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MONDAY
ISSUE
N
u
IVt'RSITY
OF
MICHIGAN
Ret. v. B. Pat. Office
Volume 182
Number
5445
New York
7, N. Y., Monday, July 11, 1955
Price
$1.1$
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
ACF Industries,
Charles
on
July l
an
offer
J.
the
INDUSTRIAL
-
directors
of ACF Industries, Inc., announced
Key Co., East St. Louis, 111., approved
of
by ACF to purchase the assets of
24 filed
June
Key Co.
covering 15,000 shares of
share,
per
operation
common
stock
underwriting.
without
of
The
stock
a
letter of
a
Workmen's
notification
(par $10>
to
proceeds
are
with
the
In This Issue
be offered
to
be
Quotations
May—
New York
for
Stock Exchange
Stock
New York
*
(Stocks)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
Earnings
11
(Bonds)
___
Net
ry.
Exchange
1953
1952
$405,718
$550,583
$492,896
173.950
61,170
224,957
162,896
58,859
19,344
94,920
67,839
Gross
from
ry.
railway
railway
income—
from
Net
Exchange
Stock Exchange
Stock
Exchange
181,
2577.
p.
2.077,986
2.682.493
733,514
386,741
1,026,551
134,103
434,592
303,548
2,353,503
Stock
Exchange
37
SEC
Stock
Exchange
Stock
Exchange—Curb
Over-the-Counter
Corp.—Stock in Lieu of Interest—
June
on
filed
23
letter
a
of
notification
with
months
for
stock).—V.
mon
a
total
sum
of
not
than
more
145,000 shares of
181, p. 1669.
-
•
American
Stock
Appointment of
The committee
Minton
M.
Treasurer
a
_
1
end
consists
C.
of the
W.
directors
of
Nichols.
company,
Eugene Meyer,
Mr.
Emmerich
James
ex-officio members.—V.
are
181,
Finance
Co.
Notes
Albert
Miscellaneous Features
Agricultural
General Corporation & Investment News
2009.
p.
Placed
Chemical
Co.
Dividends
Foreign
Declared
Exchange
and
Cover
Offering—A secondary offering of 5,500 shares of
stock
mon
(no par)
made
&
Co.
was
on
Net
44
Reserve
Federal
of
issuance
to
This
company has acquired all of the outstanding stock of the DeniEngineering Co. of Columbus, Ohio, and it became a wholly-owned
subsidiary of American Brake Shoe on June 1.
options
valued
iaries."
to
Net
43
not
employees
to
exceed
the
of
250,000
corporation
common
and
its
shares
subsid¬
215,000
accordance
which will continue to supply its line of prod¬
181, p. 2797.
name
to
customers
in
this
country
and
overseas.
The
of
the
value
options
within
Registers
.
Broadcasting
With
-
Paramount
Inc.—
SEC—
to
a
It
p.
also
the
retain
be
used
holders of
to
corporation on June 30 filed a registration statement with the
covering 210,600 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Pursuant
stock option plan adopted in
1950, the company. authorized the
are
the
stock
1955
1954
1953
1952
$711,241
$824,529
$774,643
114,911
196,932
200,310
income
oper.
59,254
42,185
92,632
90,894
3,702,926
3,514,901
3,796,537
3,716,127
181,
735,972
567,017
973,488
846,343
306,381
207,426
453,316
374,319
2578.
p.
completed.—V. 181,
was
warrants
are
the
on
date
of
the
issuance
of
the
options.
exercisable in whole or in part from time to time
of Dec. 15, 1950, the latter date being the date of
A
Oil
p.
1194.
Ventures, Inc., Oklahoma City, Okla.—
With Securities
letter
500,000
of
notification
shares
of
and
was
common
Echange Commission—
filed
stock
with
(par
the
one
SEC
June
on
to
cent)
be
cents
per
share through Tellier & Co., Jersey City, N.
ceeds
are
to be
—V.
181,
p.
used
to
16
covering
offered
J.
The
at
net
2926.
have
for
become
will
or
part
of
the
general corporate purposes.
option
warrants.
The
company's
general
largest block
of
warrants was
Arner
funds
The prospectus lists the
55
issued
Leonard
shares
p.
have
H.
Goldenson,
been
issued
President,
upon
for 75,000 shares, of
exercise
of
warrants
which
company on July 6 reported a 20%
customers served by its Canadian drug
therefor.—V.
181,
increase
in
months
The
of
1955,
as
compared
to
the
similar
at Ft. Erie, Ont., like the main one at Buffalo, N. Y.,
formulae for pharmaceutical houses and distributors.—V. 181,
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
Street, Toronto
Members
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Montreal Stock
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
EXCHANGE
& SHARE
Investment Dealers Assn.
BROKERS
Canadian Securities
BROKERS
BAY
ST..
TORONTO
1
•
of Canada
Private Wires Between
EM.
6-4651
185
Bay Street, Toronto 1, Ont.
TELEPHONE
BRANCHES
MIDLAND
TELEPHONE
AJAX
1165
BLIND
EMpire 3-4012
555
Watt & Watt
Direct
SAVARD & HART
private wire to
L. J. FORGET & CO.
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
Fort William
Members National Association
RIVER
of
742.
S. J. BROOKS & COMPANY
TORONTO
number
period last year.
plant
private
p.
THE
the
manufacturing plant in the first
50,000
2925.
Co., Inc.—Canadian Business Increased—
This
New York
186
two
pro¬
buy drilling equipment and for working capital,
years
BOND
STOCK
elected
been
146,408
MEMBERS
MEMBER
STOCK
has
$777,235
-
6 Jordan
Jack. Purceu & Compaivy
TORONTO
office of
corporation.
RR.—Earnings-
r
THE
the
has
2578,
railway
Arkansas
five
This
SEC
will
of
charge of Sales.
corporation,
issuance.
to
Theatres,
of
seven
option
registration. The option price payable upon exercise
warrants v.as fixed at $16.63, being 95% of the. fair
option
market
The
disposed of, prior to such date.
shares covered by
the remaining
210.600
Proceeds
American
181,
from
Files
the subject of this
own
Brown
the
Arizona Public Service Co.—Secondary Offering — A
secondary offering of 3,000 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on June 24 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $26.87 Va
per share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents per share.
which have been issued through June 17, 1955, relate
shares.
Ootions with respect to 3.565 shares expired in
with their terms, and 835 of the shares issued were sold or
Denison, which was founded 24 years ago, is one of the leading manu¬
facturers of hydraulic presses, pumps and controls,
with world-wide
markets. W. C. Denison, founder and
President, remains as Chief Execu¬
its
Mr.
Treasurer of
Options
otherwise
under
and
formerly Assistant Secretary,
railway
from railway.—
ry. oper. income—
—V.
44
Clearings
purchase
and
officers
ry.
Net
System
The Course of Bank
son
Officer cf the firm,
Elected—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Banks
Reserve
com¬
American Brake Shoe Co.—Acquisition^-
ucts
President
be chief financial officer of
railway
from
Net
44
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
and
—V.
Vice-President.
will
Arbor
from
Gross
44
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices.
"to
tive
Corp.—New
Secretary
Hammond,
May—
•
9
June 30
by Eastman,
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co. at $79 per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1 per share. It was
completed.—V. 178, p. 753.
Dillon
Brown,
a
H.
Ann
47
Payable..
Rates
Secondary
—
H.
Secretary.—V.
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
American
181, p. 541.
Sheridan,
Privately — This
company, it was announced on July 7, has arranged to
place privately, through Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, an
issue of $1,400,000 5% capital notes due June
1, 1970.
—V. 181, p. 1837.
—
Viscose
tive officer of the corporation.
Harry L. Dalton has been elevated to the office of Vice-Chairman
been elected
State and City Bond Offerings..
Allied
Portable Sewing Machine Corp.,
which sells the Bell
imports and sells, under the Bell name two other sewing
and
Treasurer and
Chairman; Henry
and
truck
Bell
and
William
the board of directors of this
July 6 by F. J. Emmerich, President.
Exchange on July 6
$3,000,000 out¬
date,
series
the Board from his former position of Vice-President in
31
finance committee by
announced
was
Stock
later
Reichel, Chairman of the Board. Mr. Tomp¬
kins, who has been a Vice-President in charge of Production, will be
chief operations officer, while Dr. Reichel will continue as chief execu-
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp.—Finance Committee—
corporation
a
bonds,
announced by Dr. Frank H.
t 31
Exchange
at
Gerald S. Tompkins has been elected to the office of President, It was
31
31
Transactions
American
df~tricome
steel
for
American
31
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
the
dealings
machines of German manufacture.—V.
42
...
SEC Index of Stock Prices
com¬
; ;
j,
Markets
of
to
amount
precision
Portable
41
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
covering 4,027 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered in
paying interest on debentures, at par (will continue for a period
a
chine
38
Section
Stock and Bond Averages
Dow Jones
the
lieu of
of 36
$0.76
castings; Webb Wheel Division, producer of wheels
trailers; and Eastern Products Division, Freeland,
machine work and sub-contract unit.
Wholly-owned
subsidiaries include
East
Texas
Steel
Castings Co., Inc., Longview,
Texas, a steel foundry; The Fitzsimmons Steel Co., Inc., Youngstown,
Ohio, converter of hot rolled steel bars and coils, Bell Manufacturing
Corp., Freeland, Pa., manufacturer of the Bell Portable Sewing Ma¬
36
Toronto
admission
sized
hubs
Pa.,
35
.
corporation
$1.41
:
(interest
medium
"
35
Canadian Stock Exchange
692,527
266,034
Alaska Telephone
The
$2,055,500
This
35
Exchange...
Toronto
—V.
2,225,000
$3,916,056
A, due Dec. 1,
fully cumulative).
corporation functions through three main divisions, Oklahoma
Steel Castings Co. Division, Tulsa, Okla., manufacturers of small and
-.1954,
34
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
Stock
Governors
principal
32
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
of
for
standing
and
Stock
Montreal
2.462,529
oper.
Board
approved
32
From Jan. 1—
Net
9,130,446
4,575,000
share.
common
32
___
San Francisco
income—
opcr.
11,412,840
income)
2925.
p.
27
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
1954
The
32
Los Angeles
$530,151
railway.
railways
from
Net
other
(estimated)
-
—
per
181,
$48,013,673
34,602,727
American Steel & Pump Corp.—To Be Listed—
23
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Inc. below.—V. 180, p. 717.
1955
from
(less
1954
46,701,842
...
.
income
—V.
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.- -EarningsGross
expenses
income
on
Net
Detroit
Great American Industries,
sold..
Page
American
See
products
Taxes
Inc.
-
of
Operating
at $20
used
Air Associates, Inc.—Proposed Consolidation—*
Cost
SEC
Compensation Insurance Carrier,
1S55
$66,605,738
Net
Academy Insurance Co., Beverly Hills, Calif.—Files—
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Six Months Ended May 31—
sales
-
Stock and Bond
company
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American-Marietta Co.
•
Chairman
This offer to pur¬
chase, as mace by ACF Industries, Inc., will be submitted to a special
meeting of stockholders of Key Co. in August. Key Co. makes oil re¬
finery, chemical plant, • and power plant equipment.—V. 181, p. 2577.
The
INSURANCE
-
Inc.—Acquisition—
Hardy, Jr.,
that
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
of Security
70 Pine
Dealers, Inc.
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
Street, New York 5, N. Y.
Bell System
WHitehall 4-3262
Teletype N. Y. 1-374
>S
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
2
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(110)
1955
Oi^s
Net
ry.
1952
$304,598
$271,827
225,076
181,260
183,381
127,157
66,940
79,615
52,688
38,780
1,629,464
913,781
260,232
1,516,974
income—
oper.
950,004
341,901
Wet ry. oper. income—
—V. 181, P- 2578.
ry.
railway—
$326,938
$307,749
$363,745
59,405
33,747
65,623
16,869
*4,203
21,608
Wet
1—
Wet
632,313
741,595
56,055
121,596
219,950
35,362
68,199
*16,008
38,656
income—
of America—Earnings Up
Consolidated sales of the company for the second quarter of the
current fiscal year, the 12 weeks ended March 19,
1955, were $12,026.575, an increase of $925,259, or 8.33%, over consolidated sales of
611101.316 for the same period of the previous year.
Net income
for* the second quarter, after providing $290,000 for Federal income
taxes,
was
$283,204 compared with $172,735 for the corresponding
quarter last year.
4
,
For the two quarters of the current
fiscal year consolidated sales
were
$23.530,815f compared with $22,756,780 for the previous year.
Wet income,
alter provision for Federal income taxes, was $620,276,
with
91 cents per share on the 684,107 shares outstanding
fit
March
19,
1955, compared with net income of $454,195, or 94
cents
per
share on the 466,240 shares outstanding at March 20,
1954
the end of the second quarter of the past fiscal year.
Earn¬
ings'before income taxes were $1,262,276 for the first two quarters
equivalent
to
19.62%, over earn¬
for the corresponding quarters of the preceding
year,
an
increase of $207,081, or
ings of $1,055,195
fiscal year.—V. 181,
p.
preferred stock at par
offering was quickly completed.
cumulative convertible
($25 per share). This
)further details follow:
the
fornia
engaged in the business of
BUSINESS—Company is
f
Mi and gas,
Ml
refining crude oil
the refined products thereof in California, in producing
and in exploring for and developing prospective and proven
lands in California and Texas. The company was incor¬
marketing
nd
and
gas
porated as a California corporation on May 20, 1912, and
cessor corporation resulting from a merger of The Norwalk
is the suc¬
Co. and the
that was consummated on Aug. 1,
principal olfice of the company is
1952.
located at 256 Montgomery
fjtreet, San Francisco 4, Calif, and the company has operating offices
t.t 437 South Hill Street, Los Angeles 13, Calif.
PRIVATE PLACEMENT, ETC.—The company proposes to use the net
proceeds from the sale of the preferred stock, together with the pro¬
ceeds of loans of $2,500,000, to be obtained from Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co. and The Bank of California N. A., for the construction,
r.t an estimated cost of $3,325,000, of addition refinery, facilities and
(he reactivation of some existing facilities, at the company's refinery
located near Bakersfield, Calif., and to retire the presently outstanding
indebtedness to Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the amount of
f,338,235.
The balance of the proceeds from the foregoing loans and
t ie sale of the preferred stock will be added to the general working
company
The
capital of
the company.
totaling $2,500,000
loans
The
of $1,250,000 or
(tie company
stock
Common
($1
tyalue.—a—
par
Outstanding
-
65,000 shs.
833,835 shs.
75,000 shs.
"1,500,000 shs.
secured instalment notes
quarterly, from Setat. 1, 1956, to
£*/•% -4%%
due
1,
June
will
proceeds
S—
1966
—
and surplus
conversion of the preferred
1,
June
ing $1,250,000 mature quarterly from Sept. 1, 1956 to
1961 and bear interest at the rate of 4'A% per annum; notes
total
(staling $1,250,000 mature quarterly
tend bear interest at the rate
from Sept. 1, 1961 to June 1, 1966
of 4%%
per annum.
required
of California, N. A.,
to the company, conditioned upon the
of $1,250,000 or more from the sale of new
teceipt
lend $2,500,000
to
the company
by
the
the number of
which each such underwriter has agreed to
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and
preferred stock
of
ihares
purchase are as follows:
Shares
Shares
12,500
William
Staats
R.
C'o.__
&
Crowell, Weedon & Co
10,000
J. Barth & Co
Fairman
2,500
Co
&
& Durst,
Richter Co
7,500
Wagenseller
Shearson, Hammill & Co
7,500
Scherck.
Sutro &
7,500
Hill
4,000
2,50o
Kerr
Gchwabacher
Hooker
Co
&
Fay
Eichler & Co.—
Bateman.
fiee
also
V.
182,
2.
p.
Richards
2,500
Inc.
2,50o
2,500
Co
&
Bell
&
1,000
the
cents
since
annum
sells
William
1943,
Staats
R.
30,
share
dividends
paid
Co.;
&:
in the
associated
Sutro
&
Lake Erie RR. —Earnings—
1955
$2,862,273
1,522,413
903,576
May—
from
Gross
Wet
from
Wet
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
IJet
from
1957
1953
1954
$3,448,829
Wet
ry,
—V.
income
oper.
181,
1.952.646
1,414,642
816,753
579,445
7,614,664
11.008,504
3,581,027
2.512.788
company,
a
1,343,612
2,013,186
1,179,747
Associates, has ap¬
subsidiary of Eastern Utilities
plied to the SEC for authorization to issue not in excess of $3,750,000
<>f short-term unsecured promissory
notes; and the Commission has
<;iven
interested
The
thereon.
limitation
standing
of
at
persons
notes
until
to
are
$2,750,000
on
be
14,
July
issued
to
to
1955,
banks
one
of notes to be out¬
used for payment of
construction expendi¬
the maximum amount
time.
f.2.150,000
of
tures—V.
a hearing
EUA, with a
request
and/or
Proceeds are to be
bank indebtedness and for paying
any
180, p. 1870.
Blaw-Knox
Items
found
the spread
Orders
in
recent
check
of
this
and improvement of its business activity.
by Blaw-Knox for the steel industry
booked
resignation of John
W.
DeLind, Jr.,
Borg-Warner International Corp.
duties with
•resident
—V.
9,071,271
2,111,530
764,072
%
2579.
p.
RR.—Earnings
.
,
Net
From Jan. 1—
from
Net
ry.
93,362,991 104,971,699 105,893,369
11,060.785
16,636,917
13,308,474
93,789,278
13,564.359
railway
1,190,953
4,074,463
income
oper.
i81,
—V.
■
railway.—
from
Gross
Net
180,
p.
5,257,860
3,666,343
2579.
p.
from
Net
Ilecla, Inc.
from
ry.
Special Offering—A special
—
1
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
1955
1954
1953
1952
$16,210,454 $15,205,995 $16,993,910 $16,944,950
2,207,776
1,694.532
1,867,868
2,045.919
487,423
77,570
281,129
420,712
May—
Gross
2586.
railway
railway—
income
oper.
(From
Jan. 1—
Net
ry.
railway____<
railway—
from
Net
income—
oper.
'Deficit,—V.
182,
p.
72.493,674
5,294,192
*313,997
76,162,964
8,262,784
*411,774
from
Gross
79,819,757
80,900,732
8,334,349
954,637
5,609,072
*1,516,004
2.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Jersey—Earnings—
Central RR. of New
railway.—.
,830.149
railway—.
from
ry.
213,375
792,297
income—
540,901
159,462
oper.
From Jan.
ry.
Net
404.872
ry.
26.073,594
4.070,150
4.904,560
1.869,379
1,747,488
*2,025,875
1,135,978
671,731
4,008,619
3,468,869
income—
1,291,159
1,242,873
1,690,348
" 1,426,763
75,668.892
17,962.030
75.217.429
16,730,055
6,550,246
86,927,674
26,762,344
11,434,527
84.976,935
21,618,583
qper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway.
181,
filed
a
Registers With
to
Corp.
Output
and Truck
Passenger Car
—
*1955—Month—1954
*1955—6 Mos.—1954
65,810
25.926
43.705
11.385
422,190
179,188
216.398
67,950
10,521
4,741
79,895
37,600
Chrysler and Imperial-.
18.367
12,914
7.6'43
8,499
111,753
55,103
56.833
tDodge Trucks
133,538
76,478
848,129
426,720
preliminary and subject to change,
181, p. 2579.
t Including
Plymouth
___;
Dodge
—.
DeSoto
to be
Stifel,
terms
supplied by amendment.
is engaged in the business of
be
8 780,21a
2691.
p.
Period End. June 30—
registration statement with the SEC on June
covering 50,000 shares of its $5 par common stock,
offered for public sale through an underwriting group headed by
Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting
1955,
are
7,400,237
income
oper.
Chrysler
Chance Co., Centralia, Mo. —
Securities and Exchange Commission—
company
1952
2,575.595
2691.
p.
(A. B.)
This
1953
3,137,319
from
Gross
17,766,265
23.123.123
935,043
__
181,
1954
$14,982,036 $14,350,610 $16,136,258 $15,940,593
railway—
from
From Jan. 1—
income—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
1955
Net
*340,798
985.233
railway
from
$3,586,760
railway
from
Gross
1—
railway
from
Gross
$5,341,855
1,106.920
439,567
$4,572,566
from
May—
1952
1953
1954
1955
Net
____
___
Total
manufacturing and sell¬
ing a line of equipment for electric utility companies, including, in
addition to anchors, pole line hardware, hot line tools and grounding
equipment,
switchgear, conductor hardware and protective devices,
such as fuses and
cut-outs, for the protection of transmission and
distribution lines.
It has outstanding 315,843 common shares.
Proceeds of the stock offering will be added initially to the com¬
pany's general funds and then used to reduce the obligations under
its
short-term
borrowings,
representing bank loans to finance the
acquisition of 1,213 shares of the common stock of Seyler Manufac¬
turing Co., of Pittsburgh, manufacturer of utility pole line hardware,
which has outstanding 1,500 common shares, of which Chance has con¬
tracted to purchase 1,213 shares for $1,091,700, or $900 per shares—
company
1955 figures are
"'June,
47,939
military and other government.—V.
(Victor V.) Clad Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
The
company
at
$2
net
a letter of notification with the SEC
stock (par 25 cents) to be offered
Herrick & Co., Inc., New York. The
to be used to pay for equipment and used for working
on
17 filed
June
120,000 shares of
covering
per
share through
proceeds
are
common
Barrett
capital.
(Guy E.) Clarke Co., Ashland, Ore.—Files With SEC—
1590.
174, p.
The
Paper
Mills,
Inc.—Debentures
interest.
accrued
|
The
—V.
net
181,
p.
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
pay
for
plant
the company
was
as
and his
announced
on
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings-
Net
expansion.
from
Net
>
ry.
John
O.
greeting cards.
Henry.-iwho has
from
Mr.
which
Chesapeake
been
Secretary
Stanley Greetings,
heads
Wetzel
........
Herbert
A.
second
the
in
Chairman
of
30.
Mr.
until
ry.
executive
DeLind
later
in
was
1954.
Manufacturing
Co.
Consolidated—Mer¬
from
ry.
—V.
Richardson
will
be
President
of the Board and Jerome
Executive Officer.
be Chairman
and Chief
merger
4,228 692
1,854,870
1 888 915
761,204
1,621,865
1952
$1,720,703
$2,051 244
669,060
533,839
772 195
584,062
311,814
651,315
5.061.470
5.201,895
6.246,782
6,216 031
2,250,910
1,717.645
2,627.065
2 776 893
1,984,373
1,073,018
2,273,180
income
income
$1 987 339
'887
977
746,043
-
-
railway
railway
2 488 985
1
1075.
Collins & Aikman
This
the
corporation
months
three
State
ended
equivalent
This
profit
three
Net
net
months
with
to
71
compares,
of
sales for
May
amounted
taxes
income
last
the
'
>
<
Corp.—Reports Profit—
its subsidiaries report
and
$400,000,
p.
and
and
1,742^943
1953
$1,297,611
railway
p.
1954
,
The
A. Straka
of Chesebrough Manufacturing Co., Consolidated
Pond's Extract Co. was approved by the stockholders on June1 27
The
4,195,538
1,783,806
1952
■
>
this corporation announced on June 30 that Arthur
of
will
3.431,192
1,400,311
railway
oper.
181,
pared
Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. below.—V. 181, p. 2116.
The directors
B.
3.763,859
1,581,850
1955
from
Net
Net
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc.—Consolidation Voted—
Board
884^284
income-—
oper.
28, ,-1955.
to
cents
with
a
a
profit of $899,000 for
Provision
$499,000
per
share
net
loss
for
leaving a
on
the
of
Federal
and
profit
net
common
$628,000
of
stock.
for.the
same
year.
first
quarter of this year
were
$13,872,000
$8,312,000 for the same period last year.
financial condition continues strong,
company's
being -five
the
730^027
From Jan. 1—
Gross
|
Approved—
See
retirement from
1946
Net
4
an
Chesebrough
ger
263,689
railway
railway
from
from
.
reflect
973 731
income—
oper.
Net
of Chesapeake Industries,
replacing William McKinley
Inc. of- New York City,
company.
ry.
Gross
industrial management firm, has nine subsidiary
companies, all in separate fields of business except Chesapeake Printing
Corp. of New York City and Stanley Greetings, Inc., both of which are
in the printing field.
Stanley Greetings. Inc. designs and produces its own cards in a mod¬
ern
factory in Dayton. The company has 36 sales representatives in
territories throughout the United States.—V. 181, p. 643.
Chesapeake,
$2 090 591
870,115
March—
Post,
acquired the Dayton
from
Net
has added its second subsidiary in the
become President of
will
Wetzel.
1953
$2,004,273
487,323
from
Net
Expansion—
printing field,
with purchase of Stanley Greetings, Inc. of Dayton, Ohio, William C.
MacMillen, Jr., Chesapeake President, announced on July 6. The Stanley
firm, founded in 1911, pioneered in the manufacture and sale of mod¬
colored
$1,667,289
731,174
railway.
oper.
1954
1955
$1,860,786
827,087
February—
.
from railway
Gross
From Jan. 1—
This corporation
181, p. 2690.
June
of Borg-Warner International from
181, p. 2926.
share),
2927.
Chesapeake Industries, Inc.—Further
ern.
on May 17 filed a
letter of notification with the SEC
793 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($100 per
without underwriting.
,
.
company
covering
Offered—-A
group of underwriters, headed by Robert W. Baird &
Co., Inc., on July 8 publicly offered $5,000,000 of 4*/4%
convertible debentures, due July 1, 1975, at 100% and
Charmin
Borg-Warner Corp.—Chairman of Unit Resigns—
of
9.180,190
2,102,447
859,637
1955
1954
1953
1952
-,om
railway____ $19,i>_u,a32 $18,9,x,o70 $20,644,950 $21,408,389
from
railway
2,225,443
1,736,379
1,588,799
1,938,601
ry. oper. income
334,189
*354,037
144,158
285,994
C.
-
company's order book
quarter lead all other new order bookings.—V.
The
8,550,133
1,911,850
786,412
income
oper.
are;
Co.—Bookings Improved—
a
8,918.186
2,033,393
814,083
railway
railway,.
181,
Gross
Gas & Electric Co.—Bank Loans—
Blackstone Valley
This
142,7ol
502,210,
182,256
May—
White, Weld & Co. at $13 per share,
dealer's concession of 35 cents per share. It was
a
367,427
quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 2.
9,718,874
804,288
2578.
p.
underwriting
$3,032,373
1,372.544
1,461,072
$2,624,617
8,178,587
2,040,262
1,974,160
railway
railway
from
ry.
—V.
June 30 by
on
with
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
from
offering of 16,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
V.
Olympic Development Co. below.
Bessemer &
common
$1,954,23-4
$1,788,168
293,382
107,8*5
income
oper.
1952
1953
1954
$1,658,384
387,964
154,337
railway—
Net
Co.—V.
Calumet &
made
& Louisville Ry.—Earnings—
1955
Net
Net
its
1,531,374
$1,787,123
railway
from
Gross
E. S. Hope
Templeton;
&
3,055,660
1,387,694
2579.
p.
ry.
Eichler & Co.; Brush, Slocurnb & Co., Inc.; Hooker
& Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mitchum.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.; J. S. Strauss & Co.; and
Bateman.
Fay;
1,690,071
From Jan. 1—
California Co.. Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Crowell,
& Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Elworthy & Co.; Schwabacher &
Jones
14,406,-169
4.419,284
1,757,800
from
dividend
those
10,252,927
income—
First
Brothers;
Weedon
181,
Dean Witter & Co.; Lester. Ryons & Co.;
Walston & Co.; H. M. Byllesby Co., Inc.;
Inc.;
13.404,721
4,236.035
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
1955, earnings
compared with
on
13,840,034
4,515.102
income
railway
oper.
Net
rate has been at $1 per
adjusting for the two for one stock split in 1953.
Republic Co.,
Mason
April
common
341,299
903.630
317,463
Chicago, Indianapolis
for do¬
in Cali¬
water
$2,825,984
1,073,403
387,567
May—
four months of 1954.
The
1936.
UNDERWRITERS—Among
Central
per
had
company
since
year
every
cents
for the first
share
per
ended
months
four
40
were
DIVIDENDS—The
Co.;
and
$2,888,393
878,230
railway—
from
ry.
Net
principally supplies
1952
$2,700,838
oper.
Gross
effect to the sale of the common
the company will consist of
stock 16% and common stock
giving
1953
1954
1955
937,772
363,185
.
Engineering Co., Stamford, Conn.- -New Name
Barnes
■€>ce
Co.—
&
2,500
___
9,703,623
12,943,062
12,123,003
$2,850,526
lrom
Net
company
The
preferred stock.
ry.
—V.
to
and industrial purposes in four areas
The company is also in the telephone business.
EARNINGS—For
stock
company
agricultural
fornia.
29,
IPacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. and The Bank
fire
:>
railway
railway._____
Net
defray
and improvements to its
the
by
t'-ock.
tNotes
income—
From Jan. 1—
41%,
BUSINESS—Company
mestic,
Net
t$2,500,000
t$2,500,000
19,955,535
8,946,493
from
Net
and
surplus of
debentures 6%, preferred
37%,
Net
*162,500 shares reserved for issuance upon
railway.—
from
Gross
additions,
capitalization
bonds
used
be
the costs of extensions,
properties during 1955.
Net
Authorized
stock ($25 par)
pfd.
conv.
cum.
1,209,925
1,855,546
102,003.336 110,593,489 101,719,955
27,452,371
32,232,567
26.080,430
181,. p. 2799.
Net
Co.—Stock Offered—
Telephone
&
of
part
Gross
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
1,670,142
' 1,637,269
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
banking group headed by
PROCEEDS—Net
conditioned upon the receipt by
more from the sale of the preferred stock
GIVING
1955
1954
1953
1952
$19,558,927 $19,133,912 $21,329,425 $19,793,398
3,461,165
3,786,911
4,822,384
3,690,394
95,458,055
May—
131, p. 2927.
May-
CAPITALIZATION
ry2%
Water
investment
are
ccfered hereby.
Inc.
merger,
railway
oper.
ry.
Gross
Blyth & Co.,
Inc., on July 7 made public offering of 200,000 shares of
common stock (par $12.50) at $18.75 a share.
An
&
__
income—
oper.
Net
38
Young will
the foreign
of
railway
from
Net
Present Time—
present time.—V.
at
SEC
California
of
elected
was
2011.
p.
railway
from
Net
—V.
appearing in our issue of June 27
item
CAPITALIZATION—After
Co.—Preferred Stock Sold—Mention was
made in our issue of July 4 of the public offering,
through J. Earth & Co. and associates of 65,000 shares
of 5 ¥2%
ry.
under this heading refers
financing by California Water & Telephone Co. and not by Cali¬
Water Service Co.
The latter has no securities in registration
The
stock,
Bankline Oil
of Pond's,
Inc.
Mr.
handling
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Co.—Correction—No Secu¬
Service
Water
California
to
company
V
rities in Registration at
2238.
current
the
of
froin
Net
July.
Automatic Canteen Co.
subsidiary
the
shares
181,
from
Net
which the new lab will be housed was formerly used
California Research & Development Corp., which worked there
on
projects for the Atomic Energy Commission before the entire opera¬
tion was moved to Livermore, Calif.
"Present plans call lor the lab to be in operation about the end of
181, p. 1306.
'Deficit.—V.
of
terms
May—
Gross
the
by
of
the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
for the complete remodel¬
of California's Richmond
the new laboratory call
building located at Standard
ing of an old
refinery.
The building in
817,065
138,949
railway——
oper
ry.
681,202
railway-—
from
from
stock.—V.
throughout the world.
plans for
had been President
Chesebrough-Pond's
who
of
who were Chairman
stockholders of Pond's Extract Co.
Chesebrough stock.
The capitalization of
the continuing corporation has been increased from 400.000 shares of
capital stock at a par value of $10 each to 750,000 shares of such
safer,
Present
was
Chesebrough-Pond's
of
the
225,000
part of the company's program
lab is a
new
Young
President
received
expanded research facilities and will be used to develop new,
and more effective Ortho pesticides for use by growers and gardeners
37,868
income—
The
Calif.
Richmond.
for
113,651
railway—
oper.
From Jan.
Gross
1952
$413,372
from
froin
Wet
R.
ment has
in
V.
Vice-President
be
operations
Spray-Chemical Corp.—New Laboratory—
Gardner, Manager of the Research and Development Depart¬
announced the construction of a new bio-screening laboratory
California
1953
1954
1955
also
Under
244,877
Leo
February—
Gross
785.919
Senior
securities are
loans incurred for
new
Chairman,
Straka,
Mr,
Chesebrough, Clifford M. Baker, Pond's
named
Vice Chairman of the Board
of
respectively,
Board
Lloyd
,
proceeds from the sale of the proposed
to be used to repay outstanding short-term
bank
new
construction.—V.
181,
p.
2631.
net
Richardson and
Mr.
to
President,
former
and
30.
Aug.
on
The
addition
and
fields.
cosmetics
and
In
announced
have
directors
bonds
RR.—Earnings-
Point
Atlanta & West
Wet
'
1,566,074
865,028
308,658
1.750.587
from railway—_
railway—
from
Wet
■
V4'-'-:'
1—
From Jan.
Gross
1953
$334,400
railway—
from
Net
1954
$385,519
railway
from
nal
plans to issue and sell 230.000 shares
of common stock and $6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds. Both issues
are
to be sold at competitive bidding—the stock on
Aug. 23 and the
The
the toiletries, medici¬
brings together two of the most famous names in
Co.—Plans Financing—
California Electric Power
Ry.—Earnings—
St. Andrews Bay
&
Atlanta
times current
liabilities,
as
current
the announcement added —V
'
2116.
com¬
assets
181
10 '
Colonial Stores, Inc.—Current Sales Increased
Period End. June 18—
SElVS181
2927*
1955—4 Wks.—1954
1955
24 Wks
1954
$20,404,611 $17,787,812 $119,847,326 $107,915,285
"*
Volume 182
Number 5445
.
.
3
(111)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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1
!
.
i
.
.
Colorado & Southern Ry.
May—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
1952
1953
1954
May—
$1,261,894
$1,138,894
$1,259,416
355,406
202,681
321,059
141,029
96,508
132,803
Gross
$1,322,579
422,123
161,060
income
oper.
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings
-Earnings—
1955
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$511,600
railway
'
$383,300
86,149
119,413
141,252
'16,732
1,264
32,040
71,110
5.420,496
6,528,515
6,465,096
Gross
1,810.335
1,106,224
2,149.130
1,937,921
Net
from
755,169
495,937
930,199
715,817
Net
ry.
from
180,
railway
2,438,100
2,187,700
2,238,100
645,211
393,917
447,029
2,925,200
836,494
66,607
'158,993
*15,982
249,715
2519.
income—
oper.
'Deficit.—V.
..
Ry.—Earnings-
May—
Gross
Net
from
ry.
$2,647,889
503.640
$2,993,663
$2,938,641
788,500
950,797
812,069
385,922
railway
235,216
456,517
413,971
17,555,019
18.061,04 5
$2,945,743
railway
income
oper.
181, p. 2471.
1952
1953
1954
1955
from
Net
,
.
1652.
p.
Florida East Coast
railway
$12,408,842
$3,750,768 $13,646,758
$4,131,817
—V,
1955—13 Wks.—1954
1955—4 Wks—1954
Sales
'73,292
income
oper.
6,018.595
income
181, p.
1953
$467,100
From Jan. 1+—
railway
railway
oper.
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.—Sales Up—
1954
$432,300
railway
Period Ended June 25—
1952
1955
from
From Jan. 1—
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.
Recent
Develop-
See
Chester
D.
Tripp, President,
holders, said in part:
June
on
in
30,
letter
a
to
stock
of
Rockbestos
rate
of
33
the
transaction
stock
which
the
on
on
New
1,731,744
and
total
exchange
an
shares
10
issuance
from
San
of
the
May 3, 1955.
Ycrk
the
each
the
issued
was
stockholders
through
shares for
involved
additional
These
manufacturing plant
of
Coppermines
authorized
Coppermines
Exchanges
5%.
shares of
common
stock.
and
averaged some $291,000 per
annum."—V. 179,
at May
while
on
by
gun
for
system
$1,625,000.
the
City Commission action.
—V.
election
The vote
latter
part
as
On
The
and
States
Mining Co.,
&
is
of notification
24 filed a letter
covering 5,000,000 shares of capital stock
company on June
the SEC
with
•
-
cated
The
company
on
of
Oil Co.—Spokane, Wash.—Files—
June
filed
16
of notification
letter
a
Atlanta,
Net
ry.
railway
1954
$3,552,006
$4,405,632
457,594
957,697
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
income___
809,200
77,020
648,081
21,048,664
5,785,693
19,770,947
3,483,495
from
Net
ry.
1,932,658
,
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1954
from
from
ry.
2,319.403
—V.
Second
425
from
purchase
to
the
company
1
37,697,493
8,821,816
8,000
Tillman-Whitaker
7,000
Howard, Weil,
2,783,179
2,637,253
4,310,009
as
follows:
Hutton & Co.—
Tindall
W.
&
4,081,312
& Co.
also V.
Edison
182,
p.
Co.,
1.000
Inc.
1,000
Labouisse,
&
Co
1.000
:
1,000
Co—
&
Zimmerman &
Inc.
Co.,
1,000
—
Hoffman-Walker
8.
See
Webb
&
Electric
1,000
Co.
Stores, Inc.—Unit Leases Space-rbelow.—V.
Inc.
Knapp,
181,
p.
2240.
$5,889,870
1.689.672
1,207,294
1,047,643
$6,339,541
1,518.846
706,637
$7,249,907
2,099,945
956,054
$6,305,309
income
2,177,879
George
have
Walker,
G.
been
received
July 5 announced that subscriptions
the 525,036 shares of United Gas Corp.
President,
for
stock offered
common
30.274.743
28,679,056
34,818,778
98%
of
and Share's
to Bond
shareholders
at $28 a share.
representing the unsubscribed shares have been disposed of
and proceeds will be remitted to shareholders who did not sell or exer¬
cise their rights.
As a result of the success of the offering Bond and
31.286.02l
10,983,484
9,078,969
12,034,007
8.641,021
5,767,100
railway—.
5,214,522
5,266,311
3,795,801
income-—
holdings of United Gas stock have been reduced to 4.97% of
outstanding. This completes ahead of schedule the company's
Share's
program
182,
Definitive general ana
refunding mortgage bonds, series N, 27/s% due
March 15,
3984 are available in exchange for outstanding temporary
bonds at Eankers Trust Co., New York. N. Y., National Bank of Detroit
The
-
.
181,
National
Manufacturers
of
Bank
Detroit,
Its
1955
from
from
Net
ry.
maximum
1954
p.
1952
1953
$1,740,758
$1,569,227
$1,391,539
311,701
382.270
398,752
376,684
__
$1,341,570!
685,089
railway-
211,988
151,490
173,592
railway
income.
oper.
ry.
railwayrailway-—
from
Net
—V.
income.
oper.
This
8.012,493
9,583,582
7,753,486
3,514,899
2.552,527
2,855,114
2,476,901
1,938,047
—
1,371,497
1,183,782
and
Raynolds Co., Inc.—Licenses Foreign Rights
&
company
rights
Devoe's
Alkali
epoxy
resin
it
p.
announced
was
on
2240.-
cost
Ala.—V.
plant
of
New
York
has purchased
Net
from
Net
for eight years with
an option to renew for five years.
to transport caustic soda from Diamon Alkali's
in
Houston,
Texas,
to
industrial
at
users
Tuscaloosa,
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
1955
May—
>ross froirn railway
from
Yet
ry.
1954
1952
1953
$6,339,679
$6,020,887
$8,194,581
3,602.397
2.974,949
4,620.426
$7,636,269
4.296.834
3,133,376
2,513,368
3,413,437
3,788,909
10,832,288
9,548.029
16,653.546
1,560.889
.
'2.176,691
3.227.996
483,910
'3,191,306
1,429,809
14,052.990
919.578
*108,385
railway
income—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
5ross
from
Yet
from
Yet
ry.
ry.
oper.
THE
_
income—
181,
p.
2471.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
Dana
Seibert,
President.
Published
twice
(Reg.
a
U. S. Patent
week
On
control,
been
sit-down
Bank,
engineered
for
type.—V. 181,
of
$28,000,000
York, has authenticated
first mortgage 4 Va % bonds,
New
for which the bank is trustee, paying agent
180, p. 2081.
1,
1983
of
Management
to recommend
Philadelphia
redemption
stock.
of each share
plus accrued
the
of
of
Foremost's $4.50 preferred
unpaid dividends to the
cumulative preferred stock,
and
4,/2%
a
company
The
San
listings
become
should
effective
about
1.—V.
Aug.
181,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fort Pitt Packaging International, Inc.,
—Registers With SEC—
This
corporation filed
1955. civering
for public
headed
sale
of
45c
investment 50,000
holders for
Of
the
the company's stock¬
shares at lc per share.
common
by
the 300,000 shares being offered only 250,000 will be purchased
underwriters from the company.
The other 50,000 shares will
from
purchased
directors,
the
June
Inc.
The underwriters will receive
plus expenses of not to exceed $25,000.
share,
per
addition, the underwriters have purchased from
In
on
Herrick & Co.,
Barrett,
by
commission
a
registration statement with the SEC
a
shares if its 10c par common stock, to be
at $3 per share through an underwriting group
300,000
offered
and
be
four of whom are also officers and
part of the purchase price thereof will be received by
five stockholders,
no
Upon completion of this offering the public will have
for a 40% interest in the company.
proceeds to the company from its sale of the 250,000 shares are
used in the amount of $416,667 for additional working capital, of
company.
paid $900,000
Net
to
be
will
$316,667
for
$100,000
marketing
The
enable
exploitation
it
seek
to
its
of
and
"Totosave"
handle
business;
expanded
system;
and
$100,000
for
"Tropic-Ray" infra-red space heater.
stockholders and the shares being sold
its
by each are as
follows: Donald C. Finney, President and Board Chairman, 14,000; Paul
selling
3,000; Gerald B. Jacobs, 3.000; Leo A. Levy,
14,000;
and Joseph
Their present holdings are 200,650 (40.1% ), 28,350,
16,000.
153,320,
and
respectively.
32,877,
Fox de Luxe Brewing Co.,
Acquisition
Wis.,
1
planned
According
to
Chicago, 111.—Acquisition—
67-year-old Fox Head Brewing Co. of Waukesha,
became the first step in an aggressive expansion
the
of
July
on
campaign
the Fox
by
Luxe Brewing Co. of Chicago.
"control of Fox Head was obtained
de
announcement
the
actively
by
actually
had
been
secretly
purchased
by
another
brewery,
but
the first
mortgage was paid in full and a new mortgage issued to Fox de Luxe."
Fox
Head
"400"
beer,
produced in Waukesha,
is distributed
in
Wisconsin,
Illinois, Missouri,
Indiana,
New
York
and New Jersey,
while
Fox
de
Luxe
serves
markets
in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana,
by Fox de
seeking the
Aid
the
Luxe
company.
Florida,
Expansion
"Both
Carolinas
the
states,
properties,
announcement
The
Lutherans
for
into other
beverage
Head
Fox
were
since
Wisconsin,
Appleton,
1949
the West Coast.
well as acquisition of other brewing
active consideration.
says:
de
Fox
made
at
and
as
under
is
further
and
Head
Fox
creases.
though several other interests
A mortgage on the brewery held
even
Association
Michigan,
have
Luxe
profit
a
in
the
shown
business in¬
months of this
recent
six
first
after a change in management. Fox de Luxe increased sales in
May and June of this year over the same period last year, as com¬
pared with a downward trend for the brewing industry in general."
year
also
See
V.
182, p.
8.
Corp.—Prepares Analytical Study
General Acceptance
Wills,
R.
President,
has
that
announced
connection
in
with
the
stock of this corporation on the New York Stock
of the financial community suggested that
it would serve a helpful purpose to prepare a comprehensive analytical
study of the Consumer Finance Industry and to review, in particular,
General Acceptance's operations and relative position in the industry.
It is the aim of this special study to discuss briefly the various phases
that make up the consumer finance industry, to touch upon some of its
history and development, and to present a statistical analysis of Gen¬
eral
Acceptance and other leading companies in the field.
common
several
Calls
members
Debentures—
of
Holders
the
convertible subordinated debentures, due
that all of the debentures have been
8, 1955, at 103V2 and accrued interest.
Redemptions will be made at the office of the trustee, City Bank
Farmers Trust Co., 2 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.
See also V. 182, p. 8.
July
1,
called
1967,
for
are
5%
15-year
being
redemption
advised
Aug.
on
account
of
the .fluctuations
In
the
rate
of
$12,878,737 $15,672,903
2,567,180
2,862,231
4,373,528
$14,702,904
3.141.017
1,105,722
1,256,451
1,773,545
income
from
See St.
ry.
—V.
63,828,722
13.463,883
oper.
63,308,844
13,078,591
75,333.135
20,507.671
73,348,087
17.991.922
5,787,637
railway
5,690,277
8,638,356
9,749,878
income
Fischer &
Porter Co.—Shipments at New
High—
records lor
April of this year.
At
over
the same
the
total
-
time,
of
new
orders received
$721,000
for
new
monthly
peaks,
totaled $1,030,000. a 43% gain
Previous monthly high in
1954.
June,
orders was $957,000 in April,
The
Dynamics Corp.—Consolidation
Delivers
first
The
both gross shipments and orders received
were turned in last month by this company.
Gross shipments of all company products—including process instru¬
mentation, data reduction and automation systems, chlorinating equip¬
ment and industrial glass specialties—totaled $831,000 for the month,
a gain of 18%
over the $707,000 for June of 1954.
The new peak sur¬
passes the previous monthly high for shipments of $774,000 reached in
monthly
1951.
according to Aubrey C. Dickson, Treasurer,
represent a continued upswing in all product lines with
gains chalked up by the company's chlorinator and data
automation divisions.—V. 181, p. 2928.
Office) William B. Dana Company,
most notable
reduction and
First
Supersonic
production
model
All-Weather
the
of
all-weather
the
at
Interceptor scheduled to
Defense Command—has been
Air
months
of
at
Division
the
San
Manager.—V.
p.
Interceptor—
Plant
to
2,
build
up
according
in the next
to B.
few
F. Coggan,
2013.
Co.—Receives
contract in excess
Government Contract
of "$6,000,000" for
remote-controlled,
Boeing B-47 Stratojet bombers
has
been awarded to the company's Aircraft Products Department in
Johnson City, N. Y., was announced on July 1.
This new contract is a follow-up of a $22,000,000 contract for B-47
armament systems which was signed by the company and the Air Force
in
1953, Fred B. Law, General Manager 01 the Department, said.—
radar-directed
V.
182.
Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7. N.
subscriptions an d advertisements
Effective-
California.
scheduled
Diego
181,
Electric
Air Force
is
F-102As
Convair's
General
An
in
Edwards Air Force Base
the
Output
p.
armament
systems
lor
8.
Y.,
^9570. 1J5^La0Sa^SUef^Chicago ^Hlinmi
<Other offices 135 8. La S
•
* » at tha
..
Reentered a^ ^d class matter February 25, 1942 at oi
Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year, in Dominion
•
remittance tot foreign
Exchange
Convair F-102A—the supersonic
become an essential weapon of
delivered to the U. 3. Air Force
Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]
C., England. c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company.
3, 1879. Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of
exchange,
—
Stromberg-Carlson Co. below.-
see
181, p. 2928.
New
O.
Regis Paper Co. below.—V. 182, p. 8.
General
railway
Cleveland,
Corp.,
Offer-
1.298,059
railway
Container
General
1952
1953
1954
$13,558,721
[every
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E.
post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act of March
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
NOTE;
has
which
center
Exchange
railway
oper.
from
new
railway—
railway
•Deficit.—V.
redeemed.
2800.
From Jan. 1—
two
181, p. 2927.
Yet
the
1955
from
Net
Co.—Charters Two Barges—
Insurance Co.
barges will be used
Park
powered fork truck, specifically
handling tasks, has just been intro¬
electric
of
F-45T3,
of
additional
an
registrar.—V.
Gross
steel
of approximately $260,000 and chartered them to Dia¬
Mutual Life
a
well.
Chairman, and
York -Stock
New
the
on
as
p.
Co.—Places More Bonds Privately—
Corn
A, due July
Gross
has signed an exclusive foreign epoxy resin patent
with the Royal Dutch Shell Group, granting inter¬
to
mond Alkali Co.
The
Deer
is
sturdiness,
delivered
Net
Diamond
simplify its capital
its preferred stocks.
used in redeeming
be
Erie RR.—Earnings—
agreement
barges at
variety
1,039,309
patents,
July 6 by J. C. Knochel, Vice-President.—V. 181,
The
capacity
May—
Devoe
national
lb.
Chemical
series
8,525,575
„
181, p. 2580.
license
a
Erie Mining
and
from
Net
of
share plus accrued and unpaid dividends.
has applied for listing of its common
Exchange and proposes to apply for
Francisco,
Los Angeles and Midwest Exchanges
the
noted
the
on
listing
$104,
Holders
will receive $52.50
letter
stock
Exchange,
1673.
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
for
by this company.
The
new
truck,
Model
May-
Net
be
preferred
price
is
par,
date.
listing of the
Truck—
Co.—New
Electric
duced
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
Gross
will
Paul E. Reinhold,
signed by
issue
first
redemption
$100
$50 par,
F.
wide
3,000
new
designed
Mich.—
Detroit,
8.
p.
Elwell-Parker
2927.
p.
firm's
redemption
for divestment of United Gas stock under the Holding Company
Act.—V.
Detroit Edison Co.—Definitive Bonds Ready—
V.
to
series
the total
181, p. 2580.
and
The
stock,
and
Rights
lailway—
oper.
Co.—Holdings of United Gas
Share
&
Stock Reduced to 4.97%—
1952
1953
1954
Bond
plans
several
debentures
President, said the management intends to recom¬
that all
the
company's preferred stocks except
board
convertible
10,000,
——
Hopkins
Spencer,
7,000
stockholders
L. Segimont,
1.000
Co.
Friedrichs
& Co.,
of
Products Co., a subsidiary, is expected
that
V. Ford,
Mason,
disclosed
of
sale
5.000
and
Cabell
7,000
Brothers
4%
of
5,000
& Co
Powell
7,000
Co
1
Inc.
Horner &
7
retirement
Turnbow,
the
5.000
Inc.
&
—
Varnedoe, Chisholm
8,444,226
income—
number
the
Shares
Co.,
Space
sev¬
38,786,964
5.474,718
Street,
were
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc. —
J. H. Hilsman & Co., Inc.—
35,222
&
Evans
Erwin
J.
the
which
underwriters
stock set opposite each of their names,
Co
A.
Inc.
See
32.679,106
6,432,422
railway
from
ry.
named
Scott,
943,3.98
railway
from
Net
Commission,
obtained
be
may
9,000
9,000
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Exchange
it
9,000
1.963,444
1,124,997
33,399,996
oper.
Net
of
part
following
and
Hancock, Blackstock
619,252
1955
Net
any
or
2411.
p.
Net
all
of
—
W. E.
$8,056,755
1,256,363
May—
Gross
&
Co.,
1952
1953
$8,146,401
$6,617,881
__
railway
oper.
The building contains 5,000
July
on
the
proposed
a
to
D.
to
Dairy
30,
D. C.
committed
firmly
Johnson, Lane,
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR.- -Earnings—
-
Securities
Inc.
2,893,129
795,665
income
railway
181,
Griffin, LaGa.; Anniston,
the street level and 82,250 square feet
below the street level.
An additional
on
with
of
letter
A
the
Point,
Shares
5,547,446
1,536,809
railway
from
Net
of
East
the
From Jan. 1—
Gross
each
Several Pre¬
the stocks for cash.
retail stores are
following loca¬
company's
in
Columbus,
Its
the
wholesale
at
as
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner—
5,103,312
3,535,539
3,664,672
$6,976,568
railway
oper.
the
located
well
Johnston, Lemon & Co
income
1955
Net
of
Five
is
floor
one
photocopies
W., Washington,
24,368,701
22,337,783
company
Proceeds
feet of warehouse space two floors below the street level
and
Clement
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earningsfrom,
as
retail
of,
Courts
May—
Gross
space
space
of shares of common
2471.
p.
20
goods
products.
stores in
related
its
Ala.;
502,654
oper.
181,
other
Tennessee,
and
sporting
furniture,
sets,
and
through
supplies,
and
parts
Smyrna, and West Point,
and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Rome,
1,069,040
railway
raiiway______
predecessor,
leased to a manufacturing concern under a lease which
Nov. 30. 1955.
The company's plans are not to renew that
erally,
$4,858,454
1,323,850
from
radio
and
one
automobile
property owned by the company.
square
The
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Georgia.
of
the
from
was
company
State
office
1952
1953
$4,483,206
oper.
the
business
of
paint,
both
UNDERWRITERS—The
railway______
from
the
1951,
of
from,
1955
Net
29,
laws
tained
N.
from
by
but to employ the additional space in its own operations.
Registration Statement contains information which is not con¬
in this Prospectus and is available for public inspection at the
Delaware & Hudson RR. Corp.—EarningsGross
be¬
the
was
continuously
by
currently
expires
oil exploration.
May—
June
be used
The proceeds are to
corporate purposes.
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Plans to Redeem
to
increased
the company until
predecessor changed its name
the
the
Augusta,
Opelika,
feet of office
lease,
covering 1,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at 10 cents per
share, through Percy Dale Lanphere, Empire State Building. Spokane,
Wash.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to
uranium and
$793,386,
was
was
conducting
is
used
Falls, Ida.—Files—
ferred Issues and to Issue Debentures—
The
stores.
and
Athens,
warehouse
is
the SEC
with
note
note
operated
that
the
distributor
Alabama,
Marietta,
on
square
•
21,086
Dawn Uranium &
renewal
such
company
was
On
under
television
3,112,762
May 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common (assessable) stock to be offered at
on
share), without underwriting.
per
structure
illus¬
To
The company's principal physical property consists of its main office
and warehouse building at 1130 Bankhead Ave., N. W., Atlanta, Ga., lo¬
(par one cent) to be offered
at five cents per share through Empire Securities
Corp., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to
mining operations.
the
as
when
Co."
hardware,
6,218,674
2,746,414
shares
11,400
for general
The
301,875
month.
to
Co.
"Agency"
65
in
1951,
conducted
Albany,
Gadsden, and
The
month
of
the
and
name
purchased
a
Georgia,
Grange,
City, Utab—Files With SEC—
is
tools,
of
tions:
Lake
Salt
it
appliances,
located
Uranium
June,
Investment
toys,
which
corporation
1951,
distribution
through
Blossom
of
a
company
electric
was
182, p. 7.
Copper
from
amount
1934
same
Investment
30,
June
Alexander
advisory and subject to
3,160 in favor to 3,098 opposed.
was
the
in
the
5,712,107
2580,
corporation
($1
par
*$799,019
»
varies
the amount of
business
under
5,359,188
2,397,263
Ford Rock Mines, Inc., Post
The
mend
predecessor
a
"Alexander
to
offered to purchase the munici¬
company
The
178,000 shs.
$301,875
—
1955,
16,345,668
4,811,581
2,231,714
17,511,381
income
p.
covering
Outstanding
350,000 shs.
notes
1955,
10,
181,
Grover
predecessor
Consumers Power Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
electricity in that city. The
10,
railway
railway
oper.
FINANCING
PRESENT
■
these
BUSINESS—The
par
The book
Voters of Kalamazoo, Mich., late in June approved the sale of the
municipal electric system to this company, which is the major supplier
pal
TO
value)
note
June
organized
of
EFFECT
$819,359.
2139.
p.
ry.
Inc.—Stock Sold—Mention was
GIVING
par
of
amount
trate,
approximately $54 per share,
income from operations during the five-year period ended that
net
date
$5
($1
mortgage
'The
heavy industry, building construction, electric
and aircraft, and for products of electrical
outstanding 49,712
from
Net
July
banks
to
notes
4% %
mining, shipboard
has
stock
Common
manufacturers.
Rockbestos
of
from
Net
2240.
p.
Authorized
to
than 35 years, owns
value, of which 41,560 shares are now owned by Coppermines.
value of the stock at Dec. 31, 1954 was
Scores,
issue
our
listed
and
New Haven. Conn., covering approximately
Rockbestos manufactures heat and flame resistant
125,000 square feet,
in
CAPITALIZATION
the
by
bring
shares outstanding.
more
181,
4 of the public offering,
through Courts & Co. and associates, of 120,222 shares
of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share. This offering
was quickly completed.
Further details follow:
Rockbestos.
of
of America below.—V.
Economy Auto
made
in
electric (vire and cable for
utilities,
shares
Stock
"Rockbestos Products Corp., established for
a
of
Corp.
—V.
stock at
This
Coppermines
shares
additional shares have been
Francisco
number
of
stock
of
137,148
Murray
stock¬
the
"As a result of
negotiations conducted during May with certain prin¬
cipal stockholders of Rockbestos Products Corp., the Consolidated com¬
pany has acquired approximately 84%' of all of the outstanding shares
of
Gross
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Sale—
ments—
.
must be made In New York funds.
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
%
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(112) '
on
share
a
Corp.—To Split Common Stock—
5 voted, to recommend to the stockholders
ftt a special meeting to be held oh Sept. 23
1955, that the certificate
of incorporation
be amended to provide for the issuance of three
r.hares of common stock
for each share of common stock presently
Gross
Issued.
Net
Net
iy.
basis
share
for
the
into
common
directors
in our
through Lee Higginson Corp. and associates of 150,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at $8 per share.
It was quickly over¬
the
of
rs
it is contemplated that the issuance
or about Oct. 10, 1955.
At the same special meeting,
the stockholders will be asked to ap¬
prove the recently announced revisions in the Pension Plan for Hourly
Hate Employees and in the General Motors Retirement Program for
Subject to stockholder approval,
the shares would commence on
of
ry.
—V.
of
the establishment,
Employees/
Output Higher—
June Car
announced that the substantial production in June
y;as achieved despite a series of sporadic strikes in many GM
plants
which
lesulted
in
more
than 53,000 units being lost from the
f;cheduled production for the month.
—1954—
—1955—
Passenger
Passenger
,
343,558 '
346,634
403,865
387,537
33.986
4,757
45.491
65,144
—
384,714
65,777
—
322,021
55,162
2(4,576
February
March
-
-
_
June
—
_
_
_
_
—V.
181,
43,350
39,822
45,881
44,185
39.264
225,707
239,454
283,342
304,122
280,333
-
May
Trucks
Cars
Trucks
Cars
L
January
April
FACTORIES
IU. S. AND CANADIAN
VEHICLES
OUTPUT OF MOTOR
14,810,336
"Includes
4,802,281
6,604,006
36,983
•
Lee
$6,540,275
1,518,555
$7,478,933
2,063,687
income-
1,315,743
629,853
797,251
34,960,075
34,520,176
8,881,652
3,569,949
38,317,499
ry.
railway
oper.' income
ry.
railway
from
(Jet
•
-V.
Net
Net
with the SEC
to be offered
corporation
on
April 29 filed
115,519
167,902
151,241
1,611,969
62,582
249,563
210,536
307,675
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Offering
Stock
Authorized
Outstanding
$500,000
"$500,000
note payable to bank—;
B
cumulative convertible
pre¬
stock
1 Common
($10
stock
value)__——_
par
note
87,500 shs,
500,000 shs.
value )—______
par
($1
$500,000
"The
payable
is
of
Bank and Trust Co.
the Union
to
87,500 shs.
11172,284 shs.
the rate of $8,500 a month for four years commencing
fSept. 25, 1955 with interest at 51/2% per annum/balance amounting to
C100.500 due Aug, 25, 1959.
Pursuant to certain restrictions contained
in the underlying loan agreement,
the amount of earnings available
for dividends on stock other than the outstanding series A preferred
utock at March 31, 1955, was $184,583.
Los Angeles
tAs
1
at
March
of
31,
the
1955,
authorized
was
company
its
by
articles
to issue 50.000 shares of preferred stock, $10 par value
per
share, and 200,000 shares of common stock, $1 ^par value per
Jjhare.
Under a Certificate of Determination theretofore filed pursuant
of incorporation
1102
Section
to
preferred
of
convertible
cumulative
outstanding
preferred
March
on
into
converted
California
the
of
shares
30,000
issued
purchased
has
June
31,
1955.
Corporations
the
Code,
company
stock designated as series A 6'/o
stock, of which 7,320 shares were
shares have
of such
Ten
since
the
1955,
27,
filed
company
amendment to
an
increasing
its
authorized
preferred stock, $10 par value per
of
capitalization
to
94,810
share (intending thereby
provide for the 7,310 shars of series A preferred stock then out¬
standing and the 87,500 preferred shares being offered hereby), and
'500,000
common
shares, $1.00 par value per share.
On June 28,
1955, a certficate of determination was filed providing for the issu¬
ance
of 87,500 shares of the corporation's preferred stock designated
us series B 6%
cumulative convertible preferred stock.
Issued
(.he
should
which
added
be
conversion
upon
of
thereof,
redemption
the
Maurice
of
common
shares,
Hoffman
with
contract
several
of
one
Idaho
respective
preferred
chase
are
of
names
und/rwriters
principal
the
which
Blosser
&
Dowell
_29,500
Crowell,
Weedon
Rice & Co., Inc.— 2,500
Dallas Rupe & Son
2,500
Bateman,
Eichler & Co.___ 2,000
4,000
Carr &
4,000
Fewel
&
First
Southwest
Co
Tairman.
Harris
Inc.
Co.,
&
Peck
Gorman,
Xoewi
a.lso
Federal
Other
■
revenues
operating
Net
20.886,349
expenses—
income taxes
3,385.000
2,985,582
taxes
—V.
182,
p.
John
new
Gross
Net
V.
182,
1
16,132,232
17,130,702
14,257,666
Frank,
Meyer
&
Fox 2,000
Net
1952
1953
1954
$2,659,828
$3,109,306
$3,130,478
521,441
410,339
397,720
443,439
265,778
223,759
291,222
211,587
13,657,662
13,261.166
16,442,833
16,031,741
2,323,847
1,975,553
3.096,179
2,734,355
1,285,069
1,117,561
1,698,501
1,284,499
income
oper.
ry.
,
Great American Industries, Inc.—Proposed
Robert
T.
Dunlap,
announced
entered
two
a
a
subsidiary
their
f4
jointly
into
by
be
Great
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
income
oper.
181,
p.
1
the
Board
President
Merger—
of
President
and
of
Associates,
Air
this
Inc.,
that their respective companies have
the businesses and properties of the
30
which
combined
and
Associates
Air
will
become
American.
shares
has
of
stockholders
common
basis.
adopted
This
a
will
stock
for
offer
be
will
offered
capital
be
stock
made
charter amendment
to
fE SEC, have been
0T*and after other legal
the
f°rmalities,
fcometime
the
right
of
only
Great
after
increase
to
exchange
American
on
Great
Ameri-
authorized
capital
August.
completed.
The
after
offer
Associates,
the
will
who
middle
not
will,
be
of
made
however,
It
to
have
is
the
including registration
expected
that
it
will
be
with
made
preferred stockholders of Air
the right to convert their shares
pany
Securities
the
a
the
July 7 filed with
on
the group which will underwrite the offering.
of the proceeds from the proposed sale of t'he common stock
accrue to the company as the shares do not represent new financ¬
age
ing but are presently outstanding and are being sold on behalf of cer¬
tain stockholders.
The
company
was
incorporated
in Missouri
Mississippi
River.
for
major program
2929.
Co.—Bonds Sold
$1,500,000 of 3%% first mortgage
The First Boston Corp.
proceeds
are
to
Privately—The com¬
bonds due 1980 through
redeem
to
used
be
outstanding debt and for
1674.
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earningsfrom
ry.
From
in
1917.
With
its prin¬
$6,544,2-70
806,442
1.753,215
oper.
1,909,092
342,302
949,260
975,30^
27,373,637
5.238,869
26,194,942
4.315,849
313,199
33.089.170
848.126
9,164.831
4,067,157
1,616,336
183,849
4,919,391
income
Jan. 1—
from
Gross
$6,63
636,651
1,137,344
$5,120,744
821,976
$5,701,007
railway
railway_
from
Net
railway
railway
from
ry.
oper.
181,
p.
income
2582.
Libby, McNeill
Sales
the
in
fiscal
& Libby—Reports Record
year
ended
in dollars and in cases
S.
Bridges, President, announced
stockholders.
The company is the
line of canned and frozen foods.
Consolidated
net sales
totaled
high both
for
1952
1953
1954
1955
May—
Gross
Co.—Registers With SEC—
the SEC a registration statement
proposed public offering of 333,848 shares of common
Ripley & Co., Inc. and Stern Brothers & Co. will man¬
company
major
has sold privately to the Mutual Benefit Life Insur¬
Co. and another institutional investor an issue of
Net
2582.
Interstate
p.
Lake Shore Gas
—V.
This
Mexico,
181,
Net
—V.
certain
Sales—
May 28, 1955, were at an all-time
of canned and frozen foods, Charles
in the company's annual report to
world's largest packer of a general
$261,876,478,
including
$38,862,260
subsidiaries, while net earnings amounted to $5,$1.35 a share on the common stock after allowing
foreign
equal
to
cipal office located
433,402,
bile
for
preferred dividend
the
steady improvement in
sales
other
health
in Kansas City, it is engaged primarily in automo¬
financing, direct lending to consumers on automobiles and
personal property and the writing of credit life and accident and
insurance in connection with its financing activities.
The com¬
subsidiaries, as of June 30, 1955, operated 38 branch of¬
Arizona, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico,
Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas.
For the fiscal year ended Oct. 31, 1954, the company and its subsidi¬
aries had consolidated
net income of $979,094. equal after preferred
pany
Associates
2.57-for-l
can
Ashman,
June
on
will
of
of
Chairman
E.
contract
companies
Air
J{
and
and
Britain
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
company's
production, foreign building, programs in Great
and construction of a new building at Neenan,
bookpaper
expansion program.—V. 181, p.
None
corporation,
the
Earnings-]—
$2,925,025
railway
railway
covering
Stern,
9.
p.
of
some
plans already are under way, including construction of a
wadding and converting plant at Fullerton, Calif., tho
153,463,425
ance
1955
from
from
will
t
said
President,
Kimberly,
R.
cellulose
company's
first production facility west of
projects started during the year were
19,329,350
RR.—
$14,787,810,
profits taxes, the year before.
tne year
excess
additions
expansion
3,198,839
Great Northern
outstanding
stock
ctmmon
to property, plant and equipment during
totaled $4,676,440, largely for rebuilding anu replacement.
stock. Harriman
Siegler & Co
N.
of
$1,718,900
the
Capital
The
International
2,000
Edward
Kimberly-Clark
tax
Income
including
9.
2,000
Hill,
3,000
&
in
increase
with the record $177,281,440 the year before.
provisions were $12,2yv.(9- as ooinpajeu with
compared
2,801,526
3,799,742
3,337,436
operating income
charges
after
Net
Richards & Co
4,000
Newburger & Co.— ________
i?usz-6chmelze & Co
See
Operating
Operating
2,000
Gibson.
year.
profits
increasing
1955—5 Mos.—1954
178,
expected to take place late this summer after1 a proposal for the
integration of Kimberly-Clark and International Cellucottor*
Products Co. is presented
to stockholders for approval in August.
Consolidated net sales in the year ended April 30 were $176,620,375
141.230.174
19,618,605 101,805,434
96,729,953
2,825,000
17,428.000
14,384,000
2,831,958
14,900,641
13,983,989
28,474,402
The affirmative
approval.—V.
for
corporation on July
further
A
Co.—Earnings—
31,056,673
2,000
C.
outstanding.
required
year
Wise.—V.
Co._—
W.
was
complete
Stock Offered—Wegener
1955—Month—1954
Period End. May 31—
Co
4,000
shares
the
of
Other
2,000
Co
stock
shares of
1,875,000
of
is
are to be used to pay for part of the cost of addi¬
improvements to property, which, it is estimated, will amount
to about $7,554,800 for 1955.—V. 181, p. 2693.
■
-
Telephone
approved!
30
June
on
split.
2,000
Co
corporation
The company attributed the gnin to repeal of the
tax law,
since the earnings increase amounted to
and excess profits taxes a year ago were $1,718,900.
The earnings were equal to $2.84 a share on 4,499,578 shares of
common
stock outstanding April
30 after a 2-for-l stock split last
October.
This compared with $2.62 a share on the same number of
shares
the preceding
year,
after adjustment to reflect the stoclc
net proceeds
_.
Co. 4,000
&
Co,
&
3,000
Irving J.
7,000
Co
Co
&
Lunt_
&
4,000
&
Dempsey-Tegeler &
Cruttenden
Link,
Shares
Hamlin
Mc¬
Co.—Reincorporates—
Illinois
this
j
J
1651.
157, p.
$1,741,232
follows:
as
Shares
Straus,
111.—To Be Acquired—
above.—V.
Inc.
of
two-thirds
of
excess
tions and
Bell
3,333,547
2473.
Industries,
preceding
areas
May—
and
the company's 6%
cumulative convertible
each of them has severally agreed to pur¬
of
number
shares
any,
[
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
publicly offered
15,000 shares of 4% cumulative preferred stock at par
($100 per share). This offering was completed.
Illinois
8,621,28a
6 reported a 16% earnings increase in the
ended April 30, 1955, a slight decrease in sales from the
year's alLtime record nigh, and development of a new
two-year series of expansion programs representing the largest growth
movement since the company's big expansion began in
1945.
Consolidated net earnings were $12.tt<±6,o24 against, $U,l9o,392 the
Daly Corp., Boise, Idaho, on June 30
The
.
preceding
his
Power Co.—Preferred
3,082,675
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Earns $2.84 per share—
question but what
&
7,317,781
3,347,515
stockholders
This
moves
basic
in
interest
17,460,411
8,084,588
ACF
fiscal
contemplated to expand Hoffman Electronics'
in the electronics industry.
"There is no
semiconductors, diodes, transistors, power rectifiers
and solar cells will be a major factor in the Improvement of many
electronic devices as well as making possible the development of many
new
services and equipments."—V.
181, p. 1562.
is
19,827,514
616,485
1937,
p.
and founder of National Fabricated
former capacity under a long-term
Electronics.
The only change presently con¬
in
20,911,772
9.150.166
3,808,555
18,323,820
income—
railway
p.
82%
vote
President
continue
702,951
reincorporation of the company in the State of Delaware under
Corporation Act by a vote of 1,529,336 shares, represent¬
ing
this
A
number
7,310 common shares.
the
if
that
of National
leading electronic component
,
Paradise,
E.
will
Products,
preferred shares prior to
cannot in any event exceed
series
any
which
number
5
has
pie new solar cell.
on
been
to
UTo
July
shares
Its wholiyNational Semiconductor Products, located in Evans-'
established a position of leadership in certain phases of
the semiconductor business.
It was the first to introduce the junction
silicon
diode and more
recently was the first to go into production
111.,
ton,
articles
its
on
outstanding
the
l,520,340t
Delaware
the
subsidiary,
owned
shares.
common
incorporation
chares
all
$3,752,140
1,673,466
819,819
Keystone Steel & Wire
Inc., Chicago, 111., a
The actual purchase price was not disclosed.
"
lOn
of
announced
President,
Hoffman,
Leslie
$4,030,259
1,434.553
605,425
Key Co., East St. Louis,
templated in the operation of the company will be the addition of a
department of application engineering to develop maximum usage of
the semiconductor products.
Mr. Hoffman stated the acquisition of National Fabricated Products
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
iSeries
ferred
181,
See
Electronics Corp.—Buys Components Unit—
Hoffman
H.
corporation
$3,353,380
income
oper.
The
350,479
46,269
Completed—-Mention was made in our issue of July 4 of
the public offering through Straus, Blosser & McDowell
?md associates of 87,500 shares of series B 6% cumula-,
live convertible preferred stock at par ($10 per share),
j.t was quickly oversubscribed.
Further details follow:
Vir/c
ry.
involved,
1,542,832
$3:891,957
;
railway—__
from
letter of notification with the SEC
a
1952
1953
1954
1955
from
Gross
Seattle, Wash.—Files—
105,238
1,331,487
Stock—The
1,722,201
railway
oper.
Net
Co., Inc.,
Seafoods
manufacturer.-
f
ry.
Net
38,692
$800,000
'
From Jan. 1—
jused for working capital.
28,256
$743,747
stock,
Co.—Improvement Continues—
railway
from
covering $150,000 of 5-year 6% convertible debentures to be offered in
denominations of $500 each (to be convertible into 10 shares of common
stock within the next three years).
The proceeds are to be used to
increase
inventories and
for operating capital.
No underwriting is
$637,383
recent
Stock Sold—The
—
City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
from
per
Hilton
1952
Corp.
City Power & Light Co.—Sales of
Kansas
—V.
1^53
€0.—Preferred
Electronics
4,443 shares of common stock, which were not subscribed!
for by the stockholders, were sold by the underwriters,
headed by The First Boston Corp. and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
on June 28 at $40 per share.
See V. 182, p. 10.
Mount Vernon, N. Y.
With Securities and Echange Commission—
Fabricated Products,
Manufacturing
Given
4,000
2472.
p.
corporation on .June 2P> filed a letter of notification
100,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents)
$3
be
1310.
181, p.
4,000i
& Co
Masten
currently experiencing:
good demand, it was announced on July 5.
This is also true of thecompany's foreign business, with both exports from U. S. factoriesand
operations of foreign subsidiaries running at a volume above
earlier estimates.
Contributing in a major way to the increase in
foreign business is heavy demand for construction equipment, con¬
veyors,
mining machinery and parts.—V. 181, p. 2119.
share, through Weill, Blauner & Co., Inc., New York; and
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. The net proceeds are to
at
1954
1,385,801
186,687
156,911
'___
income
oper.
E.
A.
Virtually all product ines of this company are
the
railway.
from
Gross
8,000i
4,00Q<
Marks
M.
10.
p.
Joy Manufacturing
From Jan. 1—
Het
& Co._
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.—
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
15,000
15,000
15,000
Co
Co.10,000;
House &
Laurence
See V. 182, p. 10.
pleted.
4,193,698
4,488,253
covering
estimated at $3,644,000.—V. 180, p. 350.
railway——
from
from
>Jet
Shares.
Curtiss,
10 cents), through Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., andi
Butcher Q. Sherrerd and associates, was quickly com¬
10.959,626
4,930,790
9,945,553
181,
The
) Jet
follows:
as
(par
37,353.421
12,389,852
railway-
railways-
oper,' income-.
—Files
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Gross
are
Shares
182,
Jerrold
799,706
from
The
1955
$679,792
88,567
75,526
severally
stock
common
the company
Corp.—____ 50,000
25.000
V.
Kansas
will be used to repay bank loans of $900,000 and to
plant. During July the company expects to sell
CI,000,000 of bonds and, to its parent, $200,000 of common stock. The
proceeds of the sale of such securities will be used to repay $1,000,000
of bank notes and $200,000 of notes to the parent.
Gross construction
February—
also
and the respective
to be purchased by"
of the underwriters
offering to the public of 200,000 shares of common
Herold Radio & Electronics Corp.,
telephone
are
the
from
Voorhis &
See
2,126.726
from
ry.
—V.
proceeds
1955
452,729 shs.
exercise of stock options.
upon
$7,432,238
2,111,245
oper.
Net
f.upplied by amendment.
in
of
names
Irving Lundborg & Co
Merrill, Turben & Co
1952
1953
1954
$7,339,159
railway-
from
Net
SEC—Plans to Sell Bonds Privately—
This company on July 1 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 10.000 shares of its cumulative preferred stock, $100 par, to
be offered for public sale by an underwriting group headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
The
dividend rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are to be
expenditures
reserved
Unterbeig, Towbin Co.
Kalb,
RR.—Earnings1955
ry,
Gross
ferred Stock With
Net
Outstanding
"500,000 shs.
$1)
<
Higginson
C. E.
From Jan. 1—
construct
shares
underwriter
each
railway-
from
Net
Pre¬
of Wisconsin—Registers
Co.
of
number
Industries, Inc.—Reports
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio
Net
Telephone
General
(par
30,900 shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
"V../
-
<
May—
Gross
2928.
p.
stock
downtrend in volume,
corporation
The
-
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
Authorized
92,389,053
18,726,100
EFFECT
••
with the result that both earnings and sales were
below the level of the preceding fiscal year.
The "increased rate of
orders is being maintained thus far in the 1956 fiscal year" and these
should be reflected in future earnings, said Mr. Gregory.
Net sales for the fiscal year ended April 30, 1955 amounted to $3,504,005 as compared with $3,997,995 in the preceding fiscal year.
Net
income,
after taxes and a non-recurring charge of $55,401
amounted to $105,060 equal to 39 cents per share on the 269,500 shares
outstanding. This compares with total net income of $359,959 or $1.34
per share on the' same number of shares outstanding the year before.
Net income for the 1954 fiscal year included a non-recurring profit of
$149,316.
Income from operations amounted to 60 cents per share in
the 1955 fiscal year as compared with 73 cents per share in the pre¬
ceding year,—V. 180, p. 350,
produced 377,183 passenger cars and trucks in
(he United States and Canada during June, as compared with 311,559
during June. 1954, it is announced. Production for the year to date
■was 2.458,646 cars and trucks, highest in the history of the corporation.
corporation
The
2581.
P.
96,180,286
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Record Ordersincoming orders were at the highest rate in the company's history
during the final quarter of its fiscal year which ended April 30, 1955.
it was announced on July 7
by George E. Gregory, President. The
company manufactures stud welding equipment and flux-filled studs.
The sharp upturn, however, was not sufficient to offset an earlier
subject to approval
Savings-Stock Purchase Program for Salaried
a
19,339,474
7,197,005
income
oper,
181,
88,817,784
12,812,550
2,903,779
94,318,339
railway-,-
Gregory
also acted upon
directors
stockholders,
of
Net
Employees.
(salaried
The
from
,
railway—_
from
Net
Further details follow:
subscribed.
Common
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1952
1953
1954
1955
$22,110,281
$23,177,444 $20,833,116 $22,462,396
5,976,662
5,827,731
railway—T_
6,248,436
4,076,942
3,165,305
2,099,608
oper. income
2,537,931
2,008,555
railway—
from
Sold—Mention was made
July 4 of the public offering,
issue of
Ry.—Earnings—
Great Northern
May—
meeting will be taken
the special stockholders'
close of business on Aug. 8, 1955.
date for
record
The
offer.—V. 181, p. 2472.
then accept the exchange
and
July
on
Inc.—Stock
Ionics,
stock of that company
from
General Motors
The
and
its
fices in eight states:
dividends, to $1.61
for the
to
per
common
share.
Unaudited figures on operations
eight months ended June 30, 1955 showed net income was equal
per common
share.
On June 15, 1955 the company paid a
$1.38
quarterly dividend of 22 V2 cents per share on the common
was split four
for one earlier this year.—V. 181, p. 647.
stock, which
requirements, the report disclosed. Because of
the currencies of foreign countries in which,
the company's subsidiaries operate, their accounts
been consolidated with those of the parent company for the first
since March 1, 1941, when the practice was discontinued.
certain
In
of
the
ported
at
preceding
fiscal
$215,409,664.
ended Feb.
net earnings
year,
and
27,
1954,
amounted
have
time
sales were re¬
to $4,164,967,
share on the common stock. On a comparable' basis,
sales for the
year
ended Mav 28,
1955 were $223,014,218, and net
earnings $5,270,576. equal to $1.31 per share.
Long-term financing completed during the year added $25,000,000
to
the company's working capital.
This financing and a reduction
in inventories enabled the company to reduce seasonal bank borrowings
equal to $1.15
a
Volume
182
materially,
Mr.
exception
of
Libby
Bridges
bank
no
plans
.
.
his
in
loans
of
182,
European
the
of
With
the
subsidiaries,
the
stockholders.
to
letter
the close
expenditures
year.—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
certain
of
loans at
capital
fiscal
current
said
short-term
had
company
Number 5445
than
more
$5,000,000
the
for
10.
p.
the
at
rate
had
bank
is
pany
offering
its
Offered—This
shareholders
common
of
com¬
record
%
l
per annum on the average daily unused bal¬
commitments.
At March 31, 1955, Milwaukee
of notes, issued under a $10,000,000
respective
credit
Nathan
the
sale
the
notes
of
the
outstanding
notes
will
Aug.
on
used
be
to
the
1955,
15,
and
pay
balance
181,
of
one
at
109.
p.
The
SEC
„
p.m. (EDT) on July 18, 1955.
An underwriting
headed by W. C. Langley & Co.; Blyth & Co. Inc.,
The
scribed
First
Boston
Corp. will purchase
unsub¬
any
shares.
'
s
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds to be received
from the sale of these
shares will be used to repay bank loans incurred for construction of
utility
to
plant.
Dec.
for
Minneapolis-Moline Co.—New Developments—
share for each ten held.
group
and
31,
electric
common
Construction
1956
property,
for
expenditures
estimated
are
at
$11,000,000
the
$84,000,000
for
period May 1, 1955
which $67,000,000 is
of
$6,000,000
and
property
gas
for
property.
BUSINESS—The company supplies electric and gas service in Nassau
Suffolk
counties
and
the
continguous Rockaway
peninsula
in
corporation
A
direct-cut
new
tractor-drawn
header,
Foragor
company.
The
of
cut
in
varying
on
the
sickle
with
72-inch
width,
cutting
000
the
for
to
MM
also
"
' -
.
and
crop
can
cents per
filed
27
are
behalf
on
to
used
pay
letter
a
of Griffith
County
exceeds
is
1,500,000.
estimated
homes
to
(New
City>.
York
The
area
served
since
that
of
Population
1950
construction
is
the
territory
Uranium
Co.
ground
be
lowered
or
adjustable
The
conditions.
raised
control
for
of
shoes
stubble
Five Months Ended May 31—
Gross
earnings
i
'
Power
steering for the new UB-SPECIAL- 4-plow tractor is also
by this company.
Now in production, the UB-SPECIAL
introduces another important engineering advance with interchange¬
able front-axle assembly, making possible the use of single,
dual, or
extendable front wheels on the same tractor.
Company engineers have
designed a new type of hydraulic power steering, which has an extra
advantage in that it also permits instant manual control,
if ever
Operating
needed.—V.
—V.
and
expenses
System
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
residential,
predominantly
awarded
contracts
44,949,878
42,954,267
income
$10,143,878
$9,454,664
(net)
4,319.502
3,979,050
$5,824,376
$5,475,606
$0.58
$0.60
taxes
:
181,
2802.
p.
•
operating
Earnings
per
181,
and
other
and
Consolidated
;
i
,
Net
Interest
net
other
charges
income
.„
share
common
2695.
p.
'
•
about
35%
of
all
the
dwelling
units
for
contracted
in
new
York
New
State.
Net
*;-•*
income
1955
ferred
of
the
equal to
requirements.
dividend
the
for
company
$9,515,000,
was
$1.28
months
12
per
ended April 30,
share
after pre¬
common
GIVING
EFFECT
bonds
TO
:
^
PRESENT
FINANCING
stock
($10
firm
a
commitment
to
—V.
Langley & Co
Blyth &
The
Net
below
severally
unsubscribed
Glore,
14.00
&
W.
Corp.____
&
Forgan
14.00
shares
have
in
the
Net
Noyes & Co.
Fenner
Stone
&
&
3.25
Paine,
S.
Moseley
R.
Shields
3.25
Securities
Bros.
&
Tucker,
Corp.
&
H.
F.
Hentz
Rand
&
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway___
income™_
from
Net
2.00
2.00
____•
&
Co.____
2.00
Net
ry.
—V.
1.00
1.00
stock
and
of
1953
$2,602,171
887,166
1,106,087
11,016,512
12,343,900
10,878,991
5,056,675
4.506,501
5,265,640
from
Net
ry.
2,537,060
1,901,220
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
5,544,051
3,693,960
2,906,036
1,752,371
56,627,667
82,849,478
98,269,476
95,856,621
8.898,138
14,294,752
28,288,300
23,157,220
8,642,415
9,724,892
14,163,043
11,215,683
Net
Net
$2,039,027
1,643,759
1,667,739
7,990,686
8,417,598
op.
$395,268
$418,268
$2,606,516
oper.
181,
144,836
142,652
1,021,574
982,060
ry.
Maremont
Automotive
Products, Inc.—Registers With
Commission—
Securities and Exchange
This
SEC
$10,597,202 $11,044 558
2802.
p.
corporation
covering
June
on
$1,000,000
filed
30
of
a
registration-statement
convertible
sinking
fund
of
the
also
July
approved
the
common
(par
outstanding common
$2)
with
the
subordinated
de¬
bentures.
the
increasing,
by
authorized
five
next
due July l, 1970, to be offered for public sale
by Hallgarten
Co., McCormick & Co., and Straus, Blosser & McDowell. The interest
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
proceeds are
which
ness
at
to
be
May 31,
to
used
1955,
reduce
amounted
the
company's bank indebted¬
$2,050,000.—V. 178, p. 2094.
to
Corp.—Secondary
made
was
a
completed.—V. 175,
was
612.
p.
Electric
totaled
32,211
Aetna Securities
€00 shares of
Co.—Stock
48,224
752,016
1,041,326
67.545
102,273
1,029,270
19,46'
242,029
214,315
203,92
f
44,872
.
155,738
*
:
■*'
.
received
Shipments
last
by
large
to
of
by
this
the proceeds of the
offering, the company plans to
working capital,. $120,000 for payment of secured notes
$50,000 for
clue
to
factor
and
$70,000
BUSINESS—Company,
be
the
the
in
largest
for
manufacturer
United
States.
It
the
purchase
together
is
of
with
additional
of
its
subsidiaries,
equipment.
is
believed
Net
the
C.
Van
of
part
the
a
the
the
F.
sales
Net
were
of
year
Co.,
ago,
precision
past
a
he
tap
$1,970,133.
company
For
the
CAPITALIZATION
for
the
previous
GIVING
fiscal
fiscal
EFFECT
year
sales
year
TO
ended
April
—V.
stock
182,. p.
(par
10
cents)
1955
163,
Mr.
of
15
this
than
more
Outstanding
'
500,000 shs.
340,160 shs.
Miscellaneous
Total
Costs
Federal
year
in
This
company
American
and
Natural
Co.—To
Michigan
Gas
Co..
Consolidated
have
filed
Gas
financing
Co.,
subsidiaries
proposals
with
of
the
SEC;
and the Commission has issued an order
consolidating the cases
hearing and scheduling a hearing therein for July 19, 1955.
The financing proposals contemplate the issuance of bank
notes by
the two companies, bearing 3%
interest.
Specifically, Milwaukee Gas
lor
will
issue
an
aggregate
quent to July 30,
1955,
Consolidated
issue
14,
1955,
to
will
mature
the unused portions
of ,not more than $12,500,000 of notes subse¬
the nctcs to mature Aug. 1, 1956; and Michigan
not to exceed
335,000,000 of notes after Aug.
Aug.
of
15,
1956.
the bank
Commitment
commitments,
fees
will
calculated
be
in
paid
each
railway
from
on
case
$7,141,334
of
period--
6,043,963
$1.18
books
date
of
Commonwealth
which
on
the
company
Edison
began
__
V
1955
1954
1953
1952
$15,218,986 $13,264,408, $14,154,419 $13,671,074
3,120,234
1,993,746
1,116,448
1,707,830
.
income—i1"
1,547,680
194,530
909,435
1,021,708
66.534,91?
68,916,217
69,832,389
4,667,455
10,978.463
7,998,475
6,024,399
—
63,642,846
12,063,537
railway
railway..—
470,847
5,117,121
3,512.89V
income
oper.
2931.
p.
Northwestern Pacific
Gross
out,
was
Net
ry.
129,387
income
46,243,272
76,233,918
1,585,461
.
Net
from
Net
rv,
____!
4,181,501
3,825,200
$3,865,342
$3,601,895
$3.61
$3.48
minority interests™.:
to
earnings
8,266
Earnings
per
"
„____
share.
common
corporation
B.
__:
Gould,
sales
another
major
in
move
its
operations.
President,
announced
that
he has
signed
for
this
com¬
with Easy Washing Machine Corp., of Syracuse, N. Y.,
purchase of Easy's name, washing machine assets, inventory,
and
marketing
the
Under
Easy
announced
7
contract
a
the
for
diversify
to
C.
pany
July
on
terms
hold
which
is
subject
to
approval
by
Murray will purchase outright the current assets
three-year option on Easy's fixed washing machine
stockholders,
Easy and
organization.
of the contract,
a
181,
Life
Mutual
5,352 438
1,074,939
24,576
railway
M.
Charles
income.
of
trustee
Spofford,
Co.
this
company.
181,
partner
a
Sunderland
Wardell
York.—V.
New
Development Co.—Changes Name—
Engineering Co. has been designated as the new name c?
Development Co., it was announced on July 6.
Although
established as the development division of Olympic Radio
Television Co.,* it is now an independent engineering and manufacturing
company,
The
is
with
and
Barnes, as President.
fall into three main categories.
2b
production of infra-red component j
for remote temperature measuremnt and contrc'.
the
of
company
the development and
instrumentation
devices
applications
Bowling
R.
Dr.
activities
engaged in
used
are
by
the armed forces and
processing,
in
power
is
He
from
ry.
of
York
New
also
in
the
and
York
New
Kiendl,
director
a
1955
railway
Spofford
—
has
of
City .law
been
food
company
The
company
W.
—V.
181,
Files
p.
also
owns
which
Va.,
Clarksburg
operates
ry.
1954
$1,501,855
1953
$2,873,250
'
20
Northwest
With
Mining
Securities
and
576,441
877,286
453.680
441,557
0,423,928
15.420,884
17,206,645
16,812,795
771,720
4.001:588
5,218,762
4,713,603
330,274
1,919,730
2,559,686
2,311,778
Natco
This
income.™
Corp.—Shipments Up
10%—
corporation,
the
12
April
unions
to
May
first
quarter
date
are
crders
than
are
at
9,
total
levels.
about 28%
the
volume
On
approximately
above
10%
above
beginning
of
for
tonnage
a
Wash.--*
Commission—
Bremerton,
per
1
I
without underwriting.
share,
corporation
filed
a
Y.—Registers With SEC
i
S
j
:
amount. No underwriting is involved,
through company officials and employees; bu5
the right to pay a commissiion not to exceej
6% on the stock and 2'/2% on the notes.
The company was organized under Maine law in
1926 and is "an
instrument through which Americans may participate in the economic
development of Israel on a business basis.
The corporation engage i
in financing enterprises of
a banking,
credit, industrial, land, agri«
cultural
and
utility
nature through subsidiary and non-subsjdiary
corporations."
Net proceeds of the present financing are to be used in Lie amoun,
of
$500,000 for participation
in the further development of Israet
industry; $250,000 for development of urban and suburban areas with
accepted city-planning practice and erection of residential and factorybuildings; $1,000,000 for extension of cooperative and other banking
credit; $1,000,000 for financing of exports to Israel; and the balancj
for working capital and general corporate purposes.—V. 178, p. 571.
of
notes
the
offering to be made
the
company
at
100%
principal
reserves
'
2930.
following completion in May of wage negotiations
covering its production workers, rapidly re-estab>ished
its operations to virtual capacity levels, it was announced on July 5.
Despite the unavoidable drop in shipments during the period from
with
cents
the
railway
railway...:
p.
Cable
Corp. li
antenna systei.L
registration statement with the SEC o
July 1, 1955, covering 50,000 shares of its $25 par common stock an
$2,000,000 five-year 5% notes, series 1955, payable in five years.
Th
common
shares are to be offered for public sale at $28 per share an
829,655
327,799
Co.,
Exchange
Palestine Economic Corp., N.
This
$3,331,289
*79.562
181,
Television
community
The sale is to be mado
through the company's officers and directors.
The proceeds are to tl
used to pay expenses incident to mining activities.—V. 180, p. 443.
,
at
1952
$3,221,244
321,962
oper.
a
The company on May 2 filed a letter of notification with the SE
covering 200,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be offere
Guaranty Trust Co.
income—
from
from
f-ii'
961.
a
From Jan. 1—
Gross
and
also
control.
process
Clarksburg,
firm
elected
railway™™™
oper.
plants
manufactures
automatic
assembly
machine «,
through
Multra
Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Other product i
include a revolutionary device, Binotrol, which automatically positiov )
and
controls
the
operation of machine tools
and other industrif I
equipment; and recording refractometers for chemical, petroleum ar, !
207.
p.
"
from
have wide commercit 1
manufacturing
and
research.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
152,771*
124,60.^
207.
p.
Insurance
Polk
Davis
158,3011
128,375
2803.
p.
Elected Trustee—
of
536,591
Barnes
The
This
railway-.
oper.
i81„
These
Net
196,165
5,165,178
1,204,212
71,805
1952
$1 ,338,020
Olympic
formerly
1,824,163
miscellaneous taxes™.!
taxes__
117,551
income.—
1954
$1,267,949
454 994
1954
$85,364,055
$55,875,576 $85,493,442
l
expenses...
from
Olympic
1955
$55,689,531
186,045
payroll and
oper..
1953
$1,172,366
381,661
132,373
6.022,654
2,202,311
532,239
railway™
raliway
From Jan. 1—
Gross
—V.
_-___™__
from
from
RR.—Earnings—
1955
$1,324,354
495,629
May—
Net
by Morse and Van
exclusive
electronically-
;
•Deficit.—V.
Borrow—
end
the
on
the
the
the company has been able to produce the
precision taps known to industry, the official declared.
Earnings applicable
Net
Light
at
500,000
stock
2803.
p.
railwqy__
from
—V.181,
announced.
through June 9
pointed
Myers
an
income
and
Property,
Net
Gas
outstg.
1954,
181,
$7,641,334
share
Feb.
optsr.
ry.
Murray Corp. of America (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Net
10.
Milwaukee
Gross
has
2443.
p.
Nine Months Ended May 31—
Net sales
i_;
Net
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
30,
$1,461,45'7.
were
PRESENT
ry.
developed
Under
year.
June
40 %
subsidiary,
added.
increase,
current
to
up
Vice-President,
gaging method,
closest tolerance
May—
the
common
recorded
1,
2,100,000
_
From Jan. 1—
Co.—Reports Increased
about
or
Myers,
Norman
of
vectograph
during
controlled
of
recessed incandescent
lighting fixtures
engaged in the manufacture of kitchen
also
stock
common
to
front
Net
.
to
■Ventilating fans.
to
amounts
from
Net
company
$1,800,000,
1954,
ahead
15:
were
—V.
PROCEEDS—Of
tise
.
—
preferred stock.
on
applicable
May—
.
& Machine
bonds-
-
common
161,132
.
$3,741,334
mortgage
dividends
Pacific
Corp., New York City, is offering 100,stock (par 10 cents) at $3
per sh.
7,974,000
$9,580,209
-
per
prior
Gross
Offered
common
$17,554,202
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
24,213
43,595
641,930
approximately
period
same
of
Manufacturing
for
of
Earnings
1952
$196,347
31,088
181, p. 2802.
plant assets.—V.
Marvin
$13,336,284
taxes.™
taxes
Orders—
sec¬
stock
Cpar $1)
June 28 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at
$17.50 per
dealer's discount of 55 cents per share. It
on
share, with
Offering—A
common
income
—
operations.—V.
1953
$241,371
46,285
railway
oper.
income...
program
Marlin-Rockwell
ondary offering of 4.000 shares of
49,080,397
income
first
on
income
Shares
181,
1954
$147,200
■ • v.
railway
Morse Twist Drill
amendment.
Net
$66,634,599
43,772,277
taxes--
:
income
Provision
grants
33,483
income
from
ry.
1955
;
$57,108,561
misc.
Federal inc.
Federal
income
Interest
300,000
for
years.—V.
rate,
by
for
stock
Net
shares
of
during
$152,376
22,802
railway
railway™.™.
from
and
income
Gross
26.
resolution
a
number
total
employees
1955
From Jan. 1—
$2,626,960
income.™
from
| rev.
ry.
—V.
1955—5 Mos.—1954
revenue.
$2,086,007
split
shares
25,000,000
to
Other
authorized
RR.—Earnings-
oper.
Norman
expenses.
'
$5)
(par
the
increase
to
shortly after
on,or
to
182,p. 11.
Co.—Earnings Increased—
.
inc. before
oper.
operating
Net
from
Gross
due
1955—Month—1954
shares
'
from
A
oper.
Net
Provision
•Includes
Orders
181, p. 2930.
oper.
Spokane, Wash.
incident to mining-
Net
1,575,426
Period Ended May 31—
Corp.,
expenses
See details in V.
to be offered at
(par 10 cents)
pay
1952
Maine Central RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Railway
1 voted
three-for-one
a
options
ry.
$18,383,385
2.032,630
income.™
oper.
July
on
shares,
new
Net
—V.
1953
$19,727,940
607,939
railway,
short-terna
repay
855.
6,000,000
Montour
-
railway
to
used
expenses
2930.
Net
1,125,781
income.™
oper.
From Jan. 1—
stock
common
be
to
p.
stockholders
stock
May—,
4.212.427
2,312,280
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Earnings—
Net
to
*1954
revenues
Operating
letter of notification with the SEC
a
through Standard Securities
are
178,
them
to
such
$2,211,616
2,484,710
1954
13 filed
representing two additional shares for each share owned
stockholders of record at the close of business on July 11 will be
by
mailed
375,333
1955
used
Years Ended May 31,—
Operating
company.
833,743
566,021
$10,763,009 $15,555,158
be
7,166,814
Northern Illinois Gas
share
authorized
the
Gross
railway
railway,
10,711,539
Co.
11,186,469
from
1,213,182
1952
462,862
May—
will
subscribed and the books closed.
proceeds
from
Net
Gross
70,563,973
Certificates
P.
$2,127,329
income:
$86,193,959
69,004,107
Monsanto Chemical Co.—Stock Split Voted—
of
3930.
p.
2,021,612
$16,107,817 $88,202,172
2930.'
p.
per
net
Net
oper.
181,
financing
2803.
p.
$2,524,827 $19,198,065 $15,629,986
income™.
oper.
cents
2.00
.
Co
Co
500,165
railway
railway
from
$3,763,388
The stockholders
2.00
1,026,585
from
Net
181,
Offering Completed—The
offering to the public of 418,550 shares of capital
stock (par $5), through Eastman, Dillon & Co. and Alien
& Co., and associates, at $18.25 per share, has been over¬
Net
2.00
From Jan.. 1—
Gross
op.
ry.
operations.—V.
Hutzler___
&
1954
$2,285,643
oper.
13,582,990
from
181,
The
1955
the
from
North Penn Gas Co.—Stock
14,818,494
The corporation on May
of
May—
proceeds
loans.—V.
recent
2.00
Co.___„
&
The
bank
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$18,581,882
2.00
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.- -EarningsGross
ry.
50
Co.__
Walker & Co._
G.
3.25
3.25
3,884,745
revenue.
covering 500,000 shares of
& Uo.____
Anthony
3.25
9,600,145
4,175,450
1955—Month—1954
The
-
_—_™t
Pressprich
Salomon
34,525,706
10,475,181
2,395,648
Mitchell Mining Co., Inc., Mount Vernon, Wash.—-Files
Webber, Jackson &
W.
Privately—This company, it was announced on July 5,
has /sold privately through The First Boston
Corp. a
new issue of $3,500,000 of 25-year
sinking fund collateral
trust 3%% bonds, series D, due 1980.
RR.—Earnings—
2.00
.__
Co
&
Curtis
3.25
Securities Corp.™
White, Weld & Co._____.____
—V. 181, p. 2302.
Co._
Marks
M.
36,260,399
6,309,359
2,603,406
2.00
Laurence
3.25
Union
&
Loeb, Rhoades &
F.
i
Beane___
Webster
Hutton
M.
3.25
Peabody & Co
Lynch, Pierce,
Merrill
E.
30.014,307
6.603,054
expenses.
oper.
rev.
—V.
2.00
Co.
3.25
Co.l
&
Harriman, Ripley & Co., Inc.
Kidder,
Allyn & Co., Inc.™
Carl
4.75
Co
Sachs
Hemphill,
C.
Co.______
Boston
Barney
Goldman.
A.
Inc
Co.,
First
Smith,
14.00
29.411,640
income
oper.
Railway
.: v%
C.
647,183
6.899,416 shs.
respective percentages, which in certain circumstances may be increased,
shown opposite their names:
W.
783,288
181, p. 2930.
Railway
420,000 shs..
all
42i;556
Period Ended May 31—
600.000 shs.
purchase
438,004
railway..™
railway
oper.
Missouri Pacific
8,000,000 shs.
named
1,594,854
from
from
ry.
12,750,000
i
underwriters
$6,513,544
1,936,201
From Jan. 1—
Gross
$147,000,000
12,750.000
pari
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
1969
1,
($100 pari cumulative
stock
ry.
$7,116,457
1,109,384
Outstanding
___$147,000,000
Outstanding series
Common
Net
1952
1953
1954
$5,819,060
1.107,615
railway
oper. income.™
J
••••'.
New England Gas & Electric Association—Bonds Sold
1955
$5,821,895
railway
from
Unlimited
Outstanding series
3%7/ sink, fund debs, due May
Preferred
from
Net
Net
Authorized
mortgage
May—
Gross
Net
CAPITALIZATION
First
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
It
for
1954
1955
$55,093,756 $52,408,931
^
announwd
served
(mostly single family) in Nassau and Suffolk counties amounted
the
with
five cents) to bo
Of the total, 300,The net proceeds aro
(par
incident to mining operations.
expenses
and
Queens
notification
of
stock
common
With
share, without underwriting.
New England Electric
.
height.
i
.
.
and
adjustable
bar
10
shares
be
th?
Uni-Foragor is
announced
by
this
sickle bar can .be tilted for the best angle
June
on
covering 3,000,000 shares of
offered at
shares (par $10) at $20.50 per share on the basis
These rights will expire
3:30
j
2695.
p.
i
Neptune Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files
Securities and Echange Commission—
discharge
the new
of
borrowings to be used to finance property additions and improvements.
—V.
181,
■■
July 1, 1955, rights to subscribe to an additional 624,170
common
below—V.
Corp.
agreement;
of
old
Factors
""
and Michigan Consolidated had outstanding
$18,000,000 of notes issued under a $23,000,000 bank credit agreement.
5
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Merger Voted—
See Standard
$7,500,000
outstanding
Proceeds
Long Island Lighting Co.—Stock
V\ of
of
the
of
ances
Gas
fiscal year,
(113)
a
the
the
second
quarter
basis,
the
year ago;
year.—V.
shipments for
comparable 1954
will
be
and the backlog is 25%
181,
p.
2358.
above
the year to
period; new
higher
.
.
„
i
The
6
would
Gross
aporoximately
to
Gross
Pennsylvania
Salt
4.497,874
5,273.766
1,406,805
1,524,450
1,720,414
181,
p.
U. S.
stock
Stock Split—
unissued.
but
-
with this transaction
connection
In
three-for-one
The
become effective following
about Aug. 16.—V. 181, p.
will
split
meeting on
at a
the
of
or
approval
751.
Net
ry.
1955
1954
railway..-.
$167,905
$155,626
$213,362
$176,377
Net
from
56,105
31,109
44,312
36,279
Net
ry.
railway™--.
oper. income—
99,474
59,613
67,142
58,612
railwayrailway
743,535
147,481
836,703
980,220
176,983
155,632
income—.
336,813
333,099
308,443
260,820
May—
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
railway-
income—
aper.
Railway
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—To Increase Stock—
shareholders
of
also
and
stock
will
Sept.
2
117,310
capital stock is without par value.
Henry L. Hillman, President, states
immediate
no
plans
for
shares
1,200,000
Net
utilization
Net
the
month.—V.
181,
more
a
detailed
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
1955
1954
1953
1952
$743,506
$652,195
$870,287
$759,287
237.015
161,488
278,999
245,819
133,452
121,162
163,686
138,515
May—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—
railway...
income
oper.
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
827,614.
income
629,798
457,306
582,671
628,922
Co.,
Plywood
covering 100.000
share), without underwriting.
rent
timber bond,
notes,
PolyPane Packaging Co., Inc.—New President—
John
to
J.
Speese,
succeed
the
Philadelphia attorney,
Stanton
Board.—V.
R.
Miller,
p.
1603.
181,
also
will
who
continue
Pond's Extract Co.—Consolidation
See
as
as
Approved—
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc. above.—V. 181,
(3)
Calif.—Files With
share),
shares
250
and
proceeds
250
to
are
Purity
capital
of
be
to
memberships at $100 eech,
be
for
used
Sali¬
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
general
offered
at
($100 per
without underwriting. The
business
management
182,
activities oi
par
expenses.
(Calif.)—Stock
Ltd.
Sold—The
continued
in
as
the
Robert
and
Board,
Hotel, Inc.—Stock Sold—
Weston
D.
Sands
the
Co.,
&
Hotel.—V.
.181,
962.
p.
sales
Gross
Nuclear Fund, Inc.—Assets Increased'—
July
Fund
this
of
its
in
first
Donald
$409,213,
to
amounted
1955,
F.
months ended June 30.
Bishop, President, reported
two
offering to the public on June 30, through S. D. Fuller
& Co., New York, of 75,000 shares of 5% cumulative con¬
vertible
preferred
$10.—V.
quickly
p. 13.
completed.
stock
at
See
($10
par
details
Stock
of
Sold
per
The
—
share)
offering
in
was
V.
Largely
Upon termination of this contract—and as »
"know how" gained through this research
work—the company was successful in -perfecting a
special and unique electric outboard motor.
Accordingly, immediate
production of this unit was commenced and from 1945, until the pres¬
ent time,
the company has produced and sold in excess of 12,000 ol
tion
as
181,
2697.
p.
-==•
Seaboard Air Line RR—Earnings—
'
Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—Registers With
and
Exchange Commission—
investment
SEC
July 1,
on
Common
V.
182,
filed
company
1955,
Stock
of
a
statement with the
for Accumulation of
Telegraph
Company.—
registration
covering $1,000,000 of Plans
American
and
Telephone
13.
p.
the experience and
units.
these
,
has also developed and produced fractional horsepower
and lowering of automobile windows and manu¬
factures the electric motors required for its products.
In 1948, the corporation acquired 100%
ownership of Hession Micosol Corporation, owner of "Microsol" patents in 28 countries, including
the United States; also patents on a smoke screen generator used bj
The
company
the raising
for
motors
Navy.
States
United
1952
75,000
square
and
concrete
Privately—
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$15,614,652 $13,637,421
12,267,504
10,429,808
Period End. May 31—
revenues
exp.
taxes
&
$3,207,613
$7,853,974
12,856
12,311
38,551
19,761
$3,360,004
$3 219,924
$6,404,941
$4,193,148
deductions
1,121,816
183,640
619,970
442,175
$3,750,973
per
-Based
$1,826,627
$4,335,147
$0.59
$0.54
$1.29
share-
com.
on
Net
from
Net
oper.
ry.
—V.
67,551,975
67.212,211
72,868,461
73,110,707
19,214,565
railway
18,909,034
21,728,643
21,820,075
10,084,433
railway—
from
3L81,
p.
10,421,305
income
2804.
9,971,826
10,949,725
addition
May—
additional
Net
from
Net
ry.
$8,708,754 $11,461,711
$10,691,035
2,211,099
1,676,909
2,778,518
2.161,936
1,210,212
1,016,495
1,548,197
1,153,406
47,644,282
46,350,583
55.827,576
55,857,011
11.140,802
10,178,905
13,196,597
12,480.737
5,949^513
5,572,556
railway
oper.
income—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
Net
year
59
income.—
6,227,569
6,939,322
2804.
were
sales
Sold—Of the
10 cents), which
of record June 10
at $10.50 per share, 90,879 shares were subscribed for
up to and including June 29. The remaining 9,121 shares,
were
taken up by the underwriters, headed by Bioren
The
directors
shares
of
authorized
par
be
value
July
on
authorized
total
capital
capital
of
$10
stock
stock
common
stock
per
recommended
6
of
of
of
no
Provision
There
the
share
and
shares
that
the
be
value,
par
600,000
that
corporation,
the
of
present
which
changed
common
outstanding
amount
is
into
stock
a
of
common
total
the
stock
the
taxes for
the first quarter was $365,300
compared with
and sold at $11.75 per
& Co.,
that
share.
PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING EFFECT TO
Outstanding
Authorized
414 %, due
stocks
bonds,
trust
Collateral
secured by
capital
certain subsidiaries
1964,
in
of
—
stock,
series
B
.
1,338,3M>
50,000
50,000
80,000 shs.
payable, 5% due Feb. 15, 1957—
preference stock ($25 par)___—_
cumulative convertible serial pref¬
erence
$1,375,000
$1,375,000
1,338,350
—
1964
debentures, due in
5%
None
36,000 shs.
~
None
None
♦872,596 shs.
tCommon stock (10c par)
—
§1,000.000 shs.
♦Assuming conversion of all outstanding series B preference stock
(20,850 shares outstanding at April 30, 1955).
+On May 25,
1955 the stockholders of the company approved and
adopted an amendment of the certificate of incorporation to be effective
upon
retirement of all outstanding serial preference stock, creating
a
new class consisting of 100.000 shares of serial
preferred stock, par
value $50 per share, and increasing the common stock from 1,000,000
preferhed stock
tSerial
($50 par)—.—
.4.^—.
reserved for issuance upon exercise of
options to be granted pursuant to the Stock Option Plan, and includ¬
ing 368 shares issuable in exchange for shares of stock of a subsidiary.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to sell to them, sev¬
cise
shares
20,000
respective percentages indicated, such of the shares of
stock as shall not be subscribed for by the exer¬
warrants, including oversubscriptions, such shares
hereinafter referred to as the Unsubscribed Stock.
the
in
common
subscription
of
being
shares.
1,500,000
to
§Including
%
r'r
17.00
Sutro
& Co.—
Co.——_——
&
9.70
show
a year ago.
Sheaffer's primary
for
orders
to
an
increase
181,
over
last
line writing instruments
G. A. Beck, Executive
year,
the
effective
date
for
the
stock split
& Turner, Inc
181, p. 2933.
Harper
See
Charles
A.
Taggart
Inc.
8.30
_
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
Creek
Precision
General Investing
offered
Corp.—Debentures
Offered—
Corp., New York, on July 5 publicly
$600,000 of 10-year convertible
6% debentures,
1965, at par, to Sept. 1, 1955; thereafter at
and accrued interest.
100%
notes
purchaser's
will
be
option.
issued
They
in
are
denominations
of $100 or $1,000 at the
convertible into common stock at any
-
_
__
Baumgartner, Downing &
Co.
5.55
D.
3.75
_
_
Robbins &
oper.
from
from
Net
ry.
5.00
H.
G.
Shea
Kuch
&
&
Co.
Inc.-
Co.,
2.80
2.80
-
.
—
—
-
1.25
Co.—Earnings—
1933
1952
$46,192,331 $46,001,644
10,833.823 11,867,149
3,744,572
5,434,794
206.441,627 193.659,559 225,415,648
45,306,332
35,355.237
54,670.371
218,180,437
53,267,623
20,601,452
21,927,520
4.819,426
income
railway
railway—
20,845,970
oper; Income
To Order 950 Box
The
3.75
Co._
C.
Security & Bond Co
1955
1954
$45,472,478 $41,227,768
10.689,204
8,286,343
railway
railway
5.00
5.0®
Williams & Co., Inc
C. T.
3,125,870
Jan. 1—
From
Net
Silver
Co.,
&
7.00
also V.
Southern Pacific
Gross
751.
p.
5.0®
Stirling, Morris & Co
7.00
Russell & Co., Inc.
Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.-
Gottron,
Net
for the same quarter
$505,700
The
expects
of
due June 30,
proposal will be submitted to the stockholders on Aug. 30, 1955.
are
298,302 shares of common stock of no par value presently
corporation
quarter
of
600,000
outstanding.
The
for
Vice-President, said.—V.
split two-for-one.
The
Service Co.—Stock
Southeastern Public
100,000 shares of common stock (par
were recently offered to stockholders
May—
Domestic
Stores Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
first
the
year ago.
continued
Reliable
Co.—Profits Off in Quarter—
company's current fiscal
$352,333, or 43 cents a share, compared with $485,701, or
share, for the same quarter a year ago, it is reported today.
for the quarter were $5,741,326, compared to
$6,052,957 a
for
earnings
cents a
Net
from
& Gas Company is
181, p. 2933.
by South Carolina Electric
the remainder of 1955.—V.
permanent financing
contemplated during
5.55
Sheaffer Pen
(W. A.)
1952
1953
1954
$9,808*380
railway
to stockholders on a
5.55
1955
from
the sale
to
subscription basis in February and March, 1955, of 210,053
shares of common stock for an aggregate consideration of $3,675,927,
the company issued and sold at private placement on June
15, 1955,
$5,000,000 of 3%%
first and refunding mortgage bonds. No further
Reading Co.—Earnings—
Gross
$1.12
shares.
3,360,848
FINANCING—In
NEW
2,211,793
$1,979,739
income
Net
$4,955,117
258,449
.-
dividends.
Preferred
♦Earns,
1,209,657
$2,010,267
_
income
Net
$7,892,525
2,937,408
$2,238,188
income
Income
$6,385,180
$3,347,148
(net)
income
Gross
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$36,066,941 $30,762,643
28,212,967 24,377,463
income
Operating
Other
Gas Co. (& Subs.)—Earn¬
Carolina Electric &
South
ings Up—Bonds Sold
Arthurs, Lestrange
From Jan. 1—
Gross
,
,
_
in fee, at Silver Creek, N. Y., located
The plant consists of approximately
feet of one- and two-story connecting buildings of brick,
wood construction.—V. 181, p. 1678.
corporation owns its plant,
south of Buffalo, N. Y.
miles
additional
1953
1955
1954
Gross
lrom railway— $13,275,835 $13,027,657 $13,916,452 $14,491,453
4,312,826
4,482,591
Net from railway—
3,837.493
3,730,911
2,198,444
2,133,008
Net ry. oper. income
2,055,018
1,977,663
May—
Securities
inaugurated.
was
development
erally,
182
development
corporation undertook the
the
electrically driven outboard motors for the United States Army
of Engineers.
Such motors were developed and approved by the
Board but the cessation of hostilities occurred before quantity produc¬
shares
1.
the result of sales, assets of the Fund increased to
$517,256 on that date as compared with $118,000 on April 28, last,
when the Fund began business.
In
the same period, asset
value advanced to $10.52 a share from
Preferred
—
1944
in
late
Beginning
Board
6%
announced
have
Science &
on
Pyramid Electric Co.
and
rifle
of
Notes
recent
(par $1) by
A. G. Becker & Co: Inc. and associates at $20 per share
was quickly oversubscribed.
See V. 182, p. 13.
past with Dan L. Pickering,
W. Agler, President. See also-
Beverly Hills,
Calif, industrial under¬
over-subscription of a 300,000 share issue
of Sans Souci
Hotel, Inc. common stock
(par $1)
to finance con¬
struction of an additional wing, comprising 64 rooms.
The Sans Souci
is
located
on
a
parcel of property 220 x 750 feet, directly across
Daniel
writers,
stock
common
the
principal
r
terial.
CAPITALIZATION
13.
Sans Souci
from
Stores,
offering of 100,000 shares of
of
p.
the
since
New York on Oct. 27,
War II the principal
the company were the manufacture for the Army and Navy
machine gun parts, bomb fuses, and other ordnance ma¬
Serial
SEC—
The corporation on June 23 filed
covering
Muskingum Fiber
Approximately 1.400 persons are employed in General's nine plants.
If
the
negotiations for General's acquisition are consummated, it is
stated
that the entire
General organization will remain unchanged
V;
nas,
Dubuque Container Co., Dubuque,
Iowa.
Corrugating medium and container chipboard:
Company. Coshocton,
Ohio.
the note has
and maturity of
paid on account
5, 1955.
not definitely ascertainable
amount is being reduced by monthly payments.. ^
is
amount
?This
Products
and
Produce Materials Cooperative Association, Inc.,
products:
allied
and
containers
figre
Container Corp., Cohoes, N. Y.; Canton Corrugated
Cleveland Corrugated Box Co., Cleveland, Ohio;
Chairman
2017.
p.
produced at plants at
are
Albany Cor¬
Box Co.,
Dubuque
Container Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa; Hunt-Crawford Co., Coshocton, Ohid;
and Niagara Corrugated Container Co., Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.
(2) Folding cartons and set-up boxes: Great Lakes Box Co., Cleve¬
land, Ohio; Crowell Carton Co., Marshall, Mich, (folding cartons only);
and
President
Chairman of
been elected
has
food prod¬
and the jobbing and
Ohio;
Canton.
to pay cur¬
working capital.—V 176
by General
manufactured
Corrugated
(1)
The proceeds are to be used
plant expansion and
products
rugated
2438.
p.
converters,
paper
include
appliances,
household
parts,
textiles,
customers
following locations;
the
Poison, Mont.—Files—
Inc.,
May 12 filed a letter of notification with the SEc
shares of capital stock to'be offered at par < $1 per
on
automotive
of
products,
Its
chipboard.
container
and
trades.
The
Poison
medium
metal
retail
The corporation
products,
allied
and
manufacturers
ucts,
,
the manufacture of corrugated fibre shipping
folding cartons and set up boxes, and
engaged in
is
corrugating
2804
p.
bonds.
or
General
3.724,670
886,954
3,352,226
997,535
489,332
railway
oper.
181,
3,021,536
3,303,630
been
to July
been extended
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
holders
options to acquire
Regis
containers
railway-—
has
*$25,000
were
Operating
Regis common stock.
St.
of General's capital stock
St.
stock
•'■)
From Jan. 1—
1,519,621
and
the
that
29
St.
of
2804.
p.
4,088,444
578,485
their shares in exchange for shares
Regis will make an offer to all
to exchange their shares for St.
Regis common stock on the same terms as the present options.
Under
the terms of the offer, the holders of General's capital stock would
receive 2% shares of St. Regis common for each share of General.
General Contained, whose principal
offices are in Cleveland, had
sales in
1954 in excess of $23,000,000.
At the end of 1954, General
had
134,656
shares of common stock outstanding with no preferred
ing
in the
statement later
$8,382,328
General Container Corp. jointly announced on
of substantially more than the majority of
General's outstanding capital stock have signed an agreement grant¬
requested
issue
to
expects
company
$1,212,886 $10,870,047
955,234
income
13,182
♦1,300,000 shs.
issued subsequent to March 31, 1955 to Abner
Goldstone Esq. in settlement of his $50,000 claim for legal services
rendered to the company for the period July 1, 1949 to June 30, 1954,
inclusive.
It was represented to the company that these shares were
taken for investment and not for public distribution.
30
2584,
p.
company
holders
being
capital
Ry.—learnings—
$2,468,883
op.
St. Regis Paper
This
the
is
ry.
tlGO.OOO
3,182
2,250,000 shs.
cents)
40
(par
shares
Operating
in order to make available addi¬
tional
authorized
stock
for
prompt
issuance
as
attractive
opportunities may develop in the future.
Following clearance of the necessary proxy material with the SEC,
authorization
expenses-
oper.
181,
June
the
5,414,189
1955—Month—1954
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$5,684,963 $4,358,116 $26,531,569 $24,681,137
3,216,080
3,145,230 15,661,522 16,298,809
revenue-
from
rev.
ry.
—V'.
while the company has
increased capital stock,
that
of
2,400,000
to
oper.
authorized
the
increasing
on
shares
authorized
amount of serial preferred
240,000 shares.
All of the company's
from
increasing
the
shares to
on
from
vote
stock
common
oper.
stock
$000,000
150,000
Equipment purchase notes (5% ) pay¬
able monthly, Silver Creek Nat'l Bank
the
Period Ended May 31—
Outstanding
Authorized
$600,000
6%
conv.
The
Railway
The
50,326,800
10,472,220
181, p. 2932.
St. Louis Southwestern
181, p. 2518.
amount
53,116,852
12,704,121
5,752,977
48,107,646
8,891,483
3,766,533
50,396,028
11,991,965
5,801,817
railway-
from
from
Net
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Jan. 1—
From
Gross
Net
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
debs., due June 30, '65
Bank
note
(4%) subject to renewal.
Chase National Bank due June 4, '55
886,566
198,951
1,188,035
income—
oper.
1952
1953
.
2,396,190
railway-
from
Net
-Earnings—
1952
1954
1953
$9,461,163 $10,864,113 $10,350,207
2,340,385
1,631,628
2,696,869
1,612,287
791,179
1,217,966
1955
$10,448,078
railway
from
for
debentures
company's products.
result of
Francisco Ry .-—Earnings—
St. Louis-San
MayGross
anticipates using the funds obtained
the further development and sale
management
the
of
CAPITALIZATION
and
12.
sale
100%
at
redeemable
the
of
transferred from
$144,000 will be
capital to capital surplus.
of stockholders
be
PROCEEDS—The
from
to maturity, at which time
of face value and accrued interest.
thereafter
BUSINESS-^Corporation was incorporated in
1941.
From ;that date until the end of World
authorized a three-for-one stock split and a
change in the par value from $5 to $1.50.
The authorized stock will
be increased from 500,000 shares to 2,000,000 shares of which 864,000
will be issued
to stockholders and the remainder will be held as
authorized
will
*50,000
Inc.—Air Force Contract—
Roosevelt Field, Inc.—Plans
|
at
date
interest
each
1 %
Common
The directors on June 28
was
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.
12,486,961
3,812.549
1,171^73
_
dissolved as a corporation July 1 and
became an operating division of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Co., William P. Drake, President, has announced.
Other major components of the Penrsalt organization are the Penn¬
sylvania Salt Manufacturing Co. of Washington and the Pennsalt Inter¬
national
Corporation,
wholly-owned subsidiaries;
and the Industrial
Chemicals, Chemical Specialties and I. P. Thomas Divisions.—V. 182,
p.
11,594,856
3,842.950
corporation on July 5 began operations on its $2,500,000
Air Force contract to fly military cargo between Air Force bases located
in the western states, John Paul Riddle, President, announced.
The first flight started from Kelly Air Force Base at San Antonio.
Tex., where Riddle headquarters have been set up.
The contract win
continue through June 30, 1956, and calls for the flying of a minimum
of 3,659,000 miles.—V. 181, p. 2932.
Co.—Dissolves Unit—
Mfg.
Sharpless Chemicals Inc.
11,490,343
12,965,528
income—
2519.
oper.
Riddle Airlines,
,
development of the company's properties.
„
The
for a 40% interest.
financing are estimated at $432,250. The pro¬
ceeds are to be used for geologic and engineering surveys, to satisfy
current contractual obligations of organization and registering of secu¬
rities, and contractual obligations in connection with the assumption of
contracts for certain properties assigned to the company by Mr. Win¬
burn, and the remaining funds will be used for the continued explora¬
tion and
ry.
105%
at
redeemable
ol
they
to maturity at a price of $1.50 per share; and -are
and accrued interest during the first year, decreasing
time up
10-yr.
■
railway——
from
Net
proceeds of the
Net
:
Monday, July 11, 1955
. ..
325,737
276,561
259,830
railway
from
Net
—V.
867,244
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
120
$500,000
contributed
have
ry,
railway..
from
Net
individuals who had secured prefncorporation subscriptions in return for the payment of approximately
$62,300 in cash and certain services.
Mr. Winburn retains control of
250,000 shares. If all the 400.000 shares are sold to the public, it w)ll
shares
these
Potomac RR.—Earnings
' 1954
1953
1952
$2,337,242 $2,503,236 $2,581,053
1,059,979
881,075
778,802
* 331,771
""" """
1955
$2,347,718
railway
from
Net
of the Republic of Pan¬
ama
on
Feb. 17, 1954, for the purpose, among others, of prospecting
and exploring for ores, minerals and non-metallic substances, and for
the mining and development of ore-bearing properties.
It plans to continue operating from its Denver office.
Of the company's 600,000 out¬
standing common shares. 599,950 were issued to Roland Winburn, for¬
mer President, director
and promoter, in exchange for the assignment
of his right, title and interest in all its leases and other properties,
located in Panama.
Mr. Winburn in turn has transferred 349,500 of
organized under the laws
was
on
14,
Sept.
on
May—
estimated at $.125 per
Selling expenses are
involved.
stockholders
to
business
of
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
share.
The company
close
the
at
additional share for each share
Aug. 31, 1955, would be dis¬
1955.—V; 181, p., 2123,
1955, and that one
31,
Aug.
tributed
statement with the SEC on June
its $1 par common stock, to be
securities at $1.25 per share. No
corporation filed a registration
30, 1955, covering 400.000 shares of
offered for public sale as speculative
This
be
record
of
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
underwriting is
Colo.—Registers
Inc., S. A., Denver,
Panama Minerals,
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(114)
company
950
box
call
for
cars
to
on
its
expenditure
14,288,840
Cars—
June 30 announced plans for
expanding freight car fleet.
of
addition of another
The new cars
will
about $8,250,000.
the
According to D. J. Russell, President, the new car order raises
number of freight cars acquired, or on order by Southern Pacific since
World War II,
to about 44,000,
of which 26,000 are
box cars.
a
Number 5445
182
Volume
it was pointed out.
Already delivered this year to June 1 were
all
of
these
of the 50-foot,
double-door type.
for
•1,744
Of
its
were
cars
new
the
765 new freight cars,
On June 1 another
addition to the 950
in
undelivered,
order
on
will
750
cars,
new
constructed
be
Southern Pacific
by
than
building
The
program.
will be stepped up to 12 cars a day.
rate of production
current
by the
200 cars, it was stated, will be constructed
Pullman-Standard Manufacturing Co.—V. 181, p. 2805.
remaining
The
RR.—Earnings-
Spokane International
railway
from
from
ry.
,1952
1955
1954
1953
$322,441
'146,963
$289,141
94,385
$3L5,519
$244,668
80,133
1,064,795
May—
Gross
Net
on
freight car assembly line at Sacramento, Calif., where already
11.000 cars shave been turned out in a high gear, five-year
own
more
Net
share
today.
announced
cars
Carlson
equipment,
new
railway
63,018
32,889
154,771
82,610
1,440,489
639.291
______
1,325,166
488,932
221,210
1,332,872
530,198
258,309
income_
oper.
Net
ry.
railway
from
—V.
railway
from
Net
282,565
income
oper.
181, p.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
256,551
130,141
$2,308,628
979,286
718,083
886,601
593,232
457,188
491,'817
12,565,729
11,392.950
13,127,694
3.828.310
3,167,622
5,016,084
1,872,149
2,565,188
2,220,077
income™
From Jan. 1—
railway.™
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
oper. income™
181, p. 2933.
—V.
This
is
recently
at
$94
such
share in
buying
per
Corp.,
preference stock as was offered
$3.75
to
response
Barney
Co.,
&
com¬
Broadcasting
Corp.,
of
currently
Dynamics
a
employing more
men
member
of
of
the
Stromberg-Carlson
Board
of
and
Dynamics
of the Board of Directors of Stromberg-Carlson
The board will also include Mr. Fay, President;
who is Executive Vice-President of the Stromberg-
G.
Corp.
Hoit,
Company;
McCanne, - Executive
Vice-President of- the
and Arthur Stern, attorney, of Nixon,
Lee
Devans and Dey, will serve as the Stromberg-Carlson Co.
representatives.
Representing the General Dynamics Corp. are Frank
Pace, Jr., who is Executive Vice-President of the General Dynamics
Hargrave,
and Opera¬
Charge of Finance, and
181, p. 2246.
Corp.; Earl D. Johnson, Senior Vice-President, Development
Lambert
tions;
J.
Gross,
Vice-Presicfent
in
Harris, Vice-President and Counsel.—V.
Roger I.
newly purchased shares and those previously purchased over the
have been retired.
This has reduced the amount of preference
stated
letter
Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
Factors
Standard
of Nathan Straus-Duparquet,
The stockholders of this corporation and
the merger of both companies. Under the
stockholders of Nathan Straus-Duparquet will re¬
ceive two shares of common stock of Standard Factors for each common
share held.
Holders of substantially more than two-thirds of the voting
stock of both concerns approved the consolidation.
"The consolidated enterprise, to be known as Standard Factors Corp.,
■will list its common stock on the American Stock Exchange about the
Inc.,
June 29 approved
on
of the
terms
merger
middle of July, Theodore H. Silbert, President
cer
of Standard Factors, announced.
Samuel
and Chief Executive Offi¬
R. Sperans, President of
Straus-Duparquet, becomes Chairman of corporation.
Standard
Nathan
will have outstanding approxi¬
mately 1,150.000 shares of common stock out of an authorized total of
Factors,
giving
effect
to
the
merger,
2,500,000 shares.
Total
tion
of
as
a
result of the
leading producer and supplier
supplies for hotels, hospitals, schools, steamships,
and
institutions,
other
Standard
of equip¬
industrial
subidiary
Factors
under
will
the
continue
its
business
as
a
supervision of its present management,
comprising Mr. Sperans, President; Arthur Turry,, Treasurer; and E. M.
Brandriss, Secretary. The company's accounts receivable total $7,000,000.
"Standard Factors will benefit from the merger through
financing
Duparquet's
fication
and by the diversi¬
equipment and sup¬
stockholders at the meeting.
considerable
very
its
of
accounts receivable
through the time sales of
business
plies. to institutions," Mr. Silbert told
-'Approximately 50% of Standard Factors' total current assets will con¬
sist of cash and receivables.
The consolidated company's capital and
surplus will be increased from $2,479,631 to approximately $6,600,000
and its securities will become more readily marketable."—V. 181. p. 2933.
Staten
Island
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings1955
1954
1953
1952
$260,803
$232,848
$288,026
$303,546
May—
railway
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry
:
25,043
'2,343
30,740
42,490
income.
'42,613
'60.292
'28,978
'26,109
1,241,827
1,178.175
1,469,041
from
Gross
15,602
74,414
railway
oper. income___
ry.
•'Deficit.—V.
'246,116
'271,847
'224,271
'89,464
Quarter-Ended May 31—
Net sales (inch sales of leased
ing charges
for Federal
Earnings
—V.
on
dept. and
income
$700,000
per
funds,
part of
a
filed
in leasing
to general
be made available to subsidiaries.—V. 181,
which may
Tel-Instrument
Electronics
Files With Securities and
Corp.,
N.
Carlstadt,
J.—
Exchange Commission—
on June 28 filed a letter of notification with
199,999 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to
offered at $1.50 per share through Batkin & Co., New York.
The
The
corporation
covering
SEC
proceeds are to
be used lor acquisitions and
the
be
net
working capital.
an
announcement
1
Texas Industries,
plants
for
Corp.
and
in
Rogers,
B.
process,
previous
and
President, on July 1 said the year-end audit is
that figures on an estimated basis for the fiscal
distribution in
$226,473
$208,687
.,149,054
149,054
$'0
38
$0 35
signed between this corporation and John
purchase by Stewart-Warner of the entire
Hobbs, whose headquarters and manufacturing
Springfield, 111.
the
located at
The Hobbs Corp. was founded in
1338 by John W. Hobbs to produce
specialty electrical devices for the automotive and related industries.
The company's product lines have been
continuously expanded and
now
include
used
of
record
to
engines
trucks,
the
Hobbs
equipment,
electric
pumps,
and
In
and aircraft;
ur.derhood and
the
made
Hobbs
road
instrument
lights,
panel
stated
that
John
that
and
company
W.
Hobbs
will
changes
no
the present Hobbs organization.
Archambault said that this acquisition
in
Stewart-Warner's
pansion
of
product
its
principally for cash,
Stewart-Warners
Texas
Instruments Inc.—Appoints
Dallas-based
This
manufacturer
Canadian Agent—
of electronic
and electromechanical
and apparatus has announced the appointment of Com¬
Devices of Canada Ltd. as its exclusive Canadian agent. CDC
main offices are at 311 Richmond Road, Ottawa 4, Ont., Canada.
According to the agreement, Computing Devices of Canada Ltd. will
market Texas Instruments diodes and transistors, subminiature trans¬
formers,
deposited carbon resistors, recorders, and other commercial
electronic products.—V. 182, p. 52.
which
is
which
are
sup¬
remain
are
as
President
program
lir.es.
it is
for
Since
expected
outstanding
further
the
to
Hobbs
result
common
will
expected
represent
to
Texas Mexican
merger
of
this company
into
diversification
purchase
will
and
be
The
on
June
ex¬
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway—__
railway
oper.
1954
1953
1952
$314,537
$253,729
$258,158
$327,380
120,099
80,749
66,041
122,050
34,636
21,429
12,240
41,584
income—
.
of
$50,000,000
capital.
On April
Industries, Inc. of Detroit,
and
electronic
Ryan
mechanical
directly
such
current
continue
quisitions
in
sale
stopped
we
these
on
the
contingencies,
push
fields
unrelated
our
and
will
and
operating results.
to
.
program
still
Gross
Net
Net
—V.
from
from
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
income—
1,308,626
351,190
1,470,412
1,445.806
556,207
1,196,187
467,025
479,261
192,672
168,418
,
'
97,092
143,393
/
I
181, p. 2934.
I
Texas & New Orleans
on
Dynamics Corp.
June 28 and became
was
both
companies
April 25.
had
approved
the
merger
-Earnings—
—
1955
May—
Gross
RR
1954
1953
1952
$12,177,813
railway.— $11,813,025 $16,120,257 $11,755,138
3,183,445
3,078,039
2,055,109
3,699,380
railway
from
Net
from
ry.
oper.
income—
1,082,913
729,940
839,144
1,050,525
55,135,584
53,215,953
63,202,872
62,367,967
15,608,348
12,456,819
19,381,367
16,487,484
4,088,387
,2,904,494
5,798,861
5,551,868
From Jan. 1—
ap¬
effective
proposal
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway—_
railway
oper.
181,
p.
income—
2934.
loss on
The
reserve
not
sale
this
up
on
reach
as
tv.
1
•
,
expansion
to
wft*
American
shown
be
*
.
of
hope
set
ot
charges
carrying
the
properties.
against
through
ac¬
previously2895.
our
established goal of $300,000,000 sales for the year 1956.—V. 181, p.
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.—Stock
in
issue
of
Sold—Mention
made
was
July 4 of the
public offering, through
McDonald & Co., Cleveland, O., of 89,600 shares of com¬
mon stock
(par $1) at $14.50 per share. It was quickly"
completed. They were sold for the account of certain
our
stockholders, and none of the proceeds will accrue tm
the company. Further details follow:
CAPITALIZATION AS AT JUNE 6,
1955
Authorized
stock
Common
June
On
(par
1955,
6,
$1)
the
Outstanding
448,000 shs.
600,000 shs.
authorized
common
stock
changed
was
iron*
2,000 shares of no par value to 600,000 shares of $1 par value, and th»
1,280 outstanding shares were changed into 448,000 shares.
BUSINESS—The
of this corporation was originally estab¬
as a
sole proprietorship owned by John T>.
Mansfield Electrical Controls Co. and was suc¬
ceeded on Jan.. 1, 1947 by a partnership of the same name, composed of
John D. Russell W. and Harold F. Bolesky.
The present company was
incorporated under Ohio laws on May 14, 1947.
The company's business
consists of the manufacture and sale of
thermostatic controls and devices. Principal uses of these products ar»
in
lished
business
October,
1945
Bolesky and known
as
components of electric hot water heaters, electric and gas clothes
gas and
oil fired space and unit heaters, gas and oil Iirc<kappliances and fire-alarm sys¬
dryers,
or room heaters are floor units where central heating Is*
or provided,
while unit heaters are suspended from the ceil¬
factories, commercial establishments, restaurants and the like.
Household appliances using Therm-O-Disc thermostatic controls include*,
coffee percolators, pressure- cookers, fryers, skillets and similar utensils.
The company has recently introduced limit controls for gas fired hofc.
Space
not needed
in
ing
This thermostatic device automatically shuts off the
water heaters.
if
regular thermostat
the
falls to function
and is intended
182, p. 52.
gaa
be usctk
to
in lieu of over-temperature relief valves.—V.
Products, Inc.—Acquisition—
Thompson
This
1 announced the acquisition, by stock pur¬
Associates, Inc., which has been in' business*
established an outstanding reputation in the de¬
manufacture
of hydraulic
and
pneumatic cylinders
anck
company
July
on
Karl-Douglas
of
chase,
since
1945,
sign
and
has
and
valves.
customers
Its
among
the
aircraft companies
American.
major
Boeing;
include
and North
Lockheed,
Douglas,
"Thompson Products will furnish the capital resources to enatl®
Karl-Douglas to keep pace with its" continually growing backlog and
to expand in the design and manufacture of servo-mechanical system*
required in modern aircraft and guided missiles," said Stanley C. Pace,
Manager of Thompson's West Coast plant at Bell, Calif.
General
he said, will retain its identity and present plank
3160 West El Segundo, Hawthorne, Calif., operating as u.
Thompson's West Coast plant.
Karl-Douglas,
location
at
division
of
headquarters
in
Cleveland, and plants in 14 U.
a pioneer
auto parts maker
Thompson is
cities,
jet
of
producer
engine
and
other
military
S. and C'anaand a major
components
aircraft
and
accessories.
In
recent
electronics
years
and
guided
firm
nation's foremost
p. 52.
the
Angeles,
has expanded widely in the fields of
missiles.
The Ramo-Wooldridge Corp., of LO*
Thompson
in
these
fields,
is
a
Thompson
182,
aiilliate.—V.
Three States Natural Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering'—A
offering of 103,788
secondary
shares of common stock
(par $1) was made on July 5 by Carl M. Loeb, Rboadea
& Co. at $6.37 V2 per share. This offering was completed.
—V.
181,
p.
1605.
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings-
from
Net
ry.
From
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$618,189
242.240
$592,7.97
232,461
82,644k
$670,169
235,403
275,760
75,322
80,577
95,372
2,864,203
3,027,428
3,244,555
^
1,055,303
1,168,562
1,379,325
incmoe—
323,868
380,238
480,540
income—
Jan. 1—
from
Gross
1952
1953
1954
1955
$615,255
railway
railway
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
2,898,257
•
1,104,52 f
427 264k
2521.
Uranium
&
Oil
Corp., Dallas, Tex.-—
Registers With Securities and Exchange
Commission—•
filed a registration statement with the SEC o>*
July 1, 1955, covering 2,000,000 shares of its 20c par common stocsc,
to be offered
for public sale as "speculative" securities.
The pubda
offering price and underwriting terms, as well as the names of th»
underwriters,
are
to be supplied by amendment.
According to th®
prospectus, the company has engaged Garrett Brothers, Inc., of Dallas,
to assist and advise the company
in connection with the securities
This
corporation
being registered and to use.its best efforts to obtain an
on a firm commitment basis for this offering,
at a price
underwriting
not less than
of thfe public offering price. Garrett Brothers, Inc., in considera¬
of its services in\the event it is successful in securing a firna
will receive 1% of the total amount of th®
underwriting obligation and will be compensated
In the event no such underwriting agreement ta
reached, the company will write a letter to various security dealer*
outlining to sueh dealers the 22Vsc per share commission that th®
company will pay on shares sold through their efforts.
Trans-National was organized under Delaware law on Jan. 13, 1955,
firm
for
underwriting,
commitment
its
expenses.
_
From Jan. 1—
on
30.
directors
for
from
will
We
commitment
1955
May—
Gross
made
in
improved earnings
shares.—V. 181, p. 2526.
General
proved by share owners of both firms
of
books
deduction
this
month
a
planned,
as
Woolen's
tion
Ry.—Earnings—
be
another
Stromberg-Carlson Ce.—Consolidation Effective—
The
charged,
85%
Net
as
of
precision
.
$200,000
Trans-National
in
Mr.
step
agricultural,
meter
to all the major automobile manufacturers; mercury, pressure
plunger switches; and automotive exhaust deflectors
announcing the acquisition, Bennett Archambault
President
of
Stewart-Warner,
of
hour
building and railroad
automatically-operating luggage and glove
compartment,
plied
clock-type
widely
length of service and to schedule the maintenance
other equipment, including tractors, industrial lift
compressors,
with
stock
high
share-for-share stock
12 months, adjusted to give effect to a
May, he said.—V. 181, p. 2805.
the
and
Corp.
the
of
Through
$2,100,000.
over
May—
from
ended May 31, 1955, show sales may exceed $10,000,000, com¬
pared with $7,300,000 for the previous 12 month period.
Earnings after taxes are estimated in excess of $633,000,
against
$296,000 for the preyious year, Mr. Rogers reported.
Earnings per
share may be in excess of 67 cents, compared with 46 cents
for the
220,000
been
are
of
primarily for the armed services.
Based on
present order
backlog it is estimated Ryan's pretax earnings
this
year
will fce»
approximately $1,000,000. '
\
On May 2 ten idle plants of the former American Woolen Co. wer®
sold, together with some of the surplus
machinery, for a total 0#
Net
428,687
share™
of
assets
on
devices,
Gross
Inc.—Sales at Higher Rate-
components
has
agreement
Hobbs
Amerotron
manufacturers
With
by George T. Naff, President, this
received Federal Power Commission approval of
its petition to amend and modify the Commission's order certificating
removal by Texas Eastern of a portion of the Little Big Inch system
from gas service
and the construction of new facilities designed to
maintain the system's present natural gas delivery capacity.
The
amended
order provides for
the construction of a 377-mile
30-inch
pipeline to extend from Beaumont, Texas, to the southern
terminus of the company's present 30-inch line at Kosciusko,
Missis¬
sippi,
and the construction of related facilities.
The amendment,
oifered on the basis of recentjy completed engineering studies, stated
that the combination of compression and pipe as now planned will be
more
efficient and economical than the facilities originally projected
and will permit delivery of the same quantity
of gas over the same
route at a slightly lower cost of service.
See also V. 182, p. 52.
to
According
corporation on July
225,000
Stewart-Warner Corp.—Acquisition—
business
Mich.,
diain
Transmission Corp.—Reconversion—
Texas Eastern
451,473
taxes
181, p. 2805.
An
by
on
purchased 100%
we
Convair,
puting
W.
carried
tems.
registration
a
2934.
p.
$4,225,391
stock__________^
common
Subsidiaries — Royal
July 5 in a letter to
by
central heating plants, electric household
expansion of present merchandising activities
telescriber equipment; and apply the balance
for
TelAutograph
$4,196,010
__________
common
1954
carry¬
installment sales contracts*..
provision for Fed. income taxes
before
Dividends
Registers
year
1955
on
income
Net
corporation
Ralph
181, p. 2933.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Provision
—
statement with the SEC on
subordinated debentures,
due July
15, 1965, to be oifered for subscription by common stock¬
holders of record July 27, 1955,
on
the basis of $500 of debentures
for each 50 shares, of stock held,
The interest rate and subscription
price a.re to be supplied by amendment. No underwriting is Involved.
With the proceeds of the financing the company will retire all out¬
standing loans from Commercial Credit Corp. (amounting to $493,162
as of June 24, 1955 )* exercise Its option to purchase additional common
stock of Nuclear Consultants, Inc.,
in an amount of not more than
$220,000; apply approximately $500,000 for expansion of its present
leasing activities to include the purchase and subsequent leasing of
industrial
equipment of various types in addition to TelAutograph
telescriber equipment
presently manufactured and leased; use some
This
now
Income
Calif.
Exchange Commission—
July 1, 1955, covering $2,396,500 of convertible
211,774
railway
from
Net
and
Angeles,
Los
Corp.,
Securities
1,532,198
69,146
railway
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Net
Tel Autograph
With
consolida¬
The number of stock¬
will be increased to more than 3,200.
Straus-Duparquet,
and
plants
Factors Corp.,
Standard
reported, will exceed $25,000,000.
the continuing company
Nathan
ment
)
of
assets
Mr. Silbert
holders of
Assumed
All of the company's major activities have now been transferred to
wholly-owned subsidiaries. Our consolidated textile operations are nov^
as
shares.
that further company purchases, if any,
■will depend on future earnings, the needs for working capital and the
market price of the stocks.—V. 181, p. 2124 and 2698.
Staley's
Telegraph Co. below.
Little, Chairman of the Board,
the stockholders, said in part:
Chairman
Carlson
outstanding to 34,409
Mr.
Union
Activities
Senior Vice-
General
of
Directors
a
counter
stock
Major
fouf manufacturing
has
than 5,200
.
See Western
sta¬
Rochester Chamber of Commerce,
New
$94 price were accepted.
The
and
is
Gordon
York City, by June 28.
A. E. Statley, Jr., President, told preference stockholders by letter
that additional quantities of stock were tendered at prices above $94
but all such
tenders were rejected and only
those submitted at the
Smith,
of
manufacturer
years.'
Stromberg-Carlson
the
President
Tait,
Broadcasting
for
request
company
a
C.
President
tender, it was announced on July 5.
The company received tenders of 12,121 shares at the price of $94.
Tenders were asked on June 8, to be delivered to the brokerage firm
cf
for 61
Sys¬
Arrange Private Financing—-
tem of Western Union and
diately.
Staley Mfg.. Co.—Buys Own Stock—
company
division
Rochester
in
Robert
(A. E.)
well-known
a
and women.
In addition, General Dynamics has plants at San Diego; and Pomona,
Calif.; Fort Worth ana Daingerfield, Texas; Groton, Conn.; Bayonne,
N.' J., and Montreal, P. Q.
Total employment of the corporation, in¬
cluding Stromberg-Carlson, is more than 60,000.
It
was
announced on June 301 by
William Fay, President of the
Broadcasting corporation, that John W. Kennedy, Jr., is named VicePresident, and Charles W. Pritchard, Secretary-Treasurer of the newlyformed Stromberg-Carlson Broadcasting Corporation,
effective imme¬
12,221,471
4.125,205
1,971,279
$2,799,073
railway
addition,
new
plants
$2,487,583
719,381
365,090
$2,449,378
railway.
oper.
been
has
share
own.
electronic equipment
and
In
The
1952
1953
1954
firm
one.
now
7
Textron American, Inc.—Plans to Acquire Cable
merger
receive
they
wholly-owned subsidiary, operates three high-power broadcasting
tions in Rochester—WHAM, WHFM and WHAM-TV.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
of
will
S-C
,"
.T
Today Stromberg-Carlson produces an extensive line of XY tele¬
phone switchboard equipment, instruments, and industrial products;
television and radio receivers, high-fidelity phonographs; sound equip¬
ment;
intercom
and
custom
400J high-fidelity systems; electronic
carillons; and electronic and communications products for the Armed
Forces.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle
Gross
the
Rochester
The
2519.
May—
terms
common
of
munications
50,216
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the
agreement, holders of Strombergof Dynamics common for each
The outstanding preferred stock of
Stromberg-Carlson was redeemed on May 27.
John Jay Hopkins, Chairman of the Board and President of General
Dynamics, said that the telephone, electronics, radio and TV firm in
Rochester,
N. Y.,
will operate as Stromberg-Carlson, a division of
General Dynamics Corp., and will retain its individual indentity and
organizational structure.
Robert C.
Tait, President of StrombergCarlson, will continue as head of the operation
and will become a
Senior Vice-President of General Dynamics.
"No changes in the management
of either Genera] Dynamics or of
Stromberg-Carlson are contemplated," Mr. Hopkins added.
General Dynamics,
prior to this merger, had four other divisions
—Convair, Electric Boat,. Electro Dynamic, and General Atomic—plus
a
Canadian subsidiary, Canadair Limited.
It is a leading producer of
military and commercial aircraft, atomic submarines, conventionallypowered submarines, guided missiles and electric motors of advanced
design for specialized uses.
the
Under
locomotives in the post war period,
been spent or authorized to date
.Together with purchase of diesel
total of about $568,000,000 has
(115)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
the business of exploring for and
acquiring
All of the uranium properties owned
by the company were acquired either from L. N. Childress, Pre udent,
or
Robert E
Fauss, Vice-President, both of Dallas.
In consideration
for the transfer to the company of these uranium properties and op¬
tions, the company has issued 636,830 shares of its common stock and
a
825,000 note payable June 15, 1956, and has assumed the payment
of a promissory note in the amount of $20,000 payable Sept. 1, 1955.
The
company
also has purchased from Childress Drilling Co.* Inc.
certain working interests in oil and gas leases, for which the company
issued 185,371 common shares and assumed obligations of $135,000.
In addition, the company has acquired options to buy certain working
interests from unaffiliated persons (except two directors).
According
to the prospectus, the options held by the two directors cost them ap¬
proximately $90,500; and thev are to receive from the company there¬
for an aggregate of $305,000 and 26,666
common shares. The com¬
pany
now has outstanding 955,251
shares, of which 595,5.34 share* •
(62.3% ) are held by L. N. Childress and 185,371 (19.4% ) by Childres*Drilling Co., Inc. Mr.. Fauss is listed as the owaer of 64.880 shares.
Nft.
nroceeds
of the
financing, estimated at $2,490,000, are
to
for
the
of engaging
uranium properties.
purpose
in
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(116)
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
*
used
v
'
-
ell of the various
acquire part or
to
in favor of the company. If all
properties are exercised, the company
to
option
uranium
V.
D.
with
Offered
—Berry & Co., Plainfield, N. Jt., is offerin&rto the public
an
issue of 150,000 shares of common/stock (par ,10tf)
$2
at
share,
per
'
i
*
•
fields
•athletic
but
Washington,
to
have
shares
of each
182,
52.
p,
be
will
reduced
interest
V
:
.,
.
See Electric Bond & Share Co. above.—V.
It
new
Gross
expenses and
Inc.
Court,
Motor
...
„
--Jl-Z—l—J
1656.
180, p.
i
stockholders
The
establishes
The
*
Foreign
Co.—Earnings Lower—
production and sales turned upward in the final quarter of
year ended
April 30, 1955, A. H. Traux, Chairman and
President, announced.
Tonnage., sales- of 3,014,632 tons of coal for
the final three- months* period were 9.1% -above tonnage sales for the
the
for
fiscal
8c
of
equivalent after
was
year
•
previous year, Mr. Traux said.
*
,
.
properties in
True Temper Corp.
(Si
Gross
Provision
Federal
be
for
Canadian
and
Fed.
taxes
on
ipcome
•
Dividends declared
Common
$1,293,993
stock,
$1.60
share
per
per
share.
837,842
837,842
—
for
each
also •involves a
stock, -exchange
two'shares-
and one share for each share of
of
U.
S.
Net-earnings were $1,293,993, or $2.38 per common share after divion
preference shares.
This was slightly more than last ytear's
notwithstanding an increase in expenditures for advertising
and
sales
Book
for-exercise
U.
S.
In 1928, U. S. & International had. been an
Foreign. The merger was undertaken, according
tor. simplify • adminlnstration,
reduce-operating
8c
management)
that
U.
S.
8c
will distribute substantially
Foreign
all
net
„
Corp.—Stock
of¬
Sold—The recent
See
fering of 15,000,000 shares of common stock at par (two
cents per share), through Columbia Securities Co., Den¬
jSee details of offering in V. 181,
p.
under
T95.000
Gulf
Co.,
Deere 8c Co.,
States
&
2934.
to
,
U.
S.
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
*
cents
42
Foreign
Securities
>
;
53.
p.
^
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
t
Built
Stations
........
•
acquired, January through May, 1955__
or
firm
R.
"
Harold
and
which
A.
found
was
Site
and
construction
approved, end
^Estimate of additional units contemplated, 1955
Estimated
total,
full year
p.
of
the firm.
12
15
77
59
the-same -time,
I
extent
of
the
pared with last
.
year,
.A
't
.-
1954
year
company's
are
316
1955
indicated
13,
1955,
45
years
.
■
(bbls.)
(bbls.)
Expenditures for property additions
,,
and replacements
_______
52.
p.
4,102,151
and
The
182,
p.
feet
of
cost
about
19,911,915
,
Utah
continued
be
as
at
.
22,881,048
22,477 055
28,390,870
30,687 876
Net
from
ry.
$7,169,476 $37,447,458 $27,726,628
a
the
subsidiary of
McCandlish
Gross
J
on
June
28
building
ties.
employs
and
President
named
about
of
150
A
the
winter will
Laboratories,
needs.
for
future
Chief Engineer,
estimates
be the New York staff of Warnerthe Lambert research group in St.
.
building
new
is
16-acre
the
begun
its
at
next
Research
affiliate,
V.
for Warner-Lambert, S. A., the company's Cuban
construction
in
Havana.
In
England,
Warner-
under
plot
181,
about
p.
plant at Eastleigh, Hampshire. Located on a
miles from Southampton, the building was
ready for operations in about a year.—
new
three
and
May,
in
will
be
2847.
Washington Water Power Co.—Earnings Rise—
Period End. May 31—
■.*.
-
.
.
Operating
Oper.
filed
letter
a
company
is
to
of notification
explore,
1955—5 Mos.—1954
revenues
1955—12 Mos. 1954—
$9,855,046 $23,481,014 $22,133,996
$10,487,634
taxes
6,093,450
&
exps.
5,646,969
13,261,219
12,478,478
$4,394,184 | $4,208,077 $10,219,795
$9,655,518
.
with
income
Income
develop
and
to
taxes
41,056
58,309
$10,260,851
$9 713,827
1,238,793
2,906,501
3,013,259
deferred
accel'rtd
amor,
facilities—
certain
23,984
$4,232,061
1,199,534
deductions (net)
inc.
due
13,838
$4,408,022
(net)
income
Gross
Fed.
revenues—
oper,
Other
the SEC
1,134,470
1,083,018
2,747,668
2,408,924
$1;910,250
$4,606,682
$4,291,644
•
operate
Net
.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955—.Manth^-1954
•
,$
income
$2, 074,018
applicable
preference
to
$6
stock
35,000
10,915,198
8,538,166
3,475,989
1,631,984
1952
$65,689
$51,619-
$70,817
$61,782
♦12,354
-39,071
♦22,386
*53,356
income
*21,448
*39,195
*14,919
Balance
*44,097
from
from
ry.
'Ih.bSl.S^ 42,57efl7
14,586,975
9,362,551
U
&
505.331
364,059
71,990
railway
W
dividendscom.
$2 074.018
$1,910,250
$4,606,682
$4,256,644
$0.89
$0.82
SI.97
$1.82
sh
outstanding shares of $6 cumulative preferred stock were called
for redemption June 24, 1953
tBased on*2,342,411 shares.—V. 182, p. 53.
*125,296
42,046
*137,214
income...
181,
p.
668,711
444,323
'
.
*83,765
*78,109
*73,411
*96;T)10
Waverly Oif Works Co.—Reports Loss—
S.
2521
M.
"The
.
per
for
-All
railway
oper.
available
common
tEarns.
$
T**''fron} *$■ <*ers2401.
1953
1955—5 Mos.—1954
28,380,163 145,488,468 142,987,957
income—
1954
railway..:—
railway
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
30,325,684
p.
of
from
Net
'
»
jRailwar. Oper. expenses
181,
87,000
Hamby,
new research building in Morris Plains is set
December, says Ralph Boesel, project engineer. Transferring to the
Lambert is building a
From Jan. 1—
1.
36,918,329 193,540,437^85,564.874
—V.
R.
Louis, and the Hudnut cosmetic research department now in New York.
Outside the United States, two affiliates are expanding their facili¬
.
.
has been
1955
5,832,520
i
oper.
S.
spent
Chilcott
meeting, held at Grand Junction, Colo., on
continued until JUly 16, 1955 at 10 a.m.—V. 181,
May—
19,269 350
41,240,882
ry.
$2,000,000.
building will contain
allowance
an
Before
♦Divs.
revenues
Net
includes
the
of
Net
/
•"
period End. May 31—
oper.
„
headquarters
which
space,
Completion date of the
mining properties.
Net
Ralway
new
A.
Flagler, Vice-President for manufacturing, but an additional
period of three months would be needed for moving in and setting up
52.
Corp., Stockton, N. J.—Files With SEC—
business
Gross
Union,Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1
other
including the land, is estimated at $3,400,operations can move in and begin, an additional $800,000
for new equipment and for moving machines presently
being used in New York City.
Construction
should
be
completed by
June 1, 1956, according to
annual
was
company
uranium
com-
•
t
building in Morris Plains.
Warner-Lambert
new
be
will
the purchase of all of the capital
of Philadelphia, Pa., for an
ago
-
4,931,357
<bbls.»__
Sales of crude oil and
prods.
182,
on
,.
Refinery rpns of crude oil
;v.
progress
building will be completed in the late spring of 1956.
The company's largest building project will get under way this sum¬
mer at Lititz, Pa. Preliminary work will begin in
July on an up-to-date
L-shaped building which has been designed especially for cosmetic and
toiletry manufacturing.
covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at 25 cents per share, without
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
used to pay for equipment and drilling costs, and used for working
38
as
reported
-
50.
p.
2626.
USeven
Month of —5 Mos. End. May 31—
May 1955
1955
•
1954
*
'
.
Controlled supply of crude oil
t-V.
operations and progress,
the following:
Warner-Lambert
.
projects, in Pennsylvania, Cuba and England, and
that construction is ahead of schedule on Warner-Chilcottfti
research
The
square
It will
capital.
^ctual total, full
The
>
,
.
new
Industries, Inc.—Continues Annual Meeting
company's
The
25
407
1955
■
Clearing, of the site will begin in August and construction in Septem¬
a spokesman said.
ber,
Net
of
1955
New
:
coipparty announced on July 5 that it will build a new main
headquarters in.Morris Plains, N. J., to house all administrative offices
7
93
selected
May,
June
Stations
47
„Uqder construction, end of May, 1955—1
V.
Uranium
The
Enlarged
-
Build
This
<
President, announced his retirement from the
Speckman, formerly Vice-President and Sales
McCandlish,
Philadephia plant.—V. 169,
expansion
190
Co.—To
Headquarters—Other Projects Announced—
*
for
Manager of McCandlish Lithograph,
Rebuilt 8c
«,
$373,927, equal
outstanding.1 Common
shares
895,221
L.
above.—V.
Corp.
'
business
program
New
the
on
Vitro Corp. of American-Stock Sold—The recent offer¬
ing to the public, through Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates, of 160,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents)
at $2a per share was quickly oversubscribed. See V. 182,
new
operations ' will
and
'
f
per-share
-
!
service station
-
with major holdings
holdings include oil royalties
on
concessions of Mene Grande Oil Co.,
a
7i,34i acres of Royal Dutch-Shell concessions;
company
Its
company is traded on the American Stock Exchange.
, '
No details on the price paid for the slock were revealed.—V. 177. n.
1907. * '
-•••'
'•
; ■
•"
_; •" v.
;
■
Securities Corp.—Mer¬
The latter firm will be operated
amount.
Printing
Atlee
service station
building and acquisition program
continues at an increasing pace,
and will probably exceed 1954 accomplishments.
So far
this year,, the company has added to its
system approximately one station every day, and is completely rebuilding, modernizing, and enlarging older stations at an annual rate
; of about one station a week.
company's
Texas.
The cost of the building,
plant.
company's
of the
acre?
oil royalty
in
stock of the
stock of the McCandliSh Lithograph Corp.,
undisclosed
,A comparative summary
follows:
City.
an
is
others
subsidiary;
Oil'
000.
This company on May 20 announced
t
.
of New York
6,200 acres of its own concessions in Venezuela.
For 1954" Venezuela Syndicate had
net income of
..announced
^
*
'
2976.
p.
and
Philadelphia Firm—
Union Oil Co. of California—Adds Stations—
The
690.
States & International
United
at $8.75 per
equipment.
Colo., and Salt Lake City, Utah, has been completed,
.'all of said shares having been sold, it was announced on
ver,
i
Venezuela .and
United States Printing & Lithographing Co.—Acquires
-
vJuly 1.
in
Plan Approved—
ger
Uranium
;U-Neva
181, p.
United
I
Co.
Venezuela-Syndicate
that
International
Electric
others.—V.
(par $1)
working capital.—V. 181,
building plans and
U. S. Industries, Inc.—New President of Unit—*
house
share was $40.68 as of April 30, 1955, as
Working capital increased to $15,642,258 from $14,725,811. The ratio of current assets to current liabilities
was 6.8
to 1 as compared to 8.6 to 1 last year.—V. 180, p. 101.
' ,
compared to $39.90 a year ago.
'
Ohrstrom &
position.
improve cash
and
intended
is
its
for
common
per
stock
common
.
of the
the
promotion.
value
A
Venezuela. Syndicate, Inc.—Private Placement of Con¬
trolling Interest Arranged—Private placement of a con¬
trolling block of 286,746 common shares of this corpora¬
tion was announced on July 6 by Granbery, Marache &
Co., who negotiated the sale. The shares were purchased
by Clint W. Murchison of Dallas; Cecil V. Ha gen of
Houston; Roy B. Kelley of Washington, D. C., and G. L.
Dunwaike.
Koppel (Philippines) Inc. is sole sales agent in the Philippine Islands
some large equipment and machinery manufacturers. Included among
long list of these companies are caterpillar Tractor Co., Westing-
dends
„
•
Inter¬
N. A. Fittinghoff has been elected President and a director of Kdppel
(Philippines) Inc., a subsidiary.
He succeeds A. H. Bishop who has
recently been elected a Vice-President of 1tJ. S: Industries, Inc.1 Mr.
Fittinghoff has been Sales Manager of K(P)I and more recently Execu¬
earnings
'
of class
share.
3-for-l
of one
&
tive Vice-President.
-
V«clron, Inc., Waitham, Mass.—Stock Offered—May &
Inc., Boston, Mass., on June 29 offered 5,700
At
-49,354
-
shares and cash.It
8c Foreign common
common
organization
of
assay
Gannon,
corporation
this
ordinary income quarterly, as earned.
It is the manage¬
Intention
also to
distribute, prior to the end of the year,
substantially all net capital gains realized
in 1955.
The
amount
of such gains
realized this year to date amounts to-approximately
$1.15 per share on the new U. S. & Foreign stock.—V. 181, p. 2401.
'
$1,2*9,004
-48,228
—
$4.50
of
ment's
and paid:
Preference stock,
-
its
gross
.
$1,964,155
$1,947,729
States
new
reserves
ore
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the present financing, outstapding
capitalization, will consist of
1.005,000
shares
of
capital
stock and 275,000 rights to purchase-additional shares.—V.
182, p. 53.
1,635,559
1,930,500
inc.
around
,
Foreign
reserved
the
•
Net
-
&
the
expenses
1955
1954
$6,876,170 -$5,985,827
3,224-,493
2,884,563
taxes on inc.
Canadian
and
engineer's
12
1954
plan calls for the issuance of.2,955,000 new shares
United.States .& Foreign for the present 985,000
Since
to
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
manufacturing operations—
profit from
Inc.; before
'
^ v
of
It
-Years Ended April 30—
after receipt of proceeds from the-current fireport states
that
the
Vanadium
Queen
claims, as" of June1 1,"' 19551 had proven ore reserves
11,975 tons with an estimated average gross assay value,output
-The
costs, of $81.87 per ton and probable
approximately 3,395 tons with an estimated average
value, before production costs, of $84:03 per ton.
Less
United
i.,
of
i.
S.
of
affiliate
"
*
to its operating
2934.
181, p.
last fiscal year.—V.
the
,
/
of approxl7,500 acres,
of ebout
area
J
r
aggregate
-an
corporate
c
before, production
-
outstanding 175,500 warrants of
U. 8. & International, two warrants entitling the holder-to purchase
one
new
share of U. S. ,8c Foreign common at $50 per share until
expiration of the, warrants in 1959 and 1960.
first five months of the present
has-exceeded- production for the previous year by 17%
said.
Coal
stocks on
hand throughout the nation
are
approximately 1L% below--a year ago-. 1
< :
■ '
The company spent almost $3;000,000-in additions
this
up
the
of
The
will
year
Traux
Mr.
'
general
1'
will
shares,
480,000
for
of
of common
shares,- theexchange of 248;445 shares ..for the 496,890 shares of U. S. & Inter¬
national common not owned by, U. S
8c Foreign and the exchange,
of
107,370 shares for Dunwalke's cash,- a total of 3,310,815 shares.
Basis of exchange was calculated en adjusted net- assets.
- ■. ■:
'
Ajl: additional %87,750. shares of new common" of U. S. & Foreign
for-the fiscal year compares with
previous year, a 3.7% decrease.-National coal production for the
*■
U.
stock
$50,536,105
for
the
preceding,.year,' a decrease- of;9.7%;
Total tonnage sold,
including both coal produced, and coal. purchased from other pro¬
ducers, amounted"' to ll;815,958 tons- against 12,269,719 tons in the
calendar
and
national common,
preferred dividends to $1.71 a share on 1,103,648 shares of common
outstanding. This compares v/ith net of $2,502,035 and $1.95 a
share for -the preceding fiscal year.
Net income from coal operations
alone for the past fiscal year, after eliminating- non-operating income,
Net sales of $45,628,631
the
of
and
the Colorado Plateau in the. vicinity of Moab, Utah, near
line, except* for six claims in the- Interminine^distriet to the west or Moab. The company's-Vanadium
nanclng.
merger
share
stock
exceeded the figure for the
sale
notes
Queen mine-on. the Vanadium "Queen No. 1 claim has been
weJIproducer-of vanadium ofes for many years.
The Vanadium
Queeh mine- has produced about 5,300- tons of ore since July, 1953,
is presently producing at a Tate of 15 torts per day.
It is planned 'to
of
plan.. - ■ ;■'•.
Includes Devon Securities Corp., 100% owned by U. S.
International, and- Dunwalke Securities Corp. whose assets consist
The
split
period a year ago.
income of $2,228,415
Net
'
approved by over 85% of the outstanding U. S. &
by over. 95%
of the outstanding U. S. <fc Inter¬
'than 'A of 1% of the shares outstanding voted
was
shares.
against
fiscal
same
the
retire
;
property of
S. & "Foreign as one of the nation's largest closed-end
companies with assets of more than $125,000,000.
stock
national
Coal
the
from
tQ
the, Colorado-Utah- state
step
.
U.
merger
*
Coal
proceeds
company
known
and of United States & In¬
ternational Securities Corp., on June-30 approved; the proposed merger
of
U.
S. 8c International
into
U. S.' 8c Foreign.
The consolidation
investment
Truax-Traer
'
"
Securities Corp.—Stock Split
Merger Plan Approved— 'fyi'-'isV'V'
and
181, p. 2934.
/
•
United States & Foreign
(Conn.).—
Inc.
the
The set proceeds are to be added to
motor courts are acquired by the
Hartford
Tremont
and
(Conn-);
by
shares
they will be operated through the medium of wholly-owned
corporations.
At the present time, Tremont has the following wholly-owned sub¬
sidiaries: Tremont Motor Courts,
Inc. (Del.); Tremont Motor Court,
V.
used
River
$12,313,023 $11,641|237
10,036,811
9,404-956
328,483
'
272,126
taxes—
(net)
deductions
income
Net
-V.
company;
*
v
,
1955
operating revenUes_:::.i—
Operating
subsidiary
(
'
.
*
when
being offered, 480,000 shares are being sold
and 70,000 shares on behalf of certain sell¬
'
BUSINESS1—Corporation owns or leases
mafcely 373 unpatented claims covering an
.
Conn.—Earnings
Afay 31—"•
Five Months Ended
Income
contemplated that
is
r
•'
:
181, p. 2934.
United Illuminating Co., New Havenr
Del.
stages.
PROCEEDS—Net
United
in
"
final
shares
purposes:
doubled by the split-up,
by one, half; so that the
Income Fund will be
will -be
outstanding
share
shareholder's
each
and
developed
share.
per
the- 550,000
stockholders.'
be
r
.
been
of
value
of
United Gas Corp.—Stock Offering; Completed—
%
arrangements are now being made
to acquire sites- near -Hartford,
Conn., and East Rutherford, N. J.,
and to construct motor courts in those localities. - In connection with
! the two projected motor! courts, negotiations to obtain franchises
; from
Howard Johnson's
Motor Lodges, Inc. are presently in the
Plans
Each share of stock is .accompanied by
behalf of the company
ing
.
.
unchanged.—V.
These routes-are the
and the Metropolitan- East
and other points along the
Florida
Miami,
C.,
D.
Atlantic Seaboard.
$2.50
Of
con¬
on June
27 authorized a stock split-yp to-be effected
a d|6ttibUtion
qt one share of United Income "F(ind
outstanding and of record*at'Close;of business"<4^ p.m.
Aug. 4, l'985.
' -
number
the
value
It Is also operating a motor court
University".
Yale
or
Routes 40 and 13, New Castle,
main arterv from New York, New- England
share.
per
warrant entitling, the owner, to purchase on or before
Jan. 2, 1957, an additional one-half share of stock at
on
share
on
The
Outstanding
.
'JftC.ated-.on
of
the-form-of
CST)
1,000,000 shs.
(par 10 cents)-
policy
our
.
directors
The
in
for each
340,000 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Delaware on May 23, 1955,
for the purpose of acquiring, Constructing and operating a-chain of
motor
courts
at. various
desirabler sites along major highways.
Its
principal offices are at 321 Millburn AV.C., Millburn, N. J.
At the present time-, - Tremont is operating a motor court on
the
Derby Turnpike. West Haven, Conn:, near the Yale. Bowl and other
stock
Common
with
Offered—
located-in
FINANCING •
-Authorized-
.
line
in
;
expansion
."United Funds, Inc.—Proposed. Stock Split-Up-^-
.
.
.
acquisitions
future
to
Corp.—Stock
a
.
.
and sound diversification.*', Mr. Dardi said..
~
The" common and preferred stocks of this corporation have been
listed on the New York Stock Exchange since 1916.—V. 181, p. 453.;
*
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO. PRESENT
regard
trolled
proceeds- are to he used in connection -with
the acquisition and construction of additional, motor courts; to pur¬
chase furniture and equipment for present motels;
and •lor working
capital and reserves.- * - ' - ■; .
" , •
: •
net
PROCEEDS—The
j
$2.50
-
„
Uranium
Queen
Alstyne, Noel & Co. on July 8 offered publicly 550,capital stock (par 10 cents) at a price 61
shares of
000
listing will be to stimulate & pending exchange offer-aimed at retiring
outstanding preferred stock.
'
,'
'
The offer, originally made in
1953, provides for exchanging each
share of
preferred stock together with rights to accumulated. but
unpaid dividends for $100 face value in 6% debentures plus one-fifth
share of United Dye common stock.
%
.
/
""/
"The net effect of this financing will be t« strengthen our position
.
Vanadium
,.
Van
July 5 announced that the corporation's
on
.
Corp., Millburn, N. J.—Stock
Trentont Motel
Chairman,
Dardi,
20-ytar 6%, $100 debentures have been approved by the American
Stock Exchange and were admitted to trading at the opening of the
market on July 5, 1955.
*.•?,„
■
'
Mr. Dardi
said the "company expects an
immediate result of the
properties.
'
-
United Dye & Chemical Corp.—Lists Debentures—
properties presently subject
the options to acquire the
oil
will use $697,J84.84 of thej
proceeds therefor.
If all the options to acquire uranium properties
are
exercised, the company will use $274,000 therefor.
Approximately
$135,000 will be used to pay an existing bank indebtedness and thus
discharge the deed of trust lien on the oil properties of the company
.and make available to th company oil of the Proceeds of oil runs from
the company's interest in the properties.
Another $20,000 will be used
to pay a note- in the amount assumed in the acquisition of the uranium
claims.
The remainder of the funds will be added to the general funds
of the
company
and used for exploration and development of the
"
Spokane, Wash.- -Files
Securities and Exchange Commissionr
",*>.*
Uranium,
Inc.,
V.
The corporation.on June 21 filed
covering"12,0«0,000 shares of
a
letter
With
-
-»*j
*"
qt notificatioir-with., tl^e;$EC
stock to be'Offered at
(one
cent per share)
through S. Everett Salter, Secretary-Treasurer. The
net proceeds are to be used to
pay expenses incident to mining activities.
common
par
Vockel, President,
net
loss" 'for
the
.$13,990,-after charges
.
on
fiscal
July
1,
year
of $78,539,
said in part:
ended
April
30,
1955
amounted
against income, for .depreciation
to
and
depletioin. fcThe qppt of drilling wells, amounting jo,$51,557., is. charged
,in full against earnings for the
for
an
active
company
to reflect
year.
It
is
not-an
losses during
(Continued
on
page
unusual
situation
the period when income
47)
Number-5445
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(117)
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
4
^ Heme ofCompAnf ^
Share4
V
.
..
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
•
nounced
second table in which
a
Investors Bond & Sbare: Cdrp 4—v
6% preferred (accum.)---—^
Investors
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date. ;
■
Name of Company
i
'-
preferred
7%
-
(quar.)__
(s-a)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
preferred
Radiator
Corp.,
7%
Standard
&
(increased
common
preferred
preferred
5%
...
Knudsen'
preferred,
Atlantic Realty,
$6 pfd. (s-a)
"
Augusta
-
Inc.— ■ «• • • 4
^
- *
(quar.)__-__:—______—_
Newspapers,
f
Class A-comtnon
preferred
Cumulative
.
Banking,
Automobile
Class 'A
f
(quar.i
J
"
'*
7^3^,
'■
6-lSV'
.
1
dividend:
:
—_________
Manufacturing
I
■
'
Stockholders. Will -vote at a special meet- Ihg'.to hevheld on Sept. -1 on a directors' »
.proposal to split, the shares on a twofw-pne. bpsls.
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*""lr
quar.).
t
4
—
(interimi
Borax* Consol. Ltd.
*_——_—_—
Burgess-Manning
Co.
''
California
Cement
Water
,t
(quar.)
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•V
*
Securiites,
-
*
/..
•
4%
special
guaranteed
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class
A
Concord
5%%
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-7%
•
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Natural -Gas,
1
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common
preferred
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Oil,
Ltd;
Mfg.,
Davenport
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-
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V
3.35%
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(quar.)__*_z_
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Ecuadorian Corp:,
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Franklin Life Insurance
Foote Bros.
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12S38*
"
7-27
40c
(quar,)
(quar.)
%
0-38*
•
7-27
(quar.)
4qdar.)_
7-20
6-30
15C
Co.
5
7-30
—$1.50 1-13-5$
—
—
Watch
Best-Foods,
7-20
7-30
.
$1A0
25c
com.
7-18
7-15
ioc..
—...
7-
7-30
$1.50.
(quar.),__.,
7-15
7-30
$1.12'A..,/
:
7-2$
.
7-25
$l.l?1A„,
—
7-20
1
1
:
Co.,
1
8-
8-
'3ec
(reduced)
••
7- 7
1
20c
30c
-
7
7,7
7- 7
*
i/J-
,
56'4c>',-
-
(quar.)
1947)
$-38
6-16
7-
1
$1.0834
$1,033/4
(quar,)--——7—
!
(series
*•7-29"
,
1
$1.02'/a
-
22c
pfd.
1
8- ,1
7-15/
40c.r
''
-
*$ft 1
-•
1
.,
—
6Q- -preferred
<•'
*
1
9- 1
.
$1.25
-Berkshire Gas Co.,*comr
q-
7-20
7-18*
■
9-1
9-
,
60e
(quar.)—
-
Benrus
r
7-15
.
8-30
7-29
8- ,;.2J
.9-
,f
'
.
.
(s«a)
common
^Ifg.> $2.25 preferred
'Quarterly
Quarterly
,
7-?0
8-34
•.
7-15
-30%
lpe* *77fl556%o<
9f 1
Bfarber-Ellis of Canada Ltd.—
7-14
7-29
h
12V4o
-7%
preference (s-a)_r
Bqrtgis Bros. Co. (quar.)
/ Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., cl. A
(quar.)
9-16
/ Bfusch; is Lomb-Optical, common (quar.).—
Baystate Corp. (quar.).:
*7-29 "
Beam (J. B.) Distilling, common.
—
9- l"
r
Stock dividend
^
—
Beaver Lumber. Co., Ltd., common
6-30
Class A (quar.)__.—
$1.50- preferred (quar.)
6-30
Bolknap Hardware fc Mfg.—
9*20
1
7-13
V
preferred
Electric,
City
Banker-s
1
8-19,
A
$-2$
7-20
V: 7-15
.9- I
' 27'Ac
,
8-31
7-
1
-8-
,
'59c
,
:
e
7-14 •.
6-18 > e Bell Tele phono .Co; of Canada (quar. )_
Belmont Iron- Works (quar.) ——
—____
-8-17-49 <
»
Beaquot Consolidated*' Minings—
—
r'7-20
7-30
9-30
8-
,
25c
,.
*—■vr
$2.50
preferred, (quar.)
Bangor-Hydro Electric, common
•
8-
6-30
8-10
8-1
6i'/ac
7
—
Quarterly--
6c
4c
.
9- 1
7-23.J
$60c
'
Baltimore Transit
-
8-15.
r
—/
—
^
,
'
7-20..
,
$20o
-
—
common /(qu«ri-)..^.
Extra
".*'
(quar. )—
7-
25C
,
•
7-
88c
-
$1.25
Construction;
1
7-28
4
9-16
8*29
50c
(quar.) "
i
$7pcf
7-15
A
9-30
410c
(s-a)_/___-
7-20
1
8-
.
75c
,62 '/ac
*8% (Preferred («juar.)
Baldwip Rubber Co. (qOar.)_^
7-15
————
PitcureS, •4%%4 preferred
-
,
/
7-15
:*
(quar.)
$1.25
j
* •
Baldwlp Piano, Co.,. 6% preferred
*$%
preferred
(quar.)
8-14
■
$-10*
8-
,,
,/',
fquar:)—
Co
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
7-15
10c
(interim)—-
7-12
7-11
;
25c
.•
7-8
.:,
7-22
..
$15c
Ayres (L. S.) It-Co:, com.
4% % preferi;ed (quar.)
•
7-18
7-26
17 %c
1~
Ltd.
Mines,
,7-29
1,2Vic
52.25
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (From invest, inc.)
.
8-. 1
7-30
10c
——.
(quar.)
la-is
,8-29
4.35% 2nd.preferred (quar.)^
Atlantic Refining, 3.75 % preferred B (quaf.)
Apstin Nicohls
Co., com. (resumed)
$1.20 prior prefv fquar.)
_L_
Avco
,
IV,
9-29
/
1-1
-i*ia
'
'
$1.75,.,
pteljsrred- (qmTr.)__——
.'414%
1
30c
(stock dividend)—; .*• *"
-(One-shai* ofTenn*x>«nte Ceme-nt-com-r-.
"
mon. for: each 400. shases- heid)_—"___
r
•
*
; "'7-11 "
,
2
9-
.
37>/2C
.
Fibre Glass (quar.)——
Hill
*
•,
i___—
(quar.)
: •"*'
"
—
r
9-2
9-30
9-30
20c
Lntted/Telephone COr- of- Kansas, Inc.-—. •
5% -^Tpreferred '.(quar.)—_—
*
rUfah
*
7-15
1
7-30
Trico Oil b Gas Co.
Universal
7-22
7-
is
8-15
—i———
7-1
9-24
,
$1,25 / ia-a$
4%- preferred'-(quar.)'—
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
8-12
1
7-15
preferred (quar.)_^_
7-5
,7-11
$W3
(quar.)_
-•Equipment Corp.,
'5%
,
50c
(quar.)—
'•„//
Common
8-12
$1.25
-
(quar.)——
Corp.
.*,-
preferred, (quar )
Atlantic
-
6-29
______
7-1
7-v 1
Atchison, Topeka. & Santa-Fe Ry:—
.
7-15
7-12
,
*
f-20
7-11
common
on
Tntefiih
7-15
8-
$1
(s-a)
■6-28
7^20 Y
75c4:;
15c. /
A«j«ciitedt-Eleel;rical .Industries (Ord)—
1-
8-
9-30
.
-
—
7-14
7-27
'
12Vic
•
(quar.)—
A
Arrow-Hart b .Hegeman Electric Cd.V—V.
,
7-11
7-15'
*
/
,(quar.)._——'
S.-Realty As Investment Co.
"
'pteftrred (s-a) —_—:___
7-25)
7-
/ Wisconsin 'Fund Ihc.—
Imperial ;Chemical Industries ■Ainer.—
Dep. facelifts——V_____________
—
8-
;30c-
—
:
AM
,
7-21
8-
10-
*15c
1' 7-12
Weaving Co.
Texas Industries
e-,2-
-
dividend
4%%'
$1.19
7-15
6.
7-15
7-26
".
..
4$r.i6
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)—t 33%c
,
(quar.)
Arkansas Loulsjgpa Gas Co/tquqr.)
6
•
•
'
Hpuston Lighting b:Power* $4 pfd. (quar.)
6-30
8-.1
5%
,
«•*
7-15
.
7-29
U."
-
6-4
"*-
--
50c
/
*
___
15c
U.
7-18
10c
-
Ingersoll-Rand. .co-m mo a (quar.) _i___:
;
6-30
7-21
-7-11
20c-
,
-5%
^preferred
Anthes-Imperial
$1.10
$25c
' 5C
;
7-18
*$-15
-
Corp.
$3.36*preferr«t':(qtwr.*)
'
-
.
—_w
6-35
7*11.
,,
30c,
1
31'/4c
—
Argus Cameras, Inc. fquar.)
Argus Corp., LJd.,, common (quar.)
$2.40" 2nd pref. A (quar.)
L
AJteomt>*FGbTic Service,; common/
$2.5tt preferred tquar;)__—
8 *>31
9-14^
100%-
_1
5
37'/2C
r
income)
——
/ 30c
_i^__ '
h
•7-18
7-11
-
•
7-18
*
(initial) -~L
',V50c
v
8-15
.7*28
•35c
■
.:*
_
'
$-24.
-6-24
.
-
7-14
7-29
(quar.)
Electric Service—
</ " '•/~
$1.10
preferred (quaf.)
1
1
Standard Milling Co. (Del.)—
"
* ' '
' "
'•5c
Glass A (initial quar.)__—__———z:__ — "
Class B
(initial quar.)
__——
/ * •/•.5c
37 'Ac
Stevens (J. P.). b Co. (Increased quar.)— __
4
heir
7-25
5%
"
■
X-'* '
7-J25
*
'414% preferred (quar.*)—
$56 %C ;
J—.
25c.
...Apglo-Hurpnlai). Ltd., Co. (s-af______4
-10cAnimal Trap Co. of America, Inc., corn./—/ /
7-29
41c
(quar.)
fquar.)
common
preferred
$1.50 conv. pfd.
(initial)—
c—
8-15
440%
'United
——
Stock -dividend
____;
(quar.)
Smelting & Refining—
preferred (quar.)
Class A
7-29
(quar.)
Twin Coach Co;,
.
Inc.—
-<j«arterly
-
25c
v
fl Oc
/ Thompson (H. I.),
23 on a proposal to
HillHburtoh Oil Well Cementiog* C0.4— -iV
...
.7-18
$-15
7-15-
-
- -
...
1
r
com.
Superior Separator, .6%
"
-
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of- Canada, Ltd.'
'•
8-
8-25
Tennessee
7-11
w
;
8-1
>
/•/•■25c,./ ;.7-25
& Paper Mills— r
/
$2.80 preferred (quar.)_
/ Anglo-Canadiap Telephope Co.—
';
"
8-19
'
8-15
9-
100%
■
net investment
$-15
$-15
•
:
Anglo-Canadian. Pulp
,
-
9
"-$1
1
8-15
9-
Stone
9
2%
9-
8-15
"
50c
—
Guardian-Mutual Fund
9-16
;
,9-1;?
25c
,$5 pref erred,
—
Anacorida Wire b Cable Co.—.
*
•
Southwestern
*
—
,8-4
7-29
•-
$5* 1st preferred
7-15
9-
**
8-15
.
$2.75
\
10-1? ;*• 9-30
*
"
i»..
;
.
^
! Southwestern Drug Corp., com. (quar.)
7-15
6-
♦
*"r 30c
Southern
.
8-4
6*
? 32V2C
$0.215625
B
Soriotone
.
.
;
*
-
'
$1.25 preferred
20c
.Grand Union Coc,;near-common:
'•
9-
50c
'
8-19
Seagrave Corp.' (quar.)_'_______l__'_^Li—___~
Seven-Up/Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.) ______ .
Shirrlff's Ltd.,
pfd. (quar.) —_l_—: *.
:
•
—"
——-—
-
7-15
'
preferred .(quar.)
Stock
6
$25c
$31 Vic
.
n
,
,
_
i
w»'——
•
Sumatra /Tobacco Corp.;__ j„
.Telephone b Telegraph (quar.)__
American Thermqs Bpttle (quar.).
;
American 2hnc,; L^ad b Smelting—
a- 31
>9-21
9-
Scythes A,Co., Ltd^ com. (quar.)___—----5%"* preferred
(quar.)—
___*___.'«_'t
8-31
•'
t;
common
to beheld cir Sept.
(quar.)
*
-Class
-
r7-16
0*12
.
:
85C
/ Saratoga A Schenectady RR.l^—_____—
Scarfe A Co., Ltd./clasS A (quar.)-l—------
6-26
7-30
60c
7-15
10-14
$1.75
:—
—_4_
7-30
,7*15
1
9*15
.
$1.12 Vi
5-1G
7-20-
:
87 %c :
Stock dividend- on common
A% preferred'(quar.i
Gas Industries -Fund (stock dividend
General Credit, 6% pfd. (Company omitted
payment at this time on the -8% pfd. and
the 30c participating preferred stocks.)
General Motors Corp.—,
.•
v ,
Stockholders will vote at a special-meeting
1
.
I American
7% 1st
American
j American
8-31
22 Vic
v
9-15
-15c
,
l;
.
5.%
.
8*12
*
8-
V $1
.
4$'
_____
and
6-15
k
:
split the com, on a three-for-one basis.
General* Public Utilities Corp. (quar.):
••
fj»Hp-preferred (quar.)——
' •;
accumulated-
•"
.
8-15
.
•
i
7-15
,
—
8-15
.
;
..
-*■ -
-
30o
65.0.
Class B '(quar,)—hi-
.7-14
-
1
9-
1 9-15
12'/2C
Ryder System, inc.
.
,
-
'
'
/:/.7-15 *'
7-30
'
ri/H,
7-13
-
-
A_
nnm m r\r\
President Lines, class
American
2.
./•
7-12
t30c
(quar.)
on
'
-.
*
%
8-31
10c
(quar.i.
8-19
-10- 1;
•
7-11
'
7-21
-
Corp.— "
Ave.
Series
Fruehauf Trailer, common
'
-
Stores
7-' 6.
40c
' "$l.Du-pastlc. pfd. (quar,)_____—-
(
)
1
:
7%C
(Com-
_______
Foundation Trust Shares
^Franklin
7-15
'7-29
'$1.75
8r3l
35c "
_'—
com.
-\
35c
*
7-6
/
25c
Rbcklaud Light A Power,4 com. (quaG)^-'--4:85%-**preferred; A (quar.)—_•
4:75% preferred- Bf (quar.)_-_
8-
Fort
.
,9*15>
7-15 J-$4-5
•
.
,7-15
1/
8-
10c
^—
Hampshire
New
current
income)
net
(quar.)^__^
Robbins A Myefs» Ihc.,
H
conY-.preferred (quar.i
Wayne-& Jackson RR. Co.—
5%%
preferred
is-a)
__:
,
50c
*8^19'
1 '■*„
" 7* 39 *<.
American phenolic
1
7*15
-
.7-27,,
'
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:__
(stock div.)
40r
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres V
,
_______
; Rio Grande Valley Gas Co. (Texas)
6-25'
-8-15
25c.'
—
pfd.
Co.,
-
.
,7-"2Qi
-8.-1
x—•
^6c
American National :Firo Insurance (quar.)* •
7-15...
l$c
American Natural Gas, common (increased)
8-:l, /
* */. 55o,;
6*%r* preferred (quar.)——.—«s-:
8- 1
—;.
37%c
.
American News' Co. .(bimonthly)_____-„, . 25c ... ,7-15
'
7-15
"7-i5:
"
'8-1
$20c
6- pr
$1.25
f»any^ omitted,payment at this time.) :; - .«
Fort Worth Transit Co.l—__——~
(i^5
8-4
'••
8*25"
V
7-15
*
10ff%-
England!——
.
American Molasses Co.Stock; diYidend____—_*
American Mugtal Fund.—/,—
.
1
8-1
.
—_
Inc.—
from
basis..
6-25
—
(Franky Brewing
7-15
9-16
20c
-
Raytheon Mfg. Co.' (stock dividend) *—____
•Reliable Stores (stock dtv.u^___
'Stockholders will vote-at w speclsil--meeting
tos. be. held. en Aug;
30 on; a-directors'
proposal to spht the" com: on a 2-for-l'
5
7-
i oc
: $1.50
—
(quar.)—
9^10
'
.
>$1\25
.
-
/American Fidelity^' Casualty, -com.
$1.20 Junlor preferred * (quar.)__
.
8' 1
,$1.75
*
—
preferred- (quar. )——
Ltd.
•'
9-15
:
10c
-
;
____^_—1_
(quar.)__^-__—
*
preferred
Puritan 'Fund
8-11
.
Empire*MHlwork' (quar;)
Employers'* Group Associates (quar.)——
Erie &;Pitsburgh- RR. Co., '7% gtd. (quar.i,
r
-
-
New-Hampshire 1-7-
(quar.)
Co,, of
preferred
7-15
■
.
Qo.
(quar.);
8-. 1
7-25
:
Transit
Service
1
5c1
—
,
8-15
'■8-
25c
•
;-.7-45/..8-10
15c
*
preferred, (quar.,
Pittsburgh Youngstown
Ashtabula RR.—
7% preferred (quar.)
•-6-25
$i.o6y»
Dunlop^ Rubber, Ltd., Amer. dep. receipts—_
Dupuis*Freres, Ltd.. 4.80% pfd. (quar.)——
•
.
.
*
-$4
7-. 1
7-15
3114c
(quar.)———
•;
*
"h^.tp'refeyred/lquar.)
/American Can Co., (quar.)___________
American CistilHng.Cp. (quar.)
4
—v
(quar.)_________i—_____
Pillsbury Mills,'common
;
9-16
7-15
'
•
-
o
Commpn
/
;• 7-15
1
25c
•
•
7-29
-$2
+20c
Discount Cbrpvef N. Y.
.
J
1
1
'15C
:
•
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r
'American
"7- 8
1
8-
$1.50
7-16
9-
*37% (J
—
8rl5.
50c
:.■
t)
.9- 9
10-
10c
?
-Salt' Mfg.- Co.
(quar.)—-*—
Peoples. Gas Light <fc Coke (quar.)^
Philadelphia Germantown & Norrtstowir RR.
,
8-10
•»
15c
______—_
Deerfield Glassir.e (quar.)
Delaware-Fund (stack d.lv.)_
:
•
J.
*1•
9-
-
-25c
-
-Pennsylvania
7-18
-3-15
Continental Transportation- Lines (quar.)_—
•
/'
'
8-,r
$69c
-
7-i8
1
'
preferred- (quar.)
< quar.)
h
7-11
8r
35c
•
i.l1.
1
of the 20c
65Jh preferred-
"iflM
.,
:
(quar,)
v
;25C
s-
(quar.)-—
com.
'/American/ Book Co. ,(quar.)—________
tvUkfiAQ
-TIac/»Ii -Ariirt
?Amei4can~Bosch Arma, common——
/
.
9-30
*
i_i_
Quarterly
-
8-
87V2C
0?), Ltd;, common (Increased)——
(C.-
,
37V2c
'
•
(quar.)_i___
Peerless Casualty. (Keene,
6-24
15c
-
7-T
4 7J20
*-93 %e.;
:
-2~EQuarterly.——
*1
*
Paton
50C
common—
.
(quar.)
common
100%
$1.25 (conv. preferred (quaT.) —
American Home Products
(monthly-)..
(quar.)
B,(quar.)
«fe
Western
8-
35c
c -
.
5-15^
7-1 i*
*
AmericantAutomobile Idsut. Co. (St. Louis)—
r
'
s-:a
*
'
/*. '/je
7-15
25c
4
Nunn-»Bush, Shoe-
..
7-15
*
7-22
-
(1.06%".
-
From investment income
—
Community- Frosted' Foods Co.— "";
-1st participating preferred (s-a)
8-19
-
_1_^l
Chemical* Co.,
Common
7-21
1
8-15
"
20c
_
.
: 7-20V
**';•
ici^i
VJOc^* '-75o'
,
American AJr Filter Co.,
'
—______—_
r
,
rn
7-20
'
Collins CO;
'
8*
*58c
-
*••
(quar.),
v
8-
55c
'
.
ys 5*
8-19
*8*' 1
30«r
52.55•
.; ^
8-1
i$l
*
8-12
.
9-15
10c
37'/ac
(quari)^————————Colorado.Oil <t.Gras Corp., $1.25 pfd. (qilar.)
Columbia Flctnres Corp., $4.25 pfd.' (quar.)
Columbia Terminals Co., 6% pld. (quar.) —
Commoil,.Ltd. (s-a)
:
Common wealth Stock Fund, Inc. (Del.)—
7-23'
>;.
(initial quar.)
American Aggregat'es,v common (•quar.)—__
-..5%'- preferred (quar.)—I
company -f
:
B
Noxema
.
8-1
•
'
pref. for each share" held)
,
9-15
150"
56% c
7
•7-30 ,•- 7-13'
20c
(quar.)
(Two shs.
25c
-
.
7-15.
•
8*12
Illinois
Extra'
•
'■
7
'8-1
8-22
?$25c
—
div.).
8-1
•
200
,
«-21
-
7-11
Northwest "Engineering
7-7
1
15c
A* (stock
•
;
"
Class
JOC
.
Ameradst Petroleum, new com.
-
'7-20
ojl-America,
- tquar.)—
$3.75 preferred
r
6-30
8*1*
$25c
-Aluminum CO.
6-30
1
8-
12%c
-
Cochrane-Dunicp Hardware-
».
_•_____
7-20
6c.
-
•
(quar.)
«•*
1
8-
•
7-20'
/*:50c
7- 7
-
25c
—
;
Products Jquar.)
-
Akron* Canton ~A Youngstown RR:—
7-15
8-
Clinton Foods (monthly):
:
4;
Cock
.Northern
'
Monthly
Monthly-
.7
Atrfleets,. lnc. (quar.)_
Air-Way Industries (increased, quar.)—___
'
Chicago Molded Products (quar.)
City Stores-Co., common (quar.i
__
AV*% conv. preferred (quar.)—;.-,-:
Cleveland &' Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd. (quar.)
.
8-154
7-20-
$2:50
-"'15c
$1.50 'convertible preferred (quar.vNorthern Ohio Telephone (quar;).
•:
-••
30c
(quar.)—
com.
conv.
pref. (quar.)—;
Manhattan Bank (quar.)—
7- 1
7-15;
Niagara- Share
-
8-5
31 Y*c
*
$1.50
'
6-27
1
40c
Chase
17%e
„•
—
'
.
Central-Illinois
:
•
-7-29
8-15
9-
25c
-
'
~$1 pfd. (quar.)i——_____
♦li20.preferred (quar.)
_____
$1.25 prefrred »quar.)__—
$1.32 preferred fquar.)
—
Canadian Car b Foundry Ltd., com. (quar.)
V
Class A" (quar.)
7-15
-
New .York' Merchandise
.■
•
50c
com.
Inc.—
7-22
8- -1
*
■
4347^ convertible
'•■"*'
i
7- 8-
#.;..•>•,•/ "
(quar.)
Telephone,
t
*
17'4c
-
Californla
9
9-
■
'*
_
Portland
-
40c
>
V,
(Increased- quar.)
,
_
50C
v
_____
Co.—
Power
50C
•-
7-1$
8-s 1
10c
;
'
9-17
9-30
75c
——*.
»quar.)__
California Electric
8-2Q
8-1
$1.10
-•
7s 1
9-10
-
-
5%
preferred4- (s4-a)—_
Z: AibereneStpne Corp. of- Virginia—________
"Alifed'Btores rC6rp.,' common." (rpiar.)^_____
AHied ThermaLCprpT' (stock dividend) --U*
7-15
v
;
"
-9-W-
3
9-15
•
'National Theatres' (<;
7-30 T,' Netsner t Brbs.,: IncV
rV 8-13
20c
>:V 5-%
'•
.Byron Jackson*Co.
4$ 1,25
-
f-15
7,
'
— -
Americana
10-
$30o
•
(quar.)___*_i^i___-
-^meeting-held-on July 7r
'National
'
'
-
7-15
!
I-:
8-
30C.
'—15C-
at
d.-
'•••■•
>
8-1
50C
«
>
•
omitted
'
7>18 /,•
10-3
M2%c
•
.*_•
-
7-20
4-
.National Electric
.
6%r preferred
.
payment
•
'1
'
7-15
8- 8
7-30-
-7c
..
(quar:)
Aircraft'Radio. Cotp.
"
''
■*
1
'
gud
Air Control
"*
J
*
-preferred
(i>ivl(fend
Co.—
-•
'"*■
*■
7-29
t30c
.*15c
Corp.
Payable c/ ltea.
-
—
-(Quarterly from net'investment income)—
(
....
.....
'
:
-
4__^__
■-r
" *
u
'"13
•
(quar.)_i___r_i________ AutomotiVe-^Fibres ~(quaT.)____
"
^National Department Stores— '
•' * 4'
„.
hecker
&
r,4.G4%
;____
-Ltd.
preferred A (quar.)___
Affiliated Fund, inc.—
*
7-13
8-1
'-National
'
Stock
7-30
5c
"
"
*
/ 7%
7-15
20c
-
Aerovias
8-13
7-31
87y2c
/Narraangansett Electfic, 4% %
,
Black
8-25
i__^
.
Adams-Millis
9-30
'
15c
•Moptreampfrigera,ting A Storage, Ltd. is*a)
- 4
>Muskegdn Pistort Ring (increased" quar.)—
~~ ••
j
KrWhew netum.
ts
Share
; $1-10 preferre4 (acoum.)
Acme Industries
._____^
20c
-
(quar.)
(Arthur G.) & Co.
1
6-30.,.
>.
J
'
'Beaux-Arts'Apartments—..... ...
j
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
—
*
$6 1st preferred (quar/).—'
Beech Aircraft Corp:
———
•
10-15
•
.Bapco de los Andes, Amer. shares
Bangor izr.Arodstcok RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar,)
Bausch Machine Tool (quar.)——
:—■
r
7-15
-31'Ac
-Mohongahela Power Co.—
:• ■'*
4.40preferred: (quar.i
*! - $1.10
4,80%ipreferred 'B (quar:)_^i__:ii_____l_ n - Al.20
:
4.50%"--preferred C (quar:)_____l_:__ii__
$lJ.12y2 *
Monsanto Chemical Co.
(stock div.-208% *
%
15e -v/'/TyqO-^
$1.50 .conv.-preferred;, (quar.)'—-I-—/ '37%.c
Balanced Fund of-Canada Ltd.—_—_____ '* " "$6c
.
•
7-12
-Mcjrercord Co. (quar;)___i___________-__^_^
^Mitchell (R.), Ltd., class A- (quar.)
——
C.%preferred B (quar.)
„
7-20
Os-a)i___r____-
Class
'McKee
<
(increased quar.)
8% conV/pfd. A- (quar.)
9-1
22 VaC
McKales'Corp., claqs A (s-a)__
•
;—
(increased (quar.)
com.-
9-10
Loomis-Sayies Mutual Fund_-_-^__iJ—
^Otflsvllle Henderson & St. Louis Ry. po.~
.) - 55b-nda^cum. preferred- (s-a)2iiAl_i__Li_*
(s-a)——
*7-
7-15
»3114c
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
preferred
$3.50
_
Line Ry.
»
-
.
5%
preferred XquaR)
J; Acme
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
'
__—
_____
(quar.)
&"Charlotte-Air
Company i:
Common
(quar.)
$120 Class ;A (quar.^.u,
;
■
8-25
30c
(quar.)__^
$1.20 preferred (quar.)*
Libby 'MtNeil & Libby (special>
Llnpoln Printing Go., com. (quar.)
■
4.50%
'8-31
$1.50
-
"
___
•>/,
,4Va% preferred (quar.)
Atlanta
$L25
Corp.,'class A (quar.)___
Laurentide
(quar.)
__—
Appalachian Electric Power— -•■'■■■- V
7-19 "
7-15
1
Nam* of
.v
Creamery(Co., 60c pfd.
Lancaster
8-1
<*
Aberdeen Petroleum, class A
Acadla-Atlantlc
Sugar;-. Refineries,
6-30. ',7
7-15
...
20c
(quar.)
-Stores : (quar.)
;
CrosSe Telephone (qtiar.)_-__—
La
(quar.)—
*
7-14
8-
$2
*
-
Kobacker
—
com.
$1.25 conv. pfd:
.'
7-29.
,-4
17 %C
i
__•
$1.25 conv.,pfd. ((piqr.)
,
•
$4
-
Inc., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
5%
.
(quar.i—.
Anderson, Clayton b Co.
Anheuser-Busch Mquar.)
t
7-27
•
Sanitary
quar.i
tquar.)__
American Viscose Corp.,
•
7-16
(quar.)__
1
1
Joplin Water Works, ,6% pfd. -(quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable* Parchment Co. (quar.)
Kennedy's Inc., common
(quar.)
i__.
7-29
(increased quar.)__
American Box Board Co.
American
7-29
—
- •
dends Renounced -this week, these being given in the
preceding' table.
1
7-
••
'(Quarterly from net investment income)
,
Allied Control Co., com.
7-
7-12
j
- *
Jantzen,
Taxable o/l£eo.
«
Mutual/ Inc.—
7-18'
7-12
$2
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island—
Holder%
When
:
■
.v
1
a-.
50c
...
show the payments previ¬
we
J
v
Inter-CoUnty Title Guaranty & Mortgage Cos
first we indicate all the dividends an¬
during the current: week. ,»Then we follow with
/' ^elow we give Ike divldendf Aimounced ln -preTloni
ipeekA and Dot yet paid. The list^ does pet include divi-
:
7-18
8-1
65c
Interchemlca.l Corp., com. (increased) _______
$1.12%
4% % preferred' (quar.) _^____—_"_i_—___
tables. | Irx the
Holmere
Payable of tteo, ?
J
9
-
0*30
7-27
7-
7*27
7-31
1-20
7- 9
8
'
~\
(quar.)-iBingham-Herbrand Corp. (increased)
preferred A
$1
6%
£
—~:
—
(quar.)—
Class
B
,
pref
class
8
ex-
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co.. Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)—
Byers (A. M.t Co.r 7% preferred (quar.)
Calamba Sugar Estates (liquidating)—
Caldwell Linen Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)
80c 2nd participating preferred (quar.)—
California Electric Power, $3 pfd, (quar.)
Calaveras Cement (quar.)
_
'_——
8-15
7-15
6-30
7-15
7-
1
Coghlin
8
8-
2
6-30
$1.50
$1.50
6-30
6-
7-15
9
7-
8
8-
6
10-
1
9-19
8-
1
7-
5
New
7%
preferred
6-28
8-15
7-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (increased quar.)—
California Portland Cement
(quar.)——;—
$4.70
6-28
6-28
Co. (increased)—.
Commonwealth Gas (stock dividend!—A—_
Commonwealth International, Ltd
.
7-15
6-28
Commonwealth
7-15
7-12
New
7-
7-15
5-18
7-29
7-
8
Confederation
10-20
10-
8
7-29
7-
8
10-29
10-
8
7-20
8-
Permanent Mortgage
7-15
7-15
Consolidated
Ltd.
1
9-10
9-
12-10
12-
1
17c
40c
7-15
6-
9
$1.75
7-29
6-29
7-29
6-29
7-29
6-29
1
7-15
$1.50
$1.17'A
7-15
7-30
7-
9-
8-10
1
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
110c
(quar.)___
Canadian General Investments, Ltdj (quar.)
Canadian Industries, Ltd. (1954 series)—
1-3-56
12-19
New
156c
preferred
Ltd.,
—
Investment
$$1.50
127'/2C
Oil
Ry.,
preferred
!
—
Capital Venture Fund
Clinchfield
Power
Catelll
&
&
Ohio
Light,
Class
A
Class
B
Products,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
B
Ry.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Food
class
A
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, com. (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
5%
Cenco
com. (increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Knitting;
Ltd.
Corp
(s-a)
Bit
Co.,
8-
7-11
Crain
(R.
L.),
Ltd.
7-15
6-30
Crossett
7-15
6-30
Class
Crown
Cork
6-17
Crown
Zellerbaeh Corp.,
&
Crum
&
7- 5
6-20
9-15
6-30
Above
A
(quar.)
50c
9-28
l$1.12'/a
137'/2C
7-15
A
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
Cutter
50c ;
2%c
10c
$1.25
27'/2c
$13c
7-20
6-30
12-28
7-20
7-20
9- 1
12- 7
6-30
6-30
8-31
6-19
$4.24
11-30
11-19
4'Ar/£
8-15
8-1
8- 1
8-20
7-8
7- 8
7-8
8-31
8-19
11-30
11-15
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
7-30
7-
7
Daystrom,, Inc.
7-30
7-
7
Dayton
7-11
6-13
Class
7-
voting (initial quar.)—
(Initial quar.)
Daitch Crystal Dairies (stock dividend!
Dallas Power & Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)—
8
7-
8
5c
7-23
7-15
7:
Laboratories
.(quar.)—
(quar.)
(stock dividend)—1
preferred
preferred
Davidson
•
Extra
5
De
6-30
9-20
Vilbiss
Co.
Power
12- 9
Detroit
Detroit
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
:
19c
8-
$1.12'/a
*
50c
(quar.)
Chesapeake
Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3V2%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
20c
$2
$10
Chicago
Corp.
(quar.)_
Chicago Dock & Canal
(quar.)
Special
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
$1
$2 class A
Electric
Co.,
com.
8-
5
8-
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
8
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
9-
1
8-26
9-
1
8-26
2V2%
$1.50
30c
$1
Products
preferred
,
$2
(quar.)
:__
Diebold, Inc., common
$1.50
conv.,
A
class
Shares
pref.
7-11
Dodge & Cox Fund
7-
Dodge
Manufacturing
Extra
8-16
7-15
3
9-15
»-*
7-20
1
8-15
9-12
8-12
CO
1
9-
9-19
7-11
7-8
7- 8
11-20
7-15
25c
50c
40c
Mines, Ltd.
Bridge
Dominion
Fabrics,
conv.
pref.
preferred
—
,1
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Steel
(quar.)
Cos.,
/
Co.
Field
&
9-
9
8-30
7-15
6-30
1
9-24
7-15
6-30
10-
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-30
7-
9-16
8-26
7-15
8
7-15
1
7-16
7-30
7-14
$25
8-31
8-24
7-15
8-
Co.
6-30
50c
7-
7-14
6-17
$1
—
7-20
$1
(quar.)
net
7-14
B
7
6-17
profits
the
Corp.
(quar.)
60 e
8-
1
7-
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
75c
7-15
10-
7-
8
6
1
9-17
30c
7-27
7-13
3%
8-25
62'Ac
7-15
zj
•
i
.
93 %c
8-
1
7-15
25c
—
—
—
—
——.
9-
1
8-24
$1.50
7-15
6-30
$20c
7-22
6-30
7-15
7-
1
$25c
7-35
6-30
50c
7-13
6-30
(quar.)
10c
8-15
8-
1
10c
11-15
11-
1
(quar.i
Frontier Refining Co. (extra)
25c
7-29
Realty
(L.)
Fuller
6%
1st
Co..
Co.
—
Foods
General
Instrument
Corp.,
7-15
8-15
8- 1
7-29
8-25
8- 1
8-1-
6-30
7-29
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-23
preferred,
Outdoor
preferred
7-30
16
at
$53
per
to
7-15
7-30
7-15
7-
50c
9-
1
8-12
$1
8-
2
7-14
7-11
6-20
7-15
$10c
15c
8-
1
$2
10-
1
5
9-16
40c
7-25
6-17
7-
8
87'AC
12'Ac
8-15
7-15
(Boston)
6c
7-20
6-30
pfd.
(quar.)
75c
(increased quar.)
8-
1
7-
8
$1.25
8-
1
7-11
933AC
(quar.)—
(quar.)
8-
1
7-11
Advertising,
$1.50
8-15
25C
(quar.)
7-16
Precision Equipment,
convertible
1
7-15
$2.90 preferred
(entire issue called for redemption on July
General
7-
(quar.)
$3.50
Trust
Investors
1
7-30
General Motors Corp., $5 preferred
6%
6-23
8-
15c
i
Corp.
General Mills, common
General
7-12
50c
:
(quar.)
Electric
$3.75
7-15
12'Ac
62'Ac
(quar.)
General
-I
6-28
30c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
General Bakeries. Ltd. (s-a)—,——
General Baking Co., common (quar.)
$8
preferred (quar.)
_;
General
1
7-11
30c
Mfg. Co.
Gardner-Denver
<
1
7'Ac
preferred (quar.)
2nd
Gamewell
7-
7-
& Co.-—
(D. B.)
convertible
Gabriel
7-15
7-15
5c
preferred (annual)
(quar.)
5%
convertible pfd.
Gamble-Skogmo, common (quar.)
5% preferred <quar.)_:
6%
Fuller
7-15
10%
dividend.;
Stock
-
Corp.
General
t$l.l2'A
_a
7-15
10c
(quar.)——
Ltd.
Co.
9-14
8-1
JlOc
137'Ac
1
20c
7-8
Ltd.—
8-
$1.50
(s-a)
:—
(San Francisco 1 —
class
9-20
8-15
..
1
7-15
1
$1.25
,—
&
8-1
110c
(quar.)
7-
1
2%
are
out of
available surplus of
25c
37'Ac
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
1
7-15
8-
8-
75C
Marshall
2c
(quar.)
(quar.}———
Dominion Foundries
4'A%
in¬
net
!
7-
12-14
$1.25
:
Quarterly
.
7-15
8-15
22'Ac
22'Ac
C.)
Corp. (quar.)_.
Froedtert
7-, 8
6-27
7-11
7- 8
7-13
90c
12'Ac
income)
vestment
Dome
from
8- 1
J37'Ac
(quar.)
(quarterly
10-18
10-
9-26
7-15
8-1
8- 1
8-20
8-8
8-8
8-15
7-28
22'Ac
—
common
Wallace,
Friedman
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
2nd
50c
Site
1
1
7-, 5
37'Ac
(quar.)
Industrial
Dominion
$1.25
(quar.)
(initial quar.)
Quarterly
7-26
Co.—
(s-a).:
(quar.)
$1.50
7-30
9-3
9- 3
9- 1
7-20
7-15
7-25
7-15
7-15
50c
•
Bridge—
7-27
11-
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry,
(quar.)
Steel
37'Ac
35c
$2
$1
40c
1
8-
12-28
45c
Foundation
7-27
7-11
7-11
7-11
40c
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
8-15
7-25
7-25
7-21
$1
(quar.)
1_
Diamond Match Co., new com.
Dividend
Chicago Great Western Ry. (stock dividend)
Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Inter-Terminal RR.
8-15
Corp.
(quar.)
quarterly basis—
a
Dickinson
87'Ac
&
Tunnel
International
on
Detroit
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
Canada
Gasket
Now
A
Corp.,
Gas
Fresnillo
$1
(quar.)..—
&
Light (quar.)
6-30
pfd.
___
class
Fraser
30c
25c
50c
30c
quar.)
(quar.)
common
(increased quar.)—
8%
debenture stock (quar.)
Denver
Union Stock Yard
(quar.)
Mfg.,
7-19
1
20c
(quar.)
Foreign Power Securities Corp.—.
—
Co. of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)——
7-29
6
7-
——-----————
&
Fram
50c
(increased
Rubber Co.,
A
(quar.)
Delaware
9- 9
12-20
•
7-
7-27
135c
Bank (N. Y.)
pfd. (quar.)
Electric Light (quar.i.—
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)—
Fluor Corp. Ltd.
(quar.)
Food Fair Stores .(stock dividend)
Food Machinery & Chemical—
3 3A%
preferred (quar.)
7-15
6-15
7-15
15c
City
7-.1
7-19
7-15
2%
'7%
3- 5
11-10
3%
—:
& Rubber
Sterling,
7-15
7-29
8-12
1
2%
—
(Boston)
National
933Ac
1
25c
:——
payments
100%
(quar.)_
1
9-
20%
dividend)
Firth
Forbes
7-20
8-
12-
$1.50
:
First
7-1
7-20
——
and/or
v
5
1
45c
Boston
10c
33A% pfd. A
Bros.
(quar.)
Corp.,
common
see
Associates
Fitchburg
8-
7-20
8-
55c
„,
Quarterly
•
1
8-10
$26c
quar.—
Firestone Tire
First
9-
15c
& Set Screw Co
Products, Inc. —
(Marshall)
5c
Mills
River
Dan
Dana
•
.
85/aC
3%
$1
!„
$1.06
—_bi__- $1.13
voting
6-30
4-'A%
'
-
Board,
Fireman's Fund Insurance
8-12
9-16
7-13
$1.29
(quar.)
(quar.)
Increased
Fifty
9-20
6-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)—_—
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of MarylandField
1
8-31
10-
20c
dividend)
Class A
9-29
7-15
$1.05
' $2
class
7-18
pities Service Co.
$1
$1.75
25c
—.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
class
7-15
preferred
(quar.)
$4.20 pfd.
non-cum.
8-10
preferred
9-. 9
7-15
non-cum.
7-15
4%
10- 1
8-15
9- 1
9-30
7-11
8-1
8- 1
12
100%
5%
25c
t50c
(quar.)__
Curtiss Wright Co.—
Dennison
Utility (s-a)
(from net investment inc.)—
&
9-30
,
Sugar
Edison Co.
Gas
115c
40c
10c
10c
i
7-30
5c
dividend)
(stock
(quar.)
Cap
6-30
50c
prior
6%
7-25
62'Ac
—
———
common
(quar.)—
Fibreboard
7-15
—
preferred series A (quar.)__
preferred series B (quar.)—
Federated Department Stores—
Ferry
5
8-15
6-24
$10c
(quar.)
pfd. series A (quar.)——
(stoclc
5
7-
15c
common
Corp.
7-
7-15
$3.50
preferred (s-a)__
(quar.)
Products L|d.
$5
7-15
25c
(quar.)
7-15
2c
Co.
6-24
5c
—
—
7-15
10c
(quar.)
5%'
Ferro
1
9-
70c
—
9-22
60c
;
Phonograph
Mfg.,
B
1
25c
:
(quar.)—
5%
7-11
6-20
1
7-13
(quar.)—
(stock
10c
(quar.)—
6-30
8-
7-15
1
Paper
Class
6-17
12-14
7- 5
6-30
9- 9
6-30
7-15
7-15
2
7-20
1
8-
dividend
8- 4
1-1-56
7-11
6%
$2.50
8-
Atlantic
Limited
8-
Grain, Ltd., $1.40 pref. (quar.)
Insurance" Co.
(quar.)_
—
6-24
Cuban
&
4%
,-
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar, 7%
pfd. (quar.)—
8-15
25c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Federal Services Finance Corp. (Wash., D.
Class
A
(quar.)——:
__________
,
7-
Abrasives Corp.—
preferred
Preferred
6-15
8- 1
11- 1
6-21
7-14
Detroit
Cincinnati
6'Ac
6-19
6-23
1
Detroit
Cincinnati
7-15
6-30
7-15
Federal
•
7-15
7-15
Federal
*;
.
1
7-11
preferred
.
8-
9-
6-30
4% %
-
8-15
1
Fund
,
———
preferred
8%
Forster,
7-15
dividend
.
(quar.)__
Ltd.
Seal,
6-30
$1.19
40c
16c
Public
"
7-6
-!
6-30
1
:
(quar.)
preferred series A (quar.)
(T. H.), Ltd., 4.16%
Federal
7-15
1
Fate-Root-Heath
;
5
30c
preferred (quar.)
__.—
Corp., com. (reduced!
preferred (quar.)
A
8
8-
8-
Railroad,
Class
8
7-
8-
Corp.,
1st
7-
1
8-15
7-15
& Heating
Stock
7-6
$1.31 V*
class A
1
8-
(quar.i___
Nut Corp. of Amer.
Farrington
7-28
8-2
(quar.)__
B
Central
Stock
Mfg.
Cork International,
$1.25
$1.25
Ceutral
•
•
8-19
8- 2
"i--"
class A (quar.)
preferred series A and B (quar.)
5% preferred series A and B (quar.)
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (quar.)
Chemical
(*-»)—
—
7-29
40c
6%
Power,
75c
$1
$$1.30
(quar.)
Package
Co.,
8-
,v
55c
pfd. (quar.)
Exeter
&
Hampton Electric
(quar.)
Fafnir Bearing Co.
(stock dividend)
Fairbanks Co.. 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)
Falstaff
Brewing
(quar.)
i—;_
Fanner
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
7-21
9- 2
9- 2
8- 5
$1.75
(Boston)
$1.75
Petroleum
$7'Ac
Co.
Ltd.
7-15
,
,
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
Kansas
8-20
10-1
10-1
8-20
9- 1
8- 1
rets.
Craftsman Insurance
7-15
50c
Increased
Craig
7-15
Estabrooks
Ltd.—
1933Ac
* 40c
$1.05
50c
25c
150c
Celotex Corp.,
Celtic
55c
$1.12'A
$1.13
(quar.)
$25c
$25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carolina
6-30
$2
(interim)
Ltd.
Carolina,
7-15
7-15
7-22
8-31
1
1
20c
Mfg.
2nd
6%
Erie
6- 3
8c
40c
7-11
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian Vickers,
7-15
15c
Beverage
Crown
110c
115c
175c
2%
(quar.)
com.
common
preference
non-cum.
+25c
7-15
8-15
8-
6-30
8-
8-
$1.12'A
Radio &
conv.
5%
6- 3
il2c
Ltd.,
Cos.,
Pacific
7-15
11-15
10-
7-15
$1.50
Emporium Capwell Co., 7%
$2
V,
9-15
10-11
10c
$i$l
—
;
Enamel
Equity
9-18
1
10-
12'Ac
—
(increased)
Walker Dry Goods
preferred (s-a)
2nd preferred- (s-a)
Empire
-
7-15
$2.50
deposit
1
7-15
—_
—
1st
6%
6-17
8-15
ord. regis, (final)—
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5% preferred (s-a)—
8-31
10-
7-15
>" $2.50
Amer.
6-24
7
7-
8-15
7'Ac
preferred
Emerson
6-17
——
Courtaulds
7-12
8-
7-15
Cori>. (quar.)
._.
Counselor's Investment Fund, Inc.——______
'
7-
7-19
$15c
'
pre'prred
7%
7-15
32'Ac
class A
(quar.)
7-15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
com.
National Watch Co.
$5
-
7-29
(s-a.i
Electric
Sault
Ely &
c
15c
Erie Forge & Steel
—
Ji;
8-19
;
(accum.)
Products,
5%
7-15
.
140c
37'Ac
Quarterly
7-12
Trust,
common
Canadian
4%
(quar.)
International
Canadian
Canadian
common
5-16
9
'
(quar.i
B
Refractories &
:
€5.25 series A preferred. (quar.)
Cott
15Gc
t$1.50
131'Ac
131'Ac
131c
1$1.25
1
$25c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Cornell-Dublier Electric—
110c
Common
8- 1
Refining—
(initial quar.)
Corn
Creamery
preferred
7'A%
Products
6-20
10-21
•
issue
(quar.)„
(Md.)
Stop
Royalties—
9-15
7-25
10-
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—
6%
8-
37'AC
—
Corporate Investors,
Cosmopolitan Realty
'
62'Ac
(initial quar.)
1
•;
1
7-12
9-
50C
(accum.)
Electro
(Canada)
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
11-
10%
—
25C !
A
Elastic
(
preferred (quar.)
4%
6
Corp.—
—
7-5
preferred (quai\)__________________
preferred (quar.)
——._
Container Corp. of America, com.
(quar.)
6-28
7-
7-22
15c
4'A %
8-15
6-30
common
10-15
Extra
9- 1
7-15
Co.,
7-15
1
2
—
Utilities Association
25c
$1
Power
1
8-
20c
<quar.)__
Corp.
Economics Laboratory
8-1
$4.52
7-27
$6
7- 8
(quar.)
8-
11-
15C
%
com.
pfd.
conv.
States
preferred
preferred
37'/2C
$4.50
7-29
$7
'
-
Consumers
f"
1
5'A%
8- 1
Partic. preferred
20c
$1.50
and $2 par) (quar.)
preferred
Industries,
Eastern
7-25
t40c
Consolidated
7-26
partic.
4%
Eastern
$1.25
Extra
1
•
(quar.)
common
6-30
(quar.)
(entire
(quar.)—
Bakeries, Ltd.—
Eastern
Elgin
Natural Gas (quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.—■
8-
preferred
$1
9-20
(quar.)____
7-15
Mines,
Common (both no par
;v
Emhart
Smelting
$93%c
Racing Association—
Eastern
-■?
10- 1
(quar.)
8
6-30
(quar.)
—
RR. (s-a)__
Ltd. (increased)—
Pennsylvania
Sullivan
Ekco
.
pfd.
partic.
East
8- 8
7-15
&
8
7-
7-29
Laboratories—
East
7-15
Products
7-
7-25
$10c
_
15C
preferred
5,%
Film
8- 1
Extra
8-15
45c
50c
25c
60c
8-19
8- 1
Mining
7-35
87'Ac
Ltd..
Securities,
share plus this dividend)
per
Du-Art
7-5
7-j 5
7-5
7-5
7-5
(s-a)
New
6-30
9-1G
6-24
7-14
6-22
7- 1
6-30
7- 8
7- 6
7- 6
7- 8
/
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
8-1
Consolidated
6-30
7-19 •; 6-28
9- 1
7-20
6-30
25c
25c
Metal
Consolidated
Consolidated
12,/2C
12'Ac
Ltd
Corp.,
Ry. (s-a)
Canadian Breweries, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.25 convertible preference (quar.)
Co.
Consolidated
7-11
2
8-
5
8-
8-15
6-23
redemption on July 29 at $27.70
for
62'Ac
preferred
$5
5
8-
7-15
(quar.)_—
Co.,
called
Laundries
Consolidated
1
37'Ac
Southern
Bronze
1
8-
20c
Special
3peclal
5%
1
A
...
25c
%
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)___
55c
51c
50c
47'Ac
51'Ac
______
1
6-15
(J. H.) 6% pfd. A (quar.t
Duncan Coffee Co., class A (quar.)_,
,9-10
12-10
Coppermines Corp. (quar.)____
Dearborn Corp. (quar.)
Edison Co. (N. Y.) —
Consolidated
1
9-
de Nemours & Co.—
Extra
Extra
7-15
a
10-
1
7-15 '■
Dulany
9-15
12-15
:—
7-
1
$$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Metals & Supply Co.
Ducommun
Class
1
10-
$1.12'A
pfd.
Co.; Ltd., 7%
preferred
7'A%
811-
25c
10c
Canada
of
,
$10c
.,
Co.
(E. I.)
Pont
' / 10c
.___
(quar.).
7-15
8-15
du
8-17
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50
$3.50
A
B
1
.»
du Pont
Edison
Extra
•,
7-15
Chemical
Dow
7
7-
9-15
(quar.)—
Textile
6-13
7-28
25c
(quar.)
preference
Dominion
Power—
(quar.)———
A
Class
5
7-
7-11
9-22
8-15
7-29
$37c
138c
r
7-15
$25c
(quar.)
Common .'(quar.)
(Toronto)—
Asso.
—
8-
110c
Northern
Canada
Canadian
Class
7-15
1
8-
100th anniversary bonus
100th anniversary bonus
Canada Safeway, Ltd.—
5% preferred 1st series (entire issue called
for redemption on July 12 at $102 per
1
share plus this dividend)
5% preferred 2nd series (entire issue called
for redemption on July 12 at $102 per
share plus this dividend)—
Canada
Power
5
6-30
7-29
8-
7-15
$25c
$15c
&
Canada
8-
Tar & Chemical,
Eastern
preferred (quar.t—
.__
$2.04 preferred
(quar.)
—______
$2
preferred (quar.)
—
$1.90 preferred
(quar.)
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
:
Connohio Co., Inc., 40c preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries—
6-24
8-15
(quar.)
Dominion Sugar Co., Ltd.
Canada
(quar.)
$2.20
10c
$i
_
Life
Connecticut Light &
110c
(quar.)
Co.
_•—__—_
Quarterly
Quarterly
75c
(Initial)
common
Campbell Soup
(quar. i J__
com.
(quar.)
Inc. '
Conduits National Co., Ltd.
Fund,
7-15
138c
120c
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred
6%
Concord
5
1
Fund
Stock
Electric
Concord
6-28
1
8-
Edison
•*
.
30c „ ; 7-29.$5
10-10
40c
7-11
75c
7-28
50c A. 8- 1
4%
7-15
15c
7-15
5c
7-25
60c
7-15
$1.50
7-15
15c
7-20
$25c
8- 8
(quar.)
7-15
$3
120c
Camden
Engineering
Commonwealth
$$1
6
'
$2
20c
25%
Insurance
Life
Dominion
$1
8-15
(quar.)
Stores
Common
8-31
(quar.)
Ltd.
Steel
Duriron
•**.;.
$2
———————
7-15
25c
31c
$$3.50
$1.75
common
6%
Mutual
Combustion
7-15
«
(quar.)—
(quar.)—————
Power,
California-Oregon
(initial)
common
v
10c
Central Power
(s-a)
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric (quar.)
7-31
25c
Fund
California
7-15
7-15
7-20
$25c
-
13'A%
$50c
150c
150c
150c
Distributing Co.—
participating preferred (quar.)
participating preferred (quar.)
7-29
"7-29
8-1
8- 1
8- 1
/
(quar.)
^—__
class A (initial)
new
(monthly)—
Colorado & Southern Ry.—
4% 1st non-cumulative preferred
—
4% 1st non-cumulative preferred
Columbia Gas System (quar.)—————
Columbia Pictures (stock dividend)———
6-21
7-15
Co.,
___
Colorado
7-15
&
Storage
Cold
Calif.
7-20
9-2
7-11
6-27
7- 5
7- 8
7-15
35c
New class B (initial)
.————35c
Colonial Finance Co., 43A%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.183A
Colonial Fund, Inc. (from investment inc.)—
19c
6-20
15c
$1
& Timber Corp
8-15
10- 1
7-20
7-15
7-15
7-20
7-30
25c
75c
SI
30c
•
$62'Ac
Ltd.
Dominion
Ltd.
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)~:
Square Corp.,
& Coal,
6-28
7-29
.
40c
Ltd.*
Co.,
'B. G.»
Radio
Collins
8-
15c
Extra—————-———-J—-— —
Calaveras Land
7- 8
7- 8
$1.12'/2
preferred (quar.)__—
———•—
Coal (quar.)
—
—
Coca-Cola Bottling (Los Angeles)
(s-a)
Coca-Cola Bottling (N. Y.i
__1
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar,)
changed for new common. Each share of
A receives six shares of new com.
and each share of class B four shares
,Burry Biscuit,
7-29
7-29
•
$4.50
class
of new common.
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
12-21,
-
Clinchfield
8-25
$1.25
17'/2c
—
being
shares
B
1
7-
5%
—
and
A
2
7-
$1.50
10c
(quar.)——
B
Class
Above
7-
1
8-
1-3-56
$5
$1.25
Dominion
7-15
+40c
Ltd
Co..
Investments,
preferred
6-28
$17'Ac
.
Linoleum
&
Holder 9
.
7-15
$20c
(quar.)_
Ltd., common
(quar.)
Oilcloth
Dominion
Louis
St.
common
Columbus
(quar.)
—_—______
(quar.)
60c convertible
preferred (quar.)
Bullock's. Inc., 4% preferred (quar.)—
Burgpr Brewing Co. (quar.)——
—
,Burma(1 Oil, Ltd. (final)
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A pref
Class A pref
——————
6%
7-16
7-20
7-20
8- 5
0
.
7-15
14c
95c
45c
preferred
preferred
7%
8-
14%
(quar.)
prior preferred
6%
1
7-20
$30c
$$1.183/4
share plus this dividend)——
per
7-20
—--
$1.50
Mahoning Ry. (s-ai
Cincinnati, Chicago &
&
(s-a)__—
—
5% preferred (quar.)
.___——Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
/ :
New common
(initial 1
——
Ry.,
7-11
8- 5
16'/2C
—
-
5%
-
104/sC
16'Ac
-
-
preferred
Dominion-Scottish
____
i
Clearfield
1
7%
(quar.)—-—-
B
Cleveland,
*10c
preferred (quar.)
———
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Bvown &
Bigelow, 6%
pfd. (entire issue
called for redemption on July 31 at $110
Class
<
•
7-20
10c
,*0c
933Ac
$3.80
Budget Finance Plan, common
Stock dividend —.—."
8-22
11-18
30c
70c
ordinary (final)
Gas, com.
Brockton Taunton
1
8-
7%
Dominion
this dividend
A
class
Bakeries,
Claussen
8-20
45c
'
.
British Celanese, Ltd.—■
Amer. dep.
receipts ordinary (final)British
Columbia Forest Products,
Ltd.—•
Quarterly
British Columbia Power, Ltd.—
Common (increased quarterly).—
43/4%
preferred
(quar.)
British Petroleum. Ltd.,
9-17
,
j>c
20c
3-1
Bostich, Inc.,
Bridgeport Hyraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%% preferred
7-30
11-30
x®"
8-15
Controller,
4.80%
conv.
preferredissue called for redemption on July
,'11 at $31 per share plus
(convertible to July 6)
8
7-
1
9-30
9-
Corp. (increased quar.)—
class A (quar.)
Boston Edison Co. (quar.)
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
4
7-22
8- 1
8- 1
$1.75
20c
,—_
Co.,
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Glass
Dominion
Entire
8-13
——
Inc. (quar.)—
—
-Quarterly
Bondstock Corp. (2c from capital gains and
3c from
earnings).
—
Booth Fisheries, com.
(quar.)——
——
4%
preferred (quar.)
;
——(George W.)
Clark
7-20
8-
Blue Bell
Borg
8-16
8-
««
2uc
—
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)—
Bros.
Bloch
City
8-30
25c
7% preferred (quar.)
Co., common
!_—
Investing
6-17
V/hen
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
„
City Baking Co..
7-15
—
Bishop Oil (quar.)
Bliss (E. W.) Co (quar.)
,
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
'
Name of Company
Payable of 6-17
Rec.
7-15
JlOc
(quar.)
Ltd., common
Hats,
BUtmore
]
.
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Company
Vame ol
.
.
(.118)
10
,
■
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
share plus
11_
this
dividend)
July
(Continued
on
page
44)
8-
1
Volume 182
Number 5445
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Stock Record
New York Stock
«»
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
YEARLY RANGE GF SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
40% Nov
49% Apr
1
Jan
115% Apr
14% Dec
7
9% Jan
6
106
Highest
.
Lowest
8
NEW
Highest
39% Mar 14
20
107
Jan
19
31
13
Jan
48% Jan
6
111
5
10% Dec
14
Jan
4
50 % Dec
30
46% Jan
51
Nov
24
56 % Dec
30
53
Jan
Feb
1
16% Jan
18
'20% Jan
4
:26% Dec
31
25% Jan
6
44 % Nov
29
39% Jan
6
5% Jan
'27% Jan
7% Mar 23
Monday
27
4%
Put
common
ACF-Brill Motors Co
ACF
44%
107%
107%
108
13%
13%
11
11%
Industries Inc
2.50
common
25
5% preferred
Acme Steel Co
44%
45
No par
31%
31%
31%
31%
77% Jan 21
113% Jun.
9
29% Dec
8
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
4
Admiral
Dec
29
21% July 8
27% Mar 14
30% Jan
33
37% Jun
20
123
Dec
18% May
<22% Mar
104
Feb
24
29
107
Mar 15
3
172
July 29
4
4
162
85% Jan
6
;:i6% Jun
14
72
Jan
-V 3%
111
Dec
85
6
29
109% Jan
7
16
Sep
29
Jan
6
141
28% Jan
4
Aug
18
29
Dec
27
16
.
23
Dec
45% Dec
-
80
Jan
20
170
Jan
5
Jan
20
115% July
II43/4 Jun
253/a July
3
26
209% Jan
Jan
6
4.50%
89
5
16
7%
7
Apr
t
24
3
326
Jun
170
Jun
24
97
May 4
92% Mar 11
8% Jan
38% Jan
18
113
Dec
20
106
Jan
Dec
13
104
Jan
4
15% Dec 30
6
104% Dec
71% Jan
58 3/a July
21
106
14% Jan
20
120
7
93
Jan
16
Mar
19% Dec
16
19
Jan
40% Sep
29
34% Jun
7
553/» Dec
3
1223/4 July
3
Jan
37% Jan
DO
Jan
97
94% Jan
633/4 Jun
7
98
Apr
16
74"% Nov
17
70
Jan
13
26
145
Jan
6
24
81 % Apr
147 3/a Nov
160% Apr
11
124 % Nov
17
116% Jan
6
1343/4 Apr
34% Jun
7
May 28
47
1
Jan
11
~/e Jan
78
Dec
3 % Feb
5
40
29
18
2% May 16
6
3% Mar 29
Apr
23
35
Feb
16
34
Jan
5
39
May
Jan
11
26% Dec
15
25% Jan
17
29
57
May 12
91
Nov
23
77% Feb
3
91% Feb
22% Dec
29
20% Jan
6
29 %
4
109
Dec
35
Dec
27
Feb
18
105% Dec
17
16% Jan
4
327/a Dec
20
56
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
9
Jan
4
15% Dec
20
58
Dec
20
41
Mar 15
37% Jan
4
,30%
Oct
21
96
Jun
15
14% Jan
1043/4 Mar
4
25% Dec
4
19% Dec
10
65
35% Feb
23
49.% Jun 29
27% Jan
483/4 Nov
Feb
673/4 Jun
6
22 % Mar 30
56% Jan
33% Jan
Jan
;
6
8
93% Jan
3
38% May 16
45% Jun
29
43% Feb
47
29
35% Jan
21
60
Jan
20
18
41% Jun
12
71% May
28% July
30% Jun
2
48
63
Jun
22
140
Apr
4
162
Jun
16
3%%
conv
27
106
Mar 15
125
Jun
22
33/4%
conv
114y8 Dec
100% Jan
17
54% Sep
8
46% Feb
18
52% Jan
4
13% Dec
27
12% Jan
26
15% Jun
10
Jan
39% Dec
9
15% Dec
Jan
44% Jan
76
Jan
3
27
13% Jan
18
30
40
Jan
7
1
28
4% Dec
27
70
Nov
Jan
17
83
102
2
25% Jan 20
29% May 19
104% May 2
28
313/4 Dec 30
100% Jan
19
107
21% Feb 24
28 3/«
Apr 21
July 27
25
Jan
24
Mar 30
16
American
6%
Mar 25
Jun
6%
23
33% Feb
4
Hide
107
Feb
24
104% Mar 25
Jan
Dec
31
20% Mar 14
29% Jun
&
24% Mar 16
32
3.90%
30
4 % %
&
American
Natural
27% Dec
30
26% Jan
38% Apr
11
American
News
42% Dec
31
180% Nov
8% Dec
24
42% Jan
27% Jhn
•34
13
4
144% Jan
36
57
4
170
Mar 31
9
31
Oct
26
May 24
45% Dec
30
Oct
4
170
125
Jun
333/a Dec
31
29% Feb
62 3/4 Nov
17
47
10%
Jan
155
Feb
Jan
Jun
3
1
74 % Dec
6
84
Apr
137% Jan
4
145
Apr
14% Jan
12
203/4 Jan
31
1863/4 Mar
30% Apr
112% Jan
19
12% Jan
73
Jan
29% Jan
130% Jan 20
38% Mar 14
45% Dec
4
120% Mar
9
28
10
120
Apr
11% Jan
Jan
6
29
28
Jun
6
30% Jun
16
27
93% Jan
6
119% Jun
22
Dec
29
47
6
73% Jun
22
Nov
6
65
Mar
109 % Nov
24
45% Dec
23
33% Mar 30
40
104% Apr 26
39% Apr 12
110
52 % Mar 29
46
Jan
15% Nov 29
13% Jan
_For_footnotes
see
page
22.
Jun
Mar
34
2,100
106
♦28
28%
67
1,100
67
163A
17%
66
40
28aA
67
120
17 3/4
♦64%
20,500
67
373A
38%
37%
373/4
5,600
*105'%
107
107%
105'%
105%
1,200
7
6
57% Jan
28
3
29% Apr
1
%5
Anaconda
$4
28%
*20%
20%
7 %
63/4
44 3/a
45
*45
40
40
40
39%
40%
39%
393/8
1,100
66
65
65
64%
65
64%
65
2,400
26%
27
28
28
28%
27%
27%
2,300
43%
43%
45%
/
;
45
30
30%
29%
30%
93%
93%
94
59%
60%
573/4
121
49%
*165
120
*
172
120
•167
1183A
2,300
6%
423/4
12,700
42%
•
*,,
,
30
*45
„
30
18,000
30
59
*160
170
118
2,100
94%
58
120'
24,300
45%
94%
9"4p
60%
173"
119
1,400
110
39,700
2,100
50%
13%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
49%
1,500
13%
13%
13%
133/a
13%
13%
2,300
38
38
♦37%
37%
*37%
16%
38%
17%
16%
17%
163A
16%
16%
16%
18,800
13%
14%
13%
14'/»
13%
13%
13%
13%
20,500
44%
44%
44%
44%
433/4
44%
43%
44%
13,500
*65%
epenaence
66%
66
66%
65'A
65%
64
64 3/4
13%
38%
*3%
*29%
3%
4%
3%
30
38
700
2,600
32
•30
30
400
4
3%
4 ;...,•
32
♦29%
32
4
100
78%
79%
79%
79%
78
78
"
76%
78
2,000
113A
11%
113/4
11%
113A
113/4
•113A
12
700
•100%
104
*102
273/g
303/4
*104 3/a
7
303/4
♦90
38
103
*100%
273/s
273/a
27%
•100%
27
303A
31
30%
♦104%
105
*1043/8
30%
105
104
31'A
30%
92
30 3/4
♦90
38 3/«
92
373A
38%
29'A
*90
37
104
31%
31%
30'A
•37
58%
57%
58%
55'A
♦105'A
106'%
*105'A
29'A
273A
28%
56
106%
28%
'
57 3/a
106'%
13,800
92
•90
373/4
57'A
273/4
29%
28%
92
600
2,800
105
•104%
105 <
106%
♦30
27%
31%
♦263A
27%
•105%
273/4
28'A
37%
1,700
56%
10,300
10
106%
7,400
28
•30%
33 4
31%
100
31%
31%
♦30%
133/4
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
13%
400
93/4
9%
9%
9%
9 3/8
9%
9%
93/4
19,400
53%
53%
53%
533/8
54
53%
53 %
7,700
32 5%
7,600
53
32
32%
32
32 5/a
31%
31%
31%
45%
46%
44%
45%
443A
45'A
443A
45
78'A
783/4
78
78%
76
77
76
76 3A
26%
25%
26'/8.
313A
5
26 3/4
♦175
27
26
177
*
♦175
26%
177
25'A
175
•175
175
*
4,800.
1,700
37,500
10
177
7%
6,400
333A
34
33
333/4
32'A
33'A
32
32 %
7,300
♦61'A
7'A
7%
73/a
7»A
7'A
7'A
73/a
613A
61%
61%
300
51%
52%
51
513A
26,100
XI64%
165%
164%
165%
163'A
25
45%
45%
1253/4
125%
34%
35'/a
50'A
80
80
140
141
_5
*16%
100
182 3/a
25
68%
100
Works
Co
Wire &
135
25
64%
100
com—_5
series
*125
*119
.
.
1253/4
9 3/4
16%
333A
343A
50%
493A
50
80
16%
78%
78%
•77
78 3A
500
141'A
140
140'A
420
16
200
xl55/4
182 3/4
Cable
68'A
68%
68 3/a
68%
135 %
135%
1343/4
136'A
135%
136'A
380
135%
65%
58 3/4
60%
57%
583A
91,500
62%
66
120%
9%.
♦119
_
-9%
120%
\
9%
119
9%
28
•27%
27
*26%
60
*—6.25
Anderson-Prichard.
Co
Oil Corp
Mining
39
n0 par
preferred
Anderson Clayton &
106
28%
112
73
60
39%
106
21.80
393/4
__10
14
48%
49
253/a
25%
—
45,800
68%
♦26%
No par
183%
183%
68%
*27%
71
183
183%
182%
27
50
•15%
16
68%
28%
xlll
3,200
140 »/4
*26%
25
30
15,500
34%
*27%
28
300
50'/a
25
1
310
45%
33%
25
com
163%
1253/4
49%
140%
*16
183
•45
•125%
353/8
79
140%
163%
164%
453A
125%
50
loo
common
45%
125%
34%
50
100
com
45%
*45
27%
111
70 3 4
60
27'A
111%
1073/4
72%
68 3A
59
40
39%
•106
39%
108
38%
•106
39%
40
39%
47%
48%
46%
*25 %
25%
25%
15,300
70
120
93/4
9%
9%
3,500
27%
27'A
27'A
100
•26 %
27
'
28%
61
•118%
119
27
%
10,000
70 3A
68
693A
49,100
59 %
59
59
273/4
110
Hocking Glass Corp—
Andes Copper
28 3/a
20 s/8
63A
45
28%
20%
43%
94%
174
•*
7
423A
61%
121
Independence
No par
Common
'
28%
20%
7
61'A
$5 prior conv preferred
Anaconda Co
20
3
6
29%
*20 %
7%
*167
1
Preferred 5%% series
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
8
44% Jan
Water
"
28%
20%
54%
preferred
Anchor
'
CLOSED
preferred__100
Refining
Tobacco
Preferred
21
17% Jan
52% Jan
'
62%
preferred
American
10
li
23
800
34
♦105
34
105
53%
American Viscose Corp com..
5% preferred
1
Mar 24
52
12
8% Feb 23
6%
1
13
413/4 Aug 13
July 21
7%
5
22
5
46,000
62
Tobacco
American Tel & Tel Co
9% Jun
20
700
26%
129
54%
Co
American
26% Jan
Jan
Stores
2
25% May 17
4
33% Jan
July
26%
128'%
62
American Sumatra
141% May 13
66
13,500
79
53%
common
3
116% Jun
59
.41
May
27
4
1C0
73
21% Sep
94% 8ep
4
28
Co
noncumulative
American Sugar
21
Aug 13
11% Sep
17
45% Jan
Jan
6%
11
16% Dec
13
♦105'A
273/8
200
100 3/4
79
No par
preferred
American Snuff
7
142% Nov
21
16 3/4
♦63
38%
933/4
Co~No par
com
American
62% Feb
173/4
68
38%
99%
78%
100
Refg
American Steel Foundries
172% Jan
17'%
*65
38%
106
67
60%
5
18
66"% Dec
18 '/a
68'%
•28%
101
131
1,100
27
,29%
30 %
STOCK
EXCHAnof
100
12
138% Feb
67
3%
39
27
27%
26%
:__10
58% Feb
178% Dec
3% July
7%
22
8
4
28%
67
105
111
3%
♦36
65%
1
preferred
Amer Smelt &
1253/4 May 13
4
64% Jan
33s/8
105
3%
40
1,660
40
25
common
35% Apr
l
25% Feb
Apr
45% July
7%
5
25
8
Sany
1
22
July
172
149
123
44%
B—No par
13
Jun
55
121
Amer Rad & Std
11
25% Aug 30
50
16
72% Apr
13
15,700
43%
1
cl
50% Jan
Feb
733/8
6%
2
American Safety Razor
39% Jan
5,700
97%
72
'145
28%
No par
American Optical Co
Amer Potash & Chem
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
1613/4 Jun
•96%
97%
743/a
150
*20%
.20
Co
9
122
263%
131
343A
105
28%
106
5
3
44% Jan
121% Jan
3
19
com
Co
5
27
78%
28'A
34
34%
98
133'%
67
373/4
1
.
Gas
9% Jan
543/4 July
273A
105
27%
79%
133%
283/8
135
3%
♦36
103
78%
29
17-%
*66'%
1
Corp
37% Feb
40% Mar 14
100
67
1
convertible preferred
179% Jan
Sep
5
5%%
7
6
*145
3%
28%
/
50
common
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
40% Aug 17
118% Jun 22
34%
,.
Molasses Co
Motors
American
5% Jan
79%
105
,_ioo
American
Jan
3'%
105%
135
No par
Products
4
53% Mar
73%
125
79%
1
com
preferred
American Metal
17
•22% Feb
10
1
com
15
873/4 Apr
273/8 Jun
•124
28
_ioo
133/a Jan
Jan
126
103 3A
100
Fdry
57% Apr
21% Mar 14
*96'A
75%
152
28
20
preferred
9% Jun
169
■
Investment Co of 111
46% Jan
67
97'%
74%
♦146
*27%
100
com
prior preferred
11% Sep 23
143/4 May 12
50% Oct
7
39% Jan
74 5 a
28
preferred__100
28
22
*96%
97%
152
*27'%
com__I__10
Products.
7
73% Nov 23
59%
1083A
10
Leather
5
24% Dec
58%
1103/4
No par
Ice Co common
American Mach
30
Jan
603/fl
8,900
108%
No par
noncumulative
5%%
21
25
13% Jan
59%
39
No par
24% Jan
61%
120
112%
25
Cable
Jan
32%
60%
*36
Amer Metal Co Ltd
4
6
61%
2,100
118
110%
12.50
convertible preferred
American
23
20
15% May
400
36%
3
63% Feb
Jun
23%
36%
41
5
15
*23%
36%
121
111%
45% Jan
17
23%
353/4
3
No par
10% Jan
23%
108%
Amer Machine <fe Metals
Jan
12
118%
237a
36 %
*38
54
9% Nov 22
122%
5,900
7
Jan
39% Jan
3,700
26,200
20,300
6
Jun
10
17%
703/8
41% Mar 16
31
300
110
17%
36%
94% Jan
Dec
*107
17%
21,400
69%
1
Co
15% Apr
7%
54%
112%
71%
100
American International Corp
14
107% Feb
107
110
~30
170
53 5/8
112
693A
35% Apr
8
*155
55%
68,000
.
__
743A
21
Nov
165
114%
50
10'A
'
72%
89% May 25
4
93/4
*201
35%
27% Jan
94% Oct
103%
100
>86
'120%
30% Nov 23
4
11
Jan 11
*83
7,000
37%
American & Foreign Power__No
par
American Gas & Electric Co
5
American Hawaiian SS Co__
10
14
American
6
26
273/4 Dec
11
13
Jan
86
200
26%
122 3A
European
8ecur___No par
American Export Lines Inc_____40c
12% Jun
11
96% Jan
253/8
35%
50
common
&
American-Home
28
253/a
1223/4
American
14
25
20,200
__
38%
preferred series B.100
preferred series C_100
Apr
Jun
12
15
65
21%
116%
*1143%
37%
No par
American Distilling Co
American Encaustic
Tiling
6
5% Apr
1
38
Mar 30
Jun
14
100%
29
13
17% Jan
17% Jan
1
20
Jun
16
48% Apr
75% Jun
100
14
84% Jan
33/4 Jun
29
17
23% Jan
19%
62% Feb
31
32% Oct
20
19% Feb
Jan
28
7% May 17
92
Dec
38% July
15
23
42% Dec
Mar
2% Jun
*
Dec
34% Mar 10
5%%
American Crystal Sugar
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamld Co
•
29
1
21%
♦115%
21%"
115%'
74%
Corp com„2
com
Colortype Co
21
33% Jan
-•
American
29
Mar 14
4,660
38%
20
Radio Corp____l
Co
Chicle
Sep
16
25
American
7
Dec
July
200
>
3%
73 %
1
common
&
preferred
American Chain
99
93
13J
167
33/4
36%
l
7%
6
27 % Mar 14
Inc
American Can
3
23% Mar 17
Jan
*137
•162
A.
3%
*23%
50
preferred
preferred
56
11% Sep
8% Jan
r
28
Jan
3
i 26%
Theatres
5%
American Cable
148% Dec
125% Apr 21
1C5% Jun 30
31% Jan
7
57
1
convertible
119%
17%
*123
No par
ser
Co
*107
17'%
13,500
Amer Broadcasting-Paramount
21% Mar
7
Arma
17
34%
38%
50
Shoe
33%
1
Co com__
preferred 1952
Brake
4%
'
253/b Aug 12
32% Dec
6
4
27
31% May
66% Dec
Mar 25
Amer
53
114%
800
18,600
lo
new_
preferred
2nd
8
17
383/4 Nov
Jan
6%
162
57
400
»
21%
363b
74'A
loo
new
convertible preferred
American Bosch
Mar 30
Jun
18
6% July
4
5i
-
18% Jan
4
43%
84
39% Jun
106
22% Jan
11
5
6
'
20% Jun
Jan
6
12
30
10
119
*148
100
American Bakeries Co com—No
par
4%% cum conv preferred
100
American Bank Note common
10
May 31
31% Feb 23
*83
107
31%
111
23%
*96'A
20
American Airlihes common
3%% convertible preferred
110
■
2
48 % Jan
22
1
Jan
100
31
4
12
14% Jan
31
11
44% Jan
13
35% Jan
Jan
27% Mar 15
31
Jan
Dec
139% Jun
100
5
4% Jan
16 %
0
102
'
25%
2,600
613%
Amer Agricultural
Chemical__No par
-
8
31% Mar 15
22
Mar 16
98
£un
21%
1,700
4,400
35 5%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
l
Amerada Petroleum
Corp new No par
23
7
4
26%
6%
30
Jan
70% Jan
6
105% Jun
11% Jan
,
Amalgamted Leather
May 16
55%
107
119
34%
13,000
>
21%
'
*237
*114'%
17%
31
111
22%.
-
23%
100
preferred
Aluminum Co of America
Aluminium Limited
19
92
convertible
Alpha Portland Cement
6
28
i
4.08%
118
5
100
2
57%
31%i
110%-
*1143/4
170
52,600
44%
139'%
10'%
170
109
44%
115%
*<
*237
120
17%
No par
common
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3%%
convertible preferred
15
56%
45 % V
167
86
10%
73'%
31
33/4
25%
*83
175
*117.
No par
May
-
10%
*107
1
743/4 July
112% July
553/4 May 12
72% Jan 18
1
100
No par
Allied Stores Corp
4% preferred
84
10 3/a
64%
30%
*162
__
24%
*237
_
11
84
No par
Dye
25
64'/8
'
*136%
116'%
*1143%
*165
Steel Corp
&
*115%
114%
100
Industries Inc
Allied Chemical
Allied Kid Co
115%
24%
11%
",73%
73%
34'/4
22 %
1143/i
11%*
31 % C'
22
3%
213/4
400
3,700
•
65%
110%
167
33%
8,000
13'A
"
?/
132'%
*162
4
22%
No par
preferred
132%
167
115%
Independence^
1
conv
132%
21%
>
ioo
Allied Mills
9
93 % Jan
,
•
35%
3%
13%
73'A
31
*31
23'/4
34%
"
*
110'%
223/s
36
1323/4
Day
common
109%
22%
*162
5
preferred A
$4 prior preferred
cum
4
100
5%%
Allen
6
45 % Jan
103
1
preferred
$4,375
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
lo
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
233/4 May
9
39% Feb 16
51% MSir 14
July 14
10
Jun
100
called
Alleghany Ludlum
28
19
20
28
1
Jun
110% Jun
STOCK
common
Alleghany Corp
3
Mar 14
4%%
.
122
<
Inc
109
22%
35%
100
Vicksburg Ry
preferred
Aldens
20
10% Jun
pfd 1951 series
Alabama &
108
i
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining
Alco Products Inc common
7% preferred
26% Mar 30
6
7% Jan
2
Dec
9
210
80
3
18% July 28
12
Jan
13
18% Jan
3% Mar 25
21 % Dec
4
140
Jun
3% Jan
29
1143/4 Jun
2% Jan
12% Jan
'
Jun
.
155% Feb
•
138
Corp
Air Reduction Inc common
433%
109
44%
31%
Shares
-•
633/4
75
30
21
67
31%
30
Apr
66%
75
Aug 20
34
67%
32
Nov
3
13%
11% *
44%
31
Jun
13 %
11
75
89
Jan
43%
*107%
13%
44 %
'■•24% Jan
443%
109
11 %
74%
•
43%
*107%
the Week
July 8
11%
•
313/4
•
Friday
July 7
44%
1
■
Sales for
Thursday
108
10
Express Co
Adams-Minis Corp.
PRICES
13%
66 3/4
I50
Adams
4
58
SALE
July 6
1
18
20
44
HIGH
Wednesday
100
17
78% Jun
Tuesday
JulyS
July 4
44
Vending Corp
12% Feb
32% Apr 27
45% July
7
•
5
preferred
ABC
693/s Jun
18
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
-
32
YORK
EXCHANGE
3
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
27
27
107
108
39
•38
108
•106
39%
47'A
25%
38 3A
108
1,040
320
2,300
10
393A
2,800
463A
37
4,900
25%
25%
39%
800
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
12
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(120)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Previous
Range for
32% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
~8Ya
Jan
16
14
36
3
31% July
6
16% Feb
35% Apr
28
96% Mar 23
102 Va Apr
19
7
Dec 31
Jan
3
9% Feb
17
19% Mar
6% Jun
8% Oct 26
5
May 19
21
May 13
27
26
Jan
24
Mar 15
28% Feb
3
8
16% Jun
16
5
30
Jun
16
10% Nov
3
14% Apr
14
12% Jan
Jan
4
26 % Jan
18
2o% Apr
23
22
8
Nov
11
62% Feb
1
69
134% Dec
6
14
121% Jan 18
.151
111% Dec
93% Jan
6
31% Jan
4
92'% Jan
8
547% Jan
4
55
May 27
Dec
61
29% Jan
Jan
5
3
46
4
39% Dec
29
95% Jan
4
101 % Dec
10
Jan
4
43% Dec
52% Dec
2
17
16
May 26
6% Jan
29
29
Nov
23
7
37% Jan
4
4% Jan
4
.
22% Feb
Mar 21
19
Dec
49% Dec
4
8 Va
17
45%
46%
41'%
45 V a
43 "a
44%
46,700
14%
14%
1 4j/4
14", 4
lt%
14'%
28,300
31 %
31^4
30
3iHa
9,w,00
99%
9914
%9
%9
99'%
21 '/a
21%
*21'/a
21%
14%
31, a
100
*
21
31.
30 Va
100'%
.
6%
7,
7
6%
6 va
25%
25%
50
300
2,200
21',
6%
•
-■
a
6%
2 l'/a
26
25%
26
25
2o%
1,900
15%
15Tb
1 ±%
15 %
11%
14:3
38,700
16
2914
28i/4
29
28 %
28 %
28%
28",a
3,300
33
33%
32'%
9,100
34y2
34%
33
33%
34
111%
111%
110%
1x0
28 %
STOCK
EXCHANGE
C1AJ0ED
110%
63
Day
•*
148%
59'%
591/2
46
45'%
99
*97 %
"97%
1,400
145'%
4,000
59%
59 '/a
59-,4
2%u0
44
V2
41'%
145
147
59
59%
59 '/a
130
03 %
b3%
63%
145%
146V4- 147'%
146%
110%
*110
110
%
bJ
63
63
64
46
Independence
900
45 ',4
4 i '%
44va
99
18'%
98'%
*97 %..
47 v2
48'%
10.900
30,900
70
99
51 Va
51'%
49va
ox'%
4b'%
49%
39
3
Va
38%
37 Va
38%
38%
37
39 %
98'%
99'%
230
99
99%
98 %
98'%
99 Vb
98
44%
45-Js
44 V4
43'%
3,300
44'%
43%
43'%
44'%
60'%
61
58'%
2,200
15%
*13%
*13%
15
13%
60
lo'%
59
62
58'%
61'%
20
(voting)
Avco
Apr
11%
10%
1
Mfg Corp (The)
*
11%
11%
11'%
11U
*10%
<17%
Nichols
177 b
17%
17%
*17'%
6%
3
No par
500
18
13
18
20%
20'%
2,100
65,000
600
%
b%
b%
b'%
6%
47'.2
47'%
47.%
47 %
47'%
6 ;a
b-^4
0
47'%
48
*47'%
700
lp%
20%
20'%
21
20%
21 Va
21
common
$2.25 conv preferred
•
15'%
♦14%
Conv
Mar 30
64
45% Jan 13
5,700
3,0bd
15%
18
Austin
Jan
3 J Va
25%
11
14
Atlas
4
18
39%
30
30%
7
Corp—_______No par
common
No par
prior pref ($1.20t —No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
9
14% Jan
14
39'%
3 l'/a
a
31%
21
Tack
15 Va Jun
17 Va Feb
40
30'3
46%
31%
Powder—
Common
27
27
10% Jun
23
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
20
Jan
62% Jun
39',
.
11% Mar 23
Mar 24
17
15
4% Jan
3
20
48% Mar 31
47% Mar 14
14% Aug
12
Feb
1U7«<ISU
101% Apr
Atlas
10'% May 28
5
8
1
40 Va Jan
10
4
59% Mar
May 17
97% Jun
34% Jan
29
8
34 >/4
27% Jan
Mar 17
101
3
97
5
103% Oct
Mar
47% Juiy
92
40%
31%
14%
50
Preferred
50
Atlantic City Electric Co com—10
4% preferred _______—
TOO
Atlantic Coast Line RR~—No par
Atlantic Refining common
—10
Preferred $3.75 series B
100
Atlas Corp
5
1
July
5%
39%
40
100
Common
23
61'% Jun
15
58
37% July 26
13
Jun
34% Jan
1,400
6
5%
5%
5%
45
Fe—
Atchison Topeka & Santa
22
Jun
Shares
Ju.y 8
July 7
5%
tne Week
Friday
Thursday
31%
—1
100
10
—
preferred
Associates Investment Co
Sales for
PRICES
July <»
5%
40
5
5.25%
23
111% Jun
104% Feb
5%
No par
Common
6
34% July
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
30
4
18% Jan
22
9
14
Juiy 5
5
_____10
Armour & Co of Illinois com
5
Armstrong Cork Co commoa...—I
$3.75 preferred
No par
Arnold Constable Corp.
5
Artloom Carpet Co Inc__
No par
Arvln
Industries IncT_,._——2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining Co1
2nd preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated Dry Goods Corp—
10
3
6
July
Inc
Products Co
W
Argo Oil Corp
Armco
Steel Corp—-
5
467b July
13% Jan
P
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Juiy 4
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
May 12
24 % May
102% Dec
22
A
3
437/a Feb
30
6
13
»3'%Jan
6% Jan
16
39% Jun
31
14% Dec
30
Apr
4% May 19
6'% Dec 31
46% Dec 7
26'% Dec 22
11
2T/s Feb
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Range since Jan.
1954
Year
AND
LOW
STOCKS
B
8
lis
18
Jan
66
T
75 % Dec
30
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
11% Jan
6
26% Jan
8
31% July 26
30% Jan
10
107
Jail
7
113% Dec
98
Jan
7
107
42% Jan
Nov
9
26
24% Mar 30
99
Jun
May 18
113% May
Mar 31
109
105
14
18% Jan
11
29
35% Jan
18
50% Jun
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
69 Va Jun
8
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
43
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
4
95
68
40% Dec
43% Jan
4
Dec
30
11% July
1
17% Sep
30
15 Va Jan
5
5
40% Oct
1
38% Mar
3
64
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
8
50% Jan
4
143% Dec
9
133
6
107% Dec
2
103% Jun
13% May
3
25
6
90% Nov 22
Jan
81
Dec
5
Barker
Brothers
0
Jun
8
Beatrice Foods
Jun
22 Va
3%%
conv
2
4%%
preferred
31% July
Mar 14
Jan
4
26
Dec
21
22% Jan
8
29% Feb
17
41
Dec
29
40
Jan
3
44% Jan
35% Sep
28
Mar 21
10 % Apr
14
14% Oct
10
25
90% Jan
4
27
22
Jan
30% Jan
17
3/4 May 18
1% Dec
23
1
27
32% Dec
29
30
Jan
Apr
l%Jan
Best
Blaw-Knox
4
48% Dec
111% Dec
31
101% Jan
8
151
July
5
168% Nov 29
161% Feb
9
170
Apr
6
30
14% Dec
29
13 y8 Jan
7
16'/a Jun
28
65% Apr
80% Oct
27
31% Apr
22
50% Dac
29
Jan
74
48% Jan
18
9
17% Jan
12
29% Dec
3
24 % Jun
29
31
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
26% Jan
23
33% Jun
22% Feb
3
32% Dec
30
28% Mar 15
9% May
38
(E
Bliss
&
Co
24% Apr
8
20% Mar 15
27% Jun
31
27% Jun
7
39% Jan
Bon
17% Dec
31
13% Jun
27
18
Dec
29
15% Mar 14
12% Jan
11
9% Jan
6% Jan
4
13 % Jan
4
July 29
57% Mar 17
74% Sep
3
62 % Jan
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
12
99
Dec
17
9b
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
20
Bond
22
66% May
6
3
7
59% May
(The)
5% May
3
20'A May 11
25% Jan 11
18
9
14% Jan
3
14
28 Va Jan
3
50
17
6
11
29% Mar 14
Dec
10
14
44% Dec
21
38
19% Jan
95 %
26
67
4
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
22
25
Oct
34% Dec
100
July 20
12 Va Jan
60
11
28'A Jan
6
33%>Aug
2
14% Dec
29
83
23
15
22% Dec
30
12
36 y8 Dec
21
33
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
74
6
85
Jan
28
Dec
13
0
preferred
Roller Bearing
Brown
6
20
40
Jan
&
Brown
Shoe
93Va Jun 28
$5
(The)
27
Mar 14
29% Jan 11
Buffalo
51% Aug
16
30 Va
May 24
.47% Feb 21
Bullard
57 '% Aug
20
50% Jan
17% Dec
29
16
3
7 J va Jun
4
.
11% Feb
8
11% Jan
4
79'% Jan
14
7% Jan
4
15% Jun
29
98
July
16% Jau
Mar 15
5
84% Feb
73 '% Jan
76% Jan
3
22% Jan
0
16'A Dec 29
15
25
23
Dec
16
93% Oct
4
10% Apr
26% Sep
Jan
80
12
9% Jan
5
16
24 Va Jan
18
2
107Nov
1
5
29% Dec
10
99% Jan 23
26% Jan
6
36'% Dec
31
33% Jan
Jun
8
22
92
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
19% July
g
3
7
92% Mar
Mar 18
91% Jan
6
<19% Feb
18
14
25% Nov 12
72 y2 July
3
78% Dec
8
15'% Jan
Oct
13
77% Aug 11
8
74% Nov
88
28'%
11%
14'%
27
25%
26-4
25'%
28'4
28%
26
41'%
39'%
40
39
39'%
101
*99
54 '2
51%
54%
51'%
517 b
20'a
20
4
20 %
8,000
20%
20%
20'%
1!%
27,000
1V'4
l'/h
1%
l'/a
1'%
1'%
1%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
55
53
54%
x54
30'A Jun
100
12
Mar
1
27
7
Terminal
Butler
Bros
4%%
Feb
8
Butte
3
Byers Co
,
36 y4 May
4
7%
80'%
15%
.
15'%
Jan
1% Jan
3% Dec
7% Jan
12
Dec
31
2% May 17
23
10% Jan
7'% July
88% Dec 30
20'% Jan
4
42'/a
28% Dec
3
12 Va
15'% Dec
31
Aug 20
90'% Jan
6
7
Dec"l3
38% Mar
26
Jan
14% Jan
45
3% Jun
6
15% Mar
*79'%
80'%
*79'%
80'%
73'%
71'%
71'%
70'%
72
73'%
25 Vb
25%
25%
9,400
26
25'%
25%
29
29%
28%
29 Vb
10,400
34%
*33'%
30%
29%
34%
500
34%
34%
34%
56'%
57 7 b
57 3,4
57,200
57%
59%
56%
61
25'%
8,200
25
25'%
25'%
24%
25'%
25
30
307%
30
29'%
30
30
29
14'%
14 %
14%
14
14'%
*14'%
13%
18'%
18 Va
18%
18:a
13'%
34'%
7
11% Apr
18'%
10%
10%
65%
65 3
4
65'%
66
65
65
43 3
a
41%
43
42 %
42
44
100
99
*98'%
*98
3
6
44'%
99
100
100
6
99'% May 13
91'% Jan
17
60
57% ^an
25% Jan
13
16%
98
.July
64% Feb
4
3,400
5,400
24
23'%
22%
23%
22%
22%
24 %
47%
48.'%
48%
47 Vb
48'%
48
49'%
4,500
37
36 3%
36%
3T
3o%
36'%
16%
16'%
16%
14,200
16%
16%
16'%
42'%
42 7%
41%
42
54%
'51'%
54 Vb
900
54'%
21'%'
21%
21'/a
21%
9,000
82%
82%
80'%
82
31%
317%
31 »/4
43%
54'%
21%
22'%
82%
,82-/8
8i
32 %
:
,
.31%
32%
*97
98%
,,34
34'%
98%
*97
34
34'%
i
15 Va
94%
35%
21%
.
'.'8
94'%
*94
24%
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35%
21 '/a
92%
92%
28%
28%
35»/2
35%
35%
35%
72
71%
72%
19'%
18'%
19 Va
*87
881%
87
88
*75
80
,.69%
181/4
15
—5
33%
18'/a
18
18%
29%
29 Va
29%
99'%
99»2
10'%
10%
*99
10%
*271/2
100
33%
1
,
...
99%
10%
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27%
27%
28
100
100
100
34%
34
4,800
95 ;
95
21'/a
24'%
35%
35%
3,600
5,800
20'%
20%
32,100
*92%
93'%
4
36'%
21'%
93
28'a
28
34 3%
35%
34
70
...
6
7'
Canada .Southern Rv Co
5
27% July
10
21% Jan
30% Jun
4
33
Dec
29
44% Jan
28 V4 Mar 14
35% Jun
16
Canadian Pacific Ry
4
61
July 23
53% May 27
59
21
Cannon
footnotes
see
pqgp
22.
7%
71
67%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Mills
42 V4
3%
13
V 8 Vb
42
18',4
18%
85'%*
87
*75
80
88
88%
32%
33%
44%
90
83
88%
960
32'%
33%
17,100
*17»/2
18
28
29
28
100
100
*100
18
28 Va
*
400
4,800
100'%
110
3,200
10'%
10%
10'b
10 Va
27'%
27'%
*27'%
27%
*100'%
100%
200
32'%
3,000
100
100
32%
33%
32
44%,
45
44
12%
12%
12'%
•7%
37%
37'%
16'/a
16'%
16
97%
8
r
700
7'%
3'%
127a
8
44%
7.200
3'%
3'%
35,100
12%
12%
9,800
7%
7%
8,300
39%
9.600
37%
2,800
9,600
39%
39'%
39 Tb
39'%
38
37%
377a
37%
16
16'%
15%
16'%
16'%
98
98
97 Vb
97'%
98
60
60
60
60
1,100
*59'%
*59'%
60
29'%
30
*29%
30
No par
34%
35'%
34%
35'%
25
55%
55%
55'%
56
No par
75,500
80
*75
*17
3 Va
39%
97'%
i
60
1G0
69
18%
3%
40
97
7,700
5,700
88
3'%
37%
•
1,400
34%
.
*87
18'%
400
28'%
...
39%
1.80
W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65'%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
9
3%
12%
Campbell
11
Feb
5
400
94
24'%
28
"
'
15%
93
88
33 Va
29%
1
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
'
88
33%
18 Va
—100
No par
preferred
100
-10
88
88
33%
4,000
15%
35 3
80
I
33%
16 Va
20'%
28%
*75
33%
15%
93
27%
20
34%
24
21%
93
900
10,600
98'%
*97
98'%
..94
36%
21%
;
4,700
31%
31%
3,300
34
25%
25
,
98'%
16'%
15%
15%
94 %
24%
5
Co
42%
"541%
22%
82 Va
i
17%
16%
55
•<
22
common
participating
*36%
44'%
43 V2
*541/4
1
62'%. Jan
9
160
57'%
57 3
58'%
57%
58 %
58 Vb
58%
100
z_100
—5
Co
22 % Jan
Nov 30
1,000
3,300
14,000
36%
;
Calumet & Hecla Inc
Apr 13
6,000
48%
California Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead
44% Apr
4
38% May 19
230
:
11
107 a
10%
11
11
65
98%
7
11
460
18%
43%
Byron
3
1,400
30%
x57
2
30
4,800
25%
41
July
-
73
c
32
500
15%
80'%
*73'%
10%
_100
Copper & Zinc
Jackson
167'%
15%
65
1
common
(A M)
167'%
169
16 '%
18'%
5
Inc
preferred
86% Feb
103% Jan
1
169
151
168%
15%
13%
10
Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush
4.800
53,100
147
-1
Co—
preferred
second preference
4'%%
53
148
168%
1487b
169
No par
Co
3'%%
52
146
29
5
preferred
4%
52%
150'%
16%
146%
600
52%
146'%
5
Burlington Industries Inc com
>
17,600
53%
25
No par
Co
Forge
2,100
101
60'/a
—15
Co common—
Watch
Bulova
*99
101
*99
3,100
54
No par
1
Inc
Co
40'%
42
101
6,500
15,300
2J%
100
preferred
11
80% Feb
28'%
14'%
71
Co common——5
Bigelow
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
24
11
28%
14 %
___2.50
Inc
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
13
22 % Apr 20
25% Jan
10% Jan
2o 'A
14'8
preferred
4%%
25% Feb
Mar 12
28%
14%
150
25'%
_100
5
Co
preferred
Brooxlyn Union Gas
8
July
Airways
37% Mar 24
30
43 '/a
28%
14%
17,200
23%
3%%
31% Feb 23
Mar 14
85% Jan
,
23
95
20% Jan
Jan
*43 Va
29%
*79'%
—50
Briggs,.Manufacturing Co___
3.50
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
2.50
1
34% May
Jan
11% Jan
July
100% Apr 25
86% Feb 16
17% May 17
14 Va Jan
62
•43%
44
43
—25
Bridgeport Brass
4
83% Jun
32 '% Jan
July 28
5
24% Jan
6
97% Feb
4
13
5%
Braniff
55
May 10
29
27%
43
100
18% Mar 28
13
56% Jan
Mar 11
28
43%
RR—
Common
Bower
50
91
*89
267 b
16%
100
Co
Maine
46 Va Mar
Mar 14
19
Jan
&
May 31
38'/a May
0
Jan
53% Jun
38
Edison
24 y4 May 27
32% July 27
% Jan
Boston
13
Dec
32% Dec
23 % Jan
%
190
21,200
30
29'%
30'%
90
15
5
.
preferred
%j%>
Boston
53 y* Jan
—.__
Borg-Warner Corp common
29
July
105%
103%
2 J
31
25'%
—1
Inc__
18
100
147
106'%
8,1
No par
Borden
.48'% Apr
106%
30 %
*137
*105
25
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc_—1.25
Mar 23
106%
1x7
34%
11% Jun
Co
1,800
55
55%
54%
*13/
89
_No par
Stores
55
55%
150
24'%
5
Brass Corp
&
Ami Co class A—
Class B
Jan
19% Jun
17
2,100
X30 Va
14
34% Jan
93% Jan
6
Co
Bohn Aluminum
35% Dec
5,100
16'%
89
2.50
———5
Inc
Airplane
75
1
49'%
lO'/b
31%
167'%
1
——
Laughlin
Boeing
88'A Mar
W)
47'%
16Ta
20'4
Day
(Delaware)—_—10
Co
5
Jan
8
Bliss
14
34% July
54% May 18
29
Dec
Mar
26
May
17% Nov
23
6
47%
16%
24%
7%
36% Feb
42
46'%
34%
Bethlehem
19
41
55%
*140
107
60
41
41
42
48%
17
17%
50
52%
Independence
Steel (Del) coin__No par
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Dell com 5
4%% pfd series of 1951100
Black & Decker Mfg Co__—
1
Jan
18%
89
CLOSED
1
1
4
50
va
19%
STOCK
——4
Co
6
July
30% Jan
4,100
59
18%
2
EXCHANGE
5
.__
Finance
Best Foods
144% Jan
5,200
18%
58",4
191%
5a
Vb
d
47 "2
55%
41%
Co___——
&
58%
*41
148
*99
Consol Mining Co___l peso
1
Benguet
1,200
91
58 Va
27%
73% July
7
Jan
3
14
5b va
41'%
91
-
—100
preferred
Beneficial
41
93'%
14%
Co
Bendix Aviation
7
14
35'A Jun
22
Mar 14
43
3
4'%%
18
22% Feb
19% Mar 15
24
15
Apr
59% Mar
May 12
48
18
101
3
96'% Mar
Nov 17
100
18
25
Feb
42 '% Apr
6
31
aaii
41%
93 '%
28%
RR
Packing
Beech-Nut
38
Dec
Creek
Beech
6
17 7a
13% May 12
31% Dec
25
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
34% May
40'%
94%
;<•
43 '/a
1
—50
10
Belding-Heminway
1
Bell Aircraft Corp
1
Bell & Howell Co common—____10
24
1
97/e Jan
43
19-,a
49
*87
Beech Aircraft Corp
2
Jun
28% Dec
32
66%
42'%
24'%
2.50
_100
pfd
4%%>
(A S)
Shoe
Beck
3,100
66'%
65%
*93
42
30%
10
57,600
60'%
19
106%
—-100
—
Inc
Mills
Beaunit
5
Mar 18
96
11
prior
29
107Va May
100'%
46%
o
17
150
110
48%
5d%
*140
13,200
109'%
100'%
66'%
92
55%
12.50
preferred-—100
Co common
33%
110%
101
110%
65%
43
19
41,400
V4
46'%
66%
48'/4
11
49%
48%
.49%
*41
Corp__
11,700
97
32%
33'%
33
300
7'%
96
13%
14 Va
13%
47 ',a
59 Va
10
common
Works
Iron
Bath
*7'%
'
100'%
98_
*100%
*100%, 101
101
92
preferred
4'%%
29
33 %
110%
66'/2
—10
Corp
33'%
110%
41%
50
—10
Bayuk Cigars Inc—______—No par
ApX
147
13
85
31
Qil
57
6
Jan 24
Jan
Barber
33%
49 '/a
17% Apr
6
55% Dec
99 V* Jan
13
4z
3
4
'4
107
27
,6
72
1091%
*100 %
Aroostook common——50
Convertible 5% preferred
100
72% Mar 29
4
9 % Jan
40% Jan
20% Jan
4%
Jun
19% July
_
Bangor &
5
it
it
33 Va
100
noncumulative preferred—100
66% Jan
56% May 12
24% May
Jul/
X«'%
71%
101%
1091/2
Baltimore
13
4
16% Jan
v.
7%
7 V'a
7'%
97%
7%
101
Xit </4
-100
100
preferred series B
preferred series C_
& Ohio common
4%
12
39% Jan
95'/4
Wilcox Co
&
4'%%
5
Jan
7%
1
Inc
T)
(The)-No par
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.—__x3
buiumore Gas & Else Co—No par
Babcock
Mai z*
35
(B
Babbitt
10
8% Feb
6% Mar 14
220
100
♦29'%
30
29%
29%
34 Va
35
34 Va
34'%
55,100
•55 Va
56'%
900
*55'%
56'%
Volume
182
Number 5445
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(121)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
8% Jan
28
Jan
17'A Jan
107
Jan
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
4
2 7'/a Dec
29
22% Jan
401/4 Apr
30% Nov
12
30% Mar 14
5
126
Dec
17
31
27% Jan
112
Jan
20'% Oct
22
25% Dec
30
23
40 J/2 Jan
5
63 % Dec
31
55% Jan
46% Jan
4
62 J/4 Apr
13
54
Jun
51
13
Jan
13% May
113
Jan
7
20% Nov
22
3
19% Dec
29
4
129% Feb
26
Mar
101% Jun
4
16% Apr
28
4
37% Jun
37
Airlines
Carborundum
36% Apr
6
117% Jun
29
Carolina
26% Jan
3
Carolina
70
6
7
July
1
23% July
7
19% Jan
3
20% Mar 15
115% Mar 16
8
105% May
26% Jan
129
Jun
7%
6
Preferred
3
7%
66% May
4
81% Dec
30
77% Jan
16
Jan
4
30% Dec
31
27
Jan
27
34% Jun
22|
Celotex
15% Jan
11
19% Dec
21
18% Jan
2«
19% Apr
27
5%
18
Oct
4% Jan
28
21% Mar 12
Jan
20
82% May 18
6
3
22
4
8% Dec
7% Jan
6
23% Mar 25
40% Dec
28
37% Jan
18
54% Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79% Jan
3
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
7
4
15% Dec
27
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
30
108
Dec
8
24
25% Dec
28
21
19% Jan
8
15% Mar 15
15% Jan
26
4
25% Dec
28
23% Jan
6
31% Dec
10% Feb
26
6% May 27
20% Jan
4
21
Jun
-•
Jan
10% Apr
32%
33
33%
33%
33
30J/2
30'/a
30'%
30
30
29%
29%
3,000
1
*116%
117%
116%
*116%
117%
20
4
24%
4,400
1
30'A
116%
x24'/4
24%
23%
24%
24
24%
24'%
681/4
681/4
69
70
68%
70
68
56
56%
57'%
54%
57%
54%
55%
52
52
52%
51%
52
51%
52
1,110
58
54'%
55
*53%
55
*53%
55
20
50
*55
1
22
22
22'%
22
22%
17%
16%
124%
124'%
124'%
124%
124 '/a
125
10
55%
56%
56'%
*■
55%
56'/2
54%
*103%
1051/2
*103%
105%
103%
103%
*103%
common
»■—Z_100
100
STOCK
EXCHANGE
24%
CLOSED
127
common
No par
20
Foundry
Sugar
Co
17
24%
25'A
128
25%
*127
81%
Independence
57
82
23%
128
82
81%
127
24%
80%
33'/a
33%
33%
32%
33%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
21%
5
33%
211/4
21%
21'%
21%
21%
•
1
9 %
9%
9 %
9%
9'%
9%
Central
of Georgia Ry
No par
preferred series B_____ioo
63%
63%
62'%
63'%
61%
*88%
89'%
90
*89%
26
I71/4'
21
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No
par
Central Illinois Light com
No
17 '/a
Jun
par
52%
52J%
100
109%
109'%
Mar 11
4%%
28% May
Mar 15
36% Jun
18
36% Feb
11
13% Jan
19
20
10% Nov 29
8% Jan
6
Apr
14% July
37% Mar 14
50 % Apr
.
Public Service
Central
of
1
29% Jan
preferred
Central Illinois
5
36% May 26
Mar 14
Co
RR
Co
N
J
6
28
34%:
*34
*34%
34%
*34 J/4
Century Ribbon Mills
12
Cerro
de
Sugar
*110
*34
—1_5
West Corp
Violeta
52'%
__lo
50
South
Central
Xl7
A—50
class
Class B
Central &
4
90
v
35
Co..—9.50
28 %
28'%
35
35'%
*14%
*14%
14'%
17%
17
*54%
110'%
110%
11,700
{
100
56
i
105'/2
24
160
81%
33
7,900
21%
1,400
/,
100
9%
9%
5,600
60%
61%
2,000
90%
,
90 %
500
17%
8,400
5
52
1,100
5
16%
55
*51
110%
110%
110%
28'/a
2,800
28'%
28
28%
2 8 Vb
34%
*34
34%
*33'%
34%
*34
34%
33%
33 %
100
351%
34%
35'%
34%
35 Va
*141/8
14%
14%
14%
100
4
28% Dec
31
23 % Mar 14
29% Jun
15
4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14% '
14%
14%
47
47'%
46'%
47%
45%
47
44 %
46%
Dec
14
43% Jan
7
52% Jun
22
1
28%
29
28%
29'%
28%
28%
28 Va
28 %
51 %
51
51
*50%
51%
51%
200
Chain Belt Co
Apr
5
62
July
6
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
Jan
6
68
Feb
16
Chance
6% May 17
9 % Feb
25
Checker
Mar 14
52% Jan
3
Jan
11
60
Nov 22
50
98% Jan
5
108
Mar 17
105
38% Aug 11
30
22
May 12
47/e Feb
2
8'/a Dec
30
25% Jan
53 J/2 Dec
31
43
33 % Jan
46 '/a Dec
31
42'/2Jan
6
54% Jun
94% Dec
9
93'A Jan
17
99
Jan
Jun
247/a Dec
30
21% Jan
18
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
18
21 J/4 Mar 14
26
18 % Jan
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
33% Jan
44% Mar
27 % Jan
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
42% Mar 11
12 J/4 Mar
19% Dec
31
16 J/8 Jan
21
23
57/8 Jan
13% Dec
31
12
10
Jan
18
Jan
10 J/4 Jan
6
19'/a Apr
157/e Jan
6
29% Jun
*51
16
17% Dec
Dec
31
31
21
Feb
5
35
56'A Feb
1
72% Dec
207/8 Feb
18
Aug
97 J/2 Jan
4
105% Oct
Jan
12
84 'A Aug
28% Jan
11
49
9'/8 Jan
May 25
15% May
21%
22'%
21%
21%
21%
21%
41'%
A X40 %
40'%
39'%
40'%
*39%
40%
*42%
43
42%
42%
42'%
42'%
1,500
20%
20
20%
*19%
19%
2,600
17 V4
25%
22,800
65%
11,900
Chic
No par
19%
19%
19%
19%
18%
19%
18%
19
9,900
100
40%
41
40%
41'%
39%
40%
39%
40'%
6,800
5
44%
46'A
46%
47
45%
47
45%
46'%
7,900
&
5%
$3
convertible
22
5%
29
58
12
59'% Jan
18
Nov
23
43
5
17% Dec
14
98% July 22
27 'A Jan
4
104% Sep
22
101% Anr
37% Dec
3
21% Dec
3
Chickasha
Childs
com
com
preference
Chile
8
28% July
6
104% May
9
4%
par
10
*16%
Feb
75
18
15
74
Jan
4
Jan
27
33 J/4 Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
101
17'A
100
5%
5%
5%
5%
9,500
181/4
18'%
18 'A
18%
1,300
25
51
51
52
49
50
80%
81%
85%
84%
86'%
Co
Gas
No par
100
Milling Machine Co—.10
1
11
105'% Jun
17
30% Jun
2
40 J/2 Feb
15
City Products Corp
197/e Jan
27
24% Jun
22
26
City Stores Co common....
5
4'%% convertible preferred—100
94
Jan
53
Jan
6
Feb
14
198
Jun
92
Jan
17
100% Jun
24
93
Dec
27
110% Dec
28
33 J/4 May
107
Jan
5
70 J/8 Jun
2
72% July
37% July
31
108'A Mar 30
75 J/2
Sep
40% Aug 13
44
Mar
18
24% Dec
29
20% Mar 14
56
July
9
27
4
37
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
24
Feb
24
427% Dec
31
2 % May
4
32% Mar 25
3% Aug 30
43
Dec
22
12
142
Oct
6
Jan
6
104
Dec
22
107% Oct
18
132% Jan
89
125% Mar 17
Dec
10
38% Jan
7
Apr 13
63J/2 Nov 22
86% Jan
4
95% Sep
12% Jan
20
869
976
16
15% Mar 24
20% July 28
24 J/2 Dec 31
40% Sep
23
8
Clark
C C
5%
$4.50
Cleveland
42% Feb
9
45% May 12
25% Feb
80% May
Special
2
Climax
Molybdenum
7
Clopay
9
Cluett Peabody
148 % Mar 14
Feb
112
111% Jan
139'A July
990
w
14
.
990
Apr
507/8 May
90
Clinton
10
Apr
Jan.
48% Jun
July
31
45
52
7/s Dec
31
49% Jan
27
63
Mar 29
61
Dec
31
59
Jan
6
75
May 27
45
Apr
30
58% Nov 30
6
13
56
Jan
17
Jun
21
32
Apr
21
26% Jun
23
31
Apr
22
4%
12% Jan
4
16 J/2 Dec
23
15% Mar 14
17% Feb
12
341/2 Dec
31
29
May 27
39 J/4 Jan
31
Feb
17
77
May" 27
85'A Feb
4
53'/4 Dec
22
45 % Mar 22
52% Jun
17
31% July 15
28 J/4 Mar 15
Jan
14
61% Dec
8
54'/2 Jan
6
79% Mar 24
Combustion
12
53% Nov
24
46 % Feb
25
57% Jun
16
151/4 May 11
4
36% Jan
22% Dec
30
19J/2 Jan
6
26% Feb
9
38'/a Mar 14
47% Jan
20
8% Jan
11
8
8% Dec
13
23% Jan
27
20% Jan
23% Jan 26
8 i/s Jun
3
181/4 May 12
21 % Mar 14
24% Jan
12
30% Dec
0
27'/2 Feb
7
7% Jan
4
34'/2 July
23
12% Jan
10
18% Jun
16
4
45 '/a Jan
6
51% Feb
14
107'A Apr
26
47% Aug
3
110'/e Dec 30
4
26% Dec 27
5
Jan
12% Jan
4
Dec
6
12% Feb
11
22 J/8 Oct
20
333,4 Dec
14
36% Dec
8
17
108
Jan
5
111 1/4 July
23% Jan
5
44'% Jan
15% Jan
7
Jan
6
18
33
Mar 11
1
36'% Jan
3
21% Feb
4
33
7
121/4 Feb 21
7
Apr
6
38% Jan
8
105% Jan
5
106% Jun
7
9% Dec
49% Aug
113
28
5
Nov
24
109% Feb
1
Jan
7% May 10
1
46'% Jun
108
Jan
107'A Mar
11
3
Maris
11
Jan
50% Mar
112
.
Mar
109% Jun
27
7
7
90 J/2 Jan
54'% Jan
96
Jan
4
4
21
68% Nov 23
105
Sep
22
61
Jan
101'/2 Mar
6
7
30% Dec
30
271% Jan
6
105% Dec
31
100'/2 Jan
13
79% Nov '24
106% Dec 27
72% Jan
100% July
25
8
pfd
100
2nd
80
July
7
105J/2.Jan
10
39% Jun
24
109
85
July
5
Jun
17
1041/4 Jun
1
43%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
21%
22
71%
72%
70%
71%
68
'/a
69%
68%
69%
21,500
39%
40'a
39%
39%
39%
39'%
21,800
39
40 "4
21%
3'A
3 '/a
42
42 %
40
76
150
9,700
135%
135 %
1391/4
139%
141%
*1.000
1,160
*1,000
1,160
54%
54%
54%
91
91
91
*90 J/2
52%
53%
91
91%
280
19%
20%
20
20%
8,100
20%
21 %
20%
27%
28
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
40,300
48
48
47%,
48
47»/2
47 %
900
54%
56%
56%
56%
55
55'%
380
72
70
70
70
70
70
64%
20
48%
*48
57
""
57
*70
72
*70
*63%
64%
64%
28 'A
28%
28%
27
28%
27
27%
28
27%
28 Va
27 Va
28'A
26%
27
16%
16%
16
30%
31%
16 %
16%
163/a
16%
32'/a
31 %
31%
30%
31%
26'/a
*26%
26
*24%
25%
81
*81
81%
81'A
81'A
81'A
81'A
120
50 7
49'A
50
49
501/2
4,500
31'4
31%
3,100
*80%
49%
50'A
a
31%
31%
31%
69%
69
71 %
54%
62 %
53%
21%
22%
21%
21%
42%
42%
42 %
42'/8
42%
8'A
8'A
8 3%
8%
8%
8 '/a
'A
1,300
19%
19 "a
19%
7.200
23%
23'a
231/8
6,100
54 7
22'A
25
par
a
22%
42%
8'A
19'A
20 %
19%
19%
19'A
No par
23%
24
23%
23%
23
*
33%
341/2
34'A
70
52%
'21
42 %
"
34%
34 %
.
34'A
18'A
18
18'/4
17%
49
48%
49 'A
48%
49%
No par
1
Xl09%
109%
109%
38'A
38%
110%
109 "2
39%
38 7a
110 Va 1
39 '/a
18
34%
9,600
71
53 %
7,300
21%
15,300
42%
8
34%
9,600
1,100
17%
17%
19,300
48%
49%
10,800
110
37%
110
38%
1,300
5,700
2,700
16'A
16
16%
16'A
16 %
16
16 Vb
20%
21
21%
22
21%
22
21%
22 J/4
2,900
5
34%
34%
34%
34
34%
34'a
34%
12,400
10
33%
.100
Corp.
29V2
29%
30%
*29
11
11
11%
11
1.33%
pfd
Stores
J/2
69
69
54'A
39
25
31'A
31%
68
1
Corp
*25
54
31'A
1
10
32,600
2,400
32%
5
Inc
15,700
9,800
%
16'A
17%
Inc
1
10c
No par
.No par
No par
America—
16
8
3/8
47%
110
*107%
*29
11%
8%
834
100
.No par
Inc commoh
.20
No par
77
*102%
38
8%
*100
*29
30%
100
11 Vb
1114
11 J/4
1,300
8%
8%
8%
3.500
47%
48
10,600
47%
47%
4734
110%
111
110%
110%
110
110%
710
*107%
108
*107 %
108
107%
107%
350
108
78
781/2
*102%
104
38%
109'
1
37%
108
47%
81%
102
81
80
104
*102 %
37%
38
37-%
37%
108
*100
81%
102
76
79%
*102%
79%
104
*107
'
81
30
47%
'
108
8%
110%
1
10
—
*63%
*63%
27%
Co
—
6,200
54%
92
53
21
*25%
Ind
150
13,600
1,160
*1,000
54%
91
1,160
3 %
3%
42'b
N Y com—No par
preferred
$3.75 preferred
43%
48%
of
Can
43%
Corp—5
preferred
preferred
Continental
*43%
*43
*27%
100
Continental Baking Co com.—No par
$5 50
60
43'%
*74%
System—
Consolidated Textile Co Inc__
Corp
4,300
43%
65
Consumers Power Co com
Common
preferred
103%
44 %
49%
Cuba 6%
4%
1,800
76
preferred.No par
Co——.
No par
Consolidated Retail
$4.52
260
72%
*74'A
65
pfd
Consolidated Natural Gas
1
*99 J/4
103%
110 J/2
215
74%
issued"
Electronics
Container
42% Jan
101J/4 May 25
20% Jan
4
50
com.—100
preferred
$4.50
*193
74 %
*1,000
10
com—
Coppermines
4
*99'A
10
of
72'%
72
215
75%
133%
Solvents
of
*193
103%
*109
no
71%
72
'A) 109'A
3%
Corp
RR
*107
111
215
*74'A
109
42'/a
Cigar Corp
Consol
*991/4
3%
Laundries Corp
10
*193
*108%
No par
Corp
Foods
26
71%
71'%
215
135
Consolidated
30
71%
136
Consolidated
Jan
*109
112
111
*193
No par
17
11 '/a Dec
4,700
3,000
11
25
23
107
18% Feb
3
22%
*103
27% Feb
4
22%
107
Consol
5% Jan
22%
*103
24
17'A Nov
23%
107
Consolidated
$5
22%
*104
Engineering
Consol Edison
23%
107
Consolidated
,,
23%
*105
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
5
13% Dec
407/e Jan
2,500
5,400
Carbon
Mills
31%
42%
Conde Nast Publishing Co—No
Cone
31%
3%
Commonwealth Edison Co.—
11
31%
42%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
25'% May 26
31%
3 '/a
$4.25 cumulative
.
32
42%
Commercial~Credit
48% Dec
.
31%
140%
"when
34% Jan
4
.
32'A
36%
1
8,000
50
105
109'%
Columbia Gas System Inc.—No par
Pictures common...
5
11
Jan
*103%
31%
2.50
26% Jan
6
105
—2.50
4
19'A Oct 29
17% May
5
*103%
42
Southern Ry
Commercial
105
36%
Columbia
20
*103%
105
*140
Co
11
31% Jun
15%
2nd preferred.100
68'% Jan
44
52
15
140
Broadcasting
Columbian
51%
15
140
noncumulative
Common
53
14%
1
(The)
41% Jan
89
51'A
15
No par
Class A —!
Class B
23
19% Jan
53%
14%-
109'%
preferred series B_._
Columbia
52 %
15
37%
.
noncumulative 1st
4%
67 J/2 May 27
27
5J/2%
'Colorado &
53%
147%
140
Internat'l
46% Dec
46'A
52%
Day
*138 %
Coca-Cola
Jan
19,500
47'%
Independence
140
18
Mar 22
15,300
46%
47
140
Co
5
47
100
Coca-Cola
20
46%
109%
$3.50 preferred
No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com.._No par
28
"
36%
Colgate-Palmolive
21% Jun
4,200
*108:,4
4
Mar 14
140
67'/a
46 %
105
8,500
100 %
b6%
37%
3
17 J/4 Jan
28%
100%
68%
'
109%
627/8 Jan
21
47
28
28%
100%
681/4
-
371/4
95 J/2 Mar
.
Jan
193,700
100%
8
3 7'A
...
—
& Co com
preferred
cumulative
4%
69 3/4
100 7
103%
No par
Inc..
Corp
7
50
1
•
7%
Foods
68%
36%
1
_
28
28 'A
100'%
703%
*991/4
gtd__—50
stock—50
4%
28
28%
100%
15
new
No par
guaranteed
Apr
100 J/2 Mar
com
Corporation
47% Feb
60
100
preferred
RR 7%
Clevite
45 J/2 Jan
4
20
100
Ilium
Pitts
39% Mar 14
133J/2 Jan
;
14
41
29
&
*50
4'A. 83
83%
69%
100
Ry Co com
preferred
347/8 May
4
2'/a Jan 17
4
5
Co_—__
Louis
Elec
52
27%
CLOSED
No par
noncumulative
4
75% Apr
4
St
Cleveland
6
4
Jan
&
4
Jan
73
10
__
Equipment
C
81'%
*100%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
..No par
preferred
Jan
111
Corp.._
Cities Service Co....
City Investing Co common
21
Jun
113
I T Financial
*50
Electric-
&
3
191
*16%
5%
18%
15
3
17'A
5%
18%
17% Jan
27
800
16%
50% Feb
Mar 15
10,600
12%
5%
19
55% Jun
Dec
91%
12 %
17
Mar 14
57% Dec
210
100
89%
12%
5%
preferred
5J/2%
140
92
12%
*16%
16%
•
18%
Mar 24
C
*120
140
89%
12%
1
45'/a Mar 14
14
*120
94
25
Copper
Cincinnati
128'%
1,200
25
t
Common
16
91%
*12%
12%
Chrysler Corp
17
94
*12%
t
/,
convertible
4
Apr
128'%
140
93
par
Oil
common
86'/a July
*115
No par
.
preferred
Cotton
Co
Cincinnati
47
Western
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„No
Chicago Yellow Cab
_No
19% Jun
7
North
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic' Tool
22
23% Jan
600
17 %
6% Jun
100'A Feb
20
64%
22% Feb
9
42%
19%
25'%
3
15
42%
17%
53 J/4 Mar
18
25
"V
65%
127/8 Jun
Jan
20%
13,900
26%
14
66 % Jan
21
500
22%
*41%
17
Feb
5,600
33
X22 %
13 J/2 Mar 14
3
200
24%
I_i
142% Mar
4
*32'A
17%
101% May
16% Dec
24'%
.
28,500
64'%
11
5
33%
34
1,100
52%
98
25%
Mar 15
4
24%
24%
34
50
65%
108 J/2 Jan
5
24%
33%
25%
34
51'%
17 %
10
l7/a Jan
25
34
24%
50
*96'%
com—50
22
7'/a Jan
97
par
(The)
Class B
22
9'/s Feb
53%
97
26%
20% Jun
88
50%
52
98
26 %
42 '/a Jun
29
50
54%
*96'%
99
17%
6
Dec
50
53%
*97%
64%
13
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
12,400
17%
21
94
8%
8%
6 61/4
14'A Jan
118% Dec
8%
8%
9%
1,500
27%
3 9 J/2 Jan
5
15,400
17%
30% Jan
6
20
34%
64%
9
11
61%
107 »/4
33%
50
>
54%
100
40
60%
107'A
34%
26%
30
Jan
"
62
108
33%
100
22
7% July
ll7/8 Jan
50
53%
61
*107
*
36
No par
34% Feb
62 % Jan
49%
8%
62
108
No par
49% Dec
63
9
34%
CJiic Milw St Paul & Pac
5% series A noncum pfd
29
Oct
8%
*107
36%
67% May 23
30% Aug 31
26
1.25
preferred
61%
62
108
35%
5% preferred
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
2.2
4 5'/a Feb
convertible
Chicago Great Western Ry
20
21
20
*61
108
1
Manufacturing
Chicago Corp
•
18
17% Dec
Inc
Class A
3
52% Dec
Jun
35'/8 Mar
Aircraft
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No
2
Apr
Cab
3J/2%
36'% Mar 25
18% Jan
Vought
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
27% Mar 25
23% Feb
No par
No par
__
$4.50 preferred
13
14
i
•
Common
23
84% Jan
}•
■
4,800
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
1
-
13,800
51%
.
11,100
Certain-Teed Products Corp
48
■■
8,400
14'%
!
i
t
*
.
■
5
12% Jan
i
'''.
:
34
14
^
33% Jan
|
140
No par
Corp
\
1,500
10
Pasco
t
47,900
21%
17'/a
52%
).
i
280
19%
90%
Apr
54
32
I
19,600
•
*19%
.
61%
18
7
Central
%
J»
1,500
!
128
23%
80
16%
125%
*127
81%
*19%
Day
16%
129
1,400
14,500
23%'
16%
23%
16%
23
16%
124%
preferred
5%
68
—12.50
preferred series A_100
Aguirre
5,700
51%
of Amer com..No par
Corp
118
17,200
%
54 J/2
preferred
conv
•
*117
'
25
29
30
34i%
33%
69% May 25
90% July
8
14% Nov 26
41% Dec
32'%
34
100
Central
Apr 20
112
12 % Jan
20
4%%
35%
33%
5
4.20%
2nd
Shares
July 8
35
34J/4
.50
series
Celanese Corp
July 7
35i/4
__io
series
preferred
5
the Week
Friday
34%
par
Co
Caterpillar Tractor
20
•
Sales for
Thursday
'
Light—-—No
common...
$3
PRICES
SALE
33%
".10
Co
preferred
'
HIGH
Wednesday
July 6
l
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common...
May 31
July
&
Steel
Corp
Preferred
57
26
Carrier
8
May 16
29
Carpenter
56
127
Tuesday
July 5
5
Co
Mfg
Power
4%%
3
Par
Inc
Monday
July 4
Clinchfield- & Ohio Ry_100
2
Mar
STOCK
(The)
(Philip)
53% Mar
1
105% Sep
26% Dec
Carey
64% Feb 18
15
15 '/a Mar 14
1027/b Feb
Capital
7
12
7
121
Nov
Jan
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
11
17% May 16
120% Jan
45
107% Jan
6
Mar 15
49% Mar
NEW
Highest
13"
5
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1954
13
791%
*100
108
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104
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108
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81
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102
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Year 1954
4
7V« May
22
17V»Jun
-
Dec
6
Lawest
-
7
11 % Dec
22
10
Highest
19% Apr
*
12
May 12
4
13% Dec
31
4
75% Nov
24,
15
Feb
72
7% Jan
Jan.
52
29
96% Mar 14
9% July
70
110
7
29
Apr
15
25% Mar 14
37% Jun
19
Dec
8
25% Apr
22
20% Jan
24% May 20
19
Nov
1
24% Dec
31
35% May 18
52
Jan
25
48% Apr
5'
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
4
36 ;
Dec
99%
Apns
21 % Jan
30
7
•
54
95% Jan
102
96% Jan
48
>
21% Mar 29
48% May 25
-
5
19% Sep
1"
3% Mar 16
Dec
23
5 % Dec
Jan 20
4
2% Dec
40% Dec
4
30% Dec
11
17'A July 20
Jan
4
29% Jan
4
34% Jan
4
102
35% Oct
4
183% July
29% July
5
Inc
Coty
International Corp
98% Apr
Jan
SB
4
36% Dec
31
32% Jan
109 % Dec
31
100% Jan
13% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
11% Jan
4
15% Dec
»
27% May 14
2
Dec
6
Aug 17
18% Dec 27
4
11
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
30% Jan
11
87% Jan
26
94
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
12% May
4
6% Jun
11
Curtis
Feb
23
67% Feb
23
23% Mar 18
6
35% Feb
28
31
Jan
0
July 20
135
Jan
17
140
8
66% Jan
7
79
48'/a Nov
24
43% Jan
0
00% Mar
Dec
16
92
33% Dec
136 'A
7
1
Dana
30
13% July
1
Jan
0
32% Mar
4
17
46% Mar 22
23
96 % Jan
Jun
Mar
26
93
101% Oct
13
3
95% Feb
19% Jan
1
Mar 17
Apr 27
Nov
97
Cutler-Hammer
6% Jun
17% Jan
26
99 % Apr
14
17
14% Jan
22% Feb
23
17% July
8
7%
Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light common
3.75%
series
181%
-
-
-
42
-
99
31%
31%
6'A
2%
46
47%
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10,300
99%
-
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29
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8,000
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42
25
40
19,300
1,300
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16%
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31%
31%
17
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41 y2
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99
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28,300
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15%
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138
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31
30
30%
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107
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107
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138
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94
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98
80
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98
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96%
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Dayton Rubber Co
50c
21%
22
X21 %
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
5,200
Decca Records Inc
50c
16%
17%
42,400
74
Apr
15
23
Deere
32% Jan
4
35 % Oct
1
34
35% May
41
3
57
Dec
30
51% Jan 18
70% Jun
12% Jan
4
20% Dec
28
18% Jan
25 % Mar
27
7
33'AAug
7%
Co
16%
16 %
16%
16%
1
68%
68%
68%
69
68 %
69
68%
68%
6,200
10
35%
36%
36
36%
35%
36%
35
36 Vs
22,900
34 %
34 %
34%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
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100
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70
68%
68%
67%
68
3,100
50
20%
21%
20%
21 %
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21%
20%
20%
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36'A
36'A
36
36
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36 %
400
39%
41%
38%
40%
12,000
37%
37%
37%
37%
3,700
common
preferred
22
Delaware
&
3
Delaware
Lack
Delaware
30
17
Deep Rock Oil Corp
38% Jun
&
98
20
45'A Feb 23
31% May 16
5
•
•
6%
68%
-
28%
43%
*97
70
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100%
29%
2%
144
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182
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-
1
100
12
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99
28%
29%
-
72%
-99%
-
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14
17
2,700
-
series
23
Jan
31%
31%-
3.90%
Preferred
Jun
30
1,200
30
31%
5,800
*93%
18 '/a Nov
5
56 V2
56%
6,200
100
35 >A Nov
Apr
10
56%
55%
-
-
-
B
55
5
53%
* *
series
4
0
26%
50%
53%
3.75%
11
May
39 %s
25%,
26%
*16%
100
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
27
8
39%
25%
*50%
8%
1
Apr
Mar
40%"
'
•
'
15%
No par
24% Jan
0
70%'
31%
100
pfd
Inc
35% Jan
9 %
39%
54
7,400
17%
common
Preferred
28
Inc
preferred series A
Preferred
18
May 11
97
Sons
Corp
3%%
4J70G
-32
-98%
99
1
6
12
93
common
July
23'A
8%
Class A
Cushman's
23
27
Aug 23
96y2 Apr
Curtis-Wright
7
23%
15 %
No par
No par
1
preferred
8
23%
16%
2.50
1
common
$7 preferred
Jan
42% Jan
14% Mar 15
46
95
4% May 12
Aug 20
25'% Dec
27
Jan
Publishing
-Prior
2,200
23%
89%
5
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
116
May 23
15% Jan
10
9% Jan
13
101'A May 25
52 %
Feb
35
35~
%,
100
Sugar
9'A Aug
2
34%
57%
32
43%
89
36
27%-'
:
57%
'
21,40C
90%"'
35%
40%
27%
•
9%
89%
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40
32%
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103
36%
•
23 %
99
9%
102
104%
10.200
=
"4.200
'43%
5
Cuban-American
31% Mar 29
Jan
91
Cuba RR
47%
143
100
100
10
29
Jan
5
preferred
6% noncum pfd
Dec
35
7% Jan
Jan
Amer
Cuneo Press Inc
25
90
of
Cudahy Packing Co common
iVu% preferred
134
8
Steel
convertible
57c
*106%
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common—25
preferred
Crucible
20
59
-10%
10
89%
36
V
102%
105
104
82%
26
62
4
9% May
6% Jan
29
41%
81
$4.20
11% Jun
108
27
7
18% Mar 29
43%
No par
Zellerbach Corp common—5
preferred
Crown
73% Apr
5
Apr
20% Mar
43
17
Feb
4
liy2Jan
15% Peb
13% Jan
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43%
35%
8% Mar 14
Jan
13% Jun
1
5
43
*
22
17%
5
54% Jan
37
3
July
4
11%
22
36
31
19
4% May 18
May
48% July
144
$2
-
11
22 %
16%
Dec
60
6% Apr
93
25
23
.
11%
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35%
Seal
&
9% Jan
7% Dec
30
Apr
-
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11%
22%
43%'
-
11%
the Week
<
July 8
,
11%
31%
Cork
84 y2 Jun
./? 32%
70%
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.
22%
(The)
2
common—2,50
of
107
.«_100
July 6
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40%
28
53
Friday s "
Thursday
"
-
Wheat Corp
Cream
Crown
37
1
—25
preferred
4
32% Mar
7
55
104% Jan
3%%
19% May 27
1
13% Mar 30
Jan
11
-
——j,
Coty
Crane Co common
1
-53
56%
Sales fee
PRICES
Wednesday
'
11%
22%
43%
'98% 100 !
Independence
*99.
100%
Day
28%
28%
179% 182 •
29% ^29%
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2%
• • •
1
Petroleum Corp—
18
6% July
CLOSED"
5-
1—100
preferred
28
34
15
Corp
preferred
1
100
Cum pfd 3%% series of 1947__100
Corn Products Refining com new.10
7%
'
-
3%%
Cosden
'V
♦
'
50 - * • •• STOCK •1EXCHANGE
Corning Glass Works common
2% Feb
4
20
Electric
Dubllier
Cornell
23%
39%
27%
,
50
series
6%
48% Jan
4
21
Preferred
7
11
7% Jun
5
0
Jan
4% Oct
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible prel 5% series
0
'21% Jan
48% Oct
5
5
Jan
101 % Jan
73%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
Jan
28% Jin
.
23
Nov 26
29
Apr
30% May
95% Jan 24
14
64% Nov
106
14
May 23
-
SALE
HIGH
AND
103% 104
10
10%
89%
89%
36%
37 ''
14„
5
99 % Mar 30
26% Mar 22
73% Jun
8
Continental Steel Corp
2
29
91% Jan
3
Delaware
of
37% Jan
16
4
6
2
6
176% Feb
9
•1 % Jan
28% Jan-
5
24% Jan 26
£
26% Nov
185*
July
100
12
28% May 24
174 % Jan
5
35% Jan
Mag 14
98:
Aug 25
July
57% July
8
95% Jan
Mar 28
28
53
14
0
July
20
43%
1
Continental Motors
31
11%
*21%
10
Insurance
Continental Oil
27% Dec
44% Mag
Continental
8
4
July 4
-
Ind com—2
5% convertible preferred
25
Continental Foundry & Machine—1
7
3 5 Vli Jan
18
Par
Continental Cop <fc Steel
14% Feb
24
Manda?
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
.
90% July
8
Jan
Feb
45% Mar 28
'
Dec
\
22% Jun
6
36% May 18
102
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
f
-IHgbesI
Lowest
RECORD
LOW
Tuesday
July 5
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, July 11, 1955
Hudson
&
Western
Power & Light Co
36'A
36%
STOCK
40%
41%
EXCHANGE
37'A
37%
13.50
./.
.17%
'
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
38% July
28% Jan
11
62'A July
8
8
July 19
35
Aug
33% Jan
3
Jan
43% May 13
8
la
Nov
30
66
15 '/a Dec
31
37% Jun
,
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100
Detroit Steel Corp
33 y2 Dec
23
22
Feb
1
32% Jan
3
8
39 % Dec
3
37
Jan
10
42% Feb
28
7
38% Oct
1
35% Apr
4
116
13
Dec
111
4
33% Jan
12
5
6
6
36% Jun
24
11
37% Jan
28
13
34% Jan
Sep"l6
35%
45% July
117 % July
Apr
31% Jun
Jan
20
18
10
101
new__No par
com
24
20% Jan
Feb
for
Edison
Jun
90
7
27% Jan
18
ctfs
Escrow
Detroit
15% Feb
12% May 17
68
21
De
Vilbiss
Devoe
&
Co_
15
Raynolds class A
4.40%
cumulative
Match
Diamond
com
cumulative
$1.50
2
preferred
100
13% Jan 10
16% Mar 10
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
Diana
1
41 %
28% Mar 24
36
Nov
30% Apr
11
8% May 17
11% Jan
61% Dec
7
52% Jan
11
75
4
68
Feb
a
40
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
9% Marlt
12
Aug
9
34% Dec
31
10% Jan
5
15 J/4 Dec
20
12% July
14'% Jan
4
18% Sep
7
15% July
33% Feb
2
47%
26% Aug
64% Apr 26
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
30
98
Jan
20% Dec
23
11% Oct
27
7
Jan
4
Dr
7
17-
47% Apr
Mines
13
3%%
20% Mar 10
24% Jan
3
14
31
13% Sep
7
11% Jun
29
12% Aug 19
9y2 Jun
1
Apr
12% Mar
15
4
170
Dec
104 % Jan
11
6
157
Jan
10
249% July
115 % Jan
12
122% Oct
1
118
Jan
17
124
% Jan
6
101 'A Nov
24
97% Jun
9
101
28% Jan
13
35'A Sep
7
33% Jan
a
Jan
6
50% Jan
12
54 % Oct
25
94
45
47% July
51% July
51
Sep
49
Mar 12
37 Vs Mar
46% Jan IS
51
.
Feb
1
53% Nov
4
54 v8 Dec
9
52
53 '/a Oct
5
50% Jan
52
9% Jan
7
18% Jan
Jun
20
54
11
Dec
22
14
Jan
0
16% Apr
12
29% Dec
3
21
Ju
•
36% July
21% Apr
28
40
Dec
8
35% Jan
«
15% Jan
4
15
15%
15%
15%
13 '/a
13%
13
13 %
39%
38
39%
38%
38%
6,100
10%
10
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,000
59%
59%
58%
59%
1,50C
10
35%
*35%
15%
59%
59%
75%
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75%
*73
75
35%
35%
35%
35
35
60
*72
34%
2,400
•
3,400
75
35
1,500
13%
13%
13'A
13
13%
12%
13
4,100
15%
16 %
15%
16
15%
15%
9,500
67%
69%
67%
69%
66 %
68%
66%
67%
21,900
58
57%
58 V8
57
58
56%
57%
23,000
57%
45
44%
45
44%
44%
13,700
50c
common
preferred
100
1
1
(E I)
par
44 %
112
21%
*12
10%
& Co5
par
10
50
50
50
common
preferred
preferred
preferred
50
preferred
50
preferred
DWG Cigar
500
5
Duquesne Light Co
$2.10
4,000
35%
39%
No par
14
34%
35%
39%
No
Apr
34%
36%
39%
series
4.20%
12C
35
15%
series
4.10%
1,100
9,900
-13%
$4.50
4%
40%
44,
117
13%
$3.50
1
43%
15%
Preferred
IB
Feb
40%
*115
35%
Preferred
53% Mar 30
34%
35%
40%
44%
116
16%
$3.75 preferred
54% Mar
14
43%
116
16
Common
53
Jan 21
40%
42
45%
117%
13%
12
$4.15
1,400
13 %
No
22
23%
No par
Co
Nem
27
*22%
16 %
12
7
23%
23%
35%
International
53% Apr
48% Jan la
7
6
9,500
23
1
Duplan Corp
49% Apr
a
10
Apr
Apr
35%
36'A
13%
36
59
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
du Pont de
117
117
13%
'
*73
Co
convertible
Dunhill
115 %
137/a
par
No par
Industries
Dresser
13
118
41%
44%
13%
13 %
No
Chemical
41%
45%
50
(The)
Ltd
Aircraft
Douglas
Dow
*
No par
Pepper Co
Dome
41 %
45%
Day
14
15%
2
common
Dobeckmun Co
Apr
23% Dec
Ltd
preferred series A
0
91% Feb
0
conv
23 %
x22%
83
*35%
1
3
58% Jun
17
104 y2 Dec
5%
29
18% Mar 31
8
15
Dixie Cup Co
Apr
37% May
15% Jan
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
18% Jan
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
13%
*80
x35%
50c
Corp
Divco Corp
79
8
75% Jan
May 26
Stores
11% Jan 10
30% Mar 14
Dec~23
7
14%
85
2
Diamond T Motor Car Co
13% Aug 16
23 %
Independence
85
*80
85
25
preferred
16% July 23
10% Jun
37%
_1
new
10% May 10
21
14
10
common
41%
37%
"
*80
CDOSED
1
Diamond Alkali Co
40%
*80
50
Corp
5
234
xl20%
x98
-45%
112
21%
13
44'A
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110
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112
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10%
10%
10
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245%
249%
234
245%
230 %
236
32,200
120'A
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120 %
119%
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35%
35 %
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47%
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112%
53
52 %
1,300
119%
119%
119%
98
98
98 %
98'/a
98%
700
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
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48
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48
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52%
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52%
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50%
50%
50
10
48
52%
20
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50%
50%
53%
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53%
53%
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51%
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52 %
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52%
15%
15%
15%
1,700
8,900
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15%
15%
15 %
16
15 %
20
E
24% Aug
9
22
Jan
9% Jan
4
25% Dec 31
21% Jan
46% Jan
4
72 % Dec
31
67
Sep
1
170
52% Nov
24
45
165
Mar
4
37% Feb
24
20% Jan
4
85% Feb
3
22% Jan
19
100
172
27% Oct
95
Jun
39% Dec
13
Jan
4
Dec
1
23
23 % Dec
24
45% Mar
2
1% Jan
4
23
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
106
Jan
82% Jun
11
175
Jan
47% Jun
0
31
107
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
4%%
Ekco
May 27
23% Feb
15
44% Apr
15
Co
10
Electric
&
29% Dec
31
27% Feb
3
34% Feb
23
Electric
Storage
16 % Dec
27
15% Jan
e
22 % Feb
25
35% Jan
11
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
9% Jun
8
15% Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
92
Jan
6
22% Jan
4
4
41% Jun
21% May 12
48% Jun 13
49
30
17
Jun
31% Feb
28
58% Feb
22
Elliott
5%
17
5%
Co
Mus
Ind Amer
81
80%
80%
80
80%
79%
80%
80%
14,600
173%
*172
0
54% Apr
11
El
3
24% Jun
23
Emerson
Electric
16% Feb
21
Emerson
Radio
25% Jin
28% July
21
4
22% Dec
29
20% Jan
If
79
Dec
21
76
11
29
74% Feb
5
cop
pogrp
Jan
69% Mar
«j«>
1
7
24% Apr
-
20
83% Apr
18
73
July
8
93
93
93
44%
45
45'A
44 %
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105
*103
105
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44%
♦103
45%
105
45
90
93
44
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2,800
4,900
28
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1
4,000
1051
17%
17%
17 %
17%
41%
42%
41'/a
41%
13,200
4%
4%
4%
4%
55,100
1,800
31
31%
31%
20%
31%
32
4,00C
20%
21
20 %
20%
20%
20%
2,300
23
23%
22%
23 %
22%
22%
22'A
22%
4,700
49%
49%
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50
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49%
49 %
49 %
49 %
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49%
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50
50
200
49%
50 %
50
45%
46%
45%
40
9,400
24
24 %
24
24
46%
3
Co
46%
47%
46
4
Natural Gas
Mfg
31'A
21
10
&
preferred
24%
24%
24
5
14%
14%
14%
14%
10
26%
26%
26%
26%
100
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5%
93
93
4%
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
4%
28%
17%
33% Feb
*
27%
27%
42%
0
18
"50%
28%
4%
2
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50
27%
4%
96
100
50%
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4%
28% Jan
Fab
50 %
28
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41%
29 %
27
173 %
51 %
173 %
17%
27% Mar 24
May 19
July 13
•172
50%
27%
50%
17%
25% Jan
27% Dec
173%
51
*172
42
26% July 28
102
1,400
17%
Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
3
9,000
41%
15
preferred
19
Paso
11,100
50
39% Jan
Jan
25%
10
common
2nd
25%
shares
preferred
conv
25%
26%
3
Battery
13% Jan 21
4
20
16% Jan
Jan
17
Feb
63
26%
25%
36
1
Elgin National Watch Co
54% Dec
25%
26%
100
Elastic Stop Nut Co___
(The)
6
26
31
1
Electric Auto-Lite
3
25
54%
31
2.50
common
5% Feb
Oct
54
31%
100
S
12
35%
56%
31
2
preferred
4%%
33%
54%
31%
100
preferred
Products
36%
57 %
31%
10
common
3% Jan
Apr
For
9
Co
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
96% May 31
Mar 17
20
Kodak
preferred
6%
35%
56%
32
5
Corp
27
49
Dec
Eastman
Stainless Steel
36%
56%
10
Corp
Eastern
31
14
Eastern
36
56%
31%
10
.
Airlines Inc
Eastern
36%
1
Eagle-Plcher Co
% Dec
4
48
66
8
Jan
54% Apr
Mar 14
103% Jan
29% Aug 12
52'A Dec
8
70
10
29% Apr
36
9
Nov
30"% Feb
It
Maria
21
93
10
13% Feb
*
23
24% Mai 15
11
33
58
Jun
32% Jun
*
5
8.50
No par
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co.—,
.
100
50
24 %
32
13%
14%
13%
14'A
26%
27
26%
26%
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31%
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98
28 %
28 %
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28%
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31%
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98
98
28%
28%
28%
28%
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24
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27,900
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24 %
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82 %
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73
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73
98
110
83
300
73
10
Number 5445
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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Km nee for Previous
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Lowest
4
22% Feb
16
1% Apr
-
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26% Dec
21. J
14% Dec
29
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26
31
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13% Jan
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17% Apr 15
May 11
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NEW YORK STOCK V
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Highest
Mar la
4% July' 8
Evans Products
Ex-Cello Corp
Co
Monday
*
July 4
Buffet
5
Corp
F
49%
27% Jun ! 1
24% Jan
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
13% May 16
21% Feb.
7
15
Mar 15
18 V* Apr
7
16% Dec
15
Fairbanks Morse <fc Co
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
cuip_i
Fajardo Sugar Co
^20
May 16
17% Mar
7
Falstaff
23% May
Apr
17 % Jan
4
19
5
52% Jan
H
20% Jun
29
3% Apr
25% Dec
8
10% Oct
6
13
14
23
Jan
16% Dec
Dec
29
22% Mar 14
6
70
25% Jun
Mar 16
74
July
16
26% Jan 25
34
Feb
Aug 16
5% Mar 14
30% Dec
13
48% Oct
43% Oct
72
31
16% Apr
8
9% Jun
7% July
20
13% Jan
c
64% Apr
5
56% Apr
5
34% Dec 16
19
21
19% Dec
49
1
18
3
32% Jan
45
Apr
29
17% Jan
4
24
5%
conv
5%%
Federal
4
58
Dec
4
4
76
Feb
15
14% Jan
12
204% Sep
24
110% Dec
49% Feb
7% Mar
25% Jan
98% Jan
17
41% Dec
:
108
Oct
62% Nov
29
29
104% Dec
16% Nov
5
21% Apr
38% Sep
26
Jan
5
18
119
Mar
Aug
9
93% Jan
7
48% Sep
101% Nov
Apr
47% July
68% Jun
108
Mar
15
8
16
3
20
18
Firth
46% Feb
17
Flintkote
Jan
106
18
May 23
5
13%
15%
1678
16
16%
25
24%
25
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♦73
60
Jan
46% Jan
Jun
103% July
13
25
1
7
Independence
6 Va
6
113
Nov
29
Feb
28
116
Jun
24
4
100% Dec
13
97% Jan
12
100
Jun
3
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
32% Jan
17
6% Jan
4
9% Dec
21
8% Jan
7
Mar 22
12% Dec
102
56% Jun
50
23
Mar 31
12% Apr
4
10
11% Mar 14
45% Jan
4
76% Nov
12
68
Jan
6
11
Jan
7
15% Nov
19
14
Jan
18
53% Jan
4
38% Dec
29
34% Mar 14
47% Jun
3
69% Jan
4
92
29
88% Mar 30
91% Jan
10
14% Jun
6
88% Jun
15
16% Mar 23
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46
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*
107
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23,200
*
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100
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34%
10%
preferred
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67
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8,800
•
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34
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■
46
12
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Franklin Stores Corp__
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11%
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66
preferred
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1,800
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78
23% '
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25
29%
v.
2,400
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51
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of
24%
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300
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67 %
preferred
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.
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2b,200
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30%
6%
11%
53
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52%
46
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24%
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31%
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24%
78
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67
Machinery & Chem Corp
Freeport
5,100
b,700
%
13 '/8
'
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common
3%%
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18,800
-
25%
15%
15%
-■
25%
13J/8
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cum
31
,
14
15%
•
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l
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78
30%
25%
-
12%
Carpet Co__
Co
25%
,
67%
Florence Stove Co
7
12
Dec
14%
15%
Florida Power Corp
7y2
Florida Pwr & Light Co new-No
par
Food Fair Stores Inc common
09
22
26%
15%
,
-34%
12
43% Mar 15
23
25"%
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12%
14
July
4
34 %
26% Jan
40
4 '/8
4%
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4a % Apr
6
4%
16 %
loo
(The)
preferred
$4
'•£%
15%
1
18% Mar 11
38% Jan
10
(The)
48
14%
5
35% Jan
37% Jan
19
First National
47%
5
preferred
10% Apr
94% Jan
53% Dec
Firestone Tire & Rubber
62% Jun
6
49
j
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
Filtrol Corp
4%%
47%
;___5
Paper Board Co Inc
Federated jjept Stores
& Tarrant Mfg Co_'
9
35 % May 23
35
Co
Ferro
102
28
Electric
Federal
9% Mar 14
23
7
38 % Apr
49%
26
5
Felt
38% Jan
3
28% Jan
23
53
21
22
7
23
13% Feb
54
Jan 18
104% May 17
23
10% Oct
42% Dec
68% Jun
35% Jan
10
8
40% Jan
103
15
4
2
2d
9% May 13
28% Jan
6
20
20% Jan
10% Apr
32% Dec
62% jan
8
3% Jan
lo%
24%
Corp commonl—1
pfd ser A
50
pfd 1953 series
50
Pacific
73%
l4'/8
STOCK
cum
Federal-Mogul Corp
32% Jun
38% Jan
_
2
conv
68%
15%
EXCHANGE
Fedders-Quigan
"4
69'%
15
4
3% !
66%
15%
49
49%
68 %
14%
50
3
Jan
24
series B
Metallurgical Corp
Jan
Shdre3
July 0
15 %
25%
1
Corp
50
Jun
preferred
Farwick
57
12
5%
the Week
Friday
66%
:
-
♦15%
__i
common
Fansteel
9
18
Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp
8
44% Jun 20
27
Jun
28
*
-
1
11
29% Mar 31
15%
Sales for
'Thursday
July 7
July 6
70%
15%
3%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday--*
+
66.
2.50
3% Jan
6
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
-July 5 '
•
~__1
~~_3
Eversharp Inc
Exchange
-
Par
20% Nov
15
'
•
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Range since Jan. 1'
'Highest
21% Jan
STOCKS
...
'
45
89 %
90
14%
14%
44 %
44%
43%
89%
-
89 %
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14%
14%
*14%
15
500
44%
44
44%
9,000
90
89%
89%
100
G
4% Nov
19
Jan
15
7% Aug
2
4
31% Dec
31
5% May 18
26% Mar 14
104% May 24
6% Mar
34
30
July
10% Jan
3
10
Dec
31
34% Jan
43
Dec
23
38
Dec
22 % Jan
40% Dec
21
24% Jan
41% Aug 23
6 % Dec 27
34% Jun
5% Jan
5
33
30% Jan
6
45
Mar
Mar 14
54
Jun
Jan
3% Apr
12
25
May 7
25% Jan 22
Jan
25
14
41% Jan
18
17
31% May 11
35 V* Mar 14
Dec
2
37% Nov
17
32
15% July
20% Jan
4
31
Dec
1C3
Jan
38
Jan
13
65% Nov
9% Oct
25
11
2^5% Aug
18
3
10
26
107% Aug 27
7
Feb
11
46% Apr
46% Feb
25
9% Mar
5
1
1
30
Galr
Co
Co
$4.50
Inc
b%
Garrett
Gar
14
107'% Mar
69% Jun
1
23
10
Jan
11% Jan
21
148% Feb
4
139
Jan
148 % Jun
3
$4.50
American
24% Mar 15
131
jan
18
5
f
136
Mar 11
7%
56% Jun
Mar
119
5
78% Nov
Jan
4
26
146% Dec
10
58% Jan
4
98% Dec
3
318% Jan
4
Jan
4
102% Sep
77% Jun
20
General Mills common
7
122% Jan
11
3
147
21
28
22% Jan
11
33% Dec
29
£5
126% Oct
29
122% Feb
127
Jan
3
102
24
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29 %
28%
28%
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107 %
107%
107 Va
10
66 %
63%
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62
63%
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preferred
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preferred
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93
60
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30%
29%
134'%
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134%
19 '/a
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18%
19%
15%
15%
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83%
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200
30
700
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135
10
19
4,200
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15%
400
58%
54%
56
55
55%
91,900
53%
54
52%
53%
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121
121
122
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75
122
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75
122 %
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19%
82%
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4
57% Jan
4
3% Jan
122
9,100
2,400
-
109%
114
126%
126%
♦145
155
155
155
127%
124
125%
340^300
Xl26
126
125%
125 %
125
125 %
1,200
28 % Jan
18
25 % Mar 26
100
Jan
* Jun
30
No par
100%
101'A
101%
14
101%
Xl00%
33% Feb
101%
101
7
101%
30%
31%
30%
30%
30%
29%
16
General Outdoor Advertlsing.No par
General Portland Cement Co
Ll
30
57% Feb
30%
57%
56%
55%
56
19
General
57'%
56%
55 %
71% Apr
56%
51
48 %
24
"44% Jan
Nov
17
100
9
18
34% Aug 19
44
107
Dec
13
3
33
27
AUg 16
8
Jan
4% Jan
Mar 28
5% Mar
Mar 17
39% Jan
105
127
7
37% May 19
50% Jun 30
6
Apr 28
106% Feb
:
7
Preferred $3.75 series
Precision
Equipt Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
General Public Service
General
General
5%
Public
Utilities
Railway Signal cOm_No
15% Step
9
17% Mar 24
General
20 % Apr
28
30% D&
31
26% Jan
6
36% Jun
22
General Refractories
12
53% Dec\13
49% Jan
26
59% Jun
23
General
7
General
Corp
Telephone Corp
3
General
Time
35% May 25
25% Jan
7
43% Dec
Jan
28
100% Apr
12
29% Jan
4
47'/# Dec
31
99
75% Jan
4
72% Feb
16
Dec
39% Jan
101
Jan
18
27
Jun
29
45% Jan
8
84% Oct
96
42
35
13"
18
93
10 % Jan
Jan
30% Dec
11
13 % Jan
30
Jan
28% Jan
4
6% Feb
S% May
60
52
Dec
3
14
14
Gillette
(The)
Gimbel
29
90% Jan
17
98
9
$4.50
6
38% Jan
6
7% Jun
44% Mar
Plywood
Glidden Co
Jan
11
Feb
2
26% July 30
17% Jan
26
22% Feb
16
Goodall-Sanford
64% Dec
59% Jan
6
73% Jun
16
Goodrich Co
Dec
31
Dec
31
27% Jan
4
47% Dec
29
1 % Jan
4
2% Nov
29
22
50% Jan 18
Stock
5
12% Jan
27 % July
22% Jan
6
138
Dec
31
120% Jan
3% Mar
6
31
5
18
40% Aug 18
3
18% May 26
30
Jun
33% July
175% July
5
Jan
0
44
Jun
6
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
2
10% Dec
13
11% Jun
30
Jan
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
5
37% Apr
21
Jan
4
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
3
29% Apr
19
54
Jan
11
80
Dec
29
74
27
500
37%
38%
38%
39^4
39%
42
40
41%
37,800
par
*37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37 %
37%
37%
97%
*97
*84%
86%
*84%
117%
116%
117 %
35%
35%
71
71%
70%
71%
70%
71 %
27%
25%
26
25%
26
♦97%
99
*97%
99%
*97%
*97%
1
Co
10
*20
7%
40%
7%
*159
40
41%
7%
7%
♦159
162
Co
10
(The)
cum
$2.25
conv
Northern
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
69
7%
Green
Green
Stores
preferred
Iron Ore
4
Great
Northern
page
22.
%
-
f
,
100
65%
67
13,800
60%
61%
13,200
5,900
5%
6%
36%
35%
35%
400
52%
52%
52%
52%
10,700
2%
2%
2%
21/4
13,000
6
4,100
17
17%
17%
16%
17%
16 %
16%
28
27%
28 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
5.400
33%
32 %
33 %
31
32%
30%
31%
56,600
100
173
175%
17
*170
175
*163
170
com
42%
42%
42%
43 %
42%
43%
42%
95%
95%
95
95
95
95%
95
1
10%
♦36
27%
Co
Sugar com
10 %
4,300
10%
10%
10%
10%
36
36
36
36
*36
36%
300
27%
27 %
27
27%
27
27%
3,700
87
84
86
89%
89 %
87
41%
40%
41%
40%
22%
22%
22%
22'%
22%
♦144%
146 %
*75%
280
11 %
41
100
2,400
27%
No par
89%
10%
300
42'/„
95%
,
36%
No par
25
170
*163
5
89%
'76
146
147
76
76
146
*75%
40%
22%
147
76
40%
??
146 |
*75%
900
40%
14,400
00,4
7000
148
160
76
1
33%
33%
33%
33 %
32%
33
32%
33%
6,600
Tap & Die Corp__No par
31%
32%
32 %
33 %
32%
33%
32%
33
9,000
L)
Co
Inc
;
see
20 %
*20
36%
5%
100
Paper Co
Ry
5,300
162
32%
Prop—No par
Bay & Western RR
(H
1
5,700
7%
7%
27%
No par
preferred
Greenfield
63
40%
39%
*159
5
common
Grayson-Robinson
Gt
62%
4,200
13,400
5
common
preferred
131 % Jan
footnotes
7%
100
Co
29,400
12.50
new
preferred
(W T)
3%%
Northern
For
40%
162
2%
Western
7
41%
162
2%
Great
18
7%
♦159
2%
Great
33% July
40%
.100
Inc
Steel
20
340
99
99 %
2%
5%%
33%
35%
25%
No par
Grant
32%
34
71%
10
City
14,800
86 %
27%
Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
9
34% Jan
33%
97%
117
117
71%
52%
7
30% Mar 14
*84%
52%
Union
68%
*96%
86%
400
103
61%
97
116
37%
22
26% Mar 15
32%
*100
x27 %
& Co
24% Feb
1
116
53%
R)
92% Jun
17
*84%
52%
(W.
42% Jun
31 % Dec
97%
63 %
1
Grace
2
33% Feb
97
86%
♦116%
103
62%
18
7
62
65%
61
Feb
Jun
*100
103
6
20% Mar 22
76
63%
37
35% Jan
23
♦100
6
31
Feb
63%
37
29
May 26
*97.
103
5%
Dec
153
61%
62%
22
Mar 10
*100
5%
38% Dec
18
'8
3,400
59%
62%
9
Jup
4,100
34%
*36%
4
20% Jan
16
34%
59%
_5
Jun
28
15%
59%
1
& Rubber
17% Jan
9
16
35^4
59%
Hosiery
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
Grand
17
Apr
15%
35%
59%
68
Granite
29
73
16
35%
66
7
93
"
15%
35%
68
5
35
4
2,600
*58%
67%
13
86% Jan
'
106
16
68%
54% Jun
24
47
*105
58%
Gotham
Dec
47
106
67%
Goodyear Tire
13% Sep
.
100
5
(B F)__
7
26
47
*105
48 %
106
20%
3
12
7,400
2Q%
3
29
36%
47%
20%
7% Jan
3
36%
*20
66% Jun
Jan
36%
20%
42% Jan
2
36%
37%
No par
Telegraph
21
5% Jun
Jan
Mar
Brewing
&
34% Apr 11
41% Mar 14
14% Jun
100
Goebel
Gold
Co
(The)
9
54% Dec
11,100
36 %
——1
common
preferred
168
20
4%
«...
15%
100
Co
15
7
7% Mar
2
Georgia-Pacific
30
42
8
Jun
5
Jun
158
4%
100
Brothers
90% Nov
8
4%
.100
preferred
conv
21
30
8,500
100%
4%
58%
2.50
com
preferred
4%%
35% Julv
Dec
47%
*105
50%
100%
5
52%
10
new..
preferred
3%%
28% Jun
1
19
4%%
73% Jun
21
Apr
94% Jan
13
27
18
Nov
36%
49
106
35%
100
86% Mar 23
118% Jun
May 17
8
48%
106
4%
1
Rubber
&
Jan
28
33
Tire
24% Mar 14
42% Dec
48
*105
37
52
*101
10
preferred
63
Dec
7
Jun
4%%
General
20
162
par
4%
10c
Corp common.No
3
4% Apr
29*% July
20
Utilties
&
31
26
137 % Apr 26
29
98
7
2
8
Jun
Realty
Shoe
Dec
76% Dec
21
8
Jan
Jun
July
65 % Jun
Mar 14
82
107
46
101
36%
52%
106
900^
2,400
"4,200
i
41
8
4%
100
4
14% Jan
♦101
5
Corp.
preferred
12% Jan
Jan
51%
V
10c
"
—
125%
8
4% Dec
100
200
122%
*145
128 %
125%
99% Mar
52% Nov
4
_
10
76%
75
29% Jan
•
1,800
3,700
97%
<43% Mar 14
25
'
83%
♦97
'
5
No par
preferred
50
55
*29%
54 %
77%
"
55
.120
4j000
10,500
53%
10%
100
135
146
56%
•
x75%
100
60
19%
1
common
93
29%
135%
No par
preferred
Corp
94
29%
15
No par
Instrument
5%
General
$5
29
19%
*134
■''
19%
6
6
4,000
29%
107 %
64%
General Finance Corp (Delaware )_1
General Foods Corp com
No par
"$3.50
Feb
*144%
7,500
29%
59%
General
128% July
101/2
15%
*106%
54%
15
Mar
Day
»
200
15%
66
58%
23
89% Mar 14
Independence
10
^
Ft b
136% Feb
29%
107'%
'651/4
53%
Co
13
120
<
291/4
*1061%
CLOSED
5
Electric
86% Jun
86% Jan
EXCHANGE
1
General
99% Apr
31
124% Mar
General
7
7
1
common—2
preferred
Dynamics Corp
1
22
323% Feb
Contract Corp
series
6
9% July
„
50% Jan
com
com
94% Feb
8
28
15%
Corp
Corp
13% Jan
"75
Jan
80% July 22
12% Dec
15%
93
9
101
15%
-
93
46% Jan
8
15%
STOCK
14,200
30%
80
4
15%
1
51
57
9
25
15%
'
Corp
5,700
50%
93
48% Feb
Jan
51%
30%
6%
£% Oct
50%
7%
35
57
General
94
52
7%
*33
93
7
5
51%
7%
35
loo
7
'19% July
52'A
*32%
2nd preferred
50
Cigar Co Inc com—No par
preferred
100
17
6
51%
conv
21% Mar
56% Feb
1.66%
Corp.
1st. preferred
7
24
6,400
100
4%
6
14% Nov
34%
General
17% Jun
5
34-/8
7
7%
21%
14
22
35%
36*; a
7%
500
34
1
25
34%
36
7%
34
1
48% Jun
36 %
37%
.
21%
15% Dec
9% Jan
34%
7%
♦36%
22
19% Dec
37% May 17
36%
35%
1
50
com
34%
3
Mar 29
1,000
145%
8
Mar
2,200
44
34%
11
May
32%
43%
21-/8
15% Nov
Jan
32 Va
44
2
Inc
Investors
4%
22
30% May 27
33%
44
144%
July
45% Jan
29
29
33
45
35 %
Jun
31
Dec
Dec
33%
44%
22%
59
Dec
29
33%
45
34%
Cable
49
33%
21%
Bronze
General
131
33%
*44%
550
5,000"
9%
22%
General
17
93
15
47
'35%
23
23% Jun
Jan
9%
46 V2
22%
30% Feb
15
83% Mar 18
17% May
9%
47 %
110
34%
29% Jan
27
30% Mar
9</8
*46 %
110
5
9
10
89
322
10%
46%
'
113
No par
33% Dec
18% Dec
71
Jan
10
46%
Transportation—2.50
General Baking Co common
—5
$8 preferred
—No par
18% Jan
Dec
17,900
10%
V
Amer
10 % Jan
Feb
1,700
6
31%
47%
preferred
General
5%
30-/4
10%
preferred
Acceptance
General
32%
110%
*46%
50
(The)
Industries
Container
General
5%
31%
110%
5
Gaylord
15
*5%
33%
112'A
'•
5
common
preferred
convertible
22
5%
32%
110%
112
No par
Inc
(The)
Corp
Wood
4%%
5%
6
33%
33
/
Gardner-Denver Co
16% Jun
57 % Jan
Co
5%
1
common
100
convertible
29% Jun
6
1
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
Gamewell
5
Jan
(The)
preferred
Mar 15
105% Jun
24
48% Mar
39
29
Gabriel
5*
113
S% Jan
9
7
Jun
15 '
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
M
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(124)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
%
v
/
Tear
loo*
Highest
Lowest
14% Mar
11% May 21
97
Sep
EXCHANGE
99
4% %
May 31
453A Feb
32% May 17
11
Guantanamo
9
67% Dec
29
4
45% Jan
b
8 V4 Apr
4
6
44»% Feb
23
6
96 Va May
5
$5
89% July
7
Gulf
Oil
Gulf
29
91
Jan
61% Mar 14
22
Dec
4
29
34% July 30
31
Jan
18
100% May 26
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
103
Feb
1
105% Mar 22
26% Jan
May
103
5
105% Feb
105
Jan
15
106% Mar 26
35
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
62% Nov 24
lo9% Jun
4 -
107
$4.20
34%
lot", 4
46% Apr
21
Hackensack
Water
7
Halliburton
Oil Well Cementing—5
''
3y
va
3o Va
55 %
13,700
5
/a
5
va
5'/a
5*/a
1,800
41%
39%
9o
9o
8y%
88
89%
320
8,100
40
39"/4
40'/a
9ova
*105
9o%
87 %
100
88 m
*90
24,000
1U4",4>
♦
-
4,600
35
103%
•'
104%
*lU3 Va
107
107%
*io(
10/M
34 Va
34%
34
34%
104m
lob%
106%
*108%
107
Iu7
107",4
*107
lo 7%
va
106",4
106%
106%
*iu/
100
%
34 Vb
34 Va
100
35
-
•lUo'/a
preferred—
dividend
$4.44
96
8/Va
100
10
96
b va
4o%
No par
Jun
15%
%
*9o
8<%
Co-
_
dividend
preferred...
$4.40 dividend preferred
7
f
6
f,
15 M
9o
b
95 Va
86 Va
16
98
33"a
33 %
41%
*90
25
Utilities
Common
9
Jun
No par
_
_
Corp
6
36 Va May
105
6
41 Va
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com...No par
preferred
33",4
19,300
15%
96 %
*98
98 %
35%
1
Sugar
States
90
98
„
Snares
Ju.y 8
16
15%
16
15%
tne week
Friday
July 7
July (»
July 5
Juiy i
1
Aircraft Corp.,
Jaii
074
5% Dec
39% Dec
4% Jan
V
100
preferred
Grumman
2
35% Jan
4
26% Mar 29
68 % Jan
Par
Sales for
SALE PRICES
x Uursriay
HIGH
Weunesday
Tuesday
Monday
Greyhound Corp (The) common.._3
2
1614 Mar
6
Mar 30
94
20
39% Aug
11
223/a Jan
13% Jan
4
STOCK
YORK
'
7
90% Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
*
'j.
.
107
II
29% Feb
2
17% Jan
13
12% Mar
2
63% Jan
5
20% Apr
19 y« Jan
30
63% Jun
iViar 14
24
6
102% May 11
29
19% July
1
25 % Fab
85
5
100 % Feb
4
24
21% Jan
July
35
6
107% Feb
22
Jan
38
6
Mar 14
142
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
33% Nov 29
26% Mar 14
34 %
23
32% Dec
30
5% Jan
32
142
19
Jan
Nov
135
23
28
10% Jan
6
11% Feb
17
Nov
35
18
6%
9
July
7
14
20
4%%
10
13% Jan
6
24
Apr
23
18% Jun
13
Industries
lo% Jan
6
Hayes
Industries
8% Dec
31
7% Jan
6
8% Mar
1
Hayes
Mfg
4
23% Dec
31
21% July
7
24% Mar
7
Hazel-Atlas
21% Jun
30
28% Dec
31
17
Mar
85
4
Dec
89
33
24
19
41% Nov
17
39% Jan
22
101% Oct
11
98% Mar 29
21% Jan
26
23% Nov
11
22% Jan
Feb
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
13% Mar 12
20% Oct
14
17% Jun
29
35
68
Jan
3
May
6
1
3
38
Apr
28
22% Mar
6
101
27
96
Jan
17
126% Oct 26
123
Jan
26
126
Mar 14
47
40
54% Feb
26
23
16
51% Jan
13
37 % Dec
May 26
14% Jan
Dec
3
Jan
3
30
% July
26% Jan
11
14% Jan
11
68
78
Apr
5
92
Sep 29
9
1
43% Nov
May 13
Jan
5
78
July
3
96
July
10% Jan
4
5
Jan
Jan
18% Aug
4
30
6
25% Jan
8
5
'/i
30% Dec
1
21
29% Feb
9
8
48
preferred
Holland
Furnace
Sugar Corp
5%
convertible
3
(A)
94% Jan
4
101
105
Nov
34% Jan
Apr 28
15% Mar
1
100
24
4
98
Feb
17
105% Nov
16
28% Jan
11
41% Dec
31
40% Jan 27
64% Jan
8
112% Dec
23
98
Feb
7
19% Dec
21
18
Jan
6
15% Jan
6
11% Jan
4
1
Nov
20% Dec
22
4 % Jan
4
13% Jan
105 % Feb
8
22% Jun
15% Mar 14
10
14
July
23 % Apr
5
14
Howard
23
2% Jun
13
3 Va Feb
13
12% ADr
27
25% Nov
53
22'A Jan
8
11
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
Jan
21% Oct
11
19% Jan
3
Jun
21
43 % Jun
9
63% Dec
31
58% Jan
6
3
17
17=%
16%
75%
35
900
16%
17
16%
17
7,600
78
78
3,900
J
45%
45
*11 "
11%
*11
11%
200
25%
26 'a
25 %
25M
7,200
15
14%
15 Va
14%
15%
14%
14 */8
4,500
*6 (a
43%
,
84
42
43'A
30 %
7
•
2,100
30%
400
8,400
39 %
38%
39
*82%
84
83
84
1,600
40%
42
40%
42
12,400
102
*101%
102
102.
♦101'V 102
150
13%'
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
37 %
37
371/a
36%
36 '.a
36%
37
*29%
29 1
29%
29
29 %
29'A
93 'A
1,900
93%
■28'A
2 9 "a
,.'1,000
140
94
94 %
93
*102
103 %
*102
103%
*102
94 %
103%
*102
103 Va
*102%
105
*102%
105
*102"%
105
*102%
105
93
93
40%
41
40%
130
126%
40%
41
128 %
STOCK
131
129
20'A
20%
20%
20'/4
20%
20%
21
2%
100
preferred —100
Hunt
Hupp
Corp
2
2%
2%
'a
125
20%
1,000
21%
20 "A
20%
24,800
2%
*2%
2 'A
•Day-
63%
1,600
•
64 "
64%
29
29%
8%
8 Va
8
8
63 %
64%
63%
63%
7,800
28%
23
28 %
1,000
7%
12,500
28%
2,700
29 1
29
%
28 Va
1
7%
29%
28,
30 %
30%
7
7%
28%
29%
Vb
28%
7'A
28%
1
5
30
400
8%
64 %
8'A
9
*8%
8,800
20%
'
Independence
'6,700
*
128%
20%
2%
20%
CLOSED
1
41%
41'A
41%
129
*20%
20%
EXCHANGE
1
4,000
13 %
37 %
3
600
-
21%
21'A
*30'/a
39
39%
21%
30 %
30%
83
6%
7
*6%
21%
39 Va
.
102
102
No par
a
21%
30 'A
43%
common..5
7!
21%
6%
21%
85
Refrigerator Co.,
45%
45
11
26%
6%
17
Hussman
370
14%
Manhattan—.
&
96
46
39%
l_—_—
60
96
ii
11
45%
30%
Co
78
56
77
96 /
.
*77
26%
'
21 %
16
6
%
11%
46
84
Corp
129,600
%
*34%
26%
45%
39 %
common
8,600
51
50%
%
35 %
26%
30 %
Co
170
1,200
53 %
35%
95
95
380
1,200
2,o00
47
*52%
51%
•'
ii
I
"a
1
*75%
93%
*11
Hudson
6
29'A July
50%
""%
75%
92%
No par
noncumulatlve
5%
47
47
*52%
17%
Jun
32
6
15
35
9% Feb
o
18% Dec
35%
Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Foods Inc
6.60%
64% July
Jan
-/«
Stores
tHudson
10
7 % Jun
21
35%
Finance 'cdmmon—No par
Sound
Howe
21
5
55% Dec
35%
preferred
100
preferred
t
100
4.40% preferred—
100
Houston Lighting & Power_.No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
23
Feb
47
131
125%
-
53 "4
51%
4%
6
10% July 27
4% Nov 22
38% Jan
102% Mar
*125
53 %
3%%
0
104% Jan
Mar 10
I221/4
51%
$2.25 convertible preferred—50
Household
22
May
121
*52%
—12.50
Mining
Houdaille-Hershey
Mar 10
38
31% Jun
18
H
5
$4.25 preferred
10b
28,
Mar 14
91% Jan 28
18
37%
18
46
46%
preferred______30
44 '/a Jun
27
37%
17%
51%
10
common.
31
36% Oct
37%
17%
53%
5
& Sons,.
31% Dec
99 % Nov
37
18
51%
1
50c
Co.—
Hollander
Holly
27
7
37%
2,100
23%
*52 %
5
(Charles E)
2H% Jan
6
23%
1
Hotels Corp
6
9
46
5
27
Jan
24
18
-
23%
...
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem
84 % Jan
18
-
23%
37%
36%
18
2,700
98 Va
*97
98%
*97
a
88
50%
49%
23%
24
*36
98
*97
98%
23%
50
...
Homestake
29% Dec
2,800
%
(The)
2
33
♦97
25
preferred series A
Co
3
14
32%
*87 Va
50
125
Jan
17
32 %
88%
49 '/a
46
87% Feb
Jun
32%
*87%
49 'A
125
74 Vx Mar 14
13
32 »A
88
48%
46
5
100% Jun
33
*87%
155
31
Mar 31
X32%
48%
*124%
Oct
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
7.UU0
124%
Dec
103
22
124'A
52
23
7 '/a
21%
88
48 %
19
common
85
12
7%
21%
No par
Powder
5
12% Nov
7%
21%
122%
4
95% Jan
8
22
33%
33%
*87%
25
16%
7%
21%
8%
22
122 %
33% Jan
31
10,600
16%
17%
16%
17%
7 Zb
___„No par
56 % Jan
Dec
21%
100
__7
2
32% Mar
38% July
>17%
15
common
4
8% Mar
2,900
7%
22%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
3
16% Jan
25% Jan
16%
22%
124
Hires Co
a
1974 Feb
3,200
16 M
23%
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A__
...100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
10
11
14% Apr
22%
23
122%
Hilton
48% Jun
12
5% May 12
7
5
Dec
27% Dec
19
14
Jan
30
22
23 Va
"
■
31% Jan
6
10 M Mar 14
25
3 6'A
35%
Hewitt-Robins Inc
7
34% Jan
12
11% Aug 25
2,6U0
*35%
35%
.100
Rights
7
89% Jan
8
2,100
bJa
121%
4%%
36% May 18
18% Jan i J
71
4
28,000
34%
6%
120%
Hertz
27
31 */8 Mar 18
33%
33%
6%
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
•jjj Jun 27
15% May 12
Jan
18% Mar
55% Jun
32 %
34%
6%
"4
...
noncumulatlve
Hercules
8
7
54% Mar 18
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
81 % Jan
7%
5
34%
34%
6%
35
preferred
(G W)
Hercules Motors
May 19
juiy
33
35
35%
2
5
1U0
34
6%
30%
—
4,300
34%"
6'/«
—
10
47
139
46
53
;
23 %
...
20
3,2U0
V4
106
*136%
138%
*35%
Co common
(H J)
Helme
2
126 % Jun
2
.7.'
♦136%
32
*105%
46 %
46
4
139
600
8b %
32
106
4,000
20%
*86
1
1
A
Co
4b'
133%
139
20%
20%
86 Va
*105%
78
13,o00
22
33 %
__5J
preferred
3.65%
7
Jun
72
18
52
3%%
Heinz
13
Feo
25
38% Jun
Dec
35%
Inc
Glass
Hecht Co common
2
52% Jun
104
121% Feb
50
33%
34%
Inc.—
Corp
1U0
100
60 %
22
22
32%
'
23
Jun
89
26% Mar 14
84% Jan
May 21
31% Apr
94% Jan
32
...
18% Jan
4% July 12
_
*86)
33%
46
47
.
*20'/a
87
105/8
46%
of America common
preferred
f Haveg
20
14% Dec
*105%
20%
*■> 33",a
106
*136 V2
Hat Corp
Jan
34%
15
Hart Schaffner & Marx
39
May 25
33%
/
*84%
10
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
5
Day;
20%
85
100
—2.50
4
preferred
May
22
2l"/8
80
21%
46%
59%
59%
22
20%
va
*45%
45%
bO
21"%
60
46%
5a 7a
*45%
46%
va
20%
No par
Co $4.25 pfd
Harbison-Walk Refrac common
8% Jan
5% Mar 25
8% Nov 30
40
6
CLUoED
Co..—2.50
35 % July
Mar 11
59
Independence
preferred—. -100
Paper
(M A)
Hanna
20
22% Apr
131
Hammermill
1
49% Jun
104% May 10
25
40% Dec
convertible
4%
21
Jun
*45%
EXCnANGE
5
Printing Co
(W F)
"
STOCK
25
Hamilton Watch Co com—__No par
4
31
106% Oct
4
Hall
May 27
Dec
25% Nov
4
24% Jan
Ox 74
24
86% Dec
21
'
12% Jan
42% Jun
7%
7%
7%
*27%
28;a
I
27
40
Jan
31% May 10
Idaho
68% Jun
Illinois
23
12
50 % Dec
23
47'/a Jan
5
53
% July
8
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
49% Mar
8
51% May
5
15
50
May 25
53% Nov
52
10
52% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
51 % Dec
27
53
Dec
10
5i
8% Jan
11
15% Nov
23
Mar
22% Oct
20
2% Jun
55
30
39
Jan
25
5
30
Nov
57% Dec
Jan
29
55
cumulative
preferred—50
cumulative
preferred
55
Mar 11
53
Feb
14% Mar
20
Jan
4
Electrica
Industria
De
Industrial
15
21
Inland
Rayon
4
76% Dec
31
3914 Dec
29
Inspiration Cons Copper
5
22% Dec
28
35% Jan
6
21% Jan 26
55% Mar 28
15% Jan
24
Insuranshares
25% Jan
4
40
23
37 % Jan
7
52
89% Jan
6
14% Apr
28
271
25
102
Oct
25
96% Jan
21% Dec
May 11
29
19% Jan .18
375
19
Jan
Nov
16
Jan
6
4
38% Dec
30
35% Jan
31
4
27% Jan
159
Nov
66% Mar 14
176% Oct
25
167% Mar
349
4
80
Jun
103
May 17
July 7
4%%
18
Int'l
Business
9
Int'l
Harvester
7%
5
38
Dec
8
4
42% Dec
29
33% July
8
41% Jan
84
Mar
8
92 % May 26
3% Mar 16
4% Apr 19
73% July
6
77
Jan
5
94
Feb
23
1% Jan
5
4
% Nov
5
34% Jan
4
130% Jan
4
9% Jan
59% Dec
4
55
Jan
13
Oct
1
173/, nPC
*'l
135% Mar 31
31
82
12
106 % May 19
103
88% Dec
12% Dec
31
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
79 % Dec
79'
Nov
44% Nov
4
38
6
16
4% May 27
a
57 Va Jan
12% Jun
4
101% Jan
140
7
23
Jan
Mar X4
9 % Mar 13
17
69
Mar 14
16
73
Jan
6
42 3A Jan
6
Jan
11
37% Jan
4
Dec
1
60
Jan
5
31% Jan
29
36% Oct
21
35
Jan
28
13% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
70
_
29% Apr
33 % Dec
2
31
May
38 Vb Dec
6
25
Jan
343/4 Dec
34
Mar 15
34% Mar 15
22
32 Vb Jan
6
10% Jan
14
Aug 17
12% Jan
3
28% July
29% Jan
39
Dec
24% Jan
29% Aug
23% Dec
14
112
141,
17
Int'l
3
Jun
10
Jan
3
14
Jan
12
$4
14% Jun
1
Int'l
May 24
15
5%
preferred
7.50
No par
No par
100
International
Salt
No par
International
Shoe
No par
21
May 16
28% Jun
45
common
Jun
43% Jun
39% Feb
25
International Silver common
7%
25
preferred
21
International
Telep & Teleg__No par
2
International
Utilities
3
24
$1.40
cum
Interstate
5
Corp
25
preferred
conv
1
Dept Stores
May 12
Aug 13
14% May 25
Interstate
29
34% Feb
9
51% May
2
Intertype
34% July 21
30 Va Jan
3
35% May
28% Mar
2
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
3
Iowa
28% Jun
9
Island Creek
123
Nov
5
26% Jan
20 % Matt
7
19
121
Jan
3
23
24
127% May 23
$6
..3.50
Power Co
No par
Corp
Power
&
Light Co
10
50c
Coal common
1
preferred
54 %
*52%
54%
*51
52
*51
52
*51
52
52%
54
■
.
1.000
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2,700
7%
6%
6%
7%
3,800
57%
54%
57%
54%
7,100
55
4.000
54 'A
55
54
164
164
*164
76
52
54%
56 %
168
79%
78
79
54%
53'A
54 V2
%
52%
54 %
54%
55%
166%
210
77%
76%
77%
7,400
52%
52
52%
4,100
*164
167
'/a
*24
24%
*24
24%
*24
24 Va
*7
7
7
50'A
50%
51
50%
*102%
103
*102',a
51%
52
102 Va
103
23%
23%
38
37%
174
173'A
34
*31%
34%
a
4
73%
111%
111%
*1353'4
13'/a
13%
109
111%
17,200
33%
93
1,700
4
15,200
73%
610
136 Va
13%
7.800
110%
10.100
*104'A
105%
200
13
1234
12%
1.109
87
87%
88
87%
88
103 'a
'
104
104
*102%
104
87
46
45 %
65 %
66 "4
65%
37 Va
28 V
540
2,000
34
"
12%
13
45%
27%
13%
110
107
73
136%
136
112
*104%
*37
3%
4 %
73
19%
14
14%
*90
92
*90
8
137
136
33'/a
34 %
73%
4 1
4
73 Va
104 VA
*103%
39 Va
33%
93
*90
4 Va
87
34,200
173%
*32
1041/4
*86
2,800
38%
174
33
110%
12%
10
14,900
23%
424
39%
32 %
137
14%
2,600
"
93
136
422
100
.
52
174 %
34 %
35
73 V
22%
23%
427%
424
24%
103
38%
32%
4%;
*102
173 %
39%
173
♦90
22%
24
425
422
421
"
8
48% Mar
38
Paper
*52%
72%
No par
2
Jun
72% Apr
1
Rys of Cent Amer com
54 %
34%
100
preferred
*52%
32%
100
International
80
54 %
38%
:
com
54%
173
Mining Corp
Canada
*53'A
23%
No par
of
*53%
54
413%
.No par
common
International Packers Limited
114 % Jun
91
100
Preferred
108
114
Nickel
;
54
54 Va
102 %
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com.._.5
Int'l
230
52%
49%
Machines
preferred
51%
*51%
24'/a
1
100
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
4%
*50%
52 %
78%
preferred
International
50%
*51%
53%
No par
Apr
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
50'/a
52%
55%
.5
—
49%
*51%
166%
^...20
Inc
Iron
41% Jun
450
Jan
Jun
Ctfs
x49%
53%
57%
No par
preferred
Interlake
18
23% Jan
31
Co
Interchemical Corp common
Mar 29
25% Apr
Steel
2,800
50%
7
1
11
11,100
53%
25%
100
21 % Jan
65 %
52%
67
13%
No par
40% Jan
63%
52 %
*51%
50
S A
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
1.300
67%
52 %
*53%
.5
Mex
30%
65%
52 VA
54
50
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
56% May 20
169% Jun
50
Terminal RR Co
Illinois
7
58% May 23
6
50'A Jan
162
4.20%
15
26% Apr 11
7% July
5
48% Jan
8
26
cumulative
4.26%
30%
67 A
x52%
50%
50
4.70%
12
24
preferred
30 %
67%
53
*52 Va
No par
common
cumulative
4.42%
17
5% Jan
Co
Power
4.08%
8
Jun
Jan
24 Vb Mar 15
17
Illinois
...No par
30'/a
66 Va
52%
lo
new
Central RR Co
preferred
cumulative preferred;
52% Mar 28
23
170
Apr
52% Apr
13% Apr
Dec
52
4
July29
53
10
7% Nov
21
47% Nov
159
Oct
54% Dec
1
Co
Power
2
*37
*104%
12%
106
*12%
65
37%
45%
45%
G5%
"45%
103 %
104%
400
'
45%
>
45%
1,800
68
68%
69 Va
6,900
*37
37%
*37
220
"
37 %
.
27%'
28 %
27 Vb
27%
26%
27%
43.400
40%
41%
*40%
41'A
1.000
40%
40%
*40%
41%
*36'/a
37
40%
40 %
40%
41
*40%
41%
*40%
41
%
38%
37
37
14%
14%
14%
100
700
37 %
38
37 %
14'/a
14'A
14 %
49 '/a
49%
49'A
49%
49
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
1.700
27 3
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
6.100
25%
24 Va
24%
1,800
8
25%
*124
25:%
126
25
*124
25%
47
49%
25.
124
125
*124
125
14
14 Va
3.900
49
1 300
124
10
J
4% Feb
19
19
8 Vb Dec
28
6
3 9 % Nov
23
Jan
20% Jan
21
86% Jan
8
35% Apr
22
55
99
16
103
Jun
37% Nov 24
'
96
Oct
32
7
Nov
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
23
Apr
May
91 % Jan
4?
6
5
26
Jacobs
13
Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co.
39
Jan
3l
19
97
Jun
2
M,r 14
59
Jun
14
14
99% Jun
61% Mar 31
91% Nov
12
82
May 18
97
Feb
11
59% May
19% Jan
78
30
65
Mar 15
85
Jun
27
4
?7% Dec
31
32% Mar 14
85% Jan
4
100% Dec
31
98
31% Jun
9
43% Dec
22
41% Mar 15
For
7
footnotes
Nov
spo
pege
22.
13
Mar 10
104
May lo
42% July
105% Jun
54
Jun
5
8
27
(F I) Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
Tea
3%%
Co
Inc
pfd
common
preferred
5%
Laughlin Steel
8%
8%
8%
31%
31'A
31%
31 Va
31%
30%
31 '/a
1,400
31 Va
36 Va
35
35%
34
34%
34
34V4
2,903
1
35%
97
es%
96%
109
1
100
*96
5*%
*99 %
9
98
56%
101
*95%
55%
*100
55%
54 Va
55%
*190
101
ion'2
*96%
"
*52 Va
*100
8%
97
54 %
com
86%
83
F6%
87%
85
87 3 4
84 Va
86
83%
8? %
82%
8i%
83
83
82
82
40%
10
42%
42%
41 %
100
104%
104%
104-%
1
53
53%
52
42%
105
53
-
41%
39%
M
105%
*104 "2
50 %
51 %
50%
39%
10 1
10
2,100
101%
12%
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
8%
No par
No par
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones &
5.600
8%
C%
1
9% Jan
34% Jan
105
51'A
8.000
600
39.600
320
3,000
Number 5445
Volume 182
. . .
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(125)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year1^54
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
-
Lowest
NEW
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
July 4
Par
<■
Tuesday
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
July 5
Inursday
July C
Week
l'.e
Friday
July 7
Snares
Ju.y 8
K
Kaiser
28% May 25
46 % Jail
85 y2 Dec
2 Va Sep
9.
32 Va Jan
31
7a-/» Jan
18
2Ve Jan
40 Va Jun
6
3% Jan
4
6
41
loj
Uec
JO
39% Jun
5
»4% Jan
24
Jan
12
104 Va Apr
15
103 Va Aug
10
107
100
102
106
May 26
Oct
33%c
14
5
99% May 16
loo
75 % Dec
29
70% Jan
13
43
Dec
3.80%
rv-ay
6
4%
107 % May
9
Apr
22
4.20%
21
July
Cuy
2. % Jun
8
8
Kansas
&
Gas
Eiectiic
3
24 Va Mar
3
Kansas Power & Light Co__.
17Va Mar 24
22% July
5
Kayser
(Julius)
34 va
July
6
Kelsey
Hayes
121 % July
5
Kcnnecott
4
4
31% Dec
107
8
Dec
27% Mar 14
31
98% Jan
6
97%
*96
97%
*96
*103
104 va
*103
104 Va
*103
104 Va
*106%
107 %
*106 Va
107
*106%
107
*104»/a
105
*104Va
105
*104'/a
105
&
Co_
54% Dec
23
47% Jan
31
Nov
24
29 Va Jan
41% May 18
13
36 Va Jan
5
24 Va Jan
13
34
Mar 19
31
39
Oct
14
29 Va Feb
34% Ji.n
Apr
29
43% Jun
2 1
Nov
1
84
95
79% Jan
6
87
4
44% Dec
82 V2 Jan
5
98% Dec
14
92'/a Mar 18
28 Va Sep
9
48% Aug 18
34 % Jan
23
28% Jun
30
52% Dec
31
49'/a Jun
9
42
52% Aug
1
39 Va May 31
13% Dec
29
12% Mar 15
24
9% Jan
8
3% May 27
5% P'eD
18
14 % Jun
9
17 Va Dec
8
47 Va Jan
4
58 Va Dec
9
Jan
85
Aug 10
7% May
27% Jan
15
Apr
30% Dec
7
95
8
12% Dec
60% Nov
% Jan
4
1 Va Dec
6% Jan
4
11% Dec
2
4Vs Dec
Mar 30
34
Jan
46
4
Dec
4
Kresge
Kress
14%. Jan
24
Laclede
5% Jan
25
La
17% Jan
27
Lane
26
60
Jan
27
May 10
25
Feb
25
34 % May
98% May
6
7
Jan
9
8
53%
53 Va
41'/a
40 Va
54%
54%
51%
33% "33%
33%
8
Lehman
Fink
10
17% Apr
29
22
17
19% Jan
3
23
39% Jan
8
19
64% Jan
18
17
13 Va- Jan
3
36% Mar 22
48
Dec
14
45% Jan
7
67 % Jan
29
61% Mar 14
38 Va Apr
2
4
Lehn
Mar
1
23
Apr
57% J..n
Apr
22
149% Jun
51'/a May 16
66
Jun
17
53% Dec
30
48 Va Jan
7
55 % Apr
6
16% May 17
21 % Jan
14
25
Mar 12
157 % Jan
22
18
19% J?ec
21
4
49% Nov
23
43 Va Mar 15
56% July
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
19
25 Va Jan
25
35% Jun
27
79
15
95 % Jun
24
40% May 17
64% Feb
7
67
Jan
12
82
Oct
7
26
Jan
11
51% Dec
29
13% Jan
4
22
28% Jan
11
64
23 Va Jan
4
108% Jan
4
22% Jan
4
17
4
Jan
Dec
31
17
Nov
30
56
29% Aug 19
116% Aug
34 Va Dec
24 Va
Apr
va
Mar 14
7
Jan
114% Feb
2j i
n
28
28% Mar 14
Aug 26
21 Va Mar 15
23
22%
21%
81%
83 Va
82'/a
81%
1,200
22%
21%
22%
6,500
83 Va
82%
83 Va
9,800
18 Va
18%
45,100
*55 %
57%
500
64 Va
12,100
18%
17%
18
57%
56%
57
64%
64 Va
64 J/4
64 VB
64%
153%
153%
153%
153%
153%
153%
19%
18
57%
57 *
'
64
153%
153%
3d0
61
61%
60%
61
59%
60 %
57 Va
58%
4,100
50%
51
50 %
51
51
51
50
503/4
1,700
2.50
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
800
56%
54%
55%
53%
54 %
28,600
34%
33%
34
32%
34 %
33'/8
34
93 Va
90
91%
89 %
89%
47%
45%
47 Va
44%
45%
18 ;
56
34%
preferred—100
*91 Va
46%
_
17%
55
17%
53
_No par
com
1
a
32%
5
6
Long Bell Lumber
4
Long
104% Jun
3
(Md)
rights
10
_————
series B preferred:
series D preferred
5%
4.35%
series
Lorillard
7%
May 25
E
100
preferred
Co
(P)
100
10
common
preferred
53
July
7
Louisville
Gas
6
88 Va Mar
8
Louisville
&
Dec
20
273/4 Dec
22 Va Mar 14
96 % Jan
22
100
& El
Co
4 Va
July
%
*122
123
Sons
&
(Mi
400
451/8
21,800
23
46,000
64
4,100
32%
6,200
63
31%
36%
37 %
35%
36
35%
35%
6,300
22
22 Va
21%
22 VB
22
22>/8
18.7C3
aS2
ft
425,000
105%
100
*101 Va
fl02%
36%
37
22
22%
*1041/2
EXCHANGE
105%
105%
105%
*105
105%
*105
101 Va
101 »/2
101 %
101%
"101 %
102 Va
105 1
*104 Vb
105
*104Vaul05
CLOSED
Independence
Day
300
123
*121
123
*119
124
.
%
iff
104%
104%
*104 %
21%
121%
21%
21%
143%
143 %
142
143
21%
52
85%
86%
24%
24%
24%
24%
103%
102 Va
102 %
85 Va
213/4
160
f
30
10,100
144%
60
52%
52%
12,000
84%
85%
5,800
23%
24%
4,000
*101%
103%
*143
53
53
52%
85%
21%
21%
144 Va
*143
86%
*52
52%
50
(Ky)_Nopar
Nashville—
-86%
V
Inc—
Common
preferred series A
100
*102
24%
24%
102
102
40%
42
41
10
41%
42%
5
16%
16%
16'/a
16%
16%
common—10
51%
51 %
52
52
51%
Lukens Steel Co
51% Jan
STOCK
23 Va
23%
1
Lowenotein
26% Jan
123
100
4.25%
30
25 % Jan
A^.. _No par
Island Lighting Co com
Common
5
100
preferred..
conv
23%
91%
22%
64%
Co
5,300
44%
*90
23 Va
4%^
15,600
18%
31%
fg July
102 Va
21%
V
1,10J"
4%
44 Va
18 Vs
63
3
5
18%
64 Va
No par
77% Jan
Jan
4%
8.900
2,<io0
14
43%
■
2,300
'
12,900
2
10
new
Inc
s
45 % Jan
39% May 16
18%
100
Aircraft Corp
48% Aug 25
88% Dec 20
100
18%
%
25
com
——
convertible
5
9
44
19
No par
11
31
4%
43%
18%
22%
14
4%
4%
*56
(The)
Corp
407/a Jan
Nov
1%
14%
14
14%
2
_5
59% Jan
49% Dec
1%
2%
45 »/a
18%
22
21%
J
22%
26% May 18
153 % Feb 15
104
18%
70%
21
27,500
13%
21%
21 %
v
64 %
21% July
38 3/a Mar 25
>
32%
Oct
28
22%
23%
105
22
5
95
12%
70
4%
47V
*93 Va
71
X44%
4 Va
46
•>
13%
63%
-Mar
147
>
14%
1,300
70%
13%
71 Va
21%
141/a
5,400
33%
13
13%
-
96
*94%
96
110
23
"33 VB
22%
32
6
Mar 15
33%
65 %
27
141
23
33%
32%
107% Apr
22
22%
33 Va
64
103 % Jan
Jun
23'/a
58
*55
32%
8
137
57
10
5
8
57
10
July
21% July
400
1,300
58 Va
Corp..
103 Va Mar
21
4,700
4 '/a
16 Va
common.
100'/a May 26
1
13 %
4 Va
16%
4
Cement
3
Mar 11
13%
4 Va
16%
2
1
80 Va
13%
%
16%
Gas
2
102
4%
13 Vs
4'/a
16%
70%-
v
2
,
12,800
► '
33%
22%
14
3,500
%
40%
Star
Nov
32
16,600
51
40
Star
106% Mar
Mar 16
29
51 %
51%
41 %
Lone
104
*
28%
51 VB
-:j 40 Vb
V
Lone
Loew
98% July
9
99% Jun 30
103
29 VB
51%
5
5
123
21
28%
29
•
*94%
22%
Products..
Carbonic Corp
3%%
140
13%
Co
Lockheed
99
22%
71%
No par
Lion Oil Co
Liquid
99
4 Va
96
13%
71%
No par
preferred
300
98%
33%
2
1.800
98%
23Va
33 Va
1
1,600
3,300
33
99%
22
32 Va July
July
37% July
12
Lionel
6
Juiy
67% Jun
26% Mar 14
23
25
__
*32%
."
53
53 Va
*57
10
common
41
52%
28%
57
*94%
17,500
55%
-
•
16%
57
100
16,900
53%
13%
_
I
52%
4%
No par
Lily Tulip Cup Coip
30% Jan
110
7,400
14,200
33%
118'/a
54'/a
17
comraon.3
Corp
Myers Tobacco
Belt
94%
13 VB
4%
5
Co
preferred
Link
49%
94%
13'/a
13 Va
Savers
7%
49 %
95 Va
32%
116%
•
53 Va
*
17
Life
&
49 %
42
22
Liggett
49 %
-
*94-:
41 Vb
22
2
33
51%
Corp„
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
Libby McNeill & Libby———7
70% May
32%
51%
Lerner Stores
6
&
52
42%
2nd pfd
(The)
noncum
83 Va July
56
164
Jan
40%
54%-
29
1
Sons
Coal
Corp
50c
53%
40%
A
*98%
_50
1st
4
54%
51 %
S3
11
52 %
40%
52%
41%
7
5 Va Apr
54'/a
40%
55 ;
28%
Lehigh
47 % Jan
33%
120%
_lo
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
8,200
22
33%
No par
6
3
"
21
_
116%
9J
2% Apr
15% Apr
3 Va Jan
.
99
Lehigh Valley RR.
40% Mar 14
31
/
4
&
noncum
.
21%
20%
33%
•
54%
26
3
22'/a
21%
53 Va
''.
53%
25 Va Apr
11% Jan
22 Va
-
*40%
& Tire.
Valley
22
1
»
50
6
3
5,300
95
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
1% Jan
23 Va
*48%
18 Va Jan
31
23'/a
*93
13
Dec
23
3
23%
34'/a
common
(Jamss)
23 >/4
121 Vb
preferred
Rubber
Lees
2>i '/a
94
21
20% Aug
76% Nov
142% Jun
Lee
2
23
49*%
13% Jun
23
13% Dec
Va %
2,000
23 Va
No par
Consoiidada 6%
4
26 %
33%
Co
Gas
Day
47 Va
120 Va
_
4,600
75%
26
94
Co
74%
*47
27%-
49%
74 Va Jun
Mar 14
4
4
&
Bryant
Independence
1
6
11
4
2
Co—
H)
47 Va
26%
__No par
10
Kroger Co (The)
(S S)
*47
27 Va
33%
preferred
(S
76%
47 Va
23%
1
common
9
Jan
z.
20
105
27%
100
Inc
4
15% Jan
July
Co
55 Va Feb
16 Va Jan
8% Jan
4%
a.
27%
5
53 Va Jan
30
20% Dec
Jan
K6ppers
76
*47
47%
77%
121%
(111)
prior preferred—
50
89
31
4
23
32
28% Jan
4
6
10 j% Jin
$5
15
54% Apr
May 10
3
23
Mar 14
4% Jun
16
20 Va
22
Jun
54% Jun
Jan
38 Va Jan
105
76
32%
Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
23
34 Va Jan
29% Jan
Feb
23
-97%
27%
«
119%
Kimberiy-curk
Kern
15
*96
97%
*
2.50
County Land Co
Keystone Sieel & Wire Co
41% Dec
*47
CLOSED
1
11
"U*i
-
78
78
EXCHANGE
No par
18
Apr
STOCK
5
Wheel__
20% Jan
i
500
1,000
3,100
41
41
107
8.75
Copper
33% Oct
j
41%
104'/a
Co___No par
21
4
2%
*96
50
22% July 30
Jan
40%
48,400
36%
151 Va
2%
2%
*103
preferred
25% Dec
16
•
*106%
No par
.
23
39% Jan
41%
41
35%
151%
160
*•2%
Southern—
non-cum
21
64% Jan
*148
2%
100
12 % Apr
Va lan
41
37%
36
162
*2 Va
100
18% Jan
27
2Va
41
38%
37%
*156
166
2Va
100
preferred
preferred
Common
4%
39%
165
100
preferred
cum
4
&
stove
preferred
4.50%
84% Apr
48 Va Jan
24
Mar 10
26
10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
lvb
50
38%
50
Furnace
4
Kansas
38% Jan
35 Va Jan
Corp—
(conv)
Kalamazoo
lua-/a Mar 15
29
Chem
7
100 V2 Ma.r 23
105% May 17
Mar 13
&
preferred
cum
45 v2 Mar
15
99% Nov
4
Apr
Alum
x.-w
5%
2% Feb
28
92
8
5
«My
39%
40%
20
40
2,500
16%
4, COO
M
8
Apr
40% July
122
July
22
2
6
12% May 10
20% Jan
4
81 Va Mar 16
7 Va May
5 Va May
25% Jan
16 Va Jan
499
July
3 3/a Jan
153/4 Nov 29
136% Dec
23
30 Va Dec
29
12% Mar 14
48'/4uan
133
Mar 28
19% Jan
5
M
3
MacAndrews
139
Jan
29% July
21
1
29
26 Va Mar 14
33 % May 23
Dec
31
88 Va Mar 15
95
3
7% Jan
6
Jun
3
16
31
8% Jan
6
12 Va Feb
23
56% Jan
6
90
Jan
18
543 Va Jan
4
24 Va Oct
22
546
Nov
17
4
6
Dec
21
5 Va Mar
6% DeC
31
6
Dec
0
34
23
28
Feb
9
25
13
13 Va Jun
Dec
64
7
12
6
16% July
53% Jan
9% Dec
6
4
19
83/4 Dec
4% Mar 10
22 3% J an
23
Aug 19
92
27
4
Dec
54
Mar 23
37% Apr
685
Jun
&
M
Wood
Trucks
Jan
4
10% Dec
31
19
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
12% Jan
11
17 Va Dec
9
Apr
29
713/a Dec
0
24% Jan
12
343/8 Dec
22
42
Madison
Square
No par
No par
Magnavox
Mahoning
Manatl
10
(The)______
Co
Coal
RR
Sugar
1
Co
50
1
Co
Mandel Bros
—__No par
34% Jan
11
Manhattan
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
28
Vn
6
35% Jun
21
Jlan
*7
20 % Feb
18
Marine
May 23
58% Feb
2
11
31% Jan
7
37% Apr
11
11
99
Apr
25
8
44
Feb
4
4
97
Sep
10
92
Jan
33% Oct
22
25
July
88
May
2
Shirt
Oil
——
Exploration
4%%
1
193% Dec
29
16% Jun
24
20% Jan
3
Martin-Parry
16% Jan
8
23% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
33 Va Jun
7
Masonite, Corp
18
4
25% Dec
23
23 % Mar 15
26% Feb
16
33% Mar 14
40% July
L)
10%
500
9 %
84
32%
35%
34%
.
6 Va
6
6
8'/a
7%
7%
33
5%
*7%
*32%
9%
9%
9
35%
35
18%
—100
1
99
Jan
10
$3.75 preferred
5
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
$3.75 cum pfd 1C47 senes__No par
Jan
7
89
Apr
1
83
Jan
18
88
17 Va Jan
20
28 Va Nov
23
25% Jan
Peb
4
Nov
12
52
47
15
Jan
18% July
55
34% May 10
Maytag
56% Mar 31
7
23% Dec
30
20% May 16
25 Va Dec
30
23
17
Jan
J an
4
44
4
75
11
4
16
Va Dec
15 Va
21
July 23
88% Jun
24
44
Mar 14
Jan
6
14% Mar 14
Apr
24% Mar
31% Jun
45 Va Mar
16 Va Feb
4
82
Jan
20
91
July
47
Jun
9
53
Apr
63% Dec
3
54% Jan
4
76% Dec
20
67
37 Va Apr
26
43 Va Nov
24
40
333% Jan
57% Jan
May
17
4
Mar 14
4
29
3
16
8
13
80
79%
79 %.
79%
79
37
37 Va
36%
37%
36'/a
36%
*95
97 %
95
95
94%
94%
x27%
27%
26
27%
25 Va
26%
25
25%
26,100
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
1,600
'32%
32 Va
32 Va
32
32 Va
25
25
24%
25
25
39 %
38%
39%
95%
95 %
95%
170
95
95
120
39%
40%
95%
95
95
94
94
95
95
*94
95
b6
*84
86
22 Va July
8
29 Va Feb
27
15
Apr
1
18
Jan
3
31
52% Jan
18
69 % Jun
29
103 Va Apr
863/4 Jan
4
Dec
27
101% Jan
31
57 Va Nov
22
64% Dec
31
60% Jan
21
77
27 Vb Feb
16
323/a Dec
21
7
35
4
Jan
153/4 Feb
% Jun
18
28
Jan
7
107
26
20% Jan
18
23
Oct
21
22
102
Jun
9
100
Jun
30
88% Mar 30
15%
15%
15%
15%
89%
90
91
91
52
52%
53
52
53
51%
51%
7.100
—_—,_1
08
08
68%
67%
67 %
66%
67
1,700
—5
68
87
87%
86%
87%
85%
87%
83%
84%
2,800
—5
41%
42%
42%
42%
41%
4234
41%
42%
3,500
22%
22%
22%
22%
221/a
22%
2.400
15
2nd
Co
common
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
Co
30% Apr
12
Merck
95 % Apr
29
22
(The)
Stores
Co
&
series
Corp—
common
convertible
Mercantile
112% Apr
Inc..
18
preferred (1st series)—TOO
4%%
28
28% Jun
Publishing
Robbins
Inc
1st
Co
common
preferred
2nd pfd—
$4.25 2nd preferred.
$4
conv
Oct
25
Apr
12
Jan
4
49 Va Dec
23
43% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
Mergenthaler
13
283/a Jan
4
22% Jun
2
26% Feb
11
4
92
Jan
5
104
Jun
14
__1
16%c
No par
—No par
Merritt-Chapman
28% Jan
50
1
preferred—50
Inc
—3%
$3.50
21% Jan
15
92
Jan
89
Jan
18
39
Jan
6
48% Jun
8
27
96
Mar 28
103% Aor
18
108% May 19
104
Feb
107 Va
July
93% Mar 29
102
94 % Mar
101
103% Oct
102
22 Va Feb
Nov
29
99% Oct
6
1043/4 Aug
41% Nov 24
108
12
109
2
May 14
36 V4 Nov
23
24
4
104Va Mar 15
32 Va Jan
6
Mesta
Machine
4.35 %
Apr
26
3.85%
Apr
18
3.80%
9
4.45%
47% Jun
16
Miami
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Copper
No par
Linotype Co—No par
& Scott
12.5Q
—
—-5
pfd-jTOO
series
100
series.——.100
series
100
series———100
5
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
1
108Va May
?
52 %
.
67%
5%
95
l6-;a
89
15%
25
233/4 Dec
16%
89
15%
Cum
130
6,200
lo%
89
65%
Melville
45%
15%
15%
Jan
95
*
Jun
3.000
89
67%
135
109 Va Dec
.50
34 %
common—50c
preferred—100
15%
7
4
2,200
29%
*45
67 Va
Jan
7
29%
45
15%
82
28
31
45
68'/a
4
Jan
29%
45%
67%
Mengel
173/4 Jun
31
*45
22%
25
98
30%
45
22'%
*15%
Jan
88% Sep
31
45
1
46
18
1.100
30%
34%
34
25
6
21% Jan
22%
___3
33%
*55 Va
10
26% Jan
31
x22 Va
21%
Co
Stores
Corp
4
22% Dec
56 Vi
21%
34
Mead
91
18
*55 %
86*
McQuay Norrls Mfg Co
30 Va Oct
Oct
56 %
McLellan
30
21% Dec
85%
22 Va
17
25% Dec
*84%
22
McKesson
57 Va Dec
■
22%
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines&
1,600
38%
40%
95 %
56 Va
McGraw-Hill
4
47
Electric
9.700
10,500
33%
Corp
convertible
3 Va %
90
95 Va
40%
*84%
96
6,300
*55%
preferred
McGraw
*94%
36%
56 %
common—
Stores
36
33%
13
4
4
$2.50
McCrory
100
800
79 %
33 Va
:
_____
Corp
8,300
59 %
*5o %
25
19
11% Jan
Corp
7.700
—No par
No par
No par
29
11% Feb
Jan
McCail
M'cCord
200
33%
—Nopar
pfd
common
preferred
Jun
91
18 Va Jan
31
Co
1,700
2,400
*84%
45% Apr
68% Jun
27% Jan
103
$3
No par
—
cumulative
$3.40
2
40 % Jun
12
Feb
3
1,000
32%
34
18%
"
94Va May
9
18 "8
24%
923/a Jan
9
9%
*78
32%
91 Va Jun
7%
32%
*58%
16%
83
■
*7%
32%
8
13%
26%
5
5%
80
32%
common—
VB
670
58 Va
16%
21
534
18%
25
20
7,500
*040
6
58%
22%
Dec
33%
32%
34 Va
18%
No par
37 3/a Dec
4,OJO
58 %
—No par
—1
2,300
%
18
16%
Co—
9%
84%
*57%
18%
5 8 "a
Co
93/8
843/4
33
33
33%
35 Va
9%
670
*640
675
310
83%
9%
9%
87 %
*640
675
*57 %
___.
Stores
7.700
92
10%
9%
99
Dept
32%
92
10%
33 Va
3
May
32
92%
10%
9%
4
5
32%
*91%
11
*32%
Jan
—•22
6
*7%
36%
32 %
92%
85 Va
9%
87
common.—S
Corp
Electric
Master
35%
11
pie.'erred—__50
Corp
preferred
1 Glenn
85%
*630
33 Va
*10%
5
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
10
Marshall Field & Co com—No par
Martin
9 %
26,200
33%
6.25
Midland
convertible
4'v
11
30%
Va
_1
Marathon Corp
16
4
Jan
Garden.
300
293/4
92
91
52
140
30%
30
32 %
32%
x89 %
Copper'
Magnia
14
66 Va Jan
32 %
100
*51
*i36
29%
30 Va
30%
16
16%
51 %
140
*136
140
*136
140
No par
Chef
•Magic
*136
29%
preferred series A_
4%%
May 16
Jan
13% Feb
5
Co Inc com
Macy. (R H)
8%JVlay 13
16% Jan
82
100
Inc
55
7
Forbes
preferred
6%
Mack
21
8% Apr
4
10% May 18-
Working Co
&
*102 Va
22%
104
*102%
104
*102 Va
15%
104
153/4
64%
*
65
102 Va
490
600
1,300
104
*72
77
77
*73
7 6 Va
35 V4
34%
35
34
34%
33%
33%
5.900
34%
32
32
32
32
32
32%
32
1.400
32%
102
*94
99
*90
99
*74
100
28
24%
79
100
28%
24%
91 Va
91 Va
109%
109%
102
102
*75
*95
28
24
*90%
*108
102%
90
28%
27%
28%
27%
27%
l.SOO
24%
23%
24
Va
23%
24%
41,000
92%
*90'/a
109 %
*108%
102'/a
101
92 %
*90%
92 %
200
109%
108%
108 34
300
102
101 %
101'/a
220
2,900
55 Va
54 Va
54%
54
55%
55
54
55%
25%
24%
25
24%
24%
25%
25
86,800
25
46%
47
46%
47
3,900
46%
4634
46
97 Va
98
97
97
9,7 Va
*107 %
*96%
*96
*107
45 %
*97
109
*107%
109
98
*96 Va
93
100
109%
46
*96
*107
44
100
101%
46
4 6 Va
97
109
*107%
98
98
*96%
*96
100
*107%
*107
42%
109%
44
*96
*107
42%
97%
90
109
97%
"20
100
109%
43%
5,400
17
The
18
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(126)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Year 11*51
30
Feb
126 % Jan
30% Jan
3
6
37'/a Jan
25
50
Dec
15
21
144
29%
8
21 Ye Jan
9
40% Oct
137
133
Jan
25% Jan
Sep^27
33% Jun
20 % Jun
Dec
4
2.1% July
15% Jan
13
16% Dec
29
26
21
8% Jar.
53
May
Dec
34
Apr
Jun
24% Aug
38% Dec
July 19
4>/a Jan
10
4
Sep
Mar 17
79% Sep
81% Dec
19% May
13
26% Oct
5
Mar 31
36'A
37%
36%
37%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16%
17%
3,ZOO
70
20
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg new_1.5Q
64%
66V4
65 Vi
66%
64%
65%
63 %
64%
114%
10,100
112%
4,500
116
8
Jun
Jun
27
•i
0
20
$4
27
conv
preferred
5
May
...No par
Minnesota
&
Ontario Paper
Power &, Light
,
STOCK
EXCHANGE
100
CLOSED
25
Co
Independence
No par
29%
16% Jan
5
27 %
79% Mar 29
Missouri-Kan-Tex
lc/o
23% Mar 17
29'A July
Mohawk
18% Feb
RR
5%
98
Jan
18
Monarch
24% Jan
Chemical
0
8
25% Sep
Jan
14
23% Jan
0
321/2 Feb
Montana-Dakota Utilities
31
34% Mar 14
40% Jun
Montana
28% May 18
38% Jan
73% Apr
28
85% Jan
12
18% Jan
3
21% Apr
25
16% Mar 14
90 V. Feb
3
39
Dec
,31% Feb
49% Jun
56
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
Jan
12 'A Jan
11% Mar 24
3
18% Dec 29
: 53% Nov. 17
-30 Vi. Jan
4
16% Jun
23
23% Aug
1
28% Dec
31
27% Mar 14
Apr
28
38% Dec
28
33% Jan
7
19% Jan
4
20% July
8
17% Jun
9
..
26%
25%
26%
42
40%
41
7,400
33%
29%
32
32%
31
32
18.900
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
6,600
21 y« Mar
23
44% Mar 14
20
2
28% Mar 24
t
60% Jun
7
.
42% Mar
Wheel
31% Dec
31
28
Jan
0
38% Mar
61
22
61
Jan
4
74% July
5
2
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
2
114% Jan
18
126
Jan
4
4
45% Dec
74 % Mar 29
30
Jan
8
125% Dec
Jan
Dec
Feb
2
22% 1
213/4
213/4
3,500
145%
144
151
35
v
33%
CoI._IlNo~par
80%
20%
21
263/4
38%
39
34%
v
34%
35%
80 %
81
793/4
Xl9%
.
20%
19%
80%
50%
•
56%
20
57
19%
-
...
>
r *
20%
20%
20%
21
19%
55%.
.
22,100
27%
f1
33%
81%
17,600
49%
28
39%
48%
35
81%
48%
27%
'
-
2,300
149
38%
81%
—
53%
2,900
26.500
28,500
3,100
20%
"19%
19%
.
53% * 55V
5,500
'
19%
-
,
4,900
3,800
54%
3,600
10
22%
22 %
22
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
~ 5
II__IIl
_~I1
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31'A
*30%
31 Vi
1,600
36 %
36%
35%
36%
34%
35%
333A
34%
4.700
20%
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
20%
203/4
I
Corp
Murphy Co (G C)
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
Myers (F E) & Bros
11
37
21% Mar
47
21%
34 %
Munsingwear Inc
18% Jan
.42% Jan
.
1,500
22%
523/«
7
18% Sep
16%
39
Mullins
47% Feb
16%
28%
4
25% Jan
16%
51%
Corp
Brass
16
38%
8
1
Mueller
16%
27%
"'66%'
6,600
29%.
52%
12
12,600
1273/s
27
28 %
N« par
22,300
106
23%
38%
3
Products
105
28
28
51
17%
84'A
83%
85%
108
2,100
156%
154
-
17
17%
17%
83%
105
111
38%
2
Co..HH5
Inc
Motor
Motor
7
41% Mar 21
Motorola
155
153
106%
(The)...No par
Co
<te Co
3
33% Apr
29
2
23%
22%
Moore-McCormack Lines
27
24% Mar
May 17
13% Jan
15
16 Va
Monterey Oil Co
39% Jun
•
28%
16
22%
88
112%
17%
87
85
29
—
Power
(John)
16 %
16%
"*
16
5
40
26 %
28%
par
-
40 %
pfd 100
Co
Montgomery Ward &
Morrell
4,000
1
"When Issued"
52% July
69'/a
20
48% July
19
,31 Vi Jan
69
83%
Tool—_~_H~No
Machine
Monsanto
156% July
70
110%
1 25
106% Dec
■■
68%
100
Mills
Carpet
71%
25%
15%
com__No par
conv
Mojud Co Inc
0
19% May 12
Aug 16
RR
preferred series A
{Missouri Pac
900
71
33%
28%
7
28
213%
42%
"III5
18% Mar 11
30
29%
42%
Mississippi River Fuel Corp new.10
100% Jun
88%
28%
25%
7
114% Jun
21%
89%
28%
88%
28 V2
%
33
31 % Jun
8
21%
88%
28
21
42 %
20
6
15,400
20%
90
20%
26%
32%
17
470
105
41%
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
Jan
111
*104
105
25%
5
Day
114%
*88
21%
90
33% July
1
114 '/a
116
*103%
105
4,300
72
21 %
*88
17
15
114%
*103%
105
112
116
113
114%
x71
5
115%
116
115%
113
*103%
l
common
1st preferred.
$1.50 2nd conv preferred—
Minnesota
115%
100
No par
S5.50
1
44'/b Feb
preferred—..;
Mfg common
Minneapolis Moline Co
93% May 4
30% Apr ■>•'4
20
sK>'/v
Minn Min &
15% Jan
20
17% Aug 27
20,400
36%
73'/2 July
8% Jan
37%
22
1,200
31
17%
7
76
31
22%
71% Jan
30.
4
31%
35%
34% May 10
8
Jan
10
143
No par
18
8
61
40
2,200
*140%
Nouar
22% Jan
23% Nov 19
13,500
44%
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
22% Jan
31
31%
44'A
143
31
31%
30%
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer_„1
28% Jun
15 %
31 %
31%
*140%
143
"140%
'
Minneap & St Louis Ry
23% Jan
5
4
1
4
Jan
46
45
31%
45%
30%
45'A
13
51% Jan
Feb~15
8
Corp
31%
45
142
142
100
...
31 %
37% July
28% Mar
22"% Apr
12% Jan
Oil
45%
5
common
31 %
Shares
Juiy 8
19% Apr
15
82
21
Midwest
13
31
Prod
30%
the Week
Friday
6
Jun
29
Steel
1st preferred
July 4
10
,
July 7
July 6
.
8
29
Apr
14% Dec
8
8%
Utilities Inc
July 5
37%
115
85% Dec
South
Miuiand
Sales for
high sale PRICES
Thursday ~
Wednesday
Tuesday
31%
107
4
Monday
par
__i0
«
12
27% Jan
16
19
9% Jan
24 Vi Dec
23
Middle
May 10
Jan
80
71% Jan
19% May 26
7
103% Jan
21
106% Nov 22
5
21
STOCK
EXCHANGE
35% Mar
May 12
114% July
90
26
55j/4 Jan
102
NEW YORK
Highest
32"% July
4
3
6
26% Jan
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
LOW and
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Co
Mfg Corp
5
18%
18%
18%
42%
43
42%
43%
37%
10
com
74%
50
..No par
36%
37%
18%
18%
1,000
43 %
42%
42%
423%
3,000
36
7,500
"
35%
36%
35%'
37%
42 V2
; 76
*70
77
*73
74%
43
♦42
8,000
•
18 %
*18
.18%
I____l
...
*70
76
42%
*43
44
43
123
122
1
200
43
400
-
N
51
27
12% May 7
13% May 11
20% Jan
4
Nov
c
19%
17
62% Mar 10
29
20% Mar 14
26% July
5
19% Apr 20
National Automotive
45
National
ug 26
15% Mar 23
47% Nov 24
33% May 16
4
45% Dec
8
4
183% Dec
21
8
17% Dec
3
Mar
45% Mar
40% May 16
175% Feb
183
4
1
Jun
1%
17% Jan
28
National Can
11
47
10
National Cash
21% Jan
6
25% Dec
30
4
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
23% July
5
5
28% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
40
July
22
10
19
May 3
37% Jan 18
24
Jan
10
43% Jun
15
18
12% Jan
•
4
Dec
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21
16% May
87% Jan
98% Dec
2
20% Jan
49% Nov
17
93% Jan
105% Nov
8
63 % Dec
16% Jan
38
Jan
172
Jan
182
158
141 % Jan
Dec
19
Oct
46
24% Jan
90
Jan
24
23%
23%
23%
23%
3,000
22%
23%
21%
22%
21%
21%
68,700
38%
39%
37
38
36%
37
25
38
10,100
20%
21%
20%
20 7A
20'A
20%
20%
20%
41%
42%
42
42%
22%
42 Va
42%
42 Vi
42%
9,600
21 %
23%
22%
22%
13,700
22%
56,000
$1.25
conv
105
Apr
4
84
Jun
20
182% Jan
7
1%
156
Jan
4
14
Feb
23
29
27% Dec
31
23 Vi Jan
31
29% July
6
Natl
1
21
4
National
25
4
26
42% Mar 25
National
33% Jan
43% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
46% Feb
21
103
Nov
30
97% Feb
41
Dec
8
37% Jan
10% Sep
11% Apr
15
Jan
Jan
16% Dec
106
31% Mar
86
Jan
13% Jan
9
Feb
11% Jan
8
6
4
6% July
July 22
99
Nov
17
Dec
2
Feb
11
100% Dec
22
40% Jan
14
73% Dec
May 11
18% Dec
94
12
67 % Jan
5
14% Feb
18
•National
10% Apr
15% Apr
19
19
10
May
4
96% Jun
7
18
101
31
July 5
69% Jan 18
13
16% Feb
Neisner
8
43a%
8
37% Mar
Vulcanized
3%%
1
4
New
2
New Jersey
1
Oct
18
4
49% Nov
30
41% Jan
7
Apr 18
78% Mar 30
27% Dec
10
23 % Jan
7
29
34% Dec 29
54% Dec 28
31% Jan
5
45% Jun
14
Jan
18
56 % Apr
31% Dec
16
26 % July
7
33% Feb
19
24
New
York
Jun
29
New
York
102% Jun
30
15
500
10
39
75
Mar 15
'
18% Jan
11
32% Apr
21
15% Mar
9
48
Jan
20
95
Oct
13
80% May 16
85% Jan
14
97
Oct
12
90
6
515
Jun
28
400
348
Apr
103
Mar 10
Jun
78
22
Mar 23
34% Dec
28
30% Feb
7
51
Apr
7
60% Jan
17
14% Apr
2
67% Sep
8
25 Vi Aug 12
21% Jun
2
Mar
Jan
Pr & Lt
Co 4%
Jun
22
71% Apr
25% Apr
18
18
Y
$5
N
Y
05
44
91
97% Oct
Jun
7
27% Jan
4
82 % Jan
25
86
Jan
92
Jan
7
100
Jun
25
5
Aug 20
14
39
Mar 30
91% Mar
32% July 30
30
87 Vi Dec
82% July
28
93% Sep 29
Nov 19
102
104% Oct
25
Jan
RR
43% Feb 17
$3.75 preferred
33% Apr
86
May 10
3.40%
92 V2
May
9
3.60%
3.90%
101% Jan
103 % Apr
14
7
20% Jun
22
22
6
36% Nov 30
27% Mar 24
38% Jun
4
51% Dec
23
48% Jan
6
19
25% Apr
11
20
Jan
12
29
8% Jan
4
47% May 17
13% Jan
6
58% July 5
26% Feb
1
63 % Feb 24
Norfolk
26% Apr
52% Dec
18% July
91% May
5
Northeast
4
Jun
8
r! 53% July
13% Jan
2
4
85
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
100% July,
101
Oct
7
18
26% Nov 26
45% Sep
111
29
Feb
23
73% Dec
29
16% Aug 25
95
Mar 25
85% Jan
3
39% Jun
27
108% Mar lg
64% Jan
18
Jan
6
17% Mar
8
87% Jan
19
92% May
9
16
103% Apr
103% Dec
2
27
100% Feb
9
104
15
100% Feb
10
Dec
46% Apr 20
111% Apr 14
83% Jun 28
99% Mar 23
38 %
38%
38%
38
38
37%
37%
700
43
42%
43'A
41%
42 Va
41
41%
7,900
*99%
100
99%
46%
45%
47
46%
46%
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
11
12%
12%
12%
*12'/a
7%
7 %
14 %
17%
*105
*99 %
99 %
12%
-
14%
14%
17%
17%
88
18
*95
100
*77%
1
59 %
*93%
26%
53 %
27
*26%
91%
17
17%
17
95%
*94
95%
18%
78
79%
50
59 Va
55 Va
58
54%
55%
12,300
26%
25%
26
25%
26
6.300
100,800
44 Va
45%
44 %
45
50%
51%
50 Va
51'A
16,300
26%
26%
26 Va
26%
26 Va
26'A
1,700
87
90 Va
86
86
*86
87
100'A
*100
101
*100
101
495
*455
485
485
485
100%
*455
495
41
41%
95 Va
95%
95%
95 Va
10
33 Vi
33'/a
33%
33 %
33%
33%
9,700
84 %
82%
82%
82%
83
400
90
220
33%
33%
83
83
100
*88
par
*81
41%
*95
49"% July
*95
90
*88
96%
96%
95 Va
95%
96 Va
96 %
*95
101 Va
101%
101%
101%
101 Va
101%
640
100
101%
20 Va
20 Va
20 Va
.20%
20
20 %
19%
19%
4,500
5
IIII—2
33'A
34 Vi
5.900
58%
9,100
89
V
*88
88
88
96
90
35%
35%
35
33
33 %
Ry common..25
58 Va
58%
58%
58%
58 Va
58%
25
25%
25%
*25 Va
25%
25%
25%
*25%
25%
1,000
1
58%
59%
58 Va
60
56%
58%
56%
57 Vi
39,900
18
18%
18 %
18%
17%
18%
17%
preferred
Aviation
Capital
1
50
Corp
Central Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry
10
100
41%
109
f
•
,
series.IIIIIIIlOO
30%
16%
*89
81%
16%
90
*88
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
...
11,000
41 Va
42 %
41
89%
41%
109%
*109
109 Va
10
80%
78
77 Va
79%
78 Va
26,500
16%
89%
16%
14,500
.
16 Va
16%
16%
77%
16'A
10,800
88%
89
280
101%
*101 Va
102
*101%
102
200
*101
101%
*101
101%
85%
90
102
25%
27
27%
25%
26%
lo
22%
23 Va
23
23 %
*34 "4
35 Va
34%
35'A
?4
~ 2I50
*38%
39%
38%
39%
39%
1
preferred
Norwich Pharmacal Co
*88
18
*108%
42%
42
*108%
25
common
4.6%
89%
58
109%
89'/a
*88
89 Va
42%
109 V2
-
No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
5
preferred
*88
33
•
7
6
41%
95%
101%
2
43% Jan
>
Il00
39% Jun
44% Aug 10
6.20G
41%
*95
25% Jun
24
41%
41
100
Corp—
102
Jun
41%
24%
101
40
4.100
25%
101 Va
1
24%
24%
101 Va
31% Feb
24%
25%
100
20
24%
24%
$4.11
38% Nov
1.500
68
20
2
67%
69
103% Apr
39% Jan
19% Mar
66%
68
101%
10
68'A
37%
101 Va
18
5,500
68%
101 Va
Jan
36 Va
38
101%
26
10
36%
38
101 Va
May 12
16% Jan
0
120
37
36%
68%
"
101%
28
170
1
.
37%
100
29
*77%
44%
100
29
79 Va
*77%
Va
52%
series
19% Dec
3,300
84
19
series
29% Dec
2,300
18%
86 Va
18%
preferred
34% Dec
10
85
84%
18%
preferred
11
8,700
89
$4.08
11
4,100
50
11 Va
*94
$4.10
7% Jan
.
*
97
95%
4
103
*96
1,000
>'
34'A
51%
100 %
•450
97
17
107
34%
43%
>
92 Vi
100%
*96
17
*105
25 Va
26%
10
34
1,900
58%
•
45 %
52%
107
34
10,400
14%
77%
'
44%
*105
1,900
12'A
7
7
14%
18%
60%
20
17 Va
17
17%
35%
140
3,600
17,200
88%
-
Vi
78
14 %
17%
17
18%
7Va
14%
96 Va
3 4'/a
95%
•
67/a
14Va
107
*105
35
12
12%
7%
7
107
100
Jan
103% May 11
7,400
100'A
45%
%
86%
...
Western
American
$3.60
68%
21,500
101%
14% Jan
24
&
Adjustment
North
7,500
69%
68%
11%
1
Northern
81
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
16% Aug 18
89
Mar 23
18'A
67
46
10
preferred
14
27%
177/a
68'A
11
Corp..I__l
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
24% Jan
27'A
18 Va
67%
46
50
preferred
39% Jan
28%
17%
69%
pfd.100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_.No
4.10%
27%
18
100
preferred
3
13
29%
17%
17%
preferred
Mar 14
28%
94
•
5
7
Vi
17%
17
Co
Common
0
29
No par
Shipbuilding
96
Jan
29%
90
2,200
No par
York
7
87% Mar 11
93V2 Jan
100
18% Jun
17% Jan
8
12
No par
common
20
11%
93
Corp
N Y State Electric & Gas
35% Apr 28
152%
*151 Va
11 Va
99
N Y New Haven & Hartford Co.100
Preferred 5% series A
100
New
182'A
152%
5
preferred
Harlem
75%
*181
11%
No par
Omnibus
Dock
non-cum
79%
181
*151%
1
Chicago & St Louis Co
City
181
11%
95
Dock"
New York Air Brake
New York Central
N
77 Va
79%
151 %
100
Newport News Ship & Dry
4
13,500
182
11%
34%
Mining Corp
Newport Industries common
4%% preferred
4
80
77%
•
Xl51 %
par
England Electric Systems
18% Jan
102%
12
42%
100
Newmont
17
102'/a
102%
153
68%J
III
common.
preferred
Mar
180%
*37%
__1
Inc
preferred
Feb
102%
Hi
Hi
Co
Newberry Co (J J) common—No
27
103%
17 %
No par
Bros
92% Apr
20% Feb
93
Fibre
Corp
5
21,400
•
5
Co
Neht
12
17% July
105% Jun
1,500
52%
100
common
Theatres Inc
25% Jan
63
78
3
7
July
99%
51%
78
80%
*181
10
preferred
National
20
16% Jan
4%%
National Tea Co
90% Mar 16
12
2
9
Feb
33 %
47
103 %
181
par
com
22%
99%
53
Day
10
Ino
(The) Pa
7
Jan
105
25
103% May
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
79%
22%
99%
51%
22%
100
52%
Independence
1
_
Cast.No par
Steel
National
12% Jun
6
12
15% Jan
13
31
39
Apr
15
Steel
103 %
22 Va
99%
53%
22%
*99
*102
6,000
11%
100
Corp.._____No par
National Supply
4
14
72% Apr
Jan
6
8% July 26
14% Dec 18
21
23 %
153
CLOSED
100
&
Shares
EXCHANGE
5
common
6% preferred B
National Linen Service Corp
Malleable
STOCK
No par
Co
34% Dec
4% Jan
22%
1
preferred A
9
9% Nov
Co common
$4.50 preferred
National Lead
21
4
105
preferred
53%
17
24,300
23%
23%
6% Feb
43 "A
40
1
common
99 %
58
7,800
23%
11 % Jun
Dec"*31
12%
23%
Co
National
6
Mar
12%
22%
Inc..111111111
City Lines
National Container
53%
Mar
70
12%
23%
National
99 %
147
7,700
12%
42%
22%
6
2,200
4
181
181
43 Va
5
National Gypsum
25
182
43
10
Register.
National Distillers Prod common..5
4 Vi % pfd series of 1951—
100
54% Jan
182
43%
Corp
3
177% Apr
42
181
181
41%'
12%
8
11% Jan
41%
41%
42
182%
13
28 % Jan
•
36%
43%
14
4
17%
35%
41 Va
13 %
Dec
66
17'A
41%
2,900
43%
13% Dec
26% Jan
17%
37
*
12%
15
Jan
100
17 Vi
36%
14
10
3,300
17%
55% Jan
29
16,300
38%
23% Jan
5
25%
17%
1001/2 Jun
102 Vi Jan
60%
24%
37%
May 12
Mar 21
93
60 Va
25%
17%
45% Mar 14
20
60%"
25 Va
42
16% Apr
8% Feb
41%
♦180%
20
122
60'A
26%
13
5
28% May
10
10
common
26%
*122%
124
60%
60
X25%
Cylinder Gas Co
I
1
National Dairy Products..
5
National Department Stores-Hills
~21
19% Jan
25
*38
~
:
38 %
17%
1
5
*123%
123%
60'/a
26%
!
Fibreslnc
preferred A
20
Feb
60
Corp
National Biscuit Co
2
15% Apr
10 % Jan
17% Feb
Aviation
123%
100
I" "
National Airlines
Feb
12 % May
28
37
35 % Oct
Nashville Chatt <fe St Louis..
National Acme Co
6
36% Jan
Jan
11
47
172 % Jan
11
Apr
23
22%
89%
102
26%
23'A
3t
40
102
25 Va
21%
33%
39%
102
60
330
25%
27,800
22%
12,700
33%
1,000
40
1,600
o
38% Jan
4
102% Jan
4
109% Dec
31
92% Jan
5
100 V2 Dec
9
106% Jan
6
110% Jan
29
104% Jun
18
26% Jan
4
108% Aug 30
105% Mar 17
95% Jan
20
107% May 23
1061/2 Mar 11
34
18% Jan 20
101% Nov
9
21% Jun
9
33% Dec
27
20% Aug
2
102 % Nov 24
24 % Dec
For footnotes
see
21
page
May 16
31% Jan 23
181/2 Jan
100
20
Jan
19
22% Feb
1
6
Ohio
Edison
110 Vi Apr
14
4.40%
100% Apr
22
3.90%
109
Jan
14
4.56%
108% Jan
12
4.44%
39
Jun
37% July
20
6
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 % Apr
25
Ohio
Oil
common
preferred
100
preferred
preferred
Co
—100
_100
-No par
new—
Gas
&
Elec
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
Natural
12
100
preferred
Oklahoma
4%
Co
Co
com—10
20
series
Gas
48%
*108
*97%
49%
109
99
*Q7%
49%
49%
49%
49%
4,100
109
49%
108
108%
108%
*108%
109%
100
99
97%
97 %
*97%
98'/a
10
49%
108%
*108
108%
'108
108%
30
108%
*107 Vi
108 %
*107%
108%
30
35%
108
108
*108
108%
108%
*107%
36%
37%
37
37%
36%
36%
36%
19.600
36%
37%
36 %
37%
36 %
36%
36 %
36%
5,600
19%
19
19
19%
19%
19%
19 %
*102%v102%
*102%
102%
*102%
102%
10
23%\23%
23%
23%
23'%
23'A
3.400
*19
100
102%
102%
7.50
233
237
1
22.
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Number 5445
Volume 182
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range tor Previous
Lowest
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lewest
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
3
104
Jan
5
127 % Dec
3
9% Jan
4
15
Dec
Jan
135
50
Jan
99
16% Jan
11
77% Jan 12
Dec
76
Common
<5
8
18
70% Jun
16
Otis
5
6
89% Apr 29
45% Apr
99
Jan
11
31
Outboard Marine & Mfg__
14
Outlet Co
16% Jan
4
Overland Corp
98/
7
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
94% Jan 10
8
61% Jan
4
Dec
16
23
104% Dec
31
Jan
3
67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6
34
26% Dec 22
£2
Jan
7
97
Dec
7% Jan
11
12
Mar 14
•*
14% Jan 20
17%
109
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22
Sep 22
21
-
Apr 22
10% Feb
8
6
Jun
131% May 10
46% May 17
101
Mar 14
93
Jun'
30% July
Conv preference 1Q51
4%%
16% May 16
21% May 13
convertible
22% May 19
Products
4%
cum
Inc
conv
Amer
Pacific
Coast
Co
.25% Jun
15
4
40
Nov
26
37% Jaa 17
44 % Jun
29
Pacific
4
31
44% Mar 13
50% July
7
Pacific
Gas
23
Jan
12
37% Jan
6
87% Jan 38
*
43% Jan
July 12
154% Nov
Aug 24
'9
4% May 18
26% July 20
5
8% Jan
9% Dec
31
45% Dec
14
38
9% Dec
10
28
18
22
Jun
2
31
88
Apr
18
150
7% May 26
112
Jan
May 16
4
20% Dec
29
Oct
25
84% Apr
104% Dec
19
71% Jan
4
9% Jan
6
88% May 17
7
52 ;
6%
104
12
Jan
3
Jan
4
11% Dec
29
6
13
Apr
1
26% Jan
4
40% Dec
30
36
Jan
6
44% Jun
3
6
45% Dec
31
41
Feb
14
30% Jun 22
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
9
35% Jan 15
6% Feb
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
17
41% Jan
5
47% May
;51% Apr 12
Tin
Amer
Panhandle
&
6
8
Parmelee
23
4% May 27
7% Jan
5
Patino
5% Dec
23
4% Jan
6
9% Jun
6
10% May 11
15% Dec
22
14% Jan
6
25 % Jun
21
35
7
49% Dec
29
47
Jan
7
54% Feb
14
4
38% Oct
8
>6% Jan
10
23
Feb
10
27
Oct
28
26
Dec
29% Mar
27% Jun 24
29"% Jan
73% Jan
93
4
Dec
28
23% Jun
5
44% Mar
30
25 Mi Jan
27% Mar 17
29
8
27% Jan 20
29'% May
82
37% Apr 19
55
4
35% Jan
106% Feb 18
113
104
-
Mar 18
Dec
6
45% Dec
31
108
Oct
Nov
11
99
Jun
16
20
38
Jun
23
44
57
107
Jun
103% July
4
2
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
2
53
Nov
30
45% Mar 14
5
22% Dec
13
19
Mar
11% Jun
31
Mar 18;
134% Jan
33
4
35% Dec
169
48
Feb
9
4
9
94
-
5-
May 28
52
Jan
23
89
17% Mar 14
16
Nov
31
■
11'
107% Sep
Jan
11
110 *•
May
14
Dec
Jan
37% Jan
24
39% Dec
3
28
83
Feb
Jan
34% July
83
Jun
17
7
2
98
Mar
93% Feb
S33'. Jan
35
Jan
;
6
37% Feb
8
85% Jun 14
82% July 6
90
Jan
45% Aug
3
5
97% Apr
2
75% Dec
i.
31
4
16
12
July
9
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
1
Aug
53% Dec
104
37% Dec
115
May 19
95% May 13
69% Jan
11
5
20
7
Dec
29
6
118
i
6
Feb
21% Jan
17
84% Jan
13
31
83
76% Dec
30
18% Dec
23
15% Mar 14
15
158% Jan 31
164
164% Mar
173
42% Mar
3
11% Jan
155
July
158
Sep
52
13
1
8
•
160
169
Apr
Mar
-
5
7
96
Jun
20
18% Apr
18
9
8% Dec
16
',7% Mar 21
4
30% Dec
31
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
71% Nov 29
62
Dec
62% Jan 11
87
Dec
29
85
18% Oct 29
27% Dec
20
25% Jan
146
Jun
3
150
Aug 26
150
Jan 25
8
29
22
3l
83'/a July
6
93
July
5
29
Jun
3
'151% Jun
10
30% Jan
3
108% Jan 14
10% Feb
1
18% Nov 30
16% Feb
24
Jan
4
32% Dec 30
29% Jan
May
22
10
8% May 16
24% Mar 14
122% Dec 21
53 V2 Jun
9
19 % Mar 15
23% Jan
13
19% Jan
5
91
8
99% Dec 20
Feb
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
12% Dec
31
80
Jan
20
33% Jan
75% July
17
37% Feb
2
22% Apr
102
1
46% Nov
43
Aug 10
92% Mar
27
10% Jun
81
3
84
Mur 21
25% Feb
23
4
25% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
102
July 20
103% Apr
104% Nov
66% Dec
29
29% Jan
99% Mar
9
100% Feb
18
4
122% Jun
i
56% May
32
6
July
24
8
-.33% Apr
104
7
14
4%
5
4%
5
5
5
85%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
7,200
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,700
51
51%
50%
51
49%
50%
1,100
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
600
"
5
8%
—25
23 3/8
24
51%
51%
_
No par
•42
24
i.
42%
24
*28%
38'A
29
*23%
24%
•23%
24
*28yA
29%
*283A
29%
28%
*273/4
28 3A
*27%
28%
60
96'A
94%
96
93
95'A
4,900
363/8
345/a
35%
34%
34%
10,800
493'4
24%
29
29
♦273/B
49%
•
4 7 3/4
48%
473,4
48%
47%
108%
109
108%
1091%
1073/4
108%
47%
,
Pepsi-Cola Co
33'/3
& Co Inc
preferred
'
•
$1
31
5
1
common
(conv)
100
12.50
8%
STOCK
46%
EXCHANGE
'113%
CLOSED
No par
56%
Independence
No par
common
preference
conv
4.4%
61
*102%
5
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phlla Electric Co
22%
100
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
2nd
c
No par
common
preferred
Day
com
preferred
100
47%
:
39%
*25%
23%
♦47
48 3/a
31%
8%
104 %
57%
26
35%
.
*100%
preferred
100
*1047/8
*108%
110
1
16%
16%
13
40 7/8
42%
preferred
&
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common
3%%
preferred series A
Philip Morris Inc
4%
3.9%
Pitts
110
•100%
•105'
106
L
•108%
110
15%
403A <
38%
15%
40%
41%
39%
92%
92
92%
-
*92
40%
40%
403A
-1
40
*86%
87%
87
40%
89%
*86%
88
82%
83
92%'
83
•81
*37
99
99
745/8
75%
75%
753A
75%
75%
74%
75%
11%
*103/4
preferred
*10%
86
83
*37
•10 3/4
11%
25
*523/4
53'A
52%
52%
101 %
100%
100%
*100
50%
50%
50%
505/8
*113
('25%
*91 %
10
90'A
17%
17%
17%
*164
170
•164
*171
173
173
,
78%
•
77%
80
78%
•113
24%
25%
92%
92%
•92
9.73/4
97
89%
;
:90
17
17%
173
120
24%
89
170
50
•96 3A
98
88 3/4
.
53
100%
-
»•
170
89%
,,
17
*164
171%
76%
16%
300
40
25,500
11%
53 %
;
Poor
&
60
50%
1,900
120
—
-
6,000
97%
500
89%
2,300
17
3,100
25
94
Potomac
Procter
164
164,.
10
171%
♦169
171%
110
77%
x75
r
76%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
3,200
26%
25%
26 %
24%
25%
24%
24%
15,200
100
83
83
83%
83%
82'A
83
82
82
100
92%
93
93
93
92
93
92
92%
1,400
100
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27
27%
1,900
100
*150%
175
1
28%
29
A
Virginia
common
♦150%
X28%
175
29%
♦150%
28 %
•115
175
•150%
28
28 3A
117
•116%
175
28%
117'/a
20%
21
21
20%
20%
21
21
600
33%
33%
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33
6,400
1
49
49%
48%
48%
*47%
48 %
•47%
10
23
23
22%
22%
21%
22%
22%
22%
900
21%
21%
5,300
98'A
99'A
5,300
105/8
5,900
117
10
21%
22
21%
22
213A
No par
Power
22
97%
97%
97%
98%
98%
98%
Co
common
5
10%
10%
11%
76
Co
of
Colorado
10
44%
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana—No par
42%
3%%
preferred
100
4.32%
preferred
25
Gas
76%
76%
70
44%
44%
443/8
4,200
42%
42%
42 3A
42'A
42%
1,900
*87
26%
,
88%
♦87
88%
•88%
89%
26%
♦26%
26%
•26 %
261/2
25%
*25
253A
•25
25 3A
25%
25%
•25
122%
122%
122
div preference
31%
10%
10%
76'A
25
common.No par
10%
44%
*76
•26%
88%
*26%
10%
44%
100
preferred
4.20% preferred
$1.40
*87
'
76%
44 %
42%
No par
31%
31%
122
31%
31%
122
31%
31%
700
31%
32
13,800
313/4
31%
32
2,700
122
11
30% Mar 30
33% Jan
11
153% Jan
3
*101%
100
105%
105%
•104
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
73% Feb
41% Apr
31%
100
38%
38%
38
383/4
38%
38%
Pullman
38% July
9
34% May 12
No par
preferred
preferred
66
66%
66%
67%
66 %
67'A
65%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
393A
32,
153%
31%
*152%
32
153%
31%
152%
31%
152%
Pure
Oil
Inc
No par
(The)
5
31%
31%
103
101 %
300
122
31%
122
4.18%
com
300
42%
45'A
preferred
48%
76%
76%
Serv
4.16%
100
118%
20%
Public
Pub Serv El &
7,000
*116%
X117
5
Gamble
cum
310
100
preferred
Publicker Industries Inc
$4.75
7,800
7%
5
Electric
&
10
25%
class B
Co
1,200
100 %
__i
;
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
(The)
92%
98
*103/4
'
50%
♦113
26%
*91%
>189%
1
100
25%
92%
97%
•
533A
101
50%
120
*113
26%
197
No par
Co
120
'
11%
53
*100%
1st series prior pfd
convertible
190
200
common—_10
class
West
-
38%
98%
16,500
12,100
-
83
38%
98%
---
8,600
39% '
98%
.100
Coal
*
403/a
87
*92
92
40%
1
*
.16
16%
38%
RR
(conv)
100
"
'
153/4
16
'
100
,70
.
102
*96%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Co
;
106
2
Pittsburgh Steel Co
5%%
102
5,900
„
;
%\
*37
5
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittston
395A
'26
112
98%
guaranteed preferred
5%%
t
38%
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Pittsburgh &
114
No par
Consolidation
5%
39%
•25%
112
26
*112
*83
Pittsburgh
7%
18,700
*96%
common
preferred
Pitts Ft
393A
970
57%
No par
Inc
3,300
16,300
56
*108%
110
90%
*86
Pitts Coke & Chefh Co com__No par
$5 convertible, preferred
No par
$4.80
8%
47
113%
*37%
Hosiery
Mills
$4 preferred
46
100
Petroleum
100
7,100
113
100
preferred
Phoenix
8%
.
par
Phillips Jones Corp common_No
Pillsbury
*108'A
40%
5
100
series preferred
46,000
61%
32%
.
*105
105
22%
103 %
"
100
common
preferred
105
700
1
*102'A
573/4
,
300
900
79
313A
.
17,300
160 %
'
22
*100%
102
107
100
*100%
102
.
5,100
19%,.
•61
'
,
47%
393/a
*25%
•75
75,000
.
,'36
160 %
77
114
57%
25%
114
19%
8%
46%
39%
.
*112
50%
•353/8
j
490
1,100
28
50 %.
33
114
58
393A
39%
114
4.3%
>
57%
275/8
t
613/4
8%
47 3A
115%
5,500
1033/4
v
103%
32
8%
47
114
115
100
32
8%
47'A
,; „*61
*102%
103 %
300
48%
107'%;
22 3,4
213/4
613/4
31%
preferred
4.68%
23%
*61
*102'A
10
107%
160
75
70
49
48
f
-
160
77%
225/a
61
:
160%
77%
103'A
3.8%
,
160
79
*112
5,600
3,900
493A
36%
49%
2,000
13%
35%
95%
353/^
55%
13%
95
28%
94%
*23%
*54
4.08%
Jun
105% July
18
33% Mar 14
40% Jan
3
May 19
89% Jan
24% Mar 15
6
1
26% Apr 21
26% Apr
6
U
Apr 11
-28% Jan
3
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
28
45% July
5
43% Jun 28
,
38% Mar 14
Mar 19
26 % Dec
Mar
12% Jan
15
114
25% Jan
13%
4%
Pond Creek Pocahontas
37% Jan 28
7
56%
14%
4%
"
7
12
55
14%
54 %
133/g
160 %
35% Mar 18
24
Sep 15
56%
14
53%
78%
6
29
82% Jan
54%
13,200
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
20% Nov
25
41 %
160%
14
40% Dec
25% Jan
40 %
100
Apr
20% Dec
7
42%
100
26
7
35% Jan
41%
Co
8
4
18
43%
100
3
4
17
42%
com—No par
Jan
16% Jan
Feb
43%
25
122
14% Jan
68
45%
355/8
-
11
Dec
Jun
30% Jan
6
89% Jan
:*43%
~
'
Mar 14
18% Jan
31
May 24
82% Jun
Mar 14
80
20
7
67% Feb
4
45%
la3/#
20
30
Jun
4
92'% July
Jun
6% Jan
60% Jan
27% Jun
98
12% Jan
.
<•
6
7
*43%
355/8
4%
9,600
8,600 :
45%
19%
14
Jan
41
*43%
353A
Pitts C C & St
21 i
10%
40
20
23
31
10
41%
45%
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Dec
10%
39%
19%
16
90% Sep
10
355/8
52% Jun
87
102
10%
41%
36%
6
24% Dec
102
*100%
10%
41%
20
22
1
*100%
102
103A
413A
19%
Phillips
4
♦100%
103/a
41%
*35%
7
6
5,500
5
Mar
Jan
67,800
10
5%
16% Nov
19
76
51%
8
77% Jan
18%
75%
28%
Pfizgr (Chas)
300
19%
76%
104%
Co
9%
18%
51
July
80
9%
5,200
12,400
75%
275/8
4
Feb
9%
150
8%
44%
19%
103'A
Philco
116
148
8
1,180
77%
; 77
53
13% Apr
-
9%
9%
19%
5,300
1,300
148
: 43%
,
No par
59% Apr
104% Feb
15
*9%
40%
42
144'A
8%
29%
79
•
9
7,500
144
45%
1045/8
99
6
40%
1,800
50%
*41%
147%
8
43%
28%
9
Mar 16
46% Jan
147%
8%
46%
52
16
9
146%
8%
45%
104%
1
4
146
8%
46'A
400
42%
49%
40%
147%
25
42
42
*41%
52%
Mar 30
87% May
: 40% Jan
40
40%
42 %
29%
2
29
^
104%
7
May
50%
52'A
19
Jan
25
43%
28%
7
43% Apr
•
49%
104 %
Phila
92
25
43
50
10
24
97
.
*24%
25.
43%
50
43% Jun
•f
6
100% July
33% Jan
16
3,490
*43%
series preferred
17% Jun
21
34
Sep 27
111
87% Mar 15
,
11
9
10% July 15
100
J&n 28
"
May 26
12% Jan
6
35% Mar 17
13
Apr
102% May
107% Apr
108
'
Dec
95
26% Mar
115% Apr
31
<44% Jan
23
82% July 20
29
104
Jan
Jun
40% Mar
9
31
97
5
6
Jun
110% Jan
•
58=
21%
100
50
May 25
119% May 26
6
22
3
6
20%
49%
42
19%
50
1,200 :
20%
144%
9
31,400
20
144
19%
30%
101
20%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
7
36% Jan
10
29%
101
10%
144%
8%
Cement Corp
1
Glass Sand Corp common_l
Milk
200
X42 %
preferred
4% %
2,300
10%
144%
25
Peoria & Eastern Ry
•-
,
11
Pennsylvania RR
4
12
30
Jan
7% May
July
Jan
Jan
22
107
33
11
48
4
103"
6
15
107
3
Oct
Jan
8% Jun
26
HrtfO
41
46
25
Power
4,900
42%
99
No par
common
& Light
preferred
Pet
122%
41%
983/4
30
144%
No par
4.40%
5
400
1,500
2.50
4%%
5
11
39% May 26
103
23% July
73% Feb
106'/a Jan
1203A
101
147%
4
Penn-Dixie
Penn
110
16%
88 %
1
Co
Penney (J C) Co
Penna
90
,
88
10%
43%
-
102
preferred
$1.30
89%
*16
No par
common
Telep
4,800
1
preferred
$1.32
Jun^ 6
17
52% Dec 29
Oct
4
21
11
26% Jun
11
Jun
26
115
Mar
102% Jun
Aug 27
39% Dec
11
Jan
10
31
112% Mar 30
4
23% Jan
173
15% Jan
4
32% Jan
166-
8
56
16
37% May 25
Feb
Sep
Jun
22% Apr
26
155 *
28
30% Jun 20
30% Jan
May 12
84% Jan
21
108
Aug 30
100%' Jun 29
53
73% Nov
11
18% Jan
6
18% Dec
4
101% Feb
14
Jan
57% Dec
Mar 26
13% Jan
22
3
25
113% Apr 20
108 % Apr 25
30% Jun 13
7
41
Jan
48% Feb
May 4
41% Mar 14
25
$1
40%
40
♦101
prior preferred
Peninsular
3
Jan
conv
,
77
Corp
Penick & Ford
6
30% Apr
7
5%
5,100
40
11%
*24%
49%
76
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
29% Feb 24
.
&
25%
433/4
100
Transportation
Mines
110
70%
393A
1
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust Proof
7% Feb
31,600
107%
693A
161/8
88'/2
29%
*100
101
19%
40%
_1
Corp___II_
Distillers
6
20%
No par
Corp
Tilford
2% Apr 26
30% Jan
Oil
Paramount Pictures
Park
3% Mar 12
May
Airways Inc
3,600
17
107%
144%
100
World
101
11%
•>
49 3/8
Corp"__i
Panhandle East Pipe L com
4%
preferred
30%
29%
11 3/4
43 %
no par
Consolidated
30%
101
*25
Day
common_100
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common
4% preferred
Pan
Independence
141,100
135
16%
aYu 1233/4
aau
20%
No par
Telep & Teleg
56% July
14% Jun
6
10% Jan
10
130
/3
g£* g.
.
*11 %
25
preferred
Pacific
Mar
8% Jan
21% May
9% Jan
~~~*25
Lighting Corp
Pacific
Jan
97% Jan
67
144% July
142% Mar 10
29%
*100%
CLOSED
Corp
Shares
64%
'
STOCK
EXCHANGE
g%
61%
701/2
401/4
90,/2
00
16
88 /2
,oo„
^3/
aa
99
'
1
Pacific Mills
46
140
4
8% Apr
16% Jan
5
Electric
&
Pacific
137% Jan
7
100
Inc
preferred
41% Mar
114% Jan 13
128% Jan
5%
No par
com
:
2°.,
39/2
1/
\o? /a
aa
:
901/2
001'
toou
15
new
Finance
48% Dec
£
~
preferred
Fisheries
39% Jan
38% July 14
107^
oq!8
H/'
99 /2
nai/
*
16 /4 16
*1071/a 108
,
on/4
89/2
-
5
1~2~50
.-±35*2
28% Jan
33% Feb 15
[
(The)
59%
62%
130
130%
17/a
107
2?,,
„2/8
901/2
'8
oq/2
qqi/
»«oi/4
No par
the Week
Friday
July 8
J" J*
61
129%
8
123
ilL/ il!
83%c
~
*5 preferred
Pacific
38
8
»
100
oar
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oxford Paper Co common~
:
mr*
Sales for
'
do,.
co
10?
preferred
Elevator
Pabco
5
series
^mmon51
Otoer CorD
101
May 3
12% Mar 10
J^WO
July*
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp—
3
30
My?
Par
July
13%J«6
97% Dec
69% Dec
35% Nov
8
?W AND 1,1011/ALE PRICES
Monday
"
jun
31
4
July 23
STOCK
EXCHANGE
64% July
26
11
83
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
NEW YORK
fl
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
23
1
Highest
44% Jan
73
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
101 %
♦101%
103
105%
♦104
105%
•101%
•
104
38%
10
103
105%
38%
2,600
66%
40'A
13,400
40
9,800
Q
28
Jan
4
143
Jan
5
£1% Jan 15
35% Dec
158
Dec
27% Nov
V
3
16!
For footnotes see page
148
Mar 15
.26% Jan
22.
6
31% May
6
Quaker Oats
6%
Co
preferred
(The)
common_-_5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__lQ
32
♦152%
30%
30%
,
*
30%
30%
31
31
31% 31%
*152% 153%
31
31
5,800
10
1,500
-
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Mondayy*July llf-1955
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(128)
NEW/YORK; STOCK EXCHANGE' STOCK? RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
K»uge for
Year 1954
Highest
Lowest
LOW
NEW YORK. STOCK
Ra*$e since Jao.nl
Lowest
Highest
EXCHANGE
Mwnby %
Par
*
,
AND
JulyS
July 4r".
I
SALE
HIGH
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
Wednesday
July 6-'.
Tuesday
•
-
the Week
Friday
July 7
Shares
July 8
E
Radio Corp of America com__No par
11:
39% Dec
29
36% Jan
IB
Jan
4
86% Nov
5
81% Jon
#
86 % Apr
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
7
6
RKO Pictures Corp
4% Mar
1
10 Va Dec
22
8% Mar 14
10% July; 5
11%. Jun 13
'6
Rsybestos-Manhattan
Rayonler Inc common
22% Jan
76
>
'
Jan
4
52% Dec
25 V« Jan
4
62
37
Jan
65% Jjun>t 2
Feb
7
53% Marf 4
57% Jan
6
104% July: 5
41% July
5
47
Nov 23
38 % July
37% July
8
Jan" "4
39% Oct
15
8% Jan
11
20% Dec
31
18
Jan
13
34
Dec
29
31% Jan
6
7
25% Apr
"When
42% Dec
29
39
Jan
B
28
36
Sep
13
34% Jan
7
38 % May 20
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
29 Va Jan
B
42
1
26
16% Jan
22% Dec
4
12 Va Apr
27
Mar
19% Mar 22
17
0
Jan
4%-
2nd
noncum
Reed Roller Bit
27% May 12
May
1st preferred
4%i. noncum
.
Reeves
13
preferred
3
;
20
8% Dec
7% Jan
24Va July
1
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
2
BVt May
7
14% Dec
31
12% Feb
4
64
Dec
23
61% May 10
43%
Aug" 23
55% May 19
12% Apr
11
22
Jan
3
Jan
4
10% Jan
26
Dec
8
7
■*
17
9% Jun
May 16
64
Jan
l.OOJ
96%
7,3U0
38 Va
3J
7,2U0
37 la
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
1,000
23 Va
21 Va
22%
20
21 %
96,300
36 Va
36%
35%
3t> Va
35%
3O-/8
2,800
•
36%,
43%
*42%
43%
42 Va
42%
*42
43 Va
37%
*37
37%
37
37'/a
*35%
37
*36
37.%
*34%
35 '%
35%
37'/a
*35'/a
22%
23 '%
22 VA
22 '/a
22 Va
22
14%
14'%
14%
14%
14%
9%
9 Va
9 Va
8%
8%
300
37
38%
37'/a
38'%
37 Va
37-M
17%
17%
17
18
18%
18%
1,400
3,700
23%
•23%
CLOSED
14%
14%
14%
*9Va
9%
*9 Va
35 Va
36 Va
17%
17%'
Independence
No par
:
*
Day
5
100
.
•
-
Va
'
63%
53
63
62
63'/a
62 %
pfd 3Va% series—
Holding Corp
„_No par
1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred—
10
7
July
51%,
95'%
.
37% Feb
24
Jun
22
51% Jan
12
6
33% July
46
2
Mar 16
70% Dec
31
8% Dec
13
22
44 % Dec
3
*62%
3
16
15
15 %
15
15%':
35%
33%
34%
33%
34
Jun
22
8
Rexall Drug Co
1
9
.
.
9'%
9%
9Va
9%
•14%.
*14%
46%
48
46% May
9
Reynolds (RJ)
July
2
88
Feb
10
82
Jan
2
105
Nov
9
101
Jan
28
Jan
77%
9%
12
37
Aug
4
36
33% Dec
9
37
Dec
6
31% Apr
48% Jan
11
77 % Dec
22
25% Jan
64 % May
3
45% Feb
14
1
37% Jan
11
29
27 Va Jan
7
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
0
4
34% Dec
23
28
24
Jan
12
40% Dec
23
36
41
Jan
14
45% Oct
187/a Jan
4
26% Dec
36% May 10
7
7% Jan
17% Jan
20
May
3
28% Dec
3
79% Mar
12
9 Va
•-
15%
14%
14.%''.
4o
4O7B
4o
%
Paper Co
Ritter Company
8
21
41% Jan
13
48 % Apr
20
31
24% Jan
6
8
281 % Oct
12
257
Jan
19
105% Dec
29
100
Jun
17
105% Mar
4
Oct
7
35
21% May 12
11% Nov
11
9% Jan
29
68 Va Jan
22
26% Jun
4
21% Nov 15
19
50% Nov 24
37% May 31
48% Jam. 3
12% July
15% Mar 21
16% Mar
9
47% Sep
9
18
7
2a0
3874
9,400
33 Vt
.
33'%
33
33%
33%
33 % V
70%
68
69%
68%
69
35
34
34 Va
*33 Va
*34
35
900
9,000
34%
•300
-
15
15 %
14%
15%;
7,000
31
30 Va
3074
3,700
25
39
39
38%
38%
No par
x47
47
*46 Va
47 Va
31
30 Va
30 Va
Haas
-5
20
common
preferred series A
30%
*350
355
*102%
100
1
Rohr Aircraft Corp
103
24%
*38
4/'%
*46%
47
29'%
30 %
28%
1,100-
40
47 Va
1,000
13,100
29%
355
*350
luJ
*102 Va
103
23%
24
26 %
3,300
360
*102 Va
352
103
24%
X23%
40
*38
355
355
*102%
25%
va
24%
-6,000
>
4,300
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1274
80%
81
82'%
79 Va
81%
79%
80%,
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25
24
24%
9,100
38 %
38%
38%
38%
38'/a
$8%
39
39%
3,800
12%
5
13
80
_1
(Jacob)
Ruppert
102 '/a
37%
30 Va
Ronson Corp
33% May 21
*102Va
39'%
15%
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
.1
Ruberoid Co (The)
1
6
102 '/a
3o Va
32 '/a
Rohm
Co
102 Va
39'/a
31%
conv
&
500
102 Va
15 Va
Spring & Axle Co___
4%
-
84 Va v
15%
1
13% Mar 24
29
Jan
1
58
31%
Rockwell
4
Feb
20,200
44%,
84%
31%
Mines
Controls com
82% July
0
72% Nov
?
5 Va %
44
85
69%
33%
70%
*34
par
3,400
15
preferred
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Roan Antelope Copper
33 %
:
par
12,200
*52
58
*84'/a
7,700
9%
211%
39
102 Va
;
39%
69
5
No
No
40 % Jun
18
12% Aug 23
Rhinelander
102
*02
86
78%
9 Va
44%
41%
44%
58
86
77%
400'
82,000
207'%
978
219
213%
220
*52%
86
- "
.
44 Via
44%
58
39%
1
Richfield Oil Corp
7
Jan
14% Jan
102
Jan
Oct
9
100
Robertshaw-Fulton
Jan
67/a May 27
100
Co
9
96
55% Aug
series
series
Manufacturing
22
25
35
Preferred 3.60%
Rheem
Jun
148
43%
♦52.
.
9 Va
9 va
9'%
79 Va
78%
79 Va
78
218
r 219
86
33% Jun
•31% July
1
370
Apr 18
215
10
—
Mar 14
16
•
Preferred 4.50%
91
May 11
105% Apr 29
26
95% July
No par
2.50
...—No par
Tob class B
lo
Common
May 11
19,-jOO
14 Va
4 0%
15
48 Va
77%
10
Reynolds Metals Co
55;
9 %
9 Va
9%
7,300
10,000
"
14%
47%
v
Revere Copper & Brass
•
78
loO
15%
34%
Mar 14
51
64
'
16%
10Jun
—
3,900
35%
Mar 11
40
Dec
54
81
20
—
2,400
va
15%
Republic Steel Corp new
5
loO
_
35%
222% July
6
7% Mar 14
109% Jan
Dec
125
.
'/a
37%
Reo
29
48 Va
51%
99 Va
40'%
Republic Aviation Corp
7
15% Apr
6
51'/a
97
EXCHANGE
10
Conv
16
H.oUv)
H
Reliance Mfg Co common
May 19
44% Feb,
lb.lOOi
10% %
39
..a
r*
4
67 Va Feb
12
Reliable Stores Corp
2,ou0
10 Va
*42%
50c
8
.
51%
,
% i
*37
STOCK
No par
7
18 % July
May 16
13% Jan
14
38% Jun
.
5%. Mar 14
9
14% Dec
31
41
.
11% Feb
3
10'%
9
40%
37%
Rels
4Va May
10
61,100
50%
41%
22%, -22%
5
Co
Va
9%
22%
;„-*37%
Inc
Bros
74
b
103
100
41%
(Robt) & Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
bo
52
51%
51%
41%
Mills
48%
85
9
lOVa
10
104%
?• 36 Va i.
51%
84 va
10-
*37%
51%
,102%
.
49 Va
85 Va
-"
9%
10'/a*
,—25
5
50
5o
50
common
*85
10%
?_
Real Silk Hosiery
8
13
31
18% July 22
Co
85%
10
52%-
51%
52%
■
10
No par
.1
preferred
$2
43% Mar 30
30% Jan
36Va Feb
Corp
issued"
Reading
1
52 Va
85
No par
1
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
15
Juni'i
37%
preferred
RKO Theatres
Feb 24
40*
18
26Va Jan
31%
1st
$3.50
28
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
1,300
43%
11,900
93%
.100
106,000.
S
r
38 % Jan
28
42% Apr 25
.
4
5
103% Jun
14
112% Oct
4
31% Jan
11
44
Dec
14
23
1
30
Dec
21
8
76% Dec
21
114
Feb
21
Jan
6
.55
Jun
22
11
25% Jun
34% Jun
13
,
62% Jan
16
July 27
Nov
22
30
18% Jan
Jun
25 % Mar 14
99% Oct
94
22% Jan
4
16
104% Jun
88% Jan
<
22
,49% Feb
Jun
93
/;
40
.
3
:
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%- conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
44%
__5
106
10
53 «%
54
52
No par
24 Va
24%
25
common__No par
St L San F Ry Co
105%
33 Va
33%
32%
87 '%
87 V4
105 Va
„
211
123
320 Va Apr
170
Jan
15
296
Dec
29
275
Jun
9
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
12
41% Dec
28
33% Mar 14
23
4-y, 103% Nov
5
3
Dec
101 Va Jun
27
23% May 18
19
,
26
29% Dec 31
14% Dec
10
,
27% Dec
31
..
50%
51
25
24%
25
33%
31%
32 %
31%
32%
%
86 Va
85 Va
86
11% Jan
4
24% Dec
47% Sep
20
Jan
25% Jan
8
4
Nov
10
102% Jan
15
31
,
66% Nov 22
v
Savage Arms
3
Jan
30% July
6
55 % Mar 14
6
78% Jun
20
12
9b
31
33% Jan
6
89% Mar 23
85% Jan
4l
113% Jan
19
34% Dec
Dec
30
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
102
Jan
5
103
31
22% Dec
114
22
Feb
25
$4
Scovill
Mfg
Co
30%
Independence
74 *'•'
Day ••
4.30%
conv
preferred
Electric
Co
.'-5
Jan
6
59% Apr
5
16
Jan
6
26Va July
8
Seagrave Corp
14
.'
4
6% Jan
July
8
Apr 15
11% Apr 26
9% Apr 26
8% Mar 15
29
Seaboard Finance Co
Sears
Roebuck
22%
23
19,400
23%
30%
26,200 '
Seiberllng
20
39% Jan
7
49% Apr
11
31
33% Jan
18
46% Apr
11% Jan
21
Sharon Steel Corp
31
Shattuck
36% Feb
10
Sheaffer
10% Dec 29
31% Dec
9% Mar 14
2
28% Jan
13
B
A)
61% Dec
31
56
Jan
18
66% Mar
7
24 % Dec
31
22 % Jan
6
29% July
5
17
Dec
31
6
45
19 % Jun
14% May 16
20
43% Dec
.
39% Jan
6
*:
8
Jan
44.
3
52% Dec
22
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
31 :
48% May 24
57% Jun
15
Skelly
37% Mar 14
53% Jun
23
Smith
(A
6
14% Dec
22
11% May 12
15 Va Feb
28
51
19
49
Nov
5
59% Dec
24% Dec
31
15 % Jan
4
4
54% Dec
15% Jan
4
138% Feb
18
175
July
July
6
.
49% Jan
18% July
174
Aug 19
Feb
25% Apr
26
33% Jan
7
7
62% July
27% Feb
18
8
210
24
7
,7
23
Jun
•
5 Va Jan
4
10% Dec
17
9Ve Feb
4
14 Va Jan
6
18% Dec
10
17% Jan
19
12% May 23
19% Mar 3
49% Jan
8
54
Jan
19
54
29% May
6
43% Nov 29
30% Jan
Mar
Feb
10
Jan
3
39% Jun
28
Jan
11
40
Dec
23
35
37% Jan
H
46% Dec
23
44% Jan
15%.Jan
5
•
8
8%
8
Southern Co
8 '/a
July 28
6
28% Feb
2
29 % Aug 23
32% Dec
6
36% Jan
4
54% Dec 29
39% Jan
11
81% Dec 20
3lVa Jan
7
Jan
IS
51:
33
Jun
6
35% Feb
16
65 Va
South'n
57%
57%
57%
*56 Va
43 Va
42
42%
40%
42 Va
40'%
42'%
43%
41 %
42 %
41'%
42
63
63%
61%
02 %•
11,200 r
27%
29%
;
28'%
29'%
27'%
28
27 Va
28%f
13,300
16%
16%
16
16%
157/a
46
46 Va
46%
46 Va
45
46 Va
57
58 -T
V
58 '/a
59
58'%
59
58
58%
5814
59%
58%
59%
54%
56 Va
5614
57
55%
50
50%
50 Va
51
49
14
14%
14 Va
14%
13%
70 Va
71%
70 Va
76
76
74 "
75
72%
.73%
310
25'%
25 Va
24%
25
VA
24 Va
24%
3,600
25%
25 V4
25%
25%
25 %V.
; 4,100
62 Va
60%
62%
60%.
61 Va
29,600
2014
19
20
18%
19%
8,200
10 VA
10%,
7,300
18%
18%
.
100
{
67%
-
•
;
.
,
-
73
75
.
k
25% ■.,25%
;;
5
20 Va
;
25%
61%
61%
1
26 Va
25%
?15
.61 '%
10%
10%
»
1014
*■
52
'
19
5234
*52
:•
Natural
4
Southern Production Co Inc
7
Southern Railway common
Jan
5
50
Dec
15
49% Jan
6
14
92
Nov
22
87% Apr
14
25
Oct
15
12% Jan
5
29% Aug
16% Dec
9
26% Mar 15
2
15% Jan
4
Apr 22
6% Dec
29
4% Jun 27
4% Mar 16
7% Dec
106
Jan
29
6
65% Mar 31
99
Nov
14
Jan
29
4
19
-
Feb
80% Mar
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
59
10
4
23% Nov 30
Feb
7
98% Feb
14
52% May 31
92
29% May
24% July
7
Feb
7% Jan
84% Feb
71•
4
11% Aug 12
4
70
24% Jan
11
Dec
2
1
29% Jun
8
102% July
0
15% Jun
July
10% Jan
31
68% Mar 14
49% Nov 23
43% Jan
18
28 Va Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
36% Jan
4
92% Sep
22
88
12% May 17
12 Y» Jan 28
17% Dec
7
15
15% Dec
For footnotes see
20
page
Mar 22
July
9% July
22.
7
7
8
-
4
7
Apr 27
16% Jun
102
6'/a Jan
5
18
102% May
2
23% Jan 10
22% Jun
53% Jan
27
Jan
84
Jun
52
21
5%
non-cum
Southwestern
Spalding
39
39
39
39
51%
51%
51%
52
19 Va
19%
VA
19"'
53%
19%
19%
1
•
Inc
4.20%
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
Spiegel
$4.50
preferred
Inc
w
w
1
50c
25
i
2
common
preferred
No par
Square D Co
13
40% Mar 2
Standard
93% Apr 15
20% Mar
4
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
16% Feb
11
$3.50
Brands
5
Inc
com
preferred
Standard Gas & Electric Co
No par
No par
1
1
31%
34%
34%
35
63 Va
65
61%
63%
32'4
32%
31V4
32
30%
94 Va
96
92 VA
94 Va
92%
52 Va
52 Va
51%
1
5214
52
.
5214
90 Va
* ■.
*6V»
*90
•
92
68 V*.
•
.*99%
*90
90'/a
-
61%
500
7,100
27,900
•
-1,400
8,300
62%»
31%
13,000
93%
-
31,500
7,000
52%
*90
1,000
90%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
21 Va
28%
4,800
21%
21 Va
21%
22
22%
22%
24%
14,400
4%
4%
*4%
5
4%
5 Va
5,100
V4
6%
♦6 V*
6
*6 V4
6Va
*80%
88
5%
.
v
*6
6%
*80%
*80%. .88
6
1
31%
34%
47a
No par
100
19%
31%- ■31%'
34%
24%
65 Va
20%
1
common
53%"
19 i;"
.
34%
27%
1
No par.
preferred
39%
31%
*90
Service Co__^l
Bros
4,000
31% ••31%
52%
50
$5.50 preferred
8
9
&
Spencer Chemical Co
20
Apr
Public
(A G)
100
31%
53
39
97
i
9,800
52%
39%
32
96'%
350
31%
31%
.
2,800
71%
*52
:
32 Va
32%. 32%
100
Sparks Withington Co
Spear & Co common
'
52%
31%
34 %
1
preferred
19
,
64%
-
No par
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
18%
*52
10%
31%
7.50
No par
V8
32%
;
9,500 i
-9,300
14 V4.
♦213
19%
No par-
Co
(Del)
-
'
49,500.".
49%
.
70
71
,
55%-
55
13%
.
1,500
59
48
44 VA
50%
5
Gas
•-
57
53%
50%
-
3,900
45'%.
57
39
25
Pacific Co
501 a
Va
6,800
10
-
45
;
300
30%;
■1
15 Va
10'%
32 Va
?25
(The)
10
10%
18%
18%
52
,
a
*215
"
18%
.50
Edison
■
♦215
•214
100
1
-
20
2014
97
10
9%
'
74
lio
99% Jun
Jan
3,200 1
9%
9%
*29'%
100
38 Va Apr
37
8,700
11,700
bl'%
?
18
80
70
40%
44
57 Va'
30
Inc common—,_5
30% May 24
72% Jan
3,800
13,600
7%
'
10
25
10
California
Southern
7%
No par
South Indiana Gas & Elec
5
July
3,000
9Va-
.
61%
preferred
Southern
7
7%
25,400
47%
9%
57
•
7
8%
„
30
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
21% Mar
9%
"r'
19
25 % May
47'%
48'%
9%
105
98%
99%
,
9%
63
preferred
53% July
2,800
48
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
18
20 Va
30 Va
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd
South Amer .Gold & Platinum
17% Jan
7
28 Va Jan 17
25%
30
Solar Aircraft Co
8%
20 '/a
61%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
5%
25%
31%
Smith-Corona Inc
25
Mar 14
52
1
1,800
26'%
9%
10
Corp
(Alexander)
3 Va %
preferred
4.20% preferred
5
76
Jan
25 % July
25% Aug 11
31
73
9
29
-
54
32% Aug 25
35% Jan
0
Feb
20% Jan
1
12
O)
53%
5
Smith
Aug 27
53%
97
9%
Oil Co
42
110
105'/a
54
99%
*30 Va
Sinclair Oil Corp
54% Dec
3,300
100
100
53%
48'%
50c
Simonds Saw & Steel.
5
32%
32%
33'%
33
105 VA
48
No par
4
4,300
93%
43%
Corp of America
4
200
81%
10%
1
Co
35% Jan
23%
81
49
l
Simmons
32% Jan
23%
93 J/a
7.50
25% Jan
126
*122
82%
10
42%
—_.
Sheraton
6
50 ;
23%
48
No par
4
July
91%
81
92%
58%
Co—
22
47% Mar
59
10
*90%
4,800
23%
33'%
26'%
,
30
37 %
54
55
'/a
6,000
1
97
106
37 Va
126
*123
%
105 Va
105Va
v
Nov
24
83
26'%
54
i
Gl
Sheller Mfg Corp
4
90%
54
58
Shell Oil Co*
15% Jan
90%
26
___No par
Pen
42% July 19
91%
33
33'%
no par
(Frank
(W
38
l
Dec
61% Jan
May 18
37%
128
73
97
106
*104
38
82
105 Va
72
*104
96 %
96 Va
Va
105
,_1
Co__
common
43% Dec
38
55
33
No par
Co
Rubber
Inc
Servel
96
74%
73
75%
• -
5
Co
&
Refrigerator
Seeger
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
4
4
1,300
'
*23'%
84
*104%
_5
26
4
Oct
'12%
800
23
*124
24
83
1
common
69% Jan
8% Jan
52
12%
13
12%
10
6,400 *
30%
-105
r
127
*23 %
40
43%
25% Jan
4
27%
16,200
22 Va
*95 %
96 Va
107
*124
100
(The)
31
13
34-
27%
12 '/a
*90%
24
9% Jan
May
27%
t.
30
90%
45% Dec
108% Jan
7
Apr 23
'27%
,
i.
237a
38%
18 % May
35 % Jun
1
67
13 % Jan
27%
74%'
74%
*95
♦105-
$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
Seaboard Oil Co
l
Mar 14
Apr
105
40
18%5
30%
90%
30
0
35
44%
104%
18%
22%
<:
37%
104
3
6% May
43 Va
*103 Va
18%
30%
r.
25
preferred
17
Jan
36% Jan
45 Va
104'/a
18%
45%
104»%
18%
37%
15
Va Jan
Mar 15
24
30%
44 Va
*103%
-
-
12%
13
12%
par
Dec
108
74
7
27%
27%
.100
common
3.65%
Scrantcn
37
29% Jan
27%
No par
-No
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
3
5
EXCHANGE
___No par
preferred
2
22
4
18%
15c
Co common
$3.40 preferred
7
10 % Feb
30
Scott Paper
26% Apr 28
79% Nov 26
Dec
44%
*103 Va
18%
'
i
Corp
23% Feb
39% Nov
27 Va May
46%
23%
1,300
166
103%
CLOSED
1
269
*147
18%
5
87 Va Jun
26
41
*265«%
166
45%
1.4o
Mar 31
12
10
Corp
69% Mar 14
7% Nov
Nov
Schering
%92% May 18
57% Mar 18
52
290
♦147
103%
100
Industries Inc
Schenley
7
Mar
38% Apr
21% Jan
6% July
1st pfd
San Diego
11
107
5
7
17
29
16
4
July 21
22
94% Jan
23
98
Jan
Jan
14% Feb
27% janv
*270
166
10
4.40% series A
Gas & Electric Co
Sangamo Electric Co
Jan
Dec
108% Nov
17% Jan
13
20
290
1,600
19,900
'
42
33
30% Jan
80
*265
'
166
-87
*147
290
"
87
STOCK
5
3
25
♦147
6,900
52
25
10
Paper Co common
30
0
21 % Apr
♦275
100
Jun
Mar 14
12% Jan
4
28
St Regis
100
preferred
noncum
.19% Jan
104
6
17% Apr 25
Jan
May 26
,49% Junv 7
5%
100
Southwestern Ry Co
St Louis
10
"
17% Apr
85
29
i Preferred series A 5%
27
5
14 % May
89
•88% Jun
Apr
93% Jan
102
17
Apr
20 % Jan
11
Jan
,
3,900
lOo
50'%
25
53
l/a
'
74
93%
105 Va
105'%
105
105%
43 '/a
44
94
93 %
94%
93
93%'
100
94%
43 Va
44%
43%
44%
10
88
r
69-
67%
%
68
♦80%
88
67%,
67
68%
68 V4
100%
*99%
100%
100 Va
100%
19%
"•: 28 4
19%
19
19%
18 Va
28%
27%
28 Va
27%
19%-
19%
28 Va
28%
^
*99%
100 Va
2,200:
100
•-
6,700
27%
150,300
19
_
102%
40
15%
15%
15 VA
15%
14%
15V4
14%
14%
14,400
82 '%
82%
82%
83 Va
83
83
83
83%
880
47
47%
46 %
47
45 VA
46 Va
45
45%
4,700
39%
40
39%
40
39%
40
39%
39%
89
90'%«
90 Va
90%
90%
90%
90%
91
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15
15% ~
15
15%
11,700
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
7,200
♦102
104%
*102
.
"V
,
..
103 VA
*102
9%
103
9%
102
9%
-
6,000
650
'
Volume
Number 5445
182
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(129)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
Lowest
52% Jan
4
79% Oct
4
44% Oct
29
48 % Dec
8
71% Jan
4
,1121/4 Dec
32% Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
11% Jan
42 % Feb
8
Dec
31
1021/2 Mar 11
Oil of California
Oil
12
102
6
13
19
22
531/2 Oct
Standard
Standard
141% July 7
50% Jun 20
Mar 14
Apr
40 3% May 26
50
42% July 30
36
47
13% Jan
36% Feb
17
461% Dec
6
42% Mar 14
22% Apr
30
301/4 Feb
15
24% May 12
19% Feb
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
13 % Jan
4
20
15
18% Jan
6
18% Nov 23
16 % Feb
23
17% Jan
8
21% Jan
4
Dec
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
10-..
3%%
,,
Feb
11
Starrett
Jun
30
7
52% Jun
15
29
19 % Jan
19% Jan
4
6
26% July
8
Sterling
14% Dec
20
48
Co
89 "
4
Feb
30
Nov
12% Nov 24
1
68% Dec
30
113% Jan
■
1
Stix
Baer
& Fuller
,
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
5% prior preference.
13
17
49%
*100
100%
44
46 %
46
14 3/4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
•
15
14%
.
12%
19%
,
*100
f
100%
> A*
51%
283/8
32%
33 %
.
183/a
20%
27%
27%
32%
29%
18%
,
i
7
10
Jun 15
153/8 Jan
Studebaker-Packard
1
63
Sunbeam
21
41
12 % Jan
4
42 % Mar
Jun
% Jun
16% Apr
Dec
30
97% Jan
20
70
Dec
30
67 % Feb
11
9
115'A Apr
5
118% Jan
11
6
27 % Jun
15
213% Jan
v
105
10 %
27%
26%
Sun
4
Oil
Co
57%
*38%
Corp
31%
10 %
/
•
Jan
4
635
Jan
8
f
14% Jan
4
L
30% Jan
11
.
26% July
39 % July
5
4%%
5% %
2nd
75% May 17
86% Mar
1
103/8 Mar 11
12% Jun
2
Sunshine
1
27%
28%
26%
26%
8,700
10
10 %
32,700
57 %
57%
Jan
a
20% Dec
-50
740
6
31
18% Feb
8
30
Nov
Jan
46
2
Jun
1,040
Mar
29% May 20
5 8 3/4 May
2
2^% Jun 21
Superior
Steel
58 %
104
*103
10%'
10
/
57%. i»5 7 3/4
*38
:
104
Suuierland
14%
10
453/4 Mar 15
52 % May
2
Swift
16
41
49% Jun
6
Sylvania Elec Prod
13
96
Dec
28
91 % Apr
15
147% Dec
Mar 30
Mar 14
73%
73%
723/4
*116'/2
118%
*116 %
26
263/a
26
26'A
26'A
26 !/8
26%
26'A
14
16
128 % Jan
18
41% Feb
24
7% Dec 29
6% Jan
6
14% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
25
33
17% Jan
25% Jan
10
14
15
Dec
13
38% Nov
li
57% Jan
4
July
&
$4.40
3
6
17 % May
Co
47%
Nov~23
41% Jan
17
Nov
83% Jan
6
62% Jun
108
July
/
7
Texas
38%
38%
38%
833A
84
85
11%
11%
10%
11%
*880
26
29%
273A
51
52
51%
Gulf
Mar 14
44%
Jun
21
16% Jan
28
Dec~23,
38 <T
14
Oct
19
12% Jan
6
27
7
28 3/e Jun
6
4
50% Dec
lb
47% Jan
6
58% Jun
28
July
950
950
950
52
13
15% Dec
11
172
9
66
6% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
Jan
*
22%
221/2
22*/b
99/a May 18
15
13% Jan
27
147
Dec
29
61
Jan
6
79
12% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
20% July
18
Mar 14
170
Jun
Texas
51%
51%
48%
48'A,
49
95
97
*96%
973/4
96
146%
1461/2
146%
146%
145
7%
7%
7%
7%
20%
203/4
33%
34
13%
13%
9
*20%
20%
...5
33%
333A
1
13%
13%
2.50
58
5 8'A
25
104
105%
3%
28%
,
.
;
57
43%
44%
43 %
133/4
.13%
13%
13%
preferred series A__25
27%
27%
27 %
Coal
57%
58
56%
Pacific
Land
Sub
19 % Nov
19
Jan
10
7
19% Dec
23
17% Feb
9
4
49% Dec
23
46
Feb
2
52% Jun
8% Jan
22
11% Mar 16
12% Jun
30
6% Jun
11
9
Dec
29
39% May 17
44
Jan
7
Dec
17
July 30
7% Jan
43
Jun
6
12
1
4
Inc common__50c
20 3/a
20%
20%
23
23
2 2 3/4
17%
17'%
9
7
15
2% Jun
21
1
12
Sep 24
11 % Jan
11
153/4 Feb
51%
52
12%
12%
42% Oct
18
53
Dec
31
47
Jan
18
60 % Mar 24
92% Jan
7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25
273/a Nov
16
24
Jan
17
105% May 10
343/a Jun 22
18% July 20
1
4
523/8 Dec
12% Jan
5
15 % Aug
273/8 Nov
16
263/4 Jan
5
28% Apr
7
31
48
Jan
6
58% Jun
13% Jan
3
15%
1
53% Jun
6
6
Juiy
2
40% Dec
31
37% Mar 14
453/i jun
22
13% Jan
12
30% Dec
30
253/4 Jan
35% Jun
8
15% Apr
15% Jan
19
4
55 % Oct
26
13
Apr
23
42
May 28
16% Jan
52% Dec
1
17
>
Water
$1.20
.
Trane
Co
(The)
Transamerica
Trans
World
27% Dec
24% Mar 11
281/4 Jun
15
Tri-Continental
59 % Apr
6
5
26
5t>
Jan
193/8 Dec
31
18
Mar 15
21
Jun
13
Dec
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
30% Nov
19
25
Mar 14
33 % Apr
14
52
59% Apr
14
25% Mar 14
31% Jan
13
20th
6
15% July
7
20% Jan
19
Twin
6
51
9
60
Jan
19
183/e Mar
4
57 % Dec
4
16% Nov
30
13
41% Dec
143/4 Dec
6
24
38% Dec
30
22
7
Jun
11% July
29
July
v
4,300
17,100
9,800
27%
423%'
27'A
27
%
1,000
55%
"
43
13%
56'%
22,200
14,700
5,500
3
14
9%
s%
♦153
156
74%.
20
195%
20
55,400
23
225%
v
52
,
■
*102
33%
53
103
33%
23
7,200
17%
173%
175%
2,700
52
52%'
52%
210
12%
17%
%(
11
*12'A
3
3
3
*13'%
14
'
512 3/4
51%
50'%
V
1fh
32%
*13%
51
49:i/4
.
*102
313%
32%
280
1,700
3'%
"■
14
9,800
503/4
104
32
8,800
•
27%
28
27%
2 8'/a
27%
28
28'%
28'%
56
56%
56%
57
56'%
57%
56%
563/4
4,000
,15 %
153/a
15'A
15%
5,300
56%-
55
55 %
3,300
45 %
37,100
Xl5 %
153/a
15
153/a
56%
57%
56
56%
'
55aA
44%
45
2
44%
44%
44%
45%
44%
31%
32%
31%
3 2 5/h
303%
31%
24'%
24
24
22%
22'%'
27%
27%
28%
27%
58
53'%
58%
58
20%
20 5%
No par
Corp common
20,200
46%
3
14
103
*102
333/4
33
100
11%
453A
%
123/4
11
45
*102
4.20O
*52
•
'
Day
100
20 >/2
45
3
7,100
743%
10%
*13 V2
10
155
74%
.
*24
27 3/a
1
50
*57%
l
20'%
2,700
30'%
31'%
23 *
23
27%
27%
273%
23.800
58
58
58%
800
■
'
20
11,200
500
20
203%
52
54
52
52
29%
29'%
30%
29%
29%
29%
*52%
53
54
54%
*53%
54 %
54 %
,54%
600
1
30%
31
30%
31
29%
30 5%
29 5%
303/4
18,800
16"%
16%
16%
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
Twin
19 5/a Dec
5
6% Jan
54%
107%
•
52
5%
8
13% Jan
41% Jan
500
City Rap Transit com__No par
30
18
2%
series
A
(conv)
50
Tung-Sol Electric Co common...
1
4.307c 'conv preferred 1954 ser__50
31
Jan
300
5,700
293/4
Preferred
Dec
54
'
1
13%
-
___5
Inc
Truax-Traer Coal Co common.
30% Dec
9
18
563A
45
11'A
*44%
2
$2.70 preferred
2
273%
11'A
11%
—5
Williams Steci
&
106
263/4
13 "/a
*123%
44%
*13'%
Independence
No par
Corp.
Transue
,
43%
12%
11%
CLOSED '
25
_
Airlines
16
•
27%
*12%
44%
EXCHANGE
__10
convertible preferred
24% Jun
60% Nov
Oil
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)..
20
53
STOCK
Corp.No par
T100
Associated
18% Jan
31
1
:
preferred..—50
Transit
213/4 Aug 16
18% Jun
32 % Dec
common.:
convertible
47c. preferred.
8
25% Feb
21
No par
Thompson (J
___v—-;~15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
Tide
23
52 % Jun
26 % Dec
36% Jan
No par
Fair
Avenue
V
54
56%
108
93A
52%
fThird
;
11,700
74%
lj 1
'
18
1,000
133%
156
•
173/4
51%
preference
Co
32%
13'%
55%
23
173/a
$2.50
21
32%
133%,
27
.
20%
Thermoid
21
33%'
223/4
75
conv
20%
13%
157%
74%
American
7%
425%
;
9%
9%
♦156
74%
The
May 11
1% Mar
10
156
733/4
$2.40
46% May 11
6-'/a Mar
7
8% July
10
154
___No par
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common___5
May 20
19% Mar
1
100
Pacific Ry Co
Utilities Co-i...
Textron
140
96%
150
Trust—
&
Texas
3
23 %
10
share ctfs ex-distribution
Texas
/
5
13% Jan
Oil
&
*95
;
27%
57%
conv
3,200
16,000
7%
52'%
27%
Pacific
1,300
51%
47%
*142 '
106
43%
___1
Inc
22%
-
51%
7%
13
28%
No par
Sulphur./'.
1,400
20%
■'> 107%
27%
50%
46%
96%
145
*32%
58%
104
300
3,300
7%
.
28%
6,300
27%
*22
,
51% '52
;
483A
47
1
No par
Corp
Instruments
4.48%
7
38% Jan
22 78
51%
48%
Texas
13
May 27
Xi.2V«
22%
51%
»
1,700
970
50%
,;".5i%
No,par
.
Producing Co.,
Texas Gulf
.
Dec
*27
505/o
Texas
46% Mar
*930
27% V 28
39
•
950
950
7.50
com
Co-__44
Texas
42%
11,200
38%
83
i
Tennessee Corp_T_/_:^_:__
11
5
14,300
11%
Corp
Aircraft
31% Apr
20
56,900
26%
83
(James)
Telautograph
May 16
5% Jan
26'/a
-
26%
39'/a
____50
.'
25
Dec
60
25%
263/8
26%
11%
25
Inc
pfd (conv)
cum
Temco
6
2,900
82 '/a
:
Talcott Inc
t
2
30
'"'72%
116%
38'/a
Symington Gould Corp
21% May 23
37% Apr 26
103%
703/4
116%
11%
__5
$4 preferred
3'
7
88
29
.
8% Mar
4,500
103
81%
Sheets Co, of America (The)__4.16%
98%'May 31
150% Jun
14%
'
73 %
118
25%
26 %
14%
4
104
*103'/a
74 7a
118%
1,400
38%
39%
'
105% Jan
*38
14%
"
28
9% Dec
500
7,000
'
81'/a
Paper Co
51% Sep
20
.
738%
73 %
25
Corp.....
48% Dec
107
21
11%
Superior Oil of California
816
24% Nov
26
Jan
7,800
*20%
38%
Mining Co
*4
35
29,500
27
30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc__
3
'4
.
7,500
'
'
f
10c
30
12% Dec
Feb
41.
1,400
18%
is
12.50
pfd series of '55
84% Dec
Feb
1
21%
27%;
1
preferred series A
16
,
31%
21
'
8
31% Jan
Jan
28%
31%
V
;20% '
*117'/2
preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
; 41%
,
900
4,800
51%
283/a
18%
26%
10%
573/4
14%
'
*103
No par
No par
common
Class A 4'%%
32% May 11
11
7
81% Jan
2,500
513/a
,
21%
'
.,
.
15
"27%
27%
*38%7 3834
14%' 14'/a
39
14%
1
common
$4.50 series A preferred
1
Jun
75% Mar
10%
57%
10
No par
Chemical
Sun
13
101
118% Aug
Corp..
Corp
"When issued"
25'/a May 12
71% Jan
'200
453/4
*143/4
,20%
27 %
.
51%
7,100
423/4
28%
18
f
*20'A' ,21
'
v
273/4
»
21%
6,100
45%
14%
.31%
21%
t
200
12%
19%
42%
-
46%
,
51%
52
,.28%
18%
.
27%
Day
143/4,
213/a
20%
Independence
143/4
51%
,-28
! 32
21%
,,18%
»
46
7,100
100 %
19
43
46
91,600
49%
11%
19%
V*42
'44
t
78,5u0
138
♦too
12%
11%
12%
19%
>.
*43
.21%
.
1
Co.
134'A
49%
19%
50%
.No par
,
Broadcasting
141%
49%
49%
/
12%
/ 28
15
-20
Stone & Webster
Scorer
5
135%
139
4j%
*
1
common
53%
45%
«
5
_
983/4
52%
44
:/
„
5
Co
94%
53%
193/a
5
(J P) & Co Inc
98%
52%
130
,
100
-
93
533/a
12%
1
Inc
Drug
49%
100
Shares
94%
52%
129%
10
_
Stewart-Warner Corp
13
July
__
Inc
37% Jun
ll
8% Jan
'
July 8
89
49%
..
the Week
Friday
July 7
{
10% Nov 23
30% Jan
.
'
•
.No par
L S—
5
30% Feb
29 %
(The)
Chemical
Bros Stores
Stevens
20"% Jun
.
Co
Sterchi
23 % May 23
26'/a Jan
■.
.1
Thursday
July 6
'52%
■;
5
Jan
33% July
.
....
1
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stauffer
15% Feb
t>
..
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
88
52%
128%
100...
preferred series A__
.
Stanley Warner $orp
13% Dec
Mar 25
.
15
14
5
12
Oil of New JerseyOil of Ohio common
Standard
5
4
•
87%
♦
Standard
28
11% Jan
Mar 30'
Tuesday
July 5
'
-
'
25
Jun
30 % May
14
.No par
Standard
Mar 28
...
July 4
of Indiana
22% Feb
25
Monday
Par
8
8% Jan
30
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE,
.
24
98% July
53% jun
99% Jan
8
20% Dec
5
18
423/4 May 18
106% Jan 18
42
\
Highest
.73% Jan
10% Feb
4
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
45
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Century Fox
conv
prior preferred
Coach
Oil
TXL
Film
52
*50%
403/4 Mar 13
6
163/4 Jun
15
Udylite
4
43 '/a Jun
28
Underwood Corp
12%
33 %
313/4
*51
*47
51
20'A
4,300
54
400
30
4,000
2,200
50
12%
12
12%
11%
12
6,200
32%
12 %
1
(The)
8
12
32 %
*47
51
*49
1
Co
Corp
*49
50
20%
31
31%
30
31
26,800
*
u
11% May
27
Feb
7% Jan
4
8
75
33
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
13% Jan
70% Feb
16
11% Jan
4
21% Jan
25
Nov
89
8% Jun
16
15
113
Sep
28
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
31
Carbide
Union
Chem
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
7
94
Apr'
7
87
105
Nov
24
100
11
4
19
Jan
11
45%
103 % July
59% Nov
24
50
Dec
20
139
17
30
6
79% Dec
20
6
106 3/4 Feb
3
383/8 Dec
87%'Jan
11
119% Dec
29
103% Oct
29
40
Jan
27
1073/4 Apr
20
110
110%
110%
100
*97
100
*97
91
Jan
Preferred
Feb
7
Apr
27
52
Jan
Jun;
3
26
Jan
6
150% Apr
28
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
Jun
31% Jan
1081/2 Feb
*102 %
103 %
103%
54 5/a
x53 '/a
54 %
533/8
Preferred 4%%
United
Biscuit
170
167%
168%
2,600
50 %
50%
51
30
29%
30
70%
71%
71%
67%
683A
663/4
67%
150
155
called—1.
No par
29%
No par
*103%
105
30
105 %
*103%
47%
*103%
105
48
-
105
46 %
38,600
148
141
144'A
2,000
145
148
141
144
2,400
47%
173/8 Jan
3
25 '/4 Jun
29
United
Eoard & Carton Corp
23
44% Jan
13
55 % Juh
30
United
Carbon Co
27
Jan
12
34 % Jan
1.0
50 % July
3% Feb
25
38% May 26
63% Dec 13
4% Apr
1
70% Apr
4% Jan
29
80% Jan
72% Apr
19
8
4
6% Nov
9
Jun
28
11
88
6
Aug 17
29
Aug 23
12
May 25
173/a Dec
Jan
7
8% May 17
66
17
Jun
15% Feb
27
25
11% Jan
4
15 %
July 20
13% Mar 14
45 % Jan
4
57
Dec
31
51% Feb
2
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
313/8 Jun
10
383/4 Aug 19
18% Dec 31
36% Jun
9
33% Mar
4
11% Jan
12'
1 % Jan
4
49% Jan
8
18
Mar 14
7% Feb
10% July
78% Jan
18% Jan
(Delaware)
17
60
29 %
*103%
105%
24
233/4
233/4
24
24%
55 %
55
55
5 4 3/8
543%
53%
53%
900
49%
50%
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
49%
1,100
United
Corp
5
United
1%
(Del)
1
100
Electric Coal Cos...
5
22% Jan
4
38 % Dec
114% Jan
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
7% May
34
May
13% Dec
For
4
5
40% Dec
footnotes
s<»e
22.
6,100
13,000
7,800
10%
10'A
10%
10,
103/8
10
10%
73
73
70
70%
70
70
70
70
120
16%
17
16%
16%
16 %
17
1,700
17
17 %
10,400
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
59%
583a
59%
53%
5834
18,400
10
13%
32%
32%
31 3
4
32%
21,600
Gas
32%
3 2 V4
United
32%
31%
13
37%
37%
37%
37%
373i
37%
1.400
373/«
3734
22%
21%
22%
213a
21%
21%
27,900
X22 %
20%
1
3
2%
2%
2 ®a
23.t
7.200
100
97%
99
33
33%
Corp
393/4 Mar
2
United
Gas
G
United
Merch & Mfrs Inc
3 % Feb
Improvement Co
Park City Mines Co (The)__l
Jan
6
55
Mar
2
Jun
16
29
184% Feb
393/4 Jun
28
Jan
U
U
3
16% Mar
43% Jun
3
15
S
&
"When
15
4
5
6%
58%
40% Jan
31
nnge
4%
74
15 %
12% May 12
31
63%
59%
23% Jun
90
4%
*73
15
Foreign Securities..
18
634
59'A
United
Apr
4%
74
6 %
No par
:
U
81% Jan
4%
*73
Engineering & Foundry____5
1
19 S/8 May
873/4
6%
Fruit Co
1
179
Dec~31
54 % Mar 11
4%
74
United
363/4 Jun
285
6%
United
9
Mar 14
4'/a
*73
9
33% July
214
63^
Mar 31
May
35
30
4%
74
10%
-
preferred
101 % July
3
77% Jan
6%
Dye & Chemical Corp com__l
4
5
23/8 Jan
8
4%
*73
100
18
15
1,400
24%
July
Sep
2,600
1051/a
29%
105%
55
33
2 %
863/4 Dec
*103%
29%
*103%
24%
10
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
United
29%
23%
11
11
29%
29 %
United-Carr Fastener—
63% Jun
44%
No par
23
United
4,000
105
No par
19% Sep
50% Dec
6
*103
2,100
13,100
143%
46
3/8
10
23,100
29 %
69 %
40
54%
50'/2
150
1
12
105
533/,
%
*14^
29
Jan
*103%
54
30%
144'/2
Dec
b% Jan
89
100
100
89
50
144 %
Jun
78
*97
170
142 '/a
14
6
12,600
29%
143%
49
6
5,300
29%
50 V2
series of 1952..100
$4.50 preferred
15
28'/a
112
169'A
47%
America
28%
111 'A
30
45%
of
28
*
50%
*103 3/8
preferred
4%7e
2,600
23,600
169%
10
Air Lines Inc common
99%
50%
5
preferred..—100
convertible
5Ve
United
168%
103%
94
29%
169
Aircraft Corp common
United
23
3
103%
54%
noncumulative preferred___50
Tank Car Co
.—No par
4%
21
150
*102%
Pacific RR Co common____50
Union
Union
10
21
Jan
Oil of California
Union
4
321%
No par
—No par
—_—25
series
$4
90%
*89
90%
90%
Preferred $3.50 series
14
104% Mar 29
*89
90%
1,500
92%
29'A
100
110
*97
9
98
100%
111%
2,100
5,600
*8%
29%
No par
4334 Apr
16
28%
29
No par
106
Jun
29%
Preferred $3.70 series
6
139
30%
29 3/8
Preferred $4.50 series
22
Jan
29 3/b
29%
7
Apr
110
30'/a
23%
10
5
94
103
30 3/8
Materials Corp—10
99%
15%
3 9'A
'
8%
95%
94
96
101%
Apr
34% Jan
29
95%
100%
Jan
May 16
66
&
&
96
102%
loO
178
Jan
263/4 Jan
5
15%
383/4
153/4
39 ;,A
8%
113
59
50% Jun
15%
39
8%
111%
May 12
24
29% Jun
27
ll
14
51% Aug 23
154
21% Apr
25% Nov
Mar 16
Jan
15%
41
8%
Carbon____No par
Union
30
15%
39%
8%
95
1
98% Jun
15%
41%
8%
101
26
1023/4 July
153/4
40%
20
30
5
Jan
Bag & Paper Corp..
31% Apr
Jan
25% Oct
Asbestos & Rubber Co
31% Jun
Jan
48
Union
Union
6
99
105% Jan
4
22
11
6
85
4
Jan
96 % Jun
Jan
108% Mar 22
14
38% Jan
1
No par
27 % Jan
803/e Mar 14
20
9
104% Jan
2
Jan
69
July 12
July 23
23
28% Dec
May
(The)
Corp
S
S
7%
issued"
Freight
Gypsum
1
Co.
No par
Co common..
preferred
U
S
4%%
new—1.65
preferred
Industries
20
100
U S Hofiman Machinery
4% 7?
^.1
Inc
100
common
preferred series A..,
.1
<_50
2%
3
99%
101
33
*45%
279
*181%
33%
2%
100
33
33%
47
47
47
*44
280
280
281
272
183
*181%
33%
183
*181%
2,500
6,600
47'%
100
273%
268
273'%
3,300
183
181%
183
33%
34%
86
85%
86 %
36%
87
*85%
14%
15
14%
15
14 %
*42%
43
42%
42%
99%
33%
35%
35%
87
42 V*
9 8'A
33
*45
47
33%
*85
34%
86
17,000
100
14%
14%
14%
18,500
42%
42'%
42%
300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
22
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(130)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Vear1954
Highest
Lowes*
20 34 Dec
1334 Mar 1?
8% Dec
36% Jan
7734 Dec
5934 Feb
4
3
Jan
11
24
15
f
9 % Feb
14
Jan
29
Jan
U S
3
U
42% July
•
35
6
75% Mar
.
6
U S
8434 Mar 21
26
90
19
107
20
Jun
70 % Jan
91
Oct
79% Jan
103
Dec
6
97
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
51% Jun
22
18
172% Jun
23
7
13
29 34 Jan 11
134 34 Jan
6
37*8 Jan
4
157 34 Jan
16334 Oct
7
59% Dec
-
13
5434 Ja"
29
49
May 12
64%'Sep
17
61
Jan
Jan
4
Dec
18% Oct
11
35
Jan
26
38 34 Mar 16
7
Jan
4
1334 Nov
634 Jan
4
11% July 14
162
LOW
STOCK
Mandaj
Playing
U
18
S
102
•71
42
*89
90
107
100
100
.
*104%
49%
48%
49%
46%
171%
172%
171%
171 %
170%
Ref
52%
53%
com__50
Min
&
preferred
50
:
*64
•107
52%
52%
v
64%
57% July
U
6
Apr
14
S
Steel
7%
t
com
No par
new
55%
__10O
Corp
57
56%
57%
162%
preferred
162%
*
162%
-
64
530
5.10C
51%
64
53%
400
54%
164
163%
16,000
•,
64
' "
~3G
-
47%
171
.51
52%
-55%'
163
162% ,.A
91%
105
170%
171
53%
10.60C
.46%
48%
64
:
ICC*
-40%
,
105
105
52
64%
,
64%
300
3,600
72%
"
40%
*89
91%
*90
107 %
48%
8%
72%
42'/a
5
'
166
40%
90
*89
107
*8%
5.90C
22%
102% 103%
72 %
"
42%
42%
42%
*71%
73
22%
8%
103 %
.101
Shares
July 8
?
23
*8%
i
106%
*71
73
1
8%
%
104
preferred___10O
1st
Smelting
7%
8
8%
105
10
preferred series A
preferred series B
noncum
8%
22%
22%
the Week
Fridays
,
July 7
July 6
22 %
22%
20
Co
Rubber Co common
8%
22 Vs
Sales for
SALE PRICES
;
Thursday
HIGH
Wednesday.-
July 5
July 4
10
Card
AND
Tuesday
'•
1
Plywood Corp common
3%%
24
Par
common
Pipe & Foundry Co
S
U S
,
Co
preferred
3%%
■,
6
,
Feb
65
156% Mar 14
27
24
July
60% Feb
i
11
40% May 18
16Te Jun
143
Jan
Lines
4% Vo
106'A July
6
SI
70
6
Nov
24% Apr
66% Jan
21
68 % Dec
39
6
834 Jan
28
24
YORK
EXCHANGE
S
U
Jan
19
29
7% Feb
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
'
164
>
212,200
2,900
~
"
5
98
Dec
4
3
Dec
15% Jun
2
10
17
Jan
f
14% Apr
21
United Stores $4.20 noncu
91
Jan
IT
100% Jun
14
1% Jun
1
134 Jan
7
14
3% Jan
3
May 26
21% Jan
I
preferred
No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4%
convertible preferred
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
31
16
2034 Dec 31
n% May 12
8
2634 Jun
2234 Jan 12
*
United
3
66% Mar
3234 Sep
40% May 17
30% Feb 23
31
16
16934 Nov 26
35
170
Feb
18
May
Stockyards
Universal
4
Jan
18
11
32 34 Nov
23
26% Mar 19
31
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7
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5
8334 Dec
31
8334 May
91
Feb
3
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21
4234 Dec
31
4
41% Mar 14
31% Oct
14
4034 Dec
20
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1134 Jan
4
19'/4 Oct
5
2834 Jan
7
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19
36%
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Pictures
&
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—
preferred
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19%
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com_No par
Leaf Tobacco
preferred
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183 a Jan
6334 Jan
154
Corp
18%
EXCHANGE
25
convertible
$6
161% Jan 21
443/4 Dec
noncumulative preferred
7%
36
STOCK
No par
14
37% Jan
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3
1234 Jan
23
73% Jan
Co common
U S Tobacco
19% Feb
35% Mar 17
17% Jan
V
534 Jan
30'/z Jan
13% May 13
6
7% May 19
8
57% Dec
10% Apr
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
134
July 30
130
4
3634 Dec
89
Jan
4
95% May 26
20
Jan
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
112 34 Jun
2
4834 Oct
4
Jan
Jan
1
10
101
Jun
21
Nov
9
101
40'A Dec
29
4
25'/a Jan
107
19
25'/4 Jan
4
Feb
31
30
7134 May 19
68
May 17
16% Dec
30 34 Dec
Feb
Jan
106
15% Jan
30
Oct 21
90% Mar
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
31% Feb
74% Jan
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
73/4
73/4
64'A
64%
64%
63 V4
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;
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63
62
A
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div
preferred
partic
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A
;
92%
48'A
*130
473/4
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140
7C
45'A
7C0
101 %
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102%
104
104
38%
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104
104
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104
42
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79
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5,900
117
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135
134
117
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20
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25
5
10
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44%
25
common
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92%
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47
100
preferred
7%
24
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34%
92%
No par
3.9CC
15%
363A
34
10O
preferred
Vulcan Detlnning Co common
18% Mar 23
9
28% Apr
May
Works common
Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred
7
6
3
19
6
2634 Apr
15%
36'A
62 Va
'
.
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
May 23
427/a July
33
1
31
J 6%
3
103
Jan 11
Mar 25
13
10%
36%
*130
3%%
13
6
57
153/4
35%
noncumulative preferred__100
Va-Carollna Chemical com
8
117% Jun
26
37% Jan
16%
37
"
7
146% Apr
3
114
16
36%
*130
&
10,900
42
40%
42
16%
36'A
16%
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Pacific Ry com_10O
Shreve
5Vo
11
Jan
39% July
33
Oct 28
423/4
10
Inc
Co
Victor Chemical
51% Mar 29
133% Jan 17
33% July 28
104 34 Nov
10134 Jan
36% Feb
11
94
2
1
Feb
91
152% Aug 30
116
July 19
99
4
Raalte
Vicks
133% Jan SI
37% Jan
S
13
Jun
31% May
30
26 7a Jan
6
24
133 % Jan
130% May 20
124% Mar 26
126
1
2.50
Norman Co
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co
___2.50
4
64% July
47% Mar 19
3
Vanadium Corp of America
"
39% Feb
4
% Jan II
32% Jan
32% Dec 31
4
It
1,1C0
30
30
•283A
81
81
80%
80%
2C0
133/4
14
13%
13%
2,000
w
GO
11% Aug
3
Mar
13
2
24
Jun
3
27'A Dec
51
Jan
5
72
66 3A
9
6
•
31% May
Walgreen
9
27
Walker
14% Apr
15
Walworth Co
24% Jan
3
5 34 Jan
4
19% May
4
27% Dec
10
16% Jun
22
*)0 34 Aug
5
105 34 Dec
30
101% Jun
21
Jan
19
12 34 July 15
10 Vs Jan
5
1334 Jan
19
2134 Sep
20
18 % Mar
14
21% Jun
17
Dec
22
30% Mar 14
36% Feb
7
25% Jan
43 34 Dec
29
39
62% Mar
S
3034 Jan
52% Dec
9
37
Jan
17
42
21
1
39
Dec
39
Jan
40
Dec
29
32
1334 Jan
20
21% May
23
19 34 May 14
26 34 Dec
5
17% Dec
17
234 Apr
30
30
24 % Jan
5
43% Dec
8
7734 Jan
5
96% Dec
22
16
23 34 Dec
20
17
107% Jun
5
9
99
Jan
7
104% Nov
19
101% Feb
15
96
Jan
7
104% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
23'A Jan
4
105'A Aug
10
834 Jan
4
16
41% Nov
29
24% Jan
Jan
27
27 % Apr
102
22
Apr
4134 Apr
34'/a Dec
28
30
Jan
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
44
6
26
29
17
59% Jan
6
73% Jan
23% July
7
28% Jun
9
27% Dec 22
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
80'A Dec
Dec
May 14
Dec
127
64% July
31
27
100
10
127
4
54% Dec
82 34 Jan
4
9634 Dec 30
2534 Oct
28
30% May
31
27
11
Jan
85 % Mar 15
5
Jan
May 23
96% Jan
100% Dec
8
Feb
70
Jan
34% Jan
30
95
15
Mar 14
101% July
7% Mar 30
22% jan
«
22% Jan
11% Jun
•
'■
White
White
29
Mar 10
25
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
|
14% Apr
22
78 % Dec
10
70
9
85
July
White
12% Feb
19
9% Mar 18
12
July
7
20 % Dec
14
.
28% Jan
18 % Mar 21
6
33% Aug
2
30
Jan
21
147% Dec
16
140
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
137
Jan
23
Mar 14
Jun
14
21% Jan
I
7
14
Wilcox
24% Feb
66
54% Dec
3
45% May 12
52% Jan
53% Dec
6
48
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
77
Jan
192% Dec
12
94
6
Nov
12
11% Oct
634 Jan 22
179% Jan
8
86
7
S
Mar 22
9% May
3
&
$4.25
Co
94% July
common__l
20
103% July
12
Feb
8
10
Woodward
July
37
Jan
54% Nov
16
52% Jan
3
71
21 %
Sep
27% Apr
13
21% July
8
27% Jan
7
10
com
100
Service
Iron
Corp
Co
Prior
Prior
Wrigley
preferred
pfd
4%%
4%%
(Wm)
Jr
10
10
(P W) Co_
Worthington Corp common
10
10
serles__100
conv
series_100
(Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
1
Grocery Co
Woolworth
17
No par
No par
Public
11
11
1
common
46
46%
48
110
*108
26%
26%
26%
9,600
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110%
27C
104%
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104 '/a
106
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106
2C
47
44
44
4CC
47%
47%
47%
47
22%
27%
27%
102 %
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102%
22%
22
27 Va
28
-
27%
33%
34
35 %
33%
35%
34 %
34%
64%
63 %
64%
63%
63%
63 %
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61%
63
66%
65
66
63
64%
24%
25%
23%
24%
24%
70,000
29 %
28%
29%
28 Va
28%
28
28%
23,200
67%
68 %
66%
67 %
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66%
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101 %
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102 %
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9
&
103
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129
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55
103
103
102 %
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103
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41%
42%
43%
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42%
100'/a
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100%
1013/4
101
10%
11%
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11%
26%
26 %
26 %
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26
26
32
32
31%
31%
30
32 <•
30
12%
12%
12%
12%
85
85
11
11%
12%
13
12%
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85
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11%
23%
11%
23%
23%
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85
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-
113/4
5,000
23%
23%
4,300
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140 %
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20
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23 %
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94
92%
94
92 %
94 >A
2,300
48%
48%
48%
48%
25,000
54
55
53%
53%
5,500
97%
95%
96
33%
34
88 %
90
92
48%
48%
48%
49
55y4
56 %
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56
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♦96
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204 %
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204
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207
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103%
1,9 CO
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10%
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6,603
100%
100%
100%
102
10%
11 %
10%
11
70 y4
70%
71
70
70%
68 %
69%
3,500
70
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
16,003
22%
53%
52%
53
52%
52%
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53%
26 Va
26 Va
26'A
261/4
26
26
26 Va
26%
83
16%
7,200
117'A
2,000
10%
13
Jan
6
86% Jun
22
83%
85'/4
81%
67% Jan
85V4
843/4
74% Dec 31
84 V4
81 3/4
14
Jan
6
17'A Jun
28
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
16%
16%
163/8
31
17
16%
Dec
16%
16 Va
15
29
85
Jan
18
9
Zenith
Radio
No par
114V2
117 %
116 Va
Nov
118%
117%
96
5
10% Mar 23
Zonite
Products
8 Va
7%
6% Jan
7% May 20
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end
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Ex-rights,
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134
sales on this day.
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changed
from
May
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Corp__.
1
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Continental
Diamond
Fibre
Co.
220
205
103%
103
26
9
1,500
33%
*140%
61% Jan
26
ICC
11%
23%
32% Apr
Jufc
85
12
1
4% Feb
19,800
23%
25
63 %
3CC
3,700"
12%
11 %
25% Jan
1134 Jan
10%
26%
30%
23%
9
38
150
19,OCO
11%
6034 Apr
York
19,700
30
32%
28%
11
300
43%
32%
28%
100 '/a
103
103
28%
33%
28
100
30
52%
32
32%
100
24'/a
*126
♦126
129
<
27
52% July
400
2,900
25%
May
13
4,500
11,800
29
20
Dec
5,300
66%
Towne Mfg Co
28
Corp common
1
4% % convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube___No par
6
3,800
101 %
*101
51 % Jun
11
2G
110
*108
110
22%
27%
*63%
10.6CG
•108
27%
*101%
20%
109%
47%
23%
102%
20'/a
45
110
22%
33
21 %
♦104
23%
101 %
5.3CG
26 Va
46 —
27%
*
24C
22%
♦103
105
23%
54%
20
Co
Lovett
47%
*108
*104%
47
87%
25%
No par
preferred
Wisconsin
100% May 18
212% Apr
5
5
105
37
37%
'
109%
26%
*45
1.40C
37
87%
22%
20%
103 %
27
800
88
23%
21%
109%
5
Inc
23%
21%
1,200
6,300
23%
<
26%
12%
preferred
&
6%
59% Mar 30
7
21%
_100
Co
Wilson-Jones
21
69% Nov 22
4
Oil
Wilson
13
4
Mar 14
Machine
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
27
14
Jan
23%
3%
23
,♦87%
109%
100
Winn
Apr
23
77 34 Jan
23%
x21%
-
17
33/4
4
37%
88
87%
•
41%
3%
37
36%
88
101
preferred
Sewing
*16%
4
3%
37%
*126
common
35
40% Apr
30 % Jan
116
36%
88
100
B
(The S S)
26% May 11
148% Jan
..
39% Jan
Jan
Co
16%
♦103%
5
Prior preference
8
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
Motor
5% %
8
27% Jun 28
37
series
Mfg
16 Va
109%
2.50
Corp
Dental
16%
103 %
10
Steel Corp com
conv prior preference
Whirlpool
16 Va
26%
100
Brake
preferred
16%
109%
common__100
preferred
Wheeling
$5
38% Apr 25
29% May
4
43% July
6
6
27% Aug 16
'
3%
10
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
6
6
I
26
Jun.18
July
103 % Apr
S
Jan
3%
1
Union Telegraph new
3.80%
17'/a
16%
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
15
1,700
16%
17%
100
Air
1.2CG
17%
17
17%
100
2nd
noncum
Westlnghouse
58% Apr
26
27
10% Aug 16
8
12
7
36% July 28
4
21% Mar
20% Nov
Dec
129
common
preferred
Western
103% Mar 18
21% Jan
29
26
83% Feb
8
26
49% Mar 14
'
'
Jan
Paper
22 Va
24%
17'A
Western Pacific RR common.No par
65% Dec
132
&
Pulp
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
4%
9
104
Va
Coke
&
Western Maryland Ry
4
5
Coal
7.0CC
22 Va
♦243/a
»
5
Western Auto Supply Co
22% Jan
5
Virginia
413/4
223/l
24%
25
*10%
9C0
11,500
24'/a
24 '/a
4 l3/a
41%
223/4
25
100
pfd
~
22
41
22%
24%
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Co
4%%
Power
West
4934 Jun
9834 May
Corp
West
86% Apr 21
41%
42
40%
104%
4.80%
600
223/4
100
25
Apr 21
41%
3S%
C__
Apr
41%
223/4
series
104
41%
41%
42
preferred
30% Mar 24
13
28
50% Jan
Sugar
Kentucky Coal
4% %
*41 Va
Independence
4.10%
9
48
42
10
14
11.7C0
49%
47 'A
48%
1C3 %
Jun
35%
49%
48'A
50%
48'A
100
29
Jun
West
48% May 19
34%
49%
47'A
49
48%
No par
1
West Penn Electric Co_^_
25% Jun
35%
49%
51%
48%
B
110
343A
3574
51'A
series
6
6,000
CLOSED
preferred
31
5,000
20a/a
20%
105% Jun
16% Jan
35
30
West
7
11%
35'A
com__2.50
preferred
6
July
11%
20 Va
35%
4.20%
47
12'A
20%
,
21
27
19
40
103
113A
1
West
Penn
*1013A
20 Va
5
^
Co
7
Apr
4.8CC
102'/a
102
12'A
353/8
5
convertible
Indies
103'A
STOCK
Apr
106
106% Apr
110% Oct 29
18'A Dec
Mills
5
27% Jun
113
15
112
30% Dec
5
Snowdrift
&
17%
12
1
Oil
8,300
17'A
*102
Day
No par
4
25% Apr
■21% July
4
$4
2,500
12%
17%
12 Va
EXCHANGE
Co
Investment
Wesson
S
Jan
«
Jan
17 % Mar
8
91
73%
12%
...
21
No par
Light Co
Welbilt Corp
40% May 27
4
293/4
73'A
12%
17 V4
17%
29%
74%
127/a
17%
293/4
12 3/a
74%
12%
73 Va
2974
74%
203/4
3
Corp
Motor
Wayne Knitting
17
123/8
No par
Water Power
Waukesha
293/4
29%
.
1,800
103 >A
*102
5
Pipe
&
Washington Gas
Wash
7
Inc
Wayne Pump Co
104 34 Jan
9% May 20
1
Webster
18
17%
1
Petroleum
Warren
3
33% Apr
85
Feb
17%
1
Foundry
7
4% Feb
13
13%
14
Pharmaceutical
21% Mar
6
74%
12%
i
Warren
31
Apr
29%
74 Va
1
100
W
Pictures
16% July
23% Mar 14
Oct
Bros
Co
6
2% Jan
3% July 21
19 % Dec
Warner
8
41% July
&
preferred
Corp
Wardell
31
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5,800
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Number 5445
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
(131)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
•
•
column
Figures
WEEKLY
•
headed
"Interest
after decimal
YEARLY
•
Period" Indicate In each
point represent one
or
BOND!
the month when the bonds mature.
case
Monday
32nds
more
of
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
GOVERNMENT
Year 1954
Ranee since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
—
Highest
108.28 Jan
—
—
—
10
—
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Feb
108
19
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100.12 Aug 25
100.22 July 29
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15
99.20 Feb
15
320.17 Oct
7
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1995
High
7
100.8
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1961
100.5
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100.5
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103.4
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1960-1965
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104 28
1956-1958
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100.8
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Treasury 2%s
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1958
1961
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Aug 15 1963
98.2
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June 1959-1962
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Oct
18
1971
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1
1956
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23-year
19-year
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15-year
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98 21
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*97.31
1965-1970
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*98.18
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-97.12
-
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98.2
June 1967-1972
2%s
2%s
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Dec 1964-1969
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-
98.22
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June 1964-1969
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1962-1967
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Low
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9
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—
•
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July 5
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19
—
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—
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EXCHANGE
.
—
—
—
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NEW
Jan
1
1969
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1959
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1976
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—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2s
—
—
—
f This issue has not
Period
97.16
97
96
1960
due Feb IB
1961
*96.16
*90
due Feb IB
1962
100.8
*95
as
yet been admitted to Stoc k Exchange dealings,
FOR
WEEK
JULY
ENDED
or
Bonds
Jan. 1
High
Low
No.
3s
1961
Transit Unification
Brazil
Quar-June
*97
98
*97
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97.16
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97.16
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97
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97
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97
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96
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96
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96
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Cash sale,
r
(continued)
Interest
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Jane-Dec
103%
103'/a 103%
___
Bonds
Range since
Jan. 1
Hold
Low
86
1
79%
86
86
June-Dec
-
High
86
—
86
3
82
86
95
June-Dec
20
June-Dec
*87
3%s series No. 21
1980
98
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
3%s series No.
Issue—
99.16
Registered bond transactions.
3%s series No. 19
*109% 110%
York City
Corporate Stock
98
a Odd lot transactions,
New York Stock
High
100
*98.16
BONDS
Range since
Sold
100.8
*99
99.16
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*99.16
*98.16
8
3%s series No. 18
New
If*
*97
due Feb IB
Issno—
Canal
100
1959
V
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
Low
Pf.raira
100.8
*99
due Feb 15
RANGE
Friday
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
lwrri^riml
*99.16
100
99.16
2s
__
No sales transacted this day.
BONDS
100.8
2a_
—
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*99.16
*99
*98.16
1957
1958
2s
—
—
*99.16
*99
-100
*98.16
99.16
*97
98
1956
due Feb IB
due Feb 16
2s
_
—
due Feb IB
2s
2s
_
June-Dec
No.
*88
86
Low
High
88
96
90
90
84
90
June-Dec
87
87
79 y.
87 Ma
June-Dec
*86
3%s series No. 25
105 Mi
June-Dec
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10211
3%s series No. 22__
3%s series No. 23
42
June-Dec
87
81
87
—
87
3%s series No. 26
Members New
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120
June-Dec
3%s series No. 29
June-Dec
3%s series No. 30
June-Dec
*85
—
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Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
100
100%
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111 »/2
69
For Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
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For
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see
page
27.
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39 Ma
__
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1961—April-Oct
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1979
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152
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'
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1961
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A Columbia (Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct
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,
76
*45
—
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128
♦54
June-Dec
—June-Dec
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76
—
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57
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•
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98 Me
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.
87
100
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(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978-Jan-July
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—June-Dec
3%s series No. 28
Foreign Securities
June-JDec
3%s series No. 27
1
Teletype NY 1-971
57 Ma
110
75 Ma
66
113
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(132)
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
I'eriod
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
Bid & Asked
Low
FOR WEEK
Cundlnamarca
(Dept of)
1978
3s
Jan-Julf
;
High
56 Vs
ENDED JULY 8
Sold
bonds
Range since
Jan. 1
57
No.
54 Va
2
Denmark
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962
*1 Salvador (Republic of)—
42%
53
.101 %
10 J%
Sale Price
or
57
Sao
Paulo
(City)
exti
(continued)
uecurea
Ban Paulo
8s
(State of)
1936
Bonds
bold
High
No.
Range since
Jan. 1
Low
High
1
fund
siixtuiig
reduced to 2%)
55
102%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
"49
*ioo:!
Last,
Feriod
High
-ovao
April-Oct
Monday, July 11, 1955
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock exchange
Oaechosiovakia
(State) —
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*%) extended to i960——~Aprll-Ocf
.
,
Friday
Bonds
Low
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
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1962
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102
*73 %
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1964
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1968
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR WEEK. ENDED JULY
Friday
BONDS
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
8
Week's Range
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or
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No.
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100%
100%
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St
5s series
refund M
and
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York
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124
Jan-July
1989
4s
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Hudson
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First mortgage and coll trust 3%s 1977_June-Deo
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1879_Jan-JuIy
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
Afay-Nov
v
3j
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88
59
—
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—
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Jan
1903
extended
&
83 Va
94%
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deos
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
1977
debentures
87%
8
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—
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Second consolidated gold
income
1984
3s
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1905
--
_
87%
98
28
Jan-July
June-Deo
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sep
June-Deo
April-Oct
1978
3s
mortgage
First
99%
99
—
117%
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mortgage
series A 1978
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99 %
97%
99
—
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98
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104
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11
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1974
25
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75
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28
96
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29
1,0
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1974
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11
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&
69
1960
series A
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88
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mortgage 4s June SO
& equip 4a 1970
2
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,
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13
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1st mortgage 4i
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106%
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1965
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Corp
a
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4
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debentures 1976
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100
22
101%
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or
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1965
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107
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8
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107
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a
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1968
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Feb-Aug
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103 ya
100
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1990
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City POwer & Light 23As
2'%s 1978
mortgage 23As 1980—
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June-Dec
1976
mortgage
1st
86%
2
86%
—
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88
94%
98%
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June-Deo
97
—
96%
96%
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—Jan-July
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Jan-July
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April-Ocf
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144%
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97
94
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1986
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1984
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debentures
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;
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1955
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s
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.
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1977—Mar-Sept
1978—May-Noe
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1980
refunding 5s series
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registered
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73
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series
74
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1977
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mortgage 3%s 1969
Minn St
A
ser
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1980
sinking fund debentures 1967
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71%
88%
1957—May-Now
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101 v*
87%
78%
70%
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(Minnesota)
99 ya
18
1969—Mar-Sept
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67%
78%
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1973
110'/.
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1980
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99
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104 %
78%
1974
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15
99%
99%
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36
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1973—May-Nop
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116%
112
98
106% 109%
(Southern Lines) 4s 1959
Stores 2%s debentures 1972
f
103% 104'A
80%
1994
Coll trust
99%
1972
1978
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RR—
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mtge 4s
99
—
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debentures
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96
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1984
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93%
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99
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75
&
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84
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79
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101%
72%
124
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Jan-July
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May-Noy
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& Co 2%s debentures
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
Manati Sugar 4s sinking lund Feb
3'/4s
&
*96'%
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Macy (R H)
May Dept
A
84
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80%
2007—Jan-July
81
1st
Northern
M
Manila RR
series
*80%
May-Noe
101%
93
mtge conv lnc 4 Vis series A 2022—May
Susquehanna
Y
88'/a
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92%
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95
78%
2
101%
93
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95
78%
13
a
102%
,
98%
85%
■
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General ft refunding 4%s series A 1974_Mar-Sejn
98
94
4s
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General mortgage
76
66
06
99
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General mortgage 2"%s 1980™.
86%
89
99
1
99'A
79%
1975—Mar-Sept
St Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
April-Oci
Term
93
84
5
90 Vi
90%
94%
1980
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3 %s
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mtge 2%s 1979
1st mtge 3'/8s 1982
mtge
1%
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-May-Nov
May-Noy
First ft refund mtge 2%s ser
G 2003
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2003,—-April-Oot
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2003—ApriZ-Oct
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gold 3s 1980—i.-_
1st
102%
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Corp—
Nashville
refund
Y State
bds—
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debentures
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52
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June-Dec
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April-Ocf
-3s debentures
1976
Louisville
Y
N
100 5/a
99%
100
99
79%
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3 Vis 2000
Northern Natural Gas
1974
mtge
Interest
90'/2
4s
Miami
Lockheed
5%
4%
5%
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163
5
100
99
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Feb-Aug
1998
1939
refunding mtge 4s
N
61%
100
100%
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gold
1973
B
Haven
N
N
—
100% 100%
contingent interest 2003
May
ASeries E 4 Vis contingent interest
2003
May
ASeries F 5s contingent interest
2003:
May
Lehigh- Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
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1965—„AprU-Oct
Little
—
114
—
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2003
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D
to
consol
gen
fixed
98%
99
Feb-Aug
—Feb-Aug
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.
61%
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1st
Lehigh
110
98
*99'/a 100
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1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
$AN Y Ontario ft West ref 4s June
AGeneral 4s 1955
98
98
97%
Terminal—
1st ft ref 5s stamped 1964
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st
7
100% 100%
*
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore & Mich South
gold 3'/2s 1997—June-Deo
3'/2s registered 1997
June-Dec
Lehigh Coal V Navigation 3'/2s A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
Y New
;
84
Harlem River & Port Chester—
Kansas
1st
gold
ft West
AGeneral
j
80
_ApriZ-Oct
^
debentures
Harlem
First &
June-Dec
Kansas
Lakefront
1980
6s
collateral
Vis series
100%
101%
102
April-Oci
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N Y Lack
4
mtge
97'%
98"%
99
89
99 %
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April-Ocf
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K
Mich
97%
107%
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income
Y &
99
92%
99
,
'102
100
3 Vis registered
1998
Feb-Aug
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3Vis registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago ft St Louis—
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April-Oct
110%
100
98
<
104%
99%
*97%
Feb-Auy
Feb-Attf
mortgage 3 Vis 1997
3Vis registered 1997
N Y
Jamestown
&
1950
General
97
Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959—June-Deo
Jersey Central Power ft Light 2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
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Kanawha
Si
12
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98'%
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.
RR Co—
trust
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99 Vz
3
High
1
series D 1956
Collateral
N
127 %
122 y«
116%
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Refunding ft lmpt 4 Vis series A 2013
Refunding & lmpt 5s series C 2013
'
128%
102
116%
100
101
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1980
C
Jan. 1
Low
No.
__
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'
Bsage since
Bold
104% 105%
Aprll-Oci
1954
4
Mar-Sept
1978—
series
Lake Shore
Jan-July
1972—May-No?
B
B
Bonds
Ry—
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Oil Pipe Line Co—
1st
6s
1054
series
AFirst 4Vis
149
100%
102
126
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Mexico
A
:<
,
100%
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Mar-Sept
May-No*
1977
&
series
5Vis
AFirst
95
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,'100%
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1961
.?
High
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April-Ocf
Texas
AFirst
164%
147
Friday's
June-Deo
1982
New York Central
147% 147 %
Jan-July
Jan-July
INew Orleans
101
98
*164% 170
*88%
debentures
New Orleans Terminal 3%s
100
100%
100%
Aprll-Oct
AFirst gold 5s series C 1956
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
100 '/a
1
*100
Jan-July
A
1956
10
101%
3
Afar-Sept
1952
6s series
series B
5s
103
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982^
^International Great Northern RR—
A First
101
•r
Bid ft Asked
3s debentures 1974
Mar-Sept
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—
105
99%
*99%-
Jan-July
Feb-duy
1982
New England Tel ft Tel Co—
First guaranteed 4 Vis series B
100% 100%
IAII seder Steel Corp 6s 1948
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
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Inland
99Vi
101
May-Noe
—May-Nop
1970
102
103
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Corp
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
104
104
.Last
1974—Aprll-Oct
—
__
•„
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:
1st 3 Vis
Steel
t debs
s
101%
3s
•101%
—Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
4s 1955
5s
1955
—
__
3%s
102
98%
100
*101%
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Week's Raags
Friday
Sale Price
Low
Illinois Central RR—
„
Period
High
Natl Distillers Prods
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%« series A
First
Interest
New Ysrk Stock Exchange
I
-
"
8
,
Bond*
Bid ft Asked
Monday,-July 11, 1955
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE FOR
Week'* Range
Friday
BONDS
..
June-Dec
May-Nop
May-Nop
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dee
April-Oct
*95%
98 '/a
96%
94'A
97%
98'/a
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98%
94'A
94'A
95%
13
—
99
97
100%
95
93%
15
92%
1
101%
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1
100%
103'/a
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3
100'/a
100%
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96
101% 101%
100'/a
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96 %
99%
Volume 182.
Number 5445
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
"
ENDED JULY 8
RANGE FOR WEEK
.
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August
FridayWeek's Ranee
,
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June-Dec
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1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic ft St Louis Ry—
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Consolidated guaranteed 4a
G
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~~
1960
I
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.
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general
First
general
5s
series
B
series O
1962
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Public
3s
debentures
First
and
First
and
First
and
First and
3%s
1st
109
108
110
108%
•'
107%
92 'A
87 %
98%
102
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110
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102
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110
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97
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1995__Afaj/-Nov
1973
April-Oct
Elec Power Corp—
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SADirect mtge 6s
1952..
§AConsol mtge 6s 1953
98%
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3Vis series J
*
102%
99
*84
98%
98%
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Bt
183
140
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125
127%
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99
102%
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gold 6s 1996_
Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge inc 4%s series A Jan
__
__
169
125
153
4s
bond
certificates
1989
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt. Paul & Duluth first cons
101%
98
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gtd 4s
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s f debs 1982
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convertible
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4%S
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1,
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-
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mtge 3%s
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general
6s series
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A
1956
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102%
94
94%
3 %s
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debentures
Tel
2%s
debs
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330
Standard
Coil
Standard
Oil
Standard Oil
2%s
r
(N J)
1967
conv
conv
92%
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1974
Chemical
3%s
82'A
113%
debs
1973
RR
4%s
98
II f
100%
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103%
99%
96 Va
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109% 111%
110%
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135
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90
1
135
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June-Dec
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consol
&
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125%
10
85%
85%
85%
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consolidated
5s
143
101%
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98%
99 %
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115%
101%
22
125% 131
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gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
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3
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99%
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1958
94%
1975—Afar-Sept
-
11
94%
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—
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101
104
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110
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94'/4
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102
100 Va
102
*86
86
W
series
,ncome
A Jan
1981
Penn
Electric
West
Penn
Power
3y2s
1974
92%
3%s
series
I
1966
83
967/a
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84 y4
71%
90
»
70
86%
73
67
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104'
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97
95
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;
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Aprll-Oct
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1
Apr-Oct
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Jan-July
95'A
112%
84%
86%
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84%
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"
88
86 '/a
98%
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Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967
Jan-July
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1979—Afay-Nov
West
135'
101%
110%
98
99
92%
92%
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ser
A
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__
__
—
1
2029
83
83
83%
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81%. 81%
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5
1976———June-Dec
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83
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87
92
93
95
96%
2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3 Vis
a
101
75 %
,
82
121
100%
113
514
109%
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91 Va
1971..
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included In
delivery
the
sale
2%s
H OlOl
1976-Jan-JuIy
103 %
93
101% 101 «/4
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93%
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r Cash sale
not
.
year's range,
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y Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
*
receivership, or reorganized under Section
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
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99%
104 Va
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__
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96
99 Va
102%
91%
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series
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92
119% 121
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2%s
4s 1960
102%
100
105
120
82
101%
120%
4s
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104%
__
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mtge
Gen
i
105
119%
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100%
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105
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1st
102'A
102%
102%
92
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s
134%
3
__
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—
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98
132%
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Winston-Salem 6 B first
90
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105
May
-Jan-July
1971
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Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
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Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1692
Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
—Mar-Sept
Westlnghouse
First mortgage 3 y4s series D 1967
Wilson 'ft Co first mortgage 3s 1958
85
95%
84
*95%
—
88
83
__
84
__
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30-year 5s 1960
4%s debentures series A 1980
85
24
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__
Jan-July
Jan-July
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118'A
78%
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__
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\
97%
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106
1982—April-Oct
debentures 2%s
debentures
Staulfer
5s
3y8s
—
'
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Products
(Indiana)
97
101%
100%
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(
163 %
97%
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92%
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106
103
94
95%
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First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
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1976—Afap-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000
96%
63%
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1983
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104 »/8 104'/8
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.
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103%
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160 V.
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Southwestern
ctfs
:
96%
101
13
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Jan-July
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint 3%s 1977
*
__
__
Wabash RR Co—
Gen
99%
*76%
93'A
April-Oct
1956-
100
"
;
Jan-July
Jan-July
series B 1996
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103%
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1996
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262
95
98
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ser A'75—June-Dec
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mortgage 2%s series F 1996
—
100
119
103%
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1977
First mortgage 2 %s series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
r
118 '/a
98
Afap-Nov
Afap-Nov
A
1981
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118
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
1969_,
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4%s
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132%
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San Fran Term 1st
100
__
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Souuiern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994—.
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Southern Natural Gas Co 4%a conv 1973—June-Dec
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103 Va
__
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1985
California
108'/a
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1987
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98
97%
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1967
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100
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1941__Feb-Aup
Jan-July
1976
1973
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser
J 1982
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
117
103 V.
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& North Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
.—April-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone ft
Telepgrah Co—
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debentures 1979
debentures
112
107
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2%s
100'A
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*__
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April-Oct
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2%s
105 %
91
201
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86
47 y4
31%
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3%s
101 Va
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__
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debentures 1974
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
100 y«
68'/a
83
1
mtge 3s series F 1978
Afar-Sept
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Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage & refund
3%s ser I 1981
June-Deo
.
3s
27/8s
63
*107
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Seagram (Jos E).& Sons 2%s 1966
Bocony-Vacuum Oil
33
100%
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mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
Sinclair Oil Corp
101% 102%
__
1989__May-Woo
Mar-Sept
1st
_
88
__
April-Oct
debentures
debentures 1976
First and refund
mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund
88'/a
88
115% 115%
__
gold 4s 1968__June-Dec
St
Scioto
Seaboard
Steel
3%s
99
81
98
—
1989_Jan-July
1972
fund
2%s
Virginia Electric
*86
__
May-Woo
125
Vanadium Corp of America—
101%
99
Jan-July
2022
May
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
debs
Participating
__
*98
*88%
„
April-Oct
99%
75
36
152 7/a
148
152% 152%
Afar-Sept
105 y4
101
"*97
Afar-Sept
-Jem-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
.
6%s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
3%s assented series A 1951
1547/a
*152% 158
104
34
__A
Afar-Sept
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C1951
*168
135%
7
June-Dee
6%s debs series A 1947
146%
100%,
98
134
" "72%
73%
Afap-Nov
1980
3%s assented series A 1947
__
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
1st gold 5s
Second
Bt
f
debentures
United
170
__
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
2%s
1.01 %
164
;
1975
sinking
Vandalla
series A 1971
Lawrence & Adirond'k
s
3%s
86%
98%
*150
tr 2%s
99'A 101
8
>
"
1
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
99%
83
1968
97
~2
104 >/2
35
•
1st
8
Baguenay Power 3s
Jan-July
123
103
.
3%s debentures 1977
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
104 '/a
101%
99%
__
Afap-Nov
1969
96%
95
99
*100
.June-Dee
'
116%
135
' 104
104,
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Afar-Sept
4%s s f debs 1973
—April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
-April-Oct
99
102
*100% 101'/2
__
May-Woo
AConsol mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D 1977
1
__
Jan-July
Jan-July
Rhine-Westphalia
95
100
100%
13
99%
135
Union Tank Car
U S Rubber
1946
94%
94%
Pacific RR—
4%s
__
Union—
assented
99%
'*98
2%s
143'/.
216'/a
95
102% 102%
__
debs
conv
Union
105'/«
140 Va
210
2
216
->*101%
__
Jan-July
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3'As
v
/
95%
-
1st mtge 3%8 1982.
Afap-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970—June-Deo
101%
101 '/a
~
l40'/8 140Va
*209
__
10
R
7s
debentures
3s
__
*
.
1st mtge & coll
Q
Rheinelbe
1970—April-Oct
Afap-Nov
1975-ApriI-Oct
100
June-Dec
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
High
Low
.
.
__
II
100% 101 y«
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s
97
~
1964
-*94'%
u
*93 %
May-Woo
debentures
3%s series B
*106
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983__April-Oct
Quaker Oats 2%s
•
95%
*116% 119'/4
April-Oct
Tol ft Ohio Cent ref and
lmpt 3%s l960—June-Dec
Trl-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
1972
Jan-July
-Afap-Nov
Term RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
tAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
A Adjustment income
5s Jan I960—
102%
35
*101
1963
Range since
Jan. 1
' *'
98
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990,—April-Oct
Texas ft Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dee
General and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific*—
>
92'%
~
1983
No.
High
94'/2
'94%
_Aprll-Oct
Texas & New Orleans RR—
110
108
*100
160'A
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968__Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__ilfap-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
and
104
108 %
of St Louis—
Refund and lmpt M 4s series C 2019
Refund and lmpt 2%s series D 1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
103%
103%
92
June-Dec
Service Electric ft Gas Co—
First and
~
Mar-Sept
mortgage 27/es 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
!•" "
->
"
—
103
1977—Feb-Auo
First
Sale Price
-
bold
103 %
Feb-Aug
general 4'As series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
.*
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3 Vis
mortgage
101
-June-Dec
1974
First
First
5
110
Jan-July
1984
Period
Low
115%
*110%
May-Nov
?S|d»8 l967
Virginia Ry Co—
5s
114'/4
~~
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown A Ashtabula Ry—
<
b09
*ior£
110
Aprll-Oct
ESnrfS & West
Pittsburgh Taw
Exchange
-
Bends
orJFriday's
Bid ft Asked
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966—t-Jan-July
Swift ft Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
2%s debentures 1973—
May-Wot)
1007/.
121'/a
-
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E
1975
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3%s 1964
Pittsburgh Consolidation Goal 3%s 1965
Week's Range
"Last
High
98 %
113%
i08y8 108%
~~
RR—
General mortgage Ss series A
1970
A
Low
2
585
Mtn
1964_Mai/-Nov
General
series
Jan. 1
Interest
Terminal RR Assn
1963__Feb-Aup
ser
j&Jj?
BONDS:
New York Stock
}}5V }"£
*101
"
Feb-Aug
ser
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft; 8t Louis
mtge 37/ss
Sold
—
1957—Maw-Nov
H
aer
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
1st
B,
Range since
101'A 10134
-M
HSft
_
.
Friday
Bonds
No.
**Sf SStr,£f
Called
.
\
.
.
BONDS
■
105'A
77
of
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete
report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Tuesday,
July 5, 1955 (Monday, July 4 being a
Holiday on the Exchange), and ending Friday, July 8, 1955. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock
Exchange itself and is intended to include every
security whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Adams
Co
Hat
Range
Shares
Low
29 %
29'A
150
1
7%
7%
300
4
4'/a
14
14%
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
1
1
14
7%
comraon.
page
6
4%
31.
-
14
JULY
8
Friday
Low
—10
Inc
ENDED
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
Hlyh
common.
Stores
WEEK
'
for Week
of Prices
1
Supply Manufacturing.
Aeroquip Corporation.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores.
For
Sales
Alloys.
Aero
Alnsworth
Week's
FOR
6%
1,200
4% Jan
28
Mar
1
High
7%
38
Jun
Jan
5% Mar
8 V4
May
4,400
4
Jun
6%
Jan
2.500
8'/a
Jan
7 %
7 '/2
200
13%
14%
22,700
7'A Mar
10
Jun
Last
American Stock Exchange
17% Mar
7%
Feb
14% July
Sale Price
Air Associates Inc
Air
Way
Airfleets
(N J)
Industries
Inc
Gas
60c
Corp
-2
Alabama Great Southern
Alabama
Power
4.20*
preferred
50
100
Range
since
1
Jan.
Low
High
High
10%
100
12%
Jan
16%
16%
1,700
13 '/a Mar
17
Jun
25 Va
300
13% Jan
35%
li
14,300
%
Jan
5,200
27'/a
Jan
347/a May
159'/a July
10%
16%
1
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Shares
24
-1
3
Inc
for Week
Range
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
of Prices
'li
33
ii!
32 Va
33
10 %
Apr
158'/a 159%
20
140
Jan
102'/a
225
100
Mar
102
1
105%
Feb
Apr
Jan
I
)
f
-
The
28
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Week's
Low
Alaska Airlines Inc
Pad
"
High
Low
5%
5%
6%
17,600
40'8
40%
42 Vb
3,300
36%
Jan
7 Vb
7%
700
5%
Jan
5
May
6% July
Alfemene Kunstxljde Unle N T
Amer
dep rets Amer shares—
All American engineering Co—
-10e
~6%
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc_
Alles A Fisher
Allied Artists
5%%
Pictures
convertible
Allied
13.75
10
preferred
Beverage
•
Co
12 VB
10%
pfd
conv
250
Baxter & Kennedy
Carnation Co common
Feb
Jan
5 Va
Jan
40 Va
Carter
1,600
%
50
22
1,900
37%
28%
28%
200
9%
9%
29,700
19%
~5
22
19
1,300
Jan
9% Mar
6%
Jan
Jun
30
100'A May
12%
Apr
1 Va
Jan
le
1%
Jan
Jun
3.50%
2,100
2,300
Jun
24% Jan
42%
Jun
23%
Jan
29%
8% Mar
lOVa
Apr
Jan
Century
~7%
20o
3 i'e
2
~8%
"7'/a
8,000
I i'r
13,600
14%
3/V
700
J
Camberlin
Feb
Charls
30
Jun
Charter
21
Feb
Cherrv-Burrell
Jun
2 40
Angostura-Wupperman -_T_~_~
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
'
_
10%
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp!
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power & Light
4.72%
preferred
'
Circle
Consolidated
Wire
July
13 Va
Apr
110 Va
Apr
Clark
Jan
32
Apr
Clark
29%
Jan
38 Va
Apr
Clarostat
6'/s
32 %
16 %
6,000
14% May
25
6%
4,300
107% July
5% Mar
6 V»
.
32 Va
31%
6,400
24% Mar
Clary
Jan
29%
30 Va
12%
12%
13
7%
Jan
Cllnchfleid
34%
Jun
Club
Oorp
Coastal Caribbean
Cocks butt
8%
Jan
13
Jun
8
Apr
6%
6 Va
6%
3,700
2%
2%
5,000
1% Jan
1 %
1 Va
1 Vi
100
49
49
•
4,300
July
Colonial
Sand
Colts
_IZH
Feb
Feb
cunaonaated
Feb
Consolidated
9
29%
13,600
700
Consolidated
Containers
Baldwin Rubber
common!
Baldwin Securities Corp
xl7%
Banco de loa Andes—
American
shares
Refractories
PowwLtdZ
_
(A 8)
"5%
.
IncIZZ
,
Ties common
12%
300
5 Va
5%
22,900
Consolidated
Air Lines
Aviation A
12%
15%
Jan
29% July
3%
Jan
4% Jun
9
Apr
Coro
6%
Apr
Corroon
12% Mar
2Va
Jan
5
May
17 Va July
$1
Feb
11%
American
5% Apr
19%
Jun
26%
Feb
Crown
Cent
July
Crown
8%
Jan
30 V2
1,100
45%
Apr
9%
10
2,000
12'
12%
12 Va
350
11%
Jan
13 Va
Jun
7 Va
7%
500
5V2
Jan
9%
Apr
r
i/
(
«
C) Co
«,
common
5%% prior cumulative
Borne Scrymser Co
7%
Gas
Co
British American Tobacco—
Amer dep rets ord bearer.
nrtHSv!
Power common
petroleum Co Ltd
British
Amer
Brown
deposit
rets
Company
ord
Jan
BSF
*
3
Apr
200
3 Vb
Jan
5%
500
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
8%
18,100
7%
Jun
9% Mar
5% Jan
3,500
26
Apr
31
30%
is
'
4
*
31
8 I36
1,300
6V2
-
IK
4
jV
Jan
Jan
3{£ Feb
Feb
26
200
16%
17
25,400
17'%
•17%
11,900
17%
7,000
16
7%
3,600
7
7
9% May
14%
Jan
Mar
July
13%
13%
14%
1,200
13Va
21
21
21%
1,300
19% May
4%
4%
28
19 Va
28
23 Va
23 Va
24
2,900
8 Va
18'/a
22 %
400
200
Jun
convertible class
8 %
Gasket
Gray
Hardware
Steel
7Va
17 Va
Jun
Jun
Distillers
16 Va
Apr
<
Jan
10%
1.400
20 VB
3,100
16 Va
"wr
7,000
Jan
Jan
8 Va Mar
Jan
11
10%
Jan
20%
Apr
% Jan
% Feb
4
Va
Jan
7%
Jun
2%
Apr
5%
Jan
9
9%
1,000
8V2 Jun
13%
Jan
Canada Bread Co Ltd
1%
4%
2
Vb
31,100
4%
600
1
1
100
xl
18%
7.200
14
May
•
17Va
17
•
14%
14
5
common
1%
Jan
4%
Jun
6%
Jun
4
Canadian
Dredge &
Dock
Co
Ltd
For
footnotes
see
page
•
lOo
i
31,
14%
14,300
IS
6%
17,300
29%
29%
100
5
11%
5
Jan
Apr
2%
Apr
Jan
May
14,200
1%
40%
100
37% May
1*6
27K
18,300
"i'/a Mar"
6%'
6!i
7 Vb
48,100
5% May
24%
200
Jun
3
5%
Jan
6% Mar
2%
Jun
5%
Jan
35% Mar
44 Va
Jun
16%
Apr
19
Jan
16
1,000-
9% Feb
Jan
17%
Jun
Jan
14%
15
600
16'A
14%
i7c July
12%
4,200
•
Jan
9%
Jan
19% Mar
{$ Jan
16% Jun
xl5
Jun
20%
.6
60 %
7%
2°A00
5%
Jan
Jun
62 %
17,700
45 Va
May
63
8%
400
o */a
0 au
J
14
14%
2,500
"3%
26%
3%
3%
21%
Jun
8
20%
7
7A
60
21%
Apr
13% May
16%
Feb
100
25%
Feb
500
2 Vb
Jan
26% July
3% Jun
100
19
Jan
30
21%
174
170
Jun
Va
164
Jun
11%
11%
25%
24% Mar
175
9%*Jan
7,600
340
17%
Feb
Mar
12%
Apr
26 Va
7
May
7
Jan
Jan
17% Jan
(Mo)—
21% Jun
J-l
14% July
6% Jan
19%
19%
20%
1.100
10%
Jan
22%
Jun
14%
14%
650
14%
Jan
18 Va
Jan
6 Va
Jan
li".
Apr
2
Jan
34
Jun
Jan
11
Jun
8%
8%
1 %
2
4,200
30
A_
10%
2
25 %
800
27%
27 Vi
400
103
a
25 Va
24 3
£_•
5%
1,900
10%
20%
22 Va
143
Foundry,.
Mfg Oo
fW
Jan
27 Va
Jun
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
155
May
19 %
', fr-l
3 Vb
3 Va
3 3/8
3,290
3
May
4% Mar
|_I
3%
3%
3"
900
3
Jan
4% Mar
18%
31
&1Q
Products
Oils
Jan
9% Mar
200
Manufacturing—|_1
LAI
1%
35«
'
Ltd—
Co
8%
1.200
Jan
20 %
Jun
700
28%
Jan
33% Feb
35,700
1%
Jun
2isc Jun
4%
Jun
Jan
16%
Jun
6%
Jan
30% x31
112
13%
2
r
3-A Mar
300
511
•1,900
4%
Jun
8%
8%
1,100
7
uan
9
Anr
19
8%
16%
5%
16
12%
Jan
23
Jun
16
1
Bridge Co Ltd,
Dominion Steel A Coal ord stock.
16%
ii%
17%
3,300
15%
Apr
18%
Jan
13 Va
13Va
13%
1.400
10 Va
Apr
13%
Jun
7%
7%
200
63A Mar
8 Va
Feb
12%
13%
1,400
Textile Oo Ltd
Dominion
Do^-Oliver
$2
common._]
Inc
35
preferred
.
_
5%
5%
5%
u.
12 Va
•
1,600
Apr
15%
Jan
35
Jun
35
Jun
4%
Jan
25%
Jan
29 Va
Dragon Cement Co Ino
43
43
44%
1 500
36
Jan
45
Draper Corp common
Drilling A Exploration Oo—
24%
24%
25 Va
4,000
19%
Jan
25 Va
8 %
3%
8 %
5,500
8yB
Feb
10
Jan
Dougiua 011 Company.
Dow Brewery Ltd.
.
..
'
—
7% May
Jun
Jun
July
Driver Harris Oo.
42%
43
400
39% Mar
45 Va
Jan
Co.
54%
54%
100
50%
58%
Feb
14%
15'A
13,600
4%
4%
100
e%
7%
14,000
Power
(Allen
A
B)
Laboratories14%
common
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg.
Duraloy
(The)
13% Jan
17 Va Mar
Rulpbur A Potash Co.
~9%
10%
27%
10%
Duro Test Corp common
28
2,090
3(2 Mar
4%
3%
Jan
7% July
7%
7Va
Co-
Durham Hosiery class B common—
Duval
Jan
Jan
9%
8%
Jan
600
15,700
x7% Mar
Feb
IOV2 July
27 V* May
8%
Jun
30 %
Jan
44 % Mar
Va
2
22%
Jun
32 Va
40
24%
1834
27% Mar
2%
•
•6%% preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common
*
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
29%
A
Feb
Apr
Jun
r~
Dominion
Class
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd
250
14%
15%
6 Va
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd..
July
25%
19%
-
Feb
1,200
6
44%
_|_1
26% Mar
6,300
1
8.100
dep rets ord reg
6i|8d
Diversey
(The)
Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Domestic Finance Corp commcn—j *
Feb
7%
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
100
2%
Jun
Jan
12
American
18% Jan
8
A
Iron
Devon-Leduc
18%
3
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
6%
2%
Jan
% Mar
xl0% Mar
IOO
Detroit
6%
-1
2
6%
£5
Mfg class A common
Detroit
2%
50c
1%
"l%
11%
debenture
Jun
23
At
lOo
100
1%
class
DuMont
Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate
6%
Ino„
Duke
C As C
6%
14 Va
Ino_
Brothers
July
4%
34
Jan
10'A
7.50
—IL5
Dejay
,V Jhn
8
25c
A
1,000
regl-L*1
(Md)
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co
Dennison
12%o
,
common
+1
Stores common
Demleln Corporation
Jun
10% July
10 Va Jan
American dep rets ord shares—_3s 6d
Corporation
1,400
13%
14%
40 %.
14%
Dairies
Jan
7%
'
Burry Biscuit Corp
13%
.13%
Jun
8% May
31% Jan
Apr
common
Jun
5
4% July
100
10,000
10%
19%
Jun
29% Mar
common
Inc
Detroit
100
34
17%
q
12%
7,100
44
Hosiery
Davidson
29% Mar
8 Vb
~2~5q
2,100
LI
Sugar common—.
Crystal
Davenport
27% Jun
10%
Burma Mines Ltd—
13'A
170
Atlantic
Daltch
9% July
Feb
Jan
10
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Jun
Feb
2 Va
common—II~~50c
7% preferred
60c convertible
fil
preferred
Detroit
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ®
24
*
4% Jun
300
4%
25
•
2,700
33%
co
Petroleum
Manufacturing Oo
3%
33%
2^50
May
11%
July
5
13
£ Va
Curtis
2 Va
8
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!_ ~ i
Ltd class B
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
$6
Cuban
11
2,800
26%
24 Va
13% Jan
Jan
9%
100
5%
5
37 %
2%
common
Mar
200
17'A
Jun
25 % May
May
32,900
Va
18%
Jan
12% May
13%
ford
45
9%
If
Feb
]!">
1103
28%
1
4%
cumulative preferred
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
6%
Jan
99 Va
6%
i
Forman Distillers
Bruck Mills
36
70
7%
•
_
Jan
12%
22%
13%
!•
Tobacco
26
£1
reg
common
19
1,000
Oo.
Lighting
28 Va
•
13,200
16%
5%
Internat'l "A" partlc.
Drug Co common
pes
Crystal Oil Refining common
~
reg
16'A
16%
%
Corp
Cuban
9%
in.
British Celanese Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Brown
1,600
10s
rets ord reg
14%
28%
Oorp
Curtis
28 %
30%
!"•
Amer dep
37%
*
PHHeuMfnuf?cturlnK Co
British American Oil Co common!!!!"*
Jan
Ino.
Apr
14%
4%
2%
Jun
9%
6%
JB
Crowley Milner <&
8% Jan
3%
Inc~II~~20o
Bridgeport
Jun
101 Va
100
S Tractlon Light & Pwr ord__ •
Corp common
•
Brppze
10
36%
*
w—iuu
'
Brad Foote Gear Works
500
12
11 Va
preferied""ioo
""
Bourjols Inc
9% May
7'/a May
c"ommo~nZ::::::;
Var
Varnish
Creole Petroleum
51
co
Feb
24 Va
Jun
24'A
Crown
17.000
51
&
49%
Jan
Cork
July
10% Jan
30 Va
50%
(S)
Jan
14
1,800
EnglneeringL.1
dep
I6V2 Mar
25 Va
common..
36%
4,900
7Va
Ltd—
Jan
51
s
400
23%
6%
16
Jan
29
Biauner
42
22 %
Apr
13'A
Reynolds common
preferred class A
14 %
7
•
8% Jan
{
&
400
Bel
i
2% Jan
7 Va
Inc
300
7,000
class A
1 Va July
300
Gold Mines
5%
22%
common
30,000
14%
non-voting.
Courtaulds
3 Va May
15%
Bt„r«XhaTch
Jan
1%
7%
41 %
voting
16 Va
5% Mar
21 Va
^jdtford's Inc
B
Feb
7Va
22'
Black Starr & Gorham
A
Class
&
5 Vb
,
4%
Distillery Ltd—
Cornucopia
1,200
3
i
common.
(H)
Jan
l
Aircraft
Paint
Oorby
Feb
Beckman Instruments Inc
«
Cook
2jg
9
2%
3% Mar
6%
Inc..
Car-Na
10 Va
1,200
2%
600
1%
Oil
Uranium
Jan
4,500
9
Jan
Jun
4 Va
7%
Oo.
Commercial
111 July
16 Vs
anca
Royalty
Continental
Jun
Jan
7
Va
9 Vb
12 %
x36
36 Vi
1%
Liquidating
Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
Continental
17 V4
9 Vb
tncn
Shoe Corp
24,500
16 Va
17
20c
10
2'/8
12%
(f
i
•
_
9%
liS
9% Mar
27 Va Mar
7%
"orp
11 % Mar
Class
9%
Company
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell
Beck
7,400
*
Barium Steel Corp„
Oil
900
4 Va
11,500 ,j
200
800
4 %
Inc
29% July
-
BarceJona Tr Light &
Basin
18%
4%
__
Banff oil Ltd-
Basic
Xl7'/a
4%
~i
in
—
11%
11
35
Utilities
Gas
13% Mar
July
11 %
11
Co.
E^trlne' *
Continental
10%
11
100
9% Mar
16 %
Continental
10%
Mar
2,200
15% July
11
Oo.
Feb
B
.
8
800
7 %
.
22 Va
Stone
8% July
21
Bailey A Selburn OH A Gas
Class A
Apr
5% July
6% Jun
6 %
6%
1,400
5
15%
21
11
4%
8%
Mar
11%
16%
29'/4
% Mar
17
11
CoriRO"ri«t.ed
Jun
10
2,000
11
Connelly
35%
Jan
550
19 %
1965.
Jan
15%
29 Va
15%
to
Jan
8%
300
23%
ext
3%
29%
23 V2 Mar
Vtc
2%
15%
Jan
Jun
14% Mar
3
20%
24%
Jan
May
1 Va Mar
1,200
1
10%
13'A
in
common
44
Jan
a
common.
Continental
Ayshlre Collieries Corp
94% Mar
Jan
24 %
Apr
600
Jan
11
10%
Jan
800
75 Vi
28
24'A
10%
900
525
400
1958
15'A
Va
2^5 Jan
16% Mar
1%
300
to
7,700
3%
Apr
12 Ye Mar
84%
ext
55
Feb
6
43%
Vtc
May
Feb
6% Jan
Jan
14 %
11
Community Public Servloe.
Gompo Shoe
Machinery—
16,300
4
5%
Apr
22
16% Jan
80 %
Jan
47
41%
Jan
38
1,300
a
Jan
12%
3%
;
19,200.
2 Va
14 7
2%
21%
4%
2,400
104 Va
19%
3%
7,900
6 Vis
Feb
11%
4%
i
" "•
19 34
6
15% July
12 VV Jan
30
18%
9% Apr
8% Mar
100.
1V2 May
24 Va Mar
1
preferred.!
300
6 Va
—
&
Manufacturing
19%
Automatic Voting Machine
Axe Science & Electronic
9 Va
15%
Jan
93
19
Oils vtc
Airlines
Colonial
11%
.Atlas Plywood Corp
ZZ
1
Automatic Steel ProductsincIZZIZZZZ~i
Feb
40 %
Jun
8% Mar
Feb
93%
400
99V2
1
7Va
100
337
Commodore Hotel Inc.
arrear dIv Paid on
DeC 22 '53)_ •
300
Jan
15%
Equipment Co.
Development ordinary
Colon
2%
81%
21%
Farm
May
4 Vs Feb
Tel—
Feb
19%
Co
Products
34%
6 Va
75%
/8
6%
Coal
Aluminum
74 Va May
4,400
90
21 Va
Hosiery Co—
Lambert Manufacturing.
A
700
29%
ri
285/a
4J%
80'A
Corporation
Clayton
Jan
Mar
Jan
LI
Oo_
18'A
56
May
25 Va
8
14%
Manufacturing
Claussner
<u»
i
17 Va
109 Va May
L
D
Controller
22%
12,400
107% 107%
16 %
(The)
1,800
28
7x7a Mar
100
Li
LJ
L*
City Auto Stamping
Jan
32%
Jan
12
8 % Mar
1,500
94%
£4%
"III
2
-Ai
Mining
Corp
10
30 Va
Apr
9% May \
6% Mar
5 Vi Mar
Cable
&
107
~~25n
H
011
Atlantic n
Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas Corp warrants
fir
6 Va
Mu^ue
760
26 Vb
16%
aZZZZZ~Z~^
American dep rets reg
Food Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Chief
Feb
dc
400
30%
warrants.
Associated
li I
19 Va
llO
rtivet
400
Jun
5%
■
81
7 %
Ltd
4%
3%
5% Mar
Jan
x.%
Jun
5
4%
\6
12
27%
9
Chesebrough-Ponds's Inc
Mar
11%
13,300
5-,a
11 %
27%
15 %
common
10%
26 %
a
convertible preferred
Apr
5
|
Jan
18%
Jan
common.
Co
4
1^9
10n
Aro Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—
9
4
40%
common.
10
i
5
_____
20,900
20,900
15% Mar
Mfg Co. Name changed sto
Chesebrough-Ponds Inc (effect. July»l)
Apr
15
5%
America
108% 109 Va
<
Z"
Pfdll 100
i
^
EIec Power 41/a%
Cameras Inc—
11%
10%
Jan
4%
1,300
Jan
%
Chesebrough
9% Mar
4%
Corp
Oil
Co
of
Co
Jan
6%
115
Jan
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
Jan
3 Vs May
6
Ino.
Investors
Convertible
13
10%
8,400
94%
cmcttgo
14%
8%
Century Electric Co common.
21'/« July
4%
8%
1%
-|-1
pfd—
Central Power & Light 4%
Jan
600
5 '/a
Central Ohio Steel Products
4'A
Feb
Jun
Feb
16/8
11 Vi
Feb
12
1.0%
142%
Apr
3%
16%
80'%
Jun
16'/a
4%
27%
5 Va
1
"4%
^
Jun
V2 Jun
16%
preferred
22
Jun
4%
110% Mar
900
9
!<
Jan
Central Maine Power Co—
Jan
25%
80
) li
277a
series.
62
37 Va
Jun
8% Jan
116
112%
—
33
Apr
4%
Apr
37 Va
Jan
75
1
Jan
Jan
112
■f?
$1.50
preference
Jan
5%
9%
200
9 Va
S%
Jan
2Va
2% July
4,500
10
9%
5%
Jun
27%
IP
1
High
26%. July
1% May
~4%
17%
32%
2i§
2%
2 '/a
3 U
4,200
25,400
11,300
139%
common
50
33% May
14'A Feb
4%
CorpIZ
non-cum
Conv
Vs
11V
112
Explorers Ltd.
Illinois 8ecur Oorp
Central
4
1%
,
<fc Co
M)
4
Va
r
Corp of America
Corporation
Central
10Va July
Feb
1,400
26%
8
shares
&
Cenco
33
M July
(A
Catalln
Mar
24
3,400
37%
36%
21%
800
1
60
37
Mar
1,400
34%
5n»
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Co class
50
213a
9
•
Development class A
¥LA,(e.* $i3
Sfl
700
10%
30
28%
l
common::::^
Armstrong Rubber
12 Vb
10 Vb
59
~23
com—
preferred
Corp__
P,1,er
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
690
21%
__
American Thread 5%
Tractor
23 Va
11%
(J
Products
Low
17% Mar
8,300
2 6'A
139% 141
J2* 8d
dep rcti B ord
W) Co common
Castle
Range since Jan..
High
25%
»•
American
Feb
95
19.50
3
Inc
Ltd—
Carreras
Shares
•
Light t5 pfd.
Carolina Power &
Feb
33 Va
1
Carey
Casco
500
U
?at,ui?1 Qas coi%"pfdi::ig
Seal-Kap common
2
Non-voting
36%
96%
l
Manufacturing Co
Associated Tel
19
9% Mar
1
Ltd rtc
Canso Oil Producer*
Jan
13 Va July
4
Capital City Product* common
Capital Transit Co
Jan
1,400
U
f
4%%
5%
11%
1,200
common__l
American Maracalbo Co
American Meter Co
Armour & Co
Mar
4
14%
30
15
2?
Argus
6V2 May
6§
Canso Natural Gas Ltd rtc
13 '/a May
10%
23 %
•
common
_
"A"
2,900
96
American Book Co
inn
American Hard Rubber CoZZZZZZZZ
American Laundry Machine
~20
Amurex Oil
Jun
Jan
Jan
13%
36%
25c
Industries Inc
American Air Filter 5%
lean Bantam Car
American
7%
4Va
3%
100
Am brook
American
Feb
4
10%
I
common
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—.
Aluminum Industries common-
American
~4'%
stock—1
cap
9%
26
Wlihsum Mineral*
Cnuauian
for Week
oi Prices
Low
pfd_l#
JL
Ltd partlc
Canadian Petroflna
America—
cumulative
American
2,200
13%
(Mich)
of
16.400
5 Vi
"4%
Corp
preferred—
Investing
Products
Aluminum Co
7%
5'%
Jan
44
9% Jan
Allied Control Co Inc
Allied Internal'!
6%
5%
1
.1
common.
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
since Jan
Range
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
.
Sales
Week's
I": Friday
Sales
High,
.
EXCHANGE
ENDED JULY 8
for Week
Range
of Prices
•
Par
,v*.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(136)
16
Jan
3
Jan
,5S Apr
7A
Feb
24% July
Dynamics
Corp
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn common
prior preferred
Eastern Malleable Iron
4% %
Eastern States
2
Hi
2
2.300
liS July
3V8
Feb
$7
7
6%
7%
8,000
5% Mar
9%
Apr
$6
~8%
of America
11%
-
11 Va
11%
26,500
9%
75%
1|
1C
75%
7r %
700
63%
34%
34%
35%
160
28
24 Va
Oorp.
preferred series A.
preferred series B.
181
T
8 Va
17%
-
9% May
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
76%
Jun
Mar
37%
Jun
Apr
26 Va
26
2,409
181
181
25
172
May
195
■167
167
50
160
May
181%
24Va
Jun
Mar
Feb
Number 5445
.Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial rind Financial
Chronicle
.
(137)
29
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American
Exchange
mock
Sale Price
oi
Par
Prices
Low
FOR WEEK
ENDED
JULY
8
Sales
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
Range since Jan.
High
Loyo
1
u
ouaioo
ueueflclal
UJ.
lilt
High
'
Par
vvikoniiife
Eider
Mines
Electric
Macuine
Limited
Bond
EiecuoData
Elect!
<te
j>
ciaaa
VjVa
8
common
©graphic Corp common
Corp ol America
Empire District
29%
11,900
14
14%
3,700
20
19
20
22%
%
1
1
.?
13,900
25
Jan
22%
%
78
177a
Apr
16 Va
Jan
JB'A
1,000
7%
23%
26
1,800
18%
Apr
x4
x4'/a
14,300
1,350
3%
Jar,
pfd—100
Corp
common
preferred
Va
45
4%
45
5%
47
5%
5%
1A
11% May
102% Jan
4%
14,400
Warrants
1
900
Pipe
.10
Line common.
80
& Co class A__
(Max)
Camera
&
Instrument
Association
Firth
Flat .man
(M H)
%
6
%
Ltd
•
(Phila)
10
Inc
Sterling
2
600
25
26c
Federated Petroleums
Fire
1
oils Ltd
e-aigu
8%
9%
Israel-American Oil Corp
-10C
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc_lo
900
2,500
July
5%
Feb
637a Feb
1%
1%
2,100
1 %
1%
4,100
IV4
Jeannette
Jerry
5 Va
21 %
6%
61/4
•
•
127'/a
125%
130*
130
Inc
non-voting
Ciaei B
voting
Motor
Amtr
Fort
Foa
Co
dep
Pitt
ord
130
AJ
!
712
12a
6
I
Co
17
31%
Feb
Klrkland Lake
Kleinert
6%
Apr
107a
May
Jan
20"%
Jun
5%
Jan
3,100
102%
Jan
130
July
104 %
Jan
130
Jun
24
Jan
7%
75
31,200
6i9ff May
81/2
Jun
.31
900
47a
Feb
4
3% May
26,100
2%
61/2 July
Apr
14 % Mar
17%
1,700
27%
Jan
34
150
109 %
Apr
113
6 Va
700
Vz
2Vz
3% Mar
14%
100
2%
Jun
800
■*
400
9%
Jan
40 V*
5
50c
convertible
General Public
38%
Stores
Power
Corporation
3%
9% July
42% Apr
C)
A.rien
union
3'
0
6
class
i
2«
16%
1514
16
11%
12
20%
20
20
0
Vz
4
class
Sugar
A
Goidfield
17a
Feb
105 Va
Feb
4,700
3
Apr
1097a May
45/a Jan
6^ May
1%
300
Mar
Jan
267a
Jun
11 Va
Jan
17%
Jun
1,000
11%
Jan
157%
Jan
1,500
20
Jan
237a
Feb
nni
1,700
160
47
47
150
40
77
77
10
77
77
*
Consolidated
1
Mines
l'/z
1%
.
1!
16 V4 Mar
1% Jan
53
46
15,5oO
2%
Apr
Mar
497a Mar
Feb
88
July
1%
Feb
57
Apr
*
Jan
17%
Jun
747a
Feb
55
57,4
400
49
Jan
2914
29
200
28 y8
Jan
21
Jan
29
Feb
10% July
13% Mar
16% Mar
Manufacturing Co
50
Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd__25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Great Amer
Pacific
At
1st
Oil
Fwp*t
Greer
m-nrrrv
Line
133%
139
138
Jan
57a Feb
Mar
209
Jan
Jan
140
300
2%
3
11,300
2%
3
3
19,400
2
May
2,400
12
July
185/a
Jan
Jan
127a
Feb
12
12
9%
no
ina
9%
12
fi
9
lo.ouo
2
18
■
common.
Abalastine
8%
14%
14
100
3%
Apr
4^ Jan
Jun
19
May
14 Va Mar
15%
55 Va Mar
*
Jan
60
Feb
May
H
1
Hartford
Electric
Beam
Co
Steel
Hormel
(Geo
30% July
Apr
25
117a
Jan
137/a May
—33 %o
3%
3%
37a
3,500
274
Jun
4% Mar
20c
1%
1%
1
4,400
1
l'ff
1 Va
17a Mar
Jan
7
—
Jan
Mar
8%
Jan
5 Va
600
4%
Jan
5% Mar
57a
5%
5.600
5Vi
Jun
6%
67a
7 Va
1,200
6% July
13 Va
1,500
29%
11%
600
Lakey
Lamson
&
Lanston
Monotype. Machine
Salle
G)
cumulative
Loblaw
Louisiana
Land
Lunkenheimer
Lynch
As
Magna
Oil
Maine
Manischewitz
Marconi
(The
Aircraft
(A
G)
McWllllams
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
May
Mead
Johnson
Menasco
Mfg
"Metal
Textile
Michigan
Middle
States
Midland
Oil
82
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
Minnesota
Ac
3,500
28%
Jan
2
130
997a
Feb
105
May
IMuntz
TV
Jan
82
July
Murray
13%
Feb
15%
Industrial
Hardware
Insurance
Co
25%
Jan
xl7
15%
Intcmatlonal Cigar
Machinery
international
Industries
Metal
International Petroleum
Feb
Mar
24
Jan
May
20% May
50
Jan
Mar
14974
Intel-national
Royalty
Public Service
Jan
Co
3.90%
Manufacturing
Jan
National
53/a
Jun
National
Presto
95/a May
19% Apr
National
Research
National
Rubber
4
Mar
3,800
1
v t e
•
naee
31.
5%
May
36% May
10% Jan
8^ Jan
94
8,800
l3/a
Feb
8%
Feb
M Jan
197/a Mar
13 Vz
Jan
17 Va
Jan
127a
Jan
14%
Apr
263%
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1,600
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103
106
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108
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104
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172
172
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100
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77a
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150
141
140
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116
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374
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2
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307a Mar
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27
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New Haven
Feb
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5
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900
13%
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800
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1
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297a
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47a
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27%
31,700
common
convertible
241% May
8,100
4%
10
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Car
Mur
22%
37/a
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Corp
417a
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1
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9
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99%
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92
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177a Mar
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1,100
5
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20 V4
3
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6 Va
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117a
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1
7%
100
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900
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5
13
19
1
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120
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series
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104
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100
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preferred series
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138
200
147a July
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10
common
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40
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50
10
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45
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9
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29
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300
17%
20
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4
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50
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200
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8
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374
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15
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1
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11
1
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Missouri
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Hammond
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140
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725
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5,700
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100
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4
194
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300
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1
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900
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108
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105 Va
1
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13
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33 Va
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10
1
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400
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100
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7%
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28,800
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13
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800
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17
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2,800
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5%
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24,700
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Kennedy's Inc
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O'Mahoney
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12
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•
69V2
11%
700
4'/a
Jan
7%
32,200
1%
Jan
3v2
Feb
100
11%
Jan
13 y3
Jan
8»A May
13%
12
12
9%
2,900
8%
9%
6,000
71 %
850
114%
66%
1,300
::
48%
48%
29%
29 Viz
30
1,100
31%
30 %
31%
8,900
Blcks
Oceanic
Oil
Ogden Corp
1
Oils
i
97'a
8%
lOVa
58Va
59%
125
Omar
1
1
:
104
Securities
1
10?.s
llo
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112
74
4% Mar
July
6%
10%
^00
76
450
Apr
Jan
108!/4 ^an
Apr
6%
800
6%
Jun
8/2
1,300
6Va
Jan
6%
7%
8
18,500
4%
Jan
8%
200
19%
J.un
23/a
Simplicity
84.
77%
84
3,300
65 %
Jan
84
27
700
18%
Jan
27
Manufacturing
Amer
dep
Skiatron
Sonotone
Boss
1st pfd—29
36%
37%
2,900
35
Jan
37%
33%
34
1,300
31 %
Apr
Apr
preferred———25
30%
30%
100
29
Feb
34%
32%
5*
redeemable 1st preferred
57# redeemable 1st
pfd series A
4.807# red 1st preferred
4.50 7c
Pacific
red
1st
29
28
»/2
28%
28%
1 900
27%
Jan
29
28
%
28%
28%
700
27%
Jan
29
29'/a
28%
28%
100
27% Mar
29%
29
pfd
23
Lighting $4.50 preferred
♦4.40
dividend
$4.75
dividend
Pacific
cum
preferred.
preferred
Northern
Pacific
103% 104%
40
102% Mar
103% 103%
40
101 Va
Apr
106% Jun
105Viz Jan
105% 105%
80
104 %
Jan
107
2
Jan
'
~2%
2%
2%
5,200
1
pfd
Israel
Oil
12 Va
12'/a
12%
47,500
100
109 'A
common
lc
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
2
2
100
1%
1%
5%
5%
1%
1L300
5%
18.500
Circle
__
1 Va May
5% Jan
5%
15 V\
5%
400
15%
15'/a
15%
200
15%
Oils &
Jan
6%
Apr
Stannarn
15% July
1,800
7%
2.9U0
6%
7 Va
1,000
116%
17 %
64%
67%
1.400
21
21
100
16.2U0
__
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....
I
2\l
2jg
3?e
4,700
6%
6%
7%
10,100
6 Va
6%
6%
800
—
.
Pierce Governor cammon
4
1
14
%
Plnchin Johnson Ltd Amer
shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
"l
13
1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale
1
common
600
14%
1,100
112
800
10%
2,800
Polaris Mining Co
16%
„
jan
4%
Jun
x71% Feb
Jan
23 % May
Jan
3,'« Mar
6% July
7% Jun
9% Jan
4% Jan
18
in
6
May
4
May
13%
Jun
20
Jan
10
9%
~2% ~Jan
1% July
5% Jan
99% 102
2,150
78%
22%
22%
24%
2,300
21
May
7%
7%
7%
900
7
May
5
5%
5%
800
%
'3%
27% Jan
'
Jan
9%
Feb
6%
Jan
27%
Jun
Jun
31
49%
Jan
52
Jan
17%
81?
18%
2,600
17% May
19
17%
9
43%
10%
4y«7«
2
9{£
com
common
60%
Jan
10%
Feb
2%
46
1,100
15%
Feb
73
10%
2,300
9%
Feb
25
100
Mar
106%
Apr
63%
100
44
Jan
63% July
15%
300
15%
Apr
16%
26%
100
26
41
May
26%
__
A
Rath Packing Co common
1
—
10
24%
24%
24%
150
common——•
34%
34
36%
2,800
12%
12%
100
common.
10*
Preferred
5.25
:
1
Co
■10%
19
19
1
•
1
10%
100
20
400
1V4
1,800
& Engineering
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rlce-Stix Inc__:
~1%
1%
2 Va
8
39%
39%
39%
500
1
13
12%
141/2
21,000
%
Feb
Jan
29
1
90§
Mining Co
~8%
7%
8V4
-
9
7V2
7%
12,500
1,300
Rio GTande Valley Gas Co—
7
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
28
Apr
30
Jan
37
Jun
10%
13% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
16%
1
loy*
Jan
24
1%
Jan
%
37
Jan * t
900
27 %
49 %
100
41%
Jan
49V* July
43
45'A
500
38%
Jan
45% July
28 V4 May
...
7
Jun
32
Jan
49%
Jan
57% May
Jan
28%
8"/2
26
26%
600
25 V2 Mar
25%
25%
600
24%
Jun
26
xl6 %
26
25%
16%
1,400
16
Jan
22%
——
74%
600
74%
74 %
4
V2
58
Jan
37 »A Mar
6
Jun
Jun
Feb
Jan
Apr
74 'A July
Jan
6%
Apr
Jan
150
23 %
Jan
400
13%
Jan
28
27 Viz
6
28
Jan
July
4%
4
5
41,500
1%
Jan
16% Apr
5% Jun
56%
25%
56
56
1,700
53 %
Jan
61
Feb
25 Va
26%
2,200
25 Va
Jun
31%
Apr
30
30
31 Viz
550
July
36 »A
Apr
15%
15
3,500
16
15%
100
33 %
15%
15%
15%
1
34 V2
15%
18
Jun
Jan
17%
Jan
1,900
14%
Jan
35
Jun
2,000
6%
Jan
5%
5 Va
1,300
200
3%
3%
52
15% July
7%
7
7%
30
400
53
Va
9% May
7Va
Mar
5
3ys
43
4%
Jan
54
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
5%
300
3%
18
18
18%
400
17%
Jan
20 %
17%
13%
17%
18'A
900
14
Jan
18%
Apr
13%
13%
300
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
3%
3%
2,700
3 Va
Jun
4%
5%
5%
14,700
4 Va
Jan
5%
3%
5-%
8
Jan
•
20%
3%
25
42
Viz
900
37 V<
20%
20%
800
20
3%
4,200
3%
19
300
4
3%
1,500
43
42
3%
700
11%
11
xi7 y2
1
2,800
23%
41
800
34%
7,600
23 Va
30%
July
23%
3% May
7
May
Jan
43% Mar
Jan
May
Jan
4%" Apr
14% Jun
Mar
15%
Feb
8% Mar
36
26% Mar
23%
41%
Feb
Apr
22%
Apr
36% May
52
Jan
Mar
24
Jan
SVa
Feb
May
3°/a
36 V2
Jan
34
32
1
3
7
1
•
17
16%
27%
18%
1,100
11%
Jan
19%
Jun
16%
17
2,200
11 Va
Jan
17%
Jun
27%
28 %
1,700
23%
Feb
31'A May
16% Mar
common
9
32
31%
1
L_10c
10
20
20%
4%
13%
18'A
13%
14%
22
21%
22
21%
22%
900
Shovel
Co
Markets
19
Inc
Mar
-
68
Jan
Jari
9
47/a Feb
1
pfd F
2%
2%
2%
3.500
2%
Jan
2%
2%
2%
200
2%
Jun
96 Va
60
92%
Feb
100
96%
96
3Vi
~
20 Viz
21,000
9,500
5
4%
13% May
107
112
July
15
35% May
20% Mar
3,400
4y8 Mar
400
12% Mar
16 Va
14%
22
4,600
Mar
Jan
Jan
23'A
5%
Feb
Apr
Apr
July
25 >A
33% July
11%
12%
3,000
33%
1,300
26
6%
Feb
112
1,100
1 i,i
Jan
300
56%
Jan
69
51,800
4%
Jan
lO'/a July
Temper
warrants
Inc
68
6%
.
10 y8
125
100% 101'A
2V2
,1{§,
2%
1%
2
3%
,
3%
99
Jan
3,200
•
113
2V*
1%
Apr
100
3%
1#5 '.
Jan
12,400
Jim
Jun
Mar
May
2%
Jan
Jan
Feb
2%
4%
14 y.
Jan
,
Jan
.
12%
13
80,300
10
May
28'%
28 %
29
300
25
Jan
30
Jun
19% Mar
29
Apr
•
-
_
Unexcelled
U
Chemical
Union Gas of
Union
10c
Investment
4
Co
Aircraft
United
Elastic
United
Milk
Porducts
—100
48%
.
r
20
Products
10,900
200
6%
12,000
400
.
6'A
38
;
6%
3,500
39 %
6 '/a
38
300
.•
common
3%
Feb
4 %
Jan
41
Apr
8%
Jan
85%
9%
—
common—90c
Corp
5%
7%
5 'A
9%
9%
►
"
48'A x49Va
5%
6%
9
*
Cbrp
Canada
United
Apr
1%
—-
•
;
1
Apr
>
,•
—
7%
.
67 %
Apr
12% July
Mar
12%
Ulen Management Company
"
..
4.1%
67%
9%
101-
—
Corp
Jan
98
1,200
32
3'A Mar
'
50
32%
11%
*
14% July
8%
107%
32%
Truns
July
4%
xl5%
107
..25c
—
Inc
Jan
Feb
-
xl5
15%
1
Roofing
True
Feb
Jan
17
20% May
9% Jan
Tri-Contlnental
2% July
45»/2
May
Jan
10%
1
1965
Jan
6
Jun
35%
Jan
7% July
5%
Jun
7% July
50%
Jun
10'A Mar
102
9V»
41
9%
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
United Molasses Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc.—.—
fl
17%
17%
9
22 V2
23
46
47%
38
300
10
17% July
Mar
1,100
24%
2,400
20
27%
36%
36%
Rowe
15%
15'A
15'A
200
13%
13'A
13%
9,600
~7%
7%
7%
4,600
Jau
Ave common
Company.
Ryan Aeronautical Co
30%
30
32%
800
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
5%
5%
5%
1,800
Ryerson & Haynes
6%
6%
6%
500
common
Apr
13% Mar
38
10%
Apr
14'A
5Va
(The) Corp common
Oil Co Ltd
Royalite
Amer
47% July
8,300
-
21V* Mar
Rotary Electric Steel Co.
C)
50
28%
1
250
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
(Texas Corp) vtc
F
54%
27%
8% July
300
3,200
7%
Realty Sc Construction
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—.
Amer deposit rets ord registered—fl
Amer deposit rets def registered
5»
Todd Shipyard: Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
i—70c
Toledo Edison 4V+% preferred..j
.100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada..—
1
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
—1.29
Trans Lua Corp
1
Apr
55
•
Radiator
(Th6
Jun
49'A
1
70c convertible preferred
Thor Corporation common.:
Jan
23%
94,300
50o
Corp
Reliance Electric
Russeks Fifth
8
54%
700
8%
tiJ/a Mar
Thiokol Chemical Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
10% Mar
%
Russell
dan
Technicolor Inc common
Texas Power Ac Light $4.50 pfd
Apr
Jun
-
Rochester Gas & Elec 4*
Rolls Royce Ltd—
4%
36
28
•
5
Talon Inc class A common
Olass B common
Tampa Electric Co common
Jun
l^/a
15%
Quabec Power Co.:
3
Apr
T
May
5 A
26%
15%
10
Jan
40 % May
—
lHo
to
Jun
4
3 5'A
8 Viz
Tlshman
extended
5,500
6
7%
lOo
Instrument
Feb
Thorofare
Vtc
Jun
8,100
8
5%
•
Swan Finch Oil Oorp
July
8,800
,
102
63%
•
1
61
3,700
2%
102
100
Pyrene Manufacturing
Rico Argentine
Va Mar
8
3% Mar
■
5!
Thew
1
10%
Richmond
4
4 Va
Apr
351%
10
Common class B
12% May
44 %
Relter-Foster Oil
Jan
•
•
&
45
May
5%
1
1
class B
Pump Co:—
37
6%
Superior Tool <te Die Co
_•
Gas
(Robert)
6,000
Feb
Superior Portland Cement Inc
•
Rels
42%
Jan
Feb
Prosperity Co
Red a
Feb
40'A
5'A
Jan
Public Service of Colorado—
Reading Tube Corp
HVa
21%
4%
8'/4
1
'
Jan
18'A May
4% May
x4%
—•
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Raymond Concrete Pile
3,400
3,700
100
Jan
2.50
Railway Ac Utility Investment
11
19%
800
July
11% Mar
Mar
8 V8
10%
6,300
6%
300
May
37
5%
3
100
47
Jun
5%
3.100
400
30'A May
4%
4,200
61
1,400
4%
8
12%
l'/a July
5
3%
58
July
5%
8
12%
1
5%
3
57
3o
6% Mar
15,000
5%
25o
60
Apr
Jan
-1
Jun
57%
38 % Mar
38
5
19'A
20
Sun Ray Drug common
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
60
Jan
Jan
1
50o
Stetson (J B) common
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
Stop At Shop Inc
Stroock (8) & Co common
Stylon Corporation
10% July
110%
Jan
29'A May
30 y2
32 Viz
iKy;--
Frecision
Jan
July
1,900
1%
u
Standard Products Co
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B
—1
Starrett (The) Corp..—
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
•
Steel Parts Corporation
»
Stein (A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common_9
Sterling Brewers Inc
1(
Sterling Inc
-1
Feb
Feb
Jan
30
1
Standard Power <fc Light common
18% Mar
Jan
41/4
6
64% July
99%
Producers Corp of Nevada
Pyle-Natlonal Co
Apr
9% Jan
49 %
Jan
1
Convertlbie preferred
Jan
8%
46'A May
20 %
4%
—*
2.50
common
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
24%
Jan
Sterling
1%
10
Powdrell & Alexander common
Power Corp of Canada common
Pratt <fc Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
4
14
Jun
106 %
40%
29
25
29
29
25
29
2
1
Standard Packaging Oorp
25% Jan
6% May
5% jan
15
Oil
117% Feb
Jan
10%
12.50
preferred
5
8% Jan
Jun
Jan
19%
•
1
1
— -1
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
15%
65
convertible
Apr
7%
2.50
Minerals
$1.60
2% Jan
1
£1
common
62%
6%'
16%
Manufacturing
jan
7%
1
Jan
72
100
34 %
Corp—10c
Mills
Corp
59
_
2.50
Corp
2
■
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co—10
pesos
Phillips Packing Co
-*
Phillips Screw Co
lOo
Providence
72% July
Jan
6%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Pneumatic
Jan
1%
1
Traffic Co
Pennroad Corp common
3y8 Feb
67% Mar
104
20 900
114
Jun
13
Jan
110% May
10% May
2
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Patlcan Co Ltd
Penn
Peruvian
72%
1%
—1
Class B
175
70%
1%
1
,
Park
Perfect
108% 109%
*
vtc
Corp
Apr
104 %
1
Light 57#
27%
Mar
26
Apr
103 %
•
Airlines
Page-Hersey Tubes
300
27%
Feb
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2
Bol
Pan
27%
Jan
Feb
—?
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power &
37 '/a
Telev
&
Paper
Boutb Coast Corp common
Boutb Penn Oil Co common
Southern California Edison—
5* original preferred
4.88% cumulative preferred
4.56* convertible preference
4.48* convertible preference
4.32* cumulative preferred
4.08* cumulative preferred
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
Apr
29
6
5%
33%
•
1
•
20
Co Ltd—
registered
ord
rets
Electronics
tHoward)
Jan
Publications—
preferred
Singer
July
1%.
Manufacturing Co
ownii
Pacific Gas & Electric 6*
5 Va%
1st preferred
5%
1st
Corp
Singer
July
26%
5%
Pattern common
Ltd common
Simpson's
Feb
27
Precision
convertible
13
Jun
21
Creek
1
i__
Jun
12'/a
33 V*
.—40c
5000 n
common
Blmmons-Boardman
Apr
20%
2
class A
Feb
31
8% May
52 Va Mar
28
*
Ltd
Gas Co
Btmca American snares
Jan
6%
&
100
2
Co
gjiver
84 4 Mar
6%
~7%
Bllex
(
!
lis July
Jan
1/4
71
Oil
—*
Class B
Apr
61
Jan
54%
6%
1
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
Overseas
112
7
Television Inc
Inc
109
29
preferred
&
3
28,000
59 %
ttuo
common
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative
Olympic Radio
3,600
_
Ltd
Company
3%
•
common
preferred——100
UKalta
3
50o
Ohio Brass Co class B
Ohio
Power
4y2%
Okonlte
3
Breweries
Signal
...
Company
common
Mar
Jun
104 y2
Shoe
America class A
Mar
17
July
3,200
1%
Bh«?wto-wmSm,Tr5'«."3rz~L.e
Corp of
11
1
High
6%
111
common—113
JaD
Jan.
1%
22
..'l
Bhawlnlgan Water & Power
Julv
since
Low
•
rnmrnan
Range
High
5%
6
**
|&tu'^De"o1ig,
.
9itz
104
99
Shares
9'/a
Jun
/.;9* Mar
.
ls
101
1
common
BL
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
01
Low
"
14%
101
Sale Price
■
High
Low
4559'?
7"
k
50
Serv
Jan.
Range since
High
9
Airlines
Penn
Northern
Week's
Last
"
11
48%
1
1
Mines
Noma Lites Inc
North
Low
Shares
STOCKS
t
for Week
Prices
ot
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Nllei-Bement Pond
Nlpissing
Week's
JULY 8
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Monday, July 11, 1955
..
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
T
.
Jun
7% July
28% Jan
3%
16
Jan
233
20
233
230
100
29
7
50
29
48%
48 Va
51
13,400
28
37%
37%
38
970
1
lOe
13%
2%
13%
14'A
400
lA
2%
5,800
Sharing
preferred
10
United
Specialties common
U S Air Conditioning Corp
U S Poll class B
Feb
U 0
and
8%
U
1
Rubber
Jan
8
United
j
United
S
Jan
37
10*
Profit
6Vs Mar
6'A Jun
5/a Feb
10s
:
common
-
Jan
9% May
50%
Jan
RR Ac Canal
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
July
July
6% Mar
1.
rets ord registered
dep
United N J
United
International Securities
Reclaiming Co—
States Vitamin Corp
Stores
Corp
common
Universal
American
Universal
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
Corp
%
__
■
7"
%
■
5%
45%
Jan
Jan
Jun
5%
Feb
239 V2
Jun
l'A Mar
9
Mar
54% Mar
165
174
2,200
2
166
2
400
14
1,400
13%
50c
13'A
5 Va
25c
2%
2%
5
Mar
40%
Jan
11 y8
Jan
15%
Apr
2'A
Jun
3V2
Jun
90'/a
Jan
179
12% Mar
2
•
1
1
%
400
17
la/a Mar
11
May
July
Jun
2% Jan
14 Va
July
1,000
2%
15,700
5%
Apr
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
65 >A
5%
Apr
73
Jan
Jan
46%
Jun
2% Mar
'
8t Lawrence
Corp Ltd common
8an Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
pfd 57#
series
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Co Ltd
Bros
Inc
joor-or^s
n«»o
Jun
13%
22%
Jan
20lA Mar
20
21
100
3%
4
33,900
8%
9%
25%
2
1
14
•
kp#>
78% May
IOV4
—
9
7%
1
200'
'
3%
50o
,
23%
—
21%
•
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
For
23%
21
X
Seaboard
65'AMar
Jan
'
Utah-Idaho
25o
common
1,500
—
1
Scullln Steel Co
76%
8
20
Inc
an
75
20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre <fc Fisher Brick Co
Seem
75
20
Cum pfd 4%% series
Cum pfd 4.407# series
Schick
1
ft
5,500
Jun
24 Yb
'
Jan
21%
Apr
3% Mar
5 A
Feb
6%
Apr
3%
Valspar Corp
$4
7%
1,400
Jan
22'%
1,400
20
Jan
28V» Mar
Venezuelan
24%
26
1,000
23
Jan
29
Venezuela
1|§
15%
21*6
28.400
14%
6,600
3%
400
16
300
lVa
Jan
7
Jan
3V4
Jan
15% May
3^ Feb
15
Jun
4% May
18%
Jan
36 Va
39%
2,800
5%
5%
5%
12,800
25% Mar
3Va
Jun
39% July
6
Jun
/
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
Norman
Co
preferred
Co
warrants
Steel
Inc
Vlnco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal Ac Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
4%
Corp
6Va
Apr
7%
30
87 V2
Apr
94 y2
Jan
27
Jan
33 Mz
July
3% May
5 VA
300
47a
9,600
4%
90
79%
11
9%
4%
4%
93
1,700
13%
125.800
Jun
Jun
Jan
93
4%
Jan
4 Viz
Jun
13% July
6y8 Feb
25
July
3,400
28%
600
23% May
29%
Jun
16
5%
4%
28
•
1
4,900
90
33 %
20o
1
10
7%
90
33
8
•
1
Petroleum
Syndicate
7Va
1
common
convertible
7Va
3%
39'A
V
21%
14
28%
10
5
common
..
9% July
8'/2 Apr
Jun
■
—19
Co
Sugar
Apr
22
10
16
300
14% -Jun
17%
FebI
8,200
3% May
6V4
Jun
5y8
5%
Number 5445
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(139)
31
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANCE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's'
Last
American Stock
Range
Par
WEEK
Shares
Aircraft
Wagner
VU
Co
Baking
Lorn
High,
since
Jan.
Low
1
preferred
Waitt
&
Inc
Waltham
Ye
4%
5%
800
4 Ye
July
8%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
300
5
Jan
5%
Watch
Co
109%
Apr
Jan
4%
Jan
20%
100
22%
1,400
2%
2%
4%
:40c
25/a
•
1.25
29%
2%
3%
Amer
dep rets
shares
ord
Westmoreland
Weyenberg
White's
Shoe
July
224
14,200
Mar
43%
300
% Mar
•f, Jan
37%
46
Jan
Mar
19%
1,850
14
Jan
19%
100
18%
Jan
20%
34
100
30
Jan
35
Feb
10
Jan
147%
24%
Jan
32 %
Jan
2%
4
Jun
5%
>19%
31
150
5
2,300
4%
*
2,100
18%
18
7'A
7%
50
6%
%
16,400
A
4
18
125
100
106
40
pfd
3%
4%
Jan
12'A
104
Petroleum common
Weolworth (P W) Ltd—
value,
Jan
25
17
18%
2,900
15%
Jan
66%
66
69
1,000
39
Jan
75
Stock and Bond
listed
*
—
Interest
Period
Exchange
.
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston Edison 2%s series A 1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Stocks
Elmira
4s
series A
Water
4s
Fuel
-
,
Last
Sale Price
Mar
June-Dec
1978
—
91%
Jan-July
Lt,
&
RR 5s
B
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
1956
97%
90%
5
July
6
Bonds
bold
Range sine*
Nov
4s
1970
—Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New
England
Power
3%s
101%
104%
146%
150
7
96%
100
14
90%
i
A 1st
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
due
6%%
3 %s
Oct
ex
1947
1
Electric
Gas
1964
—
99
81%
Gas
ARuhr
Corp.
6%s
1900
6s
101.33
97.77
101.21
101.13
97.78
99.61
158.21
64.51
165.86
98.36
101.37
101.20
97.78
100
99.68
July 4__
series A
and ret
1st
July
6
78.99
July
8___._
3s
C
3%s series D
series B
96%
95
183
$152%
3s
series
E
—
48
139
138%
t„
groups
series
F
93%
Southern
14
Spalding
Gas
Gas
(A G)
101
92%
(Calif)
100
92
J
4
r
;
101
6.
104%
98
Electric
&
Bros
&
5s
1971
102'/a
+ 1.0
314 2
269.4
383.1
+1.4
388.3
324.7
355.4*
353.6
+
0.5
355.4
Non-Durable
304.2
+
2.0
418.3
342.J
339.1
283.5
418.3"
410.0
338.0
Goods
339.1
•
.
—.
154.0
300 5
—0.3
300.5
265.6
317.2
+ 1.9
323.1
297.5
170
156
High.
135
151 '/a
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
102
102
"b
Number of and Miscel.
88
110
17
100
—
102
92%
100%
183
99%
3%s
1970
99%
May-No©
103'A
97
103"%
96
100
20
103%
3
104
99%
103 %
104%
100 %
;
8
A6%s
United
Dye
United
Aug
Aug
ex
1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973
&
Electric
A7s
with
-Holiday-
Service
$3,506,000
$467,000
3,137,170
5,001,500
477,000
Thurs.
3,298,340
3,737,000
580,500
4,317,500
Fri. July 8
2,449,200
2,957,000
303,000
3,260,000
Total
11,565,490
$15,201,500
July 7_
1947
____Feb-Aug
67
June-Deo
West Penn Traction 5s 1960
Union
66
67
66%
6s
99%
Jan-July
1959
98
997/«
12
92%
2
103%
210
73%
103% 103%
79%
June-Dec
;
81
107%
$107% 109
106%
Feb-Aug
Friday
BONDS
100%
106% 106%
Last
Interest
Period
Exchange
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
20-year
7s
April
A20-year 7s
ABaden
Jan
7s
Sale Price
15,201,500
or
Friday's
AGerman
AS
f
&
Cons
secured
Munic
6s
7s
Bid & Asked
Ger
(Prov)
174%
89%
89%
$85
97
$95%
Feb-Aug
$130
--
1
$42
$85
$68
76
Mon.
Government
Corporate
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bonds
-Holiday—
July 4
$16,000
$486,000
885,540
$130,000
$340,000
998,265
176,000
530,000
2,000
714.000
986,315
38,000
402,000
6,000
446,000
July 8
836,590
40,000
262,000
2,000
304,000
Total
3,707,310
$384,000
$1,534,000
$32,000
$1,950,000
—
—
Fri.
July 5—
July 7__
98
76
100
18%
Week Ended July 8
1955
137
83
Stocks—No.
120
of
5
——
Jan. 1
1955
Bonds
185
Domestic
131
155%
Foreign government
64
64
42%
to July 8
1954
3,707,310
Shares
160%
155
1954
27
97
136%
155
May-No©
—
$182
June-Dee
-
—
27
$116% 119%
AMedellin
1951
3
97
99
_______Feb-Aug
1958
Mar-Sept
1939
(Peru
stamped
High
157%
6%s stamped
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
7s
Low
$171
May-No©
6%s 1949
City
No.
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
Shares)
Jan. 1
Thurs.
June-Dec
(City)
A Hanover
ALima
High
Sold
Wed. July 6
27
1947
AHanover
7s
Stocks
113
1952____Jan-July
1947
$491,702,700
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Range sine*
113
April-Oct
Waterways 6%s
419,145,600
$539,926,400
(Number
Bonds
Jan-July
Jan-July
1951
B
Port
488,278,500
$16,180,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
$100
Feb-Aug
series
A6s
Danzig
14,466,000
$17,032,000
Industrial.
81%
106%
,$100
ACauca Valley
7s 1948
June-Deo
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A 1952
A
688,000
71,863,6)0
105%
April-Oct
1951
339,000
51.300,900
108%
—
1946
$5,500
$8,000
$80,000
1,634,000
100
Tues.
1947
(Germany)
1954
$3,000
Foreign
Week's Range
Low
A
9,255,946
251,904,385
1,827,500
Bank
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Stock
373,793,649
$105
June-Deo
June-Dec
American
July 8
1955
1954
11,505,490
Total
5s debs 1974
Newspaper
66
International
1956
Webb
Western
Jan. 1 to
Government
U. S.
Railroad and
1956
coupon
coupon
112
.$25
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
& Knapp Inc
$17,032,000
$3,000
July 8
1955
Shares...
5,481,500
$3,000
$1,827,500
Week Ended
104
!
Co—
1940
l
1
$3,973,000
2.680,780
100
108
$110
Feb-Aug
1
Dec
A7s ex Dec
Salee
Bonds
1940 coupon 1953
1
Bond
Bonds
July 5_.
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Wed. July 6__
Tues.
Stocks—No. of
Temi
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
100%
93%
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Mon. July 4__
105
99%
99%
99% 100
Shares
103
101
5
100 %
98
99
2
102'A 102%
$98
Feb-Aug
198ft
103'A
99%
——
99%
Exchange
96%
91
1
—
143.6
154.6
0.1
Transactions at the New York Stock
—
149
183
$98
+
103%
13
96%
and Service
299.6
323.1*
Trade, Finance,
Mining
■
:•
99%
102%
,
—0.3
103%
102
—
96%
Jan-July
Low
311.1
388.3*
100%
101%
$98% 100
104
1955—
High
Change
154.1
$95%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
3s
June 24, '55
314.2s"
—
Durable Goods
102%
90%
98%
100% 101
$100
the common
'
98
100 %
—
•
Counties
Southwestern
92%
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
4
Percent
Manufacturing *.
101
93%
99%
97
Feb-Aug
1979.
47.32 Jan
July 1, 1955, for composite and by major industry
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
(1939=100):
Composite
_
—
Feb-Aug
1978
3s
$95
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Auy
1976
68.72 Dec 31
Low
SEG Index of Slock Prices
$105
May-No©
1973-—
High
78.68
The SEC index of stock prices based on the closing prices of
129%
$149% 151%
April-Oct
1976
-
6
18
1954
for
Range
-
1955
79.00 July
____
68.05 Jan
79.00
July 7
High
Low
78.63
,
—
100
$25
1973
M
series
Averages
for
Range
Holiday
5__—.
Stocks
3 %s
101.12
stocks for the week ended
—
$101
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981
May-No©
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
6outhern California Edison 3s 1965
27%s
—Holiday-
Closing
-
46
—
$101% 102
June-Deo
April-Oct
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
1
99.63
98.33
July
Fri.
130
134
5
—
102% 102%
1998__Jan-July
Jan-July
1953
A
98.33
163.07
91
130
—
46%
$95%
1960__.
Co
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
166.81
64.67
$160
April-Ocl
April-Oct
coupon
&
64.62
Thurs.
103%
95
II
$101% 104
Jan-July
3%s
40
-
•
—.
96%
Jan-July
Service
99.61
-Holiday-
_
$93%
Jan-July
1968
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Oct 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
97.61
160.56
Transportation
1970
Public
101.17
Wed.
99
101
—
90
$25
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
1963
& Power
101.36
72
93%
"New
Pennsylvania Water
58.31
(35 Stocks)
'Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
81
64
■
98
$146
Mar-No©
1953
to
165.54
161.75
92%
73%
22
104
46%
May -Nov
mortgage 3%s
3s 1971
;
64.48
Total
467.41
Date—
Ltd—
extended
1st
1st mortgage
-
6%s
1953
Power
Bonds
161.42
Mon.
$105
1961
Co
ities
July 1, '55
1940 coupon 1952
1947 coupon 1952
Nippon Electric Power
Rails
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
High
7
99
$180
1
1
Ralls
»
Low
68
$158%
June-Deo
ex
trials
453.82
—
I
Jan. 1
f
No.
76%
97%
89
& St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
Stocks
460.23
4-ft-
July
$25
May-No©
with Nov
Util¬
ities
roads
459.42
July
Feb
91%
$95%
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
A7s
Grade
•
$105
—June-Dec
RR
Grade
trials
Jan
$146
155
96% 96%
$101
__May-No©
1953
Western
&
10
Indus¬
Util¬
1
3 % Mar
Jan4
High
$65
May
_Jan-July
.Mar-Sept
—May-No©
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5$ 1961_.
._Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967- —Jan-July
Guantanamo
Second
65
Rail¬
Total
Week's Range
$75
-May-Hot
1993
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
AGesfuerel 6s debs
10
First
Tues.
1965
-Bonds—
10
15
Date
9%
2
102% 102%
June-Deo
Quar-Feb
1993
series
3%s
11%
Averages
—
20
Indus¬
Lackawanna of N J Division—
&
11%',
4%
10
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
mortgage
*13
the
are
30
m Mar
6,400
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Gas
11%
37
4%'
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by
Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
3% Mar
500
8%
87/s
5s
£1
Low
mortgage
8'%
11%
57 %
35
S Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula-.
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
voting-trust certificates:
"w i," when Issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
19 % Mar
BONDS
A 1st
1,065
.
„
May
18%
Friday
Eastern
11%
42
48
a
July
1st
8%
102
41
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's
range).v d Ex-Interest,
e Odd-lot transaction
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-dlstribution. g Ex-stock dividend, h Exprincipal.
nUnder-the-rule transaction (not included In year's range),
rTransaction for cash
(not included in year's range), x Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rlghts.
z Ex-liquidating
dividend.
JFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a Bonds being traded fiat.
.
par
July
receipts
Stock
,
II
June-Dec
57%
38 %
18
,
56%
$37
\
56%
2012—Jan-July
Jap-July
41
Feb
8
Wodley
American
2s
Jun
2
Ltd
A)
99%
$40
Jan-July
1919
$100% 104
,
Mar-Sept
1921
•No
Jun
19
107 %
Apr
19%
250
22%
22 %
22%
1
Inc
Hargreaves
(Plan
6%s
Apr
"W
2% Mar
2,000
18
106
1
Machine
deposit
preference
A5%s
Below
Mar
"%
1
19-% July
Feb
i
Feb
"Uf
•
25
American
de Janeiro stmpd
ARussian Government
..
it>7
June-Dec
Jun
common
Industries
Rio
$65_.;.^
.
June-Dec
2%s 2008
High
$65
April-Oct
1997—
1
Jan
12% Mar
2,200
14%
1
18%
Newspaper
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Low
Jun
1%
13%
25
;
'
13%
31
1
Lt 4%*
(Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Peru
Jan. 1
No.
Jun
34
l
Inc
5
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
stamped
Ifigh
-
18%
(The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co
Wihich Petroleums Ltd
Wright
u
n
Feb
Jan
19%
Wickes
6%
Jun
418
Parana
Range sinee
Sold
'•
Jfap-NoT
;
1947
Bonds
Friday's
©r
Did & Asked
Mar
4% Mar.
105% May
Jan
Issue of Oct 1927)
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
3% Mar
158
19 Ye
4%
~
3%
Sale Price
'
A
43
43
i
Woodall
Jan
89,800
%
Wichita-River Oil Corp
Wood
Feb
19%
Mfg
Stores
Brothers
Apr
37
10
5%% , convertible preferred
Whitman (Wm) & Co
Wilson
11%
Jan
A 7s
Feb
20
Inc
Auto
1
186
•
com
Jun
139
-
600
~7%
Is
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
4%
102
Western
2%
Jan
17% Jan
200
,3%
West
Texas
Utilities 4.40%
pfd__100
Leaseholds Ltd
___•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Jan
Jun
1%
149,100
148% 150
3%
Jan
26%
150
2%
149
24
22
3.200
5
4%
17% May
76,500
2%
29
29
10c
Manufacturing
Jan
3%
20%
Ward
Wentwortb
105%
300
22
1
1
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
*
i $6
series preference
20
4
3%
30
common
108
108
~3Ys
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota— *
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Feb
1
cumulative, preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Low
4
100
Bond
«$2
Stock
High
*
ext
8
American
•
voting ctfs
JULY
BONDS
Range
w
Waco
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
Sales
2,143,040
132,430,113
66,285,636
$8,681,000
$5,945,000
'
$384,000
$223:000
1,534,000
32,000
1,000
10.166,000
6.465,000
169.000
1,676,000
2,811,000
$1,950,000
$463,000
$20,523,000
£15,221,000
7
43
Foreign corporate.
Total
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(140)
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 8
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Motors
Amer
Boston
100
Tel
&
(The)
Company
Albany
&
RR—
5%
RR
&
Copper
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass
&
Eastern
National
First
Inc
Stores
Electric
General
Gillette
Coal
Maine Central
—
S
S
Jan
Shoe
_
50
Inc
—
13
53%
236
39%
40'A
37
llVe
11%
471
Jan
12'A
16 Va
200
16
July
22%
29%
1 1,145
20
Jan
60
61
52 3A
54%
1,980
71 %
5%
253/0
70
119'A 121%
135
60
93/4
55%
Jun
47% Mar
30
Jun
523A Mar
61 %
Jun
52%
Jun
56%
Jun
63 Va May
733/4
Jun
10
53/e Mar
6%
Jan
283/a
Jun
210
126
139
50c
60
10c
16%
17%
50
3,179
140
139
31/4
57%
27%
23
21%
10c
17'A
140
3%
13,037
20% Mar
98%
Jan
Jan
130
Friday
STOCKS
20c
Mar
Big
18
Mar
Bower Roller
130% Mar
145
530
21%
Jan
30%
14
29%
20%
20
9%
125
Jan
Jan
85%
80%
85%
4,988
67
Jan
22% Apr
32% July
853A July
Jun
24
Jun
Consolidated
Jan
21%
Jun
Consumers
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Continental
22%
Jan
Apr
13% Mar
25% May
Detroit
15
Detroit
51
Feb
45%
Jun
60% May
54'/« Mar
July
39% Mar
50%
Jun
Federal
125
49% May
60
Feb
Fruehauf
13%
64%
Bros.
13%
19
12%
14% Mar
64%
68%
1,502
64% July
82%
Gar
General
Cincinnati Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
*
Dow common
—
-
—
—
preferred
P
Randall
class
12
60
22'A
Jan
24
4
27%
Jan
35%
51
Feb
62
23'/a
Jan
28 'A July
85
560
10
203
4%
Jan
10O
14%
Jan
—
9
9
60
91
91
>3
34%
36%
64
66
47%
48
37
49
49
40%
40%
42%
99
97%
99
3 Va
150
14'A
636
12% May
3
48
48
48
132
48
Jan
Jan
common
1
A
l
<te
Unlisted
747
61%
Allied
2%
1072
13
8% Mar
f
9
100
Avco
(new)
l3/a
Jan
Manufacturing
Bethlehem
Steel
Screw
29
3,200
P
8
40Q
7%
Feb
9%
3%
3%
100
3
Apr
3% July
Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Chrysler Corp
Jun
91
Feb
July
29 l/e
62%
48%
172%
Jan
Service
Cities
62%
Feb
Jan
71%
255
47%
410
36% May
15%
284
12 % Mar
6%
65
146% 149%
Col
Ohio
S
&
35 V8
Apr
Apr
12%
1,680
8'A
Jan
2
2 Va
2%
200
2 %
July
(H
W)
Raisin
4
-
„
Elec
Curtiss-Wright
185
6
Jan
104%
Jan
8'A
50
29
Mar
12/2
l2J/4
baj
10%
Jan
13
Feb
—
30%
30%
410
24% Mar
31
Jun
3
3%
1,520
8%
B
1
5V4
Studebaker-Packard
10
1
Products
__
Chemical
Dow
Du
7
Kodak
Eastman
Federated
Co
56%
230%
10
Department
Stores
70
42%
Jan
54 %
85%
367
66%
Jan
Electric
5
General
Motors
66Va
5
Greyhound
Corp
52%
32
International
Harvester
13
100
Admiral
Last
Aecu
Corp
Loew's
Tel
&
553/4
Jun
39'/a
Feb
Allied
Feb
Allis-Chalmers
16%
188
15% Mar
17'A
185
29'A
Jan
95
16
Jan
,
31% July
23'A Feb
Inc
Ohio
Pan
Cash
York
New
Register
AUognanv
American
Amer
54%
246
109% 128%
1,387
16
50
22%
22%
22%
46%
Jan
Jan
90'A Mar
13%
Jan
Tobacco
B
American
Motors
Jun
American
Potash
68 %
Jun
American
Radiator
56
Jun
American
Smelting A Ref
1283/4 July
16 Va Mar
American
Tel
Jun
46
24% Mar
28%
Jun
85
17% Mar
23'A
Jun
Roebuck
100
74% May
37% Feb
83%
43%
46 3/4
Feb
45'A
101
31%
453/a
Jun
200
Jan
Jun
20
36% July
17 Va Jan
36% July
21% Jun
65
22%
40%
49%
49%
52
45%
48%
156
41% May
48% July
43%
44%
100
40
Mar
47
May
45
45
10
35 Va Mar
49
Jun
Barker
22%
24
50
22% May
27 Va
Jan
Basin
99% 105'A
80
75%
Jan
59%
59 %
10
50
Jan
105'A July
59% Jun
Vacuum
61%
,
15
Co
Brands
•
Standard
Oil
Oil
(New
Jersey)
15
(Ohio)
•
S Rubber Co
(new
(F
Jo
i)
1
10
Jun
~~
75
37%
Jan
55
Jun
61%
86
50%,Mar
61% July
19%
41
18 Va
21
40%
58
37% Mar
Jan
Apr
40%
Feb
Bandinl
Beckman
Benguet
Bishop
Black
For
footnotes
see
50
Jun
Blue
10%
90
10
Jun
15 V4
Jan
Boeing
99% 100%
29
81%
Jan
68
48%
48%
102% July
41.
56%
Sales
for Week
Shares
Range since Jan.
High
LOW
22 Va
200
1,125
4
85c
100
(
1
High
22% July
Mar
33/a
Jan
30
Feb
1.40
Jan
5%
Jan
10%
Jun
Jan
116 %
Jun
a72% a74%
a72%
70%
Jan
80%
Apr
283/a
831
20%
Jan
23%
Jun
28 *4
29%
490
22 3/4
Jan
31% May
__
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•
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175
38 %
May
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58'A
350
4 8 3/4
Apr
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30
13%
Feb
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9%
320
a753/4 a78%
95
26
1,780
26
9% July
a__
22
44%
Jun
53% July
15% Mar
127'b
Jan
a—
May
26%
Jun
—
-
—
53%
363
183
183
1,541
173
Jan
68 %
68 %'
1,143
63
Feb
72% May
60
__
100
80
500
26 %
__
60
1,009
41%
Jan
60
1,294
48
Jan
73%
51
4
5'A
Feb
53% July
185
May
July
71
72%
__
48%
48%
140
48% July
55% Mar
—
46
46JA
665
36 Va May
46% July
—
14%
14%
275
14%
15Va
940
al45% al44% al463/4
87
<
1
(Un)
(Un)
50
__
14 Vb
12%
133
Jan
Feb
17 Va
Feb
Jun
133
Mar
40
Jan
37%
38%
373
6%
525
343/4 May
6Va Jan
13%
143a
701
12
a4%
—
3
16%
Jun
Mar
6%
10
(Un)
60
40% Mar
51
287
41% May
57'A July
122
65% July
46% May
82
Jan
52 JA
Jan
40
Jun
(Un)
RR
$4,500
53% Mar
60
,
Jan
100
a4%
8%
2.55
Apr
25
3%
Jan
4
160
38%
Jan
49
2.55
Jun
9
459
8%
Jun
30
15%
al8% al8%
9%
9%
100
1
a21%
a23
395
19%
a51%a54%
158
50
5
Mining
Corp
(Un)
a51Vi
50c
(Un)
1%
Mining
10c
Inc
52%c57%c
33,400
18%
19%
2,940
57
57
62a
3%
3%
3,114
Jan
Feb
Jan
12 % Mar
13% July
Apr
11%
Jun
2434
May
1
Apr
1033/s
Jan
57
13A
17
Jun
22c
Jan
72 %c
11 3/b
Jan
20%
3%
Jun
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
150% J»iy
10
55% May
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jun
86% Mar
6
Jan
35
16
Mar
13
Jun
5
42JA
44%
270
36
Mar
43
Apr
16%
16%
1,909
8
21
21
50c
8
8%
10%
18%
1
(Un)
common
preferred
Industries
2,074
9
Va
3%
10
com
(Un)
Byron Jackson Co
12%
1
(Un)
convertible
18%
500
1.359
12%
5
Corp new
Broadway-Hale Stores
Company
__
2
Corn
Borg-Warner
12'A
iy8
147 3/4 150 V4
•
2
24% Mar
1,600
20c
(Un)
Jan
2.70
a46% a49%
g%
10
common
Corp
Airplane (Un)
Stores
—
2.60
1
Diamond
Bond
137a
lc
(Un)
Co
Co
Oil
13
1
Corp
Steel
Chica
Budd
(Uni
Co
Consol
Oil
Burlington
56%
Week's
of Prices
Jan
5
(Un)
Instruments
Bolsa
60c
page
Jun
10
(On)
Co
& Santa Fe
Mammoth
Jan
BONDS
1998
l'A
10
Co
Bethlehem
Jan
49
(Un)
(Un)
Hamilton
Bendix Aviation
42%
133% July
Oil
Bros.
106%
57%
Ref
Ohio
&
Oil
242
65%
Oil
Budget Finance Plan
Cincinnati Transit 4%s
1,105
7%
25
(Un)_I_^
Petroleum
Bankline
200
48
(Un)
(Un)
Mining Co
Securities
Baltimore
49%
53%
Co
Refining Co
Baldwin
128% 138%
II
48%
1%
35% July
1% Feb
98 %
.5
class
(Un)
Corp
(111)
&
Baldwin-Lima-
10
12%
W)
41%
39%
533/3
,
w
Westinghouse
35% May
SS
Manufacturing Corp
49
10
Union Carbide
Woolworth
137
10
Studebaker
U S Steel
3934
Feb
Apr
60
Avco
Jun
23 Va
19%
5
Standard
30%
Co
Oil
Atlantic
40%
Jam
17% Mar
&
Ashland
23
*
__
27'A
20
23
Corp
Atchison Topeka
18%
125
A
Tel
A
Viscose
Steel
Armour
(Un)
Corp
Anaconda Cooper
29%
103%
100
135
10
(Un)
& Chemical
Anderson-Pritchard
22%
•
r.
36%
4
1
Tobacco
American
Armco
81
36%
American
18%
1.40
Jan
Jun
alOVs alOVs
(Un)_l
(Un)
Foreign Power
82
43%
36%
5
Industries
Jan
15%
1.'%
all83A al22>A
12%
Cyanamid Co
&
43
10
7
Jun
Jan
92%c 97%c
—
•
Thea
(Un)
Co
Can
American
40%
50
iUn)
(Un)
Para
American
45%
class
Mar
*
Inc
Jun
Jan
35%
Mfg
Airlines
58 Va
28%
Southern
U
53%
27%
(new)
J)
5
10'A
13%
1
46% Mar
5
Regis Paper
Standard
68% Mar
70
27 Va
•
(R
100
307
222
22%
„
10
(Un)
Dye
249 % July
1
(new)
Steel
Socony
35
&
Broadcasting
50
Corp
Sinclair
Jan
Mining
iUu
Corp
Chemical
33 Va
Reynolds
Sears
Jan
66%
27 Va
45
Airway
Republic
Schenley
Jan
43
80 Va
175
«
American
42%
157%
66 Va
39%
•
Pepsi-Cola
St
77
38%
Central
Pennsylvania RR
Radio
157
81
Oil
Pure Oil
173
56%
38%
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
National
44%4
57%
230% 249 %
Gold
Juneau
Jun
20%
•
Tel
51/4
ceo
10%
Range
100
Corp
Alaska
45 % Mar
31%
♦
International
23% July
3% July
153/4
Low
1
31%
20 Va
16
•
19 %■
Jan
8% July
Angeles Stock Exchange
Friday
July
31 %
53%
124%
3
JaU
22'A
180
1V4
1%
Sale Price
85% July
80%
;___5
General
10%
530
£1/2
36 3/4
stocks
Jun
35
54%
43%
5
8
—
Pont
4% Mar
153/4
1
Los
American
Dayton Pr & Lt Co
July
8"-.
10%
••
10
Wayne Screw
3
1 r-o/
28 3 a
)"%
28
28
1
._
classs
3
—
1
__—_
149% July
81
31%
31%
1
Jan
12%
10
DUIod
Apr
16%
5
___—
35 Va
52%
"
•
2%
1
Manufacturing
Tube
12%' July
5
Axle
&
Manufacturing
Standard
.
5
Paper
Spring
46% July
17 >/a Jun
54 %
•
'
Gas
Columbia
Apr
34%
11%
•
72% May
73 % Jun
Apr
46%
10
Products
City
8%
186% Mar
68
14%
85
Jan
Jun
98
505
68%
182% 183%
6%
25
5%
Jun
60%-
800
8
38% Mar
12%
Soss
61'/a July
Jan
Jan
1
Bcotten
Jan
30%
8%
Sheller
52%
Jan
j no
35%
50%
Feb
20Ha
Jun
5%
Feb
Jan
30
Apr
23%
Apr
6% May
50'A
101
3%
May
4%
1,025
51
102'A Mar
28%
Jan
21
1,737
Co
A
Rudy Manufacturing
Jan
61%
7*1
3
107
2,100
•7%
50'A
49
5
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1,390
22V4
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Apr
39% May
5
3*%
7%
10
1
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3%
22'A
5
7%
42'A
44
28
Anr
41'A
Rockwell
70
146%
Jan
♦
River
14%
25
32
714
36% July
109
3
3
,
1
common
Par
Canadian
283A July
1
Davis
66
899
1
10
Metal
Electric
Jan
1,009
Products
Corporation
Jan
44
♦
2,110
4% May
1% Anr
2
Clemens
46
60%
3
_
13/4
May
Jun
1
10
Wines
27 Va
26%
68
1
Apr
1%
131
61%
10
Oil
Jan
Jun
Feb
1
260
Jun
50
Mining
Steel
Ashland
Jan
3%
9%
Rickel
July
Anaconda
Armco
t
Prophet (Fred B.)
Mar
35
183%
Mar
July
9
83i
Drug
Feb
40
28
*7%
123
13%
Jan
Jan
88
Jan
Telephone A Telegraph—100
Apr
Peninsular Metal Products
Jun
Jan
American Tobacco Co
Jun
44%
45% July
.9% Feb
16%
2%
1%
Feb
48
19
18
28%
4% Mar
15%
12% Mar
5
Parke
24 %
American
Jun-
Jun
8'A Mar
210
Feb
4%
34%
26%
2%
437
Motor Products
17Va May
173
*
«
Feb
Mar
100
4'A
National
254
1
Jan'
7% July
9
l,U->4
17
-
33/4
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5%
Feb
35
10
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t
9%
9%
2%
common
4
7 11
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10
Bearing
T
9,539
73/4
Jan
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4 Va
Universal
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5%
89
82% Mar
39%
Airlines.
778
300
7%
113'A 128
7%
1
f
4Vs
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34
Cyanamid
5%
125
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7%
5%
Mount
Stocks—
Stores
35% Mar
1
Feb
39
American
32JA
243
1
Manufacturing
74%
Jan
*
American
360
44
5-
5%
>
-I
Udylite Corporation
.
7 Va
/
-
I-
Chemical
34%
44
1
1
Oil
May
£4%
5
■„
3
1
Masco
Apr
July
5
B
U S Printing common
3%
50% Mar
Jun
17
—
37%
Motors
LaSalle
July
17
•
common
July
88
•
G
&
11 %
65%
10
*
Jan
33%
13'A
Kresge Co (S S)
Kysor Heater
120
34%
*« »«■•_
100
4,192
Kinsel
1
High
17
—50
Kroger
Low
87%
•
Art
Range since Jan.
88
4%
4%
37%
Kaiser
70'A
4%
800
37'A
Howell Electric Motors
70%
*
—
——
Ins
Gibson
Kahn
28%
12%
Picher
Eagle
Formica
30%
62
27%
—
50
Stockyard
Preferred
30%
61%
28%
.
——_10
Cincinnati Transit
Union
23%
61 %
10
com
Telephone
Cincinnati
12
•
Electric
Cincinnati Milling Machine
Cincinnati
11%
8.50
...*2.——.
common
&
Shares
8%
37%
/
*
13'A
common
Ball
Hoskins
High
23%
11%
*
Brewing
of Prices
Hoover
Salts
for Week
Low
Par
Ltd
Exchange
Range
Week's
Lakes
Mfg
14%
8V4
9% July
63A Jan
1
Brewing
Higbie
463A May
650
.
1
Industrie*
Great
20'A
625
10 %
Iron
Motors
Goebel
922
47%
9%
Corp
Gemmer Manufacturing
Jan
22
47%
20
Trailer
Wood
21%
9%
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175
179
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25 y4 Mar
39% Mar
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55 s
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225
2%
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34
•
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2.55 Jan
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80
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193
42 Vz
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1
class
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Solar Aircraft Co
39% July
May
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37
51%
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Jan
1,978
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& Gas
Sinclair Oil Corp
5% Mar
37
Jan
18%
Jun
10 Va
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Signal Oil
17
Jan
33% Mar
2,110
1
Eng
Apr
4%
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,
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41
May
8% Mar
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2.90
•
Ohio
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38 ;
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,
•
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Roebuck & Company
July
14
175
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57% May
Jan
10
Bclienley Industries (Un)___
Seaboard Finance Co
Seaboard
34
9%
29
1
Petroleums
128
3,019
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5%
preferred
11% May
15% Feb
7
10
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55
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200
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61
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145
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May
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28
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Rice
44/4 Mar
May
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& Gas
41
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10
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106
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129
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29 '■
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29
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1
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—
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66
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28
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Republic Pictures (Un)
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El
40 %
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40
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V
18%
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Radio
,
May
5
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49% July
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50
100
121
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—
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5
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Industries
DuMont
16%
66% ■66%
•
of Calif
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17%
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Cornoration Phillip Morris & Co
44%
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1
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co
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135
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30
13
175
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550
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36% July
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4
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2
21
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41
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38%
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6% preferred
c
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59%.Mar
15
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July
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Continental Motors (Un)
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80
86
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16%
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36
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141
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330
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515
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58
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Kentucky Coal Co
Western
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(Un)
Union
Lines
Inc
Teleg new (Un).
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-Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Ua)
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Wilson
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Company Inc (Un)
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4
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34
(142)
.
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.
Monday, July 11, 1955
N
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
WEEK ENDED JULY 8
Friday
Midwest Stock
oi Prices
•
Broad
9%
.50
32% May
Jan
7%
30%
7%
10"%
Jan
Alum
Kaiser
Jun
New
1,700
46%
1,600
36
Jan
61% Mar
Kansas
73
1,000
70%
Jan
80%
Katz
i27 %
75%
28%
800
21
Jan
29
Jan
1
.
Apr
Jun
Development
28%
29%
700
22%
31% May
Kio Oil
58%
60
500
48% May
62%
Jun
Knapp
30%
31%
1,100
29% May
33%
29%
30%
200
Jan
35%
Apr
9%
9%
1,300
9% July
13%
Feb
27'A
Jun
Foundry
8c Stand San
—
■
S
(Un)
25
21% Mar
800
27
25%
26
182% 183%
183%
68%
2,800
1,200
68%
68%
8%
68
71%
&
Monarch
1,200
7%
43%
43%
2,500
36% May
46% July
14%
14%
14%
1,200
11% Mar
16%
100
7%
Jan
6
3,000
Mar
16
11%
400
37%
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600
8%
100
17
Oil
12%. Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
9%
64
new com
26%
500
53%
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Apr
Jan
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3
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1
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60
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18%
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16% Mar
19%
32%
33%
600
23%
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34%
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Jun
19%
19%
50
18% Mar
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200
99%
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100
34%
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900
10
*
1
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54%
57%
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25
4%
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100
4% Jun
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1%
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900
1%
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S
of America
—
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Centlivre
Pub
Illinois
Chesapeake
Ohio
&
34%
Feb
_
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32%
23%
30%
Jan
92% Jan
Company ;
National
29% Jan
National
800
54% July
63%
21% Mar
26%
Jan
Lead
Pacific
29
29
100
23"%
Apr
29% Jun
Northern
States
Power
51%
51V4
54
700
42% Jan
54%
Jun
22
22
100
21
Feb
25%
Jan
65%
65
65%
150
64 % May
*
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10%
10%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry
81
85
53
35
37
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52%
54%
1,400
46% May
56
47%
100
46%
63
47%
Kodak
Eastman
700
9%
900
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42%
43%
200
7%
.8%
400
Fox
37%
Jan
Pfizer
Amer
21%
1,500
300
31% May
38
Jun
34%
34% x36%
400
32
36%
Corp
Candy
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
350
20
300
43 % Mar
58%
100
20% Apr
23%
200
246
157% Jan
80%
5
185
Jan
210
75
43
May
54
14%
800
16 Va
16%
200
14
14%
6%
10%
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10% Jan
Feb
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69
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•
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55%
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1
110
128
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41%
8
7%
8
10
Bros
1,400
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Gray Drug Stores
•
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Greyhound Corp (Un)
Jan
128
7%
9%
Feb
July
Jan
;
;
5%
18%
300
16% Mar.,
17%
100
28%
23%
2,200
27%
600
2
II-IIIII25
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j
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common
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900
13%
Jan
18
300
18
Jun
88
100
61% Mar
5%
5%
37^/4
;
39%
29
27%
—
28
2,700
850
1,050
450
4% Mar
Jan
16 Va
30%
Jan
35
7%
9%
13,700
3%
Jan
300
16%
22
Illinois Central
Steel
RR
i
•
Harvester
18% May
88
July
5% May
Jan
Jan
28
Jan
14% July
Jan
39
July
38% July
49
3%
Jan
27%
Jan
9 Va
33
Jun
Rlchman
River
(Un)
Louis
International Nickel Co
♦
(Un)
page
41.
2,150
14%
Feb
19 Va
Jan
67 »A
July
67
200
59%
20 Va
700
18 % May
23
Mar
300
68 % May
80
Jun
Jun
28% Jan
35%
Feb
35%
41
Jun
41'A
Jan
32%
550
38
39%
1,900
34%
400
33% July
73%
73%
100
58%
73% July
'32
1
—
Jun
53
July
May
34
Jan
2%
Feb
3
Jan
73%
Apr
85% Jan
80
54%
200
7%
7%
250
5%
5%
100
10
10%
1,600
7
21%
10
1,500
54'A
5%
81%
22%
650
20
Jun
19
May
23%
44% Mar
60'A
Jun
7%
Jun
7% July
5%
/
Jun
7% Apr
Jan
11% May
22% July
Jan
20%
23 %
400
20% May
23%
Jan
77
77%
200
55%
Jan
83 Va
Jun
41
77
20%
22 %
20%
300
41%
350
33
Jan
44%
Jun
12%
11%
12%
5,100
Jan
12 %
July
44%
44%
45%
800
32
Jan
45 Va
Jun
47%
Jan
61%
24
Feb
30
Mar
13%
Feb
16
Jan
7%
15%
15%
20%
20 %
20,200
78%
20%
50
81%
500
Feb
17% Mar
21
Jan
66
Jan
82
Jun
Mar
16%
16%
16%
2,300
16%
Jan
17
68
68
68%
550
55
Jan
69%. Jun
26%
26%
27
600
20% Jan
49
*
49%
300
44 %
Jan
49 Va
Jttly
36%
37%
400
34% May
37%
Jun
22%
Feb
24%
Apr
23 %
23%
100
58%
61%
64%
1,100
50
Mar
2,200
17
Jan
19%
18%
18%
Jun
22
Jun
9%
47
25
Jun
22%
Jan
30%
Jun
Feb
156
Mar
166
Jun
2,100
23%
36% Jan
49
May
100
'
17"% Mar
200
23%
47
Jan
Jan
600
160%.
22%
5
15
700
29%
28%
160
22%
64 Va July
100
24
23%
Jun
29
5,300
8%
8%
8%
23%
48'A
58
Jun
Jan
57%
57%
38%
38%
38%
100
36
43%
Jun
75
75 v
75%
800
70 % May
78
Jun
Jan
10
Mar
*
57
800
34% May
41%
1,100
30% Mar
33%
Jan
100
8% May
10%
Jun
37%
Jan
55%
Jun
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
40%
40%
40%
31%
31%
32
10%
10%
800
•
50%
50
52%
5
21
21
23
1,100
45%
48%
4.600
9%
9%
900
45%
10
44 %
44%
26%
25%
26
%
2,700
Paper
5
12%
12%
29
31
57
57
29
5
Jan
50
400
5
1
8%
8%
66%
8%
66
66
44%
National
Stockyards
Public Service class A
Sears
Roebuck
-
May
41'A May
Jan
7%
71% Mar
Jun
43% July
10 Va
Jun
46% May
40
Mar
24
Jan
100
10%
Jan
13'% Feb
600
25
Jan
31 Va
Jun
56'A
Jun
60
Jan
14%
Jan
400 ~
31
Mar
Shell
Oil
26
"
15%
15%
2,000
16%
Feb
27%
15%
27%
200
26% Mar
30
Jan
23%
600
22 %
27
Jan
23
1.40
Apr
Co
1
18
18
200
Jun
21
Feb
•
Co
8c
•
12
10
(Un)
Bchwitzer-Cummins Co
93%
99
500
74%
Jan
99
July
62 %
62%
100
56%
Jan
65'A Mar
7.50
62%
-
17%
Bignode Steel Strapping Co—
New
1
common
Sinclair Oil
Corp
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
South
Lathe
Bend
Southern Co
Works
(Un)
19%
19%
20%
5,500
18%
5
15
58%
58%
59 %
1,000
49 "A Mar
1,300
50
61
61%
27
(Un)
Public
Service
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
5
5
Southern Pacific Co
27
Jun
20% July
59%
Jun
Mar
61% July
27%
.2
common
500
24 Va
Jan
28% May
18
Jan
21 Va Mar
51%
Jan
65
July
27%
300
27%
Jan
287A
27%
28%
6,800
23%
Jun
29% Jun
10%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jun
14%
14%
15%
2,100
2%
2%
800
1%
Jan
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
6%
of
California
Jan
52%
(Un)__
1,000
400
52%
53%
2,600
900
106%
Jan
42%
Jan
74
Jan
42% May
95% July
53 Va
Jun
140% July
49%
49%
49%
800
50
Jun
12%
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
Container
5%
95%
128% 140%
25
5%
90%
5%
Standard Railway Equipment
-Stewart-Warner Corp
12 %
300
8%
Jan
12%
Jun
1,000
24 %
Feb
33 Va July
--12% Mar
14% July
31%
14%
14%'
10
10
10%
Jun
15%
57%
Corp
Corp
Machine
SUndstrand
33%
14%
Corp
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
400
1,800
"2%
Inc
Standard Oil N J
Stone
19%
65
27%
1
50c
19%
61%
19%
•
Warrants
57%
100
42% Mar
62%
Jun
47%
48%
3.050
31 %
48%
July
25%
26%
2,000
23 % May
27%
Jun
51%
51%-
48%
Tool
25%
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co
Swift
81
Texas
79%
.
July
30
•
Schenley Industries
Texas
33%
—.
33
see
23
Co
Bros
Raisin
Jan
19%
66
9% May
30% Jun
51
300
2.50
10
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Feb
76%
20 Va
22
500
1,400
10
Jan
Jan
Jun
50
s
fnotrotes
1,050
2%
Standard Oil of Indiana
9%
250
_
International Mineral 8c Chemical
For
300
53
25%
80%
Feb
27% May
16 V« Mar
28 %
300
*
~
Co
Interlake Steamship Co
International
29
51
25
26
-
25 Va
7%
19%
Jan
28% July
28%
53
*
100
38%
18%
Jun
Mar
9% July
Jan
7
28%
1
4,900
38%
33
200
8%
8%
Oil
35
14% ~
7 Va
May
13
100
Dredging Corp
39'A July
39
32
17
10% Mar
200
Standard
Jun
39
7%
Jun
July
400
Standard
Jun
13
—
Feb
75
53
15%
Feb
27%
—
—
43%
Feb
July
53
16%
Jun
27
14%
10
Indiana Steel Products Co
Inland
25% July
61%
50
31 'A
25
Company
Co
Gulf
Jan
Jan
Co.—
Corp
Trav-ler Radio Corp ——
Continental Corp (Un)
Trl
$2.80
208
Coal
common
preferred
La
Salle
St
106% July
84
300
26% May
30Va
23%
23
700
20%
Jan
25% Mar
15%
15%
15%
800
13%
Jan
15% July
44%
44%
1
2%
106%
27
1
I
Corp
1
*
45
400
37% Mar
45%
Jun
Jun
2%
2%
1,500
Jun
4%
Jan
27%
27%
100
25 Va May
28 Va
Jun
910
18%
2%
Jan
20% Jun
29%
51% July
51% July
20
20%
51%
20%
—50
Century-Fox Fihn
So
Jan
300
23 %
5
20th
51% May
28 %
•
Truax-Traer
Mar
27
3.33%
Toledo
Transamerica
46
105% 106%
23
Producing
Edison
600
2
(The)
Thor Power Tool Co
Brick
600
300
16%
19 Va
24% Jan
16
'
3
Illinois
27%-
15%
19
■
16% May
22 % Jan
28%
38%
<
1
Heln Werner Corp
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Jun *
88
88
1
Co
Jun
18
—
Heller
&
18
66
Jan
15%
--
L_io
Harnlscnfeger Corp
Helleman (G) Brewing Co
13% Jan
51
22%
1
Hammond Organ Co
50
200
44% Mar
May
27 Va
27%
—25
Co
17%
62%
39
17%
»
*
.
Jan
Jun
41% July
May
18
18%
—
I.III3
I_2
Gulf Oil Corp
17%
•
III—1
Grelf Bros
500
62%
—
•
40%
40
1
3
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard
8%
31 %
*
Sangamo Electric Co
Jun
5
Corp
Jun
56 % July
10
1
_
fit Louis
57%
300
19%
——
common
14 Va
3
Corp
6%
71%
»
Theatres
Southwestern
Hallicrafters
(Un)
;
Co
17% Mar
3
2,600
14
5
;_2
Co
25%
43% Mar
Jan
July
16'A Feb
9% Jan
200
(Un)
Grlesedieck
100
5
new
11% Jan
400
6Va
Co
Oats
15% May
.
3,400
9%
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Goldblatt
6%
6%
—3
(Un>
13% Jan
2,750
5%
Dynamics Corp
Electric Co
GUdden Co
Jan
300
.
Jan
14 Va
10
Corp
Telephone
Apr
48
1,700
56%
—12.50
i
(Un).„
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco cl*ss B
Mar
52%
5
Motors
22%
35%
1
—
Rexal Drug
81 Va May
68 Va Mar
400
Jun
57
13%
—1.25
General
Jan
Jun
22
34
53%
100
.33%c
Radio
July
51
——
1
Auto
General
18%
32
300
21%
34%
5
Corp (Un)_
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
July
246
36% Jan
200
57
26
Oil
RKO
Jan
Mar
201 % 201 Va
;
5
Contract
General
8c Co
Company
Quaker
Jun
20%
79%
79%
5
Pure
23% Mar
58%
57
10
Mfg
Jan
26
240
1
(Un)
16
20%
5
Inc
General
22
53%
23
50
(Un)
(Chas)
Pullman
9 % May
57%
57%
1
Nemours
6% Jan
25'A
10
General Box Corp
General
Apr
Jun
Transportation
General
22%
Airways (Un)__.1
preferred
Corp (Un)_:
Phillips Petroleum-Co
Potter Co (The) 2
Jan
48
36%
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
Gen
pr
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)_.
35%
Brewing
(Peter)
45
Jan
6
Philco
20
•
Drive
Apr
13%
7.50
50% Mar
35%
Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel
World
Pepsi-Cola Co
St
Falstaff
40%
1,400
•
Gas
78% July
14% Feb
common)—1
Phono
5,100
19%
1
Jun
20
Inc
Co
45
18%
5
10
(Un)
Mar
9% July
~7%
(Un)
Electric Controller &
Radio &
78%
10%
Natural
convertible
6%
Jun
5
1
Eddy Paper Corp
Emerson
"
78
78%
9
Lines
Air
44%
18%
1,300
Pennsylvania RR
10
de
44%
5
Peoples Gas Light 8c Coke
53%
Dow Chemical Co
du
25%
29'A
Peabody Coal Co common
47% Jan
23
USA
30 Va
Feb
59%
Co
com)
Feb
14% Apr
38% Mar
Crane Co common
Ltd
Jan
22%
28%
Co
(new
Co
Jan
3,300
•
Manufacturing
20%
550
12
Edison
Oil
17%
4,000
42%
10
1
Dodge
100
23%
Co—
32 %
Mar
16%
42%
Company
Apr
29%
100
Manufacturing
Pan American
Jun
1
(new
Jan
Jun
5 Va
22%
56%
Olln-Mathleson Chem Corp
Jan
16%
Corp of America
Continental Motors Corp
Co
14
29'A
Bancorporatlon
Ohio
July
45 Va
16%
Container
Drewerys
26
37
42%
Consumers Power Co
Match
35%
Jan
•
Consolidated Cement Corp
12% Mar
56%
Co
Gas
Ohio
85% July
55% Jun
Jan
33% May
34% May
50
30
Oak
Jun
26%
200
30
12%
47%May
100
40
Jan
—2f
(Un)
300
29%
Jun
20% Jun
101 % May
Jan
66%
2,600
37
5
Inc
Commonwealth Edison common
13%
1
(Un)
(Minnesota)
Northwest
Oklahoma
100
33%
33%
__1
29'A
Jan
9
5,800
—1
Columbia Gaa System
Diamond
85%
_15
-10
Inc
16 %
3,600
12
53
-29
Co
3% Mar
65% Jun
18'A Mar
89%
Co
2% Mar
1,200
—10
(Un)
Ry
500
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
800
4%
22%
*
Illinois
Northern
350
Chrysler Corp
5%
700
Illinois Corp
Northern
28% May
300
&c
Northern
36%
Jan
19%
Deere
Aviation
American
North American Car Corp
Jan
93%
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtla-Wrlght Corp
North
(Un)
24
26%
Coleman Co
Feb
13%
1
•
Mfg
&
Central RR
30%
89%
Foods
Tile
York
Now
300
18%
Clinton
Jun
45 Va
5%
5
700
•
Pac common
Ilium
5% July
39%
4%
4%
10
28
25%
Elec
118% July
1
Co
35%
18%
Service
Jan
5
National Standard Co
28
89%
Cleveland
99%
I
Gas
Prod
34%
25 %
Cities
100
Jun
July
Apr
900
Cylinder
Distillers
National
35% Jun
*
West Ry
North
&
118% 118%
1
;
Container Corp
National
99% July
*
Chic
20% July
2.50
50c
Napco Industries Inc
Jun
25
1
(Un)
Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul 8c
Jan
3
—
1
Serv
Products
Certain-Teed
15%
—*
Co
10
Central 8c South West Corp
Central
39
400
0
common
&
Piston Ring Co
National
common
Ward
Inc
Muskegon
Feb
(Un)—.—i—
Corp
30%
200
20%
•
22% Apr
19
34%
preferred
celanese Corp
1,400
41
20
1
Feb
2%
12.50
15
.—100
Butler Brothers common
Cenco
39'A
39
10
Co
Montgomery
Jan
Feb
20%
20%
1
5
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Carrier Corp
36%
20
a^--4
1
-
——
Chemical Co
Monroe
Apr
64%
preferred
prior
Modine Mfg
Apr
Feb
64%
5
Canadian Pacific
36%
Minneapolis Brewing Co__
1
Mississippi River Fuel new common—10
Missouri Portland Cement
42.50
Apr
1%
150
42
*
20c
—
Brad Foote Gear Works
Budd Company
AVst%
42% July
32% Mar
53
Utilities
South
Motorola
&
28% Mar
com—"
Miller & Hart Inc common
31% May
25% Jun
100
18%
42
5
Borg-Warner Corp
Brach
Jan
May
500
27%
18%
Jan
400
1%-
1%
147% 150
——10
Corp
57
400
26
26
lp
Booth Fisheries Corp
1,100
2%
2%
10
5
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
(George W)
13%
62
50c
.
12
150
13%
14%
64
13
*
(Un)
Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
Borg
26%
(when issued)
Brick Inc
Food Products
MlckeiDerry's
Middle
(Un)
Co
Cement, new
Poitland
common
Metropolitan
Jun
L)
(Glenn
Medusa
New
& Co
(Henry C)
Martin
Feb
40
2% Jan
Bendix Aviation Corp
400
2,300
•
*
Co
Lytton's
Jun
13%
34% May
8%
Inc
Jun
27%
Jun
Feb
6%
11%
Bald win-Llm a-Hamllton
28%
...1
Lindsay Chemical Co common.
Lion
14%
Eastian-Blesing
Jan
1
Apr
14%
Bearings
23%
*
7
1
:
—
Jun
11%
Co
preferred
9%
6%
—,
$2.50
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
73%
4
10
S
Washer
1,300
—*
Co
Sessions
&
Leath & Co common
72% May
46%
:
Warrants
Automatic
28%
42%
4
10
(Un)
Jan
Ashland Oil & Refining common——1
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Mar
39"%
1
May
7
47%
9
8c Co (111) common
Athey
'
39%
•
1
(Un)
Corp
Co—
Laclede Gas Co
186% Mar
Feb
62%
800
68%
Jan
173
10
common
new
47
Feb
'
100
American Tobacco
29
Amurex Oil Dev class A common
5
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
—80
Steel
113
Jan
10
—
Kennecott
58%
American Tel 8c Tel Co
Armour
Jan
43%
/
————1
Co
Copper
Lamson
Armco
Jan
Jun
83%
27%
Power 81 Light———*
City
28%
American Motors Corp
American Ftad
16%
12%
33 %c
Chemical—
&
common
Drug
10
1
7
American Investment Co (111)
8c
10%
46
73
Theatres-1
Paramount
American Cyanamld Co
Machine
10
46
.
1
High
100
46
27
27%
10
Laughlin Steel (Un„)
Jones &
1
9%
Jan.
200
400
14%
110% 110%
45%
•
Light Co
Low
Feb
10% Mar
Jan
•
Mfg..
American Airlines (Un)
American
22% July
23%
8c
Power
Iowa
(Un)
Range slr.ce
High
13%
110%
*
International Tel 8c Tel
20
Laboratories
Chalmers
American
26
32
9%
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
Allis
600
400
31 Va
22%
Castings
Aluminum
Shoe Co
Shares
Jan
48 V*
40% Mar
_1
Admiral Corp
Allied
500
44%
International
Range since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
44
.10
Abbott Laborstorlei
Acme Steel Co
Advanced
Shares
Low
Par
15
Ltd
Packers
International
for Week
for Week
Low
International Paper (Un) __——7.50
Range
Last
Sale Price
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
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Range
of Prices
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51%
29%
31
400
26% Mar
31 Va
Jan
61
160
60%
64
Jan
61
100
Jun
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RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Union
Carbide
Union
Electric
Union
of
Oil
United
Carbon Corp
&
United
Corporation
States
U
U
S
Van
(Del)
(Un)__
Steel
Walgreen
Jan.
800
81% Mar
101 %
29
29
700
273/4 Jan
313/4
53%
Apr
53%
54
600
50
47%
47%
200
34% Jan
(Un)__
6s/8
6%
14
46%
16%
6
Jan
300
215
Mar
7%
281
133/e Jun
46%
48%
400
40% Feb
51
40% May
57%
15,300
14
14%
3,600
29%
293/4
293/4
100
83/4
White
Inc
Electric
300
30% May
23% Jun
28%
82
37%
Co
Machine
413/4
43%
400
35
Jan
16%
16%
100
15
Feb
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112
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-Baltimore & Ohio RR
186% Mar
1,635
25%
74%
6
93% Mar
74%
July
28%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
2,391
243/4
Co
Top
Jan
Jan
185
*
(The)
&
3%
7%
200
28
Range since Jan. 1
High
150
;20
62
Avco
503/8
243/4
3%.
10%
120
68 %
-Atlas
182% 183%
•
10
Corp
3%
62
Atlantic
Low
Jun
68 %
Atok-Big
High
37%
28
Anaconda
for Week
Shaies
Mar
American' Viscose
Atchison
Sales
Week's
of Prices
29
American: Tobacco Co, (Un)
Armour
Friday
Jan:
895
35%
34
44 V2
66"% July
Jan
112
Armco Steel Corp
Sale Price
29V*
47%
26%
Anglo calli National Bank—...
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
i
STOCKS
May
41% May
10%
20
(Un)
American Tel & Tel
Jun
Philadelphia-BaHimore Stock Exchange
25
3%
(Un)
American. Smelting
16% July
69%
10
26%
American Radiator & S S
Jan
248
1,945
(Un)——1
com
Factors Ltd
Co
American Motors
34% May
243/, Feb
Jan
May
44%
66%
(Un)
(Un)
Cyanamid
American
43% July
20% Jan
44%
•«
Can
1
High
*
(Un)
Inc,
American
Low
1
Mfg Co
Jan.
Range since
a22% a22%
34
10
Co
(Un)
Ltd
Airlines
American
Apr
16 V*
Mining
Bdst-Para Theatres
Amer
Feb
Jan
41%
•
.
Alhs-Cnaimers
—
•
(Un)
Shares
High
66%
._
1
(Un)
Dye Corp
&
Aluminium
5
'Sales
for Week
Low
25
v
Gold
Corp
Chem
American
Jun
64% July
22%
Co
Juneau
Alleghany
15% Mar
27% Jan
common
Inc„ (Un)
Reduction
Alaska
Allied
Jan
•
Power
W)
(P
Yates-Amer
1,300
33
Corp
Public Service
Woolworth
1,600
67
31%
common
Bankshares
Wisconsin
25%
64%
Air
Jun
1
Wieboldt Stores
Wisconsin
24 V.
64%
Co
Motor
Wisconsin
24 %
Laboratories
Industries
Admiral Corporation
57% July
53%
5
ACF
16% Mar
—12%
S~
Feb
Jun
200
—2.50
common
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Whirlpool Corp
Par
%
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Abbott
Exchange
Week's
Last
Feb
14%
14%
.10
stocks
Apr
V*
54
Works..
59
48%
May
300
279% 281
5
Co
Friday
July
29%
Western Union Telegraph—
New
San Francisco Stock
1
High
101 %
1
Iron
since
Low
99
20
Corp
Dorn
Range
High
99
1
Gypsum
U S Rubber Co
Shares
Low
10
Industries
S
of Prices
25
Inc
8
for Week
10
Calif
United
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY
Sales
Range
•
Missouri
of
Lines
Air
Week's
2.65 May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(144)
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
R4NGE
Frid„
(Coat.)
Sao Francisco Stock Exch.
Sale Price
STOCKS"
Idaho
Mary Mines Corp (Un)
Power
Co
1
Harvester
International
74c
Nickel Co Canada (Un)_*
International
Paper
International
Intex
Oil
Tel
Tel
ft
Co_
38
9%
—
50c
100
387/8
73%
73
__
33%C
61,300
1.25
July
27%
35%
Jan
58%
Jan
73% July
,13
87%
Apr
793
23%
Jan
400
8%
Feb
Jun
41
23%
Reynolds
Apr
Jun
10%
Richfield
Johns-Manvllle
&
Corp
Salt
Loew'fl
Aircraft
Inc
Corp.,
2,029
30
May
40
Jan
4%
120
5
May
118%
Jun
2%
533
48%
Jan
58'A
Apr
44%
527
40
Jan
48 %
Jun
baD
18
18%
260
13%
Jan
23'A
45%
46%
286
40% May
62%
23
23%
332
17% Mar
23%
Jun
„
Macy & Co
(R H)
Martin
Co
Matson
Co
Inc
M
&
M
Co
Montana-Dakota
36% May
Sears
24%
1,505
590
21%
Feb
25%
27%
25% July
43%
Apr
Feb
Shell
28%
28%
1,839
24% Mar
30-
Apr
a5%
a5%
30
18
5%
470
31%
31%
6c
56c
•
57c
53c
a27% a27%
Jan
13c
53c
July
25
20
5-4-/2
Jun
49%
Jun
18%
18 A
1,275
19 %
Jan
|2o%
10J
Apr
20% July
21%
Jan
Jan
32
Southern
Apr
Southern
Feb
-
Southern
81
378
73% May
87%
16
19%
2
t
20%
20%
I
Auto
Fibres.—
National
Distillers
National
1
Gypsum (Un)
Company
Natomas
Products
(Un)
•
Pacific
New
England Electric System
N
Central
Y
Niagara
North
RR
Mohawk
American
North
Amer
Northrop
(Un)
(Un)
1
55
Jan
bianaard
Oh
Apr
Standard
Oil
Co
—44%
Power
•
Aviation
(Un)
Investment
com_„_—_1
Aircraft
Jan
17%
Apr
Standard
1,180
Jan
45%
Jun
30
Jan
33%
Apr
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard
63
Feb
44%
33%
380
57%
60
1,230
26%
27
1
47% May
400
27%
19
888
27
25%
—
Oil
Co—
Ohio Edison Co
1
(Un)—:
12
—
Ohio Oil Co_._.
Olaa
Sugar
(Uni__:
Olin Mathiefeon Chem
Pabco
Products
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
6%
1st
5%
5%
5%
Inc
24% May
Mar
28
Oil Co of N
J
Corp
Aggregates—
&
Electric
Swift
Jan
&
red pfd_„
4.50% 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
37%
Feb
59%
Jun
61%
521
50
Jan
61% July
53
50%
a25% a26 %
8/8
45
Jan
119
25% Mar
42%
15
35
35%
180
lbV4
j/2
62 %
fr
*
53
Pacific
Tel
ft
Tel
50
—
36%
Convertible
64% July
Palmer
Stendel
Corp
Oil.il
Pan American World Airways
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi
Cola
Phelps
Co
Apr
33%o
44 % Mar
50
Union
Phillips
Petroleum
Pioneer
Mill
Co
37
Apr
Jun
31%
Jan
Puget Sound Pulp
Pullman
Pure
Tnc
Oil
&
(t7"'
Co
(Un)
28%
Feb
Union
50
28
Jan
29
Feb
United Aircraft Corp
Timber
Jun
United
Air
United
Fruit
12%
United
Gas
28%
100
27% Mar
28%
27'%
400
26%
27
40
40%
3.627
12%
12%
1,649
144% 144%
285
Jan
37%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
129%
Jan
10
144
Jan
148% May
39
Jan
U
144% July
100
147 % 147'A
45%
45%
1.50
'
1.50
18%
19%
1.50 'Jun
859
17% Mar
2,060
*
27%
S
28'A
883
II
Jan
22%
Vlca
Jun
21%
23
430
18
Jan
23
<TJn)
420
49
Mar
58
Mar
652
36
Mar
40% Mar
7%
7
7%
1,216
a75%
a75% a76%
514
Ra^onier
New common
wi.
Jun
Apr
3,827
875
833-
51%
330
44
Jan
10
Jun
a
73%
10'A
682
26'A
1,420
18
135
a513A
48 Ve
May
Jan
53%
27%
Jun
12
Jan
20%
Jun
50
46%
Jan
51%
Apr
483
42%
Jan
49%
Jun
Feb
100%
Jun
38% Mar
44%
Jun
67
105a 106%
r
88
43'A
325
20%
1,185
^a22% a22%
50
20% Mar
20% July
23% Jun
44%
4 5 Va
3,011
37»/8 Mar
45%
Jun
31%
472
26%
Jan
34%
Jun
670
25'A Mar
28%
Jun
477
82
53%
54'A
2,007
29%
45
.
Mar
14
28
27%
50% May
58%
Jr'eD
29 %
359
26%
30
Jun
247
66% May
'
459
34%
Jan
48
Jun
104
51%
Feb
58
Juh
32%
32 Va
737
31%
Jun
40%
42'/a
260
40% July
42% July
109
40% Mar
50
2,998
40'A May
57% July
a69
50
(Un)
5g:
25^
5%
5%
525
1.50
1.50
100
1.00
Feb
3.50 Mar
14%
15%
4,369
12%
Jan
15% July
20%
15
If
Co
Petroleum
51
36
40%
Jun
=
20%
125
18%
Jan
20%
a47% a48%
100
49
a41 % a41%
50
32%
Apr
Jan
40 %
Jun
70
Mar
74%
Jan
Jan
1.G0
Jun
72%
72%
50
1.45
1.45
1.60
5.060
12%
12)4
14%
2,915
2(F£
1
(Un)
'
81c
Jun
49% Mar
Feb
100
5%
3% Mar.
*
Corp
Westates Petroleum common
May
71
Mar
71
May
66
3
3
(Un)
Pitctures
Bros
Jan
Jun
48%.
(Un)
Warren
35%
57 %
Bank
Feb
Jan
48
46%
a6'l
Wells
57% May
90 %
48%
Jun
44%
Jan
53 %
77%
10
101% July
Jan
a67% a70%
54%
0*
Equipment
Fargo
July
51% Juiy
15% Jan
10A
Sugar Co com
Company
Jun
130
22% May
19%
16%V 53%
common..
70% May
272
40%
49%
40%
May
Preferred
495
36%
Jan
Jun
/:
Life
Coast
West
Air
(Un)
Insurance
Inc
Lines
320
26'A
Jan
34%
90
10
99%
99%
243
40%
40%
180
a37% a37V4
30
Western
102
40% July
8%
14'A July
Jan
39'%
13%
62% May
71
Feb
55
17'A
Jan
25%
Jun
625
11%
Jan
13%
Jun
Jun
254
68%
13 "2
Jun
28
65
66 %
1,184
65
July
83
43%
48%
514
46
May
92
e%
12
>1
6%
210
24%
342
a24 a25%
'
65
If
41% July
38%
63
1
a24%
(Un)_2.5|
(Un)
Eiec Corp
Woolworth (F W) (Un)
Jun
63%
13%
Department Stores-
Westlnghouse
July
,
a22%'a22%
Western Union Telegraph new
90
!
(Un)
Jun
55
33
90
—
:
Jun
51%
33
85% May
60% Jan
(Un)
"
49%
—
—
S8% July
Jan
44 %
107%
Jun
Oil—
(Un
Corp
Water Power
a63
—
25
——
15%
40%
130
IE
Consolidated
Warner
13% Mai-
a63
—1
„——
Jan
98%
10|
Washington
Jan
A
Preferred
(Un)
Jun
a66% a67%
a66%
*
common
11%
37% Mar
53%
46 %
7%
8%
11%
100
Tnr
29%
Jan
31%
Inc
Feb
4%
100
11%
—
•
com—
Preferred
Jun '
Apr
58
Steel
Victor
Jun
30%
a42
5
Railway Eq & Realty Ltd
23%
43%
5!:; a67%
(Un)
Corp
Rubber
8
Western
Radio Corn of America
3,435
a
Co
Corp
Utah-Idaho
Jun' '
1/80
57'A
22%
(Un)—.*
—.
28%
Apr
a5.y 'A a593A
Lines
Plywood
Universal
Mar
57
a38%
—
•
(Un)
July
20
12%:'
Sugar common
% Apr
41% Mar
28%
__
20
_
65
635
19%
Union Oil Co of California common—28
Jan
•
Co
Ltd
Jan
25%
(Un)
Carbide <te Carbon
Jan
P10
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co
51
87%
If
27%
a38%
12%
(Un)
1,88 4
Jun
3
(Un)
common
Aor
65
15%
8/
28%
—
2t
Apr
101% 101%
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
Inc
35
18%
50
Jan
18
-* T
2,
158
1 50
(Un)—1
(Un)
Dodge Corp
Phtlco Corp
>
-%i.„ 10c
18%
10%
300
—
1,098
39%
25%
628
„
4
35 y*
51%
30%
12%
FeD-
a
112%
28%
40%
34
42
52%
30%
144%
27%
42%
27%
95%
50c
preferred
10
July
Jan
"35%
25
•
(Un)
common
Jan
7%
U S
Oil
Inc
30% July
27%
1
—100
Pacific Western
(Un)—
Sulphur Co
American
53
-
38%
a
48%
(Un)
Transamerlca Corp
Trans World Airlines
22% Mar
7,779
T.
62%
a25%
28%
100
Preferred
52% Mar
481
—
•
common
797
8%
—
28
common
64%
36%
59%
61%
"2
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a28% a28%
—„25
—
Textron
1.545
;
__
—
25
4.80%
Texas
Jun
49%
36%
25
25
—.
Jun
4%
30%
67y4 Mar'
4a-/2 Mar
(Un)
Co
Gulf
37%
3% Mar
57
July
58% May
a63
31 */4
a 51%
...
Texas Company
July
May
200
8%
50
25
pfd
red preferred
red pfd ser A
49 %
35
197
4
29%
—
98
4% Mar
59
—
5
preferred—
1st
j
28
common
49%
64%
5
•
Jan
30% May
1
-J *
i
—
4
—
76
61
1
20
13
8
10
(Un)
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Super Mold Corp
% May
39%
3% July
44%v Jan
1,600
a36% a37%
__
20
common
3%
49%
—
_•
Co
3%
—
535
58%
Sylvanla Electric ProductsOceanic
68
*
575
—*
(Un)
(Ind)
31%
33%
—
74% July
2v
1,170
28
California
01
16%
44%
—
1
Jan
290
17%
17
Apr
Apr
31
5
•
Inc
Co
10
■„
Jan
*'2
57%
a61%
a61%
(Un)—•
Co
Brands
23
46% Mar
420
%
Jan
27
25
494
^
Standard
20% May
202
July
6c
.
a23
39%
765
7
6,600
20% Juiy
74%
al5%
7%
7
__
4c
20% July
4c
Mar
53%
5
15
(Un)
Co
22%
22%
1
100
a23
Apr
Mar
17%
74%
i
4.48%—.
2#
pfd ser A„28
preferred
California Gas
a52% a53%
22%
8
*
17%
__
2U,/2>
4c
4c
Spiegel
National
j%
*20%
Sperry Rand Corp_„—_———50c
Inc common
2 i
Jan
300
18%
.10
4232 %
preferred
Convertible
Jun
76c
48% Jan
Jun
34 % Mar
i" 27 %
Cumulative
35% Mar
Apr
43Vs
Jun
41% Jan
(Un)
Boutnern Calif Edison Co com
Apr
3c
1,823
Jan
14'A
9% Mar
4i5
7%
Jun
7
30%
44-/4
43%
43
—2
Jan
42%
3,460
45
Mar
205
Co
Socony Mobil Oil Co
17%
81'
—
Jan
14%
10% July
8% Mar
40
Jan
v8
Signal
5% Mar
30%
13,200
8,795
6c
—
21%
457
6c
„
_5
(Un)
5 'A May
150
24%
10
(Un)
Co
ft
5%
24%
10
Utilities
Montgomery Ward
40% Mar
117
a43
5%
24%
plO
(Un)
a42%
—
I
1
13%
14%
3 8'A
53
Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
16%*
110
•
25%
Jan
10
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May
4l%
Co
23%
5
10/8
%
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28%
5
10 A
4.
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72% Mar
33% July
44
2.60
Paper Co
Roebuck <fe
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65
370
51%
p
25%
(Un)
Oil
Bcott
0
275
33%
10%
r.
—20
20
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24%
South Utilities Inc___
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
J
33% May
24
•
Middle
M
27'A Mar
168
7u %
%
33
<"
8
(Un;
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Menasco Mfg. CO——
&
161
a32% a35%
Jan
41%
com
———1
(Glenn)
Navigation Co
Mercx
a32tk%32%
an
45%
62% Jun
1
5
Mining
a32%
(Un)_
Marchant Calculators
Biiec
lnaustneb
a32%
•
com
Magnavox Co
46% May
36%
8
(Un)
preferred———
preferred ——_—
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40'A Mar
1,148
Feb
w—
a
Mauricio
San
,
Gas
Diego
4.40%
332
39%
38
43-/8 Jwi/
4i'/8May
„10
(Un).
Paper Co
4%%
Apr
Feb
44%
38
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Inc
8tores
St Regis
41
1
Joseph Lead
53%
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1
(Un)
Corp
W Fine Foods too—
Safeway
St
UV
1,616
51
4,%
Bros
B and
Apr
Jan
Jan
81%
51
570
48%
5/
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Jun
99
1,670
22%
45'A
£>/
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Cement Co class A
Theatres
Roos
43%
—
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May
52%
—
1
14
4%
all7%al20%
44%
•*,'
RKO
91% Apr
42% July
—
7
(Un)
32% Mar
4%
10
Liooy McNeill ft Llooy_
Lockheed
82
670
all7%
—3%
;
375
42%
36%
39%
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•
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87%
39%
—
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.
Kennecott Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Leslie
87%
__
——-_j_——>—U60
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•
Steel (Un)-.
—10
Corp com.—33 %c
Chem
&
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Kaiser
(Un)„
Corp
Laughlin
Alum
Kaiser
2.%
4j%
1
Co
Corp
Oil
Apr
25V'4
Jan
21%
tUn) —
B
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Rheem
18 %
10
—
—
99-% May
•
I
High
Low
High
1
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—_
Reserve Oil <w Gas Co
Riverside
Jones
Low
5
(Un)_—.
Raytheon Mfg Co
Jan
3014 July
Jun
341
10%
since Jan.
Range
shares
prices
High
849
*
alll%alll %
27% 27%
—
(Un)—•
com
I
74c
Sales
for Week
Range
o.
1
Range since Jan.
Low
30%
73
(Un) ———7%
Co
50c
38
•
International
Shaics
High
30%
—
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Low
.—10
common
new
8
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Idaho
WEEK ENDED JULY
FOR
wg*
Jun
Yellow
Feb
Cab Co common.
Feb
5%
.
Feb
%
J u.a
6%
Apr
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
JULY 8
ENDED
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
ft
Paper
Acaaia-Atiantic
Low
•
common
preferred
32%
Sugar
100
23%
a
105'A
•
Aluminum Co of Can Kit
5 %<£
2nd
prpf«"-red
75
•
108
preferred—28
26 %
100
108%
Co
Asbestos
Atlas
Cn^D
Tel
Tel
550
12%
355
23%
24%
400
105'A al05%
73%
55
78 %
5,005
105% 110%
10,145
26'/a
26%
380
108 Va 108%
95
26
High
Jan
35
Jun
24 J/8
Jun
8%
Jen
12% July
Feb
24 J/4
23
104'A Mar
49
Jan
69%
Jan
26
Jan
27
106
82%
Mar
Jun
Feb
110% July
27'/a Jun
Apr
100
51
May
125
47
Feb
52
24%
23'A
24%
8,124
21
Feb
25%
Apr
a58 a58%
30
53
Mar
59
43%
43
17
16%
"A".
*
•
Bank
American
BntisP
American
on
109%
Jun
101j
44%
5,595
101
37
17
1,775
39i/2
Feb
Jun
100
13% Mar
551/2 May
May
44% July
101
18%
4%%
Canadian Stock
on
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
page
41.
Apr
50
Jun
9% Mar
7
Apr
n£1%
Jan
25% July
25% Mar
30% July
92%
Jan
96
Mar
104
Mar
105% May
51
Jan
54 Via Mar
255
52%
Jun
54
7,010
8%
Jan
13%
32%
33%
1,680
49
49%
805
11% all¥4
50
13
Power
Columbia
British
.
Telephone
Columbia
British
Mar
Jun
24 % Mar
33% July
43%
Jan
50 Va
Jun
July
Jun
May
15%
a4.50
a4.50
5
4.50
Jun
6'A
Jan
43%
44
350
42%
Feb
46%
Jan
39 "2
40
1,344
37
May
30%
31 %
1,228
30
Apr
a?
F*b
10|
23%
28%
1,165
23
Jan
29'A
Jun
•
12%
13
230
12 %
Jun
14
Jan
30 %
343
20'A
Feb
30'A July
26%
29%
5,643
25
Jan
30
preferred
25
31%
31%
980
29
May
•
33
34
855
27
Jan
Bruck
Mills
Class
W. C. Pitfield &
30 Broad Street
Products
Cement
Canada
$1.30
common.
201
preferred
Canada
Iron
Foundries
Northern
Steamship
Power
Corp
30 "2
Breweries
Co., Inc.
Feb
43 % Mar
Jun
31% July
34
July
•
28%
29
499
19% May
29
Jun
28%
28%
280
21
Jan
28%
Jun
*
Class A
22%
23
1,399
20
Feb
1
Canadian
$1 75
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
6%
Cottons
37
285
32'A
Apr
37
Jan
21%
21'A
30J
20
Jan
21%
Feb
13%
14%
16,230
8%
Jan
14% July
a3.50
a3.50
63
3.50
Jun
14%
14%
100
May
13
Jan
814
9
663
8'A July
11
Apr
?20
a20
50
18% May
22%
Jan
Kl3%
Ceiiuio&t
si
Canadian Converters
Apr
36
25
series
25
25
Celanese common—:
series
$1.00
Teletype: NYl-1979
II
20
Canadian Car ft Foundry common
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
NEW YORK
a
class A
Ltd
B
Bunding
class
A
pfd—._20
*
common
preferred
:
Canadian Fairbanks
Morse
common
Canadian
see
53
Feb
13%
preferred
com
8%
—25
•
14
4'A
Apr
Locomotive
-•
s
26%
8
13,524
19% Mar
23% July
97
TndU8trtes
Preferred
footnotes
Jan
55
Cnnnia*-
For
135
pfd
4%
Jun
Jan
45%
..
British Columbia Forest Products-
$1.25
all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled
4,525
G3%
58'A
38
405
Canada
quotations
270
Co_.
Note
Co
10,511
Power.
preferred
preferred
Canadian
Est
ft
common..
Elec
Columbia
4%%
5%
on
Canada
•
726
Jun
a58
_
class
106
55%
50
8teels Ltd
1,290
9,423
1
Jan.
High
I Low
Jun
50%
•
.
British
British
Light
Traction
since
Range
High
Canadian Bronze common
80
•
r
&
7,155
55
pfd
Argus Corp Ltd com
$2.40 preferred
Assciated
a
Low
28
Telephone
Braziliar
Low
34
26%
Bell
1
50'A
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Anglo Can Tel
■
Range since Jan.
High
12%
•
5%
preferred
Algoma
Steel
Aluminium
Ltd
Shares
32%
•
common
Cass A
Shares
Class B
for Week
26%
20
for Week
Bathurst Power ft Paper Class A—
Sales
Range
Par
Power
4%%
Sale Price
Pa
of Prices
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Funds
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Abltibl
Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Montreal Stock
97
57
92
May
S9
May
28%
28%
25
20
Apr
31
Jun
25%
28 5
Number 5445
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(145)
37
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Radge
of Pribe!
Sale Price
Par
Cr^sdJaD
5 c!o
Companies
OH
preferred
preferred
4fc
Low
Goghlin
1,225
1,375
7,850
—*
1,685
•
8%
Jan
9%
16%
50
Thrift
Jun
Triad
Leather
Davis
Class
Ltd
Co
•
A
class
"E»"
Dxetixitrs
38%
J
Tv>mirlon
Bridge
Feb
30 4
Mar
nnlted
Jan
19
Jun
Viau
May
44% Mar
17% Jun
Wabasso
48
Walker
Dominion
Corsets
22%
*
Foundries
Mornnn
jt/t
Steel
&
1
Preferred
Glass
Jan
Ltd
Stores
"~Z
16%
■"
2,481
103
16%
39 %
39
39^
•
13
12%
133
28%
preferred
7%
•
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dew Brewery
Do
Feb
40
Jan
13%
Preferred
com.
Jan
Corp
Heating
25 V*
Jan
30^
2,760
25
m
7,209
97
97
60
57
6<
15
15 '/
151
4
6%
24%
26%
26
27%
Prater
•
32%
•
33
—loo
113 %
Co's Ltd
common.
97
May
33
Jan
250
23
11%
Jan
210
100
Gstlneau Power common
5"r
preferred
5%%
7
29
1,715
60%
60 %
60%
12
58
Jan
60% July
12
12%
1,785
12
Jun
14
72
73%
1,745
66%
Apr
73% Jun
6.75
7.50
37,115
4.80
—
—
73%
•
7.10
<
*
1
preferred
—
Jan
27%
90
58
104
25
52%
Jan
34%
Lta
Dynamics
General
Motors
Gypsum
Wares common
Lime
w
A
4
33 %
—50
53
53
10
50
47
52
5,729
60
56%
60%
1,747
52 %
Opr
60'A July
10
10
40
39
40
856
36%
Jan
40%
45%
43%
46%
3,852
10
a52
a52
10
Co Ltd
Torontp-Dominion
9%
Jun
Anglo-Canadian Pulp A Paper
Ansrlo-Nfld Development Co
Mar
Beaubran
91
Feb
125
July
9%
11
Jan
Jun
Jan
61%
Jun
Butterfly
470
52%
100
80
July
30
Jan
50%
Jan
53
52
Jan
44%
v
53
1,915
63%
8,167
8.00
8.5<
1
8.25
Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.5
39
Oil
Husky
;
Imperial
6%
Inglis
7%
59
59
pia
Canada
common
pfd
of
80
July
44% July
12
63 % July
46%
300
43
Feb
48
Week's
Sales
Range
for Week
of Erices
Shares
995
9,005
31%
50
7.00
100
6
11
Jan-
14
14%
Jan
18
3.00
Jan
12
200
16%
17%
10,790
3.25
3.25
3.25
10
22%
22%
413
•
jT+^Trrov'nrlal
Labatt
Limited
Lake
of
the
Lang
&
Sons
l-Burentlde
Lewis
(C
W)
Preferred
Lower
MacMillan
55
Jan
30
134
Mar
Mitchell
Class
*
B
'23 $
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Penmans
Feb
155
Jan
12
Jan
13
May
22
July
12%
123
660
12
9
225
8
Apr
10
Feb
30
May
35
July
150
Jan
150
Jan
1,395
18
Jan
25
Jun
4}3
5,685
26%
Jan
41% July
22l)
100
21
Jan
22%
39
22%.
llf
9
Feb
11,
515
101
Mar
115
July
41V
3,745
33
Jan
42
Jun
5
18
May
19
May
al8% al8»<
5.00
26
263/
a25 %
a2
a25 %
Corp
a
3
42i
29 %
29
*
42%
42
*
56 3
54 ' \
•
common
4
7
•
72%
.*
35
53
58 %
57
100
•
Mar
26% Mar
22
Jun
Jan
107
Jun
Mar
31
Jun
Jan
43
Jun
6,220
46% May
57
July
1,997
3 1
34
Jan
44% July
23%
Jan
30
37%
650
Jun
830
66% May
73
Jan
44
Jan
58
Jun
30% Mar
36
Co
.
1,985
40
1,265
47%
56
f i
2,645
44
alOl
aloi
al( 1
25
100
14
13
n
.
,
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan
11%
1,525
33
32
53% July
60%
Jun
60
Jun
102% May
16%
Feb
Jan
971
26
Jan
33
Jun
75
; U
43
Jan
73
1
•
13%
30%
30
Jan
32%
Jun
100
103%
103%
103f_>
50
103
J° n
103%
Feb
•
74
73%
75 fi
1,650
65
Mar
BbewlDlgan Water A Power common..*
68
63
Preferred
Sauguenay Power 4%%
j.«
wrence
ObrifF
Class
4<k
4
B
pfd
Corp common
4%%
pfd
52%
2,440
«
330
Dominion
MONTREAL
V
QUEBEC
-
-
footnotes
see
page
14%
Jan.-
15%
Jan
al9
75
180
1.15
449
29%
29%
30
57
*
38%
38%
40
28
29
22
22
300
13
Mar
22
July
35%
36
425
33
Feb
38
Jan
(Frank
Ltd
,.
f!..
Feb
3.75
75c
Feb
1.15 July
25
Jan
30
9,626
34% May
41
^50
22% Mar
29%
3.60
Apr
July
(Alfred)
1203
&
Power
Distillers
Melchers
6%
Mexican
Lt
V'<
Ltd
Jan
128% July
201
44
May
52
SHERBROOKE
-
41.
y
5.00 May
y
52
9%
Mar
a8 %
a8 %
25
12
12
1,100
100
43
Mar
5
Feb
7
11%
14
Jun
375
19%
265
68%
9%
7
Jan.
575
44%
Jan
85
•
*
13%
101
100
101
-
101
120
2 525
86
Feb
Apr
May
Jun
July
Jan
13% July
Jan
100
102% Mar
5.00 July
4.00 Mai-
5.O0
5.00
12
12%
125
10
Jan
170
170
170
105
131
Jan
170
15%
15%
200
Jan
16
11%
11%
100
9%
Feb
11% Mar
70%
—10
"
—
13%
26
Jun
12 %
71
210
48%
Jan
71
*
com
86
13 %
Jtin
10% May
10% May
a7%
com—13.50
11%
5
40
40
725
al2
al2
10
31
31
2.50
2.50
63
3.70
3.70
200
a21% a21%
50
40
*
Ltd common
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
__*
Newfoundland Lt & Power Co Ltd—10
31
*
2.50
Ltd
Orange
Crush
Pacific
Atlantic
Cdn
_1
Invest
cum pfd—20
Canada—
preferred
100
part 2nd pfd—
50
Manufacturing 7'k
Paton
of
Corp
8%
cum
1st
6%
non
cum
Quebec
Telephone Corp
Renold
Chains
Southern
Paving
9%
31%
14%
Jun
May
Jun
July
41% May
Jan
May
12
Feb
Jan
11
Traders
Materials
32
Jun
Finance
Trans
Mountain
Union
Gas
Oil
Mar
66
53% July
72% May
Jan
Apr
10
2,470
al9
50
16
16
215
150
151
60
%
33
225
48%
47
49
2,725
53%
280
45
38%
515
'27% Mar
40
37%
Jun
40%
50
Jun
36%
*
47%
49
275
13
13%
2,735
22
Jun
a__
17%
15% Mar
151
Feb
140
26%
%
Jan
41
Jan
Apr
Feb
July
34% May
Jan
49
v
July
53% July
11% May
13% July
21%
Apr
24 %
Jun
28
Jan
56
Apr
•
23 %
23%
24
550
*
43%
43'%
43%
50
1
1
8.70
8.65
8.70
3,875
3.75
22 %
22%
22%
50
14%
Jan
1
23c
21c 23 % c
57.200
17c
Feb
44c
*
Ltd
Products
51
14%
a72
_*
Ltd
3.70 July
21% May
22%
32
40
*
Ltd
Co
Pen
Jan
Jun
Feb
50%
150%
•
Line
Pipe
Canada
of
(L Ei
Waterman
3.60
July
3.60
21
__
Ltd—*
A
class
Corp
90
2.50
21
al9
*
redeemable pfd
5%
53%
660
27%
a72
pfd__100
6%
Power
&
53%
21
_*
Ltd___
Canada
Standard
53 %
5
commonLtd
Canada
Industries
Russell
Ltd-
Hotel
Windsor
3.35
Jan
4.10
Mining Stocks—
Aconic
Mining
77% May
Algom
Uranium
Ameranium
Jun
50
Jan
53% May
Appeor
Jan
54%
Anglo-Rouyn
Jan
Co
—;—
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
Mines
53
Lead Mines Ltd
Metals
Mining Corp
Sulphur
Ltd
Corp
Iron
&
Gold
Barvallee
Mines
Uranium
Bathurst
Montreal
Beatrice
Belle
qHICOUTIMl
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
Boreal
fnuscadillac
Bouzan
Gold
Brunswick
Gold
Mine
&
7c
Apr
11c
31,000
7c
Mar
13c
May
72c
221,200
43c
Feb
72c
July
30c
40c
68,783
15c
Jan
45c
p"b
35c
4%c
4%c
3c
Jan
8c
Apr
4c
Jan
17c
6c
5c
7,500
10c
10c
10,000
1.50
200
6. c
7oC
2.0U0
42c
Jan
2.40
2.45
1,200
69c
Jan
3.45
Jun
10c
12c
36,500
3c
Apr
19%c
Jun
3.00 May
6.10
Apr
1.16
July
1
vtc
•
1
Ltd
6rfc
12c
3.30
100
89c
1.16
178,100
40c
26c
117.7^0
7c
24c
19c
20c
19c
19c
1,000
2.65
2.60
2.70
4,500
43c
40c
49c
129,600
213,600
22c
21c
25c
14%
4.20
14%
15%
1,800
4.20
4.40
2,400
J
,
1
Jan
1.30
3.30
1.00
1
Hill Tung-Sten Mines
Apr
1.05 July
1.50
1
1
Ltd
Jan
50c
Smelting Corp Ltd_l
Mines
Min
/
Ltd———1
Metals Ltd
2c
4 %c
1
Mine® Ltd
Mines
Gold
Rare
1.05 July
9%c
"
Ltd—1
Mines Ltd
Mining Corp
(^hibnugamau
Bonville
27,000
3.05
1
Ltd
Mining Corp Ltd—
LaKe Gold Mines
Bellechasse
|
5,000
Jun
Mar
1
T_
Red
Beaucage
,1
1
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
15,500
1.05
8.70 July
24
10c
(^c
1
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Barvue
3.60
Jan
4%c
*
1
1
1
Ltd
Mines
3.35
1.05
—1
Ltd
Mines
Band-Ore
EXCHANGE
Phillips Square
Office:
50
a43 % a43%
*
50
EXCHANGE
Westl
-
23%
pfd
Ltd
52
10% alO%
a7%
Ontario Paper Co__^
&
52
a
1.80
23%
Moore Corp
Mount
2.80 May
100
Corp__l
.—
Co
Jan
1,443
50
:
Pow
&
2,500
*
Preferred
Minnesota
2.25
124 128%
127
1
Co
preferred
Mersey Paper; Co Ltd
2.20
2.25
.*
Paper
Oil
4.00 Mar
"A"__*
Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
McColl-Frontenac
2.30 July
1
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
MacLaren
300
750
cl
Investment
Canadian
London
2.30
5.00
*
Corp
Ltd
Co
2.75 Mar
2.30
5.00
•
"A"
Inc
Groceterias
Loblaw
Jun
*
•
•
class
W)
35%
Jun
*
Ltd
Securities
Hydro-Electric
Lambert
Jan
EXCHANGE
STOCK
*
*
Common
Burnt
For
Jan
3.70
Power Sec Corp Ltd—
(stamped)
Foreign
Horner
50%
St., New York City, fiAnover 2-0575
TROIS-R1VIERES
Feb
70
90c
HART
STOCtj
STOCK
Branch
William
Jan
9
Jun
13% July
Telephone PL-950Jr
62
7%
Jan
56
al9
Co of Can class A
Ford Motor
Baska
Bran'ch:
Mar
6
275
3.70
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
440
53fa
.
% W/T
29%
4,022
&
230 Notre Dame ITt.
Local
6
300
90c
Worsteds
&
Products
Steel
Atlas
CANADIAN
2,000
8
59
3.70
Ltd
Corp
Wollens
Dominion
Eastern
Arnora Sulphur
TORONTO
7%
8
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Ascot
MEMBERS:
32% July
A__*
Engineering Works Ltd
Magnesium Ltd
Dominion
Arno
SAVARD
Mar
25% July
-
*
Paper
70
54% ' 54
...50
...
131
13
53
50
preferred
Feb
May
•
Ltd
80
Jan
30
Jan
Jun
"A"_10c
class
Sec
i
Consolidated
Jun
645
53'
t.-.t )
•
common
5.00
Jun
15%
Junv.
23
20% May
75
Feb
May
59
*
Ltd__
Advert class
Stand
Div
Preferred
Wpsteel
Quebec Power
ii
Neon
9%
Jun
Jun
375
58%
*
26%
26
41
72
52%
•
Jan
104%
1,830
35
•
1
Company
& Paper Inv Ltd
Westinghouse Co Ltd__
Consolidated
Power
>
58
Company
Jun
17% Mar
5
i)
29%
27
16
955
44,5
42%
44%
*
Feb
22%
2,115
105 4
6.00 July
23
33
175,
21 i
21%
105%
11% July
2.50 May
1,100
4,184
>
•
Transport
Oil
6.0 l
17%
173s
21%
Apr
31,419
26
of Canada
Paper
Jan
90
22
a
preferred
13%
44
6.00
A Co Ltd common
Provincial
Jun
*3:
23
*
Development
Price Bros
r
15
•
Tubes
River
Jun
150
18% Fi.
40
common
Corp
25
33
975
113%
Ontario Steel Products
*-*♦>»-riersey
21% May
15
725
41%
Ltd—_—
Mines
Noranda
2,200
Jun
i;
•
2\
113%
•
Car
Rr^allte
Apr
11
Weaving
Holland
Jan
30%
40%
...
Steel
4■%
30%
Jan
21%
_______
Wire
Placer
Aor
17
11%
A
Co
Niagara
Powell
2*
300
*
Locomotive
National
Power
2,207
13
;*
class A__
preferred
Jan
July
42%
35
•
&
4%%
29
160
2<
•
Montreal
Mar
150
B
Morgan
124
29 3/
•
class
180
Jun
24
100
(Robt)
May
33% Mar
9
Oil
Breweries
7
111%
24% May
3,130
16C
Jan
Jan
6Vb
80
Jun
28%
12%
Class B
Mo-ison
27 %
July
138 %
1,275
*
Corp Ltd priority
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Frontenac
s
151
•
Preferred
100
1,316
73
Feb
40
13
*
Mailman
McCoJ]
7.O0
23
•
_—___
class
Jun
7,763
■
l*
Power
Bloedel
&
105%
/ 72
—
Lawrence
St
102 % Mar
19% July
100
.
common
_.
Gen
14
108 110%
3
Ltd..
Bros
Lindsay
Wines
Claude
Jun
70%
*
A
Chateau-Gai
61%
a
13% May
July;;
31%
29 % May
14% May
29
class
Acceptance
Jun
7ya Mar
Jan
Jan
40
Laura Secord Candy Shops
11%
Jan
Apr
159
A)____.
6%
8
Jan
26%
pfd_.
6%
17
•
(John
1
•
Canadian
12
*
7%
Ltd
Marconi
Power
Jan
11
49
(John)
Woods
Canadian
Feb
210
160
com
90
1,745
.26%
Ltd
7,545
32%
1,000
•
Service
42
25%
32
VI
common—8
Pins Line
Public
Jamaica
a70
22
12%
7.00
International
Power
a70
9.85
Jan
13%
22%
Canadian
40
10%
46% July
Jan
13
12
17%
*
Co
Arena
High
36%
7.00
•
Panada & Dominion Sugar
Canadian
1
Jan.
Low
46%
1
Hosiery Co Ltd
Range since
High
44%
70
19%
108%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Feb
Exchange
25%
al35,; al3!3
72
al35
May
Jan
63% July
12 %
5
International Utilities Corp
7
49%
Jun
40
% July
Mar
Dredge 6c Dock Co Ltd
*
Canadian General Investments Ltd___*
Jun
19%
•
cummuu
755
150
12%
Lou
paper
7VJ
2,895
25
;J
—
Inteiiibtiunal
11%
61%
105% 105%
105%
10
t
6%
Preferred
Preferred
10 % Mar
11%
7%
.100
NiCKel
iXitJ
4,925
11%
Bronze
7.25 Jan
35% Mar
*
Cement
625
9,997
£1
(John)
International
250
38%;;, 39%
common..*
100
preferred
Industrial Acceptance Corp
S4.5C preferred
lniand
'
52
38
Canadian
53
62%
46
Jan
46%
31%
47%
61
•
:
Feb
May
39
50
13%
Apr
■8(1
62
"
5
1
1-
Corp
Jan
>
41
Jan
45%
Belding-Corticelli Limited common.—1*
7%
preferred
-100
Brown Company
1
60
50
Mining
Ray
July
100
Low
Par
80
115
61
43
/.■
:
Jan
44
*
:
'
Mar
80
$2.00 preferred
w
52
May
4,290
Last
May
9
42
40
Friday
7
29%
Feb
Apr
46'A
stocks
48
260
28
53%
Jan
Canadian Fond*
112
3,670
r
63%
Canadian Stock
61
9%
46%
53
58
60%
10
150
12 i
27
40
10
10
July
113% July
44
__
KUUILUOJU
Ajtct
124
•
•
pfd
10,
Jan
26%
4,720
54
•
Co Ltd
Alabastlne
2nd
Ountil
bKlttJU
54%
—3
.
o
Great Lakes Paper
Holt Renfrew
a8%
—-100
Bakerie.-
General
GfciAfcral Steel
Jan
Mar
a8%
preferred
Gectial
27
7
27
Jun
no
July
100% July
105% Feb
May
375
Apr
7.50
Feb
255
Jun
15 % Mar
Feo
100
Jun
7.40
Jan
104% 104%
104 %
•
Jun
25
203
4.35
14% Jan
100 100%
IIoo
common
Mar
2,440
114
40
18,250
Jan
Jun
33%
114
Feb
45
7.40
15%
Jan
Jun
112% 113%
32
39%
15
•
61% May
16% May
17%
4,175
51
52% Jun
6.80
Sale Price
32
Feb
Jan
7.10
Royal
Jun
24%
2,855
'2,685
1
32%-
6
39%
Jun
Jun
43
41%
15 %
•
(Geo) common
Limited
National Trust
30% July
July
970
634
25
150
5,286)
30
50
*
.
Fbiocui
50
52%
47
Commerce
Jau
35%
247/b Mar
49
20% Feb
Imperial
8% Feb
Jan,
29
27%
Players oanaman oorp.
i
Foundation Co of Canada common.—*
Products
24
6% Mar
2,330
20
—i
Electrclux
Enamel
&
28
33';
50
.
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Jan
50
——
Canadienne
Jun
30
Sec
May
37
51
Nova Scotia
Jun
10
29%
ltd
Canada
of
Jan
18
275
a
:
Montreal
Jan
28%
2,510
27
1,912
45
Bank*—
Feb
17%
1,290
7$.
32 %
May
650
19%
49
__
Preferred
41% Mar
lbfs May
100
7
32%
Dominion Textile common
July
104%
Feb
8,595
'
24
29
28
19
•
Corp
Cotton
4%%
'
7,492
Apr
Jan
28
Feb
33%
'
Red
Jun
13
Apr
17 % Mar
975
Jan
30
19%
•
Ltd
Leaseholds
Zellers
23 %
11 %
20
^
■3
•
s.
Dominion Tar A Chemical common
•
Apr
156
Jan
•
Gooderham 6c Worts
Weston
May
11
a__
' Apr
18% Mar
30
100
104% io4>;
*
Ltd
123
36
Jun
40%
a--
'
6,505
a
36
•
Dominion steel A Coal
Dominion
28
•
com.
12%
7% Mar
40
4,015
49
July
27
•
Steel
-
24% ■'
a
-———-100
common..
55
a2.*j|
305
'5
38 %
23
•
Demnuon
all
a2.70
*
—i
Seagram*
Feb
150
*
Oils
Western
•
45
80
225
27%
-
Canada Power
Stores
Jun
39%
"16
"
■
430
150
29%
Feb
10
May
Jun
49
High
150
_
Steel Co of Canada common.
16%
795
certificates—
trust
Southern
Jan
26%
255
*
Apr
Low
27%
27%
•
July
47% Mar
1
Jan.
Range since
High
48%
150
•
Co
26
Jan
29
•
49
100
Ltd
Southam
15
*
Co
Seal
6c
Simpsons
7%
—*
B
Cork
Voting
Jun
30
clati A
Class
Jun
575
n
com_
common
Shares
45
11
35%
1,435
J)
Enterprises
Canada
preferred
Breweries
Jan
17% Mar
(B
7%
Sicks'
Jan
28%
6,116
•
Mining 64 omeltlng
Consumers
Glass
Feb
of
Williams
Sherwin
Jun
*
3
i
6,728
Equipment
coiit-oi
25
106
for Week
Lew
*
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
a__
•
Farm
Cro.wn
Jan
10
pfd
Vlckers
rnrirBhutt
Corby?
Jan
105
a__
25
Railway
Canadian
Combined
17
5
100
Pacific
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
Last
Sale Price
1
High
100
a 105
105%
rit.R
\Aj
Canadian
Range since Jan,
1,210
a
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
100
100
8
for Week
com
__
JULY
Sales
West's
Last
STOCKS
May
1.54
90c
Jan
26c
13 %c Mav
23c
,
Jan
Jun
Apr
July
Jan
2.30 May
2.95
Jan
12c
Mar
55c
Jun
3c
Mar
25c
July
Jan
15% July
4.20 May
4.75 May
10
38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(146)
.
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
r-A
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
*
Low
Par
1
Ltd
A
Miucj Ltd(Dunsmuir) Ltd
I
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd-—
Cab-Met Exploratioas Ltd——.— ~1
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
—
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd— III
Cassiar Asbestos Corporation Ltd—
Mines
Uranium
Calumet
oauipuell
Collieries
Dev
Ltd-—-----
;
■
Ltd——
Zinc
&
Ltd
Dominion
Metals
East
Metal
Uranium
Fontana
Mines
Froblshar
Golden
Cui-Por
14,200
80c
Mar
5,000
PhllUDS
Oil
21,900
45c
Feb
81c
May
Quebec
Oils
9%c
14c
44,700
4%c Jan
18c
Mar
United
Oils
10,400
Jun
15%
Jun
2.24 July
2.44
Jun
West
7c
Apr
Wilrich
13
14%
2.24
2.24
100
4c
6c
17,000
1.45
1.55
2,500
44c
44c
5,000
15%
'■
6.35
6.40
300
1.28
1.42
14,200
2.95
2.91
3.00
9,700
45c
40c
45c
17,800
29
29%
1,900
3.50
13.800
6c
4.80
5.15
22,875
82c
,82c
3,000
2.05
2.05
--
35c
30 %c
32 %c
100
13,700
23%
23%
23%
4,735
1.65
1.65
1.65
500
57c
53c
15,600
30c
33c
1,400
51c
51c
750
7 Vac
9c
23,500
16
16%
525
32c
trust
8c
Ltd
16'/a
Ltd-
.
70c
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Labrador
Zinc
Explor
Mining &
Uranium
Meta
MIt
Corp
Mogador
New
Alger
New
Pacific
Santiago
New
New
Vinray
Normetal
Mining
O'Erien
Gold
Ooemiska
Orchan
Pacific
Panel
2.95
Apr
90
July
1.40 July
25 Vi July
41c
Jan
1.05
1,790
80c
Jan
2.70 May
3c
Feb
2.55
2.19
62c
7c
32c
32c
52c
12c
36c
7,000
9c
19c
5,900
63c
17c
2,100
-
7,000
1,500
i
14.500
4,500
Feb
9c
Apr
May
2.75
Jun
Apr
87c
2.41
Jan
1.80
17c
Feb
69c
Jun
5%c
Jun
11c
31c
Jan
72c
Apr
14 %c Mar
19c
July
21c
Mar
Jun
51c
Jun
9c
9c
2.000
9c
July
9c
July
52c
•
61c
12,000
52c
61c
July
12c
12c
1,000
12c
July
July
2.00
2.00
2.25
21,250
79c
Feb
2.50 May
8 Vac
8c
8%c
24.250
3%c
Jan
10c
.
23 Vic Feb
May
00c
60c 60
%c
5,000
38c
May
77c
18c
18c
24c
158,250
3c
Feb
24c
July
5.00
Jun
Jan
5.00
5.00
1,000
30c
?«c
39c
47.100
15c
Jan
41c
Apr
62c
62c
1,000
57c
Mar
65c
Mar
6.00
5.95
6.15
1.3U0
1
2iC
17c
1
21c
3.50
Jan
2.35
Jan
6.25
Cons
ivmies
Goldfields
14 %c
July
95c
86,100
70c
May
1.32
Jun
2.60
26,300
1.45 May
2.99
Jun
2.70
Ltd
2.45
56,050
6.10
Ltd—
5.95
825
5.57 Feb
7 Vic Mar
11c
Mining Co
10c
2,000
10c
;
Pronto Uranium Mines Ltd
10c
105,000
]
12
Copper Corp Ltd
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.l
Quebec Lithium Corp
l
Ltd
3,700
62c
58c
57,900
3.75
QUeoec Chlbougamau Uoia Fields Ltd-i
Quebec
Mines
16c
1,000
1.00
i
Ltd——
Dredging
3,000
Jan
3.65
9,200
9%c
4,000
10c
14 %
460
1.65
Jun
2c
Jan
7.70
24c
Apr
14%c July
2.90
July
7.05
Apr
12c
Jan
14%c
Jun
Apr
12 Vi
Jun
Feb
20c
80c
Apr
1.10
Jan
9c
Jan
bV4 Mar
5.05 May
14c
Apr
18
Apr
l
1.00
Jan
1.03
July
»
4.25
600
3.75
Apr
4.25
Jun
___l
2.40
7,000
1.20
Jan
2.65
Jun
& Refining Ltd—___.l
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
1
18c
179.600
9c
Jan
22c
July
10c
160,500
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
Quebec
Metallurgical
Quebec
Nickel
.
:
Ltd
Corp
Quebec Smelting
Quemont
Radiore
Mining
Corp
Uranium
Rayrock
Mines
Ltd
Mines
*
Ltd
Mines
Rix-Athabasca
Uranium
Ltd
Gold Fields Ltd
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd
Sullivan
Cons
I'obrit
Ltd—
Valor
Mine*
Mines
l
Waite
Oil
Mines
Ltd
Jan
Jan
15c
Apr
16c
Jan
68c
May
Jan
12% July
7.25
5.15
Jan
9.00
July
8.10 Mar
Mines
7c
Jan
18c
Mar
10c
Jun
18c
Apr
4
Feb
40c
Apr
Vic
1.20 Mar
1.45
Jan
10c
Jan
21c
Apr
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
Jan
7.50
l
69c
271,600
_l
5,200
3,300
I"
Corp
36,500
Ltd——
400
,
Feb
65c
Jun
21 %
Jan
1.80 Mar
69c
Jan
2.15
37
Ltd
Ltd
...
■
Anglo-Canadian
Selburn
Oil
Oils
&
Co
&
1.80
Apr
14 Vi
Jun
12
Jan
Jan
46Vic May
103,500
4 Vic
Jan
13Vic M«r
i
350,100
2 Vic
Jan
20c
2.05
Jan
3.45
July
i
*
25c
$
Devonian
V
1
footnotes
see
page
25c
2,000
28c
1.000
25c
25c
July
Apr
41.
5.80
6.00
1,600
4.65
Jun
10%
10%
11%
3,200
7.15
Jan
1.60
25c
For
25c
28c
5.90
—1
Refining-.
—2
Canadian
May
1.54
2.20
22.111
70C
6,900
68c
65c
1.22 May
buc
Apr
32c
common
Low
Petroleums
Alberta
32%
34
26
Jan
26%
460
25%
Jan
12%
12%
2,500
8%
Jan
14c
14c
16c
14,800
11c
Jan
18c
Jun
17 %c
17c
19c
6,850
14c
Jun
20c
May
7%
8
550
Feb
8
°
90c
12,000
58c
Mar
1.01
Jun
60c
17,300
50c
Jun
63 %c
Feb
1.00
86c
22,585
78c
Mar
25c
22c
27c
8,400
20c
Jun
2.25
2.35
7,600
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.70
1.70
700
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
33c
ctfs
;
*
36c
3,525
1
22 %
22%
24
12,385
101
100%
101
1,600
12%c
12 VaC 13 %c
1,840
Canada
of
1st
50c
8%
42c
6.25
12
2.20
Jan
Jun
July
14
Jun
Apr
74%
74
79
3,275
49
Jan
83
Jun
107%
105
111
6,632
69%
Jan
111
July
26%
26%
26%
400
26
Feb
27
45
106
May
July
109%
Jun
70c
Jun
Jun
2.00
Feb
1.35
Jun
100
Mines
64c
50c
65c
68,330
•
1.14
1.05
1.16
64,224
50c
Petroleums
Leduc
1.23
1.18
1.25
10,980
98c
Jan
:L—
11c
10%c ll%c
95,700
10c
Jun
Ltd
Nepheline
July
(expire
class
108% 108'/a
1
—
15)_
5
A——
20c
8.15
8.00
1
Petroleums
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
•
.
•
3.30
3,800
50c
1.05
6.75 May
v3.00
9.00 Mar
3.75
9%c
9 VaC
2,500
5c
Jan
16c
Mar
14%
14%
1,650
13%
Jun
19%
Feb
6.20
Jun
5.55
6.00
13
13%
2,615
1.40
63c
1.50
1,166,945
22,800
18,455
4.70 Mar
7c
9c
3%c
Jan
Corp
*
•
•
•
85c
85c
200
85c
Jan
Mines
1
57c
57c
68c
8,800
45c
Jan
80c
•
50
1
24%
22%
24%
5,767
20%
Feb
26
Apr
57%
57%
58%
462
Apr
60
Jun
12c
11%C
13c
22,300
10c
May
41c
Feb
Anglo-Huronian
—
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Consolidated
Apex
Arcan
Argus
Corp
♦2.40
common
pfd class A
2nd
conv
Arjon
Gold
Ascot
Metals
8c
•
Jan
52 %
13% Mar
Mar
13
38c
1.50 July
9%c
1.25
19c
Jan
72c
July
1
66c
51c
72c
2,262,920
10
15
14%
15
1,205
13% Mar
15%
Jun
*
17
16%
17%
1,925
13% Mar
18%
Jun
Atlas
Yellowknife
1
12 %c
15c
3,025
lie
Corp
class
Hardware
B
37c
46c
245,875
6%c
Jan
11c
11c.
11c
500
7%c
Jan
15c
Apr
1
30c
30c 33VaC
27,867
16c
Jan
38c
Jun
1
12c
lie
12c
29,500
11c
July
18 %c
Apr
1
2.20
2.16
2.20
983
*
1.00
1.00
1.00
25
1
12c
lie
14c
1
1
14c
12 %c
14c
10%
10%
11 %
3,455
6.75
50c
1.94
1.94
2.20
9,270
1.94
29 VaC
May
1
Mines
Aumacho
River
Aumaque
Gold
Aunor
class
Fabric
Avillabona
B
Mines
—
Ltd
.
Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil As Gas class A
Oils
Banff
of
Bank
of
Barnat
Base
Metals
Baska
Bata
Mining
Uranium
&
Ltd-
"A"
Mining
class
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines
Beaver
Lumber
—a
Ltd
Lodge
Beaver
Bell
Corp
Mining
Bicroft
Black
Rock
Bobjo
36c
8c
22,800
2,500
53
6,312
41% May
53
60%
57
60 %
1,580
52 '/a ' Apr
60% July
6%c Jan
49c
12 %c
Bordulac
1.08
1.14
26,700
1.65
1.45
1.75
55,605
2.80
2.89
5,500
63c
62c
68c
31,970
30c
Jan
97c
Mar
68c
68c
77c
92,350
39c
Jan
93c
Apr
18c
25,950
14c
16 %c
1.08
16c
11
11
11
40
2.38
2.30
2.55
73,700
1.05
Jun
20c
Jan
11
Jan
2.95
July
Apr
1.00
July
20c
1.00
2,565
20c
July
20c
1.00
12,725
20c
July
63
111
1
*
1
■"—*
74c
54c
80c
217.297
7
7
7%
1,225
3.25
3.25
3.40
5,400
95c
82c
1.00
87,400
23%
24
385
1
23
58
%
25c
7
1.00 July
Jan
64
Jan
80c
Apr
3.00 May
45c
Jan
17
Mar
8%
6.20
80c
Jun
1.90
1.90
100
1.75
Apr
2.14
Feb
3.00
3.00
1,000
2.00
Apr
3.00
July
7.30
Feb
Jan
Apr
1.00 July
25
Jun
60c
68c
31,375
35c
Feb
95c
Jun
50
49%
50
12,047
45 %
Jan
50
Jun
2.10
2.15
1,300
2.00 May
2.26
Apr
May
27c
26c
32c
38,772
21c
Feb
70 %c
70C
75c
23,765
70c
3c
2c
6c
132,935
2c
July
July
17c
Jun
1
14c
11 %c
14c
155.900
10c
Jan
15c
Apr
Mines
.—1
3.80
3.60
4.20
105,924
10%C
9 %c
12c
201,100
Ltd
—1
•
3.30
3.05
3.50
41,675
Uran
pfd
_—
Cerium
Gold
Mines
1.80 May
6c
Jan
1.80 Mar
52c
1.05
4.20
Jun
Jun
12c July
3.80
Jun
39
40 %
—1
2.53
2.50
2.58
25.600
1
52 c
45c
59c
667.370
24c
Mar
59c
July
1
18%C
16c 19 Vac
65,900
13c
May
24c
Jan
13c
28,500
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
50
—
—
75
1
—
15c
Gairdner &
60 Wall Street, New
35
Jan
2.20 May
40% July
2.90
Company Inc.
York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall-, 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
American Stock Exchange
Jan
18%
Apr
Jun
July
62c
Montreal Stock Exchange
5.85
Jan
Apr
10
62%
——
Apr
70c
63
*
Jan
1.75 July
3.05
Feb
1.00
60c
2.10
1.30 Mar
2.33
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
600
Apr
2.85
Vancouver Stock Exchange
3,500
Mar
July
1
Mines.—
Mines
Bonville
Feb
•
Kirkland
Blue Ribbn
Jun
2.78
Ltd
Uranium
Bay
12%
31c
(expire July 29)
Yukon
Jan
Jan
July
Jan
Mines
Mines
Rights
Btbls
19c
47%
1
Quebec
Gamma
Beta
Blue
common
Telephone
Bevcon
May
•
A
Beattle-Duquesne
Belcher
12c
—-a—
Power
Belleterre
18.000
Jun
7%c-
—-—-
warrants
Batburst
15c
*
B
warrants
"B"
Jun
A
class
Innes
Batnurst
s
Mines
Petroleums
Bates
9%c
•
—•
Ltd
Co
69,500
1.30
—*
•
Mines
Barymin
Jun
—-—1
1
Mines
Barvue
2.25 Mar
80c
10
__
Scotia
Nova
34c
July
50%
1
1
Consolidated
Montreal
Bank
2.00 Mar
46c
10
Bankeno Mines
Bankfield
38c
19 %c May
1
Atiln-Ruffner
Aubelle
Jun
Canadian Stock Exchange
17
Jan
Steels
Toronto Stock Exchange
6.75
Apr
Jan
Atlas
Ashdown
Jun
17
Feb
26,556
9%c
'•
Jun
6.75
Jun
3.60
5.85
Jan
15c
Jun
3.30
Jun
17
Feb
25
104
Jan
Far
25
pfd
Lead
Area
Jan
lz%
Jan
•
preferred
Anchor
28c
97
1.80 May
38c
*
Co
Oil
85c
-100
——
Ltd
Ltd
Amurex
Jan
84c
54c
2.25
Steel
Anacon
Jun
84c
Warrants
Rights
Jun
•
Mines
Amwlcan
Jun
13
55c
—-—
Cons—
American
7%
35
27
.
'—•
—
Pacific
Aluminum
7%
2,743
1
Debentures
Algoma
1
High
,
26 %
com
Uranium
Aigom
Low
12%
:
'
Distillers
trust
Jan.
Range since
High
•
Warrants
Voting
Shares
32%
Knife—
Yellow
Albermont
Alberta
for Week
Range
26%
Petroleums
Ajax
Akaltcho
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Jun
6.75
14 Vb May
May
Exchange
July
23,000
39,500
Ltd
Gas
July
80c
79c
Apr
24c
1
*
Bonnyville Oil
24c
Jan
Funds
Gairdner &
warrants.
Mar
July
Stocks——
Petroleums
July
11c
47c
3.85 July
i
Products
'___
28c
July
6oc
;
Apr
2,100
4.80
Jan
Mar
1.79
Jun
II
l
IIIIII»
Ltd
Mines
:
Albermont
Bailey
July
4.75
300
Ltd
Mineral
Willroy
42c
Apr
1,500
Mines
Mining
Westville
July
1.90
3Vic
2,600
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell
Jun
19,500
Corp Ltd
Mines
Amulet
Weedon
20c
Jan
6c
1,000
Ltd
vfrvlnta
Feb
1.34
25,500
Montauban
ViolaMac
2 Vic
17,000
Ltd
l.i,u
Ltd
Lithium
Ventures
Jun
1,400
__
GoldFields
Asbestos
United
Apr
5.40
5,000
Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen
3.55
55,900
l
Mines Ltd
Silver
United
Feb
Jan
9,054
1
1.65
16c
•
Oil
&
Agnew-Surpass
Bidgood
Mines
Tiblemont
1.07
26% July
61,500
i
Ltd
Mines
Jan
82c
458,234
1
Lid™
Mines
20%
300
*
Ltd
87c
42,300
1
i
Mines.
Mines
Iron
Tache Lake
^fazin
Gold
Gold
Rock
4,800
4,200
•
Mines
Royran
Steep
500
\
Red Crest Gold
Standard
25
1
Ltd
SomarDuvernav
1,000
12% July
1.00 May
•
25
Paper common
common
Jun
14 %c
1
Gas
Auto
2.60
Ltd
10'% Mar
2,000
4,000
Jun
1.50
4,000
—
Manitou
Jun
5.00
Ltd
Uranium
Pato
Quebec
Apr
1.05
Ltd.i
wueoec)
Mines
Uranium Mines
Perchcourt
63c
1
Mines
Pater
Pitt Gold
Jan
Par
preferred
2nd
Mar
&
Power
4% %
Amanda
5.15 Mar
28,350
54c
Abltibl
Apr
Jan
24c
60c
Last
•V"•
Apr
1.35 Mar
24c
Friday
16c
67'/a May
t>OC
59c
Sale Price
24Vic
1.95
2.15
10,200
6uc
24c
.——-1
STOCKS
Jan
3.25 'Jan
•
Ltd
Ltd
Canadian
5 %c
1
Ltd
Corp
Gold
18% May
1
Ltd.
Gold
__—
Jan
6%c
2.40
Vtc
.•
Limited
Toronto Stock
Jan
6c
2.19
Feb
1
Co
Petroleums
8c
60c
80c
1.12
Ashley
Aluminium
•
Ltd
Mines
Consol
Pardee
Apr
50o
Ltd
Copper Minett
Eastern
July
1.80
1
Ltd
Lta„
Uranium
70c
31c
250
I
Oils Ltd
&
Mines
(1945;
Feb
Apr
May
July
333,750
•
1
Co
Mines
Mines
Obalskl
52 Vic
9Ytc Jan
1.50
19c
Ltd—_—
Mines
Thurbois
12c
85%
55c
Asbestos
Coal
May
17
94c
7%c
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
New
Jun
37c
Feb
16%
3,000
*
Jun
70c
Jan
55c
1.79
Acme
2.85 Mar
July
84 %
950
25
4c
Jan
100,700
1.67
Jan
78c
51c
Jan
1.40
Jun
1
1.80
Ltd
Mines
Gold
22 Vac Mar
43c
25 %
7%c
Acadia-Uranlum
Apr
46c
2,550
Apr
2.10
July
9.10
4,700
10c
Acadla-Atlantlc
7c
70
7,900
1.10
8c
July
34c
16c
1.05
5.15 July
82c
Jan
500
22%
I
Jan
54,600
Ltd
Mines
Marlon
Jan
..
7c
16
12%
1.00
8c
__
Jun
2%c
66,400
.
Fortune
New
38c
12 %
1.00
Jun
3.50
9%c May
78 %c
Ltd.
Ltd
Mines
May
91c
2.45
Mines
Uranium
Lafayette
15 % Mar
1.61
12'A
Limited
Jun
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
May
47c
—1
New
New Jason
21c
3.10 Mar
Jun
1
Ltd
Mines
Goldvue
Feb
2.45
■
1.21
Canada
01
Mines
1.90
2.45
.
25%
•
Ltd
LaBine
Jan
1.38
Ltd
Canada
Corp
38c
3.85 Mar
84'/a
Ltd
New
New
1,700
3.30
53c
Jan
70c
1.55
Jan
Apr
30
Jan
2c
75c
Mines
Mines
Creek
New
341,000
4.20
V '
Ltd.
Mines
Mining
of
Molybdenite
Ilesbitt
18c
3.90
44c
Monpas Mines Ltd
Nama
13%c
3.90
Mining Corp Ltd—________
Uranium
ng
1,000
,L
Mclntyre-Porcuplne
Island
1.065
17 %c
Ltd——
Ltd
Mines
Maritimes
Merrill
1
500
67,500
17'/2
17
•••„
Goldfields Ltd
Louvlcourt
Mackeno
Mines
70c
28c
^
14%c 14 %c
Ltd—1
Co
Lafayette Asbestos Mines LtdLlngside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lorado
19 VaC
25 Vac
Ltd
Mines
Feb
Jan
1.85
Apr
2.29
1.50 May
24%c Feb
3,000
82c
«
3.50
5 VaC
it.vO
Hi
3.35
5 %c
2.10
7.25
Feb
22
1.08
100
1
Mat-
Jan
72c
2,000
1
July
5.00
1.25
2.49
—1
Apr
53c
—
1.25
2.49
Development
Oil
Wdsiourne
Jun
July
1
—
Ltd
Co
July
1.97
Ltd—40c
Oil
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
12
1.40
May
July
'
Keymet
49c
48c
9,500
Kontiki
21Vac Mar
82,400
175,700
Mines
Ltd—
Dominion
__
12
3.45 Apr
53c
5c
Gold
Jan
48c
34c
Exploration Ltd
Yukon Mines
40c
49c
4c
Kerr-Addison
Feb
Apr
18
28c
Kenmayo
2.10
2%c
July
Sec
55c
Jaye
1.07
2.29
Feb
33c
voting
Feb
Feb
53c
Jun
•
Ltd
2.00
&
15c
Ltd
Mines
Jan
1.07
4%c
Jardun
1.80
2.28
Mines
Mines
400
51c
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Uranium
2.00
Oils
15%
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Jaculet
2.00
Bristol
100
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
I*o
Jan
British
9,700
—I
Ltd
Feb
1.18
New
24c
Ltd-
Metals
Feb
1.45
New
15%
—i
Ltd—
7.80
400
Apr
21c
—_
Mines
2,130
1.00
Apr
Jan
15,900
2.28
1.95
Feb
33c
July
1.40
Mar
2Ac
Jun
6.30 July
1.83
25
15c
16c
1.75
51c
Jan
1.40
9'/a
July
3,000
Apr
Apr
3.75
1.70
Kroy
7V2c Jan
18c
1.18
27c
11%
Ltd—%
Co
Jasper
Apr
9.90 May
1,400
1.80
Apr
6%c
Jan
166,500
16c
17c
200
4oc
6.30
11 Vi
Home
58c
Jan
9c
'
-1
1.65
36C
1
High
*
Oil
Jun
Jan
2c
6.00
Low
5.80
41 Vac
•
Range since Jan.
High
Oil Corp
1
Oils Ltd ————
—♦
National Petroleums Corp Ltd——25c
3.85
22c
12,500
■
1
Ltd—
Ventures
Shares
1.65
*
Oil & Minerals inc
Petroleums Ltd
Oil
16,300
$ 27,000
—
Ltd
Mines
1.75 Mar
Ltd——
Producers
Rio
64,000
14c
•
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
9%
A-"'
Ltd—_ —.1
Mines
Manitou
39,700
'
9%c
A'—■
•.-1
(1945)
Gold
3.75
Del
4 %C
1.40
—
Limited
Lake
God's
Gaspe
1
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday
Apr
Jun'
Mar
24c
—
Ltd
Mines
2.74
55c
1
.
Ltd
Mines
Corp Ltd
Refining Co
Smelting
Fab
1.25
■
~-l
Asbestos
Copper Co
Ltd
Sullivan Mines Ltd
Eastern
70,700
4c
Ltd—
Duvan
East
1.75
>13%
V''I';
Mines
Federated
9c
—1
Mines
Minerals Ltd
Dome
£<uipire
Jun
10c
13c
1
'■
Delta
Jun
13%
Jan
9c
'■
Lead
11%
May
'
Mines—
Iron
Fenimore
Explorations
Coulee
Jan
8.65
29c 31 %c
52c
Conro
Cortez
4.20
25c
I or Week
Low
' Par
v
700
13c
■
Development Corp —
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd- —1
1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
!v
High
10,725
3.25
;•/, 1.07
Cmoougamau
ExpioreH ulu
Chimco Gold Mines Ltd—!——.— „1 '"V%
Consolidated
Low
Sales
Range
of Prices
24,900
3%c
9%
Last
1
11
29c
Week's
Friday
since Jan.
45c
3.75
'V
''"4 %c
8
STOCKS
Range
13%
1.74
.1
—
JULY
1.40
11
•
Co Ltd
Mining
&
Mines
ENDED
10%
39c
"
*
Cheskirk
Shares
High
38c
WEEK
13
I
—
(JtUDouguuiau
Canadian
Celta
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
for Week
(Associate)
Wire system to
all offices
Jun
Number 5445
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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39
.]
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED JULY 8
RANGE
Friday,
Week's
.
Last
STOCKS
Par
Petroleum
Brazilian
Traction
Ltd
Brilund
Mines
Petroleum
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
1
*
Jun
3.50
Apr
Consolidated
Denlson
Apr
2.10
1.36
Jan
Consolidated
Discovery
7%
8%
5,673
7%
17c
Jun
7%
98c
9% Mar
1.90
2.05
67,000
1.30
May
2.50
Apr
Consolidated
2.85
3.00
11,080
2.50
Jun
3.85
Jan
30%
29%
30%
I,950
14%
123,023
4.40
5.00
19,645
45c
43c
47c
16,698
62c
63c
5,696
—7
2.12
2.12
2.25
23,118
_1
17c
Crest.
25%
Apr
30% July
Consolidated
Gillies
92%
9,114
Jan
96 % May
Consolidated
Golden
53 %
Jun.
Consolidated
Guayami
Jun
Consolidated
Balliwell
Jan
54 % Mar
Consolidated
Howey
13%; Jun
95
52
52%
105
104%
105
325
103
Apr
53%
53%
475
52
13
13
13%
7,150
17 Va
17%
53%
23c
12%
4.40
21c
May
2.10
'
I
High "
Jah
36c
,
Jan
15%
Jun
2.60 Mar
5.00
July
35c
Jun
75c
Feb
40c
Jan,'
81c.
Mai,
"
95
52
21c
13 Va
.—I
Consol Fenlmere Iron Mines
Jan.
Low
62c
1.95
since
Range
High
1
—
3.00
pfd—100
,!
50
100
:
50
Shares
1
Consolidated Dragon 041
East
for Week
Low
1
Mines
•
___—
4%'A
Apr
Consolidated Cordasun
1.05:
900
Par
High
5%c Mar
.
1,378
Sale Price
1
British Columbia Electric. 4%
4%%
11,100
2.90
Range
of Prices
1 ast
1
1
OH
British .American
Jan.
Low
1.05
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-
Britalta
'2.70
1
STOCKS
since
Range
High
10c 10% c
2.70
Bralorne Mines
■*
Low
1
Boymar
Shares
Sales
Week's
Friday.
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Bralsaman
Sales
Range
40
"
Lake
> 16c,
17 c.
15,500
60c
75c
16,750
25c
£7c
3,000
—_1
49c
58c
I
5.00
5.30
Mines
Arrow
.1
:
"
50 % May
106
1.95 May.
-
_1
27c
-
196,208
2.65
lOVaC Jan
Jail
19%c Mar
23c
Jan
75c
24 VaC
Jun.
34c
23c
"
Jan
2.80
29,820
Juiy
Feb
Feb
1.00
Jan
3.50 Juiy
*
British
Columbia
British
Clumbia
Class
•
Products
Foreal
Packers
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone Co
Broulan
Brunsman
Apr
18%
Jun
Consolidated
12
Apr
15%
Jun
Consolidated Morrison
33%
1,662
24% May
33
Jun
Consolidated
Mosher
1
18;
49%
'435
43%
Jan
50 %
Jun
Consolidated
Negus
1.43
8,050
1.20
Jun
1.75
Jan
Consolidated
9%c
8%C
9%C
11,350
7c
Jan
Apr
Consolidated
12 %c
14c
126,544
9c
May
24c
Apr
Consolidated
25 %c
29c
34,500
18c
Feb
35c
May
13%
15%
3,265
Feb
16
83c
80c
85c
23,500
64c
28,000
5%c
Mining
Uranium
Algoma
Jun
49c
85c
80c
85c
4,425
60c
Feb
95c
57c
50 %c
64c
217,906
4lc
May
70c
Apr
58 Vac
50c
62c
304,873
Jan
62c
Jun
1.25
1.50
—i
;
16c
Northland Mines.
1
1.38
_1
Orlac
1
9.75
Consolidated Peak
Oils
Consolidated
Quebec
1.40 Mar
May
Jun
Consolidated
:
Ranwick
8 %c
7%c
9c
77 Vac
77c
80c
145,550
60c
Jan
80c
Jun
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Buffalo
Canadian
18c
20c
38,700
l3c
Feb
38c
Apr
Consolidated
Buffalo
Red
ll%c 14%c
54,400
4%c
Jan
25c
Building
20c
1
14c
Apr
44%
360
42%
Feb
46%
Apr
23,500
8%c
Feb
17c
Apr
19c
21c
13,700
19c
July
87c
Mar
28
28
25
*
.
13
12%
13%
3,148
class
Calgary
&
8%
8%
8%
275
17
16%
17%
7,794
1
38c
38c
43c
70,190
17c
17c
17c
1
5.95
5.75
-1
1
"A"
*
-1
•
Burrard
10%
10%
—
Callinan
Plin
Calnorth
Oils
Plon
Consolidated
Consumers
Jan
29% Mar
Campbell
Chibougamau
Jun
13% July
Copper
Campbell
7%
Jan
B
Canada Cement
44,700
45c
Jan
2.62
July
70c
80c
8% July
10
23
22%
23%
4,450
•
1
•
•
*
5.85
5.85
6.20
10,860
2.95
Jan
1.63
1.88
205,530
1.10
Jun
1.88
16 %c
14 %c 19%c
98,960
18
18
18%
3,835
16%
16%
17
585
*
12
12
12%
880
11
13
1
1.36
1.35
1.55
46,550
35c
Jan
16c
11c 16 %c
7,500
9c
Jan
4.75
200
'4.20
Feb
_
Exploration
;
Cliff Consol Mining
Copper-Man
4.15
Apr
Craig
4
39%
39%
40
1,584
31
31%
432
13%
13%
14
1,825
9
14%
14%
100
13
28%
29
1,445
22%
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
Feb
3.90
Jun
Lead
Mining
Bit
Crwn
:i
Mines
4.75
10c
9'Ac
9%c
1
60c
20
50c
Feb
Crowpat
Minerals
Crows
Nest
Apr
32'%
Feb
Crown
Zellerbach
Feb
14
Jun
Cusco
Mines
Feb
15
Jun
July
Jan
July
11c
Jan
16%
Jan
19%
Jun
16'A May
17%
Jun
3,055
19%c July
Mar
7c
Apr
3.35
Apr
20c
Jun
5.25
Mar
Jun
10'Ac May
26
22
26
985
1
28c
27 Vac
28c
5,300
24 %c
May
133
140
110
105%
Jan
140
Jan
82
18
Apr
26
July
Jan
29 %
Jun
23%
10
Trust
July
43% Mar
60
37% May
30
i;
-
Crestaurum
1
6.75 May
1.78
Gas
33,154
7.10 July
July
10,275
11
48c
Jun
4.75
50,215
1
5m %
1.22
May
1.04
Cournor
10
May
2.05 Mar
1.00
4.75
Jan
2,100
4.80
95c
Apr
455,106
Jan
4.00
4.90
60
Feb
96c
6.070
3.75
Feb
9c
2.04
4.75
6.20
8.05
60c
•
Coulee
Jun
30,856 "•
1
Jan
60
Jan
•
29c
3.20
•
2.62
Petroleum
West
13 %c
7.10
Stone—
Cut
&
Apr
2.10
26,260
6,400
60
20
Crushed
1.90
233,474
Apr
3.70
Preferred
Jan
36c
55c
7.10
com
45c
4.80
(H) Dist voting
Non-voting class B
Cosmos Imperial Mills
•
preferred
2,900
30c
Jun
1
Exploration
Bread
Canada
Mar
1.50
4.30
18%
—50
Lake
Red
Can-Met
July
80c
13% May
14 %c Feb
11%
1.50
33c
Conwest
12%
6.50
23c
V '■*" 18c
4.75
Sudbury
25
Jan
July
1
;
Corby
Edmonton
Mar
8c
12c*'Apr
"
17,083
•
Basin Mines
Tungsten
Consolidated
/
46c
16,850
*
14
2.10
1
Sannorm
Consolidated
lie
*
Ltd
^pr
I
10c
10c
1
20c'
May
43%
_•
_
Steel
Co
&
16c
Consol
Hill
Burlington
Jan
20c
Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Jun.
May
"
1
—•
39%
,
1.25
1
1
-
3.50
Jan
13
14
•
2.50
Gold
Lake
2.00
244,943
8c 10 %c
9%c
1
—
Gold
Ankerite
Buffadison
Canada
Jan
30c
2
Mines
Buffalo
Calvan
29"
10,116
29,509
'
14
Mining
Brunswick
Burns
8,195
38c
"
Brunston
Bunker
3.50
38 Va
3.4c
Nicholson
13c
1
—
3.00
37'A
—i
Explor
!
49
jufl-
3.05
-37%
& smelting—
Mining
1.39
1.41
25 %c
Mines
•
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
•
1
Mines
Brunhurst
33
Jan
354
25
Mines
Reef
Buckles
•
8%
16 %
15%
32%
*
275
15%
class A
B
—
.
Coal
100
.
5
77%
77
77%
276
1
..
Ltd
33c
32c
37c
73,099
54
18c
35%c May
July
Jun
Jun
43c
May
-
Canada
Foils
Iron
Canada
4.
common
Foundry
10
28%
Assurance
10
168
168
170
120
127
Apr
Canada
Machinery
*
9%
10%
I,700
8
Mar
Canada
Malting
•
80
76
80
455
66
Jen
•
3.10
3.00
3.20
3,100
2.75
1.50
1.50
1.55
2,100
1.50
40
40
168
_*
36%
36
36 %
319
--20
87%
86
87%
525
83%
1.00
1.00
1.00
300
90c
1
3.80
3.90
2,400
2.05
Apr
4
30
31
131
20 %
Feb
Canada
Life
Canada
Oil
Lands
Warrants
Canada
._
Packers
Class
class
A
4
B
Canada Permanent
Canada
Southern
Canada
Mortgage
Oil
Southern
Canada SS
warrants
Pete
Lines common
—
Preferred
12.50
Canada Wire &
Cable class B
13V2
Jan
Del
37% Mar
40%
Jun
Detta
33
36%
Jan
Feo
Distillers
4.70
Juiy
Mar
235
12%
70
260
66
Jan
1.40 Mar
Maynnu
3.90 July
31
July
Jan
14
Mar
Mar
74
Admiral
Oil-
•
40c
Apr
60c
Atlantic
Oil
2
6.75
6.60
7.00
19,893
b.uO
Ayr
7.30
Canadian
Bank
20
44%
43%
46%
6,517
391/4
Jan
Jan
of
Commerce
Breweries
British
Canadian,
29%
28%
29%
8,262
25
Jan
30
Jun
31%
31 %
32
2,670
2K% May
32
July
lOo
72c
69c
Class
Empire Oils
Car
common
A
28,910
37%
36%
'37%
790
28%
28%
29
1.775
65c
Jun
2 MV,
Jan
39
Jun
19% May
29
Jun
20
Canadian
$1.75
74c
I
•
•
Canners
Canadian
Celanese
Colleries
Canadian
(Dunsmuir)
Decalta
29
213
21
22%
23
1,886
20
36%
36 Va
37%
2,050
33
•
Cellulose
&
28%
22%
25
.1
Chemical
Canadian
29
•
common—
preferred
Canadian
13%
13
14%
8,810
13
3
Canadian
Fairbanks
Food
Apr
37%
Jan
Jan
14% July
8.50 May
13%
Jun
74c
4,724
60c
Mar
89c
Feb
31c
32c
5,600
17c.
Apr
36c
Jun
1.90
1.90
2.05
80,757
25%
21%
25%
7,755
*
common
20%
20%
425
3.50
3.50
180
Electric
Homestead
10.50
50
Oils
10c
Canadian Hydro Carbons
68c
1.95
74c
10.50
5
2.02
7,837
1.95
*
8%
8%
8%
Canadian
Locomotive
*
28%
28%
29%
300
Canadian
Malartic
•
45c
45c
47c
6,150
Oils
Cos
3,680
1.76
1'
%
19
1.75
900
1.90
7%
20
36c
Stores
Apr
2.15
Feb
J^n
25% July
Mar
22 % Mar
Jan
4.10 Mar
Feb
Jun
Jun
Jan
Mar
1050 July
3.00
8%
Feb
Apr
31
Jun
61c
Apr
1.71
20,445
Jan
1.80
54,206
1.24
Jun
5,490
30 %
Apr
5.25
5.25
5.95
2,395
5.10
Jun
15%
15'A
16
2,045
22c
24c
20,900
28%
24%
28%
6,435
103 Va
104
25
102
•
com
22%
5,125
13
16%
17%
5,816
15%
*
39 %
38%
40
1,510
28%
•
13%
12%
13 Va
5,410
9"%
•
com
21%
16%
7 %
7
7%
1,600
7
2.00
2.00
300
43 %C
55c
158.630
Mines
1
50c
1.65
1.
Mines
lie
I
Amphl
East Malartic
Mines
Metals
Paper
Elder
El
Sol
2.25
6.50
1.39
1.26
1.41
23%
24%
921
17
Jan
25
Jun
178
177
178
108
167
Jan
178
preferred
100
90
Mar
96
Jun
Falconbrldge
11%
Jun
Famous
96
96
96
50
9%
Warrants
9%
9%
300
3.00
Jan
Fanny
Canadian
Oil & Gas
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
Pipelines
Canadian
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
&
Corp
70C
139,470
34%
II,706
24%
26 %
5,888
Petroleums
1
Oil
860
90%
90%
40
69
Mar
90% July
104
105
45
102
Feb
106 % May
36%
37%
2,325
29%
Jan
47% Mar
3.80
3.90
2,400
3.50
Jun
5.25
•
36%
_6c
Ltd
1.20
1
1
2.75
Corp
Ltd
9.25
1
Explorers
•
Patricia
1
1.15
2 70 July
Jun
2.90
2.071
75c
500
9.15
9.50
8 645
5.95
Jan
4.75
2,100
2.70
Jan
70c
5.30
3,550
2.04
2.25
12,300
90c
2.18
93c
5,000
70c
4.50
1.35
May
Jan
1.85
Jan
5.20
Jan
1.05
Jan
10
4.85
May
Jun
Jan
7.50 Mar
Jan
2.50
Jun
Jan
1.00
Oil
21c
20 %c
22c
48,970
14c
Jun
24c
Jan
8%c
8 %C
9c
3,000
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
23,000
25c
1
pfd
35c
28c
35c
•
1.90
1.90
2.05
18,850
6%
6%
250
10
Wines
•
Research
_50c
19%
5.00
20
484
4.80
5.05
34,095
Ltd
class
Kirkland
Petroleum
Federated
Flash
preferred.
Fasteners
Motor
Freiman
class
II,337
58c
July
30,700
45c
Mar
79,483
6%c
Jan
12c
Apr
lie
11c
12c
11,500
8c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
20c
20c
21c
10,500
18c
Mar
33c
Jan
43%
48'/a
325
1.13
48 %
1.01
26 %c
common
Apr
Jan
60c
Jan
1.57 May
2.05 Mar
6
Feb
7% Mar
15
Apr
3.35 Mar
20
5.40
July
Jun
Gas
5%
Mines
Chestervllle
Mines
Chib-Kayrand
59,000
35c
44,125
80c
84%
g3/4C
90c
50,000
1.95
2.00
80
84 %
140
9c 10 %c
46.200
6,800
Cody-Rico
Mines
;
,
7%
2.262
7 %c
Feb
4 9C
30,300
10c
Jan
7c
44,925
4 VbC
9%
1,200
37c
9 %
4.10
4.10
1,100
10%
*
National
Mines
1
Development
Consolidated
10%
350
3 05
1.80
3.45
12.721
•
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61c
75c
9,605
~1
53c
50c
55c
125.050
•
Corp
Ailenbee
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15c
17c
18c
14c
18c
Oil
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated
Hi
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Bakeries
For
Central
footnotes
Cadillac
see
•
page
I~~I
41.
Feb
Feb
9% July
3.25
8%
1.65
Jan
24%
Jun
29
Mar
650
25
Feb
29
May
July
1.80
3.30
3.75
244,000
2.38
34,625
42
42
200
26
Jan
43
Jun
30
30
30
210
29
Jan
31
,Fcb
14 %c
14c
16c
18,200
10c
Jan
6.05
5.80
6.30
30,272
10
10
100
Jan
1.72
Jan
3.60
Jan
7
2.25
74,880
128
1,114
810
7%c
7 Vac
7 Vac
1,600
33'A
33
34'A
1,375
97
97
15
90
4.95
4.75
5.20
213,463
72c
78c
5,075
60c
85 %
Jan
25
1.75
Jan
100
Jan
Jun
Apr
78c
25c
21c
Apr
7'A Mar
10
150
46,575
25c
1
lOc
9c 12 %C
24,550
4%c
Mar
Jan
19c
Jun
Mar
2.85 May
128
July
27%
Jun
13c
Apr
Feb
34%
Jun
Feb
97
|
3.90 Mar
Apr
Apr
5.20 July
95c
May
96
Jqly
1
•
96
1,245
18.800
32c
Feb
77c
Apr
60c
Mar
95c
Jun
95 c
90c
95c
46,000
32
33%
2,805
112
115
125
Ltd
16%
16%
17
9.670
8%
May
26%
1.675
Jan
33% July
Mar
115
Feb
9.80
Jan
18
Jun
7'A
Feb
110
General
Bakeries
1
*
General
Dynamics
3
54%
54 %
60
1,565
49
Mar
5
123%
107%
126
2.715
89
Mar
5.75
5.85
700
5.10
Jan
6.50
Jan
5.40
5.60
1.300
5.25
Jan
6.45
Jan
Geco
Mines
General
Petroleum
1
common
Steel
•
Giant
9%
——100
Wares
103 Va
common
Preferred,
Geneva
5.60
1
Class A
General
8 %
1
Yellowknife
Gold
Mines
18c
1
Lake
6.70
8%
8%
861
9%
9%
103 Va 104%
55
15c
20c
6.55
6.85
4.795
1.14
101
265.500
'27,200
Jun
May
Feb
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Apr
Jan
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Jan
Feb
July
47c
115
Apr
Jan
Apr
6.30
10
93
•
Jun
3.45 July
22 %c
Jan
18
Jun
8 Vac
45c
Apr
2.85 Mir
45c
93%
100
9% July
70c
12.600
10
60c
7%c
11%
Jan
159.804
34c
Apr
Jan
42c
jq
Jun
3.75
Jun
2.25
27%
common
30'A
3.45
preferred
Jun
14%c
40c
1.37
21c
4.20
Mar
_•
18% May
8'/2 Jan
Apr
42c
1
Consolidated Eellekeno
Consolidated
10%
_5
^
Mines
Feb
1.19
18.700
5 %C
Coniagas
7%
5,700
12o
7c
Coniaurum
84% July
1.35
38'/2c
21%
1,050
27
23%c Jan
11c
1
Conduits
Jan
8%c May
1.26
1
,
65
Jan
CoDDer
Petroleum
Jan
Jun
87 %c
YpJlowknlfe
Commonwealth
2.15
50c
Jan
n%c
9%
Jun
Feb
1
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July
15
400
Enterprises Ltd
Feb
1.09
2.56
72c
3,300
7%
70c
Jan
Jan
79c
7%
Jun
Mar
Apr
1.18
17%
Hill
46c
Jun
76c
Lake
Jan
Apr
82c
17%
•
16c
9,153
«_♦
Equip
1.36
Feb
97c
85c
l
common
Farm
Conro
67c
1.09
2.39
1
Corp
Willians
Cochrane-DunIod
Coldstream
28 %c
95c
195
50c
6,920
2.10
1
Mining
Cockshutt
Cnlnmaa
40c
5c
1.09
25
Corp
Consolidated
Combined
38c
29,100
2.17
_•
Cochenour
10c
1
Citra-Lartlc.
Coin
55c
9c
1
Chromium
Cobalt
40c
1
Ex Dior
Gold
Chrysler
9c
1
Copper
Chibougamau
Chimo
1
5,208
25'A
27
General Motors
Cheskirk
29%
26 Va
2.25
100
Power
Jan
Jan
24%
32%
Gatineau
July
28%
124
Exploration
of Alberta
|
Jun
27
2.20
Exploration
1.54
50c
Jan
25'A
27
Debentures
48 %
Jun
1,100
.100
•
preferred.
J)
Ltd
1.10
Feb
24,700
*
—•
common
79c
29%
Warrants
Gaitwln
32
1.30
28 %C 28%C
1.18
*
Gold
(A
Frobisher
May
65c
127
A
Co
Cos
Fraser
61
12c
2.25
Manufacturing
Francoeur
July
16% July
Jan
Jan
1.00
76c
Fleet
Ford
Foundation
6.00
Apr
8'A
58C
•'
20
1
•
20
•
*
A
Preferred
Federal
3.75
33
90c
Jan
1
Oils
Chemical
2.70
3,255
11 % July
1
~
Gold
Chateau-Gai
Jan
1.35
5.10
1
Porcupine
6%
4.50
—•
Leduc Oil
1.20
3A0 July
75c
1
Steel
Fargo
4
Central
Chatco
Faraday Uranium Mines
100
common
Central
Charter
Jan
Jun
26'A July
1.52 May
9%c
*
*
*
1
25c
Nickel
84c
600
Central
Chamberlain
17% Mar
Jan
11c
25c
-—
Grain
Jan
7.25
94c
25
1
Farmer
Oils
Mar
2.95
1
*
Players
Federal
18c
1
35 %
328,423
Producers
Centremaque
Jan
3.50
Trethewey
Central
Mar
11%
pfd
Gas
Asbestos
28
2.75
Gold
Cassiar
2.85
48c
10%
Williston
Natural
Castle
65c
33%
25%
Vlckers
Canadian
Cariboo
68c
33%
33%c
Utilities
Canso
1
25
preferred™10
Ltd
Prospect
Canadian
Canso
Reserves
Railway
Jan
Apr,
Jan
69c
3,371
July
4%
2.20
Mar
5c
5.00
2,000
6
60
24c
1
Warrants
23%
i;Jan
2.10 July
153,400
16%
Ltd
Equitable Life Insurance
Eureka
Corp
•
July
4,815
13%
Glacier
100
common
30
18,910
6.25
1
preferred
25
14,200
2.10
5 6'/a
Oils
8%
July
Jan
10%c 11 %c
Feb
2.75 Mar
Feb
16
Gold
Emerald
'
55c
1.02
5
Mines
Pen-Rey
8'A
32c*Mar
17 %c
60
Mines
Eldrich
El
Jun
Feb
29,025
20
—
Jun
13%
127,175
*
A
class
40
Jan
20c
Eastern Steel
Washing Machine
Feb
Mar
1.70
6.45
Jan
22'/a July
17% May
18%
2.11
-1
1
1
Mines
Sullivan
Apr
28% July
104'/a
Apr
2.00
125
30
Jun
July
18% Mar
34c
Mar
1.62
20c
1
Minerals
&
30
30
4
Brewery
May
5.95
May
21%
Jan
Jun
2.15
17% Mar
•
common
50c
Feb
15c
Jan
40% Mav
15% July
-
•
Chemical
1.10 May
1.18
33c
Feb
122,880
common
&
Textile
Eddy
15c
46c
Donalda
Easy
1.10
2.00
4
Eastern
1.25 Mar
39'A
Woollens
East
Jun
38
Dminion
East
80c
1.77
Coal
&
Dominion Tar
Dyno
500
39 %c
Magnesium
Steel
Oils
82c
38
100
Dominion
Duvex
May
July
1.80
Preferred
Dow
19c
1.61
1
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Feb
90c
1.70
Jan
4
common—
Products
Gen
Canadian
Jun
Apr
8%
29
25
*
Canadian
Canadian
8,156.
Jan
•
Petroleum
Dredee
Canadian
13%
Jan
31c
Devonian
Canadian
12%
1.75
•
common
Warrants
Canadian
46% July
2s
Preferred
Canadian
\
*
common
81c
500
39 Vac
Asbestos
Dominion
12,724
82c
-——*
Mines
May
55,250
2
2.50
(Western)
38c
1.05
1
Dominion
Canadian
Feb
Jan
25o
Seagrams
Dominion
11c
82,050
19c 21-VaC
1
Ltd
Exploration
Dome
1.04
1.05
1
Producers
Dominion
1.00
1.05
21c
Minerals
Dome
Jan
Canadian
4,316
Ltd
Mines
Rio
1.01
1
Ltd
Devon-Leduc
95
Jun
35c
-1
Mines
Mines
Gold Mines
2.75
13%
46c
Brewis
Horn
D'Eldona
Mar
Delnite
13%
45 %c
Decoursey
Deer
Canadian
46c
Feb
10% July
81
Jan
69
_*
200
30c
32c
1
1
Mines
D'Aragon
Direct Private Wires to
Canada
MMBaaa
9%
Jun
79% Mar
126
11
July
Jan
105% May
20c
J.in
7.85
Jan'
1.27 May
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
(148)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Low
Par
489,045
45c
571,700
Jun
63,450
12c
Mar
15 %C
—
15 %c
17c
39,700
10c
Feb
19c
2.80
49,790
Jan
2.80
July
1.00
1.17
58,350
45c
47c
136.530
18c
Feb
7c
8c
1.51
1.51
1.53
90
—50
54
54
54
100
—*
7%
_——
__
class A—____<
Mackay
Co
class
Bousquet
14c
16c
30,800
4.75
6.20
28,125
43 %
40%
2,925
6%
6%
0%
3.55
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Paper——_____
Utilities
Gas
6% May
8%
Jan
3.55
3.55
1,255
com
Warrants
i
13
47%
Jan
4.00 May
Apr
Plains
Great
Sweet
Great
West
Class
Coal
class
Gulf
24%
Jun
1.50 May
4.00
Apr
6%
18
___10
Trust
Gwillim
Lake
&
Brass
Rock
4.25
790
3
Jan
4%
65
24
Mar
28%
Jan
36c
Jun
62
Jun
1
30c
26 %C
32c
349,200
*
01
60
61
660
16
15c
38c
72c
255,860
10%
15
16c
20c
14,200
13c
14c
14c
.
18c
__
—♦
______
7
A
Gold
—-
Apr
Jun
July
24 %c
Jan
12%c Jan
23 %c
Pen
Jan
3.10
16c
•
20c
Apr
105,400
23,725
7%c
Jan
15c
7c
16,000
4c
Jan
9%c Mar
17c
18c
15,000
15c
Jan
30c
52c
60c
1,400
47c
Apr
60c
Jan
1,000
10c
May
15c
Jan
61%
152
6%
7%
475
24
23%
11%C
25c
22c
26c
222,900
•
42%
42
43
500
23%
1,640
lie 12 %c
14,569
Feb
PeD
Jan
5
10
28c
Mar
43
Feb
30
Jun
12% July
Feb
7.50
Jan
25
15% Mar
14c
&
Preferred
Red
20c
28,800
6°/bC
11%
113%
Bank
Imperial
6'/o
$4.50
Inland
Cement
Inspiration
Jun
July
53
International
34
Apr
International
Metals
class
5
Jan
Mines
Uranium
&
Light
Oil
Mill
City
Gas
A
•
Indust
Gas
Nickel
Co
•
Moore
Corp
Ltd
*
Jun
National
Mines
Joburke
Feb
New
'53
27%
28
4.CO
4.25
1.90
2Ae
Uranium
Jun
Jan
14
Feb
New
Apr
14% May
New
7
7
150
19%
19%
19%
25
Jan
24
Apr
Feb
72% July
142
Mar
29% Mar
May
13% Mar
17%
Jun
25%
30%
Jan
Apr
New
New
May
2.40
2.39
2.64
8,226
76c
75c
82c
19,300
11c
Apr
New
2,100
10c
Feb
25c
Jun
Newnorth
258,264
7c
Jan
34c
July
1.80
54c
10,650
43c
59c
47,824
50c
July
8c
Feb
1.45
Mar
1.86 Mar.
New
Oils
Pacalta
New
New
Rouyn
Jun
New
Merger
0,420
Jun
17c
Jan
New
Senator
13c
23,500
9%c
Jan
18%c
Jan
New
Superior
26,400
41c
Jun
67c
65c
107,500
32c
Jan
95c
May
New
Taku
2.95
8,200
1.77
Jan
3.95
Jun
New
Thurbols
Yellowknife
32.000
5%c
Jan
11c
Jun
Nickel
15%
Feb
17
May
lie
Feb
23c
Mar
65c
Jan
85c
Apr
Nor-Acme
16,500
31c
July
50c
Jan
Noranda
37c 40%c
5,110
Jun
55c
Mar
Nordon
Mar
32c
July
29c
24c
32c
679,600
1.38
1.33
1.44
29,100
23
23
23%
•
17
16%
j
3.85
_i
1
i
Mines
;
Shore
Mines
I
Mining
r
«
"
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
•
Shops
Acceptance class
A
*
Lavalie Mines
35%c
13c
1.10
Jan
1.52 Mar
Jun
May
North
North
Inca
1.34
1.32
1.40
21c
19 %c
24c
35c
35c
40c
5.35
5.35
2.20
3.95
Oil
Norpax
1.45 Mar
North
North
Star
Jan
11c
Jun
Apr
45c
Jun
5.50
3,361
5.15
Jun
6.35
Jan
North
23c
1,000
Jan
Northern Canada Mines
2.20
2.20
600
Jan
Northwestern
3.35
Jan
Nudulama
18c
Jan
1.75 Mar
35c
26c
2.50
Utilities
1,365
3.35
200
11%
Feb
13
17%
Jan
22
July
12%
12%
250
11%
Jun
13%
Jan
O'Brien
2.00
225
2.CO
Feb
2.75
Jan
8c
4,000
5%c Jan
62c
63 c
3,700
60c
,
Apr
78c
Jan
Okalta
25c
Apr
3.45
25,550
1.40
45,690
43
44
3.00 Mar
,
Jan
1.15 May
4.00
Jan
1.75
Jun
796
41 % Mara
81
83
490
68
__1
7% 6
6 %c
7%c
27,665
4c
Feb
15c
Apr
•
12c
9% c
12c
17,300
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
Zi
3.85
3.80
4.20
157,220
1
45c
38c
47c
83,000
*
23%
23 %
23%
25
1.40
7%c
2.06
2.95
Mar
Jan
15%c Jan
footnotes
—1
see
page
41.
1.80
S5c
90c
95c-
19c
19c
22c
79c
71c
20
Apr
1,121.100
4Cc
Feb
6,600
7c
Jan
8%c
1.90
—1
43C
May
May
23c
31c
32,500
20c
Jun
40c
Feb
13c
27.500
7VisC
Jan
40 c
Feb
5%c
64,000
4c
Jan
8%C Apr
8c
76,750
28c
12c
5%c
5c
8c
10c
Apr
May
Feb
4 %c Mar
9%c
Apr
9c 10%c
7,500
5%c
Jan
20c
Apr
10c
20,750
7%c
Jun
15c
Jan
10 % c 11 %c
50,800
10%c
Jun
2.50
2.75
5,775
2.15
Apr
21c
21c
9,000
15c
May
32c
May
5c
Jan
6c
8%c
11c
2.66
18 %c Mar
21c
60 c
52c
69c
588,950
7%c
7%C
9c
40,500
1.12
1.C6
1.12
14,500
2.55
2.68
10,750
11 VBC 14J/4c
1.05
2.10
Jun
Jan
3.20
23c
Jan
May
78c
Jan
10% c
Jun
1.55
Jan
3.10 Mar
15 %c
Jun
18c
8c
May
65c
56%
56,000
70c
3,100
55c
Jun
53
57
3,999
46
May
57
July
18c
ISC
7,380
11c
Mar
ISc
July
90c
227,200
15c
Feb
93c
9c
Jun
16c
70c
11c
13c
3.700
5.00
17.460
25 c
29c
155,300
4.40
4.25
4.50
3,500
4.30
12c
7%c 12%C
82.200
7 %c
29c
3.45
Jan
20 %c Mar
Jun
July
70c
5.10
3"c
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
5.95 Mar
16c
Mar
66c
9,400
40c
Feb
67c
May
17%
17
18
2,315
10%
Jan
13
May
9%
8%
9%
6,130
3.95
Jan
11c
10 %c
12c
17,425
8c
Jan
17c
Apr
55c
59c
4,000
35c
Apr
70c
Jun
95%
95%
96%
275
91%
Jan
96% July
66c
___100
5Cc
9 00 May
Apr
5.15 Mar
1.95
95c
6.585
.
36,800
1.65 May
56c
68.300
12c
363,523
40c
Jan
Mar
Jun
Club com
Jockey
6%
66c
Apr
25
Loan
ser
A
common
Opemiska Copper
Orange
Crush
Orenada
Apr
65c
10,380
17c
21c
10,600
9c
8c
7%c
9c
39,843
4%c
Jan
lie
1
1.30
1.25
1 37
19,000
91c
1.70
1.60
1.75
9,800
51 %c
1.30
May
1.65
Apr
1.75
Apr
Jun
Jun
*
Exploration
pref
Ontario
Jan
30c
62c
17c
30c
29c
32c
23,300
22c
Jan
60c
Mar
*
4%c
4%c
5c
36,500
3c
Jan
7%c
Apr
Jan
2.95 Apr
12% May
2.25
•
2.85
2.80
2.85
II.525
10
12%
12%
121/a
3,590
11
1.25
2,900
60c
45% May
84
7oC
65c
6c
1.00
Conv
Jun
Jan
Jan
28,800
90o
Mining
Malartic
Ontario
Apr
14c
36,500
13c
•
Oils
Omnitrans
9Sc
Jan
Jan
75c
12c
•
Metals
Rare
33c
7Cc
12c
1
Gold
Mar
.Jan
1.25 July
23
July
10
28
28
90
25%
Jan
1
5.85
6.15
47.694
2.30
Jan
6.25
3.75
3.90
363
3.25
Jan
3.95 May
10c
10c
1,000
6%c
Jan
14c
Apr
85c
Jun
5.90
3.75
1
Jun
Jun
2.06
10c
2.00
Osisko
Lake
July
Pacific
Coyle
May
Pacific
Pacific
.__1
Jan
10c
73c
Gold
O'Leary
1.25
_
12c
54,750
12c
Ltd
Selections
Oka
3.25
Mines
Apr
87,800
•
Mines
Lake
Obaska
Apr
1.25
61c
4.35
12 %c
3.25
Macdonald Mines
Macfle Explorations
Mackeno Mines
109,700
22c
29c
•
pfd
Ogama-Rockland
July
Jan
7%C
75c
S%
Jun
850
7c
2.00
Jan
12c
1
Trinity
22
Jan
♦
18c
6%c Jan
36c
•
3.50
15c
T__l
113,100
11c
1
13%
8%c
Lyndburst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife
lie
Jan
28 %c
—
13
19,800
_
Feb
21 %c
4.70
Oil
Warrants
21%
12,500
Louvicourt Goldflelds
Lowney (Walter M)
Apr
May
Jan
7c
5%c
33,724"'
74c
Rankin
Mar
75c
22 %c
70c
Mines
Mar
4.95
Oils
10,000
18c
Uranium
5oc
68c
—-—•
1
Gold
80,300
37,502
,
16c
__
Jan
1
Mines Ltd
A
23c
81%
15c
—•
;
Canadian
July
43%
Jun
42,433
12 %C
1
Mining
19
64c
A.
July
42c
34 %c
——1
Mines
25
64 c
class
19c
Jan
46c
1
Corp
Norlartlc
Apr
16 %c
Gold
Island Petroleums
Jan
15c 1774c
*
Jan
Gold
B
Apr
11c
24c
34c
10 %c
Apr
Jaa
23,800
17c
%—1
Apr
Gold
Groceterias
38c
1.34
2.70
48,325
44c
Gold
1.10
Lexlndin
Lomega
31c
Feb
72c
21.450
Mines
8.15
Lencourt
Lac
38c
Jan
2.00
Jan
61,075
12c
21%
62V2c
Petroleum
19c
,24c
1.01
25c
9c
2.60
1,590
7%c
Gold
935,855
14 %c
.
8,330
63c
10c
1
4,961
12%
40.900
1.16
2.20
5Cc
60c
1
32,195
Warrants
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
3.95
~~
Jan
11,600
20c.
56c
Nlsto
17%
'
Jun
55c
25c
8%c
Niplssing Mines
Oil
I-IIIII"*
13
^
Candy
81c
1
2.00
Secord
Jun
Jan
1
3.80
j
Mines
May
Jun
8 %c
60c
*
Mines
Normetal
Lingman
84c
32c
9%c
1
Norgold
i
20o
Osu
Feb
Apr
50c
16c
8%c
1
of Canada
Oils
Mines
Rim
13,100
Dufault
3.15 Mar
Jan
Jan
35c
Lake
2.15
35c
1.06
55c
1
Ryan Like Mines
31c
Lake
Jan
1.55
3,100
2.10
1.07
•
Mar
11c
16
Ltd_
Jun
1.80
43c
1.05 May
6,900
17c
1
76c
70c
9c 10%c
(John)
Jun
65c
1
2.00
Labrador Mining & Exploration
Cinch Mines...
Jan
70c
48c
1
1
Norzone
60c
Lake
2 54
65c
1
Gold
52c
9c
Mines
Feb
3Cc
42c
1
Gold
Mylamaque Sxplor
73,900
50c
Ltd
*
47c
1
Mines
Mines
l
For
2-iC
1
Marlon
8,909
Macassa
Jan
33.200
33,815
•
Laguerre
Newlund
13,600
Lorado
42c
35c
1.26
1
Malartle
Keiore
New
14c
Long
143,893
22c
1.20
1
Mines
Hugh
10%c
34c
Jan
1.18
1.33
1
Hoscc
New
18 %c 18 %c
5%c Mar
May
11c
1.23
1
New Jason Gold
77c
Class
1.49
1.65
32% c
32c
37%
103%
16%
Loblaw
374,730
1
Mines
Dickenson
65c
Long
100,955
62c
50c
Dehli
11c
Liberal
2.25
50c
•
Fortune
1
Little
2.CO
53c
Jan
18c
•
Petroleum—
Davies
*
Leitch
2.12
•
Mar
Feb
Jan
Highbrldge
55
2 10
2,000
New
133
Jun
24c
18c
45
1.50
24c
36c
16,853
17,600
Jun
1
136
Jan
2.00
41
1
72%
Apr
31
Harricana
136
Jan
5.25
Jan
Goldvue
70%
.23%
Jun
Mar
New
Feb
Jun
3.55
31
New
32% Mar
27%
150
26
Jun
99%
330
430
July
135
May
I,492
7
430
15
30
20
37
Apr
Mar
13
40
Feb
102% 103%
■
Jun
14
29%
30
Jan
3%
2.78
Jan
39%
;
1
Bidlamaque
New
2.80 Mar
17
May
12%
2.72
1
Mines
Athona
New
80c
Feb
1
11c
Copper
May
2.70 Mar
Jun
1.60 May
1
42
72c
-
1.94
•
Concord
11%
Lake
26 % Mar
*
45c
Kirkland
Jun
July
10
:
Alger
Keymet
Laurentide
I-
•
B
Continental Oil
8%
1,035
27%
New
105%
102,083
20
class
New
102% Mar
2.58
515
Apr
10%
Hudson
1.40 May
149.725
10c
48c
Kirkland
32Jan
2.06
61% July
380
Mines
1,422
14%
Dominion Oil
6,990
Gold
Mar
30,450
14
1
1,,
11,725
Ltd
16
40
1.80
Jan
2,800
Jun
2.65
13%
13%
Oils
12
Ltd
.
2.35
2-50
Bristol
1.71
Kerr-Addison
Laura
2.50
New
12%
(1939)
Mines
Wasa
39%
July
1.65
Oils
Luz
39%
14
Car
Lablne
Nesbltt
Keyboycon Mines
La
920
1.90
Petroleum
Nib
Lake
17 %
common__5
Mining
Apr
11%
Gold
Lake
17%
preferred
Grocers
National
12%
Joliet-Quebec
Lake
92c
17%
Jun
37
Jan
•
Jan
1.75
Jellicoe
Labatt
Feb
47c
5
Explorations
National
12
8c
Minerals
Oils
25%
41,520
Ltd
Chemical
&
Drug
National 'Hosiery
1.68
Exploration
Krlstina
2.30
395
9^c
1
Preferred
National
12%
Jasper Oil
Kroy
40,513
26%
14
49%
28c
Kenville
2.95
26
77c
J
Mines Ltd
Creek
Nama
4 %c
Jun
Mines—-
3.30
2.70
■
1,110
7%
29%
Jan
19% July
26
•
_
Jupiter
2.74
"
:90c
Development
Gold
Waite
Jonsmith
Jan
1
New
Jeanette
16
1
-
common
Multi-Minerals
1,125
6,185
Jaye
50
Fen
1.45
25 % July
•
Porcupine
Locomotive
8,500
29%
Jaculet
19%
Jan
9c
•
Montreal
%c
28%
Jacknife
'19%
1
,
A
Brewery
7%
I
Jan
•
Corp
class
Mining
Molsons
Moneta
10
Jun
6
20
[Line
5%c
4.9C July
'
Mogul
61%
Interprovincial
37.100
19%
1
610
7%c
7c
*
Containers class A
Mines
4,165
7c
1
Jun
31c
Jan
Calumet
16 %
Jan
Mar
Jun
New
27%
3.00
20c
16%
7% July
16
4,260
13,000
•
61c
7
26%
2Gc
4.90
7,135
British
10 %
Jun
24c
4,260
New
26%
4.05
July
3.50
4.60
64c
Jan
•
Mar
25%
Jun
•
Jun
56c
Clc
11%
72
3.50
12%
22%
40
36
Jan
Jan
9%
39c
25%
10 % Mar
37
16,900
3.95
«
15%
i 63c
35% Mar
Interprov Building Credits
Pipe
49,580
•-
1.42 July
Jan
•
;
Com
6,370
100
Petroleum
300
54c
Feb
1.53 July
9.7^i
May
9%
•
Mlndamar
3,186
.100
International
11%
43c
53c
Apr
Apr
1.5C
Feb
4.80
Minda-Scotla
11%
8
•
11%
51c
7.85
Jun
1.75
Jan
3.80
39%
105
common
Preferred
11%
t
•
7%
•
700
15%
•
Mining
1,143,640
15%
*
Petroleum
1.42
1.03
1.22
.
Brick
Milton
11%
100
International
Jack
•
13.50
com
Preferred
Midcon
i
1
Power
38%
8
A
Preferred
1.10
Jan
New
*
6Cc
44c
15c
7.05 Apr
7%c Mar
105
com
Feb
4,025
11%
________25
10c
154,050
•
Powders
5,200
1.53
1
Bronze
2Sc
8.85
10
Preferred
Mar
S3c
Nello
May
*
pfd
60 c
8.50
Jun
Mining
Jan
8.75
37%
51%
100
preferred
11c
.1.30
83
Ingersoll Machine class A_
Inglis (John) A Co
55,800
1
37
8
Feb
44C
1
Steel
6c
43c
28c
50c
Trust
59%
90
July
Island
National
7c
67% May
33c
Petroleum
National
59%
904
5,700
28c
40c
105
86
34c
Merrill
Jan
•
May
Apr
84
Merrill
30c
common
Jun
July
63% July
1
Acceptance
99
42
55c
Mexican
Jun
July
Feb
1,700
Jan
£1
Lake
Industrial
6%
87c
Jan
33
32c
84
39
preferred
Indian
9 %c
22,151
5,396
of Canada ordinary 8
75
102 % 102%
114% July
44c
Jun
Jan
75c
12,000
Oil
Imperial Tobacco
1,628
Mar
11% July
Mar
3
1.60
24c
85
605,339
%
41
41
14c
55c
63%
53
87c
51c
85c
41%
1.00 July
42c
100% May
1.35
22c
52
135
65c
61%
53
3,100
6
Feb
Apr
1.00 July
Feb
1.45
New
Imperial
1,101
44c
6
9
•
Exploration
63
1
Hy-Chareer Petroleums
14,507
Apr
Apr
2.83
Jan
Mercury Chipman Mills
22cc
5,083
11%
11
112% 114%
•
7.00 July
3,050
/
40c
Gold
Jan
10c
July
14,050
IPC
Jan
44c
July
*
1
Lake
13c
16 %c
Jan
20c
1.00
McWatters
Jan
8.65
70c
14,780
Mar
13 %C
Mar
59.853
1
2.60
8.05
Jun
Mar
1.00
20c
Red Lake
50%
9%C
30c
11 %c
McMarmac
Mentor
Apr
13% July
104
Mar
2.55
100
:
Porcupine
McKenzle
75
8.05
66,050
8c
11 %c
•
common
Mclntyre
61,086
9%C
7c
"
Frontenac
53
1
Ltd
9c
10,200
20c
1
Mines
Maybrun
McColl
7.00
.10
Refining
&
36,700
2.30
*
53
Erie
8,000
10c
2.40
•
5.55
20c
11c
9%c
100
Ltd
•
1
Smelting
Jan
1.03
Apr
•
Preferred
36%
Mining
Bay
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Apr
1.93
Jan
1
.
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
7.00
1—.—50
Mining
9
1.00
•
Preferred
Jun
2oc
61% July
Apr
53%
'
33c 33 %c
35c
1
-Martin-McNeely
Modern
11c
1
common
11
1.42
•
Paper
10
May
July
72c
July
38c
Apr
9
2.14
Jan
27c
1.00
Mid-Western
22c
Jan
8
Jan
16%
Apr
10%c Mar
Jan
41% July
Jan
100
9%c
warrants
Meta
10c
B
Yellowknife
15
Jan
1.25
61
*
Drilling
Hollinger Consol
Home Oil
Jan
9c
52% Jan
Apr
11 %c 11%C
11c
•
•
1
Ltd
8,500
40c
5 %c
1.28
1
1
Dauch
Oil
220
10%
1
—
Smith
31,000
9
1
Lake
Sarcee
140
15c
1
*
Mines
Highwood
72c
16%
13c
8%
*
Iron—
Crest Oils
Highland-Bell
Husky
Jun
26%
_j
Red
&
Jun
11%
4.20
"A"
class
High
Huron
19%
Jan
26%
1
Gold
Hudson
Jan
3.60
10%
common..
J)
Gold
Hoyle
9%
3,970
19%
10
Goid
Lakes
Howard
11,062
18'/2
Alabastine—;
Hasaga Gold
Homer
Jan
10
1
&
July
Feb
18%
Minerals
Hinde
2.44
92c
7%c
96,700
129,100
Harrison
Hi-Tower
Feb
Jan
25c
*
Headway
12
19
2.44
Carpets
Heath
Jan
Mar
7.75
16
2.05
Harding
Heva
18
Jun
19 %c
Gold-
Lime
of
18
25
Feb
7
4.95
2.12
.
Gypsum
Head
1,100
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
—1
Mines
(F
9.75
7
4.15 May
19'/2C
Gurney Products common
*
Preferred ___—__—______—_____30
Hartz
100
6
1
Warrants
Hard
380
5%
750
0%
4.00
7%
1
Ltd—
Mines
Hahn
8%
'/2
4.00
9.50
8%
4.00
9c
____________
Lead
Gunnar
18% May
5,450
*
Freehold
Gulch
1,700
3.35
*
A—
.
Guaranty
24
3.00
*
B
Greening Wire
Gridoil
23 %
3.20
1.84
Jan
1.60
9%c
10%c
Matachewan Consolidated
23 %
Development
Grass
160
_1
Maxwell
Great
8,480
9%c
1
Marbenor
Jun
7% May
5% Jan
2.40
42,720
103
Jan
6.20 July
25 Mar
29
Apr
28c
May
May
Jan
54c
Jun
78c
13%
103
'
X
Marigold Oils LtdMaritime Mining Corp
16%
70c
12%
__
-
Marcus
1,810
——
Mines
Malartic
Maraigo
Jun
13c
15c
5.75
.
Mines
Granduc
43%
Mines
Grandines
Apr
7%
3oc
Jan
1.30 Mar
26%
*
Jun
,
Feb
1,62
13 %
common-—
6%
25
8c
10,800
•
;—
•
Milling
Leaf
'
20.000
21,000
Preferred
i
8
16c
'1.86
103
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Maple
Feb
43c
12c
1.85
13c
"July
16%
37c
9,900
1.85
54
500
16,414
2.10
'
May
11c
6,075
41 %
1
175
8
40c
'
1.50
39
1
Feb
16%
——.—*
Feb
1.45
Goldflelds
1
High
2.00
1.47
Consolidated
Mar
100
*
______
A_;
5%c
Low
2.03
1
Magnet
Malartic
,
.
52%
130
7%
7%
"
__—_______
13,500
79c
I_
Red Lake Gold Mines—
„
Range since Jan.
High
40%
•
Bloedel class B
&
Madsen
1.33 Mar
Jan
42c
common—————*
Tire
&
1.66
43c
Preferred
B
42c
1.04
Mines
Goodyear
MacMillan
May
2.00
"
1
Porcupine
Graham
July
Wee|k
Shares
'
Lew
1
Gold Mines.
MacLeod-Cockshutt
July
45c
62c
Uranium
Goldhawk
Class
23c
30c
Goldflelds
Grafton
84c
Mar
60 %c Mar
2.80
Eagle Mines
Golden Manitou —•_—
Gordon
84c
'
of Prices
Par
High
35c
Goldcrest
Gold
Goldora
08c
I
for
Range
Sale Price
1
Jan.
Low
39c
83c
i
Mines
since
Range
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
High
45c
Gold
Lake
God's
Goldale
of Prices
ENDED JULY 8
Friday
Sales
for Week
1 Shares
Jun
1.25 May
22c
1.06
Page
1
50c
4 6 V2 c
61c
118,800
38c
Apr
1
95c
95c
1.C5
228
S5c
July
Eastern
1
14 %c
13 %c 16 %c
73.450
Petroleum
1
12c
12c 1274c
13.225
*
72 %
70
72V2
*
55c
55c
57c
2,100
28c
28c
30c
10,900
8 % c 11 %c
32,600
Navigation
Tubes
Hersey
Pamour
Mines_
Porcupine
Jan
Pan
Jun
Paramaque
Oil
10c
Mines
1
Western
.
lie
1,700
ll%c Mar
1.40
23c
Feb
Jan-
Feb
12% July
64
46c
]0 %
Jun
73
Jan
Jun
72c
Jan
25 %c Mar
38o
Jan
Jan
13c
Apr
6c
Number 5445
182
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(149)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Friday
Par
Low
Low
193,400
1
80,788
9,120
Drilling
Petroleum
Paymaster
Consol
Natural
Elver
Peace
5%
Pipe
Penman's
Ltd
common
com
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
*
4
-
10
July
Trans
.18
..July
Trans
Mountain
50%
Jun
Trans
Prairie
50
44
54'A
Jun
Jan
§8
22c
Mar
42c
Apr
Trend
11 %
8,500
7c
Mar
14c
Apr •'*
Triad
1
2.90
13,700
46c
49,050
•
Mines
•
1.66 Mar
40c
13,200
1.84
1
60c
Jan
.1.20 Jun
1.84 July
13,200
,
11c
Uranium
24c
1,124,400
Development
34^4
770
1.08
26,450
68c
22c
Apr
ona
Monor.r
Gils
Poplar
37c
Elver
WiwelJ
ouiy
1
Rcuyn Gold_
jroatji
3,267
53 %
_
Powell
.
.
Preston
East
United
-United
Jan
Jun
.United
3.55
Jun
9%c Jun
Upper
7,833
5.UD
19,165
Jan
13'A
Jan
7.90
Jun
3.30
July
-4.10
feb
45c
July
llOc
Jan
32,000
19c
Feb
'
48c
39c
40c
Jan
2.35
30c
48c
Mar
Apr
40%
Jan
28
Jun
7.00 July
Apr
Jun
48c1
24c
21,800
20,500
32c
20c
8Vac
Jan
42c
7.40
57,098
4.35
Jan
152
152
10
—
.
Apr
52 % July
7.00
22c
7.05
May
104%
Jan
1.75 Apr
32,30j
7
6%
7
10%
10%
10%
145
6
Jun
Feb
-
7.45
Feb
Mar
525
48
47%
49
1,500
30c
7.35
7.60
49,080
.
Jun
152
July
21 %c Mar
22% July
Jun
91c
Jun
28
Jun
31
Jan
28
28%
175
7.25
7.10
7.25
1,950
45c
42c
49c
41,750
1.65
1.60
1.80
15
15%
1.00
1.00
1.08
28c
6%
9c
34,500
35%
37%
13,320
Jan
16
1.00 Mar
500
7c
37
75c vApr
1.80 July
Jan
14
.5%
Jan
tMar
1.37 Jan
,
Feb
3c
,19%
8
Apr
9c
.
Jun
37% July
Jan
A—
8%
100
8 %
55c
60c
140,734
6%c
Jan
72c
—10
.—
23%
23%
<100
21%
Jan
23 %
1
Viceroy Mfg class
Jun
8.00 ; Jun
Feb
1.05
1,795
9,500
8%c
7.65
6.50 Mar
211,070
••
*
6
May
Apr
80,525
15%
Jun
33c
66c
25
77c
*
—_
50
18%
22%
*
:
8'A Apr
11% May
Apr
Jan
66c
1
;
Jun
40 Va
4.80
22%
*
Cons———r_
10%
i
23,879
75c
_•
Mines
Ltd
Ventures
27 %c
7.50
25
Mines
Alloys
Roi
Van
29%c
350
1
pfd
Steel
Canada
-Vanadium
Jun
2.15
11,470
170,960
4.60
44%
"
*
B
Oils
United
18% lylay
10'A Jun
Mines
Mica
; United
Jan
5.25
620
1
Hill
Montauban
_1
Mines-
7c
22 Va
Mines
Keno
Feb
Airways
7c
1
class
Fuel
United
,^70c
Jan
l
2,245
1
Estella
2.05
Warrants
Prospectors
Purely
United
3%c
oa
38%
Corp class B—
Jun
July
15,955
Uranium
Pronto
Asbestos
Mining
„1
Dome
36c
36%
•
United
"12%
-
32 %c
*
Union
400
-
-
Metals
34c
*
common
Gas
Jun
60%
Jan
11.256
*.100
_
preferred
6,000
6,225
Border
Pressed
preferred
Acceptance
2nd
53% July
.
1.90
•
Tobacco
Union
Jan
1.15
Man
47%
660
_.
Oil
Prairie
Premier
49c
1.75
_•
47
Jan
1.75
37%
49% July
Feb
310
•
Resources
July
40c
Mar
,40
2,000
,
41
101
52%
*
Petroleum
30c
■
,75
80
.
50%
•
Line
36%
May
30 % Mar'
46
104 % 104%
High
Jan
Feb
1.50 Feb
2.35
Jan
3,600
Pitch-Ore
Pipe
Pipe Line
Oil
Tuckett
3.40 Mar
41
4,878
52%
*
Oil
1
Low
49%
—•
Oils
Transcontinental
July
4,500
1
—1
Range since Jan.
High
47%
40
Jun
Era
Shares
46
100
—
Oils
Empire
48
*
_
for Week
Low
•
preferred
Jan
•
A
preierred
.Union
Placer
class
B
%%
bfo
Trans
42 %c Jan
,
>
7.25
Gas
Gold
.Jun
Jan
15 %
Gold
Pioneer
Feb
7,795
Mineral
<fc
30c
Class
Jun
5.00
89c
„
2,490
110
*
—
———
Oils
Peruvian
3.05
Apr
Jan
Finance
1
Ltd
Ooldflelds
Perstccurt
Feb,
2.75
47c
Range
of Prices
Par
Traders
Mar
5
50
Gaa_
Line
ii
GOiu
ren on
_
pld
1st
98c
440
pauilinaei
45c
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
High
Feb
15c
413,770
.60c
Amttigamatea
Parker
since Jan.
Range
1
Ptuuee
Pembina
,Friday
STOCKS
Shares
>_1
Mines
8
for Week
Sale Price
Partec
JULY
Sales
Last
STOCKS
3.85
3.50
3.85
81,095
45c
68c
37,100
14
14%
66
Jan
8
Jan
23c
.Jan.
8%
*
—
Vicour Mines
1
57c
May
.,
■>
9 V8
Jan
May
'
Quebec
Chlbougamau
1
Quebec
Copper Corp_
1
Labrador
Quebec
Lithium
Quebec
,
21,000
*8%c
1
Corp
25,450
1
—
7,515
.
1.10 Jan
Jan
''.ttft.May
■Victoria
89c
Apr
5.10 May
,>15c
Vtolamac
,
Metallurgical
*ueoet.
-1
Querocnt
5,705
8,395
Mining
class
Milk
Uranium
Radiore
102
A
Waite
2.90
Mlnes.
Reef
8%
100
1
4.00
91,450
1
12c
9,500
1.85
1,300
24c
114,700
Batten—
«fe
Long
nil
125
19 V4
Feb
21
70,J
2ac
Jun
78c
71,149
85c
Jun
1
732,681
11c
Feb
45c
July
9c
Apr
16c
Feb
3,822
49%
Jan
63% July
Winchester
7,038
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
Windward
Winnipeg
Mar
31
8%c
Jun
18'A
3,000
9c
Jan
15c
1
Gold
34,900
14,930
25
50%
Jan
175
50'A
Feb
53'A
Jan
55%
75c
Jan
4.80 Mar
Standard
Jan
30
Jan
29%
1,512
130,700
10'Ac
91c
34.050
1
(1944i.
Apr
60c
r
(ordinary;
6
6
50
60c
15,586
53c
12c
15,600
26 %
26
27
740
50 Va
52 Vs
4,502
11c
11c
13c
16,500
11%
11%
12%
39,717
to.—
14 %
15
500
19c
17,000
i
—
Yale
Feb
Gold
Jun
50c
100
Jan
<SUC
Jun
Feb
4.85
~
1.20
2.39
3.50
57c
60c
21,100
12c
11c
12c
9c
Vac
15,500
14,500
31c
26 %C
35c
104,700
12 %
12%
13
V 830
1.99
1.90
1.99
1.90
674.587
58c
7,440
1
Bear
3.45
9c 11
July
JftU
100
July
105 Va
Jun
3.50 July
Jan
41%c Mar
7.40 July
90c
-
Apr
Jun
7c
Jan
15c
6c
Feb
127/ac
Jun
6 VaC
Jan
35c
May
12
Apr
19%
Jan
July
2.69
Feb
1.90
class
A—i._;
:
50c
56c
28,850
39c
Jan
61c
May
30c
28c
33c
135,100
7c
Jan
35c
Jun
19c
19c 20'Ac
25c
Apr
1
Mines—^
54c
1
—1
Oil
*
Knitting
1.72
14,500
1.65
46,875
2.50
*
1.75
2.50
100
7c
Jan
1.40 May
1.82
2.00
2.50
Jan
1
Metal
;
16c
15c 16 %C
32,100
loc
Jaii
1
Mines
Zenmac
105%
*
Mines
75c
74c
80c
55.850
20c
65c
14,675
40c
Jun
Jan
Feb
19c
Jan
60c
Jun
1.37
Apr
21Ve Mar
27
41%
53
26c
2.95
3.20
27,955
July
55c
Ltd
9%
26% Mar
4.75
2.50
Jun
Feb
24%
Jun
14%
Jan
18
Jun
5.25
Jun
Jun
7.10
Feb
Jun
20% May
23
17% Mar
18% May
85
27
34
30
Jan
32 %
19%
Jun
28% July
92
Jun
99
May
31%
32 %
237
25%
28%
6,337
99
99
20
,6%
3,925
61
Jun
2.80
40%
803
2,109
5,617
55%
2.80
6%
60
2.00
38 %
7%
—•
5
-*
1.25
Jun
6,100
15V«c
Jan
Jan
May
Jun
50
July
19c
5% Mar
•
Jun
Jun
.mFeb
7% July
70
2.80
29
■
—6
—
Pato
Pend
1
-
&
Ontario Paper
Flour
1
-1
Oreille
40
—
—
—
—
41
i
Feb
July
90c
4.100
75c
May
68c
54,070
15c
Jan
20c
Jan
18% Mar
23
Jun
24% Mar
30 "A July
19
Jan
29% July
80
Jan
Apr
19%c
22%
28%
29
108
40
23
30%
29%
110
41
3,900
9,087
325
380
857
72%
69%
74%
70%
295
610
68
48 %
Jan
Apr
70% July
34
Jan
44
20c
.
-
'
42%
44
675
5.95
4.90
6.40
5.05
6,782
1,100
33% Mar
5.75
Jan
112
44'A
80c
65c
44,810
41c
Apr
75c
Jun
31c
33c
2,700
24c
Jan
37c
a
1.25
1.30
2,600
Odd
May
1.25
No par
1.48
,
Apr
7.10 May
Feb
6.80
4.60 May
18
19
1,745
17
Jun
19
56%
57%
1,725
44
Jan
60
Jun
60c
63c
7,602
51c
Feb
680
Jan
46%
47%
2,154
42%
Feb
4ft
Feb
16
16
100
16
Feb
18%
Jan
36%
36%
36%
130
34%
Feb
40
Apr
lot sale
in
.t
(not included in
,
r
(not included
wl When Issued,
year's range).
z
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
-
Cash sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges,
wd When delivered,
t
year's range),
delivery sale
Jun
47%
Apr
57
value.
d Deferred
Jan
Jun
77
60c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•
Apr
Jun
*
Consolidated
.1.20 Jan
^Jun
—1
Price Bros
Jan
5
*
common
Consolidated
Yukon
—
May
Jan
75c
Apr
com—•
35
Apr
4.90
Securities
--
22%
108
Inc
Ogilvie
July
10
61c
1.19
38%
1
Paper common——7%
Utilities
3
International
Minnesota
:
,
Canada
of
Loblaw
1.85 Mar
9
Paper
International
Feb
16
-20
22%
99
—
Jun
13 % May
44%
27
Gaspe Copper Mines.
Jan
19
10
Elevators
DuPont
July
8.30 Mar
90c
60c
:
45 Va
Jan
Feb
32 %
19c
1.3C
7%c
3.00
Jan
10%
•
*
3.00 Mar
42%
55
Marconi
Westlnghouse
Copper
Consolidated
f,
50
8,800
2,073
1,140
225
34
Jan
12%c
50
11c
34
100
6,085
37
32%
1
Canadian
Canadian
Coast
—
255
3,400
2,020
1
High
•
Invest
(1954) Ltd com-
Preferred
22% Mar
9%
Indus
Canadian
Low
50
General
Canadian
105% July
9
■-*
common
"
Apr
10c
Bronze
5.65
22%
18 Ve
•
Sugar
Bridge
Jan
1,800
Dominion
Range since Jan.
High
*
Vinegars
Canadian
17
5
Dredging
<fc
Shares
45 45%
12% 13'A
43 44'A
24% 24%
16% 17%
5.65
5.85
22% 22%
18 *18Vs
—
1
Oil
19
14,841
■"
Banknote—^
common
Dominion
102
4.75
60c
Gold
Dalhousle
10
9%
1
Co
Canada
Apr
4,162
1.35 "1.55
50
American
Brown
Bulolo
Apr
Jan
4.25
British
45%
13 %
43'/a
•
5
*
15%
24'A
1.35
Paper
Develop
Corp
Feb
14
150
20%
&
Newfoundland
Asbestos
12% July
26%
-4.70
Pulp
Canadian
Anglo
Jan
7.00
25%
1
Anglo
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
Range
Jun
31c
Feb
6%c Jan
Jan
20
Apr
Curb Section
-
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
May
Feb
.
74c
Fluids
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Feb
7%
105% 105 %
Exchange
Canadian
May
5.10
■
Toronto Stock
May
1,012
;
Zulapa Mining Corp ————1
Feb
31c
1.68 May
33c
•
Gas
&AZinc
Canuck
Yukeno
Jan
7
13,925
—-
12
67c
Trusts..
Jun
7,338
1
Mines.:
Central
&
Lead
York
Apr
17c
41,400
■
28c
80c
30c
—1
General
25,200
50c
1
.'
Larder
Yellowknife
1.00 May
Jun
9%
50
_.
61,290
1.45
1
Petroleums
Wright-Hargreaves
Jun
July
6.93
Gold
»Toronto
5
26c
.1
Co
7.40
1.25
1
Mines
Wilrich
May
40c
9%
10c
Toronto Dominion Bank
6.90
1.40
1
Willroy
Wiltsey-Coghlan
34% May
6.75
100
52c
Jan
6.75
common
Silver
Brick
49%
15c
*
;
7.05
Mar
53% .Apr
47
Jun
27*'c
Mines
Toronto
Apr
10 %c
Thompson-Lundmark
Toronto
10% Mar
i
■
•
—
Texas-Calgary
i
26
100
11c
Mines
Torbrit
21 %c
935
11
*
19c
9%
Industries
Tombill
7,983
11
T
25
Taylor, Pearson common.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines.
Tiara
Apr
1
Sylvanite Gold
>
50c
1
Preferred
Tanaem
Jun
Jan
* 53c
common
Preferred
Tamblyn -Ltd
35c
13c
1
Mines.
Cons
Bwitson
Jun
51,
35%
2,500
6
.
—•
:
Contact
Propane
Mar
103
Canada
1
Mines
Gold
Sullivan
42
29
Mar
•
Superior
Jan
Jan
105 105 %
Apr
15
12c
1
—
38
May
Jan
•
River
Super test
79c
Feb
*
Oil
229
100
—
Apr
15%
1
Canada
Sudbury
—
_*
.—
Gold
Iron
41%
Jun
12
127c 29 %C
J 33 33 %
27c
Ltd
Steel
Sturgeon
.tl 8 c
33%
—__
—...—
Steeloy Mining
Stuart
1.50
38c
16,000
70V4C
18c
B
41
*
common
Preferred
Feb
225
—
Bros
&
Feb
41
•
Jun
7,000
Gas
Stedman
Rock
41c
30c
21
65
.___50
class
Oil
of
Jan
July
10,770
—
Olsen
8teep
86c
14%
150
Oil
Starxatt
40
5.50 May
July
11'A Mar
9.000
2,262
class
—
Stan well
127
Jun
Feb
10,110
Brock
Stanley
Jan
Mar
23
Jan
Jun
27
26 %C
common
Mines
95
30
Jun
27
5.00
50C
Mines—
Paving
53
140
July
515
1
Radio class A—
Standard
70
1,840
•
t
Stadacona
127
34%
57
9.00 July
1
Spooner Oils
24
127
33%
1.18 May
130,846
1
Union
Jun
24
53% May
25
2,850
_.l
—
25%
Jun
33%
7,376
Feb
50c
preferred
<
17
893
,
Co
Jun
100
Feb
Ltd
Valley
25c
94%
Jun
Mines
Co
Jun
Feb
95
Feb
2.98
;
Dairies
10
24
1.75
24 Va
11c
*
Jan
3.35
Gold
Southern
4.95
Jan
Minimi
Southam
35c
Jan
common
Standard
164,475
(Geo)
Jan
i
(Quebec)
Sornerv:':ie
,
A
2.20
1.10
—_—.——_
Trust
24c
16 %c May
Jun
Apr
Weston
May
1.80
Gordon
Breweries
Souris
-
78
18,100
Power
&
preferred
pieferred
Creek Gold
(N)
.12'A May
21c
1.47
15,000
Yellorex
27,320
—50c
Class A
Silverwood
May
3.80 May
24c
4%c Jan
,12% May
50c
May
21
13c
Jun
50
—50
Water
Silver-Miller
14c
May
'500
•
*
com_!
Petroleums
Yankee
8,232
10,500
32,GOO
24
12c
July
Feb
1
14c
1.90
12c
Jun
Jan
1.50
11c
1.63
23%
1
Jun
1,035
Sheep
1
1.12
15%
■t
11c
1.80
23%
Tungsten
Mar
3 'Ac
64% Mar*
Jun
Western
■
Jun
113,550
—
Simpsons
%
__1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd.
Sarnia Bridge
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
oecurity
Freehold
Petroleums.
on unco
Apr
July
25
River
VotiEP
1.96
158
670
32,500
*
—
Naco
15
13dl3%C
35c
Warrants
Feb
-1
31c
35c
5
Western Leaseholds
"Western
Feb
29
Jun
737/a
July
Jun
31c
1
Gold
14%
—20
——
—
12'/a
•
68c
Jan
40c
A
100
Corp
Antonio Gold
Slscoe
common..—.
—
112,650
Lawrence
Slater
Breweries
Jun
common-
Jun
11%
860
1
Grocers
Class
12%
*
Canada
Preferred
Feb
2.10
73%
1
Western
.
72
*
—
Western
Mar
Industries
cneiritt
Malartic
Westeel
Jun
1.05
jC
1.10 Mar
29c
5,650
4,941
11%
1.
Pyrites
1.25
10
Shawinigan
72%
"'West Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd
Jan
65c
Jan
•
*
&
Jun
8%
5.25
14c
Feb
4%c
W
Equipment
G
Weedon
-West
14 'A
Ashley
Jan
..
—
Ryanor Mining
Silver
1.60 Mar
f
—
•
Western
6JC
„1
Lac—____
Preferred
Sigma
Feb
Jan
Jan
Walker
Waterous
Apr
40c
21YA 21 %
Mines
Rupununi
I
6%
75c
7%c
3.65
34,650
Oils
RovaUte
8icks'
Feb
,
—
Products
50,634
15
Royal Bank
B
10% July
93c
Consolidated
Roxana
:
27% July
Feb ""
84c
1
Amulet
7,603
Mfg
Rockwm
Sand
Jan
9
55d60%C
preferred
San
20 %
59c
/
__1
Uranium
%
Jan
91c
common-
Russell
24 %c
1
Rlx-Atoabasco
Rowan
Feb
-1
Robertscn
j
19c
24c
Uranium
Roche
Jun
1.80
Regcourt
Rexspar
f
2.65
1
Rio Pi ado Oils
$1
"!
•i.-tu Mar
Feb
1
MacDonald
Reeves
St
43,120
Mines
Grip
Rayrock
July
r.
Petroleum
Rapid
1.20
J.iO Mar
195,960
_1
Jun
1.08
33,935
—
Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold
Quebec
Quinte
70c
81,274
Mines
Oils
July
3.85 July
Apr
'
Quebec Manitou
Grey Trust—
Vulcan
Apr
.18
&
—
(not included in year's range.
Ex-dlvldend.
yEx-rights.
a Ex-stock dividend.
trading
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(150)
.
.
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, July 8
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
Aberdeen
Par
Fund
American
Business
American
Mutual
Associated
Atomic
Fund
.Ask
Mutual
1.54
Investment
Co,
1.25
6.10
6.60
Investment
Trust
1
4.22
4.51
Johnston
Inc___1
8,95
9.78
Keystone
1.52
1.67
Shares
Fund
Fund
—1
Inc—
Ask
9.23
10.08
1
19.24
21.03
Fund_l
a21.00
Par
of America
(The)
Boston
of
Mutual
Custodian
B-l
(Investment
B-2
Trust
(Medium
Development
Bid
1
-V,
Funds—
1.40
Inc
•Affiliated
Bid
——25c
—
Funds—
26.67
19.24
B-3
(Low
13.46
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
12.01
13.11
25.37
27.58
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
20.17
22.01
4.04
4.42
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)
1
12.21
13.33
17.59
19.19
12.43
13.57
Com Stk)__i
14.66
14.17
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp
1 .
Blair Holdings Corp
1 /"
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—I
Bond
Tr
Inv
California
Fund
51/4
5%
S-2
14.24
S-3
(Speculative
8-4
(Low
22.74
16.31
11.09
24.45
Priced Com
8.94
Stks)_l
»
Knickerbocker
12.05
1
20V4
Loomis Sayles
*
7.98
Fund
1
Lexington Trust Fund
25c
Mutual Fund
Inc
Fund
11.43
12.36
1,
1957-55
98.2
98 8
2%s May
1,
99.22
2%s Nov.
1,
1958
1958_
99.14
100.2
98.12
98.20
1,
1959
97.24
98
1,
1960
97.10
97.18
2%s June
1, 1960
98.6
98.14
99
99.8
100
17.80
100
19.26
140 "
•
shares
Automobile
lc
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
6.85
June
1,
2s June 1,
21.67
9.20
10.00
Commonwealth
Stock
Fund—1
xll.18
12.15
19.45
18.34
19.32
47%
1958
20,
represent
■
■
4.82
6.03
6.64-
3.22
3.55
l%s
3.39
3.74
3.39
3.74
2s
8.49
9.30
Trust-l
31.68
34.25
15,
Aug. 15,
1 %8 Oct. 1.
27/8s
99.27
1956
of
point
a
Ask
Bid
April 1,
99
98.28
98.30
99.14
99.16
98.12
98.20
15,
1957
1, 1957
l%s April 1, 1958
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
97.28
Aug.
15,
100.2
99.29
100
100.3
99.24
l7/8s Feb.
100.29
1957
98.24
1-957—
1957—
l5/8s May
2s
/•;
99.24
100.1
99.16
1956
15,
1 %s
100.1 •
99.27
"
100
1956
March
32nds
more
or
l%s Oct.
Treasury Notes—
l%s Dec. 15, 1955
March
99.31
99.25
-i/."
l%s April 1, 1956
'
one
Maturity—
Ask
100.31
l%s
l%s Oct.
96.28
95.28
96.4
95.16
1959
1, I960-.
1,
April
97.31
96.20
l%s April 1, 1959
97.18
97.29
1959—
15,
98.4
97.10
95.24
21.15
16.87
X17.87
•
.
'
4.38
Inc__10c
Fund
Investors
2%s Jan.
Mortgage Assn-
Treasury Notes—(Cont. )—
1%s Aug. 15, 1955
1 %» Dec. 15, 1955
lc
Transportation shares
1
Consolidated Investment Trust-l
Crown Western Investment, Ino
Dividend. Income Fund
1
5.26
lc
19.96
Federal Natl
98.30
Bid
1
shares
Manhattan Bond
100.1
point
decimal
after
Maturity—
lc
.
1
1
Figures
6.64
shares
Massachusetts
99.26
98.22
1957
4.62
1
Composite Bond & Stock
4.78
6.03
Special Investment
145
99.29
1956
lc
shares
Paper
Petroleum
99.22
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
t
4.19
Inc
1
2.35s
7.51
shares—lc
Industries
General
Investment
Fund
Central Bank for Cooperatives1.90s Feb. 1, 1956—
Managed Funds—
Steel
Colonial
Fund Inc
Fund
Composite
Concord
Inc
44%
Income Fund Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
1
15.64
57.99
15.19
15.80
58.58
Fund
1
22.46
24.69
Delaware
13.90
18.40
25c
x2.65
2:91
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
16.31
2.50
Shares
Dividend
8.53
9.27
1
Corp—1
21.26
19-51
4.57
22.73
20.86
4.99
20c
7.05
7.31
Eng—
xll.81
12.91
5
14.15
15.30
Inc_l
3.97
14.15
6.86
4.35
15.51
7.46
—1
Fund
Balanced
Fund
Stock
Investment
Electronics
Equity Fund Inc
of
Fund
Federated
New
Fidelity Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund
i Formula Fund of Boston
1
•
Fund
Mutual
Founders
.Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common
stock
series
Preferred
stock
series
1
Inc
1
—1\
Capital Corp
General
;General Investors Trust
1
Securities—
Group
Aviation shares
7.96
10.98
10.02
1116
12.22
8.81
11.06
14.12
8.04
Growth Fund—1010
Building shares
Capital
lc ^
shares
Chemical
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Common
12.90
12.65
13.85
a
8.03
lc
Equipment shares
8.80
—lc
6.71
7.36
Fully administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
10.13
11.10
9.47
13.17
9.24
11.22
9.61
10.38
14.42
9.62
12.29
10.53
11.83
shares
Food
Industrial Machinery shares.lo
Bond
Institutional
shares—lc
lc
lc
shares
Merchandising
Mining
shares
shares
Bond
Railroad
Shares
Trust
of
Corp
beneficial
National
Bond
19.54
21.14
1.25%
1
19.13
20.68
11.09
12.12
Dated
1
Income
Series
Series
7.33
8.01
1
9.45
10.33
1
Stock
6.32
1-54
1.95%
4.80
1
1
16.99
6.04
_lc
4.20
England
1
21.53
of Canada Ltd
1
30
32
Fund
New
New
Inc
Fund
York Capital Fund
2.05%
1-55
12-
9-
1-55
bl.95
1.70%
1.60% ..•»
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
b2.15
3-55
10-
3-55
b2.05
1.85%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.20
1.95%
1.35%
4-1-55
10-
3-55
b2.05
1.85%
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
b2.25
2.10%
2-
11-
1-55
b2.10
1.90%
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.25
2.15%
J-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.30
2.20%
1.60%
1-55
North
American
Series
Trust
Series
$1.50
Petroleum
Street
Pioneer
14,
1955
Price
99.994
September
99.971
99.976
September
99.948
99.958
September
1955—
99.920
99.927
September
4,
1955
35
40
17.91
19.54
1
21.47
21.91
13.25
14.40
Inc
Bank & Trust
7.36
Putnam
1
12.98
14.03
Bank
1
41%
43
Bankers
Fund
10.97
10.90
6.90
16.00
Growth
Fund_lc
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Fund—lo
Insur
Corn
9.37
10.14
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
12.22
13.31
Inc—1
12.26
247
10
Bank
Exchange
Trust
241
62%
53%
Bank—10
25
49%
51%
Investors
Investors
1
State Street
Investment Corp—♦
Steih Roe &
Farnham Fund
Texas
12.47
13.65
Federation
79.50
11.50
First
12.53
Growth Fund of
First
1
Fund
of
24
22%
1
7.66
8.37
1
Inc
14.74
16.02
of
First
of
Canada
Ltd
Inc—
Accumulated Fund—1
10.46
11.37
1
9.93
10.85
Inc_
1
7.68
8.39
29
52
Natl
60%
62%
10
82
44 %
47 %
5
51%
54%
Value
Value
Fund
Line
Line
Income Fund
Inc
Guaranty Trust Co
20
10
77%
49%
80%
Hanover
39
42
1
6179
14.49
16.12
17.29
Manufacturers
10
40
i
Brook National
1
26.82
29.23
Meadow
1
25.18
27.22
1
5.72
6.18
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
Inc
30%
52
57
20
Co—
Wisconsin
Fund
82%
84%
Bank
Bid
'
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna Insurance
260
Surety——10
8c
70%
—10
Co
•
73
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
10
Hartford
10
Steamboller
248
256
36
38
Insurance
Co
American
Automobile
2
28%
30%
Jefferson
Standard
American
Equitable Assur
5
41%
433/4
Life
American Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
37
50
260
270
City Bank
16
68
70
10
45%
47%
Assurance
(Wash
York
55
59
309
49
Maryland
1
40%
25
71
35%
5
46
48
Merchants Fire
Assurance—
5
67
Manufacturers
4
6
1
27%
5
7
29%
Merchants
National Fire
—25
92
95
Automobile
—10
169
177
—
Bankers 6c Shippers
Boston Insurance Co
Ins
&
!
43
New
Hampshire Fire
(N J)__5
29
30%
New
York
Casualty
5
170%
175%
Continental Casualty Co
—10
127%
131 %
Crum
—10
River
Pacific
Indemnity
Peerless
71
73
Phoenix
Federal
40
42
Providence-Washington
88%
92%
Reinsurance
__
Fidelity <fe Deposit of Md
10
Fire Assn of Philadelphia- —10
-
(8
F)
64%
Life
4
General Reinsurance Corp.. —10
Globe & Republic
Great American..
Golf Life
Hanover
—5
5
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Fire
-10
Corp
(N Y)
66 %
Republic
76
5
5
Co
Casualty Co
78%
St
4P/4
.2.50
Franklin
Glens Falls
United
25
198
10
20
100
361
Co
Trust
States
43 %
Seaboard Surety Co
127
132
55
•
58
80%
83%
23%
431/2
25 %
45
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Pwr
Edison
108%
&
Paul
(Texas)
Marine
Fire 6c
Security
(New
Haven)
Springfield Fire & Marine
Accident
Standard
Travelers
U S
10
50
36%
41
Dallas
Power
31%
U S
53%
Westchester Fire
Fire
&
53
34
70
First
23
51
55
12.50
52
55
98
101
Bank
National
Angeles
Security-First Nat'l Bank
Pittsburgh
Nat'l
Bank
6c
Trust
25
53%
55%
20
57
61
Bank
17
63
Co
25
62%
66%
20
68
73
-6.25
39%
41
3%s__1990
102%
103%
1975
101"%
102%
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s__1980
102%
103%
19S5
101 %
101%
100
111%
112%
50
60%
61%
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 6c Tr—2o
St.
Louis
National
National
Mercantile
St
Louis
Trust
Bank
Union Trust
67
208
21%
371'
San
Franeiscco
Bank of Amer N T 6c S
Security Issues
Ask
102%
Potomac
102
102%
Tennessee
101%
1021/4
Light 3%s_1980
101 %
1970
108
1091/4
62
67
Georgia
10
67%
71
Hackensack
5
30%
3%s
1975
115
86 %
91%
10
30%
Fruehauf
Trailer
3%s
Power
Water
1985
3%s
.1985
102%
103%
101
77
58
58
48 %
3%s
1985
67
72%
75%
104
preferred
preferred
100
99
100%
100
101
102%
104%
Tenn
51%
64
4.25%
4.16%
Jersey Central Power & Light—
62
10
pfd
General Telephone Corp—
100 2,590
2,640
79
82
3
65%
70%
2
34%
36%
3y*s
1985
FOOTNOTES
•No
par
value.
'
stock
tEx-two-i'or-one
$Ex 100%
UEx-50%
a
Net
bBid
stock
asset
Transmission—
4.90%
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
k Admitted
dividend,
value.
FOR
split.
stock dividend.
yield price.
101%
102
Gas
60
10
10
10
Stocks-
Louisiana Power & Light—
Ohio Ediscn
10
Ask
101%
15%
6.25
4s
116
31%
14
Bid
Power
Gas
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
12%
89
29%
Elec
102%
—
Rubber 4s
11
2
Bonds—(Cont.)
102
1985
3%s
43
Dayton
84
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10
30
503/4
68
Jersey City
3%S—1985
Lt
Central Maine Power 3%s__1985
10
Fire—
77
8334
Fireman's Fund
National
Trade Bank & Trust
10
Pacific
74
Firemen's of Newark
Sterling
12.50
80%
_
12%
3.33%
•
Employees Group Assoc.—
Employers Reinsurance
—10
_
11%
Brockton
5
Northern
Co..
Inc
2
Bank
National
Arkansas
2.50
Fire
North
Northeastern
Forster
Rye
15
2
Amsterdam
131
<fc
22
70
60
586
Assurance
20
50
New
—10
13%
104 f
58
66
Amer. —10
•
48
126
Continental
5
474
5
61
Life
•
lo
566
Connecticut General
462
'
41
of
10
National Union Fire
—10
-10
Detroit
National Bank of Detroit.
74
42%
Massachusetts Bonding
Life
Casualty
35
321
Trust
32
46
34
80
33
Co
124
118
Co_5
D C)
Camden Fire Ins Assn
10
C)
Lincoln
Re-insurance
Life
N
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
39
National
75
10
Bank
National
Ins—
39
American Surety
Colonial
(Greensboro
Life
52
Commerce
of
123
37
(Newark N J). -2%
Mercury
American
96%
119
37
preferred
conv
North Amer
of
50
5
Home
5
American Fidelity & Casualty—5
$1.25
90%
176%
5
—10
Agricultural Insurance Co— —lo
Aetna
171%
Ask
38%
20
Trust
&
Mellon
20
100
Royal State Bank of N Y
Par
.
Co
Trust
Connecticut Bank 6c Trust Co_25
First
Companies
505
West Texas Utilities 3%s
New
Ask
Bid
Par
490
100
National Bank
National
Boatmen's
Insurance
550
197
10
"Trust
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wellington Fund
349
530
Los
Long Island Trust
Inc
29 %
187
51%
23.64
Mutual
Fund
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
13.30
X20.72
1
Investing Corp
Washington
Investors
6.21
Industrial Barfk of Commerce_l0
1
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
342
Cleveland
Central
Hartford
National Bank—
Bank
Harris Trust &
Connecticut
Franklin Square N Y
(The)
104%
100
Savings Bk—100
First National Bank
Union Bank
Bank
Rochelle
91
86%
Bank
20
Franklin
37%
95
101%
Trust—33 %
Cleveland
(L I)_
Westchester
25
&
31
48
8.20
20.91
United Science Fund
National
Ask
34%
Illinois
Bank
Northern Trust Co
20
Huntington
New
158
10
8c Trust
152
City Bank
York
Suffolk
39
10
Bank
National
New
36%
10
Fiduciary Trust
a30.81
1
Canada
16
-
75.50
1
City Nat l Bank and Trust
National
(White Plains N Y)__
Empire Trust
10
Chicago
Continental
55
Co
13.25
Shares
Bid
Par
Albany, N. Y.
State Bank of Albany—
64%
51%
93.646
Companies
Ask
12.50
Trust
Commercial State Bk & Tr
7.50
12.24
12.01
11.93
7.56
17.50
11.19
Institutional
County
new—1.25
Wall Street
Fund—lc
Bank
Chem
a22.55
100
York
New
Manhattan
a36.81
19.24
9.62
19.35
Inst Foundation Fund——lc
of
•
Fund
Stock
Bid
York
1
Inc
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
1
8.80
17.90
1
1
Par
New
Chase
Shares_l
Ltd—
Shares
Canada Inc
Stevens 6c Clark
Sovereign
99.700
29.
October 6,
99.850
1955-
29.76
Southwestern
99.687
99.633
September
99.875
6.81
Amer
1955
99.901
29.46
Selected
99.734
99.838
1
Fund
99.762
99.718
1955
99.892
1
Common
99.792
99.745
1955
15,
99.865
25,
Growth Stock
of
99.775
22,
August
Fund Inc
Scudder Fund
Ask
99.813
99.805
1955
8,
11, 1955August 18, 1955—
August
Puritan Fund Inc
(Geo)
1955
1,
5
*
Inc
(T Rowe)
Bid
99.992
1955
July 21,
2.50
Fund
Fund
Dollar Value
Ask
27%
Trading
Fund Inc
Philadelphia
Pine
Bid
12%
United
2.58
1.95%
Bills
Dollar Value
12
3.84
&
United States Treasury
26 %
com__ 10c
preferred
United Continental Fund
9.41
'
5
1956
Pacific Amer Investors
United Income Fund
Boston Inc—1
6-
July 28, 1955
9.49
Templeton
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
,
August
Shares—
1955
Television-Electronics Fund
17.55
2.82
10.28
-
1-55
2.30%
July
17.37
16.85
1.95%
1.55%
1-54
of Canada
Natural Resources
Funds
16.23
b2.15
2-55
1-
23.28
Series
3.49
a24.78
1.90%
5-
4.60
Stock
Funds
1
Ask
b2.10
1-55
11-
12-
8-
bl.85
2-55
5-
1.45%
6.62
Growth
United
1
Bid
1-55
Doe
Dated
Rate
18.57
Inc—lo
Stock! Series
Natural Resources Fund
United
1
2.05%
8.79
9.94
Haydock Fund Inc
Ask
1.55%
5.25
8.04
43.99
Hudson Fund Inc—
1-55
8-
6.91
_1
Series
9.07
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Bid
bl.85
Due
11-
1.25%
Series
Preferred
42.71
Institutional
Rate
Series-
Series
lc
Institutional
15.08
1
Corp
Security
lc
Inc—1
lc
shares
Institutional
13.87
1
National Investors
6.18
of
1
interest
Fund
12.48
15.62
4.35
Fund
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
al4.62
Wide Securities—
Nation
5.63
shares
Tobacco
Inc
Shares—
11.32
14.27
3.96
Growth Industry Shares
Income
10.91
Mutual
Mutual
lc
shares
shares
Utility
31.91
40.58
9.94
stock shares——lc
RR Equipment
Railroad
Steel
10.80
3.17
lc
lc
shares
Petroleum
29.52
37.54
ly
1
Scudder,
Electrical
Electronics &
1
•
Fund
Invest
„„„„
lc
lc
lc
shares
Automobile
8.56
16.82
3.32
27.62
75.31
7.32
2
Inc
Futures
Gu Industries Fund
11.16
10.18
7.81
15.35
3.05
25.27
70.04
lc
lc
Inc
Fundamental Investors
Stock
Life Fund-
Speculative
Howard—
&
Growth
Inc
Fund
Balanced
Trustee Shares—
E
Series
12.75
10.42
1163
9.51
1
Fund
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Investors
Massachusetts
Balanced
Diversified Growth
Stock
Mass
Mutual
Inc
Fund
De Vegh
•'
100.1
100.1
2%s May
2%s Feb.
1956
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Commonwealth
-
Ask
100.7
99.31
1955——
1955
19,
a44.89
7130
1
1
Preferred
-
17,
15.
Feb.
21%
23.62
13.32
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
5.58
6.11
Century Shares Trust
1
28.55
30.86
Chem Fund (ex 2-for-l split) —1
15.76
17.04
Christiana Securities com—100 15,300 16,000
f
100.3
1956
1,
99.29
Oct.
Nov.
13.17
Life Insurance Investors Inc
21.85
12.15
1
Ltd
(1954)
Canadian
.
25/8s May
l%s Oct.
11.02
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
11.99
Canada General Fund
.
point
a
9.76
10.19
17.63
-
_5
1
Inc
1
Bonds)
13.10
•
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd
Priced
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
(Income Com Stocks)
1
—1
Green Fund
Bowling
S-l
mi
n»/4
Inc—UOc
America
of
Boston Fund Inc
''
of
15.99
Mutual
.
32nds
more
or
Bid
100.1
20.99
15.46
12.88
Axe-Houghton Fund
p.
99.31
2.25s
28.30
one
Ask
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
1955
15
1.90s
27.84
25.94
represent
Loan Banks—
2.05s
1
Bonds)_1
Bonds)
Grade
point
decimal
after
Bid
Federal Home
1.80s Aug.
Axe-Houghton Fund
y
Figures
Stock
t New
x
to
listing
Exchange,
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(151)
Third Federal Reserve
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
District—PhiladelphiaWeek
Ending July
1955
Bank clearings
this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
us
based
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem
;
of the country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
July 9, clearings for all
Philadelphia
Reading
4,9% above those of the corresponding week last year.
Scranton
Our preliminary total stands
there is
against $16,024,047,172 for the
same
week in 1954. At this center
loss for the week ending Friday of 0.4*%. "Our comparative summary for
a
York
Delaware—Wilmington
New
%
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY
Week Ending
TfLEGRAPH
'■'•'1955
$8,3^2,184,456
$8,333,420,029
875,630,009
751,289,783
:; Chicago
Philadelphia
Francisco
+ 16.6
______
.
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
404,592,914
283,700,000
+
51,1.432,000
426,308,088
+ 20.0
305,559,127
357,707,103
+
249,758,561
+
8.6
309,036,589
+ 30.9
•
$12,866,383,079 $12,368,540,893
3,191,304;530
^Estimated.
\
ends
731,097,255
+
2.3
+
them
-
today, inasmuch
able to give final and
July 2.
For that week there
District of
Total
an
appear
the week
as
in
week
1954.
Outside of this
Reserve
a
city there
was
a
_:
register
9.3
+
9.1
1,257,587,395
942,648,656
1.0
3,526,509
12,827,000
133,395,132
308,981,690
117,596,417
+
7.2
3,212,214
19,003,000
178,438,630
4,610,856
320,984,188
107,618,292
625,552,901
+11.1
633,867,180
and from this
a
6,173,006
5,986,331
139,449,815
165,715,825
11,523,035
f,
-
Total
'•
•••.••
■
Reserve
furnish
a summary
loss of 1.4%,
a
District
'<
j,.c
of
11.1%
;
•«
"i*
and
Ending July 2—
1955
12 cities
1954
$
794,844,022
753,752,090
"
11,927,315,516
12,092,651,327
Srd Philadelphia
11
"
1,316,392,115
7
"
6
"
8th Atlanta
10
"
7th
Chicago
17
"
8th
St
8th
Minneapolis
10th
Richmond
Louis
Kansas
12th San
South
in
New
9.3
4.5
+
:
5,436,251
+ 10.1
151,435,579
174,746,031
+ 18.5
5.2
—
.22,362,688
-
16,164,441
*70,403;030
288)600,000
91,121,970
333,800,000
:?
5,588,693
•
4,352,661
'
114,309,594
105,333,733 /'■
•*
4*994,243
3,479,579
'
108,430,433111,596,027
+ 21.3
8,359,440
459,924
477,647
163,533,412
+ 10.5
162,539,078
127,290,618
969,352,050
+
9.1
848,,227,781
737,304,689
1,710,949
11,998,058
Bend
.
+
5,868,666
2,251,278
12,555,443
6,865,676
10,513,540
76,719,000
7,853,233
+ 23.5
10,054,229
+ 18.9
82,228,000
—
9.0
+
9,651,025
4,618,630
0.3
—15.4
Chicago
1,002,320,457
Decatur
6,450,189
5,613,982
Peoria
14,810,161
Rockford
14,115,271
5,597,382
15,181,671
10,232,523
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
J
Sioux
'
L
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Springfield
Total
(17 Cities)
109,541,719
5.1
+
5,319,186
+ 12.7
39,133,402
+ 41.5
14,212,323
7,412; 548
12,309,665
76,140,000
10,782,408
4,379,811
10,764,617
4*072,048
87,046,942
4,846,689
102,113,464
3,950,128
34,997,225
3i,178,956
0.9
+
12,459,242'
1,195,784
-1,429,776
4.5
—
987,9577173
6,087,956
805,445,402
+ 14.9
2.4
9,877,974
+
4,240,679
14,942,886
8,727,814
11;309,879
+ 37.9
7.7
4,683,787
4)639,925
5.2
1,301,182,915
1,093,256,604
—
6,058,273
1,412,233,564
.
0.7
+
1,789,163
1
—
1,342,080,387
+
8,832,497
,V
1953
%
1952
*
$
5.5
-
Missouri—St.
$
760,550.494
—
1.4
11,006,487,559
11,337,941,344
1,249,055,700
+
5.4
1,193,364,969
+
9.1
1,257,587,395
942,648,656
625,^52,901
+11.1
633,867,180
1,057,168,620
969,352,050
+
9.1
848,227,781
737,304,689
1,342,080,387
+
5.2
1,301,182,915
1,093,256,604
610,849,540
430,417,488
463,731,390
385,557,157
338,900.000
+
7.4
342,400,000
269,100,000
154,999,988
+ 14.6
166,690,195
83,225,453
110,611,827
101,783,938-
+
8.7
+ 14.5
99,612,356
2,146,989
75,878,001
2,214,034
9.5
610,849,540
430,417,488
+ 12.3
7,877,318
7,413,573
262,054*223
506,667,886
1,412,233,564
364,000,000
177,562,490
—
1,023,355,658
1,190,662,608
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
630,017,355
694,957,419
Total
3,030,275
(4 cities)
Ninth Federal Reserve
9.5
+
4.9
"
602,554.405
571,027,557
+
5.5
566,990,159
493,487,869
North Dakota—Fargo
South Dakota—Aberdeen
0
"
473.995,007
471,*22,253
+
0.5
367,889,449
382,047,672
Montana—Billings
"
1,102,195,480
1,028,886,910
+
7.1
971,980,884
860,318,409
+
2.2
19,982,709,715
10,410,713,726
9,739,736,897
+
6.9
9,353,359,571
+
0.5
318,943,281
112,907,799
+ 10.1
114,688,471
7,336,431
+ 36.1
6,255,361
3,845,790
+
1.8
2,944,236
3,277,035
4,386,702
:___
-
5,019,306
—12.6
3,771,101
3,639,216
*
Helena
18,823,020,787
7,938,522
343,789,298
17,323,348
3,913,755
Minneapolis
St. Paul
21,384,883,081
8,917,030
345,626,389
+
21,852,233,236
+
124,300.185
—
598,331,221
492,108,077
(7 cities)
89,221,691
'
6,944,702
11,771,559
11,270,931
+
4.4
9,251,622
13,006,717
516,238,968
492,108,077
+
4.9
463,731,390
385,557,157
+ 17.4
2.5
617,123
744,705
7,147,017
1.7
141,365,577
*
Total
598,331,221
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota—Duluth
516.238,968
.
2,647,295
655,204,592
.
655,204,592
Cltj
+ 62.8
+ 12.1
115,142,170
5,995,624
55,372,857
14,337,122
1,777,468
1,047,214,734
'
„
1,777,678
16,494,893
3,908,162
10
York
.5,907,104
"
9,701,192
11,958,685
74,791,000
9,681,793
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
the
1,299.133.528
110 cities
Outside
'
+ 10.7
+
+ 15.1
Haute
"
Francisco
506,667,886
523,099
—
9
Total
.
District—Chicago-
Wayne
"
-
.
+ 10.7
323,700,000
2,893,307
4
11th Dallas
25,513,719
109,058,160
18,486,447
,__7
City
83,682,067
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
Dec.
11
4th Cleveland
5,312,078
267,925,100
1,057,168,620
(10 cities)
Terre
5.5%, in the
f
Sad New York
'8th
+ 13.4
9,497,895
Indianapolis
by Federal Reserve Districts:
i
...
Boston
+ 11.4
180,767,805
Seventh Federal Reserve
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an increase
$
lit
+ 10.0
602,753
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
9.8
+
in the
note that in
we
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are -larger by
'■
■
•'
i
358,30t),000
Louisiana—New Orleans.
week ended
—
gain of 5.5% and in the Phila¬
„
.*
—
6,098,283
27,891,259
120,758,791
Mobile
Dallas Reserve District by 0.5% and in the San Francisco Reserve District by 7.1%.
•
+ 15.6
4,365,201
18,363,000
Mississippi—Vicksburg
5.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 9.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
we
9,004,929
170,148,310
*
Alabama—Birmingham
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
improvement of 9.1%, in the Richmond
following
4.7
+
+
;___
Indiana—Port
Atlanta Reserve District of 9.1%.
In the
6,906,796
187,314,056
376,109,705
48,525,300
6,461,018
6,278,966
311,052,815
694,957,419
Macon
gain of 6.9%, the bank clear¬
(including this city) the totals record
delphia Reserve District of 5.4%.
•
9,765,194
245,265,543
520,012,039
1,190,662,608
cities)
(6
Augusta
We group the cities according to the
Districts in which thy are locked
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
of 4.9%.
7.1
+ 10.3
43,144,000
8,815,846
11,055,543
419,529,230
(
of
6.4
+
6,794,205
350,419,164
126,059,888
__
Columbia—Washington—.
Nashville
increase of 2.2%, the aggregate clearings for
decrease of 1.8%.
the New York Reserve District
an
+
469,472,665
46,284,200
i
ings at this center showing
Federal
9,821,180
236,989,035
4,320,816
20,167,000
Georgia—Atlanta
present further below,
we
the whole country having amounted to $21,852,233,236 against
$21,384,883,081
same
1,023,355,658
9.0
Tennessee—Knoxville
has to be estimated.
cases
complete results of the previous week
was
1,193,364,969
187,196,346
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
not available at time of going to press.
are
statement, however, which
are
we
5.4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
the elaborate detailed
11,033,869
11,914,872
+
Virginia—Huntington
Florida—Jacksonville
In
12,681,851
6,320,431
2,502,644
4.9
We cannot furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
14,270,464
+ 14.1
+
-
446,284,940
(7 cities)..
South
;/■'•' 1
issue of next week.
our
5,897,973
1.0
3.6
10,909,493
408,181,106
Richmond
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
8,413,094
+
+
10,413,829
11,892,745
T_„
Virginia—Norfolk
5.0
$16,805,513,744 $16,024,047,172
;•
—15.3
+
+ 17.3
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
4.0
+
747,826,135
•
3.4
133,000,000
3,595,056
6,907,653
3,964,125
1,299,133,528
.
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
9.1
All cities, one day
!
5,185,142
5.5
1,249,055,700
48,465,700
Mansfield
9.0
+
$16,057,687,609 $15,292,949,917
Total all cities for week
9.8
+
2.2
+
2,924,409,024
;
Youngstown
West
Total all cities, five days
1,344,051
4,457,725
975,000,000
2,851,803
+
+ 10.6
9.6
468,761,613
276,218,056
other cities, five days
1,953,194
—15.8
+ 11.1
+
°390,000,000
Ten Cities, five days
782,471
14,450,665
110,448,886
253,759,732
517,867,696
Columbus
833,000,000
*
Baltimore
'
Cleveland
Total
1
„
1,986,683
10,386,346
14,534,141
1,316,392,115
Cincinnati
339,613,014
Louis
Ban
Ohio—Canton
0.4
289,800,000
1 V
$
+ 10.9
Feurth Federal Reserva District—Cleveland—
%
—
508,907,630
Kansas City
6t.
1954
-968,000,000
-
Boston
.
A
July 9—
York
Hew
(11 cities).
1953
-
1,249,819
3,952,490
14,686,654
16,484,663
Jersey—Trenton
$
1,407,713
3*723,985
the week follows:
Total
1953.
+10.1
5,918,333
6,943,655
3,850,026
8,793,008
Wllkes-Barre
at $16,805,513,744
or
Dec.
1,530,194
1,662,349
2,205,532
4,691,665
1,186,000,000
1,857,627
5,153,470
1,251,000,000
4,095,391
_
Lancaster
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
Inc.
$
1,684,900
1,842,721
i
Chester
1954
$
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
43
•
—
7,771,009,580
j
■
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityWe
add
now
our
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
week ended July 2 for fcur years:
Lincoln
Ending
July
1954
Inc.
or
1953
1953/
$
$
Dec,
%
$
2,321,865
+ 15.4
6.553,337
6,422,952
+
2.0
5,538,037
4,565,212
663.330.258
River
-
619,122.887
+
7.2
619,704,007
526,736,454
1,901,264
1,819,528
3.313.491
3,2%,775
+
0.5
2,823,187
1,392,361
1,340,848
+
3.8
1,219,495
1,163,099
4,023,171
3,589,981
+ 12.1
2,995,580
140,802,971
138,418,831
—
13,833.038
12,010,110
+ 15.2
12,462,228
9,287,162
Worcester
10,178.568
9,935,998
2.4
10,971,484
-
7.6
St.
Joseph
8,730,687
7,756,305
25,103,697
+
4.8
25,680,554
368,940,545
+
8.1
367,042,726
20,372,134
316,609,545
9,956,159
10,724.556
3,374,577
2,839,510
:
cities)
(9
..
—
2.1
660,851
26,312,664
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Total
9,296,667
9,099,579
Pueblo
+
791,942
8,534,632
123,401,901
398,834,736
11,218,975
5,405,403
'
City
—
•
:
—
11,338,152
—
1.1
+ 43.1
3,777,367
3,155,792
(a)
602,554,405
2,331,034.
1,796,493
566,990,159^
493,487,869
—13.7
571,027,557
7,087,044
0.1
321,912,532
5.5
18,188.717
7,617,013
325,385,771
28,142,767
0.1
5,760,000
5.5
+
2,304,429
Springfield
-
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
it
Fall
;
Kansas—Topeka
S
2,678,973
Massachusetts—Boston
778,176
9,241,098
—
Omaha
1955
Portland
718,950
9,013,455
-
„
First Federal Reserve District— Boston—
Maine—Bangor
977,232
1,147,672
-
Hastings
:
Week
Clearings at—
Nebraska—Fremont
Lowell
New
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
36,625.187
Rhode Island—Providence
New
(12
19,519,917
29.471.700
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
48,350,625
20,932.257
Haven
25,386,000,
+
—24.3
+
2,338,467
8,391,084
.
41,807,469
+ 16.1
32,201,015
18,817,887
7.2;
13,930,170
12,176,307
14,117,975
399,275,605
Dallas
Fort
Worth
399,647,385
34,594,094
32,779,137
—
Galveston
Wichita
5,986,000
6,516,553
473,995,007
+
5,990,700
15,446,448
—
12,199,645
471,422,253
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
39,846,600
—
5,468,000
2.6
5,303,595
5,931,225
+ 26.6
6,687,411
9,637,561
9,502,894
0.5
367,889,449
382,047,672
—
25,415,100
2,511,681
2,45£,132
+
2.3
2,463,256
1,865,635
794,844,022
cities)
Eleventh Federal Reserve District- -Dallas—
Texas—Austin
753,752,090
+
5.5
760,550,494
630,017,355
Total
(6 cities)
-
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
*
Second Federal Reserve District--New YorkNew
York—Albany
pinghamlnn
91.273,503
_
_
__
Jamestown
York
__
4,577,956
122.303,648
_
3,461,378
3,216,276
2,729,456
_.
2,478,565
11,441,519,510
_
,
Rochester
11,645,146.484
35,179,841
Syracuse
2.3
+
1.4
4.815,006
5,591,781
+ 11.7
128,798,801
86,542,399
18,326,928
15,711,870
35,245,255.
+
7-6
3,274,982
+ 10.1
3,044,201
1.8
10,627,350.144
—
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
—
0.2
San
—
San
Jose
11,052,011,207
Jersey—Newark
New Jersey—
-
34,605,622
(11
cities)
158,923,394
132,400,748
4,983.073
143,082,939
3,733,039
136,494,090
+ 13.6
—
+ 16.2
19,565,449
+ 15.9
22,176,791
14,422,390
+ 10.1
25,384.831
19,572,226
+ 12.1
19,063,080
15,348,825
14,737,087
+
3.0
13,841,386
12,007,824
584,807,389
571,381,930
/+
2.3
529,960,973
469,098;200
18,180,035
15,305,563
+
18.8
16,790,675
5,391,276
-
5,770,253
8,459,714
6.6
4,128.817
4,847,114
+ 23.7
9,062,312
11,602,735
1
10,461,312
-
—
21,635,193
74,183,320
+
8.3
70,681,997
79,271,105
70.281,137
+ 12.9
68,028,256
65.117,470
11,927,315,516
12,092,651,^27
1.4
11,006,487,559
11,337,941,344
IMZ
u
'
60,217,284
82,917,538
21,935,008
15,178,589
14,568,550
23,886,369
26,500,000
—
72,144,235
96,344,744
Barbara
Stockton
80,722.631
__
Santa
4,948,528
0.4
+ 12.0
159,758,829
146,035,242
City
Beach
Francisco
1,813,686
22,663,027
Northern
181,455,306
163,512,319
—
1,806,218
.
29,175,483
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
4,641,020
-
4,929,502
+
Pasadena
Elmlra
New
89,216,537
136.673,562
_
Buffalo
New
Washington—Seattle
49,402,761
Total
Grand
Outside
(a)
(10 cities)
total
__
(110 cities).
New York
City—
1,102,195,480
1,028,886,910
+
7.1
971,980,884
860,318,409
21,852,233,236
21,384,883,081
+
2.2
19,982,709,715
18,823,020,787
10,410,713,726
9,739,736,897
+
6.9
9,355,359,571
7,771,009,580
Clearings operations discontinued.
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Foreign Exchange Rates
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
and
Country
Monetary
1
TO
JULY
1955,
7,
INCLUSIVE
'
"
V'
■■
Ohio
&
<fe
Inc.—..
.*
Friday.
July 4
ACT OF 1930
York (Value in United States Money)
•
Basic
Preferential
Free
RR.—
gen.
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
,
-
.237337*
Dominion of,
1
.237317*'
.208550
.208400
/
2.7857B1
2.795312
_
.0300560
.0800500™
:
Netherlands, guilder..
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
:
Philippine Islands, peso..-.:
Portugal,.- escudo
Sweden, kronaur---—
Switzerland, franc..
i
Union of South Africa, pound—
United Kingdom, pound sterling
2.757735"
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000 —'
.193330*"
.233283
:
■
2.785312
.
gold bonds due
12802
12695
12358
July 13
1960__
—Sep
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-'>
6-30
~"r*t..
$1.50 .."u 8-:' r
,,
i" $1.37Mi-.-;
$4 prsferred: (quar.)—;
General-Shoe Corp.y-!^common fquar.)L."i *, 62»/2c
5
$3.50 preferred" A-(guar.)
'■pVzt
8-
6-30 *:
H
'"6-30
1
•
8+1
-
.
banks.
Slattmenl ofConditioM ofthe T weive
of
and
-
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes decreased $26 million and $69
FHeral Reserve Banks Combined
million
.*
Assets—
1955
certificates
Gold
Total
F. R.
gold
Other
certificate
of
notes
reserves-
other Banks
311,926
and
Industrial
advances
loans
Government
Bought
A
15,130
+
City and
-
;
+
8,273,775
'
'
+
Decrease (—)
Total bought outright—.
Held under repurchase agree't
—
.
290,800
23,844,162
290,350
.+
4,000
"
'y,' "
"■
+
4,000
"+-
Loans
"
4,000
23,843;162
+ 294,350
24,462,889
+ 170,172
—
and
tural
—1,189,275
Total
securities—
banks—.
32
investments
loans
Loans
brokers
to
purchasing
659,467
dealers
-and-
+
premises
+
1
Other
3,940,872
—452,126
57,081.
_
assets
2,071
+
149,300
assets
3,534-
9,342
+
.
.
Real- estate
..
50,0G9,614
_____
.
—325,837
;
loans
Other
48,460
Treasury
t.
Treasury
notes
26,013,087
+237,670
+
U.
217,173
S,
32,058
accounts
13,474,760*'
468,29(1:
Tltrasurer—general acct._"
Foreign-
-•
382,478
451,437-
,
Tdtal
deposRs
_i
Deferred availability cash items...
,
Other llafbs.
&
accrued
dividends
Total liabilities
....
19,776,971
3,098,358
13,601
f
48,907,017
—119,828
+
931,143
'
123,907
—
+
43,493
+
188,897
22,911
71,494
:
banks
Reserves- wRh
168,761 '
24,661"
'
Cash'
Federal
.—
—
—
13,660
—1,603
capital
879,845
—585,264—
Total
Batteries;
common
349
—
U. 43v Government deposits.
Interbank demand deposits;
379,359
+
+
15c
951
5%
•
deposit and F, R.
; gnnces
liability
1
From
35,888
27,543
178,590
note
r
236
47
Great
87
+
-
42l^'c
_
21,622
967
3,421
'+
.10,110
•
31
__
Federal
From
+
5,126
—
50,069,614
—325,837
'purchasedfor
1,532
+
4'/2^preferred-(quar.)
6%
272
+
others
2611
514
Banks.,
Reserve
*•-
-
+ 1,176
individual loan items
reserves;
343,949
banks-.and
218]
are
shown
of
deduction
after
,
valuation
45.8%
0.3%
—
gross.
v
*Preliminar-y (San Francisco District"...
<
,
foreign
___!
———
t< •>.
25,075
1,131
c
3,438
-
Rftdem|iti4itCallsaiHl
13,139
131
765
^
146c
.__
Condition Staiement of Membsr Banks
preferred.t.and
States
Government
securities,
$236 million in
reserve balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, and $967
million-in demand-deposits
adjusted, and an-increase of
$527 million in United States Government deposits.
Commercial,
industrial^ and - agricultural loans in¬
$50 million at all reporting member banks;*"the
principal changes were increases of $16 million in Chi¬
cago, $13 million in the San Francisco District, and $11 million each in New YoTk
City and the Boston District,
a
„
Celotex
Kings
release.
in another-press—
Real estate loans increased. $37 million.
loans increased $114 million.
"Other""
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $47 million in theChicago District, $30 million in the Dallas District, $27'
million in the New York District outside of New York
City, and
a
total of $68 million at all reporting member
Aug
1
-3.70%
Heinz
Date
1975
«-
-
J2457*
July 11-
Farms:Co^3?/k%
s.
1
-
^i.__;__Aug
5
7 13
•
United.-Air Lines,-Inc.;-4%%
United-Biscuit-Co.
of
cumu.
.Aug- 1
•—
(quar.)^_—
Co., Ltd.-r,
-
1st mtge. bonds due 1982_
^L-ie" '
-
7-22
'
7-15
.*
**
7-15
7- 6
-
$12140
6%
7, §
r-2a
10-20
■
40c
,
(quar.)
^8-,i:. 7-20/
8-'
t
1"'7$15- 7
conv.
5 % -preferred-B
>
(H. J.)
5%
-
9334c-
Co., common; (quar:)^
*
stock
July 25.
.
$2805
$2584
^
>
$2626
$2847
'
53
8-15
8-1
~
8-15
7-25
»
7-15
7-1 "
8- 1 ;v
7-15
8^c 1 r + 7-^5
*
8-l*;_7-15
*
-
*" 10^3+
1214 c
.
9^15
-46C"*+
;
r-Vt75<r*
J2Jfec -r
—
£*,
<
•
7-15 ^ *t€-30
7-15
6-30
.
;.#nlr,"
A
Horder's,
Inc.
(quaR+^i-^____u*__-__'_^
(quar.)__J
-
«-30r^
5
convertlWe- prefenrd--( quacrr-C^r.:-----. ;.+m4c
1
Hott, Renfrew&"C«.i $5-1»t -pfd.- (^-a. - $|£5tr-.r~8$5 non-euimila4ive' 2nd prefefred^"(§*a+r:.-. •'"$$2r5<h ; - 8-1-,
WatepPowers(quirft,'C.,:%25c
*
*r9-' 3
-
5
Holyoks
.
9-15
>•
25c
30c
j
12-157-'• 12- 5
'
-
-
.1
$1.25
•
c
•*
6-24
7-15
-
$1.25
10c
Ltd.—-
^4__:
(It.) - & Co. J c*om»9v( qilaptj.^_^^_
Homo- Insurance. Coi
July 27
7-11
-s
.25c
_,>4.-46c-
Holly Sugar Cerp.f commonv(quaK)_-
"7-11.
-
7-30
53+ic
-
'
Quarterly
Hoe
7-30
-
V.45C v; *.7-ll i
-x» 5Q%..„j..
8-19^
X-
preferred '(quarts
Hiram, Walfcer-Gooderham Arc Worts,
J
49c
^
Electric -Light,/: common^.
Common:. _^_
13
.
July 18—
America^ $4.50" cum.-pref.-stock__July 15
Washington Water Power-Co.-^—v
«-25
7-20
-
5
e> 5
W^
683/4C8- 1
1
Hilo
...
pfd. stk., ser. A.iJuly 15
convertible pfd.
7-' 5
8—r
11-i 1
Insur-
Class- A- (quar.-)_i^__.
3%-%- first mortgager bonds,;.due- June 1,-1975
*3'/2%
Inspection"/&
Higb^Mfg. Co;,^common (quar»)/.v__v— —*
-10
f. debentures-due 19G2_
Standard-OU €<►;-(Ohlo)-.2?/+fc
7S15"
*8^1
-
AOc-
(quar.)^_:iI_i.JL:jL«,".y-.
__
$2799
-
sinking-fund debentures- due 1983_-_1_
6eabrook
•
$1.37 ti
Hercules Powder Cor, 5%" pfd. (quar;)
Hershey Chocolate. 414% pfd.-A (quarj__
Higbee-Co., common (quar.)
5 %■ preferred- fquay.
^
Page
J2577
Aug
;
•
l ■;
8-15
#K50+•
.
7
6- 1
7^151
«75c
$4."3TVa
-
Helena Rubinstein-(stock dividend)
r
•-
7•
i*
.
Hecht Co., common (increasedf_i__i_3% % preferred-(quan)^
^
..
mortgage* bondsi. due
8-
-
-60c -*+
'
1st
8-15
25C"
.
7-15
7-21
20c
—
€
July. 15
„•
,
'
«
25c
5614c-*"''
~
pfd. 6tock:
conv.
r-^5
'- 8-19
pfd..(quar.)_ -*-3714c- t.7-15
6-30 r
25c
(quar.)__- 7-15-7-6
414% preferred C (quar.K-1,
21-y4c.
7-151 1 7- 5
j
5% preferred--D- (quar.)
i_
'
25c *
7-15**
7- 5
i 5%
preferred E (quar)___
25c
i
7-15 ^ 7- 5
Haydock. Fund (quar.)________r_______
15c
7-30 «;•- 7- 1 "/
Hayes Industries. (quar.)__
r „•*. 30c
,
7-25
"• 6-21*"
Hayes-Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
15c
7-30'7-15
Southern Pacific Co.—
u
A
Havana. Lithograph,
Page
Corp., lS^year 3'/*%-debentures, due 1960-_i___July 14
3V«%
-
__1
cumulative-preferred stock
County- Lighting Cop.—
Philips-Pet-rotatBT'Co.—
appear
Date
:
cumu.
6-30
8+1/
+. J40C- V
v
:
-
-
*
,
Inc.,-7%
Co.
(J. F.)
Hawaiian Electrie,
TENDER
PARTIAL-REDEMPTION-*
Industries, Inc., 5%
ALCO Products,
OF
-
preferred stock
Company and Issue—
ACF
decrease of $16 million in the St. Louis District."
Changes according to industry
Inc.
1
creased
and
Mills,
>
5%
Steam- Boiler
stock
Company and Issue—v;Indian-Head
7-15
fUT,
:
$i;25:s~ 12-15'" 11-23
.•
„
1
9-12
30c
j
-
Co., 5%% preferred-f-quar;)-__
preferred- (qu«r,+___
___•
Class
under
NOTICE
-
-€-13
$75c
-
(A.)
ance
Hartz
list of corporate bonds, notes,
common
those called
"7-15
«0o'■# *'7-15>
1
(quar.)_^._i
Cottoir,-^ Ltd;,
1
*
8-
—
(quar.J-'-U— ,+ ~12+2C
common
9*
12+ 1
12-;l(LL
50c-
preferred-(quar,)
5 Va%
Hartford
called for redemption,
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
including
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member-~
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
«nded June 29: Decreases of $245 million in
holdings of
United
Gas,
Hartford Electric; Light
a
"
1
6-20 :•
9-10+'"
46c
Hart-Schaffner (fc-Marx-'(quar.)"___i____
Notices
Below will be found
R-
87y2c" 57-15
>:fa
■
preferred; (initial- quar^it----—--
Harris
-
t
8-15'
.
•
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
6-24 I
7- 9
8-15
pf<Ll/(quar.)__J__r; $$1.25
Hammond Organ (quar.)____
:___
t
50c«-^ 9-10.
5 Harb^fion-Wialker Refractortesv
0.1%
accept-
11+2A
(N. Y.)—
:
Corp,
Hamilton
8%
.
11-2A
-
••-8-1
56
+
$2.40 convertible-preferred-(qUar-)i.i.'i/.~«'*-~
2nd
to
12-12
31%c
(quar.)
preferredr-(quay:)^ii___5____'_i____-_i
Hagan
•
691
j..*.
loans
i-2f
'#-2A;;
11-2R
\
:
Haile Mines-/ Inc.- (initiai)____+.__
Halle Bros. Co., common (quar<)lli__
23,255
.of
S-29'
1
9-12
'0-12*
56%C-i-7-15"
Gulf, Mobile M Ohiot $5- preferred '(qu'ar«)^_
Gurney Products. Ltd.; $1.60 pfd.;,(quar.)
—1,041
47
6-24
#1.50:5 12-12
preferred- '*$25- par," <quar,)__L+-
Gulf Interstate
848
—
7-15
+ $2-t
(H^ L.) Co.-(quar.) ___:
Guaranty Trust Co.-(N. Y»):(quar.)___
Guardian. Realty ;(Can»da)y 7 %+pfdj+accum.)
710
+
527
6-24
•2--. 12-12
.
"
7-20
t,
8-12"
"
,
7-20
*•
7-15
4
1 -•
***■
5 7-. 8
i' l* 1-
" $2 ^
1";
7-20 "
"
Southern; Life-Insurance; (Houston)
Quarterly
2,841
+
7
.—
,♦7;
8- 1
.
+ $2
Quarterly
448
—
conw
Quarterly
301
—
46
8-
7-15
9-' l
#1.50
Gray'son-Robinson Stores, $2^ pfd.
■
l.w
.^8-15
*-•-
150c+J": 7-31
V
Great American-Insurance CO!
lia-
.-—
oh
+
•
"
Borrowings:
22,777
660,901
accounts
Wlities-combined
7- 8
.
__
295,563
.
to
^
*
(quar.) j
Graham-Paige-Corp.-—
"701
+
A
Grand Union Co.r
506
219
+
56,160
—
t
;
Foreign banks
and capital-accts..
gold certificate reserves
Contingent
s
rr 6-28
.
50c
(quay.)
preferred*-(qtrart-liji^^. :
.
,rr_-
deposits- adjusted-.J
u
Time-depositS"«xcept U. S. Government
Domestic banks
liabs.
of
7-r
"
347
—
10
996
,
.
t.
-
+2,327
:
82
2,566
...
banks
Demand
283,556
.7,231
—331,914'
Liabilities—
..
-tExcluslve
Ratio
7- 8
*7-8
-
15c
*.
;
i.
•Tt
—2,043
69 .:
;
887
Reserve" Banks
domestic
(quar.)
B
(quar.)ii_____
preferred- (quar.)..
Class A (quar.).
Class 8 v(quar>+_-^.
•
1,371
+
—1,666
•
26
___
—
—
vault.
ih
Balances' with
•
9,001
.
—
Co.
Class
'
1,194
68
.—
21,307
-
:i__
to
Capital Accounts—
Capital paid in*.
Surplus. (Section'7)-—-—,
Eurplus
(Section 13b»____^—___
Other
-
7-20
■ -
-
.
Green
-
7- 9
5 «-30
7-25
.
Class
292
+
114
__
8,727
notes-
+
'
245-
—
734
securities
*
U. S.
" 35c
preferred (quar.)iL-___„____-_._..:
56J/4C
Pumps, Inc., common (quar-. )„
_■
j.. 15c
5%
preferred^!quar.
•
25c
Grace (W. R.) Sc Co.—
292
+
37
•
—
1,016
—_—.—_.v_
bonds
Loans
Deposits:
Other
«
r
,
-
'
'
115c r\* 7-28
:__-i
4Vi%
+1,599
.
1
..
+
9,143
securities—total
bills
Other
Member bank—reserve
.
i__
Gould-National
+ 4,682
50
23
,
343,949-
Liabilities—
Reserve
,
+
7,805
loans.
Treasury certificates- of indebtedness
Federal
Co.—
;;
6-30
-"7-22
.
Goulds
1,191
ing-securities-—
511,995
65
—
U. S. Government
Total
(quar.)^
7-15
1
25c -'+7-25
$lt12,/2
Mines-(reduced)'.^...
Co.
■
7-22
.
-'J- loc '
:_i
....
^
for
carrying securities-
or
-
Rubber
Extra
Other loans for purchasing or carry-
22
items——
.
H.)
<fc
*- j
-rjf-8
-,8-1
10c ."
t
Goodyear. Tire A Rubber (quar.)
:
^.V
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada), Ltd.—
4% pref. (quar-.)_.
J
3,522
+
223
23,483
-
.
Bank
55c
...
Gold
;;
*•»"
n
.
,
"in-*
;*
:
5
it *
7- 8-
J
preferred (quar.)_i____i^_____
,:v. 56'/4C:>.-v 8- 1 "V 7-15
preferred • (1955 serie^): (quar.)^__„$0.578125
*8-1
7 7-15
preferred
(quar.)__„_;
./
$1.75
10-1 J 9-20
,7%
lllions of dollars)
(In 1
adjusted!—84,417 Loans adjustedt.
43,632Commercial, industrial, and agricul¬
.
cash
4^2%
Goodall
Since
1954'
1955<
1955
Assets—
—1,193,275
Total U. S. Govt. securities-
foreign
Yellowknife
(P.
-
506^ * ;i8+
'
common'(quar.)_l___y^.__;;;
McBean
June 30,
June 22,
*June 29,
*
,
from
x
$1.30
7-15 *'» t-.S "i*-* -
of- the'South west—
preferred-(quar:)^_____„l_.
4%%
1,673,984-
—1,383,184
2,801,750
:
and
7-
1
.
( quar,)-___._^__.
Glatfelter
—1,193,275
290,350
11,045,837
Uncollected
Giant
Increased +) or
_____
Bonds
*'
\
Fund > (Boston)^ (from
Brothers,
$4.50
member banks follows:
1,122,800
—
Notes
Due
Gimbel
reporting
of
outright—
Bills
Putnanr
Getchell Mine,- Inc
million in New
liabilities
and
assets
o^ Ky.—- >
(guar.)" _1 -^
vestment- income)
-
;
of
■
*
securities:
Certificates
loans
$2.20 preferred
George-
Gladding,
summary
Co.
-
preferred
General Teiephone- Co.r
net total of $219 million at all reporting
a
member banks.
497
—
1,352
—
515,175
+
-27
.
15,130
York
16,870
—
—122,799
445
Acceptances—Bought outright
If. S.
30,924-
—
599,152
5:20%
Reserve
Loans to banks decreased $228
million.
22,321
+
Federal
from
88-.
.
7-15
.
8-15
$$1.25
.
a
-
General. Telephone
City, $73 million in
Borrowings
253,923
—
^
General Telephone Co: of Indiana— <r $2 preferred- (quan>r.-.z.^^i.
Banks increased
$261 million and borrowings from others decreased $218;
22,923
—
2,922
19,314
—
—
230,999
—
2,925
(quar.)^__^_____
7r30
-
..
ri 22Y3C:1
adjusted decreased $441 ^million in
the Cleveland District,;
$72 million each in the Boston and Dallas Districts, and
$49 million in the Chicago'District. -,
•
1954
3
+
—
20,990,745156,773
cash
Discounts
-
834,642-
preferred-
L$J0c-
-
(quat-),
7-15
•*
in New York City.
was
York
New
July 7,
1955
20,156,103
,
—
Redemption fund for F. R. notes-
Steel-Wares,-Ltd.,-common-
6-30 f'
.
7-30
25c
Demand, deposits,
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
July 6,
5%
-
*"efnttfentr .bonds,v decreased
(In thousands of dollars)
June 29,
General
Holdings of United States Govern$82 million, of which $70
million, respectively.
w
Shoro* Papabl* of Jteo.
+...+-+t«?.
-
General Products Mfg., Ltd.—
Class A fc-B (stock dividend
2.783060.•
v
NomeetCompanf
■
Per:
.,
j
.193330*
2.773245-
2.783660
12802
-
15
-'••"*
•*
.233312 .: /.
-
,
"
2.775321.
2.785729,'
1
30
Sep
5%
/•"V- ^Announcement in this issue, ~$In
.0349000
r'. .193330* -',
2.774906
July 15
I__July
i__:
.496766*
'
'
.233300
Great
30-ycar 5%
J
.140080*
+•
.140030*
.496766*.
<-
Orleans
2.756084
2.750034
.140080*
stock_l^___
preference stock
Northern Ry.—
-
9
J2582
•
.261500
.
.
.496766*'
preferred
4%
•"
.-.0300560
•
.261500
.193330*
.
J2692
..
2.783750
.4 *
.496760*
;
.208400
,
.0800560
.14C080*
;
,
.237317*"
:
2.783750
-
-
.261498* f.':';
2.758147
.201500
______
•
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.203400-
,
rupee.,
pound__;
Mexico, peso___
.0028562-5
.00235625
.00285625
-
-
-
.00435401* '
.00435401*
.00435401*
Day
Ltd.,
.203400
.203400
.208550-
Independence
•'
.00435401*
.325300
1.014895
+
1.015044
*
.00235025
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
s
2
t2799
July 19
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Co.,*5.85% cum. pfd. stock-July 15
Washington Water Power Co.— "
37/a% 1st mtge. bonds due 1983———
July 27
Western Union Telegraph-Co:^
->
r *
.0335802*
.325300
1.015000<
' .208400
•
France
2.218044
cumulative
Corp.,
bonds, series 'ft, due 1933—!
Superior Steel Corp. 5Wc preferred stock
.0198875
.325450
,
^*
.0385802*
.0198989 '■
.325400
J2699
*
_
sinking fund debentures
1st mortgage
.0198364"
.0385802*-
1.014531
New
.0717487*
.0717487*'
2.218044
.0198583 :
,
__.
India,
.133333*
-
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
:
...
Finland, markka__i
Ireland,
.200000*
.133333*
.0385802*
I
;
5%
Moore
.200000'
2.219704
2.219372
pound
55-cent
$
.0717487*
.0717487*
—;
Australia,
Page
July 22
&
July 7
July 6
.133333*
.133333*
.
-
.200000-
.200000*
-
Thursday
Wednesday
$
$
*
Dat^'V /
___!
1959___
,
Tuesday
July 5
Monday
July 1
,-■>
t
.
__
Argentina peso—
'
p
mtge. bonds, series C & J, due 1995——Dec
1
Blgelow preferred stock__I__„
July 31
Clark Controller Co: 4.80% cumul. conv.
pfd. stock—July 11
Frito Co., convertible preferred stock—
Sep 30
General Acceptance Corp.— -, «, r
15-year 5% conv. subordinated debentures due
1967—Aug
3
General
Precision
Equipment Corp.—
* .
t.
,.
;
$2.90 convertible preferred
stock—t!——t—_d—J—i-JJuIirlG
Keyes Fibre Co., class A stock——i,
-Aug
1
Mading Drug Stores Co,—
/
*
- •"
'■
' ;•
:
.
Noon Buying Rate lor Cable Transfers in New
Unit
Ref.
Brown
-
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF
RESERVE
FEDERAL
BY
JULY
:
Baltimore
the different
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.:
FOREIGN
4%%-«. f. debentures due
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Pursuant to the reauirement of Section 522 of
:
^
American Machine & Metals.
certifies daily to
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
,
Company and Issue—
...-v
.
.
€-30--
*
7-15
...
7-15*" '€-30"
50cr^'>8w&l^: '7-%l
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1
7-15 '
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Number 5445
182
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(153)
-When
Per
Name of Company
Horn &
Share
Hardart Co.; (N. Y.),
(quar.)~
com.
preferred (quar.),
(Joseph» Co\ (qqaf,T_
Shoppes, Inc.Jfqiiaril
Hotel
9-
1
8-1
7-15
7-
60c
8-
1
7-20
10c
8-
1
30c
Hudson
6-30
$1.10
Fund
(from
7-15
6-30
preferred"
lie
$20c
.7-15
:7-15
—
-140c
7-15
income)
."1
(quar.)
Huht Foods,
Inc.—{'Common (quar.) _1_
15c
__
'Preferred
B (s-a)__
Circuit Breaker
I-T-E
{.
.
'
'
$25o
preferred (guar.)
Brick "CO. {(quar.
Power,
confmon'(quar.)_
preferred
4.42%
1
4.26%
*
.
:
7-11
53%c
____
"
'
7c
*
-
9-1
7-15
The above-payment is
on the
l-for-10: reversed
-International.Business/Machines
20c
Co.,
14C
$1
$1
Jewel Tea
37 %o
Co., 3%%
6%
I
9-15
10-17
11- 1
:25C
,
7-10
I
11-
$1.09
8-
y
8-
9-
97 Vic
*
"
1
9-
1
1
8-15
i
•
-
>
.
*-7-15
9-15
'-10-
10c
V
.
li
101 1 •:
50c
.■—
8-
1
12-15
3-15
8-
1
7-12
Manhattan
8-
1
7-12
1
-
4%
8-
1
1
10-10
7-29
Marine
7-25
11-
7-15
120c
4.20%
4%
preferred
7-15
4%
7-15
7%
6-30
95c
6-22
8-15
15c
7-15
7-
87ViC
Extra
5%
from
net
from
•
net
7-
8
9-
7-22
27 ViC
Fund
realized
"ser.
income
1
•
from
$1.27
7-15
"
net investment income
from net realized gains
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
and
Metal
6-30
$1.65
$1.75
Kin-Ark
Oil
(S.
7-12
(initial)
King-Seeley Corp.
Kress
(increased)
& Co.* (quar.)
H.)
56 %c
7-15
9-
75c
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
9-30
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-30
12-22
Co.,
1st
common
preferred
(quar.)
45c
2nd
preferred
2nd
preferred, (quar.)i
Kurz-Kasch,
Salle
$1.75.
7%
'Lake
8-1
11-
7-20
25c
(quar.)
University
10c
(quar.)
Laboratories,
$1.16
RR.
.^1
7-11
pfd.
(Alfred),, Inc.,
B .(quar-.)
Class A (quar.)
10-10
9-28
12-28
lamson
B
&
A
(quar.)
5
9-
1
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
29c
'
-
7-29
.-«9C
:
'10-31
7-19
10-31
nsc" "•"9-30*
H5C'
8-15
dividend)
-9-30
^8+15
12-31
11-15
115c
(stock
12-31
5%
preferred
1
1
9-
Is
7-15
15c
(quar.)
$1.10
.
11-15
7-14
Light,
8-
1
7-30
$1.25
10-
1
8-
1
1
8-
\
7-15
5-13
1
8-J2
9-
1
96(4
Corp.
7%
7%
40c
Morris
$2.25
(John)
Plan
$1:05
(quar„)
com.
(quar.)
preferred'(quar.)__"
preferred A (quar.)___
preferred B
<quar.)__
Morrell
$1.50
75c
1
7-27
88-
Co.
(quar.)
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
dividend preferred (quar.)___
t30c
<■
,
&
,
1
,
,
125c
.10-
1
10-1
*,-
9- 2
Ltd.,
Phila
8-15
7-10
tf-15
7-15
7-29
7-
8-
7-21
.
1
9
25c
7-25
30c
7-15
7-
1
$1
7-15
7-
I
$1.12%
7-15
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)__
8-
$1.25
7- ,5
1
7-15
55c
7-15
6-22
$1.10
7-15
6-2p
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-15
$1.12Va
6-20
7-15
6-2C
7-11
6-30
7-11
6-30
$1.50
7-15
6-30
10c
7-25
7-11
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
32'/2c
,
$1.25
'V
1
(quar.)
(increased)
Bottling
(quar.)
»
10c
<
7-15
6-30
$3
7-15
7-
7'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
7-29
2%c
6
3
9-1A
2%c
1-3-56
12-15
45c
(quar.)
10-
(annual)
7-15
35c
7-29
1
+
7-
1
9-
9
Telephone Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
Traffic Co.
(quar.)_L*
8-15
7-2$
8-15
7-2$
>*■■
■
.
33c
8-15
7-78
25c
11-15
10-25
33c
32Vic
11-15
10-25
11-15
10-25
8
40c
1
9-
9
$1.06
$1.06%
25c
9-
1
8-15
8-
1
7-15
.
pfd.
(quar.)
1——II
4
7-
10-
(quar.)
4.24%
7-15
7-
1
7-25
15c
—
Sand
8-15
8-
175c
1$1.50
"_
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.,
1
25c
32Vic
(quar.)
Glass
10-
45c
—
(quar.)__
preferred
Machine
Gear
&
Cement
Electric
Co.,
8-
8
9-
3
p-
9-12
20c
$1.75
50c
20c
Co.
1——
pfd. (quar.)—_T—♦
(quar.)I———I—
(quar.-)—,—
preferred
(quar.)
&
Trenton
•
RR.
Morris, Inc.,
preferred
—I
(quar.%
(quarj-I——
common
(quar.)
9-13
$1.17
(quar.)—.'_
(quar.)
4.68%
preferred
3.90%
.8- 1
$1.10
$1.07Vi
95c
$2.50
r
75c
97/ic
4% preferred (qutir.):
•
Philippine Long Distgmce Telephone Co._—»
25c
2
&
Northern
Ry.
9-
9-2
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred
7-
Piper
5c
8-1
7-5
45c
56V4C
8-1
7-5
45c
Aircraft
Corp.,
convertible
conv.
1
7-20
7-29
7-15
8-
.
7-
3
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
7-11
7-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-h
7-15
8-
,
i
+7-15
7-15
6-45
'
8-
1
8-
1.
*7-20
,
preferred
Piedmont
7-1?
^$1<
.
Corp.,' com." (quar.) I_—
—
20c
*quart)___i__iT._iIi_I—"—$1.25
PhilipS-Jones
,.,9n 2
8
8-17
8-20
6-30
425c
(quar.)
preferred
10-.1
7-29
7-15
common
Corp.
10-
12'/2C
9-- 1
.9-10
62'/2c
t$1.75
2
7-1s
9-15
+$1.75
+$1.75
1
7-29*
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%'
Philip
7-12
6- 6
8-15
415c
(quar.)___—
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
7-12
7-15
6-30
9-30
8•v,
$1.0614
pfd.
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)'_
Phila
7- 6
,
1
7-29-
50c
Light,
Co.
preferred
Perkins
840
Ltd.
Common
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
<quar.)___~
9-
7-29
8-15
*10c
4.30%- preferred
preferred
Moore
&
Coca-Cola
Permanente
6-30
9-
8-15
'
7-6
7-15
7-20
-61 Vac
(quar.)
Voting and non-voting common (quar.)—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.).
8-12
7-15
5c
$1.25
6-30
6-30
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
6-30
34c
7-19
7-11
7-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
common
Electric
&
Pennsylvania
7-15
7-15
97V2c
(quar.)l
1
20c
Co.,
Pennsylvania Power
7-15
$1.14
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
7-30
20c
$1.06
59%c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.32-.preferred
Penn
7-20
8-
Gas,
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
Penman's, Ltd., common
6%
preferred tquar.)
7-8
10c
25c
1
40c
Chemical Co.,-common
$1.32
9-16
$1.09
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Montgomery Ward Co.,
\
•i
7-15
8-1
7-29
Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
5
60c
9-
^$1.75
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
7-20
7-25
7%
7-
7-l*
$1
'
6-30
$1.06>4
Ltd.,
7-15
7-30
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
7-15
7-
1
10c
Parke, Davis 61 Co
$1
7-15
6-
9
$1.12%
(quar.)____.
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Peninsular
8
7-15
7-
preferred
Products,
preferred
5%
8-19
7-
7-15
Park Sheraton Corp.—
'8-22
7-29
7c
15c
3.90%
com.
'
15c
(quar.).
Co.,
5%
7-15
1
8-
7- o
15c
•
6-27
89-
25%
$4.20
115c
.
(quar.)
Sessions
35 c
(quar.)^..
1
class
Class
8-
45c
$3.85 pref. series C
Montana Power Co., common
^28
10c
111.75"
(quar.)
$1.16 preferred (quar.)
Lambert
Class
Utilities
$6
.___'
Ishpeming
25c
7-10
7-15
Panhellenic House Association
2
$1.18%
7-20
8-15
&
Co.
Power
Panama
7-8
8-
7-20
1
15c
$1.25
Gas
6%
6-30
8-1
$25
pfd.
7-20
9-1
1,
8-
8V3C
(quar.)—
Paper
Pacific
7-8
$2
8-
7-28
(quar.)
Corp., 40c pfd.
Packard-Bell
7-15
J50c
Mobile
Milling,. Ltd.—-
(quar.)___
&
$$1
2
6-30
9-21
1
Coast
5%
7-15
8-1
20c
28%c
Lighting, $4.40 preferred
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Park
10-
93%c
common
Natural
Steel
$4.75
7-15
8-
6-30
7-15
^
Products, 4%
Pacific
8-15
1
2
Gas Service (stock dividend)
Monroe Loan Society, class A (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co.—
6-30
,
Superior
Power &
Missouri
7-15
10c. 1-10-56
Woods
preferred
Missouri
10-15
1
8-
8-
6-30
7-15
$1.02%
.___
Pacific
8-lf
30c
Bradley Co., common
prior preferred (s-a)
preferred
1
7-15
Co
Pacific
"
8-13
9-
7-15
$1.02
•
-
Aggregates, Inc.—
4%% conv. preferred (quar.)
Pacific Finance, 5%
preferred (quar.)__—
8-15
1
415c
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co.
7-15
1
5c
Inc.
1
the
Lakeside
:
■
8
1
9-
90c
$1.02,/2
preferred (quar.)
Pabco
7-15
9-
75c
Laboratories
4.56%
9-15
7-30
6-30
J
(Hartford)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas
6-30
9-
Co.
Elevator
Outlet
7-1
U5c
(quar.)^^__j
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36%
5%
Extension
of
8-
1
$1.75
Quarterly
Lake
1
10-
Inc.
Kwikset Locks,
La
(quar.)
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
7%
Corp.
7-26
8-1
6-30
•
preferred
Pacific
933/4C
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)
Minute Maid Corp.
(quar.)
*
9-22
preferred
7%
t
5%
8-15
4%%
».
Milton
6-30
4%%
6%
<quar.)
Miller
6-30
7%
6-17
933/4C
(quar.)
>
414%
Otis
-6-20
<
7-20
Mathieson Chemical—
Oxford
7-15
7-15
45c
(monthly)
Mfg. Co., class A, (quar.)
Miller & Rhoades, 4(4%
pfd. (quar.)
6-30
Kr'oehler Mfg. Co.—
Kroger
Textile
Miles
12-30
6%c
pfd. (s-a)_
7-15
$2.50
,
6-30
1
85c
(quar.)____
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric. 4.40%
•.
7-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Ontario
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Shoe Corp.,
com.
(quar.)
43/4%- preferred
A
(quar.)
gains
7-
6-20
7-15
7-;*
',
Onondaga Pottery Co
Ontario Jockey Club, 6%
7-11
7-15
$3
Melville
Keystone Low-Priced Com. Stk. Fd. "ser. S-4"
10c
6-24
25c
& Co.. 5% preferred (s-a)
Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)..
82c
Okonite
7-11
7-15
7-26
preferred A (quar.)
4.92% preferred (quar.)
7-25
7-15
&
75c
*-4%%
Olln
1
7-
Electric, 4%
preferred (quar.)—^
4.24%
(quarterly
McCormick
00
{
7-8
7-11
7-14
(quar.)
com.
convertible
Leather
Ohio
7-13
7-20
5-
$1.12
30c
Oberman Mfg. Co.,
8-12
8-1
i
7-
i__
insurance
(quar.)
Oklahoma
35c
income)
(quar.)
B
4V2 %
6-24
7-14
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Chemical,
'Class
1
'
Oklahoma Gas
80c
Mclntyre
B-3"
and
B
6-30
$1.06'%
Plastics
Oilgear Co.
7-30
$1.50
McCall Corp. (quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
8
7-
-8-.W
'7-15
Service—
Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Noxema
6-24
Class
8
7-15
7-15
75c
Bond
investment
*
7-
$1
Keyes Fibre Co.,'common
$3 class A (entire issue called tor redemp¬
tion on Aug. 1 at $55 per share
plus
45c
12-13
7-15
8-25
-8-
Public
3%%. preferred (quar.)
Northwestern
•
7-15
17Vic
series)
8-15
$2
•
preferred
Indiana
'$4.10 preferred
preferred
'4.60%
7-15
133/4C
Gas
convertible
Northwest
-
,*
7-20
(1947
6-27
8V3C
(Hartford)
Northwest Airlines
6-20
preferred
7-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
-$4.11 preferred (quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
-
7-8
$3
7-21
9-
1
-
7-15
preferred
Co.
Co.
Ry.
•Ogilve Flour Mills,
,
7-15
Co.,
Insurance
Central
8-11
8-10
,
Refractories
6-30
9
25c
30c
(quar.)
8-
•
(quar.)__
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A
American
7-15-
7-15 f
75c
a
7-15
$1.25
8-10
7-31
Maytag
9-15
$l'/2c
(quar.)_-_-_
common
i
(quar.)
6-30
8-25
50c
Department Stores, common
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Mines
Ry.,
9-15'7-
7-15-
8
J50c
Trust
6-20
,
•
(quar.)_,
'6-24
;
7-8
7-15
$3
$3.40
1
$1.25
(s-a)
.this dividend)
Keystone Low-Priced
1
1-3-56
37 Vic
(quar.)
!
;
preferred
10-
7-
20c
Investors
Gas
1
6-30
1
7-28
$3.75
87 ViC
7-15
50c
net
(quar.)
8-
.6-30
8-1
25c
(quar.)
May
(quar.)
Co., common
7-15
,
-
8-
v
8c
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
6-30
preferred
1
75c
from
Co.
preferred
Old Town
Massawippi Valley Ry. (ff-a)
1
preferred (quar.)
8-
; 7-15
56V4C
Field & Co. (quar.)
(Glenn L.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Massachusetts
6-30
7.-15
_2
s
7-29
1C-14
133/4C
.
(quar.)
8-15
7-15
25c
{"'-<$4.08
.;.7-l»
-*
1
Marshall
8-15
6-30
15c
.
11-
v
(quar.)
8-15
1
7-12
20c
-
8-31
25c
(s-a)
1
7-15
3%%
9-12
9c
1
8-
: '$1
$15c
:
common
investment In¬
1
50c
3%%
6-30
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
preferred
1
8-15
preferred (quar.)
*--4'/2 %■ preferred (quar.)
Northern Pacific Railway
Corp.—
preferred
8-
60c
(quar.)
<-4(4%
issue
Fund
Ltd.
6-30
8-15
•Northen States Power, com.
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
7-15
Martin
I Kellogg Co.,—
Kentucky stone
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
6-30
35c
Works
,
6-15
.
.
l
€2%e
$1.06V4
'
(quar.)
9-
9-
7-25
}$1.25
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
$1
(entire
9-
$1-
$1.12 Vi
.Kearney (James R.) Corp.
w
Midland
conv.
Maritime
6-30
10c
preferred (quar.)
City Southern Ry.—
Kansas
^
7-15
10c
(quar.)_I
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
t30c
Common
preferred
4%%
Bond
6-30
7-15
Co.,
.
Extra
7-11
5c
15c
6-30
50c
Manufacturers Trust Co.
7-15
7-15
16c
Western
-&
adj.
Northern
6-30
50c
from
4-2-56
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
,(quar.)
.
,
5c
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Publishing Co. of Ottawa Ltd.—
Quarterly
Kaman Aircraft, class A (quar.)
Qlass B
(quar.)
Kansas City Power & Light
3.80% preferred (quar.)
i
'
and
v*'
Engineering
!
on
preferred
10c
8-
7-11
1
7-15
$1.50
Garden
convertible
inc.'"
Illinois
:
100'%
10c
$1
7-11
7-15
-431 Vic
preferred A (quar.)
2%
;
10-21
€2%c
(quar.)
capital gains)
Manhattan Refrigeration, 8% pfd.
(accum.)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)
6% preferred (initlal-quar.)
'Journal
'
4,/2%
come
>9-15
1-3-56
10c
pfd. (quar,)
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Trarfsport Shares (3c from
invest,
13c
Gold
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
8-15
1-
from
1
5%
1
•'
Corp., Ltd.—
preference (quar.)
5%
8-15
9-
Square
6-15
Northern
8-
.
.4
preferred
6-30
:
l'1
7-21
15c
i
-called for redemption
7-15
8-15
9"-.Cr
1
Mailman
93%c
20c
1
8-.1
25c
r
.
July 15 at $11
per share plus this regular quar. dlvid.)
dividend)
i.
-
Madison
"$1.05
e* -
<6-
11-
50c
dividend
convertible
-
7-15
1
20c
9
31'Ac
«
10-17
'
1
$1.05
Stock
55c
11-25
-'^.4
•
8+
Northern
-$1.04
-
4%
—
7-15
8-
Northeastern
_$1.24
(quar.)_
(R. H.)('4V4%
7-15
-
-
20c
7-1
t25c
common
ioc
■' $37 %c
_i__
__u
12-15
93%c
7-14
$1.78
pfd. (quar.)
I
Co.,
7-1
7-15.
-47c
-•
7-15
7-1
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Madlng Drug Stores, common
«
7-10
1
-
Forbes
&
preferred
Macy
9-15
.
_
preferred
Royalty
'
!- 1
25c
'^17 Vic v
(quar.)__
Testers
10-15
-
.
(quar.)_
Co. (quar.)
Ranch
Johnston
9-
•
...
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
MacAndrews
6-23
j
Northern
-preferred
M R A Holdings, Ltd., 5%
10-14
•
Island—
.___
(Johnson
5%
7-11
9-30
6-29
'
6%-prefewed (guar.)
25c
2
12- 2
.
lllc"
Norfolk
.
■
9-
8-1
25c
7-15
7-
1-3-56
gains)
Nor-Acme
12-20
1
■
1
j6C
40e
8-1
8-
!-10-
: 6-30
(from invest, inc.)
(from invest. inc.)_
Natural
4%
North
35c
..
-
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
6-17
•
preferred
4%
1
9-15
.10-15
—
(quar.)___
2nd preferred
2nd preferred
15c
-}
(quar.)
-
(6c
realized
Gas
Jersey
20c
(quar.)
12-23
7-15
$1.50
-
New
'
9-21
...
9-23
12-30
'
25c
;
New
10c
,
7-14
7-15
175c
,3.75% preferred (quar.)
4.20%' preferred'(quar,)
Jack & Heintz, .Inc., common
<quaj.)__—II-
>.
-
.
}40c
Quarterly.
_1
Quarterly
Jareckl Corp.
Stock dividend
Jersey Central Power & Light—
,
11-
62 Vic
1
6-24
,
9-30
-
9
7- -7
7-15
lOc
r
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)__;
25c
(quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
Common (quar.)
-
35c
__
<
,
8-1"
10-
1-3-56
8-
7-21
'4
2%
;.
9-16
8-31
York Wire Cloth (quar.
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
9-20
$1
-
1
15 distributions
preferred
•New Haven
8-20
$1
Lowney (Walter M.). Ltd.
"8-11
9-11
35C
}:Iowa Public Service, common (quar.)—,
ij
3.90%, preferred (quar.)
Mfg.
•
40c
44.36 ^preferred (quar.)______.i____.
Jacobsen
7-15
.
'
•'
-.
1
8-31
from
Common
7-20
-9-30
dividend)____
6-14
-1045
"
5c
37
;
'
-New Brunswick Telephone Co., Ltd.
(quar.)_
New England Gas & Electric Association—
8-15
$1
'
;New Bedford Gas & Electric Light (quar.)__
-
-
8-19
7-5
7-15
-30c
'
.
-
•4%
-8-1
•
160c
(quar.)
(quar,)__
(quar.)
non-cum.
7-
$1
(quar.)
/.
Louisville Gas h Elec., com. (increased quar.)
5% preferred ($25 par)__
5%% preferred ($100 par)
•
Participating—
*"■
$2.50 preferred^quar.)
*
Participating
,
(.Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—
,.
7-15
t$1.75
;
Co.
r
.
7-30
$1
•
6^15
:
7-15
9-1,
•
Corp.
Gar,
Series
$2.40
7-15
h>/4c
(stock
(quar.)
Neptune Meter Co., com. (increased)
3-10
1
8-
7-11
7,415
50c
Balanced Series
-
Bond
8-18
50c 3-17-66
6-30
7-21
,50c
^$1.75
^
•_
Steel
5c
»
11-18
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Speculative Series
3-10
9-10
6-30
7.-15
.
National Securities Series—
8-18
12-10
25c
.
common
Shares
National
'
8-15
50c
7-15
6c
common
Fuel-Gas
'National
8-15
<-■
9,
-
11-18
;
6-30
7-15
50c
(quar.)
■'■*
12-10
,$1 3fl7-56
-
Hotel—
non-cuml
-4.16%
6-30
9-10'
1
6-30
"
Estimated July
1
7-15
1
quar.)
National Mortgage <Se Investment
Corp.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (accum.)
7-22
9-
8-10
7-
$i.65
(guar.)
Co.,
8-31
7-30
■-
(quar.)
^
4
9-
(quar.)__
(monthly)
common
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
6-30
7-15
137 ViO
35c
.
$4.22 preferred
7-15
■
(quar.)
com.
Telephone
8-
60c
(quar.)____
Baltimore
lc
t20c
Hosiery*Mills, Ltd., dass-A (quar.) * *
Class A (guar.)
.,'
•
,
-8-31
9-10
<
Lighting (quar.)
c"7%
62 Vic
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_:_
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode
;
Lord
6-10
7-15
8-10
•
'National Lead Co., 6% pfd. series B
(quar.)
iNational Manufacture It Stores Corp.
8-31
$1.10
*
Corp.- (s-a)
Island
i
8-31
37 %c
Common
-
f
7--»
8-12
.
35c
(quar.)
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
shares
6%
—
Long
1
split.
_
•C.
7-
1
9-1
loc
7%
.
•
1
7-
sNational
■
'x
l
$1.10
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
Lorain
.
new
com.
Interstate Department>8tores
Intertype Corp. ,(, quar.)
■«'-Investment' Foundation,, Ltd.,
8-
-
7-15
—
Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph—
(increased
Biscuit,
.iNational
'6-30
9-12
;
\
;
^8rl5./'
87V2c
,
-preferred
1
6c
3c
preferred
National
11- 1-,. 10-10
404
(quar.)
guaranteed (quar.)_
Finance Corp. (R. I.), com.
Candy
5
,>7-20
9-12..
7%.
...
„
(quar.)
8%
from
6c
^International Utilities Cofp., com.' (ijuar.)
■$1.40 convertible-preferred
(quar.)
41.-40 convertible pTefefred (quar.)
preferred
7-20
1
,
.—
$2.50
8-
60c
;
Common
1
6-3e>
7-
(quar.)___i_z_____;
(quar.)
-National Brewing Co. of Mich,
National Cash Register (quar.)
-j
.
Alrl4»«s
Common
•
.
7-1
t
r-M-
37'/2C
(quar.)
Loft
Jj.
International Telephone-& Telegraph
»
7-
.
60c
—„
Common
-
9-20
•
.
.
fOo
,
8-
j
7-29
.
_
8«
50c
;
(quar.)____.
guaranteed
8%
/InternatlnaL Milling,»4% preferred (quar.)__
7%. preferred (quar.)^____
International Power, .Ltd. (quar. )___„_:
I
1
common
Joint Pipe Co.,
7-15
7-15
.
(quar.)_l
pfd.
•Uwtlonal
:-
7-15.".
^
-9-15
.
6%
National
-
7-22
7,-15
-40c
.
(quar.)
.
guaranteed
Lock
8
7-22. 7-11
$15c
*
original (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Preferred
8
7-15
3c
(quar.)_
I»ternational Brpnze Powders, Ltd.—
y - 6%. partlc. -preferred . (quar.)
Harvester
10-
7-
10-10
7-
;
;.
—.-i"$1.12Vi
Class -A
from
Insurance Co. oi North-America
International
10-20
30c
;
13c
.
>
7-20
10c
Rice
States
8-12
8-31
5c
Mutual
7-15
8-19
30qr c:
.
Special
Local
-
'
Investment Income and
securities pro£its'_I:____I_*__
the
1
$1
l__—
Royal
H olden m
Payable of Ree.
37V2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_
Co.
When
Share
...
Quarterly
System, Inc.. com
A
7-20
~
8-12
.
.
$2.01
.»:
.
Co.' (quar.)_
Special
6-24
8-
10c
Gasoline .(quar.)
'
-8-18
7-15
,
—
Special
-
8-18
'
12c
31%c
$1.20
from
rafter
1
t37'/2c
-
(quar.)
com.
Institutional Income. Fund, Inc.—
f
8c from investment ..Income and
.1
security profits _*___
Vw
9-
t30c
'
5-6
j$2
*
Original
Original
2
8-1.
30e
Little Miami RR.,
-7-11
■
7-11
6%
Fund—
1
,
-
.
(quar.)
Growth
8-
v96M»c;..,
>
;r
net ord. income)
——
Liquid Carbonic,
•
3 %r% -preferred
.
•
7-11
1
-,
Institutional
7-11
'
1
8-
.
lnglewood
8-1
7-25
:
6%%-preferred (accum.)__„
•
8-
7-29
20c
•
Co.—
Lindsay (C. W.) Co.,-Ltd.-r-
^
7-11
.
8-
Mills.-$135 preferred (quar.)
Indiana Telephone, common
preferred
1
51c
Head
Indianapolis Power .& Light,
Link-Belt
-7-11
"I 55%C
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com. (quar.)
$1.50 convertible pratic. pfd.' (quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund
-4.80%
8-
Sons
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
7-15
1'.
-Quarterly
Quarterly
'
Mount
7-15
30e
;
——-
&
Diablo
-Mountain
7-15
7-29
_
—___
Bros., >Ltd. (quar.),
Lincoln Nat'l-Life Insur.
(Fort-W«yn«rl®d.),
7-1
■.
1
'58%c
(quar.)___—_—
____
1
8-
(Janes)
preferred
Extra
6-30
(quar.)
Co
6%
8-1
7-29
"Lewis
"
V. Amer. dep. receipts (final).:
Indian
•
,8-
52 Vic
preferred/(gyar.)
Chemical Industries-—
Imperial
1
7-15
9-1
.
Products,
6-30
U5c
Lerner -Stores Corp., common (quar.)
--■4%%- preferred
(quar.)
-Leslie SaltvCo. <quar.)__________
6-30
7-15
25c
55c
preferred (quar.)__I"II___.II
preferred (quar.)
-4.08%
,
4
Name of Company
Motor Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Motorola, Inc. (quar.)
Mount Clemens Metal
7-15
7-15
15c
& Tire
-Per
.:
5
"2-
;tl5c
.
:
net profits and 54c from
,,
' 7-20
8- 1
;
57Vic
;
preferred (quar.)
.*--4.70%"
-9-15
'
-4.60%.
.
*.
A
k .3.85%--preferred
(quar.)
Legare Co:,-Ltd., 6% preferred (accum.)
rLehigh Valley RR. Co. (quar.)__,_
-Lehman- (The) Corp. (year end of $1^47 from
iv
Illinois
/
11-
*
1
45c
,
(quar.)
class
,
'■ 8-1(<7-15
" " ?/* '
-
25c
v
:
Illinois
—V4.20%
6-15
,
12-86 -12-16
30c
"
»
/.Lees
6-15
•
.
9-30
-
^135'
—
(quar.)
Hydraulic Press 'Brick{4ificreased)___;
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
* '
;
8-
J20c
.
Ltd.,
J
i
5
Mount
Inc.
Rubber
Lee
,.
-9% "preferred, (quar.).
-6%;- preferred' (quarJ.'
;
8-
2-15-56
56-%c
45c
Candy Shops, Ltd.
--Leece-Neville
*
r~8-3I'"8-15
12%c> &r"3l r.f8-T5 *
(quSr)---— '
50c
^ 9--1
j 8-22:;
$£&***&/* 4135 : -9-30
"■Lllttig Sash &Doot^cotiimon
Hussnian Refrigerator
Lear,
5
6-15
,-12,Vic
-preference ..(quar.)___;
preference -A:-(qruar.)__—1__~_.
-
7-
Vi..v"
'
1
Secord
Laurentide -Acceptance,
Class B •
8-12
7-15
<quar.)____
110c
-4M0%
j
9-12
in
(quar.)
ordinary
.
Hughes-Owfcns Co., "Ltd.; class A
y*--4%
$1.80
-.Laura
6-30
7-15
'
11-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Holder»
8-15
25c
—,
Common
6-30
'.7-15
25c
.
Bryant, 4V2% preferred (quar.)
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
f
When
•
Share-Payable ot Ree.
•
(quar.)-
Lane
1
$1
; Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
.
<.
.
~
Co.
"
preferred (quar.)___
-4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
"
7-21
7-15
(quar.)
4%
'C
•
Company
Machine
Quarterly
Quarterly
7-20
93%C
Finance, comtften
3%%- preferred (quar.)
Landis
8-12
«
30c
Household
pgr
Name of
•
7-11
1
.15c
.
Syracuse, xdmt
Jmmop/fquar.)_—_——
preferred (quar.)v^t—
4%
8-
$1.25
5%
Home
Hot
Holdere
Payable of Re c.
30c
45
common
preferred
preferred
-$1
7-20
7-
5
$1
7-15
7-
1
15c
i"»%c
9-15
9-
1
7-' 5
7-
1
11%<5
10-15
(quar.)-rr-.—'
(quar.)
(quar.)
:———
(quar.)
'7-20
s-3«;
'
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(154)
Per
Pioneer
R.R.
(quar.)
Co.
Finance
(s-ai
Wire
Cable
&
$5
stock
special
Employees
Portland
Gas
Light
Co.,
(increased (quar.)
6%
preferred
1st
Price Bros. & Co.,
Ltd.,
Procter & Gamble,
Prosperity Co.,
Class
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred (quar.)
—
Washington insurance—
$2 convertible preferred (quar.).
Provincial Transport (quar.)—
Service
4^4 %
6%
.
preferred (quar.)—
Power Co.
(quar.)—
Quebec
Mining
Quincy
Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)
■
43c
35c
$1.50
430c
25c
25c
87V2C
30c
$$1.50
37'Ac
150%
50c
30c
$1.25
.
Reading Co.
(quar.)___
—————
Pump Co.
—
—
Reece Corp: (Mass.), 5%
pfd. (quar.)
Reed (C. A.) Co., class A (quar.)——
Red a
(quar.)—
Reinsurance Corp. of N.
B
(s-a)
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Reliable Fire Insurance Dayton (Ohio)
Electric
Reliance
Engineering
&
Reitman's-(Canada),
50c
25c
20c
1 35c
50c
$15c
50c
25c
——
.
Y.
Co.
(quar.)
Ltd.
Republic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)
Nevada
5
._
-
New
8-15
Southwestern
Rice-Stix.
7%
$1.75
$1.78
17'Ac
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.,
3%%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
common
preferred
50c
Rike-Kumler
Co
River
Rice
Bra*d
Mills
(quar.)—
30c
—
Plywood
Rohr
Aircraft
Rolls
Royce, Ltd.
Royal
McBee
4'A%
&
St.
W
Y.
(N.
shares—
Corp.,
San
Ltd.
4.40%
Map
Sargent
&
9-12
9-
1
Class
3%%
7-21
Class
7-25
Class
Steak
Shake,
Street
n
Steel
Co.
1
Ltd.
(quar.)
United
Shirt
Distributors,
United
Shoe
Machinery,
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
3
12-15
Lithograph
Bros.
1st
Stores
preferred
7-11/
6-24
6-24
6-24
Valspar Corp., $4
7-20
7-
Van
Vanadium
7-11
8-
1
6-30
Heating Corp., 5% pfd.
5%
preferred
<quar.)_-_-_—:
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
8-18
Viceroy
&
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-15
6-30
Superior
6-30
Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd., com.
Steel
5%
(s-a)
Inc.,
Sweets
Swift
9-
$1.25
12-15
12-
27'Ac
7-16
7-15
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
22 Vic
7-15
6-30
O.)
Co.
of
America,
Co.
&
1
Class
B
5
Texas
Electric
Service,
2Vi %
8-31
8-20
Texas
Illinois
Natural
18%c
8-31
8-20
8-31
8-20
7-15
7-
1
$1.09
7-15
7-
9-
7-18
65c
8-
1
7-15
25c
8-10
7-20
$4.56
25c
7-15
7-
$4.84
1
7-16
7-
8-
6
85c
8-
1
$2.40
7-18
$1
8-
1
7-18
9-
1
8-12
$1.07Vi
9-
1
8-
1
1
7-15
7-16
4%
convertible
8-15
4%
convertible
Tide
Shawinigan Water & Power, com.
4%
preferred A (quar.)
4Vi% preferred B (quar.)__
7-li
7-27
7-25
7-15
$30c
8-25
7-15
5
5
West
Kentucky
Coal
Foods
$50c
10-
2
$56'Ac
(quar.)
10-
25c
Sheraton Corp. of America—
Common
(increased
quar.)
12Vic
_
dividend
Toledo
99-
West
Michigan
Steel
7-26
7-11
7-26
7-11
7-15
4-
8
7-20
7-
5
7-20
7-
5
8-
7-
of Canada,
Lindsay &.Curr
Dairies',
Ltd.
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
(quar.)
8
40c
}15c
$i5c
(interim)
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.).
Trade
Mines,
$l'Ac
1
Trane
&
Pipeline
8-11
7-15
6-23
$40c
7-15
6-23
7-15
6-23
7-20
7-
5
7-15
7-
7
7-26
7-12
7-15
Trans
8-31
Transamerica
1
7-30
7-20
10-
West
Poifty Mfg.
8-
1
7-15
6-30
4.90%
$2.55
7-15
$53c
1
$1.40 -pcefcrred
9-
1
12-
1
8-15
7-27
7-22
7-
Pacific
Western
Western
7-27
(quar.)
R.
75c
■'■<':
/
//
'Westminister Paper,
/
7-15
7-
8-
1
7-15
9-15
8-19
1
White Sewing Machine. $2 prior
Whitehall
Cement
Whiting Corp.,
6%
Wilcox
7- 8
7-29
10- 1
8- 1
Co.
$1
f
(resumed)-—
60c
7-29
pfd.
7-20
7-15
ceipts
8-
1
7-15
Worumbo
9-15
Worcester
Oil—
30c
—
7-11
6-15
35c
(quar.)—
8-19
8-
30c
8-26
8-
7-15
7-
common
(quar.)
7-
Gas
8
Mfg.,
5%
preferred
Y.)
25c
(quar.)
—
4
7- 8
7-15
27'/2c
Pipe
Yellowknife
Eear
1
8-17
Yosemite Park & Curry
7-15
6-30
Youngstown
7-11
78-
3
8-16
7-28
7-15
7-
8-
7-14
$30c
1
7-15
7-15
6-30
8-24
7- 5
8-
5-16
re¬
(s-a)
$2.50
$1.11
1
7-15
8-
1
25c
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-19
8-
1
7-20
25c
Ltd.
4'/2%
7-15
(interim)
10-
1
9-20
11-
1
10-20
f3c
7-29
6-29
50c
7-
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
3iy4C
7-15
(quar.)
Steel Door
Ltd.,
common
preferred
(stock div.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
1
7-15
•Transfer books not closed
5
$22'/2C
8-30
8-15
7-15
7- 1
8-1
7-2
1
7-2
75c
6-30
6-10
7-11
6-30
'»&8-
for this dividend.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, fax deductible at the source.
1
7-15
7-
25c
7'Ac
(annual)
Co.
10%
$56'Ac
(quar.)
Corp. (increased)
Zonolite
6-30
7-29
Gas
Zenith Radio
7
5c
County
Zelier's,
1
8-24
63 %C
(quar.)—
dep.
(monthly)
Mmes,
resident tax 15%;
(initial)
7-15
1
20%
preferred
Non¬
resident tax 7%.
a
(quar.)
1
8-
25c
9-
York
Line—
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
Amer.
8-31
8-
8-17
$1.20
(quar.)—
8-
9-20
25c
:
8-17
35c
class A
(quar.)
Monthly
1
25c
(quar.)
1
7-1
7-31
—
1
20c
(quar.)
7-29
50c
Co.
9-
87»Ac
(s-a)
7-
7-15
8-19
$1.50
(quar.)
Jr.,
9-
30c
prior pfd.
7-15
37'/2c
25c
25c
(Wm.)
Monthly
50c
(quar.)
9-20
$1.26
prior
$1.14
(quar.)
9-30
County Electric—
$1.06y4
:
40c
(quar.)
pfd.
(interim)
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
7-20
$1.25
Ltd.,
W.)
Extra
1
7-28
6%
Monthly
4
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Wrigley
8
17'Ac
(N. Y.)
(F.
ordinary
9-30
4.44%
Minnesota
Southern
17'AC
7-15
1
Service.
(quar.)
Wisconsin
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-
Power
Public
Woolworth
20C
pfd.
8-15
Electric
Wisconsin
7-15
8- 1
8-
—_—.—.___
\Commbn
Wisconsin
8
9-15
7-
25c
:.—
—-—__________
«5
preferred
(quar.)
•"%5.04 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
6-24
7-29
1
6-30
50c
pref. (quar.)
(quar.)_—
common
preferred A (quar.)
OiB^quar.)
Wilson-Jones
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
8
Gas
9-9
7-15
$1.43%
—
(quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com.
4% prior lien tq^uar.)
7-15
8
Airways,
10- 1
25c
(quar.)
class A
Bi'4quar.J_
Westmoreland, Inc.
Class
7-
Corp.
6-24
tl2'/2c
(initial)
common
8-
7-15
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
8-15
60c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__~
Telegraph-—
Western Union
7-
(N.
7-15
7-15
7-15
J12V?c
(quar.)
class B
Stationery,
1
Trust
7-15
8-
25c
Co.
Ltd.,
&
preferred
5%
1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
40c
31'Ac
34%c
U7'/2C
R.
RJyv/ood,
Western tablet
8
1
$2
common
preferred (quar.)
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
1
8-
6-15
6-15
(accum.)
5%
8-15
10-
1
8-15
7-15
7-15
I$§,yraT!ce Securities Co.—
$2.50 class A
Western Light & Telephone,
1-1-56
8-
20c
(quar.):
1
$1.75
preferred
6-20
6-20
6-20
:
:
8-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Transcontinental
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-15
Grdcers^ Ltd., class A (quar.)_
8-
of
Caribbean
7-15
$1.12V2
$1.05
$1.02y2
20c
f50c
i35c
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Western
•
(quar.)
8-31
7-8
8- 1
9-10
Co.—
Power
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred E
(quar.)
4.10% preferred C (quar.)———________
7-28
$40c
Penn
4y2 %
Co.—
(initial)
Building Association, Ltd.
Co.
1
7-25
10-
$15c
(quar.)
Co.
Bank
Traders
Ltd., class A (quar.)
(N.)
Towne
Ltd.—
(quar.)—.
"Siscoe Gdld Mines,
8-
$45c
Co.
Quarterly
West
$1.21
Co.,
Mfg. Co.
8-1
(quar.)
$1.14
preferred
Towle
Townsend
10%
_
prio^"preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5
1
7%
A
8
4.56%
1
7-18
8- 1
Foundry
class
'Corp.,
7-
4'A%
2
7-
4.25%
2
2
7-15
Edison
10- 1
1-3-56
(quar.)
5
$1
Inc
Insurance
7-15
7-15
7-15
8- 1
17y2c
Welsbach
8-
(quar.)
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
Title
6-25
8- 5
25c
25c
7-11
1
Mfg.
7-11
7-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
8-
8-
preferred
Metal
7-29
75c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1
6-30
25c
(quar.)__
Weeden & Co., common
8-15
preferred
$4 preferred
Associated
Water
$1.20
Titan
8-19
7-22
$1.12V28-10
$1.06'A
8-10
8r15
20c
conv.
..
'
7- 1
t-7- 1
7-14
7-15
7-25
7-25
9- 1
9-19
12-15
7- 8
(quar.)
common
7-15
70c
8-19
7-15
J 7-11
1
50c
30c
62V2c
50c
(quar.)
1
$2.50
9- 1
8- 1
7-20
„
9-
30c
(quar.)
8-
:—
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Light,
9-10
(quar.)
A
11-29
20c
(quar.)
Gas
preferred
$4.25 preferred
Glass Mfg.
conv.
Thermoid
7-15
7c
.
preferred
$4.50
8-
Thompson-Starrett,
8-12
40c
$1.25
Co
'
Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Thatcher
7-20
91'Ac
income)
Bros.
Washington
—
series
9-15
12-15
35c
Inc
21c
preferred
1
6-30
25c
income)
(qur.)
8-16
25c
Texas Power & Light,
7-
Off.
5%
7-18
1
Mfg. Corp.
Gas
Instruments, Inc.
4.48%
9-1
11-29
Corp.—
Pictures,
Bros.
8-15
7-29
8-
.
1
Texas
9-15
12-15
5
9-1
\
(quar.)
com.
Street-Investing
Warren
25c
Shares—
investment
Sherwin-Williams
6-15
22 %c
$4
8-
12-
'
(quar.)
Therm-O-Disc,
Selected American
"(Quarterly from net investment
Walworth .Go.
(increased)
25c
terly payment shown above
37'Ac
(quar.)
9-15
plus this dividend and the regular quar¬
32Vic
(quar.)__
9-30
7-15
Transmission
&
7-5
9-10
12-10
7-15
(See Hiram Walker)
40c
preferred' (entire issue called for re¬
demption on July 15 at $105 per share
7-
1
Walker & -Co.,
Wall
Warner
5.85%
Malleable
7-15
8-16
V
Worts—
&
8-29
New
Common
Gooderham
(HJ
6-30
50C
—
7-21
7-15
$1
37J/ac
35c
—
(quar.)
8-26
25c
Inc.
Gas
preferred
7%
9
1
8-1
110c
9
1
8-l"5
7-14
1
UOc
7-11
25c
(increased)
A
(increased)
Tennessee
:.
Detinning,
Walker
7-12
7-18
7-15
7-15
8-16
7-15
7-15
8-15
9- 1
8-
fl5c
J12y2c
J12y2c
:
Warner
50c
.
—
class
7-15
Co.
___
(cgaar.)_
Inc.,
Terre Haute
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)
Security Storage
Inc.
Quarterly
Talon,
(quar.)
9-
25c
(quar.)
1
Technicolor,
1
9-
10c
Corp.—
common
1
25c
12-15
18%C
(quar.)
7-10
20c
1
12*3fr
Vulcan
7-15
8- 1
$1.25
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginian Railway, 6% pfd. (quar.)
9-15
$$1.25
.
6-30
27Vic
9-30
a
7- 5
6-21
6-24
7- 1
7- 1
6-20
6-20
7-29
6-20
6-20
7-22
7-15
40c
B
Western
(A.
9-1
(quar.)
•
A
Class
10- 1*"'••-0-13
35c
(s-a)__
—____________—
preferred
Button
9-15
common
-
-
(quar.)„
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
7-
Co.
Class B
7
./)•.
8- 1
,
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
20c
6-13
(liquidating)
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.)
Special
1
7-15
series
Class
class
50c
20c
7-11
7-11
(quar.)
i
6-30 A
7-
r
;
Co.,
50c
dividend
Super-Cold
9-15
common
7-15,
Mfg.
2%
6
(quar.)
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
6-30
Co.,
9-
7--5
$1.25
Corp.
Vapor
50%
6
$1.25
common
7-15
37V2C
10c
50c
45c
25c
25c
87V2C
10c
15c
17y2C
$1.50
25c
8
7-11/
1
8-
50c
—
preferred (quar.)
of America (increased)
6-30
1
7-11
7-20
15c
$2
(s-a)
7-15
'
8- 4
7-
Co.—
8-
$1.12'A
•
7-
Ordinary
class A
5%
*
(quar!)
tquar.)
pfd.
conv
R.)
65c
dividend)
Supermarkets
Stock
(J.
t6c
7-
37Vic
(quar.)
6-30
Sciver
25c
(quar.)
(stock
6-30
Power,
(quar.)
dividend
Swank,
div.)
8
"
(quar.)
common
pfd.
50%
A
Corp.
.
(quar.)
7-15
A
(quar.)
common
Gas,
common
class
Sunrise
(quar.)
(stock
7-15
Co.
finterprises, 6%
7-15
25c
—
5.20% pfd.
preferred (1954 series)
Consolidated Mines, Ltd
4 Vi %
Insurance
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
15c
Propane
Co.,
—_—____—
Universal
1
7-11
5c
.
Suburban
Oil
(quar.)
7-15
43 %c
;™
M
8-15
5.20%
Corp.
7-16
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier,
Sun
Shoe
7-23
1
6
Whatley Davin & Co.—
dividend paid in lieu of the semi¬
annual cash dividend payable in $4 par
Sullivan
S.
8-
12-
stock
stock
.
S.
S.
8-31
8-10
25c
■;
'
8-31
,
____
62y2C
7-
25c
(quar.)
8-15
7-25
9-30
10- 1
(quar.)
<6-30
$1.25
A
7-15
50c
$1.06y*
100%
Inc.__
com.
7-15
(quar.)
8- 1
8-1
(quar.)
U.
Stockton
6-30
7-12 '
6-10
»
',7-15
5%
7-15
preferred
6-30
6-30
8- 1
dividend
Smelting, Refining & Mining, com.™
7% pretgrjed (quar.)__—
U. S. Vitamin Corp.
(quar.)
United
Stockyards, com.
(increased quar.)
70c convertible preferred
(quar.)__—1—
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
7%
6-30
7-15
7-30
7-12
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Specialties (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.) (quar.)
Plywood Corp., common (quar.)
S.
U.
Corp.—
7-15
8- 1
7-31
6%
9-15
(quar.)
Stock
(quar.)
Stock
7-20
10-
$30c
.
pteferred (quar.)
Sterling Electric Motors
Stix,
Baer
&
Fuller,
common
6-13
&
7-20
preferred
Sterchi
8-15
7-11
8-15
8-31
8-1
(quar.)
Shares (stock divid.)_
Manufacturers
Fund
7-20
56c
9-10
3
7-29
$38c
$10c
25c
15c
75c
•
Improvement, common
preferred (quar.)
1
7'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.
9-15
'150c
common
Merchants
7-20
Textiles—
1
1
1
1
7-
-7-15
7c
Gas?
1
50c
Sunbeam
common
Jpcpme
4V4%
8-
37'Ac
(quar.)
6-10
50c
United
United
8-
5%
7-20
8- 1
<quar.)__.
$10c
Canada
of
Stetcher-Traung
7-20
4-21
87'Ac
(quar.)
income)
1
$30c
Investment
Stern
&
4 Vi %
6
7-15
Fund—
8-
r
7-
7- 0
HOc
Corp.—
$15c
(quar.)
7-11
(quar.)—
8
■
93 %c
(quar.)
8- 3
$1.25
$1.37y2
$1.50
—
Mfg. Co., 3.65% preferred
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
$2.12
B
7-
7-
8-12 rf
7-15
(s-a)
$20c
Chemical
7-15
9- 1
(quar.)_
7-11
yy'i
7-18
'j
'
•
60c class^/L (quar.)___™..___™__™_
United Fruit Co.
Valcar
(s-a)
A
A
7-29
30c
7-
7-22
1..i;'
$56'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
86'Ac
1—
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Slater
8-15
7-11
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
-.
preference
investment
25c
35c
$1.12'/a
$3.40
B
class
class
State
7-27
7-15
(quar.)
& Share. Ltd.
United firiU & Tool, common
6-20
9-15
12'Ac
6-30
shares)
Scovill
Class
7-15
50c
(quar.)
J.)
(s-a)
Brock,
Staulfer
6-20
8-19
50c
Co.—
7-25
&
preferred,
Silverwood
Ltd.,
B
7-15
Scott Paper Co.—
Sibley,
6-20
-
U.
(quar.)—
Products
7-20
7
9-1
Continental
(From
(Ohiotf—
80c
Schwitzer-Cummins
Stock
Co.
preferred A
Stanley
7-11
8-19 "•
$1.12%
$1.25
(quar.)
United Corps., Ltd., class A
Class B tquar.)^
12'Ac
Oil
Stanficld's,
7-21
9-15
convertible
United
27'Ac
4%%
22c
Industries
Shedd-Bartush
7-15
50c
$1.06'A
—
Standard
6-30
Ltd.,
Fuel,
B
Standard
5
7-
25c
97 V2C
(N.
Standard
7-15
(quar.)
$1.03%
Standard Holding, class A
Inc
com.
(Ed.)
Leather
Insurance
9-12
7-14
com.
Lines,
9c
7-15
pfd.
Schuster
•Seton
7-15
30c
25c
Schenley
(From
7-11
1
92'/2C
(quar.)
$1
preferred
5Vi%
1
8-
30c
6-30
Co.
Savannah Electric
4.36%
6-17
8-
U.
7-20
1
7-8
8- 9
(quar.)
United
Standard Fire
7-
7-20
8-1
60c
Ltd.
preferred
$3.50
7-20
7-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
7-11
20c
•
7-20
$1.02 %
$1.18%
Co.
conv.
7-15
1
8prague Engineering
Springfield Gas Light
1
9-
8-15
$35c
(quar.)
Canada,
Bond
1
(quar.)
Industries,
Savage
75c
&
Brewery,
Sanborn
1
4%
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-17
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Cigar-Whelan Stores
Spokane International RR. Co.—
8-12
10- 3
8-15
7-22
8-11
7-11
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
7-14
8- 1
7-30
8- 1
7-21
7-25
101088-
8-
1
Calif,
of
of
United
8-
■
4.36%
7-15
Co.
Co.
United
10c
5c
Marine Insurance
&
preferred
Miguel
6-15
(Dallas)—
Co.
Stoneage Coke & Coal Co
(quar.)
Electric,
5% preferred (quar.)—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
:San
7-11
62'/2C
Stouffer Corp.
$1.31
convertible preferred A
Diego Gas
$1.75
$4.50
8-
4.60%
12y2%
preferred
4%
Corp.,
'St. Paul Fire
6-20
$1.10
4.40%
6-22'
8
(quar.)———
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry.,
5% convertible preferred A
5%
7-20
7-15
$1.15
4.25%
6-22
(see Helena Rubinstein)
Foods,
Lawrence
United Aircraft Corp., 5% conv. pfd.
United Biscuit Co. of America—
8-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-22
5
;.
common
(Helena)
Fine
"y'4%% 'preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)_
common
A (quar.)
5%
preferred B (quar.)
5%%
preferred C
(quar.)
6%
preferred D (quar.)__
S
—
(quar.)
5c
preferred
Rubinstein
7-15
Service
7-
(final)—.
(ord.)
Petroleum
guilders
Public
7-15
(quar.)
Dutch
50
1
preferred
Air
3.90%
'
Royal
8-
65o
7-15
7-25
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
(increased quar.).
Corp.
Corp.,
A
United
25c
Insurance
40c
—
Class
(quar.)
quarterly
20c
56c
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
Rothmoor
6-30
,
10c
_ul—————Co.
(quar.)
& Electric, common (quar.)—
4% preferred (quar.)
—
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
,
Button
Rochester Gas
Roddis
7-15
19c
—
(quar.)
6-20
Quarterly
Rochester
17'/2c
$4.50
preferred
(N. Y.)—
Rochester American Insurance
■
Oil
5%
(quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
Rich's,
Gas
Union
3.70%
8-15
Inc.—
1st
7%
62'Ac
2%
15c
(stock div.)
Association, Inc.
Racing
Life
7-20
6-30
94c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Producing (stock divid.)
Gas
Increased
Stern
(initial quar.)
common
Reserve Oil & Gas
(quar.)
—
common
England Telephone
Southwestern
7-20..
8-15
United
pfd.
non-cum.
Southwest
7-20?
8-15
7-15
Railway—
8-15
8-15
92y2C
$1
1
$1.20
Fund
Power,
Production
7-13
87'Ac
._
(quar)
7-15
t50e
7%
preferred
8-
Electric—
&
Industries
5%
7-1
37 y2 c
$$1.50
Materials. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.—
Revere
(quar.)_
.ijy
Southern
6
7-15
37'/2c
Co., Ltd.—
7-
9-13
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.—
6% preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)
Rayonier Corp. (stock dividend)
Rapid Electrotype Co.
Class
—
59c
Southern
8-
7-
25c
(quar.)
_™_™
Union
—
common
Southern
New
$4
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Southern
6-30
7-15
preferred
Process,
Southern
6-30
7-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
Southern
7-15
$$1.75
(quar.)
$3.50
6
8-15
$1.12%
pfd.
Union Electric Co. of Missouri
$3.70
6-24
8-15
7-20
7-20
8-25
9-12
7-25
10- 1
75c
—
Radio
common
1
5
5
,<
preferred
4.15%
Co
Ralston Purina Co.,
7-
7-
5
7-
Service
Public
Washington
Commission approval)
Quaker Oats, common
to
7-15
7-31
7-
7- 6
8- 1
0- 1
9- 1
9-1
45c
$1.0614
-s $1.05
$1.12'/a
quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A %
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light—
(Subject
4.80%
7-14
of Colorado—
Co.
(increased
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.20%
.__:
Indiana
8-31
Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7%
Bagley Corp. (Detroit)Udylite Corp.
<quar.).t__
6-30
<quar.)_—_,
Franklin
Southern
'A '/t
7-
(quar.)
Southern
4
7-31
Power
11-15
9-13
220
60c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
8-16
11-25
40c
Tuckett
7-15
preferred
4
7-
7-15
7-15
$1.25
7-15
V:—
50c
9-10
10c
8-20
5%
Common
1
1
6-30
7-31
A
8-25
40c
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.t.I
28c
Petroleum
6-20
52V2C
52'Ac
quar.)—
(increased
quar.)-.
A
Providence
Public
7-15
|B% preferred (quar.)
class
(increased
B
—
(s-a)™.
com
78-
7-15
Holdera
Payable of Rec,
40c
(quar.)__
Temper
28'/2C
preferred
Canada
7-15
8-15
25c
When
Share
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
True
37 '/2c
Power,
Southern
7-12
6-30
(quar.)——
pfd.
6%
Colorado
4.72%
6-30
7-30
$1.12%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common (quar.).
(quar.)
Mines Ltd.
Preston East Dome
Southern
7-30
$50c
Company
Universal
(quar.)-—---.—--——
Gas,
Calif.
conv.
Trinity
f25c
.
partic. preferred
non-cum.
7-15
7-15
7-15
8-1
6-30
90c
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.—
4'A%
8- 1
8-1
$1.17'/a
(quar.)-
Edison, 4.70%
pid.
preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
7-12
6%
—_™
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
Per
Name of
1
50c
4Vi%
Water.
preferred
6%
5
7-
1
50c
Edison, common
Calif.
Southern
5
,—
(quar))
preferred
preferred
Southern
6-30
7-
Calif.
4.56%
6-30
6-30
Co.
Pittsburgh
4.48%
7-11
7-
(quar.)_
com.
—_——;—
Southern
6-30
$56c
$75c
He
$$1
(quar.)™————-
preferred
Potomac
—
common
Portland General Electric
Power
,—
7-15
15c
65c
6'Ac
25c
$1.25
27'Ac
Corp':"'(quar.)
Paper Mills,
Aircraft
South
5
7-11
$1137'A
(quar.)
common
Solar
8-
.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
(Howard)
Extra
7-13
7-
Share
>.
$2 preferred (quar.l__
Smith (J, Hungerford) (quar.)
6-30
7-27
7-20
7-15
7-20
7-20
7-15
7-15
25c
(quar.)———
Co.,
6-24
$2
preferred (quar.)——_________—A.
5'A%
8
7-15
7-15
8- 1
7-20
$2-50
$1.50
50c
45c
30c
.
Plastic
7-20
7-
(A. O.)
Smith
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)__—.v
Pittsburgh Parking Garages (s-a)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co._.———
Pittsburgh Railways Co.———-——---—™
Pittston Co., common (quar.)
Plymouth Cordage
7-15
4c
Name of Company
SmitA
5
Louis
St.
&
—-—
—
of Reo.
7-
When
Per
Holdern
Payable
—
Chicago
Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh,
When
Share
Name of Company
.
Less British income tax.
x
Less Jamaica income tax.
y
Previous
"
published date was Incorrect.
The
date and/or record date is indicated here.
corrected
payment
Volume 182
Number 5445
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
efficient
General
should
Corporation and
Investment News
Western
Net
Net
built through added production from successful wells. Income
successful wells extends usually for many years after the dis¬
ry.
which
company
and
owns
located
are
220
wells
oil
approximately
operates
and
of semi-proven undrilled
number
six
wells.
gas
locations
13,350
There
acres,
Net
large
a
ry.
—V.
1955, the company owned approximately 4,250 acres
leaseholds in Ohio, allocated as follows: 3,351 acres in
Division and 900 acres in the Hope Division.
A large
Producing
from
Net
are
these leaseholds.
on
corporation
on
June
announced
30
the United States Trust Co. of New York as
Pauline W.
by
Edbro
Realty Co.,
for
all
726;598
112,386
186,671
146,503
86,653
49,758
85,354
46,930
Edison Brothers Stores, Inc„ is
all
Jackson
Knapp,
which
floors
involves
demolition
the
above
Sillcocks,
and
of
second
Vice-President and
Carter,
antee «fe Trust Co., New York.—V.
of
the existing
Counsel
Associate
5
company
June
on
MCF,
compared
in
William
with
total,
the
395,979
ended
April
E.
reflect
MCF
30,
period
comparable
sales
April,
in
year,
April
in
from
Juan Basin rose
a
Scorah, President, said that
continuing increased demand
a
the borrowing
bonds
1954,
MCF
is
(Alan) Wood Steel Co.—Buys Division of Perm Metat
to
which
to
trade
natural
suppliers
and
Debentures
—
manufactures
of
Textron
of
terms
of
the
other
and
Textron
will
form
on
gas
more
as
Woqd,
to
<-
buildings,
volume
of
machinery
Penn
and
Metal's
inventory -of
Equipment.
Steel
$1,500,000.
Vice-President
marked
another
Alan
of
constructive
Wood
step
in
Steel
the
Compauvcompany**
.and
expand
Zenith Radio Corp.—New
a
Hearing Aid—
hearing loss will now be able to enjoy radio listening:
in the same household as the result of & tinyinexpensive adaptor announced on July 6 by William N. Brown, Man¬
ager of the company's hearing aid division.
Mr. Brown pointed out that Zenith previously
developed a similar
"private listening" accessory for television. The radio adaptor and theTV listening unit now permit those with a hearing deficiency to enjoy
the two most popular forms of home entertainment—without interfer¬
ence to others in the same room who want to read, relax or sleep.. Be
said.
'. ' ".'
■'' • '•
■»
'
'
1 •
According to Mr. Brown, both accessories are! also ideal for anyone
with normal hearing and > particularly in homes with children whei;e
parents do not want to listen to their youngsters favorite programs.
Mr. Brown said that the radio adaptor has a suggested' retail price*
of only $2.50. He pointed out that the adaptor has such simple attach¬
ments that it can be added by the Individual in a matter of minutesto most new Zenith table and clock model radios.—V. 181, p. 2847.
$18,-
a
an
American
R.
Co.
land,
approximately
that' this
Millions with
wholly-owned subsiidary, called Western Union
independent
company
in
the
Textron group.
provide $2,000,000 equity capital to the new
company
and private financing will be arranged by that company
so
that Western Union
will
receive
approximately $10,000,000 cash
and
$8,000,000
in junior debentures from the new company.
The
sale to the new company is the result of Western Union's efforts to
comply with the legislative requirement that the telegraph company
divest itself of its cable system.
Inc.,
Textron
Steel
sales
without disturbing others
v
-
approximately
were
Annual
diversify
operations.
This purchase will require approval by stockholders of Penn Metal.
Penn Metal will continue to operate its highway products division,
which manufactures corrugated metal drainage pipe and accessories.
—V. 181, p. 2401.
net book value of the properties
combined
is
will
Wood
includes
plans
this company, and Royal Little,
American, Inc., announced on July
have been reached for the
approvals.
which
division.
Harleston
company's cable system.
The basic agreement
execution of a definitive contract, and to necessary
purchase price will be based
Alan
stated
telegraph
to
of
purchase
Division
agreement
an
July 8 the purchase of the steel equip¬
Corp. of Pennsylvania.
This division,
lockers, cabinets and shelving under the
be operated as the Penco Metal Products-
steel
"Penco,'
name
The
Placed
in
President
the Board
basic
the
of
subject
Cables,
the
468,276
resulting in
a
against 1,047,498
"expanding
Co.
System-
Marshall,
of
the
The
increase.
30%
from
incident
$20,357,079 $17,669,163 $259,950,401 $228,045^01
181, p. 2847.
This company announced on
division of Penn Metal
will be used by the company to redeem
1960 and $2,000,000 of 43A% deben¬
due
net current assets,
000,000 on March 31.
1,569,381
of
last
Telegraph
plus
that
the San
in
expenses
pay
t
1955—52 Wks.—1954
1955—4 Wks.—1954
ment
No underwriting is involved.
regulatory, stockholder
182, p. 53.
reported
29
company's 33 natural gas wells
that
sale
Webb
of
the seller and
insured by Title Guar¬
represented
was
to
used
—1
—V.
J980.
P.
Chairman
'
•
to be
are
SEC
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co.—Sales Higher-
Exchange Commission—
proceeds
Union
in
Waiter
Western Development Co.—Improvement Continues—
,10-month's
due
tures
each
Ledyard & Milburn
buyer respectively in the transaction. Title
This
The
value.
Proceeds from
large
a
net lease from
facade and
building, will be com¬
pleted in approximately eight months.
Women's shoes will then be
merchandised on both floors in a virtually new air-conditioned structure.
of
.
Period End. June 25—
To Sell Cable
alteration,
21,694
*
1250.
$35,000,000 of 5%
a
owner.
new
The
income—
White Castle Uranium Co., Boise, Ida.—Files With
The
company on June 24 filed a letter of notification with the SEC?
covering 22,500,000 shares of capital stock to be offered at par (one
cent per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used, tc
pay expenses incident to mining activities.
62,824
Privately—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler has negotiated the
private placement with institutional investors of $38,500,000 25-year 4V8% debens., series 1, due June 1, 1980.
trustee under deed of trust
Pending such alterations, Webb & Knapp took back
removal
railway
P.
Western
distributor of women's shoes.
sales
789,345
1952
$345,746
Division
sale
the
The sale is subject to a 30-year lease to
wholly owned subsidiary of Edison Brothers
on completion of alterations to the twin five-
a
basement buildings.
story and
MCF
708,158
f
mining operations.
Paget.
Inc.,
Stores, Inc., to commence
-
95,609
46,540
The corporation on June 17 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 20 participating units, non-assessable, at $5,00 per unit or
cash of
693-95 Fifth Avenue, New York City, between 54th and 55th Streets, to
H.
66,122
29,407
745,276
175,169
With Securities and
Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Sells Building—
&
79,033
39,089
Union
existing
Sales
face
the
j
1953
$381,328
definitive
agreement
will
provide
for
the
assumption by
Cables, Inc., of the telegraph company's obligation«■
labof contracts covering the cable system employees*
and for the retention by Western Union Cables,
Inc., of cable em¬
ployees not covered by existing labor contracts.—V. 182, p. 53.
Western States Mineral Venture, Denver, Colo.—Files
of these leaseholds is located in Litfking County—many of
them are either adjacent or in close proximity to other production.
"A total of 877
acres
was
surrendered during the year.
No new
leases were acquired, but three were renewed."—V. 173, p. 1994.
percentage
This
The
Western
under
1954
$354,855
railway
oper.
181,
which
company's iiscal
•
1955
$356,181
railway—
oper. income—
from
Gross
on
of April 30,
of unoperated
1
the
'
From Jan. 1—
"The
made
properties
gas
2165.
p.
Ry. of Alabama—Earnings—
from
covery.
the
1955."—V. 181,
February—
Gross from railway-—
is being
"As
sales
7
(Continued from page 8)
from
from Western Development's
exceeding 2,800,000 MCF for
recovery
show
ended June 30,
year
47
(155)
will
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
/'
sealed
Birmingham, Ala.
Bond Sale—The $4,000,000 school
improvement bonds offered July
■
7—v.
to
a
181,
2848—were awarded
p.
composed
of
Halsey,
Co., Equitable Securities
group
Stuart &
Corporation, Blair & Co., Inc.,
Sterne, Age^e & Leach, of Birming¬
ham; R. S. Dickson & Co., of
Charlotte; First National Bank, of
Birmingham; Hornblower &
Weeks, Hirsch & Co., of New
York; Citizens and Southern Na¬
tional
Bank, of Atlanta; Third
National Bank in Nashville; Al¬
bids
at
1955.
Due
A din
Joint
Bond
ing
bonds
National
Trust
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco.
National
Trust
Modoc
County, Calif.
Sale—The $170,000
bonds
offered
July
5
build¬
were
the Bank of America
&
Savings
ciation, of San Francisco.
Asso¬
3s, at 101.04,
as
cisco.
School
Elem.
Jefferson
offered
2978—were
awarded
America
of
the Bank
to
Trust
National
&
on April
1963 inclusive.
1957 to
21/4S.
200,000
Due
on
1 from
on
April
1,
April 1 from
23/4s. Due on April
from 1974 to 1984 inclusive.
1,800,000
1
ARIZONA
Pima County High Sch. Dist. No. 12
(P. O. Tucson), Ariz.
Sale—The $544,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 181,
2848—were awarded to a group
composed of Lehman Bros., C. J.
Devine & Co., both of New York
p.
City, and the First
Co., of Phoenix.
of
Arizona
ARKANSAS
Little Rock Housing Authority, Ark.
Note
Sale—The
$1,282,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered July
6—v. 181, p. 2978—were awarded
the
Chemical
Corn Exchange
York City, at 1V^%
interest, plus a premium of $15.
to
Bank,
Sch.
Dist., Contra
New
p.
Sale—The
54—were awarded to
of
Bank
of
Bragg School Districts, Men¬
docino
County, Calif.
Sale—A
Bond
of
Bank
of
composed
group
National
America
&
Savings
Association,
Blyth & Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, William R. Staats & Co., of
Los Angeles, J. Barth & Co., Dean
Witter & Co., Lawson, Levy &
Williams,
Stone
&
Youngberg,
Francisco,
Co., of Oak¬
Kaiser & Co., all of San
White
N.
C.
&
has
purchased „ $462,000
school building bonds, as follows:
a
group
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, J. Barth & Co., Lawson,
Levy & Williams, Stone & Youngberg, all of San Francisco, and
C. N. White & Co., of Oakland, at
100.16, a net interest cost of about
3.10%, as follows:
$40,000 3V2S. Due
1956
to
43,000 3s.
1966
to
on
Ackerman Elem. School District,
Board of
Supervisors, will receive
curity-First National Bank of Los
—
Lillian
Clerk
of
Bond Sale—The
A.
on
3 Vis,
July
1966
from
1
to
inclusive.
Bragg Union
District
School
High
bonds
to the
awarded
Bank
Association,
of
San
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 181,
2978—were
awarded to the
American Trust Co., of San Fran¬
p.
cisco.
Fran¬
Modoc County,
Orange County Water Works Dist.
No. 5 (P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Bond
Sale—The
$410,000 water
bonds offered June 21—v. 181, p.
awarded
2743—were
to
a
group
composed of J. B. Hanauer & Co.,
of
ing
Minneapolis, and Allan
Blair & Co., of Chicago, at a price
of 100.06, a net interest cost of
about 3.53%, as follows:
1956
to
Due
1965
on
July 1 from
bonds
awarded
to the
Bank of America
National
Trust
&
Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco.
South
Dist.,
of
$150,000 33/4s.
Calif.
$80,000 build¬
offered July 5 were^
Sale—The
Bond
Beverly Hills; Allison-Williams
Co.,
Fork School District,
South
cisco.
Francisco
San
Unified Sch.
Mateo County, Calif.
$600,000 builds
San
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 181,
2978—were awarded to the
p.
Bank
&
America
of
National
Association,
Savings
of
Trusfc
San
Francisco.
inclusive.
000
July 1 from
1956 to 1959 inclusive; $72,000
3s, due on July 1 from 1960
to 1965 inclusive; and $120,000 3Vis, due on July 1 from
1966 to
The
Financing Scheduled—James
due
1975
bonds
on
dated
July
"For
the
information
Elem.
on
Sch. Dist.,
July
12
clusive.
(F-A)
1 from 1956 to
Principal and
payable
Treasurer's
at
office.
have been
1980 in¬
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
$9,000,000
District
July 26
Los Angeles Junior College District...
Aug. 23
Department of Water and Power of
The City of Los Angeles
Electric
11,000,000
5,000,000
12,000,000
Los Angeles City Sewer Bonds.——
Sept. 21
Bonds
Revenue
Plant
18,000,000
—
Approximate Times
January
The Metropolitan Water District of
March
Los
—
$7,316,00u
Angeles County Flood Control District
[Time and amount depends upon rate of
expenditure for construction]
25,000,000
Southern California
for
purchase of $150,000 building
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
Aug.
we
Los Angeles City High SchoO|l District
"The
the
on
bidders
July 26
County Clerk, wil receive sealed
bids at his office in Merced, until
(CDST)
of O'Melveny
1955 Dates
1956
Union
prospective
Los Angeles City School
1,
Merced County, Calif.
Bond Offering—E. T. Johnson,
a.m.
of
July 26
1955.
Los Banos
Beebe,
endeavoring to get information on bond sale dates for the second
half of 1955 and early 1956. The information furnished indicates
the following dates and times as either tentatively set or probable
dates or times for receiving bids on bonds:
inclusive.
are
L.
Myers, municipal bond attorneys of Los Angeles, has issued the
following memorandum pertaining to proposed financing by vari¬
ous local
municipal units:
&
net
a
5s,
California (State of)
Local
at
interest cost of
about 3.27%, as follows: $51,100.05,
11
Bernardino,
on
1975
Downey
office.
5s, due
$109,000
and
243,000 Fort
1975 inclusive.
the
Offering
due
Due on Aug. 15 from
County, Calif.
$400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 181,
p. 2978—were awarded to the Se¬
County, Calif.
clusive;
Aug. 15 from
City School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on July 12
for the purchase of $18,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1973
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
County
follows: $44,000
July 1 from 1956 to 1959 in¬
clusive; $66,000 3s, due on
July 1 from 1960 to 1965 in¬
1965 inclusive.
Fontana Sch. Dist., San
Bond
2978—were
$219,000 Fort Bragg Union School
District bonds at 100.01, a net
interest cost of about 3.27%,
America
CALIFORNIA
Rechenmacher,
$220,000 school
July 5—v. 181, p.
offered
ings
as
Treasurer's
Placer
bonds
District,
County, Calif.
cisco.
and
County, Calif.
$83,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 182,
Bond
composed
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond
Union
San Mateo
Bond Sale—The
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Fort
Valley Union High School
Sonoma County, CalifBond Sale—The $189,000 build¬
Elem. School District,
Costa
1964 and 1965.
920,000 2V2s. Due
Danville
Park
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
land,
$1,080,000 4s. Due
Menlo
181, p.
July 5—v.
1966 to 1980 inclusive.
Sonoma
District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $203,000 school
bonds
260,000 3V2S. Due on July 1 from
basis proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
a
of about 2.87%.
Trust
Alturas School District,
Bond
Angeles,
the Bank of America
awarded to
to
lows:
Counties, Calif.
$55,000 build¬
offered July 5 were
ing
terest cost of about 2.77%, as fol¬
District,
Sale—The
awarded
net in¬
a
School
Lassen and Modoc
hardt
100.03,
Au¬
on
& Co., of Minne¬
apolis; Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati; Brodnax & Knight, Inc.,
of Birmingham, and John W. Rein-
Co., at
in
Sept. 15 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
lison-Williams
&
office
her
burn, until 10:30 a.m. (CDST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $35,000 school bonds. Dated Sept. 15,
000
Los
School District and $11,000,Angeles City High School District bonds represent the
remaining
$9,000,000 Los Angeles City
portions
unsold
The $5,000,000 Los
of
$47,000,000
and
$83,000,000
of
authorized at an election held June 3, 1952.
Angeles Junior College District bonds are the
bonds, respectively,
48
first
portion to be sold of $14,000,000 «f bonds authorized at an
5, 1955.
"The Los Angeles City Sewer Bonds are the first portion
to be sold of an issue of $60,000,000 authorized at an election held
$1,500,000
election held April
April 5, 1955.
Co.,
but
commitment to do
a
blocks of bonds will be published in due
100.05,
on the City bonds write the City Clerk,
Angeles 12; on the Metropolitan Water District
bonds write the Secretary of the District, 306 West Third Street,
|For information
course.
Hall,
City
about
Los
13;
Los Angeles
the Department of Water and Power
on
000
'
the school
and
able
Dec.
Angeles 12.]
to
sealed
bids
Bank
777
Main
the
at
&
Hartford
Trust
Jan.
on
Na¬
1957
Hartford, until
July 12 for the
purchase
of
$1,200,000
school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the Hartford
bridge
.
National
pany,
proved
Bank
and
Trust
city traffic sign shop and
storage yard bonds. D a t e d
July 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
Com¬
5,000,000
not
terest
Cole, of Hartford.
Conn.
Dowd, City
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on July 14
for the
1955.
House
terest
bonds.
Due
July 15, 1955.
Due Dec. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
Jan.
Correction
of
Dated
on
1,
Sept.
from
1
1952.
1956
est
refuse
Jan.
FLORIDA
1
1,
to
from
Due
1957
in¬
1972
to
on
Bond
Bryan
that
announces
will
Commission
bids until 11
for
3,000,000 not to exceed 3y2% in¬
terest subway bonds of 1952.
Offering—City Clerk J. H.
(EST)
purchase
of
the
bonds,
the
receive
a.m.
$470,000
bonds.
from
1
1,
1.952.
1956
Due
rev¬
April 1
on
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
utility revenue bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1969 to
inclusive.
"v,
Clay
sonville,
Bank
Jack¬
of
at the Guaranty Trust
or
No.
80
Bond
GEORGIA
Sale—An issue of $85,000
building bonds was sold to
Harry J. Wilson & Co., of Chicago.
from
terest
Atlanta, Ga.
Certificate
Landers,
receive
(EST)
Offering
City
sealed
—
until
Dated
July
on
inclusive.
July
1 from
11
1,
1955.
1956 to
Principal and
1975
interest
(J-J)
payable at the City Treas¬
office, or at the office of
the fiscal agent of the City in New
York
City. Legality approved by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman
&
Kelley, of Atlanta.
Covington, Ga.
Certificate
Offering — Clyde
Castelberry, City Clerk, will re¬
sealed
(EST)
bids
July
on
19
chase of $550,000
until
for
Jan.
on
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht, of St.
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
Bond
Sale—An issue of $18,000
works revenue bonds
sold
was
to
the
Bank,
and
p*nk.
both
First
National
Monroe
National
of
Dated
Columbia, jointly^
1, 1955. Due on Jan.
Jan.
1 from
1956 to 1966 inclusive. In¬
terest J-J.
Charles
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Louis.
Cook
County, Lyons Township High
•jch.
ola.,
2u<i
no.
\r.
xj.
LaGrange), III.
Bond Sale—The
$3,800,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 182,
p.
55—were
composed
awarded
of
to
a
Continental
anticipation
certificates.
National
Bank
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June 1
from 1958 to 1975 inclusive. Cer¬
Chicago;
Merrill
tificates
group
Illinois
Trust
after
1962.
able
are
in
1963
callable
as
and
of
there¬
June
Principal and interest
at
the
First
1,
pay¬
Fenner
&
&
Trust
Lynch,
Beane,
the
Co.,
of
Pierce,
Mercantile
Company, of St. Louis; L. F,
Rothschild & Co., of New York;
Bacon, Whipple & Co., of Chi¬
cago; Weeden &
Legality approved by
Spalding,
Sibley,
Troutman
&
Kelley, of Atlanta.
Co., of San Fran
cisco; the Central Republic Co., of
Chicago, and Stifel, Nicolaus &
Co.,
of
St.
Louis,
jointly,
at
ILLINOIS
100.003, a net interest cost of about
2.79%, as follows:
National
Bank
of Atlanta.
$2,775,000
Chicago, Illinois
Bond Offering — Carl H. Chat¬
ters, City Comptroller, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $25,305,000 bonds, as follows:
$7,960,000
Dated
1 Vz%
Jan.
sewer
1,
1947.
St.
Clair
bonds.
Due
on
23/4s.
Due
on
Dec.
15
Levee
100.001,
27/sS.
Due
from 1972 to
on
Dec.
15
1974 inclusive.
Bond
bonds
Sale
offered
55—were
basis of about 1.99%.
a
and
.at
—
July
awarded
The
District, Iowa
Sale—The
(CDST)
a.m.
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 182,
p.
55—were awarded to Shaw,
McDermott & Co., of Des Moines.
as
182,
follows:
p.
bidder.
Bond
ston,
Offering—Watson
Secretary
Due
March 1
on
inclusive.
Charles
from
Legality
Municipal University of Wichita
&
Trauernicht,
net interest cost of about
a
1957 to 1975
$200,000 2%s. Due on May 1 from
1965 inclusive.
1956 to
1955.
The $38,000
—
1968 inclusive.
1966 to
140,000 23/4s. Due
build¬
bonds.
Dated April 1,
on
April 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
Due
interest
of
(A-O)
on
No.
Clair
County,
Dist. No. 201
Twp.
High
Sch.
Sale—An
addition
school
(P. O. Belleville),
May 1 from
sold
was
First Securities Co.
to
of
Kansas,
Wichita.
of
Bond Offering—Ruth L.
Fincke,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
KENTUCKY
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on July 21 for the
purchase
of $2,158,000
building
Campbell County Water District
(P. O. Newport), Ky.
bonds.
on
Dated
Aug.
1,
1955.
Bond
Due
Feb. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
payable at
at
bank
a
or
trust
com¬
pany
in Illinois mutually satisfac¬
tory
to
the
purchaser
Board of Education.
and
Legality
Sch.
1955.
$3,800,000
interest
bids
until
9
are
from
callable
1965
on
and
June
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
a.m.
notes.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
July 26 for
the purchase of $150,000 building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due
on
h£ov. 1 from 1956 to 1972 in¬
clusive.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Independent Sch. Dist., Ia.
was
$225,000
sold to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., of Chicago, at a
price of 100.08, a net interest cost
from
2.41%,
2V4s.
1956
115,000 2y2s.
1969
as
to
follows:
Due
on
1
to 1968 inclusive.
Due
1974
on
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
$19,000
23/4s, at
price of
a
1956
from
Du0,
incllirJ
par.
1975
to
Legality approved by Ropes,;
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of
Boston.
MARYLAND
Salisbury, Md.
Bond " Offering — Rebecca
F.
Brittingham, City Treasurer, will
receive
until
bids
sealed
8
p.m.
July 18 for the pur¬
chase of $800,000 sewage treat¬
ment plant bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1955.
Due serially from 1958 to
(EDST)
on
Interest F-A.
inclusive.
1982
Le¬
•
•*
30—v.
to
awarded
$16,000
181," p.
a
Due on July
3s.
1,
1956
1957.
and
1958
to
1984
266,000 3V4s.
1985
to
•'
v
•'
•
»
•'
•
'•
■
.U
Abington, Mass.
$100,000 water
6—v. 182,, p.
Townsend,
July
awarded
55_Were
to
Tyson, of Boston, as
100.09, a basis of about
&
Dabney
2.70s, at
2.69%.'
Chatham,
Mass.
Bond Offering—Levi T. Denson/
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
bids
at
will
receive'
Bank-
Second
the
State Street Trust Co.,
Ill Frank¬
lin
St., Boston, until soon (DST)
on
July
purchase of
Dated Aug.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
12
for
the
$300,000 school bonds.
1, 1955.
to
1975
interest
payable
at
Second
the
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
Due.on July 1 from
393,000 3s.
'
Sale—The
offered
notes
Sale—The $675,000 water
and sewer revenue bonds offered
inclusive.
Due
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
July 1 from
on
ton.
&
Palmer
Dodge,
of
"
Boston.
1993 inclusive.
1
i
-
Essex County (P.
Winchester,
Bond
Clerk,
City
12
for
water
15,
will
the
1953.
Due
1967
Note
C.
Taylor,
receive
(CST)
purchase
revenue
to
Ky.
Offering—B.
bids until 5:30 p.m.
1964
Nov.
of
building bonds was sold to Pierce,
White & Drummond, Inc., of Ban-,,
Note
Shelbyville, Ky.
un¬
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
(P. O. Sullivan), Me.
Sale—An issue
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
2979—were
group composed of
notes.
J.
J.
B.
Hilliard and Son,
the
.00,000 Police Pension Fund notes. Bankers Bond
Co., Inc., both of
350,000
Department
of
Public
Louisville; Blyth & Co., of New
Parks notes.
York
City;
Almstedt Bros.,
of
The notes are due on Dec. 31, Louisville; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
1955.
Fenner
& Beane, of New York
City; Wagner, -Reid and Ebinger,
IOWA
Inc., and O'Neal, Alden & Co.,
both of Louisville, "at a price of
Cedar Falls Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
100.02, a net interest cost of about
Bond Offering—Agnes Hansen,
3.13%, as follows: :,,.
Clarion
District
Bond
School
MASSACHUSETTS
June
250,000 Firemen's Pension Fund
(CST)
VV
Fl"*id~rs P"\ Community
Trust; Company, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Bond
$2,500,000 General Fund Purposes
p.m.
MAINE
gality approved by Niles, Barton,
Yost & Dankmeyer, of Baltimore.
lows:
2
bidder.
by the successful
Irving
(CDST)
July 11 for the purchase of $3,300,000 temporary notes, as fol¬
til
Board
bank speci¬
at any
or
payable
at
theAmerican
Na¬
tional Bank, of Newport, or at the
receive
tors, will receive sealed bids
School
Parish
received
revenue
1
Dec.
on
payable at the of¬
(F-A)
the
of
Treasurer,
Judge of the
bonds.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1957 to 1994 inclusive. Bonds
thereafter
Note Offering—John R. Barney,
sealed
water
15 from 1956
Principal and
Aug.
on
inclusive.
announces
Dated June 1, 1955.
due
will
Due
1975
Gray,
Ed¬
?
S.
Slocum;
Secretary of the Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 1:45 p.m. (CST) on Aug. "3.
for
the
purchase
of $1,000,000
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 15,
sive.
County Court until 11 a.m. (EST)
July 19 for the purchase of
ap¬
.
Comptroller,
Offering—J.
serialJv
be
by
Dist., No. 1 (P. O. Box 1230,
:
Alexandria), Lai
Bond
gor, as
on
INDIANA
City
Jr.,
bids will
the office of the
the
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Beiting,
sealed
approved
Legality
-
.
Offering—Secretary
J.
ward
that
Board
Rapides Parish, Alexandria Consol„
fied
issue of $50,000
bonds
office
at
School
at the Louisiana
Company, of New
or
Trust
County Joint School Dist.
106 (P. O. Thayer), Kan.
Bond
St.
&
Neosho
tional Bank of New Rochelle.
payable
Parish
the
fice
1975 inclusive.
1969 to
2979—were awarded to the Na¬
p.
Bank-,
Parish
the
Board, will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on.
1975
to
to
.
60,000 21/2s. Due on May 1 from
Ogle County School District
No. 113 (Pi O. Chana), III.
Bond |Sale
2.69%,
follows:
as
St.
of
of
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
by
approved
ap'-*>
until
Orleans.
Sanitary
Louis),
July 11 for
Legality
Livingston Parish School District1
No. 25 (P. O. Livingston), La.
Bank
(P. O. Wichita), Kan.
on
Board,
Chicago.
building
build¬
$73,000
improvement bonds was sold to a
group composed of Stern Bros. &
Co., Kansas City, Small-Milburn
Co., Wichita, and Geo. K. Baum
& Co., of Kansas City, at 100.08,
10:30
School
the
bank specified by the
~
Bond
vin. Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids until
$110,000
$2,175,000
5—v.
of
any
bids
KANSAS
the purchase of $710,000 improve¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
and
July 26 for the purchase of $31,000
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
of about
Harvey, Illinois
Principal
School
Urbandale Independent School
Illinois
building bonds
from 1958 to 1971 inclusive.
1,025,000
school
$80,000
1975 in¬
interest
from 1956 to
1
payable at the office of the
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
bonds
Counties
on
the
and electric
due
to
Indianapolis, Ind.
water
gas
revenue
3V4s,
1973
July
Treasurer
or
Bond Offering—Charles E. Mel-
Columbia, III.
3%
1 ffom
Due on Dec.
1974 inclusive.
offered June 14
—v.
181, p. 2628—were awarded
to the Carleton D. Beh Co., of
Des Moines, as 2s, at a price of
1965.
a.m.
urer's
ceive
Due
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
will
July 18 for the purchase
of $4,000,000 water works revenue
Due
from
O. Jennings), LaSC::.
H. Rich¬
(P.
clusive.
(J-J)
Sale—The
Bond
building
1972
Earl
R.
on
certificates.
Side
Louis.
Comptroller,
bids
1, 1955.
J-J.
Charles
$360,000
1
Dist.
Offering—Luke
successful
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
(P. O. Clay City), III.
2%%
1
I
Wayne
Dated June
Company, of New York City.
''
"
Counties Com¬
munity Consolidated School Dist.
April 1, 1955. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
National
and
to
Illinois
Principal and interest payable
the City Treasurer's office or
City's fiscal agency in New
York City.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Dated
Atlantic
on
in¬
at the
;
•
East
and
clusive.
270,000
1983
Due
1958
to
at
$200,000 public improvement
enue
Dec.
Jan.
July 20
on
follows:
as
Dated
City
.
sealed
to
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 181,
clusive.
Palatka, Fla.
1962
District, I a.
District (P. O. East St.
bonds.
1954.
from
Storm Lake Independent School
>.
disposal
Jan.
Dated
and
1956
22
■sat
Sch.
Parish
Davis
Treasurer,
2,000,000 not to exceed 4% inter¬
Co., Torrington.
1969 to
Louis.
inclusive.
1971
Trust
&
1,
Jan. 1 from 1957
on
2,000,000 not to exceed 3J/2% in¬
purchase of $185,000 Sec¬
able at the Brooks Bank
lighting
Dated July
bonds.
1955. Due
24,000 2V2s.
3.31%.
inclusive.
Madison
in¬
to 1975 inclusive.
ond District tax anticipation notes.
Dated
street
electric
system
T orrington,
Note Offering—E. J.
4%
exceed
to
about
from
1975 inclusive.
from 957 to
of Hartford. Legality ap¬
by Robinson, Robinson &
of
May
on
1984
1, 1957.
750,000 not to exceed 4% interest
1
inclusive;
due
Due Jan.
1, 1954.
Co.,
cost
May
on
bonds.
construction
Dated Jan.
Due
1968 inclusive.
follows: $315,000 3V2s, due
as
•
595,000 not to exceed 4% interest
on
composed of John
group
No.
Bond
on
2V4s.
on
bonds
sewerage revenue
a
interest
1966
to
annually
Chicago,
White-Phillips Co., Daven¬
port, and Allan Blair & Co.,
of Chicago, at 100.008, a net
Superhighway
from
1
inclusive.
Company,
inclusive.
1965 to 1973 incl.
Nuveen .&
in¬
1966
to
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1947. Due
Street,
(DST)
noon
1956
1%'%
4,000,000
C.
King, Town Manager, will receive
tional
from
1
clusive.
Bloomheld, Conn.
Offering — Preston
Bond
1 from
675,000
Jan.
LOUISIANA
Jefferson
p.
.48,000
rate
of $100,000
Dec. 1 from 1959 to
$100,000
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
2979—were awarded to the
ard, Secretary of the Parish School
Carlton D. Beh Co., of Des Moines,
Board, will receive sealed bids
at 100.01, a net interest cost of
until 10 a.m. (CST) on Aug. 4 for
about 2.22%, as follows:
the purchase
of $400,000 school
$48,000 2s. Due from 1956 to 1961 bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
181,
inclusive; and $900,000
3s, due Dec. 1, 1973, and call¬
junior college district bonds write the Clerk
CONNECTICUT
ment
—
.
.
,
,
The
$120,000 gen¬
obligation
street
improve¬
bonds
offered
July 5—v.
eral
at
on
Sale
1964
County Board of Supervisors, Hall of Records,
of the Los Angeles
Los
of
cost
follows: $600,-
as
Decorah, Iowa
>
Bond
23/4s, due Dec. 1, 1973, and
yearly
minal Annex, Los Angeles 54; on the Flood Control District bonds
and
net interest
a
2.93%,
callable
revenue
write the Auditor of the Department, P. O. Box 3669, Ter¬
bonds
&
Wyandt, and Robert Showers
&
Co., both of Chicago, at
Notice
so.
Nongaard
Rodman
&
Renshaw,
both of Chicago, White-Phil¬
lips Co., Davenport, Scott &
supposedly are firm.
The information is the best available
We will try to keep ycu informed of changes as they appear,
please do not consider this
Charlotte,
Co.,
^ *
For 1956 only the month
of sale of these various
group
a
Co., Chicago, R. S. Dickson &
:
"The 1955 dates
bonds to
sewer
composed of John Nuveen &
of sale is tentatively fixed.
now.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(156)
of
sealed
on
July
$27,000
bonds. Dated April
on
April
15
from
inclusive.
O. Salem), Mass.
Offering — Thomas F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
11
a.m.
July 12 for the pur¬
chase of $50,000 county agricul¬
tural school notes. Dated Aug. 1,
(DST)
1955.
on
Due
1960
on
Aug.
1 from 1956
Principal and
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
to
Winchester Bank, Winchester. Le¬
National Bank of Salem, or at the
gality
National
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Chapman
&
inclusive.
interest payable at
ton.
Shawmut
the Merchants
Bank of Bos¬
i
olume
r
-
182
Number 5445
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(
Norwell, Mass.
company
Bond Sale—An issue of
$249,000
ater bonds was sold to
Goldman,
chs & Co., of New York
City,
"V Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
urtis, of Boston, jointly, as 2.20s,
a
price of 100.30, a basis of
ut
2.18%.
successful
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Fort
Gratiot
(P.
O.
Bond
Twp. Unit Sch. Dist.
Street), Mich.
North
Offering
.
,
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Geraldine
—
I.
1956
Provincetown, Mass.
2,
bonds.
55—were awarded to Harman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and
idder, Peabody & Co., both of
evy York City, jointly, as 2.40s,
p.
100.27,
basis of about 2.36%.
a
Rockland, Mass.
Note
Sale—The $135,000 water
otes offered July 7 were awardto Lee Higginson
Corp., Bosn,
2.70s, at 100.24,
as
bout
bonds
955.
Due
1974
dated
are
Aug.
on
inclusive.
terest
1
Aug.
from
at
the
Street
1,
1956
Principal
payable
ank-State
June
on
Lake
payable
Due
1981
to
in¬
and
interest
the
Peoples
at
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
posed
sale
on
of
$1,250,000 building
June
30—v.
181,
2979—was postponed.
Harrison
Twp. Water Dists. (P. O.
Route 4, Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
Offering
Howard
—
W.
sealed "bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Moorman, of Detroit.
$26,967 District No. 36 bonds. Due
July 1 from
on
1956
to
1960
inclusive.
jointly, as 2.40s, at a
100.29, a basis of about
24,063 District No. 37 bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1960
.36%.
awarded to Salomon Bros.
were
Hutzler, and
Hemphill, Noyes
Co., both of New York City,
oiptly, as 2.40s, at 100.55, a basis
are dated
July 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
1955.
able
of
the
at
on
from
1956
.
.
Bond
Offering—Jean
istrict
Thomson,
will
receive
Secretary,
aled bids until 6 p.m.
(EST)
on
uly 19 for the purchase of $700,00 building bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
955.
Due
April
on
1972 inclusive.
o
oston and
Bond
ott,
1
from
Offering
—
Keith N. Tal-
of
the Board of
ducation, will receive sealed bids
ntil 8 p.m.
(EST) on July 20 for
he purchase of $150,000
building
onds.
n
Dated Julv 1, 1955.
Due
May 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclu-
ive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
ayable at
in
any
he,
bank
a
trust
or
Michigan
successful
corn-
designated
by
Legality
Stevens &
by Berry,
'oorman, of Detroit.
ealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
uly
12
for
the
purchase
1965
o
on
of
Dated July
Rapids, as 2%s, at a price of
100.02, a basis of about 2.74%.
July
inclusive.
from
1
Principal
and
Stone, of Detroit.
Twp. Sch. Dist. No.
1
bonds offered July 6—v. 181,
2979
.
—
&
Ionia
bmitted
ial
for
the
assessment
ent
bonds
ids
until
for
ater
$11,578.12
street
p.m.
til
Dated
March
1
system
June
from
1,
8
spe-
of
on
Sch.
Dist., Mich*
Detroit.
Principal
(M-N) payable at
by
ity
&
the
and
interest
bank
a
or
trust
successful
bidder.
by
approved
Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
Legal¬
Stevens
Midland, Mich.
assessment
improvement
water
bonds
was
the Midland National
land,
l%s, at
as
Newton
Twp.
$178,000
Sch.
to
Dist.
No.
usive.
Principal
and
interest
I-S) payable at a bank or trust
(P.
O.
Hill City),
to
1958
1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
any
suitable banking institution
to be designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Moody & Springsted, of St. Paul.
Sale—The
of
the
100.05,
of
Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids
til
8
un¬
(EST)
on July 13 for
of $12,500 building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1967 in¬
the
p.m.
purchase
clusive.
Principal
(J-J) payable at
and
bank
a
interest
or
trust
to be designated by the
company
bidder.
Legality
$166,000 drain¬
(P.
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 4
O. Owosso), Mich.
Bond Sale—Thb $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 182,
p. 56—were awarded to Walter J.
Wade,
at
Inc.,
of
Grand
Rapids,
100.69.
Roseville, Mich.
bids
13
until
for
special
the
8
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
assessment
July 1, 1955. Due
of
bonds.
on
Mankato, as 2s, at
basis of about 1.98%.
a
Joint
Faegre
&
Lucille
No. 7
Bond Offering—W. T.
Frommes,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
for
12
8
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on July
$500,000
of
building bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at a suitable banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Faegre & Benson,
apolis.
Madison,
I.
for
and
until
for
will
7
p.m.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
pur¬
Gorham Scchool District, N. H.
water main im¬
Dated
July
1,
Legality approved
& Benson, of Minne¬
Counties
21
for
the
from
1
Whyte,
of
$248,000
receive
Feb.
on
from
1
1958
to
and
Principal
at
interest
banking
a
1985
institution
der.
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Minneapolis.
Rice, Dakota and Goodhue Counties
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 42
(P. O. Northfield), Minn.
Bond
Offering
Wegner,
ceive
the
bonds
2980
Due
1967
on
Co.,
both
Clerk,
W.
will
ment
Due
Clerk,
for the
water
bonds.
on
Jan.
(P. O. Toms River),
Jersey
,
Bond Sale—The $193,000 gen¬
eral improvement bonds offered
July 6 — v. 181, p. 2980 — were
New
awarded
of
$20,000
inclusive.
will
receive
(CST)
purchase of
from
improve¬
July 1, 1955.
Principal
1957
to
and
interest
1972
banking institution
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
payable
at
a
building
Boland, Saffin & Co.,
City, and the First Na¬
River, joint¬
l%s, at 100.04, a basis of
tional Bank of Toms
ly,
as
about 1.86%.
Plainfxeld, N. J.
Offering — Fred
Bond
City
Clerk,
will
bonds,
Paul
Housing and Redevelop¬
ment, Authority, Minn.
$2,854,000 notes
July 6—v. 181, p, 2980—
awarded- to
Corn
Chemical
the
1,908,000
Due
on
1975
inclusive.
$27.
proved
The
bids
19
until
Dated
July 1, 1955.
1956
Bonds due in
callable
to
July
$157,000
Due
bonds.
on
July
1970
inclusive.
1965 and
thereafter
of
July 1, 1964.
Principal and interest payable at
a
banking
as
institution
1
dated
are
from
Aug.
1,
Interest F-A.
Legality ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Spring Lake Heights, N. J.
Bond
sealed
on
purchase of
plant revenue
from
are
(CST)
p.m.
the
for
electric
1
8
bonds
Aug.
Washburn, of New York City.
Thief River Falls, Minn.
Bond Offering—p. G. Pederson,
receive
general * improvement
.1956 to
1955.
will
>
bonds.
follows:
$1,106,000
at
1.23% interest, plus a premium of
$17, and $1,748,000 at 1.23%, plus
Clerk,
$2,443,000
follows:
as
clusive.
f
as
City
sealed
July 20
on
$535,000 school bonds. Due on
Aug; 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
Exchange Bank, New York
City,
Toegel,
receive
St.
designated
Offering—Cornelius
Schipper, Secretary of the Board
of
Education, will receive sealed
July 19
for the purchase of $103,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Due
June
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
1 from
1956
Principal and
payable
tional Bank
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
the
at
to
1975
interest
First
Na¬
of
Spring Lake. .Le¬
approved
by
Hawkins,
gality
City.
Delafield
&
Wood, of New Yorll
*
,
NEW MEXICO
MISSISSIPPI
New Mexico
Iuka, Miss.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
industrial
plant
sold
of
to
construction
the
First
Na¬
Lincoln County (P. O.
Brook-
Allen
and
Company, of Hazle-
Mound, Minn.
Sale—An issue
bonds
system
Alvis
&
Union
sold
to
National
Bank
of
Memphis, jointly, as l%s and 2s.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on March
1
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
terest M-S.
Charles
tion
In¬
&
Trauernicht,
of
„
July
follows:
building
severance
July
and
from 1956
1
institu¬
tax bonds. Due
to
1965
inclusive.
General Obligation
State Building and State In¬
stitution bonds. Due on July 1
4,500,000
1965 inclusive.
Dated
and
July 1, 1955.
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
State Treasurer's
office, or at the
Bank, Santa Fe.
Legality approved by Pershing,
Bosworth,
Dick
& Dawson, of
Santa Fe National
Denver.
NEW YORK
St.
Albion, N. Y.
Picayune
Municipal
District,
Note
Separate Sch.
school
improvement notes offered July 5
$30,000
National
and
the
was
sold
to
of Albany, as
price of 100.06, a basis
Company,
1.70s, at
a
of about
1.66%.
Picayune,
2980—were
p.
First
Trust
issue of $60,000
bonds
Commercial Bank &
of
Picayune, jointly, as 21/2S, at par.
181,
the
the National
a#warded
bids
to
Sale—An
Bond
improvement
Mississippi
Sale—The
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
July
on
$14,000,000
Louis.
—v.
on
(MST)
a.m.
Legality approved by
Dated
(CST)
11
from 1956 to
of $58,000
was
Co., of Jackson, and the
Planters
as
on
hurst.
fire
D. Hannah,
Auditor, will receive sealed
$9,500,000
Sale—The
$400,000 court
house building bonds offered June
24—v. 181, p. 2850—were awarded
to
(State of)
Offering—J.
bids until
bonds,
haven), Miss.
Bond
Bond
State
26 for the purchase of
Memphis.
Bond Offering—Edna J. Gooder,
until, 8 p.m.
to
New York
Natchez, Miss.
system
Dated
1
Ryan,
Newark, jointly, as
100.13, a basis of about
at
re¬
Due from 1956 to 1960 in¬
Bond
bids until 4:30 p.m.
$60,000
to
of
bids until 8 pm. (DST)
for
the
purchase
of
Marble, Minn.
Bond Offering—Charles Middle-
20
$99,000 school
6—v. 181, p.
Ocean County
apolis.
July
July
awarded
were
clusive.
inclusive.
approved by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & Barber, of Minne¬
on
Sale—The
offered
—
Hanauer & Co., and J. R. Ross &
bids until July 9 for
purchase
bonds.
Kenneth
—
District
sealed
sealed
banking institution
mutually
satisfactory to the successful bid¬
der and the purchaser.
Legality
Village
Salomon
3.83%.
a
sealed
to
NEW JERSEY
Minneapolis.
Minne¬
of
awarded
Hutzler, of New York
2V2s, at 100.41, a basis of
Brigantine, N. J.
3.85s,
Principal and interest payable at
ton,
as
Due
on July
$311,000
April 1 from
City,
building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1955.
Bank
to
&
$275,000 school
7—v. 182, p.
July
Minn.
1955.
1958
Bros.
Bond
purchase
tional
July 1,
—
Joint
District Clerk, will receive sealec
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on July
Jan.
Dated
were
Minnesota
was
sewer
offered
56
Independent Consolidated School
District No. 2 (P.O. Hinkley),
bonds
storm
Bond Sale—The
bonds
about 2.45%.
Kanabec
p.m. (CST) on July
purchase of $75,000
improvement bonds.
the
Note Sale—The $3,884,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered July
6—v. 181, p. 2980—were awarded
to the Chemical Corn Exchange
Bank, New York City, taking $2,734,000 at 1.22% interest, plus a
premium of $39, and $1,150,000 at
1.22%, plus $21.
8
Jan. 1 from 1957 to
on
Faegre
apolis.
Offering—Roy Granander,
Clerk,
MISSOURI
City Land Clearance for
Redevelopment Authority, Mo.
re¬
1966 inclusive.
Pine
of Memphis.
the
until
15
bonds.
Due
by
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Excelsior), Minn.
ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit. -
bids
of $30,000
provement
Hennepin and Carver Counties
18
Board
by
—
July
on
were
tional Bank of
Bond
Offering—Robert E. Kile,
sealed
(CST)
chase
water
1966 in¬
to
Olchefski, Village Clerk, will
ceive
$25,000
offered July 5—v.
56—were awarded to the
p.
on
Note Sale—The
bonds offered July 6—v. 181,
2980—were awarded to the Na¬
bids
Director
Due
Brighton, Minn.
Offering
offered
Mankato), Minn.
Bond
182,
bonds
Kansas
New
Blue Earth County (P. O.
(P. O. Route No. 1, Burlington),
Bond
1957
approved
Bond
until
City
Michigan
from
Sale—The
works
First National Bank
bonds.
of
Offering—Mollie Ramey,
Clerk, will receive sealed
from
1
8
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
in-
48
8 p.m. (CST) on July
purchase of $6,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
funding
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on Feb.
par.
revenue
Due
Bond
District
Bank, Mid¬
price of
a
main
sold
Bond Offering—Robert J.
Nunn,
1980
No.
Minnesota
un¬
in Michigan designated
company
hall
Benson, of Minneapolis.
payable
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist.
July 1, 1955. Due
from 1956.to 1970 in¬
1
clusive.
1
inclusive.
Dated
May
on
July
1955.
Aitkin
(EST) on July 18 for
the purchase of $350,000 building
bonds.
to
designated by the successful bid¬
p.
$100,000
1956 to
sold
was
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
p.m.
were
improve-
(EST)
purchase
trust
or
tion,. will receive sealed bids
successful
offered July 5.
supply
onds.
n
8
the
bank
a
in¬
proved
Edmore, Mich.
Bond Offering — Alvin
Curtis,
illage Clerk, will receive sealed
9
1975
interest
Bond Offering — John Lalley,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Owosso
Sold—No bids
Dis¬
age
Dowagiac, Mich.
Not
$125,000
Assessment
tricts Nos. 104-112 bonds
'
of
Co.,
etroit.
Bonds
to
and
Detroit.
to
awarded
were
MacArthur
enower,
1956
Due
1957
Bond Offering—John G.
Bond Sale—An issue of
by the suc¬
Legality approved
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
1956
(P. O. Detour), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 buildg
1955.
from
ignated by the successful bidder.
Clemens), Mich.
cessful bidder.
*
(J-J) payable at the City
easurer's
office.
Legality aproved by Miller, Canfield, Pad-
Detour
1,
fire
Warren Township (P. O. Mt.
designated
company
1,
terest
ock &
from
(A-O) payable at
on
117,000 Special Assessment Distict No. 640 bonds.
Aug.
Principal
special
Dearborn, Mich.
bids
City Clerk
Bond Sale—An issue of
Offering—Myron A. SteCity Clerk, will receive
Due
1
clusive.
•
Bond
955.
Dated
Oct.
on
bidder.
pproved
ens,
bonds.'
1956
(P. O. Saranac), Mich.
Secretary
Sealed
—
1
Rose dale, Miss.
Bond
bonds are dated Aug. 1,
Principal and interest pay¬
at a banking institution des¬
1955.
1955.
15—v. 181, p. 2745—were awarded
to Walter J. Wade, Inc., of Grand
Special
$50,000
clusive.
inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The $31,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
Paving
of
inclusive.
Feb.
14 for the
until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 20 for
the purchase of $500,000
hopsital
Interest A-O.
Berlin Twps. Frac. Sch.
No. 3
ist.
Offering
will be received by the
Blackman, Rives, Sandstone and
Tompkins Townships Fractional
Northwest Rural Agricultural
School District No. 6 (P. O.
R. 4, Jackson), Mich.
1975
Vermontville, Mich.
bids
Bond
MICHIGAN
to
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
the
Dowagiac National
Bank of Dowagiac.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Mount
Holland, Mich.
1961
Legality
July 11 for the pur¬
chase of $45,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July
1
Feb.
on
(DST)
Bank
Clemens.
Legality ap¬
by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Due
able
proved
f about 2.33%.
.
National
purchase
follows:
$15,000 street improvement bonds.
be received by the Director of the
Board of Education until 7 p.m.
;
First
the
as
The
MINNESOTA
bonds
for
35,000
'
The
18
bonds,
Michigan
inclusive.
Taunton, Mass.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water
onds offered July 7—v. 182, p. 55
J
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
to
Boston,
a
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 5
(P. O. R. R. No. 4, Dowagiac),
follows:
as
at
Silver Creek
on July 18 for the purchase
$51,030
special
assessment
bonds,
Principal
payable
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Berry, Stevens &
(EST)
of
inclusive.
(A-O)
trust company designated
or
p.
Phillips, Township Clerk, will
Regional School Dist.
849—were awarded to R. L. Day
Co., and Estabrook & Co., both
of
1956
1955.
Garden City School District, Mich.
and
(P.O. Silver Lake), Mass.
rice
from
1,
Savings Bank, Port Huron. Le¬
gality approved by' Berry, Ste¬
vens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Corn-
Bond Sale—The
$160,000 school
onds offered June 22—v.
181, p.
f
Aug.
Principal
(J-D)
ceive
ilver
1
clusive.
Second
Trust
of Boston.
any,
Dated
bonds
basis of
a
2.66%.
The
(EST) on July 13 for
purchase of $35,000 building
1960
interest
bank
until 8 p.m.
the
to
and
French, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $225,000 Wharf
'an
bonds offered July 6 — v.
t
49
(157)
Bank
Bank
of
The
1955.
bonds
Due
on
are
dated
July
July 1,
1956
1 .from
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(158)
(J-J)
interest
able at the First National Bank of
and
the
Principal
payable
at
inclusive.
1960
to
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler &
Trust
Marine
Frazeyburg, Ohio
$20,000 water
Sale —The
Bond
Minoa.
30—v.
June
offered
bonds
works
Company of West¬
181, p. 2851—were awarded to
Albion. Legality Galloway, of New York City.
approved by Vandewater, Sykes, North Hempstead Union Free Sch. Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
New
ern
York,
Bedford,
Dist. No. 1
Ridge Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Mount Kisco), N. Y.
Bond
Sale-The $2,960,000
offered July 7—
181, p. 2981—were awarded to
a group composed of Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo, and the Harris Trust &
-Savings Bank of Chicago, C. J.
Devine & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
both of New York, Paine, Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., F. S. Smithers
bonds
building
v.
&
Co., of New York, Baxter, Wil¬
liams & Co., Shearson, Hammill
&
Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
both
of
New
MacArthur &
Kenower,
York,
Co., of Detroit, and
Joseph, Mellen & Miller,lof Cleve¬
land,
100.77,
3s, at
as
basis of
a
2.93%.
about
will re¬
ceive sealed bids util 2 p.m. (DST)
-on
July 20 for the purchase of
5630,000 improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
Village
Treasurer,
irom
and
interest
Endicott
the
cott.
Trust
Hawkins,
New
York
City.
1956
National
equipment
1955.
1967
bonds.
Due
Legality
1
Sewer
1,
New York
penter, Village Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
until
bids
July
2
p.m.
for the pur¬
public purposes
Dated June 15, 1955. Due
on
14
chase of $388,000
on
June
15 from
clusive.
1956
Principal
(J-D)
payable
National
Bank
Square.
to
1968
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Ho.
IS
Min,
Sch.
&
District
Dist.
Clerk,
will receive
bids until 3:30 p.m.
sealed
July
$685,000
on
June
1,
(DST)
purchase of
building bonds. Dated
1955.
Due on June
1
14
for
the
from 1956 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
interest (J-D) payable
Guaranty Trust Co., New
York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
at
and
the
(P. O. Central /slip), N.
school
Sale —The
construction
quisition
were
posed
bonds
awarded
to
and
a
Y.
$4,240,000
offered
land
ac¬
July
group
of about 3.06%.
Minoa, N. Y.
ft
Tice,
Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $58,pOO general improvement bonds
Dated July 15, 1955. Due on
July
35 from 1956 to 1979 inclusive.
and interest
5
State
Bank, and the
Bank,
both
of
sewer
fered
July
and
June
awarded
were
&
and
Note
parks,
(J-J)
pay¬
to
p.
Ryan,
special
2982—
Suther-
first
were
awarded
—
Legality approved by
& Dempsey, of
(This
mortgage
100.80,
at
about
bonds
special
line
water
17—v.
181,
p.
as
Bond
Sale—The
3s, at 100.23, a basis of about
bonds
$1,-
No.
18
v.
to
a
rec¬
bonds
181,
of¬
2982
p.
group
com¬
2.08%.
issues
of
notes
offered
at
to
bonds
the
awarded
the
of Columbus,
street
2V4S,
as
Offering—Alice
ceive
K.
on
until
bids
sealed
(EDST)
street
notes
basis
same
Ohio
as
and
time
Com¬
noon
follows:
$10,000 park bonds. Due on Dec. 1
1956
from
1
June
Dated
to
1960
1955. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Company, Cleveand.
1,
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of
follows:
Cleveland.
School District
about
2982—were
at
100.03
1.74%.
$2,860,000
July 7—v.
awarded
to
a
181,
p
group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., of New
York, Equitable Securities Cor
Eldredge
&
Co.,
of
York, R. S. Dickson & Co
Inc.,
The Illinois Company oJ:
Columbus,
the
Milwaukee
Co
New
of about 2.57%.
to
offered
bonds
1 — v. 181,
awarded to Ryan,
of Toledo, as
100.29, a basis of about
July
2851—were
Sutherland
2V2S,
at
&
Co.,
Porter, Okla.
will
be sold
—
Clint
inclusive.
Bond Offering — Margaret D.
Michel, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on July 19 for
*he purchase of $489,000 building
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
clusive.
(J-D)
from
1
Principal
payable
Farmers
&
1956
at
to
1978
in¬
and interest
the Merchants
Bank
Co., Hilliards.
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Struthers, Ohio
Bond Offering—John F. Pearce,
Auditor, will receive sealed
until
(DST) on July
purchase of $10,500
street sweeper bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
16
for
the
noon
District No.
Sale
Bond
The
—
bonds • of¬
p. 58—were
& Mer¬
the Farmers
to
Bank
trans¬
$9,000
portation equipment
fered July 5—v. 182,
of Tecumseh.
County Independent School
O. San Springs),
Tulsa
District No. 2 (P.
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The
$360,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 30—v. 181,
p. 2982—were awarded to the Firs!
National Bank of Tulsa.
1
Tulsa,
from
1958
to
1966
inclusive.
Sale
Bond
Okla.
County Independent School
District No. 9 (P. O. Lindsay),
while
Honnold &
the
Leflore County
District
No.
Independent School
49 (P. O. Wister),
Sale—The
$4,000 trans¬
portation
equipment bonds of¬
fered July 5 were awarded to the
First
Securities Co.
of
Oklahoma
City, as 2V2S, at 100.12.
ing bonds offered July 1—v. 181,
p.
2982—were awared to the First
National Bank of Pryor.
The
bonds
1955. Due
on
dated
Aug. 1,
Aug. 1 from 1958 to
are
1965 inclusive.
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Council Hills), Okla.
Bond Offering — R. L. Rambo,
Superintendent of Schools, will
receive sealed bids until July 12
for the purchase of $7,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Co.;
an
a
a
third
managed b:.
Chicago
group
the Northern Trust Co.,
an issue of $50,000.
$5,152,000 bonds taken
purchased
The
by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. accoun
purchased at
were
par,
a
net in
terest cost of about 2.67%, as
fol
lows:
$2,150,000 auxiliary airport bonds
$700,000 4s, due on Sept.
from
1958
to
1964
,
inclusive
$500,000 2V2S, due on Sept.
from
1965
to
1969
inclusive
$800,000 2%s, due on Sept.
from
Mayes County Independent School
District No. 1 (P. O. Pryor), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 build¬
$5,437,00C
issue of $235,000 was
group headed by the
National Bank of Chicago
to
build¬
ing bonds offered June 29—v. 181,
p.
2982—were awarded to
the
First
Securities Company,
and
Co., both of Oklahoma
City, jointly.
the
by Halsey, Stuart &
Chicago;
sold
First
Sale—The $235,000
Of
July 6—v. 181, p
2982—issues aggregating $5,152,000 were awarded to a syndicate
headed
Garvin
—
offered
bonds
1970
to
1977
inclusive
and
$150,000 Is, due on Sep
1, 1978 and 1979.
350,000
auxiliary airport bonds
$250,000 2^s, due on Sept.
from 1958 to 1969 inclusiv<
and
$110,000
23/4s,
due
Sept. 1 from 1970 to 1975
0
it
elusive.
limited access
900,000
bonds:
$280,000
4s,
facilitiC
due
0
Sept. 1 from 1958 to 1964 ir
elusive;
$40,000
2%s,
dt
Sept.
due
1969
due
A
.funs****
Indep. School
(P. O. Tecumseh),
92
Oklahoma
Offering—John Steddum,
Oklahoma
(P. O. Hilliards), Ohio
Dec.
the Small-Mil¬
to
Co., of Oklahoma City].
O.
July 14 for the purchase of $88,000 site and building bonds. Due
Bond
on
bonds offered July 5
awarded
chants
Garfield County Dependent School
District No. 52 (P. O. Enid), Okla.
locally.
Local School District
bids
2 V4S, at 100.38, a basis of about
Checotah.
water
$11,000
works extension and fire fighting
Pottawatomie County
2.44%.
City
Renshaw, Burns, Cor
&* Packard, Inc., and Mul
laney, Wells & Co., all of Chicago
1969
;
Sale—The
Bond
burn
Okla.
Offering
1958
Bond
bett
2.19%.
1969 inclusive.
equipment
Oklahoma
Niles, Ohio
Sale—The $174,253 sewer
Bond
Rodman &
as
p.
Thrasher, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of
$120,000 park bonds. Due serially
from
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
4
181,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
$220,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 13—v. 181,
p. 2631—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cleveland, as
23/4s, at a price of 101.67, a basis
improvement
Sale —The
offered
Bond
Clerk of the Board
President of the Board of Educa¬
Sale—The
Norwich
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond
No.
6—v.
Enid, Okla.
Bond
Bond
Bond
of
Dist.
Box
Okla.
Offering—Leroy T. Sims,
awarded
$28,428.66
sidewalk
and
street bonds offered the same day
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
bonds
Osage County Dependent Sch.
No. 52 (P. O. Route No.
I,
to
$25,000 water
works extension and improvement
bonds offered July 5—v. 182, p.
57—were awarded to the Peoples
Bank
L.
Evan
and
Davis, of Tulsa, jointly.
(CST) on July 12 for the
purchase of $37,000 building and
bonds. Due from 1958
Sale—The
National
July 6 were
Small-Milburn
Wichita,
of
Co.,
the
to
awarded
p.m.
Line
July
Checotah,
Bond
offered
bonds
furniture
1960 inclusive.
1956 to
The
improvement
at 100.45, a
13/4S,
as
of
The
Co., of Cleveland.
Sup¬
July 25 for the pur¬
chase of $20,000 bonds, as
basis of about 2.14%.
123,000.00
to
OKLAHOMA
ple, Director of Finance, will re¬
p.
bonds
system
2851—were awarded to McDonald
&
$300,000 build-,
Bond Sale—The
ing
$73,300 special
Water
offered
25 (P. O.
No.
$400,000
sold
was
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Fairfax), Okla.
Osage
326, Sand Springs,
(P. O. 27217 Hilliard
assessment
2.59%.
(P. O. Mendon), Ohio
Sale—The
Co., both of New
City, and the Trust Com¬
pany of Georgia, of Atlanta, a
2V2S. at 100.94, a basis of about
$150,589.27
un¬
Boulevard), Ohio
of
bonds
Westlake
as
basis
a
improvement
9,000.00
York
pany
was
July 5.)
on
sewerage
bonds
C. J. Devine &
two
issue
Ohio Company, of Columbus.
inclusive.
posed of Chase Manhattan Bank,
The
inclusive. In¬
Sanders
revenue
assessment
construction
2%s,
from
playgrounds,
Fund
July 6
J-D.
Dec.
City,
Oklahoma
of
Co.,
both
jointly.
bonds.
on
$60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 182,
p. 58—were awarded to the First
Securities Co.,
and Honnold &
on
Co., of Toledo, as follows:
sewer
Columbus, Ohio
fered
1956 to 1965
Due
Bond Sale—An issue of
181,
5—v.
Mendon-Union
reational
1955.
successfully offered
10,000 department of public serv¬
ice equipment bonds. Due on
of Cleveland, as 3Y4S, at
basis of about 3.10%.
050,000
receive
improvement
1,
Cleveland.
a
and
will
Oklahoma
Sale—The
Bond
Waverly, Ohio
2%s.
as
poration,
Bond Offering—Gurtha E.
Jprincipal
July
2630—were awarded to McDonald
com¬
of
Village
offered
Sale—The $54,880
Bond
from
1
Maumee, Ohio
Bond Sale—The bond issues of¬
Beachwood, Ohio
Co.,
100.51,
1978
terest
Dec.
6
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Lehman Bros., Goodman, Sachs &
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons & Co., Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Francis I. du
Pont & Co., Chas. S.
Weigold &
Co.,
Estabrook
&
Co.,
W.
H.
Morton & Co., F. S. Smithers &
Co., Hirsch & Co., Talmage & Co.,
and
Tilney & Co., all of New
York, as 3.10s, at 100.33, a basis
>■
State
bonds offered
to
Mayfield Heights (P. O. Cleve¬
land ), Ohio
OHIO
Bond
1956
main
Aug.
Squire,
DAKOTA
Casselton, jointly,
assessment
water
Dated
(P. O.
45
No.
Aug. 1 for the purchase of $18,000
pur¬
school improve¬
Aug. J, 1955.
from
1
Clerk,
Schur-
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Oklahoma City),
Oklahoma County
were
were
Islip Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 13
Bond
Casselton
&
(P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Offering—Helen G. Mc-
Bond
•
Union Free
the
&
181, p. 2982.
13—v.
June
on
Ohio
Heights,
Offering—Laura
4
inclusive.
1977
to
interest
Sanders
inclusive.
Due on Aug. 1 from
foregoing bonds were
sold when originally offered
not
in¬
1975
and
Squire,
by
Village
(J-D)
at
2981—were awarded
p.
First
the
2.95%.
bonds
181,
in¬
Franklin
of
Legality
Hempstead
to
and
interest
the Franklin
at
Dec.
on
for
Dated
bonds.
Bond
—v.
mer,
Principal and interest
payable at the Pataskala
Banking Co., Pataskala. Legality
approved by Squire, Sanders &
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Casselton, N. Dak.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 general
obligation
to
Due on Aug. 1 from
1973
to
1974
Due
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST)
inclusive.
City.
NORTH
Gallo¬
Park, N. Y.
Offering—Leslie W. Car¬
bonds.
Due
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Hawkins,
Bond
of Education,
21
chase of $148,000
ment
to
(M-S)
interest
as
Board
July
on
$32,915.57
payable
1956
Principal
Warrensville
Station), Ohio
the
of
(EST)
1983 inclusive.
are
1955.
1,
1970 inclusive.
Note: The
O.
Offering—John E. Houck,
Due on Sept.
1956 to
and
Finance.
Floral
(DST)
Dated
bonds.
1955.
(P.
Dist.
will receive sealed bids until noon
the office of the Commissioner of
Vande¬
by
Sykes, Heckler &
of New York City.
water,
ceive
1,
bonds
principal
Endicott.
Company,
approved
Bond
Brook' Sanitary
Blind
from
The
(J-J) payable at the Endi¬
Legality
way,
as
Sch.
Local
Bond
on
Trust
cott
$3,223,000 bonds,
of
from
1
clusive.
July
Due on Aug. 1 from
22,000 3s.
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Clerk
the
1971
inclusive.
1965
to
1966 to
8
approved
Summit
&
for
Dec.
on
were
—
Lima
1956 to 1981 inclusive.
July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
19
Dated
Due on Aug. 1 from
15,000 2%s.
(J-D) payable at the Caledonia
Banking Co., Caledonia. Legality
by
1,898,000 New Rochelle Sanitary
Sewer bonds.
Dated Sept. 1,
1955.
Due on Sept.
1 from
and
July
July
on
until
bids
100.31, a basis of about 2.19%.
County
(DST)
1962
inclusive.
1961
to
25,000 23/4s.
of Education,
sealed
awarded to the
Ohio Co. of Columbus, as 2Y4S, at
2851
p.
Wappingers
approved
bonds.
ing bonds offered July 6—v. 181,
Principal
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Trunk
Dated
purchase
of
Bank
the Board
receive
(EST) on July 22 for the
purchase of $121,800 building
Holgate Local ISch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Sale—The $200,000 build¬
and interest (M-N) payable at the
*
construction
the
inclusive.
1975
to
$1,325,000
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
July 20 for the purchase of $130,station
for
27
1956
20,000 2V2S.
1, Martel), Ohio
p.m.
Williams, of Cincinnati.
of
$680,000
building
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
July
on
purchase
Treasurer,
fire
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
G.
Gray, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
March
*KM)
Florence
—
will
Due on Aug. 1 from
$25,000 2Y4S.
Offering—Clarence Troff,
Clerk of
National Bank of Fremont.
York
New
Offering
Route
Bond
City, as follows:
Oklahoma
—
Tully Local School District (P. O.
(J-D) payable at the
Legal¬
interest
and
(P. O. Wappingers Falls),
1
Bond
End well Fire District (P. O.
District
bonds. Dated June
15, 1955.
Due on Dec. 15 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
of $107,000
Bond Sale—An issue
building bonds was sold to the
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
181, p. 2851—
were
awarded to Hayden, Miller
&
Co., of Cleveland, as 3s, at
100.68, a basis of about 2.92%.
street
and
sevVer
assessment
Oklahoma
offered June 30—v.
improvement
Phillipstown Central Sch. Dist.
No.
follows:
Endwell), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Silas Grosso,
of
City Auditor,
Wappinger, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
East Fishkill, LaGrange, Kent and
a.m.
Endi¬
Co.,
Offering—Clara K. Gibbs,
Bond
cial
Ganter, Commissioner of Finance,
will receive sealed bids until 11
approved
by
Delafield & Wood, of
Sylvania, Ohio
The $30,000 water
works system improvement bonds
Bond Sale
Fremont, Ohio
School
(P. O. Morrison),
District No. 6
a
basis of about 2.86%.
y
Legality
101.01,
of
price
a
City, jointly, as 2.90s, at 100.28, a
(P. O. White
Plains), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Edward J.
payable
(J-J)
at
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
County Independent
Noble
interest (J-D) payable at
will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 20
for the purchase of $167,000 spe¬
Westchester
1956 to 1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
3V4S,
basis of about 3.13%.
build¬
ing bonds offered July 7—v. 182,
p.
57 — were awarded to the
Bankers Trust Co., and
Kidder,
Peabody & Co., both of New York
Falls.
Endicott, N. Y.
Offering—Steve J. Kura-
Bond
cina,
(P.O. Westbury), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $963,000
and Pound
Castle
New
as
of N. Y. City.
Heckler & Galloway,
Principal and
the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
inclusive.
1960
to
.
.
1,
1965;
$160,000 2%
Sept. 1 from 1966 1
inclusive; $360,000 2%
on
on
Sept. 1 from 1970 t
Number 5445
182
Volume
.
mar
school
of
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive. Bonds
County Section Line
(P. O. Portland),
Oregon
Offering—Arthur Strebin,
Bond
•
sewer
Dated
<
900,000° sanitary sewer
bonds:
$280,000 4s, due on Sept. 1
from 1958 to 1964 inclusive;
has purchased an issue of $535,000
bonds.
general
Water District
Sept. 1, 1979 and 1980.
on
obligation
Multnomah
*
due
(159)
The Commercial and Financial Ghromele^-.
and $60,000 Is,
1978 inclusive;
;
.
.
in
due
thereafter
and
1964
$250,000
are
Secretary, will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
$40,000 2%s, due Sept. 1,1965;
July 13 for the purchase of $50,000
$160,000 2 V2S, due on Sept. 1
construction bonds. Dated July 1,
from 1966 to 1969 inclusive;
1955.
Due on July 1 from 1957
$360,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1
to 1971 inclusive.
Principal and
'
from 1970 to 1978 inclusive;
interest payable at any bank in
and $60,000 Is, due on Sept. 1,
the
County
designated
by the
/
1979 and 1980.
purchaser.
'
:
852,000 storm sewer bonds: $280,Note: The foregoing bonds were
000 4s, due on Sept. 1 from
not sold when originally offered
1958 to 1964 inclusive; $40,000
'■
on June 21—v. 181, p. 2747.
23/4s, due Sept.. 1, 1965; $280,-
of July 1, 1963.
as
1979 to
21/2S, due on Sept. 1 from
1972 inclusive; $200,-
000
Wasco
Sept. 1 from
and
000 2%s, due on
\
<
1973
inclusive;
1977
to
due
Is,
$52,000
1,
Sept.
on
1979.
1978 and
County Sch. Dist.
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 181,
2982
p.
—
United
"
of Chi¬
The First National Bank
issue
2.59%,
Bond
2%s, due
$40,000
Sept.
on
1
paid a price of par, a
interest cost of about 2.20%,
$50,000 cemetery bonds, as
follows: $20,000 2y4S, due on Sept.
for the
1959; $10,000 2s, due
1960; and $20,000 2V4s,
Sept. 1, 1961 and 1962.
1958 and
1,
1,
Sept.
due
on
Syndicate Members
dicate
the syn¬
members of
Associate
headed
Stuart
Halsey,
by
& Co.,
consisted of: Cljiemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York; Con¬
Illinois National
tinental
Bank
&
Trust Co., of
Chicago; Blair & Co.,
Inc.,
Kidder,
Peabody
&
Co.,
Hornblower
&
Weeks,
Dick &
Merle
Dean
all of New York;
Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
Smith,
& Co., of New
& Co., of Okla¬
cisco;
Bank
National
of Oklahoma City;
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., W. H.
Morton & Co., both of New York;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co., of
New Orleans; Roosevelt & Cross,
Commerce Trust Co., and Geo. K.
&
Trust
Co.,
both of Kansas City.
Baum & Co.,
With
of
the
National
First
Chicago
were
First Boston Corp.,
Bank
the following:
of New York;
Philadelphia National Bank, of
Philadelphia; Lee Higginson Corp.,
Robert W. Baird & Co., of Mil¬
Georgia,
of
Co.
Trust
waukee;
First
National Bank Trust Co.
of
Tulsa; First of Michigan Corp., of
Milwaukee Co., The Il¬
of Chicago; Evan
Detroit;
linois Company,
L.
Davis, of Tulsa; Julien Collins
&
Co., of Chicago; Third National
and the Fidel¬
Bank in Nashville,
ity
Bank
National
&
Co.,
Trust
of Oklahoma City.
Chi¬
Berwick,
J
Boyertown Area'- Joint School
purchased privately by a group
composed of Butcher & Sherrerd,
Philadelphia, ;Ira Haupt & Co.,
of
New
York, Dolphin & Co.,
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Harrison & Co., all of Philadelphia,
Moore,
Leonard' &
Lynch,
of
Pittsburgh, RambO, Close & Kerner, Inc., of Philadelphia, Singer,
Deane & Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
Stroud
&
Co., of Philadelphia,
Thackara, Grant & Co., of New
York, and Warren W. York & Co.,
Inc., of Allentown, as follows:
1 from
$130,000 5s. Due on Feb.
1956
to
inclusive.
1960
'
from
175,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1
1961 to 1964 -inclusive.
falo;
&• Trust
Bank
National
Co.,
of
City; Messrs. A. G. Becker
Kansas
& Co., of
New York; Wm. Blair &
Co., of Wichita; A. G.
Edwards & Sons, of St. Louis, and
Andrews
Wells, Inc.
&
1965 to 1970
640,000 2.85s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds
The
1955. Principal,
payable
at
Aug.
dated
are
2-C (P.
Bank,
the 1 National
Boyertown. Legality approved by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
Redevelopment Authority,
Pennsylvania
Sale-—The $506,000 pre¬
Chester
Note
loan notes offered July
6—v. 181, p. 2982—were awarded
to the Delaware -County National
liminary
Chester; at 1.15% inter¬
est, plus a premium of $11.
of
Bank
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
Note Offering—Weldon B. Heyburn, State Treasurer,
bids
sealed
until
11
will receive
(DST)
a.m.
for the purchase of
$60,000,00 tax anticipation notes,
series of 1955. Dated July 25, 1955.
July
Bonds Not Sold
—
Ipswich Indep Sch. Dist.,
Offering—Laura
Bond
181,
p.
bids
Due
ville), Ore.
Bond
bonds
p.
2747
United
Sale—The
offered
—
July
were
States
Jeffrey,
Jan.
Treasurer
Aug.
on
v.
181,
awarded to the
National
Bank
Portland.
of
Edmunds
approved by
Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Platte, S. Dak.
Bond
181,
p.
of
Sale—The
bonds
$100,000 water
July 5—v.
offered
2851—were awarded to the
&
Merchants
Bank of
Farmers
Platte,
—
was
bonds.
construction
1, 1955. Due
1956
Aug.
inclusive.
1975
to
on
Principal and interest payable at
Montpelier National Bank or
at
the
of
Boston.
Merchants
National
Bank
Legality approved by
Peter Giuliani, of Montpelier.
,
Bond
Waite,
$140,000
sold to Ditt-
sealed
(DST)
chase
Offering
Town
on
of
—
Vt.
Norman
Treasurer, will
bids
July
15
until
F.
re¬
11
a.m.
for the
pur¬
$85,000 school construc¬
tion bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1955. Due
1956 to 1975 in¬
Aug. 1 from
on
clusive.
payable
Principal
at
tional Bank,
and
interest
Montpelier
the
Montpelier,
or
.
Na¬
at the
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Ewing,
for
8
purchase
the
as
ed bids until 8
18
Mill¬
for
the
pin. (CST)
purchase of
July
$57,000
on
j
spective offerings follow:
Chemical
(M-S) payable at the
Exchange
Corn
Bank,
City,
City.
of the University
Texas (Medical Branch), (P. O.
Austin 12), Texas
Sale
Bond
The
—
$2,512,000
dormitory revenue bonds offered
July
6
181,
v.
—
awarded to
a
2852
p.
—
were
composed of
group
White, Weld & Co., of New York,
First Boston Corp., Equitable Se¬
curities
Corporation,
Nashville,
&
Smithers
Co., of New
York, First Southwest Company,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., both of
Dallas, Underwood, Neuhaus &
Co., and Chas. B. White & Co.,
both of Houston, at 100.16, a net
F.
chase
of bond issues aggregating
S.
interest
of
cost
about
3.28%,
as
follows:
$367,000 4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1965 inclusive.
1957 to
3V4S.
1,530,000
on Sept.
1988 inclusive.
Due
from 1966 to
615,000
1
3.30s.
Due
Sept.
on
Details of the
Amt. of Issue
Issue Dated
Maturity
4-1-1955
4-1-1957-1995
5-1-1954
5-1-1956-1994
5-1-1954
5-1-1956-1995
5-1-1954
5-1-1956-1994
5-1-1954
5-1-1956-1995
7-1-1954
7-1-1956-1995
Cincinnati,;.Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
7-1-1954
7-1-1956-1994
7-1-1954
7-1-1956-1995
Memphis, Tenn
New Orleans, La.
7-1-1954
7-1-1956-1990
8-1-1954
8-1-1956-1995
Saginaw, Mich.
Norfolk, Va.
Madison Co., 111.
8-1-1954
8-1-1956-1995
Authority
8-1-1954
8-1-1956-1995
12-1-1954
12-1-1956-1993
1-1-1955
1-1-1957-1996
Hartford, Conn.
Louisville, Ky.
Trenton, N. J.
Columbia, S. C.
1-1-1952
1-1-1984-1991
1-1-1952
1-1-1984-1993
New
York, N. Y.
1-1-1952
1-1-1984-1993
1-1-1952
1-1-1984-1993
Tampa, Fla.
4-1-1952
4-1-1984-1993
Newark, N. J.
4-1-1953
4-1-1985-1994
The bonds
will be issued in bearer form as coupon
multiple thereof not exceeding the aggregate
maturing
in
any
year
either of such forms, as
$200,000
improvement
system
sold
was
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Rowles, Winston & Co.,
Houston, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
and Russ & Co., both of San An¬
1976
inclusive.
1985
to
bonds
The
are
dated
July
1,
maturing from
1971 to 1975 inclusive are callable
and
bonds in
each, registerable as to principal only
or as to
both principal and interest and exchangeable for fully
registered bonds without coupons in the denomination of $1,000
each or any multiple thereof not exceeding the aggregate amount
of bonds maturing in any year, or will be issued in fully regis¬
tered form without coupons in the denomination of $1,000 each or
the denomination of $1,000
amount of bonds
and exchangeable for a like principal
in the denomination of $1,000 each, or in
may be specified by the purchaser. Cou¬
fully registered bonds after original issuance will be inter¬
changeable as provided above at the expense of the holder. The
pon or
Bond Sale—An issub of
electric
*
$14,060,000
7,020,000 '
7,075,000 *
9,415,000
1,255,000
16,075,000
6,640,000
6,320,000
1,065,000
7,680,000
2,400,000
4,880,000
1,190,000
11,735,000
3,095,000
5,435,000
1,695,000
1,875,000
5,910,000
6,645,000
Details of Issues
amount of coupon bonds
Bryan, Texas
\
re-
!
Philadelphia, Pa.
Washington, D. C.,
Miami, Fla.
Atlanta, Ga.
any
1
from 1989 to 1994 inclusive.
1955
$121,465,000.
Baltimore, Md.
or
phis: Legality approved by Wood,
King & Dawson, of New York
of
will receive sealed bids until noon
Athens, Ga.
at the Union
Planters National Bank of Mem¬
York
New
those
purchaser will specify the form in which the bonds are to be
originally issued by each local authority within seven days after,
the award of the bonds.
The bonds will mature serially in not
more
than 40 annual instalments with interest payable semi¬
The bonds will be callable after 10 years from their date
premium at 5-year intervals thereafter.
payable locally at the office of the fiscal agent
of each local authority and unless otherwise specifically stated in
the Notice of Sale at an alternate place of payment in the City
and State of New York as may be prescribed by the purchaser.
annually.
at
104
and declining in
The bonds will be
purchaser may also prescribe an additional
payment for the bonds. The fees and charges
The
of
paying agent or agents will be borne
alternate place
of the alternate
by the local authority.
▼1
as
of July 1,
1970; while due from
1976 to 1985 inclusive are callable
1, 1975. Principal and
payable at the National
Bank of Commerce, of Houston.
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
as
of July
interest
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
ton.
Garland Independent
School Dist.
T exas
Bond
City Auditor, wil receive seal¬
j
the District of Columbia
(DST) on July 20 for the pur-
and interest
of
Bond Ofefring—Walter A.
er,
j
local housing authorities in 16 States and
2.80s,«at par.
Sturgis, S. Dak.
UNITED STATES
$121,465,000 New Housing Bonds Offered for Sale—Nineteen
of
$3,000,000
school bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
1956 to 1978 inclusive. Principal
1 from 1958
Principal and
Legality
County.
$25,000 school
1
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
on
(J-J) payable at a bank¬
interest
works
No. 46
on
inclusive.
1975
2851—were rejected.
School District
(P. O. Box 435, Bonne-
Texas
M-S.
sealed tonio, as follows:
July $75,000 3V4s. Due on July 1 from
$100,000
1971 to 1975 inclusive.
July 1,
125,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
until 8 p.m.
1955.to
S. Dak.
Dorsey, Colman,* Barker,
Multnomah County
Turkey Independent School Dist.
Clerk, wil receive
District
$25,000 school bonds offered June
30—v.
181, p.
Merrill
to
Harris,
receive
(DST) on
the
ceive
$500,000 school
awarded
will
Shoreham School District,
1980 inclusive.
were
Ave.
from
1
1 from
Jan.
school'
Dated
1977 inclusive.
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10:30 a.m. (CST)
bonds
SOUTH DAKOTA
of' the
Bids for the
in
21
ing institution designated by the
or at the office
O. Broadhent), Ore.
H.
Offering—W.
Bond
1,
and interest (F-A)
.
School District No.
Coos County
14—v.
of New York City.
Board of Regents
inclusive.
successful bidder
OREGON
Interest
school
offered June 30—v.
—
S.
C.
July 20 for the purchase of $150,000
on
—
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
320,000 23/4S^.Due on Feb. 1 from
(CST)
Co., of Chicago; R. J. Edwards, 19 for the purchase of
Inc., of Oklahoma City; Small- building bonds.: Dated
Milburn &
2983
TEXAS
Trust Com¬
of Western New York, Buf¬
National Bank, Tulsa; City
due
Due
Offering
Town
1972 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Tennessee
Savings Bank, Chicago;
pany
State Na¬
Bond
Longview Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),
Manhattan
of New York; Marine
1978 to
Ott,
K.
Bonds
1964.
1,
Ferrisburg School District, Vt.
interest
and
of
included: Harris Trust
Chase Due May 25, 1956. Principal and
Bank, First National interest payable at the Philadel¬
City Bank, Bankers Trust Co., all phia National Bank, Philadelphia.
cago group
&
March
15,
June
82,000 S^s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1965 and thereafter are callable as
of
of
Sale—The $300,000
bonds offered June
130,000 3s.
the purchase
inclusive.
1965
to
June
as
the
payable at
1956 to
of
$450,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1955. Due on March 1 from 1957
for
Boothman, of Dallas.
$88,000 23/4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
County Court Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
12
15
181, p. 2632 — were awarded to
Rowles, Winston & Co., of Hous¬
ton, and Russ & Co., of San An¬
tonio, jointly, as follows:
Tennessee
Aug.
dated
callable
Principal
1973 to
Offering—Glena
Bond
are
are
1975.
house
Chicago.
on
Authority, Berks and Montgomery
Counties, Pa.
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,375,000
school
revenue
bonds
was
on
The Northern Trust Co. of
Bank of
2s, at 100.33.
Ira Haupt
York; Bonnold
homa City; First
were
bonds
and
Bond
interest
Principal/ and
The $30,000
June
on
Texas
Morgan County (P. O. Wartburg),
City
offered
awarded to the Ber¬
—
National
wick
Chi¬
The Northern Trust Co. of
cago group
net
July 5
as
1973 inclusive.
from 1971 to
Sale
announces
be received
(J-D)
payable at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
improvement4 bonds
Hall
Due
Humble Independent School Dist.
7:30 p.m.
clusive.
of
Berwick, Pa.
follows:
as
$195,000 2V2S, due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to
1970 inclusive; and
of
PENNSYLVANIA
bonds
cost of about
Bank
Shas-
L.
for the
Portland.
and Associates purchased an
of' $235,000 fire department
at 100.0008, a net interest
cago
National
States
will
bids
June 15 from
on
jointly, as 23As, 3s and 3%s. Dated
June 1, 1955.
Due serially from
1956 to
1985 inclusive. Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
tional Bank of Garland.
(EST) on July 22
purchase of $400,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
on June
1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
until
awarded to the
were
Recorder,
sealed
that
No. 42
(P. O. Wamic), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $15,000 build¬
1966 to
15,
Maryville, Tenn.
City
15
Co., Dallas, and the First
Corp.,
San
Antonio,
VERMONT
The
1955
(J-D)
teen,
June
on
&
Texas
from 1984 to 1986 inclusive.'
-
TENNESSEE
*
follows:
$983 inclusive.
2%s.
233,000
Minneapolis.
Offering—Lynn
Due
52,000 3s. Due
.
Bond
3V2S.
as
from 1956 to 1978 inclusive.
Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
a
banking institution designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
callable
District
building bonds,
51
the
Sale—A
Dallas
group
Union
composed
Securities
Corp., First National Bank, both
of
Dallas,
Fenner &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Beane, New York City,
U.
S. Guaranty
will be secured by a first pledge of
payable by the PHA pur¬
Contributions Contract in an amount which,
together with other funds of the local authority actually available
for such purpose, will be sufficient to pay the principal of and
interest on each issue of bonds when due and, unless otherwise
specifically stated in the official Notice of Sale, will be general
obligations of the local authority. The annual contributions will
be paid by the PHA direct to the fiscal agent of the issuer. Sec¬
tion 10(e) of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended,
provides that, "The faith of the United States is solemnly pledged
to the payment of all annual contributions contracted for pursuant
to this section, and there is hereby authorized to be appropriated
The bonds of each issue
annual
contributions unconditionally
suant to the Annual
in each fiscal year,
in the Treasury not otherwise
to provide for such payments. *
out of any money
appropriated, the amounts necessary
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
§2; (160)
VIRGINIA
(J-J)
$600,000
Sale—The
Bond
gen¬
bonds offered
p.
2852—were
to F. W. Craigie & Co.,
improvement
30—v.
181,
eral
June
-awarded
and
interest
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Burcham & Blair, of
Spokane.
Principal
years.
Colonial Heights, Va.
of Richmond.
payable
1969
WEST VIRGINIA
Sale—The
"Note
Bond Sale—The
V
and
$445,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered July
6—v. 181, p. 2984—were awarded
to
the Chemical Corn Exchange
York City, at 1.25%
plus a premium of $9.
New
Bank,
"interest,
Norfolk, Va.
Bond Offering
;
ceive
Manager,
will
bids/■" until
11
City
Reeder,
Sherwood
—
sealed
re¬
a.m.
on July 26 for the purchase
$5,000,000 general improvement
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due
(EST)
of
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclu¬
on
school improvement bonds offered
June 30—v.
181, p. 2527—were
awarded
to
a
group
composed of
Watts & Co., of Balti¬
more; the Peoples National Bank,
of
Charlottesville; Cunningham,
Schmertz &
Co., of Pittsburgh;
Westheimer & Co., of Cincinnati,
and H. H. Brooke & Co., of Rich¬
Baker,
price of par, a net in¬
mond, at
terest
a
cost
follows:
of
%
to
2.57%,
'
$504,000 2V2S.
1956
about
inclusive.
pose
auction
Offering
—
1968
July 1 from 1956
inclusive. Principal and
<J-J)
payable
at
the
man
State
as
1956
sewer
Bank
sys¬
of
July 1 from
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Legality ap¬
Oakfield.
construction bonds.
Chicago.
,
WYOMING
Bank,
Cor¬
All of the bonds
1, 1955.
to
1975
interest
on
3
(F-A)
payable
receive
the
Madi¬
Offering—Kathryn Engel,
building bonds.
Washakie County School District
No. 6 (P. O. Worland), Wyo.'
Oakfield, Wis.
Bond Sale—The $325,000
Offering—H. W. Warner,
Village Clerk, wil receive sealed
12
for
the
(CST)
on
of
purchase
p.
July
2748—were awarded to
by Boettcher &
headed
Denver.
$70,000
Manhattan
at the Chase
payable
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
County, Burton, Nelson, Graf
Magisterial District
York
and Bethel
ton
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Sale—A group composed
Bond
•
Craigie & Co., of Rich¬
of F. W.
mond, Investment Corporation, of
Norfolk, and the Peoples National
Bank of Charlottesville, has pur¬
school improve¬
2%s, at 100.18, a
basis of about 2.85%. The bonds
chased
$225,000
bonds
ment
which
They
June 23.
on
as
part of the issue of $450,000
all bids were rejected
are
for
dated July
are
1, 1955 and mature on Jan. 1 from
1959 to 1976 inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Burlington, Wash.
Bond
Offering
Your
Drake,
Ivan
—
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 4 p.m. (PST) on July 13
the
^or
purchase of $60,000 gen¬
Dated July
eral obligation bonds.
Due
1, 1955.
numerical
in inverse
callable
der at any time on
or¬
and after one
from date of issue.
year
can mean
.
missioners,
father has Cancer.
Cancer
young as
plays
well
and weak. It
Mercer
of every
the
at
Com¬
Island
72nd and
Island,
until 4 p.m. (PST) on July 14 for
the purchase of
$525,000 water
revenue
bonds.
Dated Aug. -1
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 195£yfo
1975 inclusive. Principal arm in¬
terest
payable
at
the /County
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Th#grimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.'
Club
House,
North Mercer Way, Mercer
Seattle
University (P. O. Seattle,
Washington
Offering — Francis
Bond
Kane,
will
Secretary-Treasurer,
£
J.
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
(PST)
July
on
of
chase
for the
28
$1,190,000
tax-ex¬
non
1 from 1957 to 1994 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
July
sive.
the Pacific National
Seattle, or at the main
payable
office
in
at
of
Bank
of
the
New
fiscal
State
conquered. If
The American Cancer
a
District
.sealed
dreaded
75,000
own
disease.
And
men, women
war on our most
every
year
some
and children win their
personal victory in the fight back to
health.
But
care
too many
too
takes money
—
lost. Too
many
seek
fight this healing
war
are
late. To
money
for education,
re¬
search, drugs, equipment.
Will you
check
—to
help
conquer
Cancer? By
help others. By
checkup—to help yourself. What
today
may
mean
to
you
give
the difference between
"Yes" and "No" for
dear
a
annual
an
yourself —or
you—in the days to
someone
come.
agency
American
Cancer
Society
Stewart,
Treasurer, will receive
until 10 a.m. (PST)
13
for
the
purchase
of
$79,000 building bonds. Dated July
1955.
1,
help.
bids
July
on
you
legion of doctors, technicians, scientists,
Spokane County, Sunset Sch. Dist.
Wo. 353 (P. O. Spokane), Wash.
E.
1 out
Society—through
volunteers—wages endless
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Offering—J.
strong
on
be conquered.
It will be
York
Bond
poor,
4 Americans. But this terrible
pur¬
empt dormitory mortgage revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1954. Due on
favorites. It strikes
no
old, rich and
lays its black finger
Secretary of the
munity
as
'
scourge can
Board of Com¬
will; receive
sealed
bids
this
answers
frightened question. For the girl's; *
Int. J-J.
King County Water District No.
93 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—David Pollock,
the difference between
the "No" that
or
The bonds are
inclusive.
1975
to
child's
July 1 from,1957
on
help
the "Yes"
Due
from
on
DIVIDEND
1
to'15
I want to help conquer Cancer.
□ Enclosed is
COMBUSTION
ENGINEERING,
INC.
"
GENTLEMEN:
□ Please send
NOTICE
me
-
»
free information about Cancer.
my contribution of
$
_to the
Cancer Crusade.
Name-
Dividend No. 207
A
{75c)
quarterly
per
dividend
share
on
all
of
seventy-five
the
cents
outstanding
Address.
stock
21 the Company has been declared payable July
28.
1955 to stockholders of
inwmes3 July 14, 1955.
record
OTTO W.
.
,
at
the
close
STRAUSS
Vice President and Treasurer
build¬
ing bonds offered June 26—v. 181,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
—
of
bids
sealed
the
for
Legality approved by Lines,
Spooner & Qualifies, of Milwaukee.
son.
Bond
Roy Gingles,
Schools, will
until Aug. 9
purchase
of
$300,000
Offering
Superintendent
at
No.
(P. O. Torrington), Wyo.
Bond
Aug. 1 from 1956
Principal and
inclusive.
Madison Bank & Trust Co.,
Cutler, of Chicago.
Monona, Wis.
Due
Goshen County School District
dated Aug.
are
Principal and interest (F-A)
sive.
Dated
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1975
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
v
Bond
to
and interest
follows:
7,000 park improvement bonds.
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
sewerage
system
July 1, 1955. Due
p.m.
E. J. Mitter-
on
Northwestern
nell.
7:30
Monday, July 11, 1955
.
tion bonds.
District Clerk, will receive
(CST)
on
July 13 for the purchase of
$52,000 building bonds,. Dated July
to
bonds,
tem
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
interest
until
18,000 public parks land acquisi¬
■
meyer,
1, 1955. Due
bids
July 11 for the pur¬
of $150,000 corporate pur¬
on
$125,000 storm water
A^rthur (Towns) Joint
Cornell), Wis.
as
Due on July 1 from
1968
and
(CST)
School District No. 2 (P. O.
Bond
$861,000 public
July 1 from
(Village), arid, Estella, Hol~
Charles-
town), W.Va.
and Hous-
on
inclusive.
WISCONSIN
Cornell
'
ing Authority, Va.
1975
to
chase
combe
Jefferson County (P. O.
Danville Redevelopment
357,000 2%s. Due
at
.
.
£rty(MAIL TO: CANCER, c/o
.Zone
your
State.
town's Postmaster)
a group
Co.,
of
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