238
207,949
for
corporation
covering
public
Brothers.
9,663
4,916
61,521
The
51,446
The
48,927
30,578
297,759
259,395
4,454
2,458
25,940
23,126
53,381
33,036
323,699
282,52i
433,944
282,142
2,892,576
2,139,161
its
par
3 V2 %
for
and
filed
for $100,000.
promissory
note,
$1
Del.—Registers With SEC
registration
par
capital
statement
stock,
with
to be
the
offered
headed by Lehman
underwriting terms are to
group
Thereafter
$10,473,628
investor,
and
1955, from. Adolph Slechta
all
a
was organized in
June,
1955, by Lehman Brothers,
for investment all of the initial issue of 100,000 shares
stock
standing guarantee stock
tion
1
amendment.
institutional
an
Aug.
through an underwriting
public offering price and
company
of its $1
-•
on
500,000 shares of its
sale
supplied by
be
July 29,
Total
three
the
$4,529,0-56
Corp.—Reports Higher Earnings-
shares
charges of
to
Total trucks & coaches
(U. S.
this
after
equal,
the
income
year
the
special
a
Cy.se
The
for
with
for the first six months showed continued improvement
year, F.
F. Case, President, reported to the stock¬
comparison,
nine
sales
net
cars
trucks & coaches
Total trucks
824.
p.
and
corporation
Effective-
see Bower Roller Bearing Co. above.—V. 182,
p. 312.
Into
Aug.
six
39,264
(United
not
ITS,
previous
which acquired
Co: above.—Vj 182, p. 312.
Corp.—Consolidation
put
just
are
Total
Spokane,
Co.,
below.—V.
compared
quarter
on
Net
stockholders
at
Trucks and Coaches—
..
Federal-Mogul
rate
366,321
Chevrolet
being advised te
exchange their shares of stock for stock in Federal-Mogul-Bower Bear¬
ings, Inc. at the ratio of nine shares of Bower stock for ten shares of
the
cars
GMCT truck and coach—
shareholders
hardtop
on
L.
General
12,878
States)
and
share-
Grove, Pa. is proceeding
equipment has been ordered and work has actually started
a boiler and a paper machine.—V.
181, p. 1877.
$1,695,000,
In
$4,776,022,
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
.2
S.
of
number
1954.
June
this
In
Alden
the
over
This
(U.
the
313.
p.
Milling Co., Inc.,
of $9,348,431
$2.57
or
Net earnings
17,
172,020
(Canada)
of
Officer.
The
Aug.
on
48,710
passenger
outstanding.
now
dam,
new
a
The
was
Ivan
61.091
71,622
passenger
in
182,
equivalent to 61
for preferred
year,
provision
shares
at Spring
major
the
rates are 2% for 90 days
days and less than 270 days,
1955—Month—1954
_
(United
Total
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
Inc.
include H. G. Muzzy, Chairman of the Board; S. A.
Strickland,'ViceChairman of the Board; and G. S. Peppiatt, President and Chief Exec¬
utive
•:
on
new company on
July 29 declared a dividend of
share, payable Sept. 9, 1,955 to holders of record
officers
model
of
-
passenger
three
$1 391,421
tc
rose
Exploration
&
$581,415,
Glatfelter,
Earnings
Total
reached
1955
Co.—Earnings Higher—
share
1954.
share.
program
on
Morgan Stanley
discount
the
of
$907,290,
P.
the
to
months
six
common
Passenger Cars—•
Total
elected
made
be
output was 580,000 cars
year
Period End. July 31—
Cadillac
last
increase
an
1955
(after
common
per common share.
months ended June
six
months
413.
established
model,
PRODUCTION
1955.
newly
was
1955
record model
-
30.
for the same
New
180
p.
millionth
original
also
Buick
corporation is the result of a merger of the Bower Roller Bear¬
ing Co. into the Federal-Mogul Corp. and the changing of the name of
the latter to Federal-Mogul-Bower
Bearings, Inc.
This consolidation
common
will
raised
has
1%.
for
182,
Its
Oldsmobile
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Merger—Div.
per
2>/8%
built
the
after
record
and
previous
Chevrolet
This
directors of
of
>/8
days.—V.
600,000th
Pontlac
The
by
days;
3
of
period
cents
consolidated
of
30,
per
net sales
Earnings
corporation
270
Aug.
on
month
one
21-jewel
styled "ensemble."—V.
Buick
company, it was reported late in July,
has placed privately $3,000,000 of 4V2% promissory
notes,
due 1967, to the New York Life Insurance Company.
50 cents
offering
of underwriters headed by
180
for
Privately—The
—V.
public
group
this
1,
June
In the June quarter last year net income amounted to $546,-
the
solidated
six
for
$1.55
or
For
SEC
Buick
Fairchild
the
General Motors Corp.—Buick Sets New Record—
is being introduced by
feminine demand fox-
to help Jewelers meet growing
"round-the-clock" color accessories.
company
state¬
Watch Co.—New Development—
Elgin National
new
registration
a
Paper Rates Up—
Aug.
noted
reports
1955,
30,
$1.59
Net
Effective
46
to over 5,000.—V.
Mining &
amounted
standing.
667,
business.
of
that
nationwide
Earnings Higher—
ended
quarter
like
the
Mining
ended June
Net
a
cor¬
expected
and
A
SEC
Co.-
for the six months ended June 30, 1955, amounted to
after taxes and all other charges, equivalent to $1.26 a
the
is
1955
profit
$1,549,541
filed with the
4
Aug.
on
volume
increased
first
2,108,309
Glatfelter
income
Net
taxes,
ments,
fourth
covering $200,000,000 of 20-year debentures due 1975, accord¬
ing to Charles G. Stradella, President.
The proceeds will provide additional working capital to help finance
It
features; extreme
Offering Suspended—
company
quarter
of
its
and
quarter
versus
President,
Belle
June
ended
realized
182, p. 313.
corporation
for
the
on
the quarter
II.)
zation
silicone impregnating varnish—possessing greatly
improved physical properties at temperatures up to 250 degrees Centi¬
grade—has been announced as available by GE's Silicone Products
Department. Designated SR-00 silicone varnish, the new xesin has been
developed in the department's laboratories for impregnating and bond¬
ing electrical equipment such as stator and armature coils, aircraft
generators, dry-type transformers, and glass asbestos covered wire.
—V.
to
adapts
grounc;
SC-102
the $20,556,722 reported
same
share
based
Lilly
(P.
tons,
Electric Co.—New Development, etc.—
type
new
the
$982,991
to
in
Sales
A
fiscal
over
Gibbsonsville
tion
&
period.
for
Gerber,
owners
tion
ment
three months' period ended
June
30,
1955, a net profit of $875,217 after taxes and
all other
charges, equivalent to 72 cents a share on the 1,230,500 shares of
common
stock
outstanding.
This compares
with
a
net
profit of
corporation
8.4%
common
a
On
This
first
the
dividends!,
Mr.
5,606,114
2,655,000
before depreciation
Federal income
for
the field; functions
year ago.
authorized
$8,708,240
30—
June
on sales,
botore Federal
profit
for
Counter
Products Co.—Sales
earnings
holders
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Cable
Months
Income
The
Higher Profits—
a
The
General
Scintillation
Chatham
for
Glen
approximately
liabilities was
the half-year mark stood at
ratio of current assets to current
capital
Working
today
oil prospecting.
and
Gerber
Sales
1954
30
introduced the
uranium prospecting
sensitivity which enables it to respond to radiation at distances greater
than 300 feet above the ground.
Type SC-102 functions at high effi¬
in planes traveling up to 175 miles per hour.
The sensitivity
selector covers six
ranges starting with
the ultra sensitive range of
0.003 inr/hr. to its top range of 1 mr/hr.—V. 181, p. 545.
See
and
domestic
has
Corp.
assaying ore samples in
mph., 300 feet above
175
Counter—
Scintillation
Gera
field
ciency
from many sources, both sales and
sharply during the first half of the
announced on July 25 by Glfford V. Leece,
trend
favorable
The
to
of
the
in
foot;
or on
speeds
new
division
a
instrument
car
at
logging;
The
rose
company
General Motors Acceptance
Electrolux Corp.—Reports
Electronics,
demand
increased
this
year,
it
current
22-40.
p.
in
213.
p.
Corp.—Introduces New
versatile
from plane,
Up—
Denver Co.—Sales and Earnings
Gardner
enterprise,
company
expenditures budget for 1955 from
Gera
Chatham
most
cents
on
company
General
on
net
Consolidated
*39,004
182,
Wash.—Stock
Higher—
62%
July 28 reported consolidated net sales of $156,364.the first six months of 1955, a 62% increase over net sales of
company
$204,532
116,668
compared
Exchange Commission—
July 26 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 15,000 shares of common stock (par $1.25»
to be offered
to stockholders of Fox Head Brewing Co. on the basis of one Peter Fox
share
for every
four of Fox
Head, without underwriting.—V. 180,
p.
2396.
The
on
100,000
covering
$329,882
4,302
'-Deficit—V.
Chicago, 111.—Files With
Co.,
Brewing
Fox
(Peter)
Securities and
Provision
July 20 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of capital stock
(par $1), 74,800 of
to the public at $2.50 per share and 25,200
to
incorporators at $1.25 per share, without underwriting. The net
proceeds are to be used to increase capital and surplus.
corporation
The
$32,063
40,985
oper.
months
Six
Alabama—Files With SEC—
which
$75,151
income—
rev.
ry.
$22,286,053—up
Gross
Birmingham,
Educators' Investment Corp. of Alabama,
SEC
from ry. oper.
Net
Smart & Final Iris
A stock in exchange for
Fitzs'mmons class
held.—V. 182, p. 111.
of
share
one
two shares now
each
2692.
p.
,$1,757,105
1,552,573
Ltd., and Smart &
the merger of Fitzsimmons Stores,
became effective.
Shareholders of
Co.
President.
corporation
This
as
For
year.
30,
Iris
Reflecting
of
Patents—
for
common
the
last
locations
Final
111.
p.
(Thomas
441
B
ago,
earnings
on
cents per share on
stocks outstanding.
to 54
equal
was
amounted to $188,360.
the 351,925 shares of class A
Chemical,
182,
$1,615,803
1,285,924
taxes on income,
will
Union
V.
business.
machine
washing
the
$290,181
258,118
in the first quarter of the eompanys current fiscal year
were
50%
higher than in the corresponding period a year ago, R. M.
Laverty, President, announced on July 25.
For the 13 weeks ended June 25, 1955. net income, after all charges
13 weeks ended June 26,
charges was $125,268, equal to 49 cents a
poration
ganization
$296,515
221,364
Earnings
including provision for Federal
1955—6 Mcs —1954
1955—Month—1954
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway oper. expenses
Net
(Calif.)—Earnings Up 50%-—
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.
a
Machine Corp.—Proposed Sale, etc.—
stockholders
The
'
.
Easy Washing
ana
and
Plans
Period End. June 3C—
on
whose super-roadside
corporation,
This
new
July 28 filed with the SEC an amendment
statement covering $40,000,000 of Periodic Pay¬
Single Payment Plans.—V. 181, p. 1560.
corporation
registration
ment
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
Corp.,
First Investors
Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
Domestic Finance
See
Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, August 8, 1955
The Commercial and
(508)
the
issued
of Great
and
and
the
from
an
these
used
company
bank
funds
borrowed,
on
acting as agent
to purchase on
others all
Western
the issued and out¬
Savings and Loan Associa¬
outstanding capital
stocks
of 22
corpora¬
tions licensed and doing business as escrow companies. The Association
and the Escrow Companies conduct their businesses almost exclusively
in
the
Metropolitan
area
of
Los
Angeles.
The
Association's
activities
Number 5453
Volume 182
Involve
furnishing
cf any
accounts
the security of first mort¬
gages or trust deeds.
In general the escrow agents perform the nec¬
essary closing services in connection with the transfer of title to real
property.
loaning
by
money
International Resistance Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Heyden Chemical Corp.
a
convenient savings investment medium for
through issuance of investment certificates, and
(1)
size,
home-financing,
(2)
*1954
$8,880,407
959,992
+$809,489
t$511,799
232,600
240,335
$576,889
1,085,526
$271,464
1,076,022
$0.53
June 26,'55
June 27,'54
$7,422,. 47
704,677
381,387
$5,813,243
264,574
141,494
..$323,290
1,342,598
$0.24
$0.10
$123,080
1,331,163
$0.09
$0.10
$0.25
——
-
Subs.)—Earnings Rise
(&
Jan. 1 to—
1955
Net sales
—
$12,495,544
Income before U. S.and foreign income taxes_ ,1,549,328
Provision for U. S. and foreign income taxes
739,839
Six Months Ended June 30—
on
5
(509)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
448,193
Total
•
income
Earnings
before
taxes
:
Income taxes
^
Net
628
proceeds from the stock sale
for
note
and
its
stock
with
of
payment
acquisitions,
to retire the $10,473,of the company in connection
balance will be used for general
will be used
expenses
the
and
v
corporate purposes.
Net
Erothers
Lehman
to
income
Net
has
granted
option to the institutional investor
the 100,000 common shares it ac¬
an
purchase for investment 42,500 of
quired, ar.d at the 1 per share cost to Lehman Brothers,
being exercisable until July 31, 1956.—V. 165, p. 209.
option
the
of
Earned
*
in
Guild Films Co.,
Sales
of
toons,
the
mark
in
sales
The
Films'
Guild
Tunes,
popular
and
Hollywood
car¬
Porky Pig and Daffy Duck,
have
passed the
60July, Erwin Ezzes, General Sales Manager, reported.
featniing
station
Inc.—Looney Tunes Sales Up—
Looney
embrace
instances,
than
more
the
$2,000,000
contracts,
in
In
many
and
station
N.
que,
at
up
advertiser,
cartoons
declared,
he
Mex., where staticn
the same time.
in
as
KOB-TV
simultaneously
marketed
are
sale
recent
a
in
Albuquer¬
signed
Valley Gold Diaries
and
to
the
In
majority of the sales, however, stations acquire them for
participations, Mr. Ezzes said.
The series of 191 cartoons
available to them as a library for unlimited use over a two-
local
spot
are
period.
year
the
across
cartoons are handled variously as 15-minute strips
half hour and hour Sunday shows.—V. 182, p. 413.
The
beard,
This company
July 3,'55
Net
Jun. 30.'54
taxes
before
and
State
taxes
1,082,250
income
on
The
$25,875.
subscribed
income
Preferred
the
for
dividends
dividends
Common
•Earnings
declared
or
paid
share
per
•After
or
declared
paid
of
—
180,
and
and State
675,865
income—___
711,507
-
$699,305
$762,829
Net profits
—V.
to
in
59.
p.
Sales
for
180, p. 2C82.
pared with $13,849,000
after income tax provisions in the six
months elided June 30, 1955, compared with $249,832 in the correspond¬
earnings
period
ing
cents
last
share
a,
year.
24
1954.—V.
cents
earnings
The
-
shares
1,055,700
on
against
half
of
$202,156
were
share
a
181,
to approximately 19
common stock outstanding,
as
number of shares in the first
of
the same
on
equal
were
This
Subs.)—
(&
Inc.
opterat.'cg
Other
income
323,900
327,300
—
$104,023,300 $95,407,700
;
including
Net' income
181,
*$180,800
$1,735,900
—
—
loss.—V.
•Net
95,408,700
179,800
100,560.400
1,727,000
interest and deprec.—
Provision for Federal taxes on income
incurred
1955
period
corresponding
Steel
Hercules
See
year
a
nine months to June 30,
1,
Co.
will
Colo.
com¬
to
ago.
year
a
as
Gulf
County,
j
The
Household
largely
to
provide
working
Finance
additional
publicly offer, through Garrett
Corp.,
both of New York City,
to
stock
common
funds
As
(par
finance
to
April
of
of
15,
cent)
one
182,
further
the
1955,
at
Steel
covering
statement
voted
July 29 to appiove the proposed merger of the two firms.
will be combined effective-Aug. 31, 1955.
on
The
will
new
have
to
company,
the
on
known
be
American
declared
Hercules directors
Hercules Galion Products, Inc.,
$4,000,000. Its stock will
as
of approximately
Stock Exchange.
capital
working
listed
be
Net
cents per share on
"The
to
ings
retire
of
Hercules
Both
their
shares,
present
two
Hercules
will
receive
of
fryers,
and
receive
holdings,
?
products
hoists,
present
their
of
will
who
stockholders,
share
.
and
1955
for
shares
and
hydraulic
those of
lift gates,
subsidiaries
Its
securities
Ore
of
not
is
yet
the
Chairman
of
V.
Jr.,
dry
p.
the business, manufacturing facil¬
ities and assets of the W. A. Jones Foundry & Machine Co., Chicago,
maker
of. heavy-duty speed reducers, pulleys, gears and other acces¬
sories used to drive machinery, it was announced on Aug. 4 by Thomas
Robins,
Jr.,
President.
An
agreement covering the
terms
of
pur¬
chase
has been
signed by the two companies and
the transfer is
expected" to take place Aug. 31.
The purchase price was not disclosed.
will
This
three—in
the
be
Passaic,
N.
Philadelphia
J.,
—manufacture conveyor
products
has
used
molded
flooring
The
of
annual
sales
feet
of
floor
Mr.
Robing
milling
of
of
Fremont,
Ohio,
around
there
will
vertical
types.
of
be
The plant
five
are
for
used
Island,
acres
and
N.
plastic
Y., and
Y.
N.
of
horizontal
and
turret
lathes,
drills,
planers,
grinders
also has a complete grey iron
will
be
operated
as
square
engine
which
plant
lathes,
gear
and
The
101,278
$851,606
$940,483
434,654
489,051
$416,952
Jones
Machinery
coiporation
Co.
Installation
at
transferred
fev
—V.
182,
>,»
p.
has
Chile
of
of
will
be
the
the
net
$0.98
for
earnings
the
period
corresponding
equal
shares.
company's
tons
1954.—V.
ready
beginning Aug.
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
9,
in
$2.03
to
the
Port
of
to
conveyor
181,
214.
■
■
'
.
.
.
,
.
.
,
for
-
•
per
first
;
■'
el:.
-
'
•'
- v
•'
•
earnings.
built
to
be
the
plant.
and
Jefferson Lake,
financed by
is expected
dehydrate
p. 10.
which
will simultaneously
hydrocarbons."—V. 182,
selectively
and
the
in
$
$
20,440,045
22,409,708
*
1955—28 Wks.—1954
1955—4 Wks.—1954
July 16—
$
•
144,700,147
161,455,750
214.
p.
Chemical
&
Corp.—To Build—
.
covering construc¬
equipment for its new Columbiana, Ohio, basic refractory
plant, Frank M. Cashin, Vice-President and Manager of the
corporation
awarded
has
contracts
30
some
Chemical
few
weeks.
basic
is
announced
Division,
first
Aug.
on
4.
160-acre plant site will take place within
plant, which will produce high tem¬
the
on
The
$4,000,000
glass,
brick for the steel,
refractory
Completed
be
to
expected
by
and copper
1956.—V. 182,
cement
spring,
late
414.
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Asset Value Rises—
of
Income
per
Value
share
930,794
7,218
5,408
4,571
$0.16
*$0.16
*$0.16
$10.57
*$8.64
which
assets
—
—
in
security
per
share
profits
income-
payment.
of
Dec. 31.*54 June 30.'54
June 30,'55
B-l—
assets
realized
from
reduction
5.2%
a
time
the
distribution
31
represented
at
Fund
Bond
net
Shares
__
the Dec.
for
58c,
Total
months
the com¬
six
$8,477,110
1,270,356
$12.17
—
share
per
*Adjusted
of
June 30,'54
$13,432,313
1,454,351
shareholders
earning
the
Dec. 31,'54
$17,707,019
outstanding
Number
net
June 30,'55
assets—
net
Shares
half
of 1954,
share on
733,073
tons
in
Trust Co.
of New
FIRST
AND
SIX
$15,662,129
—
$16,883,911 $17,542,965
587,062
625,596
4,487
4,819
5,010
$0.40
$0.39
$26.99
$26.93
Value
1955—Month—1954
Net
$
$
23,632,368
17,528,890
22,047,315
17,533,992
142,119,988
136,558,873
103,889,597
106.738,685
of
first
000
of
100%
and
National
Street,
been
6,103,478
2,333,302
4,513,323
38.230,391
14,488,542
29,820.188
1,789,668
10,714,778
Net
mortgage
accrued
Bank
interest.
Indianapolis
redemption
bonds,
3%%
series
series
Payment
will
of
Fidelity
178,
Aug.
Sept.
C,
due
made
be
Indianapolis
Ind.—V.
11,
on
due
B,
bonds,
Co.
Trust
&
for
117
31,
1,
1955
1980
Sept.
at
and
1,
the
East
$30,000
26
Securities
International
12 selling stockholders.—V. 181, p.
Minerals
&
Chemical
R.
T.
this
is
the
new
according
to
an
Bishop, Division Vice-President,
"Since Ac'cent has gained
of
name
Corp.
the Amino
announcement
as
as
well
Products
on
Aug.
Divi¬
1
by
'
not only national, but International, accept¬
the
as
within
the
corporation structure,"
Mr.
the
on
basis
during
of
the
first
six
at
the
in
months
orders
first
the
$11,700,000
—
429,600
—
$0.90
$0.50
present $2.50
par
.
*429,600
*$1.38
$0.50
of
at
Jan.
value.
1955 were $13,100,000, as
1954 and $12,100,000 in
of
months
months
of
totaled
$11,100,000,
1954.
July
1,
six
last six
1,
1955
182,
1955.—V.
compared
214.
p.
~
;
.,.
with
,
Kroger Co.—Correction—
The
sales
ended July
shown
Ac'cent
last
in
Monday's
periods
"Chronicle" cover the
See V., 182, p. 414.
16 (not July 9 as published).
Kwikset Locks, Inc.,
Anaheim, Calif.—Stock Offered—
Renshaw, Chicago, 111., on July 22 offered
20,000 shares of common stock (par $5) at $16.75 per
Rodman
&
share.
Tha
■
net Droceeds
.
..
•
.
..
.
to go to selling
are
.
.
stockholders.—V. 175, p. 2281.
S. A.—7% Stock Distribution—
La Consolidada,
the capital stock
to capital and the
shares of
common
stock representing such increase on the basis of seven addi¬
tional shares for each
100 shares held.
The company intends to dis¬
of
the
tribute
the
to
the
to
holders
p.
an
an
transfer
of
to
surplus
stockholders
to
additional
of
stock
charter
expected
is
increase, in
from
common
appropriate
distribution
The
approved
a
shares
additional
effect
pleted.
179,
through
company
issuance
action
have
stockholders
V.
Bishop said.
182, p. 314.
outstanding-.
594,000
387,000
share paid or accrued
per
Unfilled
Unit
—
only widely available brand of pure monosodium glutamate
crystals. It is only logical that it be properly identified to the consumer
ance
$14,122,000 $14,844,000
s—
share of common stock
per
$12,100,000
The
corporation,
shares
Bookings
1674.
Changes Name—
of
of
income
—
taxes)
Merchants
Washington
241.
p.
(after
1954
1955
v:
•
income
*Stated
at
offered
The net proceeds are to go to
2:129.
p.
Dividends
Insurance
Offered—Franklin
June
on
$0.38
$45,-
1980,
Co.,, Dallas, Tex.—
Co., also of Dallas,
publicly 110,000 shares of common
stock (no par) at $5.75 per share.
Stock
$26.68
651,401
'
Water Co., Inc.—Partial Redemption—
called
3% %
mortgage
first
181,
Number
the
have
—
_
share
per
against
Indiana Gas &
share-—
per
Sales
1955—6 Mos.—1954
214.
p.
—„
Six Months Ended June 30—
$
income—
outstanding
(Walter) Kiddc & Co., Inc.—Sales and Earnings Off—
York.-
MONTHS
as
necessary
as
soon
amendment has been com¬
be made in September.—
'
825.
.
I"'-,..
•
Lake
Jefferson
the
bonds, series H, due Sept. 15,
outstanding temporary bonfls
the
Guaranty
is made in San Jose, Calif.—V.
j
-
of
industries,
p.
1311.
p.
JUNE
FOR
from ry. oper.
rev.
There
J.
Chile, where iron ore will be
the rate of 600 tons an hour.
in
Number of shareholders-.,—_
with
35-year 3%%
at
1955,
expenses
oper.
—V. 182,
a
Huasco,
ships at
of facilities enabling increased output of
sulphide, both products being in demand.
reflected
not
condensible
Inv.
properties
compared
exchange
revenue—
oper.
ry.. oper.
sion
contract from the Santa Barbara
complete storage and ship loading
sodium
are
Groundbreaking
a
Smelting: Co., Ltd.—Earnings—
For
808.521
Ac'cent-International
received
build a
to
$1.03
July 29 further announced:
on
and
—V.
Hewitt-Robins.
Receives Chilean Contract—
This
Mining
$756,764
702,476
$1.44
$451,432
$0.90
—
$5,585,100,
Definitive first mortgage
foundry.
the
expansion
and
plant,
182,
brick
Illinois Central RR.—Definitive Bonds Soon Ready-
cutters
needed.
as
the
absorbent,
tion
all
outstanding
from
International
contains 165.000
of land adjoining
expansion
radial
It
acquisition
new
Division
and Staten
$4,000,000.
and
space
said
machines,
various
The
The company also
belting,
industrial
and rubber
in Buffalo,
cushioning
plants are
these
Two
with
equipped
rubber
702,547
•
Income
The
Foundry & Machine Co., founded 65. years ago, has ap¬
400 employees and during the last ifour years has had
proximately
is
handling of bulk materials.
plants which
produce
conveyor
the
In
are
Jones
other
and Johannesburg, South Africa
plant.
machinery
(idlers), vibrating equipment and allied
rollers
rubber, " foam
products.
others
the
in
rubber
four
hose,
fourth
company's
$1,047,751
$722,203
708,784
$0.97
President,
Sales
1,484,524
$
corporation plans to acquire
-
_.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales Up—
$1,041,761
;
tax—
after
to
EARNINGS
Hewitt-Robins Inc.—Plans Acquisition—
247,000
1954
110,283
estimated
reports
Period End. June 30—
This
Co.,
to
Period End.
$2,526,289
$961,889
:
stock.
totaled
214.
182,
1953
1,003,764
408.000
235,500
Growth Fund K-2—
capital
parable period
1989,
former Hercules Board Chairman, will be
company.
E. Paul Monroe will be President.—
Alstyne,
the new
taxes
share—
Kaiser Aluminum
462,000 shs. outstanding).
$9,059,551,
milled
1954
1,455,751
957,703';
income
construction
recover
ef¬
1,499,146
exps.
(net)
income
amounted
1955
be
incident
expenses
to be completed by Dec. 31,
1955. It is designed to process approxi¬
mately 40,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day, using a method of
share.
per
$2,461,035
—
—,
number
same
metallic burial
van
handling equipment (popcorn machines, peanut roasters,
Manufacture of these will continue under present trade
changes will be made in distribution methods or distribu¬
no
Van
of
the
to
has acquired 83Vz% of all outstanding shares of The
which company is currently reflecting increased earn¬
earnings
"The
operating costs, including adminis¬
tration,
depreciation,
depletion,
ore
royalty
and
all
taxes.
These
earnings
are
aqual
to
$3.28
per
share
on
2,757,973
outstanding
setups.
David
of
for
pay
1985
taxes
$
these
taxes—,
(on
company
earnings
type truck bodies, refuse collection units,
fertilizer
and
cement spreaders and
numerous
mixers,
Leaders,"
feed
etc.).
names
tor
bodies
concrete
"Overshot
items
Ohio
each
for
diversified
Gallon's
dump
vaults,
shares
dividend.
agreement, retain
the merger
under
Central
and
Galion
this
Hercules
Include
who,
stockholders
with
cent)
one
and agreement have been executed with Atlantic Refining
whereby Jefferson Lake will construct and operate a "Ro'-asorber"
plant at the »ayou Sale oil and gas field in St. Mary Parish, La.
Agreements have been made with the Fish Engineering Co. of Houston
Co., Inc.
an
issue of
1955
Hudson Bay Mining: &
This
(par
Co.
2119.
p.
to
used
————
acid
perature
Fed.
Federal
share
per
181,
notification
company
due
Total
common
stockholders.
Ohio
Central
for
was
"Contracts
capital.
&
$1.20
income
per common
Merichem
the
stock. This is payable Sept. 15 to stock¬
holders of record of Sept. 2 for Hercules stockholders and Aug. 31 for
company's
merged
before
income
Earned
—V.
of five
dividend
a
Income
Provisions
be
capital shares outstanding
—V.
Other income and deductions
and Central Ohio Steel Products
stockholders of this corporation
The
Co.
Operations
to
are
Eugene H. Walet, Jr.,
413.
p.
profit and inc. from operations
Selling, advertising, general, and adminls.
Approved—
Corp.—Merger
Products
associates,
and
share through Columbia Securities Co., Denver,
per
Fed. & State
Earnings
Kaiser
Hercules
Co.
Chicago, Ill.-^-Files With SEC—
/
Gross
below.
Corp.
Products
&
operations.
Net profit
exploratory work on these
had outstanding 550,-
Income from operations-—
■
recent
Sold —The
July 26 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
proceeds
before
This
Inc.—Merger—
on
cents
net
for
Com.
Hubinger Co.—Earnings Off Slightly—
Products,
787.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.—Earnings—
company
stock.
common
registration
fective.—V.
Offered—
p.
acquired
the
shares
170,
See details in V. 182, p. 414.
6 Months Ended June 30—
Sulphur Co.
was
organized
on
Jan.
21,
1955
for
acquiring,
exploring
and
developing
sulphur
prop¬
sulphur leases on
parts of Humble Dome,
Texas, and the initial objective of this offering Is
of
has
provide
Brothers
1,200,000
25
The
Profit
Sulphur Co.—Plans Financing—
plans
of
Harris
000
by
and
Securities
shares
properties.
at
mining
ago.
Lee Higginson Corp. and
agents in negotiating the
1974.
acted
used
be
Gulf
company
purpose
10.
p.
1955 amounted
period
same
Six Months Ended June 30—
Galion
Hercules
$15,049,000,
were
offered
year.
These
It
2242.
p.
30,
corporation
covering
cresylic
erties.
to
income
Total
Costs
June
SEC
$578,000,
preceding
the
of
of
1562.
Hunter
the
$103,696,000 $95,083,800
revenue
&
borrowings
Houston
1954
1955
Six Months Ended June 30—
Total
and
500,000
Reports Profit in 1955—
Aug.
on
proceeds
181, p.
equip¬
and
machinery
purchase
182,
Co.— Stock
Iola Uranium Corp.,
Prov.
Blair
Houston
Publications,
Consolidated
Hearst
the
in
period
same
to
for the
bookings
term
—V.
Securities
Stern
and
The
nine
placement.
The
to
Corp above.—V.
quickly oversubscribed.
Finance Corp.—Places $30,000,000 of De¬
Privately—This corporation has placed pri¬
vately with a number of leading institutional purchasers
$30,000,000 of 3%% serial debentures, $6,000,000 of which
are
due Aug. 1, 1961; $6,000,000 on Aug. 1, 1965, and
2014.
p.
Inc.,
bentures
short
used
public offering of 327,624 shares of common stock (par
$5) at $20 per share, through Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Household
William
be
capital.—V.
Interstate Adjusteze
See
pro¬
the
for
taxes,
after
$11,07b,000 compared with $7,349,000 in the
$18,000,000
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Decline—
Net
months
nine
income,
net
a
the
for
reports
manufacturer
saw
1955
$697,000
the
order
and
press
June 30,
with
Stock
—
,
pointing
ended
will
working
Interstate Engineering Corp.—Stock
one-for-five basis,
a
As
of
June
30,
1955 the company's unfilled orders amounted
to
$6,208,000 compared with $6,590,000 three months earlier.—V. 182, p. 9.
departments—— $37,115,808 $34,151,545
inc.—_—
1,438.694
1,410.812
taxes on
five
of
rate
on
This
some
$2,000,000 of expenditures during 1954 and
finance
the program,
the company issued 25,000
1954 and sold $1,000,000
of bonds in May,
1955.
'
for
order
compared
proceeds
for
Interstate
calls
months
net
and
Employees will be offered un¬
share for each full year of
1955.
5,
1954
1955
leased
from
inc.
for Fed.
the
at
sharps
180,
New
befoic Fed. and State taxes on
Profit
Prov.
The
ment
(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
to
Six Months Ended May 31—
Net sales
$0.84
534.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Scbaffner & Marx
Hart
—
stock
common
dividends.—V.
preferred
$718,054
67,958
387,020
Sept.
record
shares
In
—V.
710,100
$1,301,364
66,720
393.450
$1.55
period
of
Calif.
Anaheim,
Corp.,
company
Fairman & Co.
and
and
proceeds of the stock sale are to applied to the company's
for expansion and improvement of its plants and facilities.
co^m^"
Adjusteze
The
—
of common stock (par $1) on a share-for-share
basis; rights expired on Aug. 5. The offering was under¬
written by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Cruttenden & Co.
employment.
Net
2582.
p.
shares
registration statement with the SEC
a
share—,—
per
181,
•
recently offered to common
stockholders of Interstate Engineering Corp. of record
July 20 the right to subscribe at $2 per share, for 345,534
Hilo, Hawaii—Registers
Commission—
offering to stockholders is to be
stockholders
to
This
Net
1 filed
Aug.
■__
—.
Interstate
unsubscribed shares will be offered to the gen¬
eral public at the prevailing market price.
The last reported sale price
of the stock on the Honolulu
Stock Exchange on July 22, 1955,
was
$16,979,283 $14,268,754
2,383,614
1.428,154
sales
Income
Federal
ef¬
1955
1976.
p.
Exchange
and
on
its employees;
ar.d
1955.
6 Mos. End.
—V.
subscription at $20 per share by holders of its common stock
shares for
program
26 Wks. End.
Dividends
covering 25,000 shares of its $20 par common stock (dividends subject
to a 2% Hawaiian witholding tax).
The company proposes to offer the
gram
Hammeimill Paper Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
180,,
1954.—V.
With Securities
Ezzes
Mr.
revealed.
for
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd.,
earnings
outstanding
Earnings per share
Offered
$49,650 for
taxes of
after
net
income
non-recurring
$119,208
reclassifications
account
certain
with
conform
to
Net
Shares
with no change in income as previously reported.
1955,
tlncludes
—
share—
common
Reclassified
fected
outstanding—
shares
common
per
to common stockholders
available
income
Number
-—-—•—
—
preferred stocks
Dividends On
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Monday, August 8, 1955
and Financial Chronicle::.
The Commercial
(510)
5
Little
Placement—
Co.—Private
Gas
(Ind.)
Lawrenceburg
respectively, of Wz% first mortgage bonds,
Life Insurance Co. of New
it was announced on Aug. 3.
1975, with The Mutual
due in
York,
PROCEEDS—It
proceeds will be used for refunding purposes, and for pur¬
construction of adidtional gas transmission and distribution
The
Gas Co. has been in operation for almost 90 years.
principal purpose is the purchase, distribution and sale
of
natural gas to domestic,
commercial and industrial users in.
lawrenceburg, and Aurora, Indiana, and nearby areas.
The Trans¬
mission corporation
was
formed recently to own and operate the
Lawrenceburg
utility's
Gas Transmission Corp.—Places
(Ind.)
Lawrenceburg
Bonds Privately—
leases, and 12 uranium mining leases obtained from
patents from the United States included a grant
minerals in
whole or part.
These properties are situated
President of Lear, Inc_
that Burroughs Corp. of Detroit, Mich,, has taken delivery of a Learstar
Mock,
by Richard M.
announced
Johnson,
Counties,
Campbell, Niobrara,
verse,
and Laramie
Orders for Learstars—
Lear, Inc.—Receives
production
quantity
in
aie
Division
Engineering
Aircraft
the
by
stock
Common
of
—V.
182,
oh July 29.—V.
Coal
Lehigh
30,
has
ordered
182, p.
of
income
Mock
Mr.
Learstars,
two
$1,105,425
the
for
months
six
ended
The
was
6997.547 as
been
noted. Approximately 70%
of the company's
now
under lease to independent producers, who
coal in fairly steady volume.—V. 181, p. 2015.
Securities
With
The company
Libby, McNeil & Libby—SEC Seeks Injunction Against
"
and
Securities
The
it
had
filed
on
in
named
temporarily restraining them from further violations
proxy rules.
Commission in its complaint alleged that the defendants have
Libby,
of the
complaint
the
being
made
the
and
committee
have
the
that in their representations to stockholders con¬
formation and the membership of the committee they
to disclose the circumstances leading up to the formation
and
,
the
failed
of* the
who
of
names
cerning
bad
the proxy rules in several respects.
alleged that the defendants have failed to state all
the persons on whose behalf the solicitation was
violated
doing
The
of
and
the
sponsored
spearheaded,
identify
and
underwritten
individuals
activities of
the
of
purpose
the
committee.
The
that the defendants have failed to
names
of all persons who are providing
funds for the
solicitation
of
proxies and other expenses of the com¬
further
complaint
the
disclose
committee's
The
with
complaint
and
thrit
their
although
objective
to
bring
real
their
is
to
purjoo.se
have repre¬
the company
increased earnings
the assets and to
sell
off
liquidate the business of the company in whole or in part.
In addition to the above allegations the complaint alleged
material
and
false
stockholders
the
to
sent
misleading
defendants
in
was
the
the committee
respects. According to
several
by
that
disclose
with
iixome. resulted
acquisitions
not
were
table showing
a
respect
not
from
other
of
to
some
normal
companies,
comparable
fairly
Equipment
rents
management
complaint,
the companies, the increase
growth but from mergers with
complaint
committee's
letter
that
p ication
that
such
of
The
to
entirely
^ith
prior
to
Net
or
—V.
the
been
had
withheld
is
and
This
with
further
inventory,
$27,715
'
This
in
H.
$601,230
$1,285,692
701,491
-
alleged that other questions implied im¬
to the manaaement's accounting practices
valuation and the write-off of assets no
has
Louis,
St.
company on Aug.
covering
181,
p.
filed
1
on
that
behalf
oil
viduals
The
V.
Commission
182,
p.
named
L.
is
as
that
to
use
of
the
amendment to its regis¬
an
its
so
member,
when,
state
their
those
fact,
in
and
indi¬
1441.
Inc.
two-for-one
a
Alfred
and
Letzler,
staff
attorneys.—
'
Announces
—
stock
spilt
share.
Lilly Belle Mining & Milling Co., Inc.- -Stock Offering
the
issuance
of
emption
by
Lilly
suspending
the
Regulation
Act
of
Mining
Mining
Mining Corp.,
Corp., Denver,
Mining
temporarily
announced
2
for
1933
A ex¬
stock
&
and Milling Co., Inc., Colorado Springs. Colo.;
Smelting, Inc., Spearfish, S. D.; World Uranium
Salt Lake City, Utah; Southwestern Uranium
Colo.; Pony Tungsten Enterprise, Pony, Mont.;
Trading
Bellevue
and
Concentrating Co., Hailey, Idaho; Rock Creek Tungsten
Co., Misoula, Mont.; Rescue Mining Co., Warren, Idaho; Lucky Custer
Mining Corp., Boise, Idaho; Gibbonsville Mining and Exploration Co.,
Spokane, Wash.; Butte Highlands Mining Co., Spokane, Wash.; U. S.
Gold Corp.. Spokane, Wash.
According
the
to
Commission's
panies had failed to comply
tion
as
quests
The
■ujxm
sion
in
A
sales
by
that
required
the
orders
request,
should be
each
orders,
with the
issuer
has
each of
terms
failed
the
and
conditions
Form
Rule 224 of Regulation A and
Commission's staff for such rejiorts.
by
provide
on
interested
the question
vacated
or
persons
whether the
made
respondent
file
to
an
Borrowings-^-
2802.
by -this
borrowings
company
and
Stock
held.—V.
one
The
be
in
needed
sidiaries
Split and
used
and
is
The
182,
company.—V.
subject
a
company
that
subsidiary
and
owns
to
further
operation
corporation
July
on
filed
27
operates,
Co.
under
Battle
at
The
Co.
Regulator
—
Unit
Buys
Aug.
The
At
will
two
large-scale
a
new
factory
ations
government use.
contains 40,000
in
the
is
company
Waltham,
the
to
Co.,
electronic
lactory building
new
present
facilities
management.
Mich.,
has purchased
Corp.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.
is engaged in the development and
data
processing
mach.nes
for
by
Manufacturing
of
and
business
jointly
owned
Raytheon
production
details
Co.
Datamatic
formed
2.
Datamatic,
and
directors
Carton
recently
in Newton Highlands, Mass., for its engineering and produc¬
operations, John J. Wilson, President of the firm, announced on
tion
share
one
of
present
Creek,
of
building
tax-free
Wis.
The
for
of the various
stockholders.
its
Nev.—Files—
Reno,
letter
a
operations.
a
Menasha,
Michigan
of
Marathon
of
study
Carton
113.
p.
Uranium, Inc.,
County
181,
under
are
in
assets
Marathon
recommendation
the
upon
facili¬
additional
notification with the
SEC covering 1,200,000 shares of non-assessable common stock to be
offered at
par
(25 cents per sharei, without underwriting. The net
proceeds are to be used to pay lor expenses lxicidemc
to
mining
Michigan
of
Manager
Corp.,
of
of
Building—
arrangements
company's
shares
by Michigan
approval
that
Marathon
l'/2
taken
contemplated
as
of
of
General
1
that
of
stock
being
and
Aug.
on
sale
the proceeds of the
construction
the
finance
to
the
that
of
Mineral
to holders of Electric Shares
19, 1955.
Shareholders will
for each
1 and 15, 1956, respectively.
From the
will pay and discharge notes outstanding
and in each case the balance of
location
new
carrying
It expects
Mass.
Oct.
by
paper-
square
feet of space.
its operations in leased
complete transfer of oper¬
on
to
1.—V.
182,
p.
316.
board
mills
totaling 450 tons daily capacity and a carton printing
converting plant integrated with one of these mills.
Michigan Carton Co. manufactures a general line of folding boxes
with emphasis on cartons for
packaging so-called "dry foods," such
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—Group
and
cereals.
duced
by
cream,
bread
thon
This
line
complements
the
paraffined
carton
line
The
Marathon
for
packaging so-called
"wet
foods,"
such
as
and will supplement Marathon's flexible packaging line, such
frozen food overwraps and cheese wrappers.
Mara¬
manufactures
products.—V.
181,
the .Northern
Tissue
line
household
of
dompany
this
of
directors,
persent
has sent out a letter
followed by sale of its
committee of Minneap¬
called to remove
by-laws or the company
provide, ihe letter says, that a special
meeting may be called by
10%
ol the firm's otustanding 903,270 common and 79,925 preferred
itself
Calling
the
directors
present
paper
stockholders'
the
Co.,
olis-Moline
2694.
p.
the
of
ouster
assets
wrappers,
also
for
control
seeking
group
calling
pro¬
Seeks Control—
group
and
wants
elect
protective
a
s^ec.al
ones.
new
meeting
The
shares.
the
Belle
American
orders
Aug.
on
registration under the Securities
following companies:
from
offerings
Commission
the
companies,
is
continue
as
Exchange
for
action,
both
It
ice
Suspended—
and
Aug.
Sept. 30
on
President
common
as
Securities
Fell,
exchange is on the basis
of Michigan. Carton.
involved
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on July 26 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $22.37V2
The
business
share
announced
exchange
of
Life Insurance Investors,
per
G.
Co.,
This
share, with a dealer's discount of 50 cents
It was quickly completed.—V. 181, p. 647.
of
additional
for
112.
per
close
the
consideration
in this action by Thomas O. Meeker,
Bruce L. Carson, Assistant General Counsel;
Englander
bank
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Carton
"
| "
represented
Counsel;
at
one
Lawrence
had
them
of
some
names.
p.
operations of the businesses of each company.
The
borrowings constitute a step in the financing of tha growth of the
American Natural Gas Company system, the two companies being sub¬
ties
Marathon Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
acting
was
181,
Co.—Bank Borrowings—
Light
authorized
1955;
will
notes
new
lc par
material
committee's
committee
a
stockholders
him
unauthorized
Ellwood
alleged
Dow,
authorized
not
such
Associate General
and
complaint
defendant,
certain
of
had
protested
stockholders.
the
the
Co.—Bank
Gas
below.—V.
Light Co.
Gas
has
15,
Aug.
1441.
addition,
182, p. 415.
issory notes maturing Aug.
proceeds, the two companies
With
Mo.—Registers
additional 3,500,000 shares of
an
p.
Funds,
declared
record
mailed
In
Gas
A
&
Steel Corp., 97.4%; MSriuii Power
its subsidiary. The Osgood CO., 99.2% (includ¬
Newport
Consolidated
Milwaukee
has changed the name of one of its mutual fund
from Electrical Equipment Shares to Electric Shares, Hilton
Slayton, President, announced.
At the same time, he disclosed that the directors of Managed Funds
of
stated
and
,
Milwaukee
The.SEC
$434,143
corporation
be
to
97,3%. of class B common and 86.5%
of class
Shipbuilding Corp., 90.1%; Tennessee Products
92.6% ;
97.4%
Co..
Michigan
Change of Name—
in existence/when, in fact, the methods used were in accord
generally accepted accounting practices and disclosures thereon
made
York
Corp.,
Mar.on's holdings).—V.
ing
Exchange Commission—
stock.—V.
with
been
Inc.,
Co,,
New
$1,185,634
684,462
$81,485
28. B
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co. in the respective amounts of $12,500,000
for which the two companies will issue their 3% prom¬
statement
longer
had
the
Shovel
offerings
reference
to
respect
*'
Funds, Inc.,
Managed
in fact,
included
114,898
June
on
of previous exchanges,' Merritt-Chapman &
Scott now
following majority interests in the six companies; Devoe &
result
a
Chemical
/81.587
V
SEC
the
stock;
113.
p.
investment
common
information
normally
not
182,
$142,613
113,592
—
Managed
concealed
ro
$195,077
etc,
income
tration
when,
the
int.,
Securities and
1947.
have received
fully disclosed
which
type
-20,626
and Board Chairman,
and $35,000,000,
a
management
had
income
Gross
stockholders.
complaint
propriety
of
was
control
stockholders should
information
disclosed
not
reports
the
present
the
16,310
division.
the
a
a
Scott Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Wolfson, President
Raynolds
$1,104,047
$121,987
Income
Rentals,
-
the companies
different type
of
some
the
of
in
that
$1,200,341
' '85,351
$178,767
as
become
July 28, 1955 had been fixed as
exchange offers to remaining
holds
Dr443,720
175,388
5,300
,
of
Officer
continue
to
recently announced
the drte for renewal ol previous
shareholders of six coirp /nies in
which Merritt currently holds majority interests in excess of 90%.
Terms of
the separate M-C&S offers,
which will remain efiective
through Sept. 30, 1955, were outlined in a registration statement filed
that
See
number of questions posed in the
stockholders were
misleading in their im-
alleged
to
the
which
information
most
also
Dr296,513
196,443
income-
oper.
ry.
Other
in
of
ana
not
Dr28,293
33,074
will
plans
M^C&S
1,205,680
Cr5,949
of William Lr. Dempsey to
Dohme Division after
President and General Manager,
request
Vice
as
Executive
Chief
He
Louis E.
10,113,687
1,346,999
•
a
because
was
9,621,433
146,295
(net)-
Net
product involved.
complaint also pointed out that while the years 1939 and 1953
were selected by the defendants lor comparison, they failed to disclose
present
1,696,089
Bill,
G.
John
Dempsey
with
227,893
President of Division—
the
granted
.Merritt-Chapman &
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1,630,747
__
Joint fac. -rents (net Dr)
The
The
purposes
$1,997,964 $12,661,734 $13,042,522
$2,064,532
___
expenses
L
of
that
revenues
Operating
Taxes
that the
materially
comparison in net earnings of
nine companies in an effort to show
that the present management's
record
was
inferior
to
that of
the
other
companies,
but failed to
presented
Operating
.
provide
about
and
director and consultant of the
general partner of the investment
banking firme of
Drexel & Co. of Philadelphia on Sept.
1.
For
some years he has also served
as a director of The Pennsylvania Com¬
pany
lor Banking and Trusts,
Saving Fund Society of Germantown,
and
The Fire Association
of Philadelphia.—V. 182, p. 415.
Mr.
As
defendants
to
4s
management
competent
dividends,
that
alleged
also
stockholders
to
more
be maintained
this force- will
expected
is
it
have
1955.
company.
Maine Central RR.—June Earnings Higher—
1955—Month—1954
and
directors
become
will
funds of
a
Period End. June 30—
*
people
31,
Aug.
alleged
mittee.
sented
has
company
well as the leasing of an
as
relinguish. his dutie$ as President of the Sharp &
purchase commitment with Capital Airlines for
the purchase of two Douglas DC-4 aircraft and related equipment at
a
cost of approximately $678,000.
It borrowed $150,000 as the down
payment under this contract, of which $50,000 has been repaid.
It is
expected that the proceeds of the stock sale, together with other cash
funds of the company, will be used for the purchase of aircraft and
related equipment and
the repayment of the bank loan.
It is also
expected that the proceeds will be used for the purchase of additional
spare parts for aircraft
and engines, passenger handling equipment,
and baggage and freight handling facilities.—V.
180, p. 2697.
The
present Burbank, Calif., facility
Merck & Co., Inc.—New
The
to purchase common stock.
«-. •
proceeds of the stock sale will be added to the general
the company and used from time to time for such corporate
as the management
may determine,
/■
meeting
the
the
o#-; 1,300
•
also
company
includes a
jincreased slightly during this coming year.—'Vr*.181, p. 647.
.
Net
proxies from the stockholders for the election of di¬
scheduled to be held on Aug. 17, )955, and in
soliciting
rectors,
c.
>•
option
an
.
Commission's
The
baen
date,
record
underwriters.
as
The
May. Jr., Alfred Parry, Jr. and Wilber E. Dow, Jr., individually and
a>
members of
the Independent Stockholders Committee for Libby,
McNeil
The
is offering an unspecified- number of shares for
subscription by Joseph C. Mackey, its President, the number of shares
to be determined on the basis of the shares as to which Mackey held
against Mitchell
seeking an injunction
York,
of New
District
Southern
Aug. 3
announced
District Court for the
Commission
the U. S.
Exchange
complaint
a
proposes
stockholders.
common
which
additional 40,000 square feet of space for additional parking, storage
arid engineering facilities. Present employment at BUrbank is in excess
common
subscription: fate,* subscrip¬
tion price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Atwill & Co. (Miami Beach) and Emerson Cook Co. (Palm Beachrare
its
Committee—
Stockholders'
of its
fiscal year.
facility
$5,000,000
cent to
with- the
statement
registration
a
1955, covering 333,334 shares
,
preliminary building plans are already under way for the erection of a
100,000-square-foot structure housing completely integrated manufac¬
turing facilities.
Mr. Nelson also announced
the recent acquisition of property adja¬
*
SEC on
stock (JJVaC par)'.■*
to offer the shares in part for subscription by
filed
corporation
This
'
Fla.—Registers
Exchange Commission-—
Co.—Plans Expansion—
Manufacturing
in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Tex., area.
Negotiations have been completed
for the acquisition of 42 acres of choice
industrial land, centrally located between Dallas and Fort Worth, and
4
and
$0.71
8.
181, p.
for 1954.—V.
$30,539
of
$333,892
Government contracts.
preferred dividend re¬
costs and fees under United States
shares outstanding
(after
running slightly below $20,000,000 at the close of the
Mr. Nelsun also announced an expansion
program
below.—V. 181, p. 547.
Inc.,
Mackey Airlines, Inc., Ft. Lauderdale,
Dodson
are
mining
Boise, Idaho—Stock Of¬
Lilly Belle Mining & Mining Co.,
$436,446
$1.02
—.
Nelson, President, reported that gross sale for the fiscal
ended June 30, 1955 amounted to aid,000,000 as compared
for the year 1954. Net income for the year, after taxes,
is slightly less than $1,000,000 which is comparable
to that reported
for 1954.
The backlog of unfilled orders has remained fairly constant
1991.
p.
fering Suspended—
July 29,
that
174,
Custer Mining Corp.,
Lucky
est.———
which
new
See
1954
to $20,000,000
year
subsidiary, Mr.
coal properties
have
program.—V.
financial
current
$17,594,083 $21,462,205
867,232
< 695,725
43j,7l6
361,833
-
P.
Henry
year
Aug. 5.
issue
bond
the
of
construction
end.
The outlook
for profitable operations for the second half is good,
Mr. Dodson said, and providing anthracite shipments hold up, should
equal the first half.
:
The
substantial
increase
in
the
consolidated
earnings
is
largely
due
to
the
elimination
of
losses
from
the
company's coal mining
at
surplus
and
Proceeds
with
'
inc——
taxes on
inc.,
on
strong
1955
State
and
1954.
compared
427,127
on
Menasco
over 100 years ago, provides, natural gas for
communities in northeastern Massachusetts.
will be used in financing the company's
founded
eight other
company,
Lowell
to
amounted
Co.—Earns. Increased
Manufacturing
taxes
State
"Including
of America has pur¬
first mortgage bonds, due
1975, of this company, it was announced on
of
June
earnings
tBased
Co.-pBonds Sold Privately—Teachers In¬
$500,000 of the 3%%
chased
in the first half of
30, 1955 reflected
a
share
tEarnings per common share——
Annuity Association
and
surance
Co.—Reports Profit—
reported by C. Millard Dodson, President. For the
the previous year there was a consolidated net loss of
adjusted to exclude losses of $361,193 transferred to earned
1955,
period
Gas
Lowell
10.
Navigation
&
net
consolidated
June
fame
Corp.
Steel
States
announced
so
Net
414.
p.
and
led.
Fed.
before
quirements
United
sheet
products and services—
sales of
«Net
Earns,
9,096,091 shs.
10,000,00 shs.
cents)-
10
(par
taxes,
for
with
McQuay-Norris
Outstanding
Authorized
Learstars
transports,
a
at
$1.66
or
balance
provision
after
months ended June 30, 1955. This was equal to
the common stock and compared with net profit
on
Six Months Ended June 30—
Inc.
1 ear.
A
twin-engine
longest-range
and
fastest
Lower Earnings—
several fairly large con¬
in recent months.
booked
has
it
current assets of $10,837,103
liabilities of $2,711,437.—V. 181, p. 1675.
FINANCING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
high-performance executive airplane.
World's
that
profit,
six
share
$839,096,
The
fee
for
Wyo.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
a
position
of
in
Natrona, Albany, Platte, Goshen, Con¬
whose
net
the
in
cents
of
purpose,
s-iare
a
advfjed that
yet.—V, 180,
steel, petroleum and chemical industries
Consolidated
$398,715
79
uranium
owners
above.
Co.
the
It has been
the
reports
company
tracts in the
properties;
Wyoming
Gas
Lawrenceburg
See
This
and recon¬
commercial
Uranium Co.
the
say
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Reports
company
was organized
in Wyoming on Oct. 25,
among others, of acquiring, exploring and de¬
properties, including producing mines.
The com¬
pany has no operating history and no known ore reserves.
The company's uranium properties consist of ownership of not less
than 506 unpatented lode mining claims,
166 uranium mining leases
obtained
from the State of Wyoming,
11 applications for State of
for
officials
2595.
p.
proceeds to purchase ma¬
the net
to use
plans to
company
Mayday
BUSINESS—The
1954,
veloping
transmission lines.
system s
intended
is
equipment; to pay for exploratory drilling
naissance surveys and also for mining operations in event
ore
bodies
are
discovered;
for acquisition of additional
and
for
working capital.
facilities.
The
Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
and
chinery
and
chase
consolidate with'the Red Hill
proposed merger would be on
share basis.
However, S. Molik, President of Mayday,
such
a
consolidation
has not
been consummated
as
This
Denver,
Colo., in the public offering of 5,000,000 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par 10 cents) is Globe Securities Corp., 40
Exchange Place, New York City. These securities, of¬
fered as a speculation, are priced at 15 cents per share.
and $65,000,
Consolidation—
Mayday Uranium Co.—Proposed
Offered—Asso¬
Inc.—Stock
Co.,
Uranium
Star
with Peters,
ciated
This, company and the Lawrenceburg Gas Transmission
Corporation of Lawrenceburg, Ind., have placed $185,000
of
2-A
has
Regula¬
reports
of
re¬
for
hearing,
respective orders of suspen¬
p.
2130.
Products,
Inc.
—
Debentures
The
signed by E. S. Reddig, Chairman of the committee and
of
White
Motor Co.,
Cleveland;
Henry
S.
letter is
Executive
Vice-President
Reddig,
brother
subordinated
Vice-President
was
recent
debentures
at
quickly oversubscribed.
100%
and
accrued
(W. L.)
The
sales
share
interest,
Paul
Jones
Co.,
Robbins
For
sales
per
for
$20,033,124
703,262
on
on
the
of
share
the
and
shares
months ended
nine
income
net
of
outstanding,
June
$738,274,
H.
A.
30,
1955,
equal
Leander,
to
had
$1.05
President,
$27,736,677
on
660,794
and
net
shares
of
1954.
income
of
the
181,
p.
2582.
Mr.
Springfield, Ohio. E. S. Reddig is also a Director
Co., Cleveland.
members' holdings amount to 79,800 common
9%
of the outstanding
stock.
E. S. Reddig is the
Meyers,
Sewing
four
Machine
committee
about
shares
largest holder of the four with 25,000 shares.
The
letter
cited
"losses
sustained
by
the
company reported net
$1,009,786, eaual
to $1.53
outstanding.—V.
and
principal owner
President
and
chain store
Pa.,
per
j
period
of Maxwell Teol Co., Bedford,
Geneial Manag r of Brown,
operator; and E. M. Newlin,
Director of H. M. Byllesby & Co., Philadelphia in¬
Newlin is also a Director of White Met r Co. and
and
Jones,
Erie,
net
an¬
Aug. 2.
corresponding
&
White
The
W.
an
firm.
vestment
See details in V. 182, p. 414.
Maxson Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower—
corporation,
of
a
Ohio;
of
com¬
ignored
Automotive
offering to the public, through Hallgarten & Co., McCormick & Co. and Straus, Blosser &
McDowell, of $1,000,000 5% convertible sinking fund
nounced
opportunity
permanent.—V. 177,
Maremont
Sold—The
or
$426,000
tax
before
credits
dends
The
in
income
the
first
tax
half
since
August,
did
mention
of
this
and
fiscal
of
company
in 1954 of
$1,303,275 before income
and the lack of divi¬
year
1953."
letter
credits
not
any
firm
that would be a
possible buyer
Volume 182
of
Number 5453
Minneapolis-Moline's
by
W.
ing
MacFarlane,
had been held
had
Moline.
"no
See
V.
in
182,
time
recently
that
company,
Motor
Natco
"several"
representatives regard¬
MacFarlane indicated that*
the
of
assets
Net
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
sales
Costs
Minneapolis-
and
(incl.
other
$4,673,796
Railway
Railway
operat.
revenue
$3,762,966
expenses.
oper.
2,949,205
$3,655,253 $17,753,752
2,894,150
inc.
7,298,342
341,669
6,454,170
271,579
$575,734
$1,316,102
$953,905
238,000
612,000
388,000
*s
140,436
>
323,000
taxes
,
Railway
Railway
Net
Net
355>6^'^|
revenue__
65,273,619
61,407,287 368,077,999
expenses
50,892,174
51,776,974 290,428,185
313,400,114
from ry. ooer.
14,381,445
9,630,313
7,330,268
2,728,959
77,649,814
35,210,490
42,247.271
2,966,727
oper.
oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
$
$
$
^
Mos.—195^
1955—6
1955—Month—1954
' '
,
.
3,495,694
174,509
$684,852
for
Prov.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$7,679,654
*
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. June 30—
$8,956,113
3,814,435
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$4,211,864
and
selling
Prov. for deprec. & depl.
Period End. June 30—
New York Central
1955—3 Mos.—1954
inc.
administrative)
415.
p.
(511)
Period End. June 30
Co.
Mr.
acquiring
announced
was
the
of
Ford
the
At
interest"
also
it
However,
President
with
possibilities.
merger
Ford
assets..
C.
meetings
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
income
oper.
182,
317.
p.
'
•
<
.
$17,238 514
15,755,321
Net
16.279,209
income
Shares
$361,852
___
outstanding
$337,734
$704,102
;
.
$565,905
.*/'
620,029
New
538,244
York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings—
1
*
Net
Net
fr. ry.
rev.
operat.
*Deficit.—V.
$813,761
$761,103
$1,998,431
income.
operat.
ry.
620,850
505,242
854,285
182,
Earnings
$959,305
—V.
*284,865
216.
p.
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.—Registers Debentures With
Sell Bonds Privately—;;
, »
.•
>
Following
.
signed
This
July 28.
due
1955,
1975,
of
of
$100
of
is
series,
said
1,
and
standing
1,
the
and
1,
of
SEC
on
the
The
underwriter
and
basis
Equitable
of
first
such
of
The
debentures
entered
first
mortgage
of
first
of
bonds,
4V2V0
bonds,
mortgage
the
debentures
is
series,
4'A %
not
A
part
the
of
$457,000
of
estimates
lieved
cash
proceeds
program.—V.
179,
with
due
Feb.
series,
from
the
due
the
be-used
to
provided
by
earnings
and
retained
to
complete
'
1613.
p.
will
'
the
The
called
has
company
outstanding
redemption
for
preference
stock
Aug.
•
the
American
V.
National
debentures
The
169,
will
&
Co.
Trust
the
on
of
above
This
deprecia¬
1
1955
all
of
first
six
utility
reports
months
ended
months
of
July
operating
'»
1954.
V
income
against
dend
;
$1,898,113
was
$2,066,684
in
the
of
$225,000,
requirements
share
1,758,644
on
with
$1.05
year
shares
share
a
first
of
the
of
the
on
half
last
After
in
basis
taxes,-
to
95
outstanding,
in
the
like
be
M.
•
in
Heskett,
period
the
r
Great
November
he
said,
of
first
increased
Havre
-
"On
and
of
of
cents
months
which
Gas
revenues
sold
in
directors have
30,600
8
Aug.
shares.
at $30
not
firm
by
capitalization to
will
The
about
increase
will
capital stock
offered
be
offered
be
$918,000
$5,000,000.—V.
for each
the
to
increase
with
six
public
in
capital
p,
164,
a
close
of
by
of
the
vote
to
the
Ave.,
this
181,
and of its subsidiary, Newmont Oil
14 Wall St., New York City, will be moved
York, N. Y., when
the
new-building notf
at
New
construction
that
Corp.—Change of Address—
corporation
located
Park
1955.—V.
Steel
Castings
Co.—Dissolves
that
at
address
Net
equal
to
$2.20
first
the
for
New
it
that
announced
is
its
dissolving
3 Fiscal Mos. Ended
June 27, '55
wholly
:
Sales
share,
per
for the
first
$29,696,621
Stock
National
Growth
three-for-one
market
split
July
on
Stocks
the
of
six
six
months
its
of
all
of
seven
proceeds
of
the
National
in
the
from
working
June
retail
entire
dren's
.
to
due
the
the
as
Totals
)
Split
vote
•
Fund's
higher
of
1955
reported
as
bv
M.
sale
of
&
35,003,640
47,729,787*
There
845,752
are
the
price
the
the
66,523,196
June 27, '55
Securities
close
of
funds
the
of
amounted
of
of
1965
$4 3,808,326,
wore
period in
1954.—V.
showed
corporation
and
additional
line
new
a
with
not
to
Company
sales
npt
of
year.
was
practically
town
"A
K'tchen
Earnings
as
181,
at the
compared
ps
organized
and
1,
the
stock
will
corporation
Up—Earnings Off
increase during the
below lalst year's level,
incurred as a result of
colored
kitchen
equipment, it was
President.
He said that
equal
to
69
to
82
Mr.
company
the
in
*
engaged
shoes
when
April
on
11,
facilities
he
and
added.—V.
Mullins
for
than
sales
This
year.
alone
in
from
retail
Jersey,
of
operating
upper
„
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
more
the
in
taxes,
share
per
the
Ry.—Earnings—
& Western
Norfolk
,
of
the
on
Railway
Net
Net
p.
also
announced
that
(announced
quarter
approval
needed
delivery
of
the
of
this
the
shares
of
production
in
the
purchase
$1,058,78*7.
common
of
scheduled
stock
equal
outstanding.
the S7,000,000
will- be started
delayed
was
Approval
is
$1,879,287,
$1,250,005,
additional
of
contract.
of
year)
"Production
equipment
'
'
Government-
has
for
now
the
«
sales
Earnings
been
Provision
Minority
for
income
taxes
:
to
340,320
340,114
188 065
25^849
$251,448
.taxes.
New
—V.
181,
p.
share—.
$0.56
.__
31,
E.
issuance
at
the
upon
I960
$10
effected
issuance
on
The
the
$0 22
and
which
sold
were
10c
for
Belmont
share
per
issuance
at
—V.
below.—V.
Co.
128,
415.
p.
Towbin
Northport Water Works Co.—Stock Offered—The com-
at
a
.
covered
$7
182,
in
to
to
is offering to its common stockholders of record
pany
July 21 the right to subscribe on or before Aug. 19
share
per
:
offering is
proceeds
Bank
authorizing subsidiaries of this
during the remainder of
Co.
of
Boston,
issue
to
the
$13,500,000 of
proceeds
of
which
bank indebtedness
expenditures or to
construction
for
com¬
1955,
will
be
treasury thereof; and (2) Weymouth Light and Power Company to issue
$4,830,000 of notes to NEES and $1,730,000 of notes to First National
Bank, the proceeds to be used, in part, to pay its outstanding note
indebtedness with the balance used
to
pay for construction expendi¬
tures or to reimburse its treasury therefor.—V. 182, p. 216.
The
bank
Machine
Corp.
above.—V.
182,
p.
113.
and
loans
investment
the
SEC
company,
covering
Accumulation
of
on
July
$1,000,000? of
Shares
of
29
filed
Periodic
Beneficial
a
registration
Purchase
Interest
of
Pl«n
Clock
Haven
Watch
&
Co.
Recapitalization
Voted—
The
stockholders
Aug.
on
authorized
the
par
Previously
which
of
value,
stock
preferred
share
one
approved
3
capitalization
a
recapitalization
the
of
is
company
under
plan
increased
class of cumulative convertible preferred
Accounts
Mutual
Trust.
notes out¬
accounts
Trust
Bankers
the
of the
sale
bonds
are
an issue of
Feb. 1, 1975.
to be used
to repay
payable.
New
Co.,
York,
has
been
appointed
trustee,
agent and registrar for the new bond issue.
is a water-works corporation incorporated in 1892
under the Transportation Corporations Law of the State of New York.
It
maintains an office at 106 Main Street,
Northport, L. I., N. Y.,
and has
its executive office at 50 Church Street,
New York, N. Y.
paying
The
company
engaged in the business of supplying water in the Villages of
and Asharoken ahd portions of the Town of Huntington,
of Suffolk, State of New York. The company also expects ;to
supply water in a portion of the Town of Smithtown pursuant to a.
franchise recently granted the company by the municipality.—V. 182,
It
is
1,200,000 shares
and
of
stock
common
of
$1
authorized
of
is
new
stock consisted
outstanding,
were-
263,300
were
reclassified
stock.
common
and
of
98.600
450.000
outstanding.
Each
into one share of
The
present
preferred
shares
of
shares,
common
stock
also
182,
p.
call
p.
Northwest Airlines,
the
New
This
""""
Fxnenses
S2
Jersey Natural Gas Co.—Net Up 30%—
first
nine
months
of
$7,604,806,* a *gain
amounted
to
outstanding,
nine
nine
or
months
/
months
fiscal
current
about
12%
a
year,
above
year
ended
June
operating
operating
income
ended
June
for
the
nine
1955,
operating
30,1954.—V.
181
p.
749.
cmo,™
Other
of
Net
available
for
common
2.892,420
199,882
*6,784
*16,503
*70,746
*$553,546
$0.21
Nil
disposals of prop(net after taxes)—
*$548,399
$188,906
from
income
available
per
'Loss.—V.
Nuclear
Ren
for
common
common
•
stock
share
215,b(Q
$212,193
stock
(net)
non-operating income
Earnings
fipp
*41n'°!o
income
requirement
dividends
revenues
revenues
ago.
months
26,367,010
<59.900
taxes";::::::.-::::-------
Preferred
erty
30,
ended June 30, 1955
$1,085,071, equal .to $1.50 per share on 359,971 shares
and
an
increase
of
about
30%
over
net
income of
$1.27 per share on 310,842 shares outstanding, for the
operating
$960,381;
the
of
the
in the corresponding period
$6,744,533
Net
for
$28,56M31
28,781,995
2,911,061
-
would
raising of not less than $300,000 new capital.
reports
*3a"«fo31
—
npnreriation
216.
company
Inc.—Reports Profit—
3<>~
Revenues"1113 ***"
Net
for
*
12.
par
share of the old
new
preferred and
common
County
to
stock,
unchanged.
Plans
—V.
the
61,100
which
of
stock,
the
statement
of
Northport
New
of
This
$100,000
Home Life Insurance Co.
from
proceeds
The
Net
Easy Washing
discharge
to
$300,00 first mortgage bonds, series B, due
notes
with the bal¬
reimburse its
the
with
vately
used
be
to
Privately—The company has placed pri¬
Sold
Bonds
underwritten.
not
are
the balance to the payment of accounts payable.
standing and
to time
Power
for
4,438 additional shares of common stock (no par) at
$30 per share on the basis of one new share for each
3V2 shares held (with an oversubscription privilege).
The
124.
p.
its outstanding
pay
used
be
time
England
National
part,
order
an
from
so
cl
has been
Division.
strikes
beam
powders and liquids such as heavy waxes and oils,
announced by the company's Research & Control Instruments
on
2244.
Mutual Distributors, Inc., Kansas City,
Mo.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
lor
1
;
Three-Specimen Inverted Spectrograph, designed
specimens from the bottom, for analysis
Norelco
new,
X-ray
Non-operating
with
'
'
•
during
Co.—Proposed Consolidation—
issued
has
First
used,
Murray Corp. of America—Proposed Acquisition—
See
"
metals,
upon
share (subject
the period
per
exercise
options
of
Unterberg
options of
reserved
Manufacturing
pany to issue notes
follows:
(1) New
remain
Net earnings
Earnings per common
future
England Electric System—Units to Borrow—
SEC
The
$126,406
i
__
A
capitalization
for
value.
627,964
interest
events)
Aug.
are
Silver
Ontario
without
36,402
income
in
reserved
The
1954
$12,560,129 $11,948,520
before
1
American Philips Co., Inc.—New Product—
North
follows:
as
Clarence
to
shares
National
See
fall,"
Munsingwear, Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings1955
change
a
are
reserved for
are
certain
price for said
5,000
which
six Months Ended June 30—
to
Outstanding
t543,560 shs.
thereby.
(subject
to adjustment in certain events) upon the exercise during a period of
years beginning Sept. 1, 1956 of stock options issued by the company,
in July 1955 to 34 employees.—V.
182, p. 317.
(2)
pend¬
2244.
p.
options
in
1955
15,
purchase
ance
to
shares
present
earlier
year.
the
for
of
the
of
100,000 shares of a new
Net
9,028,523
'
216.
FINANCING
15,757,046
2,401,349
3,069,719
income
oper.
182,
$4,738,285 $29,836,982 $17,370,626
$5,648,132
from ry. oper.
rev
ry.
expenses
oper.
>'
$17,061,425 $15,095,404 $97,055,363 $81,894,601
H,413,293
10,357,119 67,218,381
64,523,975
revenue__
oper.
Railway
Con¬
1,000,000 shs.
<
shares
10,000
1,- 1956
Sept.
July
effect
give
5,000 shares
period
1954.
income
net
for
of
to
amounted
1,523,560
with
adjusted
half
income
exercise
from
compares
same
to
$1)_
,
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Period End. June 30—
1955.
addition
as
amounted
taxes
first
the
net
compares
share,
Federal
for
$2,689,705
for
15,
adjustment
to
provision
181,
.
I
chil¬
State,
317,
182, p.
outstanding).—V.
now
r
located
stores
York
been adjusted to
and retirment ef
and
1934
women's,
109
New
1955
certificates in March, 1955.
The total shares outstanding July
31, 1955 were 1,685,732.
:
Figures of both periods are before provision for taxes on unrealized
appreciation of investments and Include cash dividends declared pa
June and payable to stockholders in September of the respective years,
15c in
1955 and
13Vbc in 1954 (adjusted to the number of shares
Fried,
distribution
items
has
asset value per share
dividend paid March 14,
stock
50%
the
value——
1954
31,
1
•
1955
.
share of common stock
per
July
The
Youngs-
she'l contract
granted,
1314.
scrip
it
&
»The
reflect
acquired, in exchange,
plus obligations since
a
partnership in
and its wholly owned consolidated
Siegel
related
New
t
constituted
of
the
in
and
York,
New
stock- (par
Adjusted
July
1955,
sales
the final
Government
owned
was
of
of
30.
in
during
ing
$6,300,000
acquired late last
June
offset by an increase of over 6%
equipment," said Mr. Heckathorn.
per
p.
1954
$43,372,550 $34,051,81!
$25.73
*$20.20
'
31
at market
Asset value
109
•
July
assets
Net
,
York
New
of
As
Massachusetts.
and
'Common
business
Heckathorn
military
ended
including
$26,263,687
This
cents
months
defense
cents
outstanaing;
six
in
with
14,811
12,854
—
Resulting from statutory and contractual provisions.—V. 181,
used
be
operated
principally
York
1938
then
as
busniess
The company
1920.
are
men's
New
in
Aug,
on
stock
capital
assets
metropolitan
(1)
$3,000,000
provision
close of
—__—
reports income from long-term shipbuilding contracts
percentage-of-completion basis; such income for any period will
;therefore, vary from the billings on the contracts.
Contract billings
and estimated unbilled balances are
subject to possible adjustment
will
Authorized
.
2016.
p.
an
expenses
of
the
for
which
reduction
before
compared
After
sales
$30,097,961,
last
85,452,635
June 28, '54
$143,669,719 $221,564,875
period
employees on roll
period
The
the
of
.
was
since
and
Jin
announced on Aug. 4 by H.
M. Heckathorn,
"traditionally sales are higher in the second six months. This trend,
coupled with the price increase (advanced 10%% on July 13) should
result in improved earnings."
Schaible
59.038,163
17,228,813
'2.782,615
6,403,045
47,167,329
5,303,291
4,946,646
8,105,930
,
shares.
•
F.
1955, earnings were sllightly
costs
Consolidated
$
1,272,567
3,981,057
acc.
*
June 28, '54
$
33,097,588
9,378,565
&
-
.
at
on
capital.
15,
1955,
the
outlets located
shoe
CAPITALIZATION
for
the same period of 1954.
same
this
of
months of
introduction
June 27, '55
oper
turb.
wk.
Other
—V.
the first six months this year,
compared with earnings of $1,057,596, or
months
s'x
for
sales
'
6 Fiscal Mos. Ended
June 28, '54
25,763,214
2,871,715
1,710,522
4,658,189
contracts-,
& repairs
conv.
Hydrl'ic
on
additional
as
subsidiaries
1635.
Mullins Manufacturing Corp.—Sales
Although
after
*
Shipb'ld'g
Ship
Number
will
offering
the
29,
Series
Jersey.-
operation
6,
total
to
first
It is
Sept. 15,
occupancy.
$
on
company
retired,
Earnings Higher—
$1*859,837
were
$1.25 per share reported in
shares outstanding.
with
for
shortly
occur
'
earnings for
President,
ready
•
,
Cotes,
is
address will
change of
109.
p.
terly Statement of Billings, etc.—
Sept. 12 on a 100-year continuance of the trust
extending the termination date from 1965 to 2065.—V. 181,
National
necticut
Motor Wheel Corp.—Net
1
the
commenced .operations
issue
Sept.
bring
of
presently
300
believed
share
each
offices
under
for
$18.37.
BUSINESS—As
record
held.
of
shareowners
The
after
will
for
2,356,852
2930.
p.
&
proposed
a
popular-priced
new
stockholders
to
of one share
ratio
a
29
Aug.
announced.
to
stock
share in
a
subscribed
the
voted
The
with
exchange
The proposed
National
of
$13,542,373
6,358,064
;
Aug.
on
PROCEEDS—Net
10%
or
Morris Plan Co. of California—Plans Rights—
-The
shares
in
of common stock (par $1) at a price of $7 per
share, marking the first public financing by the retail
shoe chain. The offering represents approximately 8%
of the capitalization of the company.
'
of
181,
Malleable
on
was
and
•
1.45
application
an
stock
subsidiary.
shares
a
1313.
p.
Gas.—V.
of
its
$15,827,741
1,270,611
; V
-
2931.
comparable basis
a
181,
basis
filing
of
principal
to
former
asked
owned,"
now
$1,113,261
on
6.8%."—V.
revenues
the
on
for
shares
a
Co.,
-
Towbin
properties
were
properties
increased
plans
offer
to
$3,067,878
1,390,524
Newmont Mining
National Shoes, Inc.—Stock Offered—C. E. Unterberg,
Co. of New York City on Aug. 1 offered 42,800
a
for the
revenues
natural 'gas
Montana
revenues
1954.
electric
that
out
from
income
area
electric
months
12.2%?
pointed
of
comparative basis of
a
and
gas
six
Chairman,
$1,056,586
Falls
1954.
"total
the
over
Board
included
announced
$3,146,523
216.
p.
State.
/.
,
.
oper._
income.
ry.
operat.
182,
Niagara Share Corp.—Earnings—
*
R.
■
as
ago.
1954
be
agreement,
compared
six
York
New
fr.
rev.
ry.
—V.
by
12
The
in
the
preferred divi¬
equal
were
stock
common
same
.
$12,437,320
for-income
year.
has
shareowners
the
p.
earnings
Upper
.
RR.—Earnings-
Beach;
National Securities & Research Corp.—Proposed
with $12,379,871
provision
after
Inn,
V
Miami
Net
New
as
a
The
'
_
Net
KenilWorth,
Net
Hotels
Warwick,
...
series
of
revenues
compared
1955,
30,
Kirkeby
The
York, New Haven <£? Hartford
subsidiary, Capitol Foundry Co. of Phoenix, Ariz., which will be
Sept.
company
six
the
and
8,067,077
10,077,399
1,539,480
Period End. June 30—
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
Railway operat. revenue $13,882,786 $13,031,766 $76,455,478 $75,214,268
Railway oper. expenses.
10,736,263
9,963,888
60,627,737
61,671,8S5
be
involved amounts to
Wilshire which
of
$3,786,825 $23,925,355 $19.833,33Q
2,071,536
,
•Estimated balance of major contracts unbilled
At
The
Saranac
York
to
Beverly
House
The
New
continue
Capitol Foundry Division starting Aug. 1.
Arizona Iron
subsidiary of Capitol Foundry Co., had already been
that company.
Capitol Foundry, which produces grinding balls and steel and gray
iron castings, has been
serving the mining industry in the Arizona
district since 1925.
As National's Capitol Foundry Division it will con¬
tinue to supply the mines as in the past.—V. 182, p. 415.
Exchange.—
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Earnings—
the
and
'
company
owned
1993.
p.
Gotham,
inc
oper.
216.
p.
Corp.
•
operated
Stock
P.;
permission
National
Chicago
Midwest
Hampshire
Philadelphia;
-Unit—
at
Bank
listed
be
and
units
as
182,
*
$50
per
share
payable in a
like principal amount of 5% • debentures maturing April 1,
1985, plus
accrued dividends of $4.37 per share in cash.
Payment will be made
at.
Hotels
railway
—V.
8,654,347
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co.—Quar¬
construction
19,
Net
New
The
properties
Gotham
operate
Pennsylvania Gas Co.,
would
Works,
on
the
of
The
include
of
Pennsylvania
sale
Monroe Chemical Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
its
R.
for
of
absorbed
.
Intercontinental
to
transaction,
sale
will
722.
p.
SEC
shares
•
-
-
$4,887,543
oper.
$76,680,019 $70,292,234
52,754,664
50,458,904
$14,079,521 $12,441,172
revenue,.
Net rev. from ry. oper.
hotels,
three
prepay
the
1955
;
"
-
also
Warwick,
The -company
contingent upon
provided
cash
net
sufficient
be
that
back,
oper.
Mos.—1954
1955—6
1955—Month—1954
9,191,978
The
to Oct. 1, 1956.
The company
expenditures at $1,600,000.
It is be¬
the
the
and
180,
of
National. Fuel Gas Co.—Plans Exchange Offer—
of
be
bonds
the
said
Panama,
—V.
serially
of
together
will
to
series
construction
balance
financing,
accruals,
1975
due
notes
1955
the
•
the
and
passed
sale
syndicate
headed by
and management
a
control
sell
to
bonds..
net
4'A %
its
that
described
tion
the
debentures
a
leased
The
•
of
under
been
offer
series
the
for
Wilshire, Beverly Hills, Calif., will
long term lease by Kirkeby Hotels.
Kirkeby
which
bonds, 3%%>. series, due Sept.
will redeem the
presently out¬
proceeds
Cuba
$10,000,000
York;
redemption
contract
a
contract
a
in
End. June 30—
expenses
'
group
bonds,.4%%
the
and
into
de
included
Beverly
S.
have
retire
to
mort^ag*
issuance
1975
the
has
of
terms
.
required,
mortgage
A.
over
Period
Corp.—Sells Three Hotels—
1.
hotels
the
operated
interest
.
is
1.50%
of
extent
first
of
held.
then
The
the
on
the
Nacional
Aug.
Two
stockholders
common
$1.05
Railway
Railway
Cuba Hotel
May,
by
this corporation,
with
Knapp and Roger L. Stevens, the
and
Hotel
of
on
El
sale
of
of
the
to
$1,500,000
$2,750,000
1972.
sale
the
amount,
commission
a
used,
company
$7,700,000
1972
Sept.
out
shares
25
receive
be
the
the
$12,000,000
1975
with
1974.
upon
bonds,
privately
1,
subscription
by
of principal
amendment.
will
to
outstanding
Contingent
of
statement
100%
each
by
which
are
due March
at
for
supplied
Corp.,
lor
1955,
debentures
proceeds
presently
offered
18,
be
to
Net
be
Aug.
Securities
registration
a
covering $2,000,000 of convertible subordinate debentures
to
record
rate
filed
company
in
Webb
$1.14
'
*
113.
National
SEC—To
'
share
per
182, p.
j-
e,
efV,
bo,»^7
181, p. 2244.
Consultants, Inc.—Proposed
Hnlriine
CorD.
below.
Merger—
1121
Nuclear
See Reo
Fed.
inc.
—V.
g
g
126,468,943
270,800,964 244,167,642
19.069,811
39,839,718
36,576,545
taxes
21,778,100
unit
10,779,598
9,131,180
19,879,979
9,938,031
12,174,375
11,765,650
$0.82
19,941,739
12,156,220
18.550,969
11,765,596
182,
Av.
profit—
of com. shs. out.
no.
Earns,
share
com.
per
SO.88
$1.54
SI.60
effect to
•Giving
This
of
the
acquisition
acquisition
additional
1,127,943
shares
of
of
Co. in both
the
issuance
common
stock.
The
Chemical
Blockson
company's
the
per-share earnings are stated in this report on the basis
average number of shares outstanding during the period.
PURCHASE
Inc.,
Co.,
BROWN
PAPER
MILL
during the quarter for the
of West Monroe, La., and
completed
for
OF
725,000
shares
coimnon
purchase
and
the
were
Paper Mill
companies,
of Brown
associated
four
its
Mathieson
Olin
of
purchase
mately
million
one
obtained,
ties
utilized
will
pine
facilities
timberland
for
the
date
represented
by
shares
Ontario
merger.
31,
container
entitled
be
receive
to
lieu
of
fractional
interest
The
First
agent.—V.
the
held
effective
the
at
value
book
a
will
receive
National
165,
shares
of
which
entitled
to
net
Chicago
has
appointed
been
exchange
stock,
shares
60,000
$10
share.
a
being
are
PROCEEDS—The
retire
added
to
and
sold
Of the
by
of
various
the
ministration,
regular
operates
of
ports
declare
stock,
common
quarter
to
to
ship
service
about
of
Dec.
the
is
in
due
Cumulative
first
preferred
5lA%
June
TO
issuable
stock,
stock
in
cumulative
of
1955
at
share'
to
that
stock,
of
verted
$11.11
after
against
by
FINANCING
time
any
30
shares
1959
by
If
the
1955
the
of
series
of
1955.
into common
prices,
before
or
on
The
SEach
stock
at
of
1965
1,
conversion
rate
cumulative
$26.25
at
the whole or
preferred stock
first
in
I960
stock
the
and
not
are
UNDERWRITERS—The
<
stock
earned
the
of
purposes
preferred
not
or
$25.12'/2
proposes
are
the
to
shares of preferred stock and of
of them are as follow;
Becker & Co.
A. C.
J.
tional
by
The
Jan.
to
fund,
share
per
the
plus
&
Bateman,
Blyth
stock
Central
and
Co.
to
by each
&
4,000
8,000
—1—
Johnston,
&
Merrill,
York
6,000
12,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
4,000
8,000
3,000
6,000
2,000
4,000
Inc.
Turben
The Ohio
Pflueger
Schwabacher
Sterling,
Grace
Stone
Webster
&
Stroud
Sutro
&
Co._
Company,
Corp..
Inc
Securities Corp
Vietor, Common, Dann Ac Co
Hansen
182,
preferred
4.000
four
6,000
L.
6,000
companies
12,000
.
suit
Ac
8,000
in
and
2.000
alleged
6.000
——^
12,000
2,000
Co
4,000
1,000
Telegraph
&
,
2,000
Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
company
covering
(2)
(li
offered
for
common
public
to be offered for
in
the
date
ratio
and
July 29
on
in
of
sale
graph
one
which
stock,
1.199.849
of
at
new
subscription
Co.,
common
shares
registration
statements with
the
SEC
debentures, due Aug,
($100
15, 1991 and
The debentures are to be
bidding. The common stock is
par).
competitive
owns
has
the
share
price
common
90.89%
informed
new
each
to
be
of
the
six
shares
supplied
involved.
the
shares,
the stock offering.
for
are
Is
that
it
representing its
held.
by
American
outstanding
issuer
listed
any
of
shares of $1
This
1955,
development
stated
company
the
be
issued
of
vote
of
the
in
is
ol'
common
Issuing
desirable
that
the
that
at
of
company
at
meeting
authorized
purpose
his
addi¬
opera¬
known
opinion,
chartered,
discretion
possible
future
with
the
transaction.
The
Exchange,
to
cooperate
shares and
The
Pacific
intends
pro
record
amendment.
Telephone &
with
requirement
of
at
he
-
the
seeking
the
that
without
listing
of
its
prior
agreement,
Chicago
registered
had
the
registrar
been
the
to
Peabody
and
approved
Coal
for the 12 months ended June 30, 1955, amounted to
an
increase of $615,609 or 14.8% over the previous com¬
period,
Frank McLaughlin, President, reports.
These were
equal to $2.19 against $1.90 a common share, respectively.
Operating revenues for the latest 12 months amounted to $22,187,265,
an
increase ol $1,980,843 or 9.8 Vr over t e p evious per o1.
How ver,
on
a
comparable basis, with $66,977 of temporary surcharge billings
excluded
ap¬
for
■
ob¬
another
at
of
Peabody
Chicago, 111.,
Sinclair
the
filed
by
Coal
Aug.
on
Coal
Edward
York
City,
'Named
as
of
Kelce,
of
1954.
fraud
the
that
las
of
such
source
in
the
were
year
for the six months
$1,207,385 or 11.5%.
were
revenues
ago
by
Co.
3,
and
asking
Assails Merger Letter as
Merger—
filed
Co.
a
suit
In
in
exceeding
$11,722,047,
.
Peabody
Les
and
and
holders
defendants
Coal,
President,
of
his
of
that the comcompanies
associated
Elaine
L.
Lee,
Peabody
of
shares
the Peabody Coal Co.,
Otto Gressens, Chairman,
.■
were
including
-the
wife,
20C
newly-merged
and
concern
of
the
the "Sinclair Group.".
two companies was conceived by the defendants
the suit charged, "for their own financial advantage
Peabody
Co.,
its
and
stockholders."
And
it
sent
to
stockholders
Gravely Misleading—
of
this
on
company
July 29, Mr.
in many important respects
July 20 communication from
a
minority group which asks shareholder support of a merger with
Washington Water Power Co.
He urges stockholders to await reliable information which will subsequently be furnished as to this committee, its origin and motives,
and to be in possession of all material facts before they act.
In view
of these considerations, Mr. McLaughlin states that stockholders may
'wish to revoke any signature cards they may have sent to the com¬
mittee.
the
the
letter
a
McLaughlin terms "gravely misleading
and omitting much vital information" a
"This
Sound
is
p.
which calls itself a stockholders Commit'ee for Puget
Light Company', is composed of representatives of
and stock brokers," Mr. McLaughlin says.—V. 182,
group,
Power
financial
the
&
houses
416.'
Co."
court
The
and
Co..
suit
action.
by
is
asked
to
appoint
was
Pending
the
in
declare
a
Federal
women stockholders
Sinclair.
Further court
an
self
the
on
deal.—V.
plan
illegal
and
to
dissolve
Pea¬
Pullman
receiver.
second
two
Elward,
the
challenging
District
of
Court
Peabody
action
the
was
is
Peabody-Sinclair
one
filed
early
p.
to prevent a merger
deemed possible when Joseph
other
revs.__
Inc.
before
inc.
taxes—
Prov.
2696.
Net
for
Industries
Inc.
Acquires
Cornucopia
ControlSee
Cornucopia Gold
•"
taxes
income
Earnings
Pemberton
per
inc.-
$
150,148.633-209,639,669
7,684.373 17.097,572
3,783,000
9,160,600
2,625,500
3,739,272
3,901.373
$1.19
——
$1.70
$1.77
share
7,936.972
$3.62
Approximately $18,000,000 of U. S. Government and other marketable
securities were sold in the second quarter to provide funds for large*
inventories and increased receivables.—V. 180, p. 538.
Purolator
The
highest
♦v.jc
National Fuel Gas
on
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$
$
81,381,978 102,438,670
5,279,500
8.037.572
2,654,000
4,298,300
Mines above.
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—Proposed Exchange of Stock—
See
1955—3-Mos.—1954
$
and
Sales
seeking
attorney who waged a successful proxy fight to seat him¬
Peabody board last year, disclosed he also opposed the
181,
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
Period End. June 30—
trans¬
in July
subscribe
portion
from
obtained
were
increase ol $300,810 or 13.8% over the same period of 1954.
equal to $1.14 against $1.00 a common share, respectively.
an
These
a
revenues
no
period), operating revenues increased $2,047,820 or 10.2%.
the six months ended June 30, 1955, net earnings totaled $2,479,-
For
Operating
the
on
*
229,
■
shares
listing
.
earnings
Net
time
Co.
additional
trade accounts
of
parable
Exchange,
appointed
delivered the
ana
not
notice
reduction
$4,762,141,
said,
stockholder
West
Light Co.—Earnings Up 15%—
Puget Sound Power &
company
same
Telephone
to
rata
No
tele¬
additional
the
proceeds will be applied to
payable.
See also V. 182, p. 318.
the
a
effort
every
in Doylestown, Philadelphia and
Part of the proceeds from the sale of the class A com¬
will be used at the West Pittston plant. The balance ol
stock
mon
that
warehouse in Philadelphia
two plants and a
operates plants
Pa.
Pittston,
stockholders.
time
Parker & Redpath and Boenning
chain.
Precision operates
Atlas Chain
and
the
bicycle
as
Atlas
the
6f
value class A common stock at $9.50 per
oversubscribed and the books closed.
Prudential Industries, Inc. has two divisions, the
Atlas Precision
Products Co. and the Atlas Chain & Manufacturing Company. Atlas
Precision manufactures
electro-mechanical equipment and parts for
the electronics industries and Atlas Chain manufactures a complete
line of power transmission roller chain and
sprockets above the size
& Co. has been
outstanding prior
special
a
the
the
par
by Auchincloss,
share
assets
company.
the
Offering Oversub¬
of 31,500
recent offering of a new issue
scribed—The
company
acquisition
Industries, Inc.—Stock
Prudential
the
stated,
plan "used the shell of the Peabody Co., to house
conglomeration of properties and vast liabilities of the Sinclair
with
subscription by holders of outstanding common shares
underwriting of the
for
filed
$67,000,000 of 26 year
1,339,196
of
acquisition.
Funston
comprising
October,
body
Telephone
of
shares
with
New
merger
The
Pacific
22,
which
shareholders
stock.
Russell
The
2,000
318.
p.
re¬
Exchange.
was
of
directors
1,000
—
Union
—V.
4,000
The
4,000
—
Co
other
1955
$10,783,346
987.C19
—
before Federal Income tax
.
ap¬
voided..
resldeirts
1,000
Henry F. Swift &
Wulff,
be
merger
4,000
6,000
Co
&
pany's
2,000
3.000
Securities
those
preferred
3,000
&
by
of
that
without Exchange
such action
Mr.
the
Increase
for
further
the
Its
District Court
2,000
—
Co
&
-.
S.
2,000
Company
& Baerwald-
Profit
fact
Show Gain—
30—
Sales
from
Exchange
expression
any
size
the
has recently been changed to The Prophet
below).—V. 181, p. 1881.
1954
$3,616,992
576,152
Profit after provision for Federal income tax__
473.769
276,553
Earnings per share
" $0.96
$0.56
The name of this company was changed in April/1955 from Fred
B. Prohphet Co. to The Prophet Co.—V. 181, p. 1881.
6 Months Ended June
must
depend,
upon
opportunities
as
information regaidlng acquisition of the
given to stockholders by a letter dated June
said
of
were
Prophet Co.—Name Changed—
that company
(Tlie) Prophet Co.—Earnings
the
stocks
Two Preferred Holders Sue to Void Sinclair
Two
U.
2,000
Co
also
stock
318.
p.
of this company
name
(see
com¬
Full
of
corporation. In May,
marketed publicly at
held
family
a
company's
the
182,
of
been
had
ago
shares
share.—V.
course,
an
831,835 shares
and
the
Exchange's
Stock
1,000
&
or
lor
the
to
informed
make
the
though
New
Co
&
Mason-Hagan,
the
company
resignation
even
Co
months
a
Co.
on
shareowner
with
Of
as
obtained
April
could
registrar which
8,000
—
Lester, Ryons & Co
Loewi
the
Chicago
2,000
_—•—
Lemon
for
views
violation
tained
12,000
1,000
Fay__
fluorescent
200,000
latest
in
ana
2.000
.
the
The
At
of
on
seek
not
registrars
stock
the
voted
under
also
was
to
Funston
4,000
Co
based
was
this
to
9,000,000
without
were
Inc.—Listed in New York
1955, trading in the common stock of this corporation
American Stock Exchange.
This firm, which manu¬
and incandescent equipment for home use, until
1,
on
three
$10
shares
common
shares
Exchange,"
be
that
acquisition
listing
with
Mr.
2.000
1.000
Aug.
factures
proval.
_____—
Co
&
of
the
of
on
shares
their
facilitate
_2
Forgan
the
continued
comply
to
—_1
Glore,
in
to
Illinois
Group"
express
24,000
Co.—
Ac
On
began
appli¬
an
companies.
according
agreement.
must
that
by
the
develop.
1,000
&
Hooker
they
as
Exchange,
denied
and preferred
interpreted
prospectus transmitted
however, did the company
Shares
(Inc.)—
Skaggs
be
relation
Counsel
of
above.—V. 173, p. 483.
Mining & Milling Co., Inc.,
Lilly Belle
Progress Manufacturing Co.,
letter dated July 8.
At no
time,
request stockholder approval.
Mr.
Funston
stated it
seems
clear to
the
Exchange that as the
"Sinclair Group" acquisition was
not set forth in the proxy state¬
ments, the individual shareowners have not had adequate opportunity
the,number of
6,000
Davis,
had
the
did
in
had changed
a
12,000
Inc
Republic
lor
might
they
has
Co
Stock
coal
in
said,
Co.
additional
In
said
Directors
of
Common
Inc
&
issue
common
"Sinclair
divi¬
1,000
Eichler
Golfcin
rate
same
additional
of
dealings
merits
shareowners
laws
the
acquisitions
thereon.
Co
Co.,
&
York
6,492,164
Coal
policy
4,000,000
Stockholders
redemption
unpaid
Coal
unissued
to
less
not
1969.
prior
stock to be purchased
common
Allyn and Company, Inc
Barth
the
Governors
Group"
listing
the
of
substantial
is
from
Shares
G.
at
the common
not
approval
to
ting properties.
$14.28
of
Funston
Its
of
substantial
Funston
shares
Preferred
A.
See
acquisition were increased to 7,323,999 shares."
Mr.
if con¬
New
acquisition
should
shareholder
Peabody
time
time
upon
in
of the underwriters and
names
Mr.
Peabody
opinion
transaction
protected
from
redeemable
sinking
$25
is
declared
or
list
to
fundamental
a
which
common
and
is
time
any
of
violation
in
which
share
any
$12.50
1959,
July
at
share
per
July 1,
beiore
or
Board
"Sinclair
specific
Exchange
is
"that
80,000 shs.
579,260 shs.
the
suspended
action,
this
Mont.—Stock Offer¬
Pony Tungsten Enterprise, Pony,
ing Suspended—
have
the Exchange.
of
"It
§80,000 shs.
1965.
preferred
for
1955
whether
be
not
may
ol
the
the
Board
Board's
Exchange's
6
redeemed
dends
period,
Argentina
that
in
$521,190
4,103,623
$4,536,007
6,315,403
$74,123
559,404
217.
p.
12
p.
company
the
on
the
250,000 shs.
5lA%
on
and
1,
redeem
notice
the
182,
that
acquire
approval
1960.
price
,
of
part
in
Mos.—1954
included
that
For that reason it seems prudent at
reported
consolidated
net
earnings
an
net
results
from
current
operations
in
quirements and the company
conversion
at
July
may
days'
of
1954,
for
past.
from
President
management
proval
dilution.
than
earnings
operations
and took steps to remove
the
Outstanding
this
to
listing
similar basis.
PRESENT
11,000,000 shs.
converted
1,
after
company
of
reported
182,
$953,150
1,075,311
oper.
inc—
railway oper.
—V.
accounting treatment is effective with
earnings and hereafter, subject to future recon¬
changes occur either in business or in fiscal conditions
announced
Board
The
1,
if
Net rev. from ry.
Net
current
as
time
pany
from
750,000
1955
of
convertible
is
thereof
July
converted
of
expansion
recent
Funston,
1
same
$12,156,370
—
stock,
preferred
value
par
$0.93
expenses
oper,
government
exclude
country.—V,
issued
the
on
consider
750,000
value
preferred stock
the
if
iirst
lor
the
to
to
cation
•These notes are payable to the order of the United States of America and are secured by first preferred mortgages on vessels owned by
the
company,
llncludes
180,000
shares reserved
for
conversion
of
•
Railway
$2,741,448 $20,185,060 $17,202,634
2,667,325 15,649,053 16,681,444
$3,621,775
2,G68,625
Railway oper. revenue__
country coinciding
restrictions prohibiting the remit¬
These restrictions continue in effect; however,
of
earnings.
needs
been
time
Aug,
in
($25
series
in
pdr
$5
expansion
local
1955—Month—1954 )- J955—6
30—
End. June
(Fred B.)
Ad¬
$12,156,370
195G___
30,
convertible,series
Common
4,894,900
months
six
RR.—Earnings—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
.
Peabody Coal Co.—Trading in Stock Suspended—
present
Maritime
per
and
a
on
It
the
cents
15
EFFECT
mortgage notes,
1955-1975
loan,
value)
for
than
greater
equivalent
to
the
Argentina.
This change
in
San
stock
common
of
1955,
1.
payments
GIVING
bank
par
earnings
amount
preferred VMr
serially
first
net
L.
$4,557,515
period from operations in Argentina.
the
Herbert
Officer.
in
4,897,961
for
1950, has been
the company's
Barnet,
Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent, has been named President of the company.
James V/. Carkner,
former Chairman of the Board, has been named Honorary Chairman
of the Board of Directors.—V. 181, p. 1602.
4,487,000
$1.31
amount
Personnel—
of
Executive
Chief
$4,557,515
outstanding
same
net
and
share.—V. 180, p. 724,
who has been President since
the
Board
of Directors
and
Steele,
N.
Chairman
named
Period
amounts
such
future
have
this
common
between
Authorized
due
/
9,045,515
6,826,000
earnings
ended June 30,
$85,290,000
of
services
and
goods
of
Pepsi-Cola Co.—Changes in
$6,393,863
existence
of
The
•First
net
sales
Co.—Reports Lower Earns.—
Figures for the fiscal year
of stock.
share
Alfred
$6,956,214
consolidated
the
in
Keith
approval
dividend
thereafter
CAPITALIZATION
4Va%
showed
1954
13,782,214
realized for the
the
Orient.
the
subject
a
payable
quarter
per
1954
Subs.)—Earnings—
1955
local
firm conviction
Act of 1954, PF&L will
181, p. 2583.
ended June 30, 1955, sales of goods and services
The indicated net profit is $1,885,000 equal to
year
$84,688,000.
$3.88
its
to
fiscal
the
profit of $2,387,000 equal to $4.91 per
taxes on income—;
demands of our
venture.
•
share—
required
the
of the proceeds will be used in
Junior preferred stock and the balance will
directors,
to
Pepperell Manufacturing
....
.
taxes
1955
comparable
tance
stockholder,
a
DIVIDENDS—Initial dividends were paid on the
1948, and have been paid in each year since 1950.
intention
(&
fully successful in our
provided
For
Telemeter
the
We
will be
we
totaled
funds.
BUSINESS—Corporation
Francisco
attached
he sees
562,351
with
company's portion
of
Tele-
customer
$307,477.
respect
$750,000
working
of
per
sideration
be
and
L
been
The Chicago Corp.
part to
income
Heretofore,
Aug. 2 offered 80,000 shares of cumula¬
preferred stock, 5lA% convertible series of
1955, at par ($25 a share) and 160,000 shares of $5 par
at
mechanism
coin
>,
before
however
stock
the
disappear
...
earnings
The
on
common
in
Barker"
in meeting some of the future
are
entering this program with the
Com¬
the
of
•Net earnings
for the first six months of 1955 are stated after
deducting and reserving an amount of $562,351, equivalent to the local
frac¬
a
first
value
Telemeter
$59,790,806 $52,584,951
Earnings
Dec.
at
Pacific Far East Line, Inc. — Stock Offered — A. G.
Becker & Co. Inc., Chicago, 111., headed an underwriting
group
and
Net earnings
Number
of
shares
was
tive
Federal
details
Argentina
1320.
p.
When
located in our service area and added we look
atomic-electric plant as an effective addition to
be
will
system
for under the Atomic Energy
apply to A EC for the necessary licenses."—V.
sees a
price
correct
Balance
cash.
of
Bank
the
"Marquee"
United States and foreign
share
date
$16,385
of
shareholder
each
the
to
the
the
revealed
TV.
sales
Profit
one
that
stock
Ontario
had
petition
a
it
it
pioneering
customers.
subsidiary of Paramount Pictures
a
Pay-As-You-See
"pay" channel, he
•Elimination
will
is
which
PP&L system
PP&L
"As
6 Months Ended June 30—
preferred
of
shares
of
International Tele¬
information about
company.
submitted
in
Parke, Davis & Co.
318.
1954.
In
tional
of
■I
1955.
1,
Ontario
of
redeemable
Telemeter
gives
plant
a
using
the
this
the
program.—V. 181, p. 2517.
of National Silver Co.
in exchange for each $15 of book value, as of Dec. 31,
($15 par value)
1954,
Sept.
shareholder
cumulative
the
by
booklet
the
such
on
"naturally
to
"Marquee" and hears a "Barker"
which advertise the entertainment being offered for sale. When
pulp
of
tons
kraftboard
two
and
650
addition,
In
Commission
deposits
set,
Manufacturing Co.—Merger Approved—
effective
6%
the
of
he
Texas
Exchange has received notice from this company
stockholders,
at
a
meeting held July 21,
1955, approved
Ontario into National Silver Co. It is contemplated making
Each
of
bag
East
both
Midwest Stock
its
merging
the
Recently.
tunes to the
to
Louisiana,
Developments
"Electronic
facilities of
and
System
Net
Ontario
Thd
in
holdings
manufacture
and
paper
per day;
two paper
manufacturing plants.—V. 182, p.
that
timberland,
our
hardwood
and
Arkansas;'
and
permit
profitably.
more
of
acres
increase
acres
and,
sorts
International Telemeter Corp.
approxi¬
with the paper manufacturing facili¬
our
forest properties
to
be
immediately
The
Brown
acquisition
includes 465,000
will
booklet
history
metr
This
reads,
Corporation."
munications
cash.
revealed
in the electronics field; Machinery
and totals bank checks; a device to
a few 10-inch discs and magnetic memories
in mililonths of a second are described in
developments
library on
information
furnish
Corp.
in
million
$50
entire
an
which
Telemeter's
meter
CO.—Negotiations
other
automatically
store
the
of
its
of
which
through
accomplished
was
originators of the only pay-TV system
permits sending two TV programs in one channel, today
several
periods.
will be ^commercially competitive with generating
conventional fuels.
The in-service date for the new
is planned for 1962.
Mr. Oakes said that a contract had been entered into with Westinghouse Electric Corp. as co-developer with PP&L in the design and as
supplier for the pioneering reactor and its related electric generating
equipment.
The Joint program will be known as the Pennsylvania
Advance
Reactor
Project
(PAR Project).
Mr.
Oakes did not disclose the power plant site but stated that
that
stations
Corp.—Developments by Unit—
Pictures
International Telemeter Corp.,
which
Strauss,
L.
the Atomic Energy Commission, of its decision to
privately-financed atomic-electric power plant of at least
kilowatts Utilizing the homogeneous-type reactor, on the basis
a
150.000
416,
p.
Paramount
Net
will
company
18,025,576
10,998,502
the
Co.—To Build Atomic-
of this company, on July 23 Informed
Chairman,
and General K.
E Fields,
President
Manager, of
General
build
thereafter
Lewis
Admiral
make expenditures for property
additions and improvement in an amount exceeding the balance of
the proceeds of the sale of the common shares. Borrowings from banks
are
made for
such expenditures
and for general corporate purposes.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
g
Oakes,
E.
8,1955
Plant—
Power
Chas.
expected
a short
to
to
time
taxes__
inc.
for.
&
then
INCOME
CONSOLIDATED
<jj
before
Profit
Electric
Monday, August
...
Power & Light
Pennsylvania
the repayment of
equivalent amount toward
an
repay in full borrowings from banks, which are
approximate $118,000,000. It is expected that within
intends
Corp.—Quarterly Earns.—
OF
142,103,684
,
sales
apply
borrowings from banks, which are expected then to approximate $171,000,000.
Following
the sale of
the common
shares, the company
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Period Ended June 30—
<0
»
Net
will
Telephone
below
STATEMENT
FORMA
•PRO
Pacific
Upon receipt of the proceeds from the sale of the debentures,
of America, Inc.—Proposed Merger-
Corp.
Holding Corp.
Olin Mathieson Chemical
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(512)
%
Co.
above.—V.
179, p. 1482.
Products, Inc.—Reports
sales
and
the highest net
manufacturer
nf
automotive
Record Earnings—
earnings after taxes in the
oil
filters
and other filtra-
Number 5453
Volume 182
tion
k
•
equipment
recorded
were
during
Abeles, President,
James D.
1955,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
months
six
the
reported
ended
containers;
30,
June
stockholders on
to
products
1.
Aug.
shell
earnings during the six-month period were $1,194,013, equal to
a share, compared with $940,327, or $2.12 a share in the first six
months of 1954.
These net earnings for the first half of 1955 were
Net
$2.58
v
after
provision of Federal income taxes of $1.2a3,515,
in the first six months last year.
and
Sales
the
for
$11,732,402
totaled
Reeves
John
181,
piaus
.or
whatsoever.—V.
company
$13,583,004,
a
181,
an¬
share,
a
r
Merger
stated
3
c^nsid r^d
that
31,
Six
any
1955
count of 50 cents per share.
.It
price.
same
The
Earnings
*—V.
of
Occupying
section
*
the
'of
of
Plyophen
plant
new
a
mid-west
liquid
in
City,
Kansas
city
the
w.ll
plant
and powdered
Chase
by
Kansas,
concentrate
resins.—V.
phenolic
Remington Arms
.
,
This company has
"month
.
Mr.
this
cor¬
:
!
182.
After dividends
*••' 46
-
:
last
business.
•
income
net
on
stock
common
with 50 cents per share for the same
compared
'
"year.—V. 181, p. 1603."
directors
The
$8
v -pr
The
•
board
.\ Holding
declared
1
Aug.
on
was
*»•'
aiv additional
Nuclear
Consultants,
Inc.
meeting
-V
holders,
'.
to
the
on
1955
vote
Under
the
Corp.,
newly
holder
of
will
receive
Consultants,
relative
book
and
class
right
to
dividends.
to
T
^
Nuclear
have
Common
of
Corp.
identical
holder
for
each
will
ago
r
America
voting
stockholders
will
.a
subsidiary oi Bohn
'Under
Reo
its
.Holding
Corp.: will
nucleonics .and
facilities
of
then
advanced
Nuclear
.
&
—"Nuclear
name
new
Ah minum
become
Inc.
.
it
V-
1677.
**v."-'*■
Stock
by
air
has
asked
#•/.?
'•*'
'*
.S/*'
*•
.
t-
♦ ♦•••
.?***>
'
Post
New
Civil
the
carrier
Office
York,
Aeronautics
between
Boston
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Board
and
the
to
313,000
United
$203,800
June
of
as
30,
1955,
with
compared
$6,538,000
2,280,000
1,772,000
$4,734,000
$4,766,000
for
taxes
_*
Controls—Co.—Has
months
announced
by
John
A.
of
at
were
volume
Robertshaw,
and
after
provision
547
net
share
of
net
equal,
exceeded
Income
for
to
the
preferred
those
rate
business,
181,
.
outstanding
' •/'-. •:**•
-
the
six
first
against
at
requirements,
period
to
$1.38
the
end
of
June,
1954.—V.
_
not
:
Belle Mining
See Lilly
,
\
r
•
com-
above.—V.
(&
v.*
178,
1955
'
1375.
p.
5,846,363
LL
$6,137,354
4,893,159
\^ReynaldsjMetals Co.—To Place $235,000,000 of Securif ties Priv^tely-—Richard" S. Reynolds, Jr.,, President? op
$235,000,000, financing
-a
\i_
.
«
$1,244,195
972
318,925
,,
:
income^—
$998,921
..Earns, peribhyjon! 1,685,7^4-shs. of
—V. 182, p. 319." r/
$925,070
$0.49
$0.49
stk.)_
com.
:;>1980 and
'
of an $80,000,000 unsecured fiveyear bank loan evidenced by notes due 1956-1960. / The
transaction yvas arranged by Dillon, Read & Co., Incrand
Reynolds & Co.; Inc.:
/Aug. 1 that the bond issue
.
•
-
:> The
proceeds
-company's
loan
.of
the
of
cash
the
370 shares - of common, stock to be offered at par ($100 per
share),, without underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used for
payment of workmen's compensation, taxes, and other
expenses.
—
the
•
■
together
with
v
.
$10,517,000' of
of
I•
'.
General
to
Services
r
the
Administration
Louis
Southwestern
Period End. July 31—
Railway
p.-
to refund ail the company's mortgage and
indebtedness, refunded included the
balance
obligation
St.
V
>
"Chronicle"
totaled $155,000.}
financing
The
company's
in
,
used
were
indebtedness*.
>
'
reported
letter of notification with the SEC
a
coyer-ing
the placing
r\^[It:'was erroneously
July 21 filed
on
Ry.
revenues
$5,792,308
3,199,560
pper.
Federal
income
Other
$5,081,436 $32,323,876 $29,762,573
3,256,628
18,861,082
19,555,436
132,672
taxes—
127,631
791,759
751,954
549,124
5,070,518
4,770,730
134,041
129,436
793,202
766,031
*
,
war
surplus
expansion
"This
purchased
the
facilities
on
and
Korean
Reynolds
in
for
in
aluminum
the
company's
<
of
$68,000,000.
he
"Additional
of
"has
financed
by
put
General
loans partly
current
demand
further
basis
with
Services
p.
facilities
the
during
will
be
according
expansion
supplies
to
$1,305,950
$1,018,618
$6,807,315
$3,918,421
84,702
73,726
407,857
strong
is. also
both
next
more
the
few
rapidly
years,"
with
ry.
oper.
inc..
from ry.
op.
inc.
$1,390,652
$1,092,344
$7,215,172
at
the
company's
70,000,000 pounds, to a
its
being
and
Reynolds.
markets
planned,"
old
With
308,964
2,094,580
Net
ry.
still
he
Ded.
SEC
.
2
filed
registration
a
statement
with
"to
$25,000,000
of 20-year sinking fund debentures, due
1975, to be offered fcr public sale through an underwriting
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The interest rate, public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds from the
sale of the debentures will be used (1) to
The
present
Equitable
approximate
funds
.
that
of
outstanding funded aeot" owing by the company to
Life Assurance Society of the -United States in the
amount
the
company
management
Net
sales
$67,504,807.
of
of
may
the
Sales
$14,000,000
and
to
be
(2)
used
for
determine.
for the
company
are
and
distributed
to
augment
any
the
five
corporate
months
approximately
as
of
general
purposes
1955
follows:
$2,303,001
266,999
4,081,138
$1,084,919
$812,439
79,822
108,833
$1,005,097
$703,606
income
gross
income
182,
of
to
anc>
fiscal
year,
securities
in
States
sources.
liable
and
for
its
continue
accumulating
of
names
shares
common
which
has
agreement,
Brothers
the
several
each,
agreed
any
policy
reinvesting
underwriters
subject
to
all
to
purchase
the
terms
from
the
and
of
the
Fund
the
are
Shares
—112,800
Co
A.
Kidder
M.
Manley,
Bear,
Stearns
Becker
G.
&
&
Freres
1.000
5,000
Meeds—_
&
2,OCO
Co
Bennett
5,000
Co
&
2,000
2,000
Inc.__
Sullivan
Bradford
Bissell
Co.
&
&
Mason-Hagan,
Inc,
1,300
5,000
Co.
McCormlck
Co
1,000
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
Co.,
Co.
&
1,000
Inc.
1,000
C.
Co._
&
Peabody
5,000
Co.
&
&
Inc.
1,000
2,500
Pacific
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
1,300
Piper,
Burnham
and Company___
Chace, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.
Curtiss, House & Co
2,000
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
1,000
Reinholdt
1,000
L.
1,300
Scherck,
2,000
Schwabacher
1,000
Seligman,
Lubetkln & Co._
1,500
1,300
Shearson,
Hammill
Co._
3,000
Co.—
1,000
Shuman, Agnew & Co.—
2,000
1,500
Chapman & Co.—
Francis
A.
G.
&
I.
duPont
Edwards
&
&
Co.
Sons
Holyoke & Co.
Emanuel, Deetjen &
Estabrook
Farwell,
Co
&
Galrdner
&
;
Singer,
Deane
&
5,000
Smith,
Barney
Stein
'5,000
Co.———.:
&
Hayden, Stone & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._
3,000
Hlckey & Co.
J.
Inc..
Hilliard
B.
Hlrsch
Hooker
&
Joseph
1,000
Mellen
&
—V.
Co.__
&
2,000
Boyce——
Meyer
1,000
&
—_„LJCo
&
l,30O
1,300
—
*
1,000
3,000
1,000
Co.
Miller,
Gi
*
1,300
Walker
H.
&
Co.—_—_
2,000
Arthur Wiesenberger & Co.
1,000
182,
&
5,000
5,000
1,000
Inc.
Staats
Frank,
2,000
Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.__
Vietor, Common,- Darm &
1,300
Fay__,
&
Sweney Cartwr.'ght & Co._
Spencer Trask & Co._.
1,060
Son—
&
Co
&
Sutro
3,000
Co
&
R.
1,300
Scrlbner.
&
Fox
3,000
Hentz
2,000
&
Co.—_______
&
Bros.
Stern,
1,500
1,000
Simon & Co
M.
William
3,000
Co.,
1,300
3,000
Co
Co._!
&
1,000
&
l,30O
Co
&
Richter
I.
Ripley
3,000
Gardner
Silberberg
Co
2,000
—
&
1,300
—
Haupt
——
Rothschild
1,300
Co.
&
F.
Co
Hopwood
&
Inc..
Co.
Goldman, Sachs
Inc.
Northwest
Jaffray
Inc.
Co
3,000
319.
p.
Sea Products Corp., Now Bedford, Mass.—Files—
The corporation
on July 28 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 350 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at $100
per share, without underwriting.
The neb proceeds are to be used
pay for construction, installation of pilot plant and operating expenses-
Seaboard Finance Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
of
will
company
$2.12
redeem
convertible
dividends.—-V.
181,
Sept.
on
preferred
12 all
stock
at
outstanding
$38.75
28,158
share
per
2584.
p.
and
••
share®
accrued
,
-
-
Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—Grants License—
corporation has entered into
Wares
Ltd.,
manufacture
and
aviation
architectural
The
and
terms
Toronto,
the
of
porcel's
business,
buildings.
would
will
have
General Steel Wares will
porcelain
of
work
of
another
on
will
marine,
name.
Steel
all
for
to
firm
for
trade
General
rights
rights
erection
the
is
Canadian
products
Seaporcel
give
distributing
and
the
enamel
the
under
use
firm
which
whereby
porcelain
agreement
manufacturing
addition, the Toronto
licensing agreement with General
a
Canada,
distribute
clusive
—V.
*
Wares
ex¬
Canada.
of
part
enamel
In
Sca-
panels
royalty arrangement.
a
182, p. 13.
were
24'/*
Seattle
Gas
Co.—Consolidation
Approved—
The stockholders of this company and the Washington Gas & Electric
voted on July 29 in favor of merging the two utilities.
The name
of
the
new
$5,387,590
$6,384,139
489,266
512,785
$4,898,324
$5,871,354
,
—_
114.
p.
company
combined
The
tric,
S.
The
The
plans
company
about
Nov.
The
in
will
construction.
stock
to
send
bond
a
issue
for
Under
$18,000,000
to
market
30.
company
final
This
step
this
at
proceeds to
offering,
financing
offerings
the
use
in
it
time.—V.
said,
was
1955.
pay
The
380,
p.
off short-term
will
represent
company
has
and
loans
no
(he
com¬
plans
for
1540.
will
the
electric
new
has
of
just
The
new
model, tnamed
tion
of
the
the
the
first
company's
Within
known
closer
announced
commemorating
at
shaver,
shaving
been
the
as
than
by
in
this
Schick
anything
"25"
ever
and
before
said
to
of
Schick's
Silver
Jubilee
Year
25th
anniversary of Col. Jacob Schick's inven¬
elc-ctrically-power
shaver,
is
now
in
production
new
modem
plant
at
Lancaster,
Pa.
few
days, initial shipments of the Schick "25" are ex¬
reach
leading
retailers,
department
stores
and
Schick
-shops all over the country.
Retail price of the new Schick "25" is $29.50—V. 182, p. 319.
service
to
a
Gas
Co.
state
terms
of
of
Washington
the
and
other
23
communities
the
in
permit
issuance
the
to
of
additional
share outstanding,
exchanged
be
merger,
shares
for
common
thus
in
stock
on
the
basis
of
providing necessary shares
the
new
company.—V.
181,
be
invented,
Security
corporation.
hqnor
Natural
area.
the
shares for each
required
p. 2804.
Schick, Inc.—New Electric Shaver—
A
Washington
was
shareholders of both companies will
exchange their common shares on a one-for-one basis in common,
shares of the
new
Washington Natural Gas Co.
Washington Gas &
Electric stockholders approved an increase in the company's author¬
ized capitalization to 1,000,000 shares of $10 par value common stock, 1
subject to approval of the Washington P. S. Commission.
This action1
l'/4
capable
the
be
enterprise
it
1,
Necessary filings for approval will be made with the Washington
Commission shortly, they said.
■
*
new
company will serve the gas requirements of Seattle and
Tacoma
Financing—
will
is scheduled for single company operation
announced jointly by Walter S. Byrne, President
of Seattle Gas, and Allen Peyser, President of Washington Gas & Elec¬
Nov.
Puget Sound
pected
first
$5,120,591
29,059
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Plans
1,
the
$783,380
52,771
the
group
retire
$1,032,148
income
from
—V.
covering
Aug.
Aug.
in¬
the
or
freedom
become
to
intends
Lazard
P.
growing,
said,
income—
income—
op.
Gross
customers.'—V. .182,
Manufacturing Co.—Registers $25,000,000 Debs'.
on
and
expect
1,000
around
pany's
company
dividends
not
Fund
2,000
1,966,432
Non-operaing
for
Rheem
its
Co.
the
416.
The
The
The Bankers Bond Co., Inc.
J. Barth & Co
$4,269,433
358,504
Total
Ded.
its
built
Mr.
to
and
new
best
351,012
Adminis¬
guaranteed by G. S. A.
to proceed
its capacity another
aluminum
large-scale
increased
assure
income
income
ry.
Net
pounds,"
for
payments
company
oper.
cper.
Other
plans.
increasing
900,000,000
debt
the
production
plants,
present
lower
expansion
Jong-range
total
The
"will enable
added,
Fund's
invested
was
to-
outside
the
have
war.
"As a result of
the refinancing,"
Mr. Reynolds pointed out,
"the
company's total debt repayments for the 1955-60 period will be de¬
creased
approximately from $164,000,000 to $96,000,000, a reduction
•i
Railway
.
,
the
of
Laird,
011
incurred
second
and
declared,
held
notes
$76,750,000 of private
indebtedness
first
privately
completely
a
of $69,292,000
and
the
during
programs
repayment
in -1949
government-sponsored
transaction," Mr.
domestic
tration
plants
with
connection
does
and
tax.
Whipple & Co
Bulge & Kraus_____
Steel
Mos.—1954
1,020,086
taxes.
Federal
1955—7
'
,
of
&
This
Co.—Earnings Up—
1955—Month—1954
Railway oper. expenses
State, Cty. & City taxes
investments
sources
to
reserves
1,300
Roundup Oil, Inc., Roundup, Mont.—Files With SEC—
•'-f. The corporation
end
assets
Fund
Bacon,
1,243,995
422,128
■
r.
•
.
the
total
the
Kidder,
«
„
1955,
2,000
200
(interest, etc.)—
*(''*'*
.
Net
program
$1,422,021
1,421,049
deductions
'
its
from
follows:
J.
1954
„
$7,268,384
Gross income
Income
,1??■
limit
judged
profits.
Harriman
Subs.)—Earnings—
idebit)
revenues
to
income
securities
Shares
'
Non-operating
is
their
H.
& Milling Co., Inc.,
.was announced-on July 29 by Justin W. Dart; president. The new J Operating expenses and takes.—...
v''>^jOTjgttnizajtien;- .Tested Produeis Co., will/-coordinate Rexall facilities>toi
r;,V: m^"Ufactuxin«ulrugs and toiletries for; other marketers. * '» *'»*
Income from bperations_:____L__
J lily 28 announced that
and
undeiwriting
as
Ira
Operating ,revenues^
v'Vi'/P^hy
income
paying
number
Of-
•
Five Months Ended May 31—
y
V
31,
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
.
States
Hallgarten
Rock Creek Tungsten Co.,
Missoula, Mont.-—Stock
fering Suspended—
Fund
in
the Fund's
issuers but
Ellis,
months
the 1,448,796 shares outstanding. This
compares
$1,820,055, equal to $1.27 per share on the 1,349,-
shares
p...2-123.
of
$4,463,287
■
Offering
highest
President.
taxe3,
after
the
United
J.
the
defense
on
income of
common
•
taxes,
$2,051,287,
common
with
for
May
of
Jt is therefore not liable
.United
Sales
sales for the six months ended June 30,
1955, totaled $31,404,104,
of 8.25% over the $29,009,109 shown in the same
period
income, both before
initial
grown
Doolittle
1955
lower
a
Record
year.
per
.
of
as
12%
A.
history despite
shareholders.
to
invest,
of total assets in such securities.
The Scudder Fund of Canada
Ltd. has operated
and
proposes
to
continue to operate in such a
way as to be a "non-resident" foreign
corporation for the purposes of the United States Internal Revenue
Code and to realize no taxable Income
from
Bache
$7,014,000
the. first six
of
deriving
invests
year
a
1954
2245.
to
It
Ball,
assets.!
capital
its
to 331/3%
Lehman
other
of
industry
up
$260,000
1955
liabilities including provision
during
amounted
policy
non-Canadian
of
$398,000
"
..
option
possibilities.
The
Fund
concentrates
securities
of
companies organized
in
Canada
reflecting the development of Canadian
in
of
Cr42,000
: $215,000
••*
the
investment
States,
resources;
less than
$573,000
419,000
»'
at
companies
States.
vestments
;
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$775,000
of 1954. Earnings before taxes amounted
$3,933,855 in the first half of last year.
.
>/^Tbe, creationnew,; contract manufacturing dlvision-(of' this
of
United
-long-term
Miami
247,000
company's
After
time
any
BUSINESS—The
securities
and
$450,800
.-
P.
at
first
offering in June, 1954, provided the' Fund with
capital of $30,000,200 which upon investment has
$41,170,000 of total net assets on
Aug. 2, 1955.
to
Depart¬
Florida
263,000
Rockland Light■-& Power Co.
.,
the
for
between
half
.
-
—
The
working
logistics con¬
increase
'
Rescue. Mining Co.,>Warren^ Idaho
.Suspended—. ^.acv v"V- ^
redeemable
provide
includes
$478,000
working
Net
first, operating
•, • •.
mail
to
used
which
taxes
and
181,
was
*
.
p.
inc.
current
Net
en
tlivisionv i;It is- contemplated that other firms In the field of nuclear
V instrumentation and electronic systems and components will be brought
a Into
the Nuclear Corporatioh of America in accordance- with
the
.'plant of
the
Reo-TelAutographrr Stockholders Protective -Committee,
approved by-stockholders of Reo Holding Corp. at r the last- annual
^'/meeting May 20, T955.-7-V. .181,
be
inc: taxes.
1
the
in
rv
;•
will
follows:
as
Sales
stock
Inc."—
America,
its
the
investment
program,
passenger
Robertshaw-Fulton
upon
■
constituting
by
Vice-President
Craven,
Bosworth,
of
share
company
in the
the
personnel' and
with
also
third
a
current
—V.
operating
an
fields
loan
operations
working capital
\
Net
share
last
of
as
Federal
Ccrp.
Corporation
electronics
Consultants,
Brass
made
been
these
■
Airlines
was
;
.
and identical
special
rights
have
has
T.
stock¬
common
powers
freight
"profit"
Total
Reo
of
based
be
the
expansion
Peter
29.
intermediate
Current
ol
"contingent assets", based upon possible claims of
arising opt of sale of assets in 1954 to Reo Motors,
Holding
Inc.,
;
The
will
stock
A
that
corporation
York,
July
on
continue
Consultants
exchange
this
New
of
the outstanding common stock
to
1,250,000 shares.
All
of
originally issued 1,000,000 shares are outstanding.
To date none
shares has been redeemed
although the Fund's shares are
of
Shipments in the second quarter of 1955 increased 7% in comparison
with the corresponding
quarter in 1954, while for the first six months
shipments were 10% greater than for the similar period last
year.
•
name
adoi.ional
an
Nuclear
to
Bank
of three-cent
'
before
Ntt
.'
distribution
Reo
v
value.
The
will
PROCEEDS—The sale of the additional shares will
provide the Fund
approximately $10,292,000 of additional investment capital, and-
•the
„
merger,
the
$3.10
income
*-
outstanding
and
Each
receive
class
stock.
of
and
stock
America.
also
Each
shares' of
Issued
common
of
will
terms
$zs.6d
Period End. June 30—
•
Total
presently
Corp
the
Holding
Roe
7,950,000
12,393,626
..,'1951 Federal tax refund
Inc.
Corp.
stock.
Inc.
stock
A
the
stock
A
200
Nuclear
5
Nuclear
class
Under
into
America,
of
Holding
common
issued
meeting.
mtrged
merger,
Reo
of
stock
common
be
Corp.
proposed
shares
Holding
special
will
Nuclear
to
£47,502
as
the
at
Consultants
! changed
of
on
20,343,626
8,350,000
with
all
Provision for
27, 1955, iii New York City, will vote
Holding stockholders of record Aug. 22,
Sept.
merger.
Reo
proposed
will
Nuclear
J
held
be
22,985,379
income—
on
single transactions involving a greater number of
shares, prices are scaled down as follows: 1,000-1,999
shares, $43.57 per share; 2,000-2,999 shares, $43.23 per
share; 3,000-9,999 shares, $42.89; 10,000-74,999 shares
842.54; 75,000 shares and other $41.92 per share.
1954
102,060,964
„
said
its
it
the
Prolit
v
stock-
of
For
1955
123,346,732
*,.»_■< Ritter Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
''
out-
cheaper than almost any other form of transportation, including
private car, Mr. Craven said.—V. 182, p. 217.
•
dividend
liquidating
special
A
<
the
on
!
.
travel
to sotckholders on and after Sept. 12, 1955.
approved
the
terms
of
a
merger
between
Reo
/also
and
share
per
points of New York, Philadelphia. Washington,
Jacksonville and Tampa. It
proposes
low-cost budget lares based on
three cents per mile plus a $2 terminal
charge;* which would make air
share payable
per
$1.54
to
on
Scudder Fund of Canada, Ltd.—Stock Offered—Public
offering of 250,000 common shares (par $1) was made on
Aug. 3 by a nationwide group of underwriters headed by
Lehman Brothers.
The stock is priced
at $43.92 per
share for single transactions of
less than 1,000 shares.
ended
2584.
p.
,
cumulative
redemption
series,
months
14,635,379
$3,000,000
Rico,
Riddle
•
period
■£.v</*Reo Holding Corp.—$8 Liquidating Dividend—Merger
of
equal
181,
Manufacturing Co.—Calls Preferred Stock—
4.30%
preferred stock (convertible) has been called
Sept. 20 1955 at $102 plus accrued dividends. The
conversion privilege terminates at
the close of business on Sept. 20p
:1955.—V.
181, p. 2245.
,
Riddle's
and
certify
Co., Inc.—Earnings Lower—
preferred stock,
on
dents a share,
of
carriage
ment
with net income of $j,803,000 for the same period
The decline in net income was due entirely to a reduction
Government
convertible
five
the
(estimated),.
share
1603.
for
Puerto
This compares
taxes.
;-cf last year.
-/.-'in U. S.
for
——_
Craven
tracts,
production
p. 13.
on
taxes
income
Manhattan
capital
announced a net income oi $3,566;000 for the sixJune 30, 1955, after provision for Federal income
period ended
The
stock.
company
30—
Treasurer, announced
via
v
capitalization
follows:
$25,000,000
as
4'/2%
Airlines, Inc.—Receives Bank Loan—
loan
A
'
on
an
June
l-ederal
on
per
181, p.
Riddle
of
Aug. 4 by Henry H. Reichhold, General
eight
acre
plot in
the
Fairfax industrial
announced
was
Manager.
aircraft
increase
Chemicals, Inc.—Opens New Plant—
opening
poration
fecovill
shells,
for
financing,
be
stock,
preitrred
——^
income
Net
and
Reichhold
31%
and
parts,
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Ended
taxes
,
employees at the
company
-
stock.—V.
Oil
Months
belore
quickly completed.
was
additional 4,000 shares were placed with a group
An
will
company
oa
of the
$2,570,835
were
common
Federal
Offering—A secondary oifering of 30,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on July 28 by Granbery,
Marache & Co. at $8.80 per share, with a dealer's dis-
,
parts;
missile
containers
contemplated
the
shares
shares of common
Income
"
of
the
of
sales
Net
Refractory & Insulation Corp., N. Y. City—Secondary
-
and
for
earnings
Richfield
no
wi.li
2518.
p.
debt
35,408
1,619,140
May
automotive
guided
Items
Rumors—
Aug.
on
oti~g
-re
completion
debt;
standing
13%
components,
ordnance
-
Unaudited
i
..
,
Board
the
,ut~
-
Abeles
85c
at
and
with
compared
Mr.
ago,
year
.
„
Inc.—Denies
Chairman of
Reeves,
or
period
p. 2ol8.
Brothers,
M.
totaled
1955
paid in the first half of this year,
$393,717—V,
negotiations
-
of
corresponding
Dividends
nounced.
half
first
the
for
appliances;
aircraft
other
'
funded
lunded
$1,018,087
home
as
and
engines.
Following
with
compared
32%
such
cases
9
(513)
Stock
Insurance
Placed
Co.
New
of
Haven
—
Preferred
Privately—The company has arranged to
place privately, through
Blyth & Co., Inc., an issue of
40,000 shares of $4.25 cumulative preferred stk. (par $10).
Of
the
proceeds
Connecticut
the
Life
remaining
casually
$1,000,000
Insurance
$3,000,000
business.—V,
175,
will
Co.,
will
p.
a
be
1544.
be
invested
new
used
in
stock
wholly-owned
in
the
of Securitysubsidiary, and
company's
fire
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur¬
an issue of $6,000,000 4%% promissory notes
through Brooks, Harvey & Co., New York.
will be secured by first mortgages on the Sheraton-Park
Co.,
ance
1975,
due
notes
The
was
with
privately,
182, p. 13.
Washington,. D. C.—V.
hoteis,
Carleio.i
and
it
company,
— Notes Sold Privately—
reported on Aug. 2, has placed
America
Sheraton Corp. of
The
Steel Co—Earnings Rise—
Ths co.ipauy reports consolidated net income of $1,965,030 for the
six months ending June 33 after
all charges including provision for
Saw &
Simcnds
Canadian taxes on income, amounting to S3.95 per share
on
the 497,'000 shares of common stock outstanding.
These results
compare
with consolidated net income of $793,172 for the first half
of
1954. equal to $1.60 per share on the sam-: number of common
shares then outstanding.
.■
Net sales for the first six months of the current year amounted to
Federal
and
of
the corresponding ptr.od
with $18,381,647 in
compared
$22.189.133
1954
assets
Current
30.
June
on
including
Total current liabilities
to $21,573,394,
amounted
1955
of cash and government securities.
$3,344.974.—V. 182, p. 417.
$5,208,458
were
of $40,000
sum
mum
Mobil Oil Co., Inc.
Socony
including
of
outstanding stock, Joseph H.
Robert C. Leonhardt,
150.000
comprehensive
A
tion
of
and
petroleum
and
has
announced
Board,
the
oi"
on
Nuclear Research Center wholly owned and
optrated by Socony Mobil Research laboratories and including:
iai
A
Van de urs.tit accelerator and
associated lacilities providing
of
a
electrons,
protons,
X-rays, and neutrons lor research
physics and radiation chemistry;
laboratories equipped lor manipulation of fission-waste
radioisotopes
as
well
as
secondary
radioactive sources, .such as
Antimony-i24, uobait-60, and Iron-59,
which will be activated by
irradiation
in the nuclear / reactor; and
ic)
A
"counting"
laboratory
lor assaying
radioactive materials,
high-energy
in
nuc.ear
"Hot"
<b)
laboratories,
research
general
and
offices,
facilities for health
pro¬
industry was installed more than two years ago at the
Research Laboratories in Dailas, Texas, where it has
mainly
in
investigation oi
problems in crude-oil
exploration
and production.
The
second
ac
l- oio:,
a
larger unit, will enable Socony Mob:l
petroleum
company's Field
been
employed
to broaden the scope
conjunction with the reactor
greatly
ol
in
program and,
its nuJe«r research
and "hot" laboratory facilities, to put
completely integrated basis.
The
generated
in
the Van de Graalf accelerator will
supfJem ii, .i!
c
usit" beta, gamma, and neutron raciriL.on present
in the nuclear reactor and the
radiation obtained from iisson-waste
radioisotopes.
Taken together, the new facilities will make it possible
for Socony
Mobil scienii.ti to conduct nearly all types oi nuclear
physics and radiation chemistry investigations.
Discussing the factors that led to Socony Mobil's decision to expand
its nuclear research program, Mr, Holaday explained that the nature
oi the energy produced
in nuclear fission is basically dhferent lr^m
the energy produced through ordinary combustion.
Nuclear processes, producing encumous quantities of energy as fission
fragments uin :»tui»uon, promise to be the most prolific source of
energy
mankind ^as ever known, Mr. Holaday continued..
Because
of
this
enormous
energv
p- tentlaj
and because of 8he
entirely different nature of the energy released In nuclear processes,
a
new
field cf c.T mis try ana pnysiat is evolving as scl.mioto seek
to harness this energy and convert It into new useful forms.
Among
various methods of energy conversion, chemical reactions
ofler great promise,
Mr. Holaday said.
Irradiation at high energies
induces unique chemical changes and open-i the door to new types of
processes ana p.o.iuct .
It is entirely conceivable, ho said, that many
of
the
petroleum-based fuels and Jub icants of the future will be
made by such energy conversion
methods.
[' ■Because
of the potential impact ol' nuclear energy on the nature
•and quality of
Its future products, Mr. Holaday said, Socony Mobil
intends to place increasing emphasis on
this vital field of research.
on
radiation
a
program
—V.
1«2,
52.
p.
Southern California
"Earnings
share—
$1.87
$1.72
per
"Based
The
30,106,851
on
company
34,000,000
Gulf
Coast
"We
Gulf
have
now
of
the
and
R.
said, to invest
puiposesi Approxi¬
Oil
Standard
for lands
in
(New Jersey)—Earnings
totaled
from
and
10%
Investments
crease
of $279,000,000
or
crude
oil
world-wide
production
over
with
the
on
for
Increased
$3,071,006,000,
was
In
and
a
§As
and
interim
"Uranium
Aug.
on
with
compared
delivery
of 30,000
for
tons
tons
of
May;
by
1
Charles
Steen
A.
from
claims in San Juan
mining
ore
10
on
"Big
the
was
for
AEC
Mr.
McCormick
further
duly
signed."
reported
that
the
that
1.81,
•-
of California's fastest growing sections with
a
present population of 3,800,000. It had a gross revenue of $155,095.565 and sales of almost 10 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity in
1954.
Southern California Edison stock is owned by 81,829 individual
The
and
serves one
company
stockholders.—V.
institutional
181,
installment
Southern Colorado Power Co.—Offering
of
was
The stockholders will
the
in
The
form
of
proceeds
proposed
vote
Aug.
Mutual
Massachusetts
be
Life
would
plant
new
12 on a proposal
Insurance
15-year 37/s%
toward
go
that
Co.
to borrow $2,000,000
The
borrowing
of
shares
500.000
last
which
company,
the
would
$2,400,000
replace
common
stock
It plana now, according to company sources, to make a
offering of 1,004,870 shares on Oct. 21.
The
net proceeds are
to be u^cd to pay bank loans and to buy
cemmon
stock of subsidiaries.
The original announcement said pro¬
ceeds of the 500,000-sbare i. sue would be invested in equal amounts
program.
scock
Georgia
of
Power
Alabama -Power
and
Co.
Southern's four subsidiaries. Present indications are that
investment will be at
about the level planned "ben but
investment will
EHs
are
'
be increased.
tentatively
scheduled
.
*
Co.., two of
;tbe< Alabama
the Georgia
"
.
received
to. be
on
Oct.
19.—V;
181,
110.
p.
afteT
estimated
cost
or
facilities.—V.
a
for
18C,
Uranium
Trading Corp.,
Denver, Colo.
Stokes, 81, Chairman, died
brief illness.—V. 181, p. 1444
on
July 27 filed
a
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 580,000 shares of common stock to be offered at- 50 cents per
share, without underwriting. The net proceeds are to be used to pay
for
purchase of securities and property ownership.
This
corporation
filed
a
registration
July 27, 1955 covering 1,200,000 sheres
be offered for sale "as a speculation"
is to
made
be
McGrath
on
a
"best
efforts"
statement
with
and
the
SEC
at
50c
by J.
per
share.
The efferirg
Inc., and
H. Lederer Co.,
Securities
commission
of
Corporation, for which they will receive a selling
12%c per share.
Each of the two firms has agreed to
-.purchase 50,000 shares at 37l/zc per share, for which the company
receive $37,500, which shares «iay be offered by the underwriters
their own account simultaneously with the public offering of the
maining riiares,
on
pay all
the offering, estimated
costs of
a
share for share basR
will
for
re-
The company has agreed to
at $50,110,
including the maxi¬
shown
to
be
treasury.
company's
executive,
principal
New
nn$tl
Los
sales,
sales and
Calif.,
service
having
19,
s
York
The com*
offices at
has also two wholly-
City in May, 1955.
lactory and executive
incorporated
under
Calilornia.
of
company
telescriber
which
equipment
des.„n.—V.
182,
the
company
manu¬
418.
p.
on Aug.
in Germantcwn,
1
its
associates'have
has
dollars
Force's
needed
the
Dallas
contract,
flowed
12-hour
wildcat
the
rate
of
barrels
942
oil
cf
day
a
in
for
-
are
Sunray
2,000-acre
which
Is
in
und*r
480-acre
a
way
Mid-Continent
test
to
Its
Grant,
in
block,
will
drill
to
unit
which
Oil
No.
Duval
seek
southeast
a
Co.
1
also
is
Ramon,
County,
now
Texas.
production
from
This
the
the
Creek
-
well,
No.
Ats
also
staked
located
on
Frio
gravity
oil
a
Sand,
per
share.
day
location
and
182,
from
p.
the
Talcott, Pres.dent,
registrat.on statement with
to
the
will
in
public
expand
the
o:
the
100,000
Aug.
the
SEC
sbares_.of
company's
company's volume
on
of
Flank
Oil
Co.,
or
of
business.
to
common
power
and
the
the
stock.
of
permit
an
Tel Autograph
Corp.
group
which
418.
Debenture
Offering—Mention
was made in our issue of
Aug. 1 of the offering to com¬
mon stockholders of record
July 27 of $2,396,500 of 4%%
convertible subordinated debentures due
July 15, 1965 at
100% of principal amount on the basis of $500 of deben¬
—
tures for each 50 shares held.
basis
bid
will
from
North
American
in
TEMCO's
performed
be
a
the
calls
order
explained,
Mr.
scheduled
projected
into
wing
are
McCulloch
said
addition
work
1957.—V.
182,
racks
the initial
of
spare
pylon order
to the
The work
parts
expansion.
force
p.
of F-100
for mounting
production
for
320.
Gas Transmission
Co.—Secondary Offering
quickly completed.—V. 182,
418.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
$6,464,978
$6,331,132 $33,612,997 $39,149,849
expense?
4,773,152
4,897,002
28,265,524
29,171,975
from ry. oper.
$1,691,826
$1,434,180
$11,347,473
$9,977,874
795,loO
787,295
4,742,2y3
4.281,099
oper.
rev.
182,
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Pacific
inc
oper,
52.,
p.
-
Textron American, Inc.—Tenders for
•
'■
increase
The
the
to
'
p.
low
a
proposed sale
The
proceeds
nationwide underwriting
182,
he
and
for
extend
was
railway
—V.
filing
It
Railway
Net
announced
new
fuel.
Period End. June 30—
320.
relating
its
borrowing
a
offering-these shares.—V.
3
a
Division,
the
Railway oper. -revenue
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
James
on
Ohio
Pylons,
units
should
Texas &
spudded
No. 1, Rosebud County, Mont. This Exploratory,
l»a?e
contract,
secondary offering of 3,500 shares of common stock
(par $5) was made on July 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at
$38 per share, with a dealer's discount of 40 cents per
opener
from
late June. Approximately
5,000 ft: southwest of the Sunray well, the Morgan No. 1 Parr-Moffett
is now drilling below 2,000 ft. This well will have an
Important bearing
upon
the extent and direction of the new field.
has
the
—A
Vela
1
Field
3,100-foot
23
of
new
about 400 additional employ¬
the third F-100 order
estimated
said
basis
the
Tennessee
drilling
Jaboncillos
to
assemblies
Mid-Continent
Sunray
off?et.
produced at. the rate of 107 barrels
Sunray's discovery well completed in
«ij°
Is
scheduled
confirmation
LaHuerta
production
order
a
operates.
Plans
manufacture
handle
armament and external
test.
The
at
and
Sabre."
awarded
assemblies.
well
tooling
"Super
President,
to
Columbus,
pylon
oil pool
new
a
contract
awarded
plant.
McCulloch
opened
new
F-100
McCulloch,
be
Contract
amounting
a
provide
been
to
by TEMCO in the past three months.
Hiring of additional perscnr.ell, Mr. McCulloch said, will begin within
60 to 90 days.
Tooling prepartions will start immediately, and all work
,
The debentures will bear
interest from Aug. 15, 1955. This
offering is not under¬
written. Granberry, Marache & Co., financial advisers
Old
Colony
close
of
Truat Co.,
business
on
45
Aug.
Milk
15,
Street,
1955,
Bonds—
Boston 6,
Mass. .will,
up
receive tenders for t.ie sale-
to it of 15 year 5% subordinated sinking fund debentures, due Feb. 1,
1970,
to an amount
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $534,895 at
prices
on
its
history the
end leasing
own
Mr.
company
i^1' i?1*®rstadt & Co. wlll head
be
of Its 10c par common stock, to
basis
its
in Lea
will
Splendora Film Corp.^ N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
This
Air
will
Net
Diversified, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
State
its
million
Aviation's
Speculators
The
the
of
is of
the
on
wi dcat well,, is a 640-acre farmout
Billings and Great Falls, Mont.—V.
—Stock Offering Suspended— •
;
•
•'
See Lilly Belle Mining & Milling Co., Inc., above.—V. 180, p. 670.
common
the
iteeived
Stokes Machine Co., Inc.—Chairman Dies—
a
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.
Southwestern
in
Boule^aia,
from
maintains .Eastern
eorporation
several
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—New Oil Pool—
rights
.in
Purchase Plan.
initially re¬
be
stock
was
maintains
Cren.haw
TelAutograph
This
present
Francis Joseph
Pa.,
The
announced plans to issue about
late this year, has doubled that
March
the
Of
held
were
company
location
County, New Mexico, at their wildcat, No. 1 O. E: Fulton, approxi¬
mately 3»/2 miles southeast of tie Gladiola pool which is the nearest
production, it was announced on July 28.
Offering—
Southern Co.—Plans Stock
This
that
Robert
(F. J.)
share, were
For details see V. 182, p. 417.
quickly sold.
thereof.
shares
options
for stock
reserved
were
TEMCO Aircraft Corp.—Receives New Gov't
would
sinking fund notes.
>679.
(par $50), which were publicly offered on July 27 by
Stone & Webster Securities Corp. and Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis and associates at $51.50 per
240,198 shs.
Employee Stock
shares will
71,077
Cist St., New York, N. Y.
The company
subsidiaries, Schott and Walsco.
Both are
The
from
Completed—
20,000 shares of 4.72% cumulative preferred stock
*408.750
§500,000 shs,
shares
company's
debentures
conversion
1128
at
to
laws
ees
The
the
the
5,535
company
factures
p.
2933.
p.
408,750
3
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.—Plans Borrowing—
basis.
Exchange since 1947.
$2,393,500
"510.000
has been engaged primarily
in manufacturing
TelAutograph telescriber equipment to
industrial, governmental and commercial users.
Such equipment is
used
to
transmit
instantly handwritten
communications
over
wire.
In addition
to the leasing of its basic equipment, the company pur¬
chases and selLs supplies consumed in the operation of jits telescriber
equipment and special acces ories necessary for its installationand
use.
The
company
also
sells
TelAutograph
telescriber
equipment
and supplies in the export trade.
The company has also from time
to
time engaged in the manufacture and sale
of electro-mechanical
and electronic products in the performance of prime and sub-contracts
from other manufacturers and lrom governmental
agencies.
1444.
p.
Outstanding
$2,396,500
510,000
1u5d
1,
74,174
1955,
of
Thioughcut
$300,000 has been paid into the project by Uranium
working capital pursuant to its agreement with Standard.
Reduction for
—V.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
deben-
West
16
the
said:
second
April
under
the
for
owned
on account of the purchase price of
anticipated before the due date of last June 5.
He added that exploration soon will begin on the Big Indian claim
under the Joint ventuie agreement with Uranium Reduction, Inc. and
claims,
EFFECT
value $5 per share)
April 30,
also
pany
$500,000; payable by the company
Standard's
GIVING
1905___
and
(par
issuance
offices
respect to the pending law suit,
Standard's counsel have
their assurance that as a result of legislation enacted by Con¬
in 1954, Standard's title to the claims will be confirmed."
gress
Walter
and
$400,000 Twill
of such bal¬
wholly owned
L. Schott Co.
notes
ol
moved
uranium -mining
Buck"
Utah, Mr. McCormick
County,
Co:poration
Its
co.
"With
given
to
incorporated in Virginia on Nov. 26,
1915.
It has
operated continuously under its present name, having
succeeded at that time to the businsss originally established in
1888
by the Gray National Telautograph Co. and inl891 by Gray Electric
Referring to a law suit filed July 11 by the Shawano Development
Co. seeking to restrain St? ncard, Utex Exploration Company, Inc. ?nd
Exchange on Aug. 4.
The stock has been traded on an
The company's preferred stock has been listed on the
Stock
cisco
1957,
1,
The
with
next quarter
for the
ore
contract
a
part
A
company
to
BUSINESS—The
.
9,967
approximately
company.
the
general funds.
15,
payable
stock
served
report to stockholders, Mr. McCormick stated in part:
production for the month of June totaled 11,823 tons
ore
Electronics
subordinated
July
offerings
Upon
with the Atomic
William R. Mc-t
contract signed
new
President.
an
by
are
secured
by the pledge of 56,700 shares of Reo
Liquidating dividends of Reo Holding Corp., which are
expected to be d.sbursed within the next few months and which are
expected to amount to close to $S per share, will be applied to the
repayment of these loans (see that company above).
SThe company has
the right to prepay these notes after Jan. 5,
1956.
Thee notes are sc-cured by pledge of the stock of Schott and
by pledge of the stock of Walsco.
in¬
an
notes
"These
first six months of 1954. Gross
estimated at 2,115,000 b«'rH
the
was
announced
were
of
proceeds
Holding Corp.
Corp.—Pays Second Instalment of
production
ore
Commission
Cormlck,
its
to
funds of the
available
their
to
net
the
general
made
Walsco
due
Cap.tal
Purchase Price of Claims—
Energy
of
the
convertible
April
on
1,859.000
Uranium
TelAutograph telescriber equip¬
users, the cost of instruments
Since
products.
the company
by
b»
outstanding,
Standard
Consultants,
banks
4% promissory notes payable to Walter
L. Schott due equally, March 1, 1956,
barrels daily for six months of 1954.
Relinery runs averaged 2,221,000 barrels dally, compared with 1,958,000
baireis daily for six months of 1954.—V. 181, p. 2330.
compared
daily,
to
added
tures
$84,000,000.
s*les
exercise its option to
Inc. in an amount
will
possible,
Nuclear
expanded
and
CAPITALIZATION
and exploration expenditures by the consolidated companies
totaled approximately $412,000,000 for the six months of If 55.
wii ch
compared with $349,000,000 for the six months of 1954.
Of the 1955
total, additions to property, plant, and equipment we:e 4328,u00,000,
while other expenditures made in the search for oil and charged against
income
extent
of
its present leasing activities to in¬
subsequent leasing of industrial equipment of
has
balance
may
be
to
Capital
income
the
is capitalized.
sw.o.iidiaias
Increase—
outstanding
Total
pur¬
outstanding
Authorized
on
curient
all
retire
$220,000, less any advances.
telescriber
leased
added
ance
its 3'/4%
unlisted
is
The
5.
be
the
in
structures
months ended June 30,
shares
priority:
will
possible,
182, p. 257.
July 28 estimated net consolidated earnings for
1955 of $344,000,000, or $5.26 pr shaie
at the end of the period.
Earnings
the lirst six months of 1954 were $293,000,000, or $4.84 per share
the 60,571,092 shares then outstanding.
This company
six
debentures
following
the
company
produced
3%
65.435,474
of
order
extent
Alberta.
offshore
different
19
on
Co.
of
$33.75
for
TelAutogr..ph
Autograph
acquired
Follis said.—V.
Mr.
of
rate
used
be
intends to expand its merchandising activities in
telescriber equipment.
In this connection, the
to spend approximately $700,000 in the year beginning
July 1, 1955 in order to increase its production of TelAutograph tele¬
scriber
equipment now
being manufactured and
to produce newly
developed
electronic equipment related to the present line of Tel-
Chairman,
Follis,
G.
remainder
acreage
Mexico,"
will
puiposes.
The
ment
area
the
in addition
manufactured
and
leasing
$3.46
$3.63
this total will go Into exploration and develop¬
had
to
stock
than
purchase
these
4.
shares.
Standard
reported
at
to TelAutograph telescriber equipment presr
leased.
Although
the
amount
of capital
required by the company to engage in these activities has
not
finally
been
determined,
it
is anticipated
that
approximately
$500,000 from the proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used
additional laige blocks of prop¬
erty by successful bonus bidding from the United States Government,
the State of Louisiana and the province of Alberta. Canada, as part
of the company's accelerated
exploration program.
The company, so far this year, has paid out approximately $39,000,000 in such bonus bidding. $26,000,000 for offshore properties in the
He
interest.
accrued
stock
a
ultimately
drilling.
ment
time at the option
100%, plus accrued
purchase fund atr
The debentures are
any
types
ently
109,342.748 104,043 9*3
$350,000,000 during 1955 for capital and exploratory
mately $246,000,000 of
at
company intends
expects,
now
officers
Credit Corp., which loans amount to $4'3,162,
thereby-, reducing the interest expenses of the
1955;
company
the
138,043,923
for
reported
Edison Co.—Securities Listed—
company's 8,895,240 shares of common stock and $37,069,600 of
convertible debentures due 1970, were listed on the San Fran¬
The
51,690,054
private sale,
of the
or
conversion.
proceeds
the
to
common
The
3.
4%%
facilities—the reactor and the Nuclear
Research Center—is
expected to begin in early lall, and plans call
for the start ol operations within a. year.
Exact geographical location
of the two facilities has not yet been finally determined.
William M. Holaday, director of Socony Mobil Research Laboratories,
revealed
that the first Van de Graalf accelerator to be used in
the
the
56,212.191
net
company,
596.560,716
30,800.000
15,600,000
24,
more
various
-
14,200,000
(est.)____
inrome
Net
major
both
of
Construction
not
clude
$
members.
staff
of
tection
taxes
Income ( est.)
on
by
Establishment
<2)
taxes
other
and
based
3.
Aug.
Socony
Mobil
in a Joint effort by
eight
American
business
enterprises in construction
of the first nuclear
reactor
to
be owned and operated by private industry lor research
in industrial and
humanitarian fields; and
Participation
<1)
Federal
inc.
June
and
upon
Commercial
irom
The
2.
undertaken
encompastes:
program
before
part of ths/unsub¬
any
ranging from 103% to
be redeemed through
following
the
redeemable
be
common
issued
company,
purchase
1955—6 Mos.—1954
337.474,156 302,059,256 649,874.379
70,412.191
67,290,054 140,142,748
income
Profit
in
and
of
as
Subs.)—Earns. Up—
$
or
a
public
(including
employees
pur¬
company.
of
$
share
The
1.
loans
$
to
are
into
convertible
each
poses
proceeds of the stock offering are to be used as follows: $6,090
purch <se of office equipment and supplies; $10,000 for purchase of
motion picture ahd recording equipment and accessories; and $377,890
for financing the company's film productions and working capital
1955—3 Mos.—1954
key
'lliey may also
not exceeding 100%
PROCEEDS—The
Net
improvement
been
Chairman
research, aimed at investiga¬
of petroleum reiining
by this company, B.
nuclear
oi
sources
products,
Jennings,
Brewster
The
program
energy
new
also
for
Standard Oil Co. of California (&
certain
at prices
company
prices
stories written
rights in 21
all
to
debentures
the
for
films.
by him and rights to certain
Gross
struction of Nuclear Reactor—
for
shares
550.000
of
block
initial
an
sales
interest,
He holds 244,000 shares
Producer.
as
serve
1955, may offer to sell all
U any,
by rne.,ns of
15,
debentures,
The
of
Cole¬
(44.37%) of its
Lederer, 150.000 shares 127.27%), and
shares (27.27%).
Mr. Coleman received
dramatic
Both
will
orders for the
Further details follow:
unsolicited
of rights.
company).
wa'ks
wholesome entertainment to audiences in all
and musical films are planned.'; Warren
provide
to
life.
man
sale
Aug.
scribed
Sper.dora was organized under New York law on April 11, 1955, and
will er.guge primarily in the business of producmg relatively low-cost
motion pictures for exhibit.on in theatres and on television.
According
to the
prorpectus: "Its productions will mainly utilize the creative,
artistic and technical abilities of the American Negro and will be de¬
To Participate in Con¬
—
Alter
execute
may
chase and
ment.
signed
with respect to this offering, acting as
company
brokers,
held by the purchasers for invest¬
lc per share, to be
purchase price of
the
to
the rate of 3'/3C
paid the underwriters at
be
to
share for each share sold in this offering, to meet their expens.s.
presidents ol the two underwriting firm:: each purchar.ea 150.0J0
shares oi
the company from its president. Warren Coleman, at the
per
The
Period End. June 30—
'
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(514)
10
to
not
exceed
109%
and accrued
Thermoid Co.-—Stockholders'
The Thermoid shareholders'
for
the
board
scheduled
of
this
for Aug.
Those nominated
of Jones
Street
&
interest.—V.
182,
115.
Committee Lists Slate—
committee has nominated nine
company.
p.
The adjourned
candidates
annual meeting is now
9.
by the committee are Harold
Allsopp, Vice-President
Laughlin Steel Corp.; Scott M. Fell. President of the Broad
Bank of Trenton,
N.. J.; Hart Fleming,
partner in
National
'Fleming, Talbert & Co., Cleveland business
consultants; Philip A.
O'Neill, President of the Motor Finance Corp. of Newark, N. J.; Paul O.
Number 5453
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
11
(515)
Summers,
Co.;
Vice-President
Secretary of Parkersburg-Aetna Bearing
Tomlinson (retired); Eugene C. Carusi,
and
William
Vice-Admiral
G.
Washington attorney; Andrew B. Crummy, member of the law firm of
Crummy, Consodine, Gibbons & O'Neill; and Dr. Miltoiv Konvitz, Pro¬
fessor of Labor Law at Cornell University.
Raphael L. Bliss,
of
weeks
with
See
the committee.—V.
643,412
shares
share
per
of
1954.—V.
Union
New York 17, N. Y., is Secretary
122 East 42nd St.,
102. p. 418.
the
on
$1.73
period
Chemical
Washing
Easy
of
outstanding compared
shares for the similar
outstanding
2521.
p.
Machine
tpd»vut/|Uuu,
and
Corp.
M
Corp.—Proposed Merger
above.—V.
181,
&
|H
Union
ing
made on Aug. 3 of 128,146 shares of class A
was
of the
by
remaining
the
proceeds
53,146
shares
from
the
while
company
will
the
to
accrue
75.000
of
sale
of
balance
certain
to
bo
will
located
in
Kentucky,
-yIn
addition,
portable paint
California
in
one
industrial
other
in
two
and
Wisconsin.
subsidiaries
its
Net
Net
in
Other capitalization consists of $1,450,000
outstanding notes and 8,150 shares of 5%
DIVIDEND—On
quarterly
dividend
common
stocks,
of
25
payable
Oct.
to
1955,
1,
stockholders
The
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
notes due to Aug. 31,
cumulative
series A
Class
A
Class
B
sinking
($100
fund
PRESENT
of
them
stock
($1
common
stock
pfd.
of
class
forth
set
June
61
value)
par
value)
par
of
names
A
173,646 shs
to
be
the
and
purchased
by
of
Laurence
the
William
Blair
Ellis
3,750
&
after
profits
Co.
&
_
_
subsidiaries
1,550
taxes
for
equivalent alter
stock.—V. 181,
_
&
Company, Inc.
Ryons &
McDonald
&
Mitchum.
&
2,250
Evans
Gibson
2.250
&
1,550
1,100
1,500
1,100
_
1,100
1,100
1,500
Pierce
&
Co.,
&
E.
Durst,
&
Inc.
1,500
Inc
of
1955,
redemption
due
series
made
Street,
net
1965,
the
at
to 77
reported
4
ended
in
the
of
1,500
I.
to
are
to
go
Harry I.
182,
which
half
of
30,
at
The
corporation
contract
had
Locals
of
building
(N.
J.)
those
39
Stock
is
Offered—
in
of
excess
we
recently
•Based
"
and
and
Hoboken
in
taxes)
71
or
cents
a
year
in
73
or
182,
which
were
rates
of
from
in United
Civil
States
mail
Aeronautics
share
compared
compensation for
carrying U.
international routes.—V. 182, p. 359.
applicable
revenues
mail
The
S. mail
to
1954
revenue
reduc¬
retroactively
orders
Board
domestic
foreign
The
of
New
Jersey
Debentures
—
Aug.
stockholders of record
stock
RFC
$7
at
The
funds,
on
before July
or
per
proceeds
or
share.
from the
total
a
with
of
June
27
25 for
were
June
Sales
and
first
additional
financing,
plus
used
were
$3,980,000
to
settle
of
record
the
high
record
$1,528,792,
the
the
sales
first
the
in
company's
revealed
for
the
half
on
26
1955
of
history,
Aug.
of
comparable
the
$31,-
these
orders
the
on
the
weeks
ended
—V.
181,
(&
the
Harvey
July
period
of
of
52.6',;
1954.
prelerred dividends,
over
These
to
the
26
2,
week
highest
W,
year
this
of
113-year-old
this
period
a
the
ago.
year
$21,577,190
accrued
from
$20,161,247
$914,096
corresponding
in
taxes
period
on
year
a
appropriated more than $l,000,00a
equipment which is expected to con¬
production cost reduction program.
Electric
above.—V.
1955
reached
reported
period
for
totaled
reported
for
equivalent, after
for
the
Co.
Co.—Merger Approved—
181,
Gas
above.—V.
Edison,
Inc.
2847.
p.
J..
1,856,000
—
and
two
.
Formerly
last
division
a
operating
at
property,
month
In
one,
the
to
piant,
$1.13
September,
record,
on
of
sales
1954,
the
manufacture
Richenthal,
amounting
Smith
Co.
(&
and Harris
operating
income
in
issue
our
income
———
2,430,407
2,048,104
—
499,725
445,954
$1,602,150
taxes
!
income
income
for
to
subject
was
withheld
amounts
minor
U.
Federal
S.
the
at
taxes
of the
Substantia"v
source,
none
income.
on
earned
surplus, including Income for
the
in a wholly-owned Venezuelan subs,diary, and
under present U. S. Federal
tax laws such earned surplus would be
subject to full U. S. Federal normal tax and surtax, l*ss Venezuelan
income tax credits, if distributed in the form of dividends.—V.
181,
all
p.
consolidated
the
of
respective
is
periods,
mortgage
3\'2 '/(
due
due
B
series
put
a
Secretary,
The
bidding
and
the
put
into its
proceeds
bonds at competitive
construction
program.—V.
181,
2742.
p.
the
major
a
this
step
in its planned diversification and expansion pro¬
has concluded arrangements for the purchase of
of the M & H Valve & Fittings Co. of Anniston,
assets and business
due
announced
worth,
5.1
latest
26
shares
the
July
on
of
that
26
There
are
Walworth
will
stock
60,000
will
issued
be
stockholders
cimmon
Walworth
and
which
Belz, President of Wal¬
acquisition, Fred W.
to
for
increase
M
of
&
H
M
each
common
its
&
would
H
due
6'/i
serial
EFFECT
of
acquisition
and
of
H,
M.
outstanding.
announcing
stockholders,
Mr.
Walworth
will
M
&
capitalization
;
the acquisition,
Belz said:
•
which has
due
annually.
M
&
H
gross
volume
last
year
was
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
1,000,000
2,000,000
(non-callable)
*2,500,000
2,374,000
'
1959
105,000
preferred stock
(par $25)
—
series.
100,000 shs.
$1.28 dividend series
Common
stock
Additional
unlimited
The
—
to
purchase
the
their respective
opposite
important?
number
to
as
forth
several
in
of
830,000 shs.
amount,
the
be
may
issued
indenture.
underwriters
shares
below
named
of
common
&
Inc
Co.,
Barth &
Co.—;
Bateman, Eichler & Co
Blankenship, Gould.&
Camp
&
Shares
30,000
—
J.
Slocumb
Waldo
Hemphill
4,000
Hill
4,000
Hooker
E.
Richards
S.
Co.—
June
2,000
Inc.
&
Lester,
S.
&
&
Co.,
Co
Murphey
(Inc.!
4.000
Pacific
Co.
2,500
Schwabacher
&
2 000
Co
Mason
Collins
Inc
&
2,500
J.
3,000
3 000
&
2,500
William
1,000
Co
Jones
Central
Republic Co.
Co
Ryons
Campbell & Robbins Inc—
-
&
Fay____
Hope
2,500
Co.
&
2,500
4,000
Brothers..
4,000
Favre,
Inc....
Northwest Co..
&
1,500
4,500
Co
4,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
4,000
Donald
Elvvorthy & Co..
4.000
J.
4.000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.__
First
California
Foster
Grande
See
&
182,
Auto
income
1,502,736
compared
of
last
the
June
retail
1954
Net
year
and
totaled
in
15,000
Co
&
20.000
2 000
Co.,
Inc.
2,000
(Mo.)—Earnings Higherended
June
to
declared
30,
85
outstanding
March
1955
cents
as
a
amounted
share
a
result
18,'- 1955.
of
Such
oil
the
net
'net
of
and
of
earnings of $946,131 in the
like
three
to 63 cents per common share calculated
shares currently outstanding.
Net sales dur¬
1955 totaled $51,576,275, of which $24,477,492
$27,098,783
to*
share,
sales;
in
the
June
during the six months ended
after preferred dividends to $1.18
company
equal
compared
totaled
wholesale
$40,601,208, comprising $20,882,779
quarter
in retail
in wholesale sales.
the
$1,840,371,
common
4,000
equal
amounted
this
1,500
3,000
Co....
Smither
dividends
stock
common
with
quarter
income
was
share;
preferred
dividend
and $19,718,429
5155
Co
Co
common
sales
sales
mon
sales
of
year,
the number of
ing
Co.
months
stock
income
&
Witter &
Zilka,
three
after
shares
common
Walston
&
&
Dean
Supply
equal
Sloan
Wulff, Hansen & Co
the
during
C.
Strauss
2,000
360.
p.
S.
2,000
Inc.—.
V.
$1,336,770,
on
3,000
Friedman
Co.,
also
lOOf/
Co
Marshall
&
Maxfield H.
set
,
Snares
Blyth
have
stock
names:
in
the
with net income of $1,304,352.
first six months of 1954. Sales
$85,914,589,
$48,203,342
which
of
wholesale
sales.
$37,711,247
In
the
1954
,June
per
87 .cents
in
the
comprised
half
30,
com¬
or
year,
1955
retail
sales
$75,454,929, consisting of $35,789,781 in retail sales and $39,665,wholesale
sales.—V.
182, p. 360.
Period
Railway
Railway
End. June 30—
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses
Ry.—Earnings1955—Month—1954
$3,872,794
2,630,801
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$3,441,084 $22,385,439 $21,021,935
2,517,281
15,638.878
15,389,857
Net rev. from ry.
of
than
—V.
railwav
oper.
182, p. 418.
oper.
inc.—
$1,241,993
859,365
$923,803
$6,746,561
676,267
'-
excess
more
100,000 shs
1,000,000 shs.
debentures,
UNDERWRITERS
80.000 shs
100,000 shs.
(par $10)
subject to certain restrictions set
Net
acquisition of the M & H Company will be an
contribution to Walw.orth
whose volume of business is In
TO
„
been approved by M & H
"This
$40,000,000
#
was
by
shares
.
181,
3,000,000
note
Western Maryland
1,664,758
of
Beau¬
1,000,000
H
stockholders.
have
and
$100,000,000
1980-
secured
Cumulative
share
common
shares
present common capitalization of Walworth consists of 1,358,758
out of an
authorized total of 2,500,000 shares.
Giving effect
the
issued
of
concern.
outstanding
The
In
shares
Alabama
the
shares
to
terms
pre¬
offices
seller
1980
series-
per
the
the
the
the
law
1,000,000
series
half
Under
The
divi¬
for
the purchaser.—V.
represented
sinking fund debentures due 1977
sales
Co.—Acquires Valve Concern—
company
utilize
The
,SVa%
3% 'if
4 Vt 'A
of
gram,
will
represented
Man-
tne
stampings
1980
were
Walworth
metal
of
1980
months
,
in June sold $25,000,000 of 3 V4%
company
inventory
products.
merger,
$1,000,000.
$3,725,000
due
to
125,000-share offering 'of $100 par
the auction block Dec. '6, according to H. A. Hitch,
to
Welbilt
Equipment
of
1971
1971,
due
Western
plans
own
-
series
Net
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Plans Financing—
Metal
Co.—Stock Sold—Mention
GIVING
bonds
series
Series
2288.
company
and
Manufacturing
City,
Detroitits
of
Blakely, Inc.___
$1,930,682
for Venezuelan
the
by
excess
Authorized
First
Brush,
1954
$16,213,016 $16,222,826
—
—
taxes--.,--—
of
Welbilt
in
Detroit
of
sold
July 25 of the public offering of
150,000 shares of common stock (par $10) at $19 per
share by Blyth & Co., Inc., and associates. The
offering
was quickly completed.
Further details follow:
Subs.)—Earnings—
1955
time
from
price
its
West Coast Telephone
made
to
91 cents per share for the March quarter!
Petroleum
old
machinery
of
York
New
has
Chairman, has an¬
Detroit-Michigan firm, which
the
at
of
merger
2521.
p.
and
debentures.
(he
or
the
by
Co., Inc.,
Hirsch, Board
the
of
industry... Equipment
for
Arthur
$1,305,971
conversion
May
located in Detroit, which specializes in
j
automotive
2976,
p.
Stove
P.
loss
a
181,
,
1,007,076
$1.96
for
360.
p.
Metal Stampings Division—
Welbilt
Alexander
33a '/r
$2,269,919
incident
Co.—Consolidation—
182,
above.—V.
formed
Co.
Division,
included
sion,
1954
906.
p.
Provision
of
Harper,
$1,001,537
earnings are
$2.20 per share
&
Co.
Natural
A.
Stove
been
sale
Subs.)—Earns. Up—
.
biggest
for
sales
Venezuelan
306.000
$£3,754,485, compared with $19,102,826
period ended July 3, 1954.
earnings for
the
latest
increase
had
books
full
$80,000,000,"
Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
.
split,
was
compared with $1,052,786,
stock
Earnings—
were
months
by
has
new
Fabricating was purchased
uiacturing, Inc., of Detroit, at a
mont,
quarter ended June 30, 1955 were $14,276,296.
compared with $12,232,684 in the preceding three months.
Indicated
net earnings of $1,217,133, or $1.05 per share for the second quarter
capital
$14,090,370
3.
net
an
provision for
for
Board,
net
of
comparable
The
period
the
Consolidated
a
Electric, Inc.—Reports Record
earnings
half
from
Ala.
above
$12,000,000.,
Gas
corporation,
agreed
Indicated
of
any
and
issued
the
proved
receive
Chairman
of
$5,028,000.
As
recently given the right to
shares of capital
were
360,000
Thomas
mises
$38,551,451
1.160,119 shares)
(on
stock
arranged
was
debt,
Tung-Sol
months
shares outstanding,
2* cents a share on
;
share
per
preferred stock on
Trust Company
like
to
in
Metal
the
1, 1975. This financing
through The First Boston Corp.
subscribe
with
—
•.
shares
and
Privately—The company, it was announced on
Aug. 3, has placed privately with the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co. an issue of $5,500,000 subordinated deben¬
due
six
first
1955
taxes
income
capital
Placed
tures
after
compares
$26,508,980 $17,400,629
——4,125,919
2,313,047
deferred taxes on
*■
earnings
Earned
The
(The)
six
25
concern's
Welbilt Corp.—Sells
fixing
TWA
over
the
company
$77,338
for
the
to
Gas
$1.20 dividend
•Except
in
ago.
charged against this year's income.
resulted
$1,305,337,
expect to receive, sales for
our
original forecast of
of America
;
1954.
3.333,295
figures, were adversely affected by charges of approxi¬
mately $1,500,000 in r.cn-recurring costs related principally to intro¬
duction of the new Super-G Constellation fleet, and to
approximately
tion
in
advanced
company
1955
Gas
Seattle
nounced.
1954.
top
Uranium
&
Profit before income
1954
months
$1,000,000 reduction
first
July
2058.
Fabricating
359.
p.
Corp.
Fed.,
income
•Net
a
the
in
p.
Michigan
1954.
-
for
Prov.
$0.52
cents
said
materially
This
1109.
p.
1,731 000
1955,
the
on
•
Seattle
See
per
Profit before
S0.29
outstanding
plants in
111., and
Webster-Chicago Corp.—Sued by Edison Firm—
Offering
share through Columbia Securities Co., Denver, Colo.
proceeds are to be used to pay for expenses incident to mining
963,000
shares
share
The
against
Washington
Trust
period.
to
"With
$60,000,000.
sales
Gross
;
for
reported
a
1954.
»
181,
See
2626.
p.
1,599,897
1954
rose
of
This
of
Six Months Ended June 30—
1955
1955, TWA netted $2,422,000
$2,368,000
Six
30—
share
3,336,742
For June,
Ship¬
$99,034,000 $::2,897,000
(after
per
on
Y.)
(N.
and
production
the
a
Airlines, Inc.—Earnings—
Ended June
earnings
with
Brooklyn
on
committee
The
revenues
•Earnings
181,
and
Trans World
Six Months
Net
representing
Todd's
agreement
Marine
of
Louis,
accrued
Stock
the
lor
the
o«
1955
normally
can
comfortably
cents
net
Net
Agreement
negotiating
Union
East St.
fittings.
months
of
year,
spent
3'/(
agreement is to be effective from Aug. 1, 1955
provides for wage increases to the same extent as
granted by other East Coast shipyards.—V. 180, p. 1376.
1956
Operating
of
CIO,
and
Snyder, Jr., Chairman of the Board and President of U. S.
stated that "the company's outlook for the balance of 1955
Present backlog of orders for all products, he
should
Net
an
the
earnings
and
3-iu'/r.
President, who is
Labor
that
2
and
Industrial
America.
employees
it
to
operates
The corporationi On July 28 filed with the SEC an
amendment to its
registration statement covering an additional 6,000 shares
of common
180, p. 766.
*
Aug.
on
between
the
of
of
Divisions.
Aug. l,
reached
and
15
Workers
maintenance
to
announced
been
site
stock.—V.
$46,000
103%
—
1955.
compares
outstanding
first
34.715
Shipyards Corp.—Announces
shop facilities
Walworth's,
machine
now
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.,
Washington,
D. C.—Registers With SEC—
operations.
418.
p.
providing
1955
1,
Pa.—V.
9,
months
stock
share
a
dividends,
The
Todd
—V,
six
half
Belz
be
tribute
1,100
Thompson,
-
Mr.
to
promising."
others
The
1,100
1,500
—
were
the
this
ago.
•
Redemption—
income
net
June
first six
common
cents
shares
the
Vanadium
stockholder.—V.
some
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Philadelphia
reported for the first half of
five
258.
proceeds
after
Sept.
on
Spokane, Wash.
Aug.
share
added.—V.
at
Shearson, Hammill & Co. and First California Co., on
July 25 offered publicly 4,470 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $11 per share. It was quickly completed.
The
to
July 26 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,998,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
1,100
Thompson Fiber Glass Co.
the selling
based
$1,144,200,
6 Months Ended June 30—
(H. I.)
or¬
was
employees.
400
Co.
plant
company
Kewanee, 111.;
The corporation on
1,100
1,500
Wood & Co._
net
ago
valves
CAPITALIZATION
1,100
Co.
Wagenseller
for
be
months
Universal Oil
1,100
1,500
he
1,100
__
Stiver
to
and
of
Washington
2165.
p.
Pa.;
and
17-acre
a
The
and
systems,
valves
company
approximately
foundry
and
The
Walworth
Show Gain—
equivalent to $2.11 per share on the
dividends 011 the preferred stock.
$680,600, which amounted to $1.17 per
181,
modern
feet
plants.
of
disposal
sewer
to
1,100
1,500
Rauscher,
and
1,100
1.500
Grubbs
Saunders,
ended
dividends
for
bonds,
will
on
per
for
very
1955
1,500
_
called
$502,310
1,582,969
said,
1,500
Co., Inc.-
Irving Lundborg & Co.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Newhard, Cook & Co.
was
Corp.,
six
of
preferred
John
is
1,500
_
the
Industries,
1,500
&
months
is
stock.—V.
Broad
company
555,452
1,550
Haupt & Co._
Kirkland
half
first
amounted
This
income
Gold
for
Sales
1,550
2,250
_
the
provision
mortgage
amounted
the
2,250
Co
&
1955
1,550
Templeton
——
taxes.
has
South
income
after
1,550
Boyce
Co.
A.
six
2847.
p.
Gas Improvement Co.—Partial
Earnings
1,550
2,250
Lestrange & Co._
&
Clement
This
net
1,550
2,250
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc
Arthurs,
six
preferred
Lilly Belle Mining & Milling Co., Inc., above.—V. 180,
taxes,
1,550
_
_
Co.
&
the
U. S. Industries, Inc.—Earnings Rise Sharply—
1,550
Co.
Jones
Bros.
2,250
_
2,250
_
Kalman
for
estimated,
1954
first
S.
See
1,550
2,250
_
for
Suspended-r
1,550
2,250
_
2,250
_
income
Payment
135
U.
1,550
Co._
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc
Farwell, Chapman <fe Co.
p.
/its
allowing
common
after
company
Its 3%
2,650
2,250
Simmons
&
Cruttenden
Harold
net
add
with two cents
first
income
5,300
Co.
&
net
income
United
10,746
Co.
&
Collins
182,
and
alter
has
now
division of the
year
for
the
in
-
$815,709,
of
the common
on
The
,
Stockholders
7.500
_
Co.
Blunt
—V.
with
of
share
Comparable
Co.,
Selling
15,000
_
Marks
Julien
Jenks.
1955,
distributor
Fred
America—Earnings Higher—
'
stock,
interest.
Shares to
2,250
Co...
&
M.
&
C.
30,
and
a
square
sales
a
compares
June
and
W. Belz, President, reported to
stockholders that consolidated
income for
the
first
half
of
1955
increased
to
$934,118
from
$27,193 in the six months to June 30, 1954. Net
"income for the current
period, alter all charges, amounted to 69 cents a common share. This
12,000,316
interim
on
share
of
from the
Peabody & Co.__
McCormick
Ira
19,159,034
company
expansion
net
be Purchased
Company
Kidder,
W.
2,637,765
1954,
per
Federal
of
from
over
See
num¬
each
below:
3'nares to
Courts
4,572,239
this
—
Walworth's
45,000 shs.
the -underwriters
stock
common
8,150 shs.
800.000 shs.
45,000 shs.
year
53,145,991
compares
30,
cents
common
Number
Stein
61,187,928
stock.
common
for
be Purchased
Lester,
ended
extent
$1,450,000
Number of
Bache
10,569,074
of
pf ciiiuvi
to
I.
Improved
238,338,476 225,486,791
177,150,548 172,340,400
29,352,443
of
will
200,000
manufacturer
13,135,959
profits
Consolidated
Outstanding
8,150 shs.
($10
shares
are
39,921,517
$
for estimated Federal
and
State
income
taxes, ' amounted to $1,630,973, equivalent
after
deducting
preferred
dividend
requirements
to ' $1.47
per
share
of
FINANCING
$1,500,000
1966
stk.,
value)-
par
common
UNDERWRITERS—The
ber
44,798,039
Co.
as
Boston, Mass.; Greensburg,
record
of
Authorized
4%
&
$
United Drill & Tool Corp.—Earnings
CAPITALIZATION
3V2%
$
31,662,080
Biscuit
net
months
Sept. 15, 1955.
5%
1955—6 Mos—1954
oper.
ry.
ago
L.
a.
Sales and Earnings
Improve—
1955—Month—1954
"
manufacturer
manufacturing
Mineola,
wwcn
companies, fhtration and
systems and industrial plants.
years
Sales
This
27,
and
leading
a
purchase
covering
nuo
contribution
water
operate
will
regional
116.
p.
United
preferred stock.
1955,
the directors
declared an initial
cents a share on the class A and class B
July
costs
H
The
SEC
income-
fr.
operat.
182,
development
lor
pay
the
&
Pacific RR, —Earnings—
rev.
ry.
—V.
manufacture
spraying equipment, portable power saws as well as
military items including rife grenades and steel cartridge
cases.
Sales for the year, 1954 totaled $14,885,296
and net income
applicable to
the
presently outstanding
173,646 shares
of class
A
common
and 45,000 shares of class B common stocks, amounted
to
and
loans
with
to be offered at $1.25
The net proceeds are
expenses.
Railway operat. revenue
Railway oper. expenses-
several
$831,913, or $5.79 per share.
bank
reduce
notification
stock (no par)
Houston, Tex.
Co.,
$
and
Industries
Thomas
and
leading producer of lighting fixtures and
military equipment.
a
&
M
Tex.—Files—
letter of
a
common
A
of. the company's proceeds will be used to help finance
construction
of its fifth
manufacturing plant, located in Kentucky,
expected to commence operation later this month.
One other plant
BUSINESS—Corporation is
to
filed
12
Period End. June 30—
the
stockholders.
July
on
corporate
be
from
major portion
of/various
used
other
Union
shares
proceeds
selling
company
covering 61,393 shares of
per share through Mickle
company's stock to the general public.
PROCEEDS—Net
received
Is
The
com¬
stock, $1 par value, through a group headed by
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and McCormick & Co. Priced at
$16 per share, the offering marked the first distribution
mon
Oil Co., Houston,
of Texas
is
for
30
substantial
a
activities."
protection
ganized
Thomas Industries, Inc.—Stock Offered—Public offer¬
make
and
hydrants
fire
210.
p.
aj.
uv
should
program
Materials
&
stock
common
555,402
on
181,
(Continued
on page
51)
4,522,099 '
$5,632,078
3,877,683
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(516)
Per
Holdert
When
•
.
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Dividend announcements are grouped in two
we
payment date.
»
...
*
(quar.)
Equipment Co.
Allen Electric &
Mills,
Hosiery
Finance
Allied
Kid Co.,
,
5.20(1
preferred
Lines
Eastern Air
8-25
Paper
Laboratories,
Allied
Mfg.,
Aliis-Ciialmers
Ltd.,
Co.,
8-19
El
1
8-12
414%
preferred
30c
10-
1
9-9
5%%
10-
1
-
American
Greetings
American
Hair
9-
5
8-42
1
8-12
8-31
8-19
American
25c
1
9-21
Fuwick
40c
9-
1
8-11
25C
9-10
8-25
Co.
Co,
Window
Glass,
B
Oil
pfd.
2nd
8-19
11-21
pfd.
1
9-
7
8-12
•
9-
1
8-15
Franklin
50c
(accum.)
10-
1
8-26
10-
50c
__
$4
Bond
9-15
8-22
Garrett
9-15
8-22
$1.25
9-15
8-22
preferred (quar.—
City Electric Co.—
Stockholders will vote at a special
$5
$1
$1.50
Cforp.
Atlas
50c
Co.
Inc.,
Bessemer
4%
1
7-29
1
8-17
8-11
8-
9-
8-17
1
9-
9-13
50c
(quar.i
iquar.i
Bibb Manufacturing Co.
$2.20
Given
1
Extra
Co.
Black-Clawson
Airplane
Special
Boston
Co.,
preferred
334v
Goebel
9-
9
8-19
9-
9
8-19
9-
8-
10-
10—-
1
9-
'
3
Grace
7
9-
1
9-
7
1
9-
7
8-
8
6-
9
$1.25
10-
1
9-20
&
Shoe
Biuck
Bigelow
Budd
Co.
Drug
Company,
Buell
Die
Machine
&
Forge
Dock.
—
(quar.)
Burton-Dixie
Butler
(increased
Bros,
Canada
Vinegars,
Canadian
Ice
Class
A
4%
preferred
Franklin
Central
Illinois
Central
Surety
(Kansas
de
Cerro
Co.
Ltd.—
Sand
—
.
50c
8-15
8-
Motor
Freight System
Fund
investment
com
8-10
9-15
9-
37 %c
9-30
9-20
Iron
9-15
8-24
Jahn
9-14
Jersey Insurance
9-29
dividend
1
Fireman
1
9-12
Kawneer
10-
1
9-12
Kendall
10-
1
9-12
50c
9-30
Stock
9-15
10-28
Co.
10-14
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
Kidde
8-31
8-15
La
2
•
Laclede
Steel
9-
9-
1
8-18
Le
9-
1
8-18
Lee
9-
1
8-18
Lilly
(Eli)
&
9-
1
8-15
Lion
Oil
50c
11-
1
9-22
Lockheed
(H.
Paint
prior
Co.
&
(quar.)
preferred
7%
Inc.,
Metallic
Dahlstrom
Door
& S Air Lines
Delta-C
Dentists' Supply
S.)
'
'
—
8-18
Mahon
1
8-18
Maine
113c
9-
1
8-
1
(quar.)
Clay Mfg. (quar.)
(quar,)
Inc.
C.b Co.
25c
9-30
9-16
35c
9-
8-18
Mascot
1
Oil
Masonite
10-14
10-
3
9-
1
Stock
25c
9-
1
8-12-
9-
1
8-12
9-15
8-15
8-16
9-
$1.75
1
•
8-
1
9-
1
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-15
9-
1
4V2%
10-
1
9-20
8-19
8-12
8-10
Singer
9- 6
8-19
9-
5
75c
50c
9-10
9-4
8-12
8-25
9-10
8-19
9-13
8-25
5
1
9-15
&
Metropolitan
25c
.
8-10
Middle
7-29
6%
States
Co.
Inc.
Telephone
preferred
series
B
(quar.)
Co.
of
(quar.)
'_
80c
iquar.)
25c
60c
$1
$1.07%
6c
—
dividend
net
A
(after
deduction
paid
was
of
18%
of
on Aug.
will
be
$1.06
per
American
9-
1
8-19
8-31
8-
8
9-12
8-
8
9- 1
8- 5
9- 9
of
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-
4
9-
1
8-4
9-15
8-19
V 9* 1
\
9-
1-
8-19
5
8-15
8-
9-15
8-15
9-1
8-19
9-30
9-
1
8-
1-
7-20
9-
1
8-
3
•
9-10
9-
6
8-12
8-26
8-20
8-
2
9-
1
8-19
9-
1
8-15
"9-
1
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
8-12
8-15
8-
8-29
8-19
10-
1
10-
1
10-
1
9-15
1
9-14
9-14
9-14
9-
1
9-20
(quar.)
9-13
8-22
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-15
8-19
8-12
9-15
8-19
9-
8-20
4%
witholding tax)
the
at
rate
share—
25c
$1.25
1834C
8-31
8-10
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$0.2656%4
5%
9-
1
8-15
34c
9-
1
8-15
25c
40c
8-16
8-
9-13
8-31
1
8-17
pfd. (quar.)
common
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred iquar.)
4%4 %
5.44%
Franklin
Process
Southern Natural Gas
Queen
Corp.
7-19
8-19
10- 1
9-15
Spotless
50c
9- 1
8-15
Standard
25c
9-30
9- 1
State Fuel Supply
Spindale Mills,
Class
B
com.
iquar.)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
9-
25c
25c
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
8-20
40c
8-30
8-19
$1.25
9-10
8-15
15c
9-11
8-20
(quar.i
_"
:—r
Co.
(New
5
25c
(quar.i
Co.
Oil
6
25c
Water,
California
preferred
share
per
increased)
Southeastern Telephone Co..
Southern
8- 1
Jersey)
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Illinois—
8-10
8-19
: .8-19
80c
pfd.
Inc
Weston,
&
9-10
8-31
1
1
$1.06
;
8-26
30c
8-19
9-
The proceeds of this
1
distributed
jividend
Smith
8- 8
5%
francs
750
9-23
8-27
1
"9-20
.9-
22 7/10c
50c
30c
$1.25
to Sept. 20
(quar.i.
iquar.)
Shenango Valley Water Co.,
1
-
:.9r
1
Simca—
10-
8-31
10-
(entire issue
Sept. 20 at $102
conv.
Co.
Risks Indemnity
25c
^
—'—
(quar.)___
on
this div.)
Manufacturing
35c
(quar.)
12%c
12%c
+6%c
iquar.)—
com.
(quar.)
redemption
sh. plus
Southern
(quar.)
30c
37%c
(quar.i
Inc.
Slmonds Saw & Steel Co.
50c
(quar.i
Scott
&
Brick,
RR.
Products.
12%c
(Bait.)
25c
50c
25c
iquar.)
—
iquar.)—
8-31
8-31
Merritt-Chapman
(Ky.),
Bottling
8-16
$$1.12%
Co
on
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.50
Inc..
1
"9-10
2
8-26
payment
July 29)
com.
on
iquar.)
9-
8-15
1%C
per
.
Corp.
9-10
8-17
9-
Johnson
Co.
Whitehall
for
Selected
8-15
30c
called
8-
1
8-
8
9-
a
preferred (quar.i
Schmieg Industries iquar.)
Scovill Mfg., 4.30%
conv. pfd.
8-15
Ltd.—
(quar.i
on
meeting, held
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-15
8-
directors'
com. five for one.
Safeway Stores, Inc., com.
Speed
Mead
&
9-9
2%
(quar.)
Co.
&
Mfg.
Safway Steel
1
9-28
9-.9
special meeting
a
8
Corp.
Ages
Rutland
10-
2c
:
&
(Oscar)
Mayer
capital gains)—
split the
preferred
4%
25c
(quar.)
Co.
—
4.30'^
8-12
25c
5%
8-12
8-15
8-11
1
9-12
130c
133/4C
3%
$1
20c
(accum.)
8-11
1
9-15
$1.75
5c
.
$3
Conveyor
pfd.
(quar.i
Sept.
$1.25
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred
J.)
$1.50
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
5% %
Royalite Oil Co. Ltd.
19-1
40c
(quar.)
Co.
-
(quar.i
(From
on
to
Royal Crown
1
5
9- X
Inc.—
Theatre
9-
50c
Mathews
Roxv
10-
25c
pfd.
dividend
McCormick
25c
10-
37%c
;
iquar.)
Extra
9-15
8-15
Ross
15c
;
(quar.)
5%
._^___—
(stock div.)
(George D.)
Gear & Tool
60c
<
Co.
Corp.
9-16
Roper
50c
Iquar.)
Co.
—
(quar.)——
8-11
9-15
10c
10c
15c
50c
(quar.)_____—
8-15
8-11
1
9-
$1.25
2.\
(quar.)_,
will vote at
Company
of
25c
(quar.)
RR.,
Marshall-Wells
8-
1
$0.C76G
(quar.)
preferred
3
8-12
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Electric
Central
6%
preferred
(quar.i
Co.
at
25c
(quar.i___4.__L_
Corp.
(quar.i_v
r_,
9-16
1
10-
10c
35c
58%c
25c
$1.20
—
(quar.)
8-15
1
9.
1
9-1
.
9-
9-
75c
17c
—
inc.)
(quar.)___
(N.
5"
10-
9IV4C
983/»c
$1.2334
—
(quar.i
\"
10c
65c
25c
12%c
—.
Inc.
held
proposal
28'/sc
:
(quar.)__
class B
Co.,
&
(R.
6%
Water
be
15c
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
Stores,
Gas
—
(quar.)
Co
1
9-
87 %C
(quar.)
preferred
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
(W,
9-
10c
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Magnavox
75c
common
Sons,
Press,
Cushman's
Lynn
held)
(quar.)
Range Co.
3% 'A
Copper
Lucky
8-15
8-12
50c
shrs.
(increasedt
Varnish,
preferred
class A
100
8-15
1
25c
1
(quar.)
each
for
1
9-15
20c
(quar.i
Corp.
Steel
99-
60c
5
$1.1834
(quar.)
(quar.)
A.),
G.
Aircraft
20c
Ltd.,
Co.
—
—
8-
9-
60c
IS.
&
8-15
$1.12,/2
pfd.
B
Ltd.
Co..
Fund,
66%%
(R.
D.)
1
50c
17'/2c"
434%
&
Co.
Tourneau
8-15
65c
s-a)
Iquar.i
Co.
9-29
35c
—
(initial
iquar.)
dividend
Consolidada
9-
8
8-19
—
(quar.)
Utilities Mfg.,
Rockwell
7-29
5
9-
8-22
from ordinary
(Directors took no action
Rock
8-12
2
9-
8-
(quar.)——
Stockholders
8-18
5c
(quar.)
(Walter)
1
15c
(quar.)
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, com.
4V3% preferred (quar.l___
10-
9-
9-
1
I
& Chemical, com.
-Prentice-Hall, Inc.
8-15
from
(quar.)
Y.i
(N.
River
.Preferred
8-22
25c
1
1
9-15
10-
1
_.—
com.
Rubber Co.
0-20
net
from
8-15
8-
8-20
1
preferred (quar.)—___
J'/r
Plymouth
Puritan
8-17
8-19
30c
1
9-
preferred A (quar.i——_.—
Princeton
1
8-19
9-
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
8-25
1
1
9-1
9-
9-
(quar.)— _i___
com
•Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
9-21
9-
8-19
8-21
8-26
9-
iqucr.)
Rice-Stix,
entirely
vtc.
B
1
9-
9
8-31
45c
(quar.i
Co.
Inc.,
preferred
9-10
t20c
(quar.)
preferred
Kerite
10-21
1
Co.,
common
62 %c
(quar.)—
8-15
9-15
10-
18c
Kentucky Utilities,
8-15
9-13
11-
$1.75
4V2%
derived
Engraving
Co.
Co.,
50c
(quar.)
8-
•
9-
9-15
25c
$1.12%
___________—
(quar.
Suspender
to
l
Mfg.
Oilier
&
10-
1
income
50c
(quar.)
8-15
f65c
iquar.)_
(quarterly
income
8-31
7%c
5c
A
8-19
f40c
Stock
9c
(quar.)—
8-
25c
semi-annual
Investors
$7.40
1
Corp
8-16
Intel-provincial Pipe Line Co., Ltd.—
10c
(quar.)
Theatres,
Assurance
1
8-31
25c
Continental
A-
9-16
8
Fund
preferred
9-10
45c
5
_
Reynolds Metals Co.—
8-30
Increased
$5
8-15
Ltd.—
9-15
9-30
_
Co.
Canada 1,
9-13
$2
Co
'
(quar.)__
Increased
75c
common
1
(qugr.)_
preferred
8-26
20c
quar.)
Products
(quar.)_
3
8-
——
—
(quar.i
Insurance Co.
(Hartford)
4 % %
Powell
(initial
Machinery
8-
8-15
—:_u__L
(quar.i—L
pfd. (quar.T--
Water,
$4.80
40c
Intel-provincial Building Credits, Ltd.—
Quarterly
50c
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Casualty Co. (Chicago)
(quar.)
Stock dividend
(one share of Continental
Wr.V.
,
37 %c
(initial quar.)
Corp. class
(quar.)
Edison
Consolidated
Dickey
Nickel
.
Breweries
7%C
Extra
Detroit
International
8-19
9-16
$1
Consolidated Paper Co.
Cunco
Cigar
67 %c
——
Edison
Corp.,
Consolidated
$3
Cellucotton
International
Interstate
(quar.)
common
preferred
Cook
International
1
8-10
!'
r 8-io
Corp.
Pittsburgh Coke
6%
8-15
8-
8-25
quar.' 12%c
Products (quar.i__>_L—L_
Transportation (quar.i,--—
Class
8-31
7-27
8-
4%%
Pitney-Bowes,
8-15
14c
3
8-20
Dairy
Street
8-
5
6
8-
8-8
Suburban
8-12
5
8-
8-15
(quar.)
5
8
1
8-15
(quar.i
un¬
income)
International
9-16
1
8-
9-
-
__—_
Suburban
30c
(quarterly from
5
9-30
9-
8
1
"5c
preferred
8-31
8-
9-
12c
50c
75c
$1
—
(increased!
Co.
Mfg. Co.
$35
"
(quar.)
(quar.)____
8-15
9-30
Circle
50c
Boston
net
,
8-11
1
75c
preferred
preferred
9
(quar.i
__.—_—%
$3.95
9-16
_______
(quar.)__!——
Co.
$3.65
8-
1
com.___—_——
-Pittsburgh Reflector class A
30c
Power
Peanut
of
10-
8-17
9-
8-22
$4.95
8-15
-9-15
(quar,12'/2c
(IndM
&
1
8-25
-
5c
(quar.)
8-15
9-10
30c
'
5%
1
8-
20c
10c
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator
Mills
Club
Corp.
Lighting
9-
8-17
9-10
1
2-17
■
48%c
8-26
25c"
(quai.l___—_____
(Initial
Corp.,
Pioneer
(quar.)
25c
4 7c
4%
Turf
Gary
pfd.
8-18
50c
10c,
$1.25
—
__L
8-26
.
.
9-23
9-26
8-26
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
__—___——
•___
coin.
Phoenix
pfd. A
(annual)
Gas,
1
8-16
$1.23
__
8-22
9-13
1
8-25
10-
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—
Pine
,___+
"B''
&
9-
$1.06%
—
9-12
$1,25 3-12-56
Corp.—
9-
$1
Stone
&
Stores,
Oil
Mfg.
8-1E
Dr. Pepper)
(see
Year-end
Phila,
50c
_
Products
Products
distributed
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-26
8-19
7
8-18
10-15
17 %c
50c
$1.50
(quar.i
9-
1
9-10
■
40c
.__
7
1
9-
$1.10
$1.12%
^
9-
10-
\
.
7-28
1
•
40c,
$1.02
—
(Pa.), com.
preferred
(Dr.)
Pheoll
iquar.)
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Peppe'rell
1
meet¬
(quar.)_
preferred
conv.
Hiawatha
120c
,
—
(quar.)
Commonwealth
10-15
6%
8-12
8-15
9-
Glass
Income Fund
—'
Supoly
Acceptance
Cone
-1
9-15
25c
preferred
Colonial
,
Hercules Steel
75c
Colonial
Colonial
8-19
3.90%,
Pineapple Co.
Huston (Tom)
(quar.)
International
Coca-Cola
8-31
Light,
Gallion
9-14
Co
Produces
Co.
8-31
——
3uilders
Coca-Cola
8-15
Hercules
9-14
(quar.)
Aluminum
Hazel-Atas
1
_____
Chrysler Corp.
City Baking, 7%
Cleveland
Hawaiian
1
Extra
Club
8-15
8-24
10-
(quar.)
preferred
8-25
9-15
•
annual
*
Electric
10-
Chicago Pneumatic Tool, com.
$3
Hartford
110c
Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago,
8-15
125c
pfd. (quar.)__I
(quar.)—
Mills
Gas
Chattanooga
8-25
Insurance Corp.—
&
Pasco
two-for-one.
(quar.)
City)
Ribbon
8-13
Hollywood
(quar.).
Central Telephone, 5.40 %•
Century
1
the
at
120c
Co.
Wire
&
9-
Houston
Products
Steel
Ohio
Steel
7-26
8-
9-15
40c
8-18
Hotel
com.
Pepper
Philadelphia
(quar.)__
common
6
8-15
Service,
8-22
meet¬
9-
.
Process
4%%
9-12
8- 1
ing to be held In January 1956 on a
director^' proposal to split the common
9-15
Co.,
Peoples Telephone
Perfect
iquar.)_____
Chemical Co.
(quar.)
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
4.25 %
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred (quar.)
Central
RR.,
Stockholders will vote
1
4%.
Central
Ohio
8-10
12%c
$1.25
'
Ltd.—
preferred (quar. >______
Peoples Drug Stores
9-9
proposal
a
9-
10-
30c
,51
;
✓
9-9
1
1
8-11
Services,
1
9-
7
9-
8-31
$1.28 Va
iquar.i
iquar.i
1
9-15
10-
9-15
40c
—
—
Corp.
partic.
prior
8-26
10-17
$1
(quar.i_
Co.
10-
three-for-one
a
(quar.i
—
Pictures
10-
15c
preferred
Harshaw
1
.
Public
17 on
on
8-15
150c
(quar.)
Central
$5
'„
&
9-
Gas
Natural
7%
Philal.
Mobile
9-
Pirie, Scott & Co., 4Va%
Carson.
the annual
at
Aug,
011
Shares
Co._
Laundry
Peerless
Pfaudler
1
150c
—
(quar.i
Western
Canadian
the
common—
Ltd.,
Machine,
1
8-17
9-10
8-15
Brewing Co.__
Perfe*
9-
35c
Ltd.
Fairbanks-Morse,
Canadian
split
120c
(quar.)
8-23
pay¬
9-15
30c
quar.)_
Ltd.
9-
Aug. 3)
on
8-15
7%c
Steamship
Canada
8-15
112c
Ltd. (quar.)
Lines, Ltd.—
Malting,
Canada
1
35c
—
(quar.)
P. 1 & Son
Corp.
(quar.)
(J.
Burroughs
3-19
9-
5c
— ——
class A
(quar.)
Ltd.,
com.
on
30c
Co
Dry
9-10
9-12
Inc.—
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Buffalo
action
Insurance
preferred
8-15
9-10
1
(quar.)_.
Parkersburg Aetna Corp.,
$5
1
8-15
(Initial)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_—_________
Pearl
New
Shares,
9-
8-15
common
8-22
8-22
1
8-15
1
(quar.)—
9-30
9-12
9-
1
1
4.08%
Electric
Paramount
8-15
9-
9-
(quar.).
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
World Airways
Paragon
8-10
9-10
9-
(quar.i___
com.
American
Pan
8-31
8
8-27
'
15c
(quar.)__
25c
(quar.i
Burrard
9-13
80c
——
$30c
common
preferred
$5
9-15
Pacolet
1
basis.
Mills, Ltd.. class A
Brunswig
(N. Y.l
Company meeting held
Industries
to
25c
(quar.)———
9-30
11-15
25c
(quar.)
Shareholders will vote
Gulf
(quar.i
Co.
8-19
50c
(quar.)_____
deferred
ment at
time)
Brown
9-
9- 2
8-11
9-
(quar.)—
I quar.
Insurance
Fire
9-15
—__—
Corp.,
common
new
Brewing
Pacific
Hydraulics, Inc.—
Growth
this
at
9-22
_
8-15
9- 1
pfd.
4%
pfd. series A
A
Life
State
8-11
30c
12Vie
45c
$1
$1.01%
preferred (quar.)____-l_—L———
4%%
Ohio
50c
Indemnity
ing to be held
(quar.)——
com. payment
3
9- 1
9-22
15c
$1.1214
____
(Directors
1 •
1010-
121%c
—
Co.
American
Greer
10-
—;
Co.
Co.,
Co.,
9-15
37%2c
(quar )——
Light,
Co.
preferred
Oil
6
9
5c
(quar.)_—_—________
4.44%. preferred
8-15
15c
(quar.)
&
10-
1
RR.
Power Co.,
9
99-
—_
iquar.i
Refractories
Match
9-
9-15
Line—
Light
Car
Penn
5%
10- 3
Pipe
preferred
American
Ohio
8
30c
(quar.)___
iquar.)
R.)
Graniteville
7
162c
1:56c
~
omitted
Bruwn
(W.
9-
10c
.____
(quar.i
Co.
American
North
9-30
—
iquar.)
Co.—
Gas
North
8-19
Gas
Chemical, 4%
Ohio
Ohio
15c
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Mfg..
Gas
preferred
5 V8 %
8-
iincreasedi
Fund
Power &
Jersey
North
8-23
11-1
$1.12'/2
15c
Extra
$$1.19
i
25c
._
(quar.)_.
corn.
preferred
'Great
Co.—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1
6-20
8
Brewing,
4% %
,
8-15
10-14
110 VsC
(quar.i
Brick,
Inc.
Natural
Britain
Nopco
8-15
iquar.i
iquar.i
Resources
4.05%
1
11- 1
2%
preferred
Union,
60c
.*
8-31
1
1st
Gorham
9-30
9334c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)———
4 % %
preferred iquar.)___
4%%
preferred (quar.)5%
preferred (quar.i—_
Biitish
Petroleum Co.,
Ltd
preferred
8-15
35c
(Interim)——
common
4%
(Directors
1
$2
receipts—
Electric, Ltd.—
Columbia
9-
:
British Celanese, Amer. dep.
Biitish
Globe
25c
Albany RR. Co
&
9-20
50c
:•
—,
(quar.i
r.
Bristol-Myers
1
6%
5%
9-13
——-
1st
New
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
(quar.)____
preferred (quar.)—
—
2nd preferred iquar.)——_____—_
6%,
Pabst
dividend
Glen-Gery Shale
——
(quar.)
Co.
Boeing
10-
25c
(quar.)——
—
—
9-15
9-20
Natural
8-16
9-29
30c
26'/4C
25c
10c
30c
$1.06
$1.1334
40c
50c
25c
35c
—
—
Machinery
1
9-10
40c
iquar.)_.
Products
9-
9-
$1.25
Iquar.
Rubber
9-
55c
25c
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_____
Mfg., (,'/,/ pfd. B (quar.)
1
j
__
4% %
1
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
GerberProducts.com.
10-
—
Food
1
9-15
50c
593/8C
Inc
Dairy Products
Lock
8-15
8-15
93%c
62'/2C
(quar.)__
preferred
Stock
3
10-
50c
;
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
25c
preferred
$5
1
9-
40c
(quar.)
Limestone & Cement, com.
9-
.
Quarterly
Belden Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)—___
(Ky.), 5% pfd.
General Teleiphone Co. of Ohio—
50c
Insurance
9-10
(increased)
com.
General Telephone
17c
(initial)_—
(N. Y.) —
com.
new
Shippers
&
8-26
40c
-----
Products,
Avon
9-10
Inc.—
Fund.
Mutual
$1.50
$1.25
Co.—
Corp.,
preferred
$3.75
—
____
Delaware
Bankers
9-20
8-26
50c
Development
Atomic
$5
(quar.)______
Powder
Atlas
8-
9-14
quar.i.
(quar.i
preferred
National
9- 6
'
basis.
three-for-two
Motors
8-16
9-26
9-15
50c
(t,quar.)
Fireproofing
General
By-Products,
National
3
25c
9-15
10-1
(quar.)
4%%
1
50c
25c
25c
37J/2c
50c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
General
to be held on Sept. 16 on a direct¬
proposal to split the common on a
ors'
Corp.,
pfd.
41/4 %
1
8-
1
(quar.i.
common
(quar.i
Southern
8-15
8-11
10-
30c
Cylinder Gas, common
preferred iquar. r
New
General America Corp,
meet¬
National
National
Inc.—
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Corp.
preferred
_.
General Acceptance
Corp.
Nachman
$1.50
6c
1
(quar.i
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5% %
preferred
(quar.i
Nevada
—_
8-19
9-
(quar.i
$5
8-15
8-
8-19
9-10
*_
Corp.,
8-15
8-15
8-26
9- 1
8-15
9-10
G2'/2c
30c
$1.25
25c
iquar.i
(increased
9- 1
9- 1
9-10
9-15
9c
9-5
iquar.)
com.
Calif,
9-15
Series
37 %c
___.
8-15
Tool
Mills,
of
Finance
Motor
Nevada
-
9-5
1
of
preferred
Plan
8-15
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Atlantic
ing
iquar.)
com.
Income Series
8-20
1
Co.,
Custodian Funds,
1
10-
$1.25
Paper
4%%.
9- 1
iquar.i
Light,
Corp.
10 %
Co.
10-
Regulator—-
(quar.)^
31 %c
15c
60c
$1
(quar.)
H.)
preferred
Morris
30c
(initial)
Franklin Process Co
quar,)
series
1952
Fllntkote
12-
25c
(quar.>___„—__
A
iM,
8-15
8-15
National
dividend
Fishman
Morris
8-12
8- 1
8-15
8-26
iquar.)
8-15
2oc
SC'Ac
:
preference
&
Machine
Monarch
National
pfd.
5%%
1
Semi-annual
9- 1
8-15
9- 1
10- 1
Honeywell
9-
America iquar.)
Monarch Life Insurance, (Springfield Mass.)
8-15
Holders
Payable of Ree.
75c
iquar.)
Molybdenum
9- 1
8-15
8-25
9- 9
(quar.i
preferred
31 (4 c
,
Refining—
&
(increased
Common
1
$1.12%
____________JJ
(quar.i
9-
__—,
Mfg.,
Stock
8-18,
.'••• Share
'
(quar.i.
com.
(quar.)___!_
Power
When
Per
•
,,
/•;*.{?«—'
t-.
_:
Reclaiming,
preferred
10- 1
9- 1
9- 1
Corp.
$1.25
.
5%
8-15
8-15
9-20
9-20
8-10
8-10
Federal Sign & Signal, com, iquar.)
2
9-22
9-22
50c
_
5'/I
9-30
9-30
(quaf.)__Ll
Iquar.i—
class
Rubber,
Armstrong
40c
•
(quar.)
convertible
Minnesota
The Fain
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings
$1.75
'
(quar.)—
Co., Ltd., com.
5
3.30%
25c
34c
10c
50c
iquar. 1
Co.
Common
• r-i
*
35c
Co.
preferred
Minneapolis,
L
,■
Company
Water
Rubber
4V2 %■
8-19
9-15
9-15
9- 1
9- 1
9- 1
$1.10
40c
$1
iquar.)
(see
Farrington
8-
Seating
-American
$1.50
(The 1
com.
Midwest
8-10
11-10
8-20
8-15
9-23
7-28
35c
$1.12%
—
iquar.)—
com.
,
9- 1
9- 1
$1.0614
$1.37%
- $1.34
$1.41,/2
.—
(quar.i
preferred
Fajardo Sugar
1
preferred (quar.)_L_
Ashland
Fair
1
9-30
iquar.i
Co.,
conv.
9-
American
Class
10-10
(quar.i
i
(quar.i
Gas
4.50%
10-
Metal
American
4%'/<
9-
9-12
25c
—
Equitable
pfd.
iquar.)
Johnson,
$1.50
preferred
$1.06%
$1.02%
iquar.)
4.10%
Co.,
pfd.
2nd
preferred
of Illinois (quar.)
Machine & Foundry Co. (quar.i.
IvTaize-Products, common iquar.)_
American
7%
9-
12 V4C
4%
_.$3.60
Investment
American
125c
<quar.)__
iquar.i
preferred
conv.
Endicott
8-19
1
Gas
prefeired
$4.40
(s-ai.....-^.,—,
.quar.i
Indemnity Co.
American
A
pfd.
4%%
Stores,
Natural
5.65%
9-
$1.12%
Paso
5.36%
;
2
8-19
5
50c
______
(quar.i
common
^
81 %C
___
preferred
$6
9-
$1.02
(quar.i.
Felt,
&
f
9-30
$1
'
4.08 %
/quar.
4%%
convertible preferred (quar.)______
American Forging & Socket Co.
(quar.i
class
preferred (quar.)
.
(quar.i
common
8-1Q
9-
Bros.
8-20
11-20
9- 1
9- 1
10-14
8- 1
9- 9
10- 1
10- 1
9-15
9-15
9-20
15c
32%c
25c
(quar,)—
com.
_______
SI
8-25
40c
_
preferred
(quar.i
3 %%
preferred
(quar.i__
American Bakeries, common
—
<quar.)__—__——
$1.12%
—__
preferred (quar,)
Inc. <quar.l__
pfd. A
(quar.),
Edison
$1.31 %
iquar,)_!
pid.
(quar.)___
common
convertible
4% %
—
—
6%
15c
5%%
Co.,
A.iied
37%c
„;—_—.
_
<quar.)__—
Eagle-Picher Co. iquar.)
East Tennessee Natural Gas,
Eddy
.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bros,
Durham
9-15
10- 1
5c
.
Co,
Pepper
—
Dow Chemical Co,,(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
—
(quar.i
Dr.
Holder!
When
Per
iquar.»__
,$1
SI
15c
130c
25c
$1.50
(quar.)—_
Donohue
Name of
Payable of Ree.
Middlesex
Voting trust certificates
nounced during the current week.
Share
,
Site—
Voting trust certificates
separate
indicate air the dividends an¬
Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
the first
In
tables.
Industrial
Dickinson
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(Continued
on
pag& 46)
Number 5453... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 132
(517)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE FRIGES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14% Dec 31
39% Mar 14
Nov
1
Jan
S*i Jan
7
5s,* Jan
5
10% Dec
14
4
50% Dec
30
46% Jan 18
to
106
6
32
Jan
£1
Nov 24
20% Jan
107
Jan
19
13
Jib
6
'
53
Jan
25% J«n
6
♦4% Nov 29
24% Jan
31
AUg 20
Jan
89
Nov 30
78% Jun
<
-47
30 : Jun
3
34-
114'
8
77% Jan 21
21% July 8
Dec 29
27% Mar 14
29% Dec
22% Mar
Feb 24 ^
33
3
123
Dec
29
107
Mar 15
July 29
157
July 28
4
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
4
Admiral Corp
1
Air Reduction Inc common—^No par
4.50% pfd 1951' seriea—-1
100
20
5
3% J an
3
12% Jan
4
•21% Dec 29
18% Jan
6
26% Mar 30
111
109% Jan
7
116% Aug
4r
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
Dec
29
85 V* Jan
6
14
18% July 28
18
Jan
6
72
12
85
80
Jan
3
Jan
4
Sep
29
210
80
,Jan
6
141
3% Jan
2
Dec 29
9
140'
Aug
Dec
Dec
11
7% Jan 28
309% Jan
3
23
27
122
326
Mar 14
170
38% Jan 18
28% Jan
4
45% Dec
16
97
4
113
Dec
20
106
Jan
92% Mar 11
106
Dec
13
104
8% Jan
6
71% Jan
8
104% Dec 20
7%
Jan
4
7
19
Inc
20
122% July
6
19
Jan
3
25% Aug
5
.5
34% Jun
7
40
37% Jan
4
55% Dec
3
97
94% Jan
7
98
70
Jan
6
81 % Apr
4
93% Jan
8
147% Nov
26
143% Aug
4
May 28
124 % Nov
17
llttva Jan
6
103
July 14
74% Nov 17
34% Aug
Jatt
11
1% Jan
Dec
29
IS
40
2% May 16
78
16
34
5
39
19
Jan
11
26% Dec
15
25% Jan 17
29
92
57
Jan
7
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
105% Dec
17
98
Feb
18
91
Nov
23
July 26
20% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
4
66
Nov
5
Jan
4
15 Va Dec
20
37% Jan
4
30 % Oct
21
96
15
Jun
58
Dec
41
6
33% Jan
Jan
32% Jan
18
18% Jan
17
31
35% Feb
23
49% Jun
29
44% Jan
4
27% Jan
4
48% Jan
4
66% Dec 21
60
20% Jun
11
25% Aug 12
23% Mar 17
27% Mar 14
35% Jan
41% Jun 20
Jan
5
32% Dec
91
Jan
4
99
Sep 29
56
-43% Mar 25
6
93
Dec 29
48
125% Apr
21
148% "Dec 21
340
i£5% Jun
100
30
114% Dec 27
31% Jan
7
Jan
4
54% 8ep
8
13% Dec 27
26% Jan
11% Sep
2
16
8% Jan
4
5
100% Jan
63
Jun
162
Jun
125
Jun
10
42% Dec
57
2
76
2% Jun 28
30
Dec
70
Nov
Jun
1
75% Jun
100
Jun
17% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
19
38
Jan
17
83
Jan
6
21% Feb
24
84% Jan
11
15
Jan
25% Jan 20
29% May 19
104% May 2
94% Oct
25
4
54
20
107
4
"
24
Feb
24
Dec
31
20% Mar 14
Nov
25
Jan
89% May 25
27% Jan 21
45% Jan
5
104% Mar 23
30% Nov 23
'19% Jan 11
1C0% Jan
2
Apr 21
28% July 27
4
17% Jan
27% Dec
8
105
30
Aug
6%
7
•
24%
24%
25%
3,000
35%
35%
35 V.
3,400
59
60%
58 %
59 Va
58%
59
57
58%
57%
58%
96%
96%
*95%
♦95%
97
*95
96
95%
95%
20
72%
73%
72%
73 Va
74
71%
72%
71 %
72%
Brake
Shoe
Co
convertible
13% Jan
Jan
180% Nov
6% Jan
22% Feb
34
42% Jan
27% Jan
144% Jan
36
57
4
4
118% Jun 22
May 24
62% Nov
17
4
74% Dec
8
8
142% Nov
5
10% Feb 25
£5
121
July
Jun
25% Feb
12% Jan
16
1
54% July
172
5
Apr 22
45% July 7
129% July 22
35% Apr 12
Apr 11
20% Jan 31
38% Mar 14
116% Jun
11% Sep 27
10
9% Jun 22
74«/* July 29
66
July
13
5
120% July 12
11% Jan
26% Jan 13
29
10
Mar 24
17% Jan
6
28% Aug
1
30% Jun 16
4
22% Aug
94% Sep 27
29% Jan
4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
73% Jun 22
4
59
Nov
23
S2% Jan
6
65
5
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
45% Dec 23
41
July 21
8% Feb 23
52% Mar 29
see
pace
6
33% Mar 30
104% Apr 26
38% Aug
3
94 Va'
95'/4
93
94
93
94%
par
*77 V2
78 Va
76%
79%
80
8,100
2,700
26%
25%
25%
25%
100
.10
100
26
Amer
7%
Co
preferred
33%
34
33%
*104
109
*105
30%
17%
*66
Amer Smelt & Refg com
Co
119% Jun
40
110
Mar
Jun
Mar
3
22
8
20
7
preferred
American Tobacco
40V.
40%
40%
105 %
105 Va
105'/a
29%
30%
40
105 Va
common
American Viscose Corp com
6%
series
5%%
prior conv preferred
500
17%
17,500
67
*64
68
40
40 Va
105
105
29%
297/a
29%
20 Va
*20%
-20%
20%
,
7%
7Va
7 V.
7Va
.
41%
41%
41 %
41%
41 Va
41%
407/a
41 Va
40%
45 V.
45'A
44%
45%
44%
45
40%
41
41
41
41
41 Va
10
10
5
10
1
50
1
1
20%
67%
*67
27 Va
27%
30
30
94%
94%
58 %.
59%
67
*27'/a
*94
58%
*160
117%
117
'
30
170
*160
,
117%
No par
No par
1
67
27 %
27%
30
94%
59
170
117Va
45 Va
67
27%
27
27
30
30
94%
94%
30
<
58%
♦160
118%
59 Va
170
118%
*94%.
30
57%
*156
115%
47%
47%.
14 Va
14
14
38 Va
*38
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
19%
18%
18%
19%
18%
19%
18%
14
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
47 Va
48%
65%
13 Va
48%
47%
48 Va
47%
48 Va
66
65
65
66
66
65%
5
5
5
4Va
13%
5
4%
35
35%
35%
36%
36%
36
78
78%
77%
78%
78
-
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'A
12'A
103 Va
105
♦102
105
29
29
29
♦102
♦28%
105
14
66
47/a
78%
12'A
115
x47%
36
78%
57%
•36
78
*12%
"
29
♦102
28%
47%
45,200
11,000
4'7/a
37
Common
preferred
Co—
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corpi
3
57% Jan 28
3
29% Apr
Andes Copper
Mining
500
2,600
2,600
105
28%
50
700
33 V.
29
34'A
33%
33%
33%
33 Va
33%
106%
106%
*104%
106%
*104%
106%
*104%
105%
40
28 Va
34
106%
28%
28 V.
28%
28 Va
29%
28%
28%
12,400
♦90
92
♦104
106
2814-
27%
92
37
58'A
108
28
♦90
36%
58 V.
*104
29 V.
♦32
34
92
37
58%
108
30
34
♦90
36%
56
♦104
29%
♦32
91
36%
58 Va
108
30
33%
•90
36%
56%
*104
29%
•31%
2,700
92
36%
56%
108
29%
1,700
6,700
10
26,100
33
32
•30
13%
9%
*30
32%
13%
*13%
137/s
13%
13%
13%
ioo
9%
9Va
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
11,200
57%
56%
56 Va
3,500
7,300
10
13%
13%
13%
57
59
56 V.
56%
56%
57%
56%
33
34
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
31%
32
48 V.
48%
47%
48%
47%
47%
46%
47
46%
47%
81%
83
81%
82%
82'/a
83 Va
82%
82%
83%
84%
4,500
2,500
25%
24%
25%
24%
25 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
34,500
25
•170
175
170
7%
7%
7%
175
77/a
♦170
7%
175
•165
175
•165
175
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
32%
32%
32%
7,100
7,700
32 Va
33%
32%
337/a
33
33%
32 Va
60'A
59%
59%
59%
59%
58»/a
59
58%
58%
380
60
52%
52
52%
50%
51%
50%
51%
20,000
,*>£%
53%
168/4
168
45 A 45 *
126.
129
34% 34 %
49% 50
x51%
•168
45%
129
34%
50
♦76%
169
45%
129
35 Va
50
78
*168
♦45 V.
127
34%
50
♦76%
169
46
127
168
45%
*127
168
167%
168
45%
45%
45%
128%
128%
128 Va
34%
34 Va
34%
8,000
50V4
50Va
49%
49%
5,200
77%
•77
140%
140
78%
77
77
139%
140%
16
16
183%
184'A
16%
16V4
16%
16%
16%
184%
185 Va
183%
184%
73
138
136% 138V*
72 /»
57 %
73 ,4
28 /a
*23
9 .8
28 %
28 ,a
29
23%,
1Q5
110
69% 71%
bo n
60
y
37%
37
105
39
4
46 /4
24 8
72%
137
106
40
46 %
56%
57%
117%
59
11
9%
28%
28 %
72%
135
117%
140
141
73 V4
71%
72 "Va
135%
135%
135%
135'/a
59%
58%
58%
59%
38,100
117%
117%
260
9%
6,400
1,300
117%
117%
58
117%
117%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
•28%
29
28%
*28%
28
28 V.
27%
28
23%
22%
*105
22%
115
69%
70%
70 Va
71 Va
59 V.
59%
59
60
37%
37%
37%
36%
105
39
105
39%
18,100
58
72%
28%
115
700
43,400
135
9%
*22%
200
770
x72%
28%
•105
90
34%
49%
186 »A
140
141%
200
900
35%
184%
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
400
12%
*16%
25
14,800
10,500
78'A
16 % 10 %
186% 186%
-—50
No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
600
19 Va
13%
48 Va
66 :
—5
100
25
—
1,500
1,400
400
140%
25
80
18,800
38%
.Ti{f
140%
25
400
1,200
167
115
*47V.
xl3%
5
105 Va
28 Va
30
95
*13%
*38%
18%
117
48
29%
27'A
30
57
14%
33%
3,200
1,100
•167
48
29-%
2,900
58
14%
104%
45
68
167
48
29
*
25,000
95
.
95
14
*!04
500
5,800
41V.
'
48
4%
35
78%
12 s
23,000
-
7 V.
40'A
*26%
14%
47 V4
*65
30 V.
207/a
67
45
40 Va
66 Va
1,100
40%
45%
♦40V4
68
47%
28
100
5
*67%
13%
38
18%
13%
106
1
5
25
,
47 %
2
20
\
4,700
40%
105
30%
Co
6
1
30%
67 Va
17 Va
7%
Anaconda Wire & Cable
Jan
44% Jan
30%
67 Va
17%
29%
30%
►
2,166
30%
70
*20%
series.!
When issued
$4
107
7%
25
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com..—1
$5
40%
105
•106
20%
100
preferred
Anaconda
*64
108
7%
American Water Works Co com—5
Preferred
17%
1,200
2,000
34
100
Tobacco
preferred—
Preferred
67%
30%
*67
54,400
34 Va
34
20%
100
.
American Tel & Tel Co
5%
17%
100
122% 122 V.
7%
common
Steel Foundries
American Sumatra
6%
*65
70
33%
♦106
79%
25%
122
7V»
100
25
6% noncumulative preferred—100
7%
68 %
30%
25%
29%
preferred
American Snuff
American
17%
108
78%
121
*20%
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
7%
*67
"
33%
105 %
41
40 Vs
30%
68
17%
68 Va
105 V»
•106
30%
68
17%
*66
33%
108
70
17 %
26
124
33%
30%
30 %
*67
79
25%
123%
l
12.50
Co
13% Jan
24.
125
128
*124
77
77%
26 Va
125
1
No par
1
Potash sc Chem cl B—No par
Rad & Std Sany common—5
Anderson Clayton &
46
-15% Nov 29
Fr>r footnotes
95%
4
25% May 17
Jan
94V4
12
141 % May
30
96%
14% Jan
172% Jan 13
62% Feb 21
ICO
94%
137% Jan
130 v* Jan 20
Sep~l5
200
par
500
1
Co
10
21%
28%
Refining com—100
29
4
•27%
American Sugar
66% Dec
28
28
American Stores
Apr 21
45% Jan
Jan
28
84
22% Aug
93% Jan
73
27%
58% Feb 18
138% Feb
Aug 13
27%
145
1
28
28%
6
22
17
*27%
13
187% July 21
5
28%
Jun
6
45"% Dec 29
*27%
64% Jan
47
-
7
120% Mar
Amer
Gas
11
1
1
Co
72% Apr
Feb
36 Va
Co
American Seating
16% Dec
9
American Natural
9
ftVz
178% Dec
4
30% Apr 19
113% Jan
4
9% July
19
Co
Corp
Ffcb
29% Feb
36%
com
American Safety Razor
122
Sep 27
33% Dec 31
37%
No par
convertible preferred
American Motors
5
3
125
3
5%%
American Molasses
3
13
*36 Va
100
,9.,% Jan
39% Jan
37%
_—
Products
179% Jan
40% Mar 14
•36%
67 V4
104
No par
No par
com
7
161% Jun
Jan
Jan
87% Apr
27% Jun
4
121% Jan
156
6
40% Aug 17
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
50
Jan
Jun
37%
Corp
Cable
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
50% Jan
6
Oct 26
Oct
53% Mar
21% Mar 14
45% Dec 30
170
Mar 31
July 29
11
6
170
9
8"% Dec 31
*36 %
preferred
American Optical
169
37 %
preferred
American News
4
67
*36Va
prior preferred
:
100
American Mach & Fdry common—7
60
73% Nov 23
24% Dec 22
3Vt
50
5%%
38% Apr
34% Jan
*3 Va
1
Co
3
17
19,300
101%
3 V.
common..
&
6
30
102 Va
68
67%
36%
Jun
68%
2,500
16,000
102%
56 Va
Jun
2,100
3 V.
37 Va
13% Jan
36
25
Co
American Metal
100
120 %
•35%
66%
57
15
119%
35%
101%
55 %
32
35%
3%
37
24% Mar 13
35%
68 V.
noncumul$tive preferred—100
4% %
35%
35%
200
147
104%
100
3
♦143
7,900
11,900-
♦3V4
66 V.
No par
39% Jan
73%
67%
68
No par
10% Jan
42% Dec 31
97 '
103 Va
67
Amer Metal Co Ltd
21
6,100
'
—20
26% Jan
6
35%
36 %
Amer Machine & Metals
Aug
109%
3%
preferred
3.90%
„
3%
com...No par
Radio
&
46% Jan
12
34%
41% Mar 16
6
109
2,700
102%
preferred
27% Dec 30
15% May
32% Jan
109%
30
18%
3%
preferred
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
50% Oct
7
39% Jan
'
18%
105%
50
28
17
108 Va
18%
3%
Arma
5
9% July 11
110%
i
18%
103 Va
preferred
cum conv
7
31
18V4
l
common
7% Jan
Dec
110
,
63% Feb
23
100
24 V.
Corp
No
Agricultural Chemical—No
15% Apr
5% Nov 22
112
35
113
♦90
Jan
♦110%
36 'A
American Investment Co of 111—1
2
30
112
25
American International Corp
July 27
4
107
♦110V4
36
1
American Ice Co common
2
34% Aug
94% Jan
112
11,300
117%
24%
6%
13
107% Feb
35% Apr
♦115
,109%
convertible preferred—
American-Home Products
Apr 14
11
96% Jan 2a
117%
24%
American Hide & Leather com
Mar 30
12% Jun
*114
37%
American Hawaiian SS Co.
1
29
31% Dec 30
107
5% Apr
Jun
65
25
100% Jan
20
120
111
American Gas <fe Electric Co
16
"
14
4
56%
*116
36%
20
Tiling
1
American European
Secur—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power..No par
2
~10
170
56
116
23 V4
American Encaustic
Mar 30
66,500
*
—
♦160
55% 56%
130
10 %
•217
No par
American Distilling Co
4
3% Jun
28
Jan
16
48% Aug
29
17
13
38% Aug
19% Aug
7
31
7% May 17
3
62% Feb
32% Oct 27
44% Jan 20
Jan
Jan
40
1
4% Dec
28
34% Mar 10
165
165
57%
»-
37%
prior preferred
,
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.lOo
3%% conv preferred series C.100
10
13% Jan 18
165
10
>■■_.'
23%
4%%
4
15% Jun
9
9%
37%
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar com
22
52% Jan
12% Jan 20
27
10 %
200
2,700
23 V4
Petroleum
American Chicle
17
40% Feb 18
23
5
7%
16
Dec
-91%
110V2
America
American Chain
22
Apr
39% Dec
of
American Can
71% May 6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2
1
Mar 14
4
Mar 15
Co
American Cable
3
July
15% Dec
33% Jan
92
3
38% Nov 29
12
25 %
90%
•116% 117 Va
18 Va
preferred
5%
8
9% Jan
48% Nov 29
Jan
24%
90%
10%
12,500
♦110V4
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres Inc common
45% Jun 28
22
Jan
21% Mar
22,100
18
Corp com..2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%
50
Mar 30
Jan
25%
121
American Bosch
33% July 15
47
116 Va
119%
6%
600
'
20%
24%
*212
56%
57 V4
12,300
112
American Bank Note common
July 11
6% July 7
38% May 16
43% Feb
1
18
<
*155
165
55%
116
20 Va
700
900
10
4%r
90%
•
123
4%
Dec
57 Va
120
4
116%
♦212
*155
165
55%
*115
33%"
25%
10
lO'A
*212
,
7,900
;
163
91
♦89
91
10
10 Vt
10
*212
*157
117%
25%
26
123
Amer
10
25%
*89
91
125
41% July 26
19% Dec 31
26%
-■
20%
*122
106% July 27
25% Dec 31
117%
26 V*
*89
20
122
6
4
*116%
20%
'
4%
2,100.
...
„
125% i
*157
122
12
4
116
116
20%
♦116%
20%
3%
22%-;
124 Va
i
143%
4%%
22 % Mar 30
100
20%
4%
-
3,100;
t
17%
convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com—No par
May 31
68
84
21
3%
3%
32%-,
116
2..7O0
.
*110V4
3%%
31% Feb 23
6
3%
3%
•31%,
22%
163
;
1
<
33%
128
♦157
143%
American Airlines
12
6
56% Jan
*125
163
150
Amer
2
H
26
8
iun 13
Jan
16% Jan
4% Jan
Mar
23
29% Jun
110
14% Jan
8
91% Feb
139%
<
34 Va
131
♦157
♦145
Amerada
30
35 % Jan
27% Mar 15
65
Mar 15
5
May 6
May 16
14% Jan
20
104% Mar
Jan
31% Mar 15
100
Feb
1
32% Dec 20
Jan
S
102
33%
♦127
J
31%;
46 Va
17%
Amalgamted Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
105 % Jun
May 12
76
22% Dec 29
56
Jan
22%
150
Aluminum
Feb
;
74
3i%
110 V.
Aluminium Limited
35
34%
66
74
46%
.L
•112
*145
6
23
-34%
163
22%
:
•
114
150
6
Apr
34%
132
*160
t
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement
___lo
3% Mar 29
28
*128
160
•
32%
111
,
46 %
»
»
31%
*143
2
July
128%
160
*
.22%
■
75
'
♦31%
V
65%
66%
,
-31%
100
May
112 %
34 Va
34%
128%
22%
i
46
113
1
22%
75
'
17%
common—No par
74% July
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
3% Feb
5
47
1
31%
65%
'
110 %
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3Vt% convertible preferred
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
46%
C
♦111
•
200
3,600
11,100
16,200
'
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
13
31%
10%
13% >
10%
No par
Dye.._
Allied Mills
Apr 11
22%
75
46%
1.
1
108 Va
13%
"
1
Allied Kid Co
29
5
22%
66%
31%
31%
113
65%
74%.
'
108 Va
"
—100
Allied Chemical &
16
40% Sep
Jan
j
10%
9,700
5
Jan
19% Dec
4
4o% Jan
-
13%
10%
c
44%"''
43%
No par
93
9
Jan
00
110%
20%
100
Industries Inc
Mar
9
108%
13%
10%
32
3%
100
:
...
16
63% Jun
31%
.1
common.;
28
51% Mar 14
46%
46%
31%
110 %
lo
Allen
July 22
46
108%
14
10%
43%
-
Shares
Aug. 5
43 Va
109
13%
>
Sales for
the Week
Friday
■;
*
16
Jun
31%
34 Va
-
10
24
74%
31%
-
22 V2
100
common.:
preferred
66%
73%
-75%
110%
Alleghany Corp common..L
.1
5 % % preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
3
110% Jun
Inc
4%% preferred
120 % July 35
14% Jan
15% Dec 30
Products
Aldens
July 12
Jun
Jun
Alco
„
59% July 25
21
May
20
65 V*
»
''
Thursday
Aug. 4
:
43%
♦107%
13%
11 Va
66%
-
40V*
-
3% Mar 25
Jan
_.L1
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry_
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
4
43 Vt
109
13%
11
31% -31%
Aug
2% Jan
16% Jun
-
31%
Jan
43%
14 Va
65%
74V*-
10
—No par
Jun
6
-
50
—
Apr 21
170
*108
'
Aug. 3
11 Va
11
Express Co..i.—
Adams-Millis
Corp—
138
<
43 Va
109
xl3V.'
,.25
--
Adams
37% Jun 20
Wednesday
_
common
preferred
Tuesday
Aug. 2
43%
*108
__1
——2.50
Acme Steel Co...;
July 26
30V* Jan
172
104
'
43%
100
Industries Inc
5%
20
32% Apr 27
T«\
Aug. 1
5
preferred
ACF
6
v
4%
l
ABC Vending Corp—....
ACF-Brill Motors Co.-
39% Jan
18% May
155% Feb
Feb
16% Jan 27
12% Feb 18
18
26% Dec 31
»
Abbott Laboratories common
3
Monday
-
far
69% Jun 17
56% Dec 30
4-
27% Jan
Er8
111
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
48% Jan
7% Mar 23
40
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
jLawcst
Highest
Lowest
105
38%
105
27
22%
*105
68%
*59
36%
*105
910
100
4,700
27'A
26
26%
22%
•21%
22'A
800
70Va
59%
31,600
37
106
40Va
3,000
115
70%
59%
37
106
69 Va
•59
36%
•105
77,000
30
4,600
39
38 Va
387/a
40
48
47%
51 Va
14,700
*24%
25 Va
700
46%
46%
46%
47%
46%
♦24%
25 Va
•24%
25 Va
•24%
25 y«
13
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
i
Previous
12% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
Apr
30
6% Jan
38% July 12
14
24 % May
3
31% July
May 12
46% July
102% Dec
6
Jan
13
16
5
May 13
3
14% Apr
23
4
26% Jan
Jan
6% Jun
6
21% Jan
4
39%
40
3 3%
28%
29%
26%
28%
29
29%
29
29
28%
42%
41%
42%
41%
42-18
29% Aug
14%
14%
14%
14%
X28%
28%
23%
29 %
98%
X93
98
*96%
Corp
No par
5
96 %
21 %
*20%
21 %
*21
No oar
7%
-7%
7
2.SO
28%
104% Feb
34% July
82% Feb
*20%
21%
*20%
21 %
6%
6%
-
7
29%
.28%
15%
15
29
29%
33
33'/a
33 Va
33%
1.—100
111
10
Co—
3374
7
111
62
-■ 140
100
2,000
28% " 28%
1074
1078
33'/a
33 Va
♦110%
112%
I
29%
33%
K 4,000
lo%
29
62
139
61%
61%
29%
33
111
110%
*61
61%
61
60'/a
80
:•
}.->
7
29%
.33%
111
112
*111
61%
7
*28%
16
29
111
;
15 %
14%
28%
61%
&17.000
V/. 7,500
98
15%
Goods Corp—
Dry
Associates Investment
May 27
69
1
*96%
1,000
,"17,100
14%
93
;.2
29 %
*96%
21%
28%
28%
14%
28%
29
$1.50 series—No par
preferred
5.25%
28% :
28%
14%
98
6%
7 %
4.300.
29
15
Common
6
,
500
5%
14%
28%
1
Refining Co
Si
2nd preferred
111% Jun 29
8
Inc
21%
5 % -
28%
1
Ashland Oil
16
Jun
/30
5
42%
14%
Industries
Arvln
3
16
X41%
42%
Carpet Co Inc
Artloom
Shares
\
29%
42 %
the Week
-
49
29%
Constable
Arnold
3
17
16% Jun
6
26% Mar 14
30
Nov 29
111% Dec 22
55
Nov 11
4
•3% Jan
39%
5%
14%
Associated
|g% Jan
39%
preferred
83.75
19
Jan
9% Feb
22
14
25% Apr
18
102 % Apr
Mar 15
12% Jan
14
40
Armstrong Cork Co common.
24
27
16% Nov
5%
39%
41%
Armour
28
9
5%
5 %
28%
Illinois
of
10
35 % Apr
19% Mar
8% Oct 26
Jan 26
May 19
tl
31
*5
5%
Friday. w.
Aug. 5
40 %
1
Corp
Co
Si
16% Feb
2
96% Mar 23
7
Dec
22
*5%,'
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 4.
5%
-
10
com—_—5
Steel
Artnco
6
•'
Aug. 3
39%
5
Argo Oil Corp
5
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Aug. 2
^Aug. 1
No par
Co Inc_
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
13% Jan
28% Aug
•3% Jan
Par
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
,
5
A P W Products
3
43% Feb
36
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
■4% May 19
14% Dec 31
11
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
6% Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26% Dec 22
1% Feb
LOW AND
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Monday;; August 8; 1955
42,500
4,y00
V*
3,200
4U*150
7800
>
-a"-,
'
i
t-r.r
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
92% Jan
4
29% Jan
134% Dec
8
64% Jan
13
•2
61
/ 61% Jun 23
58
Jun
15
26
37 % July
34% Jan
3
48
S
101
Mar
97
5
103 % Oct
5
Jan
Jan~~4
34%
29
4
101% Dec
10
97% Jun
29
4,
43% Dec
10
40 Va Jan
4
52% Dec
2
Jan
101% Apr
1
17
July 18
14% Jan
4
Jan
11
5
Feb
12
14% Aug
23
10
15
Jan
20
18% Aug
May 26
24% Sep
23
7
17 % Feb
If
29
29
48% Jan 18
Nov
99
*97%
99
47%
x46%
47
45% '46
10
38'A
39% A
38
38%
38%
39%
38%
3874
39
common
39%
100%
*100
100
5
100%
42'A
42
42%
30
prior
29
11% Jan
Babbitt
60%
15 '/a
*13%
10'/a
10'/a
107 a
17'/a
"17 V*
.22
22%
Amer—5
9
109
Nov 26
99
Jan
7
113% Dec
98
Jan
7
107
18% Jan
11
40% Dec
29
113% May
Mar 31
Jun
14
105
19
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
45
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
4
101
4
16% Jan
64
30
Dec
43% Jan
4
11% July
1
24% May
20% Jan
5
40% Oct
1
4
36% Dec
10
17% Sep
30
15% Jan
13
8
3
42
Apr
Barker Brothers
4% %
29
50
common
9% Jan
4
4'
40% Jan
4
Jan
10% Dec
22
55% Dec
8
143% Dec
9
107 % Dec
2
14% Jan
50% Jan
133
Jan
103% Jun
6
17% Apr
57
Jun
Jun
29
13
107% May
■
3%%
4%%
2
preferred
09% Jan
6
13 V* May
3
32
July 25
Beaunlt
81
Jan
6
90% Nov 22
Jan
11
96
Mar L6
Beck Shoe
8% Jan
4
26
Dec
21
22% Jan
6
30
Jun
17
41
Dec
29
40
Jan
3
28% Dec
1
35% Sep
10
28
Mar 21
12
25
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
4
90% Jan
18
31
Dec
22 % Mar 14
85
25
14% Oct
13% May 12
Dec
27
22
31% Dec
31
30% Jan 17
25
100
17
Nov
Jan
96% Mar
47
6
8
Aug
4
19% Mar 15
% May 18
1% Dec
23
1
Jan
27
32 % Dec
29
30
20% Jan
4
48% Dec
3
43
Jan
24
50
Jan
4
111% Dec
144% Jan
5
168% Nov 29
1
9% May
Feb
18
Bell
Aircraft
42% Apr
15
Bell
Si
38
101
22% Feb
3
8
160% July 25
9
170
7
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
18
29
48% Jan
6
17% Jaxr
12
29 % Dec
3
24% July 18
31
11
27'% Dec
31
26% Jan 28
33% Jun
22% Feb
3
32% Dec
30
28% Mar 15
34% July
88
5
75
29
17% Nov
1
Mar
54% May 18
-
4%%
Black
6
Decker
Blaw-Knox
4
Bliss
(E W)
5
Bliss
&
88% Mar
3
20 % Mar 15
27% Jun
8
Bohn Aluminum
31
27 % Aug
39% Jan
3
31
13% Jun 27
20
3
13% Jan
4
18
29
15 % Mar 14
19% Jun 22
8
July 29
12% Jan
74% Sep
11
9% Jan
14
57% Mar 17
3
62% Jan
18
35% Dec
39
14
34% Jan
6
13
Dec
93% Jan
12
Dec
17
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
3
18
99
9b
11% Jun
Mar 23
53% Jan
100
•
Co
7
3%%
6 Ye Jan
6
23% Jan
11
13
14% Jan
3
24% July 27
28% Jan
3
50
5%
17
Dec
10
14
44% Dec
21
38
Jau
53% Jun
19
38
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
05% July 20
26
67
6
Mar 14
13
May 10
Oct
25
56% Jan
6
34% Dec
29
28% Jan
23
100
Mar 11
97
July 14
Jan
6
33% Aug
2
32 % Jan
6
12% Jan
4
14% Dec
2g
14% Jan
S
60
Jan
13
83
13ya Jan
15
22% Dec
22
Jan
12
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
74
6
85
28
85% Jan 20
Jan
July 28
36% Dec
Dec
25% Feb
24
30
25% Jan
11
51% Aug
82
21
17% Dec
3
88
Oct
Mar 14
6
Mar 14
30 % May 24
57% Aug 20
11
80% Feb
6
27
16
10% Jan
6
33
Mar 12
37% Mar 24
Jan
20% Jan
30
50% Jan
29
16
5
12
Mar 15
84 % Aug
4
73 % Jan 18
73 % Jun
77% Aug
11
74% Nov
78% Dec
14
76% Jan
3
15% Jan
25% Nov 12
22% Jan
0
11% Feb
16% Dec
11% Jan
25
July
18% Jau
32
15
29
2
5
56% July 20
24% Jan
98
Briggs
July 27
29% Jan
$5
Forge
Bulova
80
Jun
22
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19% July
1
30% Jun 27
14%
14%
14%
26
25%
26%
39 'A
39
39%
46% July 28
12
Dec
23
Aug
15% Mar
11% Apr
13
7% July 14
38% Mar 3
3
24%
27%
28'A
27%
28%
*3374
33
Dec
29
28% Mar 14
35% Jun
16
Canadian
4
61
July 23
53% May 27
59
Feb
21
Cannon
33%
*33%
33 %
*33'/a
58
57 Va
58%
58) a
59%
58
59%
59 Va
61%
26
26 %
25 Va
25%
25%
26
27%
27'A
27'A
21 Vi
27%
1478
14 Va
14 Va
137/a
13%
450
18
18 Va
5,100
11 Va
11'A
3A
a
7,600
100
34
43,700
5,600.
1,370
18'A
18
18 Va
18%
18%
18 Va
18'A
117 a
11 Va
11'A
117a
ll'/a
ll'/a
11%
64
64%
64
64%
X62 '/a
63%
62 'A
62 Va
65
46 7a
45%
46 Va
46
46%
45'A
46 72
45
45%
*98
99 Va
*98
99 Va
130
1,700
-
,
4,200
13,400
98
98
*98
98%
98%
98 Va
59%
59
59%
59%
59 V*
59
59'A
59%
59 %
1,700
59
22%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23 3'4
5,700
24%
23%
23
47%
47%
47%
47
47 Va
47
2,800
48 %
47'A
47
47%
16
16'/4
16
16%
6,100
41
9,000
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
43
40%
41%
40%
41
40 Va
40 7%
40%
41
2.50
5
16 %
54'A
54%
54'A
54'A
*54'A
54%
1,200
15,200
20'/a
54%
54%
21
20%
21 %
207/a
21 Va
21 Va
21%
20%
91%
89
91
88%
89'A
87 Va
87
92
30%
30%
30%
31%
93%
93%
30%
31
97%
*95
5
5
Inc
1
com
100
100
100
5
1
Co
15
.
97%
33%
33 %
33
33 %
15%
15%
15%
*102'/a
25%
1
Zinc
*95
15%
5
Co
55
20%
*54%
103 %
5
34'/a
15%
103%
Ry
33%
7,700
15%
3,300
15%
15%
101
101%
24
24%
24
24'A
2,700
34%
35%
34%
343A
11,500
34%
22
21%
22
21%
217 a
30,800
95%
*27%
28
32%
325/8
96
*94
96
21%
21%
*94%
95 V*
27%
28
28%
28%
1,500
*94
28
28
28 %
33%
33
33 %
32%
33 Va
33
33 Va
4,900
71
70%
707 b
69 Va
70
69 Va
69 Va
2,100
51,000
71
71'/a
70'/a
20%
21'A
xl8%
18%
87
*84'A
87
18'A
18%
18 Va
18%
84'A
85
84%
84%
80
*74 Va
80
*74 Va
80
89
88%
88%
89
30%
29
30%
dJ
29%
30
16%
*16%
17
300
26%
27
16,100
10%
11
18%
18%
*84'A
86%
*85 V*
*75
80
*74%
80
*74%
*89
90
*88'A
89%
*88 V*
31%
11
30'%
30%
*16%
17%
16%
16%
16%
27
27
27%
26 Va
27
1078
30 %
17
27
26%
10%
10 %
26
.
101
26
101
i
26%
10%
26%
*100
11
26%
101
30%
11
*26%
101
45%
45%
45 %
5%
12%
12 %
12'A
7%
7%
39%
39 %
39 %
7%
39
6
12%
9,400
Va
26%
101
5 Va
45
5 V4
5'/a
12%
35%
45
45 V*
57s
12 Va
12'A
5% "
12%
9,700
8'A
7%
7%
7%
7,700
38%
39 Va
38%
38%
8,300
40
38%
38%
39 Va
39 Ya
8,300
11,200
3 9'/a
8
"
36 »A
39'A
16 »A
16%
16'A
16%
16
16%
16
16'A
99
99
98
98 Va
97
98
33%
2.500
201,100
39 Va
16%
*57
80
7%
36%
*29'A
500
2,900
38%
16%
99%
10,100
•
36'A
*61
30
110
35%
36
45%
12%
'100
36
5%
7%
26 3A
26%
101
36%
45%
12%
10%
26%
*100
36
45%
5
11'A
27
101
35%
5%
6
200
101
34%
45%
25
96%
33'A
24%
36%
No par
3C%
*95'A
33%
34%
35
No par
15 Va
♦101
6,500
31
31%
96 Va
24
1
Ltd
3 3'A
35
5
Hecla Inc
15%
*102
30%
*95
25
*94
96
32'/a
33
33%
2.400
21%
22'/a
27 %
96%
Va
25
35%
21%
*92
103%
*95
35%
10
Co
Packing Corp
Mills
27 7/2
*14 7
34
45%
Pacific
4
24.
28
33%
64 %
Breweries
page
24
27%
34'A
18 Va
Canadian
see
24%
28 Va
*11
9
For footnotes
2 4'/a
57'A
30 % Jun
44% Jan
190
28 Va
Campbell Rad Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
Campbell W & C Foundry
21% Jan
7,700
28
10
9
July 15
v
24%
25% Jan
27% July
100
16%
81 %
28%
7
3
13
80
800
16
*79
16 Va
80
24%
64% Feb
Aug
16
*33 Va
17
40
16% Apr
16%
700
13
6
6
166%
16'A
9,000
91% Jan
26
Nov 30
Jan
14% Jan
167
166 3 4
16 Va
25
57% Jan
31
*16674
151%
167 Va
68
24%
Zinc-Lead
Si
166 Va
148'/a
33.500
24%
103 'A
common
Jackson
Calumet
148
63
60
8
15% Dec
11
44% Apr
4
50'A
146%
68%
15
Co
Terminal
California
50'A
148
166%
247/a
No par
Watch
Callahan
50'A
145%
68 Va
99% May 13
28% Dec
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
5
1
50'A
149%
•166%
16
1,200
1,500
50'A
'A
24%
1
1.80
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co_
100
42% Dec
11
6
50
80 Va
Byers Co (A M) common
No par
1% participating preferred
100
7
33%
8,900
69%
Butte Copper Si
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
33%
69
4
33% Jan
33%
*79
8
31
33'A
15,200
296,600
69
3
3% Dec
33%
33'A
,
t
f
79
No par
preferred
4%% second preference
Burroughs Corp
Byron
1%
69
Feb
July 27
20 Va
1%
79
36% Feb
37
48%
19%
80
103% Jan
«
47%
1%
70
18
26% Jan
47%
20 Va
l'A
78
28
10
16,700
197/a
xl48%
3,600
2,500
70
9 % Jan
29% Dec
„
30
\
$1,600
47
337 a
80
4,600
25%
1)8
1%
'
38'A
48%
50 Va
16'A
«
70
15,700
101
*99
20'/a
33 Va
99 % Jan
12
38'A
39
47%
50 Va
24% Jan
6
25%
25'%
101
20
1%
34 Va
10
Bros
38%
20
50%
1
preferred
Butler
25 »A
*99
101
48%
1%
34
12
6
"
19%
,<
1%
50%
26% Sep 16
107% Nov
1
Jan
.
.
47%
49
20'/a
16
23
28%
14%
14%
—No par
3 %%
Bush
28 Va
14%
39 ■
100
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
Va
14%
25%
2.50
Co
75% July 26
21% Aug
1
92% Mar 8
28
14%
15
No par
common
Co
Bullard
28'A
39
50
Co common
Buffalo
43 Va
26 %
3.50
preferred
11
43%
43%
38 %
47'/a
!'•
28 Va
27%
14%
5
Inc
Co
47% Feb 21
91%
27%
92
25%
1.25
Bigelow
(The)
91%
*43 Va
91%
43%
14 Va
Co
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Budd
30%
27%
28%
26
3%%
Bucyrus-Erie
29
28
28%
27%
_L
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
13
.
91%
*43%
1,200
106%
29'A
28%
14 Va
Co common—
Brass
Brown Shoe
Jan
106%
100
111
40
55
141
♦106%
,
28'A
43%
*99
...
55
*135
55'A
148
100
Bristol-Myers Co
23
July 21
95% July 29
V,
55'A
55 %
3,500
100
Briggs & Stratton
July 25
16%
55%
28%
RR—
34% May 0
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 10
17% May 17
31% Feb 23
J:" 2,900
43%
25%
preferred
&
16%
16%
—25
Manufacturing
Brown
49
16%
29
—15
Airways Inc
4%%
23
48 Va
16%
44%
27%
-
Bridgeport
40 Va
48%
16 Va
28%
Dec
38% Dec 30
20% Jan
4
62% Jan
4
40%
47%
*40
27%
101
210
41
48%
41
48
91%
26%
14Va
preferred
Branlff
36% Dec 31
Jan
1% Jan
7% Jan
22% Jan
Mar 18
18% Mar 28
46 % Mar
19 Va
*43%
10% Apr
7% Jan
15% Jun
98
29
May 31
19
27%
92
27%
26'A
Co
Common
14
1,300
19%
92/
94
28%
Corp common
Maine
Dec
32% Dec
3,000
19%
29%
29%
14 Va
nreferred
Boston &
5% May
20% May 11
190
*57'A
59
19%
29 %
20
1,600
>
101
19%
29%
28
25 Va
(The)
Boston Edison
42 Va
3,200
*100%
58%
28%
106%
*99
42%
42%
101
101
*91%
1
Borden
Borg-Warner
T
♦106
♦105%
16
67%
106%
106%
17 a
67 Va
*105%
*105
100
68'A
*138
150
*99
V 34,200
140
*140
20%
10
51'A
57'A
140
150
27%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
July 26
16%
55 %
*140
5
Inc
3
29
July
61
Stores
7
66% May
48 % Apr
16%
55%
120
50%
58
*40
40
10
1
2.50
5
& Brass Corp
Class B
Bond
19%
48%
16%
:<•'
51%
"
40
55%
*103
VA-,
58
58
*19%
103
)•?.: 10,100
50
42%
43%
101
*100
"21,000
<34%
104
112
67%
<•
67%
67%
No par
Bon Ami Co class A
17% Dec
Dec
58
52%
112
103
103%
*42%
42%
100%
47%
16 %
""
112%
34%
34'/a
112
112
51%
68
67%
No par
24% Apr
35% Dec
4
Jan
*103
51%
100
19%
*55%
•'
—1
Inc
Co
Airplane
700
'
100
(Delaware)—
26
4
103'%
40%
152%
Jan
8
"
50%
*103
48%
167%
6% Jan
23
112
58%
149 Va
Co
Laughlin
Boeing
34%
111%
34%
34%
34%
34%
111%
42%
166%
Mfg Co
Co
14
46,300
14
100
pfd series of 1951
Si
7%''—4,700
>y
*
-
94
13%
(Del) com__No par
Steel
& 1.500
6%
93%
1
preferred
6%
7
14
68 %
19'A
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
July 21
73% July
14% Jan
Dec
7%
*6%
7
94%
1
Bethlehem
Apr 19
16% Jun 28
82
&
290
4,800
I~200
48
48
48%
13%
40%
1 peso
Co
Best
13% Jan
50% Dec
Mining Co
48'A
7
93
4
Co
Best Foods
1
49%
.
14%
5
Benguet Consol
*48%
'
-
95%
47%
100
Finance
35% July 25
101% Jan |
161% Feb
9
common
preferred
Beneficial
14
29
30
Co
Bendix Aviation
7
56% July
7
85% Apr
36% Feb
May
4%%
18
Apr
59% Mar
6%
7
7%
10
Co
Corp
Howell
7%
774
10
1
1
RR_
Packing
Belding-Heminway
17% Jan 20
14% Dec
6
31
Beech-Nut
Creek
21%
50
34% May
Beech
17 Va
21'A
100
1
pfd
4%%
(A S)
Beech Aircraft Corp
6
*17%
21%
2.50
Inc
Mills
July 11
44% Jan 24
1% Jan
Apr 22
Mar 14
prior
conv
17 Va
21%
6%
100%
58%
Beatrice Foods Co common
8
147
*17'A
14
43
42%
No par
12.50
preferred—_100
100
Bayuk Cigars Inc
0
6
24
17%
22%
22
95%
52%
100'/a
'
107
11 Va
7%
10
Corp
Works
14'A
11%
14%
50
preferred
Iron
Bath
72% Mar 29
*; .-l"
£,'.4,900
62%
*13'/a
11%
95'%
6%
103%
*103
100
10
10
Corpi—
Oil
Barber
61%
13%
10%
14%
07%
noncumulative preferred—100
4%
4
61 Va
13%
10%
13%
112 J
Ill %
50%
100
common
'*
Aug
20% July .20
5
38% Mar
33% Jan
Ohio
Si
Bangor & Aroostook common
Convertible 5% preferred
July 14
66% Jan
56% May 12
100
—100 ~
preferred series C
4%
Baltimore
69 % Jun " 8
6
60% Nov
4
10
29% Jan
"■
j
60%
14%
*17 74
7%
49
62%
94
34%
34%
Co—No par
preferred series B
4%%
5
12
60 Va
17'/a
487a
7%
13%
13
Corp
41%
98
7%
Elec
Si
100
? •
-
53% July 27
35% Jan 18
54% Jab
Jan
Gas
:
*10'A
"
90 %
Baltimore
'
42%
*13 7 a
*
22%
,
7%
49
49
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
22
7%
7 Va
(The)_Nopar
Inc
T)
-
*17%
Wilcox Co
101
42%
90
1.900
I 20,300
'
15%
(The) common
3
preferred
No par
(B
Babcock &
May 18
-
~
CO'A
60
60%
*13%
„No par
of
Co
24% Mar 30
10
427a
20
($1.20)—No par
pref
35
8
30'A Jan
10074
100%
*
10%
Canteen
$2.25 conv
Mar 24
41%
43'A
5,700
%
T, '••"-i'
Avco Mfg Corp
8 Mi Feb 10
114
18
317a July 26
13% Dec
11
107
Feb
Jan
Conv
Automatic
Mar 80
1007 a
101
41%
*
No par
'
28% Jan
88
66
100'/a
99
Powder—
;
8% Apr 18
14
6% Mar 14
23
8
,
99
99
Atlas
22% Feb 14
Dec
75% Dec
4% Jan
42% Jan
18
14
Mar 21
49% Dec
4
4
8% Jan
.
6% Jan 17
7
4% Jan
37% Jan
19
47'A
,'48
*97
1,200
t
47'/a
Common (voting) •
Tack Corp
Austin Nichols common
5
'*97%
p.
60 Va
Preferred $3.75 series B
,
9
"
;
■
4,100
-45
47
Coast
Atlas Corp
62% Aug
44%
467 a
5
15% Jun
60%
47%
98%
Atlantic Refining
47% Mar 14
11 % Mar 23
Mar 24
17
10% May 28
138%
60%
46%
Atlas
34% Jan
137
60'A
45
98
Line
Atlantic
20
137%
<
47%
46 Va
preferred
8
48% Mar 31
4774
47 Va
60%
6074
60%
60 Va
"
45%
com—10
100
Electric Co
City
'
00 7 a
607a
RR—,-No par
4%
Mar 17
47% Aug
May 17
39% Dec
96% Jan
Atlantic
139
137%
141
138
50
50
Common
Preferred
(
2
Aug
69% Mar
46% July 19
27%
:'t
Jun 22
151
121% Jan 18
6
18
Dec
139
99'A
*98%
99
62 %
*61
62%
*61
62%
30 »/4
61
*29%
61
*61
62
820
10
30
29%
29%
300
33 Va
33%
31,000
56'/a
300
30
29%
29%
*29%
35
33%
34%
34'A
34%
33%
3474
58
56%
56%
57'A
57'A
56
56
*55
Volume 182
Number 5453
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 11*51
Lowest
8% Jan
28
Range since Jan! 1
Highest
27 % Dec
4
29
22 3/4 Jan
37% Jun
6
Jan
13
40'A Apr
12
30% Mar 14
17 Va Jan
5
303/4 Nov
17
26
107
5
Dec
31
112
253/4 Dec
30
23
40% Jan'
5
63 Va Dec
31
55% Jan
463A Jan
4
62 Va Apr
13
52% Aug
493/4 Mar
4
1
53% Mar
51
1
56
•
13
Jan
7
Mar 15
Mar
34
33%
—5
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33%
32
-10
29 3A
30%
29
29 %
29%
30
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
29%
*117%
118%
117'%
117%
*117%
118
Power
3
25 V8
25'%
25 Va
71
711%
*711/4
Carpenter
July 26
Carrier
'
2
120% Jan
Sep" 10
102% Feb
105Va
26% Dec
121
29
127% Aug
57
May 16
Nov
26
81% Dec
30
77% Jan
4
30 Va Dec
31
27
Jan
July
83
34% Jun
19 Va Dec
21% Mar 12
4% Jan
4
8% Dec
20
23 Va Mar 25
40% Dec
28
Dec 22
79% Jan
3
91
July 25
14% Jan
31
18
Apr
2.6
45% Jan
5
54
Jun
21
Jun
7
112
Jan
1
54,/8Mar24
'
82
21
12'A Jan
4
15% Dec" 27
38'A Jan
8
19
112% Sep
193/4 Jan * 8
26
15% Mar 15
25'% Dec
15% Jan
.
Dec'
19% Apr
27
3
22
20
7-% Jan
6
37% Jan
18
10%-Apr 25
69% May 25
Jan
20
47% Dec 21
105Va Dec
-183/4 Jan 2d
1
30
108
8
24
28
21
"
Apr
Central
iVa'/o
4
25Va Dec' 28
21
36% Jun
31% Dec 29
29% Jan
18
36% Feb
11
26
143/4 Nov
13% Jan
19
20
8% Jan
6
26
Mar 15
„
Apr
63/a May 27
20% Jan
4
41 Va Dec' 30
123/a Jan
4
283/e Dec
31
23% Mar 14
29% Jun
33% Jan
4
48
Dec
14
43% Jan
53
10% Nov 29
<
3/% Mar 14
Jan
11
60
5
108
Nov 22
2
-
105
Apr
5
62
9
109
29 % July 19
5
53% Dec
31
33 Va Jan
4
46 Va Dec
31
42% Jan
6
13
94% Dec
9
93 y4 Jan
17
Jan
4
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
23% Feb
3
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
18 Va Jan
5
27 '/a May 14
2i
18 % Jan
4
383/4 Dec
33 3/a Jan
17
3
543/4 Jun
23
13
Jun
Jan
443A Mar
18
2
4
38% Dec
36 Va Jan
19
43% July 26
1
19% Dec
31
16% Jan
21
23
Apr
133/a Dec
31
12
Jan
6
19 Va Apr
8
17 Va Dec
21
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
2
52 Va Dec
29
45% Feb
16
10% Jan
11
173/a Dec 30
14 % Jan
21
2u% Jun
29
34% Feb
9
30 3A Jan
13
42V2 Jun
49% Dec
22
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
118 Va Dec
10
108% Jan
11
1423A Mar
4
1013/4 May
73/4 July
11% Jan
10 3/a Aug 30
21% Nov
9 Va Feb
18
Dec
87% Aug
31
3
22 Va Feb
6% Jun
22
13 % Mar 14
193A Jun
Feb
29
Jan
7
66% Jan
18
23% Jan
May 25
72% Dec 21
56% Feb
Feb
3
17
58
Apr
92 3/4 Aug
47
25
Aug
9
105% Oct 15
84% Aug 12
4
Jan
12
28% Jan
11
9% Jan
5
49
Nov
17%
100,
59% Jan
Dec~14
23
29% July 15
9
Feb 18
75
18
50% Feb
1
45 % Mar 14
55% Jun
15
Mar 24
171/* Jan
3
105% Jun
17
14
104% Sep
22
4
37% Dec
3
1013/4 Apr
303A Jun
11
27 % Jan
2
40 % Feb
15
15
Jan
4
21 Va Dec
3
19% Jan
27
24 Va Jun
22
74
Jan
27
Dec
3
94
Jan
28
33'A Jan
4
57% Dec 27
210
Mar 15
53
Jan
6
101
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
r.
93
Dec
27
Jan
5
ll03/4 Dec~28
70% Jun
2
75 Va Sep 27
44
Mar 4
107
40% Aug 13
18
July
9
24 3/a Dec
37
Jan
7
593/4 Nov 22
24
Feb
2% May
42% Dec 31
24
3'% Aug 30
4
32 % Mar 25
132V2 Jan
89
Jan
29
43
Dec
22
12
142
Oct
6
104
Dec 22
107% Oct
18
6
1253/4 Mar 17
v
14
198
Jun
21
17
100Va Jun
24
73
.
Jan
42% Feb
2% Jan
4
15 3/« Mar 24
46% Dec
1
31
Mar 22
52% Dec 31
50
Jan
29
61
Dec
31
45
Apr
30
58 % Nov
30
4
10
7
9
148 Va Mar 14
1001/2 Mar
111% Jan
145
990
Feb
-
Jan
.
4
16% Dec 23
4
11
26% Jan
89
Feb
17
53% Dec 22
14
18
4
3
20
513/4
51 %
6
Jan
Class B
series A
5%
Chic
7% Jan
4
43
43
431/4
43
20%
20V2
20'A
20 Va
20'/a
Chickasha
66%
67 3/a
43'A
46'/4
46 %
47 3/8
*110
5
100
20
CO—1—
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
No
4
54% Jan
4
Jan 21
106% Dec 27
*133/a
133/4
17 Va
17'%
17 Va
17Va
*163/4
16%
16%
163/4
300
5%
53A
5%
5%
5%
578
6»/a
14,300
18%
18'A
18 V2
*181/4'
18%
19'A
191/2
50
483/4
49
50
483/4
48%
50
52
720
913/a
88%
92'A
923/4
88
90 Va
861/2
88
180,400
*103%
104%
31,/a
21%
317/»
22
104
76
215
*103
76
*194
37%
stock
1
_1
No par
preferred
100
cumulative 2nd preferred_100
No par
Corp—No par
10
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
Co
Collins & Aikman
Corp_„—ZNo
com
No par
par
22
•
75%
43 /4
22 /a
A
38 /2
68%
37%
3
{*
*42/8
443 %
109 /2
133
*1,000
55 /a
"i*3
19/»
50
29 A
48 /*
Colorado & Southern Ry com—100
54 (f
Iron com—No par
preferred series B
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
28% 28%
*101
102
65
65
46 Va 46%
53/4
•
18%
18%
90 3/a
69/2
*63/a
System—
3-!'8
143/a
199 /2
J36
1,160
99
52%
51%
,
*
600
800
14%
21% 21%
*103% 106%
76
Y6%.
*194
215
37 /a
43(f
94/8
70
64/2
*103% 104%
311/2 311/2
22
22%
,*J03
104
76% " 773/*
215
194
1o2i/ 'SSy
31M
110JA
76% '76'A
43',4 44
37 /a
1103A
*110
]5
75
43%
43/a
213A
22
.
47%
51 Va
52%
19,700
14% 14%
*103% 104%
311/2 315/8
21% 22
*103
104
- 77%
79%
19
,1,500
21% 22
103
103
.-7?% 78%
194
215
-
*Q«i/4
37 A
36 /s
*109% 110JA
*74%
43%
*
37
"10
3,500
-
180
109J/4 110
76%
44
43
44
70
76%
*74
50
1,300
,,
1o»w8
37
3,000
2,000
,
60
21%
21%.
21%
22
67%
68%
68
68 %
67
673/4
67
67%
373/e
38
31 Va
37%
37%
38'A
38
38%
8,000
33/4
11,900
42%
1,000
22 '/a
22'A
4,600
10,300
"
31/4
42%
131%
*1,000
54%
*93%
'
132%
3%
421/2
42 Va
143
143
109%
*104
*3 Va
3 3/a
42'/8
143
143
29 »/a
30
37 A
14% 14%
*103% 104%
31% 31^8
350
2,700
14,400
46%
52%
51 %
4,600
28% 28%
100
100
63% 64
28% 28%
100
101
64% 64%
46% 46%
52%
14%
19%
29
28% 28%
*101
102
643/4 65%
46
46%
14% 14%
*103% 104%
311/2 315/°
51 Va
110
75%
43'A
50
„
Clopay Corp,
!
Cluett Peabody & Co com
37 A
109
109
1
No par
Broadcasting
*16%
v
6
*48'/2
*99% 1937/8
50
Corporation
Mplybdenum
Colorado Fuel &
-
16%
3'A
1313A
1,160 *1,000
553/4
*143
*104
107
1043/a
134
130 Va
132
*1,000
30
144
104 3/8
1,160
3/a
42%
144
109%
*107
3
33/a
42%
42
♦143
400
130%
1,160
553/4
1303/4
*1,000
1,160
5,000
56%
54%
94
93
93%
*92i/a
19%
20
20%
293/a
2934
483A
483/4
48 3/4
4 8 3/4
48 %
53'A
53'A
*52%
53%
*52%
68
*66 %
67
66 %
67
410
*611/2
63
♦611/2
63
180
55'/2
48%
to CO
^ CO o-r-
54
54'/a
67
69
62
63 Va
62
62
cd
*66'A
55 V2
551/a
931/2
93'A
93'A
60
19%
20
193A
193/4
2,800
2 8 3/a
29 Va
28%
29V4
51,200
8,800
800
49
53 %
■
230
Columbia Gas System Inc_
Carbon
38 Va
273/a
273A
26%
27%
26 3/8
26%
26%
27 VJ
27
26 3/a
27
26%
27 Va
26'/a
26 3A
26%
2)6%
3,800
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/a
16%
ir,3/a
161/2
16 3/a
16%
37,400
253A
24%
25'%
25
25%
243A
25%
253/a
25%
2,700
82
82
82
82
8IV2
82
82%
260
48
48%
48%
49
47%
48%.
48
48%
3,600
34%
33%
34'A
6,000
No par
new—5
Pictures common
$4.25 cumulative
Columbian
273A
27
2.50
2.50
>
preierred_No par
No par
Co
Va'
25'/*
*81'A '*82
48% "49%
*82
8,000
34%
66
673A
67
67'A
51
493A
50'A
50'A
51
20%
21%
20%
30%
20%
203/4
20'A
20 3/8
201/4
20%
15,200
44%
44%
443A
441/4
44%
44%
45
12,400
8% Jan 11
/ 51%
AUg
12% Aug
Commercial
Solvents
2
1
Conde
Nast
Mills
11
Jan
50% Mar
5
27
7
3t2 July 21
112
Mar
109% Jun
80
July
4
1
8
8 Va
8'A
*8%
19%
19
19%
19'A
19%
18%
19'A
18%
19
24%
24%
24 V*
24
24 Va
233/4
24%
233A
24
6,900
No par
24%
*33%
34%
343/a
343/a
*34
34%
34
34
34
34
Xl8
18'A
17%
173/4
17%
17%
300
14,000
52
52%
8,600
2,000
3,100
Electronics
*
Corp—5
—,
Ind
Corp
No par
1
7
7
105% Jan
27% Jan
6
100% Jan
13
39% July 22
109
July 5
72% Jan
29
10
'
Jun
17
104% Jun
1
85
Consolidated Textile Cd Inc
Consumers Power Co com
Rights
"when
preferred
preferred
prefer^
preferred
10c
No par
preferred
51%
51%
51 'A
511/8
llO'A
110%
110'/a
110%
110%
110 3/a
110%
110%
34'/8
343/a
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
16%
16 Va
110
110
34%
34
34 /s
*23
19 /4
3/8
49
39
11
—
109
com—No par
No par
26
No par
110% 110v4
*108% HO
.
ft^2%
19L^
_01/
72%
2! *
33/8 .j?*
107% 107'%
7&/*
*100
it
100 A
16 3/8
16%
16%
16%
163A
16%
22'/*
22'A
22'A
22'A
22 V*
22 'A
22'A
34%
35
35
35'A
343/a
35 Va
343/8
34%
29
*27
293/4
lO'/s
3/4
49 4
35
22%
*27
.
**
—
4
Continental Can Inc common
$3.75
18'/*
51%
issued"
Continental Baking Co
$5.50
17Va
513/a
19/8
-No par
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common-———
10
4%
18%
ri/4
1
8%
51%
22 /4
—10
8%
17'A
19/4
pfd——100
8'A
8Va
50 3/4
5
Consolidated Natural Gas_
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
8Ve
1.33%
Consolidated, Retail Stores Inc
$4.50
1,600
11,000
8 Va
19'A
preferred
$4.52
44%
8,600
10
—
Consol Edispn of N Y com—No par
$5
433A
44
4,800
Publishing Co—No par
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consol
Mar 16
1
10
1
25
Commonwealth Edison Co
24
101% Mar
2
133/4
68 3/*
33
Aug
13 3/4
50%
4
99
14
67
11/64 July 21
90% Jan
13%
14%
Dar
RR~7%"gtd
3
30% Dec 30
105 3/a Dec 31
79% Nov 24
14
51
7
6
*13%
693A
10
Jan
14 'A
34%
213/4 Feb
61
88V4
53'A
noncumulative preferred
100
Elec Ilium com new—15
36% Jan
Sep 22
87%
14%
Cleveland
33
Nov 23
883A
52
par
Equipment
Consolidated "Laundries Corp
6834
87%
28%
283/4
100'A IOOV2
65
65
46'A 47
10
Consolidated Foods Corp
105
90
893/4
No par
Corp—"_" _II_Nio
Internat'l
-
8,800
89%
*48 Va
100
Clinton Foods Inc—
140
.,
_—:
Special guaranteed 4%
8,700
*110
90
25
Milling Machine Co—10
Cleveland & Pitts
6,000
140
89'/a
25
nreferred
5,500
461/4
90%
18
No par
LI
17%
37'3/a
45%
5'JA
*
—25
Electric—
&
17%
37
46%
*110
140
*110
140
,
17%
37%
171/2
V
37
\ 46
141/4
10
Gas
*110
130
66%
65'A
3,400
2,300
17,600
7,100
8b'Va
—_1
17
11
66
67 Va
43%
11
Jan
653/a
66 Va
■
1,400
1,000
50%
20
106% July 12
243/4
43
18% Feb
108
24
5
27% Feb
1
241/2
100
com_
6
24
17
23%
,
25'A
preferred
Columbia
20%
153/4
24%
Oil
City Products
5%%
42
20 3/a
16%
25'A
Cit^Stores Co common---——5
Iva% convertible preferred—100
4%
42
20%
16
16 Va
City Investing Co common
7%
42
20
16%
24%
C I T Financial Corp
Cities Service Co—
"fi4 50
42
20 Va
100
Cotton
Cincinnati
5%
43
16%
common.:—
preferred
Clark
36
253/a
Common
5%%
35 3A
16aA
preferred
Cbpper^ Co—
:
Chrysler Corp
4'/o
36V2
37'/2
24%
Chile
:
36
*36%
16%
convertible
5%
400
18,200
preference—No par
convertible
Co
-
1,200
34%
21%
16 'A
preferred series A
Childs
;'
22%
34%
37%
7
Nov
43
4,500
211/4
18'A
18
109% Feb
96
50
17,900
95%
34%
67%
363/4 Dec
7
37
1,800
51%
21%
21%
18
153/4 Jan
113
42% Jan
37
52%
22%
22%
22%
4,000
213/a-
*33V2
35
21 %
No par
22% Oct 20
106% Jun
101% May 25
203A Jan
4
38
97
73A
95%
51a/a
10,700
*52'A
51 Va
52%
97
20
33%
7%
51%
22 V2
*33%
.
1,000
1081/2
31%
8
7%
12
-
97
22%
22'A
34
..V 34
'
51%
37
84 %
v
52'A
51%
97
50
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par
r
51%
-
37%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
$3
8
7%
8
213A
22 Va
22%
r
55
x55
*107
313/4
68%
17 > Dec
1053/4 Jan
54%
108 »/2
30%
34
4
5
54%
*1071/2
31%
52
11
49% Aug
543A
107%
31
70%
12% Feb
8
54%
107%
//
31'A
.34%
12 3/* Jan
38% Jan
1,000
50 Va
9
7% May 10
46% Jun
1
8,400
52%
68%
44%-Jan
9% Dec 28
26
34
111% July
6
25%
X52%
Engineering Inc—,
5
Apr
2,UU0
10,600
Credit Co_;
5
7
l5'/4
50'A
Commercial
2
16
263A Feb
Mar 11
14%
49-/8
Combustion
Jan
Jan
600
15%
50%
VA
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—_5
23% Jan
8
7,100
14»/4
79% Mar 24
34% Aug
26% Dec 27
26
500
35 Va
26 Va
663/a
io
Jan
33'A
34%
*13%
14 3/a;
53
18 3/a
12% Jan
11% Dec 30
*32%
35
26
373/4
Consolidated Oigar Corp—
Consolidated Coppermines
25
33
34%
51 Va
18 Va
34% July 5
18% Jun 16
4
*32%
*13%
26'%
37'/a
7
53/a Jan
500
573A Jun
47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30
333/4 Dec 14
17% Nov
3
2,200
323/4
52
18%
27% Feb
Jan
700
900
29%
15
3b Va
Cohe
6
1,600
2,100
34%
6
6
3,400
>
*32
49
18'A
24% Jan 11
25% May 26
45% Jan
29%
93/e
32
15%
37%
47% Jan
108
32
93/a
34 %
4
Jan
'
29
33
50%
21%
B
107% Apr 26
5
40
.
29%
No par
38% Mar 14
13% Dec 23
111%
29%
21%
Western com
30% Dec
4
40% Jan
*110 %
21%
pfd__
noncum
& North
5%
8
Aug
2
18% May 12
21% Mar 14
6
110 Va
22a/a
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
23% Jan 26
12
110 Va
112
No par
8
20% Jan
533/4
*331/2
_
13
233A Jan 27
53 7 4
1
8% Dec
4
533/4
No par
com
(The)
483/4 Dec
4
19% Oct 29
17% May 5
533/4
40
A
6
*S6 Va
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry el A_25
Class
25
36% Jan
Inc_;
Chicago Great Western Ry com
/
5% preferred
Class
46% Feb
19% Jan
__
Class A
Chicago Corp
22
28% Mar 15
30
—.
Chicago & East 111 RR
Apr
54 Va Jan
53 %
26'/a
97
Apr 21
8
17
*51
51%
97
31
31% July 15
553A
X51%
32
53% Nov 24
22 3/a Dec
55
No par
97
4
61% Dec
15V* May 11
No par
51%
14
14
51%
51%
4'Jo
11
26%
51'A
67% May 27
12
26%
51 "A
51
17
4
27%
513A
7%
Jan
4
>
26'A
8 3/a
4%
17
V
8'A
May 27
Jan
17
50 Va
15%
50%
Manufacturing
1.25
/Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
'/ Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
;
3%'/o convertible preferred
100
75
25% Aug
17
15%
15
Checker Cab
6
85 V* Feb
17
29 Va
49%
55%
Jan
52% Jun
17%
*32%
15%
51%
2,200
90%
*110%
51
10
21
900
*90%
A
15
_1
3,600
90 Va
53%
50%
5
31%
19%
21
21%
2,100
19%
193/4
8174
31%
90 Va
•17
108 % *
Mar 29
23
*13%
30%
July 28
34% Jan
44
No par
*
40
125
81%
,
91
*90 %
*
55
July 29
2
111%
*107%
63
May 27
111%
31'A
49
45% Mar 22
*
111%
108%
30
77
*110%
11,300
53
-J
30'A
6
24% Aug
68% Jan
413/4 Jan
53
31 Va-.
21
14
Coca-Cola Co (The)—
17% Feb
52%
125
8174.
*19%
.
35 Va
27
153/4 Mar 14
52
126
10,700
24
*58
14
Columbia
12% Jan
52
51%
105 %
23%
9%
35
Mar 14
July
17%
51
♦104
24'/a
31
,
32% : 33
Jan
26% Aug
17%
51%
58%
14
21
26
17%
230
9%
35%
45
56 1
17
127 VA
58 Va
33%
493/4 Jan
59
90%
127 %
9%
35
Coca-Cola
21% Jun
17% Jan
9074
!26%
583A
33%
July 11
62% Jan
95% Mar
.90%,
17,800
'93/4
14
Apr
990
Apr
90'4
16 3%
583/4
V
35%
Climax
112
9%
'59 >/4
16%
81 Va
I
21%
21
21%
9%
59%
34
Clevite
Apr
21 %
9%
60%
13%
2
473/4 Feb
31%
9%
59'A
34%
14
133% Jan
90
41
45% Jail
4
17
393/4 Mar 14
95% Sep
40% Sep
45 % May 12
9
25% Feb
34% May
4
76% July 27
80 3/4 May
Jan
4
20% July 28
24% Dec 31
Jan
20 3A Mar 14
863/4 Jan
20
July 28
111
4
50% May
12% Jan
38
56
63% Nov 22
16
5
Feb
7
13
79% Aug
Jan
333/4 May 31
108% Mar 30
10
Apr
23
92
Dec
976
Jun
191-'
383% Jan
869
113
21%
f
33aA
3
104% May
4
193/4
5
4
Mar 14
43
7
98% July 22
Aug
193/4
50
Cincinnati
20% Feb 18
V 97% Jan
19%
9.50
22
35
7% Jan
15% May
19%
33
1
17
4
19%
..
29 Va
14% July 27
14
82 Va
31%
82
400
16%
105 %
126
31%
,
140
21%
23%
130
,82
,313/8
.81%
31%
,
33
69% July 13
16% Dec 31
1% Jan
21
29-
*126
1,160
*21%
50 %
*104
24%
.
29
9
Dec
523%
,
29 v4
3
94
:
105 Va
23%
130
*107%
1
62% Jan
100
513%
*102
24%
19%
No par
preterred
1263%
1273%
31%
31 %
,
5
com
*127
82%
16%
127
105
23%
132
82
17%
52%
*103
24%
*127
127
52
52%
105
16%
34
22
303A Aug 31
52%
__20
Co
126
127
*126
21
17
_1
22
26
5
Light
$4.50 preferred
22
Jan
*
21
33 Va
20
16
Sugar
Common—,
18
4
63
16%
100
Chance Vought Aircraft
3
5% Jan
Oct
16%
21%
29
36'A Mar 25
12% Mar
35 Va Mar
16a/4
*21%
3,000
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
27% Mar 25
26
VA ivmr 14
54
*53%
10
6
99
14,000
51
54
21%
,
16
52%.Jan
53%
50%
55
54%
50
3
Feb
52%
51 VA
21%
/ Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chain Belt Co
4
9% Feb 25
6% May 17
43
Mar 14
84 % Jan
July
53%
50%
21%
Class B
15
Feo
68"
52%
21%
Cerro de Pasco Corp__\
Mar
50
.
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
May 12
1,700
51%
Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co
4
v;
98% Jan
72%
54
No par
Century Ribbon Mills
Aug
71%
54
__1
52J/4 July 27
7
71%
51%
100
17% July 21
,
713/a
Central RR Co of N J class A
1
6
10% Feb
72
Central Illinois Public Service
3
3b% May 26
23% Jan
5,600
53%
—„
Illinois
25%
51%
preferred series A_100
Central Aguirre
25%
12.50
Corp common
preferred
25%
54 %
Central Foundry Co
I
Central of Georgia Ry_
No par
5% preferred series B
;
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
No par
Mar 11
29% Aug
Mar 14
5%
25 Va
1
common—
preferred
conv
20
25%
55
24
4%%
118%
51%
*103
Celotex
22
*117%
55
10
July 26
6
118%
55
4.20%
2nd
*117%
51%
100
7%
5,600
29%
55%
No par
July 20
32%
29%
51%
common
Preferred
32%
29%
54%
Celanese Corp of Amer com
130
27
Co
preferred
Cacerpmar Tractor
26 Va Jan
115 Va Mar 16
I)
5,800
32%
*533/4
l'/o
105% May
8
20% Mar 15
(J
333/4
33%
50
53 %
Week
Shares
Aug. 5
33%
50
26
11
Jun
_10
'series
Case
28
10
72%
series
$3
19% Jan
Oct
27 Va Jan
71%
"
253%
common
preferred
15 Va Mar 14
18
14
24"%
5
29
4
.
No par
;
193A Dec
153A Jan
253/4 Jan
Co
129 % Feb
4
66% May
4% Feb
Light
Carriers & General Corp
45
33
&
23% July
4
22
Corp
4%%
Co
Mfg Co
Steel
Preierred
Mar
(The)
17% May 16
28
.
333/4
22
16'A Apr
107% Jan
Jan
34
the
Friday
Aug. 4
333/4
(Philip)
Sales for
f
Thursday
Aug. 3
34%
20% Nov
101 % Jun
Wednesday
Carolina
643/4 iven 18
3
Aug. 2
333/4
3
Jan
16
73
7
Tuesday
Aug. 1
1
Carey
July 11
26% Jan
Inc
4
13% May
113
118
11
Monday
Par
Carolina
6
22
Airlines
Carborundum
12
Jan
Jan
Capital
7
Jan
37
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36% Apr
,
1
July 19
20% Oct
126
NEW YORK
•
Lowest
Highest
10%
8Vs
8'A
11
10 3/4
8%
49%
493/4
(V
110%
'108%
x70%
♦101%
39
107%
110
71%
104«
8%
3,900
50%
12,500
rl5/64
'A
29,400
570
Va
110%
110%
110'/a
llO'A
110
109
109
70%
104
1071/2
107 »/2
107%
77
83/8
49%
3\
39Va
99
8 Va
49%
69%
76%
*98
77
102
12,900
11%
8 3/a
49%
♦101%
293/4
113A
15/64
►108%
3,400
1,200
17,100
8%
32
39 Va
99
*27
293/4
11
49%
39%
75%
*27
49%
32
1103/4
•
.
091/4
*101 Va
39
107%
76
*97%
12%
'
190%
110'/2
•108%
1093/4
30
68
691/4
104
2,900
69%
104
*101%
38%
39
*
39
107 %
1073/4
76 3/a
753/4
763/4
1013A
•97 Va
1013/4
107%
3,400
100
5,100
100.
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16
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NEW
Lowest
11 % Dec
10
Dec
19% Apr
'/&
102
22
juii
Dec
Feo
72
29
6
A$3%Julyl4
45% Mar 28
96% Mar 14
13% Dec 31
7% Jan
Continental
July 15
May 12
36% May 18
11
9%
July
110
Apr
14% Feb
8
5%
Continental
75% Nov
24
70
27% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
37% Jun
Dec
25 'A Apr
22
20% Jan
18
27
48
24%
Dec~31
52
1
Nov
19
35% May 18
21'A Mar 29
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
53
July
5
51% Dec
31
50 % Jan
6
58
36
Dec
7
3
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
Apr"l3
95% Jan
12
100
98
24
102
Apr
Jan
28% May 24
174 'A Jan
1
176% Feb
4
26% Nov 23
24 % Jan
28
Dec
185
5
19 Ve Sep
1
5% Dec
5
16
Jan
2
9
2% Dec
3% Mar 16
Jan
86%
88
4,500
36%
36 V4
36%
2,2nd
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
26%
25 %
25%
5
38%
40
38%
39%
38'/a
39'A
£8%
39
38%
39%
6,400
5
50
27%
28%
53%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27-/4
5,3u0
*51
27%
53%
*51
53%
51%
51%
*51 %
53
50
56%
56%
56
56
*56
56%
56
56
*55%
56'A
500
1
31 %
31%
31
31%
31
31%
30%
31
*29%
30%
2,300
5
66%
66%
66%
66%
67 %
C5%
66%
65 %
66 'A
7,400
98%
*58%
99%
98%
98%
3%%
7%
6
3%%
26 Va Mar 22
30% Dec
14
28% Jan
7
45 % Feb
74
Apr 15
17% July 20
35% Jan
11
7
37
101 % Jan
Nov 26
106
4
11
72'A Jan
4
104
32% Jan
•
15% Feb
20% Mar
9
13% Jan
18% Mar 29
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
4b Va Oct
20
Dec
31
7% Jun
30
9% Jan
5
Feb
11'/a Jun
9% Aug
19
2
Dee
6
101 % May 25
Aug 17
52% May 23
15% Jan
4
6% Jun
Jan
4
108
54% Jan
5
62
7% Jan
4
18% Dec
27
33 % Dec
28
31
July 20
135
93
-
11
Jan
25
Jan
134
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
8
86% Jan
30% Jan
11
48% Nov 24
43% Jan
87 'A Jan
26
94
4% May 18
7
136 %
11% Jan
Aug 20
12
35% Feb
•
Cushman's
•
80% Mar
1
95
Jan
1
13% July
80%
7,300
*53 'A
54%
1,000
104%
104%
105%
104
105%
44%
45%
133 %
136%
100
*15%
-
J44
'
16
'16
16
*15"%
15%
15%
15%
15%
8%
8%
8%
100
66%
65%
*9%
9%
9%
9%
37%
37%
'37%
7%
pfda
100
No par
66 %
15%
15Ve
153/s
3,000
8%
8%
8'A
6.800
s:.
7
6%
6%
*105
57
.
19%
105%
105%
*56%
57%
19%
19%
57%
..
34%
*34%
140
*138
*73
34%
i.
74
140
•
73%
9%
37%
6%
57%
56'%
56 %
600
19%
19%
19%
20 '/a
27.700
34%
345/e
'138
34%
140
74
1,100
48
48%
3,200
46%
47%
48%
48%
47%
48'A
9 4'A
*92%
94 'A
*92 %..
94 Va
*92%
94%
*92'/a
6'A
5%
6%
5%
5%
5%
*5 %
14
*13%
5%
14
14
*13 %
*13%
3.90%
series
C
100
98
98
*98
99
*98
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
20'A
20%
Decca Records Inc
50c
16 '/a
16%
10
34%
35%
20
3 5'A
35%
*35
*68
common,
preferred
3
57
Dec
30
51% Jan
18
22
Delaware
&
20% Dec
28
18% Jan
•
25'A Mar
3
Delaware
Lack
27
Apr
7
33% Aug
5
30
Jan
17
36% July
5
Delaware
Power &
37
Aug
28% Jan
11
35
Aug
3
33% Jan
8
68
Nov
30
66
July 19
15% Dec
31
70% Jun
14
27%
28
43%
43%
20 Ve
1,100
13 Va
13%
100
27 Va
27%
5.000
43'A
43%
6,100
94%
11c
*93
*93
94
*94%
96
94%
94%
99
*98
99
99
99
20
20
19%
20 Vb
,
20%
16 VB
16%
16
16'A
16
35
35%
34%
35
34%
35
*35
35%
35
35
*34%
80
140
5.300
16'A
35%
35'A
16%
35
16'A
35%
—
6
96 Va
20 %
20%
94'A
7,700
19,800
6,00
800
100
68'A
69
69
68
68
68
68
*67%
68%
50
Hudson
&
27%
2,100
35
140
74
46%
Preferred
Co
34%
*138
74
46%
*94'/a
&
<
140
74
73%
96%
7%
35
*138
73%
*93 %
*13%
150
*56%
20%
1
6
100
16.100
7
105
57%
*94%
Deere
6%
105
1,200
19%
96%
5
6%
105
100
common
preferred series A
400
9%
*36'%
*56%-'
••
'74%
67
9%
37%
*104%
*94 %
23
*65%
50
105%
100
35% May
67
23,900
16
9%
7
6%
B
38 % Jun
*15%
140
*36%
10%
37%
105
34%
*138
134
'
106
20
8%
*65 %
*10
*36%'
6%
40.200
16
*
.
67
*65%
46%
15
8%
*37
330
106
16
15%
8%
-
44%
134
16%
15%
-8%
66%
'
*105
44%
133
134
5
:
105
44%
44-%
132 %
-
105
105
44 %
44%
133
132%
_10
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
•5%
convertible preferred
20
Daystrom Inc
10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
4
May
79%
54%
100
common
Inc
12% Jan
41
80%
*53%
series
18% July 11"
8
200
79%
54%
3.75%
14% Jan
6
35%
815/a
54%
Preferred
23
Mar
35%
80
54'A
May 11
22% Feb
34
35%
82%
54 %
93'A
17% Jan 17
31% May 18
35%
81%
54%
43%
26
1
25
35%
82%
28'A
19% Jan
12
*34%
36
36%
82
9 3'A
4
35 % Oct
*25
900
54
43%
28
35'A Nov
*35%
5
28
99% Apr
18% Nov 23
37,500
94%
14
-
3,400
17%
43%
95% Feb
4
60%
17 'A
28
13
4
303/4
58%
17%
93
101% Oct
27
30%
5J%
xl7%
43%-
11
9% Apr
30%
58%
17%
27%
94% Jan
32% Jan
30%
60%
44
Mar
10,500
31
28%
93
5><V)
2%
40
17%
93%
97
2%
60%
43%
13
2"4
31
93%
Jan
12% May
98%
100
91
24% Jan
*97%
A—
90% Jan
5
97
355/8
98%
series
23
27
Jan
2
40%
*57
3.75%
46% Mar 22
Jun
Apr
90
1
Nov 26
10
98%
Preferred
4
17
93
Aug 23
40%
*97%
17%
common
Sons Inc
Corp
3%%
1
40%'
98%
18
32 Va Mar
6
42% Jan
96 Va Apr
37
46
Dana
Mar 17
7% July 12
2%
40%
5
Cutler-Hammer
IT
%"/8
25/8
2%
61%
l
7
6
1,900
30%
Class A
8
10,500
6%
16%
..
Jan
410
305A
6%
60%
—
July
179%
30%
6%
30%
pfd
Sugar
preferred—
79
140
179%
30%
CVa
16%
noncum
1
Apr 27
23
27
25 % Dec
4
23
23 % Mar 18
4% May 12
14% Mar 15
8
13 % Jun
Jan
Feb 23
67% Feb
Jan 21
92
16
Dec
116
179%
30%
62%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
$7 preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common —'
_1
11
9% Jan
13
20,500
30%
Cuneo Press Inc
2
37% Aug
31% Mar 29
29
4%%
90
29 "A
16%
preferred
Cuban-American
26
20
99%
28%
7
2%
50
99%
39%
*97
98%
300
29 %
' 31%
•
*6%
6,600
179%
180
31
11.400
9%
28%
29%
180
100
9%
02 %
No par
Amer
Cudahy Packing Co
2
73% Apr
8% Mar 14
Dec
35
27% May 14
6% Apr
9% May
180
18C
*98%
100
9%
30%
issued"
convertible
Cuba RR 6%
7
26
15% Dec
29%
28%
;
2
$4.20 preferred
20% Jan
*98%
6%
2.50
(The)
common
Corp common
"when
Crucible Steel of
4
98%
29
2%
98%
100
*98
40%
*97
No par
Zellerbach
Common
*98%
9%
1
Seal
&
2%
39%
1
Corp
3
10
98%
25
$2 preferred
5%
*99
100
Wheat Corp
Cork
Crown
July 20
21
59
of
May
146
4% Oct
60
7%
common
d Crescent
Crown
25
23
1- -A Jan
•13% Nov
31%
6%
48% July 20
100% Jan
36% Dec
30%
7%
1
107
July 22
31
109'/a Dec 31
30%
6%
54% Aug
53% July 28
-21 % Jan
Apr
180%
30%
preferred
Cream
4
14
84% Jun
180%
1
Corp
International Corp
Crane Co
21
100
1
Coty
Jan
29%
Petroleum
11
Jan
Refining common_10
Inc
18
19% May 27
*51
100
preferred
Cosden
10
68%
100%
98%
29%
Coty
28
55
Corp
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Products
2% Feb
34
Electric
preferred
Cum
98 % Apr
15
series
6%
Dubilier
48% Jan
35% Oct
l,9u0
87
4
64% Nov 23
50J
1,800
100
£6%
6
4
99%
36
24
4
98 s/s
36%
95% Jan
29 % Jan
98%
98%
14,303
87
37% Jan
34% Jan
98
98%
4D/4
9%
99 JA Mar 30
Jun
41
36'A
40% Dec 29
32% Mar
41
85%
4
55
41
99
9%
4
13% Mar 30
41%
36%
4
4
41%
%
86%
l»/4 Jan
23
41
12%
21%
9%
91% Jan
Jan
41
Shares
12 %
*20%
,
35%
28% Jan
11
12%
21%
85%
Corn
2
31% July 15
6% July 22
7
12%
21%
36%
Corning Glass Works common
29
30% May
183'A July
12%
21%
86%
Cornell
May 23
Aug 25
99%
102
96 '/a Jan
35% Jan
54
9u% Jan
July 19
12%
21%
9%
—-14
5
Copperweld
5
29
12%
21%
36
Delaware;
of
Steel Corp
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co—
July 27
4
% May 25
12%
21%
85%
Continental
28% July 27
21 % Jan
12%
8
_!
Motors
Continental Oil
7
20
44-ia Mar
48
41 %
99%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
Preferred
Mar 28
90% July
24
Sales foe
Thursday
Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
July 27
19
Jan
PRICES
1
Continental
8
oan
SALE
Aug. 3
42%
99%
*21%
10
Insurance—
HIGH
Wednesday
22
12%.
25
& Machlne__l
AND
Aug. 2
Aug. I
preferred
Foundry
Tuesday
Monday
Par
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
convertible
Continental
15
lo% Jan
52
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
^
22
4
7Va May
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
21 Vb
21%
21%
21'A
21 Vs
21%
20%
21%
20%
21 Vs
4,500
36
36
35 Va
36
36 Va
36%
*35%
36%
36 %
36 Va
1,900
37
37%
6.800
37%
37%
Western
Light Co
13.50
-
.
Denver & Rio Grande West <*R—
62 'A July
8
4
.
24
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
12% May 17
15% Feb
18
Detroit Steel
7
90
33 % Dec
23
22
Feb
1
32 % Jan
3
8
39% Dec
3
37
Jan
18
42% Feb
28
7
38% Oct
1
35 % Apr
4
453A July
13
117% July
Jan
4
111
Dec
13
35% Sep
16
116
Apr
5
6
31% Jun
3314 Jan
12
6
36% Jun
24
34 % Jan
11
37 % Jan
28
10% May 10
16% July 23'
13% Jan
10
10% Jun
13% Aug 16
12% Jan
7
21
36
40
1
30% Apr
9% Mar 18
Jan
Nov
11
12
7
52 % Jan
11
75
Jan
57
4
68
Feb
2
Aug
*
26 3/4 Aug
34% Dec 31
30y4 Mar 14
10% Jan
15'/4 Litc
20
14 % Jan
18 % Sep
7
12
July 12
14% July 27
62% May 17
33% Feb
2
47%
Dec"23
43 % Mar 14
18% Jan
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
75% Jan
15
104 % Dec
30
98
Jan
17
ft
10
64% Apr 26
79
Apr
4
9% July 19
12% Aug 19
Match
4
6
157
1223/4 Oct
115% Jan
Dec
1
118
28 % Jan
Jan
50% Jan
1.200
41%
1,700
"116
117
115'/a
116
114%
114'/a
115'/a
preferred
com
100
12 % Mar
2493/4 July
124
Apr
5
101
Apr
3
15
4
6
12
12
3
49% Apr
27
2
53'/2 Apr
22
38
3434
34
34%
34%
34 %
*35%
35-3/4
35%
35%
*35 %
35%
2
17
17%
17%
17%
17 %
17%
17
13
13%
13
13
13
13%
13
57
56
50
*70
74
*67
1
37
37
No par
13
13%
13
No par
No par
15
15%
15%
66
67
66
No par
Pepper Co
July 25
Ltd
Aircraft
Chemical
Co
Co
5
Industries
common—
50o
preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
100
convertible
1
Dunhill International
1
Duplan Corp
No par
Nem
16 %
17%
3,900
13 Vs
13%
13 %
3,600
8
2
53% Apr
29
Jan
6
16% Apr
11
5
Dec
8
35 % Jan
6
58
24% Aug
9
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
% Jan
4
25% Dec 31
21% Jan
18
30% Feb
10
46% Jan
4
72 % »>*c
31
67
Mar 14
823A jun
8
1
168
July 27
52% Nov 24
45
Mar 14
70
71 3/4
24,000
52V8
28,700
43%
6,900
52 %
52%
51%
52:%
4474
44
43%
21%
222%
119
*47
48%
*12
93/8
-
9%'
223%
222
119%
21%
13
9%
221%
43 %
110
213/4
21 %
*12
13
51
%
112
*110
112
.
215%
52 %
44
110
513/8
43%
110
preferred
preferred—
preferred
$2.10 preferred
180
110
21%
*21 '/a
21%
13
*12
13
9 3/8
219
1,300
93A
3,500
217% 2193A
23,100
9%
.*116%
119%
*118 %
119%
*97%.
98%
S7.%
97'A
96%
37 Vs
37%
37
37'A
36%
•96%
363/8
47 %
47%
*47
...
,
119'/a.
48
*47
48
52%
..
*51%
52%
*51 %
52
*51%
52%
52%
.52%
*51 %
51%
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
51%
51%
*51%
Eagle-Plcher Co—
4%
48%
52%
DWG Cigar Corp
40
70
51%
51% Aug
4
68
52%
*51%
52%
*51 %
52V2
*51%
52%
*51%
51
*50
51
*50'A
51
*50%
51
*50%
40C
9.405
20
140
3,800
51
*51%
1,300
-
52 %
*50
14
28
69 %
37%
22
15 % Jan
67%
98%
Dec
21% Apr
67%
'373/8
4.20%
36% July
8,200
37%
4.10%
6
1,700
15%
*97%
1
Jan
13
15%
119%
53% Mar 30
27
12%
15%
9774
*47
1,600
13
37%
10
353/8
15%
-119%
50
2,300
353/8
13
97%
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15 preferred—
54%
71
35%
13%
93/4
974
9-3/4
221% 226
54
*66
35%
16%
119 %
54% Mar
3
*12
55%
71
4,900
2,300
15%
No par
50 % Jan
293/a Dec
21%
*66
39%
10%
13
No par
51% July 22
12
13
*12
433/8
13%
series
48% Jan
18% Jan
21%
21%
52%
112
54%
71
39
*10%
>15%
series
5
15
500
17%
36
35%
$4.50
4
7
112
55%
55%
*67
36%
$3.50
9
9% Jan
45%
44%
56%
71
Preferred
53% Oct
18
5374
52%
112
36%
Preferred
53% Nov
Feb
56%
(E I) & Co—
Common
54% Dec
53
35%
3934
51
14
-
34%
353/4
10%
preferred series A
6,100
34
35%
10 3/8
Cup Co common
870
.
34%
34
-•35%
50c
473/4 July
12
114 %
34%
25
preferred
51% July
Sep
116
110
1
new
39%
33/4%
17
Feb
40
41%
10%
Dresser
Jan
,
800
40
41%
39%
Dow
12
51
25
40
41
10
13
46% Jan
54% Oct 25
25
40
42
39 %
13
33% Jan
35% Sep
7
49
Mar 12
45
24%
39
413/4
10
17
18
96 % Aug
101% Nov 24
94'A Jan
24%
39
43
39%
47 J/8 Apr
Jan
,
24%
38%
10
du Pont de
170
104 'A Jan
24%
42
39%
58"% Jun
8,700
2474
Corp
Mines
143/s
38 3/8
10
conv
1.4%
25
3974
Dixie
5,400
85
42%
cumulative
Douglas
Apr
24%
*78
38%
10
7
14
14%
393/4
91 % Feb
243A Jan
29
14%
1
Dome
11% Jun
85
42%
Dr
20% Mar 18
1,4%
14%
37 %
2
183A Mar 31
13'A Sep
1474
37%
'
38 %
15 aA Jan
23% Dec 31
14%
37
37%
*78
85
*24%
Dobeckrnun Co (The)
23
38 3/8
37%
Divco Corp
5%
29
Apr
373/4
37%
*80
lo
38"% July 25
118
85
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
May 26
11% Jan
38'/a
37%
-
_2
Diana
41 %
14%
14%
373/8
37 %
*8C
15
$1.50 cumulative
Stores
85
common
Diamond T Motor Car Co—
27
Jan
4.40%
Diamond
3874
37-3/8
class A
Co
Raynolds
Diamond Alkali Co
7
11% Oct
7
&
373/4
37%
*80
1
3
20% Dec
7
Devoe
Corp
17% Aug
61 % Dec
8% May 17
Vilbiss
De
20
13% Jun
11% Jan
28 % Mar 24
common__No par
Edison
Jun
Jan
10
101
for
Detroit
20% Jan
Feb
ctfs
21
273/8 Jan
18
Escrow
43% May 13
373/4 Jun
12
.
.
„
52%
52'/a
51%
51%
52
52
52
52'/a
52%
2-10
15%
15-3/4
153/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
4,700
10
35 %
36
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
35 %
34%
343/4
5,500
1
533/4
55%
52%
53%
53
531/2
51%
52%
51%
521/2
10,600
28 »/4
291/4
281/2s
28 %
*28%
28%
1,800
E
9
165
Mar
37% Feb
4
24
20% Jan
85% Feb
% Jan
19
100
Jan
4
13% Feb
23
1
Nov' 24
% Jan
23
May
11% Mar
Sep
175
23
Jan
1
4
13
24 % Mar 15
35
95
Jun
11
93
Mar 17
96% May 31
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
6
47% Jun
1033/4 Jan
31
106
Dec
23'A Dec
45"% Mar
4 % Dec
1
Eastern
107
July 28
9
Stainless
6%
9
15 % May 18
23 % Feb
35% Mar 14
53
15
Steel
Co
common
4%%
Elastic
2
Electric
Auto-Lite
6% Feb
10
Electric
&
29'A Dec
31
273/4 Feb
3
34 % Feb
23
16% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
22% Feb
25
1*2
48
Apr
26
29% Aug
52'A Dec
49
Oct
25
543A Dec
30
48
25% Jan
11
413A Jun
17
39% Jan
143/4 Jan
4
21 %
8
July 29
48% Jun
13
31% Feb 17
53
Feb 28
Mus
Co
5%
5
58% Feb
17
6
54% Apr
11
Jan
3
253/a July 22
Emerson
16% Feb
El
Paso
2nd
Gas
25
3
28% Aug
3
Radio «fe Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
29% May 19
28'A Jan
33% Aug
3
Endicott
Jan
6
6
22% Jan
Feb
2
4
27% Dec 27
16% Jan
25% Jan
21
283/4 July
4
22% Dec 29
20% Jan
18
243/4 Apr
79
76
11
87
Aug
5
1
73
July
8
66
Jan
4
70
Dec
29
Dec
21
74% Feb
96
5
For footnotes
see
nag*
Jan
69% Mar
24.
ion
Jan
5
7
20
4%
Electric
Johnson
Mfg Co
35%
93
43
44
*102
106
172
*102
55%
55%
4,400
34%
333%
34i/4
11,900
*93%
94 %
42'/2
43%
106
"102
106
*93%
41%
*102
95
42%
16 3/8
163/8
163/8
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 '/a
16%
163/a
49
48%
53
49%
51 3/8
47V4
49%
47%
48
33/8
4
33/8
4
33%
3%
3%
3%
30 3/4
30%
30%
20%
20%
20
20%
21'/8
21%
33%
700
150,400
22,900
31%
31'/a
31%
32
7,700
20
20 %
193/8
20
2,100
22%
22
311/4
20%
W*
22
4
30
4,100
106-
46%
30%
30
55'/2
34
94%
43
106
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*168
55 »/8
35'/4
35
*931/4
93
43%
42%
171
55%
213%
221/4
213/s
22 »/8
6,800
21%
*49i/4
50
*49%
50%
*49
50 %
*401/4
50
49%-
49%
49
49
48
48
45
453/4
45%
45%
451/2
45%.
451/4
45%
443/8
45%
9,700
24%
25 %
24%
25
2 5 '/a
25%
243/e
25 %
243/4
25
3,900
*491/4
50
*491/4.
50
*49V4
50
300
5
141/a
14%.
14%
14%
141/2'
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*27%
27%
27%
28
28
28%
27%
28
28
28
3,700
Corp common—25
32%
323/8
32%
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
323/s
33%
3,700
98
97
97
97%
97%
*97%
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5%
34%
94%
*93
369
172
10
preferred
Erie &
X54%
4
13% Jan
25 % Jan
July 13
35%
34%
*170
3
;
26% July 28
102
55
553/8
50
preferred
Natural
8
92
*170
55
55%
50
4
21
172
172
,172
10
17
26
8,700
15
Jan
9 % Jun
22% Feb
6,500
78
10
20% Aug
4
15% Dec 20
19
26%
77%
shares
common
Emerson
Aug
conv
26 Vs
78%
5
Amer
preferred
5%
27 %
771/2
1
(The)
Ind
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
Elliott
26%
79%
100
Electric
6
271/4
79
1
Stop Nut Co
Aug
5
3
27%
79
2.50
common
preferred—
3% Jan
12
27'/8
78'/a
100
Co
27
23% Jan
26%
79%
2
preferred
Products
27
77%
100
Bros Stores Inc common
4%%
26%
10
Corp
preferred
Edison
28%
28%
10
Kodak
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Ekco
28%
29
5
Corp
Eastern
Eastman
May 27
2
Airlines Inc
Eastern
31
55% Aug
27% Oct
3
22
33
172
Jun
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
_100
8.50
—No par
97
"
97
*97
*
~
98
9,800
60
27%
28
27%
28%
271%
28%
28
28%
x27%
23
23%
23
23%
23
23 %
22%
23 »/s
22 3/4
23
12,600
86%
86 %
86%
67
87
400
72%
*70%
72%
.100
*85%
87
*85%
86
50
*70%
72%
*701/4
72%
•
86
*70%
.
3
.Monday, August 8, 1955
*70%
28%
72%
4,900
Volume 182
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
\
Range for Previous
*,
Pear 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11% Jan
4
12% Feb
16
26% Dec 27
14% Dec
NEW YQRK
Highest
«
80% July 20
13% Jan
6
17*, Apr
May 11
2
2% Dec 31
Marls
STOCK
53% Mar 29
4% July
Par
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Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp
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29
43
1% Apr 26
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
Aug. 1
5
X7134
1
14%
15
3
4714
4754
2.50
3%
3%
__
74%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Shares
Aug. 5
-
*3%
*3%
\'a
71%
14%
47
4.500
72
14%
1,900
4,200
3%
4^8 47]£
47%
3 '/a
600
F
£0% Nov
1
&% Jan
11
13% May
15
4
Apr
19
17% Jan
5
£2% Jan
11
27% Jun
1
24% Jan
7
Fairchild Engine &
18% Apr
17% Mar
7
7
Fajardo
Mar 15
16% Dec 31
15
25% Dec
22% Mar 14
25 Vs Jun
70
74
72
29
Dec
6
48% Oct
64% Apr
Mar 16
26% Jan
16
49
jun
44% Jun
5
„
Jan
19
34% Dec
16
lb% Dec
21
19 % Dec
25
5 % Mar 14
9% Jun 20
5
56% Apr
May 16
27
9
20
34
Feb
18
4
Jan
Jan
50
38% Jan
8% Jan
5%
3
conv
5%%
pfd
cum
pfd
conv
1953
e Federal Mogul
Corp Inc :
,
Bower
Feb
110% Dec
29
14% Jan
41% Dec
4
Feaeral
Pacific
40% Jan
24
Federal
13% Feb
23
38 Va Apr
26
Ferro
Jan
5
35% Jan 18
Jan
54
24
49% Feb
108
Oct
15
62 y4 Nov
7% Mar
42% Dec
98% Jan
16% Nov
Mar
22
3
53
21
104% Dec
£5 % Jan
38% Sep
35
9
4% Mar i%
^an ,6
101% Nov
22
88% Jan
113
S4% Jan
19
Nov
29
100% Dec
13
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
21
10
Mar 22
12% Dec
Corp
&
13
.11^ ia?
52./. £
2J£^an }
3£w ,a? 17
56y2 Jun 23
Jun 24
Jun 3
60
Mar3l
99
Jan
8% July 13
H%:Mar 14
10
98
J*n
0
14
Jan
18
38% Dec 29
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
4
Dec
2i$Har2i
88% liar 30
29
7% Aug
2
31% Dec 31
5% May 18
106
12% Apr
14% Jun
6
15
16-**
5TK8 ^un
91% Jan
3
10
7% July 27
26% Mar 14
34
113
Jun
30
6
43
Dec
14
41% Jan 18
July 5
10% July 22
49% July 27
Jan
13
38
Dec
17
31 y4
39
22% Jan
4
40% Dec 21
35 y4 Mar 14
24% Jan
7
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
32% July 18
5% Jan
5
33
30% Jan
4
34% Jan
23
3% Apr
25
12
May
7
25% Jan
22
20% Jan
4
103
Jan
18
38
Jan
13
9y4 Oct 25
10
Dec31
Dec
8
2
37% Nov 17
Dec
31
11
Jan
25
July 13
Mar
54
Jun
14
S7V4 Jan 28
10
4
139
Jan
4
135% Aug
18% Jan
148% Feb
Jan
3
4
33% Dec
9
29% Jan
7
4
18% Dec
10
IS
s
71
2
89
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
30% Mar
„
3
10 Va Jan
9
49
Dec
31
4S% Jan 18
17% May
4
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
15
131
122
Feb
9% Mar
45
105% Jun
Jan
11
48% Apr
5
46% Feb 25
6
15% July 5
26% Mar 15
6
Feb
Mar 14
32
10
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
Jan
1
1
5
Dec
29
15% Nov
3
19% Dec
1
17% Jun
7
21% Mar
7
11
8
15 y. Dec
1
14
6
17
Mar
7
Mar 29
Jan
Jan
131
Jan
May
|
48% Feb
37% May 17
9% Jan
5
56% Feb
4
64
8
Jan
8% Oct 25
60 y4 Jan
119
5
Jan
4
123% Feb 26
58% Jan
118% Jan
4
4
Jan
4
22% Jan
11
£5
9
80
48% Jun 25
46% Jan
f
56% Jun
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
6
80% July 22
1%
Jan
6
86 % Jun
7
94% Feb
1
99% Apr
15
13
23
101
Mar
8
12% Dec 28
78% Nov 22
124% Mar 3
9% July 12
66% Jan
0
120
19% July
Feb
22
5
77% Jun 20
Jan
4
3% Jan
4
£8% Jan
18
25% Mar 26
100
18
Jan
52
4% Dec
107
Dec
30
14
57% Feb
16
71% Apr
19
9
Jan
34% Aug 19
44
33
27
Aug 16
3
Mar 17
89% Jan
105,
*9%
9%
33%
600
Y__IIo
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 y8
33%
333%
107%
108 %
33%
107 Va
2,600
1071%
1
107%
45%
1073/4
1,800
45 y4
6,700
62%
8,800
6.25
com
5% Mar
38% Aug
7
5
6
50 V2 Jun
30
Apr 28
106% Feb
7
General American
common..
75% Jan
4
96
Dec
8
72% Feb
16
10% Jan
46
Jan
4
11
13 y4 Jan
93
76% Dec
3
63
May 17
Dec
31
20
Jan
21
8
4
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
Nov
Jun
8
98 3% July 20
44% Mar
6
7% July 12
9
Jan
11
15
168
Feb
2
17% Jan 26
00
158
26% July 30
Jun
v,
Dec
14
64% Dec
20
59% Jan
6
73% Jun
£2
Dec
28
54% Dec
18
66% Jun
22
50% Jan
7
Dec
31
5% Jun
Dec
31
% Aug
29% July
1
42
27% Jan
4
4
2% Nov 29
Jan
14% Jun
86% Jan
33
7% Mar
18
184
Aug
4
35
Jan
0
44
Jun
6
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
12
Aug
2
10% Dec
Jan
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
5
37 % Apr
17
Jan
4
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
3
29% Apr 19
92% Jun 22
£4
Jan
11
Dec
29
74
Feb
2
Jun
9
38% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
17% Jan
4
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
131% Jan
4
154
Oct
27
73
Apr
9
80
143
78% Aug 17
69
Mar 16
Feb 23
43 Vs
76
Jun
18
33% Feb
1
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
8
31 % Dec
J n
26% Mar 15
35
footnotes
spp
na bp
94
9
May 26
"Jun
For
3
21
July 25
24% Feb
153
20% Jan
28
8 3/8
*8%
7
18
July 22
>
1083/4
109
108%
11,800
520
*
98%
98%
98
98
35
353/8
35 Vb
35%
6,100
8%
*8%
8%
1,000
2,400
350
13
13%
13%
13 %
*13 VB
13%
13 Vs
13%
13 Va
13 '/a
81
81%
80%
81 1/4
80 Va
81 Va
80%
81%
15%
*15%
15 %
81%
15%
82%
15%
1534
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
43'/a
44%
43
43%
43%
43%
423/4
43 3/8
42 5/s
43'/a
90%
90%
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91
90
91
90
90
90%
91
6%
6%
6%
5
10%
48%
No par
10%
10 Va
48%
63/4
6%
/
30 '/„
108
47%
30
10%
10%
48%
7
6%
6%
303/4
107%
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30 %
6%
6%
2,600
180
107
6 34
6,300
30 %
30
30%
107
107
107%
4,500
13,200
"
4,500
400
107
10%
:
48%
10%
10'/a
10%
5,700
47%
103/4.
473/4
47%
47%
1,700
32%
31%
32
*31%
32
41 %
41
41
*40
41%
300
36%
35 %
35%
36
36%
13,400
6%
6%
63/4
6%
4,100
7
1,500
33
33%
33%
32%
32%
*32%
33%
51%
52%
51
51%
51
51%
50 Va
51%
50%
513/8
9,800
16%
17
16%
17 %
17%
17%
17 Vs
17%
17%
17%
10,300
28 Va
28%
2,100
29
300
28%
28%
106%
106 %
106%
61%
62'/a
61%
61%
61 Va
61%
3,600
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10
10%
10 Vb
10%
10 Vs
10 Vs
10
10 Vs
10
10 Vs
3,300
No par
143
143%
143
143%
143 %
*142%
5
33%
33%
33 Vs
33 Va
*33 Vs
No par
20 3 4
21%
20%
30%
20%
100
30%
*136
91
*90%
53
90%
*52
*52
30%
137
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53%
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30%
136
30%
136
*
142% 142 %
143%
144 %
110
33%
33
33 Vs
33
33
1,100
21
20%
20%
20%
20%
5,500
91
*90 %
92
*90%
90%
52%
52 Va
*51
54
30%
30 Va
303/8
*29%
30%
134%
2
19 5/«
19%
19%
19 s/a
19%
19%
10
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
50
100
1,300
15%
~
134%
134%
19%
19%
19%
193/s
2.000
15 Va
137
*136
50
*106% 106%
55
92
30 3/8
29
15%
15 V*
15%
2,300
136
90
1
54%
56%
543/4
56%
56%
58 %
55%
57%
57%
58%
75,100
50%
51%
50%
51
50%
51%
50
50 Va
50
50%
70,400
General Finance Corp (Delaware )_1
General Foods Corp com
No par
19'/B
19%
19%
19%
19
19%
19.%
19%
19%;
19%
600
84
x82% : 83 Vs
/ 82 Va
8j %
3,000
98%
*96 3/4
*97
98%
200
$3.50
Corp
Co
—^
preferred
General
No par
Instrument
Corp
1
General Mills common
5%
$5
No pa:
preferred
100
convertible preferred
Motors
Corp common
preferred
100
5
No par
Preferred $3.75 series,
No par
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co
_l
General Precision Equipt Corp
I
General Public Service
General
Public
5%
4%%
Tire
9%
9%
9%
76%
76
122%
*121
158
*148
158
9%
75%
122
76%
121 %
158
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1343/4
138
133
136%
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135%
1253/4
136
125%
125 %
125%
99%
125%
99%
*31 '/4
133%
132%
133 %
82,600
1243/4
125 %
1,900
125Va
125%
99%
99 Vo
99%
31%
32
32
32
50%
49%
50 %
46
45%
46 Vs
99%
50'/4
50%
49%
50
50%
46
47%
45 v4
46%
46
5
Va
4%
%
/
4%
5
2,450
132%
32
99%
3,600
158
*148
*31%
99%
32
3,800
76%
122%
9%
150
*148
9%
75%
121%
9%
76%
122
99%
1,600
99%
32
400
50
50
2,300
44%
45%
9,800
*31%
4%
5
5
9,500
37%
37"%
37%
38 %
38
38%
38 Va
333/8
4,300
45%
45%
45%
*45
455,8
45 Vs
45 Vs
400
Utiltles
&
Brothers
*105
5
4%
106
106
*15%
*105%
16
"105%
*15%
106
16
15%
15%
16
16
1,100
39 %
40'A
39 %
40
4,200
62
62
%
62%
62%
1,300
43%
41%
42%
41%
42%
25,300
3.
34
34
33%
34
*100
103
39%
40%
62
6 '
62
42%
44
42%
43%
42%
33%
34%
3-t
3-k
34
'100
103
*100
103
100
103
60 %
*97
85
*113
1123/4
37%
36
36%
78%
79
26%
27%
97%
97%
*97
86%
114
*85
97%
86'/2
1
35%
35%
373/#
37 Va
1
Co
Co
34%
79%
80%
78%
79%
79%
80
26%
26%
26%
27%
273/8
28
.5
common
preferred
No par
(The)
10
*97
99
39%
1
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
7%
100
Co
*156%
*96%
40 %
7%
159
*96%*
98
393/4
40
1-/2
'157%
.
'<%
1
10
20
20%
21%
22
65%
66%
65
66 «/4
57
55%
56
I
,8
39%
7%
*156%
159
*97
*85
86 '/•>
110
112%
600
36%
36 '8
30,800
78%
80'%
6,300
27
27%
12,200
*96
97%
113
40 Va
7%
973.,
40'/a
7%
*156%
159
6,400
734
5,600
159
1,500
22
22
22
22
22
64 %
65%
64%
67 3/4
56%
56
,
~50
40%
65%
65
56
;
20
10
Inc
(B F)
%
*156'%
159
7,200
59%
86 V*
*85
*96
! 8
40 3/8
40
1,200
103
58%
973,4
*97
113
113
/
*100
59%
53
113%
85
100
60 3/4
60%
97%
100
60%
59%
113%
61%
106
40
40%
62
*100
105 %
6"
16
40
2.50
com
*
106
3
16
10
:
♦10§%
39%
10c
1
Rubber
&
Gimbel
&
*148
9%
76
1213/4
*45%
100
(The)
Goebel
9%
76 3/4
122%
Signal com.No par
Gillette
Gold
9%
76
122%
98%
45%
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
$4.50
*97%
37 %
conv
Glidden Co
83%
98%
4%
preferred
preferred
4%%
843/4
98%
45%
Time
General
84%
97%
37%
Corp
__10
Corp common.No par
preferred
.100
General
85%
97%
5
Corp
preferred
Realty
8 4 3/4
10c
-
Utilities
General Railway
55 %
56 %
55 3/s
14,800
56 Va
40,300
ft
\}
hi
hi
n
U
Va
13
hi
•ih
814,100
No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*53/8
5'/a
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
33%
34
3*?34
33%
32 %
33
32%
32%
1,700
Grace
1
52'/a
53
51%
52%
5%
34
53
51 %
52:%
51%
52%
8,500
2%
2%
2%
2%
90,300
Goodyear Tire
&
Rubber
Rights
Hosiery
(W. R)
& Co
Granite
29
27
8 3/s
com
3,100
49%
28%
5
126% Jan
61%
105
49%
106%
35% Aug
31
13
8%
8%
108 Va
109%
50%
61%
Grand
Dec
4
8%
8%
50
Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
138
Mar
35%
preferred
50
Corp
1.66%
Corp
l
7
5
40% Aug 18
98 V a
34%
common
183/4 May 26
6
100
98%
35%
29%
30
22% Jan
8
98'/a
34%
107 %
6
31
19
98%
30%
5
26
Apr
109%
98%
36
109
107%
3
29
£4% Jan
109 %
98%
35
30
Jan
Jun
*103%
100
100
107
12% Jan
24
*611/4
105
49 %
5
3
Dec
62
*103 %
51
28%
Electric
42 % .Tar
13% Sep
*108
50
107 Va
Dynamics
Gotham
12
r
•
common...l
27% July
7
"61%
62
105
50%
61
General
3
3
61%
*103%
61%
105
50
28%
General
7% Jan
33/g Mar
61%
*103%
50%;
__io
General Contract Corp common
6% series preferred:
21
2
62%
105
1,200
*106 %
Goodrich Co
55 % July 25
13,100
21%
61%
16
7
5,300
38 3/8
*21%
29 %
Goodall-Sanford
1,>« July 22
43%
375/8
2nd preferred
5o
Cigar Co Inc com__No par
preferred
100
32% Aug
4
41% Mar 14
47% Dec 29
1% Jan
4
433/8
38 3/a
22
107%
IS
60
4% Apr 21
2
43%
37%
conv
3%%
18
43
38%
General
4%%
37% Aug
3
84% July 25
28% Jun 21
21%
43%
38
1
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
.
13
27
22Vs
43 Vs
1
Baking Co common
•8 preferred
General Bronze Corp
86% Mar 23
38% Jan
30
162
98
118% Jun
90% Jan 17
90% Nov 29
6
42% Dec
3
2
24% Mar 14
4
9% May
7
Jun
8
Jan
137% Apr 26
Jan
30% Dec
28% Jan
80
Mar 14
82
107
84% Oct 27
20
*21%
43 %
21%
61%
7
29
21%
38%
22%
*106%
25% Jan
Jun
2.100
5,500
43
1
General Shoe Corp
General Telephone
65% Jun
93/8
41
106
100
General
101,
403/8
*101
37%
10
General Refractories
29
9%
,
411/4
106
80
1,400
39%
Investors com__l
17% Mar 24
Jun
9 3/8
59%
60
Transportation..2.50
Amer
41% July 29
45% Jan II
*102
108
•4.50 preferred
633/, Aug
3
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
101
9%
40%
.
59%
106
43%
T
*32%
0
12
31
9 Va
62
*105
38 %
33 '/a
6
47% Dec
59%
411/4
45'%
62%
22
*32%
14% Jan
100 y2 Apr
60'/8
45%
105
43
*6%
26% Jan
4
60%
1
6%
1%
45 %
105
107
par
6%
4%
%
62%
106
6%
49% Jan 26
28
%
1
convertible
9
Jan
40
*102
35%
13
39
*9%
9%
411/4
106
32
31
29% Jan
9%
40%
*102
59%
60%
106'/a
46
106
*41
15% Sep
33% July 29
60'%
%
35%
30 y4 Dec
35% May 25
9%
40%
106
02
106
106
41%
53% Dec
Dec~13
60%
45%
62 %
61%
106
107
7,600
7%
CoZ.No
preferred
(The)
12
43%
9%
40
102
1
Jan
4
60 %
5
66%
105
106
46
45%
100
20Ve Apr 28
1£% Jan
41
63%
105
4o
32 Va
3
Jun
5
9%
35
Jan
44% Aug
y4 Nov 24
68'%
9%
'32
127
43% Mar 14
£5
61 ',8
9%
common
Inc
3,500
V8
9%
*41
102
33% Feb
68'%
6/%
9%
35%
General
4
68*
5,200
15,400
67 %
41%
AUg ;1
7
6,1
33%
9 %
32 %
138
99% Aug
32%
35%
89% Mar 14
28% Jan
15
32'%
41 %
(3%%
122% Ibb 24
14%
32
32%
July 25
126% Oct 29
102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29
33
14%
,31%
67 %
"
152
186% Feb
33%
13%
32%
5
3
146% Dec 10
98% Dec 31
July 11
32%
14%
32
2
123
.
33%
13%
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries Inc
7
Mar
33
13%
31% ; 32'A
9%
General
22
32%
13%
Gardner-Denver Co
11% Jan 21
148% Jun
3
36% Feb 23
July
31%
,V
33%
convertible
General
Jun
'
67
5
(Robert)
Acceptance
93
46
67%
(The)
Container
59
*45
100
General
30% May 27
136
Mar 11
46
No par
Gaylord
17
*44
9%
;
30
23% Jun
46
No par
Light
Gamble-Skogmo
23
5,800
*45
32%
_
17% Aug
3
30% July 27
107 y2 Mar
1
69 y4 Jun
9,000
10%
46
13%
$4.50 preferred
4%%
lo.ioo
7%
10%
10%
5
Sugar Co
Gamewell Co
10%
53
32%
preferred
5%
11
*48
61%
Inc
10%
313%
8
53
50%
Co
10%
76
32%
7%
31%
*45
'103%
Co
7%
46
l
Gair
30%
8V4
*45
15
Gabriel
32%
8%
*47
10
4%
*70
31%
8%
24
54%
32 %
common..
Freuhauf Trailer Co
/
76
*70
32%
8
10%
13%
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co.
Froedtert Corp
Mar 23
16%
*23%
*47
pfd ser of '51
Francisco
16'%
24%
54
No par
cum
16Vs
24 »/8
76
*47
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
3y4% convertible preferred
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
$4.20 div
16%
24
*70
53
5
preferred
Food Fair Stores Inc
4
88% Jun
104 % May 24
6% Jan
$4
10%
31%
Carpet Co
Power
15y4 Nov 19
92
(The)
Power
76% Nov 12
4
Firth
31%
8%
11
1
National Stores
Florida
7
69% Jan
18
32%
8
16%
23%
76
*47
100
Florida
4
4
Flrsi
20
31 Vb
5
preferred
14
11
£3y« Jan
4%%
40
July 7
62% Aug
1
105
July 15
6
43% Mar 15
45% Jan
Jan
10% Apr
2,900
1,700
16%
23%
*70
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
3
48% Apr
"*5%.Jan
5
53% Dec
62% Jun
16%
16%
23%
76
____5
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N
Corp
Florence Stove Co
35% May 23
37% Jan
Mar
24%
1
Filtrol
Flintkote Co (The)
28
93% Jan
15
50% July 12
68% Jun 16
108
700
23%
*70
5
)
May 23
26% Jan 12
18
18% Mar 11
48% Sep 23
Aug
Apr
Corp
46% Feb 17
102
21% Apr 23
£8y8 Jan
18
104% May 17
23
10 y4 Oct
23
6
119
15%
~_2
Co
July 28
103
26,600
15%
1
Federated Dept Stores :
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
9 Vs
13%
15%
x25%
50
__
Electric
28% Jan
10
1C4% Sep
Apr 29
68% Jun
131%
15%
50
Paper Board Co Inc
*
13%
16%;
27%
Bearings
45
l'i% jau
ja<
6,700
13
15%
16%
series
24
62
26%
13%
15%
27
50
31% July 21
8
25%
13%
15%
A
ser
12
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
20% Jan
76
Dec
58
26%
13%
2.1
Corp
Corp
31% July 30
Jun
27 Va
13
15%
Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
3
57
27
13%
15%
Fansteel
8% July 12
13% Jan
27
13
15%
Family Finance
common
5% preferred series B
1
26 %
Airplane Corp.l
Co
Falstaff Brewing
28
July
Sugar
No par
20
21% Feb
15
6
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
23
Co.
&
12% July 19
27
30% Dec
14
Fairbanks Morse
18% Jan
3% Apr
8
1C% Oct 13
43% Oct
29% Mar 31
18% Aug 11
20% Jun 29
13
6
Graham-Paige
Union
5%%
Grant
City
cum
Co
Co
$2.25
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
Gt
conv
Northern
2%
16%
2V2
2:%
17Va
16%
16%
16%
5
28
28%
27%
283/4
27%
33Va
34
33 %
34
34%
16%
27%
35%
188
39%
97
12.50
;
100
5
100
Stores
preferred
Iron
com____l
No par
Ore
Prop__Nopar
Great Northern Paper Co
25
Great Northern Ry C'o
No par
Great
7%
Western
Sugar com
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc..
Greenfield Tap
33%
51%
5
No par
new
Steel common
preferred
(W T)
3%%
(The)
•
No par
100
-100
—1
& Die Corp—No par
*176
2%
180
40'A
41
97
97
11%
*36
28Va
11%
36 %
28%
84
84
41 "a
42
21%
22
148
149
*73
75
32%
32%
33 %
34
2-b
180
39%
*96
11%
36
28
83 %
41
213%
2:t4
*184
180
40
-
39%
*96
11'/a
36
28 %
83 %
41%
22
11%
*36 ,
28 %
83 %
41
22 ■
*148
143%
*73
75
32%
32%
32%
-
97
33
12
36 %
28%
83 %
41%
22%
147% 14)
*73
75
'32% 32%
33
33 /4
16%
16%
16 '/a
16%
•
3,100
3,000
2 7'/a
27%
27%
27%
3,500
34 a8
35 Va
34%
35%
34,700
184
*185'/a
184
40
40
*96
97
11%
11 3
39%
*96
4
11 %
*36
lb>2
39%
97
11%
37
^00
1,000
210
9,600
210
36'3
36%
28'.
28%
28 VB
283a
2,000
82%
84'/a
85
1,200
s
82
41
Vs
21%
*148
*73
41 Va
21%
149'/a
75
41%
21%
*148
*73
41%
13,800
21%
3,300
149 '/a
120
75
32
32 %
31%
32* a
3,100
33
333/a
33%
333/8
2,200
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RECORD
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW ANflfc HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range since Jan. 1
1954
Tear
Highest
Lowest
11% May 21
7
22% Jan 11
97
Jan
90 %
13% Jan
4
14% Mar
32% July 19
39% Aug 11
4
5% Dec
22
5% Jan
6
26% Mar 29
39% Dec
29
35% Jan
6
Dec
9
Jan
6
4% Jan
90
68 % Jan
4
91
45% Jan
4
67% Dec 29
61 % Mar
14
29
34% July 30
31
Jan
106% July 28
103
Feb
1
26% Jan
105
Jan
15
35
Jan
27
Utilities Co—
4
104% July 13
105% Mar 22
;
Wednesday
Aug. 3
'
Aug. 2
J
15%
16
97%
33%
6%
39
96
86
16
,
*97%
34%
6%
6%
\
38%
33%
95%
83%
* 95 %
X82%
35 %
35%
%
104
*102%
*106
:
H
Water
63 % Jun
Halliburton
7
29 % Feb
2
62% Nov
24
Aug
5
17% Jan
13
20% Apr
30
19% Jan
6
24
Dec
29
19% July
1
25% Fab
4
31
85
5
6
100 % Feb
Jun
4
21
104% May 10
107% Feb
47
12% Mar
21
2
63% Jan
86% Dec
5
12% Jan
25% Nov
4
24% Jan
131
25
40% Dec
4
Jan
21% Jan
24
106% Oct
102% May 11
22
Nov
23
142
15
July
23
33% Nov 29
22% Apr
23
32% Dec
28
5% Jan
19
8% Nov
30
32
Nov
Hart Schatlner &
18
Jan
20
4%%
Jan
6
40
10% Jan
11% Feb
6
14% Dec
10
13% Jan
6
24% July 21
17
17
Dec
23
15 % Jan
6
18 % Jun
8% Dec
31
23% Dec
31
21 % Jun
28% Dec
31
85
30
Mar
4
89
21% July
May
3
41% Nov
22
101 % Oct
11
21% Jan
26
23% NOV
11
22% Jan
6
25
Feb
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
3
38% July 25
17% Jun
29
Jan
17
35
13%
Mar 12
68
Jan
20% Oct
6
121% Feb
101
Dec
14
96.
27
52
7
Jun
1
51% Jan
3
31% Mar 18
14% Jan
11
18% Apr
15% May 12
71
Jan
5
68
3b
21
Jan
4
78
Apr
8
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
29
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
/
11 %
May 13
10"% Jan
Jan
19
14
Jan
4
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
30% Dec
21
33% Jan
4
52
Oct
5
56% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
27
6
31% Dec
31
Dec
95% Jan
12
103
19% Feb
29% Feb
16% Apr
33
9
100 % Jun
A
14
Jun
17
4
13
26
Jan
7
35% Aug 25
34% Jan
29% Dec
9
36% Oct
28
84% Jan
6
94% Jan
4
101
27
99% Nov
105
Feb
17
28% Jan
11
Nov
41
102% Mar
16
% Dec
8
64% Jan
8
112% Dec
23
98
.Feb
6
19% Dec
31
18
IJan
4
20% Dec
10
15% Mar 14
4 % Jan
5
1
Nov
22
4% Nov 22
>
4
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
8
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
43% Jun
9
Jva Feo
5
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
19% Jan
3
Jun
21
63% Dec
31
58% Jan
6
6. '/e Jun
12
50% Dec
23
47% Jan
5
54
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
49 % Mar
8
Jan
50
53 % Nov
May 25
52% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
51 % Dec
27
6% Jan
11
22% Oct
20
2% Jun
30
39
55
53
5
10
Apr
Aug
'2
Illinois
51 % May
5
15
.4.26%
cumulative
Jun
8
4.70%
cumulative
55 A Mar 11
4.42%
cumulative
55
29
52% Mar 28
'
Feb
Dec
10
5a
Jan
17
53
23
13% Apr
12
Dec
30
28% July 25
24 % Mar 15
8
Aug
July 29
24
6
58% May 23
Industrial
8
50% Jan 20
57% July 28
Jan
15
Jun
21
Inland
40% Jan
4
76% Dec
31
66% Mar 14
80
21% Jan
11
39 % Dec
29
35% Jan
6
59
15% Jan
5
22% Dec
28
21% Jan
26
25% Jan
4
40
Nov
23
37 % Jan
7
53
July 22
102
Oct
25
96% Jan
19
103
Mar 29
21% Dec
29
19% Jan
18
89% Jan
6
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27% Jan
4
159
25
375
Jan
Nov
16
Jan
6
38% Dec
30
35% Jan
31
176 % Oct
Jan
25
167% Mar
38
349
Dec
8
28% Jan
42 % Dee
29
32% Aug
77
94
23
84
Jan
1% Jan
4% Nov
34"% Jan
59 V2 Dec
130% Jan
140
30% July 26
5
1
Mar
57% Jan
31
!4%%
18
9
41% Jan
8
92% May 26
6
79% Aug
3
19
3
Aug
4
141
Jun
16
17
Jan
3
31
82
12
103
88% Dec
4% May 27
40 % May 27
12% Dec
31
Jan
Mar 14
9% Mar 13
79% Dec
17
69
Mar 14
44% Jan
11
79
Nov
16
73
Jan
38
11
44% Nov
4
42% Jan
6
6
37% Jan
4
Dec
1
60
Jan
5
31% Jan
29
36% Oct
21
35
Jan
28
13% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
70
29% Apr
38 % Dec
31
May
38 % Dec
6
25
Jan
34% Dec
22
34
2
Mar 15
114% Jun
14
108
Jan
7%
Int'l
1
91
May 24
Jun
48% Mar
;72% Apr
38% Aug
Iron
i4%
preferred
International
Paper
$4 preferred
*
5%
preferred
International
8
21
3
5
100
15
No par
International Silver
i
7%
25
common
25
preferred
30 %
July 22
International Telep &
45
Jun
2
International Utilities
Teleg—No par
19
6
20% Jan
21
8% Dec
28
30
6% Mar 14
% Nov 23
6
34% Jan
13
37% Nov 24
32
5
39
31
96
91% Jan
86% Jan
8
Oct
7
35% Apr
22
55
Nov
23
45
99
16
103
Jun
9% July 22
27% Jan
May
Jan
19
97
Jun
2
Mar 14
59
Jun
14
(F
14
99% Jun
13
104
12
81 %
July 20
97
Feb
11
Mar 15
85
Jun
27
Johnson
45% Aug
1
Jones &
3
5%
7
78
Nov
30
65
4
37% Dec
31
32% Mar 14
4
100% Dec
31
98
31% Jun
9
48% Dec
22
41% Mar 15
For
footnotes
see
page
24.
Mar 10
106
Aug
57% July 27
L)
50c
105
*104%
105
42
20%
.
20%
21 '/a
21%
2 '/a
3%%
20'A
20 %
20%
22 *:•%
21%
22'A
2%
2%
'
A
2%
*20%
23%
42,500
2%
2%
2,400
7%
1,000
66%
66%
68%
69
69%
6,000
28%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
600
%
0"4
0%
u%
6%
50,600
31 %
31
31
b
*7
7%
7'%
*7%
7%
6%
6 %
6%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
30%
30%
30%
%
62%
61%
62
61%
62 %
60 %
61 %
53
53%
54
53%
53 7%
53%
54
50%
50
50%
*50'A
50%
-
50%
*50'A
52 %
52 %
*51%
52 %
56
*55
56
54%
*55
54%
*53
52
7%
7%
57%
76%
56%
24%
27%
:
39%
173
.;
™
'T 55
55%
30
54
54
*53%
53%
1,000
52%
*51 %
52 %
*51%
13%
13%
600
27%
28 %
3,100
8,300
7%
7%
*7%
7%
*7
.
7%
55%
55%
54%
55
55
55%
56
57
55%
56%
55%
56%
*164
168
75%
56
*24 %
52
51%
*101 %
103
27%
28%
28%
413
412
39 %
*31 %
78%
138
56%
55
*24
24%
53
51%
103
*101 %
13,500
59
11,200
24%
*24
50%
51
*101%
103
52%
103
412
29
28%
413
28 %
29%
415
79%
57%
57 %
24%
410%
30
28%
39%
39
39%
39
39%
169%
170
170%
169
170%
32%
31%
32%
33
•
*89%
91%
89%
3%
4%
3%
79%
■
79%
77%
3%
79
138
138
138
13%
13%
13%
107 %
0
%
91
3%
79
32 %
l
„
I
*83
23,500
750
32
33%
13,700
500
92
3%
3%
7,800
77%
77%
14,800
136%
136%
1,650
13%
13%
5,700
106
104'A
106%
7,400
107%
104%
104
137%
135
13%
13%
106%
•
*31%
30,600
2,000
413
31%
31%
200
2,500
39'A
31%
2,700
77%
77%
169 %
91
79'A
76%
76 3 4
4,400
168
*164
168
1C4
39%
33
3%
*
170%
91
78'A
40
13%
28%
32%
14
*54%
28%
33%
138%
55
*13%
56
*101%
100
55
13%
75%
..
3%
13%
330
52 %
28%
24%' 24%
3%
137
2,200
*51%
13%
92
32%
9,100
50%
50
2 8'A
168
;Xl70
32%
2,400
53%
57%
57
411
420
33%
61'A
14
51,
51
102%
31%
60 %
*53'A
56
*164
168
1,500
i>4 Va
*51%
51V2
51%
31
28%
28%
55
55
*91
*53
54%
28%
800
21
22%
*
28
31%
56
4,600
'
31%
I
130 %
129
5,200
*27%
6 '/a
52 %
41%
66
7%
7 %
65%
28%
*
100
160
105
66
7%
65%
105
13%
106'/8
107%
106%
107%
*104 V4
107%
*104%
107'A
100
107'A
%
*104'A
12 %
123/8
12%
12%
12%
11%
11%
2,700
12%
12
12%
89%
*86
86%
86
86
98
100
90%
90
89
89
|
88%
102
*104 %
101
101
560
1,800
101%
101%
101 %
45%
45%
451/2
45 %
45%
44%
45
45%
66
66%
67
67%
66'A
x65
66 %
66%
66
37%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
%
200
38
28%
28%
35,400
41%
41%
600
101%
*37%
28%
103
38
*37%
29'A
281/4
28%
28%
29 %
28%
28%
42
42
41%
42
42%
42 %
14%
14%
471/a
47%
*41%
37
14%
45%
45%
38
2,100
1,700
65
100
>4
4*> %
37
37
37
37%
371/4
700
14%
14%
14%
14%
14"%
3,500
46%
1,000
42%
*41
%
42%
*41
*45%
Co Inc
pfd
preferred.
Johnson
Laughlin Steel com
Joy Manufacturing Co
35%
35 %
35 "A
35%
35%
1.400
35%
35 %
35%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
301/8
5,200
29%
29%
29 %
30
29%
25%
26
23%
3,700
26 V8
26
26%
26
25%
26
26
123 %
40
VA 122%
122%
9,300
9%
x35
9%
122%
9%
31
31
33
33
100
94%
*93%
31
33%
95
1
55%
56%
56'A
56%
10
100
1
82%
100
84
82 %
83
100
43%
45%
105% 105%
54
54%
*99% 101
82% 84
81 % 81%
43% 44%
105% 105%
53%
122 %
♦122 %
9%
30/4
9%
—100
No par
12%
*47
122%
31
32%
93%
1
common
preferred series A
473%
47
43%
46
48
35%
1
Johns Manville Corp
&
129 %
2%
2 %'
2%
128%
?
40%
40%
20%
21%
21%
131%
104'A
105
40%
230
93
*102 %
105
105
A
<n
130%
130
130 %
20%
'
32%
,V
94
104%
*102%
42
41
No par
CO—
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea
Apr
59% May
19% Jan
10
Lighf- Co
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
91 % Nov
May 10
No par
preferred.
61% Mar 31
85% Jan
*104%
42
33 %
94
94
122
:
Creek Coal common
Jacobs
32'A
34
31%
105
14%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Jan
9,900
14%
Intertype Corp
47/8 Feb
32%
3.50
2
$6
900
42%
2
127% May 23
38%
37
35% May
Island
*38'A
*36%
51% May
9
38%
*41%
9
28% Jun
*38%
37%
3
&
38%
41%
3
Power
9,500
38%
42'A
30% Jan
Iowa
80
14%
37%
34% Feb
5
101'A
14%
41'A
12% Jan
30% Aug
101%
14%
104%
43%
12,800
103%
14%
31%
*93'/a
132
38%
38
38
37%
38%
800
*101%
*41 %
Power Co
conv
2,100
15
5
Interstate
cum
6,600
87
103
_25
1
Dept Stores
$1.40
39
86
1,300
14%
Corp
Interstate
38%
87
103
preferred
3
39 %
85
94
*32
No par
Salt
38%
86%
*103
39 Va
common.—7.50
—No par
com—No par
100
International Shoe
39%,
94%
173
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
2
31 %
104%
102
100
—
31%
*103
50 %
Mining Corp
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada corn—No par
Preferred
31%
94
No par
International Packers Limited
31%
104
27
com
31%
6%:
38%
31%
31%
21'A
15
*38
38%
6 %
21%
37%
38%
104
14%
15
55 %.
29
19
87
38%
*103
75 Va
International
24
24
39
419
.-—a.
39% Feb
Jan
38'/a
—
—
43% Jun
121
39%
86
600
6%
21 %
31%
31%
*24%
Aug 17
19
31%
39%
5,900
6%
21%
86
31
87
1,000
6,200
14%
38%
21
104
11%
22 %
14
6%
*21
21
56 %
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
preferred
11%
21%
'
21%
*6%
6%
21%
164
___5
7,700
14%
7%
Dec
Nov
14%
10
49
48
21%
14
*6%
40
94
11%
21%
54%
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
23% Dec
7
123
*11%/
14%
*53
39
Aug 13
11%
22
14
*55
28% Juiy
29% Jan
112
11%
21%
14%
*51%
100
6
20% Mar 23
11%
22%
14
*50%
14% July 27
May 12
11%
21%
52%
14
14
11%
7
1,100
5,700
81
*92 %
%
22%
No par
34% Mar 15
3
49%
49
49%
48%
6,800
16 7a'
*79%
31%
l
Corp
32% Jan
26% Jan
48%
b1
10% Jan
24% Jan
49%
*92%
93
*93%
50%
•
.,
31 Va
20
Inc
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
12
14% Jun
114
92
6%
Int'l Harvester common __—No par
10
12% Jun
135
Ctfs
Int'l Business Machines
Apr
41% Jun
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
4% Apr
92%
*28
No par
Co
preferred,
Interlake
3
106 % May 19
Jan
101% Jan
Jan
450
93
93
7%
100
Interchemica! Corp common
3
3% Mar 16
7
Oct
17% Dec
9% Jan
55
Feb
4
Steel
Insuranshares
24% July 18
29% Aug
81
2%
No par
Inspiration Cons Copper
5
Aug
*79%
65
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
i
:
*
79 %
21
S A
De Mex
Rayon
169 % Jun
4
78%
80
80
28%
Electrica
Industria
5
5% Jan
162
16%
80
*13%
48% Jan
26
52%
37%
16%
14
17
\ Jan
50%
37%
16%
52
23
170
50%
37%
16%
*51%
57 % Dec
4
50 %
37%
16%
*13%
Nov
52
50%
20
50
Terminal
300
37%
42%
10
cumulative preferred
RR Co_
4.20%
54
16%
5
<
*52%
50%
*51%
Illinois
7
52%
37%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
15
■14% Mar
52 %
16%
131
No par
preferred
50
preferred
50
preferred
50
preferred
50
cumulative
4.08%
70
700
54
*52%
47
50%
♦104%
No par
2,700
*46%
104
common
52% Apr
7% Nov
47% Nov
Power Co
1*3
47%
94
5
new
126%
123
46%
37%
30%
1
Central RR Co
Illinois
25
21
Co
Power
23
15% Nov
53
Jan
159
Oct
54% Dec
Idaho
33% July 18
51% July 15
10
July 27
32
126%
123%
47
16%
38%
6.66%
Inc
Hunt
17
11
40
Foods
16
126
125
*122
800
2,165
19
50 %
14%
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Jun
38%
18%
37%
38%
—100
Manhattan
&
24%
*38
50%
86
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
Hudson Bay
*24
19
38%
*102
1
Co
120
38%
47
52%
98
24%
123 %
*122%
47%
47%
,*52%
,
3J
&
9 % Feb
6
27
Sound
tHudson
lo
27
Jan
3
Howe
5
:
4,300
*97%
*18%
126%
123
124%
122%
31
Power—No par
Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
Stores Corp
1
Howard
23
124
122 7/»
21
100
100
100
—
18%
124
10
50
*38
18 »/2
18 %
4.300
88
50
,
18%
24
24
*38
18%
122%
7
preferred——50
common—No par
Finance
*38
>
*87 %
i
38%
24%
38%
24%
24%
14%
3
common
98
30 %
88
11%
No par
Lighting
Houston
July 18
32
11
22% Jan
41%
22%
30
preferred
Houston
69% Aug
53% Jan
23%
98
49 %
No par
common__5
Co
preferred
4.40% preferred
12% Apr
7% July 18
6
3
1
s
July 18
2
10% July 27
55% Dec 21
38% Jan
23 %
98 %
*92
—12.50
4%
23 % Aug
23 %
98%
16%
10
__
$2.25 convertible
3%%
22% Jun
23%
98%
*78
5
Electrochem
Household
Aug
137
23%
38
5
Houdaille-Hershey
14
'
23%
%/:.
50%
do
Mining
3,100
23 %
122%
50c
$4.25 preferred
Feb
6
11 % Jan
(A)
31%
7%
122%
& Sons.
Furnace
Hooker
23
7
15% Jan
:
Honolulu Oil Corp—
27
May
47
(Charles E)__
5,b00
7%
50%
52
23%
17%
53
52
7,400
22%
7%
52
48
1,600
7%
%
17 %
7%
54%
*47%
17%
22
17%
7%
■
51
18%
22%
17
22%
17%
7%
1,900
22%
22%
17%
7%
900
6%
36
7%
22 %
17%
38%
33
6%
*35
17%
22%
24
5
1
Hotels Corp
Homestake
105% Feb
40% Jan 27
31
32%
6%
36
22%
%
*38
5
?
104% Jan
Mar 10
100
24
28
33
6%
*35
98 %
1
(The)
Co
3
38% Aug
34
*34%
33
6%
36
53%
100
.
Holly Sugar Corp common
i 5%
convertible preferred
Apr 28
98
33%
*6%
*35
24%
4
.15% Mar
Mar 14
91% Jan
18
105% Nov
,44 % Jun
106
33 %
6%
35%
98%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
July 27
89
74% Mar 14
31
28% Jan
33%
6 %
98
Hollander
Jan
,
33%
6%
50%
Holland
32% Mar
48
1,400
49%
3
25% Jan
7
34%
30%
2
8% Mar
37% July 12
Mar 31
12% Nov 23
16% Jan
2
Aug
5% May 12
,
34%
*87%
Hires Co
•
10
14
5
18% Aug
8% Dec 30
4
5
35%
88
Hilton
oan
it yti
35%
32
1
3%% preferred series A——100
■*$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
31% Jan
10% Mar 14
Aug 25
35%
31%
Heyden Chemical Corp common
21% July 26
9
*34%
*87%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
3
7
July
2,000
35%
87%
——No par
50
31%
31%
Powder common.—No par
2,300
140
31
87%
preferred
48 %
*138
31%
Hertz
51% July 29
6
34% Jan
12
79% Aug
96
x47 %
140
'70
31 %
7 %
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%% preferred series A
—50
39% July 14
18% Jan
3
3
89% Jan
48%
105
31%
88
5%
27
55% Jun
105
31%
22%
Co
Hercules Motors
54% Mar 18
16
34% July 26
48'A
*137 %
40
2,900
31%
y
17%
2
5
105%
33%
33%
*34%
36
22
1
105%
1,100
87%
31%
34
*35
33%
31%
Hercules
3
54% Feb
37% Dec
11
6%
2,rfd0
21
*86
*87%
5
13
Jan
May 26
14% Jan 26
26 % Jan
*33%
1
50
87%
33 %
140
2A 7a
x47
,23%
8
48% July 19
40
35 %
*137'/a
22
21
49'A
48
49
140
100
1,100
4,100
22%
20%
33 %
44%
47%
21
21%
106
106
*43%
59%
47%
*80
87%
33%
44%
5. %
15
2
Mar 14
23
106%
35
Marx
Glass
126% Aug
22°/8 Mar
*105%
106%
31
preferred
126% Jun
122% July 28
Dec
50
18
104% Feb
98% Mar 29
126% Oct 26
2
38% Jun
17
33,%
44%
47%
.
100
Heinz (H J) Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
Helme (G W) common..———10
7% noricumulative preferred—_25
3%%
54% July 27
19
"/P:.
23%
Hazel-Atlas
2
31% Apr
94% Jan
33%
49
Hecht Co common
23
Jun
89
39% Jan
May 21
33
24
107
*86
34
-
*136
Industries Inc
Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
7
24% Mar
7
26% Mar 14
84% Jan
*1U6
20%
31%
Hayes
1
8% Mar
July 19
7
4% Jyly 12
4
18% Jan
107
22%
49%
f Haveg
13
*106
20%
136 %
Hat Corp
39
May 25
35
20
107
22
31%
of America common
preferred
14
'
20%
10
Co
Harris-Seybold
5
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
10
107%
22%
136
100
35% July
Mar 11
30
104
*106%
20%
—2.50
1
preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
39% July 13
5
34% Aug
*103
107%
22%
33%
35%
104
*106%
20%
*48%
6%
7
1,300
35%
300
*103
22 %
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
9
35%
35 %
351/4
6,100
107%
48
*105%
May
14,400
60 %
87
1,800
38%
44%
86
6 'A
83 %
48
87%
6%
96
60 %
*86
6%
*
38%
*43%
1
34 % July
142
14
2bJ/« Mar
21% Oct
5
19,600
6%
17.400
82 %
48
com—-No par
4% convertible preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
35 7a
95%
20%
______
Printing Co—_—
F)
(W
Hamilton Watch Co
35
38%
48
44%
35 %
96
49 %
*43%
%
50
34%
15%
38%
60
61
97%
15%
83
59%
60%
July 21
51 %
6
Jan
38
Hall
May 27
35
134% July 25
issued"
"When
49% July 28
,
'97
82 %
22
Oil Well Cementing—5
97 %
*95%
49%
Hackensack
44%
*43%
25
46% July 12
24
51 % Mar 14
42% Jun
17
46 % Aug
Shares
15%
97%
103
*106%
107
*106
tlie Week
83 %
103
106%
106%
Friday
Aug. 5
96%
35%
-
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 4
15%
6%
39%
38%
95 %
x82%
j
%
/
15% ,15%
98 %
34%
*97%
34'%
6%
98 %
33%
35
35%
'102% 104
*106% 107%
*106
107
Common
No par
$4.20 dividend preferred——100
$4.40 dividend preferred——100
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
105
106 % Mar 26
May
Oct
110
5
103
:
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred
—No par
Gulf Oil Corp
;
25
36% May 0
Jun
9
109% Jun
7
'107
Jun 10
18
100'/a May 26
15%
97%
33%
6%
37%
*95%
84%
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf States
Tuesday
Monday
Aug. 1
,
EXCHANGE
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
—100
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
18% Mar 3
99
May 31
45% Feb
2
8VA Apr
4
44% Feb 23
96% May 5
89% July 7
6
Mar 30
94
20
Sep
NEW YORK STOCK
*
Highest
Lowest
Monday, AugusJJB
...
54%
9%
30 A
33.4, 34%
95
95
56%
53%
*99% 101%
83% 86
81
81
43% 44 8
106
106
54%
54%
125 %
*122%
9 Va
Va
9%
30%
29 %
29 %
1,500
33%
'
9%
29'A
34
34
34 Va
3,100
£4
94
95
96
55'A
56 %
55 %
55%
101 %
101%
10
*99%
*99%
84%
85%
85%
85%
11.500
80
79
79
79
9
43%
43%
43%
441/4
105%
105%
105%
105%
53%
54
53%
54
180
1,500
1,000
33,400
380
4,000
1955
1
Volume
Number 5453
182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(523)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Aug. 1
Wednesday
Aug. Z
28% May 25
Jan
85% Dec 31
4
-
27» Sep
32 Vs Jan
3% Jan
9
41
4
Dec
Apr
100
28
12
6
104% Apr
39% Jun
5
943/4 Jan
15
166
6
2 % Jan
30
99% Nov
Jan
92
40% Jun
793/8 Jan
18
15
24
7
4
99% May 16
100 % Mar 23
lo5
103% Aug 10
107
Mar 13
105% Aug
107% May
102
106
Oct
29
1023/4 Mar 15
75% Dec
29
70% Jan
50
Dec
13
43
July 30
May 26
1
May
105
Apr
3.80%
6
4%
9
4.50%
22
cum
14
5
18% Jan
21
22 %
12% Apr
23
25 % Dec
16
Jan
4
64% Jan
4
20% Jan
107
26
Juiy
21% Jan
27
31% Dec
4
39% Jan
24
84% Apr 21
Mar 10
48% Jan
8
24% Mar
4%
3
35 % July 12
27% Mar 14
983/4 jan
23
47% Jan
11
31
Nov
24
29 V2 Jan
33% Oct
18
41 % Dec
13
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
24% Jan
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
34% Jun
23
Mar 19
39
Apr
29
34% Jan
69
Nov
31
79% Jan
6
87
1
84
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
5
98% Dec
14
59% Apr
28 % Sep
Feb
28%'Jun
30
31
49% Jun
9
52% Aug
4%
Jan
4
Kress
4
(S
(S
433/4
433/4
43 7a
43 7a
43 7a
43%
7,600
3,100
*97 7a
987a
*97 7a
1047a
"103 7a
1067a
106 7a
13% Dec 29
8
4774 Jan
5% Feb
4
Jan
85
8
587a Dec
"~7
22
Aug 10
12% Mar 15
18
17 y8 Dec
14% Aug
15
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27
26
60
Jan
27
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25
Feb
25
~8
89
7
Jan
7% May
277a Jan
4
12 7, Dec
4
607, Nov 30
53% Jan
6
74% Jun
15
Apr
6
20% Dec
31
18 % Jan
6
25 % Apr
26
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4
1% Dec
9
l3/8 jan
3
672 Jan
4
1172 Dec
8
11% Jan
3
2% Apr
153/4 Apr
7
5 % Apr
11
2
31
II
Mar 14
6
45%
45%
45
45
*45
40
28 74
287a
28%
27%
*28
8 75
27%
1,500
23%
23%
2874
23%
23%
23%
24
233/4
24%
5
4,800
23 74
23%
22%
22%
23
22%
10,200
32%
33%
32%
118 74" 1207a
1187a
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52 7a
52%
52
44
44
1
No par
2 50
(111)
52 74
1
52%
44
*43
*43
22%
33
Mar 30
4
7a Dec
8
Jan
4
46
Dec
31
15% Jan
4
23
10
17 3/s Apr
29
22
Jan
4
167a Jan
4
19% Jan
3
23
Mar
1
39% Jan
8
20% Aug 17
76 7a'Nov 19
34
8% Jan
4
July
13% Dec
3
2
1427a Jun
23
23
Apr
62 %
July 21
17
13% Jan
3
14
45% Jan
7
29
613/4 Mar 14
387i Apr
~2
1972 Dec
21
Apr
22
149% Jun
5372 Dec
JO
48% Jan
50 Vs
25
-Mar 12
22
157% Jan
18
4
66
Jun
17
7
Aug
55% Apr
6
50%
5174
4972
50%
49 7a
50
33%
33%
34
3374
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33 %
337a
61%
62%
62
63
102
102
62
62 72
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5372
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53
52
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987a
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98%
987a
98 7a
150
"7,400
102
103
14
16% May 17
21 Vs Jan
3072 Jan
4
49% Nov 23
43% Mar 15
65% July 22
Lion
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
25% Jan
25
38% Aug;
Liquid
79
15
19
67
Jan
12
82
Oct
7
26
Jan
11
51% Dec
29
Apr
40 3/a May 17
July 26
101
30%
29%
30
29%
307a
2.9%
29%
29%
30 7e
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
5274
523/4
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53
417a
41%
41
417a
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41
40
.40%
40
407a
16,100
147a
14
14%
14%
14%
6,000
1374 Jan
4
22
Dec
31
17*/2 Mar 14
64
Nov
30
56
673/8 Jur.
4
108% Jan
4
2272 Jan
4
17
4
2472 Aug 26
103
Jan
99% Jun
2174 July
137
Jun
1143/4 Feb
28
'
Mar
Dec
20
27% Dec
28
22% Mar 14
967a Jan
22
3
83/4 Dec
9% Dec 31
25% Jan
16% Jan
499
3%
4%
July
6
64
4
Dec
123/4 Mar 14
17% July 12
19% Jan
Island
7%
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
6
563/4 Jan
23
-
6
Jan
18
543 % Jan
4
5 % Mar
6
28
Feb
9
25
90
,
3
16
Mar 23
373/4 Apr
685
(P)
E
11
17% Dec
4%%
42
Apr
24% Jajn
82
Jun
;
6%
Mack
i
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Maoy
(R H)
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18%
18%
18 7a
59%
607a
38 74
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60
62
387a
37%
38
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38
100
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93
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99%
99%
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99%
3,900
44%
44
44%
45
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44%
45
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4574
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23,400
23 7a
23%
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24
5874
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59
60
44,900
6,000
30%
303/4
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30%
100
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4%7<>
10
21%
22
21%
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106
*105 74
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102 74
100
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105
3
Masonite
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373/4 Dec
20
333/4 Mar 14
44% July 21
91%
Ju'n
99
21
94% Mav
99
Jan
21%
2.1%
100
142%
1423/4
*142%
par
55 7a
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82%
833/4
83 74
263/4
27%
2774
27%
;;
May
Dept
28 % Nov
23
25 Ye Jan
4
35% July 12
Maytag
Feb
55
Nov
12
52
Feb
16
56% Mar 31
$3
Jan
23% Dec
30
25% Dec
30
23
Mar 14
44% Dec
31
44
Jan
6
45% Aug
3
12
Jan
151/4 July 23
14% Mar 14
16 % Feb
16
75
Jan
88 % Jun
82
31% July 15
20
91
July
46% Aug
2
58
Apr
573/4 Jan
17
8
13
71% July 22
Co
M'cCord
1
*51
52
*51
*137
140
*137
1
McGraw
i_jt—
Corp
Co
Jan
69% Jun
18 74
*57%
17
3
29
McLellan
Robblns
18
22% Dec
31
213/4 Jan
283'a Jun
28
Mercantile
28
233/4 Dec
23
20 3/4 Jan
303/4 Apr
12
Merck
7
95
21
88% Mar 30
96
96
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
1043/4 Aug 18
22% Feb
2
For
Nov
99% Oct
109
footnotes
see
51
Aug
4
18
24.
96
963A
963/4
♦957a
97%
26
267a
27
26 Vu
26%
16%
16 7a
30%
29 7a
42 7a
423/4
42%
42%
42%
42%
9572
96
*95 7a
967a
*95 7a
967a
97'/4
100
26%
27 74
31,600
16 3/a
1,100
16,400
2472
43
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29%
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50
297a
97
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34%
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56
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210
97
240
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34%
1,200
100
56
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22 '/a
221/4
1,900
30
3074
1,400
4 51/4
30 74
30%
3074
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453/4
453/4
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4674
4674.
10
45%
15 78
1574
15 Vb
15%
15
15%
15 '
15'/4
5,300
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88
88
87
87
20
89
463/4
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46
46%
46%
47
6,100
800
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66
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66
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72
43
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31
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89
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47
34
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4674
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66
67
66
6574
66
88
88
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87
86
1,800
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89
86
89
43 74
4372
43%
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43
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5,200
44
221/2
22
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22
22
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22
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74
22 72
22 74
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6,100
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1,500
617a
62
2,200
103
15%
16
16
167a
16
16 74
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15%
63%
64 %
63%
64 74
633/4
63%
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63
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103
100
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71
681/2
691/4
1,100
38
38
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38
5,200
72
50
37
1
103 74
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1
33
33
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105
101
1013/4
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103
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7574
71
71
37 78
32 72
26 3 4
27
22 74
22%
9272
9272
*9072
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10974
108 74
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Linotype
103%
1033/4
103%
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5
22 3/8
94
108 74
1033/4
51
12.50
-
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■
51
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5172
23 3i,
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Scott
22
3272
27
27
3%
16%c
,
3872
105
*94
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Inc
23%
23%
23%
47%
473/4
47%
48
3874
1073/4
103%
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23%
48 74
22
33
33
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26
7a
94
100
108 7a
40O
1033/4
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330
1033/4
103 7a
50%
5174
5174
51 »/4
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52
23%
24'A
24
24 74
37,300
23%
50
49%
51
50
50
3,800
101
*100
101
30
106
*105
108
60
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101
100
100
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106
106
*106
108
106
100
100
*98
*96
98
100
5
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110
45%
31,200
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108
453/8
22'/a
94
107
100
>
2,700
107
100
—
21%
*90 7a
94
7a
107%
*106
preferred series
265'8
22%
22
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100
9972
1,200
105
26
140
33
105
26 7a
27
74
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33
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105
27
22
383'a
33 74
33
*96
pfd—100
preferred series—
Copper
22%
3,800
*95 7a
30%
157a
5
common
&
223/4
2274
1,900
43
30%
*45
50c
preferred—50
1st
Co
22 3/8
24 7a
42 »/a
2374
5
preferred
Machine
22 34
34%
*5574
29%
243/8
1
22 Ya
18
series
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Miami
363/8
96
25
4.45%
9
16
5,900
24%
10
3.807c
18
47% Jun
36%
>24 74
1
3.85%
Apr
108% May
363/8
*16 7a
preferred series
preferred series
101
6
36%
x29%
Inc..
4.357c
26
2.800
16 74
1
1
Apr
4
Mesta
30O
77%
77'A
24%
common
Merritt-Chapman
102
32% Jan
2nd
Mergentbaler
107% July
18'A
563/4
763/4
31%
pfd
11
103% Anr
104% Mar 15
2nd
12
94 % Mar
12
23
page
6
24
Inc
17
Mar 28
18 '/a
56%
77%
37
56
7,700
18 7a
573/8
18
1674
(1st series)
Stores
Co
Apr
Feb
*
*5672"
243/8
3
$3.50 preferred
56 % Jun
93 % Mar 29
29
May 14
36% Nov
Jan
'
'
31%
common
173/4 Jun
$4.25
18
5774
1672
Co
153/4 Feb
26% Feb
5,200
24%
Co
88% Sep
108
3,100
32%
—
convertible
conv
8%
31%
167a
common
57c
$4
600
83A
31%
3174
No par
Mengel
22
313/4
8%
31%
3174
77 74
343/4
301/2
8%
3174
36%
343/8
300
3174
"
77 74
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'
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6 3/8
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8
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963/4
10
640
6%
6 3/a
34%
25
112 % Apr
24%
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25
&
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33
190
36%
18
57 7i
74
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87
640
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July 28
39
32%
33 7a
56
Jan
104
4,100
857a
87
640
347a
Jan
27
6,200
32%
337a
56
39
41% Nov 24
853/4
86 74
*600
34 72
46
103% Oct
1,200
56
135
108% May 19
1,000
9%
34 7a
Jan
5
lO'/a
97a
Nb par
82
4
10»/a
93/8
No par
26% Jan
14
1074
93/8
867a
4
Jan
10 7»
9%
97
4
Jun
107a
*85
21
28% Jan
72
93/8
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91
92
4,300
93'/a
867a
30% Oct
104
8,900
33 7a
97
323/4 Dec
7
29 %
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4
2
297a
92%
74
78
2,800
140
32%
36%
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16%
52
93
10
58
243/4
—,
10
1,600
33%
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4
July 21
9,100
41
29%
86 72
(The)
26%
103'/a
923/4
97
Cum
Co
500
3,900
32%
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preferred
5572
88%
28%
*96
16
4%%
40
144
93 74
97
Stores
170
r; 10,200
30
86 %
&
21%
33%
72
337a
*84%
Jan
18
18
*137
pfd 1947 series—No par
pfd
.—No par
113/4 Jan
30
140
96 74
27% Feb
Jun
*137
*513/8
42%
2nd pfd 4.307c
Melville
Shoe
Corp
43% Jan
140
29
32
18
161/2
52
No par
4
31
22% Jun
*51
*93
33
*57
257a
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
28
x31%
9672
common
27
Jun
41
l
Dec
77
18%
8%
79
No par
64% Dec
108% Apr
3234
58
31
36%
1
common——
Mead Corp
9
78 74
Co
4
100
*5174
640
36 72
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j
-
22
4
61772
32%
10
;
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167a.
17
52
*137
86
85
*600
No par
Co
com
Publishing
Porcupine Mines
McKesson
3274
5
-50
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre
>6
6.25
common
pre.eCred
L) • Co 11—
Electric
13
18
25
61772
•
1674
♦16%
140
50
Stores Corp tommon
convertible preferred
3%%
74
105
/
87
preferred
25
Apr
23
163/4
26%
26%
41
41
5
Corp
$2.50
McCrory
Jun
29'/a Feb
Oct
Xl6%
42
No par
Corp
453/8 Apr
91
July 12
49% Dec
17%
52
100
Co
863/4 Jan
283/s Jan
16%
10
3334
;
57% Nov
107
x417a
100
preferred
McCall
88%
•
5
common
cumulative
4
41%
33
cum
7
4174
853/4
$3.40
13
42
41
10
Stores
823/4
1037a
*102
103 7a
*102
972
$3.75
Jan
102
102
103 72
9%
12
Jan
*101
10
10 3/8
11
95
267a
833/4
27
9%
Jan
21% Jan
82%
82%
26%
10%
Apr
26
*55
974
99
9
*143
55%
*1072
88
Jun
142%
557a
30
18
102
1423/4
84
100
Corp
Corp
21%
21%
56
No par
Electric
*104
•
21%
144
9374
1072
Jan
22
105
*104
22 7a
21Ys
102
*55%
33%
May 16
18% July
200
1,300
14,200
106
*14272
28 3/4
94
109% Dec
21%
50
,
$3.75 preferred
40% Jun
7,300
36 7a
102 74
102%
144
Garden—i„No par
10
4
1227a
*10574
106
56
56
337a
83
4
105
*92%
1
Jan
*104
307a
Mar 11
98
10274
9374
Apr
Oct
*10574
34%
98
Jan
!
102 74
21%
21%
217a ,.."21%
106
*1017a
923/4
89
31
21%
*357a
36%"'
*10574
30
923/a Jam
Oct
21%
2L%
35
10274
34
83
24% Mar
*115
1227a
*115
35%
106
5
&
Martin-Parry
7
16
47
*104
217a
557a *
x35%
37
105.
102 74
10
Exploration
(Glenn
26% Feb
Aug
36%
No par
preferred
Martin
33'/4 Jun
60 % Jan
36%
1
RR
Field
Marshall
20% Jan
101
■
100
(Ky )_No
Cement' Mfg
Marquette
6
103
36%
100
series A
Corp
4
52% Jan
12274
*119
*
Sons Inc—
convertible
23% Mar 15
31
122
122
par
com
.
Midland
4%
15% Aug
22
8,300
99%
31%
2
1,300
31,400
44
8%
May
187a
99%
32 y8
373/8 juiy 25
18 74
1
31%
2o"/8 Jan
57% Dec
2,100
83/4
23
4
9,900
50
*30%
23
27% Jan
51%
49 7a,
8%
25 % Dec
15
507a
3172
88
170
51%
497a
317a
July 14
153 74
49%
8%
59
*153
50%
'
31%
28 3/a Dec
27
50
1
18
21% Dec
4yj/a
16
*18 72
Shirt
Oil
163/4 Jan
19
5172
5074
5
4
11% Feb
53
50
343/4 jan
25
22
52
49) a
*73/4
Fab
30
53%
53
x49%
73/4
Apr
25% Dec
153%
6 74
dd
4
*1523/4
7%
99
18% Jan
15374
52 7a
6 7a
11
4
17,200
15372
153 7a
153
6
Jan
Mar 14
600
68
73/4
23 % July 19
May
60
x67 7a
73/4
92
40
*58 74
68 Va
6
Marine
67
60
073/4
67a
18
3
5974
7%,
20% Feb
24
16%
1
69 7a
18%
Inc_:
Sugar
7
20
153
16
61
68 74
*7%
Manati
May 23
43% Nov
27,100
16%
61
69
38
„
Jan
76% Dec
16%
16 74
60%
50%
Forbes
Coal
Marathon
63% Dec
6874
58%
Co
Magma
Maracaibo
4
*59%
187a
Co Inc com_i
Manhattan
4
6,100
37%
;
Square
Chef
Magic
17
26
81%
18%
:
Madison
11
37% Apr
80%
3874
common
preferred
21
54 % Jan
82
16%
16
1774
153
preferred
&
&
13% Fetb
333/8 Jan
797a
83 74
607a
preferred
113/e Feb
Jan
8374
83
1
97
24
3,200
82%
83%
M & M Wood Working Co
35% Jun
20% May 16
21%
preferred^.—100
:
29
15
21%
No par
12
17% Jan
217a
82
Nashville
193/s Dec
47
2174
217a
Co_L__—
4
7
Jan
21%.
217a
.
18%
El
(M)
MacAndrews
6
3
1,100
21%
21%
Mandel Bros.——I—
8% Apr
11
Dec
18%
10 7a May 18
66% Jan
Jan
18
6 7a
31% Jan
16
18 74
21%
2.50
Copper
Magnavox Co (The)__
6
Sep
6,400
18%
*4
4%
4%
'
59 7a
Mahoning
713/4 Dec
33% Oct 22
1,000
18%
18%
6972,
1,400
4%
18%
6074
20,500
43%
18%
,
6,700
2%
14%
437a
1874
167a
21
2%
43%
18 74
68
.30
2,900
43
44
6074
20%
800
11,900
65%
37 74
14
343/e Dec 22
Jaki
4%
*
900
*1474
,
14 7a
1474
13
13
64 %
2%
.2
90 7a
*89
74
72
par
21
29
Jam
16%
14%
472
10
SO
274
14%
4372
preferred series A
16
9
4%
27a
14%
4%
_
&
55
12% Jan
27a
2
14%
4472
preferred
Co
Gas &
Jan
May 16
7a
478
4%
7
preferred
8% July 20
29
2
14%
44
Corp
D
series
28
10% Dec 31
30% Dec
21%
com_—25
Lukens Steel Co
13
12 »/4 Feb
6
Dec
Jun
8% Jan
31
4
20%
'
6% Dec
4
213/t
preferred—
Common
32% July 27
21
Jan
2174
_io
Lighting
series
.
Louisville
21
95
Dec
34
Jan
35% July 15
6
Jan
21%
preferred--
Louisville
3
6
17
12
i/2 Jan
88 % Mar 15
23
7
x2174
Corp com—No
Co
series B
4.35%
3
26%'Mar 14
Nov
19
22
No par
conv
Lorillard
27% July.27
102% July
6
513/i Jan
546
iitr 10
223/4 Jato
-
21%
Co
Inc
4.25%
8
39% May 16
24% Oct 22
4
7
65
No par
M
7% May 27
" 13%
647a
44%
(The)____
Lowenstein
5% May
123/4
64;t/4
4
'
3
22
'
13%
63%
121%
July 27
29
13%
64%
13
5
Co
43/4%
May 25
31
907a
13 74
92
92
121%
88 % Mar
Aug 19
7a
"
x63%
3074
58
Dec
90 72
137a
66 %
93%
30%
147
23
9072
13
*92
58 7a
6
92
1,700
24 7a
3
30% Dec
34
30%
77% Jan
12% May 10
20 % Jan *4
81% Mar 16
333/8
57%
45 % Jan
,
34
23%
July 15
25% Jan
139
33%
;;
30%
20
Mar 28
34
5T7a
48% Aug 25
13?
34
24 7a
105
136% Dec 2g
34
3074
102
6
*33%
56 74
887a Dec
Jtlly
33%
23%
5
122
33%
317a
123
19
3
44
57*
48% Jan
3,700
59 72
21
23
2274
24%
Oct
Dec
22
56
105
15% Nov 29
22%
24
30
54
22
10
6
2
22%
10
27
22
22%
No par
11
Apr
22%
Corp
59% Jan
8
180
22%
common
40% Jan
40% Jiily
577a
Cement
1073/8 Apr
5
*563A
Gas
103V4 Jan
Jan
577a.
1
Lon<?
100
*56%
Star
8
9
57 ',
22%
57;,
22 74
Star
103% Mar
Nov
57
Lone
100% May 26
49% Dec 31
57
Lone
2
104
58%
5
3
38% M;ar 25
57%
2
4
July 15
16%
14
23
140
*16%
1
21'/a Mar 15
15
16%
22
32% July
Nov
153% Feb
*4 7a
16%
5
convertible
1067a Mar
22
4%
16%
64 %
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A„_No
Mar 11
47a
16%
par
July 5
38% July 26
21% July 13
4%
16%
No par
28% Mar 14
26 V* May 18
*4 7a
16%
*4
25
Corp
Loew's
14
16%
1—5
Aircraft
f
14
4%
100
Carbonic
13%
lo
-
Tobacco
Cup
14
2,700
7a
pfd——No par
(The)
3 % %
104
1
2nd
Lockheed
9
Mar 16
9874 July
7
Jan
26% Mar 14
common
preferred
1
24% Aug
11
2374 Jan
Co
Co
Corp
Oil
1,900
63
6172
52
100
7
64 % Feb
28% Jan
297a Aug 19
11672 Aug 12
3474 Dec 21
Lionel
3
63
1017a
29%
preferred
Belt
1,400
53
Corp
Tulip
8,100
'
5
Sons
Myers
Lily
800
47
51
No par
„_
1st
Corp
Link
*46
50%
33%
54 74
preferred
noncum
7%
45 7a
52%
No par
&
Savers
457a
3,700
9,100
7,800
52 7a
33%
50
Life
51%
51
53 74
preferred
Liggett &
2
517a
52 ya
44
32%
119
~_i0
Co
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby
22
70% May
32%
118 7a
100
& Fink Products
Lerner Stores Corp.
July 18
32 7a
119V4
50%
~~"l
common
Lehn
87
22%
3274
1177a
33%
16%
Lehman
23
22%
33
119%
500
j
4%
50c
4
18
Dec
164
47% Jan'
643/4 Jan
6774 Jan
48
36% Mar 22
56
Dec
3% Jan
40% Mar 14
227a
33
1197a
237a
5
*4 74
noncum
3,300
727a
45
2874
13%
$3
727a
45
Co
(Jamss)
733/4
28%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
21
105
72
467a
Co
Co
&
Gas
3.85%
*104
743/4
28%
4
Lees
105
*45
Lee Rubber & Tire—
34% May 2
98% May 3
133,;» Jun 13
*104
50
105
40
450
No par
Co
H)
4%%
105
74%
Consolidada 67c pfd_75~Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
1
17% Jan
98 7a
107 7a
74%
*104
30,800
1047a
*1067a
73
La
20% May 10
28% Jan
6
May 10
Laclede
5
25
Mar 14
*96 7a
*103 72
107 7a
73%
preferred
Kroger Co (The)
o"/b jau
jun
543/4 Apr
9
30 y4 Dec
95
I vs
16
977a
1047a
*106
73
■
8% Jan
977a
*1037a
107
*104
■
3% May 27
9
1474 Jun
98 %
1047a
100
105
357a.
107
No par
(G
Kresge
9
Jan
900
2%
*103 7a
preferred
55% Feb
50
39% May 31
I
23
32
23
52% Dec
24
28
1463/g
•23/8
*43 7a
987a
$5 prior preferred
—No par
Koppers Co Inc common./.
10
54% Jun
100% Jun
34% Jan
9
48% Aug 18
42
104
Jan
92% Mar 18
34%
1146%
2%
43%
Southern—
County Land
Kinney
34%
1453/a
2%
433/4
1047a
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp
July 26
July 26
34%
rl45%
2%
43%
1057a
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
4
3574
144 7a
23/8
98 7a
preferred
City
non-cum
Kern
15
45% Aug
38% JUn
82% Jan
123% July 25
6
3474
1447a
27a
1057a
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
31
343%
1433/4
*2%
*103%
Kelsey
Dec
54 % Dec
33%
143%
2%
100
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kansas Power & Light Co_
Kayser (Julius) & Co
24% July 15
17 V4 Mar 24
8
4
35%
146%
*23/8
——100
preferred
Common
2a% Jun
8
3
347a
146%
100
preferred
4.207c,
Shares
Aug-. 5
Corp—
preferred
Kansas
38% Jan
35% Jan
Chem
33 y3
5% cum preferred (conv)——oil
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
5
45% Mar
&
Common
8
July
2% Feb
Alum
the Week
Friday
Aug. 4
K
Kaiser
Sales for
Thursday
1
Aug. 3
'
997a
9972
*98
99 7a
*98
99 Va
*98
*96
98
98
98
98
*96
*96
*96
*107
110
*107
110
110
110
*107
*107
'98
44%
4572
457a
46%
45
.
45%
45
453/4
7,000
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, August 8, 1955
(524)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
32% July
30'A Jan
3
6
37% Jan
25
Dec
15
29% Sep
Feb
30
9
40% Oct
27
137
126 % Jan
21 % Jan
133
Jan
21
25% Jan
21
33% Jun
4
8 3A Jan
Dec
13
21 %
167/, Dec
29
15% Jan
26
20% Jun .21
53
34
123A Jan
82
27% Jan
243/4 Aug
5
38% Dec 31
4
15% July 19
4 Ve Jan
18
22% Jan
20
23 % Nov
Feb~15
21
7
513A Jan
22'A Jan
10
4
18
61
Mar 17
Sep
79 3A Sep
40
Jan
4
81% Dec
26% Oct
20
19% May
13
'
Mar 31
16 3/4 Jan
Jan
4
31 % Jan
31 % Feb
,
Jun
•183/, Jan
31% Dec
4
Jan
61
4
45% Dec
74% Mar 29
Jan
51
12% May
28
Jan
6
38% Mar
2
22
61
Jan
4
743/4 July
5
2
41
126
6
27 7A
33% May 16
8
21
173/, Dec
21
4
193/4 Jan
5
31
J
28% Dec
31
17% Feb
18
22
10
35 % Oct
25
413/4 Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21
12% Jan
4
16% May
6
Dec
4
98% Dec
8
49% Nov
17
93 % Jan
5
38
4
Jan
28%
27%
28
28
28%
7,700
18
18'/«
173/4
18
17%
19%
8.700
10,400
preferred series A
Dec
10
158
Dec
8
41%
41%
42
3A
53,800
29
30
29%
29%
28%
29%
12,300
No par
39%
393/4
39%
40
40
40%
40
40
40
1
30%
31'A
30 %
31%
31
31%
30%
303*
30%
30%
Montgomery Ward to Co—No par
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
12
80%'
82
80 %
81%
80%
81%
793/8
80%
13%
801
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20 3 s
20%
Morrell
20%
20%
20
20 %
20
20%
20 %
20%
20%
20%
50 3/8
50%
50%
51
49 3A
50%
49 3A
49%
25
25%
243A
24%
24 %
24 %
24%
31%
,31-%
31%
.31%
31%.
31%
%'
32%
'4.700
21%
7,900
33
32%
33
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
19%
19%
193/8
19%
19%
1938
19%
43%
42 %
43
423/8
42%
413/4
42%
41%
35%
36
35
35
34%
35
*68
72
*69
43%
*42
4
103
Nov
4
41
Dec
6% Feb
17
9% Nov
1
4% Jan
4
11 % Jan
4
14
8
105
Jan
Jan
7%
$1.25
14
preferred
National
Lead
100
100
152
1.6% Dec
21
6
31
July 22
6
99
Nov
12
4
Jan
39
17
Dec
2
25
11% Jan
6% July
Jan
15% Jan
Feb
105
18
-National
19
Nehi
20
17% July
10
22
16% Feb
18 % Jan
78
101
18
75
30
413A Jan
2
New Jersey
1
Newmont
4
27% Dec
10
23 % Jan
11
34% Dec
29
313A Jan
5434 Dec
28
48
Jan
16
9
Jan
20
85% Jan
348
313/4 Dec
95
Oct
13
97
Oct
12
90
515
Jun
28
400
N
18
2
35% Apr
28
Jun
7
25'% Aug 12
21% Jun
253A Apr
2
Y
-273/8 Jan
4
82% Jan
25
86
Jan
5
44
Aug 20
97% Oct
39
14
91
Mar 30
'A Mar
323A July 30
30
87 % Dec
28
82% July
933/4 Sep
29
87% Mar 11
19
93% Jan
Jan
36% July 27
86
7
25
104% Oct
25
173/4 Jan
"fl
363/4 Nov
30
27% Mar 24
38% Jun
39% Jan
4
51% Dec
23
48 % Jan
6
24% Jan
14
26% Apr
19
25% Apr
11
58% July
26% Feb
102
Nov
100
-
•
1
-20
Jan
8% Jan
12
4
52% Dec
16% Aug
29
18
101% Jan
Mar 14
18% Jun
»
13
103% Apr
203/4 Jun
7
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
'•
Jun
8
38
Apr
6
1073/4 Mar 31
53% July
2
89
Mar 23
453A Sep
111
29
Feb
23
733A Dec
29
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
46% Apr
108'A July 14
64% Jan
*105
35%
35%
95
22
10
88'A
1
17%
17%
common
*95
111% Apr
83% Jun
18
1
54'A
55%
5
25%
No par
RR
No par
87
No par
*100
101
Co
50
Hartford Co.100
to
Corp
495
*460
35%
36%
66%
,.
100
Shipbuilding
67
23'A
152'A
*151
152%
*1513A
T52%
100
11%
11%
1134
11%
11%
1,200
29%
29 %
28%
29%
28%
29'A
5.500
173/4
18'A
17%
18
17%
17%
2.400
68
68%
68
68%
6,500
68%
69%
38%
38 %
*38%
39 %
*38%
43%
44 %
43%
43%
43%
44
100
-133/4 Jan
4
85
Jan
4
99
'<
Jan
12
100% July
•,
'
101
•
;
'
v
Oct
7
18
26% Nov 26
-
*
19%-Mar
-■
Mar 25
-Jan
6
87% Jan
19
16
2
103% Dec
27
100% Feb
1334
*99%
100
*99%
47%
48
47%
48%
5,900
10%
10%
10%
10%
23,700
13%
13%
13 3
13%
13%
13%
107
35%
94
*105
35%
93
86%
18 Vb
81%
54%
81%
81%
53'A
55'A
25'A
25%
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47%
48%
52
52:%
43
23'A
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87
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98'A
100
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103
101 %
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preferred
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20
25
*25%
253/4
19%
32%
57%
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1
57%
58%
57%
1
50
18%
87%
183/4
87%
10
42%
43%
32'A
Aviation
1
Corp
Ry___
58
No par
85
90
99
45%
15
100% Feb
10
Dec
11
2
34% Doc
28
:193A Dec
29
29
26
Jan
18
28
31% Fab
1
43% Jan
4
38% Nov
_5
preferred
series.
$4.10
preferred
series-^
100
4
$4.08
preferred
series
$4.11
Jan
25% Jun
.
;
74%
-
7
41
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
'
1
common
,_
Norwich Pharmacal Co_
July 12
"
100
preferred
2.50
-•
'
21%
10
25
17
90
102% 102%
101% 101%
101% 101%
24%
24%
90
__100
preferred series^
Northrop Aircraft Inc
2
39% Jun
—
46%
65,100
51%
"
"
22%
33
.33%
38'A
39%
46
513/g
52
7,800
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26
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26
200
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88
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88
30
101
*100
101
495
*445
495
3,200
36
353/4
3G
35%
37
66 3 8
66 5 a
66'A
66%
65%
66
1,500
23%
23 %
23%
24
23%
24
2,600
41%
42%
35
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89
99
85
14.100
83
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85
100
32%
100
99
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98
3,400
90
*88 Va
90
102 %
102 %
20%
32%
100
35
98
99
20 %
95
34%
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89
103
32 %
41%
95
35
83
35%
101%
1934
41%
95 Va
343A
*15
170
140
102%
*101%
20
20 %
19%
20
1,900
32%
32 %
32
32
900
3,900
58'A
58
58 %
58 3/8
57%
58
58 %
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25%
25%
25%
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25%
59%
53%
64%
62 %
64
59%
60%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 3A
76%
18%
18%
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88
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42 3A
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110
*109%
75%
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88
87 %
42%
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75 *A
16 3A
•
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102'
2,100
20
15,100
^
20.700
17
90%
90%
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16 3A
;
87,800
43%
110
74
17
100
25%
88
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43%
110-
74
.
16% 17
16% 17
90%- 90%
91
91
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102%
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101% 101%, . *101 - 101%
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25%
25% 25%
21%
21%
22
22 A'
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34
...
33
33
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1
39
39
16%
100
103
233/4 July 19
16% Jan
6
(29% Dec
^
$3.60
-
47
51%
35%
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*18%
18%
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88
42 Ve
42%
*109% 110
*109% 110
74%
76%
_100
preferred
32%
57%
2
Ry common—25
preferred
-Common
3.500
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35%
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Pacific
25%
101
35
90
Northern
25
495
35%
86%
Capital
25 %
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35
93%
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8,100
25
95 %
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&
54%
42 %
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10
54%
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42
100
5,300
55%
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100
3.903
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82
53%
87
42%
42%
87%
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82
15,300
17%
96
87
18
173/4
160
94
17%
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87 %
86%
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1,000
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17%
96
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26
com.No par
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92
17%
173/8
96
95%
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Northern Natural Gas Co
■
3,200®
107
?
35%
35%
92
93
17%
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35%
35%
18
100
Northeast
8
4
107
*105
107
*95
103% Apr 20
393A Jan 10
9
104 J
17% Mar
6,400
10%
95%
Northern
92% May 9
103% May 11
99 % Mar 23
44% Auf 16
109% Dec 31
7% Jan til
143/4 Jan
16% Aug 25
(95
103% Apr
300
3A
48%
100
*95
preferred
5%%
39%
48 3/a
*99%
"
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
•
60
182%
*151%
11%
86
preferred
28
183'/a
18
preferred
14
*182%
183
100
North American
20
11,500
183
182 %
17%
96
88%
23'A
23%
42%
1
__No par
Adjustment
1
77%
10%
48%
48
51%
52
*25%
26
*87
88
*100
101
*430
495
*35%
36
66'A
66%
87
series A
5%
81%
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100
common
Haven
York
Norfolk
5
76%
17'A
*95
86%
17%
96
89%
17%
pfd.100
Corp
*105
*35
94
107
*94
1
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
22
76%
400
100
preferred
Harlem
New
4.10%
14
75 3/e
16%
16 %
16%
16%
3.60%
4
64'A Aug
19% July 27
91 % May
4
'
81
Dock
non-cum
3.90%
20
76:t 8
5.700
3.40%
3
105%
7%
Omnibus Corp
City
Niagara Mhk
May 10
92% May 9
Jan
Jun
92-
100
*104%
lt> '/4
$3.75 preferred
7
105'A
105%
14%
No par
common
Common
S
5
10,300
75
51%
52
51%
*104%
7%
100
Central
96
Jan
13,800
52
21%
22%
22
53
4,400
16%
Electric System
433/4 July 22
8
22'A
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
N
91
1.100
*14'A
1
Pr to Lt Co 4%
York
New
29,200
99%
7 %
*
Mining
Preferred
18
21%
99 %
16 %
preferred
&
21%
14%
26%
22
21%
99%
21'A
*99
7%
26 %
Jun
22
14 'A
10
713A Apr
21%
*16'A
York
17
22
7%
New
7
60'/♦ Jan
213/4
10%
24
39
303A Feb
8
22%
*104%
11%
29%
18%
68%
39'A
46%
Y
13,200
16%
52%
$5
5,400
41%
14 %
48%
New
20%
40%
7%
25'A
29
20%
42%
14%
51
Jun
20%
41%
51%
43
46%
N
28
13%
20'A
42 %
22 Vk
100
10
13%
20%
41%
76%
42%
20
10
67% Sep
22%
York
Y
30
34% Dec
7
21%
Chicago & St Louis Co
Jan
Apr
9rt %
N
500
Mar 23
14% Apr
22'A
99%
New
102 % Jun
51
21%
6.200
20%
7%
New York Air Brake
15
22.
,22
33% Feb
Mar 10
Jun
35
20%
42
22%
19
103
6
27,200
34
14%
Mar
July 20
80% May 16
14
Apr
4,300
19%
33%
7%
July 27
24 %
63
24%
19%
"
'
*14%
29
4
360
9,500
7%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
7
24
.
16,800
38%
14%
49 %
18
38 'A
7%
common
Industries
4%%
48%
14%
783A Mar 30
5
21
3
Aug
38
24%
56 % Apr
7
39%
34
173A
*78
53:%
25%
Newport
14
20
*99%
48%
10%
13%
1
preferred
England
17
81 %
Mar 15
18% Jan
Inc
preferred
2034 Feb
1
32% Apr
15% Mar
Feb
Bros
33/4%
New
4
Co
13 %
—1
Newberry Co (J J)
27
Mar
Fibre
181
4
19'A
39 %
49%
9%
1
179%
13 3
33'A
68
100
49
41%
179%
13 %
r
1
92% Apr
93
Oct
9.6% Jun
*99%
5
41 %
xl79%
13%
24%
11%
29
17%
.
42%
42'A
5
Inc
Vulcanized
4%%
8
10
com
common
Corp
Neisner
8
373/4 Mar
18
July 5
69% Jan 18
13
5
105 % Jun
7
31
49% Nov
(The) Pa
Natomas Co
12
14% Feb
39 %
10,500
41%
182%
35
*182% 183%
*151 % 152%
11%
30
18%
69%
39'A
67%
No par
Co—
Co
Theatres
103/a Apr
73% pec
18% Dec
4
National
15% Apr
100% Dec
5
9
par
—10'
Corp
Tea
Tea
7
3
14
25% Jan
National
National
12 % Jun
No
41%
41%
25
76
183
152
11%
29%
17%
1
Cast-No par
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
19
40% Jan
67% Jan
National
2
12
11
May 11
Steel
Corp
Steel
to
Shares
National
50% July 22
33% May
4
903A Mar 16
163/a Jan
18
103% May
Service
Linen
Malleable
National Supply
97% Feb
106
Feb
National
4
41%.
-
2.600
20'A
-
51%
52%
*104% 105%
54
182-%
preferred B„
38
21%
763A
preferred A_„
17%
38 %
xl7%
18 %
37%
20%
41%
22 %
,
104%
6%
18 %
36%
•
3,600
3,900
38%
99%
7%
4
4.000
133A
22
Jan
%
25%
19%
99'A
July 22
37% Jan
13
5
common
60
25%
34
21'A
156
6
8
Co
60%
26
24%
99%
76%
No par
ec
613/4
181%
-
,
100
300
20%
19%
34 %
21%
513A
103%
1
—
41%
181% 181'A
13%
14
38%
39%
24
24%
99'A
10
183
8
18
Co___
Gas
41
-
21%
100
Fuel
36%
36%
35%
21%
Gypsum Co common
35%
,
18%
36%
21
42'A
23%
22%
223/4
pfd series Of 1951
$4.50
30
8% July 26
14 Vs Dec
5
common._5
Stores
Prod
•18%
4,800
...
60%
26%
18%
4.800
25%
62 %
26
2,100
V
"
119
*118
119 «• 119
120
60
26%
20%
41
5
,
42%
18
36-%
34
20%
1
120
20%
"
25%
41%
20
25
43
72
18%
36
6
Feb
12
preferred—
Cylinder Gas Co_
Dairy Products
National
46% Feb
Apr
1
common
:
42%
120 - ,120
59%
60
:
*181% 182%
13% -14%
40
40:,A
24'A
24%
1
Inc.—
Co
National
6
9
Lines
conv
4%%
_
.
5
Department
383A Jan
1
133/4 Jan
94
11% Apr
:
Register—
,
41
5
100
lo
;
*42 %
*70
72
27%
26
18'A
lnc„_1
1
Corp
*70
121
-62
Corp
Distillers
4
15
121
1
preferred A
National
33% Jan
5
31% Mar
86
10% Sep
42
x6l
i—
Fibres
343A
35 %
69'A
42
1
Co—
Acme
35
35
69%
100
Chatt to St Louis
National
"
No par
National
6
5,100
44 .
3
26
42% Mar 25
2,900
2,600
...
72
*41%
2,800
42'/a
35%
2,500
,
1934
42%
tJ
723A Apr
21%
32%
'
9
25
32
32%
19%
23% Jan
23
,
33%
5
Mar
31%
22%
Co________
28% May
Feb
24%
-
19%
National
Jan
313/4,.,
V
33
Natl
28 % Jan
.
.31
21%
21
90
253/e
31%
1
30% July 27
Jan
25%
_
6,700
23,100
•
s
1
14
433/4 Dec
Corp.
Brass
1
58
50%
10
^_5>
Corp
Mfg Corp..
31
4
3
51
Inc
Mueller
21
24 % Jan
to Co——No par
1,030
40
Munsingwear Inc
4.
5
Murphy Co (G C)
•
1
Murray Corp of America com——10
4% preferred
,
50
11'/, Jun
34% Dec
1
1,800
22
32 %
.23% Jan
31
(The)
Oil Co
Motorola
14
Dec
Co
Power
( John)
31
66
22
40%
29
13s/. Dec
4
22
22
41%
28%
273/, Dec
4
22
5,300
29%
15
Jan
2,200
28%
29
26% Jan
1,100
17
5
16% Apr
46
27%
16%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
National
Mar
27%
16%
16%.
National
147
2734
16%
41%
15
177% Apr
27'A
17
22
4
182
27%
163/4
10
63% Dec 29
21%
41%
July
20
27%
22
Jan
Jun
27%
16%
43% Jun
Apr
27%
16%
NationaLBiscuit Co common.——10
84
93%
40 %
Aviation
105
81 %
91%
22
Automotive
5
79%
92 %
16%
Airlines
25
79%
92
27%
___No par
National
13
78 %
92%
22
Nashville
July 29
79%
92%
42
24
22 %
78%
94
21%
Tool
1
553A Jan
79%
40%
2
100% Jun
78'A
92%
2
Inc
Machine
253/a Mar 14
10
803A
943A
Chemical Co new.,
Mojud Co
19
May 12
Mar 21
26%
79
20
1.25
National
54'A Jan
7
Oct
Mills—
Carpet
*26%
93
100
pfd_10Q
conv
National
102% Jan
5
19
5%
Pac RR
J
8
1053/4 Nov
Jan
8% Feb
27%
18
Container
93
141 % Jan
.•
28%
17%
City
16% Jan
2
20 % Jan
8.800
28%
18%
National
20
27
28 34
National
20% July 25
45 % Mar 14
87 % Jan
6.3O0
18%
40
3
63
28%
26% May 10
23% July 5
18
62
com_.No par
RR
Cash
May
62
Fuel Corp new_10
River
20
Jun
4jQ
500
61%
3.100
Can
37% Jan
63
4.300
National
6
61
38%
National
21% Jan
30
16% Dec
64%
27
14% Mar 14
253/4 Dec
62 %
29
16
'
65
90
28
38%
28
47
11
64'A
90
28
28%
Feb
Feb
Paper Co—5
8.400
90
28%
90
*27
38%
17% Jan
12% May 20
28
37
10% Jan
183
4
28%
28%
7%
July 25
45% Mar
40% May 16
175% Feb
25
28'A
Myers (F E) to Bros
11
45Mar
-45% Dec
15% Apr
Apr
19 % Apr
183% Dec
8
2
62 3/« Mar 10
153A Mar 23
4
Jan
18
Jan
"47
Mar
20% Mar 14
\ Dec
4
-
47
29
27
4
172% Jan
21
114% Jan
Nov 23
Feb
90%
28%
28%
Mullins
2
25% Jan
89
28%
38%
Wheel
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
89
29%
20%
2 6 3/4
Products
19% Aug 26
"47% Nov 24
7
13% May 11
/ 36% Jan
4
8
9
41% Mar 21
90%
23%
100
20 %
20%
20%
105
28%
Motor
31
125% Dec 17
8
20% Jan
Dec
-
32% Aug
88
21%
90'A
*103%
39%
Motor
17% Jun
20%
102
104%
105
27 "A
Monterey
20% July
3,800
21%
110
110%
103'A
•103'A
26%
333/8 Apr 27
42% Mar
8
27% Mar 14
2.240
103'A
110
105%
105
28'/a
253/8 July 22
May 17
110%
110
105%
*103'/a
38%
Montana
7
603A Jun
44 % Mar 14
105
38 'A
Mississippi
15
22% July 18
106%
103%
110
110
104%
28'/a
Monarch
32% Feb
109%
107%
105
2,200
10,200
27
Monsanto
6
110%
106
103%
110
6,200
17%
59%
28
6
25
n
42 % Jan
22%
17%
58%
38
7
16% Mar 14
2
21%
17%
58 %
29
23
21% Apr
47% Feb
21%
17%
58%
39
18% Feb
3
'
21%
17%
59%
27%
52% July
28
29
22
58
33%
24% Jan
2
18 % Jan
393/4 Jun
14,200
28%
Mohawk
73% Apr
-
900
34%
2Ga/4
6
29% July
'
28
30 %
34%
1
^Missouri
3
28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15
30 Va
3538
Light—No par
to
7
12
38% Dec
30%
34%
5
6
20
30%
36
21
Development Co
114% Jun
6
85% Jan
17
23% Aug
2
28 3/, Dec 31
30%
3534
Mission
Missourl-Kan-Tex
403/4 July 26
53% Nov
21%
20
143%
Mission Corp
7
383a Jan
7
172
Power
34% Mar 14
13% Jan
11
Minnesota
28'A May 18
21% Mar
1
-23 > Apr 28
^19% Jan
4
;* 30 ;
3
15
3
4
-
to
31
23
37
Minnesota
Sep 14
16% Jun
22 3/s
*142
30%
-
21%
Ontario
1
5
233A Jan
29
22
143
143
20%
1st
193/4 May 12
803/, Aug 23
18% Dec 20
1
36
No par
preferred™
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
July 14
Dec
18% Dec
$5.50
4
49% Jun
30% Jan
'
27
39
4
30%
35%
21%
20% July 14
100% Jun
7
'
4
30%
37%
*17%
1
113/4 Mar 24
30%
17
4
12% Jan
30%
35'A
1
53
25 %
56'. Jan
10
Corp
145
*143
1
22
40% Aug
19
3,600
145
143
16%
31 % Jun
17
23% Mar 17
15% Jan
7,600
46%
57
44 % Feb
71% Jan
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 18
5
Jan
33'A
45%
17
33% July
6
76
8
33
46%
563/4
73% July
27% Aug
4
83A Jan
33
453A
16%
33
17
273/4 Aug
30
5
|
32'A
47
55%
93% May
34% May 16
8
32%
46%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
3.30% conv preferred—
—100
Minn Min to Mfg common—No par
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
Jun
25 % July 14
6
23% Jan
32%
46%
20
116
20
8
Oil
Shares
32%
45%
70
2
Jan
Midwest
the Week
Friday
Aug. 5
32%
145
143
100
Sales top
Thursday
Aug. 4
33 %
Minn St Paul & S S Marle___No par
15
31
1st preferred
,
46%
5
PRICES
46 'A
33
10
Minneap to St Louis Ry
13
29
Inc
common
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Jun
143/4 Dec
Prod
13
Apr
853/4 Dec
Steel
283A Mar
115
4
Utilities
South
193/4 Apr
6
107
12
24% Dec
16
6
93/s Jan
19% May 26
Jun
19
71 % Jan
Par
413/8 July 13
29
July 18
Aug,
8%
Jan
80
Middle
Midland
103% Jan
21
106% Nov 22
5
7
23
Apr
145% July 26
May 12
109%
May
Dec
90
26
55 % Jan
102
35% Mar
50
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Tuesday
Wednesday
Aug. %
Aug. 3
Monday
Aug. I
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
263A Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1951
Lowest
%
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
1
13.200
360
90%
250
102
-102
60
*100% .101%
101 Va
101%
101'A
101%
101 Va
101 Va
210
25%
25%
26 3/e
21%
27,800
21%
22%.
32 %
33%
x38%
38%
-
21%
32 %
38 Va
-
22 Va
*
32 Va
38%
12.400
.
,
800
900
o
38% Jan
102% Jan
92% Jan
105% Mar 17
52% Aug
3
110% Apr 14
100% Dec
9
106% Jan
110% Jan
29
108% Aug 30
107% May 23
106% Mar 11
109
104% Jun
39
D«c~27
33% July 29
31% Jan 28
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
1013/4 Nov
9
21% Jun
9
33%
•20% Aug
2
102% Nov 34
24% Dec 21
For footnotes see
page
95% Jan 20
18% Jan
100
20
Jan
19
22% Feb
1
24.
-
100 % Apr
109
Jan
Aug
Jun
Ohio
;
-
3
•
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.56%
4.44%
Ohio
20
Od
Oklahoma
•
4%
■
i
Gas
—100'
__100
—
100
—100
—
No par
Co
to
Elec
Co
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
12
common
preferred
3.90%
14
38% July 18
19% May 17
Co
4.40%
22
103% May 13
25% Apr 25
Edison
Natural
1
series—
G&s
com__10
20
100
7.50
51%
109
.*97%
*108%
108%
34 %
38'A
19%
.102
23'A
51%
•
109
99
110
108%
34%
38 %
19%
162%
23'A
.
51%
51%
*108
109
97%
97%
*108% 110
*107% 109
34
34%
3834
38%
51%
*108
52
52%
*108
109
*97%
99
*108'A
109
34
38%
109
.
10834
38%
19%
*19%
102 %
-
23
23%
20
60
109
109
10
107 Va
108%
34
34%
28,700
383s
38'A
38%
*
;
150
34%
38%
3,600
*
soo
19%
19%
*101'A
19%
3,500
34
•34%
*101% 102%
23 Ve
23'A
,
99
.
*97%
109
♦107%
52'A
109
*108
99
*108 Va
109
513A
52 Va
109
*97%
;
19%
19%
19%
101 Va
102 %
.*101%
102'A
70
223A
22%
2.70Q
22%
23
:
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(525)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
Olin Mathieson
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
104
Jan
5
127 % Dec
9 V* Jan
3
49% Mar 14
114
3
Jan
6
15
4
97% Dec 30
94% Jan
10
44% Jan
11
69% Dec
8
81% Jan
18
35% Nov
5
31% Jan
Dec
31
88
16% Jan
4
io
23
July 23
£3
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
E0
Jan
Dec
99
11
76
31
Dec
23
104% Dec
; 77% Jan 12
31
-
11
Outboard Marine & Mfg
99
Jan
14
Outlet Co
16% Jan
4
Overland Corp
7
Owens-Corning
'98
Mar 14
M) 11
97.
Dec
12
Sep 22
Apr 22
10% Feb
8
Nov~26
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
4
40
39% Jan
4
48% Dec
33% Feb
15*
Mar 14
22 %
44% Jun
38% July 14
37% Jan
12'
46
July 12
87% Jan
140
Aug 24
128% Jan
7
137% Jan
4
154% Nov
4% May 18
26% July 20
8% Jan
5
9% Jan
67
Oct
6
9% Dec
10
20% Dec
4
14
9Va Dec
4
Jan
31
29
8% Apr
16% Jan
84% Apr
104 »/a Dec
19
71% Jan
38
4
26% Jan
11% Dec 29
5%
Pacific
Pacific
Gas
1
Electric....,:
Pacific Lighting Corp_______No
1
Pacinc
Mins
July 14
Pacific
Telep & Teleg
12
52
28
Mar
3
Jun
88
4
Apr 18
2
Tin
Pan
Amer
3
Apr
1
4%
Oil
30
3b
Jan
6
4o% Dec
jl
41
Feb
14
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
9
51 % Apr
35 % Jan
15
41% Jan
6
56% July
6
Parker
6% Feb
17
45'/a Aug 19
11% Dec 27
14 Va Jun
8
Parmelce
7% Jan
5
Patino
Peabody Coal Co
3% Mar 12
'
7% feu
10% Jan
6
4% May 27
4% Jaa
6
9% Jun
6
15% Dec
22
14% Jan
6
25 % Jun
21
49% Dec
29
47
Jaa
7
64% Feb
14
16% Jaa
10
May
5Vi Dec
7
30% Jan
4
23
38% Oct
8
23
Feb
10
26
27
Oct
28
29% Mar
Dec
27% Jun 24"
93
4
23 Va
Dec
106% Feb
104
18
55
24
27% July 28
29 Va
May
82
U
99
Jun
4
38
Jun
23
May 4
41% Mar 14
67
Jan
3
7
Jaa
Mar 18
Dec
6
31
113
Oct
108
25
Nov
44
107
Jun
103% July
4
7
15"% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
22
41
53
Nov
30
22% Dec
13
35% Dec
14
2
11% Jun
31
5
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
4
Mar 26
13% Jan
48
4
Feb
11
101% Feb
9
18% Jan
4
9
169
31
17% Mar 14
108
28
56
16
Nov
26
26
15% Jan
11
Jun
Jao
7% Aug
■
30 % Jun
20
39% Dec 31
100% Jun
29
112% Mar 30
107
30% Jan
4
52% Dec 29
48
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
106
94
Jan
39% May 26
26 Va Jun
3
21
,
102 % July 12
Aug 27
36 % Jan
Jaa
f
>7% Jan.
Oct
4
May 28
103
Oct
22
87
Jun
103
Jan
11
107% Sep 30
104
107
Jan
11
110
Jan
7% May
28
Feb
83
Jan
34% July
83
Jun
3
17
102 % May
2
107
1
111
3
35% Mar 17
43% Jun
Dec
13
87% Mar 15
97
Jan
4
44% Jan
6
37% Feb 21
43% Apr
29
Apr
8
Jan
11
45% Aug
9
85 Va Jun
82 Va July
113
Jan
9
11
Nov
53% Dec
104
5%
7
Phillips
6
Phoenix
115
11
Mar 16
46% Jaa
100% July
Sep 27
13% Apr
6
59% Apr
29 VB Aug
3
97
Aug
5
87
31
88
98
Jun
30
76% Dec 30
13
160
158
Sep
8
169
52
Jun
9
6% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
Apr
Mar
8% Dec
30% Dec
4
80
Dec
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
18% Oct 29
27% Dec
Mar 14
30
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
29
85
25% Jan
20
6
108% Jaa 14
18% Nov 30
32% Dec 30
7
87% Jaa
20% Dec
29
29
122
26
23 % July 28
107
8
Jan
20
17
17% Feb
43
82% Jan
7
Aug 10
92% Mar 3
84
25 Va Jan
12
27
25% Feb
25
Sep
15
26 % Dec
25 % Jan
4
114
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103 Va Apr
104% Nov
6
Mar 21
<9 V# Jan
:
3
18
j9% Mar
100% Feb
9
7
16
33% Mar 14
40% Jan
4
66Va
Dec~29
3
May 19
Pitts
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
24 Va
63%
105 Va
31%
8 Va
46%
Co
Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh
5%
Steel
Co
preferred
5 Va %
common
class
& West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
5%%
Plough
(The)
common
convertible
preferred
•
483/B
48 vb
5,300
108 Va
108%
IO53/4
110 »/b
660
106 VB
106'/4
106
lu6
lUoVa
lUo
x27a/4
28
27
27%
27 Va
50
483/4
50
48 Va
49%
19%
19%
37
37 %
37 Va
37
160y2
158
1593/4
160%
*70%
72
23%
24
105%
313/4
*31%
*31 »/4
8
,
8
46
46
8
46
,
Poor
&
Potomac
Electric
&
100
100
,_i
100
24
28,000
61
61
61
*b0
%
7%
41%
♦99%
1003/4
*108%
1053/4
♦105% 106
110
•1083/4
110
*25%
i:
42%
*105 %
110
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 3/a
15
36 V4
36%
363/4
36%
36%
91
'
91
413/a
*84%
*43
*96%
85'/4
*84%
85 V,
*84%
85%
45
*43
45
*43
45
90%
*96%
99
72%
*12%
73
X71%
72 Va
71%
72'/a
12 %
12 V,
12
12
89 %
13%
50
♦88
41 Va
*
89%
-
48%
*101
47%
101%
*101
48%
48
*113
120
49%
48%
*101
47%
120
*113
28%
28V»
96
96
98%
98 V4
98
28%
283/4
96
17 VB
170
85%
*94%
98
V,
85%
85%
17 VB
17 Va
17%
169
*166
♦167
88 %
89
*96%
483/4
101%
*113
41%
♦166
♦167
170
99
503/4
40%
280
100%
100
'
*96%
71 »/b
♦li3/,
49 Va
101
48'/4
47
120
♦113
85%
83 3/4
843/4
173/4
169
170
243%
17%
*166
♦167
83%
7%
24
X24 Vs
84
84
*82
84
*82
84
♦82
*95
27
96
*93
94
*93
94
•92
121
23%
27%
27%
*150%
29%
30%
♦120
121
120%
27%
172
30%
120%
27 Va
♦150 Va
293%
♦118
22%
223/4
4,500
120
11,600
98
27%
*95 Va
24%
172
10
47%
47 Vb
•113
120
4,500
1013/4
28
7%
30
f
*101
473/4
300
13
50%
49%
101
42,000
71%
♦11%
97
85%
27%
„
50 Vb
300
'
45
71V,
71%
_—
99
273/4
7 Va
*150 Va
86
86
*43
♦96%
97
83%
30%
89
♦97
7%
27%
;
loO
14,400
40%
40 Va
x
10
93
*91
*88
97
83%
172
13,200
97
7%
-
r
99
13
36%
36 %,
97
97
82%
*
85%
;9,200
110;
98
29%
7%
24%
'
41 Vb
45
.90;
106
110
15%
15%
105%
'
89 Va
85%
*43
101 %
83%
24 Va
93
♦91
♦88
300;
113
36 %
92
5,800
253/4
113
*98%
15%
37
•
42%
41%
•25 Va
'
106
♦1083/4
770
20,200
^
26
1053/4
10,o00
57%
57 VB
57%
110
8
112
*1103/4
223/4
22%
22%
28 3/a
17%
17%
1,000
3,900
170
♦166
169
♦167
:
80
400
83 Va
83%
17% J,
169
500
4,300
45%
45%
457/a
99%
99%
106
31%
-
112
56%
30
105%
♦31
8
8
45
111
300
♦104
105 %
31 Vb
31 Va
*104%
100 %
40%
*150%
29%
119%
23
100
23Vb
*98 Va
26
91
7%
24%
74
99 %
42 VB
41%
83
*71%
170
84%
16,500
7%
7%
7%
4,500
243/4
24 %
243/4
9,300
83%
85
84
*82
93
93
93
27 Vb
26%
20
84
27%
*
22%
13,660
30
29 Va
30 Va
120
172
•150%
172
300
2,000
140
120%
•120
900
23
♦22 %
'
4,800
32%
32%
323/4
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
-5
32%
32%
49%
49 Va
49 Va
49V4
49%
49% *
50
1,100
49%
49%
49 k,
*21 /a
23
100 V8
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
1,100
21%
21%
21%
22
21
21
23 %
223/4
23%
23 Vb
23%
8,600
23 Va
100 3/8
100 %
101 Va
4,900
10%
6.000
10
Power
42 3/a
2,100
72%
23%
1
...
class B
Co
Procter
100
57%
57
56%
46 Va
112
1,100
160
1133/4
86
10
110%
37
159 Va
♦112 Va
169
10
55%
32
8
■'i
y4
112
111V4
23 VB
104 Va
104 %
*363/4
37
72%
61
60 Va
61
61
'5,600
20,o00
158'/a
24 VB
233/4
46,500
;
19%
19 Va
193/4
19 Va
74
♦71 Va
♦104%
480
'
27'/a
49'/a
92%
27%
96
98 Va
48
1133/4
Co
...10
No par
Gamble
100%
100 VB
100 Va
100%
100 Vb
100
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
Publlcker Industries Inc common__5
75 %
♦743/4
75%
74%
74%
75
75
75
75V4
75
No par
46 y»
46 %
45%
453/4
45%
453/4
2,500
453/4
46
42 V*
42 %
42%
2,100
$4.75
preferred
cum
Serv
Co
^42 V,
42 V4
of
Indiana—No par
42
42%
3%%
preferred
87
*87
preferred
100
25
25
100
87
4.32%
26%
26%
*263/4
25%
*120%
121 Va
33%
32%
26 % Apr
0
4.16%
24
4.20%
preferred
preferred
Pub Serv
7
$1.40
8
El
&
Gas
common.No par
div preference com—No par
4.08%
5
4.18%
1
100
48%
109 %
*46 Va
42'/a
Public
38% July
' 48%
48 Va
40%
*88
x49
30 Va
290
48%
48
1133/4
46%
Jun
*463/4
31%
*25%
46
33% Apr
31-/8
II,200
42%
10
104
8,300
31%
25%
Colorado
-105% July
933/i
303/4
1133/4
of
33 Va July 27
93%
25%
85 Va
5
Inc
122% Jun
■
*27% -28
94 %
113%
42%
Co
6
28 Va
931%
•
25%
Serv
28
28 '
94%
113 Va
17 Vb
*166
*167%
100
A
Pittsburgh
Co
42 V8
*25 Va
113%
99%
*105 %
*108%
1E%
36 %
*92
56%
1
1
1st series prior pfd
Pittston
56
113
1
Coal
Forglngs
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred..—100
7%
112
Public
21
27 Va
19%
I6OV4
/ 20
24
33
31%
32
*87%
88
♦87 Va
88
20
88 Va
•26 %
27
263/4
1,000
27
27
*263/4
*25%
26%
•25 Va
26%
♦25%
26
*1203/4
121%
33%
121%
121 %
31%,
I
102%
102%
•102
*104%
105 Va
*104%
73% Feb
18
11
Pure
.0% Mar 30
33% Jan
11
Quaker
Oil
32
102%
105%
♦25 Va
♦121
26%
122%
•121
100
122
1
1023/4
*104%
32 Va
33 %
32 Vb
32%
21,200
333%
32 Vb
32%
32 VI
32%
4,300
32%
33
102%
105%
•102
104
50
103
•102
1023/i
104%-
•104%
105 Va
100
38
38 Va
4,200
37%
38 V4
38 V,
38%
38%
38V4
37%
64 V,
65
64%
64 %
64%.
64 Va
65 Va
64%
64
64%
9,300
37%
38%
38V4
38 V*
38 Vb
38
373/4
373/4
x37%
37%
5
(The)
38%
No par
Pullman Inc
41% Apr
42
*87
27
—100
56% May 9
H% May 12
42 Va
88 Va
"
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
preferred
42%
150
31%
31%
151%
31%
3,800
210
i-500
,
5,000
Q
28
Jan
4
143
Jan
5
For
..100
Ft
I
21% Jan
8
46
74
46% July 15
89% Jan
Apr 11
28% Jan
81
26% Apr
11
24% Mar 15
23
*61
*104Va
31%
161%
43% Jun
-
38% Mar 14
Mar 19
July 12
12% Jan
;
160 %
*70Va
23%
com__No par
91.
Feb
37
preferred__.No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
$4.80
Pitts
L RR.
Chem Co
99 Va Dec
46% Nov
2
St
20% Nov 24
20
l0O3/4
19%
convertible
Plymouth Oil Co.
14
IO0V4
36%
2
Pond Creek Pocahontas
Apr
105%
28%
300
413/4
♦41
411/4
41 %
15
35% Dec
158
7
Dec
3
27% Nov
16
footnotes
see
page
9
Mar 15
Jan
24
6
154
July 15
31% Aug
1
common__5
31%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
152 Va
6%
Oats
Co
(The)
31%
32
153%
31%
31%
151%
31%
313/4.
152
31%
'
l,o00
50
48%
110
20 VB
25
50 %
108,3/4
110
36%
No par
9
33% Jan
4
&
common
13
3
2
July 20
C
Pitts Coke &
$5
Inc
35% Mar 18
15
97% Jun
3
C
Mills
53 Va Jun
10% Jun
25% Jan
Jan
: 110
19%
5
23% Jan
6
74% Aug
102
Hosiery
51%
8,000
29 Va
31%
5
No par
50 %
2,900
4%
4%
*233/8
50%
.100
Petroleum
26
80
7
preferred
4%
O00
12 3/4'
*12%
13
93%
28
,
52
*28 %
*463/4
50
common___No par
Co
52%
52
291/4
48%
27%
12.50
7,300
24
48
50%
100
400
40%
*28 Va
32
50
5
(conv)
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
5
12% Dec 31
35% Jan
Corp of America
44%
40
*233/8
48 VB
27%
.100
*44
43/4
42%
31 VB
105%
No par
8,200
44
40%
273/b
10
common
41
39 3/4
40
3,800
12,400
*28'%
50
33VaC
9%
29%
*46 %
100
9%
37,700
24
49%
100
102'/a
*23%
100
/
♦101%
9%
12%
52
42
42%
31%
46%
110
19'/B
'77%
102%
♦52
4%
513/4
52
48%
31
~
19%
77%
"
1,000
51%
46%
__1
Ry Co
8
72% Mar 16
18
July 26
122% Dec 21
40% Dec
9% Mar 31
96
3
4
7
84% July 28
3
Jaa
16% Feb
29% Jaa
17
3
10
160
Aug 26
Dec
4
16% Jan
30% Jan
Mar 14
4
Jan
May
14% Jan
85% Aug
3
8% May 16
7% Mar 21
31
10
Jun
11
Feb
62
16
Jun
30% Jan
89 % Jan
68
173
7
151% Jun
31
24
164% Mar
5
29
150
22
18
24% Mar 14
3
8
1
20
165% July 12
29
Jun
18% Jan
10% Feb
Jun
18% Apr
96
15% Mar 14
168% Jaa 31
15
71% Nov 29
60% Jan
146
67% Feb
18% Dec 23
1
Jaa
52
10
Pitts
21% Jaa
84% Jaa
July
Corp
Sand
9%
♦9VB
//
100
ll,o00
24%
93
&
23
116
21
11% Jan
93%
Feb
Feb
31
42% Mar
28 '
92%
$4 preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
29
155
28
93%
14
Dec
Dec
28 r,
16
90% Sep
77% Jan
*27Va
52% Jun
24% Dec
119
*2<j%
25
Pillsbury
16% Nov
Jan
25
No par
43
55,300
1,800
24
22
80
4%
29
104% Feb
33% Jaa
7
4%
7%
I,200
%
44
13
4%
2,^00
40%
:■
53
*12%
w
*42
No par
preferred
100
3.8% preferred
100
4.3%
preferred
100
4.68%
preferred
100
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron—.1
Philco
Corp common
3
3%% preferred series A
100
Philip Morris Inc common
——5
4% preferred
100
3.9% series preferred....
100
Phillips Jones Corp common.No par
8
5
52 Va
12%
4%
*28 %
Electric
Mar
6
July 22
52
12%
*23%
4.4%
July
20
37% Dec
9
9
44
52
13%
29
Co
40j/4
423/4
78
39%
40 Va
40 V4
52
4%
1
$1 conv preference com
79
31
Aug
May
87% May
Phila
99
2
75% Dec
16
■
-
9%
10
40%
9
43
'.*101'/a
*44
r
93/4
93/8
102 Va
*101%
40
:
10
77%
.
1^,200
45 3/4
151
.19%
78%
200
-
.
14o%
Va
*9 Va
9%
203/8
600
42%;
433/4
■
150
.19%
*9'/b
"
68% Jan
97% Apr
4
12
92
6
41
42 Va
preferred
Phelps-Dodge Corp
95% May 13
5
53% Jan
10% July 15
14
42%
93/4
23%
2nd
34
May 19
44%
13
Brewing Co—
5
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l
4%
3
93% Feb
July
16
98
95
21
17% Jun 24
2
90
1C0
Mar 30
7
82% July 20
Jan
% Apr
22
29
35
7
19
An 29
Dec
14
16
July 25
39% Dec
23
Mar
Jun
9%
52.
Pfeiffer
Pfizer
10 Vb
1.3O0
145 VB
151
19%
45%
40%
41%,
,
43%
,
150 Va
V
78
40
39%
*44
.43
150%
10
9%
23%
Co
4
26% Mar
31
41%
preferred
May 25
May 26
12% Jan
9
5
4o
40%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
115% Apr
108
May
4j%
;
Cement
Petroleum
43
110% Jaa 31
10
common
& Eastern
7
58
9
115
9%
39%
Corp common.l
Light com
No par
preferred
100
July
119 Va May 26
9
24
;
5
102%
*41%
Glass
50
12
*101 %
.
.
433/4
;
•
145%
9%
102%
,
9%
>
*101 Va
40 «/4
145%
a.
44
25
Power
11
5
0
Jaa
»•
33
6
9%
42%
"
52
,'52%
14%
41%
r
43-/8
433/8
78%
preierred
Milk
J 150 Va
No par
Telep
(J C)
4%%>
150 Va
No par
Peoria
Pet
Va
43-4
40%
41%
146%
7%
6
5
413/4
146
24%
51 %
Jun
73 Va Feb 11
8,100
V
42%
•
2,100
52%
20 Va
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
106 V2 Jan
38%
52 VB
*24%
v
38 VB
43'/a
5
4
24% July 25
24%
38%
52%
41%
...25
Mar
89
--♦24 %
41
146%
19%
Penn-Texas Corp
29
24 VB
52Va,
-
145%
*9 VB
Enterprises
11
July 21
24%
41
24%
9%
170
21%
x43%
9%
v.
21'/a
7
9Vb
11,400
V
-
21V.
24%
52 Va
151 %
102
21%
41
..151%
28%-
♦100
21%
51%
> 150
360
*21 Va
21%
41%
3,uU0
12
40%
44
28
102
2,800
40%:,
100
ll3/4
52 %
41%
28%
*100
120
40
100
11%
41
146%
28
!<
1,900
11%
51%
41%
28%
120
40%
100
170
500
:
.
11%
41
.
121
39%
100
102
68 VB
<*113/4
77 V4
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Jaa
*24 »/a
119Va
40va
*100
12
9%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
38
24%
122 Va
100
28%
;
100
78 %
preferred
4%%
28%; 287/a
100
common.
Penn-Dixie
Penn
99%
20%
preferred
Penna
39%
prior preferred
conv
$1.30
120'/a
40
100
-24%
-
2.50
13
173
18% Dec
4
29%
100%
125
100
39%
*'
21VB
No par
16
8
62
&
123 Va
40%
100
*9Vb
Transportation
Mines
Penney
125 %
21%
1
Co
Jun
Feb
10
Proof
30% Jun
.
19
May 12
34% Jaa 26
57 Va Dec
Rust
$1.32
82%
1
22% Apr
6
165
Sep 21
73% Nov
Aug 30
Jan
$1
16
82%
Corp—1
Distillers
53
45% Mar 14
Mar
3
16
49% July 25
113 Va Apr 20
108 % Apr 25
2
Tilford
Peninsular
6
29% Feb
45 Va Dec
,
8
25% Jan
27% Mar 17
30 Va Aug
37% Apr 19
35% Jan
4
44 Va Mar
July 11
5
16
82%
82%,
19%
77%
Penick & Ford
29
297/a Jan
73% Jan
28
5%
16
,16
84
par
Parke Davis & Co
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
16
81%
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park
35
16
83%
16%
83%
1
5
&
*16
100
3
12
16%
84
100
Corp
40% Dec
47% May
3,400
90
43%
...
6
44% Jun
2,400
39
*88%
No par
preferred
22
,
68 %
x39
90
145%
Airways Inc
Pipe L com..No
30% Jun
21% May
68%
39%
90
21Vb
par
World
Panhandle
68%
38%
.No par
Corp
260
90%
common.100
Consolidated
105 »/a
40%
*11%
25
.
Panhandle East
Jan
13
*
"
15,9U0
'104%
106%
69
12 V,
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4
4% preferred
10
22.
104
'
300
lo /a
89 Va
11%
—10
preferred
Pacific
5
9% Jan 12
.
i«
31
Aug
Jan
6%
Corp
&
105
32,600
125%
16%
39%
-100
25
...
.
Finance
107
'124
17
68%
1
5
106
126
16%
3J
68%
.5
common..
preferred
Shares
59%
68%
28%
100
15
May 16
9 %
Co
151% July 27
88% May 17
7
4
Coast
*124
17%
583/4
88
124
com.—No par
Pacific
108
127%
16%
59%
38%
40%
Inc—,
104%
*126
17
59%
88
*99%
preferred..
Fisheries
127
16%
60%
89 Va
15
29
147
142% Mar 10
7% May 26
45% Dec
25 *
97% Jan
9
lac
conv
Amer
126
60%
39%
83
common...
60%
89%
*16
;4l '/• Mar
44
Aug
29
13*
,
5
.12.50
52% Aug
r
6
Jan
cum
the Weeir
68%
1
:
59%
108
No par
Products
4%
May 19
25% Jun
44% Mar 15
114% Jan
£3
Pahco
Aug. 5
39 %
;
Fiberglas Corp
Pacific
Friday
Aug. 4
68%
83 Vic
$5 preierred
May 3
12% Mar 10
■
(The)
Oxford Paper Co
101
*106
No par
_
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.
30% July 11
-
S3
31
Jun
131% May 10
46% May 17
101" May 24
26% Dec 22
£8% Jan
17%
45 Va Apr
67% Jan 17
98% Jaa
6
21
128V,
16%
2
£2
7
128V,
6
14% Jan 20
11
"Conv preference 1951 series—100
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred—100
Otis Elevator
No par
3
Aug
34
Jan
8
July 18
71% July 20
Sales for
Thursday
Aug. 3
Corp—
61%
July
Wednesday
Aug. 2
59%
110
H
7% Jan
Chemical
Common
8
Tuesday
Aug. 1
5
135
4
Jan
73
Monday
Par
18% July 18
26
13% Jan
64% July
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
t
31%
151%
31 %
32
151%
31%
31V8
15iV2
31%
32
151V2
31%
151 Va
313/4
21
Tht
22
Commercial
ancji Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, August 8, 1955
(526)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
Previous
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Thursday
Wednesday
Aug. 3
I Aug.;;
Aug. I
Par
AND
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
the Week
Friday
Shares
Aug. 5
Aug. 4
R
22% Jan
11
39% Dec
29
36% Jan
4
86% Nov
5
81% Jan
' 5
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
Jan
55% July
18
Jan
6
76
1
lOVa Dec
52 % Dec
10% July
12
8% Mar 14
22
4
4% Mar
7
6
preferred
1st
$3.50
RKO Theatres
Jan
July 25
53% Mar
4
Raybestos-Manhattan
1
41% July
5
4
39% Oct
15
20% Dec
31
18
13
34
37% Jun
f
44
July 26
4%
7
38'% July 27
4%
•
42
42% Dec
29
39
28
36
Sep
13
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
29% Jan
26
22% Dec
16% Jan
4
12% Apr
27
31
Reading
1
6
Jan
34% Jan
29
1
30% Jan
'
19% Mar 22
13
6
18% Aug
3
8% Dec
20
7% Jan
3
11% Feb
24% July
1
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
2
38% July 18
SVi May
7
14% Dec
31
12% Feb
Dec
23
61% May 10
May
Rels
64
§5% May lg
12 % Apr
4
26
3
Dec
8
13% Jan
37% Feb
24
70% Dec
22
8% Dec
13
125
12
»l% Jan
33% July
22
Dec
44 % Dec
2
5
Jan
82
6
232
109% Jan 20
48% July 20
55
May 11
91
May 11
46
Mar 16
54
Dec
78
July
2
88
Feb
82
Jan
26
95% July
2
105
Nov
101
Jan
26
25% Jan
12
37
Aug
36
Jan
2
33Y4Dec
9
37
Dee
31% Apr
1
1
<
105% Apr
46% Feb
6% July 11
5% July 26
9
23
28
40 % Dec
23
36
7
40% Jun
21
41% Jan 13
48 % Apr
20
18% Jan
4
26% Dec
31
24% Jan
Jan
Jan
.
31% July
281% Oct
18
Oct
6
4
12
257
Jan
19
372
105'/a
8
96
25
Jan
e
29
1U0
Jun
17
7
35
21% May 12
18%
■15%
16%
10%
16 Va
32,300
9%
2,000
17'/»
Rohm
4%
a
1
»_
*9
37-/4
37%
37 %
3u0
18%
18
18 V4
"
64
2,3u0
63 %
6-t
16%
16 %
16%
16 Va
37 %
37%
38
36%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'/8
*o3%
16%
16%
6i
16%
8,200
37%
37%
38 %
24,200
10
10
10%
3b, 700
15%
1578
15-/8
15-8
15-8
l0"/8
15%
15%
15%
lo%
1,100
45%
46%
45 %
46
4o%
40%
45%
45 '/8
45'/a
45%
41,700
76'A
9%
213
*53
47
76%
73
77%
77'A
77%
78%
77 Va
x75%
974
9%
9%
9%
9%
221%
224%
217%
220%
216%
218%
47-a
47%
47 %
60
*53
60
■
9%
220 Va
47 Va
47 Va
2,700
75%
9%
218 Va
9%
223
9%
,
v.
■
bO
♦53
9,300
5,yoo
20,300
47
60
*53
88
♦55
47
60
47%
47
100
100
88%
*87%
88-A
♦87%
88%
*104 %
104%
104 Va
104%
104'A
104-4
104 %
104%
1
Co
*87%
100
37
37 %
37 Va
37 Va
37'/a
37%
37 Va
37Va
36%
37
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
*34%
35
34%
34%
34%
36%
1,900
6 Va
6 Va
6Va
65/a
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
188,500
69%
70 >/a
*87%
104%
88
88:%
*104%
-
Ltd
Trust
Controls
6%
71
69%
70: a
34%
70%
*34
34
34
com__l
7,800
29
7,000
15'/a
15
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
29%
28%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29
29
37
46
46
5
29%
29 Va
46
29%
*35
47
47%
47
47
29%
29 %
2y%
38'A
.
40
*35
20
371
*355
369
*355
368
100
1
preferred series A
Rohr Aircraft Corp
360
101
102%
*101
102'/a
*101
Va
47
4'f
%
1,900
%
29%
29-/8
8,500
367
*35l
'
»
40
♦35
40
47
29 Va
*35'A
*35
OdO
15%
28 Va
25
7,000
%
34%
15
No par
preferred
310
6,900
,*34
15
Copper Mines
Spring & Axle Co
Haas Co common
<fc
9%
9
16 V»:
9%
400
18
"36%
36%
9%
70 Va
Rockwell
18%
'63%
34 'A
conv
9%
37-/2
18%
64
♦63%
64
9%
36-/4
"
16 %
_
Company
5%%
July 19
Feb
17'A
45 va
-
37
No par
10
Rochester Gas & El Corp
1
iooVm
Oct
35
700
187a
10%
34%
8
45% Oct
21%
70
33% Jun
34% Dec
21 %
70 Va
Robertshaw-Fulton
4
21%
34
Roan Antelope
12
63 %
6
12% Jan
14
*21
34
7
Jan
21:2
70
13% Oct
Jan
21
No par
7
17% Jan
21 %
No par
36% May 10
16
Jun 22
24
37 Va
*21
16
;
76 V* Mar
27% Jan
41
*35%.
21%
Ritter
64% May 12
29
8
Mar 14
38%
38
*35%
Richfield Oil Corp
3
22
28% Dec
7% Jan
148
shillings
5
*37
37 '/a
36
Paper Co.
Selection
77% Dec
7
38%
*44
45%
5
Manufacturing
3
May
38%
*35 72
9%
10
11
48% Jan
20
38 Va
37%
*44
18%
2.o0
series
Rhlnelander
*44
38%
*35%
45
37-/2
—
Rhodesian
45%
38%
37 Va
9%
series
Rheem
11
*43'/a
18%
No par
& Brass
Preferred 4.50%
14
2,000
*37
*•36-/4
Corp
Preferred 3.60%
.
29
37% Jan
<
24,400
3 4 y8
a
45
9%
Drug Co
Common
20 Va
34!
;__1
50c
10
10
Reynolds Metals Co
:
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
July 29
Mar 14
51
Rexall
8
Mar 11
40
3
Steel
Revere Copper
July 25
10% Jun
7% Mar 14
$1
,
la%
34 7a
13,2u0
38%
ly %
Pictures common
convertible preferred
Republic
20 V4
34'A
34-a
36
35%
No par
29
5
15%
34-/4
20 Va
34%
37 %
Republic
48% July
800
20 Va
20'a
19
100
37 n
34%
37 Va
series
30
20
9%
Republic Aviation Corp
15 % Apr
May 16
64
31
Jun
6'
pfd 3%%
53%
35%
35
No par
5
Holding Corp.,
7
1,100
53%
37 3J
20-/8
16-4
*
12,oOJ
37;;}
34-4
10
Co common
11-/8
3o '/a
20 %
50c
10 % Aug
6
41
Reo
May 19
44% Feb
5% Mar 14
9
14% Dec
7
Jan
10% Jan
17
Conv
16
67 % Feb
12
Reliance Mfg
11%
53 -a
3712
21 %
3o,8Ud
li-a
53 Va
"6C, 8'
*35 Va
874
35'A
37-a
5
Corp—_
*
8%
*37%
35%
Co—
Reliable Stores
53 ',2
53'A
33-/4
37%
No par
$1.25 div prior preference
July 26
May 18
31
43% Aug 23
11
Jan
22
19 %
4
&
(Robt)
53
53%
37%
-
3,duJ
8%
U'/a
11%
35%
38 Va
Inc
Bros
Reeves
14
18% July 22
11%
33 Va
*43 %
Hosiery Mills
11-/a
8%
37%
50
Roller Bit Co—
8%
%
8'A
9
8 Va
11
53
preferred
2nd
Silk
3
4% May
85
34,600
48
85 %
52 Va
1st preferred
Real
27% May 22
47%
80
—_1
—25
5
50
50
common
noncum
Reed
8
Mar
Co
noncum
48
85'/a
8%
Co
Raytheon Mfg
31% Jan
Dec
36 % Feb
26 V* Jan
15
47 Va
80 Va
11%
preferred
$2
24
40
18
Jan
Feb
25% Apr
37 % July 14
11
49 Va
80
8'A
Rayonier Inc common new
8% Jan
48%
87 'A
No par
7
31% Jan
48%
87
11 Va
Corp
Feb
47
48 Va
88 7 4
1
1
RKO Pictures Corp
5
49 %
87 'A
No par
33% Aug
37
48
Radio Corp of America com__No par
2
88% July 27
♦355
367
♦101
102
%
16
102%
102 %
102%
23 Va
23 Va
23 Va
23 Va
23%
23%
22-/4
23:4
23%
24
3,500
13
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12-/4
12%
12%
3,900
11
9% Jan
13% Mar 24
Ronson Corp
_1
83%
84%
84
44,700
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23 %
8,800
18
26 %Jun
23%
Jan
23 Va
19
23%
15
23%
4
21 % Nov
24
14% Jan
Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Corp
1
82%
83%
Royal Dutch
82%
83
86 %
83 Va
72% Nov 29
84
9
68% Jan
84
#5% Aug
tf
26
12%
37%
3,-i.uO
33% May 21
50% Nov
24
48% Jan
38 %
38
37% May 31
37 Va
Ruppert
*12%
12-/4
9
15% liar 21
♦12-8
12% July
9
42% July 21
49% Feb
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred—.*
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
6% May 27
11% Nov
16% Mar
12% Aug 23
7
July 25
22
Royal McBee
Ruberoid Co
3
1
38 Va
38%
38 Va
38 Va
38%
__5
(The)-
(Jacob)
38%
12%
12 %
12%
12
12 Va
12%
42%
43%
Va
12%
400
43%
15,800
S
38% Jan
$8% Jan
47% Sep
99 % Oct
28
4
Jun
16
94
Jun
22
104% Jun
16
114
Feb
21
93
5
4
112 % Oct
«
103% Jun
14
31 y> Jan
11
18% Jan
14
23
July 27
Nov
1
30
Dec
21
62y2 Jan
8
76% Dec
21
74
Apr
5
296
Dec
29
267
Aug
3
Apr
9
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
28
20% Jan
12
41% Dec
23
93% Jan
4
103 % Nov
5
101V2 Jun
6
14% May
3
Dec
27
17% Apr
25
22
211
123
Dec
44
23% May 18
19
Jan
11
40
29% Dec
25 % Mar
Jan
Jan
4
14% Dec
10
12% Jan
0
28
27% Dec
31
21% Apr
25
11% Jan
4
24% Dec
31
47% Sep
20
May 26
89
Dec
Jan
8
108% Nov
16
4
34% Dec
55% Mar 14
Nov
10
15
85
4
5
22% Dec
30
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
102
Jan
5
33
13
Jan
15
17
Savage Arms
3
31% July 25
Schering
20
Scott
Feb
11
104
31
Apr
1
43% Jan
6
16.
Scranton
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
35% Jun
4
5
0
31% July 18
74% Jan
A
105% July 11
37
3
58 % July 18
6% July
26
10% Feb
7
9% Jan
8% Mar 15
3
13
6% Jan
28
Seagrave
69% Jan
26
30
43% Dec
20
39% Jan
7
Dec
31
33% Jan
18
11
46% Apr 21
9% Mar 14
27% May
4
38
8% Jan
4
lO'/a Dec 29
25% Jan
4
31% Dec
28
2
July 25
61% Jan
8
,
Inc
19% Jun
22
Sheraton
Corp
6
49% July 20
Simmons
Jan
3
59% Aug
54% Dec 31
42
35
Apr
51
40
May
59% Dec
31
32% Aug 25
31
15 % Jan
19
175
Smith
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
Jun
7
23
18% Dec
10
17% Jan
8
54
Mar
1
43% Nov 29
Jan
19
54
Feb
25
6
30% Jan
10
37% Jan
3
11
40
35
40
1
11
46% Dec
15% Jan
52
23
23
19
Mar 14
44% Jan
18
5
19
July 28
17% Jan
7
25 % May
6
17
2
29% Aug 23
6
32% Dec
28% Jan
28% Feb
31% Jan
7
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
29
51
Jan
18
39%
Jan~ll
81% Dec
20
72% Jan
37
Jan
50
Dec
80
Jan
14
92
25
Oct
15
29 %
12% Jan
4
Apr
Oct
Aug
49% Jan
22
87 y2
Apr
6
14
26% Mar 15
2
15% Jan
4
4% Jun
27
6
10
55% Mar 31
19
Feb
80% Mar
4
Nov
29
14
Jan
4
74% Aug
3
Feb
7
100% Dec
22
98% Feb
14
23% Nov 30
16V2Jun
2
22% Jun
99
1
6% Jan
4
4
70
101% July 11
10 % Jan
5
11% Aug 12
53% Jan
59
24% Jan
11
Dec
31
68% Mar 14
49% Nov 23
43% Jan
18
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
36% Jan
4
92% Sep
22
88
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
17% Dec
7
14
15% Dec
For footnotes
see
20
page
9
24-
July
5
Mar 22
July 29
July 11
52% May 31
92
Jan
29% May
24% July
7
Feb
7% Jan
88
27
29% Jun
102% July
21
11
7 Va
7 %
8,000
7%
56
55
55
55
41%
42%
41%
41
42%
10%
19
__
11
43
18%
*52%
31
39%
54
20%
43
lOVa
*10 %
2 8'A
x28%
59%
59%
59 Va
60%
60%
60 Va
12,000
*28'A
29 Va
2,900
15 Va
15%
6,800
29
29%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
47 %
47%
47%
47 Va
59
59%
57%
5 8'A
*57%
57%
57%
56 Va
57 %
52%
51 Va
52'A
48%
13%
63%
69 %
24
24%
61 Va
48
29%
29
,
47 %
58
2,500
1,400
22,500
56%
51
52
48%
49
3,100
13%
4,900
50%
51%
50
43%
49 Va
14%
13 Va
13'A
62%
63
*62%
63
*62 "A
63
69 Va
Va
7,800
56
13%
13 Va
9,100
60
*65%
69%
*65 Va
69'/a
24
23 Va
23%
23 Va
24%
24 Va
24 Va
24
2 4'A
24
24%
6,300
60%
61 Va
59%
60
6OV2
61%
19,900
19
19 Va
18Va
19%
18%
19%
5,600
♦65%
23
Va
10%
18%
♦52%
31
39%
54%
20%
*39%
54
-
1,400
*195
*195
*200
31%
1,600
lOVa
2 8'A
47%
18%
53
10%
10%
29 'A
*28'A
10%
8,000
10%
29%
15%
19
4,900
lOVa
U
18%
10 Va
10%
10%
8,300
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,800
53
*52%
53
53
*52%
31
30 Va
30%
30%
30%
40
40
40
40
40
54'A
53%
54 Va
53 %
53 %
5,900
20%
20,200
5,100
700
5
Gas & Elec
Pacific
18%
53
10%
42%
Va
29
*
47%
59
57%
*200
150
55
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33Va
34
34%
34
33%
No par
34%
3 4'A
34%
34%
34 Va
34Va
5,500
34%
34%
35
61%
62 Va
60 %
61 %
60%
61%
20,400
28%
28%
28
Va
(The)
Natural
Gas
Co
Co__
7.50
_
54%
20
1,200
61%
62%
61%
61%
30%
29
29%
28%
29'A
28%
22,100
29 Va
95
*51%
96%
52%
96
94%
95%
95 «/8
4,800
96
52%
95%
94
95%
51%
51%
52
52Va
52
52
90Va
*89
90%
90 Va
*89
(Del)
Spear &
Co
Public
4.20%
24
23%
24
4,400
6%
7
_6
1
common
50c
25
2
common
preferred
Square D Co
No par
5
Inc
23%
6%
100
$4.50
Brands
24
*6%
common
Sons
preferred
Inc
24
5%
No par
Corp
9,100
____1
preferred
Sperry Rand
28%
5%
com
Standard Gas & Electric
Co
No par
1,
*83
88
66%
67
*101% 102
20%
20%
25%
26 Va
*102
102%
14%
15%
85
85 Va
45%
45%
39%
40%
89%
90%
14
14%
9%
10
28%
*83
65%
90
66%
*101% 102
xl9%
20%
25 Va
26 Va
*102% 102%
14%
14%
*6%
*83
66
*101 Va
20%
25%
♦102
5'A
7
90
66%
102
22%
26%
102%
5Va
*6%
5%
7
5%
7
90
*83
66
66
x65
66 %
102
*101
2,300
1,500
90
*101%
21%
25%
*102
23%
22 Va
25%
25%
102 Va
*101 %
14%
15
14%
14%
84 Va
85
84 %
84%
44%
44%
43%
44%
42%
39%
90
xl4%
40 Va
90
14%
9%
39%
40Va
39 Va
90
90
90
14%
14%
14%
9%
9%
9%
9%
5%
*6%
*83
85 Va
*85
900
23%
28%
24
23%
24 Va
*19
28%
5
24
Va
28 Va
24
28%
90
90%
28%
5Va
common
&
*89
5Va
1
1
Co
Inc
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Kellogg
*89
No par
Service
Spencer Chemical Co
51%
28%
Standard
16% Feb
3,900
7 Va
7 Va
20Va
25
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
1
4
10%
54%
20%
Edison
41% July 27
15
18%
*200
40
93% Apr
2OV4 Mar
7,200
10%
1
$4.50
Apr 13
12,700
54%
10%
No par
Spiegel
52
95%
53%
10%
Southern Railway common___No par
5% non-cum preferred
50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
_100
8
July 27
25%
62
40
South Indiana
16% July 20
86
60%
25
Southwestern
71
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Aug
5
24%
24%
31%
Spalding (A G) & Bros
Sparks Withington Co
July 18
*24 Va
31%
8
4
94 78
54%
10%
13%
63%
69%
18%
5
18
95%
53%
50
;52%
preferred
Southern California
South'n
25%
94%
53
50
Southern Production Co Inc
9
29
65 Vo
25%
18%
com_4.50
Southern Co
7%
20
95%
58
Rico Sugar com_No par
8%
Southern
10 Va
108 Va
55
26%
52 %
5
1
preferred
7
29
Jan
1
16
South Carolina E & G Co
4
6% Dec
7% Dec
7
Aug
35% Feb
94-8
52
24%
25Va
*28%
15%
47%
1
99% Jun
16% Dec
106
21% Mar
34
1,400
52%
47%
57%
57%
pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
38 % Apr
5
4
54% July 25
1,100
26
52%
53
29%
5
Solvay American Corp 4%
5%
52
29%
15%
lo
Solar Aircraft Co
South Porto
52
47%
*56%
56%
_15
5
22
4% Mar 16
52
Nov
15
Aug
3
Smith-Corona Inc
18
28 Va Aug
5
19% Mar
*107
52%
43 %
*65%
27% Feb
107%
108%
42 Va
*62
12% May 23
5,000
107 Va
♦107%
43 %
10%
29 y4
100
210
31 %
42%
lO'/a
100
7
4
31%
28%
58%
preferred
7
24
6,000
31%
29%
60%
preferred
62% July
Feb
80
31%
43%
10%
4.20%
33% Jan
July 19
78%
^9
42 'A
56%
51%
48
13 %
*62
*65%.
23%
23%
x60%
18%
100
24%
42'A
57%
10
2,190
120
118
11,700
79%
7%
16
92 Va
92 Va
31%
33
60
36%
78%
7%
60
35%
*90%
120
118
150
3 6 V4
*23%
7%
*55%
*90%
97
104
24 Va
7%
56
104
35%
69%
*95%
*102
79%
10%
3% %
2
9% Feb
52
70'A
97
79
*23%
82%
26 %
6
18
18
31%
69%
4,800
*23%
X53%
5
23% Aug
174
91%
119%
53%
10%
July
49% Jan
17
91%
119%
26%
95 %
July
25% Apr
26
91%
118% 119'/a
*23'/a
24%
*107% 108%
1
29%
*102
36 Va
36
>
*95%
97
103
*102
36%
x26%
94
53
10%
76
9
6
37% Jan
common
28
49% Jan
Dec
O) Corp
(Alexander) Inc
Feb
14% Jan
Jan
(A
Jan
8
33%
108%
71%
*95;a
55%
10%
53%
73
29% May
34
Corp
54
Aug 19
10% Dec
5% Jan
Smith
28
10,200
30%
70%
97
103
42%
50c
Skelly Oil Co
23
15% Feb
70
29%
73
29%
56
No par
49
25% Aug 11
15% Jan
138% Feb
15
53% Jun
27,200
42l/8
1
America
of
20% Jan
54% Dec
35% Jan
57% Jun
37% Mar 14
14,700
55'A
No par
11% May 12
1
24% Dec
13% Jan
Nov
*107
26%
96
Sheller Mfg Corp
48% May 24
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
%
31 Va
29%
93
Simonds Saw & Steel
6% May
22
29%
22%
10
Co
25% Jan
13
22%
,
25
6
14% May 18
39% Jan
35% Jan
Xl2%
30 Va
71%
*95%
103
35%
*90%
26
Pen Co
22 Va Jan
Sinclair Oil
13 Va
22 'A
73%
32%
7.50
21
13
;.,~A,vg2
13 Va
30%
52
Shell Oil Co
59-/4 Jun
*26%
5
A)
% Mar 14
27
72
42%
10Va
3
27
2b %
30
79
1,800
27
13
24%
6.0U0
27
22 Va
91%
20
18-74
27
18 Va
13%
37%
103%
18%
18%
22%
103
42%
*102
18%
13
97
43%
103
♦102
103
40
9,200
43
18%
22%
*28%
30% July 12
27
42%
43%
42%
*101
13%
1
7
42%
43%
*101% 103
18Va
18%
22%
No pur
66% Mar
85%
13
No par
(W
31
48
27%
85%
22%
Sheaffer
20
22
27
18%
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
10
31
52% Dec
44
102%
18%
36% Feb
Dec
32 % Jan
43 Va
102
79%
1
1,000
lb3
11% Jan 31
17
44
*147
42%
43% Dec
8
163
42%'
24 % Dec
Nov
274
*147
*55%
5
45
2\3
163
1
18
36% Jan
273
*146
No par
&
Jan
4
270
163
78%
5
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil
56
Mar 15
267
274
270
*147
86%
Gas
49 % Apr
31
7
86
*267
166
24%
1
61% Dec
15% Jan
86%
86
270
*150
52
common
42% July 19
29% Jan
11,500
8b'A
No par
Co
Servel
10
l,2u0
31
86
5
&
26
Dec
2b
30%
86%
120% 124
1
Corp
Roebuck
9% Apr
Nov
May 18
Sears
26
41
25%
31'/a
5
common
11 Va Apr
52
25%
31
40
(The)
Seeger Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
55
25%
*90%
$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
Seaboard Oil Co
1
26
7% Nov
Co
Seaboard Finance Co
14
59% Apr
Electric
7,700
31%
100
1
50'A
25%
100
preferred
7
22
Jan
preferred
49
31%
36
conv
51
25%
103
3.65%
50%
25%
25
common
51'A
31%
No par
Co
Mfg
24 % Aug
79 % Nov
Jan
No par
preferred
760
2,0ud
50%
31%
*95%
87% Jun
39% Nov
18% May 24
15c
—
4.30%
July 18
57% Mar 18
7
5
1.40
Co common
94
106
25%
No par
Scovill
92% May 18
21% Jan
12
Corp
Paper
94
32
$4
39% July 15
131
Corp
42%
106
25%
$3.40 preferred
7
Mar
10
10
Electric Co
94
51%
86%
100
Schenley Industries Inc
78% Jun
108 % Jan
Mar 14
30
Dec
45% Dec
July 21
Mar 31
22
69% Mar 14
33% Dec
108
Sangamo
17
107
19
4
20
42 Va
105%
105 Va
*262
5
4.40% series A
Diego Gas & Electric Co
93 Va
106%
31%
100
Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd
14% Feb
6
85% Jan
•
San
27% Jan
28
113% Jan
St
3
42%
42%
94
93
106
25%
100
preferred
93 Va
94
106
106%
49%
51
51
Southwestern Ry Co—_100
noncum
30% Jan
*
Jan
31
Jan
7
5%
July 13
19y4Jan
33% Jan
Dec
17% Jan
42
49% Jun
105
98
89% Mar 23
114
St Louis
10
12
103
31
102% Jan
1
15
94% Jan
23
25% Jan
102
6
Jan
22
66% Nov 22
98
27
Jan
42%
94%
106%
94
*106
10
Preferred series A 5%
88 % Jun
320% Apr
42%
100
No par
Co common__No par
St L San F Ry
13
.170
17
Mar 14
26
July 14
34% Jun
33% Mar 14
31
22
Jun
26
,
14
5
10
.
55
6
22% Jan
30
17% Apr
11
4
14%
2,900
102
23%
26
53,200
154,600
102%
14%
10,200
84 %
84%
210
43
43 %
4,600
a*
40
40 Va
6,100
90
90
91
14%
14Va
14'A
4,900
9%
9%
9%
1,100
380
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
523/4 Jan
4
79% Oct
4
44% Oct
29
48% Dec
8
71% Jan
4
112% Dec
8
32 7a Jan
4
45
Dec
Highest
73'A Jan
18
98% July
42% May 18
lobJ/8 Jan 18
31
42
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
8
102% Mar 11
.
50% jun
99% Jan
12
102
8%-Jan
6
13
Standard Oil of New Jersey
preferred series A
Equip Mig Co
3%%
Mar 28
Jun
Standard Ry
28
117a Jan
4
20% Dec
30
18% July 15
22% Feb
14
Staniey Warner Corp
427a Feb
5
53% Oct
22
40J/4 May 26
50
Feb
11
Starrett Cq
30 7a May
5
36
60% July 23
11 7a Jan
5
42% July 30
13% Dec 14
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
15% Aug
5
15
36 7a Feb
17
0
42%'Mar 14
52% Jun
22'A Apr
30
30% Feb
15
24'A May 12
29
19 Va P'eb
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
<>
36% Aug
13'/a Jan
4
20
Dec
15
23% May 23
18% Nov
4b'A Dec
18% Jan
6
23
16 % Feb
23
19'/a Jan
4
21
21'/Wan
4
27% Dec 29
26% Jan
6
30% Feb
23'A Aug
5
29'% July
5
Storer
..
——-
107a Nov 23
14 V4 Dec
20
30 V2 Jan
48
30
9% July 12
Inc_
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
Stix Baer & Fuller Co—
5
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
19"% Aug 24
19 % Jan
Drug
Sterling
13
15
20
57c prior preference
Stone & Webster
July 14
17
Broadcasting
No par
1
Co
4
8 % Jan
Feb
12%
1
683/4 Dec
30
113% Jan
7
89
Nov
4
Studebaker-Packard Corp-:
1
63
Jun
6
Sunbeam
4
41% Jun
7
1274 Jan
Nov~24
15% Jan
42% Mar
37% Aug
11
4
167a Apr
13
1
4
Sun oil Co
Dec
30
9778 Jan
20
70
Dec
30
67 74 Feb
11
11874 Aug
9
1157a Apr
5
11872 Jan
21% Jan
6
27 y4 Juu
u
Aug
1
Jun
75 72 Mar
11
Jan
4
635
Jan
8
1272 Dec
816
4
147. Jan
327s May 11
7572 May 17
8472 Dec 30
7
28
Jan
a
740*
1
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12% Jun
6
2
Sunshine Mining
1,040
Mar
1
29% May 20
58% May
2
20% Dec
31
1874 Feb
8
11
50
Nov
30
46
Jun
2
26
2472 Nov
10
20
Mar 30
413/4 Feb
4
28
45% Mar 15
52 7a May
2
Swift
31% Jan
4
517a Sep
48% Dec
16
41
49% Jun
6
Sylvania Elec Prod
96
Dec
28
147 % Dec
817a Jan
13
Mar 14
917a Apr
15
1057a Jan
14
16
1287a Jan
18
47a Feb
24
774 Dec 29
672 Jan
6
147a Jan
27
187* Nov 28
173% Jan
10
14
25
33
25'/a Jan
b
Jan
Dec
10
Nov~16
577a Jan
477a
Nov~23
417a Jan
83'/a Jan
Talcott Inc
6
Texas
Dec
108
July
35
Jan
4
Mar 14
44% Jun
21
Texas
Gulf
12% Aug
1
26% July 12
4778 Jan
6
16% Jan
28
Texas
Instruments
16
28.3% Jun
9% Dec
107
Jan
13
153/4 Dec
15
97a July 11
13% Jan
13
Sub
Jun
7
Texas
11
172
Dec
27
147
9
66
Dec
29
61
Jan
6
79
4
1274 Dec
31
12
Jan
6
10
20% July
5
23 7a May 20
46% Mar
6% Jan
Mar 14
170
May 27
13 5% Jan
5
197a Nov
19
18
Jan
13% Jan
7
197a Dec
23
16 7a
July 20
19% Mar
38"% Jan
A
497a Dec
23
46
Feb
53
87a Jan 22
IT
July 30
•
117a Mar 16
11
9
Dec
29
393% May 17
44
Jan
7
43
Dec
15
2
63A Jun
1% Mar
9
7
8% July
1
12
Sep 24
53;
Dec
31
Dec
8
427a Oct
18
927a Jan
7
104
2
7% Jan
13 '/a
1
Aug
4
IDA Jan
63% Mar
153/4 Feb
11
45% July 28
101
Jan
18 7» July 20
27% Nov
16
24
Jan
17
343% Jun
26 V4 Dec
1
273/e Nov
16
263/4 Jan
5
28 3% Apr
7
36 7eJan
4
523% Dec
31
48
Jan
6
60% Aug
5
12% Jan
5
157a Aug
6
13% Jan
3
1874 July 26
477a Aug
25% Feb
2
40 7% Dec
31
137s Jan
12
30% Dec
30
157a Api
19
IS3/® jan
4
55% Oct
26
13
Apr
23
42
213A Aug 16
277a Dec 31
May 28
58% Jun
2
187a Jan
357a
21
Jan
287i Jun
5974 Apr
5
15
6
607a NOV
20
193% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
22 72 July 22
53
Dec
31
52
Mar
8
531% Feb
2
307* Nov
19
25
Mar 14
14
52 74 Dec
54
Dec
30
52
18
337a Apr
597a Apr
18 74 Jun
3074 Dec
31
257a Mar 14
31% Jan
1674 Jan
6
8
1
Jan
14
13
133/4 Jan
19% Dec
6
15% July 12
20 % Jan
19
417a Jan
5774 Dec
6
4774 July 19
60
Jan
19
167% Nov 30
10% July 28
183% Mar
6 3/4 Jan
4
'
1178 May
0
163/4 Jun
15
Udyllte
29
May
4
437a Jun
28
4
11
22
22
18%
18 7a
19 7a
2074
2074
300
500
'14,000
28
1674
28%
28%
28%
8,000
23%
24
2374
23 7a
3,tu0
'9%
10
-
55
9%
10
30,000
104
74 72
74%
*116% 118
25
2574
26%
27
387a
39
*827a
84
11
11%
*920
975
55%
55%
55%
37%
37%
15%
167a
*103
104
*3678
37 '/2
1,100
16
7,600
15%
*103
747a
74 72
118
10%
11
975
*920
104
7474
*116
*116%
24%
2672
38
*82
1,000
74 74
1,700
118
130
25
26%
38%
24%
24%
29,300
2674
26 7a
13,800
38%
38'%
6,400
83
83
83
10%
10%
*920
10O
6,200
975
100
27%
27 7s
27 74
2,700
46%
4772
47%
473A
2,600
*12»/*
22 74
22y4
5174
517a
6,000
4574
45 7a
11,600
*977a
*136
8 7a
227a
51%
45 7s
98%
141
8%
277s
22'A
51%
46%
*977a
98%
*137
141
8 72
8%
51
45
,
98 7a
*136
300
98 7a
300
500
140
87a
83/4
30,400
227a
227a
23
23
*317a
313/4
317.
313/4
2,000
12%
13 7s
12%
13%
7,500
*22 7a
23 7.
53 74
407a
41%
40
40%
53
x
23
53 7a
102 7a
28
407.
53
53
103
28 74
74
53 7a
53 7a
1013/a
102 74
7a
27%
28
40%
40
2 7 5%
28
40 Vo
40%
400
1023%
101
7a
40%
12'%
12 7a
12%
12'%
,
12%
12%
127a
27
27 74
26
%
26%
*26 %
27%
*26 7a
593%
60 %
593/4
60%
59 7a
60%
57%
1
10
_„100
154
10%
9%
*150
154
9%
9%
155
74 7a
74 3/4
76
50c
197a
18 7a
19
No par
12 7a
12 7B
*26 7a
27
58
58%
2,300
11,000
28,400
7a
12 74
21,800
5,200
27
600
5874
12,900
22 74
21%
22 7a
.
150
9%
10
75%
183/4
r
9%
9,300
183/4
18
21%
163/4
300
152
747a
217a
16%
.
743A
187a
22 74
16%
152
747a
19
22
9 7a
9%
152
*148
150
753%
75
4,700
18%
15,800
217a
21%
4,400
16%
163/4
7a
16%
1,700
5
16'%
16%
16 %
No par
497a
49 Va
49 Va
*49
50
*49 7a
50
*49
50
123%
12%
12 74
1274
*12 7a
127a
*12V8
1272
*12
127a
200
12
12%
12%
113/4
12
11%
11%
1172
113/4
10,800
46,
46
46
453/4
453/4
*45 7a
23/4
*2 7a
23/4
4,900
143/4
143/4
14%
100
46 7a
9,100
1
50
*45%
463A
Corp_No par
3 74
374
15
*14 7a
common—5
100
1
Underwood Corp
8 3% Aug
10,900
*20%'' 21
*103
53
(The)__
13% Jan
12,000
13 7a
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
1
Preferred series A (conv)—___50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.307c conv 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
6
28
36
3174
467a
I
2'%
*14 Va
15
47%
46%
101
101
*100
27%
15
46 3%
101
274
*14 7a
467a
*99 7a
2
23/c
*14 7a
15
46 7a
4772
*99 7a
101
31%
31
313%
313/8
317a
303/4
74
283%
28
28 74
28
28%
28%
577s
573/8
28
TXL Oil Corp
6,300
49%
27%
3574
12%
—25
403% Mar 18
49
28
30 3/4
31
5
600
13 7a
10
293/4 Aug
1574
35%
21%
35%
*21%
18
10
56%
37%
157a
100
2,500
15 74
31
No par
Associated
22
27%
36%
21%
18%
21
28%
24%
7,500
58 74
12%
28
(J R)
41% Dec
28
9%
56%
37%
103
common
327a Dec
14%
49%
19 7a
43 74
57 7a
*42
30 7.
Timken Roller Bearing
No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)
5
Trane Co (The) _a_:
2
Transamerica Corp__
2
Trans World Airlines Inc_____
5
Transue & Williams Stecil—No par
Tri-Continental Corp common
:1
$2.70 preferred
50
243/4 July 13
20
24% Mar 11
56
Jun
14%
49%
19
57
*22%
$1.20 convertible preferred
48% July 12
37 % Mar 14
/ 253A Jan
18%
43
56%
14,200
12
13%
No par
Water
18%
*41%
56%
15%
50
100%
U7/a
317a
Oil—
Tide
19%
43
♦100
12ya
6,000
49y8
223/4
52 7a
Ry Co
Thompson Products Inc
4% preferred
22
49%
27%
35%
21%
18|%
*20'A
28%
24
100%
113%
13,900
55,100
Trust—
Utilities Co
Thompson
607a Mar 24
56%
15%
49 7a
13,500
136
13
_1
fThird Avenue Transit
105 7a May 10
25
457a
46 7a
,98 7a
98 7a
138
138
8%
8%
27 7a
$2.50 convertible preferred
18
*41%
49"%
*100
48
102 74
The Fair
7
100%
12%
xl9">
134 74
49%
27%
283/4
ctfs ex-distribution
Thermoid Co
12%
49%
4774
22'A
5178
45%
106%
$2.40 conv preference—'
July 25
*100
139%
124
31
No par
$1.25 conv preferred
473/4 July 25
50%
27%
52%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
30
6
8974
Xo0
48%
22 7.
5174
27%
Inc
Land
Pacific
X887a
51
27%
104 7a
Textron American Inc common
4
Jun
share
&
Texas
July 12
12% Jun
Co„
Sulphur
Pacific
Texas
90
50%
22%
4.48'A conv preferred series A—25
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
10
6
643AJuly25
89%
51%
140%
4874
22'A
51
25
Texas Gulf Producing
38
90%
27V4
2.50
11
Oct
503/a Dec
16
104
9%
10
56%
56%
*37%. 38%
15%
15%
*103
104
73%
73%
116% 116%
x25
25"A
x277a
27%
x37%
38%
*83
84
10"%
11
*920
975
—373
Co—
317a Apr
Dec~23
19
<■
38%
Shares
Aug. 5
1
^
May 16
14
5
10 <
56%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 4
5
Corp
Aircraft Corp
Temco
28%
24%
Sales for
'
Thursday
9
(James)
Telautograph
42%
20
574 Jan
l
Tennessee Corp
7
No par
Corp
25
41
7.50
com
__No par
Symington Gould
62% Jun
6
29
Inc
2.0'A
.
25
July 25
3.77a Apr 26
1778 May
2
17
NOV
5
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)___
3
25
88
4
50
& Co
$4 preferred
3
8% Mar
25
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
July 26
99
113/s July 19
387i
21
150y4 Jun
10c
Superior Oil of California.
Superior (Steel Corp__
buinerland Paper Co
Feb
2^.'% Jun
12.50
Co
30V2 Jan
16
30
2nd pid series of '55
5727c
86V2 Mar
Jan
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4727c preferred series A
1
40% July 25
10% Mar 11
3
preferred
90%
50%
139'A
49'%
15
"15
49%
50%
27%
28
35%
36
*21%
22
18%
18%
20'A
20%
28%
28%
24'%
24%
*103
73%
74
117
117
25%
257/s
2772
28
37%
3872
*82%
83%
10 Va
11
970
970
277a
28
4874
49
*227»
22 7a
517s
517*
45%
46%'
*97 7a
98%
*137
140
8%
8%«
No par
common
Class A 47a%
11
257s May 12
713A Jan
15%
Sun Chemical Corp common
1
$4.50 series A preferred
No par
Wednesday
Aug. 3
89%
90%
' ,50%
51%
138
139%
49%
49%
*100
100%
12
12%
19%
19%
42
42
56
57
100%
12'A
19%
42%
57
15
50%
27%
36
22
18%
9%
56%
37%
10
__No par
Corp___
"Wnen Issued"
101
105
56%
*14%
49%
27%
35%
22
18%
20%
28 •
24%
10
J—1
5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
49%
'*100
12
19
*42
par
3
8
Mar 25
iNo
E S
5
Jan
17'A Jan
12
(The)
Chemical Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
Stauffer
92%
51'%
1.40%
49%
10
100
1
5
Standard Oil of Ohio common
20
Tuesday
Aug. 2
89%
50%
137%
25
15
Standard Oil of Indiana
144% July 27
Mar 14
Monday
Aug. 1
Par
Standard Oil of California—No par
8
53% Jun 24
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
46%
46%
101
101
46
10
;
*
40
70
101
31 Va
30%
31%
5,300
28%
28%
28%
11,300
60%
8.200
17
17
17
17%
17
17%
163A
17
163/4
16%
6,800
48 74
51
47%
49%
473/4
503/4
49 74
49%
49 7a
503/4
8,500
44 74
46
44
45
44 7a
44%
42%
43%
43 7a
27,200
29
31 %
293/4
30 74
293/4
30%
29 7a
307a
29%
30%
13,700
23
22 7a
22%
*21a/8
223/4
200
26%
27%
8,900
7a
5874
217a
300
*223/4
27%
*58 74
21%
*51
74
23
57 74
*223A
57%
23
577a
*223/4
58
573/4
1
59 7a
C593/8
273%
26%
27 74
277a
27%
263/4
27 74
58%
58 74
58 74
*58 7.
583/4
573/4
42%
58 74
21'%
53
21%
*51
28%
29
28%
*52%
53
*52 7a
22
53 74
21
537.
2174
217.
21
21%
*51
*57
*51 7a
2,600
*517a
30
297.
29%
53
53
53
53
53
29%
*523/4
2974
53 7.
29%
53
28%
53 7a
200
14,900
29%
29%
29%
29 74
297a
293/e
29
29%
28%
29%
15%
16
16
16%
16 7.
16 74
36
16 7.
16
.
5,100
16 7.
*47
50
*47
50
1,300
'
*47
50
*47
50
47
50
-.
11
11
1178
1174
117a
11%
117a
1174
11
1174
3,400
30
31
30'%
30%
3074
307a
29%
30
29%
30y4
31,100
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 7a
15%
2,400
38%
8%
93 3%
x963/4
98 7.
277.
273%
29%
29%
*109
1097a
38%
8%
92 7a
963%
277.
"297a
397/a
38%
39
38%
385/8
8%
83/4
3,100
u
7
143% Dec
Feb
24
383% Dec
77a Jan
4
433% Jan
8
75
70% Feb
16
89
27
11% Jan
Nov
v
23
4
21% Jan
10% Aug 16
25
16
July 12
July 23
28% Dec
9
15
113
Sep
28
3
99
Oct
14
7
94
Apr
7
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
387a Jan
10574 Jan
11
1047a Jan
92% Aug
Jan
85
99
4
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
4574 Jan
5974 Nov 24
154
48
1037a July
Dec
20
51% Aug 23
33
69
Carbide
Union
Chem
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
29
14
Jun
49
27
1023/4 July
10
No par
113
Jan
5
Preferred $4.50 series—I
96
Aug
2
100
Apr
7
Preferred
$3.70 series
_No par
87
Mar 16
92
July 27
Preferred
$3.50 series
No par
108%
100
Jan
14
Preferred
104 7a Mar 29
No par
series
$4
25
May 12
59
Feb
7
Union
Oil of California
Jan
17
178
Apr
27
Union
Pacific RR Co common
507a Jun
30
52
Jan
4
50
139
263% Jan
327a Jun
6
3
May 16
94
Jan
26
22
106
Jan
3474 Jan
497a July 25
6
156
110
12 8
1
1073/4 Apr
197. Sep
23
173% Jan
3
Dec
29
507a Dec
23
447a Jan
18
55 74 Jun
Jan
12
34 74 Jan
20
25
43% Apr
1
70% Apr
29
807a Jan
7278 July 18
6
Mar 15
32% Aug
103% Jun 29
1087a Feb
27
2
United
30
50
—No par
5
100
preferred
Air Lines Inc common—10
Preferred 47a%
series of 1952_.100
of
America—No par
United Biscuit
preferred
No par
United
Board & Carton Corp
United
Carbon Co
__10
No par
$4.50
15
July 25
Car Co—
convertible
5%
5674 July 29
37a Feb
387a May 26
63% Dec 13
Jan
Tank
United Aircraft Corp common
July 26
29
27
_50
noncumulative preferred,.
4%
Union
10
Apr
Jan
20
& Materials Corp—10
Mar 22
66
1037a Oct
No par
Union
103
29
Carbon
&
1
30
26
3
40
20
317a Jun
20
383% Dec
Paper Corp
31% Apr
7974 Dec
1197a Dec
Union Bag &
6
1063% Feb
11
Union
6
6
11
22
No par
Asbestos & Rubber Co
_5
Jan
11
257a Nov
4
1
(The)
2774 Jan
20
24
217b Apr 27
9674 Jun
31
80 3% Mar 14
297. Jun
873A Jan
Jan
Jan
Corp
39
39 7a
8%
8a%
92 74
94
98 74
993/4
277.
273/4
293%
29%
1097a 1107a
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99
90
907a
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102
53 7a
5474
163 7a 165
50%
517a
30%
727a
74
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29%
45
140%
307a
105
25 74
52
453/4
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317.
105
257a
52 7a
387a
83%
93 7.
96
96
91%
917a
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52%
102
533%
1637. 163%
503/4
503/4
293A
307.
727a
73
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443/4
46 7.
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150
30%
32%
*1047a 1067a
25%
517a
25%
51 y2
109
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*100
52%
1633/4
503A
307.
737.
*103%
4574
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32
83/a
8%
93
937a
93
93 7a
2,200
97 74
94%
96
94%
9674
18,100
277.
27%
293/e
29%
96
*99 7a
163
161
3/4
'
4% Jan
8
4
67a Nov
0
9
Jun
28
11
Aug 17
637a Jun
29
88
Aug 23
12
May 25
173% Dec
17
6
Jan
b'/4 Jan
78
73% Feb
7
13% Aug
8% May 17
Jun
27
787a Jan
15% Feb
25
18 74 Jan
66
11% Jan
4
15 74
July 20
13 7s Mar 14
457a Jan
4
57
Dec
517s Feb
2
317s Aug
1
383% Aug 19
36% Jun
9
18% Dec
18
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
31
6
337a Mar
4
117a Jan
12
17a Jan
4
272 Sep
15
387a Dec
30
31
Jan
Mar 14
17
,
12
United
3
United
Mar 31
60 *. May 9
363/4 Jun 13
Corp
United Dye
7%
4
11
United
4
11
United
233
Nov
18
Gas
United Gas
6
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
3
United Park City Mines Co (The)__l
1
Aug
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
4
33% July
U S
&
6
5774 July 28
U
Freight
Jun
16
U
29
1847a Feb
15
4
393% Jun
28
179
Apr
19% May
54 74 Mar 11
7% May
May
34
87 3%
Dec~31
4
13 % Dec
31
5
407. Dec
31
817a Jan
18
12% May 12
4074 Jan
5
285
90
Jan
1674 Mar
43% Jun
U
15
U
1
Foreign Securities
Co
—1
No par
20
7% preferred
100
S Hoffman Machinery com_-1.05
S
Gypsum Co common
47.%
3
3
S
137a
issued"
Jan
Mar 14
15%
57%
31%
2
4 7s
preferred
S Industries
4Va%
Inc
a
common
preferred series A
17
15
39% Mar
Improvement Co
16%
13
57
10
Corp__
177a
574
763/4
6%
5
23% Jun
3
214
L
Fruit Co
58
737a
*577.
5
*76
6%
127a
737a
57
No par
United Engineering & Foundry
United
23% Jan
35
177s
-—
Electric Coal Cos
3178 Aug
227a Jan
5
(Del)
1
Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
"When
1147a Jan
100
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
6,
11
*557a
57a
*753A
6%
*. 12Va
*72 7a
No par
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
:
100
1
50
317a
37%
203/8
*203/8
38
203/4
203/4
2%
3%
31%
32%
55
56
267
267
182
182
357a 357/a
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84
137s
143/8
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4272
xl5
567.
31%
37%
207.
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3 7a
57.
763/4
6%
123/4
737a
161
157a
57
31%
38
203/4
21
3%
31% 32
547a 54 7a
262
267
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35
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133/4
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84
14
4272
13,100
3,200
1,100
50 5/a
505/4
303/4
30 %
31
303/4
317a
5,500
733/4
75
74%
76%
15,900
104
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1047a
200
44%
4574
23,400
74 74
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104
4674
44
150
7a
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31%
32%
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24 7a
6%
53
50%
257a
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50%
106 7a
5 7a
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102
51VJ
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10
260
162
52 74
52%
52
53%
163%,
110
96
917a
102
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16,300
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903/4
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913/4
102
5,700
295/a
109%
27%
109
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96
273/8
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277a
29%
109
109%
50
51
457a
58
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145
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145
3174
32 74
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10
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51
50
50
2,000
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58
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5
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763/4
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6 3/4
6
10,300
763/4
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13%
13%
58
5
5
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6%
100
11,500
25
76 3/4
63/4
313/4
106 7a
*105
United-Carr Fastener—
(Delaware)
2,400
94
*104 7a
51
8 5/a
6 5A
24,400
13%
11,800
12%
123/4
13 7.
73 74
74
72
74
17
16%
167/a
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16%
600
*163/4
15
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6,200
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3%
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35
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21
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31%
130
15 7a
15 7.
56%
567a
21,700
31%
3274
313/4
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24,800
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377/a
373/4
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2,000
14,600
56%
31%
73
56
1574
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31%
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20 /a
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55%
203/4
203/a
20%
203/4
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20%
t
3%
3%
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239,800
313/4
31%
317a
5,300
55
57
1,600
268
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270
268
279
4,100
182
182
182
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182
557a
357a
84
54 7a
34%
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14 7a
42 7a
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84
,
35%
83
83
14%
1474
143/a
43
43
43
30
10,500
100
15,800
200
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24
Monday, August 8, 1955
(523)
13% Mar 17
24
8% Dec
4
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
3
68 'A Dec
6
Jail
1,1
Nov
39
7
91
Oct
103
Dec
2j % Jan
11
46% Dec
6
163 % Oct
4
59% Dec
Jan
75'A Mai
49
22
172% Jun
23
60'A Feb
18
11
65'A Aug
5
57 % J uiy
6
Jan
61
24
18% Oct
Jan
26
38 V2 Mar 16
Jan
7
13% Nov
4
23
11% July 14
10
Jan
$
14% Apr
21
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
4
3
Dec
31
1% Jun
14
3% Jan
3
May 26
21% Jan
S
11'A May 12
20% Dec
31
16
8
44% Dec
31
40'A May 17
22'A Jan
12
32 % Sep
16
30^* Fen
Jan
18
169% Nov
26
18% Jan
11
32 >A Nov
154
45%
109%
19%
38
38
38
38
13%
13%
13%
*13%
pfd_5
11
11%
11
11%
99
99
99
100
164'A
104%
com—1
29%
29%
23
161% Jan 2B
26% Mar 19
82'A July 18
63 % Jan
5
83% Dec
31
34'A Jan
21
42'% Dec
31
preferred
7
Universal
49% Aug
5
Utah
47% Apr
28
91
Mai
Fer
preferred
& Light
4%%
lnc
Co
Pictures
*163
29%
65 'A
603
51%
52 vb
51%
52%
95.2C0
161%
161'A
161%
13'A
11%
11%
11
11%
98'A
99
1%
2
19%
38
13%
48%
98%
80
2 Va
6,103
29 u
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300
400
323/4
70
164
-102
29 Vb
29%
29 vb
203
43
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32%
164
164
20
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43
32 JA
164%
1,400
30
84
83%
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84
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49%
83 'A
83%
98
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48%
2,700
2
20'A
32%
29'A
11
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43
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1,200
11
2
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330
13%
20
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2,200
38
2
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32%
19%
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99
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1,403
162
38
19%
38
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83 »A
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52
38'A
29 %
980
168%
51%
65 'A
38
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20
320
12,403
65
19%
33
46'A
52%
19%
49
49
166
167
42'A
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45%
04%
19%
84%
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—100
No par
Co
Power
5'A
20%
42'A
44
101 %
2
20
20%
*19
50
1
99 %
346%
99
1%
32%
170
Jan
2
1%
43%
Universal
31
*13'A
101%
4
52
162
162
162%
25
92%
91%
53
vb
19%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
4
Leaf
52
162%
162
32 %
3
8%
52%
Tobacco com_No par
66'A Mar
18
xbl'/s
*tl
91'A
13,300
'65
No par
35
Feb
bzVa
200
39%
53'A
*64
19%
preferred
convertible
4%
65
51%
-1
23
May
*64
2,900
73
38%
107
163
51%
04 %
*72%
39'A
38%
46%
46
5,900
9
104%
101
92%
168
bz
64'A
Paper lnc common—2
Wall
46'A
51'A
53
102%
Corp
preferred
convertible
$6
United
109
-
52
73
23'A
'8-/4
10;*%
*72%
102
102
169%
45%
46%
170
*90%
92%
100%
9
103
39%
19%
noncumulatfve preferred
Stockyards
*90'A
73
39
3a%
100'A
92'A
100
10U
No par
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd
4
1% Jan
*90%
73
33%
23 vb
105
*8%
9
105
*72%
104%
*72
38%
*8%
Shares
Aug. 5
23%
2 3
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Aug. 4
23%
1037«
9
103
73
38 VB
100
preferred
United
"8%
.
107
73
100
preferred
1st
a
105 %
—5
common...
Tobacco Co common
7%
2
6% Jan
26% Jun
Co
noncum
7%
3
73'A Jan
*0%
....
Sales tor
PRICES
Aug. 3
23 Vb
23 %
23
23'A
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 2
Aug. J
23
1
Smelting Ref &i Min com__50
1%
preferred
—
50
XJ S Steel Corp common
16%
14
15% Jun
17
Par
common
S
U S
38% Aug
35 72 Mar 17
12 V» Jan
8%
U
14
Apr
19% Feb
3
17% Jan
11
16% Jun
35
166
156% Mar 14
4
Jan
U S Rubber
51% Jun
18
40 % May 16
143
6
May 12
157'A Jan
17
5
July
Co
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Tuesday
Monday
10
20
10
S Plywood Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A_
100
3% % preferred series B—100
U
6
91'A Aug
107
19
Jan
Lines
preferred—
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
U S Playing Card Oo_:
1
42% July
9
Jan
S
4%'Jo
109% July 22
6
21
39% Mar 14
6
64% Sep
13
14
84'/a Mar 21
29
54% Jan
9 % Feb
97
7
37% Jan
i
35
6
134 »/4 Jan
15
70
26
13
70'A Jan.
24% Apr
66% Jan
29
79% Jan
6
8'/a Jan
28
36% Jan
U
Jan
19
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
29
24
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
20 >A Dec
7% Feb
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
*48%
49
48'A
49%
1,500
40 vb
39%
40'A
8,200
V
It
36 Mi Jan
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
lifaJan
4
19% Oct
5
28'A Jan
7
5'A Jan
4
32% Dec 31
7% May 19
30% Jan
8
39 % Feb
11
II
10'/a Apr
4
3
136
Aug 27
130% May 20
li.4% Mar 26
134
July 30
130
65
47 '/a Mar 13
Mar 26
126
57% Dec
4
36% Dec
Jan
4
95% May 26
Jan
4
Jan
4
Jan
11
33% July 28
112% Jun
2
28
114
101
Jun
Nov
9
101
Feb
10
107
101'A Jan
40% Dec
4
4
29
37 va Jan
31
30
Jan
11
68
Jan
1
15% Jan
19
57
Mar 25
13
May 17
16% Dec
6
30
31
Oct 21
Mar 26
76
Dec
26% Apr
2
May 23
Ry Co
preferred
May
6
6%
3
Visking Corp
31% Feb
I
23
74% Jan
11
3
12% Jan
I
24
14% Mar
31% May
15
15%
37%
37%
37%
1,100
7 »/8
7 Vb
6,103
62%
62%
1,300
32%
10,000
63'A
7
61 'A
62%
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129
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129%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
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91%
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91%
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42
'133
39%
43 'A
100
136%
133
41%
39%
41%
92
41%
41
41%
40%
vb
32
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91%
90 %
41
41%
40%
12,703
1,2C3
133
133
132
132
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133
133
*
33
%
bz
33%
91%
No par
62
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*129
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7%
62
62
1,2.0
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7%
7%
7'A
7%
62%
63%
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38
37%
38
38
IVb
7
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5,300
com__10
40%
41
40%
41 %
41'A
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114'A
116
114 %
115'A
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115
114%
115
100
100
100
101'A
102%
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107
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44
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25
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32%
32
41
105%
44
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44%
32%
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20
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30
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30
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81%
81
13%
13%
17
%
90
31%
*89
89
5
10
(The)
preferred
7%
3/'A
37%
5
Vulcan Detinnuig Co common
18% Mar 23
28% Apr
15
38
preferred
partic
90% Mar
33
15
100
Virginian
44% July 28
0
30% Dec
71'% May 19
25 % Jan
25'% Jan
39%
15
Works common
Virginia Elec &c Power Co
$5
preferred
$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
13
Feb
106
21
40%
15
preferred
div
6%
5
103
Jan
10
40'%
15 %
Ry com_l(JO
Va-Carolina Chemical com
117'A Jun
Oct
116
40%
15
noncumulative preferred__100
3 % %
7
41'A Aug
Jan
33
x40
rS%
10
Pacific
6c
Victor Cnemical
S
11
146% Apr
Aug
104% Nov
July 19
19
99
132
VsIA
15
lnc
Co
bin eve
5%
21
Jan
51% Mar 29
36% Feb
152'% Aug 30
27
94
Raaite
V icks
24
37% Jan
Feb
91
11
48'A Oct
20
123
133% Jan
13
Jun
31 % May
30
26% Jan
83
40
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6y2
Vick
Chemical
Co
2.50
July 21
133% Jan
1
2.50
Co
Norman
Van
4
32% Jan
6 % Jan
Van
7
19% Mar
13% May 13
Gorp of America
Vanadium
31%
.
31 'A
330
10
88%
89'A
600
11"
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16%
6.0
29%
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29%
88%
17 %
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29%
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81
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81%
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81%
81
81
13%
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13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
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w
60
11% Aug
Mar
13
2
24
Jun
27% Dec
31
27'A Jan
I
51
Jan
72
Dec
9
66% Apr
7% Jan
27
16% Jun
22
101% Aug
2
8% Dec
10
30
RR
9
Walgreen
Walworth
24% Jan
3
&
5 %%
21% Jun
30 ve Mar 14
37% July 22
25% Jan
43 % Dec
29
39
Feb
30% Jan
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
30% Jan
39 '
Dec
23
39
Jan
li
42% July
1
Washington
25% Jan
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
0
41% July
8
Wash
13'% Jan
24 % Dec
20
21% May
4
25% Jan
19'A May 14
26% Dec
2
22% Aug
4
30
9% Jan
5
17'% Dec
17
10% Jan
4
14% Dec
2'A Apr
30
16 % May 16
21% Mar
6
13% Jan
6
16% July
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
33 Ye Apr
24% Jan
5
43% Dec
8
4
40
77% Jan
5
96 '/a Dec
22
85
Feb
15
91
17% Feb
16
23% Dec
17
20
Jan
9
11 va Mar
25% Apr
4
7
104'% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
9% May 20
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
19
41'% Nov
29
35
31
96
Jan
23'A Jail
4
110% Oct 29
105'A Aug 10
8% Jan
4
18'A Dec
Jan
47
27
16% Jan
6
27'/a Apr
&
Indies
110
29
Jun
Jun
13
34'/a Dec
28
30
Jan
6
104
41% Apr
26
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
29
86 % Apr
9
65% Dec
17
58% Aug
2
23% July 26
73% Jan
26
12,000
47%
47%
47
47%
1,000
52%
52%
52%
7.0CO
53 Vb
51'/a
52%
52
3
51%
41%
41 'A
41%
41%
1,500
41%
41%
No par
41%
41'A
41%
*41%
40%
40%
40%
4 C%
40%
41%
2,600
40%
40%
*41
40 %
17%
3 6%
16%
*16'A
3%
3%
3%
3%
36%
87%
36%
87
87
,_1
4
23
2 3 vb
22%
20'A
20%
26%
28%
112'A
C_r
100
5
*102%
103%
*102'A
35
36
common__5
100
45%
46%
*107%
108
1
22%
23
2 8'A
Paper
preferred
lnc
Lines
Air
Auto Supply
4.80%
Western
4 %
&
2 8 '/a
Co common-10
100
preferred
41%
2nd
noncum
preferred
27%
10,000
111%
150
22%
21 %
22%
21%
27%
27
2 7'A
27%
111%
112%
*111 'A
112%
105
*104
105
*102%
103%
*102%
27%
111%
*104
103%
105
*102'A
103'A
39'A
39
37%
38
*46
46%
4 5'A
46
45
45%
*107%
110
107
107%
£0
*107%
110
110
22'A
22'A
22
22%
22%
22%
3.3C0
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28'A
28'A
4,100
28
102
44
44
%
'A
43%
46
66%
*02'A
%
44'/8
44
64'A
*65
44
64 'A
64 %
66%
66
60'A
60
60%
59
60
59%
58%
5 9'A
61
24'A
23%
24'A
50,000
24%
24'A
24'%
24'A
23%
24%
%
%
%
U
273,800
2 8'A
24,700
1 3
%
a
6
32% Fee
Westinghouse
10
23>A
28
28%
28%
28
x5
28%
28
25V* Jan
28%
28%
27% Dec 22
8
83'A Feb
Westinghouse Electric common_12y2
65%
67%
66
67%
66'A
04%
15
x65%
65%
31
64% July
65%
80'A Dec
98% May
5
104
27
98% Aug
99%
9 8'A
5
May 14
132
127
Dec
,
Dec
4
54% Dec
31
4
30 Vb May
82% Jan
127
10
96% Dec
30
May 23
49 ye Mar 14
96% Jan
21% Jan
25%
Oct~28
27
Jan
5
Ja'n
7
27
26
July 29
58% Apr
104
25
10% Aug 16
4
White
Dental
White
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
«
12
July 28
27% Jun
18
22% Jan
•
37
31
10% Jan
e
14% Apr
10
12% Feb
19
17% Oct
20
20% Dec
14
75
Jan
8
White
28
12 y2
preference—No par
Motor Co
5'A%
com
Mfg
1
100
Mar 10
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
14
85
&
Co
Co
9% Mar 18
July 8
13% July 29
Wilson-Jones
$4.25
18% Mar 21
26% May 11
Winn
2
30
35
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
16
140
18% Jan
8
39% Jan
14
40% Apr
21% Dec
23
ft
21% Jan
1
7
96
13
24% Feb
66
69'/a Nov 22
27
Jan
21
& Lovett Grocery
6%
Wisconsin
52% July 20
Woolworth
59% Mai
Worthington
23
54% Dec
3
4
53'A Dec
6
48
77 % Jan
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
7
100'A May 18
Prior
6
179% Jan
8
212'A Apr
Prior
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
6'A Jan
192% Dec
94
22
Nov
12
11% Oct
86
8
Mar 14
Mar 22
9% May
3
o0
11
103'A July
7
12
Feb
July
17
Iron
Wrigley
Service
(F W)
Corp
Jan
54% Nov 16
52% Jan
1
71
6
Yale
21 '/a
Sep
27% Jan
11
27
38
4'A%
Jr
Towne
series_100
(Del)
No par
Mfg
Co
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
61% Jan
13
32% Anr
26
74% Dec 31
92% July 25
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
15
Dec
31
14
17 Ve Jun
Youngstown Steel Door
96
Nov 29
85,
Jan
11% Jan
9
4% Feb 26
„
9
Jan
Jan
6% Jan
7% May 20
0
18
5
28
Young
9
Zenith
Radio
Zonite
Products
May
4.7C0
48%
*101%
22'A
Corp
Corp
48%
49
101%
102
48%
102
10%
11%
11
*25%
28%
12'A
*84
13%
21%
22%
104
*26
26 Vs.
28'A
28'A
12 y2
12%
*84
85
13%
13%
21%
22 %
33%
34
34 Yb
*140%
142
*140%
33%
142
1C3
48'%
101
48'A
102
10%
26%
*26
*28%
29
12%
85
13%
22'A
34'A
142
12%
*04
33%
22
12%
14
1,900
22 VB
2i y8
22
6.3C0
34
9,000
33%
34
*140%
142
23'A
23 Va
23%
23
94
94
95.'4
93'A
94
50'A
50%
50%
51'/8
50%
50%
48%
49%
49%
*95
96
49%
49
49'A
60
100
300
10
3,500
100
100
10
10
10'/a
9%
10
100
*99
68%
70
68,'A
69
68
68%
6 8'A
69
22%
22%
22'A
22%
22'A
22'A
21%
53
53
*52%
53'A
*53%
54'A
22'A
53%
28
28'A
*27'A
28
27%
27%
*53
26%
27
89%
92%
89 Ve
91%
90%
91%
09'A
15%
16%
15%
16'A
16 y8
16'A
16 y8
90'A
i6%
118'A
118'A
.116%
118%
7'A
7%
7%
7%
,117
..
7%
118
7%
9%
68%
68%
4,200
22 vb
22 %
54
10,200
*52
27'A
91%
16'A
16%
nd.
"ked prices;
y
Ex-rights,
no
sales on
f Name
this day.
changed
from
fin
receivership, or petition has been filed for the
Continental
Diamond
Fibre Co.
d Name changed
company's reorganization,
from Deep Rock Oil Corp.
a
Deferred delivery *
changed from Fede
e Name
100
2.200
27%
90
116'A
7%
117
7%
wd When
r
70
95
99
*98
,
5,400
94'A
99
99
•
49'A
49 VB
182
99
7%
18,000
188
182
120
2,OCO
1,800
50%
*178
182
7%
92 y2
95
*180
118
92 y2
x49%
182
28
1
50
No par
1
23
95
9%
No par
No par
142
23
182
195
10
34
*140%
96
*180
10
2C0
*13 'A
94
*95
1,600
11.4C0
13%
23
96
12%
85
*84%
94%
49%
12%
85
23
51%
14,000
26'A
29%
29
94'A
48%
10%
10'A
*25%
23
50%
10%
460
102
10%
23
*95
4 8'A
1C1
26%
29%
5
(L A) Spring & Wire.No par
10% Mar 23
134
100
conv
1
Dec
10
10
series
25'A July 26
67%jan
6
May
63% Jun
13
&
48%
49'A
13'A
33'A
10
common
4'A%
York
20
21'/a July
52% July
8
51'% Jun
27% Apr
60 % Apr
15.7C0
1,100
84
*140%
10
Wyandotte Worsted Co
37
13
1
Co
Corp
(Wm)
27'A
13'A
10
com
Co
preferred
pfd
28'/a
27 %
28%
27%
84
100
Public
Woodward
30% Jan
45% May 12
Co
preferred
July 11
330
30%
28%
12%
33% Aug
148% Jan
103 'A
30
*28%
28%
147% Dec
102%
30%
28'A
12'A
10
103%
2 8'A
28'A
No par
£3%
30%
5
Co
54%
1031/2
30%
No p&v
preferred
13,000
30%
11%
common
54'A
53%
30%
102'A
4 8'A
500
53 %
*127
30'A
103%
26%
6
Apr
*28'A
102
54
76,500
98'A
*127
*103
53%
66ya
3,100
31 %
11%
21
Mar 14
53'A
53%
103
30%
*25%
Jan
Jun
52%
103
99%
lOil
*127
*127
common—1
;
lnc
*99'A
100
100
20
Machine
Prior preference
28% Jan
137,
20
(The S S)
common
preferred
Sewing
10
*127
5
49% July 27
29Va May
100
B
Corp
102% July 25
Jun
78 % Dec
Whirlpool
Ry
Yi
102
*100
Erie
Corp
prior
conv
f
1278 Dec
7
Steel
$5
6
26
22
Wheeling
100
series
Lake
Mar 14
]j>
Jan
&
Jan
95
27% Aug 16
9% Apr
preferred
Wheeling
2
38% Apr
25
Feb
6
Aug
3.80%
34% Jan
30
4
20% Nov
70
Dec
36'% July 28
100% Dec
8
21% Mar
8
29
11
85% Mar 15
3
103% Mar 18
130
%
Rights
:
2,200
24%
new__2.50
Brake
14,403
66
5
Air
10
103
*101
103
*101
103
♦101
102
41
4
July 27
3,950
22%
50'/a Jan
1
900
41
*36'A
46%
22% Jan
% July 25
3o3
9,700
60'A
*63
100
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Western Union Telegraph
16,903
22%
36
vi
*107%
42%
23'/a
23
103%
*35
103
*102
Maryland Ry common__100
88
23
23
*104
22'A
Pulp
88
22%
28
Va
3,400
38%
89
21%
28
38%
37%
88
22%
112'A
3.2G0
87%
22%
105
series
46
*87'A
23
27%
112'A
27%
*112
28'/a
203
?%
38
37
36%
*86%
3 6 vb
Coke
17
18
16%
3%
preferred
&
703
16%
3%
*104
Coal
3,200
18
17%
105
Virginia
23
*17%
17
.
503
22%
17%
23
17%
3%
No par
5
22%
*17%
3%
pfd___100
23%
23%
23%
*16%
3%
com__2.50
4%%
24%
23%
24
23%
17
*16%
Corp
Sugar
*23%
23%
23%
23%
18
18
5
preferred
52'A
52%
*23'A
*104
25
9
3 6'/8
47%
100
49% July 27
28% Jun
36
4 7'A
B
Western
21
49% Jun
Apr
36%
26
46
series
Western
30% Mar 24
102
28
4,800
46
.
Snowdrift
Power
Penn
4'A %
9
20%
46%
preferred
West
14
20%
46 'A
4.10%
25% Jun
3,SCO
20%
20%
Kentucky Coal Co
West
7
11%
36%
4.20%
Apr
22
Oil
convertible
West
48'A May 19
106% Apr
30
July
11
20%
1
10
106
190
102
11'A
36%
1
105% Jun
10
101%
102
11
20%
Co
27
101% Feb
11%
17
17
17
lCl'A
102
36%
24
Apr
19
11'A
20%
23%
West
104% Nov
Jan
101%
11
36%
24
West
7
93
17%
17
17'A
102
11
20%
West Penn Electric Co
28 Vb
17
101'A
3 7 Vb
23%
1
113
'
11'A
5
7
15
23% Mar 14
2.6C0
17 Va
102'A
5
5
107% Jun
17%
17
Co
Aug
5
112
6,100
Mills
Motor
Apr
23 '/a Aug
0
8
Oct
4
2,5c3
1.7C0
13%
20%
Corp
Investment
Wesson
$4
74%
13%
36%
Wayne Pump Co
J
74 VB
13%
No par
Gas Light Co
Knitting
Webster
vb May 27
76'A
13%
20%
Welbilt Corp
Jau
19'% Dec
13% July 26
104'% Jan
3
7
74%
13%
5
Water Power
Waukesha
17
30%
76%
13%
10%
lnc
Pipe
&
Petroleum
Wayne
7
30%
76%
13%
Pharmaceutical
Foundry
Warren
31
Apr
3% July 21
'
Warren
55% July 27
30'A
76%
33%
102
1
100
Co
4
30%
76%
No par
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
62% Mar
30%
30'A
31
30%
1
Bros
18'A Mar 14
22
1
13'A
1
Warner
17
20
Dec
37
Jan
17
30%
13%
*76
2.50
200
1,20 J
76%
3U%
No par
W
&
.
Corp
21% Sep
13% Jan
G
Co
preferred
Wardell
3
13%
10
(Hiram)
Ward Baking Co common
3
13% Jun
100
No par
Co
Walker
15
Jan
preferred
Waldorf System
14% Apr
105
4%%
7
76% July 28
6
10 7b jau
12'% July 15
Jan
9
6
27% Dec
105'% Dec
5'A Jan
19% May
100% Aug
Wabash
85% Mar 25
Tom
17.ICO
*
5,000
3,500
5,000
distributed
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
(529)
New York Stock Exchange
ecu
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
Figures
after
WEEKLY
•
YEARLY
•
Period * Indicate In each
"Interest
headed
column
the month when the bonds mature.
case
point represent one or more 32nds of
decimal
point
a
LOW
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
108.28 Jan
STOCK
10
108.28 Jan
Low
1978-1983
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
JC8
Feb
108
19
Peb
19
.1956-1959
1961
*99
1958-1963
*102.16
*103.22
1956-1958
*99.30
FRICK8
Thursday
104.8
*98.12
*101.6
104.18
*98.16
*101.6
99.4
104.20
*99.4
*101.6
99.14
Bonds (t)
High
*104.12
98.19
101.10
*99.11
the Week
Aug. 5
Low
High
*104
98.15
101.10
*99^2
99
Low
Bales tor
Friday
Aug. 4
High
*104
98.24
101.10
*98.30
yy.2
Low
104.8
*98.21
*101.6
BALI
Aug. 3
High
*104
98.29
101.10
.1960-1965
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
__
Low
104.20
*98.26
*101.6
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 2
High
*104.10
1995
Treasury 3s
AND
Tuesday
Aug. 1
EXCHANGE
Highest
10
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Monday
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Range for Previous
Year 1954
99.8
101.10
*99.20
99.24
102.20
*102.12
102.16
*102.12
102.16
*103.8
102.12
*102.8
103.30
*103.14
103.20
*103.14
103.20
*103.34
103.22
*
*99.28
99.30
*99.26
99.28
*99.27
99.30
*99.28
99.30
99.15
100
.14
.0
102.16
103.22
1958
*99.14
99.16
*99.10
9.9.12
*99.10
99.12
*99.11
99.13
*99.13
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1961
*97.14
97.16
*97.13
97.15
*97.18
97.20
*97.25
97.28
*98.2
1962-1967
*95.31
96.2
*95.28
95.31
*96.1
96.4
*96.7
96.10
*96.18
96.22
Treasury 2 Vis
Aug 15 1963
*96.21
96.23
*96.18
96.20
*96.21
96.24
-■*96.26
96.29
*97.6
97.10
Treasury 2Vis
.1963-1968
*94.31
95.2
*94.28
94.31
*95.1
95.4
*95.8
95.11
*95.20
95.24
Treasury 2 Vis
June 1964-1969
*94.11
94.14
V94.0
94.8
*94.11
94.14
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 1964-1969
_D«e 15
Treasury 2Vis
100.4
Feb
1
100.4
1
Feb
98.6
*94.17
94.20
*94.30
95.2
id
*04.28
95
*94.13
94.16
*94.26
94.30
*94.10
94.13
*99.22
94.26
*94.10
94.13
*94.22
94.26
15
99.20 Feb
7
100.17 Oct
94.7
*34.9
94.12
*94.3
94.6
*94.6
94.9
1966-1971
*94.2
94.5
*93.31
94.2
*94.5
94.8
June 1967-1972
*94.1
94.4
*93.31
94.2
*94.5
94.8
Sept 1967-1972
*93.25
93.28
*93.23
9o.^6
*93.31
94.2
*94.7
94.10
*94.18
Dec 1967-1972
*93.2.9
94
*93.29
94
*94.2
94.5
*94.9
94.12
*99.22
94.26
*98.26
98.30
*98.24
98.28
*98.24
98.28
*98.28
99.0
*99.2
99.6
1957-1959
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
15
100.17 Oct
*94.4
94.9
Treasury 2Vis
SS.20 Feb
94.13
*94.6
Treasury 2Vis
25
100.22 July 29
15
*94.10
Treasury 2Vis
98.29 Feb
1965-1970
Treasury 2Vis
100.12 Aug
1D0.12 Aug 25
7
Jan
100.8
Aug
Jan
100.8
9
1
98.2
*98.3
98.6
*95.31
96.2
*96.8
96.12
Dec 1959-1962
*95.23
95.25
*95.19
95.21
*95.24
95.26
*95.29
96
*96.6
96.10
*96.20
96.32
*96.17
96.19
*96.21
96.23
*96.27
96.29
*97.2
97.6
98
*97.24
Nov 15
Bank
1960
.
for
Development
*98.8
98.24
98.16
*98
*97.24
98.8
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
*98.8
97.24
*97.24
5
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*100.24
101.8
*100.16
101
*100
100.16
*100
100.16
*99.16
26
102.16 Jun
27
23-year 3Vis
May 15 197s
*101.20
102.4
*101.24
102.8
*101.16
102
*101.16
102
19-year 3%s
Oct
15
1971
*103
103.16
*103
103.16
*102.24
103.8
*102.16
103
Oct
Jan
1
1956
*100.8
100.25
*100.16
101
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100.12
100.24
1
1969
*103.16
104
*103.8
103.24
*103
103.16
*102.24
103.8
*102.16
103
1959
*99.24
100.8
1956
102.4
Jan
104.24
*97.31
95.27
10
6
102.24 Jan
17
103.24 May 25
24
100.12 Jun
22
101.4
Mar
July 15
103.12 Feb
7
104
Jan
102.28 Feb
13
*99.4
98.3
*95.25
14
102.8
July 28
104.12 Man 10
102.24 Feb
101.16 Jan
101.20 Feb
99.4
*98
Jan
101.4
Apr
*99.2
98.5
95.23
99.12 Jan
May 25
98
9
102.8
Feb
99.4
*98.2
*95.21
.99.8
99.10 Feb
Apr 20
98
Aug 12
101
*99.2
98.11
95.23
*99.6
1958
1956-1959
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
102.16 Aug
94.24 Jan
99.4
*98.8
*95.21
June 15
Reconstruction &
93.8
94.22
June 1959-1962
International
94.8
99
*98.28
04.
7
3-year 3s
15-year 3 Vis
15-year 2%s_
25
Serial bonds of
98.24
98.24
*98.8
*97.16
*99.24
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
*99
100
*99
*99.16
*97.16
98
*97.8
100
*101
*102.16
98.8
98.8
100
101.16
103
*99.16
100
*99.16
100
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
100
*99
100
*99
100
1950
*99.16
100.8
2s
due Feb 15
1957
*99
100
2s
due
Feb 15
1958
♦98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
2s
due Feb 15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
2s
due Feb 15
1960
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
2s
due Feb 15
1961
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
2s
due Feb
1962
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
2s
♦Hid r.rd asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
f This Issue has not
as
due Feb 15
yet been admitted to Stoc k
RANGE
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Period
<
Last
Sale Price
Week's Range
or Friday's
FOR
WEEK
Exchange dealings,
a Odd lot transactions,
e Cash sale,
r Registered bond transactions.
ENDED AUGUST 5
Friday
Bonds
BONDS
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Low
15
;
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
High
Brazil
(continued)
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Bale Price
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
—
High
City
*90
June-Deo
*90
June-Deo
*87
June-Dec
*84
June-Dec
20
3Vis series No. 21
Issue—
_J«a«-Deo
Corporate Stock I960
103
102 U
10211
45
103Vi
3Vis series No. 22
105 Vi
Jan. 1
Low
No.
*95
June-Deo
3Vis series No. 27
£%
June-Deo
Range since
Bold
*86
3Vis series No. 26
New York
Transit Tnlflcatlon
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
*109.24 110.24
.Qoar-Juns
1961
3s
86
3Vis series No. 19
Issue—
Canal
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 25—
Panama
Bonds
86
3Vis series No. 18
3%s series No. 24
Territorial
99.16
'.
High
79%
86
82
3
86
94%
88
96
84
94
90
79%
88
*90
81
87
June-Doc
*86
84 V2
85
June-Deo
*86
86
3Vis series No. 28
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 29
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 30
June-Deo
88
3Vis series No. 23
Foreign Securities
Brisbane
100
Caldas
WERTHEIM & Co.
Members
.
Cauca Val
Teletype
New York Stock Exchange
NY
Broadway, New York
1-1693
IA 7s
A 6s
f oreign
Government and Municipal
AExternal
*—
lAAntioqula (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—Jan-July
I AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B 1945—Jan-July
*86%
f AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C 1948—Jan-July
*86'/a
1945—Jan-July
*86'/a
1st ser 1957_Aprll-Ocf
2nd ser 1957-April-Oct
*86'/a
1957—Aprll-Oct
*86'/a
I AExternal sinking fund 7s ser D
AExternal sec sink
AExternal
sec
7s
fd
sink fd 7s 3rd ser
57
Fob-Aug
-June-Dec
June-Dec
10-ycar 3%s 1956
30-^car 3AS 1957
S%s 1967
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
E%s 1966
3%s 1962
15-year 3 Vis 1969-
20 year
15 year
6%s 1945
Feb-Aug
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl loan 4s 1964—June-Dec
Berlin (City of) 6s 1958
—June-Dec
5A6Vie external loan 1950_
April-Oct
lABrazil (U 8 of) external 8s 1941
—June-Dec
Etamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
100
100
reduced to 3.5%)
86%
—
1978
89
reduced to
3.375%)
(Central Ry)
99% 100
99% 100
99%
101
16
99%
101
97%
100%
9
100% 100 Vi
27
97
97%
103% 103%
121
156%
101 %
12
105
60
101
64%
5
616%
136
100
—
129%
70
1
101
*100
62%
3
67
67
101 Va
70
*100
*67
June-Dec
61%
71
*100
101
(Interest
66%
June-Dec
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Etamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprlt-Ocl
A
AExternal
Extl
1961
A 8s
assented
A6s
Gonsol
A
7s
assented
A Chinese
of
76
46
76
58%
*45
39%
63%
65%
79%
*45
*84%
85%
3 Vie ttries No.
2
3 Vis series No.
3—
June-Dec
85
85%
25
79 Va
68%
4
85
86
12
79%
85 Vi
12
85%
3ViB series No.
5
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
7
June-Dec
*86
87
85%
87
3Vie series No.
8
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
9
June-Dec
69
69
39%
47%
*76
68%
69%
May-Nov
June-Deo
*45
39%
44r
1960
1960
(City) 5s 1952
4%s 1953
i A Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
2%s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
Cuba (Republic of)
4%s external 1977
39%
70
41
69%
June-Dec
*92%
3Vis series No. 11
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 12
June-Deo
*86
3Via series No. 13
June-Dec
*90
3Vie series No. 14
June-Dec
87
3Vie series No.
*86
15
June-Dec
3Vie series No. 16
June-Dec
June-Dec
*84
For
footnotes
see
page
29.
87%
90
92
92
—■
83
87
87 %
84%
69%
76%
13
11%
14
*45
12%
159% 15.) Va
159%
119
123 %
*122
66 Vi
124
"122
120
123%
66%
66 Vi
*100
100 '/a
*99%
*75%
66>/i
13
66 %
—
„
66 %
110% 110%
June-Dec
For Financial Institutions
SECURITIES
—
-
-
79%
2
•
88
87
84
85
82
87
MARKETS
f!ARL MARKS & HO- iNCe
FOREIGN SECURITIES
SPECIALISTS
85
—
86
50 Broad
St., New York 4, N,
Telephone IIAnover 2-0050
47%
76%
76%
89
„■
—-
92%
*86
3Vis series No. 17
92
90
77%
39%
*45
May-NotJ
April-Ocf
FIRM TRADING
41%
68%
39%
*76
June-Dec
May-Nov
FOREIGN
47%
*76
1961
25-year gold
47%
72%
*45
(City of) 6%s 1950
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
lACopenhagen
78
*45
June-Dtc
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
May-Nov
Mar-8ept
Mar-Sept
40%
68%
58
38%
47 %
45
*45
June-Dec
5s 1951
44%
*76
June-Oec
June-Dec
1957
7s
*76
*45
May-Nov
86
83
*90
3Vie series No. 10
80
86
2
87
41%N
Aprll-Oct
1963
86
*85%
16s
40'%
76
85%
3V4s series No.
1
%
39%
76
*45
86
79%
*65
—
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vie series No.
46
76%
8%
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
77%
77
76
69
66%
57%
68%
68%
1962
Municipal
1927 Jan
54%
40%
76
Mar-Sept
1981—Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
3s ext sinking fund dollar bonds 1970—April-Qct
| A Columbia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
fASlnklng fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May-Now
IA Sinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
Feb-Aug
A6s
56%
76
fund 6s 1961
(Hukuang Ry)
A Columbia
100 %
1961—Jan-July
1961
assented
100%
97 %
47%
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1962
AChllean
103%
97%
5
68
bonds 3s 1993
Mortgage Bank 6%s
A6%s assented 1957
A 6Vis
assented
1961
AChlle
AGuaranteed sinking
100%
28
39%
1963
$
21
98%
98 -U
—April-Oct
sinking fund 6s
sink fund
101%
*45
1962
assented
57%
98%
101
102
63%
5
66%
A 6s
103
54
*76
sinking fund 6s 1962
assented
6s
lACologne
132%
*100
101%
128
121
*__
99%
100
100
*155% 160
67
57%
31
138
32
April-Ocl
1979
1952
Etamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%) 1978
99%
93 Vi
66 %
89
54%
6
57
98 Vi
1957
88
—
97%
-June-Dec
f 6Vis of 1926 due
87
86%
—
88
86%
—
99
April-Ocl
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
Aprtl-Oct
AExternal s f 6 Vis of 1927 due 1957
Aprli-Ocf
Etamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
s
89
AExternal
.
99 Vi
121
86%
89
—
89
86%
99
100 Vi
101%
89
—
—'
99
(Free State)
AFxternal
IA7s
99%
100'/2
(Commonwealth of)—
20 year
fABavaria
*86'/a
Jan-July
20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
Austialla
*86'/a
100
__
*76
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 6s Sept
assented Sept
A 6s
88
5
100 Vi
88
Feb-Aug
1961
ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
A 6s assented Jan
1961
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
IA Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1641
Feb-Aug
5 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1946
April-Oct
Akcrahue (Kingdom of Norway)
4s 1968—Mar-SeP
AExternal sinking fund 7s
Feb
1
88
*45
(Republic) external s f 7s
assented 1942
assented
87
56%
30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-July
(Dept of)
87
86
98 Vi
98 Va
1942—May-Nov
May-Nov
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1960
_ApriI-Oct
A 68
assented
1960
April-Oct
AExternal sinking fund 6s Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
lAChlle
120
PEctor 2-2300
101
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sepl
2Vi 1974
2Vis 1975
25-year
93
81
88
*56%
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-Jufy
Canada (Dominion of) 3 Vis 1961
Jan-July
25-year
Telephone
95
Y.
Teletype NY 1-971
62%
68%
99
101%
99 Vi
101 '/a
66
57%
110
75 Vi
66%
113
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
Sale Prlee
Chechoslovakia
(State)
3s 1078——.
(Dept of)
Jan-July
56 Va
56 Va
I Vat extl s f dollar
extl
Is
f dollar
s
8
Jan. 1
Low
bonds Jan 1
dollar
bonds
64%
57
Bao
Jan
1976
0%s
1953
42 Va
1003/4 101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Hoy
1976
1
1967
7s
49 Va
100%
49 Va
85
*75Va
*16
*161 Va
55
102%
77
85
18
20%
128
85
157%
& fund
conv
Prussian
April-Ocf
105 Va
74 Va
bonds
1953
due
1963—Jan-July
„
—
77
53
reduced
of
dollar
bonds
8s
dollar
bonds
June-Deo
loan
1930
due
65%
86 %
43
63%
86%
104
138
73
74
30
69%
104%
1965
102%
136% 137
137
ASllesla
*127
129%
90
140
A7s
part
IA
paid
1964
6s
1946
30
18
27%
35%
0Vis
28 %
28
25%
33%
122
Jan-July
*209% 220
April-Oct
*102% 104
6yas due
A 5
Vis
6 Vis
loan
1954
extl
of
'24
extended to
loan
of
'30
64%
18
57
66%
66%
33
59
66 %
66 Va
June-Deo
*118
Mexican Irrigation—
IA4 Vis assented (1922 agreement)
IA 4 % 8 small 1943
118
163
92
58
of
1899
1940-°
assented
ABs
due
A4b
IA
4b
of
(1942 agree't)
(assented
to
1922
1988—Jan-July
agree't)
1963_Jan-Juiy
to
9%
10%
10%
16 %
17%
6yas
'
15%
„
April-Oct
(State)
reduced to
2.125%)
(Kingdom
(Kingdom
2008
of)
*
of)
3%e
4%s
1957
extl
sinking fund
external
1963
6s 1952
Vis extl loan
due
100 Va
16'A
1958
to
(Republic
to
7s
of)
112%
120
loan
extl
a
f
loan
extl
s
f
6s
A
1959
7%s
1966
1st
series
series
I960—June-Dec
1961—Aprll-Oct
April-Ocf
b
f
('27 loan)
lARhine-Main-Danube
|ARlo de
Janeiro
7s
(City
reduced
to
Jan-July
reduced
to
of)
8s
1946
A
(State of)
2.5% )
Feb-Aug
11%
*164
14%
INDUSTRIAL
1978
June-Dec
Airlines
Ltd
3%s
debentures
3s
Corp 3%s
1970—Map-Nov
1966
f debs
s
5s
29
99
100%
102%
21
88%
10
146
141%
94
IO31/2
128
163
80%
108
"109
110
102
102
102
103%
103%
103%
66
98 Va
98%
5
100 %
100%
58
99 %
11
105% 105%
3
*83
100%
*93
1964—May-Nov
—
91%
Jan-June
80
79%
80 Va
136
74 Va
80%
Feb-Aug
92
91 %
92%
97
91%
95%
93 %
93
13%
36
93
98
87%
87 Va
88
19
87 Va
14
91%
5
93 Va
I %s debentures 1973
June-Dec
1965
/78%
36
41
78%
78
78
68
78
78
78
63
78
*13
—
—
W
June-Dec
1984
&
Associates
Co
1962—April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1977
4s
debs
1977
gold 4s July 1995
Co
1966
5s
inc
5s
deb
sub
Investment
3%s
—May-Nov
1984
debs
1962
95%
4
■„
102
95'4
97%
105 Va
24
94% ,95%
215
136%"!150 Va
101 Va
10
101
104
100%
100%
86
100
101%
98%
99 %
13
100%
100%
11
99
99
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1
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81%
103'/a
99
__
287
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103
83 Va
1
85
80%
101
100%
102 %
*81
81%
98%
99 %
97
1
89
73%
80%
85
100 Vt
100%
78%
103
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General
ft Charl
1
Air
1995
Line
May-Nov
May-Noj;
June-Dec
-
Ry 3%*
1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
Gen
mortgage 4s ser A 1980
4%s ser C 1972 —;
mtge 3%s series D 1980
Gen
116% 116%
Aprll-Oct
1995
4s
Stamped 4s July
Atlanta
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
3Vis debentures 1979
114%
114% 115
*__
107'4
7
116%
5
116%
103'/a
107
109 Va
105 V*
105'4
102 Va
1
101%
1
103
102'%
100
98'4
99%
100
98'4
10
97
100
102'4
102
Jan-July
121%
113%
102%
103% 103%
*99
Jan-July
1966
23
103%
107 Va
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
mtge
General
12
102
105
B
78%
Baltimore ft Ohio RR—
First mortgage 4s series A
First mortgage 5%
series
102% 103%
64
102
105
104%
104% 105
35
103%
107%
102'
102% 102%
Aprll-Oct
July 1975
B (4% fixed
contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5 % (2 %
fixed and 3%
contingent interest) —
and 1%
t
June-Dec
17
Series G due Dec
10%
18 Va
Series
due
March
1
2000
Mar-Sept
Series M due
March
1
1996
Mar-Sect
K
26
12%
25%
*14%
16
10
18%
A 4Vis
*17
20
11%
24
Pittsburgh Lake Erie
10
15
100%
98%
100%
Mar-Sepf
14
•
16%
94%
49
93 Va
101 Va
June-Dec
April-Ocf
Quar-Jan
April-Oct
1960
Corp
*15
15
3s
103
146% 149
147
Mar-Sepf
1969
Products
95%
102
4
•:?
88%
60
69
*14%
P
Armour
102 %
Feb-Aug
1971
American Tobacco Co debentures
Ann Arbor first
99%
__
Co—
April-Oct
Jan-July
3%s
101%
87
93%
Inc
103
106
140
93%
Anheuser-Busch
99
.
June-Dec
Nitrate
100%
104 Va
91%
1987
debentures
100%
90%
debentures
debentures
105%
91
92
3s
85
103%
96
91 Va
8 Vis
103
80
April-Oct
debs
109 %
98 %
99
100
105%
96
I
101
85
99
99
105%
13
1982
debentures
102 %
11
96
debentures
conv
102
102
9
102
102
102% 102%
2030—Mar-Sept
1975
debentures
18
95 Va
COMPANIES
June-Dec
1986
145
71%
60
—
80%
95%
20
165%
94
128%
8%
14%
140
95%
1995
1
West
&
Refunding 4s series A
19
Feb
convertible income
102% 102%
99 Va 100
134
94
103%
18
94
103
21
93%
100%
May
90
90 Va
269
•.—May-Noo
1
102
102%
26
102
102
102'4
23
96% 103
99
99
99%
37
93
100
2010
79
92 Va
Virginia—
1980
reduced to 2%) 2012
loan of 1926
40%
41
40%
101% 102
*101%
*164
80
77%
—
180
141
*65
41 %
102
101 Va
164
40%
101 y$
104%
14
4s
series
D
1985—Jan-July
Bangor
102%
102% 102%
6
98%
102%
Bell
|104%
104% 105 %
29
104'%
108%
ft Aroostook RR 4Vis conv 1970—_Jan-July
Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Ocf
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2%s debs 1961_Maj/-Nov
A Berlin
City Electric
§A6%s
f
s
debentures
65
s
f debentures
40%
43 Va
Bethlehem
Consol
30
39
128 %
June-Dec
1951
Feb-Aug
1959
3814
3814
April-Oct
*74
*51
53%
49%
53
June-Deo
*62
67
62
64
A
75
75
(Interest
1968
*39%
May -Nov
*62
41
39 Va
47.
62
63
June-Deo
*41%
40%
—
43
May-Nov
119
118
Borden
debentures
(The)
Co
& Maine
2%s
1980
debs
1981
June-Dec
<■39
39
*115'/a 117
_
109 V*
41
120
Map-Nov
—May-Nou
56
54
59
105
Va 123%
97
97
91 Va
Mar-Sept
143 Va
29
96
95%
99 %
16
98 Va
101 Va
1,077
112%
129%
__
99
128%
143 Va
1
91 Va
97
99%
100
RR—
mortgage 5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sepf
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series RR 1960—1
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4Vis series A July 1970_May-Noi>
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen
1st mortgage 3s 1980
3%s debs
mtg
2%s
1971
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
Buffalo Rochester ft Pittsbureh Ry—
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
AS* oeneral mtge Income 1082
88'
139
72 Va
88 %
71 Va
73%
25
53%
73%
97 %
99
t
9 5'4
A
96
*
—
*98 "4
101 %
98
97
102%
94%
96%
98 V*
14
98 Va
93 V*
97%
104 Va
—
*104 Va
98
93%
101
96%
April-Oct
Tan-Julv
89
88%
*98 %
May-Nov
91%
80%
86%
2
71%
1976—Jan-July
Jan-July
„Jan-July
1975_Maj/-Nov
79
*89
First
Stamped modified 4%s 1957
56
*95 Va
First
Brown Shoe Co
April-Oct
96%
99
First
(Interest
2.25%) 2004
7* 1987 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.25% ) 2004
IA Rome (City of) 6 Vis 1952
IA Sao Paulo (City) 8s 1952
!
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
99
Boston
(Interest
1966
96
98 Va
95
138
96
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
conv
128 %
104
138
—
1970—.
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
mortgage 2%s series I
95 %
—
*136
Steel Corp—
58%
*96 %
April-Oct
1955
6s
56%
s57
June-Dec
2001
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
58%
40%
Aprll-Oct
A
due
to
*39
3Vis
1999
Stamped pursuant to Plan
2.375%)
99%
(Interest
1946
1921
A7s external
to
102'%
—
external sinking fund gold
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
20
debentures
A6%s
April-Oct
Feb-Aup
A Is
reduced
101
99%
(interest
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan
to
April-Ocf
2012
IA8s external loan of
reduced
Apr-Ocf
2001
6 Vis
2%)
99%
7
_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
■
Bio Grande do Sul
103 %
59
*37
78
88
*15
AND
1979
First lien and ref M
1950
2.376%)
secured
101 Va
100 Va
A
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan
lAExternal
88%
38%
99%
163
93%
101
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
(3%% fixed & 1%% conting int) 1980_Jan-JuZp
1951_Mar-Sept
extl
38%
101%
100
100%
'144 Va
94
97 V*
93
100%
debentures
A
2.375%) 2001
stamped pursuant to Plan
gold
94
100
99
99%
96
97
S'western
to Plan
to
(interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
APrussia (Free State) 6%s ('26
loan)
A6b
98
debentures
Canada
of
Anglo-Lautaro
99%
103 Va
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sepf
1958
reduced
38%
—
99% 100%
*59
gold 6s 1940
Porto Alegre (City of) —
8b 1961 stamped pursuant
38/
39%
*143
Aprll-Oct
lAStablllzation loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Ocf
A4 Va b assented 1968
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8b
1950—Jan-July
A4Vbs assented 1963
Jan-July
(Interest
*96
*96
2%s
58
(interest
2nd
6s
(Republic of)
assented
115 %
99%
94
—
74
1956—Mar-Sepf
America 3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
debentures
Co
3%s debs
2s
American Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
16%
19
Mar-Sept
1947
Plan
2.125% )
2008
external 7s
ANat
f
s
American
16%
17%
May-Nou
May-Nov
1968
of)
ANat
A4Va»
Mar-Sept
(30-year) 1958
extended
(State
reduced
lAPoland
i5%
18%
100
Mar-Sept
1963
Stamped pursuant to
APeru
10%
15%
10
15%
*99% 100%
Feb-Aufl
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IA 6s extl loan (30-yr) 1953
A 5
Mfg
American Bosch
9%
101% 101 Va
sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Deo
BVis
94 %
June-Dec
1971—
18%
*100
Feb-Aug
8 Vis
lAPernambuco
14
June-Dec
1961
American & Foreign Power deb
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
17%
*38%
April-Oct
April-Oct
loan
1953 extended to
97 %
88
April-Oct
A
Mar-Sept
1965
1965
new
lANuremberg (City of)
•a due
to
17%
19
*38%
May-Noo
1956
sinking fund old 4Vis
4b
extended
18%
B8
Mar-Sepf
4%s
loan
96%
*79%
May-Now
April-Ocf
—
External
f
6s of '20
16%
6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
s
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1979
1978-
16%
17
*18%
Stamped pursuant to Plan A - (interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sepf
ASecured ex'l sinking fund 6Vat
1959—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
Norway
1061
8Vis
1963_Jan-July
ASecured extl sinking fund
Mlnaa Geraes
96%
April-Ocf
3 Vis
agree't)
1952
Netherlands
17 Va
*17%
(City of)
81%
Great Southern 3Vis 1967
May-Not;
Alabama Power first mortgage 3Vat 1972—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
(1942
ASmall
lAMlian
due
(City of)
2%s
1933
assented
55
59
1922
|A8mall
new
94
2%s
*16
lATreasury 6s of 1913 (assented
agreement)
92 %
2Vis
(1942
163
94
—
5 4 V4
20
59
Is
Jan-July
assented
2
86
149
—
92
83
77
2%s
1945
new
A6s
conversion
72%
78
—
163
163
88
141
131
Feb-Aug
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
1946
8s
1960
6s
92
9% i&0%
9%
91
*85 Va
4s-4y4s-4Vis external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
8%s external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
agree¬
lASmall
A4s
external
Va
June-Deo
1910
ment)
June-Dec
AYokohama
(assented to 1922 agree't)
assented
91
91
*85%
27
*17
1954
new
141
t
readjustment
External
3s
*17
127
70%
87
141
-—June-Dec
1963
to
sinking fund
Aluminum Co of
Small
1904
87
l%s-4%s-4A» external conversion 1978-June-Dec
Aluminum
17
A
A4s of
Aprll-Oct
Albany ft Susquehanna RR 4 Vat 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny ft Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
1963_Jan-JuIp
17%
101%
127
*135
87
—Mar-Sepf
1952
94
1945—Quar-Jan
(1942 agree't)
20
100
101%
*100
April-Oct
1971
to
'12
20%
Z—I—I———"II———IIIIIIIIII
assented
new
of
82
Quar-Jan
(1922 agreem't)
99 V*
12%
Jan-July
1961
'27
extended
(Republic)
Allls-Chalmers
IA Small
89 Va
15
J an-July
1981
to
24
IA Large
IADs
98
98
*17%
*15%
Jan-July
92
102'%
158 Va
—
due
24%
June-Dec
RAILROAD
*10
25
19%
%
*160
Alabama
1968_Jan-July
20 Va
20
June-Dec
—
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City)
external 7s 1958
A4%s assented 1958
93%
1943—May-Noe
agreem't)
88
20
20'/a
June-Dec
1971
loan
External
178'/4
140%
43
102%
*156%
*22%
98
73
87
*19
June-Dec
1962
Allied Chemical ft Dye
(Republic of)
iAfls
f
extended
AExternal
123%
ASrnall 1968
Mexico
1981
sterling
1953
118
113%
*82
May-Hoy
Map-Nov
1962
sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
125
95
(Kingdom) —
86
101
102 Vit
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
84
AExternal
*175%
Feb-Aug
73
1962
extended
extl loan of
due
68%
*118
1964
6s
63%
Jan-July
1965
(1942
58
88
April-Ocf
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
IA 6s 1st mtge I ser 1953
*118
due
assented
29
*83
(Interest
external 7s 1958
s
1971
lAUruguay
1965 extended to 1975
-May-Hoy
Ajugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
AMedellln (Colombia) 0%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s b f I bonds 1978
Jan-July
ANew
66 Va
63%
Jan-July
1954
102 Va
64'/b
64'
.
lAltaly (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
209
98
89
IA With March 1 1952 coupon on_
147%
178%
April-Ocf
75
Jan-July
1958
(40-yr)
|A5s
—Jan-July
88
Tokyo (City of) —
29
Italian Public Utility Institute—
JO-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
IA External 7s 1952
extl
102
28
Italian Credit Consortium lor Public
Works
80-yr gtd ext a f 3b 1977
Jan-July
|A7s series B 1947
Mar-Sept
A0%s
100%
Feb-Aug
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7yas 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6%s 1960
Italian (Republic) ext 8 f 3s 1977
78%
*102
Electric Power Co. Ltd—
B%s due
*168
*100
May -Nov
paid 1968
Hamburg (State of)
2%)
assented
A5Vis
part
60
92
95
2004
1968-
Plan A
2012
1st mtge s f 1952
1952 extended to
A6%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
51
'86
Sydney County Council 3 "As 1957
Elec Power—
Government—
A6s
to
(Prov of)
A4yas
June-Dee
—■
55
(Interest
to
series B secured external
|A6%s
75%
53
—
iA 6%s 1st & gen mtge 1950
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
Greek
loan
0%s due
April-Oct
55
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
—
(Young loan)
High
—
Jan-July
1956
Plan A
2.25%,)
A8s secured externa)
Taiwan
Great Consolidated
to
reduced
86%
101
73 V
Low
Jan-July
Mar -Sept
1999
SerbB Croats & Slovenes
102
June-Deo
1924 Dawes loan)
1949
German Govt International
6Vat
33
A 7s
1972
(extl loan
86 Va
85%
Apr-Ocf
1980
IA7s gold bonds
2.5%)
water loan
reduced
1930—
fls
German
to
external
A0s external dollar
75%
85%
Vi
Jan. 1
NO.
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
109
80
29
74%
issue—
1972
loan
85
Range since
bold
sinking
Stamped pursuant
1953
Bonds
High
—
105 % 107%
Aptll-Oct
issue
Conversion
dollar
4s
International
secured
extl
Stamped pursuant to
1969
Friday's
Bid & Asked
(continued)
(City)
Paulo
A7s
1972
Week's Range
or
fund 1957—Map-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
May-Nov
San Paulo (State of) —
Is
1930 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
Jan-July
IA 8b external 1950
Jan -July
10-year bonds of 1936
3s
Sale Price
Low
1924
0%s dollar bonds
Last
Period
High
(Federal Republic of)—
external loan of
Interest
-o-/ait
bonds
(Republic of)
lAFrankfort on Main
German
Is
57
No.
.
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range since
—
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
*%) extended to 1960
April-Ocl
Denmark (Kingdom of) extl 4 Vis 1862
April-Oct
H Salvador (Republic of) —
AEstonla
Sold
High
RECORD
ENDED AUGUST 5
Friday
BondB
Friday's
•r
Bid A Asked
Low
Cundlnamarca
WEEK
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
Monday, August 8, 1955
105%
92 %
100
Number 5453
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(531)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Sale Price
or
June-Deo
May-2Voi
April-Oct
1978
Power lirat 3s
3148 1974
California Oregon Power
gtd 5s A 1962
Canada Southern consol
Bonds
BONDS
Range since
Sold
Friday's
Jan. 1
Bid & Asked
Low
California Electric
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
WEEK ENDED AUGUST 5
FOR
RANGE
High
Cuba
*95
95%
100
107
108%
105%
2
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
gold 4a 1957
gold 4%s 1958
Guaranteed
106
106
102%
24
106Vi
102% 102%
109'/4
106
102%
6
«
1061/8
Canadian Pacific Ry—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
(perpetual)
ccnsol debenture
4%
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
debentures
3s
Corp
Gelotex
debentures
3'As
Corp
1965
1976
debentures
3%s
1960
1960
lACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s
3%s debentures (1947 Issue)
69
r-4 O
103
19
106Vi lOTVi
100%
105%
——
__
*65
95
97 Vi
97%
*97%
99%
*99 %
94
5
97%
97
99%
97 Vi
997/a
99
2
:
__
series A 1995
Jan-July
AGen mortgage 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
May
AGen mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 2020
May
Central RR Co of N J 3%s 1987
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3a 1974
April-Oct
4s
mortgage
3%s series A 1974
First and refund
First
99
95
1
85
86 Vi
67%
68 Vi
97
97
97
Refund
%
87%
95 Va
831/s
38
10
69
59
97
A 1st
lien &
A 1st
Hen & ref 4i
and
First
Refund and
101%
1001/a
123'/4
123% 123%
3
121
126%
101'/a
101% 102 Vi
28
100
103
101% 101%
3
100%
103%
49
102%
106V4
1989
first consol gold 4s
div
A
R &
103%
99%
—
Mar-Sept
1996__Feb-Aup
impt M 3%s series H 1973__June-Dec
Second consolidated gold
105%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1989
4s
105
105 %
*112%
-j.
111%
First
Mar-Sept
1958
4s
3%s 1985—Feb-Aug
and refunding mortgage
First and
1st & ref mtge 3s
1990
mortage
5s
income
series
3%s
mortgage
deos
*96 Vi
97
First
4%s
debs
income
Chicago
1E95—
103
79%
Haute
Terre
27/as
mortgage
trust
First
Denver
debentures
4s
gtd 3%s series E
mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Corp 2%s 1959
89%
mortgage
3s
General
gold
General
Gen & ref
87%
1
80
87%
Gen
%
72%
80
70
79%
100
100%
102
8 Vis
104
10
__
__
94
15
83%
94%
76%
77%
49
68
62%
63%
209
52%
72%
79
78
93
93
V'
92%
*100
1
84
*—
,
First
3s 198?
2%s 1995
mortgage
First
mortgage
100% 100%
82%
100 v«
8
3s
100%
107
107
95
—
95
June-Deo
—
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures ser C 1977
April-Oct
3V28
debs
series
D
1979
J an-July
3%s subord conv debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3y4s 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
May-Noo
Commonwealth Edison Co—
99%
*103
,
23/4s
s
2%s
s
2001
refund
mtge 23/4s ser A
1982_Mar-«ent
refund
mtge 2%s ser B
1977_AprzZ-Occ
C 1972_June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Nor
refund
and
23/4s
ratge
ser
First
and
refund
Vi
and
refund
mtge
3s
F 1981
ser
Feb-Aug
3l/4s
ser
G 1981
1st & ref M 3%s
ser
H 1982
Mar-Sept
&
1st
&
ref
M
ref
M
3V2s
series I
3%s
1984
J
ser
convertible debentures
3s
Feb-Aug
1983
_Jan-July
*101
1st ref M 27/as ser
1979
1980
mortgage
3Vis
1982
mortgage
35/Bs
1983—
mortgage 3 Vis 1984
103%
28
'
■
105%
99%
96
74
96%
'
—
-
__
104
99%
,1
*90
*101%
87
97%
101
__
108%
89
27
83%
75
75
75
5
71%
77
97
*971%
99%
99%
7
97%
99
2%s
98
Tire
98
General
Dynamics
3Vis
103
|A6'/£s debentures
101%
debentures
IA 6s
94
.
—
98
101
4s
debentures
debentures
17
96%
6
4
99
99
96%
—
97%
100%
3s
debentures
99%
debentures
*97%
—
3Vis
118%
126
A 4s
104%
General
97%
101%
Goodrich
101
Grace
Shoe
93%
98
89
91%
96%
Grand
92
94
Union
3 Vis
conv
mortgage
11
91%
95%
General
mortgage
1
91%
95
General
mortgage
95'/8
5
95
98%
General
mortgage
101%
—
—
99
13
102%
97%
100%
AGreen
Bay & West
certificates
A Debenture
100
98
25
99
Gulf Mobile &
100
104%
6
101%
106
General
30
103%
106%
1st
102% 102%
5
102 Vi
105%
180
198
100%
14
—
ref mtge s f 2%s
1st
ref
Consolidated
3 Vis
3s
3s
mtge
Natural
debentures
debentures
In
cum
U
8
Consumers
3%s
—
—
Jan-July
1968
*
—
101%
95
*95
*—
95%
95%
Gulf
&
m*«rp
ref
States
First
M
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1st k ret mtge 3 Vis 1983.
1st & ref mtge 3 Vis 1985—.
95%
June-Dec
May -Nov
May-No®
June-Deo
Feb-Aug
__Jan-July
:——June-Dec
April-Oct
97 "a
95 Va
13
95
97'A'
13
97
94%
94'A
*
96
98%
92'A
93%
&
99
100%
'•
Brrlrx
102% 102%
5
99%
21
96 Vb
96'/a
99 Va
101%
105
100
99
99
103 ft
99
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Number 5453
Volume 182
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
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,
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Week's Range
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
BOND RECORD
AUGUST 5
WEEK ENDED
Sale Price
or
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
BONDS
Range since
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jan. 1
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
sine*
Range
Bonds
Friday's
1
Jan.
Sold
Bid & Asked
*
Phillips Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
Called
2%b
1964
1983
Low
general
general
5s
Plantation
First
1862
B
series C
4 Vis
Power
mortgage
2%s
Service
1970
mtge 3Vis 1977
1983
108
108%
110%
110% 110%
1
107%
110%
7
108
May-No®
debentures
Reynolds
(R J)
*106
105%
*
97
94%
_Jan-July
Jlfay-Nov
*100
II
100
assented
*100
II
100
100
99%
*101 ;
99%
101
"I
140
§ A Direct
mtge
mtge
102
100%
102%
96%
*96
96%
95
*—' •
.1
April-Oct
99%
*83%
•mmm,
Rochester
Gas
General
Electric
&
I
~3
May-Nov
•*
a.
--
>
gold
series J
1969
*
Mar-Sept
99
--
bond
April-Oct
—
100%
3 Vis
1989
97%
102%
Depot 3Vis B 1971
37/»s
Line
B
f debentures
s
Seagram (Jos E)
Service Pipe
Oil
Shell
88%
debentures
3s
23As
112
117
107
108 %
3
100%
103%
3
99%
100
liava
201
Edison
First
4Vis
(Oregon
4Vis
1970
4Vis
Lines)
First
/
90%
~7
loJva
63%
312
113%
90%
91%
10
8
98
116%
82%
107%
general
series A
1956
3-Vis
Southwestern
1956
first gold 5s 1996
Div
2%s
Tel
debentures
Coil
Standard
Oil
debs
1985
1983
2Vis
(N
debentures
Btaulfer
Chemical
5s
conv
3 Vis conv
1967
111
115
100
*84%
85
83
*94%
95%
134%
14
100%
1966
101%
104%
4
101%
1974
37%s
debs
June-Dec
RR
119%
91%
96
i
92 %
3%s
A
ser
1973
97%
1981
101Vi
73 %
75 %
20
74
19
102
9
73 %
1960
5s
mortgage
6s
ser
1953
A
mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
Co first mortgage 3s 1958
&
S
B
mtge
first
RR
10
107
103
42
% 105
106%
92%
97%
152%
1
94%
173%
90
90
100% 101
—
100
100
—
—
103'%
102%
101
103%
—
8
100'/a
*103'A
100%
100
'
11
*100
—
97%
97 '/a
*89
100%
102%
100%
103%
*173%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
'lo
76%
104%
104%
Co—
series A
4s
2004
4%s inc ser
mtge
68%
67 %
100
94'%
Jan-July
1960
4s
104
104%
Afar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1</Va
101
105% 105%
May
103 %
103%
10
100% 100%
Jan-July
1984
Power
2029
A Jan 1
2%s 1976
First
82%
4
81
86%
81'/a
81'/a
5
74'A
87
92
92
6
92
95
101
101
92
92
82
Jan-July
May
92
June-Deo
Electric
95-%
Afar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3%s
a
99 %
4
99%
101
78%
81'A
16
75%
82
97
98%
8
96%
113
265
109%
123%
12
91%
94%
14
96%
99'A
104%
105%
92
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
74%
97
95
—
102%
104% 104'%
73 %
104
120
8
Co
debentures
73
103
92
Jan-July
1971
Light & Power 2%s
1976-Jan-July
"
....
,
9
103%
100'%
.
93%
92
__
114% 117%
98%
115
1971—Afay-Nov
*97 %
*102
Jan-July
Jan-July
I
88
105
99 %
81%
86
66 %
103% 103%
*—
Pacific
Income
Yonkers
April
84Vi
83
67 Vi
*66%
Jan-Jnlj
guaranteed 2361
4s
Wisconsin Electric
102'A
4
f
_
*91
103%
May-No®
1974
series
88Vi
102
1st
130%
92
3%s
3 %s
3Vis
registered 2361
Gen
18
100% 101
—
102
99%
First
98
95%
96%
100%
90
debentures
conv
Wisconsin Central
130% 131%
April-Ocf
104%
93 %
94
94
71%
Wilson
85
*102%
110
101
100% 100%
1981
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
90
*120
104
110
*105
9
Co
Winston-Salem
88
101 fii
101
*110
88
§ A 1st
luu'/a
10
88%
101%
105%
102
87
30-year
106%
101% 102
94%
__
96%
A Jan
series B Jan
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
107 %
101%
99'/a
94%
95%
*94%
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1973—April-Oct
Westinghouse
107%
104%
101
—
*—
Western Union Telegraph Co—
125%
105
101%
98%
99 %
1
5s
85
*
.
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
*99%
Western
105 %
100%
101%
94%
94
20
4s
119%
78%
_
191
107%
143
101 Vi
—
98
97%
27
——
115%
84
124%
*100%
88
West
95
43
100
123
-
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979—
Apr-Oct
101 Va
97%
90 %
151
86
123%
107 %
123
88
first
94'/4
--
116% 119
123
June-Deo
1969
98
Shore
95%
112%
140
—
1982—Aprll-Ocf
debentures 2%s
J)
91
81
*86
Electric
106% 107%
Afay-Nov
Products
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
91
Feb-Nov
income 4%s
Power
106% 106%
Jan-July
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
156
*
*152%
90
171 Va
135
Co—
Deferred
delivery
sale
not
'
3 V%s
1
*171%
Jan-July
150%
152
156
June-Deo
175
153
135
156
June-Dee
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Penn
107
May-No®
1977
Bell
1
~4
171 % 171 %
April
1991—April
mtge
Penn
Northeastern RR—
Orleans &
1951
175
*152%
—June-Deo
1968
series
<ncome
West
106%
Jan-July
1961
Devel and
Joint
1951
1958
5s
4s
West
90%
2
96%
*85
123%
Afar-Sept
2 Vis series G
Devel and general 6Vis series A
New
93%
Co-
101%
110%
4
91%
90%
*__
RR
135
97
—
98
90%
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1986
Devel
Memphis
93
92
—
1976—Afay-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'/as 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Afay-Nov
96%
76%
97
*110
—
Jan-July
1977—
A
series E
6s
9b
175
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Deo
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
Power
&
mtge
First
103%
93
17
126% 130'%
76
consol
Gen
96%
'
and
103%
*92%
89
94%
102
103 V*
101
94
97
Jan-Juiy
first consol gold 5s 1994
general 4s series A 1956
Ry
47%s
consolidated
Walworth
102%
93
127%
1973—June-Dec
conv
2%s series F 1996
First mortgage
Southern
106 %
102 *
*89 %
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
w
94%
lb0%
Afay-Nov
mortgage
ctfs
Gen
98
*__
94
Afay-Nov
1st mtge 3%a ser A '75—June-Dec
Mortgage 27%s
105
5
1947
series B 1996
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
1
2
104
Corp—
;
103%
98
*„
1981-
San Fran Term
105'A
105% 105%
—-
Virginian Ry 3s
Co—
1969
4 Vis
Goid
105 ya
102 '% 102 %
*__
First
Co—
Gold
98%
96
103%
103
97
--
96
*94 %
Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
Ry 2%a ia»4
Pacific
Southern
1967
262
95
—
—
*103
—Jan-July
Co
104 y4
104 y4
%
lib
1
.
April-Oct,
—
debentures
convertible
3Vis
99
97%
Apr-ocf
1st
1951
1985
Southern Natural Gas
90 y4
105'%
103'%
104
*__
loO'A
100% 100%
*__
April-Oct
1971
1987
Soutnern Indiana
98
mortgage & refund 3Vis ser 1 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982—
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003——Jan-July
88
91
•
June-Dec
6Vis
California
Southern
a
*__
11
114
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
1979
debentures
debentures
86 Ya
99
1975—Afar-Sept
1978—Afar-Sept
refund mtge 2Vi8 ser G 1979—June-Deo
ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl
First and
99% 100
—
Mar-Sept
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941__Feb-Aup
Sinclair Oil Corp 3Vis conv 1983
Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
South & North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Aprli-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone & Telepgrah Co—
27%s
99%
95%
103'%
*
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
Wabash
1974
debentures
RR
105'A
107
Afay-Nov
1977
Halske
&
99%
111%
104
-April-Ocl
subord debentures
conv
100
*113'A 115
Mar-Sept
1980
Line 3.20s s 1 debs 1982
2 Vis
{ASiemens
140
*102% 104'/a
3%s 1972
assented series A
25
98%
107
1989—May-No®
& Sons 2Vis 1966
debentures
104% 107%
96%
-
*102% 103%
sinking fund mtge series A 1951
■
3s
13
Jan-July
Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
1971
1972
Virginia Electric
Co—
RR
3s series
104%
96%
'
101
*113
II
April-Oct
-
Air
103%
100%
96'%
——Afar-Sept
—
fund
Works
98
95'%
Vanadium Corp of America—
99
81
II"
97
May-No®
New
mtge
debs
Participating
Ry—
certificates
England 1st gtd 4s
Paper 3s conv debs 1977
1st
1976
debentures
6 Vis
154%
87%
100
100
Seaboard
f
101%
,
mtge & coll trust 3%s
sinking
97
94
100%
1
s
106
102%
24
94%
*99% 100%
4
First and
100 %
Scott
*__
Afar-Sept
■
152%
99
~5
*86
—
St Paul Union
V &
102% 103 %
87%
United Steel
153
125
—
99
*88%
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
Bt. Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Scioto
47%
97
*97
June-Dec
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3Vis assented series C 1951
99
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022
May
4s
86
100
100
98
120
—
Afar-Sept
1st
First
33'%
99%
95%
2%s
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co4—
Bt Louis-Southwestern
125
31%
86%
Vandalia
1996
6s
32'A
*98'A
100 %
99%
68 %
75'%
95%
3 Vis
Second
1
44
100
74'%
Corp—
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
&
lOoV*
32%
Afay-Nov
1975-Aprii-Oct
Afay-Nov
debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2Vis debentures 1976
169
127%
1
*153% 158
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Lawrence
104
*105%
3%s
S
Bt
135 %
5
74%
1971
1975
debentures
4%s
146'/•
125
—
153% 153%
1
134
Feb-Aug
183%
140
148
—
*153'/a 158
-
-
«...
97
2
Afay-Nov
Pacific RR—
1st
101%
164
„
*163%
'
7
100
—
Jan-July
1982
3%s debentures 1977
86%
98%
*168
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mortgage 4 Vis series D 1977
General mortgage 3 Vis
June-Dec
April-Oct
1980
tr 2%s
3 Vis assented series A
—
1974
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
99%
,83
98%
*186%
■
—
May-Nor
1952-
3%a
6%s debs series A 1947
Jan-July
100 Vi
97
135
104% 104'A
—
United Biscuit Co of America 2 Vis 1966—April-Oct
99
99
84%
98%
—
Jan-July
1953-
1985—Jan-July
,
1st mtge & coll trust
1955
E
Union Tank
104 %
13
6s
ser
101
99 V*
97
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
Car 4%s s f debs 1973
-April-Oct
2l6%
65
1950—
6s
1968
debs
conv
27/«s
143 %
.
100% 100%
6s
mtge
{AConsol
AConsol
7s
debentures
Union
105%
140
210.
96%
101%
99%
5
102% 102%
1973
3%s
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
1st mtge 3 Vis
1
140
Jan-July
72
99 %
135
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970——June-Deo
June-Dec
1946
mtge
M
Orleans
New
1st mtge & coll
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
of
RR
First
100
96 %
99%
103
100%
62
u
92 Vi
3s
99 7%
97
——
110
94%
123
94
95'A
101'/a
101
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Term
mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
refund
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Union—
7s
and
*106
110
96%
100
116
6
116
*94'%
—
June-Dec
fAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
34
Tobacco 3s debs
116
—
101%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
103 %
'•
Rheinelbe
3%s series B
gold 5s 2000
Texas
100
13
Jan-July
April-Oct
Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Deo
Trl-Continental Corp 27/as debs 1961
Afar-Sept
——
94 %
gb
Tol & Ohio
Reading Co first At ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
95
94%
Orleans RR—
Pacific first
General
102
100% 101
1968—Jan-July
1964
94 %
—Afay-Nov
101%
96 Vi
debentures
1965
93%
q
Quaker Oats 2%s
High
Low
Louis—
98 Vi
~5
*102
100%
St
of
impt M 4s series C 2019
impt 27/8s series D 1985
and refund M
Texas &
3s
1972
and refunding
and
87%
92
100% 100%
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972—Afay-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27%s 1979-June-Dec
,
94'%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May -Nov
1972
First and refund M 3%s series C
1'10%
*90 Vi
Assn
and
Texas & New
110%
110
April-Oct
RR
Texas Corp 3s debentures
110
and
3%s
109
debentures
debentures 1973
First
June-Dec
May-No®
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
1st
108'A
__
2%s
Refund
103%
lu*
Afar-Sept
1963
Co
Refund
102
103%
__
*108%
First and
First
&
2 Vis
Electric At Gas Co—
debentures
3s
102
*108
April-Oct
No.
High
103 %
15
Swift
June-Dec
First mortgage 27/«s
1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
101
Feb-Aug
1977
1st
3s
115%
-June-Dec
1974
series D
Line
Pipe
Potomac Elec
series
5s
First general
121'/a
109%
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/8s debentures 1966
100 %
965
Low
Terminal
Pittsburgh Consolidation toal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37%s series A 1984
Afor-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
96%
113%
102
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
First
19
1,100
*102%
1963—Feb-Aug
1964_Afaj/-Nov
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%» series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3 Vis 1964
96%
101% 102
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—Jfay-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
J
High
rllOVirlllVi
Pillsbury Mills Inc ivas si debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
ser
Low
No.
113% 115%
115
5
Consolidated guaranteed 4 Vis
Hifah
96%
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
August
on
debentures
.
92%
97%
97%
included
....
—-
the
year's range,
In
the
year's
n
range,
tComp^nlef rented Cas
the
bd
y
not
sale
Ex-coupon.
^"bankruptcy,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities
receivership, or reorganized under
assumed by such companies.
no sales being transacted during current week.
Section 77 ol
•Friday's bid and asked prices;
ABonds selling flat.
"
.
in
included
not
Included in the year's range, d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale
Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range, r Cash
======
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
Aug. 1, 1955, and ending Friday, Aug. 5.
It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
i
Aluminum
Acme
Wire Co common
Adams
Aero
Hat
Alloys__
Stores
Supply
1
10
Inc
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
For
Shares
1
Stores
see
5%
30
7%
6%
30
800
100
page
33.
Jan
Mar
Jun
Air
Associates Inc (N J)
Jan
Air
Way
3,200
5% Mar
8'A May
2,900
37% Aug
8% Jan
17'% Mar
13%
14%
3,700
11%
13'%
6,400
7'A Mar
12%
7%
38
7%
3%
14%
5
4%
28
10
Jun
6%
Jan
Airfleets
Ajax
Industries Inc
Gas
Southern—
July
Alabama
Great
14% July
Alabama
Power 4.20%
8
preferred
for Week
Shares
---2
50
100
Range
since
1
Jan.
High
Low
High
8% July
12%
Jan
16 %
500
13 Vs Mar
17
Jun
22%
15%
22%
200
13%
35%
Feb
34%
37
15%
%
n
50c
Ltd
Corp
Sales
Range
1
3
1
Inc
Petroleums
Alabama
Week's
ol Prices
Low
Par
High
4
~37%
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
security
5
Friday
Low
*
common
AUGUST
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
Htyh
i
Manufacturing
footnotes
5%'
ENDED
for Week
Low
30
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
i
Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation
Agnew
Week's
FOR
Monday,
35
%
9,900
5,100
27'/a
Jan
Jan'
Jan
140
102% 102%
50
Jan
100
Mar
1
Apr
37
July
160% July
105%
Jan
»
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 8, 1955
The Commercial and
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
/•
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares
All American Engineering Co
c
'
Industries Inc—
Air Filter 5%
American
4
Jan
6% May
'
1,700
Jan
4
.,
13% July
1 nnn
1,000
15
97ia
"
'
40V&
American
Natural Gas Co
6%
;._r:
17
:
1%
10,900
3
3; a
8,100
Jan
62
17%
Apr
29
600
Ian
94-V
42%
23%
Jan
—2.40
shares
32%
Jan
100
Mav
4
ilnn
inn
993/!
40
Hi/
2
/89« 8
1
,■
H'90S
a %
3ft.
3%
14
83/!^?
Arkansas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
10%
Feb
90/8 ?9v
1K1/
16 %
Jun
Feb
4 3
4ft Apr
Associated
Stores
CI
chief
Consolidated
July! 1 '53
$41
on
Coast
Coast
Line
9a%
5%
o'Enn
n'n?n
3,200
~C
nZZ
r
,5-222
11/
3(4
3(4
Jan
Clayton
11,300
103,4 104(4
104%
1%
1,8
Corp
■-1
——
1
Steely Products Inc
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine
Electronic
Axe Science &
'nnn
300
/c'2
40?1
400
QV
"
30
?'2aa
4iE8
878
8%
a'onn
AV
irj,"
30%
irrnn
Iv
\
.
3
Ayshire collieries Corp common
800
iii/4
43/
lc
—
1?
4
1
*
200
1/4
2Q1/2 of
20%
11%
———
Clinchfield Coal
1091/2 May
Tnlv
^ar
,^ar
18
Jan
943/4
94 7/8
34 a
047/4
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Club
ion
R3/8
9n i8
30/a
9?y
1/2
Feb
4'/. Feb
i9i/
Tan
k
'Pph
av
w«h
A" S5
J?7'4m^
;9%
9V2
10%
11,200
Rubber common———.1
16%
16%
17%
900
15%
Jan
Baldwin
Securities
lc
4%
4V'8
4%
19,900
< 3%
Jan
93/a
9%
30
8% July
10 % Feb
2
12%
17,300
11« July
7% Feb
2j&
16%
6 %
21%
11%
de
Banco
los
Corp
12% Jun
29% July
4% Jun
Jan
Andes—
Banff
Oil
—
—
——50c
Ltd———.—
Barcelona
Light & Power Ltd
Tr
Barium Steel Corp__
Basic
Refractories
Basin
Oil
Beau-Brummell Ties
Beck
Bellanca
Bell
common
—
Aircraft
Belock
Instrument
Watch Co
Inc
1,200
9%
200
2%
2 %
2%
21%
Jan
45%
Apr
13%
13%
3,000
10
3
Co
ord—*
Co
Oil
American
nw2
300
■3 ,4
8/8
f
7%
20,700
7%
3,000
7%
100
-7
*
327/a
--
SnV/4 ?
32 %
350
33,s
1,100
10s
rets ord reg
Celanese Ltd—
rets ord
(
—
,
*
cumulative
Rubber
16%
1
common
Distillers
Forman
4%
Jan
103
17%
,2.50
*
*
14%
21
"
24%
ot
8
01
1,700
4J0
f'oAA
w
.1/a
1,200
iav
ini/2
10/«
9
2.50
19%
3s 6d
J*
12%c
7%
25c
common
A—I
3
Products
common..
Estate
Aviation
Xl9%
.'.
Inc
8
a
10c
3%
*
Insurance
14%
6%
6%
6%
600
5% Mar
28,900
2
1%
1%
Apr
Feb
6%
Jan
63/4 Aug
2 fe
Apr
Jan
14 Va
14%
300
12% Mar
16 % Mar
81%
81%
300
75%
Jan
94% Mar
23
Jan
52% July
"l
1% Max
Va
18,500
\l
Jan
23
24%
4,500
20 %
Jan
24% July
35
36%
200
29%
Jan
37% July
13%
14%
18%
19
1,300
6
800
7
7%
1
150
10% Mar
15% July
17
Mar
21
Apr
5% July
6% Jun
4,600
8
Mar
II
%
4
9% Mar
13 3/4 Mar
July
Jan
12 %
9% Mar—
33% Aug
4%
Jan
2% Aug
11
July
39
36%
Jan
49%
Feb
22%
22%
5.400
14
Jan
24 Vb
Jun
7%
1,400
6% July
12% May
9%
Jan
15
14%
2,900
19
Jan
15%
10
16%
700
12%
Feb
18%
27
300
22%
Jan
27
9%
1C%
1.600
11
10%
11
Jun
July
Jan
133A
Jan
Jun
5V'8
2,800
10% Aug
4% Aug
113/8
%
22%
21%
23%
5,500
21%
Aug
31%
13%
13 Va
13%
2,400
12%
Jun
143/8
i'<[
%
200
%
Apr
-
4
5
50c
_50c
1
37
12%
14 ^
1,900
37
39
6,300
12%
13%
2,300
14%
15%
10,300
6%
6%
2,100
8% May
1
29% Mar
12
Jan
Jan
July
40%
Jun
Jan
14%
FeD
X10% Mar
15%
Apr
6
July
9 3/4
Feb
Jan
1%
1%
709
1%
Jun
3
6%
2%
6 Va
6%
.200
5%
Jan
6% Mar
2%
Jun
;
Inc
*
—
•
...
2%
13,900
46
47%
200
18
10c
Co...
18
2%
200
5%
Jan
35% Mar
48% July
16%
19
Apr
Jan
---
•
—
1
14 %
5,800
dep
receipts
Milner
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Drug Co
Cement Co Ltd common
,,,
7%
Jan
"A"
o^4
i?r8
07/8
/8
3
oor/8
29%
on'8
30
29%
40
200
iZ'?nS
Z'nS
7,900
200
19% Mar
8 Va
3,600
7% July
Hi
6!S
4,100
GC '/a
61%
7,600
8%
700
6%
8
4
partic
—*
3
19%
*
common
preferred
Sugar
29%
3,500
900
3
2%
20%
Aug
9% July
5%
Jan
8
Jun
45% May
6% Jan
63
Jun
9%
Apr
13% May
25% Feb
16%
Feb
2 %
19
Jan
40
162
293/4 July
3% Jun
Jan
400
20
19%
650
161
Aug
--
H%
11%
11%
4,100
9%
30
31%
80
17%
Feb
24% Mar
•175
Jan
30
5
common
14
161
.10
Atlantic
13%
29
^3%
5
25c
7
7
100
Mar
12%
.
Anr
323/4 July
6% July
17% Jan
21% Jun
7
Jan
Mines
g%
Feb
26
38-
8
Manufacturing.
**Un
a
July
5
10Vs Jan
16%
20%
Jan
Apr
% Jan
% Feb
8%
7%
Jan
Jun
5% Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
2
Jan
4% Jun
% July
01/
3,8 July
4
/8
July
15 A July
5
Apr
27% Mar
700
^pr
6/2 Jan
4
May
5i'/4 ^U,n
11 /a Jan
13-000
350
*
6% Jan
32% Jan
37% May
1,200
5%
Jan
11
Jun
1,700
20%
Jan
26%
Aug
2G%
27%
1,400
22%
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
155
May
18%
3
18%
18%
100
...
(The)
*
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
common
Ltd
stock
*
Coal
ord
Draper
Drilling
&
Exporation
Co
2% July
3
Jan
20%
Jun
4% Mar
43/4 Mar
1,200
28%
Jan
1%
15,700
1%
Jun
4%
Jun
Jan
163/4
Jun
~£3/a
~5%
8.800
4%
Jun
6%
8%
9%
8,000
7
.Jan
200
19
Jan
23
Apr
20'A Aug
3C %
111 "
—
22
22
333/4
Feb
2i\ Jun
19
Jun
20 %
9,100
15%
13T/4
400
10 Vs
'7%
7%
300
13
12%
13
34_
34
Jan
30% July
42
42
43
1,500
36
Jan
45
24%
8%
24%
25%
3,000
19%
Jan
2G% July
8 Ve
8%
5,800
8 Vb
Feb
10
Tan
39% Mar
46
July
50%
Jan
58%
13%
Jan
17% Mar
*
B)
Apr
6% Mar
13%
Jun
8% July
12 V«
Apr
153/s
34%
4%
200
200
34
Aug
5%
2,300
35% July
7% May
4%
25 %
—
Jan
Jan
Jun
Feb
Laboratories—
:
common
American dep rets ord reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
Dynamics Corp
Jan
9% Aug
13 %
19
10c
14%
14
%
14%
13,000
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
Duval Sulphur
,Bff Mar
*
10
Co
Co.:
(Allen
A
,
*
*
10
*
1
Ltd
Cement Co Inc
Corp common
Class
800
3
1
Brewery
Harris
*
32.50
$2 preferred
Douglas Oil Company
Power
31
2,900
Jan
Aug
7.50
&
Dorr-Oliver Inc
Driver
3%
13%
34%
12%
1
Corp
Co
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd,common
Duke
3
6s 8d
5%
Finance
Dominion
Dow
2%
3%-
1
Coro
Domestic
v
Jan
143
1%
Products
30
Ltd
American dep rets ord reg—
Jun
31 /a July
25% Jan
8ly2 ^ar
11i/ ian
10 A Jan
100
9%
30%
Co
Jan
27
1
SomeLplo^
26 /o Mar
19 % May
2% Aug
26%
10
Diversev
8
Feb
il(2I
lift Apr
34%
___25c
Mfg
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
19% July
14,900
100
&
Detroit
20% July
July
7
2%
9%
3%
Co
wr
July
24%
1
Steel
9% Mae
34 %
1
Distillers
16%
Jan
9%
5
Mfg class A common
July
,
24
jan
6%
2
Detroit Hardware
July
19
Jan
14 y«
1,200
2%
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
4-'a Jun
10%
3,575
8%
8
*
debenture
Gasket
1.400
15%
8%
35
50c
Inc.
Corporation
Detroit
22%
14%
21%
1
—
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores coronon
Demlein
21%
1
2.50
10c
Davenport Hosiery Mills
Brothers Inc.
'
,
3JJ Feb
o'oaa
?,'?
20%
n
8% July
.
,l/e
16 % July
60%
Cuban Tobacco common
•
Curtis Lighting Inc common—__2.50
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)
5
J»n
Jan
6%
n
a7/
163/4
Jan
20%
1
(Md)—
34% July
2% July
800
Jan
9%
5
27'% Jun
]34
Aug
4%
2,100
12%
2,100
reg)__£1
(ord
Apr
7,300
3
1,000
15%
6
common
Crystal Oil Refining
Dragon
9
Jan
Jun
Jun
I6V2
8
Co.—
Feb
Jan
4,700
•
J8
14%
8
common
&
26
.
_/2
"''8
17%
16 Va
*
1.50
Cent
$6
Jan
/a July
6,100
5c'
Ltd—
Crown
Cuban
16
*
...
26
25
Wlf JTUl3,r
500
19%
c/
5
Bread Co Ltd
& Potash Co
of America
3}8 Mar
10s
.1
9
8 3'a
*
1
_*
1
£ 3/4
"9
8%
12 VB
27
7%
12V4
27
27 VB
7%
8
2,900
3 V2
Jan
200
7%
Jan
200
1.100
15,900
8 Vb
27
4%
Jun
9% July
9% Feb
Jan
12% July
Aug
30%
x7% Mar
Jan
9% May
*
preference
*
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Canadian
Canners
Ltd
2
common
Eastern
2%
2%
2i5s
12,800
*3^
~2.V
Julv
5% May
Apr
7i9« Feb
♦
Co
Ltd
1
Canadian
Dredge &
Dock
Co
Canadian
Homestead
Oils
Ltd
see
page
Ltd
33.
610
61V
6/a
13,700
,
16
2%
2%
2%
5,200
27% July
Jan
1|| July
-
3% Feb
Gas &
Fuel Assn
4%% prior preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron
Eastern
*
10c
^
44% Mar
20
For footnotes
Jan
1%
Day
,22
iaif
3
11?
15%
1
Canada
Canada
Jan
5%
1
9% July
Jaa
,!i'/a
J0/4
,,
AV
50c
*
Power
Canada
6%%
2
1
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co..
Fire
16%
600
27
1
1
Corp
non-voting..,
Gold Mines
~
1
Petroleum
DuMont
10c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Camden
5,200
6%
Corp .___—1
Jan
18'/2 Jan
^3% Apr
3an
tt,
0
7.50
Corp (new)
Electric
18%
6 ',8
7
Engineering—1
5%
4
300
I
olt'/2
ni/
10
Corporation
Eastern
22
17%
39
22%
1
1
Davidson
14% Mar
Jan
16
21
50c
common
convertible class
California
Apr
41%
100
3% Feb
9% Mar
Jan
c
Calif
9%
15% July
Jan
Apr
7% Jun
i'oa0
»
dep rets ord shares
Biscuit Corp
Sugar
' Jan
Jan
July
J
™
American
Calamba
Jun
8%. Mar
98
8V4 Mar
1 %
2%
,,
In 18
20%
™
preferred
Electric
500
9%
7%
Daitch Crystal Dairies Inc
Burma Mines Ltd—
Cable
Feb
100
5% Feb
9% May
101/8
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
C & C Super
Feb
93%
142,700
lOKS
May
24,200
19%
60c
Oil
7%
135
Jau
4% Jun
/4
1
Budget Finance Plan
6%
900
94
9%
Apr
3
18V2
1
Company
Byrd
7%
7%
92%
2%
Uranium
American
9% Apr
8% Jan
14>/4 Apr
99%
I6V2
10
Buckeye Pipe Line
Burry
813/4
Mar
300
800
.4
--
7%
Feb
9%
&
Crowley
July
July
July
Jan
Jun
45
...
common
Bruce (E L) Co common——
Bruck Mills Ltd class B__
BSF
75%
2
Beverage Corp
Creole
jan
^'
37
preferred
Co
79%
100
2%
& Varnish
Courtaulds
36
Jjf
36,4
=£1
reg
Company
Brown
Cott
Feb
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Brown
23%
3% Mar
•
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
July
6%
__
£1
reg.:
British Columbia Power common
Brown
A Mar
Jan
700
20
'
dep rets ord
dep
Inc
Corroon
Dennison
10s
dep
American
Coro
Tobacco—
Amer
American
July
--
Amer dep rets ord bearer
British
7
12Vb July
25%
4%
3V8 Jan
7 /a
8
*
3%
o!7?
2%
Bridgeport Gas Co
*
Brillo Manufacturing Co common——»
American
300
—
20c
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr
Breeze
Corp
common
300
800
1Z
11
37
Jan
Apr
Apr
30%
53%
15%
10%
13%
5'% Jan
'l//a May
10
Jun
I'.8
3V4
1
Inc
11 Va
Cornucopia
5% Apr
13% July
9% May
200
--
5
Works
800
13%
Zi/
iZ/?
IpX8
36%
prior cumulative preferred—100
Gear
B
Jan
8% Mar
'25
36%
Distillery Ltd—
voting
A
Class
.
16% Mar
26% Feb
Jan.
10
9%
11
*
Bourjois Inc
British
8%
13%
1
1
*
British
Jun
1,500
(S) & Co common
(H C) Co common
Foote
19%
3,100
*
Brad
2,900
,8
common
Scrymser
22%
_
3% May
Jan
I 4%
14%
Aug
1,500
52
Bohack
5%%
2V8
1,100
51%
Blumenthal
Borne
2,600
5Va
50c
Corp
May
16%
4
51%
Inc
9
a
5%
21 %
25
common
5% Mar
12% Mar
16%
1
27%
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's
16,700
21%
1,100
1
common
Benrus
5%
20%
9%
1
Telephone of Canada common
Bickford's
5%
21%
1
Instruments Inc..
!i!
11%
5%
—
20c
—50c
Shoe Corp
(A Si
1
ljj}
*
1
—1,
Inc——
Company
Bearings Inc———
Beckman
Class
4%
1,700
27
'
—.
American shares
11,200
12
27
27% Mar
Commercial
(H>
4%
11%
400
Car-Na-Var
Paint
3/4 Mat
1,800
Aviation &
Cook
Aug
6
■
7
Corby
10
11
15
Continental
—.—1
Baldwin
Jan
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
38 %
1
pxt->to
18 Vb
6
4
1,100
10%
.__
Apr
4,900
36
Service.
Jan
5% Mar
5%
7%
Continental
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—r
7
loJ/»
Consolidated Liquidating
♦
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd.
*
Consolidated Royalty Oil
10
Continental Air - Lines Inc
-—1.25
99
32 V July
% MJ
h
14%
10
Public
3/4
Apr
Feb
10%
Inc
Jan
Jun
Manufacturing—4
Continental
—
115
3%
1
__—l
5
Connelly Containers Inc.—
Consolidated Engineering Corp
Consolidated Gas Utilities—.
24% Mar
An
—
*
30s
Vie
,
Jn5/4
10nu ^
o^4 iaU
,a?8,J.an
14;8
9?J/8,i?
21
Feb
5
C™?°efSS"!Z-....
l°% r»
2 /8
n
JIan
15V
24%
10c
*
Commodore Hotel
Fen
Jun
5%
1%
5
ordinary
Feb
10 Va
142%
Jan
23,400
-
ColU Manufacturing. C0..4..-
Mav
4'/«
Mav
May
14%
81%
—4
Corp common
Products Co
Aluminum
6%
2
.
Colonial Airlines
Colonial Sand & Stone Co___
Julv
h
Ana
1% Jan
.10
—1
5
10
Colon Development
Aug
,
19
Ton
6%
1
Continental
A—
116
12
—
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Cockshutt Farm Equipment Co
inn
An?
B
Class
12
Aug
38
Mining—1
Lambert
&
Community
41%
1—
8% Aug
8% Jan
Jan
34
5%
%
8%
18 a
Co
Jan
5%
Apr
4 %
17 %
10
4
-
2.50
Clarostat Manufacturing Co
Clar>' Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Co___—
Anr
171%
,4
93/
74
947"
34/a
"Zt
3%
——1
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Automatic
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14 /a May
05/
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Corp warrants
Plywood
19
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33/4
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Atlantic
Atlas
Apr
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6%
paid on
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99
div
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&
14'aSo
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995/
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93
E—1
Clark (The; D L Co-
aue
7%
100
10
-2
Clty Autu stampmg
peb
13% Apr
111
16%
76%
—
1
Circle Wire & Cable Corp.—
Tel—■
&
$43
(ex
A
9300
16
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32
33%
Inc
——-1
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of
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97 1'
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5
11%
100
Machine
Mar
11% Jun
9% July
107
/
300
%
4
9
10
1
Cherfy-Burrell common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
Apr
lo
Apr
9
1071A
*
2.50
rets reg—
Food
27%
——
350
2Vb
I Va July
5 %
10/8
1
Charts Corp common
Charter Oil Co Ltd—
Industries—•
Electric
Associated
9K7/1
100
—
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Associate
IE
AAn
16%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
Associate
'
-
32
warrants—
Co
&
13,700
ru
Chamberlin Co of America
93/fl Mar
Jan
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1 no7'
110
5
500
4)aii
b%
2% July
27%
%
——10
21
May
t0°
10%
IE
1
Co
Gas
9%
129%
4%
.*
Cessna Aircraft Co common
Light—
&
preferred
Armour
9%
10
-5
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
7,700
Apr
23 %' July
„
——1
1
Inc.
90
ran
28,200
.
/4
pfd—100
——1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
9%
8T'/s
—»
1
Convertible preference
Julv
4%
Inn
Xif
3Vb
Century Investors
Jan
91 Vh
lVv ian
A/B tn
??./
9a'900'
Apt
Jan
July
37%
pi
lai/
4 900
'*
14
1
Angostura-Wupperman „——
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
9%
200
34
33
■.
common.
3.50% preferred
Central Ohio Steel Products
Central Power & Light 4% pfd
Century Electric Co common
Jun
29%
10%
5O0
ijuu
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
3vu
Central Maine Power Co—
July
700
W & Llght $5 PW"
Ltd
s
Central Explorers Ltd
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series
Jun
12000
73/2
3%
Jun
97
9k
14
11
50
cirrer
Uaiierdp
Catalin Corp of America
Cenco Corporation
Feb
1% Jan
1% Jan
9
inv
——2
1%
-
1
-5
Castle (A MX & Co—r—
38
V July
39
97
7%
9 000
28%
38 V
Iv
27%
100
991/
17
A——5
Lead Mines Ltd———.—20c
3%
Ifr
1
Casca Products common.....
Mar
24
13% July
10'% July
Jun
30
600
9a'2
8%
Writing Paper common
Anchor Post Products
1%
2
2(
Oil Development class
3%
Carter (J W) Co
100% May
ion
9% Mar
6% Jan
21 900
civ
/
38 %/
50
it
91V
8%
1,100
or
1%
Corp-.————50c
5
Tractor
American
oi3A
10%
rn
American Seal-Kap common
2
American Thread 5% preferred———-5
American
95
100
%
__
*
pfd—25
2,500
3% Aug
31 i
.
9%
17% Mar
6%
27%
American dep rets B old-.—————2s
Feb
wurtu
Mar
500
rwlf|
12%
0V3A
%
—
6,900
6%
26 %
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co.———19.50
Feb
5/2
Jan
3J/2
97%
10%
10%
1
Co..
Maracaibo
7,400
6%
Canso Natural Oas Ltd vie
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Feb
13
J an
——1
Meter Co
Anacon
7% July
High
Low
5% Mar
2bv«
1
Jan.
since
Range
High
1
Petroiina
Canadian
9*Fe»
Jan
Lew
Ltd. partic pfd-10
Canadian Williston Minerals—
-6c
Canadian Marconi
"
46% Aug
Jan
4%
015/
-—„———
American
Amurex
,,,
o*71/
3714
JO
12%
100
American Hard Rubber Co————.25
American Laundry Machine—
—20
American Manufacturing Co com——25
Book Co
American
tan
55/e
T000
14%
'lc
96
„25c
pfd
15
common—1
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American
id3/^
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Shares
110% Mar
conv
Car Co
Bantam
{American
nnn
1
?r
Vv
5%
for Week
9 Va
Industries common———*
American
o,4 omy
2 600
ac 1/
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing——*
Ambrook
May
Range
oi Prices
127
cumulative preferred———100
$3.75
6% July
Mav
c
5
r
High
of America—
Co
Aluminum
3,200
Ik 9
i
Vv
5%
warrants7
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
5%
Alles & Fisher common-,.————:-T.—
Allied Artists Pictures Corp
1
5%
5%%. convertible preferred—.
10
ma
Allied Control Co Inc————~1
14 %
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
—5
36%
Aluminum
oonn
c 7/
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
since Jan. 1
Range
Low
5%
aci/
8%
Corp
Alleghany
1/
45%
10c
Shares
Sales
Week's
Las/
STOCKS
High
5%
5%
/
ENDED AUGUST 5
Sales
offices
Low
v
—1
Inc
Airlines
Alaska
Sale Price
Par
•
Week's
States
Corp
series A
$6 preferred series B
$7 preferred
common
9%
10
ll%
11%
12%
9,900
100
25
77%
77%
77 V2
800
63%
33 Va
610
28
32
17%
.1
Jan
12 3/4 July
79
373/4
Apr
26%
172
*
*
Jan
Mar
166
168
200
May
195
160
May
181%
July
Jun
Jun
Mar
Feb
Volume 182
Number 5453
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(535)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
-
FOR
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Par
Range since
-
Low
Mines
Machine
class
District
Emsco
$2
Esquire
9,200
12%
Apr
May
21 %
20%
21%
Jan
22%
H5
id
1,600
ft July
%
28%
28V4
28%
11%
Apr
9
1
5%
13%
4,900
11% Aug
17%
1,100
16%
20% July
13%
2,300
12%
105
105
8
8
100
5
;
45¥s
44%
l~9tf
1
X4
1
$1
5 %
25c
or
9%
Jan
500
18 %
Apr
18,800
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
1,100
42%
Jan
53%
Feb
400
4%
26
July
40
5%
5/8
1(5
10
15
15
t
15
10
lft
Jan
%
82,800
5% Mar
Jan
May
1
152,400
Jan
%
Jan
18 % Mar
July
Fargc
Oils
Firth
Ford
Motor
Ltd
24 %
Co
10
Inc
class
*
voting
Fuller
reg
600
20%
20%
3%
6,800
Kaiser
Motors
Kansas
Gas
21%
A)
Power
Co
Key Co
4,000
dep
Public
reg
4%
July
6ft July
Jan
66 %
July
6%
Apir
May
11
July
24
Jan
Kleinert
$5
preferred
Kobacker
Kropp
Gold
L'Aiglon
Lake
6ft May
8%
Jun
3%
100
3% May
4%
Feb
4%
5
2%
6% July
15%
8.600
15%
400
Apr
14 % Mar
700
27%
17%
Jan
20
32%
113'i 115
109 %
Apr
6%
8
2¥a
1,700
2%
2%
Jun
2%
1,800
34% July
115
Aug
1,100
3% Mar
7%
Jun
900
5% May
8
Aug
2
3%
Feb
3%
2%
Jan
19% May
3,900
33 Va
77
71
71
"4%
16:
1,200
16%
4 1
300
3%
%
3%
Atlantic
Ml
6%
10%
300
6
—
Great
Sweet
Greer
stock
Jan
1%
Feb
Feb
Apr
8%
6ft May
»%
Lamson
Corp cf Delawere
Lamson
&
Lanston
_
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Steel
Humble
600
Hurd
Co
Jan
20
1%
A)
47
Apr
70
40
Apr
10
57
Mar
'
common
.
_
29,700
55%
460
49
.
14
1,600
12¥a
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15
28'ft
30
1,100
20
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31'ft
A
Mangel
Stores
Manischewitz
Jan
30% May
21
Jan
29
18'ft
100
4,500
4
4%
3,100
7¥a
Mar
Feb
10% July
13¥a Mar
20% July
3%
204
207%
141
141
2%
2%
2
225
9%
9%
181
10
133%
%
14,200
2%
10%
5,200
2
Jan
5%
Feb
(AG)
Mead
Micromatic
Apr
May
4ft Jan
10% July
8% Jan
18%
19
12%
Jan
Feb
55 % Mar
Jun
3%
3%
3%
2,100
3 'ft
Jan
41%
42%
1,200
26%
Jan
60
61'ft
550
55 %
Jan
1%
900
2.900
13
2
4
May
Feb
61% July
Jun
2 ¥»
Feb
4% July
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
May
Jun
2'ft
Jan
1,700
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
700
22%
Jan
33%
Jun
15'ft
100
14%
Jan
16% July
45%. July
17
17%
.
8,800
4'ft
22 ¥4
4%
23
500
400
—
—
—
—
_
15
14% Jan
Jan
17%
5
Feb
Mar
Jan
9% May
9
Mar
10% May
Feb
—
...
*
_
capifal
—
stock
900
—
41%
15% Mar
3%
xl7
Feb
Mar
25%
4%
24
—
Jan
Jan
20% May
47%
Jan
50
138
20%
104
Mar
Midvale
Co
Midwest
7%
7%
1
177/a
18%
700
common—_1
12%
11%
13
30%
30%
30%
*
2 5.'ft
21%
25%
15%
Jan
11
10%
11
1,500
11
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
_50c
1
5
*
A
Products
5
Resistance
Cd
200
32%
847/a May
4
Mar
10c
3.90%
Manufacturing
v
t c
*
1
page
130
Service
33.
17'ft
12 ¥s
Jan
14%
Apr
100
26%
Jan
30%
Jun
11%
Aug
l¥a
8'ft
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jun
200
20% May
6¥a Jan
25 ¥4
8%
9¥a
Jun
26%
1,000
24% July
33
4,200
24%.
106'/a
25
1,000
106% 107
75
24
13
*
1%
60%
1ft
58%
13%
1,600
1%
14,700
61%
16,000
Jun
Jan
26
July
103
Jan
107
July
13
July
15%
Jan
Apr
2'ft May
lft Aug
46
67%
Jun
103'ft July
101
10
99
May
105
10
105
Jun
108-
Mar
10.
100
Jan
105
July
104% 104%
5'ft
400
175'ft 175%
4%
40
4%
37ft
5¥a July
Apr
165'ft Mar
176 %
Jan
Jun
46'ft July
7¥8
Jan
12
4'ft
Jun
41
10%
10'/a
11'ft
6,400
20%
50
19
116
July
20%
5¥4
Jan
3% Mar
3 ¥,
Jan
Jan
23¥a
Jan
Jan
143
July
2
Feb
142%
150
1%
1%
4,500
l'ft
Apr
26%
27'/a
800
25'ft
Apr
30¥a Mar
141
100
Tel—
States Tel &
17'ft
36'ft
105
4
—2.50
TV
Jan
Feb
101
101
class A—.___*
Mills
Vernon-Woodberry
5'ft
Feb
6¥a July
6% Feo
3¥s Mar
34 ¥4
50
common.—
149'ft
Jan
Jun
Nachman
l'ft
"7%
7%
8
1,600
7
Jun
8'ft July
31
May
38% July
35%
35%
200
"5'ft
5%
5%
1,600
—1
4%
4%
4%
900
1
20%
20%
21
1,400
1
Corp
3%
3%
4
11,300
2%
Jan
4'ft July
1,800
4¥a
Jan
5'ft
105
5%
Apr
Jun
9% July
19%
May
15
Feb
Apr
Apr
Jun
36% May
«S!
10%
12% July
Jan
94
Jan
9
99%
Inc..
Alfalfa
National
Milling
Dehydrating &
Co
Bellas Hess common
National
National
Rubber
National
Starch
Sjteel
Telefilm
Jan
Jun
Jan
Ltd
Car
National
Transit
Union
Nestle
New
Le
common.
Co
Mur
British
w
Haven
8%
Feb
126%
Jun
25% Aug
New Idria
85
Feb
36%
Feb
New
x26%
26
267a
13,200
24% May
29%
Jan
10c
10%
11,300
7% July
5
Jan
2%
1,200
2% May
91
July
11%
J an
Feb
New Park
New York
24%
Jan
Jan
24'ft
Jan
29% July
Jan
34
July
47ft July
3¥a Aug
3 'ft Aug
4¥8
Jan
3¥s
1,000
3%
3%
4 ¥8
40,800
1
11%
1134
ll7ft
3,000
25 3ft
26%
800
21
47/a Mar
7'ft
10,000
2
Jan
3% Mar
4,670
131
Mar
145
1
i
3%
5
3%
40c
2%
138%
"2%
137% 139%
2%
Jan
10¥s May
2%
Feb
4¥a July
12
Jun
28%
Jun
4%
Jan
Feb
Jun
Apr
Apr
17
Jun
50c
5
Mar
Zinc.—.———...(—25c
42%
42%
44%
5,500
40 % Mar
48"%
21%
21 ¥8
22%
4,200
19% Mar
27% May
Min
Watch
Co
& Chem
Co
Mining Co...
Co
common
—1
1
1
——*
1
Oils
Auction
&
Apr
July
York
8% July
Jan
19'ft
8%
New
18 % Mar
Jan
8,500
"3%
33'ft
26%
_3%
Aug
3 'ft
York
Jan
"4
2ft Jan
12'ft
22
8,300
New
4%
1,200
16% May
May
"1,000
94'ft
13%
29
1 %
10'ft Mar
3%
Process
100
1,700
12'ft Mar
Jan
Apr
14%
Superior
1,166
27%
3%
New
7%
Feb
19¥8 July
3%
New
15-%
Feb
6%
14'ft
12% July
3% Mar
Jun
17%
Jan
4'ft
30c
New Mexico & Arizona Land
2%
7
Jun
20
Clock &
convertible preferred
Jersey
23%
x28
——100
Ltd
Jan
4'/a Ye
2,030
ra—1
England Tel & Tel
New
23'ft
X28
.
Dominion Oil
200
1
;
common
New
11%
21%
Eleqfcfcc Corp...
Radilftor Corp
National U. S.
11%
22%
.—*
Neptune Meter common
7,700
22
Associates—
200
115
22
common
5%
15
112
——1
—10
Machinery—
Products
15
1%
2
Research Corp.—
National
5%
1
(Mich)—
Jan
10%
5'ft
14% May
10
:
Namm-Loeser's
Jan
7a
ll7/s
9,800
47/s
15
15,300
9,100
20%
15%
197/b Mar
6%
99%
100
Jan
6
50
8
14'/2 Mar
7¥a July
l7¥a Mar
5%
900
8
6% July
Jan
300
5%
1,000
8
Feb
May
5
3,100
6%
25%
10%
13
1
5%
1K%
6
Jan
200
1
25
57
8'ft
8%
:
112'
6
pfd__100
Inc
see
98%
Feb
597ft July
1,000
common—____—50c
113%
25%
1
Co
5%
8ft Jan
97
.__*
capital stock.*
Royalty
9,700
27
26%
cumulative preferred—
§Muntz
Jan
10'ft
Jan
77ft
6
Moody
Mt
7'ft
Feb
5'/a May
13
is
4.50%
'6Ye
Jan
5'ft
1
cumul preferred series B..100
4.80%
Feb
___50c
....
convertible preferred...
Public
Feb
July
——5
common
Co
Aug
12%
preferred—*
conv
Presto Industries Inc
1,300
12%
31%
77/a
National
17%
40%
42 %
18'ft
July
16 Va
4
19 5ft
Jan
5%
Brewing Co
16%
12%
11 ¥4 July
Jan
28'ft
1
2.50
1
10
Mfg & Stores common....
1
Petroleum Ltd
—25c
Jan
38 3
Feb
13%
5,800
100
National
7%
nr
9¥s
500
36 ¥4
10%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
-1
Molybdenum Corp
1
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40 Yo
cumulative preferred—.100
,
1,400
19%
10%
(Piping Co..
Refineries
Missouri
11%
35'ft
10%
National
5,000
%
Jan
5¥e Aug
ft Jan
19'ft
25c
common
National
9%
12
45
4
11 %
7,400
Feb
9%
39 %
July
36 ¥a
54'ft
Aug
9%
72,800
Apr
May
30
19'/a
52
42%
40Q
712
6
20
Jun
23%
4%
714
Apr
Jan
3%
19
2,700
lll'ft
'ft
'
Feb
183ft July
Products—
Wohl
4 % Ya
100
81 i
Mid-West
Miller
5'ft
53 3ft
Abrasive..—:—•
Mid-West
5'ft
1
National
£1
100
6,200
National
2.50
common
1,000
17,000
National
—5
20
29
57ft
Jan
2,100
4
1,800
19%
9'/a
Jun
97% 100'ft
-.5
*
4
4
——
5'ft
Jan
200
98'ft
4%
Jun
14%
Jun
May
15'ft
42'ft
5
ii
40
23 'ft
—
-100
_
Inc common
145'ft
22%
145
22'ft
Aug
15'/a July
13%
■
—
*
10'/a
8'ft
Inc......———....—1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co.._—
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common
2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50c
24%
237/a
24%
2,900
5%
Mountain
8
■.
11'ft
Jun
May
26%
May
4,800
40
2l'ft
July
15'ft
Jan
26 %
82
13%
28¥4
25'ft
105
3%
50
26
Jan
100
10%
92 ¥4
18
Jan
5,400
♦
_
10%
20'ft
11'/a Mar
Feb
4 'ft
36%
3% Mar
13'ft Mar
70¥4 May
9,100
28%
9 %
3,300
4,800
16%
76%
3.%
2%
85 %
16 'ft
99%
9%
4
2'/a
81%
2%
82
16'ft
10
200
Apr
10
400
V
17%
Apr
16 ¥4
1,600
Investors participation pfd..—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
__
Jan
86
Apr
28 'ft
Montgomery Ward & Co
38
46 ¥4
26'ft
Jan
104
July
37'ft July
Jan
11%.
37%
43 'ft
29
Apr
31 %
104
25
36%
3¥s
10%
3 7 ¥4
104
44%
Jun
12 ¥4
15%
-5
44%
2
59 ¥4
1
1
Jan
July
30
11%
7'ft Mar
Jan
6¥b July
1.200
8
Jan
Mar
39% July
2% Apr
2 ¥4=
Jan
6'ft
-
13
1,000
6¥a
42%
2'ft
4%
500
68
9,500
6%
40%
2%
600
6¥a
325
preferred series C——.100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
6%
Jan
6'ft
275
5.100
40 %
Jan
4% Mar
37 ¥4
6'ft
15%
2
10
_
4%
43
5
l'ft
13 ¥a
Jan
May
6%
6%
1
Corp $1
$2 hon-cum
61% July
2,200
3'/a
31
86
1
Petroleum
States
Oil
25
'ft
50
15'ft
1
Corp
Steel
60%
1
200
26%
Hone Corp
Midland
60%
5%
4%
32
*
Bumper Corp
Steel Tube
1
Michigan Sugar Co common
6 Ye preferred
Midland
15%
4%
11% May
Jun
25¥» Mar
common
Michigan
Jan
14% Mar
5'ft
13'ft May
Feb
83ft
84%
*
1
5
Michigan
July
18
1%
Jun
8'ft
dividend shares..,——*
Textile
July
3%
200
4 'a
11'ft
400
20,800
86
Co
141
600
1%
400
9%
4'ft
£1
Co
Iron
224
18
4%
11%
40 ¥a
*
—
Co
&
Mfg
Jan
14%
.2
Jun
11%
32
1
Dredging common
Johnson
Menasco
Co
&
Mar
18
60'ft
Feb
Mar
8%
9
15%
7
Corp
Metal
28%
9
Aircraft
Feb
200
19
Jan
97ft
40%
11%
50c
common.
(The B) Co
747/e
41%
_
_
'■
Feb
M
Jan
600
4
.1
-ft—
*
Service Co..
Public
Maine
Mesabi
26
.2.50
__
footnotes
13%
1
10
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Jun
14%
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada.!
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4Ye, pfd—10o
For
137ft
2
Feb
28'ft
3,500
—
_
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
Iron F'ireman
July
*
l7/a
88
25¥a
9
10c
_
preferred
Service
5% Mar
6¥4
6 'ft
Co
(The)
21 ¥4 May
800
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
76% July
l'ft Jan
1%
49% Mar
I
Ironite
Jan
6%
20
5
Lynch Corp
McWilliams
18'ft
2
Manufacturing Co
Illinois Zinc Co
Public
l¥s Mar
8'ft
6'ft
;
Lunkenheimer
Feb
28
100
Hygrade Food Products
Iowa
Mar
6%
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
;
1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
1
Louisiana Land & Exploration——.1
2%
70
15,500
.100
Hydro-Electric Securities
Investors
Jan
7
*
Jan
77
3%
_
Refining
International
l'ft
100
Jan
Chain
McKee
26
■
Hardart Baking Co
Hardart common
International
2,000
7%
Jun
R
Steel
Feb
47
52%
_
& Co
(Harvey)
Class
Locke
class
Groceterias
Loblaw
23%
49%
1%
*
__
_
.
International
138
Jaii
5'ft
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—
5%
cumulative preferred
Jan
77
~l¥a
July
*
&
4'ft Mar
4%
25c
Communication Co Ltd—
44 'ft
12 %
common.
Inc
Lock
Jun
Marconi International Marine
48
46%
_25c
_
& Co class A
Oil
2 ¥4
14%
Inc
(R G.)
1,600
1%
-10c
_
Products
5% preferred
Hubbell
8,300
400
common
Realty
Le Tourneau
McDonnell
l'ft
—5
common
common
Lefcourt
16% Mar
'
&
3%
300
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd—
Mays (J W) Inc common
l'ft
*
Holly Stores Inc..
&
13% May
12,900
5
5
Jan
500
_10c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Horn
25
Jan
6%
50c
Jun
.1
.
__
convertible
Horn
Apr
11¥b
5%
University
Extension
157/a
*
(Geo
19'ft
200
5¥a
Monotype Machine Co
Salle
llVs Mar
.2
-
...
Highie Mfg Co common.————
Hormel
307ft July
900
12'ft
19%
10
Co
Sessions
17%
25
Inc
preferred
preferred
Horder's
Jan
20%
12'ft
Feb
1
-.5
31
3%
Corp
Holophane
•fir Jan
5%
....
Jan
11%
A
(R)
5¥a July
% May
'ft
"5%
—1
ft
Ltd
Jan
1
Co..
Henry Holt & Co
Hoe
5
2¥b Mar
5,700
4
1
5
Inc..;
Feb
-.1
Light
5 'ft %
5 Ye
3% Mar
2,800
Va
1%
—
1,205
4%
7%
—
~3¥s
3
3
33%c
20c
1
Jan
20%
*
Lithographing Co
Hercules
Jun
19
12%
7.50
"3%
Feb
20
—10
5
Mining Corp of Canada————*
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5Yo
pfd
100
Bakeries
Co
Jun
Co
Mar
2
...
4 Ye
42 ¥4
50
Company
Feb
105%
110'/a July
4% Jan
5
.
Rubenstein
Heller
Apr
11'ft
3?,s
Brewing Co
Class
16¥a
11%
20»/B
—,9c
<
Stores common
Mining Co
Helena
14% May
38'ft Feb
21
IIV2
common
Dept
Hecla
800
300
1
Ltd
Oils
.
Electric
Eishop
Hearn
15%
10,200
1
Organ Company
Hazeltine
Apr
15'ft
*
Co
Mines
Jan
H
Hazel
28'ft
15 ¥4
11%
*
Co
Leases
Lamp Co
Havana
16'ft
Aug
.
Apparel
Shores
Middle
Gypsum Line & Abalastine—;
Hathaway
Jan
20
16'ft
a
50c
Freehold
Mfg
11
1.300
29 'ft
——100
Grass
Jan
111%
Tea—
Chemical
Company
Grocery Stores Products
Hastings
11'ft
1,300
21'ft
113
20 ¥a
5
10c
Griesedieck
Harvard
1,000
16 ¥a
15%
28
50
Hydraulics
Hartford
13%
15 ¥4
1
common
Oil &
18%
Apr
Feb
15
4
pfd__25
conv
Pacific
Jan
3
2,400
lC'ft
6%
—
1
preferred
Hammond
18% May
20
1
*
Mines
Industries Inc
&
5%
107%
2,800
3
5
A
Rapids Varnish
Amer
Jun
%
50
1
1
.
Gray Manufacturing Co
Hall
106% May
16%
ll¥a
preferred
Great
108 % July
Jun
16
13,400
110% 110%
31/8
5
Great
Apr
105 %
1
7Z
*
Graham-Paige Motors 5 %
Jan
108%
10
Consolidated
42%
Jan
105%
B
Inc
Sugar class
10% July
7ft Mar
42%
42
42%
*
class
Inc
prior
Gruoil
Jan
Jan
16'ft July
13%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Jan
July
17% July
1
Mines
B
1st
13% July
2¥s
103%
16%
Krueger Brewing. Co
Laclede-Christy
20,900
1
;
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorham Manufacturing common.
7%
1,300
13%
Kroy Oils Ltd
July
2%a
1
Co
Non-voting
25,500
20%
1
Forge
(The)
July
*
Great.Lakes
4%
17'ft
5
Corp
139
6 ',4
*
common
(Adolf)
Grand
Rubber
B)
Stores
140
*
,
Distilleries
Goldfield
(I
Hotels
Knott
Jan
32
$6
Gladding McBean & Co
$4.50
4'ft Mar
7% Jan
7 72
~'I
20
Glen Alden Corp
Class
200
J.—.2,50
Lear Inc common
50c
preferred
Yellowknife
Godchaux
4
10
Jan
100
Gilchrist Co
Gobel
4%
17%
4'ft
15%
5
Corp
Ur.ion
May
ltf
*"
~3%
4%
preferred-.*
Corporation
1
Stores
Globe
5
4%
100
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred.
104%
£1
Service
Power
Gicnmore
A Jun
1
3
Jan
20%
25
common
preferred
'AC)
Feb
3
—,
Kings
102%
*
ord
rets
Fireproofing
convertible
Giant
2¥s
Jan
1
6];!
com—1
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
General Plywood Corp common
Gilbert
Jan
111
1
Genera] Electric Co Ltd—
Mich
1 %
12,500
5
& Co
75
7%
-
Supply Corp
convertible preferred
Gerity
Feb
6,400
2%
—
common
1,100
1
Builders
$4.GO
pfd
(Walter)
145
Corp warrants
Alloys Co
§Gcneral
5%
1%
2
1
4'%%
Kidde
140
*
common
common
Genera]
Georgia
2'ft Jan
July
1%
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
3%
100
General
General
7¥« Jan
2V« Jan
1 %
4%
;
Kennedy's Inc___
Xl35
6{y
5
General Acceptance
5%
4% May
l'ft Apr
2'ft
Corp..
(Del
143
1.25
Co
pieferred
Gellman Mfg Co
American
500-
4%
l¥a
Kingston Products
Kio Oil & Development Co
Aug
5% Jan
2,000
6%
6
1
Brewing
5'/o
General
3,100
15c
Electric
&
Co
Kawneer
La
5 Ye
900
1%
10c
Feb
4% Mar
51 %
10
£1
.
Brewing Co
Gatineau
.1
common
Inc
Jun
Ltd—
rets ord
(Geo
8,200
5
*
Pitt
37,200
64
135%
non-voting
(Feter)
2!3
5 !ii
4%
6
B
Fort
Co
31 %
Jun
23% July
1% Jan
1,700
62 %
1
A
Fox
l¥a
Canada—
Motor Co
dep
7%
2,200
4%
1
A
Class
Amer
i'u
8%
26
1
Ltd
Inc
Class
Ford
2%
5
2.50
Line
of
2IS
*
(Phila)
Stores
Tiger
8%
8¥b
1
Inc
i.M H)
Fitzsimmons
Flying
l
25c
Sterling
Fishman
A
Instrument
Petroleums
Association
Glass
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
—
class
&
Ltd
Federated
Fire
& Co
Camera
Jeannette
Jerry
10
F
(Max)
6'ft
l'ft
Jan
23
%
23
1%
ft
%
Eureka Pipe Line common
Fairchild
—
High
Low
1%
l'ft
Corp Inc.lc
1
since Jan.
Range
High
105% July
Jan.
7% July
•
4V'a
1
Corporation Ltd
102 %
4%
23 %
10c
preferred
Jan
11% May
40
1
common
4pr
26 % Mar
13
20%
pfd___100
Corp
32
17,600
11%
19
1
Warrants
Factor
Shares
Jan
l
for Week
6'ft
—-
__10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol
Sales
Range
Low
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
Week's
of Prices
Jun
,•»„
Inc
Eureka
25
*
Electric
convertible
Jan
5
Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp
21%
B
Corporation
Eiectrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
Empire MUiwork
20%
100
1
Share
&
Jan
23%
common
Limited
ElectrcData
Empire
18%
23%
~~
,30
Bond
Par
High
Low
i High
1
$2 preferred
Electric
Sale Price
Irving Air Chute
Common shares of beneficial int
Elder
Last
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Easy Washing
*
5
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
AUGUST
WEEK ENDED
Sales
Last
Co
common
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
*
10
10
—
3
3
13
3
1,400
2¥4
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
3%
2%
3%
19,700
2
*
iff
2%
"2 5/s
800
2¥a
Aug
3ft Apr
12%
12%
13
400
10%
Jan
13% May
59 ¥4
59 ¥4
58
7
50
Jan
40
Jan
10
Mar
82
61
July
Jun
11% May
—l
The Commercial and
32
Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, August 8, 1955
(536)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Mines
Nipisslng
t—ilOc
A—10
class
Cement
American
Class
6%
13%
54
Corp—
Norden-Ketay
North
212
•—1
—
B
25
35'%
2 %
Jan
6.300
6%
53%
Jan
16,100
Jan
7
4,700
13%
13%
13%
55%
700
54
56
56% July
56'%
July
50
101%
700
50%
27,100
i"o
5
9%
10
1,600
89
10
4
89
in
220
101% 102
4% July
5%
Jan
Mar
88
Jan
99
Aug
50'% July
Jan
45
Seton
Feb
.
6 % Mar
July
12
94'ft
Jun
104
Jan
Leather
Shattuck
Oil Company——
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co
Oils
Okalta
Okonite
Old
90c
Company common
1 l'ii
73 'ft
Olympic
Radio
Omar Inc
l'ft
Apr
Jan
71
10%
Apr
61
Jan
112
Mar
July
84% Mar
1 Ii;
Jan
6,400
6%
Jun
8'%
6 'ft
500
7
7
Jan
6% July
4%
Jan
8%
Jun
1
6%
6%
7%
_1
20%
19%
20%
375
19%
Aug
90
90
91%
2,050
65'ft
Jan
92
27 %
27%
Jan
29% July
Television Inc.,
&
Apr
Jan
1,125
73%
7
7
1
_______
54%
108'ft
700
71%
Corp common
cumulative preferred
Jan
380
1%
25
Ltd
109%
6'ft
100
57
109%
xl09
10Q
3
6,300
10%
9%
56
*
common
preferred
Town
40c
9%
___50c
—
class B
Power 4%%
July
2,200
3%
3
1
—,
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Ainer shares_10s
Overseas Securities
i
l
.
600
27%
18%
23 %
Feb
July
Pacific
•/
Electric
Gas &
6%
1st pfd
36%
25
36%
36%
2,300
800
_^_25
32 %
32'%
32%
—25
31%
31%
31%
preferred——25
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A—25
4.80% red 1st preferred..
i,
25
4.50% red 1st pfd
—25
28%
28%
29
5%%
1st preferred
preferred
5%
1st
5%.
redeemable
Pacific
1st
Silex Co
*
73
Siinca
Northern Airlines
Power
&
Page-Hersey Tubes
Israel
Pan
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
Chemical
Parker
Class
8,200
11%
12,600
110%
400
2%
11%
110%
Corp
40c
—:_500 fr
Shares
%
1'%
Jan
2
Jan
1 %
May
2%
Jan
Standard
5% July
8%
Jan
Gold
Mines
Pittsburgh
Metallurgical
Lake
7%
7%
7
7%
1,700
6% May
5%
5%
100
16%
Preston
East
Progress
Mfg
4% %
pv
Feb
16%
Jan
4'ft
Jan
62
Aug
_
18% Mar
300
Jan
23'% May
Steel
Co
3%
31,600
111!
Jan
314 J"'y
Steel
Parts
6
%
10.500
6'ft
Aug
7%
Jun
Stein
6
6 'ft
3.100
May
9%
Jan
4%
4,000
13%
13%
1,800
6
4
May
13%
Aug
4%
Jan
Jan
20
~2
4,800
10%
10%
4,200
5%
Jan
98
99'ft
1,050
78'ft
Jan
110'%
Jun
Stop
23%
23 %
24'ft
4,900
21
May
27'ft
Jan
Stroock
1% July
2'%
Jan
10% July
6%
6%
2,100
6%
Aug
9'ft
Feb
Stylon
5%
100
3%
Jan
6'%
Jun
Sun
30%
30%
100
27'%
3%
3%
1,900
600
8
7%
*
50
57%
57%
12%
12%
12%
_i
18%
18%
18%
1
8 lii
8%
9
lit
28,200
~1
2%
2%
2%
4.100
—__2.50
Ltd.—
Nevada
ii
Sunrise
Jan
60%
4,700
11% Mar
7,900
12%
Feb
12%
Jun
Feb
2%
Apr
12%
12
12%
7,000
12
Aug
12% Aug
41
40%
44%
2,200
15%
Feb
73
*
10%
10%
10%
2,800
»y4
Feb
10% Mar
Jun
of Colorado—
Pulp
Co
com
59%
5
common...
Manufacturing
106'%
Apr
25
100
Mar
59%
60'%
200
44
Jan
63% July
16
103%
_*
16%
600
15%
Apr
16%
103% 103%
26
10
May
Inc class
Talon
Class
B
Jan
Jan
Feb
41
29
Apr
Raymond Concrete
Pile
Reading Tube Corp common
Reis
Co
(Robert)
Reliance
Oil
Rice-Stix
&
8%
2,100
Jan
Chemical
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
-800
12
6,100
56
200
10
3
24
Mar
1
Jan
%
37
Jan
common.
May
1%
Feb
10%
Jan
14% July
55
Feb
68
11% July
Jan
9%
4,200
4%
Jan
7'ft
7%
700
4%
Feb
8%
Apr
2%
2%
2%
2,300
2% July
3'ft
Jan
i
pfd F
100
2%
—
2%
2%
95
1,300
2%
Jun
30
96
s
92%
Feb
ord reg
£t
5
Corp
Oil
Co
Fifth
Ave
_l
21
'ft Mar
->4.4 'ft
UtfKT
20
ft*?
*-37500
16%
16%
17'/b
900
14%
16%
23,700
400
5
5
1
7%
7%
8%
l
29%
28%
30
900
—1
4%
4%
5
200
6%
6%
500
1.25
common
Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Haynes
-
35'ft
10
;
Company
Aeronautical
40
1,800,
14%
common
Ltd
PC)
(The
44%
1
coinmon__
—
Mar
23 Va
22%
5
common
10
—
9,800
27%
Amer
3'ft Mar
98
San
San
Carlos
Corp Ltd common..
Milling
l
Co Ltd.—
8
69%
—
Apr
24%
pfd
Cum
pfd
Cum pfd
5%
69'ft
73%
9%
9%
1,700
200
ser;es
4%%
20
:
series
4.40%
20
series
24
—
20%
20%
100
~3%
~3%
~3i!}
28,000
8%
900
20
:
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)___
i
;_25c
8
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
l
6'ft
1
23 V8
Inc
Steel
Co
•
common
Securities
Seeman
For
%
1,000
2%
2%
2%
103,000
14%
15%
2,700
3 Va
3'ft
500
15%
15%
100
*
see
page
25
5,500
3,000
14'ft
__1
Inc
footnotes
24'/a
6%
24
1
Airlines
Corp General
Bros
6Va
23
50c
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Western
8
33.
—
55
360
49%
Jan
57% May
27%
27%
400
27%
Jan
28%
41%
Jan
49% July
Jan
47
45
45
47
765
38'ft
27%
27'/a
27%
600
25% Mar
800
16%.
16%
Apr
17'% July
10%
16%
6%, Jun
65% Mar
9% July
22%
Jan
71'ft
'
75
1,500
f-% Mar
9% May
50'%
Feb
6% Mar
8%
Jan
78% May
13%
Jan
22
Apr
5ft
Feb
6%
Apr
9% July
3%
Jan
23
Jan
8'%
Apr
28'ft Mar
29
Jun
1 Ye
Jan
3ft Feb
7
Jan
16'ft July
3 Va
Aug
15 % July
Jan
6
Apr
Jan
58
75
Aug
6
Jan
5
500
4% May
4%
4%
4%
200
4%
Feb
6%
5%
5%
5%
2,100
5V»
Jan
6%
5
Apr
Jan
July
30
Apr
Jun
50
28
28
4
56'ft
56%
57'ft
25%
24
25%
2,900
32
32
32
15%
15%
15%
2,600
39'ft
39'ft
42'ft
3,200
6%
6%
7'/a
2,100
5 Va
5 Va
5%
500
3%
10
1
10
1
*
400
3%
3%
1,100
100
5% Aug
Feb
61
23'ft July
31%
Apr
30
36'ft
Apr
18
Jan
July
15%
Jun
15% July
-1
1
2,100
53
17%
14%
43
Jan
6% Aug
Mar
6
3 Va
Jan
43
Jan
Jan
July
9% May
7Va
Jan
4%
54
Jan
Jun
.
♦
52%
5%
5%
100
3%
18 'ft
18'ft
100
17%
Jan
20'ft
16%
17%
1,100
14
Jan
18%
Apr
12%
12%
200
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
3%
3%
3%
2,900
3 Va
Jun
5%
4%
5'/a
4 Va
Jan
17
30
22%
22%
23%
40
40
40'ft
*
20%
20'ft
20%
300
2,600
22'/a July
l
250
1,200
16,400
3%
4
9
4
1
25c
1
*
1
15
9%
Jan
26% Mar
30'ft
5
1
500
37 V»
Jan
20
May
7
15%
36% May
2,450
Jan
43% Mar
Jan
22%
900
400
30%
30%
23%
Apr
18'ft
29
May
Apr
39'ft
29 'ft
Feb
8% Mar
Jun
17%
400
4%
36
4%
38%
4
Apr
14%
18'ft
4
Feb
8
Mar
3% May
38%
52
Jan
Mar
Jan
5 Va
Feb
May
36%
Jan
3%
24
17%
1,700
11%
Jan
19%
Jun
16%
16%
16%
900
11 '/a
Jan
17%
Jun
7
27
27
27%
9,382
23%
Feb
31'ft May
14%
14%
15
6,800
13% May
16% Mar
1
Jan
35% May
9,100
15
Jan
22% July
21'ft
4,400
4 Va Mar
5%
500
4%
4%
12% Mar
16%
14%
25'ft July
13%
25%
14
23%
24%
7,800
24
25'ft
1,500
20'ft May
1,000
lii
1%
1,500
64%
100
8'ft
9,300
common...
800
7 Va
RR
105
May
5,800
2'ft
Jan
3
July
1!2
1,200
1%
Apr
2'ft
3%
3%
3%
1,500
3%
Feb
4'ft
11%
11%
12Va
41,700
10
May
14 Va
Jan
30
29%
30%
1,300
25
Jan
30'ft
Aug
29
Apr
'
1
103'ft
102
375
10c
5
*
common
U
S
100
25
10
25
common
25
1
common
Air Conditioning Corp
Universal
B
50
6%
900
6%
7 Va
6,400
50
Jan
50%
300
9%
200
3%
Feb
4'ft
Jan
41
Apr
6%
40
7%
~5%
38'ft
7'ft
5%
233
233
6'ft
40
6,100
700
8%
Jan
85%
9%
Jan
5% July
35'ft
1,200
5%
200
5
140
230
234
u
Feb
Jan
%
8.400
Jan
7% July
7%
5%
45%
Jan
Jan
Jun
Co
Sugar
6% July
7% July
50%
Jun
10 % Mar
102
9'ft
41
9'ft
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
6% July
239 %
Jun
1V» Mar
9
Mar
54% Mar
49 '/'a
50 %
38'ft
39
180
37
Mar
40%
Jan
14%
800
11'/a
Jan
15%
Apr
2%
15,400
2'ft
Jun
3'ft
Jun
164'ft 176%
3.900
90%
3
3%
1,200
13
13%
1,500
14
"2'ft
165'ft
13%
2'ft
Jan
1% Mar
11
180% July
3% July
May
14 Va
Jan
5%
2% Mar
45a
4%
4%
500
2%
2%
2%
2%
8,500
1%
Jan
Apr
82
77% x83
1,400
65 'ft
28%
Jan
39
39
39%
700
25%
Mar
10
common
Jan
39
5
5
5'ft
5,100
3'ft
Feb
5
Products
Jan
50
Co
Reclaiming
Rubber
6
7
10s
registered
99
19'ft Mar
10c
1
1
United States Vitamin Corp—_—— -1
United Stores Corp common
50c
Universal American Corp
25c
Universal Consolidated Oil
10
Universal Insurance
—15
U S
Jun
3
Preferred
U S Foil class
lO'/a July
Mar
1%
Canal
Specialities
Jan
113
US
United Shoe Machinery common
United
69
2%
preferred
10%
Jan
7%
Ltd—
Sharing
Profit
dan
2%
Co
&
i"u
102%
-.1
.1.25
1.25
*
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
100
United Aircraft Products common—50c
United Elastic Corp—
20
N J
Jun
1
66%
__1
Corp
Products
July
7%
Feb
70c
—
dep rets ord
12% July
39
70c
Union Gas of Canada
Milk
Aug
100
.
Management Company
Amer
Mar
Apr
25'ft
6%
warrants
Investment
26
Apr
.100
.
preferred
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
United
Jan
4%
Temper
Union
Feb
9'ft
64%
11'ft
Mar
23'ft
20%
24%
112
1,100
u
Ulen
July
100
30
29%
4%
107
110
110
10c
—.10
2o
25c
1
1
18
16%
8
Jan
21%
Jan
22%
Jun
X83
46'ft
July
Apr
Aug
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
24% July
Jun
20
Feb
26
Jan
5
Trunz Inc
Aug
3'% July
20 % Mar
28'ft May
Jun
16
4'ft
74
Jun
July
24%
..20
United
13% Mar
20
Schick
Scullin
200
24
52
11%
Utah-Idaho
Sapphire Petioleums Ltd
Seaboard
True
47%' July
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
55
*
18% July
s
St Lawrence
5,200
38
Lux Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
11 Va
&
Edison 4%%
Toledo
38% July
3%
8'ft
33%
—
United
5
July
6% July
28'% Jan
8% July
37'ft Mar
33%
37'ft
Realty
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd
Jan
Apr
Jun
8
Construction
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—_£1
5s
deposit rets def registered—5s
Inc
Roofing.
2'/a July
45'% Jan
7%
1
Jun
Jan
21
Thorofare Markets Inc
Trans
9%
1965—
4%
7
32
Jan
Corp
Corporation
Thor
Tri-Continental
Jan
50c
Field Inc
Ryerson &
11%
400
30
Co Inc—
preferred
70c convertible
United Molasses Co
Corp
(The)
Royalite
40
11%
55
39%
5
Jan
700
7%
*
10,300
Rotary Electric Steel Co—
Rowe
16%
8%
7%
pfd——*
5
Thompson-Starrett
10%
1
dep rets
Cablle
Roosevelt
100
8%
1
$4.56
Light
&
Thew Shovel Co common
13% Mar
Ltd—
Royce
American
Rome
18%
1%
vtc
to
Jan
l
Rochester Gas & Elec
Rolls
18%
1%
i
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Jun
1%
Inc.:
Argentine Mining Co
Vtc
37
9% Mar
*
(Texas Corp)
Jan
l'ft
Inc
Rio Grande
30
1%
Richmond Radiator
Rico
1,100
l'ft
Engineering
Co
Arms
Apr
1
:
Corp
Electric
Remington
25
50c
& Co.
Reiter-Poster
Jan
~
1
9% July
23%
10'ft
—6.25
Pump
Jan
300
1,600
35'ft
34%
.
10c
Preferred
Reda
34%
•
common
24
6% Mar
5
5
Toklan Oil Corp..
24'ft
lo
7
9%
24%
9 Va
1
Packing Co common
Jan
63 Va
A common
Todd Shipyard Corp
II
Rath
Apr
4'ft
5%
common
Power
Texas
Amer
Railway & Utility Investment A
32%
5,900
16%
Tampa Electric Co common.—
Technicolor Inc common
Tobacco
26%
100
5%
Jan
Superior Tool & Die Co—
Finch Oil Corp...
Tishman
*
40%
5'/a
1%
Swan
Tilo
Quebec Power Co
Jun
8
40%
5,100
Supermarkets Corp.—
Thiokol
100
Timber
&
4 Va Mar
40'ft May
Jan
19'ft July
10%
»
...
Aug
Feb
5ft Jan
1%
3%
4'ft
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Jan
67'% July
7,200
3%
4'ft
—i.
Feb
Jan
4'ft
Apr
45
May
Jan
common—.
Jun
Jan
37
Jan
common—.
8%
6%
18'ft May
8,200
July
———;
x4%
52
7,100
43%
5
*
31
Jan
1
Inc
Drug
Feb
Jan
19%
5 Vb
ordinary—
Corporation
Ray
11'/a
13%
common
Co
&
Jan
5%
1
1
July
3
49'%
*
(Si
Mar
8'/a
23'ft
.
Shop Inc
&
1,000
1,300
Corp
(Hugo)
Stinnes
10%
40%
Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
...
—
—
1
Sterling Precision Instrument
—10c
Stetson (J B| Common
*
10'ft
2
Co
May
37
34,700
Corporation—.
&
47
Jun
5%
Corp
Canada
of
(Ai
30'ft May
3% Mar
Sterling
18
400
16'ft
Corp
Starrett
20%
l'ft July
5'ft
Standard Tube class B.
Feb
5%
common
Mines
of
Co.
Pyle-National
Standard-Thomson
Jun
6'ft
6% Mar
% Aug
xl5%
—
Co—
4%
Apr
Jan
5
50c
B—
Products
(The)
38'ft Mar
38
5%
Corp...
x71%
98%
~2 (V
class
Common
Standard
3%
4
4
13%
2.50
common
cumulative preferred.
Pyrene
Jan
Jan
10
class B
Sound
9%
6
5%
29'ft May
30% July
xl5%
Light common
&
Power
July
1
preferred
Convertible
30
__1
(Kyi
Packaging
Standard
*
Gas
Public Service
Puget
Apr
1
America———.
Dome
Piosperlty Co
Providence
300
1,700
Jan
8%
Oil
20%
3
common._2.50
common
of
Producers Corp
4%
67%
24'%
Jan
25c
Corp of Canada
Lambert C<£
Inc
62
4%
1
&
Metals
8,900
17 Vis
16%
62
Jun
15
1
Co
Pressed
Standard
5o
;
Co
Powdrell & Alexander
Prentice-Hall
Standard
Jan
6%
6'/a
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common
Pratt
Apr
1,000
*
Erie—
Pittsburgh Railways
Power
6'ft
25'%
Jan
Feb
49% July
43
—20
Corp
Forgings Corp..—
Standard Industries Inc
Jan
46'ft May
20% Jan
18%
3%
.—ft—1
Corp
Factors
106'ft
43
1
5
Co
FeD
117 %
Jan
21%
2
convertible preferred.
14%, July
4,100
6%
common.
&
Mining
1,700
15%
62'% July
shares__10s
Ltd
Corp
Pittsburgh
Polaris
Jan
8%
i
Amer
Inc
75% Aug
Jan
18%
25
—25
Standard
$1.60
1,300
37%
10%
10%
Stahl-Meyer Inc___;
——*
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
9,500
15%
10c
Ltd
Royalty
Shoe
Spencer
3,500
Edison—
preferred
preferred
Jan
34'ft
12.50
common
Jun
12'/a
104%
20,700
1
37%
*
1
*
20
Pipe Line——
Southern
Southland
10,500
~1%
1%
7%
1
Pierce Governor common
Aircraft
72% July
Co
Materials Co
Southern
5%
%
preferred
cumulative
4.08%
14,900
pesos
Phillips Screw Co
Piper
110% May
700
30
52'/a Mar
Feb
31
100
Publications—
cumulative
4.32%
1%
.2.50
—
Minerals
Jan
13
Jan
15%
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co__'_10
Phillips Packing Co—
Feb
3 Va
20
5%
original preferred
..25
cumulative preferred——25
4.56%
convertible preference—25
4.48% convertible preference.__—25
5%
1
Pioneer
10% May
104
l
(The)—;
Johnson
107'% July
Jan
15%
Pepperell Manufacturing Co iMass)_.20
Pinchin
Jan
2
1,350
1,400
Jun
32% July
4.88 'jo
1 %
2.50
&
104%
5
Pennroad Corp common
Oils
Jan
15%
Pep
Peruvian
105'%
2
Corp.
Co
Perfect Circle
Apr
15%
—2
Co Ltd....
Boys
101%
59
2
Traffic
Apr
Jun
75%
112'%
1
Precision Corp
Oil
Mar
8% May
28
5%
5
1
A—
Apr
27'%
106%
72%
31'ft x32%
California
1 %
l
Company
29%
Mar
26
7,600
31'ft
Penn
5
"l%
1 Bol
,
27% Mar
102% Mar
67% Mar
2 Bol
(C A)
Corp
2%
11%
110
*
B_
Patlcan
30
2%
lc
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
107% 107%
vtc
class
Pen Co
103% 103%
Amer share
Motors
1,600
70
1
vtc
(C A)
1,000
27%.
160
100
pfd
common
Pancoastal Petroleum
28%
27 %
1
,
Light 5%
28%
106% 106%
*
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
100
;*
preferred—
$4.40 dividend cum preferred
$4.75 dividend preferred
Pacific
27%
28%
*
Lighting $4.50
Pacific
28%
28%
Jan
Feb
11%
105% 105%
105%
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
——£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Smith
(Howard)
Paper Mills
*
Sonotone
Corp
ft
1
Soss Manufacturing common...—— 1
South Coast Corp common
1
Southern
29'/«
13%
7,600
2
Singer
South
29% July
Jan
8'ft May
10%
—2
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common..
Apr
32'%
r13'ft
*
—
conveitible
$3
Apr
Feb
Jan
of America class A———*
Ltd
—*
American
37'ft
Jan
11%
28%
Creek
Silver
34%
Jan
Feb
400
12
28%
Snninons-Boardman
Apr
27%
3'ft
110
100
Canada—
of
common.—
Jan
29
7%
Jan
11
25
Class B
31%
27%
600
Jan
l'ft
Breweries
35
3,300
4%
16,900
9%
U%
...
P
9.
1,100
1%
22
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
4'% Mar
5%
12
5
preferred
4%
Sicks
Ohio
—20c
10
common
Mar
17
1'%
12
Power.—
Water &
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe Corp
o
Oceanic
10c
1
Mining—-—;
Sherwin-Williams
July
11
5%
1%
common.
Denn
Shawinigan
14%
High
Low
3,000
1
since Jan.
Range
Shares
High
13
—l
...
for Week
Prices
ol
Low
12.50
Selby Shoe Co
Sentinel Radio Corp coramon__
Sentry Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B—
Servomechanlsms Inc • >
9 'ft Mar
19'%
Aug
125
Jun
Sales
Week's
Range
Par
3% Mar
Jun
56%
4'ft% pfd—100
Northern Ind Pub Serv
6,100
218
6%
Last
High
Low
49%
9 ' I
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
since Jan.
Range
54
9%
89
——X.
.
Co
Penn RR
North
Shares
High
56
——.50
Airlines
Northeast
ol Prices
50%
4%
Rayon $3 pfd_.——50
North American
North Canadian Oils Ltd————
AUGUST 5
ENDED
STOCKS
56
10
—
WEEK
for Week
48
49
———1
—
Inc..
Lites
Noma
_———:——0
Pond
Niles-Bement
Range
Low
Par
FOR
Sales |
Week's
4% May
18%
Jan
Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
;
preferred
Steel
Co.,
Van Norman Co warrants
Vanadium-Alloys
Venezuela
Syndicate
Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt
Manufacturing
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
•
Corp
6'/a
Apr
92'ft
10
87%
Apr
94'ft
3 4'ft
3 5'ft
400
27
Jan
35'ft July
4%
4%
7%
_
1
20c
1
Venezuelan Petroleum
Vinco
i
8'/a July
1,800
92'ft
1
5
*
76
'200
5'ft
Jan
Jun
July
Jan
93
4%
Jan
13'ft July
4'ft
Jun
6 Va
Feb
23 'ft May
29%
Jun
25
9%
21.100
4'ft
4%
800
25%
9%
10
*
1
78
3% May
26%
300
16
100
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
3% May
7 Va
July
7%
16
6'ft
6'ft
7 Va
17,700
Number 5453
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,.
(537)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
Par
WEEK ENDED
Aircraft
BONDS
Shares
Low
Wagner
Baking
preferred
7%
Waitt
&
$2
•
Co
.
Range since Jan.
American
1
Bond
voting
ctfs
*
ext
cumulative
_
_
Ward
Watch
1%
Webb
Corp
&
series
21 %
22%
2,300
21% July
26%
2%
2%
17,800
1% Jan
2%
5 %
5%
1.300
11%
Apr
dep rets ord shares
Stationary
4% July
Jun
105'A May
37,700
4
J 2 Feb
8
350
7%
186
Jan
240
20,800
43%
V#
43'%
20
21 %
1,325
19%
19%
650
%
%
1120
20
10
1
.
_
—
__
At July
Aug
% Mar
^ Jan
100
Mar
46
37%
Jan
14
Jan
21% July
18%
Jan
20%
30
Jan
36
—
Bid
A 7s Issue of
Oct
1927)
—
1947
Bonds
Friday's
&. Asked
Range sines
Jan. 1
Sold
No.
High
High
Low
465
.Afay-Nov
April-Oct
465
.June-Dec
467
.June-Dec
4101
Parana stamped
.Mar-Sept
441
Peru
(Plan A)
(Republic of)
Janeiro
de
ARussian
1997
1
-Jan-July
(Plan A)
stmpd
Government
A5'As
102
99'A
101 'A
41
42
48
57'A
35
37'A
—
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Rio
2 Vis 2008
6Vis
2012- _Jan-July
-J an-July
2s
1919
56'A
~8'A
1921
56'A
436
-June-Dec
8
64
56%
37
8
91
4'A
12%
8'A
'A
8%
8'A
42
4'A
12%
Mar
158
Jan
Jan
3'%
or
Sale Price
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
3% Mar
Jan
102
40;
240
235
239
com
Inc
V/cyenberg Shoe Mfg
139
Feb
37
17% Jan
800
4%
102
7%
7%
Is
Coal
420
Jun
1
4%
102
100
*
34,900
150
148
~4%
1.25
150
2%
2%
*
pfd
27'/4
27
2%
4'%
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (Issue of May 1927)
1947
Feb
10c
Manufacturing.
&
Jan
5%
preference
Tablet
Jhx»
24
2%
27%
Westmoreland
4%
Jan
47'% May
21%
Western Maryland Ry 7%
1st pfd_ Iioo
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
Aug
Jan
_
Westmoreland
3%
150
110
Jan
1
common
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
Amer
105%
2,200
3%
20
19%
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
Feb
5%
Jan
5
10
Feb
8%
4% July
1
-
Knapp Inc_*
Wentworth
800
110"
3%,
--30
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
$6
Co
700
5%
5%
110
1
-
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham
5%
~100
Inc_
5
Stock
High
Lew
High
5
5
__
5
for Week
w
Waco
AUGUST
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock
FOR
Sales
Feb
July
•No
e
value,
par
a
Odd-lot transaction
principal.
(not
Deferred delivery transaction
included
(not Included In year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distributlon. g Ex-stock dividend, h Exincluded in year's range).
r Transaction for
cash
included in year's range),
(not
Under-the-rule
n
transaction
(not
in
year's range), x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
traded flat.
§ Reported
in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
4Friday's
A
bid
Bonds
being
Below
are
t."
10
Jan
14%
Jun
-25
24%
Jan
32%
Jun
Co
1
1'%
Jan
2'%
Apr
Corp
1
4 %
4
Jun
5%
Jan
5
19%
White's Auto Stores Inc
5'%%
convertible
Whitman
Wichita
(Win)
River
Wickes
Oil
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
(R
&
Corp
C)
&
_..
__
~4%
800
19%
19%
1,300
6%
6%
50
li
24,000
_
Ltd
_
!)
"%
1
_
1,000
%
4
*
Co,
Petroleums
Wilson
1 6
i
6%
Stock and Bond
20'A July
12% Mar
10% Mar
Feb
n
Apr
4'A
listed
on
Jun
•fa Mar
Averages
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
■
Brothers
5%
Wisconsin
Pwr
_
__
&
Lt
25
-
4>%%
17
17
Newspaper Machine
1
....
Woodall Industries Inc
23'A
23%
2
Woodley Petroleum
8
Woolworth
IF W)
common
300
400
104
103
100
pfd
3%
17%
3'%
___1
common
preferred
Wood
_
13%
13%
13%
—1
preferred
2% Mar
70
103
600
23%
17%
18
400
66
67
12'A
69
1,700
19%
25
Jan
39
Indus¬
trials
Total
10
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
Rail-
10
15
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
98.25
101.01
101.36
97.53
20
roads
Date
.
Total
40
Bonds
Mar
75
Jan
30
May
19% Mar
15% Jan
-Bonds10
Feb
107%
Aug
-Stocks-
Jun
19
Jan
July
Ltd—
465.85
29
158.19
66.59.
167.84
99.54
deposit receipts
preference
—
*
Ltd
71* Mar
■
....
—£l
.
Wright Hargreaves
5s
....
_
—
2 VQ
2
2
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
7,000
Amer
Steel
&
Pump 4s inc debs
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Edison
i^owei
or
Friday's
6s
1 1998
Aug
2%s
series
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
1978
—Jan-July
460.25
156.10
66.42
166.03
98.21
101.07
101.25
97.67
99.55
2___
460.82
156.69
66.50
166.35
98.23
101.07
101.42
97.50
99.56
Aug.
3
460.98
157.13
66.37
166.46
99.11
100.97
1C1.57
97.45
99.53
4
454.18
154.73
65.98
164.2J
98.07
100.69
101.45
97.40
99.41
Jan
Feb
2H
Bonds
Range sinee
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
60%
101%
96
104%
146'%
89 'A
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
60%
28
150
155
95
89
95
_June-Dec
1
Aug.
70
U45
_Quar-Feb
1970
A
High
101% 102%
-j unc-ucv
Aug.
2
Bid & Asked
i 61
__Jun-Dcc
1994.
i97U-
ay**)
Jan
3'% Mar
Week's Range
Low
Appalachian filec
9%
3% Mar
Aug.
American
6%
4
95
34
High
89
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
100
Date—
92%
Mon.
1st
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Tiles.
1993
series A
mortgage
series
4s
1993
B
Gas & Fuel 3'/2s 1965—
Elmira Water Lt. & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
1953
Guantanamo
RR
Isarco Hydro-Eiectri&nGo—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A7s
ex
Altalian
Nov
Ohio
Power
1st
6>%s
1st
to
3'As
A 6
425
99%
1968
493%
Oct
Oct
ex
Gas
1
1940
1947
1
Electric
101%
Southern
*5
100
102'A
Corp.
6'As
California
series A
series
Gas
101
1
101%
3 9
94'A
5
•
90%
101
98'%
104%
94%
102
101%
C
102
groups
compared with the preceding week and
E
199S—Jan-July
4142
147'A
148
6s
98%
91
Durable
Non
3s
series
F
Counties
1981— May-Nov
495
_—
Spalding
(AG)
1965
3s
Dye
Electric
102
304.2
0.1
424.1
342.0
335.9
—1.3
339.1
283.5
158.2
+ 0.5
159.0
421.2
0
303.4
and. Service
Mining
"New
—
305.5
315.1
Finance
318.9
|
—
—
143.6
0.7
307.6
265.6
1.2
323.1
297.5
High.
99
99%
54
98%
98%
2
(Calif)
Electric
5s
3s
99
103'A
98%
103'A
Tues. Aug.
103'A
Wed. Aug. 3
496
99%
97
493
96'A
95%
498'A 102
-Feb-Aug
99%
493
.May-Woo
100
101
103
i
_
—
4
-
1
Fri
Aug. 5
j
10,542,954
Total
1953
Feb-Aug
4115
_Feb-Aug
72
1956
Newspaper Union
1959
6s
Jan-July
71
99
June-Dec
108
112
BONDS
83'A
4106'A
Feb-Aup
72'A
21
Interest
Period
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
a 20-year 7s
April 1946
A 20-year 7s Jan 1947
74
66
99
3
84%
92 %
Last
Sale Price
or
103%
47
398,000
Bid & Asked
High
1952
Feb-Aug
1951
Cons
April-Oct
Waterways
Munic
secured
6s
7s
6'As
1947
1947
(City)
Ger
A Hanover
(Prov)
6'As 1949
City
Maranhao
AMedellin
(Peru
0%s
1939
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
rH O O
80.007,200
16,033,000
18,238,000
557,235,500
491,320,100
$20,010,500
$615,787,000
$572,061,800
Bonds
Sold
No.
106'/a
Industrial
Transactions at the American Stock Excha nge
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
(Number
ot
Range sine*
Low
High
4182'A
95'A
656,062
Mon. Aug. 1___
—
113
157'/a
174%
89'/a
95'A
$49,000
21,000
27,000
492'A 108
76
18'%
133'A 133'A
4115'A 120
707,440
685,435
44,000
662.805
33,000
Fri. Aug. 5—_
606,115
98
422
30
2
89%
76
3,317,857
137
Stocks—No.
120
4184
160'%
4154
131
155 »A
1958
Mar-Sept
2%s 2008—JMay-Not>
468
64
64
443
42%
485
—
—
$4,000
Total
Bonds
$97,000
118,000
17~000
128,000
10,000
64,000
3,000
35,000
83,000
$74,000
$490,000
$159,000
Jan. 1 to Aug.
1955
5
1954
-
3,317,857
3,388,321
146,709,427
$208,000
$10,507,000
$7,281,000
159.000
Shares
78,259,343
229,000
12.373,000
74,000
40,000
1,656,000
7,140,000
3,066,000
Bonds
43
June-Deo
of
187
Feb-Aug
$257,000
Bonds
$257,000
27
97
45,000
Corporate
,
13,000
^7,000
/
Week Ended Aug. 5
1954
1955
100
83
Bonds
$44,000
Thurs.. Aug. 4_„
Tues. Aug.
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
Bonds
Shares)
Jan. 1
113
4100
$15,500
$8,000
89
108%
May -Nov
stamped
stamped (Plan A)
7s stamped 1951
1952
June-Dec
AHanover
7s
58.145,500
$1,410,000
_
Wed. Aug. 3
485
A German
719,000
$1,772,500
- - - - --
Foreign
105%
73'A
107%
—
Friday's
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
&
1954
15,943,400
100'A
4100
B
Aug. 5
306,603,898
418,690,308
Bank
Week's Range
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
Port
$17,443,000
to
1955
1954
10,542,254
Shares
Total__
4100'A 103
Low
series
Jan. 1
U. S. Government
International
4102'A 103'A
83'A
Friday
Danzig
3,603,000
$17,443,000
of
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
A
______
$1,410,000
1955
stocks—No.
425
June-Dec
series
______
4115
June-Deo
1956
1960
Stock
3,196,400
______
165.000
$16,033,000
101
425
June-Dec
American
2,918,000
______
244,400
Week Ended Aug. 5
Railroad and
coupon
1947 coupon
5s
3.434,600
272,090
104
93%
Co—
1940
1
$4,291,000
338,600
Bonds
1940 coupon
Service
Dec
Dec 1
Sales
$390,000
$3,901,000
3,096,000
2,646,000
2,952,000
3,438,000
100%
98%
100
2
Thurs. Aug.
2.195.160
2,262,034
2.189 070
2.207,340
1,689,350
—
105 y*
99'%
100 '2
100
5
100
495
1970— _Feb-Aug
103'A
Mon. Aug. 1_
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
104 %
99
499'A 100
101 "A 102
98
103%
4103% 104'A
1971— -Jan-July
3'As
1989.
2
Shares
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Number of and Miscel.
110
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1970
Baity, Weekly and Yearly
102
88
98%
West Penn Traction
A Lima
375.2
159.0*
Trade,
159
99%
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'As 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
f
324.7
1.1
420.9
Goods
183
135
94
-Feb-Aug
1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973
&
with
A7s ex
AS
359.2
+
331.7
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6s
-+•0,5
Stocks
Mar-Sept
..Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
.___
Bros
170
—
102
.Feb-Aug
&
&
A6'As with Aug
A 6'As ex Aug 1
A
269.4
397.3
371.1
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
93 %
1962 _Jan-July
-
Gas
Southwestern Gas
a 6s
322.1
Transportation
—
4155
deb
conv
Edison
4182'A
May -Nov
1979
ACauca
+ 0.3
399.2*
:
Gcods
Durable
low
High
Change
321.1
375.2*
Composite
Manufacturing
98
425
1958
Southern California Gas 3'As
Southern
A Baden
July 22,'55
322.1 *
156
497
1955—
Percent
4115
1978
Western
with highs and lows for the
103%
April-Oct
1953
A
1976
series
A 7s
prices based on the closing prices of the common
for composite and by major industry
103'/a
103
1973—
3s
United
4
stocks for the week ended July 29, 1955,
100%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Co
3'As series D 1976
United
47.32 Jan
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Utility
98'A
497
and ref M 3s series B 1973
Terni
98'A
94'A
1960
coupon
&
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
1st
98
93'A
97
101
101
497
1960
coupon
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
2%s
93%
40
4160
9812
—April-Oct
Housing Corp 6'/2s
3 VeS
98% 100
101
Jan-July
Jan-July
__April-Ocf
1971
68.72 Dec 31
..
138%
Jan-July
Service
A Ruhr
48
139
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
Low
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
.a6v2s
Public
46
46%
129'%
Mar-Noo
1970
'/as
High
The SEC index of stock
130
134
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964—June-Deo
Piedmont
5
18
1954
for
91
81%
1160
May-Noo
1963
3'As
mortgage
3s
mortgage
78.92
78.50
4
Aug.
Aug.
68.05 Jan
Range
July 29, '55
1953
extended
1953
Fri.
99
95
130
4115
Valley RR 4 % 1963
England Power 3'As 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
mortgage
27
—
J180
1952
coupon 1952
Power Realization Trust 6'%%
due
4
90
May-Noc
New
6'%s
Thurs.
103%
June-Deo
Midland
A 1st
98
89
46%
1947
1
95%
J158'A
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5%s 1938—v
79.06
J 25
89
—Ja«-July
1970
4s
3
99
93%
101
79.12
Aug.
Low
1135
95%
-June-Dec
Western
&
72
64
U
2
80.11 July 27
High
/.
-May-Noo
1953
98%
81
73'A
t101 'A 104
A6'%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
-May-NotJ
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961— _Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5'%s conv debs 1967
—Jan-July
AGesfuerel 6s debs
3
66
97%
_Jan-July
.Mar -Sept
1
76
76
*65
May
Eastern
A6'%s with Nov 1 /1940 coupon
76
-May-Not
Aug.
Wed.
^Division—
for 1955
Range
Closing
79.61
1
Aug.
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total.
*
T
$490,000
$477,000
$24,836,000
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(538)
Monday, August 8, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Amer Motors Corp
Tel
Tel
Anaconda
Company
&
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
5'lo
Mass
Gillette
138%
Feb
58%
59%
453
52%
Jan
23%
23%
115
15
Jan
24 Va
47%
48'%
100
29%
Jan
50
May
40
40
115
24
Jan
40
Aug
12%
12%
125
10%
Jan
15% Mar
51
53
212
46 %
May
39%
39%
27
11%
11%
315
57
57
Lines
Inc
_
15%
15%
100
15% Aug
29%
30
485
16%
59%
60%
199
49%
51%
2,005
78%
80%
333
63 % May
1
5%
5%
100
5%
118% 120%
383
.
%
—-'
100
100
_
30
™__
*
Inc
stores
(new)
_
_
50
__™™_™.
Co
Copper
_
_
.
_
Members
May
60 % July
«
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Kennecott
11
145
—.
9% July
172% Jan
Jan
13%
187% July
73%
Boston
*
Corp
Theatres
__
35% May
20
1
Y
N
Companies
Jun
N
H
Norbute
Olin
Tel & Tel
Detroit Stock
Jan
Jun
52% Mar
61%
Jun
49% July
56%
Jun
Aug
STOCKS
98%
Jan
123 % July
15%
24
15
Aug
17% Mar
21%
21%
50
20% July
14%
15%
155
10c
100
Electric
Hartford
&
Pacific
_
Rexall
Torrington
Union
18
Mar
130% Mar
145
—
'
U
S
Waldorx
Continental
Jun
Consolidated
Paper
8
38%
Feb
27
28%
892
21%
Jan
30%
Jun
9%
173
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Detroit
244
21%
Jan
28%
1
19%
Apr
25% July
30% Mar
Detroit
24 %
980
'■
22%
Apr
25% May
Ex-Cell-O
15
544
13% Mar
15
Federal
51
Feb
45%
Jun
60% May
54% Mar
57%
1,342
554
47%
47
39% Mar
50%
Jun
65%
_12.50
Gemmer
51%
51%
30
60
Feb
General
14% Mar
82%
13%
10
64%
67%
1,600
64% July
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
American
Laundry
Balcrank
■
High
22
22
50
19
Jan
23
Apr
59
59
22
37
Jan
59
Aug
23'A
*
Paper
Cincinnati
Gas
Electric
com____8.50
12%
Crystal Tissue
Eagle Picher
Jun
23 '/4
65
22'A Jan
24
Jun
29%
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39
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339
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6%
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830
32
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67
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670
22%
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3
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.
_
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Hoskins
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22% May
Jan
8%
1
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1
—
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56
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24
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46
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18
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2
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Aug
Jan
21%
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Power
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49
56%
—
50
Corp
3% July
38%
43%
14%
4
System Inc
Westinghouse Electric
Jan
23%
24
5
Smelting Rfg & Mining Co
Feb
1%
63% July
43% Aug
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_
30%
49% Mar
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4
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344
30
15%
357
87%
24
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U
27%
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21% Mar
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1,565
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17
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16% Jan
99
4
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2.50
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50
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Jan
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Mar
Low
3%
1
21c
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29%
.
2
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Markets
16
17
5
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Jan
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Jan
13
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Jan
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100
_
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Pennsylvania
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Baldwin
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Range
of Pnces
Last
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Allen
Exchange
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Friday
84% July
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20
__
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Corporation
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I
Feb
71
22%
30
Jun
100
England Electric System.
1
DETROIT
12% July
55
__
1
National
New England
Exchange
47% Mar
Jan
9%
__
1
Mfg Corp
Narjagansett Racing Ass'n__
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Stock
Jun
15%
25
__
Mullins
Service
Stock
Midwest
Ford Building
Jun
55%
American
Detroit Stock Exchange
155
American
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York
New
Jun
100
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Boston
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Low
5
FOR
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488
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Jan
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100
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200
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Oil
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Jan
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Jan
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249% July
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10
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6,165
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Standard
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1,400
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■
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Calif
2%
__
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4.32%
31 «/4 July
55%
1,932
5
preferred
8 %
48% July
37%
l
preferred
Feb
Jan
40% Mar
37%
/
1.40
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Solar
4.56%
Jun
6%
285
326
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4.88%
20%
25
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47%
1
Inc
Jun
21c
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10 % Jun
9%
47%
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<Un>_
25% May
4.00 Mar
a8%
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Jun
Company.
&
Servomechanisms
Aug
Jan
2.55
39% Mar
47% July
65
July
42%
Co
Signal Oil & Gas class
July
63 %
Roebuck
2%
Corp (Un)
Hancock Oil Co
1,781
58
'
„
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(Un)
Finance
2%
(Un).
59
1
I
L
Schenley Industries (Un)__
2%
(Un)_____
577
Sapphire Petroleums
2%
(Un)
45%
20
1
Aircraft Eng
45%
preferred
*
(Un)
Aug
45%
common
Diego Gas & Electric
5%
(Unt
RR
Feb
10
Co
Regis Paper Co
Chemical
&
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Gulf Oil
15
105
2.90
50c
lo
a59% a59%
a27 a27%
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79% Mar
55 %
a__
180
42%
Feb
136% July
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5
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52
\
July
11% May
Co
Calif common
Corp
Oil
a83% a85%
Jan
8 %
91 % Mar
-
Lakes
Mar
47
725
3,331
1
preferred
Graham-Paige
61
1,310
9
3,860
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Rights
Great
743
51%
11 %
5
&
of
55%
55%
50%
11%
2%
Co_____
McBean
Good Humor Co
July
132% 135%
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34
36%
10c
(Un)
Corp
__
554
35%
8%
*
Rubber (Unt
&
—
50%
5
(Un)
43%
6% Mar
Safeway Stores Incorporated
St Louis San
Fraiicisco Ry
Jan
*
common
common
Service
Public
General
5
Corp (Un)
Corp
25% Mar
33% July
Feb
44% Mar
Jan
a49%
a43%
2
__
18% Jan
520
500
Aircraft
May
21%
20%
old
1
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Garrett
107
38
19% a20%
a
l
20%
a38
a5%
10
1
1%
11% Aug
65
Jun
10
Spring & Axle (Un)
Corp
95
a23%a23%
88% Jan
9%
Rice Ranch Oil Co
__
8% Mar
423
37%
/.
10%
Corp
Jun
850
10
Drug Inc
!
2%
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B (Un)___10
Rheem Manufacturing Co
1
745
__
49
Rexall
14 %
Jun
11%
11%
37%
10
13 %
31%
11%
Jun
8% Mar
al9%
(Un)
13%
1
A__—_
;
Flying Tiger Lines Inc___
Food Machinery & Chemical (Un)
Fruehauf
54
30
41
1
27% Mar
25c
Stores
79% July
Jan
a8%
72% Mar
,
May
5
100
1
Co
Apr
41
55
a8%
Jun
50c
28%
____♦
(Un)
Co
pitzimmens
74%
60
38
11%
28 %
Phonograph <Un)__5
Co
Corp
41
46
57% May
125
__*
28%
1
&
Jan
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150
38 V.
48%
1
64%
38
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(Un)
Jan
64%
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1
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ElectroData
Radio
57%
37%
a78
45%
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(Un)
5
Products
Emerson
a53% a53V2
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July
a36%
38 ye
Corp of America
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel
Eastman Kodak Co
*
5
Radio
Jun
24
78
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±
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RKO Theatres
Jun
a56% a57 V4
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May
41%
12%
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
95%
Mar
a46 a46%
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Pure
Apr
43
86
210
Mar
21%
N
36% Mar
255
24
-
May
17%
65
163
27%
■
23%
1
66
370
;
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23%
50
(Un)
Corporation
Pullman
Jun,
41%
1
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Jan
89 y2
64% May
4% Jan
228
"
18
Jun
52% July
34% July
'
Decca
July
67
33%c
& Co
23%
41%
50
(Un)
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)_
Philco
100
17%
4
(Un)
(Chas)
28%
17%
52 V.
Jun
64% July
a-.-
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Penney (J C) Co (Un)____
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola
52% Mar
a__
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28%
17%
'
July
10
common
Pictures
4% Mar
51% July
35
1
World
„
.
45% Mar
89
28%
25
Petroleums
July
48
59%
25
Indemnity Co
Lighting common
3
a51% a51%
—
*
Jun
24% July
a34 V8 a34%
10
4
63% Aug
150
856
8
common..
Jan
74%
*
preferred
47%
*
Jun
0% Mar
26%
3%
1
Corp
2.7ft Jan
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Clay Products
34% July
20c
25%
.
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Pacific
Jan
Mar
3Va
26%
12
(Unt
63%
14c
74%
1
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30%
4,000
1
i___
32
39
14c
1
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9
59
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Mar
200
17%
1
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v
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—
52
555
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July
44
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a__
50
12%
9%
Jan
23% Aug
a—
180
a87V2
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Jan
51%
54
41
(Un)
Mathieson
Jan
46% May
(Un)
Co
26% May
23%
<
150
Co
Edison
Olin
Ry
45 % Mar
Jun
May
142
9% Mar
29% July
17 y« Feb
all/64 al4/64
—
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common
A
59% Mar
965
5
Crucible
CurtiSs-Wright Corp
160
51%
1
Zeilerbach Corp (Un)__
Steel Co (Un)
Jan
1,770
29%
a49% a49%
__
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2
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(Uni
5%
7%
67%
20%
20
Z
Continental Motors
Jun
23%
•
;
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Aug
55 %
a44% a44%
__
50c
(Unt
94%
Apr
16%
♦
Engineering
Power
Jan
48%
7
25
—
66 %
3
28%
29 %
*
(Uni
7,456
67%
♦
_
(Un)
Edison
Consolidated Edison
Consolidated
•
(Un)
Solvents
Commonwealth
7
♦
Colorado
94% -».k:
a52% a53V2
__
1
Climax Molybdenum (Un)
Fuel & Iron
C 85%
87%
10.
Aviation
Northern
21
20 %
52
:
Northrop
30
1,265
44
Corp
Co
Jun
41%'July
1,012
22
51%
*
Oil
41%
21%
High
42%
*
Ohio Oil Co
Chrysler Corp
41%
v
Low
a24% a24%
■
21%
1
Range since Jan.
;
52
(Un)
Norris
High
44
System (Un)
RR
Low
1
Niagara Mohawk Power (Un)
Norcion Corporation
1
21% Mar
Feb
Electric
Shares
_lo
_
Inc(Un).
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S
England
46%
35
Tneatres
U
New
Jan
2
54%
Jan
"
-
——
5
Supply Co (Un)
National
61 % Mar
July
of Prices
——
1
•
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for Week
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*
\
10
~889
45% July
2% Jan
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1
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'
140
31
Co
National City Lines
National Distillers
(Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)
a51V4
25
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Apr
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34 V2
;
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2% July
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Chicago Corp
(Un)
2%
40
16%
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Jan
16%
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10
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Celanese Corp (Un)
32
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__
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(Un)
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33%
__
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1%
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Carrier Corporation (Un)
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400
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■
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2
5
STOCKS
a45 a45%
5
Canada Southern
Canadian
AUGUST
Range since Jan. 1
High
1%
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Friday
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Low
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WEEK
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of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Range
50
a—
a22% a22 %
35
23
a89% a91%
150
4c
a
4c
13,000
all7all8V4
20
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—
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71%
Jan
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Jan
97%
Feb
Jun
Jun
July
430
14
62 %
a—
27%
Apr
July
—
Jan
92 % July
8c
126
Jan
Mar
The Com mercial and
Financial Chronicle... Monday, August 8, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
AUGUST 5
Midwest Stock Exchange
Last
STOCKS
Corp
Admiral
Cyanamid
Armco Steel
class
1,500
42
42'/«
300
36 ¥a May
14%
14%
1,100
11% Mar
16¥a Feb
14%
Mar
7¥8 Jan
6
6%
6%
200
15%
15%
15%
4,800
12%
Jan
17
200
Jan
297/a
Jan
13%
Jan
28%
28%
11 %
100
39%
1,000
34% May
8
8
8
700
2¥4 Jan
7
7
7%
600
6
Mar
1,000
13%
48'/a
400
1%
1%
26%
47%
10
5
14
26 %
13%
—13
1%
10,800
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Jan
1%
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16%
700
57%
May
104¥4
800
145% 152
147
1
22 ¥4
Jan
Apr
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27%
18%
27%
300
24%
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28%
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46%
500
34V4
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47 ¥2
Apr
Aug
66
Feb
60
50
66
66
Works
66
2%
2%
500
21%
21%
22%
1,700
16% Mar
23
July
18%
21%
800
16% Mar
21 %
Company
5
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12.50
.
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—
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&
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Super
2¥a
Feb
3¥a
Jan
29%
30
200
23 %
Jan
34 %
20%
21
250
18 ¥« Mar
21 ¥2
Modine
Mfg
Chemical Co
$3.50
common
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Cenco
Corp
—
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Corp
*
1
—50c
Montgomery Ward &
Inc
Co._
Cylinder Gas
National Distillers Prod
Chic
Milw SI Paul
Chic
&
North
Western
Jan
Apr
29 ¥2
Jun
54¥a
Jun
21%
21%
21 ¥4
1.100
21
25%
Jan
65%
65%
65%
100
64 % May
657/a
Jun
24
24
25%
1,000
16 %.. Jan
29 ¥4
17%
18%
2,000
17 ¥2
Aug
20¥a
Jun
89%
200
Aug
101 ¥4
May
Edison
88
88
Ohio
88
10%
10%
1,100
Jan
12 ¥a
Jun
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10%
9
Ohio
92 %
4,200
52%
52%
100
35 ¥4
Jun
Jan
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33%
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100
84
37%
37%
300
33 % May
300
34% May
&
377/a July
45 ¥a Jan
37%
38
*
16%
16%
16%
2,900
147/a
25
44%
44%
44%
2,400
38% Mar
47¥i Jan
46 % May
58 ¥2 July
50
49
Jun
50¥4 Mar
*
450
57
54%
1
Corp
17 ¥a
Apr
46 ¥a
900
50
10
1
11/64 July
372
4,400
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68%
25
America
Motors
100
40
Diamond
Match
400
300
20
35
34 %
35¥4
1,300
37 %
37 %
10
32
Jan
14 ¥a
Feb
48
Jan
9¥a May
31 ¥4 May
38
Jun
100
33¥a
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Aug
36 ¥2
34%
100
32
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26%
400
20
Mar
8¥a
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Jan
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%
53 %
800
43'/a Mar
21%
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300
20%
Apr
class A—10c
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400
13¥8
Jan
17
Jun
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July
27
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63
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8%
8%
19%
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Mont
400
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Chemical
200
20
1
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9¥b
40%
9%
5
_
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July
100
37%
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—
Northern Illinois Gas Co_
■
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240
■
——
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&
Emerson Radio & Phono
_
5
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(Un)
300
15
185
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Flour Mills
Fox
America
of
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Four-Wheel
Inc
Auto
Box
Co
Co
(Un)
(new com)
Olin-Mathieson
.
Ontario
Mfg Co
Jan
Mar
Patterson-Sargent Co
_
_
_
-
Electric
General
Motors
Co
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer
—.
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Public
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Gibson
Corp
Refrigerator Co
Gillette
(The)
3,000
9
14 ¥4
—
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50%
3
Jan
900
9¥a
Jan
2.900
3
19
57 ¥4
50
800
¥4
2¥4 Mar
81 ¥4 May
107/8 July
3 ¥1
Feb
Feb
20% Mar
497/a Mar
79 ¥2 Mar
57 ¥2
58 ¥a
500
50
51 ¥4
2.400
467/a
Jan
56¥a
Jun
132 ¥2 137 ¥a
1,900
89¥a Mar
137¥8
Aug
Jan
38 ¥4
Aug
May
7 ¥4 Feb
45 Va
Process
Corp
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(Un)
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RKO
Pictures
RKO Theatres
Goldblatt
37
(Uni
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78¥a
¥4
11,300
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1
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_
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—
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7
—
39
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For footnotes
see
page
43.
Apr
22 ¥2
Apr
34%
1,250
32
Jun
48
Jan
59 ¥2
60%
500
7%
7%
100
6 ¥2
Jun
367/a
200
32 ¥a
Jan
25
26%
900
69
70
700
Feb
43 ¥4
Jun
10J/a Mar
1,700
75
17
May
16%
23
12
16
150
13
Jan
32 ¥4
100
30¥4
Jan
8 ¥2
1,700
3 ¥2
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8
1,300
7
Jan
21
Feb
Feb
24
Aug
79%
200
106 ¥2
37¥a July
Feb
61 ¥2
15¥8
7¥s
Jan
8 ¥4
23 V2 July
v
21
8
63 % July
43% Mar
-
16%
Jun
Mar
35
July
9 ¥2
9 ¥2 May
Jun
115
1,000
27%
Aug
47%
650
44
Aug
53
27
600
23
May
Jun
July
28 ¥2
307/a
34
27
20
31
79 ¥a
81 ¥4
50 ¥2
50 ¥2
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
May
31
Aug
2 ¥2
3
2¥a
Shell Oil
600
20%
20 ¥4
100
22 %
1,000
19%
19
75%
100
43 ¥2
12
400
1,100
Aug
22% July
May
237/a
20 ¥a May
23¥a
Jan
55 ¥8
Jan
83 ¥a
Jun
Jan
44 ¥2
33
7¥4 Jan
Jan
900
32
700
47¥4
Jan
24
Feb
46 ¥a
48
63
31%
31¥a
1,100
22 ¥a
23%
27,200
Jan
Jun
12 ¥2 July
July
49
Aug
63
32¥4 July
17Vb Mar
23 ¥2
Aug
17 ¥a July
16 ¥a
Jan
150
55
Jan
69 ¥4
Jun
400
20 ¥a
Jan
29
Jun
1,900
167/a
17
67 ¥2
67 ¥2
27
52%
500
44%
Jan
52 ¥2
Aug
34 ¥4
600
34 ¥4 Aug
227/a
100
22%
37¥4
24¥a
Jun
22%
60%
1,400
59%
Feb
Mar
50
Apr
64 ¥• July
July
Jun
25
12
July
12
700
17
Jan
22
Jan
18¥4 July
12
19%
20 ¥4
18 ¥2
18%
50
7 ¥2
13,600
5
Jan
9¥a
jun
67/8
22
247/a
13,200
15
Jan
25 ¥a
July
27 ¥4
Jan
30 ¥4
28 ¥a
1.000
158 ¥2 158 ¥2
100
New
Oil
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
South Bend Lathe Works
Co
Southern
Pacific
9¥4
Aug
83% July
Southwestern
(Un)
Co
44 ¥8 Mar
1,200
177/a Mar
46 ¥a
300
36 ¥2
Jan
49
577/b
900
48 ¥4
36%
200
36
Jan
Aug
1
July
16% Mar
19
Jun
25
15
10
5
1
10
*
5
of Indiana
¥2
2
Jan
3% Mar
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)-;
Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp,*—
Studebaker-Packard
Corp
26
200
24 ¥2
Jan
30 ¥t
157/'a
700
137/a
Jan
167/a July
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
18
500
18
Jun
187/a May
Swift
200
61 ¥4 Mar
88
Feb
(Uni
Feb
July
Sunbeam
4¥a Mar
2 7 ¥4
27 ¥2
27%
277/a
800
13 ¥4
13%
600
25
49%
49 ¥2
100
15
15
27
Jun
57/a May
42 ¥4 July
Jan
35
25 Va
Jan
28
9 ¥4
Jan
147/a July
13% May
6¥b
6 ¥3
1,000
3 ¥4
Jan
30%
31 ¥2
750
27 ¥2
Jan
Jun
49 ¥2 July
15
9Va
33
Machine Tool
Sundstrand
&
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Company
Aug
Feb
Jan
Thor
(The)
Co
Power
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Trane
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Co
Trav-ler
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Continental Corp
Truax-Traer
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La
(Un)
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20th Century-Fox
208
Co
(The)-.
Transamerica
Tri
;
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Film
Salle St Corp—.
1
Jun
58
43
Jun
¥4
Jun
71 ¥a
73
3,200
70 ¥2 May
78
13¥a
13 ¥a
300
IIV2 Mar
15
Jan
42
42 ¥2
500
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37%
38
300
34% May
41 ¥2
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800
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200
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18 ¥2
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1,200
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600
47 ¥4
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400
46 ¥4
45 ¥a
7¥a
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20 ¥a
20
100
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3,200
41 ¥4 May
7¥a
Jan
Mar
40
33 ¥a
Jan
9 ¥4
July
11 ¥t
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55 ¥4
Jun
25 ¥a
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43¥a July
10 ¥4
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48¥a July
Mar
25 ¥a
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1,600
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31
14 Va
400
10 ¥4
Jan
14 ¥a
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29 ¥i
200
25
Jan
31 ¥»
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58
56 ¥4
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60
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12
24
Jan
16 ¥2
Feb
49 ¥4
Jun
14%
14
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2,600
43 ¥2
200
27
¥a
100
26% Mar
30
22%
700
22 ¥a July
27 ¥a
17 ¥4
Jun
21
Aug
Feb
743/4 Jan
104
July
17%
150
94
95 ¥2
3,300
60 ¥4
100
25
*
5
2
2
1
1
1
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567/a
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65 ¥4 Mar
20 ¥a
July
19 V4
19 7 8
2.150
18 ¥2
56 %
57%
1,900
49 ¥4 Mar
59¥a Jun
59 ¥2
60 ¥8
300
50
Mar
61% July
27 ¥2
28
200
24 ¥2
Jan
20 ¥a
500
18
Jan
65
Jun
28 ¥2
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21 ¥a Mar
July
61%
100
51 ¥4 Jan
28 ¥2
300
27 ¥a
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287/a Jan
26 %
3,700
23¥4
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29¥4
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14 ¥2
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1,400
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700
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2%
50
135
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51
135
1,000
138
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53 ¥4 July
143% July
1067/a
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42¥4
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50
Jun
24 ¥4
Feb
36 ¥a
Aug
497'8
500
35%
36 ¥b
1,800
12% Mar
17% July
14%
400
10
1,000
9% July
15%
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55 ¥4
14
300
42 ¥2 Mar
62 ¥4
Jun
9%
—
55 ¥4
48 ¥4
55
47 ¥2
49
24¥s
24 ¥a
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16 ¥» July
500
49 ¥2
35 ¥2
14 ¥8
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49% July
2,250
31 ¥2
25 ¥4
1,400
23 ¥a May
27 ¥4
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51 ¥2
500
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52 ¥a
July
46
107
July
100
84
Jan
23%
850
20 ¥2
Jan
16 ¥4
17
700
48 ¥2
200
44%
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59 ¥2 Mar
48
45 ¥2
800
377/a Mar
477/a July
42%
2 ¥2
2%
1,600
27
27 Va
300
25 ¥a May
21
217/a
300
18¥a
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29 ¥4
500
26% Mar
60 y4
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July
July
38% July
Corp
May
Jan
Mar
61 %
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N J
51
27 ¥2
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2
Service
Public
Sperry Rand Corp
Jun
Mar
166
20
19%
56¥u
5
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(Un)
Southern
Feb
24%
60 ¥4
5
Corp
22 Va
156
24% July
177/a
95¥a
1
5
15
common
Sinclair
15%
22 ¥4
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
Oil
550
30 ¥4
11 ¥1 May
27 ¥a
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100
1,500
19 ¥4
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60 ¥4
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7
20%
85¥a Jan
43
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2,000
6 ¥4
Apr
44 ¥a Mar
57
14¥4
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Co
22 ¥2
3,200
100
9%
9
73 ¥4
1,900
29 ¥2
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Standard
42 ¥4
10
common
227/a
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33 ¥2
14
25 ¥a
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10
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Sangamo Elec Co
Schenley Industries (Uni_
St
19 ¥4
•
47
*
12
National Stockyards,
Louis
Standard
30 ¥2
1
Jan
18 ¥4
8%
*
St Louis Public Service class A
Jun
42 ¥4
3
Corp
Corporation
Apr
13 ¥s
100
11 ¥4
47%
20
45¥2
5
16¥a May
¥4
38
5
Jun
29%
1
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40 ¥a
200
22
31 ¥4
71¥4
13%
2.50
10
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30
10
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50
16 ¥4
36 ¥4
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18
3
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Hibbard
Hupp
(G)
1
1
Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
42 ¥4
16%
22
23 ¥a
*
5
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Texas
Hallicrafters
Jan
45 ¥2 July
55 ¥4
1
Jan
12 ¥2
23.200
17 ¥4
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*
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Stores
Griesedieck
50
...
17%
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Gulf
■
—
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100
16
55¥a
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16
8
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Rights
40 ¥a
10
.—
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Feb
25%
46 Va
1
Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Uni
Drug
67/a
23
27 ¥4
(Uni
Raytheon
Rexal
19¥8
Corp (Un)
Corp
of America (Un)
Radio Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Glidden Co
22 ¥*
Feb
12
5
Quaker Oats Co
July
33¥a
500
9 ¥4
July
17 ¥2
100
79
6 ¥2
Jun
43 %
1
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14®/8 July
Jun
38 ¥4
1
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17 ¥4
42 ¥4
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12
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Phillips Petroleum Co
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5
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900
5
10 ¥a
14
132¥a
Mar
7
11 ¥4
10
_
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22 ¥2
Feb
15 ¥a May
19 ¥b
5
Utilities (Un)
14% Aug
20 ¥2
50
51 ¥a
12.50
Phelps Dodge Corp (Uni—
Philco Corp
(Un)—
16 ¥4
13¥t
400
14
5
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50
34 ¥4
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300
27/8
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1,500
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27
50
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Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Rockwell Spring & Axle
16 ¥a
13%
167/8
5
River Raisen Paper
147/a
2
-
General Dynamics Corp.
General
3l¥a
22 %
25
Peabody Coal Co common
5% convertible- prior preferred
Jan
16%
5
_
General Contract
14%
25
58 ¥4
46¥8
6
:
Aug
123
10 ¥2
1
-
5¥a Apr
20%
14
11%
World Airways (Un)___l
Pan American
54
52
5
5
__
Corp
13%
1.25
..
__
Jun
57¥a
20 ¥4
42 ¥2
5
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240
50%
8
9
5
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General Candy Corp
16 ¥4
10
—
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(Peter)
Gamble-Skogmo
General
1
Corp_
Jan
24% Mar
3%. Mar
75 ¥4
1
12
*
7.50
Oak Manufacturing Co—
St
Falstaff Brewing
38
2,400
5
21 ¥2
5
10
(Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
(Minnesota)
Jan
43
14 ¥4
50 ¥2
5
.....
68 Va Mar
79
240
78%
10
(Un)
*
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400
52 ¥4
4%
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States
Northern
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Eastman Kodak Co
121 ¥a July
Jun
Jan
91%
Co common
Domestic
Du
92% Aug
55¥a
26 ¥8
33%
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Dow
2,100
Aug
47% May
—
of
9¥8
19%
5
10
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1
10
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Jan
66%
86%
87%
91%
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Dodge
24
1,100
1
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Jan
31
80¥a
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*
(Un)
(Uni
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North American Car Corp.-
Jan
Feb
—
99 ¥a
—
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&
York Central RR
New
North
23¥b
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Edison
Corp
Jan
1
Power
Continental
Deere
2¥a
36% Feb
42 ¥4
10
Container
Detroit
Jan
30¥s Jan
500
100
-
Crane
5¥4 Mar
Jun
P/4
200
1,100
Inc
Rights
4%
100
2
100
Cement
Consolidated
4%
35%
51%
10
Columbia Gas System
Consumers
34%
,
Co
Tile
National
*
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
Commonwealth
4%
34%
25
22% Aug
100
m
2¥a
1
5
National Standard Co
29%
Co
Foods
Jan
26 %
Ry
preferred
Clinton
Apr
26 ¥4
*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
4 ¥2%
63¥a
21 ¥b Mar
51'/a
Chrysler Corp
Service
51% July
100
2
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry—*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR„12.50
Cities
100
24
Lead
National
29
Pac common
&
53 %
357/u Jun
29% Jan
26%
preferred—
convertible
400
1
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Jan
Jan
25 ¥a
27
1
Container Corp
25
1
(Un)
Jan
15%
44
1
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Napco
29 ¥2
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
$3
34%
53%
10
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Certain-Teed
100
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5
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Apr
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24
53%
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34
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Corp
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105
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1%
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Jan
8 ¥4
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1
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25
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200
400
32 ¥4
-
10
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Aug
24
16
15%
4
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Minnesota Min & Mfg
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160¥a July
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25
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47
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25
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47 %
i
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Jun
41 ¥4
35 ¥a
50 ¥8
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Middle South Utilities
24% Mar
25% Jun
400
119
Meyer Blanke Co
Jan
12
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Portland
Medusa
Apr
8%
3
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41
32 ¥4 Mar
2,500
119
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30
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80
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12¥4 Jan
26¥4 Jan
1,100
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Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Jun
9¥»
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(Un)
Lion
Feb
40
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Jun
8%
&
common
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Jun
25¥s
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Libby McNeil & Liboy
Lincoln Printing Co common
Jun
42 Va
&
Leath
9% Mar
73%
Jan
Co
Machine
43%
500
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23
25 ¥2 May
22
4
25
*
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Landis
Leath
May
47¥s
600
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—
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73 ¥4 July
7
600
8%
187 ¥a July
Feb
Co
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1,450
34 ¥2
27% Jun
Jan
62%
46¥a July
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21 ¥• Mar
173
38%
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1,100
70%
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1,400
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Corp
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Brach
Budd
25%
8
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)_—lp
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un»_
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10
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Fisheries
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Feb
24%
10
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Bendix
Apr
13¥s
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Kennecott Copper Corp
35%
69 %
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Belden
33% Aug
25
400
73
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62¥a Jun
400
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44
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45'/a
29
76¥4
30
30
10
(Un)
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& Light (Un)
Jan
400
9%
1—4
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(George
Laughlin Steel
Kaiser Alum &
45¥2
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19 ¥4 July
32% Aug
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—
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33%
28%
9%
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Borg-Warner
32% July
(Un)
Iowa Power & Light Co
69%
common
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Borg
29
Jan
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Corp
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Booth
Jan
22 %
33%
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Avco
21
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900
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32¥1
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5
Warrants
$1.50
Jan
800
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Athey
70%
300
25
(111)
200
73
59%
(Un)
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Co
new
Co
&
61
41%
common—5
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11
Jan
57%
& Tel
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July
¥2 Mar
7¥» Jan
1,350
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Oil
10% Mar
Jan
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900
327/8
350
16%
76%
327/8
39%
♦
—
39¥2
32 ¥2
650
400
__
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Feb
30'/a
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American Motors Corp
Amurex
32¥a May
39 ¥8
18%
19 ¥4
16 ¥2
__
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High
14% Feb
18 ¥2 May
16¥2 Jan
68 ¥2 May
28¥4 Jan
35 ¥2 Jan
18
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18
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International Harvester
48% Jan
36
200
10
46
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American
1,350
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Interlake
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American Machine &
American Rad &
9%
7
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25 ¥2
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American Can Co
American Tel
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Jan
22
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26
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72 ¥a
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10
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1
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19%
10
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Industrial
High
Low
High
Low
Jan.
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4 ¥»
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31%
Jan
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&
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common
2.50
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Motor
common
preferred
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Woolworth
(F W)
Pub
Wrigley
Machine
Youngstown Sheet
27 %
Jan
30% May
2,300
10
79 y2
800
19%
23«/»
51%
16
31%
July
20%
Jan
90
Jan
22% Mar
Jan
34 % May
Jan
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500
21%
200
46
May
5
21
Jan
25
300
100
Mar
103
July
153/4
16
89%
92%
2,300
700
10 %
Jan
69 % Jan
Feb
52% July
16 y2
July
92% Aug
Abbott
Laboratories
Air Reduction Co
Alaska
Allied Chem
common
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American
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Tel
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26%
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17%
50
-__
50
common
—
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Chrysler Corp
21%
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4
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Motors
Gimbel
30 %
205
22%
135
48
9%
9%
179
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(The)
Hudson
5 Vc
(Un)
25
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Martin
Merck
40
(Un)
5
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17
31 %
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp
(Un)—5
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50
16 %
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Arkansas
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121
126'/a
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365
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32
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28
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Public
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Reading Co
Aug
31
30%
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85
240
32 y2
211
23%
20
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&
26%
226
21%
22%
5,909
48%
16%
50
17%
48 %
23%
Jan
89% Mar
20%
Jan
137% Aug
28'/a Jun
26% Mar
33
July
1,289
23% Aug
5% Jan
23'A July
20% Jan
16
Jan
24
Mar
12% July
43%
Feb
30%
Apr
18% Mar
49%
1,336
37%
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27%
26%
28'/a
49% Aug
1,384
21%
Jan
49 'A
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50'A
42
41%
1,011
42%
2,889
45% Mar
41
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16 '/a
15%
Cliance
Vought
Gas
Clary
y2 Aug
Jun
53%
Jun
49% July
Co
Corp
Colorado
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Chem
Edison
Continental
Motors
19%
43%
43 %
23% July
20
42% Mar
45
11%
12%
1,419
12%
32%
33%
1,322
11% Aug
28% Feb
31%
31%
130
29%
33%
Washington
Gas Light
Westmoreland Inc
:
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&
37%
Jun
79
Jun
19%
19 7/8
360
167/a
Jan
74%
255
67%
Jan
75%
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6y2
25
5%
Jan
37%
38'/8
527
35%
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42
573
19%
100
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20%
1,417
55 y4 Mar
38%
19%
Jan
Feb
100
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20 y4
35
14%
Jan
44 %
10
44%
60
36%
Jan
105
105
43
102% Mar
6 74
Jun
Feb
39% Mar
Co
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Giorgia
Class
B
A
A
83 %
..1975
83%
85%
84%
$7,000
86 %
1,600
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Par
Allegheny
Ludlum Steel
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
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5
San Francisco Stock
200
14
305/a
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81% Mar
200
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10
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California
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High
95
10
Missouri
United Air Lines Inc
United
Shares
WEEK
for Week
Low
*
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Union
RANGE
Week's
746
35%
Jan
41
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jun
77% Aug
106% July
July
Jun
.
-
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
38
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(542)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
•
Johns-Manville Corp (Un)
Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)
Corp
Light
Molors
Kaiser
Kern
!
Libby McNeill & Libby_.
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Jan.
82
1
30
Apr
Riverside
45% July
May
40
Jan
5
Jun'
2%
24 '/a
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503
21%
Jan
188
99
Jan
118%
Jim-
52%
16%
531
48%
Jan
58%
Apr
45
24%
546
Co
Corp
Cement
Theatres
Magnavox
(R H) com
Co (Un)„.
S and
W Fine
Gateway Stores
13%
Jan
23%
255
40
Jan
51
17% Mar
50
27% Mar
33% May
Scheniey
56
24
36 % May
Scott
Apr
July
24%
Aug
Marchant Calculators
Frank
&
Co
Co
&
Inc
South
Middle
(Uni
P
Lode
Mindanao Mother
M
J
M
Oil
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&
Co
Mines.
Montana-Dakota
Ward
Montgomery
Auto
National
Utilities
Central
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RR
Mohawk
Niagara
North
American
North
Amer
5%%
Investment
Northrop
Aircraft
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)___
Oil Co———
Ohio Edison
Co
Ohio
Oil Co
Olin
Mathieson
Pabco
i
Coast
Pacific Gas
6%
1st
5%%
5%
common
1st
25
25
25
Indemnity
Lighting Corp
Pacific
Oil
Co
Gas
&
(Uni
600
30
Jan
3,207
27%
27%
104
19
22%
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22%
a27
150
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
130
24% July
39%
Jan
100
482
44%
34%
34%
410
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327
34% Aug
52% Mar '
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& Tel
4,845
35
Jan
37
Jan
34%
Jun
31%
$1.25
Tide
28%
Union
27%
Jan
28
Jan
29
Feb
27% Mar
38%
Apr
26%
Jan
27 %
Apr
67
Aug
Jan
May
725
50c
250
47
129%
Feb
106
Union
Union
Apr
81c
July
Pictures
Paramount
Pennsylvania
Ltd (Uni
20
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pullman
Inc
Pure
Co
Oil
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(Un)
18
36
Mar
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6%
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1,566
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374
65
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Equipt & Realty Co. Ltd com
*
Rayonier Incorporated new com w 1—1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reserve
Oil
&
Gas
1.80
July
4%
58
Jun
Victor
:
10
40% Mar
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)__
•
Rheem Manufacturing
1
Co
13% Mar
Wells
44%
62% July
59%
50
Jan
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54
54%
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Jan
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Apr
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100
9 %
May
20%
20%
500
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21
Apr
51
Jan
65
July
74%
Jan
97%
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27
Apr
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51% July
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10
448
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15%
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25
25%
545
22% May
27Va
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18
9%
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23%
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20
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58%
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74
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53
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38%
110
38 Va
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220
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51%
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2,454
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5%
5%
300
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15%
15%
985
5
3
20%
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20%
900
Jan
Feb
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3 %
38%
Jun
35%
•
Feb
58
Jan
6
15%
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Westates
Feb
Washington
71
Feb
40%
Jun
West
36%
55
Jun
Western
Jan
42 Va July
Aug
,
Jun
50.
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5%
Jun
'
Western
Western
25 %
178
45
46
887
41 % May
48% July
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58%
225
41
64
Woolworth
Apr
July
47%
47%
716
40 % Mar
48% July
37%
922
36%
45%
Jan
Jan
Feb
Rights
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Cab
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(Un)—i
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49% Mar
Jan
41
July
82
215
70
Mar
93
July
1.40
1.45
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13%
13%
816
79
83
687
22%
22%
150
14%
15
1,060
59%.' 59%
150
59% Aug
69%
28
Jun
July
July
May
F*b
83
Feb
Feb
23
1.45
79
15
Jan
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8%
Jan
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
11%
Jan
15
Aug
24%
2.334
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49
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315
82
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common
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Life
35% Aug
18% Jan
Feb
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Jan
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5
Air Linesilnc (Un)—
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Department Stores
*
Pacific Railroad Co—
*
Union Telegraph new (Un)_2.50
Coast
Jun
34 %
Jan
12%
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Power
<Un)_J
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41% July
26%
450
Water
Fargo Bankj
Petroleum
57% May
36
May
36%
__
37
49% Mar
'532
52
Petroleum' Corp
Jun
377
20%
495
61
1
Bros
Jun
34
20%
59
57%
*
(Un)
com
Warren
7%
77%
58%
__
59
16%
5
common
Sugar;Co
Feb
10
1
1
(Un)_
Corp
Warner
Feb
35%
—
„1
289
67% Mar
10
M.nes Co (Un)
Equipment Co
70% May
8% Jan
35%
__
6% July
58 % May
103% July
Jan
Mar
33%
34
5
Co___
497
49
100
76
_
Jan
1.00
Jun
Western
Radio Corp of America
6%
74% July
57% Apr
24% July
Mar
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5
Steel
49
72 %
6%
1
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S
Utah-Idaho
275
6%
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1,551
—
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42% May
1.05
71%
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236
60%
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United
22% Jan
422
23%
—
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V
24
1.00
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50
56%
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1
Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
537
62
94%
57%
•
United Gas Corp
Jan
22%
10
Inc
Co
Fruit
37% Mar
1,615
27%
July
Jan
a 71%
12%
Del (Un)
of
Corp
17% Mar
20
—
Philco
Co
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.
Chemicals
Mill
a40%
50
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)___
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19%
a40% a40'4
27%
27%
•'
1
(Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon
(Un)—1
Corp (Un»_
Co
RR
Jan
Aug
6C
69%
60%
(Un)
(Un)
Carbon
&
Lines
Air
United
S
Inc__
(Un)
Corp
common
Aircraft Corp (Un)
United
U
Pan American World Airways
Airlines
Sugar
United
Jan
147
Jan
19 Va
24
22%
a
6%
•
Electric Co of Mo
10
Oil Co of California common—25
United
12% July
com—_
Jun
Jan
Mar
22 %
175
Jan
Jun
49%
Apr
4c
19,000
5c
48 %
54%
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94%
25
Corp
Carbide
Union
41% Aug
10% Mar
4c
4c
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50c
*
10
2
—5
1
(Un)
common
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Ass'd
World
Trans
245
37%
23%
7.50
pfd
conv
Water
Tri Continental
666
200
17%
300
1
5
(Un)
(Un)
Sulphur Co
American Inc
Transamerica
Jan
2,264
1,306
24
25
Company
Texas Gulf
Textron
Apr
28%
Oil
(Un)
Co
&
Texas
200
I
18%
24
5
5
Sylvania Electric Products
Apr
31%
310
18%
10
Corp
Swift
52% Aug
75
145% 146%
—
Super Mold
Apr
233
(Un)_,
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Sunray Mid-Continent
17% Aug
614
of N
Co
Oil
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
jun
10
44% Mar
Jun
34 Va Mar (»v,
—*
1
25
15
(Un)
Studebaker Packard
30% July
Jan
7%
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64% July
17% Aug
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Standard Oil Co
Aug
37%
22% Mar
180
1,215
43
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Oil Co of California—
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Jun
52 %
(Un)
Co
Railway
Standard Brands Inc
4% Mar
Jan
50c
11%
50c
11%
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325
28
17%
8%
51%
52%
36% 36%
32% 32%
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41% 417/a
—
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—
17
Jan
3%
28
17%
8%
Apr
64% Aug
28% May
Mar
Co
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
17% Apr
49% July
35% July
47% May
3
Jan
10
July
13%
Jan
55
52%
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;
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52
—
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50
15
15
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46% Mar
3%
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10
common*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Tel
35%
64%
25
25
Pacific
Jan
__
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25
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31%
—
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2,275
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253
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preferred
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Pacific
5%
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Pacific
Southern
Apr
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Southern
16
267
41
5
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—
400
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42
245
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12
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76c'
Apr
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25
1,938
42% -'
25
pfd 4.48%
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Southern
Calif
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22%
1
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50
14%;
4,482
51
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32
63
25
Apr
Aug
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14
43%
15
35
57%
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3c
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70
45
Mar
51
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Apr
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__
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Socony Mobil Oil Co
73% May
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30%
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40
12
7%
5
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21%
1
Power..
Jan
38% Jan
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10
*
319
18
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N
21%
30%
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800
200
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7
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23%
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305
23 %
—
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33
34
11 Va
42%
July
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Natomas
Co
&
14
33
53c
5
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National Distillers
National
(Un)
4% Aug
40% Mar
100
22%
__
10
(Un)—*
com
250
22
__
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(Un)
Monolith Portland Cement
35
32%
22
Feb
43%
24% Mar
150
5%
—
com—10
Inc
24% July
Paper Co——
Sears Roebuck & Co
72% Mar
12
140
2.50
(Un)
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Apr
25%
Feb
400
3,740
16%
16%
1
16%
—
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21%
1,551
,
43%
4%
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—
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Merck
33
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5
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27
34%
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McKesson & Robbins Inc
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11%
34
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Par
91%
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32% Mar
848
35%
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Last
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45
23 %
52%
1
(Un)
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—
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7
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330
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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Canadian
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Abltibl
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410
106
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75
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1,405
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49
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100
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6,654
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100
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Jan
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27 Ve Jun
109
365
106
Apr
109%
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54%
55%
125
51
May
51%
75
47
Feb
52
24
24%
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class
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B
43
44%
911
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18%
20
2,126
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Products
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Feb
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13% Mar
Calgary
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Canada
all
Canadian securities.
Canadian Stock
on
all
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
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page
43.
58%
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63%
Jun
38
Jan
53
Apr
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Feb
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12,031
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50
104
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45
51
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20
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54
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14
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43%
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14
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Mar
Jan
50 Va
Jun
May
15%
Feb
4.50
Jun
6%
Jan
65
42%
Feb
46%
Jan
500
5.40
Jun
50
11
7.05
Feb
105
Feb
108
Jun
37
May
43
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335
30
Apr
32
Feb
29 %
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23
Jan
29 %
Jun
25
12%
Jun
14
Jan
36
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40
July
215
13
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14
May
25
Jan
30
10
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29.%
29%
3,345
25
32%
32%
33%
2.020
29
May
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—
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29
29
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29
29 Va
38
29
205
27
Jan
34
70
30
Jan
39
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19% M?y
29% July
28% July
29
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common
:
—
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—
29
29
29
29
450
21
Jan
29
July
29
375
29
Aug
29
29
Aug
22%
2,011
Apr
Feo
21%
20
25
21%
_*
preferred
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Cottons
32%
Apr
37
Jan
Industries
Locomotive
'
36%
25
36%
36%
325
12%
8% July
12 Va
17
12%
2,655
17
19
200
——25
&
13%
13%
100
8% July
—
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26
25%
27 %
27
28
2,822
19% Mar
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common
preferred
common
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Jun
—
29
,
common
Jun
Aug
July
—
20
Celanese
33 %
250
—
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series
103
a 13%
29 %
Receipts
Canadian
—
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July
33% July
2.019
28%
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28
25% Mar
10
340
.
21%
40
31% 31%
comomn
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Teletype: NYl-1979
38
29 %
50
Bronze
5.60
31%
preferred
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5.50
—-20
common—*-
Canadian Breweries
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
45% 45%
106% 106 %
38%
9% Mar
<%
8
25% 25%
32 32%
96 56 Va
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preferred
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see
Power
—
5.50
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59c
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footnotes
--
—
—
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Iron
6%
For
—
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5
—
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Canadian
Exchanges
1
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Canada
Orders handled
A
13%
35%
49%
*
*
25
*
-*
Columbia Power
British
Canada
on
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High
695
606
Aug
32%
—
—
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26%
51 %
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5%
55 Va May
*
common.
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Canada
quotations
—
32%
96
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Jun
52
50%
*
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24% Jun
50%
25
British
107%
*
;
Jan
47
since Jan. 1
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Low
63
48%
Co_
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Bank
100%
^_
:
26
62%
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American
Shares
High
63
47
Telephone
British
107%
24 %
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1
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for Week
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±
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73
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50
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73
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preferred
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Ltd
pfd-
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High
24
106
Class
Sales
Week's'
of Prices
Lew
Par
Bathurst Power & Paper class
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
35%
„
(
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26
12%
preferred—25
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preferred———,
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Argus
35%
STOCKS
Fundi
Low
*
5%
Exchange
27 Va
165
14
20
May
Apr
13% July
19
July
13%
Aug
23% July
31
Jun
1
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(543)
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MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
Canadian
Oil
Companies common
pid
b'/o
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian
Canadian
Western
Farm
Coghiin
105
28
25%
27 %
34%
35
19
19
9%
9%
675
16
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525
Equipment
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—
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16
'
Jan
%
106
Jan
Feb
35 %
Breweries
Voting trust
Simpsons Ltd
Jun
28%
17% Mar
28 %
July
Southam
28%
47 % Mar
Southern
Canada
19
Steel Co of Canada
100
Jan
18% Mar
7%
May
Triad
10% .T;ily
16% Feb
Apr
15
—
Jan
common
Corp
9V4
9%
600
36%
38%
6,600
*
30
30
30 %
440
26%
Feb
30 % July
Wabasso
18
17%
18
430
16%
Jan
19
16%
210
16
10
May
Jun
17%
May
Davis
Leather
Co
Ltd
Seagrams
class
A
Bridge
Dom nicn
Coal
Dominion
Foundries
b'A
10,18j
7%
100
28%
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...—*
36%
36%
37
655
33%
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18%
18%
20
40
15,860
2,020
15
39%
28%
10
Jan
28
Jan
preferred
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Jun
,
Western
Foundation
Co
Fraser
Ltd
Co's
Gatineau
b'/o
34
34%
100
25%
Jan
35 %
25
Jan
31
30%
325
30
2,863
24% Mar
30
73
70%
74%
375
33
Jan
15%
11%
Jan
305
a7
130
6
Jun
22
20
22
Aug
Corp
1
23%
23
23%
1,850
22
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25%
25%
26
780
.*
33
33
34
5,771
25
Jan
*
32%
32
33
560
27
Jan
34% July
113% July
100
Dynamics
3
5
...
113
20
110
5
112
9%
250
7
1'May
54%
57
1,060
48
Mar
131
133
95
91
Feb
10%
400
9
Apr
11
Jan
20
101
Jan
105
Mar
Oil
Imperial
45%
4,810
29%
Jan
52%
Jan
61 Va
30
Jan
44% July
50%
Jan
53
$4.50
41 %
2,525
53
53
345
—*
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25
39%
5,501
common'5
12 %
12%
12 %
5,425
10 % Mar
900
Canada
£1
7%:
7%
7%
common..*
56%
56%
58
______
Acceptance
Corp
100
106
13%
preferred
Bronze
of
Canad^
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Petroleum
Power
International
Utilities
Limited
*
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& Sons
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Ltd
pfd_.
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A
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100
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&
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National Drug &
National Steel
Niagara
Utilities
pfd
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Power
Corp
Price
Bros
4%
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Saguenay
Jan
18
Aug
a61
a61
Jun
July
Canadian
Catelli
Co
Ltd
Power
4%%
„
&
Frere
Jun
52
52
50
50
Jan
52
Jun
...50
A
Jun
Aug
Jan
92
92
25
Aug
21% May
Square
Works
Ltd
Jan
Kootenay
Ltd
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u
Corp
Steel
Power
*____„*
pfd
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Products
92
92
84
82
Apr
a60
a60
5
60
Jan
5%
20
25
Feb
25
Feb
Fleet
8
Farmer Candy Shops
Manufacturing Ltd
Apr
10
Feb
Ford
Motor
Jan
28
July
26%
150
•
46
18
'
Foreign
26%
Jan
44
44
45
1,130
33
Jan
17%
17%
200
200
46
Feb
Mar
15
89
Jan
98
Jun
11% July
115
6
1,175
26%
26%
300
2.00
2.10
3,650
134 137%
July
Lowney
19
Mar
26 % Mar
21%
21%
250
105% 105%
..,10
17% Mar
104%
Jan
13%
155
34
35
1,285
47
48%
75
57
57
58%
3,527
13%
2o
37%
7.00 July
Jun
.22
Jun
107
Jun
Jun
13%
Jan
Jun
35
Mar
956
100
Jan
Jan
96 %
Aug
Jan
4K%
Aug
168%
168%
170
20
161
Mar
30
30
30
65
69%
69%
69%
135
55
55
25
34
MacLaren
6 'A
170
Mexican
5 'A
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23%
23%
475
19%
Jan
26
Jun
500
68%
J«n
88
Aug
&
Ltd
Jun
Russell
88
a5
18
4
Mar
12
12
115
10
Jan
16%
16%
16%
12
12
105
9%
Feb
12
Aug
61
61
64
400
48%
Jan
71
July
41
41%
375
31%
Jan
41% May
;__5
_*
Ltd
Mills
Line
330
9%
Jan
5
July
14% Jun
18% July
*
11%
11%
11%
25
Co Ltd—10
Pow
32
31%
32
215
1st
11
27%
May
12
Feb
Jan
32
Jun
July
20
July
5
a20
a20
25
—50
52%
52%
200
51% July
52 %
52%
53%
311
51
Mar
54
66
Jan
common
19
Aug
Canada—
preferred
100
Ltd
(Can)
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Sangamo
Co
Southern
53 %•
a73
20
73
July
July
23%.
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2,065
14%
Apr
25
July
26%
26%
200
19%
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26% July
17% Feb
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24
60
*
Ltd
Canada
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16
16
290
11%
11%
200
10
1—
155
155
10
140
46%
46%
48
532
a50
a50
80
39%
39%
41%
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27% Mar
41% Aug
380
40%
5%
50
16
15% Mar
Jun
100
11%
Feb
26
Jan
35
Aug
67%
67%
75
43
Jan
73
97%
97%
25
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97 %
6,371
May
Aug
July
Mar
Jan
102% May
16% Jan
10% May
29% Jan
71 %
74%
3,755
53%
53%
53%
515
16
33
Aug
104
Aug
77% May
50 %
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b'A
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red
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50
Jan
54 %
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Corp
pfd
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Pipe Line
of Canada
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Western
Canada
Windsor
Hotel
Co Ltd—
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Products
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6%
pfd
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Woods
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Power
*
Ltd
_*
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49
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6%
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6%
100
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14%
14%
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24
24
24
1,640
.
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12%
Jan
Feb
155
Aug
41%
Jan
49
July
45
Jan
Aor
Jan
53% July
7%
Jun
Apr
11% May
21% Apr
14% Aug
24% Jun
a25 %
10
23%
Feb
2.5 % May
40
40
250
28
Jan
56
Apr
51
51
51
20
35
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50
Jun
9.35
Ltd
Breweries
9.10
9.35
7,315
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Ltd—
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*
Co Ltd
:_*
Aug
a54
a54
5
53
Jan
55 % July
49
49%
300
45
Feb
49% Aug
al50
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150
July
156
Jan
Mining
Stocks—
Aconic Mining Co
Ameranium
Arno
HART
Ltd.
Mines
Arnora
Sulphur
Jan
24
9c
Jan
32c
Apr
20c
22c
24,300
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
3.25
3.65
12,133
Jan
4.10
3.05
Jun
Apr
5%c
5c
6c
37,000
2c
Jan
9%C
9%c
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47,500
7c
Mar
13c
May
—
58c
58c
63 c
23,300
43c
Feb
72c
July
.....
25c
25c
30c
10,500
15c
Jan
45c
1.05
1.05
100
j.
Mining Corp
Ltd
Atlas Sulphur & Iron—
EXCHANGE
14 %
7.000
3.55
Ltd
Mines
Ascot Metals Corp
.
7c
Apr
Feb
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
1,150
16c
20c
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Anacon
9.35 Aug
22%
Ltd
Mines
?'75.Jon
22
16c
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Alta
STOCK
87
13.50
com
pfd
of
Aug
1
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9% July
a5
Paper Co
Light &
July
776
STOCK
Ltd
Co
Rice
58 %
1,000
MONTREAL
8% May
*
common
66%
35
TORONTO
Jan
*
com
*
Jan
13%
CANADIAN
Pow
Mar
33%
&
23%
part 2nd pfd
—50
Telephone Corp common
5
36
40
47%
350
8%
—10
Ltd
Ontario
1st
Reitmans
13%
__
*
C
Jun
44
49%
Jun
(Walter Mi
8%
Jan
2,215
—50
45
&
cum
73
102
33
Feb
Jan
Pipe
58
57%
16
173
Mar
Corp
Jan
56
32%
Apr
7
Lt
red
6'/■
102
14%
145
33
Royal
Power
6%
56
33
15
4
Corp
Mount
Jan
102
14%
Feb
145
100
Preferred
Minnesota
30% July
*
*
60
100
Distilleries
30% Mar
885
May
8%
preferred
66% May
2,197
._*
Power & Paper Co
Melchers
44
550
58%
66%
44
9%
Co Ltd
Quebec
65
Aug
204
145
Ltd_*
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a38
Pembina
Aug
92 %
34
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33
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2.80 May
a45
9%
58%
25
57
27% May
137%
a38
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1,282
66
Jan
Aug
96%
*
Apr
1.80
July
..*
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Jan
Can
a45
26
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6.00
common..*
48% Aug
23%
of
134
*
com
2.00
*
60
May
16
2.50 May
Corp Ltd
Rubber
&
1
.*
A
4.00 Mar
1
Foundation Ltd
Investment
495
34
Sec
Inc
class
Harding Carpets Ltd
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
July
46 %
17% July
Can
—
*
July
19
48%
Power
Goodyear Tire
3,3°0
,
Fanny
of
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;
100
Co
100
Ltd
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72%
Barnat
Local Branch:
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Bathux'St
Beatrice
1203
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William
Ltd
Baska
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'Barvue
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Phillips Square
SHERBROOKE
-
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CHICOUTIMI
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Gold
Bouzan Gold
Mines
Hill
Ltd
Mines
Ltd.
2.00 Aug
9%C
Ltd
Ltd
Mines..
93c
2.00
400
60c
3.500
42c
Jan
2.25
200
69c
Jan
3.45
Jun
7%c
10c
43.800
3c
Apr
19 %c
Jun
3.25
100
3.00 May
6.10
Apr
91c
1.30
Jun
90c
Apr
1.16 July
1.00
7,400
21c
21c
24c
33,300
2.55
2.55
2.65
4,550
46c
46c
52c
39,500
12c
Mar
57c
July
38c
—
vtc—
Mines
Tung-Sten
Jan
3.25
Gold
Ltd
Metals
1.98
60c
—
Mihing Corp
Rare
1.95
1.05 Aug
2.25
—
Ltd
Corp__
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Boreal
Burnt
:
Mines
Mines
Bellechasse
Office:
Belle
-
Mining
Beaucage
St., New York City, HAnover fc-0575
TROIS-RIVIERES
82
38
46%
43
Jun
Jan
Feb
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
Series A 4% preferred
59
page
41
54'A
33
Jan
see
34% May
1,345
450
Mar
foocnotes
5,663
82
36
65
For
39
79
35
103
-
class
38
35
25
QUEBEC
Limitee
38
79%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd .*
610
62
*
26
9
__
Mar
1.15 July
__5
a28
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Feb
80
29%
Eastern
34
14%
Mar
18
MEMBERS:
Feb
Corp
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Jan
75c
13
18 %
*
58%
22% Mar
101
100
50
100
565
96%
.
11
74
1.00
200
26% Aug
com
25
74
26
44%
;
12
12
1.00
24 %
104
Canada
Mar
12
21%
71%
of
Sec
Jan
24%
68
4%%
May
26
104
Williams
Jun
40
*
63
B
29
Jan
Engineering
Jan
100
preferred
70
Jan
36
Magnesium
27
,
Jun
25
49
Paper Corp Ltd
Zellerbach
David
_.
pfd
___*
56
6
6
cl A—*
pfd
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20
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Feb
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May
*
common
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Jan
9
Dominion
*
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*
class
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
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Co
Ltd
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7%
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400
*
Products
cum
Jan
15,465
—100
5%
Celtic Knitting Co Ltd
Claude Neon Gen Advert
29
Feb
common..;
Tr
Westinghouse
Food
Ol&ss
13%
25
Lawrence
V/o
12%
46
Preferred
Class
190
—*
__
Sherwin
18
Union Gas
Paper
pfd
Royalite
St
Jan
18
100
Rolland
4
10
13
__
Feb
Jun
Inv
Ltd.
Jun
113
*
96
5
Investments
Aug
a96
11%
*
% Aug
150
22%
Quebec Power
33
5
Jun
13%.
July
Feb
5
Jan
_.
Aug
27
30
Jan
12
a96
36 Vz
Jan
5
Mar
23
Provincial Transport
33%
Mar
715
common...
33%
6
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Co
33%
Feb
33% Mar
15%
..
6
_*
pfd
*
68
5
30%
11
33%
2,910
95
255
1
27
5
5.00
——
250
25%
250
12
.■_2:——*
Company
of Canada
36%
26%
900
26%
Placer Development
a79
36%
*
7%
—100
common
a79
*
Jan
23% July
80% Mar
20% May
6%
26%
Pace-Hersey Tubes
1,076
95%
100
Products
22%
July
5.00
7%
85
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common....
Jan
6%
100
*
—
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3.00
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14%
50
22%
•__*
7,785
95%
al3
f
19
18
a3.10
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
class
17% July
6%
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5
pfd
Penmans
Ltd
Apr
Dominion
*
4'i
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Ontario Steel
Co
Packers
13
17%
22%
Feb
18% July
95%
26
j;
*
Apr
6%
Apr
pfd 100
4.75
Chemical com
Sugar
Ltd
1.20
16%
a3.10
—
July
13% May
Canadian Marconi Company
___l
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A__*
Canadian Western Lumber Co
*
Jan
26%
Weaving
Noranda Mines Ltd—
Northwest
Malting
Canadian
Moore
Car Corp
Wire
Canada
Dominion
17%
1
a
48
42%
111%
—
1
&
15%
Ltd
Co
Canada
a20
*
,
Brown
East
21%
:
*
A
Jan
Jan
Feb
26
common—...—
pfd
4%%
cl
36%
Inter
26%
—*
*
common
Packers Ltd
Company
Butterfly Hosiery
90c
95c
Canadian
*
A
*
1
High
no
Jun
42%
Low
15%
155
25%
Range since Jan.
High
15%
188
Apr
11
*
class
Low
Mar
Feb
__
B
Shares
Aug
—*
Breweries
Class
for Week
33% Mar
111%
A
Sales
Range
of Prices
6
150
ii-
*
B
Molson
Week's
17
al3
__
*
—100
Preferretd
Exchange
Fundi
100
30
42%'
♦
Mailman
class
43
a20
2,300
—
'
Bloedel class B____
<Robt)
383
a6%
23
25%
'
Frontenac
49
18%
Columbia
151
—
——___*.'
Power
Aug
48%
--
812
a6%
Co
Class B
151
.:
July
49
450
4,004
July
22%
—■
al2%
Aug
64
Feb
43
60%
26
871
class
43
Jan
48%
43
10%
Consolidated
3,126
__
iu_y
Mar
48% July
38
50
48
59%
85c
Crown
__
43% July
2,600
Jun
41 %
100
63% July
Jan
59%
Jun
28%
.___*
54% July
Apr
36%
1,165
Aug
41
%
May
52%
41%
5,725
111%
Mar
42
85
364
40%
95c
138%
24% May
1,969
50%
a61% a63%
13%
Jan
124
53
50%
41%
46%
Jan
90
Apr
45
Mar
1,313
53%
Jan
12%
55
188
52%
45
80
26%
25
12%
134
178
o
Feb
53
May
5
Development
10
26
188
Jan
28
58
Gen
7% Mar
78
Aug
19
25
Last
Arcan
506
28%
*■
MacMillan &
5,429
112
12% July
75
Canadian
14% May
20
Jan
135
Anglo-Nfld
135%
a
41 %:
Ltd.
Bros
Lower St Lawrence
Jan
23%
pfd
61 %
Feb
17
5
(John)...
Acceptance
4
85
Jun
107% July
Apr
common__5
Corp
Jan
12
Jun
12% Aug
7% Aug
Jan
80
78
9.85
40
7.95 July
1,660
*
103 107%
al35
...
*
—
the Woods VA
65%
auS
103%
Interprdvincial Pipe Lines
of
a21
65'%
100
Ltd.
Co
a7.00
a2l
..7.50
49%
Jan
102% Mar
4,390
•
common...—*
common
7
255
14
a7.00
25
,
7.25
2,650
106 106%
13%
*
com
-
Lake
69
35% Mar
.10
Mitchell
Jan
38%
International
Me Coll
52
a8.00
Paper
Lewis
7,693
—
Preferred
Legare
69
38%
preferred
Labatt
64%
69
preferred
Nickel
7%
40%
__
*
International
-
40%
*
50
1
International
6%
490
Cement
Inland
Int
61%
Feb
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Canada
60
4.80
112
Sale Price
British
53% July
47% Jun
60
May
53
a61 %
•
STOCKS
Aug
Jan
•
July
76
12%
Friday
Mar
52%
*
July
19
Apr
26%
C»n»dlan
80
60
'
60 V2
Jan
Jun
%
12%
Canadian Stock
133
53%
103% 103%
__
,
Industrial
7,055
.
Corp Ltd
Belgium Stores Ltd
43 >/4
common
preferred
Jan
53%
—
of
7.70
10
...
Jun
9%
53%
Ltd__
Oil
115
43%
—
Imperial Tobacco
6 "/o
10%
Jan
*
___
Alabastine
Paper
10%
Mar
:
100
1927—.50
-
inc
Hudson Bay Mining
Husky
—
common..—___*
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Smith
7.40
.10
Toronto—Dominion
Jun
all4
131
$2.00 preferred
27%
66
53
10
Mar
113
57
Motors
Howard
29
12
1,409
Feb
9%
__
General
pfd
% July
177/8 Jan
7,5id
76
id
'
Trust
Jan
all4
__
100
General
Ltd—
Wares
7
58
18
73
Par
common.!
&
10
35% July
common....—...
4%
Scotia
75% July
16% May
15%
22
22%
16
18
July
July
a6%
__
—
a60 a60%
Jun
29
*
,
Gypsum Lime
Aug
30
Bakeries
b'/o pid
Gocdyear Tire
Royal
22
pfd
Steel
National
Feb
2j-,4
General
General
Jan
8 Va
145
25
preferred
5%%
24
6% Mar
Canada.—
of
Power
Commerce
30 %
__1
—....
Canadian
Jun
17% July
Banks—
Jun
20
Enamel & Heating Products.
Estabrooks (T Hi
4.16%
pfd.
Players
July
7.40
Jan
-50
13%
*
com
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
53
Jan
14'A
41%
26 %
10
140 % Mar
Jan
4.3a
1,385
108%
10
52
Jun
7,4a0
'
Canadienne
325
Jun
51
4,735
12%
Preferred
Nova
3,810
47
Feb
7.15
Zellers Limited common
Montreal
145
Feb
Jan
'
Jun
7%
43
20%
'
Aug
a24
37
Jan
*
Canada Sec
7
70
7.40
Leaseholds
(Geo) common
Winnipeg Central Gas
20
145
May
73
40
7 %
-
Jun
29
May
18
Apr
a23%
,
Ltd——...—34
Brewery Ltd...
of
—
6,766
50
Jan
18
16%
Cotton
Feb
Feb
a46
Apr
27
52%
Ltd
29% July
41 % Mar
13%
7%
100
10%
July
12%
a24
*
common
pid
Famous
12%
7
2,375
6.55
__
Jun
40% May
23% Aug
17% Mar
__
Chemical common...*
&
11
Apr
18% Mar
Ltd—39%
Dominion Textile
Pont
7% Mar
30
2.7
com
common
Donohue Bros
100
7%
&
Du
2,690
23%
27
Steel
Stores
Dow
39%
22'4
*
&
Steel
Ifo
38%
23
pfd———25
Dominion
Red
11
38%
*
Dominion
Tar
11
__2
—
Dominion Glass
Dominion
♦
'
-—
Dominion
100
19
Jun
39%
28%
30
16 %
Walker Gooderham & Worts.
16%
9% July
29
Weston
Distillers
51%
52
High
Jan
6.60
Steel
9%
*
50
—
27
1
Jan.
Low
585
16%
Oils
United
36V2
A
a46
—
Power
.—*
B
18
Co
30
Range since
High
29
18
2,502
Shares
28%
certificates
2,425
*
for Week
Low
common
...—*
Smelting
&
Glass
class
Class
35
8,235
Pa
Sicks'
25% July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
1
—*
Consol- Mining
Corbys
106
26
pfd—1
J)
a
Enterprises
Consumers
17
34%;
33
34%
Gas
(R
Combined
780
*
.
Natural
Cockshutt
Range since Jan.
Low
25
preferred—10
Vickers
Canadian
STOCKS
High
106
33%..'<
Friday
Shares
24
__
_._25
Ltd
Petrofina
24
?
5
for Week
Low
*
100
AUGUST
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR.JWEEK ENDED
37c
43c
219,800
3c
Mar
48c
July
4.10
4.00
4.20
4,625
July
4.75 May
40c
May
7c
Jan
2.30 May
4.00
26c
2.95
July
Jan
39
p
/
•
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
40
...
(544)
Monday, August 8, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Par
Calumet
Mines
Uranium
Canadian
Lithium
(Dunsmuir)
Collieries
Mines
Ltd—
Cartier-Malartic
Celta
Gold
Asbestos
Dev
&
Mines
Gold
Chimo
Gold
Conro
Consolidated
Dominion
Jan
18c
Apr
Apr
67c
2.00
200
50c
7,500
13C
11%
14%
4.70
2.88
3.00
0.200
5c
5c
9,500
'
5c
____
Ltd
20c
Mines
Ltd—
22,000
Mar
25,950
2.10
Jun
15'2
Jun
.1,200
2.25
Jan
4.70 Aug
1.15
Jun
3.00
2% c
Feb
1.30
11,200
22cc
24,850
9c
Aug
7c
Apr
Jan
3.45
Apr
Jan
22c
Aug
15%
100
15
21c
100
15c
July
18
Mar
Feb
36c
56c
10,000
35c
Apr
56c
Aug
88c
199,900
48c
Juiy
88C
Aug
33c
35c
2,5U0
33c
Aug
35c
Aug
6.95
700
1.25
1.25
1.34
2,500
3.25
3.00
3.25
3,900
Ltd
6.70
40c 41 %c
41 VaC
Uranium
Gold
Mines
16
Dev
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Mines
5.15 July
1.90
100
8,500
1,530
Feb
17c
8
July
Jan
July
19 V2
Jun
7c
6,000
Aug
23%
1,961
15'/4 Mar
1.66
1,900
1.61 May
42c
48c
21,800
38c
Jan
VaC
6 Vac
8c
76.000
43c
45c
64,600
26c
28c
1. ,.> )
22 %c Mar
90c
74c
1.65
361,300
42V»c Jun
%C
3i,6"0
17%
400
Ltd—
Mines
7c
8c
Ltd..
Mines
17%
Lict...
8
3.90 Aug
78c
45c
Ltd
Gold
Zinc
Lead
9%c May
28c
6
Jun
Jan
1
voting
Kerr-Addison
2c
3.50
3.85 Mar
trust—
Ltd.,
Jardun
Kenmayo Yukon
Jun
1.65
__
Ltd
Jaculet
Kontiki
8c
7c
Jun
30
Jan
23%
23%
Co
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
17%
53c
42C
Mining &
Mines
16
i
...
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines LtdUranium
21c
Ltd.
23c
Jun
Jan
1.85
4,200
3.90
Apr
1.50 May
3.30
Feb
22
5,000
3.90
Ltd....
Ltd
5c
7.25
Feb
24 %c
3,500
4.90
Jan
Feb
2.10
070
3.00
4.80
....
Metals
Mines
Mines
29 Va
4c
Ltd
5.00
72c
3,000
29
2.70
Ltd—...
Mines
:-l
1.90
41c
9c
30c
7%c
Mines Ltd_l
——1
6%c
16c
Copper Corp Ltd
Products Ltd
Wendell
Mineral
Western
Tungsten Copper
Mines Ltd
Westville
Lake
Min
Shore
Lavalie
&
Explor
2V4C
Jan
7c
Jan
8c
Aug
25
Ltd
70c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd..
Lorado
Uranium
Louvicourt
Macassa
Mines
Goldiields
Mines
8c
37c
Macdonald
Mackeno
Madsen
Mines
Mines
1.65
Jan
12c
Feb
4c
Red
Maritimes
800
5.40
6.15
Feb
5V4C
Feb
12V4C
Apr
318,300
5%c
Jan
24V2C
Apr
9%c
Jan
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill Island
Ltd
49c
Mines
New
Fortune
Lafayette
86
88%
250
1.75
2.23
36,400
24
24%
1,100
90c
85c
95c
23,800
1.55
July
25 V2 July
1.05
Feb
1.64
3,700
80c
Jan
5%c
500
3c
Feb
9c
Apr
2.00
2.10
2.200
87c
May
2.75
Jun
'
1.65
1.65
3,400
72c
Feb
2.72
Apr
40c
1,500
17c
Feb
69c
Jun
7 Vhc
10c
19,000
5V2C
Jun
lie
Jun
_
—
47c
■'
47c
500
18 %c 18 %c
25c
1,000
34c
50c
31,500
49c
49c
500
50c
Co
Ltd
Jan
Ltd.________
15c 17 %c
14 V2C Mar
2.70 May
72c
Apr
19c
July
51c
40V2c
July
65c
July
22c
Apr
12,500
6V2C
Jan
1.91
2.00
14,905
79c
Feb
12c
35,000
1.91
12c
3V2C
Jan
2.50 May
12c
Aug
11c
16c
11c
2,000
lie
Aug
11c
Aug
40c
1,000
38c
May
77c
Jan
Feb
24c
16c
2.85
200
13c
15c
4,100
6.30
6.45
1,500
29c
38c
121,600
7.20
Ltd
18c
2.85
Ltd—
Corp
(1945)
Ltd—
36c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd,
Orchan
Panel
Uranium
Mines
Pardee
Pater
Pato
Mines
Consol Uranium
Parbec
7.50
2,300
22,600
3c
2.48
9c
Apr
July
3.50
Jan
Uranium
Cons
Gold
Perchcourt
22c
3,600
16c
Jan
82c
36,500
69c
Aug
21c
6,000
2.30
2.30
100
2.00
2.35
a6.10
a6.10
37
12c
6,500
2.00
Ltd
12c
Mining Co
Prime
Pronto Uranium
....
Mines
10c
14 VaC
13c
Ltd.
7 VaC
12
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Devel Co
Quebec Lithium Corp
;
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
394,900
Vac
July
2.95 Mar
15c
May
6.45 Aug
14%
14%
525
11% Mar
1.54
1.60
1,100
1.00 July
1,700
3.75
Apr
4.80 Aug
2,700
1.20
Jan
2.90 Aug
31c
27c
32c
259,100
9c
Jan
32c
Aug
13c
11c 13 %c
57,500
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
24c
Aug
24c
Aug
24c
24c
3,000
26 %
__
26%
600
24c
18c
24c
24c
24c
1,000
60c
93c
1,024,909
9.00
9.65
2,100
1.05
;
—
83c
...
9.00
Ltd
Stadacona
Gold
Mines
Standard Gold
Sullivan
Tache
Cons
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
70c
1,000
6.00
10%
7,450
4.65
800
7.15
1.64
a30c
14.714
1,243
25c
July
30c
July
14,500
60c
Apr
80c
Jan
5.40
July
May
1.35
Apr
Jun
6.25
Jun
Jan
62c
3.55
12
72c
64c
72c
_*
1
*
15%
15V2
16%
1,000
—_
6.50
51c
6.20
2,000
_2
Oils.———).8
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd.—_10c
Canaoian Pipe Lines Producers
—1
—
6.50
51c
5.90
68c
2.20
2.75
68c
2.20
2.80
8
—
1.50
1.50
200
—1
38c
38c
42c
28,500
Calgary
& Edmonton
Calvan
Petroleums
Ltd..
Corp
Ltd—<—
Oils Ltd—
Atlantic Oil Co
Admiral
Canadian
Canadian
—
—
—
__
1.22 May
14 Va May
300
5.25 May
41c
400
Jan
5.85
1,000
Apr
68c
Aug
2Vac
Feb
24c
Aug
78c
Jun
93c
Del
Ltd—
Producers
Rio
Minerals Inc
Oil &
Empire
Jan
90c
July
5.500
40c
Jan
62c
8,000
3Vac
Jan
15c
New
British
2.75
Feb
1,100
2.00
Apr
3.00
July
5.50
5.50
20c
18c
20c
—
&
Oils
Ltd—.
Omn'itrans
Exploration
Pathfinder
Petroleums
Aug1
1.97
Jun
1.08
Apr
1.55
Feb
2.56
2.56
100
2.29
Jan
64c
78c
1.30
2oc
49,400
1.50
2,100
uan
1.35
Apr
3c
Jan
35c
8,500
26c
Jan
3c
16c
Jan
68c
7%
Jan
4%e
2,500
a73c
200
90c
1,900
14%c
10c
2.40
90c
15c
2.56
2.94
Feb
1.57
1.57
100
Feb
1.79
July
71c
75c
8,600
65c
July
75 V2C
July
63c
65c
3,500
47c
Jan
80c
May
■
—
__
*
—
1
65c
Friday
13,500
18,200
a
___
8uc
July
7V2C
1.30
1.12
Jun
Jan
6.80
7.00
2,300
5.15
Jan
Abltibi
&
Power
4%%
Paper
see
page
13c
15c
13,500
7c
101 aC 11 VaC
Jan
18c
Class
10c
Jun
18c
15c
4.000
4%c
Feb
40c
1.25
5,500
1.15
July
45,300
10c
Jan
21c
A
Jan
21c
Apr
38c
38c
1,000
July
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
Range since Jan.
Low
High
26
1
High
Jan
37
35%
35 %
26
25 V2
26
470
25 Va
Jan
27
Jun
*
13
13
13%
2,425
8%
Jan
16
July
*
24%
24
24 V2
460
23%
Jan
24%
.—
35%
6,022
July
Jun
1
12c
12c
14c
17,900
11c
Jan
18c
Jun
Oil
8
18c
18c
19c
4,100
14c
Jun
20c
May
8
8
755
Gas &
Acme
Agnew-Surpass
—8
common-—
10
150
80c
3,350
58c
Mar
1.01
Jun
56c
58c
3,800
50c
Jun
63 V2C
Feb
92c
1.00
15,800
78c
Mar
27c
11,800
20c
Jun
2.10
2.20
4,825
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.90
1.90
100
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
32c
32c
1,000
20
22
17,605
101 101%
5,200
__
8
97c
*
common
2.20
certificates
trust
Cons.
—
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
8
32c
1
Debentures
20%
100
-
101
10Va
11'/a
8
73
70V4
74%
737
8
101%
100
103
4.681
26%
26%
200
Warrants
—
—i.-
Algoma Steel
Ltd
Aluminium
2nd
of Canada
Co
Aluminum
10
10
73c
25c
Pacific
Alberta
9% Mar
8% July
10
Petroleums
Distillers
Voting
Feb
80c
1
—
Warrants
Alberta
7%
10
—
Knife
Akaitcho Yellow
Albermont
__
8
Preferred
Ajax Petroleums
1st
preferred
Larder
pfd
25
-100
1
._
Amalgamated
:—
Mines
American
__
—
1
——
Petroleums Ltd—
Leduc
Ci,.
American
51c
960
108 Va 108 V2
15 Vac
18c
50c
10
26,750
60c
21,950
28c
12V4
97
8%
49
-69 %
26
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
July
1.80 May
38c
Jan
50c
Feb
25
Jun
101% Aug
14
Jun
Jan
83
Jun
Jan
111
July
Feb
27
Jun
May
109 V2
Jun
14c
Jan
22c
Apr
50c
July
70c
Jun
106
Amurex
8
1.07
1.04
1.17
136,421
—50c
1.30
1.20
1.35
21,925
Oil class A
Petroleums
5
-
3.55
1
—
—
__
20c
—.
Lead
Anchor
—
13%
Exploration
*
Oil
——8
Anglo Cdn Pulp & Paper pfd
50
Anglo-Huronian
8
Angle Rouyn Mines
8
Anthes-Imperial Oil
8
Apex Consolidated
—8
;
Corp
Argus
8c
90c
60c
75c
24%
24%
__
14%
1.75
—
55
800
48,650
400
17,005
2,840
12,600
3.75
16c
lu% July
4.70 Mar
53
13
38c
21%
3%c
9.00 Mar
Jan
Jan
28c
Jan
Feb
1.45
Feb
6.20
Jun
Jan
56 % May
Jan
14 %
Mar
Jan
Jan
Aug
2.10 July
26
Mar
9%c
1.25
July
Jan
80c
Jan
Feb
26
Apr
Apr
60
4,155
20%
360
52Vs
11,100
10c
May
19C
Jan
58c
55c
14%
62c
14%
55,150
345
41c
Feb
73c
July
13% Mar
20 %
July
18%
July
July
—
18%
23 %c
10c
28c
ll'/ac
Jun
20
3,675
13% Mar
20
23c
26c
10c 12VaC
38,080
68,200
6%c
Jan
46c
7%c Jan
15c
Apr
20c
30c
25,233
16c
Jan
38c
Jun
11 Vac 12'/ac
11,500
11c
July
18 %c
Apr
2.25
5,650
8
9%
9%
9%
175
i
Mines
■
8
—
4.25
4.25
50
3.00
Apr
Jun
15c
May
19c
Jan
Jun
Jan
4.75 July
10c
10c
12c
19.500
9%c
13c
9.75
12VaC
52,700
12c
9.75
16c
10%
6.070
6.75
Jan
12%
1.87
1.98
3,150
1.87
Aug
2.78
30c32V2C
7,930
29 %c
May
6,000
6'Ac
Jan
50c
1
31c
1
7V2C
—10
Scotia
;
5OV2
7V2C
50V2
400
41% May
10
Montreal V
Mines
—
1
——
Bankfield Consolidated
of Nova
2.25 Mar
10
-1
1
1
Mines
8V4 Mar
1
Ltd
Mines
=—
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff Oils
2.16
2.00 Mar
2.25
:
A
Bagamac
61 Va
61%
62%
570
52%
Apr
1 06
1.12
4,000
1.05
Jun
1
—
9c
52%
Jan
,49c
Gairdner &
Jl*
60 Wall Street,
63
July
2.10
Gompany Inc.
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
9.60
69c
CANADIAN
July
Apr
1
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all offices
Feb
Mar
12V»c Apf
54% July
I
!
Apr
Jan
80c
'45c
60
1
common
class
Apr
Jan
Feb
Mar
19%
1
Electric
Fabrics
of
-
5c
16c
I
1
:
Gold
Auto
Barnat
800
11,396
3.00
60
1
-
Auto
Bank
14
6.00
55
14%
1.90
24
8%c
95c
6.75 May
13c
8
Aumaque
Bank
Jari
60
-1
—-—I
Aumacho River
Bankeno
Feb
1.35
15c
24V*
10
:
Mines
Avillabona
2.00
1
—
Steels
Aunor
July
July
1
Atlin-Ruffner
Aubelle
3,500
62c
6.00
8
Ashdown Hardware class B—
Atlas
38,593
93c
50
2nd pfd class A
.
Metals Corp
Ascot
400
3.65
8%c
1
—
common.
$2.40 conv
Arjon Gold
7.85
8
Corp
Mines
Area
7.85
3.30
8%c
13%
5.90
55
13%
1.60
24
7%c
90c
Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian
Arcan
1.01
.
Nepheline
Anacon
Apr
10c
4.80
___
Jan
20c
Acadia-Uranium
Apr
7,900
12c
1.25
—
1.65
—25
.——
common
Mar
14c
43.
Apr
'
■
Exchange
Low
common
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
8.10 Mar
3,450
7%c
a__
Funds
Week's
Last
Sale Price
14% Aug
9.00
Jun
4%c
90c
STOCKS
May
17,830
8.76
Aug
1.75
a7jc
Canadian
Aug
35,200
8.76
78c
__
00c
Toronto Stock
1.12 Mar
55c
3.000
3.10 Mar
—
Ltd——-—*
Ltd..:—
July
2,400
20,200
1.40
*
Petroleums
Wilrich
12
1.40
70c
Ltd
Oils
Jan
1.38
1.40
___1
Quebec Oils Development—
1
Scurry Oils Ltd
—___.—~1
United
33c
—
Oil Co Ltd
Phillips
Feb
Feb
July
1.30
-1
:
7.80
100
11
July
Jun
6.30
1.35
—
-90c
—
15c
1.75
51c
Jan
—
—
Ltd——
Mines
Oils
Okalta
11
Apr
Apr
3.75
11,000
1
Oil Ltd—40c
...
Dominion
&
—
1.18
2<c
400
1
Ltd
Norpax
Apr
19c
Feb
Aug
July
*
Oil Co Ltd
Home
Jasper Oil Corp
Bristol Oils
New
July
13c
16c
uan
7.30
68c
1.98
1
Ltd————
Oil Ventures
Gaspe
10% July
4.75
1,800
16 %c
July
200
8
Ltd...—
Federated Petroleums
Aug
58c
19c
Jun
6.70
60c
Mar
6c
1.05
20c
Jun
18%
Aug
24c
14%
20c
Jun
2.20
Jun
1.25
Ltd
Ltd
Corp Ltd
footnotes
Jan
Members:
United Montauben Mines Ltd
For
Jan
82c
51c
10 Vac
Fields
July
70c
2.05
Apr
14c
Ltd
Ltd
Asbestos
3.55
14%
A
Uddlen
Feb
7.00
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
26% July
58c
30c
____
Ltd
Gold
1.07
Jan
14%
51c
Ltd:
Mines
Tobrit Silver Mines
164,800
20%
12c
—
13c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
.
j
119441
Mines
Steep Rock Iron
,
Jan
20c
3.45
Apr
1.60 Aug
4.80
Mines
Soma-Duvernav
Apr
18
2.90
8.500
Ltd
14c
4.65
3.40
Mines
Jan
Apr
5.05 May
2.80
2.40
Mines
Jan
2.80
2.60
Gold
Apr
Apr
:
Ltd-.
Miller
2.90 July
7.05
14c
80c
9c
Rayrock
Siscoe
Jun
Feb
1,000
7,500
Silver
Mar
2.99
Jun
10c
--
Ltd
42c
11c
1.10
Ltd
Mines
Jun
1.32
12V2 Aug
9,800
2.60
Sherritt-Gordon
July
24%c July
Jan
186.730
20c
Apr
Apr
80c
*
7.50
July
4.20
2.25
Gold
5.90
41c
15c
70c
2.30
Crest
Jan
3c
1,500
2,400
Radiore Uranium Mines Ltd—
Red
2c
3.85
;
Roche Long Lac Min^s
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Jun
Mar
1.60
...
Mines
7c
14%
Ltd
Corp
1.65
5.57 Feb
10c
Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Queenston Gold Mines Ltd.:
Mining
14,200
12 Va
7
Jan
1.45 May
70c
Ltd
Nickel
Mines
15c
17c
3.85
Metallurgical
Quebec
Quemont
19c
69c
Dredging Ltd.,
Porcupine
Jan
21c
Ltd—
Goldfields
Jan
2.35
72c
Mines
Mines
15c
20 Vac
;
Amalgamated
Pitt Gold
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
19c
3.45
—25c
Ltd.—
Petroleums
Calaita
—
Obalski
6%c Aug
2%c Jan
1.99 Aug
46V2C May
13 V2C Mar
Jun
Mar
40c
Vlnray Mines Ltd
Nipissing Mines Co Ltd..
37,500
—
—
——
—
Amanda
21c
10 VaC
__
—
Oils
Mines Ltd
Mining
1.40
"
New
Normetal
Jan
Jan
Jun
2.23 Aug
40c
Santiago Mines Ltd.—
—.50
Senator-Rouyn Ltd—______
Mines
16%
41c
90
8c
Louvre
Nocana
Mar
1.55
— —
Pacific
Thurbois
Jan
46c
55c
5%c
__
New
New
67'/a May
161,950
67c 92 %c
—_
New
New
Jun
Apr
'
70c
New
&
1.05
1.80
Co Ltd
Asbestos
Mines
1.25 May
Aug
Ltd......
Mining
Coal
Jan
Jun
2.10
Ltd
Mines
New
43c
1.94
2.95
'
2.00
Mines
Goldvue
2,500
1.92 Aug
1.00 May
Apr
1.35 Mar
Formaque Mines Ltd
Highbridge
1,900
73c
200
5.15 Mar
63c
1.90 Mar
Ltd
Mines
New
1.10
Aug
Jan
200
Explorations Ltd
Alger Mines Ltd
New
1.92
2.90
16c
400
National
New
43,300
2.35
...
New
6,800
39c
Jun
2.10
1
136,500
18c
———-
Rigrsts
July
18% May
86
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd.^!
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpas Mines Ltd
Creek
3.20
Jan
2.10
#.i.
'
—
Mining Ltd—
Meta Uranium Mines
Nama
21c
9.10
2.80
Mines
Corp
10c
16c
5.80
9%
1.41
a25c
Apr
45,000
63c
;
Lake Gold
Mining
6%e
6.00
9%
1.64
17% Aug
16
10c
1.00
Ltd
-
Jan
Jan
July
Aug
5.80
1.92
...
•
Jan
4%c
Co Ltd—;
—__?
"A".
1
1
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
July
300
33c
34 %c
Ltd
24c
29,800
Apr
4.00
Stocks—
Oil
May
284,700
2.90
Ltd—
Ltd
69c
183,700
2.15
39'% July
—
—
5IV2C July
18
19c
20 %C
Ltd
Jan
1.80 Mar
Jun
8c
10c
—
July
21%
216,850
9c
Jun
17%
17%
Ltd
Mines
Mines
59c
2.85 Mar
48c
32 VaC
33c
Co Ltd.
1,100
3,800
35,000
Par
Labrador
16,803
1
High
—
1
.—___—1
Wiiiroy-Coghian Mines
Zenmac Metal Mines—
Range since Jan.
Low
75c
39%
3.70
1.99
42c
1.76
1
1
—
————
Mines Ltd
Westburne Oil Co Limited-—
5.75
Mines
Shares
Apr
70c
—
4.85
Manitou
Lake
Apr
May
18c
50c
75c
<1945;
Gunner
Jack
2.29
81c
Jan
21c
Ltd...
Ltd—.—
Gui-Por
Iso
Aug
July
15%
Mines
Mines
Ventures Ltd
VioiaMac
Canadian Decalta Gas &
Frobisher Limited
Gold
Apr
44c
1.19
4%C
40c
1.25
1.25
22c
Ltd
Mines
Inspiration
1.95
900
45c
12 VaC
13
Ltd
7c
19,500
4.60
—
for Week
Mar
Mai-
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd.
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd...
Heva
Mar
53c
10C
13c
—_
Golden
2lc
i;:
Sullivan
Fontana
Jan
7 V2C
Apr
80c
Ltd
Metals Corp Ltd.;
Smelting Refining Co Ltd-
Metal
July
700
Ltd—
Eastern
Fab
Apr
11
30,000
_
Minerals
&
6%c
Jan
62c
46c
;
East
21,500
58c
Jan
6.00
1.19
—_
Mines
■
East
900
Jan
2c
11,800
12c
22C
11,700
10%
9c
Ltd.......
Mines
Oils
July
1.10
Duvan Copper Co Ltd
Duvex
Mar
62c
& Zinc Mines
Asbestos
Donalda
28c
4 %c
lie
■
Co
13% July
10c
'
Mining
55c
Jan
1.18
Mines
Sudbury
Mines
Dome
Weedon Pyrite &
4c
•
High
67c
39
3.40
—
Virginia Mining Corp
Jun
26c
lie
Ltd
Explorations Ltd
Cournor
Apr
3.85
10%
4c
__
Copper-Clifft
Coulee Lead
2.74
8,400
'
Consolidated
Cortez
Jun
1.75 Mar
21,000
__
Cadillac
Denison
1.25
1.45
Ltd
Ltd.,
Mines
Central
14
3.15
Development Corp
Consol
8.65 May
68c
1
4.20
1,100
1
Ltd———
Mines
Lithium
Valor
7,919
Jan
Low
par
20,450
25c
Range
of Prices
1
35c
1.35
Ltd
Last
High
13%
2.75
28c
Chip Kayrand
Chibougamau Explorers
since Jan.
12%
1.40
Mining Co Ltd—.
Centremaque
Range
Low
3.00
Ltd.
Mines
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
'
Corporation
AUGUST 5
13
13
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
Cassiar
ENDED
STOCKS
High
30c
33c
■
Ltd,-
Can-Met Explorations Ltd——
WEEK
11%
Ltd.——
Mines Ltd—
Campbell Chibougamau
Canadian
Low
FOR
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Jan
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(545)
CANADIAN
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Pur
Mines
1
Warrants
Barymin
Base
Ltd
Baska
*
Mining-.:
Uranium
Mines
Petroleums
Bata
Ltd
*
"B"
A
B
Lumber
Mining
Telephone
55
55
10
18
18
5©c
4.85
4.85
5.00
"gc
7,535
1
9c 11'Ac
47,400
1.00 July
Chesterville Mines
1
48c
43c
50c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
16,630
28'Ac
Jan
1.00 July
1
g3c
60c
65c
51,600
35c
Jun
Chimo Gold
80c
Mar
1
Chromium
■>
93c
20c
60c
70c
3,323
20c
75c
84c
2,650
20c
63
400
58 'A
38
25c
Jan
7
May
400
127,820
7%
7'A
3.00
3.00
3.20
6,950
68c
60c
78c
14,175
*
2
Corp
24
Ltd
(expire
Apr
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
2.95
64
58
Apr
July
45c
Jan
1.36 July
8%
Jan
6.20
Apr
Chartered
Trust
Chateau-Gal
Chemical
Black
Blue
Ribbon
Blue
Rock
90
105
26,700
8%c May
50,928
82c
Aug
Cochrane-Dunlop
Feb
95c
Jun
Cockshutt Farm Equip
*
Jan
52
July
Cody-Rico
1
I,200
2.00 May
70c
Jan
85c
85c
500
15c
20c
56,371
15c
Aug
2.26
1.00
52c
Cochenour
Willans
Mines
Coldstream
Bouscadillac
Gold
Boymar
Colomac
May
g>/8C
75c
22,065
68c
July
Jun
Commonwealth
3c
4c
74,667
1 'Ac
July
17c
Jun
Confederation
12'Ac
14c
6,000
Jan
15c
3.90
3.65
4.10
260,612
4.20
Jun
Brantford
Brazilian
10c
1.80
May
1.05
(T
10c
9,000
2.55
44,475
35 'A
35'A
35'A
2.50
2.35
2.50
6c
50
'
Jan
1,70 Aug
35
12.800
Jan
2.20 May
24c Mar
12c July
3.80
Jun
4'A#
40'A July
2.90 Jun
11,300
2.75
2.95
18,160
1.04
1.04
1.05
900
*
171/2
17'A
17'A
7%
5'Ac Mar
2.10 Jun
98c
9,449
Apr
17
25
*7.%.
Feb
7'A
Jun
99
99
99
50
98
22V2
22'A
22'A
5Q
19 Va
1
2.02
1.95
1
2.70
2.65
2.75
134,280
11,750
*
32
32
32%
4,805
25%
Apr
100
95 Va
95'A
96
165
92'A
Jan
52
52
50
52
100
105'A
54'/8
Products.
*
2.15
105'A 105'A
54
*
54%
Feb
May
1.30 May
2.50 Jun
10
50'A May
125
103
Apr
160
,
52
Jan
79c
65c
17c
3.50
July
42c
42c
Apr
8,600
14c
July
25c
Consolidated Bellekeno
1
31c
30c
33c
20,053
25c
Mar
60c
Jun
Consolidated
1
13c
13c
1,500
4%c Jan
19c
Mar
24'Ac 24'Ac
1,500
21c
Central
Cadillac
Consolidated Cordasun
1
Consolidated Denison
1
12%
12'A
14
161,534
1
4 05
3.95
4.10
II,790
Consol
22'A
2.50
Jan
Aug
Apr
3.85 Jan
33% July
96 »A May
5 3'A
Jun
106 »A
July
54 »A Mar
Fenimore
Class B
Consolidated
Golden
13 V2
13'A
18'A
18'A
125
16'A May
20
16
15'A
16'A
625
12
18 »A
■»
35
35
35%
1,255
__25
49'A
49
49%
495
1
1.55
1.20
1.55
1
9c
British Columbia Power
Mines
Mines
Mines
Brunston
Mining
27c
33c
14
lie
10c
11c
Buffalo
59,125
77c
77c
Ankerite
Buffalo
Canadian.
1
Apr
24c
Apr
Feb
35c
May
Feb
16
9.75
61c
Aug
5'Ac Jan
1,150
Jun
1.40 Mar
16c
May
60c
Jan
92c
Juiy
*
17'Ac
17c 18'Ac
18,900
13c
Feb
38c
Apr
10c
10c
11c
11,500
4'Ac Jan
25c
*
45'A
45'A
46
230
1
12 %c
11c 12 %c
4,000
20'/2c
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
20c
Hill
& Co Ltd
25c
13
19c
56
70c
70c
70c
628
*
"A"
13
*
class
8'Ac Feb
9'A
9'A
9'A
675
12%
Apr
46% Apr
17c
Apr
87c
Feb
42'A
II,700
*
Rights
Burrard
Jan
16c
Feb
1
Buffalo Red Lake
Burns
1.75
Jan
18c
19,700
j__i
Buffadison Gold
7c
2,410
70c
50'A July
Jan
10'Ac
83 400
14
61c
July
July
37% July
Apr
1.20 Jun
15,500
70c
l
19'/a July
43'A
124,550
31c
1
Mining
Algoma Uranium
Bunker
9c
13c
Jan
24% May
34,650
8'Ac
...l
Brunswick
Buckles
8%
3,065
10'Ac
1
...
14
July
12%
Jun
70c
14
Aug
70c
Jan
7%
10
Mar
July
Aug
July
Howey
Arrow___
Mining
Consolidated
Morrison
1
Callinan
1
31c
1
6.45
1
13
Calvan
Flin
Flon
Consolidated
Campbell
Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
1
Exploration
Canada
Bread
Class
Canada
B
Cement
50
Crushed
Cut Stone
&
51,500
13% May
.
14'Ac Feb
6.40
6.45
500
4.90
Apr
12%
14
18,413
4.15
Apr
8.00
1,650
2.65
3.20
672,164
7.00 July
48c
Jan
55c
6.65
14
Jun
Apr
July
Aug
10% Mar
3.90
Jun
4.00
100
56%
56%
5
38%
38
3.00 May
18'A
39
905
37'A
31 'A
38'A
175
30
Apr
38'A
Aug
12'A
550
52
Jan—,
May1^
4.25 July
59
July
43'A Mar
*
Canada Iron Foundry
Life Assurance
12
9
Feb
14
Jun
*
!
common
A
13'A
13'A
125
13
Feb
15
Jan
16%
16%
100
14'A
Feb
17'A Mar
10
29'A
28'A
29'A
480
10
192
185
193
470
10%
Canada
Canada
6,305
34c
*
Foils
Canada
Class
20
16'A
29c
4.00
56%
*
common
Preferred
Canada
3.05
•
common
preferred
15'A
7.70
1
Can-Met
15'A
10%
10%
Machinery
22%
Jan
30
July
127
Apr
200
Feb
Mar,
11
July
25
8
Canada
Malting
*
76
76
76
10
66
81
Mar
Canada
Oil
«
2.85
2.40
2.85
5,000
2.40 Aug
4.70
Jan
1.30
1.30
100
1.30 Aug
2.75
40'A
25
37% Mar
40%
75c
Feb
Jan
81c
Mar
1.80 July
14c
5c
July
10'Ac Jan
50c
2,000
23c
Jan
122,700
23c
Jan
1.00 Feb
6,520
2.80 Jan
5.35 July
&
47c
47c
3.00
2.85
2.05
*
36%
36'A
38%
6,786
1
30'Ac
30c
33c
16,328
»
Smelting
Expior
11,136
75c
Jan
3.50 Jun
29
Jan
39% Jun
30c
Jun
49c
May
2.00
2
91c
85C
91c
20,065
60c
Feb
95c
>Apr
56c
55c
63c
29,523
41c
May
70c
Apr
_*
49c
47c
51c
90,867
20c
Jan
64c
1
99c
90c
1.28
64,633
46c
Mar
1
13'Ac
1
14c
Mines—;
West
17c
177,138
8c
July
23c
13c
14c
20,10(j
12c
Apr
18c
1.05
100
45c
Jan
1.90
Apr
70c
80c
27 714
60c
Feb
1.00
May
13c
74c
1
1
20c
20c
29c
24,500
*
5.00
4.60
5.00
199,211
1
Petroleum
July
1.50 July
1.05
2.50
Sannorm
66c
65c
67c
9,850
6.45
3,020
Feb
9c
2.04
Imperial
6.30
6.00
22'A
22'A
23
1,950
*
6.30
6.30
6.70
5,520
2,95
Jan
/ 6.75 May
1
2.58
2.95
93,245
1.10
Jun
*
2.70
2.00
1.95
2.14
82,450
1.70
July
2.95 July
2.30 July
*
18'Ac
17'Ac
20c
48,991
*
18
18
18
1,155
12'/8
12 »A
310
j
Mills
*
:
Coulee Lead
2.05 Mar
20
6.45 July
Feb
23%
Jan
11c
16'A
Mar
Mines
1.20
1.35
119,900
35c
Jan
22c
21c
22c
5,700
9c
Jan
3.35 Apr
20c
Jun
11'Ac July
10c
1
1
5
5,600
81
434
37c
4,925
7c
Mar
19c
Feb
33c
Aug
54
Jan
83 'A
July
2,000
33c
36c
80
10c
22c
79'A
33c
____
Minerals
37c
24%c May
54
Jan
Nest
Coal
100
135
135
138
70
Ltd
1
32c
26c
34c
36,140
18c
_1
30'Ac
29c
32c
35,100
lie
Jan
Mines
class
I
Delnite
Ltd
Mines
16,900
81c
Feb
5,000
35c
Aug
1.05
1.05
1.05
400
90c
May
20c
18'Ac
24c
59,056
15c
July
86c
86c
1,000
80c
Jun
3.05
„
1
Ltd
Producers
l
3.05
Jun
1.10
1.50
9,000
1
28c
27c
35c
92,400
25c
1.63
1.62
1.72
13,100
2
38lA
33'A
39'A
3,490
30'A
2.50
5.35
5.35
5.60
2,000
5.10
Jun
15%
14%
July
Minerals
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
Dome
99 c
37c
1
Mines Ltd
Mines
Rio
350
89c
35c
*
1
;
I
Dome Mines
1.45
1.46
Jun
1.24
15%
2,715
14%
19c 22'AC
7,550
15c
6'A
6'A
6'A
100
*
6'A
6'A
6'A
18
*
Jan
Feb
15c
25
■
138
Aug
July
43c
„
Jun
38c
May
"
3.05
90c
35c
1
B
Warrants
Detta
37c
May
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Del
1
—
Mines
Gold
Apr
1.34
1
_
Pershing
Zellerbach
D'Eldona
Jun
13
l
Mining
Deer Horn
July
19'A
'
1
;
Leathers
Jan
20c
Jan
11
'
Davis
Jun
5.00 Aug
Jun
1.22
May
"
~x
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Copper Corp Ltd
Copper-Man
Corby (H) Dist voting
D'Aragon
Jan
50c
Jan
60c
Mar
10
Consumers Gas
Conwest Exploration
Crow's
July
.1
Sudbury Basin Mines
Cusco
Feb
42c
Orlac
Crestaurum
Jan
30c
19%c Mar
5.20
Consolidated Tungsten
Croinor
11,980
31c
Consolidated Quebec Gold
Consolidated Red Poplar Min__
Consolidated
1,500
im
4.80
Consolidated Peak Oils.
Consolidated
1£,
14c
2.65
Apr
3.75 May
1.10 May
38c
1.18
33c
July
Jan
Jan
1.25 Mar
1.80
50c
2.15
Jun
May
Jun
40% May
5.95
July
18'A Mar
Jan
40'A
Jun
40c
5,768
37c
Mines
Negus
Consolidated
Crown
35c
11,212
4.80
Consolidated Nicholson
Cournor
6,231
63c
1.91
1
Consolidated Mosher
Cosmos
40c
62c
1
Consolidated
Consol
38c
___i
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Crowpat
Calgary & Edmonton
Mines
Halliwell
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
5.00 July
1.82
12c
Consolidated
36c
Jan
2.60 Mar
40c
warrants
Consolidated
Jan
15'A
May
2.10
Apr
1
Mines
Consolidated Gillies Lake
78c
1.91
__l
*
Iron
Mar
7
Oil
Dragon
Consolidated East Crest
Apr
9'A Mar
100
Mines
Apr
Jan
July
4.25 July
70c
Jun
Jan
1.65
3,827
1.36 Jan
18
*
j.
Reef
16,000
39,800
Consolidated
9%c 10'Ac
2.75
Columbia
Broulan
4.15
260
16c
July
3.500
g%c
Columbia Packers class A—
Brunsman
3.95
6.70 July
Apr
Jan
49c
Aug
46c 48'Ac
British
Brunhurst
4.15
3.25
143
63c
46c
48'Ac
1
Telephone Co
20
Consolidated Discovery
50
Columbia
1,500
255
15c
Jan
British
British
6.50
255
45c
-Apr
23
Forest
July
62c
19c
75^
B
5.00
15c
Consolidated Northland
Class
Apr
13%c July
Apr
45c
24c
preferred
3.00
62c
Jan
—_
4'Ac
300
*
May
_
preferred
preferred
4%7«
Feb
27,000
1
6c
pfd
July
1.37 Jun
60c
3.80
■»
13c
1
British Columbia Electric 4%
10 7A
Feb
Jan
1.19
9%c
6.00
Corp
14,000
Oil
Feb
7'A
18'A May
10c
8c
I_
Mines
Development
34,900
Petroleum
Jan
1.05 July
Feb
Consolidated Allenbee Oil
Conro
195,700
13c
100
American
1,420
5
66c
pfd—
407,200
1.18
Jan
3.80
*
Coniagas Mines
12c
Ltd
72c
Aug
23%c Jan
Jun
15
1,500
59C
_10
—
16c 19'Ac
■——
G)
Mines
Britalta
5f/c
8c
1.70
Petroleum
Life
57c
Cordage class. A_
Preferred
Brilund
British
ioc
1.97
.♦
Traction
9'A
1.26
45c
90
Mar
Apr
68c
i3C
_
S 'A
1.23
,
*
i7c
•.
qi/2
1
12'/2c
1
_
Petroleum
910
55c
Commoil
65
2,681
1
64c
Bralorne Mines
Bralsaman
90c
17%
Copper
1
Mines
90c
17'A
Yellowknife
Apr
Apr
1
]
Gold.
Bright
1
*
common
___1
Bonville
Bordulac
3.50 July
11c
45'A
6,200
10,586
2.25
2.56 Jun
Jun
1.00
35c
68c
51%
1.18 Attgr
Jan
10c
33
Aug
Feb
70c
1.70
90c
Aug
Apr
50c
...
1.36
I,38^'
joc
Mar
1
Bobjo Mines
47,900
90
July
5.40 Jun
16c
Feb
j qo
17
_50
Mines
47,650
1.95
2.90
5c
1
33
1
Cerium
1.18
1.56
2.50
20
3.35 Mar
1
50
»
Ltd
Corp pfd—.
1.10
j 05
Aug
Apr
15
v
55
Citra-Lartic
349
58c
15c
j 47
2 90
I_25
Chrysler Corp
1
Uran
1
185
Jan
Feb
Cobalt Consolidated Mining Corp
3>/8c
Kirkland
Bay
*
.
47
Apr
2.05 Mar
1.57 May
1.00 July
25
Jan
Coniaurium
Bidgood
Wines
Mines
1
29)
Mines
20
Research
Cheskhk
j
33
2.15
1
—:
July
Mines
Uranium
Mar
Oils
24
50'A
50 'A
*
*
Apr
24
__i
Beta Gamma Mines
300
2.95
Jan
33
1
25
Quebec
River
Bicroft
55
Jan
1
common
Mines
60c
Apr
20
Yukon
18c
Jan
Jan
•»
Preferred
Rights
Jan
14c
7«/2
Belcher
Bevcon
7c
70c
48
11c
25c
39c
1.26
9'Ac
5,000
6,000
47
nc
12.000
27,793
1.10
*
21,600
16c
47
1
1
1
High
Low
35c
97c
1.12
Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain Oil
Range since Jan.
High
1.93
Jan
1
Low
32c
30c
July
July
Shares
1.83
2.30
62%
for Week
39
3.05
142,400
54c
Par
Charier
Sales
Range
of Prices
34C
50c
Feb
98,800
*
^
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Lodge
Bibis
Jan
2.33
15c
=>
Beaver
Berens
40c
74c
30c
2.15
84c
class
Power
Belleterre
10,670
22,250
60c
Beattie-Duquesne
Bell
40c
2.55
High
15c
Beatty Bros
Beaver
,48,805
30c
2.35
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
2.10 Aug
2.20
warrants
Class
1.30 Mar
2.38
44C
STOCKS
1
1
.
warrants
Eathucst
Lew
2.10
Jan.
*
Eathurst Mining
"A"
High
60c
5
Friday
Range since
1.50
*
AUGUST
,
Shares
40c
Co
Metals
MARKETS
ENDED
for Week
Low
1.95
WEEK
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Barvue
FOR
Lands
Warrants
-
Canada Packers class A
Class
Canada
*
B
Jun
*
Canada
Canada
SS
Lines
Wire
Cable
36%
245
33
Apr
37
July
91
95
500
83%
Jan
95
Feb
1.35
class
Jpl2%
*
B
140
490
72
72
72
105
65
55c
45c
55c
57,300
40c
Apr
60c
Jan
48c
55c
97,277
40c
July
56c
6.20
4,684
*
Minerals
1
Canadian
Atlantic
Oil
;__2
Canadian Bakeries
Breweries
common
Mar
Jan
20'A July
Dominion
5.65
Aor
7.30
Feb
35
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
8
300
48%
2,235
39 'A
Jan
48% July
Dow
3,188
25
Jan
30
Jun
Duvan
28% May
33
July
Duvex Oils &
29%
29
29%
25
32
31'A
33
1,930
_10c
63c
63c
71c
81,470
•
36i/2
36'A
38
530
*
22
22
22'A
790
20
35
36'A
250
| S3
Mar
Donalda
British
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
Empire Oils
-.
common
.
preferred
25
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Decalta
*
(Dunsmuir)
common
3
"
12'A
12
12'A
1,295
10%
10
12'A
6,200
1.75
Chemical
Co Ltd—
Jan
39
Apr
25
Jan
East Amphl
East Malartic
Apr
37'A
Jan
14% July
14'A July
89c
Fete
Eastern
Jun
3,132
60c
Mar
25c
27c
4,900
17c
Apr
1.99
20,975
1.76
Apr
Canadian Dredge
Canadian Food Products com___
*
26%
26
27
2,135
15%
Jan
*
3.25
3.25
200
3.75
Jan
*
7'A
7'A
100
4'A
Jan
7%
Feb
El
2.07
2.30
7,093
1.90
Jun
3.00
Feb
El
Sol
Canadian
Hydro Carbons
Canadian
ioc
Locomotive
5%
Oils
7%
8'A
5,996
27
28
365
49C
45'Ac
49c
8,500
36c
•
24'A
24'A
25
1,610
17
100
105
105
106
31
105
10%
Cos
11
825
1
85c
78c
85c
454,260
25
3314
33
34%
9,184
28
preferred___lO
Petroleums
1
26
26
26%
1,392
17% Mar
2.65
2.80
10
common
preferred
Canadian
Jun
31/4
27%
*
Warrants
Canadian
7%
»
*
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
2 10
Oil & Gas Reserves
Pacific
Railway
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Pipelines &
Canadian
Prospect
Ltd
2 69
28,406
20
Jan
Mar
Jan
May
Jail
48C
1.42
Mar
Jan
Feb
Easy Washing
Jun
Economic
Feb
Eddy
July
4.10 Mar
8'/a
Apr
20 Ve Aug
28 »A
Feb
40
Jun
12%
13'A
2,855
9%
Jan
13 V2
Jun
23%
24'A
300
21 'A Mar
24 V2
23%
7
7%
1,125
13
7
Mar
32c
Mar
A
Machine
45c
58c
548,300
30'A
30'A
50
70c
92c
85,500
70c
Aug
30 y4 Aug
92c
Aug
17c
Jun
36c
Jan
2.20
Apr
23c
23c
36c
307,000
1.26
1.26
1.40
22,340
9'Ac
9'Ac
2,000
Eldrich
Mines
Emerald
Jun
Empire
2.34
2.30
2.40
6.65
6.50
7.00
14,170
1.24
1.39
100,400
5V2
__
10
36'A
73
1
Ltd
__
1
73c
^__1
lO'/ic
common
L
Gold
Apr
9'Ac
20
A
Elder Mines
61c
25
25% July
106
Aug
12
1.02
Aug
Jun
28% July
3.50 July
10'A
200
6'A
Jan
11 Va
34'A
35
635
29%
Jan
Western Natural Gas pfd__20
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
1
18%
18%
19
230
18
July
19'A July
Canso
Oil Pioducers
1
Cariboo Gold
Cassiar
1.29
1.20
1.30
3.00
3.00
3.05
809
80c
89C
2,600
9.85
10'A
6,200
4.40
4.60
560
14
Asbestos
Corp Ltd
*
Castle
10
1,054
Trethewey
Central Explorers
1
4.90
4.90
5.00
1,600
Central Leduc
*
1.85
1.75
2.04
10,525
95c
95C
2,480
16c
17c
5,000
1
Oil
Central Patricia
Central Porcupine
For footnotes see page
1
:
43.
1
16c
1.15
Jun
2.70 July
July
1.85
Jan
1.04 Mar
5.96
Jan
12'A July
2.70
Jan
4.90
1
__
5'A
8,240
400
6
1,275
Mar
2.10
July
2.95
Jan
7.50 Mar
1.35
Jan
2.50
1.10
July
Jun
7.25
1.52 May
Apr
6.00
3.75
8'A
Jan
Glacier
90
74%
3.510
33
60c
60c
2,200
58c
July
73c
81c
9,100
45c
Mar
10'Ac 10'Ac
1,600
6'Ac
Jan
12'Ac July
8c
Jan
14'Ac Apr
9'Ac
9'Ac
2,000
*
NOW AVAILABLE
.
.
29% Mar
Jan
40c
37c
44c
32,500
70
70
75
55
18c
35
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Feb
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Jun
Jan
14c
Jan
Jan
5.00
69c
36'A
70
July
4.50 Jan
70c
July
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Jan
5.20
July
66c
Aug
Mar
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58c
5c
July
85c
343/,
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Jan
Apr
*
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Canadian Vickers
July
8% July
70c
*
Invest
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31
35'A
26'A Aug
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Pen-Rey Oils
Canadian Homestead Oils
15'A
1,335
46c
*
67c
—___
6,652
14,278
40
1
_______
Steel
1.90
_.
26'A
20'A
__
69c
A
21
18%
,7
_1
Mines
1 93
Class
Jan
July
39'A
__
Eastern Metals
27
4.75
40
1
East Sullivan Mines
Jan
2.15
>
1
29 'A
36c
16
29% July
18%
26'A
1
Minerals
Mar
7% July
Jan
*
—
17'A Mar
1
*
69c
3.00 Jun
2,900
__*
Canadian Devonian Petroleum—
Warrants
150
28'A
*
commop
Mines
Aug
8.50 May
Feb
4.75
27
*
com
Brewery
63c
8%
15
16
4.75
*
Dyno Mines
Canadian
Feb
16
—____23.50
Copper
Jan
6
4.75
*
.
Textile
8
9
&
Apr
10'A
27'A
»
—
Stores
Preferred
6
34c
Aug
*
Coal
&
16
Feb
6V2
*
Electrohome
Foundry & Steel
Dominion Magnesium
47
Jun
common
Dominion
5.85
7
pfd—
Preferred
Dominion
21'Ac
1
Dairies
47
*
Preferred
July
14
74
Coal
5.90
______*
Commerce—„___ 20
41
Jan
Mar
Dominion Asbestos
Dominion
July
Oil
Astoria
Canadian
May
36
13'A
Admiral
erf
90c
36
13'A
Canadian
Bank
100
36
13'A
Canadian
Canadian
1.35
1.40 Mar
*
___.
&
35%
91
12.50
common
Preferred
36'A
20
Permanent Mortgage
Southern Oil warrants
Canada
Janr
<
Direct Private Wires to Canada
-i
N. Y.
37
July
75'A July
79c
1.10
Jan
Jun
54c
July
75|
Aug
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(546)
42
Monday, August 8, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week's
F[ld»7
Bale Price
STOCKS
Estabrooks
Eureka
Corp
Friday
Shares
—v
Low
1
56
284
32
Feb
56
22
22
5
21
Jan
23'A
Feb
1.47
1.33
1.59
192,871
45c
30c
60c
39,671
1.03 May
21c
July
Labrador
60c
Mining
Lake
Aug
Cinch
Lake
1.59 Aug
Mines
Dufault
Falconbridge Nickel
Players
Famous
*
:
!—_1
25c
Kirkland
27
2o%
27
755
1
1.80
Jan
2.50
2.80
109,180
2.60
2.63
1,767
39
135
26
Jan
43
30'A
30'A
35
29
" Jan
31
28c
94.000
28c
Aug
Jan
10c
___*
4.75
4.75
4.75
100
2.25
,—*
6
1.95
6
6
10
1.90
2.15
4,800
_______—__*
134
133
138
998
.__*
25'A
25 'A
25'A
7'Ac
7'AC
7%c
33
34'A
♦
Warrants
.____
Debentures
Jan
Jan
Jan
18
5%c July
Feb
25
3.90 Mar
4.70
4.12
4.90
59,695
75c
70c
75c
1,500
60c
94'A
95%
1,335
85'A May
.100
——
May
1.75
580
common
Jan
100
137,000
33
Jan
9
100
;——__*
—
La
Feb
20c
__
25c
Jan
1.72
Apr
2.91
27%
Jun
13c
Apr
5.20
95c
96
Exploration
Power
Gatineau
5%
Geco
Bakeries
General
Dynamics __________________3
General
*
_________j-_;
General
Products
General
Steel
8'A
9
56
57%
975
49
Mar
79% Mar
130 134%
497
89
Mar
134% July
56
Feb
4,980
19
July
475
7'A
Feb
1.30
5.50
5.75
300
5.35
5.35
5.50
1,400
42 'A
10'A
10'A
101
101
35
42,900
1
14c
13'Ac
15c
—1
6.65
6.20
6.70
89c
85c
1.00
32,024
*
80c
75c
83c
114,734
_____1
43c
41c
45c
15,700
1
22'Ac
20c
32c
———-—
God
Lake
Gold
.___
Goldale Mines
—
Gold Eagle Mines
Golden Manitou
1
'
____—
—
Macdonald
Macfie
5%c
Jan
12 %c
10'Ac
—
Goldfields
______
A
Goodyear Tire
Goodyear
20c
Jan
7.85
1.27 May
Gordon
Jan
Maple
Leaf
_,—
Maralgo
Great
Northern
Warrants
Maritime
Gas
79c
Feb
12c
Marbenor Malartic
Gold
Marcus
Gulch
Feb
54
July
Maxwell
7'A
7'A
100
6%
Jun
7%
Jun
Maybrun
8%
8%
100
6% May
8'A
*
■
150-
54c
Apr
Jan
McColl
40c
9,800
30c
May
21c
126,275
13c
May
4,500
40c
July
46%c Aug
4.25 Mar
6.70 Aug
c
35,727
43'A
43
45
1,325
1
6%
3.45
com
29
Jan
47'A
Jun
2
Mclntyre
McKenzie
Red
Hees
625
5% Jan
7% May
McMarmac
Red
982
2.40 Apr
45'A May
4.00 May
McWatters
48
Mentor
Mar
High
JOn
3.15
3.10
3.20
14,620
1.50 May
4.00
Apr
Merrill
8%
8%
1,100
7k
Feb
Merrill
1.35
1.80
68,100
92c
Feb
7'Ac
Jan
40c
Apr
9%
Jan
19%
Jun
3.60
Jan
11'A
Jun
Mexico
Tramways
Mar
28%
Jan
Midcon
Oil &
36c
Jun
Mid-Western
62
Jun
Mill City Petroleum
22c
27,750
31,432
7,225
28%
28%
300
23c
29c
136,400
61'A
61'A
80
30
1
23'Ac
♦
____1
14c
*
8'A
13'Ac
8'A
14c
*Jan
24
Jan
9c
52'A Jan
10 %c Mar
18,100
8%
180
—1
80c
76c
91c
1
24 %c
18'Ac
25c
14c
14c
15c
13,100
Lake
1
1.16
10c
•
Mines
1.10
l
7c
1
60c
71,900
1.25
38c
16c
9
2.44
July
7c
Aug
Fen
Jan
3.10 Apr
Jan
15c
Feb
5.00
Jan
4.00 May
9c
17,720
Jan
9'Ac Mar
18c
3,000
15c
Jan
30c
Fee
60c
3,400
47c
Apr
60c
1
12c
11%C
12c
63'A
63'A
63%
4c
17,500
*
!
205
23 V2
23'A
23%
10%
11'A
3,911
18c
20c
95,900
40%
41 'A
10c
635
Yellowknife
1
Paper common
19c
*
Mining
;
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Feb
7.50
14c
Mar
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
Mines
Modern
1,835
24,160
7.05
Apr
7'Ac Mar
50%
50%
52%
660
45
1,305
70
Jan
54
July
4 %c
Jan
10c
2,985
49'A
Jan
61'A July
*
common
pfd
.100
A
A
13'A
13'A
14
435
1.6O
1.57
1.70
9,600
21
21
21
5
37'A
37'A
37%
102
102
10
Ranwick
Ltd
99%
Waite
106
Apr
July
10'A Aug
Feb
Apr
July
Feb
Feb
76'A
76'A
78'A
II,396
55
Jan
135
135
135
70
133
Mar
26
26
26%
5,925
24
2.15
16,250
May
2.80 Mar
21
Aug
37% July
103%
Feb
78'A Aug
142
Morrison
1.80
1.80
•
16
15'A
17
955
12'A
Feb
17'A July
28'A
28'A
28'A
6,642
25%
Apr
30%
Jan
2.34
17,950
2.00
July
2.35
July
1
2.35
2.00
13'Ac
11c
45c
43c
49c
1
1.40
1.20
1.40
2,100
1
4gc
47c
54c
7,050
60c
54c
63c
52,727
l
10c
8'Ac
10c
16,500
1
18c
16c
22c
126,700
1
92c
«
65c
1
Jaculet
1
_..
Exploration __'
Ltd
(1939)
Joburke Gold
Joliet-Quebec
Mines
Ltd
»
Jupiter Oils
14c
15c 16'Ac
1.80 Aug
2.25 July
Nama
Creek
National
Nello
Kenville
Gold
1.06
9
25
100
4.200
8c
Jun
11c
13c
82,800
9c
Mar
12c
12c 12%c
34,300
7c
30c
Apr
13% July
Jan
1,340
103
10c
Mar
104
Apr
Mar
18c
Jan
16'Ac
Apr
13V4c
Apr
44c
Mar
Feb
31c
35c
13,700
2.05
2.30
22,900
70c
Jan
2.83
Apr
July
1.00
July
July
1.00
July
60c
60c
2,000
20c
81c
85c
1.500
20c
109
10c 11'Ac
8.000
11
11'A
6,060
109
113
260
77c
31,000
88c
6%c
42c
Jan
Feb
9
115
Mar
14c
Mar
11% July
100% May
July
Aug
88c
17%
350
15'A
45'A
980
33
25
99
Jun
2.00 Aug
17% May
Apr
46% July
Feb
Apr
1
105
90
Jun
5Cc
Aug
84
88
1,970
67'A May
40c
50c
85,900
31'Ac July
35c
May
26c
64,480
11c
Jan
6Gc
9,000
10c
Feb
6Cc
1.13
1.35
16,760
55c
56c
1.7C
2.14
8.70
9.00
3,045
66q
90c
353,850
1.10
f
1,100
55c
July
44c
Jan
Feb
7.85
53c
May
' Apr
i
1.75
Jan *
227,050
-
80c
99c
249,720
4.40
4.95
13,150
Apr
*
1.50
Feb
2.14 Aug
<
9.7b
•
Fen
1.42 July
10,441
24c
4.95
200
87c
9,300
50c
24'A
2,085
17%
400
2.60
2.89
29,700
25%
26
310
85c 87'Ac
18'A
40%
19,600
105
42
'
1,209
8
300
,
1.05 July
i
5.00 July
!
Jan
i
Mar
16%
23
16%
_
20c
56c
2.55
Jan
3.00
July
Jan
15'A Mar
2.25
July
25'A
Aug
47c
Jan
16
Mar
31c
5.00 July
1.45
Jan
3.30
37
July
Jun
-
26% Mar
»
42
May
8
Jun
Fortune
Hosco
New
Hugh
Newlund Mines
New
Marlon
New
Mylainaque Explor
Rouyn Merger
Like
Oils
8c
Jun
17c
Jan
Nib
25c
July
Feb
20c
18
Aug
Norlartic
Feb
23c
Mar
Normetal
15c
29,000
11c
78c
9.600
65c
Jan
85c
Apr
Norpax
44c
6,200
31c
July
50c
Jan
North
1
3gc
37c
40c
15.400
35'Ac
Jun
55c
Mar
North Inca Gold
Kirkland
1
14c
14c
1.000
17c
Mar
North
Mar
32c
July
1.52 Mar
North
Apr
1.45 Aug
Jun
55c
Jan
25c
Jan
15,410
35c
18c
I,500
16c
46.900
1.00
July
1.34
Apr
2.06
2.20
5,070
2.00
Feb
2.70
Jan
25,300
44c
Jan
4Cc
45c
72c
Apr
16c
20c
9.408
11c
Jan
20c
July
30c
35C
13,675
24c
Jan
42c
Jun
25c
Jan
Mar
40c
17,900
Jan
50c
36c
56c
724.348
Jan
68c
Apr
8'Ac
9%c
15,100
7c
Feb
lie
May
10c
14c
43,293
5'Ac
Jan
36c
42c
47,830
18c
Jan
75c
12c
15C
154,575
6'Ac Jan
22c
Apr
50c
63c
190,690
12c
Jan
63c
Aug
Oil
&
Rankin
Star
15c
21'Ac
14%c July
May
10c
14c
49,500
10c
May
28c
Feb
28c
32c
2,000
28c
Aug
32c
Aug
20c
Jun
40C
Feb
7%c
Jan
40c
Feb
4c
Jan
8Vic Apr
25c
38,300
il5'Ac
22c
187X00
5c
5'Ac
20.000
11c 43'Ac
42,280
5'Ac Jan
7'Ac
2Cc
10c
12c
36,200
10'Ac
13c
-81,020
2.35
2.50
2,234
20c
40c
27,875
37c
46c
127,675
10'AC
2.74
8c 10%c
311,210
1.01
1.33
36,300
2.65
9c
2.15
Jun
July
Apr
20c
Apr
15c
Jan
18%c Mar
3.20
Jan
Aug
15'A May
40c
May
78c
Jan
Jan
10%c
Jun
July
1.55
Jan
32c
5c
1.00
285
II,900
Jan
3.10 Mar
12c
9,000
8c
May
15Vic Jun
80c
1.825
55c
Jun
57
2.10
80c
July
«.
Oils
Ltd
6.30
5 8'A
1,965
46
May
58 % *Aug
1,200
lie
Mar
19c
44c
65c
81,800
15c
Feb
99c
Jun
11c
II
Mines
Canadian
Warrants
32c
80c
I_
Mining
12c
1.10 Jan
Feb
3.15 Mar
1.03
45c
37c
13c
Jan
Jan
18c
1.25
Mines
65c
5,100
I
Norgold
37c
64,450
Jun
14'Ac 14'Ac
74c
22c
1.55
1.01
57
1
1.35
2.15
1.80
43c
11'Ac
___l
20c
47 c
1.05 May
Feb
Jan
'Jun
18c
Gold
Kirkland Lake
1.25
50c
Corp
Feb
1.30
205,490
35c
Mines
Nordon
Jan
20%
1.45
40c
Mines
Nor-Acme
15%
1
1.00
Nisto Mines
5'Ac
Mar
[
Yellowknife
7,485
12c
5,000
2.42
Canada
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
22,520
20c
of
Thurbois
18
July
2.55
lie
New Taku Mines
New
23
2.35
63,485
11c
Jun
Jun
May
119.530
13'AC
Mines
Mar
16'A
Jan
24c
1.40
5'AC
76c
200
42c
23,550
1.35
15'A
70c
17
39,464
30c
22c
Newnorth Gold
Nlpissing
1.22
26c
254
14c
Gold
New
Jun
32c
3Cc
70c
28c
Minda-Scotia
July
May
Jan
12c
Norzone
1.75 Aug
1.65 May
11c
12'Ac
Mines
July
3.95
Jan
18c
Jan
Jan
July
59c
Laguerre
50c
95c
35
56c
Kelore
New
Superior
Jan
5.25
Jan
J 40c
New
New
Jan
10,000
38.60J
28%
Jun
1.10
40c
Gold
Jun
Jun
1.97
Jun
3.55
9'Ac
Mines
1.87
1.77
1.66
27%
26
Apr
40c
1
Senator
32c
23'Ac 24%c
2.72
2.15
Malartic
Ryan
41c
10
500
1,020
Feb
72c
4.2 c
47c
50
Highbridge
New
New
2,400
28
4.15
34%
May
34c
New
New
58,200
28
4.00
33%
Apr
15
1.01
Oil
Harricana
Jun
1,836,037
176,550
14
18'Ac
New
July
68c
300
1.65
Jun
Jan
2.35
Oil
,
52c
1.75
14%
1.30
2.75 Aug
2.78
Mar
33c
Goldvue
25c
2.54
13
1.15
New
Feb
62 c
May
12%
1.77
Dickenson Mines
Jan
Jan
100
1.37
New
7c
9'Ac
35,825
13'A
28
;
10c
Mar
2.10
13'A
4.00
B
Petroleum
3,000
43c
80c
1.95
13'A
1.39
Mines
108,132
1.20 Aug
1.40 May
2.00
common-
Oils
Dehli
New
95,850
28c
Davies
New Jason
2.75
15c
13.700
9c
Jun
16c
«Jan
6.00
6.50
25,304
1,611,855
68c
56c
77c
4.75
4.75
4.95
1,340
11c 14'Ac
298.200
70c
3,050
13'AC
60C
Oil
60c
17%
9%
9%
17%
10*
July
Jan
6.50 Aug
20'Ac Mar
77c "Aug
3.45
4.25 July
7'Ac
40c
5.95 Mar
16c
Mar
Feb
85c
-July
July
;
Jun
1.25 July
Jan
7
>
25% July
20
Jan
32'A
1.10
Continental
New
2.50
«
Jan
3.50
77c
July
July
39c
22c
9 %
Jan
7% Aug
4.80
24 %c
Dominion
-
Mar
28c
1.13
33'A
New
16c
43.
17
44'A
101'A 101'A
8
class
New
12c
Ltd
6'A
Jan
Jan
19
Car
New
17'A
Kristina Copper Mines
101 'A
3
9'Ac
12% Aug
Ltd
Calumet
]2c
Townsite
445
615,401
18'A
New
27%
Hudson
6'A
2.00
Jan
:
New British
1
Keymet Mines
6
1.60
14
Bristol
•
2.00 Aug
Jan
Bidlamaque
1
page
Apr
Jan
102%
41
& Chemical
Alger
Kerr-Addison
see
11%
25c
Feb
Jan
9'A
Mining
Keyboycon Mines
For footnotes
11'A
8c
1.62
27c
9%
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers pfd
Noranda
Oils
41,880
48
.
Mines
Drug
5'Ac Mar
307.400
17
•
Kroy
18.400
65c
Preferred
14c
2.40
15c
Kelvinator
Kirkland
2.00
48c
,
Ltd
New
*
Minerals
•
1.85
1
Brass
Multi-Minerals
Mar
29'A Mar
5
Mines
Mines
July
12% July
14'A May
32'A Mar
1
Aug
14
*
1
Line
Mines
Jonsmith
1.55
17
100
Jan
*
Pipe
Jellicoe
July
11%
280
102
8
10%
100
common
Petroleum
Jacknife Gold
■
2,775
100
Building Credits
Jaye
I,385
12'A
Feb
102'A Mar
75
10'A
12
»
Interprovincial
Jeanette
106
9'A
12
1
pfd_.
Interprovincial
Jasper Oil
105'A
58
25
Mining
International
Jack
105'A
56%
7,160
10
preferred...
Preferred
Bay
56%
7%c
♦
Preferred
Iron
8c
_*
Co
Co
Jan
2.18 Aug
Jan
1.60
1,515
common
New
35% May
10'A Mar
Nickel
30,500
Jun
1.84
46'A July
Jan
1,700
New Athona Mines
1,100
International
12c 13'Ac
1.06
1.30 Mar
26'A
Jan
9'A
Porcupine
Moore Corp
Feb
4,900
International
12,550
Montreal Locomotive
Apr
8c
class
2.18
95c
10
12%
Bronze
2.05
2.70
15c
12'A
__1
Metals
2,560
22C
A
New
12%
1
International
19,600
22c
16'A
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Imperial Tobacco 1 of Canada ordinary.5
International
173,505
45'A
4.50
:
Jan
30c
40
Inspiration
Jun
75c
1.70
43
1.25 May
Jan
12%
Gas
com
class
Brewery
68'A Aug
20c
100
Inland Cement
40c
62c
1.43
Jun
2.CO
Mar
56c
11
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons
Moneta
Jan
7,600
39%
class
12c
23%
Ja,n
May
2,970
9c
Jun
95'A
&
26,000
7%
:
Containers
2.60
16,875
23c
8.25
28c
38'A
Machine
17,625
22c
16-yr
Mining Corp
51'A
8.30
68'A
7.75
Jun
12'A July
100
(John)
1.04
80c
Hosiery
21c
8'Ac
25
38%
$4.50
1.65 May
1.95
liOO
4.80
Steel
64'A
8.10
Jan
Jufy
♦
Ingersoll
3,585
1.85
19%c
11
___
National
21c
8'Ac
15c
64
10
Inglis
Apr
May
9%
Brick
Mindamar
National
68'A
.10
Acceptance
10c
95c
Industrial
8.30 Aug
1
1
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
Industrial
Jan
10
com
■
Gas
New
Indian Lake
7c
13.5
Light & Power
44'A July
7.70
1
Bank
__:
Preferred
Feb
.30
8.00
*
Mining & Smelting
Jan
15'A Mar
♦
Porcupine
May
53'A
3,945
10%
Imperial
700
Jan
*
Bay
July
25c
23'Ac
60c
5
Hugh-Pam
1.12
Apr
May
17c
Ltd
Oil
Hudson
9
7%c
180
Hollinger Consol
Hoyle
22c
20c
8,100
4.00
July
July
12 %c Jan
91,000
10c 10'Ac
4.00
Jun
8
18,800
...1
:
Hi
Howard Smith
8'Ac
16%
Petroleum
1.45
Home
Homer
3.20 July
70c
Island
9.00
pfd.__
Dauch
Feb
55c
Mercury Chipman Mills
17'A
Hlghwood Sarcee
&
Jan
40c
8.75
24'A
7.90
Highland-Bell
Hlnde
15'Ac
1.85
18'A May
14'A
Alabastlne
Oils
6bc
18,500
166,600
28c
50
2,050
1
Crest
5.15 Mar
2.40.Aug
39c
3.20
30c
Lake
Exploration
23 »A
18'Ac
Gold
Heva Gold
162,875
Api
34c
47c
23%
19c
;—
Red
3.05
84% Aug
2.80
Gold
145
8.25
Gold
(George
2.40
Jun
2.85
84'A
>___
Lake
6%
16'A
Minerals
Headway
Heath
Aug
44'A
Porcupine
23
*
Iron
6 %
17%
1'
•*
Carpets
Harrison
A
common
10
3.50
1
Hasaga Gold
class
46'A
6%
1
Head of Lakes
Grain
Frontenac
3.45
—;____
Rock
Mar
84c
Preferred
Milton
Harding
4
6
1
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hard
Jun
1,500
1.90
:
Mines
46'A
1
&
6
9%c
11c
11'A
com
Consolidated
Ltd
McCabe
28c
35c
17'/2c
45'Ac 46%e
35c
6.70
Mines
Gypsum Lime
130
40
463A
1
class A
Gurney Products
Mar
Mar
4c
Jan
1.75
45% May
Jan
*
Warrants
15c
4
lie
Ltd
10
Matachewan
175
Feb
Gulf Lead
Gunnar
Aug
Mar
52%
Ltd
Mines
Feb
500
82c
Preferred
20
Development
West Coal
Great
68
11.500
60c
l
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
53'A
•
5.90
Great Sweet Grass
100
8c
6 :A
4.0U
Jan
2.10
Martin-McNeely
147
—______—
___A.
84%
6
61c
31'Ac
Ltd
warrants
53'A
50
Plains
May
______L__-______________J.
warrants
150
Preferred
Great
1.33 Mar
A
53'A
6.35
Utilities
84
6%c
11'A
-
Mining Corp_
—;—___*
______
41'A Mara
13c
May
4.00 Aug
Feb
—
Paper
635
Mines
19c
1
Lakes
29,000
___10
Feb
J^n
Granduc Mines
Great
4,950
1.55
44%
1.86
common
10c
18c
____.—__——_*
Mines
3.00 Mar
3.jO
1.49
43%
2c
Milling
Oils
45e
Mines
Grandoro
3.to
1.15 May
44 y4
52c
Marigold
19'Ac
Graham, Bousquet
Jan
12'Ac
Jun
36,000
——
Grandines
15c
2.15
;
—
62c
131,400
:_
Class B
25.400
1.60
Ltd
Preferred
*
Mackay class A
42c45%c
43'A
B
Magnet Consolidated
Mar
5%c
Apr
"
12c
59,000
25c
1.85
Mines___
79,000
41c
12c
Jan
34c
___
Mines___i
class
Red Lake Gold
Uranium
1.00
8'Ac
8'AC
63c
Gold
Goldfields
30c
•
56,000
2.55
!
Bloedel
&
Malartic
75c
8'Ac
18c
20'Ac
MacLeod-Cockshutt
—_50
pfd..__
Jan
14c
—
Mines
Mackeno
Maneast
37c
common
Tire
78c
1.02
Jan
75c
—_1
Goldora Mines
Apr
—.—
—__.
Mar
1
Porcupine _;
60c
84
A
Mines
45
___*
Uranium
Goldhawk
35,625
8'Ac
11
Aug
Jan
68c
7c
class
105'A May
Aug
1.66
Apr
64c
1.50
—
class
57c
13,500
Jan
75c
42c
.
3.00
—
Mar
55,180
Jan
257,100
23c
13c
4.35
9c 11'Ac
July
July
4.00
3.35 July
22% July
Explorations
B
—.___
291
3.50
Jan
2.50 Jan
13%
Macassa Mines
Madsen
FeD
3. tO
1.75 Mar
July
Jan
94c
11c
3.90
Jun
Jan
6.20
2,200
Jun
27c
Jan
Jun
60'Ac Mar
3.45
__
1
9'A
6.45
par.
2.40
20c
Mar
17%
Goldfields
MacMillan
10c
3,210
Mines.—_______—.__1
Lake
Uranium
2.35
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
May
2u,oUO
'
6.50
40'A May
8'A Jun
27c
6.35
11%
Uranium Mines
Jan
101
23'Ac
45c
Jun
35c
770
_.
5.15 July
475
101
5.10
30
JO'A
*
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines..:
Goldcrest
42'A
_*
100
common..
-—
Glenn
110
5.15
Apr
34'A July
115
Jan
5.75
Mfg class A..
Wares
Preferred
s
17%
Jan
Mar
_1
common.....
A
Geneva
18
8%
?h'A
9.80
1
Petroleum
Class
120
—,___5
Motors
General
2.118
19
114
Ltd_____--__—_________1
Mines
33
114
31%
5,900
Jun
125
Long Island Petroleums
Apr
113
*
General
77c
31'A
42c
100
____
—
Feb
9,550
45c
common—__.
preferred
32c
46c
1
______—
6.05
Jan
11c
22'Ac
21
Lyndhurst Mining Co___—
Gaitwin
5.50
2.24 Aug
75c
•
12'A
Gold
Hosiery
Louvicourt
19 200
20
B
Lorado
31,050
12'A
Lac____-
Groceterias
London
July
May
July
208,110
23c
40c
20
_i—
Petroleum
Class
2.24
iec
15c
Lomega
35% July
1.70
12'A
—
Long
Loblaw
May
3.95 July
class A
________—
Gold
Little
Aug
Jun
19
Apr
Shops___
Gold
Liberal
2.85 May
138
25
Jan
1.10
_____________________
Candy
Lexincnn
Feb
Apr
8.15
17,350
5.50
Acceptance
Lencourt
4.75 Aug
21%
1,205
3.25
__
Gold
Leitch
July
10
Gold
Mines
Lavalie
535
17%
2.40
—
Mines
Laurentide
23
17
2.90
17c
Secord
Laura
Jun
22%
<34c
—
—
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
July
6.30
Shore
1
High
Low
23'AC
Mines
___i_________
Lake Wasa Mining
May
3.75 July
3 7'A
5,150
r
Ltd
29
2.62
_____—____________—__*
Cos
Feb
5.65
Co
Francoeur Gold
Mar
20
5.45
Fittings Ltd class A___
Manufacturing
Foundation
July
23
Lake
Jun
23
Jan
5.60
common
Ford Motor class A
Frobisher
1,855
30'A
21%
4,555
____*
Fleet
Fraser
23%
23%
3 so
Petroleums
Products
Eibre
___1
____•
29%
2.97
*
_____————20
Preleried
28 A
37 %
:
Federal Grain class A
Federated
.
_
Mines..:
Fargo
Federal
*
1
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium
Oils Ltd
28 %
23 "A
*
Osu
since Jan.
Range
High
2.19
i.—
Lake Lingman
Lake
Shares
2.99
Exploration
&
for Week
17 'A
22%
Ltd—
(John)
Labatt
Aug
22
Range
Low
Pa
Sales
Wetk's
ol Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
_1
_■
56
since Jan.
Range
_25c
______________
Warrants
5
STOCKS
High
55
AUGUST
ENDED
I
25
Hi
<T
WEEK
25
Insurance
pfd
Life
Equitable
of Prices
Low
Par
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
1,155
10%
Jan
18 *•' May
1,000
3.95
Jan
10%-July
Number 5453
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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CANADIAN MARKETS
£r
•
r-
Week's
Friday,
Last
STOCKS
-i'7
y.
North
%%*•
Par
1,
Northern Canada
Northwestern
*
Mines——_.
*
64C
58c
96%
fyan
17c
Apr
Apr
70c
Jun
Tandem
"Jl an
97% July
25,400
33c
Jan
❖
Obaska
Gold
8 Vac
9 VaC
67c
May
rJan
14c
Jun
75c
Jan
Tiara
[Jan
30 c
Apr
Tip
4%cnJan
2,000
*
17b
7%C
1
_1———_—
-
1.24
1.20
1.32
14,800
1.55
1.48
1.57
4,200
Jcv 28c
25c
^29c
Selections
Oka Rare Metals
11c
Apr
Tombill
1.65
Jun
Torbrit
Mining
Okalta Gils
1.75
Jun
*
90c
l/
OTeary Malartic _1—„'
*
-
Omnitrans Exploration
6c
17c 19 %c
9
2,700
VaCy
9c
8-1.000
91c
[May
1.30*Apr
25,700
4 V2C
22c
fJan
3c
j Jan
Jockey
Warrants
Ontario
Steel
common.—:
3.80
3,825
12
12 ', 4
1,555
11
1.10
1.10
2,100
60c
29%
6.95
4.0[
4.05
'
*
2.25|
Pacific
1
_l
Petroleum
_
—
Pamour
Iron
Western
7.55 July
Trans
4.50 Aug
Trans
Era
Paramaque
:
Farbec
3.25
Mines
.
.
Mines''
163,800
1
Amalgamated
Parker
Drilling
Pathfinder
v£uly
Paymaster
Peace
.
Natural
Gas.
"'Apr
Transcontinental
23c
Jan
6,360
10% [Feb
12% July
64
73
11%
69 Va
650
58c
62c
-12,100
28c
28c
28c
4,200
\
9%c 10 Va c
974c
'
...
20c
19c
[Jun
Jan
'
IJun
72c
Jan
25%C|Mar
38c
Jan
46c
1.70
2.25
3.75
600
70c
75c
5,985
37c
35c
12p
3.30
Mineral
__1
_*
Engravers—
Pitch-Ore
Mines
710
7.25S" Jan
10
July
15%rJun
21
July
31c
35c
3,100
11c 12 %c
7,000
3-25
3.GO
28,750
43
46
12,000
iMar
42c
j Apr
Apr
3.60 July
1.66[ Mar
40
Apr
14c
r
46
May
1.25
1.29
6,468
1.20* Jun
1.50 Feb
1.99
2.14
2.460
1.60hfluly
2.35
1
19'/2c
18c
24c
242,700
32 %
32 V2
34
725
,1.15
1.10
1.18
7,900
—
55 VS
„
Gold
1
Power Corp
Prairie Oil
55%
65c
*
.
__
1
:
Border
3.80
*
*
.1
Dome
Uranium
•
_
_
*
46%
40
2,200
He
30c
July
36%
Quebec
Lithium
Quebec
45%
Oil
Pipe
Acceptance
2nd
Quebec
Metallurgical
.
Quebec
Nickel
39%
41%
2,670
28
41 %c
40c 41 %c
5,600
32c
Jun
48c
20%
6.55
preferred
Queenston
Quemont
Gold
Asbestos
United
Corp
Estella
Fuel
Class
B
22%
22%
23%
1,450
75c
70c
81c
124,135
62
62
25
715
Mines
30
8.00
8.00
9.00
1
Hill
29%
_*
Montauban
30
40c
37c
47c
Oils
*
1.54
1.50
1.75
17,800
United
Steel
*
16 %
16%
16%
Upper
Van
Canada Mines
Roi
1
Cons
Ltd
___*
Viceroy Mi'g class A
Vicour
.■
Mines
Violamac
Walker
Walte
1.01
1.15
6,363
8%c
29,800
3c
38%
40%
16,099
1974
220
8 %
May
50c
48,812
25,400
*
16
16
16%
W
*
j.
73%
72%
76
2,958
31c
44c
93,400
23c
30c
32c
2,400
30c
Aug
11c 11 %c
8,400
4YaC
Jan
700
1.47
Jun
1.75
21
Apr
24 %
Jun
11c
Feb
25c
Jun
Weedon
Pyrites
1
Wespac
Petroleum
♦
13,905
2.05. Jan
West
8c
7,000
3%c[ Jan
9%c Jun
West
18 Vs* 18'4
475
Malartic
41c
1
—
Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd
11 %c
*
July
Westeel
Products
*.
Jun
Western
Ashley
1
Western
Canada
5
7.60
7.95
8.50 July
Western
Grocers
3.10
3.20
3,325
3.05«July
45c
50C
24
Rapid
Uranium
Rayrock
Reef
23
Jan
26
July
95
May
128
July
30
Mar
40
Feb
42%
43
310
38
Jan
43
Aug
1.15
1.30
3,800
40c
45c
900
6c
11c
238,625
108 112%
6,145
Class A
*
Reeves
1
6%c
*
108%
14%
14%
15%
3,570
13
18
Apr
Willroy Mines
1.55
1.30
1.66
4.60
4.50
4.75
37,939
2.60
2.90
143,250
23C
26%
22 VaC
26c
13,326
26'%
27 %
3,155
19c
Feb
Feb
-
Rockwin
common—,
Mines
10c
L
1.76
1.78
1,300
1.60 Mar
23c
20c
24c
82,300
4%c' Jan
—1
Bank
River
——
10
10
110
21c
19c
23c
25,300
19c
93c_
9c
59-%
60 %
545
14%
16
7,950
59%
32%
160
7c
113,800
1
65c
61c
66c
73,400
1
12 %c
11 %c
15c
1
9c
11c
26c
Aug
27% July
16
13c
68%
1.70
1.61
1.05
65c
1.96
11
Jun
Jun
York
Jun
Mar
Apr
Jun
64%. Mar
2.75
70
53%
53%
53%
90
55
55
105
9%c 10 %c
18,500
7c
Mar
9,300
75c
Jan
1
10 %c
1.40
1.30
1.45
8.85
8.80
9.65
*
28%
29
4.90
1
34,394
18%
May
Jan
A
Jan
3.35
Jun
50%; Jan
Aug
vl Feb
53%; Jan
4.80Mar
Jun
41c
4,000
Jan
40c
5.50 May
30c
1.50
79c
Jun
Apr
May
*
14%
14%
14%
*
18%
18%
18%
1,255
58c
56c
59c
19,050
13%
13%
13%
100
12
Jan
15
Mar
35c
35c
36c
3,600
35c
Jun
52c
May
73c
82c
9,578
50c
Apr
16 %C
18c
1,000
13c
Apr
28c
33c
14,405
Jun
40c
Jan
37
„_
75c
*
(1944)
*
Paving
11% Mar
15
15%
Apr
21
38c
Feb
63c
21 %c
*
Gold___
_
36%
36%
37
995
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
68c
65c
70c
4,716
53c
15c
15c
2,500
10 Vac
-1
-
♦
1
*
_
_
_
♦
__
_
—1
—
c
—
Sturgeon River Gold
-
255
52%
4,537
11 %c
11%C
14 %C
14%
12c
14c 14%c
27
May
53% July
31c
Apr
Jan
19%
Jan
2.69
Feb
Feb
15V<
35
61o
May
35c
Jun
25c
Apr
2.10
130,641
2.65
100
15c
10,100
80c
60c
58c
134,150
58c
750
1.40 May
2.00
10c
Jan
Jan
20c
Jun
2.75 July
19c
Jun
1.37
Jan
40c
2.10 Aug
74c
34,000
20c
Aug
55c
Jan
9
26%
26%
21
21
9c
-
11,370
5.10
Feb
600
IV*
Jan
26%
50
24 V,
21%
2.873
9%c
8,538
4.95
5.20
1,700
1.35
1.50
26,550
19
Jan
Jan
8.30 Mar
9%
Dominion
4
_
_
—
27
Jan
18% July
6.25
Jun
7.10
Feb
23
-
207/a May
23 V4
July
May
34
Jun
100
16
Mar
55
30
Jan
75
17
17
33%
26
263/4
1,331
193/4
Jun
75
Feb
84
50
6%
1,050
18%
110
12% Mar
Ontario
85
63
95
39
3,299
18c
500
20c
Jan
22 %
24
2,460
18 V* Mar
24
Aug
37%
475
35
Mar
41
Jan
33
Mar
18c
55%
85
15 %c
Jun
70
Feb
May
41
Jun
Apr
35
125
29%
29
30
2,809
100
100
100
40
95
May
1
36%
36%
36%
125
19
Jan
36
36
36
150
32% May
35
-
35
103%
5
103%
104
93
403/4
.7%
41%
425
80
Jan
33 Va Mar
36
Apr
30% July
100
Jun
112
Jun
44% Jun
61%
64
450
48%
Jan
77
Apr
70% July
44%
45
137
34
Jan
45
Feb
7.10 May
1
4
1
6.20
6.45
437
4.75
6.30
—
_
5.10
3,010
56
57%
495
593/4C
60c
3,500
26
75
56
60c
4
Ltd
74%
74%
1
—
—
26
08
5.75
Jan
4.10 July
5.80
26% July
t Ex-liquidating
value.
(not Included in year's
Admitted
privileges,
(Un)
range).-
Feb
d Deferred
in
24
July
Apr
e
3.00 Mar
5.00
Aug
I Flat
1.30
1.85 Mar
r
delivery sale
year's
(not included
60
Feb
880
Jan
25
Jun
28
Feb
sale
I
delivered,
y
(not included in
year's
range).
dividend.
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Apr
Jan
510
to unlisted trading
issued,
x
price.
Cash
wd When
wi When
range),
Selling ex-interest.
July
44
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
No par
Odd lot sale
Jan
36% Aug
38
4
-
175
24% Mar
—5
Paper
_
*
Jun
37 V4
4
common
a
Jan
7% July
19
38
«■
_
Aug
283/4 July
5% Mar
17
19% July
33%
23
-
com
July
27
1,420
50
—
Securities
_
Consolidated
Zeller's
Feb
143/e
July
61
4
Oreille
Bros
22%
1,566
84
4
Consoli^ited
Price
125
3,500
18
5.60
6%
n
Pend
Feb
38 V*
_
Inc
&
32%
29
4
—
Paper commonInternational Utilities
Yukon
22%
—
_
International
Ogilvie Flour
350
133/s July
46% July
18%
_
4
__
_
J«n
84
4
common
_
48
103/„
27
17%
5.40
26
__
4
—
__
Pato
45
Jan
4,623
6V4
Ggspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel
Loblaw
43%
26%
High
37
33%
4
Lumber
Canada
Minnesota
13 V*
17
.
Oilcloth
of
Preferred
12%
4
Glass
Low
190
4
Range since Jan. 1
High
29
4
Oil
Bridge
Dominion
Shares
47%
*
com
for Week
44
22%
*
_
Paper
Dominion
DuPont
Low
_
Ltd
(1954)
Sales
Range
5.40
Sugar
Westinghouse
Dalhousie
13 %C
Jun
Apr
Curb Section
-
Week's
43%
*
Investment
Western
Canadian
May
9c
Apr
Funds
12%
_
common
General
Consolidated
Jan
20c 21 %c
Canadian
Apr
Aug
34,329
July
Jan
14% July
14
9
1.41
Feb
20
9
1
Feb
260
7.00
•
_
17c
22.600
6.85
-J
Jun
32c
6.90
—
Jan
Aug
May
14%
21 %c
*
Apr
80c
ey^ Jan
7.60
1.00 May
July
21% Mar
41%
Feb
July
26c
28C
50c
15.000
26
July
14%
1
25
---
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
26
51%
»
Supcrtest (ordinary)
Inlet
25%
52
1
-
common-
Preferred
25%
1
-
_
Mines
Superior Propane
30c
1,570
82 c
July
Jan
of Prices
*
common.
Indus
29%
July
Aug
Bronze
Marconi
Jan
85c
Dominion
&
Canadian
Ingersoll-Rand
July
_
_
Canadian
27
10%c
Canada
_
Canadian
150
52,100
1.90
Jan
Apr
12
Jan
17%
Dredging
Canadian
1,050
125,818
Apr
Jun
7c
44
common
Mar
1.60 July
♦
Banknote-
America
Co
Gold
16c
5.00
21c
British
Canadian
28%
1.07
6%c
15c
1274c Jun
1
7c
14c
Par
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
Canadian Cottons
Jun
16c
Feb
89c
Last
Jun
30
4.85 July
90c
Jan
6c
9,100
Sale Price
-
53% Aug
10 %
7c
2,800
Friday
STOCKS
55 %
Jan
1.00
40c
35c
41 %c Mar
Jan
Aug
July
31,300
65c
Canadian
Jun
2.20
3.60
July
17c
Exchange
Feb
15c
78
1,261,400
Jan
1
July
74%
50
1.90
50c
2.65
58c
Toronto Stock
32% July
8%c
Jan
1.80
112 V2
2.00
2.04
1
1
Aug
27
18c
—
1
1.25 July
775
1.07
50c
class
Jan
20c
Jan
Mar
16
9c r Jan
Aug
Feb
10%
jMar
Jun
6c
57
14c
*
A
Mines
Feb
72
50c
class
Mining
July
2.75
1
Cons
Yukeno
35,875
934
Bear
Zenrnac Metal
Brown
3,200
Mines
Zulapa
Bulolo
%
Canuck
Knitting
Feb
Oils
Sullivan.
*
Yellowknife
Feb
Spooner
Contact
Mines
Feb
2.98
..
Sudbury
21c 25%c
4.95
1
-
52c
23c
1
1.10
1
Steeloy Mining
Steep Reck Iron Mines
50c
—1
1
Yankee
Zinc
66% July
50
Mines
Bros
52c
Oil
&
Yellorex
3.4§'July
28%
Canada
1
Lead
10,925
Southern Union Oil
Olsen
Yale
Jun
16c
3%h Jan
33c
3,820
105,675
.
Mines
1,754
2.12
25c
Mines
Co
12%
2.95
»
S wit sen
31c
82c
12
2.00
3.80
*
Surf
2.10
62c
12
Jan
45c
15%'.
69c
2.07
18c
2.95
_1
*
2.30
74
Mines
*
3.50
—:
Stuart Oil
4.350
Gold
Winnipeg & Central Gas
19c
common.
of
1.70
Windward
3.50
common-
Valley
Stedman
810
8%
5.25
14c
__1
<Ni
Steel
72
1
Dairies
Souris
Starratt
5,000
68%
__50
Ltd
Stadacona
2,160
13c
Petroleums
1.68 May
Apr
Apr
*
Gold
Standard
16%
13c
16%
3.65
; Jun
i Feb
Apr
1.15 Aug
71,500
17,500
49%! Jan
29
113,050
Winchester Larder
2.30
Mining
Slater
j
32 %
6%c
32%
3.45
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Aug
t
3.15
1.66 Aug
78c
*
Voting Trust
Sigma (Quebec).
Silverwood
lie
500
3.30
2.90 Aug
*
Gordon
Simpsons
85c
43,600
1-
—:
——
4.75 July
•,
50c
Ltd
—
Standard
Apr
64,168
1
Oils
Shawkey il945> Mines
Sheep Creek Gold
Silver-Miller
9%
.
common
Wilrich
1.50 May
14c .May
Gold
Breweries
Feb
10c
1
pfd
Siscoe
Feb
Jan
1.25'
31c
1
pfd
Silver
63c
40c
20,400
1.08
*
Gold
A
Silanco
9,800
56,025
10c
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Sicks'
72c
60c
1.55
1
Rainbow
Sherritt
70c
1.40
25c
25
—
Corp
Class 3
Jan
Jan
70c
*
common
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Class
75c
7vac
93c
10
Industries
Scurry
7,000
*
_
Antonio
Sand
_
,
1
*
Ryaror Mining
San
6%f Feb
3.25
1
—,
Lawrence
Feb
10c
*
—
Rupununi Gold
St
-
1.45
Consolidated
Russell
154,945
84c
2.35
-1
_
Lac
Oil
Preferred
100
55c
Little
Royalite
71,580
8
10c
1
Roxana Oils
Royal
2.59
8
—
Oils
Roche Long
Rowan
■1
Warrants
Wright-Hargreaves
20%rJan
2.70
Rix-Atbabasco Uranium
Robinson,
1.25
Tungsten
.1
1
Prado
common....*-
(Geo)
1
MacDonald
Rexspar Uranium
Petroleums
Weston
-1
Regcourt
Rio
Naco
Western
! Jun
Jun
50
Apr
1.08.
July
16%c May
50
15c
3.1 Of Mar
July
May
48c
100
1.10, Jan
70c
50c
33
8%ci Jan
56,500
76-
25
12,750
Vi'.May
Jan
Jan
66
16% Aug
128
20.800
Aug
July
Jan
33
lie
5.10 May
11%
May
4.00
25
80c
80c
72c
128
4.15
2.00
Petroleum
37,600
Jan
c
1.75 Mar
*
68c
*
& Batten
Mines
930
23c
674
20
common
Preferred
3.80
Mines
Grip
24%
24%
9%c
t
Radiore
1.60
25
3,690
3.10
-Feb
4,557
•
19c
22c
July
Breweries
•
1.50
14
19c
Jun
3.70
Aug
90,200
9c
40% Aug
9% Jan
40c
3.95 Aug
68c
Jan
3.35
66% July
Western
1.00 Mar
44c
72c
July
July
17% July
1.37 Jan
Jan
8%
Apr
1.80
Jan
3.40
47%* Jan
50c
Jan
>
7%c
40
49c ."Mar
Jan
75c
1
Amulet
&
1.05
Jun
9.00 July
Feb
1
-
Mines
G
31
6.50 Mar
28c
Jun
62% July
July
8c
*•
150
*
27
8%
•
91c
Apr
1.09
*
:
23% Aug
60%
14
May
9.55 July
Apr
July
65e
\
Jun
33c
Jan
18%
985
25,200
10c
4.80
4,438
United
11% May
60
Apr
21Vac Mar
10,100
.
Aug
10% Aug
40%
20,394
72c
75,500
Apr
5
200
29c
3.95
4.15 May
8%
10%
49%
9.00
66 7a
46c-,
350
25
Keno
58% July
19
5
26c
pfd
United
1.134 July
.12%! Feb.
Jun
8.60
58c
'
Feb
7.45
27c
3.70
8c
42c
Jan
49
50
Jun
Jan
8.85
pfd
Apr
July
4.35
___1
____
A
United
[ Jan
40
Mines
class
2.35 Jan
48c
41 %
8%c
*
B
10%
.
__
Mar
21,351
_1
—
class
•
Apr
Jan
115,900
1
United
5.25f>Jan
2.15'Jan
,
_
Jan
30c
1,333
13,567
5.05- Jan
1
__
1.75
23c
.5
49
9.890
*
44 %
10%
-
1
_
Mining
410
2,076
i
7.05
•5(!
__
*
Mining
18c ."
*
Gas
Mar
68c
*
common
19,855
—
Jan
40
9.40
Corp
41
July
May
49% July
53% July
,
•
-1
-
18c
24,400
12%
1
25
34c
10c
Manitou-,
1,192
18%
Feb
Jan
»
32c
Union
United
Jan
Feb
8c
32c
Union
United
July
*
Line
Resources
Oil
Union
49 Va
50
8.50
__
_
48%
Aug
Feb
20%
250
3,000
Jan
20
1.85
11%
—
16
May
1.48
Jun
42%
50
87c
July
,
49
2.65
Corp
17
24%
July
75c
Jun
21% July
1.80
3.90
—
__
920
,
..
49
__
Chibougamau
.17
1.75
Jan
1.15
230
14c 14 %c
Jun
!May
30'/4tMar
Jan
h
Quebec
2,700
;
Jan
1.30 Aug
1.80
.8.65
-1
Quebec Copper Corp_
Quebec Labrador
:
16% May
24c
4.90
*
11%
*
Airways
Purdy Mica Mines—
48%
A
66V2
8p
18 Va
5814
-■-
Warrants
Pl-ospectors
48
17
1
_
Mines
20
24%
-
.1
__
1.30
48
7.60
East
Fronto
jfylar
7c
1.99
•
Preston
22c
-
"1.25
1
Metals
Jan
42%c Jan
Jun
i
Feb
885
Uranium
Pressed
30c
Jun
5.00
»
Oils
Premier
3.05
89c
uan
8.60
Ponder
Powell Eouyn
[Feb
1
.;
.1
River
Mar
2.75[ Apr
47c
24,984
Placer Development
Powell
Apr
45c
20%
'
Gold
1.25
M7
Petroleum
Triad
Ventures
Gold
Crow
Pioneer
98c
13c
Feb
•-
19%
—
31c
&
38c
52,266
[Jan
8.25
__5
1
Pickle
6c
15c
3.75
1
Oils
12,000
53,100
73c
Pershcourt Goldfields
Photo
22c
1.80
Perron Geld
Peruvian
'
3.75
.1
.
Apr
Jun
*
Trans
Jun
'
.
com
41c
200
1,100
11% July
*
Aug
ll%cMar
11
1
Pipe & Line Ltd
66,917
20
32c
24 %
Oils
85c
38,066
69
50c
Consol
River
Pembina
_
Jan
60c
Jan
May
15c
14 %c
A
Oils
25c
38c
16c
*
Mines
75c
Apr
10s
*
Empire
Trend
13 %C
1
Petroleums
6,000
154,255
2.50
'
53fa
.1
_
——-i——-.
1.23
1.70
1
preferred
6%c -Jan
71,500
78c
r
10c
Pardee
28,025
July
:
19c
Apr
*
claiss
class
Mountain
2,000
25C
69 Va
_
Oil
10
'
Finance
2.30d'Jan
5%
100
19%
*
Works
23%ftJan
,
11
3.20
30c
1.30
50
May
20
10
Exploration
160
*
Pan
Traders
"
30c
*
Elevators
Toronto
43,004
12c
11V
*
-
*
Porcupine
Toronto
30
4.50
49c
15%jc
1
.
Page Hersey Tubes.^
Apr
■7.55
55;
Mines
Pacific Eastern
Mar
1.25
60c
9
'
23j
Lake
Ltd—
Co
July
30% July
"
Osisko
Brick
Towagmac
!
.1
Silver
Toronto Dominion Bank
Jan
7%c Jan
250
1.45
>
*
3.80 Aug
12% May
Jan
51c
42%
9%
1.10
»
7%c
tJan
14.200
1.68
1
Tailors
Toronto
190
4,600
High
3.00
1
1
Low
.
11
*
Gold
60c
(Mar
29%
•
Crash
2.75
1.10
_
4%C
3.80
10
.
—
Orange
4%p
*
Club common
series A
Conv nref 6 %
12 Va
7.1( )
Ontario
•___
—
'■
46
3.05
l
_
Mines
Top
46
9%
10
8
Range since Jan.
"
High
gi/2
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas-Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
6 %' (Feb
Shares
10c 10 %c
jqc
common
_
fll%<SUan
11,000
65c
9c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
1 <
200
65c
~
——
»7%
8%c
*
Lake.— V---—
O'Brien
7 %
l
Pearson
Preferred
Apr
H
)■
Oakville Wood 1.——1
99c
46
Mines
Taylor,
for Week
of Prices
Low
common
Sales
Range
Par
35c
130
64c
High
91%
10,900
96
Last
Sale Price
:
Tamblyn Ltd
8c
Week's
Friday
y
1
Jan.
.z(j&
55c.
•
since
16,500
59c
'■J-
*
Nudulama Mines Ltd
STOCKS
High
10c 10 %c
58c,
•
preferred- I" 100
Utilities
10c
'
-
V*..
Shares
Low
>1
1
Trinity
5
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED AUGUST
.Sales
Range
Jun
43
Chronicle... Monday, August 8, 1955
The Commercial and Financial
<548)
44
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, August
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
19.18
5
S-l
S-2
(Income
44.74
—lc
4.78
5.26
5.84
6.43
l'As
4.20
4.63
l%s Dec.
lc
4.22
4.65
l%s
lc
6.01
6.62
2s
1
3.13
3.45
lc
3.40
3.75
lc
3.35
3.69
Ihe__10c
8.52
Investors Trust-1
31.35
Automobile
Paper shares
Petroleum
shares
Special Investment
145
Transportation shares
9.97
11.95
Fund
Bond
Manhattan
1
15.11
Mutual
Shares
Mutual
Trust
12.34
16.26
Stock
Speculative
6.99
14.00
———5
Resources
l.%s Oct.
1956——
15,
99.30
l%s
99.24
99.26
l%s Feb.
99.27
99.29
1%S
99.8
99.16
l%s April
100.13
Oct.
97.2
96.6
95.10
95.16
94.26
1960
1,
97.2
95.30
1959
1,
97.16
97
1959
1,
1959
15,
l'%s April
99.28
99.20
Oct.
1
96.26
1958,
1,
99.28
1955
99.1
98.4
97.28
97.8
1958
1,
98.16
93.31
1957
1,
98.16
98.14
95.2
100.15
10.63
14.72
13.82
15.02
19.64
21.25
Rate
18.60
20.11
1.25%
11.12
12.15
7.36
8.04
9.41
10.28
6.35
6.94
4.90
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
12-
16.57
b2.20
1.85%
Ask
1-55
1-
1)2.35
2.10%
3-56
12-
1-55
3-
Bid
Due
Dated
1.60%
.
b2.45
2.15%
1-
3-55
10-
3-55
b2.30
4-
1-55
1-55
10-
3-55
b2.30
1.95%
2.15%
5-
2-55
1-56
b2.55
4-
2-
1.35%
11-
b2.30
2.05%
2.15%
6-
1-55
1-56
2.30%
1-55
1-55
b2.55
2-
3-
1.60 %
2.05%
2.30%
7-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.55
2-55
1-55
b2.30
2.35%
11-
1-55
5-
1-56
b2.55
2.35%
2.05%
5-
2.05%
6-
b2.35
1.95%
1.95%
8-
2.30%
2.10%
2.25%
18.11
6.01
1-55
8.84
1
9-
1-54
Rate
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
5.36
8.09
lc
Inc
Fund
100
99.24
l%s April
April
9.73
1
Series
Resources
Natural
15.14
3.93
15.39
6.78
6.59
1-55
12-
1-55
of
7.37
10.13
Series
8.67
16.53
Futures
]■
3.62
1
1
1
12.61
69.70
7.36
8.00
lc
10.43
lc
12.42
30%
29 %
921
1955
1955
1955—
1, 1955
8, 1955
15, 1955
11,
August
12%
13
18,
August 25,
September
5
26 %
27%
September
37
43
September
*
17.54
19.14
September 22,1955
1
21.17
13.24
28.94
99.799
99.763
99.815
—
6/ 1955—
Octber
Ask
99.726
99.740
99.689
99.652
99.615
99.573
99.541
1955
29,
September
99.702
99.666
99.63L
99.596
14.39
28.65
99.986
99.953
99.920
99.883
99.849
21.59
2.50
99.984
99.947
99.910
99.873
99.836
August
365
_
-
October
1955
13,
1955
October 20,
October
—
1955
1955
27,
11.42
11.34
Bid
Ask
Bid
Shares—
Trust
Dollar Value
Dollar Value
Investors corn—10c
Amer
$1.50
13.78
23.19
1
1956
Pacific
3.93
Gas
4.64
21.45
1955
Series
11.10
7.91
American
4.24
l
Fund
Ltd—
Canada
North
lc
-
Bills
United States Treasury
Canada
Fund—
England
York Capital
New
.
15.08
of
Fund Inc—
New
4.30
X14.04
Fund Inc-1
Formula Fund of Boston.
~1
Founders
Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock serieslc
Preferred stock series
—lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
99.30
—
1,
1956
2s Aug.
15,
1956
IV2S Oct. 1, 1956
2%s March
15,
1957
l%s
14.72
1
Growth Stock
100.1
40.30
1
Series.—
Series
Natural
13.09
March
1%8
Ask
Bid
98.8
7.24
11.98
Stock
15,
1
Series—
32nds of a point
99.31
Notes—
Dec.
1.45%
—
Series—
Income
4.94
99
98.24
1958
20,
Maturity—
100.2
99.22
1956,
l%s
1
Corp—
Series
Series
Preferred
20.77
4.52
97.10
98.6
31.12
37.28
National Security Series—
18.35
19.42
98.6
97-22
Mortgage Assn—
Notes—(Cont.)l%s April 1, 1957
l%s May 15.
1957
2s Aug.
15, 1957
—
100.1
1956
22,
22,
Treasury
1
10.35
Balanced
}
99.6
97.30
97-14
97.2
97.30
Treasury
15,
March
June
1
Investors
9.44
9.08
2%s Jan.
Ask
Bid
15, 1955—
1955
Aug.
1
—
National
22.61
1960
1.
Natl
Federal
99.21
99.26
98.22
——
1960
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
1
interest
Fund
12.22
8.35
2V4S Feb.
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
1
Inc
Corp
11.15
Bond
—
Securities—
Wide
Balanced
21.14
100
98.2
99.14
97.28
>-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
Shares—
beneficial
of
2.90
1956
1960
1,
2%s June
1
Fund
Invest
Nation
Fund
Life
Massachusetts
28.79
*
Inc
Fund
19.25
Mutual
Investment Corp—1
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Federated Fund of New Eng—-
33.89
Stock
Growth
Investors
Mass
17.87
46 %
13.82
Electronics
9.34
20.80
17.81
1
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial
shares
Steel
21.62
16.01
Fund
Industries
General
16.69
100
99.31
2%s June
99.17
99.22
98.16
——_
Maturity-
snares
Equipment shares.lc
shares—lc
Electrical
5.96
1957-55
1958—
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
2%s May 1, 1959
1,
1,
100.2
99-30
1956
1,
Oct.
2%s May
7.45
Managed Funds—
59.82
Inc—
Mutual
Sayles
43 %
—2&c
Shares
Investors Inc—1
Insurance
Loomis
30.28
1,
44.74
Keystone Fund of Canada
Knickerbocker
Fund
Massachusetts
& Howard—
Balanced Fund———-}
June
Fund—*
12.58
Eaton
2.35s
13.15
11.64
2.64
Feb.
20%
1956
1,
1.90s
19%
7.96
2-^°
—
April 16, 1956 wi
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
12.03
7.28
,
1956
2.50s
Fund-—.!—25c
Lexington Trust
11.22
15,
wi_'
99.31
99.30
1,
1%S
100
9.85
Life
15.85
Feb.
99.28
99.26
99.26
99.28
99.26
—
2%s May
11.23
13.12
59.22
2.25s
6.80
23.49
16.44
1956
9.02
II.97
19.14
15,
10.38
21.73
10.99
Jan.
1
11.67
9.17
2.40s
Ltd 1
17.44
19.91
1955
15.71
24.29
140
1953-
15,
13.62
10.80
5.44
17,
Nov.
1.80s
14.40
16.13
28.47
15,
Oct.
1.90s
12.48
8-3
19.60
99.30
1955—
Aug.
2.05s
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
Bid
Ask
Bid
Federal
Stocks)—1
Com
22.59
18.11
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
(Speculative Com Stki— 1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
14.02
_„_~1
Fund—1
21.32
ll>/2
K-2
12.90
1
1
Investment
Stock
12.97
17.58
5%
10 %
Trustee Shares—
Fund
11.89
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stki — 1
—I
Fund IncFund Inc
Diversified
Dreyfus
13.19
4.38
r
Diversified
Dividend
21.15
12.09
27.40
—*
Diversified Growth
Stock
Fund
~
]Q *>8
(Discount Bonds)——1
K-i
(Income Pfd Stocks)—_1
4.01
Stock
E
(Medium Grade Bonds)-!
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
25.21
10y
Fund
Series
27.73
28.44
B-3
-1
Trust-1
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend Income Fund
1
Income
26.61
B-4
com —-100 14,500 15,100
Fund inc
Vegh Mutual
(The)
of
26.07
13.40
1
—1
Inc
Delaware
Keystone
Custodian
Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)-—1
15.12
Fund Inc
Consolidated Investment
De
1.67
12.33
Concord
De Vegh
9.77
13.86
Fund Inc
Commonwealth Investment——l
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
Fund
20.87
Johnston
B-2
Colonial
Composite
20.87
4.50
15.44
Composite Bond &
10.46
I.52
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana Securities
j
Preferred >
+9.57
8.89
}
Inc
Boston—1
Mutual Fund_l
Investment Trust
1
Trust
Shares
10.09
6.61
1
Fund Inc
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
Capital Venture Fund
Ask
9.21
Par
of
Co
Investment
4.22
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B' Inc—S
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp :
—
— *•—1
Blair Holdings Corp,
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
Boston Fund Inc —
--1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock Fund Ltd
—1
California
Bid
America—_1
Funds—
1.50
6.11
Fund
——
-25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
lAo
American Business Shares——1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
}
Aberdeen
Century
Mutual
Ask
1.37
Inc_
Industries Fund Inc
Capital Corp—
Investors Trust-.
General
General
shares
Automobile
shares-
Aviation
7.90
Growth Fund—
Capital
Chemical
Common
—lc
6.65
11.10
9.50
14.29
9.25
9.64
11.41
Stock
Selected
Sovereign
36.57
36.57
22.20
22.20
10.03
County Trust Co
(White Plains
1
12.37
13.54
Investment Corp__*
76.00
30.35
11.31
12.32
shares
lc
5.62
6.17
lc
-lc
lc
11.07
12.12
14.53
15.91
4.13
4.54
lc
9.32
10.21
United
40.95
42.18
United Funds
16.55
17.05
shares
shares
Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Hudson Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
Growth Industry Shares
17.42
2.53
2.77
9.71
10.61
Value
Line Fund
8.83
9.65
Value
Line
17.58
19.01
Fund—lc
Bank
Institutional
11.51
12.59
14.82
16.11
of
lc
10.76
11.77
10.82
11.84
82%
49
6.14
6.71
Industrial Bank of Commerce-.10
39
14.39
Irving
22.54
Kings
Long
Island
1
17.93
8.50
„1
26.61
29.00
7.64
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
25.18
27.22
17.11
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.68
6.15
10
73
Aetna
Life
10
244
Companies
Steamboiler.
Home
_
Co
Life
10
35%
37%
2
27%
29%
40%
423/4
36 %
38 %
36%
38%
Lincoln
44
47
Maryland
343%
Massachusetts Bonding.
Automobile
American
American
33%
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assurance
Home
Co_5
N J)
2%
(Newark
Mercury
(Wash
D C)
1
5
American Re-insurance
American
Surety
io
&
Life
Columbian
Ins
Natl
of
Amer
Life
General
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Forster
2
Life
Continental
&
10
Ins
10
98%
National Fire
of
Life
Hanover
Indemnity
Casualty
773%
Peerless
76
Phoenix
73
893/4
38%
40%
91%
Republic
63%
St
Paul
(N
Corp
&
Seaboard Surety
Springfield
56
59
Standard
82%
Travelers
new
5
2%
24
26
U S
44
U
37%
39
U
51
53%
170
175
29%
13%
15'A
&
80
31
29%
550
505
Cleveland—
National
Co
Trust
200
50
16
Bank,
National
Central
_.
34
37
268
1
282
67
70
10
45
48
Bank & Trust Co .25
National Bank
77
79
32%
34%
76
78
50%
54%
Bank—12.50
60
63
Trust—25
101
104
City Bank
Bank of Commerce
Connecticut
10
Co
Trust
&
51
55
84%
27 '%
30%
317
305
70
N Y
5
2
,25
Bank & Trust Co
United
10
Trust
States
100
25
Angeles—
Security-First Nat'l
Pittsburgh—
Nat'l Bank
&
*
73
20%
11%
187
19%
360
22%
12%
197
St.
55%
Louis
San
Bank
20
57%
61%
17
25
63
67
Co
64 %
68%
Trust
20
68
73
National Bank
Bank
National
Mercantile
St
53%
Louis—
Boatmen's
21
370
Bank & Tr__20
Peoples 1st Nat'l
First
State Bank of
Rye
National Bank
Sterling National
Detroit— .10
of
Mellon
25
Co Inc
P) &
Bank
Jersey City—
First
National
Bank
86%
10
100
Trust
York
National
196
186
Bank
com
Recent
Trust
Union
Francisco—
of
Amer
N T & S
A—6.25
X39%
41%
58%
60%
X52%
56%
—10
50
Marine- —10
66
10
5
com
73%
102
1
75%
31%
34
S
Life
Insurance
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Co
in
1985
3%s
Power
Fruehauf
Georgia
Light 3V'4S_1980
4s—
101
102
101%
Tennessee
100%
Power
3%s
3%s
Water
1970
100
103 %
104 %
El Paso Nat Gas
General
Bell Telep 3 Vis
112
100%
101 %
1985
101
3%s
1995
100
100%
102%
103%
1985
Merritt-Chapman
1975
Edison
Ohio
Potomac
3%s
Elec
1985
Power
3%s__1990
4.25%
4.16%
Tenn
98%
100
5%
99
100%
102%
103'A
101'%
4.40% pfd—100
Corp—
111%
112%
_50
57%
100
100 %
102
100
102%
103%
Power
&
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
Transmission—
preferred
Transcontinental Gas
4.90%
103
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
par
tEx
100%
HEx-50%
the
4
175
185
—2
36
38
value.
Pipe
preferred
100
Line
100
98
100%
a
Net
b Bid
stock
stock
asset
split.
dividend.
dividend.
value.
yield price.
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
k Admitted to listing on
Stock Exchange.
t New stock.
x Ex-dividend,
wi When issued.
.
stock
tEx-two-for-one
y
58%
Light—
preferred
Gas
4.90%
Texas
Scott—
&
Ask
100
101%
100%
Telephone
preferred
Louisiana
Jersey Central Power & Light—
99 %
101
Stocks—
101%
110%
4s—1975
Gas Lgt 3%s_-_1980
Utilities 3%s—1985
100%
1975
Tel 3%s_1989
Trans
Gas
Washington
100
1985
3%s
Trailer
Hackensack
Illinois
&
Rubber
Dayton
Southrn New Engl
West Texas
1980
3.30s
Dallas
101 %
Corp of Amer—
76%
107
3
_
Edison
Central Maine Power 3%S—1985
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Ask
100%
53
Fidelity & Guaranty Co —10
Fire
Brockton
69
78%
S
Pwr
3%s—1985
Lt
&
Arkansas
Container
Security Issues
Bid
Bonds—
4%s
.6.25
Accident
79%
Co
Haven)—
Fire
92
.10
Marine.
Security
(New
34
87
273/4
2
Y)
(Texas)
Fire
32%
5
10
77%
lo
69%
10
45%
75%
64%
653/4
10
_
Reinsurance
61%
59 %
10
Providence-Washington
87%
,'n
TnSqrftn;rcr"'in
12
83%
Co
743%
74
42%
_
50%
10
Co
94
I
_
473/4
Fire
Pacific
44
(Jacksonville Fla)
Fire..
Ftr.
36%
10
Pacific
American
Hartford
34
—12.50
91
CorpI Z
Republic
54%
5
Northern
135
r
&
57 V4
_
205
2.50
-
Glens Falls
Globe
53%
55%
51%
-
2 50
5
F)
General Reinsurance
51%
2
.
_3.33%
—4
(S
Newark
Life
Great
.
River-
10
Philadelphia
Fund
Firemen's
_
Northeastern
10
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Franklin
North
Fire
129
4
of
581
York
*
Assoc
Federal
Assn
121
Hampshire Fire
New
5
103
98%
.10
_
Casualty
Amsterdam
New
10
Reinsurance
Fireman's
148
.
Fire.
Union
New
197
10
Group
Employers
National
■
_
10
5
Inc
Employees
Golf
14%
10
Co
Co
42
72 %
13
43%
561
Trust
new
47%
4
65
117
Co___..20
National
Brook
Freeport
(J
-10
43
Manufacturers.
179
347
535
506
41
-
&
60
340
490
166
494
1
_
Casualty
Merchants
41%
143
161
10
Life
National
28
171
100
Bk_100
100
Bank
Savings
Northern Trust Co
94
102'%
34%
31%
69%
30 %
Connecticut
128
123
45%
28%
Colonial
-10
5
(N J)__5
Assn
Ins-
C)
N
(Greensboro
of
Trade
5
5
Ins
115
Fire Assurance—
10
Fire
111
Merchants
Shippers
Camden
Fire
95%
54
-
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y.-10
20
Life Insurance Co of Va
6%
Insurance Co
Boston
Crum
26
25
Automobile
Bankers
6
Standard
Jefferson
&
Trust
Harris
Los
Trust
Royal
99
Amer__5
Equitable Assur
5
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
5
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
40
%
Ask
Bid
52
-
North
of
10
.
5
-
Insurance
10
__
__
Manufacturers
Meadow
New
Par
253
Trust
Morgan
Ask
76%
_
County Trust Co
6.98
Insurance Co
_
13.21
15.84
Aetna
Bank
(The)
20.62
Fund-lc
10
National
First
99 Va
.Detroit—
-20
Guaranty Trust Co
1
Fund_lc
Surety
38
51 %
Fund—lc
&
62
59
79%
Income
Hartford
5
.
10
Insur
Bid
N Y_
Hanover
Wellington Fund
262
Chicago—
Hartford
8.09
Inc
Fund
91
Ask
Connecticut—
Mutual
Washington
Insurance
51
Inc..1
Fund
City Natl Bank and Trust—25
Continental
Illinois
National Bank & Trust—33%
Albany
of
93%
48
10.64
Growth
Far
89
Bank
7.40
Institutional
Aetna Casualty
.10
I)_
Bank-
Square
35
Union
.20
National
Franklin
63%
61%
9.60
Institutional
Institutional
20
9.74
Investing Corp
Investors
8.03
52
Bank
Natl
Bid
10
Cleveland
Rochelle
Franklin
29
48
Bank
(L
Westchester
New
27
10
.
—
Huntington
First
10
_
National
Suffolk
163
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
Street
11.29
7.35
York
New
157
1
Inc
Income
of
of
10.39
Trust
City
■
39%
37
10
National
First
56
—'
10.64
United Science Fund
Wall
Fund
8.37
Inc—
United Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares.l
Institutional Shares Ltd—;
Inst Foundation
7.68
1
Ltd
Canada
Funds
22%
211/4
1
Inc
54'A
55
.16
Bank & Trust
Federation
Fiduciary
First
1
Canada
a24.72
16.11
1
1
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Fund
54%
Y)
N
99.553
65%
Tr_..25
&
Par
N. Y.—
Bank
State
63%
80.00
30.35
Farnham Fund
Television-Electronics Fund
252
244
52%
Empire Trust
3.49
Street
Bk
Stat»
12.87
11.51
Companies
Ask
12 .50
Bank-.10
Exchange
Corn
Commercial
13.04
10.81
Utility shares
Chem
9.27
3.17
Stein Roe &
100
-
Chase Manhattan Bank
11.90
Investors
Bid
.10
12.07
9.87
Texas
York—
Trust
1
10.51
State
of New
Bank
Bankers
11,
Albany,
Shares new—1.25
Investors Inc
stock shares
Tobacco
46
Par
York—
New
Trust of Boston—1
Amer
Shareholders
Southwestern
12.50
44%
1
& Clark—
Fund
Stevens
Common
10.41
13.05
1
Inc
Clark
&
Stevens
Scudder,
7.29
10.13
of Canada
Fund Inc
lc
equipment
Railroad
Steel
8.52
lc
lc
shares
shares
Bond shares—
Petroleum
Railroad
RR
Scudder Fund
7.77
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares—lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining
13.87
13.95
November
99.775
Bank & Trust
7.05
12.90
_*
Putnam
6.53
1
Fund
(Geo)
13.37
12.67
shares.
1
1
Inc
Fund
Puritan
L
Stock
Growth
Fund Inc.—
11.03
12.21
Fully
Inc
Inc—
Rowe)
(T
Scudder,
Electrical
Equipment shares
Food
Price
&
Electronics
Fund
Fund
_5
Inc—.
Fund
Street
Pine
8.66
10.07
lc
lc
shares
—Id
(The) Stock Fund-lc
shares
Building
Philadelphia
74.95
Pioneer
Securities-
Group
preferred
&
Trading—..
Petroleum
Ex-rights.
the New York
99
101%
Volume 182
Number 5453...
Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle
45
(349)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings
of the
based
us
decrease compared with a year ago.
a
Pre¬
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
5.1% below those of the corresponding week last year.
$19,506,948,443 against $20,548,684,656 for the
there is
the
loss for the week
a
week
follows:
Our preliminary total stands
week in
same
ending Friday of 15.1%.
1954.
At
this
center
Our comparative summary for
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
I
1955
York
Chicago
996,430,076
900,856,637
1,055,000,000
Boston
597,512,647
City
623,124,164
389,693,744
Louis
San
Pittsburgh
545,655,464
330,807,705
Baltimore
+
281,352,473
$15,009,996,095
$16,406,868,739
3,747,460,290
cities, five days.
(li
Total
749,492,058
week.
next
We
cannot
8.6
690,302,652
them
+ 10.0
8,165,009
+ 15.8
11,582,748
—12.3
9,386,388
7,813,764
1,224,173,567
cities)..
1,094,334,448
6.4
1,035,592,025
1,071,596,506
in
10,299,892
was
(7
204,700,589
+ 21.3
467,363,788
+ 10.1
9,870,275
+ 20.9
41,083,200
11,320.071
405,049,440
36,562,200
10.801,887
8,985,074
+ 20.2
9,520,878
416,378,137
7,294,155
346,089,905
+ 20.3
362,415,172
320,669,905
1,290,132,790
1,087,027,162
+18.7
1,130,474,010
—_
cities).
Virginia—Huntington
—
3,535,279
_
•
District of
Richmond
an
appear
the week
+ 14.2
16,304,000
+ 16.7
16,108,000
15,263,000
161,610,872
+ 10.8
156,386,214
146,271,695
(6
3,393,431
3,467,968
5,995,355
5,490,492
9.2
4,939,286
5,108,675
286,213,516
+ 13.7
110,350,964
+
6.0
281,072,349
87,128,626
257,897,157
104,091,694
643,350,499
_
Columbia—Washington—.
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
576,805,289
+11.5
549,027,906
515,079,536
+
87,071,041
26,178.524
has to be estimated.
cases
however, which
we
~
week
ended
Augusta
an
increase of 5.3%.
gain of 11.3%, the bank clear¬
a
We group the cities according to the
from
this
(including this city) the totals show
note
we
that in
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Reserve
are
an
larger by 18.7%, in
by
11.5%
in
and
the
Atlanta
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
Reserve
District
by
gain of 7.5%, the St. Louis
a
In the Kan¬
San
Francisco
Reserve District
we
furnish
a
SUMMABY OF BANK
5,977,745
6,134,506
+ 15.5
4,593,653
121,825,353
157,822,176
134,571,668
+ 17.3
122,722,172
3,918,210
104,433,354
118,444,636
10,758,858
8,326,051
+ 29.2
456,123
423,666
173,520,059
1,009,896,952
_
Mobile
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(10 cities)
—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
12 cities
2nd
New York
11
"
4th Cleveland
<
Richmond
'
1954
Inc. or
Dec.
$
711,900,339
652,312,758
10,614,738,759
10,070,757,634
1953
%
1952
.
$
..>• 624,849,675'
5.4
8,506,358,927
+
1
•*.
+-9.1
■
-
+ 15.0
137,501,490
129,559,253
861,827,519
+17.2
793,149,601
755,501,152
458,951
1,441,525
—23.3
I,757,681
1,229,643
13,329,665
+ 23.5
14,028,237
12,225,026
10,719,070
7,404,416
+ 44.8
7,770,997
7,165,387
9,696,928
Wayne
1,880,426
16,461,962
Rapids
Lans'ng
7,804,781
+ 24.2
8,012,849
6,440,542
59,347,000
69,974,000
64,936,000
7.8
South
Bend
68,716,000
8,565,197
7,618,058
+ 12.4
Terre
Haute
9,379,144
7,849,548
3,599,839
3,367,986
+
6.9
107,941,698
100,825,751
+
7.1
3,310,864
92,849,962
2,710,001
89,775,830
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
6,005,217
Moines
+
4,457,151
42,696,483
+ 34.7
4,227,229
4,240,240
+ 22.9
34,362,555
33,219,239
2.0
13,089,985
13,107,038
Chicago
937,339,962
34,739,210
13,443,915
1,396,701
888,568,895
Decatur
7,020,397
4,141,885
12,313,864
10,844,931
7,289,354
+ 13.5
II,586,990
12,017,077
+ 64.9
7,508,348
8,997,213
4,996,299
4,561,554
+
9.5
3,873,649
4,496,784
1,265,271,245
1,176,610,679
+
7.5
1,137,646,375
1,075,163,509
Sioux
City
13,176,553
Illinois—Bloomington
1,305,174
(17 cities)
—
—
6.6
1,465,951
2,255,233
+
5.5
851,843,763
803,612,568
+ 69.5
.
3,862,171
3,945,565
14,546,643
.
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
342,200,000
335,800,000
1.9
Kentucky—Louisville
330,800,000
636,811,774
281,000,000
173,322,962
145,207,540
+ 19.4
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
145,279,743
139,733,618
9,757,013,792
V
102,691,820
88,812,677
+ 15.6
84,857,893
78,889,657
2,108,305
2,091,850
+
0.8
1,539,120
2,171,582
620,323,087
571,912,067
+
8.5
562,476,756
501,794,857
"
1,224,173,567
1,094,334.448
+
6.4
1,035,592,025
1,071,596,506
7
"
1,290.132,790
1,087.027,162
+ 18.7
1,130,474.010
986,315,005
8
"
643,350,499
576,805,289
+ 11.5
549,027,906
"
1.009,896,952
861,827,519
+ 17.2
793,149,601
755.501,152
7.5
.1,137,646,375
1,075,163,505
Total
cities)
(4
+
515,079,53G
10
Atlanta
7,613,967
495,868
150,883,914
District—Chicago-
Arbor
Grand
Total
11
Philadelphia
8,408.479
7.7
+
CLEARINGS
$
Boston
+20.0
+ 20.0
Rockford
'
1955
Week Ended July 30—
1st
4,856,736
17,786,383
4,992,259
Mississippi—Vicksburg
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
284,600,000
22,526,445
143,135,519
Springfield
following
82,551,893
289,300,000
5,829,427
Peoria
15.3%.
79,798,396
+ 14.5
5,767,644
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District
+ 22.1
171,738,599
Alabama—Birmingham
increase of 8.2%, the aggregate clearings for
+ 24.6
93,330,628
300,300,000
343,900,000
Florida—Jacksonville
present further below,
21,007,078
113,916,542
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Macon
all
City Reserve District the increase is 6.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District 0.7%
5th
3,094,715
19,019,000
5.1
as
Reserve District of 8.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 8.6%.
tth
986,315,005
.
325,442,022
.
Indianapolis
3rd
5,769,797
179,007,879
5.4%, in the Boston Reserve District of 9.1% and in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
trict of 13.7%.
In the
6,268,919
231,243,337
448,065,932
42,426,700
11,932,760
Indiana—Fort
and in the
7,527,564
+ 11.7
46,730,800
improvement
sas
+ 39.5
224,207(973
543,574,445
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
not available at time of going to press.
are
Outside of this city there was
the New York Reserve District
17.2%.
7,381.303
250,412,869
having amounted to $20,067,853,379 against $18,554,646,426 in the
1954.
ings at this center showing
the
+
8.6
+
—
today, inasmuch
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and
of
5,270,461
12,459,020
7,226,744
South
8.6
—
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that week there
week
2,946,070
5,842,986
2,447,563
3,198,344
12,410,771
12,928,092
Virginia—Norfolk
8.5
+
$20,548,684,656
furnish
elaborate detailed statement,
the whole country
same
5,651,116
3,693,466
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
able to
July 30.
2.4
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
+ 17.0
$19,858,382,004
$19,506,948,443
cities for week—.
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
+
+ 11.6
7,950,966
Jersey—Trenton
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
8.9
—
3,451,513,265
$18,757,456,385
one day
issue of
In the
we
+ 15.0
5,600,072
2,687,873
14,366,098
11,340,180
Delaware—Wilmington
Richmond
days-
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in
*
3,297,736
5,732,680
Youngstown
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
ends
3,793.249
1,904,629
•3,000,000
Scranton
Total
our
985,000,000
9.5
+
413,112,985
1,139,650
1,313,132
1,434,382
2,929,473
1,028,000,000
4,035,788
+ 12.1
Mansfield
•Estimated.
in
+ 13.2
+ 22.8
Wilkes-Barre
West
Other cities, five
all
1,666,649
York
11.9
+
329,149,795
cities, five days__
Total
1,483,264
3,716,414
Columbus
4.1
.+ 10.4
356,778,035
•450,000,000
Total all
+ 45.6
1,042,000.000
Cleveland
9.2
+
308;300,000
610,415,000
Cleveland
All cities,
1,229,874
1,886,548
Cincinnati
3.2
—
356,854,928
340,300,000
Francisco
Ten
1,491,273
4,563,521
Ohio—Canton
+ 10.6
+
.
$
+ 11.5
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
—15.1
$11,565,834,053
1,089,000,000
Philadelphia
St.
1954
$9,816,687,128
195a
$
1,570,223
.
Week Ended Aug. 6—
30
1953
%
1,168,000,000
Lancaster
Total
Kansas
Dec.
1,790,325
Philadelphia
Reading
New
July
Inc. or
$
1,750.000
Bethlehem
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
1954
$
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturady, Aug. 6, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
at
Week Ended
1955
this week will show
liminary figures complied by
District—Philadelphia-
7th
Chicago
17
"
1,265,271,245
1,176,610,679
tth
St
Louis
4
"
620,323,087
571,912,067
8.5
562,476,756
501,794,857
•th
Minneapolis
7
"
501,217.017
461,314,811
8.6
430,354,372
404,029,712
9
"
608,871,120
574,017,767
6.1
512,996.385
534,853,017
6
"
471,795,135
468.677,180
0.7
364,794.914
385,817,524
1,106,132,869
959,049,112
15.3
904,529,000
917,628,701
20,067,853,379
18,554.645,425
+
8.2
16,552,249,946
17,541,605,081
9,328,161,348
8,830,729,386
+
11.3
8,374,241,329
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
8,093,677,106
10th
Kansas
City
11th Dallas
12th
8an
10
Francisco
Total
"
110 cities
Outside
New
week
City
now
We
York
add
our
ended
detailed statement
July 30 for four
years:
.+
Pall
New
1955
1954
$
Inc. or
Dec.
%
1953
1952
S
$
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
New Hampshire—Manchester
(12
2,153,021
+ 48.2
2,086.020
1,977 129
5,769,417
+
4.1
5,697,976
4,496,485
590,046,474
548,044,027
.+■
7.7
511,397,702
cities)
11,556,160
10,692,380
+
8.1
11,206,762
11,361,755
Total
501,217,017
(7 cities).
461,314,811
+
8.6
430,354,372
404,029,712
+ 15.1
7,607,437
5,686,272
7.0
280,411,135
274,670,126
+ 12.9
116,818,474
97,311,539
0.7
6,472,931
7,074,563
0.8
3,622,063
+ 28.4
4,215,570
—
3,764,373
4,161,084
Nebraska—Fremont
1,083,374
846,277
714,615
641,845
8,182,959
145,994,131
8,836,762
151,991,752
Kansas—Topeka
8,710,601
9,202,849
24,128,063
402.831,712
21,265,439
366,129,474
11,949,193
11,035,678
5,276,472
4,067,691
Wichita
City
2,907,958
+
9.8
2,671,995
1,747,023
1,066,826
+
32.4
1,138,314
3,033.806
22.1
3,342,612
2,264,114
10.808,224
+ 11.5
10,396,849
9,386,325
8,398,726
+
6.6
9,083,755
7,513,030
36,395.334
29,406,618
+
23.8
31,693,638
37,652,551
844,126
1,060,645
+ 11.3
720,403
695,160
7.4
7,429,314
3.9
141,520,673
7,479,093
136,986,286
—
—
5.3
8,801,452
9,265,136
+ 13.5
19,629,521
17,739,704
+ 10.0
316,926,109
345,573,870
8.3
11,895,208
11,228,065
+ 29.7
2,673,828
2,511,485
2,555,751
2,313,573
512,996,385
534,853,017
+
887,008
3,704,221
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
+ 28.0
—
524,041,303
Pueblo
(a)
Total
+
19,506.689
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
3,190.416
8,955,029
Worcester
+
4,756,165
St.
12,046,167
Springfield
3,848,080
6,106,191
Helena
Missouri—Kansas
1,412.735
Bedford
7,538,106
3,877,621
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
Omaha
3,193.210
River
Lowell
7,484,582
Dakota—Fargo
South
Lincoln
July 30
6,005.539
Massachusetts—Boston
+
111,739,076
Hastings
-
$
Portland
7,378,000
315.363,004
126,197,809
St. Paul
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
8,495,574
337,499,080
—
Minneapolis
North
showing the figures for each city and for the
Week Ended
Clearings at—
Minnesota— Duluth
16,518,733
;'+ 18.1
15,046,811
13,966,938
25,208.400
21,830,900
+ 15.5
30,611,100
30,291,300
2,236,125
2,374,502
5.8
1,682,903
2,588,568
711,900,339
652,312,758
9.1
624,849,675
(9
cities)
(a)
608,871,120
574,017,767
+
6.1
+
5.8
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-Dallas—
Texas—Austin
9,883,785
Fort
9,340,437
399,778,084
400,061,870
34,649,737
Dallas
34,185,010
6,993,000
Worth
Galveston
Wichita
7,039,000
6,047,788
7,108,042
0.1
310,655,813
321,972,394
+
1.4
26,887,809
34,155,485
+
0.7
5,646,000
6,022,000
636,811,774
—
+
Falls
5,749,138
Total
(6
cities)-.
6,644,917
—13.5
4,792,564
5,899,147
14,695,391
Louisiana—Shreveport
11,451,946
+ 28.3
10,764,940
10,660,456
471,795,135
468,077,180
+
0.7
364,794,914
155,522,391
+ 14.2
385,817,524
Twelfth Federal Reserve District- San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
Blnghamton
Washington—Seattle
Yakima
22,290,359
23,800.106
—
6.3
19,501,405
.
20,272,077
4,311,205
4,137,723
+
4.2
4,448,033
4.867,235
124,402,433
Buffalo
114,907,407
+
3.3
111,723,160
102,286,213
Elmira
.
2,301,509
Jamestown
,
2,428.602
1,946,242
10,239,692.031
9,723,917.040
34.247,036
26,681,515
+ 28.4
25,177,305
17,512,375
+ 15.5
16,215,124
15,783,344
—10.3
4,778,659
4,573.166
153,602,109
59,985,540
68,333,371
_
California—Long Beach
New
York
Rochester
1,939,115
+
18.7
2,017,096
1,821,080
9,447.927,975
'
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
25,545.934
28,474.983
28,092,049
27,659,181
Jersey—Newark
66,278,702
63,454,495
+
4.5
60,023,074
51,789,645
Northern New Jersey-
73.017,584
63,986,633
+ 14.1
59,207,339
56,364,073
10,614,738,759
10,070,757,634
5.4
8,506,358,927
9,757,013,792
New
Total
(11
citlea)
+
Santa
Grand
17,257,976
+ 18.3
11,646,074
15,351,896
11,271,684
514,926,924
17.6
486,587,814
491,650,744
16,446,122
+ 32.3
,16,146,747
5,072,413
(10
cities)
(110 cities)
(a)
9,318,115
1,106,182,869
Outside New York City—
♦Estimated,
4,948,772
10,919,541
-
total
58,955,388
+-22.4
Barbara
Stockton
Total
57.085,625
18,600,598
12,777,544
Jose
1,945,725
12.2
—
22,759,185
Francisco
San
8,178,003,617
3,562,493
150,983,859
21,754,206
San
5.3
+
154,163,159
4,283,179
146,148,631
15,119,923
.
1,956,350
+ 24.8
152,074,156
4.5
+ 19.0
+
605,396,246
Pasadena
26,286,619
20,223,374
177,581,075
182,816,081
t
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt Lake City
Clearings
959,049,112
20,067,853,379
18,554,646,426
9,828,161,348
8,830,729,336
operations
discontinued.
+
+
+
2.5
4,506,031
17.2
8,792,767
'
17,480,574
4,701,026
9,507,878
+ 15.3
904,529,000
917,628,701
8.2
16,552,249,946
17,541,605,081
+ 11.3
8,374,241,329
8,093,677,106
+
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(550)
46
Company and
Foreign Exchange Rates
3 Vz #
certifies daily to the Secretary
Products,
Gas
&
1st
mtge.
3:l4%
1st
mtge.
New
England
bonds,
series
Electric
&
411
412
Aug 31
Aug 31
B——
C
series
bonds,
Gas
preierred
SliOO par
Inc.—
Co.,
1
1
*
*
Sep
stock—Nov
coll. trust bonds
Inc.,
Water
3+4'/>
passed.
We give below a record for the week just
countries of the world.
Indiana
Page
Co.—
mortgage and
1st
Fibreboard
Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the
Pursuant to the
Date
Issue—
Utilities
Citizens
Association—
—Sep
1
415
1
1
1
416
415
417
1
413
1
4#
OF 1930
UNDER TARIFF ACT
BANK TO TREASURY
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
fund bonds
—Sep
St. Paul Union Depot Co., 314 #
1st & ref. mtge. bonds.Oct
Seaboard Air Line RR., 3%#
s. f.
debentures
Sep
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 4',4 # debs, due 1974—Sep
United Gas Improvement Co.,
FOREIGN
20-year
Roosevelt
JULY
Monetary
and
Country
Noon
Unit
TO
29
AUGUST
S
■
5#
York (Value In United States Money)
Aug. 1
Aug. 3
funds bonds—
sinking
Oil
1st
&
Refining
mortgage
Corp.—
sinking
Aug. 4
first mortgage bonds_-Sep
3#
$
S
ENTIRE
Company and
$
ISSUE
CALLED
Date
Issue—
Australia,
_
pound
Baltimore
.0717437*
.0717437*
.0717437*
Dominion of,
.0335802*
.0385802*
.0193500
.0198660
.0193330
Crucible
.325900
.203850
.325866
1.016623
.208700
.00435401*.
,
.208850
.-Sep
1
Power Co. Lt<*., 4 V4 # cum. s. f. pref. stock—Sep
3# convertible debentures due 1977—Sep
30
416
15
—Sep 20
Sep 12
417
*
Aug 15
417
.261766
.261742
.261650
2.700416
2.761757
2.761241
2.760416
Scott
.140030*
Scovill
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal,
escudo
Sweden, krona__—
.496766*
.496766*
.436766*
.496768*
.496766*
Seaboard
.0349000
.0349000-
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
Southeastern
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*"
.233325
Africa,
United Kingdom,
pound sterling—
.233316
.233300
2.773953
2 778434
2.777604
2.788125
2.789375
2.788854
2.787946
lion
all
at
District
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
a
and
an
banks;
member
reporting
changes were
the
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 3,
Assets—
Gold
—
205,998
+
1
—
17,417
221,716
—
223,415
+
2
+
395,072
+
29,651
advances
946,925
,+
397,608
—
and
471
+
110
—
11,296
+
958
+
loans
Acceptances—Bought
Govt,
outright
+
776,939
585
11,296
outright:
Bills
1.261,146
Certificates
2,520,076
—5,753,699
17,399.536
+5,753.699
Notes
—
Bonds
55,554
—
—
342,604
—4,079,715
in
amounts
but
all
$211
bought
under
outright—
23,982,508
—
290,800
—
Borrowings
Federal
from
U.
Reserve
Per
Stetson
8%
(John
B.)
preferred
preferred
&
Fund,
increased
assets and liabilities of reporting
342,604
curities
income)
mem¬
Fail
Total
Due
loans
from
Bank
and
foreign
Uncollected
23,982,508
securities—
3,851,016
items—
cash
57,711
—
assets
163,551
—
235,122
+
+
22
premises
other
24,941,200
banks
—.
199,612
_____
.
342,604
445,046
Loans
adjustedt
—
industrial, and.
+-
33
+
tural
432,691
4,047
-f
1
31,576
+
+
Loans
/ SSETS
50,660,090
153,790
+
purchasing
67,040
+
notes
Reserve
25,969,408
136,469
+
S.
bank—res.
accts._
13,837,643
acct.
683,826
Treasurer—gen.
Foreign
428,573
—
deposits
Deferred
Cii
415,223
availability cash items
liabilities
and
idends
+-
+
154,152
+
7,086
14,314
—
9.0R9
—
+
—
37 024
+
189,294
117,574
+
96,133
28,081
338,290
accrued
14,064
LIABILITIES
——
49,331,321
740
—
—
+
207,449
+
4?
790,483
paid
ill—
Surplus
(Section
7i
Surplus
(Section
13b)
capital
CAPITAL
of
note
deposit and F.
combined
__
liability on
ances
purchased for
correspondents
Indus trial
+
22,471
—
+
35,888
32,161
securities—total—
1,196
1,086
Treasurv
notes
8.739
—-
—
—
—
+
404
121
+
121
10
-H
+
418
+
+
+
80
+
30
2,386
banks
$3
157.
Class
Demand
Time
S.
demand
Domestic
Foreign
—
21
—
209
+-1,870
9,955
1,524
-
—
—
574
561
—
23
+
1G&
62)
+
From
+
Federal
others
—
0.9#-
of
*July
items
loan
after
and
shown
are
(San
revised
figures
20
banks
to
loans
individual
serves;
0.3#
832
————
840,526
R.
—
Banks_
Reserve
—
+
590
(quar.)—
91j
+
deduction
$1
of
re¬
District).
Supply,
tquar.)
—~
25,105
3,259
2,103
+
—
The condition statement of weekly
shows
the
Federal
+
16,709
259
+
869
Reserve
reporting member
System in.leading cities
changes for the week
ended July 27:
Decreases of $404 million in holdings
of United States Government securities, $209 million in
United States Government deposits, and $574 million in
demand deposits credited to domestic banks, and an
Increase of $550 million in demand deposits adjusted.
following
principal
loans in¬
million in
Chicago, and a total of $97 million at all reporting mem¬
ber banks.
Changes according to industry appear in
another press release.
Real estate loans increased $41
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural
creased $60 million in New York City, $12
million.
"Other"
loans
increased
$48 million.
Hoidipgs of Treasury bills decreased in five districts
and increased in the
others, but there was a net decrease
of $122 million at all reporting member banks; the prin¬
cipal decreases were $124 million in New York City
and $43 million in the Chicago District.
Holdings of
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $40 mil¬
8-16
8-16
1
8-19
9-
Co.,
(quar.)
Iron
Co.
8
8
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
1
1
9-15
10-20
9-23
10-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
7$1.12V2
—
9-
9-
1
8-15
9-10
8-31
$1.31 ',4
10-
1
9-17
20c
9-
1
35c
.__
——_
8-15
5
7-29
8-15
7-29
15c
9-15
8-31
31'/4c
—
8-
8-15
25c
—
8-15
15c
(quar.)
5#
8
88-
20c
(quar.)
Petroleum,
8-
8-15
40c
(quar.)
com.
8-25
8-15
$1.20
Inc
Sons,
9-10
8-15
25c
(quar.)
com.
&
Dessaur Co.
York
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
4
Corp.,
'A #
8-16
conv.
$1
9-
9
8-26
30c
10-
1
9-15
5 6 '/4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Yosemite
Park
Below
the
9-12
$1.10
(accum.l
(quar.)
&
10-
1
9-15
preferred
including
The date
a
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock called for redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
and
common
those
in
in which
volume
current
the details
were
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
dends
announced
(J. D.)
Adams
4%
1st
OF
ABC
Manufacturing Co.,
Industries,
convertible
5%
stock-
bond§
209
Acme
313
preferred
(quar.)
Refineries,
Ltd.
Sugar
A
American, Inc., 15-year 5#
PARTIAL
Company and
ACF
$50
Industries
par
American
5 #4#
5#
35/e%
Aug 15
*
Alloys,
Date
Investment Co.
prior
of
Ry.
1st mtge.
__—--Sep
Page
15
*
Acme
Wire
Hat
Adams
cum.
Co.—
bonds, series B,
stock
Co.
Co.
3
9-10
9-10
9-15
8-20
Inc.
A
common
Fund,
inc.
10-14
9-12
8-12
9-12
50c
9-12
8-26
12V2C
9-30
9-18
55c
(quar.)
11-
8-12
(10c
from
411
Agnew-Surpass
Shoe
Sep 30
*
from
net
invest¬
gains)
Reduction
4.50#
Co.,
preferred
Stores,
common
(quar.)
7-23
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)—
20c
8-15
10c
net capital
(quar.)
Aug 10
6-15
7'/2C
(quar.)
Inc.
and, 10c
Aeroquip Corp.
Air
1
40c
(accum.)
(quar.)
Stores,
410
*
due 19G8—,
10-
\ 10- 3
t$1.25
Inc.—
(quar.)
Aug 12
preferred stock
_
Engineering Co.—
Advisers
ment
Illinois—
preferred
8-15
10c
Class
preferred stock
1
1
*30c
—_
convertible preferred
Steel
Adam
REDEMPTION
Issue—
cumulative
Pacific
f. debentures
4
J12'Ac
Aluminum
$1.10
Inc.—-
cumul. conv.
Caterpillar Tractor Co., 4.20#
Central
s.
89-
9-
—
Extra
Textron
of Reo.
9-15
62V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acme
8
_.
8-25
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Holder1
Payable
20c
common
preferred
5#
Aug 22
,
in the
When
'
Aug
com.
& Gloversville RR.—
mortgage
being given
these
week,
Share
Vending Corp.
ACF
$1.20
Page
previous
The list does not include divi¬
Name of Company
Acadia-Atlantic
Date
5
Per
TENDER
Issue—
Fonda, Johnstown
this
8-
preceding table.
Common
NOTICE
Company and
8-20
give the dividends announced in
we
and not yet paid.
called
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location
the
30c
!
Co._
Curry
weeks
of
9-15
Wyandotte Worsted—
(Director omitted com. paymt. at this tiime)
Below will be found
banks
8-15
9-30
62V2C
—
Candle Co.—
B.t
preferred
Woodward
accept¬
foreign
1
12'/2C
pfd. (entire
issue callled on Aug.
16 at $52.50 per sh.
plus this dividend) Conv. to Aug. 15
gross.
Francisco
(J.
Woodley
9-
62 V2 C
(quar.)
(1951 series)
Baumer
Wolf &
valuation
^31 'Ac
12'/2c
(Clarence)
Whitman
&
8-15
1
25c
(quar.)—
(George), Ltd.. 4V2# pfd.
Williams
8-15
9-
9-12
(quar.)—
Corp. (increased)White Motor, 5!/4# pfd. (quar.)
Will
371
8-19
8-30
75c
Whirlpool
————-
7-29
1
—
preferred
Weston
8-20
9-
68:(/4c
,
(quar.)
Auto
4.80#
8-12
1
8-15
9-
40c
Petroleum,'70c pfd.
Western
579
+
Borrowings:
From
*
158,790
+
8,321
tExclusive
45.3#
4,144
+ 1,407
550
—
deposits:
banks
banks
21,539
Govt
except U. S.
Government deoosits
Interbank
+
£6,416
adjusted
deposits
deposits
8-31
10c
A
Westates
Liabilities—
5
8-18
12 >/2 c
preferred (1952 series) (quar,)—.
Utilities, Co., 4.40# pfd. (quar.)
5#
187
8-17
10-
9
9-
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
5#
1
10-J5
—
Extra
15
+
—
(increased)
Weingarten (J), Inc., com.
140
—
1
9-
20c
>
conv.
9-
~
20c
iquar.i——
Washburn Wire
487
160
—
602
8-18
8-18
$1.50
(quar.)—————
(Northam)
2
2
$1.12 #2
—
Oil
8-24
99-
8c
Year-end
Warren
1
invests
pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Tel & Tel, 5'A# pfd. (quar.j___
2,053
—
net
(from
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5#
Co.
8-12
8-13
60c
4
(Pa.), 4'A # pfd. (quar.)
6#
partic. pfd. (quar.)
Appliance Corp.
Mfg. Co
Walgreen
9-
$1.12 y-t
(quar.)—
Vendorlator
—1.849
—1,668
981
domestic
—2,060
40
13,812
Banks-
Reserve
1,493
122
1,186
Federal
with
+ 1,260
48*
—
8,689
vault
Balances
41
,
+•',
—
—
with
in
+')•
_—
banks
to
Reserves
Cash
—
securities
Loans
+
9,280,
——
bills
Other
331
Utility
7,978
bonds
+
2
,
8-20
25c
(quar.)——————
Cooler.
9-10
8-17
$1.25
_______
_____——
Southern
Utah
'
certificates of indebtedness
S.
803
-
Treasury
U.
2,002
+
48
—
1,206
——,—
Government
+
,
43,768
—
.
50,660,590
commitments—
loan
109
+
re¬
liabilities
Contirigent
296,394
660,901
27,543
144,431
AND
ACCOUNTS
certificate
gold
to
serves
_
accounts
LIABILITIES
TOTAL
Ratio
2,808
carrying securities
purchasing or carry¬
Treasury
U.
Capital Accounts—
Capital
Other
S.
loans
+
9-15
America—
_______
Corp.
Telephone
1
53 %c
preferred:—_—_
5#
Inc.—
Science
Fund
United
8-24
10-
25c
(quar.)
Funds,
United
8
15c
(s-a)
2
20 c
common
of
Co.
preferred
United
5,810
8-10
99-
75c
West Texas
——
TOTAL
—
20,400.162
3,147,687
—
31,414
225,993
—
- +
400,120
—
_______
Other
Total
+
.
Member
U.
Other
Other
»
U.
Federal
Deposits:
*
,<■>'
.
+
97*
8-26
25c
(quar.)———
Parts,
Elastic
Universal
loans
estate
+ 4,163
139
4*
23,526
or
for
255
Inc.,
(quar.)
United
for
dealers
and
ing securities
840,526
Real
Liabilities—
Biscuit
income)
—.—
brokers
to
44,064
——
loans
Other loans
TOTAL
Auto
—
1
15c
iquar.)
(initial)
Electric,
Common
agricul¬
Commercial,
124,726
—
84,914
adjustedt
and
;
.
investments
Loans
8
(Hartford)—
Insurance
preferred
$4.50
8-
9-
10c
common
United
1954
8-29
9-15
25c
—
Producing
(qiu.r.)
Tuug-Sol
July 20,
1955
8-15
1
realized
Thompson
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
8-15
8-12
9-
27c
Iquar.i
from
_
Gulf
Texas
The
United
1955
se¬
-
-
_____
preferred
(217/10c
Inc.
Decrease (—) Since
July 20,
8-31
8-26
50c
gains and 3 3/10c from investment
4.30%
July 27,
8-15
37J/2C
_
(quar.i
4.32'+
Fenn,
capital
follows:
banks
8-15
8-15
3oc
Taylor
New
A summary of
1
1
8-31
5c
_
_
Travelers
ber
99-
5c
_
(quar.)
Transit Corp.
Syracuse
_
creased $160 million.
103,000
—
(quar.i
Holdera
50c
_
„
<s-a)
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
Drug Co., com.
Texas
Banks
53
458
181.
Share
$62 million at all reporting member banks. Borrowings
from others increased $91 million.
Loans to banks in¬
•
„—
Government
S.
Volume
Industries. Inc. (quar.)__
Timken
Roller Bearing (quar.)—
Transtates Petroleum, 6#
preferred
repurchase
agreement
Total
55,554
—
tin
'
(Continued from page 12)
Increase ( + ) or
Total
Held
this issue.
Superior Tool & Die
of the other districts.
one
-Sep
1
Aug 15
f. debentures-
s.
Name of Company
6#
increased
adjusted
$66 million in the Chicago District but they decreased
in seven other districts, resulting in a net decrease of
+4,370,515
2,801,750
deposits
*
DIVIDENDS
Sun Ray
million in
New York City, $158 million in the Chicago District,
$46 million in the Cleveland District, and by smaller
12,328
+
securities:
Bought
stock
1960
due
principal
102,789
12,368
—
preferred
Co.—
bonds
decrease of $30 million in the Cleveland
increase of $34 million in New York
$81 million was in New York City.
Demand
1
20,994,241
cash
Discounts
Industrial
S.
1954
+
833,137
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks.—
U.
Aug. 4,
1955
20,161,104
———
Redemption fund for F, R. notes
Other
July 27,
1955
certificates
shares
Co.—
Petroleum Co., 4V2#
in
preferred
City.
thousands of dollars)
,
Telegraph
gold
5#
Service
pfd. stock
conv.
conv.
convertible
Announcement
in the
(In
Public
Union
30-year
Holdings of Treasury notes decreased $48 million
Chicago District and a ttftal of $121 million at all
reporting member banks.
Holdings of United States
Government
bonds decreased $121 million, of which
4.30#
$2.12
Co.,
cumulative
Woodley
Nominal,
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Finance
Western
*
*
—-Sep 30
cumulative preferred stock——
Manufacturing Co.,
6#
.233300
2.777708
.2.787946
pound
.233325
2.777604
franc
—Aug 19
prelerence stock—__
4%
S2
Paper,
.140030*
South
111
Saguenay
.261764
2.760519
.140080*
of
8
Aug 12
1967—Aug
Corp.—
preference stock—________
Co.,
Ltd.,
.140030*
Union
Chemical
&
preferred stock—'
Chemical
Corp..
.140080*
Switzerland,
412
*2692
Inc.,
Moore
krone
Norway,
1
Sep 30
—Nov
subordinated debentures due
conv.
cumulative
Monroe
2.737916
.
.0300550
■
preferred
Corp.—
Rayonier,
5#
.208700
2.783953
.0200580
5#
Aluminum
Kaiser
stock
stock-—
Inc., $100 par preferred
convertible
214
*
*2693
416
.261800
__
1
.0800560
.208300
2.789875
.0800560
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
*2690
410
411
412
20-year debentures due 1965—Aug 20
America, 5% conv, pid. stock
Aug 25
of
Acceptance
15-year
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.208800
.
.00435401*
,00285625
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Co.
Products
Co.,
General
.00285625
.
2.788125
.203750
Fireboard
Frito
.237314*
.00235625
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'
.00435401*
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Mexico, peso—
.325300
.203800
1.015552
.208300
1.016302
.325966
1.016405
.00285625
—
.
*
1
Dec
Sep
Consolidated Cigar Corp.,
.0193562
.237317*
rupee
bonds, series C & J, due 1995-.
4'/2#
cumulative preferred stock
mtge,
Brothers
Butler
1
Ohio RR.—
&
gen.
.0335802*
.325800
Germany, Deutsche Mark.
&
.0335302/*
,00435401*
Ireland, pound—
Ref.
2.221530
2.222194
2,222609
2.221613
.208750
franc
Page
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR. 5# cumul. pfd. shrs._Oct
.133333*
.0717437*
1.015937
*
(Metropolitan),
India,
.200000*
.133333*
.0198500
Malaysia, Malayan dollar.
dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
France
.200000*
.133333*
.0385802*
Belgium, franc--.—
British
.200000*
.133333*
2.221530
__
Austria, schilling
Canada,
.200000*
.133333*
—
___
Preferential
.200000*
.0717487*
Basic
*
Thursday
Aug. 2
S
.
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
July 29
peso—
INCLUSIVE
1955,
Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers In New
Friday
Argentina
4,
9-
1
8-15
UOc
9-
1
7-23
35c
9-
3
8-18
$1.12 Ya
$1.12#2
9-
3
8-18
Number 5453
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Radio
Aircraft
Canton
Akron
Alabama
(s-a)
Corp., common
Gas
3.50%
preferred
Alabama
Inc.
Aldens,
4.37',2
&
1
8-
9
15c
12-
1
1
9-16
1
9-16
9-15
8-31
434%
9-15
10-
1
Howell
Ai
414%
Co.,
(quar.)
10%
1
Berkshire
60c
9-30
9-
1
Lest
$1.09%
1
Bethlehem
Hathaway,
$1.08*4
$1.12Vi
10- 1
10-1
(quar.)^.
$1.183/4
10-1
9-12
10c
9-15
9- 1
Central-Illirio)*,
3-1-56
9-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-12
Central
9-
1
As
Company
Steel
Corp.,
9-
9-
9
8-12
(quar.)
20C
8-17
7-29
Louisiana
4.50%
8-12
Central
8-31
7-20
Central Soya Co.
1
8-10
Centra*
:
5uc
8-15
7-25
Certain-Teed
$1.75
9-
1
8-
8
Cessna
10-
1
9-
2
Chain
10%
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
25c
8-16
8-30
15c
(increased)--
&
South
4%
Corp.,
preferred
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
Ltd.
Aluminium,
Aluminum
Chambersburg Engineering (quar.)__
Champion Paper As Fibre, com. (quar.)
7-29
Biriman
9-10
8-25
Black
34c
9-
1
8-20
$4.50
7-29
4.20%
preferred
(quai.)
$1.05
9-
1
8-20
Chance
(quar.)__.
75c
10-20
9-23
5.56%
preferred
(quar.)
28 VaC
9-
1
8-20
Chahning Corp.
$1
9-1
8-15
4.75%
$1.18%
9-
1
8-20
Chase
dividend)
100%
8-15
7-20
Blackstone
30c
8-15
7-30
4.25%
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-15
30c
9-14
8-15
20c
8-13
7-30
75c
9-30
9-17
15c
9-
1
8-22
Chicago Dock
$3.75
15c
11-30
11-lb
9c
8-15
preferred
4%
7-25
35c
9-15
9-
1
Chicago Rock Island As Pacific RR.
21c
9-
00
w
Cincinnati
5%
3'/a%
Tobacco, com.
5
7-29
9-10
8-19
convertible
1
1
8-
Note
preferred
1
8-
1
Co.,
(quar.)
Cable
Chain
&
American
Colortype
American
Electronics
1
9-16
9-
1
8-15
Borax Consol.
9-
1
8-15
Borden
Tiling
Corp.
Fund
10-
1
9-
6
Boston
Real
7-27
Boston
8-10
9-
2
25c
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
,
8-30
8-16
Brillo
9-26
9-12
Brockton
45c
9-10
9-
1
8-15
30c
9-20
8-13
convertible
Meter
10-
03
1
1
Brown
H
Co.,
on
8-20
8-
35C
9-24
9-
9-
Farms
Co.,
9-15
1
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-29
preferred
$2.36 preferred
$1.10 preferred
9-30
Armco Steel
1
9-
1
30c
9-
9
Puritas
As
15c
Charlotte
Air
1
7-29
9-30
8-31
Calif.
.
1
8-
1
9-30
9-
9
Calif.
9-
8
8-
5
4.40%
9-
8-
5
5.30%
convertible
8-
5
5.28%
9-
1
8-19
5.36%
8-13
7-29
5.20%
12c
45C
$1.31 J/4
10c
\9-
1
1
8-12
8-15
$1.25
$4.50
(quar.)
9-
30c
12 Vic
Coileries
Fund
Ealanoed
Baldwin
6%
com.
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—2—
Baltimore Radio Show (quar.
Bangor As Aroostook RR. Co;, 5% pfd. (quar.)
4Vi%
Bathurst
Power As
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.
Beam (J.
B.)
Class
$1.50
A
150
5c
common-
~i
:
Mills, -common
.
2V,%
125c
(quar.)—.
135c
preferred- (quar.)———
Beaunit
'
(quar.)-.-_______;I.^_—_
(increased)-.
$5 preferred (quar.)—
—
—-—-
37 Vic
$•1.25
8-
1
3
(A.
4%%
S.)
Shoe, common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)2^—
1
40C
8-15
7-29
3
25c
$1.18%
4j/2%
$3
1
99-
1
8-12
9-
1
8-
1
8-15
5
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
1
9-
1
8-15
8-24
8-
9
1
9-
9
Freightways, common
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Laundries
(quar.)
6%
35c
(quar.).
1st
Consolidated Natural Gas
Water
Consolidated
Power
$1.50
25c
37Vic
(quar.)
As
12-
1
Consumers
50c
100% 1
8-
5
preferred
$4.16
9-
17V2C
8-16
7-29
8-15
8-
1
$4.52 preferred
33Vec
8-15
7-29
33c
8-15
7-29
4%
quar.)___
(quar.)
(quar.)
Water
Container Corp.
(Me.)
(quar.)
of America,
(quar.)
preferred
Continental Can,
common
Continental
Common
5%
(stock
7-29
55c
$1.04
$1.12Va
$1.13
15c
8-20
10- 1
7-21
10- 1
10- 1
8-30
8-20
9- 1
9-15
10- 1
9-
2
9-
2
75c
$1
75c
93%c
(quar.)J_
com.
Corp.,
8-19
9-
1
8-10
8-15
7-29
i!5c
8-15
7-29
10-
1
9-10
UOc
10- 1
9-18
itoc
l-T-56
12-1$
t31V4C
10-1
8-31
l31V4c
10-
1
8-33
t20c
8-22
8-
8-22
8-
1
1
8-
8
1
8-15
,110c
inc.)
9-
9-
1
7-14
Electric
Extra
1
8-18
40c
9-
1
8-12
75C
9- 9
8-30
—
—
9-
9
8-30
1
8-15
$2.o0
tl5c
93J/4c
(quar.)
8-15
per share plus
to Aug.
20
5%
9-
U3c
8-31
8-15
25c
25c
20c
50c
t50c
112c
11-30
11-18
125c
e-31
8-19
11-30
11-18
8-10
7-20
$1.05
8-10
7-20
1
50c
9-20
9-
$1.25
S- I
8-15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
Central of Georgia Ry. Co-—
preferred series A and B
b% preferred-series A and B
8-26
9-15
8-15
9-1
As Forster,
Crum
this dividend)
$0.7639
$2
9-30
8-25
9-15
9-
2
8-1
11-
1
7-29
12-14
9-
9
8-31
8-23
9-
9
8-
9
y8-16
7-15
8-19
8-12
convertible
-
8%
preferred
(quar.)
(accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar, 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Curtis Publishing, $7 pieferred (quar.)
Crystal Oil Refining,
$4
prior preferred
(quar.)
non-cum.
$2
non-cum,
$L75
9-29
10- 1
'oc
,
Curtiss Wright Co.—
$2
$1.25
12-20
0-
9
12- ft
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Dallas
Power
As Light,
(stock
£ividend)__—
4Vi % 'pfd.
(quar.)_
9-16
9-
1
9-15
AU* L
$1.75
_
class A
class A
Daitcb Crystal Dairies
8-2S
9-15
$0 pfd.
«
»oc
50c
» 28
3%
8-15
$1.13
8-20
'
5%
,
8-25
8-26
(entire
issue
at $110
preferred
convertible
5%
5
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
S-20
40C
v
9-15
9- l
10- 1
9-13
called for redemption on Aug. 25
8-31
125c
Class B
11-15
8-15
1-1-56
9-30
7-a«
of America—
9-
75c
Products, class A (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
8-15
$1.0o
75c
56 'Ac
(quar.)
8-25
b
(quar.)—
Steel Co.
9-10
9-10
9-10
9-10
-
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
Central Cold Storage
Crucible
9-10
8-20
$2.50
tl7Vic
common
Corp.—
Common stock dividend
$4.20 preferred
8-20
$2.50
preferred (quar.)—
—-——
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)—
$2
8-10
9-27
9-10
37Vic
Crown Zellerbach
9-
Inc.,
9- 1
8-15
15c
Crown Cork &
10c
Co.,
8-30
50c
62Vic
75c
25c
20c
—
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
Quarterly
—Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd. (quar.)—
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)__
Crain
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)
Crane Co., 33/4%
preierred (quar.)——
Crompton Az Knowles Loom Works
1—r
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)—
As Seal
9-15
9-12
50c
20c
—
Cork
5
8-19
8-25
3%
Copperweld Steci Co., com. (increased)
5% conv. pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Cornell Paperboard
Products (quar.)
Coro,
Inc.
(quar.)_—_
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (quar.)——
Crown
8-
3144c
—
dividend)
(stock
Co.
8-15
10%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
7-29
Co.,
Central Foundry,
7-29
9-20
(25c
Trust,
(quar.)
preferred
A
1
9- 2
Industries—
dividend)—
(quar.)____.
preferred
8-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
Copper As Steel
$3.75
(quar.)____
common
(initial
$4.50 preferred
45c
7-29
Co.,
10-
$37Vic
Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
Power
7*15
Paper—
Increased quarterly
Stock dividend
Consumers
8-31
J-Al
9-15
9- 1
8-15
Canada
Consolidated
17V2C
I25C
1
8
1
8
1
1
9-
8-15
9-
9-
8-15
10-
the
9-
7-29
9-10
1
9-1
8*10
12-10
9-
12-10
124fee
+30c
net invest,
Caterpillar Tractor, com. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
^
8-12
8-15
88-
UOc
Class B
9-10
-
1
(quar.)
com.
9-15
10- I
30c
23c
56'/4C
-
(quar.)
preferred
Class
9-10
10- 1
8-15
8-15
$32 Vic
Catelli Food
9-22
10-
1
-2QC
(quar.)
9-22
10-
"
Beck
12V2C
8-
^
Carrier
8-31
10-
3
8-15
1
'
4
9-15
1
8-15
27 Vic
6
9-
9-
9-
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-30
8-1$
12-15
138c
8-
8-19
Carpenter Steel
_
$37*
quar.)
8-15
9-1C
8-15
9-15
1
8-19
9-14
9-15
8-15
1
1
8-
25c
10c
8-15
9-
9-26
1
8-15
}25c
35c
10c
8-25
8-
Ltd.__
115c
(quar.)
9-15
8-15
$1.37Va
Inc., 40c preferred
1$ 1.25
Carpenter Paper Co.
10-
Connohio Co.,
3
8-11
$1
(Toronto)—
Quarterly
'Quarterly
Congoleum-Nairn
(Increased
Connecticut Light As Power,
2-—
9-15
15c
Asso.
Power
8-
8-25
:
Connecticut
8-11
8-16
common.,.:
(quar.)
Life
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
1
Paper, Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
~
Cos.,
Utilities,
10-
175C
Distilling,
Stock dividend
Canadian
$1.12 '/a
$1.-43%
(quar.)——i___
.Canadian Oil
Carlisle Corp.
9-
preferred
1
9-
Coppermines Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Engineering (quar.)____
Co.—
Investment
9-15
1
8-15
110c
International
1
9-15
6
31V4C
Ltd., common
10-
9-30
9-
125c
(From
$1
10-
5
8-
(quar.)
Carborundum Co.
25c
8-15
Mortgage Corp.—
9-15
20%
(quar.)
of California
:
12-30
$1.25
P.
1
8-12
——
1
Refractories, common (quar.)_
dividend.
—i.
:
preferred
9-30
A
Canadian
1
10-14
8-15
$1.1272
<quar.)_
Ltd,
10-
Stock
5%%
2
1-13-56
(quar.)
Foundries,
Canadian Fund. Inc.
7-29
9-
Natural Gas,
Consolidated Bakeries of
Special
Special
Class
8
9-
Concord
9-1
9-19
15c
Consolidated
100th anniversary bonus
—
100th anniversary bonus
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)__
$1.25 convertible preference (quar.)
Canadian Car & Foundry Ltd., com. (quar.)
9-14
9-15
A
40c
-
4%
Basin Oil
9-
$1.50
preferred-, -(quar. > —1—
;
Permanent
$1.50
preferred- (quar.)——j—
6%
Baltimore Gas-As Electric,
Easic
Canada
8-15
8
27c
———
Sugar Co., Ltd.
Ltd., common
1
9-16
10-
9-10
t20c
8-19
1
25C
10-29
9-
1
10-10
J12V2C
(quar.)__
9-
8-
,16C
Hotel, Inc.
Commoil, Ltd. (s-a)
50c
8-
37'Ac
Commodore
8
(resumed)
Copeland Refrigeration (increased quar.)-—
8-15
8-
5
Cook
8-10
8-29
5
8-
8-31
Iron
9-30
8-15
1
7-20
$5
8-
Class
11c
8-
9- 9
(s-a)
8-15
Canada
10c
Insurance
9-15
Canada Foils,
8-10
8-15
50c
75c
(quar.)
10-14
(Boston)
45c
8-22
1
Life
8-
$103
.
10-14
1
11-
50c
Mutual
10-
Issue
.
11-1
8-15
$1.06 xk
(quar.)
1
preferred
8-10
...
(quar.)
1
7-29
I4c
Ltd.
common
9-
9-
31c
(quar.)
2
9-16
9-
Quarterly
»
-
9-
9-15
9- 1
10-1
9-22
8-15
(quar.).
10-29
com.
(quar.).—
9-13
$2
20c
Combined Enterprises, Ltd.—
New common
(Initial quar.).
7-29
8-15
I._
D
7-25
9-30
$1.12V2
(increased quar.)__
'
(quar.)
Columbus
5
7-29
$1.30 pref.
Inc.—
.of. Canada
Piano -Co.,
5
8-
8-15
20c
pfd. (quar.)
(from Invest, inc.)
8-
1
8-15
9-15
(quar.)/—
"A"
5
1
9-
8-15
Canada As Dominion
"
——
8-
9-
5j/2%
—
8-20
1
8-15
10c
10c
(monthly)
;
common
Carbon Co. (quar.)
Columbian National Life Insurance
Consumers
(quar.)
preferred
7-29
9-
10c
Gas System
Confederation
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
8-25
8-15
Columbian
5
31J/4C
31'Ac
(quar.)
8
8-
32 Vic
15C
—
8-
1
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
(incr. quar.)
9-16
1
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry (quar.)
Canada Cement Co., Ltd., com.
(quar.)—__
9-16
1
1
9-
33 Vic
50c
(quar.)—
non-voting non-cum.
Ayrshire
10-
9-
I0c
at
1
Columbia Pictures—
Columbia
ex¬
Semi-annual
8-19
1
8-
8-12
California-Western States Life Insurance—
7-29
1
8
8-16
9-1
of America—
preferred (quar.)w—
1"
Co.—
California Packing Corp.
9-
4'/2%
Power,
1
preferred E (quar.)-—
convertible preferred F tquar. )—
conv. preferred G and H (quar.)__
5.08%
8fl2
9-
8-31
Common
2
9-10
10-
62'/2c
Colorado As Southern Railway—
4% 1st non-cumulative preferred
9-16
convertible
56 V»C
—
1
8-10
87V2C
(monthly)
(monthly)
$4.25 preferred
—_
1
25c
Central
Common
9-
jshares
(entire
Sept.
com.
Corp.
Service
1
9
.
Packing
Water
,9-15
30C
(s-a)—-
new
four
9-
Quarterly
Colorado
25c
Telephone
preferred C
9
Axe-Hougliton Fund
Interstate
California
9-
of
B
Distributing
California Electric Power,
California
27 Vac
being
50c
(quar.)
+50C
participating preferred
>*L50 participating preferred
1
(quar.)—
Colonial Life Insurance Co.
30 c
%
8-10
(quar.)
9-
$1.05
$1.50
1
8-
Automatic Steel Products,
&
8-
8-
Aunor Gbld Mines. Ltd
Storage
8-
9-12
Newspapers, Inc.—
8-18
10c
Cold
1
9-12
Class A cornm<ra
11-18
87'/a c
share plus
1
50c
fugusta
1
Concen¬
dividend)-
on
9-
(quar.)
Atlas Plywood Cprp., $1.25 con v. pfd.
12-
$1,121/2
preferred
9-
.
(quar.)
8-19
$1
shares
(stock
redemption
59C
1:
com.
for
Co.
4 Va %
Bros.,
1
50c
Co.
1
effective June 21.
8-
.12 Vac
As
—
shares
1
(Conn.)—
Finance1
9-
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
25c
——
class
9-
RR.
Atlas
of
25c
Co.
Atlantic Refining Co.,
Terminal
S33/4C
(quar.)__—__-„t
Cochran
8-15
1
7-20
9-
1
35c
8-15
8-31
8-15
1
1
15,c
8-31
Co.
8-1
8-15
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware^—
Class A (stock div.). (Two shs. of the 20c
pref.-for each share held)
Foil
8-19
.9-
9-
15c
9c
(increased quar.)
B
six
share
common
8-12
75c
25c
common. Each share
9-15
Co.
Co.
and
1
(quar.)
Ry.
1
Extra
9-16
9-15
Atlantic Coast-Line
Atlantic
Mining
10-
_______
Line
1
8-
10'4
receives
A
8-15
1
10-
(quar.)
$3
this dividend)
Butler Manufacturing Co.Byllesby (H. M.), 5% preferred (quar.)—
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% preferred (accum.)
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
Calaveras Cement (quar.),—
per
8-15
Atlantic Coast
Line
8-
1
—__
quar.)
new
8-10
9-1
87'/2c
(monthly)
40c
62VaC
_______
Foods
J50c
A
each
new
called
8-10
9'
class
8-10
1
$1.12y2
(quar.)
Monthly
9-19
1
9-
—
(ouar.)
$1.06 V»
Goods, com. (increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—————
Corp.
(Initial
quar.)—
Atchison, Topeka & .Santa fe Ry-.—
Si
1
9-
25c
31c
1
9-12
120c
<quar.)_
514%
Atlanta
Bush
8-10
25c
Astron
(quar.)
1
9-
-
'quar.)
Mfg.
Sullivan
&
1
9-
40c
(quar.)_;
25c
(s-a;
Burry Biscuit. $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Terminal Buildings
(initial)-
8-31
9-
87 Vac
Associated Dry
Common
9-15
50c
—
pfd.
Water
10-
Bush
8-11
4i>,c
preferred (quar.).
Equipment Corp., 4'/?%
Arrowhead
of
Butler
(quar.)—
$3.75
Aro
"
8-10
.•»*.
common
preferred
Clinton
1
95c
pref
B
and
7
11-
Corp. (quar.)—
Armstrong Cork Co.,
10-
25c
$1.25
(quar.)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.
8-
(quar.)
Cleveland As Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd.
4%
special guaranteed
(quar.)
9-15
1
8-15
$1.10
dividend
class
8
ti5e
common
10-
Co.
(initial)
common
$4.50
.$1.10
(quar.)
changed for
1
9-
—
/—
(quar.)-—
(quar.)—
<qUar.)____
8-
——
preferred (quar.)—-——i'__i_
Public Service, common-.
Arizona
$2.50
Power,
Controller
Clore Chemical Co.
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A pref
Above
8-10
25%
—
common—
Arkansas-Missouri
40c
20c
2nd
Class
f
Argo Oil (quar.)—-——
—
Argus Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp. (quar.)——
4.65%
4%%
8-25
9-
37 Vac
—
participating preferred
9-15
(initial)
(increased
Burns &
5
50c
(quar.)___
Anvil Brand, Inc., class A (quar.)—
$3
8-
8-31
60c
Anheuser-Busch
Arden
9-30
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)—
8-26
1
34 %C
(quar.)——
9-15
4%
6
$1.75
tquar.)—
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auto Stamping (quar.)
Investing Co., common______
New
3V2%i
9
85C
$5 prior preferred
(quar..)________
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A
Hill
Stock
3 9-t-?
8-15
Sanitary
(quar.)——1.
(quar.)
9-30
Quarterly from net investment income
9-13
12-90
30c
"
Common
62 Vac
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)____
common.
8-15
8-26
trating
9-
$1
Clayton As Lambert Mfg. (quar.)
Clearfield As Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleyeland Electric Illuminating—
7-30
Zinc/Lead & Smelting—
dividend
8-
1
8-15
—
Stock
1
9-
8-15
Bunker
9-15
4
L-
9-15
1
3
8-19
15c
1
8-
7-15
10-
$1
12-21
5%
9-
8-15
8-16
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5
25c
(quar.)
1-3-56
25c
$1
Corp., common < (increased quar.)________
7%
preferred (quar.)
Axherican Smelting As Refining tquar.)
American
com.
30c
$1.25
Co..
$1.50
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)—
Budget Finance Plan (stock dividend)—
Bullock Fund, Ltd.—
9-
9-13
$1.25
1
Electric
4
8-
9-lp
9-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas As
8-
8-26
9-15
10-18
1
9-
8-15
Inc.
8-26
j
9-12
J25C
—
\
Bullock's
1
15c
9-15
1
9-
ii_
1/
9-
1
$ic
r
8-
1
$1.25
p.d.
*
5
8-10
1
9-
U-Z6
8-
9-15
9-19
9-
1
25c
9-
9-15
9-
(quar.)
Clark
9-
9-15
8-15
$2
§i
Canal
As
8-15
20c
1
1
8-25
30c
9-
9-
8-15
Rubber
9-15
75c
20c
&
1
9-30
8-15
City
112 Vac
(qua..)
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
50c
8-24
Brown
50c
tquar.;
Works, 6%
preferred (quar.)--
<das«
5%
Gas
Apartments
Sharpe
7-30
$1.12 Vi
1
9-
Brown
"•10
1
7-J5
9-
56 V»c
A
(quar.)
Stores
common
8-15
8-15
,
9-12
J72 V2C
class
Burlington Industries, com
American Water
55c
30c
(quar.)
50c
Bryant Chucking Grinder (quar.)__—
Buck Hill Falls Co. (quar.)
—s
:
'. .5% %
Bank
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___^
15c
Common
50c
preferred
Co.
taannalian
10c
-
Brooklyn Garden
$1
Foundries
8-10
50c
9
9-
"
Steel
8-20
City
9
A
(quar.)
President Lines
Tobacco
15c
Cities Service Co.
9-
preferred
American
8-31
(quar.)______
7-29
.
9-
_—
American
Co.
9-12
9-10
9-14
8-26
50c
Rubber
As
Ltd.,
preierred
25c
(quar.)—
American
1
Inc
Taunton
25c
B
(onarJ
Pulley Co. (quar.)_
Radiator
As
Standard
10-
50c
Class
pielerreu
8-10
9-30
—
6%
1
9-30
<quar.)__
<quar.)__
'£%
9-
23c
(quar.)_:
(quar.)_——
A
American
8-10
10- 1
25c
Milling Machine, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans As Texas Pacific Ry.
9
27 Vac
Ciass
American
1
9-
50c
5
$l.l2'/2
Cincinnati
8-
37 Vic
fl 12M>
(quar.)_
Pipe As Construction Co.
*merlcan Potash & Chemical—
$4
7-29
.._
(quar.).,^
Co.
B.)
50c
preferred
Co.
•
/
American
7-20
1
J.)—
N.
.
9
9-
lie
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. <quar.)
4.40% preferred series B
(quar.)——__
8-10
20c
Mig.
$3.80
7-29
8-15
5c
;_
common
Hose
Broadway-Hale
8-10
9
8-20
87 V2C
(quar.)
9-
15c
_
■
9-
income)
preference
(quar.)
Bridgeport Brass Co., common
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
<quar.>__,
1
50c
$2.90
15c
(quar.)
Co.
5c
Trust
Estate
*3
4%
(quar.)
investment
Cordage,
B
».
Bridge & Tank of Canada, Ltd.—
9-15
1
9-15
Metal Co., Ltd.—
American
8-10
Special
Chicago As Eastern Illinois RR.—
and
gams
5%
common
(A.
Chilton Co.
(quar.)
Airways,
Class
7-21
8-15
10-
65c
preferred (quar.)
Metal Products,
50c,
8- 4
(quar.)__
preferred
4 Vi %
60c
(lrom
Woven
Brantford
7-21
8-22
12 V2C
:
(Newark,
American
5 Vi %
Boston
50C
Semi-Annual
4%%
6
34 3/4 C
(quar.)—
Co.
9-
35c.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)..
Insurance
8-15
1
3 V2C
:
(quar. i__:
Hospital Supply
1
braniff
Products
American
8-10
Common
Shares
(interim)
preferred
9-
75c
(quar.)
American
Ltd.
Corp.,
10-
45c
American
(quar.)
25c
—
Power
Foreign
Home
American
Co.
3l/2%
(quar.)
of
income)
(2c lrom capital
earnings)
from
3c
Trust
Corp.
Lorg-Warner
(quar.)________
Furniture
American
Bondstock
5
10-
iquar. )__
j
1
Brass
&
investment
20c
(quar.)--—_—
Gas & Electric
American
8-
Louis)—
ist.
(quar.)
Encaustic
Enka
American As
American
Aluminum
Investment
(From
87 Vic
:
(quar.)
preferred
America
8-19
50c
(quar.)
*Atf^rtcan Can Co., common
American
Bohn
5
$1.25
common
(quar.)
From investment income
9-15
_—
Quarterly from net incomeTV
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.
Inc.
Bond
9-
10-
American Box Board Co. (increased quar.)__
American business Shaies—
American
Bell
30c
Bank
(quar.)
Blue
5
75c
Quarterly
6%
preierred
(quar.)
9-15
9-
l$1.32
(quar.)
preferred
(quar. 1
Blue
10-
(quar.)
common
Automobile Insur. Co.
American
6%
+25c
(quar.)
Airlines, common
American
Co.
Bloch Bros.
Ltd.—
preferred
American
Blaw-Knox
(quar.)
Aggregates,
8-
8-25
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—
2
(quar.)
8-15
9-
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
Valley Gas As Electric—
preferred
7-30
25c
5 Va% 2nd preferred (quar.)__
Amalgamated Leather Co.—
6%
convertible preferred (quar.)
American
Light,
9-10
93 ^c
(quar.)
of Canada,
Co.
&
8-15
tquar.)
common
preferred
Aluminum
(quar.)
Power
37 Vic
—
t55c
America,
8-16
50c
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
Chicago Corp., $3 pref. (quar.)_
Electric
Hills
$2
quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
of
Co.
8-29
25c
"
7-29
:—,
Cement
Portland
7-29
9-16
(quar.)
8-10
(quar.)
2
Extra
Alpha
7-29
8-15
iquar.)_^
8-10
(stock
Corp.
8-31
8-15
23c
25c
8-17
(quar.)___
Thermal
Allied
33c
(quar.i
14c
common
7-18
(quar.)_
25c
Allied Stores
8-15
8-iO
(quar.)
Service
50c
preferred <s-a)
Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)
7%
Allied
1
9-1
40c
Corp.
Products
Co.
8-
8-15
35c
40c
West
Public
Aircraft Co.
9-12
$1.12Vi
(quar.
Vermont
Belt
(increased)
tquar.i_____
Utility (s-a)
9-
$1.18%.
,—
(quar.)
com.
Electric, com.
preferred
Public
$1.75
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.
preferred
17c
Central
25c
(quar.)
9-15
9
Securiites,
(quar.)
Inc.
75c
Allied Control Co., com.
2-
(quar.)
preferred
25c
^-i-
—
preferred (quar.)_„
Corp. (stock dividend)
8-
(quar.)
Dye
(quar.)_
common
preferred
8-12
(increased)__
11-10
(quar.)_
preferred
4.75%
$1.06 VA
Beneiicial
35c
S1.25
BeU
9-12
preferred
4Vi%
8-17
1
Payable of Ree,
4.35%
15c
9-
...
com.
(quar.t
preferred
Chemical
Allied
8-
1
8-17
1
Share
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
Mig.-—
As
Company
Holden
When
Per
Name of
1
9-
10-
--
Ludlum Steel,
Allegheny
8-
8-24
10-
(increased).:
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
8-24
25%
;
____.
Haraware
$1.15
preferred (quar.)
Steel, common
Holders
30c
w.
15c
dividend
Stock
5
$1.05
\quar.
preferred
5%
9-
Corp.
Payable of Ree.
9-15
1
87 Vic
(quar.>_
preferred
Wood
Alan
32c
Share
Company
Aircraft
Beianap
(quar.)—___
4.20
Power,
4.60''
8-
10-
$2 50
prei erred
5%
8-19
Beech
7-22
i*R.—
Youngsiuwu
As
8-12
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Airfleets,
Name of
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
47
(551)
9-
2
9-
2
8- f
12- t
7-
1
7- 8
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
preferred (quar.)
,Deerfield Glassine <quar.)___—
7%
9-
(quar.i—
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
—_______
Dennison Mfg., class A (increased quar.)—
8% debenture stock (quar.)
—
Denver
Union Stock Yard
(quar.)—
3.70%
9
9-
9
Gar
9-30
9-
9
Gardner-Denver
Co.,
Cup
Dixie
Dobbs
Gas
8
3
8-
8
(quar.)—————»
General Cigar Co., common (quar.)—.
1
8-15
8-
1
7-
Fund (quar.)
Manufacturing (quar.)
Dodge
7%
preferred (quar.)
General
Dynamics Corp.
General Electric, Ltd.—
1
Amer.
8-15
7-21
General
8-15
7-21
General
Gas
8-20
General
Instrument
8-19
General
Mills,
1
8-19
General
Outdoor
(monthly)--
Oliver,
Inc., common
Preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft
Douglas
*
——
(quar.)————
Co.
.
Corp..—
Drackett
Co.,
—
;
4%
-t
B
Class
8-
1
General
8-
1
preferred
$1
7-29
8-15
Eaton
Co.
Mtg.
9-
8
Class
8
6%
8-
3
Class
A
3
Class
B
8-26
8-
1
1
9
8-15
8-15
Corp.
1
9-15
25c
25c
9-22
25c
$1.25
(quar.)—
pfd.
(1.18%
;
50c
$3.50
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd. iquar.X—ir "' 12'/2c
Equity Corp., common
.
—-—
15c
$2 conv. preferred
(quar.)—
..
.
50c
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., com. (reduced)5c
Erie Si Pitsburgh RR. Co., 7% gtd. (quar.)_
87Vic
Erie Railroad, $5 pfd. series A (quarJ,
$1.25
(quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)—
4V2% prior preferred (quar.)—.
$5 preferred leriee A
Products
Gas Co.
,
(initial)
1
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Stock dividend
•
25c
15c
62Vic
,683/4c
50c
Fansteel Metalurgical Corp. (s-a)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common (resqmed)—
5% preferred A (qUar.)-—-1
——-
...
*
5'/2%
1953 series (quar.)
& Warehouse (quar.)
preferred
Federal
50c
35c
,25c
15c
3%
——
(quar.)
Co.
&
Morse
Fall River
$1.2$
12'/2c
$1.12l/a
<
>
(quar.)
Co.
Fairbanks
——«
Fanner
Compress
(stock
dividend
(quar.)
Cash
-
Fifty Associates
(Boston)
(s-aL
Flltrol
Delaware
•-
—
(quar.)—'—
of
Corp.
redeemed
1
dividend!
Philadelphia
Association of
Firestone Tire
4Vi%
First
Nov.
on
Corp.
Fitzsimmons Stores,
Class
B
Ltd., class A
preferred
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
4%
of
Co.
Dairies,
Four
Friedman
(quar.)
Stock
11-10
9-
1
8-17
9-
1
8r17
,
Auto
88-
9 '
1
8-31'
8-
""
1
12-14
12-28
8-15
SVaVe
preferred
Harris-Seybold Co.
Hart-Schaffner
8-26
8-15
9-
8-19
•
'
1
8-
1
1
Bishop
8-30
Hazeltine
50c
2%
9-24
Hecla
9-16
8-26
12-16
11-25
8-31
8-24
8-
11-
8-19
9-
8-15
9-
9-
8-20
9108-15
8-15
8-15
8-15
8-25
8-20
9-17
8-
1
8-
1
8-
1
7-15
8-25
8-15
9- 1
8-24
Hercules
as
(quar.)
50c
Products
5%
8-
8
8
Chemical
4lA%
Corp,
pfd.
common
8-22
8-16
8-
4
8-15
8-
1
10c
50c
.
8-15
11-15
9- 1
8-15
2%
9-30
9-
2%
12-30
$1
9- 1
11-
12-
1
9
6
8-
1"
from
9-
;
Hires
(Chas.
Hobart
E.)
Mfg.
Co.
Co.
Holly Stores, Inc., 5%
Oil
Honolulu
Stockholders will
be
held
vote
at
Sept.
on
proposal to declare
$4.25
preferred
Hoover
&
(G.
a
29
8-29
International Utilities Corp., com. (quar.)
$1.40 convertible preferred (quar.)_
9-11
Co.
8-2V
11-28
Interstate Engineering
11-26
Intertype Corp.
11-28
Investment Foundation,
8-
1
1
8-
4
1
8-
•/..ob
8-29
1
<
4
preferred
9-10
9-
(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)_
4.20%
Southern
preferred
Jack
5
&
Heintz,
9-
1
9
8-
5%
8-
1
5%
Joy
9-15
'
8-
1
9-
1
>
Y
9-13
^
9-
'
1
8-15 ;
< v.,
r
"9- i " •:
Aluminum
convertible
share
per"
plus this
8-10
4.20%
Aug.
on
9-30
5%
common
4'/4%
1
9-15
9-
9-15
8-18
8-19
7-15
8-15
8-
1
9-15
9-
2
dividend)
'8-12
5Cc
■
*
(quar.)
:3Cc
"95c
9-1
$1
9-1
•:
:
$1.12'/a
1
lO-iSv
50c/
30(^
10j
Co.
Oil
Co.
Corp.
(N.
(Texas)
Hubinger Co.
net
preferred
(I.
8-16
9-
1
8-16
9-
1
8-16
9-10
8-19
Kresge
9-
1
8-12
Kress
10-
3
9-15
Kroehler
B.)
Knickerbocker
and
come
Knudsen
(guar-.)
Rubber
Fund
-
from
Co..
9-
3
12-
5
(S.
from
4%%
9-
1
8-15
6%
1
8-15
8-
1
7-20
9-10
8-18
capital gains )____'
pfd. (quar.)
60c
9-
$1.25
18
10
5'
10
9-12
25
8-20
30c
8c
15c
•
•
29
8-25
15
15
55c
8-31
9-12
16
9-
15
•
1
$1.50
10-
1
9-15
11-
1
10-15
8-
8
the
University
Champagne
(increased
Woods
preferred
8-
8-10
7-29
10c
10-10
9-28
lCc
&
Co.
8-15
10c
1-10-56
12-28
10c
(auar.)
(quar.)
18c
(Brooklyn)
Milling,
5c
(quar.)__
quar.)
(s-a)__
$1.25
t$1.75
$1.16
(Alfred), Inc.,
8-19
8-
1
9
1
9-16
8-15
7-29
10-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories,
Lambert
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Extension
Gas
of
9-
45c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
tquar.)
Lake
9-20
12
1>
9-26'/
9-22
2
9-30
9•"
12-22
Lafayette National Eank
8-18
*
9-30
2
9-12
"
' 40c
'• 12-30
Wines
Salle
7%
22V'2C.
"
7-31
$1.12%
2nd
Salle
Y.)
pfd.
class
A
29c
(quar.)
tl5c
(quar.).:
9-
1
10-31
9-30
8-
1
10-21
8-15
8-15
7-30
Class
B
(quar.)
U5c
9-30
8-15
8-15
7-30
Class
A
(quar.)
115c
12-31
11-15
Class
B
(quar.)
115c
12-31
11-15
—
$1.25
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
1
8-20
8-
6
9-30
37'/2d
t—
(quar.)
Lane
9-10
8-25
9-
Lees
Secord
Inc.
1
8-15
9-
9
9-
1
Lehigh
15c
9-
1
Lehigh Valley RR.
t$l
9-12
8-12
Leslie
Salt
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Legare Co.. Ltd., 6%
9-
9-10
Portland
1
(quar.)__
Sons
preferred (accum.)
Cement
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
11-
5
2-15-56
2-
4
25c
(quar.)
Candy Shops, Ltd.
(James)
8-
11-15
25C
Co.
8-15
25c
Bryant,
Laura
8-15
1
Machine
Quarterly
Quarterly
25c
$1.06'/4
—
Landis
9-16
20c
(quar.)
8-12
9-
50c
(quar.)
Co. (increased)
1
35c
(quar.)
common
9-
9-15
2%
(quar.)
f
12-30'-.
•9-10
$1.12%
(quar.)
8-
8-18
8-15 '
V
50c-
(ouar.)
8-30
9-
82c
$2.50
-
75c
Quarterly
9-12
7-22 "
(quar.)
1st
Laclede
9-28
*
VV/8-31%-11
V.
40c
(quar.)
common
Kysor Heator Co.
La
8*25
1
I
Co.—
L'Aiglon Apparel
La
*
preferred
Co.,
7%
31 '/4c
Mfg.
Co.
'i
9-28
9-
9-30
preferred
4Va%
Kroger
9-
•
•
&
-
in¬
(quar.)
S.) Co. (quar.)
H.)
|
"9-1$ V
i
•10415
'32c'
:
Koehring Co.
(S.
10- l
' '
--
cents
1
1-3-58" >12-15.:.-
C7t4C
31'Ac
.
(quar.)_"_^.
(seven
one cent
Creamery
-.
»'vf
Y-9-
:
:
1
9-9
income
(quar.)__;
common
9- fi f.
9-9;:-.
Fund
Stock
investment
9-3(0^
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Howe Sound
from
••
/
•-
62'/2c
(increased)
Stores Corp.,
prior
9-.1
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Service
(44c
1
i-*9- 2'.
25c
27VaC
and" 38c from net lealized gains)
:
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)_
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)lL'_
'
Kings County Lighting (increased quar.)____
7-25
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Public
"K-l"
T*
$1.23
}--X2Cc
8-15
9-15
10-
'104 1
$1.12 Va
Kerr-Addison
Income* Preferred
;
J
'■
$1.06%
i___^
Oold .Mines, Ltd:interim
Keyes Fjbre Co., commonr
Keystone Custodian" Funds •'
r,
8-15
9-.1.: i' 8-ia;
>8-31 >
• 9-15
75c
Kellogg Co.%com."'(quafvK-cil_i2i;»:l_:___^__;lI
preferred Iqnar 1
«••
3%% preferred (quar.)_i_
;
■
Kennedy's lnc.l'<l".25 conv. pfd. (quar.)__
Kentucky Utilitlej)- Vincreased quar.)Y______'
Keystone
mm
9- -1Y
>/$1.05
*
V:1
$5
12-15
9-10
•
J
Vf
Go.
.
:
8-15 %
issue
(quar.
Kinney (G. R.) Co:,
.
25c
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hardart
Housatonic
Hoving
9-15
30c
A
A.), common
preferred
Howard
•
a
director's
stk. dividend.
(quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
Houston
-
1-20
special meeting
preferred A (quar.)
&
,
2-1-56
8-31.
':
12 at, $52
-preferred.
preferred
8-30
—
18%c
quar.t^L
Kansas City Southern Ry., common (quar.)
'..:4% '[non-cumulative piWerfed* fOuar.*
Kansas (Powei1 Sir "Light;" comfndn
(quar. >_-_;
414% preferred (quar.)..."
_L_^_
4V4% preferred (quar.)■---_ 1-121
5%
9- 2
~
"
-
' (entire
preferred
redemption
1
9-
•.
(quar.)
-
9- 2
Y10-
62V2c ' ::;10-
'Chemical—"
&
"(initial)
1'
$1.25
62 foe
<quar.)_l^l'_J______'____'
A
(quar.
4% %" preferred 'r(qu«r.)_%__r__
■,
j
.9-1
9-13
(quar.)
quar.)
preferred (quar.
4%" preferred
(quar.)^_.
8-12
1 W
common
(quar.)_____
3.80%
10-15
9-
A
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Kansas City Powers Light
%
8-25
8-12
Royalty
preferred
called for
4
9-
8-31;.
8-31J
,
Y.),
(quar.)
preferred
(increased
Mfg. Co.
:;5%
5
11-
Vl0-3i:i
,
Co." (N.
Laughlin Steel—
New: .common
8-10
11-15,;
,
5%
Ranch
&
Kaiser
9-10
preierred
Common
8-12
9-15
*
Inc.,
Johnson
Jones
5
8-
9-15
(quar.i_
Corp.
(quar.)__Johnson & Johnson iquar.)
2
8-15
8-15
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Jervis
11-23
'
44c
4%
Corp.
Co.
Telephone
1st
Jantzen,
5
30c
35 %c
;_r
Jamestown
8-19
9-
Inc.,
Gas
Mfg.
Quarterly
Quarterly
8
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jacobsen
8-25
1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Jacksonvi le
7-29
9-
$1.08%
common
preferred
$1.76
9-12
,9-28
Utilities,
43/4%
8-10
1
;
$1.10
___;
1
8-
9-
5
8-26
93%c
8-25
8-15
8-
97 %c
7-30
-
10-1
1
7-30
1
1
1_
8-15
9-
i
10-17
1
(quar.)
8-15
;8-l5
.
10-17
9-
preferred
1
8-
1
9-26
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.
12-
1
1111-
3.75%
12-10
9-
9-15
62'/2c
;
preferred (quar.)
Public Service, common
Iowa
>12-15
9-15
35c
(quar.)
4.35 %
1
8-
•>•
10-15
45c
(quar.)__.
common
3.90%
9-
7
1
9*
~
175c
-
1
9-10
9-
v.
8-15
.
10-15
140c
(quar.)__
com.
25c
Electric
&
Light,
1
10-14
1
8-31
9-15
J7%c
preferred
Iowa
8-25
/
Ltd.,
4.40%
8-19
9-15
9-15
&
.
'
3.30%
9-30
9-19
Power
•'
35c
Participating
Iowa
11-
35c
20c
(quar.i__l__
tquar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas
9-
Corp.
40c
'
quar.)
6%
preferred (auar.
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island
8-26
1
8-
9-
.
!:
8-11
on
100%
a
9
8-10
9-12
$1
(quar.).
class
preferred
Hormel
6%
Co.,
B
pfd. (accum.)
conv.
8-
8-15
15c
Corp. (increased)
>|
8
8-15
$1.25
1
45c
(quar.)
8-10
9-
America—
i
1
40c
(quar.)_
1
9-
40c
Light,
;
5
8-
1
9-
8-15
12%c
(quar.)
1
*''8-19
9-
:
t30c
(quar.)
''
9-15
9-10
$1.75
(quar.)
1
9-30
$1
5c
9-
.<
!
•
cents
$1
75c
31c
(quar.)
common
Electric
9
8-15
1
9-
(quar.
8-26
.
Common
8-15
9-15
8-
9-23
Co. .(quar.)___
9-15
^
8-19
1
8-15
$1
(quar.)
Ltd.
|
1
Silver
53VeC
12'/2c
87'/2c
$1.09%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Hilo
9- 1
8-15
9-
$1
cents
pfd.
Central
(accum.
12-12
35c
5c
50%
$1.25
5c
L
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
8-19
of
preferred
Kleinert
preferred
9-16
9-15
5
Resistance
payment.
Chocolate,
Class
9- 2
2
12-
International
"
incorrectly last week
reported
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5%
9-16
9-16
8-
1-3-56
8-29
on.
(quar.)^_^
preferred B (quar.)..:
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
50%
Rys.
5%
meeting
——:
Corp.
$4.37'/2 conv. 2nd pfd.
25c
15c
_
common
issue
a
9-15
9-15
9- 1
on
Co.
Steel
Above
to
8-
1
25%
(nine
11
Co.,
Petroleum
International
9
12-12
1
8-
7%
International
9-12
8-19
40c
(quar.)__l
action-
Company
(quar.)
Corp.
Mining
3V2%
1
9-15
9-
9-
$-16 V- 7-22
(stock dividend)—
Hercules Powder Co.. 5% pfd. (quar.)—
7-16
1
8-10
50c
30c
9-12
—
Helena Rubinstein
8-20
9-20
1
20c
Harvester.
July 28)
on
8-
10c
preferred (quar.)
at
payment
common
held
(quar.)
(Directors took no
1
9-10
10-10
1
9-
,
12-12
$1.37V(»
—_!—37Vfec
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marx
&
1
62Vic
dividend
.Hazel
,
10-20
10-
quar.)
Machines
8-10
8-23
20c
Corp
7-20
8-15
9-
25c
;
Fund
I
7-27
1
9-10
23c
•
8-15
1
8-26
profits)
1
9-
"x)U>
9-12
8 V2 %
10c
investment income and
1
(increased
quar.)—___—
62'/2c
10- 6
,10-20
preferred (quar.")—_—$l-5p ; ■'
9-16 >
Harnischfeger Corp., com. (quar.)
40c " 10- 1
110-% % ; 9-16 '.;.
5% preferred 2nd Issue (quar.)i__i_ii^_> -k $1.25
10-20
Hhrris
(A.)
Co., 5Vb %
preferred
(quar^A'- $1.37'/2* '. %1'? ■ !
8-26
9-
$2.75
common
•. \
&
quar.)
(quar.)
International
1
6%
8-26
8-15 '
(quar.)
on
>
8-18
International
•
4
9-
(quar.)
common
•,
1
9-12
Common
8-15
Co.—
(resumed)
V.
9-
9-23
...,
.
1
137 V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
(increased
9-
$1.06'/*
Refractories—
Harbinson-Walker
!
8-18
$1.20
Foundation
securities
1
8-1
1
$3
international Busiae.s
9-
1
9-
common,:
class A
9-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9
62Vic
$1
$1.10
8-
J
130c
(s-at
Co.
Interlake Iron
1
9-20
1
•
Co.
dividend
$4.50
Horn
(quar.)
Quarterly
4%
8-12
-
12- 1
Realty
Sulphur
Fruehauf Trailer,
Stock
.8-31
•9-12
25c
quar.)—
(s-a)
Corp.
Drive
(L.)
5
7-20
$1
56J/4c
(increased
Franklin Life Insurance (stock div4)
Freeport
8,
Hooker Electrochemical,
(quar.)
Works
preferred
Wheel
1
'8-10.-
Steel
10-
•'
8-15
,»
$$1.25
J$1.25
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.
5Vi%
7-13
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Bridge
Foster-Wheeler
8-31
Canada-
com.
preferred
Pitt
B
(quar.)
preferred
4Vi%
Fort
8-15
15c
class
(quar.)
B
Foremost
:
Inc
Wallace,
A
1
3%
(quar.)"
Class
9-
$1.15
$1.183/4
(quar.)
preferred
Class
1
37Vic
30c
30c
(quar.)
4.75%
Motor
10-
$1.12Vi
4.60%
Ford
,
9-20
10-
—
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
Corp.,
Food Fair Stores
&
8-15
Heyden
(quar.)
Mart.
8-15
(interim):
Ltd,
Mines,
7-25
t
.
8-22
(interim)
(increased
common
preferred
Institutional
8-15
1
9-30
„
12-16
8-20
Insiey Mtg. Corp. (stock dividend)
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
8-
,45c
<15c
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd., (quar.)
,■> 1S1.25
5%
preferred .(quar.)—
t$1.25
Hamilton Watch Co., com. (quar.)
30c
4% preferred (quar.)
———i——vk>'
<1
Hammond Organ (quar.).
:._t—50c
Hancock Oil Co.,, class A (quar.)—— .
-,15c
Class B (quar.)
__i_.—15c
5% preferred (s—ft)
62'/2c
Hanna (M. A.) Co., class A (quar.—A,
>%50c
Class B (quar.).
—50c
Hallnor
8-15
'
—
12-30
2%
Britain
Inland
8-15
50c
75c
...,20c*
(initial quar.),
Great
9-16
1
160c
...Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co.—
New common (initial)
7-15
1
pfd.
(initial)
Inc.
9-ib
9-
27j/2c
(quar.)
7-15
3
„„
Hajoca Corp.
1
9-
9-
-
(quar.)
Co.
Co., ,2nd
9-
55c
"
Forbes
Mines,
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
5% prior pfd. (quar.)—
Florida Power Corp.. 4% preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Food
Haile
Hershey
(quar.)
Stock
Flagg-Utica
Bros.
8-12
8-25
1
Water
Haile
& Rubber Co.—
preferred
Bank
Hackensack
9-30
(quar.i
7-18
9-10
L
y. Quarterly
9-
-
(quar.)—.
& Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
10-
30c
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
issue to be
at $105 per share
prior
plus.,this
Fire
:—-
Products, 6% prior
preferred (entire
Fibreboard
5
s
(increased quar.)_
40c
preferred (quar.)
dividend)—
Federal Paper Board,
Corp.
Gypsum Lime
8-15
1
9-
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, $5 preferred
8-19
8-15
0-
preferred
8-
.
preferred
Ingersoll-Rand,
9-
10c
30c
11 '/2c
12 '/2c
30c
62 '/2c
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
Gulf Oil Corp.
8-
,{
1
9-
class A
Gas,
8-31
-
8-12
9-
Interstate
8-26
9-12
'telephone,
4.80%"
Indianapolis Water,
from
112'/2c
tquar.)
9-15
9-15
9-
(quar.)
A
8-22
(increased)
Products
7-18
9-
40c
40c
tl2'/2c
—
Industries
Telecasting
6%
class
Ltd.,
Coal,
pfd.
of
Water
&
8-15
(Houston)—
B
$25
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
West
50c
20c
Extra
Federal
6%
5
9-30
Co.
1
60c
$1.10
62'/2c
(increased)
Insurance
1
1
50c
t____
Ireland, Amer. deposit receipts
J30c
—
;
8-15
75c
9-30
;
SI.75
(quar.)—25c
140c
(quar.)
8-15
8-31
*1.25
8-15
(quar.)
common
1
8-31
(initial)
common
pratic.
9-26
25c
56'/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Ry.
Life
Gross
5
9-
5%
preferred
Gulf Cities Gas,
8-
25c
Empire District Electric,
Paper,
Gulf
8-
25c
pfd.
(quar.i
5
8-25
—
4%% preferred (quar.)
4
Employers
Reinsurance (quar.)_-—
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% preferred (s-a)—
Evans
8-
8-25
—
(quar,)
Elgin National Watch Co. (quar.)
Ely 61 Walker Dry Goods (quar.) —_____.—
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)———————
Ferro
9-16
8-12
(quar.)
Corp.
Electrographic
Electrolux
pref.
Gregory
1
8-15
(initial)-—
common
.9-15
$1^5
(quar.)
stock dividend
1
Tobacco
Indiana
$2
$2
$1.50
$2
$2
$1.50
$2
15c
(s-a)—
Quarterly
10-11
10-
Imperial
& Pacific Tea Co. of Amer.—
Northern
Great
9-16
30c
Extra
,
—.
(quar.)
!
9-30
RR.
Co.
convertible
$1.50
6%
8-11
(quar.)
imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com.
9
9-10
12 l/2C
common
new
8-15
9-
$1
B
Class
«-—-■•
& Rubber
Hose
Electric
n
—_
Y.)
(N.
new
Southern
7-15
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Edison Brothers Stores
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
4.40%
8-12
50c
125c
15c
40c
30c
Trust, Ltd.
Investment
Economic
(quar.)—
Quarterly
8-15
Zinc
$1
$1.75
15c
50c
35c
30c
-
Great
8-12
8-19
Central
Illinois
56c
,
Great
7-20
,
Illinois
$1.25
preferred (quar.i—
Dredge & Dock Co.
Great
7-30
8-15
9
8-19
9-10
50c
30c
JlOc
,___
Lakes
Class
8-19
8-19
■
Gas
Steel
—
(quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Ltd., com.
10-21
9-
50c
Indiana
9-
Co..
Power
8-15
8-
3
8-29
57c
;
(quar.)
Indiana
9-
8-12
vquar.jt
1
5%
Idaho
8-12
1
tquar.t
preierred
on
1
9-
A
Door,
preierrta
1
(quar.)
Co.,
Union
7%
Great
5
11-
8-19
8-12
1
(quar.)
preference
Huttig Sash &
tt-
Common
10-15
8-
8-16
1
9-
9-
I2V2C
(quar.)
9-
35 %c
(quar.)
11-
(quar.)
Pennsylvania—
preferred
7%
Lang
Great Atlantic
8-25
8-15
8-16
1
;
35%c
(quar.)
Refining
preference
8-10
.—
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, $2.25
5
5
9-21
9-10
5%
5%
1
common
Gray
8-
11-
National
Grand
8-
9-16
9-15
37'/2c
—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5
8-15
1
B
preferred
Grace
5
8-15
10-
8-15
1
:
8-12
Inc.—
Foods,
11-15
(quar.)
8-
9
1
'
8-12
9-
32c
:___
1
31%c
(quar.)
9-
15c
preferred
&
Common
9-
9-
Oil
8-10
(quar.)
8-
Hunt
10-
»l.oO
(quar.)
8-
8-15
55c
———
A
8-
8-15
8-12
1
Humble
& Co.—
1
9-15
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
Employees Insurance
R.)
(W.
Class
1
8-24
8-
7-29
(quar.)
Co.-
8-24
7J/2c
8-15
Payable of Rec.
31 V2c
preferred B (quar.)_____
preferred C (quar.)
:
second
7-15
——
Rubber
&
W. 1
Government
Grace
1
9-
Tire
(H.
'9-1
30c
(quar.)
Extra
Rubber
Gossard
8-17
1
$1:41
8-15
—1—
(quar.t
__.
(increased quar.t—
Co.
10-
5.70%
2
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
Co.
Co.,
1
2
9-
8-15
preferred
Globe-Wernicke
10-
115c
(increased)
$5
Goodall
9-15
5.12%
9-
9-10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-12
11-
25c
(quar.)
Association
General
8-17
,
Eastern Utilities
preferred
$2.25
9-16
1
9-16
10-10
.
iquar.)
Ltd.,
Co. of
Telephone
Goodyear
J. 14c
15c
15c
(quar.)
——
Eastern Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par) (quar.)
Wares,
8-31
130c
Corp.
Eastern
Castings
Steel
8-25
15c
50c
(increased)
Ltd.
Mines,
Sullivan
East
Steel
9-
7'/ac
—,
General
General
Gillette
\'£c
35c
50c
40c
$1.50
preferred A (quar,)
——-——
preferred (quar.J———
—
Corp., common (quar.)—-.——-—4%
preference (quar.)——
--—.
Drewrys, Ltd. USA
(quar.)
i,
—Dulany (J. H.) 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Dumont-Airpiane & Marine Instruments—
30c preferred A
(quar.)
Duncan Coffee Co., class A
(quar.).
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Dupuis Freres. Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
Class A
(initial)
—
Durham Hosiery class A——
—!
—
_
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)—,
8-15
8-31
—?/5c
6%
Dravo
8-15
Refractories
9-14
9-30
;3C
*Oc
—
(quar.)
common
General
8-15
—■'
Extra
Dover
(quar.t
Corp.
Utilities
8-15
25c
+10°
25c
15c
50c
5"c
1
9-30
9-30
9
Public
General
8-31
*-/lc
(quar.)
preference
$1
Dorr
9-
8-31
+10c
Stores Ltd.
(quar.)
9
9-20
*v;i!
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
9-
10-10
25c
25c
——
.——v—~;—
10-
Pulp & Paper, class A
preferred A (quar.)___
8-15
1
8-
9-25
25c
37/2c
—
9-16
8-15
45c
62'/2c
35c
25c
& Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Dominion Bridge Co.
(quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments, Ltd.—
5%
pfd.
5%
$1.50
(s-a)—-——————
Advertising,
8-18
12Vic
6°c
84%c
50c
(quar.)—_——
preferred (quar.t
6%
preferred
(quar.)
General Plywood Corp.—
5%
convertible preferred
Hudson
1
55c
(final)—.—
(quar.)
Corp.
9-15
9-
9Vi%
75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
3%%
1
10-21
10'/2c
income__
5%
Common
Corp.
9-
Dominion
Dominion
Corp.
9-
0!?
Monthly
Foods
General Metals Corp,
11-20
_______——
receipts for Ord.
dep.
9-19
'
Extra
Dominguez Oil Fields
preferred
$8
9-26
10 V2%
jElxtrst
Dodge & Cox
tquar.(_—
9
8-
9-
ord.
(quar.)———
common
Co.
9-
3
6%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Houses, Inc. (quar.)——
5%
Service
Co.,
9-
$1.50
——
Diversified Investment Fund, Inc.—
Quarterly from net investment
(quar.)—
—
pfa. (quar.)—
common (quar.)—_—
4%%
Industries,
9-30
4%
-
preferred
conv.
Wood
9-
$1
_
—
Corp., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)—
Distillers, Ltd. Amer. dep. receipts lor
Dictaphone
Final
Vi %
25c
$1
Industrial Site (quar.)
Quarterly
preferred (quar.)——
(quar.)
—
25c
25c
(quar.)
B
Class
9-
4
(quar.t
common
9-30
25c
12ViC
56'Ac
37Vic
$1.12/2
56%c
50c
34c
$2
25c
$1.75
—
Co.. com.
(Robert)
Gair
9-30
Detroit International
Dickinson
E.),
(R.
convertible
4 Vi %
"
8-
1
(quar.)——'
Co.
A.)
9-30
$1
6c
Shares, series A__
Bridge—
Now on a quarterly basis:
—
Di Giorgio Fruit Corp., claas A (quar.)—
Deposited Insurance
Funsten
8-10
1
(Geo.
8-15
25c
»1
92V2c
$1-07
$1.14
35c
$2
,
pfa.
& Light, 4%
Delaware Power
10-
3oc
—
7-27
9- 2
8-15
1
30c
oOc
quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (increased
Deere & Co,, common
Fuller
Holder•
When
Per
'
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
"
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holder$
When
Per
Holder»
When
fer
Share
Name of Company
I
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(552)
48
25c
9-
1
8-15
120c
9-
1
8-
50c
9-
1
8-15
1$2
8-12
7-22
1
40c
9-
1
8-
5
30c
8-19
8-
5
40c
9-15
8-15
J
Volume 182
Number 5453... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Company
Share
Holdere
When
Per
Name of
Fund Shares (quarterly from
net investment income)
Libby, McNeill
&
Libby, common
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
514%
Life
Life
Savers
Co.
Corp.
of
10c
7-29
9-
8-11
Extra
lc
8-11
8-26
Muskogee
60c
9-
2
8-19
9-
1
8-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Fort
1
9-
1
8-10
Wayne, Ind.)
from
11-
(quar.)
1
10-10
9-12
60c
8-31
37'Ac
9-12
8-15
8-
National
60c
9-
1
8-
4
National
35C
9-
1
8-15
Co.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Little Miami RR.,
original
Original
87'Ac
(quar.)
Original
Special
guaranteed
guaranteed
50c
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias,
,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
12-10
11-18
50c
(quar.).
Special
3-17-56
3-10
$37 'Ac
Local
8-
3
1
8-
3
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
(R. I.),
Lock Joint Pipe Co., common
Common (monthly)
$1
8-31
8-20
$1
(monthly)--
9-30
preferred
(quar.)
$1
8%
preferred
(quar.)
$1
Long Bell Lumber (Md.), class A (accum.)
Long Bell Lumber (Missouri) (quar.)
Lord
Baltimore
7%
preferred
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-
1
$1.75
11-
1
9-15
75c
10-21
9-
1
8-15
8-
Lunkenheimer Co.
(quar.)
1
8-
8-
5
9-
9
8-31
9-10
8-25
15C
9-12
8-31
(quar.)
1
10-14
62 Mi®
Woodworking (quar.)
11-
10c
8-19
5c
Sport
Macmillan
Co.,
Products
MacWhyte
Co.
preferred
8-25
50c
(quar.)
8-25
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
25c
Mailman Corp., Ltd., Priority stock
5%
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8
8-
5
5
8-17
8-
9
8-
9
7-29
$$1.25
6
8-15
9-30
$25c
(quar.)
2
9-
25c
;
,
$5 non-cumulative
8-19
25c
(quar.)
common
Extra
(quar.)
8-
9-14
10-31
10-13
Mallory (P. R.) & Co. (quar.)
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)
50c
9-10
8-15
30c
9-
9
8-19
Manhattan
35c
9-
1
8-12
Shirt
Marathon Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac
McCord
Oil
preferred
common
(quar.)
Stock
8-17
9-30
9-15
5
8-25
8-12
Corp.
Ltd.
8-
8-12
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-15
$15c
(quar.)
dividend
May Department Stores, common
"$3.40 preferred
(auar.)_
8-15
9-
45c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
9-15
10c
2%
L.)
30c
8-10
8-25
50c
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance
(W.
8-31
100%
Garden
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
Maxson
7-31
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Square
8-16
62'/2c
Ltd.
Mading Drug Stores (stock dividend)
Madison
8-
8-26
8-31
30c
Co.,
Corporation,
$2.50
8-31
10c
$30c
Marmon-Herrington Co.__
(quar.)
3
85c
9-
1
8-15
933Ac
9-
1
8-lf
$3.75
933Ac
9-
1
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred
(1947 series)
(quar.)McGraw-Hill Publishing
(increased quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd.
McKesson
&
Robbing
62 'Ac
Medusa
Telephone
8-26
9
9-13
9-
$1.06'A
1
1
9-
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
4%% pfd. A
9-
53% c
i
(quar.)
8-15
9-
1
8-12
8-12
8-12
8-
1
Mfg.
40c
10-
1
9-16
(quar.)
$1.18%
9-
1
8-19
15c
Corp.,
8-22
8-10
8-32
8-10
(quar.)
45c
(s-a)
Extra
Merchants Fire Assurance
&
$3.50
Co.,
2nd
$4.25
Textile
Metal
&
pfd.
preferred
2
8-15
20c
10-
1
9-12
10-
1
9-12
$1
10-
$1.06'A
10-
1
9-12
15c
9-
1
8-22
50c
(quar.).
9-12
9-
9-30
9-20
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-
87'AC
(quar.)
Corp.
Thermit
Metropolitan
Y.)
(quar.)
2nd pfd.
Metal
(N.
(quar.)
com.
preferred
conv.
7%
9-
1
5c
Shoe
Menasco
$4
9-
50c
Portland Cement
Melville
Merck
1
2
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
98-
1
9-14
3c
-
preferred
4.30%
Meadville
9-12
9-
$50c
,
(quar.)
McKinney Mfg. Co. (quar.)
McNeil Machine & Engineering Co.
Mead
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4'A%
70c
(quar.)'
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.75
Edison, 3.80%
pfd.
95c
(quar.)
10-
1
1
9-12
9-
1
2
3.85%
preferred
(quar.)
96'Ac
10-
1
9-
2
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)__
97y2c
10-
1
9-
2
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
10-
1
9-
2
preferred
Copper Co.
$1.11'A
10-
1
9-
2
(quar.)
4.45%
Miami
(quar.)
-
50c
Mickelberry's Food Products
Midwest
Miles
Piping
Gas
20c
9-14
8-24
50c
8-15
7-29
7c
8-15
Co.,
pfd.
prior
(s-a)
$1.25
preferred
<quar.)_
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
1st
preferred
Minneapolis-Moline,
$1.50
2nd
conv.
Mississippi Power,
Missouri
•
New
Portland
common
5%
preferred
Monumental
Stock
Moore
Co.
Life
7%
preferred
B
Morgan
(J.
Co.
Morgan
(Henry)
P.)
<fc
Mosinee Paper
Co.
Wheel
Corp.
(quar.)
.
Products
Corp.
8-19
$1
1
8-11
$1.30
9-15
8-15
$1.32
preferred
8-
99-
5
8-
8-
8-18
15c
10-
9-
1-3-56
preferred
12- 3
4.68%
9-15
1
8-15
4.40%
preferred
B
D
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-29
8-30
8-19
8-30
8-19
10-
1
9-19
1
Perfect
Circle
Perkins
Machine
8-15
8-
2
Permutit
Nekoosa-Edwards
preferred
Gas
New
Jersey
Zinc
New
York
Y.
Y.
New
Air
Co.
York
$4.50
8-
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5
9-15
9-
9
8-19
1
8-15
Phillips
Petroleum
9-10
8-12
Phoenix
Glass
4%
Ltd.,
Normetal
8-26
1
9-
1
9*
Class
B
5'A%
Ltd.
2
class A
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Investment, 6%
preferred
Shore
Northeastern
1
9-
2
Pinchin
Water
Cov (Hartford)
8-10
P'neilas
1
8-10
Pioneer
50c
9-
1
9-15
9-
prior preferred
$2
preferred
9-10
8-31
150c
9-15
8-15
75c
25c
115c
15c
9-
9
8-11
8-10
7-21
Northern
Liberties
Y.)
<N.
Gas
(quar.)
1
9-15
8-
9-
1
5
7-29
8-19
7-29
9-20
8-31
8-31
Plomb
8-12
Pocahontas
60c
9-12
8
8-15
Service,
1
(quar.)_
com.
5
Norwich
Pharmacal
(Charles
Noyes
to
$2.79
the
(quar.)
Co.,
common—
share
per
tax
South
of
9-21
Edison
Ohio
Crankshaft
Co., 4.50%
Co.
Natural
be
Olin
Initial
(qui
7-25
9-23
7-25
8-15
8-
1
8-15
8-
5
6'Ac
8-15
8-
5
9-
8-15
9-15
10-15
1
1
9-
9-30
8
Providence
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-19
7-11
8-10
7-25
8-15
8-
2
8-15
8-
4
9-15
8-18
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
20c
(quar.) —
8-15
7-22
7'Ac
8-15
7-22
22'Ac
8-15
8-
5
12'Ac
(quar.)—
8-15
8-
1
9-
8-15
15c
(quar.)___.
45c
1
9-
1
9-
1
8-10
8-10
9-
1
8-15
Provincial
9-
1
8-15
Public Service
7-29
8-10
7-23
8-15
7-22
insurance—
preferred
Transport
Co.
8-10
5c
75c
(quar.)
Washington
convertible
$2
1
9-
10c
8-
Extra
8-15
8-
37 >/2C
.)
quarterly
—1
8-15
Common
8-24
8-17
50c
9-10
8-15
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-20
8-
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
6
of Colorado—
"
Steel
(year-end)
9-
Oxford
Outboard
common
$5
8-22
Paper
&
Co.,
preference
Pacific
Finance
Gas
&
Co.
(increased)
(quar.)
common
1st
4.80%
redeemable
preferred
1st
8-
5
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
8-
1
5%
redeemable
1st
preferred
$1
8-31
8-12
,
50c
9-10
8-17
preferred
1st
7-29
5%
9-30
9-15
1
8-17
$1.12'A
$1.12Mi
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
■
1
Service
8-17
7-20
9-
1
8-
9-
1
8-4
Pullman,
9-10
8-20
Punta
7-15
7-15
8-10
7-29
10-
1
9-15
9-10
8-15
9-
1
9-
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)—
7-29
7-23
8-15
_
8-
1
$1.25
9-15
9-
1
&
(qua
)
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
9-30
8-31
$1.04 »/a
com.
40c
35c
$1.02
Gas,
(quar.)
9-30
8-31
43c
8-15
7-22
9-14
Service
approval)
Z\—
8-19
1
8-15
(quar.)
Co.
99-
1
8-
25c
9-30
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance
Quincy
Mining
(quar.)
4
8-31
(quar.)
9-15
8-19
8-25
7-15
Radio Corp. of
8-11
Co.
(quar.)
50c
t30c
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp.
8-15
25c
Co
America—
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
Ralston Purina
Co., common
1
10-
Rapid Electrotype Co.
(quar.),—
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
7-25
8-15
7-25
31'Ac
8-15
'7-25
31lAc
8-15
31 %c
8-15
34%c
37'Ac
8-15,
7-25
8-15
7-25
7-25
'
8-12
10-
1
6%
preferred
Raymond
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
75c
9-13
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
Reading
4%
Red
Co.
Stores
1st
3
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-20
37'Ac
preferred
(quar.)
8-26
9-
50c
(quar.)_—
30c
34c
(Initial)-
(quar.)
non-cum.
Owl
10-
30c
(quar.)
Rayonler, Inc., new common
$2 convertible preferred
9-12
$$1.50
(quar.)—
Concrete Pile
8-12
9-12
30c
(quar.)
7-25
i
87 fee
Rapid Grip & Batton
9-
30c
8-15
8-15
80c
8-15
8-10
8-15
8-15
7-29
40c
Power
9-
10-15
1
8-15
Sugar
Alegre
Oil
9-
26c
85c
(quar.)
Quebec
8-25
5
Pure
8-15
75c
Electric
Inc.
8-15
1
Mexico—
(quar.)_.
preference
Commission
4
8-15
New
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—:.
4.18%
1
9-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Puget Sound Power & Light—
(Subject
to
Washington
Public
8-10
8-15
35c
$1.12'/a
div.
4.08%
11-17
•
f
Public
A
8-15
9-
II
Hampshire
(quar.)
preferred
1
125c
28'Ac
preferred
1
1st
8-15
50c
(quar.),
8-15
1st
Common
Ray-O-Vac
9-
5'A%«
7-29
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
5%
8-15
Co.
1
17c
preferred
Service
8-15
9-
22'Ac
preferred
4.507c
Public
-
—
New
(quar.)
3.35%
9-
9-10
of
8-15
1
27c
(quar.)
Co.
1
9-
87'Ac
preferred
Service
7-29
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.16%
Public
8-15
Electric—
4.50%
6%
1
(quar.)
9-
50c
$1.05
Indiana
(quar.)
30c
$1
(quar.)Corp.
8-15
90c
Mfg.
Glass
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Marine
9-
$1.10
preferred
Owens-Illinois
2
t$ 1.75
Ltd.,
$3.60
preferred
9-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
20c
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
2
$1.14
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)_'
$1.05
(quar.)
of
preferred
..Common
12-
Tail
8-15
7-29
50c
$1.06'A
$4.40
20%
$1.40
Oswego Falls Corp., com. (increased quar.)—
4 y2 %
preferred
(quar.)
9-
9-
1
(quar.)
Products,
1
9
9-
10c
preferred (quar.)
1
9-
t$1.75
9-
preferred
Co.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
4.32%
Corp.—
Pottery Co
Onondaga
4
59%c
61'Ac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
A
preferred
Service
3y2%
$1.06'A
common
preferred
preferred
Public
(quar.)
convertible
class
4.20%
8-10
50c
(quar.)
Inc.,
4»A%
7%
<quar.)__
common
40c pfd.
preferred
y2 %
(quar.)
preferred
Gas,
preferred
4y»%
4
pfd.
4(4%
4V2 %
9-10
of
(quar.)
Chemical
Mathieson
4'/*%
9-
8-19
preferred
common
Procter & Gamble Co.
de¬
preferred A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-
9-16
4
9-23
45c
5
$2.79
Ohio
$1.25
1
8-15
8-
9-30
10c
A
America
5
American
will
1
ducted
2
9-10
1
1
Radiation Instruments—
8-
$1
7.05%
of
Africa
Ogilve Flour Mills, Ltd., 7%
2
10-
99-
10-14
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,,
8-
35c
the
on
Non-residents
9-
30c
Co.
$1.12. Mi
Co.
F.)
Union
9-
7-30
5
7-19
20c
—
Co.
8-25
O'Okiep Copper Co., Ltd. (American shares)
20 shillings on the ordinary shares,, equal
9-
1
8-
7-19
$1.75
(bi-monthly)
Coke
8-25
1
1
9-25
37'Ac
Inc.,
55c
9-
9-
8-25
RR.
(quar.)
52'Ac
22'Ac
8-19
2 %
Extra
$1.31'4
(quar.)__
6
5c
8V3c
(quar.)
2
9-
62'/2c
(quar.)
of
10-
9-
'
1
9-10
B
preferred
Potash
Public
preferred
1
9-
Class
6%
Precision
93%c
2
9-30
$1.37'A
—
& Ashtabula
class
$1.50
8-25
Northwestern
preferred
Co.,
9-15
—
9-
9
$1.25
(quar.),
Steel
Northwestern
4'/2%
&
Transit
(quar.)—
9-30
11'Ac
Co
Gas &
com.
8-18
8-17
9-
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Portsmouth
(quar.)
9-10
8-26
10c
■
_
common
(quar.)
Mining
Pope & Talbot,
2
8-
8-12
2
15c
Wine Co
Co.
Fuel
Portland
(quar.)
Insurance
(Hartford)
1
$18%C
Polaris
8-15
Valley
Tool
Portland
Bancorporation,
10-
1
Pleasant
1
1
8-12
9-
12'Ac
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(initial)
(quar.)
9-16
preferred
5'A%
preferred
8-
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
10-
9-15
7%
8-15
10-
9-10
9-10
17'A %
(final)I
(quar.)__!
preferred
t69c
Gas
A
6%
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Quebec Power Co. Ltd.—
preferred
10-
■i
5%
Northland Greyhound Lines—
3%%
preferred
35c
Telephone
class
Corp.,
25c
Northern
Otter
2
5 Va %
9-
8-
5
50%
(quar.)
Oklahoma
Omar,
8-
'
9-20
1
8-26
$1
Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred
(acum.)
Pittsburgh Steel Co., common (stock div.
37'Ac
34%c
1
8-
8-22
9-10
50c
shares
Amer.
preferred
conv.
1
9-
1
1
$$1
)
(s-a)
Ltd.
—
Ltd.
Co.,
(quar.)._,
Ohio
Northwest
45c
9-
9-
7-29
99-
Pittsburgh
9-15
8-15
8-10
7-30
8c
(quar.)
preferred
Aircraft
1
8-
9-21
75c
& Electrotypers,
A),
conv.
9-
1
3
9-
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Industries,
9-15
-
9-13
10-14
65c
(monthly)
common
Finance
2
70c
(s-a)—
Northern
5 'A %
&
9-
$1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Northern
8-12
8-15
Piper
Poor
(s-a)—
Insurance
»
45c
(quar.)__
1.
1
Co.—
$4
Co
8-15
8-15
8-1.
20c
—
dividend
1
9-
8'Ac
8-31
8-15
8c
(J
9-
85c
(quar.)
Insurance
Northeastern
Northern
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
(111.)
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
10-
9-30
9-15
$1.50
Engravers
$4
'
(quar.)
Gas
common
Pillsbury Mills,
5'A%
(interim)
Cement,
North American
North
1
8-10
Photo
2
10-
Stock
(initial)—_
com.
8-
25c
Monthly
7-19
10-
preference
15c
Mining,
American
North
new
Ry., common
preferred (quar.)
9
J-12
$1.75
Quarterly
Ltd.—
Western
&
adj.
9-
8-15
$1
t50c
Mines,
Norfolk
8-15
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
I30c
Quarterly
1
$2.12'A
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)-f.
Philadelphia Electric Co., common
J$1.25
——
9-
8-10
75c
Exploration
15c
Quarterly —!
—-—
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)Niagara Lower Arch Bridge Co.,
9-
50c
Petroleum
8-
8-15
1
20c
__
8-26
1
8-10
10-
$15c
(quar.)
9-30
9-
1
25c
Hopewell
9-
50c
93%c
$1.12Va
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light & Power Ltd.—
Quarterly
L
5% preferred (quar.)Newport News Shipbuilding. & Dry Dock—
Noranda
Inc.
1
10-
1
$1.75
(quar,)i
ppfd.
&
1
40c
1
9-
15c
Paul,
8-
50c
RR.
8-10
9-
9-
40c
(s-a)
7%
Petersburg
Newfoundland
$1.25
1
Peter
8-
75c
preferred
1
8-15
37'Ac
RR.
Gear,
(quar.)
8-15
Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
State
Co.
9-
(quar.)__
preferred
Valley
&
30c
1
8-10
35c
Co.
(quar.)
Investment Co
Extra
8-31
9
1
25c
(quar.)
40c
—,—
Louis
8-11
8-15
20c
Bureau
90c
(s-a)-
(quar.)
St.
8-31
$1.06'A
&
60c
•
(quar.)
&
preferred
4'/2%
5c
9-
$1.06
Mfg.
35c
—
(increased)
RR.
Chicago
3.75%
,
(increased)
com.
Brake
Central
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
Haven
N.
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Amsterdam
New
N.
4'/4%
Paper
Neptune Meter Co.,
New
Inc.
pfd.
Fund,
(quar.)
8-10
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
Peoria
Co.,
1
40c
Voting and non-voting common (quar.)—
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
9-19
6
Resources
3
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
8-10
1
8-16
Neisner Brothers
8-19
10-
10-18
$1.01
8-26
10-
9-15
Neiman-Marcus
1
92'Ac
_
preferred C (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar. )—_,
Pennsylvania Power Co., 4.24% pfd. (quar.)i
9-
.
9-
8-19
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
8-25
8-19
9-
$1.17'A
(quar.)
3.70%
9-13
7-15
9-15
35c
—
(quar.)
preferred
11-25
Salt
10-25
8-15
58'/2c
(quar.)
pfd, E
9-10
9-30
Vulcanized
A
(quar.)
Utilities
11-15
$75c
8%c
quar.)
12-15
9-
$2.40
preferred
47c
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
10-25
57'Ac
F
Pennsylvania RR.
10-25
11-15
32'Ac
(quar.)
7-2#
11-15
33c
(quar.)
8-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
9-26
8-12
9-
4.50%
9
33c
Corp. (increased
Pennsylvania Electric, 4.70%
10-10
9-
7-2#
Penn-Texas
8-19
1
7-2#
convertible
6
8-19
10-
8-15
common
4.60%
9-
9
8-15
common
Co.,
10c
20c
Natural
9-20
9-
25c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
Fruit
20c
(quar.)
Fibre (quar.)
10-12
32'Ac
_
(quar.)___
2
9-29
11-
preferred
Penman's,
Penn
40c
8-10
8-31
$1.30
5
9-
Mfg
Radiator
8-24
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
&
S.
9-12
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
National
Tile
8-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.32
5
9-
$1.12'/a
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
9-15
45c
preferred
National Tea Co.
1
8-19
preferred
$1
75c
__
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
9-
62'Ac
30c
;
9-
25c
$1.06 'A
20c
(quar.)
8-31
be
to
quar.)
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
9-
62'Ac
(quar.)
(Del.)
7-29
8-
9-15
200%
Common
9
10c
Supply Co. (quar.)
National
meeting
10c
Shops
8-19
8-15
60c
(increased
4.05%
Series
1
8-15
Telephone Co.—
8-19
9-
Products
50c
(accum.)—
12-1#
9-
of
approval
20)
Metal
Peninsular
75c
Castings Co
National
National-U.
to
special
Peninsular
15c
preferred
National
8-19
$2.50
(quar.)__
class A (quar.)
Sept.
on
1-3-56
t20c
;
(increased)
(subject
9-23
Jl5c
(quar.)—
_
National Starch
Oklahoma
9-15
held
9-15
135c
9c
Shirt
Year-end
4.02%
37'Ac
(quar.)_
Mills
Motor Finance Corp.
com.
common
Dreferred
Morrison-Knudsen
National
t$1.75
(quar.)-
Ltd.,
9-23
8-26
'7-29
3
10-
20c
(quar.)
12-23
31'Ac
J15c
Corp.
at
9-16
8-15
50c
9-30
Series—
Stock
t$1.75
(quar.)
—
pfd.
Steel
&
Securities
Preferred
8-31
35c
(quar.)
10-15
9-15
2MiC
12-30
Canada, Ltd.
Series
Pacific
& Co.,
Engineering,
prior
National
8-31
t30c
pfd.
(quar.)
com.
(increased)
com.
Malleable
$25c
5%
——.—
Products,
non-cumulative
Ontario
(quar.)—
2%
1
10-
83Ac
(quar.)
dividend
8-31
2 Ac
common
stockholders
9-15
7'AC
(quar.)
35c preferred (quar.)
Parchment Paper
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd.,
8-12
15c
common
Drugs,
Stock
9
5
1
$1
,
Corp
preferred
Peerless Cement
9-16
8-
(quar.)
com.
9-
75c
(quar.)
Line,
(quar.)
Sheraton
7%
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
9-16
20%
Hardware,
8-10
1
8-31
$1.50
9-16
20c
1
9-
10-15
(quar.)
4%%
75c
(quar.)
8-19
preferred B
9-15
1
6c
Insurance C®.
Lines
Motor
»-» 0
96 M»
Moore-McCormack
$2.50
1
Ltd.—
Moore-Handley
Morgan
1
8-
$25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
7%
8-
8-15
.
(quar.)
9-10
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
Old Town Corp.,
(quar.)
Paterson
6%
34c
dividend
Corp.
pfd.
Lead
National
40c
Common
4%
8-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
(annual)
4
$1.75
70c
series C
Oil
'$1.37'/a
$1.15
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
8-19
quar.)
com.
8-23
8-19
8-19
Parkview
$1.75
Pipe
8-15
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Park
preferred A
•5%
preferred
4
7%
3'Ac
Moody's Investors Service—
$3 participating preference
Monterey
1
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Liqueur
$3.85 pref.
9-
9-
1
Eastern
Chemical Co.,
5%
8-10
$50c
shares.
9-
common
(R.), Ltd., class A
Mohawk
National
7-26
Cement—
(initial
Missouri Utilities Co.,
Mitchell
(quar.)
(quar.)_^
pfd.
Missouri Kansas Pipe Line,
Class A
Class
9-16
$1.37 M»
preferred
4.60%
1
8-10
SI.25
preferred
7-29
$1.27 Va
.
(quar.)
$5.50
10-
31 'Ac
common
.5%
$5.10
9-15
(quar.)
Bradley Co., 5%
Minneapolis
9-27
1
5%
9-
I pfd.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Panhandle Oil Corp.
(s-ai
8-
27'Ac
dividend)
(quar.)
com.
Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
A
(quar.)
9-15
(monthly)
Co.
Laboratories
Milton
(quar.)
9-27
50c
^
Extra
(quar.)
.
$3.75
••
8-
7-20
8-
25c
Oil,
4%
8-23
10c
Distillers
4'/2%
Extra
MacGregor
National
5
8-16
15c
(quar.)
preferred
M
8-
8-16
40c
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
Common
9-12
25c
i
8-15
50c
.—
Extra
1>-
$1.25
(quar.)
8-31
50c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
common
conv.
Stock
$2.50
9-12
25c
Fibres
60c
preferred
(quar,)
National Gypsum Co., $4.50
Co.—
f
Panhandle
9
(quar.)__^
8-15
50c
Mills
Western
Paton
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
National Drug & Chemical Co. of
Common (quar.)
8
25c
Extra
5%
9-21
38c
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
25c
Lukens Steel Co.
-
10-
Hotel—
2nd
non-cum.
Louisiana Land & Exploration (quar.)
Louisville Henderson & St. Louis
Ry.
5% non-cum. preferred (s-a)
Louisville & Nashville RR. (qukr.)
M &
1
1-3-56
9-
9-30
Ry.—
—
common
Container,
National
9-20
8%
Louis
quar.)
(quar.)
Register
Cash
Co.,
National
8-12
11'Ac
Corp.
(quar.)
Finance
1
9-
37'AC
(quar.)
9-
$37'/2c
(quar.)
Loblaw, Inc.
Pacific
Pacific
Park
10c
Common
8-18
8-10
8-16
Hbuure
Payable of Ree,
Share
Lighting Corp.
8-31
Corp.—
Automotive
National
9-10
St.
&
(initial
Biscuit,
National
50c
(quar.)
Pacific
9-
1
When
Per
Name of Company
8-10
2c
and
profits)
$1
preferred
8-15
3-10
income
(quar.)
Aluminate
8-18
3-17-56
Holdert
8-31
Inc.—
securities
Co.
common
7%
11-18
$1
guaranteed
Preferred
12-10
'
(quar.)
B
1
9-10
$1.10
.
Special
Class
9-
$1.10
(quar.)
Fund,
investment
Chattanooga
National
New
preferred
50c
When
Payable of Rec.
,50c
7-22
Carbonic,
15c
Extra
8-12
3'A %
quar.)
Quarterly
$$4
1
net
realized
National Acme
8-31
15c
37'Ac
(quar.)
Investment
from
(8c
Link-Belt
t
Co.
Nashville,
(quar.)
common
Mutual
1
Lindsay Chemical Co. (quar.)
Lindsay (C. W.) Co., Ltd.—
6 'A %
preferred (accum.)
Liquid
3c
9-10
9-
"50c
preferred
(quar.)
75c
Quarterly
Corp.,
1
Co.
Murphy (G. C.) Co. (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (increased
$1.31'A
(quar.)
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
$1.50
8-15
15c
(quar.)
Diablo
Share
40c
Virginia
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Lincoln Service
Name of Company
Mount
preferred
Insurance
Per
Payable of Rec.
Lexington Trust
49
(553)
8-11
50c
30c
9-
8-12
1
8
8-15
7-14
8-18
7-30
-
50
Per
Share
Name of Company
Reliable
When
of
$10
Spencer Chemical,
4.20%
for each
common
par
100%
9-14
$8
Republic Insurance (Texas), common (quar.)
40c
4%
prelerred
(quar.)
—$1
Resistance Welder
10c
9-26
8-31
9-12
par value share held)—=•=.
Holding Corp.
(liquidating)
no
Reo
___.
Co.
Drug
Reynolds
(R. J.)
Class
(increased
B
Rheem
Mfg.,
4 'A %
Tobacco
(increased
Common
"1%
Riverside
Cement,
1
8-10
Stamford
9-
7
8-16
Standard
9-
6
8415
9-
6
8-15
Standard
Commercial
9-10
8-10
Standard
Forgings
Common
&
Co.,
Co.
of
Co.
of
10-
1
9-10
9-15
8-15
1
9-
8-10
7-15
$1.60
(accum.)
$1.25
8-10
7-26
Standard
(quar,)
50c
37'Ac
9-15
9-
6
9-15
9-
6
50c
9-10
8-19
Stein
Light
Rohm
&
4%
&
Spring
Haas
Rolland
Co.,
1
8-15
$1
9-
1
8-15
$1.02'A
$1.18%
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
$1.19
10-
Ltd.
(ord.)
Oak
Dairy,
Ltd.,
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Ryan Aeronautical
held
be
proposal to
which
St.
8-12
1
8-15
9-
9-15
1
9-
1
8-15
8-
9-21
8-22
9-30
5.20%
conv.
9-12
5.20%
cov.
9-
9
8-19
5.20%
preferred
9-30
9-13
Sullivan
8-15
8-
preferred A
convertible
preferred A
9-15
9-
1
Sutherland
1
Swan-Finch
(quar.)
$1.25
12-15
12-
St.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
27'/?c
10-17
10-10
St.
Regis Paper Co.,
7-30
1st pfd.
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_______—
com.
45c
(quar.)
Industries,
Scott
Corp.
$3.40
$4
preferred
Scotten
Scovill
Mfg.
4.30%
Co.,
3.65%
preferred
preferred
Seaboard
Air
Seaboard
Line
—
$4.75
preferred
Seagrave
Searle
.
(G.
8-10
7-20
Quarterly
Talon, Inc.,
8-18
8-
9-10
8-24
8
class
preferred
Marine,
Texas
Pacific Coal
9-27
9-16
9-22
directors' proposal to declare a
10-10
9-22
$1.18%
10-10
9-22
9-15
9-
1
8-25
8-19
will
Television Electronics Fund
5
Texas Eastern Transmission,
8-
5
2
8-
8
8-15
8-
1
8-25
7-15
t50c
10-
2
J56'Ac
10-
2
9-
2
9-23
9-
8
9-
2
4.75%
preferred
4'/a%
Texas
Illinois
Natural
7-29
7-29
1
8-15
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)__
Co.
5%
conv.
8
5%
non-conv.
8-
8
Thrifty
20c
9-
8-16
Timm Aircraft
8-16
Titan
(quar.)
62'Ac
Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-
1
1
8-31
Title
1
8-31
Tobacco
9-
7
t$l.25
I
1
10-
60c
(quar.)
10-
tl5c
__
9-
1
8-24
8-
9
payment
the
on
50c
8-31
8-15
9-
7-19
South Bend Lathe Works
(quar.)_:
Development,
class
B
(quar.)_
$1
1
Southeastern Public Service—
(entire
Aug.
15
issue
at
called
$27.50
Convertible
into
per
to
Edison
-
Co.,
8-31
30'/2c
8-31
8-
5
Railway Co., com. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
7-20
9-6
8-
1
com.
,
3.70%
3.90%
4.15%
4.25%
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
Western
8-
1
Western Tablet
8-26
Co.
Service,
(quar.)
com.
—
$4
7-30
$4.50
preferred
com.
(Dallas)
(quar.)
10-14
10-10
1
8-15
9-
2
(quar.)
Westmoreland,
9-
1
8-15
Weyarhaeus-r
8-
Whitehall
8-15
1
8-31
Whitney
8-31
Whitaker
9-30
9-15
White
(S.
White
Motor
9-
2
7-27
10-
1
9-
9
10-
1
9-
9
White
10-
33c
9-
92'Ac
1111-
1
10-20
$1.03%
11-
1
10-20
(quar.)___
$1.06'A
11-
1
1
10-20
10-20
*4-40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
11-
1
10-20
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
11-
1
10-20
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
27'Ac
11-
1
10-20
&
Carbon
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred
$3.70
preferred
preferred
1
9-
White's
5'A%
8-10
8-
1
8-19
8-
8
30C
8-26
8-
Union
4%
Co.
Tank
9-12
8-
30c
8-31
4'A%
Co.
Cold
United
5%
Class
Lines,
3
8-15
8-
1
35c
9-15
9-
1
1
8-15
8-
10c
8-15
8-
1
75c
9-10
9-
1
50c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
40c
8-25
8-16
11-25
9-
9
8-29
9-
9
pfd.
$4
40c
9-13
8-31
$1.25
9-15
Artists
5%
9-16
the
Theatre
preferred
(quar.)
9-15
9"fl
8-15
r
8-1
8-i5
8-
1
v.
i
9-15
8-22
;;
15c
,
8-15
8-
t25c
9-
1
8--'3./J
t95c
9-
1
8-
75c
(quar.)
t
1
8-
8
1
8-
8
10-
1
9-1D
9-
6
8-1?
9-30
9-20
9-15
9-
40c
37'Ac
67'Ac
15%
—
Gas
9c
(quar.i.
(quar.)——
each
for
8-
1
9-
9-23
9
10-25
10-11
8-15
7-29
8-15
7-28
7-28
9
8-15
9-
three
approval
held on
stockholders
to
2
9-16
8-16
8-15
15c
share
1
15c
(quar.)
meeting
10-
8-26
34 %c
(quar.)______
common
to
1
9-
40c
(quar.i
preferred
(one
9-15
9-
62c
be
11-22
11-10
<
25c
8-19
■7-29
|
6c
—
8-31
8-19
|
9-30
9-20
(monthly)
37'Ac
Electric Power,.common
$1.50
6%
preferred (quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)—
&
Power
Public
Wisconsin
6
9
50c
—
6c
Wisconsin
8-
*9-
1
30c
iquar.)_—
15c
Mfg.
10-
95c
(quar.)—_—
Monthly
Wisconsin
8-15
1
8
25c
Co.
iquar.)
& Lovett Grocery
Winn
8-15
-
(quar.)
Common
Light
9-
1
8-
j
|
10-14
10-31
2
■:
90c
9-
1
8-15
-
32c
(quar.i
8-15
7-30
ii
9-20
8-31
Service,
27'Ac
(quar.)
Oil
Co
Wood
(G.
10-
1
9-10
H.)
&
t$1.37'A
9-
1
y8-15
Alan Wood Steel)
(see
'
Co., Ltd.—
preferred
5'A%
75c
:
Steel
(Alan)
(quar.i
Indus,
(Gar)
Wood
Newspaper
8-10
9-14
9-
2
75c
9-
8-
5
5%
(see
Gar
Machinery
Industries,
Indus.)
Wood
—
37'Ac
—
31'Ac
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)..
preferred
convertible
9-10
9-
8-31
8-12
9-
8-12
1
1
1
Woodley Petroleum Co., 5% pfd. (entire issue
called for redemption on Aug. 16 at $52.50
per
to
8-31
8-31
8-12
8-12
31'Ac
15—
(F. W.)
Woolworth
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.,
W.)
(F.
dep.
Amer.
7-20
8-15
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-
9
7-11
9-
1
8-11
20%
$2
CO
9-
1
8-19
10-
1
9-20
10-20
5
—
Monthly
25c
Towne
Park
Youngstown
Curry
Sheet
Consolidated
—
Co.. (quar.)_
Mfg.
&
(quar.)
&
Tube
1
8-15
10-
1
9-
9
8-30
8-18
75c
(quar.i
Fields,
1
9-
9-15
8-12
15c
8-15
7-20
10%
(stock div.)
Gold
11-
20c
75c
-—
(Rudolph)
Yosemite
8-10
7-
25c
Monthly
&
1
8-24
25c
Wurlitzer
Yale
8-16
9-
re¬
(interim)
ordinary
ceipts
convertible
dividend)
this
plus
share
Aug.
Inc
8-25
1
9-15
8-19
•Transfer books not closed
for this dividend.
9-
1
8-19
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
$1.25
9-
1
8-12
tPayable
in
Canadian
resident tax
A
Less
9-
8-15
7-15
y Previous
$10c
8-31
7-30
date
1
x
funds,
Canadian non-residents tar.
deductible at the source.
tax
*
Non¬
15%; resident tax 7%.
British income tax.
9-15
t38c
;
8-15
28)
$1.25
class A (quar.)
1
9-16
8-15
Circuit, Inc.—
(quar.)
Corps., Ltd.,
8-19
8-19,
9-
t30c
:
Stores,
annual
Oil
Woodall
9-30
25c
pfd. (quar.)
2
2
$1.12'A
$1.12'A
conv.
12-18
9-
20c
(increased)
Subject
Oct
Yuba
(quar.)
1-3-56
25c
:
8-31
9-30
Storage—
(quar.)
9-15
$1
(quar.i.—
Dental
Wood
37'Ac
(s-a)
1
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Propane
8-29
60c
preferred
1
11-18
$1.12'A
(quar.)
10-
7-25
20c
(quar.)—
Co.
dividend
held.
Wiser
$1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
B
8-
._
common
Mfg.
Co.
Co.
Corp.
Stock
5
92'Ac
prior
United Aircraft Corp.,
United
1
8-15
$1.25
Brake
convertible
8-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
Car
Terminal
Air
8-
10c
Monthly
1
Calif,
of
participating
United
7-23
8-15
Inc. (quar.)
Timber (quar.i
S.)
Auto
Wickes
4
6'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
8-12
(quar.)
Co.
dividend—
River
9
8-10
30c
(quar.)
(quar)
9-
2
Stationery
Paper
Woolworth
:
8-12
1
(quar.)
Blake
Stock
8-31
75c
r
8-15
1
$0.6333
R.
R.
&
Cement
9-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
1
9-
8-10
(ouar. 1
3.80%, preferred "B"
9-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
8-
9-
.
£-10
(quar.)
Electric,
7-29
17'Ac
(quar.)_____
;
preferred
Paper
$3.50
Union
—
A
(quar.)—
8-12
7-2$
$1.12
iquar.)_
(quar.)
B
Air
8-15
Union Electric Co. of Missouri
Union
97'Ac
Co.,
9
8-19
40c
pfd.
(quar.)
Westinghouse
8-31
40c
(quar.)
common
8
9:
$1.12'A
—________—
(quar.)
Westinehouse
8-19
9-15
70c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
8-19
9-15
(quar.)
.
5%
Pacific
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Union Chemical & Materials Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
(quar.)
8-
9-
10-10
8-25
9-
25c
______
Breweries, Ltd., com. (quar.)
preferred
Wood
Carbide
1
9-
Y.)
(N.
Insurance
Coal,
Bag &
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union
5%
Lines
25c
40c
Coach
62'Ac
55c
preferred
8-
1
9-15
5%
(interim)
ord.
10-20
$1.06'A
Co.,
Ltd.
preferred
at
Service
Temper
8-15
27,'Ac
Public
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8-15
50c
(quar.)
quar.)
Insurance
$2.80
9-15
25c
Quarterly
Southwestern
1
9-
Wilcox
Trust
&
Truax-Traer
9-15
Electric Service—
Life
Y.)
Quarterly
75c
:
Southwestern
Southwestern
9-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Universal
62'/2c
(quar.)
Drug Corp.,
8-15
22'/2c
Southwestern
Trinity
Union
(quar.)
Co
Co.
Mark
5
Ltd.—
non-cum.
(Increased
Co.,
(quar.)
$1.50 conv. pfd.
8-
$500
preferred
Trade
1 quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Canada
3.80%
Co.—
Tyer Rubber, $4.25
1
(quar.)
Power
8-15
25'Ac
Co.—
(quar.)
Power
Air
Western
1
35c
(N.
Co.
Trust
receipts
Industries
Twin
I8%c
non-cum.
Western
I
8-
3c
Trunkline Gas, $5
sh.
com.
Common (quar.)
5%
1
8-
1
12'Ac
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
True
for
Aug. 10
Southern Utah
8-
1
9-
7-28
2
6%
1
9-
31'Ac
(quar.).
9-20
3%
Products,
9-
31'Ac
(quar.)
8-19
1
25c
(quar.)__
Sugar
35c
10c
(quar.)
8-15"
1
9-
t35c
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)__
4»A%
8-
9-
Southern
series)
series B
6
9-
20c
Westeel
50c
(quar.)
9-
50c
preferred
Mfg.
17'Ac
(quar.)
1
8-15
35c
(quar.)
Snowdrift
&
9-
11-29
6
West Virginia
7-29
8-14
8-16
5
Oil
9-15
9-
25c
dividend
Wesson
1
25c
preferred
Services
Jet
Stock
8-31
8-24
8-
convertible
Welex
L
1-
$1
(quar.)
Fixture
&
9"
20c
(initial 1
convertible
9-29
20c
9-30
Southern Co.
8-11
30c
38%c
Canada
2
7-29
(quar.)
Southern
9-
8-10
preferred
preferred
45c
5
9c
$1.55
4.88%
7-29
8-
8-17
2
California
8-15
9-10
8-17
2
I preferred
tl2'Ac
8-17
9-10
Showcase
4%
1
9-
4.08%
1
1
9-
Southern
8-
1
9-30
on
8-15
preferred
5^
11-2#»
12-15
2%
.__
(quar.)—
Weeden & Co., common
9-
9-30
div.
1
9-
50c
;
(quar.)_
12-15
—.—i——--—~
8-
9-
5c
this
Mfg.
Bank
9-
37'Ac
common
8-15
$1.14
Townsend
Steel,
Weber
$1.06'A
Trade
9-15
$12V2C
(quar.)—
1
$1.06'A
1
912-
$12'Ac
(quar.)
A
ccmmon
8-
(quar.)
7-28
Co.
8-15
(quar.)
8-
9-10
12-10
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
4.80%
(quar.)
8-15
D.)
$1
Corp
Corp.
8-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
8-12
$1.25
pfd.
(quar.)
1
15c
(quar.)
(initial
pfd.
Stores
dep.
50c
9-
2
tlOc
8-
preferred
Topp
9-20
—
8-15
preferred
pre¬
9-10
25c
.—
Extra
preferred
31'Ac
plus
7-27
4'A%
(quar.)__
redemption
pfd.
Edison
30c
(quar.)
common
B
8-15
4.25%
2
9-30
Inc.
_____
Swasey
(S.
35c
(quar.)
Inc., com.
Securities
Amer.
Toledo
8-
20c
Bakers,
Dutch
(quar.)
Petroleum
Washington
8-15
time.
com.
pref.
7-27
8-
6
preferred
serial
8-15
9-
$1.25
6%
pfd.
Guarantee & Trust
Tokheim
8-16
Mines, Ltd.
Co.,
&
$4.25
4.56%
;
(quar.)
(J. Hungerford) (extra)
Texas
1
9-15
8-15
7-27
40c
(increased)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Washington Gas Light, $4.50
1
65c
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass Co',
South
912-
45c
(quar.)
Oil
Corp.,
10-
9-.15
(Alexander), Inc.—■
Sonotone
1
1-1-56
tl2'Ac
Smith
Oil,
Markets
Metal
tl5c
70c
Welder
Electric
Drug
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
__
&
40c
8-15
9-
Amulet
Walker
60c
8-15
Shovel
Thew
8-31
Mobil
Waite
Co.—
—__
9-
9-10
Socony
Pipeline
9-15
9-10
Smith
Gas
(quar. 1
preferred
conv.
9-15
this
8-15
8-15
25c
Mfg.
15c
at
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Glass
15c
omitted
99-
$1.12'A
_
8-10
2
9-
______
$1.18%
(quar.)
9-13
$2.40
$1.06'A
8-15
(quar.)
Detinning, common (quar.i—;
preferred (quar.)
L
$1.25
Sulphur (quar.)
Common
Thatcher
8-15c
1
class
Iron
&
$1.37'A
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
Texas Gulf
$1.12'A
stock
7%
1
Vulcan
8-12
9-
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.
9-15
8-10
8-10"
25c
9-
dividend
Vogt
50c
7-22
8-25
8-16
5%
50c
Co.
Virginia Coal
37'Ac
$1
B
ferred
Stock
5
4
7-28
7-29
8-25
tlOc
8-
8-11
8-16
'
Indies
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
1
Thorofare
Directors
5
v
8-15
(quar.)— _
Co.,
8,
2:
10c
B
Point
5.50%
5%
Thomson
Co.
8-
1
2
Corp.,
Chemical
West
45c
(quarj
9-30
99-
5
8-
50c
(quar.)
B
Class
West
on
(quar.)
8-31
pfd.
life
Class
Vick
(from investment
8-
t30c
(quar.)
5%
5
8c
Corp.
8-31
Ltd.
5
8-
8-
8-20
12c
(quar.)___
a
28
income)
Tennessee
9-15
Oil Corp.
8-
9-30
A
100% stk.
Sept.
on
1
9-15
Skelly
'•
vote
8-10
9-
$1.12,/2
(H.)
8-15
8-15
8-22
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
$1.12%
Sinclair
9-10
Class
dividend.
Stockholders
Thompson-Starrett,
Simpsons,
7-16
Heating
4%
(increased quar.)__
10-10
$4.50
•
Oil
&
8-31
»Simon
8-16
Co.
Viceroy Mfg.
75c
■
(quar.)
45c
$1
(quar.)
Sons Ltd.,
8-15
8-22"
9-10
50c
Holland
6c
4c
Co.
1
25c
class A
24c
9-15
Simmons
9-
9-10
$2
Inc
of America
preferred
5%
9-15
(quar.i
Steel
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred
$1.08
8-12
(quar.)
preferred
Vapor
8-15
1
$1.75
Income Fund.
Kamp's
Warner
(quar.)
A
25c
5%
Norman
8-15
1
8-15 ;
10-
50c
Co.
$1.04
1
(quar.)_
Silverwood Dairies,
Class B (quar.)
Van
1
9-
1
(quar.)
(initial 1
Oil
25c
9-
10c
(increased)
7-29
10c
__
t31'Ac
(increased)
com.
8-15
25c
(increased)—.
8-12
50C
Straping.
de
37'Ac
(increased)
A
50c
Steel
Van
50c
of. America, class A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)_;
Signode
1
Warren
Co.
Corp,
Class
8-
Warren
Taylor Pearson & Carson (Canada) Ltd.—
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
.
$4.50 preferred seires C (quar.)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
8-15
a
on
Texas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Vanadium
common
8-12
(quar.)____f._
preferred series B
1
$1
8-12
(quar.)
preferred
8-
48'Ac
1
9-
Products
8-15
32
1
Extra
4%
B
Tampa
65c
Sherwin-Williams CO., com.
Vanadium-Alloys
50c
7-29
8-26
Manufacturing Co.
Pitcures,
Value Line
1
9-15
9-
25c
Universal
30c
(quar.)
8-15
3
___
9-
25c
the
4.32%
10-
Sherman
split
10-14
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
50%
future
near
to
1
60c
Sheller
the
in
11-
60c
B
Universal
9-
1
9-15
50c
iquar.i—
preferred
Consolidated
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
10-14
(quar.)
A
Co.
1
(quar.)
Co.
9-15
9-
10-
62'AC
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., $6 preferred
Stores
35c
11-
Co.
preferred
9-30
1
9
8-19
40c
common
Special
t6c
Electric, common (quar.)
4.16% preferred B (quar.)
Co.
preferred
8-29
65c
Tampa
&
Oil
9
Vitamin
S.
30c
(quar.)—.
proposal
Co.
&
Class
&
4'A%
9-
three-for-one.
D.)
4%
Shell
Universal
65c
1
,
JSeeger Refrigerator
(quar.)
.'Servomechanisms, Inc. (quar.)
Shawinigan Water & Power, com.
Shoe
Swift
8-20
Roebuck
Sears
United
8-12
31'Ac
.
25c
(quar.)
8-12
9-10
65c
9-
(quar.)—
Oil Co. (quar.)
Surety (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
12-15
9-10
U.
8-19 *
12-
9
on
1 quar.)
1
Ltd.____
Mines,
45c
common
(quar.)
12-30
prelerred
9-
,_4
shares
(quar.)
common
9-15
7%
9
9-
45c
common
1st
new
9-
(quar.)
9-
(quar.)
preferred
Seaboard
8-20
8-20
8-31
Steel,
15
common
(quar.)_;
Co.,
non-cum.
S.
8-15
(quar.)
$1.43%
RR.
Co.,
$5.75
Seaboard
8-31
Co.
Rubber
S.
8%
9-
1-2-56
basis
9-30
•
8 •
8-19
1
Card
9-14
(quar.)_—
common
$1.25
(quar.)
Finance
held
Playing
40c
9-
(quar.)
com.
9-13
1
S.
9-14
(quar.)
91'Ac
$1.07'/2
(quar.)
series A
Sept.
split the
25c
(quar.)
t25c
preferred
(quar.i
preference
30c
6% preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
a special meeting
directors'
8-31
30c
5%
on
to
35C
pfd.
$1.25
$1
Co
9-15
43 %c
85c
(quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd.,
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dillon
be
to
8-10
25c
|
Lithograph Co.,
45c
Oil,
second
45c
(quar.)
common
preferred
2
9-
Printing &
Stockholders will vote at
2%%
div.)
(s-ai
Paper Co.,
4%
25c
Industries
Schering
1
8-24
Potash
S.
5%
(quar.)
Paper
18%c
32'Ac
(stock
com.
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Schenley
10-
25c
—__—
conv.
$1.30
1
$1.10
series A (quar.)
Arms Corp.
9-
S.
be
four-for-one
9-
special meeting
on
a
directors'
a
U.
(quar.).
(quar.)_
Corp.
at
U.
U.
*
$1.25
(quar.)
5%
Steel
held
(quar.i
vote
7-29
Oil
Superior
will
8-26
10-
7-29 *
7-
$1
Foundry
&
9-
Corp.—
Co., common (quar.)
Corp. (stock dividend)—
Mid-Continent Oil, common
preferred (initial)
5'A%
preferred (initial)...
1
Pipe
U.
56c
8-29
75c
8-18
1
4
8-10
22'Ac
9-
9-
.
9-12
8-
37y2c
(s-a)___
to
9
1
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
preferred
25C
Sunbeam
9-
Lines,
S.
a
1
1
5%
—
Machinery Corp.—
participating preferred (quar.)——
Stockholders
U.
pfd. "1952 series"
Biscuits
S.
8
913-
UOc
(interim)—
proposal
—
pfd. "1954 series"
Consolidated
Ltd.
8-15
/
7-23
«1
100%
Manufacturers
9-15
(quar.)
Sunray
4'A%
9-15
1
8-31
Hoffman
3 'Ac
Propane Gas.
8-15
37'Ac
1
Mines,
&
8-
—
common
1
common
910-
'
8-31
divid.)_
dividend
4'A%
8-15
1
Hill
Keno
8-25
(quar.)
Clothier,
&
9-
2
1
9-30
10- 1
(annual)
A
(stock
25c
(quar.)
Wells,
Sun
U.
9-
10-
60c
Shares
37'Ac
—
(quar.)__
Sunshine
convertible
$4.40
B
3
5
1
$1.25
Stoneage Coke & Coal Co
Storer Broadcasting, com.
9-
two-for-one,
5%
Savage
Savage
preferred
Suburban
followed by a 100%
Prancisco Ry.,
San
1st
U. S.
5
50c
(quar.i
Fund
Merchants
Stock
1
50c
,4
common
Struthers
directors'
a
88-
15C
—____________—
10-
75c
on
8-15
8-15
25c
(increased quar.)
Corp.
$1.12>A
lOcc
t$1.07
pfd. (quar.)
8-10
$1.25
Fuller,
&
Strawbridge
dividend.
Louis,
Baer
Class
9
40c
(quar.)
7%
6-10
3
8-
preferred
Stock Dividend
special meeting
a
10
also be
1
9-
5c
(quar.)
Stix,
United
8-10
8-26
5c
._
Mfg.__~__—(quar.i
Lithograph
preferred
25c
split the shares
would
stock
Aug.
9-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
8-12
5c
A
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4'A%
St. Croix Paper Co. (quar.)_
to
1
tl5c
(quar.)
.
Stockholders will vote at
9-
12'A %
A
Management Corp
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc., class
Ruppert (Jacob), common
preferred
8-12
t25c
1j$l.06'A
(final)
class
9-19
United
8-12
9
35c
(quar.)__
(quar.)_—
Stetcher-Traung
Stewart-Warner
1
40c
$1
(quar.)__r
Royalties
4'A%
preferred
0%
9-10
7-22
8-26
9-
5
8-16
$1.06'A
preferred
Illuminating
Income
25c
9
Growers, Ltd.—
non-cumulative
5%
75c
5%
(quar.)__:—____—_
5%
Ltd. common
Royce,
Royal
Stores
Bros.
4'A%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
(quar.)—
Sterling Aluminum Products
Stern & Stern Textiles—
(quar.)
preferred
5
8-
8-
t75c
—
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)___—
8-15
9-
.___
common
8-
(quar.)_
Sterchi
(quar.)
Axle
Paper Co.,
4%%
Rolls
Co.
&
8-15
Power—
B
&
preferred
(A.)
1
$20c
preferred
8-16
Improvement,
Grain
United
Equipment
Railway
United
25c
8-23
8-16
$1.75
1
(quar.)
preferred
4'A%
preferred
9-
(quar.)
1
1
(quar.)
com.
9-
29c
4quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
class A preferred (quar.)
Gas
8-15
Packaging Corp,—
convertible
225c
_______
8-
Cos.
Holder$
Payable of Reo.
25c
Fuel
4'A%
U.
Stanley Home Products, Inc,
Stanley
Warner
(quar.)
Stauffer Chemical
(quar.)_
Ltd.—
8-15
1
9-
div.)_
.___
9-10
Standard
12-
9-15
(quar.)
quar.)_
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
4.75%
Indiana
25c
4%
Rockland
(Del.)
Calif.
Oil
(initial
3
9-15
______
(stock
Tobacco
Oil
B
12-15
Coal
prelerred
50c
(quar.)__—_——
Standard
Class
10-
45c
Standard Milling Co. (Del.)—
Class A
(initial quar.)—
75c
4.10%
United
—
(quar.)__
8-10
Rochester Gas & Electric—
Rockwell
Products
Coil
9-15
____
(quar.)____.
9-15
7%
87'Ac
1
(q*ar,)___
pref.
United
(quar.)
common
(Texas)
com.
8-26
'quar.)
1
(quar.)________—____—
Little
A
Inc.,
8-26
9-15
6%
(quar.)
Inc.,
$1.75
H.»
Robinson
Co.
Water
Brands,
9-
,
Engineering & Foundry,
30c
preferred
Standard
Electric
United
30c
$1.75
(quar.)
pfd.
(H.
Class
9-
fV't-d
8-10
Co.—
10-
(quar.)
class A
Robbins & Myers,
Robertson
International RR.
8-10
1
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
$1.12'A
(quar.)
(quar.>
Corp.
$1.50 partic.
Spokane
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)__
Standard
Grande
Rio
2
8-
60c
(quar.)_
Paper Corp. (quar.)
Valley Gas Co.
Riegel
8-10
9-15
8-15
preferred
Share
Company
9-
9-15
(resumed)—__-—
common
70c
70c
preferred
preferred
Oil
Richfield
Inc.,
convertible
$3.50
quar.)
2nd prelerred
7%
8-25
Inc.—
1st
Spiegel,
Name of
9-
$1.05
(quar.)—
When
Per
Payable of Reo.
60c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
$4.50
Co.—
quar.)_
common
convertible
Rice-Stix.
______———
.
Brass, Inc.—,——..;—75c
<quar,l__—
12'Ac
Revere Copper &
Rexall
_
Share
Name of Company
Holaert
When
Per
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
(stock dividend)—
Stores
share
One
August 8, 1955
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(554)
Less Jamaica
income tax.
published
date
and/or record date
was
Incorrect.
is indicated here.
The
corrected
payment
I
Volume 182
Number 5453
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(555)" 51
General Corporation anil
r
~
-Investment News
(Continued from page 11)
Western Tool & Stamping Co.—Stock Sold—The
75,000
shares of common stock, which were
publicly offered
July 26 by Blunt Ellis & Simmons and associates at
per
share, were quickly sold.
See details in
V. 182, p. 458.
on
$11.25
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
Six Months Ended June 30—
1955
1954
''
Sales
products
Other
Profit
3.024,479
43.754.730
26.254,730
income
quarter
the
eduction
pi
President,
said
continued
six-month
any
second
the
net
Jr.,
quarter of the year,
for
$3.03
share—
and
the second
18.834,802
I
_____
to
in
part:
establish
records
new
during
resulting in the most successful
period
in
may save
opera¬
the
company's
history.
pulping facilities and new
expanded
Quiz
a
12^200,000
.__
taxes
Weyerhaeuser,
"Sales
taxes
31.034,802
$4.22
income
2,709,695
132,452,554
17,500,000
Federal
per
129,742,859
158.036.101
income
P.
for
(net)
income
Earnings
tions
155.061.622
—__
before
Net
forest
income
Federal
'J.
pulp, plywood and other
_
income
Total
the
$
of lumber,
During
machine
of
corrugating medium, a component of fiber con¬
tainers, began operations at Longview, Wash.
"LoDg-considered plans for expansion in the coastal
region of Wash¬
ington were concluded in June with the decision to
build a pulp mill
in
the
Grays Harbor area with capacity to produce 400 tons of
sulphite pulp per day.
Work on the new mill will start late this
and is expected to be completed
during 1957 at
$2C,0C0,CC0.
Arrangements were also made for
year
of
forest
lands
with
Simpson
Logging Co.
which
the
in
cost
a
excess
exchange
an
per.nits
of
consolidation
of
company's holdings in the airea.
In addition to the forest lands
involved
in. this
transaction
the
company
acquired
a
sawmill
at
Aberdeen, Wash.
Operations were started on July 13
1955."—V
181
p. 228S.
White Motor Co.—Motor Sales
The
$3.25
a
income
showed
share
a
in
increased
in
the
first
and
Canadian
half
of
1955;
taxes
equal
to
1955
as
30,
1954.
sales
as
contrasted
amounted
with
to
$1,215,706
a
.;
provision
a
the
income
June
income
on
ago.
After
pcricd
eerlicr.
year
net
on
the
corresponding half-year of
24.1%- ovej&3Gy«*r ago while total
dollar
of 7.1%.
before Federal
$5,728,506
for
$2.58
gain
a
Income
year
Earnings Increase
showed
outstanding
with
compared
Net
and
six-mcnth Tepart of-this
company
share on the common stock
of
$2,820,000
amounted
to
for. estimated
$2,908,506
and
taxes,
compares
••
...
the
with
net
Q
What is cancer?
A An uncontrolled growth of cells.
Q
Can
A Many types can be cured,
a
$79,461,-
016 fcr
President,
states:
"The
to
approximately 13.4%.
D.'.esel Engine Division,
acquired in April, 1955, made a mod¬
contrioution to the gain in commercial
business.
Government
business, en The other/hand, declined to about 2.8% of the
total dollar
volume from 8.2% of the total
reported in the
Our
permitted to spread through the body,
inevitably leads to death.
income
$2,343,706
dollar sales, including parts,
accessories and service, amounted
$85,104,655 in the latest six-month interval
compared with
the corresponding
period of 1954.
Robert F. Elack, Chairman of the
Board and
increase in
commercial
business
amounted
it
-
•
Total
to
If
•
but
be cured?
cancer
•
only if they
early.
are
discovered and
treated
new
erate
corresponding period
11954."
company's backlog of orders for
mately the peak level
indication
that
this
| the. year."—V.
Word
of this
trucks
new
remains
year, Mr. Black says,
demand will continue
strong
"and
for
the
Uranium
Mining Co.,
Salt
Suspended—
Lake
/
is every
balance
..
See Lilly Eelle Mining &
approxi¬
there
181, p. 2976.
|Stock Offering
at
.
of
corporation
City,
Utah—
15-aere
factory
site
Co.
Newark,
N.
considered
County.
I
The
J.,
in
also
the
owned
Ampere
as
one
by
the
dozen
a
by
J.
180,
579.
p.
of
East
date two of his
lof
large
Eliictt
/iieeler
Kisl^k,
buildings,
Inc..
The
Jeannette,
Pa.,
was
totaling
acquisition
brings
the
Towne
costs
total
'
lor
693,893
2.332,273
a
industrial
Service
Branch
modern,
branch
636.386
in
in
Detroit,
of
the
Peninsula
Mich.,
to
its
The
by
been
this
latest
of
has
Toledo,
York.
181,
company
involving
in
step
of
been
Ohio,
set
up
A.
vire
Young
products
»lants
to
reach
ast
J.
for
S.
by
an
Baltimore,
the
N.
D.
Ely.
49-year-old
Steel,
industrial
or
use
oncrete,
renchcs,
now—V.
problem?
A.
Unfortunately, no. Despite the
advances made, more than 235,000
Americans will die of
cancer
this year.
r
Q
Yes.
help to
A.
By having regular health examine*yourself. And by contributing
the American Cancer Society.
,
tions
prevent
this tragedy?
•
What will my
be used for?
contribution
to
For research that may some
A.
save
your
day
life, for education and for
helping cancer's victims.
Inc.,
of
of
Detroit
than
and
&
Wire
firm's
the
United
$1,000,000,
diversification
Corp..
States
and
$3,OCO.OOO
1956.
this
More
Canada
Steel
with
than
and
produces
all
year,
major
1.500
foreign
a
173,
p.
"trucks,
line
makes
cutting ^blacktop,
loading
a
Canada.
L.
projected
sal?s
A.
acre
Young's
site.
With
$5,000,000
outlets
are
Ottawa
sales
volume
located
in
Steel
expected
is
fore-
principal
countries.
of
of
hydraulically-operated
industrial
back-filing,
bulldozing
and
2245.
tractors
tamping,
implempnts
in
digging
angledozing,
and
breaking
holes
and
removing
=
i
man's crudest enemy...
4 American
ma-
large manufacturers of related
automotive
parts supplier, operates
16
major
a
cancer..,
Give
Yale
Ottawa,
construction
more
at
Cleve-
President.
expenditure
facility, which becomes
employs 150 persons on a T/2
cities,
Ottawa
cancer
Strike back
this
serve
2977,
and
Ottawa
>ivision,
o
Spring
throughout
The
the
it has solved
a
irogram.
L.
Q
mean
and
adJed
Other
areas.
Pittsburgh.
p.
Ottawa
roadbuilding
announced
acquisition,
the
s
has
minutes last year.
expanding sales
Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Acquisition—
manufacturer
hinery,
every seven
of
$1.21
area
20,000-square-foot building,
company
and
Philadelphia, New
purchase
Can.,
accomplished?
cancer on an average
628,886
$3.44
well-equipped
outlet
Michigan
are
A.)
Does that
Q
834,972
$760,071
constantly growing industrial
population, this company has
and, Cincinnati, and Chicago.—V.
The
Alt helped save an American from
dying of
242,743
$2,183,779
a
major
.(L.
victims^
I
in
Lower
he
Q
$2,288,936
income
on
inccrecsing
iranches
education and service to cancer's
$2,046,193
470,530
irganization.
:ighth
A.
Society?
v'tf
What has it
Can I
422,668
taxes
and
American Cancer
only notional voluntary agency
fights cancer by research,
plants.—
$4,944,720
satisfy the demands for
Located
17
$4,474,190
income
income
Sales
lew
to
to
1954
:___
ever
in
motors
42,981,450
outstanding at June 30
income per outstanding share
To
of
$45,027,643
Shares
^Jet
The
which
manu¬
1955
deductions
Net
tne
45,647,294
u—
Total
diagnostic tests.
manufacture
$51,121,484
expenses
income
Provision
of
Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Rise—
and
operating
[ncome
330,000
Company
domestic
ha
.
___
Net
City,
accommo¬
and
The
sa'C3
Dther
partially
manufacturers
by
Six Months Ended June 30—
)perating
•
which
mov^u
458.
p.
Yale &
Jet
over
the
your doctor who
has available many
By
and
Vice-President
equipment;
Division,
rece/iwy
J\.»
in time?
facilities
Jersey
Pa.
Ampere
182,
of
Crocker-Wheeler
gener"tors,
The
J.
conditioning
of
A
Electric
'Orange,
acquired the Crockerfrom Joshua
Hendy Corp. in 1949, was represented in
the property to Worthington by William A. Elliott,
[the sale of
■jeannette,
air
the
Q
pumps.
Co.,
site
president.
land
station
be discovered
'
company's major product divisions:
central
of .standard
The
Co.
industrial
Isquare feet cf working floor space.
I
According to Walther H. Feldmann,
Executive
IWorthington Corp., the acquisition will be used to
facture
Elliott
Crocker-Wheeler
I.
existing
The
largest
-
.
negotiated
includes
from
Section
of
/
.
transaction,
IN.. J„
purchased
formerly
Manufacturing
in
Es^ex
27
can cancer
What is the
■
Milling Co., Inc., .above.—V.
July
on
Q
•
.
WortMngton Corp., Harrison, N. J.—Acquisition—
This
How
of
.
The
Cancer
Society!
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(556)
Monday, August 8, 1955
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Legality
approved
by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Rob-
Mobile, Ala.
Bond
Sale
—
Tunnel
Bankhead
by Blyth
Ingen
&
& Co., Inc., B. J.
Co., Inc., R. W.
Pressprich
&
Co.
and
Bear,
Stearns & Co., all of New York
City, as 3.80s, at 100.30, a basis of
aged
Van
about 3.79%.
bonds
The
re-offered
were
the
of
City's faith
and
credit.
The Bankhead
the
two
Tunnel is
crossings
River in
the
•Through
traffic
from
the
30
of
one
the
of
Mobile
ll/z
saves
miles
minutes
competing
40
to
miles to the north.
Estimated fu¬
tiead tunnel
by engineers are ex¬
$890,000 in
in 1971, after
which
date
congestion
on
the
western
approaches will prevent
{further appreciable improvement.
Operation and maintenance ex¬
penses
have
averaged
$117,000
pected
rise
to
to
from
$1,373,000
the past 10 years, and, there¬
over
fore, net available for debt
ices
is
estimated
1956
to
1,227,700 in
Other
cate:
Lynch,
serv¬
$818,100
1971.
in
the syndi¬
Co., Merrill
Fenner & Beane,
members
C.
A.
Blair
at
of
Allyn
Pierce,
Clara
National Trust & Savings As¬
sociation,
&
Francisco,
San
of
an
of
issue
was
$180,000
school bonds, as follows:
$36,000 4j/4S. Due
1956
inclusive.
1959
to
1960
inclusive.
1963
to
45,000 2V2S. Due
63,000 2%s. Due
The
to
bonds
Aug. 1 from
on
dated
are
F-A.
1,
Aug.
Legality
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
& Co., Leedy, Wheeler
Alleman, McDougal & Condon,
Fairman, Harris & Co., Clement
Evans &
Co.,
Co., Newman, Brown
Scharff
&
Jones,
Inc.,
Watkins, Morrow & Co., Thomas
& Co., M. B. Vick &
Co., Herbert
Sims
J.
&
Co.
Eastern
Municipal Water District
Improvement District No. 6 (P.O.
Box 248,
Hemet), Calif.
Offering—Ruth E. Norton,
Bond
"Hendrix & Mayes, Sterne, Agee
Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, R. S.
Hecht
&
Co., E. Ray Allen & Co.,
George M. Wood & Co., Odess,
Martin, Herzberg, Inc., Steiner,
Rouse & Co., Brodnax &
Knight,
Inc., Berney, Perry & Co., M. A.
Saunders
&
Co., Weil Investment
Co., Arnold
&
Co.,
&
Crane,
Stropshire
Harrington & Co.
and
Bond
tary
$750,000
sani¬
system
revenue
bonds
offered
Aug.
4—v.
awarded
were
to
182,
p.
362—
group
a
com¬
Freedom Fire Protection District,
Santa
Cruz
Sale
Bond
-1957
to
1976
The
—
$40,000
fire
on
a.m.
Principal
(M-N)
interest
County
and
at
the
payable
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Ventura
High
Bond Offering—L. E.
Hallowell,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at his
office
bonds.
Sept.
Ventura, un¬
Aug. 23 for
of $25,000 building
Dated
1,
in
(CDST)
a.m.
purchase
on
Sept.
1968.
1955.
1,
Principal
payable
terest
Due
and
(M-S)
at
County Terasurer's office.
in¬
the
Bond
due
(P. O. Safford), Ariz.
,
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1,
1955.
Due
July 1 from 1957 to 1964 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
J-J.
Interest
bonds
revenue
&
a
as
to
J.
1,
ap¬
cisco.
Alameda County,
Bond
composed
cost
of
about
follows: $152,000 4s,
1 from 1957 to
Witter & Co., of San
1956
a
interest
3.44%,
as
3j/4s, due
to
composed
group
Trust
of
Sav¬
&
& Co., R. H. Moulton &
both of Los Angeles, Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of New York, J. Barth &
Sachs
&
Parker
York
100.09,
City, as 3V4S, at a price of
a basis of about 3.24%.
Branford, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $370,000
offered
459—were
Aug.
Securities
as
Francisco,
San
of
Wm.
ler, Bruce & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams, Kaiser & Co., Stone &
& Co.,
Co., all
San Francisco, at 100.08, a net
H.
Youngberg,
Irving
Work
E.
Lundborg
&
about
of
cost
2.86%,
school
182, p.
to the Amer¬
as
Stamford
Redevelopment
Chairman Jo¬
—
Dombroski
announces
1 p.m.
(DST)
on
6, 1955. Due on March 9,
Principal and interest pay¬
at such
incorporated bank
1956.
able
having trust powers or incorpor¬
trust
1956 to
2%s.
320,000
on
the
as
company,
pur¬
designates in his proposal.
approved
by
Ropes,
Gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Legality
Westridge Sanitation Dist. (P. O.
Wheatridge), Colo.
Bond Offering — R. Earl Cam-
field, District
sealed
ceive
(MST)
price of 100.04,
cost
follows:
on
1968
June
of
about
$42,000
15
from
inclusive;
$63,000 3M>s, due
on
and
June 15
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
the
at
Sept.
on
15
N.
and
until
8
p.m.
16 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
$250,000
Sept. 15 from
1980 inclusive.
Sunnyside School District, San Luis
Obispo County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—A.
E.
Mallagh,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in San Louis
Obispo until 2 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
for
the
15
purchase of $15,000
(P. O. Tallahasse), Fla.
Offering—Thos. D. Bailey,
of
State
the
Board of
Education, reports that sealed bids
will be received at the office of
lic
Instruction
until
of Pub¬
9:30
a.m.
Aug. 23 for the pur¬
chase of $10,585,000 State School
revenue
bonds, series A and B,
(EST)
as
on
follows:
be
Dated
June
1978
clusive.
School
Bond
Wiiliam
both
Los
of
District,
3s,
at
101.73,
a
County
basis
of
June
1 from
County
1.
1955.
bonds.
Due
on
1957 to 1976 in¬
clusive.
ILLINOIS
Bond Offering—Wm. B.
Cook County
Dade
County
bonds.
clusive.
2,485,000
County
rett,
unitl
10
receive
a.m.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the County
Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Cutler, of Chicago.
Side Health District
East
East St.
Bond
cher & Co., of Denver. Dated Aug.
Terry,
Wm.
—
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
Health Center
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
on
of
$395,000
1966 inclu¬
1957 to
from
1
The
sive.
successful
bidder may,
the accept¬
within five days after
of the
ance
to
bid, nominate a pay¬
agent for the bonds, subject
approval of the Board of
If no such nomination is
ing
the
Health.
made,
Board will
the
select the
paying agent in St. Louis or
Chi¬
by
Legality approved
Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
cago.
St.
Louis.
County School District
(P. O. Bourbonnais, III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
man
$210,000
sold to BallMain, of Chicago, as 2%s.
building
bonds
was
III.
Kirkland,
Sale—An
Bond
issue of $55,000
sanitary sewer system bonds was
sold to H. C. Speer & Sons, of
Chicago.
Lee County
School District No. 271
(P. O. Franklin Grove), III.
& Co.,
$275,000
Quail
of Davenport.
County
Duval
bonds.
Livingston County Community Con¬
solidated School District No. 425
(P. O. Graymont), III.
June
and
Bankers
1,
1955.
interest payable
Co.,.. New
Trust
Offering—Charles F. Fein-
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Aug. 18
tiold,
Due
the
Offering
(CDST)
for the
Principal
at
(P. O.
Louis), III.
Secretary of Board of Health, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
clusive.
sold to Boett-
I, 1955. Due in 20 years.
will
Clerk,
(CDST)
on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of
$40,000,000 Expressway, Series A,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
bids
sealed
Due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of $325,000
was
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Offering—Edward J. Bar¬
March
155,000 Highlands County bonds.
Dated March 1, 1955. Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
(P. O. Manitou Springs),
building bonds
bonds.
revenue
building bonds was sold to
1, 1955. Due on
March 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Dated
about
Colorado
Parrish,
sealed bids
until 7 p.m.
on Sept.
13
for the purchase of $265,000 gas
receive
(CST)
will
Bond Sale—An issue of
Series B
$3,300,000
County School District
building
bonds.
bonds.
1,
clusive.
Paso
14
June
Dated
as
COLORADO
No.
Polk
3,100,000
build¬
2.83%.
El
June
clusive.
jointly,
15 for the
$360,000
of
:
R. Staats & Co.,
Angeles,
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on
1957 to 1976 in¬
1955. Due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
259—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., and
from
Monroe
600,000
ing bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182,
p.
June
1
Dated
Sale—The $350,000
until Aug.
received
purchase
No. 53
County
Brevard
$945,000
bonds.
Dated
July 2,
on July 2 from 1974 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
Orange County, Calif.
8
Security Bank of
Exchange
Place
A.,
Kankakee
Series A
1953. Due
Tustin
until
for
dependent Scheffl District No. 261
(P. O. Jerome), Ida.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
March
building
(J-J) payable at the Coun¬
Trustees,
8
County?.Jerome Class A In¬
Jerome
chase
Bond
Secretary
on
Aug.
on
Branch, Salt Lake City. Legality
by Pershing, Bosworth,
Dick & Dawson, of N. Y. City.
bonds.
sewer
Florida State Board of Education
15, 1975
1976.
128,000 2s. Due
of
bids
approved
FLORIDA
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
64,000 3s. Due on Sept.
Board
sealed
First
Utah,
Secretary, will re¬
bids
Aug.
on
of
chase
Sept. 15 from
Due
93
man
Boston.
inclusive.
1964
the
of
receive
bonds.
$288,000 5s. Due
No.
the
$725,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due in
from one to twenty years.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
preliminary loan notes. Dated
Sept.
Counties
Dist.
O. Idaho Falls), Idaho
Offering—H. L. Hansen,
Mayor,
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $403,000
Sch.
Auburn, III.
Urban
A.
Le¬
York
Corp., New
Commission, Conn.
tion
follows:
Clerk
Bingham
"A"
2.70s, at 100.35, a basis of
R.
Angeles, Hel¬
(P.
Bond
about 2.65%?.
ated
Co.,
2—v.
awarded
City,
chaser
Staats & Co., of Los
Harriman
of
Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman,
Co.,
and Auchincloss,
& Redpath, all of New
&
Ripley
Blyth
Aug.
Francisco, at
net
182, p. 459—were awarded to
Co.,
to 1980 inclusive.
a
a
Conn.
$1,200,000 park¬
bonds offered Aug. 1
revenue
sealed bids until
build¬
Bank
of
National
America
105,000 general obligation bonds
to Dean
ing
Class
(MST)
purchase
of
CONNECTICUT
Bond Sale—The
and
p.m.
that the Commission will receive
Calif.
Sale—The $800,000
a
2.98%?.
New Haven,
seph
Sch. Dist.,
Unified
100.15,
3s, at
as
Note Offering
Leandro
San
B.
Co., of Beverly
price of 100.01, a
interest
on
Denver,
Jacksonville.
IDAHO
Bonneville
will
of
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
and
&
all
ican
July
Legality
p.
of
group
Ripley &
Co., both of
Joint
ty Treasurer's office.
1976
inclusive; and
$48,900
33/4s, due on Aug. 1 from 1977
County Sch. Dist. No. 5
(MST) on Aug. 12 for
the purchase of $73,000
building
dated
are
182,
a
at the Florida Na¬
or
Bank
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
Chicago, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Toledo, Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co., Peters, Writer & Christensen,
and J. K. Mullen Investment Co.,
bonds
1980 inclusive.
to
bonds
1955.
Sale—The
Hills, at
net
p.m.
1971
The
offered
3.90%o,
1
1 from
1970 inclusive.
to
to
Blyth
Inc.,
North
July
on
14,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
$305,000 sewer
July 28—v. 182, p.
362—were awarded, as follows:
ARIZONA
til
Due
3—v.
Co.,
follows:
as
4s.
terest
Orange Cove, Calif.
Jan. 1 from
Buggington, Clerk of the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids un¬
$15,000
Aug.
awarded
City,
of Harriman
the State Superintendent
Union
Hanauer
Bond Offering—W. L.
an
1977 to
Nordhoff
1977 to 1993 inclusive.
Graham
San Francisco, pur¬
issue of $29,000 build¬
ing bonds,
interest
inclusive.
Due
chased
of
Oakland, un¬
(CDST) on Aug. 16 for
the purchase of $24,000 building
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1954.
Due
on
May 15 from 1977 to 1979 in¬
10
•
350,000 3.20s.
National Trust & Savings As¬
sociation, of
bids at his office in
$200,000
from
Bond Sale—The Bank of Amer¬
til
$400,000 3s.
1
School
ings Association, of San Francisco,
Calif.
County,
Bond Offering — Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds
Jan.
Redwood Union Elementary
$984,000 gen¬
school refunding
composed
—v.
dicate
City, Hendrix & Mayes, and Watkins, Morrow & Co., both of Bir¬
mingham, at 98.03, a net interest
cost of about 3.24%, as follows:
on
&
bonds.
posed of Shields & Co., New York
Due
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
rick,
ica
offered
Principal and interest (F-A)
1955.
The
15,
ing bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182,
p. 459—were awarded to a syn¬
the
Sale—The
sewer
Aug.
Secretary,
will receive
sealed bids until Aug. 24 for the
purchase of $36,000 water system
til 11
Montgomery, Ala.
dated
are
—
obligation
bonds
362—were
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
District
clusive.
& Leach,
bonds
Sale
Bond
eral
basis of about
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
cisco.
Co.,
Carl
Co., Lee
&
1973 inclusive.
to
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
Stevenson
&
1971
1956
M. Loeb, protection bonds offered July 29
Bhoades
&
Higginson —v. 182, p. 362—were awarded to
Corp.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks, the Bank of America National
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc., Trust & Savings Association, of
R. S. Dickson & Co., Thornton, San Francisco.
Mohr
&
Farish, Courts & Co.,
Newark Sch. Dist., Alameda
Sti'fel,
Nicolaus
&
Co.,
Bacon,,
County, Calif.
A.
64,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 15 from
inclusive.
1975
Interest
1955.
Aug. 1 from
on
1968 inclusive.
1964 to
1969
Aug. 1 from
on
Due
2y2s.
District, Del Norte County, Calif.
Aug. 1 from
on
36,000 2i/4s. Due
Co., Inc., Shields & Co.,
Equitable Securities Corp., Dean
&
on Aug.
15
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive.
The
Calif.
County,
15 from
1963 inclusive.
to
106,000
until Oct. 3.
Bond Sale—The Bank of Amer¬
ica
&
Witter
1956
issue
above
the
of
Cupertino Union Sch. Dist., Santa
of the Bank-
gross revenues
1955
purchase
over
free bridge. The
crossing upstream is some 58
ture
Offering—Sealed bids for
Bond
the
vicinity of the city.
and
next
school bonds,
originally scheduled for Aug. 1—
v.
182, p. 362—was postponed.
San
of
$46,000 3s. Due on Aug.
the issue of $200,000
awarded
pledge
of
Sale
to
head Tunnel and do not constitute
a
Francisco,
purchased an issue of $216,000
building bonds, as follows:
County, Calif.
Postponed—Sale
Bond
Savings
&
Trust
Association,
Brawley Sch. Dist., Imperial
will be received
yield 3.70%. and were quickly dis¬
posed of. They are payable sole¬
ly from the revenues of the Bank-
National
ica
CALIFORNIA
re-
tional
of Amer¬
Bond Sale—The Bank
$17,000,000
revenue
and improvement bonds
offered Aug. 3—v. 182, p. 362—
were awarded to a syndicate man¬
luriding
York
(P. O. Lakewood), Colo.
Calif.
Tehama County,
inette, of Phoenix.
The
Jefferson County Sch. Dist. No. R-l
Red Bluff School District,
office.
ALABAMA
f
ing
purchase of $138,000 build¬
Dated
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclusive.
1
Sept.
from
Principal
(J-J) payable at a
1, 1955.
1957 to 1971
and interest
banking insti-
Volume 182
Number 5453
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
53
(557)
tution mutually satisfactory to the
purchaser and the Board of Edu¬
cation.
Legality
Charles
&
approved
Trauernijcht,
of
by
St.
Louis.
McHenry County Com. Consol. Sch.
Dist. No. 47 (P. O. Crystal Lake),
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due semi¬
annually from July 1, 1956 to Jan.
1, 1987 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the City
Clerk-Treasurer s office. Legality
approved by. Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller,
182,
v.
the
Marion
bonds
offered
362—were
p.
First
National
Aug.
awarded
Bank
1—
to
Chi¬
of
cago, at 100.06, a net interest cost
of about 3.05%, as follows:
$30,000 3s.
Due
1966 to
85,000 3y2s.
Due
Dec. 15 from
on
inclusive.
1972
70,000 3s.
15 from
inclusive.
Due
to
1969
Dec.
on
1968
and 1974.
Peoria
182,
Sch. Disi. No. 312 (P. O.
Sale
posed
$1,700,000
Aug.
2
to
a
group
Stuart
&
Co.,
com¬
Co.,
White,
Weld & Co., all of New York City,
Bacon, Whipple & Co., Chicago,
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., To¬
ledo, Illinois Company, and McDougal & Condon, both of Chi¬
cago, at 100.0069, a
net interest
cost of about 2.81%, as follows:
Sachs
$290,000 3s. Due
1957
to
on
M.
1,190,000 2%s. Due
1961
to
Commerce, of Seattle,
Co., and Arthur
Krensky & Co., both of Chi¬
2V4S, at a price of 101.09,
basis of about 2.14%.
a
&
Jan.
1
Bond
until
aid
the
at
First
MJddlebury.
on
Jan.
1974
and 1975.
Bond Sale—The
Morgan County (P. O.
Martinsville), Ind.
Aug.
1
bonds
offered
182, p. 363 — were
awarded to Braun,
Bosworth &
Co., Inc., of Toledo, as 2V8S, at
100.18, a basis of about 2.03%.
v
Garrett, Ind
,
^Rond Sale—The $445,000 sewage
works
bonds offered Aug.
revenue
bonds
363—were
Co., and the Con¬
&
i
Geraghty,
Bond
Sale—The $490,000 water
bonds offered July
revenue
27—v.
182,
to
p.
Indianapolis,
Greensburg, Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City ClerkTreasurer
until
2
(CST) on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $1,108,000 water works improvement
and refunding revenue bonds of
1955.
p.m.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
semi-annually from Dec. 15, 1965
to June 15, 1991 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
the
at
(CST)
sealed
...
Township (P. O. R. R. No. 1
Pendleton), Ind.
Bond
Offering
Township
sealed
on
until
8
—
Ray
will
Trustee,
bids
until
Aug.., 17
10
for the
Smith,
receive
a.m.
$96,000 school building bonds,
of
as
School
1,
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1956 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
Civil
Civil
Sale
The
—
Townships
School
bonds
and
totaling
American Fletcher National Bank
of
Indianapolis, as 2%s, at a price
of 100.25, a basis of about 2.59%.
Township
bonds.
Bagley Independent School District,
Iowa
1,
sive.
The
Co., of Des Moines.
are
dated
July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Citizens Banking
Co., Anderson. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
1955:
Secretary
of
receive
—
H. F.
Board of
sealed
Directors,
bids
until
2
(CST) on Aug. 15 for the
purchase of $247,500 school build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Nov.
1
from 1956 to
1974
inclusive. Interest M-N.
approved
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
Clarinda Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
bids will
Bond Sale—The $265,000 school
be received by the City ClerkTreasurer until 1 p.m. (CST) on building bonds offered Aug. 2—v.
Aug. 18 for the purchase of $520,- 182, p. 363—were awarded to the
000 water works refunding and Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Bond Offering—Sealed
improvement
revenue
bonds.
of Des
Moines,
as
2.70s, at
par.
bonds
offered
The
2.50%,
on
to
1959
Due
on
1956
and
&
Co., of Kansas City.
Sale—An
swimming pool bonds was sold to
the First National Bank, of Phillipsburg.
Wichita
Sch.
bonds
No. 1, Kan.
$3,740,000 build¬
Dist.
Bond Sale—The
offered
to
a
Aug.
and
1
were
Bankers Trust Co., First National
City Bank, Smith, Barney & Co.,
all
of New
2J/2s.
Due
1967
to
1970
inclusive.
1
LOUISIANA
Calcasieu
Parish
District
No.
4
Gravity Drainage
(P. O. Lake
bids
bids
for
the $8,170,000
City of Lake Charles
public improvement bonds offered
Aug. 3—v. 182, p. 260.
Rapides Parish, Alexandria Consol¬
idated Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered Aug. 3—
v.
182, p. 156—were awarded to
a
group
composed of Guaranty
Bank & Trust
Howard,
richs &
the
of
$490,000
Co., of Alexandria,
Labouisse, FriedCo., of New Orleans and
about
23As.
National
par,
a
Due
Bank,
of
net interest
2.96%,
as
on
330,000 3s. Due
1967 to
180,000
on
follows:
Aug.
15
at
the
Sabine Parish (P. O.
.Aug.
on
on
National
Bank
11
the
for
the
First
National
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Boston, Mass.
Frederic
—
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer
Collector, will receive sealed
A.
and
bids
at the National Shawmut Bank of
til
un¬
11
a.m.
(DST) on Aug. 16 for
purchase of $50,000 off-street
the
to
1965
Sept. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
The
notes
dated
are
1955 and mature
July
22,
Dec. 28, 1955.
on
Aug.
15
MICHIGAN
Arenac
Note Offering —
Douglas C.
Black, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Aug. 12 for the purchase of $40,000 tax anticipation notes. Dated
June 30, 1955.
Due on March 1,
Aug. 4 were awarded to 1956. Principal and interest pay¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Boston, able at the State Bank of Stand¬
*
at 1.75% interest, plus a premium ish.
of $110.
Dated Aug. 9, 1955, and
Buchanan Township, Broce%/ts Sch.
due Nov. 10, 1955.
•
Dist.
Dennis Water
bonds
461
Aug.
3—v.
awarded
were
to
182,
a
p.
group
composed of W. E. Hutton & Co.,
Weeden & Co., both of New York
City, and Lyons & Shafto, of Bos¬
ton,
2V2s, at
as
100.02,
a
basis of
Bond
sealed
Bond
sier,
(EST)
Offering—Stanley F. Rice,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Day Trust Co.,
St., Boston 6, until
(DST) on Aug. 11 for the
purchase of $1,060,000 bonds, as
1956
1976 inclusive.
Simmesport, La.
Bond Offering—Joseph S. Knoll,
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 24
for the purchase of $42,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Sept.
15, 1955.
Due on Sept. 15 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
will
re¬
7:30
p.m.
to
1970
interest
or
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
at
a
trust company
Detroit, Mich.
,
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
were
submitted for the $1,640,000 auto¬
mobile
parking
system
revenue
bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182, p. 261-
Detroit, Mich.
inclusive.
100,000 school
bonds.
Aug.
1
from
1956
Due
to
Bond Offering—John H. Wither-
on
1975
The
bonds are dated Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Day Trust Co., Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
1955.
Palmer
&
DodgeJ of
City
spoon,
ceive
inclusive.
Controller,
sealed
bids
until
(EST)
on
Aug.
chase
of
$1,640,000
parking
system
series B.
Dated
on
Jan.
1
clusive.
from
23
for
will
re¬
10
a.m.
the
pur¬
automobile
revenue
bonds*
April 1, 1955. Due
1957
Principal
to
in¬
1990
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the current offi¬
Gloucester, Mass.
cial bank of Detroit in New York
Sale—The $125,000 sewer
construction and surface drainage
City, Chicago or Detroit. Legality
approved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
(The
bonds offered Aug. 3—v. 182, p.
461—were awarded to W. E. Hutton
&
Co.,
Weeden
and
&
issue
bonds
offered
Aug.
2—v.
182,
p.
461—were awarded, to the Nation¬
Shawmut
2.30s,
at
Bank
100.08,
2.25%.
a
of
Boston,
as
basis of about
...
ceive
on
the
National
Shawmut
Boston, Trust Dept., 40
until
10
re¬
a.m.
of
$3,000,000 Motor Vehicle High¬
Fund bonds. Dated Aug. 15,
1955. Due on Aug. 15 from 1956
to
1970 inclusive. Principal and
interest '(F-A)
payable
at Hie
er,
of
bids
Aug. 9 for the purchase
way
bids
at
oa
With-
City Controller, will
sealed
(EST)
current
Bank
offered
Offering—John H.
erspoon,
Holyoke, Mass.
Offering—Joseph E. Lacey,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
Bond
originally
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
Hanover Sch. Dist., Mass.
Bond Sale—The $42,000 school
al
was
Aug. 2.)
2.17%.
(CST) on Aug. 29 for
the
purchase of $675,000
court
house and jail bonds.
Due from
a.m.
until
on
designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
a.m.
$960,000 school project bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1975
Director,
bids
Aug. 9 for the purchase
of $15,000 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
and
bids at the
Thorndike,
(P. O. R. R. 2,
Offering—Thomas J. Mo-
sealed
Ill Devonshire
II
3
District
ceive
bank
Easton, Mass.
Town
No.
Buchanan), Mich.
Sale—The $390*000 water
offered
—
District, Mass.
til
Abington,
County (P. O. Standish),
Michigan
Sale—The $5,000,000 notes
Note
Secretary of the Parish Police
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
1957 to
3,
offered
Co.,
both of New York City, jointly, as
2.20s, at 100.13, a basis of about
10
Nov.
on
Quincy, Mass.
pur¬
Bond
Many), La.
Bond Offering—J. M.
due
are
Ottering
Principal and interest payable at
Aug. 15 from
Due
First
Boston.
1972 inclusive.
3V8S.
notes
1955.
of
$226,000 water bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
Sept.
I
from
1956
to
1970
inclusive.
Weil,
Security
discount.
National
follows:
Alexandria), La
—
1.19%
and interest
Boston, Municipal Division, 45
Milk St.,
Boston, until 11 a.m.
submitted
Sale
were
awarded
to the RocklandAtlas National Bank of
Boston, at
1956
of
were
Greater
1230
—
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
about 2.49%.
Charles), La.
Bond
ap¬
parking construction bonds. Dated
-
MASSACHUSETTS
Bond
Sept.
on
from 1960 to 1975 inclusive.
•
Legality
Thorndike, Pal¬
Boston, 40 Water St., Boston,
>
120,000 2.40s. Due Aug. 1, 1966.
581,000 2V2s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 inclusive.
1956 to
2,992,000
lf
pay¬
National
Dodge, of Boston.
Bond
1965.
composed of
group
Sept.
Merchants
chase
of $90,000
issue
&
Aug. 1, 1960
90,000 2.10s. Due Aug. 1, 1962.
120,000 2.20s. Due Aug. 1, 1963.
240,000 2.30s. Due on Aug. 1,1964
(DST)
PhillipsburKan.
on
to ^1974
dated
Boston.
Note
1961.
Healey,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
was
Due
1956
are
the
of
The
Aug. 1 from
Attleboro, Mass.
Scott, Kan.
bonds.
from
inclusive.
180,000 2s.
fol¬
Sale
The $150,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 2
follows:
as
Due
pur¬
a£
Norfolk County (P. O.
Dedham),
Massachusetts
182, p.
to
a
group
Union Securities
Corp., Burr & Co., Inc., and First
of
Michigan Corp., all of New
York City, at 100.05, a net interest
23As and 2V4S.
as
at
$1,551,000
2—v.
1
bonds
Bank
construction
Aug.
school
proved by Storey,
awarded
bonds,
Principal and interest
able
The
-
composed of the
Bank,
Sale—An issue of $25,000
sold to George K. Baum
Bond
bonds
Sturges,
p.m.
of
-Hartfordr Ind.y
Offering
of
noon
the
77,000 school project bonds. Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1974
inclusive...
mer
Sale
363—were
Sch.
from 1973 to 1975 inclusive.
Community School Dist,, la.
Bond
will
bonds
State
from 1956 to 1966 inclusive.
$134,800 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 182,
p. 363—were awarded to Carleton
Baxter
purchase
Bond Offering—Edw. J.
cost
D. Beh
the
highway
KANSAS
Alexandria, at
IOWA
Due
semi-annually from July
1956 to Jan. 1, 1970 inclu¬
Moines,
Box
$122,000 offered July 29—v. 182,
p.
363 — were awarded to the
sive.
48,000
were
$190,000
to the
National
Bonds Not Sold—No
Bond Sale—The
Due
sold
was
Moines
Fort
follows:
$48,000
Hartwick
the
bonds
Des
Des
ville), Ind.
Bond
(CST)
purchase
—
District, la.
-
p.m.
Steele Township (P. O. Plain-
Indiana National Bank of Indian¬
Legality
approved
by
Boss, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
dianapolis.
offered
362
p.
Bond Sale—An issue of
on
Bond Sale—The $420,000 park
improvement bonds offered Aug.
1—v. 182, p. 363—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
of Indianapolis, as 2%s, at 160.08.
County National
Greensburg, or at the
of
bonds
182,
Bond
county
$220,000 5s.
West Des Moines Independent
South Bend Park District, Ind.
apolis.
Green
bids
for
cost of about
par.
York, Milwaukee Co.,
Trust Co. of Georgia, Atlanta, and
'Julien Collins & Co., of Chicago,
at
Schererville, Ind.
100.19, a net interest cost of
about 2.55%, as follows:
Bond Offering—Joseph E. Zimmer, Town Clerk-Treasurer, will
$748,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Decatur
Bank
of
Bank, Hartwick.
awarded
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
chase of $48,000 municipal bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due semi-an¬
nually from July 1, 1956 to Jan.
1, 1965 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
3%s.
la.
$80,000
sold to the
was
sewer
v.
to
ing
municipal bonds. Dated
1955. Due semi-annually
Jan. 1 and July 1 from 1957 to
1,
receive
as
awarded
Aug.
363—were awarded
Corp., of
16
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
the
to
Bond Sale—The $20,000 general
$12,000
Securities
Cities
the
issue
price of
a
obligation
July 28 —
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (CDST)
on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of
182, p. 363—were awarded
1962 inclusive. Interest J-J. Le¬
City Securities Corp., In-,
dianapolis, and Barcus, Kindred gality approved byiRoss, McCord,
Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
& Co., of Chicago, jointly.
works
Aug.
for
inclusive.
$78,000 refunding bonds.
Maryland State Roads Commission
Victor, la.
Bond
the
Greendale, Ind.
a
bonds
2.20s, at
as
2.36%.
Bond Offering—John
on
MARYLAND
Co., of Ne¬
price of par.
Sale—An
building
Aug. 3—v. 182,
awarded
to
the
Rushville, Ind.
$163,000
(CST)
11
$240,000
Sept.
p.m.
until
Boston,
Aug.
on
of
lows:
Ville Platte, La.
5:30
St.,
(DST)
chase
1955.
Trust
2s, at
offered
Co., both of Chicago, jointly,
2%s, at 100.08, a basis of about
on
3—v.
to
as
Sale—The $750,000 hospi¬
tal
v.
—
vada,
sold
was
&
Mt. Pleasant Indepen. Sch. Dist.,
of
Trust
$75,000 munici¬
improvement
Bank
Iowa
as
bonds
State
building
tinental Illinois National Bank
Columbus, Ind.
building
Water
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $13,000
approved
Indianapolis.
Northern Trust
INDIANA
pal
of
from
Bond
1,
Bank
Legality
p.
Due
State
1,
McCallsburg and Warren Town¬
ship Consol. Sch. Dist. (P.O.
McCallsburg), la.
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Jan. 1 from
on
Dated
Aug. 1, 1955.
Due semi-annually from July
1,
1956
to
July 1, 1968 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
Nov.
1970. Legality approved by Chap¬
& Cutler, of Chicago.
bids
(CST) on Aug. 10
purchase of $92,000 school
bonds.
of
as
Mount Pleasant Bank & Trust Co.,
Township
sealed
inclu¬
man
p.m.
for the
inclusive.
1973
1
receive
will
1974
to
callable
are
Bond
Offering—The
Trustee
1957
sealed bids until
& Co.,
Securities
inclusive.
1960
220,000 3s.
of
from
&
Offering —J. Emile
Pucheu, Town Clerk, will receive
Philadelphia, Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Chicago, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.,
of
Indianapolis,
National
Bank
1
Cutler, of Chicago, and Benton
Moseley, of Baton Rouge.
a
Middlebury Township Civil Town¬
offered
Halsey,
of
Goldman,
awarded to
were
—
$3,000,000
July 29—v.
ship (P. O. Middlebury), Ind.
The
—
bonds
awarded
were
The
—
group composed of Drexel
Peoria), III.
Bond
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 8 for
the purchase of $190,000 building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
Treasurer's office, or at a
bank designated
by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Chapman &
after
cago, as
County Community High
building
Sale
260
p.
First
Dec. 15, 1973
on
Bond
bridge bonds offered
Town
sive. Bonds due in 1971 and there¬
County (P. O. Indian¬
apolis), Ind.
Sale—The $185,000 school
building
Indianapolis.
Indepen. Sch. Dist., la.
Bond Offering — A. L. Berry,
Secretary of the Board of School
Nov.
Illinois
Bond
of
Jefferson
official
in New York
troit.
bank
of
the
City
City, Chicago
or De¬
Legality approved by Mill¬
Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, August 8, 1955
...
(558)
54
Township Sch. Dist.
Ecorse
payable at a trust company desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
(EST)
Paddock & Stone, of
Aug. 15 for
purchase of $150,000 building
the
on
special
assessment and general obligation
paving bonds offered Aug. 2—v.
182, p. 363—were awarded to the
First of Michigan Corp,, of De¬
Bond
troit.
No.
(P. O. Ashley), Mich.
Sale—The 830,000 build¬
inclusive.
1980
Freeland
Township Sch. Dist.
& Co., both
Chicago, and Watling, Lerchen
Co., of Detroit, at a price
100.001,
a
net interest cost
about 3.25%,,9s follows:
Detroit.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kil-
will receive
Clerk,
City
sealed bids until 3
$80,000 3%s. Due on July
1956 to 1.959 inclusive.
(EST) on
p.m.
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $485,000
bonds,
special assessment
as
bonds.
1956
Due
works
45,000 sewer improvement bonds.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to
from
.
1955.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Dated
Aug.
1,
City Treasurer's office, or at the
office of such fiscal agent as the
City Commission may hereafter
appoint.
Legality approved by
&
Paddock
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
3V4S, at
offered
anticipation notes offered July 28
182, p. 364—were awarded to
Donovan, Gilbert & Co., of Lan¬
—v.
ris
& Savings Bank, and
Whipple & Co., both of
Chicago, jointly, as follows:
Trust
Bacon,
$215,000 2V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
on
Minn.
The $20,000
(P. O.
bids
until
7
Bond
(EST) on Aug. 12 for the purchase
$47,693.20 special assessment
road improvement bonds.
Dated
of
Sale
—
Bank of
Eveleth,
as
2.85s.
Bond
until
to
Stone, of Detroit.
Milford, Mich.
Offering — Bartlett B.
Smith, Village President, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
until
8
or
trust
company
a
p.m. (CST) on Aug.
purchase of $350,000
on
inclusive.
1966
from
1957
Principal
and
March
1
bank
designated
by
purchaser.
at
the
Board
of
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7 p.m. (EST) on Aug. 10 for the
of
purchase
$18,000
building
1
fighting equipment bonds.
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Dec.
from
1956
Aug.
inclusive.
1960
to
Certificate
Bros.
&
Due
$220,000 3s.
1957
to
1967
Sale
—
The $52,000
Due on Nov. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
1968 to
$295,000
bonds
v.
to
1961
to
1966 to
Dated
Clerk,
will
sealed
Aug.
$45,000
City Hall bonds.
Dated July 1,
1955.
Due serially from 1958 to
for
the
(CST)
purchase
on
1976.
of
as
payable
at
a
suitable
callable
are
Aug. 1, 1960. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at
the
by
&
approved
Baird
ity
Wells, Martin,
Pedersen,
of
Omaha.
terest
(DST)
of
Commissioner,
County
sealed
bids
until
will
noon
Aug. 9 for the purchase
on
building bonds. Dated
$70,000
to
1956
Sale—The
—
awarded
inclusive.
1965
interest
and
payable
at
$27,000 special
bonds offered
182, p. 364
v.
the
to
First
—
were
National
Principal
the Sec¬
of Boston.
Legality ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer & Dodge, of Boston.
pany,
Caldwell.
offered
for
Aug. 10—v. 182, p. 462—
bonds.
April 1, 1966. Principal and inter¬
June
est
Sept. 1
(not Oct.
1) from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
&
Wood,
Northheld, N. J.
'
...
$16,OCO school I;
Aug.* 2—v. 182, p.],
Sale—The
Bond
offered
bonds
of
awarded to J. B.
Han-j,
Newark, as 3.30s, at If
basis of about 2.29%;--
& Co., of
|
a
Nutley, N. J.
Bond
Offering
E.f
Florence
—
Clerk, will receive'
(DST) on
Town
Rutan,
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $476,-
general- improvement
000
bonds.:
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.*
from
1956 to
1974. inclusive.
Dated
1*
.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able
at
the
Chase
Manhattan
City.
York
New
Bank,
Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
♦ J
Bond
Sea Girt, N.J.
;
Offering—Agnes M, Pur-S
cell, Borough Treasurer, will re-'
ceive
sealed
bids until 8
p.m.]1,
Aug.
on
of
$72,000
and interest
on
inclusive.
1967
to
1956
Dated Aug;?;
Aug. .15 frorr
bonds.
Due
1955.
15,
16 for the pur-;
equipment andij
Principal;'
(F-A) payable at thh
Bank, of Sprinf
First
National
Lake.
Legality approved by Cald-;
well, Marhall, Trimble & Mitchell
of New
York City,
,i
.
t
,
Verona School District,
Sale—A
Bond
of
Harriman
Smith,
& Co.,
Co.,
&
Barney
N. J.
-I
composec
group
Ripley
Inc.
LehmaF
al^
Bros., and White, Weld & Co.,
of
York
City,
bidder
for
New
cessful
bonds
was
the
the sue
$1,575,00<
offered Aug.
3—(
182, p. 364. The group bid fo1
$1,571,000 bonds as 2.85s, at 100.2*5
Burlington, N. J.
■
a
basis of about 2.84%.
720,000 school bonds, including is¬
sues
of
$1,645,000 and $75,000.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
1
or
from
at
trust
City
NEW YORK
16 for the purchase of $1,-
1956
to
inclusive.
1984
the
Mechanics
National
Bank of Burlington, or at a bank
Maturity of Issue—The $50,000
being
Delafield
City.
v.
able
Jackson, Miss.
on
payable at the Citi¬
Bank & Trust Co., I
Legality approved by ?
(F-A)
building
NEW JERSEY
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Bank of Memphis.
on
Aug. 1 from 1957 top
Principal and in-,
improvement
Dover),
New Hampshire
Offering—Lueien G. Para-
receive
(DST)
8 p.m.
National
zens
(DST)
Stratford County (P. O.
Aug.
street improvement
Aug. 2
on
ford, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
MISSISSIPPI
bonds
payable at any suitable bank
inclusive.
1, 1955. Bonds due
Bond Offering—Samuel C. Staf¬
mature
as
1975
S.
inclusive.
1975
interest
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
on
in 1967
callable
1965 inclusive.
ond-Bank State Street Trust Com¬
bridge
are
from
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
on
Sept. 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
sale
thereafter
follows:
1
Harriett
—
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
1955. Due
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
of
1975 inclusive. Bonds due
as
on Aug.
1960 inclusive.
in 1961 and thereafter
dis,
Collins, Miss.
receive
$310,000
Chiles-
to
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Aug.
11
for the purchase of $200,000
Falls, jointly.
Bond
Omaha,
Aug.
Bond
the
Gaylord, Minn.
'
Offering—Roy W. Olson,
sold
Due
$54,000 3s.
Minneapolis.
—
was
Schutz Co., of
sold to the First
Bank, of Minneapolis.
Wright County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 55 (P. O. Cokato), Minn.
Bond Offering—H. E. Gaustad,
1955.
Offering
Bond
100.09,
Bond Sale—An issue of
to
Coddington,
Secretary
of
the I;
Board of Education, will receive;
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Omaha), Neb.
school
182,
1—v.
North Caldwell School Dist., N. J.
chase
Wayzata, Minn.
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
jj
|
Aug.
2.73%.
auer
of Minneapolis.
bonds
at
364—were
NEW HAMPSHIRE
National
II
inclusive.
Lane,
182, p. 461 — were
Fergus Falls Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., and the
First National Bank, both of Fer¬
1
awarded
2%s,
$
|
BMand,
Co., New York City, as
100.u9, a basis or ciuouc
&
Saffin
j
N. J.
The $58,000 water
—
awarded
364—were
Nov. 1 from
on
of
p.
New York
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Faegre
sewer
Sale
offered
Hawkins,
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
and
364—
p.
Stern
to
Wood,
&
Gloucester City,
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
certificate of indebtedness offered
12
182,
2—v.
awarded
Principal and interest payable at
a
suitable
banking
institution
& Benson,
Delafield
Hawkins,
Co., of Kansas City, at 98.11, a net
interest cost of about 3.33%, as
17 for the purchase of $25,-
will
offered
bonds
revenue
will receive
(CST) on
Clerk,
Town
Legality approved by
New York City.
000
179,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
of
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1956 to 1972 inclu¬
dormitories
ment
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
]
and
Aug. 17 for the purchase of $215,- *
Sale—The $725,000 apart¬
Bond
were
;
sealed bids until
(P. O.
University of Missouri
(P. O. Esko), Minn.
Offering—Edwin A. Berg-
interest
Fergus Falls, Minn.
City
St
Louis.
1957 to
Thomson
Bond
neapolis.
Aug.
of
Trauernicht,
77,000 21/4S~Due on Aug. 1 from
to
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Michigan
of
of Duluth.
building
Fractional Sch. Dist. No. 3
Director
1,
interest pay-r
suitable banking instir
a
'
Bond
Offering—Carl A. Fisher,
&
NEBRASKA
Aug.
dated
are
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
Pipestone and Sod us Townships
Bond
Charles
In¬
Legality approved by
from
District Clerk,
gus
(P. O. R. 1, Eau Claire),
M-S.
1967 inclusive.
to
payable
at
a
suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
interest
p.m.
$27,000 special assessment im¬
bonds. Dated July 1,
1955.
Due on April 1 from 1956
to
1960 inclusive. Principal and
(A-O) payable at
8
the
Due
Aug. 8 for the purchase
provement
the
for
permanent improvement revolv¬
ing fund bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
of
interest
Heights, Minn.
Offering — R. L. Ernest,
City Manager, will receive sealed
Company, of Kalamazoo. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
from
repair
1
July
on
Principal and
Dated
Columbia
1955.
Bond
able
im¬
Biwabik, Minn.
American National Bank & Trust
Paddock &
Due
bonds
The
1955.
ton, S. Dak.
bids
1
terest
as
505,000 3V4S.
building
school
1957
Aug.
23
on
Dated
1957 to
from
1
inclusive.
bonds.
stedt,
Feb. 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Aug. 1, 1955. Due
July
on
35,000
bonds offered Aug. 1
—v. 182, p. 364—were awarded to
the Citizens State Bank of Arling¬
p.m.
3%s and 3V2S.
July 1, 1955. Due on March
Chicago,
of
Glen Rock.
follows:
betterment bonds.
school
Due
on
follows:
as
$75,000
provement
si, Jr., Township Clerk, will re¬
sealed
bonds,
Aug.
$110,000
(CST)
of
p.m.
Alexandria,
$60,000 perma¬
nent improvement bonds offered
Aug.
1—v.
182,
p.
260—were
awarded
to
the
First
National
Kalamazoo), Mich.
ceive
will receive sealed
purchase
& McMillan,
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Joseph A. Pare-
of
Co.
Trust
bonds
Municipal Bond Corp.,
interest
at the
Peoples
Bergen County, of
Principal
Bond
Mo.
fr<j>m 1956 to 1965 in- in¬
1
payable
(M-S)
&
1%
of
Nye, Montague, Sullivan, Atmore
MINNESOTA
Oct. 1 from
Kalamazoo Township
to the
sold
000 fire
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Le¬
issue of $50,000
Sale—An
Bond
Sept.
clusive.
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
O' Fallon,
Ster-
Clerk, will receive |
(DST) |
on
Aug. 22 for the purchase of
$95,000
general improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due 'i
1,
Charles
by
approved
gality
F-A.
Interest
!:
/
G.
Borough
ger,
1956 to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Rock, N. J.
Offering—Ruth
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
on
June
1.86%.
Bond
Mo.
2%s. Dated
as
Due
1955.
1974
by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
285,000 2V4S. Du|e
City,
i
bonds
Glen
in¬
$165,000
public sewer bonds was sold to
the Commerce Trust Co., of Kan¬
tution designated
.
182,
461—were awarded to the Har¬
p.
1965
to
\
irri-
$36,GOO
r
f
as
about
—
hospi¬
Aug. 3—v.
7
the
for
16
1967
Community Sch. Dist.,
Michigan
Sale
The $55,000 tax
Holland, Mich.
bonds
1956
The
—
l%s, at 100.025, a basis of
hold,
Bond Sale—An issue of
35
until
bids
of Three Rivers, as
sing.
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
the
MISSOURI
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
District Clerk,
Williamson
Note
Bolivar
of
Charleston,
(P. O. Buhl), Minn.
Offering—Frank Roberts,
No.
price of par.
a
from
1
Sale
offered Aug. 1
182, p. 364—were awarded to
Freehold Trust Co., of Free-
—v.
Columbia), Mo.
street
paving
bonds offered July 25—v. 182, p.
364
were awarded to the First
National Bank,
Bank
Louis.
of St.
$62,000
interest
I
1956 to
1 from
Sept.
provement
was
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
1, 1956 to Feb. 1, 1957.
Feb.
St. Louis
—
inclusive.
1960
of $27,000
clusive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬
$40,000 water
bonds offered July 27—v.
additional
bear
from
assessment
cial
the
to
June
on
of 182, p. 364—were awarded to Ju& ran & Moody, Inc., of St. Paul,
of and Kalman & Co., of Minne¬
of apolis, jointly, as 3V4S. The bonds
Sale—The $82,835.13 spe¬
Bond
from
1
Aug.
on
1960 inclusive.
to
issue
water works and sewer bonds was
Three Rivers, Mich.
improvement
street
Sale—An
County, of Shelby, and Allen and
Co., of Hazelhurst, jointly, as 2I/4S,
at par.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
Sale—The
Bond
$440,000
sold
Rogers, Minn.
Bond
1975 in-
v
Freehold, N. J.
Warren),
O.
*
Dated
Bond
Shelby, Miss.
drain¬
age bonds offered Aug. 2—v. 182,
p. 364—were awarded to the State
Bank,
of
Warren,
as
2.30s, at
100.04, a basis of about 2.29%.
follows:
tal
Sale—The
Bond
1 from
695,000 3V4s. Due on July 1
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
(P.
Aug. 18 for the pur$2,000,000 sewer system
Sept. 1, 1955. Due
on
of
bonds.
of St. Louis.
Min¬
of
Benson,
\
a.m.
elusive. Interest M-S.
Minnesota
Detroit,
Inc., Blyth
&
County
Kenower,
of
p.
Co.
p.m.
(DST)
chase
on
sas
Marshall
bonds offered
July 28—v.
261—were awarded to a
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
&
April 1, 1955. Due
1956 to 1965 in¬
11
until
clusive. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
neapolis.
&
1
182,
buildings bonds was sold to the
First of Michigan Corporation, of
Bond Offering—R. Stanton
p.
ing
(P. O. Freeland), Mich.
$250,000
Bond Sale—An issue of
patrick,
8
Faegre
by
(P. O. East Tawas), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $775,000 build¬
No.
Dated
April 1 from
bids
sealed
!
will re-
Gann, City Comptroller,
ceive
F. Mc-
Offering—Patrick
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
Agricultural Sch. Dist.
Tawas Rural
Formo,
S.
will receive sealed
(CST) on Aug.
15 for the purchase of $1,200,000
building bonds.
Dated July
1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
until
bids
jointly.
1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Offering—V.
District Clerk,
to
Bosworth
Co.,
&
MacArthur
11,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
to
Minnesota
bonds of¬
364—were
and
Toledo,
Inc.,
Co.,
follows:
$19,000 3V4s. Due on July 1 from
1975
182,
Braun,
to
awarded
June
First Na¬
terest
revenue
fered Aug. 1—v.
2s.
and
to the
Bond
street
Bank, of Memphis, as 2V4s
Bond
(P. O. St. Louis Park),
205
Bond
Royal Oak, Mich.
$175,000 water
supply system
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 182,
p. 363—were awarded
to Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬
as
No.
Sale—The
Bond
tional
purchase of $650,000 build¬
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
of Detroit.
Siler & Co.,
Elizabeth, N. J.
$70,000
street and water works bonds
1
Aug.
by
The
awarded
were
ing bonds.
4
Bond
troit,
offered
bonds
of
for the
(A-O)
182, p. 461—were awarded
r—v.
Townships
Dist.
Board
Roseville, Mich.
Sale—The $311,U00 special
assessment
the Clerk of the
Education until Aug. 10
received
—
improvement bonds offered
on
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
be
inclusive.
1973
to
interest
(P. O. Pine Island),
77
Minnesota
Principal
payable at a
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
1956
and
Ecorse, Mich.
Sch.
No.
(EST) on Aug. 16 for the purchase
$1,250,000 bldg. bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
Bond Sale—The $120,000
Fractional
Counties
of
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Berry, Stevens
6 Moorman, of Detroit.
Elba and Washington
Detroit.
District Secretary, will re¬
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
ceive
Olmsted and Dodge
Consolidated Sch. Dist.
Goodhue,
Mich.
Offering—Lumon E. Will-
Bond
meng,
May 1 from 1956 to 1961 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at a bank or trust company
Oxford, Miss.
Sale
Bond
7
Plain well School District,
1, 1955. Due on
bonds. Dated Aug.
designated by the purchaser. Le¬
gality approved by Faegre & Ben¬
son, of Minneapolis.
Canfield,
Miller,
by
approved
Pretty, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
sive.
No. 9
(P. O. Allen Park), Mich.
Bond
Offering — Charles H.
company
in
New
York
be designated by the
bidder.-. Legality Nap-
as may
successful
Brighton
•
—
bonds offere
182, p. 364 — wer!;
group composed o;
improvement
Aug. 3
—
awarded
the
(P. O. Rochester), N. 1
The $788,000 dis
Sale
Bond
trict
v.
to
a
Marine Trust Co.
New
of Wester
York, of Buffalo, Blair &
Coj
Inc.; New York City, Manufacturf
ers & Traders Trust Co., of Buf|
falo,
and
Roosevelt
& Cross,
<j
2.90s, at 100.61
basis of about 2.86%.
, §
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
New York
Wood, of New York City.
a
City,
as
Number 5453
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(P. O. Patchogue),'
Brookhaven
16,000 3V4S. Due
Offering—Philipp A. Hat-
Bond
\
40,000 3j/2S. Due
1972
temer, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
2 p.m.
Aug. 9 for the purchase
$331,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated April 1, 1955. Due
(DST)
April 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
NORTH
Sch. Dist.
on
(A-O) payable at the Town Hall.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
Union
Brookhaven
No.
Free Sch. Dist.
Y.
Offering—Virginia Ama(P. O. Selden), N.
12
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
District
ro,
(DST)
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
for
11
Aug.
on
purchase
the
and interest (F-A)
Bank
National
of
payable at the
Ronkon-
Lake
Legality approved by Van-
koma.
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 3:30
(DST) on Aug. 17 for the
purchase of $33,000 improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
p.m.
Dated
basis of dbout 2.36%.
terest
(J-D)
receive
(DST) on
000
(F-A) payable at the
and interest
Marine
Trust
Company of West¬
New York, Hamburg. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
ern
New York City
J. Cruise
that the Au¬
announces
receive sealed bids
(DST) on Aug. 16 for
purchase of $12,250,000 tem¬
porary notes, as follows:
will
thority
Peck,
Sale—The
Issue
Ninety
7,366,000
-
Third
CAROLINA
NORTH
Garland, N. C.
Offering—W.
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
$470,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 182,
Strasburg, Ohio
Columbus,
Offering
Offering—Harry H. Heid,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
(EDST) on
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $25,000 fire station bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
to
1975 inclusive. Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
legal
depository,
presently
the
Citizens State Bank, of Strasburg.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Bond
Clerk
will
p.m.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Local
Sch.
Offering
receive
Dist., Ohio
J.
—
of the Board
of
sealed
H.
bids
until
8
Due
Series
improvement
No.
Oct.
on
bonds.
253
from
1
1956
to
1965 inclusive.
254 bonds.
Series No.
338,039.06
Oct.
from
1956
dated
Oct.
1
Due
on
1965
to
inclusive.
The
bonds
1955.
are
Principal
1,
interest
and
(A-O) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
urer's
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Offering
G.
R.
—
Scott,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on Aug.
15 for the purchase of $190,000
storm sewer improvement bonds.
1, 1955. Due semi-an¬
Cleveland.
(P. O.
Local Sch. Dist.
2—v.
the
Board
182,
a
Village Sch
Grace H.
—
Oct.
inclusive.
1
1,
Sept.
from
Principal
1957 to
1955.
1966
interest
and
payable at the Citizens
Bank, Westerville Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(A-O)
Willoughby, Ohio
Offering—FrancisH.Dick¬
Director of Finance, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
Aug. 22 for the pur¬
$35,000 Service Dept.
on
of
permanent
equipment
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
1956
to
1960
inclusive.
Willoughby. Legality approved by
Sanders
&
of
Dempsey,
Cleveland.
Willoughby-Eastlake City School
(P. O. Willoughby), Ohio
District
Bond
Offering
James
nounces
T.
—
Clerk-Treas¬
Smith,
Jr.,
an¬
that the Board of Educa¬
from 1958 to 1985
Aug. 18 for the purchase of $30,-
Principal
and
interest
Taylor & Washburn, of New
York
safety and service equipment
000
bonds.
on
—
Dated
Nov.
clusive.
1955.
1,
Aug.
Principal
1960
to
1956
from
1
Due
in¬
interest
and
(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
office. Legality approved
City.
urer's
Woodland, N. C.
Bond Sale—The
sewer
182,
p.
$86,000 sanitary
Aug. 2—v.
Securities
Corp.,
of
$10,000 2VzS. Due on June 1
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
Due on June
from
1 from
1962 to 1967 inclusive.
1
(EDST)
from
1957
on
to
1976
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Com¬
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
City
bids until
for the
c
i
a
1
—
will
noon
S.
E.
receive
(EST)
on
sealed
Aug. 15
purchase of $32,915.57 speassessment
improvement
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
Dec.
1
from
1956
to
1965
inclu¬
March 1,
on
bonds
dated
are
M-S.
1,
Sept.
Legality
ap¬
Saul, of Philadelphia.
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 182,
p.
365—were awarded to the R. J.
Edwards, Inc., of Oklahoma City.
Springfield Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Philadelphia), Pa.
Bond
Sale
The
County Clerk, will receive sealed
im¬
2
v.
182, p. 366 were awarded to
Drexel & Co., of Philadelphia, as
2V4S, at 100.22, a basis of about
2.21%.
Wagoner County (P. O. Wagoner),
Oklahoma
Bond Offering
Jack C. Jones,
10
a.m.
(CST) on Aug.
purchase of $431,000
separate school improve¬
for
8
—
bonds.
ment
from
Due
$130,000
West Homestead, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
to
1958
—
bonds offered Aug.
provement
the
street
$65,000
improvement bonds offered Aug.
1971 inclusive.
182,
p.
Stroud
to
Coos
13C
County School Dist. No.
(P. O. North Bend), Ore.
&
•
463—were awarded
Co., Philadelphia*
Singer, Deane & Scribner, of
Pittsburgh,
jointly,
as
3s,
at
100.18,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids Until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
the
for
purchase of $411,000
bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
building
Due
1955.
1970
Dec.
on
1956 to
from
inclusive. Bonds due in
thereafter
est
1
callable
are
1965
as
of
1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
(J-D) payable at the County
office.
Treasurer's
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
by
proved
Shuler & Sayre, of
basis of about 2.98%.
a
PUERTO RICO
J
Juan, Puerto Rico
Investments
Capital
New
in
Projects—The announcement that
a
has
finan¬
for a
southwestern
of
group
ciers
signed
contracts
$4,400,000 tourist hotel to be built
in San Juan focusses attention on
the
investments
growing capital
being made here.
The
Landrum
Mills
Hotel
Cor¬
poration, whose principals, Cecil
Mills, Neely G. Landrum and John
B. Mills, are also identified with
Extrusion
Commonwealth
the
Corporation here, has signed con¬
with
tracts
Rico's
Puerto
trial
Development
a
Indus¬
to
Company
hotel
resort
200-room
to
winter season of
1957-58. They're investing a mil¬
lion dollars of their own funds,
the balance to be advanced by the
be ready for the
Marion
County School District No.
7-J (P. O.
Silverton), Ore.
Offering—Nellie
Watson,
will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
22 for the purchase of $195,000
.building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
San
build
Portland.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
from
1
1957
to
1976
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Principal
and
Development Company.
is
This
the
investment
to
third
hotel
major
in
made
be
recent
months, and raises to more than
$50,000,000 the capital investments
committed to new projects in lit¬
tle more than a year. More than
a
score
of lesser projects, have
been initiated since the start of
the year as
Medford, Ore.
About
well.
month ago the Devel¬
a
Bond Offering—Neva Samuels,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
opment Company and the Hilton
a
until
7:30
(PST)
p.m.
Hotels completed
100-room
negotiations for
to the present
annex
Hotel.
Hilton
Aug. 16 for the purchase of $36,-
Caribe
351.89 improvement bonds.
The
story building involves
Aug. 1, 1955.
1957
in
1960
able
Due
on
Bonds due
thereafter
and
Dated
Aug. 1 from
to 1966 inclusive.
call¬
are
of Aug.
1, 1959. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
as
and interest
Bond Offering
—
Neva Samuels,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (PST) on Aug.
16 for the purchase of $6,886.47
water main series L bonds.
Aug. 1, 1955.
Sale—The $490,000
on
300-room
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Bond
Klewer,
build¬
Willoughby branch. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders &
pany,
Wilmington City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Maumee, Ohio
awarded to J.
Co., of Durham, and
Greensboro, jointly, as follows:
20,000 6s.
Dempsey,
noon
Cleveland.
of
463—were
Vance
&
Sanders
offered
bonds
Lee Peeler &
the
Squire,
by
March 1
bids
Squire,
urer
Offering
1
inclusive.
on
Due
Interest
1955.
District Clerk,
17
Lorain, Ohio
March
on
1974
Due
proved by Saul, Ewing, Remick &
Sale—The $120,000
Bond
Sept. 14 for the
purchase
of
$1,600,000
school
bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due
semi-annually on June and Dec.
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Ree, Hoyt,
Bond
10
of $500,000 build¬
Dated
bonds.
from
to
from 1975 to 1977 inclusive.
The
O. Broken Arrow),
Oklahoma
Dec.
(EST)
inclusive.
Due
1972
760,000 3.40s.
1960 inclusive.
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 3 (P.
and
son,
3.05s.
from
90,000 3.10s.
composed
Bond Offering
Bond
90,000
March 1 from
on
1971
1995.
Tulsa
Shelly, Clerk of the Board, of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 23
on
1
and
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Cleveland Trust Co.,
on
Bond
1965 to
3—v.
District, Ohio
Due
March
on
p.
group
Westerville Exempted
ing
Due
175,000 3s. Due
2
OREGON
Aug. 18 for the pur¬
$1,252,000 building bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due semi¬
annually on June and Dec. 1 from
1957 to 1977 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
local
depository,
presently
the
Grove City Savings Bank, Grove
City.
(EST)
until
18).
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
chase of
Education,
bids
follows:
as
2%s.
from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
365—were awarded
of Braun, building bonds was sold to the
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Stranahan, First National
Bank, of Portland
Harris & Co., Inc., Ryan, Suther¬ as 2V2S.
land & Co., all of Toledo, RaffensCoos County Union High Sch. Dist
perger, Hughes & Co., Indianap¬
No. 2 (P. O. Myrtle Point),
olis, and Roose & Co., of Toledo
Oregon
as 2%s, at 102.53, a basis of about
Bond Offering — Paula Cook
2.51%.
to
chase
Offering—Sara Ely, Clerk
of Education, will
Bond
of
an¬
Bond Sale—The $950,000 sewer
improvement bonds offered Aug.
ceive
Franklin
originally
of
sealed
1957 to
Tiffin, Ohio
Legality approved by Squire,
J-D.
was
for Aug.
Interest
inclusive.
1965
to
from
June and Dec. 1
on
on
tion will receive sealed bids until
inclusive.
Due from
for the purchase
Bricker, Marlburger, Evatt &
Barton, of Columbus.
by
1956
1955. Due
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
nounced
follows:
as
$155,000
p.m.
(CST) on Aug. 10 for the
purchase of $1,200 building bonds.
Wise,
Joseph J.
June 1
the Board
of
—
street
bonds.
(P. O. Chelsea), Okla.
Breshears,
receive
will
Education,
p.m.
(The offering
Ohio
Agnes Brown
Cain,
City
Clerk,
will receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
on
Aug. 17 for the purchase of
$366,615.53 limited tax special as¬
sessment
bldg.
Rogers County Dependent School
Clerk
Bond
Mitock, City Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
on
Philadelphia,
$60,000
of
Due from 1958 to 1963 inclusive.
Dist. No. 40
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on Aug.
9
for
the purchase of $110,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
purchase
&
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
county
Columbus), Ohio
approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Bond Sale—The
$1,280,-
bonds was sold
revenue
to
er,
(DST) on Aug. 25 for the
purchase
of
$20,000
building
6, 1955. Due on Dec.
Legality
000 school
a
group composed of Butcher
Sherrerd, Philadelphia, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
and Ira Haupt & Co., both of New
York City, and Dolphin & Co., of
bonds. Dated Sept. 1
Co., of Cleveland, as
price of 101.10, a basis
of about 3.20%.
Issue
9, 1955. Principal and
interest
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City.
Loyalsock Township Authority
(P. O. Williamsport), Pa.
Bond Offering—Olive M. Park¬
a
notes.
Dated Sept.
Bond
$49,259.06 spe¬
improve¬
July 29—v.
street
Sanders & Dempsey, of
notes.
gation bonds.
in¬
1965
County Dependent Sch.
Dist., No. 94 (P. O. Enid), Okla.
&
nually
Second
to
Garfield
SVzs, at
Dated July
-
1957
Bond Sale—An issue of
Donald
the
Ninety
un-
Aug. 11 for
$9,000 building
on
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 10 for the
pay¬
Healthy City Sch. Dist., Ohio
Streetsboro
365—were awarded to Mc¬
p.
until 1 p.m.
$4,884,000
Mt.
Sanders &
offered
bonds
Bond
Authority, N. Y.
Clerk un¬
til 8 pJm, (DST) on Aug. 8 for the
purchase of $75,000 general obli¬
clusive.
bids until
Housing
Note Offering—Chairman Philip
City
Legality ap¬
Shaffer & Wil¬
assessment
storm
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
1956 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
in¬
and
at the
Bedford, Ohio
Bond
10 for the purchase of $80,sewer
bonds.
Dated
Aug.
Principal
payable
liams, of Cincinnati.
$28,576.47
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
1956 to
from
1
office.
proved by
Offering—RayF.Ueblack-
Village
>er,
(CST)
purchase of
p.m.
received by the City
ae
Bond Offering—J. A.
alley im¬
Dated Aug. 1,
Dec.
on
Treasurer's
bonds,
Y.
Hamburg, N.
Bond
2
bonds. Due from
able at the Maumee branch of the
2%s.
and
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
Bond
build¬
$30,000
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 182,
p. 365—were awarded to Francis
I. duPont & Co., of New York
City, as 2.40s, at a price of 100.14,
a
street
assessment
Greenburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
O. Irvington), N. Y.
Principal and interest (J-D)
I
182,
Sale—The
il
the
262—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cleveland, as
Bond Offering — Karl Ayers,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 15
for the purchase of $60,000 special
Canajobarie, in Fonda. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway,
of
New
No. 2 (P.
of Education.
OHIO
ment
Bond
tion, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
1965
to
1957
Alliance, Ohio
cial
'
July
from
1
er,
will
Offering—Sealed bids
Bond
Offering—Charley Tuck¬
Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
p.
able at the Central National Bank
City.
(P. O.
the Board
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
York
E. Klewer,
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Aug. 15
for the purchase of $9,000 special
assessment
improvement
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Dec.
Clerk,
National Bank of Toledo.
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
of
41
DuBois, Pa.
Bond
Offering—S.
1
PENNSYLVANIA
Ohio
1, 1955. Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable at a banking institution
satisfactory to the purchaser and
1965
Village
Crystal Special
be received by the District Clerk
until 2 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 15 for
the purchase of $89,000 building
1955.
Offering—Margaret
Bond
Brookhiser,
Bond
City
Cavalier), N. Dak.
provement
Fonda, N. Y.
I
DAKOTA
No.
of
$400,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1855. Due on Feb. 1 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
Toledo, Maumee branch.
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
4
National Bank of
Maumee,
Pembina County,
OKLAHOMA
Delaware County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 5 (P. O. Oaks), Okla.
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the
June 1 from
on
1981
and
on
of
way,
June 1 from
on
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
New York
55
(559)
terest F-A.
Dated
Due in 10 years. In¬
Legality approved by
McCulloch,' Shuler
Winfree,
build¬
ing bonds offered July 29—v. 182,
p. 262—were awarded to a group
composed of Field, Richards &
Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., and the
First Cleveland Corporation, all
of Cleveland, as 2%s, at a price of
bonds
offered
365
were
102.31, a basis of about 2.53%.
National Bank
&
Sayre, of Portland.
Multnomah
Bond
—
County Sch.
Dist. No.
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
40
Sale—The
Aug.
$20,000 school
2—v. 182, p.
awarded to the
of Portland.
First
seven
should
1956.
rance
be
costs
and
of
ready in December
A few months earlier, LauRockefeller signed
the
with
in
$1,200,000
some
Puerto
Development
development
Rico's
contracts
Economic
Administration for
the El Dorado
of
a 70-room cottage
club and country
project,
colony,
to
18-hole
golf course. The overall cost of
this project is expected to be $2,beach
include
a
club
championship
000,000.
j
Industrial Projects Growing
Three
outstanding
industrial
projects,
previously
committed,
represent by far the largest share
of the increasing investment being
made here.
Mainland U. S. inter¬
ests
are
building
a
$24,500,000 oil
refinery at Guayanilla, on Puerto
Rico's south coast at nearby Gua-
nica, work has been launched on
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The Commercial and
56
$12,300,000 Gonzalez Chemical
plant which will make ammonium
products, i It is the first Puerto
Rico industrial project sponsored
-the
by local interests to be financed
mainland U. S. insurance
from
funds and represents a
company
type of investment here.
The third of the large scale in¬
new
dustrial projects is the Caribbean
at Catano near San
Refinery
Oil
Built
Juan.
at
tion.
are
16,000 3V4S. Due on Aug. 15 from
reflected in improved hous¬
ing, public works, health and edu¬
cation, largely due to the empha¬
sis given to industrial and tourist
expansion by Puerto Rico's Eco¬
nomic Development Administra¬
tion.
well
as
industrial
as
ventures
the
within the provisions of
come
Incentives Act of
Industrial
which
such
frees
for
assessments
1954
from
projects
of
period
a
tax
income
Commonwealth's
the
hotels
tourist
and
10
Not having a vote in the
U. S. Congress, Puerto Rico does
not become subject to Federal tax
years.
requirements.
thereafter are callable
Dumas, Huguenin
man, of Dallas.
Bond
Offering
(CST)
Aug.
on
chase
of
$350,000
bids
Sealed
until
2
—
received
be
p.m.
15 for the pur¬
hospital bonds.
Port of Beaumont
182, p. 366—were awarded
to F. W. Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
Chisholm &
Co., of Savannah, jointly, as fol¬
mond, and Varnedoe,
from 1958 to 1965
Board of
Commissioners, will receive
Port
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
SOUTH DAKOTA
Day County Consolidated Indepen.
Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Roslyn),
South Dakota
Bond Offering
bertson,
Theodore Gil-
Clerk,
will
8
until
bids
sealed
ceive
—
District
re¬
was
and
both
of
Principal and interest payable at
from
First National Bank of Beau¬
the
tually acceptable to the purchaser
and the Port Commissioners. Le¬
approved by Vandewater,
Heckler & Galloway, of
York City.
gality
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 22 for the pur¬
chase of $11,000 water works sys¬
tem bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Town
Sale—The
$175,000
gen¬
offered Aug.
263—were awarded
eral obligation bonds
1—v.
182,
p.
101.05.
1956t to
Canceled
Sale
The
—
WASHINGTON
of
will receive
(PST) on
Aug. 11 for the purchase of $200,000 building bonds. Dated Aug., 1,
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1957 to
1965 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
international
the
mar¬
steady with
minor fluctuations within
the range of $35.04—$35.06 Vz.
only
in
weakness
The
months'
the highest price for the
29th and 30th June at
as
against the lowest
us
quarter
to¬
sterling
on
251s/9d.
in
quoted
250s/4l/2d.
on
County, Appleton School
Dist. No. 35 (P. O. Goldendale),
Washington
Offering—Mabel M. Gui-
will
Treasurer,
until
3:30
two
These
downward reaction began
a
London
attributed to
a
New
and
York,
seasonal slackening
in
demand
the
for
prices
to and including June 7
both
of
78yad.
and
delivery.
up
when
New
easing
York
position.
New
declined to
89y4 cents by June 13 and London
prices were down to 77y4d. and
767/8. by June* 17.
supply
York
end of the quarter has
wards the
quotation
The
had
However, the offtake in London
to be well maintained
continued
on
poorly supplied market with
the 27th prices
a
the result that on
sharply to 78d. and 77%d. for
rose
cash and forward deliveries. Even
at
the second quarter of
the fixed quotation for
During
the
cash
for
year,
and
78y2d.
supplies
y4d.
the
on
still
were
following
when
day
of buying enquiry from
London
Market
78.Vsd.
and
by % cents to 90 cents.
the
on
Aug. 1 from
to 1975 inclusive.
Int. F-A.
The
Silver Markets
below the quarterly
Ltd. written under date of
The return of the Bank of Eng¬
land of June 29, 1955,
showed the
amount of gold held in the Issue
Department as £362,218 valued at
251s/9d. per fine ounce.
The gold output of the Trans¬
vaal and Orange Free State for
the
months
of March,
1955, is
shown below, together with fig¬
ures for the corresponding months
quarter opened with fixed
prices at 77d. for cash and 76%d.
with the
for two months' delivery
New York
quotation at 88 ^ cents.
marked
On April 4, the latter was
down
87
to
influenced
and
cents
respective deliveries; there was a
further
decline
to
75^d.
and
75y4d.
on
absence
an
had
of
and
advanced
to
The
to
silver
London
76%d.
and
10
76d.
Fine Ounces
1Q^
—
News
was
received
that
to
York
New
its
raise
firmness
present
market
material
price
is
not
due
of
the
to
any
change in the extent of
the demand but rather is the longterm
effect
supplies,
time past.
then
turn
forward.
owing
by May
the
forced
in
Apparently the seasonal slack¬
ening in the New York market re¬
ferred to in the preceding para¬
graph had not this year produced
any
material
augmentation
of
supplies. On the 29th there was a
further rise in the London quota¬
tions by y4d. followed the next
day by a slight fall of ygd. in the
forward price, with the result that
the prices quoted on the last day
of
the
quarter were 78%d. for
spot and 78.%d. for two months
to
months' delivery
for cash and two
pressure
up
offerings,
hardened
prices
these
and
13
unaltered
Subsequently
6.
May
April
remained
prices
respectively.
of 1954:
of
the
existing
tightness
now
for
This situation is likely
to continue
1,210,513
1,07.4462
1,192,966 .1,058,873
1,220,530
1,091,008
had
agreed
to
supply
as
the prospects of a
large scale resumption of Russian
Germany with 1,500,000 ounces of
selling
this, follow¬
is
unlikely
in
the
future.
silver
a
month
and
near
re¬
p.m.
.Aug. 26 for the pur¬
chase of $8,000
building bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
(PST)
on
1957
from
inclusive.
1965
to
Principal and interest (M-S)
able
the
at
pay¬
Treasurer's
County
office.
to the Mitchell National Bank, and
Bank, both of Mitchell, jointly, as
2%s, at 100.25, a basis of about
2.45%.
TENNESSEE
Tennessee
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
$500,000 school
182, p.
Aug. 2—v.
awarded
58—were
to
group
a
composed of C. H. Little & Co., of
Jackson, the Cumberland Securi¬
ties
of
Nashville,
and
Co., Inc., of Knox-
Corp.,
Davidson
&
Bond
ville, the Union Planters National
Bank
of
Memphis and
the
Trust
Co., of
Knoxville, at par, a net interest
cost of about 3.03%, as follows:
1957 to
1964 inclusive.
130,000 3s. Due
1965 to
on
inclusive.
from
&
Co.,
of
San
to Dittmar
Antonio,
on
fol¬
as
Aug. 15 from
1956 to
1969 inclusive.
1970 to
1972 inclusive.
years
payable
and
the
at
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Preston, Thorgrim¬
&
son
Snohomish
Dist. No.
Bond
15
County, Edmonds Sch.
(P. O. Everett), Wash.
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 28—v. 182,
263—were awarded to the Na¬
p.
tional Bank of Commerce,
attle.
of Se¬
WISCONSIN
Appleton, Wis.
Sale—The $250,000
storm
'
bonds
182,
263—were awarded to the
p.
First
at
offered
National
100.03,
about
Your Dollars
help
h
make
make possible the
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Bond
lows:
$57,000 3%s. Due
7
sewer
Bridge City Independent School
District, Orange County, Tex.
Bond Sale—7An issue of $175,000
sold
after
issue. Principal
(M-S)
June 1 from
TEXAS
was
Callable
date of
interest
1970 inclusive.
school bonds
Hat-
B.
general obligation, unlimited
bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1955.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1980
June 1 from
on
Roy
Clerk,
tax
1967 inclusive.
145,000 3%s. Due
1968 to
June 1 from
on
—
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Aug. 23 for the purchase of $33,-
Fidelity-Bankers
$225,000 2%s. Due
Offering
City
maker,
000
(P. O. Loudon),
Loudon County
Leavenworth, Wash.
& Savings
the Commercial Trust
a
1.92%,
Bank
of
follows:
$125,000 l%s. Due
on
2—v.
Chicago,
interest
net
as
Aug.
cost
of
I
June 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
125,000 2s. Due
on
June 1 from
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
of
some
10fvil
Mexico
May
quotation
York
New
by this, prices in London moved
down to 753/4d. and l^/zd. for the
July 1:
March
delivery between
75yjd. In the same
ranged between 90 V2 cents and 87
cents per ounce .999 fine.
English Gold and
April.—
between
level,
restricted and prices rose again by
75V2d. per ounce .999 fine and that
Due
varied
this
for two months'
Klickitat
bids
in
London
steadily
and
reached the highest for the period
on May 24 when 78y2d. was fixed
cash
GOLD
Treasurer,
sealed
price
May 31.
on
rose
$35,000 5% school debentures was
sold to James Richardson & Sons,
Wash.
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
County
issue
reached
quotations
held
SILVER
bullion letter of Samuel Montague
..
Bond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
ceive
balance, been good
sterling
given
tinued to advance until 901/2 cents
period
King County, Lake Washington
Sch. Dist. No. 414 (P. O:
nan,
An
—
part of private
the
on
of
sign
buyers.
Sacred Heart School Dist., Sask.
Debenture
little
buyers in Europe, but the Central
Banks have, on
SASKATCHEWAN
We reprint
Seattle),
enthusiasm
price
of
April 28.
O.
offering on Aug. 3 of
$77,000 school construction bonds
—v.
182, p. 366—was cancelled.
Bond
Due on July 4
inclusive.
In¬
1975
Vt.
Junction),
proposed
1
Mitchell, S. Dak.
Bond
the Bank of Montreal,
Montreal, jointly, at a
terest J-J.
1956
Essex School District (P.
Eden, S. Dak.
Bond Offering—Edwin Jaspers,
of
Saudi
Arabia
reported in our previous letter,
caused
a
sharp advance in the
New York price; although London
prices were in sympathy they re¬
mained somewhat below parity.
The New York quotation rose to
88 y2 cents on May 11 and con¬
of Winnipeg.
VERMONT
County
issue
An
3%%
bank mu¬
mont, or at any other
Bond Offering
of
price
and
ar¬
with
rangement
was
ket having been very
town debentures
sold to Dawson, Hannaford &
Co.,
Beyrouth
remains
There
dollars
Trenton, Ont.
—
in
has again
in sym¬
pathy with the sterling/dollar ex¬
change, the price for gold against
ONTARIO
Sale
normal
a
activity
in
fluctuated almost entirely
CANADA
Debenture
and
for
demand
The
$333,000
pro¬
Middle East markets has restricted
public
464 — were awarded to
Jaffray & Hopwood,
of
Minneapolis, and the First Na¬
tional Bank of Hudson, jointly.
—
on
$50,000
from
less
elsewhere.
p.
p.m.
Aug. 18 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 building bonds.
(CST)
Wis.
Piper,
for the purchase of $2,-
1
Sept.
inclusive.
,
Sale—The
500,000 improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 15, 1955. Due on Sept.
15 from
1956 to 1984 inclusive.
Due on March 1
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
255,000 3.20s.
Due on March 1
from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.
situation
reduction
jointly.
quarter
the rather better
due to
nounced
first
demand
been
seasonal
North Hudson,
182,
has
East
rather
the
The
year.
Far
the
the
of
Secretary
zog,
3.10s.
from
were
the
in
than
this
London ing the impact of the coinage
the
been
has
political
National Bank of Hudson,
& Co.
115,000
—
smaller
of
in
turnover
Market
and First
Minneapolis,
of
(P. O. Beaumont), Texas
March 1
Due on
3.20s.
offered
The
Gold
Jaffray & Hop-
awarded to Piper,
wood,
Navigation Dist.
lows:
$90,000
v.
—
Bond Offering—James H. Hart-
$460,000 water
2—v.
bonds
182, p. 464
purpose
I
Essex
bonds offered Aug.
porate
Aug. 2
building bonds offered Aug. 2—v.
Carolina
Sale—The
Bond
works system
(Village) Joint Sch. Dist. No. 3
Bond
Sale
The $50,000 cor¬
Bond
Gray County (P. O. Pampa), Texas
Island
(P. O. Charleston),
South
North Hudson
Wis.
(P. O. North Hudson),
Booth-
&
by
CAROLINA
Water District
...
of Aug.
as
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the State Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
Charleston County, James
.
and
1970.
15,
New
u.:.
15,
Aug.
1971
in
due
Bonds
1955.
dated
are
Sykes,
SOUTH
Hudson (Town) and
—
bonds
The
years,
Commercial
on Aug.
15
1985 inclusive.
Due
1973 to
from
will
representative of the
economic advances made in recent
These
3Vgs.
102,000
-
of around
cost
a
511,000,000 it has already been
completed and is now in produc¬
i
Monday, August 8, 1955
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