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MONDAY
MICHIGAN
ISSUE
JAN 16 1955
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office-
Volume 183
Number 5499
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
RAILROAD
ACF
for
1,000
highway
back
service
by
the
of
Trailer
announced
The
Jan.
on
with
national
basis,
from
been
P.
the
the
flat
same
will
late
with
this
President
perishables
purchase- 500
RR.
the
A
;
•
provide
75-ft.
from
which
to
pools
coast.
new
Car
Co.,
New
begin operations pending
said
announced
were
to
one
car,"
a
Jan.
on
Mr.
11
Newell
by
detailed
pany
'
actual
its
and the
name
will
fact
be
cost
A
to
completely
almost
any
type of
Car
American
and
Known
"ADAPTO,"
standard
with
that
one-half
placed
delivery
for
order
an
axles,
foot
In
to
the
gondolas,
roads
183, p. i.
Toronto
is
to
XX/
Island,
flat
ADAPTO
and
readily
depending
long
XX-
X
future
orders
today's 52bearings, no air-
General! Corporation
;
super-structures,
the
requirements
that
so
freight
at
State and City Bond
of
the
for
Condition
--
F.
not
M.
Gillies* President,
as
of
share
$3"- per
as
of $1.88 per share.
Mr.
stated
4
that
for 1955
figures
but it is estimated that sales will be near
compared with $72,000,000 in 1954. Earnings will
available,
yet
000,000
excess
Jan.
on
!
Offerings*..
Gillies
backlog
:/X: .*•'/
said,
orders
of
compared
"The
outlook
• / v.;
for
hand."—V.
on
with
/-/•'
1956
182,
p.
previous
the
!. /
Banks
American
and
have
applied
International Corp.,
to
the
for
SEC
an
Calvert
the
facilities
of
1956,
on
share
per
at
and
Butler,
will
Pa.,
virtually
scheduled
double
for
completion
producing
by the
capacity
there.
Jan.
called
6
accrued
redemption
Feb.- 6,
on
1956
dividends
of 69 cents per share, 50,000
cumulative preferred stock. Payment will
Trust Co., 46; Wall St., New York
15, N. Y.
the
Bankers
182, p. 2785.
company
Art' Metals
Dec.
on
29
Co.,
filed
a
Atlanta,
letter
of
Ga.—Files
notification
cumulative preferred
at
;
26,350
($10
par
/(par sli
48
used to further the underwriting efforts' of
underwriter rather than the best
Commission does not pass
purchase
at
per
share)
and
shares
of
with
With
the SEC
stock to be offered
class
A
stock
common
to
be offered at $5.50 per share. The offerings are to be
underwritten
by Johnson,* Lane,
Space
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Y The net proceeds are to be used for working capital and general
/ corporate purposes.
; //X;
X'X'X-■ •"
/XX X ' • /'■;
X
I
•
The
security
City, which is scheduled for completion
will supply expanding industrial needs in
outstanding 7%
*
45
American Bosch Arma Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Higher
Nine Months Ended
—V. T81,
year,
covering 15,000 shares of 6%
47*-
Net
not being
additional distribution facilities
105.
p.
corporation
made
of
Statement of Federal
The Course of Bank Clearings...—.........
are
affiliated invest¬
order exempting
from the prohibitions of the Investment Company Act their proposed
acquisitions
of; Ford-"Motor Co.
stock;
and
the
Commission
has
given interested persons until Jan.
17, 1956 to request a hearing
thereon.
.--'"'i/VyV
/.
XX X
X X x/ •
V-X
company
companies,
183,
The
X/'>-;X:XX
Adams Express Co.—Plans to Buy Ford Stock—
This
ment
are
produce
Securities and Exchange Commission—
r
an
affiliated
sales
v
Oct.
2—
Estimated
-
,
■'
1955
"1954
.
$55,660,928
selling, administrative
Federal
income
exps.,
taxes
etc.
$55,747,170
51.628T08
_
Cost .of sales,
v
/
krypton,
expansion
X;XX
.
at
of
American
47t
...
large
a
will
for
f
with
:
neon,
towards
gaseous
50
X
excellent
Is
as
and
the
program
X
plant
quarter
—V.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
figure
year's
•,
1905.
are
the rare gases such
appropriation will go
southwest.
in
in-
be
Riverton,
and
Pa.,
liquid
producing
year;
producing
will
Redemption—
;_!/ 10
Reserve Banks
$109,be in
and
for
output
country.
Illinois.
shares of its
,
Acme Steel Co.—1955 Sales at New High—
plants
the
installation
middle
$115
be
Federal Reserve System.
X
These
J.
Airco
this
Butler, Pa., and
plants at Butler,
AIco Products, Inc.—Partial
<Sfc Investment News Cover
Condition
in
at
The
at
Statement of Member
Combined
the
Additional
—V.
33
Foreign Exchange Rates......:
shipper.
six year
this
Exchange...^ 33
Dividends Declared and Payable*...
rail¬
terminals
the
over
completion
and Calvert City, Ky. Additional
facilties
well
as
new
the
last
,
33
'
,
field
for
plant sites available to customers.
Miscellaneous Features/
ACF will supply the containers,
car,
available
X'.
N.
scheduled
the National
Carbide
division's
calcium
carbide
and
acetylene
generating plant which supplies pipeline acetylene to three customer
plants. The Air Reduction Chemical Company division Is just complet¬
ing a vinyl acetate monomer plant in this same area. Air Reduction
acquired 1,500 acres of land in Calvert City for the purpose of making
44
Transactions American Stock Exchange..
v-V"■
from
,
Stock
gas-producing
are
was
33
York
rapidly ln-
Calvert City and lower Ohio Valley industrial areas. This is the
third Air Reduction plant to be built in Calvert City, Ky. The first
33
Transactions New
for
the
meet
to
the
4
43
i
___________
include fixed
roller bearings, and
friction
Section
Markets
the
installed
largest
Chicago
The
by
40
Exchange—Curb
be
Rlverton,
ihe
Included
southern
39
Exchange
Alton, 111.;
also
gas-producing
37
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
car
departure
wheels,
other
on
i.
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages...
.X/:?Yr-X.
35-foot
Stock
1956
liquid oxygen, nitrogen, and
argon,
and will be completed during the last quarter of
1956, At
Alton, 111., the production of the new plant—scheduled for completion
by the middle of 1956—will serve the growing industrial area of
f
37
Exchange.
Over-the-Counter
which
compartments,
mass-produce
Stock
Toronto
a
qualities.
and weighs about 56,000 pounds.
these
conversion,
it
car,
Xx//
marked
a
eight
36
Exchange
Stock
at
are
The
34
Exchange
Stock
in
producing plants
will
throughout
,
riding
Rock
box
rubber draft gear,
is
has
Angeles Stock Exchange
Canadian
by ACF's
-
.
basic
the
with
plans
hoppers,
make
may
quick
This
which
equipment,
addition
tanks,
floor;
flafc-' car,
long
:
•
converted
11
Jan.
on
superior
is
cars
four-wheel,
air-cushioned suspension,
cushioned
—Y.
this
of
self-cleaning
a
of
car
v■X'X-X
features
New
revealed
cars,
ACF
car.
■>:'
38
i,
new
basic
mid-year.
around
this
for' 50
Stock Exchange
J„
of
37
:
be
can
increase
oxygen, nitrogen,
argon,
and xenon. A portion of
•
34
Montreal
which
X.X, X---X/'
the
;
29
Freight Car—
vx;
purchase
25
San Francisco Stock Exchange
car,
for
program
for its industrial gases is under way by Air Reduc¬
division of Air Reduction Co., Inc., it was announced
J. H. Humberstone, President of that division. This
the new facilities completed since 1951 bring Airco's
Chicago, 111.;
N.
34
Los
couplers, its weight and its cost are only
types of freight cars with comparable
,■•//.:
to
railroad
by
plus
new
i. creased
34
as
of standard
equipment.
First
and
adjustment
.
"all-in-one"
an
(Bonds)
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
was
lightweight
Exchange
Exchange..
Exchange
Midwest Stock
railroad
of
$3,900,000
some
expected
are
are
freight car,
interchangeable,
Equippeu
10
facilities
■>
13
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
"TTX,"
Foundry Division,
the
as
low-cost,
about
design
new
Stock
(Stocks)
to b^gin a^out
symbolizing the com¬
privately owned.
.V
' ;
Co.
that they
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
out.
stencilled
Announces First All-in-One
*-
to
at
Detroit
between
subject
Train
Trailer
cars
to
figure
worked
are
the
of
All
1.
estimated
are
the
specifications
Operations
March
cars
with
Stock
York
American
said.:
:XXXX-X.X X'X. XX/'
the
York
expansion
a
investment
Three
/y////y-yPage
■
a
New
trailers
operation."
He
Co.,
period to about $50,000,000.
Stock and Bond Quotations
of
trailer-carrying
Van
the
The
total
a
design represents a significant advance in the construction of
railroad equipment, assuring notable economies in cost, maintenance
$4,200,000,
Jan.
on
rail¬
on
"The
and
$16,000,000
creasing demand
tion Sales
In This Issae
latter,
trailers
provide
to
coast
modern
and
details of which
carry
to
year
companies
fiom
Copy
a
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Plans Expansion—
;
trans¬
piggy¬
corporation
of
transporting
private
as
$1.15
MISCELLANEOUS
-
expansion
last
for
cars
Pennsylvania
type cars,
new
Industries,
Newell,
formed
was
special
subsidiary of Rail-Trailer Co., with
delivery of the cars now on order.
"The
placed
INSURANCE
-
Order—
developed to
interchange
and
INDUSTRIAL
-
i
Co.
carrying
arranged to
has
have
James
cars
company
"on-line"
11.
of
much
flat
cars
Co.,
Train
pool
a
refrigerator
ACP
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
especially
cars,
the
in
railroads,
Train
Trailer
roads
trailers
the
flat
type
new
truck
Price
Corporation and Investment News
Industries, Inc.—Receives Equipment
Orders
port
Monday, January 16, 1956
52,313,308
:
2,017,046
__
1,717,900
Interests of the investment company.
the
upon
investment
merits
of
•
the
Net
income
$2,015,774'
—-___—
proposed to be acquired; the wisdom of; the decision' to X Speciali credits
representing
refund of
prior
is
solely
the/ responsibility
of
applicants'
managements -'./^ years' taxes and renegotiation rebate, includp. 206.
y V •• /"XX" x"?
//;,
YY'X/XX'X:d'tpp •X.r/ing interest and less expenses
/'Y.Y.1;/ /■
X'*
.
$1,715,962
X
,
Y
956,104
•
*
"Adams
stock, '
than
and
to purchase
proposes
an
1%.
investment
of
its net
which
assets
The
$79,535,000 at Dec. 31, 1955;
of 4,000 shares, an
aggregating
American
proposes to purchase not iii excess
which it states represents less than
investment
Of. $34,689,000
Seourities
at
Dec.
31,
1955.
Corp.^ Hallgarten
&
Because
R.
Co.,
of
of its net assets
affiliations with Adamex-
W.
Pressprich
&
Co.
of
the
Act;
consistent
the
however,
Commission
the
the
must
if
Commission
may
exempt
the
be
transactions
and
satisfied
that
investment
company
or
200
(Branch
Offices:
XougL
registration
a
;
SEC—/ S
statement
with
;'V;';*/'/ ;XXX.X/ ;/ / /..>
75
The
SEC
corporation
covering
($1 per share)
on
120,000
.•Net
;
income
share
of
X
of
and 30,000 shares of
without underwriting.
per
share,
development and
Increase
a
letter
preferred
of
stock
notification
to
be
Files
with
offered
at
,/■
stock (no par) at 50 cents
are
to
be used
to
on
and
$2,971,878
per
$1.13
on
x
special credits—
preferred
stocks).
pay
1955
Bruce SI. fjorris
*
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
Cheapside
'
'
•
company's backlog of military business was estimated at $132,all of which was for the Arma Division, whose production is
exclusively for the armed forces. Since orders for the American Bosch
Division's civilian products are placed only in terms of current require¬
ments,
its
prospective volume of nonmilitary
backlog.—V. 182, p. 2461.
business
She investment Sweaters dissociation of Canada
KINGSTON, ONT.
$0.92
(after providing
The
jfywwA, sSlleTt
Sroch St.
$1.70
*
included In the
reserves.'
(Exchange
$0.92
$0.57
—
1,666,160 shares outstanding Oct. 2,
dividends
$1,715,962
.
'
stock
000,000
par
:
common
The proceeds
including special credits)
represented by special credits
Net income
for
the
(not
common
>Net income
/ XXV// V / jX■.-X X /'X?
filed
Dec.: 23
shares
.A-.5
Q. jb. X)Jami,
WcUttie,Philip M.
X, Net income and special credits
X
the
Sag Street TORONTO# CANADA Setephone
PRESIDENT
DIRECTORS:
filed
9
Agricultural Equipment Corp., La Junta, Colo
.Stock
onto
Jan,
covering an adidtional 10,000,000 shares of capital stock.—V.' 181,
for
assets
xx/
WeU er5: ^Jhe
on
•Based
to the extent that such exemption is
protection of investors. In making such a finding,
prohibition
with
corporation
2353.
p.
Stringfellow,
and
from-, this
SEC
and
who are to be among a group of under¬
writers of 10,200,000 shares of Ford stock to be offered publicly on or
about Jan. 18, 1956, such purchases are prohibited by Section 10(f)
Scott
Affiliated Fund, Inc.; N. Y.—Registers With
not in excess of 6.000 shares of 'Ford
the
application states represents less
EM 8-4731
LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND
joL C. X
JtL
V. iBroolii, P. J\. -JJanfeij, (j. 'It]. W/itcliiner
Mawhcr,
htorlhaWrehpotsirhC
jr., Jrtkur
Richard J. Wotkerjl
has
not
been
2
(206).
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle..
American
The
Gas
Electric
the
of
act
2%
Co.—Dividend Agent—
Electric
&
forms
the
stock
common
i-tock
dividend
payable
close
the
to
for
with
connection
in
Co.
stock
agent
as
cider
of
Gas
being
of
of
Gas
American
162,
payment
on
fractional
of
Electric
&
the
82,600
than
See
Adams
Corp.—To Buy
International
in
Express Co.
182,
above.—V.
Ford Stock—
the
The
SEC
corporation
«$1
net
proceeds
business
the
to
are
of
Moore
purchase
this
u.>ed
purchase
to
Machinery
the
of
of
notification
with
of
Co.
the
Hallett
diesel
Co.
This
Lime
company
Works,
dated
with
Marietta
chemical
has
engine
in
a
building
L.
subsidiary,
The
and
Tellyer
building
—V.
President
N.
60
widely
in
the
Their
their
Heeldsburg,
they
will
plant
be
El
Paso,
Calif.,
of
plant
the
Corp.'s
ordinate
license,
The
under
and
carpets
Amsiican
number
a
their
of
Bigelow-Sanford
Viscose
patent
patents
type
a
staple
of
fiber
As
fiber
portion
that
in
Las
Vegas,
cents
seven
share,
per
without
Atlantic & Danville
Is
ry,
makes
1054
$140,782
1953
W.
and
Net
ry.
19,695
23,476
of
1,453 849
1,747,712
shares
1,745,341
256 362
3)7,689
117,112
20,009
61,950
Jan.
of
9,
1956,
which
share
and
stock
on
of
i.i
be
to
are
offered
be
basis
(with
$10
a
for
offered
Offering of the
company.
elforts
Laub
Laub
and
is
Max
Laub,
President
and
Secretary, and both
Atlas
Oct.
14,
Great
its
was
organized
1954,
Basin
it
classification
Proceeds
legal
of
public
in
sale
exchange
shares
common
ct
for
is
$50
per
Utah
of
directors,
selling
Some
Atlas
held
for
is
of
to
be
made
and
112,
Co.,
1955,
the
inhibitors,
industry.
to
State
the
of
for
of
contract
surplus
and,
general
a
Great
under
$10,000
past-due
for
in
payable;
the
discretion
stock,
of
of
class
and
A
the
2,200
common
shares
A and
neatly 29% of the
directors.—V. 180, p. 438.
appioved
9
acquisition
Ralph
of
K.
and
countries.—V.
182,
•,
B
$211,000,009.
bulk of these expenditures,
electric
spent
per
year,
will be spent
system.
$36,975,000,
for
the
expansion
of
approximately
$8,009,039,
including office
facilities
fixtures,
ture
Among
be
the
made
The
In
second
Station,
three
major
1956
now
new
in
or
or
large
will
projects
electric
about
expansion
$7,395,009
system
gas
$1,600,009
per
or
an
to
—V.
of
the
per
and
year,
which
on
substantial
gas
in
1957.
main
various
The
will
of
at
the
Herbert
the
early
one
each
program
required
also
to
and
i.i
expectation
1955.
that
He
Net
from
r\
share
one
The
A.
part
Wagner
of
funds
additional
for
gas
five
of
preferred
proceeds
notification
(no
to
are
and
of
stock
be
with
par)
units
in
at
used
$15
to
the
5,000
five
per
for
pay
SE'C
shares
shares
of
unit, with¬
additional
Net
will
letter
a
of
a
population
on
into
movement
approximately
30%
notification
with
the
SEC
19541
1953
1952
$139,438
$143,320
$148,510
15,031
*20,513
6,836
incomal__
3,214
95,371
79,080
90,286
75,4r58
1,750,404
1,326,664
1,528,094
246,0.3
*324,877
24,343
1,119,4j7
73 J,436
859,364
railway
railway
inccme„__
oper,
1,423,624
*21,487
702,0j7
;
162, p. 2463.
its
of
1951
1953
1952
$200,009
$215,020
$161,000
$153,000
25,08)
*8,534
*63,402
*88,709
ry.
income
*197,609
*105,937
*136,280
*143,615
2,197,009
2,499,090
2,278,000
cp.:r.
From Jan. 1—
r;
Grcss
from
Net
from
ry.
j
2,168,009
railway
railway
254,532
132,
*694.5i7
*591,447
*973,163
*1,192,073
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
*1,629,222
*1,441,286
*1,690,640
2786.
p.
Caradian Pacilic Lines in
November—
Gro.r,
liom
Net
from
Ne;
ry.
England—Earnings—
1"55
railway
raiiway______
frc.n
from
Net
the
be
the acquisition of 385,090
operators of the only motor ferry
to
filed
23
November—
Gross
for
announced
amount
Dec.
on
$158,419
"Dc.icit.—V.
addi¬
said
there
year
his
Maine—Earnings—
l'>55
1954
1953
1952
$342,292
$337,995
$332,853
$3;9,152
*24,376
*18,285
*2,360
*33,8u4
♦76,843
railway
*51,203
*45,835
*84,116
5,381,503
6,038,340
5,915,303
74 4,978
79),195
817,247
170,743
155,268
*118,542
rai way
income
cper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ir.m
Net
ry.
railway
5,929,926
railway.——
income
884,755
16j,3 J5
cper.
Deficit.—V.
'
182, p. 2783.
Canadian
Cross
Earnings—
highest sales and earnings in its five-year
ended Oct. 31,
1955,
Harry D. Belock,
annual report to stockholders.
The com¬
first
stock, which first became publicly
the American Stock Exchange.
for
the
the
of
amounting
year,
from
previous
■
to
owned
Facific
Lines
in
June,
with
year,
taxes,
pre-tax
'
$679,443,
was
N.t
Net
ry.
45%
were
earnings
Vermont—Earnings—
1951
1953
1952
$782,017
$216,530
i: 9,350
$238,592
$245,420
-<*29,195
23,913
*142,883
*66,745
*108,589
*39,609
2,473,437
railway
railway..
f7 ir.
in
1955
2,425,522
2,512,781
from
*46/0 *8.
3:
income
cper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from"
Net
ry.
railway:
railway
from
Net
$14,896,877,
$745,810.
after
92,475
401,699
*714,408
1,197,046
above
♦Deficit.—V.
91%
up
182,
2,502,360
•
*16 257
*877,283
income
oper.
*57,713
■
^'*797,198
2787.
p.
.
equ~l
to
89
cmti
per
back'og
of
as
•
Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Ry>—Partial Redemption
share '
*%'" :''.•;•
;:%:7
••
Jan,
on
American
There
of
31,
1955,
have
monies
series
tne
for
redemption as of March 1, next, out
fund, $108,000 of first mortgage 4% bonds,
1965 at 103%. Payment Will be made at the
sinking
due Sept.
1,
the Louisville
of
Coupon;
usual
called
bean
in
A,
ctiice
Oct,
filed
5
letter
a
of
no%ficati~n
with
due
March
manner.—V.
the
SEC
Nashville
&
1,1956
182,
RR.,
should,
71
be
Broadway, New York, N.
detached
collected
and
811.
p.
'•
Y.
in
the
for
the
%
,;
Central of Georgia Ry.—To Issue Equipments—
The
to
Viscose
Corp.
above.—V, 182,
from
mature
v
1955—Month—1954
182,
1956;
and
major
available
to
territory by next winter, the largest
19
&
ration's
the
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$42,559,894
in
the
Budd
Jan.
cn
Co.
11
ordered
Budd
more
its
removing
the
winter
The Boston
rrilro-d
in
stainless
the
be
world
and
and
cars
standby
more
of
more
in
approval
addition of the
retired
cars
and
will
steam
of
101
of
these
completely dies%ize
locomotives
these deluxe
Budd
now
held
than
cars
over
the svstem, the cars have
traveling public.
equipment, more of the older coaches
the
new
commuter
trans
will
be
cars.—V.
182,
carrying
the
on
field in
Texas.
the
in
150
The
feet
—V.
of
182,
B-A's
oil
5,982
minutes
well
Letz
out
feet
mud
to
an
No.
1
on
6,020
a
important
well
a
feet.
has
two-hour
Gas
wholly-owned
extension
shown
3,992
drill
was
stem
brought
to
U.
the
feet
of
test
to
free
board
of
directors
at
Jan.
12
liis
in
London
the
on
President,
in
e
in
in
the
in
dividend
announcing
rate
recent
of
1955.
would
the
is
years
Mr.
the
Koenig
enable
portion
board's
the
action,
stock
current
reflection
a
of
added
divide.nd
the
corpo¬
that,
corporation
in
as
reflect
to
of
the earnings invested in
improvements
to
tne
corporation's
Cerro
years
of
5%
per
current
de
Pasco
stock
has
the
at
annum
10%
distributed
end
dividend
of
the
stock
first
divi¬
quarter
declared
was
this
at
was
ment
for
share
in
stock
1954,
dividends
to
paid
S1.25
in
143,793
SI.50
1953,
shares
dividends
cash
to
share
per
holders of
totaling,
in
in addition to
1955,
the
1,437,939
without
adjust¬
$1.12V2
annual
5%<
per
stock
mentioned.
to
who
given
be
shares
will
distributed
would
additional
his
be
issued
Feb.
otherwre
opportunity
an
sufficient
have
has
distributions.
and
fractional
No
to
10,
be
elect
fractional
fractional
in
1956.
entitled
interest
before
for
lieu
to
with
thereof,
such
March
interest
sold
connection
In
to
the
each
fractional
10,
receive
1956
one
cash.—V.
182,
stock
stock¬
share
to
full
will
purchase
share,
or
2463.
p.
Cessna Aircraft Co., Wichita, Kansas—Files—
A
3,840
field.
Co., Ltd.—Chairman to Retire—
on
The
corporation
letter
that
of
notification
shares of
through
Dwane
announced
-
10%
oil
surface
1563.
Strathalmond, Chairman, plans to retire from
of
Corsira
flowing Diessure from 375 to 625 pounds
is located five-eighths cf a mile
east of the Corsica
p.
sub¬
S.
dividend
full
The
be
takpn
the
with
British Petroleum
The
Producing Co.,
Jan. 5 announced
interval
five
Oil
stock
a
B,
10, 1956 to holders of record Jan. 20,
equivalent to a distribution of one share >lor
this year will involve issuance of
shares
presently outstanding.
a
British-American
live
rate
year.
dividend
British-American Oil Co., Ltd.—Extends Field—
The
Stock Dividend-*-
declared
earnings
stock
last
the
at
holder
.
bids
properties.
the
it
10
capital structure a
is
additions
and
years
receive
stated, so that stockholders will have the advantage of
yar's cash dividends on the additional shares to be out¬
standing. The 10%
stock dividend to be distributed on Feb.
10
of
new
2678.
p.
this
25
Jan.
on
Feb.
irxrea
increased
each
the
any
service
of
of
time,
a-total
\
and Maine has
the
the
st°el
few
period.
immediate
With
Highliner
(ESI*)
noon
held.
distributed
and
dends
is
Koenig,
the
equity
For
of
Philadelphia, Pa.
order, when delivered, will give the road
road,
will
34
P.
past,
recent
Maine RR.—Orders More Budd Cars—
company
shares
ose
.
Jan.
on
payable
dividend
that
t
to
up
of $4,680,003 equipment trust certificates, series
equal semi annual instalments.—V. 183, p. 3.
de Fasco Ccrp.—10%
stock,
Robert
over
it
30
directors
The
each
2673.
p.
in
Ccrro
The
810.
p.
will
company
purchas;
19E6.
$13,787,224 $12,950,318 $44,152,019
sidiary,
will
in
includes
make
and
of
stock
offered
.1255
oper.
Net
se.vice
of
expenditures
by
the company's
for
on
company
during
'be
balance
1956
1956
retaliations
sections
in
deluxe air-conditioned
the
expendi¬
unit
letter
a
Canadian National Lines in New
need for
demand
miscellaneous
completion
substations,
fiscal
company's
This
and
for
the
Boston
company's
year,
the
for
2786.
p.
railway
railway______
from
plant
of
the eastern, western
and
southern
sections
of
the company's system,
together with tie
cables and
transfo-mers for these
substations: and 25 new electric
substations of smaller
size, 16 to be placed in service in
nine
$96,358,009
our
shares
Sal'S^
total
average
be about $40,000,000.
generating
master
with
"on
high
new construction."
would spend $103,090,p00
of
company
basis,'
same
cr°*("d
$166,800,000
for the
the
TMT
Period End. Dec. 31—
company and the
necessity
the expanding needs of
its
that expenditures
for
estimated
182,
it
Bond Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Up—
the
are:
scheduled
ry.
of barges presently used by TMT Trailer Ferry
roll-off " truck trailer ferrying operations.—V.
182,
%/;
traded
This
are
below.—V.
From Jan. 1—
Grcss
stated
compounds
and
shop quarters, vehicles, furniture
healing facilities, etc. For 1956 the estimated
steam
for new construction
compared
.
great
$33,360,000
amount
the
that
Corp
used
Co.
filed
3
Loin
common
2462.
p.
the
than
The
large
a
continuing
bid,
President.
chemicals
company on Jan. 6 announced
construction
during the next five years
more
the
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co. Inc.—Licenses—
dehydrating
other
Reflecting the constant growth of the
providing additional facilities to meet
new
competitive
covering 3,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred stock
(par $50)
to
be offered at $52 per share, through Blair & Co.
Incorporated, Phila¬
delphia, Pa. The net proceeds are to be used to pay for conversion
of "the Womelsdorf
Exchange from magneto to dial ope; ation and to
provide additional working capital.
of
class
Aquaness
Gottshall,
petroleum
bactericides
of
$104 471 660
types
Income,
The
Baltimore Gas & Electric
Co.—Proposed Expansionof
best
the
See
the
by
Rubber
Jan.
cn
company
from
Bethel & Mt. Aetna Telephone &
Telegraph Co., Myerstown, Pa.—Files With SEC—
the
agency for
Insurance Co.
The
Basin
1955—12 Mos —1954 ' '
$10,963,563 $117,393,107
ex¬
Ogden
and
insurance
shares
stock
Net
statid
sales
from
customers,
t.ie
by
of unfilled orders;
amounted to $1G,600,000—V. 182,
p. 111.
Aquaness plant in Houston, Texas, is
equipped with oxidation
oxyalkylation and esteriiicet.cn
units, amine and amine salt reactors
and
blending equipment. It serves petroleum
operations
along
the
Gulf Coast and in West
Texas, Kansas, Arkansas and Louisiana
as
•well as
| foreign
of
predicated
common
The
may
..".v
1
Cambria & Ir.diana RR.—Earnings—
debentures, to be dated March 1,
to necessary regula.ory approval.
Instrument Corp.—Reports Record
$1,426,310
the
for
commis¬
$15,000
buildings
note
in
&
nderwrit ng.
1
1 et
752,310 shares of common stock
currently outstanding, a'ter
provision for preferred stock dividends, an increase of 95%
over
the
$348,375, or 45 cents per common share a year earlier, calculated on
on
(now
Nevada
follows:
indebtedness;
for
and
Nevada
company.
as
construction
the
for
Is
Net
The
in
is
$10,259,380
on
class
manufacturer
corrosion
195G,
"roll-on,
Net
Assistant
1954;
of
$11,000
common
and
Jan.
on
the
determined
be
for
385,090
owr
pany's
;
Co.—Acquisition Approved—
have
a
Apri
used
1,000.000
B
the
on
in
be
bank
and
class
officers
Powder
announced
Aquaness
oil
of
$2,066 65
capital
84%
Treasurer
insurance
to
promotion;
$30,000
of
by
directors
was
operate
are
outstanding
shares
are
The
has
now
2,600
preferred.
it
law
marine
building or purchasing
placing insurance in the
and
shares
to
and
sale;
up
is
Insurance
in
company
and
Atlas
payment
or
build
Laub
Nevada
Co.)
cost3
for
rental
to
under
fire
operation;
for
oalance
W,
company
Cro^s
*
;
areas,"
President,
share
per
T.re
November—
1955—52 Wks.—1954
TMT Trailir Ferry, Inc.,
hauling service between trie United States ma nland, Puerto
and the Virgin Islands, in
exchange lor 55,000 sharis of BelHci
history
preferred
Trerronton,
Max
financing
and
$38,000
penses
of
the
expenses
sions;
of
organized
Insurance
2798.
p.
6.
subject
This corporation had the
d rectors.
are
*
the
Belock
on
voting, stock,
to
are
SEC
selling commission) by
Utah, and by M. D. Close
Mortgage & Loan Co., and Jack Hemingway Investment Co. of
Las Vegas.
The Laubs are among the
promoters of the company; and Rex W.
Rex
.
$35,000,090 issue of 40-year debentures
a
of
of
it*
1:;
,
M.) Byers Co.—Merger Discussions in Progress—
November—
registration
statement
wi'h
the
20,800 shares of class B common
shares
bring
March
issuance
result
a
2126.
P-
a
shares
8 800
the
best
a
covering
12.000
1955—Month—1954
$11,363,879
.
24G2.
filed
181,
outstanding capital stock.
\ y./%'l /
TMT Trailer
Ferry presently plans to construct "sea trucks" or
"trallerships" of a revolutionary design to be introduced into its
Cari bean
shipping service. Tne "sea truck" will he am* ov advance¬
388,100
19,845
3461.
p.
covering 10,090 shares of class A common stock
(par $5) to be offered
at S10 per share, without
underwriting. The proceeds a^e to be usrd
to increase capital and
surplus of the company so that it can
qualify
to do business in other states.—V.
182, p. 3i.ll
'
\
Co. of Pennsylvania—Plans Financing
estimated
in
stock. The
375,177
180,
California Life Insurance Co.,
Oakland, Calif.—Files—
.*
com¬
trailer
Exchange Ccmmission—
company
into
$5,794,883 $48,038,324 $44,708,585
nigh demand for communications services,
industrial growth and on a continuation of the
ment
This
stock.—V.
common
1955—5 Wks.—1E54
Sydney L. Albeit, President, has
*12,701
the Plan.—V.
equipment and used for working capital.
company's stock is owned by American Telephone & Tele¬
graph Co.—V. 182, p. 212G.
Atlas Investment Co., Las Vegas,
Nev.—Registers With
Securities and
into
President, said "the issue reflects the
necessity
suburban
16,09)
*5,053
1,515,521
p.
converted
will
as
increase
Rico
182,
sub¬
amount per common share.
$1,372,090 principal amount of the
continuing
$144,773
2015.
p.
2673.
p.
General
The
principal
except
authorized
rate
Gillea
All
182,
which
pursuant to
covering 25 000 shares of common
0
preferred stock (par $10) to be
Bcllanca Aircraft Corp.—Acquires Ferry Trailer Stock
*18,353
income
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
$20.75
a.l
about
said
been
capital
the
and
above—V.
C. & F. Musicasting Co.,
Phoenix, Ariz.—Files—
accrued
;
or
explained.
D. G.llen,
tional
1952
$135,692
182,
The
convertible
are
106.
on
had
1956
12,535
railway.
railway. .:
from
been
p.
exnansion
43,553
income
from
Net
1956,
The. interest
was
»
been
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC
—
—V.
the office of the New York Trust
$6,284,797
182,
19o6,
From Jan. 1—
Grcss
9,
The company
underwriting. The proceeds are to
mining operations.—V. 182, p. 2126,
1955
oper.
bads
had
market
to
Nev.—Files—
$158,357
ironi
railway
Net from railway
Net
and
as
have
Butler Brothers (& Subs.)—December
Sales Higher-^
common
1043/4%
at
RR.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.—Earnings
November—
Gross
the
on
Bell Telephone
company on Dec. 27 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 1,425,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be ofiered
be used to pay expenses incident to
1
Maine
Sales
out
Marc.i
&
Wa'.ch
be purchased
Debentures—
on
service
will
company filed a registration statement with the
SL'C on Jan
covering SI,009,C00 of participations in its
Employee Stock
together with 43OC0 stares of its common stock
See
5%
01
he
s
1856,
Net
—V.
The
at
Eulova
Options—
outstanding
years
which
Co.—Receives B. & M. RR. Order-
Boston
Tl is
redemption all
sj
of
years
•
Jan.
of
Mr.
Co.,
deb-nturcs
Period End. Dec. 31—
cross
which
Budd
See
period have ir.c.-eascd 39%.
introduction of Natural Gas in
share and ivere granted an option foy 90 days on a further
at 80 cents per share,
See also V. 182, p. 2245.
Sales...
plans, as part of its quality pro¬
gram, to make these Bigrlow-Sanford patents available to the
industry,
A
pioneer in the fi"lcl of rayon staple fiber for
carpets, American
Viscose is also preparing to gr.mt licenses to other
rayon producers
under its staple fiber patent on a
royalty basis.—V. 182, p. 1797.
Uranium
past
-1955
(A.
for
completed
28
Jackson,
106.
called
nave
for
Gass,
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—December Sales Increased—
relating
shows
R.
annually
183, p.
win
company,
Deputy Chairman.
board
A.
placed an
The company plans to
covers
very
desirable for pile carpets.
This
section a thick skin portion end a thin skin
the fiber crimp.
American Viscose
Apache
16%
has
convertible
stock
mon
manufacture.
found
the
year
the
is
uti/c
t.ie
cr
intention, the announcement said, to
appoint Basil
the present Deputy Chairman to be
Chairman and Neville
to be Deputy Chairman as of April
1, 1956. Tne Hon. Maurice
Eridgcman will be appointed as director to fill
the vacancy on the
board resulting from Lord
Strathalmond's retirement.—V.
182, p. 1907.
cus¬
year
100 Broadway, Beaunit said.
Up to the redemption date the drbrntures
No.
sublicense,
to
It
Co.,
patent
Patent
five
Tne debentures will be redeemed at
license under American
a
gas
interest.
Con¬
the
taken
about
corporation has
enable
on
crimped rayon stable fiber (Marion and
2,517,694).
As part of the consideration for this
Bigelow-Sanford gave American Viscose a license, with rights
Eisson
to
Carpet Co. has
new
l
C. M. Oliver & Co., Ltd. exercised their option on 50,009
cents per
share, purchased a further 50,000 shares at
GO
debentures
Bigelow-Sanford
Viscose
is
14,
at
Aubuqueraue
will
American Viscose Corp.—Issues and Takes License—
The
the
over
Beaunit Mills, Inc.—Calls
1.
p.
53,600
tha
more
gas sales since
the
approximately 118% for the past five years. Currently,
larger unit.—V.
The
pipe lor water, drainage and sewr
not
previously
served.
The
San
from
w .en
59,009 shaies
have
served
years
than
more
of
68 cents per
County,
Colton, Calif.,
plants and
Texas,
sales
company
shares
the
and
and
customers
five
of
Chairman
Plan,
On Nov.
Healdsburg plant.
recently
entered
the
Nivada
market
by
manufacture of concrete pipe in Las Vegas.
Co.
lor
in
Co.,
purchase
Co.
Pipe
located
concrete
Conduit
past
Basco Oil & Gas Co. Ltd.—Stock
known
Shelby
.av
by
9,
the
American-
of
Southeast.
years
Concrete
of
are
areas
Area
Conduit
183,
the
in
for
and
M.
supply
in
Bay
a
producers
operation
facilities
to
installations
Concrete
the
Jan. 9 announced
the Tellyer Concrete
Conduit
Francisco
lime
Division
in Birmingham.
oldest and most
are
of
o.ie
on
of
Farmingtcn,
crete
Lime
district.
Johnson,
inventories
is
Co.
Cement
headquarters
continuous
limestone
Elmer
Southern
Works
Lime
Keystone
announced the purchase of the Keystone
Ala.
Operations of Keystone will be consoli¬
11
the
of
whose
and
been
Ala.,
Keystone,
those
Co.
Keystone
Jan.
on
the
during
shown
is
order for a 12,500-kva. generator with
the General Electric Co., and it wiil be built at Lynn, Mass.,
by the
latter's Medium Steam Tuibine, Generator and Gear Dept.
Th.s equipment will be directly connected to a 123,000-k lowatt steam
turb.ne-generatcr which has been s.multaneously ordered from G-E's
Large Steam Turbine-Generator Dept., in Schenectady, N. Y.
The 12,500-kva generator, when installed, will operate as a house
generator ana furnish electricity lor the essential p.ant auxiliaries for
Angeles, Calif.; complete
Diesel Power Inc.; and for
Acquires
—
the
augment
This
working capital.
American-Marietta
to
growth
company's
Places Order for Generator—
Los
licenses from
patent
growth
the
stock to be offered at par
ngley-Howard, Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The
v
be
letter
a
has been-
of, common
shares
through*
sharei,
per
filed
30
D.c.
on
300,000
growth
1950
M.A.R.C., Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
covering
main
director
the
company's electric residential load
during
load has increased 75%
and
lor
the
electric
Total
The
American
of
years.
This
increased 10%.
24G2.
p.
inch
10
area.
rate
to
the company's
lines. During 1955 a.one t.ie
added more than. 18,000 electric customers and more
gas
customers to lt3 lines. Another
indication
is
the
has
13,800
growth
of
miles
12'/2
the
added
were
company
five
American
of
Annapo.is
of
expansion
new
electric
tomers
interests in shares
resulting from this
Co.
to
indication
customer
2785.
p.
extension
an
One
distribution
and
1956. The bank will also
Feb. 3, 1956, in accepting,
10,
Jan,
business
purchase or sale
dividend.—V.
the
supply
gas
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York is acting as agent of American
&
.Monday, January 16, 1956
Harris,
L.
common
Upham
filed
(par
&
Co.,
181,
Wallace.—V.
p.
with
$11
the
to
Wichita,
SEC
on
Jan.
ba offered at
Kansas,
for
3
$26
the
covering
per
share
account
of
1874.
Charlton Sire Plan Inc., New York—Files With SEC—
Lord
post as of March 31,
was
stock
De".
SEC
covering
270
units
of
21
filed
a
letter
co-ownership
to
of
be
notification
sold
at
$500
with
per
the
unit
-
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(207)
through Sirs Plan Portfolios,
proceeds
Inc.,
Chambers St., New York.
The
and improvement of property
115
used for acquisition
St., New York.
to be
are
Charlton
11-13
at
Produce
mately
balance
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RIt.—To Issue Ctfs.—
The
for
has applied
company
authority
to
to
Issued
trust agreement
under
trustee,
a
would
and
183,
3.
p.
Commerce
mature
w.th J.
P.
of
from
Edison.
Midwest
The
close
Stock
Jan.
over
period
a
15
of
of
has
been
notified
the
name" of
that
effective
this
Total
Dec.
stock,
value, rather
182, p.-2463.
$25
in
than
i
_
value,
par
and
Trust
Stock
-
class
B
common
Certificates
ior
•_
„
stock,
such
When
share
expand
it
the
now
steam
heating
and
Donovan
Mr.
operates,
the
an¬
y. 182,
par
'y
v
Chrysler Corp.—To Expand Delaware Plant—
A''//*
L
,v
rv'.rtt ''':n
'.■.
!
'•
y-'"
'
'/
L.
by
L.
Colbert,
share.!
89,409,527
*$9.22
adjusted
for
capital
during
the
year,
gains
this
distributions
equal
was
of
$9.53
to
$8.44
31
cents
per
share.—
per
1690.
p.
corporation's first
the
.
company's
largest
assembly operation in the east
installation outside Michigan.
single
Capable of producing approximately 5,000 Plymouth
Newark
of
assembly plant will form,
Chrysler plants being built
new
market
In
the
on
other
The
<
the
Fund
$7,610,000
were
$4,562,000 figure of
Dec.
An
automatic
and
1955,
be
under
When
will
in
needs
of
Profit
the
network
the
completed,
body stamping
operation
in
this
of
31,
company
notification
of
for
with
the
in
investment
bonds
or
water
homes.
10
adjusted
Ind.
I
employ
approximately 5.000 persons on a two-shift basis. Curemployment on tank work at the plant is 3,500.
plans call for the plant to start automotive production
early in 1957. In addition to I final assembly operations, the plant
also will build bodies for Plymouth cars.
lent
1955.—V.-182,
1,904,593
977,288
taxes
1,335,506
1,569,717
a
net
proceeds
and
$0.73
stock
common
dividend
of
$13,863,151
(par 25 cents)
at
best-efforts basis.
*$0.52
paid
Oct.
on
Corp. of America—New Plant—
possible
future
expansion,
Mr.
GIVING
and
other
loans
notes
be
EFFECT
used
Robinson
to
reduce
PRESENT
TO
payable
6%
preferred
Common
*Of
stock
stock
said.—V.
182,
due
25
which
10,000
rate
of
20,000
will
one
1950
cents)________
are
held
held
be
with
by
for
its
plant
development
graphic devices.
34.382
None
240,000 shs.
of
offices
at
who
V-
one
will
former officer
receive
at
same
sold.
corporation
401
East
organized
Boyd
Street,
March
Norman,
in
engaged
military and industrial research
electromechanical, optical and photo¬
electronic,
corporation
shares
Oklahoma
an
is
underwriter
four
:
159,052 shs.
30.000
by present officers and
the
each
and
corporation
and
S9.253
4,930 shs.
30.000
warrant
The
pay¬
Outstanding
$40,000
$10)_!
BUSINESS—Company is
15,
serially
(warrants)
and
notes
FINANCING
70,000
(par
(par
has
developed,
built
and
tested
a
number
of
a Target Locating System on which a
Government
held, a special type amplifier now being tested by
Signal Corps and Air Forces on which a pilot order for 40 has
just been secured, and a Target Camera and
System for use in rapid
testing of the overall accuracy of the "Skysweeper" antiaircraft
gun
control.
In
addition, several other products are close to the final
development stage and may be ready for manufacture and sale
upon
products
has agreed to
leaving the
for
to
are
working capital.
Long-term
Okla.
10%
2464.
p.
increase
CAPITALIZATION
1,286,951
2127.
p.
$15,491,815
.
,
stock
common
on
927,305
purchase, subject to zoning, a 48-acre
tract of land hear Renton, Wash., south of
Seattle, it was announced
on
Jan. 11 by J. G. Robinson, Chairman of
California Container Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Construction on the new $925,000
plant will begin in April of 1956,
with completion expected
by the end of the year.
The plant will have
80,000 square feet of floor space for
manufacturing and office areas.
The plant will occupy
only 6 to 10 acres of the tract,
balance
Present
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$4,246,007
,
share
98,577,730
2,535,804
taxes_l'£
income
for
This corporation
at
1955—Month—1954
40,000 shares of
per
The
square feet, which
Twinsburg, Ohio.
production, the Newark plant
Plymouth
or.
used
108.
p.
"Options
1,200,299
income
outstanding
Container
1,500,000
month
of
Authorized
$
share
per
*1954
include:
Kokomo,
plant,
late
be
construction
3.
p.
113,120,885
taxes
Federal
shares
Earnings
automobile
Fed.
income
after
Common
network
a
before
Profit
„
into
construction
full
in
expanded
in
growing
fered
67%
up
Ended—'Dec. 17,'55 Dec. 11,'54
1
Federal
and
V-3
went
nearly
automobile
will
and
the
letter
a
Dorsett Laboratories, Inc., Norman, Okla.—Stock Of¬
fered—Joseph Faroll & Co., New York, on Dec. 23 of¬
able
31,
earlier.—V. 183,
year
a
at
$
weekly, the
cars
element
more
supply
24 Weeks
Sales
engine plant, with 534,059 square i'eet of
production in Detroit last summer.
transmission
plant,
of
300,000 square
feet,
under
which
comtruction
to
to
are
the
PROCEEDS—The
country.
elements
Plymounth
space,
An
the
cf
important
new
floor
Eastern seaboard
sections
Other
one
filed
$4,742,745
183,
Bank
President.
automobile
proceeds
and
$1.50
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Sales and Earns. Increased
Chrysler-owned plant, located in Newark, Del., on the outskirts
Wilmington and about 25 miles southwest of Philadelphia, will be
the
29
v.
CyNet assets of this
The
of
net
system
—V.
.
6
The
<jj ;
107,084,687
-.
per
1954
$
'
Chrysler-Delaware tank plant- will. be nearly: doubled^in" size
and converted to the production of Plymouth automobiles
when its
current tank contract is completed in May,
1956, it was announced
Jan.
Dec.
on
Period End. Dec. 31—
Concord Fund, Inc.—Net Assets Up 67%—
issues.—V.'
v.-
corporation
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), through Harry Pon, 2334 South Third, Arcadia, Calif.
per
Sales
1955
-y'.
•3:,;;
The
on
SEC
($1
31—
value
paid
from
,
rate
2686.
p.
assets—
asset
*
was
no
net
Net
after
company
simultaneously therewith, the Stock Trust
was terminated.
'•
v;'' V •;
%:%-•.<
^
Beginning at the opening of business on Jan. 11 trading is in class
common
the
at
are
Diana Stores Corp.—December Sales
Higher—
changed to Monon RR., and,
A
to
which
sales
annually.
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Assets Rise 20%—
years.
As
1956
10,
Desert Shores Investment Corp., Azusa, Calif.—Files—
The
Morgan & Co., Incorporated,
semi-annually
Exchange
business
of
electricity
..
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—Changes Name
-
plans
business
182,
»■
the
Terminal's
kilowatthours
Terminal
steam
nounced.—V.
.
.
many years has served electricity to approxi¬
chiefly industrial firms. The Terminal company
electricity it distributes and purchases the
the
200,000,000
Produce
process
for
customers,
part
about
Commission
obligation for $7,300,000 pi equipment trust
application the road said the certificates would be
its
—V.
Interstate
the
of
assume
certificates/ In
Terminal
300
generates
3
including
contract
is
now
the
completion
of
financing.
Total
backlog
$100,000.
about
one
of
unfilled
This
orders
from
with
compares
this time last year.—V.
source,
three
unfilled
182,
different
orders
of
Is
sources
$55,000
from
1910.
p.
,
addition
An
of
632,000
feet
square
floor
of
will
space
be
manufacturing building, which now covers 838,003
present one-story structure will be increased from 600
The
In
width
feet.
square
to
Continental Motors
to
made
the main
Net
fiscal
feet
760
and
from 1,480 to 2,000 feet in length.
the Newark plant will compl°te its tank
will continue to be active in defense
Although
poration
work,
the
production
at
sales
year
President,
cor¬
and
white,
The
cars
or
"hardtop"
model,
export models.—V.
183,
corporation
31,
and
consolidated
1955,
Jan.
on
Jan.
on
Commerce
stock
$145,381,477,
1565.
were
6.—V.
182,
par
($1
C.
Allen
&
retain
and
interest
75%
a
J.
the
Reese,
in
expects
the
;
""
•%'
!*!
to
make
offering
to
Clary Corp.—To Increase Mexican Exports—
Increased
exports of business
during
company's
to
according to J.
%.-/< ■V
"\;i '
Manager.
The
machines
1956,
sales
and
Is b*ing expanded and
in the states of Nuevo
service
Mexico
V/.
is
family,
as
which
management
Stallings,
organization
Year Ended Dec. 31—
General
south
of
the
Net
Clary dealerships recently were established
Leon, Chihuahua and Sonora, he said.—V. 182,
new
V
to
investment
SEC
the
of
Act
for
1940
public
about
of
According, to
v
two
of
the
Boston
775,418
$770,734
—
stock
its
to
1956;
of
shares
and
the
the
of
of
partner
a
Motor
of
amounted
to
$3.48
$651,297
share
per
stock
as
to
against
II.
Orr
are
Estabrcok
and
&
Co.,
of
Buttrick,
The
respectively,
First
the
for
and
these
1955
Feb.
on
1,
notes
of
Insurance
$2,000,000,
which
1955
business
Co.
has
of
been
another
•
invest¬
ment banking firms and Russell Robb,
one of the two members of the
advisory board of Colonial, is a director of Stone & Webster, Inc., of
1 which Stone & Webster Securities Corp., an investment banking firm,
is a subsidiary.
The three firms are understood to be among a group
this
company
America
in
1951
a
curtailed
$1,000,000. A s of
of
into
a
new
with!
one
the
Insurance Co. of America for $3,000,000 at 4%
interest
20-year term, to be repaid approximately $175,000 annually
beginning in ,1959. These transactions have brought into the; business
during
the
year
approximately
$1,500,000 .of
additional
work ng
capital.
This plus earnings retained has resulted in
increasing net
working capital
during the year from $6,467,775 to $8,429,145, an
increase of $1,961,370.
a
'
of
underwriters of
Colonial
writers
Elyth
several
Co.,
Inc.,
investment
of
persons
the. shares
of Ford
other
group
stock
than
the
from
three
under¬
firms
representative for the account
Messrs. Orr, Buttrick and Robb
as
Since
Danly Machine Specialties, Inc.—Stock Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of 198,810 common shares
(par $5) was made
at $13.25 per share on Jan. 11
by an underwriting group
offering.
selling
acting
underwriters.
filiated
stock
to purchase
proposes
members of the
or
&
the Ford
banking
organizations
which
of
or
the
are
headed by A. G. Becker & Co.
Inc., of
af¬
are
offering includes
financing by the
part
<of
the principal underwriting group, Colonial's
proposed acquisition is
prohibited by Section 10(f) of the Act unless the Commission finds
the
that
proposed
protection
The
of
5,000
total
posed
shares
the
ment),
of
offering;
maximum
securities
is
consistent
182,
and,
p.
1.3%
were
with
stock, it would acquire less than l','r of
assuming a price of $75 per share (the pro¬
price set forth in Ford's registration state¬
would
of
represent
Colonial's
investment
an
total
assets
of
as
of
$375,000
Dec.
27,
expand
plant
or
ducer
1955.
of
World
1564,
die
War
stamping
sets
II
has
approximately
that
Chairman
Miller
the
of
Boston.—V.
formerly Executive Vice-President, has been elected
Board
and President to succeed the late John B.
182,
it
has
part
of
the
Commercial Credit Co.—Registers With
This
filed
company
The
to
interest
rate,
conversion
the
of
finance business is
to
financing
increased
an
at
$1,000,000,000.
over
will
volume
supplied
by
p.
of
added
be
business.
to
working
capital
to
volume
of
The
company's
The
Jan.
and
The
to
many
represent
an
has
of
one
so
of
In
and
issued
suspending
the
and,
the
leading
since
the
pro¬
close
of
leading
backlog
far
been
years
producers of mechanical
orders, amounting to
present production facilities
of
exceeds
to
company
subcontract
sition
duce
of
and
District,
The
Corp.,
James
and
two
filed
letter of
a
stock
common
dial
The
notification
to
operation.—V.
with
the
Co.—Acquisition—
entered
transmission
is
it
F.
into
and
an
distribution
by
Trustee
Produce
of
for
In
the acqui¬
facilities
Willis Gale,
of
Central
announced
Donovan,
agreement
Edison
of
companies
able
Pro¬
should
be
Exchange
an
the
vacated
notification
a
Manufacturing
order
at
par
to
be
used
are
178,
COMMERCIAL AND
Dana
Seibert
STate
post
at
office
Canada,
NOTE:
$58.00
On
FINANCIAL
President
2-0613);
New
per
account
York,
year.
of
the
1
N.
CHRONICLE
Published
Y.,
Other
Countries,
fluctuations
twice
in
$62.00
the
rate
to
not
been
of
or
made
Inc.,
week
[every
per
of
C.,
3,
was,
Securities Act
the
exemption
A
permanent.
sales
as
a
the
with
as
basis
Commission
terms
in
from
and
of
a
study
nylon
70,000,000
area
cubic
and
in
Crown
to
cased
the
feet
are
Harry Hurt,
Petroleum Co.
Location is
Central
Drilexco
to
over
feet.
feet.
11,146
discovery
originally owned by Crown Central,
to
&
determine
plant
and
the
construction
made
to
in
has
and
Hurt
for
>>
with
drilling
a
the
;
Co.
the
a
(Inc.)—New Plant—•
possibility
Richmond,
Va.,
of
this
made
was
company
known
determine
pounds
been
if
annually
authorized
but plans
and
on
estimates
a
plant/ capable of producing
heavy denier nylon for use in
of
other
industrial products, should be authorized.
If
would raise substantially du Font's production
plant
over
tiro
approved,
of
heavy
denier nylon yarn.
This type of heavy nylon, known as 840 denier,
is 56 times heavier than the
15 denier which is the popular yarn
in women's hosiery.
Du
Pont
at
Richmond
The
and
it
in
It
The
in
several
pointed
to
rayon
the
both
funds
months
out
cellophane
in
have
before
that
the
existing plant
yarns
not
and
results
nylon
for
yet
at
rayon
been
the
the
of
facility,
the
study
were
would
added,
if
production
authorized
of
super
high
Richmond.
bulk of heavy denier yarns is used
by the
manufacture of tires for automobiles, trucks,
rubber industry
airplanes, busses,
off-the-road
Du
construction
great
the
and
be
also
addition
tenacity
manufactures
said
would
known.
be
present
location.
company
Point
tractors
and
manufactures
bulldozers.
840
denier
nylon
at
Seaford.
Del.,
Chattanooga, Ten.v These two plants, in addition to the
Martinsville, also produce nylon textile yarn.—V. 183, p. 108.
and
at
one
Dynamics Corp. of America—Sued Over Name—
See
General
Eaton
Dynamics Corp.
&
below.—V.
182,
2789.
p.
Howard Balanced Fund—Assets Rise—
As of December 31—
Size
the
of
—V.
182,
1955
Fund
price
1954
$165,325,865 $141,441,616
_____
share
per
$22.81
$20 76
2465.
p.
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—Assets Increased—
Size
of the
Offering
—V.
182,
1955
1954
$55,953,708
$38,092,795
$20.80
Fund___
price
$18.22
share
per
2465.
p.
Edison
Brothers Stores, Inc.—December
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—Month—1954
$10,496,740
182,
Eleo Corp.,
the
Co.,
$87,207,257 $30,189,379
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The corporation
at
Sales Up—
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$0,903,105
2687.
p.
Dec. 23 filed
on
covering 100.000 shares of
announced
of
1933
market
New
(estimated
York.
purposes.—V.
181,
required
for
the
the
by
registration
for
a
p.
dealer
in
that
company
it
of
"reason¬
failed
has
that
has
Regulation
Regulation.
suspension
The
letter of notification
a
stock
common
at
$2.12»/2
proceeds
(par 25 cents)
share),
per
to
are
be
used
with
to
for
the
be
through S.
general
D.
SEC
offered
Fuller
corporate
107.
p.
The
to
Thursday
England,
securities
in
United
The
file
order
the
in
State
the
of
States
Mr.
as
William
(general
B.
Subscriptions
Dana
news
Edwards
in
&
Company,
and
United
and
Thomas
and
N.
McGowen
associates,
it
was
of
an-
the
many
also
1939,
is
the
world's
largest
producer
foreign
designs
boxboard
newspapers
printing presses
magazines in
the
countries.
and
and
and
manufactures
is
engaged
in
a
caliper
many
control
other
fields
well
known
in
Chicago
investment
banking
for
of
circles,
Executive
Chairman of the Board.
Mr. Noble,
who has served
Vice-President of the company, was elected President.
Justin
business
New
of
Empire
acting
York.—V.
The
180,
Petroleum
following
and
Co.—Merger Completed—Financ'g
announcement
Wisconsin
Oil
was
made
Reiining
Co.
on
Jan.
was
9:
"Merger of thi3
completed on Jan. 3.
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
1956 by William B. Dana 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 ol
year.
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
of
register controls for web-fed
leading
named
Copyright
States,
by
Danville
"
advertising issue)
Smith.
of
in
color
of
and
McGowen,
been
company
c/o
most
company
purchased
Noble
founded
electronic
paper
electronics.
been
M.
10.
company,
heavy
has
has
Carl
Jan.
on
producing
A
624.
or
and
nounced
The
Eye Equipment Co., Danville, III.—Control—
company
Chicago
Steppler,
the New York State Supreme
been permanently enjoined by
County of New York, from engaging
broker
as
This
automatic
conditions
the
Electric
on
tem¬
•
asserts
and
that
has
Court,
1879.
stock
the
that
complied
asserts
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
a
Gardens. London, E.
under the Act of March
Drapers'
feet
duPont deNemours
actual
be
cord
for
under
believe"
cause
further
for Commonwealth to
(Telephone
11,188
company
acres,
turned
each
large
a
35,000,000
($10
51.
p.
Commission,- it
under
regulation
suspension order,
reports
Terminal.
for
William
its
have
Chair¬
have
Commission
of
which it
Kaplan
Trahan.
9
will
SEC
offered
be
proceds
Regulation A filed on July 7, 1954, Denver
the public offering of 6,000,000 shares of its common
stock at
5c per
share.
An amendment filed March 17, 1955, named
Justin Steppler, Inc., as the principal underwriter.
filed a joint application with the Illinois
approval of the agreement.
Terms of the
pay 115,000 shares of Edison
stock plus $28,607 cash for the Terminal company properties.
Commerce
THE
6
Vice-President
purchase provide
common
Jan.
electric
the
Terminal
man,1
on
Jan.
large
a
Northern proposed
company
potential
South
press
by this company. The order provides interested persons
for hearing on the question whether the suspension
opportunity
order
107.
This
2,480
new
18,810 shares sold by
supplies
underwriting.
automatic
stock offering
a
company
Commonwealth Edison
of
start
Offering
makers
30
shares
Securities
11,
porarily
is one of the leading instalment
and in addition is engaged in fire, theft and credit
certain diversified manufacturing operations.—V.
181,
and
for
current
Dec.
on
R.D.
ing Suspended—
finance companies
insurance
The
locating
The
Denver Northern Oil Co., Denver, Colo.—Stock Offer¬
public
amend¬
be
all time high and net receivables held amount
an
become
Its
without
the
1
'
&
"
Proceeds
die
$79,000,000,
25,695
share),
per
ment.
finance
which
shares
been
necessary for the
work.—V. 182, p. 2788.
company
covering
SEC—
a
Corporation ar.d Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
offering price and underwriting terms are
to
this
independent,
interest
—V.
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 6,
1956, covering $50,000,000 of notes due 1976, to be offered for public
sale
through an underwriting
group
headed
by The
First
Boston
—
discovery in
in
No.
well.
DeKalb-Ogle Telephone Co., Sycamore, 111.—Files—
The
,
with
Sales
2463.
p.
flow
open
at
As of December 31—
has
and
presses.
drilled
was
block
a
third
facilities.
and
BUSINESS—Company
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—New Pres.—
Harry M.
Chicago, 111.
PROCEEDS—Net. proceeds received
by the company will be used,
together with $4,750,000 obtained by long term loans from insurance
companies, to retire the present funded debt of $1,687,SCO and to
V
purchase the
to
180,000
company,
certain shareholders.
the
Ford
offering
purchase
approximated
—V.
of
application further states that if Colonial
entire
the
acquisition
investors.
final
a
another
located
11,167
hole
Associated
subsequently
loan
consolidated
were
/
-
volume
Prudential
Prudential
for
Stedman
director
a
15,
in
$7,226,733 to $7,745,961 or $519,228,
book valiie of the company's common
Increasing
the
loan
$1,460,000
Nov.
expected to be
interested
of
care
with
long-term
exceeding
part of a
increase
an
from
$28.00 to $30.71 per share.
take
negotiated
Company
not
Co.
To
applied
has given
hearing thereon,
a
Colonial,
of
purchase
Ford
has
Investment
Commission
1956,
directors
the
Ford
to request
application, James
17,
and
from
proposed
stock
common
18,
seven
Corp.
exemption
6,
increased
was
resulting in
stock from
Jan.
on
worth
rated
(E. I.)
926,787
taxes—
Earnings on common
the preceding year.
Slock—
announced
was
10,200,000
Jan.
until Jan.
(persons
of
respect
the
of
offering
made
order
an
with
shares
5,000
it
company,
The
1954
1,425,715
$2.87
Colonial Fund, Inc.—To Buy Ford
This
income
income
Net
is
per
Houston
$23,714,973
1,697,521
taxes
state
It
day, plus 15.04 barrels of condensate per million feet.
This
gas-liquid ratio of 66.509 feet of gas to one barrel of condensate.
Completion was made from miocene sand at 11.152 to
No
border
2127.
p.
and
in
brought
The earlier
discovery in which Drilexco was a participant was
902-barrel-per-day oil completion in West Texas.—V. 18, p. 2465.
$27,133,309
before
Federal
Sales
1955
sales
Income
12
Parish, South Louisiana,
.
operating control.
Net
planned by this
well
gas
on
well
as
Craddock-Terry Shoe Corp.—Earnings—Loan—
corporation
of
Dec.
on
participating interest.
gave a
the
Cooper
the
of
business
company
a
The
107.
p.
holds
of Vermilion
p.
a
registration statement with the
covering 125,000 shares of common
Co.
public, subject to ICC approval.
Registered shares are from holdings
will
for
filed
10
Commission
value),
This
subsidiaries
the
the
"Fury" increases
1956 Plymouth models to 16, not
including special taxi-
the number of
cab
two-door
Oct.
Interstate
Motor
Corp. on Jan. 7 announced a new model—the 240
horsepower "Fury"—which combines the finest features of a
high per¬
formance sports car and retains all the
conveniences of deluxe Ameri¬
can production car
design.
gold
ended
announced
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc.—New
Discovery—
Corp.—$145,381,477 Sales—
corporation
,
Plymouth Announces New Model—
A
this
\
.'■■■/■'V;1 ;•;.
Cooper-Jarrett Inc.—Registers With SEC—
other
locations, Mr. Colbert said.-
Plymouth
of
advertisements must be made
in
New
York
funds.
4
(208)
Empire
oil
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
having
will
be
ceive
of
"Also,
authorized
in
exchange
will
reiineries
at
For several
Wisconsin
their
ior
from
directed
be
all
of
classes
thorized
be
to
into
1955.—V.
183,
al'-time
sales
in
records
both
used
and
new
position
108.
p.
General
See
Precision
Royal
McBee
President,
Vice
Chairman
Vice-President
cision
of
aircraft
W.
Smith,
Jan.
on
of
Kearfott
the
of
11
the
Executive
elections
Committee
of
and
formerly
Vice-President
and
On
new
a
will
and
registration
be
Securities
the
for
statement
oi
amount
authorized
total
the
in
$2,000,000.
Commission
Exchange
and
A
prepared and it is anticipated that these ueoemures
will be offered to the public, pursuant to such registration statement,
as
soon
as
permissible.
It is further anticipated that all presently
is
bung
now
units and series "A" debentures, will be ledeemed
these new issues of debentures,—V, 177, p. 26(7.
outstanding royalty
from the proceeds
gineering
ing
and
Hermann
The
company
covering
t$l0u
to
Dec.
on
tiled
29
the
per
and
machinery
purchase
of
equipment,
capital
working
and
other
Co.—Interests May Acquire Stock
Fairbanks Morse &
Perm-Texas
Corp. b.low.—V.
130,
on
larger
purchase a
President
also
of
amount
Director
of
installment contracts.—V.
180,
1432.
p.
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—Month—1954
was
Operations
t..e
—V.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—December Sales
1955—5 Wks.—1954
$11,751,018
This
corporation
grocers,
purchased
July 3J,
on
Fitzsimmons
in
1955,
sales
at
Smart
from
Iris
Final
&
Final
that
Iris
date.—V.
wholesale
182,
included
are
The
SEC
and
covering
4,910
shares
one
share
$6
per
unit,
net
and
be
A
stock
stock
to
working
and
notification
stocx
common
to
&
Co.,
Inc.,
purchase
real
estate,
corporation
filed
3
letter
a
The
each
class
proceeds
and
of
for
stock
at
used
to
be
to
are
improvements
$5.01
lot;
notification
Sales
183,
with
Future
$4,713,928
Planning
Securities and
This
SEC
units
three
Jan.
types
bocker
pace
keep
9,
of
Corp.,
filed
company
1956,
Plans
the
corporation
covering
offered
New
Sales
Higher—
past
five
at
York.
Jan.
on
amounting to
Oct.
31, 1955
ended
$16,575,351
Registers
—
1,200,000 shares of
25
cents
The
With
of
shares
of
The
Knicker¬
Inc.—Kemmerer, Wyo.—Files
proceeds
mining operations.—V.
of
notification
common
stock
Philip
to
are
182,
letter
through
share,
per
net
a
be
used
41
tutors
from
five cents)
(par
to
with
Gordon
pay
&
the
to
Co.,
be
Inc.,
incident
expenses
company on Dec. 20 filed a letter of notification
with the SEC
covering contributions to the Employees'
Savings Plan in the amount
of $240,978.52
(contributions by the employees and like
contributions
by the company i, to be used to purchase common
stock of the company
—V. 182, p. 213.
company-operated
4g
outlets
and
62%c
nine
of
retailers
in
the
quarterly,
On
years.
directors
Seek
corporation
Jan.
9
from
and
from
the
the
using
started
New
the
otherwise
Dynamics.
of
in
York
word
against
State
Corp.
of
formerly
the
3.25%
1955
in
is
Court
America
as
is
has
been
filed
to
the
Neon,
of
America
the
latter
corporate
rights
recently
Claude
of
enjoin
its
name
.a?L H°Pkins, Chairman and President
that the suit
said
Corp.
of
part
corporate
known
of
name
adopted
name
Inc.
States
of
confusion has
persisted
reached
Curtice,
Mr.
dealers
also
totaled
The
the
new-car
previous
United
All
a
General
all-time
high
announced
on
announced
record
Motors
five
sales
record
States
GM
total
year
sold
was
was
of
Jan.
that
4.867.403
S&leS reCords ba3ed
ended
The
an
President,
Curtice
Dynamics
in
even
litigation
Kiendl.
passenger
3,766,420
by
V.
car
the
to
the
on
of
$2.50
to
the
on
212
largest
25-yr.
GIVING
EFFECT
to
dated
March
due
preference stock
$100 per share)
and
finan¬
used
cars
in
in
sales
by
1955,
figures for th*
and
the
of
their
stock
common
the
at
stock
being
now
TO
for
the
old
concern's
plant on
Georesearch, Inc.
Broad
Golden
rate
of
past
the board
The
1,
10
at
The
mining
Dec.
on
cents
net
filed
27
proceeds
to
are
/
/
Oil
West
The
corporation
be
A
&
10,000,000
at
be
to
10
cents
used
to
pay
671
The
to
172,000 shs.
directors
erect
Brazil.
38,595 shs.
:
hs.
of
plant
a
of $1
shares
shares
held
in
company's
reserved
approved
*1,234,329 shs.
for
treasury
issuance
purchase
from
its
common
the par value
of
stock
$i
of
purchase
the number
the
:.V
Smith.
Barney
&
this
for
'•
30,000
&
Co.
Inc
C.
Bradford
Julien
Collins
&
&
Peabody & Co
9,000
Higgtnson Corp
6.500
Mason-Hagan, Inc.________ 2,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
Co
1
Boston
Newhard,
Reinholdt
The
&
Alfred
Gardner
.__
9,000
Stroud
Hayden, Stone & Co—._— 4,500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
6.500
Janney Dulles & Co., Inc. 2,000
183,
4 000
disclosed
1954
GM
a
year
saRs
Motors
two
4,500
Securities Corp
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
Grand
revenues
$934,119
expenses
H
H'
1955—11 Mos.—1954
$805,868
89,646,031
5,789,853
5,617,427
100,000
1,382,000
1,023,000
operating
taxes__
83,663
59,992
823,126
recently
figure
dealers
in
aeaiers in
divisions—Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile,
operating
income
$176,992
$118,845
$1,651,112
$1,247,760
137,547
87,437
1,285,019
charges
182, p. 2466.
income
183,
in
under
the
and
pressure
Grace-Hoechst
heat.
project
practically
a
needs
contrast
In
employs
oaorless
of
so-called
and
low-
a
tasteless
Sales
(W. T.)
$
$
21,478,154 232,497,127 184,406,704
1955—Month—1954
$
Sales
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
67,019,581
182,
1S55—44 Wks.—1954
$
Grant Co.—December Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
—V.
Up—
1955—5 Wks.—1954
;■
5.
p.
$
jjj
58,447,299 350,110,780 315,570,882
2467.
p.
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—Dec. Sales Increased—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$15,369,748 $13,087,321
—V.
182,
$52,101,644
$43,988,207
2467.
p.
Great
*
This
started
at
Western
corporation
Battle
of
their
on
Petroleum
Jan.
on
6
properties
Mountain,
Corp.—Drilling Operations
announced
located
Nevada,
in
in
that
the
drilling
operations
Humboldt
conjunction
Dome
with
have
Structure
Oil' Co.
Elalack
Oklahoma.
Five
Okla.,
Dec.
A
•
truckloads
together
total
obtain
19
their
set-up
Battle
of
from
Oklahoma
families,
last
week
Mountain
City,
drilling
the
on
and
just
wells
have
began
off
geology.
been
drilled
the
on
U.
structure
S.
their
on
immediate
Western
oil
in
properties
located
in
Eureka
Corp.
begin
County,
future.
Petroleum
oil
Corp.
(formerly
Nevada
Oil
properties
in
1947, and has since
California
and
Nevada.
in
acreage
to
'
underway between Great Western Petroleum
independent Southern California oil ope-ators. to
leasing
Interest
their
East
arrived
and
are
operations
began
miles
core
the
valuable
completed
three
sub-surface
several
in
equipment
crews
*
Negotiations
and
drilling
drilling
They
14,
of
the
of
with
5.
of
years
ducing
Nevada's
oil
Gas
&
acquired
Co.)
much
ago
when
a
producing potential was
major .oil company brought in
Frank
Asta,
President,
Reno,
Nevada
1955—Month—1954
1955—11 Mos.—1954
$731,747
$8,460,481
453,769
5,150,555
4.950,244
108,000
88,000
1,157.000
1,012,000
58,883
53,935
668,563
605,315
taxes__
operating
after
182,
income
$139,577
$131,043
$1,484,363
81,368,698
108,223
100,189
1,117,495
1,014 579
charges
1801.
p.
General
Tire
&
Rubber
a
announced
it
had
offices
a
merger
January
President
6
of
letter
of
that
304
at
they
will
Clay-Peters
maintain
—V.
pro¬
tlvir
Building.—V.
1955—Month—1954
p.
s
19,518,650
-
182,
180,
Green Co., Inc.—December Sales Up—
18,903,089
1SS5—11 Mos.—1954
$
$
105,613,241
102,283,912
2467.
Guaranty Income Life Insurance Co., Baton Rouge, La.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
—Files With
the
to
General
two
A.
company
covering
on
Dec.
30
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
the
SEC
24,000 shares
of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
$10
stockholders, then policyholders and the
public,
without
underwriting.
The
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
working
capital and general corporate purposes/—V. 183, p. 109.
per
share,
first
Guardian
acquired
stock
Pittsburgh, Pa., and that discussions
to
couple
to
Co.—Acquires Interest—
This company on Jan. 10
officially
interest in the A. M. Byers Co., of
relative
a
good
$7,936,257
482 021
several
1203.
p.
Sales
$788,481
.
disclosed
$
Ohio—Earnings Up-
sparkpd
wells.
(H. L.)
taxes
operating
Net
In
G.
909,563
after
O'Neil,
A.
authorization
polyethylene
designed to fill Brazilian
plastic belonging
to
the
29,128,974
—v.
709,329
Motors
numb"
Hoechst,
announced
low-pressure
Co.—December
Period End. Dec. 31—
Net
of
2019.
p.
Sales
$8,597,516
527,031
150,000
General Telephone Co. of
—V.
Farbwerke
of
jointly
$
present
—V.
and
13
Jan.
produces
Period End. Dec. 31—
Great
Inc.—Earnings Up—
1955—Month—1954
523,464
Other
United
182,
Union
drilling
taxes__
Net
Net
be
are
nearing production in a plant now under
the production of DDT end
other'insecticides, monocaustic soda, solvents, detergents end other chemical
products.—V.
9,000
2,000
incomes
Federal
Cther
the
to
proceeds
for
site
4!o00
Union
General Telephone Co. of
Indiana,
Operating
Operating
cents)
companies
drilling Dec.
Highway 40.
5.
p.
five
(par
with
underwriting.
The
incident to mining activities.
molded
type,
that
Nev.
—V.
be
can
method
2,500
Sharp & Co
Co., Inc
&
plastics
4,500
Inc.
D.
of
construction
Cook & Co._„_^__ 4,000
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
9,090
Co
9,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc._
2,500
Corp.— 9.000
Corp
Sachs &
Beane
9,009
2,000
Securities
First
&
3,000
Co.
stock
common
notification
shares
Lee
6,500
Co
&
of
step in the p'ans of the two companies to develop
essential chemicals
to
supply the needs of Brazilian
thlorobenzene,
Kidder,
Bleichroeder,
—_A__-.__-.___ 2,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co._
4,000
Becker
"v*
letter
a
production
Period End. Dec. 31—
Shares
Inc.
G.
Grand;. Junction,
Inc.,
without
company
011
the
hign-pressure
The
capital
underwriters named below have
agreed
shares set opposite their respective names:
Arnhold and S.
A.
the
paid-in capital account.
Co.___
to
product.
par
several
of
line
These
to
each, to change
2,000,000 shares
company's
additional
incident
expenses
be
Provo,
further
a
pressure,
a
outstanding shares of
each into two shares of
full
or
pursuant
plan,
the number of authorized shares of common stock
irom
to
5,000,000 shares,
to
change the voting rights of the presently
authorized shares of cumulative
preference stock, series B and cumu¬
lative preference stock, series C so
that the shares of such series would
each have 2xk votes per share instead of
one
vote per share as at
present and to provide that the
general voting rights, if any, of the
cumulative preference stock,
series D, if and when issued, will not
exceed 2V2 votes per share.
It is intended that the
proposed amend¬
ment
to the certificate of
incorporation will be submitted for action
by stockholders at the annual and
special meeting to be held on
March 5,
1956.
The above-mentioned change in the issued
shares of
common
stock
will have the effect of
increasing the aggregate par
value of the issued common stock
of the company, after
giving effect
to the issuance of the shares
above offered, from $1,235,000 to
$2,470,000.
The additional amount of
par
value, viz.: $1,235,000, will be
provided
by a transfer of such amount to the
account
the
to
Corp.,
.
This* is
None
2,000,000 shs.
1956
6,
pay
with
five cents)
(W. R.) Grace & Co.—Plant in Brazil—
savings fund-employee stock
Jan.
notification
(par
Af
expenses
Frankfurt/Mein-Hoechst
value
issued
unissued
to
Colo.—
V.
filed
6
share,
per
used
Uranium,
Jan.
on
of
stock
Bel-Air Securities
>
covering 3,000,000 snares of
offered
% '■
letter
a
Vista,
Commission—
1,
value)
include
Ruenta
common
Colo.—Files With SEC—
The
Harlow
Corp.,
share, through
per
operations.
Golden
$10,000,000
10,000.000
corporation
Utah.
are
$10,000,000
Uranium
covering 3,000,000 shares of
offered
SEC
FINANCING
Dawn
Files With Securities and Exchange
ofefred.
41,996 shs.
par
on
u|me city.
Inc., and Keith Reed & Co., and associates at $2.75
share, was quickly oversubscribed,; See details in
V. 183, p. 109.
from
~
($1
directors
182,
:
Co.
a
revenues
Harlow
Street,
industry. The new enterprise is
polyethylene,
a
highly valuable
thermoplastic family.
but
■;;
Offering Oversubscribed —
The public offering of 400,000 shares of common stock
(par $1), which was made on Jan. 5 by Bear, Stearns &
16,521 shs.
not
price."—V.
' ■
.
Stock
—
16,847 shs.
company's
shares
tanks
19.465 shs.
authorized
60,000
manufacturing plant that will Increase the company's pro¬
capacity by 40% has been erected for this manufacturer of
by the Luria Engineering Co. of the same <?ity.
The new iactory is a 9,600-square-foot standardized steel structure
on
a
lC-acre plot on Schoenersviile Road, Bethlehem, Pa. and
replaces
com¬
the
that
PRESENT
89,000
the
of
below-the-market
'
39,539 shs.
to
purchase
F.
Byers, Jr.,; and Buckley M.
recently
acquired
from
persons
at
dividend
12,000
the
J.
they
D
stock
advantage
new
fuel
after
of
1980
Jan.
(stated
expenses
General
in
of
understand,
C—$4.50
Operating
the
1955
on
136%
I
Series
Operating
Sales-
'
car
which,
dividend--—
2249.
p.
to
from
B—$5.00
"Does
mutual
ductive
sub¬
equal
shares
announced
Series A—$3.50 dividend
tCommon
the
General Welding Co., Bethlehem, Pa.—Expands—
526,
—
debs.,
ourselves
stock
common
Outstanding
1980
3.30%
to
Meeting.
committed
Byers'
2687.
A
manufac-.
company
$5,262,135,
1,074,329
common
company
instalments
in
be
per
share * annually,
a
including the shares
Theodore
182,
Car
7.
1950, when Geenral
2,938,477 new cars.
passenger
of
amounted
year
Period End. Nov. 30-
Corp.—Reports Record
new
used
com¬
year,
country's
would
merger
we
previously opposed to the present management. We have also acquired
from J. F. Byers, Jr., and Buckley M. Byers
personally, options to
buy 5,139 shares of their preferred stock at the call price and 27,300
almost
fiscal year
the
in
said:
be
have
the
Byers
by
from
this
out,
During
had
payable
1962
Federal
Motors
sales
the
income
have been paid
Dec. 21, 1955, the
Period End. Nov. 30—
General
to
Hopkins pointed out.
General
is
Dynamics
represented
in
the
Kiendl of Davis Polk
Wardwell Sunderland &
General
of
one
increased
fiscal
1955
believe
you
shares
on
AmericanMr.
Stock Exchange,
circles,
Retail
in
We
worked
votes
"We
of
General
protect the name of the
corpora¬
tion which he heads
and to prevent
oenfusion and misunderstanding
&mong investors,
customers ancl
the
public generally.
The decision to
sue,
Mr. Hopkins
said, was made reluctantly onlv
after a number of Instances
of confusion were
brought to his atten¬
tion and after efforts had
failed by General
Dynamics to prevail upon
Dynamics Corp. of America to
eliminate the similarity in corporate
titles. Despite the fact that
General Dynamics is
listed on the New
York Stock
Exchange and Dynamics Corp. of
America is listed
cial
outlets
the
net
fiscal
promissory notes,
1955,
Goldman,
Dynamics
as
be
the
Authorized
Equitable
Supreme
"Dynamics"
infringing
Dynamics
corporation
suit
will
increased
$167,800,000
O'Neil
companies and their stockholders.
.
p.
products.
ap¬
shoes.
of
CAPITALIZATION
Courts
179, p. 2037.
General Dynamics
Corp.—Files Suit—
This
Shoe
Mr.
merger,
offering
enable
its
he
and
management.
conditions
mainly require the continuation of your
management, it is absolutely necessary that your shareholders
their vote of confidence at the Annual
stock and
The
on
shares
to
for
the
kept small, and that there will be no material or
in the Byers' business up to the time of the
merger.
give
he
2687.
p.
of
present
Vice-
post
meeting cn Jan. 26, and
the Byers* stockholders
advising,
oehalf
purchase and
change
"Since
these
approved a two-for-one (2 for 1> split of the com¬
that, subject to approval of the split by stockholders at
the annual meeting on March 5, 1956, a
quarterly dividend of 37'/aC
a
share
will
be
paid on the new shares; such
dividend
would
be
equal
to 75c
a
share
or
$3
quarterly
annually on the presently
J.
Corp.- -Swiss Interests
Recovery of PropertySee Interhandel below.—V.
General
retail
added
Blyth & Co., Inc.—:_—_.—
Film
of
the
of
necessary
demand
approximately
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
&
the sale
preferred dividends to $4.62 a share
mon
outstanding on Oct. 31.
General American Oil Co. of Texas—Files
With SEC—
Aniline
182,
Offered—Public
capital
sales
EARNINGS—Consolidated
to
General
which
annual
in
adverse
year
of
while
612.
p.
Senior
as
stock
to be
senting
with
compared with
approximately $84,400,000 for
ended Oct. 31, 1950. During the live-year period the
plants operated by the company
increased from
23
to
fiscal
the
number
value
a
filed
4
subsidiaries.—V.
continuing
net
years
puch of the issued and
y
1955—6 Mos.—1954
York
accumulation
Gas Hills Mining & Oil,
SEC
space;
building;
registration statement with the
$15,000,000 of total payments under
covering
for
of
proposed amendment to
the certificate of incorporation the effect of
which would be to change
$4,111,019 $18,887,650
New
its
working
with
one
underwriting.
trailer
market
Fund.
The
of
Exchange Commission—
investment
on
proceeds
additional
100%,
the
59,809
108.
p.
of
Corp.—Stock
to
tne
Pa.
con¬
and
in
of
of
1955—Month—1054
__
—V.
to
$5)
without
construction
construction
Stores Corp.—December
Period End. Dec. 31—
connection
to
the
Series
of
unit,
per
for
pay
sales
Precision
at
letter
Series
working capital.
Franklin
Shoe
tlhe
trailer
General
and
new
late
company of Kearfott.
capacity and as Vice-President of General
greater responsibilities in connection with
new
certain
provide
pany
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
on
of
assume
Cumul.
covering 59,800 shares of preferred stock
(par
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
of
$li
(par
also
the
President
160,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
Jan. 12 by an investment banking group headed by
Smith, Barney & Co.
The stock was priced at $60.50
per share.
the
Philadelphia,
SEC
share
with
capital.
and
his
and
outstanding shares,
(par $1) to be offered in units
five shares of cla~s A stock at
Hess
used
of
served
and
on
Enterprises, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files
Securities
The
B
letter
a
class
Woodcock,
are
Four Seasons
With
of
common
class
through
proceeds
struction
B
filed
5
shares
class
of
Jan.
on
24,550
of
of
The
Exchange Commission—
corporation
has
founder,
of
mon
2466.
p.
parent
his
Although many deiaus Stall
feel that they will be resolved in time.
"However, for our interest to continue, it will be
necessary that your
present management be retained in office, that the
merger
be made
upon
a
lavorabie exchange rate, that a sufficient number
of share¬
holders of both our companies agree to
approve the merger, that dis¬
have
SEC
$40,105,761
Co.,
figures
who
Chairman
responsibilities in
fulfilling his position
while
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
Fleetwood Motel Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Securities
In
will
he
General
1955—40 Wks.—1954
$5,357,436 $68,122,348
and Smart &
totals
Up 119%—
Board
Kearfott's
Is
the
of both
En¬
succeed¬
Herbert,
Jr.,
formerly Executive
Vice-President
for
Kearfott, has been elected Financial Vice-President of
company
sidiaries
Sales.
sales
BUSINESS—Corporation
1955—12 Mos.—1954
182, p. 2i66.
Period End. Dec. 31—
D.
company.
that
'$2,252,572 $14,866,539 $13,084,803
$2,544,679
-
the
of
also
President,
retain
Engineer!.ig
recently elected.
Frederick
Fishman Co., Inc.—December Sales Up-
Sales
and
will
He
for
including
(M. II.)
Place
elected
was
of
retirement
Mr.
Equipment Corp.,
PROCEEDS—Net
Jan. 3 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC cover! g 20,000 shares cf common stock (par $10i
to be offered
at $11.50 per share, through Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc. and Boenning
& Co., both oi Philadelphia, Pa.
The net proceeds are to be used to
corporation
Chairman
the
Committee.
engineering
to
The
Place,
since
company,
of
use
companies.
Reichel, formerly Executive Vice-President for Engineer¬
Sales for Kearfott, was elected Vice-Chairman of the Ex¬
ing and
ecutive
532.
p.
Fine Arts Acceptance Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
tne
Byers' President that the clarification of General
be particularly useful to
Byers' stockholders in
some time now, our repres?ntatives
have had discussions with
management of the A. M. Byers Co.,
regarding a merger of the two
the
pre¬
Vladimir A.
SEC
purposes,
corporate
for
Herbert.
D.
Precision
General
2,980
general
See
letter of notification with
a
shares of class A common stock to be offered at par
.narei,
wit.iout underwriting. The pioceeds are to be used
G.
Pres.dent
as
Frederick
Precision,
Rico—Files With SEC
Enflow Corp. San Juan, Puerto
Sales
the
will
proxies
"For
Financial
(
issue
their
soliciting their proxies in
Co., Inc., designers and producers
instruments and systems.
components,
one
Donald
made
was
told
position
.voting
Kearfott Co. Elects New President, etc.—
Announcement
$10,000,000
Tire's
of the
conflicting rumors that have been circulating
relationship between General Tire and A. M. Byers."
the
O'Neil
proved
the
stockholders
Equipment Corp.—New Affiliate—
below.
Corp.
because
concerning
Mr.
Op¬
and
formerly
stock
merged
Cadillac—set
and
in
cars
_
recent
an
stock.
Denver
issued and outstanding were auclass. The corporate structure now
consists only of common stock of $1 par value.
"Further, two isues of long term debentures, in the total amount
of
$3 000 0.0
have
been
authorized to provide additional working
capital and additional refining equipment at bot l refineries.
This
consists
of; two new issues of debentures. The first issue
will be
senior debentures, in the amount of $1,000,000 and it is anticipated
that this IsMte will be sold in its entirety to an institutional buyer.
Tne
seconu
i sue
oi
debentures
will be subordinated Ut
the
,ust
and
Buick
an
Empire will remain in Denver.
stockholders meeting of Empire, the
increase
in
authorized
capital
stock
to
of
a
ac
company
Empire
both
of
o.fices
main
refinery
Montana.
capacity
daily
surviving
stock
erations
Denver, Colo., and has
years, t.ie Wis¬
oil refinery at Sheboygan,
of 5,000 barrels of crude oil. Empire
and the Wisconsin company will re¬
and
has owned and operated
a
the
oil
an
Wyoming
in
company
Wis.,
operates
and
owns
properties
consin
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
companies
B.
Tire,
Drastrup,
expressed
are
in
Byers'
the
President,
wish
to
William
"clarify
our
Mutual
Securities and
This
progress.
Fund
covering
—V.
an
182, p.
on
Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
Jan.
9
additional
2467.
filed
a
140,000
With
registration statement with the
shares of
common
stock
(par
SEC
$1)
'
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Gulf Oil Corp.—Files Exchange Offer With SEC—
This
low
•
registration statement with the
SEC covering 1,534,446 shares of its $25 par capital stock.'
The
company
proposes
to
offer
shares of
its capital stock
in
exchange for shares of the common stock of Warren Petroleum Corp.
in
ratio of
the
will
Gulf
udner
the
to
the
the
at
but
LaPortune
agreed
on
be
to
cause
K.
of
Gulf
Warren.
deposited
are
of
stockholders
exchange
for
of
298,684
for
such
reduced basis
each
25
have
shares
Another 622,648 shares have been committed
Chairman,
Board
each
for
five
for
shares
exchange
of
in
the
Warren,
effec¬
tive, to pay Lee Kaiser, of San Francisco, and J. A. Fadon, a director
and
Vice-President of
Warren, for services heretofore performed in
connection with the exchange offer, the sum of $500,000 each, payable
in
10
If
equal
the
present
Gulf
agreed,
annual
Padon
the
will
of
the exchange
event
becomes
it is contemplated that
the
continued as a subsidiary of
personnel, except that J. A.
director and Vice-President.—V. 183, p. 109.
becomes
of
effective,
will be
Warren
management
same
resign as
a
This
and
The
of
shareholders
100,000
company,
price
in
Inc.
trade
name,
the
purchase
Lithoplate
E.
Wemp,
"The
a
year
ago,
chiefly
of
Canada
President
of
Harris-Seybold,
said
Lithoplate
and
Chairman
Dively,
George S.
that
would
operate
a
as
said in
6
creation
shares
(par
part:
receivables
of
in
into
account
comparison
with
to
have
the
during
current
year,
the
new
181,
offered
issue
to
the
public
646.
p.
The
shareholders
reorganization
will
become
oil
over-whelmingly
this
which
favor
in
of
in
the
of Purolator
J.
of
negotiations
plan
a
of
made
was
on
statement issued by James D. Abeles, Purolator
A. Vollbrecht, President of Industrial Wire
joint
a
completion
of
end of this month,
Products, Inc.,
the
at
company,
wholly-owned subsidiary
manufacturer
of Rahway,
N.
filter
11
voted
have
under
a
Frederick
and
/■%'.' v'\.
Cloth.'
the name or management of
Industrial Wire Cloth Products Corp., and its three plants located at
Wayne,
Dearborn, and Petersburg, Mich. Jan.
30 has been set as
the
date
when
Purolator
will officially
assume
control of Its new
There
are
In
changes contemplated
no
subsidiary.
entirely
acquisition
to
develop
filter
plant
and
produce
and
element,
of Industrial Wire will open up for it an
automotive accessory business. Additional
facilities in Michigan will now be available
the
in
field
new
engineering
1957
lor
cleaners, using the Purolator
cars.—V. 182, p. 2790.
air
Micronlc
passenger
wholly-owned subsidiary and that Elmer F. Deal, founder and President
of
Lithoplate,
remain
would
the
President of
as
firm.
It was stated that Lithoplate will probably establish a new manufac¬
turing plant in the Cleveland area.
This will be in addition to a
newly-equipped plant in El Monte, Calif., just outside Los Angeles,
into which Lithoplate moved about a year ago.—V. 182, p. 1698.
G.
fill
to
182,
R.
B.
Clevcring, President,
in
recent
a
letter
"A
said
planned diversified program was initiated approximately two years
further stabilize production at Harvill Corp. The objectives of
program were to acquire proprietary items,
either by absorbing
outside company, acquiring patents, or developing products of our
some
own.
"The
valve
McEain
manufacturers
Corp.,
operators
unit
was
redesigned completely to reduce manufacturing costs and to
comply with the requirements of the Underwriters' Laboratories for
this type of equipment.
In addition to the electrically operated unit,
a
pneumatically operated unit was developed' for use by companies
operating
in
not
do
to operate satisfactorily
transmission lines.
the
procedures
production
in
electrically
use
pneumatic
on
manufacture
of
to
care
This
reasons.
developed
and
"Line
and
who
equipment
designed
able
transmission lines
for various
gas
operated
have
unit
was
avail¬
pressure
gas
established
been
anticipate a minimum of $500,000 in
sales of 'Toik-Master' units in this coming year.
"The
'MacBain'
loading valve was deliberately put as'de for the
moment
in order to concentrate our engineering
and sales on the
'Tork-Master' operator, which market surveys showed to h ve a much
greater potential.
Also, since a great many 'Tork-Master' units are
sold by valve manufacturers, we feared there might be a conflict of
are
now
interests
in
this
for
we
which would work to the disadvantage of
mind,
sole
the
operation and
of
the
'MacBain'
'During the past year
1955
negotiations in October,
inventory and patents.
valve
have also developed our small, light-weight,
we
hermetically sealed refrigeration compressor to the point where it
cessfully passed Underwriters' Laboratories tests in August of 1955.
have
suc¬
We
also
and
new completed production of prototype models in the
Va, Ve,
hp, categories and these have been thoroughly tested by inde¬
J/4
pendent
manufacturers
been found
have
aqd
to
"Studies
also
now under way to determine costs of tooling to manu¬
'Harv-O-Metic' compressor in production quantities,
and
in
late
the
America
North
of
Liversidge.—V.
P.
Horace
obtain
to
these units."—V. 177,
1800.
p.
of
Recovery
Aniline
since
trial
Film
&
the
Swiss
for
case
recovery
this
of
prop¬
according to John J. Wilson, Attorney for Interhandel.
"Although the Supreme Court on Jan. 9 declined to review a lower
dismissal of our suit, a dismissal based on a technical conflict
erty,
court's
months In which
to
produce the
remaining
records
of
a
Swiss bank which were
demanded
by the Alien Property Office. We have already brought
more
than 63,000 of these documents to Washington, and substantial
progress is being made
toward the release by the Swiss government
of many others. If all these records can
be obtained in time, I am
confident
that
we
shall
have
no
difficulty
in proving our case,"
Swiss
between
Wilson
Mr.
of
the
law
tional
in
J.
Donovan,
wartime
Interhandel on interna¬
testified before a Senate sub¬
"Interhandel has
a
right to get its
has
who
the
of
that
November
William
General Donovan also told the
Switzerland
requests
international
arbitration
case,
the
United States
is obligated by three
With
1956,
offered
covering
for
Montgomery,
Ala.
—
corporation
11 announced
Jan.
on
subcommittee that, if
of the Interhandel
treaties to aonsent.
plans to construct manufac¬
educational facilities.
Eventually about 1,500 employees
the buildings.
i-:{;[::.■[• >,-/'■ •
principal products to be manufactured at the new plant
electronic data processing machines incorporating IBM's new
and
ratory,
will
occupy
of
One
will
be
the
"random
access"
1952.
in
Jose
The device was developed at the IBM
device.
memory
Development Laboratory which was established at San
The first experimental "random access" unit was an¬
and
Research
registration
a
125.000
public
statement
shares
sale
at
$5
of
its
$1
the
with
par
share.
per
SEC
on
underwriting
is
involved.
Hometrust
initially
their
purchased
value
$1
since
Home
been
intends
territories
tion
N.
the
in
by
Co.
of
the
Florida.
last spring.
operations at IBM's existing facilities in San Jose
new areas in the fall of 1956.—V.
183, p. 5.
and
Corpora¬
S.
Home
a
the
Carolina, and
of each such
Trust Life
writing
which
needs
insurance
additional
Hometrust
within
each
In¬
had
of
plant
options
or
ten
and
warrants.
of
as
each,
10c
30.
Nov.
are
of
90c
1955
there
of
common
are
included
shares
also
warrants
which
payment
obligations
of
bi exercised
additional per
were
the
by
Louis
appropriated
produce
500,000
outstanding
filed
6
a
of
letter
the
the
first step in
Interstate
annually,
Mr.
Ware
said.—V.
182,
Sales-—
notification
with
covering 920 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
($25 per share), plus accrued dividends, without underwriting.
proceeds are to be used to reoay indebtedness and for working
capital.—V. 179, p. 1480.
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Awarded Guided Missile Contract—
military
Acker,
contract
test
This
is
a
guided
This
Fund
covering
on
Trust.—V>
Jan.
1955—11 Mos.—1954
182,
p.
Boston—Registers With SEC—
filed
9
additional
an
of
large
a
has
received
$335,000,
program
originally
awarded
2467.
Minneapolis, Minn.—Regis¬
investment
filed
company
its
registration
Commission—
is
fWd
is
for
another
of
spare
additional
step
"Go-No-Go"
parts
work
to
for
test
modernize
its
capital stock.—V.
181, p.
an
206.
Alden
to
of
signed
a
corporation
payable;
contract
a
the
increase in inventory;
filed
a
of
heavy
construct on
under
the
which
stock
depreciation,
Interests
sale
of
in
steel,
concrete
engineering contracts, operating profits on
for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1955 (before
and
$1,132,325
were
interest,
the production and sale
and in the performance
in
engaged
directly
ready-mixed
and
income
taxes).
It also has substantial
Cirp., engaged In the manufacture and
and
Steel
Kaiser
coke and by products;
manufacture and sale
manufacture of
engaged in the
Dividends from
engaged In the
manufacture and sale of cement and gypsum products.
Dividends from
these corporations in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1955, aggregated
$4,553,000. Kaiser company owns approximately 80%
of the voting
securities of Kaiser Steel and Kaiser Metal. 37% of Kaiser Aluminum,
Kaiser
of
iron,
Metal
steel
Products,
and
products,
Iron
engaged
Inc.,
in
the
steel
bathtubs, sinks and kitchen cabinets and the
airplane sections; Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp.
manufacture and sale of cement and gypsum products.
chemicals, refractories; and Permanente Cement Co.,
30%
of Permanente.
Kaiser company
a
also owns common stock and notes of Kaiser Motors,
has been engaged in the automobile business, and
which
company
stock of Willys Motors, Inc., a subsidiary of
common
stock
holdings of Kaiser company in
Kaiser Motors.
Kaiser Motors
Motors of the stock
of Kaiser company.
will own no voting
securities of Kaiser Motors or Willys Motors.
The only other interests
of
Kaiser
company
are
in minor companies which are principally
majority or wholly-owned.
preferred
be
eliminated
Kaiser
In
the
company
business
has
and
has never engaged, and does not propose to engage,
investing, reinvesting,
or
trading in securities,
itself out to be an investment company.
Upon
of
held
never
consummation
its
the acquisition by Kaiser
Thereafter. Kaiser company
upon
of
proposed transactions, Kaiser Motors will change
182, p. 2790.
the
to Kaiser Industries.—V.
name
King Solomon Mining Co., Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files
The
corporation
filed
27
Dec.
on
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
common stock
(par $1)
to be offered
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
Robert Stanley, 519 Carson St., Las Vegas, Nev., is President of the
corporation.
.•
V.
SEC
at
covering
$2.70
20.000
shares
of
without
share,
per
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—December Sales Increased—
Period End. Dec. 31—
—V.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Sales
$5,525,000 $47,448,000 $42,681,000
$6,130,000
182, p. 2688.
"
& Co.
Jan. 12 offered 222,000
on
■
PROCEEDS—Net
ing
will
shares of
common
stock
at $10 per share.
(par $1)
proceeds, estimated
added
be
the
to
initial inventory
for
of the company primarily to
expansion of the business.
be required to eouip and provide
store planned for Westchester County, N. Y.
new
a
$2,000,000, from the financ¬
at
funds
general
provide the required capital for
A
portion of the proceeds may
future
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the business of sDlling various
at retail through a group of nine stores.'The principal
merchandise
types
of
carried
merchandise
and
apparel
hold
all
of
and
sold
the
by
company
are
wearing
for men, women, children and Infants; house¬
jewelry; luggage; radios; television sets;
accessories
appliances
types;
linens; piece goods; toys; sport¬
m^ats and produce All stores
Korvette" with the same manage¬
ment, and a uniform policy of trading at low mark-up is applied.
All sales are for cash only. Five of the stores are operand in New
York City; the others are in White Plains, N. Y.; Hempstead, N. Y.;
Carle Place, N. Y., and the ninth unit Is expected to begin operations
soon in West Islip,
N. Y. Negotiations are proceeding on an additional
department store to be located in Westchester County, N. Y.
ing
housewares and
goods;
of
"E.
EARNINGS—Consolidated
net
cal
the
furnishings;
furniture/grocers,
juvenile
under
operate
name
ended Sept.
year
to
i
sales
the
of
stock
Warrant
(to
($1
per
stores
stock
shares
PRESENT
TO
V
.
j
for
the
fis¬
FINANCING
Authorized,
t
Oqf^tanding
2,000,000 shs.
of
*1,222,000 shs.
com.
75,000
share)
include
not
.„''i *
value)!
,
.
par
purchase
stock at $11
EFFECT
GIVING
(
,
.
Common
(2)
75,000
75,000
issuable
shares
51,800
(It
options,
shares
warrants, nor
(3) 20,000 shares
stockholder option.—V. 182, p. 2791.
purchase
the
eight
1955, aggregated $36,292,393, while net profit
30.
CAPITALIZATION
.
J.
$1,175,740.
upon
issuable
issuable
1955—Month—1954
upon
upon
exercise
exercise
exercise
of
of
of
—V.
182,
63,618,565
—-
-
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
$
Sales
59,427,781 352,347,089 334,927,827
2468.
p.
additional working capital, etc.
Johns-Mansville Corp.
—
as
well
as
units.
Hycon's pioneering work in
the
check equipment for tactical use of
leading subsidiary of Hycon
Republic of Haiti involving
1955—Month—1954
$
$
Sales
—V.
30,970,296
—
182,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$
$
31,396,841 167,896,337 169,416,847
2688.
p.
count
Mfg. Co.,
hiKh and
made
was
&
of
on
Beane
$1.50
at
per
10
Jan.
$84 per
share.
sec¬
of common stock
(no
—
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
share, with a dealer's dis¬
It
was
completed.—V.
182,
2790.
p.
182,
SEC
covering
offered
at
to
be
aer
Dec.
on
1,500,000
20
used
cents
to
27
shares
share,
per
pay
the
be
without underwriting. The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
filed a letter of notification with
of capital stock (par five cents) to
expenses
1,108,694,168
Nordic Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto,
Canada—
p.
2688.
Tonnage
Liquid Assets—
estimates
continue
to
increase
rapidly
on
the
Algoma
property of this company as diamond drilling holes step out from an
already outlined block of more than 8,000,000 tons, it was reported
on
Jan.
6 by Don James, Chief Geologist for Technical Mine Con¬
Ltd.,
sultants
Lake
of
Lake
corporation
85,702,420 1,216,243,360
113,878,037
Has $1,000,000
half
Jontex, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
$
$
$
$
:
Sales
—V.
1955—52 Wks.—1954
1955—4 Wks.—1954
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Lake
A
Secondary Offering
par)
existing
(S. II.) Kress & Co.—December Sales Off—
letter
ondary offering of 36,390 shares
in
28
mis¬
Photographic Maps of Haiti—
inc.,
with
Dec.
on
a
E.
*
Make
Calif.—Files With SEC—
of notification with the
SEC
covering 40,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
($4
per
share), through
Marache, Dofflemyre & Co., Los Angeles,
Calif. The net proceeds are to be used for the payment of accounts
The
to
company
Kroger Co.—December Sales Increased—
Jeb Industries, Los Angeles,
The
Mfg.
missiles.
Contract
is
gravel
^
.
Hycon
sets
investment
an
""
■
company
sand,
Period End. Dec. 31—
amendment on Jan. 6, 1956,
additional 100,000 shares
an
covering
statement
for guided
to
of
as
Period End. Dec. 31—
registration statement with the SEC
shares of beneficial interest in the
a
1,000,000
Investors Stock Fund, Inc.,
Fenner
and
Hyccn Aerial Surveys,
has
company
involving
Act
(S. S.) Krcsge Co.—December Sales Increased—
10.
Jan.
equipment,
contract
contract
expanding
on
continuation
out
this
of
equipment
1952.
newest
modifications
This
division
missile
announced
check
and
Company in
for
electronics
guided
President,
This
sile
for
com¬
2688.
p.
Investment Trust of
par
The
Kaiser
the
The
contract
Kaiser
$9,581,267 $62,608,806 $59,057,448
$10,488,158
—
transaction
majority-owned
insecurities.
restricted
Inc.—Sales Up—
1S55—Month—1954
Period End. Dec. 31—
182,
Stores,
Department
definition
the
Company
of
this
SEC
at
from
through
♦Does
This
Jan.
double
1911.
p.
registration
Household Gas Service, Inc., Clinton, N. Y.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
for
$4,000,000
product
of
tons
this
of
company.
a
company
primarily engaged, directly
subsidiaries and through controlled com¬
panies conducting similar types of businesses, in a business or businesses
other than that of -Investing, reinvesting, owning, holding, or trading
and
amounted
ters With Securities arid Exchange
corporation
to
Ware,
phosphate.
has
consummation
upon
purchasable
statement.
The
and
13
Jan.
on
International
to
stock
in
expected
program
which is to include a second sulfuric acid plant and new
equipment for the neutralization and
recovery of
plant effluents.
When
this expansion is completed, the Bonnie plant will be able to
—V.
upon
The
these
of
for
years
the
is
Division
dicalcium
outstanding on Nov. 30, 1955, 48,872 common and
Original incorporators who acquired 219,405
granted the right to purchase common stock
of
program,
President.
The Bonnie
major unit of the corporation's Phosphate Chemicals
manufactures
triple
superphosphate and feed
grade
announced
was
shares.
stock;
such
exercise
reserve
Corp.—Expansion
Chemical
&
expansion
production capacity of the company's Bonnie paint near Bartow, Fla.,
were
period
share
upon
its
meet
•
warrants
a
407,850
to
wiitten.
225,005 preferred
preferred shares
purchase
surplus
commence
dollar
multi-million
Motors Corp.,
no
investment
giftware;
will be moved
of
general
insurance business.
In addition, $250,000 will be used for the purchase
of
additional stock
in Home Trust
Life
Insurance
Co.
of Alabama,
same
Minerals
International
A
insurance.
activities
capital
the
has
Hometrust
a
will form
company
State
in
at
wholly
which
Insurance
Tennessee,
$50,000
and
life
form
Life
of
shares
common
Alabama,
ordinary
Trust
organization
of
of
incorporators
formed,
it
1955,
Co,
its
and
21,500
7,
of
Home
Georgia,
such
and
April
sale
the
investment
each
and
company;
the
by
1955;
Insurance
expand
of
states
Carolina
surance
to
On
Life
in
engaged
Hometrust
31,
preferred
share.
per
Trust
into
other
March
191,605
par
The
owns.
organized
was
the
stock,
common
No
The
to
preferred stock of Kaiser company
in exchange for stock to be
second
Kaiser
Korvette, Inc.—Stock Offered—Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
turing, engineering, and educational facilities on a portion of its re¬
cently acquired 190-acre site in S::n Jose, Calif.
Approximately 400,000 sq. ft. will be built on (he site in a "campusstyle" arrangement where separate buildings will house manufacturing
facilities, a product design laboratory, an advanced development labo¬
Registers
Exchange Commission—
filed
corporation
5,
be
to
Inc.,
Securities and
This
Jan.
Corp.,
holders,
would then
Investment
Corp.—Expansion—
International Business Machines
This
by
longer come within this exception to the definition
The present application requests an order
declaring that, effective Upon the acquisition by Kaiser Motors of
the stock of Kaiser company, as proposed. Kaiser company will be
had
back."
property
and
common
acquired
advising
been
case,
190
still have six
we
General
that
added
O.S.S.
phases
committee
laws,
said.
Wilson
Mr.
chief
American
and
of
Motors
interested persons until Jan. 20,
by Kaiser Motors. Since Kaiser Motors has approximately 25,000
an
has
Corp.
will continue
1942,
of
whose 90%
stock
been held
by the
its seven-year struggle
corporation
investment
Swiss
the
Office
court
a
Switzerland—Seeks
Basle,
KaisT
outstanding securities are beneficially owned by
persons,
and it is not making and does not
to make a public offering of its securities. Therefore,
than
propose
security
pany
and
nounced
Hometrust
be
will
issued
has
Co.,
Companies
Through Court Fight—
General
Property
are
the
determine manufacturing costs of
to
Alien
satis¬
completely
be
factory.
facture
of
term
Electric
Philadelphia
the
directors
and
is presently excepted from the definition of an investment company.
According to the application, it Is proposed that 80 % or more of the
The
Interhandel,
interest
'Tork-Master.' With
successfully completed
we
of
of
1220.
p.
U. S. Holdings
control
remote
loading valves, was acquired two years
both items. Since that time, the 'Tork-Master'
with the patents on
ago
'Tork-Master*
of
'MacBain'
and
unexpired
Interhandel,
stockholders,
to
to
ago
the
-
board
the
to
therefore
consummat on
upon
thereon.
hearing,
a
and
company,
Act,
stockholders,
its
company's
presently
will
part:
this
President
Rtncliffe,
elected
been
Harvill Corp.—Sells McBain Patents—
in
Co. of North America—New Director—
Insurance
R.
will
Company
between
6, has applied to the
continue to be engaged in
Jan.
on
it
investment
an
Investment
the
request
excepted
Wire Cloth Products Co.—Plan Approved—
Industrial
that
of
it
of
organization.
branch
to
more
outstanding
takes
outstanding
underwriters.—V.
propose
through
the
preferred
capital
equity
now
expanded
its
approving
on
that
and the Commission has given
Corp.;
Kaiser
.
announced
was
declaring
than
transactions
certain
not
expectation that this company will purchase
volume
greater
directors
The
in
receivables
well as the
as
because
Jan.
on
vote
,
other
from
exempt
1956,
redeemable
additional
for
of
amount
somewhat
a
President,
provision
higher
Purolator's
Lithoplate's sales subsidiary, Alum-Oare sold under the Alum-O-Lith
was
products
which will be continued.
Most
will
16
cumulative
::
G.
a
disclosed.
not
was
Included
Lith,
Jan.
on
4Vz %
new
President,
"the
chase
2357.
p.
it
order
an
business
a
182,
$501.
Jan.
Co.—Acquisition—
printing equipment manufacturers, on Jan. 6 moved
fastest-growing market in the printing supply business" by
purchasing Lithoplate, Inc., pioneering California manufacturer of presensitized (ready-to-print) photo offset printing plates.
Lithoplate is
said to be the second-largest manufacturer in the field.
The acquisi¬
tion was cri the basis of a common stock exchange, although the pur¬
into
economically im¬
and
Industrial Acceptance Corp. Ltd.—Plans Financing—
Announcement
Harris-Seybold
residential
company
for
SEC
5
Kaiser Co.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
(Henry J.)
This
altitude
low
mapping of Haiti by Hycon Aerial Surveys, Inc. is the first part
major program to develop the agricultural and mineral resources
of this Caribbean Paradise.—V.
instalments.
exchange
operations
with
the
in
include
also
The
of
the
to
as
will
contract
The
photography of selected agricultural,
portant areas.
'
<
"
shares
Warren
Gulf
on
12.
Jan.
on
for
Warren,
of
be made
to
Gulf
of
further
Felt,
shares
18
is
Warren
Warren,
four shares
has
E.
photography of the entire island of Haiti, Dr. W. O.
Vice-President and General Manager of Hycon Mfg. Co.,
announced
of the offer, less than 1,753,133
1,558,340 shares (80%)
are so deposited,
deposited
basis
reduced
W.
outstanding)
shares
Howard
shares committed by them.
by
of
altitude
Wetmore,
expiration
least
and
Warren,-and the offer
ratio
shares
at its option adcept all shares of Warren stock so deposited.
may
A.
five
each
of Warren
Warren
prior to
shares
Warren
J.
for
Gulf
shares
all
of
If,
of
a
stock deposited for exchange
this offer, provided that at least 1,753,133 Warren
all
of
terms
exchange.
shares
four
accept
(80%
shares
Gulf
10 filed
corporation on Jan.
(209)
its
drilling
program
has yet
to proceed out of the south
large property.
Nordic
financial
managers.
company
Nordic's
Mines
Uranium
Interest
with
John
B.
Ltd.
Aird,
directed by the Hirshhorn
President of the company. It,
Is
$1,000,000 in cash and liquid securities in its
treasury
and is in a strong position to forward its present shaft:
sinking
and
underground development program, according to the
has
approximately
announcement.—V.
182,
p.
2688.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(210)
Los Angeles, Calif.—Files With
Commission—
filed a letter of notification with the
Lancer Uranium Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
cents
used
Located
to
pay
lease
a
period
which
provides
the
for
last
August.—V.
183,
The
1955—Month—1954
1955—12 Mos.—1954
86,349,679 $63,880,019 $59,327,305
Dec. 31—
182,
and
its
for
and
Commission—
corporation; on Jan. 5 filed a letter of notification with the
150-.000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
offered
at
S2
per
share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are
to
be used to purchase equipment,
pay loans and obligations and
the
for
Corp.—Assets at Ail-Time High—
Lehman
Total
of
the
per
the
1954
'
of
adviser
exemption
of
Since
Brothers
forms
of
Lehman
underwriting
reserved
of
shares
Ford
stock
sales by
with the
applicant, will act for the representatives in that regard. The applicant
understands that shares so reserved for direct sales may be made avail¬
by
and
them,
of the underwriters for d rect
Inc., which has no affiliation
representatives
that
Blyth
Co.,
&
able to institutional Investors,
including
investment companies; and ap¬
to purchase the shares of Ford stock through Blyth
acting as representative of the several underwriters other
than Lehman Brothers, but shares which may be sold to the applicant
plicant
&
will
Inc.,
include
not
underwritten
shares
by
Brothers.—V.
Lehman
'
Per. End. Dec. 31—
—V.
187,
The
$25,573,551
$26,736,838
182,
with
for
of
record
tional
basis
oh
about
or
of
at
additional
one
The'subscription
give
to
Feb,
shares
common
the
to
the
class
This
sales
parent
company
decision
This
complete
tioning
the
and
the
rights
not be
issued
to
olficers
of
has
of
its
if
for
each
given,
shares
10
will
held
of
record.
•»'
evidenced
ba
1933
of
become
about
effective.
Feb.
The
circumstances arise
make
company
the
10,
1950,
subscription
which
granting
the
with
respect
time
it
weeks,
Sales
opinion
about
It
into
The
to
March
corporation
covering
be
used
26,
Dec.
on
$40,000
1956.—rV.
182,
30
filed
certificates
of
leter
a
of
notification
indebtedness.
The
for
with
the
proceeds
are
company
made
rate
as
for
to
required
effective
The
at
of
group
Long Island
are
announced
banks
available
in
a
of
banks
13
credit
that
in
until
company
the
dates
the
Jan.
on
revolving
the
by
with
company
it
the
Dec.
has
arranged
amount
31,
of
1956.
letter
will
is
the
Max
interest
with
will'
payable
at
a
the
be
ImoiS
p
to
service
of
area
in
the
New
Inc.—V.
Nashville
November—
from
from
ry.
Bank
of
1954
Net
V
from
railway..,—
this
$18,427,397
4,374,659
2,251,953
bid
31,600,213
owned subsidiary,
8^ 1956^"
_
of
^
will
San
by
comparatively
small
iS-TTs^p. llci.6"*6" "y Sa° Malluei
is
about
182,
fa
ditties 'in ?SfSS!£n h°u ,unprinted food
Package
Heavy
nesses
fore,
gage,
.064
oi
Cti°n °f plain-
a
cosmetic
Max
unprinted
cartons
ElfntPaCw'a(Ph industrios 40,000
ls expected
Wxdch occupies
plant,
for
the
frozen
$8.87V2
in
ested
stock
function
photo
to
of
Sales
were
com¬
times
owned
Max
to begin
square
feet,
next Fall.
fs being obtained
of
l-carvcne,"
the
grapefruit sec¬
frozen
and
.
chocolate malted milk concentrate
toothpaste
Fox
Mr.
cosmetics
and
intensely
aie
inter¬
said.
the
SEC
Jan.
on
Sales
the
on
net
income
per
share
common
previous
fiscal
the
on
year.
earnings
prospect.
This
to
move
diversification
reduced
our
$
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Proposed Exchange Offer
Fraser,
President,
5
Jan.
o:i
announced
that
the
direc¬
have approved the necessary documents in connection with the
proposed of.er of voluntary exc. ange to be made to the holders of the
company's preferred stock, and t.iat as a step in connection with the
offer,
the
board
stockholders,
oversub¬
was
V.
tors
share
per
authorized
to
reduction
a
be
of
held
stated
$41.20
to
the
Feb.
the
per
calling
1956,
2,
value
of
in
share,
of
meeting
a
the
for
the
order
of
common
ing
ac
stock
upon
from
$82.42
available
make
to
the
of
purpose
common
assets
capitalization.
Fraser further said that application to the Int°rstate Commerce
for authority to iss_e the securities contemplated by the
Mr.
Commission
offer
will
expected
be
to
made
be
Under
ior
each
$50
future
near
the
to
preferred
Commission
offer
the
the
in
made
Commerce
changeable
1955—11 Mo3.—1954
has
share
principal
and
the
that
stockholders
offer
until
is
the
not
Inter¬
acted.
of
the
preferred
amount
of
stock
will
series
new
a
G
be
ex¬
of
the
prior lien
company's
mortgage 4V2% bond; $50 principal amount of a
new
convertible 5%
income debenture, and a certificate constituting
a
$50 charge on income.—V.
183, p. 111.
.'■$'
$■'•••"
cents
proportionate sale of concentrates from 97'/<? in 1854 to 62% in 1955.
"For Minute Ma d Coip., 1955 was the greatest period of
growth in
its history."—V. 183. p. 110.
Higher—
1955—12 Mos—1954
1955—Month—1954
58
or
figures include the result of snow Crop operations follow¬
ing the acquisition of the Snow Crop Division of Clinton Foods, Inc.
by Minute Maid Corp. on Nov. 30, 1954.
According to Mr. Fox the
Snow Crop acquisition relieved the company "of depending exclusively
for earnings upon concentrate products. The broad line of irozen
fruits,
vegetables, specialty items and noncarbonated beverages offers a more
19C5—12 Mos.—1954
share,
110.
|
$655,576
1955
The
109,710,625: 103,856,153
per
of
shares outstanding at the close of the
838,731
6
$
$37,118,552 reported the previous year.
increased to $3,121,308, equivalent to $2.64 per common
1,181.574 shares outstanding on Oct. 31, 1955, compared
income
Net
share
1955—Month—1954
21,514,000 129,776,000 121,508,000
Scott Corp.—New Contract—
&
of
$9,794,810
a
Scott
&
low-bid
the
was
2689.
contract
The
for
Lumber
company
covering
an
Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files—
Jan,
on
$23,CC0
filed
5
6%
of
Government
a
leter
debentures
and key employees.
managers
lowest
of
seven
sub¬
securities.—V.
notification
of
be
to
The proceeds
181,
offered
are
with
at
to be
the
to
SEC
to
par
used
yard
purchase
413.
p.
RR.—New Name—
Monon
-
and
aluminum
developed
be
can
techniques,
.020 inch.
have
anodized
been
which
by
this
processed
have
been
plates,
.,1;.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. above.
in
chemcial
photo¬
to
introduction
widely
than
more
utilized
for
months
18
producing
product
high
makes
permanence
the
on
and
it
in
a
so
sufficiently rigid
possible
that
darkroom.
rheostats,
photosensitive
The
heavier
Metalphoto
etc.,
panel
product
scalloped
and
edges
gives
body
more
manufacturers
enhance
2120.
by
their
*,
A.
Moines,
sales
Iowa,
offices
Reed,
F.
Opens New Office—
Chemical
Monsanto
Des
chemical
Co.,
and
Division
has opened
has
Atlanta,
to
new
moved
Ga.,
Vice-President
the
according
for
sales.
111.
p.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—December Sales Higher
Period End. Dec. 31—
faces
1955—Month—1954
to
to
the
1955—11 Mos—1954
:
^
Sales
enables
to
183,
in
mounted
be
can
aluminum.
gage
Ala.,
,
meters,
division of
offices
photographlcal'y
panels, ar.d the like.
produce instrument panels
to
photographic
a
announcement
an
V.
Metal¬
ago,
Co.,
sales
Montgomery,
thicknesses
V
been
Oil
Lien
Hereto¬
using standard
available
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Division
thick¬
with
poration."
co
wir'ng diagrams, dial faces, instruction
new
bevelled
p.
have
their- original
plates
0nm^le
The
182,
J
^
146,155,336
—V.
132,362,671
g
999,646,943 907,954,132
2469.
p.
produce
appearance.—V.
■
.
181,
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc., Mobile, Ala.—
-
.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Michigan Chemical Corp.—Listed in New York—
The
company s
include
and
those
The
SEC
common
stock
Exchange on
incorporated
was
Jan.
in
other
10.
admitted
The
1935,
extracts
minerals
to
shares
opened
and
and
trading
at
10.
produces
materials.
the
on
under
domestic
n
Intermediate
and
30,
that
corporation's
export
products
was
common
mill.on
Sept.
the
salt,
1953
and
were
$5.6
and
corporation
which
has
has
in
sold
1947.
under
has
1954.
a
about
37
the
160
400
It
and
con¬
the
wer*
distributed
of
were
nine
acres
of
Village of Eastlake, Manistee County,
employees,
adjacent
land
to
filed
a
letter
proceeds are to be used to increase
Period End. Nov. 30—
of
notification
with
the
working capital.
1955—Month—1954
$
$
wir
pharmaceutical
name
Michigan
$5.7
months
has
has eight brine
tract
3
of common stock (par $5) to be offered
the company's employees Stock Purchase Plan.
shares
Operating revenues—
16.181.520
Operating expenses
10,591,923
Federal
Co.—Earnings
1955—11 Mos.—1954
$
$
14.013.676 169,p63 463 148,504.769
10,018,700 114,217,941 105,095,566
2.067,882
1.505,132
19.552,147
Other
operating
taxes
1,121,92 7
777,693
11,915,632
10,548,032
Net
operating
income
2,399,788
2,218,257
1,712,15 1
24,247,773
1 8.037,110
1,548,800
20,798,838
15,773,436
income
taxes—
14,824.011
company's larg°st
Sales
the
and
into
Jen.
on
10,000
share under
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph
mil.i&n
ended
at
Net
—V.
million.
about
acre-
For
label
The
? wholly own"d subsidiary.
in
19o5, sales
company,
is
.fcres j11,®*1" Louis, Mich.
city
copyrighted
Expansion
markets.
commenced
corporation
covering
$12 per
The
principal
upon
introduced
at
chemical
lis
extracted
from natural brine, insecticides
intermediate products.
Pre-war
production was
the development of brine
products.
As part of its
production,
the
company
supplied large quantities of
DDT
to
aimed forces.
Following the war, various formulations of DDT
centrated
.
and
lemonade
pink
testing
company's figures for the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1955, which
revealed earlier, showed net sales of $106,509,368,
almost three
the
as
wholly
a
Co.—December Sales Up—
photosensitive,
L $5.8
£°nipa!^.*
food
of
success
during
into
"manufacturers
and
Factor
■
inch
so_ut;ons
limited
The
The
at
Metalphoto plates,
and
manufacturing
immediate
tomato concentrate.
Mr. Fox called "most interesting and profitable" a new by-product
developed by the company's research laboratories—1-carvone.
This is
a peel oil derivative obtained
from an oil which was at one time dis¬
carded.
The main flavor component of this substance is spearmint oil
$12,035,201 $11,421,617 $61,412,149 $60,560,662
p.
pioducer,
Marathon Corp.—To Install
New Facilities—
(
patties/pot pies, chopped steaks and
by
and
pharmaceutical
it
1570.
p.
Metalphoto Corp.—New Photosensitive Plates—
products
property at San Manuel,'
be
182,
,
the
within
the
for
$
Merritt-Chapman
24,146,695
Manuel Copper Corp
key em¬
already shows great promise," Miv Fox said, adding that other
products currently being test-marketed include; diced potatoes^ potato
func¬
be
2,338,854
at San Manuel—
78,925
were
officers and
the allotment and sale t° certain of the
100,000 snares of authorized and unissued
for
employees
Authority.
The
mitted.—V.
179,631,915 215.224 173 205,869,509
32,155,980
60,257'587 47,117,201
Co.—Producing
While^ne initial production
middle
Now
offices
.
metallic
223
4,198!oiO
35,133,416
r>rLh,!S C™pan?;s ,wholly
thf
in
the
all
to
as
18,083,907
corporation
ti
2,603,073
key
stock—V.
"We are now test-marketing a new
extensive channel improvement
project serving the St; Lawrence Power
and
Seaway projects has been announced my the New York State
Power
there
which
certain
that
programs
providing
and
Monarch
to
order
PLAN—In
2689.
p.
Award
to
of
company,
introduced
stable
22,461,000
182,
$100),
that
1333.
p.
—
—V.
Plaques,
finished
1952
4,066,610
railway.... 163,034,960
Jan
with
$;
Bales
debentures
(par
holders.
the
2689.
Stores
The company,
substances from brine
on
its
of
Mercantile Stores Co., Inc.—-December Sales
Up—
"">*»>* Irom
2,904,324
ri82°Per' inC°me— 25,890,079 21,594,323
Ariz,
filed
was
Period End. Dec. 31—
Since
4.793,624
income—
Magma Copper
purchased
continued
1955—Month—1954
and
2468.
p.
an issue of $10,000,be offered in exchange
Minute Maid Corp.—Tests New Products—.
state
directly
railway,— $18,233,420 $17,068,765 $17.825
from
182,
graphic
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
has
Corp.—December
___________
—V.
V,
recommending to the
are
an
the
plan
common
for
Sales
shares
;
directors
their approval,
for
incentive for the successful administration a,nct
being adopted to improve the operating
the directors are also recommending as being
interests
of
the
company
the ratification oi
a
stock
have
of
your
best
the
officers
used
company
occupancy
names
distributor
See details in V. 183, p.
McLellan
Square', L. I.
Freeport, L. I.',
RR.—Earnings—
1955
railway—,
oper.
Co.
&
it
179,
Stores
associates
scribed.
are
Net
and
prime
VVinL Use this credit principally to provide temooraTy
1956 construction and expansion program. V. 182,
Net
oldest
OFFER—The
subordinated
OPTION
will
option
par
Inc.,
will
parent
$1,020,000
for
ready
dividends.
preferred
preferred
execution
division.
time.
some
19,649,858
Co.
of
Gross
first
STOCK
McLean Industries, Inc. — Offering
Completed— The
public offering of 240,000 shares of common stock (par
one cent), which was made on Jan. 5
by White, Weld &
City and 17 on
Major participations
™fo.oroTaeLnchne bankS "ave Partlc",atlons
&
of
Donald
York
company.
Mee.dowbrook National
1912
sales
the
_
,
1955 by this corporation h;s stimulated the
additional new products during 1956, John M.
Fox, President, revealed in the annual report recently mailed to stock¬
organization
of
444,835
'
115,239
Nil
436,975
outstanding.
shares
2468
Cr382,500
->"$679,455
preferred shares
shareholders,
6income
000
for
The
Builders,
for
+After
EXCHANGE
preferred
See
four
i Vue Franklin National Bank of Franklin
Louisville
be
to
are
$5.50 first
loss.
'Net
PLANS
first
borrowings,
includes
,
^
be
the
exclusive
Factor
then
notification
pp.
470,000
V
__
.
for
182,
_
—
SEE
at
operations
Factor
Max
of
one
Sales
—V.
$822,970
1,249,590
The
Since
of
taxes
r
_—
on
corporation
the
States
distributing organization, operating
subsidiary.—V. 182, p. 2466.
Foundation,
$32,000 000
Loans
by the First National City Bank of New
York, $12,500,000; Bankers
Chase Manhattan Bank and the New York Trust Co
fi'Snnn™ e
linSS'S'
the
offered
of Sales
United
division
a
which
Merritt-Chapman
Long Island Lighting Co.—Arranges Bank Loans—
of
with
be
to
into
merger
advertising
as
enw
been
1946,
income
*
$2,051,923
902,463
7
_
on
$1.50 cumul. convertible second 7 7
7
preferred shares
-—r-—A—-——- ;7/;: 113,450
tEarnings per commoa share
$0.14
covering
of common stock (par $1)
tc be offered at $15 persubscription by employees.
proceeds are to be used to reimburse the company for monies
expended by it to purchase the aforementioned shares from J. Weinstein
'
This
Dividends
1927.
Inc.
215,000
Dividends
and
television distr.bution.
group
to
be
of
at
The
2021.
p.
working capital.
There will be no
underwriting.
company Intends to produce motion
pictures for theater
The
the
the
Inc.
has
since
April,
share
Lonesome Train Productions, Inc., New
York—Files—
SEC
notification
stock
common
contemplated
and
name
Period End. Dec. 31—
or
basis
the
(J. W.) Mays, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC—
right
conditions of the offer will be set forth in a
prospec¬
tus by which, and only by which, the shares will
be offered for sub¬
scription.
It is now anticipated that the
subscription warrants will
on
of
;
industry.
the
of
subscription
terms and
expire
letter of
a
Factor
been
building,
Federal
ior
454,422
ac¬
required
not
—■
income
Net
and
public
the
on
hands
taxes
2468.
organization,
Max
sales
new
Builders,
cosmetics
In
had
moves
laboratories
few
the
domestic
under its
will
warrants
the
in
of
Inadvisable.
The
the
$
shares
common
1956, the right to subscribe for addi¬
expected price of $12 per share, on the
share
Act
if, any
the
after
1955
share
per
in
p.
A
announced
distributing
as
and
notes
prior years,
expense_
Provision
Co.—Merges Sales Unit—
has
company
Rights Offer—
holders
29,
an
right,
Securities
.Interest
tions
former
—
doubtiul
lor
in
Income
Total
with
by transferable
subscription warrants which the company plans to mail to the holders
of its common shares shortly after Feb.
29,| 1956', provided that the
registration statement, which the company plans to lile with the SEC
under
for
underwriting. The proceeds
purchase of oil wells.
and
Max Factor &
McCrory
expects
company
filed
27
of
without
drilling
earnings
13,125,081
$1,351,013
485,910
—
—
reserve
provided
13,391,862
expenses———-
after
share on the basis of the average number
during the year and compares with $1.26 per
Period End. Dec. 31—
The
affiliate,
dealers discount of $1.25 per share.
a
L'O'F Glass Fibers Co.—Plans
v
$1.37
to
outstanding
Dec.
on
share),
2791.
p.
income
completed.—V. 182,
per
pay
18,181
share,
and
counts
1955
per
($1
to
A
Lilly & Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 29,700 shares of common stock, class B (par
$5) was made on Jan. 11 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $39.75
per
amounted
50,000 shares
$152,223,846 $142,1.86,460
(Eli)
—V.
operating
shares
$1.42
or
company
Factor
2C89.
p.
banks
of
Portion
of
income
-
—-——
_.
__________
administrative
Miscellaneous
$9,598,043
quarter
1955—11 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Bales-———
of
1954.
year
final
-
____
sales
and
.Operating
the basis of 6,833,166 shares outstanding
at the end of
computed in the annual report for that year.—V. 182, p. 1570.
Builders,
Sales Up—
constituent
taxes
the
the
-
on
as
pany's
Lerner Stores Corp.—December
for
for
for
of
Selling
Diefendorf, Chairman of the
of the Executive Committee.
$278,088
income
its
net
covering
182,
2250.
p.
of
Cost
corporation
ployees
proposes
Co.,
Up
1955
$72,265,055 $77,436,039
57,522,180
63,942,469
'
——
sales
results of
be
may
V. i
1954.
outstanding
was
are
that
agreement
y
Years Ended Oct. 31—
in
Lehman
officers and directors of
Lehman Corp., the proposed purchase is prohibited by the Act unless
the Commission finds that
the proposed acquisition of securities is
consistent with the protection of investors.
The application further states that it appears from the proposed
of
partners
H.
this
provision of $12,029,dividends,
amounted
to
Maryland & Kentucky Oil Co., Baltimore, Md.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Brothers is the investment
partners of Lehman Brothers
certain
2468.
p.
Net
after
preferred
Charles
of
■■■■'
It
Lehman
and
Corp.,
directors
and
182,
dealer's concession of 85 cents per share, by Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; and Alex. Brown & Sons.
Corp.
Lehman Corp. states that it believes that it may be desirable, subject
to a review of the offering price, lor it to use not more-than 1%
in
value of its net assets (wnich amounted to $230,171,000 at Dec. 27,
1935)
to purchase Ford stock at the initial public offering price.
ere
1955
r;.V y\
(Gienn L.) Martin Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 220,000 shares of common stock (par
$1) was made on Jan. 12 at $34.87
per share, with a
on
from
the' public.
to
Lehman
officers
announced
was
of
order
an
distribution
for
it
corporation,
for
of
dividends
common
end
shares
share
Jan. 6 has applied to the
the Investment Company Act
of
1940
with
respect to its proposed
purchase of shares of Ford
Motor Co.. common stock; and the Commission has given interested
persons until Jan. 17, 1956, to request a 'hearing thereon.
The application refers to the proposed sale by The Ford Foundation
of 10,200,000 shares of Ford stock to a group of underwriters, repre¬
sented by seven investment banking houses including Lehman Brothers,
SEC
and
consolidated
year
of
Plans to Purchase Ford Stock—
This
-
by
operating
period
same
7,775,913
232,362,650 190,329,780
4-626,856
4,206 233
$50,22
$45,20
stock outstanding
share
——
capital
value
asset
$5,417,252 $18,344,623 $16,944,503
$6,026,982
—V.
of
preferred
1954
1955
*
assets
net
Shares
Net
31—
via
con-(
purchased by I
;
1955~^ Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Sales
linked
is
RR.
Higher—
Miller-Wohl Co.—December Sales
Period End. Dec. 31—
ser¬
$3,367,190 for taxes and of $201,200 for current pre¬
ferred dividends was $3,310,831. This compares with $2,435,862 a.ter
provision for taxes of $2,592,589 and for preferred dividends of $233
capital.
As of Dec.
affiliate,
for
dividends
net
corporation
The
£
and
$787,534
announced
as
preferred
provision
covering
working
for
of
operating income for
banks
and
Consolidated
The
for
is
Higher—
Bayard F. Pope, Chairman
compares with $8,349,743 after provision
This
York —Files With
New
Industries, Inc.,
Leatherhide
EEC
taxes
and
Board
Securities and Exchange
net
constitutent
$10,682,641
2791.
p.
consolidated
226
$6,679,544
—V.
for
renew
site
6.
p.
Marine Midland Corp.—Earnings
Period End
to
southwest
Minneapolis-Moline Co. (& Canadian Subs.)—Earn.
Inc.—December Sales Up—
Lane Bryant,
option
option to purchase.
f
of Atlanta, the New-nan
the
or
miles
by the Atlanta & West Point RR„ which
necting rail lines with the Meridian & Bigbee
Marathon
sharei,
per
of
40
viced
common stock to be offered at par
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be
expenses incident to mining operations.
covering
<10
terms
extended
an
corporation on Dec. 27
3,000,000 shares of
The
EEC
under
1956
Monday, January 16,
...
in
and
Mich.—V.
182,
a
wells
that
main
adiac»nt
p.
plant
outside
location.'
2689.
to
of
The
the
after
charges
182, p. 2639.
(G. C.)
Murphy Co.—December Sales Up—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Pales
—V.
1955—Month—1954
-
132,
p.
2469.
$35,532,061
$32,784,439
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$196,423,090
$182,172,687
Volume 183
Number 5499
National Cylinder Gas
This
company,^, which
Oxygen
and
Co.,
its
jah'.
on
Co.—Acquisition—
held
has
minority
a
in. the
acquisition of -that
will operate as a
subsidiary. The Denver firm
Cylinder Gas Co.—V. 180,■ p.
National
ing
interest
the
announced
e
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
company's previous
required to finance new
New
of
(J. J.)
Lithium
Corp.,
Securities and Exchange
r
The
SEC
corporation
Offered
The
at
net
$1
filed
of
letter
a
be
Files
—
used
to
1955—Month—1954 *
With
notification
with
$
■
Sales,:
of
34,332,750
the
For
incident
Co.—Earnings, etc.—
ended Sept.
year
$82,164,
30,
8.97
or
1955,
cents
to
As of Dec.
min.ng
Asset
share,
net
after
income
all
31,654,776
31—
losses
were
'-The
the
for
ended
year
incurred,
Sept.
30,
after
$115,244
was
1954,
when
deduction
1955
190,676,187
authorized
815,800
capital
shares
shares
favor
:
>-4%
Vy; 'V''
The
of
of
of
the
stock
the
from
the
of
1,010,000
value
par
stock
of
$1
174,
shares
been
made
for
Federal
t$22.96
income
taxes
income
corporation will file its Federal
regulated investment company.
Dec.
31, 1954 asset value per share
tax
is
it
as
return
number
from
connections
Dec.
31
been
at
used
$1
to
Jan.
on
300,000
5
shares
filed
of
adjusted
share,
without
expenses
incident
per
pay
letter
a
par
value
to
Norfo'k
Of
the
total
of
C77f
and
to
of
notification
stock
(par
with
cent)
one
Jan.
12
offered
shares
of
talue)
for
4.36%
V/estern
at $102.58
Jan.
11
new
The
bid
a
group
to
due
183,
Corp.
on
of GO,000
($100 par
dividends to
award
cf
the
share with
per
1,150,114
7.
p.
presentation
Marc.i
forth
in
1,
19,
York,
the
in
Notice
of
issue
$4.36
a
dividend.
the
New
the
trustee
redemption
price
York
dividend
bid
of
$100.15
share
per
for
the
issue
submitted by Lehman Brothers. Bids for
from:. Kidder.
Peafcody & Co
and
was
received
Securities Corp.
Lynch,
Fenner
&
Beane,
$100.10.
$100.26;
and
W.
C.
dated
terms
Oct.
and
21,
bonds
conditions
1949,
on
set
interest
proceeds
to
are
179,
share
per
through
at
$104.58
share
per
be
used
to
reduce
the
demand
Northern Illinois Gas
notes
utility
calls
the
in
company
for
net
revenues
*1954
___________
1966
Net oper. income before
Federal income tuxes
Fed.
income
1955
$31,040,448 $68,628,277
47,348,623
51,588,667
;
—
taxes.-——
connection
expenditures
last
two
months
of
with
of
1955
its
sale
will
be
construction
$21,014,000
for
Net
used
by
which
prog:am
the
period
the
the year 1956, Comnletion of t>
additional financing of about $7,030,030
Inc.,
supplies
company,
electric
subsidiary
a
service
in
New
of
Middle
Orleans.
lis
clude
natural
gas
and local transportation. For the
twelve
Oct. 31,
1955 the company reported total operating
$43,866,488 and net income of $3,724,366.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
in¬
"First mortgage
3Vtt7c
due
1974
3'/*%
series
due
1978
4Vs%
series
due
1983
4.367c
_j
"Additional
mental
deed
under which
PURCHASERS—The
of
shares
purchase
6,000,000
6,000.003
77,798 shs.
GO.000 shs.
of
preferred
new
are
set
as
of
2.030.000 shs.
forth
the
stock
Union
Laurence M. Marks ft Co.__
Paine,
'
Shares
Webber,
Kutzler—
5,500
Scharff
5,003
R.
W. Pressprich & Co
Reynolds ft Co., Inc
White,
111.
St.
Crane
The
SEC
(10
Dec.
on
21
500 000
shares
share),
per
2 COO
Villere ft Co.___
1,003
filed
letter
a
capital
stock
to
notiiicat'on
to
be
the
from
with
offered
at
the
par
Net
from
Net
ry.
1954
$4714 53
1953
1952
$523,534
$596,652
"17,505
*39,867
"10.203
9),8/8
*134,266
railway
income—
*146,529
*119,245
7,015
"
6,552,432
6,594,165
582,521
733 846
*657,584
*369,553
'From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway._____
from
Net
5.230,822
5,427,067
*357,496
*239,697
income—_
*1,659,811
*1,450,445
.
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
182,
•-
2470.
p.
1955
frcm
Net
ry.
railway____
railway
Income
from
Net
1951
1953
from
Net
$524,392
$173,002
use the net
&
Telegraph
of
ry.
197,091
127,020
33,623
the
at
for
to.
time
and
the
from
the
of
division
new
outside
the
-
182,
5,254,394
1 5,317,561
1,337,950
5,347,927'
5,174,953
1,391,5)7
1,270.846
300,203
332,275
457,359
509,055
27^2.
It
will
have
Keith
The
by
S.
York
request
The
bonds
and
New
a
with
on
about
under
the
of
of
of
the
plans
SEC
$55,000,000 Bonds—
S.
P.
Commission.
and
file
is
to
from
short-term
bank
than $165
million
the
sale
loans
in
of
which
March.
that
the
directors
mortgage
man
parent
Corp.,
in
head
as
Jan. 1.—V.
60,097
46,691
46,437
1,715,698
1,719,700
2,234,870
2,056,776
449,536
259,213
403,862
391,114
850,994
535,654
654,358
575,971
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Conversion Ratio$4.80
Hillman,
preferred
"This
value.
sale
5
and
Issued
160,030
of
total
a
Jan.
on
sold
in
letter
a
to
the
holders
said:
recently
group,
The
in
President,
stock,
company
underwriting
the
of
shares
of
additional
1,108,193
to
its
of
public,
common
shares
shares
the
of
stock,
without
rfnp<<
common
such
through
has
stock
common
now
outstanding, exclusive of shares held in tne treasury ux me company
or
by a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
and
exclusive
of
shares
issued
Dec.
30, 1955
to
"Due
in payment of a 2%
the
stock
issuance
of
the
and
stock dividend
sale
and
company
of
such
the common stock.
on
additional
pursuant
to
shares
of
com¬
the
provisions covering
$4.80 preferred stock, the 'basic conversion price' for the pur¬
pose
of the
conversion
of
the
$4.80
preferred
stock
into
common
stock was changed from $33.75 per share of common stock to $32.75
per share of
common stock,
effective as of Dec, 16, 1955."—V. 182,
2793.
p.
Pittsburgh Rys. Co.—Tenders—
Commonwealth
22,
Trust
to
proposals
Pa.,
on
Co.
of
Pittsburgh,
received by
be
before
or
3
Jan.
p.m.
it
at
13,
trustee,
312
1956
Jan.
on
Fourth
for
Ave.,
sale
the
invited
6
Pittsburgh
of
5%
first
mortgage sinking fund bonds due Jan. 1, 1970 to the trustee for the
sinking fund. Tne prices at which any bonds are offered should not
be
in excess of
100% of the principal amount thereof, plus accrued
interest to date of acceptance. On Jan. 20, 1956 the trustee will mail
notices of
to
acceptance of any proposals to the oiferers at the addresses
proposals. At its option, the trustee shall have the right
proposals if, in its opinion, Isuch a course is advisable.
such
reject all
There
will
limits
the
of
United
O-I
all
business
.
company
Administrative
Division,
and succeeds
The
services.
change
Mr.
became
"
1914.
available
182, p.
for
the
217.
purchase
:
-
of
bonds
such
trie
sum
of
-
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—To Operate Near Capacity—
.
1956,
levels
this
for
Jan.
on
4.%V-;":
Production
lend
Gush-
effective
demand for its products assured through the first half
mills will continue to operate near capacity
first two
quarters, Avery C. Adams, President, said
company's
the
appliance
v7-%V
forecasts in
to
support
the
In
the
industries—users
Adams added.
the
most
company's
•
first
automotive,
of
optimism
for
1956
as
whole,
a
Mr.
'
-
.
construction, petroleum and
Pittsburgh Steel's production-
of
three
quarters, Pittsburgh Steel operated at 98.1% of
capacity, while the industry operated at 91.1%. Indications are that
the operating rate pf Pittsburgh Steel will be maintained at a
high
level
through
the fourth quarter when final figures are tabulated.
shipments of finished steel products for the year should be
Sales and
the
highest
of
post-war
any
year.
Sales for
1955
brought a sharp improvement in Pittsburgh
earnings, permitting the company to pay in the fourth quarter
dividend
the
on
stock,
common
Continued
strong demand
undertaking late in the
the
Steel's
ingot
work
current
modernization
of
year
such
payment in
Steel products
180,000
ovens,
should> increase
tons
improvements in
two
Pittsburgh
of
blast
furnaces,
rolling mills. The
the
Program
in 1954. It was that plan which gave
strip-making capacity.—V. 179, p. 827.
cash
years.
14%.
or
renovation of
$G5,000,000
Steel'3
a
25
prompted
cost-reduction and
$15,000,000
a
,
program
by
and
project follows the
first
Pittsburgh
new
coke
new
the
for
capacity
involves
hearth
open
This
program.
basic
The
States,
a
the
be
$556,725.81.—V.
International
new
generally responsible for
administrative
of
182, p.
Progress
Pittsburgh
Steel
completed
its
sheet
and
,
Polymer Corp., Reading, Pa.—New Process for
Coating
Metals, Etc.—
A
'
method of coating metals,
ceramics, glass and wood with
types of plastic materials has been adopted by Polymer Proc¬
Inc., a subsidiary, it was announced on Dee. 29.
new
various
Owners
Discount
Elkhart,
Corp.,
lnd.
—
Sold
Notes
sold to institutional inves¬
company has
$1,000,000 of 41/2% senior promissory notes and a
$300,000 subordinated note at 5%%. Both issues fall due
in 1970. Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York bought
the subordinated note and $400,000 of the senior securi¬
The remainder of the
ties.
West Life Assurance
-•The
corporation
will
working capitrl.—V.
stockholders
The
with
Co.
4V2%
of
the
add
178,
esses,
the
from
both
issues
in
Germany
in
the
United
The
of
States
of
purpose
the
plastic
the
the
as
this
exclusively
the firm
by
under
name
"Whirlclad"
is
process
materials
with
by Polymer in this country,
Knap ack-Grieheim A. G. of
whirlsintering.
to
those
of
It
will
be
known
process.
combine
the
the
natural
parent
advantages
materials
to
be
coated.
Polymer
Processes,
Inc., has a standard licensing program for those
to do their own coating in larger productiin quan¬
tities'.
its
to
1374.
p.
licensed
process,
Frankfurt-am-Main
companies desiring
Winnipeg, Canada."'
proceeds
new
sinvented
wa
issue went to Great-
The
necessary
under
this
licensing
for
The
the
subject
to
company
Jan.
Penn-Texas
end
said
D.*
volume
equipment to operate the process is also available
A continuous system has been designed
program.
jobs.
coating
par
value
of
a
group
that he
are
These
expected
leans,
to
which
be
have
been
Jan.
5
that
aware
and
Chairman
of
the
Board,
an
there
available
is
a
Mforse
have
Texas
affil'ate
of
been
block
as
of
date
this
no
shares
purchased by him, the corporation,
subsidiary.
or
circumstances
Fairbanks,
that
will
Morse
Co.—V.
of
from
10
to
engage
182,
p.
in
or
of
proxy
a
by
any
to
to
repay
not
Kss
accumulat-
the
two
(J. C.)
—V.
fight
that
182,
p.
SE"C
class
•
A
common
on
stock,
The net proceeds are
Jan.
5
filed
a
letter
of
addition
in
complete
to
the
the
of
100
Stock
shares
Commonwealth
many
of
American
to
block
a
circuit
of
most
Terminal
Commonwealth
notification
with
of 6%
notes, which may be convertible
"the offering will not be underwritten.
will
this
and
towns
the
important
at
of
Ex-
25Va.
Puerto
communities.
coast
regions of the
interior towns. A 23
Ponce,
Corp.—Sells Electric Facilities—-
Edison
above.—V.
Co.
Service Electric
for
probably
company,
11.
than
electric
&
100,
p.
984.
and
Gas Co.—Expansion—
gas
additions
and
improvements
,
the
into
to be used for working capital.—V. 180, p. 1437.
In
exceed $100,000,300, setting a new all-time high
Lyle McDonald, Chairman of the Board, said on
-
"More
Jan.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Corp., West Palm Beach, Fla.—Files—
$123,610
admitted
on
within
radiotelephone system links 'San Juan and
largest cities In the Commonwealth.—V. 182, p. 2690.
Expenditures
1956
$195,592,018 $179,448,151 $1,220,081,884 $1,107,156,633
2690.
corporation
covering
a
to
entirely
microwave
Public
for control
Penney Co.—December Sales Increased—
Permachem
cities
make
extend
Produce
See
Pennunder,
2690.
Per, End. Dec. 31— \ 1955—Month—1954
Sales-..-
and
opened
9,
operates
72
-serving
channel
for
9
the
Jan.
on
Co.—Listing in New York—
shares,
Fairbanks,
emphasized
Silberstein
Mr.
Penn-Texas
&
listing
Island
outstanding stock.of Fairbanks, Morse. He stated further
block was offered to Penn-Texas Corp. and had
as
a
possible investment for Penn-Texas some time
he «aid
common
facilities
Its
a
particular
However;
company's
company
Rico,
in
reports that this corporation
interest in Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
regarding
considered
the
this
The
used
amount
President
purchasing
are
is
of
$110,000,000.
will
Porto Rico Telephone
This
change
Corp.—May Buy Scale Firm Stock—
Si'berstein,
issued on
15%
that
r
covering
issue
these' securities
Approved—
this corporation
approval
on
approval.
statement
4 approved the merger of
Fund, Inc.—V. 182, p. 2360.
Jan.
on
Mutual
American
L.
no
bonds
for sale under competitive
expected that the stock will be offered
the; American Telephone ft Telegraph Co.
preemptive rights, at the
Proceeds
is
registration
offer
to
It
a
.9
refunding
securities
commission's
time
Jan.
on
of
stock.
these
to
27.
same
$55,000,000
common
State
March
the
sale
sale
for
company
bidding
President announced
the
shares
Issue
the
filed
at
McHugh,
authorized
1,100,000
Division
policy supervision over Owens-Illinois
subsidiary responsible for the sale of O-I prod¬
ucts in the Western Hemisphere.
>' John D. Northup,
director of engineering, has been appointed a
Inter-America
1
and
52,518
37,390
2471.
p.
expansion
be
will
..
ago.
New York Telephone Co.—To Sell
have
property
including sales,
manufacturing, investments, licensing and the sale or lease of machin¬
ery and equipment.
'■■■
statement
1,298,016
p.
Ad¬
need
as
Gushman, Administrative Division Vice-President,
continental
been
—V.
re¬
established
including
a
are
purposes.
an
parent,
International
formation
ex¬
are
the'proceeds
corporate
obtained under
Co.—New
announced
which
general
are
borrowing
advances
repay
General Manager.
The
71,151
income
began
company
parent,
general corporate purposes,
impiovements.—V. 182, p. 2470.
This company has
f
147,014
67,562
railway.
oner,
1952
$211,481
19,832
income
With strong
proceeds
Co.,
for
Owens-Illinois Glass
$501,173
90,018
.37,233
railway^..
from
Net
182,
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1953
$206,339
37,279
Edison
1952
$433,053
oper.
1954
$146,212
'
Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
November—•
Gross
(par
Co.,
selling stockholders.
10
9,804
railway
railway
Henry L.
of
.•■•'•■
Pacific American Investors, Inc.—Merger
New York,
to
go
1—
oper.
The
1"55
oper,
the
'
.
$1.11
Commonwealth
tors
Ry.—Earnings—
$170,133
railway
of
which
011
^
company
company
Privately—The
New York, Ontario & Western
November—
books
date
balance
parent
arises,
additions
Caldwell, Idaho, is President.
Gross
the
$19,400,000
the
use
the
of
Vice-President
of
without
of
approximate
and
tq
Telephone
as
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
to pay expenses incident to
mining operations. Dr. John Patterson
used
cf
corporation
covering
cents
to
from
2,003
2,003
New York Mining Co., Inc.,
Caldwell, Idaho—Files—
i"
the
cn
2470.
intends
company
Division with John L.
ft Jones, Inc
2,003
Hattier & Sanrord__ 2,00)
Denis J.
1954,
p.
5,503
Arnhold
Ducournau & Kees_________
Kormendi ft Co., Inc.
ft
1,
5.500
Spencer Trask & Co
5,503
&
—
p.
ft
5,500
Jackson
Curtis
—V.' 183,
Bros,
recorded
182,
therefor
purchasers and the number
they have severally agreed to
Sa'omon
Feb.
American
ceived,
V
Corp.__ 8,003
Securities Corp._____ 8,00)
to
vances
below:
Securities
amounts
practice
issued.
are
Shares
Equitable
from
pected
1,262,810.78 shs.
several
which
prior
The
77.798 shs.
60.000 shs.
names
$5,775,815
6,112,403
This company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jan.
6,
1956, covering $25,000,000 of 40-year debentures, due Feb. 1, 1996, to be
for public sale at competitive bidding.
value)
first mortgage bonds
500,000
stock
common
offered
value)
the
—V.
of
10,000,000
may be issued, subject to approvrl of govern¬
limited by the requirements of the
mortgage aid
and
trust
"Includes
-
amounts
bodies
of
2,100,000
stock___
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC
par
(no par value)—_
bond
preferred
applicable to
operations.—V.
par
preferred stock ($100
Common stock
on
common stock outstanding at end of period
Earnings oper share—————'——
$32,523,000
)
(
($250,000,000
mortgage
dividends
Outstanding
f
J
^_r|
3'/4% series, due 1984
4%7c preferred stock ($100
,
$9,375,815
—.
Shares of
months
revenues
bonds—
ser.es
for
Net income
FINANCING
Authorized
:
iirst
cn
l-rovision
Co.
CAPITALIZATION
121,205
income
Interest
ended
of
$3,254,610
income
Gross
■
Utilities,
s^rvics;
to
are
1955
from
from
ry.
stated in
South
other
the SEC
.
covering
.y ;h;■
BUSINESS—This
Jan.
Net
7,785,000
operating income
Other
and
is expected to require
program
later.-
the
with
$134,606
railway-
railway
oper. income
written
from
around
ry.
taxes $13,691,825 $17,039,610
thereafter.
proceeds
Net
outstanding
'
PROCEEDS—The
lrom
resulted
Co.—Earnings Increased—
.>12 Months Ended Nov. 30—
Operating expenses and
1,
notification
(non-voting) ' capital stock
share, through Doolittle &
the
&
through
B
per
The net proceeds
from
mon
M;rriil
Jan.
$11
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.—Earnings-
par
1934. ■"
p.
Operating
Co..
Y.
letter of
a
class
at
before
or
Co., trustee, 103 Broadway,
to the holders of said bonds
namely 102% of the principal amount
to
said
date
of
redemption.—V.
177,
The company on Jan. 5 filed a let er of
notification with the SEC
covering 4.000 shares of common stock to be offered for
subscription
by stockholders at par ($25 per share), without
underwriting.
The
Webster
Langley
filed
6
of
November-
Gross
an
dividend
&
Jan.
on
shares
offered
be
Buffalo, N.
pay
Vv*;,
preferred stock is redeemable at $107.08
1961, at $106.08 per share thereafter
new
1,
and
4.40%
a
Stone
to
Net
income
North Pittsburgh Telephone Co.—Files With
SEC—
similar
a
(jointly) $100.87; White, Weld ft Co., $100.3399;
Pierce,
Tne
with
27,000
$3,331/3)
■
—V.
competing
Jan.
?.
183, p.
Pierce & Stevens Chemical Corp., Buffalo, N.
Y.—Files
Trust
will
thereof,
cumulative
t..e
mortgage
'
were
warehouse addition will contain 25,000
square feet of space.
—V.
1582.
p.
ction
project, Mr. Smith asserted, includes the construction of a ware¬
be attached to the new production facilities.
The new pro¬
Gross
Pay Bonds—
6V27c
Redemption
at
N.
of
with
accordance
Y„
1956
full
and surrender
1953,
the
New
plus
prod
to
Net
1,394,476
Upon
stock
accrued
won
of $100.70
315,440
issue
preferred
share and
per
its
on
Securities
sale
public
yield about 4.25%.
A
The
834,674
388,653
"
he
the
duction and
1954
1,005,823
—
North American Cement Corp.—To
the
to
jointly by Equit¬
Union
cumualtive
and
double
blending
be installed in the new two-story wing and will
help
increasing demand for Pfizer's vitamin, antibiotic and Vigofac
supplements.
From
are
underwriting;
The proceeds
to mining operations.
and
Norfolk
than
more
will
covering
freight loaded and received
Western Railway for years ended
Total
group headed
Corp.
Loadings Rise—
revenue
voted
was
Jan.
Securities
the
Connections
New Orleans Public Service
Inc.—Preferred Stock Of¬
fered—An underwriting
able
of
of
cars
1955
no
outstanding,
common
of
will
meet the
house
has
which
follow:
of
1790.
p.
totrl
Smith
The corporation
Norfolk & Western Ry.—Car
The
y
109.
p.
and completion is scheduled lor about June 1, 1956.
stated that the newest automtically-controlled
February
equipment
for
the 50%, stock dividend paid March
14, 1955 and retirement of
scrip certifiqates in March, 1955. The total shares outstanding Dec.
31,
1955 were 1,685,732.—V. ; 182, p. 2470.
share.
per
company
proposition.—V.
corporation
covering
offered
on
has
*$26.62
stock———
plant addition
major
Mr.
$
'
38,705,014
reflect
$540,031.
A
In
1954
■'■.■$
44,875,498
common
Co., 2 Wall'St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 181,
Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Plans Plant Addition—
capacity for animal feed supplements at Its Vigo plant at Terre Haute,
lnd., was recently announced by this company.
Charles W. Smith, Plant Superintendent, said
construction will start
a
tThe
-V.
be
share of
per
Needle Mountain Mines, Inc.,
Denver, Colo.—Files—
SEC
y
cash
3.500,000
in
(Chas.)
179,756,015
y;
'
the
as
"
abandonment
no
of
position of the company as of Sept. 30,
1955, represented
by
the
surplus
of
the
current
assets
over
current
liabilities was
£2,469,962. The comparable figure on Sept.
33, 1954, was $2,506,662.
At
a
special meeting of shareholders
htld
on
July 22,
1955,
a
proposal
was
presented
to
and
approved
by
the
shareholders
for
amendment of the articles of
incorporation of the company to increase
its
"$
;y:-1955
provision
expected
cnarges
.
Income
value
"No
from
deducting
totaling $677,596. The charges deducted covered
depreciation, depletion,
amortization, and losses, resulting lrom abandonment of tne Nevada
Operation.
''■*•
$
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
'
consolidated
per
Farmers Trust
1955—12 Mos.—1954
<
'p;;lll.;:::;;y:.t\y';y';r, "i-
'
was
The company on Jan. 8 called for redemption on Feb. 15, next,-3,000
of 41/2% preferred stock at $100 per
share, plus accrued divi¬
dends of 56 y„
cents per. share. Payment will be made at City Bank
-
—v.; 183,
the
(par one centi to be
Service Co., Denver, Colo.
expenses
pay
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Pet Milk
;
Net assets at market value——
sources
Fall
of 1954,
improvements of
$
!
UH1
'
Natomas
the
and
stock
common
through Investment
to
are
Colo.
Commission—
27
snares
share,
per
proceeds
operations.
Dec.
on
300,000
covering
Denver,
in
p.rlll.
Newberry Co.—December Sales Increased—;
Period Lnd. Dec. 31—
National
refinancing
construction
'York'State.—V.* 183,"
7
shares
*
••
the
facilities 'in
company
subsidiary
722,..
since
have, been
Denver
(211)
$380,000,000 has
been spent by
..
,
.
the company in the last
These additions were paid for, in
part, by the issuance of $250,000,000 in new securities, in the form
of
mortgage bonds, debenture bonds, preferred stock and common
stock. The balance was financed by amounts set aside for deprecia¬
tion
and
earnings
retained in the business,"
Mr. McDonald said.
"During 1956, the company will require $70,000,000 to $75,000,030
five
of
years
new
Two
for
new
construction.
capital."
electric
major
first-,
generating
timp
in
the
stations
comoanv's
are
under construction,
historv
that
two
such
1
8
(212)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday,
projects
F-105
general
The
are
under
way
simultaneously. Engineering work and the
development of the site have already started for the new
Bergen Generating station in the borough of Ridgefield, Bergen County.
Scheduled for completion in 1958, this station will have two turbinegenerator units, each of 275,000-kilowatt capacity.
Work is progressing
the
on
1955.
new
generating
Much
the
completed;
been
of
the
boiler
uled
drums
for
units,
have
each
of
system,
This
To
it
meet
will
construction
advanced
Linden
The
include
two
estimated
that
in
December,
1953,
anticipated
in
company's
will
be
total
about
electric
3,000,000
of
transformer
and
transmission
capacity
in
one
circuits
Fair
Areola
to
at
two
Lawn,
kilo¬
1955.
electric
switching
is
scheduled.
Substation
to
supply
fighter-bomber
and
the
advanced interceptor.
XF-103
183,
tails in V.
112.
p.
The
company
covering a
preferred stock,
amendment,
named
The
Read & Co.,
underwriters.
plans
company
Listerhill,
of
Dillon,
of
$50.
par
with
The
,
plant
at
facilities.
other
Scotch
In
substations
Plains,
addition,
Roseland,
will
Fair
construction
of
located
be
in
White
Lawn,
Maywood,
and
Horse
Roselle,
Penns
Neck.
and
a
complete dis¬
will
be
started
for
a
new
Township, Burlington County.
Expansion of existing substations Is scheduled in Jersey City, Paterson
and
Plauderville.
Ten
small
unit-type
substations
will
be
in¬
stalled
at strategic
locations throughout the company's territory to
tribution
existing
distribution
circuits.—V.
Puerto Rican Jai Alai Inc.
Co.
Inc.
Vulcan
stock
common
(par
Stock
10
offered
Offered
F. H.
—
1250,000
shares
cent) to the public at
one
sale
of
this
sports
stadium
known
as
Ironton, designed for the
of jai alai. Betting by
a
public performance of
the
mutuel
totalizers
machines
The
with
company,
struct
in
fronton
at
a
buildings,
approximately
other
accordance
and
3,500
activities
first class
such
Jai
alai
is
and
other
the
and
its
is required to con¬
$1,500,000, including land,
seating
for
shows,
accommodations
playing
indoor
concerts,
—V.
stock
national
ball
speaking
GIVING
182,
(par
sports
meetings,
plus
large
a
countries.
EFFECT
TO
cent)—
one
for
lounge and ample parking space,
game
played extensively throughout
J.
PRESENT
first
Mr.
Reynolds
FINANCING
Inc.,
5,000,000 shs.
2,833,333 shs.
One
Rocky
about
10
with
an
and
for
term
a
Reach
miles
initial
an
installation
aggregate
of
power
capability
units.
alter
the
Commission.
presently
corporation,
holders
of
Its
conducting
the
for
expedite
The
to
power
certain
related
the
could
from
the
kilowatts
with
the
way
Federal
seven-unit
FPC,
and
the
has
Puget's
by
with
of
48
under
action
the
of
during
the
would
fall
have
tial of
Rock
decree
a
6,
District,
of
in
which
to
up
$1,500,000
Island
Federal
The
paid
to
by
third
and
the
the
Reach
disposition
In
filed
Jan.
on
registration
of
separate
Power
of
The
Puget's
(2)
the
parties
in
of
to
and
is
the
from
stock
is
Sound
a
164,000
Utilities
mutually
members
the
project,
of
the
satis¬
concerning
in
excess
will
be
and
capital
proceeds
proposes
company,
structure
Frank
by
of,
Puget
McLaughlin
the
property
about
is
around
is
to
further
also
31,
shares
the
is
twice
gains
taxes
!i currently
"the
proceeds
the
trustee
under
Government
and
as
a
the
$3.50
bonds,
60%
equity,
disposition
received
from
company's
subject
to
withdrawal
requirements. This use of
until
1957.
The
company
on
the transaction
(rather than
transfer! in order to have sub-
borrowings
tax-free
and higher annual net earnings
i,ln!lal —v.
y lower inc°me taxes
iucure.
lbj,
p.
/.
the
first
construction
taxes
to
for
stockholders
subscribe
each
the
for
the
at
time
of
the
which
of
record
products,
Include
electronic
mechanisms
to
larger
place
number
a
machines
computation.
for
by
use
business
the
of
developed
small
and
machines
The
the
in
businesses
The
its
to
on
type
complex
intends
where
corporation
a
under
the
The
and
jointly
new
of
name
Precision
subsidiary
ROYAL
joint announcement made
of
Royal
Chairman
McBee
of
the
Board
phasized that the
electronic
input
data
Corp.
new
and
of
to
ad¬
It
9
G.
Equipment
will develop,
computation
enterprise
will
utilize
facilites
of
combining the technical know-how of GPE
Including computers, with the widespread
office
equipment
Under
the
experience
agreement,
Librascope,
data
and
facilities
located
of
the
in
will
Librascope
price.
the
New
recently
Forces
of
Jersey,
furthermore
be
scientific
network
room-sized
present
and
for
to
and
Precision
work
and
computers,
will
be
not
is
by
in
Screen
and
corP°ra^on
SEC
covering
Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files
Exchange Commission— >.
on
Jan.
9
filed
100,000 shares of
a
letter
common
of
stock
notification
(par
10
cents)
be
thp
of-
^iCr sbare' through A, J. Grayson & Co., Inc. Hempstead
i
net Proceeds are to be used to pay current
for
working capital.
business of the
company will be to manufacture
and sell motion
picture theatre screens and the
distribution of screen
paint.
j
xt
N' Y'i ?*he
The
Royal
McBee
mechanisms
mentary
outlet
ized
develop
well
as
all
sales
McBee's
as
code
for
th
computers.
equipment
and
sales
United
will
devices
for
p.-2135.
and
and
produce
conversion
produced
force
service
offices,
States
corporation
Systems
Research
on
Jan;
Corp.,
Los
4
announced
Angeles,
consulting basis to conduct specific
advanced
Calif,
research
weapons and guided mlss,les
Initial
projects
cover
C°nCern WiU aSSiSt Vdrl0US 0f
Republic
Republic
is
the
currently
building the
RF-84F Thunderflash
that
has
and
systemg
weapons
bomber,
World
the
Bayer,
War
II
by
Schenley-Bayer
a
German, firm
the
Allied
agreement
High
provides
in the United
States,
with
the
predecessor
a
market
dissolved
now
under
company,
was
unlawfully
German
which
restrained.
com¬
These
Sterling's
been
used
control
to
shipments
sold
been
trade-marks
obtained
the Schenley companies from
Bayer. It is also charged that the
further restricted in enjoying their
Schenley under
by
had
the
over
prevent
from
turned
any
since
to
certain
of
the
products
because patents
name
over
covering
the
defendants
under
the
"In
doing
so
the
acquired
which
now
they
defendants
under
have
the
retained
acquired
Bayer
by
A.
G.,
have used assets
and
property
agreements of 1923 and 1926.
dominant position and the
illegal
reason of those unlawful agreements."
illegal
the
it
is
noted,
is
the
plaintiff
in
civil
a
pending in the U. S.
&
Wood,
headed by former Governor Thomas E. Dewey, and
firm of Milton, McNulty & Augelli.—V. 182, p. 2735.
New Jersey
The
corporation
Jan.
on
filed
6
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
covering 150 shares of common stock (no par) to be offered at
per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
operate a pilot plant to perfect manufacturing techniques of an
$100
to
animal
food
supplement.—V.
182,
513.
p.
new
equipment
will
also
and
act
and
output
other
the
as
(G. D.) Searle & Co.—Reincorporated in Delaware—
The
supple¬
G.
marketing
in
than
more
will
market
\-
.
100
the
major
-
.;
cities
In
•
•
.
,
Trust
Searle
Co.
three
&
Co.
182,
new
finance
purchase
said
underwrite
the
The
will
of
of
as
new
shares
soon
shares.
in
other
firm
said
sold
the
four
the
151,050
is
truck
shares
lines.
negotiating
May,
the
as
previously
the
company
for
to
Ryder, President and
Blyth & Co., Inc., to
but
unissued
approval of
bring the total of Ryder stock outstanding to
public sale of Ryder stock, 160,000 shares, was
($1
$600,000.—V.
182,
p.
2932.
1955—Month—1954
1955—11 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
2472.
p.
corporation
covering
per
The
net
shares
through
proceeds
30 filed a letter of notification with
of common stock to be offered at
Dec.
on
300,000
share),
Western
States
be
to
to
are
used
Investment
expenses
pay
the
par
Co.,
Tulsa, Okla.
incident to mining
operations.
of
the
Interstate
Commerce
Valley Transportation Co., Inc., Ux$225,000; TSC Motor Freight Lines, Inc., Houston,
million; Loo-Mac Freight Lin»s, Inc., Memphis, Tenn.,
and
share.—V.
$5
Shangrila Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—
SEC
Sale
Shoe Corp. of America—December Sales
for
SI.5
$300,000,
182,
The
stock
the SEC.
will
First
accepting for exchange
par
value, for G. D.
vain®.' on the basis of
181,
$2
424,235,756 391,181,450 3,223,266,123 2,887,415,296
._
—V.
help
1955.
Mass.,
for
stock
is
par
stock,
A.
authorized
obtains
corporation has asked permission
Commission to purchase Emmott
bridge,
J.
common
with
The
Texas,
of
York
stock,
$
Sales
sale.
directors
be
made
plans to sell
company
New
common
(Del.> \common
shares for each old
Sears Roebuck & Co.—December Sales Up—
>
Ryder System, Inc.—Plans Stock Financing—
This
of
(111.)
Co.
&
the
products,—V.
new
Guaranty
D.
Searle
Royal Precision Corp. A special¬
being organized which,
with Royal
is
located
Canada,
It
input
accessory
for
.
Miller
Motor
Lines
of
North
Caiolina,
Inc.,
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—5 Wks.—1954
Sales
for
1018.
p.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
—V.
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
Canadian
—V.
182,
$9,277,682
182,
Up—
; 1S55—52 Wks.—1954
$8,107,542
$70,805,925 $62,938,149
2735.
p.
sales
136,043,013
sales
-
$
Years Ended
$
Interest
126,164,570
1,738,889,565
1,637,732,198
12,987,401
174,037,798
Other
2735.
p.
Instalment
on
(&
Subs.)—Earns.—Financ'g
Sept. 30—
^l954.
1955
notes
$1,550,891
158,249,555
14,823,143
___
Signature Loan Co., Inc.
1955—52 Wks.—1954
$
income
Total
and
the
been
newlv
$1,257,668
8,645
8,202
$1,559,535
$1,265,870
994,436
836,799
240.005
income
missiles
systems
Sties
Thunderstrenlc
from
ry,
railway
railway
oper.
Debt,
1953
1952
$346,606
$341,558
$409,067
92,419
77,080
129,792
11,260
33,360
'
income
33,636
Gross
from
*5,323
11,074
4,281,816
4.228,989
Net
from
ry.
4,737,957
1,174,424
1,283,936
1,517,964
230,818
294,446
419,043
.
675,183
income
♦Deficit.—V.
182,
at
the
Net
p.
Regis Uranium
5,008,323
Preferred
stock,
1,998,170
Class
A
(Colo.)—Stock
Sold—M.
J.
Co., New York, on Jan. 12 announced that the
public offering of 1,500,000 shares of St. Regis common
taxes
on
198,117
debts)
3,488
475
121,240
84,605
$145,874
83,484
32,192
expenses
income
Common
Co.
cumulative
12.517
these
notes
to
p.
the
are
8.
N.
note
Y.,
Mutual
payable
May,
in
and
Life
to
in
1955.
the
5,368
37,400
FINANCING—In
Binghamton,
note
183,
39,796
convertible
stock
junior subordinated
of
partic
stock
nated
—V.
cumulative
$1.20
common
PRIVATE
Corp.
bad
income
stock.
2472.
for
reorganization
$200,357
Federal
for
prov.
money
and
Dividends paid:
5%%
St.
Reiter
borrowed
Preferred
railway
oper.
(incl.
expenses
on
organization
Provision
.
railway
thp
fishier
photo-reconnaissancelighter.
Net
Interest
1954
$312,169
from
Net
on
Q danced studies on
the engineering
F-84F
formed
studies
Gross
Operating
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
From Jan. 1—
erSJ?
advanced
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas
November—
Net
Republic Aviation Corp.—Hires
Research Firm—
While
Farbenfabriken
after
xr
rinhiHHW
i
liabilities and
This
with
contract.
Domestic
to
is
Court
the
With
with
Court
The
Federal
SEC
for
the
the
Sea Products Corp., New Bedford, Mass.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
lower
devices
affected
that
ask
companies have been
distributors of Bayer products,
be
they
Corp.
much
electronic
special
on
industry
the parent corporation.
damages sustained.
Farbenindustrie,
G.
that
has
defendants
the
.36 plants
Illinois and
Ohio,
Royal
anti-trust
District Court of New Jersey against
Sterling Drug, Inc.
< >
•
■
>
Representing Schenley is the law firm of Dewey, Ballantine.
Bushby,
with
group,
Carolina,
Clayton
contracts.
Palmer
GPE
I.
certain
as
action
a
fully automatic general purpose i
though only the
size
of an office H"
which,
with
the
North
and
of
companies
that
American
Farbenfabriken
companies,
precision products,
distribution
1949
and
the
alleged
power
parent
high
Sherman
made significant contributions in the
solution
production of penicillin and streptomycin, entered
stated
with
whicn
McBee.
available
introduced
30,
Librascope's
Armed
office,
the
amount
Germany
Is
products
The
Safeway Stores Inc.—December Sales Higher—
Ray tone
Securities
It
trust,
states.
conversion
the
companies
York,
computer, the LPG
desk, is competitive
in
em¬
market
accessory
GPE
a
other
New
California,
Royal
code
1504.
p.
"By the foregoing acts, the defendants have illegally restricted com¬
petition in the United State.s pharmaceutical market by Bayer and
by
the
plaintiffs, and have monopolized that
market,"
the
complaint
initial
arrangements
contemplate that
subsidiary, will develop and produce com¬
processing equipment. The technical resources and
Inc.,
puters
of
both
in
and
and
depart¬
research
material.
a
the
has
West
Bayer
such
and
Corp
produce
machines
output mechanisms, storage devices, and
equipment, for complete data processing centers for
and laboratory use."
new
interests,
President
up
of
reviewing the history of this 106-year
& Fisher's current expansion move is
under
Schenley
mass
Bav*r
Place,
said.
set
use
a
1943
in
not
can
by Philip M. Zenner, Presi¬
Precision
"
and
equal
and
The
is
from
form¬
are
has
valuable
recently held by the U. S. District Court to con¬
violation of the Sherman act. It was under these
agreements, the complaint charges, that Sterling obtained U. S. rights
to certain Bayer products and Bayer trade-marks.
Sterling is charged
with
using these trade-marks
and
patents
to
foreclose
and
limit
competition.
CORP.
Hermann
General
company
processing
Jan.
on
with
company
PRECISION
Corp.
Fischman
the
its
complaint states that Sterling in 1923 and in 1926 entered into
rights
Equipment
Mr.
company
from
territories, the Philippine Islands and Canada, of all drug, pharma¬
medical and related products of Farbenfabriken Bayer.
receiving
Schenley
General
owned
revolu¬
the
agreements were
stitute a per se
Forms New Affiliate—
dent
in
petition
Royal McBee Corp. resulted from the merger on
July 31, 1954 of
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc., organized in 1904, and The McBee
Co.,
organized in 1906.
This
the
agreement in
chemical
simple
applicable
devices
company
rental
basis,
manufactured
Schenley Laboratories shall be the distributor
The
from
The
a
into
ceutical,
vantageous.
ing
since
an
that
offering
process of develop-'
of electromechanical
in
vary
problems.
customers
the
field
machines
scientific
with
in
or
Executive
Chief
and
entry
well-known drugs involved in the suit
Commission.
in February.
Under the present schedule
on Feb.
14, 1956. The offering will be
of investment bankers headed by Kuhn, Loeb
already
J.,
the
damages
the
problems of
created
expire
group
suit,
Zephiran,
into
early
determined
Board
are Atabrine, used
Luminal, a phenobarbital; Veronal, a hypnotic,
topical disinfectant.
According to the complaint filed in the Court, Schenley Laboratories,
additional
held.
be
broadening
that Sayre
determine
Among the
and
regis¬
of
the
shares
seven
the
company's
in treatment of malaria;
a
stockholders
to
de¬
the Sterling companies to be acting in violation of the Sher¬
man
act, and that an injunction be issued restraining Sterling from
interfering with Schenley's manufacture, distribution or sale of products
of
Farbenfabriken
Bayer of
West Germany,
and
the Schenley
be
awarded triple damages in an amount to be determined.
Commission
common
Subject
to
agreements
new
ment,
share
per
the
the
to
•
purl-,
for
declare
Co.
Chairman,
and
for
Exchange
stock.
common
rights
share
be
will
a
and
offering
common
effective,
one
will
rights
the
of
offered
of
scheduled
by
Securities
cover
water
of
facilities
century-old pattern of growth.—V. 182,
triple
the
In
by Allan A. Ryan,
Philip M. Zenner, President,
and
of
the
President, in
stated
with its
for
asked
announcement
an
of
book
reinvested
potential
of
the
equity prior to
that
with
in
debt
be
rate
price
underwritten
the
to
shares
becoming
will
1956
at
subscription
when
earning
40%
with
adidtional
statement
525.000
stated
deposited
the
now
12
statement
191,884
to
Directors,
Junker,
N.
that
purpose
Per. End. Dec. 31—
and
larger equity enables more low-cost
delays any dilution of earnings through
stock.
invested
$11,000,000
The
postpones
any
new
to pay capital gains
ffa,i
PUD,
signed
approximately
capitalization will,
much
facilities.
and
McLaughiin
mortgage
contracts
upped
of
that
capital
common
District
?
Puget
out
the
Chelan
for
increased
stock
add
Island
for
Puget,
to
out that, as a result of the
transaction,
position is substantially improved, as
follows:
$11,000,000
financing
Mr.
the
council
power
received
surplus
Puget's
of
by
amounting
work
other
tc°mP,ar®d rw,IthJ44^ debt and 56'*
the Rock
sale
installed
was
pointed
common
property,
common
debt
is
cost.
the
new
of
District
entire
District.
regarding
Co.
financial
additional
(3)
the
the
maximum
poten¬
project.
249,000 kilowatts-
the
total,
and
the
the
by the
Douglas PUD
the
Puget
own
project
part
a
available
Light
Puget,
book
of
The
the
the
by
realize
the
proposes
with
$28,276,200
Earned
value
both
to
kilowatts,
of
is
Puget
statement
&
company's
(1)
by
project
also
the
for
according
Chairman
announced
Schenley Industries, Inc., and by
to
line in the office equipment field, and for the purchase
Improved production equipment under Royal McBee's con¬
improvement program.
Board of
Fischman,
Jan.
company,
Suit
stock, rights to purchase additional shares of
proceeds ' from
the
offering
will
be
used
to
manufacture of new products which will broaden the
the
Court
requirements.
a
Prc;!d?nt
the
District
85,000
or
arrangement
Sound
the
two-thirds
and
program
Chelan's
and
only way
continuing to
for
constructed
was
Rocky
factory
1950,
The
of
is
of
which,
balance, or
kilowatts,
The
1955.
Island
9,
and
in
District
amount
agreed
was
project
appropriation
the
1956.
capability of the Rock Island
one
Council
of
Nov.
assurance
Rock
Present
since
Power
development work.
availability of Rock Island
subsequent to the Chelan
the
entered
Jan.
advance
offer
production
research
own
acts was filed in the U. S. District Court of New Jersey on Jan. 4
against Sterling Drug, Inc., and its wholly owned subsidiary, Winthrop
Laboratories, Inc. The action was brought by Schenley Laboratories,
Inc.,
and
Norex
Laboratories,
Inc.,
pharmaceutical
subsidiaries
of
Net
The
company,
Chairman of the
is
and
the
years
portion
on
will
Puget
do
S.
Corp.
and
new
tinuing
Power
installation
to
into
its
to
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Files Anti-Trust Suit—
in
Webster
engineering
to
period
a
Washington
District
the
economic
under
get
the
units,
prior to the condemnation decree, is $28,276,200.
Puget's Rock Island facilities have been under condemnation
Chelan
have
Enginering Corp. has been
investigations. These have progressed
PUD
will
shortly file an application
and
facilities
facilities acquired
of
&
Chelan
condemnation
Eastern
date
Stone
complete
contract
Puget
District's
for
a
for
acquisition of
PUD's
license
a
of
pro¬
River,
to
following the start of construction.
preliminary permit from the Federal
the
with
and
second
work
old
company's
of
and
the
is
generating
view
present
construction
surveys
that
license
a
to
extent
the
obtains
which
studies,
with
Columbia
project
plans
company
-
p. U882.
the
H.
in line
Royal
of
that
11
entered
also
addition
announced
for
John
common
stock.
common
finance
Jan.
on
6.
on
also
ment
typewriters, McBee spe¬
and other office and accounting
years
holds
Commission, under
the
on
The
90,000-kilowatt
on
completion
six
at
now
deals
years,
U.
the
The
No.
manufacturers
announced
In
concrete aggregate field.
Sayre & Fisher's aggregate will
31,
products,
&
producing capability of 644,000
of around 1,000,000 kilowatts
Based
District
The
set
Chelan
50
Wenatchee.
seven
feasibility of Rocky Reach,
1956,
around
from
of
more
of
hydroelectric development
upstream
ultimate
an
addition
to
Sign
and The Chelan County Public Utility District
jointly announced two long-term power argeements.
9
contract,
posed
Pud
company
Jan.
Dec.
on
cialized office machines and equipment,
which
on
retired
who
181,
David
Royal McBee Corp.-—To Offer Rights to Stockholders
This
subscription
This
Caskie
M.
has
company
clay deposits in Sayrevllle,
and of Eskimo Pie Corp.; Vice-President and director of
Co., Reynolds Jamaica Mines, Ltd., and Reynolds Mining
183, p. 8.
Foil
—V.
Jan.
Outstanding
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Chelan
Pacts for Huge NW Power Development—
1
Marion
(par
'
-
tionary
of, agreements with respect thereto.
succeeds
stock
common
products, it employs the services of its controlled affiliate,,
Research Corp.,
which also provides facilities for engineering
Officer,
and subject to the
1957 pursuant to,
1,
5
Exchange on Jan.
of
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co.—Enters New Field—
Louis
tration
2024.
p.
of
Reynolds, Vice-President, has been elected Executive VicePresident of the company, according to R, S. Reynold, Jr., President.
of
Authorized
Common
pari-
franchise
include
facilities
and
of
use
permitted.
cocktail
Spanish
CAPITALIZATION
with
fashion
as
be
approximately
shall
persons,
restaurant
Spain
of
cost
a
equipment
plkying
game
will
and conditions
the
He
price
a
company intends to use the net proceeds of the
for the purpose of constructing
and operating a
stock
before April
or
from
obtained
be
shares
-
and
research.
The
company's subsidiary in Great Britain is Salem
Engineering Co., Ltd. and its Canadian subsidiary is Salem Engineering
J. Louis Reynolds Becomes Executive Vice-President
of $1.50 per share.
PROCEEDS—The
on
to
Stock
American
406,976
new
Ltd.—V.
He has his office in Richmond, Va., at the headquarters of the company.
Louis Reynolds is President and director of Reynolds International,
2793.
p.
—
Jan.
on
182,
made
terms
street-lighting
system
development in Willingboro
Crerie and
of
be
and
Levittown
relieve
substation
new
a
to
funds
sale
$60,000,000
structed.
These
with
company
gether
the
listing
company.
systems.
veloping
iqortgage bonds to institutional investors and the borrowing of $15,000,000 from banks, are proposed to be added to the cash resources of
the company and applied as needed to the construction of the new
properties. The saie of the bonds and the borrowings from banks are
large shopping centers-are to be installed. Reinforcement of
supply to substations in Newark, Nutley and Kearny is planned.
New
distribution substations to supplement
existing stations and
supply capacity for growing loads in outlying areas will be con¬
Governors of
original
this
The
fication
estimates that it will cost
approximately $114,000,000 to construct the plant and the other proper¬
ties, It is contemplated that the plant will begin operations in the
fall of 1957 and will-reach full scale operations during 1958.
The net proceeds from the sale of the series A preferred stock, to¬
The
of
for
of
ment.
Ala., with an annual rated capacity of 200,000,000 pounds
aluminum, and additions to its existing bauxite mining,
and
\
1573.
p.
This company is engaged in
the manufacture of heating and heat
treating furnaces, mechanical equipment and materials handling equip¬
primary
alumina
Board
approved
$2.50)
have been
reduction
aluminum
an
the
800,000 shares of cumulative
price is to be supplied by^
and Reynolds & Co.
Inc.
construct
to
statement
registration
a
issue
new
A,
series
filed
11
proposed
principal
as
The
Jan.
on
SEC
182,
Salem-Brosius, Inc.—On American Stock Exchange—
twomew
.
stock
(par one cent) at 20 cents per share has been
completed, all of said shares having been sold. See de¬
several secret
Reynolds Metals Co.—Registers With SEC—
t
three
sched¬
44%
a
City
Jersey
26-kv
the
projects.—V.
has
and
project,
in
turbine-generator
new
increase In capacity over
demands in the northern part of the
represent
reinforcement
one
Additional
well
is
installed.
will
is
capacity
territory,
work
front
early
capacity.
stations, costing, between them, upwards of $229,completed and added to the Public Service inter-connected
are
stations,
steel
been
1957,
water
started
two
electric
generating
in
and
which
225,000-kiJowatt
these
000,000,
watts.
structural
already
Linden,
at
foundation
operation
When
station
advanced
company Is also designing a very advanced fighter.
The Guided Missiles Division of Republic is working on
January 16, 1956
26,928
the
company sold a $250,000
Security Mutual Life Insurance
September
insurance
Co.
instalments from
a
of
$150,000
New
1958
to
5%
York.
1967,
subordi¬
Both
of
inclusive.
Volume 183
Number 5499
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(213)
South
American Gold &
Platinum
Co.
Sells
—
Carolina
Stock
The
received
to
After commission and
taxes, the sum
$329,259. Of this total, $105,808 was
was
charged
V.
proceeds
182,
used
were
to
help
its
Its
address
is
910
of
and
insurance
other
in
personal
connection
bank
is
planning
the
>■
construction
direct
loans
and
these
a
Streets
in
the
City of Charlote,
for this purpose.—V. 182, p. 2735.
tne
side
south
of
East
the
financing
•.
of
on
Morehead
Texas Mexican Ry.
Net
Net
ry.
Atlantic
in
issue
our
Co.
of
Stock
—
Jan.
2
of
the
stock
common
Sold—Mention
public
(par $5)
was
offering of
at
$12.50
per
through
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc. and
This offering was
quickly completed. Fur¬
associates.
on
between
Tryon
property
already
<iThe corporation
from
Net
ry.
BUSINESS—The company, whose
principal executive office is located
620
East
Broughton
Street,
Savannah, Ga„
was
organized
in
on Oct. 9,
1944 under the name Savannah-St.
Augustine Gas
Co.
-By charter amendment dated Dec.
21, 1945, the name of the
company was changed to South Atlantic Gas
r
at
Company.
The company
presently serves natural gas to customers in
Savannah,
Ga., and manufactured gas to customers in
Orlando, Winter Park
and St.
Augustine, Fla.
It also serves liquid
petroleum gas to cus¬
tomers in the vicinity of
Savannah, Ga.. and Orlando, Fla.—V. 183, p. 8;
G.)
Spalding
corporation
has
&
Bros.,
placed
Inc.—Places
$4,000,000
of
Notes—This
4V2%
due Sept. 1, 1975, with the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J., and Massachusetts Mu¬
tual Life Insurance Co. of
Springfield, Mass.
corporation
the
Rawlings
will
proceeds
Manufacturing Co.,
of
sporting goods, and to retire
tures, presently outstanding.—V.
for
maker
Feb.
on
182,
purchase
of
assets
complementary line
$2,536,000, 5% deben¬
the
6
the
of
a
2735.
p.
On
Oct.
20,
be
held
would
of
the
The
New
been
The
in
of
to
stock
six
of
that
&
Co.
63
a
the
trade
chandise
sold
housewares
and
and
in
all
and
Co.
request,
the
stores
related
the
date
date
Exchange
located
of
the
includes
Newark,
Street,
In
New
City
has
three
division
N.
furniture,
J.
1955—Month—1954
There
will
have
be
2735
pp.
and
the
sell
apparel
$
payable Feb. 15,
Holders
of
to
1956
The
of
$
permission
Co.
The
of
15
Delaware
Standard
cents.—V.
corporation
183,
129,201,693
class
"B"
Feb.
Milling
quarterly divi¬
will
be
entitled
stock,
common
1956.
Illinois
1,
Co.,
to
company
$30,000,000
"A"
to
cor¬
and
receive
class
divi¬
a
103%
its
of
and
Jan.
on
9
called
outstanding
accrued
interest.
at
note
3%%
redemption
debentures
Payment
will
be
Feb.
on
due
made
Oct.
at
10,
1,
the
next,
1982
at
Continental
Bank & Trust Co., trustee, 231 So. La
Salle Street, Chicago.
The Chase Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange
Place, New York. N. Y.
Holders may convert their debentures
up to the close of
business
on
Feb. 10, 1956, into common stock at the rate
of $43.50
share,
per
that
so
each
$100 of
fractional
The
25%
debentures
shares
will
be
$30,000,000 of above
of
the
rate
same
Talbot
Park
FitzGerald,
arranged
ments,
the
total
be
may
converted
into
2.29885
shares.
authorized
The
x •
.
stockholders
for
business
stock
is
of
the
All
that
loan
orders
the
of
proceeds
The
to
bank
the
have
share,
agent of
distribution.
board
the
the
sell
close
will
proposal
to
stock
a
about
new
Each
of
Main
1,250,000
and
at
shares.
for
one
close
1956.
Hartford
agent
of
the
Feb. '2,
Street,
a
29,
4,
the
in
to
for
the
owners
of
of
2,
in
1956.
the
After
instruc¬
no
of
60
and
the
sales
—V.
182,
1955—Month—1954
cents
per
15,
covering
179,
additional
an
1375.
p,
50,000
shares
1955—10 Mos.—1954
of
common
stock
(par
$1).
Stone Finance Co., Inc.—Stock Offered—R. S.
Co., Charlotte, N. C., on Jan. 3 offered pub¬
licly 9,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred
stock,
series 1955, at par ($25 per share) and
6,000 shares of
class A common stock (par
$5) at $12.50 per share.
share
and
stock,
accrued
to
stock
be
used
to
are
for
go
to
BUSINESS—The
stock
of
cord.
Inc.;
Finance
the
B.
Co.
The
E.
B.
of
series,
size
be
may
from
the
redeemed
sale
of
352,104
type,
Co.
of
is
New
working capital, and from the sale
selling stockholder.
company
Stone
owns
all
Finance
E.
Stone
B.
Co.
Stone
of
Co.
Inc.;
of
E.
Co.,
the
B.
issued
Stone
at
$26.50
preferred
of
the
per
stock
common
B.
Stone
Co.
of
Wilkesboro,
Inc.
was
Inc.;
Finance
outstanding
Co.
E.
of
B.
Con¬
Stone
Company of
Inc.; and
Lexington,
Inc.
incorporated
prices
refunds
Into
14
ranging
to
be
con¬
insured
FHA
an
shares
from
used
working capital.
is
to
of
common
105%
100%,
to
for
pay
expansion
■
.
Delaware
a
different
floor
story
or
corporation,
with
plans;
The
corporation sells
two
story homes, and for a
and
cottage.
the
of
The
vacation
house.
does
of
panels
is
the
sole
business
North
of
two
the
of
have
in
operation
furniture
outside
is
approximately
that
addition
of
capacity
the
items
other
are
subcontractor to
1,200
will
two
he use
increase
fabricators
manufactured
packages
to
a
CAPITALIZATION
mentioned
for
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
tures.
stock
debentures
full
Also,
Judge,
reserved
for
%
the
deben¬
Issuance
among
such
than the Presi¬
(other
persons
the
the
to
See
of a plan' to
split the common stock two shares for
declaration of a 5% stock dividend were
made on Jan. 6.
The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 37%
cents per share of common stock
payable Feb. 6 to shareholders of
record Jan. 20. The 5%
stock dividend is payable Feb. 21 to stock¬
meeting
vide
be
to
two
also
from
value
for
to
20
approve
to
every
split
R.
intention
of
$1
share
per
share
board
of: 80
cents
the
on
to
and
the
versus
President,
establish
present
share.
per
annual
an
of
$1.50
This
of Dec.
cash
would
net
be
182,
value
p.
pro¬
This
of
which
or
$1.03
Net
fiscal
has
been
awarded
extend
late
McDonnell
its
McCulloch
for
said
the
contract—calling
All
of
TEMCO's
pays
1954
$
$
72,678,016
$10.62
of
F-101
follow-on
"Voodoo"
aft
letter
contract,
production,
developer
of
the
was
which
received
supersonic
Air
TEMCO
St.
Louis,
for
basic
has
Mo.,
been
firm
tooling
work
on
the
manufacturing
since
and
Voodoo,
aircraft.—V.
182,
described
p.
1917.
as
the
District
of
calls
from
Force
1953
F-101
when
production—was
twin-jet
fighter,
fuselage
the
original
received.
Mr.
McCulloch
world's
most
powerful
orders
fighter
notification
(par
one
to
mining
182.
from
$59,313,939,
volume
portion of the
completion of
;,t
■
;j
258.
p.
previous
share
to
the
with
the
12
fiscal
against
until
year
net
the
report
fiscal
to
earnings
of
ended
Oct.
$73,467,953
sales
that
at
in
the
plant
stock¬
equal
$1,038,105,
30,
the
1954.
previous
Esterville,
sold
was
this
year,
earnings for
annual
months
included
be
are
operations.
fiscal year amounted to
$1,103,199,
for
the
to
proceeds
Off—Earnings Up—
the
per
compared
share
sales
with
cent)
The
Iowa,)
in
August
an
expansion program at Tobin's two
remain¬
ing plants o.t Rochester and
Albany, N. Y., greater efficiencies in
operations are now
evident, and the company is looking forward to
increased business
and
profits
from
now
oh, Frederick M. Tobin,
President/said.—V. 180, p. 955.
;
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Plans to Refund Bank Loans—
The
stockholders at
a
special
meeting
split of the 3,530,000
outstanding
sufficient
an
stock
increase
000,000
to
in
effect
the
shares.
certificate
to
of
the
common
holder
the
of
number
10
stock
stock.
from
stock
shares
held
Split
approved
common
stockholders
common
of
Stock
Jan.
on
shares
split,
authorized
Each
equal
the
Co.
payable
Feb.
increase
to
which
1
had
holders
equivalent
been
of
of
receiving
record
$1.80
$1.40
addition
200.000
20.
to
since
$10.-
a
new
Jan.
on
20 '
an
initial
split
the
This
annually
annually
augurated.
In
Jan.
share
a
to
receive
record
applicable
to
the
provide
approved
5,000.000
will
of
stock,
represents
the
on
—
2-for-t
a
To
also
Following the stockholders' meeting, the
directors declared
quarterly dividend of 22% cents a share
old
dividends
an
stock
in-)
wer*
to
the stock
split, the shareholders approved a
stock
designed to enable the
company to retain and attract key'
stock
which" may
1
be
issued
under
this
plan
J
:
In
is
limited
announcing the action of the stockholders I
and
directors, Tom
P. Walker,
President, stated that the additional facilities
constructed
in
1955, increasing the
allocated
capacity of the Transcontinentalsystem from 565 million cubic feet
to
have
enabled
his
remarks
"Our earnings
for
30,
the
that
share,
year
this
which
of common
$2.24.
the
During, the
conservative
$2.45
were
of
adjustments,
share
per
1955,
end
earnings.
per
705 million cubic feet
per day,
company to maintain on a sustained
basis the high¬
deliveries of gas to
customers
in
its history
to stockholders, Mr.
Walker said in part:
the
volumetric
In
Of
makes
figure.
about
Our
a
indicated
which
will
conservative
which
operate
will
out
62%
figures
were
a
dividends
payout
and
of
90
to
reduce
months
have
ending
the
figures
amounting
to
$1.40
earnings,
a
verv
the
amount
of
from
the
during 1955.
cents
something over
especially in view
outstanding.
"Exeept for the sale
12
on
results
constructed
payout
represent
figure,
not
anticipate, after year-end
probably represent the 1935
budget calls for earnings of about
$1.23 per share, on the
new
stock which
on
Jan. 10. This, of
course,
represents a
facilities which
new
already
the
do
we
1956
present stock, or
we
submitted for approval
gratifying increase over 1955
the
paid
we
for
we
but
figure
same
year,
stock
course,
yet,
as
on
73%
of
bonds
high
this
on
payout.
the
operation
Our directors
share
per
This
new
is
still
funds
preferred
and
sinking
stock
of
$15,000,000 of preferred stock in
May, 1955.
has been paid for from
the
proceeds of bank loans
generated from operations. These bank
loan's will be refunded
during the Spring of 1956 by the sale of
long-term debt and further
cash
accumulations.
Deferment
of
sinking fund payments arranged
when our secured debt was
consolidated in December, 1954 will
permit
the
financing of these new facilities without the sale
of
additional
common
stock, thus avoiding dilution of the
stockholders' equity.
Transcontinental Production Co. has
been active through the
all
construction
cash
search
a
for
gas
acquired
backyard
more
The
storage
have
reserves
previously
others
West
recently
purpose
in
the
encouraged
year
adjacent
in
of
to
the
Virginia,
pipe
line.
A
number
Pennsylvania
and
of
New
arranged
for, are in the process of
exploration
is
to
find
suitable
this
company's
Eastern
market
So
area.
far,
continued
activity.
Funds for the production
company are being furnished as loans
by the company.
"A further program of
expansion for 1956 is now
being developed.
At the present
time, it is difficult to anticipate
just how much new
service will be
required, but we are looking
forward, we think, to
somewhere between
$35,000,000 to $50,000,000 next year. As soon a3
our
program is completed, we shall
apply to the Federal Power Com¬
mission
for
a
certificate
to
cover
the
new
2736.
The
directors
the
on
F.
extra
an
payable
Randolph,
dividend
figures
Corp.
was
for
securities
Securities
rity
Corp.—50-Cent
declared
stock,
Feb.
construction."—V.
Extra
dividend
24,
1956,
"The
1955
for
underwriting
It
brings
holders, based
combined
Chairman
decided
the
on
total
of
Board
after
upon
both
50
cents
holders
and
and
distributing
to
and
record
directors
tinuing
the
earnings
basic
of
Tri-Continental,"
Tri-Continental
and
retaining
Mr.
the
its
said
final
wholly-
subsidiary,
Union
secu¬
approximating
Randolph stated, "are con¬
policy of paying out all
dividend
realized
(Continued
of
Tri-Continental
1955
results, to over $11,000,000,
net earnings of both
companies.
current
:
share
a
of
President,
determination
Tri-Continental
distributions
182,
Dividend—
of
to
10.
extra
earnings
the
have
common
Francis
the
owned
said, will continue at the company's Dallas, Texas, plant.
McDonnell recently received substantial Air Force
production
the
sales
1954.
Feb.
the
of
stock
above.—V.
recent
Tri-Continental
1957.
Corp.,-
future
a
drilled.
$1.60
fighter.
sections
when
for
With the
results
multi-million-dollar
a
production
President, said
tooling
as
well
as
Aircraft
total
common
being
to
$11.48
McCulloch,
additional
Corp.
in
aggregated
year
division
of
per
sales
and
now
letter
a
common
1
York,
1161.
p.
share.
to
Southern
2516.
without underwriting.
incident
share,
leases
115,940,165
will-
its subsidiary, Star
Clarke, U. S. District
the
Ferry, Inc.—New Interests—
Aircraft
Net earnings for the
$1.30 per common
the
2515.
sections
and
for
p.
filed
of
share,
expenses
decline
a
on
dividend
1955
corporation
182,
holders.
to
p.
contract
Industries
by Thurmond
Court
had higher net income and
ended Oct. 29, 1955,
according
year
TEMCO Aircraft Corp.—Awarded New
Contract—
fuselage
30
shares
per
pay
Bellanca
the
Assets Up 59.5%—
:
per
Dec.
on
cents
to
is
it
equivalent
182,
31—
assets—
asset
annual
to
value
par
that
Telautograph
share.—V.
per
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.
Net
the
stock
held.
declared
presently outstanding stock.
dividend
Thomas
District
company
in
Chairman
the
annual
—V.
at
common
then
be
of
Kurtin,
stock
As
plan
a
the
share
one
sought to increase the authorized common
shares to 2,500,000 shares. The new stock
would
500,000
par
March
stock
will
asked
Court Decree—
Tobin Packing Co.,
Inc.—Sales
and
be
share.
Louis
per
on
of
'
7.
will
held
shares
a
per
an
Feb.
207,607
Calif., a subsidiary, has been
against Lights by Starlite, Ltd., also
awarded
S.
500,000
25
Despite
of
the
record
at
used
stock
Announcement
of
of
was
U.
corporation
be
have
Telautograph Corp.—Plans Two-for-One Split—
stockholders
7th
shares."
an
such
holders
favor
the
to
by
authorization will be offered, or the
persons to whom or
prices at which the offer will be made, if
any.—V. 182, p. 2837.
and
701,119
289,160
Chas. A. Starr.
The
and Treasurer)
as
the President and Treasurer
might designate.
aggregate of 4,500 shares was sold pursuant to said
authorization.
determination has been made as to when and
whether the balance
of
of
covering
offered
Nov.
of
on
advisors, employees and other
1,029,880
Thunderbird Development,
Inc., Craig, Colo.—Files—
The
SEC
"364,500 shs.
conversion
dent
No
in
$300,000
500,000 shs.
shares
573,032
1,202,263
Angeles,
California, Central Division.—V.
est
Aug. 13, 1954 the corporation authorized
shares for not .less than
par
value
to
and
15,000
Los
injunction
in
name
decree
Lighting Fixture Co;,
Outstanding
$300,000
10c)
(par
including 42,000
permanent
personnel.
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
1.354,633
335,316
..
940,846
..
V
•
.
1,199,298
Lighting Fixture Co.,
option plan
above.
corporation
the
convertible
19,086
856,449
2837.
p.
a
73,411
'
•
1,506,614
income
oper.
1,600
of
*
10-year
13,593
1952
$126,415
'
year;
per
minimum
design provided by the corporation. Other
components are manufactured by
leading manufacturers and supplied
to the corporation's
builder-dealers as required.
6%
47,163
1953
-
,
1956.
no
Negotiations
in
the
61,445
101,304
,
railway
railway___
182,
$4,429
76,022
Los Angeles.
The latter firm which now is
enjoined from using
"Lights by Starlite," the trade name
"Starlite," or any similar language
its catalog and
advertising, hence forth must use the designation
"Chas. A. Starr Light Co." or
any similar designation which includes
the
Apart¬
case.
are
1—
TMT Trailer
Brattle
several
contemplated
is
with
for
in
ry.
$100,102
125,984
income—
oper.
Jan.
from
1954
$157,292
in
City, have
the United
recently been completed with a fifth
Omaha, Neb., and are being concluded v/ith a sixth In
Pittsburgh, Pa. The present minimum capacity of the four fabricators
Mr.
and
Finance
Laurinburg,
Finance
North
Finance
of
E.
York
Virgina.
convertible
at
1955
889.
p.
principal
Street, Cambridge, Mass.
It is engaged
"packages" of principal components for partially pre¬
so
designed that their internal structure can be
55
Manufacture
fabricator
for
the
a
Finance
B.
conventional
proceeds
for
at
corporation
Robert
proceeds
Rockingham,
Inc.;
Stone
net
following corporations:
E.
Albemarle,
E.
1955
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
are
of
1
&
preferred
brokers,
_
(E. B.)
The
net
used
give
fabricators.
Total
Dickson
Insurance
manufacturing, but has made arrangements
with four manufacturers located
respectively in Boston, Mass., Hunt-,
ington, N. Y., Urbana, 111.,, and St. Paul, Minn., to
manufacture the
$5
Sterling Investment Fund, Inc., Charlotte, N.
C.—Reg¬
isters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
i This corporation on Jan. 9 filed a registration statement with the
EEC
Life
for
homes
to
the
new
—v.
1,088,545
344,338
construction.
Assurance Society of
$1,000,000 on the Talbot Park
of
redeemed
interest in each
and
have
Up—
$2,416,228 $15,919,18 $14,745,368
2836.
p.
Commission
Life
debentures
offices
Approval
$2,588,568
U.
Occidental
for
$814,450
pay
Inc.,
be
may
stock
Net
loan
"packages" for both one
"Holiday House"
The
March
record
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—December Sales
Period End. Dec. 31—
Bisco,
vacation
fractions.
dividend
stockholders
the
P.
interest.
the
of
$100 of
distributing
varied
1917.
p.
to
by The Life Insurance
and
activities
The
purposes
market
such
California
from
used
Equitable
PROCEEDS—The
Conn.,
be
which
open
of
cash
must
March
on
fractions
sold
quarterly
1956,
rights
business
by
be
&
the
loan,
plus accrued
of
Increase
to
distribution
about
fractional
registered
declared
March
182,
a
outstanding
or
company
represented
to
also
payable
1956.—V.
by
and
on
of
shares
voted
or
be
of
mortgage
made
one
received
remitted
date
the
buy
shares
been
favor
853,902
payable
Co., 803
Trust
the
Techbuilt Homes, Inc., Cambridge,
Mass.—Debentures
Offered—Aetna Securities
Corp., New York, on Jan. 6
publicly offered $300,000 of 6% convertible debentures
due Dec. 15, 1965, at 100% of
principal amount.
An
in
issued
same
1956,
transfer
date
tions
&
stock
from
shares
17,
Bank
such
hands
the
on
Jan.
voted
10
stock
three
each
on
Connecticut
•
capital
directors
share
Jan.
on
$50,000
taining 296 apartments.
"Not
debentures constitute only
182, p. 2735.
outstanding.—V.
next,
lis Warren Street,. Norfolk, Va.
property, erected in 1942, comprises 33 two-story
buildings
The
issued.
mentioned
Stanley Works, New Britain, Conn.—Stock Dividend—
the
1,153,801
96,614
Thomas Industries Inc.—Wins
Apartments Norfolk,
Va.—Financing—
Reed
with
first
officers;
The
508,032
of
1,
Trust
&
addition, the company asked permission to borrow
$750,000 on
short-term 3%% notes from Bank of
America, N- A.f San Francisco,
Calif., to expire not later than June, 1957.—V,
The
for
Feb.
of
as
Banking
In
or
No
to
$1,665,000
would
now
(Indiana)—Calls 25% of Debentures
Illinois
111.,
3,243.096
828,273
216,870
income—
railway
railwayj
awarded
Redemption-
redemption
Pennsylvania
applied
borrow
proceeds
panels.
an
8.
p.
for
First
has
it
Standard Oil Co.
The
27,675
2516.
from
—V.
The company plans-to borrow
on
a
4.2% refunding note
payable from 1962 to 1082, and to contract for an additional
$850,550
on
a
ry.
Star
'i
cottage package is
priced
by; the corporation at approximately
$2,000;
the
one
story
and two story home
packages vary from $5,000 to $12,000, depending
poration, who have not exchanged their shares for class
shares
called
the
at
company
The
stockholders of record
stock
common
been
made
fabricated
Co.—5-Cent Dividend—
declared
Net
The
in
1955—12 Mos.—1954
19,783,137 130,414,681
This company, a Delaware
corporation, has
dend of 5 cents per share on class. "A" and
of
32,602
3,132,110
railway..!..
p.
from
2254.
p.
V.
Sunland-Tujunga Telephone Co. (Calif.)—Financing—
main
2472.
Standard Milling
'
Co., 15th
of 15-year 3 % %
debentures at 102%
and accrued interest.
Payment
and Chestnut
Sts., Philadelphia 1, Pa.—V. 182, p. 417.
mer¬
furnishings,
store
$
20,166,478
—
182,
V--'
BUSINESS—Company
$
Sales
dend
16,145
2,434,184
from
Net
.
completed.—V. 182,
was
Sun Ray Drug Co.—Partial
stock
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—December Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
Gas
■
executive
"B"
4,513
November—
Gross
.
2254.
p.
share.; It
per
and
The
home
addition,
York
of
York
also
company
In
that
chain
a
New
SEC
security
outstanding
operate
in
unincorporated
store
suspend
and
held.
99%
Together they
The
to
the
as
Exchange,
not
merchandise.
34th
182,
such
Stock
be
separate
a
Stock
determined
owns
stores
retail
a
these
other
Pittsburgh and
sporting goods.—V.
—V.
112,355
Texas & Northern
Ry.—Earnings—
the
Net
the
of
with
secondary offering of 2,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on Jan. 3 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at
$19.75 per share, with a dealer's discount of 45 cents
The
hearing
Spears."
as
Propane
A
hearing
delisting
American
notification
Net
Slates
has
on
old business,
"LB
in
public
a
1956.
the
on
stock
furniture
name
latter's
American
public
stores in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Ludwig Baumann operates
store
the
on
year
installment
10,
Exchange.
accordingly,
common
dealings
Ludwig Baumann
retail
under
by
the
Jan.
stock
common
announced
company,
to
that
possible
Exchange has now been requested by the
delisting hearing in view of the fact their
the
Governors,
Spear
previously
This
Stock
the
toward
At
company.
made
was
step
postponed
approved
admitted
initial
hold
list
Board
dealings
the
was
to
to
announcement
an
this
York
not
application
is
as
of
hearing
company
has
1955,
stock
of
167,
Spear & Co,—To Change Listing Status—
common
letter
a
;
the
use
4 filed
Corp.—Secondary Offering—
promissory
notes,
Jan.
on
Gross
Suburban
.
The
1952
$321,888
121,817
2,793,125
railway____
oper.
182,
From
.
Georgia
of
from
Net
—V.
covering 1,200,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
25 cents
per share, through R. Reynolds & Co., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
The net
proceeds are to be used to-pay expenses incident to
mining operations.
—V. 179, p. 2081.
•
ther details follow:
(A.
1953
$304,297
54,330
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
■
Gas
24,000 shares of
x
1954
$235,533
28,517
railway
railway______
from
Strategic Metals, Inc., Tungstonia, Nev.—Files—
South
share,
1955
$234,426
from
1118.
p.
made
-Earnings—
November—
Gross
"
home- office
new
Street
College
loan.—
Char¬
engaged
-
company
building
acquired
$1,000,000
a
St.,
are
property,
with
.
The
Tryon
wholly owned subsidiaries
sales financing,
the making of
automobiles
automobile
South
|i
six
and
off
pay
1947.
automobile
consumers
of
activities-
,
The
in
placing
added to capital
was
4,
and
company
primarily
investment trusts.
against treasury stock and $223,451
surplus.
/
Jan.
on
lotte, N. C.
Privately—The company, it was announced on Jan.
11,
sold 31,174 shares of its
capital stock (treasury
shares) at a price of $10.75 a share, principally to two
has
9
on
capital
page
49)
gains
arising
out
o£
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
10
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the payments previ¬
which have not yet reached their
ously announced, but
Fund—
Aberdeen
Participating
2-
1-
3
2-17
1-27
-14C
2-17
2-17
1-27
Quarterly from net income——
Equitable Assurance Co.
1-25
12-31
7-
5
6-30
50c
1-18
11-30
20c
(s-a)
com.
3-22
3-
Products
3-
1
2-10
5c
1-25
12-31
$4.50
3-1
2-20
2-
1
2-
(quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
$15c
(year-endi
Co. (s-al_
Avondale Mills, common
(increased quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Balanced Mutual Fund of Canada Ltd
Charlotte Air Line Ry.
&
Atlanta
Best
Products
Metal
Arcadia
Co.
&
19551
be
will
Hartz
Corp.,
Idaho
pref.
6V2%
Canada
Malting,
Special
2-17
1-20
U
$1.25
2-15
1-31
125c
3- 1
1-18
1-13
2-15
2-15
1-20
2-14
1-20
Lincoln
2
3-19
1-11
Macco
Msrmon-Herrington
McColl
2-15
2-
McCormick
44-
3-15
2
Mead
1-14
2-1
1-14
2-
1
•) 1-14
25c
2-
1
1-10
25c
2-1
1-10
30C
2-
1
1-10
2-
4.30%
Meier
Light,
2-29
1-31
Missouri Natural Gas Co.
2-20
Monon
3-10
3-15
2-15
3-15
2-15
1
1-16
9
2-10
1-20
$1.05
$1
2-10
1-20
2-1
1-14
$1.05
2-1
1-14
Cleveland," crncinnati,
2-10
1-20
2-20
2-10
15c
;
(quar.)
& St.
Chicago
Ry., common (s-a)
5% preferred (quar;)——
2-1
10%
—-
Co.—
See dlv.
(Name changed to Monon RR.)
announcement under new name.
(N. Y.)
1-21
62 ViC
(quar.)
Ltd.
'
1-23
•
Increased
68c
$5
1-31
1-20
$1.25
1-31
3-
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
—
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis)
(quar.)— _
Colgate-Palmolive Co., com. (inc. quar.) —
-
New
York
State
preferred
Gas., com.
preferred
$4.50
2-10
1-10
Northwest
2-7
4.60%
87 Vic
3-31
3-14
1
Airlines,
63rd
2-
1
1-16
125
$1.16
2-
1
1-16
Ontario
10c
1-16
12-30
Pacific
Lighting
60c '
1-16
1-11
Pacific
Western
1-16
1-11
Parker
(S.
;
com.
<quar.)_
>
(quar,)
—_
Consolidated Dearborn (increased quar.)—■_
Consol. Engineering
Corp.
(name changed
to Consolidated Electrodynamics)—_____
Consolidated Freightways (increased quar.)_
Electric,
$1,50
preferred
32 Vic
2-
1
1,-20
East
Loan
6%
Street,
$1.06
—
(quar.)
Oil, 4%
Laundries
40c
-3-15
3-1
25c
3-1
2-15
5c
3-9
2-24
3
$2.50
2-15
2-;i
s' 3
$2,50
;
,
———
.____—
(quar.)
Cork Si Seal Co.,
Cuneo
Press, 3Vi%, preferred' (quar.)—_
Ltd.
Mfg..,
•
$2
3-
-
(monthly)
2-
3
3
'
3-
25c
1
2-
Drexel Furniture .(quar.)
1-17
1-31
2-21
2-
2-21
2-1
25C
__
„
Peoples
Dreyfus Fund, Inc.—
(9c from earned income and 51c
Duke Power
2-for-l
1-20
Petroleum
1
Corp.
Phaostron
Phila.,
Co.
of
held
sh!
no
2-, 1
$4
1-15
1-16
preferred
4%%
:
pfd.
5%
1-20
1-31
(quar.).___
(quar.U________^
preferred
preferred
Stock
■
,
25c
8
Pope
$1
2-
1
1-18
25c
2-
1
1-18
60c
(quar.)
:r
6%
Erie
1st
&
Exeter
preferred
3-
2-
1-
Pittsburgh
&
Hampton
Fedders-Quigan,
5c
i
„
-
5%
preferred
5% preferred
Fireman's
Gtd.
series
A
Insurance
Gas
Foote Bros.
\
(Wash.,
Motor,
(Ga.)
&* Electric
preferred
American
(quar.)__
D.
C.)
(extra)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Bear & Machine,
5%% "conv.
Ford
(quar.)_
(1953 series)
com.
Life
(quar.) _1_1
dep. .receipts—
Foundation Trust Shares,
class
A
1-20
quar.)_
Y.)
five-for-one
a
shs.
outstg.
effective
$6 pfd.
at
split
once.
$1.50
(quar.)
(increased
common
preferred
(quar.)
—
approved
Transit,
quar.)_
2-15
15c
62Vic
,v
(quar.)
Peninsula Power, com.
preferred <quar.)__^
preferred (quar.)
2-
37Vic
1
1-15
2-
1
1-16
1-20
2-
1
S1.31V4
2-
1
2-1
1-20 -
72c
1-31
1-
9
(quar.)
$1.25
1-15
1-
4
common)..
100%
1-12
25c
2-15
60c
2-15
Sciver
(J.
Wilson
Winn
(stock div.
(initial
pfd.
conv.
Gibbs
&
Co.,
(quar.)—
Machine
Co
Co.
Wisconsin
Fund,
Public
Inc
Service—
(increased
Common
1-31
1-23
2-29
3-31
2-20
3-20
44c
"
^
1-31
1-16
3-20
2-22'
;
30c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.l
$1.25
Jr.
2-
1-15
1
$1.26
2-
1
1-15
25c
3-
1
25c
(Wm.)
4- 2
2-20
3-20
2-10
1-31
(monthly)
(F.
W.)
(increased
Co.
62Vic
quar.)
'.
3-
1
Yates-Anierican
Machine
1-23
York
(extra)
1-31
20c
1-10
25c
2-15
2-16
2-16
25c
<quar.|___
10c
5c
Miles
Extra
1
2-10
'
1-31
Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields, Inc.—
Hoover
&
Below
8
weeks and not yet
dends
8
$1
2-
1
1
2-15
1
2-11
2-
1
2-23
2-
K.
A.
1-25
25c
Name of
1-20
3-
1-18
The list does not include divi¬
paid.
this
announced
week, these being given
in the
U.
Aberdeen Fund.
Acme
1
1-20
1-25
12-31
shares)
Amer.
on
1-27
21c
52c-
_
Aluminum-Alloys, Inc.—
convertible
$1.10
;
Payable of Rec.
47o
(interim)
receipts
dep.
Amer.
(Approximately
.
-
CompanyShare
Holders
When
Per
1-20
10c
1- 3
preceding table.
1-17
2-
1-17
'
give the dividends announced in previous
we
1-20
Jl5c
1
(Year-end)
1-20
1
(quar.)
.1
1
10c
(quar.)£5c2-
1
-
1
>
1-20
clears
.
Randall
,
.3-
2:
1
2-10
2-1
2-
■
1
Roanoke
.1-15
preferred
•
-
payment
(this
Coal
Co.—
.Rockland
1
1-16,
4-16
4- 2
2-24
2-8
called for redemption on
3- 1
$1.75
40c
20c
..
115c
115c
class
Gas
50c
(quar.)
70c
(quar.)....
2-28
2-17
40c
1-16
1-10
.
•<
(quar.)
32 V2 c
1.2156 V4
$0.2156 >A
1
1-15
1-16
1-11
22-
1
1
2 3/lCc
2-10
22c
1-15
1-20
1-20
1-
3
12-30
(stock div.)
&
W Find
4 %
conv.
$3.75
preferred
Aluminium
1- 9
1-
2-1
2- 1
2-L:
1-24
1-24
1-2.4
&
Sargent &
•Sargent
&
Co.
2- 1
2-1
1-25
1-20
1-24
Amerada
3- 5
3- 5
2-15
2-15
Co.
2-
1-10
1
1-20
2-
1
1-19
1
1-19
4-
1
3-19
2-10
1-20
2nd
Petroleum
Greenleaf
-
Selected American Shares—
'
(From
•
profits realized from
•
sale of
-
ities during 1955 payable in cash or stk,)
Sierra
6%
Pacific
preferred
Power
Co.,
(quar.)
com
3-15
2- 8
J25c
$$1.31
3- 1
3-1
-40c
"
1-31
2-8
2-8
1-16
Co.
(quar.)
Products
4V2%
American
1-18
'12-28
V '
50c
-50c
50c
(monthly)———-
'
2-15
2-15
1-30
1-19
*
1-30
25c
2-
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
1
r30c
Co.,
com.
(incr
quar.)
1-20)
1-16
'
1-20
1-20
1-20
1- 6
1
1
1-24
(quar.)—$1.25
preferred
1- 3
32-
30c
"
J.
1-16
1-16
30c
(quar.)
Home
1-17
1-31
•
75c
Radio
Extra
American
2-1*"
50c
i__
Distilling
Can
4-
12Vs>c
(quar.)
(St. Louis")— "
Co.
American
American
25c
1-13
1.
.
4
profit
American
1- 6
2-
1
1-
9
American
28c
$1.50
2-
1
1-18
1-18
American
2-
1
-
from
6%
Ltd.—
$1.12,/a
(quar.)
and
sale
National
(Increased
1-27
61c
Co.,
Mutual Fund
income
ment
s
Metal
preferred
50c
'Sheraton, Inc.
1
—
Book
&
1-15
.
-
2-17
2-29
(quar.)
American Cable
1-31
»
.
secur-
1-31
$47c
*
Quarterly
American
50c
(quar.)
1- 9
12-23
.
Ltd.—
(initial)
American Automobile Insurance
$1.50
*
R.___
933/4C
(quar.)___
Canada.
of
preferred
preferred (quar.)—
;_
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Goods Mfg. Co. (extra)
Amalgamated- Sugar Co., 5%
pfd.
25c
R.
3-10•
5V<%
5%
(quar.)
Schenectady
30c
quar.)—;
4%
.
Foods, Inc.-r—
preferred
1-24'
1-20
2-15
Aluminum
4Vi %
9
American
Saratoga
15c
7,5c
30c
(quar.)
(increased
Common
American-Marietta
'
(year-end)
(quar.)
com.
common
Co.'
of America—
Aluminum Co.
1-12
2-
25%
Pictures,
Steel
'
1-20
$1.16
(increased)—
Artists
Cast
2-15
2-17
2-28
1-25
'
;
12
Jan.
Allied Stores Corp.,
Alloy
.
1-24
$1.18
preferred B
68 Vie
20c
1-27
17Vic
;
4.75%
S
70c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Light & Power, com.
preferred A (quar.)
Ronson Corp.
5c
.
Tobacco Co.,
B
35c
.
Corp
.
1-27'
2-15
10%
(quar.)_
Allied
1-20
2-15
7c
-
2-20
2- 1
2-15
- -
share plus this dividend) convertible
per
to
7Vic
75c
(Ohio)
~
;/
(entire issue
Jan. 16 at $102
convertible-preferred
$4,375
*
'
'
6c
■
quar.)_
Allegheny Ludlnm Steel Corp.:—^
9c
(R. J.)
1-11
2-
Products .(increased
Air
1-13
1-16
1-16;
* 1-16
\ 2- 3
12-21
1-10
1-16
Y
—
„
2-20
•
I2V2C
39c
Fund
2-6
.
2-1
3- 1
1-20
2- 1
.28c
5%
i
dividend)-—
(stock
Corp.
Control
2- 1
2- 1
1-13?
1-13.
2-4
50c
14c
preferred fquar.)
Aeroquip
■
2- 4
r
10c
.'
55c pfd,. (quar.)
3-1
(quar.)
2-29
5c
Mfg.,
5Y-*%
,
,4Qc
(quar.)_
3- 4
'
Welder
2-17
■
Aeronca
2-29
1-31
.?
Corp.
2- 1
$1.10
—
—^
62Vic
;
(quar.)
Products, Ltd., class A
1-16
3-12
Millis
Adams
Affiliated
(quar.)
4.65%
1-20
1-31.
3-12
100%
7Vic
^
(quar,)
;
.
.1--7
2-15
,
Co.
Extra
Co.
,1
1-20
,
115c
"3-22
Steel
arrears)
$1
(quar.)„
1-20
■!
div.):
1-14
"
Acme
,
all
200%
Insurance
Common
2-15
,
30c
Insurance..
Co.
Reliable
3-22
3-3l
115c.
Resistance
3-31
40c
Class B
2-15
•
I
35c
RR.
"
6c
1
•
1
3-12
1
6c
1
2-
•
1
2-
6c
(monthly)
Stores)
2-
quar.)
4-
1
2-
12-30
-
___
2-
(quar.)_i
2-
changed"
(name
Monthly
\5%
12-20-
2-15
$1.0G'/4
(quar.).,.
Grocery
1-20
1-10
10c
3-
2-15
(quar.)_
300%
(stock dividend)
pfd.
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
on
quar.)
Sewing
Lovett
&
(quar.)
class A pfd.
B.), 5%
common
&
;
Fund
Line
Wilcox
3-9
(extra)_i
(stock
1
2-
$1.37Vi
4.80%
1-20
Participating
.
2-28
75c
(quar.)__
(N.
Y.)
Weyerhaeuser Timber
1-16
dividend
62 Vic
(quar.)
the
50c
2-
Fund
15c
87 Vie
87V2c
(quar.)
com.
(N.
Stores Corp.,
New
3-9
3-9
(quar.)j
65c
(quar.)_
Electric
First R. R. & Banking
»iPitchburg
15c
Corp.
Co.
Washington Steel
6
2-
(quar.)_!
Gamble
&
2-15
1
3-1
15c
62 >/2c.
62V2c
(quar.)
(initial
pref.
conv.
(extia)___
Corp.—
Fire Insurance
Woolworth
1-30
}$1
common
preferred
Reynolds
>
1-20
each
Monthly
4% pref. (quar.)
pfd. (resumedi__
Norristown
common
Pyramid
1-16
2-21
'
; $1.25
&
Talbot,
&
6%
1-24
2-15
12V2C
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., corp.
5% 2nd preferred
(siar.)
..
for
com.
5.04%
4-1
4-1
4-1
dividend
Quinte Milk
2-
10%
$1.183/4
(quar.)
1-20
1
22V2C
of
1-20
Corp.
Aircraft
Wrigley
25c
(extraii;__.i__
Consolidation
Pittsburgh
Equitable Credit Corp.—
50c
sh.
$1.50
preferred
Stock
10C%
Empire District Electric,
1
2-
(initial quar.)
2-10
Van
1- 3
1- 5
2-15
Pittsburgh, Ycungstown k Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
Pneumatic Scale Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
;
-
par
—
Eagle Fire Insurance (N. J.); (stock div.)—_
Eastern Sugar Associates——w—
...
2-
9
Line—
2-24
Value
1-20
50c
Quarterly
Puritan
r J. eoc -v.
effect
to
1-14
1
of
1-27
1-16
1-16
1-16
1-
of America
(initial)
Germantown
Pillsbury Mills Inc.,
1-10
;
net
.j,'
(One sh.
each
for
split)
from
profits)
(stock dlv.).
stock
com.
-
securities
1-25
1
S. Trust
1-20
1-12
Co.);
Jewelers
.
realized
1-
$1.25
held)
Stockholders
1-20
1-30.
1-23
933/4c
S1.12V2
$ 1.12V2
Corp., com„: (quar.)
Credit
Procter
i,
1-16
1-14
(initial s-a)
(Mo.), new com.
(One
1-31
1-31
10c
(quar.)
40c
preferred (quar.)_~__Pennsylvania Gas Co. (quar.)
6
2-15
1
50c V
50c
Aircraft .(quar.);
pouglas
10c
$1.25
(Mass.)
75c
<
$1.60
6
2-6
3-3
-
40c
(increased)—___
Fields
3-
35C
(quar.)
Inc.
Oil
2-
Penn-Texas
1-16
2-15
35c
stock/(quar.)—Li
Houses,
2-15
87 Vic
(quar.)
A
com
Voting common
/•.. Debenture^
Dominquez
1
11-1
;_
f
Dobbs
8-
8-15
11-15
150c
!
Crown
Dennison
5-1
•5-15
•
$2.50
$2.50
Quarterly
Quarterly
1-16
common
(quar.__
5Vi%
50c
Insurance
7
a
2-
S.
Casualty Co.. (name recently changed
Peerless
to
2
3-14
Corson
"
on
-
3-
10c
(quar./;—
(G. & W. H.), Inc. (quar.)
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)—
Quarterly
2-
2-
»
-Consolidated
20
the
1-20
6
2-21
633/4c
Upper
50c
Pedlow-Nease.Chemical, (initial
Peerless
split
2-
5% '
$1.22'/2
Wyscng &
(quar.)_
preferred
37Vic
meet¬
quar.)
20c
40c pfd.
& Co.,
C.)
1-31
}12Vic
March
to
283/4c
Co.
1
2-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
4%
1-23
1
(s-a)
Debenture
&
1
2-
T
(quar.)
U.
cash
(Hartford).
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd.,
(quar.)
15c
s-a)_._
Insurance
2-
2-15 *.
preferred
United
2- 3
(quar.)
Fire & Marine
Northwestern
2-15
basis.
(initial
5%
3- 1
common
pref.
conv.
1
$1.04
$1.08
the annual
on
class A
Monthly
(quar.)—
1-20
3-
2-
preferred
to
:—
3-5
preferred (quar.)
Community Frosted Foods (s-a)
6%
&
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
75C
4.65%
Concord
Elec.
334%
30c
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Colorado & Southern Ohio. Electric—
4lA7c
(quar.)
(increased
Insurance
Northeastern Insurance Co.
87 Vic
-
1
1
.
$1.88
Brake
Air
Fire
1-14
2-15
1.
Finance,
United
tl5c
——
York
2-10
50 c
special gtd.
regular gtd.
in
1-20
1-25
25c
(quar.)
common
Wisconsin
payable
1-20
1-31
27Vic
__;
proposal
Tri-Continental
12-31
'
;—
1955
1-20
-1-31
$4.90
Canada
of
1-13
1-31
19c
fquar.)____
preferred
United
1-15
Welding Machine Co.—
.*
during
stock)
York
New
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
4%
$1.25
$1.10
$1.12Vi
$1.20
preferred (initial!
-_$0.122777;
New England Confectionery Co._^
25c
New England Fund—
(Quarterly of 24c from net investment inc.
and a year-end of $1.64 from net capi¬
tal gains realized from sale of portfolio
1-20
:■
_______
11V4c
—
New
________
,
conv.
or
2-15
2- 1
2-15
2-10
2- 1
2-10
2- 1
2-. 1
2- 1
50c
32'/2C
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
1-31
$2.55
National Finance Co.—
1-14
2-23
10c
Louis
Chemical
&
Drug
3-29
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
Carson (Canada),
held
div.
1-17
37Vic
will vote at
common
"
2
19c
(quar.)
(Calif.)
two-for-one
a
2-
15c
Corp.
be
U.
6 3/10c
(quarterly!
National Electric
securities
7 Vic
—
1-30
2-
I2V2C
Fund—
Income
National
1-21
nac
Channing Corp. (quar.)—
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.
City Title Insurance Co.
4.80%
1
1-16
:
5Va%•
preferred (quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
Mutual
---—
15c
"
32Vic
(quar.)_
Railroad, class A com—'
Power, 4.40% pfd;
4.50%
to
share
2-3
2-3
2-3
-1-20
_w—
Monongahela
(quar.)
3-1
3- 1
3-1
—-—-—~
(increased)
Gas
3-20
quai.;_
60c
$1.06)4
5334c
—
1
2-
1-30
60c
com.
Transcontinental Gas Pipe
1-10
1-20
^—
Minneapolis
2-
2- 1
2- 1
:
1-10
3-
$5
1-31
___
(quar.)
1-10
4-2
'
pfd.
4%
(quar.l
s-a)
$29'/4C
preferred (quar.)_^——
Century Food Market, 5% preferred
Cerro de Pasco (stock div.)
.,
Frank
&
(Increased
1
8 3/4%
2-29
$2.50
50c
(quar.)
2-
2-15
33Vi%
A
&
Industries,
Time
Merchants & Manufacturers Insurance (N. Y.)
t50c
(lncrcaseu
Co.
&
G.)
common
$37V2C
—
130c
preferred (quar.)—
2nd preferred
(quar.)
$25c
.
_
2- 1
3- 1
3- 1
1-31
2-24
(s-a)
2-1
•
——
pfd.
33c
<-■>
2- 1
(quar.)
Meyercord Co. <quar.)_
Midwest
Piping
(quar.)
31 Vic
—
50c
—
Ltd.
Co., 5%
&
Corp.,
4V2 %
,
Co
dividend)
preferred
directors'
Texas
87'/2c
50c
87%c
15c
10c
(quar.i____
Oil
(Arthur
McKee
3-15
2
1
$20C
--
4.20'a
.
3
ing
New
(quar.)
Fronter.ac
1
+Pc
Central Power &
Corp.
2-15
5c
(quar. 1
dividend
Stock
common
3-19
1
2-
—
preferred (quar.)_/
4.20%
Printing,
Pearson
Stock
pay¬
$3.50
2-15
1-16
com.
A
Title Insurance
increased)-
Ltd.
5c
(quar.)__
(initial)
preferred
on
preferred (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic, common (quar.)
3Vi '/n preferred (quar.)
8
2-25
4-
omitted
Candy Shops,
1-11
10c
(Calif.)
Stockholders
time).
this
1-16
2-10
1-16
(quar.l
Gas
conv.
2-15
(quar.)
-
(Directors
Co.
1-20
3-10
55c
;
(stock
Telaautograph
3-12
at
1-20
20c
Rubber
5%
2-10
Secord
1
Co
preferred
Taylor,
1-14
2-
4-
15C
•
Tractor, com.
Caterpillar
1-16
3- 9
50c
1-25
&
1-14
2-
to Dec.
arrears
(Del.), class A
J.)
Corp.
4.32%
$1.25
40c
10c
1
3-
—
(year-end)
70c
1-20
1-25
1- 9
2-24
Co
Ltd.
1
$1.10
J(quar.)
:
Electric, common (quar.)
4.16%
preferred B (quar.)
2-16
3- 1
1
2-
J20c
(quar.)
shares
Ltd.
2- 1
2-20
1.
(s-a)
1-14
2-
$2.75
Suburban Gas Service
3- 1
3-10
Laura
1
Canadian Investment
Carreras
40c
30c
1-16
12-31
10c
Tampa
(quar.)
1
Service—
(Clears all
common
6%
593/ac
30c
1-20
2-
28 YsC
preferred (inltial-quar.)
Fund, Ltd.—
4Vi"%
New
1-20
1-31
2
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
<quar.)_:
Suburban
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment (quar.)
Kansas City Title Insurance—
New common (initial (s-a)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
L'Aiglon Apparel (quar.)—,
Lafayette National Bank of Brooklyn in N. Y.
2-21
$38c
(quar.)
com.
Swan
2- 1
(quar.)
43/4%
t32»/2c
Ltd.
1-20
31'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
3- 2
2-
(quar.)
(increased
Power
Electric
Works
Stouifer
2-15
31c
(quar.)
-
Foundries,
Iron
3-12
2- 1
-
1- 9
1-31
2-28
3-10
—
$1
Canada
25c
tl2V2c
12-31
12-31
2-29
3- 1
3- 9
'
,
1-14
1-31
Co., new comr.nn (initial quar.)—
Aluminum & Chemical, com.
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
1-14
2- 1
3c
3c
___—
3-30
37Vic
(quar.).;
•
Casualty
Milling
B
New
50c
—
(initial)
com.
&
(Wni.
Stanley
2-29
1-25
1-25
1-16
$20c
40c
2-15
2-17
Class
Stange
1-31
3-2
3-
Petroleum Corp.—
preferred
preferred
Standard
1-31
12c
3-30
3-30
31. 1953)
3- 1
2-15
7c
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (quar.).
Springfield Gas Light (increased quar.).;
183/4c
Kaiser
95c
1st
Water & Telephone, com.
3-30
J2y2c
Building Credit,
Interprovincial
17 Vic
quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$1.20 preferred (quar.)
$1.25 preferred Iquar.)^—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
Canada Cement Ltd., com. (quar.)
t3V/*c
__
Joy Mfg
87 Vic
Corp., $1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Butler's Inc., com, (increased quar.)
—
4Vi % preferred
(quar.)
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., com. (quar.)——
80c
2- 6
(quar.)
(Pa.i
1-14
.
preferred (quar.)
2nd partic. pfd. (quar.)
2-15
2-24
—
Reinsurance
Inter-Ocean
ment
Burry Biscuit
Calif.
Co.
Insurance
1-31
$1
50c"
(quar.)
Buell Die & Machine Co. (quar.)
$1.50
Co.
Power
Lang
preferred
$3.80
3-15
1
1-27
5
31 Vic
(quar.)
17 %c
Ltd., class A
F.)
1-14
Gas—
(increased
Common
(J.
1
25c
-
Taunton
60c
preferred
Spear & Co.—
$5.50 preferred
Ltd.—
(quar.)
new
(s-a)
4%
Brockton
1-23
1-13
3-
38%c
$1.55
4.40%
1-31
45c
(quar.)._
conv.
1-13
19c
preferred
6%
1-31
(quar.)
$1.25
Southern Calif.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7Vic
(increased quar.)
Sonotone Corp., com. (increased quar.)
of America
i___
A
2-15
$1.25
(quar.)
com.
2- 1
conv.
When
Share
(quar.)
Skelly Oil
2- 1
1-20
Inc.—
8tores, 5% conv.
Hussmann
Refrigerator
dividend will
preferred (quar.)—
Borg-Warner Corp., com. (quar.)
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern
15c
Holly
ers'
option.
Booth Fisheries
3- 9
2- 1
(quar.)
Chemical,
Harshaw
in cash. The other distribution
paid in casn or slock at i»um-
paid
3-23
2-20
,
-
-
-
The above investment income
be
H-D
Series
Blue Ridge Mutual
realized, in
100%
20c
Series H-C_
Funds
15c
(quar.)—
Fund—
,
;■
(13
from net investment income and
$1.11 */2 from net capital gains balance
Nevada
(increased quar.)—
(Texas)
Insurance
Hamilton
50c
Co.
Southern
income)
investment
Hagerstown Gas
1
1-20
(quar.)
__
Ltd., class B
Coal,
J3c
30c
$1.13
(quar.)
Electric
Birtman
2-
■
—
Inc...
Yvette,
Post
Anchor
1-23
12-31
30C
American
1
1-25
95C
Fire
2-15
(quar.)
Power Corp.
preferred
West
(From
20c
(Texas),
Indemnity
American
Co.
Union
5%
30c
s-ai
Southern
5c
s-a)
Lakes
Great
Gulf
of N. Y.
American
(Increased
Si
Great
1-23
2-20
4c
1-13
2-17
1-24
1-20
(stock div.)
(increased)
Inc.
Growth Industry Shares
Inc.—
Shares,
2- 1
3-10
2-13
2-15
(quar.)_
Republic Insurance Co.
1-27
7c
—
22c
50c
25c
40c
(quar.)
Mine,
Grand
6
20c
1-20
Corp.—
-
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
12-31
1-15
17ViC'
2- 1
50c
Utilities
Public
General
(Increased
100%
$12'/2c
$$1.12%
Extra
Globe
_—.
Business
American
Fulton
General Outdoor Advertising
2- 1
pfd.
—
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Industrial Securities
:
General Shoe Corp.
12-31
1-25
2 4/lOc
1 3/10c from
of
Ltd.;
J.)
Getchell
of
payment
tribution
<A.
preferred
4V2%
7%
2-15
2-15
2- 1
9c
6c
—
series
Freiman
Per
Name of Company
Signature Loan, class A
—--—
series
Bond
Income
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Funds—
Special
J1
,
,
1 1/lOc plus a special disrealized profits
Aerovias Sud Americana, Inc.—
7 % conv. preferred A iquar.i—
■
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel (stock dividend!
Allied Control, common <quar.)_
$4 non-cum. pfd. <s-a)
—
A
Payable 0f Rec.
Share
./ —
^
-
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
^
Share
of Company
Custodian
Franklin
Dividend announcements are
%
Monday, January 16, 1956
(214)
(7c
12c
of
from
from
securities)
Fire
net
net
19c
*
quar.)
Natural
preferred
Gas,
common
;
1
1-10
1-16
12-.20
55c
2-
1
1-16
37Vic
2-
1
1-16
1-27
1-13
'
4
,
(quar.)
Phenolic
2-20
20c
—
Insurance—
3-1
invest¬
realized
(quar.)
•
2-
*
20c
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
American
Co.
Sumatra
(quar.)
50c
Steel
&
$2.25
5c
50c
(s-a>
Conveyor
(quar.)
Anderson, Clayton & Co.
Canadian
2- 9
1-20
2- 1
4%
1- 9
1-18
7- 6
1-25
1-26
Corp
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Anchor
2-23
$1
I2V2C
(N. J.)
Tobacco
Ship Building
American
American Viscose
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
«
preferred
$70c
1-20
Carolina,
2-1
1-20
4- 1
Stock
1-10
12-28
3-23
(s-a)
pfd.
$5.25
(quar.)
Appalachian Electric Power Co.—
472% preferred (quar.)_
4.50%
preferred
Applied
Science
$1.12%
Corp
15c
Additional
Stock
2-1
2-1
2-15
$1.12 7a
(quar.)
2-
10c
dividend
—2%
Argus
Corp., com. (quar.)
$2.40 2nd pref A (quar.)
Arlington Corp. (annual)
60c
Arnold
Constable
Asbestos
Mfg.,
Associated
$1.40
pfd.
Electrical
(accum.)
City Electric,
4.10%
(quar.)
(initial).
.___
2nd series pfd.
Atlantic
Refining,
(quar.)^^_:
3.75%
Nichols
$1.20
Co.,
pfd. B
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
A
Class
A,
(quar.)...
;
<•
i
15c
<
...
(quar.)
1-30 '
1-30
15c
Mfg., $2.25 conv. pfd.
(quar.);
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc.—
'*
-
*
inc.
'. 4'/2%
1-13
J
.
Common
1-18
1-23
.
30c
$1.12%
$1.12%
Baldwin
Rubber
(quar.)
>
1-31
1-31
2- 1
50c
r
10c
1-31
1-27
$1
3-15
City
4%
non-cum.
$1
non-cum.
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
47o
(quar.)
$1
6-15
9-17
(quar.)
(quar.)
Hydro-Electric,
common
7%
of
Canada,
preferred,
40c
62'/2c
'
Power
Class
1-20
(quar.)
A
&
1-16
Class
$75c
3-1
Beaux-Arts
$6
1st
(increased
3- 1
3- 1
2- 1
2- 1
1-13
1-20
$1.50
$40c
2- 1
2- 1
1-20
1-10
(quar.)
(quar.)!
Lumber, Ltd., com. (s-a)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
Common
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
Belmont
Bendix
Corp.
Watch
Berkshire
Beryllium
Best
(E.
Bliss
&
Bloch
(quar.)
(increased)
common
...
(quar.)
W.)
Co.
Laughlin
Diamond
3-31
2Vs>%
15c
1-30
2-20
1-16
30c
70c
1-16
2- 1
15c
2-25
■
(quar.)
Boston
Woven
British
Celanese,
Hose
Rubber
&
3-31
5c
dep.
receipts
(interim)
3%
fl2V2c
.—_
Columbia
Telephone
t$1.09%
$$1.18%
$$1.50 y.
4(/2%
!
Brooklyn
Brown
Union
Gas
com.___
60s
conv.
5%
77c
2- 1
pfd.
Bullock's Inc.,
Bunker
Hill
trating
Burger
4%
Co.
preferred
Sullivan
&
10c
__
(quar.)
Mining
30c
25c
(quar.)
——
Co.,
Ltd.,
new
.Extra
1-30
Land
Eastern
California
Electric
California
Fund
50c
(stock
Power,
pfd.
$3
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$4.70
Oregon
preferred
Power,
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
Packing Corp. *<quar.)
California Portland Cement (quar.)
7 7c
-
,
Red
Lakes
Mines,
25c
-Campbell
Soup
(One-share
.
-
(quar.)
Malting
each
Co.
of472%
share
common
Canada Southern
Canadian
H
57c
Bronze
preferred
'
.
Ltd.
(stock
pfd.
($26
*
67c
preferred
par)
Ltd.,
(quar.)
-
•
-
12-30
1-18
1-10
1-10
1-16
$$1.50
Ltd. com.^ftrail)-*
"
-
$20«>
$15e
Co.,
Products
67c
2-15
2- 1
2- 1
1-16
12-22
Federal
Paper Board,
1-16
12-30
1-24
Mfg., com.
Coty,
Inc.
Class
(stock
Preferred
Crown
Crown Cork
Crum
&
Fund
of
62 %c
Cuban
American
preferred
preferred
7%
preferred
Atlantic
Dallas
Power
60c
50c
$4.24
•472%
Dana
<
Davenport Water, 5%
Davidson
•
~
Bros,
First
National
City
1-5
Firth
Sterling,
7%
2-1
2-1
2-1
4- 2 7
1-5
1-5
1-5
3-20
in
cash
Fireman's
Daystrom,
Dayton
Fluor
Food
Class
^
•
'
A
Delaware
Inc.
12-
1-16
Rubber
75c
Fraser
Life
Cos.
"'Delaware
•
Detroit
:
•/. •• •
New
1-
65c
2-
1
1-13
$1.75
2-
1
1-13
Y
N.
______
30c
_L
93 %C
47c
2
Mfg.
(initial
Fulton
1-20
1-16
1-
1-26
1-16
1-27
1-17
Gamewell
______
—
1- 4
General
Electric
(quar.)
(quar.)—__
<fe
k
Canada
common
30c
35c
quar.)—
50c
Light
(extra)_
-
.
<
1-25
1-20
1-27
1-31
'
SI
37V2c
(quar.)
>
2-15
40c
Co.
-
:.
:
-^Diefeold, "Imc.f=common (stock'dividend)
25e
45c25c<
7V2c
25c
25c
-
.
1-18
7V2c,
' 45a37V2c
^
10%
1-20
1-16
1-25
1-16
2-15
2-15
payable
Mills,
General
•
.
1-14
1-31
12-30
1-20
1
1-16
1-31
15c
1-
2-
6272c
1-18
1-31
8
—
1-18
Corp.
1-16
1-
5
60c
3-
1
2-
6
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
H
8
40c
(increased
Motors
2-
1
1-13
15c
2-
1
5%
2-
3
1-13
55c
—
1-10
11-1»
12 72
(quar.)
1-16
1-25
c
12-16
1-16
50c
quar.)_
12-16
75c
2-
1
1-10
$1.25
2-
1
1-
9
93 %C
2-
1
1-
9
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A & B
(stock dividend.) (One share of 3% noncumulative redeemable 2nd preferred
($1
General
Mfg.,
Products
par) on each class A & B
General Shoe Corp., common
„
$3.50
preferred
General Steel
series A
6272C
(quar.)—_T
(quar.)
-
.
57c
-
preferred
preferred
General
General
General
,
Gibson
(quar.)
■
Gillette
-
■
Gimbel
•
1-
1-14
1-16
12-31
1
1-10
55c
2-
•
15c
(P.
H.l
3-27
3-
6
15c
6-27
6-
6
50c
3-
5
2-
1
35c
1-25
1-10
Co.—
4j/2 7c preferred
( quar.)_
preferred- (quar.)_
,_
—
—
(quar.)^__——
to approval bjr
the Calif.. Commissioner of Corps)-—
K>laddi«r.- McBeanf «r Co.
rBteck dividend »(Subject
;-r~
7
1
1
$1.30
Co".: (quar.)—-Bros., com. (increased quar.)__.
-4.62%%
•
1- 7
1
2-
2-
Southwest—
preferred
Glatfelter
2-
25C
50C
(quar.)
Co. of the
(quar.)
Refrigerator (quar.)
1- 4
-
(Ind.), $2 pfd. (quar.)__
Telephone Co.- of Kentucky—
preferred
1
2-
22 %C
.
(quar.)
Telephone
9
1-16
$$1.25
Telephone
5.20%
$2.20
'
9
1-
2-15
—
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Calif.—•*
'.'•4%.%
1-
1-31
$10c
.
1-31
877ac
(quar.)
Wares Ltd., common
12-30
1-16
held)
5%
1-10
1-10
1-12
l-_8"
12-23
O*
1272c
(quar.)—;——
2- 11- 8
2-1 Vr 1- •" VJJ Goodyear Tire -fe lTubber- (Canada^-?.4%' preferrefc-fetttK.K-'" 1-18 -"1-3
v
2-13
12-23
^
1- 3
-
1
1-20
1-20
>
in
(quar.)
(Increased
com.
Instrument
1-10
1-10
12-20
1-10
12-30
1-12
1-12
12-31
12-31
v
Inc.—
Quarterly
■
$1
877aC
(quar.)
(reduced)
General
Tunnel—
(initial
(quar.)
2- 1
1-16
2- 1
1-26
2-15
1-25
10c
....
II
2- 1
3-
' -f
preferred (quar.)
General Baking Co. (quar.)
General Bronze (stock dividend)
3-16
6-15
9-14
1- 4
1-10
1-10
1-10
1- 5
1-11
1-10
1-27
1-11
2- 1
2-13
60c
Dynamics
9-28
1-16
1
40c
convertible pfd.
57c
General
4- 2
7- 2
,
4%
$5
1-13
3-
5c
1-14
$1.75
$1.75
$1.75
25c
$1
$1.06
$1.13
93%c
$1.25
/
cash.
or
Gardner-Denver,
3-15
1-16
1-31
100%
com.)
Inc.
1
2-15
3-31
on
____—,
1-
$50c
$2
1-31
35c
distribution
gains
.1-3
12-28
12-29
1-14
(increased)
Power
dividend
1- 3
preferred
1-25
3- 9
1-16
1-23
1-23
10%
1-16
2- 6
1-19
2- 1
,
3
25c
quar.)__
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc., com.
5% preferred (quar.)
stock
•
——
30c
:
;
Gabriel Co.,
1st
capital
Futures
3
—
12-30
Industrial Securities Corp.—
$3.50
S
1-31
$20
$20c
(quar.)—____
Fundamental Investors,
A
1-18
50c
(quar.)
Co.
1-11
1
—
dividend
Stock
1-27
2-
25C
(quar.)
Trailer (stock
preferred
Fuller
B
—
(quar.)
common
12-30
20c
1-11
■
^
New
-
5
!
(quar.)
Corp.
Fruehauf
•
1-
1
1-16
1-20
Co
Insurance
2-1
1-20
6
1-
20c
1*10
4- 2
1-27
45c
Securities—.——.—
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
2-15
2-
1
3-26
50c
,
$1.13
10c
1
(quar.)
Bank of
preferred
100 7c
(quar.)
quar.)
...-Detroit Edison (increased)
"vDetroit .GasketMfg.
(quar.)
1
f Detroit Hardware Mfg._r
Di-Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
■
Froedtert
•
12-31
1-25
3-
12-28
payable
(quar.)_
(quar.)
3-2
3-2
4
1-18
1-15
4-
1-16
3-12
45c
.(quar.).
Franklin Stores
12-31
10%
Co..
1
(quar.)_
1955
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Franklin
—_
1-16
(quar.)
Hudson
1
2-
1
long-term
sales
of
from
Insurance
&
Power
Foundation
12-30
1-16
(quar.)
&
2-
;
Tire
Corp.
Fram
1-16
12- 2
dividend
De Vilbiss Co.
12-30
20c
Machinery & Chemical—
preferred (quar.)
Foreign
6
12-16
(quar.)_
(increased
1-16
(quar.)
stock
or
4-2
4- 2
;_
common
12-30
$35c
3%%
12-30
(quar.)
Inc.
Rubber
1-16
20c
during
Fund
Firestone
General
preferred
1-11
2-
2-
2-1
1-16
1-20-
1-26
37c
1- 5
1-5
1-5
2-15
1-16
1
2-15
_r
(quar.)__.
$3.75
preferred
12-31
2-
2%
net
from
$1.127a
(quar.)
Corp., 3%%
1-13
1-31
20c
securities
1-27
Sugar
preferred
1-31
$10c
$1.50
25c
realized
gains
$1.75
* 57o
2%
10c
(quar.)
1-17
1-13
2- 1
35c
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
1-31
12-30
3-2
dividend)
&
5
1-13
1-16
4- 2
(quar.)
Cuban
5
1-
2-15
1-31
1772C
(quar.)
1-
1-16
12c
2-20
(quar.)
77c
1-16
90c
Fund Inc.—•
Special distribution
Sugar
77c
1-17
10c
(quar.)
Stores,
55c
$1.04
(quar.)
Ltd.
1-23
(quar.)
1-18 "
2-1
2-1
15c
1772c
(stock dividend)-
preferred
1
1-31
England
2-15
25c
Co..
2-
New
capital
$2.50
Seal
1-13
1-16
fidelity
International—
&
1
1
(Md.)
portfolio
$25c
(quar.)
Forster, 87c
22-
(quar.)
Department
1
12-16
3
25c
(quar.)
common
Federated
2-
4272c
$25c
Corp.
Cork
1-13
50c
2-15
1-16
Class A
$1
1
(quar.)
1-10
1-18
—
Crestshire
1-13
2-
y
dividend)
class A
1-
1
(stock div.)
Co.
1- 3
$1
quar.)
B
12-31
1-16
2-
$1.12 7a
Co.
(quar.)
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref.
Federal
10c
Crossett Co.,
1-16
(quar.)
Fate-Root-Heat
1-25
$40c
quar.)
(stock
1-13
2%
Farrington
1-20
1-
(quar.)_
Petroleum
1-30
Brewing (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (increased)!
Fanner
1-6
—___
6
1-13
50c
Products, Ltd—.
67c preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Fidelity & Deposit
2- 1
I
1-
30c
Heating
Federated
2- 1
3-15
1-16
—____r-
1
1-30
30c
3772c
...
6
2-
5c
(quar.)
Insurance
12-36
f
Mfg.
Federal
pfd.
1-
$1.50
.
20c
Phonograph
12-30
"•
-=
&
1-31
$25c
1st
.
1
4c
2 V2 7o
$1.25
$1.50
$1
1- 6
;
2-
income)
1-19
1-16
1-16
1-20
12-30
10c
.
(quar.)
(initial payment from
investment
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
2-15
1-31
(s-a)
1-20
$2
Abrasives Corp.—
<fc
30c
10c
$1.1272
22 72c
30c
Extra
Cosden
1-12
1-12
Extra
Refining—
preferred
1
1
$1.75
(quar.)i___
of Amer.
Fairbanks
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Common
12-31
2-
2-
10%
Enamel
(quar.)—
Transportation
1-16
•10c
127ac
.....
1-10
(extra)
com.
:$$i
...
30c
1-10
4772c
50c
1- 3
12-30
(quar.)_
1-10
,
9-27 ;
1-17
(quar.)
1-31
10c
8-28
3
$1.50
(quar.)
1-31
$1.3*?%,
2-
$5c
(accum.)______
1-31
(quar.)__
Can Co.,
3-29
7-10
10-10
Laboratory
Emerson Radio
(quar.)
(increased
com,
4-10
1272(5
;
Employers Group Associates
Emsco
Mfg.
(year-end)
-•fDi-'Noc Chemical Arts--(extra)
-1-31*12-36; ."■iDiaaiond-Match Co.r com; '(increased- quar.)
■}■
;.t$l,50 preferred (quar.) _L
1-10 k 12-27
Ltd.^. (extra)• 4$$
Corn
/
Canadian-Insrersoil'JfcaiiA.
Canadian-Oil Cos.. (quar.)
Continental
"Continental
Class
Canadian Industries (1954)
-
1-31
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
t$1.50
$32c
' $$1.25
(quar.)
Ltd.— (quar.)__l__ll__Il__
Power
preferred
preferred
$4.52 preferred
!
'
.
'
..
1
common
Consumer
9
1-4
1-10
Royalties, partic. pfd. (quar.)
Water, class A
(initial)
$4.50
12-28
1-31
1-31
—_
$4.16
,
for-
Ry.' (s-a)
Co.,
37V2»
Ltd.
12-22
5c
Emhart
-
•
1-10
1-16
Electronics Investment
net
$556
Paper,
Consolidated
.^
12-28
4
1-13
—
Gas
1-25
.
preferred
1-31
•
Natural
12-31
1-27
dividend)
held)
Canadian.. Fairbanks-Morse,
1-27
Ltd.
pfd.
Extra
12-31
12-31
12-31
1-27
$10c
-
Ltd
57c
1-10
$25c.
$75c
'
(quar.)_;
$5
-
Stock
Extra
B
Refractories
2-14
55c
Canada
(s-a)
Consolidated
1-16
12-31
2-15
1-31
1-25 *
1-11
$5c
Campbell
i
1-20
1-16
1-16
877aC
(quar.)
common
Stop Nut Corp.
2-28
(quar.)_,
Products
1-10
(accum.)___
4%%preferred
Electro
1-10
—51c
517tc
527iC
(quar.)_
Extra
12-20
1-16
A
' $1
(quar.)_
Consolidated
1-13
12-20
45c
50c
Camden Refrigerating & Terminals Co.—
-Semi-annual
Canada
2- 1
1-16
$1.17%
$1.50
$1.75
(quar.)
3-
:
..Elastic
from
(quar.)T;
Metal
12-22
40c
(quar.)
67c
-
1-20
lc
Calif.
■
3-30
75c
20c
dividend)—
Extra
California
,
l-io
1-20
3-5
(quar.)
Y.)
1- 2
1-25
Corp. -(Md.)—
Sault Electric
1-24
—
of
; 1-31
$1.12%
•_
2-15
4-1
common
(N.
1-16
12-30
(quar.)
Products, common
Stock .dividend
>
Ltd.—
cents pfd,
1
1-31
Ltd.—
16c
Gas,
5
1-16
1272C
8c
Natural
1-
,
v.; $20c
(quar.)__
preferred
Edison
invest¬
payable
4
2-
12 72c
preferred
States
Economics
-
1-16
income)
Consolidated
.
,
12-16
11-31
.1-**
57*
Timber
&
Aviation
,
Corp.
3
1-
15c
!
—Ekco
1-16
1
(quar.)—
(from
Freightways, Inc.,
.
1- 9
$1.75
Quarterly
imonthly)
1-
$20c
(quar.)
preferred
-$6.
v
7
1
1-24
.
1
1-19
25c
(quar.)
Consolidated Mining & Smelting (Canada) Ltd.
4- 9
7- 9
10- 9
.
$7
1-26
-
2-
3772c
50c
Consolidated
6
4-30
7-30
10-30
1-20
1-31
2- I
$l5c
U5c
$15c
25c
$$3.50
_
Burroughs Corp.
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)—
Byers (A. M.I Co., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Calaveras
1-
1-16
1-20
12-
2-
(quar.)
dividend
(a
12-22
$12%c
.
Extra
2-
(year-end)
pfd.
Fund
12-15
$25c
preferred
Industries, Inc.,
Eastern
-
2- 1
2- 1
———.——
Bakeries
1- 9
t5c
-
Quarterly
1-16
1-30
1-23
50c
(quar.)_.
Edison
U
Co.
preferred
1
40c
$1.12%
com
common
Consolidated
1-13
1- 6
$15c
(initial-quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Calif.
2-10
1-16
2-1
$1.75
20c from inc.)
Consolidated
12-28
12-28
12-28
12-21
12-28
1-12
50c
<fe
Fund
preferred
'7%
(quar.)
Brewing
;
2-15
$2
6
1-16
1-25
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry.—
6% 1st pref. A.caecum.)
„-v
12-30
30c
1-
$$1
(increased)
com.
1-31
$25c
,__
(accum.)
Bakeries,
Falstaff
Stock
preferred
$2.06 preferred
$2.09 preferred
$2.20
preferred
Connohio, Inc., 40
Concen¬
&
Extra
Burns
1-16
1-16
1-16
1-16
2- 1
3-23
12- 2
2%
(quar.)
pfd. (s-a)
quar.)
International
1-16
1-16
(extra)
$75c
Edison
$2.04
9-16
1-16
15c.
$1.25
15c
I7V2C
$1
<quar.)_j
3-31
1-16
20c
67c
1
1
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
22-
Laboiatories—
partic.
5%
each
for
(C.
$2
2-17
1
4%
5
preferred (quar.)_
G.), Ltd., common (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power, $1.90 pfd. (quar.)
1-3
3-
—-___
prior preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
67c
45c
;
Co.
Budget Finance Plan,
.
__
(quar.)
4- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-20!
:
25c20c
572%
1-17
1-17
1-17
3-17
6-16
$$1.1272
$$1.12%
$$1.1272
Eastern
v
vv
1-10
12-16r,
35c
Consolidated
25c
preferred (quar.)
472% - preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred
(quar.)___
.
^Eastern
income)
investment
12- 7
12-31
12-21
2- 1
2- 1
2- 1
.
.
3-12
—
(quar.)
i
Extra
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)__.
5%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
'
6-20
$1.0674
Power
Terminals
Concord
Co.—
4%%
'
1-31
'
1-31
$ioc
$40C
East. Malar tic Mines, Ltd. (year-end)
East Pennsylvania RR. Co. (s-a)
1- 6
Year-end
2-15
2-1
1-16
$30c
.
British
>.
10c
Pictures Corp.
Commonwealth
Conn
Ltd.
$13c
Central
Concord
Ltd.
Chemical,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Inc.—
Commonwealth
'-'V
Ord.
*
V.
3-20
4- 1
7-1
Oil
,Eason
,
3-20
6-20.
.
3-29
______
(quar.)
dividend
ment
&
preferred
2- 1
(year-end)
Commonwealth
...
Amer.
.$1.50
~
RR.—
com.
realized gains and
■r
—
•;
2- 1 >
(quar.)
Ltd.
12-30
.
Illuminating,
Co.,
1-31
1-16
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.
Coal,
$35c
Columbia
*
British Columbia Forest Products Ltd. (quar.)
British Columbia Power Ltd. (quar.)
J.)
2-24
$35c
du
1-13
2-3
25c
20c
(quar.)_z_»
common
(increased
Corp.,
&
participating
$1.50
common
com.
Fund,
Stock
.1-10
Ltd.—
Co.,
2-24
1-25
$377aC
$35c
Columbia
1-28
3-17
12-30
1-20
.1- 3
1- 3
income)
•
.
preferred (quar.)
Columbia Gas
System
(quar.)_
3-19
2-15
Electric,
12-30
quar.)
(quar.)
com.
Linoleum
&
Brothers
Film
(increased
Common (year-end)
Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred .-(quar.)
;-Duquesne>Natural Gas Co.—
1-3
4- 1
1
'
■V. V- v
,B7V2G
;__—
47a7o
1-14
30c
75c
dividend)
investment
'
1- 3
12-29
2- 1
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (resumed)
Bostitch, Inc., class A (quar.)__
Edison
Du-Art
.
$1
$1
Extra
Colorado
2-29
.
50c
-
Boss
Boston
.
62V2c
(stock
(From
2-15
' $1.50
Pacific
&
Tar
Donohue
v:;!::!w-V;^
4-6
-3-27
:
preferred
Coal
10c from
12- 9
1-16
1-16
12-30
12-30
1-21
2-28
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
Dominion
.
share of
Electric
(B.
Colonial
2-9
12-15
1-13
3-15
50c
dividend)
(increased)
Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.)
Bonstock
•
—
$1.25
15c
_
(stock
Bros.
6%
Blue
10c
20c
17V2c
Corp.
Mfg.
Bliss
50c
5%
(quar.)
Foods
Binks
3-1
1-16
2- 1
1-21
1-31
1-30
1-16
1-16
15c
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Gas,
Preferred
Canada
stock dividend
(quar.)
k
Aviation,
Benrus
:*
Works
Iron
Beneficial
of
' 60c
Extra
2- 2
Beaver
Bell
1-31
2-15
—-
quarterly basis
(extra)
a
&
77c
Preference
2- 2
$$1.25
55c
75c
quar.)
$3 preferred
Apartments,
preferred
1-16
82c
55c
—,
Collingwood Terminals Ltd., com.
2-2
—150c
(year-end)
common
1- 3
1-20
preferred
Coghlin
Ltd.—
_________
B
1-
1-16
1956
Club Aluminum Products
12-30
common
Baystate Corp.
1-16
Dominion Steel
50c
'•$4.50
1- 6
1- 3
$$1.75
Paper,
10,
Extra
^
Ltd.
(s-a)
Extra
Jan.
preferred (quar.)
Clinchfield
>
Bathurst
Square
$1.50
Island
Gas
Cleveland
1-.6
1-20
1-20
45c
-
,
preferred
Barber-Ellis
business
(One
Investing
v4%%
5-21
8-27
common
Dominion
1-10
value
asset
Bank
on
City Stores Co.,
2-24
Transit,
12-27
2- 1
held)
City Baking,
"
(quar.)
$2.50
of
net
(quar.)
Rock
Cincinnati
1-16
preferred
Bangor
their
at
1-25
1-30
tlOc
(quar.)
Oilcloth
3
2-15
Ducomniun Metals & Supply (increased)
du Pont of Canada Securities, common
(quar.)
Stock divid.
Ltd.,
pref.
conv.
60c
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal RR, 4%
Cities Service
(stock dividend)
1- 6
non-cum.
'
Fabrics
•
RR.
4%
Baltimore
Dominion
1-
,
1-10
2-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Dominion
100%
now
share
1-10
25c
Corp
(quar.)
Ohio
&
1- 2
1-16
1-20
1-20
1-31
(qu«r.)___________
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Glass
in
12-30
1
40c
___:
50c
Chicago Corp. (quar.)
^Chicago Molded Products Corp.
Chicago Railway Equipment
Chicago
51c
(1947)
Extra
Dominion
$2
Payable
1-31
2-
$30c
Bridge Co., Ltd.
50c
1955.
12-18
25 7c
6
3
7
tnvue
6
2nd
3-
2c
__
Ltd
1-10
:
'73%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington 8c Quincy RR. Co.i_____
.^
!
1-13
2- 1
:
? i
from
(year-end)
Copper
$6
Dominion
1-10
6%
in
dividend
Mines,
20c
of shareholders)
preferred
preferred
Dome
12-30
2-
payable
61c
1
1-16
19c
107c
dividend),
(stock
Chicago" RiVer & Machine Co.
gains)
preferred
1-16
1-31
20c
!_
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
1-13
'
1-30
567»c
33c
and
Ayres (L. S.) & Co., common
47a'% preferred (quar.)..
Bagdad
$6
6
1.
(Interim)__
Fund," Inc.— 7
distribution
stock
1-
1-31
1-31
35c
,
(quar.)_.
-Chesapeake Industries
) $4• preferred
(quar.)
'^4; preferred-(qua,r.)__ii_
•
capital
60c
■
'
-
2-1
1-20
1-30
1-13
1-301-13
15c
<quar.)__
investment
close
1-18
25c
stockholders
•;
* 1«K5;
2- 1
ly, •"ly'TS
2- 1
1- 5
2-1
1- 5
30c
Avco
from
■
—
(quar.)
-'Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia dincreased)
Stock dividend subject to the approval of
12-30
12-15
^
1- 5
1-16
2- 1
15c
37V2c
-
(quar.)
com.
2-1;'
*
the
1-
2-15
12-31
1
3-
gains
or
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Shares, Inc.—
Stock
(annual)
shs.
option
capital
cash
11
Ltd.—
deposit receipts ord.
^
■
(quar.)
preferred B
(18c
at
Inc.—
prior-preferred
Banking., com. (quar.)
preferred
in
or
A
-
2-20
$1.12%
12 7c
i-
Chase Manhattan
1-27-
3- 1
rh
$1.08%
93%c
;
convertible
Automobile
6%
n—
___.
com.
-
4.35 %
6%
$1.25
$1.25
30c
$1
——
;
new
preferred (quar.):
f 1.02Va;*
preferred:-::(quar.Ki^-^.i;^i«L;»-^>;:-01^)8%:
•.'"■4.35%
Austin,
Extra
11-30
'
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Dodge Mfg. Corp.' (increased quar.)___
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust—
(From capital gains in
1-13
1-18
Dividend
1-6
~
57o
Electric
Securities
Utility
at
27a %
4%' preferred
•
1-12
Topeka & Santa Fe By.—•
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
1-31
cash
Common
Atlantic
West
Ltd.—
Industries,
Interim
Atchison
Central
1-31
2- 1
1-10
2-1
(qv.ar.)_
&
Public
1-16
1- 4
35c
1-20
27V2c
(quar.)___
(reduced)
Gas
Utility
Central Republic Co
$3
conv.
Gas
Central-Illinois
75c
textra)-
&
Hudson
Central
1
3- 1
2- 1
1-20
20c
12-30
Co.,
American
Co.—
Aguirre Sugar
Electric
Central
2-10
11-
1-20
Ry.—
common
(quar.)
Central
11-1
1
Diversified Growth Stock
;__
Scott &
preferred
Central
1-9
1-9
2-1
Distillers
12-31
$1.25
Ohio
Light,
Carthage Mills (stock dividend)—,
Celotex Corp.,
common
(increased)
5%
preferred
<quar.)_x.
'V-
;
1- 6
12-30
21c
dividend
Carson, Pine,
4V27c
&
Share
1-16
-
When
Per
Name of Company
2-1
2-29
2%
$37V2c
(quar.)
Power
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$75c
(final)
Ltd
Clinchfield &
Guaranteed
12-30
$5674C
$25c
|$1.3172
(quar.)—
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd.
Anthes-Imperial Ltd.,
Vickers,
Carolina
(quar.)
preferred
Ry. ordinary
pref. (s-a)
non-cum
Capital Venture Fund
6-27
1-13
1-13
Anglo-Canadian Telephone—
4J/2%
Share
Pacific
Canadian
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
$2.80
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Name of Company
(215)
j.
56%c
2.2-
1-13
1
57}Jc
1
•35» <
25%.
r
.
>
1-20
1-20
1-13
1- Mr* -.
"
,
1-
*7
—
$506
l'3l
.
'1-11
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(216)
Per
Share
Name of Company
(H. W.)
Gossard
Gould-National
Co.
(quar.)
Batteries,
35c
—
Insurance
American
Great
Southern
(quar,)_.
3.807*
preferred (quar.)——————
95c
47
preferred (quar.)
—.——$1
1-16
4'/a7c
2-
1-10
1-16
1
Co.
2-
2-15
1-16
12-20
t40c
1-16
12-31
—
3-10
3-
1-31
1-17
1
non-cu'm.
Klng-Selly
30c
2-10
1-25
5c
2-10
Knudsen
1-20
1-25
37 7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
1
2-
pfd.
B
Trust
Fund.
Guardian Mutual
From
'•■77
17c
627c
dividend
Bros.,
2nd
127
c
$1.25
(quar.) —
(quar.)—
J40C
Quarterly
Hamilton
1-16
12-31'
National
Lead
(quar.)
Co., 67* preferred
Lock
$1.75
2- 1
1-16
5c
1-16
1-
National Manufacturers & Stores
(quar.)_
National Steel Car <quar.)___
25c
National
Tea
1
National
Theatres,
1-10
Natomas
5c
2- 1
1-16
Neon Products of Western
57c.
2-15
1-27
Neptune
25c
2-15
2-
Lancaster
1
1-17
2-17
Landis
1-13
Lane
2-
1
Stock
Corp.
3-
1
2-
6-
1
5-
Bryant,
1
Class A
1
Class
57
preferred
B
6 7c
preferred
Lee
2-
Leece-Ne villa
1-13.
1
2-15
2-
50c
&
3-28
3-12
Lees
t$1.25
2-15
2- 3
$1.50
1-20
1-
(quar.)
Marx
5
40c
1-20
2-
Leslie
1-16
1-
2-
1-17
Ley
1-13
50c
—
2-13
72c
increased quar.)
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insur¬
ance
Co.
(increased quar.)—
Hat Co. of America, 4 77*' pfd.
(quar.)
Hawaiian Electric, 5% preferred B (quar.)1
1
—
567c
25c
1
1-16
1-
5
Little
1-16
1-5
1-16
1-
5
1-16
1-
5
(quar.)
preferred
2Vi7
Powder
Hercules
—
pfd.
Stores,
Sugar,
Holly
57c
'
Holt
Renfrew
Home
Insurance
pfd.
1st
2
3-15
1-16
12-30
c
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1-
6
2-
1
1-
6
1$2.50
(s-a)
original
Extra
—-
Extra
47c
2-
1
1-10
2-
1
Terminal
Warehouse
Lynchburg Gas
M.
R.
Class
B
(quar.)
4Vi7
preferred A
5
4Vi7*
3
Class
A
Class
(quar.)
B
2-
1
1-19
1-28
1-19
1-28
1-19
2-
1-20
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
1
1-13
Hydraulic
Press
Brick
4-15
4-
4-15
4-
7-15
—
(quar.)
Preferred
B
57c
Lock
Illinois
(extra)
Power
4.08'*
Co.,
4.207?
4.42',0
preferred
preferred
4.70'*
preferred
Indian
■
'
67c
preferred
10c
from
from
(quar.)
Interchemical
Corp.,
'
-
Stock
2-
1
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-16
2-
1
1-20
2-
1
class
50c
A
International
Common
Stock
pref.
(quar.)
Special
the
of
par)
net
$1.40
conv.
ment
Interest
Iowa-Illinois
$4.36
realized
Ironrite,
&
Inc.,
55c
Heintz,
Mfg.
Inc.,
(s-a)
profits
derived
preferred
Corp.
2-
1
6-
2
1-
3
1
quar.)
1-20
12-23
37y2c
.y.
f
.
.
net
1
to
1
Hegler Zinc Co.—.
pfd.
4-
2
3-16
2-
1
1-10
1-16
60c pref.
1-16
12-20
1-27
1-16
1-
2-
1
1-
3
2-
1
1-
3
1-16
12-16
12-31
2-14
Manufacturing
Dredging (quar.)
;
Stock dividend
Quarterly.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Medusa
Portland
net
Co.,
Cement—
for
'
share
11 1/9
2nd
com.
of
on
of
1-
1-16
12-15
1-16
6
12-15
$1.50
preferred
preferred
Minnesota
Minute
45c
3-
1
12-30
1
2-17
3-1
2-17
$1
$101
"
V
-
1
2-
3
13 Vic
1-31
Montana
$4.20
2-
1
1-16
4-
1
3-15
4-
2
3-15
$6
(John)
1-25
1-18:
1-25
1-
3
1-21
12-
9
1-31
2-15
(Philip)
1
1-15
Morris
$1.25
3-
1
2-25
Morris
2-
1
1-15
Light—
$1
93 %c
2-
1
1-10
2-15
1-16
2-
Plan
Common
1-31
1-18
J20c
1-16
12-22
$20c
1-16
12-22
see
70c
2-
1
20c
Stock
Mount
(quar.)
2-
1
Mount
15c
1-
6
Mountain
States
Quarterly
12-30
1-27
1-
$1.05
2-
1
1
$1.06
1
1-13
3-
1
2-15
20c
3-
1
2-15
Gear
(quar.)
2-
50c
Electric
2-
1
1-20
!
(quar.)
20c
1-31
1-13
20c
1-31
1-13
Co.
$1.17
22-
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
95c
2-
1
preferred
preferred
1-
6
.
(annual)
2-
1
1
1-16
1-18
45c
Johnson
12-30
2-28
2-10
1c
2-28
2-10
,
$20c
1-31
1-16
$1.65
1-16
12-30
1-16
2-
1
1-10
(initial quar.)
20c
2-
1
1-20
$1.25
preferred
2-
1
1-20
(quar.i
Associates,
$1
1-16
1-
3
Ltd.—
57
Aircraft
4
>
com.
&
2-28
12-28
Corp.
convertible
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
11 Vic
1-16
1-
62'/2c
2-
1
1-10
$2.50
1-20
1-10
50c
1-17
1-10
30c
convertible
preferred (accum.)
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
RR.
(s-a)
Pittsburgh
Pittston
Parking
Co.,
Stock
57 7
Plomb
Garages
1-27
1-10
(s-a)_
(increased
common
quar.)
dividend
preferred
Tool
57
3
(quar.)
$1,377
Plymouth
dividend).
1-10
1-31
2-15
1-31
1-20
12-30
1-20
12-30
of
'
(quar.)
65c
Employees stock
(quar.)
67c
Style
Potomac
i.
4.707
3-12
1-20
2-28
Cordage
Portis
3-26
207*
20c
(stock
Quarterly
12-28-
2-3
3c
30c
57
1
1-
Pittsburgh Brewing—
1-16
2-
2-
$1
(quar.)
$4
1-10
977c
(quar.)_
new
Mills,
1-10
1-20
(quar.)
preferred
1
$2.50
Interim
1-11
1-27
77c
,
&
1-10
$1.10
Pinchin,
1-11
2-
56V4c
—
!
Telephone
1-25
$1.06'/4
(Subject to approval of stockholders
increase in common shares)
Ltd
1-16
$1.0772
5 7
Philip Morris.
Mills,
1-23
2-15
(quar.)
Pillsburv
6
$1.50
•
Rice
1-16
127c
—
(quar.)__
dividend
Royal
quar.)
(quar.)
47
12-21
12-21
45c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)_
1-16
1-16
5c
—
'
1-23
$30c
20c
(initial
2-15
J.
Pittsburgh,
35c
$2.50
:
(quar.).
&
2-15
preferred
3.907
12-31'
Club—
Corp. of America—
(increased)
Diablo
1-23
v
preferred
Piper
preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
(extra)
2-15
Fibre
Cement
Philips-Jones,
(inc.-quar.)
$2.25
Extra
1
Co.
1-20
1-20
Co.—
Fairiax Corp.
Philip Morris, Inc.—
1-31.
2-15
$1.06lA
.
(quar.)
&
1-28
33c
(quar.)
Chemical
Machine
1-11
3-16
1-28
25c
(quar.)
Phila.
1-20
377c
(quar.)
Power
9
1
3-28
5c
Co.. (s-a)
preferred
2-
9
1-
1-31
<
,
1-11
1-
32 7c
com.
preferred
4.257
1
1-31
1007*
127c
(quar.)
$1,377
1
dividend)
(quar.)
preferred
107
I
Co., com.
V-
40c
quar.)
(quar.)
3.807
25c
(annual)
preferred
preferred
2-
15c
Power
1-10
share
(quar.)
25c
div.)
Society, Class A
Morrell
2%
-
Loan
1-16
20c
(increased
preferred
each
12-20
12-20
1-25
127c
preferred
1-13
Common
for
1-16
1-16
(quar.)
new
3-16
12-20
12-20
common
4.307
1-31
57*
Co.,
2
1-16
4 407
1-16
Monroe
4-
1-16
(quar.)_
1-18
1-16
1-13
57*
$1.183/i
$1,127
share
1-18
1
1-13
Traffic
Penobscot
1-11
1
1
1-13
$1.10
52c
(quar.)
12-27
$1.09
52c
(stock
1-14
1-16
1-31
4.68 7
—
pfd.
J.)
Ltd.
Philadelphia
2-
2-
1
I.C.C.)
(quar.)__
Extra
-
2-
127c
(stock
preferred
4.247
,
2- 2
2-
2-
pfd.
(increased
Proof
preferred
Permanente
$0.3778
$1.14
Co.
(One
Co.
preferred
Perkins
(quar.I
Jockey
&
Pennsylvania
1-13
1
issue
at
$1
Penn
$1.09
20c
(quar.)
5
.
(quar.)
Park
of
approval
(C.
1-
"
1-30
1
55c
20c
57 preferred (quar.)
Peninsular Telephone—
Penmans,
(quar.)
Insurance
$1.25
(quar.)
$4.75
Patterson
9
preferred
Monmouth
was
(quar.)
10c
10-
preferred
2-
10c
(quar.)
2
'
Paper
pre¬
Express
to
Transportation
11-2
'
12-30
2-
Rust
$1.32
Mississippi Power & Light—
Missouri
1-20
Parker
$1.30
4.567*
50c
iquar.)
Corp.
(subject
Davis
9
"
1-16
8 47808
(quar.)
Products
Parmelee
6
4.367*
iquar.)
(quar.)
Ontario
&
Maid
preferred
Electric
dividend
7-
•
12-30
held).
4-9
3-
13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Each
(quar.)
1-
2-
Co.'
$5.50
)
5 7
preferred
8- 2
j.
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—
4-13
stock.
expiration date
$4.40
1-20
2
4
5
1-16
being
were
$4.36 preferred (quar.)
Packard-Bell Co.__
5-
held—
common
Eagle Oil Coupon No.
pfd. Coupon No. 13
Meyer-Blanke Co. (extra)
$1.05
dividend)
Feb.
Pgrtic.
Midvale
9
45c
Ltd.. (stock dividend)—
57, pfd. $100 par for each
share
1-
$1.183/4
(entire
Mexican
1-13
2-27
7:' '
this dividend)--
2-10
&
(quar.)
(quar.)—
~
pfd.
redemption
Paper,
1
2
SOT?
$4.25
par
<quar.)__
377c
:
share plus
per
Mersey
3-15
12-27
22-
5%
Shoe Corp., com. (quar.)
4% 7 preferred A (quar.)—
preferred B
(quar.)
&
&
div.
Stock
11-
Inc.—
preferred
Parke,
1-20
1-20
40c
quar.)
$4.50
,
1-26
1-25
1955.
Lighting Corp.,
377c
$4
Merck
3
1-10
3
25c
exchanged for
Intermountain
377c
Melville
•
3-30
25c
377c
-
1
invest¬
dividend
(quar.)
——
dividend
1
1-
Extra
62V2C
Norris
2-
1-27
1-27
1
$5
$100
The
Hawaiian
1-16
1-20
2-
1
:
2-28
(quar.)
Miller & Rhoads. Inc.. 41/*7c
5-
.2- .1
.
$$1
1
1-27
1-16
50c
3-
3-14
1-16
1
2-15
(quar.)
common
was
shares.
Gas
1-16
1
2-
$15c
.
Corp., common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)-..
Michigan Plating & Stamping
1-13
1-31
2-
McCord
1-26
t40c
(quar.)
(quar.).
1-10
4
12-15
257
(quar.)_
/0"rnal Publishing of Ottawa
A
1
12-20
16C
preferred
30c
75c
115c
i___
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
—..:
McWilliams
into
share
31,
Stock
2-17
5'/*
1
Aggregates,
Pacific
Pacific
2-24
1-16
$2.25
preferred
Finance.
7
2-
1-13
J75C
from
shareholders'
1-
2-15
90c
(annual
Pacific
30c
1-13
2-
12-30
1
Corp.
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
47
preferred
(quar.)
$2.50
Coast
4 7 7
Dec.
2-18
2-
$3
1-31
1007
Fibreglass
Pacific
84c
3-
dividendi
(increased
converted
.:
2-17
$1.06V4
(year-end)
common
•
3-15
$1,127
Extra
The
1-16
3-31
Ltd.—
(increased)
Arms
ferred
:
(stock
Paper
Pacific
''
long-term
12-30
1
25c
Oxford
1-16
1-13
2-
100%
—
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Jjewel Tea Co., 33i%
1-15
1
$1.09
com.
&
1-10
1-31
2-
12-30
2-
35c
Electric,
Power
1-25
1-10
1-20
2-
$25c
Pacific
(Subject
35c
.
(quar,)—
com.
12-20
27c
Co.
3-21
12-20'
10c
dividend
Overbrook
2
1-16
(quar,)
Owens-Corning
12-20
dividend)
Trust—
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Central
1
2
t60c
_i..
common
Corp.
3-
7-
from
dividend)—
undistributed
&
1-16
1-16
50c
(stock
Outlet
4-
1-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
1-13
$1.06
(quar.)
Products Co.,
Elevator
1
Corp.
preferred
Stock
2-
1-13
50c
Corp., 40c preferred
preferred
Opelika
1-13
427c
;
477
2
$5c
One
(quar.)
Inc.—
Inc.,
preferred A
Jarecki
1-13
t8%c
preferred
Jacobsen
Jantzen,
4%
Gas
1-
$20c
com.
(quar.)
45c
(stock
income—:
preferred
preferied
$4.22
1
t$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
income,
-
Extra
called
(stock
Mutual,
Quarterly from
Olin
common—______
Class B—
50c
iquar.)
Bakeries
Corp.
Investors
Jervis
1-10
1-10
Corp.—
(quar.)
dividend)—.
Investment Foundation, Ltd., ccm.
iquar.)
Jersey
1
t377c
.
securities
pfd.
conv.
Intertype
9
1007
&
Grain
1
27%
common
International Utilities Corp., com.
SI.40 preferred
(quar.)
Interstate
McCabe
Ltd.—
'
Harvester,
from
sale
Old Town
1-
Otis
(Increased
VMaytag Co., $3 pref.
2-
t25c
dividend
(€5
2- 1
2-1
Ontario Steel
1
15c
(quar.)
Mathieson
1-13
2-
Cement—
common
477*
income
of
Portland
1
25c
States
Mfg.,
1
2-
25c
(quar.)
2-
25c
B
$1
56Vic
12-30
25c
$1.06Vi
;
4
25c
Okonite Co.
10)
2-
113c
Powders,
(quar.)
2
$17 V2C
Investors
Stock
International Paints. Ltd., 67c
pfd.
International Resources Fund—
h'k
1-10
Ltd.—
Bronze
preferred
47
1-10
1
50c
(s-a)
International Nickle Co. of Canada Ltd.—
77c
preferred (quar.')—
Jack
1
2-
$1,12 7
partic preferred (quar.)
International
Business
Machines
67c
2-
65c
pfd.
A
1-15
(s-a)__
distribution
Matthlessen
157'
57c
17c
Feb.
1-10
1-16
1-20
class
1-
(quar.)
(Calif.)
dividend
1-10
c
227c
Co.
Quarterly
approval at Company meeting to be held
.
1
627
(quar.)_
1-
1-12,,
Power
Engineering,
Northwestern
Conveyor Co.—
Stock
;
McQuay
(increased)
International
Mathews
1
1
1-26
1-31
2-1
capital
gains
resulting from
portfolio
transactions, during
1955
payable .in
cash or stock____,
Massawippi Valley RR. (s-a)
2-
2-
90c
$1.50
(quar.)
(Minn.)—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, com. (increased)
4.247
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Casualty
special
2-
c
1
Oberman
$31 Vic
Telegraph & Telephone, Ltd.,
Maryland
12-23
227
____
Breweries,
1
1-10
Massachusetts
1-20
1-16
12-30.
12J/2C
(quar.)
com.
dividend
477c preferred (quar.)
Inter-Ocean Securities, 47c
Interior
Class
1-13
Hampshire
Extra
12-12
1-20
>
and
increased
<
New
1-16
1-16
2-
$3
—
Rv,
of
(increased)
Northwest
Inc.—
Ltd.
Marshall Field & Co.
50c
Income
Pacific
40c
12-15
1-15
Maritime
Fund—
America
$1.25
quar.)
1-16
v.; 1-20
Market
2-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Increased
Common
Rubber,
Trust
5
c
com.
1-25
McCall
(quar.)
com.
North
2-
2-15
25c
________
—
investment
&
5
317
Gas,
y-
Extra
80c
53 Vic
(s-a)
of
States
30c
55 7 c
(quar.)
investment
Co.
Northern
$50c
537 c
security profits—
Insurance
1-10
12-30
527c
Mills, Inc. (Mass.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Institutional Grow-th
2- If:
(quar.).^
Fund,
from
Tire
51c
(quar.)—
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
$1.04
Co.—
4
Head
€1.25
RR.
1-16
Bond
Quarterly
65c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
4.26'*
Northern
9c
Manhattan
Mansfield
Basket
7-
12c
—
common
preferred
1-10
(s-a)
Ohio Telephone-
Northern
1-10
&
preferred
7-
30c
Extra
Illinois
2-
1
R.)
conv.
1-
$1
—
3-2
$1.24
2-
(P.
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)———
(quar.)—'.
12-23
1
.
(quar.)
1
3-
6-15
77
40c
preferred
Brick
2-
4-1
3-15
preferred
Common
3-16
5
25C
preferred
B
Illinois
12-23
3
3-31
A
(s-a)
1
1-
6-30
5
Hygrade Food Products
A
2-
1-13
$25c
Mallory
47.7
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
4%
20c
2-15
(quar.)—
7-15
1
1-14
1-16
$25c
shares
1-20
25c
——
1
3-1
Priority
$1
50c
2-
Ry.
Illinois
Common
_L_
_—
(quar.)
50c
.—
—
conv.
2-1
B (quar.)_
Corp., Ltd.
Priority shares (quar.)
1-20
2-
50c
—,
(quar.)—;
Hall Corp.
1-14
377c
Northern
Mailman
50c
Huntington
1
30c
preferred
1-
Manufacturers
i
2-
—25c
Holdings, Ltd.—
57 partic. preferred (quar.)
Macy (R. H.) & Co.—
Maple Leaf Gardens,
(quar.)——
20c
$1.50
A.
1-
Cold
&
Storage Co.—
A
(quar.):
12-30
(quar.)
3-10
—
12-27
Corp., com.
pfd. (quar.)
3-17
1
1-19
1-16
12-31
Illinois
57
2-10
30c
1-27
Northern
Northern
1-10
25c
1-16
2- 1
—
adj. pfd. (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
1-15
3-10
12-31
1
$1
Class
1-16
each
$2
3-17
1-16
1-16
1
for
Shares—
Engineering
15c
11 Vic
______
1-15
1
15c
Northern
1-14
.
(quar.)
1
17c
3
57 preferred, $100 par (quar.) _________
$1.25
Louisville, Henderson & St. Louis Ry. Co.—
57c
preferred (s-a)
—$2.50
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)—
$25c
2-
10c
(quar.j-
(Ky.)
$25 preferred
2-
2-
of
(quar.)
2-
25c
(quar.)
25c
933/4C
share
Works
3- 2
12-31
1-10
25c
—+•
preferred C (quar.)—
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd.
Houston
Houston
■
Trust
Central
$1
.
1-20
1956
Northern
12-31
50C
(quar.)
common
American
Ry., 47
1-10
1-16
60c
■———
Syracuse,
North
Western
&
50c
(quar.)
•
Hotel
12-30
1-16
40c
—
1-20
(quar.)
Electric
&
6
2-1
1-30
2-
(quar.)—.
pfd. (quar.)
3
1-
2-17
i
60c
(quar.)—
1-
3-10
Refractories
50c
30c
—
(quar.)
Gas
preferred,
50c
—
held)
American
Series
,
Lighting
preferred
30c
1
(quar.t
Co.
4-
1$2.50
—
$5
Co.
(Joseph)
1-16
30c
(quar.t:
Korp & Hardart (JST. Y.) (quar.)
Home
1
37 7 c
(s-a)—
Holyoke Water Power
2-
10c
shares
North
1.
12-24
l-t3
5c
stock
common
2-15
Norfolk
12-19
50c
(One
12-31
31 Vic
5 7
dividend)
3-15
-
(quar.t;
Common
1
1-16
317
(accum.)
_.—
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,
&
preferred
2-
(stock
Kaltman & Co.
four
.
1-16
,
1-16
'
127c
—
pfd.
conv.
common
preferred
2nd
$5
5%
Inc.,
1-12
1.-31
2-15
15c
preferred (quar,)_
Voltage Engineering
4.167
Lites
1-31
(Ind.)—
(quar.)
RR.,
Island
Louisville
D.
12-19
1-16
(quar.)____
15c
Insurance
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.967c
30c
—
5conv.
High
Co.
Preferred
3
R.R.
115c
Co._——
Life
3
$1.25
(quar.)——
Higbee Co. (increased quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)
Holly
&
1-
93%c
57
2- 1
$1,127
Noma
I
1-16
15c
Merchandise
50c
T.)
1-25
1-12
1-16
1-20
1-10
1-10
1
2-
40c
40c
3
1-
2- 1
Central
.
1-6
2-
30c
quar.)__
(initial)
(quar.)
N. Y. Wire Cloth (increased
quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%7* pfd. (quar.)
1-10
1-25
1-25
967c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
1-
1-31
York
N.
1-25
_____________________
1-31
2-10
New
1-13
20c
(quar.)_—
15c
45c
1-16
1-25
'
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
Los Angeles Transit Lines (quar.)
10%
1-30
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.
National
Miami
Long
25c
common
Jersey
31 Vic
Special guaranteed
(quar.)
Local Finance Corp. (R. I.), com.
25c
Co.,
Brunswick
Telephone
(auar.
Jersey Natural Gas (increased
New
<
217c
preferred C .(quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E (quar.)Haydock Fund (quar.)
Eayes Industries
(quar.)
Stock dividend ———
New
1-13
317c
1-20
2-15
2-15
7
50c
1-13
Y.
6
$1
Light (quar.)
30c
—
pfd.
$60c
1-
1-19.
12-21
COc
1-31,
Quarterly
5%
477
Co.
.
(Fred
Lincoln
57c
'
Hec'nt
Salt
3.857
477
Brothers
Link-Belt
5
Sons,
1-17
1-21
6
1-
2- 2
35c
1-31,-.
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Stores,
12-15
(guar.)
New
—
!__—
common
1-16
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
1-13
v
A
12-30
I2V2C
7 30c
:
1-31
—
1-11
1-16
Special
_1—
(James)
Lewis
—
&
1
1-16
37 7c
(quar.)
New -Bedford Gas & Edison
Realty
12-30
2-
40c
Inc.
U5c
—+25c
1-16
$1.50
(extra)
1-16
/
1-16
25c
(s-a)_
Meter Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Tire
(quar.)
Northrup,
Class
Lerx<er
Hart, Schaffner &
Hartford Electric Light
Rubber
Leeds
5
Ltd.—
Refractories Co
Corp.
1
2-
4
(quar.)_
1
2-
25c
B
+15c
2-15
2-
567c
(quar.)
■
preferred
Class B
(quar.t-
477*
——.—
_
1-11
1
(quar.)—
Co.? (quar.)——*
Acceptance
1-11
57c
A
—
1-20
Co.—
—
class
dividend
Machine
1-20
75c
iquar.)
(Phila.)
Co.
Co.
3-31
25c
12-31
3-12
25c
___.—
Harbison-Walker
Gas
1-31
2-
12-23
1-16
7.
(quar.)
5
1-16
20c
National
——
12-29
$1.75
(quar.)
2-15
Fuel
1-13
1-27
„
1
„
1-17
National
1-23
re-
at $110 per share
1
Mfg.
1-15
2-15
10c
(quar.)—
Co,
3
&
10c
2-
t60c
—
Well Cementing
Cotton
1-
March 31
Chemical
20c
25c
common
Oil
dividend!
National
for
1-31
(quar.)
.—;
(quar.)———
Telephone (quar.)—
Laurentide
Canada, Ltd.
(quar.t
preferred
on
plus this
v
:
2-
277c
called
2-25
Inc.
25c
Halle
demption
12-31
Kysdr Heater Co.
Crosse
1-16
58c
I
issue
2-10
_—
1-16
2-1
Co.
(entire
15c
Kurz-Ka.sch,
160c
Halliburton
Casket
preferred
20c
—
12-15
1-26
12-31
12-31
56'Ac
57*
5 7c
common
on
12-15
175c
(accum.).
Co. (quar.)
Inc.
$7
12-31
1-16
1-16
25c
(quar.)—
preferred
Kwikset Locks, Inc.
(quar.t
Mine's,
National
4
La
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of
Quarterly
Haile
1-
.
1-16
10c
income)
Mobile & Ohio RR., $5 pid.
Gurney Products, Ltd., SI.60 pfd.
Corp.
1-16
quar.)—
1-16
Inc.—
Gulf,
Hagan
1-16
1-11
2-24
1-16
8c
377c
Airlines, Inc. (quar.)_
National Can (stock dividend)—J
National Cash Register
(quar,)_;
2-15
Stores, Inc. (quar.)—__——_
Kroger Co., 1% preferred (quar.)
-
Insurance
Life
1-20
3-15
3-1
Kobacker
(Canada)—
Realty
preferred
Gulf
(quar.)
investment
net
Guardian
Y.)
(N.
227c
32c
$1.183i
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
6c
common
preferred (quar.)___^
Narragansett Electric, 477 pfd.
(quar.),
4.64 7
preferred (quar.)_____
12-30
—
80c
'—
Guaranty
1-16
Creamery
Stock
60c
(increased
(Calif.)
Corp.
Inc.,
67
2-14;
When
Share
Extra
,
2-14
50c
(quar.)——
80c
Class
:
2-14
Company
System,
National
Kennedy's, Inc., com. (quar.)—«—
Kentucky Utilities, common (quar.)
4%7*
preferred (quar.)~
Kerr Mfg. Co., common
—
convertible pld.
57
(quar.)'——
_____
50c
2-14
3" 1
$1.123- 1,
$1.05
3-1
(quar.)
preferred
3- 1
Kansas City Southern Railway
1
56 7 c
(quar.t
Telecasting,
4.207
12-30*-
37 7c
—
—
_____
Griesedieck Co.,
Gross
1-20
1-20
4%
Ltd.
(quar.)—_—
Life Insuiance (Houston)
L;»
(H.
1
317c
Per
Name of
Mutual
1
preferred
Holden
Payable of Rec.
Share
Light
&
Power
1-31
40c
Quarterly
Green
Company
City
2-
56 7c
•
Lakes Paper
Name of
Kansas
•
2-
J25c
Corp., 57 conv. pfd. (quar.)
47 7 preferred Iquar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25
preferred
(quar.t———
—
Great
3
42V2C
Graham-Paige
Grand Union,
Great
2-
1
567c
common
preferred
(quar.l_____
Grafton & Co., Ltd., class B (resumed)
7%'•
4
3-
When
Per
Holder»
When
Payable of Rec.
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
Industries
Edison
Co.,
preferred
3.607
1
"
$1
pfd.
l-is
90c
2-1
1-13
$1,177
2-1
l-n
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telegraph-
(Continued
on
page 48)
l-
3
Volume 183
Number 5499
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(217)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previoni
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range for Year 1955
Highest
Lwwest
40% Nov
1
49% Apr
Jan
7
115% Apr
20
107
/Jan
19
5% Jan
6
14% Dec
31
13
Jan
6
106
37 Ys Oct
8
NEW
28
48% Jan
111
3
Feb
1
716 Ys Jan 27
22
Jan
4
50% Dec
30
46 Ys Jan
18
71
51
Nov
24
56% Dec
30
53
18
79
53% Jan
5
10% Dec
14
Jan
4
26 % Dec
31
2b
va
;■
Jan
21Ys Oct
4
31
Aug 20
30
Jun
89
Nov
77 Ya Jan
21
18% May
30
29 % Dec
22% Mar
104
Feb
155% Feb
20 Ys Nov
8
2
33
Dec
29
24
123
Dec
29
3
172
2% Jan
4
12% Jan
4
3% Mar 25
Dec
28
2Ys Nov
11
85% Jan
6
ao% Jun
14
18 %
July"28
18
Jan
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
80
Jan
3
3% Jan
4
9
Dec
29
7 Ys Jan
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
209 Ya Jan
111
Dec
29
109 Ys Jan
22
Jan
5
Jan
20
117
7
Aug
9
EO
Jan
141
6
122
27
Dec
4
4
113
Dec~20
106
92% Mar 11
106
Dec
13
104
15% Dec
30
45% Dec
16
pfd
&
7%
preferred
preferred
11
326
Jun
3
170
Jun
24
70% Dec
5
4
Inc
Ys %
8% Jan
6
71% Jan
104% Dec 20
Jan
4
14 % Jan
l4o
7
93
Jan
16
Mar
19% Dec
16
19
Jan
Jan
40% Sep
29
34
Dec
22
37% Jan
55% Dec
CO
Jan
97
3
20
74% Nov 17
61 Ys Oct
133 5/s Dec
6
124% Nov 17
110
81 Ys Apr
160% Apr
134% Apr
27
147% Nov 26
May 28
Jan
11
1% Jan
5
47
78
Dec
29
3% Feb
Sep
16
2 Ya Nov
.
11% Jan
4
6
29 Ys Jun
8
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
102
Jan
6
139 Ya Jun
13
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
31
Nov
16
36
100
Feb
Feb
18
105% Dec
17
4
32% Dec
20
56
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
Jan
9
Jan
4
15 % Dec
20
14 Y4 Jan
Mar 15
33 Ya Jan
30% Oct 21
£6
Jun
41
15
104% Mar
5
Sep
14
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
Nov
21
22% Mar 30
American
6
42% Dec
14
Amer
12
107% Sep
19
4%
6%
100
convertible
Cable
35% Feb
23
49% Jun 29
38% May 16
48 Ys Nov
30
American
Can
44% Jan
4
48% Nov 29
43 Ya Aug
31
47
Jan
3
27% Jan
4
38% Nov 29
35 Ya Jan
18
46% Sep
16
American
Chain
&
48% Jan
4
66 % Dec
59% Dec
7
6
American
Chicle
20% Jun
11
Theatres
Inc
Radio
Co
12.50
135% Dec
21
11
56% Dec
27
American
Distilling
15 Ys Jun
10
American
Encaustic
19
54
29
22
American
Enka
40% Sep
American
European
3
20 Ya Sep 22
16
Mar 30
American
Export
American
&
52 Ys Dec
American
Corp
9
American Hawaiian
1
American
—5
Power—No par
5
SS Co
Leather
Hide &
10
1
com
18Ys Dec
American Investment Co of 111 new_l
50
preferred—100
International
Sep
107% Feb
4
23 Ys Oct
357/s Apr
7
94 Y2 Oct
4
88 Ys Nov
94 Ys Jan
6
17% Jan
11
30 Ys Nov
23
27 Ya Jan
41Ys Mar 16
Amer
Machine & Metals
8
45 Ys Jan
68% Sep
Amer
Metal Co Ltd
prior preferred
4 Ya %
13
1
31
24YS Mar 16
32
Jun
30
23
10Ys Jan
17
15
Jun
17
13Y« Jan
4
American
5 Ya %
Metal
6
60 Ya Sep
23
American
Natural
30
26 Ys Oct
27
38 Ya Apr
11
American
News
31
38
Oct
27
53Y< Mar
3
American
24% Jan
73 % Nov 23
67
Jan
6
111 Ya Dec
5
Amer
Potash
&
13% Jan
24 Ys Dec
2lYt Mar 14
27 Ys Jun
16
Amer
Rad
Std
180 Y2 Nov
42% Jan
13
27% Jan
4
144% Jan
4
28
31
Oct
57
170
May 24
29 Ya Jan
50YsJan
30
Oct
Jun
7
7 Ys May 25
26
45 Y2 Dec
4
170
Mar 31
118% Jun
9
8Yb Dec
34
6
6
40Ys Mar 14
161 Ys Jun
40 Y2 Aug 17
13
American Ship
Amer
7%
12
30
American
17
46 Ys Nov
2
58% Feb
18
American
Stores
Sugar
100
147Ys Nov
16
12
2OY4 Jan
31
172 Ys Jan
13
178 Ys Dec
7
1
66 Ys Dec
29
62 Ys Feb
21
22
138 Ya Feb
10
130% Jan
20
Nov
16
187 Ys July 21
82 Ya Dec
145
6
Nov
23
American Snuff
6%
American
7%
Co
183
129
132
*127
129
American
Viscose
27
11% Jan
10
American
Water
13
29 Ys Aug 16
Preferred
6%
28Ys Aug
Preferred
21 Ys
Sep
li
167/s Oct
14
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
83
45% Jan
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan
6
72
20
5
41% Aug 13
33 Ys Mar 30
40
Jan
6
109 Ya Nov 24
23% Jan
12
30 Ys Jun
6
103
..
110
593%
58
58%
7,100
13 5/s
133%
135%
133%
1,400
43%
42 Ya
423%
43%
433%
433%
44
44%
*35 Ya
36 Ya
♦35 Ya
36 Ya
*35 Ya
173/s
173/s
175/s
175/s
17%
423%
36
18%
Sep
21
Anaconda
Wire 6c
20
A
.
18
15,000
14 Ys
14%
14%
14 Yi
14%
14Ys
14%
14%
49
48 V»
49
48%
48%
48%
48 Ys
9,100
120
118 Ya
125
130 Ya
4,600
3%
2,300
118
3 5/s
119
118
3YB
•
35/s
34%
923%
*11 Ys
99
99
*99
13%
14
14
17%
17%
17
*103 Ya
105 Ya
25 5/s
263/8
91
103 Ya
25%
*90
126
3 Ys
1313%
33%
*106
♦106
109
100
35 Ya
♦35
35%
*35
35%
300
923%
91
91%
92
93%
5,400
ll7/s
llVs
11 Ys
11 Ys
llVs
♦99
100
100
100
14%
14 Ys
1,900
17
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
5,000
103 Ya
♦103 Ya
104
105
25 Vs
253%
25%
91
90J%
903%
106
109
56%
57%
X56 Ya
29 Ya
283%
29
403%
39%
*173%
■i
104
253/b
*90
91
106
•105%
27
26%
293%
*13%
133%
8Ys
30
263%
♦283%
26Vs
25%
83%
8%
108
•105 Ys
108
273/s
277/s
29Y8
293/s
*29%
293%
*13%
133%
*13 %
133%
8Vs
8%
8Ys
16,700
5,200
57
557/e
567/s
56 Vi
56 Vs
29 Ys
29 Yt
30 Ys
293/s
30%
403s
40
40
39 Ys
40%
103 Ya
1023%
103%
1023%
223%
22%
22%
175
22 Ya'
22 3/s
*173%
22%
175 "•
♦173 Y4
175
7Ys
73%
77/s
73%
7%
35 7%
35%
35 Ya
35Ys
353%
*58 Ya
59
50
50%
59 Ya
50
273/s
.
393%
103
40
800
9,200
28 3%
40%
103Y4
160
14,400
6OY4
7%
49%
91
37%
343%
59
253%
59 Ya
7%
52 3/8
105
37%
36 Y2
58%
253/s
♦90
59%
73%
50%
*103 Ya
38
35 Ya
58 3%
70
14%
57%
173 Ya
300
14%
29
22
100
14 Ya
393%
23
♦99%
*14
14%
17%
567/s
101%
33%
x92
8Y4
105
130
♦llVs
,
12
133%
103
3%
*34%
343%
92 :
12
*90
3Vs
3%
8%
58 Ya
51 Ys
50 Ys
171 Ya
169 Ya
59%
51
*173 Vi
73%
103
23 Ys
59 Ya
1,700
6,700
5,400
2,100
56,900
175
30
8
7,200
35 %
35
12,900
7,100
59 Ya
110
51%
51
30,700
•
168
42%
♦126
168 Ys
43
Ys
168
42
♦126
128
168 Ya
42%
128
168 3/s
42
43
126
126
•*
57
*94 Ya
96 Ya
943%
*93 Ya
95
♦94
1403%
141 Ya
5
15%
15%
100
180 Ya
181 Ys
80 Ys
141
47 Ya
9
25
263%
25
*25 Yi
943%
141
153%
180%
81%
79%
141 %
139%
48
141%
153%
180%
80%
141
Ya
47%
473%
9%
9%
9%
141
1413'4
168
168
42%
♦125
42%
440
1,400
127%
30
413/a
413/s
41%
13,400
57 Vi
57 3/s
58 3%
4,300
127%
57
com—100
170 Ya
44
43
♦125
56%
com—5
15,900
48%
56Vs
Co
19
14%
*13%
new_25
2,500
36%
49%
56%
com
18
14%
♦283%
25
*35%
Ys
%
141
153%
153%
15Ys
180'%
180 3/4
180 Ya
80 3/8
95
142
15%
181
81 Ya
95
95
141 Ya
142
500
181
580
81Y4
16%
1,900
181 Ys
157/s
39,000
82
12,500
80
80 3 4
139
141 Ya
1413%
141 Vi
1413%
830
48
50%
50%
503%
x50Ys
513%
66,600
9 Ya
9Ys
9 Ya
9%
93/s
5,700
9Ys
141
500
263%
27
27
27
27 Ys
*27 Ys
273%
27 Ya
26
25 Ys
25 Ys
253%
253%
♦253%
26 Ys
•253%
26Ys
60
20%
5,100
42,400
27%
6c
Smelting—1
203%
21 Ys
20
20%
20 Y4
20
Ya
20%
20%
197/s
70%
73 Ys
69%
703%
70 Ya
71 Ys
70 Vt
713/s
70 Ys
71 Ys
66
67
65%
67%
67%
68
66%
68
68 Vt
687/s
1,210
37Ys
37%
37%
37%
37
38
38
38 Yi
37 Ys
38
2,200
*106
107
x32Ya
323/4
58 Y»
597/s
*32 V2
33
♦106
107
107
Cable
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
44
36%
483%
56 34
—
preferred
11
58Ys Dec
1
Anderson Clayton 6c Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
3
36Ys Dec
1
Andes Copper
3
;
83%
par
1,200
57%
14
50
Jun
7
1
59 Ya
137/s
553%
Co
Mar
131
55
13%
No par
series
American Zinc Lead
Anaconda
44 Ya Jan
130
55
13%
41
44 Ys Oct
15 Ys Nov 29
.
7
19
130
55
13Ys
41Ys
13% Jan
52 Ys Mar 29
_
Sep
32 Ys Dec
23
129
128 Ya
55%
13%
407/s
series
Aug 26
Anchor
45 Ys Dec
Corp
5Ya%
4
183
41%
common
Works
17
4
•173
13Vs
29 Ya
100
10
12% Jan
183
400
55
8Ys
par
*29%
*173
40 Ys
preferred
55 Ys Nov
1
128 Ya
183
42 Ya
Tal 4c Tel Co
Tobacco
6%
♦173
42
Tobacco—;
American
15
29% Jan
*173
1
American
26 Ya Jan
Aug 13
—
187
100
Sumatra
25 Ys May
i._
♦177
29%
preferred—100
preferred
American
8Ys Oct
TlYa Sep~27
j.
31,700
*13 Yt
25
common
noncumulative
Dec
46
J
65%
26%
B—No par
Refining
6
4
14Ys Jan
23
65%
1
Co
64 Ya Jan
July 21
65%
25
Steel Foundries
46 Ys Aug 24
137 Ys Jan
8% Feb
64Yi
26%
100
43 Ys Dec
6
41
653/s
20
No
131 Ya Aug
5
100
64 Ya
26%
2
Building Co—No
1
8
Jan
64Ys
58 3%
preferred
3
28
Ys
:*'373/4
Smelt & Refg com
11
16 Y2 Dec
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
63
173 Ya
62 Ys Nov
4
66%
5
29% Feb
74 Y2 Dec
Jun
60
64%
293%
10
39 Ys Jan
142 % Nov
July
333%
993%
100
121 Ya Oct
8
65
333%
*98 Ya
373%
Co
31
Sep 27
4
121
33%
993%
293%
597/s
Safety Razor
Seating
25
Jan
33%
293%
59%
com
900
*98 Ya
29%
373%
preferred
21
19,400
33 Ya
22 3/8
American
11
1,500
10,200
■;//
99 Ya
Sany common—5
American
10% Feb
356
cl
9
121% Jan
Jan
Chem
5
22
47
99 Ya
*33
59%
-1
3
Apr
463%
37%
Co
9% Jan
58Ys Sep
467%
58%
No par
37% Feb
72% Apr
46%
37%
Co
Gas
179 Ya Jan
172
4 6 5/s
5
33 Ys Dec
125
22
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
50
7%
&
46 Ys
62 Vi
Co
Optical
46 Vt
38 V4
Corp
27 Ys Dec
45 Yi
37%
convertible preferred
Molasses Co
42 Ys Dec
6 3%
597/s
100
Products
Motors
20%
6 3%
No par
preferred
American
27
207%
6%
-No par
com
American
11
-100
32% Jan
24
100
Fdry common—7
preferred
Sep
263%
207%
63%
97%
35
4
31% Sep
265%
207/s
6%
30%
33 %
93%
24
20 Ys Mar 14
26%
20%
Yi
6
97 Ya
35
&
26 Yi
20 3%
67/s
33 Ya
-
5Yi%
25 Yi
203%
6Ys
30
91 Ya
American Mach
25 Ys
203%
313/8
•llVs
21% Feb
Jan
40,800
25%
.:
99
1
noncumulative
3.90%
%
Ice Co common——No par
convertible preferred
Products
€4% Jan
22
600
34
173%
Corp new_l
46 Ys Jan
106
99
*35 Ya
American
6% Jan
47Ys
par
Aug
2
16Ys Nov 15
22% Feb
46 3/s
Inc——40c
96 Ys Jan
7
105 Yi
1,100
25
50 Ys Oct
105
800
293%
Jun
169
7Ys
31 3/s
100
6
203%
6Ys
*32 Ya
American
12
105
26 Ys
20%
10
American-Home
15% May
1,700
1,400
15
39% Jan
200
34%
109
2,100
16
Ya Oct
34%
*107
65%
Mar 30
8
35,100
65 Ya
Nov
Dec
34 Ya
109
2,000
2 3 Vs
115
66
13 Ys Sep
11 Ya Sep
*
*107
75
23%
65%
38
14 Ys May 12
30
75
*113
66
96
28
34
109
23%
66
17
5
343%
*107
76%
113
66
21
7
109
30%
23 Yt
113
65%
Jan
19% Apr
7% Jan
34%
*107
76%
237/s
117
34
66 Ya
—,
Foreign
Dec
108
*114
18,500
65 3%
Jan
25
23%
23%
115
34
100
900
96
453%
Nov
Oct
23%
*112
95
40
11 v
104
96%
77 Va
393%
65
24
95 Yt
"
453%
28
31
94Y4
77
45%
17
Feb
x93 Ya
77%
3,700
40%
28
Dec
9334
7 6 Y4
3 Ya
37
29 Ya
393%
Secur—No
Lines
5Ys Apr
■
•
25
91 Ya
3Y4
37
*283%
45
27
S% Nov 22
96Ys
79
37
45 Ys
Gas & Electric Co
107
29 Ys
40 Ya
1
3
4
283/4
*36
13,300
45 Ys
20
Jan
Jan
293/4.
21,300
40 Ya
Nov
15
37
*29 Ys
3,100
88
45%
Jun
1C0% Jan 20
3%
*35%
293/8
38%
104%
403%
Tiling
Nov
16
3%
37
29 Ys
104 Yi
45%
Co
15
Nov
3%
3%
105 Vs
40%
13
54
104 Ya
29ya
31
10
34
103
87 Yi
44
Co
9
Apr 21
118 Ya
38 Ys
88
Yi
No par
23
28 Ys July 27
*1143%
38 Ya
87
41
70
19% Jan 11
24
3%
118 Ya
373/4
44 Ys
7% May 17
107
*35
13,200
*114%
104%
103 Ya
300
68 Ya
41
25
Cable
44% Jan 20
19
37
118
;
97 Ya
140
No par
preferred
42 Ys Dec
100% Jan
3
3
25 Ya
1
20
1
Corp
common
26
2
*114
97 Ya
68 Ys
*134
1053%
common
&
Oct
17 Ys Dec
118
97 Ya
68 3/s
140
1053/4
prior preferred-——-—100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3Ya% conv preferred series B.100
3Y4% conv preferred series C-100
6%
*114
67 Ya
*134
105 Yi
Mar 15
105
*96 Yi
677/s
140
*104%
100
preferred
12 Ys Jan
13 Ya Dec
67 Ys
*134
110
106
14
67%
148
5,700
4Y2%
6%
66 Ys
*143
41 Yt
27
Jan
13,400
41
8
S2
55 Yi
41 Ys
109YiSep
32 Ys Oct
54%
97 Yi
403/s
140
28
553/a
*96
40 Ya
21
Jan
54 Ya
54%
97 Ys
40 Vi
148% Dec
26
54%
533/4
40 Ys
22
130
53 Ys
*96
39 Ys
69% Dec
1
55
96Ya
2,400
403%
1053/4
lylar 14
Apr
4
21
35 Ya
39 Ya
*104
48
3 Ys Nov
600
35 Ya
*24
22,700
29
62% Feb
24 Ya
353/4
18 Ys
Dec
1
7,500
24
35%
70 Ya
56
31
lllYi
24
34:%
30Ya
43% Mar 25
Dec
110Ya
24
34%
17 5/s
Color type
4% Dec
111Y4
24
*70 Ys
Crystal Sugar com
76
1103%
25
35
*29 Va
American
2
112 Ya
25
34
18
Ameriean
28
110%
25 Va
34%
70 Ya
9
Mar
111%
2,900
30%
17
2% Jun
173%
17 5/s
17
67
173/s
29 %
33% Dec
8
18%
*70%
lOOYa Jan
7
17 Yi
173/4
27
17
1.45Q
16%
703/4
Sep
Jan
119
16%
17%
91 Ys
12Ys Aug
*115
16%
70 Ys
29
40
119
16%
17 Ys
Sep
27
15 100
145
*115
,
*135
703/s
99
30
117
17,000
145
307%
32'/a Dec
15 Ys Dec
*115
66 Ys
33 Y4
*135
173/s
5
42 Ys Dec
32%
*70Ys
4
5
65 Ys
33 Ya
18%
Jan
4
145
66
32%
117
32,100
70r%
Jan
33% Jan
*143
90
8Ys
173/B
22
Sep
145
70Ys
91
Dec
88
8 3/s
*219
Corp com—2
Co
16
*87 Ya
500
1,100
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
39% Dec
22%
64%
135
200
*22 Vi
32%
32
30,100
HOYs
113
31
_10
preferred
3
7%
8%
23%
com—No par
Co
8
5%
87%
3,600
30
Arma
Shoe
Brake
22%
65 Vi
637/s
32%
223/4
3 Ys
50
Bosch
9% Jan
2
64 Yi
3%
*143
*132
23 Ya
No par
common
preferred
21Ya Mar
Jan"~~5
8%
145
*115
*114
117
34Ys
34%
*105
109
100
preferred
Note
33 Ya July 15
11% Sep
8% Jan
*137
129
16%
2
1
common
3Ya%>
11
26%
31%
135
117
87%
3%
23
*219
rl29
*35
2Ql/2
94Ya
78
1
Petroleum Corp
No par
Agricultural Chemical—No par
72
Nov
62%
34
8%
104 Ys
6
33
67 Ya
16%
145
*137
145
87%
8%
*219
102 3/4
2
44
rl33
*115
87%
8%
*219
64Ya
32%
1
86 Ya
8%
8%
104Ya 1053/4
18
8
*137
No par
17
27
par
86
87
*25
Aluminium Limited
6Ys Oct
54 % Sep
86 Ya
8%
"219
22%
87
18YsJan
13Ya Dec
115%
22 Ys
37 Ya
22YsJan
114 Ys Dec
118
*115
86
31
7
*115
115%
37%
31
4.
118
*115
22 Ys
37%
10
Jan
*115
115 Ys
22
86 Ys
19% Dec
8
117
*115
22
36%
25% Dec 31
31% Jan
117
115 Ys
21 Ys
85 Ys
4
125% Apr 21
1C5% Jun 30
117%
*115
22 Ya
88%
conv
1,100
164
*115%
__
22
3%
37%
cum
17,000
117Ya
*115
3%
22%.
86 Vi
4 Ya %
3,000
38 Ys
3%
*115Y4
American Bank
*157
14%
22%
110
America—
American Airlines
164
4,600
143
3%
1
14
27 Ys Mar 14
38 Ys
1423/4
♦157
100
Nov
23 Ys Mar 17
164
39
146
22 Ys
96Ya
Amalgamated Leather Co
13%
38%
_10
of
1
100
500
21%
1453/4
68 Yt
Co
13%
21
3 Ys
100
4
6
♦157
21%
32
122
21%
common—No par
11
253/s Aug 12
13 Vs
38%
144
138
118
38'%
32
717/s May
38
144
*31%
120
33%
34 Ya
543%
4% Jan
21
21%
13%
*13Ys
24
32
122
22 Ys
5
16% Jan
Dec
21%
67
Amer
14% Jan
39 Ya
24%
*31%
*117
*132
110
Jan
13%
■ii 21
2lYs
24
32 Yi
20
1
100
21 Ys
24
124
100
65
.
3,800
23 Ys
*313/4
*120
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3Y»% convertible preferred
27 Ya Mar 15
May 31
24%
24
122
3Ys
Amer
Oct
2,800
753%
21Ys
Amerada
70
,7,000
32%
164
23
23
16%
32 Yi
*155
30
91
200
16%
32
164
No par
Aluminum
6
75%
17
31%
32%
122
77
16%
313/4
*155
91% Feb
Oct
7
16% Jan
13%
No par
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
May
*74
17%
31Ya
13%
105 Ys Jun
82
Jan
55
Dye
23
39
237/s
*32
21 Ys
38 Ys
100
Co
Stores Corp
preferred
32 Ya
125
21 %
1
23
33 Ya
77
163/4
31%,
38%
144
11
5
17
*73
lT-v,'/
13 Ya
14
Jan
25% Jan
20 Ya Jan
4%
&
24%
32 Ya
1
34
15
29
;
Allied
24
125
50
16
77
16%
X31 Ya
37%
com
Feb
26% Dec
*73
17%
327/s
*140
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
35
11
74%
17Ye
143
16
23
Jan
22% Dec
74Ys
32
143
Dec
Apr
IB
Nov
gtd
Industries Inc
Sep
119Ys Sep 13
37/s Mar 29
7,400
No par
Sep
15
673%
issued"
88
:
16
28
57
11
67 Ya
1
41
26
34% Aug
1
55% May 12
72 Y4 Jan 18
13
673/s
100
Mills
9
67
*115Ys
Allen
Chemical
11
66 3/8
5
preferred
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
Kid
Apr
5,300
66 Yi
100
"when
Allied
63 Ys Jun
66 Ys
—100
cum
July 22
98
14%
66
1
prior preferred conv
No
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allied
7
100
67Ys
10
$4
Allied
9,800
66 Ya
100
common—.
6
25 Ya Dec
4U
51 % Mar 14
45 % Jan
11
Ys
Ys
100
preferred A
$4,375
41
109 Ya
14
No par
-
common
30
122Y4 July
94 Ya Jan
July 14
93% Jan
103
NOV
5
20 Ys Aug 26
S
28
117
Dec
41%
*109
14 3/s
.—1
1
preferred
5Ya%
41%
109
14%
called
Alleghany Corp
3
18
40%
109
14%
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc common.
26
Jan"21
41 Ys
109 Ya
14%
Corp„10
Vicksburg Ry
Common
May
41
♦108
143/b
_1
new
1951 series
Aldens
Mar 14
38% Jan
28% Jan
97
Co
Corp
28% July 25
91 Ys Aug
5
July 12
41%
109%
14%
10
Express
4.50%
7%
140
40 Ys
*108
Shares
14%
2.50
Addressograph-Multigraph
Admiral Corp
:
Alabama
267/e Mar 30
6
72
6
21
Ys
Mining
f
the Week
14 Ys
50
nlc
Aeroquip Corp
Duc
41
109 Va
Friday
Jan. 13
25
common
Air Reduction Inc common
170
29
17 Ys Oct
29
Inc
41 Ys Dec
157
41
*108
Bales for
Thursday
Jan. 12
'
Adams
4
Jan. 11
1
Stores
Adams-Millis
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 10
5
Co_
20
9
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 9
100
common
preferred
Steel
30
Dec
HIGH
Monday
Par
15Ys Aug 24
Mar 15
155
5%
Acme
20
30 Ys Jan
27% Mar 14
July 29
21 % Dec
14
107
Industries
b ACF-Wrigley
130
1
12 Ys Oct
5
ACF
Laboratories
347/s Sep
3
5
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
preferred
Vending Corp
25 Ys Nov
19
24 Yi Jan
4%
ABC
35 Ys Sep
6
68
Aug 25
Abbott
Aug 25
23% Sep 19
7Ys Mar 23
25YaJan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
*106
33
59%
*32Ys
107
33 Yi
61
33
33
60
♦32%
33%
33%
107
107
50
33%
34
34
2,800
107
62
613%
65
62
33
32 Yi
32 YI
32
Yi
63 Ys
47,700
32 Ys
300
■
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NEW YORK STOCK
1% Feb
Lowest
Highest
12% Jan
4
463/4 Dec
4
26% Dec
21
Oct
24%
7
17% Jan
36
63/8 Jan
May"
36
1% Apr" 30
May 12
13% Jan
6
Dec"?!
14%
10
Jan
6
13
0
May 13
Dec
31
27
Armco
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
5
30
Jun
Arnold
17
25 3A Apr
16
26% Jan
Mar 15
3
17
Artloom
Nov
28
Arvln
34
Co
Carpet
4
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
30
39
39%
39
39
08
2c%
28
28%
29%
29%
39
10
50%
52%
48%
50%
49%
50%
5
163/4
17%
16-4
17
16%
17%
17 %
1
I", 8
17 %
1
29%
29-b
29 %
29%
29 Va
29%
2 J 3/8
29-3
29%
No par
*97 %
98
*97 V2
98
98
93%
*j8%
*98 %
10'J
5
*20 %
21%
*20 %
21 %
21%
21%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
10J
1
7%
733
7%
7%
7%
73%
7%
7'8
7%
8 %
11,500
2.50
293/4
29 %
29%
29%
29:,i
29 %
29%
29%
2.'/4
1,300
1
15%
16Ve
1534
15%
15-8
15%
10*/4
lb%
lova
la '.8
40,300
28 7
a
20%
27%
28
28
28 34
28/8
28-i
*28%
37% Sep
33%
34 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
100
109 V4
110
106%
118-4
108
va
10d"4
10
5 9Va
6J
59'/a
5j %
59
%
59:
50
141%
143%
145%
Corp
Co
Industries
Ashland
Oil
Inc
inc
Re fining
&
Co
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No
par
Associated
11% Jan
39%
28 '/a
Illinois
of
Constable
Jan
Dry
Goods
§3% Jan
8
14% Jan
4
22
1043/4 Feb
8
113
Aug 15
5.25-a
52 3/4 Feb
1
69
May 27
Associates
121% Jan
18
162
Nov
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Jun
15
62
Aug 11
13
30
Oct
96% Oct
13
101
41% Oct
6
4
NOV 11
27% D*c
11% Jan
11% Jan
10
111% Dec
65
134% Dec
61
Dec
«
16
Jan
5
103% Oct
6
17% Jan
4
393/4 Dec
29
4
58
13
101% Dec
4
433/8 Dec
52% Dec
963/4 Sep
2
39
9
Feb
12
14% Aug
23
10
11
Jan
20
183/4 Aug
23
16% Nov
May 26
243/4 Sep
7
Dec
29
49% Dec
29
4% Jan
4
4
Jan
4
42% Jan
8% Jan
7
75% Dec
30
60
an
133/4 Dec
29
11% Jan
Oct
9
Atlantic
20
Line
Refining
Preferred
Atlas
4
Austin
Jan
11
22
18
54
$2.25
4%
50%
4%
39 %
38%
38-4
30-8
V8
4%
30%
30-
50%
50%
100
700
3,809
8
lo,90J
51%
31,000
lna
42,100
29
12,000
j
100
28
8
2,400
33%
series
109
109
109
59 '/4
140%
143%
109
59%
60%
141%
59%
4,900
144
141
146%
170
1,200
a
148%
61 '.2
OJ'i
60 ',8
L0%
61
60-4
bl
bl
61
2b "a
2o%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28
28 Vs.
28%
8,000
28-s
tj
J
*97
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
2,800
'a
1,700
99
47
45%
46
%
46'%
46%
46%
46 %
45
46%
9,700
10
38-s
39%
38 ',4
38%
3 a Vu
38-8
38%
38%
38%
38%
67,300
o'> 1
B__
100
5
20
common..
No par
9"
50
99
99
pa
99V4
,
98%
98%
98
9b %
44 %
44%
43%
44
43%
43%
43%
43'%
43%
43%
5,000
Go
6o'4
64-4
65%
64%
64-%
64%
65
65 %
6b'.
2,700
No par
preferred
conv
*4%
Id
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer
5
Avco Mfg Corp (The 1 common
3
Mar 30
4%
46%
Powder
Nichols
*4%
99
common
$3.75
a
434
No par
RR
Atlas Corp
8% Apr
26
20
new._6.50
100
Coast
9
Dec
18
6
5% Oct
42
Electric Co
preferred
Atlantic
27% Dec
iti
11
7
4%
8
14% Jan
16
Mar 21
If % Jan
)
Mar 17
483/4 Mar 31
July 18
19
Co
50
City
68
47% Mar 14
16
Atlantic
101 % Apr
6
Investment
Preferred
3
40% Sep
15
38 3/a Sep
10
4
86% Jan
preferred
59% Mar
34% May 17
10
Jan
14% Jan
30
29 7
*4%
Corp—
Common
8
Shares
1
&
preferred
93/« Feb
Jan. 13
39%
Corp
19
14
18
14% Apr
4
Steel
102% Apr
22
tae Week
Friday
Jan. 12
43i
Armstrong Cork Co common
14
Sales for
Thursday
5
Armour
29
Jan. 11
*4%
Corp
15
$3.75
rRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Jan. 10
5
28
24
3
Jan
6
HIGH
Tuesday
Jan. i)
No par
Dec
18
28
10% Nov
Inc
35% Apr
26
SI
Oil
Argo
19% Sep
6% Jun
8% Oct
Co
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
Jan
22
Products
AND
Monday
Par
96% Aug 30
7
May 19
31
102% Dec
STOCK
11
26% Oct
>1% Jan
14
31% July
55 % Dec
3
A P W
3
43% Feb
11
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
4% May 19
CVa Dec 31
11
NEW
Range for Year 1955
I ear 1*54
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
i
Monday, January 16, 1956
11%
*11%
*16%
17'.4
*16%
25%
25%
24%
46
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11 Vs
11%
17%
*16%
17%
*lb%
17%
*16%
24%
25'%
25%
25%
24%
25
6 %
46
45-8
6%
6 '8
46 %
6 '/a
6%
6 %
G Vs
45 Ho
,
46%
6
11%
17
6,000
6%
99,000
4b
*46
900
'. 4
20-8
6 %
%
46 %
46
4j0
4
900
/8
B
S0% Jan
8
t
Nor
6% Aug 18
23
31% July 26
107
Jan
7
113% Dec
SI
Jan
7
107
18% Jan
89% Jan
11
40 3/8 Dec
4
603/4 Nov
J
30% Jan
9
109
Nov 26
99
8% Feb
11*
10
Babbitt
(B
Babcock
D/iai .4*
&
Inc
T)
Wilcox
1
C%
6%
(The)_Nopar
Corp
_13
Co
101 Va
103-/8
101
14-/8
14
24% Mar 30
35% Aug 12
10
Mar 31
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
Baltimore
113 % May
5
Jun
14
29
353/4 Jan
18
19
54% Jan
45
Jan
Elec
&
Co._.No par
1
*110
*100%
101
100%
100%
170
100
46 %
47%
45%
46%
46
Vs
47%
4o-a
47
46-/8
47 VB
22,800
67
68
60-8
66%
05 %
66
66%
66 %
66 %
6
Baltimore
4%
Ohio
&
common
noncumuiative
preferred__100
30
Bangor & Aroostook common____50
30
48% Nov
66% Jan
13
Barber
15 % Jan
26
19
Barker
14% May
5
38% Mar
45
80% Jan
4
363/a Dec
10
33% Jan
Sep 15
723/4 Mar 29
8% Jan
4
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
.193% Nov 23
40% Jan
4
9
133
Jan
24
2
103% Jun
13
11% May
3
25
Dec
48
31
Dec
Jan
Nov
85
6
90% Nov 22
Jan
Jan
4
26
Dec
21
20% Sep
Jun
12
17
41
Dec
29
40
357/b Sep
143/eOct
88% Dec
1
10% Apr 14
80% Nov 26
17% Jan
4
•0% Jan
18
25
27
1
30
83
26% Oct
24
12
34% May
22
Jan
6
31
30% Jan
17
96% Mar
Oct
1% Dec
23
1
32% Dec
29
30
Apr
Feb
16
Bell
Aircraft
15
Bell
&
Apr 18
Jan
7
6
27
74
172
9
6
Nov
18
Sep
16
Jan
18
85% Sep
15
11
40
Dec
22
Aug 17
31
Mar
24
33% Jun
14
Bliss
(E
28% Mar 15
38
28
Bliss
&
54% May 18
88% Mar
1
243/8 Apr
8
25
A\J
Sep
74
AVXt4/A
26
XO
31
25
Aug 23
17% Dec
31
12
Dec
18
29
OX
15% Mar 14
8
July 29
12 % Jan
87% Mar 17
88% Dec 13
74% Sep
61
Dec
Dec
43% Nov
Dec
95% Sep
66% Aug
14
61% Sep
30
3
64
12% Nov
2
25
34% Dec
29
38
Mar 14
513/4 Oct
43 % Dec
24
May 10
563/a Jan
6
28% Jan
Mar 11
24% Jan
99
28
95
32
Sep
26
143/4 Dec 29
83
July 28
14% Jan
6
82
Jan
6
6
13% Jan
15
22% Dec
30
203/4 Jan
12
Jan
12
36% Dec
21
33
11% Jan
4
173/8 Dec
20
15% Jan
85
28
853/4 Jan
■
Jan
■
_
Dec
36% Feb
July 25
31% Feb 23
■•■43
23
95 %
■
18% Feb
85% Jan
24
30
Mar 12
26
16
111
20
•ti
9
173/s May 17
6
6
74
'
Mar 14
Sep
23
34% May
b
100% Apr 25
Aug 11
2
33% Aug
19
56% July 20
19
100
Dec
% bep 19
18% Mar 28
Dec
$0
July 21
July 29
11
80% Feb
3
51% Aug
Oct
78
Die
5
12
.
1
02% Mar
8
8
77% Aug 11
71
Sep
30
80
Jun
78 3/8 Dec
763/a Jan
3
92
Apr 26
22% Jan
6
34% Jun
14
Jan
4
Feb
8
16%. Dec 29
Jan
4
25
Jan
4
Jun
29
2
25% Nov 12
Dec
15
16
23
103/4 Apr 12
26% Sep 16
107% Nov
1
24
Mar 18
Jan
8% Oct
Oct
6
11
22
22
19% July 1
30% Oct 31
12% Aug 26
11
36% Feb
3
99% Jan 26
103% Jan
4
90
23
233.,
"■/ 23%
48
47%
4734
**i7
28 Vs
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
28%
4,100
12%
*12%
13
12 ',8
13
12%
13
1,000
48
28
28%
28
13
13%
12 7
1
,8
2 b Va
30%
Sin:,
52%
53
53%
52%
53%
1^%
19%
19%
20
1J %
1J '
1%
1%
1%
1%
313a
31%
31%
1 7
Brown Shoe
(The)
52 3 '4
53%
8
19%
19-a
7,600
1 %
1 %
l:u
53,800
32%
32
14,300
32
46%
46%
158%
157'j4
159%
47
173
168 %
169
168%
169
11%
16
15%
15%
15%
3,503
80
80
80
81
47
160
159
160
*168%
173
171 %
171%
700
10,700
15%
*77%
46 3
463.,
158%
84
15%
*82
8
4o %
3,000
32,700
16
15;%
15 %
84
82
82
70
38%
37
37%
37%
38%
37%
58
3/
37%
30 %
29%
29%
29%
30
293/4
30 %
25%
30
X27%
3,100
12,100
28
28%
2734
28
27%
28
35%
35
36
36
3u
75%
76%
76
77%
76 Vs
77
5
27%
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
29
29 %
29%
29%
29%
29%
29 Vs
29 Vs
13%
13%
1374
14
:
*13%
1334
*13%
13:t4
16%
11%
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 ',8
11%
11%
11%
1134
12
11%
12
par
15
5
6 r. %
63 72
63%
13%
1,300
52,100
3,800
29 %
380
I33.,
160
16%
6,600
12
12
10,700
63%
63%
40%
40
40 V4
39 7
8
4038
39%
40%
40 %
99 %
40%
*98
97 %
97%
97%
97;%
*97%
9o/4
*97%
98-4
150
56
5D%
5o%
2,200
55%
55%
5434
55%
27%
63%
29%
16%
7,500
%
54 %
63%
'
55%
55%
64
63 Vs
63%
40 3
3,500
13,200
8
26 Va
26%
26 V4
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
3,803
58%
56%
58
56%
58
58
58%
57%
58-4
3,301
J 4
11%
13%
14%
14
14%
14
14%
13 */8
14
6,703
5
common
27%
57 %
.2.50
47
47%
46%
46%
47 VA
48 Va
55
51
54 Va
21%
21 Va
22
ba 'a
88%
89
31%
31%
50
Co
3.50
No par
common
2.50
46
46%
54
54%
54%
21%
21 VA
21%
74
by'/a
88 V4
88'/4
31%
32 Va
31 Va
31%
31%
32
96%
*95%
97
54
21%
to
100
.
*95
No par
Gas
97
"95
*54
21 Vs
*bj
*96
400
22%
88%
88
31 Vb
*96
97
6,803
55
21 %
12,003
a
700
31%
6,603
97
—— —
34
34%
33%
34 Vs
33%
34%
31%
34%
31
3
Va
4,700
14 %
14%
14 %
14%
14
1/2
14%
14%
14%
14%
11%
5,100
15
Inc
103 %
103 VA
No par
5
_
common
102
*101
102
102
101
26%
2o %
25%
25%
2J
25%
25%
25%
26
2,300
41%
42%
40%
41V4
40%
41%
41%
41%
41V4
41%
7,403
_5
20%
21%
20 %
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
20%
92%
92%
92%
92 */a
92%
92%
*92 VA
92%
28
28%
27%
28
281/4
23 Va
28 VA
28%
34 Vs
35%
33%
34%
X34%
35%
35
22
22
21%
22
21%
22 %
21%
Co
1
Co
10
new
"Burlington Industries Inc
5
700
101
101
101
x
26
No par
Watch Co Inc
4J %
43
*54
'
1
preferred
Forge
'
5734
loo
Co
Co
2,100
'
46 %
155 3e
100
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
14,000
31%
32
47%
"168%
2o%
31
1%
8
163a/4
4C%
159
60
101
*96
31 /a
72
25%
31
101.
7,600
48
29 %
1.25
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
16%
20 Va
20%
27,000
*92 VA
92%
800
28VA
28%
3,600
35%
35%
36 VA
17,000
21%
21 Vs
217-3
1,600
;
1
10%
16%
16 '/4
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
20,303
100
*80%
81J :• •..*
*30 V4
81
81
81
81
81
8IV4
81 %
480
preferred
100
*71%
80
*71%
80
*71%
80
second
100
83%
83%
*83%
84
*83%
84
5
28%
29%
1
16
16%
29 Va
29%
com
preferred
3%%
4%%
30
*96
40
24%
35%
Bigelow
4%
25%
31-8
Id '/a
«
100
Union
Buffalo
25%
101
*96
24%
*47
48
RR—
Brooklyn
$5
31 %
31
101
91
*89
24%
54%
74
1%
31
25 %
25%
20%
*96
25
Maine
Brown
Budd
32
52%
:-i
25
26%
101
91
28%
preferred
&
23%
30%
*96
8
*89
35
Co
Bristol-Myers Co
33%%
23
*47%
75%
preferred
Bullard
8
July
4% %
Bulova
88
90
23 Vs
24
74
common
Brlggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
25% Sep
6
90
89
22 %
1
Airways Inc.
Bridgeport Brass Co
47% Feb 21
21 % Aug
*88%
88%
*47%
35
Braniff
20
Mar 15
73% Jun
B8
&
17
16
9,600
77%
preferred
27 % Aug
10
74%
16%
11%
11%
7%
16%
Nov
5%
29% Jan
Dec~29
20,200
29%
Common
21
17%
?2
Ho par
Boston Edison
213/a Dec
11
10% Jan
37
29%
35%
Inc
Co
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
Nov
11
36-4
29
3 i %
L—No
Class B
Boston
3
Oct
4
30
14% Jan
67
13
16
28% Jan
11
Jan
15
14
38
12% Jan
'>0
37
28%
74%
Borden
4 or
10
21
6
Bon Ami Co class A
Stores
90
3u %
29
Brass Corp
3
66% May
106%
5
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
13
443/4 Dec
&
7
100 V2 Nov
130
*105 Va
28%
1
3
Bond
47
*115
105 %
—2.50
_fc
22
323/4 Dec
11
86% July 20
3
1,400
49
130
105%
1
Inc
Co__,
Bohn Aluminum
47%
49
*115
10
W) Co..
Laughlin
48-a
210
37%
100
Mfg Co new
(Delaware)
Airplane
5,000
30
peso
1951—
Jan
17
82% Jan
4,,
iiy
Boeing
18
36%
100
113/4 Jun
6
9% Jan
o.p
3
17%
28%
com.._No par
193/a Jun
12
53% Jan
20
29
99
•/«
393/4 Jan
7
30
39
83% Jan
Nov
18%
1,000
36%
1
Co
8,000
28
4
Co
(Del)
Decker
54%
35-a
1
Biaw-Knox
41
52%
27%
___100
pfd series of
&
30
353/4 Dec
60
4%%
*40
54 Vs
37%
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
Black
41
29%
10
common
preferred
29
4
Jan
7%
Dec
4
20
,
75
26
10% Jan
■
106%
5
Steel
4,800
21 %
36%
1
Co
Finance
Bethlehem
1,600
64
53
130
*
1
Co
27'% Dec
Jan
Jan
4
is
*115
105 Va
10
preferred
32% Dec
31
Co
Best Foods
9
7
803/4 Oct
169% Dec
Best
49
130
1
Benguet Consol Mining Co..„l
35% July 25
56% July
1
48
*115
50
Beneficial
2
42-4
63 Vs
*20%
28%
pfd_____loo
Bendix Aviation
7
49
130
48%
42%
63-4
18'/a
105%
105 %
1,900
-4
40
105%
105 %
a
21 %
63
*20%
120
49
42 %
190
111%
l
12
13% Jan
Dec
19
14
158 % Sep
Dec
18%
Dec
29
18
19
Corp
Howell
4%%
5
8% May 3
10% May 11
0% Jan
6
18-4
22% Feb
147/a Dec
3
Packing
Belding-Heminway
3
7
19%
26
22
0% Jan
40% Jan
18%
Inc_
4%%
Beech-Nut
6
11
12
53%
59 % Mar
11% Jan
8
40
53
14
101% Jan
168% Nov 29
38
(A S)
42% Apr
101
8
Mar 14
43
14
Vl73/6 Jan 25
Nov 28
27
Nov 17
Dec
4J
523i
*110
lllva
2.50
10
Oct
33% Oct
17% Nov
40
51-/8
Inc
Instruments
25
3
May
*39%
54%
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
31
18
Mills
Beckman
Beck Shoe
Dec
29 % Dec
Beaunlt
Mar 18
433/8 Dec
12
39',4
51%
100
July 11
1113/b Dec
17% Jan
14% Jan
82% Feb
39 %
10
preferred
96
4
5
4%%
49
4
0% May 6
•6% Apr 30
21
42-4
|
*42
63
21
No par
.30
00
144% Jan
62%
21 Vs
Beatrice Foods Co common____12.50
3%% conv prior preferred___100
2
29% Dec
61%
21 Vs
Corp
3
80% Jan
Jan
.
42 - 4
Gl%
21%
50
Works
11
193/8 Sep
Jan
4
29
43
64 %
21%
preferred
Iron
Bayuk Cigars Inc
8
Jun
38% Dec
18
31% Dec
% May 18
Jun
107% May
42%
62
lo
common
20
45
14
57'
4%%
Bath
43 %
42%
10
Oil Corp
Brotheis
Jan
_
100
July 14
•147
22% Mar 14
24
11
13
10,000
a
110%
100'/a
31
8
33
110%
100 Va
30
55% Dec
83,400
101
Dec
143% Dec
4,000
b.oOQ
lo'a
110%
Dec
107% Dec
33-/8
33-/8
6%
IO2-8
*100%
17% Sep
407/a Oct
4
.
15 Va
*110
64
6
102
110%
32
Jan
33%
33-/8
6V4
,
16%
100 Va
1
89 y« Jan
33'%
33%
14%
100'/a
4
107
15
110%
4
1
33 Vs
33%
6%
102-4
101
103
14'/8
100
11% July
Sep
%
6 Va
6%
101%
14%
100
preferred series B
preferred series C
1«% Jan
48% Jan
Jan
38
*6%
6%
102
4% %
12
53 3/a Sep
Gas
6'%
4%
753% Nov 23
105
14
preference
Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal
Butler Bros
Co
15
,
Butte Copper & Zinc.
Byers Co (A M) common
i
5
No par
■v
16 Vs
28%
.16%
29 Vs
28%
<
16%
28%
29
*71%
81
84 Va
84%
320
2)
29%
*16 »/4
29%
16 Vs
..
80
84
2
23%
29%
24,100
16%
16%
1,300
29 V4
29%
8,200
*71%
%
*16%
16%
29 '/4
-
80
29
28%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
10 Vs
10
10%
10
10%
31
31%
30 V4
30%
31
32%
31%
31%
30
31%
101%
99
102
102 Va
5,200
6,000
'
7%
participating preferred
100
102
102
101
...
-
.: 101
lbi
102
:
420
:U
VS
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
f% Jan
8
11% Dec" 30
Vo% Jan
4
13% Aug 20
•OVijan
6
13% Jan
S2%Jan
11
5
36% Dec 31
3% Dec 31
12
Dec
33% Jan
7
2% May 17
23
10% Jan
6
46% July 28
6% Aug 15
Callahan
15% Mar
Calumet Js Hecla Inc
3
6% Nov
42% Dec
28% Dec
11
44% Dec
12
42
Not
14
17% Dec
y
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
10
Canadian Breweries Ltd_
Canadian Pacific Ry
No par
Cannon Mills
No par
7
4
33
Dec
28
04% Jan
28% Mar 14
4
61
July 23
53% Dec 30
59
page
1
1.80
25% Jan
9
July 15
11% Jan
see
Campbell ,Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
,
Campbell W & C Foundry—
6%
13%
6
100
24.
Feb
21
43%
6
26
17
45
44 VA
13
JAn
32% Aug 29
35% Jun 16
_For footnotes
5
1
x_5
—.
14% Sep
91% Jan
Nov 30
27% July
11% Apr
14
26
8
15% Dec 31
09% May 13
60
15
37% Oct
13
California Packing Corp...:
Zinc-Lead
7
"
42 Ve
.
7
43
5%
-
13
,
,
"
J15
35%
35%
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com„ 1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
lNo par
Canada Southern Ry Co_
100
16%
17
94%
94%
25
*63%
31%
33%
*53
6%
42
44
5%
13
6%
16%
94%
64
*63 Vs
31%
-
*43%
5%
12 Vs
44V4
6
131/a
7%
-
6%
6%
42 Va
42%
43
35
35%
35% ""
16%
16%
*95
96 Va
•
-16%
97
*43%
5%
7
44
1/4!
6%
13
13
.
42%
9,100
7%
43
2,600
54,900
,•
6,800
5,300
35 Va
1,000
16%
16%
16%
9,100
97
95 Va
96
*35
670
*61%
64
*30%
.
35
95%
31%
,
6%
13 V8
6%
35 VA
16%
44
421/4
-
42%
34%
•
43%
6
13
t
64
*61%
64
*61%
64
*31
31 %
*31
31 Va
*31
31 %
100
34
33 %
34 VA
34
35 Va
34%
35Va
34 V4
34%
100,900
53 Va
52%
531/4
53
53Va
53V4
53%
53V4
53V4
900
Volume 183
Number 5499
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(219)
NEW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Ranee for Previoni
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
28
Range for Year
Highest
8% Jan
4
Lowest
27 Va Dec
29
1955
NEW YORK
Highest
22% Jan
6
42% Dec
7
21
Jan
13
40 y4 Apr
12
30'/a Mar 14
17'/4 Jan
5
30% Nov
38% Sep
17
25'A Oct
10
36
11
121
107
Jan
5
20 Vb Oct
22
126
Dec
31
112
25% Dec
30
23
Jan
Mar 15
Apr
5
63 % Dec
31
55%: Jan
7
46% Jan
4
62 y4 Apr
48 V8 Oct
18
64% Feb 18
13
Jan
113
Jan
20%
19% Dec
4
49 y2 Aug 16
29
129 y2 Feb
26
53% Mar
17% May 16
13% Nov
2
Nov~22
7
3
13% May
23 % July
116
D:c
45
101 % Jun
4
16% Apr
28
107 Via Jan
105% SeplO
26% Dec 29
4
121
Nov
May 16
102% Feb
8
19 Va Nov
10
26
114 Mj Nov
4
81%: Dec
30
72 Va Dec
21
83
16
4
30 y4 Dec
31
27
27
37% Dec
15% Jan
18
11
Oct
28
4% Jan
19'/a Dec
4
21
>
130
18% Jan 26
2iy8 Mar 12
8 % Dec
29
Jan
7'AJan
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
54 Vb Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79 % Jan
4
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31
38 % Jan
105% Dec
47 Va Dec
21
45% Jan
8
19% Jan
112 y2
8
26
Sep
30
Dec
25% Dec
28
31% Dec 29
14% Nov 26
6
10% Fqb 26
6% May 27
20'/4 Jan
12% Jan
24
4
4iy2 Dec
48
33
4
14
Dec
7%
2nd
conv
Corp
5%
Mar 11
30% Sep
4
% %
7
42 %« Jan
9
93 % Jan
21% Jan
23% Feb
30 y2 Dec
30
71
Dec
36% Jan
12 y4 Mar
19 Va Dec
31
13% Dec
31
12
56% S^p
16
6
15% Jan
24% Dec
6
29% Jun
45V2 Feb
16
74% Sep
21
30 Va Dec
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
30% Aug 31
49% Dec
22
39 y2 Jan
6
108 y2 Jan
48
Dec
53 % Mar
11
25
Aug
11
101% May
30
9Va Feb
Feb
Jan
74
5
Jan
4
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
107
49
17% Dec
30
12
Nov
1
104% Sep
37% Dec
22
3
30
21'/2 Dec
3
19% Jan
27
26
101
101% Apr
11
Sep 27
Dec
3
94
Jan
57% Dec
27
53
Jan
6
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
Jan
210
93
Dec
27
92
5
2
110% Dec
28
108
75y2 Sep
40% Aug 13
44
18
24% Dec
July
9
27
Mar
73
4
17
Aug 30
Jan
4
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
55% Oct
24
42% Dec
31
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
32 % Mar 25
132 % Jan
43
Dec
22
12
142
Oct
6
104
Dec
107% Oct
18
869
Dec
10
38% Jan
7
86% Jan
4
12y2 Jan
20
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
1
Dec
A
Aug 29
5%
(
16
Cotton
Co
convertible
6
Jan
14
17'/4Jan
6
31
45
Jan
1
62% Sep
17%
107
23
Jan~~3
Nov
Gas
&
10
5% %
25
City Stores Co
115
Oct
21
91
Dec
22
Clark
23
C
&
103
Oct
6
41
Sep
13
111
Jan
4
78 % Dec
5%
6
Jan
Jan
6
17
Louis
Elec
22i/4 0ct
u
31
15% Mar 1*
23% Nov 23
May 27
44% Oct
11
28% Mar 15
8
54V2 Jan
6
Apr
*66%
67%
66
66
■66 %
67
67 3
4
67%
700
55%
53%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55%
55 »/4
98%
55%
98%
98%
*97%
18,300
98%
*97%
98%
99%
99 Va
600
22%
85% Feb
Jan
4
26% Dec
27
17
8
12% Feb
11
22% Oct
33% Dec
14
36% Dec
17% Nov
3
25
20
18
26
25 %
cumulative
gtd
2nd
&
49'% Aug
5
105% Jan
113
Nov
24
106 Va Jun
109% Feb
1
42% Jan
7
101 y4 May 25
20% Jan
4
90'/2 Jan
54% Jan
96
J~an
4
4
68% Nov
105
23
11
Class
2nd
61
Jan
6
Sep
22
30% Dec
30
27% Jan
6
105% Dec
31
100% Jan
13
101% Mar
79% Nov 24
72 Va
7
Sep 26
July
88 % Dec
5
27
21
106% Dec
see
27
page
97%
24.
Aug" 11
104%
Jun"~1
42%
42 %
42%
1,300
*10%
,11%
10%
11
21%
21 y4
2iy4
200
7 Va
7 Va
7%
11,500
23 y4
23%
11
11
*10%
11%
21%
*21
21%
*21
21'/2
7%
7
7 '/a
7
7V4
7%
*23%
11
y
*21
'
53
*52
84%
24
23%
23%
24
500
54
54
54
54
54
53
82 %
83%
83
84 Va
81%
83%
27%
X27%
1,300
53
82 %
80%
27%
27%
102
102
39
2 7 VB
*102
46%'
57%
13%
59
*104 %
13%
107
.
41%
510
65,200
46%
57%
45%
46%
46%
46%
56%
56%
13%
*104%
'
107
30%
*44
23%
104
103%
88
86%
57 >/2
13 y*
*104%
30%
22 %
103%
57%
*56%
13%
57%
*13%
22
,
27%
*,41
30%
1
27
102
41
22%
*76%
27%
102%
41%
30
36 %
26%
*102
40%
22 VB
110
27%
102
39%
45%
j47
.
102
102%
38%
40%
30 %
X21%
X103
104
57%
56%
13 y2
107
*104%
30%
30%
22
21%
103
*103
86%
86%
11,600
46%
9,200
25,900
10O
58%
107
59 Va
*56%
57%
13%
;
:
13%
*104J/2
30%
29%
22
86 Va
2,300
22%
104%
86'/a
1,000
107
30%
22
103%
"
86%
87%
80
41%
46%.
58%
567/a
,7.' 13%
•
6,700
102
8.500
105%
1,690
87
1,700
"
215
*199
106
*101
36 %
*199
215
106
215
77%
36 Va
110%
*110ya
77 %
*76%
*199
106
*101
35 Vb
110%
110
*101
215
*199
105
215
103
"16
103
36%
36
36%
36%
36%
•36%
6,800
110%
110%
110%
*110%
110%
180
*76 y4
77%
*76'/4
77
44%
44
45
43%
43%
*43 Va
44
23%
23%
23%
23
23'/4
23%
46%
*138
3%
47%
141
3%
47%
*138
116
116%
124%
125%
*950
3%
47%
141
116%
116%
124%
124%
*950
76%
'•••,
*-13
23%
76 %
20
44
23
120
23%
13,500
3
1
Vb
47%
3 %
3%
*118
47%
141
120
125 J/4
3%
3%
48%
*138
120
120
125%
126%
125%
*950
48%
141
*950
*138
122
125
1.500
126 Va
126%
3,500
*950
__
62%
61
61%
61%
62
62 Va
91%
*90
91%
90
90
90
90
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
14,900
29%
30%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
42,100
49%
48%
48%
*48%
49
47%
*46%
47
*46 Vi
47
64%
*64%
66
60
*58%
60
23%
21%
30 %
31%
*48%
100
47
_100
66
100
pfd
*64%
*58%
59%
*59
64%
62%
60%
*90
/'I
'
!
48%
*46%
47
100
64%
64%
65
330
59
58
58
10
*58
t
43%
26
26%
25
26
25%
25%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
257/a
16%
16%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
5
25%
25%
24%
25'%
25
25
*84%
84%
*84 y4
26%
26%
26%
26
26'/4
26
2 6'/a
6.900
16%
16%
16%
16%
48.300
25%
25%
25
25 y4
2,800
84%
84%
84%
84 >/4
49%
49
49%
31%
32
31%
73
74%
74%
Co
Engineering Inc
72%
73%
72
74
52%
51%
52
51%
52%
20%
21 %
20 %
20%
20%
20%
42
42%
41 %
41%
41%
1
25
60
3,600
32
8,600
75%
53
53 Va
54
20%
20%
20%
18,500
42 Va
41%
42
17,700
9,400
41%
41%
7%
7%
7%
"7%
17%
17 y2
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
6,800
22%
22%
22 Vb
22',%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
5,100
35%
36%
35%
36%
32%
8
7%
8
7%
8
8
1,900
32%
32%
35
19
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
19 Va
18%
18%
3,800
47%
48
47 '/a
47%
47%
48
47%
48 Va
48
48%
/ 13,200
109
108%
35%
37
y4
•']
No par
109
109%
109 V4
108%
108%
109%
Corp
Corp
30
31%
29%
30%
30%
33%
33
33%
32%
33'/a
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
1.33 y3
Laundries Corp
Natural Gas
6%
Co
5
10
pfd
Stores
100
35%
*23
36
109
34%
25
*23
1
14%
14%
13%
Inc—JT8c
9%
10%
9%
Inc
com
preferred
preferred
4.400
109 >/2
1
Ind
Consumers Power Co
6,500
51%
20%
'
17%
*
Consolidated
No par
50
51
49%
x35 Vb
35%
*22%
25
14
14%
9%
49%
9%
49%
110%
110
110%
110
♦108
109
108%
108%
*108
*
*103
103%
No par
110%
'103
25
35%
25
No par
103%
103%
75%
74%
14'%
10
49%
110
108%
1,100
•'
15.500
6,200
4.000
25
25%
25
25
35%
36
35%
36
25
24
24
14%
14'/4
14%
8,500
9%
9%
19,800
*23
14%
9%
49%
*109y2
108 %
10
50 y4
49%
110%
*109%
108%
109
103%
*103
r
100
50:%
6.200
IIOV2
740
109
140
103%
103%
*103
75%
76
77
77
78
*102
105
*102
105
*105 y2
106
.
12,800
40
America—
Common
10
preferred
10O
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
$3.75 preferred
84%
49%
10
No par
preferred
"when
74
*84%
yy 49
par
Corp—5
N Y com
Cuba
15,100
No par
Consolidated
4%
74%
*51%
1
Publishing Co—-No
Corp
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
84%
10
Co
Foods
600
25%
•
31%
Consol RR of
48%
-
49
Electronics
20
47
31 VB
$5
13,300
91 %
64%
49 y4
of
62
47
31%
Consol Edison
.
48%
-
31
Nast
3,100
12,900
141
48 y4
Mills
3%
50%
*
47%
*138
62
21%
50
Combustion
Common
For footnotes
42 y2
32
$4.50
8
42%
49
$4.52
10
42
31%
1
41 % Sep
109
42
48%
4
105% Jan
6,200
41%
No par
Carbon
Consol
7
84%
preferred-No par
$4.25 cumulative
Consolidated
July
84%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
Columbian
17
80
85
2.50
24
23
100
84 Va
No par
Coppermines
Dec
136
84%
*90
Cigar Corp
104
47%
*133%
83%
2.50
Consolidated
3
4,900
481/2
133%
83%
No par
Consolidated
Mar
48 %
47%
133%
136
82%
par
B
18
53 Vb Nov
12,100
System—
34% Nov
112
42 %
15,300
10
.'No
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
109% Jun
26,400
42
7
par
com
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Consolidated Textile
Jan
*120
*120
2,400
29
84
82
No par
Broadcasting
Consolidated Retail
108
136
136
25%
70
28%
42%
42%
52
_No par
A
14
106% Aug 17
101 y2 Oct 28
41%
47%
*23 %
preferred_100
25% May 26
Jan
43
47
11
—50
Southern Ry com
27
7
41%
47
•v
No par
11
Jan
42
46%
24%
No par
Corp
Co
14% Dec
7% May lo
46 Va Jun
1
41%
47%
21%
stock—50
(The)
33
10
43%
25%
69%
69%
28V2
24%
100
20y4 Nov 10
30
25%
69%
28%
83 VB
_15
._i.No
preferred series B
18% Feb
28
25%
70%
28%
100
preferred
44 Va Jan
9% Dec
25%
70
27%
10,700
23% Sep
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
11% Dec
25%
69 %
28%
14.600
Cone
7
Apr
38% Jan
25%
69%
27%
25
Commonwealth Edison Co
3
25 Vb
•.
66%
Conde
11
26
500
44%
11
Mar 16
500
1,300
65%
11
36% Jan
41%
....
20
27% Feb
41%
com
4%
8% Jan
5% Jan
41%
*101
24% Jan
6
*41 y4
44%
Class
4
19
41%
%
65%
5%%
17
Jan
41
23%
44%
Colorado
34% Aug
2
79 % Mar 24
31% Oct
8
Jan
41%
1,500
22%
com-..
47% Jan
Jan
*41%
*199
18
15% Jan
Dec
41%
*4iy4
100
14
23% jan
4
41
23%
Solvents
5
41
65%
Credit
12% Jan
41%
44%
Commercial
12% Jan
*40%
3,300
44%
Commercial
45 '/a Jan
40%
24'/a
66
9
3
40 %'
65%
16
30
41
44%
26% Feb
47% Aug
25,000
40%
67
57% Jun
110 Vb Dec
25%
41%
44%
6
4
400
41%
65%
25
26
30%
25%
44%
19% Jan
40% Jan
*30%
25%
23%
68
46% Feb
107% Apr
30%
24%
23%
44%
8
7
30%
24 %
44%
3 %
24
20% Oct 28
30%
24%
66 %
30
27% Feb
23%
*30
1
53 % Nov
30% Dec
23%
30
24%
1
48% Dec
23% Jan 26
*23 %
30
24%
No par
22% Dec
Nov
23 VB
30 %
25%
Corp
12
7>/2 Oct
23%
30%
preferred—100
guaranteed
15 y4 May 11
36% Jan
4
38 Va Mar 14
23%
24%
22%
$3.50 preferred
22
52% Jun
600
67%
*98
88
Ry Co
Colgate-Palmolive
23
27% Dec
7%
67
25
100
24
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
21
22
17% Feb
IVA
54%
5
—20
Ilium
4%
30
Apr
7%
7%
preferred
noncumulative
7%
13
32
7%
1,600
7%
23%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
3
49 % D .C
20,300
61
Clinton Foods Inc.
20
33 Va Sep
140
41%
•
Clopay
4
95% Mar
21% Jun
105%
40%
7%
22%
Corporation—.
Climax Molybdenum —
15
62% Jan
60%
*105%
41%
7%
Clevite
7
Apr
St
Special
60%
105%
39%
7%
1.25
5
preferred——
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
14
60 V*
105%
40%
7%
No par
$4.50
7
61
105%
39%
common
convertible
Cleveland
80% May
2
45 % Jan 10
4
C
*60%
>104%
Equipment Co__
202% Sep
C
60
23
City Products Corp
Oct
4 % %
60
40%
100
15
25
7
108
400
105%
preferred
Columbia
23
55
*57
4014 Feb
22% Oct
13% Dec
2,000
12% '*•
39%
5
noncumulative
4
6,200
16%
*104%
common
4%
7% Jan
55
61
.1
issued
City Investing Co
67 % May 27
6
34
16%
4,500
41%
noncumulative 1st pfd
17
33%
■
104%
No par
4%
,
3,800
■
Electric—
Mar 29
13
56
61
preferred
May 27
27
14,100
Va
2939 Va
40%
100
Cincinnati Milling Mach Co
new_.10
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
Cities Service Co—*„
10
30
50% Feb
4%
63
8% Dec
;
28%
39
•
104%
Del_50
Common
75
23% Jan
24%
24
25
59
4
24%
24%
25
45% Dec 16
Jan
24%
66
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
31
6
15,400
67%
preferred
31
17 y2 May 5
20% Jan 12
66%
%
1
52% Dec
19% Oct 29
65 y4
64%
—1Q
61
34% Jan
66%
67%
No par
68% Nov 30
61 % Dec
*12%
66%
%
13
'
41%
30
14
12%
16%
*12%
Oil
Internat'l
77
16%
34
16%
12%
66 %
common
Co
22
33%
15%
*12%
33%
16%
*125
Coca-Cola
31% July 15
33%
34
12%
—
Coca-Cola
Mar 14
53% Dec
150
29
40%
33%
66
••
29
39 y4
15%
Pac RR—No par
Sep
21
11
111%
'<■
12%
preference—No par
issued"
A'ig 26
90
11
*110 y4
111%
15%
47
29
Jan
111%
111%
35
corn—
Mar 22
26% Jan
*110 Vi
*10
29%
100
Apr
44
600
39
42
July 11
17
51%
28%
5
145
50% May
Feb
51%
38
100
1,160
16
89
52%
29%
No par
Jan
4
52 y2
No par
50
68% Jan
41% Jan
53
,
38%
pfd
Tool
6
23
4,100
110
70%
Apr 18
95% Sep
16% Dec
15%
29%
com
45
4
15%
37%
__bo
41
12% Jan
15%
29%
28%
111% Jan
13
22
56
15%
38%
70
49
Aug 26
148% Mar 14
Apr
Dec
100
15%
53,
110 Va
28%
122
20% July 28
24% Dec 31
1,600
15%
53
29%
No par
com
noncum
convertible
Chickasha
27
37v4 Dec
c
Ry
North Western
4
990
87
15%
__No par
9
63% Nov
46'/4 Dec
11
39% Mar 14
125% Mar 17
976
10% %
50
53
12%
.
100% Mar
22
10%
50
*85
___i
Western
133% Jan
6
Jan
89
10%
50 y4
87
15%
15%
(The)
Childs
25% Feb
Feb
3%: Aug 30
110
10%
49%
*85
1
Chicago Yellow Cab
45% May 12
37
4
15%
53%
10%
38%
Inc
-
"When
1
20% Oct 11
24
May
86
10 %
34%
preferred series A___
$3
27
|42 % Aug 18
29
50%
86
5
preferred
Chicago Rock Isl &
29% July 15
104% May 9
4
42'% Aug 23
45 Va Mar 14
14
50
88
9.50
RR com
Chicago Pneumatic
9
101% NOV
17
Aug
33% May 31
Jan
"70'/a Jun
2 Va
5%
30
59
18
23% Jan
Nov 23
15%
53%
10%
49%
*86
40
series
&
When
9% Jan
98% July 22
27 y4 Jan
4
15
'
4,100
10%
49%
89
5
preferred
5%
Chic
3
% Dec
26
7
66Va Jan
100
51%
iq
Manufacturing
22% Feb
8% Dec
3
13% Mar 14
15
50%
*86
No par
14% July 27
17
36 % Dec
11
42
14
15% May
9
105% Oct
1,900
Inc
convertible
Cincinnati
4
18%
No par
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
1
142% Mar
80 >/2 Oct
Cab
Class B
16
42'/2 Dec
18
18%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
19
97 y2 Jan
18%
,__No par
Great
5%
1
14 y4 Jan
29
28% Jan
Chic
22
29
20% Feb
18%
50
__
Class A
J0
30
29
200
18%
Corp
Gotham
Chicago Corp
43% July 26
2514 Nov 28
52 Va Dec
21
19%
18%
10G
Co
Vought Aircraft
3%%
5
17% Dec
Maj 25
*19%
18%
West Corp
Chicago & East 111
9
44% Dec
21
Jan
Dec
2
72% Dec
_1—;
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
Oct 14
27% Mar 25
11
35
19%
18%
10%
No par
$4.50 preferred
100
19
16 Va Jan
5% Jan
Feb
Ry__
Common
27
38% Dec
56% Feb
*19%
18%
10%
9.000
27 Vb Jan
21
19%
18%
1
Chain Belt Co
36 % Mar 25
3
*19%
5
8,300
1,200
27
31
35%
4%
18
31
35%
56 y2
18
Dec
34%
19%
4%
26
4
3,100
34%
19%
56%
Jan
16% Dec
36%
34%
19%
4%
20% Sep
1% Jan
36
35%
19%
55%
33% Jan
7% Jan
38 %
34%'
.
4%
38% Dec
10% Aug 30
21 y2 Nov 18
24,200
40
75
55%
27 Va May 14
7% July
11% Jan
20%
118
74%
4%
18 % Jan
10
19%
*117
74%
55%
18J/2 Jan
29
20%
118
74%
54%
18
Dec
19%
*117
74%
54 %
18
65% Nov 30
17
30
94
74
10,800
10
6
94 y4 Dec
24% Dec
118 VA Dec
20%
119
1
73 %
-330
60%
105
4%
Mar 14
14
5
19%
*117
118
58%
*103%
24%
6% May 17
84% Jan
62 y2 Jan
South
Pasco
Checker
Jan
19%
119
*
118
59; :
105
4%
25
63
73%
73
118
58
24%
9% Feb
Oct
*117%
73%
*117
*103%
4%
Chance
26
19%
116%
19,400
58%
104%
117%
17%
24%
3
21
57%
*103%
17%
4%
16
17% Dec
58%
104 %
17%
25%
Feb
8
118
57%
*103 %
20%
260
.17%
4%
Feb
Jun
117%
59%
104%
19%
9,000
1.400
24%
68
10 V4 Jan
59
56
52%
20%
1
109
10
17%
118
55%
52
20%
1
6
35 % Mar
17%
17%
118
56
52%
20%
Chadbourn
5
16
17%
55%
52'/«
20%
.
20
July 19
28
400
514 Sep
57% Nov
10
Dec
17
4,000
81%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
29 Va
31
24%
81
Certain-Teed Products Corp
Apr
46 Vb Dec
24%
82 %
15
50
Jan
24%
52
18 %
240
24%
20%
119%
120
29% Jun
104
33 Vb Jan
Geprgia
preferred
de
52
20%
*103 %
Co
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
52%
20%
*119%
*81%
56
51%
2C%
120
10,600
20
Central
4
.
30
54%
51%
17%
No par
Central &
Dec
24 %
100
common
Central Illinois Public Service
Central RR Co of N J new
Apr
55%
120
83
21%
118
__10
22
1714 July 21
24
*82
No par
22
66
26
119%
51%
100
40% Dec
20
54%
26
119%
21
1
36% Dec
6
26
120
56%
par
Mar 17
43
82
25%
*119%
83 %
55%
preferred series A_100
of
Nov 22
31
24%
82
*82%
10
5% preferred series B__.
loo
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois Light com___No
60
53 V2 Dec
24
26%
_5
Central
108
25% Jan
25
26
19
Apr
112
4
,
24%
com
Aguirre Sugar
Foundry Co
5
2
3,000
No par
25%
100
Central
11
4% Feb
26%
common-
Central
55% Sep
23 y2 Mar 14
38% Aug 11
8Va Dec 30
26%
preferred
98y2Jan
May 12
26%
123
preferred
4%%
Celotex
23
Jan
22
4,600
26
*119%
4.20%
30
8
43% Jan
Preferred
20
7
Oct
34
14
37% Mar 14
31
39%
33%
69 % May 25
18
8% Jan
3)%
33%
18
Mar 14
4
33% Jan
Jan
13 Va Oct
30
28% Dec
r
21
39%
33%
95% Nov
7
29% Jan
10y8 Nov 29
4
'Jun
108
8
15% Mar 15
23 Vb Jan
18
39 Vb
33%
1
Apr
5
19
37% Jan
39%
33%
:
11% Nov
3
12 % Jan
38%
33%
Co
Celanese Corp of Amer
July 20
July 26
22
6
38%
33 %
50
19% Apr 27
18% Dec 29
20
38%
common...
Caterpillar Tractor
3
Shares
39%
12.50
5
the Week
Jan.13
Ry_l00
Ohio
preferred
Friday
Jan.12
34 %
Light
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
39
series
7%
9
105% May
26% Jan
Steel
Corp
4%%
&
Jan.11
33%
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I)
Co common..
7
3
66% May
Jan
Carrier
19
127% Aug
61% D.c
Power
Carpenter
2
19% Dec
12
Carolina
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 10
_II~~5
I_lo
Co
Mfg Co
&
SALE
Tuesday
Jan.9
1
Clinchfield
HIGH
Monday
Par
Inc
(The;
(Philip)
Carolina
2614 Jan
3
£8% Sep' 15
13
Airlines
Carborundum
Carey
22
40 '/a Jan
,
Capital
6
Nov
/8
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
issued"
75%*
♦104
76
"
105
*104
105
103 Va
104
35 %
36 %
35%
35%
35 '/a
35 %
35%
•105%
105 %
*105%
105 %
*105 Vb
105 %
105 Va
86 %
84%
85'%
84%
84%
84%
86
*413.
——
No par
74 %
99
99%
99 3
42 %
100
*41%
100
42%
100
*42%
99
35
36%
106
84%
42%
99
8t%
42%
*98%
2.700
20
%
3,700
"
90
84%
3,GOO
42%
200
99
120
15
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 16,
(220)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for PreviouB
Range for Year 1955
Year 1954
22
22
V •',* Dec
8b
Dec 29
102
Oct
29
j.7
le-o
16
7% Jan
4
13% Dec
4
75 % Nov
24
7o
lo% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
19
8
2D V4 Apr
22
20% Jan
"u
52
Jan
Dec
8% Dec
31
a5
1
Nov
19
18
May 18
Jan 25
4d% Apr
14
5
51 % Dec
31
50% Jan
6
4
36
Dec
7
99% Apr
13
25
4d % May
44
2
24
21 % Mar 29
31
24% Dec
oan
% Mar
21% Jan
52
29
54
NEW
'
Highest
10
May 12
19% Apr
6
t
6
11% Dec
Dec
4
7'% May
17 Va Jun
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
July 19
Mar 14
14% Nov 23
102
96I2 Jan
174% Jart
5
19 '/a Sep
1
5%
51% Sep 28
14% Feb
10a
Continental Motors
8
14
i_>eo
prelerreu
Continental
Oil
Machine—1
10
28%uuly27
53
Juiy
Cornell
73% Jun
Corning Glass Works common
14
12
100
98
Jan
26
102
Oct
28
30% May
series
6%
Dubiller
2
Electric
28
ld3% July
24% Jan
20
43% Dec
21
5
Jun
7
7% Aug
1
Coty
Corp
2
Jan
International Corp
3% Mar 16
'
1% Jan
4
2'% Dec
16
2% Feb
18
Coty
4
40 % Dec
29
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
99 % Mar 30
24
98% Nov
15
30 % Dec
14
28% Jan
7
33
13
Jun
14
45% PeD
23
74
91%Jan
26
4
% Mar 22
11
35% Jan
55
Jan
4
29 % Jan
4
35% Oct
33 % Dec
15
Sep
30
Apr 15
22% Sep 30
37% Sep 23
30
Cork
55% Nov
102
Jan
4
21% Jan
11
36% Dec
31
Sep 27
32% Jan
5
1j% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
12% Nov
101%
Nov 26
106
13% Jan
9
15% Dec
9
4% Oct
21
7% Dec
29
4d% Oct
20
60 C Dec
31
7 % Jun
30
9% Jan
5
8% Mar 14
Dec
29
31% Mar 29
9% Aug
2
Dec
6
101 % May 25
Aug 17
52 % May 23
1. •* Jan
4
27% May 14
0% Apr
19
Jun
4
35
93
108
6
6-/4 Jan
6
Feo
3
59
6% Oct
31
lo7
Crucible
20% Mar
7
Cuba RR 6%
2
9% Jan
$7
67% Frb
23
5
62
4
18% Dec 27
33% Dec 28
15% Jan
6
30% Nov 30
11
31
Jan
6
3b% NOV
134
Jan
7
136 % July 20
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
8
56% Jan
7
86
Dec
27
30% Jan
11
48% Nov
24
53 'A Dec
22
87% Jan
26
94
Dec
16
noucurn
13 % Jun
8
4
25% Dec
Publishing
Prior
27
37
Apr
90
Jan
5
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
Aug 23
46
15
96% Apr
1
91
Sep
Nov
26
93
Mar
101 % Oct
13
95% Feb
14
97
2
48
4
Sep
20
96% Jan
25%
2o %
25%
26 '/a
25%
26
51%
51 %
*51%
51%
*01%
57
57
*55%
34%
35%
66%
65
98
97%
100
*93%
2J
29%
28%
176
2,003
5,100
20
52
*51%
52
*51%
52
57
57
57
*57%
58%
*57 %
53%
500
35 %
34%
36%
35%
36 %
34%
35%
8,300
66%
11,800
64%
66
*97
97%
100
28%
*177%
1
177
179
*97
98%
*58%
28%
2.)%
65 %
65%
*97
98%
*93%
28%
65
65 %
100
*98%
100
28%
29%
177
177%
98%
10
100
29%
177
18,5o5
643
176%
177%
3J%
40%
38%
39%
39%
39%
3u %
39%
38%
39%
5,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
6'%
6%
6%
6 %
6%
6','4
4,303
2%
2%
36%
37%
*95%
33%
178
2 %
*2%
2%
36%
37 %
2%
36%
2%
37%
96%
2%
1,300
36%
2%
37
*96
97
*96
97
37%
7,600
%0
9/
30%
29 %
29%
30
30%
30%
30
30
61
60%
64 %
65
*64 %'
65%
64%
64 "2'
17Va
16%
16%
16%
17%
17 %
17%
17
17%
33%
33%
33%
*34%
35%
'*34%
*34%
35%
303
58'/a
"
!
2%
36%
*95%
97
56
57%
56%
57%
57'A
57%
56%
57%
15,900
56%
103%
103 %
103%
103%
30%
-
67
35%'
1,600
2,800
10.400
103'%
103%
103%
670
53%
51
52
52 %
53
53'%
53%
53
53%
18,000
15
15
15
15
15
15
*14%
15%
14
14%
570
lo'a
9, iuJ
*102%
103%
15%
15%
15%
7%
8%
8
100
61 %
9'%
10
36%
68
09
2.50
6%
36'%
36%
6%
7
106
*105
9%
*105
15%
15%
15%
15%
8
8
8
C9 %
70
70
71
10
10
10%
36%
36%
30%
8
7%
7%
106
*105%
7%
106
I
16
16
8
8'/a
8%
9,500
71
9%
*70%
71
1,300
10
9%
10
4,500
*3J
36%
*36
7%
*105%
7%
7%
*105%
107
36%
3U0
7%
34,800
107
57%
57%
*56%
■57%
57%
1,300
1
2d
29
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29'%
28%
29%
41,000
1
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
*34%
34%
100
*135%
137%
137%
*135%
137 %
*135%
137%
*135%
137%
No par
83%
85
82%
82%
81%
81%
81%
81%
1
50
50
49%
49%
100
preferred
*93
No par
common
Cushman's
Sons
Cutler-Hammer
Dana
35
Inc
1%
pfd
Inc
Corp common
preferred series A
3%%
River
Mills
Inc
5
63
48%
49%
49
49%
48%
*93
93%
93%
93 %
15
14%
15%
6
*5%
57%
50
93%
*93
13%
6
*13
57
82'%
14
6
20
*135%
93%
13%
2.50
55%
56
56
*5%
14%
14%
*
6
5%
*93
15%
*5%
6
*13
1,600
1,500
2,100
93 %
20
16%
88,70'J
6
100
13%
13'A
13%
100
25%
26%
24%
25%
25%
25-/8
25'A
25%
25 %
25%
5,400
7
46
46%
45%
45%
45%
46'%
46%
46%
46%
46 %
2,600
96
10
Dayton Power & Light common
*13
13%
13%
*13
13%
series
A
100
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
95'A
6eries
B
100
94
94
*93%
95
*93%
95
*93 %
93%
*93'A
93%
series
C
100
*96
99
*96
99
*96
99
*96
99
*96
99
28% Dec
17% Jan
17
14% Jan
6
12
31% May 16
18% July 11
39% Sep 23
4
35% Oct
1
33% Aug 26
35% May
3
57
Dec
30
51'% Jan
87
4
20% Dec
28
16
Nov
4
33'% Aug
6
30
Jan
17
7
25%
3.90%
23
Apr
25%
3 75%
26
27
26 %
3.75%
18'/a Nov
18
25%
Preferred
19% Jan
May
14,803
Preferred
35'A Nov
12 % Jan
48%
Preferred
4
41
47%
18
27
32% Jun
48%
May 11
97
9 % Apr
4
48
100'% Nov 22
24% Jan
12% May
43%
51%
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
32% Mar
48
4,900
103
Class A
7% July 12
13% July 1
6
48%
1
Dan
17
47 %
No par
10% Oct 31
28
50
17
common
95
Jun
7,800
47 %
5
preferred
6
11% Oct
27%
5
30
42'% Jan
26%
60%
:
30
23
26%
10
prelerred
4% May 12
27
26 %
9%
9%
100
91% Sep
14% Mar 15
11 Va Jan
26 %
29%
pfd
43% Jan
Aug 20
7
26%
.5
13% Nov
4% May 18
26 %
8%
No par
25
Amer
of
Curtis-Wright
Id
Mar 17
26%
9
Corp
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis
Jan
2o %
2>j%
2
Cuneo Press Inc
11
7% Jan
54% Jan
Steel
4 % 'h
23
25
37%
38
,
._.l
Cuban-American Sugar
Cudahy Packing Co common
Feb
116
37%
33-8
2.50
$4.20 preferred
26
14% Sep 15*
37% Aug 19
(The)
common
new
9
9% May
93%
38%
No par
Zellerbach
Common
3
18% Mar 29
Seal
&
May
57% Dec
7u% Apr
9
99
lbO
$2 preferred
Crown
24,o0J
9%
38
1
preferred
Crown
9
603
703
2.800
99%
25
Cream of Wheat Corp
Crescent Corp
59% Dec 29
13% Mar 30
17% juiy 20
.11
104%
1
Corp
Crane Co common
95 74 Jan
3%%
104
104%
17,100
99
100
Petroleum
28% Jan
6
103'/a
8
1
prelerred
Cosden
103
*7%
8
37%
1
Inc
1%
6
*7%
103
105
8
9j%
0u'%
175% Dec
9
14%
23%
38 '/a
*97
*98%
1
Dec
5% Dec
14%
23%
97 %
8%
94%
38%
5
26% Nov 23
185
14%
23 %
38
9%
99'%
3%%
Apr 29
14%
23
96%
8%
preferred
100
Cum pld 3%% series of 1947—100
Coin products Refining common_10
May 23
102
Shares
14%
23
8
the Week
50
58
July 27
37% Nov 30
Preferred
105
67
14
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
5
7%
13%
*22%
Jan.13
Jan. 12
5
50
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
19
7%
5
2<j
52% Sep
14
22%
8
105%
8
Continental Steel Corp
2
13%
22%
5
44% Nov 25
oep
14%
23 %
7%.
1
—
Delaware
of
Jan. 11
14
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan. 10
*22%
zo
Sales
SALE PRT^o
mr.w
Tuesday
Jan. u
Cop 81 Steel Ind coin—2
convertible
AND
Monday
Par
Continental Foundry 81
Continental Insurance
15
Apr
95 % Jan
Aug 25
Continental
23% Nov 25
110
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
STOCK
TOW
EXCHANGE
26
95% Jan
EXCHANGE
STOrKS
Dec
25'A Mar
41
Nov
20
5
Day 1
Rubber Co
50o
Decca Records Inc
50c
on
Deere
7%
&
Co
10
common
preferred
23%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25%
96
25%
3J
100
15,200
15
15%
15'/a
15%
15 '/a
15%
15
15%
15
15%
12,200
33%
33%.
33 %
33%
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
22,500
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
83%
79%
80
79%
79%
80
80%
80%
81
50
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
20
20%
11,100
13.50
39%
39 %
38%
39
39%
39'A
39%
39%
39'A
39%
1,400
41%
41%
40%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
9,000
35%
35%
35%
3^/8
35'%
35%
35%
3o%
lb.iud
20
29
Delaware
&
3
Delaware
Lack
29
Delaware
Power & Light Co
Hudson
&
24%
24 %
*95'A
100
Western
x81
2,900
2,200
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
36
12
35
Aug
3
8
68
Nov
30
66
July 19
15% Dec
31
12% Mav 17
62% July
8
Aug 11
33% Jan
11
28% Jan
Jan
7
Feb
10
33% Dec
23
22
Feb
1
20% Jan
8
39 % Dec
3
34
Oct
11
27% Jun
7
38% Oct
1
35% Apr
4
Jan
4
Dec
13
18
111
43% Sep
16
37% Jun
21
Detroit
90
24
Detroit
13
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilblss Co
Jun
17% Sep
32% Jan
3
Escrow
ctfs
for
cominon__No par
Edison
20
Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
1
Devoe
50% Dec
Diamond Alkali Co
120
Dec
7
33% Jan
"l2
10% May 10
10% Jun
21
13
6
35% Sep
16
16% July 23
34 % Jan
11
40'% Sep 19
37% Jun 28
13% Jan
10
22% Nov 30
12'A Jan
7
13% Jun
Diana
12
7
4.40%
cumulative
Diamond
Match
$1.50 cumulative
34%
34%
34%
*34'/a
34%
*34%
20'/a
20%
15
16
36% Jan
4
41% Dec
29
17
54% Dec 27
20% Dec
23
23% Dec
31
19'A Sep
12
24% Jan
11% Oct
27
13% Sep
7
10% Dsc
21
14
12% Aug 19
7% Oct
26
12 »A Mur
18% Jan
7
Jan
4
Apr
3
15
4
1,800
50
5 5'A
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
55%
6,000
Dec
6
157
Jan
18
12
122% Oct
1
117% Sep
1
94% Jan
6
101 % Nov
24
28% Jan
13
35'A Sep
7
33% Dec
29
Jan
6
Mar 12
46% Jan
12
50% Jan
12
11
115% Jan
45
47% July
51% July
170
49
94% Aug 11
124
101
38
Apr
Apr
6
12
12
July 25
28
6
54
Nov
9
17% Nov
17
14%
14%
14'A
14%
14%
15
84%
84 %
85%
85
86%
85%
86%
21,600
57
58%
57%
58%
57%
58'A
58%
59
25,400
50%
51'A
20'/a
20'/a
229%
221%
120%
50o
common
Nem
5
No par
No par
series
$4.50
series
$3.50
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
#
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
$4.15
4%
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar
Corp
18'/a Jan
12
29% Dec
3
27
Jan
6
40'A Nov
21% Apr
28
40
Dec
8
35'A Jan
6
58
23
Eastern
Airlines Inc
15% Jan
4
24% Aug
9
22
6
32% Jun 21
Eastern
9% Jan
4
Corp
34% Dsc
14
Eastern
Stainless Steel
87% Nov
15
Eastman
46% Jan
165
Mar
4
4
25% Dec 31
72 % Dec
172
Jan
21% Jan
31
67
Ren
1
163
18
Mar 14
Oct
26
175
Jun
2
Jan
31
61% Nov
30
6%
24
52 V* Nov
24
45
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
24'/a Mar 15
95
Jun
11
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
6
52
Sep 29
Ekco
1
103
Sep
14
107
May 27
4
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
53
85% Feb
3
22'A Jan
19
100
Jan
4
13% Feb
23
33
May
Dec
23'A Dec
Nov 24
1% Jan
23
106
45% Mar
4
4'/a Dec
92% July 22
9
2
27
3% Nov
35% July 29
99
Nov
23'A Feb
Aug
4
15
2
Kodak
Elastic
10
3
&
51
51%
20%
20%
*11
11%
10%
10%
11
51%
20%
100
224%
223%
225
225%
228%
225%
228
120'A
120%
120'A
121
120%
120%
*120%
121
9S
99
98%
98%
*98%
%8%
99'A
98%
98%
300
34
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
33%
19,900
*47
47%
*47
47%
*47
47%
47%
48
*47'%
48
740
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
52%
*52
52%
200
52%
52
52
*51%
52'A
52%
52
>
99%
*52
53
*52
53
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
16%
16%
16%
17'A
17%
17%
*52
"51%
52'A
51%
*52
52%
*52
52%
*52
16%
52
52
10
17'A
16%
17
14,700
39
38%
39
48
47%
48
47'%
48'%
47'%
48
29'A
29%
29%
29
29%
29
29%
34%
32'A
80%
79'A
33
32%
80
79'%
32%
79%
39'A
22%
79'%
80%
55
55%
54
55
54'A
54 %
55
55%
1
29%
29%
28%
29'A
29
29
28%
28%
Mus
*93
2.50
49
.100
common
*103
1
Amer
93
49%
16%
x42
39%
40%
4%
4%
*101%
16%
—a
(The)
Ind
95
105
shares
166
94
*93%
43
42%
105
*101'%
167
95
43'%
105
*165
167
*93'%
43%
*102
95
43%
104
16%
16%
xl 6%
16%
16%
39 Va
,
40 »A
39%
40%
39'A
4%
4%
4%
4%
32%
32%
32%
2
169
39%
39%
*166
169
210
52'%
29
169
900
52%
52%
38'%
79%
1,100
52%
47'%
33%
24,300
53 %
£2%
40
.100
Co
2,700
32,300
30%
5
8,100
11%
48%
-10
8,700
11%
29%
Corp
preferred
Electric
11'/a
51
20%
*11
48'/a
Stop Nut Co
5% Feb
11%
.100
Electric Auto-Lite
10
*11
11%
39'%
common
Co
preferred
Products
% %
20%
1
preferred
%%
50%
20'A
„10
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.
4
50'A
*11
-10
Eagle-Plcher Co
37% Feb
Mar 14
14%
120%
4.20%
Jan
14%
83%
59
226%
4.10%
14
14%
87%
Common
Preferred
300
14
10%
Preferred
71
58
11%
Pont de
*68
71
84
10%
4
51% Sep
3,300
10%
Nov
22
1,400
12
10%
53% Mar 30
Dec
33%
11%
*68
5
No par
(E I) & Co—
Duplan Corp
55
15
33%
12
11
18
7
33 %
11%
52'A
Feb
9% Jan
33%
12
20%
53
9
33%
12
11
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
50'A Aug
33%
11%
50%
12
51% July 22
69
34
11%
20
14
9
69
34
12
1
50% Oct
5
70
1
48% Jan
53'% Oct
70
34%
12
No pai
Co
Co
Industries
4
54'% Dec
*68
34%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
54'% Oct 25
7
"68
No par
Ltd
Aircraft
Dresser
53% Nov
10
1
No par
Chemical
1
Sep
51
249% July
(The)
.14%
Dunhill International
du
104'/a Jan
8,700
800
55%
Mines
Douglas
12,200
No par
preferred series A
50
Dome
Dow
1,500
14%
10%
18% Mar 31
21
20%
14%
38%
repCo
30
20%
15
10%
Dobeckmun Co
60'% Dec
20'A
14%
38'/2
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
93% D.c
*20 %
15
10 %
79
43'/a Mar 14
20'A
14%
39
26
62% May 17
20%
10'/a
61
13% Nov
34%
38%
4
7
34%
10%
Jan
Dec~23
35
38%
57
18% Sep
34%
10%
Dixie Cup Co common
47%
34%
37%
26
2
4,500
37%
64% Apr
33% Feb
35%
10%
11
14 % Jan
760
35%
10'A
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
conv
112%
35%
%
112
5,100
111%
35
35
37%
47'A Oct
5%
112'%
110
35
10%
7
L11
112
38%
61'A Dec
Apr 29
118
10%
Jan
Sep
47%
47
37%
40
11% Oct 21
46%
34%
Divco Corp
30% Mar 14
46%
1
10
20
47%
2
49
Aug
46%
15
11% Jan
75
1,600
47%
20%
1
15% Dec
10,100
36%
14%
4
34'A Dec 31
15%
27%
*33%
20%
9 % Nov
10% Jan
15%
27%
36%
2
30% Apr
26% Aug
15%
27%
25
Corp
12
Distillers
15%
27%
*33%
50c
Stores
11% Jan
Sep 23
15%
36'%
35%
preferred
83
27%
34%
118
*79
83
15%
*117%
119
*79
27%
1
47
/8
*33%
100
preferred
49%
3t)
27%
15%
lo
27
*33%
41%
83
36%
27%
36%
common
8% May 17
28 % Mar 24
15%
35%
*79
27%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
13% Aug 16
36
Nov 11
.
16
41
83
*35%
48%
common
Apr
116
15%
*79
2
Raynolds class A
31'% Jun
101
83
15
42% Feb 28
81
♦79
,
79%
*165
39%
33
80%
2,200
10,300
3,700
7,000
12,500
167
60
54'%
55
3,200
28%
28%
2,300
*93'%
43'%
*102
95
43%
90
4,300
104
16%
16%
17'%
40%
39%
39%
15,700
%
4%
4%
4%
56,800
32%
33"%
32%
4
1,900
6
29'A Dec
31
27% Feb
34'A Feb
23
11% Mar
—10
32%
33%
33
4.900
16% Dec
27
15'A Jan
6
22'/a Feb
25
—15
16'A
16%
16%
1614
16%
16 Va
16
16
12
Eleptrlc Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
33%
3
23% Jan
16'%
16'%
2U '/a nug
2,300
i2
20'A Oct
17
31% Feb
17
Elliott
—10
22%
23'A
23
23'A
23'%
23%
23
23%
6,700
50
*47'%
48'%
W:
23
47%
*47'A
48'%
*47%
48%
*47%
48'%
—50
*45'A
45%
4 J'A
45'A
*45
46
*45'%
47
*45'%
47
48
49'%
47%
48'A
47%
48 'A
28%
29%
28 %
28%
28'A
28%
48
Apr
26
52% Dec
«
47'% Dec 28
53
Feb
28
5%
49
Oct
25
54% Dec
30
43% Nov
3
58% Feb
17
5%
41% Jun
17
11
El
25% Jart
11
14% Jan
4
Co
common
preferred
conv
2nd
preferred
39% Jan
6
54'% Apr
19
3
29
Dec
19
9% Jun
20% Aug
4
15 V* Dec 20
Emerson
Electric
11% Oct 31
16% Feb
21
22% Feb
Emerson
Radio
26% July 28
25'A Jan
30% Oct
20
29 % May 19
Empire District
28'A Jan
6
35% Dec
8
96
2
26
Jan
92
Jan
102
July 13
Jan
Feb
3
100
Jan
5
3
Pas$ Natural Gas
Endicott
<fe
Mfg
Co
Johnson Corp
27% Dec
27
25% Apr
4
16% Jan
28% Sep
23
22% Dec
29
20 % Jan
18
Jan
24% Apr
20
Dec
2l
76
Jan
11
70
Dec
87% Oct
31
74% Feb
5
69 'A Oct
4
29
fnntnntpo
epp
rtflPP
24
73
July
8
5%
Erie
preferred series
&
487%
48%
49'%
28%
28%
27%
28
30
100
10,100
4,100
12'A
13
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 7%
127%
13'%
*29%
29%
29'%
29%
29%
29%
*29'%
29%
28'%
28%
6,400
common —25
34'A
34%
34
34 Va
34
34'A
34%
34%
34%
2,100
-10,0
*S7'%
98%
97'%
97%
98
97%
97'%
8.50
25%
26%
25 %
26
No par
21%
21%
21 y8
21%
84
84
84'A
*70%
Erie RR common
79
47 %
5
Co
4%
66
33
—10
Phonograph-
Electric
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
22 % Jan
4
33
—
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
__
.
-100
_
50
*70%
72'A
*97%
98
34
*97%
11,100
80
25'%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26%
8,200
21'%
21%
21%
21%
21'%
21%
15,700
84%
*84'A
85'A
*84'A
85'A
*84'A
85'A
400
72'A
*70%
72'A
*70%
72%
*70%
72'A
■
^
1956
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(221)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range for Year 1955
Highest
Lowest
21
12% Feb
16
14%
Dec~29
Oct
10
13% Jan
6
43
NEW YORK
Highest
26% Sep
20% Sep
29
Evans
13
72% Dec
May 11
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Mondky
EXCHANGE
30
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello Corp
Products
Co
Tuesday
Wednesday
Jan. 9
Jan. JO
Jan. 11
Par
new-
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
Jan. 12
the Week
Jan. 13
Shares
5
23%
24%
22%
23%
23%
24%
23%
15%
16
15%
15%
16
lo%
"3
15%
16
5,900
70%
71%
69%
15%
70%
.24%
15%
23%
1
Od %
70
70%
70%
6J%
70
3,d00
41
41%
40%
41%
4C%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41%
40,400
14%
15
14%
14%
141/4
14%
14%
15%
1* %
14
l9,»0 J
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
13%
14
14%
3,600
17
17 %
16%
17
17
17
17
17%
17
17
3, jU0
23%
24
23%
241/4
241/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
12,700
F
20% Nov
1
9% Jan
11
27% Jun
1
24% Jan
6
4iy2De.Q
30
Fairbanks Morse & Co
18 % Aug 11
12% Nov
1
21% Feb
7
Fairchild Engine
4
18 % Jan
27
13% Dec
28
18% Apr
7
Fajardo
Apr
19
16% Dec
31
15
17% Mar
7
17% Jan
5
22% Mar 14
25% Dec
7
Family Finance
82% Jan
11
68
74
1
„No par
Falstaff Brewing Corp
13% May
15
25% Dec
72
20% Jun 29
29
Dec
30% Dec
6
May 16
Sep
26
& Airplane Corp.l
Co
__20
1
Corp common—!1
preferred series B
50
5%
26% Jan 25'
37% Nov 30
Fansteel
5% Mar 14
16
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
Farwick Corp 5
3% Apr
8
ioy4 Oct 13
16% Apr
8
9
Nov
9
40% Oct
13
64% Apr
5
47
Dec
22
43% Oct
14
5
23
Jan
19
56% Apr
34% Dec
16
41% Sep 27
31% July 21
16% Dec
21
19 y4 Dec
27
12
6
July
Sugar
Aug 16
29
Jun
24
Metallurgical Corp
Jan
4
5%
50
Jan
3
5%%
45
Apr
29
Federal
*
Federal
Corp
pfd ser A
Mogul
17% Jan
Pacific
40% Jan
24
conv
cum
pfd
conv
1953
.
series
74
34
~_2
common—II
Fedders-Quigan
57
■
4169
___5
*44
44%
45
46%
46 y2
461/2
600
32 Vi
33
32%
32%
3,600
14%
14%
14
141/4
141/4
14%
14%
14%
14
141/4
5,(00
5
31%
31%
31%
31%
311/4
31'A
31
31'A
31'A
31%
1,200
69
69 %
69
69 %
68'%
691/4
69%
69%
68%
69
4,300
10
10
17
25
73% Sep
22
9
13 y2 Feb
23
Felt
5
4
29
28% Jan
6
38 ys Apr
26
Ferro
Feb
1
15
110% Dec
29
32%
Oct
33%
95
14
Apr
15
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
14% Jan
Y_II10
12
10
108 %
109%
41% Dec
35% Jan
18
67% Dec
30
Filtrol
54
Jan
18
82 'A Sep
23
104
.Sep
26
49% Feb
7% Mar
17
62% Nov
8
23
53
Mar
9
10% Oct
21
42% Dec
22
7
104% Dec
3
16% Nov
5
18% Mar 11
7
21% Apr
38% Sep
23
28% Jan
28
35% Jan
48% Sep
101% Nov
23
43% Mar 15
53% Dec
22
25% Jan
S8% Jan
4
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
32
35
Aug
93% Jan
37% Jan
88% Jan
113
5
29
100% Dec
64% Jan
Nov
13
99
Aug 29
Oct
6
11
Jan
13
46% Jan
25
102
Feb
Jan
6% Jan
11
38%
4
Dec~~9
9% Dec
Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores
& Tarrant Mfg Co
11% Sep
19
17
Firth (The) Carpet
Flintkote Co (The)
6.25
com
Stores
No par
Florence Stove
Power
Florida
Power
&
July
105
7
14
July 15
61% Sep
21
126
Sep
21
96% Nov 30
100
Jun
3
11
28
50
7% Sep
14
Mar 31
12 y2 Apr
59%
2,000
121/4
12%
121/4
12 %
11,900
37%
38
3/%
37
*102
104
*102
%
104
104
*102
*102
preferred
Francisco
6
Franklin Stores Corp
7
15% Nov
19
13% Nov 29
16% Mar 23
Froedtert
23% Jan
4
38% Dec
29
34 V* Mar 14
56% Doc
27
Freuhauf Trailer
25% Dec
28 % Dec
27
Common
69% Jan
4
92
29
94
Oct
24
4%
4% Nov
15
9% Dec
22
Gabriel
30
Gair
44
37
37%
36%
36%
53%
54
53%
53 %
53%
*101
102
102
10
58%
58
*120
*120
125
98%
20 %
20%
35%
Corp
1
Co
*97%
19%
19%
44
'a
44%
5,o0Q
371/4
37
37%
37 %
37%
14,000
53%
53%
53%
53 3
53%
57%
118
*118
a
*101
102
571/4
57%
122
120
118%
1,000
l,o00
60
58%
6,500
200
*97%
98'%
*98
99
98
98
19%
20'/a
20
20%
20%
20%
34%
35 y4
35
35%
34%
35
faO
40,900
8,700
9
9
12%
12%
12%
12%
13
13
Xl2%
12%
12%
12%
800
89
91 %
88 %
89%
90%
91
831/4
91
89
89%
3,400
14%
14%
*14%
*14%
15
9%
9%
*8%
52
9
9
9
xl4%
15
14%
53%
54%
%
531%
53
53%
27
preferred
101
101
57'%
1
common
27%
26%
26%
20%
27
*91%
92%
*91%
92%
*91%
issued"
104
19%
44%
-100
"when
4,700
44%
201/8
34%
34 %
1
>102
va
98%
20
34 %
10
118
125
98
No par
Co
57'/4
58%
104
*19
y4
102
*101
105
.57%
10
Corp
Sugar Co
4
19%
43%
2
Foremost Dairies Inc
28
13 %
43%
37%
100
100
Foster-Wheeler
141/4 Jun
18%
43%
l
preferred
98% Nov
18%
43%
of '51—15
ser
11% Mar 14
18%
43%
Co__Nopar
common
pfd
18%
7ya
68
6
90
a
12
88% Mar 30
58%
59
10o%
12'
10
Dec
9,200
-'4
37%
& Chem Corp
Sulphur
58%
7,owJ
75
'74%
105
103-,4
11%
convertible
Freeport
59'%
75 y8
•
37%
12% Dec
6
*103 %
11%
76% Nov
Jan
■<-•74%
37
4
Jan
74'%
11%
11
Mar 22
3,800
4,209
/
o
37%
Light
3%%
33%
107 y2
b6'/2
12
45% Jan
10
59%
59
33%
107%
67%
107
661/4
1
3y4%
26% Aug 22
29 Vi Oct
cum
59
33%
107%
32%
105
105
5,100
38%
Fair Stores Inc
$4.20 div
74'A
75%
106
£»%
11%
No par
Food Machinery
59
;
33
107'/4
66%
66
9%
37%
preferred
Food
-74y4
106
106%
59
32%
106%
66
10
5
Corp
69% Sep
77%
76
106 y2
32%
107%
64 3 4
9%
5
Co
Florida
40
,
32V4
106V2
'
67%
65
9%
9%
Co
48 y2 Apr
$4
10 %
common
May 23
26% Jan 12
14
9%
__i
100
46 y2 Feb
106
N
preferred
First National
28
21
Inc
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
20
20 % Oct
It
Federal
62% Jun
200
*45%
Oct
4ya%
51
46 %
8% Nov
3
24,100
51
321/4
52% Jan
Mar
11%
51
11 %
45%
8
108
6,100
11 'A
.51
11 %
31%
30
15
7%
11%
51
32%
Dec
Oct
7%
4,900
45%
10% Apr
32% Dec
108
7%
34%
31%
58
24
7ya
3,200
76
34%
33'/a
4
104% Sep
7 Va
*71
34%
32%
4
119
76
34%
1
Co
3% Jan
76
*50%
*71
.a
5
Electric
36% Jan
20% Jan
11%
11%
50
50
35
6%
7%
11%
*49%
Bearings—5
Bower
6%
11%
la
76
34
33%
51
"50
*71
74
33%
7%
11 %
50
*69
35%
7%
-
•
8%
*14%
54
54%
27
92%
27%
15
300
53%
54%
14,860
27
92%
*91%
900
9
2
21,100
*91%
(
1/4
92%
G
Jan
7% Aug
4
2
5% May 18
31% Dec
31
26% Mar 14
34
104y4 May 24
19
113
6% Jan
4
"lb
Dec" 31
34% Jan
6
43
Dec
38
23
Jun
July
5
Jan
25
14
41% Jan
18
111/4 Sep 15
491/4 July 27
9
Co
Co
(The)
Inc
1
(Robert)
29%
100
Gamble-Skogmo
5%
Inc
convertible
109'%
5
common
preferred
Jan
13
Dec
17
27% Dec
30
39
Feb
11
Gamewell
22% Jan
4
40% Dec
21
351/4 Mar 14
51
D
c
20
7
41% Aug 23
32% July 18
46% Feb
25
Garrett
25
May
12
6% Dec
33
7
27
20
2
Dec
4% Oct
25i/2 oct
21
15% July
20% Jan
4
103
Jan
18
38
Jan
31
13
9% Oct
Dec
10
107% Aug 27
65% Nov
25
5
45
Mar
17% Aug
29
30% Sep
Dec
29
107% Mar
57% Jan
28
105
71
1
Gar
1
Wood
4%%
3
General
General
I
Dec
28
28
49%
48
29
General
Amer
Jan
6
9'% Dec
28
11% Jan
21
4
1361% Dec
8
1481/2 Jun
3
4
33% Dec
9
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
General Bronze
10% Jan
4
18% Dec
10
15
6
26% Dec
29
General
Feb
Corp
$8
Cable
Corp
89
Dec
27
83 % Mar 18
4%
Dec
31
45% Jan
18
671/4 Dec
30
4%
conv
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
38% Dec
13
General
27
77,
15
15% Nov
11
37% May 17
Jan
131
Dec
20
3
19% Dec
1
16% Nov
2
21% Mar
7
8
15% Dec
1
13
2
17
Mar
7
80
Mar 29
48% Jun
25
130
Aug 17
Nov
48% Feb
9% Jan
9
46% Oct
27
5
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
56% Feb
4
25
80% July 22
12Vb Dec 28
75
8% Oct
60% Jan
119
Jan
22
124% Mar
146 % Dec
3
10
4
126% Oct 29
Jan
4
22% Jan
11
102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29
Oct
57% DoC
30
25
Jan
52%
3% Jan
Nov~24
4% Dec
No par
com
General
27
General Finance Corp (Delaware)-l
General Foods Corp com
No par
Feb
23
General
77% Jun
20
General Mills
66% Jan
120
Mar
6
7
123
136% Feb
3
152
11
54
119% Dec 20
5
July 11
July 25
Nov
14
127
Jan
3
102
Jun
30
7
35'A Nov
9
59% Dec
6
36 y2 Nov
2
4ya Jan
3
71'/2 Apr
5% Dec
98
Aug
9
29"% Jan
9
19
2
$5
General
38'/a Nov
4
49% Jan
26
66% Dec
21
General
45% July 11
General
13
43% Dec
100% Apr
13
31
Nov
21
12
31
101
Dec
8
84% Oct
27
35% May 25
72% Feb
16
4
47% Dec
96
4
30% Dec
8
15
General
General Railway Signal com_No par
General Realty & Utiltles
10c
393A Jan
3
Jun
29
Jun
29
18
65% Nov
14
91
Nov
16
98
Jun
13
82
Jan
7
101
86'/2 Mar 23
118% Jun 27
24% Mar 14
43% Sep
11
20
23
13% Jan
4
21
Jan
18
Jan
8
90% Nov 29
90% Jan
17
99
Aug
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
6
36 Ye Oct
11
44% Mar
2
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
5
Dec
15
9
Jan
11
162
Nov
8
155
Dec
16
168
Feb
2
137% Apr 26
Dec
31
Utilities
Public
5
Corp
General Refractories
General
4%%
Shoe
10
Corp
1
Telephone
Time
Corp__
Corp
4%%
3%%
common_No par
Tire
100
Rubber
&
2,50
com
preferred
_100
preferred
4%%
100
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
100
conv
19
Gillette
(The)
8
Gimbel
Brothers
8
Co
.1
new
_5
common
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
Goebel
&
1
Co
$4.50
Geld
10
preferred
General
,_No par
_10
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
31
1
100
Co
25%
9y4
9%
149
140
33%
33%
25%
26%
93
93
65'/a
66%
36
36'%
137
137
17
17'/a
*13%
13'%
62%
64%
55%
18%
93%
9'A
68
*121
*135
44
123
*99
*31%
47
4%,
A"
35%
72%
15
35%
62%
39%
31%
*99
62%
*92%
*83%
115%
39
41%
24%
26% July 30
17% Jan
26
22% Oct
25
Goodall-Sanford
14
64% Dec
20
59% Jan
6
87'A Dec
30
Goodrich Co
•2
Dec
28
54% Dec
22
50% Jan
18
66% Jun
7
Goodyear Tire
8
42% Jan
3
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
63%
31%
Grace
1
45%
3
29 % July
1
42
Dec
31
30% Dec
27% Jan
4
477/a Dec
29
41% Mar 14
l%Jan
4
2% Nov
29
7
1% Nov
11
55% July 25
3% Mar
3
Inc
10
(B F)
&
(W. R)
10
Rubber
& Co~
12
Graham-Paige
14% Jun 29
86% Jan
5
33
Apr
19
94% Jan
8
7% Mar
29
Jan
24
12% Jan
5
23
Sep
21
34% Dec
30
Grand
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
207% Nov
30
45-/2 Dec
30
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
10% Dec
36% Dec
17
Jan
4
54
Jan
11
27
4
35
Jan
93
Mar 21
9
13
6
Mar 14
100
Dec
7
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
Co
Steel
cum
Co
preferred
21% Dec 23
Grayson-Robinson
47'A Dec
13
21% Dec
17
21 y8 Jan
3
33% D/c
2
$2.25 conv preferred—
Gt Northern Iron Ore Prop
80
Dec
29
74
Feb
2
96% Dec
30
Great Northern
29
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
Great
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
24% Feb
9
131% Jan
4
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
1
33% Feb
69
30% Mar 14
34
31% Dec
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
16% Mar
*
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
17
11% May 21
14% Mar
60% Jan
97
7
100
-
5
38% Dec
28
100
For footnotes
4
Sep 20
see
page
Mar 16
Feb
23
3% Jan
*
93 y4 Dec
28
•
24.
153
May 26
77% Dec
99
h Jan
2
18
May 31
7%
Stores
Paper Co
Ry Co—
Northern
Great Western
;__5
common.^
34% Jan
4
12.50
common
17
9
9
_5
preferred
(W T)
33A%
Jun
Apr
19
32%
37
195
(The)
City
17% Jan
73
2%
5
Granby Consol M S & P
6
26
4
2
No par
Motors
13% Sep
27 Vb July
Jan
5
Sugar com
preferred
Green Bay & Western RR
Green (H L) Co Inc
com
1
No par
No par
25
No par
No par
100
145
45
123
*135
43
123
44
*97%
19%
*46%
28%
96
49%
21 %
*147
69'A
70
.
69 3
69%
3,200
3,200
106
70
4
6,000
9'A
91/2
138%
138%
140
31%.
32%
32 %
32
32%
900
26'A
26%
27
26%
27%
26,i00
9%
140
*67
120
94 %
69
1.4b0
36 Vb
2,300
-35%
138
138
-
138
"
5,280
40
17%
17
17
13%
13%
13%
?' *13 %
62 'A
63 Va
62%
63%
54 Va
55%
55%
56
183A
18%
92%
93 %
4,100
9%
9%
10,800
69%
5,300
13 %
18%
18 3A
*18%
92 '/4
93 %
92%
93
9'A
9'A
91/4
68'A
68%
68%
9%
69%
3,000
13%
800
63 %
55,900
55
19
16%
62%
.
56%
93,100
16%
69%
-
121
121
121
121
121
121
145
*137
147
*137
1,900
147
44
43%
44%
320
44%
44
331,066
1,600
123'A
123%
123%
123%
123%
99%
31%
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1001/4
100'/a
110'%
32'A
32%
*321/4
32%
700
53 %
52
53
52
53
50%
51%
5,300
47%
46%
4%
47
47%
47%
48%
48
48 >a
500
9,700
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
33,800
A
%
%
%
A
VB
32
362,900
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
71
72%
70'A
73
70
71%
3,800
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15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,100
35%
36%
35%
36
5,700
-
35%
71%
15%
36
35%
36%
62
10,700
61%
61 %
60%
60%
60 «/2
60'%
3,500
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
39 3A
39%
15,900
31%
31%
*99
103
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
*99
62%
62
39%
40'A
32
103
64%
94%
61
93
93
*83%
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114
116%
38%
39
41%
42
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.
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98
37% 38%
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155
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83
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113
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62%
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103
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92%
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*83'A
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114'A
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114
63
9,900
93%
810
39%
39
39%
38%
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10,700
43
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42%
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21,100
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25 »/4
25
25%
25 Va
25%
14,900
97 %
*96
97%
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3 »'A
5%
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38%
5'A
155
23 %
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39
38%
5%
155
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97 Va
6,900
39
5%
23%
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84%
84 3 4
84
84%
15,800
63
64%
63%
64%
64%
65
25,700
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
45%
46
45%
45%
45%
46 Va
13,200
2%
2%
2 VB
2%
13,600
2%
2%
2 »/4
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19
19
19%
19%
32%
33
33
33%
37
37%
37%
38%
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-
19%
13 Vi
33%
2.200
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20,300
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45
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44
98 »/2
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97.1/2
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19
13%
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46%
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56
41%
21%
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28%
23
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28%
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28 3
57
98
96
96
95
95
148%
148%
148%
81%
79%
31%
31%
31 %
Greenfield Tap & Die Corp—No par
33
14%
*95
33
14%
33
14%
95
,
96%
40%
21'A
79%
31 %
33
14%
96
40 %
40%
21-%
21%
149%
1491%
*200
40%
21%
41%
21%
40%
21%
18
5,500
200
210
210
43%
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205
1,800
331,8
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98%
19%
•
5,900
155
85
*22
64%
31%
46%
44
130
84%
116
*97%
18%
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28%
95%
39%
21 Va
43
1,100
103
38%
[ 83'%
18%
19
32%
32%
36%
37%
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204
103
41%
84%
63%
65%
31%
46%
2%
19%
96
5,800
931/2
36
*136%
140
69
69
36
9%
9%
94
53
93
137
| 17
15%
25%
*105
2,000
26
15%
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25,„00
35
34
106
2,000
5,200
7 Vb
31%
51%
35%
71
*15
35%
61
25%
*105
1,200
99%
123%
99%
32%
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(The) common
3
preferred—
100
25 %
15%
15%
25%
106
%
123'A
93%
31%
1
4%%
31%
43'A
99%
32%
100
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x9'A
*138 %
33
47
*135
140
44
A
33
34
137
13%
18%
92'A
93
9%
9%
68
68%
*120% 121%
33%
38%
1S5
44%
98%
19%
46%
6%
68%
137
18%
94%
9%
68%
121%
*96
97%
38%
38%
5%
5%
*152
155
*22
23%
85
86
Dec
6%
64%
55%
115%
39%
41%
%
6
6%
36
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73
15
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93
16%
13%
62%
-
49%
39%
35 "/4
16%
*13%
61%
47%
4%
A
36%
28
48%
40%
64%
54%
54
28%
48%
3£%
93
*135%
57'A
28%
48',4
63%
36
93
•;
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580
3,700
40%
15%
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13%
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.
10
48
*105
9%
9%
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140
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32'/4
24%
25%
.
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28%
25%
26
106
68V2
69%
68%
10%
47
5,300
23,200
108%
*46
31
io%
15
*105
8%
32
108
47
6%
23'A
25%
106»/4
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9% May
151/3
25%
151/4
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—
14
Dec
17% Mar 24
45% Sep
29% Sep
€0
1
10c
—
39% Sep
38% Oct
10% Jan
Equipt Corp
79
45% Jan
103% Sep 26
Precision
Rights
21
53% Dec
No pm
—No par
General Public Service
33% Dec
7
Corp com new__1%
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co
.1
6
12
100
mo
preferred
31
Jan
No pa:
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
13% Oct
25% Jan
1
Corp
common
General Motors
33
Mar 17
Instrument
preferred
3%% convertible
39% Jan
>
5'
191/2 July
9
4
1
Corp
Co
13
27
28
Electric
96% Dec
Dec
Jan
100
6
15% Sep
99
_50
cdm—No pa?
6
34% Aug 19
29% Jan
75% Jan
Inc
Dynamics
General
44
41
100
preferredCo
General Contract Corp common_^_2
6%
series preferred
-10
12% Jan
4
2nd
Cigar
preferred
25% Mar 26
18
32 %
28
__
48% Jan
32'/a
Jan
43 % Mar 14
95
'I
7% Oct
43% Oct
123% Feb 26
G Jan
18%
78% Nov
5
4
140
6%
5
1st preferred
49
4
Jan
6V4
5
Corp
2
122
6%
No par
9
5
1
com—1
preferred
17% May
July
40
100
30% Mar
93
29%
1
Investors
General Baking Co common
•
40%
Transportation—2.50
148% Feb
47
39 %
50
9%
10
8 %
31%
108
48
43%
preferred
8%
31%
103
28 '/a
28»/4
49%
com
%
8
30
78
40
28
$4.50 preferred
3
Jan
Inc
Acceptance
American
*<15
*45
2
Industries
8'A
3J
109
9%
9%
47
5
convertible
22
*108
*45
(The)
Corp
29-/4
29-/4
100
9%
10
9%
8%
8%
2'JVo
107%
No par
(The)
135% Aug
18% Jan
71
11
24
25% Dec
9% Mar
Co
8'A
30%
110
50
Gardner-Denver Co
24% Jan
3% Apr
8%
8>
common—1
$4.50 preferred
%
va
45%
a
3,609
30
12,lu0
10
2,800
1,500
41 'A
16,000
21%
5,200
*148
150
*148
150
*77
79
30
30
79
79
*77
79
31%
32
x31'A
31%
31%
31%
6,800
32%
33
32%
32'/2
32 %
32'A
800
14%
26,700
95%
150
141%
14%
14 V2
14%
95
95%
55
95%
14%
*95
17
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle..
NEW YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Year 1955
Year1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
E»nie for Previous
LOW AND
33%
34%
34%
33%
34%
34%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
37%
96
89%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
96%
96
96
91 %
89%
89%
88%
89%
36%
35%
35%
35%
35%
-100
36
*101%
100
107%
100
*104%
4
26% Mar 29
39 % Dec
29
35% J£ n
6
44 % Feb
23
68 % Jan
Dec
9
Jan
Grumman
4
91
6
96% Oct
31
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred
No par
45 Va Jan
4
67 % Dec 29
61% Mar 14
93% Sep
23
Gulf
26% Jan
29
34% July 30
31
38% Nov
3
100% May 26
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
101
Aug 28
104% July 13
Oil
Corp
Gulf States
105
Jan
15
106% Mar 26
21
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
41
Jan
18
8
Dec
Friday
35%
5%
8 % Apr
104
Jan. 12
1
1
2
22
32% July 19
b'/H D.iC 22
45% Feb
57/a Dec
5
8ales for
Thursday
Jan.11
Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
4
May
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. 10
Par
11
103
SALE
Tuesday
Jan. 9
EXCHANGE
4% Jan
90
HIGH
Monday
Highest
22% Jan
39% Aug 11
RECORD
"
STOCK
YORK
.Monday, January 16, 1956
105
Jun
Utilities
No par
$4.20
dividend
7
$4.40
dividend
preferredpreferred—..
$4.44
dividend
preferred
9
Jun
*96
96
37%
*96
88%
35%
103
*101%
107%
103
106
107%
*1J4%
36%
103
*107%
106
*104%
*101%
107%
107%
106
*101%
107 %
*104%
Shares
35%
6
16,900
6
1,600
38
37%
38
5,700
9b %
96
96
89%
88%
89a
Co-^
Common
10
109% Jun
107
25
34
the Week
Jan.13
36%
36%
103
36 Va
*101%
107%
107%
106
*104%
800
27,600
3,900
103
107%
230
106
H
17 y8 Jan
15
46% July 12
Hackensack
Water
45% Aug 10
69% Nov 25
Halliburton
Oil
24 %
Hall
Dec
20% Apr
13
30
19 Va Jan
Dec
29
18% Oct 13
6
Sep 14
25% Feb
4
12% Mar
2
21
63% Jan
5
7
4
86% Dec 31
25% Nov 24
79% Oct
12 Va Jan
21% Jan
6
38 % Dec
6
40% Dec
22
38
6
55
6
Nov
23
24% Jan
131
4
Jan
15
142
21% Oct 28
33% Nov 29
Jan
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
31% Dec
22% Apr
5Va Jan
32% Dec
23
19
28
30
12
Mar 11
100% Feb
143
10
8% Jan
14
33% Dec
18
Dec
23
15% Jan
6
20
4
23% Dec 31
20 % Nov
3
24% Mar
30
28% Dec 31
26% Mar 14
89
May 21
41% Nov 17
84'/a Jan
24
39% Jan
3
40
ll7/a Feb
17
17
18% Jan
21% Jun
61%
60%
61
22
21%
21%
*21%
20%
Hamilton Watch Co com——No par
4%
convertible preferred——100
39
4% %
42
41%
41%
41%
41%
41'/a
41%
41%
41%
1,000
61 %
61%
62%
62%
62%
22
60%
3,500
21%
22
21%
22
4,100
20%
*2J%
21%
90%
*88
90
89%
89-a
90
GO
38
37
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
2,200
51%
100
21%
90
37%
52%
5u %
51%
5J%
50%
50 Va
51
51
51%
1,900
*141%
144
*141%
144
144
*141%
144
*141%
20%
*88
20%
20 Va
90
20%
*88
*141%
300
144
2.50
34%
35%
33%
34%
34 %
34%
35
35 Va
34%
35
-1
33%
33 %
33%
32%
33
3,600
33%
32'/a
32%
32%
33
10
32 %
32%
32%
2,200
32 %
32 %
32
32 %
900
6 %
2,103
_
Hat Corp of America common
20
Jan
*21
Hammermill Paper Co—
2.50
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
Hart Schaffner & Marx
5
18
6
61
35 % July
Nov
Jan
41%
21%
6% preferred
Harrisburg Steel Corp
Harris-Seybold Co
16'/a Oct
32
12
Nov
25
Cementing—5
Printing Co
5
F)
40% Nov 17
39% July 13
5% Mar 25
8% Nov 30
4
Dec
(W
Well
1
preferred
34
5
*20
*32%
32 %
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
*34'/a
35'%
*34%
35%
*33%
20
*20
6 %
6%
50
33
35
6 %
6%
35
*33 Va
35
120
Havag Industries Inc—
85
Mar
4
,
31% Apr
19
84% Jan
22
21% Jan
26
23% Nov
5
37% Nov
35
Feb
101% Oct
13% Mar 12
88
Jan
20% Oct
6
121% Feb
2
38% Jun
101
18
52
Dec
11
11
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
18
36% Jan
3
14
17% Oct
11
27
126% Oct 26
50
May 26
Dec
23
54% Feb 16
96
Jan
27% Nov 21
Dec
36 va Sep
91
Sep
27
7
23
7
25% Dec
8
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
148
NOV
122% Aug 11
126
May 19
Mar 14
51
Dec
30
I9
54% Mar 18
25
26% Jan
51% Jan 13
34% Nov
9
29
Oct
11
14% Jan
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
31% Mar 18
43% Dec
68
15% May 12
20% Nov 16
78
71
79% Aug
3
98% Die 30
Jan
8
Apr
Sep 29
81 % Jan
92
18% Mar
43% Nov
12
Jan
5
89% Jan
3
34% Jan
6
partial
Glass
3%%
May 13
10% Jan
11% Aug 25
4
Jan
4
18% Aug
5
8'/a Dec 30
27% Dec
6
25 V* Jan
5
30% Dec
33% Jan
4
52
6
preferred
Helme
(G W)
14
27
Jan
19
7% noncumulative
Hercules Motors
6
85% Jan
12
5
31% Dec 31
103
12% Nov 23
33
21
Hertz
(The)
Co
Hollander
25% Jan
4
Ho'ily Sugar Corp
32% Mar
3
13
48
Jan
3
10
65
Dec
22
Mar 31
16% Apr
20
44% Jun
27
Hooker
28% Jan
31
100% Jun
14
13
Jun
17
Jan
7
29% Dec
35% Aug 25
34% Jan
9
36% Oct 27
26Va Oct 23
84 % Jan
94% Jan
101
Feb
6
99% Nov
4
105
17
18
Nov 24
105% Nov
91% Jan
100
4
28
MarlO
16
102% Mar
% Dec
31
38% Oct
112 % Dec
23
9h
8
106
Apr 28
16% Sep
19
39% Nov 28
34
Aug
98
May
104% Jan
3
105 % Feb 23
Feb
7
15% Jan
149% Dec
15
6
19% Dec 31
17% Dec
29
11% Jan
22% Jun
23
4
20% Dec
10
15"/8 Mar 14
27% Dec
8
4% Jan
5
3% Feb
10
22
4% Nov 22
1% D?c
15
10% July 27
55% Dec 21
53 Vs Jan
6
25% Nov
22% Jan
11
38% Jan
4
13% Jan
14
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
8
7% July 18
3
Jan
3
Feb
14
Mining
'
AT
<.•*%
24
*37%
18%
130
*123%
51%
38 %
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
38
38 Va
*18%
18%
18%
19
19
19
*52%
127%
128
124
*123%
124
51%
1,500
1,700
129%
129%
131
124
*123'A
129%
*123%
124 Va
123%
123Hi
50%
51%
*52%
53%
51:
H<8
*52%
51 %
51 'A
53%
54
30Va
50
2,200
53%
200
30Ha
12,300
40%
3,400
13
9,800
30
30%
30
40
40
40%
40
18%
19
19
19%
19
73
73
74
73
73
73
73
98 Va
98
98
97%
97%
45 Va
46
46 Va
46
46
<Del)_-_25
—1
1
13
Hunt
9% Feb
17
100
*98
45%
11 %
23%
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
..6.66%
1
—
5
'
*72
98%
97%
46%
45%
*98
98%
45%
45%
8
20%
55%
59 »
*73
%
74
50
180
■
4,100
11%
*11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
24 %
23 %
23%
23%
24
23%
24'A
14
13%
13%
13%
14
13%
14
8%
8 Va
20%
31%
*20%
21 %
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
32
32
32
32
500
36
34%
35 %
35 Va
35 %
35%
35%
35%
36
6,300
60%
53
58
56 Va
57 %
57
60
60
62 %
5,600
8
8
38%
37%
%
37%
103%
5'
*3/a
102%
102'%
*102%
13%
13%
13%
37%
13%
37%
*37/2
27% 27%
96
*9°
*100% 102%
185
.
8%
13%
27%
37%
27%
94%
1C2
27 %
*
95
102%
*103
42%
157%
155%
17%
64
32
65 %
2
8%
a
6 /4
35%
*7%
1,300
600
38%
38%
33H4
*102%
103 Va
103%
20
13%
13%
14
14
14 Va
7,903
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%'
1,003
27%
7,600
27%
27%
38
*102%
27%
*
*103
104
104
*103
*103
42 Va
42%
42%
155 Va
156%
155%
40%
27%
94 Va
102 Va
*18
8
103%
1
*93 Va
94
94%
42%
102 Va
%
102%
104
9,600
300
50
42%
6.800
156%
157
43
157
33,200
18%
18%
16'A
18
3,100
24
24%
24%
24'A
25
14,900
*1%
,8%
18'A
24%
2
2
*7%
%
1%
8%
7%
2
*1%
*7 Hi iV
7%
2
8
400
100
65
*31%
65
66
65%
66
65'A
(5%
3,800
32 %
64%
32
8
102 Va
24%
2
6,403
94%
17%
23%
4,603
13%
102%
157
17%
25
700
24 Va
13%
8
11%
23%
93 Va
42%
54 /4
* 8
}[ !*
8
*11%
•
*101%
%
104
43%
/2
38
37%
104
preferred—100
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
—
100
51
*52%
39%
50
Manhattan-:
100
19
129
54
51%
54
128
1,600
38 Va
19
18%
No par
com,-—3
Corp
Inc
131
3,700
24%
%
30%
10
Co
Foods
§9 %
101
*38
18%
42
30
Sep 21
24%
Lighting & Power—No par
Nov
39
24%
<'105
noncumulative
89
59
*99%
39%
common—5
Inc
Houston Oil Co of Texas
5%
*86%
69
18%
12.50
12% Apr
71% Sep
27
101
24%
100
&
89
*99%
29%
100
IHudson
*86%
39
_100
Stores
89
59%
101
*99%
800
19
preferred———
Sound
800
24%
30
convertible preferred-
Howard
32%
42%
preferred ————_
4.40% preferred—
Howe
32 Ha
30%
Household Finance common—No par
Houston
32 Ha
24%
5
preferred
$4.25 preferred
$2.25
32%
40%
18%
_10
common
Houdailie-Industries
9,300
24
.5
Oil Corp new
Electroehem Co
17
21%
32 %
59
59%
101
400
17
21
30
5
;
33
6
19% Jan
47
Homestake
59
*99%
20%
17
21%
5
(A) & Sons
convertible
*86%
101
20
17
21
31%
Hires Co
—1
Hoffman Electronics Corp..-.—50c
5%
89
60
59
*99%
20%
17 Va
21'A
23%
1
4%
8
Nov
No par
Corp
(Charles E)
3%%
11
1
—No par
Hotels
6
28% Jan
14
Hilton
5
64% Jan
41
preferred.—25
Honolulu
34% Oct
*86%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
2
9
89
20%
*86%
.
10
Holland Furnace Co
7
*32
Hewitt-Robins Inc..—_
3
19% Feb
32%
new—
10
29% Feb
32%
preferred series A——^.50
16% Jan
37% Oct
Dec
Oct
33%
——,
4%%
3x% Jan
8% Mar
x33%
5% preferred—
100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
2
May 12
*17
25
Hercules Powder common;
28
5 %
17
21%
——100
common
10% Nov 28
Oct
17
21
—100
preferred—
51% Aug 24
12% Jan
5
12
*19%
17%
21%
15
.
(H J) Co common
3.65%
20% Nov
9
20%
17%
21%
dist
Co
Hecht Co common—-.
Heinz
20
1
5
liquidating
Industries Inc—
Hazel-Atlas
20
60% Sep 23
104 Va tto
17
40
Ex
Hayes
32
32
32 %
22%
32 %
32'A
400
7 Va
41,800
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
6%
36
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
c
35
3,100
I
27
Jun
21
9
63% Dec
31
57% Oct
11
12
50% Dec
23
47% Jan
5
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
49
60
53% Nov
10
43 % Jun
40
Jan
Illinois
Central RR Co
57
Sep
12
Illinois
Power
52
Nov
82% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
54% Dec
10
Aug 22
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
52% Mar 28
51% Dec
27
53
10
5jl
8% Jan
11
15% Nov 23
S2 % Oct
13% Apr
12
20
15% Oct 26
25
24% Mar 15
31% Aug 31
May 25
55
Oct
Dec
Dec
5
30
Jan
17
Idaho Power Co
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
39
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
159
52
40% Jan
17
8
26
23
25
159
Jan
25
21% Dec 29
375
4
Nov
16
38% Dec 30
176'% Oct 25
4
Jan
5
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
29
77
5
94
Feb
23
5
Jan
38
Dec
1% Jan
5
4% Nov
34% Jan
4
59% Dec
130% Jan
4
9% Jan
4
85
Jan
101% Jan
140
Oct
8
7
1
17% Dec 31
88% Dec 31
4
13
106% May 19
4% May 27
40% May 27
12 % Dec
31
79% Dec
17
21% Jan
26
37% Jan
7
96% Jan 19
19% Jan
349
Jan
35% Oct
18
6
11
165% Aug 16
29% Oct 11
28% Nov
2
84
Mar
51
50%
50%
preferred
50
*51
52
51
51%
55
Jun
8
4.70%
50
54%
55
*54%
55 Va
*54%
55%
*54%
55 Va
55
Mar 11
4.42%
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
50
*53 Va
55
*53Va
55
*
53 %
55
*53 Va
55
*53 Va
Feb
4.20% cumulative preferred—-50
*50 Va
52
*50 Va
52
♦50%
52
*50 Va
52
*50%
52
IS
10% Nov 28
58% May 23
71
D.c
29
Sep
8
24% July 18
57% Dec 12>
103
Mar 29
33% Sep
450
Apr
41% Jun
6
Illinois
Terminal
Int'l
Harvester
12
Jan
101% Sep 26
9% Mar 13
69
Jun
10
Jan
3
117% Sep
23
108
12
Jan
20% Nov 15
114
Jun
2
International
8
60
36% Oct 21
26% Dec
6
Jan
5
74% Sep
16
35
Jan
28
39% Nov
11
29
13% Jan
4
2fi % Apr
31
May
1
33% Dec
2
4
38 % Dec
6
25
Jan
10% Jan
5
34% Dec
4
28% July
29% Jan
24% Jan
4
14
113
5
'
May 12
Aug 13
4% Feb
Aug 17
39
2
14
22
Dec
29
34% July 21
29% i\ug
5
23% Dec
123
Nov
8Va Dec 28
6
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
86% Jan
8
22
55
69
16
103
Jun
61% Mar 31,
69% May
19% Jan
4
■5% Jan
4
7
32% Jan
6
40
12% Jan
34% Feb.
3
15% Aug 29
51% May 2
30% Jan
26% Jan
3
121
19
35% Apr
2
19
21
Oct
9
45
20
Jan
96
6
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
31% Sep
34
7
20% Jan
19
23% Jan
7
Nov 23
9
3
Va Mar 23
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
2"% .Tan
26
91 Va Jan
45
0
Sep 20
19
Mar 14
Apr
14
99% Jun
13
9IV2N0V
12
77VaOct
11
78
Nov
30
37% Dec
31
Jun
43% Jun
Sep
3
15
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
35 % Dec 30
130
Sep 21
12% Sep
8
34% Jan 13
14
May 10
For
fnnfnntpc
*163
*22%
*23
23 Va
60%
x50
5
400
36%
168
50
51
23'4
100%
30 Va
29%
29%
398
4^0
401
101
29%
404
402 Va
3,900
*22
52 %
Va
23%
52
30 Va
52
102
101
102
403'a
3,500
29,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
167%
168%
168 Va
168 Va
168 %
168 34
*30 Va
31 Va
*30 Va
31 Va
31
31%
32 Va
31
31Va
31%
32 %
87
85
86
*84
88
6
5%
85
82%
127
13%
13
common—7.50
112%
112%
114
*103
104
17%
94
101
*17%
13
94
101
I
93%
102
6
5%
82%
84%
128
127%
31 Va
*84
5%
5%
83 %
82 V,
128
210
10,000
402
404
30%
168%
31
2,000
30
36%
31
*103
6,600
5734
168%
31
83%
550
86
36%
31 Va
5%
163
57'%
Va
168%
31%
*84
Va
51%
103%
29%
406 Va
*22
51
102 Va
127%
No par
*22 Hi
23%
*100%
1,800
84
58%
23 %
GO
9
163
04
100
Salt.—.—
9
168
58
13%
32
31%
88
*84
5%
*5 Va
83
82%
32
88
870
400
15,000
100
5%
3,700
83%
17,500
127%
127 3A
127 %
13%
13%
13%
13 %
13 %
13 Va
13%
5,900
113%
112%
113%
113 Ha
114
113%
114%
14,100
104
104
101
105
105
*105
128
105%
18
17 Va
17 "a
17HV
18
18
18
9334
94 Va
94%
95
95
91
95%
102
103
102
*102H'4
104
J-
*102%
101
1,020
400
1,600
230
400
No par
42%
42%
42%
42%
42 'A
42%
42 Va
42 %
42%
42 %
2,500
25
65 %
66
65 %
66
65 3 a
65%
65'A
65 Va
65 Va
65 %
1,300
7% preferred —
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
*38%
*38%
International
Silver
common
International Utilities
Corp—.—.5
$1.40 cum conv preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
1
39%
*38%
39 "2
31
32 7
8
30%
31%
39%
39%
39%
39 %
*38%
39 Va
31 Va
31%
39 Ha
39 Ha
39%
38%
39%
36 Va
36
*39
40
*38%
13 Ha
13 7
37%
35%
36
.3.50
13%
14%
13%
13%
Corp
—No par
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power & Ligh* Co
—10
*41%
Interstate
Power Co
Intertype
Iowa
Island Creek Coal
$6
Jacobs
(F
L)
Tea
3%%
Co
Co
common
27%
35%
33 %
34%
125%
125%
125 Va
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
series
Manufacturing Co
1
:
_
Johns Manville Corp..
Johnson & Johnson
Joy
33%
27%
34%
1
100
~
*38%
39%
31 Ha
30 Ha
31%
131,800
33%
39 Va
39%
1,500
29 Ha
3)%
*39'A
39%
8
8%
7%
BVa
va
*35 Va
36%
36
33
1,400
4,300
400
14
14%
13%
13%
42
41%
42%
42 'A
42 %
800
33%
33%
31
31%
33%
34%
2,100
27%
-
a
42
41%
33%
27%
125%
...
Inc
preferred
preferred
41 %
34
27%
1
27
5<&
42%
33%
_50c
common
preferred
33%
31 Va
*39 %
*
.
*
56%
23
30
168
83%
127%
Feb
22
I
53
15
Jun
38% Dec
*1G3
164
83%
com
54 Va Sep
11
3,500
57%
30 Va
97
107% Nov
hp
7,400
64
83%
3C Va
85
65
Mar 15
32 Va Mar 14
Mar m
33VsNov 29
100% Dec 31
48%
62%
9 Va
84%
Jewel
Jun
48%
64 %
57
59
104
31
49
64
82 Va
97% Aug 15
Jan
48%
65%
56%
Jaeger Machine Co
:_No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
39
48%
64 Va
164
101%
International Shoe
48% Mar
9 Va
48
64 Va
%
No par
6
9%
48
8
86
Rys of Cent Amer com..No par
preferred
100
28
168
101 Va
$4 preferred
Jan
*8%
47%
63%
•
59%
—
5%
9 Va
84
5
International Packers Limite'd
Int'l
*161
100
i,
Dec
1
31% Jan
preferred
Paper
*8 7
57%
International Mining Corp..
1
Int'l Nickel of Canada com—No par
Preferred
------100
International
9%
66'A
No par
73
4
Dec
4%
9
49%
—
42
16
70
4
3,200
2,100
common
14
44% Nov
11
15%
28 %
preferred
_i—100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Nov
38
15%
28%
No par
101
Nov
15%
28%
Machines
Mar 14
79
15%
28%
—20
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
17
15%
28%
—No par
3
87% Aug 26
15%
28 Va
1
41% Jan
141
15%
28 %
Inc
Int'l
11
Jan
7%
15%
28 Va
65%
Interchemical Corp common
4%% preferred...
9
20
15%
No par
Corp.
180
55 Va
28 %
100
Co—.—;
Iron
51%
15%
48'/a
preferred
Interlake
200
51 Va
*54 %
28'A
Ll
Inspiration Cons Copper..
Ctfs
51
A—
No par
4
6% Nov 21
S
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
Insuranshares
*50 Va
5
Mex
————100 pesos
Steel
'•"%
par
Co—
De
37% Jan
44% Jan
37% Jan
New
Business
92 % May 26
82
Electrica
Int'l
175 % May 31
RR
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
18
8
16
3,600
55
63
3% Mar 16
57 % Jan
6
127% Dec 29
12% Jun
50'/a
*50%
6%
Oct
8,000
29%
50%
53%
Inland
Nov
9,300
52%
*52
15
40
62%
52%
53%
28
102
61%
53
29
50%
68
4
61%
52 Va
*50
91% Nov
6
61
53 %
*52
169% Jun
6
29 Va
61%
52%
•
cumulative
35 % Jan
28
27% Jan
20
Jan
29%
60%
53
23%
cumulative preferred—.50
'66% Mar 14
29
22% Dec 28
.14% Apr
May 11
6
50 % Jan
'29%
60%
53
30%
4.08%
4
89% Jan
■71
48% Jan
162
29
60
53%
4.26%
39% Dec
5
25% Jan
Jan
29 %
61
53
9
76% Dec 31
11
15% Jan
170
4
21 % Jan
Nov
57% Dec
July 29
6
30
60
53% Nov 10
Industrial
8% Dec
10
No par
common.—No par
Co
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27 %
2,300
35%
14,400
127%
20
34%
*125
8
35%
127 Va
8
34%
*125
8
35%
127%
8%
31 Hi
*125
7%
8
7,800
32 Hi
32 Hi
32
33
32%
22%
*32%
3
*32%
32%
GOO
37
38%
37
37 Va
37%
33%
38 %
28%
38%
39%
8,000
91 Va
911%
93
92 %
92%
92
92
92'a
92%
49
102%
49%
104
*91%
4812
>1C2%
49 Va
104
48 %
132%
48%
104
.48%
♦102H4
32"
48%
1C4
49
*102%
49
GO
2,000
101
No par
A
new
85
87 Va
84
85 %
84'a
84%
85%
85
12 %
76
76%
76 Va
77
73%
76%
76%
76%
76%
76%
2,400
48%
49%
47
48
43
45%
43%
48%
43%
48%
43,900
104 %
104
101
101%
104%
104 %
105 Va
105%
37Ha
38%
37 %
10
100
1
1C4
28Ha
39%
36%
38%
84%
381
37%
85%
38
7,400
320
11,800
Number 5499
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(223)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Eftnge for Prevloai
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
/:
32 Vb Jan
92
4
Apr 28
100
Jan
12
41
Dec
107
102
106
May 26
38% Jan 14
18% Jan
5
21
12% Apr 23
16
Jan
4
K
rsi
I
15
103% Aug 10
35% Jan
30
99% Not
104% Apr
Sales for
newe!Seock
Highest
"
p
Par
Jan.
Jan. 10
Jan. 11
PB,s.a.,
Friday
Jan. 12
Jan.13
ig;|
s
Oct
Dec
29
102% Mar 15
105%
43y2MD10
13
s. ssrs
31% Dec
pvt'Maanr24
1^
27
8
4
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
33% Oct
18
41% Dec
13
34
14
Mar 19
39
KeSeri
4.20%
•
J™
Kansas City Southern"comllNo'par
*106
"
1071/4
*106
1071/4
*106
'
"7%
*75
"5%
^74%
I
II
75%
Zy 15, ilyler Hayes
fjX,?
9
Kelsey
38''2 Nov
WheeL
IV*
"1
Ke?nCMn^Land'c'o
N°^n
107
Dec
no
31
54% Dec
23
31
443/4 Oc1t27
Nov 24
Oct
29% Jan
*59% Apr 15
IVnbSJ 8
6
sas i
Apr 29
79% Jan
6
87
1
8*?"1
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
82% Jan
5
98% Dec
28 %
9
52% Dec 31
Sep
Feb 24
S2% Aug
30%
o?3/
120% 122%
l
,^vlUly2%
•
"o* Tc &
47% Dec
20
55% Feb
9
D^c
28
24% Dec
»
50
4
8
13% Dec
29
53/8 Feb
18
17% Dec
8
47 % Jan
58% Dec
9
22
Jan
85
4
7
Jan
15
16
Sep
7
22
5% Jan
25
Mar 14
4
18% Dec
6
Dec
16
543/4 Apr
60
26
20% May 10
28% Jan
6
"5
Jan
25
Feb
27
25
May 10
12% Dec 31
86 % Aug 11
4
11
15% Nov
28
4
60% Nov
53% Jan
82
30
Apr
6
% Jan
6% Jan
2
12% Mar 15
343/4 Sep 20
98% May
3
Aug 10
7% May
27% Jan
30% Dec
95
30
203/a Dec
31
4
1% Dec
4
11 % Dec
Mar 30
4% Dec
^
8
39% May ox
y 31
|
3% May 27
14% Jun
9
Krcs
(S
CrT~~~
Ar
H)
Co
Mar 14
6
Dec
Laclede
L
171/-
4%%
preferred
Lee Rubber & Tire
44
3.85%
3
2% Sep
1
3
17% Dec
22
3% Jan
3
Lehman
S3
&
5
46
Dec
31
40 % Mar 14
15% Jan
4
23
Dec
10
16
22
Jan
Lehn
16% Jan
4
20% Aug 17
23
Mar
50c
197/a Jan
64% Jan
137/s Dec 17
142% Jun
23
67%
164
•
Jan~29
18
13% Jan
3
23
24% Dec
76% Nov 19
3
9
29% Sep 28
72% Sep 22
61% Mar 14
149% Jun
Apr 22
47
38% Apr
2
19% Dec
21
18% Jan
5
Jan
12
67
26
Jan
11
13% Jan
4
53% Dec
25
30
16
39% Sep
19
103% Sep
19
May 17
64% Feb
7
24% Aug
1
22
31
17 Va Mar 14
11
4
29% Aug 19
4
114
22% Jan
4
116% Aug 12
34% Dec 21
24% Aug 26
20
103
4
Mar 16
106% Mar
30
56
104
Nov
Oct
Oct
103% Mar
21
21% July
Oct
73
7
Dec
32% July
5
123
28% Mar 14
3
105
Jan
26% Mar 14
2
98% July 9
99% Jun 30
July
14
Fink
Cup
7
147
59% Jan
11
88% Dec
77 % Jan
6
22
Dec
20
96% Jan
22
273/4 Dec
104
Nov
22% Mar 11
28
3
33
33%
33%
14
83%
79
81
78%
79%
79
21%
20%
21%
*94
series
(P)
21%
Co
21%
4,700
:/ 2%
%
2%
2%
4,800
16%
*16%
16%
16%
16%
2,303
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6 1/4
2,700
6
6
6%
2
2
a
44%
44%
44%
7.800
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
18%
18%
18%
3,803
20 %
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
80%
79 %
20%
80%
20%
79
.79%
79%
78%,
79%
7,400
17%
16%
17
16%
21,700
26%
595^
44
81%
ipy
44%
21*
nil
17
4374
17%
20%
44%
25%
253/4
25%
70%
68%
157
157
159
69%
69%
159
•
*158/4
16%
17
16%
16%
26
26
26
26%
26%
1,400
70%
12,000
70%
160
70%
70%
70%
160%
*159
159
50 3/a
50%
50%
50%
51 %
50%
51%
9,300
51%
513/4
51
51
51%
52%
5174
52'/4
1,900
50 3/a
50%
51%
19%
193/4
19%
70a/4
10
28 %
71
68%
28%
23
■
€9 %
70%
283/a
28%
16%
16%
100%
800
50%
5174
51
51%
25,000
197 a
20%
20%
21%
82,700
.
69%
69 %
70
69%
28%
37%
28%
28%
37%
373/4
36 %
37%
36%
37
36%
10
22%
22 3/a
x217/a
22%
2174
22%
22
22%
100
117
118
*116
1C6
*104
106
106
*104
100
*1C0%
101%
*100%
101%
101 %
101%
*101%
*103
104
*103
104
103 %
103%
103%
103%
20%
20%
20 %
20%
1C6
10
20%
20%
140 %
141 %
(Ky)_Nopar
50%
50%
89
893/4
50
20%
142
*104
203/8
143
141%
142
49%
50
50%
51
51%
88%
883/4
88%
89
88%
2,100
22%;
*101
24,100
106
102%
50
50
102%
*103
104
20%
60
20%
8,800
141%
141
142%
*141
100
37
22
102%
100
9,400
118
36%
106
preferred
4,800
28%
*116
118
*116
70
28%
36%
117
1,400
7,400
100
A___No par
118
16%
381/4
38 %
100%
19%
10
16%
37%
100%
*116%
& Sons
170
50
53
49
Nashville
159
513/4
50%
20%
common
4,100
17
50%
250
*51%
51%
1,200
88%
51%
89
88%
3,400
6,200
Inc—
Common
4%%
21%
%
43%
100
(M)
21%
21%
2%
16%
preferred—
D
E
4,809
20%
19%
com
78%
2%
loo
(Md)
10
15,600
77%
;v
14%
16%
49%
preferred
&
79
'
800
96
14%
2%
1
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
*94
16%
No par
preferred
series
Lorillard
7%
B
series
■
/
2%
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc
5%
&
96
14%
5,500
17%
16%
6
53% Jan
33%;
14
98
6
26% D:c
21%
33%
94%
1,900
55%
21%
37%
May 25
123/4 Mar 14
*50/
13%
16
Corp__
48% Jan
55%
x94%
98
Co
1774
21%
13%
37
preferred
4%
17-/8.
21%
97%
97
common
3
*50
133/4
16%
Cement
31% Dec
21%
.*4%
44%
~"~~2.50
Gas
513/4 Jan
Sep 23
X21%
15%
4%
17%
143/8
i/„
5
Star
102V4 July
99 %
9
55%
22
15%
17%
.*4%.
fii/„
10
Star
39 % May 16
28
49% Dec 31
55%
37%
Lowenstein
38% Mar 25
21%
15%
4%
17%
2%
lulls '
Lone
July 27
90% Dec 30
15%
17%
*50
>
ifi%
com___25
Lone
58
*4%
16%
4.35%
3
15%
4%
97
4.25%
45% Jan
5,400
*50
15%
17%
36%
6
139% Dec
15%
15%
*4
16%
27
48% Aug 25
17,400
983/4
July 15
5
2,400
48%
37%
103 % Jan
22
22%
47
16%
107% Apr
Jun
22%
47%
17%
55%
%\\l
7
Long Island Lighting Co
40% Jan
22%
-46%
14V«
—No par
Co
10
5
3
*22%
46
33%
;
4
25% Jan
22%
45
98%
8
11
22%
44%
pi
-100
Long Bell Lumber
105
22%
22
4%
5
6
Mar
3,700
37
conv
230
3,900
50%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com___No
par
3%% convertible preferred
100
43/4%
96
1,100
29%
*95
21
5
6,400
49%
97%
Corp
Belt Co___.
Lionel Corp (The)
180
56%
29%
*95
T
Link
57'A
101%
56%
50%
*32 3/4
Tobacco
7% P"fei£ed
Lily Tulip
57%
101%
102
2914
21%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Libby__
Life Savers Corp new
Liggett & Myers
*101
49%
33
Products
23
11
Mar 11
20% Oct
20
&
Sep 26
100
102
Corp
38% Sep
26% May 18
153% Feb 15
137
1
21 % Jan
15
28% Jan
Jan
6
25
40 3/a
Nov
17
66
30
Apr
29
64
Jun
55% Apr
31
51% Dec
Dec
16
Dec
23% Jan
108% Jan
17
164% Nov
25% Jan
7
■'
Apr 22
79
19
Oct
82
22
Sep 26
46% Oct
Mar 12
283/a Nov
89% Dec
noncurn
10$ ljj$
29%
215%
Lerner Stores Corp
2
1,100
49%
na
preferred—No par
2nd pfd
Nopar
(The) 1
4
July
*56%
20,500
49
common_3
Co
1st
noncurn
Jan
56
600
46%
367/8
29'%
100
Sons
preferred
1% Jan
8
44
46%
*36%
49
43%
177%
<.50'
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
lo
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
Lehigh Valley RR__
Nopar
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
(James)
11% Jan
4
12,500
29% "29%
l53/4
*4
50
Lees
8
8% Jan
57%
6,100
48%
48%
/4
22%
155/8
8
39% Jan
*56
4,200
22,400
%
>
Co
4
9
Sep 30
44%
Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
1
6
26
49
22*
435/e
La
18% Jan
25% Apr
29
48%
—------5
No pat
(lire)
Gas
29.
Nopar
Comie?
Kroger
Jiioger
6% Sep
47% Jan
34
5634
101^
201%
34
122%
48
3 b
sf4
101 *
6,600
121
2*
b b
kS°C^^™-"N° PfJ
2,300
33%
T T
56%
7,400
25%
21%
20
2*
57%
1,700
45
25%
?Ss/
b ¥
56%
10
76%
45
122% 123%
1
Kinney (G R) Co common_::::::i
104%
76
it §
gjf
5S/8
\ov
327/
107%
*103
21%
3 b
117% 119%
103
*106
1071/4
*106
n?4% 1?4%
T 28
.
•% Jan
3,600
94%
96
22%
42
34,900
39
*94
34% Jan 23
48% Aug 18
33i/R
118% 122/4
s*sss
14
■Nov
40
38%
sg r
1071/4
fj*
321/.
13
24Ve Jan
28
ssjss-ak1% II
22% July 30
25% Dec
No?
2sn?Pr21
Shares
39%
jg
m
*101%
75% Dec 29
50
tne Week
: >■.
•'
Mar 13
64% Jan
31
p
1
26%
27
100
*101%
103
lo
preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co
45%
26%
*102
44%
45%
263/4
26%
26%
27%
26%
271/4
103 %
*102%
103%
*1021/4
1C3%
44%
443/4
26%
>102%
103
44%
44%
44 %
*44%
447%
1,000
24%
13,700
M
8
Apr 22
40% July
2
122
July 6
12% May 10
20% Jan
4
81% Mar 16
15% Nov 29
Dec
23
136% Dec
29
54
16% Jan
499
July
3% Jan
4
4
193/b Jan
92
88% Mar 15
6
Dec
31
83/4 Dec
3
7% Jan
8% Jan
32
56 3/4 Jan
6
Jan
18
64
Dec
24% Oct
23
22
546
Nov
6
Dec
21
6% Dec
31
Dec
23
17
4
6
34
543% Jan
Jun
13
M
&
M
Wood
MacAndrews
6%
Macs
Sep
19
Magma
22
Magnavox
Jun
21
Mahonimr
8% Anr
4
Manati
(The)
RR
Sugar
10% May 18
Manhattan
11
10% Dec
31
7% Sep
27
113/8 Feb
17
19
Jan
4
30% Dec
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
12% Jan
11
Marathon Corp
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
201/4 Feb
18
Marine
34% Nov
24% Jan
82
Jan
12
4
59
37% Dec
9
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
97
Sep
18
92
Jan
11
16% Jan
4
33% Oct
22
26
13% Feb
1
193/a Dec
29
15% Aug
l63/4 Jan
8
23
2538 Jan
22 % Nov
20
91% Jun
99
Dec
923% Jan
98
Jan
89
83
Apr
♦eoo
5%
5%
615
*600
5%
5%
35 %
*5%
5%
5%
7
7
7
38%
36%
37
37%
37%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
34
5
33%
343/4
*6%
34%
34 %
34
34%
7%
35%
177s
17%
55%
55
17%
55%.
35
34%
35
35 %
35%
35
35%
2G
36
36
35%
36
19%
20
20
£0%
,No par
Masonite
Master
3
99
Jan
10
May 16
99
Jan
12
Jan
13
88
Apr
11
35%
SG74
35 %
3574
351,-4
36%
20
20
19%
20
38%
6,200
23%
2,100
7
2%
6,400
*96
9674
40
*95%
96%
38
23
23
42%
42%
42
$3.75 preferred
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 series
No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd
—No par
*96
96%
*96
96%
*96
96%
96
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
*95%
96%
87
*86
87
*86
87
*86
87
*86
87
30%
52
35% July 12
56% Mar 31
Maytag Co
12
30
20% May 16
25% Dec
McCall
23
34
$3
common
%
96
_No par
30%
31
30 %
30%
No par
56%
56%
*55 Vh
57 %
*55%
56%
30%
*55%
No par
common
23%
24
23 %
23%
24 %
24%
24%
31
31%
30
30%
30%
30%
preferred
Corp
McCord Corp
*86
"
—
3
common
,
■
30%
30%
.
30%
30%
.
24%
24%
1,203
30%
30%
30%
1,503
17
12
Jan
4
15% July 23
14% Mar 14
16% Feb
Jan
4
88% Jun 24
81
29
91
July
Aug
1
58
Apr
13
McGraw
1
51%
52%
50
50%
52
52
333/a Jan
54% Jan
4
63% Dec
3
573/4 Jan
17
'10V2
D-C
i5
763/4
75%
75%
74 %
75%
74
74
76% Dec
20
91
Jun
13
McGraw-Hill Publishing
5
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—^——5
76%
4
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
82
82 %
37% Apr
26
18
44%
45
44 %
45 %
45
45%
45
__1
22%
22%
22 %
22%
22%
22 %
22%
16
16%
16%
16%
16%
16Vs
69%
70
70%
71
71
71%
45
67
40
43% Nov 24
May
4
Mar 14
Aug 22
16
8
$2.50
'
preferred
McCrory
Stores
3%%
50
Corp
convertible
Electric
preferred
Co
45% Apr
25
McKesson & Robbins
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
30
21% Aug 11
29% Feb
17
McLellan
11% Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
18
27% Jan
4
863/4 Jan
4
57% Dec
103
Jan
Stores
1
523/4 Jan
31
Apr
18
71% D;c
12
2
1061/4 Apr
18
21
77% D;C
9
7
39% Sep
21
Melville
Mengel Co
3
27
57% Nov 22
643/s Dec
31
27 % Feb
16
323/4 Dec
21
113/4 Jan
4
30 % Oct
*
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
25
47
Jan
4
91
Oct
4
82
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
153/4 Feb
18
22% Dec
31
213/4 Jan
18
23% Jun
28
Mercantile
233/4 Dec
23
12
Merck
95
Aug
60% Jan
31
Jan
4 %%
173/4 Jun
28
7
Oct
21
98
Jan
4
109% Dec
22
26
Jan
4
49 % Dec
21% Jan
13
283/s Jan
28% Jan
4
20
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
102
22
23
433/4 tTan
7
581/4 Jun
17
4
22% Oct
11
26% Feb
11
41% Nov 24
39
Jan
5
27
96
Jun
14
108 % May 19
105
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
«29U. F*b
2
263/4
Jen
4
30
F°b
3
126% Jan
6
For
99% Oct
109
32% Julv
40% Oct
137
footnotes
Dec
see
6
IO3V2 A
107% July
13
c
14
103% Oct
4
.Tq
23
r,
29% Oct
w
6
37% Jan
15
133
24
52% Aug 26
Mar 28
D ;c
93 % D
12
paep
Jan
93% Mar 29
29
May 14
36% Nov
July 21
112 % Apr
92
Nov
93
9
104
103% Oct
30% Apr
.
Jun
Jan
4
18
102
101
or
Apr
Apr
108% M;.v
60
Sep
35% Mar
18
preferred
Cum
4%
88 % Sep
Inc,
Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
Dec
101
common
5%
2nd
lo
—25
series
Corp
&
Stores
Co
Inc
1st
Co
3%
16%c
common
No par
No par
7
21
23
South
8%
S^eel
Prod
1st preferred
26%
*99%
*109
105
26%
27%
96%
34%
*100
105
26
26
25%
26%
92
91
91
112
111
111
31%
96%
*78
31%
32
96
95%
105
25%
26%
51%
51%
4,600
74%
2,200
82%
831%
3,300
45%
44%
45
4,500
22'%
2274
22%
16
lSV'a
1,300
71%
7274
5,200
*74
102
*102
82
*78
31%
31%
96
96%
34
3474
34
105
26
25%
26%
26%
*100
2614
26%
26%
27%
9174
22%
—100
.'
.,100
Inc
common
10
5
,100
*104
98%
*95%
*105
50 %
102
105%
105%
105%
98%
98%
98 %
97
107
50%
52
31%
32%
45%
45%
*137
53%
139
*95%
*105
'
*98%
49%
50%
4,200
10014
100%
230
105'%
105%
105%
99%
98 %
93%
107
31%
45%
139
31%
38,100
100'4
*105
45%
800
2274
10?,%
107
31
500
1,500
100
49%
50%
97
50%
47
29,200
105%
97
53
800
1,800
101
97
49%
*137
49%
101
*104
27%
109V2
22%
102
26%
9174
22%
59%
610
34%
109%
22%
102
98%
105
91%
22%
50%
4,100
110%
22%
100
82
91%
22%
1,200
3174
*109%.
22%
102
10274
110%
91
91
110%
53
*100
34%
*34
*100
130
22%
5
Utilities
26
96 %
*34
82
*78
6,400
*46%
5
Copper
Middle
31%
510
1474
62%
45%
46%
pfd—100
3.80% preferred series
Midland
82
X31%
4 5'/4
14%
82%
46%
100
54% N-V
*78
32%
'
100
14%
46%
100
1461/2 Sep
*100
102%
82
102
46
57
82%
46
series
25
32%
101%
14%
*81
45%
preferred
21
*78
102%
*102
*45%
14%
12.50
Co
preferred series
101%
*102
46
82%
45
preferred series
4 45%
70%
50%
14%
45%
3.85%
Miami
70
.
821%
*45%
*81
453^8
4.35%
9
16%
46
14%
No par
26
9
16%
96%
1
18
82%
*81
34%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Machine
14%
81
96
preferred__50
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
14%
34
$3.50 preferred
$4 conv 2nd pfd
Mesta
46
14%
1
Inc
*45 %
46
,—100
common,.
convertible
50
1
preferred series B
(The)
100
(1st series)—_100
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
50o
2,100
*55%
75
46
301%
57
25
40% Jun
6
130
3,000
42%
377/8
23
42%
Nov
Dec
4,600*
53,400
37%
37%
23%
42 %
55
Jan
2,800
23%
37%
23
42%
237/8 Dec
44
'2,400
42%
36%
23%
42%
7
31
13,300
23%
38%
23
Co
Stores
4
44% Dec
16,400
38%
37%
1
Corp
Electric
Dept
20
7
96%
35%
*95%
.
5
May
Feb
,8
36%
17%
55%
20%
16
35
1774.
20
19
6,300
55%
_No par
261/2 Feb
10%
10%
17%
35%
Corp
200
1,300
55
347a
1
900
7%
17%
35%
Co
574
37%
55%
34%
L)
7,403
4,700
*7
1774
34
A
*37
*54%
36%
100
36
1.700
615
5%
7
38
7
110
35%
*600
41
*6%
400
10
109
36
615
110
10%
9%
110%
109%
*600
9274
*10
•
40
No par
com
92%
10
10
35%
35
35%
10
10
111%
109
110%
615
92%
92%
10%
10
34 3/4
(Glenn
44% July 21
Nov
35%
35%
92
10
*10
10%
10
*95%
4 J% D;C
Mar 14
107 %
113%
615
92
92
96%
Jan
30
9%
*95%
17% Jan
25% Dec
5%
*9%
96%
15
2
common
preferred
47
18% July
,
35 3/8
*91
93/4
96%
4%%
Martin
14
16
10
95%
25
29
Feb
91%
95
Apr
44
25% Janv:i 4
6,200
X35%
83
28% Nov 23
30% ;.:31%
363/4
Marshall Field & Co
94
1
31
36%
22
94% May
21
30%
353/4
33 *"/4 Alar
Mar 11
30%
35
38V2 Sep
6
23
373/4 Dec
30%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co new_—4
Martin-Parry
25% Dec
30%
22
4
283/s Dec
30%
17%
29
Jan
31%
55
Feb
Jan
12,900
17%
21% Sep
18
2774
55
4
22
Corp
convertible
99
% Juiy 19
27%
110
_6.25
Midland
4%
50
27%
pie.erred—50
July 14
1,500
27
l
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
29
48%
139
27%
5
4
47
*136
26%
*600
——~_l
Jan
23%
48%
139
26%
9%
——__No par
Shirt
7
54% Aug 23
24 %
48
*136
10
_l
Co__——50
Co
Mandel Bros
343/4 Jan
May 16
4o
Co
Coal
48%
139
91
;
No par
copper
23%
23%
48%
138
30%
100
Garden
1
23
23%
48%
138
26 %
No par
Square
Chef
*135
277/s
Madison
Magic
48 %
%
138
Nopar
3
49
48%
*125
Many (R II) Co Inc com|__
4%% preferred series A
—
22%
237/8
22%
10
__100
263/4
41% Sep
5% Nov 25
8
common
5
16
685
Forbes
Inc__
rrucKs
121/4 Feb
122
Working Co
&
preferred
131/4 Jun
4
4% Dec
•95
16
28
July 22
% July 27
35% J my 15
6
6
7
12
140
26 % Mar 14
9% Dec 31
4% Mar 10
223% Jan
Mar 28
23
Aug 19
30% Dec 29
7% May 27
5% May
6
25% Jan
133
19
51
31%
45
45
*137
139
50
*98%
99
'
.6
98
*J6
98
*105
107
*105
70
150
10
107
*
50%
31%
45%
137
51%
31%
45%
133
50%
31%
74%
*137
50%
4.600
3174
8.500
45
1,200
139
170
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, January 16, 1956
(224)
Range for Year 1955
Year 1954
Lowest
Hifheot
Lowest
NEW
Highest
30
Nov
29% Oct
8% Jan
26
21
4
Dec
11
41% July 13
20% Oct
11
28% Mar
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
50% Oct
20% Jun
35
13
17
70
20
15
16% Dec 29
14
117
Jun
1
22
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
71 % Jan
12
85% Dec
29
90
24% Dec
19% May 20
Oct
80
Jan
6
115
Jun
15
102% Dec
21
106 % Nov
May
28
107
Apr
12% Jan
6
26% Nov 25
Jan
20
23% Jan
7
93% Nay 4
35% Dec 14
82
8
51% Jan
21
18
22% Jan
20
73% July 1
28% Dec 30
Feb
15
24% Aug
9
27% Jan
4
38% Dec
31
33% Oct
31
44% Feb
19
22% Jan
17
33% July
5
32% Dec 30
—
15% July 19
23% Nov
27
4% Jan
TO
"4
Sep
Aug 10
8% Jan
8
3.30"/o
S4
6
15
21% Aug 12
61
Mar 17
79% Sep
8
73% Sep
1
100 % Jun
7
40
Jan
4
81% Dec
30
71% Jan
17
114% Jun
7
14% Dec
22
8% Nov
29
15% Sep
14
51
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
79% Sep
59% Dec
1
54
Feb
9
83% Dec
1
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
6
Apr
40
May
13
Mar 31
23
5
16% Jan
5
16% Jan
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 10
21
25% Nov
Power
Minute
6
24% Dec
30
Jan
4
25%
31 % Jan
4
39
*
40% Aug
19
2
52% July
Sep" 14
23% Jan
6
32 % Feb
15
Dec
31
34% Mar 14
43% Sep
22
3
8
23
Apr
19% Jan
13% Jan
38% Dec
4
28
30% Oct
28% Mar 24
28
17% Sep
18 %
7
Sep
17% Jun
19
9
22% July 20
47% Feb
3
40
Sep
26
Feb
4
31
28
Jan
6
43
Dec
6
4
45% Deo
a
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
2
17
114% Nov
9
128
6
70
37
Jan
47
2374
10,000
23%
23%
23%
23%
2374
23%
85%
86
87
88
87
87%
32
31%
31%
31%
87%
31%
87%
32
313/4
31%
700
67
68
66%
66%
66%
67%
66%
67%
6774
2,400
28%
29%
28%
29%
29
29
29
29%
297e
3.000
23,100
24%
67%
29%
1,100
18
18%
17%
18
17%
177 s
173/a
17%
17 y8
17%
39%
41 %
39%
39%
40
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
31%
31%
317 a
32
32%
15,900
34%
33%
343/a
3234
3334
13.400
30%
31%
30%
31%
31 %
31%
32%
32
33%
33%
15%
16%
16%
77%
79
79%
80%
80%
99%
99%
99%
100%
100%
101
99%
16%
16%
16
16%
16%
81%
16%
79 %
16%
104%
4,500
80%
79%
81
102%
7,500
4,900
107
6.600
125,500
10%
10%
10%
1074
11
72
72
72%
73
73
73
73
73%
^.100
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
570
1,380
85
86
16%
1634
Tool
No par
23%
23"%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,200
A—
—25
23%
2374
45%
46%
4534
46%
30.000
227 s
24
26%
27
2638
2634
23%
•
6.200
6,300
46%
45%
46 %
45%
46%
42%
42%
.42%
42%
1,800
26%
27 %
26%
26%
263/8
26 34
343/4
35'a
3434
35%
48,700
42
5
42%
42
42
42%
42 %
91%
92 %
91%
9274
21,300
45%
par
,
'
1
33%
34%
33%
34%
34%
35%
24
24%
2374
23%
par
92%
93%
90%
92%
90%
91%
23%
24%
23%
2374
1,300
12
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
19
19%
6.600
20%
20 %
20%
20 5/8
20%
2034
2074
3,200
46%
47
2,700
20%
21
20%
3
47%
48%
46%
47%
4734
47%
10
32%
33
32%
33
32%
331/8
32%
3334
3274
33
5
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
2874
2874
2874
1,600
1
35%
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
4,000
23
23%
22%
23
23
23%
23
233a
23
23%
8,500
No par
Inc
Products
Corp
Corp
Mullins
31% Dec
300
24%
2
25% Jan
29
5,100
103 %
„_No par
11
11
10874
86%
Montana-Dasota Utilities Co
Montana Power Co (The)
No
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
No
26
18% Jan
107%
102 %
115
16%
class
Motor Wheel
Mueller Brass
39% Jun
107'%
103 %
115
72
B
27
42% Mar 3
3
106%
♦102%
116
85
Motorola
33% Apr
600
107%
102%
116
107
16%
9
1
114%
106%
102 %
116
106%
♦102
72
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
Morrell (John) <fc Co
21% Mar
114%
/
103
24%
116
115
32%
Monsanto Chemical Co
Motor
8,900
84%
15
7
8,700
16%
25
22
18 3/4
62%
84%
38% Jan
32'% Dec
18%
61%
16%
21 % Apr
60% Jun
19 %
63%
84
107% Nov
May 17
27 % Mar 14
183/4
62%
16%
3
16% Mar 14
19%
63
84
11
44 % Mar 14
18%
62%
16%
28
20
1874
62%
83%
25% Oct
29
18%
62
16%
18% Jan
17
23% Aug
3
28% Dec 31
1,600
19%
63
83
73 % Apr
18% Dec
22%
16%
3
53% Nov
22%
82
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
4
23
♦22%
1.25
49% Jun
23
2234
86%
.
5
—
1
16% Jun
223/4
♦32%
1
Inc„_
4
30% Jan
22%
—100
Industries
4
23% Dec
22%
25
1
Jan
11% Mar 24
15,600
23'%
115
lOc
12% Jan
31% Feb
56
34%
100
Corp.
RR
Class
9,300
36%
34%
109
&
Machine
Monon
34%
34%
18%
Paper Co
5
Light
No par
preferred
Monarch
34
34%
103
Mojud Co Inc
——
34%
35
107
common
preferred—
4.20%
333'8
34%
62%
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com—No par
1% preferred series A
100
JMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_100
3%%
33%
35%
♦102
Mission Corp
d Mohasco
323/4
34%
22%
Ontario
Maid
32%
35%
100
preferred
conv
Minnesota
32%
No par
preferred
<fc
e
28
Jan
12
1st
2nd
Minnesota
7
14% Dec
$5.50
$1.50
Shares
Jan.13
Jan. 12
32%
No par
common
Minneapolis Moline Co
15
6% May
35:
preferred
conv
Mln & Mfg
preferred
Jan. 11
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
Jan.10
32
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
Minn
Bale* ft?
8ALK FEir*0
Tuesday
Jan. 9
Par
Oil Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par
Minn 8t Paul & 8 8 Marie
No par
13
HIGH
AND
Monday
STOCK
Midwest
30
Dec
106
Dec
5
20
55% Jan
102
YORK
EXCHANGE
*
21
25% Jan
29% Sep 27
8
21 Ve Jan
LOW
STOCKS
&»nfe (or Prertoaa
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Co
Mfg Corp>-.-._^._«_-w.»„.l
Munslngwear Inc
5
Murphy Co (G C)
1
Murray Corp of America
Myers (F E) & Bros
4774
3,100
12,300
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
♦17%
173/4
600
44%
44%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45%
45%
45%
2,400
41
_No par
17'%
44%
10
com
47%
41
40
41
40
40%
403/a
40%
40%
40%
4,000
43%
43%
43%
♦43
43%
43%
43
4374
300
*43%
♦43
N
74% Mar 29
30
Jan
125% Dec
8ep 21
Dec
14
8
51
Nov
23
47
12% May 7
13% May 11
27
Dec
29
20% Mar 14
29
20% Oct
31
2074 Jan
4
47% Nov 24
33% May 16
46 % Nov
23
36% Jan
4
45% Dee
8
37% Nov
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
8
173/8 Dec
28
173% Sep
10s/8 Oct
33% Oct
11
Jan
193/8 Aug 20
Jan
15% Dec
10
27% July 25
45% Mar
1
Nashville Chatt o.
National Acme Co
National
National
Automotive
National
Aviation
11
17% Jan
28
National
Can
11
47
10
National
Cash
26
National
City
National
15% Apr
10% Jan
21
2574 Dec
30
21'A Sep
4
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
24% Nov 14
193/4 Jan
5
28% Dec
31
253/8 Mar 14
4174 Nov
14
24
SI.25
conv
15'A
15%
39
39'A
39
39
3874
3874
39
38%
39%
176
17674
177%
35%
36
24%
24%
24%
2474
2474
2274
21%
22%
2174
22 %
25
3874
39
38
383/4
38%
387a
3 8 74
38%
1
5
preferred
National
Cylinder Gas
National
National
Dairy Products
Department Stores.
16% May
87% Jan
0
24% Dec
21
19
Oct
11
23"% Jan
3
National Distillers
4
98% Dec
2
93
Mar 21
10074 Aug
9
20% Jan
8
4974 Nov
17
93% Jan
5
IO53/4 Nov
38
Jan
4
172
Jan
5
182
Dec
7
158
141% Jan
8% Feb
19
Oct
46
Jan
Dec
0
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
4
13% Dec
15
29
14
21
14
Feb
23
11% Jun
27 3/a Dec
31
23'A Jan
66
Dec
31
58
34% Dec
16% Apr
2674 jan
24% Jan
90
4374 Dec
17
1
4% Jan
4
11% Jan
4
Jan
6
33% Jan
4
6
3874 Jan
6
Nov
30
97% Feb
21
41
6% Feb
9% Nov
Dec
8
8
16% Dec
5
39
99
Nov
17
133/4 Jan
4
Mar
National
Sugar Ref
51'A Dec
National Supply
18
10474 Sep
16% Feb
1
20 % Feb
Mar 15
82 % Dec
5
78
Oct
75
18
25% Jan
4
49% Nov 30
4174 jan
18% Jan
4
2774 Dec
10
23% Jan
18% Jan
11
34s/8 Dec
29
3174 Jan
32 % Apr
21
54 74 Dec
28
48
9
3174 Dec
18
103
Mar 10
15% Mar
National
Jan
6
5
49% July 27
New
York
Dock
$5
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
34% Dec
28
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
57
Oct
18
2
7174 Apr
2574 Apr
18
21% Jun
N
N
Mar 23
51
Apr
14% Apr
7
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
2
18
353/8 Apr
28
44
Aug 20
Jun
7
97% Oct
27% Jan
4
82 % Jan
25
38
86
Jan
Jan
7
100
45
Sep
8
8
97
Nov
14
5
3J% July 27
Oct
Jan
29'
82% July
7
87% Mar 11
Nov
19
93 % Jan
104% Oct
25
5
92
14
26
91% Mar
30
3274 July 30
87 % Dec 28
933/4 Sep
102
Jun
25
173/4 Jan
6
36 74
100
39% Jan
4
51% Dec
23
14
26% Apr
19
20
12
52% Dec
Jan
8 s/a Jan
81
Jun
4
29
105/8 Aug 18
8
89
38
Apr
6
10774 Mar 31
111
Mar 23
4574 Sep
29
Feb
23
29
53% July
2
7374 Dec
133/4 Jan
4
16% AUg 25
85
Jan
4
QQ
Jan
12
103% Apr
2
7
103% Dec
27
104
Dec
15
100% July
101
Oct
18
95
Mar 25
Mar 14
.
9
110% Jan
29
104% Jun
10874 Aug 30
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
10174 Nov
9
21% Jun
33%
Dec~27
2074 Aug
2
102% Nov 24
9
24% Deo
21
York
series
&
Western
Adjustment
Northeast
1 6%
1,500
34%
341/4
1,000
94
94
94%
16%
1
17%
1674
17%
92%
92
92%
92
93%
92
92%
4,900
—1
1774
1774
1774
17%
17%
18
1774
18
3,600
♦80
81%
80
80
1
57
59
55%
57%
95
*80
57%
60%
30
30 58
30%
3074
44%
4374
29%
30
43%
44
4374
44'A
52.100
55%
55%
553a
56%
55%
5674
56
5774
24,300
2774
2774
*27%
2774
2774
2774
2,700
90
90
90
*90
90%
160
96%
96%
96%
*96
96%
40
10
♦27%
28
27%
28
♦89%
90
89
89
90
95%
95%
95
95
*96
♦460
495
*460
500
500
28%
62%
44%
495
28'A
6074
62
♦21
22'A
27%
28%
6074
62 %
*21
1
2754
28 34
61
*21
22%
3814
•
*91%
22%
*9174
*84
87
*84
89
*89
91
*89
98%
37%
39'A
40
62
62
62%
6274
6374
2574
2574
2574
*25 'A
25%
300
84
8274
84%
56,300
16%
1674
16'A
2,600
87
43
86%
42%
42%-
43
*109
4.56%
10574 Sep
30% Sep
27
109
26
39
Jun
20
Ohio
31 'A Jan
28
40% Sep
21
Oklahoma
18% Jan
20
4.44%
Inc
,4%
86
4474
110
80
17,900
110
74%
72
72%
72%
737 a
7274
7374
73%
7374
16,600
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
1774
17%
17%
13,400
88%
220
88
100
♦102%
2774
88'A
88%
*87%
102%,
102%
102 34
*102%
103
I
*100%
101'A
*100%
101%
*100%
♦102
10274
♦1C2
102 5/«
101'A
88
88
88'A
103
103
60
101%
200
102
120
28 %
2754
29
2874
2974
41,200
17%
1874
1734
18%
1774
1874
1774
18
17%
18 74
16,700
2774
27%
26%
27
2674
26 34
26'/a
26%
2674
2674
2,100
48
48%
4774
48
48 74
49%
49%
4j 7 a
49
497a
3,800
4974
5,500
2.50
4974
10974
109 'A
*99%
100
99%
100
preferred
51%
109%
100
preferred
5034
100
common
preferred
*10934
111
*10934
12
100
Co
Gas
86
44%
*10.91/2
17%
1
preferred
0!1
87'/a
44%
110
common—10
Inc
Norwich Pharmacal Co
14
4374
IO.91/2
72%
27
109
*86
17%
108%
2874
Airlines
preferred
15
43 74
10,200
25
Aircraft
Nov
87%
110
1,500
17,400
*109
102'A
Co
*86
87%
110
1974
109'A
102'A
.
100
♦19'A
16%
5
Edison
102 3A
102 34
1974
40 %
10274'
3.90%
*10274
10374
101'A
4.40%
103%
1974
*102
16%
series
230
39
16%
42%
200
9674
19'A
1674
86'A
1C0
91
96 3A
3874
7874
1
87
*89
19%
83%
50
*84
91
37%
79 %
com—10
32,300
87
9774
16%
Co
3274
97%
16%
Co
7,300
92
97%
8174
Corp
32%
19
10374
1
16%
♦91'A
19
25%
79%
25
32%
•
3474
*102
101%
Ohio
971/4
92
61
19
104'/a
*102%
30
3874
85
88'A
22
38%
97%
101%
110'A Sep
38%
3274
89
102%
100'A Apr
38%
♦91'A
85
87%
6
32%
2,000
22%
9 8'/4
101%
20
93
*20%
88 '/a
♦102%
20
3874
60%
22%
86%
100
43% Jan
3274
■>
61'A
9774
100
10574 Sep
951/2 Jan
3,200
6074
88%
100
30
10
28
*2074
♦83%
series
Dec
495
2774
28
32%
series
54
38%
38'A
93
27%
32%
series
1
*460
495
*460
33 %
preferred
4.6%
44
32%
preferred
7
9.000
15,000
5674
preferred
39% Jun
,
45
$4.08
25
58%
30%
31
$4.10
1
20
81%
!'80
57
30%
553/a
loo
preferred
81%
*80
58
44
$3.60
4pr
81%
57%
2974
19
Common
$4.11
60
9174
9
25%
96
♦92'/a
103
1974 May 17
1 03 74 May 13
17
96
18s4
103% May 11
3
16%
95
80
21
Aug
17%
94%
82
18% Sep
Jan
17
95
♦102
preferred
Northwest
21,700
17%
95
95
5
Aviation
Capital
Northrop
130
93%
18
Pacific Ry
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
7
93%
94
♦92%
Northern
10
93
93
61'A
0
3
16%
*92%
93
*251/2
28
52'/a Aug
34%
X93
61%
8374 Jun
26
16%
34%
16 %
16%
34%
9434
61 %
18
2174 Sep
1674
*34%
34%
*25%
Gas
19
*16%
3474
25%
Ry
Jan
16%
♦16
1674
3474
62 34
Natural
20
3.200
34:%
16%
par
3474
Central
39 34 Jan
3,COO
1474
2574
Northern
2674 Jun
674
1474
674
1574
6174
Northern
103% Apr
674
1474
674
*1474
34 %
8
4
1,700
6%
14%
6%-
674
2
4
Jan
24,000
1474
Ry common—25
20
/, 92% May
3,200
8%
1374
83
674
100
preferred
North American
5%%
47%
4
13%
14%
!
46% Apr
100
1374
,
preferred
11174 Dec
107
8%
*13'A
6,700
102
674
100
3
315/8 Feb
874
13%
100
preferred
27
Nov
834
13%
39
91 % May
46%
8%
13%
93
l95/8 July 27
47
874
13 %
38%
4.10%
4674
8%
800
5074
49%
*100%
13%
♦91 %
3.90%
50
102
83A
No par
39% Jun
86
Sep 27
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
47
49 74
*100'/a
14%
Corp
Common
85% Jan
Jan
4674
4674
102
6%
A
108% July 14
16
50%
♦100%
133/4
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
Norfolk
64% Jan
4674
47'A
49%
50%
102
3,100
24,100
37%
Hartford
Shipbuilding
1
22
♦100%
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
23
92 % Dec
495/8
51%
102
8%
No par
Preferred 5%
New
&
6174 Sep
253/8
31
Haven
263/4 Feb
47% May 17
13'A Jan
6
47
1
50
common
6
25
50%
*37
1474
Co
Aug 23
48'A Jan
29
106% Jan
10
No par
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
29
44% Aug 10
New
RR
22
28
100'A Dec
Harlem
22
193/4 Dec
109% Dec
<fe
14
295/8 Dec
92% Jan
*37
No par
common
38 74 Jun
34% Dec
38% Jan
377a
Corp
preferred
2074 Jun
11
10274 Jan
non-cum
Omnibus
103 % Apr
11
38% Nov 20
17%
68
37%
__No par
20
7
7% Jan
2
Central
275/a Mar 24
14% Jan
19% Mar
1
9
3
99% Aug 29
225/8 Sep 26
1674 Jan
6
265/8 Nov 26
Nov
92 % May
101% Jan
18% Jun
Nov~30
24% Jan
87
13
Y
Co
N
91
Y
35%
35%
4.600
4,300
37%
5
30
400
12
37'A
New York Air Brake.
29
28
35%
120
150
12
37%
common
Jun
Jun
'•/:
37%
preferred
102% Jun
515
12
3474
690
37%
pfd.100
City
6
34%
*148%
150
12
10,800
10
4%
York
90
347a
,35
♦148%
84'A
100
Industries
New
12
12
100
105
17%
100
24
13
34%
149'/a
177
67
preferred
33% Feb
Oct
12
11%
1
York
Oct
150
♦148%
12
10,400
177'A
8374
84
177
17%
Chicago & St Louis Co
97
149'/a
*11%
149
*103%
105
%
68%
common
N
95
22
Inc
New
14
176'A
176'A
148%
__l
22
20
83
177
17
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
Y
83%
177%
10.900
67 74
Co__I
Dec
59
8274
176%
300
19%
49%
17%
England Electric System
4 %%
835A
176
1974
4874
1
Bros
3 74%
104%
82'/a
84%
20%
4 9 74
3,400
—III
Newport
7
18
Nelsner
104%
106
176%
12
103'A
19%
68
com
Corp
19
22
♦103'/a
_l5
17
Dec
104%
Co
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
Newmont Mining Corp
Jan
Apr
Tea
New
78 74 Mar 30
48 74
♦100%
4
85% Jail
348
Pa
2
23% Sep 27
80% May 16
63
(The)
Mar
33
49%
preferred
Feb
7
20
49
17 y.
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
69% Jan
19%
49
6774
8
13
20
48
17%
9
31
19%
5074
'68%
3734 Mar
18% Dec
20%
49%
1674
97% Dec
73% Dec
20
67%
20
14
86,700
98'/a
69%
15% Jan
May 11
22%
*98
1774
Nehi
18
22 74
98%
3674
Natomas Co
40% Jan
67 % Jan
4'4
19
101
2274
98%
17%
1074 Apr
5
2174
98%
68%
15% Apr 12
17% July
5
18
22
98 %
♦98
35%
19
July
213a
98%
82%
16
15% Oct
2174
-104%
Jan
93
12
2
National Theatres Inc
National Vulcanized Fibre
2
21%
98%
No par
Co
9
22
22%
98%
10
18
Dec
215/a
No par
14% Feb
100% Dec
22%
5
par
42 % Mar 25
11
4,900
38%
23%
16,900
23
5
Corp
Corp
12% Jun
May 4
9074 Mar 16
2174
38 %
23%
100
;
Shares
6
33 %
12
21%
3874
2274
100
3
6% Dec
21'A
3774
22%
10
30
13
20%
3774
2274
6% preferred B
100
National Linen Service Corp..
1
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast.No
Steel
5374 Nov 25
21
3774
22%
No par
National
29
20%
38%
common
National
103 % May
20 3/4
22%
preferred A
4
3.600
3774
Co.
14
Feb
94
29
23.800
3774
20%
Gypsum Co common.—_1
874 Dec
July 22
6
21
77% Sep
4,203
21%
37%
22%
Fuel
373/8 Jan
31
31% Mar
38% Dec
24'A
215/8
3874
common
1174 Jan
10% Sep 15
11% Apr
8
8% July 20
14 % Dec 18
86
Jan
1
25
103
Jan
28% Jan
14
31
Jan
24%
.
21
National
7%
16,100
205/a
National
$4.50 preferred
National Lead Co
7,700
37%
38%
.
1951
480
13%
36%
5
Co__
Prod
3,200
10,000
13'A
Y
24%
2174
0
5
13%
36%
3674
15
July 22
1274
36
22%
10
Dec
12%
3674
24'A
Jan
903/8 Nov 28
12%
35 "2
36%
4334 Jun
183
12%
2174
2874 May
106
176%
12%
13
24%
10
5
♦175%
176%
5
18
25
176% 177
176
l
27
Aug 29
12%
15
15
common—_1
Inc„
Co
18 74 Sep
54% Jan
175
10
16% Jan
175
14,700
15
39
39%
37% Jan
102% Jan
16
15%
383/4
10
8
7,600
38 5 8
4174 Aug 17
19% Dec 30
10
1,600
25%
39 %
22
63% Dec 29
67
25
3Q
100
Gas
66
25%
1474
4
22% July 29
59 74 Sep 22
66%
24 3A
38%
18
27
66
24%
38%
25
195/b Sep
66%
24%
15
12% Jan
45% Mar 14
140
125
*124 I
124
124
66
24 3/a
39%
Corp
Register—
pfd series of
124
66%
39%
17% Feb
4 %%
124
125
145/8
35% Oct
Dec
x24
3874
preferred A
Lines
6574
66%
24
5
10
common
Container
Feb
♦124
125
66%
Inc_ZI1
Fibres
Corp
2
0
124
2374
National Biscuit Co
7%
100
1
Jun
183
Louis
St
Airlines
Elec
preferred
Preferred 4.24% series
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Co
20
;_100
7.50
®
49%
497A
49%
109 %
110
109%
IO91/2
*1011/2
*99%
100
*99%
100
99%
99'A
70
11074
109%
110
110
110
*109%
110%
230
*107'A
10874
*1071/2
108%
35%
35%
3474
3574
34,600
351/4
3574
35
35%
6,700
*19%
1974
*19%
1974
700
10174
101%
10174
50
108%
*107%
108%
3674
3474
351/4
3434
34%
35
19%
1974
1974
19%
*101
2474
101%
2474
*101
24
2774
100
34%
com—10
28%
109'A
35
.*107%
No par
&
■
10174
24%
49'A
*107%
4974
10874
35%
36
34%
35
*191/4
*101
24%
1974
10174
2474
♦101
24%
25
2474
110
25
220
20
11,700
Number 5499.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 183
(225)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Buiia for Frevfens
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lawest
Si
Feb
104
Range for Year 1955
Highest
16
Moot
3
49% Mar 14
Jan
5
4
15
31
13% Jan
97% Dec 30
94% Jan
10
69% Dec
61
Oct
31%
64% July
6
4
ja"n""6
Jan
44% Jan
127% Dec
11
Dec
3
114
8
Jan
26
135
July 23
83
Nov""-}
35%
July
78% Dec
1
Apr 29
99
Dec
13% Mar 11
76
Jan
11
Dec
84% Oct
4
16
3
17
Nov
34
26% Dec
22
6
Otis
7
97
Dec
21
12
Sep 22
1
23
71% Dec
101 % Nov
Mar 14
Apr
9% Oct
26
J 37% Jan 17
31
<J24
Jan
12
46
140
Aug 24
4
37% Jan
July 12
13
137% Jan
154% Nov
4% May 18
26% July 20
>% Jan
5
9% Dec
9
142% Mar 10
No par
—
22
Owens-Illinois
•Oxford
18
$5
Pabco
17
-
Glass
Paper
Co
Products
4%
Inc
Co
5%
Gas
Aug
5
Pacific
Dec
15
31
6% Nov
16
12
Jan
14
37% Nov
2
62
Mar
9% Dec
10
8% Apr
28
Shares
6%
90
106%
♦88-A
73%
•36-A
37%
37
37
42%
42%
42 y8
42%
8,360
i7*
%
%
%
V2
193,yoo
100
89-/2
♦88
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
I6V2
700
89-A
89%
90-A
90%
90%
92%
3,10.0
62
37
35%
115
36%
♦101
36
21-A
21%
20-A
116
10
35%
36
*115%
116
9%
9%
1,500
20-A
20%
*20-/2
20%
2,200
24%
25%
♦24%
39%
391/2
38%
38%
38%
24-/2
*24%
39%
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
39%
39%
39%
25
39%
39-A
170
100
25
39%
39%
39-/8
39%
2,100
49-/2
49%
49%
11,600
40
39%
39%
48%
49%
50
136%
136
136
135%
136%
135%
100
146%
147%
♦146
147
145%
146
145%
52
13,600
49%
;
136%
51%
100
10-A
*10
20%
♦24%
8,000
2,700
36%
115%
9%
20%
25
64%
37-/4
102 %
115%
36%
117
49%
'
64
80
36%
102
35
89%
102%
37%
37
102
9%
20%
65-A
64%
65%
36%
102
35%
115%
♦88
88'A
62-A
36%
101
9%
*25
88
64
36
101
115
90
54
53%
39%
146
40
5,400
52%
52%
2,700
135%
54
136%
136-/4
2,0^0
♦145%
420
147
5
Pacific
1
7%
7%
3
9% Oct
3,100
89
37%
^_No par
preferred
73
16%
common_100
Teleg
73%
73%
37%
42%
73%
88%
36%
10
&
1,280
42%
No par
Telep
300
20.1U0
106
106
73%
36,100
17
16%
36
25
Lighting Corp_
106
54
120
16 %
89
10%
CorpJ
Pacific Mills
Pacific
1«
10%
Electric
&
53%
*117
17
•
♦36%
1
common
Finance
Pacific
74
42%
%
t«u
115 "
25
Pacific
73%
16%
16%
106-A
106
54%
120
♦117
120
16%
42%
53%
54%
53%
107
5
preferred
29
Aug 29
/ 152% Aug 22
Jan.18
♦117
17
_
101% 101%
100
Inc
>106
64% "65
"
com____No par
Coast
148% Aug 24
the Week
Friday
Jan.12
16%
___15
conv-preferred
cum
54
117
16%
75%
90
_No par
Pacific
29
Sales for
Thursday
88%
6.25
new
Co common.
preferred
Fisheries
45% Dec
"
53%
117
42%
7
42
7
"*'".'42%
-
56
6
37% Jan 25
128% Jan
75%
83%o
_
Amer
53
107%
No par
Pacific
44% Jun
106%
100
(The)________^^„_i
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp____5
26% Nov 29
*
17%
issued"
25 % Nov
/
55%
118 %
16%
-Overland Corp
7
Nov
preferred
Elevator
"When
53%
'
__i
12% Mar 10
44% Mar 15
38% July 14
114% Jan
convertible
Outlet Co
14
39% Nov 17
22
26
16% May 16
21% May 13
40
* Nov
'0 48% Dec
Jail
Jun■
PRICES
Jan.11
Jan.10
118 %
100
common
-Outboard Marine & Mlg__
46% May 17
17
,93
11
39% Jan 7 4
33% Feb 15
Sep"20
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 9
5
Corp
4% %
16% Dec 20
98
Mar 14
Feb
22
Jan
7% Jan
28% Jan / 4
99
Jan
57
82
19
67% Jan
23
->4
14% Jan 20
Oliver
Rights
31
16% Jan
#0
47
Monday
Mathleson Chemical Corp—
Conv preference 1951 series
8
18% Sep 22
112% Sep 22
10
-
Par
Common
8
<
*3
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Olln
60%D«c
9% Jan
73
NEW YORK
Highest
7%
7%
Pacific Western Oil Corp common_4
7-A
42 %
44%
42'A
42%
42%
*9%
9%
♦9'A
9%
*9'A
9%
9%
9-A
*9%
9%
17 %
18%
17%
17%
17-A
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
75
76
74
74%
74%
75
74%
78-/2
77%
19-A
*102
103
♦102
5
4%
Tin
Consolidated
Corp
preferred
10
:
7%
7%
>
43
43
7%
7%
43%
7%
./-
4,000
44-/4
43
13,700
200
1
9% Jan
4
20% Dec
29
Oct
25
19
87% Jan
4
84% Apr
104% Dec
67
1
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 32
7
Jan
4
11% Dec
29
4
40% Dec
30
36
88
98% May 17
8% Sep 26
26% Jan
22
6
Jan
Nov
31
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
45% Aug 19
41% Jan
6
;~o%
Feb
15
11% Dec
27
3% Mar 12
7% Feb
23
May
30% Jan
49% Dec
7
4
Feb
10
26
Oct
28
3
Nov
25
3
27% Jun
24
29% Jan
73% Jan
4
47% May
5
51% Apr 12
Sep
6
17% Sep
7% Jan
93
6
21
4% May 27
44
Oct
11
64% Feb
19
$1.32
3
$1.30
6
29-/2 May
106% Dec
82
7
Jan
11
31
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
Nov
6
15% Dec
4
58
May
107
Jun
103 % July
,22
Jan
30
48
113-/2 Apr 20
108 % Apr
31
73% Nov
16
17% Mar 14
48 % Nov
26
Jan
6 % Nov
36% Jan
6
102% Dec
13
4
52% Dec 29
4
2j% Jan
11
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
5
115
May 28
Jan
Oct
103
11
110
3
14
_
7% May
7
'34% July
83
Jun
May
5
Dec
44% Jan
6
23
95
Apr
90
Jan
Mar
83% Feb
53% Jan
9
45% Aug
5
97"% Apr
4
75% Dec
10% July 15
16
35
53% Dec
Jan
100
July
•21
Jan
113
12
104
9
Nov
016%
80
11
.11% Jan
31
69% Jan
6
5
10% Dec
30
46% Jan
6
7
31
90% Sep
21
31
76% Dec 30
13
;
100% July
33% Jan
29
87
42 % Mar
18% Dec
155
July
,1
160
Apr
158
Sep
8
169
Mar
6
■
May 19
95% May 13
20
Dec
Dec
21
23
15
5
115
Feb
6
6
15
21% Jan
17
84% Jan
•
13
Jan
6
Feb
7
; 83
V
'
14
34
2
24% Dec
Jan
28
37% Feb
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
Nov
<■77% Jan
:
Aug
11%
12%
42,000
345^
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
34%
33%
34%
18,800
*39
♦39%
41
♦39%
41
*39%
41
42
43
42%
43%
43%
45
44%
45
41,700
60
♦59
60
*58%
59
59
58
58
300
29%
30%
♦29%
30%
29%
59%
29%
29%
29%
29
29
500
13%
V
No par
13%
*13
13-A
13%
13%
♦13%
13%
13%
13%
I
43%
5
5%
51%
-
52
4%
5
41
4%
5
4%
51%
51%
67%
15% Mar 14
158% Jan
31
162% Aug 31
28% Sep
16
Peninsular
Telep
preferred
$1
52
*39%
5
52%
52%
No par
39%
39 %
25
22%
23
♦22%
23
♦22%
23
preferred
25
♦28%
29%
*28%
29-A
*28%
29%
preferred
25
27%
28
*27'A
28'%
*27%
No par
100'A
101
97-A
common
(J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Pennroad
Penna
Penn
Corp
(The)
Corp
Glass
41
52%
500
4%
5
51%
'■-<!
52
1,500
I,500
6,900
;
-
*
47%
47%
3,000
110%
111'A
620
100
106 %
106%
106-/a
106 %
106
107
IO6V2
106 %
106'A
106%
140
50
25%
25%
24%
25-/8
24%
25-A
24%
25-/8
24%
25-/8
65,000
10
48Vs
49%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48%
48%
48'A
49
18%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
120,700
30%
30%
31
31
31-/8
24,200
34'%
34-/2
34%
Mfg Co
18%
19%
18%
19
29%
30%
30
30-A
30%
34%
34%
*34
34%
34%
100
149%
149%
100
*95
33-/3c
148%
97
95
Nov
21
21% Dec
8
166% Aug 12
173
JUC
10
41% Dec
22
*95
34%
300
149-/2
1,700
150
149-/2
150
149-/2
96
95-/2
96
♦95%
21'A
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
*52
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
103
♦102
103
*102
103
♦102
103
♦102
.103
preferred
*102
5
33
33%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5
6%
6%
6%
6%
6-/a
6%
6%
6%
6%
1
41%
42%
40%
40%
40%
41
40%
41'A
104'A
105-A
104%
105
104-/4
104%
55%
56-A
(Chas)
4%
2nd
& Co Inc
preferred
Phelps-Dodge
common
(conv)
100
Corp
105
12.50
58%
39
opar
..39%
Ill
.iloo
.noo""
3.9-
25%
38%
,*
.
111
99%
100
104%
109-A
104%
*108
"
Petroleum
$4 preferred
Pltney-Bowes
Pitts
C
C
$4.80
Pitts
Coal
guaranteed
♦104%
109%
"33'A
87%
,
•101%
46%
■
46-A
18
II,800
33%
'33%
33%
33%
33%
12,700
88
44%
•87
15%
•14%
•99
<
25%
90%
♦90
95
*93%
-
96%
97%
-
i7-/2
17%
24%
*87%
45
X93
83
-
88
44%
•88
*14%
102
♦99
83%
84%
•92
15%
•14%
15%
'45%
94
88
•
88
90
102
*87%
45%
♦92
93
*99
85'A
12
12
12%
12%
55%
56
55%
56
102
101 %
*101%
84%
12-A
56
102
46%
46%
♦112
90 %
—*93%
50
17%
♦87%
93%
84
20
17%
33%
102
82%
;;
17%
92
*89
♦14%
•99
106
109%
17%
"
45
.
101
17%
67%
44%
•81%
" ' 24%
preferred_____100
Metallurgical Inc
310
106
93%
*110%
101%
24%
24%
46
46
47
•112
•112
100
90
100
15%
102
85%
12-A
•55%
56
•101%
102
46
70
11,500
94
44,500
800
1,000
10
46%
1,700
24%
4,300
♦112
,
24%
25
12%
•
88
46%
25
24%
100
*91
92%
92%
*91
92%
95
♦93%
95
94%
94%
•94%'
95
100
96
96
95%
96
95%
96
95%
96
2,400
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
17%
17%
4,100
.92
♦91
'
Forglngs Co__
1
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic
Ry com_100
7%
100%
110
102
Pittsburgh
Pitts
100%
•104%
r *101%
1
210
♦99%
♦108
12
Co
'
110
56
45%
112% 112%
105%
86%
100
200
112%
*108
15%
84
25%
111
25%
*104%
^_no par
Consolidation
5,300
25%
111
♦25
17%
•33%
12
par
No par
39
•25
♦25
111
109%
57
(conv)
38%
39%
850
29,400
109%
102
2
preferred
3,100
20,500
58%
♦104%
" 56%
Pitts Coke <fc Chem Co com__No
par
$5 convertible preferred___No
6%
41%
104-A
100%
>10%
L RR
3,100
32%
104%
*99%
5
>—
8t
99%
_25
Inc
&
v
39
39
2,800
57%
58
17-A
92
*14%
No par
common
38%
57
57%
41
99%
105%
88
♦99
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
25%
1H
45%
f
*89%
1
57
39-A
25 -A
111
-
88
-100
33
26,900
'
♦25
-100
II"
106
55%
0 par
4.3 % * preferred
400
96
53
100
Pfizer
5,200
*34%
*52
Corp of America
Brewing Co__
Phillips
100
149'A
95
20%
21%
21%
149
..
_No par
common
Phoenix
20
47%
Pfeiffer
13% Apr
! Dec
30% Sep 20
97% Aug 25
48
Petroleum
83% Nov 23
100'/2 Sep
*51
5
44%
6
54
10
*91%
16
15
40
5
Oct
100
47%
111-A
29
52% Jun
29,700
50-A
47%
29
124
15,200
15
50-A
110%
_100
14
32%
14%
52%
47%
-100
104% Feb
32%
14%
*50'A
110-A
19
5
33-A
14%
54
110
16
6
32%
15
110%
33%
61
32%
14%
30
47%
33%
30
5,000
110'A
3
Nov
100%
"
48
4
; Dec
99-/2
110-/2
16
! Dec
99%
47%
18
48
98-/2
IIO-/2
17%
92
160
9y%
430
100
.—1
100
28%
32%
32%
14%
♦51
._100
Dec
♦28%
No par
7
48% Sep
28%
97%
100
31%
54
22
'03
5
28-/2
com
July 25
Jan
28
15%
Mar 30
,97
29-/4
33%
Pepsi-Cola Co
4-/2%
40
22%
29%
15
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Co
40
22%
29-A
32
Corp common
$1.60 preferred
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Milk
40
22%
40%
♦51
Penn-Texas
Pet
39%
22%
♦28-/2
40
1
& Light
preferred
Salt
39%
1
Power
4-/2%
1
39%
Corp
Sand
Dec
19
31
82% July
3
,
Oct
85% Jun
•
11
29
12
43% Jun
,
30
8
82% July 20
111
May 26
12% Jan ,6
86% Dec
May 25
26% Mar
11
13
*
115% Apr ly
,102% May 2
107 % Apr' 1
5
.
50
43
9
,108
3
Dec
6
102% Oct
5
Jan
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
31
,96% Oct
3
23
11
-
6
Jun
22
98
2
24
30
39% Dec
17
83 0 Jan
f
Feb
37% Jan
22
107% Sep
Jan
110% Jan
4
Oct
11
48
4
33% Nov
22
26
Mar
Nov
106 % Jan
6
11
32% Jan
28
Sep 29
Nov
Sep
July 21
24% July 25
73-/2 Feb 11
2
15% Jan
30% Jan
107
16
97
39% Dec 31
112% Mar 30
' Jan
11
38
173
102
Jun
22"% Apr
25
Aug 27
25
33-/2
14
21
19
29
103
Oct
Dec
Jan
100% Jun
Jan
11%
No par
Pennsylvania
Oct
28
11%
42
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
52
4
40
11%
*59
Enterprises
13
146
18% Jan
7,600
103
11%
2.50
Transportation
16
18% Dec
9
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
♦102
11%
^
53
10
108
94
■
21
9
103
12%
l
Corp
Co
30% Jun
6
28
Sep
11
106
5
57% Dec
Feb
6
28
7
29
101% Feb
23
2
33
14
Jun
Nov
49% Dec
44% Oct 28
17% Oct
35% Dec
38
41% Mar 14
29
53
9
44
6
41
4
♦102
103
n%
_*
&
103
■
34
No par
issued"
103
'
19,100
1
Penney
29% Feb
27% July 28
4
Mar 26
_l
Penick & Ford
24
27% Mar 17
29
Dec
169
_
1
25
4
Corp
Proof
Mines
6
Oct
Mar 18
14
Patino
8
Nov
2
5
44 % Mar
113
13% Jan
Rust
Parmelee
25% Jan
108
33
&
Parker
10
45% Dec
Mar 18
1
100
Oil
Pictures Corp
Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
27
104
31
Park
22Vz Dec
Dec
55
Airways Inc
preferred
36% Jan
5
35% Jan
4
106% Feb 18
134% Jan
4%
Panhandle
8
29% Aug
14% Dec
Mar
World
Paramount
28
29% Mar
Dec
10% Jan
29
38% Oct
23
27
37% Apr
Amer
"When
17
35
Jan
62
Pan
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
15
9
35% Jan
40
18
44% Jun
29
45% Dec
Apr
2
104
6
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
Jun
V
*162
166
♦162
166
162%
162%
*162%
166 V.
"164%
164%
*163%
164%
•163%
164%
164%
164%
♦164%
166.
37%
39%
37%
38-A
37%
37%
37%
38%
38»/«
38%
78
74
76%
76%
77%
77
77%
77
77%
*162
2.50
166
-
20
40
3,700
■
Jun
9
6% Jan
4
8% Dec
16
12% Jan
4
30% Dec
31
52
0
71% Nov 29
62
Mar 14
6% Oct
3
60% Jan
4
80
Dec
30
22-% May 17
76% Mar 11
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
85
18% Oct
29
27% Dec
20
146
,
Jun
3
-18% Jan
8
85% Jan
11
10% Feb
1
150
31
Aug 26
Dec
29
122% Dec 21
18 % Nov
Mar 14
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
108% Jan
14
30
16% Feb
8
Jan
4
32% Dec 30
29"% Jan
6
14% Jan
4
20% Dec
24
16% Jan
68
Feb
29
19% Mar 15
7
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
b
17
99% Dec 20
91
Feb
8
9
t% Mar 31
92% Sep 23
«% May 16
30% Jan
3
84-A July 28
96
Jury 26
29
Jun "
153% Dec
40-A Dec,
159 % Dec
27% Dec
3
19
7
6
7
:•«
>•.
-
.■•'.<
•
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5%
preferred
5%%
class
A
Plttston
Co
5-/2%
(The)
common
24% Sep
Sep
8
13
&
Co
Potomac
Procter
7
28'A
*81
*89%
•
*153%
1
38
100
154%
26-/2
Co
22%
1,800
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'/a
4,500
98%
97%
98%
97%
98%
98%
98%
98'A
98%
3,500
15
43% Jun
28
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana—No par
Mar 21
89% Jan
6
27
Publicker Industries
Inc common__5
preferred
4
97% Jun
102
2
July 20
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103 % Apr
104% Nov
6
9
3-/2%
preferred
4.32 %
preferred
4.16%
preferred
25
125-A Sep
14
28% Jan
3
29 % Jan
13
1 6
% Mar
100% Feb
7
16
66%
Dec~29
56% May
32
2i
Jan
143
Jan
5
2! % Jan
15
4
35% Dec
158
7
Dec
3
27% Nov
1 fi
Oct
104
Jun
105% July
105
NOV
4.20%
preferred
Pub Serv El
7
$1.40
8
4.08%
100
& Gas
common_No par
div
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10
71
71
72
71%
72
45%
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
2,600
37%
37%
38
38-A
38-A
10,700
37%
37%
84%
85
*84%
86
85%
85%
•85%
86
♦25%
26%
•25%
26%
•25%
26%
•25%
26%
200
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
25%
26
600
114%
114%
114
114%
114%
*114
114%
114%
33%
33%
32
32'A
26-A
*26
38%
37%
114%
1,100
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
13,200
31%
32%
32 -/e
32%
32%
32%
4,700
101%
101%
114%
102
♦100%
102
*100%
102
•100%
102
*102
103%
•102
203-A
♦102
103%
•102
103%
104%
104%
104 %
23%
4.18%
preferred
100
4.30%
preferred
100
80
32%
33%
*100 %
5
610
71
45%
preference com__No par
preferred
100
21
10,800
71
45
26%
*85
"
9%
71
•102
30
103'A
200
104%
27
24% Nov
28
Puget Sound Pow & Lt Co new__10
23
23%
22%
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
74% Dec
23%
9
27
Pullman
72
38%
73
70%
72
70%
70%
70
70%
70%
71
39%
40'A
38,500
32%
4,700
11
Mar 15
26% Jan
33-/4 Apr
9%
71
45%
•104%
30% Mar 30
J48
34% Nov 16
9%
,
86-/a
37%
25
27
x45%
__100
5
26% Oct
23 % Dec
4
70
10
24% Mar 15
103% Nov 22
40% Jan
9%
No par
112% Nov 15
4
25% Jan
2,100
4,900
98-/2
36% Nov
25% Jan
27%
21%
Colorado
Aug
27%
140
10
of
11
10,200
31%
Co
84
10
38%
153
23%
Serv
25% Feb
153%
37%
153
31%
Public
3
27%
27%
153%
23%
23
23
153
31%
May 19
Mar 19
38%
38
153
23%
Nov
27
160
•153%
38%
153
31%
81
92% Mar
156
23%
47
26% Dec
38
152
120
200
3,000
27%
23%
2
7
37%
151'
90
27%
31%
15
15
37%
151
♦89
27%
26
12
27
*153%
89
27-A
31%
Oct
Sep
♦153%
39%
154%
89
27
1
27%
27%
37% Feb
25
161
161
90
82%
23
69% Dec
25% Jan
27-A
♦87
82%
31%
17
"82% Jan
89
27
83
♦81%
23%
31
Aug 10
89
27
5,100
18,100
27
20
43
90
27
7'A
28%
26%
31%
Jan
7
82%
7%
27%
32%
12% Dec
35% Jan
82%
7-/s
28%
No par
Power
Gamble
cum
27%
82%
6,500
7
28
7
23%
80
$4.75
♦81%
7
27
31%
46% Nov
3
82%
7
28
23%
72% Mar 16
12% Jan
7
26%
5
33% Jan
18
27
7
29%
10
class B
Electric
&
•;
76
1
5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
108
10
10
100
convertible preferred
Poor
••
100
1st series prior pfd
35% Mar 18
19
v.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia_.._100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
25
Dec
.
6
41% Apr
11
33% Sep
154
14
July 15
31% Aug
1
Pure
Oil
Inc
No par
(The)
25
Quaker Oats
Co (The) common__5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker 8tate Oil Refining C©rp„10
__
*103%
32%
150
31
104%
40%
32%
151
31
*104
37%
32
»150
104%
38%
32%
152
30%~ 30%
104%
38%
32%
•150%
30%
38%
38%
32
32%
152
31
♦
40'A
32%
32%
150%
152
150'/a
30%
31
30%
151
30%
14,700
4,900
80
1,700
21
22
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(226)
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous
.
Year 1954
Lowest
■
„
STOCKS
_
Range for Year 19.)5
Lowest
Highest
NEW YORK
Highest
LOW
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
Tuesday
PRICES
Wednesday
Jan. JO
Jan. 11
Jan. 9
Sales for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Jan. n
Jan.16
Snares
R
12% Jan
29
36% Jan
86% Nov
11
39 % Dec
18
Jan
4
5
81% Jan
5
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
6% Oct
11
4% Mar
1
10 % Dec
22
8% Mar 14
4
52'A Dec
6
65% July
76
■7
Jan
Feb
Sep
13% Sep
8% Jan
11
20%
31
Oct
11
39
Jan
Dec~31
13
34
Dec
12
26
26
32
16% Jan
88% July 27
10%Ju y 5
7
47
29
Radio Corp of America com__No
par
$3.50 1st preferred
Nopai
2
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
July 25
60% Nov
16
5
36% Feb
1
42% Dec
29
30% Jan
28
36
Sep
13
34% Jan
7
16
32
Jun
1
29% Jan
5
42
22% Dec
31
Feb
16% Jan
4
12% Apr
27
18% July 22
3
8% Dec 20
19% Mar 22
13
Mar
4%
6
3
11% Feb
May
14% Dec
Jan
Dec
23
CO
Dec
31
May 16
64
4
10% Jan
31
15% feep
12% Feb
43% Aug 23
7
Dec
9
"iy4 May~~7
13% May lg
■2
Jan 11
3
7% Jan
Reeves
14% Dec
26
6
8
24
70% Dec
8% Dec
4
13% Jan
31
22
13
Jun
3J
64
48
44% Dec
54% Sep
6
84
7% Mar 14
40
3
Oct
13
Mar 11
60
$1
Sep
15
54"% Dec
5
2
Mar 16
54
Dec
3
51
Mar 14
62
Nov
July 2
65% July 2
15% Jan 12
88
Feb
10
82
Jan
91
Nov
9
101
13% Dec
20
Jan
26
37
Aug
4
32% Sep 26
37
9
Dec
6
31% Apr
45% Feb
1
38% Sep
Steel
5% July 26
11
77% Dec
22
8% Sep
Rhinelander
8
7
17% Jan
13 k Oct
7
4
34 A Dec
Dec
...
9
27% Dec
17% S-'p
33% Jun
13
Dec
2
12% Jan
23
40% Dec
82
21
7% Jan
64% May 12
6
27
23
26% Sep
34
Oct
12
7
40% Jun
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
4
26 /a Dec
31
24% Jan
6
48% Apr
33% Dec
Jan
8
•6
Jan
18
•5
Oct
281% Oct
12
257
Jan
105% Dec
4
410
105% Mar
29
100
Jun
17
Oct
7
21
Oct
11
11% Nov
11
9% Jan
6
35
«% May 27
43 % Dec
8
19
Dec
35
29
44% Dec
9
72% Nov
29
68% Jan
25
4
21% Nov
15
19
18
88% Sep
32"% Dec
15
13% May 21
50% Nov
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
say« Jan
28
47 %
Sep
Jan
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
9
11
Sep
27
15% Mar 21
42% July 21
92% Sep
9
9
88% Jan
4
09 % Oct
5
103% Jun
14
112% Oct
4
103 % Jun
3
n
26
20%'
20 >4
21%
14%
14
;a
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14;»
14%
14%
*8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
*lo'/8
16%
15%
15%
1,200
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19 %
19 •/«
3,600
*61%
170
4
Dec
15
41% Dec
23
1Q3% Nov
145
Apr 28
33% Mar 14
5
101
Sep
16
Jan
7
Dec
27
17% Apr 25
29% Dec
31
25% Oct
13
32
Dec
21
14% Dec
10
12% Nov
21
14% Feb
17
3
Jan
17% Apr
28
11% Jan
47% Sep
89
102
19
4
27% Dec
8
86% Jan
20
Oct
27
27% Jan
22
Jan
6
57% Dec
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Dec
23
93 % Oct
19
98
11
108% Nov
16
101% Oct
13
107
33% Jan
6
40
85'A Jan
4
98
4
34% Dec
31
•6
Nov
10
>42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
84
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
33
July 21
45'A Dec
31
43% Jan
13
Jan
89% Mar 23
69% Oct
11
Feb
7
T% Nov~26
8% July
10% Feb
13
82
Nov
10
41
Dec
30
69% Jan
26
)
8
26
23
Nov
16
31
54
Oct
18
22% Jan
6
17
Dec
20
13 % Nov
9
4
43% Dec
31
18% Aug 17
39% Jan
6
36% Jan
6
45
Nov
8
3
32% Jan
4
63% Nov
52% Dec
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
54% Dec
31
46'A Oct
57% Jun
15
Mar 15
t»y« Jan
36% Jan
4
86% Jan
5
42
44
Aug 27
Jan
28
37% Mar 14
49% Nov 29
10
66 % Mar
7
14
64% Dec
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
32% Aug 25
2
33% Jan
7
4
65% Dec
28
138% Feb
18
27% Feb
7
8% Jan
4
14% Jan
6
49% Jan
8
80% May
6
34
Jan
11
37% Jan
11
31
49"% Jan
25% Aug 11
175
18
Aug 19
10% Dec
18% Dec
174
24
4
noncum
104%
104%
104%
105
104
3u%
35%
3 4%
35
34%
35
34%
35
35
35%
11,900
38%
39
38%
39%
39%
39%
40
40%
40
40%
9,o00
75%
77%
71%
74%
23%
23%
23%
23%
15%
15%
14%
15
27%
16% Sep
26
51% Dec
30
54
26% Dec
19
40
35
Dec
46% Dec
23
Mar 14
23
44% Jan
18
July 28
29 % Aug 23
17% Jan
7
5
6
2
32% Dec
6
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
29
19
28 % Jan
31% Jan
17
7
51
Jan
18
26
Oct
11
81% Dec
20
37
_72%Jan
18
Jan
5
50
Dec
15
49% Jan
80
6
Jan
14
92
Nov
22
87 % Apr
88
Oct
13% Jan
4
Apr
15
5
29% Aug
16% Dec
14
9
25% Oct
2
15% Jan
4
4% Oct
11
11
22
6% Dec
29
4% Mar 16
7% Dec
106
Jan
29
3% Nov 25
19
77% Oct 21
83
Oct
4
86% Mar 31
88
Nov
29
14
Jan
4
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
23% Nov 30
59
Feb
7
98 %
Sep
16
16% Jun
2
21
8%
83%
84%
88%
86%
*8%
Jan
100
4
Jan
4
Jan
11
Jan
5
Jan
4
May 17
Jan
28
11% Aug 12
70
Dec
31
7
15% Dec
_^j_iootnotes
see
14
5
34
93
7
77% Dec
Mfg
9
24.
July 11
8%
23 '/8
400
15%
15%
7,800
27%
27%
3,500
6,000
15%
15
15%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
*34%
35%
*34%
35%
*34 %
35'A
X44
391
14%
44
44%
44%
44 %
44%
.44%
44%
2,900
30%
30 %
30%
30%
30 %
30%
30 ',8
10,500
*380
.
34
34
300
100
170
6,000
44,000
41%
42
42
42%
41%
44%
3,700
83
83
83%
83%
83%
83%
83 */8
30,700
29'%
29%
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29%
12,500
35%
34%
34%
34%
35%
36
36%
35%
36%
5,800
12%
12
12
12
12
12%
12'A
12%
12%
1,000
56%
,
53%
95%
54%
95%
122
95%
118
118
55%
54%
43
54%
43%
55%
55%
56
25,400
95%
96%
96 Va
96%
96%
96%
117 Va
119'A
119%
119%
120 »A
120%
1,200
.48%
47%
48%
8,400
49%
47%
48%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
*23 %
23%
23%
23%
23'A
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
31%
32%
32'4
33
82 %
82
82
81'A
81'A
*81 'A
82
81%
/
23%
31%
81%
*82
48
48
%
48
v
100
*291
300
*291
300
*291
300
*291
300
291
165
*151
165
*151
165
*151
165
*151
44
1,100
400
165
43
670
21,900
291
*151
5
100
*102
10
42 %
103 %
42%
*102
103
18%
18'/a
18%
31'/8
5
31%
30%
!
42%
43%
*102 Va
103 %
42%
10
43%
437'a
103 Va
*102
43%
102%
102'/a
30
18%
12,200
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*30 Va
14,700
31
1,700
13%
No par
113%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13'/8
13%
137'a
4,500
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
21%
21Vo
21%
21'A
21%
17,200
50%
52%
53%
27,800
68 %
7,600
67%
No par
*94
No par
25
common
*104
50%
69%
67 Va
,96
105% 1
*103%
37
36%
*87%
40
51%
89
"87%
53%
51%
68
67%
95
x95
36%
100
*93 Va
104
37%
90
53%
52%
V
52%
67%
68%
95
95
95
*95
■96
104
*103
104
*103
104
68%
104
37 Va
37
*87%
37
90
37'A
*87%
90
67 V*
37%
40
10
37%
*87%
5,600
90
72
74%
73%
15
74
75
74
74%
1
35%
36
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
36 Va
36 Va
36%
56%
56%
54%
56
55%
55 Va
56%
57
57'A
57%
5
21%
22'A
21%
21%
22
22
21%
21%
21%
500
__3
34 %
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
35
34%
34 Va
65,300
1
common
Co
74%;
_l
&
73
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
18
18
18 Va
18 Va
4,900
'v
"V
Co
new
Co
common
1
6%
No par
*56%
1
41%
43
44
45%
No par
6 %
6
57%
0%
*21 'A
6
5%
574
V4
6
56%
*56%
57%
56%
57
Va
90
42 %
42%
43%
42%
43 Va
7,700
42 %
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
44%
43%
44
8,700
10%
10%'
10%
97a
24%
*23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
23%
62%
63%
62 Va
63%
63
64 Va
64 Va
66
27
27 Va
26
26
25%
26 %
26 %
26%
10
10'/«
10%
97 a
10
V
10 Va
2,100
200
24
*23%
65%
65%
14,800
26Va
26%
4,500
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1474
3,200
24
24%
23%
23%
24
24 %
24
24%
23%
24
2,200
47%
1
No par
47%
47
47
46%
46%
46 >4
46 %
48'A
46%
57
58
57 %
57%
56 Va
57 %
57
57
58
58
5
56%
57%
56
56%
56
56%
56 %
57
56%
57%
37,000
25
56%
58
55%
56%
56
56%
56%
57 Va
56%
56%
15,400
No par
^
10
Inc
Co
•
■
Sugar
:
com
57%
57%
58
57%
58'A
58
26 %
26%
26
26
25%
26%
*26
26%
2,900
31
30
31%
31
32%
31%
32%
32
32 %
24,100
63%
65
»A
63 %
23,400
21%
1
I
59
27%
30
15
pfd__100
1,400
58
5
Inc
2,700
26%
22%
21'A
21 Va
"
10
Rico
17,200
56%
41'A
*23%
50c
6
574
57%
41%
1
America
9,100
6,200
,
40%
No par
1
10,200
*56%
•
7.50
.
62%
63%
21 74
*210
21.%
*210
11%
11%
11%
,
63
63 Va
21%
*210
"
11%
57%
11 %
63
63%
"21%
21 %
21%
-
11%
11 Va
11'A
62
1,500
3,800
•210
*210
...
58
11%
12
27,800
1
5
'
~
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
17%
18%
*52 %
53%
*52%
53 Va
*52%
53 Va
*52%
.53%
*52%
53 Va
27%
27%
27
27%
27
27%
27Va
273a
27%
27%
18%
18
7,400
2,300
25
37
38
39
39
39%
39%
39 y8
39 Va
*39 Va
39%
25
51'/a
51%
51
51%
50%
51V4
50 Va
51
5014
50%
6,100
___5
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
1974
19%
19%
27,000
No par
29%
600
29%
30
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
7.50
34%
.35
34%
34%
34
34 Va
34% -34%-
34%~
34%
54%
53%
54%
54 Va
55%
54%
55
55%-
28,300
1
36%
38'/a
35 Va
36%
36%
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferied__-
38%
52,500
No par
101 %
104%
100 %
101 Va
101 Va
103
50
50%
50%
*50%
51
*50%
51
51
Mobile <fc Ohio stk tr ctfs
50%
50%
100
93
*91
93
*91
93
*91%
93
*91%
Natural
Gas
5
Southwestern Public
8
Spalding
Sparks
4
(A
G)
&
Withington
Spear &
Co
Co_
14
$4.50
17 % Nov
18
Spiegel
July 27
$4.50
.
common
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
preferred
Inc
common
27% -27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
20%
20'/a
20%
20%
5
4%
4%
4%
47a
4%
*4%
5
*4%
6
*65
70
20%
80
71%
.
-70%
80
71
100
*100%
101%
*100%
19%
-19%
18%
19
_50c
25%
26%
25%
26
2
102
-15%
*83
102
115%
83 Va
5
52%
53.
No par
40%
41%
89%
90
com
*65
5
___1
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas <fc Electric Co
.1
Inc
38%
104%
27%
20%
4%
No par
Square D Co
Standard Brands
36%
20%
25
preferred
55%
104
1
:
__No par
Co
36%
__1
Co_^_l
Inc
Co
common
Spencer Chemical
*91
55%
2.50
Service
Bros
$5.50 preferred
16
11
74%
23%
No par
103% Nov
16% Feb
33,000
73%
Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Production Co Inc
Southern
18
4
6%
75%
23%
82%
49
15c
preferred
21
20% Mar
6%
74%
*22%
South'n
6
7
6%
6%
75 %
23%
42
55
__i.4o
California Edison
Southern Co (The)
South Indiana Gas & Elec
4
22
6%
73%
*23
30%
95
10
Co
Porto
29% Jun
% Dec
6%
6%
loo
Southern
13
41% July 27
6%
530
84%
120
100
Co_„
Rubber
Inc
8
94 "A Nov
7
500
101
12
No par
preferred-
Co
Roebuck
Aug
18
27
3
Aug 31
23 %
89%
34%
10
preferred
South
103% Nov 30
86
10% Oct
Feb
7% Jan
90
55
Mar 22
Dec
29% May
24"% July
3
88
3
62% May 31
35% Nov
-
Dec
104
70
89%
41%
100
South Carolina E & G. Co com_4.50
5% preferred
50
25
„
38% Apr
105 %
*o2
88%
29%
_io
South Amer Gold & Platinum
Aug
1
36% Nov 29
65 % July
5
112
105
70
88%
83%
Co common__No par
Socony Mobil Oil
Solar Aircraft Cp
54% July 25
21% Mar 7
68'A Mar 14
20
page
2
40% Nov
40% Oct
22
17% Dec
Sep
10% Jan
49% Nov 23
39% Dec 29
92% Sep
Nov
37% Jan
391
*102
III
.
.
Feb
30%
8
.
Solvay American Corp 4%
19% Mar. 3
1
Mar
104%
*62
I
common
Scott Paper Co common
$3.40 preferred
Smith-Corona
Jun 23
12% May 23
10
54
19,200
83
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
210
43% Nov 29
16% Jan
~lf
July 19
Feb
9% Feb
17
88% May
88% Feb
89% Jan
18
53 %
52 %
70
88
preferred
Simonds Saw & Steel
Sinclair Oil Corp
Skelly Oil Co
Smith (A O) Corp
27
20% Nov
54% Dec
24% Dec
53%
6b,400
*61
5
preferred
Simmons
1
31
4
52%
4,600
12,700
52%
88
Signode Steel Strapping Co
4
52%
71%
10
9%
51%
70
(Jacob)
Shell Oil Co
23
12
51%
70%
10
53%
*61
I__I
(The)
25% Dec
13% Jan
52'A
70%
9%
52%
7,000
17
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
16% Jan
36% Jan
16% Jan
51%
70
9%
53
16%
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
49% Nov
53
71
9%
48%
16%
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
31
36% Feb
52%
*61
70%
10
49%
16%
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
7
22
T
2
70
9%
47%
17'A
;Servel
5
11
31
69%
10
50%
16%
Seiberling
61% Dec
73
9%
49%
17
Sears
31'A Dec
70
16%
16
24 % Dec
42,600
16%
16
11% Jan
47-is
15%
40% Nov
9% Mar 14
47 Va
1
20% Dec
4
29
47%
Corp
Oil
86% Jan
10% Dec
47'A
*87
Corp
42% July 19
16% Jan
5
4
47%
25%
Seaboard
Apr
46%
105
Seagrave
61 % Jan
47%
15,7uS
415
5
49 %
46%
25
July 18
11
48%
'103%
Apr
10
1,500
46%
'397
31 %
18
14%
25%
59 %
Oct
514%
105
6
Nov
14%
415
Seaboard Finance Co
35
14%
25
38% Dec
33"% Jan
15
*397
3.65% preferred
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
*
'•
'
.V'Vj;
52
*14%
*103%
92% May 18
87% Jun
7
20
15%
24%
Scovill
31
Dec
15%
105'
8
43% Dec
15
405
Sep
38
8/8
15
62 %
41 'A
24%
$4
4
H'A
'ol
*103%
7
87% May
8% Jan
40%
8%
62%
*391
Mar
9% Apr
41%
6%
*ol
24%
28
17
40%
8%
62%
103%
Jan
5% Nov
40%
8%
*61
405
8% Mar 15
"3
9% Jan
7
40%
8%
23%
6
16
40%
8
103 %
34% Dec
18'A May 24
02%
3j%
25%
•
Mar 14
*61%
8%
100
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
Schering Corp
16
1C0
62%
103%
conv
2,500
41%
941/4
Sangamo Electric
3
31
66% Nov 22
May 26
Jan
31
24'/2 Dec
4
20
v
9
1
5%
July 13
19% Sep 22
14% May
*8%
70
St Regis Paper Co common
1st pfd 4.40% series A
;
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
105
83% May 18
9
8
20
St Joseph Lead Co__
St Joseph Light & Power
10
49% Jun
*8%
87%
preferred series A
Safeway Stores
15
170
9
luO
2,800
87%
Preferred series A 5%
St Louis Southwestern
Ry Co
9
3o
39
5
St L San F Ry
11
.
20%
No par
13
83% Jan
.
*33%
21
30
Ruppert
July 14
100
36
20%
6%
27
12
'33%
*33%
No par
5
88 % Jun
Apr
36
36
;
34% Jun
30% Jan
37
Ltd
25 % Mar 14
123
41
*36
5
Trust
74
320% Apr
*43%
37
Paper Co
265
Aug 17
44
*36
33
1
29
17
*43%
36%
33
.__100
21
Jan
33
4i
*35%
10
21
Dec
32 %
?43%
37%
33
_100
Dec
296
33
44
*35
21
series
763A Dec
5
32%
*43%
36%
_1
30
1
33
44
3^%
2.50
July 27
8
34
*43%
No par
23
Apr
l,4o0
x33%
1,100
10
14
Nov
22,o00
10
,18% Jan
•2% Jan
15,000
17
1
Dec
82
41-/4
16'/8
100
44
811
40%
17
20%
Corp
Selection
Ruberold Co
22
22i% Jan
41%
16%
31%
4.30%
Jun
41%
16%
44%
4%
55
42%
16%
35%
27
6
41
16%
*44
28
Jan
40%
16%
54%
50c
11
40
40
17%
*54
5
31% Jan
30
41 "B
16%
*34
27
Dec
40%
27%
98% Feb
126
54
.27%
58 % Dec
17
54
Rotary Electric Steel Co
10
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
9
24
54
*33%
preferred
shillings
4%
29
•5% Aug
54
Rohr Aircraft Corp ;
1
28
14% Jan
--
54
Ronson
4
Feb
53%
33%
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co.
Rohm & Haas Co common
30
14% Sep
54%
Rochester Gas & El Corp
20
18% Jan
12
Antelope Copper Mines.
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l
5%% conv preferred
.25
8
41
148
11%
Roan
9
Jan
5
12
10
Richffeld Oil Corp
Ritter Company new
9
■4
..
11%
10
Rhodeslan
41% Jan
11%
10
Preferred 4.50% series
Rheem Manufacturing Co
2
38,o^<0
11%
50c
Preferred 3.60%
14
4,300
1114
12
21%
Common
105% Apr 20
4,4U J
11%
m2
54
21%
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
May 11
105
78
40,600
8%
'33%
Rexall Drug Co
12
85
8%
Co—
Revere Copper & Brass
8
Sep
45
85
8%
5
Inc
&
convertible
Republic
44%
8o%
8%
No par
Conv pfd ZV?.% series
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
12
10% Jun
10
Bros
(Robtj
4514
85
8%
50
preferred
Reliance Mfg Co common
47% Sep 16
11% Aug 15
15% Aug 23
6
Jan
Sep
2nd
$1.25 div prior preference
Reliable Stores Corp
21% Aug 25
67% Feb 16
May 10
45
55% Juiy~~2
19
5% Mar 14
41
■7% Feb
26
14
44%
80%
8%
50
1st preferred
noncum
Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co
Rels
€Va May
45%
85
8%
50
Real
8
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
44%
85%
8%
1
noncum
4%
45%
85
5
Mfg Co
Co common
Reading
44%
86
tiVe
No par
Inc
Raytheon
47
Aug 11
38% July 27
38
Rayonier
45%
85%
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
41"% July 5
25% Apr 15
37% Jua
1
45
1
*101%
101%
102%
*4%
*63
*4'A
80
71
*63
72%
A 00%
.18%
25%
101
5
Va
71%
101%
*100%
19
18%
26 Va
101
Va
29%
37 »A
104
29%
1,600
6,900
105
6,200
50%
1,000
93
27%
27%
27%
6,600
20%
-
20%
20%
1,900
474
47a
800
474'
5
85
72 y4
102
1874
26%
26%
101%
101%
*4'A
*63
5
85
71%
73
*100%
102
26
.
9,300
19 Va
19
%'
101V4
5,600
26%
105,400
1017 a
170
15 Va
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
13,500
83
83
83
83
83
83
82%
82%
170
52%
52%
52%
52%
52'A
53
52%
41%
43
42%
42%.
42%
43%
43
V4
4374
*89%
91
90
90 Va
90 y4
90 3A
90'A
90%
53
4,500
17,900
240
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 y4
12 Va
12 Va
12%
7,100
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10 Va
10%
10 lA
10%
10%
10%
6,600
Volume 183
Number 5499—The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(227)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range for Year 1955
Highest
Lowest
52% Jan
4
44% Oct
29
48 % Dec
8
71% Jan
4
112 % Dec
8
32 '% Jan
79% Oct
4
99
6
Jan
7
Oct
45
Dec
4
10% Feb
18
42
99
8
/ 53% Jun
Mar 14
Aug 19
11 Va Jan
8% Jan
20% Dec 30
16% Oct
25
53% Oct
30% May
11% Jan
40% May 26
5
42% July 30
36
5
13% Dec
14
13% Jan
17
46 % Dec
6
36% Feb
22
Oil of
Standard
13
Standard
15% Dec 22
22% leb
Mar 30
11
Feb
68% Dec
30
7
70
Dec
9
July 14
20
29% July
5
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
816
Jan
31
30% Jan
11
50
16
Feb
26
24% Nov
41% Feb
4
31%
Jan
51% Sep
48% Dec
13
105% Jan
4% Feb
14
28
Dec
147% Dec
24
Storer
Broadcasting
17%
44%
7,400
44%
44'A
44>A
*44%
45
44%
53%
54'
44%
56%
14%
52 %
55
55 %
56
14%
14%
14"%
14%
14%
57
57%
57'
57%
55%
26
25%
26%
26%
27%
17,100
36%
36%
37%
37%
37%
13,600
5
27
11
105
6
1
80% Sep
5
Jun
30
120
Nov
25
27% Jun
15
28
40% July 25
87% Sep
1
12% Jun
2
Aug
1
Jan
6
1,080 Dec
8
8
33% S:p
15
2
58% May 2
23% Sep 30
52% May 2
Mar 30
41
Mar 1*4
128
7% Dec 29
Oct
49% Jun
15
99
11
6% Jan
6
July 26
150% Jun
tf
19%
20%
19%
*20'/a
20%
19%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
34
35
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1
21
Corp
23%
10
1
500
34%
11,500
23%
233/4
4,200
9%
28.300
9%
10
32%
32%
33
33'
33%
33
33
14%
14%
5,600
14%
143/4
151%
14%
14%
5,400
98
10
*95%
72%
98
71
*114%
*114%
v
23%
23%
26%
26%
37
36%
77
77%-
76%
9%
23
9%
9%
26%
26%
36%
36%
76%
76
76%
9%
27%
26%
27%
45%
46%
4514
47
9%
5
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co
;
25
22%
22%
971
26%
27
■70%
26%
71%
3,700
23%
23 %
26%
36%
36%
26%
43,100
9%
26%
*76
9%
3,800
36%
36%
76%
980
'
98
*114%
23%
*76
980
*47
71
23 Va
9%
970
*95%
*114%
23 %
36%
9%
98
71
/_;:///
26%
964
9%
*95%
23%
27
990
93%
71
*114%
2314
V.
98
71
__
26%
36%
*95%
71%
981
6,800
76%
800
9%
3,000
9%
980
985
988
170
27
27%
27%
27%
48%
48%
49%
48 %
49
3,000
11,400
7.50
No par
22%
22%
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
47
443/,
—
46%
455'8
443/8
47%
47%
447/8
473A
443/8
7,800
44y8
443/8
44s
94
44'/a
44%
10,000
93%
95
92%
No par
Symington Gould Corp
4,600
34%
9%
25
pfd (conv)
2,200
..
20
14%
50
1
cum
20
20%
32%
Superior Steel
$4.40
*20
15%
72
30
com
193/4
19%
20%
10%
Superior Oil of Calitomia
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
$4 preferred
20
8,300
33%
10c
Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
20%
19%
57
14%
*95%
12.50
Mining Co
20
*20
300
10
;
,
1
5% % 2nd pfd series of '55
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
23%
20%
700
4,300
32%
1
common
Class A 4%% preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4%% preferred series A
1
3
9% Sep
19%
19%
.
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil Co common
No par
Sunshine
21%
36%
20%
Sunbeam
Corp
Sun Chemical Corp
20%
x25%
*14%
2C
Co
Studebaker-Packard
91% Apr
16
8,800
44%
No par
4
17% Aug 12
44% Oct 26
16
14%
44%
17%
common—1
Stone & Webster
7
20
28
96
4
81% Jan
14%
17%
i
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference
15% Jan
18% Feb
41% Nov
10
14%
17%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
41% Jun
740
Nov 30
14%
17%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc.
4
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
2
20% Dec
14%
17%
Stew art-Warner Corp
11
115% Apr
84% Dec 30
12% Dec
3
4
200
14%
17%
No par
Co
Aug 26
32% May 11
11
Jan
100 '/a
14%
17%
Inc
Oct
21% Jan
7
*99%
xl4%
17%
100
57
5
21
25% May 12
71% Jan
*99%
14%
17%
36
Jan
38% Oct
23'% May 23
21% Aug 24
26
67% Feb
100%
99%
14%
26%
29
-
Drug
12% Jan
30
118% Aug
*99%
15,300
*99%
35%
21
113% Jan
100%
56,300
51,700
50%
5
25%
33% Dec
Dec
99%
42,500
151
.1
56%
6
95
50%
37
4
1
49%
26>/8
23
Feb
49%
36
19y8 Jan
89
49%
26
16% Feb
9
49%
5
26% Jan
32
50
49%
149
15
18% Nov 23
20
150
151
14%
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
14 % Dec
151%
148%
50%
54%
6
24% May 12
12% Nov 24
101
Dec 30
150%
153%
49%
14%
6
4
150%
91%
150%
57'/a
18% Jan
8 % Jan
50%
58V4
23% Jan
10% Nov 23
50%
57%
30 % Feb
20% Sen
92
51%
56%
20
8
91%
*50%
*14%
26% Dec 29
4
92
51%
1
4
Mar 25
92
5
30
12
90%
50%
10
16
17% Jan
91%
51%
Sterling
Chemical
Shares
90%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
29
the Week
_100
S
L
Jan. 13
50%
Stauffer
13% Jan
21% Jan
(The)
Friday-
Jan. 12
92%
61% July 28
15% Aug 22
19% Feb
15
Co
Sales tor
Thursday
52
59% Dec
4
42V4 Mar 14
15
preferred series A
Starrett
Jan. 11
90%
25
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp—
14
50
22 % Apr
Dec
3%%
Indiana—
PRICKS
Wednesday
Jan. 10
51
Oil of New Jersey
15
Oil of Ohio common—_10
Mar 28
SALI
Tuesday
Jan. 9
par
Standard
22
102
6
4
5
Standard Oil of California—No
8
24
Dec
154
HIGH
Monday
Par
50% Sep
18
42% Feb
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
93% July
42% May 18
106% Jan
31
NEW YORK
Highest
73% Jan
102% Mar 11
26
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Vear 1954
93%
*137
*92%
139
8%
*135
9
22%
136%
8%
22%
*135
83/4
-
22%
*93%
138%
8%
22%
95
*135
9
22%
*93%
138'%
8%
22%
*135
9
■//// 1,200
95
220
138%
8%
8%
6,900
T
14% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
17 3/8 Jan
14
Jan
10
25
33
Dec
25% Jan
6
38%
Nov"l6
47%
Nov~23
57% Jan
4
88
Nov
42%
14
15
25
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
6
62% Jun
11% Sep 27
41% Jan 17
29
83% Jan
Dec
20
5% Jan
5
Jan
11
6% Jan
5
13% Jan
45% Dec
12
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur.
28
Texas
10
28 3/8 Jun
6
11
37
8
8% Jan
63/4 Jun
15
9
Oct
27
143
Oct
11
Oct
17
Dec~31
12
19
Jan
13% Jan
174
22
11
July 30
Dec
Nov
11% Mar 16
29
7% Jan
Jun
11% Jan
Dec
273/a Nov
43
&
Utilities
100% Sep
8
24
19
27
Jan
17
273% Nov 16
2 6 3/4 Jan
5
4
52% Dec
31
48
6»
12% Jan
5
15% Aug
6
25% Feb
2
Jan
13% Jan
Dec~31
3
39% Oct
11
37 % Mar 14
30
-
28% Dec
75% Dec
7
22
483% Sep
35% Jun
12
223/4 Oct
11
243% July 13
28% Jun 15
55% Oct
26
60 Va Nov
55% Dec
14
69
13
Apr
23
193/8 Dec 31
42
May 28
Dec
31
Mar 15
50
May 16
30% Nov 39
25
Mar 14
54
51
Dec
30
18% Jun
9
30% Dec
31
133/4 Jan
18
19% Dec
6
5
121%
122
57 % Dec
24 % Dec
16
153/a Aug 16
46 % Aug 17
8
16% Nov 30
41% Dec
Aug 26
8
Nov
18
253/4 Dec
29
53
% Feb
2
33 % Apr
14
122%
41%
423/8
42
433/4
42%
43
42%
43
36%
21,800
37%
36%
37
36%
36%
13
36%
13 %
36%
12%
13Va
38,000
12%
12%
*26%
26%
34%
35%
59% Apr
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
25
25%
35%
24%
24%
9,400
24%
24%
24%
25
24%
24%
25
38,300
24%
24%
24%
5,700
*16%
16%
1,8!00
Associated
Jan
52
12%
11%
*11%
10%
11%
x44%
44%
*13%
14%
Co
*101
102%
11
11%
14
53%.
45%
*13%
•
11%
*44%
45%
*13%
*11%
14
53%
*101'
11
!/
53%
420
12%
11
45%
*13%
53%
2,700
45 %
40
14
54
6,500
102%
102%
102%
20
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
35 %
14,300
27%
27%
27%
68%
27%
27%—
27%
27%
2,200
68/4
6.000
—No par
67%
69
66%
•
14%
67
67
5
14%
«14%
14%
,14%
45%
46
44%
45%
x44%"
46%
2
40%
41
x39%
40%
40%
41 %
Inc—
:
■
24%
24%
Tri-Continertal Corp common——1
$2.70 preferred—
50
25
22%
25%
*56%
57%
56%
56%
26%
27%
25
25%
Truax-Traer Coal Co commons.—1, /
Preferred series A (conv)
50
Century Fox Film
56
31
*21%
55
54%
24%
23%
14%
68%
14%
14%
47
47%
1,300
41%
41%
31%
23,200
24%
25%
7,900
25Va
25
25%
23
23
23
,
*23
16%
16%
23%
400
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
37.100
56'A
56%
*56%
56%
1,600
26%
27'A
25 %
ie%
///
7,700
56%
26%
v
27
27%
52%
53%
55
30%
24%
16%
*48%
69%
47
56%
54%
51
40%
*101
52%
31
*49
14%
*46'
102%
25%
.
55
30%
24
prior preferred——50
24%
-
«6%
*52
31%
55
par
Co__
25%
*52%
1
City Rap Transit com—No
68%
14%
2
_•
22%
Corp
11%
*44%;
12%
102%
25
conv
*11%
52
34%
22%
Coach
12%
52
*27%
24%
Oil
52
100
34%
22%
5%
16%
51%
6,600
27%
5
TXL
25
16%
53
No par
Twin
24%
16%
52%
*11%
•
10
161
27%
Transue & Williams Steci
4
24%
52%
53
*101
9%
*155
16%
J
12%
52%
10
161
33%
(The)
Transamerica Corp
Trans World Airlines
55Va
10
*155
com__10
—
19
183/a Mar
16%
51 %
14
10%
163
25
Oil
$1.20 preferred
Timken Roller Bearing;
20th
403/4 Mar 18
24%
16%
11%
__
Twin
60
24%
45%/45%
1
10
*155
51%
*11%
50
-
10%
157
.16%
16%
51 %■
No par
preferred
(The)
1,200
35%
common
Edison
6,400
39,400
10
52%
Co
%
25%
35
157
Thompson Products Inc common—5
4% preferred—
—100
Water
34%
10%
*13%
Tide
12
*25%
35%
35%
No par
convertible
12%
25%
34%
160%
preference
Co
13
*25%
10%
19
2
12%
26
35%
35%
31% Jan
2
26
35%
*158%
20%
9% Nov
26Va
35%
34%
14,600
100
14
13
Jan
x26
123%
No par
new
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
253% Nov
22
1'23
43
37%
15
Toledo
20
18
conv
$2.50
Trane
6
18% Jan
4
121
41%
37%
The Fair
18% July 26
213/4 Aug 16
27% Dec 31
26
$2.40
58%Jun
19
13
121 %
120
1,000
3y3
common—1
Thompson (J R)
18
15% Apr
15% Jan
63/4 Jan
123%
2,300
Ry Co
Co
Thermoid
28
32% Dec
1203/8
50%
24%
4
July 12
22% Oct
41% Jan
50
$1.25 conv preferred—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
30
53
50
1
30% Dec
1
50
24%
12
17
50%
American Inc common__50c
13% Jan
16% Jan
*50
Textron
105% May 10
35 Va Dec
5
1
52 % Dec
50%
1
60 % Mar 24
26 % Dec
16
Pacific
153/4 Feb
36 % Jan
4
50%
13,400
share ctfs ex-distributlon—1
% July 25
473/4 July 25
11
43% Oct
7
31
Sub
Texas
13
1
Sep 24
Jan
40%
9,1U0
14%
conv preferred series
A—25Pacific Coal & Oil new—10
Texas
12% Jun
6
Dec
July 20
33%
14%
25% Nov
25
12
18 %
19%
33%
14%
25% Nov
10
44
104
1934
34
14%
51%
Pacific Land Trust—
2
19% Mar
Jan
53
7
193/4
33%
14%
50%
4.48%
28
53
18
39% May 17
8% July
1
18
193/4
34%
14%
25
Nov
15% Nov 28
9
20
34
14%
No par
Instruments Inc
Texas
13
45
17
19%
34%
14%
Co
38% Dec
6
42% Oct
92% Jan
Dec
49% Dec 23
4
20
33%
14%
Producing Co
21
16% Jan
11
19% Nov 19
19% Dec 23
7
38% Jan
20
35
14%
2.50
Corp
44% Jun
Dec
12%
ig7/a
33%
1
10% Oct
153/4 Dec
172
19%
5
Corp
May 16
36% Oct 11
19
Texas
Texas
4
13% Jan
Tennessee
—9
Corp
Aircraft
Oct
35
107
Telautograph
Temco
Dec~23
30
24% Oct
13
(James)
121% Dec
28% Oct
9% Dec
Talcott Inc
6
25
41
July 25
30%
30%
30%
30%
9,000
30%
*54
*53%
54
400
3,900
*54
55%
54%
54%
400
23%
24
24
24%
24
24 %
21.6CO
16%
51
55
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,500
*48
51
*48%
51
*48%
51
1
12
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
.12%
12%
31%
32%
30%
12%
1
(The)
31%
5,000
30%
32
31
31%
30%
31%
27,000
u
11 Va May
7
14% Dec
0
Feb
24
38% Dec
29
7% Jan
4
27
13% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
11% Jan
4
21% Jan
25
15
92% Aug
23
99
3
16
1
14%
14%
4
43 Va Jun
28
1
11
Jan
4
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—_5
36
*7%
36
7%
31
113
Nov
28
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
;
97%
99
116% Sep
6
Union
Carbide
No par
31 y2 Jun
30
Union
31% Apr
26
Union
Jan
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
9
Sep 28
Oct
Udylite
69
July 23
28% Dec
113
15
May
6% Dec
July 12
104% Jan
16% Jun
33
10% Aug 10
43% Jan
0
6
108% Mar 22
14
92
Nov
Apr
7
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*93
92/ July 27
104% Mar 29
Apr
7
86% Oct
3
Nov
24
98% Sep
12
38% Jan
4
Sep 26
52'A Dec
25% Oct
19
Dec
20
139
14
Nov
25
52
Jan
32% Jun
3
74% Dec
22
22
4%
6
29
34 >A Jan
Jan
27
28
103% Oct
29
107% Apr
19% Sep
20
103% Jun
29
23
17% Jan
3
23
44 y2 Jan
18
50 y2 Dec
12
38% May 20
3Vb Feb
25
6% Dec
13
70% Apr
4% Jan
29
80 y2 Jan
6
8
*
Mar 15
49% July 25
33 y2 Sep 22
108 % Feb
27
102'%
102'A
102%
1,900
107%
107 %
108
108%
22,500
25'%
25
29%
93
29%'
112
♦111%
25 »A
29%
112%
25'A
29%
112
25%
2,600
29%
16,900
112
*93
95
*93
95
*88
89%
*88
89'A
*88
89'A
105%
52%
*52
93
89'A
52
Jun
4
6 Va Nov
28
29
12
May 25
11% Jan
4
11
88
34 Va Jan
9
*103
105'%
*103
105'%
*103
Aug 23
105'%
52%
53
53%
52%
53%
53%
54%
*52%
53'A
*52%
53%
*52%
178'%-
178%
180'A
179%
180%
180%
50%
50%
50%
51
50%
51
50%
50%
—No par
30Va
30%
30'/a
30'%
30%
30%
30 Va
30'A
30 Va
30%
5,700
5
67%
69%
66%
68
67%
68%
67%
69 Va
68
68%
13,300
Car
Co__
Aircraft
Corp
com—.
Air
Lines
—100
Inc
of
10
:
America—No par
$4.50 preferred
57% Nov 28
United
4
57
35
Dec
4
4% July 12
No par
Board & Carton Corp—10
Carbon Co
No par
Jun
27
25
13 Va Mar 14
51 Va Feb
6
30
18
6% Aug
2% Sep
15
22 y2 Jan
4
38 Va Dec
30
35
18
214
31
2
Sep 26
18% Dec
4
14
9
Mar 14
2% Jan
3
27'A Oct
11
61
25
184
120
-
37%
29Va.
177
118'A
38%
119V2
37%
120
37%
28%
'
*118
37%
*105
24%
29%
108'%
25'A
*105
24
108'%
24%
49'%
50%
49
491A
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
*48%
29'A
28%
*105
*23%
120'%
*119
37%
37%
29'/a
28%
108'%
*105
24
*23%
50%
50%
122
37%
29
108%
24
51%
xll9'%
37%
*28%
*105
*23%
53%
181
121
38%
29
24
1,700
52
52%
3,200
50'A
50'A
500
4%
13,200
134
110
7
20,800
20%
5,400
133%
136'%
22%
22
22'%
21%
21%
21%
21%
6,500
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
4,600
May
United Fruit Co
53%
53%
54%
36% Oct
9
No par
21
54'A
31%
13Va
35%
35%
7Va
7'/a
18%
18%
3
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
3Va
3'A
29'%
31
United
Gas
39% Mar
2
United
Gas
8% Mar
1
23% Jun
4Va Aug
6
Corp
-10
—
Improvement Co
United Industrial Corp
-
29
36% Dec
64% Dec
D:c
22
184 V2 Feb
15
4
39% Jun
28
5
6%
20
15Va
29
26
138
7
20%
22
% Dec
Sep
6%
20
15'%
Gypsum Co
12
7
21'A
75
22%
S
40% Jan
4%
*74
15'A
U
31
136%
4%
75
22%
13
31
138
*74
5
Sep
13% Dec
138
50'A
'
5
—
335
40 Va Dec
6%
20%
4%
:
Electric Coal Cos
Mar 14
34
137
6%
21%
*49
4%
74
Engineering & Foundry
Foreign Securities
Freight Co
16
6%
2iy4
50
3,400
108%
United
S
Dec
4%
74
500
18,600
United
S
19% May
137
74
1,200
30
U
78
24
60
1%
4%
74
5,500
Mar 31
U
177
dspp
5
17
9
8
see
Dec
22% Dec
,4%
22%
25
31
footnotes
6%
21%
Nov
Dec
For
1
Corp (Del)
*74
4%
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
preferred
100
62
87% Dec
5
150
4%
75
6%
6
Jan
54'A Mar 11
7% May 4
May
—
United
12
Jan
(Delaware)
——No par
United Cig-Wheian Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred—100
United
34% Dec
Nov
6
11
38% Aug 19
8% Dec 31
233
12
27
iy8 Jan
11
Jan
7% Feb
11 y8 Jan
114% Jan
b'AJan
38% Oct
15% Feb
Dec 31
13
33% Mar
Jan
57% Aug 24
30
11,200
50%
United
78
100
180 '%
United Biscuit
July 25
7
66
17
27% Jan
July 18
230
%
50'%
—
conv..preferred
8ya May 17
15% July 20
45 y« Jan
1
6
Aug 17
17% Dec
20
4% Apr
72 Va
800
102'%
176%
United
15
2,000
4,100
7%
108%
112
95
14'A
37%
7%
101
United-Carr Fastener—
63 y2 Jun
175
*93
29%
14'A
37
50
United
128% Dec
40
25%
29'%
111%
*88
*103
53
107%
25%
29%
95
99
108'A
25 Va
.
*52
98
y4
50
Union Tank
7
38% Dec
29
issued"
7%
Pacific RR Co common
4%
26
11
Jan
25
14
36%
7%
111%
88'A
88'A
*103
105'%
52%
53%
No par
14
35%
7%
7%
noncumulative preferred
Union
Nov
27
27
_No par
series
14%
36%
106%
,
21 y8 Apr
1
$4
Oil of California-
"When
4
25% Nov
Dec
Union
14
205
48'A Sep
Jun
52% Dec
7
17
Jan
113
14
Feb
49% Aug 31
26% Jan
6
51% Aug 23
29'A Jun 24
49
59
Preferred $3.50 series—
Preferred
14
36
7%
97
29%
100
94
154
29'/a
1
105
4
25'%
10
10
14'/a
35%
7%
111% 112
7
11
& Materials Corp
Elec Co of Mo common
14
35'A
.
110
25%
No par
5
Jan
Chem
108
Preferred $4.50 series
Jan
48
Carbon
5
Jan
105% Jan
&
20
Jan
99
45 %
(The)
113
85
59% Nov 24
Corp
90
Jan
3
16%
Mar
3
44% Nov 28
&
"When
7%
U
S
20
common
,
preferred
preferred
U S Industries Inc
%%
4
—100
Machinery com—1.05
4% %
4
29
*55
.
issued"
Hoffman
1
No par
—100
common
preferred series A—
287
57%
*179
31'A
*79
;
53'/a
3o%
35%
x7
18V\
3
28%
57
*55
298
288
60'A
181
32'/a
80
1
16%
16%
-50
45%
47
57%
179
31 Va
*79
16'A
*45
•
53%
31
30%
31 Va
36
36 Va
3 6'A
54%
53%
54%
26,500
30%
3iy4
30%
31%
22,300
36 Va
36%
*36 Va
36'%
7%
7'/a
7y8
V/a
7 Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
29y4
290'%
59
179
31%
80
16%
46%
3
290
54 Va
,
18%
3Va
57
134
7
18%
1,300
7%
3,300
18%
16,000
3 Va
3
3 Va
3 Va
12,100
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
13,700
*55
57
57
57
57'A
57'A
291
295
290
292
29ya
58%
179
31%
*79
16%
*46
59 3'a
179
33 %
80
58 Va
*179
33%
*79
3
200
290
291
2,200
58%
58
59
9,000
181%
179
179
34'%
34
34%
80
79
79
20
17
80,300
17%
16%
17%
46%
46
46
16%
*46
46%
90
13,600
600
23
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(228)
11
65% Jan
6
68% Dec
5
21
jari
6
59% Feb
3
Jan
11
39
Nov
29
35
70% Jan
7
91
Oct
26
79 "/a Jan
13
103
29% Jan
11
7 5 % Mar 3
44
e>..p 12
93% Sep 20
110
Sep
9
84% Mar 21
24
6.
134 % Jan
19
Dec
6
97
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
163% Oct
7
Jan
53% Dec 23
172% oun 23
60-aF.b 18
18
157% Jan
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
45% Oct
11
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
17
61
Jan
11
Dec
18% Oct
11
3
17% Jan
10% Jun
24
35
Jan
26
38 % Mar 16
35% Mar 17
7
Jan
4
13% Nov 23
12% Jan
17
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
9% Dec
30
Jan
5
98
Dec
1
Jan
27
1% Jan
4
3
Dec
31
1% Nov
11
73%
91
11% May 12
20% Dec
31
26% Jun
3
44% Dec
31
22»/4 Jan
12
32% Sep
16
30% Feb
3% Jan
18
169% Nov
26
159% Dec
26
23
Jan
27
154
170
31
26% Mar 15
32J/4 Nov 23
18% Jan
11
63% Jan
5
83% Dec
31
77% Nov
34% Jan
21
42% Dec
31
41% Mar 14
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
35% Oct
5
Aug
22%
23 %
22%
b%
8%
>8%
9
5
23 Va
24%
23%
io
69 %
6J%
*69%
l
*86
100
1UJ
3
18
Jan
7
Pco
3
5i% Dec 28
preferred
22%
22%
*3%
9
*8%
23%
23%
23%
*69%
69%
*6a%
23%
71
23%
Shares
8,000
23%
23
*8%
9
i00
23%
24
13,bUJ
*o9%
70
a
23%
70
1UJ
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
3.1%
39%
3J%
87%
*86%
88 %
*86%
88%
*86 %
88 %
103 %
102%
102 %
103%
103%
103 %
103 %
720
35 %
49,200
168%
l.OoO
103
54%
<■ 52%
53%
52%
168%
168
168%
166%
169
52%
53%
168
54%
53%
168
168%
9,100
12,800
58%
61
58%
63%
60%
61
60%
60 %
bl 78
%
67
66
67
66
66
*b6%
67%
00%
66%
700
55%
57
54%
55%
56
55%
56 %
55%
56%
179,800
167 %
167%
167%
167%
1,700
2,300
66
160%
166 %
166
165%
166%
18%
19%
37
37
13%
13%
13
13
10%
10%
10%
10%
97%
97 %
2%
50
19
44%
45
x32 %
162
27%
27%
79
19%
19 %
*37%
37%
13
13
13
900
10
10
10
2,700
97%
97%
loO
2%
57,800
*97
*97
*21
2%
45
33 %
163%
26%
26%
*26%
26%
79
*79%
80 %
*79%
80
51%
52
51%
51%
51%
42%
26%
2,9 A
33%
*33
1,000
46
44%
33
loO
22
*21
"161
32%
161
2%
22
43%
44
32%
161
97%
2%
2%
21
43%
32%
161
9%
97 %
2%
*20%
44
32
19%
37%
13
10%
2%
161
19
37%
13
10
21
*42%
32%
*160
19%
37%
*12%
97
2%
21
167%
19
37%'
97
2%
22 %
60
37%
19
*37
21%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8% preferred
I
100
Universal Pictures Co Inc com—1
4%% preferred
100
Utah Power & Light Co
No par
4
Feb
convertible
22%
*86 %
104
52%
167%
4%
Jan. l.i
«0%
v4
5
Friday
Jan. i ;
87%
39%
loo
the Week
Thursday
Jan. II
23
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
91
23
1
Rales fer
RALK PRfcr.R
OTGW
Wednesday
Jan. 10
io
3
16
56% Mar
35
May
10
37% Oct
3
2
14% Apr 21
100'/4 Jun 14
May 26
16
US Lines Co common
4 % % preferred.
US Pipe & Foundry Co new
US Playing Card go
US Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3%% preferred series B
US Rubber Co common
AND
Tuesday
Jan. 9
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6 convertible preferred—No par
1
3a % Aug
15% Jun
Pay
8%. noncum 1st preferred
100
US Smelting Ref 6c Min com__50
7%
preferred ■_
*>0
U S Steel Corp common
16%
7% preferred
100
Us Tooacco Co common
No par
7% rioncuinulatlve preferred
25
United Stockyards Corp
l
62% Sep 23
168% Nov 14
i9.« Aug 24
1563a Mar 14
27
162
4
Jan
143
70% Dec
4o% May 16
Monday
EXCHANGE
25% Nov 17
9 V4 Feo 14
28
Sep 16
6
21% Oct
24
~"b Feb
Jan
8% j an
19
20% Dec 29
8% Dec 28
RECORD
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
1955
Highest
Range for Year
Lcwetti
Highest
13% Mar 17
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowetb
STOCK EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
Monday, January 16, 1956
1,163
163%
163%
2b0
27
27%
21 74
1,303
va
*79%
82%
79%
79%
20
51%
51 %
51%
51%
51 %
1,500
43
43
43%
43
43%
9,600
V
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
127
Oct
14
124% Mar 26
134
July 30
130
J"n
13
13J % Jan
1 0,/- '"n
24
21
Vanadium Corp of America
1
Van Norman Industries Inc
2.50
Van
vu iu c_.
J.0
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co„6%
Vick
Chemical Co_
2.50
Phw*
P<»rlfle Rv cnm.K'D
5% noncumulative preferred__100
28% Nov
1
37% Jan
3
Victor Chemical Works common...a
94
Jan 11
51% Mar 29
146% Apr
7
3% % preferred
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
6%
dlv partic preferred
100
11% Jan
4
19'% Oct
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
5% Jan
4
30% Jan
8
10
13% May 13
3a % a an
4.
126
31
7% May 19
57% Dec
6% Jan
4
65'/4July2l
10% Apr
8
47% Mar 15
3
47% Apr 28
19% Mar 7
39% Feb 11
26% Jan
4
36% Dec 30
89
Jan
4
95% May 26
87% Sep
12
20
Jan
4
48% Oct
33% Oct
11
123
Jan
4
152% Aug 30
122
Nov
7
27
Jan
11
33
Jan
3
44% Dec
6
112% Jun
2
,33% July 28
116
Oct 28
113% Dec
22
117% Jun
13
104 % Nov
10
100
Dec
27
103% Aug 22
$4.04
Nov
9
101
Feb
16
106
July 19
99
101% Jan
107
19
11
25% Jan
4
40% Dec
29
37% Jan
6
25'/a Jan
4
30% Dec
31
30
Jan
11
33
68
Jan
3
127
15% Jan
19
Mar 25
71% May 19
May 17
57
16% Dec
13
49% Nov
30
May
6
Nov
21
18% Dec
5
42%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
10%
16%
lo%
35%
35'%
35%
35%
35%
35'%
35%
35%
1,100
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7%
10,100
53%
53%
52%
53%
52%
52%
53%
53%
1,800
*124
1^0
*124
*124
30%
53
53
*124
130
*124
__
30%
43
130
*124
__
*124
130
*124
130
*124
__
*124
__
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
*90%
91%
*90%
91%
*if0%
91%
»ou
91%
38
3«i/4
36%
36%
*90
5,300
30%
91%
30%
3,o0 J
37
37'/a
37%
37
3,800
37
37
127%
127%
127%
127%
*127%
128%
127%
127%
*127%
128%
300
39%
39%
38%
39%
39%
39%
39%
3J%
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
113%
dividend preferred
100
*98%
100
*99
*99
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
105
105
*104%
33%
115
99%
105%
5,500
100
39%
114%
99%
*104%
48'% 48 %
33%
33%
115
116
8,400
preferred
$5
47
32%
117
47%
33
119
39%
39%
20
18
*28%
18%
29%
28
25
Virginian Ry Co common
6%
preferred
Visking
Corp
(The).,
5
issued"
Vulcan Detinning Co common
6
30
Oct 21
28% Apr
5
31% Feb 24
1%
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
85% Mar 25
Wabash
3
12% Jan
3
15% Dec
9
Walciorf system
31
27% Jan
3
32% Nov
30
Walgreen
9
66% Apr
27
81% Sep
14
Walker
26 % Apr
41%
17
35%
com__10
Elec & Power Co
Virginia
"When
__
__
31
May 23
44%
16%
35%
10
preferred
100
105%
*104%
47%
33%
*115% 117
33
99
105%
47 %
48
33
33%
*116
117
340
60
30
1,600
700
39%
33%
39%
38%
39
400
18%
29
17-/«
2.>%
18
29%
*18
*29%
18%
29%
700
*813/4
82%
*81%
82%
*813/4
82%
*14%
14:%
*14%
32
32%
313/4
32
72%
18
29
*28%
99
*18
29
73
72%
723/4
39%
18
114%
*104%
105%
46%
47 %
*32%
33%
*115% 117
46%
*38%
*114
200
w
60
11% Aug
2
13
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
Jan
5
72
>
Mar
Dec'
4
5 % Jan
19% May
,
8% Dec
6
7% Jan
6
4
27% Dec
10
15% Nov
15
10
16% Aug 31
3
24% Jan
106
Oct
14
RR
100
82%
82%
82%
82%
No par
4%%
14%
14%
*14%
14%
preferred
10
32%
33
32%
32%
No par
72%
73
72%
72%
2.50
13 3/4
1
16%
16%
100
Co
"v
(Hiram;
G
W
6c
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
30
100% Aug
Jan
19
12 % July 15
10% Jan
5
'13% Jun
3
Wardell
Corp
13% Jan
19
21 % Sep
20
18% Mar 14
22% Sep
13
Warner
Bros
Jan
4
Dec
22
30 % Mar 14
43% Dec
30
25% Jan
11
30 % Jan
4
30% Jan
25% Jan
5
100% Aug
9
105% Dec
5
% %
preferred
Pictures
37
43% Dec 29
39
Feb
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
12
39
Dec
23
38% Dec 20
14
40
Dec
29
32
4
24% Dec
20
21% Sep
27
19% May 14
20% Aug
9
13% Jan
26% Dec
2
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
17
10% Jan
4
14% Dec
6
24% Jan
43% Dec
96 % Dec
2% Jan
8
77% Jan
5
16% May 16
13% Jan
6
3% July 21
2% Apr 30
Jan
1
22
33% Apr
85
6
4
106
Dec~17
23%
16
Warren
Foundry
71% Dec
23
Warren
Petroleum
19% Dec
13% July 26
8
40% Sep
3%
3%
3%
*36%
36%
9
Wesson
$4
«!4
29% Sep
Oil
Snowdrift
&
convertible
prewired
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
19
70
Dec
9
West
41 % Nov
29
Virginia
35
Jan
31
49
Sep
14
West
Va
105% Dec
19
110
Jun
14
9
25
363/4
36%
37
36%
37%
85 %
85%
85%
85%
£5%
85%
85%
85%
51%
51%
*513/8
51 '/a
*51%
52%
*51%
52%
200
21%
21%
3,900
283/4
29 %
13,100
263%
9,303
Apr 25
Dec
9
86% Apr
21
9
73% Jan
26
Sep 26
28% Jun
9
27% Dec
22
25% Jan
6
.32% Feb
15
80% Dec
31
53 % Oct
28
83% Feb
15
103% Mar 18
Dec
10
4
54"% Dec
31
49% Oct
11
53
4
96% Dec 30
96% Jan
3
104
26% Oct
27
Aug
2
31% Sep 13
77
Sep
27
82
27
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
5
Jan
20% Nov
100 % Dec
4
30
95 ',
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
8
Mar 14
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
13
51% Sep
2
102% July 25
12
July 28
6
28% Dec
12
26
Jun
18
22% Jan
6
37
25
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
6
22
15% Dec
78% Dec
lo
75
5
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
12% Feb
19
9% Mar 18
20% Dec
14
18% Mar 21
8
70
Feb
Jan
28% Jan
137
6
Jan
21
18% Jan
8
33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16
21% Dec 23
30
140
■
Jan
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
3
35% Dec
40% Apr
23
54% Dec
3
30% Jan
4
53 % Dec
6
77% Jan
4
23
45% May 12
43% Oct 11
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
192% Dec
37
38
Jan
11
Mar 22
9%Nov 15
Sep
15
Dec
5
27% Aug 31
36 % Aug 18
148% Jan 13
24% Sep
43
Nov
9
111%
112
*111%
100
103
*103
*103
104%
>103
104%
*103
104%
5
46 %
54 %
47
48
49
52
52
52
Pulp & Paper common__5
preferred
100
45%
46%
45%
46
46
46 %
45%
46%
Steel
conv
Dental
Oil
Wilson
$4.25
Winn-Dixie
6%
(F W)
12
Feb
71
July
17
9
6
Nov 29
86
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
96
26
7% May 20
v
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,ivi
f*
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22
Nov
25
142% Dec
27
10% Mar 23
aay.
from
1 id
71
103%
103%
140
50 %
51 %
*
72
*71
51
50%
50%
7,500
70 %
71
*70 %
71
102
65%
66%
65 %
67%
68
68%
673/4
69
8,200
21%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21%
20 3/4
21
27,000
31%
31%
30%
31%
30%
313/8
'57%
58%
57
57%
57%
583/4
*98%
99%
99%
993/4
99
*122 %
.31%
'69%
99
"
■
49%
*127
27
48
48%
49
49%
48%
101%
100%
100%
*100%
27 %
49
100%
•
99
*127
;127
26%
26%
26%
27
80
79%
79%
79%
79%
101%
31%
59%
56,300
148,800
99%
300
*
*99
99
*127
„
48%
49%
—
13,100
49'/«
101
260
26%
26%
26%
27
7,500
793/4
793/4
79%
79%
400
*100%
/
101
101
283/a
283/4
28%
29 %
29
29
28%
293/8
29%
29%
1,400
377/a
38%
37%
38%
37%
383/a
38
38 %
38 %
38%
5,700
*101%
1013/4
101
101 %
*101
1013/4
*101 %
1013/4
1
20
10
10%
9V2
10 %
*27%
14%
*81
101
10
93/4
14,400
100
27%
32%
32
33%
32%
32%
32%
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
81
*80 3/4
81%
*80%
*80 3/4
82
15
*14%
15
*14%
15%
14%
14%
200
24%
25 %
25
25'/g
12,700
2,700
19,400
"
24%
1
14%
81
*14%
24 %
25%
32%
33%
33
10
142%
143
*141%
24%
24%
323/i
32%
32%
s
32%
32%
1403/4
*140%
100
33
140 3/4
32%
1V*
*140
144
25%
82
143
10
22
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
new
10
34%
35%
33 Va
34%
34
35%
35%
10
22%
*35 %
35%
Co.—
3,400
!
22%
23
Corp
110
101
9%
*26%
27%
27%
32 %
Xl3%
82
14%
10
com
9%
*26 5/8
*27
32
34
14
9%
27 %
9%
273/fe
28%
33%
Inc
Co
31%
59
31%
59%'
*79%
No par
Service
100
70
20%
60
35%
i
9,000
3,000
47%
47%
47%
48%
48%
48%
49%
35,900
45%
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
45
453/8
13,200
96
96
96%
96%
96
96
95%
953/4
*160
185
166
166
*166
170
170
30
92
92
92
92
92
92%
93
1.003
9%
10
9%
10
1,700
Corp
common
180
*165
49 %
*166
50
913/4
91%
913/4
10
10%
9%
67
68%
67
68
68
68%
68%
69
67%
68%
08.IOO
24%
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
24 %
24%
24%
24%
8,800
55
55%
54
54
54%
55%
*54%
55%
♦54%
55%
—5
24%
24%
*24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24 %
25
Youngstown Sheet 6c Tube_-_No par
89%
94
88%
91%
90%
92
90%
91%
90
91 %
19,100
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
21%
21%
21
21%
21
213/s
21
213%
21
21%
7,600
Zenith Radio Corp
Products Corp.
.No par
134%
138%
137
1
8%
Corp
Jan
50 3/8
50%
71
102
103
*102
104
49%
72
47%
&
14
*102
52
97%
York
31
104
46%
Yale
Dec
3,100
47%
6
6
6,000
29%
46
27% Jan 11
67% Jan
21 3/a
2 J 3/8
*96
61% Jan
15
21%
29%
10
10
74% Dec 31
21%
29%
68
Prior
23
32% Apr 26
108% Sep 23
21%
29%
preferred 4%% series
100
Prior
pfd 4%% conv series. 100
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
Worthington
Oct
13
21%
29%
*71
__100
Iron
7
21%
29%
No par
:
Woolworth
11
107 %
21%
107%
5
Public
20
107
107
108
*106%
21%
29
'106
100
preferred
Wisconsin
5,400
1
common
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
463%
20
common
Stores
46%
.80
z.
...
Co
4,800
22%
50%
10
(The S 8)
preferred
Wilson-Jones
60%
29%
107%
*102
common__5
common
Inc
4C
52
29%
100
common
108
50
103%
103%
104%
*103
100
B
Co
6c Co
Nov
.23% Oct 25
Mfg
111%
22
*106
preference__No par
preferred
19
9
series
Sewing Machine
Prior preference
48
Dec
Coke
White
52% Jan
27
&
Corp
prior
White Motor Co
13
3
Coal
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
4%% conv preferred
Wilcox
200
103%
100
840
112
103
preferred
5%%
26
26%
1113/4
Westinghouse Air Brake
_1C
Westlnghouse Electric common_12%
White
26
26%
26
26
103
4%
noncum
2nd preferred
100
Western Pacific RR common.Nopar
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
$5
25%
26%
*101%
Woodward
103% July
25%
110%
23
212% Apr
29"%
103
52% July 20
59% Mar 30
100% May 18
28%
110%
13
Jan
Feb
8
Oct
86
17
21%
28 %
103
54% Nov 16
11 Mi Jan
434
86
9
21%
28
111%
27% Apr
60% Apr
May
63% Jun
159
12
11% Oct
21 % Sep
51 % Jun
20
6
Nov
94
6% Jan 22
7
30
Mar 10
21%
28
104%
Wheeling
29% Oct
21%
27%
pfd___100
Oct
16
21%
29%
5
4%%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Nov
217«
28
*110%
Power
July 29
5
21
21%
Western Air Lines Inc
;
1
Western Auto Supply Co common.10
4.80% preferred
,._1D0
Western Maryland Ry com__Nopar
3.80%
37
*103
Penn
4% %
2,100
36%
85%
C
31% Oct
3,200
51%
B
25% Jun
800
4
85%
36%
1
series
6
1,200
*51%
4
series
29
.
50
Indies Sugar Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
preferred
16% Jan
.
No pa*
issued"
preferred
27 % Apr
102
Jun
28%
com...2.50
nreferr^d
"when
4.10%
21% Mar
26%
3%
10
85% Mar 15
2,500
28%
900
334
105 % Jun
7
1,300
*22%
28%
22%
3%
4
Dec
*273/4
33/4
99 % Feb
36% July 28
28%
3%
10
29
*27%
33/,
104% Nov
11
28
28
1
7
Jan
5,700
27%
18%
Jan
25% Oct 28
367/8
20%
96
27
36%
20%
4.20%
30% May
82 % Jan
36%
*18%
West
130
36%
18%
West
132
363/a
22%
West Penn Electric Co__
May 14
36
20%
1
127
36%
36%
29%
West
98% Aug
5
127
May 23
40
22%
7
27
40
*18 Va
27
Dec
40
18 %
Apr
104
40
20%
Apr
5
39%
22%
106
4
39%
18%
113
5
6,900
40
X40
19.50C
20%
15
98% May
3,803
69
*22%
Co
15
50% Jan
993/4
67%
-,C0
22%
Investment
101% Feb
22% Jan
43
98%
69
5
107% Jun
20
41%
OO
68
18%
4
56% Aug
41%
99 %
09%
*18%
12
17
41%
99%
68%
18%
28% Sep
65% Dec
41%
95%
69
18%
25% Apr
56
41%
95:%
5
9
104
5,200
20%
6
6
193/4
22%
3
29
19%
20%
30
13
19%
22%
Jan
Jun
19
20:,4
50% Dec
Jan
19
4
Co
Welbllt Corp
62
19
22%
17
30
3,700
19
20 :i
4% Feb
29
12
1
Webster
28
12
5
Motor
10
Dec
12%
Waukesha
5
68
12
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
3
18% Nov
34% Dec
12%
7
Apr
21% Mar
19
Apr 28
41% Apr 26
49% Jun
9
12%
9
30
Oct
22
60
102
415/s
36%
112
18% Dec 30
7,100
102
68 %
36%
104% Nov
110% Oct 29
9,500
103%
94
No par
7
4
13%
16%
*102
41%
Wash Water Power
4
8% Jan
16%
2,000
70
2
30% Djc
13%
723/4
973/4
40%
Jan
105% Aug 10
41%
13%
16
500
1,200
69%
,9a
No par
Corp
40%
91
23% Mar 14
41%
72%
200
143/4
32
3
Pipe
&
99
104% Jan
X18%
No par
15
17 % Mar
19%
Washington Gas Light Co
30
Jan
19
*31%
12
12
1
Feb
20
12
1
22
50% Dec
17% Feb
12
14%
14%
Pharmaceutical
Co
D.c
42% July
4i% Sep
102%
13%
16%
16%
102
102
103%
5
Inc
163/8
16%
163/8
*102
133/8
13%
13%
13%
14
162 %
1
Warner-Lambert
17
i
.
4%%
Young
Towne
Mfg
Co
28
1
common
convertible
(L A)
preferred
Spring & Wire
50
Zonite
receiversnip, or petition nas open
Alexander Smith, Inc. b Name, changed
10
133%
134%
134%
136%
1363/4
138 3/4
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
83/4
9
-omuHiiy b
9%
9%
inea
io'
rei
from
ACF-Brlll Motors Co.
d
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e
Name
«
boTf'PP
changed
from
loll- .n
Chicago
8%
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Indianapolis
6c
800
600
138
5,000
8%
4rrt WbPD
Louisville
5.200
«1lSTrtt>Ute<l.
Ry
Co
Number 5499
Volume 133
The Commercial and
...
Financial Chronicle
(229)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
in
the
column
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
Period"
YEARLY
-
indicate in each
GOVERNMENT
Year 11)54
Range for Year 1955
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
P>ONDS
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
108.23 Jan
10
108.28 Jan
10
101.10 Oct
4
101.10 Oct
4
Treasury
/ Low
3'As
1978-1983
Treasury 3s
1C8
Feb
19
108
1995
Treasury 2%s
1956-1959
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 23/4s
Treasury 2%s
19
Feb
1961
1958-1963
.1960-1965
Treasury 2'/2s
Treasury 2'/2s
Tuesday
Jan. 9
1956-1958
High
*105.9
*105.20
SALE
PRICES
Thursday
Jan. 11
Low
li.gli
V Low
105.13
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 10
;•
mature.
point
a
LOW AND
Range for Previous
Lowest
month when the bonds
the
case
Figures alter decimal point represent one or more 32nus of
Friday
Jan. 12
Low
Jtl-gh
Sales
Jan. 13
Low
High
Bonds ($)
105.24
*105.16
105.20
*105.16
105.20
*105.14
*100.8
100.10
*100.18
100.20
*100.15
100.17
*100.13
100.io
,♦100.13
100.15
*100.14
100.18
*100.16
100.20
*100.15
100.19
*100.16
100.19
*100.16
100.19
*99.18
99.21
*39.17
99.20
*99.18
99.21
*99.19
99.22
105.18
*99.6
99.9
*101.18
101.22
*101.18
101.22
*101.20
101.24
*101.21
101.25
*101.24
101.28
*103
103.8
*103.2
103.10
*103.2
103.10
*103.7
103.11
*103.8
103.12
Feb
1
100.4
Feb"
1
*99.9
99.12
*9J.ll
93.14
*99.12
99.15
*99.17
9j.20
*99.17
1958
*99.2
99.4
*89.5
99.7
*99.9
99.11
*99.8
99.10
*99.10
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
1961
*97.16
97.19
*97.28
97.31
*97.27
97.30
*97.28
97.31
*97.29
1962-1967
*96.13
96.16
*96.20
96.23
*96.20
96.23
*96.21
96.24
*96.20
96.23
Treasury 2'As
100.4
Aug 15 1963
97.3
*97.10
97.13
*97.8
97.11
*97.10
97.13
*97.10
97.13
95.23
*95.27
95.30
*95.26
95.29
♦95.27
95.30
*95.27
95.30
*95.10
95.13
*95.10
Dec 15
Treasury 2'As
1963-1968
;
*97
.
*95.20
99.20
99.12
98
"!
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
59.20 Feb
15
100.17 Oct
7
99.20 Feb
7
96.2
Oct
13
15
100.17 Oct
7
bo.j.4
*95.12
*95.8
95,11
*95.8
95.11
*95.9
95.12
*95.9
95.12
95.2
*95.7
95.10
*95.6
95.9
*95.7
95.10
*95.7
95.10
1966-1971
*94.30
95.1
*95.6
95.9
*95.6
95.9
*95.7
95.10
*95.7
June 1967-1972
*94.31
95.2
*95.7
95.10
*95.6
95.9
*95.7
95.10
*95.7
95.10
Sept 1967-1972
*94.19
94.22
*94.29
95
*94.29
95
*94.28
94.31
*94.29
95
Dec 1967-1972
*94.27
94.30
*95.3
95.6
*95.3
95.6
*95.2
95.5
*95.3
95.6
9$.28
Treasury
Dec 1964-1969
Jan
100.8
Aug
93.8
Jan
100.8
Aug 12
54.24 Jan
101
9
102.16 Aug
Feb
102.8
102.24 Feb
96.28 Oct
97
6
101.20 Feb
1
98.20
*98.20
98.24
*j8.20
98.24
*98.22
98.26
*98.24
*98.26
98.28
*98.30
93
*99.1
99.3
*99.3
99.5
*99.4
*97.26
97.29
*97.28
97.31
*98
98.3
*98.3
98.6
*98.3
98.6
June 1959-1962
*96.13
96.16
*96.22
96.25
*96.22
96.25
*96.23
9o.26
*96.24
96.27
Dec 1959-1962
*96.14
96.17
*96.22
96.25
*96.22
96.25
*96.23
96.26
*96.24
96.27
*96.27
96.30
♦97.5
97.8
*57.6
97.9
*37.6
97.9
*31.6
97.9
*97.8
98
98.8
*97.16
*96.24
97.16
*u7
97.24
*97
99.24
*99.16
2'As
Nov 15
1960
£9.6
for
25-year 3s
July
15
1972
*97.8
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
*96.24
97.16
30-year 3'As
Oct
1
1981
*99
9.9.24
5
102.16 Jun
27
102
Sep
1
Sep
30
102.28 Nov
16
104
'*£9
*97.16
100.8
98.8
*97.16
97.24
*99.16
98
*97
100.8
97.16
100.8
*99.28
23-year 3%s___i.
May
15
1975
*101.16
101.16
*100.24
101.16
*101
101.24
*101
101.24
*101
101.16
Oct
15
1971
*101.16
102.8
*101.16
102.8
*102
102.24
*102
1J2.24
*101.24
102.8
3-year 3s
15-year 3'As
25
Jan
98
19-year 3'As
103.24 May 25
101.4
Mar
7
104.24 July 15
*98.16
14
Jan
100
24
95.10
1957-1959
10
102.8
95.13
1956-1959
99.12 Jan
2
102.28 Feb
13
;
Reconstruction & Development
104.12 Mar 10
101.16 Jan
95.6
99.10 Feb
98.20 Aug 17
102.4
Jan 26
9
Apr
Sep
13
*95.3
June 15 1958
International Bank
94.8
___
95.15
95.4
*94.31
Treasury 2%s
94.29 Sep
*95.11
*95.1
,.1965-1970
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
Tretusuxy 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2'/4s
Treasury 2'/4s
100.12 Aug 25
100.22 July 29
June 1964-1969
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2'As
100.12 Aug 25
58.29 Feb 15
for
the Week
High
Oct
1
1956
*100
100.18
*100
100.18
*100
100.18
*100
100.18
*100.4
100.16
Jan
1
1969
*102,8
103
*102.8
103
*102.16
103.8
*102.16
103.C
*102.16
103
115-year 2'As
1959
*98.16
99.4
*99.8
*98.24
99.4
*98.16
99.16
%8.24
,
99.16
*98.24
10,000
99.8
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Feb
15
1956
100
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
100
*99.8
2s
due Feb
15
1957
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
93.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
*98.24
99.24
2s
due Feb
15
1958
*18
99
*98
99
*98
99
*93
S9
*98
99
2s
due
Feb
15
1959
*37
98
*97
98
*97
£8
*97
98
*97
98
..
2s
and
asked
No sales transacted this day.
price.
fITihs issue
15
1960
*96
97
*93
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
due Feb
15
1961
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
93.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
2s
•Bid
due Feb
2s
due Feb 15
1962
"95
96
*95
96
96
"95
96
"95
has not
as
yet
been
admitted
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
FOR
to
dealings,
Stock Exchange
WEEK
ENDED
a
"95
Odd lot transactions,
e
Cash sale,
or
Low
Week's Range
Friday
Friday's
Bonds
Year 1955
High
No.
Low
Territorial Issue—
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
Brazil
Last
Period
BONDS
Range for
Sold
Sale Price
or
Low
(continued)—
York
New
Transit
3%
Unification
Corporate
City
Issue—
Stock
June-Dec
1980
103 &
102'A 103 37a
35
100'A
105'A
*86
June-Dec
—June-Dec
"91
June-Dec
"90
99
22
June-Dec
"86
June-Dec
*87
89
June-Dec
June-Dec
*87
June-Dec
*87
33As series No. 28
33/4s series No. 29
Caldas
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 19'.'3_ Jan-July
(Dominion of) 3'As 1961—
Jan-July
Nsw
2%s
2%s
Cauca
York Stock Exchange
Teletype
Val
§A7s
Mar-Sept
A 6s
f 7s 1942—May-Nou
s
.'
1942
assented
assented
AExternal
(Columbia)—
sinking fund 6s
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42
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2008—
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of
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98
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Friday's
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dollar bonds
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BOND RECORD
JANUARY 13
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El
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Cundinamarca
WEEK
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
Monday, January 16, 1956
1C0 3 8
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(231)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New Yor*
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
exchange
oiulk
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Canada
3s
first
or
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consol
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April-Oct
1974
4%
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&
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1965
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A Jan
1
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1
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Central
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;
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1957
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114
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series N 1990—_Jan-July
119%
April-Ocf
103
18%
*
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Ohio RR—
inc 5s series A July 2015
mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044
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100
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107%
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mtge
ref
94
215
Mobile &
1st
103%
95%
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1969-—
& West debentures
ADebenture certificates B___
General
103%
101
Co—
Bay
General
101%
99% 100 %
101% 102
mortgage 3%s series
Gulf
101 Va
101%
—:
2%s
mortgage 3%s
AGreen
•
98 %
86
Jan-July
1979
Company—
subord debs
Northern
5s
84
100
& Co 3%s conv sub deb
Union
138
99%
& Utilities Corp—
mortgage 1945F) Co first mtge
Rj
102%
99%
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Corp 3.30s debs 1980—.—Mar-Sept
Steel & Iron Works—
f
s
(W
102
101% 102 Va
98%
100%
101 %
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_—
101%
63
99%
80%
94%
111% 1121/4
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84%
106
112 V*
May-Nov
;
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98
__
Mar-Sept
1976
page
Mar-Sept
100%
__
—
94%
100
103
100%
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April-Oct
—
—
46
26
—
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90
—
116
118
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103
100
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payment
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99
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Hope
Hackensack
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f debs
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-
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3y4s
1
100
*92%
April-Oct
2001
debs
6
79
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General mortgage 2%s series R 1961
Janrjuly
102%
180
May-Nov
first
conv
97%
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96
105%
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__
O 2000
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95
—
__
-
3%s
General
98%
95%
96%
100% 100%
96%
103
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mtge 27/8s 1975
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subord
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debs
(Bait)
—
of
20
97%
94
94%
—
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__
1961—
income
conv
3%s conv
95%
90%
97%
104% 104%
:
April-Get
1986——Jan-July
2%s
1978
dollars)
Consumers
Gas
1976
1979
Railroads
inc
Power
1981
99% 100 %
93%
——
__
*96
May-Nov
1975
Grand
92%
89%
99
130%
93
—
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—June-Dec
1940
debentures
§ A7s
96%
92
June-Dec
1976——
T
ser
&
f 2%ls ser X
ref mtge s
1st
Lt
1963
9
96%
102 % 102%
96%
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Jan-July
1984_
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ser
convertible debentures
3s
3s
1982_
H
ser
92
*96%
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Mar-Sept
ref M 3 V2s teries I 1983—
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92
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100%
109%
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—-Jan-July
1972.
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98
89
91%
15
95%.
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328
—
1974—Mar-Sept
1975-^.
General
93
92
89
—
——-Jan-July
1948—.—
debentures
General
92%
99 V*
124'/a 127 Va
__
——ApriZ-Oct
—__Mar-Sept
1964-—-———Jan-July
debentures
Goodrich
Anglo-Lautaro N trate
2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-April-Oct
refund mtge 23/4S ser C i972_June-Dec
refunding 3s series D 1972_—May-Nov
refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
refund mtge 3s series F 1931 F b-Aug
♦95%
*94 Va
1900
debentures
General
mtge
—
126 %
78
106%
103
1
90%
.June-Dec
1959
19^0
Acceptance
debentures
Good
101%
92%
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82
79%
75
80%
105
__
Jan-July
1958
debentures
General
101
■.
.
(Germany)—
Corp
debentures
General
103%
95%
— —
101%
85
105
May-Nov
1945
debentures
Motors
A 4s
4
■
99
*76 Va
1961——May-Nov
—
debentures
debentures
General
104%
23
__
debs
Ry Co 4%s 1982
3%s
105%
3
121
*92%
97%
16
*81%
2015
—
4%s
3%s
103%
100% 101%
98 =
3s
1977—
Electric Co
Foods
3s
99%
120% 121%
—'
144%
94
Jan-July
1972
debentures
2%s
100%
Consolidated Edison of New York—
refund
1977
1984
Denver
3%s
104 % 104%
120 3'4
184%
127
2
100% 101%
May-Nou
_Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
_Feb-Aug
1980
refunding fs series A
3s
159
Compania Salitrera—See
and
1961___
1979
Dairies Inc
4s
103%
110 V8
5
166
362
94
,
100%
__
104 Va
94
4s
Coast first 4%s
General
1
96%
100
140% 141%
140%
May-Nov
1982—
Rubber
&
General
62
97%
96%
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94 y.
2
91
Dynamics Corp—
§ AGs
105
97
101% 101%
142% 149
93
102 Va 102%
Feb-Aug
gold
96%
90
"I
91
Mar-Sept
1930
102%
97%
42
93
June-Dec
1958
O
1
99 VA 100
*91%
May-Nou
1984
2%s
3%s
Tire
and
§A6%s
94
Great
First
1976
debentures
Co
convertible
§A7s
103
97 Va
V
.Feb-Aug
mortgage 3s series L 1977—
mortgage 3s series N 1978—.
/ June-Dec
April-Oct
sinking fund debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 1999————.—. April-Oct
debentures
1985
ser J
K
102% 102 Va
Jan-July
June-Dec
1982—May-Sept
Mar-Sept
Co-
Worth &
3J/2s
97%
64
__
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96 Fa
3s
f
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Genera)
98%
97
*102% 108%
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s
|
(N Y)
East
General
89%
74%
__
Co-
First
2%s
102%
101% 103
103
91%
Mar-Sept
-May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970— May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
May-Nov
1983—
3%s subord conv debs
101
102%
April
95
87,
101
100% 100%
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——
1980-—____
E
ser
—Feb-Aug
1975—
3%s debs series D 1979
103%
'103
Jan-July
1993
Mtge inc 4%s ser A Jan
Foremcst
*95
debentures
1977
104%
100
May-Nov-
fixed
series I
lien
2%s
debentures
tFlorida
*101
3s
C
103
Mar-Sept
RR—
1970
H
debts
debentures
3%
Fort
3s
B
100 V4
F
77
Inc—
seriss A 1975———— .June-Dec
debentures series
/
96%
1966— .June-Dec
4%s
87%
97
April
First consol mortgage 3%s series E 1964_April-Oct
First consol mtge 3%s series F 1990—Jan-July
First consol mtge 3%s series G 2000—Jan-July
A5s income debs Jan
1, 2020
Apr-Oct
Ohio Division first mortgage 3Vis 1971—Mar-Sept
95
Gas System
Corp
78
&
Erie Railroad
2%s
June-Dec
Iron
2.35s
Light
Firestone
Lluminating 3s 1970- -Jan-July
.June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1982
First mortgage 2%s 1985.
.Mar-Sept
.June-Dec
First mortgage 3%s 1936———__—
First mortgage 3s 1939
..May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961_ .April-Oct
&
85
Georgia uiv first 5s 1956_May-Nop
first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
3%s 1970
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965—April-Oct
5s
stamped 1965-April-Oct
102%
-1"
'
*78 Va
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry
105%
*100% 101
100
86%
E
100%
__
100
95%
Mar-Sept
101%
*94%
92%
94
Mar-Sept
52
99%
87
94
101%
May-Nov
1985
3%s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
41
Electric
Fuel
first
mortgage
103 %
first coll trust 4s 199J _May-Nov
Colorado
1st
102%
June-Dec
1993
B
St Louis Division
3%s
Duquesne
102
94
79%
105
*88%
1969
subordinated
103
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977_ .Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991- .Jan-July
Cleveland
3s
102%
96
97%
83
100
May-Nov
■
3%s series
Chemical
Dow
103%
Ry-
1993
series
5s
Chic
1985
1980
(3%
debentures
Mack
&
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1977
100 '
*79%
May-Nov
1984—.
100 Va
;
Cincinnati
A
ser
2%s
ser
debs
ref
&
General
&
Cleveland
3%s
Edison El 111
'103
99% 100%
100
1973—May-Nov
2018
series
mtge 2%s
1st mortgage
85
102%
102 7/a
(37o
refund
East Tenn Va
77%
—
101%
98%
102
Div
1st mortgage
79%
1
83%
95
* 97
100%
Co—
1 2042
2%s
ref 27/8s ser N
-Jan-July
1
debs
5s
105%
100
—
104
98%
*99% 100%
102
1995—June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976-Mar-Sept
97
91
102%
98%
100
100%
98%
*—
Jan-July
May-Nov
RR
100
*—
1st
74'/a
92%
*95
April-Oct
1963
fixed
interest)
1993
1st mortgage 2%s
*72
100
June-Dec
Lake—
3s
and
conv
Detroit
79
94%
93%
100
May
Western
mortgage
convertible
Gen &
71%
1
s
Salt
&
contingent
3%s
79%
433
Fuel 2%s debentures 19G6-.
June-Dec
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961—^—June-Dec
City Ice
79%
70%
1969—Feb-Aug
1974
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1970—
Co<s 3s
Service
70
68%
F
2%3 1959
1980
debentures
35/8s
10
70 Va
Jan-July
234S series G
mortgage
C I T Financial Corp
4s
77%
68
gtd 338s series E
mortgage
93%
series C
May
interest)
Edison
Gen
Terminal—
Cincinnati Union
Fiist
3s
80
83%
1963——Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series G
1963_
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s ser A
1982
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%S 1975_Aprn-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978
Jan-July
First
17«
99%
72%
5s
tr
Grande
ref
76
1994
Union Stationmortgage 3 Vas series
First
Denver
&
"I
Chicago Tcrre Haute & Southeas'ern Ry—
First and refunding mtge 2%s-4vis 1994_Jan-July
Income
29
mortgage series A (4%%
Gen
84%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1980
4V2s income debs 1995.—
Chicago
27
Western
contingent interest)
84
13
M
4-6s
coll
contingent
123%
72%
1989—
3s series B
mortgage
trust
&
ref
74 %
1
31
1965
&
mori&age series A
Income
87%
r
*28%
1975—April-Oct
Western
coll trust
&
93 %
&
coll tr 3%s
Gen
80%
99
30%
1965
extended
&
General
77%
84%
refund
R;o
&
Detroit
3
4s
&
/A:
14
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26%
30
1977
mtge
93
77
20xy—Aym
and
&
Income
Mar-Sept
1
22%
26 %
27
Feb-Aug
debentures
1st mtee
98%
2044——April
A jan
Jan
2055
1
122%
__
23%
28%
31
28%
April-Oct
mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Dec
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104%
119
72 %
92
96
Jan
Ulc; sci
Jan
74
34
*28 Va
First
Western
Nort.i
&
Second
73
40%
June-Dec
mtge & coll tr 4%s ser B
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
112%
/•••-•
88%
5
28%
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Lackawanna
mtge
Denver
115 1
96
65
90%
83%
April
B
89%
83%
April
series
102% 104%
95 %
April
1983
4>/2s
debs
inc
Chicago
93%
34
June-Deo
1st
106%
—
—
23%
mortgage due 1993
101 Va
97
69%
36
Essex division
1st
Ry—
inc ser A Jan 2003
increased
conv
61
*125
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
4 %s
95
2033
1
inc series A
mortgage 4%s
Ueueiu.
93%
1983——Jan-July
A
ser
4%s Jan
Chicnsm Indianapolis & Louisville
A 1st
April
1982
5s
Western 4s
mtge
1
*93
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
1985
B
2054
1st gold
inc
93%
97
High
98
Pennsylvania Division—
103
RR—
AGeneral mortgage inc
First
97
Feb-Aug
2%s
Hudson
York
\7o
1958
4s
'
First
Low
Jan-July
AIncome
103%
98
102%
Year 1955
No.
98
35%
Jan-July
1978
Morris
126%
99%
3
1996—Feb-Aup
impt M 3%s series
Co
First
88
103%
121
7
36
June-Dec
1984
Lackawanna
101%
97%
—
3s
debentures
New
100%
100
__
Range for
Sold
June-Dec
1970
B 1970
ser
Delaware
69 %
.
1970
30
A
ser
&
95%
100%
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123
123
&
Collateral
*100% 102%
Feb-Aug
4s
mortgage
'3VaS
99%
5 82 Va
87%
65%
June-Deo
1970
4s
ref
Delaware
87%
87%
65 3 s
&
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B
115
93
_
June
4s
equip
lien & ref 4s
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
&
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First mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 3s series A
First mortgage 3%s 1982
99%
115
1970
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
•J
97%
99
impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
first
mortgage
AImp
Deere
'li.5
*~,
Bonds
RR—
A 1st
105%
94%
30
—
High
108%
93%
95
95
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Northern
Cuba
■
94
Mar-Sept
M 3V2s
impt
or
Sale Price
101
69
*73
1968
1992
consolidated
Second
105
1974
B
Wart's Range
Last
,
Period
Low
100
81
104'
.—April-Oct
Champion Paper & Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
Refund and
94%
—
100 %
*
May
Jan-July
1974
3 Vis series A
3%s
mortgage
Interest
High
Ry Co—
refund
General
105
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1948
1995
A
mortgage 4%s series
AGen
1
Feb-Aug
1960
SACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s
Central of Georgia Ry—
First mortgage 4s series
Central
12
*100
April-Oct
.April-Oct
Corp 3'As debentures
3%s debentures (1947 issue)
Central
1
102% 102%
V
8
Feb-Aug
Celotex
AGen
94%
106% 106%
102'/a
June-Dec
1960
A
Celanese
3%s
Low
A 1st
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Ohio
Clinchfield
I)
94%
94%
Feb-Aug
(perpetual)
Carolina
(J
No.
High
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
A 1st
ser
Carthage
Year 1955
Ry—
debenture
RECORD
13
Range for
Sold
Ry—
Capital Airlines Inc 4s
Case
BOND
JANUARY
Friday
Bonds
94%
May-Nou
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
Canadian
ENDED
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st mtge 3%s 1966 May-Nov
1976
Oregon Power 3Vas
Southern
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Week's Range
Low
California Electric Power
FOR
27
106%
45%
59%
25
38%
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Bale Price
or
First
1980
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series
5s
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99%
157%
l
.
;
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Tea
130
126 Vi
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98%
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100
98
101
147
95
168%
89
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127%
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102
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102
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.
99%
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series
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series
Central
N
Geneial
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91%
94
w.V
—
H OO
102
98%
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City Power & Light 23/48
86%
1961
unguaranteed
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
Lakefront Dock &
1959
93%
98%
99%
95%
61%
*99%
fixed
4s
A
interest
2003—
5s
D
E
ASeries
F
5s
IA Lombard
Electric
1976
RR
Dept
3 Vis
s
3Vis
s
Stores
f
f
McKesson
debentures
&
1972
1980
Robbins
Mead
Corp first mortgage 3s 1966
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
4 Vis
conv
subord
debs
—Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s 1974—May-Nou
First mortgage 2%s 1980
—Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 Vis' 1988—_April-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4 Vis series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3'/2S 1969—Mar-Sept
First
First
3Vis
mortgage
2%s
1969
mortgage
33/8s
1969
;
sinking fund debentures 1967
Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
Minnesota
Minn
St
First
Paul
&
Saulte
99% 100
Ste
Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Prior
lien
40-year
Prior
ACum
5s
82%
96
9
89%
79
86
*110%
—
90
84
15
66%
77
2
72 Va
4 Vis
A
B
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and
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110
79
88
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RR
116%
101
99
ser
A
Jan
1967—April-Oct
118
101
98
99%
1
102
99
84
102%
84
11
97
83
3
102% 102%
5
*99
102%
98
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101%
Co
Morris & Essex first
Mountain
3Vis
States Tel
debentures
3s
debentures
&
Tel
2%
5
June-Dec
1986
1978
88%
93%
93%
95%
98
94%
96
Nashville
First
Chattanooga
mortgage
*100
3s
3s
3 Vis
&
debentures
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series
98%
102
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90
91
6
90%
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69
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97
tj.
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—
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N
101%
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103
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4 Vis
21
95%
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1956
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95%
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110
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104
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1978—«————----Jaw-July
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108 %
..May-Not
April-Oct
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debentures
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Sold
High
.
3s debentures 1974
99
124
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96
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1980—
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105
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101
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Friday
BONDS
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13
New York Stock Exchange
92
June'
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JANUARY
Year 1955
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91%
RR—
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ENDED
Range for
Sold
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WEEK
Bonds
Friday's
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mortgage 3s series B 1978
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
FOR
Week's Range
Friday
Monday, January 16, 1956
1
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95%
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April-Oct
99% 100%
13
100%
95
—
101
96 V*
90%
105
99
103%
93%
100%
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RANGE
BONDS
New York Stuck
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^
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
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Feb-Ana
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1996__June-Dec
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97
96%
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Pittsburgh
First
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general
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&
series
5s
series
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First
mortgage
2%s
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3s
Service
debentures
First and
First
and
First
and
First and
33/8s
:
'1st
110%
110%
91
87%
*95%
98%
103'/»
105%
~3
99%
99%
99%'
97
100
98%
31
101%
3
*200
*98%
102%
205
96
216%
96'/a
98%
94
__
100% 100%
10
99%
102%
98
5
97%
99%
111% 112
Jan-July
733
111%
98
104%
R
D
Reynolds
1973
(R J)
Tobacco
Mfg Co 3%s
3s
debs
1980
debs
June-Dec
1975
83
7
81 %
2
97%
96%
:
assented
Jan-July
-Jan-July
1946
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950—
§ADirect mtge 6s 1952
{AConsol mtge 6s 1953
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
•170
164
•148
May-Nop
■
*149 % 152
ApriZ-Oct
Electric Corp—
mortgage 4'/2s series D 1977
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969
General
•**?
*149% 151%
Feb-Aug
Rochester Gas &
140
*149% 155
153
6t
3s
series
1971
A
Mar-Sept
1996-Jan-July
5s
Bt Louis-San Francisco
1st
Inc
mtge
4'/2s
A
ser
Jan-July
2022
May
Mar-Sep
Jan
1st
mtge 4s ser B 1980
Bt Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s
bond
certificates
Second 4s inc bond
Bt
Paul
&
Duluth
1989
cons
1st
Air
mtge
37/8s
f
s
Line
3s
94%
&
North
3s
Bell
Ala
April-Oct
Map-Nov
Telephone
debentures
23/4s
&
1963
Telegraph
27/8s
debentures 1987
Bouthern California Edison Co—
3'/4s convertible debentures 1970
8outhern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
First 4%s
Gold
(Oregon Lines)
4%s
Gold
series
1977
E
1986
mortgage
First
1996
Devel
and
general
series A
New
Div
series
6s
Orleans
first
gold
3'/bS
debentures
ASpokane
Standard
160%
Standard
Called
Oil
82%
130%
117
113%
8
89 %
95'A
110%
112 »/4
127
96%
-
91%
115%
91%
—
—
98%
96
92%
96
(Indiana)
115% 115%
3'/8s
debentures
debentures
1969
consol
83
12
23
115
106
106%
57
105% 106%
53
105
18
104%
100
—
*94
130
87%
84
84
83
1
,
100 »/2
100 JJ
128%
100
11
100;'ff 10042
9
—
—
100%
4'/2s
conv
first
91%
April
2013
1967
98%
98%
12
99
96%
1982—April-Oct
debentures 23/8s
1974
6
9<J%
June-Dec
91%
117%
3
97%
42
116% 118%
115% 118%
1,072
3%s
4s
series
3%s
debentures
Electric
97
&
debs
9J
I
1966
102
99%
2361—
1981_.
S
Central
1st mtge
first
71
1958
73
v
13
ioi7/«
3
100%
103%
32
103
106%
104
95
71
29
69%
60
97
68%
78
67%
76%
101
104%
99
102%
*100'A 100%
*94%
97%
2
106% 106%
*93
97%
103%
95
107
92%
*89
175%
90
__
98%
97%
152%
*182
98%
6
100% 100%
3
106% 107'A
228
99% 100
*100
90
997/a
103%
100
102%
106%
4
104
103%
99
101
102
—
79%
2%s
79%
May
1979
1971
79%
31
6
*91
Mar-Sept
Service 3'As
80%
79%
Jan-July
June-Dec
Public
94%
66
72
104%
Co—
RR
4s series A 2004
mortgage
71%
70%
Jan-July
mtge 4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
First
17
*102%
ApriZ-Oct
Gen
Wisconsin
99%
91'A
68%
68%
_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1960
4s
88
95%
103% 104%
104%
May-Nou
mortgage 3s
B
83
2
102'A 102%
May
1967
14
*96%
-Jan-July
1970—
86%
96%
102% 102%
102%
Jan-July
A
ser
88 Vo
84%
87
*91
Jan-July
1975
first
Co
Wisconsin
*93%
94%
97%
*—
Jan-July
78%
86%
74'/4
87
90
'
___
95
93%
—
93%
lUO'A
103 Vs
Y
96
a
ioi
not
Electric
Deferred
Included
97%
118'A
109%
96%
91%
—
*67
1967—Jan-July
1984
121%
7 5'A
105
8
93'A
91
91
Corp
3'As series C
Steel
conv
Wilson
105
89%
3%s
guaranteed
Pacific RR Co 3%s
income
Yonkers
April-Oct
Map-Nov
1976—Map-Nov
2361
Jan-July '
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
—Apr-Oct
Winston-Salem
104%
100%
119%
3'As
mtge
gen
First mortgage 3'As series D
102%
*119'/8
110
101
86%
registered
Wheeling
134%
15
Lighting
Shore
98
lOO^ 100 ^
100% 100 %
100 3^
104
107 %
*•—
96%
2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
SAlst mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
85
93%
21
105%
100
10
„
93'/b
93%
Map-Nov
94%
101%
100%
100
*107%
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—Map-NovElectric 3%s 1974
A
May-ZVou
Power
5s
90
130%
94%
—
*103
April-Oct
1995
debentures
conv
Westinghouse
107%
85%
——
Co
Penn
1st
100 %
„
*86%
1958
5s
*86
Penn
107
*100%
99%
—
*100
4s
107%
106
Jan-July
1985
conv
consolidated
—
—
*102% 103
1973—April-Oct
West
129%.
105
ref
Western
85%
106%
98%
99 %
*94
97%
106
101%
99'A
95 %
143
101%
92%
*„
West
119%
78%
114%
22
*—
General
95
106 %
106%
"4
130% 135
June-Dec
1979—June-Dec
West
101%
111
51
122% 125
115%
(N J)
91
1978—Mar-Sept
Westchester
135
94%
—
RR—
debs
gold
5s
RR
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
101%
90
83
_
Standard Oil
23As
first
Products
il
Vat.'
•
of America—
subord
conv
Walworth
163%
63%
*93 %
ApriZ-Oct
1983
Internal
Coil
156
~
85'/a
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
—May-Nop
2%s
85
1951
172%
135
156
Wabash RR Co—
96%
*97%
April-Oct
1956
A
1996
Northeastern
&
Joint
33As -1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
*140
Jan-July
C
151
152
*93%
103%
92
*92'%
April-Oct
1956
A
5s
*156
June-Dec
series
175
135
—
w
100
;
1956
Devel and general 6'/2s series
Memphis
June-Dec
First
103%
96%
I
Jan-July
mortgage 2'/4S series G 1961
Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
F
93
75%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Bouthern
Devel and general 4s
1951
fund mtge series C
First lien and ref mtge 3!As ser C
93%
>107%
Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
First
series
153
——
*140
1975—Mar-Sept
99%
*97%
91%',
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
27/8s
23/4s
93%
175
*140
Virginian Ry 3s series B
7a %
1973—June-Dec
1981—*
Mortgage
92
*92
June-Dec
97
94%
Bouthern Pacific RR Co—
First
93
99
90
*100%
103'/a
93
130
106'A
101%- 103%
■
"l
89
90
mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & Refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Dec
1st & ref mtge 3'As ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
100
v*
105%
104'A
1957—May-Nov
119
'
105%
—
■
*101'A 102%
90
-98%
101%
*104%
-
First
108%
112 V*
n
104%
96
"
*161
1947
gtd 4s series B
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
117
A' 96%
101
99
97
101 %
*101'A
*156
Western
1969
4'/2s
93%
Jan-July
Jan-July
conv
A
~8
97
*102'/a
Jan-July
Jan-July
Vandalia
100%
112
103
»—
90%
106
103'A
97
1951—June-Dec
A
and
14
99%
95
85%
13
103% 103%
103%
„Apr-Oct
i
1947
First
100 %
105
93
*93%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1985
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'/2s
Bouthern Pacific Co—
A
First
95
93
99%
111%
103'A
-April-Oct
100%
—
92%
103%
97%
■»
-May-Nov
91
5
1
—-
96%
97
103%
100%
4
-
Corp—
series
assented
08
200
87
86'A
-Feb-Aug
refund mtge 2%s ser E
and refund mtge 3s series F
and refund mtge 2%s ser G
99
*93%
April-Oct
Co—
1979
debentures
series
assented
■v.?
94'A
*105%
.May-ZVou
1973
97
101%
99%
108
107
♦96'/s
_Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1966-. April-Oct
1976
105%
*101
Jane-Dec
1982—
5s
debs
3'As
100%
*96%
Mar-Sept
gtd
debentures
debentures
98
__
*112
June-Dec
RR
fund
100
92'A
94%
94'A
108
April-Oct
90%
—
100
/
102
99%
100% 100 %
Map-Nov
_Jan-July
87
112% 112%
April-Oct
Shell Oil
2'/2s debentures
1971
April-Oct
jASiemens & Halske 0'/2s 1951
Mar-Sept
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
1941—Feb-Aup
Sinclair Oil Corp 3'/4s conv 1983
Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2'/4s debentures 1965
Jan-July
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
>%s 1976
Jane-Dec
South
—
47%
100
95 %
.Mar-Sept
-Jan-July
12
95%
*100%
1989—May-Nop
1966
f debs
s
2%s
88 %
*100
1974
Bervice Pipe Line 3.20s
Bouthern
94
•105%
1977
2'/2s
America
22
100
1989_Pan-July
1980
& Sons
debentures
94
97
*
June-Dec
1977
Works
3'As
Co—
B
debentures
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
RR
series
99
1968_June-Dec
gold 4s
Bt Paul Union Depot 3'/8s B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st
gtd 4s
Seaboard
98
1991—
C
1973
99
—
99%
May-NoP
certificates Nov
first
debs
81
~2
88
9
First and
1997
A
f
s
95%
88
99%
102%
Ry Co—
mortgage 4s series
ASecond
*93
99%
*
Mar-Sept
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
103%
—
*93
23
99%
86
68'A
474
6%s sinking
153
98%
287.
33
June-Dec
:
1970
1972
2%s
Vanadium Corp
April-Oct
Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold
gold 6s 1996
8econd
of
Steel
6%s
154%
103%
*99% 102%
sinking
3'As
127%
76%
28
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
s
Baguenay Power
1980
2%s debentures 1967
153%
125
—
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
2%s
1976
debs
S Rubber
100%
73'/a
—Map-Nov
4'As
Co
3%s
United
96%
r"'
V—
73%
Mar-Sept
Corp
f
105%
28%
impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Missouri 3%s
tr
debentures
s
U
*95%
June-Dec
1968
Car
Gas
100%
135%
101%
102% 103
u
& coll
4%s
171
125
„
.
May-Nov
1974
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
183 %
148
—
*174%
3%s
2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
98%
98%
95%
134
*93'A
Biscuit
United
101 %
*98
and
of
debentures
United
86%
98%
4
1971—Map-Nov
mtge
101
96%
6
98
*135
102%
1985—Jan-July
1st
98 %
98%
97 %
97
103
Pacific—
Orleans
ref
37
98 '/s
"
98
123
94
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
Union Tank
113
81%
Feb-Aup
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3'/is
82'/2
Apr'il-Ocf
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
lll7/8
1995—May-Nov
96%
100
100
*95
♦102%
debentures
3%s
1964
New
101% 102
June-Dec
E
ser
Refunding mortgage 2%s series
3
100%
of
2000-
112%
2
113% 113'%
Ave
Ohio Cent
2%s
99
102% 102%
Q
debentures
RR
5s
3%s
113%
1970—AprilrOct
1990—April-Oct
C
1st mtge 3'As 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs
3s conv debs 1975
Union Pacific RR—
105 %
143%
99
*94%
June-Dec
100
136
__
95
93%
97'A
—
101%
Jan-July
Map-Nov
Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
Adjustment income 5s Jan I960
April-Oct
3s
__
__
M
series
gold
refund
Union Electric Co
"
101% 101%
*138%
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
1st
101%
High
105%
93
95%
*._
*98'A
Aprll-Oct
Tri-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961.
*
May-Nop
Radio Corp of America
3'/2s conv
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Rheem
3%s
First
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983__April-Oct
Quaker Oats 2%s
3'/4s series B
Pacific
tAThird
100
100
:-;i.:
Co—
Low
103%
10
99
*94
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-NoP
2019
refund M
A
100
4s series C
refund
—
92%
—
impt M
and
Tol &
97
and
General and
110
—
100
1966_
1973
and
&
Texas
•105
100
Year 1P55
No.
High
104% 104%
Mar-Sept
First
Texas
Term
•II
1973
First
102»/»
98%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1972
debentures
Refund
101%
102
*105% 108
debs
3%s
Refund and impt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas Zfc New Orleans RR—
93%
98%
100
Mar-Sept
1977—Feb-Aup
1963—
debentures
and
Gas
108
•94% 100%
refunding mortgage 3'/4s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__Juue-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979-June-Dec
and
First
&
107%
100
Range lor
Bold
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
109 %
June-Dec
1984
Electric
2%s
109
108
*100
100
June-Dec
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
108
*90%
Chemical
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
103%
108 % 109
ApriZ-Oct
Bonds
Friday's
104
108 % 108%
Feb-Aug
First
general 4%s series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 23As 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3%s
First mortgage 3s 1983—
Stauffer
93
102%
—
or
Bid & Asked
Sale Prlee
Period '
Sunray
Ry—
1962—_
C
100 %
•105
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
B
2
•105
June-Dec
Week's Rang*
Last
Interest
Low
100%
103 %
101
•102%
May-ZVoo
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965__Jan-July
Pittsburgh Piate Glass 3s debs 1967_:
Avril-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
A
96%
93
1964_Mai/-Nov
RR—
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
General mortgage 5s series B
1975
General mortgage 3%s
series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
series
3
100% 100%
RECORD
13
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
1957—May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis
3%s
■':.
BOND
JANUARY
Year 1955
Low
High
No.
97
ENDED
Range for
Sold
High
WEEK
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
I960—_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-A«o
1st mtge
Friday's
Ry
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
FOR
Week's Range
in
delivery
the
included
Light & Power 2%s 1976 .Jan-July
in
sale
year's
range,
the
year's
§Negotiability impaired
123%
tCompanles
1,135
the Bankruptcy
1971—Map-Nov
92 %
92%
20
Jan-July
89%"
94%
96%
96%
•Friday's
15
95
99%
ABonds
reported
Act,
bid
or
and
selling
as
included
not
n
in
the
Under-tlie-rule
range,
y
92
year's
sale
not included In the
year's
Odd-lot
e
93%
nol
r Cash
range,
sale
salt
Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership,
securities assumed by such companies.
asked prices; no sales being transacted
flat.
d Ex-interest,
range,
or
reorganized
during
current
under Section
'•
■
77 oZ
week.
■.
■'
■.
■
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
In the
YEARLY
following extensive list we furnish a complete
report of the transactions
Jan. 9, 1958, and ending
Friday, Jan. 13.
It is compiled from the
whether stock
or
bond
in
which
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
\
Acme Aluminum
-JAcme Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
Alloys
10
Stores
Inc
occurred
Supply Manufacturing
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth
during the
Air
Associates Inc
Way Industries
Inc
ENDED
JANUARY
page
33,
Exchange
for
the week
13
.
Shares
Friday
for Week
High
Last
STOCKS
Range for Year 1955
Low
6%
2,100
4%
Jan
28%
28%
250
27%
Nov
8'A
8%
1,900
55/a Mar
1,700
3%
High
7%
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
Dec
Ajax
33
Jan
Alabama
Gas
10
Sep
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Petroleums
beginning Monday,
Corp——
Southern
3%
5
~9%
"9%
2,100
97/a
9%
9
9%
73A
Oct
14% July
123A Jan
7%
7%
2,200
7%
Dec
10
All
24%
24%
Sep
900
133A
Jan
35%
Feu
?
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
Shares
Low
Range for Year 1955
Low
High
High
tt
6,400
%
Jan
36%
37%
4,600
27'/a
Jan
38'A
166%
50
Jan
165%
Dec
100
37
%
Mar
105%
Jan
400
5
May
8%
Sep
165
140
1
Apr
Nov
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
2,100
7%
——2
50
v
of Prices
%
50c
Ltd
3%
1
see
WEEK
l
(N J)
footnotes
Range
of Prices
3%
•
common
Inc
For
FOR
3
Manufacturing
Air
Airfleets
_l
Stock
the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
current year.
Sales
6%
1
Aero
Week's
Low
1
common
RECORD
American
the
report of
dealings have
any
RANGE
American Stock
on
■
~9%
Aug
7% Mar
Dec
6%
8
Jan
July
AlasKa
Amer
Airlines
preferred
Inc
100
dep rets Amer shares
American
Alleghany
Engineering Co
Corp
warrants
10c
6%
"6%
"6'A
44%
1
43%
44'A
Jan
51
Sep
8%
8%
9
600
5%
Jan
10
Oct
5%
5%
6
5,400
4%
Jan
900
36%
7% July
30
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 16, 1956
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Alles
Fisher
&
Allied
Artists
5%%
Allied
Allied
Internat'l
Allied
Products
Aluminum
Ambrook
Industries
American
Book
Hard
Rubber
American
Maracaibo
American
Co
Jan
2va
2%
2%
16,400
2
5%
Jan
12%
1,000
9% Mar
15%
Sep
14
19
Feb
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
8
Dec
Carey Baxter &
Feb
Carnation
4.
Jan
6% May
Jan
13% May
800
12%
Sep
Jan
500
35%
83%
Jan
40%
1%
114
61%
1,100
25
814
8
7% Oct
32
—2.40
Feb
Aug
17%
Dec
Cessna Aircraft Co
Jan
22%
Nov
Chamberlin
7%
Dec
10
Dec
Charis
5%
4
10%
Jan
17%
Dec
Dec
15
Nov
Chicago
11
6,700
8%
Sep
13%
Dec
3%
Jun
2ft Oct
200
150
8%
107
25%
24
25%
1,700
22%
31%
31%
32%
20 %
9,400
18%
50
107% 107%
.—100
5
Sep
13%
Jan
111%
27%
13,700
19%
ft
Apr
Chief
1,200
Oct
Sep
14% May
Clark
Clary
Apr
5%
Sep
Sep
109% May
8%
American
dep rets
A
Tel
(ex
&
$43
Coast
2,200
18'A Jan
34% Aug
Line
1 %
1%
45 %
46
19%
20%
7,000
10%
10
10%
5,400
\
Automatic Steel Products Inc—
1
1
4%
•
3,503
400
3%
4%
300
4%
3%
3%
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Voting Machine——
Automatic
1%
700
100
16
16
1%
41
Nov
Aug
15'A Jan
2%
55
Jan
Jun
24% Mar
Hosiery Co
Products
Farm
Oils
Co
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
9%
9%
914
lc
38%
3
11,800'
900
Co
39%
Baldwin
Rubber common
Baldwin
Securities
Banco
de
los
Gas
4%
Feb
Consolidated
18%
Sep
Continental
Oil
Refractories
Basin
Oil
Ltd
♦
Bell
1
Belock
Instrument
Benrus
l
Bohack
Corp
50c
(H C)
9%
1,200
7%
Feb
16'A
Apr
4%
Oct
6
6%
26,803
19%
20%
4,600
9%
9%
230
7%
2%
2%
400
5%
19%
•
5%
500
"
Co
17%
Jan
50%
50%
200
45%
Apr
17%
18%
5,400
11 %
Sep
22%
Dec
X9%
18
30% July
53% July
9%
1,100
9%
Dec
10%
11%
450
Nov
13%
303
9
9%
3,300
23%
25 %
3,600
12%
12%
12%
1,530
8%
8
8%
1,700
44
47
2,300
101
30
8
8
Corp
•
common
British
American
British American
Oil
•
;
*
British
10s
American
Brown
•
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
preferred
Co
Bruck Mills Ltd
class B
B
S
7%
2%
800
2%
Jan
3%
6%
Dec
5%
Jan
Oil
6%
22,900
25
26
Feb
27%
Aug
35'%
50
25
Jan
34%
Dec
35%
37%
18,300
Son
7%
100
1
14%
14%
10,400
18%
19%
32,300
18%
19
1,200
7%
600
14%
157«
4,000
28
"
12%
23%
23
4,200
12%
100
23%
2,000
7%
7%
774
400
10%
10%
10%
103
974
19%
common——
convertible class A
25c
40%
Dec
6%
Jan
8%
Dec
Jan
8% July
2%
10
900
4%
Jun
38%
Dec
2%
7 59
Cable
Product's
10c
common
9% May
14%
Jar.
16
Mar
7
July
13%
Jun
13%
Sep
4% July
xl2
19
July
19% July
20 % July
Feb
8
16%
Feb
27
Dec
5
Jun
Dec
15%
Sep
22%
Apr
25%
Jan
7%
Jan
10% July
9% Nov
8% Mar
11
Jan
10%
Jan
2,600
16%
Jan
21%
Sep
ft
23,200
%
Dec
%
Jan
5%
2,100
3%
Dec
6%
3,900
4%
Jan
2%
6% Aug
7% Jun
274
1,100
2%
Nov
5%
Jan
100
7%
Nov
13%
Jan
%
4%
8%
Eastern
California
Aviation
Electric
•
Inc
10c
Power
2
_50c
*
8%
174
2
4%
21
4%
14 %
5
20%
22
65,800
1%
Sep
2%
Apr
400
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
12,100
"2 ft
Jan
27%
5,200
July
li? July
3%
Feb
8%
5%
Nov
5% Jan
35% Mar
48% July
Dec
20%
16
200
ft
Jan
18%
Sep
ft
Jan
17%
Dec
4,600
%
8%
4,300
7
5%
3,700
5%
Oct
66 %
71%
9,500
45 %
May
7%
2,500
7%
7
7%
8'A
20%
8%
Oct
16% July
20% Aug
9 % July
Oct
8
Jun
73% Sep
Dec
10
Nov
8%
300
6'A
Jan
13%
Sep
23,100
13%
Sep
17%
Dec
30%
600
25 %
Feb
32
Sep
2%
500
2%
.Tan
14%
1,250
13%
Dec
2%
2%
14%
7
21%
20
28%
*
14
Inc
17%
2.50
3%
Jun
24% Mar
18
175
15
Dec
~19 %
Dec
4
Dec
50c
common
3
2%
3%
27.200
1%
Nov
5
Co
Oil
W
C
Daitch
15
13%
15%
68,800
9%
Jan
1374
Dec
44
44%
150
17%
Feb
46 %
Dec
57,000
1%
Nov
2%
Dec
6%
Sep
9
Sep
•
2
1%
1%
%c
vtc
2.50
common
11
4
(Mo)
5%
5
Crystal Dairies Inc
800
f5%
Dec
14%
Oct
Dec
25% Aug
Davidson
Day
Brothers
2.50
Inc
Dejay Stores
18
18%
1,909
10%
Jan
24
16%
15%
16%
1,300
14%
Jan
18 Yg
8%
8%
8%
803
0 72
Oau
1%
lft
2,700
1%
Nov
5%
574
200
5%
Dec
6 74
Dec
1,400
22 Vb
Jan
30%
Nov
10c
Rubber Co
Dennison
„
1
.
Mines Inc
Dayton
18
1
Davenport Hosiery Mills
35
class A
5
30
—
5%
50c
common
Mfg class A common
27%
29
29
July
L2 M
Jan
iJtp
2% Aug
Jan
36
Oct
'
debenture
100
143
;
Jan
155
May
Detroit
Gasket
1
16%
16 'A
300
16 %
Dec
Detroit
Gray Iron Foundry
1
2%
2%
1,109
2%
Sep
4 % Mar
Hardware
1
5%
5
6
4,409
3
Jan
6%
Sep
10
29%
29
33%
Feb
25c
lft
Detroit Steel
&
Manufacturing
Mfg
Distillers
Co
American
Co
Products
Devon-Leduc Oils
;
Ltd
Dome
Exploration
1
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile
Chemical
Co
Ltd
7ft
•
18%
15%
209
12%
Jan
7%
43,300
4%
Jun
4%
18
Jun
Dec
6%
Jan
19
18%
13
19%
13%
Jan
25^4 Au'/a
4,200
15%
Apr
1.900
10 ye
Apr
20% Aug
1378 Jun
8%
8%
,8%
500
6%
9
Oct
14%
13'4
14%
3,100
11%
Dec
15%
Jan
36%
36%
25
32%
Sep
35% July
7% May
•
10
•
1
•
4%
5
5
3,703
4%
Jan
100
25%
34
34
39%
38%
40%
1.699
26%
24%
27 %
13%
13
14 %
44
45
150
53%
59%
600
—
Jan
31
36
Jan
45
12,209
19%
Jan
12,409
26% July
7%
Oct
15%
39:/2 Mar
47%
Sep
50
Oct
58%
Feb
17% Mar
ord
9%
9%
5,800
9%
Dec
3ft
9%
101
reg
Sulphur & Potash Co
Apr
7
27%
1,450
Sep
26
Oct
32%
Jan
21 Vb
22,700
13 %
Oct
22%
Oct"
44'A Mar
Eastern
3ft Sep
7ft Feb
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern
States
Nov
Jun
Dec
3%
400
3%
Nov
"6%
6
e%
2,090
4%
Jun
9%
July
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
8'A
Jan
25
Dec
Oct
36%
Dec
"
22%
37 %
8%
22
24
34%
37%
5,300
7%
8V8
24,700
550
25
9%
Feb
Dec
33
.
Ltd—
rets
5
Apr
Laboratories—
1
Co
dep
'
10
Co
Rubber
,
1
Co
(The)
6
•
32.50
(Allen B)
American
?■:
•
Inc
Harris
Dunlop
Oct
15%
2ft Jun
Ltd
Co
Drilling & Exporation Co
Power
Jun
common
Douglas Oil Company
Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common..
Duke
Jan
1%
Dec
7.50
&
preferred
•Driver
28%
16,500
3%
15%
2.50
•
Ltd
Bridge Co Ltd
dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
$2
2,100
lft
6s 8d
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
30%
lft
18%
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Diversey (The) Corp
600
Dynamics
4%%
•
$7
•
16
1
614
6%
6%
8,100
pfd—10
5% Mar
24%
24%
25%
4,800
17% Mar
33.
Apr
16%
42
5%
•
~2ft
page
1%
£1
1
5% May
For footnotes see
4,209
41%
Oct
Duval
15% July
23,900
partic
6% Mar
14% Feb
15%
Jan
Jan
6ft
Ltd
Jan
9%
11%
6
Canadian Petrofina
5%
19%
7,600
~1% Oct"
~2ft
700
2
7%
14% 14-%
300
10c
Dec
6 %
2 %
6 Vb
6%
2
•
12,400
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
4%
13%
1
lft
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge & dock co Dca
Jun
300
Co
34%
6
1%
500
Duiham Hosiery class B common
Duro Test Corp common
1%
l'i
2,900
2,600
Duraloy
5%
•
3%
12%
Dec
34%
common
Feb
3%
15%
Dec
19%
Cement Co Ltd
9%
3%
20%
4%
26%
6%%
preference..
20
Canada Southern petroleums Ltd vtc„1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd—
2
5% .Nov
Oct
19%
23 %
•
Co Ltd.
2,300
15%
Aug
19%
1
Bread
6%
11%
xl0% Mar
12
May
~~
Canada
6%
15%
3 %
14
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
40% Jun
%
12%
18,300
5
Canada
29% Mar
1,70)
1.300
Sep
Sep
4%
4%
Camden
Insurance
5.7J3
Jan
Jan
July
12%
6
25c
Dow
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Fire
37%
1
ft Aug
Dec
1174
1
partic
Common
Super Corp (new)
Electric
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
"A"
Manufacturing Co
Liquidating Corp
DuMont
C & C
14%
Detroit
19%
ft
514
31%
11%
1
common
Lighting
8%
Dec
Feb
6%
3s 6d
1
Apr
26
'
12%c
Corporation
200
2ft
—
10
Inc
26
9% July
6%
C- ry-
7%
1914
9%
Oct
Dec
8% Mar
2,500
25
15%
9
American dep rets ord shares
Byrd
8
6%
—
19%
Oct
12%
Fed
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burroughs (J P) &
Burry Biscuit Corp
C
Dec
2ft
—
18%
2.50
Curtis
5%
I.50c
_
Nov
Jan
«
preferred
11
3 %
1
60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
May
Oil
Sugar
Tobacco
Curtis
300
*
Company common
Buckeye Pipe Line.
Budget Finance Plan common
Cuban-Venezuelan
27%
1
2.50
F
Dec
6%
7%
1414
l
common
50%
35%
37%
10
common
Bruce (E L) Co
Cuban
27%
1
common
Distillers
Apr
5%
7%
674
£1
1
Company
Brown Forman
4%
7%
—
£1
common
14%
2 %
2%
10a
dep rets ord reg
British Columbia Power
Nov
Apr
Celanese Ltd—
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Atlantic
3
Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
American
4%
4%
•
common
Co
Cuban
Cuban
103
8
20
Jan
ill%
5
.
preferred
Apr
Jan
13%
12% Aug
8% May
Oct
10c
Jan
900
reg)
common
9%
8%
(ord
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil & Land Co common
8%
99'A
37
12
1
Crown
Dec
34% Aug
Ja*
Dec
4
11%
•
Internat'l
$1.12
9%
10 Vb
*
common.
Jan
6%
9
37
5
New
.100
24
Crown
Jun
Jan
•,
receipts
Petroleum
New
Jun
27% Aug
6,600
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Cent Petroleum (Md)
Cork
18%
22%
700
1.50
Ltd—
dep
Jan
•
Beverage Corp
American
Creole
23
*
Courtaulds
Jun
9%
5%
*
5c
Inc
Cott,
14%
22%
•
& Reynolds common
preferred class A
$1
24%
10 %
i0c
Co
Mines
6%
101
Breeze
11
Gold
5%
46
Bridgeport Gas Co__
Brtllo Manufacturing Co
B
Jan
6'A July
12% Feb
10%
1
Inc
Corroon
Jan
101
Brazilian Traction L'ght & Pwr ord—_•
Dec
Jan
8%
11%
20c
Jan
14%
prior cumulative preferred__100
Borne Scrymser
Co
5
Bourjois Inc
1
Foote Gear Works Inc
5%
809
*
Brad
3% May
Dec
13,700
nya
5%%
Jan
4%
17%
•
common
2'/a
22%
9%
•
23% Aug
11% Feb
20%
3
& Co common
Dec
7
Dec
12% Mar
16
21 %
1
Gorham class A
(S)
8%
1
common
common
Blumenthal
Jan
25
common
Watch, Co Inc
Black Starr &
Dec
2li>
1
common.
Telephone of Canada
Blauner's
10'A
Dec
50o
*
Inc
Dec
lft
6
1
Inc
Bickford's
6%
5,803
20o
Beau-Brummell Ties common—.
Beck (AS) Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft
100
1%
1
Inc
Company
Bearings
7
lft
8%
50c
Basic
A
Class
Coro
7
l|f
,
Ltd
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Barium Steel Corp.
Class
14
1,800
4%
•
Distillery Ltd—
votings
non-voting
Cornucopia
Feb
3,800
10%
1.25
Corp
Continental Commercial Corp
Jun
6
American shares
Banff
12%
July
49%
10%
Uranium
29% July
4% Jun
11
Nov
5 ya
1
Jan
Aug
Nov
10%
Car-Na-Var
Jan
3
7%
1,100
14%
Engineering—1
Jan
1% July
32%
7%
Aviation &
3%
Jan
Dec
4% Au«
109
21%
Feb
7
13% Mar
12%
509
74
8%
7%
Continental
15%
16,9Jd
Dec
46
J-/4 iviar
20%
lo
Inc
Paint & Varnish
Dec
•
Royalty Oil
Lines
Dec
9%
500
7%
—
8%
Sep
1 % Mar
27% Mar
20%
Continental
1,300
2
8%
1
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
(H)
4%
2
500
2,900
49
4%
2%
650
9
9%
9%
10c
Utilities
Consolidated
Air
874
47
37
11% Mar
4,900
Mar
36%
37
3%
Apr
8
3C%
Oct
16%
21
50c
Electric Corp
Electrodynamics Corp
Jan
3%
3%
Sep
1
Diesel
Consolidated
Corby
16
1,800
1
_
Jan
15%
1
lo
Corp
Andes—
10,400
40
50c
:
3%
9%
Jun
.
1956'
2'A
is
Dec
29%
1
1965
Cook
9
9%
1
ft
609
9
10
to
14% Mar
B
Class A
9,000
1
30s
Service
to
Feb
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
27%
1
ext
5
21
94% Mar
Sep
400
1
ext
Jan
Dec
Oct
24%
•
ordinary.
Public
13%
8%
16% Mar
73
48
Continental
Axe Science & Electronic——
12% Mar
1,159
4
20
10c
vtc
Equipment
Sand & Stone Co
Nov
9%
2,500
25 %
•
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol
15%
79
24%
..5
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Consol
14 %
77 %
24%
9% Mar
Commodore Hotel Inc
19%
15 %
79
Nov
Community
4514
Aug.
2ft Jan
Apr
Dec
July
1
Corp warrants—
Atlas Plywood Corp
1%
4%
May
•
Co
Atlas
7
11 h
6%
8
Nov
6%
5% Mar
5,009
13
106%
5% Aug
500
7.200
Jan
Feb
2,303
4,709
6%
Dec
99%
6
6%
lft
—
4%
1% Jan
70
57a
e%
—
17
4%
'
Jan
Oct
6%
5,100
106%
Dec
4%
3,900
106
27%
11,500
16%
Vtc
paid on
*
22 '53)—•
Apr
28%
6%
Vtc
div
16%
26
27%
Sep
4%
8%
1
Nov
16%
2%
Fen
46 34
1
5%
4%
Jan
1
—
2%
5
38
1
Co
4%
•
—1
17
37%
Caribbean
Colonial
Jan
%
Aluminum
Coastal
Jan
12
15
36%
& Lambert Manufacturing
Clinehfield Coal Corp common
Tel—
arrear
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
23%
£1
reg
___
CI
22%
Industries—
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associate Laundries of America
Associated
37
Nov
98
90
955
%
Colon Development
Colonial Airlines
24% Mar
82
~9%
37%
Cockshutt
3,300
75%
Sep
81
~9%
9%
5
Dec
34%
Jan
—1
Dec
7%
Dec
23%
92% Aug
8% Mar
80
80
5
Clayton
33%
ft Mar
12%
Dec
Mining
Stamping
Claussner
Apr
Nov
8% Mar
25
430
11
4
Manufacturing Co
38%
32
11
10
Corporation
19%
22%
—2~50
Electric
7
ft
Machine
&
Controller
Clarostat
Club
107
Rivet
Auto
Feb
*7%
14,200
Jan
2.50
Consolidated
City
Apr
Dec
33%
8
4%
1
Cherry-Burreil common
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc
13%
9%
18,700
1
700
4
6% Mar
10
500
914
Oct
10
America
6,600
4
3%
2
Ltd
314
109% 110
•
Associate
Co
13%
4
7,500
10
common
Charter Oil
Oct
Jan
100
10o
common—
of
Co
Corp
9% Mar
Jan
6
*
preference
14%
_i
—1
„.
Nov
Convertible
Nov
14%
5% Mar
8,700
1
preferred
4%
13
Jan
7%
18%
Co—
Central Power & Light 4% pfd_
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Jan
—.5
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
3.50%
Jan
July
Corp..
series
$1.50
Power
4%
—1
—
Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
10%
40
Maine
10%
10%
pfd—100
Fuel
Oct
Illinois Secur
preference
Feb
9%
Central
Conv
Apr
3%
15% Mar
87e
3
Central
Jan
"9%
47s
13%
3%
700
5%
13%
3ft
14V«
1,800
1
Apr
Sep
%
ft Oct
1
Explorers Ltd
21% July
6,60)
6%
17 %
Central
Sep
6%
5%
5%
6%
16%
6%
Sep
14%
1,400
500
62%
600
~8%
%
Jan
23%
8%
5%
*
10
Corp of America
16%
15%
lo
1
common
37%
15,000
Jun
116
2s 6d
& Co
(A M)
850
16
15
142%
Oct
4%
Jan
4V4
Nov
Jan
3%
Dec
16
10 %
116
110
3%
Jun
15%
Jan
170
1
30
Aug
Aug
12% Dec
190
C'enco Corporation
29%
1,200
903
Oct
42%
20,100
9%
8%
34
Apr
125%
9%
123
1 %
Apr
9
5,300
U J»iy
41 Jun
50
Oct
111% 112%
91/2
125%
•
dep rets B ord
W> Co common
(J
Catalin
Jan
4'4
—1
Argus Cameras Inc
Carter
Nov
17%
39%
pfd
1.800
11%
11%
1%
24%
200
.11%
*
Light $5
ft
27%
1
Kennedy Inc
&
2
212
5
—12.50
common
common
Casco Products
Castle
COO
29
6c
vtc—
Ltd
American
Feb
800
8%
15%
2
Manufacturing Co__
Nov
10% July
33
Co
Power
33% May
20o
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
15%
Jan
Jun
6%
28
38%
4.75
Angostura-Wupperman
9% Mar
30
Minerals
Producers
Carreras Ltd—
Dec
28
9
38%
5
;
25%
27%
5
I
100 % May
Jan
21%
9,200
1%
29
2Bo
Anglo Amer Exploration Ltd
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Apex-Electric
100
300
5
class A
shares.—
300
13%
13%
32
61%
3
Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
300
Mar
95
27
2
Writing Paper common
Anacon Lead
1,250
24%
1
27%
•
Company
97%
25
Incorporated
Arkansas
a
1
IVa
1
pfd
American Thread 5% preferred
American Tractor Corp
Arkansas
21
Oil
1%
20
25
Meter Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American Seal-Kap common
"A"
lye July
Canso
13%
25
Co.
Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Oil
18,600
Sep
30%
31
1
Co
American
Amurex
1%
7%
13%
•
American Laundry
AMI
lft
Mar
24%
100
American
American
Jan
1
4
96%
25o
Beverage common
American
5%
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
2 ft
11,;
2ft Oct
Canso
6,703
Carolina
97%
pfd
11
SAmerican Bantam Car Co common—1
Range for Year 1955
nigh
2,200
3%
conv
High
4%
34
•
Inc__—
Air Filter 5%
American
Low
13 %
3514
100
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing.
Aluminum Industries common
Shares
11%
13%
1
for Week
"5%
Investing cap stock—1
(Mich) common
Sale Frice
Par
Canadian Williston
Sale*
Range
oi Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1955
Low
High
of America—
Co
cumulative
$3.75
1
Week's
Friday
9 %
10
Co Inc
13
STOCK8
4%
5%
11 %
1
Corp
preferred
convertible
Control
Shares
High
1
common
Pictures
JANUARY
"5%
4'A
i
Allegheny Airlines Inc
of Prices
Low
Par
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Range
Las*
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sep
28% July
$6
Corp
of
Gas & Fuel
Assn
10
16"%
15%
17
—100
79%
78%
79%
25
32%
31%
33
630
1
23%
23%
24
2,300
common
prior preferred
Iron
Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B—
■astern Sugar Associates—
I
Common shares of beneficial lnt
$2 preferred
1
America
1
57,900
9%
1,200
63%
28
17%
187
•
•
6%
176'A
187
25
172
176
176%
350
160
Sep
Jan
9"a May
16
Dec
Jan
81%
Sep
Mar
37 %
Jun
Apr
May
May
2614 Jun
195
Mar
181%
Feb
Apr
1
17%
17%
400
16%
Sep
21%
30
23%
23%
200
21%
Jan
25
May
Volume 183
Number 5499
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
...
(235)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Frlday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Elder Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
ElectroData
Low
l
common
®6
1
141/3
14'
14,/
173/3
173/3
common
1
America
1
El-Tronics
Inc
pfd
convertible
1
Erie
Forge
0%
&
cum
5
Steel
1st
Corp
14%
8%
9%
10%
27%
5
108
Aug
11
Dec
Israel-Mediterranan
Apr
30%
5%
18%
1%
lft
Ys
%
230
Sep
13
13
5%
Dec
Jerry
Dec
Jan
9% Aug
6% Sep
Fargo Oils Ltd—
Fire
Association
Firth
Sterling
Flshman
(M
Ford
Tiger
Motor
Co
Line
of
May
2}ff Oct
4%
1
%
13
2%
2%
2%
Jan
1%
Nov
56%
1
Oct
18% Mar
(Peter)
A)
10
Oct
1%
Jun
31%
Jan
3
Sep
July
66% July
6% Apr
6 7*
Power
Co
Mfg
5%
ord
>4.60
Gerity
(A C)
2 700
102%
512
160
Jan
198
16,000
3%
Jan
104%
Sep
Sep
Feb
14% Mar
34% July
109% Apr
6
6
100
3% Mar
5%
9%
200
2
5% May
1% Oct
8
300
V
2
__
>'
2%
1500
2
3% Jan
16% Oct
19% May
40%
39%
40%
3 003
33 %
18%
17%
18%
1,500
17% Dec
3%
20
2%
'
3%
15$
_
2%
•
1
6
Aug
3
Dec
108% July
5% Jan
108 %
Feb
105*4 Feb
Aug
111
1030
6%
2%
10 630
Dec
7%
15%
200
Oct
4%
Nov
Jan
8%
5ft Oct
-
15%
Jan
11% Mar
Mar
Jan
35%
11%
Jan
10%
l'400
10%
Dec
Maine
21
15%
21
20
Jan
24% Oct
2% Feb
2
1%
300
2
2,003
1% Jan
54
46%
54
1,493
51
690
40% Sep
40
Apr
57
44%
80%
81
20
75%
Sep
88
1%
Jan
1
__
16%
16%
1,800
3%
3%
3%
187%
325
8
•
Oils
187%
184
135%
Ltd
1%
1
1%
4ft
50c
15%
9c
5
common
1%
Jan
i?9
8%
2"%
3,500
9%
1%
2
15%
200
11
Mar
8%
Dec
224
Jan
141
Dec
Nov
Sep
Dec
20% July
5% Feb
Nov
8ft Sep
703
15%
Dec
July
July
3%, Jan
May
9%
8,003
11%
1
133%
98,400
11
....
179
8,403
4%
9%
1
Jun
30% May
13% Mar
100
16%
4%
15
9%
1%
Oct
500
135% 138
1
Feb
74% Fell
5,600
Co
Mar
4%
Dec
18% Jan
12%
11%
Oct
14% Mar
15%
Dec
55% Mar
_•
Lamp Co
62%
Nov
Light
Co
Helena
*
&
common
Co
1
100
10c
1
preferred
Inc
10
2.50
Hofmann Industries Inc
5
Holly
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common
Class
200
1
Nov
4%
603
37/a
Nov
4%
303
2%
3
51^
57/3
22,003
5%
Oct
43%
45%
Ltd
21
Hardart
Baking Co
&
Hardart
common
•
5 %
preferred
Oil
Inc common—
Refining
capital
stock
Jan
21%
8
Jan
9
Mar
1,900
6
6%
13
__
4
13%,^'.
500
3%
4%
23%
22%
24 %
7,900
3%
2%
3%
Oct
Oct
5%
34%
35
11%
-
12%
3%
3,003
2,709
15% Mar
2%
400
xl7
9%
5
11
6%
Feb
Dec
Dec
Mar
NOV
Oct
13
12%
Dec
Jan
54
55
50
47%
Jan
137
20% May
60
Dec
80
134%
Dec
149% Jun
20%
104
•
490
117% 125%
3,200
9
22
5
5
5
203
9
2,809
22
8%
20
2,900
32%
4
7%
Mfg
Metal
Textile
Corp
6%
common
2.50
13%
£1
reg
6l»e
15%
11%
13%
(Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
Industrial Enterprises Inc
*
Internationa;
50c
5
1
Cigar Machinery
•
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum
capital stock.*
sPe
page
33.
6 r.
6J.
29 090
'
395/3
13103
\\y,
39%
10
111/,
'mn
79
5%
36
10%
8
pfd__10o
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
International Breweries Inc
9200
'
Imperial Oil
ok
96%
ian
"53/3
"5
__
55/
106% 110
91:.
gi/8
_
28%
Jan
12%
12%
11%
Dec
14%
Dec
30
Oct
37%
Jan
-.1
Feb
15%
Sep
Mid-West
Midwest
93/.
_
5570
Vann
m'snn
'
8tt
Jun
42%
Jan
12% July
9
Sep
Jun
Jan
99%
Jan
26% Aug
8% Feb
4%
Jan
99%
Jan
8%
30%
30,500
Dec
20% Jan
Feb
24% May
1,500
Jan
126%
Jun
9%
Oct
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
47%
47%
25
92
92%
125
68
Mar
102%
15%
15%
10)
13
Jan
18 %
1%
1,600
:
■
Z'
1%
■
18
18
106%
18
1%
Dec
Dec
Oct
3% Mar
Oct
200
13 % Mar
20%
13,000
96% 106%
''
48
43% July
70% May
101%
Jun
Nov
39%
39%
150
28%
Jan
12%
12%
13%
3,100
10 %
Aug
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Nov
6
Apr
17%
17%
17%
1,400
17% Dec
20
May
31%
32
■
41
May
14% Feb
4%%
Co
Missouri
(E
com
9%
13%
Jan
19% Aug
20 %
Nov
27%
Dec
32%
33%
<1,100
24%
Oct
33%
Dec
21%
23
27
28%
5'%
43,100
%
9%
5%
2,500
11% Mar
23
Dec
1,700
21%
Feb
29%
Dec*'
4,800
5 %
May
7%
7%
Feb
13%
Jan
62%
Sep
Jan
13
Feb
12,000
12%
11%
12%
44%
43%
46
6,700
9%
10
700
9%
10%
10
..1
Co
9%
-1
1
6%
27
8%
Jan
Dec
2,100
5
May
6%
900
11%
Jan
15%
1
1%
1%
1%
23,400
18
Oct
1%
Feb
%
16%
8%
9%
5,000
7%
Sep
8%
Feb
16%
17%
11%
11%
12
&
12%
8
300
13
500
16
8%
8%
23%
17%
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
31%
Dec
1,000
6%
Jan
2,100
24
21%
Nov
pfd
~5%
5%
6
35
23
22%
23 %
2,000
12%
12%
12%
1,400
50
*
l
1%
1%
1%
24%
26%
6,500
101
B—100
A
176%
30
•
43
44%
125
x9%
9%
200
3%
"33/4
100
10c
—
19%
100
127%
Inc
1
50c
Oct
31%
Sep
Aug /
103% July /
Oct
108
Mar
Jan
107
Nov
41
5% July
Apr
165% Mar
178
19%
20
46% July
7%
Jan
12
Dec
5%
3% Mar
3%
Oct
Jan
23%
Jan
Jan
146%
Sep
2%
Dec
1,000
19
550
127% 128%
116
July i
Jan
2%
2%
2%
28,200
1%
Apr
27%
27%
27%
300
25%
Apr
11%
Corp
lo
Inc
11%
10%
11%
3,400
7
Jun
35%
35
353/4
200
31
May
39
4%
,1 Sep
4,400
Dec
7
Jan
4%
4%
15
4%
Dec
15
15%
4%
400
1
Co..
common
16%
1
Brewing Co (Mich)
National Mfg & Stores common
National
Petroleum
National
Presto
1
Oct
17%
4%
Jan
6%
Oct
16%
1,300
15%
Dec
27%
Jan
3%
3%
8,200
2%
Jan
3%
4
3%
Dec
4% July
5% Apr
16 % May
4%
5
3%
—
16
25c
4%
3%
1% Mar
3%
11
4 1*
11%
106,300
11
1,303
10% Mar
12%
1
19%
18%
19%
1,900
17%
Nov
33%
Oct
10
29%
29%
29%
5,400
19%
Apr
29%
Dec
24
23%
25
1,500
24%
Jan
30
Sep
34%
1%
_3%
Sep
-
Steel
Telefilm
Transit
common—„1
Ltd
Car
National
—;
Associates
1
Electric Corp..
National U. S. Radiator Corp w
common
Nestle Le Mur Co
New Bristol
Oils
♦
1
common
Ltd——_
3%
1
12%
Dominion Oil Ltd——40c
New England Tel & Tel
100
50c
Haven
New
&
Watch
preferred
conv
36%
Clock
Min & Chem Co.
Jersey
Zinc—
New Mexico & Arizona Land
Co—
4%
5
Jan
2,900
>
2%
Nov
4% July
7,100
3%
Aug ■;
5% Aug
4% July
3%
21,800
12
12%
4,800
10%
Oct
12%
34%
1/300
21
Feb
34%
Dec
4%
Sep
7%
Jan
1%
Dec
2
Dec
2%
1
___1
Jan
33%
5
New British
New
5
30c
1
,
Dec
26%
10c
common
National Union
Neptune Meter
Feb
2
Industries Inc—.
National Research Corp
National Rubber Machinery
Products
700
1
Ltd
14
500
12% Mar
1
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling
;
30% Mar
N
Nachman
Namm-Loeser's
,
Dec
Jun
3%
—
2.50
2% May i
lft Dec
22 %
40
104
l
Apr
3%
--.
common
July
Aug
15%
100
4
States Tel & Tel
107 %
98
176
l
26
Nov
Dec
104
♦
Products
Jun
Feb
6% July
6% Sep
36% Jun "
12%
*
class A
Mills
Jan
200
100% 101
104
100
class
Dec
17%
17,200
26%
100
Jan
34
9%
33
102%
1
series
com
35
~
5%
2,000
35
100
preferred
preferred
Co
3% Mar
50
common..
19% Mar
Oct
Oct
26%
8%
24
•
Light 5%
Oct
9%
j
50c
Nov
Dec
12%
9,800
•
5
Service
Metal
6%
6%
.50
2.50
50c
Vernon-Woodberry
TV
Dec
100
14,300
23
25c
%C
cumulative preferred
SMuntz
9 %
16%
26%
5%
common
Public
Clemens
9%
Jan
5% Aug
11% July
24%
28
Moody Investors participation pfd
Morris Plan Corp of America
6%
45
25%-
.10
common
Monroe Loan Society
Montgomery Ward &
Mt
Dec
33%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
Mt
32% Nov
16%
convertible preferred
Pwr
Jan
300
4ft Jan
-.5
5
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota
19
37
—
•
Co
Refineries
Wohl
New Idria
31% Sep
6%
8
15%
*
Abrasive
Mid-West
Miller
25% Aug
Feb
Jan
300
7
4%
4% Mar
92%
v
1
Piping
National
Oct
Aug
5,600
~7 Ya
7
__
Micromatic Hone Corp
National
Aug
~6%
6%
1
*
13
*
National
Jan
,
Middle States Petroleum common... -1
Oil Corp $1 conv
preferred
Midland Steel Products—
National Bellas Hess
94
a?
30
Nov
31/8
Midland
Feb
20%
"I
no
Feb
7%
500
.10
10
42% Aug
127% Dec
Nov
11% May
13% Jan
8%
32,000
3%
Co—.
preferred
111%
9% July
24% Dec
13 % May
"9%
•
•
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
Jun
7%
Dec
Jun
Sep
3 %
Co.
Jan
Jan
16%
31%
10%
~8%
Co
Oct
Mar
Oct
Jan
1,200
3%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Mesabi Iron Co
National Starch
Imperial Chemical Industries—
footnnt-ps
&
26%
I
For
Dredging
Jan
84% May
12 Vs
20
600
"9%
common
Dec
Dec
15%
3838%
119%
12%
Muter Company
Sep
10
1,303
4,900
16%
Dec
25
26
Feb
29
Dec
4%
6
12%
25%
Sep
9%
15%
33%
135
5
dep rets ord
Menasco
Mountain
19
__
6%
12%
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—__2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Jun
11%
54
5
Amer
Inc
Mead Johnson
15% July
4% Nov
19
Hygrade Food
Illinois Zinc Co
W)
McWilliams
25%
Dec
Mar
July
11% NOV
Nov
3%
2,603
6%
Dec
12%
12,403
6%
.,
2,003,
1,900
10
;_10
preferred series C
103
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Products
(J
4.50%
200
5
•
Mays
Aug
May
11
7%
5
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
McKee (A G) & Co common
2,300
10%
Oct
Jan
6%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
16%
6%
6%
6%
7
£1
£1
cumul
11
Jan
Dec
28%
Communication Co Ltd
cumulative
10%
6%
4%
4%
15%
Manische.witz (The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
4.80%
3
800
9,900
7
4.40%
82
21% May
14% Feb
—
6
-1
Oct
14%
—
1% Mar
8% Jan
.
5%
50c
Feb
20
Dec
4%
28%
Co
21
1,600
mm mm
5
common
15%
100
(Harvey)
Humble
Stores
Nov
11
•
Horn
Service
Jan
1,590
-
10
lo
Corporation
8%
10%
11%
&
Oil
17%
105
1
S'/a Dec
Jan
5%
2
250
Dec
4% Mar
5
*
6,203
Nov
Jun
5%
I5
19%
3%
—
-1
1
Jan
Oct
2%
200
5
...5
N Y
Apr
Sep
16%
13% May
2,500
3
3%
3%
*
Hubbell
1ft
6%
ZZ.l
12%
99
Jan
2,200
Nov
25
500
300
59%
22
3%
3
35
ft
25c
25o
Sep
Apr
no
ft Jan
Sep
11%
300
Jan
19
1,100
lft
n
a
common,
2%
21
•
Horn
6% Jan
2% Dec
Feb
5
5% July
1
36%
—
11%
15
Dec
1% Aug
75
*
& Co
Jan
16% Apr
42% Jun
Dec
1
1
703
102
3%
-1
1
1,700
100
20
6%
Ltd
2%
16
__
__
.
'
19
19%
12% xl2%
1
11%
2%
/
•
A
5%
2%
3,500
;
20c
19%
1
class
Inc
(Geo A)
4%
7,700
"*3
5
Z7~50
ZZ33%c
11
44%
60c
B
Horder's
Hormel
Co
1%
5%
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Oil
16
61% Aug
2% Feb
3
1
common
Class A
Home
Oct
Jan
100
1
Sep
13 %
55%
4
*
common
Nov
50
4%
2%
common...
Co
1%
5% Sep
24%
903
4%
__
11%
—
,
convertible
&
58
5
preferred
(R)
58
__
25c
Hercules Galion Products Inc
5%
Dec
10c
Henry Holt & Co common
Hoe
Jan
22%
_10c
preferred
Highie Mfg Co
3%
3,400
14%
1
Co
(W E)
5%%
4%
1,300
23
14%
1
Stores common
Rubenstein
Heller
4
22%
14%
2
Inc
Corp
Dept
3%
22%
25
Co
Mining
3%
1
1
Lithographing Co
Bishop Inc
Hazeltine
Nov
$2 non-cum dividend shares
2
Company
Corp
Havana
Hearn
38
Chain
Public
Mangel
Feb
H
Hecla
Dec
Nov
M
49% Mar
Jan
Tea—
Chemical
Oct
21
16%
stock
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
Hazel
2%
14%
Inc
Dec
26%
s
5
Company
Grocery Stores Products
49
603
7%
100
Bakeries
4,000
1,600
16% Mar
48%
7%
Griesedieck
Hathaway
2%
15 %
50
preferred
Groceterias class A
Magna
10%
19% May
10c
Leases
Harvard Brewing
2%
14%
Lynch Corp
15
__
July
28 V* Apr
3% Nov
Oct
2%
Co
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch
21
'
503
1
Inc
19
107% Aug
Jaw
14%
Louisiana Land & Exploration—.
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
14 400
*
Pacific
Electric
17%
cumulative
15%
Mines..
common
Hastings Mfg
5%
25
5
preferred
Hartford
1,600
18%
Jan
•
5
Mines
Realty
Loblaw
14%
A
Industries
Organ
Rubber
Liberty Fabrics of
Jun
24%
Varnish
Plywood
18%
106
iqc
25%
10%
Hydraulics
Hall
ZZZZZBo
Lear Inc common
24%
Gray Manufacturing Co
Harbor
Dec
13 %
Leonard Refineries Inc
Le Tourneau (R G.) Inc
50%
107
1 225
3
'510
Hammond
23%
Feb
Class B
30,100
Freehold
Sep
11%
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Locke Steel
1%
Grass
15%
500
Lamson & Session's Co
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension
University
Jan
59%
Sweet
1,700
12%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Nov
27
Greer
24%
12%
Corp
Apparel
2%
5J5
_
*
class
Great
B)
Shores
18%
56%
Gruoil
Lake
Sep
2%
__
1
&
22%
12%
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd___
Krueger Brewing Co
14%
Inc
Oil
Oct
24%
Stores
Dec
26%
Lakes
(I
Hotels
Kobacker
%
1%
Great
Knott
1
&
&
15 %
58%
Atlantic
Oil
10
Consolidated
1st
22%
Kingston Products
100
26%
7%
Dec
common
10% July
Nov
Jan
105 %
'
107% 108
2%
•
preferred
Non-voting
21
cumulative preferred
32 600
1
Great
4%
2%
__
„__50
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Amer
103%
1,200
5
(Walter) & Co
15%
2%
103
30
13 000
__
1
Mines
7ft Mar
105% 105%
_1
Gold
\
__
5
Rapids
2%
10
23
5
Kin-Ark
Lefcourt
*
preferred
Sep
Aug
3% Feb
Nov
5
common
Aug
5%
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Great
115
2
__
•.
Gorham
Grand
35,700
106
22%
(Del
Oil Company
Kings County Lighting
L'Aiglon
Jan
common
B
Goldfield
Kidde
3%
23
«...
6% July
17% Jun
27%
500
25
Inc
prior
Dec
4%
j
pfd_—100
Kennedy's Inc
Kleinert
131
%'
4
__
$4.50
5"%
j
Electric 4%%
Company
% May
£1
•
Sugar
4%
Corp
Gas &
Drug
2% Mar
__
Gladding McBean & Co
Class
Motors
Kansas
36,100
__
Glenmore Distilleries class B
Godchaux
Oct
|A
Kaiser
20,703
3%
•
(Adolf)
Feb
3%
%
32
Glen Alden Corp
Gobel
2%
Jab
3%
30%
Corporation
preferred
Co
Feb
Dec
118
%
1^00
common
Union
5%
1
8,400
3%
32
Gilchrist Co
Globe
4Y\ Mar
9,800
2 ft
%
8% Jun
Dreferred
Gilbert
500
1%
2%
3%
4%
Mich
Giant
4%
1%
2ft
l
5ft
__
Sep.
4% Sep
~1%
II
Apr
1
Sep
Sep
i50
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Oct
com.
8%
9%
ioc
Dec
125
Feb
8%
.
Sep
10%
2%
•
1
Jan
5%
5}J Nov
1
4%
22,300
10,600
2 v8
$5
Corp
Yellowknife
1
2
10%
3%
•
1%
"2%
51 J-
50c
Stores
common
2
~2%
reg
Corp
convertible
Corp Inc.lc
1
4 100
General Plywood
5%
6,200
4%
Development Co
9%
100
IGeneral
4%
lOc
Kio
9,103
General Indus Enterprises.
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
Georgia Power
4%
4% May
IYa Apr
Laclede-Christy Company
rets
Fireproofing
300
Dec
July
4%
convertible preferred
General
6%
26%
11
15%
common
Supply Corp
dep
6%
Aug
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
18 % Mar
Jan
May
15%
common
Builders
Oct
4Ya
87
20
4%
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
General
12%
300
18,100
100
Co
3,800
7%
28%
15%
preferred
Gellman
15%
7%
10
c
Gatineau
94% Jun
13%
7%
*200
__
1
14%
11%
Nov
1.25
Co
Dec
•
4
—5
Brewing
(Geo
Nov
8 100
__
£1
2%
25%
127%
dep rets ord reg
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Nov
61% Jan
—
Amer
1,400
5%
10%
•
2%
11%
27%
1
2%
4%
__
1
A
voting.
Ltd
21
403
5
non-voting
B
6%
16,800
55%
Inc
A
Motor Co
Fuller
2 900
Canada—
Class
Fox
1,600
56%
Inc
Class
Ford
7%
23%
10
2.50
Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd class
Flying
23%
25c
(Phila)
Inc
H)
7%
23%
__
1
2%
12% July
3% Mar
ZIZIIIIl
O'Mahoney Inc
Kawneer Co
1
Jan
v t c
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Katz
(Max) & Co class A
Fairchild Camera & Instrument
i>
pfd—100
Z
Petrol
Jeannette Glass Co
Aug
1,900
13%
53%
7%
100
1,000^
30,500
%
Jan
Oct
4
5,100
8%
11%
2,500
Feb
3%
41 %
6%
Nov
7%
Sep
5%
500
1,300
5
6%
7%
Inc
Jan
15% Deo
F
Factor
Manufacturing
Ironite
Oct
38,000
lft
Corporation Ltd
SI or 25c
Warrants extended to Apr 3 1956
Eureka Pipe Line common
10
3.90%
7
4%
5%
1,000
7%
1
Iowa Public Service Co
Iron Fireman
Irving Air Chute
Israel-American Oil Corp
7% Aug
2,100
45
8%
6%
Eureka
Jan
Nov
High
7%
1
Apr
23
Low
7
Investors Royalty
10%
Range for Year 1955
High
7%
10c
International Resistance Co
11% May
7% Nov
Shares
5
Apr
20% July
28 %
4
44%
__
1
17%
2 600
4
10
32
for Week
Low
Par
Products
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
z:5::ft//vft' -'/'ft/'■*
International
Week'a
Last
Exchange
102 %
44%
10c
com
preferred
Inc
Oct
Aug
Jan
16% Jan
n.303
14%
%
10%
torn
7%
__
1
;
13
American Stock
High
25%
6'00j
'103
13%
10
__10c
preferred
14%
8%
14
■
% Sep
n'mn
100
Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
Esquire
14%
20c
Emsco
$2
__
5c
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
Empire Millwork Corp
JANUARY
Friday
3 ioo
29%
Corp
ENDED
Bange for Tear 1955
Low
»
28%
Electronics
of
«
29
Electrographic Corp
WEEK
STOCKS
High
5
Corporation
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
1%
2
136
i\h
2
Dec
n*
31,400
2ft
14,000
2
Nov
134% 136%
3,990
131
Mar
2
Dec
3% Mar
145
1
2%
2%
400
2%
Dec
4%
*
9%
9%
200
9%
Dec
11%
Feb
Jun
Oct
50c
2%
2%
35,400.
2%
Nov
25c
41%
41%
42%
9,300'
37%
Nov
48%
1
17%
17%
18%
3,300
15"%
Nov
27% May
3
5
Mar
Jan
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Monday, January 16, 1956
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
American Stock Exchange
New Park Mining uo.———
*
Co
Process
common———
New
York
York
&
Co
Auction
New
Nipissing
North
Class
North American
North Canadian
Northeast Airlines
North
Penn
Northern Ind Pub Serv
Nuclear
2II
Jan
2%
7,900
3 *'n Mar
5,500
8,800
11%
Nov
19%
200
46%
Dec
Dec
56% July
56% Aug
45
Jan
50%
100
4%
4%
16,900
10%
10%
3,500
50
4ft
Feb
Sep
Jan
12
Jan
50
4%
3,900
37/s
Oct
2%
3,200
2
Oct
3
3
3 %
700
2%
Sep
4% Mar
13%
14%
12,700
6%
Jan
53%
54%
525
110% 110%
40
10"
Jan
Oct
Silex Co
Silver
0
Oceanic Oil Company
1
50c
.
Ogden Corp common———
—
14%
Ohio
Power
Okaita
Okonite
Old
mo
Ltd
90c
Company common—'
Town
40c
4%% preferred
Oils
Corp
—25
1
common
cumulative preferred
Olympic Radio
Omar Inc
jj-
•
6
—.
7
Apr
2A Sep
550
68'/a
Dec
84% Mar
300
6
5%
Dec
8'A
Nov
Jan
8%
8%
"7%
1%
7,000
—,A———1
17%
17%
17%
75
116%
1,050
24%
600
——
Securities
113
113
1
24 %
24%
125
5%%
5%
6%
1st pfd
preferred
redeemable 1st
bf/c
redeemable
4.80%
red 1st preferred——
red 1st pfd
4.50%
4.36 %
Pacific
Corp
$4.40
$4.75
$4.36
Pacific
Power
Pancoastal Petroleum
Israel
Oil
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Park
100
101 %
Apr
106% Jun
105% Jan
31b
103 %
Nov
107% Aug
i
Jul.
105%
(C A)
(C A)
Class
100% 101%
1,650
2%
2%
3,100
13%
26,900
1
Oils
&
Minerals
Pierce Governor
Pmchin
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Piper Aircraft Corp
common
Solaris
Porto
Scale
common—
Pvico
Telephone
Co-
Vowdred & Alexander
Power
Pratt
R
Standard-Thomson
6%
Nov
Nov
Starrett
(The)
Steel
of
&
M
Inc
Preston
Corp
7%
of
1,300
14%
11,700
5%
Jan
1,350
78%
Jan
7%
7%
2,000
5%
200
27
6'/« Aug
Jan
3%
Nevada———1
Mfg Co. Inc_-1—1——1
Prosperity Co class B_n_—
__1
,
Manufacturing
changed to
Corp
(effective
Pyrene
Jan
Stinnes
Dec
Stroock
9% Feb
Styion
6%
Sun
Jun
104%
Dec
12%
Dec
20
15%
16
3,900
12
Aug
14%
15%
3,500
12
Oct
10%
1,600
103% 104%
150
100
Mar
300
44
Jan
65 %
Apr
16%
Class
Sep
Jan
2,300
1%
Feb
9% Feb
2%
68
Nov
Nov
106V2
A
28%
28%
50
26
May
41
•
26% Jan
32
n
1
Reading
-1
15%
1
22 %
•
Feb
common—
Pump Co
~i
& Co—
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
Electric
Remington
&
Arms
Co
~1%
5
15%
400
inv
22'A
300
16 /a
41%
1 %
1 %
21,600
40% X42%
1,900
1
11%
10%
11%
•
59 i/a
59
8%
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc_—2%
Vtc
extended
to
Jan
3
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American
Rome
Roosevelt
Royalite
Russell
Corp
Field
Oil
Russeks
pfd F
Co
Fifth
100
£1
reg
ial
Nov
36
9%
oi/4
TO
Dec
t
^
68
Jan
11 %
4%
7%
8
400
4%
Feb
2%
3
2,900
2%
3
1,800
55
97%
98%
140
92%
Feb
25%
27%
600
13'A
13%
13%
1,100
1
13%
13%
5
5
53/.,
5%
5%
—R
14
3,500
33%
33 %
4%
4%
4%
6'A
6%
1
80%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
pfd 5% series-Cur.i pfd 4%%
series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Cum
Corp
4%
Roofing.
10%
8
83
10%
1,700
20
Realty & Construction—
Security
Trust
Co
100
3% Mar
United
Nov
Aircraft
3%
Asbestos
United
Amer
16% Sep
PV2 Mar
90A
13%
United N
United
Nov
J
RR
&
Jan
Specialties
,f
30%
Jan
64
Nov
23%
4%
3%
4%
15,300
9%
9%
300
18 Va
1,2m)
18%
17-/8
Nov
u
Jan
S
Rubber
4%
4%
2,400
3 %
7%
20,800
6%
Dec
16%
17%
1,200
11%
Jan
Universal
5ft Feb
9% July
Universal
Products
1,800
658
7%
14.300
24%
2,900
20
Jan
38%
37%
23
Jan
6%
Apr
3%
Jan
38%
1,300
Co Ltd
50c
134
1%
1%
9,000
Airlines
1%
Jan
1
19%
19%
20%
8,800
7
Jan
8%
•
Utah-Idaho
Nov
Feb
Sep
16
16%
2,000
11%
Jan
25 %
26'A
5,100
23%
Feb
11%
12
13,800
IS
%
10
%
107
29%
24%
28%
30
2,800
24'A
25%
6,200
4%
4%
6,700
13%
13%
27%
Dec
Nov
July
t)ec
17%
Jun
31% May
16% Mar
1%
112
Sep
Mar
15
Jan
35% May
Jan
23%
Dec
5%
Apr
Nov
16%
28%
3,400
14%
Feb
32%
Dec
24%
200
20% May
26%
Nov
12
12%
2,300
9%
Jan
13%
Nov
19
19
100
19%
Dec
20
6%
12%
26%
Oct
1,100
11
24 »/4
4%
13'A
27%
Dec
Jan
3%
Apr
7%
Dec
Jun
"2
8%
100'A
~2
1,800
lft
63%
63%
100
56%
Jan
69
Mar
8%
9%
4,100
4%
Jan
10 %
July
100% 101'A
250
99
Jan
liS
105
Dec
May
2%
4%
1%
2%
1,600
?%
Jan
3% Sep
4%
5
3,300
4'A
Dec
5
Dec
42%
Nov
4%
Jan
76,400
9
Oct
14%
Jan
300
25
Jan
32
Dec
19 % Mar
32
Nov
7
Nov
1%
2,300
3%
3%
600
9%
10%
31 %
31%
32
-
6
6%
6%
2,100
5%
6%
4,800
1
3%
Feb
4»A
Jan
41
"9%
Apr
9%
300
6%
6%
32
■
.■
8
Sep
9,600
6V2
Oct
300
31%
3,500
7ft
8
Jan
Jan
5
7
32%
8%
85 3A
6%
Dec
%
3 %
Itt
3%
200
Dec
7% July,
A
5ft
—
228
=89
Jan
7% July
54%
11%
121
9%
Sep
Sep
Nov
Feb
8% Aug
36
9%
Nov
Jan
6% July
228% 229%
120
1%
Sep
239'A
%
Jap
1%
Nov
5%
228%
Sep
9
Mar
Dec
2,600
1 Va
Jun
56%
55%
57%
5.000
45%
Jun1
58%
38
37%
38
190
36%
Oct
40%
13
12
13
1,900
11%
Jan
16%
Sep
2%
17,200
1%
Nov
3%
Jun
40%
49,900
32 %
Nov
3%
3nO
2%
39 Va
10c
_1
Co
—
25c
2%
36
3%
1
Oct
May
18 %
Dec
Jan
5%
Apr
„
2'A
17 %
600
4%
4%
so a
2%
2,000
1%
Jan
2%
200
65 %
Apr
83'A
Dec
Jan
46 %
Jun
2%
80
80
15
10
41%
41%
41%
1.C50
5
—
4%
Nov
28%
4%
.—10
common
1 % Mar
11
44
Jan
16%
1
Corp..
Co
11%
6,800
19%
••
—1
I
Sugar
Apr
3ft Feb
Sep
22%
5Vt
10
—25
Universal American Corp
Consolidated Oil
4%
4%
4%
3,000
6%
200
2%
25 % Mar
3%
Feb
Sep
42% July
6
Jun
.,
V
28% Mar
44%
800
"
16
common.,—25
Insurance
22%
V
25%
11%
if;
100
Universal
Apr
71/3
23%
44%
Apr
Jun
22% Jan
52
Mar
Aug
6%
Jan
474
14%
.
15%. Apr
36% May
44%
10
Vitamin
Sep
l
Mar
7%
common—-25
Reclaiming
United States
Jan
♦
7
4%
United Stores Corp common———50c
22
1
3% May
,
44%
10s
Conditioning~~Corp
US Foil class B—
>T
25,8
Oct
May
Dec
7
Air
21 /a
2'2
Feb
3% Mar
36
Dec
8
common
20
Jun
Jan
Jan
—_—1
Canal
Profit
Sharing
10% preferred
,
4
4%
Aug
%
4
18%
_100
dep rets ord registered
United
Aug
3
26% Mar
400
18%
common
8%
9%
32,800
37'A
;—;—*
•
Corp_
Corp
Products
Aug
65,4 Mar
2,400
4%
32
25
common—50c
Products
United Shoe Machinery
Preferred
:
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co_.
3%
4%
1,800
4
6Vo Mar
Schick
*> 9
Jun
1,000
5
Co
Jan
7%
or
Investment
6
3ft
nn
13%
18%
10c
—
Union Stock Yards of OmaM.
3%
7%
ro.
Jan
•
9% May
2)3
common
10%
9%
Union Gas of Canada
Dec
7%
Inc
500
20
1
-
Apr
July
2%
29.000
12%
60%
*
•
5
1
-
Nov
Ltd—
Corp
20 A Mar
21
Apr
x23%
19'A
warrants
5%
22'
21
20%
Jan
18%
20
United Molasses Co Ltd—
100
II
Jan
14
60%
1
Dec
n
.20
Jan
17%
700
A
10
Inc:
15'A
10%
Feb
3%,
100
17%
19%
25c
11
Oct
8
100
17%
18%
1
3% Jan
99
Jan
Nov
16%
31%
10c
Dec
25c
Western
3%
—7
—1
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
1,200
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Chemical
29%
Mar|,
Va
4%
59%
♦
Ulen Management Company
—.
80'A
6
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
5
21% Mar
San
Seaboard
6'A
714
Mar
17%
17%
5
$4.56
Elastic
1,700
35
3%
JJ
Jan
July
8% Apr
s
Co
I
Thew Shovel Co common
US
Bt Lawrence Corp Ltd common
Pan Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Steel
Light
Milk
900
6%
5
43
5
United
200
1
1,400
1,000
5
United
5.800
1
5%
3%
Dec
1
18% July
10
Oct
3%
•
Union
2% July
2% Jun
7,700
1
5%
3%
1
common
14% July
Feb
17,800
A_
1.25
-
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Scullin
4%
1
&
True Temper
Trunzinc-
3JTuly
Jan
Nov
300
8%
25%
•
common
Company
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
4,900
9 %
1
common
Tri-Continental
45%
59%
1.50
Ltd-
Ave
T&n
7%
5
common
Inc
(The F C)
3
OR
25
;
dep rets ord
Cablle
1
t
Jan
3/
7,900
f
191/
irs/2
1,700
'/a
1
"II—1
3oc
Pico
?eC
S
15%
Inc
Inc.—
r?
?!
22%
Richmond Radiator——
Rice-Stix
0I7
n
4,000
Jan
20% Sep
9% May
5 %
5%
registered—£1
registered—^5s
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp..
70c
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Trans Caribbean Airways class A—10c
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
1.25
Trans Lux Corp
——1
ov
nw
300
32%
T %
50c
Engineering
T„„
09i/
26%
30%
Jan
17%
17
4%
pfd
Tobacco
Sep
9Q
25%
31%
18
15% Aug
Amer deposit rets ord
Amer deposit rets def
10
Reliance
B
Tishman
28 %
Aug
1,709.
^
Tilo
10
15%
17%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thor Corporation common
Apr
4)
.
Apr
16%
Texas Power
Apr
16% Sep
11
Dec
36%
17
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
Texas Calgary Co
10% Jun
15%
10%
July
16%
25c
common
Talon Inc class A
Dec
5ft Jan
Feb
Dec
30
I
Jan
12%
61
•
Corporation
Ray Drug
Feb
11
5% Aug
Oct
52
16%
5
common
60%
1,600
Dec
Jan
July
1
Co
Jan
8,900
67/a
30
_
Two
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
(Robert)
Corp
Inc
&
52
8
67
5,400
16%
Thorofare Markets Inc
C-O
Rath
Reis
(S)
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Q
Corp
(Hugo)
67% July
15%
"
Jan
400
*
Jan
10%
34%
Oct
27,600
10c
(Del)—
Corp
Common
Stop & Shop
Aug
7 i0o
2%
16
4%
23%
J
5
Railway & Utility Investment A
Tube
B)
Superior Portland Cement Inc
800
A
2%2%
900
350
5%
29
9%
1
Precision
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
19%
6%
33%
1
Inc
(J
Stetson
R
Reda
Brewers Inc
Sep
19%
Sep
8%
5
9%
400
~7,»a
Aug
6% Aug
4%
33 %
_*
common
Jan
12%
•
com
Corp„__
Quebec Power Co
Co
6%
Co
Pyrene
Jan
C-O Two
100
Corporation
&
5
Aluminum Products common_5
Thiokol
cumulative preferred
Name
(A)
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
2,100
56%
•
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene
Stein
Feb
11%
4% May
200
300
•
Jun
56
300
5%
5%
1
ordinary
x4%
12
58
5
28%
1
Corp
Canada
31
300
75
71%
5%
1
Oct
8%
Jan
70
Apr
5
5
9%
Corp
Nov
25%
71%
1
2'A
24%
6
33%
Co
26 %
Public Service of Colorado—
4'A%
2%
12%
Jun
*
B
3,400
2%
56%
Gas
July
115
Jan
1
common
100
•
2%
8%
1
Oct
class
Light
49%
27
~2w'
24%
2.50
Ltd—
1H
~~
*
_
Mines
1%
5%
Progress
Providence
12%
104
1
Dome
Sep
107%
1%
14%
106
2.50
—
East
Producers
9% Jan
4% Jan
21
Dec
13% Aug
Co
&
Products
Steel Parts
7% Jun
3
.lit— 20c
Co J
Lambert
Dec
21,900
22%
1
Standard Tube class B
47/s
Common
x71% Feb
25%
Oct
10
!
preferred
Power
Standard
—
1
common
Prentice-Hall Inc common
P
9% Jan
21%
13%
Dec
6% May
5% Jan
3%
Sep
900
Jun
2,400
5% Aug
12%
16
800
7%
1,700
Feb
Dec
57'A
7%
2,100
26
Jun
8'A
4%
10
10% Sep
4%
28% May
24%
700
56%
24% Jan
6%
25% Mar
700
9
15%
16
1
(Kyi
Jan
3%
700
24%
5%
Dec
6
26 Va
24%
Jun
July
18%
6'A
Sep
47
Jan
12%
1ft Nov
Jan
Jan
1,100
5%
38 V2
Sep
4,500
8,400
900
1%
10%
29,300
49% July
44%
4%
14%
7
28%
Jan
13%
13 %
3
Sep
900
Standard
6%
57% May
27
41%
50
52,300
Convertible
Jan
2%
Jan
600
300
58%
4%
25%
(jV„
49%
28
46%
5
Dec
29
37'A Mar
18
13%
Jan
Jan
3%
1,800
18
32
4%
14%
500
3,000
17%
13%
20
Dec
34
33%
8%
20
Packaging Corp
Jan
10%
3%
Standard
Dec
Jun
17%
Jan
4'A
NOV
7
1
?
57%
10%
3,200
50c
200
100
6% Mar
Jan
Jun
10%
Forgings Corp
5%
1,600
Apr
4%
8
Standard Industries Inc
5%
"4%
Jun
Aug
25 3 '4
24%
1
common
Oil
23 %
25c
common
Corp of Canada
Standard
Dredging Corp
Standard
10
.in
Jan
gi/4
*
Mining C0————I
Dec
$1.60 convertible preferred
Stancia'rd Factors Corp
62% July
6% Apr
_1
—
Standard
Nov
Jan
19%
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co:
Pneumatic
Nov
15,100
59%
8
41
27 %
•
5%
59
Oct
Nov
42'A
1
5%
,
4%
Oct
800
6,000
9
56%
,
5
4% Sep
8% Jan
"3
_1
—
Co
1%
shares—10s
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
Royalty
l'/aMay
4% Sep
~4%
_i
Amer
Ltd——-——
2
Southland
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
15,200
Dec
2%
1
35,000
59%
*
common
Johnson
Pioneer
-
May
46%
—
—
—.
2
Southern Pipe Line
1%
"7%
1
33%
Corp..2
Inc.—
2%
10c
-
Southern Materials Co
Feb
~5%
9
—
12.50
Petroleum
9%
pesos
—
81%
California
14%
—1
Phillips Screw Co
4.32%
4.08%
1%
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co_—10
Phillips Packing Co
1
preference—_25
convertible preference
25
cumulative preferred
25
cumulative preferred
25
1%.
-
Peruvian
8%
convertible
14%
Traffic Co2.50
Pep Boys (The)
—__l
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Perfect Circle Corp
—2.50
1%
original preferred
25
cumulative preferred——25
2
~
—_J2
Penn
111%
104
Mar
Edison—
59
,
5
common—.
5%
.——2
Corp.
14
Jan
67% Mar
2
Canada Ltd
3Va
10% May
25
108
108
~l*/B
1 Bol
A
Co
California
Southern
—
*
1
_1
B
of
13
13%
—Id?:
—
Amer share
Parkersburg-Aetna
2%
108
2 Bol
vtc
Corp
Chemical Company
Patino
100%
100
Motors
Parker Pen Co class
105% 106%
*
—
vtC_——
103% 103%-
1
Light 5% pfdPage-Hersey Tubes common
Pan
4.48%
•
&
Southern
29% Apr
-
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Oil
Penn
Feb
Sep
37
3% Mar
9
Corp common
29'/a
xl02%
May
Oct
32 %
1
common.
South
27% Apr
25% Dec
.—
Pacific Northern Airlines—
—£1
———_1
—
Manufacturing
Jan
110
1% July::'
47
4,900
27%
103%
6% Mar
Sep
Oct
Nov
3%
400
103
%
26
"3%
29%
103
4%
900
3%
28%
26%
2,300
Feb
4.56%
Dec
1,900
1
28%
32
4.88%
Oct
"5
~4%
Sep
Apr
Jan
5%
27% Mar
•
4%
29%
45
32% Jan
25%
38
37
34% Apr
25%
38% Mar
Oct
4,200
29% Aug
700
Nov
31
40%
Jan
1,600
Dec
26%
39%
31% Apr
27% Sep
1,300
27%
16,600
31%
39%
27%
29%
100
33
27
-
33
13%
500
26%
27
27
21%
300
26%
Dec
Jan
1,100
26%
Aug
35
Oct
28%
28%
51
Jan
35%
8%
30%
26%
Feb
Dec
20'A
34%
16 %
33%
29%
106%
44%
900
35%
2,200
28%
25
Feb
Dec
104
117%
4,300
30'A
26%
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
dividend cum preferred-—
dividend preferred
div preferred—
Sep
Nov
12%
33
-25
1st
50
105% 105%
100
5 Va
18 Va
28%
—25
-
red
1,100
Sep
Dec
Jan
3%
12%
28%
-25
1st pfd series A—25
3,000
17'A
33%
_25
preferred-.
4%
12%
Soss
37'A Apr
Oct
76
17%
1.800
-25
1st preferred
1st
5%
34%
13
52% Mar
♦
20
36%
36%
Jun
8% May
1,050
—1
36
25
31
Dec
Feb
.*
Sonotone
/A'
Pacific Gas & Electric
13%
3,300
110
Sep
5% Nov
preferred
South Coast
P
■AA
10%
4%
107
110
Feb
13'A
Sep
Dec
69%
Smith
30% Dec
Jan
814 May A/;:
1
Amer dep rets ord registered
Dec
18%
3,800
4%
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp.. 10c
(Howard)
Paper Mills
•
Sep
65'A Jan
9%
26
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jun
25
8%
l
Singer
Jan
Dec
19
5
26
6% July
4%
—
11%
Simplic.ty Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Sep
1%
300,
1%
69Va-r 70%
T%
1%
30 J
1,800
Jun
3'A
Aug
12,300
21
Jan
Ma^
7%
1%
68
l
convertible
18%
Jan
5%
9%
4% May
17
Juiy
4%
12%
9%
-
12 % Aug
1 %
40c
$3
A
11
■2,300
»
Corp
Sep
5%
American Shares
—500 fr
Simmons-Boardman Publications—
Jan
113
Television Inc.——1
&
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
•
}%.
61
Jan
54
2%
11%
9%
Simca
17% Oct
Oct
108%
6
Ohio Brass Co class B common—_—_*
500
1%
—100
;
Precision
2%
12%
—
—.—5
Mining—
common
Crec-k
2%
♦
common
4% preferred
6% Oct
2%
,
Shoe Corp of America class A_——♦
Sicks Breweries Ltd———
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
2
Class B
2
Jun
4%
9©
12,300
Sherwin-Will.ams of Canada
July
94%
Mar
102% 102%
4%
*
1,400
7%
Shawinigau Water & Power
—*
Sherman Products Inc—
—„_1 .'
Sherwin-Williams common———25
6% Mar
Dec
5%
88
Control-
Seton Leather
Shattuck Denn
9% Dec
6% Jan
7%
14 y4
50
13^
15%
6%
Serrick Corp class B
—1
Servo Corp of America———1
Servorneciianisms Inc ———20c
46'A
6%
13
14%
Sentry
High
'
7%
Oct
Jan
Low
15%
Sep
Salety
High
—l
_10c
common
Dec
18
Range for Year 1955
Shares
2%
13%
80
Mar
Low
1
12%
Jan
10
10 JA
.——*
A
10%
40
150
13%
pfd—100
4%%
America—
of
Corp
Class
100
100
12
50
4%.
—1
50
—
RR Co__
15%
for Week
Prices
—12.50
—
Sentinel Radio Corp
Sales
Range
01
•
.
Xnc——————
faeiby Shoe Co.—
3ft Apr
47%
A—-10
J10
Rayon $3 pfd
50
Oils Ltd-——.——25
B
84
45%
1
13%
class
Cement
Jan
Securities Corp General—
beethau Bros
Jan
Dec
Week's
Last
Par
2ft Oct
4%
2Oct
900
ft
61
2%
212
1
American
Oct
15%
-10c
Corp-—.
27,300
Oct
60
01
1
liic
Lites
Noma
3'A
2
1%
2
12
10
-10
Kusario
Mines
-Nordeh-Ketay
2%
•
common.—
Honduras
0'0C
2 %
2'A
Friday
Sale Prio©
High
~~
oils——————1
New York Merchandise
Low
27
A
.a
58
A
New
13
American Stock Exchange
Range for Year 1955
nigh
2
Hi
111
3%
JANUARY
ENOED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
20c
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
WEEK
FOR
> AAA;
for Week
of Prices
Par
'..-.I-
New superior
Range
kast
Sale Eric©
STOCKS
Sales
Week'f
Valspar
Corp
preferred
Steel Co
-—'
5
*
—
30%
31
200
6 Va
Apr
8%
July
87%
6%
1
common—:
$4 convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
Apr
94%
Jan
27
Jan
35% July
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Van
Norman
Industries
Vinco
Syndicate
Low
warrants..
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
5%
.1
-
lnc
Vulcan Silver-Lead
Co
.
5%
1,700
25
♦
5%
Dec
3,700
4%
Jan
7%
8%
16,100
3%
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Dec
A7s
(issue
A7s
(Issue of Oct
96
10 %
Nov
Wagner
7'to
Baking
500
23'/4 May
30%
Dec
200
j.4%
17%
Feb
Parana
4,400
7'/8 July
Peru
stamped
(Republic
Waitt &
Bond
Waltliam
*
_
Inc..
Watch
Co
Webb
.v.."'!
$6
Wichita
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
(R
Wilson
Brothers
5%
Jan
2%
F*b
$Friday's
Dec
11%
Apr
A
17%
19%
650
16
Dec
37
Feb
2%
2%
39,600
1
Jan
140%
490
134
Dec
3%
700
2%
138
138
3%
3 '/4
102% 104
'Siv'v
%
12,100
'■&
45
100
37%
Jan
1,700
14
Jan
Wood
_
30
Jan
10
Jan
14%
27%
100
24%
Jan
32%
Woodley Petroleum
1,400
3%
Nov
5%
1,800
121/4
Nov
16%
Dec
Sep
16
15%
A
Mar
-
19C
33,300
4%
4%
600
17%
100
(F
W)
common
13
Apr
4%
2% Mar
Jun
5%
5
41/8
12%
and
asked
prices;
13%
59
58
Dec
14%
Jan
during
Ex-liquidating dividend.
z
week.
current
Averages
the
are
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
011
-Stocks-
Jan
75
-Bonds10
10
20
15
Total
10
First
Second
10
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
64.04
171.48
96.96
100.11
99.67
96.87
98.40
Date
Jan.
6
—
Jan.
485.68
161.13
Total
40
Bonds
479.74
158.69
63.61
169.38
96.97
100.06
100.03
96.91
98.49
476.12
157.68
63.45
168.30
97.01
100.C9
100.21
96.93
98.56
478.42
159.71
63.58
169.44
96.89
100.27
100.15
96.99
98.58
481.80
l__
160.11
63.91
170.36
97.06
100.20
100.29
97.08
98.66
20% Sep
39
1,300
transacted
1
Feb
107%
12 Va
1,200
being
saies
30
Jan.
15%
12%
13
no
Stock and Bond
Below
Jan.
Aug
103
__
_
58%
Ex-rights,
bid
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,"
wnen issued;
"w w," with warrants;
'x
"1 w," without warrants.
Jun
19
Jan
12V4
■
8
American
12 »/4
5%
being traded flat.
10% Mar
4%
17%
1
cash
Jan
6%
4
2
6%
37'/a
4%
n
Jun
100
Woodail Industries lnc
Woolworth
35
8
(not
Ex-principal,
Jun
4V4
—.1
for
37% Aug
700
25
_
h
Bonds
listed
100
16
,1
.
pfd
Newspaper Machine
17
5%
*<
Nov
22%
12%
Ii.Il
4%%
371/2 '
5%
NOV
Jan
'
■
transaction
iVI/i
37
— —
...
%
27%
151/2
_
;•'
12'/B
_
•
Lt
/
37
^__5
common
&
Jan
18%
:I-i—
Odd-lot
Mar
24%
41/8
Co
_
Pwr
59
37
Sep
46
24%
fff
ii'/s
1
Ltd.
48
Dec
22
—
25
;
45
2012..Jan-July
Jan-July
2s
56%
<
45
ft
1
_
8'/a
288
''•'!«
.
,
Dec
106
Aug
i
*
preferred
4% July
Dec
Xl34
Mar
153
Feb
4',I
110
3'/a Mai-
Dec
101
900
.
Oct
3%
240
5%
5 %
135 i/e 138.
——
....Is
com
_
43%
56
§Reported in receivership.
19
1
preferred
Wisconsin
action
1%
23'/a
Petroleums
Jan
105
41
—
delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
included
in
year's range),
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-stock
Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in
year's range), r Trans¬
(not included in year's range), x Ex-dividend,
y
2%
«
Corp
&
26%
99%
$43%
Deferred
1,800
10c
Corp
19'%
a
2,500
Mfg
C)
dividend,
8,600
10
Oil
Jan
3%
shares
convertible
a
24
2%
White's Auto Stores Inc..
5%%
value,
par
Jan
17% May
21%
lnc
Shoe
$102
June-Dec
1%
1.25
Stationary
June-Dec
1921
♦No
20%
2
f
Weyenberg
51/2 s
20%
__1
Coal
Westmoreland
4%
A
1
-
_
&
78
Jan-July
At
100
Manufacturing
Tablet
78
$60
Mar-Sept
1919
100
preference
dep rets ord
Nov
(Plan
6'/2S
3%
...
Amer
3
stmpd
Government
31/8
__
78
$65
1997
18 Va
40c
Westmoreland
Oct
High
78
Feb
112%
1
3 «/8
1
West Texas Utilities 4.40% pfd
100
•
Western Leaseholds Ltd
•Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd_..100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
5%
Jan
4%
—
Jan
18'/8
common
Knapp lnc
series
Wentworth
—
3s
Janeiro
Low
$65
June-Dec
2'/8s 2008
18%
Corp
&
Dec
105'%
'
4—«.
Baking Co warrants.
Wasatch
8%
4%
5%
'
•
Oct
Year 1955
No.
—
..30
—
preferred
Wallace & Tiernan lnc
Ward
ext
Feb
600
"loo
cumulative
$2
ctfs
de
fund
ARussian
5
(Plan A)
of)
Range for
Sold
High
April-Oct
5%
Jun
Bonds
May-Nov
30
Rio
_
1947
1947
16'/s
3% May
Friday's
or
Bid<fc Asked
Sale Price
.
1927)
1927)
5
•
voting
preferred
May
29
-
'
Co
of
16
.•
5%
Week's Range
Last
Pfiiod
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
w
Aircraft
Interest
Exchange
Low
13% July
9% Dec
Jan
9%
i
,
1
Stock
High
3% May
5o0
American
Sinking
Waco
13
Friday
Low
104
99
29
10
.
JANUARY
BONDS
7%
Corp
ENDED
Range for Year 1955
9%
_
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vogt Manufacturing
WE
Sales
High
5%
102
—20c
Corporation
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Nov
1
Jan.
Mai
Ltd—
deposit receipts
preference
OO cr-
58
..
—
*
Ltd—
8%
2
1,200
2%
8%
__£1
_
Wright Hargreaves
6,200
2
9%
Jan
3% Mar
3 %
vr-ir
1%
213
Feb
Mar
m
—:
Cct
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
jreriod
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
Stock
Exchange
Range for
Sold
Cloning
Range for 1955-56
Year 1955
Bid & Asked
Low
Amer Steel
&
Pump
lnc
4s
debs
Appalachian Elec Power 3'As
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Date—
Bonds
E'riday's
Mon.
Jan.
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
Chicago Transit
1994
Jun-Dec
1970__
series
102%
3%s
June-Dec'
1978
97
"
94%
CO CD £
80.49 Dec
7
Low
68.05 Jan
18
11
79.56
Jan.
Thurs. Jan.
104%
150
Fri.
Jan.
for
Range
79.95
12—
13
1954
High
68.72 Dec 31
Low
80.13
47.32 Jan
4
100'/a
85%
15
971/4
++ 00 00
97'/8
Jan-July
High
79.65
68
100
145
15
102%
155
80.25
10
High
60
66
102
$145
__Quar-Feb' *
1970
A
Authority
$64
June-Dec
1998
1
Low
NO,
High
9
Tues. Jan.
Wed.
American
92%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna
1st
of
N
mortgage
A 1st
Eastern
Gas
Elmira
&
Lt
Ercole Marrelli
A6%s
with
series
4s
Fuel
Water
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
&
RR
Elec
Nov
May
5s
1956
1940
Isarco
&
Western
1
68V4
61'/2
72
931/?
RR
99%
♦100%
May-Now
May-Nop
100%
;
—
with
Nov
1940
1
1970
4s
"1 '
$25
■'
—
943/4
.
—
Power
A
1st
due
1953
Power
48%
1952
coupon
'I- ;
130
•
1st
49%
3s
3'/4s
$93%
$98
Jan-July
1963
to
April-Oct
1964
ex
Oct
Harbor
1
1940
1947
1
Electric
Water
Gas
Power
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
series A
Co
Corp
99%
M/i
93%
36
97
103%
and
ref
3s
M
100
series D
5s
series
deb
conv
B
1973
1976
3s
series
E
1978__:
3s
series
F
1979
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
with
A6%s
ex
Aug
Aug
1
3'/4s
Gas
1962.Jan-Julj/
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
3s
April-Oct
1971
3'/4s
1970
422.1
324.7
Trade,
"l
98%
90%
100%
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1940
1947
1
941/4
Traction
Newspaper
45.3
342.0
—0.9
339.5
283.5
396.5
154.8
and
Service
154.4
+ 0.3
318.7
321.1
—0.7
335.4
265.6
323.2
2.7
332.0
284.8
+
II
Transactions at the New York Slock Exchange
103%
99
—
ft
103%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
93%
$98%
$98%
94
$102%
$97%
100
99%
110
98%
;
—
60
103 %
98%
2
99%
'
-
„
102%
"■%—J
__
98%
103'/4
93%
99
ft-
'
■
—
101% 101%
103%
95'/2
__
94
$97%
101V2
—
99% 100'A
156
102
88
—
102
$92
II
«...
143%
102
—
$91
100'/4
;J,;
— —
$147
$95
2
95
98
97
98
103%
104'/a
Mon.
Jan.
Tues.
Wed.
Jan.
2,701,340
10
Jan.
Bonds
$154,200
$4,183,000
66
112
94%
$100
103
$10,000
June-Dec
79
June-Aug
6s
1959
Feb-Aug
1<)|%
4,214.000
184,000
3,579,000
3,517,000
237,000
3,754,000
2,124,040
3,539,000
173,000
$18,637,000
$959,200
921/4
78 %
28
79i/4
105%
73 %
Jan. 1 to Jan. 13
1955
12,101,141
Shares..
of
1956
1955
21,463,541
17,369,420
40,315,038
Bonds
$4,000
$4,000
U. S. Government
$10,000
33,000
$10,000
40,000
959,200
Bank
1,805,000
1,860,800
3,396,700
18,637,000
23,870,500
34,585,500
53,491,000
19,606,200
and Industrial.
Total
$25,712,500
$36,456,300
$56,931,700
89
105
108%
100%
*104% 110
$19,606,200
104'/a
99
104% 104'/2
II
3,712,000
$10,000
Week Ended Jan. 13
Stocks—No.
Railroad
18
103
$4,347,200
211,000
Foreign
$102% 103%
Sales
3,395,000
12,101,141
—
Total
International
June-Dec
Bond
Bonds
2,326,026
12
_
"l
94
TotaJ
Government
4,003,000
104
108
94
June-Deo
1960
Union
$100
United States
Bonds
2,307,500
13
Jan.
lnt'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
2,642,235
11
Jan.
Thurs.
Fri.
9
Railroad,
and Miscel.
100%
98%
5
Shares
103%
97
99% 100
Stocks
Number of
103
1956
Jan-July
143.6
159.0
100
100
'
$25
1956
coupon
coupon
5s
—1.8
100 %
98%
$98% 101%
Feb-Aug
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Penn
—0.1
328.6
331.8
Finance
$100
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964
Western
389.3
104%
8
102% 103%
$101% 101%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
304.2
445.3
325.6
Utility
399.6
444.9
1956
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
Dye & Chemical 6s 1973
United Electric Service Co—
A7s
Goods
Transportation
Co—
1
United
West
—0.9
'
April-Oct
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
&
Hydro-Electric
A6'/2S
Webb &
422.1
98
19
101% 101%
June-Dec
1998-Jan-Juiy
1981__May-Now
1976_,
Southern
Terni
269.4
418.5
103
931/4
102%
$25
;6s
3s,
1973-
27/aS series C
3 %s
98%
1960
coupon
&
1960
coupon
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
1st
1023/4
Jan-July
A6'/2S
■
335.4
♦176%
Jan-July
April-Oct
1968
1971
Oct.
Public Service
3 '/8S
—0.7
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
Safe
335.4
Mining
1970
A6'/2s
Low
High
Change
333.1
Non-Durable Goods
——
99%
May-Nou
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
Piedmont.
-1955-1956-
Percent
Composite
Durable
$25
April-Oct
1953
mortgage 3'/4s
mortgage
the closing prices of the common
Dec. 30, '55
Jan. 6, '56
130
46
48%
$100
Mar-Now
liq tr ctfs__
1961
extended
1st
on
Manufacturing
3%s
6'/2S
mortgage
6'/2s
prices based
Jan. 6,
118
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
Ohio
ended
99
81® 8
•
—
28
111% 115
$160%
Ja?i-July
the week
_
$96%
115
for
1956, for composite and by major industry
groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
$100
'
England
The SEC index of stock
103%
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
SEG Index of Stock Prices
81
13
99
stocks
1953
'A7s ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland Valley
RR 4% 1963
New
70
63
-
coupon
A6'/2S ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
1961—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5'/2s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
June-Dec
Guantanamo
70
61'A
Jai\-July
.—Mar-Sept
61%
$96%
May-Nov
1993
B
1965
Mtge Co-
1
1993
A
series
3%s
110
'
'si
.
Transaclions at the American Stock
)C
■
Exchange
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BOND 8
American
Stock
^
Exchange
1
Stocks
Week's Range
Interest
Last
or
Period
;
Sale Price
Bid
Friday's
&
Low
Asked
Bonds
Sold
Year 1955
High
NO.
Low
Mon.
April-Oct
(Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948—.
$182
$80
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A
1952
A6s
series
AGerman
AS
f
B
7s
Cons
Waterways
Munic
(City
6s
of)
7s
61/2S
1952
1947
$70
89%
98
$83
76
Jan.
Thurs.
Fri.
(20%
redeemed)
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Peru) 6'/as
stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2'/«s
stamped
1951
10_.
11—
$24
30
125
112%
Jan.
125
1
97
7
83
120
18%
$78,000
22,000
59,000
30,000
15,000
3,000
48.000
17,000
25,000
73,000
81,000
$339,000
75,000
5,000
1,000
$200,000
$83,000
$56,000
Week Ended Jan. 13
27%
1956
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
Bonds
$5,000
26,000
806,865
137
112% 113
Total
$20,000
3,780,735
13
Total
'
——'
Bonds
31,000
77 7,705
'
Jan-July
Corporate
11,000
693,300
12.
Jan.
100
——-
Bonds
$53,000
637,595
89%
76
90
Government
Bonds
815,270
9
Jan.
Germany—
3,780,735
1955
6,625,305
Jan. 1 to Jan. 13
1956
1955
6,624,340
13,218,277
Bonds
1939
7s
182%
$86
—Feb-Aug
.June-Dec
1947
May-Nou
1958
2008
$71%
Feb-Aug
AHanover
AMedellin
113
157%
April-Oct
1951
&
secured
AHanover
Wed.
113
-Feb-Aug
ADanzig Port
Jan.
Tues.
$80
Ja?i-July
Jan-July
ABaden
Domestic
of
Shares)
Foreign
High
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year 7s April 1946__
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
Foreign
(Number
Range for
$150%
71
73
$200,000
Domestic
$398,000
$395,000
$811,000
83,000
237,000
220,000
442,000
56,000
70,000
75,000
'
131
155%
$70
64
70%
May-Nou
$43%
42%
43
June-Dec
$70
Mar-Sept
.
•
„
-
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total.
—
$339,000
$705,000
$690,000
128,000
$1,381,000
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(238)
...
Monday, January 16, 1956
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
East
Par
American
Motors Corp
Tel & Tei
American
Anaconda
Boston Edison
Boston
&
5%
Maine
rers
Calumet
Cities
&
Service
179% 181%
8%
Dec
55%
3,394
172%
73
315
47%
Jan
56
742
52%
Jan
26%
13%
Jan
69%
54%
187% July
83% Aug
57%
10
29%
Jan
39%
500
34
Jan
41%
12%
13%
276
10%
Jan
10
56%
46 '/b
May
62
__
57
35 %
May
50%
b%
cum
cumulative
1,092
9%
Jan
16%
17
_100
15
Jan
Island
■
Loew's
Copper
Maine
5%
pfd
623
98%
14%
40
14
69 %
91
56 %
100
129
Corporation
Torrington
Union
Co
Twist
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
Co—
Co
21c
15%
Oct
18
3%
2,560
1%
Jan
163
49% Mar
25%
445
21%. Jan
30%
10
176
34%
61
7%
Jan
26%
Jan
33
Dec
184
36%
Jan
63
Dec
25%
1,802
22%
Apr
25% May
22%
367
13% Mar
23
60% May
57% Dec
Nov
54%
56%
3,524
51
Feb
5j8
45%
Jun
54%
258
39% Mar
53%
60%
122
49% May
60
—
15
15
56%
59%
Dec
'Feb
5
12%
Jan
15%
Dec
2,560
53%
Oct
82%
Jan
American Laundry
—
Brewing
oi Prices
27%
1
Electric
——_—_*
Mill
Gas
&
Electric
com
8.50
10
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Cincinnati
Formica
Union
-
Stockyards
Co
Gibson
89%
—
—I
Manufacturing
Metal
American
Products
51*4
Jun
23
Apr
10
22
Dec
24
Consolidated
Consumers
Paper
Power
25%
Oct
35%
Apr
61 %
221
51
Feb
65%
Nov
50
105%
12
911
51%
43%
17% Dec
104%
61%
1,047
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50
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50
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50
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40
51
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Nov
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63%
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31%
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Nov
50%
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Dec
19
21%
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44
Feb
99
50
—
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91
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32
150
817
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79
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33
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4%
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—
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110
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Jan
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20
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41%
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91
26%
27%
100% 101%
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41%
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28%
105
27%
100
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60%
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20
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—
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Gar
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—
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Jan
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10% Jun
92
59%
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82
53% July
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Jun
54%.
55%
Friday
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Feb
38%
58%
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-
Oct
46% May
Ford Building
Federal
Burger
54 %
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Detroit Stock Exchange
Detroit
Carey
Champion Paper
162
47%
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New York
Detroit
—
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54%
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3% July
64 % July
Cincinnati Stock
57%
1928
May
145
Oct
52%
56%
—
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12.50
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61%
Jail
52%
53%
25
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May
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Cincinnati Transit 4%s
Mar
130% Mar
266
Jan
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—
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7c
1,925
16
28%
24%
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5
U S Rubber Co
U S Smelt
57%
Sep
Jun
233
Nov
25%
Dec
31
61
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———
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Aug
28%
34%
1
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18
24%
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Dec
10
———*
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57%
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17'% Mar
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53%
5
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——
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129%
12 %
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16%
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Jan
Nov
May
118
25
100
27%
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40
12%
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57%
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132
23%
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54%
July
40 % Mar
Dec
68%
136
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35%
14%
100
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Oct
117% 123%
100
Pennsylvania
43%
38%
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Oct
20% Mar
1,151
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116%
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54%
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Jun
58
43%
17
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Nov
40%
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20
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52% Mar
46
165
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54%
Dec
3,347
34
25
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Narragansett Racing Assn
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81%
Jan
35
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Jan
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71
Dec
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Nov
8%
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58%
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42%
54%
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Jan
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150
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360
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34
—
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47
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47
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41
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10
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204
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62
57%
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Eastern SS
Jan
39
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Co
233
High
Sep
29% Sep
64% Sep
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Copper Range Co
Low
14%
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for week
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Sale Price
—
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—5
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26%
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180 %
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8%
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8%
100
Company
13
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RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Budd Companv (Un)
Budget Finance Plan
60c
Burlington
Industries
Burroughs
C
&
C
Corp
Super
Pacific
Natural
Capital
Carrier
Case
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(J
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■
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Macy
Nov
Magnavox
1%
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1%
500
1%
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Columbia
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Commonwealth Edison Co
Chollar
Gould
Power
Continental
Can
Co
Co
Continental Copper & Steel
(Un)
-Oil
Cuban
Amer
Jan
jan
56%
Sep
Montgomery,
Sep
26
Dec
Motorola
18% Jan
29
100%
Nov
Cudalry Packing Co
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
80%
1
5 8%
25 7 k &25%
Decca
Records
Aircraft
Chemical
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du
r.44%
325
a44% a44%
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Dec
26%
Dec
New
England
26%
Dec
New
Idria
17 v8
Feb
New
Yorx
Central
16%
Co
21
Products
ElectroData Corp
Erie
Railroad
Eureka
Corp
Exeter
Oil
Fairchild
Nov
25%
Feb
Niagara Mohawk Power
47%
Jan
Noruon
10c
10c
1,000
8c
Sep
Jan
Norris
47%
415
45%
Jan
52% Aug
24%
375
21
Oct
30 %
al6%
&
Fitzimmons
Flintkote
16
Jun
18%
Sep
48%
Nov
50%
Sep
235
76%
Jan
14%
14%
New
9
99%
a
Garrett
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class
Inc
Good
Co
Goodrich
34%
117
32% May
37 %
100
14 va
18
85
508
Dec
3,385
64% May
4% Jan
90%
5
85
4%
57%
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313
50%
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38 %
159%
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10
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234
35
35%
465
26
28%
2,625
20%
30
37%
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Feb
15%
Dec
15%
400
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10
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Dec
Dec
Rice
Sep
35%
Jan
57%
Nov
61
259
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313/4
34
July
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Mar
46%
53/4
Dec
92 %
44%
Oct
53%
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40
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45
209
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28 Va
2.70
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1,303
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175
203/4
Feb
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175
37%
Oct
2,500
36%
2.55
Jan
Sep
41% Mar
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79
Dec
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Solar
Nov
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Mar
36%
35
44
32
26%
13%
Aircraft
Southern
39%
34%
Jan
47%
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14 y«
Nov
39%
50
Mar
3.549
13%
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1,555
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124
17%
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590
16% Nov
220
36% Mar
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50
303
86
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43
May
Sep
25
442
22 y4
Jan
30%
21 y2
270
18 Va
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24
Jun
July
47% May
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190
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264
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Jan
63% Aug
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31%
Oct
43 y4
398
39 y8 Mar
48%
Sep
863
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Dec
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39
40 Va
359
1
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88% Mar
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12
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67% May
34% Oct
175
1
Apr
104
247/a
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Mar
21%
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198
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50
7
2,960
Oct
8% Mar
Jun
72 v4 Mar
41
Jun
10 Va Aug
11% Aug
•
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45
426
88%
Jan
65
5
16%
16%
219
15
Nov
25% Mar
1
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145
38%
Dec
38%
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1
a40 a41 V2
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6% Mar
46%
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10
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53%
1
35
602
49
2,445
10
404
42 %
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39% Mar
7%
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Jun
11% Aug
54%
65
Sep
July
10%
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53
53%
750
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54%
35
35%
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33%
45 Va
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90c
600
80c
95c
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83
81%
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Nov
May
Dec
30%
170
65% May
25% Mar
32%
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24%
24%
293
29
sep
34%
Feb
83%
83%
168
84%
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87
Dec
Feb
30%
5
i
83%
l
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10
27
Oct
60%
55%
55%
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40
Mar
52%
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32%
32%
200
26
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34%
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10
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10
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36
8%
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18%
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4
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21%
490
a__
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19%
22% May
25%
600
21
2%
21%
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Sep
Oct
5 v*
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20
Oct
27%
Jan
48%
Dec
2va
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1
36%
35%
36%
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38%
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Edison
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3
Sep
Jan
65
Mar
26%
Nov
38
Mar
33
192
30%
Nov
35
Apr
57%
498
49% Mar
69
Jun
a62% a64 '/2
146
50 Va
64%
Dec
26%
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a2iy8
33%
56%
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com—25
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15
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15
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Aug
50%
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72
2,831
18
45 Va
Jan
July
Jan
12%
Apr
64% Aug
Dec
25
a25%
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89
25% Mar
1%
4.48%
1,647
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28% May
1%
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25
3'/2
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a42% a43'/4
63
38%
Jan
47
40%
40%
433
4.88%
35%
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preferred
25
44 Va
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27%
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28% Mar
14%
14%
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63
543
Southern
Calif
Gas
13%
Jan
16V4 Mar
34 Va
Feb
Southern
35%
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Petroleum
32%
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45%
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Southern
Paciiic
Southern
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161
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43%
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32
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44%
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82%
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Jan
20%
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31 Va
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2,800
1.05
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2.45
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259
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343/4
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443/i Mar
62
620
41
Oct
25
646
25%
Dec
56%
a
32%
1,033
7
225
19c
4%
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25
20c
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36%
1,091
82%
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81
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100
61%
a
48%
39 %
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Oil
33
Nov
9
Feb
7c
Feb
20c
Apr
Sunray
31%
Dec
Swift
21% Mar
35%
60
88%
Nov
Jan
Apr
31%
1,081
9%
9%
2,600
36c
200
19c
a46% a49%
373
33% Mar
24
8%
40% July
82 Vt Dec
112 V,
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Jan
31
Sep
Texas
Oct
103/4
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Texas
Jan
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4
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75
21%
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101%
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59%
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a
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49
299
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13
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16%
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315
7%
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13%
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8%
23
1,390
51%
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64
July
104
200
76%
Jan
102%
Nov
27%
320
25%
Oct
25%
26%
2,153
21 y.
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2
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(Un)
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20
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92
2,087
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50
5
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17%
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63%
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152%
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43 y4 Mar
210
27
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9%
10
417
9%
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25
717
Oil
com
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Nov
21%
Feb
Dec
55%
Dec
27
Jan
33
Dec
9%
31%
—
Sep
15%
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23%
2,081
22%
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27 y4
Jun
100
45%
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148
42 y4 Mar
51% July
49% Jun
140
33
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33%
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133
90%> Feb
118%
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340
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23
31%
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24%
175
*
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50
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Dec
109% Mar
17%
10
17 y4
40 y. July
98% July
284
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Dec
Jan
507
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16%
37% .Nov
74
28% July
29% Jun
50
5
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u
15% al5%
91%
25
25
100
44%
12%
Dec
Jan
25%
Not
20%
Apr
25%
NOT
Sep
10
35
34%
35
697
24
Jan
35
2
41%
40 Va
41%
2,661
38
Jan
48%
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8%
8%
240
9%
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25
25%
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7% July
24% Oct
28 y4
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Corp
Co
Corp
(Un)
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a
43 y2
91%
15
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Tri-Continental
15%
25
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TreeSweet
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54%
55%
Sep
Jan
55%
Sulphur (Un)
Tide
Mar
104
(Un)
Dec
21
27%
Packard
Dec
24 V2 Mar
14%
Jan
1
Corp (The) (Un)
Gulf
Dec
18 y8
*
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8%
79
50c
(Ohio)
Company
Textron
Sep
37%
Co
1,110
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Mid-Continent
Sylvania
Dec
a21% a21 %
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&
370
Service
Webster Inc
Studebaker
35
9 Va
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5
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc <Un)___
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July
35
8%
*
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8%
25
2
Ccrp
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Standard
Standard
Jan
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9%
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29%
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223/4 Mar
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Public
Brands
Dec
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pfd
Oil Co of Calif
26% .Dec
,>
6%
Spiegel Inc (Un)__
747
1.10
35%
4
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Corp
Sperry-Rand
24%
31
33%c
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35
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pace
440
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Laclede Gas Co (Un)__
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52% Aug
37% Jun
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Co
199
25
Jun
36%
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Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Mobil Oil
Jan
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44
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109
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924
71%
51%
2%
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63
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135
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227
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11
211
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Servomechanisms Inc
Dec
64%
46%
23
39%
Co
&
51% July
64% July
22
1
Electric
Finance
Roebuck
:
49 %
20
64%
•
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Sears,
52% Mar
4% Mar
45% Mar
190
39%
1
preferred
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Jan
Sep
72
54
—12%
Sapphire Petroleums
Dec
Jun
23
Co_
&
82
39%
45'/2c Dec
49 %
Co (Un)
Gas
Dec
39%
4
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schering Corp (Un);
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35 %
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5 'u
2%
Oct
5% Mar
8
32%
San
Sep
July
54
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Lead Co
21c
92%
25
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Paper
a84%
1
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International Tel & Tel
(Un)
footnotes
39%
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54
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24%
29c
Dec
21,230
333/4 Mar
a39%
5
55%
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3
43 %
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2,770
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Laughlin Steel
17
3%
5
Nov
5%
44
100
179
3
(Un)
Petroleum
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Nov
Feb
Jan
14,072
3
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10% May
Dec
19
28c
Dec
92%
39%
50c
_
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International Nickel Co
56%
Mar
Jan
(Un)
Aeronautical
14c
18c
Safeway Stores Incorporated
79% Mar
Oct
Jan
5
Feb
51
Dec
47%
29,710
(Un)
Ryan
2.70
1,358
Oct
Rockwell Spring & Axle (Un)
Aircraft
Corp
Sep
1,200
Sep
Corp!
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72,591
2.90
82%
66%
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43
109
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2.85
3
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34% July
23%
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Jan
2,264
12
Jan
32
79%
2.85
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Richfield Oil
800
35%
&
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26%
5
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10 %
1
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154
73%
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25c
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30Va
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Aviation
Reserve
Rexall
30c
2,075
/
55c
Republic Pictures Corp (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Dec
a32% a32%
72%
(Un)
Corp of America
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Rayonier Inc <Un)_
60%
4%
35%
Dec
44%
44
a32%
1
Radio
Dec
26%
Aug
43%
(Un)
Jan
19
.5
540
May
Apr
Nov
12% al2%
28%
(Un)
Republic
8%
Jan
2%
(Un)
Corp
Dec
4%
«
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%
92 % a 93
44 %
4.25
Nov
200
common
Corp
Feb
409
6%
1.60 July
50
2%
»
Pictures
5%
52%
31%
Oct
Mar
210
2%
25
Tneatres
20
1,359
31%
Feb
Apr
2%
July
41
50
a8%
45% Mar
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47%
20%
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16%
24%
54
23%
Jun
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19%
52%
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Oct
Jan
Oct
46% May
17% Mar
Jun
May
V4
Co
Nov
18%
171
11%
1
Incorporated
Oil
896
a58% a58%
20%
10c
Iron Corp
For
20
60
35%
1
&
300
al/ir
14%
Co
International Paper
Lear
12
21%
2.00
2.20
20
21%
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Dibby McNeill
14% July
17% Mar
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Aug
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Kansas
31 %
Jan
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Oct
10%
130
467
Co
Holly Development
Homestake Mining Co
Honolulu Oil Corp
Jones &
26%
300
14
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1,054
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Hotels Corp
Hoffman Electronics
Kaiser
19
13%
13%
14
Pure
38%
808
21 %
12
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Dec
55
Hiltcn
Oil
44
40
Hancock Oil Co class A
Preferred
Jade
Dec
62%
Greyhound
Corp (Un)
Grumman Aircraft Eng (Un)
Gulf, Mobile & bhio (Un)
Oil
43%
55
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical—
Northern RR (Un)
Intex
382
40
Great
Interlake
40 y4
a28% a28%
165
22%
a48% a49%
Apr
Corporation
Pullman
Jun
80c
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Nov
62%
common—
Utilities
Co
International
87
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(Un)
Central
Apr
58
75
Dec
Dec
common
&
Feb
Nov
47%
Oct
__.
Pictures
Co
32
107
IIHHIl
World Air
(Cnas)
Philco
Jun
74%
2
pfd
Service
57
164
40%
a28%
Pfizer
Jan
74% May
45 % Mar
11%
preferred
Pepsi-Cola
Oct
24%
493
16 v4
common-
Oil
44%
57
91%
48
Petroleums
Western
373
181
Penney (j c) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)__
Dec
Dec
624
a47 % a47%
————j——25
Lighting
Paramount
Dec
31
Dec
46%
91%
25
preferred
Pan Amer.can
249% July
a78% a80'/4
1
Calif-
59%
53
Jan
191
Oct
24 Vb
28%
Corp
Elec
&
Pacific
July
Jun
27
Dec
3378
a26% a26%
•
(Un)
Paciiic
7% May
43% Mar
50%
223 % a228%
(Un)~II_IIl3
of
Nov
Sep.
25 Va
Apr
1
Chemical
Paciiic
Nov
32%
Feb
Jan
Dec
30%
16%
preferred
4.36%
Jan
14%
30
Oct
23%
7
6%
Oct
hihl
;/____!
Finance
5 % 7<-
Jan
30%
50
a
~_i
1
(Un)h
i~1
Inc
Co
Gas
6%
18% July
34 Va
a
Jan
Co
Mathieson
Pacific
Dec
al4% al5V8
34V8
♦
lb
Oil
Pacific
Dec
14% Mar
2
Graham-Paise Corp (Un)
City Steel Co (Un)
Illinois
a8Va
553/4
4 %
1,811
(Un)___iO
Granite
Hupp
Dec
15%
1
(W R) & Co ((Uni
Hunt Foods
Jan
2%
Va
2nd
McBean
(B
35 V2
15
100
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Grace
110
2,000
23%
187
a8%
•
Pacific Clay Products
Dec
15%
_i
(Un)
Corn
Products
Humor
3
58%
453
5% Aug
2.05 July
16%
Petroleum
Edison
Olin
9% May
;
Telephone Corp
Gillette Co (The) (Un)
Gimbel Bros (Un)
Co
Dec
9%
(Un)
General
Gladden
Dec
5%
Oct
Dec
Corp (Un)
Public
Gladding.
37%
Oct
49%
Jan
Rights
Glidden
Dec
3%
101
6 %
HIIHIl
_—-HHIIIH
Exploration
General
36%
3,260
6%
A
Dynamics Corp
Paint
520
6
a
____1
Electric
Public
37
50
5
General
General
Dec
56% a57%
Ohio
Dec
27%
Aircraft
Oceanic
Feb
99%
Dec
50
»
General
Geneial
14%
Jan
a8y8
~~25c
General
Foods
Nov
a51% a53%
4
Corporation
Motors
8%
74%
27%
22%
31%
a49% a49%
x
Co
Occidental
Sep
775
(Un)
w
General
673
13%
100
2%
5
(Un)
Lines Inc
General
Jun
220
5%
a
10 V2
Oil
Northrop
Nov
29
Corp______
Stores
Co
9%
29%
36%
37
a56%
.5
&
common
100
a99 y4 a99 y2
29%
1
(Robert)
14%
80%
a7%
(Un)__:
Food Machinery & Chemical
Foremost Dairies Inc
Fruehauf Trailer Co
Gair
13
74
84 Va a 85 V4
10
Airplane (Un)_
Merchants Bank
Tiger
16%
a49% a50 V4
a
l
(Un)
Co
a
a50V4
a84%
2u%
a38% a39%
!_•
(Un)
American Aviation
Northern Pacific Ry
(Un)
Jan
263
1
Corporation
North
23%
20c
3,680
5Uc
(Un)
19%
39% Mar
47%
v
rr
i'iU
236
Dec
45%
1
21
7%
Co
En?
Farmers
Flying
Co
15% Mar
43%
31 '/8
n47%
(Un)h
System
a41 V8 a42ya
a41%
„HIIII 1
Phonograph ~(Unr~~~5
Radio &
1,110
5
(Un)_
Share
Electrical
Emerson
16%
Elec
Feb
Jun
Apr
41
2.50
6%
91%
Mining & Chemical
Apr
43%
Jan
27%
33%
hlo
(Un)__hiiihl
Dec
36%
1.65
22%
a49
25%
Jan
820
22%
26%
a„
24 Va
2474 j uiy
31%
(Un)
95
Jan
a29% a29%
5
National
Aug
6%
10
110
~i
(Uni—__
Auto-Lite
Bond
Dec
28 Va
_
Supply Co
National
Feb
24 y2
25%
Nov
27%
a26%
iiih
53
62 %
5%
6%
(Un)i_HIIIIIHl
Gypsum Co
Jun
33
5%
♦
Biscuit Co (Un)
National Distillers
(Un)
45
2iya Mar
a44% a44%
5
(Un)
51
July
1.65 Nov
a__
2,105
2
(Un)_
Co
26%
a26 a26%
2.00
-Hills
<fc
(Un)___
26%
26%
—50c
(Uni___
Utilities
Ward
Inc
Tneatres Inc
National-u s Radiator
a26 Va
1.95
10
hii
National
76%
Jun
2.00
*
National
Sep
29
(Un)
(Un)_
435
_5
Nemours
Eastman Kodak Co
&
"HI
Light
30%
•
Inc—
Inc
Electric
38%
Montana-Dakota
9'/4 Mar
a7%
H~_
(Un)_
de
Electric
40
62
so34 Mar
4,010
13
Fuel
30%
.1111-10
Calif
Co
Airlines
Jan
66%
Jan
1
co
Industries
Pont
Eastern
Apr
5%
6%
Feo
50c
& Co (Un>—_
Dome Mines Ltd (Un)
Dow
47%
63 y2
,__i
(Un)
Inc
Douglas Oil Co of
bov2
85
6%
—H__5
(Un)
Deere
DougJas
1,706
1,125
a57 Va a58%
50c
(Un)
84%"
50
65%
25
common
&
SeD
,
Oil Co__
Monsanto Cnemlcal
20 V4
6%
"25
Cb.r.nn-n_LL_HIH' ^
(Un)H
5
.
Dec
30 Va
.2
Zellerbach Corp
Crucible Steel Co (Un)
26 Va
43%
25
Crown
River
315
_
Co
Crestmont
Power
Mississippi
155
82%
Continental Motors (Un)
1
Continental Oil Co (Del)
(Un)_~HH5
Corn Products Ref Co
(Un)_
Crane
Minnesota
J-m
5514
100
35%
(Un)"~ 12%
(Un)
hi—10
Utilities
Jan
25%
a
=»
com.
South
1.00
29%
16% Mar
30%
34%
a35 % a35Va
16%c
Middle
6% Mar
20 Va
30%
hi—1
(Un)
Dec
25%
iy3
20
Inc
May
24%
510
147
~~
1
Petroleum
Co
20%
35%
Chapman & Scott
a54%
1
~~
Merck &
(Un)_iiihi"~
70
Apr
20 %
1
_
Co
Merritt
78
HI*
~50c
(Un)
Oct
Merchants
100
•
(Un)_
3%
70c
Mig
a41
_•
Mining.
a
Menasco
26%
a
(Un)H__I25
Consol Edison of N Y
(Un)
Consolidated Electronamics
Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
Consumers
45
•
Commercial
Cons
53
100
61% Mai-
1.10
40% May
17% Mar
1
(Un;
High
62% Mar
19%
ii
*
co
McKesson & Rubbins
25%
2V2
System
4
Oct
297
Low
1
L;
Co
a40
(UnH—Hvj
(Un)
Gas
Dec
25% Julv
49
Nov
Oil
(Un)
1,369
20%
_»
iiiiiiiiiulo
(Un)
310
1.35
a49 a51%
a51%
70%
Range for Year 1955
High
1.25
_i
(Un)
& Co
Co
a55 %
1
Brdcstg class A
B
58%
Nov
40%
Co
(Glenn
Mascot
Dec
Oct
19 y4
95c
___•
I
18%
49%
131
Apr
(r h)
40%
a
1
Iron
Oct
276
27%
(p)
26%
1
(Un)
lt%
53 Va
57%
19% a20 y4
95c
_io
(Un)
Jun
100
a3%
25
(Un)
2%
107
a
a24 Va a24%
1
~
1%
Sep
17%
55%
1
I
1%
Loniiara
55%
a
al7%
a
5,100
a__
5)
17 V2
al9%
a__
39%
55%
a
ZTJ.1
HIl
;
39%
200
8hares
70%
_ioc
;__
Aircrait Corp
Jun
29%
Co
Inc——
7%
»
Climax Molybdenum
Columbia
Lockheed
Loew's
35%
Corp
Fuel
Jan
July
5% May
Clary Corp
Coioraao
21
28% Mar
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
25
Chicago Corp (Un)
1
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un)__»
Foods Inc
Nov
Petxoleum
-40
iq
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
Clinton
16%
Lincoln
2.500
„
Co
Co
732
8% Mar
2
10
~
__
Service
10%
16%
Feb
34 5a
12 v2
Eureka Corp
Certain-teed Products
Cities
Sep
7%
06''a
34 V2
~~i
Central
Chrysler
10
33%
lUn;
Aircraft
500
1
(Un)
Corp
Cessna
31
10%
for Week
Low
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)___25
aG'o
a6Vj
„25
(Uni—.
Corn
a7%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
July
16%
2
(Un;
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)_
Ceiancse
Cenco
23
2
Ltd
(Un>
Co
High
Jan
23 %
un
RR
Gas
Airlines
16%
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
ioc
Atlantic
Canadian
222
9%
1
13
STOCKS
5
Corp
Canadian
Canso
(Un)
(Un)
20%
10
JANUARY
Friday
Low
a7%
9
ENDED
Range for Year 1955
High
20%
—_50c
convertible
Shares
Low
5
com—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Piice
Par
FOR
Sales
Deo
10
Fox
Inc
&
ii
(Un)
Carbon
(Un)
!__•
9%
10
1,380
Oct
13%
Jan
24%
24'/a
24%
762
24%
Dec
31%
Jan
16%
hh
common
17%
179
12%
Oct
15% Mar
a!08'/4 al07y2 a!09%
263
82% Mar
9
116 y4
Sep
January 16, 1956
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
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(240)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
13
JANUARY
New
i
w
common
(Un;
RE
Pactuc
Union
(Un)
Lines
United
Air
United
Aircraft Corp
United
Corp
United
Fruit
United
Gas
(Un)
(Un)
1
S Plywood Corp.
U
U
U
S
U
(Un)
Co
Rubber
S
Steel Corp
S
Vanadium
Teleg (Un)
Western Union
50
.
__
12%
———*
Wooiworth (F W) (Un).
10
York Corp (Un)
1
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)———•
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)_.
*
(Un)
lnc
Co
Wilson. &
6
Dec
53%
30%
Oct
34% Mar
General
39%
90
Dec
50% Mar
Gibson
62%
40% Mar
072
55%
50
2,910
Apr
36%
167
83%
8ep
Apr
Sep
Aug
Greif
Mar
18
Jan
24%
Jun
Jun
Nov
2tf>a
24%
Jan
32%
Peb
53%
Oct
83
59%
49% Nov
21c
Not"
Oct
11%
Sep
45c
May
15%
'
Dec
52%
Sep
May
27 Vs
Co
Jan
104%
8ep
97 %
Feb
130
Dec
46% May
new
Last
Corp
Bros
Greyhound
Steel
Acme
Co
Guif
Corp
Advanced Aluminum
Laboratories
Allied
Allis
<G)
Helleman
Werner
Heln
Hupp
Cyanamid
Investment Co
American
American
& Tel
12
Oct
International
Tel
Dec
Interstate
9%
1,100
7%
Jan
12%
600
8%
Jan
11%
Jan
11
7%
61% Mar
80%
23%
23%
23%
1,000
21
Sep
Kansas
Dec
Katz
17
17
200
17%
Dec
18 %
Dec
Kennecott
25%
25%
200
23%
Oct
35 %
Apr
8%
800
Refining
Co
Washer
Automatic
Manufacturing
Bendix
Aviation
Corp
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Steel
Bethlehem
W)
(George
Borg-Warner
Foote
Budd
Feb
82 %
Dec
51 %
Nov
Lamson
70%
71%
49%
51
16%
17%
34 % May
6%
6%
2,900
5%
Nov
8%
300
57
Jan
65
450
24%
Oct
31% May
700
1%
2,600
500
Dec
2
Dec
169
Dec
&
C
Hecla
&
Marquette
Marshall
Martin
Pacific
Canadian
McWilliams
Merck
&
Merritt
Celanese Corp of
Centlivre
-
__
;
1
Brewing Corp
South West Corp
50c
,__5
Mfg
Morns
24%
Mount
18% Mar
July
Nov
2%
Apr
Muskegon
13%
Dec
Muter
54
Sep
30 %
43
Deo
100
39
21%
800
21%
Jan
23%
600
)5%
Jan
100
99%
Jan
127 %
Aug
38
Jan
57%
Jun
*
44%
46%
400
3%
3%
3,400
3%
3%
200
15%
46%
15%
Sep
28%
100
20 %
Jan
30%
Jun
25
25
50
22%
Feb
27%
Dec
Jan
2274
Apr
16%
3,000
13%
68%
68%
100
67%
Nov
71%
1
24%
24%
3,000
18%
Jan
24% Dec
38%
39%
350
32
Jun
48
Jan
5 •••:
305
5
Jan
51%;
200
39%
*
5
51%
7%
8%
35%
34%
35%
1,000
35%
36%
35%
4
34%
36
1
(The)
Motor Spec
Jan
National
2%
Jan
Jan
36%
Dec
National
Gypsum
Jan
53
Jun
National
Lead
45%
45%
47%
46%
47%
1
5
9 %
8%
9%
3,200
1,100
27%
i
(Un)J
Sep
26%
Dec
66%
Nov
North
16 %
29%
Sep
North American Car Corp
Chicago
Ry
•
29
27%
29
30
Dec
Northern Illinois Gas Co
42%
42
42%
500
35
Oct
Dec
Northern
Pacific
85
85
100
82%
Oct
101% May
12% Jun
Northern
States
150
May
Northwest Bancorporation
101
Cities
preferred
Cleveland Electric
Clinton
Foods
Coleman
Co
Ilium
Consumers
Crane
Cement
Dow
Motors
Chemical
Pont
(E
I)
;
50%
Sep
Dec
July
33% May
41
Sep
33% May
45%
Jan
300
26
28
32%
16%
2,100
14%
Apr
17%
Feb
41%
42%
4,500
38% Mar
47%
Jan
62%
64
1,800
46 % May
72 %
Dec
49%
50
200
46%
53
Nov
9
36%
36%
9%
37%
1,700
300
7%
8
800
27%
29
1,000
34%
Jun
8% Dec
35%
6%
16
Oct
Jan
Jan
14%
48
Feb
Jan
9% May
30
Nov
800
31% May
38%
Sep
35%
100
33%
Jan
37%
Nov
52
54%
850
19%
Sep
56%
Dec
57%
54%
58%
1,100
20
1
(Un)
33%
Mar
35%
33%
20
5
Co
Ohio
Oil
Oklahoma
20
224% 224%
5
43 % Mar
300
19 y2
300
157 %
Oct
Jan
60%
23 %
247
Dec
Jan
Nov
Pacific
Parker
Air
Lines
Paper
Emerson
&
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Fox
(Peter)
Drive
203
*
Phonograph
Falstaff Brewing Corp
Flour Mills of America
Foremost
79%
.10
Corp
Radio
47%
1
lnc
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)_
Eddy
17
1
lnc
5
i
8
8
47%
100
80
300
203
12%
9
700
19%
20%
15%
16
15%
1.25
see page 43.
*
4
*
4
400
100
lo
Auto
5
17
2
Brewing
^For footnotes
12%
(Un)__5
lnc
Corp
4%
300
1,000
600
36%
Jan
68 % Mar
185
11%
Jan
Oct
15 % May
7
20%
11%
3
Mar
Dec
Jan
Jan
57
SeD
Aug
16%
Feb
17% Mar
10
Co
class
Sep
26% Aug
16% Dec
6% July
Apr
11% May
Nov
19% Aug
19
May
23 74
24
Jan
20%
300
22%
2,000
19
Oct
23%
50%
300
49
Oct
54%
Dec
82%
200
55%
Jan
89 7'#
Nov
43
300
33
Jan
45%
12%
12%
400
44%
1.300
Jan
Sep
Jan
15
Nov
32
Jan
49
July
7%
84%
79
84%
900
47%
Jan
9174
Dec
34
37%
4,000
24
Feb
35%
Dec
19%
19%
19%
9,600
17% Mar
72%
73%
300
4,300
23% Aug
Jun
66
Jan
82
16%
Jan
18% Sep
17%
17%
17%
67
67
67
750
55
Jan
73
Sep
23 %
23%
900
2074
Jan
31
Aug
200
44 74
Jan
23%
49%
49%
50%
35%
35
36
24%,
24%
54
54
49%
17%
800
,
30%
Oct
52% Aug
37% Jun
' 100
21%
Sep'
24%
Mar
Apr
64% July
200
50
(Un)
49%
100
47%
Oct
50%
Nov
17%
400
16%
Nov
22
Jun
14%
500
13%
Dec
23
A
Jan
preferred
1
2
17%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
200
1274
Dec
22%
17%
17%
150
15%
Jan
18% July
Jan
12
f.Dec
Dec
•
5
25
10%
ll'/a
24,300
26%
27%
4,900
15
Jan
30
25%
1,500
22%
Jan
30%
21%
800
17% Mar
24% July
40%
40%
100
36%
49
1,100
55%
58%
84%
83
85%
Co
Co
Company
(Un)
—5
Quaker Oats Co
Jan
6474 Aug
83%
6%
Nov
10
Nov
43
600
37%
71
71
100
57
40%
38
40%
1,500
32%
32%
300
32%
Jun
May
Nov
Jan
Sep
May
7474
Deo
Oct
41%
Jun
Corp
(Un)
(Un)
30% Mar
33% Sep
Corp of America
1
8%
8%
100
7
Oct
9%
July
1
11%
1174
300
8% May
1174
Aug
44%
45%
1,600
37%
Jan
55 74
Jun
16%
17
15
Nov
25%
Apr
10
47%
46%
48%
2,900
41% May
5474
Sep
2.50
Pictures
Theatres Corp
9%
9%
9%
100
Jan
1074
Jun
Deo
(Un)
•
Manufacturing Co
44%
5
Republic Steel Corp
(Un)
(Un)
Tobacco class B
Richman Bros Co_
Rockwell Spring &
48%
7074 May
38%
5
RKO
(R. J.)
900
Jan
100
37%
*
(Uni
RKO
Drug
7
71
Public Service Co of Indiana
Co
7
1
(The)
Jan
21
%
58%
&
5
24%
10%
27
50
33%c
*
Reynolds
Oct
7%
300
1
Rexall
Jan
7
Jun
29 '/a
4,900
_12.50
Raytheon
4% Dec
,
10
(Unl
(Charles)
Radio
Jan
26
22
Jun
87
240
Dec
100
Phelps Dodge Corp (Uni
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Oil
11
37%
25
Airways
B
Pullman
Oct
43%
12%
1
•
—r__7.50
5
Electric
5%
convertible prior
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Potter
Dec
8%
4%
1
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
Pfizer
10 74
2
Pen
Class
Dec
60%
Nov
150
•
Pan American World
Pure
Eastern
&
46%
7%
27%
12
Natural Gas
Gas
Oct
44% Mar
5
10
(Un)
Chem
43%
Co—
Power
Olin-Mathieson
100
300
42%
43
5
Co
Co
Nov
82%
49
100
Oak Manufacturing Co
Ohio Edison
Dec
105%
1
(Un)
(Minnesota)
4774
Apr
10
(Un)_:
(Un)
Ry
Oct
73%
49
Jan
16%
10
Corp
Nemours
62
100
28
10
de
Jan
100
1
(Un)
84
200
5
;
—
& Company
Co
•
47% May
26% Jan
42j
62%
25
Edison
44%
Jan
16%
1
Corp
Manufacturing
36%
44%
*
Co
Drewerys Ltd USA lnc
du
36%
1
Corp
Co
Dodge
200
-
*
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
9,100
5
Cudahy Packing Co
Detroit
2,000
96 y8
9
129% Feb
66.% Jan
25
lnc
Power
Continental
59%
48%
96
1
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated
57 %
45%
100
—_15
lnc
52
48%
1
common
4%%
900
2,900
59
10
Service Co
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
,
84%
Aviation
American
Jan
42%
21%
22%
Nov
9%
135
RR
34
500
20%
»
10
:
Mfg
&
Central
10
Dec
July
1,500
.
8%
21%
5
National Standard Co
•
-
21%
10
1
1
20%
9%
May
45%
Co
64 %■ May
80%
23
92%
1
150
134
350
46
5
900
82%
53
28
Co
Jun
32%
Aug
90%
4%
9% May
115
Oct
45%
27
Jan
42
27%
9%
13
27 %
91%
4
Tile
10% Mar
1,100
28
Cylinder Gas
600
135
Jun
46
1
65
45%
16%
2,100
49%
:
25%
17% Aug
Nov
34
Corp
65
1,100
Nov
20
48
lnc
25%
Jan
Dec
24%
32%
National Distillers Prod
25%
28%
Nov
300
class A—**
50c
conv
26%
National
Oct
22%
1,300
22%
33%
common.
Company
Jan
Sep
20%
27%
*
5
Co
Nov
Sep
Nov
48%
preferred
1%
56%
85%
—3
19%
30%
Feb
2
20%
4
61%
_•
National Container
Jan
50
800
Napco Industries
Jan
Dec
22%
'.
—12.50
Cement
Jun
42%
22 %
Feb
Apr
24
Dec
25%
Jun
800
22%
Dec
52%
600
Feb
100
77
107
Dec
43%
77
108%
Dec
39%
674
63%
•
32 %
79%
35%
46
37%
Jan
15
22%
Nov
23% July
700
22
12.50
Dec
9
34%
200
Oct
30%
■
Oct
57% July
Jun
450
24%
"
25
"■
Feb
6%
2,200
22
4%
45% Mar
600
1,000
25%
pfd
,
.
108%
25%
65
conv
17%
6%
Jan
800
Nov
1,400
28%
25
13%
Aug
1,100
14%
15%
28%
20%
50
"
57js Apr
6%
49%
■
Oct
13%
29%
'
3%
19%
400
*
24 % Mar
22% Aug
5% July
13%
1,000
2
45% Mar
2% Mar
20
•
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
122
1
*
Chrysler Corp
23
122
122
1
*
10
common
Chicago Towel Co $7
21%
21%
23%
l
Jan
July
4
52%
10
35% July
800
10
New York
*
Aug
38%
—
56
55
100
Sep
Sep
36%
Products
35
29%
Co
15%
Jan
40
(Un)
55 %
54%
5% series A preferred
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry
Jan
30%
38%
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Nov
29
Northwestern
12%
300
38%
■
8.75
lnc
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convertible
Oct
10
&
400
39%
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1%
25
1
14
34%
32% Mar
(new).
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<
13%
26% Oct
& Scott
Brick
Sep
100
(Phillip) & Co.
Motorola
12%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Coro common—
preferred
31
1,400
Montgomery Ward & Co
23
21% Aug
34% Jun
Jan
100
Central Illinois Pub Serv
conv
Jan
49%
Chemical
Monsanto
2,200
*
$3
23%
Jan
Mar
27%
Cement
Portland
Modine
16% Mar
500
Go__
2,200
16%c
Mickeiberry's
16 % Mar
1,000
Light
32%
200
%
33 %c
Co
2
53%
Illinois
30%
1
Feb
34%
33"%
47
2
Apr
53
&
Central
113 %
Dec
—•
3%
33%
Central
Jan
42%
*
Co
Chapman
13
2
2
16%
83%
500
13
47%
Co
19%
10
50
America
&
52%
25
(Un)
Carrier Corp common
4%%
preferred
Jun
100
42%
13 %
27%
Dredging Co
Metropolitan
Nov
91
48%
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&
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Medusa
Jun
25% May
33%
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Field
33%
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(Glenn. L)
2
5
Inc.
Dec
31%
;
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&
(Henry
13
10c
Corp
Super
Calumet
Gas
Lytton's
50c
C
15%
Mar
42%
1
common
preferred
47%
550
50
112% 112%
•
common
Jan
27%
16%
23
7
Aug
Jan
23 %
16%
Dec
67%
58% Aug
25
2%
900
May
1
34%
1,100
18 %
«
24%
1,400
2,500
10
900
16%
300
19%
12%
1,300
29%
25%
Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
71c
20
19%
61%
19%
13%
2%
20%
27%
v
Printing
Louisville
Feb
14%
19%
2,600
Dec
Mar
106
61
19%
7.50
40%
16%
*
Mar
106
Feb
34%
Jan
27%
5
—15
Missouri
29
7
50
Sep
Dec
20%
33%
106
106
Tuly
9%
Jun
Dec
20%
3%
41% Jan
Apr
1
49% July
Jan
Nov
36%
5
14 7s
Jan
28%
28
2'/2
Jan
44%
700
800
22%
39%
9%
400
32
Jan
2%
1,000
31%
Jan
21
1,250
3
Jan
28% Aug
31%
*6%
18%
12.50
May
Dec
40%
100
650
23
18%
3
1
Apr
58%
Oct
45%
104%
23
41
Minneapolis Brewing Co—
Minnesota Min & Mfg
(Un)
Mississippi River Fuel
:
20c
Corp
24% Mar
Jan
64
25
Burlington Industries lnc
Burton-Dixie
Apt
62%
54%
1,250
7%
33%
19%:
Dec
Sep
21
(Un)
13%
Dec
Burroughs
Corp
Nov
160
Jan
Jan
5%
18%
3
40%
Company
29% Jun
40%
21
Corp
Works
Gear
Jun
17
Jan
25% Jan
Dec
159%
"
--
*
Lincoln
2%
1%:
Jan
25
24%
■;
Nov
common
Dec
12
—
10
8
Oct
8%
Oct
35
23
Jan
Llbby McNeil & Libby__
2,700
52%
Co
&
Dec
48%
Nov
,
'
•/
'
May
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
34,400
158
Leath
7%
Dec
23%
29/
7
r
3,550
■vvv:v: 550
2J
2674
35%
Co
Dec
124
77#
22%
4
Sessions
&
Dec
12%
7
"28% /
1
Aug
2,000
4% Mar
Dec
68 %
Co
18
5%
\
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55
400
15%
13,600
Sep
92 74
-
28%
(Un)
Corp
82%
Jan
7%
,
61% Mar
350
;;
11 % Mar
39%
14
500
700
(Un)
36% May
100
8974
—
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47%
200
89
Sep
11V#
Oct
2,800
(Un)
400
:
10%
—3.50
900
13
456
37%
(Un)__.
3,900
200
11
Oct
16% July
Jan
33%
Laclede Gas Co
Dec
6%
1%
159%
1
Corp
Brad
62%
2,000
1074
187% July
Jan
173
46
•;
13%
30 %
84%
Development—
&
100
16%
2,200
27%
Jan
Chemical—5
Light
Monarch
400
.8
10
5
Corp
Knapp
&
Co
Copper
50%
.5
Fisheries
Jun
38%
_i.
•
Corp (Un)
Binks Manufacturing Co
Feb
25
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5
lp
Manufacturing Co
13%
27 %
8%
7%
15%
64
*
Co
Belden
Oct
21% Mar
6%
13
(Un)—.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
Oil
Kio
38%
?
3
Corp
Power
Drug
82
13
1.50
Co
Jan
50%
50
4
10
Fe
Athey Products Corp
22%
81
28%
1474
Sep
Oct
36%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
59%
58
143% 143%
24%
2074
33%
& Chemical com
Nov
15%
22%
900
12%
Power & Light
33
28%
600
31
Nov
1%
37%
Kansas City
68%
58%
25%
30
Aug
3% Mar
20
16% May
33%
Jun
29
Jan
47%
16%
25
31
*
Steel
48% Mar
1
1674 May
48
Light Co
38% May
*
—10
Santa
&
&
300
common
150
Sep
Jun
•
Jones & Laughlin
600
$1,50 conv 2nd preferred
Investment Co
Topeka
Iowa Power
1,600
200
200
Apr
26%
7%
150
2 74
1974
Dec
*
—;
65%
7%
17%
197#
7
Electric—
&
47%
70%
51
17'A
1774
12Va
100
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Co
Gas
64%
2,800
€6
47
;
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&
Power
Illinois
Iowa
/
,
1
Kaiser Alum
3,900
Jan
1074
10
(Un)
25%
23 %
51
3274
Co
45%
22%
700
l
&
Paper
05%
...
Ashland Oil & Refining
Atchison
July
Jan
180% 181 %
6574
25
Co
26%
46%
Associates
Borg
21%
Oct
Co
Warrants
Booth
Shoe
36
______———25
Anaconda Cooper Mining (Un)_
50
Armco Steel Corp
—_—10
Armour & Co
(111) common—*
5
Avco
International
International
61%
Viscose Corp
American
Atlantic
Sen
1,700
Tobacco
American
447# Mar
—1
Co
Packers
Jan
35%
4,500
(Un)
San
Stand
&
Rad
American
International
48%
30% Feb
8%.
Oct
36%
400
82%
Nov
68%
8%
23
181 %
81%
37
2474
______
Harvester
Nov
48
Motors Corp
300
Co
Jan
47
1
.7
5
5
100
25
44%
39
*
Steamship
38%
66%
Machine & Foundry
American Tel
Steel
26
8%
(III)
American
Oct
25'/a
:
lo
International Mineral
47%
68%
Co
15%
39%
2 74
n~io
RR
Products
10
(Un)
Co
Can
Feb
1,600
19%
1
Co
Steel
1
12.50
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
American
Brick
Central
20%
Broadcasting
American
High
1
(Un)___
Airlines
American
American
7%
4374
43%
_3
600
600
5,600
4174
14%
Corp
Spencer Bartlett
Corporation
Interlake
Low
8%
13%
——1
Co
Brewing
200
8%
40
13
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—
Hibbard
International
—•
20
1
———
Mfg_
Chalmers
45% July
45
40
1374
7%
32%
12%
Oct
Dec
57%
43
44%
Co
Hallicrafters
Hammond Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
41%
9
9
50c
(Un)
Corp
Alleghany
5
Castings.—
Mfg
Brass
25,400
Nov
_—_25 /•■'I
Oil Corp
Inland
900
Jun
53%
•
__
31%
21%
1
Admiral
Akron
32%
19
Oct
•
Co
40%
0
10
;
.
Jan
1774
Industrial Development
High
Low
Par
Laboratories
Abbott
Oct
14
44
—nil
class A___
(Un)
Corp
Grlesedieck
Indiana
Range for Tear 1955
Shares
4674
200
—*
(Un)
Cooperage
Illinois
for Week
Range
2,100
18%
63%
8tores
Great Lakes Dredge tc Dock
Illinois
Sale#
Week'#
of Prices
57%
1874
1
1_
w
com
Huttig Sash & Door common.;
5% preferred
a| Ui raamA-lot transitions only
Friday
54%
(Uni
Otti*
71 %
23
Midwest Stock Exchange
Sale Price
557#
1
—
stocks
79 % Mar
Feb
20
—
A
Nov
49% Mar
—
21%
18
(170
16%
900
10
Gray Drug
25
200
6374
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Bossard iW H) Co
47
Feb
17
62-
com__. 1.66%
Co
Ghdden Co
Feb
1674
63%
0
_
Corp
(The)
Feb
38
Telephone
Gillette
3%
17%
12
2074 Mar
1
Refrigerator
Graham-Paige
Oct
18%
100
Dec
«2T« Hop
May
65%
Dec
55%
Dec
41%
132
n
General Motors Corp new
53%
120
20
SeD
Jun
2%
3,700
3
General Dynamics Corp (Un)
General
Electric
Co
Dec
7
2%
13%
13%
High
Low
274
13%
2
_
_
General Finance Corp
69 %
Mar
Contract
Range for Year 19o5
High
I
Box
Dec
48% July
Oct
51%
General
Shares
5
Corp
Candy Corp
General
Apr
Nov
34%
21% 21 /a
405
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179
31%
30% 31%
1,149
59%
57 A 59%
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60
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WHlision
80
Nor
188
—
Steel Corp
Wheeling
Feb
^
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19% 19%
29 % 29%
—
19%
ao
Westinghouse Elec (Un)
80 %
—
1
2.50
(Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake
—
4
<Un)__
Kentucky Coal Co
Western Air Lines Inc.
West
—
5
Pictures
54
a39%
1
of America (Un)
(Un)
Corp
Bros
Warner
Oil
Consolidated
Universal
146
General
Apr
a__
—_
135
193
31
31
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52% 54 /#
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54% 5t>%
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10
Ref & Mining
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1
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(Un)
,
—
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(Un)—
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1,222
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52% 54%
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Union Oil
58%
Oct
47%
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Low
Par
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Range for Year 1955
Share#
of Price#
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Exchange (Cont.)
Los Angelas Stock
•
Axle
5
26%
7%
700
40
Mar
54%
26%
1,800
24
Jan
31
31%
300
25
Jan
32%
52
10
300
53
26%
31%
Mar
Deo
Number 5499
Volume 183
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
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37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
St
Louis
National
St Louis
St
Stockyards.
Regis
Paper
Serrick
Co
new
Steel Strapping
Sinclair
Oil
Socony
Corn
Mobil
Bend
Oil
Co
Southern
w
43%
43
43%
700
34% Mar
21%
20%
49%
21%
700
20%
Oct
19
19
100
27% Aug
17%
Jun
21
34%
34 %
3
1
1
Y
50
400
24% Jan
19%
3,600
500
51% Jan
65
27%
200
25%
Oct
287%
Jan
25%
26%
3,300
% Nov
293/4
Jun
17%
Dec
26%
2
15%
Oil
of
Oil
N
California
Indiana
(Ohio)
20th
'
(Un)
S
Steel
&
(Un)
1,100
1,800
29%
3,150
23%
23%
23%
2,300
47%
46%
47%
21% Sep
27%
45
Oct
45%
52 %
100
Oct
46
500
84
Jan
120
26% May
20% Jan
45%
121
43
Mo
Co
(Un)
Inc
i)__;
X40
2%
41%
2%
137/a Jan
41%
700
1%
Sep
4%
Jan
28 %
Jun
25%
Dec
243/e
Dec
31 %
Jan
65
Oct
108
300
-
108
20
60% Aug
200
81% Mar
29%
400
273/4 Jan
52%
53%
168% 168%
37%
38%
500
47%
100
52% Oct
29%
38
4
1,900
347/8
Oct
Jan
116% Sep
313/4 Apr
59
72
Feb
Dec
48% July
59
60
700
17
16%
17%
900
12%
"Oct
16% Mar
400
40 3/4
Feb
53% Dec
54%
54%
54%
56
54%
61
18
4,400
18
13%
18
32 %
1
32%
13%
14
%
4,800
40% May
62%
83/4 Jan
203%
1,000
300
27%
Dec
32
Dec
13% Dec
153/s
NOV
20
28 7%
Jun
2?/a
20%
207/8
21%
300
59%
57%
59%
7,600
5
267/8
26%
400
537/8 Oct
26% Nov
82
27
38%
38%
313%
100
Sep
35
Jan
49%
Aug
Feb
20%
Jan
1
*
preferred
Corp
16%
16%
150
83%
83%
139
Sep
15
*
common
Bankshares
Sep
Sep
12%
Co
77
Aug
•
19%
19%
600
10
Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co
18 3/4
Dec
22%
22%
400
21 %
Jan
49%
1,500
46
15%
1,050
10%
__ZlO
Tube
49%
I__5
Co
&
48 %
Jan
63%
15%
*
47%
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May
Gas
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108
Dec
43% Mar
15
Sep
Jan
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60%
Dec
53
Dec
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Nov
249% July
July
142
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48
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60
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20
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Clorox
117
1,245
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Dec
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65
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Jan
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33% July
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Canadian
Jun
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334
67
23%
3
Canadian
Sep
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5
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Jun
350
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Nov
Mar
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31
29
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—
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20
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29%
4934
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21
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100
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Sep
30%
38.y
82 >/4
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Hill
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24% Mar
54 %
47i/2
Oct
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Feb
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60
956
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27%
10
16% Mar
32%
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11
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25
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1
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27
118
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30%
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1,814
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American
272
34%
112
5
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Corp
Chemical
283/4
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125
5
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
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45
25
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Benguet
18%
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Engineering & Foundry Co
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10
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52% July
16 3/4 Sep
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Baldwin Securities Corp
Baltimore Transit Co—
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33%
25%
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Range for Year 1955
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4%
337%
28
2234 Mar
58%
Armund[elUoT-p
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27
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31
Nov
28
for Week
of Prices
LOW
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15%
27
Manufacturing
Apr
24%
'
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp
Plymouth Oil Corp
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Dec
28
1
Gas
Toy
35%
300
10
San
Oct
30%
Mountain Fuel Supply
10
Pittsburgh Brewing Cb common____2.5U
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
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29
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33
32%
16%
1
Refractories
70%
16%
8.50
Brewing
Walker
Jan
•
29 %
*
Harbison
397%
16%
•
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5
Sales
Range
317/e
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Duquesne Light
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
American
Co
Gas
Bankline
B1UIKS
52
33%
5
Corp..
Dec
173/4 July
59% Mar
18%
•
Telegraph
Machine
Dec
28
23% Oct
63%
66%
Dec
600
10
Youngstown Sheet
Dec
377/8 Mar
45 %
400
24 %
66
33%
Friday
25%
24
66
33%
Duquefene Brewing
Fort
Low
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Dec
27%
16%
Inc
1,100
30
5
(Un)
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Yates-Amer
200
Dec
1
Works
Columbia
Oil
Range for Year 1955
High
Jun
25%
10
(w
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Blaw-Knox
Shares
Low
Jan'
27%
10
WestingJiouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
Wisconsin
300
47
26%
153/8
39%
25%
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Motor
1,000
14%
9
Aug
33% Oct
27%
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Corp
Union
25%
45%
2%
43
25%
14%
25%
•
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Arkansas
for Week
of Prices
*
common
Nov
100
New
Nov
1227%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
July
43
Par
Jun
400
*
Corp
Webster-Chicago Corp
$4.25
*
33%
28
1
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Carbon
of
Iron
Walgreen
Oct
1
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S
Van Dorn
Dec
July
1
common
U S Gypsum new common
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38%
15
32%
1
Corp
Lines
U
15%
29
*
Corp
Coal
of
Air
Feb
Sep
33
41%
Aircraft
Wieboldt
12% Mar
2
Electric
White
24%
1,700
3.33%
Corp
Carbide
Western
3,300
16
47
208 So La Salle St
United
37%
2
Oil
503/8
9%
5
Union
Jan
8% Jan
15%
7.50
Co
Century-Fox Film
United
42%
36
Co
Union
153%
9%
(The)
Continental
Union
Jan
35%
10
July
533/4 July
Dec
106%
37%
25
Trav-ler Radio
Tri
Products
Tool
Truax-Traer
800
95 %
Jan
5
com
Producing
Transamerica
147/b
74
Jan
42'/8 May
6%
1
new
(The)
Co
50%
Nov
3% July
25
Tool
Company
Toledo Edison
Trane
49%
1,100
1,100
4%
10
Corp
July
___1
Electric
Power
2,500
Jan
1% Jan
1
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Thor
500
52
151
10 %
5
_
Machine
Gulf
50%
92
14%
50%
1
Corp
Texas
700
149
10
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard
50%
21
Jan
100
0%
18
4.700
91%
15
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
*
300
2%
52%
5%
92
25
(Un)
15%
1%
52%
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Standard
Co
28 % May
21 % Mar
55%
Standard
Texas
Mar
27%
•
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Dec
500
28%
1
Swift
64%
64%
19%
Oil
Sylvania
Jun
53%
Dredging Corp
Sunbeam
Dec
59%
19%
Standard
Sundstrand
253%
55%
Standard
J
Jun
62%
~1%
Standard Oil Co
18%
49% Mar
2,100
27%
50c
common
of
Feb
13
24
1
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common
"D'
Nov
Jun
57%
100
40
11%
62%
Warrants
Square
Dec
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Frio*
Jun
*
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
Inc
300
34%
Jan
5
Co
Southwestern Public Service
Spiegel
6,700
Lust
STOCKS
16% Feb
Oct
56
5
(Un)
12
\
60
13%
24
15
Works
357/8
56% Jun
57%
5
(Un)
Pacific
12
193
Week's
Friday
1,700
1
13
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
14%
Co
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Southern
com
JANUARY
High
14
12
common
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South
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14%
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ENDED
Range for Year 1955
1.40
class
(Un)
class B
Corp
Shares
High
56
1
&
of Prices
55%
Corp
Roebuck
WEEK
for Week
56
Co
Schenley Industries
Sears
Range
1
Low
*
FOR
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5
Public Service
Schwitzer
Week's
Railroad
Co
Ewa
Plantation
Co
Co
(Un)
Co
20
*
20
34 '/4
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22%
22%
55%
Jun
MT
87%
Dec
14%
41 %
Jan
52
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Dec
22%
Nov
21%
Jan
26
Feb
14%
Dec
■I
38
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January
16, 1956
The Commercial and
(242)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
(Cont.)
Saa Francisco Stock Exctu
wgy
Sale Price
STOCKS
Flintkote
Florida
Food
Co
(Un)
Power
•
—
Light
&
Low
—*
(Un)
Dairies
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
New
common
General
General
Foods
Coip
General
Paint
2nd
Conv
Co
rights-.
Dec
28%
51% July
46% Oct
57%
735
1,903
43
45%
Dec
54
Nov
300
10%
Jun
14%
5
100
16%
Jun
19
Dec
Radio
111
33% Mar
39
Sep
Rayonier Incorp
j
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14,907
—
—
—
Corp of America
a31%
13%
43%
Oct
50
21
Jan
35%
Dec
61%
Jan
77%
Dec
Reserve
——5
a46%
Development Co
—.
1
Oil Co (Un)———
1
Mining Co (Un)-—-—12%
Honolulu
Oil Corp
10
35%
61%
Hilton
Hotels
Corp
Oil
&
427
53% Aug
64%
Dec
Reynolds Tobacco class B (Un)_—
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
COrp
6%
Inc
(Un)_
Jan
44%
Sep
Rneem Manufacturing Co——
Jan
16% Mar
240
36%
Nov
33%
Nov
Riverside
101
83
Nov
83
Nov
RKO
Jan
Rohr
Aircraft
Apr
Roos
Bros
30%
Oct
44%
Feb
16%
127'A al27%
20
a46% a46%
1
Cement
Pictures
(Un)
International
Nickel
Co
(Un)-—
a__
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Paper
Co
(Un)
International Tel & Tel
Intex
Oil
Co
Johns-Manville
&
Jones
Corp
Steel
Laughlin
Alum
4.75%
&
Chem
37%
Oct
63%
Dec
St
30
23%
Apr
32%
Dec
St Regis Paper Co
(Un)_.
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preferred
Kaiser
Motors
San
Kansas
Corp
_
Power & Light
1.00
100
2.35
34%
S and W Fine Foods Inc
Dec
2.45
Jan
Dec
4.75
Nov
(Uh)
a84
31
50c
3,500
Feb
47%
Joseph Lead
1.25
Lockheed
Loew's
Aircraft Corp
(Un)
;
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Lorlllard
(J)
Co
&
Co
(R
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Marchant
Calculators
Marine
Co
Matson
Navigation
McKesson
&
Merck
&
Mfg
&
Merrill
Robbins
Frank
Menasco
Co
Co
corn—
Mother Lode
Develop Co
&
M
Oil
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Co
Montana
Utilities
Power
Co
Auto
Fibres
Natomas
New
N
Company
82
169
32% Mar
51% Nov
I,397
31%
Jun
43
Dec
52%
Dec
52%
Dec
Jan
5%
Dec
4.48%
110
4%
1,200
2%
50
21%
Dec
Ry (Un)
14%
Jun
57%
Dec
41%
Jun
Jan
391
55
Niagara
North
RR
17%
152
13%
Jan
70%
180
68%
Dec
.
51
569
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Northern Pacific
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Northrop Aircraft Inc com
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Oceanic Oil Co
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34%
34%
1,092
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Dec
36%
Dec
4%
5
825
Oct
10
56%
Oct
67% Mar
27
Sep
38
Southern Cal Gas
G'/c
preferred
40
Jan
Co
Nov
Apr
Southern
Pacific
63%
Oct
Southern
Railway
pfd ser A
Dec
Paoco
Sugar
Plantation
Products
Coast
Pacific
431
21%
F-'eb
90
155
75
Jan
35%
486
34%
2.310
24% July
24% Mar
a44% a45%
141
40% Mar
16%
16%
100
14
5%
5%
225
26
27%
525
12%
12%
200
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Sep
7
Oct
30%
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Feb
13
30%
Oct
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
&
Tel
Western
Pan American
Corp
World
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15c
Dec
30%
Nov
32%
Dec
34c
Dec
76c
b
Co
Texas
Sep
190
34%
Feb
35% Sep
8%
Nov
18%
Jan
55%
104%
95
91%
91%
367
45%
45%
240
14%
53%
2,821
27%
27%
475
26%
2,453
41%
468
91%
92%
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50%
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17%
a
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28%
29
73%
Apr
July
40%
Apr
98% July
Jan
53% July
44% May
Dec
154
Jan
140
42%
Nov
47%
60
17%
Oct
22%
Feb
53
464
54
Nov
59%
Dec
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19
44
Jan
57%
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a
53
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Dec
10
10
414
V
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15%
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23%
1,697
22
Sep
27%
Jun
19
19
600
12
Jan
20%
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10
:
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July
17 %
17%
10
5
Nov
Apr
65
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21
190
——10
21
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1,017
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14%
Jan
51%
(Un)_
(Un)
51
149% 150%
15
35%
34% Mar
368
41%
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55%
25%
26%
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45%
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51% July
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315
42%
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49%
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♦
36%
36%
37
345
88
Feb
119%
Texas Gulf
Taxtron American
Apr
Tide
35% Apr
73% May
Oct
43%
42
Dec
Transamerica
Nov
Trans
Dec
Tri-Continental
729
15%
Dec
20
19
Oct
23%
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Oct
222
w-
10
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35%
25
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World
__
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15
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108
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24%
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34
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25%
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20% Mar
2o%
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jan
35
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Jan
28%
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1,508
21
34
27
41%
4,103
40
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Mar
35%
,
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J 1
48%
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25
23
159
22%
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34%
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25%
25%
457
24%
Oct
28 %
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10
10
177
9%
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12%
24
24%
538
24%
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1,140
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10
Apr
Union
Electric
17
270
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17%
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43%
44%
1,482
31%
Jan
49
30
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Union Sugar
July
35% July
United
47% May
89%
Dec
United
Jun
United
Corp
32%
303
83%
1,239
73%
73%
255
66 %
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81
28%
29%
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*
450
23%
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39%
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17
265
13%
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17
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80c
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Dec
U S Plywood
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1
3
3
3,000
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4% Mar
U
(Un)
*
26
44%
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52% Aug
U
S
Smelting Refining
31
Oct
37%
Jun
U
S
Steel
a49% a49%
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155
52% Mar
Fruit
Mines Co
10%
250
7%
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10%
608
22'%
Jan
38%
Nov
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15%
27,689
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13%
Dec
Victor
39
39
100
Dec
42
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200
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67
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49
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44% Mar
53
Aug
Washington
Water
36
363/4
1,643
35
37
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~
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58
Jun
Oct
35%
Jan
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3%
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42%
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40% Mar
51%
Dec
55%
57%
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37%
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Nov
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43
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61
65%
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83 %
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Jan
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Apr
27%
Jan
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151
28
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31%
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West
*
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28% May
Western
420
25%
Dec
25%
Dec
Western
Dept
26%
200
26%
Oct
27%
Apr
Western
Pac
39
2fiv!
150
28
Feb
common
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1
37-%
jan
42
Aug
Western
492
100%
Dec
102
Dec
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74
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83
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Jun
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62% May
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Jun
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69%
Apr
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15
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21
466
20
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23
31%
611
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22%
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72
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40
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90
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122
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43%
1
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Pictures
49%
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Nov
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Apr
53%
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common
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13%
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10
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109%
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82
310
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18
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107
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52%
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common
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38%
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8
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Mid-Continent Oil
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457
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74
19%
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32
211
preferred
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174
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34
20
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105
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300
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Oct
1,578
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5
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38
Dec
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Shell Oil
32
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100
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10
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10%
$1.25
(Un)__
30%
all% all%
53%
Nov
May
11
Oct
315
Monolith
Montana-Dakota
65
48%
8%
5
Portland CementPreferred (Un)
:
33 Va
207
30%
Sears/Roebuck & Co (new)—
3
Shasta Water Co (Un)
—2.50
10
(Un)
990
55%
Sep
Jan
15c
.
35
74%
215
208
__
,
510
35
11%
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Oct
27%'
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Nov
55%
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Oct
54%
57
10
——
113
44%
—
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Ltd
Dec
V8 Mav
118,000
19%
a44%
10
Inc (Un)
M
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18
(Un)
50
'.i; Oct
Jan
100
34%
1
Mission
J
Inc
41
116
77
Apr
920
__
•
Inc
South Util Inc
Mindanao
(Un)
Co
Petroleum
Middle
Co
938
48
143
23%
47%
—
1
47%
43
a83% a84%
87%
84
50%
90
(Glen)
46%
47%
Mar
304
70%
__
5
978
2-50
Sep
17%
30%
(Un)
Dec
8
5C
85
48%
—
1
—
Bancorporation
Martin
Meier
(Un)
com
52
67%
Jan
47
21%
•
common
Co
a8
40
Standard Oil Co
Macy
Magnavox
Apr
a3
21%
58%
46%
51
•
Sep
25%
5c
Scott Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
3"%
—
10
39%
Sep
10
1,113
32'%.
120% 120%
—
l
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(Un)
Jan
33%
14 %
Oct
426
67%
10
a84
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__
25
36%
523
17
21%
Schenley
Jun
53
47
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Llbby McNeill & Libby
&
Myers Tobacco-
Liggett
Jun
226
41%
16%
Mining
P -10
Industries (Un)—,—.—1-40
30% July
41
150
37%
„
10
55
45
40%
16%
San Mauricio
Jan
Jun
Nov
84
—
2%
Co__—
Dec
Jun
156
—
35%
<3
Leslie Salt
73%
40%
Nov
Sep
24% Aug
Jan
6e
preferred
27%
9%
a47%
July
&
Gas
Diego
60
9%
4%
i
57% May
30 V4
43
(Un)—
Francisco
Louis-San
998
all2all4%
—
•
412
247
25%
Safeway Stores Inc—
St
Dec
62
a7
1.00
1.10
a29% a29%
36%
37%
__
(Un)™——8%
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County Land Co
72%
43
Elec com—
.39%
—50
Jun
Nov
62% July
25%
( Un)
—
Corp com__33MiO
7%
83%
Feb
1
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Kaiser
Feb
70% May
44%
-8
-10
1,099
„
*
(Un»
Jun
70%
—
50 florins
370
__
33%"
.
—
200
a7
—._7% all4%
(Un)—♦
31%
com
43
a38%a39%
380
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—
Petroleum
Dutch
Royal
(Un)
Corp
———
36
61%
60%
--
Canada (Un)_*
15
522
Sep
64% Aug
Mar
70 %
70%
1
——1
—
a32*% a32%
—
-—•
class A
Co
Corp
1.05
2.50
1.05
2.50
35%
1.05
Mines Corp (Un)
International Harvester
4%
a6%
85%
Jun
10
a7
Co—-—10
Mary
Idaho Power
Oct
33%
l.bo
70%
-*
(Un)—25
Oil Corp
Richlleld
5%
Idaho
30%
1
13%
12%
—
—1
—
49
480
•
36%
139
—
Homestake
266
33 %
—-1
Co_
Gas
700
1,626
1.05
Holly
Holly
24% July
Nov
a6%
5
5uc
10
—
1,657
13%
13
a
30 %
Jan
95c
45
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Pictures <Un)
Republic Steel Corn (Un;
a30% a31%
—
Jan
18
2.705
85%
———.—\
40% NOV
505
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Pineapple Co Ltd——7.50
Hercules Powder Co (Un)——-——*
Hancock Oil Co class A
Hawaiian
22%
410
1.45
(Un)
——
60
■ •»« •
42%
25
25
a83% a83%
64% 64%
39% 40%
14% 14%
34% 34%
89% 89%
--
199
21
1.15
Jan
42"/b
—
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Corp
—
3
Grumman Aircraft Engineering (Un)_l
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
-25
a—
—
7,378
12%
19
/
a83%
647/a
Greyhound
Dec
42% May
a57 a56%
common
44;8
--
Great Northern
a—
77% Mar
High
37% Sep
33%
(Un)
12%
(Un)-—————3
Philippine Long Distance Tel Co—_p 10
Phillips Petroieum Co
"
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
*
Pullman Inc capital
(Un)
—_5
Pure Oil Co (Un)
8
Corp
-4
a35% a36%
—
-—10
175
a24% a25%
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco
D6e
Low
160
21
(Un)——-——-50
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)_—»-—————33%c
Chemicals
l
12%
19
—
—
(Un)
Rubber
63%
54 %
J>7
a92 a93%
62J/4
—
10
Gladding McBean & Co
(B F) Co (Un)—„
&
Jan
28%
—
—1
—
——
Tire
35%
30
44 /4
5
Goodrich
Goodyear
275
34%
Range for Year 1955
High
1.35
324%
Peirocarbon
52%
60% Sep
26% Aug
54% Dec
a92%
*
*
(Uni
Service
Public
Gillette
Pennsylvania RR Co
Dec
--
1%
;
pfd
General Public Utilities
General
39% July
Feb
20%
Shares
34%
(Un)—— -1
Paramount Pictures Corp
Nov
47%
~
*
coin
Corp common
41%
35 % Aug
52'e
—*
(Un)_^-
General Motors Corn
Nov
1.006
20
—-1
—-5
11
40%
2,904
19 %
1
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co (Un)
General
118
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sale*
Range
of Prices
Last
Range for Year 1955
Low
Week'*
Friday
Sale Price
4
57.;, 4
i—
w
13
stocks
58
<
20 %
——_—————2
JANUARY
ENDED
:i:.-...
a27% a27%
--
"
Machinery & Chemical Corp.—10
Foremost
bhaies
.
High
a37% a37%
a37% a37%
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sale*
week*
23
94%
Oct
46
May
Dec
52% July
9%
101
Oct
Dec
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
ENDED JANUARY 13
.
Montreal Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Pric*
Par
Abltlbl
Power
4% %
Acadia
&
Paper
common
Atlantic
Sugar
common
Class A
For
Week's
Sales
Range
Shares
see
page
43
Range for Year 1955
Low
34%
36
26
26
26%
1,339
al2
al2
125
a23
a23
75
*
Aluminum
High
-15 7/-
6,345
Steel
—
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01/
8/2
23
_
;an
rUn
Jan
Feb
4%%
*
Hinh
'9
37/2 Aug
27
Mar
.
,
15% July
25
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Aug
\
Co
of
_•
Canada 4%
pfd
Range for Year 1955
Corp
Steels
104%
High
Low
High
99%
2,790
49
Jan
94%
103 105%
4.586
69%
Jan
117%
Sep
24
Dec
27%
Jun
Dec
Dec
26
26
25
370
51%
51%
51%
3.850
51%
Dec
52
30
53 %
Jan
55% May
a52
pfd
Ltd
common
50
a52 a53%
50
50
125
47
Feb
53
•
23%
22%
23%
375
20%
Nov
25 5a
Apr
50
57
56 %
57 %
445
53
60 %
Aug
•
Argus Corp Ltd
$2-40 Preferred
Atlas
.
97
50
preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%%
98
25
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Asbestos
Lew
_•
Aluminium Ltd
for Week
of Trices
•
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footnotes
Par
Algoma
L010
Sale Price
'
-
Fund*
20
preferred
Last
:
•
Canadian
Friday
...
,
41
41
42%
4,991
32%
•
13%
18%
19%
4,610
13% Mar
—
Mar
Feb
Aug
46% July
9(11A .Tn 1
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Number 5499
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(243)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week'i
Last
Range
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
Par
Bailey Selburn preferred
of
Bank
Nova
Banque
Scotia
Canadienne
isaururst Power &
Class
Bell
2,92 7
10
60
59%
60
275
—10
Telephone
40
40
40%
705
36%
Jan
63%
63
63%
175
58«/2
Jan
40%
42
765
50
50%
6,722
7%
17,272
6%
170
21%
25% Mar
—25
Traction
American
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
Bank
Note
Class
B
Building
Bulolo
104%
51%
Power
Cement
Iron
Canada
5%
$1.25
common
$1.00
6%
5%
29%
23
135
102
Davis
class
A
&
Penmans
jZrefe,rre1
Power
Corp
Price
Bros
4%
2»y8
Sep
11% July
35% Jun
65
780
7
Nov
160
15
Jan
2,050
9
73% Mar
Ltd
Reynolds
4%%
pfd
Koyalite
Oil
Co
Ltd
July
Nov
St
Lawrence
Corp
Series
A
Series
4%
B
preferred
•
16%
Southern
30
18%
18%
Jun
48%
Sep
Dec
6.05
Aug
Class
25 %
Aug
Winnipeg
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
8
A
Jan
17%
17% Mar
33%
of
44
Canada
Power
'
6,030
in
Jan
lav,
300
23
Jan
8
%
8%
•
24%
_-3/, Mar
9
140% Mar
146
Jan
Motors
J5%
33 %
35%
1,025
25
Jan
24
24
31%
1,577
24%
Dec
65
65
Alabastine
35
6
810
20
33
11%
Jan
80%
July
Sep
Jan
16% May
Jun
12%
Nov
21%
Dec
29
24%
25%
1,045
17%
Jan
31%
27%
4,166
25
Jan
36%
Sep
31
32
1,297
27
Jan
alll%alll%
5
110
Mar
Oct
Mar
34 Vi July
114
Aug
1153/4
Sep
alll
111
1,190
48
45
415
10%
10%
205
9
Apr
11
a99
44%
2
64
43%
__
alll
61%
__
Jan
a99
15
100
Nov
105
Mar
a99
43%
44%
Mar
90
Oct
54%
Mar
Nov
43
43%
1,590
29%
Jan
55
__
class
A
11%
2
57
47%
Jun
775
52%
Jan
62
Dec
11%
12
501
10
Dec
12%
Dec
DC
12%
D:c
11
Smith
Paper
$2.00 preferred
50
12
234
40
40%
1,454
30
Jan
44% July
y.70
49%
125
48
Dec
65%
53
65
66
2,770
52
Jan
72
1
8.70
7.70
8.75
475
•
.
49%
♦
Hudson Bay Mining
Husky Oil
11
40
•
common
Oil
Imperial
Tobacco
67r
.
of
Canada
39%
39%
39%
5,660
35% Mar
11%
11%
11%
5,627
]9% Mar
6%
6%
200
$4.50
-_
£1
Acceptance
Corp
common..*
52%
100
100%
10
17%
preferred
Inland
Cement
International
Nickel
preferred
Bronze
Powders
Canada
ol
5
com
preferred
Industrial
Int
Ltd
7.25
Jan
9.85
Jun
Aug
International
Petroleum
International
Utilities
Co
Tntemrovincial
Jamaica
Public
Ltd
19
all
65
4
Jan
11
Dec
86
Aug
82
85
6,384
55
128
107% July
Jan
30
Dec
114
1.246
28%
30
4,078
215
35
39%
39%
39
39
27%
28%
8,320
27
27
138%
Jan
116
25
Sep
Jun
31
Sep
Sep
250
Aug
24% Aug
40
28%
80
124
340
39
*
com
Jun
Apr
215
25
Service
61%
Dec
12
30
5
Oct
100
112%
•
Pine Lines
48%
10
2.205
127% 127%
Corp common__5
Preferred
2,465
Jan
17%
114
Ltd
Power
International
__
7.50
common
52%
7
Sep
12% Aug
7% Aug
16%
83
100
Paper
SAVARD
&
Mar
Mar
33%
493/4
Apr
42 %
Jun
30%
Apr
net.
17
MONTREAL
STOCK
STOCK
1203
see
page
43.
73
2,338
50
Jan
64
May
July
16
July
10%
65
68%
70
2,180
50
50%
460
as4
a54
20
53
Jan
69%
50%
__
Dec
Nov
Nov
Mar
90 % NOV
50%
Jan
49
Dec
74% Sep
54% July
55% July
ny4
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460
26%
27
735
a17^
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a 17%
26
16
Oct
30% Aug
20"% Feb
49
220
37
Jan
48
52
26%
Dec
Dec
53
360
43
Feb
51
Jun
60
3,391
41 %
Jan
59%
Nov
45%
200
42%
Oct
49
5 50
6 30
Aug
6,775
4.3d
Jan
7.40
Jun
ai50
5934
al50
3
153/4
890
591/
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45%
6 30
145
Jan
155
July
17% July
15
15
a44
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47
Jun
19
72%
72 %
73 •■">'«
1,360
*
66%
34
Apr
323,
34
150
30
Nov
80 % Sep
37% Nov
375
32
Nov
37%
Gas
33,2 34*1/4
34,/4
*
*
al3 al3%
24
50
12
July
Nov
98
11%
Oct
19
24
275
24%
Oct
28
Feb
15
50
Dec
54
Jun
'
a50
__
i4>/4 Jan
a50
24
Jan
Lumber
&
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
Timber
Exchange
Funds
Last
Par
Abitca
Low
Anglo-Nfld
Development Co__
Belding-Corticelli 7% pfd
1.05
16,050
44
48%
1,820
13
12%
13%
8,765
al2
al2
30
35c
5
100
95c
46
Blckle-Seagrave Ltd
Brown Company
35C
400
C]
0
_
Range for Year 1955
High
99C
Anglo-Canadian Pulp a Paper
Canada
&
Canaaa
19%
Dominion
Malting
-
21%
525
55%
55%
55%
Canadian
95c
Jan
High
Nov
36%
1.20 Nov
52
Nov
10%
Jan
13%
11
Jan
14
25c
Nov
45c
14%
Jan
•
Gen
Investments
Ltd
23
995
4.00
Jan
Ingersol
Canadian
Inter Inv
Rand
Ltd
Co
Power
a31
15
Neon
1.00
1.15
Ltd
Crown
(R
July
a87
35
70
May
85
Jan
97
97
2
95
Mar
98
Nov
6V2
6%
6%
425
6
Mar
Advert
*
5%
•
*
■
■
•
Corp Ltd
»
75
al.00
a32
--
a49
75
—
5%
a49
al.00
*
pfdt___49
a32
175
1
5%
Dec
50
Dec
62
58%
Jan
80
75c
Feb
12
-
8%
25
Jan
8%
Sep
Sen
70
Jan
80
Mar
-
1.15 July
31%
Nov
34%
34
35%
5,092
32
Oct
41
*
20
20
20
20
16
Jan
20
Dec
5
57
57
57
21
49%
Oct
82
Jun
Jun
Ll__
Zellerbach
34% Aug
a85
—
Crain
27
97
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
Preferred
Paner
Jan
Feb
2,017
*
&
General
Consolidated
15%
30
pfd__100
5%
Paper Inv Ltd
Westinghqu.se Co Ltd
Canadian
July
23% July
1
Trust
Canadian Marconi Co
Canadian
19
19% Nov
200
a31
Corp
Jun
Dominion
50
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
Magnesium
•
Ltd—
a51
Jun
22%
a51
G
50
Jan
52
a20 a22%
--
a
110
22
Nov
29%
40
13
Mar
950
33
Feb
38
Jan
5
82
Apr
92
Aug
Nov
2.80 May
*
18%
18%
18%
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
35
35
35%
Dominion Square Corp
*
100
100
100
Fleet
•
1.80
1.80
1.95
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford
Motor
Foreign
Co
Power
Freiman
Ltd
of
Can
Sec
(A
Hydio-Electirc
♦
126 131%
100
Jan
158
*
Sep
a54
a54
4
44
May
60
*
Feb
al5
al5
25
12
Feb
12
Feb
Corp_____
*
8%
2,668
"
8%.
8%
60
7
Mar
8
8
150
10
May
12
a24
a24
75
24
Jan
25
Jan
*
a39
a39
6
33
Jan
45
Jun
50
Ltd
cl A_..°
:_20
(Can)
60
60
75
54
Jan
60
preferred
Ltd
com
pfd
conv
128%
1.44
common
Investment Foundation
6%
A
3,300-
Jun
26% Aug
Corp Ltd
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Securities
International Paints
6 '//■
class
Lambert Inc Alfred
Co
Ltd
partic class
"Walter
A
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Distilleries
47c
& Ontario
Corp
Royal
Ltd
1
16
Northern
.
pfdJ-
9% July
92
95
100
Jan
.
Aug
ST. JOKNS, P. Q.
Paper Co
Canada
Canal
28
Sep
Jan
98
Dec
99
Dec
5%
400
4
Mar
100
131
Jan
205
66 %
67%
410
48%
Jan
71
•_*
^
67%
40%
I
Ltd
6%
a30
Oct
Sep
July
811
31%
Jan
42%
Nov
100
10%
Dec
11%
Nov
39
95
27%
Jan
36%
99
a
27%
—
Dec
50
28
Dec
53%
53%
5
51
Mar
54%
Nov
27
—
50
27
275
19
July
20
Dec
July
50
——
'
WW—
'
Co
■
•
51
Mar
55
Aug
585
14%
Apr
25
July
35
631
19%
Jan
35
12%
•'
150
21
35
3:3
51
21
5
capital shares—.250 fr
Petroleum Ltd—
*
5%
41
39
50
pfd„_100
102% Mar
a30 a30%
39
♦
Power
10
10%
alO'A
*
*
Ltd.
40%
Feb
Jan
68 %
198
5
common
Line
Southern
95
14
19%
60
198
50
Co
95
11% Aug
25
.
'
5%
Light & Pow Co Ltd—10
Quebec Pow,Co Ltd com
"
("Can)
1,500
'
*
com„_
of Can 6% 1st pfd„
Telrphone Corp common
Reitmans
-
92
*
Ltd
Preferred
wuebec
fc-0575
16
a23% a23%
*
Dairies
Pipe
16
*
Power & Paper Co
Newfoundlmd
-
22
4.00
1.15
Canadian
Sep
May
100
23
4.00
Rights
Pembina
CHICOUTIMI
17,720
20%
*
Sangamo
SHERBROOKE
19%
21
*
Ltd (ex stk dlv)
Co
18%
•
Sugar
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Food Products Ltd com
Superteat
footnotes
20%
Jan
865
Friday
Suez
For
101%
Nov
43
601
common
Power Corp
-
Dec
20 %
83 %
Sale Price
Moore
Phillips Square
St., New York City, HAnover
TROIS-RIVIERES
100%
100
80%
STOCKS
Mount
EXCHANGE
Branch Office:
-
50
1,000
59
60%'
*
Central
Minnesota
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
QUEBEC
101
20%
59
ZZ*
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
EXCHANGE
STOCK
62 William
101
20%
Canadian
Melehers
EXCHANGfl
TORONTO
'V,
Aug
Jan
Jan
HART
CANADIAN
xH
12% Nov
"
*
McColl-Frontenac Oil
■
35
Dec
Canadian Stock
MacLaren
Local Branch:
Jan
10%
13%
Preferred
Lowney
MEMBERS:
2b
50
Feb
42
alO
♦
common
Preferred
International
51%
100% 100%
»
com
305
_
ZZlOO
pfd
David & Frere Limitee class A
Imperial
Feb
•
Limited
Claude
B
11%
Jun
33
32
*
&
25
850
a9
30
21%
32%
*
Gypsum,
65
15%
8
a
21%
10J
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
35 y4
15'%
a9
„__
—
Jun
102% May
16% Jan
250
52
Nov
25
1%
common
preferred
60
ai0% ai0%
__
»
Jun
33%
3
Jan
Nov
58% July
67% Aug
Jan
Mar
13%
Aug
•
Mar
59%
B
Zellers
40
Dec
40
29%
29
•
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Weston
(Geo)
class A
Oct
75
355
100
General Steel Wares
100
Sep
5,285
141
31%
100
General
130
100
jun
31%
♦
.__
100
al2%al2%
Corp
Aug
140%
*
common
44
45%
Dec
20
31 %
1
common
47%
980
42% Aug
24
1
Ltd
525
53 %
66
117% Aug :
Apr
Apr
23%
*
Corp
g8
51 %
30% Mar
V. Nov
Feb
535
8%
30
Feb
15
33
13%
20
Canadian
57%
Aug
*
class
1,225
57%
__
10%
Anr
•
com
Jan
52%
Cotton
11
Aug
16
13,195
32
12%
*
Steel
Apr
28%
19%
32
*
110
2
14,690
23%
;
United
6%
1,620
Jan
66% May
777
*■
TUckett Tobacco 7%
7% Mar
2,467
1.00
44
«
•
Sep
50
43 %
65
350
Jan
6
Dec
80
39
Oils
Sep
11%
Sep
80
Jan
22%
all5
Bank
18%
lbV4 Mar
31%
38
_
Canada
48
5.40
Sep
23%
5 a y2
*
Apr
30
59%
215
49
Dec
Jan
Aug
60%
common
10%
May
Aug
62
13%
^d
Wabasso
13%
pfd
Lime
44%
♦
Corp
Co
16
100
1,100
109
Co
300
48 %
46j/4 May
34
Jan
a 115
Corp
Breweries
Southam
20
325
47
toep
Jan
37%
305
58
50
Triad
93c
'
50
Nov
17%
Jun
Apr
3o%
22
__
33
17%
13%
15
go
•
Toronto-Dominion
47
Oct
Mar
25
25
22%
& Power common.,*
Jan
42%
25
Sep
Jun
Feb
2b
»
Jun
16%
5.586
640
23%
107
51
c4
493/.
•
Dec
13%
310
cfl
54
100 1
4%%
10% July
18% Sep
Feb
35
an
45
26 % Mar
17% Mar
39
common
Shawlnlgan Water
Aug
26%
a/|
44
Mar
10
10%
29%
al4
2Q5/u
29%
common
39%
93c
13
al2%
(James) Co
Paper common
Oct
29%
1x200
12%
45
_•
Aluminum
Mav
10
104
*
6
al7% al7%
10
_•
29
.35
75
""
•
400
a7%
a23
104% 104%
12%
*
common
6,388
a7%
Nov
16
♦
31
50
27%
1.585
Jan
1
6%
2,830
Jan
a23
——100
37%
22'%
Sep
22%
104%
*
6%
21%
279
13
*
36%
20
Heating Products
Oil
—Z*
Power
___Z
Rt.eel Co of Canada common
10
10%
all'/a all%
28
27
Feb,
'
—___100
Shirriff-Horsey
16%
26%
1734
»
Regent Refining Ltd
Sicks'
81
8%
*
preferred
Dynamics
Class
common
Provmcia! Transport
Quebec Power
99%
Oct
8
21%
27
25% July
108
Jan
al7 al7%
8,400
23
*
Canada
Co
47% Mar
7.50
33
635
Z*
--
of
&
28 %
4,180
1,247
ig
__5
preferred
17% Mar
39
44
27%
_5
Company
29%
*
common
General
Home
com
11% July
115
July
46% July
27 %
♦
common
795
all
Ltd
Players
Howard
"
431/
_
880
all
common
Mar
101 102%
44
ZZZZZZZZ*
Products——
25
6.00
Coal
101
Page-Hersey Tubes
31%
25
preferred
5%
Jan
37%
Brewery Ltd
5% %
Jan
7.40
Ltd
615
101
27%
*
Jun
Jan
43
Chemical
Feb
♦
Miils
24%
common
&
9
31
81
_»
Jun
10,907
Apr
3
38%
com
Oct
98
9%
Mines Ltd
31%
*
Dp Pont of Canada Sec
Gatineau
Noranda
24%
*
;__
26
Jan
91/3
*
17
2
common
Jan
9%
*
105
2.50
preferred
Jan
21
89
Royal Bank of Canada
50
—
July
26%
Rolland
140
300
46
Jan
Feb
10
May
1,996
10%
July
150
28% July
a8
10%
28
1,885
20
18,492
Jan
or
99
105
33 %3 35%
10
18
a94
Robertson
1,683
Apr
330
42%
Apr
22
8%
___.
-
30
8
26 %
91?
95
5
100
26
a94
19S/8 Mar
2,901
13%
42%
Weaving
31%
*
Stores
Co's
July
13% July
Dec
_Z
July
19
Jun
Dec
10%
♦
36%
____.
Steel
Foundation
13 %
May
8%
a8
preferred
Fraser
8% July
14
105
Co
Ltd
6%
Dominion Textile
Famous
Oct
17%
Co
Tar
&
Sep
22%
15
♦
31
Preferred
Enamel
24
21%'
34 %
.•___
Electrolux
38%
Jan
5
a91
25
22
10%
:
Eddy Paper
alO
22;
*
Smelting
Seal
Dcm.nion Glass
Dow
15
Apr
20
3,195
a91
Wire
_
•
22
*
32%
300
11%
Jan
~
Preferred
Feb
14% al4%
17%.
Bros
Jun
25
10%
common
Dominion Foundries & Steel
7%
39
20 % '20%
A
&
preferred
Donohue
34
Jan
Apr
75
12
750
42%
National Steel Car
Corp
River
30
550
1,890
200
10%
100
Chemical
Niagara
Steel
Jan
15%
10%
♦
common
Drug &
Ontario
155
15
preferred w-________.___._ioo
Ogiivie Flour
Oct
10%
*
A
Montreal Locomotive
4%%
145
*
wed
National
Jun
25
21% May
ZZlBo
common
♦
McColl Frontenac 77V7
Oil
Molson Breweries class
Class B
Co
140
*
Development
20
36
alO
Mussey-Harris-Ferguson
&
25
140
10
Lawrence Power
High
555
*
MacMillan & Bloedel class B_i
Mailman Corp Ltd
priority
5* preferred
Morgan
Low
24
II
•
Ltd
Powell
Aug
July
20%
Equipment...
Dairies
Dominion
A
6%
Coal
Dominion
class
Range for Year 1955
High
24
*
Acceptance
Bros
Dower St
Ltd
Placer
Jan
10%
Dominion Corsets
Dominion
Laurentide
Shares
Low
100
Sons
&
pfd
33 %
Jan
May
27
35%
•
May
25
20%
Seagrams
Rights
A)
for Week
*
1%
48% July
32% Aug
29
*
common.
14
1,130
36
10
&
Leather
5%
(John
Lewis
(John)
Woods
Oct
July
5,715
35%
a
40
2,005
20%
♦
Dec
105%
Feb
32
25
Cellulose
Dome Exploration
Dominion Bridge
Dominion
36%
Nov
20%
28%
20%
•
:
Dominion
32%
*
27
Glass
class
uiatiiiers
31
31%
28%
Textile
Cork
Feb
Jun
Enterprises
Class B
% Mar
May
al7%
Consol
Crown
43
32
13
46%
Jun
Dec
Jan
39
«
Mining
Corbys
108
Oct
1,780
J)
consumers
33
140
50
Oonsol
■
688
935
25
Farm
Combined
30
36
___
(B
the
of
Lang
Feb
430
Chrysler Corp
CocKsnutt
Cogh'in
30
Pacific Railway
25
Petrofina
Ltd
preferred —10
Vickers
*
Canadian
7.05
Oct
34%
31%
preferred
Canadian
Sep
104%
20
3,157
"
Warrants
Canadian
Limited
Jan
Sep
34%
25
Companies
Lake
Feb
6%
5.00
| 105
44%
Jun
47%
104
_
Oil
50ya
15%
700
34%
46
Dec
Nov
33 %
Locomotive
Canadian
38%
Jun
13% '13%
common
Industries
Preferred
Canadian
Dec
May
4%
38
35
*
—
Cottons
Sep
17
32 %
common
&
54%
Jan
11
20
5.50
54 % Mar
24% Mar
1,260
5.50
Dec
Dec
43%
300
39%
106% Aug
Jan
8%
34 %
___
preferred
Canadian
5.50
10
preferred
Chemical
Canadian
14%
a5.00
39
25
Series
Canadian
Apr
Dec
103'/2
common
Ceianese
Dec
*
Canners Ltd„_
series
Dec
40 %
100
Commerce
Canadian
30%
104%
preferred
$1.75
14%.
a5.00
10
Canadian
Dec
Jan
52
500
50
Bronze
53
52% July
9% Mar
49%
1,488
'
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
38
50 %
20
of
Jan
5,342
39%
•
Foundries.
Bank
43% July
64% Sep
Feb
102%
44
17
37
preferred
common
preferred
Canadian
a54
50
5
Safeway 4.40% pfd
Steamship common
Canada
Apr
45%
330
a54
14%
•
_
52% "
16%
'
*
$1.30 preferred
Canada
54% July
63% July
38
102
37%
A
wi____
Calgary
52%
6,004
•
50%
25
Products
uanaaa
51%
16%
*
_
Dredging
37
Z
103 % 104%
—5—"
Products-
Telephone
class
30
36
Muy
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Labatt
42
Week's
Last
_______
-50
Ltd
Gold
36%
—50
Forest
Columbia
Mills
29%
*
Columbia Power
British
7%
Co—
_
5% preferred
Brmsii Columbia
British
7%
.100
preferred
"
•
Co
common
preferred
4%%
—
50%
•
Light & Power.
Buush
Bruck
925
49
—
13
STOCKS
high
25%
•
Brazilian
Low
25
48 %
•
JANUARY
Friday
49
Paper class A
ENDED
Sale Price
25%
__
Nationale
WEEK
Range for Year 1955
High
25
B
4%%
Low
Sales
—10
Montreal
ox
iitt/jfi.
FOR
for Week
STOCKS
12%
200
10
May
13
Sep
145
145
10
140
Feb
155
Aug
236
237
35
246
Oct
290
Aug
a23% a23%
25
20
Jan
Dec
23% July
39
The Commercial and
40
Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
(244)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Range
for Week
of l'riccs
Shares
Sale Price
STOCKS
Par
Traders Finance
5'i
...
Trans
.....
Wahnvright
Waterman
Westeel
Oil
Prod
(L El
Hotel
45%
46
35
..
49 %
*
4.00
t
14%
14%
49 %
3.50
4.00
17
14%
17%
a20%
a21
31
a41
Dec
3.00
808
5
_
53% July
10
45
30
«—
Jan
July
13
Dec
4.75
Dec
Weedon
Nov
11 % May
1 tt 1'2
Dec
24 %
Jun
Dec
28%
Dec
28
Jan
56
Wenatil
AUg
20
23%
Apr
7,74b
Products
Mineral
Stocks-
/imeranium
..
Lead
Arcauia
Nickel
...
..
12c
...
_
_
Ltd
Mines
Anacon
Mines
Barvallee
Red
Bellechasse
Belle
Bouscadlllac
Burnt
Hill
Oct
4.10
Apr
1.58
1.65
12,500
1.27
Oct
1.70
Dec
7 Va C 11%C
153,083
2c
Jan
7c
Apr
12,600
lie
Dec
45c
Feb
15 V4C
18c
10c
8 %C
10c
14c
9c
15c
10,000
18c
12 %C
18c
449,200
3.10
Ltd—
Mines
3.35
400
——
Corp
Ltd
51c
—
26c
vtc—
1.50
.—
Ltd.
Mines
35c
l td.
Mines
Mar
3.00
Ltd
Gold
Gold
Bou^an Gold
44C
3,000
Ltd
Metals
Nov
108,000
18c
Mines
Mining
Rare
12C
16c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Boreal
Apr
3.30
9c
Lake
32c
1.60
Mines Ltd
Beaucage
Jan
3.15
Ltd
Mines
Beatrice
9c
34 %c
Suipnur 6c Iron
Gold
3,500
16c
Corp..
Arno
12c
lie
3.20
Ltd
Mines
Atlas
Eand-Ore
Calumet
Tung-Sten
10,000
Jan
4c
Jan
17c
Jan
3c
At/r
19 VaC
JUU
2.16
Oct
6.10
Apr
1,16
July
55c
5.20J
4Uc
7c
Jan
10c
May
110,500
1.50
35c
1.60
37c
1.50
6,300
*
35c
<
Sep
,2.95
c*
Decj4T
Oct
Jan
10,200
12c
Mar
20c
Sep
1.39
Dec
Dec
4.75
Mines Ltd
Uranium
1.45
795,050
2.25
2.60
10,155
2.10
Canadian Lithium
Ltd
Can-Met
Dev &
Central
57c
July
Kayrand
Mines
61,050
80c
Quebec
Dome
Mines
Dominion
Sullivan
&
Del
Gui-Por
2.75
Nickel
9.00
2,500
6
Jan
11
Cons
Iso
13c
31,000
Jan
2lc
Jardtin
12c
12c
2,000
7c
Nov
14c
11c 12 %c
10,000
7c
Jan
18c
12c
■
«...
—
21c
Ltd
Keyboycon
Kontiki
15,050
1.18
13,800
53c
Apr
1.15
1.36
18,700
80c
Mar
43c
1,000
35c
Dec
81c
17c
Mar
24c
Mines
51c
38c
19c
15%
Jun
2,000
24c
159,103
4%C
10
10%
2,100
2.10
Ltd
Metals
-
Nov
7c
Apr
Agnew
30c
Sep
Mar
14%
400
14%
Nov
300
6,000
a31
2.20
a32
2.34
5.00
20c
22
240.200
4.45
8.900
44c
51c
172.900
16c
19%
20c
19%
1.85
15c
May
1.20
32
Dec
3.50
Jun
21c
Dec
5.55
Sep
47c
Sep
Jan
21%
Oct
1.02
Dec
7c
Aug
4,965
6,833
30c
35c
19,600
25c
Nov
35c
4.500
20c
Aug
1.16
1.25
4,100
42 >/4C
Jun
9c
40,500
4c
14,500
8c
Apr
Jun
10
24
8c
7.25
53c
Jan
34c
,
15% Mar
4c
Dec
Jan
1.65
Nov
8c
Aug
25
Jun
19c
Ltd
...
Nov
1.65 Aug
Anr
12c
12c
10c
Dec
45C
4,000
177,000
9%c
Jan
53c
GOO
9.10
Jan
18% May
18' '4
20
2.07
2.00
2.25
12,940
18c
21c
59,800
27c
33c
15,000
2.40
29c
2.40
1.85
14,700
83
81V2
83
2.85
3.10
1.26
1.10
1.30
1.53
1.56
900
10c
9 %c
11c
Jan
1.35 Mar
26,300
1.53
Jan
16c
500
2.90
Dec
fr %c
67 % May
Jan
46c
41,200
48,800
21 %c Mar
2.15
Dec
Sep
63c
Apr
2.95
90
Apr
Jun
3.25
Dec
41c
Jan
80c
Jan
2.70 May
3c
■
Feb
12c
Dec
Jun
1.31
Sep
24c
24c
1,000
14Vac Mar
33c
Oct
IOV4C
Nov
22c
Sep
New
20c
~~~
Vinray
Obalski
232,800
13c
Sep
39c
Dec
44c
19.500
9c
July
49c
Dec
76c
65c
76c
40,725
35c
Oct
66c
23c
26c
1.92
1.68
1.97
6,450
2.74
Oils Ltd
I
Ltd
5
Ltd
2.62
2.87
19,316
13 %C
1.00
Mines
(1945)
H_
Corp
Orenada
Gold
Panel Consol
Cons
Gold
Ltd.
7.10
Ltd
Uranium
Gold
Gold
Rock
Tache
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Ltd
25C
1.10
1.40
226,950
Jan
8.00
Sep
Jan
90c
Apr
Jan.
59c
Jan
10 Va
Sen
23c
Dec
3»C
AUg
Sep
Qct
31V2C Oct
33c
Oct
1.32
6.10
1,200
Nov
7.05
23c
184,000
2c
Jan
25c
1.95
Sep
1.70
500
35c
43c
194.000
25c
Oct
15c
July
1.13
1,000
Apr
1.46
j
Nov
1.84 Aug
Dec
27c
12,003
1.90
11,000
1.80
Dec
10V4
10%
12
s; 4,200
8.65
1.85
1.80
1.00
5,650
l..>£>
5 VaC
7c
15,000
13
13%
1,000
a80c
51c
Peo
33c
Jan
2.75
Oct
Feb
12%
Dec
Apr
2.26
Sep
,
Jan
7%c
Apr
10% Mar
14%
Nov
3c
a80c
200
78c
Dec
10c
14C
24,650
7%c
2.98
200
2.64
Nov
60c
68c
3,000
56c
Nov
48c
48C
2,000
47c
1.65
Jun
2.98
Jan
12c
7
20c
Jan
July
4.85
Feb
75 %c July
80c
May
Exchange
Funds
20c
23c
36,700
4c
Feb
30c
2.08
2.20
72,800
20c
Feb
3.00
3.20
30,100
10%C 14%C
313,500
2.11
3.00
13c
\
5.60
1
10
9c
13
13%
1,000
54c
52c
63c
459 8)0
2.50
2.80
3,800
17c
19c
52.500
1.95
I'mcs
Low
Range for Year 1955
blrares
High
Low
High
34%
36
7,784
26
Jan
37% Aug
26 Va
36
25
*
26%
210
25
Dec
27%
8.50
100
4.75
Ltd
11c 13 Vac
26,500
3 Vac
13c
35c
Ltd
16
23c
11
5
23%
400
22c
30c
228,250
11c
Jan
25c
Sep
18c
6,000
14c
Jan
22c
Oct
8 Va
Jan
8V4
8 %
50
7
75c
11,300
58c
Mar
58c
5oc
1,300
50c
Jun
55 c
74c
407,275
21c
Sep
75c
80c
18,700
70c
Dec
2,c
17,200
17c
Dec
2.00'
2.CO
2.10
2.275
30c
30c
19%.
19%
19%
73c
1
;
74c
75c
r
fa
28c
li% Mar
common.
trust
•—;
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Uranium Mines Ltd
l.oi
70c
60c
35c 37 %c
6,100
15%
16%
4.100
2.19
debentures
5 '.i
1
100
—
....
39c
Ltd
Aluminium
*
preferred
5%'/
preferred
5.70
300
18
:—
pfd
Larder Mines..
Leduc
American
—
Mines
—.
Gold
Atlas
Atlas
B
Mines
Gold Mines
51%
Dec
51%
1,565
51%
Dec
51%
Dec
3,000
N»v
22c
Apr
26c
Dec
70c
Jan
74c
Dec
2.00
Feb
1.71
1.56
1.71
30,907
9Jc
July
1,74
Sep
3.10
3.10
3.30
13,627
3.00
Jan
3.85
1
10c
10c
5c
Jan
16c
500
12Vi
Sep
19%
160
53
Jan
1,708
lie; V
10c
13
Jan
11,700
13 Va
52
52 Va
13%
1.70
26
18c
13%
13%
1.65
1.98
164,300
25'/a
26%
675
i
.
1
38c
Jan
26
33c
Jan
5.40
29c
151,800
3%C
600
60c
Dec
45c
Jan
80c
Jan
Nov
26
Apr
Apr
61
Aug
50c
50c
53c
7,100
23
57
22'/2
23
985
20%
52%
57
372
c
29c
661.600
56 Va
221/4
24c
45c
41c
47c
38,600
14
13'/a
14
810
6%
6V4
300
18%
I8V4
19 '/a
22,070
14c
14c
16c
10c
7,000
40 %c
13
6 V4
1.25
19c
May
Dec
74c
Dec
20 %
11c
9
Oct
July
19 %c May
Jun
V
46c
22c
I8V2C
Jan
68c
16%
16c
18c
13,900
6%c
Jan
9c
8%c
9%c
55,125
7c
Dec
15c
40c 43 Vac
70,827
16c
Jan
45c
Dec
20c
18c
107,666
11c
July-
20c
Nov
22c
2.30
2.30
2.35
1,350
10c
9c
lie
16,500
1
1
15c
13c I6V2C
2.00 Mar
336,600
9.50
1.70
1.82
49 Va
Jan
Nov
19c
Jan
12 V4
Jun
2.78
Feb
6.75
1,855
9.15
15c
Jan
1.60
3,760
43 %
9.20
Jan
»
Sep
Nov
41% May
54% July
52 Va
63
July
Apr
60
60
35c
12 Vic
35c
36c
11.560
28c
Dec
49c
Mar
1
11 %C
13c
18,200
6%c
Jan
12%c
Apr
95c
92c
95 c
20.800
93c
Oct
2.10
Jan
1
1.55
1.5(j)
1.65
24,235
Dec
2.10 Aug
20c
19C
25c
6.680
2.50
86V2C
2.49
2.55
7,610
Feb
3.05
84 VaC
91c
74,700
30c
Jan
1.23
38c
41c
110.050
26c
Aug
93c
Anr
14 %c 15 %C
23,000
13c
Dec
21c
May
-—
—
...
Ltd—.
—_—*
Mining—__________—_*
Uranium
Mines
*
4?c
Petroleums
Ltd
*
15c
59%
Gairdner &
13 % c
19 %c
10 Mar
32c
178,900
7c
Jan
35c
Sep
13c14%c
68,600
Pr
Dec
18c
Apr
1.000
4V4C Feb
40c
Apr
30c
Aug
19c
60 Wall
1.22
15c
;
2.33
Dec
50c
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Company Limited
21c
56,700
10c
Jan
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
May
12 Vac 12 VaC
I
Ltd
Sep
Dec
9%c
4,610
1.70
49 Va
2.40
Apr
8c
Dec
Dec
July
16c
41c
Gairdner &
Jan
Jan
Dec
July
10
Mines.......—
IOV4 July
Jan
Oct
20
Nov
13% Mar
Oct
52c
Sep
20c
70c
589
Jun
PeD
Mar
17c
70c
10
Warrants
Co
2.10 July
Mar
21%
-1
Cons
Metals
Feb
56% May
14% Aug
_—_____...———1
Mines
Mines
Sep
Mar
Jan
50c
Montreal
Barvue
Bata
Dec
1
Mines
Baska
51%
1
Ltd
Mines
Barnat
Base
1,900
13 %c
1
Bank of Nova Scotia.
Barymin
51%
1
Mines
Banff Oils
Bankfield
Oct
51%
19,600
1
Mines
Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bankeno
I
—1
Bagamac
of
27
112,716
1
,
Gold
Bailey
Dec
94c
20
—
Mines
River
Avlllabona
24%
1
class
Mines
Aunor
185
40c
*
Yellowknife
Aumaque
Sep
3,873
26
1
Acceptance
Aumacho
Dec
103 105%
10
Mines
Hardware
Steels
Aubelle
94 %
85 c
50
,
Metals Corp
Atlantic
-Jun
118
*
common
preferred
Ashdown
Jan
1
Corp
Arjon
Ascot
Jan
69%
32C
*
Mines
2nd
49
16c
•
Resources
Corp
Argus
2,038
90c
*
Consolidated
Apex
1,580
99
51 %
51%
4.75
pfd__50
*
*
Imperial
Arcan
14
Oct
7%
10
97
38V2c
...—
Anglo-American Exploration
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Huronian
Rouyn
Jun
101% Aug
Mar
20c
Mines
Anglo
Angle
Feb
25
*
Ltd
—
Petroleums
Anchor
97
50c
Jan
50c
Petroleums
Nepheline
Lead
Anacon
J.
5,000
97
-
Jan
2%
2,458
2.50 Mar
Jan
1.50
28c
2,100
O
1
Mines
American
Apr
Jan
5.15
NOV
25%
104%
25
100
...50
1
——.
Aluminum Co 4'/a%
Amalgamated
98'/a
—*
common
4%
Dec
be
7 V4
Sep
Jan
2.65 Mar
9.10
*
—
Warrants
Algoma Steel
96%
Apr
82c
16c
Jun
Dec
1.23
Jan
1.60
200
1.70
1.60
*
—
—
5.05 May
14c
2%c
Jan
Oct
8% July
Sep
72 %c
8%
"
*
common
July
25%
22% Mar
Members:
5.63
Ltd
Jnn
Jan
Dec
16
11
17c
11
1
,
4,500
8.50
:
for Week
Range
Dec
II
Ltd
Sales
Week's
ol
Dec
22c
Ltd
1.60
1.70
Nov
20C
18C
Trebor Mines Ltd!
July
iJun
6.05
I;
Fields
Sep
"•
2.53
Mines
Mines
Dec
21c
.
Ltd
Mines
84c
Jan
2.35
26,500
Sep
1.51
15c
6.000
50c
17c
17V2c
36Vac
13%
Mines
Dec
1.12
Jan
•
1
Pacific Cons Oils
Algom
Bank
July
3.50
1,000
45c
Feb
Dec
1.30
_
Mines
Gold
9c
43,100
?3c
Jan
3c
500
50c
3.00
~
Mines
Iron
Sullivan Cons
G5c
2.50 May
1.15 Mar
200
9.45
Ltd
8oma-Duvern?.y Gold Mines
Standard
7.10
46c
Oils
Steep
1,000
1.95
Ltd
Gold
Sherrltt-Gordon
3V2C
2,000
Dec
25c
Feb
Oct
1.35
300,500
12c
Jan
79c
~~
Mines
Dredging
Smelting ' Refining Ltd
Mines
7.10
1.00
1.56
3c
..
38,200
8.90
23C
Quebcc Lithium Corp
Crest
14c
8.90
.III
Ltd
Mining Co...
Falmer
18 500
46C
Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd—,
Quebec Labrador Developbnt Co Ltd.
Rayrock
81c
65c
Porcupine Pritnt Mines
Quebec
12c
12c
Ltd
Mines
3.10
July
21c
Dec
23c
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Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec)
Orclian Uranium Mines Ltd__
.fed
34C 38 %c
Voting
Alberta
Atlin-Ruffner
41c
Ltd
Minine
Nudulama
Rio
37c
1.52
Mines
Norniftal
Pitt
5.500
—
Ltd..__
Mines
20c
Rim
Nocana
Pato
25
18c
Distillers
Alberta
Area
30c
Goldvue Mines Ltd..
New Jack Lake Uranium
2.65
-
New
Nickel
Apr
1.12
41c
19 % c
Anthes
Aug
11c
&
1.75
1,000
1.60
■
*
Surpass Shoe
Jan
70c
40c
36c 42 %c
18 %c
_
Ltd
Mines
800
1.25
1.75
Oil
&
Aug
45C
37c
Gas
Acme
Amanda
IIV2C
Ltd
Copper Mines Ltd
55c
3.00
Sep
78c
%c
10c 10
Apr
90c
Nov
7,000
24
36c
10c
22,600
23
Jan
Jan
2c
200
8c
Jan
3.85 Mar
16,000
1.24
Jan
241/4 C Feb
8,900
18C
4.25
,
.■——p.
2,583
7%c
Ltd
18
S'^c Jun
Coal
75c
52c
Last
Explorations Ltd
Albermont Petroleums
11,100
Santiago
Dec
1.25
1
Alba
148,150
Royran
Jctn
22%
May
22c
Ajax Petroleums
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
10c
Pacific
Oct
fcOc
Ai->r
14 Va
1.80
—
Mines
Acadia-Uranium
Feb
42c
Ltd
Asbestos
1.65
Sep
37c
1
1
common
Jan
6.45
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
Dec
1.35
60c
23%
Acadia-Atlantic
9c
Dec
3.10
New
Sep
2.90
—
& Paper common——•
2V4c
1.15
Ltd
1.0J1
52c
1
preferred
12c
6.15
Ltd
Power
4%%
1,000
Dec
__
Abltlbi
53,500
Nov
19%
Ltd
Ltd
700
Par
8c
42 Vac
Ltd
Mines
21%
Friday
23c
14 VaC
30c
Mines
20%
Sale Price
6c
3.90
28 %c Aug
Feb
1,600
_
_
Mines
10,500
20%
Oct
55c
Jan
9c
New
Jun
2.000
STOCKS
23c
1.15
89,900
32
—
Jun
2.00
New
2.20
50c
25,666
63c
Canadian
5,900
40,600
16c
...
.
Explorations
Lafayette
Apr
62C
Toronto Stock
67,503
17c
Ltd.
-
Mines
2uc
2.44
Formaque Mines Ltd
Louvre
1.35
6 %c
—
Ltd
Petroleums
39c
95c
a
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd—
New
Dec
1.50
Quebec
3.65
19c
Mining Corp Ltd
Mclnlyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd—
Jason
Sep
30c
55c
Phillips
32c
1.20
_
Maritimes
Jaculet
Dec,
25,000
57C
Ltd
Petroleums
3.55
4.25
Mines
Merrill Island Mining
Mogador Mines Ltd
146,225
Oct
80C
45c
Louvicourt Goldiields
New
4,000
64c
1.50
Ltd
Exploration
Omnitrans
Sep
—
1.85
40C
voting trust
Gold
4,000
51c
16c
Mining <fc Explor Co Ltd—
Corp of Canada
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
New
29c
58c
Dec
1.81
480
1.83
47C
1.04
Ltd
Mines
Zinc
4.25
1.15
Jun
89c
Lithium
New
—
jan
42c
Dec
17c
1.12
.
Labrador
New
■
1
1
90c
Aug
Jan
17c
20 %C
"
Monlgar
66c
Sep
——
C.15
____
Mines
Lead
58c
May
1.83
'
Mines
Ltd—...
Mines
Mines
Kirkland Lake
2%C
16%c
1
1
Ltd
Oils
Okalta
Dec
6.75
14 V.
Mines
Gold
Kenmayo Yukon
143,700
55c
Apr
6.15
10%
...
...
7%c
1.17
6.25
__
Ltd
Ltd
Joliet-Quebec
1
23c
55c
Sep
Aug
Jan
'
Mines
Mines
a20c
17c
2.25
59c
'
Mar
Ltd-
Gold
Uranium
a20c
20c
25c
Oil & Minerals Inc
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Israel Continental Oil
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
July
lie
Ltd.,
Mines Ltd
Hudson-Rand
4%c
2.1i> Apr
\
1
Apr
8.60
-
Minerals
Hollinger
73,000
|
Apr
Apr
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
Gold
9c
Sep
69c
,
Dec
58c
6%c
7c
Gunner Gold Mines Ltd—
Heva
8C
60c
Empire
Wilrich
Jan
—
Mines
Co
Uranium
Harrison
8c
*
Ltd
Producers
Rio
Devon-J-educ Oils Ltd
Apr
Sep
Gas
Iron
Fontana Mines <1945)
Frobisher Limited
Grandines
Jan
_*
*
Gas——————
Dec
Dec
I
Mines
Falconbridge
Faraday
Jan
24c
♦
1
Natuial
2.74
2c
Ltd
Co
Mines
Nov
69c
73,000
Petroleum.
Devonian
Canadian
Canso
i'k'/e
17c
Ltd....
Asbestos
Metal
34c
23,130
5dC
25c
Calgary
Sep
80c
3.60
Asbestos
Fab
31,700
2.12
46c
& Edmonton Corpn Ltd
Canadian
Admiral Oils Ltd-^
oaiaita
May
0.0 5
43c
Mines
Ltd—
East
43c
1.98
1.50
Oil Co Ltd
Oils Development
Sappnire Petroleums Ltd—
Westburne Oil Co Limited
7,200
320
Duvan Copper Co Ltd——;
Eastern
35 %c
47c
1
Dec
92,900
.
Yellowknife
Mining
40c
2.10
Developments
Petroleums Ltd
Cabanga
Dec
42,300
Cortez Explorations Ltd
Cournor
Mar
9.00
...
Mines
55c
31c
3.15
4.25
Copper-Man
Feb
,--1
Oil & Refining
Bonny ville
29c
3.30
.
Mines
Fenimore
Copper-Cliff
28c
9.60 July
Jan
1
22
8%c
Warrants
Consol
12,500
1
Jan
27c
Ltd
Oil
Consolidated Denlscn
Consolidated
40c
Jienmac
Dec
5 %c
Mines—„_
Cadillac
Dec
4.20
29c
29c
3.15
Ltd
Corp.
Allenbee
Central
Cons
19,875
1.70
...
Exnlorers
Development
Consolidated
14%
1.55
10 Vac
12c
Ltd
Copper
Chibougamau
Conro
12%
11.800
7%c
Ltd
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting-Chib
14
1.55
Ltd.;
Co Ltd
Mining
Manitoba
2,000
__
Mines
Cassiar Asbestos Corp
4,726
27c
_____
_
Gold
25c
20 Va
27c
...
Cartier-Malartic
21c
19%
_____
i.Dunsmuir)
Mines
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Celta
24c
20%
_
Mines Ltd
Minerals
Collieries
Canauian
37c
4.80
May
1.15
2.50
—
3c
26c 29 %C
1.40
Mines
Campbell Chibougamau
Astoria
37c
1
1
Pacific
Canadian
100
Oil Stocks—
Ltd...
Mines
6.65
30c
*
—
Mines
^
Mining
Alta
6.65
Ltd
Yale Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd.—_
westville
45c
Jan
7,300
1
Ltd
L»/d
Petroleum
Wespac
High
Low
10c
31c
1
1
Mining oorp
Fyrlte 6c Copper Corp
Virginia
Range for Year 1955
High
1
Ltd—_——
United ivloniauban Mines Ltd
Valor Lithium Mines Ltd
Asbestos Corp
United
Dec
44%
27% Mar
550
a41
a
Ltd..
49
45
600
Dec
Shares
25C
*
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Uddlen
for Week
Low
Par
High
40%
10
45%
20 %
.
ft
Ltd
Breweries
Ltu
636
46
*
Ltd
Co
44
10
Line..,
Ref
Pen
Canada
Windsor
Pipe
&
Products
Western
Fund
Corp
Mountain
Range for Year 1955
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Low
43
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
High
43
-
40
prelerred
Trans-Canada
Low
*
Corp class A—
13
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Apr
Oct
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(245)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Bathurst
ana
into shares
Mining
for
share
a
Corp
Low
64
250
58%
Jan
64 %
43
Sep
Chimo
100
38
Jan
55
Apr
1.35
7%
7%
60c
1.46
53,9o2
200
65c
21,000
20%
20
20%
200
3.10
3.00
3.40
5,400
Uranium
Co
♦
common
—
Eeaucage
Mining
Belleterre
7'A
60c
*
1
Lodge
Lumber
Corp
Quebec
_l
Mines
25c
1.20
1.15
1.28
6%
1
2.25
2.18
2.25
25
50'A
50
50%
•
15c
13c
15c
Bevcon
Ltd
1
47 %c
49c
1
11c
10c
13c
276,100
1
2.75
2.70
2.89
17,947
1.70
1.70
1.85
5,400
Mines
Yukon
Uranium
Warrants
Black
Mines
,2
Kirkland
1
Uranium
Bay
Blue
Ribbon
Blue
Rock
pfd_
Boymar
Bralsaman
Ltd
49c
39,600
1.60 Aug
24c
Mar
13c
15c
37.800
10%c Nov
25c
Jan
10 %c 11 %c
20,200
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
28c
Aug
65c
July
5'Ac Mar
17c
Apr
1
14c
11 %C
35 %c
1
—
5.90
98c
79c
2.45 Mar
98c
1.00
90c
200
16%
Dec
7%
16,234
6%
Dec
50
50
50
47%
Apr
1.60
1.68
12,850
6.00
Apr
19 %
1,200
July
Dec
1.36
—
2.45
18
Jan
9% Mar
50
1.30 May
3.00
17,000
2.30
Aug
Nov
2.50
Oct
Apr
3.85
36%
36
37%
12,563
25%
Apr
94%
94
94%
60
92%
Jan
105
103
105
185
50
55
54
55
390
51%
Dec
55
Oct
50
51 %
50
|' 52
220
49
Dec
53%
Dec
50
_
_
_
__
_
....
Forest
50
class
49
49
Power
British
Telephone Co__
280
16%
17
14%
315
37%
37
38
3,277
50
*
50
50%
425
—25
_
Mines
1.98
1.83
2.00
113,850
5.00
*
B_
102
2,970
14
*
B_
British Columbia
50
17
14
*
Products-
Packers
40%
Dec
4.50
5.00
Dec
100
106% July
Dec
53%
Jan
17%
Dec
Apr
24% May
18 %
July
38 %
Dec
43%
50% July
8%
12
315
Jan
1.20
Jun
Oct
2.15 Aug
6
Feb
4% May
Mines
1
10c
10c 11 %c
21,000
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
Brunsm&h
Mines
1
15c
13c
15c
64,500
10c
Nov
24c
Apr
Mining
_1
48c
45c
55c
263,650
18c
Feb
79c
Oct
Brunswick
Buckles
Mining & Smelt__
Algoma
Buffadison
.1
Uranium
Ankerite
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
_
Yellow
Bunker
Hill
Gold
70c
...23,800
38c
Oct
5,500
5%c
Jan
.75c
78c
5,580
60c
30,600
13c
23,600
4%c
20%c
*
*
16
Como
9c
10c
1.40 Mar
16c
May
Jan
92c
July
Feb
38c
Apr
Jan
25c
Apr
39%
860
38
Ncv
47%
2.20
2.20
2.35
2,030
1.70
Jun
3.50 July
1
Mines
Petroleum
Calgary
Flin
Calnorth
Calvan
25c
Edmonton
&
Callinan
8 %c
Feb
20c
Oct
11,500
11'Ac
87c
Mar
19c
21c
30%
315
25
11 %
11%
325
10%
Dec
May
30%
S-p
14
Oct
.
Oil
Canada
Cement
3,100
33,100
15%c 16%c
1,500
13 %c
Jan
Foils
Dec
Petroleum
Canada
Iron
A—A
*
_:
Malting
Met
10
Foundries
Canada Oil
_
Packers
—
_
__
98c
__
class
•
A
_
Permanent
Canada Safewav
Mtge_
Ltd
20
_
pfd
—
Canada
Southern
Oils
Canada
Soul hem
Steamship
104
Petroleum
Canada
Lines
Preferred
22%
33
Oct
43 % Mar
29%
Dec
38% Aug
34%
1,157
■
_
*
com
25
36
1,145
60
265
3.10
3.40
204,760
2.00
1,750
Sep
Dec
Feb
15%
14
Jun
Dec
9
17%
Sep
Canada
Wire
Cable
&
Astoria
Canadian
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Bank
Consolidated
East
B
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Commerce-
Consolidated
Consolidated
British
Empire Oils
—
♦
Canadian Canners
Canadian
$1.75
_
Celanese
*
common—.—
preferred
1.85
Dec
•
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Decalta
Warrants
(Dunsmuir)
Gas
Dredge
*
Petroleum
400
1.65
1.84
5,110
95c
83%
102
55c
1.G5
Dec
Mic
Canadian
Gen
Securities
class
Canadian
Ice
Machine
com
Canadian
Ice
Machine
class
0
A_
Jan
Dec
Nov
Oct
Consolidated
Canadian
105%
Oct
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
30c
210,265
24c
l
10%
Warrants
Cos
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Reserves
Petrofina
Canadian
Pipelines
Canadian
Canadian
Ltd
&
6.45
65
80,690
22,066
10,874
Mar
90
Sep
24c
Dec
56c
Juiy
40c
Apr
75c
Oct
Sep
7.30
5.60
48% July
Jan
975
61c
8,959
Canadian
Canam
36
21
39c
36c
41c
8,411
35c
Jun
40c
Jan
1.02
Oct
Aug
2.65
Jan
*
70c
68c
70c
9.803
7
,
1.80
1.75
1.85
12,824
30c
35c
856
14c
16c
21,840
10%c
50c
58c
4,225
22%c
*
;
1
63c
50c
70c
Oils
&
4.25
4.20
4.30
6,230
48c
54c
5,900
1
Ltd
2.80
2.75
♦
37
36%
1
57c
*
Smelting
Explor
Mines
1
Can so
Natural
Canso
Oil
Orlac
Mines
1
Cassiar
Castle
Asbestos
class
Consolidated
Central
Leduc
2,670
Central
Pat
Central
__
Gold
_
__
14%
12%
14%
36,390
_
Chamberlain
Charter
Oils
For
Oil
_
__
_
_
_
68c
—
footnotes
see
page
43
Feb
37c
33c
37c
15,289
31c
Dec
70c
Apr
64c
July
17 %c
1.07 Aug
1.50 July
July
23c
11c
12c
24,600
9%t
Aug
18c
32c
40c
II,498
25c
Nov
52c
Sep
2.30
2.30
2.60
215
1.95 Mar
4.05
Jan
1.00
1.00
1.00
190
1.00
Sep
1.50
Feb
Apr
;
Mar
Jan
2.50
90c
90c
1.00
13,100
45c
Jan
1.90
1
55 %c
55 %c
57c
19,138
45c
Jan
1.90
Mines
Basin
1
21c
19c
22c
.4.95
Mines
4.90
5.20
36,500
-
.-56,470
9c
Feb
2.04
Jan
:
;60c
62c
22,358
42c
♦
Apr
50c
r
Oct
Tungsten
Consolidated
West
Mining
Petroleum
Jun
5.35
Dec
Oct
60c
7.45
7.15
7.50
5,085
23
22 %
23
4,182
Apr
26%
Sep
6.25
6.00
6.30
5,040
2.95
Jan
6.75
May
I
3.60
3.50
3.75
42,807
1.10
Jun
4.00
Dec
1.52
1.50
37c
Ltd
*
Mines
•
Coulee
Cournor
Zinc
Crestaurum
Croinor
Pershing
Zellerbach
Crows
Nest
Delnite
Del
42,330
Apr
1,988
15%
Jan
3.95
4.00
500
8 %
8%
305
65
65
100
24%
24
25
2,420
1.75
4'A
Jan
Dec
3.05
27
Julv
1.90
3,155
7%
CoaL
100
-__
158
158
158
14
47c
45c
48c
12,475
25c
1
20c
25c
1,040,567
1
35c
32c
36c
39,850
85c
89c
29c
30c
1
1
Ltd
Mines
1
Jun
J
nn
Feb
8%
2,050
20
2,600
36c
17
Jan
25% July
150
3
Jan
12
Jan
Mar
60,900
50c
Apr
28
Jan
17% Mar
1.42
3.70
69
Feb
Oct
Mar
31
61c
'
tide
Nov
43 c
'
'
Jun
50c
Auk
Dominion
-
.
"
Nov
Sep
1.05
Jan
48%c
Nov
68c
Nov
18c
17c
20c
78,600
14c
Dec
50c
May
1.64
1.60
37 %c
&
1.78
12,400
40c
12,269
34c
Dec
7,299
30%
Jun
14,750
5.00
6.00
6.75
14%
3,955
15c
19c
16,700
29%
30
I
29%
2,320
102% 102%
15
18%
20
1,560
26
19
1
com—.
1.24
Jun
Sep
1.25 Mar
1.96
2.15
50c
48
Sep
Jun
Oct
Sep
6.10 Aug
13
Dec
18% Mar
13c
Dec
34c
Apr
^
•
com
26
110
^
17% Mar
101%
13
Dec
Mar
19% Mar
30%
Dec
105'A
Sep
28%
Aug
31% Aug
18%
19%
10,670
15'A
Apr
*
33
32
33%
2,455
28'A
Feb
43
•
Coal
13'A
12%
13%
6,580
9%
Jan
13%
Jun
23 %
23%
105
21 % Mar
24 %
July
8%
9
1,415
9'A
Nov
—*
Chemical
Textile
com
*
common
18%
32c
Mar
Mar
58c
Aug
48c
47,100
15
15
15
200
Dec
15%
*
B
common—
2.50
2.50
20
40c
May
2.00
Nov
80c
95c
508,300
41c
Nov
92c
Aug
24c 27 %c
190,225
17c
Jun
36c
July
1.30
78,050
10%c 10%c
3,000
Ltd
1
Minerals
Co
7
Aug
2.50
1
class
8%
20'A Aug
*
Mines
Mudge
3,200
39 %
37%
39
_23.50
Duvex Oils &
75c
1.22
37,150
14%
Stores
Copper
Jan
18c
,
Preferred
Duvan
Sep
33c
Dec
121,350
•
Invest
&
Steel
&
55c
July
14%
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish
Rone
Dec
15c
75
100
Tar
25c
2.50
-_____*
'
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
70c
4,750
1.60
—2
Preferred
Dominion
6,259
1
'
'
•
Jan
60
——
Exploration (Western)
——_ui_——
•"
11c
85c
1
Seagrams
_
Mines
43c
32c
42c
1.12
1.05 Aug
35'A
Jun
28% July
3.50 July
11% July
94
Nov
31%
2.80
2.95
310
2.50
Dec
5.25
Jan
1.30
1.30
1,000
1.10
Dec
1.37
Dec
29%
Jan
47'2 Mar
1.2b
4,25
1.10
Oct
1.85
Jan
2.25
2,200
2.01
Nov
5.20
2-.40
2.35
2.48
1
6.40
6.15
6.40
3,460
1
1.01
96c
1.08
53,700
1
7.30
7.20
7.50
19,253
__
6
6%
Washing Machine—19
Eddy Paper class A
—20
64%
18%
64%
Metals
Smelting
Smelting
Eastern
9.00
14,750
—
15%
1.00
Sep
2.20
Dec
& Refining
&
9.00
8.50
5.95
Jan
12 % July
4.00
4.00
4.00
300
2.70
Jan
4.95
5.05
4,700
4.50
Jan
5.50 Aug
7.50 Mar
2.35
2.11
2.45
1
1.35
1.21
1.60
59,379
70c
Jan
17 %c
21c
54,500
14c
Jun
1.35
Jan
2.65
Sep
1.10 July
24c
Jan
11 %c
11 %C
12c
3,000
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
32c
35c
18,500
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
1.57 Mav
2.15
Nov
Ltd_
5c
Mar
2.10 July
5.00
69c
Jan
Jan
4.00 Aug
18c
Apr
2.95
Mar
Jan
7.80 Aug
1.52 May
8.10
Sep
Refining
Exchanged into shares of
Eastern Mining & Smelting
on
a
Eastern
for
share
Steel
share
basis
Prods
—*
Easy
Elder
El
Sol
Empire
Gold
79c
54c
7,462
51c
Oct
78c
1.00
19,600
45c
Mar
Sep
Jan
Jun
Sep
—
9c 10'/2c
13,166
6%c
1
10%c
10%cll%c
11,100
7'Ad
25c
25c
30c
3,800
—10
72
72
53
35
Feb
76
Dec
50
72
50
32
25
1,194
32
Feb
62
Aug
25c
1.36
56c
1.35
55c
•
31%
30%
1
to
April
3
Players Canadian
Farmer Candy_
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Tungsten
Grain
13c
Nov
"
Insurance
ext
Jan
1.10
Nov
1
Mines
Fanny
Copper
class
Preferred
Federal
81 %
62c
Famous
Federal
20%
Jan
92c
Falconbridge Nickel
Farwest
Jan
1
Corp
Warrants
Apr
8'A
_1
Equitable, Life Insurance—
Eureka
7
3%
33
common
Ltd
Glacier
Life
235
1,135
.•
Mines
Pen-Rey Oils
F1
Emerald
800
19
67
62c
Mines
Eldrich
Jan
5.05
10,375
-1
East Sullivan Mines
Apr
July
31 %
4,900
i
Dec
1.42
Dominion Asbestos
Jun
31%
1.75
24%c May
13c
Nov
Sep
Dec
155
Jan
77
Mines
Dome Mines
Apr
3,529
40,910
58%
_25c
Minerals
Eastern
3.00
30
365
31%
1.60
Ltd
Malartic
22
35
Nov
40c
Apr
Oct
105%
Apr
ll%c July
1
Ltd
Corp
East
Sep
48c
4,150
•
—1
Mining
7% May
13%
26
57,605
:
1
1
Producers
10%c
47c
92
<
Sep
Aug
c|
88c1
1
21%
4.60
30c
13,081
17c 19 %
17%c
Amphi Gold
28
2.95
Feb
18
East
22
92
19c
4.-1
Oct
28
5,506
4.40
21,800
150
26c
Dec
8%
2.76
Sep
274
1.28
23%
2.20
8
7c
Oct
Dec
8
70c
3,000
58
1
Oct
68
2.00
8
10c
26
1
8%
Jan
8
54c
Jan
33c 35 %c
35 %c
Dyno Mines
4.10 Mar
35
2.15
55c
9c
56
Mines
Rio
Dec
23%
1-2,500
8%C
Ltd—
Gold
Donnell
22
24c
21c
25%
W&rrftiits
Donald
Apr
3.35
57%
Mines
D'Eldona
Donalda
Mar
1.76
Jan
1.49
99c
5
.
Minerals
Mines
35c
1.31
10
J
Pass
Aug
34,400
1.34
1
Trust
Crown
Nov
33c
20%
635
8%c
:
Crown
2.75
Jan
17%
1
—
Dec
Jan
372,328
17
1
Mines
6.80
lie
30,700
39c
17%
1
.
20
16%
1.63
31c
•
Mining
Feb
17c
1.68
Mining
Dist class A
Lead
2.05 Mar
Jun
•
Consol
(Hi
1.22
10
Consumers Gas of Toronto
Conwest Exploration
Dec
60c
13,900
8%
1.71
60c
60c
89c
18,831
1.17
•
2,500
1
45c
74c
40C
3.15
36c
2.90
2.20
__
7.5c
Consolidated
Dominion
1.17
1
72c
Dec
14% July
35c
Centremaque Gold
Aug
2.00
40c
8.50 May
2.20
_
Nov
25c
■
1
_
Jun
29
62,350
4,050
14% July
1
Porcupine
Jun
68c
10,560
46c
Apr
19c
_
3.50
39%
17,932
60c
45c
Jan
8%
*
Oil
Jan
Jan
2.90
37%
45c
Dominion
1,261
_
Aug
1
38 %
Jan
♦
_
Feb
5.35 July
90c
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
Dominion
24 %
Ltd
1.00
Jan
Nov
Min
Poplar
Sannorm
Sudbury
Oct
Jan
1
_
Jan
2.80
45c
11 %c i
;
1
Red
Sep
July
1
_
Aug
July
0
Quebec Gold Mines
Jun
24%
Explorers
23c
19c
75c
36 %c
A
Consolidated
25 %
33
1.75
2.80
Corp
Trethewey
Central
Jan
1
Mine—
Consolidated
Consol
Feb
*
Press
39
24%
_
30c
1
Consolidated
B
Feb
Novj
8c
Apr
10
Gas
75c
Nov
112,450
Jan
24,552
Pioducers_:
5.00 July
55c
2
Pershcourt
29%
11
-r-
2c
16c 17%c
Consolidated
20
Mar
*
1.55
1,467,585
1
Mines
Consolidated
1,685
5
Willis ton
16c
1
:
Consolidated Peak Oils
2,592
55'Ac
12
Copper Coy
Dec
Dec
Jan
33
35'A
Canadian Vickers
Jun
4.45
Jan
3.20
2.60 Mar
Mar
28% May
Dec
10%
L1
15%
2.10
10,205
12,890
46c
32% Aug
10%
•2.85
26,845
4.50
3.60
1
Mines
Feb
Jan
50
1
10%
3.35
20c
"
25
225
_
10
4.30
3.60
15,566
G
5
-•*
corn.
Jan
259,729
Dome
39'A
50
33'Ac
Corp
Dec
36c
41c
Detta
Apr
7,066
33%
Petroleums
Prospect
Tire
Jun
20c
Sep
1
Devon-Leduc Oils
34%
preferred
60c
Jan
20c
1.99
Diadem
—25
Railway
Nov
4%c
500
1.57
Class
Jun
May
Jan
JJ5C
#25c
104,060
35 %c
July
11%
1
V70c
,
30c
39c
Mar
8
Gas
&
3..70 Aug
30c
1.95
14
36
_—
Canadian Oil
Mar
1
3.35
4,694
20%
*
42c-
4,300
____♦
41
Nov
5
*
common
A
Mines
12'A
11%
_
Gold
Malartic
Oils
July
!v, .11% Jun
W
;V 2.30 Sep
Mines
Desmont
32
35%
•
1,350
14,725
'
Nicholson
20% July
5
*
3.35
July
6.70
Northland
1.40 Mar
32
20%
—
Jan
11
3.20
5.00
Apr
Consolidated
165
11%
10c
Hydrocarbons
8%
10%
3.25
Sep
13%c July
Apr
Consolidated
Eastern
Canadian Homestead Oils
3.25
20c 24 % c
Mac
Negus
130
1
—
3.00
1,300
26c
Consolidated Mosher
33
_1
_
A
100
4.25
1.20
Dec
21c
Decoursey Brewis Mines
46%
57C
,
*
3.35
4.10
Dec
10%
30c
Jan
31
35%
common
Oct
1
Mining
13%
65
Products
______
Feb
9%
29 %c
2.75
31%
23%
Dock
&
A
Preferred
46'A
7Cc
4%c
I,140
1
D'Aragon
Dec
85
419
70c
45
3.15
42,000
10%
3.35
1
Jan
96
93
104
70c
6.00
40c
Canadian Food
Class
•
com—
_
Canadian Devonian
Canadian
Oils
___3
—
lie
9%c
10%
3.35
_l
Morrison
Sep
36
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose—
Aug
Mines
Oils—_
4.70
Sep
6.10
——
80c
4,500
492,407
Dec
Gold
Consolidated
Crowpat
39
78
57c
Feb
Jan
15c
1.24
July
Marbenor
Consolidated
Cusco
41%
55 c
1UC
Jun
7'Ac
10c
14c
1.06
1.17
i4c
Arrow___
Consolidated
Dec
Dec
29c
•
1.37
32c
Lake
Howey
Consolidated
Dec
Apr
78
31%
10% July
Dec
3.90 Jun
37
25c
31%
22%
Nov
12,380
Halliwell
36 %
33
51c
—25
Jan
7
60c
67,950
warrants———
Golden
87%
50
27c
•
common
—
15c
15
18c
Iron
Gillies
Dec
115
51c
20
_
7,000
60c
Oil
Consolidated
Dec
1,650
•
2
2,500
85c
Cadillac
Consolidated
Jan
22%
40
13%
78
360
8%
Jan
Jan
1.05 July
22'A Dec
44C
Crest
Fenimore
59
98c
1
_
Oil
of
—
B
Oils
Canadian
Preferred
class
Minerals
Admiral
22%
8
Jan
Feb
16c
Dragon
Distillers
*
20
65c
8%
72c
1.18
4.50
Consolidated
48c
35%
33
12.50
______
16%
92%
■
.
50
120
103%
■
1
30
8%
6.95
39
93
100
warrants-
15
Nov
6.00
58c
Warrants
Jan
Apr
85c
'
_
185
101
Nov
37c
Consolidated Denison Mines
29c
35%
40
•
B
21
Dec
Dec
17c
Consolidated Discovery
Corby
4.15
1.90
1.90
21
Mar
4.25
72c
40c
Bellekeno
Copper Corp
Copper-Man
22,925
55
■
■
28,300
65
•
Cordasun
Ap,
21
34%
55
—
—
•
Lands
Warrants
,
95c
956
,
_]
Central
Dec
Apr
16%
35
*
Explorations
85c
*'
Consolidated
Nov
4.90
30
16%
95c
___i
:
_J_—2.50
Consolidated
55c
500
8%
—
12,400
*
Corp
Allenbee Oil
23
A.
5.15
34%
34%
100
78c
10%
Mines'
72c
Dec
19%
*20%
)
60c
13% May
%c Feb
14
5.05
__
Stone—
Cut
class
Canada
__
*
20
Canada
Canada
28c
1
common
Crushed
Class
7,500
21%
1
Preferred
Canada
Canada
61c
20%
25 %c
*
Campbell Chibougaman
Can
54c
20%
27%c
Oils
Cons
55c
•
1
.
Flon
4.75
10 %C
Copper Cliff
Calalta
84%
71c
*
_»
Consolidated
Class
81
4.75
75 c
1
Development
Consol
82%
1.14
Sep
99,030
30%
__
11%
Mines
Mined
Consolidated
Jun
13c 14 %c
__
•
Ext
Burlington Steel
Burns & Co Ltd
Feb
9%c
39%
—
1
9.75
62c
-
*
.
Knife
2,092
15c 18 %c
18%c
1
.
13
8 Vic
.
*
Products
Bulldog
"
__
1
Gold—______
12%
*
70c
1
——
Buffalo
12%
1
Gold
Euffalo
Sep
Jun
Nov
Brunhurst
Brunston
1.80
2.56
Zl
II_1
National
Cohiagas
80c
Aug
Enterprises
Csniaurum
Jan
100
__
class
40% July
/; 3.5p Dec
100
5%
preferred
preferred
4%% preferred
:
Co—
_
4%%
.
50
»
Electric
4.400
7%
1
Oil
Columbia
148,400
19%
50
—
12,400
15c
Sep
.
Jun
Mar
*
common
Commonwealth
35c
1.25
♦
Copper
Yellowknife
Conduits
'
*
_
38c
6.00
31
7%
*
—
American
preferred
4%% preferred
Columbia
5.90
3.00
4 '/c
Columbia
35c
12 %cv
13c
-
1
______
British
Columbia
Sep
1
preferred
British
Sep
3.80
249,495
•
«
Combined
1.20
18,900
Coldstream
Commoil
1.05
Jun
42,975
common
Gold
Jan
1.35
A
Lake
31c
1.98
1
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Cody Reco
Com
12,317
1.15
Willans
Dec
35c
30
common.
British
Reef
Nov
21,400
.
Petroleums
British
1.90
Jan
1.15
33
Cordage class A_
Mills
6c
53,000
3.60
Petroleum
Broulan
40,437
Jun
32
•
Tank
Bruck
16c
1.65
Apr
4.20
3.50
l
Bridge
Britalta
15c
Class
Aug
43c
-1.82
25
Dunlop
Colomac
15c
1.80 May
1.^0 Dec
1.55
Jun
45 %c
__
Mines
1.05
Nov
9c
May
32
s
Mines
Traction
Brilund
52c
Oct
Sep
July
47c
Gold
Brazilian
&
52
Aug
44c
•
2.30
Jan
16c
1
Bralorne Mines
Brantford
45%
11c
Cochenour
Apr
58c
40 %C
5.40
1.90
Knitting class A_I—IIIII
Consolidated Mining Corp_____i
Cochrane
16c
1.20
Bar
Cobalt
Dec
3.50
p*.
3
Mines
Gold
1.30
1
Mines
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac
Feb
50
Cerium
Gold
Apr
1.64
*
Bobjo Mines
Bonville
—
Jan
6.20
2.00 May
6.579
26,125
Circle
Oct
35c
300
•
Jan
1.03 July
25
Feb
•
Chrysler Corn
8%
Dec
Mar
2.20
5,980
Mines
Telephone
Sep
5c
1.18
Mines
1.50
Oct
42c
17
100,735
Beta Gamma Mines
Jan
4,100
3.35 Mar
i
Chromium Min & Smelt—
1.40
High
112,430
i
63%
41%
1
Low
5.70
~i
64
43
Gold
Range for Year 1955
High
9c 10 %c
43c
•
—*
♦
Beaver
Bidgood
i
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exporl
Shares
5.40
9%c
—„
for Week
Low
5.60
i
Chesterville Mines
Beatty Bros
Bicroft
Mines
*
Beaver
Bibis
50c
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Research
Cheskiik
Class B
Bell
High
Chemical
Beattie-uuquesne
Week's
I ast
Sale Price
basis
snare
13
Range for Year 1955
High
Ltd
Bathurst Power Paper class A
Eelcner
Low
|
.
JANUARY
STOCKS
exchanged
of
Mafitimes
on
warrants
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Mining Corp Ltd
Common
WEEK
for Week
ol' Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Kirkland
A_J
1956
•
_1
—
—
1.40
57c
45,975
3,600
32
10,283
21
21%
1,271
24
24%
100
164,479
1
2.10
2.10
2.37
25c
2.20
2.10
2.25
4.100
l
55c
51c
57c
75,700
1
Sep
Mar
21%
54c
July
2.94
Oct
July
1.70
Oct
Jan
32%
1.03 May
21c
14 %c July
Dec
20
Dec
29
21%
Dec
29'4 Sep
1.80
1.72
Jan
Jan
Mar
3.75 July
2.91 July
30c
Nov
52c
Dec
Jan
43
Jun
34'A
•
__20
18c
31
20'Ac
34%
215
26
31
31 %
275
20
Jan
31%
Oct
10c
Jan
33c
Oct
20c
22c
8,100
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(246)
Monday, January 16, 1956
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
(Cont.)
F['adsaty
Ytan*'!
Low
par
Fibre-Products
Fleet
10
preferred
Manufacturing
Ford Motor
Francoeur
class A
Gold
Cos
Fraser
Frobisher
,
Mines
\
common—:
Warrants
---
—
5%
Power
->1
common
General
b3a3
44
02 /4
43/<
45 %
General
(Canada)
Petroleum
5.30
528
1
A
Class
Steel Wares
General
4 90
"
com
100
Preferred
,
Little
26%
110
77c
Apr
9%
Jun
Louvicourt
Macdonald
Nov
Macfie
Feb
Mackeno
4,677
4.50 Nov
6.45
Jan
Jan
14c 16%C
Nov
105% May
Geneva
Lake
Giant
ellowknife Gold Mines.
1
5.95
5.80
6 10
13,020
Mines
1
•
l-y
64c
1-13
60c
1.19
57,426
60c
Sep
23,600
55 %c
Dec
12,000
23c
Mar
59c
Oct
50,400
12c
Mar
62c
Gold
Lake
God's
Mines
Goldale Mines
Goldcrest
Gold
J
1
11 %c
—1
3.80
3.65
3.85
Goldfields
Mines
57c
50c
60c
iuc
15,400
Uranium
1
Goldora Mines
32c
27c
38c
27c
32c
9%cl3%c
l8c
15c
32,500
18c
Feb
5.55
15,300
1
Gold
Manitou
Golden
34c
1
Mines
Eagle
47,800
64c
Goodyear Tire Canada
7%c
Graham
29c
Sep
7.85
Jan
2.03
Sep
July
Nov
94c
Lakes
Warrants
Great
Great Sweet
Class B
Gulch
Gulf
39c
154,250
525,923
13c
14,560
*
43%
42%
43%
21c
Uranium
Maple
Leaf
Gold
2,137
129,512
2.00 May
8%
375
7% Mar
7%
7%
8%
380
20
20
20
50
—*
—
50c
Goid
Red
Heva
Highwood
Sarcee
Class
Co
A
Class
B
Nov
3%
2.44
13
5
Apr
24
Mar
July
Sep
28%
Jan
9c
Jan
36c
Jun
395
52%
Jan
62
Jun
100
15%
Feb
16%
14c
13c
17c
1.15
1.27
8
117,400
1.18
173,350
1.00
21,100
1.62
40c
37c
41c
43,410
9%
9
9%
400
9
103
103
103
40
100
38C
Min
3.10
Apr
Class
1.23
1.18
1.38
45,300
20c
Jan
12c 13%C
94,100
7%c Nov
8c
6'/2C
9c
15% Mar
232,550
33
Dec
4c
Jan
•
20c
20c
20c
9,000
11c
Dec
30c
Feb
80c
70c
81c
6,600
47c
Apr
80c
Aug
12 %c
12 %c
13c
9,000
10c
May
15c
Jan
•
58
*
58
58
410
53%
7
7'A
325
23
24
7,845
5
Apr
15% Mar
—
—5
23%
Canada
12
3,447
9.80
Dec
12%
12
2,844
9.75
Dec
12%
Dec
40%
337
7.95
8,560
2.60
Jan
66%
2,703
51 %
Jan
—
28c
32c
6,500
20c
39%
40%
100
8.75
8.60
8.75
3,640
3.60
3.50
3.70
1,735
g%c
8c
9%c
63,500
56%
55
56 %
39
39%
11%
11%
6%
6%
15c
20c
__
Acceptance
common
i8c
*
52%
Inglis (John) & Co
•
Mining
International Bronze
Powders
Petroleum
Ranwick
Nov
6
9
1,625
11%
Apr
1.74
14,200
1.21
Oct
23
•
35%
•
23
82%
5/IO0
35
82%
127%
23
50
35%
285
85 %
9,484
127% 127%
246
Waite
30'A
9,669
1,31
1.49
98,200
16%
15%
16%
5
Bay Mines—
28%
*
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line
30
1.44
28%
27%
28%
3.35
3,25
3.55
8,825
25c
15,200
1
1
.
Jacobus
23c
.
22c
48c
1
48c
|
1,410
11,940
61 %
Nov
17
1.52
1
—
1
1
.
1
—
n^fSthn^lnes Ltd
15c
Metals
Kerr
Lake
17
July
Sep
Dec
July
106% Aug
14
Feb
.<
19
Sep
2.80 Mar
Feb
22
Sep
32 % Mar
38
Sep
55
Jan
86 %
Aug
Dec
138%
127%
24
May
1.10
Dec
12%
Feb
20
Oct
1.95 Aug
10c
Feb
31
2.25
Jun
Sep
July
17% July
30% Jan
B
*
95c
Knitting
7
480,408
TaJ
Lake
r
5^'
1
Gold—
i
_
Kirkland Townsite
}
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Oils Ltd_
Kroy
20c
Labatt (John) Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Exploration
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake Dufault Mines
Lake Lingman
Lake
Osu
Lake Shore
Gold
Moneta
Porcupine
Montreal
1
Nov
72c
Jun
34c
Sep
99c
Nov
Dec
70c
Jun
8c
Jun
17c
Jan
39c
Sep
k
35c
2.28
1
or
63,700
4ec
2.15
625,000
2.29
ifi%
iria
44
375
33
Feb
75
99
Apr
82%
3,757
67% May
90
36c
37c
4,800
30c
Dec
50c
Aug
20c
18c
22c
12,000
11c
Jan
60c
Mar
31c
35 c
9,200
10c
Feb
60c
1.21
1.15
1.25
47,000
85c
Sep
.*
;_50c
20c
9c
'17%
18
2,200
Laurentide Acceptance
Lavalie Mines
Lcitc gom
3 95
3 65
27 %c
41c
Juh
26%c Dec
1.77
Jan
1.75 Aug
94c
3.10
May
Oct
see
1.85
350
32c
35c
42 VoQ
40e
4sr
8X
ofic
37?
Jun
Jan
35c
15%
1,850
12%
250
87c
90,350
30c
83c
82c.
4.40
4.25
4.45
1.80
1.60
1.85
30c
4.40
40c
10,400
23%
4,324
54c
118,081
28c
NOV
July
Jan
47c
Oct
15% Mar
20
16
20'.a
Sep
3.20
3.15
3.40
23,950
3.85
Sep
27%
Jan
2.25 July
23% July
23% July
27
200
27
125
5%
5%
27%
27
5%
75
1.95
36%
52
52
35
80c
84c
3,710
17%
18
766
41
40 y8
41%
2,413
1.50
1.45
1.55
2,680
18,550
Jan
Jun
47c
28
Sep
28
Sep
6.75
Jap
42
Nov
Jan
1.25 July
26% Mar
32% Jan
1.40
May
1.60
1.60
1.70
12
12
12%
870
12
Dec
14
13%
14
490
13
Mar
*
78 %c
76c
84C
39,700
—
July
Mar
16
5
80c
May
56c
Dec
3.55
Jun
42 %
Dec
2.75 Aug
2.78
Jun
14%
15
Jun
May
2.72
Aor
5.50
Dec
6
700
3.40
4.40
21,100
29%
30
1,410
26
Jan
35 % Julv
41
41
50
37
Apr
44
25%
25%
25%
5,000
18c
Jan
2.29
—
6
4.35
29%
2.05
2.43
178,075
33c
39c
38,767
11c
6
10
—
*
—.
76c
80c
1.50
Jun
1.25 Aug
Jan
21,344
42c
Jan
26c
24c
i
8,615
21c
Aug
1.75
1.70
1.77"
51,760
•
2.01
2.01
2.14
1
Gold.
Oils
Mines
Develop—X
81c;
28c
4,325
1.05 May
2.00 Nov
3.40
Dec
Aug
30c
Feb
2.54
Jan
70c
Jun
1.80
Jun
43c
Jan
1.86
D-c
3.15 Mar
1.14
1.12
1.30
52c
52c
799
32c
Jun
81c
—*
67c
67c
73c
34,822
36c
Jun
79c
50c
16c
16c
18c
2,000
15c
Aug
25c
—-
1.03
1.02
1.10
20.500
1.00
July
1.34
Apr
———
1.99
1.90
2.03
56,195
1.85 Dec
2.70
Jan
28c
26 %c
29c
21,190
—
1.55
1.48
1.70
13,830
24c
23c
25c
16.399
11c
33c
32c
36c
7,865
24c
May
61c
60c
67c
76,876
15c
Jan
36,925
21c
Oct
68c
Apr
13c
Sep
5%c Jan
38c
Dec
——*
——
Petroleum
—
Explorations
Hosco
5
1.45
25% July
50
New Goldvue Mines
New Harricana
New
Jan
Sep
Sep
33c
—
Highridge
5.10
39c
50
•
New Delhi Mines—
New Dickenson Mines
New Fortune Mines
New
July
16%
25c
Concord
Gas
3
,30 %c Dec
16% Jan
1
Calumet
New
Mar
-5
common
Continental Oil
Davies
44c
*
New British Dominion Oil
New
3.50 July
20c
225
30c
22%
1
Car
Bidlamaque
New
2.05 Aug
16%
.......—
New
Jan
39c
16%
New Alger Mines
New Athona Mines
New
12% Aug
'
*
Petroleum
Bristol
July
19
Jan
16%
National Hosiery Mills class B„
New
1.42
Nov
16%
Works—
Preferred
National Explorations Ltd
New
Dec
9%
13,140
40c
100
—
Creek Mines
National Drug & Chem
Trust
Feb
Dec
9% Jan
12.583
23%
1
Mines
1.50
3.30
13%
*
Ltd
Steel
20c
Nov
3,050
27 %c
*
Nama
National
7.85
Apr
Apr
1
Mining
i.—
Mines
47,300
1
32c
30 %c
—75c
37c
35c
39c
543,129
1
40c
39c
45c
356,844
—*
23
21 %c
—1
11c
—
—.—
.—_—
Mines
t
Newlund Mines
New
Marlon
35c
,
50c
Apr
22c
1.45
Aug
Jun
Dec
Jan
Dec
72c
Oct
2.24
Jan
1.50
34c
Oct
49c
Aug
Apr
Nov
1.12 Aug
50c
Dec
28c
69,510
Jan
75c
May
10c 11 %c
127,600
6%c Jan
22c
Apr
68c
75c
122,700
12c
Jan
SOc
Dec
%c
14c
73.400
8c
Aug
28c
Feb
30c
1
New Minda-Scotia
—_——
New Mylamaque Explor_
Newnorth Gold Mines
30c
3,875
20%c Nov
40c
Aug
19c
72c
1
Gold
12 %c
21c
22,800
17c
Dec
40c
Feb
7 %c
Jan
40c
Feb
5%c Jan
25c
Dec
18c
•
19c
12c
10c
Mar
Dec
23c
3.25
Dec
4.05
Nov
7,400
1.40
Dec
1.90
Nov
7,000
73,500
31c
July
35%c Jun
63,500
12c
Nov
12c
Dec
50c
Jan
55c
Mar
45c
Dec
31 %c July
1.52 Mar
1.10
1.18
7,550
1.02
Dec
24
03iA
04
1.665
21%
Apr
25
Jun
20
18
20%
11,815
8.15
Jan
19
May
^
o
S'JJ
ioP
\ 040
39^
25c
9,400
25,605
75c
Jan
14,800
12c
Sep
34^
26,200
22 %c
27c
5,250
\
^
4,110
1.10
4.20
20c
Apr
Apr
Dec
Jan
2 88
2 88
2n%
oi
100
1.75 Mar
250
10
iU
3.95
3.35
35c
July
Sep
Mar
45c
Jun
6.35
Jan
27c
July
New
—-——
31c
Acme
Noranda
-
,
0,19
10Ta
^
3.30
Dec
720
17%
Jan
Mines
550
71,500
10%
Dec
3.25
Sep
4.35
Jan
:
Preferred
Northern
Jan
13c
Dec
60c
86C
Aug
2.74
2.95
137,710
10c
12c
10,100
8c
May
15 %c
3,000
46c
Dec
80c
5,487
46
May
2.10
Jan
78c
Jan
10%c Jun
1.55
Jan
3.10 Mar
62%
Jun
July
Sep
23c 32 %c
13,305
11c
Mar
20c
Sep
35c
41c
79.900
15c
Feb
99c
Jun
10 Vac
11c
6,025
9c
Jun
16c
Jan
7.00
7.50
9,045
50c
54c
122,850
20 %c Mar
4.50
4.75
3,430
4.25 July
36
35 %
36
1.75
7.00
53c
5
160
3.45
36
Jan
Dec
7.95
77c
10c
40
1.90
1,100
Dec
1.75
62,900
7c
Dec
16c
93c
17,750
1.55
Sep
Aug
5.95 Mar
9c 10 %c
—
'
Sep
Dec
Mar
92c
Oil
*
90c
40c
Feb
17
16 34
17
680
lOVa
Jan
18
8%
I
9
1,230
3.95
Jan
10% July
10c 10%c
14.500
—•
Mines
Canada
56 %
Jan
July
4.70
;
—■
Trinity
54
Dec
5c
1.00
11c
Ltd
Warrants
13%
5%c Jan
Apr
Star
142,230
26c
—
Warrants
North
37,300
1.57
20c
Dec
Jan
37c
—
Mines
North Inca Gold
North Rankin
North
9%c
54
Canadian Oils common—
22 % July
34c
8c
51c 51 %c
—
North
26c
10 %C
Normetal Mining
Norpax Oil & Mines
3.20
2.87
—
Nordon
Norlartic
3.05
18%c Mar
1.40
Gold—.—
Corp
Norgold Mines
Oct
1.54
Nipissing Mines
Nisto Mines
Nor
2.20
8'/aC
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
—
288
20%
i£
^.45 3.60
'
7%c Nov
6,617
173,600
New Thurbois Mines—
Nib Yellowknife Gold Mines—
12,570
1.28 Oct
73,660
2.25
New
24,503
j
125,479
13c
8%c
New
Sep
Sep
2.88
2.32
2.65
10c
July
18%
70c
112,974
2.78
20c
Jan
21,000
23c
2.32
22%
Feb
26c
13c
18 %c
Senator Rouyn™
Superior Oils
Dec
500
11c
21c
Jan
Feb
12
Rouyn Merger—
Royran Copper
15%
1.12
3
43.
May
1.75
Nov
15%
•
A
14%
69,200
—:
page
30c
44c
3,687
106,750
12%
•
——
5%c
8,203
footnotes
46% Julv
105 V
16%
250
—
For
3,100
95,150
31 %C
_»
7,000
4 00
1.65
*U7Z
class A-— •
25cj
3.10
12%
*
•
3,656
io%t
iS
5Jc
12%?
50®
»C
Laura Secord
Candy Shops.
10c
2.85
11%
.50
*
New
!
Lamaque
Sep
Sep
Dec
Jan
9%c
1
{
Mines
LaakL^f„^'"lng
8
2.20
99%
45c
Locomotive
Laguerre
32c
64,750
!
J
1.40
Jan
9%c Jan
99
Moore Corp common——
New
27,750
37,700
II>
Mines
Mar
3
Mar
July
43%
*
Kelore Mines
21,878
on
•
Mines
42c
11% July
115
81%
44
—1
,_k——
New
176,100
11c
Kirklnnrt
Kirkland
14c
50
2.12
Apr
Dec
1.00 July
Jan
Feb
2.90
New Jaculet Mines
New Jason Gold
51c
1-85
1
w.V—
9
2.83
80c
99
common—
Oct
14c 16 %C
1
[
WarrantsPPCr
6%c
100% May
500
7
1.85
Jan
82%
corn—
-Jik,
Dec
9%cll%c
10c
14 %c
^
TCtHHonH
95c
~7
2.02
•
————
3.85
74c
1
Keyboycon Mines
July
70c
890
•
27c
37c
~oc
Gold
Oct
20c
10,430
Mines—
Preferred
Nello
52c
*
Mines-—
12c
41,050
78,100
Corp.
Containers
Class
Apr
34c
Kenville Gold Mines
Kerr-Addison
27,125
23c
——
Kelvinator of Canada
137,870
84c
90c
9%
A
Monarch
National
74c
——•
Jupiter Oils
2.40
66c
12%
Mogul Mining Corp
Molsons Brewery class
National
35 %c
i!en^tte^lner?]LLtd
inhfrif ^ (^39'
55
,5neS"
Joliet-Quebec Mines
Ore
Feb
Aug
7% July
Dec
16%
.
bep
Sep
20c
Mining Corp
Dec
12 %
17 %c
Oct
100
na/4
812
41%
Jun
17
n3/4
Dec
19c
58c
101 102%
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
54
4%c Jan
4o%
July
3.80
15c
Jan
1.55
•
Ltd
Mining
Mining
Jaye Exploration
85
10
n3/4
pfd—25
International Metals class A
International Nickel Co common
Preferred
International
1,610
101
42
1
—
International
52%
Dec
Nov
10
Inland Cement preferred
Inspiration
51%
Aug
Apr
45
Sep
35c
May
35% May
10% Mar
,
19c
Mar
9%
——
Apr
7c
3,260
—-'100%
__100
9.20
2.80
2,400
191,603
.
44% July
70
7.05
10,085
11%
34
•
192
39%
1
preferred
Feb
7.60
64%
1
Gold
30
7.65
65%
40%
<Nov
Mar
101
Dec
11%
40
105
7c
9%
Multi-Minerals
11%
ordinary_5
preferred
Jack
Jan
11%
•
Iron
July
10
,11%
10
of
64
25% Aug
*
Imperial Bank
Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
9 %c Mar
*
40
Apr
13% July
>
8%C Nov
75c
20 %C
——————
Modern
Feb
1
._1
v
30c
4.40
15c
Jan
16c
205
Apr
83c
Petroleum
Mindamar
Feb
12 %c
31
Jan»
2.34
2.39
Sep
23 %c
13,000
30
1.06
Oct
,
Oct
Apr
2.25 Aug
5,000
Aug
16c
—
9%
22c
29C
15c
12c
25c
Jan
28,750
29c
July
15c
__1
70,450
1.55
Sep
Feb
20c
Jul.
Nov
40c
*
Midcon Oil & Gas————__:—
Mid-Western
Industrial
Gas_
Nov
20c 20 %c
1
8c
2.70
35c
1
com
Uranium Mines—
Mexican Light & Power common.
Preferred
1.68
—
——*
—
19c 24 %C
10c 11 %c
100
——
Mercury Chipman Knit
July
1
Hy-Charger Petroleums
20c
10 %c
►—
Jun
10 %c Mai
_1
3,100
135
1.60 Jan
3,250
193,000
Nov.
-1
6,100
Jun
46% July
Oct
20c
Meta
■
2.38
Nov
Feb
Rights
___
n,
Jun
Dec
Jan
Jan
1,273,900
2.32
36
84c
McWatters Gold Mines——„;—
Mentor Exploration & Dev
3.60
57
2.460
1
21,960
55
42%
1
Lake—
12%
•
4%%
4.95
56 c
12
McMarmac Red
11%
15%C 18%C
42
2.35
Merrill Island Mining
*
Industrial
Sep
4.15 May
Dec
395
Warrants
42%
2.25
McKenzie Red Lake
Merrill
8%
Mlnine
Lake
Nov
Apr
16 'A
Howard Smith Paper common
6%
9
20
Nov
8%
Hoyle
Indian
Apr
40c
16'A
Hudson Bay Mining &
Smelting—
_♦
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
1
Huron & Erie Mortgage
——20
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd1
1.84
7.100
2.15 Aug
1.25 May
43c
•
21%
—
„
1.06
67,100
May
100
Jan
Ltd
——:
Dec
1.30 Mar
50c
1.40
125
Porcupine
Jan
—
——
38c
46c
*
Preferred
Feb
18%c
*
Jun
3.20 July
10c
1.65 May
2.15
common
9%
——1
Tower
Drilling—-a————
Hollinger Consol Gold -w
Oil
Frontenac
Mclntyre
7.75
200
Hi
Home
Dec
McColl
Nov
46c
975
Oils—;
Jan
12c
•
92c
6
Canada
56c
48,400
1
10
1
Dauch
&
20,100
23c
15 %C
——
7%c
27
Lake
1,265
99c
20.C
17c
_——
27,000
5%
Mines
2.25
95c
135
Mines
27,987
26%
High Crest
Highland Bell
Hinde
4.45
Matachewan Consol
254,800
"
—
2.15
—*
—
22c
55%
——_
Jan
1
Prelerred
1.49
*
Mines
Feb
7c
——
19%
6
A—_——
40c
10,500
*
15c
27
1
Paper common
Mines——,—
Oils Ltd
Gold
28
May
Sep
Apr
86,772
9c
—
Ltd
66c
Jan
2.35
2.20
—
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd
Maxwell
Jan
15%c
5.15 Mar
8c
1
Mines—
warrants
Maybrun
Apr
16c
1
warrants
B
15c
Jan
2.13
10c
common
18%
20c
30
Mines
-Gold
225
A
Feb
8c
1.20 Nov
2.20
1.36
jun
Dec
.Dec
8%C
1.38
Mangold Oils Ltd
Dec
5%
19
90,822
-*
—
Gold
18% May
603
55c
9.50
1.35
2,600
Mines
——
12%
Head of Lakes Iron—
Heath
4.50
50c
9.15
1.35
-1
33c
'
49
104
95C
Ltd——
19'A
—1
Minerals
Hendershot
4.50
—
1
—
———
Harding Carpets
Headway
Dec
4.00
*
.
Gold
Jun
7%
Apr
4.50
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Rock
47 %
Jan
8%
—.——*
Products
Hasaga
Jan
5%
2.40
4.40
„•
Preferred
Hard
29
875
8%
Gwillim Lake Gold
Harrison
Sep
Sep
4.45
9c
class
8.95
*
-
Brass
Apr
47c
—:*
Warrants
Hahn
54c
1
Mines
Mines
Sep
29%
—
29c
I:
■
4c
2,800
1
Milling
Preferred
Feb
8
27
———
Ltd
Mines
175
Jun
29 %
A
14.200
123,835
9c
Nov
1,000
•
11c
1.72
—
Maraigo Mines
Aug
1.33 Mar
4.25 Mar
857
7%
3.45
10c
1.47
100
Maneast
Marcus
—1
Saddlery
Lead
7
3.30
—
—
Freehold
Gurney
1
com
7%C
1.7o
Jan
Mar
*
Goidiieids
4.00
Sep
May
2bu
51c
8.80
Oils
——
31c
45c
8c
1.50
blc
1
Mages Sporting Goods———
Magnet Consolidated Mines
19c'. May
Mar
6%
43c
—
class
Greening Wire
Greyhawk Uranium
Gunnar
34c
130
8.05
Development—
Coal
West
Gridoil
140
200
3.65
Utilities
Gas
Grass
West
Great
150
7%
———
Plains
Great
149
7%
1
Paper—
Great Northern
150
7%
*
—1.
68
47c
Malarllc
Jan
Oct
5%c Feb
•——-—-1
Mines
Granduc Mines
Great
*
Gold
Bousquet
Grandlnes
41 % Mar
160
Mines
Dec
1.66
3oc
194,700
*
com
A
330
91%
—2—_1
——
Maritime Mining Corp
Gordon Mackay class
5,900
47%
Bloedel class B
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines——.—;_1
Jun
-
Uranium
Glenn
1.40
47
Macmillan
11
Jun
4.00 Aug
1.29
1
Apr
Nov
20c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
8 v2
2.50
90%
•
—
6.50
100
29,940
1.15 May
2.20
Mines
4.55 Nov
140
3.15
25c
Jan
47
Explorations
2,625
277
2.95
1.40
Macassa Mines
79% Mar
15c
High
8%c.Jan
12,COO
91%
-1
—
Lyndnurst Mining Co————
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines
54%
Oct
3.1G
22,500
*
.—.—
Goldfields
Low
13c 17 %c
•
A
—
Gold
Range for Year 1955
High
25 %c 31 %c
-*
class
„—
Lomega
34% Julv
Dec
B
Long island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
115% Aug
19% Sep
Mar
43%
Lac——
Groceterias
Feb
Apr
Jan
Long
Class
Shares
15c
•
—
Dec
Jan
;
9.80
•
Sep
1.00
97
Feb
7
99
—
5.50
Dec
49
11
97
"
.
Petroleum
Loblaw
32c
6,479
5.30
5 28
10v4
14%C
1
Apr
Dec
600
64
Lioeral
13c
485
'
--
Coro
Motors
Mines——————x
Feb
39c
10
com—-1
Dynamics
General
Gold
for Week
Low
1
Lexincun
37
5,375
Bakeries
General
111
Gold
8.35 May
153
Sep
85% May
942
18 "L
Lencourt
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
3.90 Mar
19,100
18
18
Jan
6
25
600
31/a
Nov
Week's
Last
Sale Price
5%c July
14,000
ill
—*
—
100
890
48c
30 /a
<a
2
5
Ltd-
Mines
1,435
11,500
^
97
STOCKS
High
Oct
1.40
19,640
44c
18
preferred
Geco
44c
5
8,200
58£
95
—
1
Low
3§
—
180
Exploration
Gatineau
32^5
4.25
13
;
Range for Year 1955
100
6
128% ljl
9£ 9
^
8c
—
-
btd
Debentures
Gaitwin
128
-
JANUARY
Friday
Shares
,01*?
—
ENDED
-
High.
6
—
WEEK
for Week
of I,rices
SaIe 1>rlce
STOCKS
FOR
Sale*
;
Mines
Northern Quebec Power
Nudulama Mines Ltd—
common
1
*
*
10c
60c
53c
62 c
5,000
30%
30%
31
231
63c
60c
71c
70,900
1.00
Dec
May
8c
Jan
17c
40c
Mar
73c
Sep
31
Dec
99c
Apr
27
Dec
33c
Jan
Aor
Volume 183
Number 5499 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(247)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Obaska
Lake
Ogama
Rockland
Gold
Oka
Rare
Okalta
Metals Mining
Club
JOCKey
14c
8V2C
8c
28,300
80c
90c
4,600
1.90
5,075
"
32c
i—•
6%c
4%c
•
2.60
2.55
.
29c 32V2c
08c
Copper
5IV2C
14c
Jan
9c
Jan
4V2C
Tamblyn
Aug
Tandem
Apr
1.08
Taylor
30c
Jan
12c
Sep
TcoK-Hugnes
1.65
Jun
Temagami
Apr
1.30
2.25
Sep
Jan
60c
3c
Jan
7%c Apr
2.25
Jan
3.80 Aug
Mar
Tombill
Jan
10%
Oct
12% May
Toronto Brick Co
231/a
Jan
31
Sep
Oct
9.50
18,546
2.30
4.40
53c
246,800
6%c
Jan
10%
Coyle
Toronto
General
Toronto
70
61
72
63,783
52c
Dec
69c
Dec
50c
60c
39,600
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
Easic-rn
faunc
90c
--
90c
200
85c
Iron
Class
95c
Nov
Dec
1.40 Nov
Traders
12%
11c
13c
16,095
10c
23c
Jan
13%
13 %
13%
10.190
10% May
14
Dec
80
81
461
65
83
Dec
: 5%
Trans
*
5oc
55c
58c
1,545
10c
—__.
Oil
Mines
27V2c
12V2C
27c
29c
6,500
1
Parbec
Mines
1
Amalgamated Mines
1
Drilling
Mines
5%
900
160
180
15,800
82c
Credit
Pioneer
common.,—
Gold
Gold
of
C
B
'
July
% May
United
3.60 July
United
Estella
Fuel
Nov
Acceptance
I Class
Labrador
Develop
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quebec
Nickel
Excnanged
Eastern
One
Corp
into
82c
4,800
Jan
for
Queenston
Quemont
&
Gold
53
1,313
40
Mar
58 % July
56c 57V4c
2,900
49c
Mar
72c
68c
7.70
1.76
10c
2.25
92,100
2.90
3.30
31,600
1.10
14c
568,390
8V2C
*
3.85
3.80
4.00
16,210
24c
13%
7,785
19c
26c
19,260
26%
19c
Ventures
Ltd
Mines
July
Dec
Apr
1.66 Aug
3.10 Mar
5.85
Sep
27%
6,330
13c
Dec
26c
20%
Jan
30
Aug
Aug
Feb
2.50
2.27
2.90
163,500
75c
Jan
3.65 ADr
36c
36c
40c
39,255
1
20C
—a—^———1
Vulcan
Oils
G
———-it—
20c,
3.10
3.10
Jun
39%
Sep
6.50 Mar
27c
Nov
9.00 July
73c
Apr
1.05 Jan
5% Feb
19'/»
Jan
6%c Jan
1
75 Mar
1.95 Sep
17% July
1.37
Jan
8
Apr
47%
T2o
Sep
lfey
4 OO
July
July
Malartic
Jun
68c
11%
Jan
17
72%
3,299
66
Jan
210
8
Jan
Jan
80% Sep
12 % May
61c
Aug
48c July
1
48c
45c
50c
34,200
23c
—*
22 %c
22 %c
24c
4,839
22c
1
19c
lie
25c
1,204,870
*
20 %
20
21
835
1
13c
13c
15c
10,300
5
31
30 %
31
Mines—
Products
Western
Ashley
Western
Canada
Western
Mines
Breweries
Dec
Jan
15c
20
Dec
24%
Sep
Jun
llo
Peb
25c
Jun
Jan
30
Dec
23
41%
35
38
Jan
34
34
110
30
Mar
1.00
95c
1.00
I,250
85c
Dec
22c
Naco
910
41 %
34
•
A
16c
22c
2,343
12C
Dec
*
Petroleums
common
class
(Geo)
A
Bep
4%c
20
class
Grocers
Preferred
White
29c
*
Pyrite Dopper
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Western
1,000
15%
73%
11%
3,114
11%
*
&
Weedon
Westeel
57c
15
72%
W
Equipment
Waterous
55C
15%
-V
—1%■;:<
29% Nov
44% Aug
40
Feb
1.68 May
50c
July
37%
Nov
*
34%
32%
34%
33 %
35%
35%
6,030
*
4,819
29%
Nov
37% Nov
104
101
104
65
101 Va
Dec
106% Aug
47% Jun
Hardware
125
44
Oct
5.25
Jun
45%
46
Willroy Mines
1
2.85
2.75
2.90
II,850
Petroleums
1
47 %C
47 %c
51c
33,900
Wiltsey
Coghlan
—1
12 %c
12%C
13c
8,003
7c
Jan
15%c Sep
—1
9%C
9%c 10%c
25,500
6c
Feb
12%o Jun
pfd
Winchester larder
—
50
J—
9c
8V2C
10c
7,900
7%c Jan
Jan
Windward
13 %c
12 %C
15c
52,000
4%c Jan
31c
Jun
10
10
115
10%
Dec
12%
Nov
Winnipeg & Central Gas-.
Wright-Hargreaves
2.60
2.50
2,000
2.75
35,250
66c
66c
102
102
50
V90
1.85
1.95
21,952
1.60
26
26
21c
Dec
30-
32,362
1-14
95C
1.15
29,785
14%
14%
14 %
140
100
1.07
Jun
Dec
101%
Dec
Dec
2.40 Aug
31 %c Nov
73c
Nov
10%
Nov
14c
NOV
78c
19c
19c
21c-
45c
43c
59c
13,159
34 %c
Dec
23c
20c 24%c
80,258
11c
Feb
137,300
&
20
1.26
44c
47c
3,050
17,105
1.27 Dec
Mining
29
Mar
13
Nov
18%
Jan
Jun
90%
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
15c
Nov
2,500
12c
12c
15c
18,000
2.78
2.78
3.10
21,300
9c
10c
2.40
33
35c
'
Oct
Oct
Canadian
Friday
4.95
111
110
120
63,000
118
15%
15%
15%
215
15
May
19
II
122
Sale Price
12%
12%
12%
25
Oct
15
Feb
1.80
1.75
1.85
7,613
1.10
Jan
2.98
Feb
British
*
2.76
2.75
2.95
4,750
1.80
Jan
3.35
Jun
Brown
•
69 V2
68%
69%
1,745
50%
Jan
74%
Sep
Bulolo Gold
50%
50
50 V2
50
155
49 %
50
50%
50%
54
130
53%
—1
10c
10c
lie
13,033
7c
Mar
—50c
1.35
1.35
1.41
1,600
75c
Jan
1
8.45
8.25
8.65
30,101
11
11
11%
26%
27%
565
5.20
Dec
Sep
Dec
55 %
Amer
Co
4.80 Mar
Dec
July
5.00
5.20
500
4.85
1
24 V2C
23c
27c
83,965
10%c
20
20
20
50
1
96C
27,537
———-50c
95c
1.00
51c
55c
2,000
18
85c
Jun
Canada
Canada
Canadian Bronze
July
Canadian
30% Aug
Canadian
10 %
Jan
Nov
Dominion
&
July
35c
5.50
May
General
T,-.rliw-i
~
1.20
Oct
79c
May
15
Oct
21
Feb
61c
10,400
38c
Feb
64c
30c
92,289
33c
Oil———
20c
28c
33c
4,800
48
49
77
—♦
Mines
1
12
Jan
18c
Nov
23c
Nov
52c
35%
Jan
48
15
Coast
52c
56c
3,000
50c
Apr
17c
17c
1,000
13c
Apr
31c
31c
4,166
15c
Dec
35
35 %
1,205
26
Jan
56c
50c
Dec
84c
IOV2C
Jun
—
•
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Stqrrett Olsen Gold
35
—1
61c
5,288
13c 14 %c
10,500
23
100
1
—
13c
•
_
23
23
59%
59 %
•
_
—
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
Dominion
Dec
Dominion
Dominion
DuPont
Rjlay
Gaspe
Dec
Hayes
of
—__
20
_
Oil
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
Preferred
_
Minerals
Gold
Industries
Gold
_
--
_
59% Nov
530
5.70
5.50
5.75
8,765
8%
8%
I,075
3.20
3.20
45
23 %
103%
1.47
24%
19,697
103 % 103%
20
1.47
•
1.30
Dec
12 %c Mar
15c
5.10
7
2.50
9%C
8,384
6%
2,200
1.27
1.31
II,400
8c
18%
102
Nov
Feb
15
July
84c
1.26
2,750
21
21%
1,305
20
20
50
27
28
550
28%
30%
347
30
1.15
1.20
12,285
1.80 Dec
22
24
2,272
19% Jun
5.00 Oct
30% Dec
18% July
7.10 Feb
19% Nov
23% July
17% Mar
20
Sep
27
Aug
34
Jun
Jan
35
Sep
2.05
Dec
Yukon
9%
Mar
Dec
6%
6%
3,165
14 %
200
12% Mar
19
52
47%
52
302
48
Dec
70
6.50
6.50
8.00
1,375
4,507
34%
34%
22
22
22%
1,290
43
6
8%
Aug
1.25 Jun
Feb
Sep
24
July
105% July
Jun
18% Mar
'■
com___*
24%
25
Aug
43
43
350
35
Mar
43
Dec
34%
34%
35
33
Mar
37
24%
25%
2,020
24% Dec
Sep
30% July
37%
37
38
2,105
39
Aug
36
36
600
32% May
38
Jun
113%
113
114
327
80
Jan
115
5
39%
39
39%
735
33% Mar
*
Gold
Gold
13%
13%
13'A
405
9
Mar
88%
83
88'A
410
68
Jan
•
Mines
Mines
1
19
Jan
Sep
44% Jun
13%
Jan
91
Dec
51
50
34
Jan
60
Bep
160
160
10
163%
Sep
170
Aug
6.00
5.85
6.10
4,385
5.bU
Oct
5.00
5.15
1,900
52%
51%
53%
797
5%
6
950
50c
75c
39,245
62c
57c
62c
38,122
1
•
Gen
Consolidated
•
No par
Odd lot sale
Inv
Gold
Tr
*
Corp
1
490
52
(not Included In year's
sale
in year's range),
Selling ex-interest,
e
8
Nov
f Flat
1.85 Mar
t Ex-llquldatlng
value.
range).
d Deferred delivery
Apr
r
Cash
Feb
7.00 Dec
41
1
common
•
13 %c
Sep
Jun
Oct
33
4.05
44
Dec
Jan
7.10 May
5.25 Apr
60
8%
6% Nov
51c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
8.30 Mar
3.50
Nov
28% July
7%
tilities
Canadian
Jan
Nov
Apr
-1'].5
22%
Feb
68c
Oct
55c
Jan
6%c Dec
3
5.60
6%
Rights
82,250
1.40
6%
9%c
Feb
;5%c Jan
13 %
5.10
60c
45 % Mar
20,500
Jan
5.60
100
Feb
135,550
1
•
Consolidated
42 Vs
20c
14%
—
Preferred
Pato
50
75c
50C
41%
Ogilvie Flour
4714
14%
1
Sep
May
47 %
23%
.
May
27
;
18c
100
.
22c
21% Mar
Oreille
70c
.
Securities
Bros
14%
10,116
6
Pend
72c
19%
...—*
Loblaw Inc
Third
3.20
ordinary
Jan
Price
14%
18%
Aug
Dec
•
common
40c
37
Apr
1
Mines
Warrants
Supertest Petroleum
Lino—
Utilities
16%
18 %c
•
Interprovl
31c
1
_
Feb
19%
*
common
Mines
Prods
Paper common
International
Apr
Jan
1
Sturgeon River Mines
Sudbury Contact
1.00 May
28c
7.60
2,415
Feb
22%
zZV4
•
.'
Copper
Steel
12,800
60
Jan
32%
25
-*
'."7 ' "■
Canada
43,491
8
10%
1,239
35%
Paper
Glass
16%
16 3
3,540
5
Oilcloth
12c 13 %C
13 %c
1
13% Sep
46% July
14%
Bridge
15%
•
Mines
51% Nov
*
Copper
Consolidated
Mar
29%c Sep
54c
•
(1944)
Standard Paving & Materials
Jan
30'A
Lumber-—
•
17c
__
—_
37
1
Canadian Marconi
July
16
27 %c
605
13%
12%
High
LOW
48%
*
Westinghouse
Aug
11% Mar
*
__l__
/>nmmen
Western
2,065
250
46
28%
common-
Canadian
1,705
Roi
Oils
rinc
Industries
Canadian
18
14%;
Range for Year 1955
High
28
investments.
Feb
13%
52c
Shares
20
—
common
Jun
17%
14%
Apr
f»'
21%
Sugar
Vinegars
30c
13 %
56c
ttonfp
42%
41
—.5
20
17%
14V2
Ayr
Ralei
Week'e
41
13%
*
Dredging
Mar
13%
—.—1
Jun
Curb Section
30%
5
—__—___—1
July
*
Mines
46
Note—
-
1.60
——•
A
*
Rights
26%
——5
Mines
Bank
16c
~
Quebec———————1
74c
53% Aug
Jan
6,985
27%
—.—
common—
-
of Pricee
Low
Par
Feb
___50c
A——A-/——————
Dec
X.S7
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Asbestos Corp
--------
30 %c Aug
2.59 Aug
19c
Fund*
In«(
STOCKS
2.20 Jan
Dec
jan
Feb
Dec
525
•
__________
Union
—_1
aoc
Jan
2.69
July
255
1
•'
*
1Q %
July
45c
65% Mar
1.35
2.30
44c
21c
80%
Bep
Apr
Mines
Bear
66% July
16% Sep
1.29
25c
Zulapa
ADr
80%
Bep
36c
Jan
1.40 May
Jan
1.34
70c
Jan
7c
9%c Dec
Apr
80%
Jan
7c
12,303
30,016
9c
1
39c
12,300
15c
37,575
I
i.__—_——-—»—1
67,400
19c
12c
687,132
49%
Gold
55c
17c
14c
12c
1,389
■
51c
18c
70c
4,000
15c
51c
1
Nov
52c
2,095
14 %
—1
T--——l
1.85
2.23
13c
31%
13,450
56,000
33c
10 %C
13%
14c
870
2.03
12c
60%
n%
13%
1.95
58c
Mar
July
12%
Oil
Mines
Yellowknife
82c
31 %c
13
Zinc
Canuck
Yellorex
6%c Jan
11% Aug
33c
1.98
2.27
12c
13%
Gold
Apr
*
-1
1
—23
Ltd
90c
—*
Yukeno Mines
13%
31V4
Corp
Lead
Yankee
Mines
Zenmac Metal t___——1
59 V2
15c
Oils
Yale
Gold
Feb
1.90
13%
.
3.60 July
Jan
Apr
16
60%
Gold
1.90
41 %c Mar
Feb
74c
2.40 Aug
40c
Oct
—
14c
*
Oils
Syivacite
3,353
———
Mines
International
Switson
7.85
Sep
May
9.55 July
32
Feb
23% Aug
3,729
18
13%
Cons
7.50
8% Apr
54
33c
91c
3.625
Dec
84c
10
——______^—
Inlet
7.70
Jun
Jan
14,400
Jan
16,550
Slater common
Surf
Feb
7.45
Oct
23c
Jun
31%
&
Nov
27
3.20
70c
1
Ltd
Oils
179
Jan
39%
13
1
Standard Mines
Silverwood Dairies class
Surety
Jun
8
42c
Dec
38%
Nov
5.10 May
15c
Apr
1.80
1
A
Silver
Stuart
48c
18
39%
Aug
2.20
Jan
*
Trusts
35
28%
———*
50c
Feb
1.51
1
common
Sterling
Jan
48c
Apr
44% Dec
32c
75
8.50 July
4.15 May
Dec
1
Stcdman Bros
Steel of Canada
34
25
25
5%
9%c Jun
Jan
1.69
100
Mininz
Stadacona
43,280
Preferred
1
Breweries
Southern
820
36c
Class B
Gordon
Spooner
23%
32c
5%
Weston
;
Valley
30
22%
33c
5%
held
Class A preferred
Sournis
30
22 %
-
*
Walker
10,120
Class B pfd
Shawkey 1945 Mines
Southam
8,700
6.65
Alloys
July
1.50
——
Van
7.05
7.00
Vanadium
14
1.35
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Slocan
40% Apr
21 %c Mar
4.80 Jan
—1
Waite Amulet Mines—
Corp
Gold
2.35
Dec
9 V2 c
pfd
Debentures
Siscoe
Feb
593
9,470
Jan
Jun
12%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Simpsons
pfd_—
1
-
Silver-Miller
3
100
49
Dec
19%
1.40
Industries
Mines
475
14
10%
1
Ryancr Mining
Sigma
475
48 %
24%C 25%c
49
93c
Jan
3V2C Jan
2.08
*
SLknit
Jan
5,503
Feb
13%
common
Siianco
4.35
1,195
5.05
13V2C
..
Shirriff-Horsey
61,653
Jan
61,775
12%
1
Oils
Sherritt
6.40
Jun
5% Mar
15
505
1
Royal Bank of Canada-
Creek
5.50
82c
1.78
3,085
2.95
——
Rainbow
g%c
8,900
1.04
18,500
1
class
26,500
Nov
53% July
Wilrich
class
Scurry
610
17c
1.69
8.30
2.10
1
Scarfe
8%
*
1
Bridge
40c
6.40
*
8%C
5,600
1
37c
8%
14 %c
25c
Corp——
19%
18,500
.L.
Aug
8%
*
Mines
7.70
22c
Consolidated
Sarnia
38c
49% July
Mar
1.00
Vicour
2.48
*
Roche Long Lac
Rockwin Mines
River
28
14%
Violamac
19c
1
Antonio
20,829
Sep
105
",
Dec
15
4.30
2.30
*
Lawrence
26c
49%
*
7%C
Rupununi Mines Ltd
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Preferred
35c
45%
1
19%
Robinson
Russell
32 %c
49
1.55
1.75
67% Aug
20c
Rio
Oil
34c
13,561
37,266
1.03
Jan
2.35
Mines
Aluminum
Rovalite
1.78
1
Jan
Jan
Palmer Oil—
Roxana
1.70
Hill
Steel
2.05
Jan
Rexspar Uranium
Rowan
1.73
Jan
Jan
*
of
three
Jan
Aug
42% Aug
Feb
44%
Upper Canada Mines
47 V2
5.25
Mines
Little
101
305
United
165
2.15
Mir.es
Reyncld
10
4 6'A
United
2,850
1
Refining
Renabie
41
101
// 45
Jan
3.55
1
Gold
960
101
46
Aug
58 Va
8.150
Mines
Regcourt
43%
43%
Nov
58
2,670
Petroleum
Regent
May
/.
33c
3.30
5.40
—
Uranium
Rayrcck
18c
43
Warrants
Mines
Mining
Radicre
Jan
40%
Smelting
each
8c
1.48
1.34 July
56 Va
2.35
July
May
Ltd
shares
Mining
new
4,000
Oils
75c
1.60
11c
30V4 Mar
9.40
:—
.
15c
_•
class B
Montauban
8.75
a
Inv
United
5.10
1
13c
t^-
Feb
800
——;—1
Mines—
Aug
15c
Mines
1.59
800
1
Corp
26
16 %c
B
Nov
1.10
*
Manitou
25%
Feb
—1
Keno
West
Lithium
Apr
20%
1
United
8.90
a
Feb
21
45
common
Nov
5.35
Chibougamau Gold
34%
325
23
Mining
3.20
96,000
1
1
375
25
23
•
Union Gas of Canada
Apr
40c
1.84
V-vV\:
1-
37%
23%
Corps Ltd class A
19
1.58
—1
Quebec
Sicks'
54
IIV2 Mar
U7c
3.55
.
Quebec
Sheep
Nov
100
8,900
39 >/4
*
——
Quebec
.
50%
17
2.95
58
1
.
Gold
37
23%
'
Asbestos
i4c
V
57c
*
Roy
Border
Quebec Copper Corp
Sand
United
37'/a
__
1
Metals
Quebec
St
Dec
12,117
1.80
Oct
Dec
•
24
1.50
49% July
18% jan
Sep
10%
-—
Jun
1.37
39
—
Warrants
San
Qil
15 V2
158,240
20
Dec
75c
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
mo
Oct
1.90
Dec
240
1.63
16c
1
—,—1
Preston Bast Dome
Pronto Uranium Mines
Reef
5.25
1.20
5,115
1.27
Jun
*0%
—*
Union
1.45
Nov
17
230
—
Union
17
90c
2.81 Aug
Jun
1,686
Resources
Pipeline
Petroleum
Nov
2.85
59c
46%
•
Prairie
Sep
Sep
;
75c
Jan
16%
Line
10%
2.95
—_1
Uranium
Oil
Pressed
Triad
3.15 Mar
Transcontinental
Pipe
95c
27
Dec
24c
16%
—
Oil
46c
1.50
Corp
Prairie
Trend
Oils
Jan
52
Jan
40c
67,330
*
Jan
4
24 3
15c
39,820
16%
100
—
Jun
8.40
45,096
53c
110
*
7.25
51
Mines
Rouyn Gold
Premier
T7ans
Jun
47c
51
*
Ponder Oils
Powell River
■"Power
Mar
3.05
30c
8.20
3.30
3,300
A
3,545
26%
•
Development is
Powell
Apr
45c
22,435
5
common
Gas
Crow
Pitch-Ore
13c
Dec
Nov
30,100
50
Pipeline
V
Petrol Oil &
Placer
Jan
88c
8 25
Peruvian Oils & Mineral———1.
Pickle
80c
35c
1
Gas
Jan
98c
1
class
Mountain
34c 38V2C
1
Natural
'Preferred
Peoples
Era
Trans
6c
Aug
18%
*
United
River
Pembina
5
170
50c
Paymaster Consol
Peace
5V4
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Trans
Jan
13c
Dec
1.30
45
Oils
Jan
70c
*
Uranium
Pathlinder
Empire
72c
97,143
1.50
4.90
2.75
45c
40
38c
19,500
1.25
Dec
Nov
May
38c 45 %c
20
preferred
Jun
10,000
130.
Pater
46c
4%%
25yac Mar
15 V2C 17%c
16c
Pardee
Parker
May
10c 12 %c
2.25
1.96
75c
95c
com
preferred
81
Porcupine
Apr
10% Aug
May
23
Trusts
Finance
*
Western
9
July
19c
18%
Exploration
1
Paramaque
50
*
___—___
1
Pan
2.11
49c
*
Works
Petroleum
Pamour
High
Oct
10
A
Page Hersey Tubes
Paciiic
6,300
45c
Elevators
Toronto
15,860
26,950
94c
3.25
.—
Nov
55c
1
—
40%
7%c Jan
4.50 Aug
Jan
1
_.
Mines-.
50c
3.25 July
2.48
3.30
90c
1
Toronto Dominion Bank
39c
2.35
2.25
u—1
60c
8.85
2.35
*
250
4.40
625
3.25
*
2,725
Silver
9%
9%
90c
Mines
13,541
Torbrit
9%
1
i
Gold
26
39c
27,700
1
70c
July
Low
190
12 %C 14 %c
—1
Tiara Mines
Towagmac
Paciiic
Mines
11V4
*
Mines
Gold
Mines
Calgary
Tnompson-JLundmark
11
1.25
41 Vs
Range for Year 1955
High
41%
41%
13 %c
*
common
Texas
22c
Share*
'
Pearson
Dec
70c
*
—
for Week
Low
1
common
Mines
Seles
Range
of Prices
Par
Jun
25
8.90
1
1
Lake
8,550
High
Jan
60c
*
Gold
Ormsby Mines
422,300
2.65
6c
11
*
com
30,500
6Vs
Week's
Last
Sale Price
25 %
10
Products
Crush
oretaaa
6,600
9 Vac
1.80
'
Steel
Osisko
13c 14V2c
80c
Preferred
uperniska
20,030
1.85
common
Warrants
Orange
80c
1
Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Ontario
70c
90c
Oils
O'Leary
umano
59,000
*
13
Zrlday
Low
16c
•
selections
JANUARY
STOCKS
High
HV2C
70c
1
ENDED
Range for Year 1955
12 VaC
O'Brien Gold Mines
On
Shares
Low
Mines—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
(not included
VI When
sale
issued,
x
(not
included
in
year's range)
Ex-dividend.
j
price.
MARKETS
dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
wd When delivered.
(Un)
Ex-rights.
«
dividend
Jun
Jun
Sep
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
(248)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, January 13
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Mutual Funds—
25c
—1.25
Business Shares—-—1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
American
American
Inc
Trust—-—-*
Fund
Associated
Development
Atomic
1
Inc—--
Fund
Mutual
Axe-Houghton Fund "A ' Inc—I
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc_-5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund lnc_l
Beneficial Corp -——
-1
Blair Holdings Corp—
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
•
Blue Ridge
Bond
Tr of America
Inv
Inc
<--1
10c
Street Invest Corp
5
Fund Inc
Boston
Bowling Green Fund
Broad
1
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
1
Fund Inc_
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund Inc
California
'
Capital Venture Fund
V '
Institutional
4.37
Inst
12.00
Federal
10.90
11.92
2.40s
Jan.
2.25s
Feb.
Growth
Fund, lc
Income
Fund_lc
7.19
7.87
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
14.03
15.35
14.32
6.62
Intl
15,62
6.09
24.63
26.77
4.01
4.38
10%
9%
of
Co
9.23
2.50s
Johnston
(The)
Boston—1
Keystone
10.06
Fund-l
2%s May
10.99
3s
a20.59
Mutual
Custodian
April
10.08
June
2'%s Feb.
3.20s
Funds—
100.3
Aug.
Sept.
15.
1956
1956
100.2
100.5
2'%s June
100.1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
1
19.11
20.85
1.90s
11.24
12.26
2.35s
17,
Feb.
1
June
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount
Priced
Bonds)
Bonds)
11.15
12.06
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)—— 1
19.82
23.32
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
11.34
13.38
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
16.32
S-2
(Income
Stocks)—1
12.03
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)__ 1
13.07
2s
June
1957
(Low
Stks)_l
9.50
10.37
10.36
11.21
6.49
7.12
Com
Priced
Com
12.46,
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
19.43
Knickerbocker
6.11
27.18
17.06
15
Fund
1
;
Lexington Trust Fund
Life
__25o
Insurance Investors Inc—1
Loomis
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
11.85
Managed
141
l%s
9.96
12.51
Electrical
General
lo
5.04
5.54
2.76
3.04
shares—lc
4.14
4.56
lc
4.43
4.88
Equipment shares_lc
Industries
shares
18.35
19.95
Petroleum
lc
3.06
3.37
16.25
17.66
Special Investment shares—lc
3.00
3.31
15.32
16.56
Metal
47
50
Transport
—
shares
Manhattan
7.53
shares
lc
_lc
shares
Bond
Massaciiusetts
3.32
3.66
10c
8.22
2Vis
June
2%s
Dec.
2s
Oct.
9%r
9.59
99.27
37.96
March
41.04
1
9.80
10.76
l
100.14
98.16
98.24
1957
15
1357
9.32
10.21
1
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc-1
19.40
20.99
2.15%
1
17.81
19.25
2.30%
7-
1-55
2.30%
8-
1-55
lnc_——-—-—-1
8.83
9.6J
interest
Corp—
—-1
Stock
Fund——-——1
Electronics
Investment Corp__ 1
21.19
22.66
Preferred
19.30
20.64
Income
4.65
5.08
Dividend
20c
7.01
7.26
Stock
of New Eng—1
11.08
12.11
Fund Inc
5
Plnancial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Formula Fund of Boston
—1
Founders
Mutual Fund—•
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
14.29
15.45
New
3.91
4.28
New
14.48
7.31
7.95
series-——lc
9.82
series
lc
7.51
Fidelity
1
7.35
Series——1
9.37
stock
Common
stock
Preferred
15.39
16.87
3.36
3.65
Fund Inc
—1
Corp———1
Investors Trust
1
13.84
15.13
73.25
78.76
Inc
Investors
Inc—
Futures
Gas Industries
Capital
General
General
Group
Securities—
Automobile
shares
shares
-lc
lc
Building shares
Capital Growth
•—lc
lc
Aviation
Fund
lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
shares—
Chemical
Common
lc
Equipment shares—
~lc
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
shares
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Bond shares__lc
shares
lc
Institutional
Merchandising
Bond shares
equipment shares
Railroad
RR
Bteel
12.66
6.76
7.41
8.79
13.53
11.93
8.42
6.28
6.89
9.31
10.20
Puritan
Fund
9.26
10.15
13.66
9.19
9.57
12.69
9.07
9.34
10.73
11.75
3.01
6.60
1
1.25
Boston—1
Inc
1
1
Investors
& Farnham
United
United
4.7.v
United
b3.10
2.90%
1-56
b3.10
2.95%
99.980
1-55
1
February
Dollar Value
Bid
99.983
March
Fund—1
99.653
99.894
March 22,
99.594
99.542
99.847
March
23,
1956
99.535
99.546
99.800
March
29,
1956
99.493
99.505
99.741
1956
1
99.752
April 5, 1956
99.705
April
99.444
99.389
99.398
March
99.940
Bank & Trust
1956
15,
1956
99.553
1956
12,
99.458
100
York—.
9.10
9.84
12.49
12.98
12.38
13.55
42
11.32
—10
12.50
Chem
10.57
Par
Corn
Bk
State
52*4
First
Harris
8.61
5
32*%
175
28*%
35
20
63%
65%
11.49
10
Westchester
New
34
38
5
50
54
Income Fund
Shares_l
Science Fund
1
10.23
11.18
1
16.00
Hanover
Ltd
(The)
20
79%
82%
10
49'%
51'%
Bank
314
575
590
100
370
385
x36%
260
270
Bank——200
16
64
66
10
47
49
12.50
36
39
10
31
33
10
62%
64%
25
55
59
12.50
57
60
31'%
34%
Trust
&
lc
8.82
9.6''
1
6.58
7.19
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
38
of Commerce
.
Bk
&
Tr
14.49
14.81'
Value
Inc__1
6.39
6.98
Irving
31%
32%
16.28
16.78
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
12.46
13.57
6.92
7.56
16.23
Washington
.;
,
Co
DetroitNational
Bank
Detroit
of
41
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
38
City Bank
Hartford National Bank
Guaranty Trust Co
14.72
85
113%
50
Union Bank
10.66
Square IT Y_
110%
308
Co
Trust
Connecticut
Bank—
8.45
9.81
Franklin
Ask
Bk_100
Savings
Connecticut—
20
Natiohal
7.73
—100
Bank
&
National
Central
Cleveland
National
Bank
Natl
Rochelle
Franklin
30%
Bank
York-
80
Cleveland—
185
59
First
Trust
Trust—33%
&
Northern Trust Co„
55
New
Bank
National
48%
63
10
of
National
58
10
First
Bid
Illinois
Continental
47
and Trust—25
Bank
Natl
Tr__25
&
County Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
Trust
National City
City
Bank—10
Exchange
Commercial
257 •
67%
Fiduciary
24
7.88
Trust
249
65%
50%
Empire Trust—
Federation Bank & Trust
12.34
22
New
Chase Manhattan Bank
11.55
Companies
Ask
Chicago—
Bank of
12.01
Bid
York—
1
Canada
Ask
99.642
1956
8,
99.693
23,
March
of
Continental Fund
Funds
Bills
Ask
99.607
99.935
99.887
99.839
99.792
Par
a22.28
Investors
Funds Inc—
Accumulated
16.34
2.90 %
4-56
10-
Bankers
Fund
United
4.36
b3.10
9-
3-56
13.64
a35.89
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Texas Fund Inc
1
14.93
1-56
1-55
1-
1956
16,
New
Television-Electronics Fund
lc
8-
12-
42%
a29.36
United
11-
3 00 /'r.
7.14
12.62
40%
Fund—1
lc
shares—
1
Inc—1
Roe
7.3d
2.95%
2.75%
28.97
Stein
3.52
2.75 %
b3.05
14.60
28.68
39.50
_lc
shares
13.43
Street Investment Corp—♦
11.8b
b3.00
1-56
22.65
State
6.71
2-56
1956
9,
February
11
Clark—
&
Shareholders Trust of
10.85
4-
1956
2,
February
Clark
Shares
Amer
February
10
*
Southwestern
United
1-56
2.80%
1956
1956
26,
January
3.49
19.58
1
&
Stock
30%
27%
.
Canada
14.95
11.59
28*%
22.21
Fund
of
Stevens
Sovereign
2.80%
b3.05
1955
19,
January
25%
Inc
Selected
b3.05
2-56
Bid
2.50
Stevens
Common
1-56
7-
Stock
Growth
Inc
(Geo)
Fund
Scudder,
6-
3-55
Dollar Value
17.95
1
Putnam
Fund
1-55
10-
21.79
1
Inc.
Rowe)
Scudder,
9-
2.80%
United States Treasury
5
*
Inc
Inc
Fund
Scudder
13.06
7.68
20.16
-—
Fund
(T
2.55 %
2.70%
6.47
Shares—
Fund Inc
9.63
12.17
Trust
1956
lc
stock shares
Railroad
Tobacco
11.56
lc
shares
Petroleum
7.95
11.39
lc
-lc
shares
Mining
7.31
10.40
5.92
1
Ltd
$1.50
preferred
Philadelphia
Fund
Price
Ask
2.50 %
3-
1-55
9.53
1
Fund
American
Pioneer
Bid
Due
b3.C0
b3.00
3.125 %
Capital Fund
Street
6-
Dated
Rate
Ask
1-56
2-
5.50
8.72
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
Pine
Electrical
&
Electronics
Food
':*
2
-1
Fundamental
94.28
7.03
5.03
1
Stock Series
Series
5
6.43
1
1
—1
Series
Canada
North
96
95.16
94.20
—.
10.24
Stock
England
of
1960
8.03
—
Series
York
1,
96.18
95.8
5-
2-55
5-
Bid
Due
Dated
2.15%
12.31
Series
Growth
3.61
11.26
10.76
Inc—
Fund
3.32
Series—
Series.
Bond
Oct.
97.16
95.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Series—„——-1
Balanced
l'%s
-
96.30
96.10
1959
97.18
96.22
_
100.12
1,
98.8
100.12
97.14
2%s June 15, 1958
l'%s Oct. 1, 1958
15,
99.5
97.10
al4.46
Corn
Investors
99.28
99.29
10.37
♦
Inc
Shares—
National Security
Ask
99.3
98
-
99.18
Shares
National
Bid
98.27
100.10
1958
1,
99.10
1,
Trust
2.92
April
-
-.
l%s April
1,
1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April
1,
1960
Mutual
19.10
1957
l%s Feb.
Mutual
2.66
1957
1,
99.30
12.46
16.90
l%s
15,
„
34.96
Fund
Fund
beneficial
100.4
Aug.
99.23
11.57
of
l%s Oct.
99.22
——,,—1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified Trustee Shares—
:
Series E
2.50
Dividend Shares--———-25c
Growth
2s
99.30
1956
15,
Aug.
1 *%s
99.20
99.24
Mutual
Life
7.
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s May
15,
1957
99.30
99.28
1,
Massachusetts
Federated Fund
97.10
1958
1956
1956
l%s April
11.95
Equity
98.4
Mortgage Assn—
20,
Maturity—
'
99.24
Treasury Notes—
l%s March 15, 1956
16.96
Howard—
Fund——
Natl
Jan.
1
61.34
&
2'%s
Ask
Bid
100.2
10.86
Balanced
Federal
99.24
99.28
1956
1,
16.79
Invest
■■
1956
22,
60.73
Eaton
97.10
1960
98.12
rl-
1956
22, 1956
l%s April
9.01
32.34
V.
>
22,
1
Fund
97.2
1,
Stock
Growtn
Inc''.------'——:-l
Fund
3.82
Trust-l
Inc
Fund
Investors
Investors
3.47
March
June
2s
shares—
• >.
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund-—--.————-1
Dreyfus
96.12
'
a43.64
Indebtedness—
of
Certificates
Funds—
Automobile
Maturity—
17
600
22.04
6.89
Fund
96.4
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
12.95
,
Y;j
16
Income Fund Inc
Stock
1960
1.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
De Vegh
Diversified
97.2
13.13
De Vegh
i
99.20
98.4
1956
1.
99.31
99.28
1956
1,
1,
14.27
S-4
Mass
Delaware
97.16
96.26
17.81
7.40
8.09
99.2
97.8
1959
12.37
12.21
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
21.63
21.57
98
98.26
100.3
3%s
27.75
28.22
17.97
99.31
97.24
1958
May
100.1
26.59
24.67
2'%s
99.27
—
1958
May 1,
Nov. 1,
1,
2'%s
100.1
1956
25.86
13.48
100.1
99.31
99.30
—
1957-55
1,
16,
Bonds)-,—1
16.62
2%s
99.29
1956—
15,
99.30
Oct.
July
B-2
22.94
1956
1956
l%s
3%s
B-l
(Investment
99.27
99.27
May 1. 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
100.2
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
2%s
99.31
99.29
16,
32nds of a point
more
Bid
100
100
1956
15,
4%
14.65
99.31
1956
15,
one or
"
Federal
1956
15,
'
Banks—
Loan
16,
March
3s
X4.23
of
Trust
Investment
Inc—lc
America—1
Fund
Resources
Investment
Home
4'%
11.51
1
■
Institutional
Paper
Fund-
Income
12.17
10.97
Institutional
9.16
——-^.1:
Composite Fund inc
1
Concord Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown Western Investment Inc
Dividend
11.13
lc
Fund
Ask
Bid
Fund—lc
Bank
Foundation
1.67
X20.30
Inc
Figures after decimal point represent
9.25
137
Composite Bond & Stock
.Ask
1.52
15.77
Inc
Bid
8.47
5.58
——.——
Fund
■Fund
6.41
4.C9
25.14
1
Commonwealth Investment.
1
Commonwealth Stock' Fund——1
I
1.44
5.93
-°"c
Securities com—100 15,100
Christiana
Preferred
Par
Funds—
Institutional Shares Ltd—
1.58
17:95
1
Inc
Mutual
Ask
11.53
1
—i
Century Shares Trust
Chemical Fund Inc
Colonial
Bid
Utility shares
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Haydock
Fund
Hudson Fund
-1
a25.70
1
Inc
Inc
15.01
Fund
of
Incorporated
Boston
Inc
Income
Fund
Investors
Incorporated
Income- Fund
Line
Wall Street Investing
2.52
2.76
10.28
11.23
1
9.12
9.97
Whitehall
Fund
_1
18.95
20.49
Wisconsin
Fund
Trust
lo
Kings County Trust Co
Long
Island
8.38
9.16
1
26.40
1
24.20
1
5.38
National
86
First
Los
26%
100
3.07
3.19
Par
Aetna
Casualty & Surety—„10
Aetna
Insurance Co__
Aetna
Life
lo
Bid
131
70
141
73%
10
209
220
10
38
40
24%
26%
5
38%
41%
American Fidelity & Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
5
321/2
34%
32 %
34%
American Home
41
44
31%
33 V*
—
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Automobile
2
American
Equitable
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Assur
Assurance
(Newark N J)__2%
(Wash D C)—_1
Mercury
American Re-insurance
American
&
Colonial
Ins
Life
Connecticut
Continental
&
of
Life
(Greensboro
N
General
Casualty
Forster
Employers
27*2
99*/2
104 */2
55*/2
60%
New
41'%
43 %
New Hampshire
New York Fire
National Fire
National Union
Firemen's
of
Franklin
32%
13%
10
503
543
Northern
—12.50
83
88
5
163
171
Northwestern National Life
10
110V2
116%
10
67%
71
75
79
F)
Life—
American
Gulf Life
*
Republic
10
85
36
38
Casualty
104%
64*%
Long Island
Mich
4s
& Lgt
Bell Telep 3*%s
Cons
89
27
28%
New
14%
Ohio
Edison
Ohio
Power
—
.1980
100'%
101'%
101'%
102'%
102 %
Fire
&
(N Y)
_2
52
50
Pacific
51 %
55*%
San
52
55
90
98
47*/2
50*/2
5
€8%
71*4
23
25
Security (New Haven)
—10
Springfield Fire & Marine
10
Standard Accident
10
Travelers
5
40
41 Mi
u S
32%
34%
U
S
Fire
46%
48%
U S
Life
12%
93
6.25
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co__lo
3
Insurance
Co
in
Louis
63%
17
61'%
65%
25
61'%
65%
20
71 %
76'%
A„6.25
39%
41%
Bank
Trust
Union
Co
.
Trust
Francisco—
64
67
103%
104
3'%3
100%
101 %
3%s
103
103%
Power
& Lgt 3%s__
Diego Gas & Elec 3%s.
85*%
67
70
X29
32
•No
4
141
151
2
30
32
101'%
102 V4
100%
101
par
value.
1995
101%
100'%
101'%
104
104'%
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%. pfd—100
General Telephone Corp—
117
119
i—50
58
59
50
52'%
53
100
104'%
Trans
Stocks-
4.25 %
Kaiser
preferred
Alum
4.75%
&
Chemical—
preferred
Gas
4.90%
Transmission—
preferred
.
asset
5%
preferred
Transcontinental Gas
100
,
4.90% preferred
Stock
x
value.
k Admitted to
listing
Exchange.
Pipe
stock.
the New York
y
issued,
Ex-rights.
-
,
-
101%
102%
102
103
Line
100
Ex-dividend,
When
on
105'%
Texas Eastern Transmission—
t New
tEx 2 for 1 split.
Net
Ask
100'%
3%s_1976
Gas
Tennessee
b Bid yield price.
tEx-coupon.
a
City of N Y
3%s
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
58%
80%
Westchester Fire
Bid
Telfep
.
55%
the
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Southern, Bell
Tenn
Jersey Bell Tel 3%s__.
10
Marine
sy/a
102'%
94
10
1995
Lighting 3%s. .1985
Gas 3'%5
10
10
98%
103'%
30
Seaboard Surety Co
160
3%s„ 1985
28%
43
90%
121
61
41 Vi
152
101%
102'%
Providence-Washington
Paul
m
59'%
8outhrn New Engl Tel 3*%s_1989
%
100%
5
5
lo
103
119%
10
St
10
102'%
102%
Co
Republic
10
101%
1970
Phoenix
Reinsurance Corp
(Texas)
Ask
101%
1980
Rubber
Co
88%
49'%
Security Issues
1990
3.30s
Delaware Pow
66%
109
20
Bank
Bank of Amer N T & S
Consolidated Edison 3%s__. 1985
Illinois
58%
43
1975
61
55'%
5
39
Indus—
97
84 %
I5
-10
Trust.J25
Corp of Amer—
56
64*/a
4
3%s
4.25s
Container
89
lo
10
Elec
&
10
Indemnity
Albany—.
&
National
National
San
Bid
10
(Minn)
2.50
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Hanover Fire
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Hartford Steam boiler
__
of
First
St
78
Dayton
Fire
Peerless
Gas
Burlington
48%
11
General Reinsurance
Corp
Great
Bait
35
44%
Pacific
75
split
Bonds—
50
5
Glens Falls
&
Y-
2.50
Newark
Globe
47
3.33 '%
Assoc
(S
2
56
River
Insurance
Bank
Recent
46
52
Northeastern
Co
five-for-one
14%
44
North
—
19 3%
Bank
St. Louis—
Boatmen's
Albany, N. Y.—
State
Nat'l
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr—20
Mercantile
68%
105
Co
190
Trust—
132
142
Philadelphia
Fund
13%
27
4
of
63%
122
100
Life
18'%
Mellon
50
10
Casualty
Fire
10
38%
48
10
5
Fire
Amsterdam
States
473
36%
134
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn
460
36%
2
Reinsurance
fireman's
10
National Life
Lincoln
Ex
137
123
33%
(N J)„5
Federal
Fire
129
Amer„_lo
Inc
Group
118
Maryland
Casualty
1
Massachusetts Bonding
—5
" Merchants Fire Assurance
5
Merchants & Manufacturers—4
Pacific
Employees
10
Y__10
20
C)
Jersey Insurance Co of N
Life Insurance Co of Va
-10
United
"r.
(N J)
Pittsburgh-
51%
51
25%
28%
103%
t48
180
111
Ins
Assurance
Continental
49
107
5
Assn
Ins
Natl
93%
Bank'of'
National
Ask
5
Jefferson
<
Bid
Co of North Amer__5
Standard Life Ins—
i
Insurance
10
Boston Insurance CoCamden Fire
5
Home
25
Shippers
Columbian
4 Va
24%
-10
Par
5
Surety
Bankers
Crum
Co_5
72%
22%
—2
Security
Ask
Paterson
County Bank & Trust Co
69%
.—5
Companies
Angeles—
29%
-25
Insurance
Bank
National
Security-First Nat'l Bank
Y
5.81
Inc
Wellington Fund
City—
Jersey
52
84
Bank
26.16
Inc
Brook
215
47
20
Co
205
10
Trust
28.77
Inc
Meadow
40
Trust
Manufacturers
1
Fund
Investors
Corp—l
Mutual
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Ibcome
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Volume 183
Number 5499
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(249)
THE
Bank clearings this week
with
a
based
year
upon
COURSE
show
increase compared
an
the
ago.
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
be
4.6%
above
Our
year.
those
for
the
preliminary totals stand
against $20,170,478,766 for the
this center there is
In
weekly clearings will
corresponding week
at
we
in
1955.
At
a
New
.1956
York
Chicago
Kansas
St.
City
Louis
San
%
4.5
1st
New
408,161,076
382,400,000
372,400,000
__
Francisco
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
_
+ 16.4
5th
+ 21.3
6th
Atlanta
475,244.814
+
9.6
351,864.086
344,805,711
+
2.0
Other
five
cities,
days
cities,
Total
all
$16,047,580,485
$15,371,920,144
4,214,998,345
3,998,798,850
days
for
Dallas
$16,047,580,485 $15,371,920,144
+
4.4
week—
$21,105,573,499
$20,170,478,766
—Month of December—
:
Stocks—
i
of
shares__
Railroad
&
Foreign
50,990,923
misc.—
+
4.6
Outside
U. S. Government—
Total
uti
1955
573,374,622
the
14,000
Number of shares
Month—
44.132,383
42,472.257
June
110.801,704
106.768.419
42,224,938
26.075.090
238,806,601
192,980.733
51,853,897
22,233,978
23.892,939
60.100,410
41,231,548
27,172,196
150,365,422
150,013,579
73,299,113
388.820,180 266.279.846 241.069,131
42,177,980
44.169,009
25,728,472
November
63,929,582
26,684,331
76,455,851
36,158,676
Quarter———
139,548,713
Full
year—
649,602,291
1st
5th:
St.
4,698
Boston
San
5.474
59,954
57,147
55,662
4.215
4,351
52,818
48,528
47,999
3,008
32,254
9 th
8
36,364
31,393
2,849
2,917
2,654
2,720
32,472
29,772
2.720
2,495
2.602
31,492
28,019
27.282
2,250
2,167
2,152
26,426
23,296
24,207
Dallas
1,924
1,801
1,651
1.556
PittsburghKansas
30,851
21,678
19,353
18.512
1,795
1,760
1,888
21,142
19,136
19,933
1,773
1.567
1,681
20,057
18,777
18.280
1,639
1,657
1,580
1,506
18,481
17,450
17,293
Minneapolis
1,573
1,572
1.436
1,491
18,496
17,436
16,411
1,713
1,617
1.410
1,423
19,199
16,917
16,263
1.623
1.588
1,424
1,520
18,710
16,598
16.433
Baltimore—
1,522
1,571
,1,354
1,357
15,407
1,219
1,133
1,106
12,613
12,523
842
791
831
9,732
9,143
9,065
New
^
York
489,335,591,580
60,595,324,022
+
5.3
59,021,108,322
62,442,720,860
+ 11.1
32,672,497,344
+
9.1
'51,642,093,232
32,077,222,382
+ 12.7
49,769,821,630
7.1 i
1,147,564,370,758
1,094,144,925,520
562,115,454,384
1955
February
March
;
798
768
9,637
8,729
8,564
758
722
9,355
8,679
8,317
7,898
775
693
750
9,402
8,521
8.300
8,466
284,218,096,238
June
797
677
9.651
8,366
7.556
681
741
9,277
8,208
8,505
'8,533
731
647
734
9,460
7,953
7.883
7.365
699
7.722
April
*6,777
746
982
634
710
705
716
725
626
667
598
553
536
600*
*.
Total
7,935
7,837
7,980
July
7,195
7,117
6,421
6.198
554
564
6,650
6,288
6,077
552*
526
533
6.648
6,028
6,164
5,680
553
507
5,876
5,490
Milwaukee,
5,245
545
523
5,663
5.389
Nashville
619
5,609
5.199
4,705
494
469
6,221
523
420
5,864
—
Total
We
54.976
now
our
Clearings at—
Maine—Bangor
Springfield
;
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
1
Rhode Island—Providence
New
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
1.5
+
3.8
53.057,944,864
271,531,195,716
+
4.5
153,337.510.819
138,092.625.747
538.924.571,365
+
5.4
300.502,642,638
274.298,148.317
+
9-8
90,521,586,583
0.1
49,481,680,350
89,456,764,062
+
5.7
46,315,014,956
+
6.8
86.872,982,220
+
8.4
53.128,412,423
52,112,601,784
46,112,166,285
46.162.995.176
+ 15.2
266,851,332,865
+
4.6
154,722,694,557
138,590,176,417
+ 11.8
+
8.3
51,274,054,648
9.8
+ 11.0
+ 12.9
455,225,337,195
412,888,324,734
+ 10. J
106,632,727,987
46.993,331,761
48,529,541,930
53,704,255,959
+ 13.8
105,762 699.937
53,462,406,507
53,016,953,997
54,976,174,977
+
2A
300,480,121,284
288,369.021,290
+
4.2
161,455,535,481
149,227,129,650
+
8.2
1,147,564,370,758
1,094,144,925,520
+
4.9
616,680,872,676
562,115,454,384
+
9.7
4th
Total
12
quartermonths
5 2
0.8
years
-Jan. 1 to Dec. 31-
Inc.
or
1955
Dec. %
16,135,187
6,873,285
5,986,100
17,505,848
S
+ 16.4
7.9
+ 13.7
137,458,446
and for
Inc.
or
Dec, %
$
120,798,573
+ 13.8
1955
1954
$
2,624,546
-
•
$
3,430,188
9.2
the week ended Jan. 7 for 4
years:
-Week Ended
1954
+
Inc.
January 7or
Dec. %
1953
*'•
$
1952
S
—23.5
2,696,313
2.4
2.285,903
+
6,433,482
5,492,530
+
3.0
338,494,398
313,566,858
+
8.0
6,939.264
2.3
32,472,726,486
30,851.377,090
+
5.3
660,152,847
625,211.472
4.6
5.6
185,540,871
168,935,510
+
9.8
3,789,133
652,075,548
3,380,594
566,418,022
+ 15.7
+ 12.1
82,122,947
75,744.676
+
8.4
3,206,705
3,199,655
"-74,879,765
67,679,936
+ 10.6
1.488,417
1,062,976
+ 40.0
203,352,774
181,823,672
+ 11.3
1,570,962
3,600,271
4,548,947
—20.9
3,281,036
3,100,817
3.4
13,731,072
12,515,188
+
—
—
+
63,336,035
—
44,125,464
4-
1.8
6,774,445
693,554,337
633,833,630
+
9.4
13,867,676
14,353,840
512,181.443
-
5.5
461,528.329
+ 11.0
10,960,488
10,399,346
1-65,736.051
.163,188.971
1.6
1,924,139,821
1,851,764,187
3.9
100.100.207
39.346.754
85.766,164
42.114.126
+ 16.7
1,049,359,157
854.139,414
+ 22.9
■25,459.700
21,551,300
21,370,038
+ 18.1
20,002,568
275,039,400
231 244,400
142,589,900
•136,658,200
1,513,393,100
1,408,865,600
-13,322,012
■'
133,345,283
120,329,883
39,595,588,228
37,341,631,758
—
+
5.4
+ 18.9
3,531,971,638
+
5.1
2,917,687,982
3,497,363,916
+17.1
9.1
2,849,635.206
.12,960,646
8.8
95,985.100.718
45,895,607,767
43,778,180,113
48,418.837,867
+
11,046,733
;
8.0
+
89,332,721,537
86,213,373,461
+
Total
$
62,194,789
C.S
+
49,005,501,307
+ 10.8
+
29,149,723
:46,531,139
7J
136.205,522,570
147,165,131,819
+
+
+
91,608,632,228
18,895,997
Bedford
6.3
44,948,831,933
41,290,638,958
49,966,051,679
-
90,127,661,075
6,965,121
New
+
r
805,775,904,230
15,398,274
River
44,324,821,156
53,118,422,115
,
Of
96,350 ,312,949
7,954,476
Fall
4.9
Inc.
Dec. %
98.367, 108,398
12,563,037
Massachusetts—Boston
5.9
$
December
1954
$
1954
49,721.888,548
847,084,249,474
30,018,007
Portland
+
+
showing the figures for each city for the month of December and since Jan.
1, for two
1955
ton—
8.2
279.212,039,636
3rd quarter—
-Month of December-
First Federal Reserve District-
Clearings Outside New York
$
October
-
detailed statement
525,489,793,110
November
'
88,336 88,100 10603981016 090 946,259 916,979
6.935
6.689
87,166
78 054
75 895
70.234
95,272 94,789114756410941441022154 987,213
53.704 49.101 49,865 616,680 562,115 551,865
525,489
add
551,865,496,460
90,498, 465,484
—
,Total 9 months
all—105,762106632
NYC
9.7
567.872,209,838
4.954
525
Tot.31 cities 97.8211 99,076
Other cities
7.941
7.556
6.448
+
283,654,113,600
quarter-
months
September
*
490
987,213,828,857
1955
+
267,393,375,649
3,954
570
570
1,022,154,796,522
94,580 951,646
94,132 622,506
2nd
6
August
5.795
Washington
53,949,057,670
4.9
99,602,877,973
Total
1
Buffalo
55,173,113,695
+
90,578,142,210
93,373,093,417
—
7,607
6,997
646
■
8,502
617
38,779,000,551
+ 13.0
Dec. %
87,548,199,573
82,156,303,839
97,688,872,237
102^521,259,707
1st quarter—
May
791
7,927
798
39,171,706,864
40,569,946.919
+ 12.8
Inc. or
$
86,970,664,521
.
.
Total
913
892
7.1
•
1954
94,726,172,010
January
797
Jacksonville
98,945,997,873
32,289,761,169
25,341,872,119
the clearings by months since
January 1, 1955 and 1954:
$
8.676
Portland
64,014,958,533
6.6
616,680,872,676
34,669,135,801
479,158,607,852
59,695,716,109
59,036,327,212
30,233,803,142
47,129,036,772
90,681,090,767
30,239,630,745
24,498,358,704
39,144,063,532
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
"
-
$
36,443,695,436
0.1
+
years:
Twelve Months
1952
6.0
+
covers
*49,865,245,504
1953
Dec. %
Clearings, Total All
933
Outs.
$
or
+
City
Months-
811
,
Inc.
32,826,422,680
26,731,664,609
40,303,921,737
42,151,756,149
56,504,984,645
180 Cities
^94,789,Oil,581
Twelve Months
1954
42,982,373,231
47,528,106,001
63,834,844,341
"
New
Total
Twelve Months
"
19
Louisville
__
49,101,401,044
+ 11.5
San Francisco
11,327
866
Memphis
2.4
99,328,883,875
"
The following compilation
14,280
1,225
17,07f
13,589
15,521
Cincinnati,
643
+
35,639,195,584
58,204,395,001
"
Outside
16,234
Paul
95,272,271,848
35,159,338,547
28,641,761,998
11
Total
15,687
Omaha
4,906,180,143
0.8
110,720,560,385
14
_
2,870,675,446
2,277,515,763
3,565,952,954
3,508,738,363
5,085,401,354
3,577,437,870
4.7
~
16
__
15,940
Houston
Denver
5.9
"
12th
16,019
St.
+
+
"
18,446
__
2,233,690,563
3,422,778,601
1.9
+
19,189
1,716
Birmingham
2,965,248,101
0.9
7
17,532
1.949
City
Louis—
Seattle
1.5
+
31
„
Minneapolis
Kansas City
22,094
Orl'ns
+
—
+
"
Dallas
' 26,768
2,465
Richmond
2,849,480,685
4,412,247,523
8,670,676,486
63,778,743,293
69,407,860,786
28,594
2.813
___
3.4
5,737,824,483
37,341,631,758
"
10th
28,371
2,792
Fran._
Atlanta
7.2
551,603,024,609
"
11th
45,067
2.769
Cleveland-
St.
0.5
39,595,588,228
"
16
—
$
3,322,781,351
46,555,827,465
5,770,698,284
5,789,278,617
2,874,122,437
4,431,783,578
8,736,235,969
by Federal Reserve District in the twelve months
for four
56,635
4,643
_
Cleveland
Louis
6.8%,
1952
553,071,602,863
15
Chicago
8th
cities
12
Atlanta
7th
FOR LEADING CITIES IN DECEMBER
I
Month of December—;—\
>
Jen. 1 to D*c. 31
->
New York— 50,786 52,928 46,170
44,923 530,883 532,029 470,289 461.724
3,192
5.0
6i8
+
53,704,255,959
V
1955
17
Richmond
6th
the
5,013
54,976,174,977
another table showing clearings
—
Philadelphia
by
$
3,281,281,940
47,885,876,450
5,329,549,003
3.9
+
106,632,727,987
•
14
York
4th
/
5,541
New
3rd
CLEARINGS
__
City-—
Boston
2nd
9,216,865,565
larger
are
1953
1.0
+
5,418,746,068
$
twelve months ended with
December in each of the last four
years is shown below:
Detroit
5,671,255,576
York
clearings for leading cities for the
of bank
5,229
New
184,554,442
88,571,479
96,736,048
573,374,622 354,851,325 337,805,179
of December and
Philadelphia
Chicago
4,232,823,790
105,762,699,937
<4
cities
or
+
3,751,868,239
3,998,894,773
Twelve Months
40,515,597
BANK
3,680,196,047
Federal Reserve Districts
30,239,276
50,990,923
000.000
2,468,732,034
—180
We append
25,981,175
46,379,810
4th
course
K
it
Fran
Outside
5,986,964,170
3,171,149,545
4,994,575,416
9,476,505,994
3,205,717,069
2,445,805,602
-
9,794,550,599
69,155.630
510.053,578
December
The
—
3,188,143,871
5,352,448,107
/.
+
Total
24.135,228
—
month
San
totals
20,904,978
__
Nine Months
—
5,886,184,446
3,254,075,748
16
_
24,115,424
56,928,134
,j-V
«l
7
__.
Minneapolis
12th
171.913.501
48,459,198
41,805.814'
•••;.'
Dallas
78,064.270
September
Quarter
54,764,345,027
it
it
14
25.515,558
86,212,314
—_.
August
9th
the
Dec. %
—
5,539,811,253
16
28,962,930
359,688,153
July
$
52,638,574,454
((
11th
Inc.
3,531,971,638
**
15
Louis
District
1954
6,394,719,452
St.
498,405,280
the
3,497,363,916
cities
12
Philj
8th
18,445,551,28f
10,090,586,199
651,894,160
2.5
+ .1.8'
Richmond Reserve District
by 0.5% and in the
Reserve District by 7.2%.
The Chicago Re¬
serve District
enjoys a gain of 3.4%, the St. Louis Re¬
serve District of 1.5% and
the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 0.9%.
In the Kansas
City Reserve District the
totals show a decrease of
1.9%, but in the Dallas Reserve
District there is an increase of
5.9% and in the San Fran-><
cisco Reserve District of 4.7
%.
'
decline
a
22,582,453,166
4.9
2.0
645,042,710
527,983,210
Atlanta
$
York
8
23,585.782
128.004,897
MDnths
October
34,370,236
25.766.988
58.147,690
■___
record
948,873,286
0.3
—
Reserve
617,185,985
1,013,262,130
5.4
0.8
—
696,683,283
9,574,847,279
1,170,105,375
1,069,926,795
.
_
93.849.231
43,867,215
41.912,744
157,362,429
_
Quarter
in
1955
14
29,512,893
53,787,684
2nd
totals
1952
45.427.055
_
land
1953
1,227,493,378
569,085,855
483,740,889
614,918,985
456,359,512
1,016,330,658
+
+
clearings for
2.5
6.3
+
10,053,598,066
Federal Reserve Districts
27,195,265
202.325,727
May
the
37,141,073
April
3rd
1953
34,086,902
30.209 260
66.864,624
Quarter
Six
1954
33,374,561
33,294,760
+
+
a
1955
74,645,958
March
1st
District
—
60,815,145
„
New
totals
:
797,157,233
12,896,976,077
1,217,596,471
1,255,361,087
653,048,101
1,027,799,142
1,397,927,565
+ 15.3
21,537,012,702
Month of December—
3rd
3.8
+
21,607,132,629
1955
2nd New
the
the
$
:++:
+ 15.3
593,753,775
3.9%, in the Boston Reserve District of 1.0% and in
the Philadelphia Reserve District of
5.0%. In the Cleve-
26,500
+
597,974,559
1,091,235,111
of
$979,510,030
in
1954
3.1
583,399,247
.110 cities
Reserve
—
583,120,633
iNew York City
York
3.9
1,111,012,656
••
M
aggregate of clearings having been $105,762,699,937 and the 1954 aggregate $106,632,727,987. In the
New
that
appears
1:
or
+
10,550,516,111
6
10
.
For that month there was a
decrease for the entire body of clearing houses of
0.8%,
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the first twelve months
of 1952 to 1955 is indicated in the
following:
January
February
"
9
.
508,230,015
the month of December.
1954
649,602,291
76,455,851
$80,651,400 $126,487,000 $1,045,949,100
bonds
"
k
We also furnish
today, a summary of the
$75,661,500 $118,359,000 $962,254,100 $855,933,950
4,000
77,000
492,000
1,051,000
4,985,900
8,051,000
83,189,000
122,498,580
government
City
Total
——Twelve-Months
Bonds—
International Bank-
7
.
San Francisco
"
Inc.
1,146,878,504
667,795,366
1,108,862,816
1,365,606,667
674,006,705
504,321,484
684,205,264
1,165,052,286
1,451,685,034
710,477,121
4.6
monthly detailed statement of transactions
Stock Exchange is appended. Results
Description—
Number
Minneapolis
11th
5.4
+
it
(including this city)
Dec. %
1,322,654,233
"
4
.
Kansas
for December and the 12 months of 1955
and 1954 follow:
-
.
10th
the New York
on
<
Louis
4.4
+
$20,262,578,830
days
cities
+
$19,370,718,994
five days
five
Our usual
,
St.
12th
five
Total all cities,
Ten
Chicago
8th
+•/.'
$
11,873,677,226
1,146,712,224
"
"
17
.
9th
cities
S 1955
761,188,205
11.498,783,864
1,190,222,037
"
6
10
.
7th
"
7
Richmond
359,156,801
520,862,140
Ten
V..
798,290,239
11
.
.
561,860,821
435,738,186
cities
11
.
*
653,767.000
York
2.6
this
by 1.8%.
$
Baltimore
-
1956
12
0.9
—
from
District
a
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Boston
2nd
Cleveland
-
against $21,537,012,-
Federal Reserve Districts
8.3
Reserve
decline of 3.1%, but in the
Boston Reserve Dis¬
trict there is an
improvement of 3.9% and in the Phila¬
delphia Reserve District of 3.8%.
In the Cleveland Re¬
serve District the totals
show an increase of
15.3%, in
the Richmond Reserve
District of 2.5% and in the
At¬
lanta Reserve District of
15.3%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a
gain of 6.3%, the St. Louis
Reserve District of 5.4% and
the Minneapolis Reserve
District of 0.8%., In the
Kansas City Reserve District
the totals are smaller
by 2.6% and in the Dallas Reserve
District by 2.5%, but in the San
Francisco Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals are
larger
are
Week Ended Jan. 7—
3.2
411,911,760
and
York
suffer
statement, however, which
we
.same
Pittsburgh
_
detailed
3.0
1,034,671,730
——_
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
which they
are
located
week in 1955. Outside of
this city there
increase of 4.9%, the bank
clearings at this center
having registered a loss of 3.7%. VWe
group the cities
1,147,000,000
I 634,790,201
655,026,428
_
by
We
an
1,199,000.000
::
_
appear in our issue of next week.
elaborate
1,120,334,089
__
Philadelphia :
Eoston
1955
v,
$10,326,676,796 $10,023,828,990
CLEARINGS
covered
estimated.
the
702 in the
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Ending Jan. 14—
week
them
present further below
was
Week
the
0.3%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole
country
having amounted to $21,607,132,629
gain for the week ended Friday of
3.6%. Our comparative summary for the week follows: •
♦
details for
able to give the final
and complete results for
the week previous — the
week
ended Jan. 7. For that week
there was an increase of
last
$21,105,578,499
week
same
BANK
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available
at
time of going to
press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all
cases has to be
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
14, clearings from all cities of the United States
Jan.
exact
foregoing will
cannot furnish
the country,
from which it is possible to obtain
OF
Complete and
45
+
+
<
4.3
+
2.8
—
1.0
-
-
+
—
+
11,461,939
1,T07T25
9,604,852
6.6
48,709,038
40.878,610
6.8
18,839,050
17,143,283
7.4
31,431,900
27,415,500
+ 14.6
+ 10.3
32,779,000
2,718,905
-2,494,203
+
9.0
2,373,088
32,891,700
2,045,598
6.0
798,290,239
761,188,205
+
3.9
797,157,233
696,683,283
+
•
+
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
46
Monday, January 16, 1956
(250)
x
V
1954
1955
Second Federal Reserve District—New
Einghamton
—
+
3.2
6,648 ,796,168
6,028,928,525
143 41'0,557
132,824,489
552,405,776
11,986,158
12,665,432
13,998,687
11,590,904
52,928,472,028
159,776,342
88,589,371
84.910,768
20,177,550
17,953,594
,
j—
York
Rochester
Syracuse
—
Utica
——
——
114,354,318
118,630,450
325,943,200
371,363,743
338,166,377
352,933,229
52,638,574,454
Connecticut—Stamford
New
2.7
1,984 ,230,440
212 ,895,827
2,041,402,290
—
164,177,563
Jamestown
.
—
21,585.073
50,786,524,960
EJmira
New
165,934,328-
570,260,460
Buffalo
Northern
New
Jersey
—
9.9
5.7
+
147, 489,698
530,883 .498,082
1,831, 503,178
Third Federal Reserve DistrictPennaylvanla—Altoona
Lancaster
Wilkes-Barre
—
—
Bois
2,290,321
12,491,866,967
9,228,685,721
35,095,978
29,473,642
+ 30.2
22,161,385
19,735,273
+
10.1
26,539,809
11,483,414,636
37,719,475
34,237,238
+
8.2
27,439,152
21,072,085
26,678~193
24,227,973
978,145.197
+
237, 183,524
207,822,397
+ 14.1
3.6
1,298 780,499
1,235,896,982
—
1,058 402,655
4.3
+
—
+
5.1
71.823,832
+
3.6
77,106,744
54,142,638
69,110,424
+ 12.0
74,582,569
67,791.057
3.9
552,071,602,863
551,603,024,609
0.1
11,498,783,864
11,873,677,226
3.1
54,764,345,027
12,896,976,077
9,574,847,279
7,303,521
8,522,337
+ 17.0
8,482,583
36,558,407
22,801,092
5,718,513
5,541,000,000
—
+
+
—
1,513,393
1,653,465
8.5
1,923,846
1,276,420
+ 16.0
1,574,800
1,766,723
—10.9
2,173,331
2,258,178
7.7
♦1,600,000
1,789,858
—10.6
1,779,641
1,727,352
4,429,616
5,215,672
—15.1
5,055~933
4,521+582
1,157,000,000
1,119,000,000
4,099,939
3,136,148
+ 10.6
91,956,063
83, 164,783
+ 29.9
96,563,322
83, 219,834
+
4.8
100,989,977
93, ,727,316
+
9.8
437,376,119
269,710,614
368, 619,095
+
—
+ 18.7
246, 918,503
—13.2
.+
9.2
8.8
67,510,766
63 ,987,373
+
5.5
5.6
59,954,000,000
57,147, 000,000
+
4.9
1,121,000,000
+ 13.7
+
1,086,000,000
+
3.2
17,096,079
+
2.6
206,493,857
4,333,795
4,109,472
+
5.5
29,240,459
+
1.2
340,887,467
315, 520,922
+
8.0
7,646,168
6,575,050
+ 16.3
7,073,260
3.2
196,275,343
173, 054,160
+
13.4
♦3,600,000
3,312,792
+
8.7
4,199,942
3,260,649
—13.3
387,573,889
423, 841,442
17, 565,941
8.6
8,082,982
7,716,446
+
4.7
7,154,271'
6,094,133
18,329,342
39,518,021
1,328,992
6,150,988
78,563,102
65,571,010
79,593,879
——
80,240,069
!
5,589,811,253
Total (15 cities
5,886,184,446
—
—
14,928,834
—36.7
—
'
I
"
3.2
75,738,341
66, 405,073
4
+ 14.1
+
1.3
812,285,961
711, 524,073
+ 14.2
+
22.4
726,452,740
619, 115,435
5.0
—
63,778,743,293
18,692,351
22,353,380
+ 49.7
14,787,903
9,880,395
5.3
1,190,222,037
1,146,712,224
Cleveland
——
Columbus
m
-
52.110.541
50,754,691
—15.4
84,225,511
599.811,924
506,219,842
+
655,786,497
534,849,478
+
22.6
32,065,249
+ 38.3
425,165,413
350,984,489
6.8
1,758,074,635
44,342,311
158,917,090
—
-
en
.2,906,612
,
1,949,649,599
+ 11.8
+
+ 30.5
53,064,185
2,710,979
34,261,569
+
8.6
21,142,526,596
19,136,873,990
+ 19.7
436,640,573
34,284,796
27,306,361
27,005,698
241,049,149
278,508,101
220,814,630
557,624,903
451,000,606
491,881,323
413,485,242
+
7.0
52,130,800
44,877,100
54,622,200
9.5
7,519,738
10,608,555
400,279,352
10,619,284
409,050,234
379,472,254
369,392,415
1,322,654,233
1,146,878,504
+ 15.3
5,416,372
—18.5
•y
+ 17.4
10.5
363,548,910
+
20.1
+
0.8
+
1.1
281,565,912
279,460,392
64,599,920
—
7.0
360,959,783
359,296,164
+
0.5
19,392,824
—
4.6
205,003,978
191,734,297
+
6.9
6,394,719,452
5,986,964,170
6.8
69,407,860,786
62,442,720,860
-
Kentucky—Lexington
Virginia—Wheeling
Watt
Total (17 cities)—
8,687,228
12,130,625
9,923,224
5,409,895'
14,225,505
+ 21.1
+
'
00,102,140
18,497,298
cft~y~:::::::::::::
40,261,100.
+ 20.8
29,179,338
1,795,625,744
273,137,074
13.4
+
1,565,788,848
43,803,258
7.2
+
7.7
+
69,712,109
+
41,031,947
mm
2,638,196,200
160,823,396
0.2
—
3,893,711
148,834,633
5,082,400
.
j-j-je
7,845,115
9,252,258
9,936,787
+ 12.3
58,687,205
—
1,170,105,375
1,217,596,471'
3.8
+
+ 21.1
—
——-
Newark
11,075,822
18.5
+ 15.6
—
Youngstown
Toledo
12,613,757,044
23,296,779,133
2,466,327,600
146,818,631
+ 19.9
Mansfield
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
+ 14.0
487,587,337
13,589,421,090
26,426,613,825
14,205,505
6,433,476
221,696,000
17,027,796
7,194,335
44,109,855
Lorain
555,719,699
0.5
9.6
+
43.626.540
1,219,342,649
2,250,381,214
Hamilton
•'
8.4
+
10,025,737
11,149,326
m
60,595,324,022
+
12,440,842
15,986,982
+19.6
+ 17.3
+
47,273,873
1,225,396,015
2,465,878,215
221,316,400
—
Cincinnati
6,364,334
—15.0
+
Feurth Federal Reserve District[—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
23.534,507
74,382,650
77,411,563
841,789
—
Jersey—Trenton
2,621,215
3.7
10.2
2,289,525
11,056,616,518
8.6
6,345,205
——-—
Delaware—Wilmington
New
+ 16.9
2,677,102
0.2
9.0
+ 12.4
3,963,854
181, ,660,072
-
Hazleton—;
18.9
—
5,191,385
2,945,172
+
34,250,785
York
Du
i-
93.4
29,582,266
17.743,399
———
—
+
17,535,580
—
—
2,750,715
+ 11.6
5,229,000,000
Philadelphia
Ecranton
5,319,027
108,295,350
3,584,871,907
6,221,726
Lebanon
Reading
8.0
31,743,531
3,707,747
126,541,295 +.
3,337,062,664
19,799,702
—
—
9.5
9.0
4,000, 458,928
40,149,527
—
__
+
+
3,624, 953,307
8,541,531
Chester
Harrisburg
4,109,711
120,689,350
3.6
11,073,068
8,892,727
-
33,807,196
*4,500,000
131,509,026
-Philadelphia—
—
Eethlehem
+ 36.5
4.4
+
1,679,972,346
—
Total (12 cities).
$
+
532,029,471,136
2.8
+
1952
$
+
123,990,707
4.0
1953
+ 10.3
—
222,635,969
+ 20.8
—
39,951,737
54,531,158
2.8
—
Inc. or
Dec. ft
5.2
—
Jersey—Newark
*
S
0
Dec. ft
•
1954
1955
Inc. or
1954
'
York—
149,519.170
*21,000,000
York—Albany
New
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
t
-Week Ended January 7-
-Jan, 1 to Dec. 31—
-Month of December-
Clearing* at—
„
+
+ 11.1
L-r±rr
1,069,926,795
1,255,361,087
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk-
63,138,171
Columbia
+
8.7
938,025,000
+
13.6
22,207,000
23,735,000
9,732,682,497
355,514,860
+
6.4
195,005,356
190,875,600
+ 24.2
9,143,189,777
295,241,553
7,667,693
3,133,864
+ 12.6
690,945,756
642,583,374
+
842,018,930
27,630,389
56,048,156
866,915,156
34,308,425
Richmond
Bouth Carolina—Charleston
210,940,574
1,065,772,000
+
+
105,711,000
3.0
Total
5,923,401
570,343,383
553,025,666
Columbia—Washington
of
(8 cities)
3,188,143,871
—
3,171,149,545
+ 20.4
—
+
17,071,914,304
63,258,897
15,521,949,510
+
+
—
3,827,858
3,988,977
6.4
18,807,000
19,856,000
2.2
190,169,538
189,408,742
5.7
6,377,170
6,017,553
5.5
311,160,134
285,479,654
+
5,876,934,444
311,687,455
+
4.7
6,448,166,696
_
10.0
60,431,358
0.5
+
—
7.5
3.1
1,571,576,316
——5,880,914
Frederick
District
1,522,323,900
-
194,142,328
0.7
3.1
—
Maryland—Baltimore
4,416,212
3.0
+ 10.1
18,952,637
95,974,000
19,522,922
-
35,639,195,584
32,672,497,344
328,675,571
+
9.7
126,233,432
127,947,075
+
•
9.1
684,205,264
667,795,366
—1.3
122,545,282
112,596,179
2.5
653,048,101
617,185,986
+
,
i:
'
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta161,751,829
Nashville
150,145,121
525,772,995
Tennessee—Knoxville
619,675,150
1,623,000,000
32,926,771
29,417,510
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
31,305,081
28,611,775
892,848,829
797,155,755
Macon
Total
5,923~421
7,193~230
213,333,393
211,193,000
+
1.0
158,389,813
156,876,335
565, 204,273
+ 28.5
7,953, ,226,122
+ 19.0
211,469,716
176,363"635
+ 19.9
188,196,776
177,245,519
512, 957,587
+ 21.4
13,237,833
11,133,828
+18.9
10,375,625
10,080,472
6.2
316,301,471
264 ,844,614
+ 19.4
23,043,000
+ 18.0
294,987,000
258 ,849,000
+ 14.0
55,568,036
8,138,239
+
1.8
645,527,866
540, 955,993
+ 19.3
+
2.9
97,002,085
84 ,439,536
+ 14.9
3,213,186
3,043,482
+
5.6
33,502,651
29
+ 13.5
804,548
816,598
710,582
604,321
811,915,191
797,777,311
+
1.8
9,355,085,859
8,679 ,600,941
7.8
195,099,865
190,048,163
164,612,289
147,725,789
5,352,448,197
4,994,575,416
+
7.2
58.204.395.001
51,642,093,232
+ 12.7
1,165,052,286
1,108,862,816
+ 15.3
1,027,799,142
948,873,289
3,029,736
2,583,739
+ 20.0
2,814,220
2,612,291
22,273,019
17,708,606
+ 25.8
15,089,055
12,732,169
9,089,901
9,317,636
2.4
7,089,583
6,402,669
—
(16 cities)
—
12,186,428
3,008,141,000
49,289,090
——
+
+
-
44,141,078
+ 31.5
138, 131,827
119,423,444
+ 15.7
6.1
36,364, 754,000
531 316,515
31,393,549,104
+ 15.8
+ 11.7
436,050,489
+ 21.8
+
78.049,013
+ 12.5
950 148,604
806,111,174
+ -17.9
19,775,873
14,463,270
+ 36.7
194, 358,070
150,788,305
+ 28.9
—
50,504,427
41,139,282
+
22.8
526 619,171
451,701,938
+ 16.6
1-
21,357,631
18,358,753
11,887,973
+16.3
222, 297,623
199,543,290
+ 16.9
145 946,226
146,931,438
5.6
546, 920,398
465,865,253
+ 17.4
+ 15.4
1,131, 937,271
957,194,675
+ 18.3
Rapids
Jackson
87,834,427
—
Lansing
Muskegon
Eay City———
13,896,845
Z
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
50,713,908
107,182,365
325,540,692
Oshkosh
Watertown
+ 15.7
10,210,425
9,712,875
+
+ 11.3
4,234,632
3,675,517
+ 15.2
4,360,689
3,575,753
+ 14.7
4.2
6,221 ,165,641
135,387,985
121,471,697
+ 11.5
130,709,053
108,880,947
6,246,228
2.1
74 387,179
10,876,162
1,828,477
1.7
127 ,677,470
9.6
20 ,530,284
3,861,745
24,863,122
194,967,257
78,055,775
65,414,845
3,690,938
12,669,644
6,979,133
4,698,985,369
Bloomington
Chicago
3,572,376
10,712,998
7,414,837
4,643,767,313
—
+
5.7
3,972 ,243,545
r
311 ,534,660
5,663,814,144
68,564,698
116,229,958
18,458,767
39,279,918
271,144,887-
2,223 ,053,938
781 ,096,374
2,015,786,202
781,413,249 '
49 ,687,815
+ 43.6
+
—
9.1
;
2.9
—16.2
Independence-:.—
Kentucky—Louis vill»z_-
r
-
6.6
5.9
1,609,736
2,449,611
1,957,789
1,713,127
1.2
52,818 ,526,967
48,528,412,556
+
8.8
1,064,343,568
989,203,087
1,032,033,296
934,078,833
6,426,463
6,683,501
5,087,550
3,859,682
14.675.914
12,988,430
13,718,597
13,189,641
9,223,878
10,244,029
7,323,790
6,011,430
1,451,685,034
1,365,606,667
+
269,048,595
692,477,726
304 ,381,633
9,476,505,994
+
1,657,478,467
15,940,429
3,553,988
913,855,482
600,831,504
2,867,984
~
+ 12.7
432,467,492 '
273,193,387
343 ,653,412
+ 19.5
+ 17.1
31,532,942-
+
9.4
-
+ 11.4
+
8.475,531'
7,544,066
7,258,182
4,373,531
JL,397,927,565
1,227,493,378
6.5
+ 33.9
33 ,578,308
3.4
110,720,560,885
99,328,883,875
+ 11.5
—
1.1
18,481,104,995
17,450,329.820
+
5.9
+
8.0
170,030.819
+
9.1
+
6.3
.
2,805,510
—11.9
_11,524,4291...
3,254,075,748
11,189,215
3,205,717,069
185,535,269
~
4
31,363,886 ' -
35,750,802
+
2.1
9.637,124,060
+
7.0
*
6,650,164,821
—
*
Total- (7 cities)
16,471,381
17.2
24.169.875
2,800,033
...
38,182,051
16,766,021
+
506 ,606,250
646,388,955 4 •*
-
4,961,548
41,644,027
19,974,803
+
757 ,907,218
...3,131,129
933,443,423
m
5,957,873
46,476,605
14,532,634
+
6.6
„
.
7,124,711
42,161,104
0.1
—
36,879,913
+ 19.8
1,639,573,685
17,208,617
A
6,950,539
+ 10.3
84,696,457
9,794,550,599
Louis—
26.5
+ 14.9
119,395,139
+ 28.7
Eighth: FodtraLRosorvt District—St. Lauis—
+
39 ,321,101
3,748,497
Total (31 cities)
11.2
89 ,721,688
+
28,874,343
9.9
+
139 ,984,454
23.244.874
Springfield
sterling
8.5
+
5.9
63,510,221
38,826,889
46,501,395
a
+
9.8
3.3
+
67,705,698
—
+
+ 18.3
—
29,922,417
Decatur
Tennessee-^-Memphbt:..
|flinpis-rTf»ek»oa»itte^iir.ii_ii.—
Quincy^r.
5.1
53,491,000
9,059,620
378,739,999
44,998,733
19,423,446
5,546,853
:
.Cape Girardeau-.
6,384,070
85,169,000
10,265,371
184,297,614
345,144,928
27,135,269
City
Missouri—St.
9,531,728
2.5
434 ,336,831
189,353,271
—
+ 24.1
—
3.5
Ames
Rockford
89,725,000
35,322,077
523,602,127
_
Rapids
Moines
Illinois—Aurora
10,255,390
87,486,000
6,380,285
.
—
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar
12,725,710
5.9
3,751,919,399
443,971,723
—
C
+
513 ,570,192
545,529,511
-
—
+
205 166,220
36,547,900
—
92,902,378
0.7
2.8
19,960,485
Milwaukee
48,027,326
+ 11.4
—
16.1
52,230,533
Sheboygan
,
—
11,063,255
1,653,130
-
Bend
Haute
Wisconsin—Madison
5
,520,054
-
16,020,570
3,192,542,000
Flint
.
+ 14.3
+ 15.4
622,970,605
Detroit
,
278 ,816,192
8,366, 562,521
9,460,860,225
StvintH Federal Reserve District—Chicago—
Peoria
318,591,662
+
+ 21.1
Michigan—Ann Arbor
'
4,679,837
9.4
+ 12.0
+ 34.4
Louisiana—New Orleans
Sioux
7,841,958
4,455,778
+ 19.0
5.9
8,372,724
Vicksburg
Des
6,895,828
—16.5
6,297,265
255 ,578,241
2.2
+ 17.6
+ 10.5
Meridian
South
—17.6
+ 13.6
304,245,972
+
+
61,235,330
Jackson
Terre
7,645,996
356,881,367
30,148,277
7.2
48,110,732
26,526,942
i
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
..
322,400,000
—
731,248,118
Montgomery
i
24,300,091
97,118,964
361,000,000
354,600,000
78,700,980
-
Grand
103,014,174
7.5
119,534,597
381,300,000
982,999,933
58,273,609
28,171,848
27,186,000
:
Mobile
■
8.5
+
109,428,961
12.7
+
56,591,711
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
i
—
30,333,769
28,157,284
4.5
16,598 ,000,000
314, ,076,201
5,864,236,090
18.710.100.000
9,651,272,032
726,387,099
Florida—Jacksonville
:■
1,588,200,000
31,078,386
25,018,039
8.8
1,329, ,842,762
5,609 ,619,195
1,446,443,017
7.7
+
—15.2
+
2.2
3.0
31,630,846 T-
138,027,754
•
8,729,192,617
6,288,964;84& "
is
30,733,942
125,806,748"
342,400,000
391,100,000 _•
1.5
35,159,338,547-
32,826,422,680
,
.,
310,400,000
370,800,000
„
..
f
i
——
.
+14.0
175,388,723
153,432,791
221,134,423
+ 10.4
95,573,170
+
5.7
+
2.9
+
9.7
27669,528"
7.1
710,477', 121'
'
7.
27785,~251~
a
+
+ 14.2 r
:: +
+
26.1
—37.7
-
149,967,991'.
136,987,589
121,333,038 +
119,155,901
:^68p367:;
2,542,365
f;
:
674,006;765
644,782,565
,-
58^685,855
'5l
Wifo^WWiaW* r+mwt»(^^r«Wi^«u(>tiicvJ!«j »w m
Number 5499
Volume 183
.
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
T":.V
Clearings at—
1955
1954
$
-
Ninth Federal Reserve
35,539,304
1,572,503,585
12,422,415
9,480,179
617,135,657
598,920,690
+
3.0
♦5,000,000
4,838,711
+
1,869,642
1,683,745
42,589,908
Paul
Winona
m*'-
-r-r,.
'.
37,807,902
...
5,316,000
Ferks
Grand
Minot
;V
35,895,667
51,121,906
1955
1954
f
Week Ended January 7v
'
Inc. or
$
16,367,024
450.352,503
423,542,746
5.9
66,234,000
58,588,000
78.248,844
68,825,997
217,058,825
2,237,537
4.1
...
5.0
9,637,470
8,523,545
+13.1
6,435,997
6.1
7,848,915
338,639,586
336,421,600
+
0.7
358,100,920
317,275,642
128,~5~20~345
122,440,095
+
5~0
133,37~6~685
127,35~3~575
9,407,129
9,661,877
9,084,297
3,673,738
5~045,300~
37798,694"
+
+ 11.2
9.0
+
+16.1
6.3
+
5.1
+
2,445,805,602
396,879,899
343,404,387
5.5
45,751,741
42,812,966
5.0
321,718,402
290,160,694
+ 10.9
2.3
229,110,822
207,632,741
+10.3
+
2,279,078
2,468,732,034
*
+ 14.7
--
+
57,064,205
$
+ 13.7
"228,022,340
1952
$
+ 13.1
5.1
47
1953
Dec. Yc
48,509,530
19,010,395
v.
388,730,507
+
18,982,360
—,
6,421,344,832
3.3
—
4,282,152
58,245,077
_
6,997.564,838
—
27,724,880
19,427,216
(16. cities)
104,880,673
—
21,165,883
4,028,322
Falls
17,436,145,978
116,594,508
—
29,117,272
Helena
18,496,867,526
—11.2
5,651,000
34,089,083
Sioux Falls
V
446,011,735
0.1
+ 11.0
7,204,255
Huron
Montana—Billings
Total
or
Dec. %
+ 31.0
+
20,300,189
Dakota—Aberdeen—
Lewlstown
Inc.
-
1
+ 15.4
6,839,744
—
Great
(251K
..
1954
t
40,996,552
Fergus Falls
North Dakota—Fargo
1955
Dec. *
1,573,899,426
Minneapolis
Rochester
Wouth
Inc. or
;
,
$
..|
,
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
6t.
'
2.1
674,407,929
641,698,496
+
—
+ 15.6
6,043,654
23,864,610
21,961,213
+
26,731,664,609
+
508,230,015
7.1
14,982~795
504,321,484
5,¥557611
5,172,643
—17.8
11,3317666
12,7~9_l"655
0.8
527,983,210
483,740,889
8.7
28,641,761,998
7,246,192
12,308,093
5.1
1.8
+
4,163,104
6.9
+
0.9
—
9,135,355
'
+
,
.
Tenth Federal Deserve District—Kansas City;
Nebraska—Fremont
6,718,667
4,752,527
+ 41.4
48,059,463
42,012~037
+14~4
643,370,804
705,609,375
3,987,686
4,121,316
67,305,270
50,748,488
488,636~680
467,803~916
7,722,042,383
7,935,563,478
+ 32.6
1,019,583
1,484,566
-31.3
766,433
-23.4
4~5
1,001,099
891,557
870,432
+
10,459,881
12,498,468
-16.3
10,560,236
10,786,563
—
2.7
135,451,885
143,002,666
5.3
173,698,172
154,521.540
+
6.9
Hastings
Lincoln
;_i
Omaha
—
._
.
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
a
8.8
—
-
3.3
—
41,757,351
39,064,835
1,780,588
2,324,535
—23.4
22,330,105
26,656,079
52,316,107
44,827,427
+ 16.7
525,945,730
492,575,210
110,030,109
119,111,354
5,668,660
5,025,454
1,716,767,259
1,773,583,946
53,529,347
63,515,102
2,488,494
294,009,117
1,933,155
+ 28.7
24,145,027
235,961,379
24.6
3,173,724,604
24,516,076
716,953,670
725,137,781
Topeka
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Carthage
—
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
V
Springs-
Denver
Pueblo
Total (14 cities)
6.8
10,374,716
10,465,311
7.6
1,354,835,240
1,197,465,885
+ 13.1
27,966,510
27,015,437
59,530,073
53,510,893
+ 11.3
3.2
20,057,799,844
18,777,178,950
+
6.8
381,101,160
385,631~651
—15.7
630,380,256
624,658,709
+
0.9
12,006,682
12,118,645
4,252,397
5,535,932
—
+
+
—
(a)
3,680,196,047
2.4
—
245,379,728
7,607,610,322
+
42,982,373,231
8,759,604
10,622,694
3.5
24,573,205
24,875,769
^75
410,6~18~213
390,596~046
0.9
15,164,454
14,499.14^7
—23.2
3,240,357
3,915,401
+
—
+18.3
26.8
+ 11.8
(a) 82,020,241
(a)
0.9
—
+ 16.7
2,683.003,020
8,502,926,796
1.9
+
20,681,983
.
311,013,872
1.1
—-
3,751,868,239
1,124.937
—16.2
+ 12.8
—
23,952,851
(a)
-
1,205,765
7a)
(a)
40,303,921,737
+
6.6
583,399,247
""
3,182,597
598,753,775
3,To~6~406
651,894,160
2.6
—
614,918,985
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Texas—Austin
46,041,694
Beaumont
El
Paso
+ 10.3
19.353,106,252
+ 12.0
4.0
2,256,340,027
+
33,774,000
4.7
1,617,165,034
7,385,792
555,089,174
""
11,755,500
12,552,110
10,081,463
10,687.483
491,383,887
506,300,703
423~4~7~I"O23
385,~3~34"667
7,881,966
—
+
1,968,449,156
+ 14.6
1,858,776,392
1,681,054,848
+10.6
46,370,008
47,¥)7~999
38,2~94~592
34,To~3"04o
9.5
360,254,000
342,403,000
5.2
7,549,000
7,733,000
6,904,000
7,975,000
5.9
19,199,928,618
16,917,964,627
•
6.3
96,998,092
+ 16.9
341,230,697
+
+ 13.5
85,566,503
27,301,966
317,535,720
—
+ 13.4
"
Falls
31,917,798
Texarkana
•
9,870,654
7,493,906
67,077,521
+ 12.1
Total
4,232,828,790
cities)
(11
3,998,894,773
7,711,196
8,427,114
6,~639~388
5,¥l~l~313
97,282,648
81,127,847
+ 19.9
798,640,031
676,338,257
+ 18.1
18,35L042
15,~123~633
13.014:814
12,*548~069
47,528,106,001
42,151,756,149
+ 12.8
583,120,633
597,974,559
498,405,280
456,359.512
196,135,842
161,454,826
5,903,370
5,590,001
+ 31.7
75.225,256
Louisiana—Shreveport
>
258,394,178
21,678,567,306
158,417,371
Arthur
Wichita
V
+ 18.1
284,999.016
6.8
—
211,940,267
»30,566,000
__
Houston
469,815,761
3.9
+
1,713,286,788
—
8.6
+
1
203,529,964
-mm
___
_
-Galveston
Port
+
24,110,402
1,801,341,955
165,931,438
—
Worth
Ft.
42,390,385
25,059,777
1,924,013,629
Dallas
•
+
5.9
+
7.5
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Washington—Bellingham
6,836,249
7,903,612
791,819,046
775,031,069
21,384,560
26,577,181
Idaho—Boise
45,466,993
42,190,639
Oregon—Eugene
17,039,000 'M
23,379,000
Seattle
—
Yakima
-
_
Portland
Salt
Lake
+
7.8
475,941,384
424,087,466
+ 12.2
—27.1
167,832,300
134,458,000
+
+
*
3.4
+
+ 10.3
Berkeley
+
7.0
243,371,866
224,749,419
399,069,331
+
11.3
4,601,067,679
3,992,132,513
169,760,543
+
3.9
1,968,987,597
1,580,026,887
+
6.0
570,859,784
518,656,860
+ 10.1
+
+ 16.2
9,277,487,265
8,208,133,523
+ 13.0
45,818,903
43,038,465
6.5
497,729,909
428,513,240
116,804,742
103,212,355
+ 13.2
1.291,169,127
1,096,097,022
6,283,805
3.501.111
153,891,806
172,127,045
68,357,198
75.908.615
+ 12.2
344,159,511
294,416,286
71,711,674
+
9.4
855,984,967
756,796,809
•
i'
"
■
„
+13.1
_
Riverside
'■143,069.753
>
■
1
—24.7
104,530,040
—
————
———
+ 16.9
78,471,773
—19.9
189,113,055
-
78,742,078
+ 17.8
28,646,366
_
—
p.
—
—
"
■
40,583,079
+ 67.2
24,277,167
22,406,082
-
18,066,339
15,895,812
-
+ 13.7
21,838.909
—
17,149,873
17,040.879
20,267,936
18,659,100
+
8.6
212,257,691
182,052,543
2,813,711,611
2,720,416,603
+
3.4
31,492,156,693
28,019,576,042
+ 12.4
579,469,809
551,892,158
»'
+
5.0
547.034,510
546,969.822
1,124,193,681"
924,097,758
+ 21.7
23,927,417
20,803,886
f
+15.0
17,123,656
18,412.697
7.2
328,892,302
308,537,385
+
6.6
6,623,217
7,292,171
—
0.9
592,956,038
531,715,669
+ 11.5
10,018,280
10,385,995
—
+ 13.0
_
Francisco
San
151,543,225
8.3
+
+ 15.3
32,131,947
Ban
165,056,958
5.6
+
+ 24.6
54,063,691
7.0
+
.
Modesto
Pasadena
+ 21.5
2f.8
___
Beach__
'
,
9.2
21,694,525
57,303,378
Jose
+
16.6
——
'
—
—
—
—
•
97,508,474
*
Barbara
84,792,428
32,931,033
Total (19 cities)
Outside New
York
5,671,255,576
^Clearings
•
5,418,746,068
53,704,255,959
operation
discontinued.
'
,'5
-
+
—
106,632,727,987
-54,976,174,977
——
•Estimated., v(a)
51,742,781
105,762,699,937
.—
Grand Total (180 cities)
+ 15.0
30,706,202
51,287,013
Stockton
.,
269,986,101
746,150,503
176,450,664
California—Bakersfield
Santa
8,521,302,357
294,696,256
23,202,366
Arizona—Phoenix
;
89,648,765
9,402,415,901
+
798,488,287
-
City
Long
92,684,390
2.2
—19.5
444,331,601
_
Utah—Ogden
—13.5
+
—
+
Figures for 1954
jcountries of the world. We give below
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
^
r
BY
JANUARY
a
63,834,844,341
56,504,984,645
1,111,012,656
1,091,235,111
+
1.8
1,013,262,130
1,094,144,925,520
+
4.9
21,607,132,629
21,537,012,702
+
0.3
22,582,453,166
18.445,551,280
-616,680,872,676
562,115,454,384
+
9.7
10,550,516,111
10,053,598,066
+
4.9
10,090,586,199
9,216,865,565
2.4
for
are
the
first
six
months
>'
only.
FEDERAL
buying rate for cable transfers
RESERVE
BANK
TO
;¥>•
TO
JANUARY
12,
1,016,330,658
;
-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
on
Bank
the different
record for the week just passed.
1956
11,592.677
1,147,564,370,758
The condition statement of weekly reporting member
banks
of
shows
the
the
,
Federal Reserve System in
following
ended Jan. 4:
UNDER
TREASURY
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
ances
mand
6,
5.869.150
9,137,985
0.8
Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
Treasury the
6,820,257
3.5
4.7
Foreign Exchange Rales
Pursuant to the requirement of
9.2
1956, INCLUSIVE
principal
Increases of $261
leading cities
changes for the week
million in reserve bal¬
with Federal Reserve Banks,
deposits
credited
to
$646 million in de¬
domestic banks, and $423
million in borrowings, and a decrease of $498 million in
demand deposits adjusted.
Country
and
Monetary Unit
Noon
Buying Rate
lor
Cable Transfers in
New
York
(Value
In
United States
Money)
Commercial,
industrial,
agricultural
and
loans
de¬
million at all reporting member banks; the
changes were-a decrease of $110 million in
New York City and increases of $46 million in the San
creased $30
Friday
Australia,
t
r
-
i:,,
r
Austria,
Belgium,
peso
;
t
2.235557
schilling
.0385802*
franc
.0200166
Jan. 11
Jan.10
t
•
2.237383
2.235972
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Jan. 9
t
pound
-
Monday
Jan. 6
Argentina,
Jan. 12
:■»>;
.0200071
:
.0385802*
.0200000
v
.2
w
.0200000;
.328033
.328333
.328200
.328200
.328200
1.001138
1.001205
1.001629
1.001294
1.001183
.210100
.210300
,210200
.210166
,00435401*
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India,
,.00285357
.237188*
rupee
Mexico, peso
_'_II
.210200
Switzerland,
Union
United
of
fra
South
.00285357
Treasury notes, and of United States Government bonds
.237188*
.237188*
decreased
.237188*
.237188*
.210300
.210200
.210166
.210200
2.805625
2.807916
2.806145
2.806250
2.806770
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.261257
.261300
.261442
2.780114
2.778361
2.778361
2.778980
.140080*
.140080*
.493766*
.496766'
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
tTemporarily omitted.
no
net
change
-
in
holdings
of
Francisco District and in¬
.193330*
.233350
pound
was
creased $64 million in the San
.140080*
.496766*
There
Treasury bills at all reporting member banks; they de¬
creased
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
2.795143
2.797425
2.795661
2.795661
2.796284
2.805625
2.807901
2.806294
2.806160
2.806785
$33
million
in
the
Cleveland District
and
$2$
million in the Dallas District..
*•■
Africa,
Kingdom, pound sterling
•Nominal.
.140080*
$44 million, $41 million, and $80 million, re¬
spectively.
.0800560
.261207
.0349000
nc
of indebtedness, of
.00435401*
.00285357
.496766*
I
Holdings of Treasury certificates
.00435401*
.00285357
.140080*
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona
in the St. Louis District,
Chicago
.C0435401*
.261100
guilder
the
.00435401*
2.777846
Netherlands,
in
.00285357
.210100
"
Ireland, pound
$17 million
District. • Changes ac¬
cording to industry appear in another press release. Be¬
ginning with the current week, agricultural loans are
reported separately. "Other" loans increased $45 million.
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0200000
and
2.236470
,2.235972
•
.0385802*
Francisco District, $26 million
t
t
..
.
principal
'
Demand
the
deposits
adjusted decreased $189
million in
Chicago District, $82 million in the San Francisco
District, $64 million in the Richmond District, $62 mil¬
lion in the Kansas
City District, and $57 million in the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
48
(252)
St.
Louis
they increased $61
District, but
million
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
ber banks follows:
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
Dec. 28,*
Jan. 4,
1955
1956
Products,
1st
cumulative preferred stock
Buildings Co.—
50-yr. s. f. gold bonds, due
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.—
1960
mtge.
Carolina,
1st
Name of
Page
Feb
6
*
28
Jan
.
2
A
Ray
6%
Drug
15-year 3Vs% debentures
—Feb
& Paper Co., 4%%
pfd. stock—Feb
Co.,
Virginia
Pulp
payment
share
bonds, series A, due 1965—_—,—;+
Mar 1
convertible debentures due 1966———Jan 30
Pet Milk Co., 4% %' preferred stock—
————Feb 15
Seabrook Farms Co., 3%% s. f. debentures, due 1962—Feb
1
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), 3%% debentures due 1982-Feb 10
Corp.,
-Loans
—
adjusted*
Commercial
to
chasing
Other
561
loans?
*
8
loans
1,9881
165
—+ .744
41
—1,254
—2,755
"~~r
Federal Reserve
with
,
+
1
+
373
+
261
13,916
Banks
preferred
American
OH
adjusted
deposits
21,639
deposits
U.
Government
S.
Interbank
banks
Domestic
stock
+
this
in
193
—
66
+
serves;
tPrior
1st
+
147
6%
+
383
Prestole
revised.
banks
valuation re¬
and
week,
agricultural
SOct.
reclassification increased commercial, industrial,
$318 million and decreased real estate loans
by $294 and $25 millions, respectively.
/
and
and
loans
loans
East
Dome
In
A
&
class
certificates—.——.—
fund for F.R. notes
20,141,350
864,693
preferred
Oats,
1955
23,753
521
Rcece
F.
R.
other
of
notes
reserves
banks
cash—
Other
Industrial
loans-
under
Held
U.
36,963
158,600
+
+
48,616
31,975
+
408,532
269,746
6
6
+
21,943
—
repurchase
354
agree't
994
—
+
21,943
761
—
+
354
securities—
Bills
——-
Total
Supply
—235,000
U.
Total
loans
Due from
and
securities
cash
Other
assets—.
+
68
6,369
+
8,362
27,177
54,499
51,539,210
-679,880
+
528,302
1
9-15
17'/2C
1-25
1-10
93 %c
1-25
1-16
Reserve notes
Member
U.
S.
bank
26,613,658
—224,099
19,135,396
349,868
reserves
Treas.—general
account
—282,889
34,164
+
84,519
106,970
+
7,601
44,421
—105,223
67,827
Foreign
458,312
Other
318,714
Total
deposits
20,262,290
+
—295,992
3,504,275
13,833
—167,406
Deferred availability cash items—
Other liabs. & accrued dividends
Riverside
liabilities
Cement,
class
American
Button
621,544
—
+
669
—
253,382
108,814
706
—
50,394,056
—688,166
+
476,270
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
preferred J
Surplus
(Section
7)
I
(Section
13b)
!
+
14,930
+
693,612
Surplus
732
+
Plywood
Roper
Stock
A
B
(quar.)
preferred
D
32,711
27,543
Other
capital
Total
liabs.
accounts
&
7,554
+
4~391
—679,880
+
528,302
120,191
capital
accounts
+
51,539,210
of
gold certificate reserves
to deposit & F. R. note liabili¬
ties
San
Diego
5%
4%%
San
combined
Contingent
ances
44.8%
liability
on
.4%
—
foreign
32,941
2,288
363
13,537
19
—
&
preferred
preferred
Electric,
(quar.)
common
4.36%
1421
A
Schuster
3
1-
3
Traders
1-16
12-29
1-16
12-29
(Increased)
12-29
29th Towers
12-29
Union
1-16
12-29
1-23
1-25
1-
3
3
5V2%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
preferred
(quar.)
27»/2C
United
Science
Notices
Below will be found
preferred
and
list of
stock
corporate bonds, notes,
called
for
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last
date for mak¬
the current volume
the details
were
page number gives the
Mills,
Pittsburgh Rys. 5%
in
in which
given in the "Chronicle."
OF
Inc., preferred stock
1st mtge. s. f. bonds due
Fund
Scott Paper
Co.,
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg.,
page
1
12688
1970—1—I Jan
18
•
50c
preferred
3.65%
1-12
(quar.)
2-
1
'
(quar.)_.
Common
(New Hamp.)
(increased
2-
1
1-14
2-
1
1-14
9iy4c
(quar.)
40c
32-
1
(stock
Inc.
div.)
(From
Approximate
30th
Trust
6%
1
2-24
2-
1
1-13
payable in
be
cash
of
(stock
1-27
or
stock
1-
6
27.42%
(final)
2-15
1-
6
1-27
1-
6
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
17'/2c
(year-end)
Y.)
7c
—
*2Cc
_
*
(quar.)—
3-
1
2-15
2-10
12-28
3-
1
2-15
2Cc
2-15
*2Cc
1-16
1-
$300
(quar.)—
1-16
1-
2-
1
6
35c
2-
35c
1-31
1-13
iCc
1-16
12-30
$40
(resumed)
Ltd.
(quar.)
dividend)—
2-
*3£c
ic%
60c
*30c
(increased
com.
-
1
1
1-16
2-
1
Fund
income
and
(10c
12c
1
1-30
2-
1-
6
12-15
9
1-10
Machinery,
1
1-10
2-
1
1-10
1-31
1-13
net
22c
15c„
(quar.)_
Co.
1-31
$*c
2-28
1-31
1-16
1-
25c
4
»*.
62%c
2-
1
1-
3
37y2C
•
(Bait.)—
1-13
2-28
•
I
—
1-31
lice
III—I
common
(quar.)—
&- Guaranty
1-31
2-
securi¬
~
Shoe
2-29
''Cc
quar.)
from
from
Distributors
preferred
2-
•
profits)
2-
1
1-
3
-
5Cc
shares
S.
S.
(stock
of
S.
12-23
12-30
dividend)—
new
common
($4
par)
for
share held
Royalty
Shoe
Oil
6c
Corp.
oc_
Extra
U.
1-16
1-27
Gypsum
each
U.
U.
—::::::::::
Vitamin
Corp.
(quar.)
Universal
Leaf
1-10
m
15c
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-27
1-16
12-27
2-15
Universal Pictures Co.—
Oil
Tobacco,
(stock
common
divid.)—
(quar.)
50%
1-25
2-
1
12-23
Utah
non-cum.
Construction
12-30
Utah
shares
Oil
pfd.
(quar.)
(stock
Cement
£Cc
div.).
com.
(One
stock
for
sh.
2-
1
1-12
$1.06'/<
3-
1
2-15
1-16
12-30
>4%
100
1-19
3
2-15
~
iSf.
Tool,
1-13
on
70c
1-
16%
receipts
(quar.)
class B (extra)
Ltd.,
&
Permanente
declared
dep.
Missouri
Consolidated
Boston
to
1-16
(Calif.)
Fidelity
Quarterly
4
10c
of
amount
Co.
S.
Four
2-14
in¬
income)
Shareholder's
Dec.
Shares,
*45c
1-16
1-13
10c
$1.14
(N.
Universal
quar.)
common
American
U.
1-20
85c
$1
preferred
6%
■
U. S.
4c
(extra)
$3.40
1-26
net
(quar.)
Security Insurance
vestment
Date
(from
7-20
Security Title Insurance (L. A.)
Selected
Feb
(quar.)
income)
Seiberling Rubber,
TENDER
Company and Issue—
Head
location
(except where indicated)
NOTICE
Indian
Nuclear
Scott & Fetzer Co.
a
common
ing tenders, and the
&
investment
1-31
1-30
2-1
(quar.l
(quar.)
Shirt
United
1
2-15
$1.06 >4
Nevada
Continental
ties
1-20
8-
1-10
2Cc
Extra
'4-20
1
6Cc
United Industrial
Corp.
(guar.)—
'
United Keno Hill
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
3
1
1-10
2-
$i.cey4
(Canadal,
investment
1-16
1
1-10
1
62%c
(quar.)
Glass
(quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
United
1-16
5-
1-13
1
2-
$1.21
Preferred
12-31
2-
1
2-
$1
1-20
United
\
2-
$1.14
(quar.)
1-20
Co.
Drill
27 %c
28c
pfd.
1-20
Corps.,
27 %c
1-15
2-17
2-15
United
(quar.)
1
3-15
2-15
United
1-
2-
2-15
12-30
(quar.)
$1
Co.—
$1
12-30
,1-16
12-30
92J/2c
12-30
1
1-26
1-16
87%c
1-16
2-
2-15
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-16
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
25c
preferred
$3.70
1-16
1-
1-26
1-20
Oil
1
2-15
2-15
Union
2-
1-24
$1.12Vz
12-30
1-16
7
(quar.)_
1-16
1-
3
2-
25c
(liquidating)
Co.
Gas
1-16
9
1-
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Investment
42c
1-
1-20
preferred
Union
1-25
1-20
25c
(quar.)
Trust
Union
5%%
1-10
2%
12'/2c
(quar.)
Corp.
Electric
$3.50
Schwitzer
5%%
1-20
split)
(quar.).
Pipeline
pieferred
of
1-10
1-17.:
25c
1-10
$4
9
*20c
(quar.)
1-16
1
$4.50
12-30
tlOc
common
1
2-
_
Trane
Co.
(quar.)_
Transamerica Corp. (quar.)
Trust Co. of N. J.
(Jersey City)
1-16
$1.09
(quar.)—
2-
1
out¬
new
Building Association, Ltd.
1-16
20c
1-16
Extra
40C
(quar.)
(Ed.)
&
22c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A
B
1-
Bank
25c
(quar.)
Brewery
Mining
22%c
(quar.)
preferred
&
Class
(quar.)
2-15
Mfg.
Gas
Fibre
Elevators,
1-10
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Miquel
Scarfe
—
Insurance
I.),
preferred
Toronto
1-31
27 %c
Gas
4.56%
Tonopah
6
1-31
*50c
(quar.)
Savannah Electric & Power, com.
.5%
accept¬
for
purchased
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
Ltd.
Marine
Quarterly
4.40%
Ratio
&
2-
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
79c
25c
2-15
(quar.)_„
Inc.
S2.50
4.25%
$1.50
(increased quar.)—
1-19
2-
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)
pref.
<H.
$1.37%
C
Corp.,
Fire
(quar.)
1-31
25c
preferred
Trade
1-10
&
A (quar.)
Light, $4.56
4(4%
35c
(quar.)
common
preferred
Paul
12-30
1-
the
on
Securities, Ltd. Amer.
ordinary (final)
for
$1.12%
(quar.)
Royal McBee,
preferred
1-16
1-31
25C
(50-guilder par shs.)
preferred
12-30
1
1-18
65c
American, dep. receipts for. deferred
Toledo
Edison, common
5%
Corp.
dividend
4V2 %
1-16
10c
(quar.)
(George D.)
2-15
6
2-
1
Mfg.—
Co.,
Thompson
2-15
1
35c
(quar.)
1
3-
&
conv.
Tobacco
2-15
3-
$1.18%
1-
2-15
2-
3-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$2.40
2-15
1
1-16
1-17
5%
preferred
Thernioid
1-13
1
3-
$1.02%
..
(quar.)
1-25
3-
3-13
1-31
$1.12%
(quar.)
Service, $4 preferred
Therm-O-Disc.
5
$1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
St.
1-
$1.02 y2
(quar.)
preferred I
Aircraft
6%
1-16
12-30
2
preferred
$4.84
1-10
56c
A
(effective
Natural
Thatcher Glass
12-20
25c
quar.)
Extra
5%
1
1-16
1-16
4-
3Cc
(quar.)
Power
$4
1-13
5c
4.10%
Rohr
2-
2-24
Instruments, Inc.—
4.48%
Texas
6
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
1-
2-
$1.50
(accum.)—
F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)—
St. Lawrence
303,808
A
(increased
1-16
30c
:
preferred
Ryder System, Inc.
Capital paid in
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
Rochester Gas & Elec.,
4%
$1
.-
Mills
Rochester
5Va%
Total
(quar.)—
Co
Roddis
Deposits—
Texas
6-15
1
9
65c
dividend
Common
3-15
710-
4%%
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Illinois
$1.75
Rochester
61,242
176,039
assets
Texas
Stock
9-15
$1.75
4.10%
Total
Electric
6-15
$1.75
6
3-
65c
(quar.)
)
7-1
2nd
1-
Tool
Malleable
Texas
2nd
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
Haute
3-15
(quar.)
446~904
Terre
1
1
—
Class
3
4-
1
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.).
dividend
3-15
4-
common
"1952 series"
Machine
1
10-
—69l"921
—
3
1-10
1-
1
12'/2c
standing shares after two-for-one
Sunrise
Supermarkets
(quar.)—
Super Mold Corp. of Calif, (quar.)
Superior Steel
<quar.)_
Talon, Inc., class A
12-30
1-16
$1.75
Rice
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
4-
$1.75
22
4,520,331
premises
1-17
1-25
Oil
Stock
12-30
(quar.)
25,006,812
securities
items
1-16
$1.75
Brand
Corp.
pfd.
1-26
•
6
2-
25c
(quar.)
15c
1-
2%
:
(quar.)
series"
$1.75
3
1
20c
class
25c
'+
1-10
2-
373/2c
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
"1954
(quar.)
River
&
4%%:
1-
1-10
1-
56c
Co.,
1-16
1
25%
I
(quar.)
pfd.
Sun
50c
1
1-16
*35c
quar.)
(quar.)
Propane Gas,
Sundstrand
1-16
2-
2-
25c
(increased
5.20%
Suburban
1-16
(quar.)—
346,548
P.)
Greene
1-14
1-16
1-13
Textiles—
Container
Stubnitz
1-16
preferred
>--485,600
78,817
24,177,558
foreign banks
Uncollected
Eank
Gov't,
S.
Stores
preferred:
(J.
1
2%
Co. of Calif, (quar.)
Assn.^ (quar.)
-i
7% 1st preferred (quar.)
preferred
Ltd.
dividends
1-26
preferred
3%%
Canada,
conv
1-31
1
5Cc
conv.
50c
1-10
2-
*15c
(quar.)
5.20%
preferred
10,100
A
(extra)
5.20%
1st
Rich's,
class
1-12
2V-2C
—
12-30
1-20
$icc
Ltd.,
3-15
preferred
+
of
20c
._
1-16
*56y4c
quar.)
9
1
1-13
25c
2
2-
1-16
1
93 %c
22-
1-23
2-
_
(quar.)
Ohio
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
5Cc
2Cc
of
3-12
1st
356,648
Co.
2
7%
—250,600
2-17
(quar.l
pfd.
4-
*15c
&
Rike-Kumler
Total
12-16
1st
—
1
J.)
4%%
Stop & Shop (stock dividend)
Strawbridge & Clothier, common
12-16
7%
24,140,458
37,100
bought
1-23
2nd
■'———
outright—
Held under repurchase agree't
-
—
(quar.).
—
Revere Racing
Rlce-Stix, Inc.,
7%
9
1-23
7%
523,648
2,801,750
' .V'-.
Stone
7%
+
Stock
1-13
8,128,642
—
14,165,913
—
Bonds
}
Republic
3-
(quar.)
<N.
50c
preferred
5%
Ltd.
A
40c
preferred
Ltd.,
S:erling Aluminum Products
Chemical
Class
1-20
85c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Engineering
Co., Inc.—
(quar.)
Participating extra stock dividend
Republic Service Corp.
Re-M'ark
1
87'/2c
(quar.)
Electric
2-
1-20
Ry, Equipment Mfg.—
25c
Reliance
27 %c
Co.,
Bros.
3-
9
—7,961,642
—250,600
1,252,090
5,920,699
-
Certificates
Notes
preferred
Extra
7%
Bought outright-
*
(Mass.),
(Canada)
Stores
1-20
J30C
Sterchi
1-25
25c
(quar.)
—
Government
S.
24,274
806,262
695
advances-
AcceptancesBought outright
3,151
388,263
380,458
—
and
Discounts
of America, common
Corp.
1
Insurance
Brock,
4'/2 %
Stevens
50c
Reltman's
2-
Dredging
Co.
2-24
25c
1st
1-20
Si.15
convertible
4-
*30c
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Inc.
Reading Co., com. (quar.)
3
—
21,006,043
certificate
gold
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
sale
Extra
$3.50
preferred
1-20
Steel
Mining
12-31
1
2-15
1
1-16
$1.25
92'/2c
2-
1
2-
(quar.)
12-20
12-23
SI.10
3-
15C
1-11
1-16
1-16
(quar.)
Stanley
12-22
1
50c
25c
1-20
Class
B
(quar.l
Stauffer Chemical Co.
1-20
2-
(quar.)
1
1-12
2-15
1-13
2-
1-10
—
Co.
preferred
(Increased
12-22
1
Sl.OS'/i
1-10
1
1-14
2-
1-20
1
1-20
1
1
1
Oil
2-15
2-
2-
$120
(quar.)
Stern & Stern
on
1-14
59c
53c
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
Standard Products Co
$1.50
profit
5
1-20
1
Standard
5
Inc.—
from
1-
2-15
2-
$1.06'A
Shares,
1-31
f50c
common—
3
2-
2-
3-
5
97%c
1-17
$1.12 V2
1-
3
$1.03%
Fuel
12-28
3-1
X- 5
1-31
(quar.)
Standard
$1.05
1-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1-
1-17
1-
1-
1
45c
(quar.)
securities)
Corp.
1-17
1-16
GCc
(quar.)
2-
Standard
40C
payment
Power
1-30
20c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Distribution
(initial
Reliable
Total
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Standard
'
common
preferred
Radio
3,148
—
(payable
(quar.)
Quebec
ASSETS—
Redemption
A
Colorado,
preferred
of
Jan. 12,
1956
div.)
(quar.)
Decrease (—) Since
—
4%
5c
of
Co.
Quincy
195G
com.
1-26
$1.12V2
28 %c
pfd.
2-10
6
Service
1-13
1
12-31
25c
I
(quar.)
12-31
5%
(stock
com.
preferred
6%
Increase ( +) or
Public
Fire
1-16
12-31
1-31
2-
(quar.)
Standard
2-
1-31
*25c
Production
1-18
*4c
—
Quarterly
(In thousands of dollars)
Jan.11#
Materials
1
*$1
12-15
*25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.60
1-31
igc
preferred
4.60%
12-20
2-
1-13
12-30
Electric—
&
4.40%
12-20
1-16
5%
1-12
1
1-16
(quar.l
Gas
4.25%
of Rec.
1-16
175c
common)-.
Industries,
Service
Quaker
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
*56c
_
(quar.)
div.)„
——
B
B
Extra
Public
Payable
1
Co.—
4.15%
Holder1
1
6-
4%
^
Ltd.,
3.90%
When
1-27
3-
12-28
2-
(quar.)—
series
Indiana
Southwestern
Ltd.. (s-a)—
Ltd., com. (s-a)
(stock dividend),
class
New
4,
2nd
1-27
$53C
<quar.)__
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
Southwestern Drug Corp., $5 1st
pfd.
Mines,
4lA %
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Jan.
prefeired
4.80%
Brothers & Co.,
41/2%
Gold
182.
preferred
(stock
com.
4.20%
"other"
4.72%
*2837
6-15
28c
Power
4.36%
(quar.)
partic.
Corp.,
Class
1955
preferred
non-cum.
Prudential
5
Power,
4.72%
*2472
Share
Progress Mfg.
Prosperity Co.—
not reported
loans were
separately.
agricultural
tVolume
1-10
3-15
*i5c
(quar.)
Colorado
of Canada Ltd.
Corp.
33
+
Price
current
the
to
issue.
Name of Company
456
__
1,096
Canada
(Continued from page 12)
Power
.
to
loans
1
1
1
(quar.)
3.70%
309
—
5
after deduction of
individual loan items are shown gross.
of
Mar
Feb
Ltd.
Edison,
preferred
Southern
Southern
Preston
tExclusive
*
1962
due
2-
70c
California
preferred
4.56%
6
19
148
—
344
—
—
"December 28 figures
2
bonds—Jan
527
64.6
Paper Mills
Southern
mtge. inc.
1-
1-10
Corp
Southern New England
+
22
O.)
Wesson, Inc. (quar.)
Pittsburgh Water, 4l/2%
Southern
4y2%
Banks
others
6y2%
77
135
+
1,486
Federal Reserve
Feb
Cement Corp.,
1
1
dividend)—
&
Southern
*1698
103
—
11,703
banks
Borrowings—
From
15
Per
Foreign
From
stock——Feb
3
(quar,)—
-
Southern
+
+
—
2,304
———.
——
South
(stock
6
2-
2-
t25c
____i
i
(A.
Smith
Mar 15
stock
pfd.
Inc.,
I
Inc.
3
+45C
+3C
common
1-
1-18
_
(quar.)__
1-16
lie
Ltd
Co., Ltd.,
(Howard;
Exfra
Smith
2
DIVIDENDS
58,384
-
except U. S. Government
deposits
demand deposits—
Time
Co.,
Smith
*2462
*2462
1
&
•Announcement
Mines,
&
preferred
4.48%
LIABILITIES—
Demand
(N.)
$2.12
413
—
33
498
2,768
Advertising
1
1
Apr
debentures—Mar
conv.
preferred
624
+
133
—
——
with Domestic banks
1,061
—
:-
Inc.,
due 2000—Mar
due 1996—Mar
1975
Refining Corp.—
First mortgage sinking fund 5%
bonds
Sun Oil Co., class A preferred stock
356
—
Miiler
Page
Inc.—
second
$4.25
Roosevelt
due
subordinate
Freightways,
Outdoor
and B,
A
5%
Inc.,
Merck & Co.,
North
;
—1,863
80
—
—
1,501
vault——
Mills,
General
—6,616
44
8,259
—
Cash
Balances
9535
+
—
6,956
Reserves
in
+
—
866
20,600
banks——
to
Loans
12
45
1,535
—
securities
+
+
29,957
securities—total
196
26
8,135
notes
uunas
bonds, series
mtge.
stock—
;
Smith-Corona,
mtge. bonds, ser. K,
Refunding & general mtge. bonds, ser. M,
of
25c
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
ordinary
per
Ltd. (initial quar.)_~
*12%C
Quarterly _____—______—_
$i2%c
Sigma Mines/ Ltd.—120c
RR.—
Refunding & general
Beaunit
+
10,204
——
—
Treasury
Other
299
+
Ohio
&
Consolidated
——
Treasury
ft.
12
—
2,840
bills:'.——————
certificates of indebtedness-
U.
Baltimore
4,3891
j
1,297
loans
Government
S.
Treasury
+
for
estate
Other
U.
+ 7,706
shilling
Shirriff-Horsey Corp.,
Slater
Date
one
unit
Extra
*
*
*2362
CALLED
Company and Issue—
1st
securities
Real
59
30
—
ISSUE
ENTIRE
734
+
for pur¬
carrying securities——-—
purchasing or carrying
or
loans
dealers
and
brokers
223
—
—
26,082!
loans*
industrial
and
Agricultural
Loans
'
86,513
48,297
adjusted*
investments
and
of
£1
of
-
Silver
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
Share
Sheratbn Corp. of America (increased
quar.)
Sherwin-Williams Co.
of
Canada
(Ltd.)—
Common (quar.)
5
1
16
Company
Shedd-Bartush Foods (quar.)_
Shell Transport & Trading Co. Ltd.
(interim)
mortgage
Fram
West
1955
Date
.
7%
Inc.,
Terminal
Bush
Sun
Jan. 5,
When
Company and Issue—
Alco
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$33 million and borrowings from others increased $456
million.
Loans to banks increased $373 million.
A summary
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
in
New York City.
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
12-31
1-16
12-30
of
each
held)
Refining
(special)
LI
30c
Volume 183
Number 5499
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(253)
f
Per
Name of
Company
Valcar Enterprises.
6%
convertible
issue
Share
A,
for
each
for
15c
(two
2-20
2-20
50c
50c
1
1
1
7-16
35c
old
shs.
held).
$4
of
pfd.
new
1
at
(quar.)
50c
for
to
to
be
old
4.10%
preferred
Canada
Increased
$1
Western
(1955
B
B
Wheeling
(initial).
:
1-16
1-16
60c
Wrigley
6%
1-16
County
(Wm.)
1-
1-31
1-
6
served
2-
1
1-13
was
2-
1
1-13
to
50c
2-
1
1-16
11-
1-10
2-
1
5-
2-
1
1
The
1-31
X
The
1-13
1
at
net
1-31
1-16
1-31
23c
1-16
1-
9
1
$1.11
2-
1
25C
;
2-
37 VaC
4-30
1
1-16
25c
1-16
12-30
122 VaC
2-
1
2-
1-
1
1-
3
3
Street,
dend"
and
capital
will
be
gain.—V.
taxable
182,
to
the
size
equipment
of
for
the
manufacturing
for
than
more
*
•
7
valves
■
•
.
in
the
.
..
acquisitions
growing
committee
of
Committee
the
from
years
a
as
corporation.
1927
to
Executive
Officer
filed
of
be
used
for
used
letter
a
Gulf
Oil
nounced
on
Jan.
Underwood
in
10.
He
named
and
1932
Robert
to
V.
five
Mag.uire
purchase
other
(par
land,
with
cents)
Co.,
New
off
pay
the
to
be
M.
Jan.
1954
1953
1952
$115,337
$124,953
$174,021
24,777
23,737
Wholesale
Cliffs, N. J., a subsidiary, it was
formerly Western District Manager
was
Chicago.
an¬
for
In
his new post, he will direct
operations of the Wholesale Type¬
Co.,
which
reconditions
typewriters
and
business
machines
redistribution in domestic and
foreign markets.—V. 183, p. 151.
writer
for
27,931
21,339
56,240
9.
Chehalis
main
Union
Carbide
M.
nouncement
Shanks
made
by
&
has
Carbon
941,589
1,187,573
1,360,494
"51,772
41,290
*85,742
47,784
been
Morse
elected
G.
Dial,
a
director,
according
to
an
182,
It
is
part
The
area.
supply
will
2069.
p,
investment
in
gas
for
1956
of
$22,000,000
a
of
class
($10
stock
A
order
182,
company
to
p.
$4i
on
to
effect
Jan.
27
common
5-for-l
a
will
mail
four
stockholders
share).
per
be
Olympia
main
built
split-up
of
record
common
stock
of
30,
(par
common
1955,
of
be
may
convertible
into
net
proceeds
to
are
be
to
used
four
Ownership
from
that
Tacoma
be
ing.
West
participation
Texas
John
organizations,
1956
and
and
is
ensuing
President,
already
planning
years,
stated
on
one
of
the
further
John
Jan.
I.
nation's
diversification
Snyder,
10.
most
$20).—V.
Jr.,
widely diversified
and
Chairman
expansion
of
the
1957
by
the
company's
an
additional
when
1957.
p.
to
B.
in
the
California
Mills,
proposed 30-inch crude oil pipeline
has been offered
to West Coast oil
President,
revealed
10.
Jan.
on
Mills
Mr.
Mills
termed
construction
with
Certificate
which
tion
of
would
the
proposal
private
make
it
a
capital.
Essentiality
eligible
of
means
Currently,
from
the
Mills
emphasized
for
that
out
that
a
such
participation
unnecessary
of
Treasury
by
the
guarantee
West
Is
not
Coast
assistance
in
the
line's
Is seeking
Mobilization,
company
Defense
guarantee
a
government
financing
the
Office
costs.
Mr.
of
a
construc¬
subsidy,
companies
but
could
form.—V.
any
176,
2067.
shares
;
•
incorporated in California on
development, manufacture and sale
was
of
—V.
182,
of
principal office and plant is at 950 -'56th
"Low-moisture fruit" is the name given to
8," Calif.
forms, either
slices,
as
whole
pieces,
Wilson & Co.
Consolidated
27,
low-
"Nuggets"
or
sidiaries
the
$3,123,578
year
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
ended
$1.03
or
the
end
$49,954,554,
of
the
Outstanding
par
value)
100,000 shs.
net
1955
182,
par
value)
*1,400,000 shs.
offered
154,440
provisions
addition
to
the
reserved
580,150
for
shares,
issuance
there
are
conversion
upon
154,440
of
the
plus 8,610 shares outstanding prior to this offer¬
may be increased by operation of the anti¬
shares
as
set forth in
the
the
articles of incorporation.—V.
This
previous
after
taxes
$533,120
$1.62
M.
sales
the
per
$14,121,900,
President,
expansion
of
$477,000
the
lower
than
a
largest
manufacturer
share
$52,560
issued
year
the
over
328,306
on
16
or
Jan.
on
cents
from
The
net
the
net
shares
bank
previous
as
as
to
compared
Oct.
on
The
31,
current
with
and
reduced
were
from
to
asset
year.
compared
liquidated
loans
value
current
the
on
as
same
$15,579,883
1955,
ratio
$3,985,000.
$124,000
net
increase
an
3.3
was
to
1.
Investments
is
in
included
in
result.
a
reduced
$638,000
book
outstanding,
share
per
,
were
earnings
Long-term loans
record-ho"sing
6.
$16,413,493
were
$3,785,000
companies
annual
of
forms and accessories, had net
earnings,
its fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1955 of
period.
were
Short-term
gages
the
proceeds would be applied to
modernization and product improve¬
182,
$11,128,100
or
preceding fiscal year, Benjamin Kulp, Chair¬
Borders, President, told stockholders in the com¬
the
said
and
of
Cooncy,
the
report
for
previous
affiliated
with Aetna Life Insurance Co. and New York
Life Insurance Co. for term loans
aggregating $5,000,000.
The loans will
carry 3%% interest and will be payable
in instalments to 1975.
Arrangements for the loan were
diversification.—V.
D.
in
common
of
in
W.
annual
Net
ranged
plant
James
year,
sub¬
during
earnings
year, domestic working capital wa3
$10,689,058 from 1954.
Short-term bank
of
were
charges,
net
shares
Inventories
Keeley,
stock
with
Co.—Reports Increased Earnings—
all
with
of
and
man,
pany's
and
or
compared
number
182,
Vanadium Corp. of America—Note? Placed
Privately—
corporation on Jan.. 9 announced that it had ar¬
and
domestic
common
compared
9.
company, the nation's
and related
accounting
devices
in
C.
its
and
of
share
as
722.
p.
Wilson Jones
1580,150 shs.
stock
corporation
per
1955
fiscal
increase
29,
38,610 shs.
(10c
tin
1955
a
ago.—V.
29,
Jan.
on
Oct.
on
this
$1.72
share
per
announced
of
or
Oct.
FINANCING
($10
common
stock
1955—12 Wks.—1954
Inc.—Reports Higher Profit—
earnings
$4,571,051
year
President,
At
net
were
fiscal
loans
These
2736.
p.
(Mo.)—Dec. Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
$19,755,000 $15,639,000 $197,732,000 $161,651,000
.
Dec.
Its
2838.
p.
Western Auto Supply Co.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
a moisture content of
approximately
are to be distinguished from
ordinary "dried" or "evapo¬
"dehydrated" fruits, which normally are dried to a moisture
stock
of
dilution
from
$1,300,000
to
$1,400,000
$1,100,000
to
$300,000..
and
the
to
$21.51
mort¬
$584,000.
share
per
value
from
increased
$13.79
to
from
$20.14
$15,24.—V, :182,
p.
and
2517.
1506.
p.
(F. W.) Wool worth Co.—December Sales
Higher—
Verdi Development
Co., Los Angeles,
Oil
Property—
in
Board
Calif.—Acquires
Period End. Dec. 31—
1955—Month—1954
Acquisition
Associates
Jan.
6
by
The
paid
in
Net
E. H.
for
A.
of
company
South
Tapo
the
leasehold
Canyon
Oil
interest
Field
Jansen
of
announced
was
&
on
reserves
gravity
the
on
production
degree
—V.
is
$
$
$
134,109,380 126,197,584 767,712,938 721,285,808
182,
p.
2736.
•
■
...
•
-I"
seven
consideration
producing wells
of
$500,000,
of
on
which
$200,000 by
...
800
acres,
was
$300,000
was
assuming
the lia¬
previous operators.
proven
Sales
Andrews, President.
consisting of
total
stock, and the remaining
the
current
property
are
placed at
1,300,000 barrels,
Union
Oil
Co.
of
California,
per
day
made
on
Jan.
share, with
per
was
operating
—
Secondary Offering—A second¬
offering of 46,100 shares of
ary
was
running at the rate of 330 barrels
crude.
Worthington Corp.
9
common
stock
(par $10)
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. at $46
dealer's concession of $1 per share.
a
completed.—V. 182,
p.
It
1742.
adjoining lease, purchases all of the production from the property.
Pulling
proven
of
The
the
locations,
production
—V.
a
Verdi
of
32.9
the
this
the
property,
bilities
and
by
in
1955—12 Mos.—1934
•
$
in
Industries, Inc.—Plans Further Diversification—
corporation,
served
until
area.
made public a letter which he said had
been addressed
major oil companies and 29 large
independents operating in
California.
The
36
companies
represent
virtually
all the refining
capacity on the West Coast, he said.
The companies were asked to
reply by Jan. 15.
!
approximately 24%.
1613.
U. S.
five-
a
seven
outstanding
repay
borrowings and for working capital.
incorporation,
shares
of
This
for
program
other
Charles*
announced
an¬
(
Dec.
and
$8,000,000,
Manager,
expansion
will
area
from
to
Sales
400,000 shares reserved for issuance
upon
conversion of
the authorized class A stock.
These 400,000 shares may be increased
by operation of the anti-dilution provisions set forth in the articles
acquired
additional shares
of
about
West
President.
United States Gypsum
Co.—Stock Split—
(par
be
General
'
financing
Co., the
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co.,
Inc., Fidelity Union Trust Co. of Newark,
N. J., and the National
Biscuit Co.
He is Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Institute of Life
Insurance and is a past President of
the Life Insurance Association
of America.—V.
183, p. 151.
The
construction
new
will
and
Coast Pipe Line
Co., Dallas, Texas — Share in
Pipeline Offered West Coast Oil Companies—
pointed
2516.
p.
ment
Mr. Shanks is President of the
Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
He is also a
director of the Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York,
the
Federal
Insurance Co., the Public Service
Electric &
Gas
stock
automation," ^Mr.
company
will call for bids on supply main contracts about
Feb. 1, Mr.
Sturkey said, with work scheduled to begin about
April 1
and be completed
about Oct.
1. The
company expects to add 6,000
customers in 1956.—V.
*62,908
handled through
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Corp.—New Director—
most
The
a
*107,703
stock
A
W.
Carrol
pneu¬
and
major expenditure, $5,300,000, will be made for
supply mains—
$3,000,000 in the Seattle area, about
$1,500,000 in the Tacoma area,
$600,000 in the Everett
vicinity and about $200,000 in the Centralla-
58,786
25,202
1,145,407
182,
period.
The
the
of
the
automatically-
Corp.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Sturkey, Executive Vice-President
companies,
52,813
which have been dried to
of
class A
of
of
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Proposed Expenditures
York.
mortgage,
corporate purposes.
"Includes
President
field
in
new
a
,
Corp. above.—V.
This
company's total
preparations for natural
He
1934
from
notification
of
stock
common
Authorized
Underwood Corp.—New President of Unit—
with
design
as
Working capital amounted to $5,005,000
Clyde M. Jungbluth has been
Typewriter Co. at Englewood
experience
and
operating subsidiaries include: The M & H
of Anniston, Ala., makers of valves.and
fittings
Fittings Co.
existing
30
1917.
p.
and
Walworth
The
108,911
various
or
Common
will
facilities
presents
present
$141,324
CAPITALIZATION
Randolph explained, the extra
qualify as a "capital gain divi¬
shareholders in 1956 as a long term
and
field
Warren Petroleum
for
243,594
bank
They
content
Mr.
purposes,
twice
Chief
through
to
and
engage
in the
fruit products.
m
rated,"
Tri-Continental."
tax
Conoflov/'s
Axelson,
income
Oakland
fruits
They have,
however,
expanded
the
measure
of
distributable earnings for 1955 to take into
account the net
earnings
of Union Securities.
Previously they have included only that portion
designated
than
stock.
moisture
payment
changes.
income
29
Income—
share
to
Class
be
calls
of
railway...
and
1946,
(Continued from page 9)
will
share,
are
-PROCEEDS—The
notes
Non¬
General Corporation and
Investment News
Federal
Dec.
convertible stock at par
2%.
For
works
Vacu-Dry Co., Oakland, Calif.—Stock
Offered—Wilson,
& Higgins, San
Francisco, Calif., on Jan. 5
offered publicly 30,000 shares of
6% class A cumulative
powders,
dividend
of
industrial
See
modern
and
shares
BUSINESS—Company
corrected
completed
Johnson
common
The
company,
has
sprinkler systems,
waterworks and
sewerage
systems;
Alloy Steel Products Co., Inc., of
Linden, N. J., manufacturers of stain¬
less steel valves;
and, Southwest Fabricating & Welding Co.,
Inc., of
Houston, Tex., fabricators of carbon and
alloy steel pipe for the gas,
petroleum and petrochemical industries.—V.
182, pp. 1614 and 2517.
p.
7-10
2-
date and-or record date is
indicated here.
to
for
&
render
4-10
7-31
50c
37 VaC
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
income tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
dividends
Montebello
1—
"Deficit.—V.
this
economies
program
1-20
Less British
in
operating
this
1955
oper.
months,
fittings,
pipe
will
control
Walworth
said.
Valve
General
1-10
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
non-residents tpx.
tPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
at
the source.
paid out
and
six
and
opportunity—the-development
Previous
this
made.
finance
Board
from -railway—
from
ry.
Each
portfolio
the
Finance
railway
railway
Jan.
Net
1-16
1
1-31
37 VaC
incorrect.
of
Ry.—Earnings—
Net
2-14
;
was
quarter
49.
on
area
oper.
From
2-21
3-
(monthly)
date
Industries
additional
continuously
from
ry.
6
•Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
.published
Belz
Clearing's
third
results
within
valves
1
addition
controlled
to
from
12-30
3-
110c
y Previous
the
Corp.—Taylor Retires—
November—
Gross
(quar.)
X
at
more
the
the
per
proceeds
Net
44c
(quar.)
of
$1
lake
Net
Extra
in
"The
Conoflow
valve
Mr.
Gross
(quar.)_
preferred
6.
"The
matic
and
10-11
40C
preferred
S.
volume,
7-13
1
7 Vac
convertible
of
183, p.
corporation
develop
4-13
8-
quar.)
convertible
U.
effect
most
the
of
covering 300,000
offered
capital
County Gas (quar.)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
Zellers, Ltd.
(quar.)
A
Chairman
as
Utah
6%
of
sales
are
be
the
served
member
Chairman
SEC
6
11-
$1.50
6%
discussed
started
December.
Industries
of
Conoflow.
com¬
U. S. Suburban Estates, Inc.
(N. Y.)—Files With SEC—
12-20
2-15
2-
12 VaC
York
division,
S.
acquisition
the
182,
3
12 Vac
(quar.)
to
up
plant
will
house
has
and
1938.—V.
3
1-16
12 Va C
com.
U.
of
1-20
25c
3%
Co.,
of
all
be
operated as an independent subsidiary
change in management, employees or present
policy. Walworth
53,537 shares of its common stock for all the common stock of
gratifying
In
Taylor
director
$1
25c
Electric
the
on
Jan.
issued
expect that trend
board of directors
we
the
major
manufacturers
of
outstanding common stock of the Conoflow
Philadelphia, Pa., a leading producer of pneumatic automatic
control
equipment, Fred W. Belz, Walworth President, announced
valve
the
addition, the Vernon plant of Axelson, wnere oil
milling machines, and engine lathes are manufactured
completely rebuilt and manufacturing lines more
efficiently
out.—V. 182, p. 2837.
Mr.
6
$1.43%
20C
preferred
than
Myron C. Taylor, formerly Chairman of the Board and Chief
Execu¬
Officer, retired on Jan. 12 as a director of this
corporation, ac¬
cording to Roger M. Blough, Chairman of the Board.
Power
Jr.,
better
was
tive
12-23
1-31
(quar.)
convertible
new
plant
parts.
fourth
without
results
year
12-27
25c
(resumed)
(initial
Rubber
step
United States Steel
3-12
(quar.)
common
compared
the
plant and new equipment," Mr. Glasner
Clearing's operations in 1956."
designed
a
will
its
Corp.,
cents."
was
Vice-President
As
on
12-27
1-16
tl2Vac
(quar.)
long-term
about
payment
Director
of
snare
earn¬
4
2
gains realized from the sale of securities
in 1955 payable in cash
or
stock
Wisconsin Southern Gas
(quar.)
Woodward Iron Co.—
New
1-
37 VaC
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.—
A distribution from net
Worcester
and
aircraft
12-31
1-16
4-
12 VaC
Electric
new
laid
(quar.)
Common
The
1-13
(quar.)
Wisconsin
that
2736.
p.
nation-wide
new
in
components
1
Candle
Common
12-20
of
aircraft
2-
preferred A (quar.)
Whitman & Sons (extra)
Co., common
Stock dividend
a
end
*
of
excess
be
mVaC
&
the
approxi¬
in
equipment,
6%
Wooster
1-16
erection
will
prior lien
Common
12-20
where
15C
—
at
182,
Walworth Co.—Continues
Expansion—
normally
will
on
thing
dividend
20
which
program
common
quarter
basis
from
can
be
$85,000,000 and
important,
this
share
a
we
1956
could
1954.
each
more
on
—V.
-
1955—12 Mos.—1954
completion
and
1-31
(quar.)
Will & Baumer
the
1-16
$1.25
(quar.)
is
per
in
significant
that
for
1955—Month—1954
$24,785,840 $21,880,142 $198,551,659 $186,990,817
^
backlog of ordeis
others
around
$1.85
share
most
was
include
1956
1-13
;
Erie
present
and
Clearing Machine Corp.
substantially
1
White
Wilson
in
1
_
Sales
purchase
total
Vice-President and
Greenway,
to
12-20
$0.06575
quar.)
about
per
what
apparent
3-
(quar.)
Ry., com.
(quar.)
Sewing Machine Corp.—
$2 prior preference
(quar.)
Whiting Corp., common
4%
early
6
Stationery Corp.—
Lake
be
62 Vac
Telegraph (quar.)
Paper Ltd., class A
&
W.
2-
Union
Class
1-
1-16
40c
Westminister
which
"will
well
(increased
Our
orders
will
fact
It
cents
the
$1.37 Va
series)
these
regular quarterly
completed
plant
Extra
preferred
25
t30c
Plywood, class
Western
1
{
(accumulative)
Tablet &
Common (quar.)
5%
1
2-
Securities—
Western
•
3-
$1.02 Va
And
the
expansion
and
(accumulative)
preferred
Walgreen Co.—December Sales Higher—
Period End. Dec. 31—
equipment.
Manager of Axelson Manufacturing Co.
division, covered the operations
of
Axelson
and
its
future
plans. "He
described
Axelson's
recently
announced
$2,500,000 expansion program.
Scheduled for
>>'•', ,rr
(quar.)
of
be
the
1956.
Glasner,
program
on
Western Natural Gas
5%
to
and
W.
$1.05
is
1955
said,
$1.12'/a
on.
goes
1955
"the
$4,000,000
1-25
25c
"
Breweries, Ltd.—
A
1-25
sh.
redeemed
W.
President
2-15
quarterly
class
1-13
2-10
(quar.)
Insurance
A
$2.50
in
raised
stock
R.
plus this divi¬
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
1
2-28
(quar.)
Power Co.
4.20%
Class
2-
1-13
will
quarter.
continue
mon
receive
each
per share
Kentucky Coal
Penn
4
5c
:
West
Western
2-
2-10
dend)
West
With
in
said
in'4955
recently
12-30
$1.12 Va
(holders
sn.
$85
salos
taxes
"
1
pfd.
Unexch.
March
Western
1-16
30c
(quar.)
retire
that
Snyder
previous
to
(quar.)
preferred
4x,2%
1-10
(quar.)
common
preferred
year
after
achieved
"12-22
20c
Pictures
the
$80,000,000.
said
Mr.
Worts, Ltd.—
Corp.
1.7
1-20
1-16
;
fabricating
Mr. Snyder said,
"the company sales are
$100,000,000 annually. This rate of sales will
of
as
earnings of 92 cents
4-16
•8-
metal
time,"
rate
with
1-16
5-
37 V2C
(quar.)
2-
37 V2C
(quar.)
Bros.
He
12-30
37VaC
(resumed)
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift—
To
1-16
around
and
expect to receive
during the year, our sales
mate
$125,000,000 and earnings after taxes
$5,000,000," Mr. Snyder believed.
1-27
t75c
Co.
Washington Gas Light,
$4.25
6
the
increase
equipment;
ings
(H.)-Gooderham &
$4.50
3
1-
2-10
(year-end)
Quarterly
Welbilt
2-
is
present
at
probably
shares
held)
(quar.)
preferrad : (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Vulcan Corp., 7% preferred
Warner
2-15
1-20
'
the
running
1
1
preferred
Walker
1
3-
3-
67o
Walworth
2-
75c
$1.37 &
tl5c
dividend)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
treatment
"At
49
out
pansion
1
(s-a)
(stock
share
pointed
that the company's future
diversification and ex¬
policy is presently well deiined within
three principal areas
activity—oil field production
equipment;
water
pumping, trans¬
mission and
Payable of Rec.
(entire
Corp. of America (year-end)
Ventures, Ltd.
Vicking Corp
He
of
series
redemption on Feb.
at $10 per share
plus this dividend)
Valley Mould & Iron, common (increased)
$5.50 prior pref, (quar.)
Vanadium
HolderM
Inc.—
preferred
called
When
existing
according
property is located
179, p. 2645.
\
wells,
to
plus
Mr.
the
drilling
Andrews,
is
of
five
expected
additional
to
increase,
substantially.
York-Hoover Corp., York, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The corporation
covering
near
Santa Susana,
Calif., in Ventura County.
$12
per
are
to
11,020
on
Jan.
shares
4
of
filed
a
letter
common
stock
of
notification
(par
$10)
share, through E. W. Clark & Co., Yorlt, Pa.
be
used
for
working
capital.—V.
177,
p.4
417.
to
with
be
the
SEC
offered
at
The net proceeds
-
•
v
■
50
Financial Chronicle... Monday, January 16, 1956
The Commercial and
(254i
NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS AND
Co., of Beverly Hills, as 3V4S, at
ALABAMA
Hunisville, Ala.
Bond Sale—The
(Note—The foregoing supersedes
$3,500,000 water
the report published in our issue
bonds offered of Jan. 9—v. 183, p. 152). jp.
2839—were
Barstow Union High Sch. Dist.,
awarded to a group composed of
San Beirndrdthd County, Calif,
Shields & Co.; Salomon Bros. &
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
Hutzler; Hornblower & Weeks;
Watkins, Morrow & Co.; First of ing bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 183,
Michigan Corp.; Cumberland Se¬ p. 152—were awarded to a group
curities Corp.; Berney Perry & composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Association
Co.; Hugo Marx & Co.; Courts &
of San Francisco, Weeden & Co.,
Co.; Odess, Martin, Herzberg, Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co., Merrill Lynch,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.;
George M. Wood & Co., and Sea- Pierce, Fenner & Beane, J. Barth
& Co., Lawson, Levy & Williams,
songood & Mayer, at a price of
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Fred
D.
100.15, a net interest cost of about
system
revenue
Jan.
5—v.
182,
3.23%,
1958
1968
12,240,000
3^4s. Due on 'Jan.
from 1972 to 1986 inclusive.
Additional Sale
at the
Trust
the
time
same
610,000 3s. Due
1861
Company
Georgia,
of
County
sealed
wood
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
County
10
(MST) on Feb. 16 for the
purchase of $160,000 school bonds.
a.m.
follows:
2299—were awarded to a group
by Refsnes, Ely, Beck &
Co., Phoenix.
1957
1965
sealed
Ceres
Supervisors,
bids
until
1, 1956. Due
on
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Offering—Mrs. Lee Scott,
will receive sealed
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
on
at
the
interest
Town
(J-J)
1971
Pinal
'
4
office.
County
Bond
Sale—The $155,000 build¬
bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 182,
Bromfield &
Housing
Sale—The
to
183,
p.
1972
inclusive. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved
by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Union
High School District,
Sacramento County,,
palif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
his
at
office
in
Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (PST) on Jan. 16 for
the purchase of $287,000 school
bonds.
Dated
Feb.
15
clusive.
Feb.
from
15,
1957
1956.
to
National
Creek
Treasurer's
in¬
interest
County
Legality ap¬
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
offered
Sch.
Dists.,
County,
of
School
Alameda
Sale;—The $593,000 school
bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 182, p. 51
awarded
—were
to
the
Bank
of
America National Trust & Savings
Association, of San Francisco,
as
follows:
of
about
$84,000
3.01%,
5s,
due
$168,000
3s,
1964
on
due
to
follows:
February
as
inclusive;
Feb.
on
1978
15
inclusive;
$33,000 2V4S, due
on
Feb.
308,000
series A
price of 100.15,
cost
of
about
as
on
fol¬
Feb.
15 from 1957 to 1963
inclusive;
$12,000 41/2S, due on Feb. 15,
1964; $173,000 3s, due on Feb.
15 from 1965 to 1978
inclusive;
$39,000 2V4S, due
on
City School District, Calif.
Sale—The $101,000 build¬
rity-First
Angeles, and R. H. Moulton & Co.,
San Francisco, jointly, as 3 Vis, at
a price of
100.63, a basis of about
Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland, at a price of
100.07, a
Jan.
awarded
the
net
interest
cost
of
about
3.58%,
follows:
as
CALIFORNIA
$16,000 3%s. Due
.1
1957 to
on
Feb. 15 from
1969 inclusive.
14,000 31/2 s. Due
on
Feb. 15 from
1970 to 1976 inclusive.
$110,000 build¬
The
|
1956.
bonds
Due
on
are
Feb.
dated
15
Feb.
from
15,
1957
National
Bank
of
Los
Republic Company, Cof¬
fin & Burr, Dick & Merle-Smith,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Hayden.
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
National Bank of Commerce, Se¬
attle; Stroud & Co., Wood, Struthers & Co., Andrew & Wells, Inc..
Whipple & Co., Bartow
Co., Commerce Trust Co.
Kansas City; Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., Eldredge & Co,
Bacon,
Leeds &
National
Trus<
&
Bank
Co., Oklahoma City; Geo. B. Gib¬
&
The
$40,000,000
bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 182, p;
2839—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co.
Inc., Glore, Forgan & Co.,
Lehman Bros., and Union Secu¬
rities Corp., all of New York City,
—
on
from 1958
to
in¬
*
v
-
School
District,.
County, Calif.
-
Sale—The
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 182,.
p.
2737—were awarded to Weeden
&
Co., of San Francisco.
Shasta County, Calif.
Offering—Ruth
Inc.,
Co.,
Rand
sealed
bids
24
school
Due
office
Pres-
bonds. Dated
Jan.
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
in
(PST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
his
at
ding, until 2
Jan.
$31,000
Principal
at
Jan.
1,
1957
to
and
interest
the
1 from
payable
Red-'
on
County
1956.
1977
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasure's
cisco.
Torrance
Los
Unified
School
Angeles County,
Sale
Bond
—
The
183,
District,
Calif.
$2,190,000
Jan.
10—
51—were awarded to
p.
a
composed of Security-First
Bank of
Los Angeles,
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
group
National
cisco, California Bank of Los An¬
geles, Blyth & Co., R. H. Moul¬
& Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Wm. R. Staats & Co., Taylor &
Co., Shearson, Hammill & Co., and
Redfield & Co., as 3s, at a price of
101.75, a basis of about 2.80%.
ton
Valley Center Municipal Water
Dist., San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Co
&
A.
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
$1,600,000 water
Schwabacher & Co., Tripn & Co
works
G.
awarded to a
group composed of Gross, Rogers,
Walker
H.
&
Co.,
Chas.
F
Wei gold & Co., J. G. White & Co.
R.
D. White & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath, Cohu & Co., A. Web¬
ster
Dougherty & Co.
&
Marshall,
MacArthur
More
&
&
Co.,
Fpnower
McDonald-
Milwaukee
D.
Rockland-Atlas
A.
& I
Pincus
Lombardo, Pohl & Co., and Han-
National
&
Tyson,
Van
Park,
Alstyne
10
—
v.
183,
1983 to
;.
County,
51
p.
—
Canon
America
National
sold
improvement
to
a
J,
Co.;
cost
of
about
$140,000 2V2S. Due
1956
5s.
Due
to
on
Trust
3.77%,
to
1961
to
on
&
as
from
1
Feb. 1 from
School District,
Bond
Offering—John
County
Clerk,
A.
will
Dec. 1 from
Due
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
1965
Due
on
;
•
inclusive.
to
Dated
Dec.
1 from
Dec.
1, 1955.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legality
and interest
City
by Pershing, Bosworth,
Lawson, of Denver.
approved
Dick &
Canon
,
City Metropolitan Sanitation
District, Colo.
Bond
Sale—The
obligation
$400,000
sanitation
gen¬
bonds
offered Jan. 5—v. 183, p. 51—were
awarded to a group composed of
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.;' Cough¬
...
San Mateo County, Calif.
ing,
to
on
inclusive.
1970
eral
1976 inclusive.
Carlos
1960
1966
1960 inclusive.
117,000 3%s. Due
San
Feb.
Investment
145,000 3s.
follows:
1957
K. Mullen
Inc., and George K. Baum & Co.,
at a price of 100.01, as follows:
Calif.
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.15, a net
interest
City, Colo.
$425,000
bonds
was
group
composed
of
Garrett-Bromfield & Co.; Coughlin
water
140,000 2%s.
District,
Bond Sale—The $137,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 183,
p. 51—were awarded to the Bank
of
-
Bond Sale—An issue of
1961
School
1986 inclusive.-
COLORADO
Co.; Peters, Writer & Christensen,
berg, of San Francisco.
Unicn
1
350,000 4V4S. Due on Jan. 1 from
awarded to Stone & Young¬
Natomas
4V2s. Due on Jan.
1959 to 1982 inclusive.
from
&
Calif.
Bond Sale—The $126,696 Park¬
ing Pldza improvement bonds of¬
Jan.
Talbot, at a price of
net interest cost of about
as follows:
Bank
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
Menlo
&
a
$1,250,000
J
Co., Thomas & Co., Townsend
Dabney
were
Moody, M. B. Vick & Co., AllisonCo., Stubbs, Smith &
Williams
100.01,
4.41%,
Boston;
Rodman
&
Renshaw
Singer, Deane & Scribner,.-Johr
Small &
Co., Stranahan, Harris
fered
Barbour, Smith & Co., DempseyTegeler & Co., Stifel-Nicolaus &
Co., Allan Blair & Co., Juran &
Co., Peoples National Bank
Charlottesville:
5—v.
2839—were
naford
Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Jan.
offered
bonds
p.
8
Turbsn
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Nationa1
City Bank, Cleveland; J. A. Over-
&
182,
Company
Merrill
Co.,
the
Co.,
Angeles, Calif.
Sale
Union
Ventura
v.
Central
$20,000
Los
1
Principal and
building bonds offered
Inc.
bons
Red¬
(J-J) payable at the County
Bond
3.17%.
Bond
Banning School District, Riverside
County, Calif.
ing bonds offered Jan. 3—v. 183,
p. 51—were awarded to Taylor &
group
Gold¬
Sachs & Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blaii
& Co., Kidder, Peabody
& Co..
Inc., Bear, Stearns.& Co., Shields
& Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Hallgarten & Co., Eastman Dillon &
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., A. C
Allyn & Co., Salomon Bros. 8
Hutzler, Carl M. Loeb, Rhoader
& Co., Reynolds & Co., MarinTrust Company of Western New
York, Buffalo; Bache & Co., Barr
Brothers & Co., Baxter, Williams
& Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.
man,
Sacramento
LaVerne
National
Illinois
Bank & Trust Co., Chicago;
First
in
(PST)
a.m.
Treasurer's office.
Feb.
15 from 1S79 to 1981 inclusive.
tion,
pre¬
Continental
a
3.01%/
lows: $84,000 5s, due
Bond
terest
syndi¬
the
of
Noel & Co., M. B. Vick & Co. and
bonds,
at
a
net interest
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Bond
tcn &
$285,000 series D bonds, at a price
of 100.15, a net interest cost
office
Spring Creek Union School District,
members
Foster
Bond
composed of the Bank of America
a
Other
Due
1976
cate:
Calif.
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York City, at 1.77%.
Bank
2299—were awarded to
clusive.
&
Hayward
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 183,
p. 51—were awarded to the Secu¬
p.
$100,000 2 y4s, due Feb. 1,1961;
and
$1,500,000 2V2S, due on
Feb. 1, from 1962 to 1976 in¬
Due
1980
Principal
and
payable
at
the
and
Authority,
51—were
Bond Sale—The
to
15 from 1979 to 1981 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 9—v. 182,
$1,286,000
liminary loan notes
10—v.
(PST)
and interest
and
District,
Sacramento County, Calif.
Arkansas
Note
First
-
.Elder
Co., of Denver.
Rock
San
in
a.m.
the purchase of
$1,100,000 building bonds. Dated
Jan. 15, 1956. Due on Jan. 15 from
from
about 2.95%.
to Garrett-
ARKANSAS
Little
office
11
for
15 from 1957 to 1963
March 1 from
Angeles, and R. D. Moulton &
Co., of San Francisco, jointly, as
3s, at a price of 100.14, a basis of
School District
ing
2839—were awarded
on
Los
Florence), Ariz.
p.
Due
152—were awarded to the Se¬
p.
curity
No. 24 (P. O.
to 1975 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $146,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 183,
/
••
March 1 from
Downey City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Legality approved by Gust, Rosenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette, of
Phoenix.
on
1976 lo 1930 inclusive.
payable
Treasurer's
Sale—The $152,000 build¬
85,000 3s.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and
High School District,
County, Calif.
$67,000 3V4S. Due
Jan.
$85,000
improvement bonds.
works
his
at
cisco.
Co., of Los Angeles, -at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
3.03%, as follows:
Clerk,
for
water
Feb. 15 from
composed of Blyth & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, and William R. Staats &
Parker, Ariz.
20
Feb. 15 from
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 183,
p. 152—were awarded to a group
July 1
and
8
County, Calif.
until
16
(F-A)
1968 inclusive.
Union
Bond
from 1957 to 1966 inclusive. Prin¬
until
to
on
bids
Jan.
Stanislaus
v
10
(MST) on Feb. 16 for the
purchase of $508,000 school bonds.
bids
from
1.960 to 1864 inclusive.
41,000 2%s. Due
a.m.
Bond
15
inclusive.
on
San
Rhea Averill,
—
Clerk of the Board of
Town
Feb.
on
1959
60,000 2V2s. Due
Maricopa County School District
No. 68 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
at the
to
District,
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
Bernardino
on
$36,000 5s. Due
i
School
Bernardino
1958
1956.
Somis
2,000,000 fire department bonds:
$400,000 4 V2S, due on Feb. 1
from 1957 to 1660 inclusive;
Stone &
ings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, at a price of 100.09, a net
interest cost of about 2.81%, as
headed
cipal
about 3.08%.
sealed
1976
to
his
at
until 10
$337,building bonds. Dated Jan. lr
000
Sale—The$l,500,OOObuild-
Co., Schwabacher & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Young¬
berg, Kaiser & Co., Hill Richards
& Co., Irving Lundborg
& Co.,
Stern, Frank, Meyer, Fox & Co.,
and Fred D. Blake & Co., as 3V4S,
at a price of 101.39, a basis of
on
1962
from
1
bids
Jan. 17 for the purchase of
inclusive.
tion, of San Francisco, Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
J. Barth & Co., John Nuveen &
son,
Feb.
on
p. 51—were awarded to a group
composed of Bank of America Na¬
tional Trust & Savings Associa¬
Grant
51—were awarded to the Bank
p.
p.
Dated Jan.
District,
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Bond Sale—The $406,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 182,
receive
School
ing bonds offered Jan. 5—v. 183,
Maricopa County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
will
office.
Treasurer's
District,
College
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 183,
Bond Sale—The $137,000 build¬
interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
Bond Offering
Red¬
Alameda County, Calif.
and
at the
in
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
10
the
for
Centerville
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
until
17
receive
office
his
at
A. Prun¬
$100,000 building bonds.
Dated
1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive. Principal
and interest («|T-J) payable at the
Supervisors,
Bond
Junior
Angeles County, Calif.
sealed
wood City
follows:
as
$1,900,000 2V4S, due Feb. 1,
1961; and $28,50,000 2V2s, due
Bond
Jan.
Rhea Averill,
Clerk of the Board of
City
Jan.
on
Maricopa County School District
No. 5 (P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
bids
Los
net interest
a
San
-
Excelsior
Mateo
will
Clerk,
price of 100.05,
2.58%,
a
cost of about
$38,000,000 sewer election bonds:
$7,600,000 4V2S, due on Feb. 1
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive;
of
Sutcliffe,
&
Herrington
at
Francisco.
Fontana
San
Dist.,
Bond Offering—John
ing,
ARIZONA
—
.
Jan. 15 from
on
County, Calif.
Atlanta, and George M. Wood &
Co., of Montgomery, jointly.
Bond Offering
Sch.
awarded to
were
and
Principal
(F-A)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
1974 inclusive.
to
Belmont
offered
bonds
refunding
general
Jan. 15 from
on
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
1
The $324,000
—
price of 100.08, a net in¬
cost of about 3.07%, as fol¬
a
$140,000 4%s. Due
inclusive/
1971
Co., and C. N. White &
lows:
1 from
Due on Jan.
to
terest
inclusive.
1967
to
460,000 3s.
Co., at
Due on Jan. 1 from
$800,000 3V2S.
&
Blake
follows:
as
inclusive.
1976
to
interest
price of 100.14.
a
*
^
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
Brun-
receive
lin
&
Co.; J. K. Mullen Invest¬
Co.; Peters, Writer & Chris-,
tensen, Inc., and George K. Baum
& Company. •
...
t
ment
,
Volume 183
Number 5499
The Commercial and
Financial'Chronicle
.
(255)
Colorado (State of),
Warrant Sale
State
cipation
warrants
—v.
182,
to
syndicate
a
The
—
highway fund
at
offered Jan.
2737—were
p.
.•'>/
headed
the
Fiordja National Bank of
Legality y approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
$8,000,000
10
awarded
by Harri-
Ripley & Co., and F. S.
Smithers & Co., both of New
York
City, at a price of 100.0032, a net
interest cost of about
of
follows:
bonds
$3,000,000 2%s.
Due
Bonds
will
*
received
on
the
cham
^
until
2:30
p.m.
$30,000
water
were
Becker, Secretary of the Board of
Park Commissioners, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Jan. 17 for the purchase of
$675,-
revenue
unsuccessfully
Jan. 10,
on
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
5,000,000
2V4S.
Due
Jan.; 1
from 1962 to 1971 inclusive,
Other
v:
cate:
members
of
the
cigarette
syndi-
Shearson, Hammill
&
Co., Eldredge & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Raffensperger, Hughes
lien Collins &
& Co., JuCo., Courts & Co.,
tax
improvement
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on Dec. 1
from
certificates
revenue
park
jointly, as 2%s, at * a price of
100,58,fa basis of about 2.29%. r
1957 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
12—v. 182, p. 2407— cipal and* interest (J-D) payable
were
awarded to a. group com¬ at a Chicago bank or trust com¬
posed of Ira Haupt & Co., Good- pany mutually satisfactory to the
body & Co., Baxter, Williams & purchaser and the District. Legal¬
Co., Bache & Co., Arthur M. ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Krensky & Co., Courts & Co., ler, of Chicago.
;•
Scott, Horner & Mason, Leedy, Chicago Board of Education
(P. O.
receive
sealed
Whee ler & Alleman,
bids
until
2
to
and
interest
Seymour
(J-J)
District No.
Bank
Sey-1
bids
until
anticipation liotesl Dated
Payable
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Due on May 4,1956.
the Brooks Bank &
135,000 2.70s. Due
at
Trust Co., of Torrington.
Miller, of Indianapolis.
DISTRICT
OF
COLUMBIA
(EST)
Jan. 20 for
on
the purchase of $650,000 not to
ex¬
ceed
ex¬
2%%
interest
nontax
empt dormitory bonds.
1, 1955. Due
1995
on
Dec.
on
1
1957
to
1966
bids
Jan.
on
until
awarded to
2840—were
p.
Bond Sale—The
a
ic
24
for
(EST)
purchase of
the
City
erett,
7:30 p.m.
receive
v.
—
awarded to
bids
Principal and in¬
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
American Security & Trust
Co.,
Washington, D. C., or at the Bank
until
$150,000
water revenue
certifi¬
cates. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
of
Jan. 1,
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Clerk's office, or
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
8
1964
and
a price of par, a
interest cost of about
3.43%,
$365,000 2%s. Due
1956 to
Ev¬
Jan.
July 1 from
in 1958 and thereafter
Bonds due
are
April 1, 1959.
Radcliffe
callable
MAINE
Sale —The $600,000 notes
Jan. 11*—v. 183, p. 153—
awarded to the First Na*
were
tional
Bank
of
Boston, at 2.38 %
discount.
MARYLAND
Maryland (State of)
Bond
•
ma¬
Offering—Hooper S. Miles,
Treasurer, will receive
bids until
of
Jan.
31
$7,842,000
bonds.
purpose
Dated
for
the
general
March
1,
1956.
$25,635.85 side¬
awarded
to
4V2S, at
as
MASSACHUSETTS
Quail &
par
Community Sch. Dist.,
Iowa
sealed
bids
until
1 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 30 for the
New York as of July 1, 1957. Principal and
of
$250,000
building
City. Legality approved by Cald¬ interest (J-J) payable at the City purchase
of New York in New York
City. well, Marshall, Trimble &
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due
Legality apMitchell, Treasurer's office;
Legality approved by Covington of New
York City,
proyed by Chapman & Cutler, of serially from 1957 to 1974 inclu¬
y,
& Burling, of
Washington, D. C.
sive, Legality approved by Chap¬
Chicago.
man & Cutler, of Chicago.
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
Fairmont School Town, Ind.
Macon, Ga.
Bond Offering — E. B. Couch,
KANSAS
*
Dade County Port
Authority
Certificate Offering—Emory C.
Secretary of the Board of School
(P. O. Miami), Fla.
Leavenworth County (P. O.
Matthews, Secretary and Treas¬ Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—E. B. LeatherLeavenworth), Kan.
urer of the Board of Water Com¬
until 9 a.m. (CST) on Jan. 20 for
Bond Sale—An issue of $500,000
man, Clerk of the Eoard of County
missioners,
will
receive
sealed
the
purchase of $43,000 school
general obligation bonds was sold
Commissioners, will receive se?led bids until noon
(EST) on Jan. 25 building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
bids until 10 a.m.
to Davidson?Vink-Sadler,
(EST) on Feb. for the purchase of
Inc., of
$3,750,000 Due semi-annually from July 1,
14 for the purchase of
Wichita, as follows:
$3,500,0C0 water and sewerage revenue anti¬ 1957 to Jan.
1, 1967 inclusive. In¬
special
revenue
bonds.
Dated cipation certificates.
$297,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
Dated Dec. 1, terest J-J. Legality approved
by
Oct. 15, 1955. Due on Oct. 15 from
1951 to 1965 inclusive.
1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1960 to
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of In¬
,1957 to 1981 inclusive. Principal 1984 inclusive.
67,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1, 1966
Principal and in¬ dianapolis.
and interest (A-O) payable at the
and 1967,
terest (J-D) payable at the Citi¬
Authority's office in the County zens & Southern National Bank
Hammond School City, Ind.
136,000 2V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
of
Building, Miami.
1968 to 1971 inclusive.
The $1,500,000
Macon, or at the City's fiscal v Warrant Sale
time warrants offered Jan. 10—
Dated Feb; 1, 1956.' Principal
Florida State Board of Education agency in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Spalding, Sibley, v. 183, p. 52—were awarded to the and interest (F-A) payable at the
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Mercantile National Bank of Ham¬ State Treasurer's office.
Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta.
Legality
Bond Offering — Thomas D.
mond, as 2V4S, at par plus a pre¬ approved by Dean, Dean & QuinEailey, Secretary, announces that
mium of $27.
IDAHO
lan, of Topeka.
the State Superintendent of Pub¬
And over, Mass.
Offering-—Thaxter Eaton,
Treasurer,
will
receive
Bond
Town
Offering — A. O. Rorem,
President of the School Board,
receive
,
Note
offered
the
Bond
will
>
.
Augusta, Maine
City, Iowa
Co., of Davenport,
Oct. 1 from
inclusive:
•
to
improvement bonds offered
were
1975
on
The bonds bear additional in¬
terest of 0.75% from April
1, 1956
p.m.
Feb. 6 for the purchase
$75,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
on
for
The Hanover Bank,
at
1961. to
purchase
9
Oct. 1 from
on
1960 inclusive.
1,605,000 3V4S. Due
receive
23
callable prior to
Iowa
were
—
follows:
as
sealed
on
Due
will
Jan.
offered
p. 2180
a
leans, jointly, at
net
State
walk
R.
until
(CST)
1956.
Clerk,
bids
bonds
182,
group headed by F.
S. Smithers & Co., New York
City,
and Scharff &
Jones, of New Or¬
turity.
Clerk-Treasurer, will
sealed
City
$2,000,000 pub¬
improvement
Jan. 11
Bond Offering—N. A. Christen-
sen,
Bond Sale—The
Point, Ind.
Offering—Vernon
Interest
Terrebonne Parish (P. O.
Houma),
Louisiana
l
182,
—
in
Crown
Bond
Stafford, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
$1,400,000 elec¬
Wilton
Manors, Florida
Certificate Offering — Marcia
Com¬
sealed
v
purchase of $11,000 sanitary sewer
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due
City Securities Corporation, of In¬
dianapolis, as 2%s, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 2.59%.
from
of
receive
tric utility revenue bonds offered
Jan. 11
v.
sealed
2840—were awarded to the
p.
Dec. 1 from 1960 to 1979 inclusive.
Dated Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Due
182,
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
District of Columbia
Bond Offering—W. O.
Nicholls,
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
Bond
County School Corpo¬
(P. O. Nashville), Ind.
Sale—The $92,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 6—v.
Dec. 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
135,000 2s.
University, Washington,
until 4 p.m.
Due
Brown
Board
M-S. Legality approved by
Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
;
Washington, Ind.
•
-
ration
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
135,COO 2%s.
1973 to
American
The
Dec. 1 from
on
the
will
noon
_
Jan. 19, 1856.
Protection
(CST) on Feb. 6
mour, or at the Indiana National j for the purchase of
$30,000 public
of
Indianapolis. Legality improvement bonds. Dated March
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
1, 1956. Due on March 1 from
'
trict tax
Fire
Bank
&
—
F-A.
1
Bank; i missioners,
of
Interest
(P. O. Mamou), La.
Offering — J. H. Seiley,
Bond
payable? Secretary of
National
National
inclusive.
Evangeline Parish
Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due onvJan. 1
from 1959 to 1996 inclusive. Prin¬
the
1976
Legality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York
City.
p.m.
(CST) on Jan. 31 for the purchase
$2,200,000 water revenue bonds.
cipal
(CST) on Feb. 2 for
$126,000 building
equipment bonds. Dated Feb.
15, 1956. Due on Feb. 15 from 1957
of
at
a.m.
and
Seymour, Ind.
Offering — Gaynelle Moritz,. City Clerk-Treasurer, will
group composed of
Piper, Jaffray
Chicago), III.
R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc., Braun,
Hopwood, Townsend, Dabney
Warrant Offering — Alfred E.
Bosworth & Co., Inc., F. S. Mose&
Tyson,
Cutter, Plummer & Bolt, Controller of the Board, will
& Co., R. D. White &
Co., New;
Bennett, McDougal & Condon, E. receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. ley & Co., Weeden & Co., Baxter,
York Hanseatic
Corp., Andrews &
Williams &
Co., and McMaster
Wells, Inc., Blewer, Glynn & Co., Ray Allen & Co., Fox, Reusch & (CST) on Jan. 24 for the purchase Hutchinson &
Co., as 3s, at a price
Co., and McDonald-Moore & Co. of
$50,000,000
tax
Barret, Fitch, North & Co., Talanticipation of
at a price of
100.09, a basis of about 2.99%.
100.012, a net inter¬ warrants to be issued for the fol¬
mage & Co., Burns, Corbett &
est cost of about
3.50%, as follows: lowing pu r p 0 s e s: educational;
Pickard, Inci,
IOWA
J. M. Dain &
Co., Lucas, Eisen $350,000 5s. Due on April 1 from building; free text books, and
Algona Community School District,
& Waeckerle, Wm. J. Mericka &
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
playgrounds.
■'^1.
Iowa
775,000 3%s: Due on April 1 from
Co., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., FarCook County School District No.
Bond Sale—The $544,000 school
1960 to 1965 inclusive.
well, Chapman & Co., A. G. Ed¬
104 (P. O. Summit), III.
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
wards &. Sons, Rodman & Ren875,000 3.40s. Due on April 1 from
Bond Sale—The
$800,000 school v. 182, p. 2840—were awarded to
1966 to 1971 inclusive.
shaw, Thomas & Co., Zahner &
bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 182,
p. the Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago,
Co., Small-Milburn Co., Inc., Car¬
Additional Sale-—The $1,000,000 2840
were awarded to
a
group and Quail & Co., of Davenport,
roll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., and watt r works revenue certificates
composed' of Mullaney, Wells & jointly, at a price of
100.10, a net
Wachob-Bender Corp.
offered at the same time were Co.,
Fairman, Harris & Co., Non- interest cost of about
2.58%, as
awarded to the First Boston
Corp., gard & Co., Channer Securities follows:
CONNECTICUT
New
York
City, at a price of Co., F. S. Yantis & Co., and Rob¬
$380,000 2V2S. Due on Nov, 1 from
100.04, a net interest cost of about ert Showers & Co., all of Chicago,
Torrington, Conn.
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
as
Note Offering—E. J.
2.78%, as follows:
3V8s, at a price of 100.005, a
Dowd, City
164,000 2.70s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids $325,000 5s. Due on Dec. 1 from basis of about 3.12%.
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 17 for
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
INDIANA
the purchase of $400,000 Fire Dis¬
Emmetsburg, Iowa
270,000 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Reinholdt & Gardner,
Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, Robert W. Baird
until 10
the purchase of
Bond
Jackson
offered Jan.
A.
.G.. Becker
Co., Inc.,
Wood, Struthers & Co., Bache &
Co.,
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.,
000
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Certificate Sale—The
$2,000,000
on
ILLINOIS
Arlington Heights Park District, III.
Bond Offering — Wilbert E.
Jan. 31 for the purchase
which
offered
Jan. 1 from
on
Legality approved by Bur& Blair, of Spokane. .;
Re-Oifered—Sealed bids
be
(EST)
as
'
,>
City.
Interlachen, Fla.
man
2.28%,
City Treasurer's office, or at the
State's, fiscal agency in New York
Jacksonville:
revenue anti¬
51
sealed
bids
c/o
National Bank of
Street,
Jan.
until
18
for
The
11
the
Merchants
Boston, 30 State
a.m.
(EST) on
purchase
of
085.000 bonds, as follows:
$1,750,000
Due
school
project
Feb.
on
1
from
$2,-
...•
bonds.
1957
to
1.975 inclusive.
190,000 high
Feb.
on
school
1
from
bonds.
1957
Due
to
1975
on
Feb.
inclusive.
145,000 school bonds. Due
1
from
1957 to
1961
inclusive.
■
-
lic Instruction will receive sealed
bids at his office, Room 115. Capi¬
tol
Bldg.,
a.m.
Tallahassee,
(EST)
chase
on
until 9:30
Jan. 31 for the pur¬
of
Arco, Idaho
—
water
and
Dated
Dec.
following
counties:
from
County
*
Amount & Series
Charlotte
$125,000 (A)
180,000 (A)
-
Clay
___
DeSoto
335,000 (A)
110,000 (B)
Hernando
Volusia
,
600 000
—_____
Pinellas
the
2,600.000
(B)
ture
1, 1955.
The bonds will
ma¬
serially
from
1977
inclusive.
(M-S
and
Principal
J-D)
Bankers Trust
1957
and
payable
to
interest
at
the
Co., N. Y. City, or
1955.
(J-D)
Dec.
apolis,
Dick
&
Pershing,
Dawson, of
-
2V2S.
County (P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Warrant Offering
—
sealed
bids
until
10'
re¬
a.m.
(CST) on Jan. 18 for the purchase
$500,000 general fund tax anti-
cination
Bond
Offering—Ella
F.
1958
1, 1956.
to
1976
and interest
Due
on
$100,Dated
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
June
30,
1956.
City
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
Feb.
Due
—
were
Hinsch
&
awarded to
Co.,
of
Cin¬
Park
Bond
works
City, Ky.
$115,000 water
Sale—The
revenue
bonds offered Jan.
5—v.
183, p. 52—were awarded to
Magnus & Co., of Cincinnati, as
41/2S, at
a
price of
par.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Marshall
County (P.
Plymouth), Ind.
Legality
O.
Northern
Braun,
were
awarded
to
approved
by
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Essex
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Sale—The $1,225,000 hos¬
maintenance notes offered
Note
pital
Jan.
10
183, p. 153 — were
follows: The Glouces¬
National Bank of Gloucester
ter
v.
—
awarded
as
purchased
issue
an
of
$825,000 at
2.097%
discount, and $300,000 at
1.974%. The other issue of $100,-
000
sold
was
to
the
Danvers Na¬
Danvers, at 1.93%.
Gardner, Mass.
Note
Offering
Joseph W.
Goguen, City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
(EST)
—
on
bids
until
11
a.m.
Jan. 18 for the purchase
$400,000 notes. Dated Jan. 18,
of
1956.
Due Nov. 12, 1956.
Gloucester, Mass.
Note Offering—Robert R. Bent-
ley, City
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Jan.
000
17
for the
notes.
will
a.m.
receive
(EST)
on
purchase of $500,-
Dated
Jan.
18,
1956.
19, 1956.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Calcasieu Parish School
Sale—The $650,000 hospi¬
tal bonds offered Jan. 10—v.
183,
—
Principal
LOUISIANA
Bond
52
1956,
Thorndike, Palmer
District
Cambridge), Mass.
'
p.
1,
Boston.
Due Nov.
Whit¬
ney,
Jan. 25 for the purchase of
000 water revenue bonds.
warrants.
A.
152
cinnati.
of
Mountain Home, Idaho
p.
Roy T.
Combs, County Auditor, will
ceive
183,
Chas.
Marion
payable
by
as
Greenup County (P. O. Greenup),
Kentucky
Bond Sale—The $311,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
v.
1
County Bank, Arco.
approved
Bosworth,
Due
bonds.
1980 inclusive. Prin¬
Denver.
-
June
revenue
interest
Butte
Legality
(B)
The series A bonds will be dated
March 1,
1956 and the series B
1,
1957 to
cipal and
at
sewer
Feb.
interest payable at the Mer¬
chants National Bank of Boston.
tional Bank of
KENTUCKY
Bond Sale—The
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$187,000 park
be received by the City Clerk un¬ bonds offered Jan. 10—v.
183, p.
8 p.m. (MST) on Jan. 16 for 152
were awarded to Raffens¬
the
purchase
of
$185,000 joint perger, Hughes & Co., of Indian¬
issued
behalf of the
Jasper Park District, Ind.
til
$3,950,000 State School
Board bonds, series A and B, to be
on
—
Dated
and
the
Trust Co., Chicago, and
Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
No. 24
(P. O. Lake Charles),
Louisiana
Bond Offering
—
H. A. Norton,
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
Note
offered
were
Sale—The
Jan.
$300,000
10—v.
awarded
to
183,
the
p.
notes
153—
Rockland-
Atlas National Bank of Boston, at
1.89% discount.
*
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(256)
'
No.
$650,000 school
of
City,
2.40s, at a price
as
a basis of about 2.38%.
bonds
are
dated
Feb.
1,
100.13,
The
Feb.
1956.
Due
1971
inclusive.
on
1957 to
from
1
in¬
and
Principal
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$13,000
Martin
183,
East
ing bonds offered Jan. 9—v.
153—were awarded to McDon¬
& Co., of Detroit, as
p.
3j/4s, at
of
3.24%.
payable at the Merchants
National Bank, of Boston. Legality
Dodge, of Boston.
&
Offering—C. Crevengoed,
Bond
receive
sealed
Jan.
18
for
the
purchase of $74,000
special assessment paving bondf^.
will
Clerk,
City
MICHIGAN
Fractional School District
No. 2, Mich.
i
Sale—The $620,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—V. 182,
p.
2840—were awarded
to the
First of Michigan Corp., Detroit,
at
of par, a net interest
3.31%, as foliows:
price
a
cost of about
$65,000 4s.
1957
Due
to
1968 to 1978 inclusive.
60,000 3V2S.
Due on June 1 from
1980.
to
160,000 3V4s. Due
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
to
Sale—The
mobile
bonds
parking
offered
auto¬
revenue
10—v.
182, p.
2840—were awarded to the Cass
County State Bank of Cassopolis,
ZVts.
as
Centerville, Mich.
Bond
Bonds
Sale—The
offered
2840—were
Jan.
9—v.
water
182,
to
p.
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, of De¬
Offering*—J.
will
chase
Jan.
on
of
will
until
17
re¬
10
a.m.
the
for
$5,175,000 bonds,
pur¬
as
fol¬
bonds.
1981
Feb.
1
from
1957
to
ment
bonds.
Due
1957 to 1981
Feb.
on
1
inclusive.
ment
bonds.
from
Due
1957 to 1971
1,400,000
public
bonds.
1957
Due
to
Offering
receive
(EST)
Dated
lighting
Feb.
1
from
Twps.
bids
sealed
until
will
8
p.m.
Jan. 23 for the purchase
$220,000 school bonds. Dated
April 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
1956 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
interest
payable
(A-O)
trust company
or
at
a
designated
current
1, 1956. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
official
bank of the City
City, Chicago, or
Legality approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
New
Sale—The $500,000 school
offered Jan.
11—
p. 52—were awarded to a
composed of Kalman & Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
York
both
,000 2V2s. Due
River
(P.
O.
Bond
Township Sch. Dist.
Escanaba), Mich.
1967
120,000 3s.
Sale—The $115,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
182,
p.
the
Securities
School
District,
George County (P. O. Lucedale),
Mississippi
Bond
sealed
(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.
bids
Jan.
on
23
until
for
the
July 1 from 1957 to 1983 inclu¬
sive. Principal
payable
bonds
bear
at
a
and interest (J-J)
bank or trust com¬
pany designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
iield, Paddock
&
Stone,
of
De¬
troit.
Crow
$34,000 Perkinston Agricultural High SchoolJunior College bonds offered Jan.
6 were awarded to Allen & Co.,
of Hazlehurst.
The
Township, Swartz Creek
Community School District
22
Fractional
Syring,
receive
<EST)
Offering
District
sealed
on
v.
3 83,
Piper,
Jaffray
Offering
—
receive
a.m.
(EST)
C.
N.
sealed
Co.,
8
Caldwell,
2.80%,
Phillips
(M-N) payable at a
trust company to be des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Co.,
1962
Due
1961
to
bonds.
and
price
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
May 1, 1972
1973.
90,000 2.80s.
1974 to
Due
on
until
bids
,
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
of
Dis¬
tricts Nos.
1, 2 and 3 totaling
$263,350 offered Jan. 6—v. 182, p.
May 1 from
Columbus, and Alvis & Co., of
Jackson, as 3Y4s.
Sale—An
bonds
was
$56,000
Reve¬
sold to the Midwest
sewerage
Chicago.
on March
1 from
1983 to 1993 inclusive. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Charles
&
Due
on
Jan.
as
10
4^s.
from
Grande
City Land Clearance for
Redevelopment Authority, Mo.
Note Sale
The
$3,115,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Jan.
10—v. 183, p. 52—were awarded
to the Chemical Corn Exchange
—
1957
1964
to
J-J.
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
ton
Thorgrimson &
State
taling,
ceive
2
Sale
Bond
182,
—
bonds
The
$1,900,000
offered
Jan.
9—
2738—were awarded to
composed of Messrs. Pi¬
p.
group
Jafray & Hopwood, AllisonWilliams Co., J. M. Dain & Co.,
Kalman & Co., Northwestern Na¬
tional
liam
Bank, of Minneapolis, Wil¬
& Co., Blyth & Co.,
Blair
Florence, Mo.
were
Bond
sold
the
to
Bank of Portland,
Marshall,
Mercantile
of St. Louis, and
Stern Brothers & Co., at a price
of 100.002, a net interest cost of
about 2.60%, as follows:
&
Foster
Due on Jan. 1 from
2.60s. Due on Jan.
1960 to 1976 inclusive.
1
Offering
1957
revenue
bonds,
June
from
as
4%s.
1
1961
to
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Legality ap¬
to
inclusive.
1960
to
Principal
afly. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
Dover
Parking Authority,
N. J.
Bond Sale—An issue of $625,000
parking revenue bonds was sold
Byrne and Phelps, Inc., of New
York City, as 3.60s. Dated Dec. 1,
1955. Due Dec. 1, 1985.
to
Frances L.
—
Griggs, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 24 for
the purchase of $330,000 building
bonds.
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
Due
Feb. 1 from 1958 to 1982 inclu¬
on
sive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Citizens National
Bank of Netcong.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.
&
Offering—Edith
Bond
station
bonds.
inclusive.
1966
terest
cher, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 24
purchase of $180,000 build¬
Dated April 1, 1955.
for the
bonds.
Due
Oct.
on
inclusive.
—
Feb.
Dated
of
Sch.
NEW
that
announces
Education
of
bids until 7:30 p.m.
17
for
the
the
receive
will
Board
(CST)
purchase
of
1976 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1962 and thereafter are callable
of
Feb.
1, 1961. Principal and
(F-A)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Wells, Martin,
Lane, Baird & Pedersen, of Omaha.
interest
Bond
2841—were
awarded
to
a
—
&
YORK
153—were
p.
The
offered
velt & Cross,
3.20s, at
Jan.
$25,000 water
12 —v. 183,
awarded to Roose¬
of New York City, as
price of 100.40, a basis
a
about 3.14%.
of
(P. O. Cheektowaga), N. Y.
President of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 18 for
the purchase
of $890,000 school
building
bonds. Dated Dec.
1,
row,
Due on Dec. 1 from
1955.
inclusive.
1975
group
tional Bank, First National Bank,
Overland National Bank,
2V2S, at
a
par.
Manu¬
Trust
Company, of Buffalo. Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Downsville
Fire
Dist.
(P. O. Downsville), N. Y.
Bond
Offering
—
Wallace M.
Wynkoop, District Treasurer, will
sealed
receive
(EST)
of
bids
until
1
p.m.
Jan. 20 for the purchase
on
$45,000 fire station construction
equipment bonds. Dated Oct.
and
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
National
First
NEVADA
1956 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the
facturers
and
Traders
Colchester,
composed of the Commercial Na¬
L. Gar-
Bond Offering—Gerard
Sale—The
$100,000 sani¬
tary sewerage mortgage revenue
bonds offered Jan. 4—v. 182, p.
and the
ap¬
Cheektowaga Union Free Sch. Dist.
Neb.
Dist.,
Sale
Bond
bonds
No. 3
Clark
1958 to
Legality
Paterson.
Brownville, N. Y.
1,
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
City
Jan.
to
interest
Wood, of New York City.
1 from 1959 to
Offering—Secretary Bay¬
T.
1978
1956
and
from
proved by Hawkins, Delafield
Margaret
Pedersen, of Omaha.
Falls
Bond
1
Principal
(A-O) payable at the Bloomingoffice of the First National
Principal and in¬
payable
Treasurer's
Wel-
R.
Clerk,
Due on Feb.
1956.
N. J.
School District,
Riverdale
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
Jan. 16 for the purchase of $65,000
City
Wrage,
Bank
of
Downs¬
ville.
Reno, Nevada
Bond
41/2s and 4Y4s. Due on Mar.
1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
re¬
p.m.
dale
Chadron, Neb.
I
as
follows:
will
8:30
on Jan. 18 for the purchase
$19,000 fire engine bonds. Dated
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bank
;
v
Bond
$75,Municipal
$60,000 general obligation bonds,
until
Feb.
ing
1959 inclusive.
NEBRASKA
as
Clerk,
bids
National
First
price of
Corporation, of Chicago,
Borough
sealed
(EST)
of
Trust Company,
fire
N.J.
Offering—William H. Ho-
Netcong School District, N. J.
building
v.
JERSEY
Bond Offering
County Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond Sale—Bonds totaling
000
to the
Horowitz, of
Offering—E. E. Gill, City
receive sealed bids
(PST) on Feb. 7 for
the purchase of $82,453.15 street
and
alley improvement district
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
Clerk,
until 11
Dec.
1
sive.
will
Legality approved by Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern
&
Lane, of New York
City.
a.m.
from
1956
to
1965
Guilderland,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the. County Treasurer's
of St. Louis.
office.
Bethlehem
and
New
Scotland Central School District
No.
2
(P. O. Guilderland
Center), N. Y.
inclu¬
proved: by ■ Charles & Trauernicht,
.
1957
Bond
Seattle.
all of Grand Island, as
New
52—were awarded
p.
First National Bank of Boston, at
2.20% interest.
&
Grand Island, Neb.
Kansas
15,000
Farmers
to
of Seattle, as 4yss.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
inclusive.
the
sold
was
$525,000
building bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from
issue of
The $200,000 tem¬
offered Jan. 4—v.
(F-A) payable at the
County Trust Company, of Ten-
Co.,
on
Carterville, Mo.
on
An
183,
—
notes
porary
and interest
issue of $35,000
sealed
1975
Bank, of Osseo,
bonds
ard
Due
to
888
of
issue of
sold'
Sale—An
Bond
Baird &
$11,000 certificates of indebtedness
—
&
Special Improvement District No.
First National
Bank, M. A. Saunders & Co., both
of Memphis, John R. Nunnery &
Co., of New Orleans, Cady & Co.,
the
of
as
Maple Grove, Minn.
Sale
Le¬
2738—wer^ awarded to a group proved by Wells, Martpa, Lane,
1976 inclusive.
Certificate
Interest M-S.
MONTANA
31
the
for
17
County Supervisors Dists.
(P. O. Aberdeen), Miss.
"
was
sold to
was
Great Falls, Mont.
Everett,
Monroe
May 1 from
on
Franklin, N. H.
Note Sale
Louis), Mo.
gality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
from
Bank, New York City, at 1.76%.
on
St.
March 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
1,615,000
of
inclusive.
1971
60,000 2%s.
and
a
interest cost of about
to
1975
1957 to
$390,000
building
Dated Feb. 1, 1956.
purchase'
Al¬
follows:
as
$100,000 3s.
p.m.
interest
a
Minneapolis,
Woodard-Elfwood & Co., at
Concord, at 2.18% discount.
Cres skill,
Supervisors,
Jan.
on
p.
Protection
3V8S and 3s. Dated Dec. 1,
as
$285,000 23/4s.
Company, of
Dated Nov. 1, 1956. Due
Hopwood,
250,000 2.80s. Due
Jan. 25 for the purchase
&
O.
(P.
of Northwestern
of
52—were awarded to the
State Capitol Bank, of
Sale—An issue of $65,000
1955. Due
County,
will
nue
lison-Williams Co., J. M. Dain &
$590,000 building bonds. Dated
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1958 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal
or
in
serially
Securities
52—were awarded to
p.
group composed
National
Bank,
of
bank
Bond
Bond
Wing County Independent
1957
Raymond C.
Secretary, will
until
mature
Clerk of the Board of
1, 1956
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
—
bids
from Aug.
Brainerd), Minn.
(P. O.
Swartz Creek), Mich.
Bond
bonds
10 years.
in¬
School District No. 6 (P. O.
of par, a net
Gaines
No.
additional
Aug. 1, 1958.
8
$1,300,000 building
Jan.
1, 1956. Due
Dated
Sale—The
water works and
Offering—George Wilsher,
Secretary of Board of Education,
receive
from
Feb. 1 from
on
Fire
protection bonds
City,
a
MISSOURI
to
Mich.
Bond
bonds.
Due
terest of 0.90%
Fraser
1
com¬
George K. Baum & Co., of Kansas
$250,000
1983 to 1986 inclusive.
The
Co,,
Chicago.
will
80,000 3.10s.
2840—were awarded to
Channer
Due on Feb.
1977 to 1982 inclusive.
'
:
Feb. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
to
fire
No.
3%s.
as
composed
1959 to 1966 inclusive.
180,000 2.80s. Due
Ford
Feb. 1 from
on
183,
National
Yellowstone
MISSISSIPPI
of
Minneapolis; Juran &
Moody, of St. Paul, and E. J. Prescott &
Co., of Minneapolis, as
follows:
';'t. 1
<■:%
Detroit.
Overland
Bond
Pascagoula), Miss.
183,
v.
Exchange
Van Cleave
Consol Sch. Dist. (P. O.
and Murray Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
57 (P. O. Westbrook), Minn.
bonds
$3,532,000 pre¬
Corn
trust
or
The $150,000 tem¬
offered Jan. 5—v.
—
noies
interest
per,
Cottonwood
building
The
school building bonds was sold to
the Bank of North Dakota, Bis¬
MINNESOTA
Bond
—
Chemical
the
Jackson
Detroit.
on
ment
by the purchaser.
No.
and Redevelop¬
Authority, Minn.
Housing
Bond Sale—An issue of
W.
District Secretary,
on
interest
and
Donald
—
1981
to
group
inclusive.
Feb.
and interest
v.
Paul
and
Note Sale
porary
1976
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
J.
payable at any suitable bank des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber, of
Minneapolis.
St.
to
HAMPSHIRE
County (P. O. Berlin), N. H.
NEW
and
Principal
bank
a
1, 1958.
1957
in St. Louis to be designated
pany
West
1959
from
1
payable at
Indep. Sch. Dist. No. 30 (P. O.
Ellendale), Minn.
of
1
inclusive.
utility
on
1981
Feb.
on
Jan.
on
Feb.
from
Principal
District
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Due
1
Feb.
inclusive.
?
F.
—
Coos
Raymond M.
—
bonds. Dated
on
NEW
O.
Steele and Freeborn Counties Joint
Joint
1,000,000 general public improve¬
Offering
Offering
(P.
nicht, of St. Louis.
Di3ts.
Lamp,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan.
24 for the purchase
of $395,000
inclusive.
from
to
Bond
Due
(P. O. Morgan),
Bank, New York City, at 1.76%.
(P. O. Auburn), Mich.
775,000 general public improve¬
in
Monitor
135
Minnesota
Auburn Fractional Sch. Dist. No, 3
$2,000,000
sewer
Nos 56 and
to
10
on
and
Sch.
Independent Consol.
marck,
Williams
bank
on
until
of New Orleans.
and
Due
bids
p.m.
Redwood and Brown Counties Joint
Note Sale
Feb. 10 for the
purchase of $1,000,000 building
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due
on April
1 from 1958 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
(CST)
a.m.
lows:
public
sealed
receive
2
will
liminary loan notes offered Jan.
10—V. 183, p. 52—were awarded
Elliott,
G.
until
bids
sealed
Olson,
B.
Schools,
of
Bond
school
L.
—
(CST) on Jan. 24 for the purchase
of $330,000 building bonds.
Dist.
O. Farmerville), Mich.
Secretary of Parish School Board,
Simpson,
Bond Offering—John H. Wither-
(EST)
Sch.
Consol.
Parish
Union
Bond
Detroit, Mich.
bids
Lloyd
Mayor
—
will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on Jan. 16
for the purchase of $29,800 tax
anticipation notes. Dated Jan. 20,
1956. Due on Sept. 1, 1956.
troit.
Controller,
Mich.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,
$60,000
awarded
spoon, City
ceive sealed
of
Moorman,
Heights,
Offering
Bond
system
Jan.
by
approved
&
Ferguson,
No. 1 (P.
$36,000
Offering
inclusive.
Note
Cassopolis, Mich.
Bond
Legality
Stevens
Detroit.
H.
inclusive.
'
1981
Holland.
Berry,
Madison
245,000 3^s. Due on June 1 from
1979
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Peoples State Bank, or
First National Bank, both of
the
inclusive.
1967
to
1957
from
Due on June 1 from
90,000 3j/2S.
1962
1
1955. Due on April
to 1965 inclusive.
1,
June 1 from
on
1961
Dec.
Dated
District
Fairmont),
O.
Minnesota
Bond
i-eeeive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
Bangor
(P.
Normandy School District
St. Louis 21), Mo.
Schmidt, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 8
for
the
purchase
of
$2,350,000
Counties,
School
Chain
37
Superintendent
Holland, Mich.
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
Palmer
No.
price of 100.04, a basis
a
about
Le¬
J-J.
Interest
Faribault
and
ald-Moore
terest
approved
inclusive.
gality approved by Richard Genty
of Maple Grove.
(P.O. R. 2, Coloma),
Michigan
1
project bonds offered Jan. 11 were
awarded to the First Boston Corp.,
Kew York
1959
Hagar Township School District
Newburyport, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
Bond
Sale—The
$1,339,000
building bonds offered Jan. 11—
v.
183,
p.
153—were awarded to
Number 5499
Volume 183
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
composed of Smith, Bar-; during the current session. The
& Co., Union Securities Corp., passage of this legislation will
make it possible for the Port Au¬
both of New York City, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬ thority to proceed with the greatly
a
group
ney
falo, and Chas. King & Co., New
York City, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.27,
basis of about 2.87%.
a
Lowville, Denmark, Martinsburg,
Harrisburg, Montague, Watson,
Pinckney, Turin, New Bremen
and Greig Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Lowville), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $1,994,000
—
school
offered
bonds
Jan.
12—v.
153—were awarded to a
composed of Halsey, Stuart
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., Adams, McEntee & Co., the
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
Baxter, Williams & Co., and Chas.
E. Weigold & Co., as 2%s, at a
price of 100.39, a basis of about
183,
p.
group
&
2.71%.
jjp
Bankers Trust
the
Co.,
New
crossing
will
between
this
serve
Island
Staten
and Brooklyn.
The capital expenditures cover¬
ing the Port Authority's terminal
and transportation developmental
program show an increase of $34,-
497,100
over
The
the 1955 budget.
operating budget is $9,963,200 over
the previous year.
Of
the
budget, almost
one-half, $52,843,200, will be ac¬
counted for the most part by the
Port Authority's development of
capital
great new Terminal City at New
basis of about 2.78%.
a
New York City Housing
>
Note Offerings-Philip J.
)ue
Oct.
on
1956.
1,
Corn
Chemical
The
total estimated cost of this facility
is
$60,000,000.
The
$52,843,200
the
covers
Cruise,
Payable at
Excljfange
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City. ■ ■...
York City Housing
Note
series
Sale
A
183,
v.
The
—
notes
$14,000,000
offered
154—were
p.
Authority,
York
New
Jan.
12—
awarded
as
follows:
Corn
York
follows: $2,500,interest, plus a
premium of $28,932.13; $2,500,000 at 4.95%, plus $29,384.20; and $2,500,000 at 5%,
000
City,
at
as
4.90%
plus $29,836.25.
6,500,000 notes to the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City,
at
1.84%
plus
a
interest,
premium of $182.
Nunda, West Sparta, Mount Morris
and Portage
Central School District
No. 1 (P. O. Nunda), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $380,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 183,
p. 154—were awarded to the Ma¬
Trust
rine
Co.
of
Western
New
York, of Buffalo, and R. D. White
& Co., New York City, jointly, as
2%s, at a price of 100.13, a basis
about
of
2.73%.
District
Clerk, will receive
(EST)
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m.
Jan. 18 for the purchase of $1,-
on
950,000
building bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1957 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Hempstead
Bank
the
First
at
or
in Hempstead,
National City
facilities
additional
and
incidental
anticipated
year.
the
for
La
Guardia
the
budget accounts for the possible
expenditure of $8,441,200 for var¬
ious improvements including re¬
habilitation
of
parking lots,
Airport,
aprons,
-runways,
parking areas,
field drainage and pumping
new
facilities
new
and
construction
of
a
Air Mail Handling Building.
At Newark Airport, $7,357,200
new
construction
of
fire
new
a
house, extension of exterior
senger
pas¬
parking areas, air conditioning for
the Passenger Terminal Building,
additional aircraft parking areas,
of
the
Calco
stack,
ex¬
tension of dual
taxiways for Run¬
way 4-22 and possible additional
hangar development.
At Teterboro, the budgeted ex¬
penditure of $1,079,400 covers im¬
provements including
hangar fa¬
dual electric airport serv¬
ice, construction of run-up pads
and related paving and other simi¬
lar improvements.
Heading' the list of marine ter¬
minal developments included -in
the 1956 budget is the $9,300,000
cilities,
four-berth
structed
terminal
at
Port
to
be
Newark
con¬
for
oc¬
cupancy by Norton, Lilly & Com¬
pany
for its worldwide shipping
activities.
The
cludes
approximately
for
continuation
the
eral
rehabilitation
ment of
in¬
also
amount
$1,500,000
of
the
and
gen¬
improve¬
Port Newark.
provides $8,850,500
for
an-
connec-
tion with the Authority's $85,000,uuu
000 muuxuyn wdieriium reuevexBrooklyn waterfront redevel-
thority's
pated
Total
reserves.
the end of the
at
reserves
antici¬
thority Piers.
The 1956 budget anticipates the
expenditure of $5,154,200 for con¬
provements to the approaches of
of
construction
of
the
Third Tube of the Lincoln Tunnel
and
$3,911,100
for
various
im¬
the Holland Tunnel.
York Authority, N. Y.
11956 Capital Budget—Chairman
made
individual
facility, the
planned 1956 capital expenses are
By
listed
public the bi-state agency's antici¬ La Guardia
Airport—
pated budget for 1956 totaling
N. Y. Int'l Airport—
$176,916,900. This includes capi¬
Newark Airport
tal expenditures of $102,526,400,
Teterboro Airport
and operating expenses of $74,390,500, including
debt service : p°rt Authoritym
charges of $34,003,700.
I p°rt Auth. Bus Terml.
The budget will be amended to Port Newark -—..——
account for possible expenditures j Hoboken-P. A. Piers—.
Brooklyn-P. A. Piers
in connection with the construc¬
Holland Tunnel
tion by the Authority of the $82,Lincoln Tunnel
000,000 second deck of the George
Lincoln Tun., 3rd Tube
Washington Bridge and the $220,Geo.
Washington Br.
000,000 Narrows Bridge if such
during
the year. Enabling legislation was
passed in New York in 1955. It
is expected to come before the
New Jersey Legislature for action
$8,441,200
52.843,200
7,357,200
1,079,400
747,300
182,400
12.281,600
1,326,200
8,850,500
3,911,100
347,500
5,154,200
4,300
300
Goethals Bridge
next two years as required under
the long established policy of the
2841—were awarded tc
group composed of Harris Trus\
a
p.
&
Savings Bank, Northern Trust
Co.. both of Chicago, White, Weld
& Co., and Wood,
Struthers &
Co., both of New York City, as
23/4S, at a price of 100.30, a basis
of
about
2.72%.
Sale
Bond
53
p.
-
-
Stevenson
The
—
&
basis of about 2.81%.
Offering
Collins,
City
receive
sealed
Comptroller,
bids
until
J
will
2
forecast at
1,831,000 general purposes bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to
improvement
April 1 from
water
on
1975 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Jan.
1.
1956.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the City Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield
York City.
& Wood,
of New
{
offered
bonds
$768,000 water
11—v.
Jan.
awarded
154—were
to
183,
a
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Jan. 24 for
purchase of $2,368,000 bonds,
follows:
falo, Blair & Co., Inc., Manufac¬
turers and Traders Trust Co., of
price
100.13,
of
basis of about
a
Sale
Bond
—
183,
The
Jan.
water
10—v.
North
Bond
Carolina
Offering
W.
—
Easter-
E.
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commissicn, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
bonds.
from
1
1958
to
.bonds
Feb.
1,
Shetterly
Bond
Mitchell,
&
of
r
Dec. l from 1958 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
in New York
City. Legality approved by Mit¬
chell, Pershing, Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
Nov.
R.
1957 to
from
15
navnhlp
N)
1981
in-
and
interest
thp
Principal
Cpntral
at
Co., Cincinnati. ■ Legality
approved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
(P. O. Greenville), N. C.
Bond Offering
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
until 11
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
of
on
Sold
—
school
1955. Due
inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
Mitchell,
New
1,
York
City
or
Legality approved bv
Pershing,
Shetterly
Mitchell, of New York City.
and
Sewer
District
Im¬
bonds.
Sept. 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive.
inclusive.
31,000 road improvement bonds.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated
Jan.
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the County Treasurer's
1956.
office.
Johnston
Township Local School
District (P. O. R. D.
1, Cortland),
Bond Sale—The $57,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 9—v.
183, p. 53 —.were awarded to
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
as
3V2S, at a price of 100.84, a
Markell,
Clerk of the Board
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Feb. 8 for the purchase
$250,000 school building bonds.
of
Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on May 1
from 1957 to 1979 inclusive. Prin.
.
...
.
tvTX
t
.
„
c*Pal*']terest (M-N) payable
the
at
Cleveland
Co.,
Trust
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey,
%
of
Cleveland.
Lakeville, Ohio
special assessment bonds offered
Jan. 6—v. 182, p. 2841—were not
Bond
Sale
—
The
$10,000
fire
apparatus bonds offered Jan. 10—
182,
v.
2842—were
p.
awarded
to the Conneaut
Banking & Trust
Co., of Conneaut.
sold.
Columbus, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
cial
bonds
$135,097.58 spe¬
improve¬
street
assessment
offered
Jan.
11—v.
53—were awarded to J. A.
& Co.,
of Cincinnati, as
p.
White
2V2S, at a price of 100.93, a price
100.93, a basis of about 2.34%.
of
Columbus
Sch.
City
Sale
Bond
—
Dist.,
The
Ohio
$4,000,000
183, p. 53—were awarded to a
group composed of Northern Trust
v.
Co., Chicago, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.,
Trust Company,
Mercantile
Louis, The Ohio Company,
The Illinois Company, City Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
of
St.
a
Blair
William
Cleveland
&
Liberty Township Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Youngstown), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $563,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 11—v.
183, p. 53—were awarded to a
group composed of McDonald &
Co., First Cleveland Corp., and
Wm.
J. Mericka &
Co., all of
Cleveland, as 3V4S, at a price of
101.52, a basis of about 3.10%.
10—
offered Jan.
building bonds
Co.,
and
Corp., as 2V2S, at
Lucas
County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Sale—The $158,780 Water
Supply Line improvement bonds
offered Jan.
10—v.
183, p. 53—
Bond
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all of
Toledo, as 2%s, at a price of
100.53, a basis of about 2.37%.
price of 102.06, a basis of about
Madison Local School District
2.30%.
(P. O. Mansfield), Ohio
Columbus Grove Local School
District, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The $548,000 school
offered
bonds
Jan.
11—v.
awarded, to
a
182, p.
group
composed of Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Toledo, Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, and
Roose & Co., of Toledo, as 3s, at
a price of 100.88, a basis of about
Sale—The $675,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 182,
Bond
p.
2842—were awarded to
composed of Braun,
Toledo,
a
as
3s, at a price of 100.84,
basis of about 2.91%.
McDonald Local School District,
Ohio
Bond Offering
Local School
(P. O. Box 141, McClure),
Damascus
District
Township
Ohio
Bond
Offering
—
Martha Boc¬
caccio, Clerk of the Board of Ed¬
receive sealed bids
(EST) on Jan. 31
for the purchase of $99,000 school
ucation,
until
will
7:30
p.m.
a group
Bosworth &
Co., Ohio Company, of Columbus,
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., of
2.91%.
June 1 from 1957 to 1982
in
on
191,000 Sewer District and sew¬
er
improvement bonds. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1957 to 1966
The $53,000
Jan. 17 for
$300,000
Due
Byesville, Ohio
Bonds Not
2841—were
School District
Pitt County, Ayden
Water
provement
Kirtland Local School District, Ohio
Offering—A.
elusive.
City,
Due
$30,000
basis of about 3.40%.
Lawson,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Jan. 27
for the purchase of $100,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated Nov. 15, 1955. Due
on
on
follows:
Bond Offering—Robert
First
a.m. (EST) on Jan. 17 for
purchase of $34,000 school
building bonds.
Dated Dec. 1,
1955.
receive
(EST)
Ohio
dated
are
Addyston, Ohio
the
on
Feb.
on
New York City.
until 11
the
school building
will
a.m.
Jan. 24 for the purchase of $252,000 special assessment bonds, as
to
p.
Orange .County (P. O. Hillsboro),
1964
1957
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
183,
The $50,000
offered
bonds
Commissioners,
sealed bids until 10
bonds.
from
1
from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
ment
Wolcott, N. Y.
works
Feb.
school
inclusive.
1985 inclusive.
White
D.
R.
on
Due
Roosevelt & Cross, and
& Co., as 2.80s, at a
Buffalo,
refunding
p.
of Western New York, Buf¬
pany
"
57,000 road, bridge and general
refunding bonds. Due on Feb.
group
of Marine Trust Com¬
composed
of
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
1
County (P. O. Columbus),
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar-
North Carolina
2,211,000
$15,000
and
ley. Assistant Clerk of the Board
Dec.
$100,000
the
Ohio
to
Wayne County (P. O. Goldsboro),
as
for
machine
Franklin
1968
-
were
2738.
1, 1955. Principal
(J-D) payable in
New
York
City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
the
the
Trust
District, N. Y.
Sale—The
Bond
tc
interest
(M
Williamson, Williamson Water
>
1968
from
1
Bond Offering
at
Public
equipment
bonds offered Jan. 3— v. 182, p.
Service
OHIO
2,081,000 general purposes bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1957 to
for 1956 are
Net oper-
Dated
and
1976 inclusive.
to
bonds
from
received
1970 inclusive.
shing,
1977 inclusive.
1957
1968
to
1956.
1961 inclusive.
Due
Dec.
on
payable
Bank,
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
refunding bonds.
general
Due
$31,000 water improvement bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1956 to
Greenville.
$75,108,200.
'
p.m.
(EST) on Jan. 19 for the purchase
$4,393,000 bonds, as follows:
bonds.
1
1963
Lawrence
—
1956
refunding
Dec.
on
25,000
of
450,000
from
school
Due
Troy, N. Y.
Bond
1
Due
.
183,
to Bacon.
Co., of New York
3s, at a price of 100.28, a
as
Dec.
41,000
;
$25,000 town
awarded
were
—
payable
revenues
State
Eastlake, Ohio
inclusive.
—
182,
(EST) on Jan. 17
$111,000 bonds,
a.m.
1970 inclusive.
Saratoga Springs City School
District, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,996,000
bqilding bonds offered Jan. 10—
v.
11
on
Board of Commissioners.
$102,526,400
Operating
(M-N)
McClure.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
$45,000 school building bonds. Due
000 above the debt service for the
terest (J-D) payable
below:
interest
Farmers
sealed bids at his office in Raleigh
$37,654,000 which is $948,-
year are
53—were awarded to R. D.
whU
& c
of New York City,
opment
plan.
Of this amount,1
•
nH„ nf
innSfi
a
as
3.20s, at a price of 100.36, a
$7,500,000 is for a new Pier 11.
basis of about 3.16%.
The budget also includes provision
of $1,326,200 for completion of the
NORTH CAROLINA
present phase of the redevelopment of the Hoboken-Port Au-
to
ling, Secretary of Local Govern¬
ment
Commission, will receive
until
The marine terminal budget for
ticipated expenditures in
W. E. Easter-
—
Dated Feb.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
1976 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1956.
for the purchase of
as follows:
2.78%:
City.
expenditures are called for
requirements, anticipated
$7,145,600 will be
Bond Offering
53
improvement bonds.
Clinton),
North Carolina
■
available for transfer to the Au¬
automobile
concourses,
Sampson County (P. O.
net revenues of
City,
,
At
tinuation
Donald V. Lowe on Jan. 12
After satisfying debt
road bonds offered Jan. 5—v.
buildings,
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
Port of New
amounts
Thompson (P. O. Monticello), N. Y,
1956
Oyster Bay Central School District
No. 2 (P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James J. Farren,
investments
adjacent wing buildings, the
great 655-acre central plaza, unit
removal
notes to the Chemical
Exchange Bank, New
$7,500,000
are
Arrival
and
covers
New
Airport.
International
construction
:
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
ntil noon (EST) on Jan. 17 for
the purchase of $19,940,000 Issue
CXIII notes. Dated Feb. 20, 1956.
the
International
Authority, .hangar
York
New
York
year
terminal
~rork City, as 2.80s, at a price of
100.15,
from
come
service
that
the
at
$39,872,900 before
service, while anticipated in¬
debt
Washington Bridge. The construc¬
tion of the Narrows Bridge must
await Federal and State highway
aid in relation to the connecting
expressways
for
revenues
estimated
to $1,276,400.
a
improvement bonds offered Jan.
12—v. 183, p. 154—were awarded
ating
needed second deck of the George
-
Mineola, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $355,000 public
(257)
Clerk
of the
—
J. G. Johnson,
Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
the purchase
bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1956.^Due on Nov. 1 from
(EST) on Jan. 18 for
of $350,000 building
1957
and
to
1979 inclusive.
interest
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
I First National Bank of Girard.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, January 16, 1956
...
(258)
54
Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
Deane & Scribner, of
Pittsburgh, jointly, as 2V2S, at a
to Braun,
Exempted Village School
Mentor
Ohio
District,
Bond Offering
Board
the
of
Clerk
Brown,
Donald G.
—
of
about
price of 101.15, a basis of
2.37%.
eral
S. Rit-
noon
(EST1)
on
—
11—v.
building bonds offered Jan.
183,
54
p.
awarded to
were
—
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
and Ohio Company, of Columbus,
awarded to a
group composed of Field, Rich¬
ards & Co., Fahey, Clark & Co., jointly,
183, p. 54
—
were
of
Cleveland, and Stranahan, Harris
& Co., of Toledo, as 3V4S, at a
price of 101.41, a basis of about
all
Corp.,
Cleveland
First
a
as
(P. O. Leabittsburg), Ohio
Cleveland-Massillon
(P. O.
Road,
composed of the First
Cleveland Corp., Wm. J. Mericka
& Co., Pohl & Co., and Seasongood
& Mayer, as 3V4S, at a price of
100.27, a basis of about 3.21%.
Painesville Township Local
Bond Sale—The
District, Ohio
$500,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v.
182,
Bank, of Chicago,
and Hess & McFaul, of Portland,
Trust & Savings
jointly,
102.15,
Bond Offering
Sheffield Lake, Ohio
—
The
$35,000
of
composed
real
Sweney
purchase bonds offered
—
v.
183, p. 54 — were
Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, as 3V2S, at a price of
First
antee
10
awarded to Magnus &
Local School
District, Ohio
Offering—L. H. Richard¬
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Feb. 14 for
the purchase of $380,000 building
bonds.
Sycamore Township (P. O. 9547
Ross Ave., Montgomery), Ohio
Bond Offering—Clifford Knabe,
Board
the
of
gum.
Bond
Offering
Elizabeth
—
Stowell
Anderson
an¬
that the City will receive
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
bids
24
for the
bonds,
as
on
Dec.
15 from
1956. Due
1957 to 1966 in¬
15,
clusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Pleasant
Ridge branch of the Fifth-Third
Union
Trust
Co.
of
Cincinnati.
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
fer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
purchase of $4,500,000
400,000 park bonds.
300,000 storm
bonds.
sewer
Bond
City
School
District,
Ohio
Sale—The $575,000 school
improvement bonds offered Jan.
10—v. 182, p. 2739—were awarded
eral
150,000 garbage vehicle purchase
■
*
;1:
'
•:
OREGON
Clackamus
County School District
No. 89
(P. O. Route 1, Box 194,
Eagle Creek), Oregon
Bond
ger,
Offering
District
— Virginia
HorClerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Feb. 1 for the purchase of $30,000
general
obligation
Feb.
1, 1956.
to
1966
and interest
Due
bonds.
on
to
(P.
.
The
—
Legality ap¬
of Portland.
bonds
offered
of Portland,
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
Jan.
O.
Colman, S. D.
Bond "Sale
inclusive.
3.35s.
as
Dist.
2.80s.
TENNESSEE
Pierce,
&
Fenner
2.52%.
2V8s.
Due on Oct.
from 1962 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Albert W.Stone,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids
until
10:30 a.m.
(CST) on
Feb.
1977
to
1
fered Jan. 5
bonds
revenue
sewer
sold
privately
to
posed of Singer,
com¬
ner; Blair & Co., Inc.; Arthurs,
Thomas & Co.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke;
Smith & Root; McKelvy & Co.;
Stroud & Co.; Butcher & Sher¬
Lestrange & Co.;
Cunningham, Schmertz 81
Co., Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; and Hulme, Apple-
follows:
$250,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1, 1961.
200,000 3y8s. Due on Feb. 1, 1962.
1964.
Due Feb. 1, 1965.
Due Feb. 1, 1966.
Due Feb. 1, 1967.
Due Feb. 1, 1963.
Due Feb. 1, 1969.
Due Feb. 1, 1970.
Due Feb.
1, 1996.
25,000 3.15s. Due Feb. 1,
25,000 3%s.
30,000 3.30s.
30,000 3.35s.
30,000 3.40s.
35,000 3.45s.
35,000 3V2s.
1,430,000 4s.
bonds
The
1956.
are
1,
Feb;
dated
burgh.
Old Forge
Goldman, Sachs
Inc.,
Bacon,
Stevenson
&
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Laurence M. Marks, Eldredge & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
Co. Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
A.
Webster
Dougherty
& Co.,
Thomas & Co., Dolphin & Co.,
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Kansas
City,
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., and McDonaldMore
Principal and interest
of the account:
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Hallgarten & Co., Stroud & Co., Hornblower & Weeks, B. J. Van Ingen
Co.
&
eral
obligation
funding
183,
v.
School District, Pa.
Sale—The
Bond
$126,000
funding
gen¬
and
re¬
bonds offered Jan. 11—
p.
54—were awarded to
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, as 41/2S, at a price of 100.25,
a basis of about 4.44%.
Sale—The
build¬
$17,000
Jan.
offered
bonds
awarded to the Lawrence
and Trust Company,
6
were
Savings
of New Cas¬
tle, as 21/2s.
Chester
Redevelopment Authority,
Pennsylvania
Note Sale —The $620,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Jan.
10—v.
183,
p.
54—were
awarded
the Delaware County National
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCul-
to
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
count.
Bank * of
Chester,.-at
1.55%
dis¬
Clarksville
SOUTH
ter
offered
posed
to
Halsey,
a
group
Stuart
prelim¬
City, at 1.77%
premium of $11.
York
New
Bank,
Exchange
Corn
Chemical
the
discount, plus a
Macon, Tenn.
Bond
Offering
G.
—
C.
West,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Feb.
the
for
17
of $275,000
purchase
Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1975
school bonds.
Due
on
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
Citizens
Bank, of Lafayette. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
payable
(J-J)
the
at
Chicago.
Memphis, Tenn.
Financial Advisers 011 Proposed
Utility Issue
$135,000,000
—
The
is understood to have ap¬
pointed the New York investment
banking firm of Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler to act as its financial ad¬
City
with the pro¬
viser in connection
issue of $135,000,000 reve¬
nue bonds, proceeds of which will
be used to construct an electric
posed
plant.
power
utility
The
is ex¬
pected to be in operation in June
1958 when the City's contract for
TVA power
expires.
Monroe
County (P. O.
Madisonville), Tenn.
Bond
Offering
—
Cook Carson,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids
16
until
for
10
the
(EST)
purchase
school bonds.
on
a.m.
Feb.
of
on
Feb.
$700,000
Dated
Feb.
1,
1956.
from
1957
to
1970
1
Tullahoma, Tenn.
system revenue bonds
Jan.
11—v. 183, p. 54—
of
Authority,
Housing
inclusive.
Sale—The $3,000,000 wa¬
awarded
—
com¬
& Kirkpatrick,
Note Sale—The $579,COO
Due
CAROLINA
works
were
group
inary loan notes offered Jan. 10—
v.
183, p. 54—were awarded to
Greenville, S. C.
Bond
a
T ennessee
Township School District
(P. O. West Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
to
Clark, Landstreet
as 41/2S and 4V4S.
Taylor
ing
182, p. 2842
posed of the Cumberland Secur¬
ities Corp., C. H. Little & Co., and
Deane & Scrib¬
gate & Humphrey, Inc, as
bonds of¬
v.
—
awarded
were
was
group
a
Tenn.
The $295,000 natu¬
—
ral gas system revenue
Hickory Township Municipal
Authority (P. O. Hickory),
Pennsylvania
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,090,000
purchase
Centerville,
Bond Sale
inclusive.
1985
the
for
3
675,000 school bonds.
600,000 2 ^s. Due on Oct. 1 from
&
Co.
Tenn.
Bristol,
183, p. 154—were awarded
composed of Eastman,
(F-A)
group
payable at office of the Trustee.
& Co., New York City, as 2%s,'at
Legality approved by Burgwin,
a price of 101.13, a basis of about
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pitts¬
,
p.
Pa.
group
Lynch,
5—v.
Jan.
offered
54—were awarded to the
Dakota State Bank, of Colman, as
Township Sch.
Havertown),
The $15,000 water
—
bonds
works
183,
1,050,000
10—v.
2740—were awarded to a
headed by Halseyj Stuart
Lehman Brothers,
DAKOTA
SOUTH
rerd;
Allegheny County Institution Dist.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
p.
to
of $1,Dated Feb.
1, 1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957!
to 1890 Inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
First National City Bank of New
York, or at the First National
Bank, Bristol. Legality approved
$350,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
1957 to 1961 inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
182,
1966
Butcher & Sherrerd, HalSulzberger & Co., Harrison
Rambo, Close & Kerner,
W. Sparks & Co., and Fauset, Steele & Co., at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.21%, as follows:
School District
both
from
1
Beane,
lowell,
& Co.,
Inc., J.
O. McMinnville),
Oregon
Co.,
Jan.
Dillon & Co., Stroud & Co., Mer¬
United States National Bank, and
Blyth &
jointly.
a
rill
Bernice Beck,
Bank
County
40
Dated
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
yOffering Date Changed
obligation bonds offered Jan.
10—v.
build¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 8—v. 182,
p. 2842 —• were awarded to the
&
150,000 traffic signal bonds.
bonds..'
about
Bond Sale—The $2,0u0,000 gen¬
$250,000 build¬
Other members
$3,000,000 water bonds.
500,000 sanitary sewer bonds.
1957
Tiffin
(P.
Bond Sale—The $575,000
follows:
on
Feb.
No.
pital
City Auditor
nounces
Township
Jan. 20 for
the purchase of $15,810.21 special
assessment
road
improvement
Dated
Haverford
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 hos¬
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
—
1981
to
payable at the Coun¬
National
Yamhill
National
Tulsa, Ohla.
son,
bonds.
of
on
1,050,000 series A bonds
Due Jan. 1, 1996.
will receive sealed
Bond Sale—The
First
State Bank, both of Man-,
100.08, a basis of about 3.48%.
" '
inclusive.
Spartanburg County (P. O.
Spartanburg), S. C.
inclusive; and $420,000
3'/8s, due on Jan. 1 from 1973
Washington County School District
No. 48 (P. O. Beaverton), Ore.
Co., Oklahoma City,
National Bank, and Guar¬
Jan.
from'
Due on Aug. 1
1989
to
1972
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 182,
p.
2740 — were awarded to the
First
1987
•
inclusive.
1986
to
$930,000 series A bonds: $130,000 offering of $150,000 court house
4s, due on Jan. 1 from 1957 and
jail bonds scheduled for Jan.
to
1961
inclusive; $120,000 19
v.
183, p. 155 — has been
2V2S, due on Jan. 1 from 1962
changed to Jan. 24.
to 1965 inclusive; $260,000 3s,
by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, Of Portland.
Bank & Trust
estate
Strasburg-Franklin
300,000 2s.
1983
Co., Thomas & Co., Cunningham,
McKelvey & Co.,
and Siftith & Root, at a price of
proved
The
the
inclusive.
1982
1977 to
Schmertz & Co.,
8 p.m. (PST) on Jan.
the purchase of $54,000
ty Treasurer's office.
OKLAHOMA
—
Co., Lyons'
Shafto, and Hamilton & Co., at
price of 100.04, a net interest
&
until
bids
—
noon
a
District Clerk,
Ruggles Twp. (P. O. R. D. No, 4,
5—v. 183, p. 54—were awarded to
New London), Ohio
Calver and Canfield, of Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The $10,000 fire sta¬
tion and equipment bonds offered City, as 51/2s.
Jan. 5
v. 182, p. 2842 — were
Mangum, Ohla.
awarded to J. A. White & Co., of
Bond Sale—The $200,000 elec¬
Cincinnati, as 3V2S, at a price of
tric bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 183,
100.65, a basis of about 3.47 %.
p. 54—were awarded to a group
until
2V2S, at a price
basis of about 2.29%.
as
Washington County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. 575 N.W. Murray Road,
Portland), Oregon '
$5,000 water
works system bonds offered Jan.
of
series
2740—were awarded to the Harris
Geronimo, Ohla.
Sale
Co.,
&
&
400,000 2.90s. Due cn Aug. 1 from
sewer
to
Furman
Evans
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Co., Singer, Deane &
Scribner, Ira Haupt & Co., Stroud
posed of
Blair &
No. 4
U bonds offered Jan, 9—v. 182, p.
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus.
Bond
Clerk
Sale—The $500,000
Bond
special
improvement
bonds offered Dec. 27—v. 182, p.
2.95%.
Bond
from
(P. O. Box 4009,
Portland 8)', Oregon
$350,000 build¬
awarded
A.
—
Port of Portland
and interest
2739—were
&
a
$440,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $12,840
2842—were awarded to a group
composed of Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Cleveland, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., and Stranahan, Harris
& Co., both of Toledo, as 3s, at a
price of 100.42, a basis of about
Clement
price of 100.55.
a
Alester G.
Inc.,
cost of about 2.85%, as follows:
Authority (P. O. Allison Park),
$775,000 5s. Due on Aug. 1 from
Pennsylvania
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
BondSale
The $1,980,000
925,000 2%s. Due cn Aug. 1 from
school
building revenue bonds
1967 to 1976 inclusive.
offered Jan. 11—v. 183, p. 154—
600,000 2.80s. Due cn Aug 1 from
were
awarded to a group com¬
ing bonds offered Jan. 10—v. 182,
p. 2842—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., and the United States Na¬
tional Bank of Portland, jointly.
Worthington, Ohio
p.
Sale
2%s, at
due
3.09%.
assessment
to
Hampton Township School District
ing bonds offered Jan. 12—v. 183, 16 for
p. 54—were awarded to Pohl & general
obligation bonds. Dated
Co., of Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at a Jan. 2, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
price of 101.58, a basis of about 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Principal
School
awarded
183, p.
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co., of Pittsburgh, as
(P. O. Hood River), Oregon
Wayne Local School District (P. O.
Paynesville), Ohio
school
group
Bond
1
Hood River School District
cinnati.
improvement bonds offered Jan.
9—v. 183, p. 54—were awarded to
a
Feb.
on
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
Legality
approved by
Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of Cin¬
Barberton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $382,000
10—v.
—
Due
3s.
44,000
Dayton.
Norton Local School District
4128
inclusive.
1957 to 1962
$190,000 school
building bonds offered Jan. 10—
v. 183, p. 54 — were awarded to
North Olmsted, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $140,000 fire First Cleveland Corp., and Wm. J.
&
Co.,
of Cleveland,
house bonds offered Jan. 7 were Mericka
awarded to the First Cleveland jointly, as 3V4S, at a price of
Corporation, Cleveland, as 3l/2S, at 100.81, a basis of about 3.16%.
a price of 100.89, a basis1 of about
Washington Township Local School
3.40%.
District (P. O. Centerville), Ohio
Northwestern Local School District
Bond Offering — Gilbert B.
(P. O. Springfield), Ohio
Buriff, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Bond Sale—The $570,000 build¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
ing bonds offered Jan. 6—v. 183, until noon (EST) on Feb. 1 for
p. 54—were awarded to a group the
purchase of $480,000 building
composed of the First Cleveland bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. Due on
Corp., Braun, Bosworth & Co., June 1 and Dec. 1 from 1957 to
Inc., Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and 1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Sweney Cartwright & Co., as 3s, terest (J-D) payable at the Win¬
at a price of 100.52, a basis of
ters National Bank & Trust Co.,
pool
swimming
cost of
interest
follows:
Local Sch. Dist. $66,000 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Bond Sale—The
gen¬
price of 100.04, a 98, a net interest cost of
about 3.08%, 3.35%, as follows:
Portland, at a
net
3.11%.
about 2.94%.
First
$175,000
Jan.
offered
54—were
54—were awarded
National Bank of
183, p.
the
to
of 100.68,
as 3s, at a price
basis of about 2.93%.
Warren Township
10—v.
obligation
bonds
chey, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
Jan. 23 for the purchase of $297,000 building bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
1956. Due on Feb. 1 from 1957 to
1966 inclusive. Principal and in¬
sealed bids
Feb. 7 for Troy Township (P, O. Nova), Ohio
the purchase of $700,000 school
Bond Sale
The $10,000 fire
building bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1956. station and
equipment bonds of¬
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1976
fered Jan. 5 were awarded to J. A. terest (F-A) payable at the Coun¬
inclusive. Principal and interest
White
& Co., of
Cincinnati, as ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
(M-N) payable at the Lake Coun¬ 3V2S, at a price of 100.65, a basis
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
ty National Bank, Painesville. Le¬ of about 3.38%.
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Utica-Washington Local School
ers & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Curry County School District No*
District (P. O, Utica), Ohio
3C (P. O. Gold Beach), Oregon
Ne wton Falls Exempted V ill age
Bond Sale—The $431,000 school
Bond Sale—The $110,000 gen¬
School District, Ohio
building bonds offered Jan. 11-—v. eral obligation bonds offered., Jan.
Bond Sale—The $698,000 school
Education, will receive
until
Sale—The
Bond
(P. O. Coquille), Oregon
Bond Offering—Charles
Phelps, Fenn & Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co., First
of
Michigan Corporation, F. W.i
Craigie & Co., B>rr.e and Phelps,'
Crafton, Pa.
School District No. 8C
Coos County
and Singer,
&
com¬
Co.,
Bond
Offering
—
Alice Berry,
City Recorder, will receive offers
at public auction at 2 p.m. (CST)
on Jan. 27, for an issue of
$500,000
high school bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
Volume 183
Nurriber 5499
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(259)
Due
1955.
1988
to
Dec.
on
from
1
1961
inclusive.
interest
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
Chemical
35,000 street improvement bonds.
Due
and
the
inclusive.
Corn
Exchange Bank,
New York City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dated
mas,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Pierce &
$323,000
Rauscher,
Co., of Dallas, as follows:
$263,000
water
system
•"
sold
was
to
works
and
bonds,
revenue
sewer
3s,
as
3%s and 4s. Due serially from
1956 to 1990 inclusive.
1
60,000 general obligation bonds,
as 3s, 3V2s and 3%s.
Due se¬
rially from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
water
sewer
bonds
Dec.
1,
Interest
1955.
J-D. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Board of Regents of the University
of Texas (P. O. Austin 12), Texas
Bond Offering—W. W. Stewart,
Endowment
Officer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
Feb. 2 for the purchase of $4,150,000
dormitory
revenue
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1956. Due on April
Due
Oct.
on
1
from
1959
to
1996
from
(A-O)
National Bank, Dallas.
Hill County (P. O.
inclusive.
of
Forth
Worth,
Bond
55
City
agreed upon between
as
the successful bidder and the Uni¬
—
Cedar Hill Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Bord Sale—An issue of $187,000
house
bonds
sold
was
to
First
Southwest Co., of Dallas, as
follows:
1956 to
1960
1981
126,000
Jan. 31 for the purchase of
bonds,
to
Dec.
on
15
from
$50,000
bonds
and
Due
on
dated
are
those
thereafter
Dec.
39,000
Dec.
maturing in
callable
are
15,
1971
as
of
Co., Dallas. Legal¬
McCall, Park¬
Crowe, of Dallas.
were
by
sold
to
the
The
Central
bonds.
Due
from
15
182,
to
In¬
serially
dated
are
the
at
sewer
on
1985 in¬
and
$500,000
ton
&
were
the
Columbia
15 from
clusive.
revenue
1975 in¬
to
M-N.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
Rockdale
bonds.
school
bonds
$50,000 23/4s. Due
Callable
on
Oct.
fol¬
offered
3s. Due
on
135,000 3V8S. Due
1971
to
from
Feb. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas,
bonds.
on
Oct.
15, 1961.
Due
1969
about
2.49%,
as
1968
to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1976
Debenture
"
Feb. 1 from
on
on
WASHINGTON
was
J.
of
Edwards,
Inc.,
$110,000
sold to R.
Dallas,
as
1989
to
1991
inclusive.
1,
1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Mc¬
las.
Bond
Independent
April
house
Sale—The
bonds
School
$275,000 school
offered
Dec.
29—v.
182, p. '2740 — were awarded to
Moroney, Beissner & Co., and Rotan, Mosle & Co., both of Hous¬
ton, jointly, as follows:
$116,000 3V4S. Due
1957
159.000
Feb. 1 from
on
1965 inclusive.
to
3s.
Due
Feb.
on
of
'
•.
of
,/
Due
Sarnia
1
from
Debenture
bids
$350,000
until
2
water
$58,000
17 for the purchase of
1, 1956.
able
$85,000
Sale
&
Dated Jan.
of
as
Jan.
years.
1,
1966.
(J-J) pay¬
Treasurer's
the
County
Legality approved by Bur& Blair, of Spokane.
cham
Counly, Highline Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
No.
401
Sale—The
$1,400,000 gen¬
Debenture
$42,000
sold to
was
Sale— An
improvement
Co., Ltd.,
of 95.90.
4s and 3s, at
Due
of
composed
group
Bank
awarded
Bank
Pacific
of
Courville, Quebec
$73,000
Sale
County,
No.
403
Sch.
Renton
1956
4s
as
REPORT
of 120
to
the
follows:
1972 inclusive.
1 from
in
accordance
balances
banking
with
(PST)
cash
Government
and
10
&
60,000.00
...
378,603.54
693,501.79
TOTAL ASSETS
$3,518,139.99
LIABILITIES
Demand
deposits
viduals,
of
partnerships,
indi¬
and
721,771.56
——
both
jointly.
of
1,691,958.42
—
Seattle,
'
LIABILITIES
TOTAL
(net
subordinated
including
183, p. 156 — were
Blyth & Co., and Fos¬
Marshall,
liabilities
water
offered
v.
—
431,315.08
...
stocks
and fixtures......
assets...
Other
bonds
revenue
awarded to
$2,413,729.98
obligations shown below)
ACCOUNTS
CAPITAL
t
Capital
Surplus
500,000.00
325,000.00
279,410.01
—
fund—
Undivided profits
WISCONSIN
Sl. Francis,
183. p. 55—were awarded to the
Chemical
Corn Exchange Bank,
Wis.
AC¬
CAPITAL
TOTAL
inary loan notes offered Jan. 10—
1,104,410.01
COUNTS
v.
New York
plus
a
City, at 1.77% discount,
premium of $9.
Radford,
••Saving^
Jan.
and
DEPOSITS.. $721,771.56
Wash.
Yakimo,
sewer
direct
TOTAL
Sale—The $400,000
Bond
and
$1,954,719.58
_
States
corporations
1, 1956.
/
process
of collection..
p.m.
building bonds. Dated
in
items
guaranteed
in-
balances,
reserve
Corporate
Feb. 23 for the purchase
on
of $390,000
Feb.
2
1955,
made
other
institutions,
eluding
Other
until
call
a
York.
of New
Furniture
J. S. Newell,
Schools, will
with
ASSETS
United
Davenport), Wash.
bids
.
of business on December 31,
State
and
on Jan.
1976 inclusive.
sealed
OP
.
Superintendent of Banks pursuant
provisions of the Banking Law of
Cash,
Jan. 1 from
School District No. 207 (P. O.
receive
a
Broadway, New York, New York, at
the close
published
the
—
CONDITION
OP
>J\'N\KV\\NS
Co., of Tacoma, and Chas. N. Tripp
&
Co., of- Portland, jointly, as
cf
at
Interest
TIIE;
the
Bond Offering
3V2s,
''
by
Superintendent
to
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
to
and
J-D.
2843—were awarded to McLean &
to
sold
Dist.
O. Seattle), Wash.
$300,000 buildbonds offered Jan. 11—v. 182, p.
(P.
on
issue of
was
CORPORATION TRUST'
Bond Sale—The
$224,000 2%s. Due
An
—
debentures
Caisse Populaire de St. Louis-de-
basis of about 2.99%.
King
price
a
to 1975 inclusive. Interest M-N.
of
Seattle, First
Portland, Dean
Witter & Co.. San Francisco, Win.
P. Harper & Son & Co., of Seattle,
and Chas. N. Tripp Co., of Port¬
land, as 3s, at a price of 100.02, a
National
of
Nov. 1 from 1956
on
Courville,
p.
issue
debentures
Durocher, Rodrique &
as
price of 98.00. Due
183,
■
Bromptonville, Quebec
bonds offered Jan.
a
Housing Authority, Va.
Note Sale—The $464,000 prelim¬
m
\£3k I
Redevelopment
of
Interest
>
55—were
to
ter
Danville
r-Jip
New
of
issue
inclusive.
1U75
to
eral obligation
Lincoln County, Davenport Consol.
Mitchell,
An
—
QUEBEC
gen¬
bonds.
at
iy/3
City.
issue of
was
A-O.
1967 and thereafter
callable
office.
able in
York
Separate
Thorold, Ontario
Debenture
Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive.
Shetterly
1957
and
on
Due in from 2 to 15
Bonds due in
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
\
from
An
—
debentures
obligations,
*
16
1975 inclusive.
ryoo
76,000 2.90s. Due
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
New York City. Legality
approved by Mitchell, Pershing,
Nova
sold to
Gairdner & Co., as 4V2s, at a price
of 97.07. Due on Dec. 15 from 1956
to
McGreevy,
(PST)
p.m.
eral obligation
VIRGINIA
nett, Secretary of State Commis¬
sion on Local Debt, will receive
sealed bids in Room 222, Finance
Building, Richmond, until noon
(EST) on Jan. 25 for the purchase
of $2,300,000 public improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956. Due on
of
Catholic
Sale
Commissioners, will receive sealed
1958 to
Alexandria, Va.
of
School, Ontario
!
Chairman of the Board of County
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
INOf
Bank
Jan.
on
Roman
i
' ?'
Washington
National
Nov.
Orange
the
12—v.
Call, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
West
Commerce,
■■
Bond Offering—John
Nov. 1 from
on
issue
$270,003 improvement debentures
was sold to Mills, Spence
& Co.,
sewer bonds. Dated
April 1, 1956.
Ltd., as 4V4s, 4s and 3%s, at a
Garfield County (P. O.
price of 96.19. Due serially from
Pomeroy),
Bond
Nov. 1 from
on
<
the
to
Ephrata, Wash.
purchase
1988 inclusive.
to
22,000 3V2s. Due
'
of
An
—
to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until March 7 for the
King
61,000 3V4S. Due
Bank
J
Nov. 1 from
on
$375,000 buildawarded
were
—
to
Debenture
follows:'
$27,000 23/4s. Due
95.65.
ing bonds offered Jan. 11—v. 183,
2843
Sale
Scotia, and McLeod, Young, Weir
& Co., Ltd., as 4s, at a price of
County, Battle Ground Sch.
Dist. No. 119 (P. O.
Vancouver),
Washington
Bond Sale—The
sold
was
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dated
Bond
$170,000 improvement debentures
Clark
are
Dallas), Texas
1967
Bankers
Markham, Ontario
1957 to
Feb. 1 from
on
Feb. 1
,1962 to 1970 inclusive.
sewer
200,000 general obligation water
works
of
$930,000 2.70s. Due
inclusive.
1961
to
114,000
the
to
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
cost
(not
182, p. 2740 — were
awarded
to Rauscher,
Pierce &
Co., and Russ & Co., both of San
Antonio, at par and accrued in¬
terest, jointly, as follows:
1957
issue of
interest
Seattle.
$299,000
v.
—
An
—
improvement debentures
sold
was
Ontario
Sale
Wyllie & Thornhill, of Charlottes¬
a price
of 100.05, a net
National
& V AY C
M
Sale —The
$300,000)
M-N.
as
and
Due
$102,331
ville, at
p.
Independent School
III
Bond
:
15 from 1980 to 1989 inclusive.
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
District, Texas
works
Debenture
of
Corp., Ltd., and Walwyn, Fisher
& Co., Ltd., jointly, as
4V2s, at a
price of 99.00. Due on Nov. 1
770,000 2.40s. Due
Securities
1956
Interest
lows:
water
ONTARIO
Cornwall,
Scott,
Lynchburg.
F. W. Craigie & Co., J. C. Wheat
&
Co., both of Richmond, and
Sale—An issue of $30,000
Nov.
on
15,
Bonds
Co., Inc., of Dallas,
$300,000
group
composed
Horner & Mason, of
1956 to U66 inclusive.
totaling
sold to Burt, Hamil¬
—
CANADA
$1,700,00C
follows:
Corp., of San Antonio,
National
Mount Pleasant, Texas
Sale
The
—
a
Burt, Hamilton & Co., of Dallas,
Legality approved by Gib¬
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
Bond
Sale
school building bonds offered Jan.
12—v. 183, p. 55—were awarded
Canyon), Texas
Bond
Bank.
son,
Jan. 10—v.
on
school house bonds
Oct.
Austin
the
for
Randall County, Umbarger Common
School District No. 11 (P. O.
from
15
and
1971
31
2843.
p.
.V'V',
bonds
payable
Company, and the First
Southwest Company, both of Dal¬
las, jointly, as follows:
park
works
rejected
were
1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
vestment
$15,000
bids
sewer
inclusive.
clusive.
Trust
&
Oct.
on
1986
water
Oct.
15
1970. Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Texas
&
Due
to
until Jan.
Rylie Indep. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
system revenue bonds. Due
15,
approved
$89,000
obligation
general
1957
1986 inclusive.
3.10s.
received
follows:
as
Rockingham County (P. O.
Harrisburg), Va.
Bond
1956.
purchase of the $1,500,000 general
obligation bonds for which all
Manor, Texas
Offering—Edgar L. John¬
son, City Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 15 from
on
Dimmitt, Texas
Bond Sale—Bonds totaling $50,000
p.
Rowles,
Houston, and Russ
Co., of San Antonio, jointly.
from 1967 to 1982 inclusive.
hurst
183,
to
inclusive.
36,000 3s. Due
ity
revenue
10—v.
awarded
water
Winston & Co.,
&
bonds.
$25,000 3V2s. Due
Bank
Jan.
15,
inclu¬
to
Bond
Dallas.
Dec.
system
sewer
were
versity. Legality approved by McCall,
Parkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
terest
33/4s.
Dated
April 1 from
Sale—The $278,000
and
or
Jan.
1978
Oct. 15, 1965.
Pasadena, Texas
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Jan. 5
offered
bank in Austin
$75,-
Liberty, Texas
bonds
and
Hillshoro), Tex.
as
to
on
school building bonds was sold to
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
State Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Gibson, Spence &
Gibson, of Austin.
works
The
;
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
New
1955
1985
000 road and bridge warrants was
sold to William N. Edwards & Co.,
pay¬
school
to
1958
Principal and interest
payable at the Mercantile
able
a
to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
York
sys¬
sold
was
Warrant Sale—An issue of
Dated
at
$325,000
and gas
Murray W, Moore & Co., of Dal¬
las, as 4V2s. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
sive.
1
works,
revenue
tem
1956
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
be
Grand Falls,, Texas
Abernathy, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
Dated
Nov.
Dallas.
TEXAS
from
sive. Callable
i
15, 1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, oi
M-N.
15
serially from 1956 to 1972
55
Bond Sale—The
Halsey,
to
a
Va.
$1,100,000 school
Co.,
&
were
composed of
group
Stuart
—
improvement
6
were
The $130,000 local
bonds
offered
Equitable
1956.
1960
Due
on
are
dated
Oct. 1
inclusive^
Jan.
1,
A-O.
Le¬
Corp., and Auchincloss, Parker &
Redpath,
net
as
at
interest
a
price
cost
of
of
100.02,
about
a
2.73%,
City Clerk, will sell at public auc¬
at 2 p.m. (CST) on Jan. 16
tion
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
purchase of $567,000 water
utility
mortgage revenue bonds.
a
period of 20 years
Due
1957 to
Offering
for the
follows:
$380,000 3s.
Waukesha, Wis.
—
Esther Winn
Bond
1965 inclusive.
720,000 2.70s. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
1966 to 1981 inclusive.
over
Callable
from
on
and
after
five
date of issue in whole
or
in
part in inverse numerical order.
consists
value
par
of
of
memoranda
Assets
pledgpd or assigned to
other
liabilities
are
after
serves
and
for
$105,315.08
purposes
Securities
as
shown
above
deduction of re¬
106.80
of
SKINNER, Treasurer of
the'above-named institution, hereby certify
that the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
I,
CHARLES
J.
CHARLES
J.
SKINNER
Correct—Attest:
RALPH
years
capital
total
$500,000.00.
secure
gality approved by Lines, Spoon& Quarles, of Milwaukee.
$3,518,139.99
ACCOUNTS..
institution's
stock
with
from 1956 to
Interest
er
Securities Corp., First of Michigan
CAPITAL
tThis
common
bonds
The
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND
Jan.
awarded to the Milwaukee
Company.
building bonds offered Jan. 6
awarded
Sale
Bond
CREWS
OAKLEIGH L.
WILLIAM
R.
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WATSON J
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