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UNIVEftSf TV
OF MICHIGAN
ISSUE
MONDAY
2*> 1955
JUL
MSIKESJ UHINSTIMIM
M
and
Reg. U. S. Pet. Office
i
Volume 182
New York
Number 5449
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Circuit
July
on
its
of
increase
rate
increase
in
supplier,
estimated
is
cost
the
of
about sufficient to offset
Alabama Gas purchases from
Montgomery Circuit Court has scheduled a
case xor
July 27.—V. 181, p. 2925.
The
the
Stock and Bond Quotations
&
Profit
befoie
Federal
Net
63,185,269
39,671,054
taxes
8,627,347
taxes—
4,622,600
inc.
income
Com.
outstanding
sbs.
per
♦After
1,689,879
shr.__
$2.32
com.
$1,891,671
1,689,360
$1.01
$
$
&
of
sold
goods
etc.
Exchange..,.
Stock
Montreal
—.
;
Canadian Stock Exchange.;
Toronto
Toronto
271,756,140
&
Exchange
Stock
....
Stock Exchange—Curb
Section
Over-the-Counter Markets
111,839,272 244.933,191 218,155,107
10,874,247
7,627,187
21,625.715
14,877,102
128,968,572
exp.
and depletion.,.
Daprec.
138,660,904 318,181,302
163,713,490
revs.:
opcr.
operating
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
1305.
p.
36
Slock Exchange.
Exchange.!..
Stock
Midwest
1955J—6 Mos—1954
$
$
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Period End. June 30—
Cost
$3.69
Los Angeles
...
Exchange
Exchange...
Detroit Stock
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Allied Chemical & Dye
Sales
1,689.879
181,
requirements.—V.
dividend
preferred
$6,415,653
Exchange.
Stock
Cincinnati
85,285,193
4,172,771
2,281,100
$828,221
1,689,360
$9.44
$4,004,747
profit
♦Earns,
116,842.495
1,834,521
13.812,853
1,006,300
7,397,200
15
27
31
36
36
36
(Bonds)
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
$
$
$
L.
revenues
Stock Exchange
York
New
American
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—3 Mos.- -1954
$
Sales
Stock Exchange,(Stocks)
New York
Bond Averages
Dow Jones Stock and
...
39
39
39
49
41
42
45
45
35
inc. from opers.
Gross
28,870,671
19,149,445
51,622,396
911,323
1,391,403
1,839,856
2,794,398
Profit
from
&
misc.
sale
Reduction
Total
Int.
The
—V.
This
standing—its
it
26,523,965
9,112,533
8,859,467
$1.41
$2.91
$2.56
share
Tan
posed offering would be iiled shortly
Commission.
Subject to stockholder
set
the
for
July
on
13
ended
months
six
high
new
a
Foreign
of
reported
Schramm
Mr.
had
reached
$17,708,247,
He
pointed out
1954.
Allied
than
all
grossed in
Combined Condition Statement of
by Louis Schramm,
Jr., President.
June exceeded the previous record,
Reserve
Schramm said, although no such improve¬
moving industry as a whole.
that revenues for the six months ended June
compared with $16,415,153 in the first half
that the 1955 half year revenues were more
of 1950.
quarter figures for the industry are hot yet
"a first-quarter report by the Interstate
several large movers suffering revenue
declines,
with
others
making small gains, and we
believe second
quarter results will not be too different."
Allied's gain in the first
quarter was 5.6% over the like period last year.
Rates
Exchange
Condition
Federal
Commerce
Mr.
was
Commission
The
will
Schramm
the
revenues
Lines'
biggest single week in Allied's history.
would
total
more
than $40,000,000.
revenue
was
moving industry.—V.
$38,398,000,
178, .p
record
a
July 2
He predicted that 1955
week of June 26 through
also reported that the
for
In 1954, Allied Van
Allied and for the
Allstaies Credit Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files
With SEC—
with the
SEC covering 27,000 shares of 7% preferred stock (par $10) and 27,000
shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered in units of one share
of
each class
of stock at $11 per unit through Senderman & Co.,
The
corporation
on
27
June
addition
The
filed
a
letter of notification
Reno, Nev.
area
J.
by Dr.
of more than
to
present
its
10,000 square feet of manufacturing and
facilities, was announced on July 19
A. Neumann, President of this corporation. The new addi¬
completed early this fall, will nearly double the existing
when
tion.
facilities,
plant
The
■
corporation
plastic resin converters using
extrusion, injection and compres¬
sion molding, forming and fabricating.
It services the chemical, food,
electrical
and
metalworking industries
with such items as selfsupporting.
a
wide
The
urban
variety
present
as
fume exhaust systems; fume scrub¬
tanks and vessels; non-breakable laboratory ware; and
of shapes such as sheet, rod, tubing, and the like.
tanks;
non-corrosive
non-toxic
bers;
processes
situated on a IV2 acre site in sub¬
additional land is still available for another
Agile facilities
Cleveland,
Ohio;
building expansion set for
are
identitv.
corporate
its
Express
American
the
with
Its
Field
operations
Warehousing
American Express subsidiary.
Reed,
President of American Express announced that
Coffman
has
been named
a
Vice-President of American
H.
an
Corp.
Warehousing
Field
has
Board,
the
retain
will
firm
coordinated
Warehouses,
Banks
Inc. Harve G.
He will continue as President of
Badgerow, formerly Banks' Chairman
by American Express
retained
been
in an advisory
'
capacity.
is
Warehousing
Field
which
by
service
a
inventories
of
goods
or
products may be held on the owner's premises under 'the
field warehousing organization.
Producers, manufac¬
distributors may then use the goods as collateral for bank
agricultural
control
turers
is one of the leading
manufacturing
such
145.
Chicago
be
Express
of
William H. Banks
field warehousing
-
David
research
Warehousing Firm—
July 14 announced purchase of
of Chicago, the nation's oldest
on
Inc.
Warehouses,
Corp.—New Major Plant Addition—
American Agile
showed
Express Co.—Buys
company
Corporation,
Ralph T.
continued,
he
19511,
in
firm.
48
47
Clearings.
of Bank
original
the
American
The
Statement of Member Banks of
Course
The
intends to make
which
Since
3-for-l
Federal
System
the company
still owns a majority interest in the American com¬
issuance of 400.000 shares of common stock
American Enka's expansion has been financed
entirely
out of
earnings.
Its
initial plant investment of about
$10,000,000 has grown to more than $83,000,000. and Its rayon capacity
has grown from 9,000,000 pounds to 116,000,000 pounds per year.
The company operates two of the largest rayon manufacturing plants
in the country—at Enka, N. C. and Lowland. Tenn.
It has recently
broadened
Its operations to include the
manufacture of nylon and
contemplates additional expansion of its nylon facilities.
The
new
rayon
staple
fiber plant,
with
an
initial capacity of
50.000,000 pounds per year,
will be built adjacent to the company's
present facilities at Lowland. Tenn.—V. 181, p. 2458.
"Although final second
available,"
completion of the offering,
pany.
48
Reserve
with the Securities and Exchange
offering
the
offering.
ing Corp.)
48
Notices. 48
Banks
that
expected
Following
Investment News Cover
Offerings
54
Declared and Payable..
13
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
record in the first half of 1955,
debt or bank
application to list its shares on the New York Stock Fxchange.
This corporation was formed in 1928 by the Dutch rayon group now
known as Algemene Kuntzidge Unie, N. V. (United Rayon Manufactur¬
State and City Bond
last year, by 7.8#.
Mr.
ment was indicated for the
set
is
this
Miscellaneous Features
Record—
funded
no
approval and market conditions,
will be made to stockholders some¬
time during the latter part of August.
The regular quarterly dividend
payable in September will apply to any additional shares issued under
it
General Corporation &
Dividends
Lines, Inc.—Volume Tops
has
stock—and
of
stockholders has been called for Aug. 9 to
approve an increase in authorized common stock from 1,200,000 shares,
without par value,
to 1,600,000 shares, of $5 par value, to provide
additional
stock
for
the contemplated
offering.
Proceeds from the
sale, together with other company funds, will be applied primarily
to the construction of a new $21,000,000 rayon staple fiber plant.
The offering will be underwritten by an (investment banking group
headed by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.
Mr.. Bassill said
that a registration statement relating to the pro¬
of
meeting
special
A
22,694,984
8,860.553
109.
announced
was
12,488.698
class
only
loans.
3,671,760
9,115,045
$1.62
for
$11,000,000
to
(split
17,990,330
outstg.
corporation
Volume
3,646,430
23,291,857
14,815,479
—.
per
182, p.
Allied!
1,794,213
9,098,682
approximately
provide
to
financing
proposed
company's expansion program will take the form of an offering
present common shareholders of rights to subscribe for additional
common
stock.
The company now has 1,117,650 common shares out¬
the
44,357,074
1,823,215
13,143,300
income
Earnings
53,462.252
23,379,593
29,781,994
taxes
Avge. no. of shs.
2,838,745
2,838,745
bonds-
on
cxps.
income
Net
Air
stock
—
&
Fed
of
iirst
President.
Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
38,723,931
inc.
int.
Corp.—Plans Stock Financing—
public financing by this corporation since it was founded
27
years
ago under
the sponsorship of Dutch rayon interests was
announced on July 20 in a letter to stockholders by John E. Bassill,
National Quotation
Divs.,
:
a
Enka
American
Page
hearing on the merits
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.- -Earnings Rise—
Feriod End. June 30—
filed
covering
company
The
*
of
In This Issue
Co.
Natural Gas
Southern
Exchange Commission—
and
registration statement with the SEC on
July 11, 1955,
100,000 shares of the no par common stock
of American Bakeries to be
offered under the Investment Plan for
employees ol the company.—V. 181, p. b41.
This
just
as
which
gas
With
Chicago, 111.—Registers
Bakeries Co.,
American
County
Montgomery
8.
This
the
Court
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
Securities
(Ala.) has granted this
corporation a writ of supersedeas which permits the company to put
in effect under bond the rate increase of $1,200,000 annually for which
its had filed but which was denied by the Alabama P. S. Commission
The
$1.15
Investment News
Alabama Gas Corp.—Rate Increase—
.
Price
7, N. Y., Monday, July 25, 1955
of
or
financing
the
the
without
premises.—V. 178,
moving
of
expense
American Gilsonite Co.—To
A
site
been
near
E.
announced
had
F.
the
this
by
Build New Plant—
vicinity
company
as
of Grand Junction, Colo., has
the loctaion of its proposed
for the production of high octane
Goodner,
been
in
Fruita,
processing plant
inventories from their
the
2297.
p.
acquired
stated
President,
for
the
new
that
gasoline and coke.
acres of land
and that plans and
1,000
almost
plant facilities
1958.—V. 181, p. 2689.
./
corpn.
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bids
of
had announced-its plans for laying a buried
£0-mile pipeline from the proposed plant to its mine at Bonanza, Utah,
vhere the unique hydrocarbon mineral, Gilsonite, is extracted .which
will serve as the raw material for producing the coke and gasoline.
The
for the production of these two products
million dollar research
program^ for the
More than §10,000,000 will be expended on^the
completion scheduled in approximately 18 months.
revolutionary process
devised
following a
vast
several
2t
with
expected that
is
Thus
150
The
SEC
owned
*
Foundry Co.—Nuclear Research
&
nuclear
in
in
the
"As
ments,
quantity
result
time
first
the
for
by
Atomics
AMP
Inc.,
Railway
Railway
volume
of
production
and
manufacturing
improve¬
able to efiect a reduction in the price of these
General Walter Bedell Smith, Chairman of the Board
said
President
of
Atomics
AMF
"Our
Inc.
multi-unit
production
per¬
mits
quick delivery.
Prior to AMP entering the field, Master Slave
Manipulators
were
custom-made on orders from
governmental
and
industrial atomic research laboratories," he added.
stockpiling of these manipulators is in accord with the com¬
plan to become the industrial "department store" for atomic
Included
equipment.
energy
handling
devices and
In
control
National
Laboratory,
duplicate
human
highly
complex
has
"slave"
a
It
motion.
wrist
hot-cell
firm's
the
"shelf
items"
wrist
that
action
allows
operations
practically
to perform
the operator
relative ease and
with
complete
safety.
in
Active
the
the
development
inception
of
and
the
is
of
one
a
of
manufacture
Manhattan
of the major subcontractors
companies
nuclear
of
Engineer
the Savannah
on
taking
part
equipment
District,
River
in
AMP
the
is
the
construction
Institute
in
of
research
a
Columbus,
Ohio.—V.
for
reactor
182,
The
stock
common
be
to
cent)
one
1C9.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
13.353,862
7,859,696
64,746,962
51,523,852
5,959,851
2.907,173
23,759,170
22,335,845
G.
Memorial
Current assets, less reserves
Investments and Mi.;c. assets
Plant
Radiator
Standard
&
and
the
Fe's
will
flat
100
acquire
Badger
The
and
cars
shops.—V. 181,
2,050
freight
new
1.000
delivery
for
cars
gondola;,
100
100
be
95-ton
ore
purchased
50
cars,
will
cars
or;
from
air
in
in
Sarua
far
stcck
—V.
Corp.,
With
Vegas, Ncv.—Files
Las
:
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With SEC—
July
on
19,124
shares
at
$15
filed
6
of
let^r
a
notification
of
stock
common
share,
per
$10)
(par
without
with
be
to
underwriting.
the
SEC
offered
to
proceeds
to be used to expand production facilities and/or
repair of building
equipment; increase inventories; and for working capital.
are
The
This
corporation
announced
G. m. b. H„
manufacturer
man
conditioning
of
The
July
on
has
commercial
systems.
and
Rheinka/te
that
12
purchased
its
leading Ger¬
refrigeration and air
Industrial
will
be
affiliate,
German
Rheinkalte,
operated
as
division
a
of
Ideal-Standard.
Joseph
A.
purchase
President
made
of
American-Standard,
said
the
that
to
supplement the operations of the corporation
in the air conditioning market in
Europe and the Near East and will
mean
the entrance
of
the
corporation into the field of commercial
and industrial refrigeration in those areas.
Rheinkalte,
it
founded
-in
1888,
is
located
in
Dusseldorf,
from
income
The
the
to
With
This
July
to
Securities
corporation
15,
be
1955,
for
shares
at
$10
statement
its
of
$1
share,
per
with
the
SEC
common
par
with
$2
a
on
stock,
share
per
organized
was
of
purpose
■charter
sale
of
members
under Maryland law on March 28, 1955,
its stockholders ar. opportunity to become
offering
legal
new
a
reserve
stock
life
insurance
American
Stores Co.—Current
Period End. May 31—
•Operating
-Operating
Federal
32.0. 4,582
revenues
income
and
156,987,295
137,757,494
4,475,000
18,052,000
8,762,745
1,623,833
4,744.980
2,653.459
charges—
£EC
2,095,196
Dr365,521
26,156,733
13,516,484
133,331,868
109,621,108
209.
«tock).
July
on
$200,000
June
30,
of
1965
They
are
to
be
proceeds
The
Rock
those
V.
of
181,
are
to
be
12
filed
12
10-year
(with
a
letter
of
subordinate
warrants
to
notification
redeemable
purchase
class
Net
with
Gross
used
Ended
Service
etc.
it
Mass.,
vibration
for
applications,
electronic,
known
aviation,
marine,
stock and
purchased Insco tor
for
its
electro-mechanical
work
.
the
in
instrument;
development
and
controls.
be
its
This
12,
t;
ce.
used
to
270,751,262
May 31—
1955
$36,641
taxesi
&
pay
covering
offering
lor
is
filed
of
share,
letter
a
of
27,195
$5,452
46
69
$6,764
$5,521
1,579
1,348
„_
deductions
$5,185
of
two
of
not
to
Llack
The
10-cent
—V.
•_
per
182,
p.
common
share
Certain
in
it
will
at
shares
by
Operating
Operating
a
selling commission
will receive options to
share wittr'n
a
period
share for each ten shares
per
included
be
Panther
Eent
for
expenses
&
May
revenues
lease
(end of period)—.
524
relating
the
to
proceeds
subject
to
are
GIVING
were
properties
$3,295,000
and
$3,060,000.—
were
added
be
EFFECT
to
working
PRESENT
TO
31—
_
&
taxes
revenues.
of
plant—.
income.—
income (net)
Uranium
has
derived
was
organized
under
Income
interest,
etc.
$3,649
$1.69
Five
8%.
year
Common
money
been
who
will
Dutton
at
furnished
transfer
also
$1
$15,000
to
same
will
be
share,
per
working
as
on
capital
up
Jan.
on
of
out
certain
granted
from
stockholders
option
an
option
such
to
to
for
run
of
amounts
Triple
purchase
two
offering
offering
50,000. :hares
price.
In
to
each
of
above
or
an
is
the
estimated
lie
exercised,
purchase
addition,
the
original
will
company
100,000
original
offering;
allot
by these individuals
subscribers
of
the
and
sharfes
company
approximately 22 individuals who contributed
for
t.tal
Mi-.
D.
32,400
The
years.
money for general corporate expenses prior to this
consideration therefor the company has promised to
issue
for
shares.
subscribers
public
of
its
shares
two
if
of
the
dollar
each
Thus,
contributed,
Dutton
the
Triple
and
this
for
at
option
of
the
company will have
received a total of 621,480 shares in return
an
investment of approximately $125,000 and
the transfer of
for
to
mining
property
and
D
the
to
and,
assuming the sale of all
shares to be offered to the public,
the general investing public will
have contributed $450,000 for
approximately 42% of the total stock
company;
oustandirg.
The
the
of
the
public
drill
the
various
purpose
explore
and
State
of
Utah
if
and.
offering
of
leases
and
bodies
ore
stock
is
to
provide
the
claims
of
funds
size
to
in
has
company
commercial
should
in su h drilling,
to provide funds
to commence
The net proceeds are estimated at $373,500.
be
mining
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric Co.—To Issue Notes
This
company,
subsidiary
a
received
SEC
notes
banks and/oV
to
30,
with
authorization
1956,
in
The
stone's
of
outstanding
Eastern
to
not
$2,750,000
of
purpose
of
issue
to
the
to
such
short-term
bank
Associates,
has
unsecured
promissory
during the period ending
time
exceed
of
Utilities
short-term
EUA from time
amounts
maximum
a
time.
$3,750,000
notes
note
indebtedness
in
and
the
outstanding
financing
to
is
pay
for
JAN.
aggregate
at
to
any
31,
one
Black-
pay
construction
expenditures.—V. 1^2, p. 110.
Bond Stores,
Net
sales
Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—
Coot
of
FOR
SIX
MONTHS
ENDED
1955
;
—
goods sold
$49,300,257
and stores
and
general
admin,
44,281,488
expenses
Other
income
Total
320.489
_____—i
income
Federal
$5,018,779
:
income
taxes
$5,339,268
.
income—estimated-
an
$li____
(par
indebtedness
borrowed
2,846,500
banks
such
lending
to
up
$550,000
Lines
of
banks
credit
provide
aggregate
an
borrowed
currently
for
amount
900,523 shs.
from
the
banks
in
and
effect
extension
with
credit
of
BUSINESS—The
Jan.
6,
1954
as
Factors
Co.,
respectively.
The
New
business
of
is
company
the
$600,000.
of
York
the
York
New
a
to
successor
partnerships
Factors
formed
in
organized
and
on,
Beaumont
1951
and
1952,
consists
company
principally of the making of
chattel mortgages, real property
loans
to
make
the
secured by accounts receivable,
mortgages and merchandise inventories, and of the purchase of
charge accounts and third party paper.—V. 181, p. 2690.
retail
of
a
"Had
in
606
and
"It
prior
Period End. June 25—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
—V.
$4,292,294
181,
p.
1955—25 Wks.—1954
$4,278,821 $23,065,135 $21,733,611
2793.
Toms
in
1954 continued operations
before
would be
profits
Net
year.
other
ether income,
taxes,
deductions,
be
borne
The
$50,402,216
$40,555,153
36,646,582
30,919,009
SEC
$13,755,634
$9,636,144
373,116
corporation
covering
offered
for
July
on
270.00C
11
shares
filed
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
N.
notification
10
120,864
102,754
$9,365,708
4,610.360
3,144,873
.
.
$8,893,022
preferred stocks
with
cents)
to
be
$1 per share, without
underwriting. The proceeds are to be
acquire or lease plant, purchase equipment and
inventory, and
working capital.
year,
the
half
first
decline of 7%.
a
$47,083,657,
637,169
$7,998,328
$5,583,666
on
fiscal calendar
a
other deductions
$5,937,334,
and
provision
with $7,093,-
compared
after
would
providing for Federal income
$3,035,067, compared with $3,-
be
the
of
calendar
the
of
half
first
the
During the
with
compared
increase
an
2.2%.
calendar
1954,
year
same
second half of
$46,092,401,
Therefore,
the
of
while
year,
for
the
there
but
also
an
encouraging
reversal
sales
a
with
of
net
sales
were
sales
period
same
was
compared
net
period in the prior
1954,
the second half reflected not only
prior year,
in
were
1953,
decline
in
the
same period
normal seasonaL
a
the
declining
sales
,
FOR
SALES
JUNE
—V.
FIRST
AND
$6,521,754
181,
p.
SIX
!
MONTHS
1955—Month—1954
Sales
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$6,748,069 $80,401,380
$78,727,020
27S8.
Booth Fisheries Corp.
Years
Aviation
Sales
Corp.
(&
Wholly-Owned
Six Months Ended March 31—
Subs.)—
1955
1954
Costs
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
Ended—.
and
and
Provision
Apr. 30,'55
expenses
for
May 1,'54
$39,556,068
Revenues
$36,986,955
38,119,633
36,100,538
—.
taxes
income
736,300
430,945
$
'
Net
sales,
royalties and other operating Income 291.781,520
Profit before Fed. inc
and excess profits taxes.
27,680,037
Prov.
for
Fed.
inc.
and
excess
profits taxes
14.715.331
315,792.739
28,181,840
♦17,068.691
Net
Net
profit
♦Excess
stock
per
1_
share
profits
split in
of
tax
March,
common
expired
1955.
stock— j.
Dec.
31,
12,964.706
.__
1953.
11,113.149
$2.S4
{Adjusted
{$2.45
for
2-for-l
income
♦Earnings
Capital
♦Book
Earnings
—Val18iep~2354
the
$6,220,835
894,694
of
at
to
Bendix
$9,262,954
half
issued.
J.—
373,190
$13,382,518
difficult
trend."
River,
(par
is
first
in
Period End. June 30—
1954
it
the
mind, however, that 1954 figures are based
on
a
heretofore
published certified statement for the
first
seven
months of the year and on an estimated basis subject to fiscal yearend
adjustment as to the remaining five months, whereas the 1953
figures are those
as
set forth in
a
certified
statement
previously
in
Corp.,
since
the prior year.
in
should
"During
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—Current Sales Up
Slightly—
ending,
year
comparison
pericd.
company
income
the
0C2.C81
year,
profits
Federal
for
fiscal
in
nearly comparable to the second half of
which is traditionally the more productive
more
profit
the
basis,
change
$1.48
stated:
recently
performance
is
year
fiscal
and
volume
recent
complete
former
year
President,
the
fiscal
new
taxes
corporation
Beaumont
$2,492,768
__.
Earnings per shr.re of common stcck outstanding
the
1,900,000
1,000.000 shs.
•
includes
otherwise.
from
company
Outstanding
$1,090,000
profit
"Because
$593,909
debentures
Net
Files With SEC—
1955
1
Income
.Dividends
law
the s'le of stork of Triple D Uranium Corp.,
also or¬
by
Mr. Dutton,
which
stock
was
contributed
by
him for
raising funds for development of properties now held.
In
addition,
the company intends to issue 101,407 shares of stock to Mr. Dutton,
FINANCING
borrowed—
subordinated
stock
Such
$1.38
$13,503,382
deductions
.
Net
Delaware
from
Barney Ruben.
$
Gross
registration
company
ganized
capital.
Authorized
for
Sales
$4,448
Light Co.—Earnings Increased—
Operating
Other
the
"for the purpose of engaging in the exploration of, acquisi¬
drilling and mining of uranium and vanadium properties."
It
outstanding 370,073 shares of common stock issued to the or¬
ganizer, John W. Dutton, President, of Oklahoma City, in exchange
for
mining claims or options to acquire mining claims.
The com¬
improvement
Ended
operating
in
paid by the
1670.
♦Indebtedness
used
Net
to
also
to
are
July
on
stock,
share.
The
Porter, Stacy &
pep
receive
$1
also
are
also
expenses
SEC
common
$1
amount.
EARNINGS
during the first six months of 1955
Beckjord, Manufacturing
Months
be
to
1955,
April
109,
Arkansas Power
12
the
with
cent)
one
the
par
at
basis
efforts"
underwiiter
shares
common
these
and
$15,000
which
for
share.
"best
a
on
its
speculation"
a
the option to be reduced by one
years,
sold;
"as
with
statement
shares of
sa.e
Texas,
per
110,000
statement.
registration
a
500,000
made
be
Houston,
cents
17
purchase
announced on July 21 the purchase of the
Gibsonburg (Ohio) and Buffalo (N. Y. > plants of
Co. of Cleveland
together with related
dolomite
CAPITALIZATION
$4,173
'737
dividends
Balance
Earnings
(par
underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
present
PROCEEDS—The
by
$6,718
revenues
(net)
stock
noti.ication
stock
common
without
expenses
public
to
operations.
1954
$32,647
29,923
income
ITeferred
301,716,722
Inc., Lewiston, Idaho—Files—
29
$37,301,581, compared wi h $40,104,948 for the
Net
22,843,040
11,334 610
131,921,403 124,798,121
capital
shares
per
fled
company
1955,
o-ifc.td
management which consists of F. J. Collins,
Rockwooa, Vice-President, and E. J. Evans, Secretary
Kelley
June
on
15,000.COO
two
encountered
i
stork.
W.
spl:t)____
rights
,
They are dated July 1, 1955, and will mature
July 1, 1960. The offering is not underwritten.
the
Co.—Earnings Higher-
income—
Interest
Groton,
corporation is offering publicly $1,000,000 of five8% subordinated debentures at 100% and accrued
year
the
common
by the company, without underwriting.
to pay for
expansion, etc., and used for
revenues—
expenses
income
of
Co.
Beaumont Factors Corp., N. Y.—Debentures Offered—
The
♦
operating
Other
Insco
debenture
B
offered
Public
Months
Operating
Operating
of
(Ohio),
J.
p.
$43,900
Arizona
at
Operating
working capital.
.l
and
company
Island
under
2,237,455
4,000,000
•
—
this
Eells stated
Basic
and
reserves
Salmon Uranium,
to
be
as
Refractories, Inc.—Purchases Plants—
Kelley
stock
1954
Black Panther Uranium Co., Oklahoma City, Okla.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Eells/jr.,/President,
P.
2-for-l
shs.;
interest.
corporation
due
its
in
difficulty
that the Kelley Island properties and business were
primarily in order to extend Basic Refractories activi¬
ties in dolomite products into the
building industry where Kelley Island
has long occupied an important position.
The Kelley Island properties will be operated as a separate division
Manufacturing Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.
covering
toond;
the
'
Basic
on
AMIC
shock
manufacturing
H.
—Files With SEC—
The
fi.id
would
on
various
problems involving
measuring,
indicating instruments, laboratory, produc¬
tion and process applications have been conducted
by Insco.
It is planned that Insco will continue operations as the Insco Com¬
pany division of Barry Controls Inc., at Groton, Mass.—V. 181, p. 1438.
8,326,016
l,7b8.943
income
before
corporation
offered
19,333,000
operating
p.
acquqired
industrial
Basic's sales
3,549,000
taxes..
Net
182,
has
small
a
1,754,206
4,000,000
4.568,608
—
23,775,877
159,346.536!
2.
p.
covering
and Treasurer.
96,581,994
taxes—
—V.
is
President;
104,015,817
operating
after
debentures
income
bidders
development work
recording, controlling and
§>
19,345,995
-Other
Net
that
.
Mr,
22,001,659
expen.es
rail-oad
of
claimed
being obtained
$
28,093,337
cf
and
Bas'e common
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$
rarity
It
deposits, business, inventories, company name, patents and trade marks.
Ho reported the consideration is $461,476 in cash and 46,148 shahres of
Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
$
elimination
the
1955—13 Weeks—1954
1955—Monch—1954
the
ICC.
Special
of
&
outstanding shares of $5
will replace this issue with
Controls Inc.—Acquisition—
packaging,
White
p. 2797.
American Telephone
38.280
and
announced
011
June 20 by
Ervin Pietz, President, as the first
in a diversification program.
Barry Controls, which is engaged in the manufacture of mounts for
/
will
$61,265,0.-6 $59,577,361 $156,651,757 $153,322,899
—V. 181,
its
stock
was
and
Sales Up—
1955—5 Week;—1954
to
issue
company
companies.
Of the proceeds, 60% will be used to organize, own
■operate American Old Line Life Insurance Co.; and the balance
toe invested in a fund for the acquisition of insurance stocks.
Period End. July 2—
Commission
$4,000,000
a
major step
to-wit; American Old Line Life Insurance Co., organized under Texas
law, and to seek capital gains and dividends through long-term appre¬
ciation
in
common 'stocks
of
bid line degal reserve life insurance
"Sales
redeem
to
preferred
cited
the
corporation
Insco
selling, commission.
or
The company
the
800,000
public
on
cash.
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
covering
offered
underwriting
lor
filed
and
shs.
has realized $50,000
This
'
reserves..—
(1955
liabilities,
Eig
The
pany
plans
company
Barry
the
isters
Commerce
determining price levels for public distribution of the securities a d
that better terms could be secured in a negotiated sale.—V. 182, p. 210.
Germany,
Republic Investors, Inc., DaUas, Tex.—Reg¬
Interstate
in
Ideal-Standard
American
the
bidding requirements
debentures.
It
currently employs approximately 350 people.
G. in. b. H.,
with
headquarters in Bonn, Germany,
manufactures plumbing and heating equipment.
It has approximately
1,800 employees.—V, 181, p. 2690.
asked
competitive
cumulative
application
21,968,582
110,232,613
.
has
debentures.
company
dividend
The
Grazier,
was
of
has
company
exempt
a
profits taxes
tion,
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Plans Debenture Issue—
Corp.—Ger¬
excess
_________________________________
182,
SEC
of
company
270,751,262 301,716.722
21,250,000
59,500.000
67,014.031
70,070 659
contingencies
2,266,922
Surplus
Co.,
The
3,861,044
deprec.)
on
Baldor Electric
stockholders
47,301.329
3,203,075
after
3 054 162
._
items
liabilities
operating
Capit'l
are
operations.
covering
and
$
3,251,340
45,571,738
______—
____
current
Sundry
dump
builders,
outside
constructed
be
Exchange Commission—
corporation
1954
247,500,187
automobile-box
500
July 1 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 6,500,000 shares of common stock to
be offered at par
(one cent per share), through Weber Investment Co., Las Vegas, N°v.
The net proceeds are to be used
to pay expenses incident to mining
Affiliate Expands—
man
Ideal-Standard
(net
deferred
Income
Total
Total
2573.
p.
Uranium
Securities and
31
218.725,1C9
.
payable to banks—
Account; and accrued payables
Federal
jpurley, President, announced on July 11.
equipment will include
"Damage Free" boxcar;,
own
and
Sanitary
Equipment
and
1955
Equipment—
100 long flat carsGurley said 1,850 cars wi'l
Mr,
MARCH
Notes
18,
American
and
Prepaid
and
cars
OF
AS
5
Reserve
new
300
car.;,
39.862,738 226,929.809 212.170.143
32.003.042 162.182.847 160,643,293
____
company
Fred
The
$
$
income.—
oper.
Order New
This
48,191.207
31,837,345
j
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$
rail¬
from
CONDITION
1955
the
with
was
209.
p.
(par
1955—Month—1954
expenses
Atomic
Battelle
notification
share through F. R. Chatfiel.1 & Co., Inc.,
net proceeds are to be used to pay for dr.lling
revenue—
oper,
ry.
1956,
Works project.
Energy
■Commission's Industrial Participation Program.
The company's atomic
energy program includes work on reactor equipment, reactor systems,
and
radiation
treatment
machinery.
Among
its
current
activities
group
oper.
rev,
To
other
are
mechanisms for reactor systems.
Model No. 8 as developed by the Argonne
The remote handling device,
of
per
May 31—
way operations
Net
a
been
have
we
•devices,"
It
cents
of
letter
a
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Period End.
subsidiary.
one
two
shares
FINANCIAL
Okla.—
Total asset3
Net
Manipulators, devices for handling radio-active ma¬
research, heretofore made-to-order, are now being
Slave
Master
terials
•produced
Aince
at
500.000
filed
6
$
American Machine
The
covering
July
on
City,
Exchange Commission—
Springfield, Mass The
equipment and used for working capital.—V. 182,
Devices Now in Volume Production—
pany's
and
(California).
■
and
Ventures, Inc., Oklahoma
corporation
offered
will be employed in the new plant.
by Barber Oil Corp. and Standard
persons
jointly
is
company
Co.
Oil
years.
project,
total
Oil
Files With Securities
earlier
company
was
The
Arkansas
contractor^ for the preparation
specifications are now in the haiyis of
Chronicle... Monday, July
25,
*
Based
adjusted
The
(as
at
per
stock
value
on
for
15,000
April
$700,135
;
of
share
and
per
of
common
271,606 shares
the
20%
shares
30,
stock
stock
of
1955)
$455,472
$2.42
7,888,000
$26.30
$24.90
stock——
(226.338 shares outstanding April 30,
dividend
preferred
to
$1.51
8,231.000
common
surplus
share
-
distributed
stock sold in
10,871
shares,
an
May
1946
have
1955,
1955).
2,
been
additional
378
reduced
shares
Number 5449
Volume 182
181,
year for
certificate
fiscal
the
of
provisions
Fund"
"Purchase
the
during
purchased
been
having
—V.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
the
under
retirement
California Life Insurance
incorporation.
of
Income,
2798.
p.
the
history
of
1954.
Ltd. (England)—Stock Offering
Bowater Paper Corp.,
*
letters.—V. 181,
Corp.
North
of
31,
pany-is $37.33,
$1,357,217,
$2,611,397
to
-
in
108.2%,
or
11,. 1953
while
reported,
according
into
entered
has
tion
the
to
America
income
total
for
from
fiscal
the
in
assets
the
$1,-
sales
8,220,157
21,678,337
$9,170,612
396,277
371,340
531,430
494,139
$4,507,53.;-
$3,436,236
$3,702,042
$7,643,360
stockholders
p.
trusts
The
i
be
purchase
returned
the status
firm with
the
.Shares authorized.—V.
of
lias
and
announced
1u0
than
£8,000,000
Petroleum
Ltd.
Co.,
call
Plans
v
plants,
-separating
construction
a
Co.,
part of
,lor
1951,
to
the
material
raw
used
in
toy the
The
and
the
aklylate,
been
have
with
last
& Webster Engineering
International Corp. for
sales
—
federal- excise
income
before
taxes
income
Dividends
38,705,20.)
5,840,717
3,195,000
————2—
-
___
paid
.
—
share——
share
Working capital (at year-end
Net worth (at year-end)—.—
;
•Book value per common share (at April 30)—
.Earnings
common
per
Dividends
high
per
common
1,211,545
$2.70
$0.80
34,427,759
29,207,340
$19.68
the
at
4375,146
the
of
end
1955
fiscal
year
as
fiscal
1955
Tne
torgcTtoeen
paid on
—V.
covering
on
share), without
-capital assets.
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added
'
1600
twenty-three
for
three
h.p.
1000
use
on
will build
1,000
50-ton
steel
sheathed
Steel Car
National
end
Ltd.—Registers
Offer
with
lor
preferred
for
Ltd. at
eacn
July
the rate
lour
snares
qf* one share of Canadian
.
at
June
owned
30
3,878,608
Ranch
shares
company,
of
$20
a
by
Corp.,
par
1955—6 Mos.—1954
sale
"as
a
speculation"
July
to be
offer¬
of the stock; and a 70c per
Caribou
of
Ranch
near
Boulder, Colo,, the company
main club house on the premises with
new
Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
505,000
Barnes
W.
the
the
100,000 shares have been Issued
and his wife, who propose to sell
shares,
(President)
Another
prompters,, for investment.
proceeds of the financing $560,000 is to be used for con¬
additional facilities and $250,000 for final payment for
the
of
purchase
$30,000
balance
Dana
p™
SdbeA
2
President
NOTE:
Published
twice
a
week
06131*1 Drapers'Gardensidcr
ranch,
other
equipment
horses,
cattle
Power
&
Light
C
—
$55,692,001 $53,024,304
44,232,537 42,519,838
—r
;
$11,567,029 $10,753,880
3,037,732
3,221,017
Dividends on preferred stock——
Balance
p.
1075.
.
$8,529,297
$7,532,863
1,319,295
1,186,295
$7,210,002
1
income
181,
$11,459,464 $10,504,466
107,565
249,414
__
—
deductions.
etc.
Interest
Endand
3s
of
bids
were
and
instalment
of
not
issue
an
certificates
the
July
on
received, viz.:
19
Salomon
on
a
&
Bros,
bid of
Hutzler
Peabody & Co. bid 99.538 for 3V8S.
offered at prices scaled to
yield from 2.70%
Kidder,
are
following
box
cars
D-F
in
Company;
Hutchinson
equipment estimated
new
with
Associated
Co.—V.
7
*
offering
E. Pollock
Wm.
&
cost $10,537,876:
to
loaders.
the
182,
R.
are:
Co.,
&
-•
Pre-sprich
W.
Inc.;
Gregory
&
50-ton
938
.
Co.;
&
Freeman
McMaster
Sons;
211.
p.
Chrysler Corp.—Airtemp
Air-Cooled Sales Double—
101%
increase in the sale of Chrysler Airtemp air-cooled (water¬
less) air conditioners has been disclosed by J. F. Knoff, Vice-President
in charge of sales.
The increase covers sales figures for the first eight
A
duced
of
fiscal
1955,
conditioners
to
compared
as
for
residential
the
•
Knoff
oil
and
also
furnace
'
'
C. I. T.
announced
sales
were
that
for
the
27.7%
up
'
■
V.
has
period
same
182,
The
Airtemp
gas
211.
p.
y
sold
The
ers.
pro¬
■
<
'
'
' '
"
Financial Corp.—Obtains $50,000,000
'
$50,000,000
transaction
on 8-Year
July 20 that
on
eight-year 314 % promissory
a group of institutional lend¬
arranged through Salomon
of
notes, due July 15, 1963, to
Brothers
are
use
half horsepower
a
3%% Notes—This corporation announced
it
1954.
for
period
same
commercial
and
by Airtemp in two, three, five and seven and
was
& Hutzler.
will
proceeds
be
business
current
used
to
short-term
refund
needs.—V.
182,
obligations
and
to
2.
p.
Citizens Telephone Co. of Missouri—To Issue Notes—•
Missouri
issue
be
to
up
used
to
Commission
S.
P.
$275,000 of
retire
4%
has
this company permission
20 years.
The proceeds
for construction.
granted
notes,
financial
in
due
obligations
and
(Victor V.) Clad Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock at $2.50
The
New
of
price
pany
proposes
York,
these
N.
the
to
shares
120,000
sell
Y.,
publicly
is
columns).—V.
182,
of
common
through
each
$2.50
stock,
$2
as
the
com¬
Co.,
Inc.,
which
Herrick
Barrett
(not
&
previously
reported
in
110.
p.
Clary Corp.—Sales Expected to Rise 20%—
This
corporation's business
higher than last year,
20%
V.
181,
sales
machine
Hugh
L.
for
Clary,
1955
will
President,
be
at
least
predicted.—
2470.
p.
Cochrane Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—New Product—
Cochrane
The
this
by
Hydromatic
corporation, is
equipment
steps of operation
The
design
individual
tightness
hard
and
water
or
on
Control
ion
provide
to
includes
valves
non-scoring.
This
it
was
number
a
with
faced
soft
feature
and
built
announced
of
which
June
on
internal
rubber
30.
diaphrag.a
insures
drop-
the possibility of
treated water.—V. 181.
eliminates
contaminating
regenerant
designed
Valve,
exchange
water softener
and
control of the various
accurate
during regeneration,
Hydromatic
operated
Single
used
demineralizer
the
1875.
p.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.—Changes in Personnel—
William
July
$6,346,568
.
Lee
14
Sims,
by E. H.
II,
been elected
has
President
it was
Little also announced
President
and
will
succeed
that
Mr.
Ralph A. Hart has been elected Viceas President of Colgate-Palmolive*
Sims
International.
Sims
Mr.
1945
director
—V.
180,
in
has
been
Vice-President
and
Executive
1946
and
p.
a
in
charge
Vice-President
member
of
the
of
since
executive
foreign
1952.
He
for foreign subscriptions an
operations
became a
in 1953.
committee
2081.
Collins Radio
Co.
—
Stock
Offering Completed—The
141,265 shares of class B common stock (par $1), which
recently offered publicly at $21.50 per share by
were
and White, Weld & Co., were
See details in V. 182, p. 211.
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
quickly sold.
(general news and advertising issue) rtth a statistical issue on Monday). Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3.
Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942,
Subscriptions In United Slates.
announced
Little, Chairman, who will remain Chief Executive
c/o
of the fluctuations In the rate of exchange, remittance
110.
p.
,
U. 8. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union,
per
On account
first
award
won
the
since
-V.
182,
Officer.
1954
1955
:
operating revenues
Income
(net)
Net
com¬
incurred* in
according to maturity,>
Issuance of the certificates is sub¬
the authorization of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
entire issue of
$8,400,000 of certificates is
to be secured by
Mr.
[every Thursday
E
Co.—Earnings Rise—
Months E'nded May 31—
Other
the
to
loans
bank
furnishings.
and
construction and improvements, and
miscellaneuos expenses.
Operating
revenues—..
Operating expenses & taxes
K« year. OtherT S"de? the Act^f year. 3," 1879.
S: N. Countries, $55.00 per iSrch
$51.00
office
Canada,
3.10%
is slated for road
for
is
Carolina
Net
lines.—V.
the
is
other
for
certificates
The
to
on
12
reduce
of
struction
the
initially
added
be
to
1955, for the purpose of acquiring the assets of Caribou
the projected development program, and there¬
offering
the
of
used
accomplishing
George
Of
will
sale
then
distribution
This
Two
ject to
proposes
shares
contemporaneously with the public offering by the
company.
An additional 6,250 shares were issued to Malcolm Crawford,
Telephone Co.—To Sell Stock—
2.
the
and
group
99.087
facilities for 125
(in addition to present accomodations for 40 persons), together
other facilities.
Registrant was organized under Colorado law
Of
to
Services Inc.
The proceeds will be used in connection with the company's $4,630,000
expansion program in the next three years.—V. 179, p. 1477.
XiiinhniL
bid
on
par common stock,
at $4 per share. The
shares of its $1
dividuals.
Diversified
v^lliam
The
99.134.
With
Colo.—Registers
Denver,
engaging in the resort operation and continuing the cattlel busi-,
r.ess
and the operation of its commercial Peat Bog.
Building sites
for
summer
homes will also be made available for purchase by in¬
subsidiary of California Electric Power Co., has
the California P. S. Commission to sell 50,000
cumulative preferred stock at par to Investors
in a
sell
to
is
plan
Exchange Commission—
Gross'income
authorized
the
182, p.
shares
50,000
California Interstate
complete,
added.—V.
exceeding $8,400,000.
Mr.
on
bank
This
said
President,
Wyman,
not
he
certificates, maturing annually Aug. 1, 1956 to 1970,
The
public
a
this
from
funds and
with
each
covering 505,000
lor
Ranch,
the company intends to sell $6,000,000
conditions remain favorable. Proceeds
'thereof would be used to discharge the remaining short-term bank
loans.
Any remaining balance of
proceeds would be used for the
•company's construction program, involving estimated expenditures of
$10,500,000 in 1955 and $14,000,000 in 1956—V. 182, p. 110.
toeen
proceeds
inclusive.
serve
Petrofina
| on June 24,
Shortly after the stock sale,
bonds if market and other
While
sizes.
Exchange Commission—
Co.,
Gas
&
preferred
purcnase 20%<
guests
proceeds will be used to discharge part of the company's shortloans,
which presently total $9,000,000.
The borrowed
Tunds have been applied
as interim financing of property
additions
»nd improvements.
'•of
net
months
Exchange
Net
term
F.
W.
year,
this fall,
& Ohio Ry.—Equipment Trust Certifi¬
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates
July 20 offered $3,600,000 of 3% serial equipment
box
and 200
cars
corporattion filed a registration statement with the SEC
to erect
on July
15 filed a registration statement covering
shares of its $1 par common stock, to be offered for public
competitive bidding.
the
Chesapeake
19.
securities, inc., which has agreed
share commission is to be
paid for the offering.
The underwriters are to receive options to
purchase up to 20,000 shares of stock within five years at $5 per share.
company
at
of
stock
cates
&
switchers for
ing is to be maae by Mountain states
one
This
Common
Chance Co., Centralia, Mo.—Stock Offered—A
1,434,123 snares of its participating preferred shares
covering
1955,
ofrered
$8,421,868 $49,769,526 $44,611,941
$9,497,227
Sell
to
acquisition in July, 1955, of all of the outstanding
stock of Seyler Manufacturing Co., a Pennsylvania corporation.
The company manufactures and sells 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 cutouts, for the protection of
181, p. 1201.
The
15,
181, P. 2798.
California Electric Power
...
orders
Foundry Co. Ltd., 500 50-ton box
Petrofina,
Caribou
Subs.)—June Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1954
Period Ended June 30—
gales
230,000
The
after
Butler Brothers (&
sale
for
Ltd.
Co.
drop
Securities and
to
Plans
Co.
stockholders.
to
common
pany's general
will
with the
par ($25
211.
p.
underwriters, headed by Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
Inc., on July 20 publicly offered 50,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) at $18 per share.
to
Inc., Mobridge, S. D.—Files
June 30 filed a-letter of notification
1,600 shares of common stock to be offered at
corporation
,per
—V.
received
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC
Owner
The
remainder
(A. B.)
(80.6%) of
Calvan Consolidated stock; 823,556 shares
(11.8%) of Western Lease¬
holds stock; and 2,299,180 shares (65.7%) of Leasehold Securities stock.
the tenth
Power
company.
July
on
Car
side
Canadian
consecutive year that dividends
the company's stock.—V. 180, p. 154.
was
Bullion Butte Mining Co.,
."SEC
the
thirty-two 1200 h.p. switcchers and
thereof).
to
year
182,
group of
trust
10 shares of Western Leaseholds stock
for each 10 shares of Leaseho.d Securities stock (or any combination
or
months earlier.
1655.—V.
Fall-
letter
recent
on
6,319,045
against $29,207,340
period ended June 30,
under
are
the
for
total
3,430,000
1955, book value per share was equal to $21.34, having
$1.66 during the year.
Net worth stood at a record $30,-
$0.97
way to finance $4,500,000 of short-term bank bor¬
rowings together with part of the company's outside cash requirements
year.
this
of
1000 h.p. road switcners.
Securities and
1955,
Petrofina
April 30,
Increased
12
call for a
end
of Cajvan Consolidated
capital stock. In addition, the company is offering to exchange 1.163,—
180
of its preferred shares
for common shares of capital stock of
Western
Leaseholds Ltd.
or
for common shares of capital stock of
Leasehold Securities Ltd.
at
the
rate of three shares of Canadian
$2,889,045
1,177,912
$2.46
$0.80
34,492,737
30,675,146
$21.34
———
period)„_
1,950 new freight units have been placed by this company,
Consolidated Oil
40,388,441
$2,645,717
taxe.s__
——
Plans
(lion-cumulative), $10 par. Of these shares, 270,943 spates are to be
.offered in exchange for shares of the $1 par,capital stock of Calvan
1955
1954
$70,780,854 $73,570,139
taxes
Income
Income
On
the
to
locomotives.
orders
has
of
Lines
Petronna
Fiscal Year Ended April 30—
$1.02
of
(end
share
Maine
•
2926.
Net
in
Works
Canadian Car and
This
15,
Brown-Forman Distillers Corp.—Earnings Lower.Net
by
approximately $25,000,000.
botn passenger and freight services,
will build
road
Locomotive
Eastern
With
two
*
p.
months'
Air-cooled
which is used
placed
12
The
Canadian
Corp. . for the major
Kellogg
the butadiene plant.
are scheduled
to be commissioned at various times be¬
quarter of 1955 and the first half of 1957.—V.
181,
units
new
tween
detergent
expansion
the
for
companies—Stone
'extensions
of
production
contracts
main
S.
railway
the
gondola cars, and the
Corp.,. Ltd. 250 50-ton box cars.—V. 181 ,p. 2469.
industry in the manufacture of synthetic detergents.
soap
The
the
for
3,839,389
2,817,175
2,259,642
3,346,120
outstanding
common
Stock This
'
at
California I
11
%V. V.
amounts
used
be
Diesel,
h.p.
announced
70-ton
rubber and other plastics.
In addition, a new unit will be
nearby Grange Chemicals, Ltd. (owned by British Petroleum
Chemicals and Oronlte Chemicals, a subsidiary of Standard Oil Co.
.•of
S.
was
cars:
synthetic
the
begun
plans to step up efficiency and strengthen
position. Since 1951 the railway has purchased neaily
use
in through freight services, yaid operations ana
Products,
U.
The
gas
new unit for the
the manufacture of
2,664,016
__
snares
per
1954
1955
4,614,926
power
the C.N.R.
1750
Orders for
it
'iknd
to
orders
road units and fifty
Alco
< $22,400,0001
cracking
the
will
Motors
Montreal
*
erected
Income
Earned
transmission
Equipment—
switchers.
h.p.
Ltd.
additional
of
Rvs.—Orders New
in keeping with its policy of' changing over to
traffic density and immediate savings justny the
capital expenditures involved.
Canad.an Locomotive Co. has received orders for twenty 1200 h.p.
alcohol plant, and a
synthetic
a
butadiene,
of
extraction
Distillers
The
and
the
for
$1.07
delivered
diesels
foity-five
in
$2,658,802
$1.14
placed with Canadian Locomotive Co., General Motors
of
uicseis
GrangeBritisn
operations
began
which
more
spend
to
$3,081,473
$0.46
passenger runs,
diesel power where
road
Ltd.,
Chemicals,
$1,154,180
on
1,018,834
par
used
be
to
$24,472,978 $22,398,855
'
revenues
Operating income after Federal taxes
connection
14 announced orders for diesel motive
of the five year dioselization program
portion
be
competitive
its
181, p. 2798.
plans
1^78,001
$J.53
July
on
to
new
are
905,073
$1,475,198
share
value
units
total
The
«xpand and diversify its output of petro-chemical products at
mouth,
Scotland.
The
company
is
owned jointly
by The
84,697
'■
General
Petroleum
2,531,000
Montreal Locomotive Works and Alco Products,
173
The
British Petroleum Co., Ltd.—Affiliate to Expand—
British
2,614,000
National
1955
the
The orders now
$3,130,411 and the 148,073 shares will
authorized and unissued stock.
That
shares outstanding of 2.000,000
involves
price
to
leave
would
1,548,485
9ol,000
1951.
h;
for purchase
2,895,600
,
—
com.
company
meet
932,968
763,961
1671.
Canadian
Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Briggs, and
created by W. O. Briggs during
late
181,
537,095
1,042,000
taxes
—
per
—V.
of 148.073 shares of capital stock from the estates of
from James C. Briggs and
his lifetime.
company
$he
jive
income
Earnings
Corp.,
the plan calling
approved
27
June
on
income
for
Net
440,405
1,465,269
,
depreciation—
Minority interest
1046.
p.
—
deductiuns
for
Prov.
•
—
Total income
of
toy the
income
trov.
Briggs Manufacturing Co.—Buys Back Stock—
The
Total
$7,149,221
The
179,
be offered at
17,095,760
$3,064,896
Other
Co.—Merger Approved—
notification
to
are
the
($1
for
with
of
proceeds
The
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Earnings Up—
additional
10,718,251
to
below.—V.
24,172,477
'26,090,161
$4,111,262
2458.
Corp.
11,380,984
$36,93.9,110 $48,417,458
expenses-
Other
digesters, grinders and auziliary equipment and to enlarge
.power and steam generating facilities.
It is expected that the comLpletion of the expansion program will increase the rated capacity
trf the mills on an annual basis to about 275,000 tons of newsprint.—•
Roller Bearing
12,078,475
sold—
underwriting.
12 Months Ended June 30—
Central
22,153,232
34,834,056
11,054,664
$22,666,037
without
C.—Files With SEC
letter
stock
a
common
working capital.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
17,906,264
filled
7
Rise—
Operation inc. taxes—
These
Federal-Mogul
Ltd.—Earnings
July
on
After interest and income reservation; and before preferred dividend
requirements of $621,389 in the earlier 12 months' period and $337,885
1201.
and
—
and general
together with other funds provided from wiihin The Bowater organi¬
will be used ' to add a third
newsprint machine with the
Bower
181, p.
$26,907,988
taxes
Cost Of goods
necessary
p.
below.—V.
Selling, uelivery, admin.
sation,
See
share),
Net
report.
1955—3 Mos—1954
Balance
operation in
181,
corporation
covering 22,500 shares of
ended
year
same
.$44,814,252 $33,720,701 $.1,773,166 $70,570,690
excise
government
mills were substantially completed and came
micl-1954.
The mills are presently operating at an
anpuai rate of approximately 160,000 tons of newsprint and in addi¬
tion about 65,000 tons cf semi-bleached kralt pulp.
The new money,
1/.
sales
Net
the company sold $37,500,000 ol' 4%% s:nking fund first
.mortgage bonds, series A and $7,500,000 of 4,/i%
notes to finance
the
construction
of newsprint and kraft sulphate pulp mills near
Calhoun,. Tenn.
Breweries
Period End. April 30—
1952,
into
SEC
in
Canadian
twelve U. S.
to $15,000,000 of
with
agreements
companies for the sale of up
insurance
See Canadian Petrofina Ltd.
,414% sinking fund first mortgage bonds, series B, due
May 1, 1976. The financing was arranged through Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co. Bowaters Southern has also entered
into a credit agreement with a group of four banks
headed by J. P. Morgan & Co Incorporated for the issu¬
ance
of up to $5,000,000 of its 3!4% notes due Jan. 1,
1958 to Jan. 1, 1962, inclusive.
In
The
per
Calvan Consolidated Oil & Gas Co., Ltd.- -Exch. Offer
Paper Corpora-
Ltd. announces that Bowaters Southern
*
31,
period rose
53.9%
from $1,737,668 to $2,675,465, an increase of $937,797.
Surplus increased $93,205. up 17.7%, from $524,083 at the close
of
the
1953
fiscal
year to $517,289
for the similar period in
1j54.
Ine surpms ior each $1,000 of life insurance in lorce with the com¬
Corp.—Completes Financing
Bowater
Arrangements—The
.
Dec.
ended
year
in
Common
Bowaters Southern Paper
,
of
level
'
,
as of Dec.
1954 was
Carolina Fund, Inc., Columbia, S.
highest
the
2926.
p.
■
increase
An
Dec.
poration at 70s ($9.80) per share has been fully sub¬
scribed. Approximately 91V2% of the shares were accepted under the provisional allotment
,
25^,179
Completed—Announcement was made on July 19 that the
issue of 2,400,000 ordinary shares of £ 1 par by this cor¬
Co.—Income Rises—
surplus and reserves reached
this company during the fiscal
assets,
d advertisements must be made In New York funds.
IMnoto
at tha
*48.00 per year; fa Dominion b«
4
(312)
CAPITALIZATION
Loss—
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—Reports
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.. .Monday, July
"•
GIVING
EFFECT TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Total
costs
—
2,780,051
—-
—
First
mortgage bonds
stock,
cumulative,
par value (authorized)
<,501,049
Net
operating
income
Total
-—
before
Federal
for
income
$578,963
15,874
"$183,C58
Cr95,502
taxes.-
Federal
taxes
income
Provision
———"1108,532
———1—
14,874
income-
—
Net
income
Earnings
;
1
"$0.22
$0.73
backlog of
compared
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Converts
19.
July
-
CBS-Columbia
television,
Manufacturing
reported
on
its
of
radio and
electronic
apparatus
man¬
and
government
industrial
electronics
manufacturing, Mr. Hartman said.
represents another step in CBS-Columbia's continuing
expansion
and
diversification
In
the
television-radio
and
move
program
of
receiver,
and
industrial
electronics
fields.—V.
181,
2239.
p.
The
company
July
on
filed
5
letter
a
of
notification
($100
par
Wichita,
—V.
share),
per
Kan.
177,
The
The
for
be
to
are
for
used
July
on
Inc.,
&
filed
6
Washington,
expansion,
C.
D.
letter
a
6%
E.
Drexel
Co._
Si
of
Reid
3,50o
3,750
Goodbody & Co.---.
j.-—
Harriman Ripley Si Co.,
The
Weeks______
E. Hutton
Lehman
R.
S.
Kansas, Inc.,
Stone
5,000
Crouse
..
•
the
with
corporation
14,
July
July
proceeds
.'There
5,000
of
headed
Kidder,
by
Peabody
the
500
Si
be
used
to
proceeds
Consolidated Cigar Corp.—Debentures Sold—The
$15,000,000 of 41/4% sinking fund debentures due June 1,
1975, which were publicly offered through Eastman,
Dillon & Co. and associates on July 14 at 100% and ac¬
crued interest, have all been sold and the books closed.
such,
as
'
Co.
are
be
added
available
be
to
for
the
of
balance
the
for
facilities.
ating
with
improvements,
Authorized
respect
to mill
has under
and
Container
and
paperboard
this
but
but
The
to
with
the
SEC—
the
SEC
rate,
funds
by
of
cost
See
might
also
V.
in
to
capital
to
oper¬
appropriations
$7,500,000.
of
a
to
proceed
large puip
neigborhood of $30;-
the
been
made
John
L.
S.
Freightways, Inc.—New President—
Snead,
Jr.
has
been
who becomes Chairman
James,
Snead
Mr.
1949.—V.
has
181,
been
named
of
the
President
SEC
Executive
Vice-President
since
2470.
p.
The
Leland
succeed
to
Board.
Consolidated's
U308
Continental
corporation
to
share,
per
pay
181,
without
underwriting.
to
mining
The
notification
to
proceeds
with
offered
be
Consolidated
York
New
Natural
holding
Gas
Co.—Bank
it
company,
July
on
20,
Period End. May 31—
has
radius,
H.
plant
joined with three of its subsidiaries in the filing of an application with
the SEC with respect to borrowings b' each; and the Commission has
given interested persons until Aug. 8, 1955, to request a hearing thereon.
According to the application, Coimoluated propose|s to make borrow¬
ings from
in
one
amounts
will
issue
or
not
promissory notes with interest
increases
in
V.
7.
182, p.
plant
construction
budgets
for
and
See
Deep
other
reasons.—
Cutter
writing group managed by Morgan Stanley & Co. placed
on the market on July 21 a new issue of
100,000 shares
of $4.16 cumulative preferred stock
(without par value)
at $101 per share and accrued dividends from
July 1,
1955, to yield approximately 4.12%.
prior
to
to
preferred
July
July
1,
1,
1960,
1965
at
Co.
share
$103.25
is
the
shares
held
scribe
will
©f
basis
record
$105.25 per share
thereafter but on or
government
one
shares at $45.25
share for each 20
new
1955.
(EDT)
p.m.
Aug. 5,
1955.
offering to its full-time employees
(including officers) the privilege of subscribing under
the Employee Stock Option Plan for not more
than 100
out
of
the
derwriting syndicate
stock, at $45.25 per share,
portion of the 373,689 shares
The
members
of the
un¬
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co.; Allen & Co.; Blair & Co.
Incorporated;
are:
and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler.
The
investment
Ladenburg,
11.71
cents
chase
of
stock
not
banking
Thalmann
for
made
the
on
the
contract
due
sales
to
sales
last
of
Gamma
which
year,
of
offer
to
compensation
the
373-,689
the
Globulin
for
shares
company's
company's
net
the
for
share
earnings,
same
all
on
LV
outstanding.—V.
W.
the
of
pur¬
common
of
received
other groups as
Bros.,
follows:
$49,476.42;
Boston
Corp.
and
ferred
from
and
Ripley
from
& Co.,
$59,567.00; Lehman
Inc. and The First
&
Co.
representatives
D and V
The
SEC
after
period
taxes,
and
$73,000
are
(Limited
181, p.
the
concurrent
sale
sale
of
the
of
additional
100,000
shares
of
common
new
the
firm
does
not
after
will be used by the
company for the acquisition of prop¬
construction, completion, extension or improvement of facili¬
ties, or for the improvement or maintenance of
service, or to reimburse
the company's
treasury for expenditures made for such purposes.
The
company's
$78,800,000
in
capital
expenditures
for
following similar expenditures
of
the generation,
communities
and
townships.
than
and
and,
EARNINGS
For
the
of
The
including
sale
of
of
the
company
incident to its
cooperates
revenues
and
Population
3,400.000.
munities
purchase, distribution
townships,
distribution
with
For
the
year
$169,990,000 and
12
months
ended
V
stock
1954.
share,
and
282
in
the
pur¬
communities
territory
also
and
dealers
1954,
net
served
supplies
the
and
July
on
filled
7
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
to
be
offered
of
1955
Net
estimated
heat
in
at
more
five
com¬
had
total
operating
$26,552,000.
the
company's
inccme
before
with
total
operat¬
on
been
awarded
Share
filed
the
is
the
service
12ta
is
additional
an
Glaco
scientific
a
contract
for
Co.—Hearing Sept. 14 —
Public
that
application
an
it
with
the
SEC
pursuant
to
Utility Holding Company Act of 1^35 for
is
from
exempt
all
provisions
of
that
Act
to
that
assure
Bond
Share
and
directly,
any
bargaining
Share
and
such
between
Ebasco
companies.—V.
and
these
companies
or
182, p. 111.
13
amendment
changing
the
on
—V.
132,
to
the
the
name
York
New
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
May 28, "55 May 29, '54
sales
and
taxes
base
income
provision
to
method
stock
Stock
per
certificate
of
this
of
Balance
incorporation
to
company
new
filed
was
Crescent
Exchange under the
Months
Ended
30—
June
to
—
give eilect
method
of
the
to
normal
Net
earnings
$1,489,143
share___
from
Federal
therefor
before
taxes
taxes
the
Higher
1955
1954 /
2.006,000
1,757,000
(est.)
1,053,000
earnings after
figures
do
not
credit
because
of
Internal
taxes
take
taken
the
into
account
1954
which
in
retroactive
Revenue
repeal
for
will
last
Giordano,
units
President,
under
sold
either
in
1954
also
second
—V.
half
181,
the
of
p.
and
year
that
the
have
month
be
to
Section
of
in
reversed
six-month
462
period
company's
expected
are
the
activities
continue
at
a
to
of
to
the
company
June 30 filled
on
to
pay
shares
share),
per
July
on
L.
of
without
incident
expenses
were
during
high
a
well
Oil
and
letter of
notification
stock
common
the
block of
The
of
3,200
well
gravity
oil
announced
Gulf
acres
flowed
in
at
will
oil
Gulf-Devon
Alberta, Canada.
and
to
with
the
Kelly announced
the
sale
in
The
mately
be
one
he
explained,
from
arise
to
on
clarify
"to
reports
news
which
merger
has
asked
bidding
the
total, $1,100,000
fund notes, while
sinking
The proceeds
barges,-the
in
June
to
extend
any
these
misunder-
connection
recently
was
the
Interstate
requirements
will
will
be
the
balance
fund
the
with
anircunced."
Commission
Commerce
the
on
of
sale
be
used
to
said.
will
be
also
first
5%
preferred
$1 900,000
will
ship
mortgage
first
4V2 %
be
preferred
notes.
corporation
notes
Federal-Mogul
which
the
have
Devon
an
of
Co.,
No.
well
the
company,
with
completed a discovery
in the South Stony
1,
was
Lsduc
405
that
had
Lcd.uc
The
rate
excess
completed on
has
a
barrels
allowable
on
July
of
432,000
14
of
33%
for
100
unitized
a
The
at
help
for
pay
Some
towboat
a
$600,000
of
and
12
cargo
outstanding
presently
refinanced.
8AU0B
of
640
oipua
acres.
qjnw
below.
-
shareholders
hours
per
companies.
of
Aerial
seajB
of
concluded
uranium
to
this
radiometric
Aubui
pa-jeofput
surveys
aABq
of
May
900.000
shares
of
is
than
20
of
88%
Approved—
and
Bower
approved
the
of
both
to
subject
the
of
11,
two
1955.
shares
companies
Under
had
terms
approved
the
of
that
lormal
the
action
will
agreement
being
taken
at
become
the
meeting to be held on July 27, and
ing Co. board of directors meeting to be held
S.
Peppiatt,
said
President and
that
Bower
Chief
will
be
Executive
operated
Gray
The
of
the
Muzzy,
combined
combined
number
of
new
company.
The
Chairman
formerly Federal-Mogul's
net
number
of
worth
of
the
shareholders
employees approximately
two
is
board
of
pro¬
holders
July
29,
the
merged
the
ox
structure.
new
3.
Vice-Chairman
the
Board
will
A.
of
be
chairman.
7,000
6,000.—V.
of
division
companies
about
effective
Ofiicer
a
as
the
H.
t'ue
the
company
Board
merger
Federal-Mogul board of
Bower Roiling Bear¬
on July 28.
directors
company,
the
agreement,
outstanding Bower stock will receive 1,000,000
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc., stock.
area
iqjadoad
was
of
area
the
Bearing Co.
to merge the
companies
the
and
will retain its basic organizational
Strickland, former President of Bower, will become
cor¬
Roller
proposal
a
stock
merger.
included
expected
38
arrangements
lands
the
of
directors
on
the
G.
that he had
acres
favor
corporation
July
on
More
proposal
The
posal
It
cf
day.
this
of
meetings
separate
in
Corp.—Merger
merging of the Bower company into
Federal-Mogul Corp., and the changing ol the latter s name to ^- ederalMogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
interest.
24
barrels
Laguna-Grants section of the Colorado Plateau.
is divided in to 690 permits, each
containing approxi¬
section
Corp.
Federal-Mogul
two
the
acreage
•saiimuouB
made,"
competitive
five-year
par
to
are
poration. He said that the properties were checkerboarded over an
covering 21,900 square miles in northwestern New Mexico. This
as
continues
Barge Lines, Inc.—To Issue Notes—
sinking
ship mortgage
SEC
at
offered
be
Acquires Uranium Properties—
Sol
going
now
are
air condi¬
ir.a^ucactured
been
level.
(Canada)—New Discovery—
President,
Canadian
Royalite-Canadian
area
have
which
RCA
Co., Midvale, Utah—Files—
underwriting.
The proceeds
to mining operations.
Leduc Oils Ltd.
Wheel'ock,
Royalite
for
that
confirmed
19
trademark
RCA
mortgage notes.
The
Devon
is
might
corporation
voted
R.
181,
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.—Merger—
30,000,000
cent
used
rates.—V.
current
that date.
Whirlpool-Seeger
p. 212.
waive
of
2012,
Desert Treasurer Uranium
The
which
Federal
Ol
incoming orders for
year,
beyond
statement
182,
non¬
Code.
that
last
of
—V.
by 25%.
stated
ahead
"This
proposed
The
the
year
S. Keir, President, stated that
incoming orders for June were
highest of any June in the company's history,
exceeding the same
He
arrangements
$845,000
John
6%
at
approximate
912,000
$953,000
(est.)
deducting
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Contract With RCA—
Salvatore
tioner
stanoing
$15,686,000
(est.),,
after
thereon
income
on
$0.98
—
provision
taxes
$345,799
$1.66
—
common
per
860.
July
Dealings
began July 14.
$15,911,000
recurring tax
1955
$343,149
Crl02,650
base
inventory
Corp.
name
l.
Sales
These
1,030,000
$1,183,740
Cr305,403
—
amount
Earnings
p.
Dennison Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
Net
1,873,149
1,375,000
inventory
—
Fedders-Quigan under contract
30, 1956. Negotiations which RCA
Income
$31,935,684
2,558,740
effect
taxes
"Transferred
7.
p.
Earnings
give
of
by
Six
$66,387,291
-
before
Federal
the
$50
at
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Changes Name—
An
is known
dividends
over
applicable
for
retailers.
This
Glaco
cents
underwriting.
and
business, sells appliances
company
income
Junt 30,
is
steam
gas
has
of
declaring
and
Profit
2355.
shares
996
without
Plains
of Michigan,
electricity in 1,480
of
in
about
State
areas,
gas
in
to
has
Co.
Endicott Johnson Corp.
stock
I
ing
revenues
were
$178,503,000.
preferred stock was $27,657,000.
the
sale
rural
natural
electric
appliance
and
amount
$62,800,000
BUSINESS—Company is engaged, entirely in
chase,
will
1955
on
to the normal
preferred
approximately 7
(Voting) common
or
Voting)' and
pre¬
stock,
announced.
Canada.
Six Months Ended—
Net
the
erty,
and
Manufacturing Co., Inc., Bessemer, Ala.—Files
corporation
covering
(one
from
Valley
President,
States
Glaco Chemical Corp.,
Aug. 15,. after which Glaco
will begin within a 300-mile
National
completion
U. S. Army for the production of 90 mm. cartridge
Masillon, Ohio, plant, Benjamin A. Ragir, President,
July 12.—V. 181, p. 2>28.
3(a)(5)
stock
covering
$70,027.23.
$42,156,538 $33,240,446
the
by
arm's-length
and
stock
common
Morgan Stanley
proceeds
the
the
Harriman
(jointly),
PROCEEDS—Net
shares
for
Gillespie,
the
of
for
Piedmont
as
may be necessary
indirectly through Ebasco,
See
also
were
2927.
p.
than Section 9(a)(2);
and the Commission has scheduled the
application for hearing on Sept. 14, 1955.
At the hearing, inquiry will be conducted into the
questicn whether
any
order of exemption should
be subject
to
the 'condition, among
employees.
Bids
plant
the
United
company
order
"Net
month
stockholders
Chase
The
use.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$6,717,975
and
year.
dividends
the
by Kuhn,- Loeb & Co. and
winning bid of $43,762.71 or
underwriting
shares
unsubscribed
subscribed
headed
group
Co.
&
share,
per
any
Public offering of any un¬
shares is scheduled for Aug. 11.
common
is
common
unsubscribed
being offered to stockholders.
subscribed
sales
Rights to sub¬
on
The company also is
shares of additional
this
The
per
total
in
prior
common
C.,
Electric Bond &
Bond
share.
per
July 21,
on
or
offering holders of its
value) the right to subscribe
of
expire at 4:30
on
181.
be
may
countersigned by
sanitizing and chemically glazing commercial baking pans.
announced
of
Laboratories—Sales at Lower Rate—
decline
The
also
(without par
on
at
share
per
total of 373,689 additional
a
per
at $104.25
Power
stock
common
for
redeemable
thereafter
and
Consumers
is
stock
2023.
p.
agent.—V.
share
per
and
Ekco's
iniluence
170,
$8
future
does not exercise control or a controlling
of its public-utility or holding-company clients oper¬
ating in the United States or stand in such relationship to such publicutility or holding-company clients that there Is liable to be an absence
Name—
below.—V.
Corp.
for
1955—Month—1954
scheduled
Products
at
cases
corporation reports sales for the first six months of 1955 of
$6,494,000 compared with $7,803,000 for the like period in 1954. Sales
to legular trade channels are reported to be well ahead of last
year.
heavy
Consumers Power Co.—Securities Offered—An under¬
new
Oil
valid
redemption
at
detached
or
be
This
have
The
Rock
cf ' sEeuk.—
other
.1955—6 Mos.—1954
$3,010,999 $18,698,274 $15,692,023
at
3%., Consolidated
further proposes to make loans to the three
subsidiaries, as follows:
The East Ohio Gas Co., $3,000,000;
Hope Natural Gas Co., $2,000,000;
and New York State Natural Gas
Corp., $4,500,000.
The funds are to
be used by the subsidiaries for additions to gas
storage inventories, lor
These
ended.
kind
Awarded Contract by U. S. Army—
or
Corp.—New
1955
Stores, Inc.—June Sales Higher—
N.
is
the
in
This
1774.
p.
the
stock
common
to
as
others,
between Aug. 15, 1955, and Dec. 31, 1955,
$8,000,000 in the aggregate, against which it
exceed
181,
Crescent
banks
more
to
unsecured
—V.
of
redemption,
so
used
Co.—May Sales Up—
$10,719,907
of
bakers in
method of
operations.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Sales—
over
holders
Products Co.—New Glaco Plant—
for
an
Cook Paint & Varnish
Borrowings—
announced
was
is
Charlotte,
service
10
/•
This
21.72C
111.
subsidiary,
a
Section
•
at
,
and
one
-
30,
the
at
be
to
are
time
agent
Bank
p.
Ekco
The
•
with
Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
incident
expenses
4,508
-
than
-
reeorhed
increase' of
an
stock,
period of
more
$7,391,529
—V.
Ekco
June 35 filed a letter of
shares of common stock
on
490,000
covering
cents
shares
two
the
Sales
Container
aggregate
buy
at
redemption
$1,263,000
Consolidated
quarter
'
of .June
as
he.ders
'
-
common
of
of
^
Period Ended June 30—
public
212.
p.
holders-
ana
*
..
of
the second
as
6,447
Edison Bros,
amend¬
additions
construction
has
182,
of .1355,
1954.
holders
V
stockholders
number
Container
purpose.
and
facilities
which
mill
final; determination
no
construction.
the
on
underwriting
an
supplied
general
the
30,
152,855
2580.
Manhattan
due
debentures
interest
be
unexpended
fabricating
by
over
(Inc.)—Number of
-V
/
,,
will redeem on July 29 its outstanding 5% cumulative
stock at $27.70 per share, which includes accrued dividends.
purchase warrants attached to the preferred shares, which, entitle
Stock
holders
replacements
consideration
a
.The company
-
exercised
corporate
any
clas3
as
area.
preferred
-
statement
Si
be
operated a§ a
display rooms as well
Philadelphia market
the
ip
by
Duriron Co., Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
.
500
expects that such corporate purposes will include the allocation of some
$10,000,000 for use as additional working capital and the allocation
000,000,
212.
to
are
will
include
p.
3,750
3,500
terms
underwriting
and
June
stock
preferred
181,
1,020
137,582
were
V.
ment.
to
are
price
offering
owned
of
'
the .first quarter
number-on
figures
Securities
1955, covering $35,000,000 of sinking fund
1980, to be offered for public sale through
1,
group
operations
items sold
company filed a registration
statement
13,
1955,
covering $8,500,000 of Systematic
With
Insurance
Protection
and
Systematic
and
$1,500,000 <of Fully Paid Programs.—-
July
increase
,the clo.se of
Company—
registration
a
its
50,000
furnishings, and sup¬
Institutions, railways,
5,000
Trask
Winckler
-
Midwest,
investment
on
Programs
company^was
an
1,000
500
of America—Registers With
tiled
1955,
3,500
;
the
will
and
in
duPont deNemours & Co.
1,000
Wood, Struthers Si Co.-—
•
>
5,000
J.
expand
hospitals,
warehouse
anywhere
Programs,
2471.
Inc.—
Co.-——
P.
1,000
.
3,500
;
"
York
SEC
(E. I.)
This
Watling, Lerchen & Co.___
White, Weld Si Co.-
■
clubs,
completion
Stockholders Increase—
.
Co.——,
Co.,
Webster
&
Corp.
Spencer
>
750
■
Brothers
182, p. 212.
Net
p.
-
2.000 *
Cr>
and,
182,
-
3,500
Si Co
Livingstone,
—V.
etc.
See details in V.
-
Kenower, MacArthur Si Co.
participating preferred
through Auchincloss, Parker
net
-
New
the
and Co.;—
Si
Si
H. Schneider
with
and
any
of the
lines of equipment,
hotels,
in
Philadelphia, Pa.,
,
supply
after
service
■
.
2435.
p.
181, p.
;
1,000
&
Smith, ♦Barney Si Co.——>
Smith, Hague, Noble Si Co.
5,000
Si
3,500
Jackson
Roney
V. Sattley
H.
E.
enlarge
to
Accumulation
Co500
—J.-L-—■
C.
"...Wrn.
2,000
Inc.
Webber,
176,
This
V.
and Co.-
Si
Cuitis
Co.----—
1,000
Si Co.5,000
Si
Sachs
O'Donncll
Paine,
500
Michigan Corp
Fulton,
Goldman,
C.
complete
i,
5,000
F. S. Moseiey & Co
R.
will
able
facilities
Accumulation
.
1,000
.
Co.,
be
delivery
witlh
Pierce,
Nauman, McFawn
Gilbert & Co
1,000
Beane_j
&
1,000
Co._
Si
working capital.
notification
of
Co.—
Lynch,
Fenner
1,000
Clark
W.
Sr.
cumulative
share)
per
&
Merrill
,
Inc.
.
to be offered
Arlington, Va.—Files—
Co.---
500
Butterfield
This
Co.,
Drug
Si
McDonald-Moore
5,000
>
Bennett
Si
to
.'*
.
Dreyfus Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers With SEC —
>
1,000
Manley.
500
H.
Container Corp.
corporation
Redpath.
pay
proceeds
covering 30,000 shares of
to be offered at par ($10
stock
A:
net
Inc..,
Si Co,
?
750
Co.:
Si
Co.___
1C79.
p.
Community
SEC
cumulative preferred stock
through First Securities Cp. of
SEC
the
with
covering 3,000 shares of 4%%
Simonds
Hornblower
Co., Inc., Atchison, Kan.—Files
Shares
.
branch,
—V.
of
aggregate
an
Co., Chicago, III.—Acquisition—
include complete
new
tiuck
them
MacNaughton-Greenawalt
2,000
Corp.
Buys, MacGregor Ac Co
Campbell, McCarty & Co.,
W.
Commerce Acceptance
Securities
Klyth & Co.,
First
and
design,
below,
.
8tanley Si Co.____ 10,500
Donovan,
the Columbia Broadcasting System.
will permit CBS-Columbia to strengthen
of
space
base
the
development
The
the
is
division
additional
broaden
.
Industrial
*
ufacturing
The
and
Government
forth
The
A
severally
to
sell
to
'
-
for
.
H.
of
agreed
Shares
Morgan
in
Charge
has
company
in
American
Space
Approximately one-fourth of CBS-Columbia.'s manufacturing facility
Long Island City, New York, has been converted to government
And
industrial
operations,
Robert
K.
Hartman,
Vice-President
in
the
the respective amounts set
100,000 shares of new preferred stock:
Baker,
-
and
have
&
restaurants,
airlines, and ships.
100,000 shs.
below
named
These
plies
7,847,487 shs1.
10,000,000 shs.
underwriters
Don
Don.
199,550 shs.
-
(without par value)—_
purchase,
severally,
orders at the end of 20 weeks was $1,824,000
on Jan. 1.—V. 181, p. 2239. /■„
open
$982,000
with
to
agreed
"Loss.
The
Edward
'
*
1867.
Philadelphia,
547,788 shs.
$4.16 preferred
Common stock
$291,037
shares)
(400,000
share
per
'
.
since
area
1,500,000 shs.
:
Won
This company, the largest restaurant
supply house
has acquired the Duckworth Co. which
has served the
,
258,825,000
without
preferred
$4.52 preferred
$594,837
303,800
"$88,156
———
500,000,000
-
$4.50
UNDERWRITERS—The
'
Outstanding
.
Preferred
Other
(ltd ward)
.
Authorized
.
_25, 1G55
179,
is
$37.SCC,000;
and
p.
the
1265.
the
combined
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5449... The
Volume 182
fication
:
.
Ended
Year
capital.
Sales
'
the
of
address
.The
is
company
of Massachusetts—Files—
.-Federal Mortgage Corp.
corporation
Total
-
Int.
office is located at 59 Olmsted Drive, Springfield, Mass.
The ccmpanys
Paper Board Co., Inc.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
June 13,'55 June 18,'55
Mar. 26,'55
sates
Net
Cost
Sell.
fvilmia.
&
6,495,000
:
593,000
exps
Other charges
on
v.a^ts
707,000
inc.—
$626,000
♦Earns,
Net
$0.77
$0.45
$0.90
♦Based
Oh
shares.—V.
700.000
♦
$0.35
This
ice
subordinated
and ac¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
quickly oversubscribed. See details
and associates, were
in
V.
182,
share—
reflect
in
retroactive
,
"It
said.
The
Calif.—New Plant—
which manufactures electronic components, on July 5
of a new West Coast plant at 10023 West
Blvd., Culver City, Calif. Officials of the company stated the
delay lines used by their western customers.
square feet of floor space will be used for research, test¬
production, Sid Barry, President, said.
Plant equipment in-~
eludes shielded laboratories, screen rooms and all modern test facilities
and
for the design and development of' electronic components to
rigid military specifications.
;
.
•
•
.
?
The company has also purchased 2V* acres of additional property in
preparation for further expansion.
necessary
meet
to
on
filed
June 30
M.—Files
notification with the
letter of
a
stock to be offered at par
(10 cents per
share)
through Coombs & Co. of Ogden, Utah, and
Shelton Sanders Investments, Albuquerque,
N, M.
The net proceeds
are to be
used to pay expenses incident to mining activities.
of common
shares
3,000.000
New
FIcta Mexcante Grancolombiana, S. A.—Buys Six
Pays for Them With Coffee—
the
Seville,
line
for
signed contracts
$17,000,000 and will
just
has
Spain.
reception
the
that
said
D;az
Dr.
American
terms
the
of
contracts
favorable
met
have
ships will all be of the same design, with a deadweight tonnage
7,500 tons; displacement of 12,000 tons; speed (loaded)
17 knots;
The
of
capacity
two
the
also
cubic
will
with
the
\far&
With
line
450,000
vessels
The
space.
of
of
be
10
vessels
and
delivered
55,000 cubic feet of refrigerated
to Grancolombiana over a period
delivery
first
scheduled for the end
Grancolombiana
construction
new
has
feet;
will
25
own
of
1956.
vessels.
The
charter.
under
July
on
Johnstown
Gloversville
&
The
it
(EDT)
to nccn
first
sufficient
Account
to
on
Aug. 8,
2
1955,
Wall St.,
New
receive tenders
York 15, N, Y.,
for the sale to
mortgage bonds, series A, due July 1, 1991 to an amount
exhaust the funds on depo it in the Released Property
at prices
1955.-V.
181,
house
not to exceed
100%
and accrued interest to Aug.
10,
959.
p.
Corp.,
largest
F.
Howard
will get underway immediately,"
service shops operations now
area," he added. "One story
of
General
in
shop
will
completed
be
April
in
of
1956,—V.
182,
Motors
Corp.—Fisher Body to Expand—
division
Body
General
of
Marion,
near
Motors
the
Yankee
will build
a
new
Goodman, Vice-President
Fisher Body, announced
of
Manager
second
GM's
assembly
Fisher
new
half
new
plant
B?dy
dollar
billion
the
of
plant is
new
164-acre tract on
a
,
.
General Portland Cement Co.—Earnings Increase—
'
$2,180,200 after taxes in the three months
with earnings of $1,741,100 In the
year ago, Smith
W*. Storey, President, re¬
ported to stockholders on July 19.
Earnings per share were $1.05 for the three months ended June 30,
1955, and 84 cents for the like period of
1954 based on 2,079,942
shares of common
stock presently outstanding.
Sales in the quarter
ended June 30,
1955, totaled $9,904,700, as against $8,423,500 in the
totaled
earnings
ended
June
three
compared
1955,
30,
corresponding
quarter
months
a
1954.
of
WHBQ
2928.
Co. of Wisconsin—Preferred Stock
Offered—Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp. headed an underwriting group
on July 20 offered publicly
10,000 shares of $4.50
($100 per share), plus
cumulative preferred stock at par
and
1955
General Acceptance Corp.—Further Expansion—
Thomas
and
cinnati,
of
which
contract
announced that they have entered into a
provides for the acquisition of control of Central Ac¬
July
on
preferred
1960 and
new
30,
June
proceeds will be used
the
BUSINESS—The
serviced
total
a
construction
1955
118,082
at
was
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
will add
1955 were $6,866,533
First
PRESENT
35/«%
series due
series
series)
in
Ja'y Hopkins, Chairman of the Board and President, announced
19 that as part of a new long-range program of basic scien¬
John
July
on
manufacturing in the
nuclear- field, the directors have approved an initial outlay of $10,000,000 for research laboratory facilities.
The laboratory will be devoted
tific
development
engineering
carch,
re
line
worH-wide
The
before
with tne corporation's expressed
distribution of atomic power.
actual
the
construction
end of
the
of
year.
the
belief
in
the locations being
laboratory is the San Diego, Calif., area.
While each division will continue to do research
the
need
for
to be started
considered for
the
own
take
and
appropriate
to
field, this basic research program, according to Mr. Hopkins,
all divisions of General Dynamics.—V. 182, p. 213.
its
will
benefit
Cost
$13,900,000 of its notes and preferred
stock wi.h institutional investors.
The comnany sold privately: $12,000,000 of 316% 10-vear promissory
notes at 993s, $1,000,000 of 4%%
capital notes, due 1969, at par; and
10.000 shares of cumulative preference
stock, $5 series, at $99 per
corporation
has
placed
share.
The
the repurchase of un¬
finance paper from Harris Trust & Savings
Bank and for
capital to take care of additional business and advances to
proceeds
collected
working
subsidiaries.
were
See also
used
V.
182,
in
p.
connection
8.
—
with
these
to sell
new
are
privately in
bonds
preferred
who
is
being
of
&
under
a
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc. 2,000
The Milwaukee Co.:
2,003
Loewi & Co
1.000
&
Securities
Webster
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
The Marshall Co._.
112.
p.
General
Thomas
RKO
Tire
F.
Radio
O'Neil,
&
Rubber
President,
Pictures,
purchase
500
500
Inc.,
from
on
Co.—Buys RKO—
Corp.
(which
Ark.r
be
to
"
,
I
*-
1955
1954
1953
$86,7j.2,342
$78,o60,874
$65,lo*i,469
36,023
102,9o9
88,2u4
$86,807,365
$78,963,813
$65,252,733
sold-——5o,j63,o76
oo.OjO.add
income—
misc.
and
40,lol,723"
shipping
expanse,
charges
on
—
7,565,605
6,888,787
5,392,805
14,193,729
13,197,972
11,317,134
220,644
116,8:5
143,u92
3,832
Interest
products
long-term
on
amortization
Other
of
interest
Federal
m-n.
*
exp
103,249
\
deductions
4.53J
——
80,422
92,252
2j,789
income
5,902,144
5,069,d71
5,056,036
s
$o,4j3,oo5
$3,452,144
outstanding—-.—
1,338,266
i,32-.,78j
$.*.70
$2.o7
$3,122,572
oo3,333
$4.69
state
and
debt,
debenture
expense
Miscellaneous
Net
taxes
on
earnings
shares
Common
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
182,
share—
common,
9.
Goodyear Tire
Rubber
&
July
18
announced
Akron, O.—Stock
Co.,
Of¬
fered—The company
in July 22 offered to its common
shareholders rights to subscribe for 913,531 shares of $5
par value common stock at $50 per shaie on tne basis of
one share for each 10 shares held of record July 21, 1955.
Subscription
expire
warrants
3:30
at
(EDT)
p.m.
on
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc. Heads a nation¬
investment banking group which is underwriting
Aug.
8,
wide
1955.
the offering.
The
represents
offering
27
the
first
public financing by
this company
years.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds from
the
issue
will be
added to
the
funds.
general
company's
expected
tne synthetic
rubber plants recently acquired frtm the government and other chemi¬
cal
and
rubber
production facijit.es.
Dur.ng the five years ended
Dec.
31,
1954,
expenditures lor real estate, plants and equipment
Expenditures for plant
and properties during 1955
to exceed $50,000,000, including substantial exp^usiun of
exceeded
in
are
$210,000,000.
and Its subsidiaries are engaged primarily
of rub.er tires, tubes and other rubber
sale
and
manufacture
the
manuflacture and sell many other items including
products for use in the aviation industry, various plastic products,
chemicals and metal
products.
They have 26 plants in the United
States and
17 plants in foreign countries.
Through subsidiaries, the
company operates for the government an atomic energy plant in Ohio
and an ammunition loading plant in Indiana.
in
years, the company's consolidated net sales have exceeded
by any otfu» company engaged primar.ly in the tire
products industry.
Tires, tubes, and recapping and repair
many
reported
rubber
and
also
and
products,
represented approximately 57%
of consolidated net
no other product line accounting for as much as
with
1954,
sales
13%.
capitalization adjusted for the
issuance
of
the
stock includes $250,145,000 of
funded
debt; $13,241,900 of preierred
stock of foreign subsidiaries;
and 10,048,846 shares of $5 par value common stock.
Outstanding
additional
common
CAPITALIZATION
—
UNDERWRITERS—Among
underwriting
the
those as.ociated with Dillon, Read & Co.
The First Boston Corp.; Kuhn, Loeb <fc
Inc.
in
Morgan Stanley & Co.; Blyth &
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,
are:
Co., Inc.; Glore, Furgan & Co.;
Peabody & Co.; Lazaard Freres
Lehman
Co.;
Co.—New Process Developed—
and
of
the purchase of
Howard Hughes.
new
a
bagasse,
Grace & Co.
for the con¬
into a hign
paper product.
outstanding features
commercial
grade
of
One
hours
the
rate which
pulping
five
to
it
as
plant
or
of the new process is the quickreduces the present pulping methods from several
minutes by transforming bagasse directly into
ten
leaves the sugar mill.
ground for the "PEADCO
testing
14,000
Co.'s
sugar
acre
plantation
PROCESS" was W. R. Grace
Faramonga, Peru. A pilot
in
built In Paramonga in 1953 where Grace has
first successful
bagasse pulp and paper mill
was
world's
15
W. Bolton & Sons Inc. and W. R.
continuous quick-pulping process
the fibrous residue of sugar cane,
John
Birdseye,
version
&
on July 18 announced that, the newly formed Process
Development Corp. (PEADCO) owned equally by Clar¬
company
developed
has
operated the
for the
past
years.
in
obtained
results
The
the
Fall
of
1954
a
satisfactory that
commercial plant
all the pulp required for use on one of
the pilot plant proved so
small "PEADCO PROCESS"
in
produce
machines.
The plant has produced such highly
successful pulp products that
W. R. Grace & Co. is planning for 1956 a complete changeover to the
"PEADCO PROCESS" in its Peruvian plant which will have a capacity
of about 100 tons per day.—V. 131, p. 2356.
was
completed
to
paper
Grand Union
finance.
contract
to
Corp.,
price
was
was
Co.—Current Sales Higher-
Period End. July 2—
the multi-million dollar
check is scheduled to change hands today (July 25).
The sale comprises
the major motion picture producing and dis¬
tributing company with extensive studio and production facilities in
Hollywood and Culver City, Calif.; control of studios in "New York
City; access through part-ownership to producing facilities in Mexico
City; 101 domestic and foreign motion picture exchanges which RKO
operates in a world-wide distributing system; the facilities of RKOPathe, Inc., and RKO Television. Inc.
The sale does not involve th? former holding companv, RKO Pictures
The
the
be
with
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
ministrative,
of $25,000,000 in ca h is beileved to represent
the largest single financial transaction in the motion picture industry
and one of the largest cash sales by an
individual in the history of
The
notlficattion
advertising,
research,
ad¬
and general exps
Selling,
The
2,000
Jackson
2,000
182,
of
transportation
pulp
No. of
Shares
Corp.
—-V.
share)
per
letter
a
cumulative preierred stock
through Southern Securities
—
and
products
incl.
July 1955.
offered through the
firm commitment
to
securities now offered:
the
Curt's
Stone
5%
income
Warehouse
ence
No. of
American
General Finance Corp.—Private Placements—
This
for
Webber,
filed
of
(W. R.) Grace &
Shares
Paine,
other4
any
SEC—-
With
Corp.—Files
30
($100
divs.,
The
26,071 shs.
10,000 shs.
61,000 shs.
26,071 shs.
10,000 .' hs.
75,000 shs.
._
par)
expects
underwriters,
pay
picture industry than in
181, p. 2472.
June
1—
sales
Paramonga's
laboratory is expected
"Among
($100
and
primarily to nuclear research and development. Mr. Hopkins said that
one of the main objectives of the
new facilities will be to bring down
reactor co'.ts through simplified design a.nd increased efficiency.
This
is. in
-
company
below-named
the
and
WNAC-TV,'
Mr." O'Neil said.—V.
Year Ended March 31—
'1,000.000
40,000 shs,
t
stock
and
WNAC
grown
owns
System
Ga.; Hill, Crawford & Lanford,
Inc., Litt.e Rock,
Security & Bond Co., Lexington, Ky. The net pioceeds are
to reduce bank loans.—V. 181, p. 205.
Evaluation
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Research—
*
——
(cumulative,
par
preferred
♦The
General Dynamics Corp.—$10,000,000 for
$100
preferred
$4.50
the motion
Gerber Products Co.
1,500.000
1984—
due
stock,
issuable
$5
has
It
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Un.on Secu¬
rities
Corp.; White,
Weld & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; and A. G.
Becker & Co., Inc.—V. 182, p. 9.
$2,750,000
1,920,000
1,250,000
1982-
series due 1983-——
Common
111.
p.
3.30%
3%%
Preferred
1950.
Savannah,
&
Unlimited
mortgage bonds
1
series A, due 1970—
series due 1979
103 offices,
rocket"
another
Inc.,
Broadcasting
Stations
owns
Harriman
FINANCING
Outstanding
3»/4%
3'/4%
Corp.'s
General,
of
company
since
Lee
Co.;
EFFECT TO
Authorized
Toledo,
Acceptance
also
This
Cj.
fields
Don
shares
on
3,000
par
materials
the company to pay part
which is estimated at
by
ended April 30,
12 months
$633,687.
the
for
income
net
the
Waterworks
corporation
covering
offered
surrounding
making a total of 110
offices in 19 States presently operated
by General Acceptance Corp.
The
acquisition,
to be effected through an exchange of General
Acceptance Corp. common stock for the common and preferred stock
of
Central Acceptance Corp..
will bring to the tri-State area, Ohio,
Indiana and Kentucky, the $70,000,000 resources of General Acceptance
Corp., whore common stock was recently admitted to trading on the
New Ycrk Stock Exchange.
Exact terms were not disclosed.—V. 182,
to General
Ohio,
30,
program
18
ceptance Corp. by General Acceptance Corp. This acquisition
seven
offices,
located
in Cinoinn^ti, Hamilton,
Dayton and
June
is $105 through
$101 thereafter.
a subsidiary
of General Telephone Corp.,
telephones as of April 30, 1955 in 350
territories in Wisconsin.
Total operat¬
company,
of
and
revenues
and
President
Wood,
E.
Ohio,
through
$103
cost
It
entertainment,"
For
the
of
$3,644,000.
ing
F. R. Wills, President of this corporation,
of Central Acceptance Corp.,, Cin¬
joint announcement,
a
price
PROCEEDS—Net
the
Ru.ber
&
Teleradio,
General
of
television
and
System,
BUSINESS—The company
which
of
manufacturer
WHBQ-T\f,
the
General
The
\
Jy
Redemption
and
Memphis; and KFRC, San Francisco.
purchase of RKO the General Tire & Rubber Co. now has
and
of
SEC
had earnings in
company
radio
greater investment in
in
the first half of this year amounting
to $3,820,400,
equal to $1.84 a share, compared with $3,117,200 and
$1.50 a share in the first six months the year before.
Mr.
Storey said the annual productive capacity of the company's
newer
Dallas,
Texas
plant will
be increased by
1,250,000 barrels
of
cement beginning this month.
Expansion has been authorized at
the
Fort
Worth, Texas
plant,
which will qdd) 1,250,000 barrels of
cement
to its productive capacity beginning early
in 1956.—V. 181,
The
the
plants.
state routes 18 and 21,
northwest of Marion.
It will contain approximately 1,776,000 square
feet of floor space.
•
'
After
adding
the
two new
stamping plants, Fisher Body will
operate 35 plants located in 21 cities in 11 states.
The division also
supplies
seven
additional
General Motors assembly plants in this
country and 22 foreign plants.—V. 182, p. 213.
Site
President
Network.
finished
the
is
of
of
Boston; WOR and WOR-TV, New York; KHJ and KHJ-TV, Los Angeles
Total
Motors
James E.
Ind.,
General
and
of Canada,
Aero-Jet
95%
developer
Tire
Broadcasting
used
Include more than 132,000 square feet of fac¬
and will employ about 300 persons,"
Is
Mutual
the
than
more
and propellants.
rapidly
and
McCullough.
Mr.
communities
In
owns
O'Neil
City
space,
Tire
commercial
components
those
Inc.—Secondary
Dairies,
also
F.
accrued dividends.
Offering—A seconday offering of 15,000 shares of common stock (par
$2) was made on July 12 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $23.62
per share, with a dealer's discount of 55 cents per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 212.
Foremost
Tire
Thomas
those
York
New
General Telephone
City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
up
of 4%
apparatus serv¬
electrical main¬
Jersey,
to be announced as a
capital expenditure program
disclosed June 21 by Harlow h. Cur* ice, President of General Motors.
;Mr.
Goodman previously announced that
Fisher Body will build a
new
stamping plant at Mansfield, Ohio, containing 1,776,000 square
feet
of
lloor
space.
He
also revealed that Fisher Body will add
approximately
970,000
square
feet of
new
construction to seven
for Bonds—
will
New
Co.—Tenders
RR.
Internal
20.
This
'
part
p.
Fonda,
to
greater
plant
General
like
Colombia.
in
and
State
building
new
designed
Fisher
The*
of
Net
the con¬
struction of six new vessels worth
pay for them
with
Colombian coffee,
according to Dr.
Alvaro Diaz, S., President.
Four of the vessels will be built at the StulCken shipyard in Germany
while
the
lemaining
two
will
be
built
at
the Elcano Shipyard,
South
This
of
Chemical Co.; General Tire
International Co.; General Tire <fc
Specialties
General
Ltd.
Net
stamping
'
Vessels and
will
which
J.,
York
New
dollar
provide
multi-million
a
N.
Bergen,
for
service
new
existing
corporation
462
Section
of
111.
}
Over 1C.CC0
covering
General
Co.;
Corp.;
South America; and General Tire & Rubber Co.
field
construct
will
of
Is
the
General
and
Five States Uranium Corp., Albuquerque, N.
Rubber
Interest,,
production of
radio-freqrer.cy interference filters, capacitors, pulse forming networks
The
vania!
Rubber Co.,
"With
high, the structure will
tory
and office floor
p.
factory was custom-designed for the efficient design and
SEC
repeal
leather
and
the
Acceptance
1954.-
North
"Construction
This company,
ing
$1.53
$1.47
share
165,727,889
$1.92
$1.42
$1.33
212,613,221
$2.46
$1.53
$1.47
$2.30
chemicals
acquisition of RKO, General Tire becomes a maijor
factor in the production and distribution of motion pictures."
General
Tire's
wholly-owned
subsidiaries
a ready
Include Aldora
Mills; General Tire & Rubber Co.; India Tire & Rubber Co.; Pennsyl¬
motors,
-
announced the formal opening
Jefferson
235,617,000
178,000,000
lor autjmobile
interiors,
and BJlta Corp.
The-
products
these
of
other products.
many
with
General
excess
per
facilities
according
Filtrcn Co., Inc., Culver City,
.
870,034
.198,913,221
of
company
located- in
212.
p.
653,360
191,700,000
per
to
Code
shop
he
recently publicly offered at 100%
were
653,360
supplier
acquisition of Textileather Corp.
achieved substantial stature m
has
goods and
taxes,
McCullougli, General Manager of the company's Service Shops Depart¬
ment, announced July 14.
Sold—The $6,000,000 of 3% %
debentures due July 1, 1975,
crued interest by Merrill
475,097,923
New Service Shop—
Ferro Corp.—Debentures
which
paid
Revised
tenance
convertible
its
company
a
1876..'.
181, p.
prime
through
72,883,000
declared
Dividends
$2.31
-
391,266,581
charges
share—
per
Dividends
$1,631,000
$1.65
$0.45
declared
Dividends
391,266,581
earnings—,
Earnings
306,000
1,751,000 '
$1,169,003
share
com.
per
' $543,000
$0.88
income
429,497,347
45,600,576
tax__
Revenue
Net
the
several
subsidiary
June 19,'54
300,000
1,303,000
142,000
596,000
158,000
(net)
Federal
358,354,314
32,912,267
:
Federal
for
profits
$8,372,000 $16,951,000 $16,727,000
6,525,000
13,020,000
12,122,000
566,000
1,159,000
917,000
$8,579,000
L_
—
tales:
of
358,354,314
32,912,267
renegotiation
Provision
24 Weeks End.
12 Weeks End.—<-
»
2,521,241,424 2.521,241,424 2,631,360,609
income
last
"Now,
income-
financial
Fed.
67,269,345
ex¬
operations
income—
for
and
Federal
from
other
&
Prov.
^
79,481,810
79,481,810
equip.
&
costs,
non-operating
Total
capital.
plant
oi
and charges__
•Income
on
^
2,959,077,548 2,959,077,548 3,128,127,301
operating
penses
•
July 15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $75,000 of 12% bonds due in five years commencing Dec.
31, It51).
They are to be offered at par (in denominations of $100
each), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used for working
The
other
All
$
■*
products & services to
Depreciation
Conn.
Green, Yvcstport,
1953
$
$
customers
Colonial
Duberstein,
Wilbur
c/o
of
Annual Report
'Revised
,
^
the
and
Pei-
'
31—
Dec.
,
for working
The proceeds are to be used
program
over
'
.
each), without underwriting,
aggressively pursued by General Tire & Rubber Co."
years," said Mr. O'Neil.
'
"Already one of the nation's largest tire manufacturers, General Tire
last year
became the largest producer of plastic sheeting and film,,
-1954
—,
corporation on July 15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering $75,000 of
12% bondss due in five years commencing
Dec. 31, 1.59. They are to be offered at par (in denominations of $100
diversi¬
purchase of RKO marks another importantvstep in the
"The
Revised—
General Electric Ce.—1954 Earns. Statement
Connecticut—Files—
Federal Mortgage Corp. of
The
signed
on
July
18
and
the parent company of RKO
Radio Pictures, Inc.).
Sales
A
N.
----------
1955—5 Wks.—1954
1955—13 Wks.—1954
$26,547,998 $21,015,331 $ 0,753,071 $74,748,129
Grand Union super
Total area of the market is
big
Y.
square
new
market opened July
17,500 square feet, of
13 In Ithaca,
which 10,500
feet Is sales area.
Registers With Securities
and Exchange Commission—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on July 11,
117,748 shares of its $5 par common stock, to be
offered under the company's Employees Restricted Stock Option Plan.
The
1955,
—V.
company
covering
182,
p.
9.
6
(314)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Granite City
Steel Co.
Set
Sales
in.c
"Earns,
J
"Based
after
for
$278,353
11,380,603
5,8.97,000
1,864,700
$5,483,603
$1.74
$0.34
$2.93
the
shares
dividend
months
and
outstanding
requirements
six
months
Hercules
at June 30, 1955,
of
$119,473
and
ended
June
30,
The
1955,
for
Grant Co.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. June 30—
Sales
1955—Month-—1954
$27,704,761
—V.
181,
181,
in
the
New
York
chase
Net
shareholders
modern
D.
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$25,924,823
$139,975,860
of
which
equity
Borrow
$5,000,000—
S.
MacBride,
"sharply
increased
not
Mr.
and
—V.
old-style
kilns
small
with
large
a
$7,674,69'3
—V.
181.
$7,593^320
is
expected
currently
Hercules
$88,412,398
from
of
use
debt-iree,—V.
the
181,
Ltd.—Debentures Offered—
the
new
equipment."
issue of 4'/4'4
debentures, 1955 series, was offered on
to the public by a group of investment dealers headed
by
Gundy & Co., Ltd.
The offering price was 100 and interest and
the
debentures
will
dated
be
Aug. l and
$50,000 principal
sulking
fund
will
retire
1958
1960
and
$100,000 in
to
the
Ol
each
of
will
mature
amount
the
Aug.
in
to
1975,
1,
the
A
turn'
bonds,
Great
Files
The
balance
will
be
added
corporation
be
at
cents
to
and
June
on
500,000
10
used
Uranium
Securities
covering
offered
to
Northern
With
The
SEC
plant.
to
3
of
share,
Inc.,
Exchange
Ofiled
shares
per
Co.,
Utah
Denver,
of
(par
without
underwriting.
note and for mining expenses.
repay
The
plant
Juiy
14
of
its
L.)
Green
Period Ended June 30—
magazines
service
of
will
explosives
be
co:structed
customers
facilities
new
be
underway
be
proceeds
are
that
piant
in
strategic
served
now
by
—V.
181,
additional
$39,900,961
by
2801.
p.
&
and
modernization
by early fall,
iall of 1956,
greater
Films Co., Inc.—New
Officers
Working Agreement—
its
Modification
announced
new
both
terms
of
its
of
to
Guild
Vitapix
Films
entities
was
permit
greater
flexibility
the
on
part
•Of
through
will
the
other
continue
to
established
and
program
make
181,
tThe
its
The
the
company
Gas
Both
July
Co.
of
is
opening
acquisition
The
new
accounts
The
June.
1954.
1955,
and
purchase
the
Acme
board,
of
announced
increase
sales
against
of
show
those
105%
1954,—V.
for
of
181,
51%
for
month
the
month
4
,
underwriter,
oi
of
Funds,
Inc.,
investment
ing the
and
of
additional
1,500,000
Hamilton
filed
company
the
Mfg. Corp.
Besides
the
of
A
securities
of
series
Funds
specified:
H-DA
Periodic
1,500,000
shares;
of
1955,
series
H-C7
to
Hudson
Pulp
&
Paper
Corp.
below.—V.
179,
of
Radio &
Hanna
The
company
1955 of
of
on
cover¬
$5,649,865,
41.77
tue
share
a
first
half
of
same
.six
number
months
depletion,
Net
41.12
in
lust
the
of
profit
in
the
second
was
and
second
share,
quarter
net
profit
preferred
in
the
is
pre. ent
time
six
beginning
its
Roland
total
1951
Radio
$1,555,200,
development
quarter
of
compared with
last year.—V.
and
$166,500
for
96
on
the
cen^s
a
This
for
its
36th
$220*^6''2
Net
for
established
fiscal
previous
Earnings
year
the
transferred
stock.—V.
which
year
all-time
closed
per
share
the
to
180,
April
This
record
27,
to
stated.
$5.02
payment
surplus.
p.
Heinz
were
sales
of
as
dividends,
amounted
to
of
$234,179 207
1955,
it
Last
year's
was
a
to
total
$3.22
351.
$3.12
of
per
for
is
As
be
announced
Bank
and
for
stock.
Net
Earnings
share
$5 433 029
a
'
was
—V.
of'common
share
sold
were
in
in
181,
the
&
New
For
1950.
N.
net
Y.,
is
indus¬
the
the
products,
This
corporation,
staples,
of the
for
manufactures
on
stapling
July 20 announced the acquisition
country's largest manufacturers of
wire
the
makers.
sidiary
which
Holly
Ohio—Acquires
nation's
Prior
of
T.
to
J.
telephone
the
Cope,
companies,
acquisition,
Inc.,
of
Fasform Firm
machines
Fasform
SEC
and
4,098.471
Net
firms
wholly
and
tion
owned
coveiuig
of
and
use,
30
bv
had
orders
This
such
distributors
versatile
Radio
&
New
Co.,
York
Inc.,
of
The
a
minimize
a
up
(&
14,214,172
A.
The
its
10
its
at
dent
oi
management.
share.
The
notification
proceeds
first
Industries,
semiannual
Inc.,
June
30,
30,
the
shows
June
1955
report
purchase
consolidated
amounted
to
of
lor
to
are
•*
of
this
whose
net
sales
$46,242,514.
$3,055,621.
or
Consolidated
,
totaled
of
net
$1,404,891,
common
dividends.
stock
The
income,
equal
after
to 97
assets
for
be
with
the
be
subscrip¬
added
taxes,
cents
per
Profit
>
include
be
the
share
on
effective
before
cost
its
June
I
30.
compared
electronic
new
team
makes
for
of
data
so-called
available
scientific
data'
on
an.
management
processing
who.^e
the
three
activities
own
take
alrgest
to
facilities
facilities
of
are
a
only
complex
desiring
were
2.410
a
accounting
a
machines
2,500
item invenDoryl
employee, factory
three hours to complete, .
included.
And the
701, .
on
of
part
solved
transportation
ship
to
various
to
51
of
data
problem
quantities
destinations.
types
a.l
processing
work.—V.
181,
of
1,232,500
of
the
dollar
New
office
Mexico,
corporation's
Potash
The
building
is
expected
to
be
ready
1956.
con'ain
formation
over
12,000 square feet of office
all staff officers at International's
building, with resultant
one
-
-
.
Resources
of
both
to
the
company,
to
natural resources
of
field
Jonathan B.
Co.,
Management
to
the
Lovelace.
Los
new
Presi¬
Angeles,
Calif.,
Fund.
An
offering
Fund,
Inc.
res
and
of
will
rves
concentrate
of
fuels.
securities
strategic
Among
its
investments'
natural
resources
investments
su-h
representing
leading
hemispheres.
&
Management Co. already serves as an invest¬
investment companies with combined assets
several
company
consultant.
to
the
to
claim
governments
will
retain
Stanford
Research
Institute
-
Internal
Revenue
as
from
a
tax
Code,
credit
dividends
adopted
in
various
paid
to
the
1954,
amounts
will
per¬
withheld
Fund.
was
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up 4.4%—
19$5—Month—1954
1955—5 Mos.—1954
1955
Period Ended June 30—
shares
currently
outstanding, after provision for preferred
outstanding shares include • those issued for the pur¬
Sal
.
—V.
s
________________
181,
p.
2801.
$5,251,797
$5,031,462
'
will
foreign'
$100,000,000.
shareholders
by' foreign
investment
new
in
20 by
adviser
sizeable
proportion
management
technical
and
minerals
Research
excess
July
company is planned in the fall of this year and
underwritten by a group managed
"by Kidder, Pea-
qwning
in
on
the
essential
adviser
this
of
investment
investment
be
substantial
a
mit
on
ending
taxes,
half
Carlsbad.
near
charge
13.
March,
will
refinery
in
Corp.—New Bldg.
quarter-million
new
a
and
July
on
Chemical
&
build
Research
the
to
Revisions
:"
.first
the
ended
$50,672,332
pe
companies
company
announced
oi
Slock
Capital
Frontier
months
-
.
for
the
capitalization.
months
to
integrated
time
off
immediately.
the
Capital
will
companies
to
-
became
six
same
six
machines
cn
run
mine
world-wide
was
companies
The
the
the
on
tools
to
Vice-President
about
for
in
including
as
corporation "to
This
on
period, and compares
corresponding
1954 period of
the
an
full
origins
will
structure
expected
in
o.tered
p.
handle
start
new
of
tne
is
1440.
reported
taxes.
share
a
the
amounted
entiry, would
four
announced
plan
which
Houdaille-IIershey Corp.—Earnings—
Heller
Corp., formerly The Heller
Co., was acquired recently
group of businessmen headed
by Leo T. Norville,
Chicago attorney
senior
partner in
the
law
firm of Norville
and
Dent.
Others
involved in the acquisition include
Alfred
A.
Strelsln, President of
a
p,
of
income
$5.82
International Resources Fund, Inc.—Plans Financing—•
A
'
be
to
demon traied
day's
a
mintues,
potash
Into,
will
specialize
in
.
The
by
per
to
end
corporation
Federal
space and will make it possible for
Carlsbad operations to have their offices in
efficiencies.—V. 181, p. 2801.
SEC—
stock
this
1155,
for
of
and
650
for
can
occupancy
The
$5.24
common
capital
securities
lineup
departmem
corporation
Norman
for
$15,121,490
$4.90
Of
the
Ii
"Giant Brains"—
20
International Minerals
This
15,686,523
$14,153,675
and
of
need
processed
from
center
bui.ding
Subs.)—
$1.41
letter
$0.21
of
26.3.
compan.es,
a
the
l .test
not
speed
costs
product
The
p.
„
filed
$32.91.
subordi¬
$4,053,584
29
share
period
contains
demonstrations
and.
$8,900,868 $30,264,098 $32,597,221
543,535,
1,611,723
1,570,703
28.200
58,122
84,600
1,940
226,406
133,895
v.
per
30,
taxes,
July
the
do
mere
1955—9 Mos.—1954
distr.bution
61,233
was
estimated
at
combination
702
paychecks
948,457
manufacture,
June
complete
and
running
State.—
were taken
Ltd.
4,273,609
1954
$80,917
65,34 4
value
corresponding 1954
on
basis
which
eight minutes.
payroll, which in
sub¬
The
:ri
1776,
p.
corporation
which
a
charge
series
ment
Pa
1101.
174, p.
Increased—
market
months'
income
the
in
in
$31,648,764
181,
■*
new
a
valuei, adjusted by provi ion for Federal
value n - share at the bid sid£ of the
after
six
the
center
capacity
A
and
1,220,435
$19
of
overloaded.
in
$29,043,663
3,393,805
of
Federal
brains,"
made.
Worts
the
corporation
hourly
can
According to J. F. O'Brien, President of
Heller Corp., the
acquisition
Includes all accounts
receivable, raw and finished
inventory machinerv
tools and
engineering drawings and data. The
firm will be known
the Fasform Division
as
of Heller and will
move
to a
newly leased plant
in Cleveland,
Ohio; about Aug. l.
and
at
interest
cost
of
high-speed digital computers
and dat.;
processing equipment.
Included are the IBM 702, 701, and
650 electronic data
processing machines as well ai sinaiLr, medium-'•
sized electronic calculators.
over
174,272
shares of
capital.—V.
accrued
pension funds.
part,
—
the
181,
outstanding
$4.j,004,414
Work
&
oi
ended
$23,870,992
income
process.ng
country.
in
I
liquidating
liquida.ing
for
International
emi^nv^es
working
com¬
ld55
side
Demonstrates Team
days
purcnase
4% .convertible
Corp.—Files With
2,400
was
$0.24
tne
bid
months
of
before
v, iw.
approxi¬
$8,726,596
June
in
pay,
net
1955,
processes
$1.34
on
It
finished iate this year.—V.
___.
$26.74.—V.
shares
companies
259
over
organized
;
Sugar
be
to
income after taxes for
the
$2^,600,314, equivalent to $5.27 a share
engaged in
incorporation
$3,888,999
corporation
one
equipment and products
public
utility
Fasform was a
Philadelphia,
Inc
The
205.
p.
the
company
firm,
six
income
equivalent
body & Co.
Heller Corp., Cleveland,
181,
International Business Machines
Corp.—Earnings Up—
Television
covering
full
Pnonogr&ph
were
523,913
of
division.—V.
.
further
in
of
have
14,409
charges
additional
at the
the
development
year
l'oim
205.
p.
separate
used
into
and selling of
electronic
equip¬
Radio
July 1, 1970, which
share
all
be
appreciated
the
be
Brunx,
'
their
at
taxes,
plant
.
the
would
presently
the
are
fiscal
102,530
per
After
to
1j55
30,
at
income
share,
defence
Is
June
ma.ket
convertible
Ave.,
facilities
facilities
$7,923,656
earnings
a
Hudson
geographical loca¬
W. Va.; Pine Blulf,
Wellsburg,
$85,017
de¬
$7,620,952
taxes.
at
Co.—Bonds Sold Privately—The
privately $3,000,000 of 3Y4% first
:
the
302,704
income
President.
share
assets,
per
a.lied
and
plant
Steelman
interest
Prov.
were
Water
are
per
valued
"giant
present
interest
sales
per
of
stock,
Geiger counters and affiliated
of
development of electronic ap¬
been
incorporated in the design
has
plant
depreciation,.
all
1
2242.
p.
placed
dividends
any
Herold
1955—3 Mos.—,1954
income
Debenture
$8,782,324 from $5,585,676
compared
its
per
shall
pace.
.
income—
Total
Prov.
Presidenfc-
increased 57%
Mr.
year,
After
ago.
an
^ ** ** Heinz
934
income for
the
year
Heinz Co.—Sales at New
High—
company
$5.25
on
amount
Period End. May 31—
fiom operations
Dec.
on
bonds
181, p. 2o81.
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
income
income
Sale of Debentures—The unsubscribed
'Earns,
the
extended
Corp.—Acquisition—
income
Net
Net
common
of
Gross
by the
Division,
share
be
sinking fund
Six Months Ended June 30—
incorporation da.etf Juna 15,
Division
Hiram Walker-Gooderham
to
1077.
p.
of
rate
to
depreciation,
equal
redeem
Insuranshares Certificates Inc.—Income
by the underwriting group managed
by Lehman Brothers
and ; Hornblower
&
Weeks, were sold to the public
at 115% of par. See also V.
182, pp. 9 and 214.
Other
(II. J.)
—
has
proceeds
receive
to
declared
as
25c
government
start
subsidiaries,
principal
to
mortgage
mortgage bonas, due 1985, at par and
nine insurance companies and three
This
nated debentures due
months
during
$3,518 264,
or
and
the
and
as
$6,000,000 water reservoir to
182, p. 112.
$1,428,983.
was
$3,067,182,
181,
provision
charges
were
1955
and
manufacture
volume
Corp.
wholly-owned
Coal
first
located
are
operate
Indianapolis
with
from
app.icat.ons
its
plants
will
company
manufacturing
radios
occupying
of
will
made
from
annum
dealer's discount of $1.25
per share.
a
to
to
tax
5%
guarantor, has
per
loan
1.
Hudson
Co.
as
Tue
by
pleted.—V. 181,
';
the
throughout the
the
income
Coal
Co.
3'/2%
offering of 2,000 shares of common stock (par
$10) was
on
July 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $o8 per share,
1956.
Electronics Corp..
field
all
at
York.
made
705 shs.
the
modern
new
name
development
now
Hudson
New
of
Cement
of
requirements
Federal
of
1,
possession.
Va.—Sale
first
dividend
of
Tremont
Y.
The
company
and its
subsidiaries
customers strategically located
V.
outstanding cemmon shares.
In
$5,101,300, equal to $1.59 a share
was
shares.-
ended
common
reported
equal after
3,0." 1,392.
the
net
amortization
profit
a
on
1954,
11
a
the company.
company
of
East
Enjineering
ol
its
shares
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
July
of
Charlotte, N. C."
Ideal
The
2248,
p.
&
$6,000,000
Bank
Hudson
Hammond
a..d
Hammond
preferred
distribution
stock
value
par
N.
products
of
$14,425,349 $11,713,649
300,001 shs.
of
entitled
plus
par
its certificate'of
trans,6tor
jj-6 Mos.—ln54
a
$1,948,989
to
sa.e
distribution
at
alter Sept.
upon
through '4he
program
the
of
quarter.'*
Higher—
o4
1, 1962, at 105%, plus accrued interest.—V.
business
AiK.;
purchase
products.
Hertz Corp.
(M. A.)
be
other
preferred
the
time
changed its
Herold
new
the
expecta¬
earnings
1954
take
pursuant
nominees.
their
or
respect
full
of
Vernon,
Development
Sales
Mazer,
and
2,
equipment and
for
the medic..1
both
Hammond Bag & Paper
Co., Wellsburg, W.
See
of
any
paratus
At
exce'eded
to
basis
snare
quarter,
"The acquisition," Mr. Mazer
said, "will afford
converting and shipping points at three desirable
Of¬
to
hs.
:
and
shell
or
in
and
in
share
electronic
and
$20,000,000 face amount
Certificates.—V. 180, p. 440.
Investment
made
concentrates
commercial
new
60%
11,
dividends
paid
stock
Mount
automation
their
have
per
results
this corporation of the muloiwall
bag manufacHammond Bag & Paper Co. of
Wellsburg, W. Va.
in
exchange for shares of class A common stock of
Hudson
was
oi.itiaily announced on July 17 by William
Outstanding
conversion
issuance
stock
radio-phonographs,
research
of
of
after
July
on
for
company
be
Each
c-mpuny
company's
Colo.—Registers With
amendments
800
for
underwriters
or
By amendment of
1355,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
Delaware
borrow
City
acquisition
tunng
FINANCING
'499,000 shs.
plant at 742
thereafter it leased
company
ment.
a
well
as
785,000
,
mately 80,000 square feet cf
Denver,
the
PRESENT
$105)
small
a
months
secvicn
The
Hamilton
TO
of the
the
shall
common
phonographs,
of
#
managing
July 14. See details in V. 182,
on
(b)
with
connection
reserved
arc
any
program
announced
213.
(par
the
paid
unpaid.
leased
six
The
Gulf Sulphur Corp. —
Debenture Offering Oversub¬
scribed—The public
offering of $4,500,000 5% series A
convertible debentures and 5%
series B convertible de¬
bentures due July 1,
1970, was quickly oversubscribed
and the books
closed, Bear, Stearns & Co.,
p.
to
Hudson Pulp & Paper
present
company was organized and
incorporated in
by J. L. Herold, M. J. Steelman and R. J. Kalb on March
first
of
month
2472.
p,
*
and
company when and
non-cumulative dividends at the
aside,
stock
but
shares
and
time,
from
six-month
on
first
1955—Month—1
by
The
the
BUSINESS—The
1,050
same
in
EFFECT
preferred
before
year,
set
to
the
30
York
results
Corp.—June
with
company
June
aue
work.ng capital will also enable the
sales program,'-and to .establish bank
of greater inventory requirements.
reserved
profits
option of the holder, at
It
the
the
of
of
Co.
area.
of
shares
dissolution
trial
those
r.rrangement;,
cents)
shares
of
assets
Gas
approximately
sales
gas
*
the
in Tampa
companies,
Gulf
these
Tampa
add
above
increase
an
of
that
of
or
2929.
p.
publicly held
its
periods
25
issued
directors,
preferred
Bottle
be
annual
per
headquarters
the
serve
companies
win
Cities' consumer list.
also
an
to
these
Gulf
Appliance
June,
Florida
division
new
of
to
show
of
the
companies have their
with
the
acquisition
of
a
corporation
1955,
announced
these
simultaneously
Cilie.s
16
net
clared
1955
currently
-
first
corresponding
time between Sept. 26 and
Dec.
The pioceeds will be used
this financing will be
devoted to
eliminate the large
factoring charges
discounts
stock
(par
20,000
declared,
Corp.—Acquisitions, etc.—
on
Associated
Tampa.
and
Gas
the
Houdaille's
some
additional
GIVING
21,150
to
share
facilities
Upon
Gulf Cities
•
Stores
National
of
to
laboring
trade
pfd.
holders
out of
1674.
p.
and
warrants
telecasting
available
basis.—V.
stock
which
stock
of
their respective objectives.
arrangement, Guild Films Co. wi'l continue
Corp.—but will
be
enabled
as
well
to
firms
on
(a)
accelerate
seasonal
non-cum.
Common
Kaufman,
President of the
Guild
Chairman of the Board
of
Vitapix.
Vitapix
Corp.
Co.
two
to
Cali¬
(N. Y.)—Stock
Authorized
attaining
new
with
national
channels.
the
cf
further
CAPITALIZATION
t$5.25
between
proceeds
for
R.
Fetzer,
will
in
the
agreement
Reubrn
E.
arrangement
association
release
earlier
by
John
organizations
By
its
the
jointly
and
company,
The
of
film
on
meet
to
net
Such
s.
to
credit
of
television.
First
with
present
advantage
materia
company
this company and
Vitapix Corp. on July 22 announced
a
new
working arrangement in their cooperative
enterprise for the
production, sale and distribution of national
programs
181,
This
with
Electronics Corp.
working capital,
discontinuing
Oi
Guild
the
shares
West
the
the books closed.
1955—5 Mos.—.1^54
$40,866,065
months'
belu»^
2473.
p.
arrangements
fered—Weill, Blauner & Co., Inc., New York, and Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa., on July 14 of¬
fered publicly 100,000 shares of
common stock
(par 25£)
at $3 per share.
This offering was
the
to
Radio
PROCEEDS—The
1955—Month—1954
$8,761,196
$8,502,494
Sales
six
that
substantially
for
common
aggregate
$2,34 4,267
tions.
Co., Inc.—June Sales Up 3%—
v
"the
mind
the
on
Hudson Coal Co.—Bank
Loan to Retire Bonds—
Bacchus,
this company,
production st
by
oversubscnoed
(II.
that
in
figures
purchase,
the
,
will
Ilerold
with
cent)
one
modernization
on
Plant—
Colo.—
notification
stock
Utah
completion scheduled
by next summer or the early
The transfer of explosives
operations lio.n
California to
Utah
will
thus
be
gradual, as new
facilities are completed at Bacchus.—V.
182, p. 213 and V. 180, p. 351.
173,
Commission—
letter
a
common
the
.
funds.—V.
general
to
Construction
965.
P.
Inc.—Modernizes
of
storage
areas
proceeds,
approximately $4,000,000 will be used to retire
Aug. 2 the outstanding 4'/2%
general (closed) mortgage sinking
about
manulacture
Co|ast
years
with
Sales
project which will terminate dynamite
Contra Costa County, Calif., and devote
Additional
1974.
said
were
Howard
2118.
p.
a
in
fornia
of
each
1961
years
Frontier
outstanding
Period End. June 30—
The
nitrogen products and other chemicals.
The move will be made
gradually over the next 12 to 18 months,
the company said,
and
is designed
to make the Utah plant one of
the most modern
explosives manufacturing units in the country.
26
Wood,
ol
part
Hercules,
$4,500,000
A
June
Co.,
lor a $2,000,000 expansion and
dynamite piant were announced
Utah,
as
Great Lakes Power Corp.,
Powder
Plans
$84,465,017
1
2801.
p.
of
the
connection
bearing
181,
—V.
Sales
Peo
share
per
•
comparable either in
like period oi 1954.
the
tions,
President, said the borrowing will be retired through
depreciation on the new facilities, aided by better
resuds
1955—11 Mos.—1954
in
$18.30
to
stock.
inclusion
increase in
$482,288
four
stockholders''"
$22,583,152, equal
common
the
the
13 approved a plan to borrow $5,000,000
company's Stockertown, Pa., piaat.
material handling and milling facilities
the
equipment
operating
$125,425,725
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—June.Sales Up—
1955-Month—1954
to
to
with
July
on
of
Corp.—To
the
per
totaled
Due
as
and
50.000 shares purchased
by Ralph F, Peo,
agreement, at one tn.n niarxet price of 13%.
*
capital, as of June 30, 19551 amounted to
$17,624,443,
$7,091,837
consisted
of
cash;
and
common
as
kiln.
corporation
Period End. June 30—
Frontier
working
outstanding
2801.
p.
of
President,
are-
Cement
modernization
modern
2801.
p.
partner
The company plans to replace
with
(W. T.)
Fulton,
1,232.500
213.
p.
Hugh
that
$0.61
common
three
182,
and
Walter
said
fields.—V.
$1,353,232
preferred
respectively.—V.
Fulton.
O'Brien
automotive
$719,446
Chicago,
of
and Halley.
acquisition of Fasform is the first in a series
of moves planned
to diversify the operations erf The Heiler
Corp. to
increase the company's base of
operations, and thereby increase its
sales and earnings.
He added that the combined machinery of Fasform
and Heller ultimately will enable the firm t) enter
both the toy and
3,222.932
953,300
share.
1,775,017
on
1,672,746
$3,199,499
deducting
Corp.,
firm
Mr.
3.468,000
<est.t_
com.
per
law
1955—6 Mos.—1954
6.667.499
tax.
income
Net
Cenco
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
$29,365,887 $16,927,093 $55,016,335 $33,410,552
——
lnfncomebtaxes
Federal
(&
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Period End. June 30—
Monday, July 25, 1955
$24,598,590 $24,011,439
.
Volume 182
Number 5449
i
This
1955,
investment
Boston
interest
[Kansas
12
trust.—v.
the
hi
filed
company
amendment
an
15,
July
on
p.
aojl,
Ended
Monuis
taxes
:
Net
operating
L.corne
Other
revenues
145,076
Net
etc.,
deductions.—
834,882
$3,430,135
$1.76
dividends
stock
Earnings per share
—V.
181,
of
SI.98
stock
common
Inc.—June Sales Increased—
__n
181,
—V.
-r
See
Basic Refractories,
Inc. above.— V.
equal
to
Period End. June 30—
Salts
lbi,
-—*.
$2.52
Sales Up—
1955—G Mos.—1954
$26,5y3,886 $25,237,018 $14o,897,613 M>r42,ob4,353
a
this company
I, Plant—
(S.
I
Beginning in October,
at
cpeiations
Mills
the
Division,
this company plans to gradually curtail
R. I., finishing plant o. its Kendall
air operations at this plant by the fa.l of
1955,
close
employees
plant
In
recent
Works
Jr.,
July
on
announced
Manager,
inventories
by a wide margin.
that "backlogs of orders on hand have
have
remained
at
an
nearing
has
has
concluded
b">en
offered
become
a
chased
plant,
1915, employs
major
a
finishing
about 270 people.—V.
of The
2119.
unit
181,
p.
Kendall
Co.
Kentucky Stone Co., Louisville, Ky.—Annual Report—
APRIL
ENDED
YEAR
FOR
sales
(tons
stone!
sales
(tons
stonei
Net
sales
development.
Administrative, general and selling expenses.
Depreciation, depletion
and
deductions
Other
Net
taxes
income
pa.d
APRIL
SHEET
Prepaid
Supplies
inventories
Sundry
Fixed
1
receivable
accounts
Preferred stock
held for sinking fund ie^u.relnexits
(net)___
assets
186 shs.l
._
Accounts
{
,
payable
Accrued
■_
Preferred
($5
value)———
par
—
Capital surplus
Earned
-
surplus
ll___
;
__
declared the regular semi-annual
preferred stock in the sum of $1.25 per share, payable
July 15, 1955, to stockholders of record July 8, 1955.
The directors also declared the regular dividend of 37V2C p°r share,
and an extra dividend cf $1 per share, on the common stock, both pay¬
able July
15. 1955, to stockholders of record at the close of business
July 15, 1955.
The
directors
June
on
1955,
15,
the
.
net
expensive
9%.
Bedroom
1954,
year
to approximately 8,000
throughout tne United States
14 plants.
Last year
and a becuoom lurniture
reported
Kroehler
is.tubie
m
Sci7es%
ol
the
*
and Howard
Pyle, President of Monterey Oil Co., announced on July 13 that their
companies will carry on a joint exploration program in the Permian
Basin
of
West
Co.,
which
company,
carry
William Blair
act
area,
will
the per¬
provide
office
Permian
Basin
will
project
major
second
the
be
exploration
181,
;
Hooker
&
Hornblower
6,655
Weeks_£_
&
1,954
1,042
Period End. May 31—
Revenue
»
oil
from
&
181,
2,218
2,958
6,655
6,655
Peabody & Co._
Higginson Corp._j——
$8,464,637
$8,709,940
$1,714,331
Lee
Ryons & Co._-
Lester,
2929.
Loewi
&
Co
Kin-Ark Oil Co.—Adds Producing
A.
oil
full
acquired
its
£5 %
Kinard,
rights
Paine, Webber,
*
Rodman
County, Ark.
the
said
Kinard
Mr.
estimated
leasehold
acquisitions
affect
18
wells
with
G.
an
the
At
reached
Under
Mr.
years
Kinard
and
that
reported
th>y
that
agreement
has
—V.
of
terms
of
the
that
contract,
approximately 25
or
30 new
Kin-Ark
now
have
Taylor,
Saw
Mr.
drilling
with
planned
owned from 42.68% to 50%
by the acquisition.
Mr. Kinard
previously
covered
been
acquired by Kin-Ark
Bishop,
Eurns,
Mill.
85.35%
said,
Kinard
Properties
include
the
to
a
depth
The
V.
said
in the 14
full oil rights
in
which
181,
interest
on
p.
days,
•
1,400.000
increas d
barrels.
It
Texas,
currently
holds
oil
leases
reserves
on
by
approximately
properties in
Arkansas,
A
Colorado,
been
Louisiana, Mississippi, Montana,
North
Dakota
and
The Arkansas properties include both oil and gas operations.
Kinard
proved
near
estimated
Kansas,
Wyoming.
Mr.
its
its
areas
O.in
said
company
has cleared
and
No.
the
1
Is
two
well .Additional
presently
new
drilling
locations
for
three
drilling
exploration work is being
wells
financed
'
on
shares
remaining
The
initially offered to shareholders.
16,564 unsubscribed shares are
awarded
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$5,370,895 $32,213,012 $30,258,375
!
Co., Cleveland, O.—New
this
according
to
capacity generating systems, has
the United States Ordnance Depart¬
Neville, President.
Iorr- high
company
P.
H.
Contract, Etc.
by
will be us^d, in the main, for wheeled vehicles, with
tin principal application for radio power source, and for other appli¬
cations where additional power source lor electrical energy is required.
The
being sold
at tho
W. c,
FUbscription price, to a group of underwriters headed jointly by
'
Lar.gley & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc., and The First Boston Corp.
Proceeds from sale of the new shares will be used to repay
loans Incurred for construction.—V. 182, p. 113.
I
bank
/
contract'•
$1,500,000
ment,
in
purposes
Of
Loomis-Sayles Mutual
Leece-Neville
company
has
Properties, Ltd.—Bonds Offered—
in
2801.
brought five new wells into production during the past
increasing the number of wells operated by it to 66. Since its
organisation last January and subsequent public financing, the
subscribed
•
,
1955—Month—1954
$5,383,972
sales
181,
Ont., Can.
Inc.—June Sales Higher—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
—V.
to
Burns,
from nearby Lake J. B.
which is reinjected into
Lighting Co.—Stock Subscriptions—Thisi
July 19 reported that it received subscrip¬
tions for 97.3% of the 624,170 shares of common stock
offered to shareholders at $20.50 per share on the basis
of one new share for each 10 shares held.
A
simultaneous offering of 33,543 shares for subscription by em-*
ployees
also at $20.50 per share, was oversubscribed as subscriptions
were
received for 33,934 shares. The additional
391 shares required
to fill employees' subscriptions will be made available from the un¬
18 announced that it is in a strong financial
than $1,400,000 in cash and liquid securities.—
' '
+
threo
Thero
Island
Long
July
more
1312.
Lane Bryant,
in
Kin-Ark ownership was increased
Hill and Callaway leaseholds.
with
p.
)
the following: Abbott, Rowland,
McHough, Johnson, Lrewster, Mason and Union
Carroll,
company
position,
,
$3,150,000
late
Canada.
company
Financial Position—
The company
CO
6,655
Lake Nordic Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto,
of
,
(Canadian) of 4V2%. first mortgage bonds
June by McLecd, Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.,
the total, $2,200,000 are sinking fund bonds,
due April 15.
1980, being offered at par.
The $950,000 balance aru
serial maturities placed privately.
This new company recently acquired 13 stores from Loblaw Groce-*
terias Co., Ltd., and leased them back under a 99-year lease.
Proceeds from current linancing will be used in part to cover pur¬
chase of 12 additional stores from Loblaw Groceterias.
10.
—In Strong
wells arc
to be drilled.
Kin-Ark will receive a half-interest in oil pro¬
duction from the planned wells.
Work on the first three will be started
leaseholds
182, p.
4,436
& Co..
Leased
additional
marketed
Toronto,
782
2,345
1,564
2,345
6,655
Co.__
&
the water supply is obtained
supplements produced water
182, p. 10.
of
which
Loblaw
An
been
providing for future development at
properties involved in its latest acquisition.
expected
immediately,
6,000 feet.
Witter
Dean
Co.___i.i_"
61
Lerchen
,
Unit
M
formation.—V.
were
1,042
1,564
2,218
Renshaw
&
Walker
Quintuplex plunger
2,345
another oil company
Kin-Ark
to
cost
no
time,
same
with
15
H.
Watiing,
will add approxi¬
mately 225 barrels of oil to Kin-Ark's regular dally production and are
expected to earn back their purchase price within two years.
life of
producing
the
1,564
2,958
4,436
6,655
Jackson & Curtis.
Worthington
,
of
portion
Thomas
1,042
4,436
Ohio Company
The
working
other
four
A
,
1,042
2,958
Co.__^____
&
,
2,958
-
—
Mullaney, Wells & CO.——J —
leaseholds and increased to
oil properties in Union
producing
10
to
in
McCoimick
this company has
22 announced
President, on July
ownership
Properties—
2,958
—-
———
Ihc._—
Mason-Hagan,
Curtis
—
Kidder,
$1,787,807
p.
CO.___'_
five
injection
water
total
a
are
2,1,45
2,345
1,042
&
added
pumps
consists of 5,439 acres and is one of
projects in the Canyon Reef formation.
133 wells in the unit.
Diamond
The
1,042
Lemon
power
new
unitized
1,564
Johnston,
to pressure maintenance facilities at the Diamonc\
County, West Texas, this company—operator and.
unrecoverable.
7b2
4,436
gas
royalties
—V.
1955—5 Mos.--1954
1955—Month—1954
2,218
Kurd, Citgg & Co..
The Illinois Co. Inc.T
County Land Co.—May Revenues Up—
Kern
Scurry
782
Howard, Well, Labouisse, Frieoncns 61 Co.
—
in
participant—have
will increase water Injection capacity from.
15 000 B/D to 30,000 B/D at 2350 PSIG.
The Lion Oil Co. estimates
that
by injecting water and gas into the producing formation, they
will recover several
million barrels of oil which would otherwise bt>
2,345
5,546
extension
an
The
l,5b4
2,958
———
Fay___,
30.-
type power pumps.
1,042
782
2,345
782-"
2,218
effective on Sept.
Unit
major
2,958
2,218
6,655
Co.
&
Hayden', Stone & Co.—
2929.
p.
Gradison
D.
W.
As
M
4,436
Co._——
<fe
common
Adds More Power Pumps—
1,042
1,564
1,954
Read
company's
become
Shareholders
2,958
4,436
5,546
Sirpmons--
&
Gloie, Forgan & Co.-
Monterey and Kern County Land are associated.
Several
months
ago
the companies announced a joint venture for
coastal Louisiana,
where exploration activities are now in progress.—
V.
their
7,512
1,563
Harris & Co., Inc
& Simons, Inc
Fairman,
Frost,
which
in
program
the
2,345
1,563
1,564
Co
&
Collins
Juiicn
Midland.
in
that the Monsanto board intended to
cash dividend of 25 cents a share oa
stock with an annual stock dividend of 2%,
provided business activities and the combined companies' profits con¬
tinue at or near present levels.
The first stock dividend would be pay¬
able prior to the current year's end, Mr. Thomas said.
The merger, if approved by the stockholders of both companies, will
announced
also
Thomas
Mr.
21,ol6
4,437
—___
board.
Monsanto
the
6,o5o
4,437
4,436
—
Inc.-
Inc.-.
H. M. Byilesby & Co. JInc.)—
Central Republic Co., Inc.—
on
district
a
Co.
if approved by the stockholders on Sept. 23
of Monsanto $2 par value common
shares
IV2
supplement Its regular quarterly
I,000,u00 sns.
Company
Monsanto.
Allen Tnomas
the basis of
will be the issuance
stock for each out¬
standing share of Lion stock. Both boards have fixed the record dato
of Aug. 5 for stockholders entitled to vote at the special meetings.
;
Lion Oil Co. has 3,0..'0,515 shares of common stock outstanding, with
sales of $58,694,131 for the first
six. months of 1955. Monsanto has
15,851,901 shares of the new $2 par common stock outstanding, with
sales of $207,514,258 for the first six months of 1955.
The combination
of the two companies will represent total assets of about $550,000,000.
The identity of the Lion organization will be continued if the merger
is approved,
and it will be known as "Lion Oil Co., a division of
Monsanto Chemical Co.," headed by T. M. Martin as President of the
Lion Division.
T. M. Martin and T'. H. Larton will become members cf
12,498 shs.
through
Chemical Co. on July
with and into
joint announcement, Monsanto's President Charles
Lion's Board Chairman T.
H. Barton stated that
merger
*'
,
below,
named
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
operator,
as
Eilis
Blunt
Mexico.
will
<te
Becker
G.
A.
Monterey
'Antonio and
The
New
this
exploration and drilling activities for the joint
already is engaged in oil and gas exploration 111
operating
irom
a
m.d-continent division office
in San
to
account.
the
and
Oil
Monterey
sonnel
Texas
of
President
Montgomery,
,'
—l2,5£8rshs.
shai'fej^ {'l,500,(100 slis.
White, Weld & Cq.___
tacpn, Whipple &
-
County Land Co.—Exploration Program—
G.
_
Merger—
and of Monsanto
a
and
White, Weld & Co., have severally agreed to purchase
and the selling stockholders the. respective number
common
stock set lorth below:
,.
—No. of Shares—
From
From Selling
of
„
1497.
p.
signed an agreement of merger of Lion
In
company
snares
.
1,043,936,824 958,664,124
——
174,
Lion Oil Co.—To Vote on
repiesentative,
from
-
Kern
outstanding
llti*
'
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
22,
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized/*''
valu^.T*
par
■
George
income
net
EFFECT TO
GIVING
(cumulative,
-
_—
—
.
686,975,903
9,548,407
8,600,415
104,072,104- 80,733,477
109,985,198 102,207,391
10,000,000 10,QUO,000
80,082,543 64,117,933
—_
—
The directors of this company
21
of
For the period Jan. 1 to May
$1,116,4/5 on sales of $27,013,b51.
was
Common stock (par vaiue $5 per
;
on
'
730,248,572
-
reserves
liabilities
—V.
Canada.
in
income
share,
_1,043,936,824 958,664,124
,
Total
line,
furniture accounts
distributed
stores
a—4'/a
Series
assets—
saies.
V'
stock
per
accrued..—-—;——
and
due
rents
Unassigned surplus
Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary, has its general
Ontario, Canada, and operates uphoistered lurni¬
Co.
Mfg.
CAPITALIZATION
$100
332,630,035 302,085,336
50,785,915 47,665,606
2,3*8,401
3,021,232
6,678,612.
6,0o3,492
24,822,028 23,117,03'd
,
reserves
Other
houses from its
oroer
saies
Strat.ord,
Preferred
$2,040,449
Total
dividend
such
est.mated
li,c>5
and
Contingency
living
85%
"Vaientine-
$2,169,652 on net sales of $62,764,427.
12,350
287,400
144,000
36,846
1,415,591
:•
_
stock
mail
to
EARNINGS—For
67,000
taxes
fund for retirement of preferred stock—
stock ($50 par value!
—
Policy claims and losses outstanding—
more
IndL
1954
1953
$
; • $
13,037,147
12,013,703
23,706,732
ly,535.710
538,567,363 502,74J,053
51,360,591
42,429,250
LIABILITIES—
Lile
different lines of upholstered
accounts lor appioximateiy
two
makes
plants theie and at Montreal, Quebec,
piant at Durham, Ontario. '
:
$64,045
13,217
/
*
—U_L_:
admitted
Total
of this offering
the listing o^ its com¬
stock on a quarterly
of 35 cents a share wh.ch
ture
to sinking
Common
in
.
———
loans
Capital
and
and
of
Kroehler
office
.
expenses
Accrued income
Other
•
LIABILITIES—
value)
loans on real estate—policyholders—!
;
to
Interest
proauced
25%
aoout
,
——
Collateral
1,0/5,000 pieces of lurniture, of which 982,000
pieces
were
upholstered living room furniture.
It is estimated tnat
tne
company accounts for approximately 8% of the total volume of
upholste.e'cl livmg room furniture sold in the United States and for
Kroehler
..
encumbrances-^—,
(amortized
Loans
the sale
tne com¬
completion
after
declaration
products are
department
company's
furmtuie
Canaoa
and
$2,040,449
Total
Due
retail
172,761
59,212
180,123
2,846
4,300
1.199,235
;
expenses
Bonds
.■••••
...
Stocks
1955.
furniture—"Kroelner"
The
149,310
(less reserve, $3,0001
Inventory—stone down and in storage
Jackson, Miss.—Files
a
banks
and
office
Real estate—no
of selling
placed the common
have
initial
an
29,
which
of
total saies and
a
higher-styled
Eeaver" which accounts, tor another
lor the remainder of the company's
$362,661
.
Accounts receivable
with
BUSINESS—Kroehler
room
ASSETS—
Cash
practicable
as
soon
June
on
in
Mortgage
intends to make, application for
the New York Stock Exchange.
basis
paid
7
ASSETS—'
the expansion of the company's business.
result of
a
as
filed
Period Ended December 31—
Cash
used, together with other lunds, to repay a $465,000
subsidiary and for additional piant facilities
DIVIDEND—Directors
was
1955
30,
group
a
7
Canadian
a
company
stock on
dividend
$137,982
100,956
:
BALANCE
CONDE97SED
mon
3,864
—_
of
LISTING—As
the
64,662
(current year)__
profit
Dividends
required
225,355
191,812
—
.
Federal and State
loan
1,440,892
$1,716,739
.
from
July
on
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co., Fort Wayne,
at
$o)
be
and will be
bank
$1,440,892
Net
Net
will
shares
ns
pany
1955
30.
(par
proceed received by the company from
initially added to the general funds of
PROCEEDS—Net
STATEMENT
shares
common
corporation
—Selected Balance Sheet Items—
the company.
by
financing
new
lbl,
.
—
stockholders and the remaining 160,328 snares represent
of
INCOME
*'
White, Weld &
which 011 Juiy 20
group
underwriters
the
'
'
,
Stock Offered
—
This offering was oversubscribed and
Of the shares offered 56,o00 were pur¬
closed.
by
..
,
216,828
publicly
tne dooks
;■
underwriting
an
$28.25 per snare.
most
transfer
to
completion.
Slatersville
The
since
uneconomical,
always
It
heacied
Co.
serious competitive
of the finishing
operations of the S.atersville plant, together with some machinery, to
the company's new finishing plant located in Bethune, S. C., and now
customers,
■
Kroehfer Mfg. Co.
plants in the South,
rapidly expanding. The high transportation costs involved in shipment
cf
goods' to the
North
for
finisning
a-id
resxiipment to soutiern
handicap.
*
AS
■
.
of
many
increased
extremely low level."—V.
letter of notification with theSEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
to be offered
at
$2 per snare, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
lor
deposit required by State 01
wi.^sissipp,; woramg capital; and
general corporate purposes.
The
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$12,312,378 $12,061,983 $72,2/8,610 $72,298,974
LoOi.
p.
'
•'
19.
the company's customers have established
where competitive finishing iacilities have b:ea
years,
lbl,
V.
Slatersvihe
to
'
1675.
p.
Co.—June Sales Up 2%—
Kress &
II.)
Saies
—
Wilks,
Edwin
1956,
first six months
to $3.85 a
$13,082,796,
equal
2o0±.
p.
Pei\cd Ended June 30—
Slatersville,
and
in the
$20,003,633,
of
half-year
previous
was,also reported
while
1955—Month—1954
by
earnings
increase of 52.9% over the profit of
share, in the same period last year.
that
any
It
sales
net
an
Life Insurance Co. of Mississippi,
Kendall Co.—Plans to Close R.
1955—5 Mos—1954
$62,460,769 $52,243,043
1955—Month—1954
'
Biggers, Chairman, and George P. MacNichol, Jr., President,
net sales for the first s.x months of lu55 exceed tuose
John D.
Higher-
of
in
resulted
after taxes,
of
1L0, p. 2697.
building
new
$12,896,105 $12,462,502
volume
record
1955
report
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—June Sales
Kelley Island Co., Cleveland, O.—Sale—
.
in Cleveland
comprise a total ol
now has at its 010.
doubles overall Leece-NeviJle
181, p. 2801.
.
2694.
p.
the
Stores Corp.—June
share
$4,0o5,000
-
2801.
p.
of
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$3,891,000 $21,156,000 $19,460,000
Period Ended June 30—
Sales
Balance
'
plant
Leece-Neville
new
powerful than
more
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Net Rises—
(G. R.) Kinney Co.,
634,349
$3,8C6,027
Preferred
—V.
16o3.
p.
times
108.
p.
!___
Sales
98,600
A
$4,114,484
$4,700;9J9
•
;_
17y,
four
*
$90,847
profit
-V.
Thus,
Period Ended June 30—
1,086,670
—
income
$62,258
income
on
$4,894,424
189,447
188v989
Net
Interest
•
—
.—
taxes
Provision lor Feuerai
$5,201,154
l,ub8,738
oefore Feueral taxes
the
of
be
to
used.
July
feet,
181,
stated
being
9.
The new fac.lities
equal to that the company
on
plant.
^r
,
.
are
now
opening
square
Lerner
$4,250,565
,l-u,358
79,100
_!
sales
Profit
$5,012,165
$6,089,647
(net;
income
Gross
104,000
Cleveland
1954
Six Months Ended June 30—
Net
n—
$5,944,571
.
Corp.—Earnings Lower—
^
Kingston Products
195o
1954
$25,8.2,353 $22,293,892
19,867,782
17,281,727
31—
May
revenues
Operating expenses &
fonnal
announced
facilities.—V.
Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Higher—
Operating
equipment
The
was
,
systems
new
similar
Capital sources.
statement covering 800,000 shares of beneficial
to its registration
The
through a cost-sharing program with other
.
r,"
'
" ■*
In addition 10 the producing wells and leaseholds on other properties,
Kin-Ark operates a natural gasoline extraction piano near El Dorado,
Ark., and currently is undertaking a major exploration project with one
01 tne nation's large oil companies.—V.
181, p. 2242.
..
income and
by corporate
Boston—Registers With SEC—
'Investment Trust of
7
(315)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
systems
Fund, Inc.—Shareholders
Incr.
announced that as of June 30. 1955, its assets
$46,994,281; shares outstanding were 1,041,753; and shareholders
Fund
This
has
wera
wer®
7 300.
of
As
June
924,288 shares
The
1955
a year ago, the Fund had $36,936,000 in net assets;
outstanding; and 6,500 shareholders.
declared a dividend of 30c per share payable July 15.
of record July 1, 1955.—V. 181, p. 1675.
30
directors
to stock
8
—
—
Louisiana Power & Light Co.--Earnings
12
Ended
Months
Ma)
Mead
Higher—
_
24,849,169
24,037,740
$6,050,241
.—
operating
income
revenues
(net)
.
—
w—;
31,105
—
Gross
income
_
$6,062,995
$26,079,376 $64,003,262 $51,340,317
92,053
129,952
192,835
287,248
Net
$5,094,024
1,617,286
—
deductions
etc.,
1,485,959
_
income
of
foehing
income—
Dividends
$4,445,709
preferred stock—
on
588,800
Interest
$3,608,065
346.943
—— ______
&
long-term
Federal
Balance
—V.
—_
180,
__
___
______
$3,856,909
~
$3,261,122
Maule
Iudustries,
Inc.,
Miami,
Fla.
Registers
—
iIlea
corporation
With
4.30%
registration statement with the SEC on
July 15, 1955, covering 633,532 shares of its $1 par common stock, to
be offered for subscription by stockholders at the rate of one additional
share
for
each
2%
a
shares
held
the
on
record
date.
The
record
♦
is
company
South
Florida
blocks,
been
and
engaged
of
primarily
concrette
ready-mix
acquiring additional rock
Net
of
*
to the payment
with
such
the
and
offering
acquisitions
and
and
sale
sandi,
2'/2
past
or
After
Period Ended June 30—
2,640,268
$1,288,161
$3,786,741
$2,473,349
applied
in
notes issued
bank
1955—Month—1954
—
provision
for
58,510
1,172,053
—V.
181,
dividends.—V.
preferred
Stores
182,
1955—Month—1954
12
Up—
-Consolidated
Mesa Petroleum
was
shares
income
after
outstanding
for
the
provision
equivalent
82
to
that
on
three
of
large
part
181,
the
It
owns
buying,
date,
V.
Other
'
.
William
to
J.
81
corresponding quarter of 1954, net income
provision of $1,185,122 for Federal income tax,
cents
that
share
per
the
on
1,845,758
shares
common
$1,487,144
was
30,
that
reported
1955
sales
net
$122,217,641
were
corresponding period
the
of
for
the
compared
previous
three
equivalent
with
year.—V.
months
operations
offices
developing
in
in
Wichita,
Kan.,,
operating .or. oil
«nu
Howard- County,
1777.
p.
'
'
"
■
'
Electronics
New
Plant
and
Tex.
Mfg.
wofk
The
in
capacitor
of
also
'
—V.
**'•. '
Corp.,
In
illustrated
new
the
Eastern
special
.'■■■
'
meeting
of
half share of
dividends
share
one
the
preferred stock and one$51 per unit, plus accrued
stock at
common
on
of
preferred
stock
from
July
15,
1955.
12,869,921
11,368,570
62,580,430
2,141,977
11,158,546
909,156
5,541,719
taxes__
1,124,099
operating income
after charges
$2,470 985
Net
—V.
181,
2930.
p.
the
190,000
and
units
20,000
offered
to
sold
were
tn.>
by
public,
Malcolm
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
the bank—
first
pfd.
mortgage
stock
($5
and
authorized
series
TCommon
1955
9,493,088
321,758
*
17,834
$5,567,804
4,113,428
4,740,257
254,723
430,324
$235,129
$397,223
Commerce
386,280
386,280
Because
♦The
and
ment
notes
in
are
the
$7,262,077 and
payable,
1956.
equal
220,000 shs.
220.000 shs.
1,500,000 shs.
1,345.000 shs.
under
the
principal amounts of $2,600,000,
4%
fourth
per
bear
Aug. 3,
fifth
1955,
notes
of
rate
The
Aug.
on
are
Loan
$7,000,000,
the
at
respectively.
annum,
on
and
interest
Bank
and
p.edge
amount
of
five
notes
of
Lee
first
15,
payable
of
mortgage
cupied
1968
as
the
to
tNote
bank
thereby,
final
SNotes
of
of
b
cipal
payable
balance
and
and
by
three
1955,
in
notes
and
20
on
said
shall
Waterman
18
tThe
five
writing
The
subscription
the
as
at
at
building
installments
of
an
and
$6,060
by
land
to
a
of
notes
by
a
Dec
1
payable
to
U.
S.
Maritime
the
26 ships at
varying dates be¬
Waterman, however, are further
mortgage, dated June 8,
1950,
on
which
mortgages
Inc., payable to
its
on
terminal
Irom
banking firms which
a
any
of 50c
the
comnay
of
a
an
time after Sept. 30,
price
of
$583,333.
shares
Under
option
the
of
shares
Net
Sales
compared
lor
the
booked
to
under¬
24,
1955
in¬
(the
of
common
stock
subscription
repurchase
such
35,000
March
option
of
agree¬
of
repur¬
otherwise dispose of such shares
underwriters
set
forth
i.nd
the
have
selling
severally
agreed
stockholder
the
to
pur-
respective
below:
1954
Boston
Securities
C.
V.
like
to
which
by
of
of
half
last
of
our
it
this
the
in
least
at
would make ultimate consummation
the board voted to request the ICC to take
proceedings and further instructed officers
the
75%
latter
this
p.
the
shares
the
of
outstanding
each
of
class
of
the board announced, that made it
of the revised plan would be futile.
requirement,
processing
further
113.
Service Co.—Bonds Placed
Public
Privately
has placed privately $2,500,003 of 3.35%
proceeds
to
of
and
Juiy
our
General
19
said
Moab
be
this
SEC
offered
Denied—
in
letter
a
nevertheless
any
with
a
have
merger
the
over
past
continued
circulate.
to
(
July
apolis,
a
Minn.,
Motor
suit
I
also
can
either
in
inquired
tell
the sale
our
you
the
or
outside
to
as
the
which
that
I
merger
the
of
farm
have
to
been
for
the
special
32 300
purpose
83*600
directors -is
ini
to
intend
to
of
of
seeking
take
five
the
to
A
a
our
the
He
directors
list
and
selecting
the
of
the
to
proceedings
conduct
of
the
join
purpose
new
company,
to
Minne¬
board.
of
the
is scheduled
for
purpose
with
him
and
for
the
1955.
asso¬
our
company."—V.
182,
p.
for
dividends,
this
$13,409,680,
to
was
par value, common
stock, or $1.02 per
value common stock after the three-:or-one
1,
on
1955.
the
as
half of .1954.
equivalent to $3.05
first
the
$5
stockholders on July
the adjusted earnings
per share.
announcement
will
company
polyvinyl
Butvar
Construction
For
$5
par
shire
split
tie first six
value common
closely
build
a
follows
plant in
recent disclosure
Trenton, Mich., for
that the
producing
a
Butyral.
the
<
Springfield
plant, which
will have a
will begin immediately and is expected
to
be completed during the fourth quarter of 1956,
Shawinigan
Resins
is owned
jointly
by
Monsanto Chemical Co.
and
Shawinigan Products Corp.
The latter is a wholly-owned sub¬
multi-million
on
pound
Consolidation
Proposed
—V.
new
capacity,
of Shawinigan Chemicals
sidiary
in
4,
of
amounted
$11,597,710
in
Resins
181,
Ltd.,
—
Canada.
See
Lion
Co.
Oil
above.
2930.
p.
Monterey Oil Co.—Pipeline System Completed—
removing
This stated
Aug.
$2.15
1955
six
facilities for the production of Shawinigan Resins
polyvinyl alcohol will be constructed at the company's
Springfield, Mass., it was announced on July 13 by W. R.
Elliott, Vice-President and General Manager.
of
company
1954.
of
first
with
shareholders
for
of
half
.of
preference
par
the
first
income
companies lor the first
an
increase of 22%
months, of last year.
$207,514,258,
to
for the
million-dollar
plant
inspect
the attempt of this stockholder and his
direction
Earnings Higher—
Affiliate to Expand—
New
stockholders'
communicate
them
the
a
him
and
that
is
our
County,
to permit
stated
Vice-President
a
of
Hennepin
company to have
of stockholders for
himself
the
of
stock
hearing by the Court
over
of
company
minutes
examine
oppose
stockholder
Court
years.
directors
inform
to
the
examine
meeting
board
past five years.
"We
to
stockholders
a
and
past
wishes
present
ciates
list
and
$2
by
were
This
the
for
reason
seems
Reddig of Cleveland, Ohio,
District
seeking to compel
stockholders'
he
S.
Company
the
in
180.
Corp.'s Gelvatol
'
15, Edward
White
commenced
stock
the
for
the
on
new
months
-
Co.
share
the
on
$169,714,534
for
provision
approved
would
I
merger rumors.
I am unable to supply the answer to
However, the development which took place on July 15,
have a bearing on the subject.
may
The
&
consolidated
its
amounted
1955
of
net
to
and
company
of
income
compared
per
been
several
most
company
have
incident to mining operattiins.—V.
expenses
Chemical Co.—Sales
sales
the
After
by stating that Ford Motor Co. has advised
interest in acquiring any of the assets
other
per
to pay
this
of
months
Net
•
part:
active
employees
used
be
to
cents
30
at
Monsanto
•;
to
question.
1955,
and
181,
bank
1977.
p.
effect to the
the
to
to
June 28 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
to be
share, without underwriting.
Tic proceeds
corporation on
covering 950,000
over
Manager,
frequency
heavy trading in Minneapolis-Moline stock,
related
loans
property.—V.
$1,000,000
Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With
Queen
The
equivalent to 55
the second quarter
in
in
company
to
discussions concerning
with
our
retire
improvements
and
215.
p.
Minneapolis-Moline
other
to
used
additions
for
Securities and Exchange Commission—
$3,512,658,
Co.—Merger Rumors
seems
has
no
be
to
are
remainder
1601.
p.
year.
cents a share after giving
182,
on
rumor
have
company
"Many
3,400
13 300
that
stock.
182,
The
for
6,351,906
on
against $55,615,151
as
$3,069,439
with. increasing
that
me,
of
no
the
28!500
$7,240,898
share
a
machinery industry.
calling
1.400
Inc
of
was
that
are
to 49
associate
one
they
business
28,900
215.
first
with
President
rounds'-
answer
that
me
or
other
11,900
Co..
p.
of
$1.13
shares
amounted
split.—V.
employees,
The
and
Total
8.800
182,
to
persistent has to do with
the possibility of Minneupolis-Moline Co.
being acquired by the Ford
Motor Co.
Although this has been previously denied by officials of
Units
3,000
Ripley
equal
was
stock
the
32 300
74,800
hoard
opposition which
impossible,
action
Missouri
1954.
of
compared
MacFarlane,
3,400
25,500
th?
advised
directors
new
Commission.
—The company
in
the
for
earnings
This
company's
which
Corp
the
that
they represent were unqualifiedly opposed to
the
plan for modifying the Katys capital stock structure
pending under the Mahaffie Act before the Interstate
of this
—V.
last year totaled $7,019,778,
after giving effect to the
April of this year.
ended June 30 rose to $114,859,161,
period
Minneapolis-Moline
W.
the
meetings
Co., Inc
York
IlcW
Co.,
by
company
owners
six
-
28,900
Corp
and Slate Street
&
entire
effected
1955—11 Mos.—1954
quarter were $58,007,093,
quarter
which
From
Selling
York
New
Stearns
Bear,
recapitalization,
Sales
the
Stockholder
acquired
now
plan
the
period
shares
common
$112,862,824
quarter
iwo-ior-one
of
31, 1956
to
of
Corp.
and
Boston,
to take all necessary steps to withdraw and dismiss
proceedings. The Mahaffie Act requires that any plan
after receiving ICC approval, must be submitted
for
acceptance
to
the
company's
stockholders,
each
class voting
separately.
To become effective, a plan must receive approval of the
of
both
are
is
further
the
$33,425,668 $32,450,574
income
net
equivalent
6,241,62b
on
six-month
share.
'making
for
of
announced
wua
the
of
Sales Higher—
$2,990,994
reported
is
comparable
the second
second
a
"On
company
units
Allyn &
with
months.
to the
to serve on
Tnomas was
outstanding.
share
the
for
Second
cents
the
a
split of
for
Sales
for
$1.12
two-for-one
18
This
stock
common
income
to
insur¬
company
before
From
also
being
1955—Month—1954
July
company on
half of 1955.
first
know
the
to
1955 and
Subject
or
parties
March
Company
See
31, 1955,
Renegotiation
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Net Up—
The
buildings
an
land,
of $3,825 through
the
dated
60,000
share.
has
are
from
agreement
total
price
a
purchased
subscription
White, Weld & Co
Hfrriman
May
the
2802.
p.
Mr.
mortgage bonds due 1985 at par with the General
Electric Pension Fund and the Aetna Life Insurance Co.
Units
C.
under
currently
$3,003,078
181,
Ford
Units
A.
review
206.
p.
elected
and
first
on
agreement
UNDERWRITERS—The
Union
to
$0.51
was
business
new
Period End. June 30—
of
The First
of
olso
were
committee,
stockholders
no
ended
of
chase, the firms agreed not to sell
of
volume
'.'Rumors
aggregate
numbers
sales
Sales
pricr to March 25, 1957.
chase
the
—V.
oc¬
'
Florida Terminal Company,
amended,
such shares at
secured
company
restaurant
provides, among other things, that
to release
any of said ships from the
all the ships have been paid. The
notes
Pan-Atlantic are subject to prepayment.
agreement)
company
ment,
dollar
entitled
investment
under
a
1969.
preferred
be
commitment
vestment,
subject
months
largely attributed by A. G. Stoughton,
Chairman, to "keenly competitive price conditions" in the pipe
industry. He noted that "inquiries regarding new business
equal
T°1963ieS P?'iab'e in mcmthly installments
Sept
by
tenor
pledge of ail
acquired by Lee and an assign¬
Pan-Atlantic
each
on
secured
company
secured
like
by mortgages on 18 of Waterman's
The notes are payable in annual
prin¬
extinguish
the
principal
balance
of
the
ships,
not
and
fNotes of Gulf
ance
decline in
Bennett
finance
Pennroad
trusts,
Corp.
apparent
secured
wih
1966.
1,
turn
(in
company
insurance
an
monthly
mortgage until all the notes
of
be
three
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—June
are
May 5,
approximately
ships.
blanket
a
Waterman's
Waterman
will
the
Agree¬
$4,900,000,
thereon.
and
Jan.
and
indebtedness
1360
secured
in
severally
which
to
oLice
on
Waterman
amounts
tween
payable
Pan-Atlantic's
mortgage
dividends
Waterman's
Administration
and
all
Waterman
on
and
of
the
to
the notes) which are in
the stock of Waterman
Steamship Corp.
ment
1954,
for
sales
encouraging."—V. 181,
3,/4%, 3'/4%,
consecutive
a
31,
$0.30
the
of
fabrication
presently outstanding
respectively,
(2)
It
the
1951.
Board
—_
quartely installments commencing Aug. 3, 1955. The
notes are subject to
prepayment and are secured by (1) a pledge of all
the stock of C. Lee
Co., Inc., and Pan-Atlantic Steamship Corp. owned
by the company and an assignment to the bank of all
dividends thereon
and
of
price);
value)
$107,858, and
and
The
May
Act
paid.
of
and
and
the Finance Committee.
company's revised
It
five
3'/2%, 4%
;
share
portion
The
__
par
A
$50 re¬
liquidation
shares:
(lc
1954
$5,549,970
earnings
per
and
the group represent! approximately 62%
of Katy common outstanding and 34%
of the aggregate common and
preferred shares of the company.
Mr.
Thomas
stated
that
the buying
group
made this investment
on
a
long term basis.
$4,603,280
_
___
expenses—
dividend
Lewis
committee
shares
16,748
—
income (estimated)—.
Earnings
769,383
notes
vaiue;
—
stock
on
Net
300,000
$3
and
Taxes
Cash
$14,869,93d
Thomas,
investment
The
*
Costs
FINANCING
769,383
9,493,088
notes
par
demption
the
Outstanding
321,758
mortgage note
S3V2% serial pfd. mortgage
li4 x/i %
by
President.
$21,869,935
14%
Cum.
PRESENT
Authorized
.
payable to
its
Boston,
Mass. (partner in State
Vice-President of Slate Street
Bennett,
director of Middle South Utilities, Inc., Now England
The group which purchased the large block of Katy common includes
two
which
CAPITALIZATION
"'Notes
sold
were
McLean,
E. Thomas,
&
executive
$4,586,532
_.
income
P.
Management Co.
&
plan
the
Commerce
Co.,
Stearns
Messrs.
the
Inc.—Earnings Decline—
Three Months Ended May 31—
sales
to withdraw
Interstate
investment brokers.
Total income
170,000
P.
George
elected Chairman of
'
Midwest Piping Co.,
'Net
the
with
System,
Refining
Investment
Other
a
month
stock.
directors voted
Research
Bear,
$2,297,872 $11,901,083 $10,260,326
2,096,469
10,798,484
9,l5b,720
2,272,348
at
on-July 14 to represent a group
acquired more than 500,000
held
last
—
this" company
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. and Commonwealth
Inc.); and Salim L. Lewis, New York (partner in
Co.; financial adviser to National Airlines, and a
director of Trans Oceanic Corp., and of the Postal Life Insurance Co.)
Oil
5,170,442
operating
Withdrawn
of
directors
newly-elected directors are: Robert
Electric
'
9,337,299
taxes__
which
common
of
pending
Investment Corp.;
58,367,989
2,344,889
expenses—
This offering was oversubscribed. Further details
follow:
Of
board
now
8treet
May 31—
Net
was
units
company
.
this
specialized industry like electronics.
income
Other
Industries, Inc.—Stock Offering Completed—
made in our issue of July 18 of the
public
offering, through White, Weld & Co. and associates, of
an
issue of 190,000 shares of
$3 cumulative preferred
stock (par $5) and
95,000 shares of common stock (par
in
bjr
board
the
firms
Katy
elected
were
for recapitaliza¬
Commission.
New York (VicePresident of The Pennroad Corp.; Vice-President and director, Penn
Del Corp., and a director of the Transportation Association, of Amer¬
ica!; John N. Worcester, Boston, Mass.
(senior partner i i Sullivan
& Worcester; President and.director of Atlantic Coal Co., Boston In¬
vestment
Co., Massachusetts Real Estate Co., Staples Coal Co., and
Wilmore Steamship Co.; director of Holliston Mills, Paragon Gear Co.,
and
a
director
or
trustee
in textile,
utility, investment and other
The
The
two-color booklet highlights company prog¬
emphasizes the importance of research and develop¬
McLean
10)
issued
of
men
of
investment
Y.— .-.V
N.
1955—Month—1954
1955—5 Mos.—1954
revenues— $18,809,894 $16,717,575 $91,181,778 $83,136,056
Operating
Operating
348,243
$3,745,014
8.
p.
corporations);
Period Ended
501,793
$3,434,737
—
Four
'V /-"""V.V--
brochure
1,108.460
$4,093,257
preferred stock.
on
181,
tion
.1*.
1,931,180
$3,936,550
—
'
12-page,
complex,
a
a
Brooklyn,
51,228
$u,201,717
deductions-'——
Missouri-Kansas-Texas JIR.—Plan
details
further
on
in
59,068
$5,150,489
220
Balance
•/,
to
Federal
Mention
income.
etc.
Dividends
•
leases.
products, key. company, personnel,
history of serving, the electronics
31-year
a
contlalned
the years,
over
ment
typical
summary
are
corporation.
2694.
p.
$5,209,557
122,163
—
engaged
is
and gas
I".
'
.
See
-
Booklet—
facilities,
brief
a
industry
through
$114,419,970
180,
$5,909,656
$5,867,490
of
lease
income—I
Net
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Murray
June
Jr.,
outstanding
date.
Mr.
tax,
ress
the
after
1955
common
Murray,
Chairman.
In
30,
income
1,848,655
1954
$25,117,401
19,907,844
income—
Interest
leases containing 15 producing wells in the Howard-
gas
Field,
181,
Issues
June
Federal
the
on
according
ended
for
share
per
1955
$28,021,853
22,032,197
31—
May
revenues———!—
plant
operating
for
Operating
Co., Inc.—Stock Offering—Associated
selling,
oil and
Glasscock
in
with
company,
in
$46,014,182 $44,705,590
months
$1,530,975
cents
Ended
Months
Rent
Schenkosky, Wichita, Kan., in the public
offering of 75,000 shares of common stock (no par value)
at $4 per share, are Fenner, Strcitman &
Co., New-York,
N. Y., and Birkenmayer & Co., Denver, Colo.
Robbins, Inc.—Profits Steady—
net
$1,511,300
$a.87
1955—5 Mos.—4954
'
....
which
$1.7d
share
common
1373.
p.
Operating revenues———-
.shares
was
-I—
outstanding
shares
common
per
173,
10.
p.
Sales
Co., Inc.—June
2802,
p.
Micamold
•
——
$3,202,2J1
i,7iu,U»4
1—
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Earnings Decreased—
—
$2.01
of
McKesson &
580,UU0
$3,051,344
1,716,094
stock
common
$5,867,710
in
in connection
notes.—V.
$3,782,201
08G,00J
has
it
19.55—6 Mos.—1954
$8,252,733
„
com.
2930.
p.
$50)
(par
$10,273,000 $10,119 000 $50,518,000 $47,688,000
concrete
years
57,470
112,117
1,241,773
$2.85
$100)
of
Earnings
—V.
$25)—————.
share
$1.43
$1.05
for
Balance
with Albert C.
be
outstanding
—$0,462,954
181,
4,254,129
Period Ended June 30—
The
—V.
1,380,444
(par
Sales
547.
Sales
2,261.827
Net
manufacturing, and delivery
to
are
of purchase money mortgage
property
production
(rock
per
2,074,4*2
$5,619,a84
1,837,383
Dividends on preferred slock.
394,757
preferred shares
shares
Mercantile
McCrory Stores Corp.—June Sales Increased—
;
392,107
date,
1
*
.
stock
the
the
During
reserves
.
proceeds
in
aggregates
concrete.
.facilities.
p.
second
Earns,
subscription price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane Is named
as the principal
underwriter,
The
193,869
-
earnings
Common
This
194,383
Capital stock outstanding—
•4)4%
preferred shares (par
Securities and Exchange Commission—
27G,o21
$5,705,786
—
deductions
etc.
Number
Net
299,363
—
taxes
2595.
p.
$5,349,263
$5,4G6,423
$3,631,344
(net)
income
Net
—
A
taxes
income
Interest,
3,492,856
1,506,346
4,099,009
1,628,930
$2,005,823
State
income
on
809,802
on
debt—
and
1,768,837
748,220
2,169,232
expenses
income
Gross
expenses
$21,460,4*34 $-M4i,081
Id,994,041 i4,J91,818
—
&
41,119,989
administra¬
and
tive
50,035,181
20,829,797
25,521,563
»,,„!?(54nUi
31—
revenues
expenses
operating. revenues-
Other
$26,209,328 $64,196,097 $51,627,565
$32,962,630
sold
products
Depreciation & depletion
Net
Operating
Operaci..g
$j<.,870,d77
income
Total
Cost
Interest
June 13,'54
$5,062,919
Other
Net
Months Ended May
12
—24 Weeks Ended—
June 13,'54 June 12, 55
June 12,'55
sales
Net
j
Light Co.—Earnings Lower—
Minnesota Power &
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
1954
$29,100,659
12,754
Operating expenses & taxes—
Corp.
—12 Weeks Ended—
1955
$30,899,410
31—
Operating revenues
Other
July 25, 1955
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
(316)
113.
A
10,500-foot
company
has
on
July
Oil
completed
6
from
flowing
pipeline
system
and The Texas Co.,
been
by
E.
with
is
Pyles,
now
connecting
offshore
the mainland
in
at Seal
operation,
Vice-President.
wells located
it
wells of
this
Eeach, Calif.,
was
man-made
announced
island is
the pipeline to a separation center immediately north
seven
through
E.
and
producing
on
a
Number 5449
Volume 132
Beach
Seal
in
Street
Second
of
the rate
at
of
barrels
1,500
day.
and
the
a
Initially these wells were produced on a temporary basis for test,
the oil was .transported
ashore by barge.
With installation of
they*
pipeline
completed in October,
1954, on a 1,255-acre lease on state-owned
land, in which Monterey Oil Co. and The Texas Co. each has
offshore
a
<
owned
diameter
and
has a capacity
of
10,000 barrels per day.
Three other lines,
each
three inches
in
diameter,
also have
been placed in service.
One is used to deliver water to the island, another carries diesel oil,
and the third is used in testing individual wells.
Surface facilities on the island have been rearranged so that a sub¬
stantial number of wells can be drilled, despite the restricted area,
Mr. Pyles said.
This is being accomplished by the construction of a
superstructure which makes possible a double deck arrangement of the
well heads.
An eighth
well is now being drilled, and a continuing
development program has been scheduled.
The
pipeline system was laid by Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co.,
builder of the concrete and steel island.—V. 182, p. 216.
main
island
the
from
line
oil
inches
eight
is
majority
with
one-half interest.
The
been
Corp.—Acquisition—
in
of
stock
the
owned
by
be
Cayzor is
Canadian
a
chewan.
The
National
shares
Plessey,
and
of
stock.
common
179,
firm near Uranium City, Saskat¬
not disclosed.
understood to involve about 100,000
Cayzor Athabaska's property consists of 18
price
England.—V.
company
offered
July
on
6,000,000
at
five
filed
6
shares
cents
of
The net proceeds
mining activities.
to be
are
This
181,
,
$386,601,381 $364,090,226
883,521,775 $81,430,623
Sales
—V.
New
1955—5 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
2802.
p.
Mountain
Fuel
Subscriptions—Of
Co.—Stock
Supply
shares recently offered by the company for
subscription by stockholders at $25.50 per share, 188,021
shares (94.5%) were subscribed for, and the remaining
the 198,990
10,969 shares were taken up by the underwriters, head¬
ed by The First Boston Corp. See details in V. 182, p. 11.
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—June Sales Increased—
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$14,790,422 $81,794,593 $77,117,797
used
to
Filed
The
SEC
crued interest. See also V.
Apex Industries
corporation
Cleveland, O.—Files
Corp.,
filed
30
June
on
New
Chairman, on July 16 reported the company's con¬
profit for the six months ended June 30, 1955, amounted
after provision of $1,956,937 for Federal income taxes,
net
equal to $1.91
outstanding.
This
of
with
months
Total
shares
988,145
profit
of
$512,693,
cents per share on 992,445
June
30, 1954.
of
stock
capital
after tax provision
shares outstanding
ended
the
for
sales
the
on
net
a
equal to 51
six
the
share
per
compares
$508,443,
for
first
half
of
1955
103.789,248
75,593,646
2,133,341
1,805,525
9,450,602
8,926,358
July
taxes__
1,586,316
1,462,123
7,808,841
2,747,230
2,417,950
12,712,304
2,233,343
1,860,668
9,855,224
A
11,984,141
compared
as
181,
New York
The
for
Bronze
Co.—Name
Foundry
Aluminum
&
Central RR.—Orders 3,000
company
3,000
The
box
new
Inc.
Deliveries
be
estimated
an
built
be
that
announced
by
Rochester,
scheduled
are
will
order
will
East
at
21
at
cars
equipment
Shops,
July
on
to
completed
cost
the
N.
of
placed
subsidairy,
to
begin
in
November
spring.—V.
182,
it
and
expected
is
New York
Port
The
of
the
Dock Co.—Sells
of
New
York
it
announced
A.
Flanigan,
90%
assets
of
will
assets
number
a
York
New
Dock
Co.
National
above.—V.
Apex Industries Corp.
160,
p.
2759.
Flanigan
Incoming
in
the
orders
June
for
company's
100,
increase
an
domestic field
the
any
single
or
Canada) totaled $35,132-
and
(U. S.
$11,893,730
of
The
assets
for
said.
announcement
Orders from
month
greatest
company's history.
This was
field, the combined volume
overseas
51%
the
over
same
month
last
for the month of
June were greater than
entire year before World War II. The Increase
in volume of orders was general from all parts of the United States
and
Canada and applied to all of the company's major
products—
"cash registers,
accounting machines and adding machines.—V. 181,
sales
Domestic
year.
domestic
for
sales
any
the first six months of
the
company's history,
In
preliminary report,
a
months
six
of
1955
for
$2.09
a
share,
on
smaller
a
said,
"The earnings were calculated on an additional
shares issued this year.
Before considering the new shares,
472,331
earnings for the first six months would have been $2.86 a share."
Bales in the first half of this year jumped to $71,743,000, about
like
19%
In the
for any half year
totaled $60,015,000.
is being carried into the
last half of the
year," Mr. Baker said.
"There will be additional
production from our new plant at Shoals, Ind., and our expanded
plants at New York City and Baltimore.
"It now appears that these new capacities will be absorbed during
the
1954
period
company's history.
substantial
"A
the
of
last half
the
the highest
first-half 1954
and
in
Sales
of unshipped orders
backlog
year,"
Baker said.
in cash has
Mr.
Eaker
said
above
assets
at
$18,243,783
The
that
the
assets1 total
current
of
start
been
added
$142,386,000,
or
$23,500,000
1955.
earnings
$15,000,009
plus
basis
the
on
year.—V.
a
that
announced
dividends,
citer
which
amount
recently
131,
reserves
current
of
about
$75,000,000
for
plant
operations
depreciation—an
total about
will
The
SEC
par
for
Mortgage Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.—Files
corporation
on
July
filed
13
a
letter
of
with
notification
the
working capital, etc.—V. 144,
p.
944.
clceed-end
This
investment
company,
managed
by
Dominick
&
15 reported net asset value on June 30, 1955 of
$21.67 per share on the 1,080,000 shares of capital stock outstanding,
after deducting the dividend of 10 cents per share payable on July 15.
net
The
July
asset
(adjusted
1955)
on
was
on
June
30,
tc reflect a 2-forl
$19.80 per share.
number
offering
value
to
shares
of
stockholders
1954
stock
split
outstanding
made
earlier
720,000
on
that
outstanding
took
place
in
shares
March,
June 30, 1955 reflects
an
this year.
The offering was
at
completely subscribed for, so that at its conclusion, there
capital shaies outstanding.—V. 181, p. 2016.
were
1,000,000
assets
Net
Asset
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales
Sales
—V.
—
181,
p.
1955—Month—1954
$1,769,363
$1,676,655
$7,772,263
2803.
corporation
The
the
June
50%
The
the
June
over
a
over May,
ago.
year
July
expects
passenger
traffic
of Properties
Distribution—
of the
on July 15 stated that the sales
corporation pursuant to the Plan
of
of
business and is proceeding
affairs.
shares
of
with its liquida¬
the
stock
on
common
of
corporation.—V.
the
181,
subsidiary of New England Electric System, has
for authorization to issue and sell to the parent
a
SEC
of
shares
the
$25
consideration
cash
a
parent.—V.
Central
Pierce,
par
of
common
$875,000;
stock of Northern
the Commission
and
until
persons
177,
Republic
Fenner &
closing
of
of
in
p.
Co.
1260.
182,
Blyth
Inc.,
Beane,
dealers'
120,000
V.
tures and
Inc.
Co.,
&
Merrill Lynch,
18 announced
utility company's
preferred stock.
See
and
managing underwriters, on July
books
subscription
shares
of
4.22%
the
on
cumulative
216.
p.
$44,221,835 $33,144,748
,
stock
common
dividend
$19.61
$26.23
to reflect
adjusted
share has been
per
March
of scrip
retirement
14,
1955
and
30,
1955
were
March, 1955.
shares
total
value
paid
June
181,
1,685,732.—V.
corporation,
Corp.—Acquisitions—
July
on
announced
6
the
.
Vice-President
and
director
a
direct
will
also
Metalab
the
as
L.
David
and
Division President.
Perrot, Norbute Chairman,
operations
should
acquisition
this
said
substantially to 1955 earnings of the parent company, and
that operations are getting under way at Tube Turns
Corp., in which Norbute shares a 50-50 interest with National
contribute
pointed
out
Plastics
Cylinder
Gas
that
850,000
its
acquiring
&
Jackson
Last
into
move
the
Church
it
Church
&
and
announced
of
equipment
Norbute
that
stock
common
of
planned
connection
to
issue
the
with
preferred shares of
services
of
certain
about the transaction.
Norbute Corp., formerly North Butte Mining Co., describes the pres¬
ent character of its business as
"investment in and development of
acting
brokers
in
bringing
Jackson
Norbute,
&
air-conditioning
air
which
Co.,
will
divisions,
equipment division,
operates
several
furnaces
from
operated
be
the
a
subsidiary
of
being the winter
all types of forced
best-known
processors
commercial
as
of
installations
to
furnaces
for
the
home.
As
of
Dec.
which
of
At
a
the
Corp.
an
accounted
for
of
uranium
1954
mines
Norbute
had
year,
of
of
Norbute
Norbute
$4,539,078
mining properties,
—V. 178, p. 389.
in
and
held
had
1953
a
one
of
$225,836.
a
demand
the
profit
net
when
mining rights,
total
assets
of
Principal
$1,205,635,
investment
lease.
Knapp, Inc. William Zeckendorf,
director
Last
loss
end
in
Norbute
1954,
investments
$153,841
was
31,
the
note
for
$885,000
President of Webb
from
& Knapp,
company's major stockholders.
of
$5,722,
company
compared
disposed
of
with
all
a
its
related facilities and investments.
Norden-Ketay Corp.—English Affiliate Formed—
Ketay
synchro
proceeds are to be used for working capital.
Director
of
Limited is being formed to design, develop and manufacture
and servo mechanisms in England. Morris Ketay, President
Corp., and A. G. Clark, Chairman and Managing
Plessey Co., Ltd. have announced that arrangements have
Norden-Ketay
of
statement
income
& Co.
Registers
Deben¬
has
on
covering
the
debentures and
been named
as
the principal
underwriter
be marketed in the United States.
five shares of common stock, with
stock. A part of the
and maturity of the
debentures will be filed later by amendment.
offering of 300,000 shares of common
be made in Canada.
Interest rate
will
proceeds of the financing and a loan of $12,000,000 from
Bank of Canada the company proposes to construct at
Alberta, a modern synthetic fertilizer plant which will
include an anhydrous ammonia unit with a designed annual capacity
of 33,000 tons, a nitric acid unit with a designed annual capacity of
39,600 tons, and a sulphuric acid unit with a designed annual capacity
of 132,000 tons.—V. 181, p. 1205.
the
Royal
Medicine
Hat,
Ocean Drilling: &
|
Exploration Co., New Orleans, La.—.
Offered—The company is offering to its common
Stock
right to subscribe on
225,666 additional shares of com¬
stock (par $1) at $8 p^r share on the basis of two
shares for each nine shares held. The Murphy Corp.,
stockholders of record July 13 the
before July 28 for
or
mon
which
owns
is
shares (52.2%) of the 1,015,500
intends to exercise rights to purchase
530,450
shares outstanding,
117,877 shares to which it is entitled. The offering
underwritten, but Morgan Stanley & Co., New
not
and
York,
Reinholdt & Gardner,
St. Louis, Mo., have
unsubscribed
The offering is
agreed to use their best efforts to sell any
shares
made
(a maximum of
as
a
of
the
other
pany's
funds
net
corporate
may
be
proceeds will be added to the general funds
be available for working capital and for
will
and
company
general
107,789 shares).
speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
Church
announced
financing plan contemplates the offering of the debentures and
shares of the common stock as units each consisting of $50
separate
properties."
mining
warm
as
was
portion of the securities to
offering
the
85% of the qommon and
and 138,000 shares for
of
Co.,
June,
firm
equipment
Corp.
in
field,
exploration
business in
uranium
and
hot
air furnace
Saginaw,
Mich.
shares
acquisition
proposed
oil
industrial
the
Co.,
was
additional
the
in
machinery
month,
1,310,000
also
is
—
principal amount of debentures and
new
Co.
which
Dillon
Eastman,
for
the
acquisition of Metalab
Equipment Corp. as the second step in its program of diversification
in the industrial equipment field
Metalab, a major producer of laboratory furniture and equipment,
with main plants in Hicksville,
L. I., N. Y., and sales in excess of
$4,000,000 annually, will be operated as a division of Norbute. Howard
Plant, formerly head of Metalab, joins the parent organization
as
corportaion
it
registration
a
With
Norbute
This
Ltd.
July 21, has filled with the
proposed public sale of
1,150,000 shares of com¬
mon stock.
The company has been organized under the laws of Alberta,
Canada, to engage in the manufacture and sale of fertilizers. The two
principal sponsors of the project are Commercial Solvents Corp. of New
York and New British Dominion Oil Co., Ltd. of Calgary, Alberta, each
of which companies will be a substantial stockholder in Northwest.
a
outstanding
'
'
Nitro-Chemicals
Common Stock—
$8,500,000 subordinate
The
in
2583.
p.
July
of
1954 asset
30,
stock
15 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 42,300 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$7 per share through C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co., New York. The net
on
value
share
per
certificates
Up—
$8,702,292
53%
to
airlines
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.—Books Closed—
outstanding).
National Shoes, Inc., N. Y.—Files With SEC—
The
market
at
value
Webb &
1955—6 Mos.—1954
the
to
SEC
1954
1955
of both periods are before provision for taxes on unrealized
appreciation of investments and include cash dividends declared in
June and payable to stockholders in September of the respective years,
15c in 1955 and 13'/3c in 1954 (adjusted to the number of shares now
is
Period End. June 30—
local
13
of its
up
liquidation
Northwest
Niagara Share Corp.—Asset Value Rises—
individuals
Dominick,
was
July 26, 1955, to request a hearing
thereon.
Northern Berkshire purposes to apply the proceeds of such
sale to the payment of a like
amount of note indebtedness payable
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
As of June 30—
Jackson
National Shares Corp.—Net Asset Value Up—
industry
the company
disclosed on
11.
p.
representing
for
offering
2803.
p.
Norbute,
covering 14.900 shares of class B common stock to be offered at
($10 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
The
r .
$14,058,302 $14,256,144 $76,263,718 $73,146,915
181,
initiated
National
in
department
President,
winding
in
to
This
2695.
p.
President,
Carr,
the nation's
a month.
of
one
mark
and
assets
additional
details
a
would be
used
for
new
and
expanded plants between now and
1960.
This
amount, Mr. Baker said, is coming out of the company's excess cash
from
recent financing
and the accrual of new cash from retained
company
and
given interested
the
648.
p.
in
N.
Airline Industry
airline
June
when
local
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—June Sales Off—
Mr.
this year by
the sale of capital stock and that approximately $12,000,000 has been
spent on new and expanded plants during the first half of the year,
leaving the company with a current position of $36,776,000 in cash
and government bonds.
This compares with the company's past posi¬
tion at the beginning of the year of $25,192,000.
that
noted
He
181,
Figures
Eaker
above
various
1955 were the highest
than
share,
Mr.
Including
1954,
—V.
Baker said that earnings for the first
31%
to $7,789,000, equal to $2.32
Mr.
more
rose
compared with $5,914,000, or
number of shares outstanding in 1954.
a
31,
1954, shows currnt
depreciation, carried at
Dec.
after
$2,991,535
only
182,
Cormody,
the
Berkshire
The company reported net income equal to $6.51 a common share
after preferred dividends, compared with $6 a share in 1953.
ing.
—V.
Board Chairman, reported
Melvin R. Baker,
about
the
traffic
company,
25,000
miscellaneous assets, total assets were
stated at $29,166,246.
The company had current liabilities of $1,934,911
and long term debt of $6,761,750.
There were 100,000 shares of $5
noncumulative preferred and 70,000 shares of common stock outstand¬
July 21.
on
and
balance sheet as of
and capital assets,
company's
of
Period Ended June 30—
Earnings and sales for
sold
assets
Sales
Record Earnings—
National Gypsum Co.—Reports
In
the
$1,250,000 below the
$3,000,000 under their
about
was
has
$24,652,280.
1879.
p.
of
price
other
two
Northern Berkshire Electric Co.—Stock to Parent—
value.
true in both the domestic and
of which was $47,000,000, the
the
were
book
sale
the
said
value
assessed
Sales Higher—
Cash Register Co.—June
Natknal
R.
applied
Mr.
seeking
9
Central Texas Oil Co., Inc.—Sale
properties
This
area.
Bee
appli¬
St. Louis,
2803.
p.
industrial and terminal buildings
It provides all rail freight, service for the
the surrounding Brooklyn
of
Ry.
H.
passengers,
carried
were
47,000.—V.
tribution
adjacent industrial plants and
the
terminal,
He declared that "very
operated by the company,
be
to
continue
filed
stock should be sur¬
rendered
to
Empire Trust Co.,
liquidating
distribution
agent, 120
Broadway, New York 5, N. Y., and upon surrender thereof the holder
will receive payment at the rate of $29 per share for the shares so
surrendered
for
cancellation.
This
will be
the
first and final dis¬
consider¬
which is
plus the
dollars.
ol
May
entire
Airlines
Central
passenger
Central's
Certificates
the company, said the transaction
real estate and 75% of the company's
company's
terras
29
and
Cities),
company's June traffic represents an increase of 16%
tion and
in
of
Chairman
the
in
June
on
(Quad
filed
the
for
poration has ceased doing
some
Brooklyn, N. Y., for $13,750,000.
property includes 23 piers with sheds, three open piers and two
marginal wharves on Buttermilk and the East River channels. Also
included is about 50 acres of upland area and warehouse space.
H.
another
mark
is
40,000
37,891
Arthur
The
physical
Central
111.
routes
Indiana,
all
Complete Liquidation of the corporation were consummated on July 14,
1955.
In accordance with the Plan of Complete Liquidation, the cor¬
purchasing
is
Moline,
follows
revenue
Central
the
top
the
Certain Property—
Authority
properties of this company
North
that
Washington,
for
Michigan,
by
Consummated—To Pay Liquidating
216.
p.
franchise
permanent
a
in
Board
Aeronautics
Civil
for
between
North
by
North
Despatch
Y.
next
to operate its
Carr, President,
N.
order
an
$23,000,000*
Central's
the
calls
announced
passenger
North
Box Cars—
has
it
H.
1.
The
2931.
p.
basis,
permanent
a
served
now
route
43,972
exceed
when
able"
Changed—
new
9,274,262
—V.
before
application
North
chargels
29
a
established
7,285,103
income
after
Airlines, Inc.—Seeks New Franchise—
Quincy, 111.
carried
operating
retaining
National
84,389,011
involved
$45,730,135
were
in the like period of 1S54.—V. 181, p. 2121.
with $32,960,255
114,360,758
15,532,019
operating
Millar,
R.
$1,888,852
21,217,617
17,279,463
taxes—
components,
the nine
in
subsidiaries.
and
Sets New Passenger Record for Local
23,796,350
Other
'
J.
This
expenses—
income
its divisions
system on
also
for
revenues—.:
Operating
Operating
of
routes—one between Minneapolis-St. Paul and Chicago via Rochester,
Minn.; Dubuque, Iowa, and Rockford, 111., and another between Minnekpolis-St. Paul and Quad Cities via
Rochester,
Minn., and Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
■
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$
$
$
Norden-Ketay
Norden-Ketay will provide engineering, design a d
information.
Manufacturing facilities will be located
181, p. 2803.
cities
Carr
Mr.
Co.—Earnings
Telegraph
&
1955—Month—1954
$
the
to
Telephone
I'
■
.
largest electronic
the
is
manufacturer in Europe.
servo-mechanism
automatic
control systems
and
application
43
Mo., via
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
National Automotive Fibres,
solidated
England
Period Ended May 31—
with the
of notification
letter
a
298,749 shares of common stock to be offered to stock¬
par
(50 cents
per
share*, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used for working, capital.
This corporation was formerly known as National Bronze & Aluminum
Foundry Go.
.
.
..
types of
line will
July 1.
on
June
all
cation
'
'
employees,
15,000
manufactures
North Central in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota.
113.
p.
about
component
Central
the
C.,
Offering With SEC—
Stock
at
182,
'
covering
holders
Private
—
$3,500,000 of 3%% sinking fund col¬
lateral trust bonds, series D, due 1980, which have been
placed privately through The First Boston Corp., were
purchased by six institutional investors at par and ac¬
Net
National
Association
Electric
&
and
Placement—The
2803.
Proposed
Gas
has
six-state
announced
Incident
expenses
pay
Net
$15,606,607
181, p.
England
Federal
1955—Month—1954
Period Ended June 30—
Sales
—V,
be
corporation has filed application for a certificate
present
Lindquist Securities, Salt Lake
through
share
per
Utah.
North
of notification with the SEC
stock
(par
one
cent)
to be
letter
a
common
D.
Period End. June 30—
complete range of sizes and
the first time that such a
a
will
Europe.
personnel.
manufacturing
2598.
p.
which
aeronautical
istrative
Navajo Cliffs Uranium Corp., Provo, Utah—Files—
covering
to
This
in
Ketay Limited has arranged for Plessey, after a wide survey, to
provide the manufacturing facilities and manufacturing and admin¬
was
is
purchase
in
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—June Sales Higher—
manufacture
designs,
develops
and
instruments, computers
plants and laboratories
mine
uranium
purchase
Union's
claims.—V.
City,
to
components.
manufactured
in
headquarters here, reported purchase of a majority of stock
by the late Paul V. McNutt in Cayzor Athabaska Mines Ltd.
The
made
these
the Estate of the late Paul V.
Cayzor Athabaska Mines,
Ltd. has been purchased by
National Union Electric Corp., it was announced on July 12.
National Union Electric Corp., electronic components manufacturer
The first well was
produced continuously.
be
now
can
National Union Electric
A
McNutt
9
(317)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Other purposes to which the com¬
include:
purposes.
applied
Payment of a portion of the cost of a projected third
sibly a fourth submersible drilling barge.
It is presently
that the total cost of construction of these barges will be
(1)
and pos¬
estimated
approxi¬
but in view of the incomplete state of the de¬
studies therefor, such estimate is tentative. If
the
cost
of
the
projected barges should
materially exceed present
estimates, or if Ocean should be unable to provide the funds required
for their construction, it might be necessary for Ocean to modify its
mately $2,750,000 each,
sign
plans
or
and
engineering
these
for
both
of
them.
barges
In
or
conceivably to defer construction of either
the construction of the projected
anticipation of
barges and receipt of the contemplated net proceeds of the stock
financing, Ocean has commenced negotiations looking towards a bank
loan of about $4,125,000, but whether any such loan may ultimately
be
made
cannot now
be
predicted.
Payment of costs which may be incurred in connection with the
acquisition of an interest or interests in an offshore oil and gas lease
or leases,
and payment of costs of exploration which may be incurred
if Ocean should engage in drilling on an offshore oil and gas lease or
(2)
10
The Commercial and Financial
(318)
Chronicle... Monday, July 25, 1955'
4
in which it has
leases
or
aceftiife
may
be
cannot
costs
presently intends. to finance the
maior portion
of the construction cost of additional drilling barges
through borrowing from banks.
It is also possible that lurther capital
iunds may be needed, at times and in amounts not now determinable,
lor the development of these and ether corporate opportunities which
may arise, including thos? referred to in Paragraph 2 above
Whether
the
company's anticipated capital needs will
be provided through
borrowing or through the issuance of additional preferred or common
fctock
and whether through pur,lie or private financing, will depend
indicated
As
the
above,
upon'circumstances
Pacific Clay Products—Earnings Up
The amount of such
Interest.
an
determined or approximated.
(3) Payment of all cr a portion of the 5% mortgage note ($705,000
•at June 20,
1955).
Said mortgage note was i sued in February, 19oa
•and is secured by
a
first mortgage lien on the drilling barge
Mr.
•Charlie"
The proceeds thereof were used to
ret;re mortgage notes
incurred in connection with financing the construction of this barge.
nossib.e
Net
has
It
Carondelet
The
no
federal
shares of common stock, 2,235 of the 5,000 outstanding
5%
preferred stock and $229,500 principal amount of the
of
shares
subordinated sinking fund
$500,000 outstanding
of Ocean.
debentures,
engaged in the exploration for and
development and
oil, gas and other hydrocarbons. All
its common stock is owned directly or beneficially by C. H. Murphy,
Jr.. his sisters, his brothers-in-law, and members of their immediate
families.
Its principal office is in L'l Dorado, Ark.
principally
production of
is
Corp.
Murphy
principal busine s is the operation of two submersible
drilling barges,
named "Mr. Charlie" and "John Hayward," which
are engaged
in drilling for oil and gas in offshore waters in the Gul
of Mekico.
Since completion, each of these barges has been operated
The company's
under
The
with Shell Oil
contract
a
rights of Shell Oil
working interest in the major portion of a non-pro¬
ducing oil and gas lease in the offshore area of the coast of Louisiana,
designated the "Whiskey Pass" lease. The lessor under this, lease is
the State of Louisiana. The lease covers a block of 5,000 acres ot tidelands property lying off Terrebonne Parish near Whiskey Pass, identified as Louisiana State Lease Number 1527, covering Block 67, Ship
Shoal area.
'
I
subord. sink, fund debs, due in 1963
5%
preferred stock ($100 par va.ue)—
($1
stock
Common
value
par
$70o,000
cents
the
the
2'n?»n
to
tl,241,166 sh.s.
the current stock offering.
held
shares
10,000
including
Months Ended
from
Operating
1955
1^^4
346,749
269,047
interest:;-————
oil
expenses
■—___—
or
—.
deductions
Interest, etc
Dr24,928
13,724
181,
285,782
110,720
income
I—
profit--
Loss.—V.
from
$179,185
$168,435
-
--—
'$106,597
$57,715
—
—
1442.
p.
SairS
—V.
181,
Board.—V.
Ohio
Hackett.
the
as
principal
Net
proceeds
100,000 shares
.
of
tins
La
With SEC—
181,
preferred
stock,
at
the
stock
common
of
retirement
company's
with
the
of
of its sale of the preferred
$52.50
the
be
to
are
outstanding
used
15,000
the
to
and
stock
complete
junior
share.
The balance will be added to
to be applied as needed in connection
fleet replacement program.
See also V. 182, p. 217.
proposed
per
Pacific
Finance
Corp.
P"rPOses
...
will
afford
tural
revenues
Operating
expenses
-Other
49.575,331
2,610,957
2,222,187
12,803,621
10,333,311
taxes—
operating
53,196,126
taxes—'
income
9,362,301
1,292.804
1,049,133
6,049,171
tiactors
Net
financing
needs
01
operating income
charges—..—
181,
$2,159,927 $12,416,794 $10,108,487
$2,598,330
2,600,431
2,141,515
at 99.50%
to
and accrued int. to yield 3.56%
1,
they
general
bank
to maturity.
debentures are redeemable at prices ranging from
103%.
1956 to 100%
after July 1, 1961.
On and after July 1,
redeemable for a sinking fund at 100%.
new
July
are
PROCEEDS—The
funds
will
and
they
-
will
add
be
company
used
the
proceeds
from
initially .to
This
the
to
sale
short-term
reduce
Period End. June 30-
Oper.
company
June
on
the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
$22,000,000 4 Vh % subordinated
The
proceeds
from
of
3%%
insurance
the
sale
4Va %
,
companies;
capital,
of
the
notes
4»/2%
and
due
notes
the
remainder
will
retirement
of
be
refund
to
held
1963
199
540
Lake
2.581,648
2,338,371
33,175,237
27,700,827
ievs._
$850,513
$769,936
$10,058,222
Other
income
directly
company,
insurance
sonal
subsidiaries,
direct lending to
property,
with
these
fifth
the
for
creased
Finance,
35
645
732
used
increase
to
short-term
notes
pay¬
primarily
consumers
wholly-owned finance
in automobile sales
automobiles
on
in
states.
18
income
in
company
the
other
and
United
headquarters in Los Angeles,
from $123,752,753
Net
through
or
engaged
per¬
income
$350,801
Interest,
etc.
$769,971
$10,058,867
$8,352,779
deducs.—
income
Net
Preferred
—
201.136
197,348
2,258,541
2,511,552
$649,635
_
$572,623
$7,800,326
$5,841,227
dividends
Balance
outstanding at end
per
*331,643
267,775
$302,390
«
Com. shares
Earnings
347,275
share--
common
shares
issued
of
1,335,100
$304,848
1,070,701
$6,465,226
$4,770,526
'2,934,783
period
2,653,140
$2.17
..
$1.80
during March and April, 1S55.—V.
182,
12.
p.
at
Loans
the
increased
and
of
end
Irom
to
1950
through
operates
discounts
out
tanding
in¬
$252,441,882 at March
in 1950 to $3,806,594
$2,178,825
EFFECT
Ground
$503,000
~E
a
R.
suburb
facilities
The
to
has
been
&
broken
Son,
adjacent
will
be
structure
the
Cheihical Corp.—New Squibb Plant—
pharmaceutical
Squibb
present
to
Chicago,
available
will
preparatory
product
of
square
this
III.
January,
contain
the
to
warehouse
division
a
30,000
52,000
It
construction
and
office
of
new
a
building
debentures
square
182,
3'/2%
debentuies
Notes
feet
due
of
space
as
compared
Net
Ended
June
Corp.
1968—3Va%
Subordinated notes due
—_
_
1955
sales
—__
Net profits after
Shares
Net
Up—Earnings
taxes
other
borrowed
series
Preferred
5%
be
stock
($100
time
value)
value)—
'Represents credit
lines
tDoes
2,850
not
exercise
of
include
outstanding
ings,
the
Inc.
and
_
•
—
514 499
525^00
$0.93
share
President
tinued to show gains over last
end that
of
firm
a
corporation
sales
and
its
for
Hjrnblbwer
Bear,
&
Weeks—
Stearns &
six
179,
Co
This
loss
no
months
ended
May
31,
1955
for
this
at
Chino
with
was
contracts
incurred.
for
whom
forth
set
below
Lynch,
of
Fenner
Beane
&
4 V2 %
Dean
1,000,003
Blyth
Witter
&
1,000,000
&
Co._
1,000,000
750,000
;
750.000
750,000
Republic
Co.
(Inc.)
The
350.000
—
Milwaukee
Co
182,
350,000
Shields
12.
p.
&
Period End. May 31—
35.2.-—
Co
&
Telegraph Co.
*&
revenues
-Earnings Higher
income
-
$
4,061,000,
30,212,000
19,351,0JO
4,220,670
23,873,067
7,873,358
6,030,371
38,830,597
29,112,103
notes
Aug.
6,358,084
4,555,658
31,839,140
22,047,232
181,
2803.
p.
earnings
Cement
capital
with
compares
June
30,
ment
1954,
has
April,
Corp.-—Earnings
the
For
tirst
six
and
1954.
period
1954
Petoskey,
The
Federal
cents
the
$1,581,976
share
a
011
months
share
a
end
of
the
for
the
the
for
working
Ltd.)
California.
acquired
incor¬
was
From
time
27,
1^54,
of
ended
or
$1.11
or
92
were
the
sale
distribution
and
to
converting
xor
gasoline
engines
nf tanks and fittings for
transportation of LP gas for others.
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
matur¬
(par
:
value
$2)_
380,275
'1,000,000 shs.
of
the
of
authorized
182,
66,667
330,275
acquisition
..
number
Outstanding
$420,000
150,000
for
a
361,282
ended
articles
of
incorporation
shares
470,000 shs.
effective
increased
was
to
May
$18,342,260
with
Portland
has
Inc.—Sales
and
Earnings
$4,845,000
befora
Increased—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
sales
taxes.,__
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$4,500,000 $10,070,000
$9,800,000
253,000
173,000
628,000
513,00Q
120,000
56,000
295,000
216,000
$133,000
income
$117,000
$333,000
$297,000
450,000
450,000
450,000
450,000
SO.30
$0.26
$0.74
$0.66
taxes—
profit
___
corporation's
the
and
the
research
laboratories
have,
quality milk of magnesia.
both, to provide modern
also
relief
produces
preparation
of
fast
(Heavy Mineral
in one
reliefs—(1)
combines
It
two-way
of
means
mild
laxative
irregularity.
Capsules,
Cold
Mistol
for
by
of
relief
of
colds'
a
specialized,
discomforts.-
*
1881.
p.
affording,
of
oil-milk
mineral
a
cf
corporation
181,
acquisition
since
pleasant-to-take emulsion of Nujol
finest
values
.
Portland General
Electric
Co.—Earnings Increased—
operating revenues for the first half of 1955 were $16,108,909,
compared with $17,749,815 for the first half of 1954, according to
Thomas W. Delzell, Chairman of t le Board.
Net income for the first
months
six
first
six
For
of
12
p.
of
1955
months
the
12
of
compared
$2,754,708,
was
$2,302,954
with
for
quarter
ended
June
operating revenues
the company were $30,494,281,
compared with $28,280,666 for the
months ended June 30. 1954.
Net income was $4,798,165, equivalent
$1.60 per share, compared with $4,048,470, or $1.35 per share, on the
shares
of
stock
common
1955,
30,
gross
of
Board
Governors
of
Co., Inc.—Stock Listing—
the American
approved for listing 630,000 $1
The
company
and
and
its
par
whollv-nwned
Progress Luminaire,
Ltd.,
Exchange
Stock
common
of
snares
subsidiaries.
this
Minute
on
July 23
company.
June
an
annual
Cement
Co.,
with
manufacture
the
at
Cuba,
and
Mexico
sale
of
a
wide
a
Haiti and in portions
and
of Central and South.
a
i
common
date
to
shares
be
ended
2,000,000 barrels annually.—V.
181, p. 2803.
of
Buffalo,
sprit
in
shares
in
earnings
net
$1,997,655
for
the
sales
for
the
respectively.
2,625.000
N.
Y.,
the
company
later.—V.
will
181,
admitted
be
trading
to
Industries,
2804.
p.
barrels,
producing
Philadelphia,
Inc.,
Pa.—Stock
Offered—Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and Boenning
& Co., also of Philadelphia, on July 19 publicly offered
31.500 shares of class A
share "as
mately
$75,000
equipment
West
a
of
Pittson,
to
net
Pa.;
proceeds
defray
the
Chain
Atlas
stock
common
(par $1) at $9.50
speculation."
and
are
to
expen es
be
cf
used
as
moving
follows:
the
Approxi¬
and
operations
<fc
Manufacturing Co. to the new plaht at
the balance to the reduction of trade accounts
payable.
BUSINESS—The
Petoskey Portland Cement
capacitv
Inc.,
of
announced
Prudential
per
Net
Co.,
Mount
Canadian company, are engaged
variety of incandescent and;
fluorescent lighting fixtures primarily for residential use.
These prod¬
ucts are distributed
throughout the United States, Canada, Panama,.
in
against sales cf
Penn-Dixie's
$13,726,727,
acquired
181,
outstanding.—V.
currently
2932.
The
.This
Adjust¬
stock
additional
adjusted.
as
the
1954.
months
PROCEEDS—The
1955,
and
3,
1,000,000
13.
p.
2,523,971
on
period.
three-for-one
a
compared
share
to
abd rena!
matur¬
bank
a
of
Gross
1954.
30,
share,
cents
Penn-Dixie
Mich.,
of
June
a
tc
Andrews
hereafter
called: "LF
equipment, -such
as
kitchen
for homes and industrial build¬
1955—*
500,000.—V.
capital
subsidiaries.' The
$500,000
incurred
stock
the
The
basis.
same
quarter net sales totaled $12,953,312
months
June
broker
propane)
1957
amendment
The
Rise—
<
the similar period
of
three
the
87
at
to give effect to
public offering of
for
months
of
to
$2,317,544,
Since
Co.
made
and
for
or
outstanding
six
the
half
corporation
$2,197,996.
to
year.
second
$9,378,316
totaled
this
stock
net
earnings
of
equal to 73 cents
been
1955,
May of this
For
of
amounted
of
used
May
(1)
EFFECT
bank
a
property
Hawaii,
1955
exclusive
America.
Penn-Dixie
and
h3ing
and
(3)
GIVING
to
payable
6,
Plough,
Inc.,
—V.
also
Petrolane,
of
has
is
heaters
sal"
counteracting acidity, and (2)
and
iubricatmg action, gentle
21,138,541
operating income
after charges
Net
the
Progress Manufacturing
6,111.000
Net
be
on
and
equipment
and
Magna Nujol is a
176.518,839
189.954.087
4,809.278
operating
(butane
246,120,430
35.822.539
taxes—
Other
Park
are
Chicago.
laws
acquisition
sp .ce,
and
gas,
15,
The
$
$
50,194,630 282,869,751
39.377.765
taxes
is
which
1955—5 Mos.—1954
58,171,401
'
firm
Theatre
Irving
apartment
purposes.'
and
appliances
heaters,
LP
payable
3.000,000
1955—Month—1954
1954
expenses
Park
and
fol¬
manage-
Building
iFritzelst
Building
commercial,
(formerly
the
corporation
of
Shares outstanding
Earnings per share
to
Pacific Telephone
Place
Portage
buildings,
to
are
formed
the
gas
Aug.
ing
T 50,000
Schwabacher & Co.—
Fed,
of
Indebtedness
1,000 000
Curtis
Central
1,000,000
Lazard Freres & Co
Street
Milwaukee
many
The
Perlman
Walton
subsidiaries.
notes
4'/2%
de¬
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
Ripley & Co.,
Lake
at
corporate
under
be
thd
sale
water
ing
upon
new
F. S. Moseley & Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Inc.
residential
$1.0??.090
1.000.000
Harriman
and
Pierce,
1,000.000
shares
incurred on two major
military contracts.
have not been
completed and additional losses may
However, the company is
expending every effort' to re¬
cover
a
portion of these losses through contract'
adjustment claims
now in
preparation or pending with the Air Force."—V.
181, p. 2121.
These
below,
1,000.000
30,
wholly-owned
compares
issuable
Corp.—
Boston
p. 2372.
subsidiary, Paeair, Inc., were $8 $8,633,992 for the same period in 1954. '
During the first six months of the 1955 fiscal
year,
an
operating
loss of $530,522 was incurred at the
company's Chino Division.
The
other Divisions of the
company produced an operating profit of $55,510.
This resulted in a net loss for the
corporation of $343,980 after
gdving effect to income tax carry-back credits of
$181,032.
This com¬
pares to a net loss of $129,570 for the
period ended May 31, 1954.
Thomas Wolfe, President, on
July 11, stated:
176.305.
value)
par
acting as joint representatives,
to purchase from the com¬
Merrill
3,675,003
con-
appropriate
buildings.
under
Nujol, been engaged in the development of
magnesia emulsion known as Magna Nujol.
banks.
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Saclis & Co.—
The First
—V.
its
of
the
proceeds
to
CAPITALIZATION
V.
$3,675,000
20
Building,
tlie
corporation
was
prescription-Voe
Blyth & Co., Inc
company, stated that sales con¬
year both in physical and dollar volume
Corp.—Reports Lossthe
182
bentures:
Net
Pacific Airmotive
by
company
named
are
East
industrial
general
1930,
caiburetors
product
amounts
6
of
storing and dispensing LP gas;
>1,082,546 shs.
commitment
principal
of
;
the
profit margins are showing improvement.—V.
consolidated
N"ne
the
underwriters
department
presently
located
and
net
petroleum
use
Oil)
1954
429 489
$0.73
outstanding
per
Herbert B. Snower.
None
($28,500
Hornblower & Weeks
severally made
the respective
pany
shares
10,
and
(2)
Profit
options.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Co.
to
few
Period End. June 30—
94.210 shs.
20,000.000 shs.
extended
those
company.
This
Industrial District of
caused
Co.
liquefied
Net
35.000 shs.
300,000 sh.S;
par
par
that
architec¬
14,000,000
35.000 shs.
($25
sales
Building, 200 East
Block,
a
for
business
g.s";-
Net
22,000,000
14,000,000
-
($10
stock
be given,
may
approximately
Perlman
significant
The
8,650,000
—i—
stock
Common
&
Feb,
has
it
Butane
value)—
par
help that
State-Monroe
stores
the
available
porated
•
all
—
service
and
selections
real estate service fitting the
addition, Mr. Pearlman said that other
with
complete
personnel
and
facilities
Building,
but
are
by
Federal
1967
complete
engineering
10,000,000
22,000,000
—
a
site,
20,000,000
funas)—
due
series
to
up
been
complete
of
Drive
Fark
BUSINESS—This
from
$12,030,000 $11,315,000
551.250
_
has
In
management
some
of
corner
30.435,000
20,000.000
„
1966—4 Ve %
Capital debentures (subordinated
Operating
Sales
—
30—
"It
almost
liam R. Staats & Co.
20,000.000
8,650,000
19G5
for
217.
a.e
Southwest
'By
119,960,003
20,000,000
1959—J
due
in Franklin Park,
anticipated that the new
p.
South
set
in
was made on July 18 at $10.75
per share thorugh
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; First California Co.; and Wil¬
1955,
10.000,000
due
the
recommendations,
manages
Shore
Portage
Common
FINANCING
company
is
39
has
$2)
Outstanding
$
1956.
feet.—V.
Opelika Manufacturing
Months
PRESENT
$
Operating
Nine
TO
Authorized
Kidder, Peabody & Co.—
Olin Mathieson
he
Authorized
States.
1954.
have
Gross
at
are
specialists
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Stock Offered—An
offer¬
ing to the public of 61,392 shares of common stock (par
writing of automobile insurance in connection
activities.
It is believed that the company is
with
offices
1955.
31,
the
the
financing
branch
221
and
is
largest automobile finance
Pacific
$36,052,824
288
-
now
Shore Drive
managed
ranges,
BUSINESS—The
and
$8,351,997
operating
$43,233,459
Lake
Soutnwest
the
by
a
equipped
buildings
jnt:
in
most
used
were
through
mostly
1966.
due
notes
issue of
an
of
and
construction
15
able.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$3,103,307
taxes—
and
exps.
Net
1935—Month—1954
$3,432,161
revenues
are
PROCEEDS—The
Privately—The
manufacturers
selection
commercial
a
company
lowing
placed privately with Prudential Insurance Co. of Amer¬
ica and
Preferred
Operating
rendering
any other
Departments
to
Placed
Undesignated series
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Earnings Increased—
Perlman
with
managment and sales departments.
loans.
Notes
9,956,476
12,353,925
offices
Mr.
development and management.
necessary
buildings,
2303.
p.
new
departmentalized
if required, and
the manufacturer."
office
5,302,428
after
—V.
or
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Hornblower & Weeks jointly on
July 20 headed a group marketing $20,000,000 of 3%%
debentures due July 1, 1965. The debentures were priced
4'/2%
Net
July 18 announced the incorporation
on
expansion.
His
111.
According to
the
if
These
4%
10.818,748
Co.—Expands Realty Opera¬
its
estate
ox
them
services
Road.
Note due 1958—3%
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$84,4.5,712 $75,319,557
of real
(Calif.)—Debentures Offered—
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Co.—Earnings—
President,
and
Cnicago,
organization,
Held
Building,
maturing in 90 days
'223,235,000
Commercial paper, matur. in 9 months
1955—Month—1954
$17,320,869 $15,293,548
&
experience that there is a great need for
packaged' and well en¬
gineered site selections for
manufacturing facilities. Tnerefore we have
set up
a
very capable department headed up
by James P. McMahon
extent
of
shares
funds,
general
the
of
Chairman
St.,
Including
the company
Bank loans,
May 31—
-Operating
Federal
eletcted
been
1880.
p.
Bell Telephone
Period Ended
has
Perlman
company
^alle
every
underwriter,
to
for
$787,500
in
President,
B.)
Alfred B. Perlman,
of
2259.
p.
$4,411,407 $27,254,932 $25,971,626
2854.
p.
(Alfred
of
1955
net
sales and
other
income
compared with $1,484,659 for the like period
$1,806,564
$4,577,019
181,
,
1955—6 Mos.—1954
our
Official Films, Inc.—Hackett Elected Chairman—
L.
$492,746,629 $454,237,144
1955—Month—1954
,7V
of
Harold
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$88,543,600
2803.
p.
Period End. June 30—
quarter
$25
financing,
income
181,
tions—
corporation filed a reg stration statement with the SEC on
1S55, covering 80,000 shares of cumulative first preferred
par, convertible series of 1955. and
130,000 shares of its
$5 par common stock.
All but 60,000 common sh. res are to be ottered
for public sale by the issuing company, said-shares to be offered by
The Chicago Corp.
which owns 129,620 shares (27.05%) of the out¬
standing common stock.
The dividend rate on the preferred, the
public offering price, and the underwriting terms on both issues, are
to be supplied
by amendment,
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc., is named
oRo'na!?
profit——
operating
Balance
*
$227,983,
with
12,
stock,
working
31—
March
$94,571,329
—V,
totaled $32?,630, or 65
45 cents a share for
1955
This
July
same
Oceanic Oil Co.—Reports Profit-
Net
of
quarter
1954.
of
second
$17,000,000
Net
$0.75
Sales
a
u
in the treasury of the company
reserved for issuance to employees, of which 3,000 shares are reserved
lor sale under options granted to certain employees.—V. 182, p. 12.
Other
$1.11
—
reserved for issuance
shares are
11,333
Morgan Stanley & Co., one of the agents in
income
compared
ago.—V.
year
second
the
months
amounted
a
for
share,
a
—1
504,511 shares.
on
same
For
1961
under a restricted
stock option to be granted to Alden J, Laborde, and 20,000 shares are
reserved for issuance
upon
exercise of the warrants to be sold to
which
Three
$376,865
-
share
income
The
Outstanding
$940,000
500,000
5,000 shs.
* 1,500,000 shs.
__——
4%
tNot
$558,247
1955—Month—1954
365,000
—
—
per
'Based
Net
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
note
mortgage
'Of
539,000
Penney Co.—June Sales Increased—
Period End. June 30—
360,772
74ths
a
CAPITALIZATION
5%
(estimated)
income
'Earnings
the
Co.
is also the owner, subject to certain
company
of
Co..
$2,731,197
1,628,563
474,221
...
—
taxes
income
1954
$3,282,675
1,711,207
——
;
Pacific Far East Line, Inc.—Registers
530,450
owns
cusfcanding
income
expenses
(J. C.)
;
1955
Peoples Drug Stores, Inc.—June Sales
Up—
Net
La.
is controlled by Murphy Corp., a Louisiana corporation
shares
(approximately 52% ) of
the 1,015,500
company
which
Orleans,
New
BIdg.,
other
sales
of
Operating
BUSINESS—Company
1953.
and
sales
Co:t
company
existing at the time such funds may be required. ,
was
incorporated in Delaware on May 4,
sub idiaries.
Its principal executive office is 913
Sharply—
6 Months Ended June 3C—
as
Prudential
textile
Doylestown,
company
Worsted
products
Pa.
and
until
Co.
was
for
dentinued
1953,
at
incorporated
the
in
purpose
that
which
in Pennsylvania
of
time
the
in
manufacturing
business
in
its
charter
own
1907
woolen,
at
plant
purposes
were
k
Volume 132
enlarged
Number 5449
include the
to
The
business
the
of
metal
of
manufacture
products
the
and
Rhlnelandcr
cor¬
by amendment to Prudential Industries, Inc.
porate name was changed
main
falls into two
corporation now
u
categories,
Net
namely: (I) engineering, design, development, production and assem¬
bly of precision electro-mechanical equipment and parts for the elec¬
tronic
industries,
transmission
former
and
roller chain
activities
under
the
activities
through
on
Chain &
through
on
division
of
Co.
a
the
and
the company
roller chain
GIVING
EFFECT
debt
of
(as
June
Class
A
common
stock
B
common
stock
($1
V.
182,
27,
—V.
i
31,500 shs.
133,725 shs.
Commission—
This investment company, filed an amendment with the SEC on July
19, 1955, to its registration statement covering an additional $413,600 of
Quinby
fv
Plans
accumulation
of
stock
common
Kodak
Eastman
of
Company.—V. 1X2, p. 114.
,
and
Radio
Corp. of America
See
Whirlpool Corp., below.—V. 181,
2697.
p.
eight-year,
an
end
Co.—Capacity Increased—
President
the
of
V.
$25,000,000
company.—V.
181,
In
Transportation Corp.
will be issued to
notes
The
York
New
Co.
Trust
for
agent
as
a
will advance the money to pay
for the equipment under a conditional
sale agreement.
The corporation stid it was able to get 85% of the money required
of
group
to
financial
buy the
with
San
delivered
amount
exact
said
the
Stock
The
of
the
during
third quarter of this year.
as delivered,
is not known,
the
price,
purchase
181, p. 2932.
Agency, but it will be more than $4,000,000.—V.
order
Rayeiner, Inc.—Profits Rise—Sales at New High—Ex¬
the
first
of
half
Arranged—
Placement
Planned—Private
for
Profits
1955
$8,045,515,
were
$3.54
to
equal
gain of 35% over a net
of $5,940,369, or $2.67 a share on 1,989.942 shares of common in the
like 1954 perlcd, Clyde B. Morgan, President, announced on July 20.
share
cn
Converted
to
per
of
1 V2
$1.42
2,097,507
the
shares
for
share
per
sales
Net
in
•
sales
of
in
production
of
accounts
acquired
In
Sales
net
income,
placed
with
owned,
Mr.
resulting
effective
from
July
new records
Morgan said.
Issuance
the
equal
earnings
1,
marked
the
production
in
Pine
Alaska
$40,916,666
high level
the
months sales from the
June, 1954 and consolidation
six
Cellulose
&
in
interest
in
with
reflects
increase
company,
dollar
tonnage and
in
compared
$70,347,291
were
The
1954.
controlling
export
a
common
established
throughout
mill
Jesup
new
of
share
this period
half ol
first
the
common,
common.
again
company
as
well as
of
shares
each
new
The
shares
new
Hi
Ltd.
December,
1954,
which
Rayonier
further
and
gains
sales.
five
and
of
tons
mills
Rayonier
chemical
The
the
in
cellulose,
United
pulps
paper
that
the
had
company
increased
"operated as
cellulose
mill
announced
of
tons
100,000
later
under
the
in
annual
capacity
This,
year.
at
a
with
other
capacity
together
raise the company's overall
tens of cellulose per year by the end of 1957.
now
to 900,000
will
way,
company earlier this fnortth concluded arrangements with the
Prudential Insurance Co. of America for a 25-year loan of $100,000,000
33/4%,
requiring
Part of
$15,000,000 of
corporate funds
Rayonier and
Alaska Pine, as well as all of Rayonier's outstanding preferred stock.
The remainder of the proceeds will be used to finance the construction
of the mill.—V. 182, p. 13.
the
proceeds
material
sinking
no
fund
for
payments
ten
years.
order
it
Inc.—Seeks SEC Exemption—
announced
was
July
on
has
20
applied
the
to
primarily engaged in a business
other than that of investing, reinvesting, owning, holding or trading
in securities; and the Commission has given interested persons until
Aug. 3, 1955, to request a hearing thereon.
Companies so engaged in
such other business may be excepted from the definition of investment
company under the Investment Company Act.
For a number of years, Real Silk has been engaged in the business of
an
manufacturing
declaring
San
men's
and children's
operations
changed to
value
of
wear.
order
The
available
the
acting
was
to
1951
In
activity.
invest
securities;
to
$2,023,000 in
$2,953,000,
Since
and during the past few
other women's wear and
it has been curtailing its whole¬
in
securities which on
exceeding 40%
its
1953
charter
was
and at Feb. 28, 1955, it
that date had a market
of its assets 011
unconsolidated
an
of its stock
181,
1CG0.
p.
July
at
and Lodge No. 1937 International Association of
cn
July 7 reached agreement on a pension plan covering
holding membership in the I.A.M.
The
agreement
covers
employees in the union working for the
company on or after Jan. 1, 1955.
The entire cost of the plan will be
paid by the company.
John
J.
Ryan, Vice-President for Industrial Relations,
said in a
separate statement that the pension plan will be offered to the four
unions
repersenting
that
not
a
other
retirement
in
repersented
employees
will
plan
collective
a
in
be
the
He
company.
established
bargaining
for
fur¬
other
em¬
said.—V.
182,
Period End. June 30—
group.—V.
180
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$
Net
t
&
,
shr.__
cam.
$1.50
the neumber of shares outstanding
corporation
The
had
1955.
of
30,
shares
As
outstanding.
holders
authorized
standing.—V.
182,
31,
Republic's
two-for-one
a
p.
15,325,946
March
At
common
1955
shares
there
annual
split
were
meeting
of
432,609,292
of
This
the
7,643,523
May
common
as
of
common
11,
stock
stock¬
out¬
13.
Sales
this
of
V
257.
mounting
reports net profit for the six months ended June 30,
$3,416.£39, equal to 41 cents per share, after provision of
for
for
Sales
of
increase
an
Federal
income
tax.
compares
after
against $23,726,233 for the like period in
443%
of
Consolidated
$244,394, compared
net
Consolidated
$119,924,
1554.—V.
181,
p.
fiscal
all-time
in
records were set successively
and April, when they climbed to
monthly
totaled $584,736,
quarter
was
was
Homes'
Scholz
wid
estimated,
President—V.
before
income,
181,
second
taxes,
fiscal
$12,000,000,
be
the
for
first
the
was
$576,467, in April, 1954.
Net earnings for the quarter also showed a healthy increase of 31%
over the corresponding 1954 period, mounting to $134,118,
or 28.2 cents
per
The
share.
common
1954 figures for the same quarter were $101,181, p. 2932.
999, and 20.1 cents a share.—V.
Corp.
America—Current Sales Increased—
of
2123.
—V.
181,
2804.
p.
,
stock
mon
—
$1)
(par
marked
July 20
to
year
according
end Feb. 28,
to
Donald J.
1956, It
Scholz,
of
completion
remodeling
empire
All
the
firm's
at
described
over
to
the
feet,
square
112,
p.
filed
a
registration
Canada—
Toronto,
Ltd.,
Canada,
of
Exchange Commission—
Registers With Securities and
Fund
and employment to
67.
Fund
Scudder
of looms to 322,
number
the SEC 011 July
statement with
covering 250.000 common shares.
Organized in 1953 as a Canadian investment
14,
1955,
to provide
U. S. residents a
"medium for investment in the securities of com¬
panies deriving their income from sources outside the United States,
particularly Canada." the company has outstanding 1,000.000 com¬
Authorization
shares.
for
pected to be sanctioned by the
The
underwriter is Lehman
value
asset
per
additional
Whirlpool
Corp.
250,000
shares
is
ex¬
of
of
P.
U.
act
SEC
the
end
result
The
progress
July
11
was
$40.31
in
corporation
on
the
,
Societa Indusrielle de
that company show en¬
backlog of orders on hand
capacity,
at
least,
Jan.
25,
2.000.000
1955.
to
the
a letter of notification with
the
stock (par $2.50» to be offered fox-
to repay certain
Mecanique et Carrosserie Auto¬
on July 18 approved payment of a gross dividend of
share, which will result, after the deduction of 1« «
in a net dividend of approximately Frs. 750 on each
Simca capital share payable on Aug. 1, 1955.
When the dividend oxx
the capital shares underlying the outstanding American shares has been
collected the French francs will be converted into U. S. dollars after
which the dollar amount payable per American share, the date of pay¬
ment and the record date of holders of Simca American shares entitled
to receive such dividend distribution will be
announced. Two Simca
American shares represent one capital share.—V. 181, p. 2245.
shareholders
The
914.60
Frs.
per
withholding tax,
Co.—Receives Navy Order—
Solar Aircraft
order has just been received from the U.
ships that augurs well for the company, Edmund
and Genera!
Manager, announced on July 19.
significant
A
of
Bureau
S. Navy
T. Price,
contract calls for Solar to design, develop, test
300 kw„ GO-cycle generating set, using the
version of Solar's 500 hp. Juniper gas turbine engine
and
Navy's
deliver
one
speed
packaged
mover.
unit is
,
to
be
delivered
to the
specifies It must be ab)e
operative in 10. seconds or
be
con¬
as a
„„„„
Navy by December, 1956.
to function automatically,
less, after need arises.—V.
The
and
131,
2933.
Southeastern
Public Service Co.—Earnings—
INCOME STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDED
CONSOLID \TED
MAY
31,
1955
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
<--/
to
year.
stockholders increased the authorized capital
shares. In the letter accompanying the
notice calling that
special meeting of stockholders, the stockholders
were advised that the company then was negotiating for an acquisition
of' the shares of stork of a
corporation that the board of directors
believed would enhance the value of Sentry Safety Control Corp.
On April 7,
1955, the President and General Counsel of this com¬
pany
met with the controlling stockholder of the company whose
shares
of stock
were
to
be acquired and were
informed that the
On
from
filed
("Simca")—Dividend Approved—
mobile
must
operations of
at
12
proceeds are to be used to obtain additional patents,
and fqr working capital.—V. 179, p. 2476.
The
50.
and earnings.
It has a
the plant profitable,
July
covering 8,677 shares of capital
contract
Corp.—Plans Expansion—M. A.
June 27 said in substance:
the
operate
to
of
of
181,
loans,
the
ware.
1955
upon
subscription by stockholders at $5.50 per share on the basis of one new
share for each 10 shares held.
No underwriting is involved. The net
plant in Mannington, W. Va.. Sentry Sanitary Corp.,
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, manufactures vitreous china sanitary plumb¬
ing
$7.50) in place of each share of the paxto approval by the Federal Power Commission,
Commission and Counsel for the company.
A
1980.
p.
At
the charter
meeting of stockholders has been called for Aug. 23,
the proposed amendment and related matters.—V.
special
to
p.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Abrams, President, on
Co.—To Split Stock—
12 approved and recommended that
(par
subject
$15,
California
stant
p.
stock
common
the
President
181, p. 50.
below.—V. 181,
7
corporation be amended to effect a reclassification and split-up
the common stock so as to give common stockholders
two shares
The
on
Power
directors 011 July
prime
See
257.
company
Fund's shareholders on July 28, 1955.
Brothers,
of the Fund
share
States dollars.—V.
the
p.
share by William R.
quickly oversubscribed.
per
the
as
construction of a completely new plant, piece by piece.
equipment has been replaced—no machine in the mill today
seven
years old.
The addition brings the total floor area to
the
This
weaving mill
France, Germany, and Italy.
the plant remodeling in Altoona
Switzerland,
in
Schwarzenbach
Mr.
at
program
$11
at
Smith-Dieterich Corp., N. Y.—Files—Rights—
$1,000,000 expansion
a
Altoona, Pa.
Robert
M,
Schwarzenbach,
President,
disclosed
that this firm's
decision to expand in Pennsylvania had been made despite the fact
that it pays wages here 11% higher than the national textile average.
This
company
is
affiliated with
the 129-year-old Schwarzenbach
and
182,
Pacific
Sierra
The
of
The
011
Stock Offering Oversubscribed—Tbe
offering to the public of 225,000 shares of com¬
recent
Schwarzcnbach Huker Co.—Plant Completed—
Ceremonies
1955—25 Wks.—1954
$5,299,721 $30,975,519 $27,778,004
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$5,628,869
Sales
value
2584.
p.
In March, when
$688,093. May's
second only to the ail-time April mark, for any month
company's nine-year history. The previous all-time high was
$591,332
of
cents per share.
35
or
for
Sales
is
.
to $44,094 of the like quarter of last year.
income
after
taxes
for
the
first quarter
net
corporation
Earnings Higher—
and its subsidiaries,
it was announced
totaled $2,284,274 for the first quarter
against $515,177 in the like period of 1954,
as
this
011
the
Staats & Co. and associates, was
1
by
1954.
New
sales
corporation
1955,
31,
May
couraging
with net profit of $781,146. equal to 22 cents per
provision of $600,000 for Federal income tax, for the
correspondmg period of last year.
Total soles for the six months endirg June 30, 1955, were $71,760,386
share,
p.
recorded
hydraulic excavating,
for
Sentry Safety Control
1955.
company
$1,685,000
a
are
Record Sales Marks—
were
earth-moving and materials handling devices
small-sized tractors.
quarter totaled $1,864,161, nearly $400,000 better
than the previous record of $1,480,619 set in the corersponding period
of
Siegler Corp.
persons
$1.65
June 30,
Rexall Drug Co.—Reports Higher Net Profit—
1955
of the Introduction of the
its Silver Jubilee Year 011
modern new multi-million dollar
marks
ended May 31, continuing the general upward
trend of the past several months.
A
fourth
record,
topping any month prior to the fiscal quarter,
also
was
chalked up,
according to W. A. Romain, President.
The
firm ranks as one of the world's top manufacturers and distributors
quarter
Period End. June 25—
24,791.945
outstanding
on
two
sales
all-time
new
fiscal
the
by Donald J. Scholz, President,
sufficient
The
Three
in
Pa.
650
Seeger Refrigerator
$
$2.63
$0.91
the basis of
*On
June
per
.
$
307,411,419 218,139,584 570,684,791
22,944.806
13,712,933
41,137.071
rev
oper.
income
*Earns.
(bl
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$
each
1080.
See details in V.
United
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
v
Sales
and
exemption which was continued
Homes, Inc.—Sales and
Scholz
Net
'
(a)
San Juan Uranium
under
common
control;
and
already employed by Schick in Lan¬
caster, with this figure slated to rise to 1,000 when full production
is reached later this summer, Kenneth C. Gifford,
Board Chairman,
mon
2123.
Republic Steel Corp.
■
offering price of
for an issuer, its
25th anniversary
corportaion opened
dedicating
Lancaster,
corporation
employees
stated
the
this
formally
by
15
plant
is
Republic Aviation Corp.—Pension Plan Approved—
ployees
aggregate
limitation
not
was
that
are
pursuant to a Regulation A
shaver,
220.—V.
Machinists
p.
exemption
A
Sept. 11, 1953, commenced an offering of $295,500
on
Commemorating
electric
amounting
ther
and
were
$300,000
in
affiliates,
and
Regulation
that the
in
the
exceed
the
portion thereof was withdrawn June 25, 1954, and the
offering by San Juan Uranium was made within one year of the com¬
mencement of said offering by Arkansas Minerals.—V. 182, p. 13.
textile
other
issuer; (3) failure to
property to the com¬
the unsold
until
95.000
-
that
Uranium
offered
Minerals
According to the present application, the company has "no present
of holding
at any tun? investment securities with a total
cost
in
excess
of
$3,000,000
and seeks
exemption
011
that
basis.
Intention
This
and
asserts
t$l.45
t$0.80
$1.00
tAdjustcd lor stock split-up of one
shares outstanding, distributed Jan. 10.
audit.
Sherman Products, Inc.—Sets
to
Juan
San
predecessors
basis.
—V.
further
securities
Arkansas
and
for
share
1955.—V. 181, p.
More
(1) the failure to disclose an affiliation
Arkansas Minerals, Inc.; (2) false in¬
wit:
to
Uranium
$1.62
paid (per share)..
to year-end
adjusted
additional
1,480,063
$3,256,188
1,498,407
offering
whom the consideration was paid for such
assignment; (41 failure to disclose that the proceeds of the sale of
stock were to be used for purposes other than those set out
in the
offering circular; and (5) false information concerning payment of a
finder's fee as compensation for locating a mineral deposit and enabling
the company to acquire its lease and option to lease.
be
to
manufacturing
and
permit it
invested
it
its
it
had
Juan
concerning persons in control of the
the persons whom the assignor of the
identify
pany
merchandising hosiery;
products to include
and
expanded
years
sale
the
the purchasers" of the stock.
upon
formation
be
used along with approximately
to
retire all
present indebtedness of
corporation,
for
that
believe"
to
cause
*As
1,648,119
—
share.,
common
11,371,967
353,947
1,173,823
$3,661,204
2,259,603
taxes
outstanding-.
stock
common
per
dividends
Cash
will
Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
This
deceit
or
information,
between
ended
SEC
fraud
Approximately
The
at
"reasonable
of
Earnings
particularly, it is ai.eged that the offering circular used in the offering
and sale of
the stock
was
incomplete and inaccurate in respect of
another
location
be
Shares
permanent.
income
income
Net
Schick, Inc.—New Plant Dedicated—
chemical
to
has
a
Federal
011
it
13,154,008
436,423
1,426,938
amortization
and
for
*1954
1955
$20,326,692 $17,635,988
,
capital
working
its
by $6,936,060 during the six months period.
Earlier this year Rayonier announced that it plans to build
projects
that
the east by fall
2519.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Gas Corp.
expenses
Provision
on
March 18, 1954, filed a Regulation A notification
with respect to a public offering of 599,000 shares of its lc par com¬
mon stock at 50c per share, which offering was commenced on or about
April 9, 1954.
In its order suspending the exemption, the Commission
company
181,
May 31—
Depreciation
made
or
and
Shoe
disclosed
was
vacated
be
1956.—V.
Depiction
Exchange Commission
pulps.
paper
It
the
from
292,214
should
Arkansas Minerals
States amounted
and fine papers,
compared with 231,428 tons sold in the same months of 1954.
Sales—
from Alaska r-ine mills amounted to 74,079 tons of chemical cellulose
to
and
in
other income.^.
and
sales
Costs
Okla.—
City,
Oklahoma
Corp.,
Offering Suspended—
asserts
pansion
Uranium
Securities
methods in the cake bakery industry.
that the products will be available in
believed
is
nationally sometime
Shamrock Oil &
$8,939,780
$9,383,512
July 20 announced the
issuance of an order temporarily suspending the Regulation A exemption
from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 for a stock offering
by this corporation. The order provides interested persons an oppor¬
tunity for hearing, upon request, on the question whether the suspen¬
sion
be
are
interest rate over five years,
annual
Juan
increased sales because of new products,
established a new Bakery Division, which will
of egg products that promise to revolutionize
has
family
a
Six Months Ended
.
to
cars
The
which
2%%
new cars at a
balance at 2%%
the
The
<
institutions
market
and
This
American
corporation
soon
Net
for
Establishes
—
greatly
of
anticipation
this
2804.
p.
Kansas
Inc., Topeka,
Foods,
Bakery Unit—
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$1,677,065
$1,802,332
181,
President, said late last
under
a
revolving
credit
415.
p.
production
1955—Month—1954
Sales
,
181,
Menzies,
C.
D.
August,
Seymour
2245.
p.
and plans
borrowings
of
It
—V.
corporation has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission
authority to issue $4,000,000 of promissory notes in connection
with
purchase of 200 new express refrigerator cars from General
largest
and
outstanding-
debt by the
month.
The
loans
were
obtained
arrangement
established in January to provide Servel with operating capital until
excess inventories and overdue accounts receivable could be liquidated.
The loan matures Sept. 30.
Another $2,000,000 will be repaid In July
and
the final $2,500,000
instalment In August, Mr. Menzies said.—
2128.
p.
Rose's 5, 10 & 25-Cent Stores, Inc.— Sales—
Period Ended June 30—
Express Agency, Inc.—To Issue Notes—
Railway
172,
above.—V.
repaid $1,500,000 of its $6,000,000 of
to pay the remainder of that
The corporation has
is observing the activation of its third
generating unit, it was announced on July 20.
and Air
To Merge Stove
—
have
also investigated
several offers to
shares of stock of other companies.—V. 181,
the
and
assets
962.
bank
construction project, the
company's 70,000 kilowatt generating unit joins the two 24,000 kilowatt
generators in a triumvirate of power planned during the middle 1940's
to accommodate expected increased power reuirements throughout its
fast growing territory.
Lovett plant, located on the Hudson River at
Tomkins Cove and originally known as the Hudson steam plant, was
renamed on June 19, 1953 in memory of the late Fremont L. Lovett who
had served for 26 years as General Manager, Vice-President, director,
Conditioning Divisions With Seeger and Whirlpool Firms
not
officers
Servel, Inc.—To Retire Bank Debt—
Tire & Rubber Co.
Culminating
Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—Registers With
has
terminated.
$1.99
company
electric
week.
one
contract
company's
acquire
p.
Pictures, Inc.—New Control—
Radio
General
This
Securities and Exchange
$2.27
share
Rockland Light & Power
217.
p.
$1,074,873
2741.
p.
The
the deal been
The
$719,055
406,275 shs.
133,725shs.
par)__™_
See
approximately
done.
has
1,305,048
$1,223,360
common
of
2,379,921
•
and the
of stock of that
within the course
To the present time this has not been
been
returned signed or unsigned, nor
certificates,
would be delivered to the Sentry Company
company,
and
state
S.,
1,431,947
per
180,
RKO
Outstanding
$750,000
1955)
par )
($1
Class
2,655,307
,
(U.
taxes
income
Earnings
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Long-term
Net
Manufacturing Co.
CAPITALIZATION
income
Canadian!
wholly-owned subsidiary corporation
a
for
the
and
complete the transaction
calling for the shares
to
prepared
were
contract
1954
$16,112,176 $15,537,575
1955
30—
June
sellers
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
Paper Co.
Ended
sales
Provision
a
Products
Precision
Atlas
carried
are
Atla:.
called
carried
are
of
cane
above
of
Months
Earnings before income taxes
complete line of power
the sizes known as bicycle chain.
The
manufacturing
(2>
Nine
11
(319)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Operating
income
in,oiu
income-
Other
10.000.000
Income
Income
deductions—subsidiaries
—V.
_
deductions—Southeastern Public Service Co
for Federal income taxes
Provision
Net
$1,920
income
Gross
income
182,
p.
114.
*36,^3
18 ' H
640,100
$354,939
12
(320)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Southeastern
Working capital at June 19. 1955, increased, to $4,308,829 compared
$3,509,313 a year earlier.
Ratio of current assets
to
current
liabilities increased to 2.7 to 1 compared with 2.61 to 1 on June
20,
1954—V. 181, p. 1678.
Telephone Co., Tallahassee, Fla.—Regis¬
This
S3,000
sale
shares
$10
15
filed
public oflering
by amendment.
will
be
stock
applied,
price
in
offered
be
to
covering
statement
for
headed
by
Scott,
and underwriting
group
The
proceeds
registration
a
common
par
underwriting
an
Inc.
be supplied
Net
July
its
of
thfough
Mason.
to
on
company
$1,950,000.
—V.
176,
of
which
Horner
terms
&
Standard
had
been
expended
April
at
This corporation
for one year from
Southern
New
ing thereon.—V,
Net
$7,262,334
Operating
expenses.....
4,923.169
4,477.921
23,799.703
21.871,190
904.839
792.455
4,363,712
3,997,013
taxes...
354,746
340,111
1,783,321
$1,079,580
$965,995
$5,228,541
913,801
820,899
4,445,209
4,111,714
181,
'
for
SEC
182,
have
181,
Bank
of
until
July
New
York;
26,
the
and
1955,
to
1955—Month—1954
$5,711,559
Investing Corp., New York, on July 18 offered pub¬
licly 1,250,000 shares of common stock (par 10£') at $1
share
as
and
for
operating
capital
and
net
of
proceeds
for
reserve
—V.
from
modern
a
$5"654,102
Authorized
stock
10 cents)—
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
1955.
Its company's general officces
Memphis, Ark.
'West
The
company
West
Ark.,
approximately
is
estimated
posed
to
made
ready
legal
300
the
together
time
State
only
and
racing
is
of
and
of
meet
at
317
and
with
parking area
$630,000, exclusive
the
in
of
2300
of
land.
a
during
permit
and
automobiles
is
It
1955 if the facilities
granted. Dog racing
Is
the
of
as
sale
contemplated
of
the
above
unless
be
capital
to
It is the opinion of
days to complete the
of substantially all the securities
offered Is necessary to
permit the completion of the presently proposed
facilities and
If
the
the
to
racing
according
to
revenues
admission
permit
plan,
will
the
fees,
is
the
granted,
parking
charges
concession agreements have
tb?t favorable
Under
(10'/;
the
of
)
contracts
laws
the
of
will retain
101, p, 2805.
the
built
that
similar
into
of
sources
but
and
the
the
will
company
to
each
ten
is
which
based
and, in
ten cents.
'
"
'
■
■
1955—Month—1954
Other
Net
N<=t
44.612,987
expenses.
—V.
27.495.453
26,430,429
134,319,863
32,930,815
27,266,071
3,159,925
17,380,183
15,826,314
6,922,193
5,949,522
34.035,989
29,019,646
6,453,798
5,433,116
31,803,758
26,510,488
;
a
binds
and
Nichols,
Mr.
Public
plans
company
about
to
Service
sell
$3,000,000
Co.—Plans
privately
in
next
preferred
stock,
Chairman.
Nichols
:
said
that
$10,000,000
according
to
be
.
of
record
cumulative
♦The
to
The
for
Its
1955,
1,
5Ya% "cumulative
for
at
the
48!/s
period
cents
stock
of
the
May
share,
16
to
this
issued
by
to
authorized
the
amount
of
prepayment
$7,200,000
the
1,
companies
Barnsdall
Oil
Bay
feet
gas
products
gas
of
per
gasoline
will
plant
day
b?
designed
of
plant
will
The gas
Red
which
will
wells
be
furnished
gas
on
some
21.000
process
to
1.001
royalty
land,
2.051
construction
should
present
merger
interestin
producing
leases
for
to
contractor
be
the
13
and
plant will
new
producers
gas
producing
gas
delivered
by
the
February,
on
Sept.
1956.
the
on
in
In
in
—In Good Cash Position—
Sponsored
by the Hirshhorn financial
interests, Spanish-American
Mines Limited has
$1,543,005 in Us treasury to date, it was
announced
on
July 13.
A further
option if exercised will
provide an additional
$1,000,000.
Spiegel, Inc. (& Subs.)—June Sales
Lower—
Period Ended June 30—
1955—Month—1954
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$8,990,398 $10,455,882 $54,876,162
$54,694,502
f«,es
«
•«—v.
181, p. 2805.
situated
The
net
be
proceeds
used
to
The
Springfield
(111.)
oJrihe corP°ra^on
cove"ng
°n
10.000
Downtown
June
filed
30
shares
of
Parking, Inc.—Files—
letter
a
common
($10
of
notification
stock
to
per share), without
underwriting.
The company's office is
located at 1020 Illinois
Standard Oil Co.
*LWaS
this
■01
90U
or
of
of
of
in
Texas
of
acres,
the
be
taken
the
in
fields,
operators
has
already
completion
to
the
from
net
out
of
and
Kentucky
are
Eligible employees
compared
50
cents
con
with
to
4%
each
nbution
will
are
par
Plan—
that approximately 23,000
employees
eligib'e, have signed up for the new
permitted
under
dollar
be
at
of
to
the
in
went
into
to 6'/
up
effect
of
July
their
total
1.
uav
former
plan.
The company will add
employee's savings.
The
company's
an
Invested
that
save
Standard
Oil
Co.
(Indiana)
company
was
The
ioi,
2520.
p.
stock-
Corp.—Sales
and
Earnings Up—
The corporation has
reported earnings of $1.05
per
common
after preferred
share
dividends on sales of
$10,752,892 for the six accounting
periods ended June
19.
1955, compared with $1.00 and
$9,796,050,
respectively, for the
corresponding periods ended June 20, 1954. The
company s accounting system is
based on a calendar
ol
year
13 periods of
consisting
approximately four weeks each.
the. C,°?pany's Flex-Vac
and
p-ckaglng
%
double
the
Saies
of
of
Walter
last
company's
Sheehan,
stated
,
it
The
is
all
report
were
the
of
the
pre-operation
expenses
of
plates
as
adds
that
that
current
current
Board,
which
also
and
expenses
consolidating
paper plate operations
been written off
anticipated
reported
50%
pro¬
capacity
paper
plastic
operations have been started
J.
The new plant will
was
demand of Flex-Vac
Fonda
Chairman
that
plant and the
Division and new
have
produces
into
one
packaging
John
A.
the
new
at
the
termed
increased
year.
J.
coast
which
machines,
manufacturing,
to meet the
the
B
Fiesident,
n.
packaging
present
Dmter^als n
ahead
Division,
^ y?ar' Partial manufacturing
Division s new plant in Clifton, N.
*
vide
materials
Keenan,
Clifton,
company's
plant
50%
Closure
the
west
high level
and
on
incurred.
of
project
Tulsa,
181,
Muir
is
and
rates
at
will
a
be
maintained.
500,000
of
and
owns
Park,
horse
a
loans
per
♦Pursuant
to
the
to
holders
the
and
of
its
preferred
<fe
B.
&
slock
stock
each
share of
preferred
pany
the
who, together with members of
45,000
shares
thereof
of
shares
tThe
tractual
be
of
interest
advances
of
The
preferred
so
stock
bear
J.
C.
families,
have
the
racing
gen.
&
6%
181,
per
p.
of
to
cause
Net
expenses—_
alloy
and
20,000
$4,000,000
in
in
of
intangible
drilling
Co., Inc.
Bala
15.000
Co._
5,000
Co.—_______
&
—
5,000
Sloan
Co.—
5,000
Co
&
5,000
s
-i__
Williams
Stokes
5.000
Co
&
5.00O'
Co
&
Davis &
J.
R.
10,009
Co.
&
5,000
3,pOO1
Co
2,pOO
Magill, Wareing & Johnston
2,000
I
Phillips Investment
Co.,
10,000
182, p.
&
5,000
Co
Levy & Co
Murray
5.000
:
Inc.
20.000
Co._
Inc..
2.<SdO
—
Southwestern Securities Co.
Woods
7,000
2.000
2,000
&
Co.
52.
debenture
be
offer
for
The
the
holders
to
of
Mailed July
Be
Its
stock
common
of
27
record
1965
at
ol"
par.
the
on
basis
each
common
mailed
on
Government Contract—
corporation
has been awarded a subcontract to provide titaniumfor the Air Force's F-100 Super Sabre, it was
announced on
10.
McCwlloch,
Angeles, Calif.,
and
of
President,
plant
the
the
said
of
North
record of
755 miles
an
order
fighter
received
was
American
air-superiority
Aviation,
which
last
titanium
the
of
TEMCO
he
said.
the
prime
set
a
I*
the subcontract requires TEMCO to
methods necessary
for
alloy,
from
Inc.,
year
hour.
McCulloch said
determine
from
Then
design tooliri?
manufacturing required parts
will undertake fabri¬
the
company
parts themselves.
currently
dilferent military
is
I
manufacturing
titanium
aircraft types.—V. 181,
p.
assemblies
for
thiree
2626.
^
~——1954
^
♦
$57,464,351
21.321,197
$36,143,154
1,054,184
Tennessee Gas Transmission
Definitive
office
of
first
for
Manhattan
and
First
$8,343,356
with
$9.62
$19.76
for
is
costs
of
principally
depletion,
oil
and
gas
de¬
increase
wells
Bank
and
M.
bonds
for
Place,
of
Co.—Definitive Bonds— f
3^8%
series
temporary
bonds
New
York,
Chicago.—V.
181,
p.
due
at
Y.,
1974
The
and
are
Chase
at
tHe
2934.
I
Chemical
Corp., Houston, Texas—-
Refinery—
on
July 15 announced plans
to proceed
immediately
of
a
privately financed $26,000,000 alkylateplant in the Houston area.
Estimated date of
December, 1956.
Equity capital is being provided by
butadiene
is
Loeb,
Rhoades &
Co.,
New
York
investment
of
resulting
N.
construction
completion
Carl
,
by
avgas
the
pipeline
in exchange
Exchange
National
This corporation
<
caused
43
Texas Butadiene &
Plans Large
provisions
mortgage
delivery
Bank,
12,403,242
subsidiaries.
income
severally
»
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.
Corp
&
12,398,629
etc
debentures,
net
Ed
Shawell
Reed
Co
Sulzberger
parts
cation
23,237,374
—V-
losses
&
Co
<fc
Robert E.
10 090
$4,063,281
NOTE—Decrease
Allison
E.
Hoffman-Walker
10,000
manufacturer
con¬
1,307,781
on
&
the
and
underwriter
Shares
M.
Mason,
Robert
Los
of
$36,929,040 $37,197,338
20.467.130
16,450.749
wells
share
♦Including interest
the
acres
,
income
per
underwriters
such
20.000
Tenenbaum
world speed
$58,858,633
i
Earnings
holds
in
gross
.
TEMCO Aircraft Corp.—New
This
50.003
sale
The
annum.
1955
abandonments,
1,344
also
leases
gas
50 shares of stock, or
100 rights for a
stock will go ex-rights on
July 22, 1955.
July 27. The debentures will be convertible,
into common stock at the
price of $33.75 per share. Subscription war--,
rants evidencing such
rights will expire at 3:30 p.m., New York time,
on Aug.
15, 1955.—-V. 182, p. 257.
1081.
income
and
several
Crockett
Corp
debenture.
available
lentais
land,
company
and
its
total¬
located
com¬
geophysical.
.Total
♦i^ease
leases
of
acres
The
which
40,000
—
$500
a
Julv
the
$35,621,259
Intangible drilling costs of
th°
Labouisse,
Warrants will
'
Balance
Miscellaneous
of
stock
Kirk-
Co
also V.
Mr.
administrative
the
which
payments
from
15,
of
is
minimum
on
May 31—
&
in
Stockholders will receive subscription warrants to
subscribe
1955
underwriters.
is
Gross
&
thef
gas
proven
July 27, 1955, rights to subscribe for $2,396,500 principal amount
4**4convertible subordinated debentures, due
July
Superior Oil Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.—Earnings Off—
taxes
for
percentage of
of oil and
are
follows:
Turner—
Thi.s corporation will
approximately
own
agreed
contingent
by
operating income
Production, operating,
geological,
the
various
oil and gas leases in which
is 10,060 acres, or 5,934 net
TelAutograph Corp.—Warrants
and
acre?
at
working
in
approximately 4,739
by
interest
names
as
Co
&
Weil,
Wheat
See
747,500 shs.
company
1
9 Months Ended
&
Hallowell
offering
to convert their shares
shares of common stock for
their
mortgage
interest.—V.
no
the
principal stockholders
stock,
the
on
gross
20.000
National
Peltason.
right
3Va
exchanged,
common
rate
■
.,
stock.
such
to
ratio
totaling
covered
the
Oklahoma
oil
£he
acres
production
2,952
oil
situated
produced
wildcat
gross
of
acquired
small
a
in
equivalent
2.836
20,000
&
White
Co.
prop¬
Okla¬
"None
common
the
and
overriding
interests
acres
two
of
leases
gas
on
gross
and
be
20.000
Howard,
68.000
1
agreement,
into
in
producing
Kentucky,
part
leases
producing.
or
common
are
—
Horner
Texas
""BO,000 shs.
share)
underwriting
has
1.020
to
covering
Inc.
Inc
Brooke
104.000
$4.80)
(p?.r
thereafter,
acquisition.
production
gas
and
Robinson-Humphrey
Chas.
$472,000
i.
advances
25c non-cumulative
preferred stock
Common stock warrants-Common stock (par 5c
<
;
on
Sunshine
operates
and
oil
working
of
snares
Newton
Co.,
are
additions
of
owns
leases
Illinois
of
Indiana
a
purchase
Landstreet
Scott,
shares
common
construction,
days
Indiana,
the
company
acres
acreage
owns
Investment
The
2520.
p.
company
593 net acres are proven and the total
acreage under
company owns overriding royalty interest amount to 2,836
1,001 royalty acres, 663 of which are
proven.
trick.
pa
is
Co.,
the
Shares
Field
the
of
share.
per
principal
it
gas
for
which
unproven,
total
Guerin
Clark.
$1,000
bank
preciation,
backlogs continue
production
the
of
tMortgage payable
tLong-term contractual
300,000
Standard Packaging
sale
$5
will
thereof
which
to
Eppler.
the
trans¬
follows;
as
Current
shares
v.
the
and
oil
the
proven
and
Illinois
or
agreed
49
and
two
started.
Engineering
project.—V.
loans, for new
working capital.
of
States
248
company
Lentz.
Dies,er
bank
for
and
wherein
the
of
to
which
land.
the
County of
track, located midway between
Tampa and St. Petersburg, Fla.
The
outstanding capitalization of the company as of June 15,
those
progress-sharing employee-savings plan
as
offered
the
Bldg., Springfield, 111.
(Indiana)—Savings
announced on July 9
company,
be
with
from
repay
improvements,
of
Illinois,
proven
acres
payable
Illinois
States
Sunshine Park Racing: Association, Inc.—Stock
Offered
—A11 issue of
500,000 shares of common stock (par five
cents) was publicly offered on
July 18 at $1.50 per share
by Hunter Securities Corp. and Gearhart &
Otis, Inc.,
both of New York.
Concurrently, the corporation is of¬
fering 266,666 shares of common stock in
exchange for
80,000 shares of outstanding preferred stock on the
basis
of 3 Va shares of common for
each preferred share.
to
of
oil
are
addition
in
non-productive
LPG
from
stock
common
company's
Indiana
Inc.
Spanish-American Mines, Ltd.,
Toronto, Out., Canada
the
under
gross
fields
ing $95,500
The
of
come
Nuesces
will
acres
the
and
1
The
$3,000,000
price
States
UNDERWRITERS—The
being
of
the
holders
the
i
which
interest amounts
140-
recovery.
shs^
shares
409,000
entitle
and
shares
at
and
the
acres
2.493
number
start
scheduled
in
and
of
time.
certain
the
lines serving the area.
engineering phases of the plant
.
111.,
Illinois
of
the
1957,
exercised,
Texas.
of
which
in
1,
be
company's oil and gas properties consist in
interests in producing or proven oil and
royalty
company
on
of
thereof
situated
acres,
by
oil
gas
and
processed
is
July
number
lace
Robinson,
are
The
Sunray's interest will
Fish
Bay and Mustang Island fields located
Corpus Chrlsti Bay area.
plant will
of
erties
located near Ingleside, Texas, in San Patricio
approximately one mile north of the Red Fish
high pressure gas delivery facilities which
be
The location
expire
the
the
on
of
process
gallons
125,000
which
54,000
$150,000
—
90
acres
to
propane
approximaetly
products per day,
Outstanding
"355.000 shs.
of oil.
The company also owns
working interest under approximately 2.828
80%
FINANCING
$54,003 shs.
production
is
with
com¬
500.OOO shs.
cription warrants for
Hammonds.
out¬
aggregating $40,000,000
from
in
June,
I950, incident to the
Cor into Sunray
at
that time.
PRESENT
TO
:
interest
accrued
EFFECT
by the company, $300,000 within
remaining $150,000 12 months from such
City
of
Corp.
remaining
and
GIVING
all
purchase
States
of
the
oil and gas leases and the payment of
acquisition of the Hammond properties
date
company
originally
of
BUSINESS—The corporation was incorporated in Delaware on March
28, 1955, and is engaged primarily in the performance of various
engi¬
neering services in the oil and gas industry and also in the business
of acquiring interests
in, developing and operating oil and gas prop¬
erties.
The company's principal executive offices are located in the
Sept.
Petroleum
funds
includirtg
general
purposes,
development
the
year.
Mid-Continent
further
Hammond
the
the
to
properties
second
holders
the
of
purchase
added
corporate
♦On May 26, 1955, the
company entered into an agreement with G. S.
Hammonds for the purchase of additional
producing oil properties for
$550,000. of which $100,000 was to be paid on the
acquisition of the
series
Sept.
on
convertible
from
per
were
former
of
production
new
'
1956.
warrants
stated
Included
stock,
the
on
be
the
on
producing
the
general
subscription warrants
outstanding after July 1, 1957.
be
Aug.
5.
preferred
on
will
its
stock
fDue G. S.
Bay compressor station' and
are operated,
by Sunray.
Work
the
allotment:
approximately 30%.
mission
52.
on
Mid-Continent's capital
$50,000,000, or approximately
expenditure
4'/2%
also
Fish
natural
May of
paid
balance
$335,500
remaining $150,000
in
be
the
out¬
an operator's committee to
operate
temperature absorption type gasoline plant with
dehydration
to be built in
Corpus Christi, Texas, by 13 oil and gas
pro¬
County.
')
producing
Authorized
Sunray
to
holders
prefererd
16
in
trust
plant
in
1956 financing would cover the eomoanv's
requirements for money for the two
years ending Aug. 31, 1956.—V.
182,
p.
of
loan
a
cubic
L.
H.
that
capital
the
of
merger
notes
Red
total
the
Financing—
March
of
will
CAPITALIZATION
low
new
3,000,000
to
follow:
and used for
expenditure of
pany's proven and
Operate New Texas Plant—
The
Southwestern
The
dividends
classes
two
May 16 to Sept. 1, will be paid
to shareholders of record
Aug. 5.
Sept.
May
on
former
To
increasing
on
$15)
(par $1) at $5 per share through
headed by Eppler,NBh*eqin
group
(4)
and
company
the
This company has been elected
by
128,542,579
5 584,341
3,530.478
2698.
p.
the
and
200,654,610
6,664,863
income
charges
180,
$
218,666,850
taxes-
operating
after
$
41,124,217
the
of
homa
the
and
The
taxes—
income
operating
on
classes
of
miliion
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$
Federal
on
dividend
directors
ducers.
\
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Co.—Earnings Up—
revenues
to
from
series
paid
to
facilities
'
-'.'
stock,
Sunray
banks
to
20
share
per
$300,000
properties;
at
by Sunray and Mid-Continent separately
phases of operations,
including producing,
pipe line and marketing facilities, will
All
dividend
in'tial
two
The
pool
on
offered
reported
Sept.
on
period
be
thereon
percent
receive
be
to
quarterly
its
on
Aug. 5.
standing
believes
pari-mutual
regular
dividends
amount
negotiated.
the
"breakage"
Period End.
May 31—
Operating
Operating
will
incident
No
company
than
will
plants,
increased
cents
The
leases,
'
'I.'
1,
record
operated
income.
the
Sunrav's
company's
concession
$1)
(par
♦Should
cycling
initial
preferred
into
commissions,
and
contributions
addition,
—V.
be
can
track
the
anticipates
been entered
Arkansas,
total
and
parl-mutual
initial
informed
1955
operations.
paid
for
operating capital.
management
from
come
initial
and
were
for
and
32l;|
plant and the sale
provide
be
vote
(par
$115,512; (21'to retire $200,000 additional short term bank loans; (3) an
the
with
expenditures of D-X Sunray Oil
Coy Sunray
refining and marketing subsidiary.
quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share of
Sunray common stock
at
is
permit
of a racing plant in sufficient time.
the company that it will take
between 90 and 120
of
notification
Mid-Continent's
The
also
shares
proceeds from the sale of the common stock will
company
(1)
in retiring various liabilities totaling
the
Common stock subs
declared
15
get a share of the
in the above are
capital
A,
hold
July
stock
more
1954
will
is
construction
construction
for
A
securities
of
stock
stock
common
bv
Common
on
directors
gasoline
not
sufficient
mentioned
pro¬
can
to
le'ter
a
common
Oil Co.—To Spend
$50,000,000
Capital Improvements—Pays Off Balance of
common
$4,000,000
licensed, will
approximately
if
company,
filed
30
the
directors
The
East Broadway,
operating history and will not be able
1955
the
the
will
1955
V
Further details
used
additional
June
on
standing preferred stock.
25,
operate a dog racing track at
approximately four miles from
with a seating capacity of
located
Tennessee,
no
March
1,000,000
PROCEEDS—The net
without underwriting,
The proceeds are to be used to
machinery and equipment; and used for working capital.
for
expenditures
racing facility within a radius
only dog track in Arkansas.
has
through
located
are
dog
the
2,550,000 shs.
on
construction
approximately
days of racing
company
xaised
cost
80
in
the
miles
The
a
2500
offer
in
operate
which
The
at
build
to
proposes
Memphis,
Memphis, Tenn.
3.500,000 shs.
..
incorporated in Arkansas
was
The
July 27,
from
Corp.—Stock Sold—Mention xas made in our
public offering ana^ale of 280,000
Turner.
Bank Loans—
Outstanding
record
stock
underwriting
an
Sunray-Mid-Continent
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
$
announced
21
(par $5),
shares of
513.
p.
1955
a
of
July
on
the company
issue of July 4 of the
due
future
the
and marketing oils ana
a
number of producing gas wells m
Pennsylvania, and recently concluded negotiations for 85 mining leases
on producing uranium land in New Mexico.—V,
181, p. 2933.
share,
new
176,
by
209.
p.
that the directors
split its common stock threerfprspecial meeting of the stockholders for that pur¬
that
corporation, in addition to
special industrial lubricants, owns
dog
in
Common
corporation
covering 17,500 shares of
purchase
reduced
been
181,
Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
Chairman,
authorized
in net production and
approximately $1,000,-
not
115.
p.
$8.25 per
speculation.
a
PROCEEDS—The corporation proposes to use the
the sale of these shares to complete construction
racing
track;
expansion.
The
SEC
days had
Tire
1955—4 Mos,—1954
$1,428,771
Six,
Stockholders
the
$1,515,665
____
F.
and have called
pose.
hear¬
a
producing
during the current period.—V.
recommended
one,
Commission
request
2933,
p.
Stuart-Hall Co., Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Files—
(Ark.)—Stock Offered—Gen¬
eral
per
Texas
Robert
extend
to
be
Southland Racing Corp.
allowable
Swan-Finch Oil
Extend Loan—
authorization
made on July 18 by Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., NewYork, at $51.50 per share, with a dealer's concession of
$1,25 per share. It was completed.—V. 182, p. 52.
2933.
p.
if
Tekoil
$4,805,308
—V.
the
Sterling Drug, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 74,322 shares of common stock (par $5) was
1,626,710
operating income
after charges,....
Net
to
$32,300,221
operating taxes..
Net
sales
—V.
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$6,576,482 $35,175,277
of
shares
Co.—Earnings—•
1955—Month—1954
revenues—.
income
Light Corp.—To
30.
Operating
Federal
&
has applied
Period End June 30—
England Telephone
31—
v
greater
State
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—June Sales
Higher-
Period Ended Ma
Other
000
July 29, 1955, its outstanding bank loan indebtedness
of $1,500,000 to The Hanover
has given interested persons
603.
p.
Power
are
such
$050,000
intensive drilling program.
Increase
income of $1,400,000 would have been
more
operating
public
proportions as the company
may determine, to the repayment of bank loans (amounting to $400,000
at
June
30)
incurred
to
finance prior construction,
and
to
future
construction expenditures.
1055 construction expenditures are estimated
at
from
with
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Monday, July 25, 1955
...
(Continued
on
page
51)
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Firestone
first
the
In
nounced during
we
the current week.
table
second
a
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
are
which
in
Then
show the
we
4]/2%
First
Per
Name of
Company
Steel
Co.
Extra
Share
(quar.)__
Aktbama
Stores,
Inc.
.Extra
Wood
9-30
9-16
Gas
8-17
General
Electronics
Encaustic
Enka
Class
Tiling
Corp.
A
Class
B
preferred
Great
8-15
9-10
American
Water
Works,
6%?
1
9-15
Great
9-
1
8-15
Hagerstown
8-15
Hamilton
9-
1
9-
1
action
9-
1
preferred (quar.).
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
8-30
8-16
9-23
9-12
(quar.)_
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
Associated
Amer.
1
Common
6%
9-
1
9-
1
Harris-Seybold
1
9-15
9-
9-15
8-25
1
9-
1
9-
1
$4.25
8
10-
7
9-30
11-
6%
25c
9-30
9-16
7-20
6-
7
9-12
8-
Coast
L.ne
Co.
RR.
50c
9-12
8-
50c
9-15
8-22
15c
8,15
Avondale
Mills,
Bankers
Basic
•'
-
(quar.)_l_^
common
preferred
Commercial
Refractories,
Stock
Corp.
1
"___
20%
—
—
Quarterly
_—
10%
Blaokstone
Valley
&
Gas
Bond
preferred
8-25
1
Trust
Investment
(From
8-31
7-20
9-10
8-25
Boston
(from
Fund
Boston
Real,
Green
Braniff
Airways,
Fund
•
Co.,
*''•
Pacific
7%?
..
preferred
Calif.
8-
1
8-
1*
Interstate
9-
1
8-19
12-
11-18
7-30
9-15
(quar.)—_
17'/2c
8-16
7-29
iq^ar.)
oOc
8-
1
1
7-22
43 %c
8-
1
8-15
7-29
5.30%
convertible
preferred
D
(quar.)
33 Tec
—
8-15
7-29
convertible
preferred
E
(quar.)___
33c
,8-15
convertible
preferred
F
(quar.)—
33'/2c
8-15
7-29
(quar.)__
32 Tic
8-15
7-29
31»/4C
8-15
7-29
75c
9-15
8-31
50c
9-
8-19
5.20%
preferred G and
cenv.
5.08%. preferred
(quar.)
California-Western States Life
H
Insurance—
Semi-annual
Aircraft
Cessna
Channing
Co.
Corp.
$$1.25
Central
4'/2%
co.
9-
1
9-
1
8-15
10-
1
11-
1
10-14
8-
1
7-20
$1.12'/2
11-
1
10-14
9-
9
8-16
8-
30c
8-
7-22
$$3
7-29
Gas
Corp.
6-30
9-15
S-
1
9-
1
of
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Liquidating
Consolidated
Textile"
this
$3.75
1
3
___
30c
23c
Canada, Ltd.y..
(liquidating)
(payment
10-
8-15
25c
7-29
8-
$25c
omitted
1
7-27
3
at
Electric
Co. .(stock
Refrigeration
Extra —J
Cosmos
Crown
Imperial,
Steel
vertible
quar.;
—
Ltd.
(stock
of
Co.
preferred
dividend)—_
America,
(entire
5%
issue
called
preferred
iquar.)
Diamond Ice & Coal,
Douglas
from
4%
Paper
Aircraft
5%
Corp.,
(quar.t
—
income
(quar.)
9-10
50%
_
Rubber
&
Mills,
of
(liquidatingi__
$2
8-1
7-28
St.
$13c
8-1
7-9
9- 1
8-5
jjc
1
8-15
8-31
8-15
8-6
8-5
9-15
8-31
Ltd.
Products
Stockholders
Co.
be
to
from capital gains)!**__
cent
one
held
or
Lindsay Chemical Co/
Loblaw Groceterias,
B
Land
Louisville
&
Lynch Corp.
&
M
M
&
on
to
the
Compress
Sept.
&
a
1
7-22
Montreal
$1.25
8-
1
7-23
Monumental
8-
1
7-15
redeemed
on
plus
Morgan
Morgan
Nov.
1
9-21
Murphy
8-25
Mutual
9-
8-15
7-25
at
&
P.)
Co.
8-25
8- 5
(G.
from
C.)
Co.
Co.
National
net
(quar.i—
—.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Inc.—income
Co.
and
7-15
National
1
7-26
National
1
8-17
Stock
9-
1
8-17
Preferred
8-
$1.25
$25c
$$1.25
30c
8- 8
9-30
10-31
2- 9
8-26
10- 1
10- 1
7-29
9-14
10-13
8-19
8-16
9-2
9- 2
10- 1
9-2
9-2
9-2
9
50c
10- 1
9-27
9-27
9-15
9-15
8-15
7-29
$1.37V2
37'/2C
15c
8-15
8-15
88-
7-29
7-11
20c
$88c
8-19
8-31
9-15
7-20
8-10
8-15
9- 1
8- 5
7-29
8-19
7-29
1
9- 1
$2.50
$1834C
$$1.19
9-10
9- 1
8- 1
7-15
8-15
8-22
7-30
7-30
9-1
8-5
9- 1
8-16
1
1
8-
—
OCc
8-15
8-
4
National
6%
directors'
a
&
8-15
8-
8-23
8- 4
1
50c
Castings Co
8-
50c
9-10
8-15
9c
8-15
7-29
10c
Steal
8-23
4
8-15
7-29
Neon
50c
9-
1
8-
(quar.)
9-
1
8-
1
$1.50
8-
1
issue
$105
per
to
7-16
;
S.
N.
Y.
Y.
Central
Chicago
Quarterly
share
$1.50
11-
1
Series
Shipbuilding—
(quar.)
10c
Canada,
Western
North
Central
RR.
&
Light &
Louis
RR.
Power Co.,
(quar.)—
7-14
50c
75c
9-10
10- 1
8-12
8-26
(liquidating)
1
9-
1
8-31
9-30
8-31
8-31
9-30
9-30
8-31
9-14
8-19
9-
8-
1
4
9-30
8-31
8-26
8-12
9-
1
9-
7
8-16
9-10
8-19
8-
1
7-21
8-
1
7-21
9-
1
8-15
9-
9-15
1
9-21
.8-22
10-17
10-10
9-
1
7-30
10-
1
9-
2
proposal
basis.
7-29
$1
8-15
50c
8-15
7-29
9-
1
8-15
9-
7
8-24
9-
1
8-
common
5%
pfd.
60c
$$1.25
65c
(quar.)_
Lathe Works
9
8-15
50c
30c
8-20
7-28
8-31
8-15
75c
$1
—_
7-26
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Development, class A
9-15
8-
1
7-19
9-
1
7-19
(quar.)__
*-
t
Southeastern Public Service—
serial pref. B (entite issue called for
redemption on Aug. 15 at $27.50 per sh.
plus this div. Convertible into com. to
6%
Aug. 10
California
Co.
—
Service,
Public
com,
.
...
Co.
of
Co.
Oil
Standard
Packaging Corp.—
5c
56 Ac
25c
$1.12/2
45c
J 0-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
8-
1
8-
7-15
1
7-15
9-15
8-26
9-15
8-25
1
8-15
8-
35c
9-9
8-10
40c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-15
7-30
.
(quar.).——-—
be held on Sept. 26 on a direc¬
proposal to split the com. 2-for-l.
(Wm.
Stange
&
(A.)
Co
J.)
Co.
7-29
7-28
7-22
7-30
7-22
40c
8-15
8-
1
31 Ac
8-15
8-
1
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-20
16c
common (quar.)—
(quar.)—._—
6%
B (quar.)
Sunbeam
Corp. (stock dividend)
Suburban Propane Gas, common (quar.)—15.20%?
preferred (quar,)
—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil, common (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (initial) —
—.—
5'/2%
preferred (initial)
Swan-Finch Oil, 6% preferred (quar.)
Service,
Gas
Suburban
8-15
14c
10c
preferred '(quar.)——
$1.25
preferred
preferred
second
A
preferred
&
Taylor,
Pearson
5%
convertible
7-15
30c
(quar.)
Sterling Investment FundStifel (J. L.) & Sons—
Struthers Wells,
common
(quar.)
4%
10-20
to
tors'
6%«
8-15
1
1
will vote at the annual meet¬
Stockholders
ing
—-
1
1111-
Products Co.
Standard
Stein
preferred
convertible
9-
8-31
40c
(quar.)
Indiana
Standard
$1.60
I
—
(quar.)_—
Spiegel, Inc., common (resumed)
$4.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Water
8-
33c
preferred
Stamford
5
6
92'/2c
97 %c
$1-03/4
$1.06'/4
$1-10
$1.15
27'Ac
—
4'/2%
5
8-
9-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
390%
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%? preferred (quar.)—.
4.25% preferred iquar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)—
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)-.:
Special Investments & Securities—
(quar.)
8-
8-31
22'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Common
8-15
25'/2c
30'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.08%
183i»c
——
Edison Co.—-
Southern
,/
37%c
5070
30c
65c
30c
?2,'ilC
48 Ac
37'/2c
10°
(quar.)
Carson (Canada) Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
(from investment
$12 Ac
8-12
8-
5
8-15
7-20
9-
8-15
1
9-30
8-
5
9-30
8-
5
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
8-15
7-29
Television Electronics Fund
8-31
Eastern Transmission,
common
(quar.)
soe
(quar.)
ol
ii
preferred (quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)—
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
5%
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Thompson (John R.) Co. (quar.)——
Thompson Products, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Tobacco Securities Trust Co., Ltd.
Amer.
dep. receipts old. (interim)
Brothers,
Thalhimer
3.65%
Thomson
Tokheim
Topp
Trade
,oi/4
*
7
=
lac
preferred
Welder
Electric
Corp.
Mark
9- 1
8-10
Common
$29
7-20
7-15
5%
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-
1
1
8-
1
9-
1
8-0l
7-30
7-20
7-30
7-20
9-
2
8-15
1
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-12
8-
8-31
8-15
8-10
7-29
8-15
8-
3°c
6 Ac
8-31
8-12
8-31
8-13
5/«
9c
Materials Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-27
8-
9-15
50c
(quar.)
Service
preferred
iac
aac
JUC
(quar.)
Industries
auc
7-29
9-
9-
income)
Texas
$30c
Oil
8-
9rl5
9-30
35c
(quar.)
Union Chemical &
Ltd.—
—
Texas
7-19
Ltd.—
(quar.).
St.
7-25
9- 6
15c
-—
Radiator- (quar.)
of
8- 1
9-30
$60c
preferred
Products
Newfoundland
be
&
u:
Semi-annual
1
N.
pfd.
Series—
:
Stock
Steel
National-U.
3-for-l.
(quar.)
Securities
Series
7-29
8-15
40c
(quar.)
5.50%~ preferred
10c
profits)
(quar.)_
Malleable
10c
8-10
—
2c
—
8-
8-25
10- 1
5
50c
securities
Extra
9-
8-
8- 9
Fund,
investment
realized
Acme
8-19
8-25
37'/2c
(quar.)
Ltd., com.
& Co.,
Investment
from
spec:al meeting
on
prior
(entire
1
(J.
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
5
8-19
1
?0c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Henry)
4%%
$1.12l/2
$1.12^2
dividend)
this
Insurance Co.
Life
preferred
3
8-
9-10
1
35c
,——
dividends
9-10
8-12
98-
9-15
'
Warehouse
preferred
Stock
3
5
8-3
$1.25
quar.)
(annual)—,.
Oil
Co. (quar.);—
Telegraph Co.- (liquidating)——
8-
8-
9-1
9-12
1
40c
5c
(quar.)
Monterey
6-30
8-12
8-3
,20%
Co,
Liqueur
9-15
8-
9-1
7c
$5.50
(initial
common
8-
9-30
8-15
$37Vic
$37'/aC
Cement—
Portland
8-
50c
prior
(monthly)
Insurance
$2
common
6%
——
Mohawk
(8c
8-10
50c
(quar.),—
(quar..)_—
preferred (quar.)
$1.50 conv.-2nd preferred (quar.)--.
7-22
1
-
7-29
5c
$1.02
the
Sons Ltd.,
Southwestern
.
8-15
8-10
(quar.)
(quar.)___—i——'—;
B
4.88%
1
split
to
Co.
(H.)
Southern
97'/2C
$1.083/4
$1.1 l'A
(quar.),
Co.
Laboratories
1
10-
8-1
10c
95c
96'Ac
pfd^ (quar.)
.
8-
25c
Extra
Products,
Copper
17'/2c
5
8-26
9-1
25c
(quar,)_
Extra
5%
7-29
9-10
10c
Marmon-Herrington Co._%
New
8-
7-29
8-15
15c
(quar.)„
non-cumulative preferred (quar.i
Ltd.. Priority stock (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)i
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)——
Missouri
8-15
8-5
75c
5%
9-1
8-24
8-10
9-1
$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$5
9-15
8-24
7-29
50c
8-25
7-30
8-20
15c
;
Mailman Corp.,
Miami
Simon
3.70%
(quar.)_,
common
proposal
Class
,
5c
Co.,
$0.7C39
1
Texas
9-
1
special meeting
a
directors'
2-for-l.
South
$1
9-
on
Bend
common
Extra
Macmillan
a
23
South
a
(quar.l_-
Woodworking
12 '/2c
T
1
28
the
on
(quar.)
Exploration
Minneapolis-Moline,
30c
(quar.)
split
14
Sept.
split
RR.
at
Aug.
on
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
Smith-Douglass Co. (quar.)
at a special meeting
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Nashville
held
8-18
7-22
75c
(quar.)^
Louisiana
be
9,8-
10c
-about
Stockholders will vote
S-10
30c !
7-25
20c
15c
Co.—
7-30
8-12
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
Power
8-15
40c
'
■
income)-
Corp.
Pacific
Sierra
7-30
v/8c
7-25
7-30
$1
8-15
*
in-
7-25
9-23
(quar.)
50c
from
9-23
50%
2-for-l
a
on
38c
cents
7-18
-
Sinclair Oil Corp.
(seven
7-25
45c
$1.10
7-29
$2
25c
17'/2%
(quar.)——
(quar.)
———
9- 2
1
1
7-29
(quar.)
7-18
8-15
7-20
22V2C
8-19
8-10
5c
27'Ac
44c
(quar.)
1
10c
com.
25c
IV2C
—
-
K-l
9-
preferred (quar.)
Simmons
Fund
(final)
Extra
4%/
to
...
8-19
1
com.
shares
9-15
directors) proposal to
two-for-one..;
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Class
the
1
1
8-19
9-
17c
$1.25
July 28 on a directors'
on
split
1
Miles
8-
to
8-
8-19
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
will vote at
held
proposal
'100%
held
10-
Stockholders will vote
30c
(quar.)
common
20c
(quar.)
(stock div.)
Boston
9-20
9-15
Mexico—
Sherwin-Williams Co., com.
$1.25
7-29
8-15
8-1
$1.75
9-
10-12
Brewing Corp.—
Stockholders will vote at a meeting to be
(quar.)—.____
A
8-24
Francisco
$1.25
8-15
6
9-1
9-12
—
—
Insurance Co.
& Marine
1st pfd. series A
$4.40
San
|pfd. (quar. )—
Co.
—
shares
7-25
7-25
—
New
Regis Paper Co.,
cents
11 cents from
(quar.)„__
investment
Savers
Missouri
50c
(quar.)
prior preferred
Fibreboard
Paul Fire
(quar.)_
Stock Yards of Maine—
and
40c
Empire Southern Gas iquar.)
Eppens, Smith Co. (s-a)
Federal
St.
20c
9-
30c
be
7-27
(nine
——
—.—
Royalties Management Corp
9-12
preferred
8-20
35c
,
Trust,
&
7-25
1
(quar.)——.
8V2%
Fund
(s-a)
tquar.),
(quar.)——
(interim)__
preferred
8-20
50c
(quar.)
Investment
Hose
to
9-1
4.45%
7-26
$25c
(quar.i_.
Extra
Evans
1
Britain
Great
(quar.)_!_J_.
9-10
50c
Co.
common
Eastern Corp.
4'/2%
10-
of
(quar.)—__hl
8-15
15c
10'/2c
preference (quar,)_
Ltd. USA (quar.)__^
Erlanger
75c
(quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware, common
Drewrys.
Electric
8-12
—;
12c
preferred
—
Economic
1
(quar.)
$1.75
—
;
net investment
Co. Ltd. (quar.)
Extra
Dravo
9-
preferred
Investment Fund. Inc.—
Donnacona
35Vic
(quar.)
preferred
$1
Diocesan Investment Trust Shares
Quarterly
8-12
preferred
for
Oil
Diversified
1
4.35%
con¬
Refining, $6 pfd. (eccum.)
Dallas Railway & Terminal, com. (quar.)
7%
_
$17'-'2c
$17'/2c
(quar.)—,
Corp.
redemption on Aug. 25 at $110 per share
plus this dividend)' Convertible to Aug. 20
Crystal
9-
3.90%
20c
—
8-12
355/sC
9-15
r
8-12
(quar.)
8-25
9-15
10-
3%
dividend)———
(increascu
—
Zellerbach
Crucible
75c
93 %c
(quar.)
1
8-12
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
(quar.)
common
9-1
9-
9-.1
1
Extra
(qiw.)—
9-9
25c
3.85%
Can,
preferred
Copeland
C%
3-15
time).
Continental
Cook
<quar.)__
quar.)__—:—
Power
&
Life
Ltd.—
Amusements,
Light
—
(quar.)
8-20
8-15
8-15
7-25
8-15
8-
preference
preferred
7-25
8-15
8-19
$1.04'/2
Pullman, Inc, (quar.)
75c
Pure
Oil Co.
(quar.)
40c
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
25c
Rayonier, Inc., new common (initial)-——
30c
$2 convertible preferred
34c
Rexall Drug Co.
(quar.)_
12'/2c
Robertson
(H.
H.)
(q>ar.)„—
50c
Rogers Corp.,- class A (quar.)———
90c
Class
B
(quar.)_
25c
Rolland Paper Co., Ltd. common (quar.)—*
$25c
4'A% preferred (quar.)
$$1.06'/4
Lexington Trust Fund Shares (quarterly from
9-16
15c
—
(quar.)
Inc.
8%
partic. preferred
:
Congoleum-Nairn
(increased
Connecticut
5
50c
(quar.)
Natural
Confederation
8-
10c
__
preferred (quar.)—
Commonwealth
8-19
$1.12'/2
preferred
Hotel,
1
10c
4'/2%
carbon
8-10
9-
35c
—
(monthly)
com.
bommon (monthly)
Commodore
8-20
10c
Power,
(monthly)—
Coiumoian
8-16
15c
1
9-
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
7-29
50c
——
1
9-
31 Tic
L'Aiglon Apparel, (quar.)______;.
Lehigh Portland Cement (quar.)
8-15
1
2 DC
(quar.)__
(quar.)—
Auio stamping
(quar.)„
Cochran Foil CO. (quar.)
Common
8-15
9-
$1.25
City
Colorado
8
9-
31'/2c
(quar.)_
div.
4.08%; preferred
8-15
$2.12'/2
(quar.r^T—
A (quar.)„
Electric & Gas,
$1.20
Knickerbocker
net
:_
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Founory tquar.)
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
Central Foundry, 5%
preferred (quar.)
37Vic
of
Co.
7-25
7-25
1
57'/2c
58'/2c
(quar.)
Service
4.18%
$1.06'/4
(quar.i
Kings County Lighting (increased quar.)_
Kings County Trust Co. (quar.)
come
-
9-16
>.
RR.
7-25
8-15
8-15
8-15
be
preferred
$1.40
7-29
9-30
Co.--Custodian Fund Series
Special
7-30
50c
Manufacturing
Keystone
7-29
5.36%
1
Kerr
5%/
Public
6
(quar.)
4
9-
(quar.)_
common
preferred
Kellogg Co.
Common
32c
Keystone Steel <fe Wire
5.28%
.
5%
7-30
8-
to
——
Service
Public
8- 2
9- 2
5
Steel
Extra, _I
7-20
8-20
Telephone Corp.,
Kansas City
7-22
27'/2c
(quar.)__
8-
35c
income and
Trust
first
7-22
8-
Co.—
preferred C
5%
8-26
(quar.)_________—
4.40%
31'Ac
(quar.)
Engineering Corp.
Investment
v
1
8-15
com.
8-12
profits)
Jamestown
25c
Insurance,
Service
Water
7-15
loc
-
1
8-
4c
8-
8-11
8-15
Radiation Instruments—
quarterly
Initial
1
Breweries/preferred
International'Harvester, 7%;
8-10
25c
__'
9-
8-15
Valley
28'/8C
30c
31'Ac
31'/4C
31'Ac
343/8C
37'/2c
50c
10c
Pittsburgh Mercantile Co. (increased)—
31c
$2
meeting
(quar.i
(J & A), Ltd. Amer.
dividend———
Stock
8-19
8-15
special
Ltd.—
Corp.,
9-10
9-
International; Resistance
8-15
Bureau
75c
£-15
Interior
7-29
2oc
.
____:—
(quar.)__i
Title
Extra
1
3
50c
Co.
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (quar.)
California Interstate- Telephone
Calif.
8-24
8-
15c
______
.___
Falls
Hill
7-29
9-
1
20c
Inc.__
Stores (quar.)
common
(initial)_—
Common
Buck
8-26
20c
Broadway-Hale
BroWn
11c
.
9-
50c
income)____
Trust—
securities
21c
&
Petrolite
Precision
9-28
8-
of
20)_
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
4.68%
1
1
7-25
200%
834c
(quar.)
prelerred
9-
2%
Foundation
from investment
Co.,
9-15
8-30
8-15
60c
—
preferred
at
Sept.
on
4.60%
6
25c
'
Corp. (increased)
(subject
to
approval
dividend
Portsmouth
$1.50
Development Corp.
Institutional
9-15
10-
—-
(quar.)
40c
Cement
Fruit
Peoria
(quar.!—
Corp._
C.),
(S.
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
Sheraton
Peerless
8-10
62The
Ireland, Amer. deposit receipts
Shares
—
investment
Estate
Bowling
American
of
1
1
9-
$1.06'A
common
RR.
preferred
9-15
.
preferred
Tobacco
1st
Parker
8-12
(quar.)____
A
preferred (quar.)_____——
preferred (quar.)__
9-30
(increased)
Central
Imperial
Industrial
10-
Co.
second
Illinois
7-20
7-30
$1.06'A
income)
investment
Park
10-15
dividend)
(quari)
preferred B
preferred C
$1.41
9-30
Electric—
(quar.)—
6%
<quar.)__
1st
10-20
(quar;)
r
Pulp & Paper, class A
preferred A (quar.)
5%
5.70%
'
4.25%;
1st
5'/2%
35c
(quar.)
(Texas)
preferred
5.12%
15c
—
prelerred
preferred
37'/2c
Hudson
9-15
10-
Co.
Howe Sound
/.
10c
(quar.)
1st
1st
8-31
7-2S
<
;
preferred
redeemable
10-31
1
8-
8-17
}
^
8- 1
9-1
8-10
9- 1
9- 1
3
meet¬
iquar.)
1st
redeemable
Pinchin
62'/2c
(quar.)
Stores Corp.,
4'A%
7-25
9-15
$1.43%
$1.43%
.
Electric
1
9-30
8-
25c
preferred
(quar.)____
Beneficial Corp. (stock dividend)-———
15c-
62'/2c
(quar.)
Public
Oil
Howard
7-15
62»/aC
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$1.50
Service
Houston
7-15
1
(quar.)__;
5% %
Birtman
8-
8-
:—
„
(quar.—__
common
dividend
20c
$1.13
:
<quar.)___
8-31
,
.
quar.)_•__
common
Barbizon
redeemable
5%
11-4
8-12
11-15
15c
_■___
(stock
8-10
(quar.)_
$$1.25
.
Housatonic
9
(quar.)__'_____
1
$1
(quar.)
a
special
at
Electric—
&
1st
4.80%
held
(quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey
9
Atlantic
A.),
Gas
4.50%
Penn
(quar.)___
preferred A
Hotel
Ltd.—
(G.
Co.
vote
8-12
ing to be held on Sept. 14 on a directors'
to split the com. two-for-one.
no
(quar.)
preferred
Hormel
will
(quar.)
(quar.)
ot Ree.
proposal
Facific
com¬
preferred B (quar.
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv. pfd. (accum.)
Hooker Electrochemical, common (quar.)____
8-15
Glass
Stockholders
Refractories—
Co.
preferred
preferred
A
stockholders
5%
8-15
50c
Co.
A
Corp. (quar.i_.
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common
(Conn.)
Co.
8-
Hazeltine
Co.
Refining
took
at
(s—ai_u.
preferred
9-15
Line
Finance
class
(increased
9-15
Coast
Atlantic
Co.,
Harbinson-Walker
1
9-
3 5/10c
Industries,
receipts,
17'/2c
payment
class
Owens-Illinois
8-15
8-1
9- 1
9- 1
8-25
7-15
1
62V2C
$1.10
(Directors
convertible
4'/2%
(quar.)__
(year-end)
common
8-16
9-10
9-15
9-19
60c
(quar.)
(quar. )^__"___
9-
9-
(quar.)
Electrical
dep.
S4.50
B
9-15
$1.25
:
Ltd.
preferred
:—
7-20
9-3
$1
(quar.)
common
4.50%
$1
22/2c
$1.14
15c
$1.12/2
$1.12'/2
common
5%
(increased)
Co.,
preferred
9-15
Atlantic
Atlas
on
Oil
Class
7-29
8-15
25c
preferred
9-
.
Hancocx
37'/2c
(quar.)
prior
$5
$1.25
(s-a)
meeting held on July 21).
preferred (quar.)
5%
American
Common
:__
pfd.
Co.,
(quar.)
Co.,
Inc.,
60c
F.)
preferred
Edison
85c
(s-a)
Gas
4'/i%
pany
$1
(quar.)—
7%
Ry.
Gas
Cotton,
9-15
9-15
•'
3i3/aC
p.d.
$3.50
(quar.)
Northern
10-
50c
_
:
9-15
9- 1
8- 1
25c
$1.75
(quar,)
Paper, common
preferred A (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
common
Works,
25c
(quar.)
Foundries
34c
(quar.)__._
Northern
40c
,
12'/2c
56'Ac
56'Ac
—
(quar.)
(quar.i
,
(increased quar.)_-
Co.
50c
A
Steel
5'/2%
Gillette
15c
.
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred
5%
(quar.)__—T
American
:
$5
25c
Extra
$4
7-30
25c
:__
4M>%
(Charles
6%
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
8-15
5c
(quar.)__.
prelerred
General
7-29
7-30
12'/2c
Extra
Co.
preferred
75c
(quar.)
7-25
7-25
7-22
7-22
8-18
9-16
8- 1
8-15
8-16
25c
Iron
Chemical—
&
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
9- 1
10- 1
8-15
9- 9
(quar.i
common
Industries,
20c
(quar.)
Omar,
(quar.)
7%
8-10
87'/2C
Ohio
8-22
$1
Cigar Co.,
4 40%
(quar.)—__.——__—,—,•
Furniture
Potash
Co.
A
General
$2
___.—
7-25
9-15
$12'/2c
$$1.12'A
(quar.)
7-29
8-15
31 '/2c
7-29
15c
8-17
25c
(quar.)
$2.50
1
30c
Portland Cement (increased quar.)—
Amalgamated Leather Co.—
6%>
convertible preferred (quar.)—
American Airlines, common (quar.)______—
3'/2%
convertible preferred
(quar.)_
American
Colortype
(quar.)
8-19
7-25
Noyes
7-29
(s-a)
8-10
9-
50c
9- 9
$1.20
(resumed)
common
class
E.>,
Service
1
87 Vac
Alpha
v'
(R.
Gar
(quar.)__
preferred
4Vfe% ' convertible
8-12
9-
37V2c
(quar.)
8-12
i
American
Funsten
8-15
common
(quar.)
Co.,
AA
9-12
32c
Extra
American
Class
9-12
——
Alloy Cast Steel Co.
America
Payable of Rec
Brush
9- 1
Bol*erm
When
Payable
9-1
(quar.)
(111.)
Gas
Liberties
Northern
(quar.)
Ltd.,
J.),
Shore
North
$1.12'/2
Co.,
Auto
preferred
12'/2c
(quar.)
Corp., common-(quar.)
1
3.507c
preferred
(quar.)
Allied
Mills,
Inc.
(quar.)
American
Fuller
Drive
(A.
4'/2%
10c
Gas
American
Wheel
Freiman
Holden
Corp.
Investment
non-cumulative
Four
Name of Company
Per
Share
Holden
Puyuole of nee.
Co.—>
(quar.)__!
Stock
40c
—
—
Hat
Adam
When
Bank
$5
peyments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Acme
When
Suure
Rubber
&
preferred
Foundation
follow with
we
Tire
13
(321)
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
»V.
11.'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Dividend announcements
Ml...
—
5
1
r
14
(?22)
Per
Name of Company
United
U.
S.
Electric
Coal
(quar.)
Warner
<te
4.80%
8-23
9-
1
8-19
Ayres
—
9-20
25c
9-1
Stores,
convertible
common
►3.60%
2
Balanced
1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baldwin
preferred
8-
1
8-
1
oio
8-15
8-
1
Baldwin
Piano Co.
Baldwin
Rubber
—$1.12%
I
8-15
8-
62c
9-
6
8-12
Banco de los Andes,
Amer.
15c
8-15
7-28
Bangor & Aroostook
RR. Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Power
&
Corp.
$1.50
preferred
10-31
90c
9-
10-14
1
37%c
9-10
9-1
30c
8-31
8-12
(quar.)
1
8-12
share
per
Aug.
plus
this
dividend)
_—31'Ac
9-
Wytex Oil Corp., class A (s-a >
Wurlitzer
(Rudolph) <quar.)_—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (quar.)
Yuba
Consolidated
Below
Gold
Fields,
—
Inc.—
50c
8-
1
7-10
9-
1
8-15
75c
9-15
8-12
8-15
7-20
announced
In
previous
The list does not include divi¬
weeks and not yet paid.
announced this
week,
dends
these being given in th«
preceding table.
Aberdeen
Company
Petroleum, class
Acadia-Atlantic
Common
Sugar
A
(quar.)
$1,10
preferred
Industries
Acme
Adams-Millis
Aircraft
.
5%
Stores,
(quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
Aluminium,
—
quar.)
Corp.
Ltd.
(stock
dividend)
1
7-29
8-1
7-15
8-12
7-22
25c
8-19
8-
8-
7-20
(quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar, 5%
(quar.)
new
Aggregates,
—'
common
9-13
7-29
7-29
8-15
7-20
25c
5
1
7-29
8-19
9-15
125c
12'/2C
9-1
8-5
9-
8-5
1
1
8-
7-16
50c
7-29
7-15
8-19
8-
5
$1.25
Quarterly from
Co.
9-16
1
8-15
75c
quar.)
8-
1
7-19
8-10
7-27
8-22
7-21
35c
8-15
7-21
50c
7-28
7-18
American
Equitable Assurance Co. of N. Y.—
Semi-Annual
American
Home
Products
(monthly)
American Ice Co..
6%
Insurance
Semi-Annual
American-Marietta
preferred
Co.
N.
___
(inc.
quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)
American Metal Co., Ltd.—
dividend-American
Mu&ual
Fund
25c
(quar.)
American President Lines
<quar.>
(quar )_
1
8-
1
1
8-19
7-27
6-28
8-
7-11
1
Standard
Corp.,
common
(Increased
preferred
<quar.)_„
American Smelting &
$1.75
1
Refining—
A
4'A%
25%
$1.25
Co
preferred
Anheuser-Busch
Brand,
Appalachian Electric Power—
4'A% preferred (quar.)
$3
Argus
preferred
Farms
$2.40 2nd
pref.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Cumulative
Austin
$1.20
$1.50
conv.
8-
1
7-15
preferred
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
1
Woven
Hose
Celanese,
Amer.
dep.
British
4%%
British
$3.80
Brooklyn
shard
per
Burdines,
Ciass
B
(quar.)—
class
A
and
six
share
class
being
of
June
$1.50
1
8-19
8-1
7-7
8-1
7-7
(quar.i
Co., com.
pref. (quar.)
7-7
8-1
7-7
93%c
8-1
7-7
20c
(quar.)
Ltd._r
8-1
$1.08%
,
(resumed)
(quar.)
8-15
8-
15c
8-
1
7-15
|4c
9-
1
8-10
20c
8-
1
7-20
30c
8-
1
7-20
1
15c
7-30
7-15
15c
7-30
7-15
15c
7-30
7-15
Portland
—
Corp
8-
4
7-20
8-
1
7-
8-13
&
Dominion
7-30
City Title
9-17
Claussen
8-22
11-30
11-18
8-15
7-25
5
7-21
Canada
Special
100th
5%
A
&
4%
Pacific
non-cum.
Carolina
Power
(s-a)
Food
Class
B
B
com.
,
7-30
7-15
5%
37'Ac
7-30
7-15
Central
com.
preferred
Electric
&
5%
Mahoning
1
8-10
9-
1
8-10
50c
20c
9-
1
8-15
f-12
8-12
1
7-22
8-
8-15
8-
1
35C
8-
1
7-18
$1.06%
8-
1
7-18
7 V2C
(quar.)__
7-25
7-15
16%C
8-
5
7-20
16 %C
A
8-
5
7-20
1-3-56
12-21
$1.50
Louis
(s-a)
$5
7-29
7-
8
(quar.)
preferred
New
9-15
$1.25
7-29
7-
8
40c
8-15
7-20
Electric
common
Illuminating—
(initial)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd.
4%
special guaranteed (quar.)__
$1.12'/2
10-
87 %c
9-
1
8-10
50c
(quar.)
9-
1
8-10
1
9-
2
8-
1
Monthly
15c
9-
1
8-16
Monthly
15c
10-
1
9-16
8-25
8-15
00
00
6-20
8
1
Clinton Foods
(monthly)-.
15c
m
A
pref.
(stock
div.).
(Two shs.
of the
20c
for each share held)
8-15
8-
1
7-15
Collins
8-
8
6-
preferred
Radio
New
1
9-19
8-
1
7-
5
class
B
class
new
A
Colonial
Fund, Inc.
Central
3oc
4%%
Co.,
Power
Columbia
Gas
7-18
Columbia
Pictures,
1
7-18
8-15
7-15
8-
1
7-12
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Columbia Terminals Co., 6%
7-25
7-21
Columbus
Columbus
30c
7-29
7-
10-20
10-
8
4%%
150c
7-29
7-
8
4.65%
10-29
10-
8
8
19c
Commoil,
Life
10c
$$3.50
$1.75
12 %c
40c
120C
138c
8-15
8-
5
pfd.
7-29
6-30
1
7-15
8-
Ohio
8-15
8-
1
7-20
7-23
6-30
(quar.)—_
7-29
6-30
8-15
37'/2C
$5
(s-a)
88-
7-15
7-15
15c
Co.
(increased)
+25c
1
$1.37%
.
8-15
8-
1
$37c
$2.20
preferred
(quar.)
$2.04
preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$1.90
preferred
(quar.)
$2.06
preferred
7-15
7-
7
Connohio
7
Consolidated
1
7-
8-
1
7-
7
1
7-
7
8-
1
7-
7
8-15
8-
5
8-15
8-
5
Consolidated
Coppermines Corp.
8-
7-11
Consolidated
Dearborn
Consolidated
Edison
2
7-29
7-29
7-29
6-29
5
7-
5
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
10-
1
9-20
Industries—
(quar.)
37»/2C
preferred
Consolidated
1st
Co.
7-15
Y.)
6-29
Consolidated
Natural
6-29
Consumers
1
7-15
8-
Co.,
8
—
1
7-
8
35c
S-15
9-
1
$1.50
9-15
9-
1
9-
8-15
(quar. )_
common
25c
(quar.)
Gas
7-15
8-
8-
$1.25
Laundries
1
8-19
25c
(quar.)
Consolidated
8-
5
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
7-15
1
(quar.)
(N.
Freightways,
preferred
7-
1
8-
62 %C
,
Corp,
1
8-
37 %C
(quar.)__
8-
62 %c
B
Extra
$5
7-
1
8-
10c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
1
8-
47 %c
8-
Chemical
8-
50c
51 %c
(quar.)
Inc., 40c preferred
Co.,
A
12-10
51c
30c
Class
9-10
12-15
55c
—
31'Ac
8-
9-15
$38c
7-15
7-15
8
8-
—
8-
1
7-
7-25
8
8-15
Light & Power—
7-15
1
7-25
8-
$1
Quarterly
1
8-
7-14
(Toronto)—
1
7-26
6-22
1
(Del.)—
(quar.)_
common
Asso.
8-11
.8-
5c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Life
8-25
50c
income
Gas,
7-23
$20c
8-
8-
9-19
1
9-
75c
7-15
10-10
1
120c
25c
1
8-
1
8-
17 %c
5
8-
1
8-
(quar.)
Quarterly
Connecticut
1
9-
8-15
$1.06
Co.,
preferred
Confederation
7-29
9-22
(s-a)
Natural
7-15
$2
25%
Electric—
Stock Fund, Inc.
1
7-15
$1.16
Engineering
National
8-15
7-15
1
(quar.)
investment
5%%
1
8-
(quar.)
Edison
Concord
8-
31'Ac
$1.06%
•_
Commonwealth
31c
7-11
20c
Commonwealth
From
1
(stock dividend)
Insurance
Southern
Ltd.
8-
(initial)
preferred
preferred
Combustion
7-20
(quar.)
common
Mutual
&
1
30c
1
1
8-
common
7-15
8-
(monthly)-
9-19
System
7-15
7-29
$1.18%
pfd.
(quar.)
(from Investment inc.)
8-
New
9-13
7-29
(Initial)
$1.50
9-
7-25
9-30
(initial)
$1.25 pfd. (quar.)
Colorado & Southern Railway—
4% 1st non-cumulative preferred--
7-31
7-15
8-15
35C
(quar.)
Co.,
Finance
Colorado
7-30
87»/2C
6-30
9
7-29
i25c
62 %c
G.)
(B.
2
8-
7-16
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware—
Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
10-
(quar.)
common
37 %C
55c
(quar.)
1
8-15
8-20
7-15 I
7-21
45c
8-15
8-
1
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-
1
9-
2
7-26
7-15
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
$1.13
10-
1
9-
2
25C
7-30
7-
8-20
8-
5
$1
9-
1
8-19
7-27
6-28
$*1.30
8-
1
7-29
37 %c
7-29
1
7-
6
125c
9-
1
8-10
8-15
7-29
Container
Corp.
of
preferred
America,
Continental
com.
Corn
(Toronto)
Transportation Lines
Products
New
(s-a)
(initial
7-29
6-20
Cosmopolitan Realty
1
9-15
Courtaulds
1-3-56
12-15
10-
7%
preferred
Amer.
1
6-24
Craddock-Terry
1
8-31
Crain
131'Ac
10-
1
8-31
Crossett
131c
(quar.)
8-
10-
8-
1
7-11
8-
1
7-11
Class
Crown
L.),
Co.,
B
rets.
Cork
1
Crown
Cork
8-
1
Crown
&
—
(quar.)
1
11-15
11-
1
(final)
6%
4
6-17
1-1-5G
12-14
9-30
9-
Corp.,
Forster,
9
8%
$4.20
pfd.
(quar.)
7%
1
7-15
1
7-15
10-
t50c
—
SI.05
preferred
Sugar,
88-
25c
&
Cuban-American
8-
$2.50
—
(s-a)—
10c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
9-
1
8-15
$2
non-cum.
class
A
1
9-
9
8-15
7-15
9-
1
8-12
9-16
$2
9-30
$1.75
9-29
9-15
50c
9-23
9-
50c
12-23
12-
8-15
7-
1
$1
8-
1
7-
8
$1.06
8-
1
7-
8
8
(quar.)
7-14
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
175c
8-
1
6-23
Daitch
2%
8-
2
6-30
Dallas
2IV2C
8-
1
9-
1
8-12
8-31
8-15
113c
11-30
7-
8
11-15
8-31
8-15
11-30
8-10
7-20
$1.05
8-10
7-20
Crystal Dairies
Power
&
Light,
$4.24
preferred
4Vz%
preferred
Dan
River
Mills
Bros,
$4 pfd.
(quar.)
dividend)
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Davenport Water,
Davidson
(stock
SI.13
dividend)
preferred
(quar.)
5%
100%
(quar.)
$1.25
50c
7-30
20c
7-30
7-
7
7-
7
7-13
7
8-20
7-
8-
5
7-15
8-
I
7-11
10c
Dayton
Inc.
Rubber
Class
Deerficld
A
(increased
Co.,
quar.)
7-19
7-23
7-19
8-15
7-27
25c
(quar.)
(continued
;
on
page
48)
7-11
7-25
7-11
25c
(quar.)
7-25
50c
common
(quar.)
Glassine
7-29
5c
Daystrom,
7-30
7
3Cc
11-15
40c
25c
(quar.)
6
8-
(quar.)
8-15
I25C
(increased quar.)
7-
?15c
115c
125c
(quar.)
2
8-15
Curtiss Wright Co.—
112c
(quar.)
6
8-
10c
Zellerbach
Crum
regis,
preferred
Internationa), class A (quar.)
Seal, Ltd. (quar.)
8-
6-30
ord.
5%
(quar.)
class A
8-22
7-29
7-11
7-
(quar.)
8-22
HOC
1
2
$1.75
1
(quar.)
Shoe,
Ltd.
120c
Trust,
8-
8-
$2.50
(quar.)
deposit
1S1.50
(R.
17 %c
32 %c
(quar.)
quar.)
Ltd.—
131'Ac
40c
(quar.)
(«-ai
Refining—
common
8-15
tlOc
(interim)
common
75C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance
7-25
$10c
(quar.)——
common
Light,
Gas
7-20
9-
$1
$1.75
(quar.)
tlOc
com.
(quar.)
&
1
75c
(quar.)
Ry. (s-a)_
Chicago & St.
Cincinnati,
common
115c
——
Investment
(quar.)
preferred
3
8-
9-14
8-10
(1954 series)—
Caterpillar Tractor, com.
4.20%
10-
Co.—
$1.25
class
115c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
7-15
7-
110c
bonus
Products, class A
A
8-16
$2.50
(quar.)
bonus
com.
preference
Class
Celotex Corp.,
Ry.,
t$1.25
Ltd.
Carpenter Paper Co.
Catelli
3Cc
—-—-—_——
Clearfield
4%
,
&
(quar.)
;
Co.
Insurance
125c
Ry.,
com.
50c
—
:
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
9-13
1
1
$1.50
(quar.)
——
Cos.,
9-30
preferred
preferred
Bakeries,
1
$1.25
1
$1.17%
-
Sugar Co., Ltd.
International
common
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
B
7-11
7-26
HOC
Foundry Ltd.,
Common
10-18
7-27
9-
$1.75
(quar.)__
Oil
Class
6%
(s-a)
Ltd., common (quar.)__
preference (quar.)
Canadian Industries,
1
.
8-
1
Corp., Ltd
Mortgage Corp.—
Co.
11-
8
10-
1
preferred (quar.)
Canadian
7-20
9-
Ry.
Bronze
Canadian
7-20
1
9
12-
«.
convertible
Ltd.,
1
8-
9-
9-10
anniversary
anniversary
Southern
Class
8-
7-20
12-10
(quar.)
Power
100th
Canadian
8-20
i2yac
common
Permanent
Special
$1.25
8-
I2V2C
(quar.)
Northern
8-26
5
RR.
(quar.)
Co.
Co..
conv.
1
preferred
(quar.)
Foils, Ltd.,
A
4%%
9-30
Distributing
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Cement
Co.
Canada
Canada
8-26
1
SI.50
City Investing Co., common
City Stores Co., common (quar.)
8
&
(Initial)
common
Soup
preferred
Baking
9-
$1
(quar.)
Refrigerating & Terminals Co.
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd.—
New
7-
1
9-
1
$2
33c
—
—
Camden
15c
(quar.)
8-16
25c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
California Packing Corp. (increased quar.)
Canadian Breweries,
9-
8-30
50c
(quar.)
6%
Canada
$1.08%
(quar.)
—-
$4.70
8_
6-30
City
Conduits
California-Oregon Power—
7% preferred (quar.)
California
1
9-
(s-a)
10c
Timber
&
8-1
1
Cities Service
8
com.
*•»
Land
Storage
participating
participating
$1.50
5%
8
shares
(quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Calaveras Cement (quar.)
Cold
8-
2'.'2%
Milling Machine, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
^
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
7-25
21.
(quar.)—
Extr£i
7- 7
4%
7-
ex¬
(accum.)
(quar.)—
preferred
Calif.
8-
$1
Inter-Terminal RR.
20c
preferred
$1.25
9-1
7-29
$4.50
Cement
9.
1
$1.02'A
preferred B
Inc.—
new
four
B
effective
&
8-1
8-
7-15
Each share of
Telephone, com.
(quar.)———
preferred
8-
$2
Cincinnati
150c
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)
$1.50 1st preferred (quar.)——
80c 2nd participating preferred (quar.)—
California Electric Power, com. (incr. quar.)
$3 preferred (quar.)
Portland
7-25
67 %C
Ry. (stock dividend)
Paul & Pacific RR.
& Pacific
Electric Co.,
&
preferred
7-27
$1
Linen
Water
4%
7-
5%
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co.. Ltd., 7% pfd. <s-a)__
Byers (A. M.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—-
California
7-31
8-15
preferred (quar.)
Cincinnati
9
150c
shares
of
common
7-15
9-
1
8-
4%
9
2-
St.
Island
Gas
8-15
$50c
shares
new common.
receives
each
new
7-25
$1
20c
20c
-
-
B
7-15
7-25
50c
(quar.;
50c
—-
-
A~
Rock
7-27
$1.50
—
———
pref.
7-31
'
(quar.)
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp.,
common
—
2
SI.25
8-
11-10
45c
(quar.)—
_—
class
and
8-
$1.25
1
1
95c
(s-a)_
changed for
Milwaukee.
Colonial
preferred (quar.)
9-1
9
912-
5-31
14%
Co., Ltd., class A pref
pref
B
Class
8-19
Chicago
$3.50
(final)
A
Class
7-31
$1
$10
preferred
Great" Western
Coghlin
6%
pfd,
(entire issue
redemption on July 31 at $110
plus this dividend)
Inc.
Class
Canada
o-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Bullock's. Inc., 4%
8-10
1
8-
7-15
t$1.09%
Co.
20c
—
1
7%
(final)
Products,
preferred (quar.)_—
Budget Finance Plan (stock dividend)
8-10
9-
8-24
Bigelow,
for
7-20
8-15
11
Class
ordinary
Bryant Chucking Grinder
Buckeye Steel Castings,
7-29
9-30
Chicago,
Gas
Union Gas
&
7-29
8-
10c
Ltd.. ordinary
Taunton
8-15
75c
55c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Brown
1
8-1
1
Telephone Co.—
preferred
Brockton
1
1
8-
1
tlOc
Petroleum.
7-29
70c
Rubber
Forest
Columbia
8-31
87'/2C
(quar.)
Quarterly
9-
1
Chicago
Ltd.—
receipts
Columbia
Canadian
3.75%
preferred
&
7-21
7-18
1
7-30
5%
—
common
British
9-
9-1
8-15
8-
$1
=
Co.
Boston
7-21
1
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
8-
1
3-1-56
5c
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Edison
Campbell
8-
9-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
B
7-20
12'Ac
Automobile Banking, com. (Increased
(quar.)
Class A (increased
quar.)
6% conv. pfd. A
(quar.)
6%preferred
Corp.,
3'A%
Boston
Canadian Car
Nicohls &
prior
1
56'Ac
(quar.)
Aunor Gold Mines.
8-
59c
_
Newspapers,
Class A
7-20
27'Ac
(quar.)
Atlantic Refining,
Augusta
j.. 8-11
62'Ac
(quar.)
2nd preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
9
1
25c
non-cumulative preferred
(s-ai
Atlanta & Charlotte Air
Line Ry. (s-a)
Atlantic City Electric—
4.35%
6-24
9-
}60c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-28
9-10
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. (interim)
120c
5%
preferred
7-8
1
9-
Cleveland
(quar.)—
com.
1
8-
8-10
23c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
8-15
and
—
preferred
87'Ac
Equipment CorD., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
4%
8-1
50c
Aro
4.10%
g-10
$1.12%
Louisiana Gas Co.
Common
1
8-
$1.12'A
common
A
9.
5
62'Ac
(quar.)
Public
Arkansas
7-
7-15
25c
Service, common
$2.50 preferred
(quar.)
$2.36 preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
7-26
10c
com.
participating preferred (quar.)
Corp., Ltd., common (quar.)
Arizona
7-8
1
62'Ac
Inc.,
(quar.)
Co.,
8-
1
10-
10c
■—
gains
earnings)—-—
Fisheries,
4%
Calaveras
8-
30c
America,
(quar.)___
$2.50 preferred
4.50%
7-20
8-29
7-28
156'Ac
(s-ai
(quar.)
of
1
7-20
75c
(quar.)
Animal Trap Co.
5%
preferred
8-
8
50c
tl5c
Anglo-Huronian. Ltd., Co.
Arden
8-1
$1.25
(quar.)
Anvil
7-20
1
i
Anderson. Clayton & Co. (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
7-
8-
50c
$5
Cable
from
Bank
Chicago
Corp.
(quar.)
Chicago Dock & Canal
Cleveland,
Mfg. Co. (initial)
Corp. (2c from capital
Borax Consol.
$1
9-10
9c
$1.20
7-29
25c
American Zinc, Lead &
Smelting—
Stock dividend on
common
&
3c
Booth
Service
Estate Trust
convertible
75c
income
—
g-26
7-20
7-10
1
3'A%
15c
—
9.
1
1
15c
California
$1.75
8810-
20c
——■—
Caldwell
9-6
7-20
25c
(quar.)
7-1
9-24
1
$1
(quar.)
7-15
35c
.7% 1st preferred (quar.)
American Thermos Bottle
(quar.)
American Viscose
Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.i
preferred
Anaconda Wire
Tobacco, com.
7-1
Sanitary
quar.)
7%
8-
5c
8-1
9-12
9-22
40c
7-29
12-12
Cheiry-Burrell Corp., common (increased)
4% preferred (quar,)_.
4% preferred (series of 1947) (quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
(quar.)
50c
(increased)
8-1
9-20
4
7-15
——
55c
12-20
8-
1
Public
Real
Manhattan
50c
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% preferred
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
$1.25
1
8-
Ridge Mutual Fund, Inc.
Bondstock
7-20
8-
9-
20c
—-—-
Bogue Electric
7-20
Central
9-22
8-
1
33c
(quar.)
Chase
10c
Quarterly
9-1
$1.25
..
&
Corp.
investment
Corp.
Chain Store
50c
.
prexerred (quar.)
From
West
6
8-24
Co (quar.)
Inc.
Vermont
South
7-15
(quar.)
Bros.
&
9-
25c
(quar.)————'■
Mining-.
12'Ac
(increased)
—
preferred
Oil
(E. W.)
Central
7-15
3
7-21
40c
1
3
1
$1.05
——
Utility (s-a)
1
10-
9-
8-
SI
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
7-27
10-
9-15
preferred
4.20%
7-11
1
(Texas)—
8-
15c
(quar.)——
Blngham-Herbrand
10c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Light Co.
10-
15c
Co,
4%
&
Central Public
'
37%c
common
6% preferred (quar.)
American Phenolic Corp.
preferred
1
9-
6c
5%
10-
7-15
15c
Wdrks
Watch
Above
65c
5%
0%
7-11
7-27
1
pref.
Power
8-
37 %c
Securiites,
conv.
Cincinnati
—
of
Stock
Gas,
7-25
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
American Molasses Co.—
Radiator
7-14
$1.12'A
4'A%
Natural
7-21
1
J.)—
_
com.
1
8-
$1.50
(Newark,
Co.,
8-
20c
9-30
9-
$1.50
Central
12-30
9-15
25%
&
Company
(quar.)
Foods, Inc.
(quar.)
Special
Burns &
85c
10-14
135c
Best
called
3'Ac
(quar.)————
8
1-13-56
$1.18%
——-—-
Consolidated
Blue
7-
125c
Mfg.—
—
Iron
Bell
Central-Illinois
7-29
140c
6%
(quar.)
Distilling
1
9-
45c
(quar.)
net income
American Can Co.
10-
30c
(St. Louis)—
American Box Board Co. (increased
American Lus.ne&s Shares—
American
9-
9-10
10-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
&c
Benquet
6%
7-20
7-30
$1.50
————-—
Belmont
Blue
7-30
8-15
75c
-——————
Borg-Warner
1
t$1.32
Quarterly
Book
Quarterly
British
(quar.)__
(initial quar.)
(quar.)
Automobile Insur. Co.
10-
8-17
93%c
preferred
com.
American
5
8-17
t55c
__
Amerada Petroleum,
American
1
14c
100%
_
American
7-15
9-
20c
—
___
American
1
110c
$2.50
(quar.)
Co. of America, common
preferred
<quar.)___
Aluminum Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
5'A% 2nd preferred (quar.i
5%
7-13
7-22
1
30c
—.—
$3.75
American
8-1
88-
20c
Aluminum
American
9-10
8-20
10c
(s-ai
Thermal
3
9-15
Youngstown RR.—
preferred
Allied
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Control Co., com.
preferred (s-ai_.
7%
10-
10c
Canton &
Allied
1$1.25
9
19c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
(quar.)
dividend
Bishop
9
12-
Apartments—
Belknap Hardware
Quarterly '
Quarterly
Bloch
9-
12-20
2%%
—
—■
Benrus
9-20
$1.25
5c
—
preferred (quar.)—
(A. S.i Shoe, common (quar.)4%% preferred (quar.)—————-—
Beech Aircraft Corp.
Bliss
50c
;
Airfleets, Inc. (quar.)—;
Air-Way Industries (Increased
Akron
9-10
$1.10
(quar.)
Shoe
Radio
10-3
+30c
———
Products
Control
7-20
Inc.—
(accum.)
Com.
Agnew-Surpass
Air
7-30
112'Ac
(quar.)
Alloys,
Payable of Reo.
Ltd.—
——
preferred
Holder)
7c
Refineries,
Aluminum
Acme
A
iqiiar.)
$1.20 class
57o
Share
When
$1.25
(quar)
Distilling, common
prior preferred (quar.)
$6 1st preferred (quar.)
Beaver Lumber Co., Ltd., common
Stock
(quar.)
B
175c
(quar.)
Best
Per
Name of
A
$1.50
15c
give the dividends
we
cl.
$3
A
B
Electric Corp. (quar.)
50c
Paper Ltd.,
Beck
8-16
20c
—_
B.)
dividend
Class
31'Ac
—
(J.
Stock
Beaux-Arts
convertible
15
Beam
8-15
and
and
Hudson Gas &
21c
shares—
(quar.)
—_
A
series A
25c
Baystate
Indus.)
series
preferred
$1.25
————--;
Bathurst
Wood
preferred
5%
Central
25c
—
7-28
—
6%
7-15
7-20
$1.50
(quar.)—
8-2
Woodley Petroleum Co., 5% pfd. (entire Issue
called for redemption on Aug. 16 at $52.50
to
Co.
Holder9
Payable of aec.
7-30
37'/2C
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
8-15
Machinery Corp. (quar.)—
Industries, common (quar.)
convertible
Extra
1
6%
Share
7-30
$1 50
Co.,
preferred
9-1
Newspaper
5%
Ltd
Canada
8-15
Piano
Company
Georgia Ry. Co.—
IOC
(reduced)
of
5
of
I6c
8-
8-
Fund
7-
7-25
When
Per
Name of
Central
$1.12%
(quar.)---—.—
8-25
34%c
preferred (quar.)
Indus, (see Gar
Woodall
22c
7-15
30c
8-15
(quar.)
(Gar)
Wood
8- 8
1
8-
1955
$1.12V2
(quar.)——
com.
common..—37%c
Wisconsin Electric Power,
6% preferred (quar.).
Wood
Co.,
&
preferred (quar.)
4'A% pfd. (series 1947)
10c
<quar.)_
preferred
(L. S.)
Holder)
Payable of Rec.
56 %c
4'A%
10c
—
Pulp & Paper—
preferred (quar.)_——
Weyerhaeuser Timber (quar.)——
Auto
9
$0.6333
-■—:
(quar.)—1
4%%
5%%
9-
When
Share
—-
8-15
.
West Virginia
White's
\
Mfg., $2.25 preferred
(quar.)
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (From invest, inc.)
40c
—
——_.—_—
Fixture
Company
Avco
20c
—T
1
&
9
25c
(initial)
preferred
Showcase
Per
Name of
9-
$1.06%
(quart-
Swasey Co. (quar.)
Steel, common
(quar.)—
Extra
Holder)
Payable of Ree.
25c
(quar.)
Washington
Weber
preferred
Co.
Corp.
Mfg.
Vogt
Cos.
participating
Norman
When
Share
(quar.)
Machinery Corp.—
Hoffman
4%'if
Van
Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 25,
The
8-15
8-
1
Number 5449... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 132
(323)
Stock Record «» New York Stock Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
49% Apr
40 % Nov
1
Jan
t
10S
9% Jan
6
,
B
115% Apr 20
14% Dec 31
5
53,i Jan
Lowest
Highest
Highest
39% Mar 14
107
13
Jan
'
v
Jan
6:
3
Abbott Laboratories
l
16% Jan 27
18
ACF-Brill Motors Co
AGP1 Industries Ine
12% Feb
46% dan 18
69% Jun
17
78% Jun
20
5
_
44 'A
*108V4
Jan
4
50% Dec
30
Nov
24
56% Dec
30
Jan
18
26% Dec 31
2S%jan
6
32% Apr 27
44% Nov 29
38%, Jan
6
46
July 22
Adams Express
24% Jan
,
31
Aug 20
30
Jun
3
34
Apr 21
Adams-Millis
Jan
89
NOV 30
77% Jan
21
113% Jun
9
-Nopar
Addressograph-Multlgraph Corp__10
21% July
8
27% Mar 14
30% Jan
4
Admiral
53
-
29% Dec
lBV* May
22% Mar
24
123
3
Feb
104
2% Jan
Dec
33
172
155% Feb
12% Jan
.
29
Dec
29
107
July 29
162
3% Mar 25
4
.
8
Mar 15
138
Jun
13
170
Jan
Jan
20
21 % Dec
4
29
29
109% Jan
85% Jan
6
116
July 21
7%
16% Jun
14
18% July 28
18
Jan
28
July 22
Aldens
72
Jan
12
85
80
Jan
89
Apr
3% Jan
140
80
111
2
Aug
Dec 29
4
9
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
Jan
141
Dec
27
6
11
326
Jun
3
Mar 14
170
Jun
24
122
4
45% Dec
16
38% Jan
18
59
97
4
113
Dec
20
100
Jan
21
120
92% Mar 11
106
Dec
13
104
Jan
4
15% Dec
30
May
6% Jan
6
71% Jan
8
16
Mar
28
104% Dec 20
20
July 12
1% Jan 20
209% Jan
3
28% Jan
July 18
Allied Chemical
9
July 22
19% Dec
16
19
Jan
3
23% May
40% Sep
55% Dec
29
34% Jun
7
40
4
DO
Jan
5
97
45 % Jan
4
51% Mar 14
63% Jun
98
Apr
11
Jan
6
81 Ya Apr
13
Jan
24
160 % Apr
11
116% Jan
6
134% Apr
15
34% Jun
103
7
70
7
8
26
145
May 28
124% Nov
17
93% Jan
55% May 12
47
Jan
1% Jan
Dec
29
3% Feb
5
72% Jan
16
78
11
18
2"% May 16
3% Mar 29
May
13
Jan
11
26 % Dec
15
25% Jan
17
29
May 16
57
Jan
7
Nov
23
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
105% Dec
17
32% Dec 20
66
Nov
5
6
6
29 % Jun
8
6
139 % Jun
13
31% Mar 15
35 % Jan
12
27% Mar 15
Jan
2
110
May 31
31 % Feb
68
100
17
31
18% Jan
31
29
23
July 11
22% Mar 30
Mar 30
21 % Mar
8
9% Jan
3
of
America
6%
3%%
4%%
Airlines
cum
preferred
Note
Bosch
Arma
Shoe
5Va%
140'
106-
Apr
4
Mar 15
American
Can
&
Radio
Co
40
Jun
16
3%%
conv
Jun
22
33/4%
conv
52% Jan
4
American
American
Encaustic
26% Jan
39% Dec
9
Dec
23
15% Dec 27
13% Jan 18
33% Jan
42% Dec
48
Mar
28
Jan
28
44% Jan
20
Jan
14
17% Jan
70
16
1
69
Jan
17
11
Jan
6
96% Jan 26
27% Dec
2
31% Dec 30
107
Apr 21
83
14
American-Home
13
American
28
6%
convertible
7
6
45% Jan
5
63% Feb 23
Amer
Metal Co Ltd
24
104% Mar 25
Jan
21
31
20% Mar 14
29 Vt Jun
30
31
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
5'/2%
11 %
Sep
23
10% Jan
15
Jun
17
American
14% May 12
50% Oct
7
46% Jan
15% May
6
13% Jan
4
57 % Apr
15
4y2%
5
3
9
American
72 y* Apr
11
American
24
34
Oct 26
42% Jan
13
57
May 24
27% Jan
4
144% Jan
4
35
Mar 31
118% Jun
22
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
45% Dec 30
170
Oct
40% Mar 14
4
161% Jun
13
40% Aug 17
39% Jan
3
125
Sep 27
33% Dec 31
122
Feb
1
29% Feb
1
543A July
172
17
Jun
13
74% Dec
8
84
5
64% Jan
137% Jan
6
142% Nov
4
145
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
12
178% Dec
7
55
121
Jan
July
Jun
4
l
22
30% Apr
19
113% Jan
4
9% July
25% Feb
12% Jan
9
17
4
66% Dec 29
138% Feb
172% Jan 13
62% Feb 21
10
130% Jan 20
45% Dec 29
38% Mar 14
120% Mar
5
116% Jun
10
9% Jun
22
11% Sep 27
28
Aug 13
21% Sep
Apr 21
Apr
11
203/4 Jan
31
187% July 21
73
2
141% May 13
66
May
July
5
120% July 12
11% Jan
29
10
Mar 24
26% Jan 13
25% May 17
28
Jun
21
17% Jan
30»A Jun
16
15
6
Jan
28
4
94 % Sep
27
93% Jan
6
119% Jun
22
52
29
47
Jan
6
73 y2 Jun
22
Dec
45% Jan
4
30
Jan
5
41% Aug 13
13% Mar 30
40
1D0
Jan
6
109% Nov 24
12
45% Dec 23
52% Mar 29
104% Apr 26
39% Apr 12
110
33% Jan
59
Nov
23
62% Jan
6
65
Mar
8
41
July 21
8% Feb 23
For footnotes
46
15% Nov 29
see
page
Jan
13% Jan
26.
6
3
Mar
7
common..
41
41
41
68%
69
69
69
600
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
700
28%
Water Works Co
Preferred
6%
56%
165
*150
159%
159%
110%
'
58 %
117
30
*94%
58%
*160
30%
95
30
30
00
60%
*160
170
series
170
37%
373/4
38
45'%
64'%
*1053/4
27%
16%
17
17
17%
17'/8
17%
17,700
UVa
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
30,100
46%
45%
46%
46%
46%
46'A
47%
11,400
*64%
65 %
66
78%
11%
104
4
4
32%
78%
12%
*102
31%
32
32%
32%
32%
105
*104%
105 Va
♦104%
27%
29
106
28%
45
187
70%
136'A 138
28%
Common
preferred
Anderson Clayton St Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
29% Apr
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
4
37%
32%
28%
78%
*28
32%
29%
3,100
11%
11%
♦102
*104%
300
2,200
104
■
29
32%
400
1,900
106
30%
20,200
92
♦90
92
♦90
92
50
37
37
37
38
4,700
55 Va
56
55%
56
56%
563A
56%
57%
8,000
*105%
106
105%
27%
27%
♦30
13%
105%
28
27%
*30
32
13%
32%
133/4
*105
27%
♦30
107
28%
32
1073/4
10
28
28 %
3,900
♦30
32%
*105
13%
13%
800
9%
10%
30,700
54%
56%
54%
56 Va
55 V\
55%
7,300
33%
33'A
34'%
34 y8
34:%
34
34%
18,500
44%
44
44%
44%
45
45 »A
46%
83%
9%
82%
83%
843/4
86
85 VA
85%
14,300
25%
25'A
25%
25%
25%
25%
21,800
13%
9%
10
54%
55'A
32%
44 Va
82%
180
I
10
176
176
13%
93/4
♦175
13%
10
179
♦175
6,000
10
179
'
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7»A
7%
4,300
31%
31%
32
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
32%
3,800
59%
59%
59%
60 %
60
60%
60
60
50%
51%
51%
51
51%
52
52%
18,100
166
166%
1,190
7%
503/4
165
165%
166
167
*45
45%
45
45
125%
125 3 4
33%
34%
49
49
79%
*1253/4
127
34
35%
49%
80
50
79
80
166
45%
127
45%
127
13,800
49%
50
49%
49%
3,600
78
78
*141
142
18'A
*17
17%
16%
136 Va
18634
186%
186%
17
187 %
71
72%
713/4
72%
71%
72 %
137
137%
137%
138%
137%
138%
9%
28
*26%
28
112
'
26%
28%
17
186%
71%
138
58
57%
58%
58%
118
117%
117%
117%
9%
9:'A
93/4
693A
58%
38%
37%
38
.
108
40%
47%
473A
25
25
600
79'A
142
740
17
3.400
187%
26,500
72'/a
28,900
138%
720
59%
40,700
117%
730
9%
4,700
9%
9%
28%
28
28
27
27%
27%
♦27 y«
28%
28%
28%
22%
223A
23'A
*263/4
27%
111%
113
57
40%
*78
140'A
27'/a
9%
28
68
♦106
130
35i/a
17%
57 Va
45=»A
129%
35
141%
118
500
453/4
128%
35%
141
186%
166
380
34%
141 %
141
71%
58 %
106
108
*40
40/2
47 4
48
25 A
25 A
28
106
78%
11,700
37
*22
No par
21.80
10
14
11%
700
4%
4'/a
32
36%
*90
57%
69%
*58'A
78%
104
65%
32%
*65
37%
117%
113'A 113%
Va
90
56%
25
28'A
4
90
117%
50
28%
28
65%
31%
37%
.57'A
9%
27%
27'A
28%
28
28
28
117Ms 117%
No par
11%
*27%
12534
34%
49%
*79'A
81
140% 141
17% .• 17%
1
78
*102
*104%
51Va
523/8
165
165%
9%
*27'A
26%
28'A
11%
104
4
27%
31%
*175'A
56'A
77%
*11%
104
65%
31%
105
28%
92
37'A
56'A
25%
186'A
70%
4
32
77%
78%
11%
♦102
64%
64%
♦31
4
*31%
*175'A 180
7%
7%
32
32/a
5S %
60
*44V2
*125'A
34
49'A
900
300
16%
.
25%
253/a
3,000
2,500
14%
4'%
55'A
120%
16
32%
27Va
31%
*104%
28
*90
36%
119%
4534
4
78 Va
*
118%
13%
*31
*11%
*38
38 %
116
14
Glass Corp—
3
57% Jan 28
20
46%
1
*102
*38
,
Anaconda Wire St Cable
1,100
39,200
4,600
38
25
._—:
900
95
♦94'A
59%
38 %
—25
prior conv preferred
Co
95
57%
45%
*37%
16 Va
13%
com—5
Amer Zinc Lead St Smelt com
Anaconda
30
30
*94%
581/4
45 %
par
25
100
series
5%%
*28
45%
49
100
44% Jan
1
41
68%
13%
5
100
25
Tobacco
preferred
Preferred
$4
40 Va
68 %
49
com—100
100
Viscose Corp com..
Anchor Hocking
Jun-20
46
39%
13%
25
preferred
American
$5
*45%
68 %
41%
13%
100
'When issued73
23% Jan
45%
40
42
48%
common
American Tel & Tel Co
American
1,000
45 %
40
41%
13%
j.
Tobacco
45%
42
48%
com—,—No par
Refining
preferred—
American
14,000
41%
13%
100
—5
Seating Co__—
—10
Ship Building Co—No par
Snuff Co
30,100
42 Va
42%
41%
48%
Std Sany common—5
preferred
1,400
%
13%
preferred
American Sumatra
5%
165
8
48
6%
6%
20%
7%
13%
cl B—No par
St Chem
&
Rad
American
7%
32%
20%
7%
48%
American Sugar
62% Nov
4
153
Co
Optical Co
Potash
Amer Smelt & Refg
7%
48,100
32
20%
116%
35% Apr 12
58'A Feb 18
8
10% Feb 25
7
1,800
13%
noncumulative preferred—100
American Steel Foundries
No par
American Stores Co
1
Jan
47
5
22
129% July 22
121 % Jan
50
Apr
453A July
105%
43 Va
American Safety Razor—
22% Feb
♦105
32 34
25%
9% Jan
37% Feb
7%
12,300
20,400
105%
7%
45%
American News
American
Amer
100
41 %
31%
83 /2
179V2 Jan
16
17%
65 'A
40%
20%
77
7
Jun
17%
65%
41%
8'a
443/8
7% May 25
29% Jan
6
50% Jan
6
21% Mar 14
105
18%
(i 3
20%
1
19
170
40%
2,500
68
7%
No par
53y4 Mar
87% Apr
27% Jun
9
106 %
17%
*66
10
29%
20%
13%
10 /a
543/8
32%-
3
8% Dec 31
40%
100
8
*13%
9%
54'A
30%
Co
Gas
6
180% Nov
17%
29'A
*67
20%
1
5
25
Molasses Co
American Natural
6
Jan
68
32%
7 %
32
26% Jan
6% Jan
.
*30
67
169
29%
32%
2
39% Jan
13% Jan
108
31%
20
American Motors Corp
Amer
106 %
com
27% Dec 30
3
2,700
*105
108
116%
.—100
Products
73% Nov 23
24% Dec 22
11
106 %
110
1,000
34
*67
68
42,900
131
34
*29%
40'%
27%
27
130
34%
30
*66
40%
1,600
27
68
17%
68
39 Va
convertible preferred—
42% Dec 31
38 y2 Apr
17%
*66
8,900
49%
13%
38%
16%
No par
No par
preferred
American Metal
34% Jan
Jan
17 %
18
40'%
97%
78'A
130
30
68
300
97 %
77%
*67
30%
28%
116'A
10
com
32% Jan
6
29%
*67
68
50
com
Amer Machine & Metals
Dec
*150
5
Investment Co of III
41% Mar 16
17
*105
2,100
28%
13%
1
9% July 11
107
12,400
3%
41
*48%
1
Dec
5
107
9,800
15,200
109'A
3%
*37
116%
prior preferred
100
American Mach St Fdry common—7
3.90% preferred
100
25
12
107
26%
107
n
1
5'A%
28
7% Jan
34
30
American
7
S% Nov 22
130
34
27
26%
95
American International Corp_
4
39% Jan
130
34
30
4
107
130
34
*94
14
94 y* Jan
Feb
78
58%
23
35% Apr
107
98 Va
78
30%
Jun
Jan
20
97%
79
95%
33% Feb
19% Apr
15
98
77%
57%
107% Feb
24
8
96
95'A
*30
1
21
Nov
28%
10
No par
27% Jan
54
19% Jan 11
28%
10
Products
89% May 25
Jan
♦27%
100
Ice Co common
25
4
28%
27
*103%
68
3%
28 %
129
34
29%
107%
41
26%
34
28%
noncumulative preferred__100
94% Oct
30% Nov 23
3%
*36'A
78
*28
preferred
28% July 27
4
11
3%
40
98
68%
Power—No par
Hide St Leather
Mar 30
Apr
12% Jun
*3
*36%
128%
27%
129
45%
2
25% Jan 20
29% May 19
104% May
American
Foreign
38
103% July 15
106%
40 %
68%
American Hawaiian SS Co
5% Apr
28
24
17% Jan
75 y2 Jun
25
106%
40%
68%
40c
1
Jun
105%
3Va
' 45%
Gas & Electric Co
6%
100
37%
42%
No
European Secur
American Export Lines Inc
&
20
125
20
American
29
153
125
125
*149
69 i
42%
...__
American
Jun
100
12,500
68%
107%
7,400
75 %
37%
20 %
Tiling
14
Jun
19
21% Feb
17
3% Jun
59%
97 %
74%
%
7'A
10
48% Apr
13
12
84% Jan
Nov
62% Feb
29
147%
*123
59
*96%
74%
69
No par
7
100
14
23% Jan
100% Jan
100% Jan
I
31
32% Oct 27
7% May 17
92
Dec
4% Dec
76
2% Jun
Mar 30
59%
98
73%
38%
106%
109
107
59
61%
12.50
American
11% Sep
8% Jan
38% July
6
lay* Feb 11
57
9,200
1,400
3,600
37%
20%
Distilling Co
10
26
40
38 %
7%
preferred series B_100
preferred series C-100
15'A Jun
16
23%
38%
68 Va
20/«
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred—,
Cyanamid Co com
4%%
18
3
125
1
Corp
American
26
Jan
23 %
"A
37%
31%
American
12% Jan
Jan
3,800
67%
33 %
Colortype Co
46% Feb
15
18%
115%
38%
31%
No par
8
30
18%
113 nA
70
1
Cable
27
16
'122
18,100
18%
37%
*106%
preferred
54% Sep
34% Mar 10
125
58%
68
100
common
13% Dec
7
17%
*65
common
Jan
8
*121
25
Cable
17
125
29
*67
50
preferred
American
22
162
125
37%
170
57%
1133/4
113
147%
150
20
Inc
27% Mar 14
21
18%
*150
58%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
27
33%
*1/3%
No par
com
preferred
297/s July 11
30% Jun
2
114% Dec
2634
129
Corp com.__2
ser
Co
convertible
Theatres
7%
107%
10
common
preferred 1952
Brake
23% Mar 17
28
"147
71
50
25% Aug 12
32% Dec
6
31% Jan
/
100
preferred
American
5%
70
1
common
conv
American Bank
2nd
*1^1
37%
convertible preferred—100
11
148% Dec
57%
*96%
74%
148
78
American Bakeries Co com—No par
98
72%
*145
96
20% Jun
125% Apr 21
105% Jun 30
18%
114 %
*96%
73%
80
American
6%
98
98%
Co
Jun
17 Va
168
*155
58%
112
*78%
&
63
17%
113
par
Chain
100% Jan
17'A
112
Agricultural Chemical—No par
Chicle
1
110'A
28%
American
Mar 14
*109
*27%
American
July
110'A
28
3
48
*109
3
6
93
112
41
20
29
*109
3
Jan
29
112
165
57%
146
146
69,900
122
*109
*36
41 % Jun
Sep
*118
41
71% May
Dec
123
3Va
18
99
*119
*36
28
97%
1
50
10%
122
*155
58%
1
com
9%
*202
*117
17%
17
1
convertible preferred-
12
56
10%
*202
7,500
123
57 V*
50
Amalgamted Leather Co
60
4
*109
—No par
35% Jan
5
89
59'A
66% Dec 21
Jan
89
200
28
59%
Co
18,600
118-
27%
*117
7 2-/a
38% Nov 29
Jan
171
1,000
21%
21%
*116
89
9%
j
4,400
27%
*86
,
3%
*160
*96 'A
48% Nov 29
91
10%
r.;
130'A
165
3%
174
59
97%
4
22
58 Va
*118
73%
4
43% Mar 25
10 Va
22 Va
116
8,000
10,200
123
112
*167
73 ya
4
47
87 %
*212
£7%
48% Jan
Jan
10%
*202
53%
27% Jan
44% Jan
10'/a
10%
__
Corp common__No par
preferred
__100
6% July 7
38% May 16
43% Feb
1
45 % Jun
86
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common
20
3'A% convertible preferred___l00
Amer
Dec
85
27
39
33% July 15
10
85
21%
115%
23
4%
19% Dec
,27
37%
106% July 19
49% Jun
116
26%
23%
12
11
*115%
27
37%
Jan
23
116%
26'A
23 'A
Amer
4% Jan
*115%
59
41% July 22
35% Feb
21 %
36%
6
18
21 %
23%
6
22% Jan
21 Va
130'A
*160
3%
37 %
14% Jan
31
20%
130 3%.
165
3%
23%
33% Jan
25% Dec
130
37
56% Jan
100
10%
*201
35
*160
86
*84
34%
165
3%
300
900
35 Va
129
33/4
31%
113
34%
58%
20
5
127%
*160
3%
27%
27
1
129
165
33A
21
*115'/a-116%
1
*126
3%
'
23 %
Mar 15
104% Mar
,
«
37 'A
59%
Dec
84
20%
5
Amer
65
"
100
30
1
165
3%
1
23
Feb
129
*160
lo
91% Feb
100
*126
100
105% Jun
Jan
'T
*160
100
1,600
10,400
23%
23 %
41
4
34'A
-
.7,100
3,800
23%
37
15% Dec 20
16% Jan
34'/4
31 'A
*110
■"
23%
23 %
58
4
34%
31%
110
66%
23 Va
5
4
14% Jan
33%
110
t
No par
4
15
34%
Allied Stores
21
Jun
33%
31%
23%
110
Allied Kid Co
37% Jan
96
23
114'/a
30% Oct
Jan
110
23'A
1
112%
6
3
111'A
No par
Dye
.*
31 %
-
22 3/4
May 12
20% Jan
44%
23%
common
&
*109
4'
23%
77% July 15
102
*31'A
31 y2.
111'A 113
.
___i
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)Amerada Petroleum Corp..—No
92
4
46
Aluminium Limited-
39
4
45 Va
6
5
Jan
45'A
112% July
Jan
16% Jan
45
*31
Aluminum
34
56
4434
31%
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement—10
16
18
44%
31 y*
6
Feb
Feb
43»A
2
35
93
45%
May
23
29
45.
74% July
40
Apr
22% Dec
32%
65%
-
No par
4%
23
91
741/4". 75"
31%
72%
Allied Mills—
9
94% Jan
147% Nov
66
73%
31%
Allen Industries Inc
4
65%
73%'
31:
16
9
11,300
65%
10
6
u1/*
30 %
110% Jun
Jun
11
73%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
19
4,000
11%
65 y*
common
122% July
65%
100
13%
73%
preferred A
10Q
$4 prior preferred conv____No par
7
11
11%
12,300
103
13%
30 Va
5%%
20
11
-
73%
preferred.
Jan
11%
*108y4
13%
30%
;
14% Jan
11
109
13%
-
Shares
45%
30
common
93
11'A
13'A
.
44%
64%
28
Jan
July 14
74% Nov 17
Inc
Alleghany Corp
13%
45%
66
73%
1
:
preferred
4%%
13%
44%
109
30%
—
Corp
Inc
13'A
65'A
*■
.
Jun
37% Jan
3
Col.!
Corp
Products
13'A
44 'A
109%.
30'/»
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco
43 %
*108%
" 73%
4.50% pfd 1951 series.
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
26% Mar 30
18% Jan
Dec
20
I
v
44%
110
the Week
-
July 22
10
25
_
Air Reduction Inc common
5
6
Jun
3% Jan
43%
*108%
Friday
■
_50
common
5%- preferred
Acme Steel Col.
37% Jun 20
1^0
Sales for
Thursday.
July £1
July 2b
11'A
2.50
51.
27% Jan
44%
•
PRICES
Wednesday
13%-
1
32
20% Jan
July 19
—100
common
_
7% Mar 23
Tuesday
July *8
Par
4%. preferred
ABC Vending Corp.
Feb
14
10% Dec
Monday
EXCHANGE
48% Jan
111
19
LOW AND HIGH SALE
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan* 1
Year 1954
Lowest
28%
22%
112
28'A
♦22
113
114
28
114
800
28%
130
27%.
7,700
910
114
31,500
69%
69%
703/4
69%
70%
56'A
57%
*58'A
58%
58 Va
58%
550
38%
38 %
37%
38 Va
38%
38%
2,600
68'A
♦108
109
40
40
47%
*24%
48l/a
25
♦106
108
♦106
108
393/4
39%
40%
1,700
47%
48
48
49
3.600
*24%
25
25
25'
393/4
1
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15
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
I
27/a Feb
11
4
17% Jan
4
1% Apr" 30
14% Dec 31
6% Jan
3
43% Feb
14
24% May
16
5
May 13
31
Argo
6
46% July
Products
Oil
Armco
Corp
Steel
6% Jun
24
22
9
14
.
14
12% Jan
25% Apr
5
Ashland
16
16
Oil
22
104% Feb
6
4
55
62% Feb
34% July
1
6
'
69
5%
39%
29:%
29%
4j %
42-a
4i
*5%
29-/4
29 %
43*2
5%
5%
40
39*4
4J%
39-/4
29%
29%
41-/8
Shares
5%
600
40
44%
3,800
29%
1,000
451%
21,600
14%
15
14%
14%
1%%
14%
14%
15
21,400
29%
29%
29%
29-4
30-/0
29%
29%
*97%
98
97%
99
98%
98%
98 «/2
991/4
5
Va
Corp__^_
No
*21
21%
m.
6-4
2.50
Inc
21%
6%
oar
*25%
26%
26
*21
6%
6%
6%
26%
26
*21
21%
27 %
_1
14%
15
14%
14%
14%
28%
28%
29
28
33%
33%
33%
33%
Corp—
100
1,100
3,500
15%
15
6%
25,100
*28%
29
1,300
33%
34
13,300
*
1
—
preferred
*8
190
.»
27%
27
29
Goods
8,800
21%
6%
15%
28%
5.25%
the Week
July 22
29%
^j___._100
Associates Investment Co
May 27
Friday
July 21
I
Refining Co__
Dry
Common
t
111% Jurr 29
8
Nov 11
111% Dec
93% Jan
26% Mar 14
29%
5%
39-8
Sales for
Thursday
2nd preferred $1.50 series__No par
Associated
Nov 29
&
5%
PRICES
20 **
_5
com
Carpet CoInc____
Industries
Arvin
3
Jun
30
Constable
Artloom
9% Feb 17
Illinois
preferred
Arnold
3
16% Jun
.6
18
Jan
28% Feb
Mar 15
14'% Apr
l6
of
Co
J my
39%
SALE
Wednesday
No par
102 % Apr
$3.75
*5%
10
Armstrong CorK Co common
26% Jan
31% Jan
Corp_
Armour
&
HIGH
July 1)>
3'J
5
28""
4
30
_5
AND
Tuesday
July 18
No par
10
3
4
Inc
16% Feb
107s Nov
18% Jan
Co
35% Apr
23
Jan
W
6
19%" Mar
28
Jan 26
27
P
July 13
8% Oct
May 19
21
Dec
Monday
Par
96% Mar 23
7
22
13
Jan
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
,31% July
13% Jan
29
102% Dec
3
May 12
36
6
A
4% May 19
38 % July 12
6% Dec 31
7
26% Dec 22
46% Dec
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
32% Jan
$3% Jan
NEW
Range sinee Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1954
Lowest
Monday,-July 25, 195S
*
*110 Va
111
110 Va
*
62%
61%
10
61%
h%
liOU
111
337a
110 %
*110%
61%
61 %
61%
141%
142%
j51
62%
'
33%
.
33%
112
111%
111%
80
61%
62%
2,800
I
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
92 y2 Jan
4
29% Jan
134% Dec
8
64% Jan
13
61
121% Jan
6
14
Dec
58
Jan
5
103% Oct
27% Jan
~4
39% Dec
3
97
5
29
92
15
54% Jau
37% July 28
Mar
3
4
101% Dec
10
43% Dec
10
40% Jan
July
t
20
-Preferred
48% Mar 31
AUas
52% Dec
4
17
15'
Jan
16
.2
47% Mar 14
t
Mar 24
:
11% Mar 23
t.
14% Aug 23
18% Aug
20
i
23
24% Sep
May 26
(% Feb
19
7
.
„
4
4
62% Jun
29
6% Jan
29
4S% Jan
27
Common
15 % Jun
-
14
9
Atlas
14% Jatr
4
Austin
Jan
11
18:
Mar 21:
Dec
49% Dec
7
4% Jan
37% Jan
July 18
10
22% Feb
18
14
8% Apr
17.
J
18
54
Mar 80
Conv
$2.25
60%
60 %
43%
42-/8
*97%
69
99
99
99
48%
46 "4
48
46%
47%
38
38%
38'/a
38%
38'%
99%
100 %
99 %
42%
43
59
60%
59
59 %
99
101
1U1%
44
44%
1,800
99
48
99%
43'%
4,100
61
43%
47%
39%
1,500
20
48%
39%
43'%
100
42%
145
60
43%
99
47%
38%
143
60*2
43%
*97%
38%
40%
10,000
37,800
'
"
lul
♦100'%
44%
101
41%
60
500
44%
60'%
6,100
,
—1—20
Corp—"
*13%
No par
Corp-(The> common
preferred
:
No
conv
7
-
*13%
15%
*13%
15%
iu*/2
10*2
10-/8
;
Id
*17%
17'%
*17 Va
20
20'%
47%
47
;
1
41
-/2
1 *2
20 Va
2 J *4
7%
7%
6%
7 %
48'%
1
10%
20 %
20'%
6 *'8
47%
15%
10%
*17%
17'%
20%
7%
48
47%
10%
17%
20 Va
20
^3
par
*13%
*10%
13'%
>8
*10
*
18
*17%
59%
*59
59%
58%
'
13%
15%
10 »/2
10
common__-___No par
pref- ($1.20)—No par
Canteen Co of'Amer
5
Automatic
60%
43'%
48
prior
Avco Mfg.
-
-
Nichols
60 %
43'%
1U0
B
series
(voting)
Tack
60%
*43%
*97 %
_*10
1
Powder—•
143
60%
43%
i_5
$3.*7o
Atlas Corjj
>
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
No par
preferred
il2
142% 142%
60
42%
com—10
Atlantic Coast. Line RRiAtlantic Refining -common
8
'
34% Jan
Co
144
142%
50
a
100
4%
3
101 % Apr
.
50
j.
Electric
City
.'
Mm£ 17
59% Mar
17
Common
Preferred
Atlantic
1
40*4 Jan
'
May 17
97% Jun ' 1
4
Jan
23
1U1
46% July 19
95% Jan
22
46.
34%
29
Jun
61% Jun
151
18
.Jun
7-8
20 Va
7%
43
4ci*4
7%
48
3,900
100
900
100
*'
3,000
136,300
1,500
■
B
7
Nov
8
4
4% Jan
23
6%-Mar 14
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
30
66
Jan
18
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
11% Jan
6
30% Jan
8% Feb
10
26% Jan
31-/8 Juiy 26
8
'9
109
Nov 26
99
107
Jan
7
113% Dec
98
Jan
7
107
18% Jan
11
40% Dec
39% Jan
4
11%
35% Jan
ltt
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
10
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
64
Dec
30
1
17% Sep 30
1
40% Oct
15 Va Jan
20% Jan
36% Dec
10
9% Jan
'10% Dec
22
14% Jan
40% Jan
5
12
69 %Jun
56% May 12
5
May 18
Jan
51% July 22
4
4
&
8
45
4%
Jun
31
85
Jan
6
30
40
Jan
3
44% Jan
35% Sep
14% Oct
10
28
Mar 21
25
13% May 12
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
6
31% Dec
31
30% Jan
17
100
Nov 17
96 y2 Mar
48
24
Jan
27
4%%
1
32 % Dec
29
30
59% Mar
43
Jan
7
22% Feb
22
14
l%Jan
Mar 14
Apr
id
3
35% July 22
48% Dec
3
31
101% Jan
8
154% July 13
168% Nov 29
161 % Feb
9
170
7
14% Dec
29
13ys Jan
30
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
18
9
50 y2 Dec
29
48% Jan
6
29% Dec
3
24 Va
7
July 18
[
56 y2 July
1
Apr
19
16% Jun
28
82
July 21
4%%
4
Blaw-Knox
14
57 y2 Mar 17
3
62 Va Jan
18
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
34% Jan
6
93V4 Jan
12
99
Dec
17
96
49% Jan
7
6% May 3
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
6% Jan
6
23% Jan
11
56% Aug
13
14% Jan
3
24% May 27
23y8Jan
3
50
May 31
5%
38 %
May
Boston
17
Dec
10
14
44% Dec
21
38
Jan
53% Jun
19
38
Jan
19% Jan
11
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
6
12% Jan
4
60
67
25
56% Jan
34% Dec
29
28% Jan
Mar 11
33% Aug
2
14% Dec 2g
Jan
13
83
13% Jan
15
22 V4 Dec
22
Jan
11% Jan
12
July 28
36 Va Dec
30
21
13
May 10
Oct
100
8
Mar 14
6 '
28
5
18% Mar 28
46% Mar
4
56% July 20
24% Jan
23
bo*2 July 22.
13
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
6
23
Dec
July 21
28
85% Jan
20
95
30
Mar 12
July 22
25% Jan
11
37% Mar 24
10% Jan 11
51% Aug 16
57 Vs Aug 20
17% Dec 29
80
88
reo
73% Jun.
3
8
74% N0V.K8
No par
18
80
78% Dec
Jun
22
14
76% Jan
3
92
25% Nov
12
Apr
26
22% Jan
8
34% Jun
22
4 N
8
161/4 Dec 29
4
25
79% Jan
14
4
29
Dec
9^% Oct
10% Apr
26% S°n
16
4
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
6
9iy2Jan
3
19% July 1
30% Jun 27
100
Mar
7
12
9 '/a Jan
6
Feb
8
16
24 Va Jan
18
86% Feb
3
y4 Jan 38
103% Jan
4
98
July
2
107 V2 Nov
1
16%
Jan
5
29'% Dec
10
99
26% Jan
12
Bulova
20%
7,800
IVa
1%
19,100
35%
x34'%
35-/8
34%
35'/2
4,400
35
35
50%
51
14,900
1,500
50'%
50%
152%
148%
151'%
148'/4
151%
150-/4
152 Va
151%
154%
33,600
167'%
167'%
167'%
167
167'%
lo6%
lb6%
16b %
lb7 72
1,500
4,700
51
51
5U %
50%
15%
16
15 7
a
16
82
*80%
82
16
*80%
40
28 %
28%
23'%
28'%
28'%
28'%
28'%
28'%
29%
33%
34
34%
34%
34 Va
34'%
*34 Va
34 J/4
3 4'/a
34 Va
700
56%
58 7%
54%
56%
56%
59'%
5.1
60-8
58 %
59 %
55,900
Brass
5
Corp
24%
24%
23%
24'2
24
24'.%
233%
2 4'/a
23%
24 Va
4,500
30'%
30'%
29'%
29'%
No par
-
*14%
30
30'%
29'%
30
15
14'%
14%
14%
14%
*14'%
17'%
17%
17%
17%
17%
11
11
10%
11
1
17%
17%
1.25
10 7%
11
15
i_5
common
100
64'%
44'%
64'%
65
65
64%
65
65
44%
45
Va
44'%
45
98
98'%
5y Va
59 Va
59'%
58%
59'%
58%
45
100
*98
*10'/e
100
*98
4x78
*98
*29
30
7,600
270
15
14%
14%
180
17%
17%
17%
6,100
11
10%
11
2,800
64'%
65
44 78
45%
93
98
59'%
5 J Va
59%
64%
16
I
1
59
3,000
18,500
240
2,600
25
58%
22%
23
22'%
22%
22'%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
5,100
__100
47%
47%
46'%
47
46%.
47
46%
47%
4o%
47%
3,700
35
35'%
35
35'%
35'%
35%
34
34%
35
3o
RR—
5
50
Co
No par
2 50
common
Watch
16'%
16
16'%
16'%
16%
16%
171%
40'%
41%
40%
41
41V2
<a2
4A-/8
43
54'%
54%
55
55'%
55
56'%
55
56
*55 %
21
21 %
20%
21'%
20'%
21
20%
21
21
21%
9,200
80%
81'%
81
81%
81%
82
88%
82 34
84
88 72
1,900
31
31'%
31'%
31%
31'%
31%
31%
31%
*96%
31%
*95
97%
33%
33%
1
Inc
15
No par
5
;
16'%
*97
24%
35%
33'%
16'%
16%
*97
100
26
25%
35'%
35'%
21'%
31%
97%
33'%
33'%
Co
353/4
36
3u
78
3 vi
22%
22'%
95
28%
28%
3,600
341/2
35
34-/4
35
34%
35
5,200
69'%
70
70
71'%
71'%
73
70
Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
85
*85
87
87'%
88
*76
80
*76
80
100
87
87'%
5
31
31'%
1
—
common
*17
15
4% %
preferred
Butte Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M) common
participating
18%
85
100
preference
100
5
28»%
*98
10
No par
*26%
100
100%
10
*35 %
preferred
30%
31%
18
*17
173%
29
28
28'%
100
10%
27'%
*97'%
10
*26'%
100
79,600
55
69'%
Co
23
22%
*93
100
87'%
5,600
54
34%
87
37
29
33%
13 %
100
7,700
3i> 72
23
34'%
'
4,600
26%
*26%
94
33%
70%
4,200
10,800
28'%
26
70
1,400
26%
28'%
1
72
7,700
94
21%
28'%
5
16
102
35%
28'%
com
33%
15%
26%
*100
11,600
97 Va
*100 %
26%
21%
33'%
16
27'%
94
*95
56
101
15%
16 %
99
28'%
Inc
33-/8
26 V2
l
Co
97%
33%
16
217%
*93
*95
99
16%
*93'%
22'%
33'%
26'%
100
5
94
97%
*95
No par
second
Terminal
Bros
15%
41%
No par
I
5,600
16'%
Va
100
l
common
Burroughs Corp
7%
50%
20 Va
1'%
28%,
preferred
3%% preferred
Butler
50%
20%
1%
5
4%
4Vi%
50%
20
1'%
2.50
Inc
Co_—
Burlington Industries Inc
Bush
50'%
20'%
1'%
10
73
July 22
20% July 22
8
50
19%
800
Co
50% Jan
92% Mar
49'%
1%
7,000
Co
2
1,200
20'%
*80%
l
Co
Bullard
73 Va Jan
11% Jan
(The)
21
11
40
101
24 '/a
preferred
47% Feb
77 % Aug
*93
24%
Co
30 Va May 24
13
2o%
*39 %
lul
10
24-4
Co
Forge
Mar 15
*99
44
24-8
Bigelow
Bucyrus-Erie
$5
38
101
27*8
39%
2U'/2
39
*y9
*43%
24%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Budd
26%
*38
44
243/8
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Buffalo
16
167'%
25%
*i3-/2
50'%
Va
35%
35%
52'%,
Va
38'%
id
24'%
3%%
11
84% Feb
11% Feb
15% Jun
150%
25
101
a
24'%
Bristol-Myers Co
29% Jan
5
101
34%
Inc
Mar 14
Oct
15% Jau
7% Jan
27
38'%
*99
1
3.50
&
24 Va
25%
40
20
4%%
preferred
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
Brown Shoe
85
*99
16
Brown
6
20,300
41
99
4
2b%
25 %
*38%
5
31% Feb
24
1,500
2.50
17% May 17
Jan
4,300
14 %
Bearing Co
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common
6
40
28%
14 Va
49
Branlff
s
Mar 14
28%
14-/8
1
100
6
33
28%
11%
1 %
Roller
Jan
Jan
*2
Bower
14% Jan
23
26
14%
*10 %
24%
Maine
82
25% Feb
74
&
20% Jan
July 20
28'%
1*%
20%
preferred
6
July 14
28 %
14 Va
50%
(The)
34% May
6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 18
97
32y4Jan
28'%
14%
1'%
Common
14
29% Mar 14
28
14%
74
24'%
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
Dec
32% July 27
28%
14%
It
10
Borden
32% Dec
18
28%
20'%
Co
Edison
20
7,100
*43*2
70 Va
3
Boston
29%
28%
43%
50%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
59% July 22
29%
19,100
29%
No par
8
29%
92
16%
Class B
53% Jan
29 Va
90
31%
80%
Laughlin
3
*30*4
15%
Airplane
Co
30%
9U*2
bJ%
7
7
30%
V2
v
80%
11% Jun
29
2J%
150
106
43%
1 peso
com
3
July
29%
29
lOo %
(Delaware)
Co
Stores
29%
106%
29%
10
29%
55%
*143
105 %
r
*90 *2
4
22
48 % Apr
29%
92
*90
*
5o%
loO
*
10
Jan
100
30
90%
55%
*140
%
50
19% Jun
66% May
Mar 23
29%
100
Bon Ami Co class A
9l/4 Jan
29%
90%
•
16%
3
11
106%
29 %
X V,
69'%
39% Jan
12% Jan
74% Sep
*105 Va
%
82
Bohn Aluminum &
July 29
55%
150
lull
16 Va
8
8
55%
*140
150
*lu;>%
69'%
27% Jun
Bond
557/8
*140
81 V8
20 Va Mar 15
20
1,700
55%
55%
150
16'%
8
7
55%
55%
*140
10
68'%
(E W)
27
4,600
82
&
15% Mar 14
7,500
16%
41
68'%
Bliss
13% Jun
50%
16-8
*40
69%
Boeing
27y2Jun
50 Va
16%
69 Va
Bliss
31
51%
16%
*40
4
70'%
3
31
50
J,.
70
5
29
41
49%
lo %
_l
14
Dec
41
Va
Mfg Co
Decker
88 % Mar
18
41
50
47%
*40
41
*40
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com_5
4%% pfd series of 1951__100
31
%
1
(Del)
34% July
17% Dec
10,100
52
Steel
28 V8 Mar 15
4
19%
Best Foods
54% May 18
4
19%
l
30
26
19-/4
,4
16-8
Co
29
Jan
la
.a
41
:
Best
Dec
6% Jan
2o
1
48%
Co
27'% Dec
13 ye Jan
in
5
Finance
75
23
19%
16 Va
Consol Mining Co
32% Dec
24% Apr
35% Dec
18*8
47 %
Bendlx Aviation
Black &
33% Jun
19%
100
5
28
19%
16
common
3
26-/8 Jan
4,500
1
Co
11
1
59%
100
48%
Corp
14% Jan
17% Nov
59'%
1
38
31
53%
16%
Co
22% Feb
May
58
48%
pfd
Benguet
6
Mar
99 Va
57%
*98
10
pref erred
73% July
1,500
*98
57%
100
Bethlehem
43%
98%
58
2.50
&
43 %
*98
98%
57%
Inc
(A S)
Beneficial
43 %
100
58
preferred—100
&
Apr
43 %
4,100
100
Co common____12.50
Howell
%
b8
100
57%
50
Corp
Aircraft
4 Va %
10
•j-t
% A /-k
•
'
*97 %
prior
pref erred
Mills
331a
34
111
No par
Works
Shoe
i\
lo
common
conv
Beaunlt
'j
a
A
in
10
preferred
Iron
V
33%
34
100
preferred
5%
Corp
Bell
111% Dec
12
66%
Bell
4
17% Jan
60 Va
18
4
6
b57/8
15
5
9% May
66
Feb
38
Jan
65% Apr
36% Feb
65 %
42% Apr
6
144% Jan
50
66 %
Beech-Nut Packing
Beldlng-Heminway
101
May 12
23
"
30% Jan
65 Va
2d
17-ta Jau
8
1% Dec
24
34% May
19% Mar 15
% May 18
66%
preferred__100
Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR
22% Jan
29
4
66
July 11
21
18
51,600
Beck
Dec
17% Jan
51-/4
Mar 18
Dec
90% Jan
49
98
26
20% Nov 26
48 'a
11
41
1
48
Beatrice Foods
22 *a Mar 14
90% Nov 22
14
48'%
common
Bayuk Cigars Inc
4
10% Apr
46%
Bath
17
28% Dec
47%
6
4% %
9% Jan
46%
Apr 29
72% Mar 29
3%%
32
48%
17% Apr
8
Dec
47%
42
29
25
10
100
Ohio
&
6
Jun
3
102%
8
Jun
<6
34 Va
112'%
*101%
3
57
Jan
34 Va
*111 %
lUx:%
38 Va Mar
107% May 2
31% July 22
13% May
34%
112%
*101%
33 '/2 Jan
147
34
112%
102%
Brothers
6
10,100
34
1,200
111%
Barker
13
56.3U0
111%
July 20
24
3,500
15-8
*101%
20 Va
Jan
97 %
15 Va
%
Oil
103% Jun
97%
15%
102'%
Convertible
133
7%
98
14%
*101%
33%
Bangor & Aroostook common—50
2
7%
96%
1*%
1V %
Baroer
9
»
101%
13
8
7%
97
l*/2
7%
11 "/4
101%
July 14
98% July 20
55% Dec
7%
7%
94%
7%
95'%
Va
1* i'i',
66% Jan
107 y4 Dec
14
100
noncumulative
143% Dec
95
No par
Baitimore
4%
95%
11%
r
-
___100
hilec
&
5
50y2Jan
94
14%
7%
7%
7%
..
Co
Gas
preferred series C
Jan
81
1
(The)_Nopar
Co
preferred series B
4%%
99% Jan
107
Wilcox
Baltimore
105
6
Feb
Babcock
' Inc—
T)
35
14
29
;(B
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton .Cerp__—.13
113% May
Jun
16% Jan
11% July
24% May
Mar 24
Babbitt
24% Mar 30
Mar 31
43% Jan
68
10
18%
.87'%
19%
19 Va
20%
88
85%
85 %
*76
80
*76
80
*76
85
85
85
89
90
31 Va
31'%
13'%
31%
31%
32%
6,200
89,100
200
80
85
200
*17
17%
27'%
27'%
97'%
98
*17
27%
*103
940
12,600
17%
17-/4
17%
100
27%
26%
27V4
9,400
10%
3,100
—
—
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
27'%
*26%
27'%
27
28
300
*103
10%
*27%
28
400
*100
1003%
100%
100%
100%
80
35'%
35
35%
35'%
35'%
35
3o%
35'%
36 %
2,600
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
4,400
4'%
62,300
101
*100
100%
100%
6
36% May
7
46% July 22
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
California Packing Corp
4% July 22
15% Mar 3
Callahan
1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
_5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
7% July 14
38% Mar 8
12 %
11% Apr 11
44% Apr
4
38% May 19
16% Apr 13
Campbell R<*4 Lake Mines Ltd____l
Campbell Soup Co
!
1.80
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7%
7'%
7'%
7%
2,700
35'%
35 Va
39%
39%
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
40 Va
11,000
37%
37'%
37%
38
37V4
21V2
36%
36%
2,600
16%
17,900
2
Byron
Jackson
Co
:
c
32
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
8
38"% Dec 30
20% Jan
4
36% Dec 31
3% Dec
12
Dec
31
23
42% Dec
13
28% Dec
8
15% Dec
33% Jan
26
Jan
6
5
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla
Inc
31
14% Jan
6
99 % May 13
60
Nov 30
91 % Jan
17
5
57% Jan
13
27% July
•4% Feb
7
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
___No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
4
25% Jan
10
33
30 Va Jun
9
Canadian
Breweries
28% Mar 14
35% Jun
16
Canadian
Pacific
59
21
Cannon
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
62% Jan
11
22 % Jan
21% Jan
44% Jan
4
61
Dec
9
29
July 23
53% May 27
100
July 15
Feb
Mills
Ltd
Ry
45
36%
15%
37%
16'%
16 %
16'A
99
99
*97'%
99
61%
*61
63%
*60
_No par
29%
29%
29%
30 %
25
33%
341/4
33%
34
No par
56%
56 %
56 %
56%
»„
16
*97%
61
3-8
13
16%
16 1/4
16-a
99
971%
98
3%
13
16%
*98%
13%
99
9,000
300
10
61
*oi
63
*bl
62 %
*29%
30 Va
*29%
30
*23 %
30
600
33%
34'%
34 Va
34%
34%
35%
458
*55%
56%
56'%
56 %
*55%
56%
300
Number 5449.
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle s
..
(325)
NEW YORK STOCK
NEW
Year 1954
Lowest
4'
Jan
13
17% Jan
5
Jan
5
20% Oct
40 % Jan
46 3A Jan
107
Lowest
Highest
8% Jan
28
27% Dec
29'
40 %
Apr
12
303/4 Nov
17
126
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Capital
7
37Va Jun
6
37
Jan
12
26
36% Apr
6
July 19
Dec
31
22
25 % Dec
30
23
5
63 % Dec
31
55 Va Jan
4
62 % Apr
13
112
Jan
118
ll
Mar 15
70
7
July
Power
Carpenter
6
Carrier
&
Steel
Corp
32%
33 Va
333/8
34 %
343/8
6,100
34'A
33%
35
34%
353/8
34 Va
9,700
10
27%
28 %
26
27'A
26%
27%
27%
29
29
7,000
Ohio Ry_100
*117%
118'A
117%
117%
*117%
118%
117%
117%
*117 %
20
No par
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
243/8
6,300
5
&
*6 7%
68
67'A
67
67%
67%
68
69
69%
900
55
52%
54%
Co
July
7
3
Case
29
15 va Mar 14
19% Jan
26
120% Jan
Sep" 10
102% Feb
Jan
4
129'/a Feb
101 %
jun
4
105%
16V4 Apr
28
107 % Jan
4
45
26% Dec
121
127
3
8
Juiy
53%
52
51%
52
51%
52
53%
54
*53%
55
*53%
55
1
*21%
22
*21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
17-/8
18'A
17 Va
18
17%
17%
173/s
17%
17%
12o%
125'A
125 %
126
125%
126%
115% Mar 16
V'4
130
I)
Co
preierred
1%
82% May id
2nd
4 Va
4
81% Dec
30
77% Jan
%
30% Dec
31
27
27
34% Jun
22
Celotex
11
19% Dec
21
18% Jan 2ft
19% Apr
21
5 '/o
81
80%
81%
81
81 Va
31%
32%
31
31%
31%
31%
20
19%
19'/8
19%
19%
19%
19%
preferred
Oct
28!
4
8'/a Dec
20
7% Jan
6
40% Dec
28
37% Jan
18
54 Vs Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79% Jan
3
12% Jan
4
15% Dec
27
lf/a Jan
31
18
Apr
26
Central Hudson
Gas &
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
45% Jan
5
54
Jun
21
Central
Light com___No par
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
112
19% Jan
8
Jan
20
Apr
20
Central
Aguirre
10% Apr
26
Central
Foundry
69Va May 25
Central
of
22
3
Sugar
Co
*21V4
5
23%
21%
21%
23%
130
23%
130
27,100
40
*130
132
81
82
81%
1,800
31%
317/s
31%
4,100
19%
19%
*19%
1,100
'
21%
.*
•
;
'
21%
21%
9%
9%
10 %
10
IOVb
60
58%
59'A
59
59
5*8%
58%
100
90%
90 %
90%
90%
*90
92
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
51
51%
51
51
*
t
21%
1,000
9%
IOVb
27,300
58 Va
21%
9%
9%
200
23%
233/8
*130
59%
9%
270
12,400
53%
1
Ry..
50
500
44,100
*103
No par
Co
Georgia
4,180
22
125
%
54
105
23 Va
130
21%
21%
126
*103
88%
23%
*129
11,600
54%
51%
*53%
55
53%
105
No par
common.
23%
129
51%
126%
53
*103
23%
4% Jan
21 Va Mar 12
52%
105
12b%
23 % Mar 25
18
53%
*103
100
Corp
.15% Jan
103
preferred series A_100
conv
4
52%
54
103
54
51%
*53aA
No par
com
preferred
Jan
53 %
__10
100
Ceianese Corp of Amer
July 20
16
6
;
4.20%
66% May
Jan
common
54
53%
''
'
Preferred
3
J an
series
series
Cacerpiiiar Tractor common..
6
5
20% Mar 15
26
(J
l'/c
May 31
57
105% May
May 16
29
Nov
52%
51%
Carriers & General Corp
19% Dec
113
54%
100
Preferred
3
137/a May
10
50
12.50
4Va%
8
23 Va
v
,
50
common...
2
Mar
17% May 16
Shares
34
33%
53 Va Mar
22
July 22
33 %
56
20% Nov
the Week
Friday
July 21
34
1
7
Jan
Thursday
34%
1
$3
Sales for
PRICES
33%
4y% Mar
13
SALE
34 Ve
Light
preferred
HIGH
Wednesday
July 20
5
51
Mar
Tuesday
July 19
July J8
1
Co
Cnnchfield
Carolina
3
64% Feb 18
52% July 19
Monday
Mfg Co
Carolina
RECORD
LOW AND
Par
Inc
(The)
(Philip)
Carey
July 11
26 % Jan
Airlines
Carborundum
30 Vb Mar 14
STOCK
.
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
223A Jan
'
-
58%
1,600
•
90*/a July
8
preferred series B__
5%
4
Mar 11
Illinois
Va %
Elec
30
lOd
Jun
7
Dec
8
24
Jan
7
28% July 22
Central Illinois Public Service
10
28
15 % Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 14
36% May 26
Central
50
32%
32%
15% Jan
4
25 % Dec
28
21
Mar 15
36% Jun
1
Class B
50
32%
32 %
23'/a Jan
6
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
36% reb
11
Central &
5
34%
35
10% Feb
26
26
14% Nov
10% Nov
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
33 % Jan
4
48
Dec
8% Jan
30
20
19
6
29
41'/a Dec
13 Va Jan
26
6% May 27
20% Jan
4
18
Apr
preferred
RR
Central
4
Co
100
N
of
South
J
class
West
A
Corp
Violeta
Sugar
Co
17% July 21
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
31
23 '/a Mar 14
29% Jun
15
Certain-Teed Products Corp
14
43% Jan
5a*/B Jun
22
Chain Belt Co
7
Pasco
11
60
5
108
22
May 12
62
5
July
6
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
38% Aug 11
68
Feb
16
Chance
25
Checker
105
4% Feb
2
8% Dec
30
25% Jan
5
53% Dec
31
,33 Vb Jan
4
46% Dec
31
42% Jan
13
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
9 % Feb
6
84%, Jan
.
17
-14m
Mar 14
43
•
Jan
4
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
3
30'/a Dec
30
28
Jan
5
27% May 14
99
13
Jun
Jan
18 Va Jan
4
38% Dec
17
33% Jan
18
44% Mar
27 Vb Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
%
19% Dec
31 "
16% Jan
21
23
27%
27%
27%
273/4
*51%
52%
*51%
62 Va Jan
118% Dec
10
Dec
29
94
21% Nov
18
Dec
88
16% Dec
35
56% Feb
1
18
4
12
Jan
28% Jan
11
9% Jan
5
25
lUo%
11
142% Mar
3
101% May
9
convertible
$3
98% July 22 "
4
15
Jan
4
74
Jan
27
33'A Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
Jan
5
70 Vb Jun
2
15
49
Nov
17%
90 '/a
18
29 Va
17
r
16
104% May
59 % Jan
7o
18
1043/4 Sep
22
37% Dec
F eD
'
93
1
3
105% Jun
17
101-3/4 Aor
30 3/4 Jun*
11
193/8 Jan
26
27
Mar 15
27
Dec
110%
/
f
t
Dec~28
75% Sep
27
Mar
53
<
<
Jan
Jan
6
107 % Oct
18
869
10
38% Jan- 7
86% Jan
4
12 Va Jan
20
15% Mar 24
1<
Mar 22
Co
common
:
;
22
t
142
Oct
6
*
104!
Dec
22
14
17
100% Jun
Jan
Jan
976:
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
:
4
J
25% Feb
80-/4 may
45 Va Jan
.
;
31
31
Apr
30
Apr
58% Nov 30
31
12
23
34% Dec
68% Jan
4
11
26% Jan
Apr
90
t
/
;
31
Jan
59
56
-
Jan
6
Jan
17
95 Va Mar
-
July
14
15% Mar 14
29
May 21
28 % Mar 15
8
54% Jan
53% Nov
24
30
19% Jan
6
25
5%
Elec
:
3
12% Jan
4
17
12% Feb
11
5
100
1
No par
—
6
15 3A Jan
7
20
18
6
21%
143/4
105
31%
22%
104
76%
215
.v.
46
v.
283/s
100%
«
65%
63%
31%
21%
*102
105
75%
*193 Va
110%
*110%
*74%
76%
*75%
*44
45
Cluett Peabody &€o com
49
29
29%
101
101 %
-
V 46%
48%
12,500
54%
22,800
31%
31%
31 3/8
32
53a/8'
513/8
15'A
22
21%
VB
*99%
37%
109%
74%
76
215
*193%
215
215
1033/8
37%
111
*193%
*99 Va
1037/a
37 Va
375/8
109%
109%
44
76%
*75%
76%
44
*75%
*43 %
44
333/4 Dec
363A Dec
17% Nov
25
8
33
Mar 11
213A Feb
11 Va Dec
30
10
9 % Dec
53/8 Jan
7
Apr
38% Jan
26
28
Jan
49% Aug
5
Jan
4
203/4
21%
21%
21%
22'/a
22%
22%
22%
14,500
68 3A
68%
683A
69 Va
717/b
713/4
72%
21,800
393/s
39 Va
39'A
39 Vb
393/s
39%
393/s
5,800
39%
3%
3 %
13fi3/4
1413a
"1,000 1,160
56 3a
57 vb
39
33/8
3%
33/8
3%
3 Va
5,200
44%
*3%
44'/a
44%
433/4
44 Va
6,000
3%
33/8
413/s
42%
43
141 Va
*140
141
1043/4
107
110
*140
104 3/4
♦1,000
1,160
56%
141
*1,000
57%
1,160
♦1.000
"55
93 Va
*91
55%
*141%
143
114
*109
113
300
142
6,500
141%
141
139%
140'/a
139%
55'A
93%
*91%
93%
203%
20%
21%
28 Va
29 Vb
28 Va
29
47%
473/8
48
48%
93%
*92
'
7
7% May 10
46 Vb Jun
1
473/8
47%
53%
55
553/4
390
53%
53 Va
55
56
53%
55
53
65%
66 3A
67%
310
64'/a
65%
68
66
66 Va
68
66
65
64 3/4
65%
150
2nd pfd—100
€33a
633/4
*63
*63%
65
System—
65
*63 Ve
27
27%
28 3/4
28 Vs
28 3/8
8,400
27%
28 %
28 Va
27%
28 3/8
27%
163/s
16%
36,600
32%
3,600
Pictures
"when
__5
common
16%
16%
16'a
16%
16%
16%
163/8
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31
*25
253/4
253/4
*25'A
253/4
26
25%
*243/4
*253/8
♦25
No par
issued"
82'a
82 Va
81%
20
*81%
81%
82%
*81%
*81 Va
51%
7,800
503/4
50'A
51'a
503/8
50
50 Va
50%
32
32%
32%
33%
8,700
67
67 Va
67%
67 %
543/4
55
54 Va
55
20'/a
22 VB
21%
213/4
43%
44
43%
44
81%
81%.
513/a
Co
5
31%
32
313a
32'a
32
32 Va
—1
68%
69%
65%
66'/a
66%
67'/a
10
Credit Co
53%
54'a
53%
54%
54 vb
54 Va
20%
44
1
20%
203/8
20%
20%
20%
25
423/4
433/8
42%
43%
43%
No par
10
No par
8%
8%
8VB
8 */8
*8%
18%
1878
18%
Solvents
Corp
23%
243a
233/4
34 %
34%
5
17%
17%
49%
4934
110%
110%
1
35%
Corp
493/4
8%
8%
1,000
18%
18%
7,500
24%
6,200
.
24%
24 Va
243/b
24%
34
34 Va
34
34
34'a
17%
17%
17
17%
6,800
17'a
503/s
10,700
'
*110
8%
18 3/8
17
17%
No par
19
51
50%
110
50%
109%
50'a
50%
50%
110%
110 Vb
110 %
35%
34%
16%
16%
22
22
34 %
34%
36%
34%
35'a
34%
11/64 July 21
l053/4 Jan
5
113
Nov
24
106 Vb Jun
7
109% Feb
1
42% Jan
7
101 % May 25
20% Jan
4
90% Jan
4
54% Jan
4
96
Jan
For
21
Jan
11
106% July 12
683/4 Nov 23
105
61
Jan
6
32
112
80
22
30% Dec
30
27VsJan
105% Dec
31
100% Jan
13
109
793A Nov 24
72% Jan
25
85
106% Dec
see
27
page
101% Mar
100
26.
7
6
July 15
July 21
Mar
109 % Jun
Sep
footnotes
108
July
105% Jan
4
1
7
10
393/8 July 22
Juiy
Jun
104'A Jun
5
17
1
RR of Cuba
Retail
Consolidated Textile
6%
Rights
$4.50
"when
16
16 %
16%
22%
22'/«
22%
22
22'a
33%
34'a
333/8
34 %
333/8
30
30
103/a
10 78
100
Inc
Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
4
153/a
*22%
.10
pfd
Stores
16 Vb
5
1.33%
Corp.
Laundries Corp
1
10c
No par
issued".
-No par
preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
preferred
$4.52
Common
...
10
preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
47e
$3.75 preferred
No par
16
8%
x49
110%
*1073/4
*28 Va
10%
8%
110
35%
109 %
79%
100
8'a
*28 Va
10%
Ql/.
O
74
10 3/4
'/'jj
5,900
17
22
34
500
34 Va
*28%
21
8
1634
*21'A
12,400
100
31
103/a
7,300
11
3,000
83/a
8%
2,500
49'a
80
49 Vb
49%
x49%
497/8
3?2
%
268,900
11/64
48%,
110 Va
310
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
109%
20
108%
108%
*108%
108%
109%
109%
74 Va
73%
74 Va
1,900
74%
73%
74%
107
10%
36%
110%
*102vi
78'a
31
1,800
110
*1073/4
75
37%
34'a
353/8
900
13/64
110%
104
*99
8'a
49 %
111
*28 Va
10%
8%
48 3/8
7474
1c6%
.
10 34
8 Va
*102%
37
31
49 %
9,600
8'A
18%
24
34'a
173/a
8%
3,800
6,000
21,000
34%
24%
34%
of N Y com—No par
Ind
183/4
187a
♦
preferred
Electronics
'
16%
50%
Carbon
Consolidated
7
12,500
27%
273/8
28%
27%
27%
28%
28 vb
28
Consolidated Natural Gas
21
1,100
47%
50
27%
Consolidated
Jan
87,700
48 5/8
27%
Consolidated Foods
50% Mar
7,000
28%
2.50
17
12V* Feb
213/a
28%
2.50
11
11
21 Vb
*48 3/8
100
Ry com
...No par
Consol
4,800
.
18% Feb
3
—
55 %
93 Va
...J
Class A
Class B
273/4 Feb
Mar 16
1,160
54%
*92
47%
preferred series B
Consol
33
141%
*1,000
1.160
55
20%
*92
1,000
141
141
*109%
28%
24
36% Jan
160
700
44
68
'
Jan
3,700
76%
*75%
213/4
20%
$5
37 %
109 Va
6934
20%
Commercial
1
37%
69
$4.25 cumulative preferred.No par
14
300
1,300
.
1033/8
*99%
109
433/8
27 Vb
Columbian
16
6,200
75
28 %
Columbia
22 Vb
105%
*104
102
20 %
Columbia Gas System Inc
31
213/4
3,800
75%
75
*193%
3,800
32%
*73
28%
Broadcasting
15'A
105
102
20%
"
15 Vb
32
No par
5%%
53 S/8
*103 s/8
103%
*102
270
2,600
47'A
105
76%
6,800
47'A
15Vb
111
293/a
101 Va
101
66
*103%
75%
101,800
65%
105 \
22
287/e
10
10
89%
66
65 Va
*103%
213/4
87%
21%
39%
Internat'l Corp...No par
Co com
10
$3.50 preferred L
.No par
19
*48 Va
15%
44
44
*18%
87%
513/8
31%
215
8,600
463/a
213/4
103
5%
18%
86'A
*
300
5%
15
143/a
*103%
65%
9
16%
46
*
52
143/8
29%
11,600
13%
16%
49
18%
101
93%
92
5%
*48 Va
88%
140
*13 Vb
51%
46%'
51%
■-•1
110%
1
...
Consol Edison
Dec
31%
102
463/8
53 V*
1
...
Commercial
44 % Jan
86%
v
18
49
18 ~
*48
37%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion Engineering Inc
51% Feb
5%
1033/e
79 % Mar 24
111 % July
5%
29%
37%
573/4 Jun
5
17
101
*99 %
No par
Corporation
Climax Molybdenum
f
23
6
22 Vb Oct
46%
65%
373/4
Colorado & Southern
21
22
10
5
■
4U 52
*100 Va
66%
100'a
noncumulative
12% Jan
23% Jan
/
28%
29%
101
,
37%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
27
66."
*99%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
Jan
29 V8
15
new
4%
45 Vb Jan
13%
*16%
5%
89%
100
com
34% July
5
18% Jun 16
108
87'A
90%
101
"75%
*
39 % Jan
92%
*13%
16 Va
5%
preferred—100
25'% May 26
7
89 VB
*103%
67% May 27
17 Vb Feb
90 %
13%
48'A
noncumulative 1st pfd—100
Apr
5%
5%
,
17%
4%
Apr
91%
13%
13 %:
17
48%
1
31
89%
*16%
913,V
17%
,143/4
Clevite
s
13
32
*16%
*193%
preferred
Corp
17
49
May 27
75
140
18
.No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
Mar 29
63
*120
17%
100
11
27Va Feb
140
*120
140
*120
140
'
5
243/s Jan
6
*120
*48 >/4
10
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp
23
par
*120
25
Commonwealth Edison Co.—
13% Dec
4,800
4,700
20
Ilium
7,000
5
1
noncumulative
900
7,700
46%
No par
9
30% Dec
26% Dec
68%
19'A
^
11
23% Jan 26
30
<—
20
4
4
68'A
40
,
8% Jan
12
Jan
68%
Electric—
263A Feb
7% Jan
5
67%
46'/a
25
&
47'/b Jan
3
20% Jan
473/a Aug
67%
18%
18%
25
6
8VaJun
18 % May 12
21 Vb Mar 14
110 % Dec
66%
7,000
26,400
18%
:
38 Vb Mar 14
8
27
46% Feb
13
4
26
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
3
20
33% July 22
31% July 15
61% Dec
26
25 Va
39%
Colgate-Palmolive
4
40% Jan
25%
18%
7%
17
107%, Apr
25%
39%
-14%
July 20
48% Jun
6
14
5
25%
46%
Coca-Cola
29 V»
27
45
11
17% May
24%
18%
4
85'A Feb
233/4 Jan
17%
45%
18
52 Va Jun
29
21%
17%
39
Apr
May" 27
19% Oct
43%
21%
17%
18%
July 11
45 Vb Mar 22
8% Dec
42%
21%
*17'A
38%
42%
77
483A Dec
43
21 VB
17%
45%
105
17
223/b Dec
43
21%
17%
.
43
21
38%
141%
22
4
3,100
43
44%
42
Feb
Jan
1,000
Va
*1043/4
21% Jun
Mar 14
12
6
39%
38
62% Jan
6
Jan
15 y4 May 11
4
36% Jan
*38%
<:
•
18%
18%
*140
990
;
34% Jan
44
39%
44%
Equipment >Co
Clopay
14
53% Dec
89
39%
38
—
preferred'1
Common
41% Jan
39
39
44
No par
Columbia
19% Jan
14,700
38%
:_No par
9
18
990
26% July 14
16% Dec
200
22'A
.
44%
Clinton Foods Inc;
7
145
493/4 Jan
1
'
10
6
26
4
34'A
21%
23%
33%
38%
18%
preferred
:———__100
cumulative-2nd preferred.lOO
Coca-Cola Co (The)..
No par
473/4 Feb
6
45
'
Feb
14
Dec
23%
22%
23%
*33
44%
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
> Special guaranteed 4%
stock—50
2
112*
Jan
61
21%
2,700
23 Va
33%
22%
23%
34
100
com__No par
C & St Louis'Ry Co com
$4.50
148% Mar 14
17 % Jan
29
4
14
9
21
<
1
4
4
t
Jan
43
21%
67
Co
Gas
Cleveland
45 Va May 12
"
393/4 Mar 14
i
52% Dec
753/4 Apr
100'/a Mar
50% May
16
C C
4
133Va Jan'
20% July 28
46'A Dec
Jan
111
4
347A May
4
27/e Jan 17
Clark
373/8 July 14
t
9
24 % Dec
31
5%%
24
Feb
Jan
111% Jan
t
1253/4 Mar 17
95% Sep
39
42%
21%
25%
preferred
convertible
Copper
Cities Service Co
21
92
42% Feb
31
Dec
*38'A
43
21
66%
City Stores Co common..
4%% convertible preferred
191
73
,
3% Aug 30
43
39'A
42%
68'/a
C I T Financial Corp.—l
July 15
108'A Mar 30
4
50^
12% Jan
38%
67%
City Products Corp__...
Jun
56
12
21%
100
City Investing Co common
23
.76
i
42% Dec
23%
*32%
21%
24%
15
Jun
118
593/4 Nov 22
4
23 Va
33%
21%
25%
22
113
6
7
24
33 '/il
22%
23%
*32%
23%
22 Vb
25%
40'/a Feb
;
27
94
Jan
40% Sep
97'A
:
17Va.
24 Vb Jun
2
3
20 3A Mar 14
32 Va Mar 25
41
*96 Vb
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
15
17 % Jan
,
Mar 24
;
Dec
97
17%
4%. preferred
18
503/8 Feb
Mar 14
-
29
Jan
97
17 %
Common
9
55% Jun
43
3
Dec
57% Dec
210
c
3
21% Dec
101
44
89
98
17%
Chrysler Corp
July 15
14
23 ■!.
24% Dec
132% Jan
*96 VB
.1
Childs
July 18
luu'AFeb
9
Feb
97%
5%
5%
July
2 Va May
22,700
*96 VB
*16%
Chile
23% Jan
«
Dec~14
18
24
52%
97'A
10
4
66% Jan
84% Aug 12
40% Aug P3
..
1,300
51%
*96'/a
Oil
22
33% May 31
.
50%
52
13%
22
Apr
45 '/a Mar 14
27 % Jan
50
90%
19% Jun
7
50%
8%
8'A
51%
13%
58
Feb
Jan
7,800
49 Va
50
preference__No
Cotton
8%
8%
92%
Chickasha
1
8%
52
13%
22% Feb
6% Jun
21,900
49%
91%
3
17
300
%
33
33
8%
"
No par
15% May
4,300
58
107 %
107 %
51%
8%
Cab—
Chicago Yellow
3
9
Oct
33%
49%
8%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR._No par
13 Va July 13
13% Mar 14
21
Aug
107%
32%
51%
23%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool comi
Cincinnati
97 % Jan
107%
33%
50
21%
preferred series A
29
*
May 25
72 % Dec
5%
1
9,100
50%
*32%
series A noncum pld
14
31
5
53 % Mar
28 Vb
52 %
49
8%
.No par
Pac
& North Western
Chic
22
22
'
273/8
*511/8
51%
<
1
;
Milw St Paul &
9% Feb
31
5
Feb
4
.
Mar 15
108'/a Jan
10% Aug 30
5
20% Jun
42'/a Jun
6
11,300
49 V2
8%
par
„_
30
13
100
11,100
51%
*49
__40
(The)
17% Dec
21
1,200
10,000
17%
57%
58%
108 Va
30%
30%
4
14 % Jan
34 %
35 %
13%
49'A
►
58
58
58%
*107%
58%
107'/a'
'
Cab
16
4
37
29%
45% Feb
l%Jan
107
58%
107%
31%
29 4
7% Jan
47
58%
107%
29%
52% Dec
6
11% Jan
20% Feb
58%
107%
il
Inc
Chic
11
7% July
21
Aircraft
22
39% Jan
34%
600
n
No par
29% Jun
30% Jan
6,100
17'A
523/8
*51
Vo
20
28%
483/a
28 Va
52%
6
.
*13%
27%
15% Jan
9
133/4
*51 Va
21
22
*13%
13%
52
17% Dec
34% Feb
13%
14
28
20
49% Dec
*13%
27%
19 Vb Apr
11
14
17%
6
29
343/8
49 Vb
1
1
preferred
5%
343/4
35 VB
17
Jan
69% July 13
34'/a
343/8
-
483A
12
30% Aug 31
63
Jan
5
33%
35%
16%
31
10% Jan
33
34%
49
13% Dec
26
32%
35 Vb
15%
2
35'/a Mar
32%
34%
28 VB
34%
'
48
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
5%
33%
32%
34
15 %
8
Jun
Oct
2
*32%
112
*110%
28%
33%
:
1113/4
28%
28%
33
48%
Class A
18
28%
33
15%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
Class B
—_—L—No par
Apr
1,000
47%
4
5% Jan
10
Vought
Chicago Corp
43% July 22
12 % Mar
51%
15%
Chicago & East 111 RR com..No
3
51%
111%
28%
—No par
—_
$4.50 preferred *
36 % Mar 25
26
21 % Mar 14
52
49
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3 %%
convertible preferred
100
j 27% Mar 25
18
18 % Jan-
23
3,500
15%
M'anuiacturing—.1.25
Chesapeake Corp (of Virginia
25
3
54% Jun
18
23% Feb
52% Jan
i
'
700
17%
48%
10
Common
Apr
50
Mar 17 »'
112
91%
173/a
1
29% July 19
6% May 17
22
Nov
*110%
'
112
28
*90%
'
51%
52
'
173/a
%o
5
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
Jan
98% Jan
*51%
91%
16 %
"
No par
Corp
1
33
*110%
28%
*13%
9.50
50 Vb Apr
de
112
*.
16%
'■
37 Va Mar 14
i2
"110%
'
16%
37
*107%
78%
*99
74
74%
104
*102%
104
38%
38%
107 Va
108
107 Va
*107%
79
80
100
104
37%
38%
/
100
79 Va
100
104
39
107%
78
78%
♦100
100%
♦104
106
393/s
39%
*107%
107 3/8
78
*100%
79'/a
100 Va
10
5,600
140
7,800
100
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<326)
Monday, July 25,? 1955
.v.
NEW YORK STOCK:EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
7
10
6
19% Apr
6
36% May 16-
Dec
Dec
102
15
29
4
13% Dec
Jan
4
75ft Nov
4
27 ft Dec
4
31
52
19
Dec
31
70
8
Jan
24
20 ft Jan
•
Nov
19
24% Dec31
1
48 ft May 25
44% Mar
v*
Jan
.
4
36
Dec
-
7
95% Jan
Apr" 13
99 ft
102
9Gft Jan
"
53
57 ft
,
35% Jan
3
73% Jun
14.
IB
100
Jam >18
102
1
26 ft Nov
23
;3% Mar 16
5ft Dec
9
19% Sep
185
-4'
lft Jan
-.28ft Jan
2ft Dec
-
/
■
3
29
*
26 ft Mar 22
30 ft Dec-14
45 ft-Feb
74
23
Jan
-
•
7
•.
Corn
*
18
•;r
v
11
Jun
29ft Jan
35% Oct
4
4
15
34
'
Jam
7
64% Nov
4
34% Jan
101 ft Jan
23
55
-
Jam
H
Nov 26
104
•106
*
4
w
11
36 ft Dec
31
'•
32 ft Jab
109 ft Dec
31
100ft Jam
May 3
48% July 20
146
July 2o
••
10
20% Jan
26
15ft Feb
a
•
-13% Jam
% Jan
1
15ft Dec
4
20% Mar
#
'
4% Oct
29
.8% Jan
31
59
3
73% Apr
26
5
•8% Mar 14
,11ft Jun
Dec
29
31ft Mar 2*
Feb
2
9% Jan
11
35
27ft May 14
6% Apr 19
6% Jun
35
►,*
13
101 ft May 25
6
Jan
4
108
54 ft Jan
5
62
7% Jan
4
18% Dec
27
33% Dec
28
31
136 ft July 20
135
-118.;
15% Jam
93
25
Jan
134
Jan
39
Jan
11
7'
Dec
9% May
Feb
52 ft
Aug 17
Jam
«
30ft Jan
11
48 ft Nov
24
43% Jam
87 ft Jan
26
94
16
92
4% May 18
7
13ftJun
4
Jan
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;
17
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.
23
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Nov
26
93
11
13
95% Feb
23
27
Aug 23
97
;
Jun
Mar
S
14
4ftft
-
-
Prior
5
a
common
Cutler-Hammer
J
100
.No par
Corp common
preferred series A__
Davega: Stores Corp common
5%
;
convertible
2.50
26
17ft Jan
17
.22% Feb 23
•
18ft July IP
38'/a Jun 23
Decca Records Inc
31% May 16
B_
Dayton Rubber Co
14% Jan
12
35 ft Oct
1
3
57
Dec
30
51 ft Jan
18
4
20% Dec
28
18 ft Jan
8
33 ft Aug
5
27
7
Apr
30
Jan
8
17
38 ft July 15
28% Jan
62 ft
8
18
11
35
Aug
3
8
68
Nov
30
66
15 ft Dec
31
12 ft
July
July 19
IB
Jan
7
25'A Mar
43% May 13
37% Jun 21
90
Jun
24
18
33 ft Dec
23
1
32 y2 Jan
3
8
39 ft Dec
3
37
Jan
18
42 ft Feb
28
38 ft Oct
1
35 ft
Apr
»
4
12
116
Dec
111
13
Apr 13
45% July
117ft July
5
10% May 10
10ft Jun
24
37 ft Jan
13% Jan
10
16
12 ft Jan
1
Nov
11
11% Jan
12
30% Apr
1
9% Mar 18
16% July 23
Jan
Jan
61ft Dec
7
52 ft Jan
75
4
68
Aug
11
2
Feb
10
64% Apr 26
July 21
15'A Dec
14ft Jan
Apr
38 ft
12
15% Jan
18ft Sep
15
7
ft July 13
62 ft May 17
43 ft Mar 14
Dec~23
33% Feb
2
18% Jan
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
75ft Jan
15
104 ft Dec
30
98
20% Dec
23
23% Dec
31
20 ft Mar 18
47 ft
11% Oct 27
7
11% Jan
Jan
13 ft Sep
Jan
11% Jun
7
12% Aug 19
4
4.40%
17
8
29
9% July 19
3
18% Mar 31
91 y4 Feb
7
58% Jun
17
.47% Apr
13
118
Apr
24% Jan
14
'
:
Apr
12% Mar
15
4
104 % Jan
11
6
157
Jan
18
249% July
12
122% Oct
1
118
Jan
17
124
94 ft Jan
6
101 ft Nov
24
97 ft Jun
9
101
28 ft Jan
13
45
Jan
50 ft Jan
Dec
35'A Sep
6
49
7
33% Jan
Mar 12
12
47% July
51 ft
170
54 ft Oct
25
1
53% Nov
46% Jan
4
July 7
Sep 10
54 ft Dec
Feb
12
2
48% Jan:12
51ft July 22
9
53 ft Oct
51
3
5
9% Jan
7
15
Dec
22
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*73"yy"
,
34'
138
45 ft
-45ft
*93'A-:
7 %-
7
7%
-
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29
28%
44ft"
94%
94 ft
*94 ft
96
*95
96
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-
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,
18,300-
104 —->04
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.
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1,100
*
...
.; -16%
15'/®
12
29% Dec
3
*96 ft
98
*96 ft
93
20%
21%
20%
20%
17 ft
17%
16%
17%'
37%
36%
34%
35
67 ft
21
15'A'
2,00C
•
13.50
35'A
35 %
35%
38 ft
37%
13%
22%
2
*39%
10
preferred
com
42%
100
•
I
k
28%
44%
95 ft
i
96'A
20 ft
37%
38%
37 Ve
68Va
23'A
35%
35 Va
35%
-•
39%
f
38'A
38 V®
387/a
37 V®
*80
14%
13%
23
*22%
42
*39
41
42
42
42%
117 ft
►116
14
14%
23
23
*116
14 V®
14
23
23 Ya
39
*38%
42%
*116
117ft
34%
35%:
35 ft
117ft
35 ft
58%
59
!
73 ft
*71
38%
37
12%
13%
13%
13%
13 Ye
15%
15 ft
15%
15%
15ft
15%
_No par
66%
68%
65%
67%
65 ft
67%
.5
54%
55
53%
54%,.
54 ft
54%
43%
1
43 %
110
21
*12
42%
40%
25,600
37%
5,900
83
-
-74
21%
42'/2
13
12%
10
9%
;
23'A
5CC
-40
10c
43
2,600
116
60
21 ft
*12
22
,
16 %
16%
5,500
1,100
;
.
16 ft
3,400.
13 V®
13
13 V®
3,500
40 V®
40
40 %
13.600
10%
10%
10%
59 Va
73 ft
*58
"
73 Va
13%
*72
38 ft
13'A
"
15%
42%
43ft
*104 Va
22 Ya
:
•
12
12%
9 ft
9%
225 ft
227 %
228
120 Vg
120
2,700
.
59 ft
74
1,300
V
-
200
38 ft
5,100
•"
'.13%
7,700
15%,
8,700
67%
69 Ya
31,200
54%
<
55 Va
24,000
42 Va
,43%
•104%
;
109%
21%
22 l/a
.
i
'
.
12
9ft
13 Vs
15%
109%
21%
'•'
55%
*
38
69%
54%
•
15%
67'A
43 Ya
12%'
S%
19,800
•
39%
y
109%
21ft
•
38
V-
*104 ft
f-
110
21%
9%
116
14%
*12
,
9,600
5,900
13
400
r
97/®
5,900
229
230Va
22,700
120
120 V®
9%
9%
(E I) & Co—
5
232 ft
235%
226
231ft
No par
119 ft
119 ft
119ft
120
No par
98 ft
98%
*98%
10
36%
37
36%
*47 ft
48
*47 ft
Common
$4.50
Preferred
;
43 ft
*105
41%
.
117ft
59'A
13 ft
No par
Nem
3,400
35%-
10%-
38
*106
*38
;
'
58%
73 ft
37%
No par
No par
Duplan Corp__
Preferred
58 ft
74
1
23%
23 Ya
16%
•
*
38%
50c
>
1,800
26,000
13
36 ft
Dunhill International
Pont de
58%
*71
.
1
preferred__100
-
35%
58%
16%
14 ft
40
*116
10'A
common
600
•
•
35
XlOft
convertible
3.90C
~
35%
69
34 ft
10 ft
Industries
140
23%
•
35
10%
3%%
'< 40
27,800
36
10%
Dresser
37 V®
40
-'
21.6C0
35 V®
10%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
39 ft
*80
"•
•■
16%
34%
1
Co.
35%
21
1,800
-
-37%
35%
Divco Corp
Co
-
35%
16%
Ltd
3,000
"
.
r
4
35
39%
Aircraft
:
83
41%
41 %
13
Mines
100
-
34%.
16%.
Chemical
3,700
•'
■
45'%'
35%
..
12ft.
Douglas
-
14 ft
V®
39
39 V8
Dow
v,
42
,
16%
Dome
•
37 Ya
37V®
83
39%
Pepper Co
•
-
23 ft
13
Dr
*
35%
69
*80
1
35%
50
37
35 Va
37
37%
83
,35%
No par
1
22%
16%
preferred series A
(The)
38
68%
39
conv
16%
35ft
30
•
7 V®
20%
•
35%
12%
5%
f
16 %
22%
13%
Dixie Cup Co common
21
-
1,800
*
98
16%
■
35'/a
:
39%
37%
♦80
4
90
'
*96 Va
207/g
w
900
-'96 ft
4
10
,
:46ft
A
*95
98
-
•_
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68 ft
16%
Dobeckmun Co
'
*35
•
35%
2
44%
•>
'
21%
34%
50c
•
68
1
Corp
4
50,500
*; -;4,40Q
•,
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73ft
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28% '• *
96 ya
-3,000
:
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98
i
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39%
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f •
45
.
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17%
37»/a
-
44%
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16 ft
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46 Va
-
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50 >
57%
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-
19,900
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7 138
45% '
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4
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j
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t
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38%
37%
83
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$3.50
series
Duquesne Light Co
common
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48
50
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50
50%
50%
50%
52 ft
52 ft
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52
*51
52%
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preferred
1
4.20%
preferred
50
53 ft Mar 30
4.10%
preferred
50
$2.10 preferred..
DWG Cigar Corp
50
5
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-
52%
15%
}
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36%
367/g
37'A
48
48
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53
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53 ft
29%
29%
29 Ya
29 %
26 ft
26 ft
78%
79
20
160
52 ft
.
700
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230
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52 ft
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,
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52%
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52 ft
52
48
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50 Va
■
53
•
120'A
98%
36%
52%
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230%
98 ft
:
37%
50
preferred
53V2 Apr
21% Apr
28
40
8
15ft Jan
4
9 ft Jan
46% Jan
165
Mar
Dec
27
Jan
4
58
Jun
23
Eastern
Airlines Inc
6
32% Jun
21
Eastern
Corp
21% Jan
18
30% Feb
10
72'A Dec
4
6
Jan
31
67
Mar 14
82% Jun
8
170
172
Sep
1
37% Feb
24
52 ft Nov
24
45 '
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
24 ft Mar 15
3
22 ft Jan
19
100
Jan
95
4
Jun
11
•93
39% Dec
10
36
106
Dec
13 % Feb
23
23 ft Dec
9
24
45% Mar
2
Nov
lft Jan
4
4ft Dec
11
Mar 14
Mar 17
Jan
6
103% Jan
1
33
Jan
31
15ft May 18
35% Mar 14
175
Jan
31
54% Apr
14
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastman
29% July 18
96'A May 31
47 Vu Jun
9
107
15%
.
140
_
...
..
300
Ekco
15
July 15
5
26%
27%
26 %
27 %■'
78%
79%
78%
79%
4ft %
Co
3% Jan
5
5% Feb
10
Electric
&
31
27% Feb
3
34 y« Feb
23
Electric
27
6
22 y« Feb
25
Elgin
Elliott
Ind
Apr
26
Oct
48% Jun
13
53
Feb
28
25
5%
54% Dec
30
preferred
35% Jan
49
Jun
11
22
58 ft Feb
17
5%
conv
41% Jun
17
39% Jan
6
54 ft Apr
11
25% July 22
Emerson
Electric
16% Feb
Emerson
Radio
14% Jan
4
9ft Jun
20% Aug
8
15ft Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
92
17
19
Jan
3
13% Jan
25
25ft Jan
3
29 ft May 19
102
July 13
25% Jan
21
28% July
18
24% Apr
11
83% July 22
4
22 ft Dec
Jan
29
4
79
Dec
Dec
2i
76
29
74 ft Feb
5
r,r,pr
Paso
2nd
43 ft
104 ft
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>101%
16%
44
44 3A
104 Ya
104%
.
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.
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15,200
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173
1,200
173
52%
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53%
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92 Va
92%
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104 Va
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17
17
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7,100
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17
17%
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45%
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29
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93
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17
44%
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4%
15,900
1,500
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4%
4%
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4%
4%
31 ft
31%
31
31ft
30ft
31
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31%
31 %
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19%
19%
19%
19%
20
20 ft
20 Ya
20%
20 Va
20 %
2,900
22
22 ft
22%
22%
22 ft
22
ft
22%
22%
22%
22%
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50
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50
50
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44%
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46 ft
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47 y2
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24
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24
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24 Va
24%
25%
5
14
14%
14%
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15
14%
15
14%
15
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27
27
27
1,400
32%
3,800
preferred
Gas
Jan
€9% Mar
2fi
1
&
Mfg Co
Phonograph
Endicott
20 ft Jan
16% Jan
dpp
43%
1
33 y« Feb
6
2
86
,
43
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>
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15
common
Empire District Electric
Feb
27% Dec 27
footnote*
21
96
6
4
For
93
shares
Co
27 y2 Mar 24
28'A Jan
Jan
22% Jan
70
93
93
27%
100
"
4
20
26% July 28
4
El
Co
27%
79
27
'
49
81% Feb
12,300
5
Amer
National Watch
48
2,700
55 Va
30
36'A
•
:
10
Storage Battery
15'A Jan
21% May 12
29%
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54'A
10
27
29'A Dec
16% Dec
29% Aug 12
52 ft Dec
8
36'A
54'A
29%
36%
30
52
52 ft
29'A
1
6
12
51ft
29%
100
3
23% Jan
52%
28%
(The)
May
Mus
■
*167
51ft
29%
Nut Co
Electric Auto-Lite
*2S Ya
173
*167
173
52 ft
29
2.50
common
11% Mar
23
>167
52%
1
preferred
Elastic Stop
173
53%
"
78%
2
common
preferred
Products
'167
•
100
Inc
36'A
'
'
10
100
Bros Stores
4 YA %
30
Corp
Manufacturing Co
Edison
53
common
Co
preferred
Eaton
May 27
23 »A Feb
47 %
6%
Kodak
36'A
52%
*29%
10
:
35 ft Jan
22
36
1
10
Eagle-Plcher Co
24% Aug
9
25 ft Dec 31
4
85% Feb
5
100
73
Jan
July
18
ft
7
20
8
.
27,000
•
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18 ft Jan
.
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■
,
31%
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i.
.
144 ft t
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138
.
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44%
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7
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11
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31 *;
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15%
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.
.
13
6
29
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'
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68
6%
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3
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20
14
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138
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50 ft Jan
Jun
106
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52
51
58'A "
ft' :
106
53 ya Apr
Feb
; -
100
28%
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i'
31
.
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.
39%
Apr 12
Apr 12
37% July 22
49 ft Apr 27
-
100-
•
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6,200
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••
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2
du
115% Jan
-
,
40%
—
r
;
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
13
3
-
20%
Co
$1.50 cumulative
29
•
-2%.
*34 % .34%
-
6%
-68ft
Reynolds class A
Diamond
34% .,.34%
-
50
1
Diamond T Motor Car Co
79
July 12
Vllbiss
Diana
7
May 26
30 ft Mar 14
20
Western
16% July 15
34'A Dec 31
26% Aug
10% Jan
De
10»A
20
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20
&
13% Jun
41 Ve
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30 :: i 30 ft
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100
Hudson
Diamond Alkali Co
28
13 % Aug
8% May 17
40
36% Jun
11
36
21
28% Mar 24
57
6
34 ft Jan
Sep~16
6%
-."40%
-
15i%
.
15
•
>
100
Detroit Edison
20
Detroit Hillsdale & S W JIR Co__100
Detroit 8teel Corp
1
Devoe &
*
19ft'
14
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common_.No par
6
31 ft Jun
35%
58
68
6%
103ft
*13 ft
10
preferred
Delaware &
Power & Light Co
7
Jan
!
Delaware
10
33% Jan
-
common
.36'/a July, 5
15% Feb
4
7%
Co
Lack
May 17
Feb
&
Delaware
20% Jan
22
Deere
3
27% Jan
101
Feb
33ft Jan
.35% May
5
70% Jun 22
5106
-
100
series
3.90%
23
4
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28 —
~
.
17X300
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-
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8%'
-
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8ft
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;-.•
100
series
-
35'A Nov
May
15 ft
.
50c
Preferred 3.75%
.
18ft Nov
12ft Jan
4
77 ft
45 %
•
;
--
1
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10
>
a
Power & Light common
3.75% series
4
32% Jan
.
*
30%
105.
s
,
27%
'
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76 %
i
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143
15
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20
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4
41
i
;
-
16ft
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100
182ya.:U82yat
67ft
*35%.
.
104%
.
10%
.1
160
preferred-
27
Mar
68
1
...
pfd
3%%
;
9ft Apr
r
-44
8%
...
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1
Inc
24% Jan
34
,
36 y2
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.
15 ft
15%
8%
.
1
Dana
May 11
28
—
•
,
77
...
'.31%
66%
>
im
104%
:
16%
.
„!5:
2.50.
No par
..No par
; Class A
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1
99 Vu Apr
46 y4,
.142
-
*66 ft
100
i
preferred
Curtis-Wright
Dayton
-
.
5
common
Daystrom Inc
•
10
-
80ft Jan II
07
...16
?t
,
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67'A
.
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...
78%
105y8
45ft
...
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67.
'-.16.
35%
.
105
100
a.
$7 preferred
7% July 12
13 Va July
1
32 ft Mar 4
~
-35%
-.77%
;
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:
67%.
,16%,
,
.
5,300
"
'
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'
67ft
28%
98 ft
-
26
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29% " 29 ft 4 *
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28%
183 ft
6ft
1
41
"
•
-
39
12,500
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86 ft
•
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56ft
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25%
-
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A
36%" 37
-
27 ft." 27%
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40 ft
97
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30% "
6% -'
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99 %
-
-
25% fr.
*
•
1.50C
,
■
preferred.
46% Mar 22
.
101ft Oct
13
12% May
Apr 27
93
46
96 ft Apr
5
94% Jan
12
2ft
41ft
16%
100..
Cunningham Drug Stores Ine
Publishing common
Mar 17
85:
•
42 ft Jan
Apr 27
Jan
Jan
•Oft Mar
i-
pre/erred,
Curtis
6
1
25 ft Dec
37
90
91
7
July
4
St
Jan
i
8
Jan
79
4% May 12
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
8
lift Jan
Dec
35% Feb
7
Amer common—25
noncum
Cudahy Packing Co
Feb 23
140'
Jam Bf
-
o1
convertible
'
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r:
..
5
Cuneo Press Inc
67 ft Feb 23
-
c/o
6%
99
28 ft-
4
30%'
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c
4
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:
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103% 1
10
83
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53%
67 ft. : 67 ft
84
36ft4:
38"
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56-
-
29
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25
37 ft
56
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w
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13,200
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25%
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•
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-
-
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103-
10
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12 Ya
22%
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23 ft Mar 18
88ft Jam
64% Dec '»• 8
11
May 23
2
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12
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103
82
-
35ft
26%.r 27% ;
-
;
99
3ift
2ft
-.67
2.50
common
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
10
9ft Aug
.
July ti
22%
I
,
42 % *" '
102%
10 ft
-
12%
42'A
84ft
-
37
55%.
'■98%.- 99%"
28%:- 28%
-28%
41
____._No par
Corp
--
97% :.97%
.1
common
67
—6ft"
......
preferred————__-,_Nof>ar
Crucible Steel
5
•
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——
Zellerbach
Cuba RR 6ft
20
60
Corp (The)
Corp
29
67
^
*-
'
'
103
83
'
26%- 27 ft
--
31
28
$2 preferred
,
18% Mar 2t
Dec
7% Dec
30
of Wheat
$4.20
-
7
9% Jan
21
20
7% Jun
*,
'*22%: 22%,
42
-
35ft
24%
-
38%
55
-
10
'
-
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182ft 182%
100
—
Cork & Seal
Crown
■
'
4o'/a Oct
^1
,
common
37%
30ft
28ft
■
_1
preferred
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Crown
-*99
-
10
24%" 24ft
*98% * 99%
...
'.1
'
107
8
4
13% Nov
Corp
International Corp
'
72ft Jan
21% Jan
100
v—
..
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•
37
Apr 25
-84ftJun 23
July 22
Inc
3%%
'
100
common. 10
*
■
42
>
86%
35ft* :
27
-
•
12 ft-
23
v102 %
9%
53%:
68%
—
Refining
Petroleum
Crane Co
14
19% May 27
the Weed "
Friday-
^ ;
July 21
12%
*22 ft
„
103 *
35% !
56%
--29ft
5
42
38%
56%.
COrp—_1
common
V"
'7 42 J '
102ft
24%
-
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23
84 ft -
26%
—
-.50
i
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'
12
12 ft
10 ft
38-ft
series.
Electric
preferred
Coty
Coty
'.
28
55
Sale® fa?
"
Thar*day
July 20'
34%.
23%
i
preferred
Cosden
•>
2%-Feb
32% Mar
.
11
13% Mar S8
Wednesday
86%
-
34-ft
pfd 3Va ft series of 1947—180
Products
7ft
48% Jan
v
Cum
>.
98 ft Apr
t
3 ft ft
•
6% July 22
■
35% Jab
'
"May.23
Apr 29
.
Jam
28841mm
;
15
Apr
17 ft July 20
4
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99 ft Mar 30^
4
Jam
37 ft Jam
'
91% Jan
24y« Jam Bl
16
40 ft Dec
•*
4
-'.h
Dubilier
85
*
102'A
9%
-
V
•
—
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42ft
-
-102 ft
•
8
14
23
42ft
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,
common.
Corning Glass Works
:
178ft Pah- *
•
;
Cornell
'.
30% May 2
183ft July 6
31% July,16
.
Tuesday
'. July 19
.
12%
*
23
--
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred- 6% -series
vi
12 ft
1
Copperweld Steel Co
July 5
July 12
Mar 14
Monday
,
July 18
10
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
28'A. July 12
*
95 ft Jan
'
1
5
'
Mar 28
July 19
98
Aug 25 "<•
Dec
174ft Jan
11
July 22
48
14
28 ft. May 24.
-
Continental Motors
26
HIGH- SALE PRICES
LOW AND
.
Machine—1
Continental Oil of Delaware.!
Continental Steel Corp
20'
29
'
-
Continental Foundry .Ac
Continental Insurance
7
.
21ft Mar 29
48% Apr
50ft Jan
25
51ft Dec 31
v
Continental Cop At Steel Ind com—2
5% convertible preferred
25
t
54
21ft Jan
-
52
:
5
,
.
15
90% July
18
.
"Par
Apr
37% Jun
35% May 18
„
.
14% Feb
.
25 ft Mar 14
'
25'A Apr 22
8
9% July
✓
■
„
STOCK.
'
45ft Mar 28
110
YORK
EXCHANGE
;
12% July 15
23ft July 14
96 ft Mar 14
24
15ft Jun
7% Jan
May 12
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22
22
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72
Lowest
lift Dec
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Highest
7% May
STOCKS
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Year 1954
Lowest
Johnson
Corp
Co
common
4%
preferred
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Erie RR common
5%
25
100
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32
32%
98
97
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10
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28
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
4,300
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23 %
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24
12,500
100
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31
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5
25% Dec
29
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25 y® Jun
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11
70
74
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20% Jun
29
34
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3% Apr
8
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13
48% Oct
43% Oct
15
Apr
72
Dec
6
Mar 15
16
Mar 16
16
26% Jan 25
Aug 16
5% Mar 14
30% Dec
28
Family
1
5%
18
16% Apr
8
13
64% Apr
5
49
Jun
56% Apr
5
44% Jun
20
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15%
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9
14
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23
Jan
19
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21
197. Dec
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12
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27
45
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29
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Federal
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Pacific
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24
23
Paper Board Co Inc_^__
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23
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4
58
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23
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108
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5
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20
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8
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22
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5
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28 y. Jan
7
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4
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18
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6
17
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18
106
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12
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6
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9
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22
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6
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113
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28
116
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3
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19
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29
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4
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2
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4
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7
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12
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25
14
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18
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21
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23
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20
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25
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4
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29
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0
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26
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28
143
footnotes
see
page
Feb
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36
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13% Jan
86% Jan
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58
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24
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58
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106
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7
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3
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126 74
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5074
Goodrich Co
iy4 Jan
123
♦148
125 7.
49%
Goodall-Sanford Inc
29% July
♦1227a
158
52 74
10
27% Jan
123
53%
com
Plywood
Tire
2,300
*148
10
Corp
Co
Rights
76
*122%
1
Brewing Co
& Stock Telegraph
Goodyear
75%
50%
16
->
767a
527®
22% Feb
7
400
5,500
49 72
5
73% Jun
11'o July 22
4,800
987a
10
158
125%
81%
5374
6
7% Jan
*75%
V*
10
5174
15
21
7674
80
*97
10
12272
•100%
31
987a
47®
26
11 July 22
124 Vb
82
974
53
Jun
7*
122%
*148
81
98 7a
9%
75%
76
82 7b
987a
9%
9%
*19
50 7a
17% Jan
69% Jan
Gold
*97
9%
10
Goebel
2
30
136
*135
100
1,400
52 7®
20
8
'
55 7a
29 7a
53
64% Dec
26% July 30
55 %
29%
l3o
13a
110
92 7a
60
2974
523/4
14
3
29%
136
*91%
9174
,
29 7.
52
Dec
9% May
9174
♦55
507®
60
137% Apr 26
10,300
5374
10c
preferred
Glidden
1,500
22%
55
•.
Brothers
337a
22
527b
No par
preferred
conv
33%
22-/8
52
5
Corp
preferred
4%%
33 74
21
1
preferred
374%
30
144
*143
33
21
1,400
5
Corp
com
preferred
Tire & Rubber
13
27
29%
*135
144
3. %
3,300
Corp common.No par
86% Mar 23
11872 Jun
29%
136
•143
144
19%
158
Corp
Time
29%
♦134 7a
20%
360
15 74
123
Utilties
&
Telephone
General
3,600
19 VB
,
*148
General Refractories
49% Jan
35
10 V4
157.
100
Realty
General
10 7a
10c
Utilities
28% Jan
457® July 11
2974
136
*122
preferred
Shoe
10 VB
157®
No par
Equipt
General
35% May 25
25% Jan
Public
General
144
106
common
Railway Signal
23
107b
1974
No par
177® Mar 24
July 22
1074
197a
No pa:
preferred
0
597® Jun
107®
157.
I
General Public Service
Apr 28
14% Jan
■
9,600
10%
19%
General
9
62 7a
15%
19
15% Sep
62V4
107
19%
16
4
62%
6174
*15%
67% Feb
12% Jan
♦IO0V4
62 74
15 72
71% Apr
General
297a
107 7a
613/4
19%
8
General
297®
♦10674
62%
29 '
157®
3
7
297.
1067a
297®
10b y2
197®
4% Jan
30
2,200
29 74
1067a
29%
10672
15%
General
37% July 12
29%
29%
107
—100
Motors
50y2 Jun
6,400
-1978
No par
preferred
10674 Feb
16 7s
15'/2
No par
com
convertible
6
lb
,19%
44% Jan
Mar 17
16'/b'
1
Corp
Preferred $3.75 series—
7
16 7a
297a
Nov~24
$5
167b
" *134%
preferred
3%%
15%
58
Co
Instrument
General
16
927a
Finance Corp (Delaware)_1
21
157®
*52
Foods Corp
preferred
Feo
167b
*<91
General
July 11
54
58
7
147
52 V4
92%
5
123
200
19,200
52
*52
General
Electric
3,300
{
50 7a
*91
General
$3.50
35 Va
58
Outdoor Advertlslng.No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
33
4,500
1,050
7%
35%
93
14
39% Jan
33%
7 74
357a
93
33% Feb
105
33%
774
*3374
*52
_5o "
7
27
34 7.
,.,7%
*33
297® Jan
Aug 16
337b
•
77B
*143
29
Dec
34%
*48
21,100
%
357a
7
21%
3
34% Aug 19
1,600
33
30
44
7a
144
Jun
107
1,400
42
207®
Jan
18
32 V*
42
33
127
Jan
32 y4
42 7.
*143
102
25 y4 Mar 26
100
327a
417a
2172
22
1297® July 22
5% Mar
400
32 7a
3374
8
9
48 7a
21 Vb
24
4% Dec
48V2
33 7®
99y4 Mar
.
487.
5
43% Mar 14
95
:
No par
General Mills common
56% Feb
64
10
5
9
5
10%
107%
*3374
77®
36
6,700
107b
10 7®
Corp common—2
preferred—
i.—10
Dynamics
317a
10%
107a
48 74
*48
1,000
6
6
31
107%
50 7s
_100
48% Jan
General
6*7®
*33%
10%
6
317a
49%
com__No par
Inc
48% Feb
9% Jan
6
107%
10%
..
100
25
Mar 29
240
317.
10
143'/4
5
—
48% Jun
37% May 17
9,700
907.
1077a
31%
108
107
62V*
Contract
series
7%
35
317®
108
627®
preferred
Cigar Co
preferred
General
.
107
62 72
1st preferred
4%
7%
7
11
Corp
General
Mar 11
3,600
517®
297®
preferred
4%
.
153/a
45 74
50
*106 7a
Cable Corp com.
5
•
51
com__l
common—
Jan
22
,
.
No par
Baking Co
15
July
va
15 %
Transportation—2.50
29% Jan
Jun
90
4
497®
..100
9
307® May 27
7'/.
*34
1
$4.50 preferred
$8
143/4
90 7.
4
44%
157a
4474
90
67a
6
31
33%
10
93
67®
3074
3374
337.
32 V*
1
com
preferred/.—50
Corp.;
1.66%
18 y4 Dec
59
6
67B
6
_■
2
Industries Inc
convertible
33% Dec
18
907a
327®
(The)
Corp
Wood
148% Feb
24% Mar 15
90%
•
41%
4
45% Jan
90 V2
32 V4
4
83% Mar 18
90%
41%
3
27
90 y2
*90
1578
31%
General
29
4474-
41%
21
31
43 Va
157b
32%
11% Jan
Dec
157a
43 7»-
*
417a
4
Dec
1574
43 72
32
General
Dec
3,800
15
447®
41V2
23
89
82 7a
32 7.
Acceptance
29
13 Va
81%
15%
,
■
41 Va
General
49
13 7a
81
78%
317.
22
4
8%
137b
80
137®
44
5
:
167® Jun
2
8V2
137®
137b
80
47%
Container
9
8%
80
*874
13
78%
157b
1087a
137®
8%
13%
81
47 72
18% Jan
Feb
•8%
47%
Gaylord
17% May
1,000
2,000
*8%
8%
13 V8
80
common—1..;
10% Jan
71
8 7a
47'%
30
30% Mar
8 3/a
1072
69% Juu
Jan
10,600
10%
107% Mar
139
bO
37%
1
(Robert)
135% Aug
4
98 Va
377.
107b
14
Jan
98 Va
37
'
10'/4
28
10
1087a
99%
367.
;
317b
67% Jan
6
107 7a
*98%
36 Va
107
1077.
4%%
15
180
1077a
997.
35%
100
Jun
29 V2 Jun
II,400
52
*98%
1067a
317.
Gar
507a
9872
108
107 V4
1
51%
357b
1
(The)
Inc
Garrett
I
4,100
105
98 72
100
105% Jun
24
;
46% Feb
;
46
Cot*
107% Aug 27
Jan
5
6
32
17
Dec
31
103
xL
12,900
59 7a
*103
35
108
111
1
common
$4.50 preferred
/
3,100
39%
387a
60 %
105
5074
Gardner-Denver Co
ecu
6
51
.
OJ 74
/4
•103
70
700
i
35%
Gamble-Skogmo
46% Apr
39
:
5872
105
50
527.
387®
38%
387®
58%
*103
Jnc common..
5
5%
convertible preferred -____50
Gamewell Co (The)
No par
o'.
42
0'
Co
Co
Galr
217a
41.%
4174
997a
1
1
Co
217b
>
•217®
42'%
35 VB
_10
Corp
-
42
217b
38%
58 V2
105
50 V2
52%
217®
21%
3878'
57 7b
1,400 *
6,000
104
104
•98%
No par
_,
Co
Trailer
387®
•103
9%
42
413/4
102 7a
10
preferred
Gabriel
7
107® July 22
48 % July 22
Jan
ava
153/® July
20% Jan
4%
30
July
30% Jan
2
37% Nov
Jun
11J
^-4
y4
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
4
May
Froedtert
Freuhauf
105
9%
2,200
100
'
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport
Alar 2J
"Sy® Mar
34
40% Dec
13
227. Jan
107b
5% May 18
31
6% Jan
25
6
15
18
31% Dec
4
lu*
23
14% Jun
'88% Jun
6
52
Francisco
4
3874
*5778
567.
1
97®
102 7a
42
.
607a
607a
42
41%
4172
104
'
38 %
No par
10
")
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
Co
•103
'
Jan
42%
102%
603/4
9%
93/4
,
4172
217.
42%
15
3%%
;
3
Mar 22
207.
42%
3%% preferred
.J,
Foster-Wheeler Corp—
Mar 31
8% July 13
11% Mar 14
10
21%
Machinery St Chem Corp
Food
24
97% Jan 12
32% Jan 17
Light
*97®
9%
105
42 V4
pfd ser of '51
cum
102 Vi
21%
105
607®
6074
593/4
4178?
417®
*
1
Fair Stores Inc common
$4.20 div
97®-
9%
"4178
7%
Corp.
July 15
974
41
•102%
!
Power
July
60
5
No par
Florence Stove Co
Jun
60
105
13
49% Jan 25
29
4J
94% Jan
.' 40
43% Mar 15
99
5
Co
Florida
*
35
;
common..
Carpet
Co
(The)
preferred
'
102
'
147
*73 7a
2 2 7a
32 7®
327a
32%
32%
3272
32%
*32%
147
146 7a
147
75
*737a
75
32%
3274
32%
33
3274
32%
*83
42
21%
147
*73%
42%
22
148 7a
75
17,900
4,700
230
40
32%
32 V2
4,700
32%
35
5,400
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, July 2%-1955
(328)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
I
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
Highest
14% Mar
113/4 May 21
STOCK
EXCHANGE
13% Jan
4
Highest
loy4Mar
6
Mar 30
20
94
11
39% Aug
11
32% July 19
4
5% Dec
22
5V4 Jan
6
267/a Mar 29
39% Dec
23
35% Jan
6
44% Feb
Jan
6
96% May
5
61% Mar 14
89% July
7
223/e Jan
4% Jan
68 '/4 Jan
4
91
Dec
4
67% Dec
90
9
457/a Jan
29
29
34% July 30
31
Jan
18
106 V2 July 28
103
Feb
1
103
May
110
105
Jan
15
35
Jan
27
29 % Feb
2
26% Jan
No par
25
"94%
84%
95%
-No par
36
104%
lOo
10/%
45%
45
Aircraft Corp
Grumman
:„1
.1
Guantanamo Sugar
23
$5
•
preferred
Gulf Oil
Corp
Utilities
States
3J:%
5-,d
40 ;«
80%
6
Common
Jun
9
$4.20
dividend
104% July 13
lu9% Jun
7
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
—100
4
lUo'/i Mai 22
107
10
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
35%
*103%
lOo
*iu7
25
*45%
Oct
36% May
lu5
Jun
15%
99
32%
*o%
the Week
Shares
Juiy H
15%
16
99
1jJ
33%
5%
3j %
9o-j
&J 4
*9o
«2
9o :4
84%
Friday
July
16
99
33%
5 h
39%
16
98
33%
5%
39y2
Sale* for
Thursday
Wednesday
Ju.y *40
15%
16
9o7a
98'%
34%
33%
34!
5%
5%
.
14,300
380
4
17,800
5-3/4
1,100
39%
39 '/a
39 J
95 Va
95 Ve
96
96',4
400
82%
84/4
84'%
86-%
23,100
36 %
4,300
40%
4
8,600
Co—
106% M^r 26
5
1534
97 V4
32-/«
v5-4
3d%
9o-4
83%
15%
9i%
3j'/a
5%
39%
100
preferred
4%%
Gulf
100'/a May 26
16
99
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
May 31
45% Feb
2
8% Apr
4
97
7
Par
Greyhound Corp (The) common___3
2
99
Sep
90 '/a Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE FRICES
Tuesday
July!;)
Monday
Ju.y j8
NEW TOKK
Range since Jan. 1
lear I'joi:
Lowest
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
100
35%
*105:% 107
36'/4
105
*103%
10/
107
107
140
*10J
35%
36
lUo
lUo
•
36
♦lUi'/a
*105%
35%
36
103% 10j%
10o% 106
lu/
107
107
*106
107
100
105
30
II
13
42% Jun
463/4 July 12
Hackettsack
Water
51V4 Mar 14
63% Jun
Halliburton
Oil
48% July 19
17% Jan
46% Aug 17
623/e Nov
49
July 22
24
May 27
24
ly/aJan
20% Apr 30
24
6
7
12% Mar
2
21
Dec
29
193/4 July
1
25% Fab
4
63% Jan
5
86% Dec
31
85
5
100% Feb
12% Jan
4
25% Nov
24
102% May 11
106% Oct
25
Hall
4
24% Jan
131
21% Jan
40% Dec
22
38
Nov
23
135
29
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
223/e Apr
5% Jail
23
32% Dec
28
142
6
35
Jan
Jun
21
107% Feb
1043/8 May 10
33% Nov
4
July
1
51% Juiy 21
6
Mar 14
142
32
8% Nov
9
34% July
7
363/8 July 22
19
May
26% Mar 14
39'% July 13
35% July 5
8% Jan 14
30
Mar 11
53/4 Mar 25
30
Jan
6
40
Nov
18
35
10% Jan
6
14% Dec
10
13% Jan
6
11% Feb
17
17
23
15% Jan
6
4% July 12
Dec
39
May 25
7
Jan
July 19
8% Dec
31
18% Jan
4
23% Dec
31
21% July
21% Jun
30
28% Dec
31
2bJ/8 Mar 14
33
Jun
May 21
84% Jan 24
89
May
39% Jan
54 %
85
Mar
4
89
-
8% Mar
24% Mar
7
Hammermill
Hanna
Hayes
Mfg
7
Hazel-Atlas
41% Nov
22
101 % Oct
11
21% Jan
26
23% Nov
11
22% Jan
6
25
Jun
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
3
38
3%%
Apr 28-
35
Feb
13% Mar 12
68
Jan
20% Oct
3
98% Mar 29
14
17% Jun
July 20
104% Feb
22% Mar
29
6
101
Dec
27
96
Jan
17
126% Jun
Jt* CD
2
1/6 % Oct
26
123
Jan
26
126
38% Jun
18
23
40
121%
50
52
Dec
Mar 14
2
8
May 19
483/4 July 19
May 26
14% Jan 26
54% Feb
16
37% Dec
3
26% Jan
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
153/8 May 12
393/8 July 14.
1Mv4 Jan
3
4
78
Apr
8
71
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
29
18% Mar
1
14% Jan
68
9
Jan
11
11
43% Nov
May 13
11 %
51% Jan
'
35
4
5
78
3
96
34% Jan
12
30
25% Jan
Jan
19
Jan
4
27% Dec
6
19% Feb
7
5
30 % Dec
21
29% Feb
9
33% Jan
4
52
Oct
5
56% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
31 % Dec
31
28% Jan
100% Jun
8% Mar
23
33
Jan
103
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
7
29% Dec
9
84% Jan
6
94% Jan
4
101
13
Jun
4
363/8 Oct
27
28
99% Nov
18
91% Jan
105
Nov
Mar 14
100 '
24
Mar 10
Feb
17
105% Nov
16
28% Jan
11
41% Dec
31
64% Jan
40% Jan 27
8
112% Dec
23
98
Feb
15% Jan
7
6
19% Dec
31,
18
Jan
6
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
10
22
4% Jan
5
1
Nov
4% Nov 22
38% Jan
2% Nov
15
47
Feb
137
14
July 18
223/e Jun 23
23% Apr 21
7'/a'July 18
8
3% Feb.
12% Apr 27
64% July 6
3
3
213/4 Oct
11
.
6
11
Jan
32
6
19% Jan
4
3
Jun
16
9% Feb 11
31% July 22
*105%
106 Va
34 %
21
88
500
60
2,200
6
6%
V4
6
6 '/4
50
'20
50%
8,900
*184'/a
139
*134%
'32 Va
33
32%
37
36%
37
36%
34 Va
38%
34%
33%
33%
1,800
6%
63/s
6 Va
63/s
63/8
2,200
35%
*34%
139
32%
3,800
36%
1,000
'
*34 %
%
*34'/a
35
35
23%
23
17%
7%
17%
7%
1/%
17%
17%
Va
24 >
120
24%
24
24%
6,400
173/a
4
17%
35%
24
35
35
17%
17%
17%
1,400
7 Va
7 %
7 Va
7%
75/a
7,500
23'%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
23 Va
223/a
23%
23%
23%
8,400
15
31%
31%
31
31%
313/8
31%
31%
32 %
313/4
31%
100
*8'r%
88
87%
87%
*87%
50%
98%
24
52%
52
52%
98%
*97
98%
10
50%
*97
24
53%
25
25
*37%
381
18
18
116% 118
125
125
48
48%'
53
53
513/4
52%
*38%
38%
16%
16%
"17
-79/
*94
95
No par
—50
1
5
.
Hilton Hotels Corp
_5
*97
98!
*23%
37%
*18 Va
116%
118
117%
124 %
124%
483/4
48%
SO
18 Va
1,000
120%
120%
120%
2,600
*124%
48%
124%
124%
124 %
48%
48%
*52 Va
<6
*52%
54
90
48
1,800
300
54
53%
53%
*52%
54
51%
*50%
51%
51%
51%
51%
37%
38%
*35%
38%
*37%
38%
38%
38 Va
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
3,600
2,900
*77
93%
79
*78
79
94%
*93%
94
94
94
47%
47%
l.oOO
94%
47
79
4,600
79
*77
♦77
47
52
94%
*
'
47
290
48'%
.
6,100
47%
11 %
11%
11%
11%'
11 '/4
11%
ll'/a
11%
24%
25
24%
24 34
24%
24%
24
24'%
6,900
14%
14%
14%
14'/a
1.4%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,900
'
6V2
39V4
3J%
5,000,7
82%
82%
83%
7,000
40'%
10,JJ0
3S %
81%
.81 Va
104'%
104 %
13%
14%
14
14Va
14
37
37%
37 Va
37%
283/8
93%
104
403/4
133
20%
93%
93
*102
'
29
102
■
37
37%
11,900
1,900
29-/8
3,600
29 •%
29%
104
94
*93
103%
103'%
*104
105
94
103'%
120
10
300
105
42
42%
134
135'/4
5,800
41%
41%
41%
41%
42%
186 %
138 %
134%
133'%
134%
20%
20%
20'%
20 Va
20%
20%
1,100
22 %
22 3/8
22%
54,800
V4
2'/8
2Va
5,400
20
%'
21%
22%
22%
2*2%
2%
*2%
2%
2»/a
2%
*2'%
7%
63%
*7%
8
63%
64
*7%
2
*7%
7%
*7'/4
8
-
64
64%
64
64'/4
*29
29 %
64%
29%
29
29
29%
29 5/8
2<
7%
28%
323/4
33%
33%
33%
33
Q374-; 65%
,."52%%53
623/4
64%
62%
63 Va
': 52%
52%
52 Va
53%
53%
6%
27%
28 */4
3,000
600
'
'
63/4
7,500
200
8
64
6%
28'%..
■-
14%
37%
22'/4
29
10
106
14%
"
29 v
-
39%
*104%
400
31
14%
-
*93
103 Va
105
♦104
104
29 Va
94%
28%
29
103 %
i
106
37%
♦102
*30%
40%
40
40 %
40
104 %
22%
7%
63 %
i
5%
40
39 3/8
•
500
2,000
'
79 Va
40 %
7V4
21'%
30'%
39%
106
*6%
213/8
7',8
2P/8
40
104 %
1,200
6%
%
79%
39%
*
29%
2
preferred—100
30%
-
30'%
21 %r
30
'
213/8
6"^
21%
*30%
14%
21%
Hudson Bay Min & 3m Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
*,
39%
1353/4 137
20'%
20 %
1
6%
6%
213/a
37 %
29
100
48
79%
*93%
94 %
*102
103%
*103% 104
403/4
41
1
Hupp Corp'.
__J
■Hussman Refrigerator GbJ-LLl—
1,100
18 Vs
48%
11%
14Va
*37
Power—No par
(Del)
25
Manhattan.
24 %
38%
18%
-
25%
4i %
100
100
_100
1—
24
'
3,800
50%
*104 'A 106
Houston Oil Co of Texas
Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co
10
*38
24
1,200
88
118 3'4
12434
48%
7%
38%
18
118%
124%
23%
*38
18%
30%
40%
79
41%
•
Household Finance common-No par
i
a
18
18
30%
50
33/4%
*97
23%
37%
21
3
common
$2.25 convertible preferred—
%
23 •/»
>6'%
No par
^
54
98%
21'/e
No par
commfin—5
Co
$4.25 preferred
88
53%
37%
*b%
preferred—
30
Mining—
;
-.12.50
*87%
54
23%
SI1/"
*303/8
40%
79
convertible
88
37%
*97
10
common
noncumulative
52
_5
(A) & Sons
preferred
4% preferred
4.46% preferred
Houston Lighting &
*37%
7 %
25
14%
1
50c
:
7
48
11%
5
(Charles E)_—
5%
37%
2.;%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
&
31
3/%
X34-%
36%
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
(Hudson
32 %
23%
common
Houdallle-Hershey
139
32 >8
a
23!%
Co
5%
223/8
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
Hires Co
50
*134%
82
48!
34 %
*35
21%
21
*86
51%
50
49 %
139
31 %
46
38'%
oV4
1
10o%
*134%
45%
139
32%
'
34 %
5J
*48%
"
*105%
100
37%
—
preferred series A
(The)
%%
Hertz
Mar 10
3%, Feb 10
22 %, Jan
Powder
2
105% Feb 23
105%
5% preferred
,—100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
Hollander
July 18
53% Jan
10
l83/4 Dec
2
10% July 27
553/4 Dec. 21
14
8
15% Mar 14
-
25% Nov
4
133/4 Jan
102% Mar
Hercules
27
104% Jan
105%
32%
32
*10./%
100
Holly Sugar Corp
5
6
100%
2.50
_No par
2
22
106
4[100
32%
Hercules Motors
Apr 28
May
32%
preferred
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem
98
32%
preferred
Homestake
313% Jun
28
32%
(G W) common
4
1
32
1
noncumulative
7%
3
16% Mar
31% .32
31%
*86
__——2
S
38
87
Co
87% Feb
17
34% Jan
21
87
10
Corp__
Jan
106
22 Va
21
88
Inc
44% Jun
Juiy 12
74% Mar 14
22
20%
88
—
32% Mar
14
6
12
12% Nov
37 %
3
22
20%
88
_!
Inc
4b
31
Mar 31
Dec
95% Jan
•
16% Jan
5
27
1
xm /•
143/8 July 21
5% May 12
14
7
31% Jan 10
July 22
25% Jan
7
48% Jun
10% Mar 14
5
8 % Dec
6
July
July
27
21 '8
20%
preferred—^
3.65%
Helme
54% Mar 18
55% JUn
3
89% Jan
Aug 25
18% Aug
13
Jan
24
10% Jan
Jan
31 Ya Mar 18
21%
20-8
b8
Heinz (H J) Co common
7
1
21%
21
Hecht Co common—
2
19
22
Marx
Glass
1,800
21 %
*«u
Hat Corp of America common
1.
23
2,100
y8
*20%
45%
Industries
,800
60
49
5
Co
preferred
Industries
45
60%
48%
.—No par
com
*134%
,>2%
4%%
44%
60%
49
49
6% preferred
100
Harrisburg Steel Corp__
—2.50
Harris-Beybold Co
L-+~~
1
Haveg
45
*48%
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
f
60 Va
48 %
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Hart Schaffner &
*44%
44%
60!2.
60
60%
48 %
60%
preferred——100
Paper
(M A)
44%
45%
60
49
Printing Co
convertible
Hayes
31% Apr
94% Jan
17
(W F;
4%
%
Ou-.a
*4b%
Cementing—5
__—
Hamilton Watch Co
20
243/4 July 21'18% Jun 13
issued"
"When
.
Well
6%
28
«'
17,200
30
30%
7
••:
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
5,000
62%
64
62%
64 Va
12,800
53%
53%
53%
2,600
51%
120
6%
7
28!
28'%
4
67/8*
7'/a
5,o00
I
27
43% Jun
40
Jan
Jun
21
63 % Dec
333/4 July 18
Idaho
9
31
58% Jan
6
68 J/8 Jun
Illinois Central RR CO—
12
50% Dec
23
47,% Jan
5
53% July 22
51 % May
5
48% May 21
60
52 % Dec
May 25
52% Jun
51% Jan
11
2% Jun
25
53;
Dec
30
4
.
,
July 29
170
Jan
76% Dec
15% Jan
52% Apr
55
162
.
Jan
20
4
66% Mar 14
Co
10
new
No par
4.26%
15
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred:
4.70%
8
-
Mar 11
4.42%
50
cumulative preferred——50
Feb
4.20%
cumulative-preferred/.—50
,
14% Mar
15
7
27% July 22
7% July 5
58% May 23
56% May 20
169% Jjun 15
80
Jun 21
Illinois Terminal RR Co
-
13%
5
Industrie Electrica
De
Mfex
par
,26%
S A__7
Ingersoll-Rand
6%
No par
common-
preferred
No par
53
6
Inspiration Cons Copper—
20
21% Jan
26
24 Va. July 18
Insuranshares Ctfs
_i
23
24%*
37% Jan
96% Jan
7
53
July 12
Interchemical Corp common
_5
50
19
1Q3
Mar 29
4%%
193/8 Jan
18
July 22
Interlake
Apr 18
Int'l. Business Machines
Nopar
Int'l Harvester common
7% preferred
Nopar
213/4 Dec. 29
27% Jan
159
13/4 Jan
Jan
6
35 % Jan
29
323/, July 11
23
84
4% Nov
5.
59% Dec
31^
7
Oct;
,
88% Dec 31
106% May 19
13
4% May 27
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
Jan
31:
79% Dec
17
79
8
12% Jun
-
41 % Jun
92% May 26
4% Apr 19
74 % July 12
12
-
141
Jun
103
.
Jan
Jan
3
Mar 14
114% Jun 14.
jan
12
14% Jun
1
108
9.% Mar 13
69
Mar 14
91
6
42.% Jan
6
48%.Mar
1
60
Jan
5
72% Apr 21
35
Jan
28
23%-Jan
6
29
36% Oct
21
13% Jan
4
2fi3/4 Dec
6
33% Dec
2
34
38 % Dec
6
29% Apr
May
Jan
34% Dec
22
Mar 15
2
8
38
■
May 16
30% July 22
45
Jun
2
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
3
32% Jan
39% Feb
24
_HH)
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5
4%
preferred
i
-
International' Mining Corp
Int'l Nickel of Canada
Preferred
International1 Paper5
#4 preferred
International. Shoe
—
common:
preferred
conv
Tel'eg—No Rar
Corp
5
preferred
25
Interstate Dept Stores
14
Aug 17
12% Jan
Dec
14% May 25
Interstate
29
34% Feb
34% July 21
51 % May
30% Jan
Intertype C®rp_
35% May
2
28% Mar
3
28% Jun
9
14
4% Feb
19
29% Aug
23% Dec
May 12
Aug 13
Jan
123
8% Dec 28
6
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
21
86% Jan
8
96
35% Apr 22
Jun
16
55
103
61% Mar 31
59% May 7
19% Jan
26% Jan
_
20,% Mar 23
121
Jan
24
127% May 23
13%
135/a
13%
27
26%
27%
27 Va
Power Co
$6
common
preferred
.
]54
■*164
7%
7%
7%
7'/a
1,600
54%
543/4
55%
4,700
54
54
55
56 %
55 Va
56
6,000
♦164
168
*164
54'/a
168
74%
75%
53 3/4
54%
54%
*24 V4
24%
*24 Va
*49 Va
50
31%
333/8
*89
25%
428
1
40%
174
31%
34%
93
25%
66V2
38
65,
12
87%
104
*45
65%
106
600
50
1,400
101
2 6'/a
424
425
101
26%
425
2,100
40 Va
40%
46,400
174 %
1733/4
17334
460
33%
33 Va
31%
31%
800
33%
33%
22,300
40
1373/8
34 %
*31%
33 %
93
335/8
*89
*89%
92
3%
3%
73
73%/
137%
1373/8
14%
14%
14
106
♦104
106%
107
106
*893/2
3%
3%
73 Va
73%
137%
137'/a
14%
14%
92
3%
2,000
73%
16,700
138
14%
106 %
107
107%-
105%
250
12,600
9,100
105%
100
.,*11%
12
12
12a8
12 Va
12%
2,100
873/4
88
88
89 %•
90
90
*105
107
*104 Va
♦104
105 Va
106 Va
45%
45
67 Va
*45
45
67%
68
67%
106 3
4
106%
'640
900
45%
45%
45 Va
1,600
68 %
68
68%
2,600
*37%
38
*373/4
37%
29 Va
30
29 Va
30
2934
30'/4
42
41%
42 34
42
42 34
42
42 -
*41%
42%
*41%
37%
21%
37%
137 %
;
28 s/8
38
*37%
14 V4
14%
14%
14 %
46%
47%
*49 Va
34%
34%
47Va
3434
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
50c
24%
25
25
25 Va
25 Va
.
20
20,700
3„%
29%
42
42%
14 %
,_i
26 %
25
493/4
^■42
29%
38
47%
Nopar
102%
.
38
*37%
28%
42
*41 %
3.50
106
49%
173%
13%
87%
8,400
*24V2
25
40%
1363/4
12
30
11,100
32 "a
137%
105 %
55
173 Va
13%^ 13a/4
*104
54%
55%
75'A
32 V2
3%
1053/4 i063/4
*104
106 %
-12%r, 12%
86%
87
1053/4 105%
45
45%
424
lb8
74%
75%
39%
72%
13%
253/4
26
*164
168
173 Va
3%
136%
♦101
426
423
73%
107
4J%
101
101
102 Va
137%
-
74%
75
49'/a
39s/a
6,460
"/a
54 Va
24%
174
27
7%
54%
25
4,300
27%
54%
49%
426
1,340
1334
27%
*6%
243^
*101
52 »/4
13%
54 Va
53%
-
54'/a
52%
13%
7%
*
74%
*52%
52
55 %'
3%
1
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
Iowa Power & Light Co
Island Creek Coal
54 y4
72%
Nopar
:
V *6%
1
52%
55
*122'//* 125
122%
34%
122%
34%
3734
*41%
43
38 38
*41%
38%
38%
37%
183,800
1,900
42%
38
2,000
4,200
14%
14 %
50
47
47
473/4
47%
1-200
35%
35
35%
35 v8
35%
3,700
14%
28 Va
25%
14Va
28
25%
*122
125
*122
-
42%
14 %
28%
28 !4
28 34
5,300
26 V*
26'%
26%
4,400
10
125
J
19
20% Jan
99
5
7
Nov. 19
13%
73%
25
25
International Telep &
International Utilities
cum
100
Nopar
Nopar
;
:
International5Silver
39
24% Jan
54%
52
*13%
73%
-
15
Nopar
Nopar-
——
$1.40
100—•---*.89- ; 93
3%
3%
common—7.50
-
7%
25
2534
•' 427
4,0
39%
39%
.173% 174%
31 %
31%
33%
34
100
1
10% Jan
112
♦52%
52
-
1
Nopar
com
International Packers Limited
28% July
29% Jan
2
54 Va
*51 Va
24%
51
102%
*101
—100
..No par
International'Salt—-
Jan
4
114
Corp—
Jun
16
73.
Iron
_L
May 24
Nov
Dec
preferred
Int'l Rys of Gent Amer com
5% preferred
70
4
Inc—
-
10
17
16
82 *
9
175% May 31
37%-Jan
4
41% Jan
3
3% Mar 16
31% Jan
31
Mar
23
450
44% Nov
11
373/4 Jan
12% Dec
Jun
57%'Jan
6
135% Mar 31
1
17% Dec 31
Jan
25
4
8
Feb
26 3/4
31
,167% Mar
Dec
140
9% Jan
38
349
94
Jan
101% Jan
25
>
42% Dec
34% Jan
1303/4 Jan
55
30
38
28% Jan
77
1<j
38% Dec
Jan
Nov
176% Oct
4
Jan
25
375
*52%
54
35% Jan
28
28
54%
52
51%
76%
29
May 11
*51 Va
55
50 Va
51
26%
164
753/4
40
14% Apr
52%
*54
:
55%
54%
164
100
Inland Steel Co—
22% Dec
271
*51%
55
.*52%
7%
4
25
*50%
52'/a
*54
'
55%
_i
6
Oct
51 %
*51%
26%
55 %
Industrial Rayon——
5
102
507/e
52%
55
50%
*
89% Jan
55% Mar 28
50%
-*51%
;
133/4
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
25% Jan
Nov
x32%
•*54
*50%
50%
*51%
52%
*54 .7.-55
*52%
54%
*51 Va-.. 52
50
55
12
24% Mar 15
6
Jun
Power
Illinois Power Co common—No par
4.08% cumulative preferred
50
53
17
13% Apr
50% Jan
31
39 % Dec
Jan
48% Jan
26
4
11
:
5%'Jan 24
Nov 17
57% Dec
8
21% Jan
8
29
52 % Mar 28
.52
40% Jan
Apr
5x
7% Nov 23
21
159
10
Dec lo„
15% Nov. 23
30
Jan
47% Nov
49% Mar
51%, July 15
5
53
22% Oct 20
39
Oct
54% Dec
27
8% Jan
55
4
51% Dec
20
53% Nov. 10:
15
23
4
85% Jan
4
31% Jun
9
Oct
7
Nov 23
Apr
14
91% Nov 12
78
'
Nov 30
373/8 Dec
31
100% Dec 31
48% Dec
22
6% Mar 14
9% July 22
27% Jan
6
34% Jan
13
32
5
39
Jan
31
19
97
Jun
2
Mar 14
59
Jun
14
May
91% Jan
45-
99% Jun
13
104
May 10
81% July 20
97
Feb
11
65
85
Jun
27
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
98
Mar 10
41% Mar 15
42% July
105%- Jun
5
8
55% July 22
Jacobs
(F
L) Co__
Jaeger Machine Co_
1—1
9%
8%
9%
Nopar
31 %
31%
31 %
31%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
_i
Jersey. Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd—100
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
;_1
32%
33
33
33
3%%
preferred
Johns Manville Corp—;
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A___.
Joy Manufacturing Co_
100
9
96 %
1
96 %
96%
55
55%
56
*100
,101%
'100
101%
9%
9
31%
*31%
34'%
57
,
4
*95'%
57 Va
*95 Va
xlOl
9%
31-%
34%
12
56%
96!
101
>100
9'%
9Va
32
32
9%
34,100
32%
2,100
343i
343/4
34%
96
96
96
56%
5634
56 3
4
4,000
SO
1,700
30
102'%
12,700
82 %'
+
83 Vs
82%
83%
81 Va
£2%
82%
83 '/4
83'%
85
83
12 %
100
96 %
55
,_No par
:_10
..
83
82%
84
82%
83 %
82 '/4
83
82%
833/4
1,900
30,800
41% '" 42
105 %
52%
105 Vs
53
40%
105
52%
41%
105 y8
53%
40%
105<>
53 Va
413/8
105
54%
41 Va
41%
41'%
42%
105 Va
105%
105%
105%
610
54'/4
5474
54%
5574
10,700
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1954
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
July 18
Par
Tuesday
HIGH
SALE
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
the Week
Friday
July 21
Wednesday
July 19
July 22
July 20
Shares
K
Kaiser
28% May 25
85% Dec 31
46 V* Jan
4
2 y* Sep
4
18
2 % Jan
92
Apr
100
40 Va Jun
6
6
9
32 Ya Jan
79% Jan
3% Jan
166
5%
45% Mar
28
24
99 y4 May 16
12
104% Apr
15
100% Mar 23
105
107
Mar 13
Oct
105% May 17
102% Mar 15
107% May
106
May
105
Apr
6
4%
14
5
29
50
38% Jan
13
70% Jan
24
18% Jan
21
12 % Apr
23
16
25 y4 Dec
84% Apr
21
Mar 10
48% Jan
4
4%
8
29% Jun
8
Kansas
3
24% Mar
3
Kansas Power & Light Co
4
39% Jan
4
8
Dec
31
98% Jan
54% Dec
4
23
27% Mar 14
59% Apr
15
Kern
20% Jan
11
31
Nov
24
29% Jan
43
July 20
33% Oct
18
41% Dec
13
36 '% Jan
58
Jun
23
24 y4 Jan
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
34% Jun
23
39
Apr
29
34% Jan
6
87
Nov
1
84
93
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
82% Jan
5
98% Dec
14
92% Mar 18
9
48% Aug 18
34 y4 Jan
23
28% Jun
30
52% Dec
31
49 '% Jun
9
42
24
52% Aug
i
5
Mar 19
28 % Sep
Feb
Jan
(Julius)
County
(G
54% Jun
28
Koppers
23
4%
32
Jari ; 4
18
17% Dec
8
47 V4 Jan
4
58 Va Dec
9
"7
22
Jan
85
30 J/4 Dec
(S S)
Aug 10
60
Jan
27
■25
Feb
25
6
34 % May
Jan
7
98% May 3
13% Jun 13
89
Mar 14
31
11
60 J/4 Nov
30
53% Jan
20% Dec
31
4
1'% Dec
4
11 Va Dec
% Jan
6 J/2 Jan
46
4
15 J/a Jan
4
Dec
23
74 % Jun
6
26
3
2% Apr
6
3
15% Apr
7
6
1% Jan
8
11 y4 Jan
3Va Jan
8
&
Gas
97%
*96
97'%
*96
97%
103
104'%
*103
104'%
♦103
104'%
*103
106'%
*105%
106'%
*105%
*103%
105
♦103'%
105
76
77
76'A
76%
*47
47%
47
47
27%
27%
27'%
27%
27%
28'/4
28'%
29
4,100
23 Vs
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23'%
23%
23'%
6,300
5,600
8.75
5
;
11
4
Lehman
Corp
10
17% Apr
22
4
Lehn
Fink
1
22%
21%
23%
76'A
*47
47%
23
34 V*
34%
33V8
116%
119%
115%
2 50
52%
53 Va
52%
1
41%
42
5
50%
51%
III~I1
33%
33%
33%
33%
1
55%
60
Va
58%
94
95
94%
(111)
No par
10
52%
22 7%
22%
1
;.
22%
34»%
4,200
118'%
120%
13,100
53%
52%
53%
6,300
52%
52'%
53
42%
42%
43
43
50%
50%
50'/8
51
*33
33%
59%
59
95
95
34
44
*43
500
44
*43
6,200
52'%
52
52%
33%
33'%
33%
33%
700
61%
60'%
61
61
67%
8,800
95'A
95'%
96
96
98
533%
54%
97%
97%
52%
523/„
53
54%
53%
54'%
98%
98%
98
98
97%
97%
•'
23%
333%
119%
34
49%
53
22%
22%
500
117%
34'A
117%
98%
*98
4,200
76%
47'%
52%
33'%
116 Va
34%
117
75%
*46%
!
■
600
9,300
140
10
28%
29
28%
291/s
29
29J/4
29%
30%
29%
30
51%
51%
50%
51
51 '/4
513%
51%
52'%
51%
51%
3,100
40 %
41
40%
40%
40%
41
40'%
41
40%
41%
9,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 '/a
J/4
13,500
4
13 Va
13
131/a
13'/a
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
*4'/a
4%
*4 Vb
1
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16Vb
16 3/8
16'A
50
*55%
58
5o
55'/2
*533/8
5
23'%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
231/4
23%
23 %
23 >/a
7,200
Sons
common.3
Co
*33%
33%
33 %
33%
331/2
33%
33%
33%
333/4
1,300
*92
9o Va
100
*92
93%
4%
16 3/8
*55
57
'57
*54%
1,500
40
93%
*92
93%
♦92
931/2
*4'/a
*16%
12%
13 %
12%
13
12%
123/4
12 3/4
25
66'/a
67%
67
67%:
68%
69"
69%
69%
70
70 '/a"
4,500
22
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
23
233/a
23 Va
233/8
6,100
*1%
2
l'/a
1
common
1%
preferred—No par
2
14
Lerner Stores
pfd-_—No
par
•*'-
14
18,700
13%
2
2
7,400
l'/a
2 Ve
14%
14%
14%
143/s
4%
4%
4%
4434
'44'/a
14%
*14
14%
*4
4%
*4
'4%
44%
44
44 5/a
44%
17%
18%
18 Va
4,400
18 J/s
44
44%
43%
5
;
2
13 '/a
113
14
4%
*3%
1
1
,
Products.:
33%
*92
57
4%
16%
1
lo
No par
(The)
•
13 Va
13,800
Mex
pfd_7~5~Pesos
2nd
noncum
763/4
<
No par
1st
5% Apr
&
140
77%
Tire
noncum
47% Jan
Jan
50
106'%
104'%
No par
&
3
29
-
104'%
*105%
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
50c
97'%
27%
Co
&
40 >A Mar 14
31
Dec
*96
*103'%
Co
(Jamas)
$3
97%
104%
104'%
3.85%
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement-.,—:
21
80
*96
106'%
common
Consolidada 6%
Lees
25 Va Apr
18 y8 Jan
9
4y8 Dec
Mar 30
Jan
H)
Lee Rubber
2
2,800
97'%
4,300
105%
Bryant common—
4%% preferred
28% Jan
12 Va Dec
6
2
26
42%
104'%
Lane
4
Apr
34
La
27
4
73/8 May
27 J/2 Jan
15
Laclede
25
54% Apr
May 10
95
24
5% Jan
42%
47%
Kroger Co (The)
17% Jan
42%
104%
Co^
4
14% Jan
42%
'103
ioo
Jan
15
42%
76
common
Kress
Mar 14
4Ve Jun
16
0
Inc
50
12% Mar 15
29
5% Feb
9
42'A
27
Co
Co
9
20% May 10
13% Dec
3% May 27
9% Jan
R)
Co
(S
42%
42
106%
preferred
Kresge
41'%
41%
*47
'
Co
Land
55% Feb
39 % May 31
14 J/4 Jun
&
$5 prior preferred
ioo y4 Jun
.
2%
35%
150
50
Corp
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney
*2 J/4
34%
146
104%
Kimberly-Clark
July 22
2%
34%
144
No par
Electric Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
67% July 22
79% Jan
31
&
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
5
*2'A
33%
143
No par
Gas
Kayser
121% July
6
2%
33%
106%
preferred
non-cum
35% July 12
47% Jan
107
Common
24 '/4 July 15
17 y4 Mar 24
27
31% Dec
Jan
64% Jan
*2 »/4
33
loo
July
21 y4 Jan
141%
2%
34 J/4
144
ioo
43
22% July 30
141%
*2 J/4
Southern—
26
Dec
59,400
33%
141%
2%
512%
100
preferred
preferred
4.20%
Kansas City
35% Jan
10
preferred
cum
4.50%
9
22
Furnace—
34%
143
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3:80% preferred
ioo
15
94% Jan
&
145 %
33%
50
4
39% Jun
75 y4 Dec
„33'%c
(conv)
Kalamazoo Stove
5
29
Corp—
preferred
7
30
103% Aug 10
102, May 26
Chem
;
cum
2% Feb
Dec
Jan
&
Common
99% Nov
41
Alum
8
5
July
18
18
17%
4
%' '
:
1,800
10,400
3,100
45
16 V8 Jan
4
20% Aug 17
197/8 Jan
3
23
Mar
17%
173/4
173/8
21%
22
22 '/b
July 18
21%
213/4
87
21%
64% Jan
18
21%
22
19
Corp
;_No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
—10
21
8
76'% Nov
21%
39% Jan
85%
87
85
87
83%
84 3/8
84'A
85%
85
85%
10,300
83% Jan
4
133/a Dec
17
13 y4 Jan
3
23
Apr
Libby McNeill & Libby
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/a
173/b
17 5/8
18
22,600
2
July
Dec
14
67 y4 Jan
29
48
36% Mar 22
56
62% July 21
61% Mar 14
Life
70% May
7
45% Jan
22
Liggett & Myers
2
Savers
1,
7
II
Corp
Tobacco
5
57
164
23
157 Va Jan
13
Jun
17
55 % Apr
22
6
149% Jun
66
53'% Dec
Apr" ~2
22
51% May 16
38J/4
Apr
30
48 % Jan
14
Mar 12
7
7%
preferred
Lily
Tulip
Link
Belt
65%
152%
Lionel
Cup
!
Corp
Co
10
21
16% May 17
21 % Jan
4
49% Nov
23
43'/a Mar 15
65 Va
July 22
Lion Oil Co
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
19
25 % Jan
25
37
July 22
79
15
98
July 22
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%%. convertible preferred
100
Jan
12
82
Oct
7
Jan
11
51% Dec
29
13 J/4 Jan
4
22
Dec
31
28% Jan
11
64
67
26
Apr
64% Feb
40% May 17
17
va
7
Jan
56
7
67% Jur.
Nov
30
23 J/4 Jan
4
29'% Aug
108% Jan
4
116'% Aug
lg
12
22'% Jan
4
34 J/4 Dec
21
28 y4 Mar 14
4
24»% Aug 26
21% Mar 15
23
Loew's
Jan
32 Va
26% Mar 14
114% Feb
28
123
Va July 12
103
Star
Cement
Gas
common
Mar
Common
i\ July
2
103% Mar
8
107% Apr
5%
3
100% May 25
103 % Jan
4.25%
series
Oct
21
105
4.35%
series
21 y4 July 13
26% May 18
2iy4 July
153 Va Feb
Jun
Mar 11
25% Jan
July 15
140
15
July 15
147
May 25
40% Jan
48% Aug 25
45 % Jan
3
55 Va
59% Jan
88% Dec
20
77 '% Jan
6
88% Mar
27% Dec
28
7%
(P)
Dec
96% Jan
20
104
22%-Mar 14
100
Jan
&
31
39% May 16
15% Nov 29
38% Mar 25
12% Mar 14
26% Jan
3
Apr
40% July
122
July
22
23
136% Dec
6
29
4%%
3
48% Jan
133
.
Mar 28
Jan
29
26 y8 Mar 14
Dec
31
88 Va Mar 15
95
Jun
8% Dec
3
7% Jan
6
13 % Jun
5% May
9% Dec
31
8% Jan
6
12 V* Feb
Dec
23
56% Jan
6
90
24% Oct
22
Jan
18
543 % Jan
4
16% Jan
499
July
3% Jan
6
64
4
4
23
7
546
Nov
17
4
6
Dec
21
6% Dec
31
6
Dec
8
28
31
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
6%
31% July 12
35% July 15
7% May 27
25% Jan
21
19% Jan
92
81% Mar 10
34
12
Feb
95
94
94
41%
43
44%
433/8
223%
Trucks
4%%
16
Magic
Magnavox
Sugar
Mandel
10
I
100
(Ky )iNo par
Co
IJan
4
8% July 20
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
28
Jan
6
35% Jun
21
,1
___r
I
100
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
20 % Feb
18
Marine
55
May 23
59
88
Apr
29
66% Jan
11
24 ya Jan
12
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
Sep
16
92
Jan
11
July 19
May
Oil
11
_]
99
Apr
25
44
4 %%
Jan
4
4
33% Oct
22
23 %
Feb
4
Martin
13% Feb
1
19% Dec
29
16 Ve Jun
24
20 Va Jan
3
Martin-Parry
16%'Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
33 % Jun
7
Masonite
Jan
4
25% Dec
23
23 % Mar 15
26% Feb
16
20
33% Mar 14
44% July 21
21
94 % May
3
99
Jan
10
May 16
99
Jan
12
18
Jan
4
37% Dec
91% Jun
3
99
Dec
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
22
89
11
1
23
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
Nov
12
52
Feb
16
56% Mar 31
23% Dec
30
20% May 16
7
20
Feb
4
55
15
Jan
7
18% July
88
Apr
28% Nov
Jan
17%-Jan
47
83
94
83
Jan
18
25% Dec
30
23
Mar 14
44% Dec
31
44
Jan
40%' Jun
2
17
12
Jan
4
15% July 23
75
Jan
4
88J/2 Jun
'
6
14^8 Mar 14
24
82
Jan
20
Jun
9
57% Jan
17
47
Apr
24% Mar
4
31% July 15
45% Mar
16'/a Feb
91
58
July
Apr
3
16
8
13
71% July 22
Master
100
13
Mclntyre
45% Apr
25
McKesson
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
30
22
July 12
29 % Feb
17
McLellan
19
21% Dec
27
15
Apr
1
4
57% Dec
31
52% Jan
18
86% Jan
4
Dec
27
101% Jan
31
57% Nov
22
64% Dec
31
60% Jan
21
27 y8 Feb
16
32% Dec
21
11% Jan
4
30% Oct
4
47
Jan
103
91
4
Oct
31
Jan
26% Jan
4
82
7
6
Jan
7
18
Jan
3
69 % Jun
29
106% Apr
77
Jun
18
28
35% July 22
.46
135
Jan
Jan
25
25
&
Corp
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
Mercantile
23% Dec
23
20% Jan
18
30% Apr
12
Merck
7
95
21
88% Mar 30
98
4
109 y4 Dec
95
Jan
7
107
Oct
26
Jan
4
49% Dec
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
28% Jan
4
22
108
Apr
12
7
56 % Jun
17
22% Jun
2
26% Feb
11
Jan
6
48 % Jun
8
22
Jun
9
25
100
Jun
30
23
43% Jan
4
417a Nov 24
39
92
Jan
5
27
96
104
Jun
14
108% May 19
104
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
2
22% Feb
103% Oct
112% Apr
102
Nov
12
see
page
107 %
July
18
1
102
Apr
26
4
101
Apr
18
94% Mar
104% Mar 15
36% Nov 23
For footnotes
May 14
103 Va A or
24
93% Mar 29
29
99% Oct
109
Mar 28
Feb
32% Jan
26.
6
108% May
47 % Jun
9
16
1
17%
52
16%
*101
&
*104
105
54
conv
393/4
140
*136
163/4
16%;
4
*51%
*142
♦137
140
41 Va
5,400
41%
2,100
17
1,400
34%
92%
92 Va
92%
10%
»105/8
34%
*640
*55%
35
343/8
34-
34 %
34%
34%
4,700
93%
94%
92%
93 J/4
11
10%
10%
11
1.100
10
IO'/b
3,000
883/8
89%
6,500
♦646
34
3,000
5%
7%
32
7
10
10
10
10
83%
843/4
85%
87 3/8
34%
33%
,•
*640
690
*73/8
*73/8
7%
73/8
7%
♦31%
32
31%
•
5%
6 Va
6
*7'A.
7'/8
32
32
32
*31%
*640
675
*640
r-■
6
33%
343/a
34
34%
675
5'/a
53/8
53/8
*10%
.
10
84%
33%
690
8V8
8 3/4
87/8
8%
8%
31%
32 Va
*31%
32
323/8
18 3/«
18%
18%
18%
18%
56%
58
58%
58%
58
58%
80%
79%
80
79
79
36 5/a
35%
36%
36
36 Va
96
94
94%'
94
94
233/4
253/4
*163/a
16%
8%
323/s
135%
10
*80
No par
36%
*94%
1
Va
\23Va
24%
16 >/4
16 Va
;
No par
31%
31%
305/«
31%
Co—
1
24%
24%
24%
24%
41
f
(
common,.
.
1
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*84%
96
86
34%
34%
55
55
213/4
21%
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8%
18 J/2
6 "A
2,000
100
7%
200
32
9%
4.400
33%
6,200
18%
9,800
1,100
59
79%
79%
80
37
36 Vb
*94
36%
37%
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96
94
94
304
253/8
26
56,200
16'/a
16%
25
26 J/4
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:
675
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59
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16 J/a
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900
6,100
2,200
8,000
30%
30%
30
30%
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30%
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24'/a
24 J/s
24%
1,800
403/a
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42%
44'A
43'/a
43%
12,700
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96
96%
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96
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86'/a
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86
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56
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56
600
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23 J/2
23 »/a
24
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30 J/4
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2,000
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86
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34%
34%
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213/4
33
18%
1,540
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86
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10
12,000
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11
100
52
140
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93
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140
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10%
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140
30%
30
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53
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30
293/4
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55%
22%
22%
21 3/4
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34%
260 "
1,600
30%
30 3 a
301/4
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70
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90
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90
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45%
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45
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3,600
170
671/4
663/a
671/4
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68%
68
83
83
83
85
86
86 »/a
87
83%
841/4
87
5
42
42'/a
423/a
42 »/8
42'/a
3.900
41%
42%
41%
41%
423/a
18
1
22%
22 V2
22%
22 %
223/a
223/a
4.000
22%
22%
22%
22'/a
15%
15%
*15%
15%
*153/4
153/8
500
155/a
153/4
65 '/a
1,500
5
—
Inc_rL_
Co—
Co
25 J/4*
*101'At £03 J/a
42
403/4
17
17
53
30
25%
Inc
24%
24%
1Q3 Va
*
.
140
29%
31
16'/a
Stores
24%
*131%
40'
32%
Co
Publishing
a
10
.u
+
3%
16%c
Inc
common
.^.^u-^-No par
pfd_—~i
No par
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred series
preferred series
3.80% preferred series
4.45% preferred series
Copper
6,000
*8%
preferred.;.——No par
Mergenthaler Linotype' Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
5
Miami
86
183/8
Co
com
Robbins
3.85%
1,700
85%
313/4
L
4.35%
160
55%
1
2nd
$4.25
16,100
55 Va
86 3/a
85
,
24
a 24%
»ioi%no3%
343%
100
„_
2nd
85%
:54%
8%
$3.50 preferred
$4
541/4
223/8
143 >/a
55
141 Va
141
1421/a
223/b
221/2
2^3/8
44 %
j._6.25
5
59
erred
Mfg
Co
common
Co
•
22,200'
102
105
«
52%
*51%
35
*7%
25
4%% preferred (1st series)
100
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
50
Melville
Shoe
Corp
:
1
Mengel Co (The) common—
1
5%
convertible 1st, preferred__50
Mead
28
Jan
30%
**31%
*.£
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
17% Jun
July 21
*105 %
102
393/4
24
Stores
15% Feb
96
17%
5
Porcupine Mines_-_.
88 % Sep
Oct
39s/8
823/4
50
common
McGraw-Hill
Jan
Mar 14
700
'•
1053/4
1053/4
*104
85%
No par
Electric
40
22
'
84%
—No par
:_No par
McCall Corp „——No par
McCord Corp common.
3
$2.50 preferred —*
50
McCrory Stores Corp common—50c
3%% convertible preferred
100
3
213/4
*101
*141-
243/a
823/4
1
pie
L)
preferred
24
22
*105%
't'AVa
103'/a
96
McGraw
213/s
2,200
36
105
■
24'/,
*95
Co
35%
102
96
$3
353/8
1053/4
;
*101%
96
20
11% Feb
403/4
.
95%
76% Dec
27% Jan
\ 40%
7
40%
43% Nov
91
24%
Vi 103%
95%
63% Dec
4
/24%
*101
40'A
4
May
..
5
Maytag
7,900
32 34
35%
i
3,400
123%
*101
85
No par
$3.75 cum pfd 1947 senes„No par
$3.40 cumulative pfd,
No par
26
67
84
93/8
$3.75 preferred
37% Apr
4
84%
93/t
Co
Corp—
Stores
Dept
5,300
32%
*120
•
40
May
62%
61%
32 'A
122
*104
141%
84
9:V4
Corp common
Electric
54% Jan
33% Jan
141%
No par
—j.
&
Corp
38,700
*105%
t
54
.52
-No par
Exploration
(Glenn
34,400
223/8
6134
32
122
353/4.
22
213/4
22
54
♦136
No par
preferred
16% .Jan
82
5
•
Cement
97
21 s/8
54%
10
common
5
RR
Field
21%
53 %
100
convertible
Marshall
45%
95,700
10
Midland
Marquette
2
37% Apr
98
22%
19,100
•*;
.
Marathon Corp
11
94%
44%
'
140%
140
,
2,500
110,500
37
-
A
No par
7
42
22
21%
50
*
Shirt
12% Jan
6
213/4
105
CO
19
4%
22
102
(The)
10% Dec
July J 4
353/4
21%
=
18 J/s
65'/a
36
95V4
6IV4
.
121
35%
.
1053/4
Bros
Manhattan
11
353/,
*101
_
Coal
Manati
36%
*104
Forbes
Co
Mahoning
4
36
32
313/e
*120
173/a
62%
45%
22%
61
60 %
:
32%
122
*105%
Copper
14
62
315/8
*119
105
,
21
61
32%
122
23'/a
223%
105%
102 '
Co Inc conu
Jun
62%
31%
*119'
23%
*104
Chef
Magma
2,2%
42%
*101
preferred series A
Square Garden
Madison
3
23%
62
10
Inc
10 Va May 18
71% Dec
22%
*92
*1051/4
Working Co
34% Jan
25
94%
43%
42%
10
&
Many (R H)
13
,
Wood
8% A or
May 16
96%-
*94%
,
& Sons Inc—
preferred
Mack
Mar 23
37% Apr
685
9
5 % Mar
36 Vs
.1'%
Nashville—_
MacAndrews
30% Dec
4
18
64'A
35%,
Lukens Steel Co
3
19
6
17
59%
35%
17%
100
"
M & M
139
17%
613/a
*17
100
El
(M)
53% Jan
19
17'/4.
35
10
preferred series A
17% July 12
Aug
23
12% May 10
20% Jan
Dec
54
2
2,900
100
m
8
6,800
513/4
573/4
common
Common
6
51% Jan
49% Dec
22
9
Co
Gas &
102 % July
5
Nov
57'/a
51%
preferred
preferred
Lowensteln
22
56%
51%
preferred—
D
Louisville
8
57%
51
36%
—
E
Louisville
July 22
57
50'/a
57%
preferred
series B
Lorillard
3
563/8
50%
35
100
rights
Nov
102
56%
50%
54%
*
360
56%
50 3/8
36V4
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A—No par
Long Island Lighting Co com..—_10
105
106% Mar
9
99% Jun
137
Co
-22,400
55%
17%
preferred-.
conv
1,100
■
69%
50%
58%
Corp
Star
4%%
61
153
55%
35%
1
Lone
153
153
17
_No par
:
—
Lone
July
104
Mar 16
98% July
!
68%
68% 169%
153
153
56
Aircraft Corp
Inc
61
62%
60
69%
673/4
153
2.50
5
July
58 »/4
581/4
66%:
153
No par
22
37% July
17
Lockheed
5
•
23% July
Mar 14
(The)
58%
66
1523/4
50%
19 J/a Dec
Corp
*57
65%
153
3,600
55
5
:
30 »/a Jan
25
57%
25
100
com
"
142% Jun
%
:
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
5
67
*15%
153/8
•
65
65 »/4
♦1C2
103%
*71
3434
*32 %
*94
77
35%
34
105
27%
273/s
22%
23%
92
93
■109
*1023/4
52>/4
23%
473'.,
*99
*106%
*96 V2
102
35
*32'A
26 3/4
223/4
*93
-
75%
*70
*94
103%
103
103%
24
47%
100
108%
98
233/8
47%
100
*1063/4
98
52%
24
473/4
100
108%
98
343/4
223/4
26 3/4
23
..
*108
22 5
8
95
95
*108
1093/4
22%
23'/a
*93'/a
96
*
51%
*51%
23%
2334
23%
23%
47%
233/4
47%
47%
100
101
*1063/4
108%
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98%
*>«
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97%
*96
97%
*96
97%
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*107
109V2
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109 Va
♦107
44%
46
45 Vs
23
35.600
96
2,000
103'/a
52'/a
47%
"47%
100
3,000
109%
103 %
'
27
108
523/a
*99%
34%
5.000
105
♦103
/
103%
97%
45%
263/8
27 %
52%
109%
445/8
*95
103%
*96
45
STJ
34%
109%
35%
100
73
35'A
35 %
100
103
73
103%
*107
44%
*101%
105
*95
26%
65'/a
103
74
*32 5/4
33
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64
64
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105
26%
,
,
35'/8
35
23
109
"
75»/4
33
27
95
*70%
♦95
33 >/a
105
109
52V4
64
103
«■
35i/4
,
109%
52%
63%
*1013/4
64%
643/4
102
2,600
52%
24
48
400
180
900
22.500
1.800
1.540
101
100%
100 V2
10934
106 »/a
106%
40
6,000
"
98
*98
99 J/a
98'/a
*96
98%
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110
46%
*
45 %
110
46 »/a
10,900
21
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
lear 1954
32% July
40 Va Oct
26 Yt Jan
30
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb
30 % Jan
9
15
29% Sep
3
37% Jan
6
Dec
2 I
137
133
NEW
I
Highest
359# Mar
25
50
Apr
21% Jan
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
4
Dec
21
21
•>9
29
41% July 13
21% Juiy 18
29
la'/s Jaii
53
110
55% Jah
102
26
May
5
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12
85% Dec
20
19% May 26
24 'A Dec
July 19
8
116
Jun
6
115
Jun
Apr
12% Jan
Feb~15
20
7
22% Jan
27
3.30%
Minn
93'A May
85.50
1st
$1.50
2nd
18
20
27
Co
Minnesota
&
Minnesota
Power
5
31
34% May 16
44% Feb
10
22 % Jan
17
33% July
5
28% Jun
20
31 % Jun
7
Mississippi
4
8% Jan
8
Jan
6
100% Jun
7
30
71% Jan
17
114% Jun
7
26% Oct
20
23% Mar 17
29% July
15% Jan
0
18% Feb
23
19% May 12
98
Jan
18
24% Jan
7
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
79% Mar 29
76
8
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 10
106% Dec
0
Jan
/ 25%
0
32% Feb
Montana
40% Jun
38% Jan
3
28
85% Jan
12
Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
18% Dec
20
18% Jan
3
21 % Apr
25
Moore-M'cCormack
20
16% Mar 14
22% July 18
17
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
Apr
28
19 Yt Jan
4
Motorola
Co
4
45% Dec
74% Mar 29
125% Dec
Feb
31
Jan
0
38% Mar
22
61
Jan
4
74% July
2
41
Feb
21
47
2
114% Jan
18
126
Jan
(The)
66'A
66%
66%
66
66%
3.200
*25%
2
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
26
26'A
26
41%
39%'
40'A
40
40%
40
40'A
39%
40%
5.100
30
29%
30%
30%
30%
11.600
29
29
29%
29 y8
29'A
4,500
30
30%
29%
30 %
29 Ya
28%
29
28%
28%
28%
18'A
18%
17
18%
18%
18%
19,300
83%
84'A
83%
84%
15.300
106%
107%
107%
108'A
107%
107%
17%
82 V»
84 3 8
83%
85
103%
105%
5.303
106
16%
17%
104'A
26%
64
6.300
28%
28
28
27%
28%
28%
28'A
28%
28%
1.700
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16%
16%
16
16 Ya
16%
16%
2.200
21%
22 %
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21%
2.400
133%
135
139
133 Va
134'A
135%
7.9C0
46
46%
44%
45
44%
44%
44%
46%
45'A
45%
14,500
28
28%
27%
28 V#
27%
28%
28%
30'A
29%
30%
18,000
137
*39%
No par
136%
134
138%
33%
32'/8
32%
>80%
81%
20 Va
21%
20%
22%
21%
22
54%
51%
52%
39%
40
33%
81%
40
39%
40
1
33%
33%
32%
80%
81%
80%
12
20%
20%
No par
22
52
Lines
.
40 vn
32
ri%
20%
20'A
21%
22
21
52 Va
52%
52
39%
32%
pna/4
—
39%
5,000
33
81
81%
21
20%
21
8.500
21%
21%
21%
7,900
52%
»A
32%
52'A
53
6.800
,.
8.2C0
22,600
23 3 a
23%
25
30%
30%
30%
31'A
*31
31%
1,7CQ
34%
34 »A
34%
35
35
2,300
Mfg Corp
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
6.7G0
5
19%
20
19%
21
20%
19%
20%
19%
20%
15,900
1
42%
43%
42 YB
43 Ya
43
'43'A
*43
43%
43 »A
43%
6,500
35%
35
35 Ya
35
35%
35
35'A
35
35'A
2.800
72
70
70
71%
*68
Brass
_
L
Murray Corp of America
4%
190
40%
.
_No par
Murphy Co (G C)
5
Mar
65%
28%
Corp
Munsingwear Inc
4
28
-
66%
23%
22% July 20
37
65
34%
9
Dec
5
67%
16,800
30V-2
17% Jun
61
800
67%
21%
3,4%
Mullins
4
29%
89
30%
8
42'A Jan
29%
21%
*88
34 Va
25% Jan
47
29%
23%
8
41% Mar 21
89
29%
34%
20% July
2
21%
88%
29%
34%
Mueller
15
21 %
88'A
29%
1
8
18% Sep
22 %
88'A
29%
Co
42% Mar
31% Dec
21%
90
30%
7
47% Feb
22%
23%
33% Jan
7
108%
105
30%
38% Dec
11
107
*104%
5
Wheel
29
113
109
105
10
Products
18% Jan
113%
107
Corp
Motor
Motor
13% Jan
113%
*104'/a
105
22
Inc
25% July 22
27
114
107%
*104%
105
5
& Co
33% Apr
28% Mar 24
1,290
111%
106%
111%
109%
3
(John)
27% Mar 14
393A Jun
Jan
Power
20
28
113'A
110
107
*104%
105
29%
Monterey
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
May 17
2,500
11,000
89
new_10
22
34 % Mar 14
1
17%
60 7A
24%
5
73% Apr
23
17%
GO'A
32%
Co
28% May 18
16'A Jun
3.700
17%
60 3A
2
Chemical
3
23
23
17
60'A
90 7A
issued"
31
21 Vb Mar
23
17
60%
31%
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Morroll
22%
17
59%
*89
5
15
7
22%
250
No par
Dec
18% Dec
16,700
17
22%
1
No par
Tool
80% Aug 23
53% Nov
38 Ya
20
49% Jun
4
38
60
112
Co
Corp
39
11% Mar 24
39'A
16%
110%
Co
31 Va Feb
30'A Jan
1.000
38%
58%
112
1
56
12 Vb Jan
30%
17%
109%
Mills
Machine
"When
30'A
61%
*104%
Inc
Monsanto
6
30 Ye
1.25
Carpet
Monarch
30 >/a
145
17%
17'A
Co
144'A
60
183%
Mohawk
5,GC0
47%
144'A
22%
22%
22%
21%
21%
8.300
48'A
47%
143%
143
25
Light
31 Y» Jan
Jan
21%
33%
33
38%
36%
com__No par
Mojud
6
52% July
23% Jan
Sep~14
37%
7% preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_10Q
6
156 % July
44% July 19
19
&
River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
20% July 14
6
Sep
79% Sep
81% Dec
5
19% May
13
10
5
15
4
36%
common
Paper
Mission Corp
Mission Development
Mar 17
38%
100
Ontario
38% Dec
Jan
37
1
Shares
July 22
33%
45
the Week
30 %
142
142
*140%
Friday
July 21
33
44 Va
30 '/a
100
preferred
conv
24% Aug
4% Jan
30%
No par
preferred
23% Nov
61
30%
No par
common
4
40
30%
45
142%
No par
Mlg
Minneapolis Moline
4
July 14
73% July
1
33
May
30%
No par
preferred
15% July 19
27% Jan
44%
142%
10
pieferred
&c
44V2
44 %
44%
5
Sales for
Thursday
33%
33%
33%
32%
33
PRICES
July 20
100
common
Corp
conv
Min
$4
25% July 14
6
Jan
82
Prod
Mintieap & St Louis Ry„
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
13
23% Jan
OH
July 18
SALE
Wednesday
July l'J
32%
10
Mirmeapoiis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
15
107
51% Jan
21
1
13
19
Steel
Inc
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
20
Jun
Jail
60
22
71 % Jan
2o% Mar
19% Apr
Utilities
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Par
1st preferred
Miuwest
16
jun
70
o
May 12
8%
July 21
103% Jan
Dee
i/0
106% Nov
144 %
Morday
EXCHANGE
South
Miaiand
23
Jan
25% Jan
xJ
16% Dec
26
Middle
7
33% Jun
126 Vu Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Monday, July 25,
35%
10
com
preferred
*70
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
23
23 Vb
*69
-
43%
*43
*43
45
43
43
*124
No par
:
22 Ya
125
123
124
24%
72
*68
43 'A
*43
25%
6,300
100
70
43%
43%
300
N
30
Jan
12% May
17
Apr 11
Nashville
8
51
Not 23
47
6
623A Mar 10
7
27
Dec
29
20'A Mar 14
,27% July 22
19% Apr 20
Chatt & St
National
National
13% May 11
Acme
Louis
Co
1
Automotive
33% May 16
45
Mar
3
National
Aviation
36'A Jan
4
45% Dec
8
40'/a May 16
45% Mar
1
National
Biscuit Co
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
8
17% Dec
28
11
Jan
175% Feb
4
183
Feo
21% Jan
6
28
National
Can
47
11
37
2
17% Jan
12'A May 20
Jun
10
National
Cash
National
City
National
15% Apr
10% Jan
21
25% Dec
30
4
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
26% May 10
23Ya July 5
19% Jan
5
28% Dec
31
253A Mar 14
40
17% Feb
18
22
35% Oct
25
12% Jan
4
16% May
87% Jan
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24 Vb Dec 21
20
May 12
9 8 7A Dec
2
S3
Mar 21
100% Jun
20% Jan
49% Nov
17
45% Mar 14
553A Jan
1053A Nov
8
63% Dec
29
93% Jan
38
Jan
172
Jan
182
8% Feb
Oct
46
Dec
158
141% Jan
19
Dec
Jan
102% Jan
156
Jan
Feb
?3
273A Dec
31
23 % Jan
31
66
21
Mai
Sugar Ref
6
38 3A Jan
6
46% Feb
21
1
4'A Jan
4
4
14
8
1
5
6
4
"
9
Apr
11 Ya Jan
8
8%'July 26
6Ya July
6
12
20
99
Nov
17
33'A May
12
10
4
903/4 Mar 16
15Ya Apr 12
17% July
5
105% Jun
373A Mar
96% Jun
8
2
16% Jan
7
18
100% Dec
22
93
5
101
40% Jan
14
73% Dec
31
69Ya Jan
18
92'A Apr
1
May 11
18'A Dec
13
16'A Feb
1
.20% Feb
17
67% Jan
5
78
New Jersey
Oct
18
49'A Nov
30
413A Jan
7
783A Mar 30
27% Dec
10
23 Vb Jan
7
29
18% Jan
11
34% Dec
29
31% Jan'
5
49 Ys
32 V4 Apr
July 22
21
54% Dec
28
48
iR
56'A
15'A Mar
9
313A Dec
Apr J 9
16
95
Oct
13
24'A July 20
80% Mas 16
103
97
Oct
12
90
Jui)
28
400
Jan
85'A Jan
348
Apr
20
14
6
515
MarlO
Jun
15
22
Mar 23
34 Ya Defc
28
303A Feb
7
51
Apr
67% Sep
8
25 vb Aug 12
60% Jan
17
21V2Jun
2
14% Apr
353A Apr
7
2
28
79% July 22
Mar
33% Feb
4
Newmont
Newport
New
York
Dock
102 % Jun
30
$5
500
Jan
10
N
39
Jun
22
N Y
713A Apr
253A Apr
18
18
Aug 20
39
Mar 30
43 Yt
7
97% Oct
New
8
9"
.Inn
30
5
87 % Dec
347A July 19
2d
93% Sep
29
b<sV2 ouiy
7
87% Mar 11
Jan
5
14
Jan
bb
Haven
York
5%
&
17% Jan
6
36 3A Nov
30
39% Jan
4
51 Ya Dec
23
48 % Jan
6
24% Jan
14
26 Ya Apr
19
20
25% Apr
11
Jan
26% Feb
12
52% Dec
Adjustment
8% Jan
4
29
16% Aug 18
47>A May 17
63% Feb
North American
13% Jan
19 V8
Northeast
13
101% Jan
Mar 14
7
103% Apr
203A Jun
27% Mar 24
38 Y» Jun
81
Jun
8
89
111
53'A July
2
13% Jan
4
85
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
100% July
101
Oct
7
18
26% Nov 26
Mar 23
45 3A Sep
Feb
'73 % Dec
23
58 Ya July
Norfolk
95
•
104
87% Jan
2
Dec
100% Feb
15
28
11
19% Dec
14% Jan
11
100% Feb
2
9
10
233/» July 19
16% Jan
e
.29% Dec
19'A Mar
19
99 % Mar 23
29
29
38% Nov 20
26
Jan
18
31% Feb
1
17% Mar
3
Northern
Central
Ry
Co
__
preferred
103
$4.08
preferred
series
4
2
39% Jun
7
182 Yt
*152
152 Ya
152 Ya
560
152 Ya
11 Ya
12
llYt
12
12
30 Ya
29%
30 Ya
30 Yt
20
12
28 Ya
30 Ya
18 Yt
18
18
Yt
18 Ya
18 Ya
7,400
66 Yt
67 Ya
67 Ya
68 Ya
68 Ya
69Ya
68 Yt
69%
16,500
37 Yt
*37%
38
37%
38 Yt
38 Yt
39
41%
42 Ya
41%
42
42
42 Yt
42'/a
42 Ya
*99Va
100
100
18
18 Va
18 Ya
800
10,900
*36Yt
100
700
4.400
100'A
*99%
*100
101 Yt
48
48 Yt
48 Va
43 Ya
48 Yt
48 7 a
49
50%
5,800
IOYb
10%
11
lOYa
11
lOYa
107/a
11,800
13YB
13%
13%
14
13Ya
137/a
14.300
20
7 Va
7Va
7 Ya
TVs
7Yt
4,200
14 Ya
143/a
14%
143/a
14'A
14 Ya
14 Ya
1,600
163A
16
Ya
I6V2
163A
16%
16%
16%
7
'
>105
34 YB
94
107
*105
107
34 Ya
34'A
34 Ya
95 Ya
*94
94 y2
17
17 Yt
95
95
85 Vt
86
87
87%
17%
17%
17%
17%
87 Y2
17Ya
79 Ya
*105
34
107
Ya
95
*105
34'/a
34 Yt
95%
17 Ya
*94
*94
17 Ya
17 Yt
800
107
34%
1,100
95 Ya
12c
17%
13.100
96
*94
88
89 Yt
*88%
89 Ya
2,400
17 Yi
17%
17 Ya
18 Yt
4.200
7.9 Ya
79 Ya
*78
96
30
79 Ya
20
56 Yt
56 Yt
57 Y.
56 Yt
57%
9,300
25Ya
25
Yt
25 Ya
25
Ya
25 3A
25 Yt
26 3A
4,500
473A
45 3A
47 Ya
45 Yt
46 Yt
.47 Ya
49%
73,200
53 Yt
52 Ya
53 V2
52 Ya
53
52 Ya
53 Ya
52 Yt
53%
16,800
25 %
25 y2
24 Ya
25 Ya
24 Yt
25 Ya
25 Yt
25 Yt
2.400
87'A
87 V2
*86 Ya
88 Ya
88%
88 Ya
88
%
30
*100%
102 Y2
*100 Ya
102 Ya
*100Ya
102 Ya
*100Ya
102 Ya
20
485
*450
500
*450
500
*78
'430
*78
79%
485
485
..
47
*87
47 Ya
'
20
36 >/«
36%
36%
36 Ya
36 Yt
37
35 3A
36%
2.8C0
67Yt
66%
66y„
66 Va
66 Yt
66 Ya
66 Yt
67
67
1.800
24
23%
23 Ya
23
23 Ya
23 Ya
233/t
23 Yt
23 Yt
2,200
42%
42 Ya
42 Va
42%
42 Ya
43 Yt
43 Ya
43 Yt
95 Ya
95
95
*95
95 Ya
34 Ya
34 Yt
34 Ya
-34%
34 Ya
84
84
84
*84Ya
85 Ya
*95
34'/a
343A
84
*82Y2
883A
*88
96%
96 Ya
'101Y2
20
25 Ya
18%
*88
41%
109Yt
77%
78 vb
16Yt
16Ya
41Ya
109 3A
75%
76 3A
89
42Ya
75 Ya
16Yt
16Ya
16%
•
Northwest
*101%
102 Yt
*101 Ya
100
*100Yt
101 Ya
*100Yt
101 Ya
*1013A
102
Airlines
Inc
common
July 19
Ohio
24 Ya
34 Yt
34 Yt
40
40Va
23
lo
25
52 Ya
89 Yt
Yt
24
1
Norwich Pharmacal Co
*89Ya
102 Vb
100
__
preferred
July 12
90 Ya
89
100
•
41
90
100
1
2.50
23 Ya
Yt
102
23 Yt
22 Ya
*34
40 Ya
102
25 Ya
102
*100Yt
,
102
24%
*88
400
97
250
280
19 Yt
20
*
34
34
1.2C0
57%
57%
6,800
25Yt
253A
400
57
58%
37.200
18%
2.700
*18 Yt
89
42 Yt
109
88
43 3A
43 Yt
110
'110
500
88
10
43 Yt
15,400
110
78 Yt
78
79 Va
78 Yt
79%
l6Ya
16 Yt
16%
163A
167/a
■
-
130
20.100
9.300
90 Yt
90Yt
91
91
110
102
101%
101 Yt
102
102
230
101 Ya
101 Ya
101%
102
102
102
90 Yt
25Ya
25Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
22 Ya
34 Ya
34
34
34
40 3t
40Ya
40Ya
40
Yt
51
Yt
23
91
102
18Yt
110
100
97
58 Ya
18Ya
85%
*88 Ya
25 Ya
57 Ya
I8Y2
41 Yt
*109
'108 Yt
25 Ya
57 Ya
*88
89 Ya
41
89 Y2
109%
-
*25
32.600
102
57 Yt
25%
18 Ya
54 »/8
19
34
57%
20
34 Ya
'
20
33 Yt
57 Ya
56 Yt
18 Vb
57Yt
18Ya
20
34
*25 Yt
56 Ya
20 Ya
57 Va
5.600
95 Ya
34 Ya
*84 Ya
97
102
*33%
57 3A
*95
,
89 Ya
96 Yt
*101%
20 Ya
34
89 Ya
97
102
96 Ya
102
57%
25Y2
89%
*88 Ya
96 Ya
33%
553A
*68
41
89 Ya
102
20
25
100
$4.11
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
4.6%
*152
183
12 Ya
58 Yt
10
series
25Ya Jun
74 3A
182 Ya
28 Yt
57%
x25%
50
series
preferred
10
75 Yt
182 Yt
152%
152 Ya
74 Ya
182 Ya
75%
182 Ya
*
$4.10
20
11,800
76 Yt
182 Vt
17 Ya
*101% 102
*20
20Yt
34 Yt
34 Yb
__
$3.60
103 % Apr
39 Y4 Jan
:
25
Pacific Ry_
__No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
_5
92V2 May
9
103% May 11
Jan
180
75 Yt
76
-
25 Yt
*82%
883A
96 Ya
Northern
27
34% Dec
7% Jan
Corp
28
6
103 Ya
1
Aviation
Capital
Northern Natural Gas Co„:
5V2%
preferred
18
103 Ya
1
Ry common
preferred
14
Jan
104 Ya
12YB
95Y2
Western
20
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
&
46Ya Apr
16
*103%
28 Yt
42 Yt
5
111% Apr
83% Jun
64% Jan
104 Ya
54 Ya
33Yb
2
3
29
10,400
*103 y2
105
55
par
100
27
16% Aug 25
53 Ya
95 Ya
42
preferred
85% Jan
4
52 3A
17
*450
485
36Yt
36Y2
100
39Ya Jun
91'A May
53 Yt
*94
*95
preferred
108% July 14
29
52 3A
152
42Y8
100Yt
48Ya
100
.
Niagara Share Corp__
Nopco Chemica Co
July 12
52 Yt
523A
100
19
25
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
xi___
preferred
Nov
104% Oct
6
1,300
52%
52%
*23Yt
3.60%
7
25
4.10%
58,400
52 Ya
47
100
Jan
18%JUn
1,193,700
993/B
25 </8
1
Corp.
preferred
3.90%
23 Ya
23 Ya
99 Ya
75%
79Y2
663A
3.40%
9
23 Yt
22 Yt
99 Yi
18lYt
76
No par
$3.75 preferred
Jun
93% Jan
23 Ya
23 Ya
22
*25Ya
26
*86
87Y2
101Y2 101Y2
Co_100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No
92
100
Ya
22 Ya
*99 Yt
V
Electric & Gas Corp—
100
102
22 3A
99 Ya
563A
100
Shipbuilding
5,600
25Y2
10
A
11,600
22 Ya
95Y2
533A
1
50
Hartford
series
9.400
42%
22 Ya
17 Yt
*78
100
Co
21 Yt
41 Yt
99%
I6Y4
No par
Common
1
May 10
92% May
RR
21 Ya
42 Yt
22 Yt
163A
No par
common
preferred
Harlem
Preferred
July 22
91% Mar
32 3A July 30
86
non-cum
21 Ya
41%,
5,200
31,400
22 3A
*16Y2
—20
29
37 Yt
'25
22 Yt
14%
No par
Jun
21 Ya
37
24
1
99 Yt
22 YB
7 Yt
5
Central
21%
37 Ya
99 Yt
13 Yt
85 3A
17 Y2
23 Ya
213A
20%
t
42 Yt
7 Va
1
City Omnibus Corp
New
203/a
12%
10
common
Chicago & St Louis Co
Y
20%
41 Ya
7 Y2
14Ye
pfd_100
Corp
York
4
25
York
Y
203/a
42 Yt
11
17
*94
23 Ya
20Ys
22
95 Y2
New York Air Brake
N
20%
41%
4.900
11,500
l35%
21
35 34
95 Y2
Pr & Lt Co 4%
Mining
23 Ya
20 YB
100
120
12Yt
41
35 Ya
34%
Industries
12 Ya
40 Ya
23 Vb
23 Yt
12 Yt
1
12 3A
41 Ya
21Yt
34Y»
:
12%
41
36 Yt
common__No par
(J J)
4.000
15.700
181
12%
35%
107
181
41%
20%
7 Ya
14%
*105
181
41%
12 Ye
22
xl03A
12 Ya
100
New
Jun
82'A Jan
common
181
36 Yt
Ya
*40%
12 3A
42
23 YB
182
*181
IOYB
1
24
27% Jan
91
Inc
18 Ya
182
1
Co
4%%
preferred
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
New
48
1
—
Fibre
England Electric System
N Y State
44
100 V*
5
preferred
New
4
.Inn
33A%
4
2
4
Mar 15
Newberry Co
Mar
18 Y» Jan
63
5
preferred
Feb
25% Jan
75
Inc
No par
Bros
43A%
27
Dec
11
12
42%
Corp
Nelsner
8
Feb
July
Nehi
41
1
Vulcanized
National
15% Jan
July 22
10
Natomas Co
31
39
Pa com
;
Theatres
19
16 Ya Dec
Feb
10
No par
Co common
National
18
19
36
41 Ya
12%
182%
153Y2
12
29'A
18Ya
lSYs
663A
67Y2
37
37
No par
Co
Co
Tea
National Tea
14Ye Feb
Jan
105
National
2
50'A July 22
12% Jun
9
18%
36 Ya
41. '
41%
123A
42%
23Y2
12
28Ya
Cast-No par
Corp
(The)
18%
36
181
181Y2
*152
1
Corp
National Supply
103A Apr
13
25
103% May
15
Shares
7
18
Feb
723A Apr
3
14 'A Dec
106
Steel
Steel
43 3A Dec
97% Feb
&
National
42
373A Jan
Malleable
75 Va
100
Corp
17,400
18 Ya
36
41 Ya
103%
100
Service
National
4
8
Natl
Linen
National
25
33% Jan
15
preferred B
4
Jan
6
30
preferred A
6%
National
18 Yt
18Yt
35 Yb
105
*104
5
common
26
31
58
Co
% Mar 25
Dec
Dec
Jan
30 % July 21
34'A Dec
Nov
*
1
;
Lead
12Ys
41 Yt
23 V4
21 Y»
38 ^
20 Ya
42 Vb
22Ya
22
No par
7%
4
14
10'A Sep
11 Ya Apr
94
National
July 22
9
41
13% Jan
183
21
Mar
103
86
20
0
11 Vb Jun
147
4
Jan
Jun
84
$4.50 preferred
0
4
31 % Mar
Apr
common
700
18,500
40Yt
19
190
59 Yt
27Ya
35 Yt
51%
I
5
1951
National Gypsum Co
14
17
105
105
54'A Jan 25
177 Va Apr
6'A Feb
Jan
5
pfd series of
124
59 Yt
27 Ye
41'A
18 Ya
53
National Department Stores
5
National Distillers Prod common—5
__1
Dairy Products
124
60
27 Vb
»
26 Ya
35 YB
52 Y4
28% May
23 Ya Jan
*59
40 3A
36
41%
181
1
10
4Yt%
27 Yt
88V1
16'A Jan
Co
123
122%
59 Ya
26 Yt
37
20%
42 A
235/8
22Ya
993A
25
Cylinder Gas
59 Vt
26 Ya
100
preferred
National
28 »A Jan
S% Nov
1
National
3
Dec
11 'A Jan
1
common
Jan
16'A Apr
90
Inc
Co
43% Jun
May
13% Dec
4
181
5
18
19
15
Jan
41Ya
lo
-
Register
Lines
conv
353/4
10
100
Corp
59 Ya
25 Yt
,
5
preferred A—
$1.25
29
26% Jan
24% Jan
24
^.1
37% Jan
10
10
July
Inc
common
Container
Feb
1%
Fibres
Corp
123
122 Ya
59%
59%
59%
26%
27 Ya
lS'A^'lS
1
Airlines
4
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
National
20% Jan
15 3A Mar 23
100
!
*100%
101 Yt
23 Yt
34
40 Yt
'
101 Yt
90
25%
26%
101 Ya
26%
26.300
227/a
*34
40 Yt
23 Yt
50
8.200
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1.100
40 Yt
2,000
51%
4.200
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38% Jan
44Ya Aug 10
102% Jan
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9
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108% Aug 30
26% Jan
4
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20
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9
21% Jun
9
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43% Jan
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92% Jan
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20
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see
6
17
20
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20
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21
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2
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110 Vt Apr
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14
4.40%
22
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109
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14
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12
4.44%
preferred
39
J"n
20
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38% July 18
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19 Ya May 17
103% May 13
25 Ya Apr 25
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4%
_
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Co
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_
52 Ya
51
108 Yt
108 Yt
108
99
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100
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108 Ya
100
preferred
108% Jan
12
51%
100
preferred
preferred
108 Ya
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109
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&
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preferred
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com—10
20
series
100
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7.50
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108 Yt
99 Yt
51 Ys
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51%
108
108
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108
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98
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108 Ya
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130
230
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35
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34 Ya
35
34 Ya
35%
35
35%
23.300
38%
38 Ya
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38
37 Ya
38
38 Yt
38 Yt
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35
1
52
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23%
102
23 Yt
102
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102 Yt
102 Ya
102%
102%
102%
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90
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1955
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STOCKS
-
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
104
Jan
5
£>% Jan
4
Lowest
73
127% Dec
15
4
44% Jan
83
-
23
Apr 29
Jan
Jan
6
135
30
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8
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.
May 24
■:
Wednesday
Thursday
July go
the Week
Friday
Shares
July tl
July %
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Mathieson Chemical Corp—
Outlet Co
No par
„..
Overland. Corp
131% May 10
Marl*
34
July 18
71% Juiy 20
C7%Jaa 17
9*% Jan
6
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AND
Tuesday
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July 18
5
60
61%
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126
128
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»
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17%
18%
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Otis Elevator
;
:—No par
-70'%
70%
Outboard Marine & Mfr^_____83V3C
.
41%
42%
45 Va Apr
6
Jan
16
'
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.
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8
18% July 18
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64% July
26
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31
35% anov.-5
-
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3
Dec
97% Dec
11
July
40% Mar 14
69% Dec
Jan
23'
3
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
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-
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•
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Year 1954
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(331)
Range for Preriooa
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Number 5449...The
Volume 182
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Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp_a.-_5
-
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12.59
Oxford Paper Co common.
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90%
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com.'
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12
11
8
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Pacific
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22% May 19
Pacific
Coast
Co
03
21
Apr 22
10% Feb
Sep 22
May
101
4%
3
cum
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21% May 13
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40
4
Nov
139%. Jan
4
33% Feb 15
12
46
114% Jan
13
140
137% Jan
4
44% Jun 29
Pacific
Finance
44% Mar 15
52% JulyT2
Pacific
Gas
41% Mar
1
Pacific
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43 y. Jan
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-
38% July 14
Jan
(23 '>
26
48% Dec 31
154% Nov
9
4% May 18
9% Dec
31
26% July 20
45% Dec
14
.
6
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Aug 24
147
7
142% Mar 10
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-
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146%
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.
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10
20% Dec
29
16% Jan
10
22
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19
71% Jan
31
88
Oct
97% Jan
4
104% Dec
7
4
11 Va Dec
29
6
:
9% Jan
9 Va Dec
4
S% Jan
Jan
26% Jan
4
40% Dec
45% Dec
9% Jan
31
38 y4 Dec
98% May 17
30
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
28
3
Jan
18
Jan
3
Apr
1
9
Paramount
8
Parmelee
Patino
56% July
6% Feb
17
11% Dec
27
10% Jan
6
3% Mar 12
7% Feu
23
4% May 27
5V4 Dec
26
7
30% Jan
38% Oct
4
23
Feb
10
26
27
' Oct
28
27% Jun
24
73% Jan
4
Dec
9% Jun
6
21
7
14
Penick & Ford-
10
29% Jan
/
44% Mar
Peninsular
8
23% July 11
25 % Jan
6
5
27-fe Mar 17
29% Feb
24
29
37% Apr
19
35% Jan
4
Dec
$1.32
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55
Dec
6
29 %
May
11
99
Jun
16
Penney
20
38
Jun
23
Penn-Dixie
4
57
Jan
3
45% Dec
31
44
18
113
Oct
Mar 18
108
Nov
4
25
Dec
29
53
Nov
30
22% Dec
13
35% Dec
14
1C4
Mar
41
2
11% Jun
31
5
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
169
4
Mar 26
13% Jan
48
Feb
11
9
4
29
4
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
94
26% Jun
Jan
11
107% Sep
107
Jan
11
110
Feb
83
Jan
83
Jun
July
7
Jan
4
50
May 25
Jan
24
97
'
104
J&n
87% Mar 15
97
Jan
4
43% Apr 29
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
82
3
34
2
4
75% Dec
16
35
Jan
100
104
July
9
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
-
6
9
July 22
99
July
8
5%
79
Mar
7
Phillips
6
Phoenix
46% Jan
6
59% Apr
22
100% July
6
104% Feb
1*
33% Jan
8
52% Jun
16
Feb
23
Pitts
7
6
13% Apr
Mario
Dec
29
Feb
15
31
21% Jan
17
27% July 28
21
84% Jan
13
95
118
.83
31
76% Dec
23
July
1
160
Apr
158
Sep
8
169
Mar
C2
Jan
164% Mar
Jun
9
4
8y4 Dec
12% Jan
4
30 y4 Dec
31
62
18
&
16
60% Jan
<4
80
Dec
30
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
Jun
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St
100
L RR—j.
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
84
July 19
95
July 22
'
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27% Dec
29
Jun
3
150
18% Jan
.8
31
146
-•
Mar 14
25% Jan
20
150
Aug 26
Pitts
Consolidation
Coal
Forgings
83% Jan
11
Dec
Jan
6
Jun
3
151% Jun
29
10
30% Jan
25
24% Mar 14
29
122% Dec 21
108% Jan 14
3
122 *
1
24
Jan
4
22
May
4
-
Feb
17
32'/a Dec 30
20% Jan
6
17% Jan 26
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7
-
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20 y4 Dec
29
20 y4 Nov
-
16% Jan -7
68
8
40% Dec
A
34% Jan
16% Feb
18% Nov 30
24
5
19% Jan
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91
Feb
8
10% Jun
15
12% Dec
31
72% Mar 16
80
20'
33% Jan
46% Nov
18
25% Jan
7
82% Jan
7
25% Jan
12
25
15
Sep
..
-
.
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Jan
guaranteed preferred
1
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
10
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd__;—100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Jan
3
Co
Pittston
(The)
21
-
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-
-
convertible
5% %
*"ar 19
Dec
23
Jan
A
4
87% Jun
2
Aug" 17
31% Dec 31
29%
r
Inc
Plough
preferred
Plymouth Oil Co
Pond Creek Pocahontas-,
Poor & Co class B
23% Jan
9
13
22% July 22
107
July 12
12^4 Jan
3
May 19
...
Electric
Potomac
Power
Public
Serv
Co
of
Public
Serv
Co
of
6
11
11
100
28% Jan
3
29% Jan
18
26% Apr
26% Apr
21
Q
122% Jun
24
33% July 19
•——5
—5
1
10
Co——10
preferred
preferred
preferred
3%%
4.32%
4.16%
Colorado10
Indiana—No par
—
100
25
25
100
4.20% preferred——
Pub Serv El & Gas common_No par
33% Mar 14
July 20
44% Jan
4
66 %
6
9
Dec~29
.
38% July
56% May
9
73% Feb
18
preference corn—No par
preferred
100
4.18% preferred —•
—100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co„ 10
Pullman Inc
-No par
34% May 12
3 C2
103 Va Apr
104 y2 Nov
41% Apr
11
Pure
99% Mar
190% Feb
7
16
33 % Apr
104
12
98
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33 Va
34
33%
34%
10,3u0
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49%
49
49 Va
49%
49
49'/a
5,700
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Jun
105% July
49
27%
7
8
5
1
108%
108 %
108'/a
105 Va
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105 Va
19%
19%
Va
105'%
1,54 J
28
50
28%
28%
28%
28%
29'%
75,100
50 %
49%
50
49%
49%
2,100
19%
20%
$1.40
div
4.08%
37 Va
37%
158%
159 Va
74%
158 Va
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72 Va
23%
23%
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5
(The)
700
38
38
159
159%
4
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38
159 Va
1,300
159%
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200
35,500
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74%
74%
23 %
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62%
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105
20
32
1,000
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32
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53
46%
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40%
40%
40%
114'/a
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101
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100%
100%
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102
300
106
80
106
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110
108 Va
110
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108%
109%
30
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16%
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37%
37%
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38 %
37%
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92%
92%
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93 %
92 Va
92%
41%
41 %
88
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104'/a
105'/a
40%
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41%
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99%
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71%
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71%
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11%
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100%
102
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100%
26%
98%
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87%
87%
86%
17
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79%
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25%
25 Va
7%
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84
94%
28 %
28%
117
24%
24%
22
25
;
32 V2
32 Va
21%
99
22 Va
22 Va
22%
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%
100 Va
100 %
100
1.800
17
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84%
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168
82%
7%;
25%
143
Jan
4
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
35% Dec
158
Dec
7
3
127% Nov 16
30% Mar 30
148
Mar 15
26% Jaa
-
6
33% Jan
154
11
July 15
31% July 21
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
4,200
70
84 Va
95
95
95
900
27%
27%
28
1.300
♦150 Va
175
175
28%
28%
29%
6,100
100
116
116
25
25
25%
3,500
33%
33%
33%
5,800
2,300
48%
49%
49%
50
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21%:
21 Va
21%
3,800
22%
.
.
22%
22%
22%
8,200
100%
100 %
100%
4,600
14,100
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10%
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11%
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10%
11
10 %
10%
11
10%
77
100
76%
76%
77%
77%
77
76%
76%
77%
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45%
46
4.400
46%
45%
45%
46 Va
45%
42 Va
42%
2,300
42%
42%
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26%
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121%
32%
83
26%
25%
121%
32%
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41 %
417a
85%
86
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26
45 Va
46 Va
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120%
32%
26%.
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32%
32 Va
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105 Va
87%
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121 Va
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121 Va
32%
33 %
32 Va
33 %
33
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100
25%
2,500
121 Va
33
32%
32%
32%
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32%
32%
102 Va
102%
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102%
102%
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105
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37%
37%
37 Va
37 Va
37 V8
37 Va
66 '/a
65%
66
65%
65%
39%
39%
38 Va
39%
38%
39%
31 Va
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31%
156
31%
31%
♦153
30%
31%
154
30%
300
15.800'
5,800
105
105 Va
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66
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50
26 Va
102 Va
102'/a
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25%
32 Va
102%
87%
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33 %
102 Va
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26%
25%
25%
120%
42 Va
87
42%
42
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37 %
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37%
37%
66
66%
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28
10,400
10,700
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21
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116
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48
22
47
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116 ;
47%
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47
7%
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28%
116
24%
24%
7%
25%
27%
27%
116
82
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175
28%
168
25%
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47
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168
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98%
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17
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1,900
95
85
169
94
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116%
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160
49%
120
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87
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175
28
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175
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101 Va
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95
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94 Va
27%
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84 Va
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49%
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24%
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101 Va
101%
49
168
80%
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200
2,200
26%
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31,700
11%
51%
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25%
24 Va
74%
11%
51
120
169
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81
79%
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74
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44
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86
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♦103
*35%
36%
26
21%
106%
106
106
11 Va
78
50
*113
*83
168
200
26 Vs
113
36%'
-
7,100
26 Va
113
86
17%
42%
41%
26%
114 Va
*82
87%
21,100
*113
89%
167
990
57 Va
114%
*88
120
14,500
46%
112%
56 Va
.
41%
*25%
25%.
4,200
*113
51
17
55%.,
40%
40 %
25%
25%
*25%
8'%
46'/a
113
55%
400
*111 Va
46%
46 Va
112%
53Va
95
23%
8%
46%
'
117
3%
112 Va
47
95
*165%
*31%
8%
8%
31%
73%
87 %
105
31 '/a
.
113%
45%
112%
26%
*163%
*103 Va
105
32
,53%
47
114
•'54
—
OH
19%
20%
37%
158 Va
37
36 Va
2U J
109
49%
28
49%
109
105
105 Va
28%
50%
158 %
49
49%
108 Va
109
104%
105
28%
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
28
Apr
93
33%
*150%
No par
Gamble
&
Procter
46% July 15
24% Mar 15
;
—
43% Jun
114
25% Jan
14
-89% Jan
25% Feb
.
W5±L
Apr
Mflir 21
84
91%
95
1
common
2o0
28'%
*27'/a
*46'/a
26%
100
Young & Ash pfd
Pittsburgh
JalO
2 b va
48%
*
.
1,300
24'%
34 Va
*113
10
-25 Va Mar 14
2
43
93%
33%
%
24
42%
28 Va
42%
24
42%
*23 Va
42%
*46
49%
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
35% Mar 18
_
92%
.*49%
48'/a
34 J4
"
100
1%
53% Jun
81
17
Aug 10
92% Mar ,3
26
28'%
*100%
——1
*
10% Feb
*28
51
Co_L—— 1"
Co
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Ft
'
*
28
72%
Co com—No par
preferred—No par
preferred
(conv)
No par *
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co_
10
827/8 July 21
85
*27 Va
*
Mar 14
"22% May 17
76% Mar 11
28%
*10%
*
•
*27%
—
& Chem
Pittsburgh
7% Mar 21
71% Nov 29
C
$4.80
30
20
173
C
Jun
.165% July 12
7
Hosiery
convertible
$5
Jun
96
28%
40%
40%
25%
*25 Va
113
113
102
*101%
*104% i06
*108% 110
16
16
38%
37%
93 %
93%
40%
40%
89
*86
85
*82
36%
36%
99 Va
*96 %
Petroleum
Pitts Coke
July 18
18% Apr
7
188% Jan 31
5
:
98
.15% Mar 14
.
15
6% Jan
116
6
67% Feb
30
18% Dec
3
13
155
100
preferred
No par
5
Pillsbury Mills Inc common...._25
$4 preferred
1
No par
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
11:
20
Dec
:
5
100
100
Phillips Jones Corp common_No par
May 19
24% Dec
87
4
42% Mar
11% Jan
•
4% preferred
3.9% series preferred
9
90% Sep
1
Jan
77% Jan
May
87% May
6
68% Jan
Sep 27
115
1
16% Nov
80
Philip Morris Inc common
44
5
37ya Dec
92
14
Va July
:
&
05% May 13
31
Aug
53% Dec
12
85% Jun
*2'7%
8%
preferred
—100'
preferred
100
Reading Coal & Iron
1
Philco
Corp common—-3
3%% preferred series A
100
16
23
28%
8Ve
4.68%
43% Jun
21
24 %
*27%
8%
Phlla
24
37% Feb
6
42%
*23%
29
92%
31%
8%
46
111%
53%
4.3%
1
Mar 30
111
17% Jun
13
10% July 15
107 % Apr
6
35% Mar 17
Dec
53% Jan
28
12% Jan
42%
24
31%
3.8%
2
900
43
31%
No par
100
100
b,8U0
50
29
*103%
No par
8
25
24
32%
com
12,100
7-/4
42%
62%
preferred
preferred
3,100
50
29%
103 Va
Electric. Co common
-/a
.
24 Va
24%
*P3%
4.4%
VB
8%
43
*61%
$1 conv preference
4
50
50
No par
common
700
l,3o0
13-8
24%
8%
24%
49%
62 '/a
preferred
100
7,700
.
7%
8%
24%
50
23%
100
Co_
-
•
24 Va
8%
24%
28%
7,300
54%
8%
62
Phila
7
19
102y4 May
May 26
45% Aug
97% Apr
16
26 V2 Mar
115% Apr
31
108
44% Jan
5
Jan
Jun
42% July 22
0
9
3
03% Feb
58
31
5
98
9
0
Jun
22
7
Mar
119% May 26
110% Jan
82 y4 July 20
29
ti
12
54
50
23%
Co
bt Va
24 %
23%
Milk
Va
03
8%
76
4%%
42
50%
23%
Pet
41 %
24%
76
& Eastern Ry
Pepsi-Cola Co
33
4%
100
Petroleum Corp of America
5
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
5
Pfizer (Chas)
& Co Inc common—1
4% 2nd preferred
(conv)
100
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
6
11
Jan
5
100
4%
4%
33V3C
Peoria
July 22
6
30
Dec
2
34% July
Jun
24 V4
15
37% Jan
39% Dec
17
89
10
Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Jan
48
22
May
14
3,
25
36% Jan
4
Oct
103
28
Penn-Texas Corp
5
3
Oct
103
May 28
7% May
11
11
29
100
22% Apr
73 Va Feb
39% May 26
115
5
Jun
107
100
10
106 Va Jan
31
No par
50
8V« Jun
112 % Mar 30
52 % Dec
Jan
26
1
common_l
10,600
-
4 3-/4
42%
4%
25
Stores
40%
*44%
4146
*
*15Va
series preferred
Drug
10%
*45
4U
No par
2u0
102
"41%
•
13 Va
preferred
Peoples
42
40%
4%
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
4
41
45
41%
13 Vu
16
Mar
45
41%
40%
4%
4.40%
July 21
39%
45%
*44
41%
13%
Jun
38
40
39 Va
40%
45 %
43
24%
*28'/a
*27 Va
91%
34 %
*46
48%
108Va
104%
28
50
19 Va
36 Va
158 y2
8,oU0
41 Va
4 "a
No par
com
100
94,500
10 Va
13%
53
173
-
13
Corp
Light
10%
13
4%%
21
11
&
9%
83
-
*101%
102
10 l/a-
-
81
13
Pennsylvania RR
8
40
5,4u0
30,600
20-%
20 Va
*
13
4%
8%
" 24 Va
50
13
102% July 12
26
39% Dec
20
Nov
15% Jan
Power
Penn
10%
-
54
25
Corp
*101Va
102
10 Vb
«
-
9% *
54
—__25
Sand
•
54%
25
26
V-
600
i
Va
rf
Va
4,700
1,700
«'
'
40%
5
Co
Glass
Penna
10%
-
*9 '/a
-
*101%
102
10%
10%
*44
25
common
Cement
102
102
10 Va
39%
20
Feb
56
(J C)
*101%
1
30% Jun
17% Mar 14
16
77
80 '
108 % Apr
May 12
*9
20%
113'/a Apr
52
Aug 27
19%
79%
6
10
28
30% Jun
Jan
21
73 y4 Nov
100% Jun
106
19
34% Jan
19%
79%
7
45% Mar 14
155
19%
78
2
Jan
31
108
Aug 30
30% Jan
22
18% Dec
101% Feb
9
Sep
Jun
103 y4 July
57% Dec
4
18% Jan
107
25
3
49% July 14
41% Mar 14
15% Mar 25
106% Feb
May
9Vs
19%
79
"
*9%
9%
54 Va
preferred
20
82
-
-
46'% \
-•
54
preferred
Jan
27% Jan
7
9%
19%
78%
No par
preferred
$1
30% Apr
93
46
-
53 Va
Peabody Coal Co common
5 Vo conv prior preferred
04% Feb
28
8%'
%
8
47
•
No par
1
Transportation
& Enterprises
Mines
86% Jan
8
29'/a Mar
9,000
..
152
'
45
2.50
Co_.L
Proof
25 y4 Jun
14% Jan
47
*150
-
-
150
8
..
-
19%
1
6
22
29
.
.
146%
78 Va
No par
6
4% Jaa
15 % Dec
49% Dec
-146%
19%
Distillery Corp___l
Jan
23
10% May 11
35
May
:
Pictures Corp
Rust
5
6
-146%
*9l/a
loo
1
Corp_"
Tilford
&
7 Va Jan
41% Jan
2,000
•
42
1
Inc
Parke Davis & Co____
14'/a Jun
45% Aug 19
Oil
Park
12
Parker
15
Airways
preferred
6
35% Jan
2% Apr
4%
Panhandle
5
47 y4 May
51 Va Apr
•
40%
lo
:
World
3
44% Jun
14
preferred
Amer
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
Apr
13
6
Feb
"•
Pan
2
51%
41'/a
150
•
46%
.80
-
41%
51 Vs
-
"
'4%
12
Jun
'
104
'
6
34% Feb
36
41
;
'
24 »/a
-
41%
-
40%
146%
8%
„
40%
1,150
*41%" 41%
146% •
44%
51 %
40%-
1,200
21-%-
24
..
.
41%
50%'*
120
..
21'A
•
V,
25
41%
6,900
/
"v
•
11%.
-11 Va
20%
-
29% V
*100V+ 102
'
42
*41%
29%
;
•
11%
V
•
*24%
42 %
50%
*24%''
41%
'
50 V2
*
29%
*
*100%-101
'
8% Apr
5
25
6% Jan
67 1
29 %
*
100 %
-
10%
1
11
21-
*
*25
*24%
• - -
_25"
1
__
Telep &
Pacific
Mar
'
Corp——_
Electric—
&
Teleg
preferred.:
Jan
150
7% May 26
38
.
21
29 Va"
'
100%
100 %
'
10%<-
10%*
_:__r20%
1
29%" "29%
;
100%
:
17% Jan 2S
*
15
100-
conv
common—
30 '*■
29%
r*-
preferred..::
1100
Fisheries Iric—__i__5
; 16 V* May 16
\B2
-
31%
*153
31
31%
154
31%
31%
*153
31
31%
154
31%
31%
32
153 Va
153 Va
31%
31%
190
2,600
3.400
15,500
7,800
20
1,700
23
^
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Previous
Range for
*
Monday
Tuesday
July j»
STOCK
YORK
AND
July Id
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest-
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Pear 1954
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Monday, July 25, 1955
.1.
*
Ju.y tit
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
H1GII
'■
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
;
J uiy
Juiy si
Snares
Zi
R
*eb
7
53% Mar
4
67% Jan
6
104% July
5
Rayonier Inc common
11
39 % Dec
29
36% Jan
18
Jan
4
86% NOV
81% Jan
S
28
4% Mar
1
8% Dec
5
22
76
2% Jan
10% Dec
Jan
4
52 % Dec
25 ft Jan
4
62
37
Nov
7
86% July 20
47
5
10% July
6
Jan
2
55% Jun
11% July 18
8% Mar 14
22
6
23
41% July
36'A July 14
39% Oct
15
37% July 14
11
20% Dec
31
18
13
34
Dec
29
31% Jan
6
42% Dec
29
39
Jan
t
43% Mar 30
Sep
13
34 % Jan
7
38 y« May 20
1
22% Dec 31
18% July 22
29% Jan
6
42
36% Feb
1
30% Jan
28
36
Jun
32
Feb
16
16% Jan
4
26
12% Apr 27
18
19Ye Mar 22
13
May
0
377/s Jun
Mar
1
8
27% May 12
17
Jan 13
New
Reading
.
4%
3
8% Dec
20
7% Jan
3
11V4 Feb
24% July
1
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
2
38% July 18
8% May
7
147/a Dec
3
23
Dec
12% Feb
61 % May 10
67% Feb
12 y2 Apr
64
65% May 19
22
31
17
31
43% Aug 23
Jan
11
Jan
4
Dec
8
7
12
13% Jan
Jun
6
31
70% Dec
13
8% Dec
22
22
44 % Dec
61% Jan
12
33% July
Dec
2
9% Jun
64
Jan
40
51
Mar 11
88
Feo
82
Jau
Nov
101
Jan
26
Aug
36
Jan
Dec
31 '/a Apr
55
12
37
33% Dec
9
37
May 11
91
26
105
25% Jan
8
July 22
48% July 20
Mar 14
2
July
95% July
22
81
224
2
78
Jun
10% Jun
6
Dec
Mar 16
5
May 11
29
46% Feb
37% Jan
1
14
11
48% Jan
20
May
77 »/a Dec
11
76 Vs Mar
64% May 12
22
3
28% Dec
29
27 y2 Jan
7
13% Oct
7
J
36 % May 10
12% Jan
7
Jun
16
22
4
34% Dec
23
28
6
Mar 14
24
Jan
12
40 y2 Dec
23
36
Jan
7
40 %Jun
Conv
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
48 V« Apr
20
17% Jan
187/a Jan
26% Dec
4
148
Jan
Jan
18
25
Oct
94ya Jan
31
281V2 Oct
4
12
257
lUo'/a
8
96
uce
<.9
Oct
7
35
31% July
«
19
372
±1
Jan
luv)
•
33% Jun
105% Mar
1
July 19
Feb
36
21% May 12
9
4
1
13% Mar 24
11
9y2 Jan
6
65% Aug
9
72% Nov 29
68% Jan
29
05% July 22
14% Jan
4
21V4 Nov
Jan
18
26% Jun 22
11% Nov
6% May 27
50 % Nov
33 y8 May 21
19
15
Republic
$1
Revere
47% Sep
9
42'/a July 21
5
93
11 Va
11 '/4
&i
51
50-/J
921/4
92 V4-'
;
,
37
51'A
:
93 Va
'
'37
38
21'A
34 */2
^M-
*43 Va
37
I074
9'A
9%
lb'/a
_
16
9'A
'
14%
14%
4b %
'.'47 Va
'
78
*63
*54
b6
100
4%
&
'
800
So 74
2,3i/J
38 Va
7,o00
3 712 '
va
37%
3712
21
21'A
21
21V,
19,100
34%
3474
35
36 Va
2,560
- •
■*3 7
>
5,000
-
45
*43'/a
37 Va
*37 Va
38'/a
38
*35 Va
38
6%
100
■
22
22'A
22
22
16%
16
16 V4
16'A
163/a
13,200
lOVa
IOV4
10'A
3,000
*3774
38-/8
5uO
*181/2
1874
3,200
9 Va
38'A
19-,a
18 Va
18 Va
64
*63
63-/4
16'/a
l
9JA
16
3574
9'/a
64
*63
16-a
3374
/
'
457a
'
46 74
46
77%
-
16 '/a
9,800
38-/8
78,860
9 V»
ll,0u0
-
15
46 Va
467/s
77%
97a
974
97a
216 va
215'A
219 Va
219 Va
4b VB
47%
974
214'/a
48v a
974
216 Va
4d7a
9
-
Va
-
*103'A
104 V4
37%
37%
37 Ye
34 V2
6%
6%
35
3V/a
9
-
4,400
78
15,100
48'/a
30,400
224
48%
4,3o0
62
86%
87
104 Va
*103
500
87%
1041/4
104 Va
1
3
va
78
•
35 Va
35'A
3
900
40,600
-
78'A
;
*55
62
V
86%
88
*86%
8/'/a
103'A
48 Va
48
*55
62
*55
62
2o0
: 9 'A
14%
143A
46 Va
'/a
77%
77 Va
77 Va
78 Va
-
■
9»A
*14Va
14-4
*14 V2
,
1D Va
387a
9 '/a
>
37%
16%
»/4
36
:
2,600
64
63*/a
"
>
33%
34%
'k
22 V8
38
46% '
37 Va
45
*43 Va
*35 Va
1874
14%
-
,
6%
6%
71%
70 Va
69 %
69%
70
33%
32%
32",4
33
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
lo%
30
Controls com—1
30%
30
30
29%
30
*37-
33%
37 va
/ Va
200
/
7,900
5,200
36
35%
500
lo%
15V4
1578
5,500
29%
30%
3U%
30",4
3,000
*3o%
38 %
3 /7a
40
*46%
47
46%
47 Va
47 %
4
297a
29%
30
2y%
29%
2y%
30
365
365
-372
102
102
*101
'
»/4
372
*101
"
200
1,000
10,000
400
372
372
372
*365
374
101
102 %
*101
102'/a
10
24%
24
24%
7,200
12%
1274
12%
12%
5,500
'82 Va
837a
83 Va
85-/8
82,200
23%
23%
23%
24
8,600
3
•%
37%
37 Ya
4,800
12 Va
*12 Va
24%
22%
23 V2
23%
24 •%
24%
12%
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
bi %
827a
8OV4
81%
807a
81'A
23%
23%
23'A
23 Va
23 V4
24
37 V2
3d '/4
37 ya
37%
37%
37%
37%
5
*12%
12%
12%
12 %
*1278
12 72
12 Va
5
10
(Jacob)
/ ',4
102%
*36/
102%
%
1
(The)
37%
*37
30 Va
30
22
10,000
"
-
40
47
30
100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
49,900
33%
33
47%
38 %
47
preferred series A
6%
717a
6%
71
*32%
:
46%
38%
25
6%
6%
697a
*32'/a
70
33%
No par
Ruberoid Co
Si
38
73
38 Va
14%
Spring & Axle Co—_—5
Haas Co common
__20
Rockwell
37%
16
9'/a
*86:/a
1*74
preierred
conv
94
37 Va
*36 Va
16 Va
103
6v, %
Mines
Rochester Gas & El Corp
Rohm
,
.38
33%
No par
No par
Ritter Company
5 %%
92
*3774
33 Va
*55
6%
Richfield OH Corp
Robertshaw-Fulton
:
-1874
9%
103
37 3A
—
Roan Antelope Copper
50 Vs
Ltd
Trust
—;
~
77
A-
47 Ya
102%
5
Co
Paper
Selection
50%
37 Va
*
series
100
Co—.——1
shillings
51'A
38 Va
214'/a
974
220
47
Manufacturing
Rhinelander
33,0*0
9'/a
45%
-
;
\
-b6
series
117a
22 Va
9 VB
60
Preferred 4.50%
4,100
11'A
*9'A
16'A
*
•
78%
9%
:
Preferred 3.60%
i,3o J
11%
45
9Va
33
16 Va
10
Rheem
34,800
74
8Ya
38
*43'/a
»
-lo %
*373/4
34%
9Va
Co—i
Common
80
8Va
*36'/a
38
l0'/8
19
218
Co
ivietals
51'/a
bo'A
9
*35 Va
45
22'/a
*9
63 'A'.
33%
No par
1
50c
10
10
common
50 Va
80 y4
34%
3474
34%
22'A
18 Va
62
5
100
Corp
;
50 Va
,
21 Va
37 Va
20/a
37
*35'/a
38 Va
38
No par
:
'
37 V* •'
*37
37Va
20%
,
No par
2.0O
—No par
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
10
491/4 Feb
38% Jan 28
45
-
lo y4
Copper & Brass
Keynolcis
Ruppert
7
9
*4JVa
'
10
preferred
Steel
Rexall Drug
15% Mar 21
16% Mar
11V*
11 Va
37 Va
f-
22 Va
series—
Pictures
convertible
Republic
«07« Jun
12% Aug 23
vO
5oc
pfd 3 % %
12 % J uiy
3
*34 Va
—No par
Reo Holuing Corp
37% May 31
24
87/a
'
22 V4
Republic Aviation Corp—
8
41
7% Jan
■
3b
Reliance Mig Co common
5
bo
9 '/a
(Robt)
Rhodesian
6% July 11
6»/b July 21
2174
,
37'/a
Inc
50
86/a
9
"V92%
37%
2i%
50'A
b6
9lA
*61
38%
37 '/a
49 Va
86
10-A
94%
*36
Reliable Stores Corp
105% Apr
3
V'4
50 Va
■■■*
9Va
V
'
5i%
*96'/a
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
29
48% July
7% Mar 14
109 y2 Jan 20
54
46
7
15% Apr
8
May 16
3
125
7
'
5
Bit Co
Bros
'
11%
94
50
2nd
Hosiery Mills_.
Reed Roller
Reeves
preferred
preferred
1st
noncum
Silk
Va
*ou 74
25
5
50
50
49%
86
■„
9 V'4
38%
common
noncum
4%
Real
16
May 19
44 y4 Feb
May 18
41
37% Feb 24
19% July 19
4
5% Mar 14
9
14% Dec
10% Jan 26
14
Co
b5%.
ll'/a
—
preferred
$2
51;
9
1
common
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reis
4% May
preierred
1st
$3.50
24
15
40
4
8% Jan
Jan
Radio Corp of
5
Feb
25% Apr
31% Jan
26% Jan
50%
bova
America com__No par
No par
RKO Pictures Corp—
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Raybestos-Manhattan
No par
22% Jan
42%
43
9o%
106% 106 Va
*9%
50'/a
25%
25%
32
32%
42%
43 Va
43
42 Va
b-±;4
s*"/4
90 74
9o%
9474
1
200
13
S
88% Jan
4
99% Oct
103% Jun
14
112V4 0ct
4
Dec
104% Jun
16
114
Feb
21
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
St Joseph
22% Jan
11
20
44
317/s Jan
11
18% Jan
14
23
1
30
Dec
40
July 27
Nov
22
62% Jan
Apr
5
211
94
16
21
21
74
Dec
29
275
15
145
296
Dec
170
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jun
17
88% Jun
320% Apr
15
28
170
10
9
20% Jan
12
41% Dec
93% Jan
4
103% Nov
5
101% Jun
8
105
14% May
3
Dec
27
17% Apr
25
19
29% Dec
31
14% Dec
10
Jan
19
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
1
17% Apr 28
33% Mar 14
23
*27»A Dec '31
26
Jan
7
July 13
;
St
Louis
5%
St Regis Paper Co
1st pfd 4.40%
y* Jan
3
20
Sangamo
17
Savage
27% Jan
3
San
24 % Dec
31% July 21
Schering
66 % Nov
22
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Scott Paper
Dec
23
94% Jan
98
11
May 26
102
Jan
25% Jan
8
4
Nov
10
102% Jan
15
85
17% Jan
' 5
Jan
4
42
Jan
33
4
Jan
24
102
5
July 21
98
31
108% Nov
16
34% Dec
103
31
Jan
33% Jan
12
2fl
6
89% Mar 23
85 V4 Jan
4
31
113% Jan
19
114
Dec
22% Dec
7
7
39% July 15
92% May 18
131
July 18
15
17
104
35% Jun
Apr
1
108% Jan
4
43 % Jan
6
59% Apr
5
16
18% May 34
Jan
14
0
31V* July 18
79 % Nov
2fi
74% Jan
6
105% Juiy 11
22
37
3
58% July 18
7% Nov 26
3
9% Jan
13
Jan
8% Mar 15
6% Jan
Electric
Co
Seaboard Finance Co
$5.75 sink fund
Seaboard
OH
Seagrave
Sears
Corp
&
Co...
Refrigerator
11 Va Apr
2b
Seioerling
29
9% Apr
26
Servel
Rubber
Inc
5
Co
1
1
26
B
20
May 18
39% Jan
7
61% Jan
4374 Dec
49% Apr
11
Shamrock Oil &
Dec
31
33% Jan
46% Apr
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)__
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
38
11% Jan
21
31
13
36% Feb
10
31
56
Jan
18
66% Mar
31
22 % Jan
6
31 Va uec
2
42% July 19
61% Dec
15% Jan
24 % Dec
5
Mar 15
7
9% Mar 14
Dec'20
17
18
28% Jan
107/a Dec 29
4
14% May 10
7
$4.50 preferred
4
43% Dec
6
45
Nov
31
32 % Jan
4
52% Dec
22
35% Jan
4
54% Dec
31
25% Jan
5
6% May
35
Apr
6
23
40
May 5
13% Jan 12
15% Jan
48% Mar 14
Nov
59% Dec
21
57% Jun
15
Skelly
Oil
53% Jun
23
Smith
(A
15% Feb
28
Smith
(Alexander)
9% Feb
4
6
18% Dec
10
17% Jan
19
49 % Jan
8
54
Jan
19
64
29% May
6
43% Nov 29
30% Jan
lu
37% Jan
$
40
35
Mar 14
39% Jun
28
11
Dec
46% Dec
52
1
23
Feo
24
377/8 Jan
11
15% Jan
5
19
July 28
17% Jan
7
25% May
6
17
2
29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6
28 Va Jan
28 Va Feb
31% Jan
7
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
51
14
10
Inc
common
73
174
23
44% Jan
29
51
Jan
18
18
Smith-Corona Inc
10
7
62% July
7
7
12 % May 23
19% Mar
54 Va
Feb
July 21
21 Va Mar
33
3
25
7
Jun
6
35% Feb
16
65 Va
July
Solvay American Corp 4%
South Carolina E
24 Va
24%
&
G
Natural
Ediscn
*203
11 Va
18%
*52
31
*38%
53 Va
25
4% Mar 16
7% Dec
29
6
52
Oct
4
65% Mar 31
99
14
Nov
Jan
29
4
106
Jan
19
Feb
Elec
7
71
Apr
Feb
14
16% Jun
2
11% Aug 12
1
July 11
10% Jan
5
63% Jan
4
24% Jan
11
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
36% Jan
4
92% Sep
22
88
12% May 17
12 Ya Jan 28
17% Dec
7
For
31
see
page
29% Jun
102 % July
9
July U
4.20%
Sperry
July 22
Apr 13
40% Mar 2
16% Feb
15
4
11
Public
$4.50
99
97 Va
983/a
10,900
55
55%
55 v4
56%
30,900
10%
10 V2
5,400
7%
11,300
9%
29
99 Va
56
55
9%
7%
9Ya
10%
7Va
9%
73/a
77 a
—.
Corp common
'
46
55 %
56%
55
49Va
13%
62%
70
24%
15 Va
43
10
29 Va
*28
60 Va
61 Va
28%
29 %
15%
15%
16
*15 Va
16
47 Va
55'/a
48
49%
Va
56
*55 Va
433/a
4274
42
42
3/a
8,900
4474
43 Ya
44
V4
J.5,400
10
10
29 Va
*28
601/4
611/4
29
29 Va
1574
15%
*15%
48 Va
*55 '/a
250
58
16
49%
'56
lOVa
10'/a
62 3
61'/a
29
15%
3,700
29
*28
.
a
5,400
29 Va
5,400
16'A
10,700
*15'/a
16
43%
49
3,000
1,700
56
56
57%
57 Ya
28,700
55
55%
8,300
57%
57
57%
•57»A
57 Ya
55%
55%
55%
5574
5574
4974
1374
13Va
9,200
13
13%
13 s,a
13%
50'/4
13 Va
49 Va
1,200
49 Va
49 Va
50
63'/a
64 %
64 Va
*63 Va
65 Va
71
71
*69
71
170
71
24 Ya
2474
24%
25
2,800
24%
25%
26
63 Va
63 Va
*69
70
24%
24%
49
170
3A
4,400
com
18%
53
18%
*52
11 Va
103/4
11
187a
19
183/4
19 Va
9,500
18%
18%
19
53
*52
53
10%
7,000
10%
10%
11
*205
*205
*206
53
*52
*52
53
31»A
3174
313/a
32'A
39
39
39
7,600
21,400
31%
31 Va
31 Va
39%
*38Va
39 Va
38%
39%
39
53%
54V»
54%
54%
53 7
54
54 Va
20
20
20 V*
54
53 Va
a
3,200
31%
31 Va
700
19%
19%
19%
32 Va
32 Va
32 Va
32 Va
32%
32%
32 Va
34%
347a
347a
35
34 Va
347/a
34%
63%
62%
62
12,200
30 Va
30%
31%
30 Va
31 Va
30'/a
30%
31
30%
61%
30 Vs
627a
26,900
62
6174
63 y4
61
62'A
6,500
94V2
95%
94V/4
97
97'A
97 Va
95
9674
96
93%
52Va
52 y4
52 V4
52'A
52%
52 Va
52 Va
52%
*521/4
523/a
90 Va
*89
90 Va
No par
/—50
100
*89
90%
28%
28%
28
23 Va
23 Ya
5%
5%
5%
5%
6%
6%
*6Vs
*84
66 Va
88
66 %
6
67 Va
101
100
19%
l
101
19%
*100
19%
24%
6%
6%
*6 '/a
90
*83
90
66%
66%
66%
101
101
101
19%
19%
19 Va
25%
25%
26 Va
102%
101%
1013A
15%
15%
15%
16 %
16 Va
16%
83
83
83 %
83 Va
83%
83%
44
44%
43%
44 %
43%
44 Va
39%
92%
39%
91 Va
40 Va
91 Va
15
14%
9%
25%
50c
*102
No par
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
1
88
'
39%
*91%
14%
9%
26%
102Va
9%
*102
40 Va
40%
*91 Va
92 Va
a
14%
14%
9%
9%
14 7
-
9%
*89
1,100
7,000
'900
90 Va
2874
28 Va
28%
24
Va
24
5%
23Va
1
*89
28%
28%
23Va
5V8
SO Va
23 3,4
28%
1
par
*89
28%
23%
1
No par
5
Inc
11%
*2U3
10%
19Va
2
preferred
__
34%
25
common
Brands
*15Va
61%
42 Va
10
10
7Va
57%
32'%
common
Square D Co
Standard
98 V'4
56'/a
19%
Service Co_
preferred
Inc
293/a
100 '/4
29%
100%
60
34%
No par
preferred
Rand
29'/a
3,100
32 %
tr ctfs
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
$4.50
20 Y« Mar
preferred
Spencer Chemical Co
Spiegel
93% Apr
(Del)
$5.50 preferred
8
85
Mar 22
14% July 21
26.
21
52
18
Co
Mobile & Ohio stk
16% July 20
68% Mar 14
15% Dec 20
footnotes
102% May 2
23% Jan 10
43% Jan
49% Nov 23
27
2,700
29
107
19%
Southwestern
4
53%
27 Va
107
*52 V4
32%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
No
Spear & Co common
July 18
98% Feb
23% Nov 30
Dec
7Y8 Jan
53
2974
34%
8
88
107
52'A
7.50
Co
5
18
59
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
70
Feb
4
22% Jun
4
7
80% Mar
101 %
6% Jau
10
29% May
24% July
♦106 %
53
No par
5
&
Gas
6
4
107
52
1974
49% Jan
27
*lU6'/4
54
11,200
22
4% Jun
106 Va
27,100
15
26% Mar 15
2,700
61%
Nov
15% Jan
7,200
33 Va
20 V4
Dec
9
81%
33
20
92
2
80
33
60 Va
50
29
81
327/a
20
5
6% Dec
80
32%
6074
14
29% Aug
81%
1974
Jan
16% Dec
79%
59V2
Jan
5
25'A
25%
80
22
*24
19 '/a
37
15
25
26 'A
Southern Production Co Inc
1
Southern Railway common—No
par
Apr
20
150
*24
60 Va
South'n
Oct
4,700
9074
131
18%
7
4
3874
38'A
9074
*126
25%
4
12% Jan
39
9174
131
58 y4
5
25
25
*24
25
38 Va
*90-;4
*126
18%
99% Jun
27
38 va
26%
38 Va Apr
Jan
128 74
61
18
92
91%
128 >A
140
18
7274 Jan
14
*90%
10
97
104 V2
25%
30% July 19
87% Apr
38%
91%
*103
73
*9574
*103
59 %
81% Dec "20
non-cum
39 %
132
74
97
104%
19%
Jan~lf
5%
104%
104
104
72 Va
*95%
60%
39%
52% May 31
72ra
97
26%
Co com_4.50
(The)
South Indiana Gas
Pacific
8,500
71%
*95%
96
18%
50
California
Southern Co
7374
72-8
59%
l
preferred
Southern
34,000
25%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No
par
8% preferred
25
Southern
31 'A
26
pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
5%
30 '/8
5
Solar Aircraft Co
23
313/a
15
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc.
27% Feb
Jun
30%
1
33% Jan
210
25,900
3U%
53%
9%
55%
13%
25
Corp
65 V*
14% Jan
Jan
55 %
51
5
Co
70
17
4,600
23 Va
29%
*32%
29
57%
64%
10% Dec
34
5
100
4
13V4
2274
29"/4
99%
16,,
100
18
13
25
33 Va
53
46%
56 %
preferred
7
13%
22 Va
28%
preferred
18
13 Va
22 Va
28 Va
15%
4.20%
July 19
13 V4
29 %
15%
3Va%
5% Jan
Mar
Sinclair Oil Corp
2 7'A
1,500
27-/8
61%
6
138% Feb
Aug 19
46%
55 Va
57Va
10,300
22
29 Va
5
18
175
*15%
No par
19V4
27 Ya
13 va
28%
13%
50c
18%
27-a
4278
July
25% July
277a
40
104
*103
13 Va
42
10
July
49% Jan
27 Ya
14,9u0
45'A
4474
22%
*23
60 Va
76
25% Aug 11
1874
29%
73
32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31
4
103 '/a
187a
*28
61%
9
4
45'A
103 %
58
6
4
43 Ye
5774
29
15% Jan
18%
41 Va
Feb
35% Jan
28
lOo
lb Va
41 Va
Jan
26
43%
43%
*103'/a
18%
57
54
25% Apr
43%
105
10
166
*150
81
106%
53 l/a
49
31
106
33
33 Va
20% Jan
1
24% Dec
59% Jun
May 24
O)
282
*xoO
41 'A
_No par
37% Mar 14
19
282
loo
56 Va
No par
1
Co
11% May 12
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
285
*147
41 Va
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
48 %
42
51
Simmons
59
6
*270
166
56 Va
;
49% July 20
3
July
1,000
285
290
*270
41
issued"
6
Jan
44
7,960
86 Va
56%
America
39% Jan
8
2,300
3274
86 Va
56%
41%
43%
10%
1
Corp of
"When
% Jan
36 % Jan
29
26
32 V'4
8674
*55%
41%
42%
10
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton
22
2574
32 Va
86'/a
7%
7.50
19% Jun
26
32 Va
7%
Shell Oil Co
30% July 12
*2i> 7a
86%
77a
1
5,000
3<i",8
7%
Gas
72
25-/4
No par
69 % Jan
50
85 Va
1
common
340
1,900
50
80%
81%
29%
31%
99% 101 Va
5*%
56'%
9%
9%
No par
Co
10
55
53 74
"50
31%
*128
*24
131
25
106% 106%
5
Roebuck
Seeger
33%
1
par
1
30
4
81
common
Dec
4
131
*24
40
preferred—No
Nov
8% Jan
100
5
Co_
41
25% Jan
9l"/4
(The)
52
27% May
*90-/4
preferred
Scrantcn
Dec
10% Feb
100
common—
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
33% Dec
45% Dec 31
7
Co
96
105
39%
preferred
conv
7
395/8 Nov
6% July
Mfg
3.65%
4.30%
2
12
7
Scovlli
72%
*9o-/tt
*104
3u'A
49%
25%
27V4
1322%
28%
71V4
96
104'%
38'/a
*90%
29%
71%
_25
preferred
87% Jun
57 Va Mar 18
Jan
$4
29'/a
._15c
19,8
•106'A
86
18-va
13'A,*
No par
:
lOu'A
*9
78
15,900
9474
106 Va
32%
43%
*103%
22% '
No par
No par
Co common
23% Feb
Mar 14
21% Jan
13
Corp
Mar 31
30
108
Mar
13 Va
lOova
49%
lUt>
4274
42 Va
*94'A
IO6V4
25%
*270
*147
166
43 Ya
22y4
43
S5
10o7a
b5%
290
5
42 V,
*90
31%
b6%
1.4o
$3.40 preferred
48%
*25%
lb'/4
10
s.
Inc
69% Mar 14
22
30
Dec
80
107
Feb
Co
106
105
18%
27-/4
27-/4
100
10
Corp-;.;
Industries
*147
43%
*l03va
5
common
series A__
Electric Co
Electric
Arms
*270
100
Diego Gas &
Schenley
86
Ry Co—100
preierred
noncum
4
11% Jan
No par
Power
Hy Co
Southwestern
47% Sep 20
89
10
common__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
14% Feb
8
6
St L San F
30% Jan
Mar 14
12% Jan
\ 21% Apr 25
22
49% Jun
100
Lead Co
St Joseph Light &
27
29
Apr
123
22
26
July 14
34% Jun 13
25 % Mar 14
76% Dec
8
4
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred—
Jun
24
24
7,300
7,200
5%
574
5lA
5 Va
3,300
*6 Vb
6 VA
6%
6%
1,100
90
*83
67
67
101
101
*83
67 Va
*101
88
68
1,000
1,700
101%
170
20 Va
5,900
219,000
193/a
19 Va
lu %
257/a
26%
26%
27 V*
101 Va
102 %
101%
102 Va
250
16
16 V'4
15 3A
16 Va
58,200
Va
84 Va
85
85
570
83
44 Va
45%
44 Ya
46
4,800
40l/a
40%
40%
40Ya
7,500
91 Va
91 Va
91Va
240
91 Va
14%
14%
14%
14Ya
6,200
9%
9%
10
1,500
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Number 5449
Volume 182
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
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EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1954
£
•*'.
71% Jan
vr ■
"73 Vi Jan
•79=** Oct
52%Jwn
~44%"-Oct 29
?#•
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
.
Highest
Lowest.:
'•■
*
48%T3ec
4
45
4
32% Jan
8
112y4 Dec
42
31
Dec
6
Oct
26
10% Feb
4
20% Dec
30
42% Feb
5
53 % Oct
22
30 % May
5
42% July 30
12
-
Jun
28
18% July 15
22% Feb
14
40% May 26
50-Feb
36
53% July 22
Stauiler
15%re>j
Sterchi Bros Stores life——
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
5
36 Ve Feb
17
46
Dec
6
42 V* Mar 14
22 'A Apr
30
30% Feb
15
24 % May 12
4
Mar 25
23j/4 Jan
t>
33% July
18% Jan
6
16% Feb
23
19% Aug 24
27 % .Dec 29
4
21
4
19'/a Jan
26 % Jan
10 % Nov 23
14% Dec
20
30% Jan
48
30
11
Nov
37% Jun
8% Jan
12% Nov
4
4
1
101
Dec
30
97% Jan
20
30
70
Dec
30
67% Feb
11
113"% Jan
7
118% Aug
9
115% Apr
5
21% Jan
6
24
11
71% Jan
7
4
Jan
635
84% Dec
12% Dec
Jan
4
a
31
816
6
8
740
50
30!
46
Jun
26
24'A Nov
10
20
Mar 30
4
51 »/2 Sep
28
45% Mar 15
3P% Jan
4
81'A Jan
13
105V2 Jan
14
4Va Feb
24
;
Nov
48% Dec
281
2*% Jun
1
18
7y4 Dec 29
6% Jan
6
11,700
32%
5,500 '
*21%
22
21
%
21%
1,500
18%
18%
18%
21%
22
18%
18%
18%
18%
*20'A
-21
20 Va
20%
*20%
21
28%
29
28%
29
,28%
29 V4
*
29
29'/4
16,500
1
25%
25%
25%
25%
25 Ve
25%
r
25V4
25%
6,000
36,900
Co
Broadcasting
Corp
:
Chemical
Sun
Corp
Class A 4%%
28%
-,
9%
10
9%
10%
58
58
58
*57%
58
57%
57%
38%
39
39'A
*38 Vi
39
*38'A
14%
14%
14%
15%
15%
103%
103%
70%
70%
70%
*116
100
9%
.
70'A
711/4
2
11
>.
(The)
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com
1
..
$4.40 cum pfd
3
Symington Gould
(conv)__i
Corp
25%
26
25%
26
33,000
27'A
27%
27'A
27%'
10,400'
39
38%
39%
38%
38 %
38%
40
85%
85%
85%
85%
86 Vb
86
86
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
11'/a
*950
980
1,000
27'A
53'A
50%
51
22'/2
22'/a
22%
*22'A
52
521/4
52
52%
51%
-
7%
7%
27'A
28
27%
2<J%
2,w0
50'A
48%
49%
491/4
49%;
2,900
22%
22 '/4
22'A
*22'A
22/a
500
52
51%
51%
51%
52 %
47%
47
47%
47%
48'A
7,500
lt.,100
100
r
*98
146
*141
*98
146
-
100
*98
100
142
100
*136
7%
100
27%
46%
46%
45%
146
700
1,000
49%
*98
100
*970
1,000
5,700
5,400
26%
26%
47
'A
*98
*136
*970
995
995
7
27%
46
•
27%
22%
7.50
No par
No par
;
1
preferred
$4
3
5,800
117%
26 v.'
7
51%
25
6
Co_
&
117%
"
71
70%
*116 %
27%
27%
27'A
5
4.16%
i
Swift
50
104
*103
71%
71
*116%
2,200
2t>,300"
16%
85'A
86
10%
Sweets Co of America
1
;
104
*103
15%
:
2,100
39
25%
26%
38%
39%
*920
15%
r
10%
86
25
_50
,
117%
*116'A
117'A
,
26% •27
25%
27
26
10c
Superior Oil of California
70%
*116'A
117/2
Sunshine Mining
Co
10'A
9%
.
103
103
104
39
'•
"
14 Vb
14%
*1021/2
1
2
;
57%
1
preferred
2
10
1,600
38%
10 "A
No par
21
j.
6,800
57%
.No par
common.
Superior Steel Corp
fournerland Paper Co
25%
•
3874
10
-
1
29
25%
-
21
*20%
38%
.1
$4.50 series A preferred
*
.
57
10
No par
Corp—
:
"Wnen issued"
*
20%:
*20'A
20%
8% Mar
9,400
27%
321/4
21%
'•
-
Sunray-Mia-cont Oil Co common
1
4%% preferred series.-A—
1
5V2 % '2nd pid series of '55
_30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
12.50
150 V» Jun
50%
27 %
32
18'A
■t
49% Jun
15
1281/2 Jan
50
27%
31%
21'A-
98% May 31
91% Apr
16
Dec
147% Dec
50%
27V»
18%
r
Sun oil co common
52 % May
Mar 14
41
16 *
96
'
49%
<
21%
1
58% May
2
11
Feb
16
1,200
181/4
29% May 20
41% Feb
lb'/B
21%
'
30% Jan
15
*15
15%:
5
Fuller Co:
Baer &
4
Mar
4.800
15»/4
15
6,900
31%
July 22
1,040
Jan
18% Feb
Jan
20% Dec
8
14'A Jan
53 %
27%
13
12% Jun
50%
49%
15
1U78 Mar 11
3
1,400
51
49%
51
: 48
.
31
7
86% Mar
44%
491/4
11
75% May 17
30
44'A
.<27 >/4
21 Va July 19
40
19%
44%
*44
44%.
31%:
Sunbeam
32% May 11
19
27%
Studebaker-Packard
27% Jun
-
49%
19%
50%
-
118% Jan
■»
25 % May 12
14%
11%
19 Vb
31 'A
6
Jun
•14%
14 %
12
19 %
»/8
441/4
11%
27%
4
75% Mar
47
6,700
12
11%
31%
Jun
105
47
14%
*47 %
•
100%
*100
100 %
-
8,000
51%
Storer
16% Apr
12% Jan
Feb
68% Dec
48
19
"43
491/4
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference—::—
20
Stone & Webster______i.l!
No par
17
41 % Jun
19'A
44
18 'A
42%
48%
)6,400
32,y00
35,200 "
28
15% Jan
21
18%
44
: 19
48 %
,
52 »/4
137%
*100
100%
11%
11%
51%
135%
-
Shares
31 'A
5
!-6J
1
11%
11%'
'100
100%
*100
100%""
11%
52 Vb
135%
48%
49%:
.
27%
29% July
9% July 12
42% Mar
•48%
51%
•
.
51%
Stix
July 14
30% Feb
6
49%
;
94%
93 %
>92%
the Week
-
134'/a
51%
134%
48%
July
5
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
13
19% Jan
51 Vb
133 '/8
4874
100
9v
90 %
51%
135%
51
136% '
48'A
90%
91%
133'A
52%
-
Friday
••
July 21
r ■
f
15
5
Inci——
Inc
Drug
Sterling
23 % May 23
23
51%
10
1
Co——:
Chemical
Stevens (J P) & Co
5
15
25% July 21
89
'
Jan
29
Dec
18% Nov
8
21'A Jan
7
15
5272 Jun
'29
20
16
13% Jan
1714 Jan
14
11
26% Dec
19% Feb
12
»A
20
Mar 28
13
11 Va Jan
13% Dec
July
102
6
8
102% Mar 11
135%
Oil of New
Standard
90%
92
91%
Jersey—,—15
/Standard. Oil of ©hto'nommon_!—10
3%% preferred series A
100
Standard Ry Equip Mig Co—
1
Stanley Warner Corp—:
5
Siarrext Co -I The) L
—Mo par
of Indiana
Standard Oil
7
July £0
July 19
July 18
California—No par
25
Standard Oil of
8
24
'50'A:Jun
Mar 14
8% Jan
Jan
7
11 Vb Jan
18
99% Jan
99
•
53% Jun
141 %
■
Par
Sales for
Thursday'"
Wednesday-
Tuesdays
Monday
—
EXCHANGE
98% July
18
*2% .May 18
1 Ob-8 Jau
NEW «YOKK STOCK
...
SALE PRICES
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
142
*142
145
22,700
8%
8 Vb
1
-
300
7%
8%
8'A
8%
22%
22%
*22%
23%
24
24
33 Va
33 Vb
33
33%
32%
33%
2,900
12
7%
121/4
12%
13'A
13
13%
20,300
■
T
24
27
18% Nov 26
17% Jan
10
Jan
25
33
Dec
15
25% Jan
6
-38% Nov
16
47 % Nov
23
41% Jan
17
57% Jan
4
88
Nov
29
83% Jan
6
Dec
20
42%
Dec~23
14% Jan
'14
July 22
25
Texas
Mar 14
14
5
Oct
12% July 14
19
Texas
Gulf
Gulf
Sulphur.
28
Texas Instruments
"28% Jun
4.48%
6
Jan
9% Dec
50% Dec
4
13
107
Jan
15% Dec
172
Dec
27
9
66
Dec
29
4
12% Dec
31
Pacific Coal
Pacific
7
Texas
May 27
Texas
61
Jan
6
79
12
Jan
6
20% July
Jan
18
5
19% Nov
19
7
19 % Dec
23
4
49 % Dec
23
46
8% Jan 22
17
11
9
Dec
39% May 17
6% Jun
Feb
12% Jun
Jan
7
Jun
1
9
7
Dec
15
2% Jun
21
;1
12
Sep 24
11 % Jan
11
43
6% Mar
15% Feb
7
42% Oct
18
53
Dec
31
47
Jan
18
60 % Mar 24
92 % Jan
7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25
105% May 10
16
24
Jan
17
27% Nov
18% July 20
26 % Dec
1
27% Nov
4
52% Dec
•'
5
28% Apr
7
Jan
6
58% Jun
23
13% Jan
31
3
17
>48
"
July 22
12% Jan
5
15y8Aug
6
25% Feb
2
40% Dec
31
37 Va Mar 14
48% July 12
13 y, Jan
35% Jun
15% Apr
51
58 Ve Jun
July 19
12
30% Dec
30
25% Jan
21
19
21% Aug 18
27% Dec 31
18% Jan
20
15% Jan " 4
55% Oct
26
60 % Nov
26
56
23
19% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
Dec
31
52
Mar
30% Nov
39
25
Mar 14
Dec
30
52
30% Dec
31
13
Apr
53
42
May 28
16% Jan ! 1
52 y* Dec
17
54
8
41%
41%
42'A
16,700
159 *
12%
12 '/8,
26%
26%
27
'
1,400
61%
62%
63%
64%
35,500
10%
6,600
.
73'/2
733/4
59% Apr
19%
19'A
19%
19 Vb
19%
22'A
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
19,100
4,900
22Vb
22 »/8
16 V2
16%
16 A
lb%
16%
16 Vb
2,100
16%
17
16%
16'/a
5
51%
50 %
*49%
50% >
50'A
130
51%
51'/a
50
51%
49%
No par
*121/8
12%
*12'/8
12%
*12'A
12%
*12V8
12%
100
12%
12 1/8
12%
11%
12%
11%
11/8
11%
12/2
18,800
12%
46i/2
*46%
46 %
46'A
46'A
46'A
46%
1,540
46%
46'A
12%
,
Co
'
12'A
common,
*46
*2%
3
14%
15
491/4
48%
102 »/2
*101
25 Va Mar 14
31% Jan
19% Dec
6
15% July 12
20 Vb Jan
19
5
57% Dec
6
47% July 19
60
Jan
19
6% Jan
4
16% Nov
30
11
July 20
32 ya Dec
13
41% Dec
24
30
Jury
'*15%
2%
2%
2%
*141/2
{
15
r
48%
-:
102i/2
471/2
*101
*,
>.
TXL
40% Mar 18
51'A
51 'A
52 »/4
52%
46%
45'A
46
45%
31'A
31
'
45%
30%
31'A
30%
24'A
23
23
27%
27%
27i/8
27%
27%
58%
58%
581/4
58%
58%
211/4
21%
21%
21'A
22 »/8
1
50
*51 %
52%
series A
(conv)
*51%
prior preferred
1
(The)
Corp
53
29'A .29%
53
53
29 %
29%
'
16'A
*47"
11%
31%
*51 %
28%
21%
53
29%
120
31%
32 Va
7,700
28'A
28
28'A
4,700
57%
57
57%
16 Ve
16%
5,100
9,100
52 'A
.
29%
101
•
17
2,500
52%
51%
46%
46 "A
32
24,400
46%
32%
32%
'
*23'A
24
200
24
*23'A
24
8,500
26,900
27%
■
27%
27%
28 Vb
*58'A
58%
*58'A
58%
600
28%
22
22
22%
9,400
52%
21%
*52
52
52%
300
29
28%
28%
53
53
53
30'A
2^7A
30
29%
,.,.,.16%;
45%
53
29
53
*52
102'A
32 »A
102 'A
31'A
1
27%
*58V4
7,400
51%
16'A
*23
3,300
56%
56%,
>15%
24'A
preferred
Oil
-.56%
15%
1
50
conv
Twin
57%
15%
5
Inc
.
28
28'A
56%
15%
51
52
•
4
28'/a
>
49'A
31%
32'A
58'A
■'*
15
48%'
*101
101
31%
15
48%
-
Williams Steel—-No par
Transit com—No par
__50
Coach Co_
1
-5%
28 Va
>28
47%
101
A
32%
2%
14%
47%
48%
600
2%
2%
2%
*141/2
15
31 'A
Twin City Rap
«
31%
-
2%
14%
.
'45%
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
,
— 1
13
g
28%
28 '
-57-
,
A—__2
Corp2~2—;jA_——2
World Airlines
Trans
32%
32%
(The):
Co
Preferred
14
6,100
19 Ve
:—No par
1
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
tThird Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)___
L15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
4 % preferred
;
100
Tide Water Associated Oil
10
$1.20 convertible preferred—25
Timken Roller Bearing.__—i~No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)—Ai-*.
5
2
14
74'A
73%
$1.25 conv preferred J——No par
$2.70
53 % Feb
157
*155
73 %
22%
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
33% Apr
10%
10%
156
73'A
73%
73%
19%
6
22% July 22
10%
*153
156
*154
157
62
10%
10 %
10%
10%
*154
12%
*2b%
59%
60
58
4,»u0
12%
26%
19 Vb
59%'Apr
8
41%
12%
26%,
26%
19%
5
18% Mar
41%
12%
73%
Transue &
18
-
10%
10%
452
100
Ry Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
18
61%
59 Va
10
15
Jan
41
'
19Ve
Transamerica
13% Jan
Jan
26%
24% July 13
-
14,600
55
102 'A
22'A
Trane
6
1m Jun
41%
*26 »/4
28% Jun
8
26%
28'/a
12%
24% Mar 11
Jan
13,800
27
.
22
26% Jan
16
36% Jan
34% Jun
103'A
27'A
55
54%
73%
Thermoid
18
3,100
102'A
26%
,
,__No par
The Fair
30
46Va May 11
44
1% Mar
8% July
41%
I2V4
$2.40 conv preference
12% July 22
55%
IOIV4
27
40%
12%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
July 12
6
7% Jan
29
4
53
2
11% Mar 16
July 30
20
19% Mar
16% July 20
38% Jan
•
23 % May
10
13% Jan
13% Jan
'
55 Va
1011/4
American Inc common—50c
Textron
5
54%
26'/4
26'A
41%
*26%
200
,
100%
t
1021/2
27%
Oil
Utilities Co
'
6% Jan
&
(
55%
55
100%
12%
ex-distribution—1
Pacific
&
11%
12
41
Land Trust—
Sub share ctfs
13
Jun
170
Mar 14
147
Texas
July 22
13% Jan
9% July 11
15
11
46% Mar
6* %
6
47'% Jan
16
33%
27
1
Inc
preferred series A__25
conv
22%
33
3%
Producing Co
Texas
16% Jan
5b'A
102%''
*22
No par
11
21
Texas
35
102 '/4
1
Co
-
12%
55 %
25
Tennessee Corp__
7
31% Apr
■44% Jun
May 16
38
Temco
6
11 %
1
2.50
Corp___.
2
July
26% July 12
5% Jan
Aircraft
17% May
62 '/a Jun--
108
33
32%
5
Corp
22%
*22
9
(Jqmes)_i.__
Telautograph
37% Apr 26
11% July 19
41
Talcott Inc
'•
16
,,
2,800
29%
29
54
300
2y%*
30
16%
16%
12,900
2,900
*53
%
16'A
16'A
16'A
16 »A
16'A
16%
50
47»A
471/4
48
48
11
11
11%
11%
4,200
11'A
11%
11 Ve
11%
11%
32'A
32%
32'A
33
32%
32%
25,700
31%
32%
32
V
50
*47
20
50
*47
u
7
14% Dec
Feb
24
•38% Dec
29
7% Jan
4
27"
33
.
69
Jan
11
2
31
8
75 t
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
80% Mar 14
11% Jan
4
23
July 23
20
28% Dec
21% Jan
25
15
92% Aug
3
99
85
Jan
7
94
99
Jan
5
105
,
113
9
Sep 28
Oct
14
27% Jan
7
100
59% Nov 24
50
38% Jan
4
105'A Jan
11
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
29 y4 Jun
24
45 % Jan
11
79 % Dec
20
66
3
103
'48
154
Dec
6
106% Feb
21% Apr 27
11
119% Dec
103 % July
20
51% Aug 23
38% Dec 29
139
31% Apr
6
113
25%
Nov'n
103% Oct
29
14
Jun
1
49
Dec
29
27
40
Jan
29
27
107% Apr
20
19% Sep 23
50% Dec
23
38% May 26
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
6% Dec
29
80% Jan
6
6 'A Nov
4
Jun
28
11
88
Aug 23
12
May 25
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
17
15'% July 20
104% Mar 29
Preferred
14
178
Jan
20
22
Jan
10
6
34% Jan
110
Jan
6
Jun
16
103% Jun
29
17% Jan
3
44% Jan
13
34% Jan
20
4% Apr
1
72 Va July 18
6
Jan
7
8% May 17
31% Jun
10
36% Jun
9
11 y8 Jan
12
1 j/b Jan
4
18
Mar 14
2% Jan
15
3
31% July 21
8
35
Jan
7% May
34
May
For
87%
Dec~31
6
52
6% Jan
78
Jan
7% Feb
11
60
Mar 31
May
36% Jun
39% Mar
9
13
2
23% Jun
6
Feb
9
3%
33% July
1
56% July 22
29
184% Feb
10
No par
4
39% Jun
28
Apr
18
90
Jan
29% 29-,4
*103 % 104
24% 24%
*52% 53 A
13% Dec
31
12% May 12
40% Dec
31
40% Jan
43 % Jun
5
15
*50%
50%
4/2
72 A
6A
10 A
70%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
—1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
77c preferred—
—100
United Electric Coal Cos
—5
4%
72 'A
6%
10V4
*69%
' 16%
16%
Engineering & Foundry:—5
14'A
15 ,a
$3.50
United
No par
United Gas Corp.—
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13'A
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
-1
United Park City Mines Co (The)—1
U S & Foreign Securities
1
United
U
U
U
3
3
No par
United
15
179
285
4
page
6
16
Mar 14
81% Jan
17
5
see
12
11% July 22
16% Mar
footnotes
No par
(Delaware)
July 21
Jun
214
19% May
54% Mar H
preferred
Carbon Co
46%
145
144% 145
called
of America—_No par
Board & Carton Corp
11
6
Dec
46
United
»i
101/e 101 A
53% 54 A
104
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50 /4 51
29 A 29 A
67 A 68/4
105
105
144
United
18 % Jan
Dec
184
«9
10
30
25
13 Va Mar 14
38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31
25
preferred
Biscuit
40
» /«
91
9i
Sb /e 97/s
28 /4 29 /4
29 A 29 /2
110 A ill A
*96
99
1952—100
Air Lines Inc common
25% July 22
55 % Jun
15% Feb
35
Jan
$4.50
15
4
4
175
United
78 % Jan
13
18
4%7c
3
27
33% Mar
Nov
23
Jun
66
27% Jan
Dec~30
Jun
31% Jan
5
100
J9/b
15%
United-Carr Fastener—
2
38%
21
108% Feb
preferred
Preferred 4% 7c series of
150 Va Apr
150
Mar 15
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
57c
United
48% Apr 21
25
common—50
noncumulative preferred—_50
Tank Car Co
No par
United
94
51% Feb
233
Union
32 % Jun'/' 3
106
Apr
Pacific RR Co
4%
May 16
31
4
Union
4
par
Oil of California
Union
Feb
Jan
52
Dec
11
7
Apr 27
59
May 12
Jan 17
57
22% Jan
par
Preferred
4
114% Jan
par
14
45% Jan
2y2 Sep
par
Preferred $3.70
Jan
Jan
No
series——No
$3.50 series
No
$4 series—a
No
Preferred $4.50 series—
91
6
Aug 17
29
8
Union
26
5
Mar 16
26% Jan
9
4% Jan
63% Jun
Jan
7
30
13
70% Apr
Union
Apr
50 Va Jun
28
Union
100
139
87% Jan
1
30
No par
5
20
Carbide.& Carbon
No par
Chem & Materials Corp—10
Elec Co of Mo common
10
Bag & Paper Corp
Union
30
98% Jun
Nov 24
Apr
22
31% Jun
108% Mar 22
87
4
102% July
6
Jan
28
Jan
96% Jun
43% Jan
104% Jan
16
43 Vb Jun
4
May
8% Jun
10% Aug 16
1
Udyllte Corp (The)
Underwood Corp _J__il—'
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
15
16% Jun
6
13% Jan
Q
11 % May
U
Fruit Co
No par
20
7% preferred
100
S Hoffman Machinery com—1.C5
4V4 "o preferred
100
S Industries Inc common
1
4% 7c preferred series A
—50
S
Freight
S
Gypsum
Co__
Co common
53%
31%
37%
20%
2%
?2
49
59 Va
32'A
38
20%
2%
32 -A
49
271% 279
*182
184
36Vs 27
*82
84
14% 14-/8
*41 /4 43
*15%
38%
*8%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
5,900
16
39
39%
39%
40'A
40'A
41%
12,300
39%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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8% *
1,800
89
89'A
89
90
89%
90'A
3,200
90
95
96
96%
97%
97%
99'A
30,000
96
28
28%
28
29%
29%
29'A
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89
94
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112
111
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99
28'A "
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91
91
102%
*101%
53%
54'A
53 'A
164%
28%
29'A
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28%
6,400
29%
29%
29%
20,100
111%
111%
111%
240
28 %
28%
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99
*96
99
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99
90 »/2
*101%
161
29'A
111 »A
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91%
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91%
120
90%
102%
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102%
102%
54
162
161
♦101%
53%
54
162%
*
163
50
12,300
54
53%
3,000
164%
164
1,700
51'A
51'A
51%
51'A
511/4
58%
51
51%
29%
29%
4,300
29%
29%
29 7A
29%
29%
29%
72%
72
73%
15,200
66%
68%
105 Va
105%
44%
45%
*138
143
*138
143
29%
104
24%
29%
104
67'A
69%
105
105
44%
45%
70
*104'A
105'A
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105'A
300
45%
46%
46'A
47%
24,500
29'A
*103'A
145
145
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155
l,3oU
142
142
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1-145
145
rl44'A
144'A
1,000
141
29%
105
24%
24'A
24%
29'A
29%
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105
25
24%
52>A
521/a
52'A
52%
52'A
52%
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50%
50"%
51
51'A
52
4%
4%
4%
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72%
72%
6%
6%
6'A
101/4
10 'A
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7OV2
16%
17V8
53'A
*51%
53
4%
5%
5»A
73%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
10%
11%
260
14,900
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10%
10%
10%
10%
330
70
71%
70
70
70 V*
70
17
17'A
17'A
17%
4,600
17
15%
9,600
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14%
15 Vb
15
15%
15
57%
58'A
57%
58'A
57%
58%
32
31%
31%
32
31%
32 'A
31%
38 'A
37%'
37%
38
38 Va
37%
37%
21
20 'A
20%
21%
20'A
20%
20%
2%
32%
32
49
49
278
280
183%
183'A
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35%
371/8
36 %
%
278
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2%
2%
32%
2%
32 "8
49
84
400
77'A
72%
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57,400
5%
76%
4%
14%
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2,300
54
58%
2%
1,900
25%
15'A
2%
230
105
*103'A
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4,900
30'A
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31%
51 %
52
55
281
280
280
184
182%
184
38
3 7'A
84
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32 'A
37%
84
14%
14'A
14'A
14'A
14%
14 Vb
41%
*41%
42 %
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42%
41%
58%
17,400
32%
21,100
38'A
1,500
21%
.
13,100
2%
32
8.500
32 %
2%
12,900
4,400
56'A
55'A
278
275
*182'A
'
37%
3,200
10
184
36%
,
15,000
84
*82 %
14%
11,400
42'A
14'A
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200
26.
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-
1
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
!6
Monday, July 25; 1955
,..
(334)
NEW YORK STOCK
tattfC iliM Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1954
'
'
Highest
Lewe«»
20% Dec
28
21
8% Jan
7% Feb
24
8% Dec
36 % Jan
4
77% Dec
59% Feb
3
Jan
11
39
Nov 29
70 % Jan
7
91
Oct
79 % Jan
11
-
Jan
6
42% July
6
91
Dec
6
6
157% Jan
49
May 12
54% Jan
17
61
Jan
-18% Oct
24
26
4
Jan
7
4
9S
Dec
1
4
3
Dec
31
'
Jan
154
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14% Apr 21
•i 100% Jun: 14
14
1% Jan
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2
4
*
31
11
41 % Mar 14
31% Oct
14
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20
11% Jan
4
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5
28% Jan
7
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30% Jan
4
4
48% Oct
4
Jan
11
2
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11
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13
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29
31
30
Jan
4
11
68
Jan
9
10% Jan
19
18% Mar 23
7%
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0
2
6
30
Oct
21
9
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan 19
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92%
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136 %
43%
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39%
39%
116'A
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80
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30
1,300
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10
8,000
105
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-
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29
116
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20
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4,300
140
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10
44%
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16%
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92%
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,
102
79
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33%
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32%
39%
43
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116
116
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Vulcan Detlnning Co common
31% Feb 24
92%
116
common
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Visking Corp
33%
100
100
»$4.04 dividend preferred.
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May
No par
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*
92%
T35
May 23
90% Mar
partic
33
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100
1
33
100
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34
33%
Virginia Elec Si Power Co com_.10
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preferred
100
117% Jun
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5
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Va-Carolina Chemical
40% July 14
3
Jan
2.
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~
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21
.
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5%
Victor Chemical Works common
28% Apr
26% Apr
Pictures
preferred
40% Dec
May 17
39'A
-
104'
-
200
72'/a
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3,800
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10
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4
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13
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28
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4
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94
Oct
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37
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19
57
37% Jan
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72%
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4
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14
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20
19
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4
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136
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51
64
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Van Norman Co
7
39% Feb -11
ie% Mar
-
19%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
:
8% preferred
100
'
47%-Apr 28
19
13% May 13
6% Jan
Feb 18
Utah
42% Dec
123
51%
164%
37
preferred—No par
convertible
4%
July 18
21
7% May 19
57% Dec - 3
convertible
$6
'49
63% Jan
>4% Jan
>
.
Jan
7
Feb -3
34% Jan
36% Dec
53'/*
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United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
18 ■<^'91
26% Mar 19 ft
82 % July
*
4
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-
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101 i
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1
8%
•
Universal
31
26% Jan
64
.*13%
1
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
'■35*-' May
83% Dec
Mar 26
51%
52%
25
Stockyards Corp
United 'Wall Paper Inc common
170-
40% May 17 iU
32% Nov 23
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170%
50%
63%'
39'
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-
104
-22%
8%
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.
22%
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72
46%
171
170%
164%
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noncumulative preferred
I
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5
126
-
45%
46%
65
170%
51%
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8
•
141% Jan 21
11
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2
H
18% Jan
8
Steel
S
7
-74
38%
39%
103
52
170%
Si
1
7% -preferred
1
16
32 y2 Sep
12
18
,
14
169% Nov 26
22% Jan
U
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•
Jun
16
.
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26% Jun
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46
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100
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91
105
-
98%
101
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39%
91
.
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100
preferred
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50
'
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1st
Smelting
*37% Jan
II- * Jan
; 1%
20% Dec 31
12
6
14
Apr
S
7%- preferred
15% Jun
.
17
Jan
*,10
11% July 14
"5
11 % May
166
V
35% Mar 17
12 y« Jan
1% Jan
'
U
*
i
39
1
J..100
preferred series B
8% .-noncum
23
18
Feb
Corp common
3%%; preferred series A
U S Rubber Co common
24
:
57'% July
:
9
17% Jan
1123
73% Jan
6% Jan
100
74%
*8%
8%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
*8%
101
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10
Co
Friday
i
July 21
•
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38% Mar W13% Nov
Playing Card
3%%
66% Feb
40 y* May 44
Jan
,
65
-
11
156% Mar 14
Dec 27
July 18
172% Jun
1«
7
29
64% Sep
.
July -6
51% Jun 22
-39% Mar 14
59% Dec
26% Jun
8
22%
8%
♦100
Thursday
July 20
July 19
,
22%
*8%
20
-
U S Plywood
-4
107
Jan
163% Oct
35
10
Foundry Co
U
19
46% Dec
162
U S Pipe &
22%
Sales, far
PRICES
Wednesday
*
July 18
1
common
preferred
3
84% Mar 21
6
4 '
Co
Par
,
'
Jan
35
26
4
Jan
Lines
4% Ve
-
14
S
75 % Mar
13
143
U
15
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'
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109% July 22
cey« Jan tl
37% Jan
134 % Jan
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.
.
97
103
13
29% Jan
•
70
6
68 % Dec '
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9 'A Feb
4
Jaa
NEW YORK STOCK
w
Leweat
19
29
13% Mar 17
24
SALE
LOW AND HIGH
Treeions
Range fer
'
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
•
82
.
-
82
*
700
„
10%
17%
500
*283/4
29-3/4
10
,
29%
w
60
11% Aug
2
13
Mar
Jun
51
27% Dec
72
Dec
9
16% Jun
22
101% Jun
21
9
12% July 15
10% Jan
21 '/a Sep
Jan
13% Jan
Dec
6
Walgreen
Co
Walker
15
3
(Hiram)
G
13% Jun
3
Wardell
20
18% Mar 14
21% Jun
17
Warner
Bros
22
30% Mar 14
37% July 22
29
39
21
42
Pictures
30% Jan
39
Dec
23
39
25% Jan
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
13% Jan
24 % Dec
20
19% May 14
26% Dec
2
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
17
10% Jan
4
14% Dec
21% May
23% Jan
8
25% Jan 31
4
30
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6
13% Jan
6
6
4% Feb
8
96% Dec
22
17
23% Dec
16
II
9
17% Mar
99
106
Apr
96
99% Feb
10
30 % Dec
16
23% Jan
4
41 % Nov
29
105% Aug
10
110% Oct
29
9% May 20
8% Jan
4
18% Dec
105% Jun
4
30
19
35
Jan
31
27
27% Apr
110
Jun
13
28
34% Dec
28
30
Jan
6
41% Apr
26
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
104
29
Apr
20
2,400
35%
36
35
35%
35 '/a
36%
373/8
37%
48%
$4
Oil
8nowdrlft
&
convertible
Indies
Sugar
Corp
Power
1
Virginia
Va
25%
Oct~28
27
Jan
11
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
20% Nov
12
29
Dec
7
27
30
Jun
<
6
05
10% Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16
26
Jan
84% Jan
36% July 28
100% Dec
Mar 14
103'A
30
*102'A
103%
*102'A
103 '/a
2,000
C
100
102
5
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
22% Jan
18
11% Jun
37
Feb
25
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
4
14% Apr
Jan
22
78% Dec
10
78
6
85
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
12% Feb
19
20% Dec
14
28% Jan
9% Mar 18
.
18% Mar 21
July
6
333/4 Aug
2
30
Jan
21
1473/4 Dec
16
140
Jun
14
8
21% Dec
23
21% Jan
I
24% Feb
69% Nov
22
66
T
96
543/4 Dec
3
Mar 14
39% Jan
14
40% Apr
30% Jan
23
4
53% Dec * 6
48
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
92% Jan
116
77
Jan
Jan
7
12
192% Dec
94
6% Jan 22
37
Nov
11% Oct
8
6
12
Jan
*40
48'A
47'A
109%
*108'/a
179% Jan
86
7
t
Mar 22
8% May
16
52% Jan
27% Apr
60% Apr
13
21% July
B
Sewing
Oil
Wilson
&
$4.25
8
Co
Winn
Inc
6%
July 11
Woodward
52% July 20
Woolworth
59% Mar 30
69
69
64%
63%
62%
63
64'A
2,600
63
24%
24 %
24'A
24%
243/8
25%
40,800
24%
28%
29
28'/a
28'A
28%
17.2G0
28%
683/4
77,800
28%
28%
67%
10
31
52% July
100% Ma; 18
212% Apr
11
103% July 7
12
Feb
3
71
July
8
27% Jan
3
17
6
Yale
&
11
York
Corp
1
61% Jan
13
25
32% Anr
26
May
27
Dec
9
38
Jan
74% Dec
31
67 % Jan
6
92% July 15
15
Dec
31
14
Jan
6
17% Jun
96
Nov
29
85
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
25% Jan
Wyandotte
28
4% %
56'A
57'A
*103'A
103%
2S-G
31%
31 Va
313/4
19,800
28 Va
28%
28 Va
1,000
28%
28 Va
9.5C0
*28'A
28'A
42
43
101
100%
42%
43 'A
43'A
4334
lCl'/a
101%
101%
101 %
440
10%
11%
10%
11'A
11,800
25%
25%
26'A
26'A
30%
30'/a
30%
30%
3,100
12%
12%
12,200
85
85
43
101%
10%
10%
10%
25%
25 V2
25%
30
29%
30%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
85
85
*83
12%
12%
12%
*12'A
23'A
23%
23%
23 %
23'A
•
23'A
33'A"
-
12%
23%
34%
23%
33%
33%
142
12%
-
"
33%
22%
33 Va
*
142
*
14 0 Va
22%
22%
23
85
22%
SO
51%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
51%
52
95
94
95%
95%
95%
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95
95
89
.
-
'188
200
*188
195
191
103
*101%
103
102
102%
142
10
23
2.4C0
91 'A
1,600
523/8
59,103
51%
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52»A
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195
103
103
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101
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.5
10
10%
10'A
10 »A
10%
10%
10'/a
10'A
Co
28
69%
69%
69'A
69'A
68
69%
69%
1
21%
21%
21%
21%
22'A
22'A
22%
69%
23 Va
54
*54
*26
Mfg
common
convertible
50
preferred
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
69'A
69%
2,200
23
23'A
11,630
54
54
55
54.
25%
26
25%
25%
26
26
89
88%
90
16%
16%
1€%
16 Va
117%
117%
7%
7'A
*54
par
89 Va
91 Ve
86%
89'A
88
par
16
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
114%
115%
114%
7%
7'/a
7%
89 Va
2C0
55
26'A
1,230
89%
22,200
16%
2,730
'
63 % Jun
9
4% Feb 26
*
Ex-dlvidend
7% May 20
v
fi,
'
9
Zenith
Radio
10% Mar 23
Zonite
Products
134
150 6al€S on this day'
f
Nome
changed
from
May
No par
Corp
Corp
114%
1
7%
117
7%
*In receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reoiganizal
Continental
Diamond
Fibre
Co.
d Name
changed
from
Deep
Rock Oil
Corp.
a
117
116
7%
Deferred
delivery,
7%
r
Cash
value.
330
3,400
10 3/s
26'A
26
20
,
10'A
55
*54
par
460
96
103
*102
10.4CO
503i
199
188
191
34'A
22 3A
90
52%
52%
91%
3,400
90 Va
90
50
52%
91 Va
ICO
23 Va
34
22%
50
92
2C0
12%
23%
*140%
142
53
92
4C0
*12'A
-
'
34
140 Va
33'/a
140
140
23 Va
*83
(Del)
Worsted
Towne
55%
103%
31'/a
*12'A
49%
Jr
55 Va
*103'A
32'/«
*83
52'/a
(Wm)
55%
103%
10%
30
15,100
31%
12%
lo
Wrigley
*127
21%
23
10
28'A
2C0
102
*127
54%
I
33
42%
*101
101'A
84
140
•
101'A
*103'A
56
103%
66%
68%
68
Va
102
12%
Corp common
ie
Prior preferred 4%% series__100
Prior pfd
4%% conv series. 100
Co
68
66
*101'/4
84
*12
Corp__10
Co.
66'A
*25%
26
30
55
32
100%
10%
10%
Worthington
Iron
43%
101
*25%
1
28%
100'/a
*127
102%
28'/a
28%
43
No par
65%
*127
101
1
28'/a
100'/a
103
*127
100
(F W)
68
70%
24'/a
65%
No par
10
Service
68
43.9C0
1,900
62%
*101
5
Public
20
47
25
1
preferred
Wisconsin
21
103
45%
*102
69
57%
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
48%
70
34 Va
&
28'A
102'/a
Va
68 Va
103%
:
28 Vo
45
56
common
5,600
63%
20
Co
28 3/a
48
33
preferred
Wilson-Jones
5,200
28'A
44'A
103
common
223/4
24%
__10Q
Machine
22%
44%
12%
Co..
10
22%
39%
No par
Prior preference
2,000
108%
102%
28
103%
42
1083A
110
63%
100
•
45
46;
300
46
*41'A
43
270
63'A
100
common
22'A
22%
28
*102
*108'/a
69%
*68
(The S 8) .III20
Mfg
28'A
103%
45%
Va
42%
41%
10
series
preferred
Wilcox
14
20
11% Jan
Brake
47
110
22'A
22%
*41'A
43
47
*108%
28
103
103%
*40
47%
110
*102
28'A
27%
102
100
22'A
23'/a
22%
x
*102
43
*40
43
47%
107%
26%
26 'A
26'A
102
5
-
Mar 14
8
13
White
102
103%
100
Corp com
preference
Motor Co
35
Apr 27
148% Jan 13
"
45% May 12
54% Nov
Jan
21 % Sep
51% Jun
Dental
12% July 20
26% May 11
18% Jan
137
White
Mar 10
8
prior
White
27% Jun 28
70
Jan
29
4
4
26 Va
26'A
•
5
Steel
263/4
111%
Whirlpool Corp
5 % %
7,800
20%
20%
20%
20%
103'A
Wheeling
8
26%
20%
20%
111
6
101% July
6,600
26%
58% Apr
conv
21%
105
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
$5
21%
21'A
1,000
*163'A
6
15
38% Apr 25
29% May 4
43% July 15
22
5,600
105
July
103% Apr
360
22'A
22'A
*103
Westinghouse Electric common.12%
2
87%
213/4
*87
105
Westinghouse
49% Mar 14
36%
21%
*103
15
06% Jan
36%
87
21%
105
83% Feb
21% Jan 26
36%
87
21%
103
31
31
36'A
87
21%
100
80% Dec
30
36'A
87
B
5
54% Dec
36'A
86%
21%
110%
preferred
Air
36%
86%
26 Va
Supply Co common_10
preferred
36%
110%
5
3.80%
36%
87%
26
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Western Union Telegraph new__2.50
103% Mar 18
2,100
111
98% May
26
1,70G
2,300
33/4
*110
;
2nd
16 Va
33/4
20%
4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry common__100
noncum
16 Va
.3%
110
Western Air Lines Inc
4%
16%
3%
110
common
preferred
Western Auto
25
16%
3%
111
Coke
&
16%
3%
110'A
5
Paper
16%
3%
22
4
series
Coal
Pulp &
4%%
16%
3%
100
series
preferred
16%
3%
17
pfd
4%%
preferred
"
87
No par
50% Jan
96 % Dec
1,400
1,700
*22
36%
com._2.50
preferred
Kentucky Coal Co
Penn
22
3%
9
4
1,700
3,400
23 5A
*16%
15
4
413/g
23
5
Co
32% Feb
30'/a May
41 'A
22%
1
Investment
28% Jun
82 % Jan
41%
22%
18%
73% Jan
129
41'/a
22%
2,500
233/4
7
May 23
41%
41%
18'A
4
127
41 'A
41%
233/4
6
10
41%
18
23% July
Dec
41%
41%
24'A
25% Jan
132
41%
41%
38
59% Jan
May 14
24,600
41 Va
48
24
22
127
53%
7'A
17%
West
48% July 21
86 % Apr 21
8
52
24'A
17
28
4
52
*17%
27% Dec
Jan
48 Va
17%
65% Dec
64% July
47
49
24%
4
100
50
49
17%
9
27
48 Va
48%
*24%
22% Jan
/Dec
48
49%
1
49% Jun
104
37%
48
49 Va
24%
West
9
22,100
36%
48%
49'A
*48
17%
4.10%
30% Mar 24
29
102
Apr
22
19%
24'A
14
25% Jun
6
19%
.
18
10
Jun
19%
24%
4.20%
47
July 7
48% May 19
24% Jan
106% Apr
16% Jan
19%
22'A
27
104% Nov
7
Jan
19%
5
Mills
West
18
19%
40%
West
101% Feb
19%
19%
5
West Penn Electric Co
19
2,500
20
22
6
104% Nov
11%
40%
7
Apr
27% Jun
120
11 %
3
Co...
5
113
7
Jan
4
21% July
9
1023/4
11%
18
22
Wesson
15
23 % Mar 14
18'A
1023/4
11%
41
West
107% Jun
17%
102'A
11%
41%
91
5
17%
3 02'A
11%
par
Welbilt Corp
8
112
17%
103 'A
11%
17Va
40%
Webster
7
Oct
4
No
Corp
Motor
Wayne Knitting
19% Dec
13% July 26
17'/a
*102'A
11%
102 'A
41%
25% Apr
Feb
Jan
17%
1031/4
12
*
No par
40% May 27
Jan
3
4
85
43% Dec
5
33% Apr
20
5
77% Jan
Pipe
&
Wayne Pump Co
17
1,000
11%
17%
103%
103
No par
Waukesha
7
16% July
2% Jan
,
Wash Water Power.
1
Apr
12%
-
81
Washington Gas Light Co
1
41% July
3% July 21
30
104 % Jan
Petroleum
21% Mar
24 % Jan
17% Feb
Foundry
Warren
16 % May 16
13
13 Va
-
80 %
Pharmaceutical
Warren
42% July
9
Inc
Co
S
62% Mar
May 12
Jan 11
73%
17%
100
x
53 % July 22
1
Feb
52% Dec
30
73%
12%
1
Corp
43% Dec
30
74
*
81%
5
Baking Co common..
preferred
]
6
30% Jan
30
74
No par
2.50
5%%
25% Jan
2% Apr
W
.
1
Ward
3
Warner-Lambert
37
Jan
17
&
...
Jan
105
-29%
10
Walworth Co
24% Jan
9
10
30
preferred
Waldorf System
14% Apr
7% Jan
27% Dec
8% Dec
9
4%%
27
74% Jun
66% Apr 27
105 % Dec
5 % Jan
'19% May
100% Aug
31 % May
2
27% Jan
31
Jail
24
7
14% Mar
9
12% Jan
3
RR
124
8'A
wdWhen
5,100
10,500
distributed.
Number 5449
Volume 182
(335)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v..
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
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:
Monday
Highest
July 19
Lew
EXCHANGE
Low
High
BALI rRICKS
Thursday
High
Low
Bonds (»)
Low
High
105.12
*105.8
105.14
*105.10
105.22
the Week
July 22
High
July 21
July 20
Low
High
Sales for
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
July 18
HIGH
AND
LOW
Range since Jan. 1
Year1»54
-
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
bonds mature.
"Interest Period" Indicate In each ease the month when the
headed
Figures after
■
105.24
♦105.22
105.26
*105.18
♦100.2
100.4
*100.2
100.4
♦100
100.2
*69.26
99.30
.1956-1959
♦101.13
101.17
*101.14
101.18
♦101.14
101.18
*101.14
101.18
*101.14
101.18
1961
♦99.28
99.31
*99.26
99.29
'99.21
99.24
*99.12
99.16
*99.10
1958-1963
♦102.28
103.4
*102.28
103.4
♦102.28
103.4
*102.24
103
*102.24
103
1960-1965
♦104.20
104.28
*104.20
104.28
♦104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
♦104.8
104.16
1956-1958
♦100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
♦100.8
100.10
*100.8
100.10
*100.6
100.8
Treasury 3%s
10
108.2B Jan
♦105.20
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
10
1978-1983
1995
Treasury 2%s
103.23 Jan
Treasury 3s
108
Feb
Feb 19
108
19
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
—
Feb
103.4
1
Treasury 2Vis
1
Feb
100.4
195u
100
99.14
*99.29
99.31
♦99.27
99.29
*99.26
99.28
98.13
*98.8
98.11
♦98.4
98.7
*97.30
98.2
*97.26
97.30
*96.26
96.30
♦96.22
96.26
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
96.12
*97.20
97.23
♦97.15
97.18
*97.6
97.10
*97.2
97.6
*99.30
100.1
♦99.31
1961
-Dee 15
Treasury 2Vis
*99.28
♦98.10
100
—1962-1967
♦96.30
97 2
-Aug 15 1963
♦97.22
97.25
Treasury 2Vis
1963-1968
*95.30
96.2
*95.26
95.30
♦95.22
95.26
*95.10
95.14
*95.8
95.12
Treasury 2Vis
June 1964-1969
*95.16
95.20
♦95.14
95.18
♦95.8
95.12
*94.28
95
*94.22
§4.26
Dee 1964-1969
♦95.16
95.20
*95.14
95.18
♦95.8 v
95.12
95.
*94.22
94.26
1865-1970
*95.8
95.12
*95.6
95.10
♦95
95.4
♦94.18
94.22
*99.14
99.18
1966-1971
*95.2
95.6
♦94.30
95.2
♦94.26
94.30
♦94.10
94.14
*94.6
94.10
♦94.26
94.30
♦94.8
94.12
,*94.6
94.10
'94.22
94:26
*94.6
94.10
*94
♦94.26
94.30
*94.8
94.12
*94.4
94.8
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
>
'
98.29 Feb
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Via
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury~2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
100.12 Aug 25
190.12 Aug 25
IOO.29 July 29
15
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
13
2 00.17 Oct
7
100.17 Oct
7
*94.28
♦95.4
95.8
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95.4
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95.6
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95.2
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99.16
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99.16
..*99.10
99.14
*99.10
99.14
*99.8
99.12
1958
♦99.22
99.24
*99.21
99.23
*99.20
99.22
*99.20
99.22
♦99.18
99.20
1956-1959
♦98.30
99
*98.30
99
*98.29
98.31
*98.27
98.29
*98.27
98.29
June 1959-1962
♦96.31
97.2
♦96.28
96.31
<596.22
96.25
*96.14
96.17
*96.12
96.16
96.24
*96.13
96.16
*66.12
96.16
97.14
*97.4
97.7
*97.2
97.6
June 1967-1972
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Sept 1967-1972
1967-1972
*
1957-1959
-
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15
—
Dee 1959-1962
♦96.31
97.2
*96.27
96.30
*96.21
1960
*97.17
97.20
*97.16
97.19
♦97.11
Nov 15
Bank for
International
Reconstruction Ac Development
Jan
7
100J
Aug
93.8
Jan
4
100.8
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94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
9
Feb
2
102.8
6
102.24 Feb
1
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201.16 Jan
102.28 Feb
13:
24
104.24 July 1*
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101.20 Feb
Apr
93
May 25
.
101.16 Mar
26
17
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-
100.12 Jun. 22«
101.4
103.12 Feb
*
Mar
104
Jan
7
.
8-year 3s
IB-year 3Vis
15-year 2 Vis
1950
No sales transacted this day.
•Bid end asked priee.;
IThis Issue has not
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
or
Sale Price
Panama
Issne—
Canal
Low
Low
♦99.16
1950
104.4
*103.20
104.4
*103.20
104.4
100.16
♦100
100.16
♦100
100.16
*99.28
100.8
100.8
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100.8
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97
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96
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96
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♦95
96
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Friday
Interest
Period
~
New York Stock Exchange
Brazil
(continued)
3%s series No. 23
-
'
3%s series No. 24_
3%s series No. 25
3%s series No, 26
•
3%s series No. 27
3%s series No. 28
3%s series No. 29
3%s series No. 30
Foreign Securities
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957
Brisbane
fund gold 5s
Sinking
1958
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds
Canada (Dominion of) 3%s 1961—
Caldas
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Members
'
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;
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)— 5 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1941
Feb-Aug
5 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
April-Oct
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lAAnttoquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1946—Jen-July
i/-.External sinking fund 7s ser B 1945
Jen-July
I A External sinking fund 7s ser C 1946—Jan-July
i A External sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
AExternal sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_AprlI-Ocf
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 2nd ser 1957_Aprll-Oct
AExternal sec sink fd 7s 3rd ser 1957-i-April-Oct
*85%
*85%
.
(Commonwealth of)—
1956
1957
20-year 3 Vis 1967
20 -year 3 Vis 1966
15-year 3%s 1962
15-year 3%s 1969
—
—
86%
*85%
*85 '/a
«
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99%
101
97%
100%
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93%
9
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23
100%
75
97%
a 88
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1957
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assented 1961
997/a
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101
67
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—
67
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67
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100
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__
67
21
61%
101
*100
-
1961
1902
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Consol
assented
1961
7s
1960—
May-Nov
1960——Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
94%
66
63%
—
88
64%
63%
65%
79%
Aprll-Ocf
85%
—
1
June-Dec
*83
*83%
2
June-Dec
*83
3
3%e series No.
4
June-Dec
June-Dec
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86
♦83
85
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5
100%
98%
4
*100
100%
16
57
100%
103 %
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98%
112
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98 %
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76
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46
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—
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8
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9
June-Dec
3%e series No.
10—
3%fc series No.
——
86
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83
86
92
87
83
——
87%
90
90
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3%e series No. 14
June-Dec
85%
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June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s series No. 13
92
*92%
June-Dec
11
3%s series No. 12
*90
*86
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—
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15
June-Dec
16
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17
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——
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—
—
—
—
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3%e series No.
92
83
88
87%
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87
85
82
86
50
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——
—
44%
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77
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,
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76%
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——
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June-Dec
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79%
79%
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'
85
86
TRADING MARKETS
FIRM
87
84%
—
*86
Financial Institutions
FOREIGN
88
81
86
79%
(interest
90
79%
'
96
84
94
~
*86
5s 1951
_Ju»e-Dec
.—
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•?fari;S®p:
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—ZZ
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April-Oct
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May-Noc
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Feb-Aug
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tyne~Eec
25-year gold 4%s 1953
May-Nov
IA Costa Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
*-"•
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——April-Oct
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June-Dec
111
For
86
——
*89
(Hukuang Ry)
66%
86
82
—
66%
65%
High
79%
*84
_May-Nov
1962
Low
No.
102
64%
65%
June-Dec
a 7s
AChlnese
105
129%
60
assented
A Chilean
152
101%
assented
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a 6s
100
4
125
—
|
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17
3%t series No.
-
97
100
128
159
125
3%t series No.
-
27
104% 104%
3%e series No.
-
3s 1993
Jan. 1
Bold
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
etamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.375% )
1979
•
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101
1
(Interest
1978
fund % bonds
Range since
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*87
1961—Jon-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
June-Dec
-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
April-Oct
AprZZ-Oct
High
88
♦87%
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Aprll-Oct
Aprll-Oct
1963
6s
Mortgage Bank 6%s
A6Vis
Aprll-Oct
External dollar bonds of 1944 (Plan B)
>■
89
57%
28
100
*
(Interest
Aprll-Oct
1979
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
1 A7s (Central Ry)
1902—
sinking fund
assented 1963—
Extl sink
A Chile
99%
97%
97 %
April-Oct
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'
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99
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1978
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1979
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87
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-
99
99%
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6s 1958
—Jane-Dec
5A6Vis external loan 1950
Aprll-Oct
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Jane-Dec
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-Jane-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
a
a 0s
89
56%
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6s Jan
96
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88
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89
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86 Vi
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1961
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-
1978
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97
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a 6s assented Jan
1961
1
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(Dept of)
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'
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1978-Jan-July
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—M&j-Nov v
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—April-Oct > . —,
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assented 1900—
:
-April-Oct .•/ __
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NY 1-1693
Broadway, New York
25-year
Cauca Val
Government and Mnldftl
Foreign
2% 1974
2%s 1975
25-year
WERTHEIM & Co.
Bale Price
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
.June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
.June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
_June-Dec
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-
97.16
Week's Range
Low
3%s series No. 22
105 Vi
Last
—
3%s series No. 19
s
Cash aalfc r Registered bond transactions.
22
JULY
3%s series No. 21
102 H
98
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103 & 103 .A.
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100
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100.16
*99.16
100.8
♦99
100.8
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-
-
New
*103.20
BONDS
Range since
Jan. 1
No.
High
104
*100
*109% 110%
.Quar-June
1961.
3s
Corporate Stock I960—
£%
Sold
103.28
*100
100.16
-
Transit Unification
;
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102.8
*103.12
100.16
*100
—due Feb IB 1962
Hid 4k Asked
'
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Friday's
*101.24
103.28
100.16
*103.16
Week's Range
-
Friday
Interest
.
102.8
*103.12
100.20
104-
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
BOND 8
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103.28
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'102.8
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102.16
♦103.12
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1980
due Feb 19 1989
due Feb IB 1900
due Feb IB 1961
as yet
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103.24
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99
102
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due Feb IB 1997
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99
102
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due Feb IB
2s
99
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1959
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Oct
May IB 1978
Oct 18 1971
Oct . 1 1956
—Jan
1 1969
23-year 3%s__:
19-year 3 Vis
102.16 Jun
103.24 May
♦98.16
99
*98.16
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1 1901
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30-year 3%s„.
Jan
102.8
2
Jan
102.24 Jan
99.12 Jan
-
July 15 1972
25-year 3s___
25-year 3s
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Apr 20
93
;
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99
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The Commercial and
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Monday,July 25, 1955
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOKO RECORD
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
assented
Bale Price
1978—
—Jan-July
(Interest reduced to
(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962
II Salvador (Republic of) —
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s
f dollar
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57
1976
Jan-July
80 Va
Jan-July
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82
3
,
—
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dollar
bonds
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Aprll-Ocf
107
72%
3s
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Issue
1953
Conversion 1953
dollar bonds 1972
due
1963—Jan-July
85 Va
dollar
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bonds
dollar
reduced
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June-Deo
.
1972
due
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paid
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126%
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1946
6%s
j
due
loan
1965
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18
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59
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9%
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old
1957
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1956
1965
1963
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Plan
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99
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mortgage 4s
17
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26
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1980
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1976—Jan-July
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99
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58%
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May -Nov
92
94
52
101%
1977
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April-Oct
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reduced to 2.375%) 2001
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38
38
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24
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sub
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1966
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pursuant
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reduced to 2%) 2012
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1975
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reduced to 2.5%) 1999
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1966
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109 %
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1975
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,
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r
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readjustment
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1979
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—
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1957
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1937)
1979—
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1963_Jan-July
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3%s
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s
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sinking fund 6Vis 1959—Mar-Sept
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1952
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June-Dec
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70 Va
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96 %
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1953
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73
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95
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1958
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Aprll-Oct
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1952 extended to
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Tokyo (City of)
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—
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Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
126*4
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75
82
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A
2012
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Plan
RAILROAD
Mexico (Republic of)
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series
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1943
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Feb-Aug
1965
extended
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of
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53
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1968—
to
82
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33
25
60
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:
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Mexican Irrigation—
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1952
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Public Utility Institute—
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to
external dollar
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Italian
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j
ABs
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Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
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—
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of)
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for Public Works
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i
reduced
107',4
53
High
78 Va
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loan
0%s due
1968
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72%
April-Oct
1964
paid
Hamburg
101%
June-Dec
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
IA 6 Vis 1st & gen
mtge 1950
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
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80
25
—
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1930
2.5%)
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German Govt International
loan
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German
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1969
1972
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stamped
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external 1950
157%
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2012
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s
1957—May-How
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50
Sale Price
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2
Last
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New Yerk Stock
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1967
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50
April-Oct
1976
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
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New York Stock
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Low
NO.
High,
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Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
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or
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,
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WEEK ENDED JULY
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1981
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98
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B Jan 1 2044
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increased series
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-Jan-July
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1st mtge 2Vis ser A 1980
Jan-July
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4 Vis
conv
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i
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1960
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94 : '
1993
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1
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mortgage
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mortgage 3s 1989
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99
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107
107
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101%
103%
157
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99 %
113%
—
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—April-Oct
3s debentures 1909
Jan-July
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June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s 1980
_June-Deo
1st mortgage 3%s 1981
May-Noc
1st mortgage 3 %s 1982
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1983
—
June-Deo
* %s
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103
170
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111
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95%
99
2
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95
95
'
95 %
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1979
debentures
debentures
1968
1976
92%
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v
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103%
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3%s debs 1979
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A 4s conv income debentures 1909
Mar-Sept
General Shoe Corp 3.30s debs 1980
—Mar-Sept
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Grace (W R) & Co 3%s conv sub deb '75_May-Nov
;
98%
Feb-Aug
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1984
3s convertible debentures 1903
*102
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1958
1960
3 %
'
105% 105%
3'/2s series I 1983
—
104%
100
3
101 Va 102
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101 >/a
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3s
126
100%
4
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3%s debentures
105%
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V
103
104%
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.
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100
122
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1975.
debentures 1945
debentures 1040.
4s
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101
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123
10 i
Consolidated Gas El Lt 8c Power
1st ref M 27/s8 ser T 1970
Dynamics Corp—
debentures
1048
General Foods Corp 3%« debs 1070_—
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
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96%
■,
1961
debentures
iA 6s
139%
1
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103 Va
-
100 V*
—
1972
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3%s
105
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7
—
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Generai Electric Co (Germany)—
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94
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—
—
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—
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debentures
General
98%
103
97%
•
99-
——.
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—
99
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/
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77
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98
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A 5s income debs Jan 1, 2020
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91%
-
101
/ 63 V
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/
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stamped
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__
15
ref M 3%s ser J
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Elgin Joliet ft Eastern Ry 3%s 1970
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105
'
103'/4
64
97%
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87%
6
102% 102%
ref M
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100%
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1979
1980
1982
1983
1984
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98%
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102%
1st 8c
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1970_Mar-Sept
1977
2%t
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Duquesne
103
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103
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5
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100%
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June-Deo
4%s 1901
Detroit Tol St Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1901
3s subordinated debs 1982
East Tenn Va ft
105
-
l6I%
97
10
98
98
100 Va
—
.
1995
82%
98
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1982
ref M 3%8 ser H
1984
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel
84 *
99%
.
1st 8c
1
CD 001
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debs 1909—'
ft ref 2%s ser N
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<100%
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v
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April-Ocf
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3%s 1905.
Consolidated Edison of New York—
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First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977_Apri!-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Non
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979_,Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
1st 8c ref M 3yis ser G 1981
Map-Nov
.
1
II
May-Nov
June-Dec
Great
•
'
Jan-July
2%a ser J 1980
1970
3s convertible debentures 1908
79%
.!
95%
*95%
100
102
104
98% 100%
100
June-Dec
1982—May-Sept
ref 3%s ser K
97
3
.
—
101
April
ref mtge
Erie
April-Oct
D 1979
r
—Jan-Julp
debs 1964
May-Nov
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1st mortgage 3%s 1983
—
May-Nos
Columbus 8c Toledo first external 4s 1955—Feb-Aup
Commonwealth Edison Co—
i»
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
—April-Oct
subord
May-Nov
&
92%
16-
100'/a
95% *
*94
.-
—
May-Nov
&
1st
41
99
series
debs
3»/a8
98%
May
mortgage (3% fixed
1% contingent Interest) 1993
Detroit Edison 3s series H 1970
General and refund 2%s series I
69 Va
4
Feb-Aup
1977
33/«s debentures ser C
3V2S
94
.April-Oct
Jan-July
Income
77%
3
82%
Columbia Gas
3s
1970.
contingent Interest 2018
3s
1968-—June-Deo
Iron Corn • A%e
29
Denver & Salt Lake—
79
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5
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101
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-First
9
28
27
27
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—June-Dec
1993
4s
series B
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;
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68
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40
92%
84
-June-Dec
June-Deo
1960
1961
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City Investing Co 4s debentures
General
104
92%
mortgage 2%s series G
Cities Serv.^e Co 3s s f
100%
102
108
76% " 77
63%
100
2
77
>73%
79%
2
103
93%
3%s series E 1969,—Feb-Aug
1974
Feb-Aup
2%s 1959
April-Oct
mortgage gtd
First
OIT Financial Corp
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80
70
-
.
87 %
72 V2
79
103
63%
80 Va
-
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99%
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29%
30%
27
mortgage series A (4%%
Income
123'/.
94%
Jan-July
2 Vis 1978
mortgage
122'/a
100%
27
coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 8s 1973
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First mortgage and coll trust 2%a 1979-Jan-JuIy
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3%s 1984
May-Nov
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fixed
-Jen-July
1% contingent Interest) 1993
84
72'/a
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1
103
27
10
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10
28
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98%
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28
27
1st mtge &
93
87 %
8c
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'/a
89
40
79%
119
98%
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Cincinnati Gas 8® Elec 1st mtge 2 Vis 1975_ApriI-Oct
Chicago
77%
98'/a
96
.
123% 123%
98 %
28
27
1 2042
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101'A
94'/a
2
92 %
Jan-July
2%s-41994
Income
5
RR—
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul St Pacific
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97
__
104%
28
June-Deo
June-Dee
Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge ft coll tr 5s ser A 1085
104%
102 '/a
■
95%
*__
Chicago Indianapolis 8c Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s lnc series A Jan 1983——April
A 2nd
112%
5
104
104%
May-Nov
Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4Vis Jan 1 2038
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Chicago
105%
115
112%
103%
95%
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Jan-July
.April
2054
Jan
1st gold 5s 1982
& Erie
Chicago
102%
112%
—-
*j7
1985
series B
33/4S
mortgage
103
103%
'
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Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
AGeneral mortgage lnc conv 5s 1997—
100
100 Va
__
*110%
1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
refunding mortgage 3%s
refunding mortgage 27/«s
ref mtge 3s 1990
First and
126%
—
*111%
103
1958
4s
First and
100 Va
121
Chicago Burlington St Qulncy RR—
General
101%
99%
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102
20%
Morris & Essex division
103%
100'/a
*98
Mar-Sept
Refund and impt M 3Vis serieB D 1996—May-Now
Refund and impt M 3Vis series E 1990—Feb-Aup
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
R & A div first consol gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
22%
mortgage due 1993
AIncome
100 Va
5
'101%
1992
4'/is
General
61
Western RR Co—
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First and refund M Bs series 0 1973—May-Nov
69V4
98
98
100% 100%
34
241/8
York
New
88
100 %
36
23
June-Dee
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sep
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1900
June-Deo
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1900
April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1977
Jan-July
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1903—May-Nov
,*
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
series A 1974
1968
Champion Paper St Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
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Dayton Power St Lt first mtge l%s
First
mortgage 3s 1978
First mortgage 3s series A 1978
First mortgage 3%s 1983
First mortage 3s 1984
95'/.
87'
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3 Vis
36%
Jan-July
June-Dee
mortgage 4s June 10 1970
ft equip 4s 1970
St ref 4s sex A 1970
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gold
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8 j 'A
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Ry—
1st
Lehigh
86'A
86'A
3'As
100
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Jan-July
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Apr-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
June-Dec
Lake Shore ft
84
,
♦66
N
7
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98
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.
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80
89
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102
100
100
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1997
collateral
N Y Power ft
160
6
1998
A
N Y ft Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
N Y Susquehanna 81 Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994
102%
100'A 100'A
Afar-Sept
Shore
AGeneral
100%
2
67
*—
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1956
series
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100
100%
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64'A
61'A
64'A
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97%
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...
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series D
97%
1
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Co—
C
City
Kentucky ft Indiana
Stamped 1961
94'A
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1980
dpriZ-Oct
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N Y New Haven & Hartford RR—
88
86'A
C
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101%
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1st
mtge 4s 1990_
City Power & Light 23As 1976
mortgage 2'7/es 1978
Kanawha
Kansas
4'As
series
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107%
Ry—
1954
1954
N Y Connecting RR 27/«s series B 1975
N Y ft Harlem gold 3%s 2000
99'A
95'A
21
B
97%
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07 %
104%
97'A
97%
102%
87
—
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31
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25
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ft
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series
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101
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1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepl
registered 1998
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3%s registered 1998
1
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Jan. I
Low
33%
*104% 104%
Jan-July
3%s
.97
*__
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6%s
3%s registered
100
103%
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Lake
110%
100
103%
*__
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General mortgage 3'As 1997
122'A
121'A
106'A
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'
No.
N Y Central 81 Hudson River RR—
■*....
Jan-July
Jan-July
1974
Feb-Aug
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April-Ocf
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April-Oct
127%
116%
108'A 109%
'j
debentures
Consolidated
128 %
II6V2
—
♦121'A 121 'A
Afar-Sept
1978
.
.
48
125
125
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1972—Afay-Nov
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Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A
Interstate Power Co—
102
126'A 127
127
1982
New
*„
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1952
1956
B
100'A
debentures
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149
10
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101
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
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95
141% 142 %
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Friday's
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1961
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166%
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101
128
2%s debentures
fNew
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98
147
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101%
100%
—»
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1952
A
100%
■
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1st mortgage 3.20s series 1 1982
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5
may-Hot
New Jersey Power ft Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
103 V4
2
1982
3s
100
Mo%
or
Bid ft Asked
1974—ApriZ-Oct
3%s
1st
debs
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101'A
100'A
100
100% 100V
Feb-Aug
1972
99
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l-/y
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mk
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3%s
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103
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104
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102
101%
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Jan-JuZy
1948
6s
101%
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National
95%
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1955—
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99%
92%
98%
12
102
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1989
debentures
Refunding
Refunding
A
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93%
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
I
1081—Jan-July
Interest
Exchange
High
Low
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1955
Monday/. July 25,
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Bonds
...
BOND RECORD
ENDED JULY 22
Week's Range
Friday
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
Commercial and Financial
99%
100%
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RANGE
Friday
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3.70s conv deb
Last
Period
Sale Price
Called
Plllsbury
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2%s
Mills
debentures
1964
lno
116%
series
103 Vi
103%
104
general
general
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93
92%
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series
93 Vi
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100:
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,
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2%s
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102%
43
100
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1984
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1955
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&
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—
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101 %
98%
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1973
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125
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62
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debs
2%s
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(Indiana)
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(N J)
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conv
debs
2
83
85
98%
1st
98
95 %
19
132 %
13
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102%
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101%
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—
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1970
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120
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I
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series
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1974
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'
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1967
debentures 2%s
debentures
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Wilson
90
132% 132%
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5s
88
100 Va
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1985
1983
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96 Va
93 Va
9
—
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1977
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—
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106% 107%
106%,
101
6
102
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April
1981
A Jan
series B Jan
debentures series A
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110
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30-year
85
first
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119%
115
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registered
5s
97%
106%
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mortgage 2%s series F
2%s
156
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124%
101
110
103'/a
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Western
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series
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95
78%
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112V4
111
2
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1973—April-Oct
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1996
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92%
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1977
A
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124
1
85
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110 %
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—
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135
101%
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163%
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85
„
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'
115 Va
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—
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131
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1980
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1969
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1979
debentures
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1976
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119
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1983
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—
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118
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103%
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1971
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__
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99%
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99
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165
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152 %
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1978
1967
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1952
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—
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97-/4
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.
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t
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1974
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104% 104%
104%
Pacific—■
Orleans
New
1
3s
refunding mortgage 3V«s 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—A/ay-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
•
94%
—
.
101
98
134
110
3s
1
*100
—
First and
First
-
:
'
r-
94 V4
1
_3
bd
bti
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
A Adjustment
income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Electric As Gas Co—
debentures
of
RR
E
ser
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
*93'/a
—
—Feb-Aup
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
103
99 VA
*99% 101
1970—April-Oct
*106
Mar-Sept
1977
1983
Terminal
105%
110
100 Va
64
100% 101 %
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
June-Dec
Texas Pacific-Missouri
100
102
June-Dec
1970
1st mtge 3Vis
2%a
mortgage
*106
June-Dec
3Vis series B
M
refund M 37/as
and
Tol & Ohio Cent
Feb-Aug
1974
97
94
3
bt
123
116 Va
3
116% 116%
101'A
Afay-Nov
first gold 5s 2000
Pacific
General
37
100 % 100%
96%
100
98
Jan-July
April-Oct
3s debentures 1965
First and refund M
Texas &
93 Vi
98%
102
95
94 %
bo-va
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
87%
—
102
High
b*Va
St Louis—
M 4s series C 2019
impt 27/0s series D 1985
Trl-Continental
1962
B
series C
mortgage 3s
First
Providence
3s
5s
5s
and
First and refund
April-Oct
Jan. 1
Low
No.
bt'/2
"iJ-tVi
Ja»-July
Range since
bold
High
May-Noo
of
Assn
and Impt
Texas Corp
Pittsburgh Youngstown ft Ashtabula Ry—
First
RR
Refund
108
2
110% 110%
Bonds
Friday s
Low
*
Jan-July
1972
1973
Refund
107%
—
debentures 1966
debentures
2%s debentures
—Mar-Sept
First
2%s
Co
&
»
108
—
or
Bid & Asked
103Vi
108109
*110 Vi
April-Oct
1984
A
115%;
102%
30
—
*108%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
3%s
121 Vi
109 Vi
*108
1964_Afay-Nov
Pittsourgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1070
June-Dec
mtge
Swift
101
102% 102%
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1st
Sunray Oil Corp. 27/8s
100%,
113%
„
*102%
1963—Feb-Aup
1964
976
Sale Price
High
98
-
Exchange
Last
Period
,
Terminal
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1st mtge 3%s
2
862
*101 Va
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic ft St Louis Ry—
Pittsb Coke & Chem
Low
103% 113%
juue-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—
General mortgage 3%s series £ 1975
98
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
Interest
BONDS
Range since
Sold
115Vi 118
113Va
1972
det>s
x
a
Week's Range
Friday
*
Bonds
High
98
5
jyba
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
-June-Dec
August
or
Low
1983
ENDED JULY 22
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
•Friday's bid and
ABonds
asked prices; no sales being
reorganized under Section 77 ol
transacted during current week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
week beginning Monday,
complete reDort of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the
July'18, 1955, and ending Friday,. July 22. It is compiled from the report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
we
furnish
a
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Co
Alloys
10
Shares
Hat Stores
Inc
6
6%
29 Va
30'/A
8 Va
7%
7%
1
4
4
Stores
400
550
_*
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
For
1
Manufacturing common
footnotes
see
page
35.
5
Va
22
Friday
since Jan.
Low
29'/A
1
Supply
JULY
4%
4%
28
Jan
Mar
3,400
5% Mar
5,000
4
14'/A
13%
14 VA
1.900
13%
13%
13%
5,100
Last
STOCKS
Range
High
Manufacturing
Aeroquip Corporation
Aero
ENDED
for Week
1
common
WEEK
Sales
Range.
of Prices
Low
,
Adams
1
Sale Price
FOR
8%
Jun
Jan
T'/a Mar
10
Jun
7%
Jun
Air
Associates Inc (N
Jan
Air
Way
8Va May
Airileets
6%
Ajax
Jan
17% Mar
Gas
Corp
Southern
July
Alabama
Great
14% July
Alabama
Power 4.20%
8
preferred
Shares
10%
10%
10%
100
15
16%
1.500
22%
2
50
100
35 %
35
500
24
%
%
37
1
since
102% 102%
High
12%
Jen
13 Vi Mar
17
Jun
13%
35%
19%
Apr
Jan
Feb
7 300
5/s
Jan
1
Apr
7,000
27%
Jan
37
July
140
102%
1
Jan.
Low
15 %
"%
Range
High
1
50c
Ltd
for Week
Range
3
1
Inc
Petroleums
Alabama
J)
Industries Inc
Sales
Week's
oi Prices
Low
Par
High
38
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
to include every security
25
Jan
100
Mar
160% July
105%
Jan
Chronicle... Monday, July 25, 1955
The Commercial and Financial
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
|
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Low
1
Inc
5%
500
5%
Jan
93%
Feb
Canso
4%
Jan
7% July
Canso
Oil
5
5
5%
3,800
Jan
6 % May
Jan
13% May
4%
4%
2,000
9%
4%
10%
10
Feb
1,100
93/4 Mar
600
13% July
Jan
5%
Feb
38
500
33%
Jan
40%
Feb
97%
250
95
23%
23%
100
21%
12%
13%
1,000
10%
10%
10%
500
%
~~U
""%
5,300
1%
400
1
1%
100% May
Mar
24
Jan
32%
33%
500
24%
Jan
42 3/8
Jun
28%
29%
1.000
23"%
Jan
293/s
Apr
35%
25
19%
32%
Jan
40
Jan
July
33% May
37%
14%
21% July
43/4 Feb
1,600
4%
10%
8% Mar
10,600
4%
4%
1,700
Feb
Jan
Jan
29
29
Jan
30
Jun
19%
19%
300
16%
Jan
21
Feb
8%
7%
83/4
19,900
6%
Jun
93/s Mar
3 A
2
25%
19%
3%
3
,V
11.200
3 % May
4ft Apr
14%
1,400
14
14
7,200
13
110%
15
Jan
Mar
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
shares..—.
"A"
2.40
:
Manufacturing Co.
10%
9%
1
100
9%
180
27%
3,300
9
26%
117ft
Apr
3%
107
Jan
22 5ft
*
Apr
Jan
Fuel Oil Corp—
5
32%
29%
32 %
12,800
29 3%
Jan
38%
5
17%
16%
17%
12,500
14% May
17'ft
Jan
4.72%
Co
Gas
Light—
&
—100
preferred
6%
6 %
%
4,500
107% July
5% Mar
*
2.50
32%
31%
32%
2.200
24% Mar
343/a
Jun
32%
32%
32%
3,300
18'%
Jan
343ft
Apr
100
8%
Jan
13
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro Equipment Corp
—
American
Associated
Associate
Food
Tel
(ex
A
July
reg
1
5%
6%
5,500
3%
2%
3%
22,800
paid on
Dec 22 '53)__*
$41
on
Fisheries—
Line
104%
1
Atlantic
*
Co
Atlas
Corp warrants.
Atlas
Plywood Corp
104
1%
15%
lc
30%
1 %
3,900
3%
1,300
4%
15%
8%
Ayshire Collieries Corp common——3
11%
4%
*
22%
3%
3%
99%
46
200
11
1
Science & Electronic—
5,200
48
19%
11%
1
>
240
1 %
46
1
Non-voting non-cum preferred
Automatic Voting Machine
104%
1 %
48
—22%
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Axe
8
5% July
1%
July
May
4'/a
Jan
Feb
16
8%
15'%
13,000
Feb
104%
Jan
23ft
Jan
May
24'ft Mar
Jan
10%
13'ft
Apr
2'ft
Jun
55
July
Jan
Jan
'
400
800
8%
11,600
30%
800
Feb
5
Jan
4%
Feb
143ft Mar
16 3ft
Feb
3 3ft
Baldwin
Banco de
los
Basin
Oil
Ltd
Maine
Inc
3.50%
29,300
Jan
12%
17%
3,300
15%
Jan
4%
10,400
3%
Jan
29% July
43/4 Jun
9
9
9
Jan
10%
21%
Aircraft
Instrument
Benrus Watch Co
400
9
2%
Inc
class A
(H C)
/
—
Bridgeport
Brillo
Ohio Steel
Central
Power
Convertible
Chans
Corp
Charter
Co
Co
Chamberlin
16%
9'ft
4 %
4'ft
9,700
8,800
(The)
Controller
D
29%
8,700
8%
Jan
30% July
600
45%
Apr
51% July
14%
14 3/4
July
15% July
15%
4,500
9 5ft
10%
15,600
113%
800
"73%
600
11
11
38
—
Oil
Brown
200
300
Mills Ltd
American
Byrd
6%
9% May
10%
Jan
11% July
13%
Jun
Jan
7% May
10
Jun
9% Apr
83/4 Jan
14%
36
Jan
45
99%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Eastern
California
Electric
5% Mar
1
200
Ml
2,100
n
22%
3,300
20%
Jan
23'ft Mar
1,100
29'%
Jan
35% July
35%
I7(T
8]7o
1%
300
4
*
38%
4
36%
100
38'%
2,300
18%
18
19
54,100
19
18%
19%
26,900
18%
17%
18%
5.400
7%
7%
7%
1,600
151/3
14%
15 V8
2,500
21%
21%
21%
300
6%
Jan
Jan
7%
J»n
8% July
3U Feb
26
Feb
9% May
4%
Jun
38 % July
July
19% July
16
Mar
18% July
7
July
13%
Jun
Feb
8
16%
Feb
19% May
4% July
26% Mar
31% July
25% Jan
5
Jun
29%
31%
800
18%
Jan
25
24%
25%
3,000
22 %
Apr
7%
7%
500
Jan
8
% Mar
10%
10%
200
Jan
10%
300
10% July
10 % Jan
11
10%
18%
19
1,800
16% Jan
203/« Apr
%
%
14,000
%
4%
Jan
10 3/4
Feb
6,200
2%
3%
5,000
9%
8%
93/4
900
6%
7%
7%
7%
2
1%
2
50c
4%
4
4%
1
1
%
1
23,000
100
2% July
8% Jun
xl
Jun
14
May
16%
17%
8,700
33/4
10c
3%
4%
42,300
Canada
Bread Co Ltd—
•
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
41%
41%
300
15
__
14%
6U
14,100
27,800
734
3,800
11%
300
9% Mar
1,600
4%
4%
900
l'ft
2%
113,500
10%
1,300
common
Ltd
.
Ltd
*
•
10c
35.
2%
6l«
2ft
6ft
3% July
11%
Jan
5
Jan
% Jan
73/4
Jun
534
Jan
13%
Jan
1% July
2%
27
2%
Apr
6%
Jan
18 3/4
May
Jun
4% July
15% July
63/4
Jan
32%
Jan
37% May
15,100
2
14,600
5% May
2%
275
11,300
2'ft Jan
7%
Apr
11
36 %
Jan
49 V2
23%
22%
Feb
6,379
fc.l
6%
6'ft
14
Jan
24'ft
Jun
3,500
233ft
7
6% July
12% May
9'%
Jan
July
J
9% Jan
10% July
53/4
1.600
5
May
Jun
31%
14'ft
'
15%
15%
'' '
17
3,300
»
Ll
Ll
——
»0c
Consolidated
Engineering Corp
Consolidated
Gas
Consolidated
Liquidating
Lines
26
4,000
24
133ft
13%
133ft
2,200
12%
LtdJ ft*
Apr
38%
37%
38%
133ft
13
133/a
1,600
(.25
13
13
13%
2,000
"6
6
6%
2,500
1%
1%
100
1%
~~6'ft
6
6%
400
5%
2%
2%
5,300
2%
iJO
-
—
Corp..—ft ftl
Corp
...
12
Cook
Uranium
Paint &
Corby
(H)
Inc
Varnish
Distillery
Co.—
Ltd—
Class
A
B
non-voting
Coro
Inc
Gold
2'ft
k-*
"v:.
45
!
14%
Fen
Apr
93%
Feb
Jun
3
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
Jun
5%
%
16'ft
16%
.1
15%
%
dep
receipts
Petroleum
reg)i.£l
(ord
Crown
Cent
Petroleum
Crown
Cork
Internat'l
Crown
Drug Co
(Md)
Jan
17%
Jun
Jun
i7« July
Jan
16%
1.800
12%
Jan
163/»
16%
9,300
9%
Jan
16'% July
20%
600
193% Mar
93ft
9,500
73ft July
7
)6
7 9
'
Mi
7.700
59%
7,s*
8'%
61%
9,800
8%
500
1,000
8
14'ft
14
14%
26%
—.
Apr
Jan
15%
60%
ft£i_l
Co..../
&
19
26%
27
L_5
5"%
20 3%
partic
3'%
25c
common
Jan
8
45% May
6% Jan
63
3
Crystal Oil Refining
$6
Cuban
~
V
L—
Atlantic
Sugar
Cuban
Tobacco
common
Curtis
Lighting
Curtis
Manufacturing
Inc
21
*.
common
preferred
:
.10
common.—'
■
174
113%
5
16'ft
25%
Feb
27
1,800
3%
2'/a
Jan
450
19
20
164
,
Jan
F«b
July
3%
Jun
24"% Mar
Jun
175
Mar
11%
7,200
93ft
Jan
12%
323ft
1,260
17%
Feb
333ft July
6%
5
21
175
Apr
11%
2.50
(Mo)J
Jun
133ft Mav
29%
'
31
_/—___*_
common
Co
20%
1
Jun
9%
200
"
July
9'ft July
'
"A"
July
8%
common
Milner
43
7,800
Ltd—
American
Jan
35% Mar
20%
—
Creole
350
16%
&
Crowley
Jan
Jun
15%
July
16
%
[_5c
$1
Courtaulds
40'%
Jan
6
ft*
«
ft.*
—_.
Jan
July
*10% Mar
_* ift*
_
Mines..
Reynolds common—— ft.l
preferred class A
Jft_*
Cott Beverage Corp
Corroon
48
1
'
voting/—...
Class
Cornucopia
10c
//
Jun
8-3% May
29'% Mar
2,500
Engineerinj ftl
Inc.
13% Jan
11%
Jun
%
^
Royalty Oil/
Air
24%
.1 Ll
Smelt
&
5%
25%
foe'"
—.
Utilities
Consolidated Mining
Consolidated
5%
-
7
300
—
6% July
17'ft Jan
21%
24
7
Anr
Jan
Jun
Crystal Dairies Inc—/—.
Davenport Hosiery Mills..:
Brothers
22 3ft
,-lv
2.50
__
21%
10,500
10%
143ft
50
14%
Jan
8'ft
>8'%
:il-;
24
14%
.
'
Inc..
8%
800
6%
Jan
* "
Jan
July
18%
Jan
9% Mat
'
Day
Mines Inc
Dayton
Dejay
Rubber
Stores
Demlein
8%
10c
:—
35
class A
Co
<•
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Steel
&
6,500
34
10'ft
9%
24%
27'ft
27'ft
80
10'ft
24%
27%
1,700
/
200
800
173ft
—1
30
17%
3
-
500
18%
3%
10
30'%
t25c
3%
3
1,200
600
3%
Apr
2% July
Jan
34
Jun
3ft
Jan
11
Jun
203ft
Jan
27Va
22 %
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
155
May
5
13%
3
"
ftl
Products..-—
lift
143
-1
Manufacturing.
Detroit, Gray Iron Foundry
Detroit Hardware
Mfg Co..____J1
Oils
33
2%
100
...
Distillers
2
24%
•;
class A common.— IC--5
debenture
,
34
$0c>
common.
Corporation
Mfg
2'%
3
Jan
20'ft
May
4% Mar
*
303ft
200
28%
Jan
1U
IJV
1.11
18,400
l'ft
Jun
2,100
3
15%
33%
Ltd-
Co
American
Ltd..
dep rets ord
reg——L&
Exploration
Domestic
Finance
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Steel
4%
-
1
Corp common/
Co Ltd./.'L
:
Coal ord
&
Mar
43ft
15%
1.500
12%
Jan
163ft
5%
5%
4,000
4%
Jun
6 'ft
Jan
8'ft
8'ft
1,700
7
Jan
9
Apr
Jan
23
Jun
133ft July
1.3% Jun
5
18%
Co Ltd
common^
17%
18%
13%
stock-
Chemical Co Ltdi—*
Tar
Textile
4%
14%
8% "
2.50
*
<fe
Dominion
Dominion
Dorr-Oliver
z:
,7,v
8d
L_1
Ltd——.
13
Inc
15%
Apr
1.300
10'ft
Apr
8'ft
400
13%
13%
10.500
13'ft
7%
-ft-
13%
1,400
Ltd....
Dragon Cement Co Inc_:
Draper Corp common—
Drilling & Exporation Oo
Driver
Harris
Power
Co.....
Co
~5%
A
41%
...—1.10
8'ft July
_53ft
2,600
8'ft
Iftl
4 5'ft
12%
Apr
15%
Jan
Jun
35
Jun
4%
Jan
Jan
7% May
30% July
41%
'
43
36
Jan
24'ft
26
26%
4 400
19%
Jan
8'ft
8%
4,200
8%
Feb
500
45
lu
15%
—ftU-te
common——
It's
/1
reg.
Duraloy
(The)
Durham
Co—
45'ft
600
39% Mar
45%
Jan
55
300
50%
53%
Feb
15'ft
16
14,100
Jan
~8%
~7
13% Jan
17% Mar
3J? Mar
4%
8% July
93ft Feb
~8%
13,700
3%
Jan
8'ft
100
7%
Jan
8 'ft
Jan
'
Test Corp
Jan
43
,
Hosiery class B common—
Duval
_
Laboratories—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
Duro
Jun
•26'ft July
54%
—.7/10
—
—
B)
Jun
25%
,r5'ft
Brewery
Duke
6% Mar
Jun
35
preferred
Douglas Oil Company
$2
Dow
Feb
2,\ Jun
19
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome
Jun
4'ft Mar
Jan
'
33%'
T
Jun
common
Sulphur & Potash Co
8'ft
12
11%
12
27'ft
ftl
:—ftr
ft
27%
28
900
600
22,500
12'ft July
27% May
8%
Jun
x7% Mar
30 %
Jan
44% Mar
7ft
27
Jau
300
Dynamics
Corp
ft July
3ft Apr
7ft
Feb
4%%
Eastern
Gas
of
America
& Fuel Assn
prior
16
Jan
Hi July
27'ft July
3% Feb
8
7%
V9
% May
'ft:*
12%
Corp./—————■—
$7
preferred
preferred
series B_
*
V
26,500
9%
77'ft
400
63%
32%
34%
890
28
24 %
900
24
22%
17%
Jan
123ft July
Jan
77'ft July
37% Jun
Mar"
*"
167
167
50
26%
Apr
172
series A—_—:—-——
$6
12%
76 %
34 'ft
J
Iron—-
12
r,%
common—ll
preferred
MaUeable
Eastern- States
27
43/a
700
Class
2%
4
Apr
27% Mar
2%
•
Jan
37% July
113ft
Eastern
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
—2
12%
33% Mar
S%
~23ft
37%
Mar
133% Mar
July
34%
37%
Apr
8
93ft Mar
27% Mar
30s
_
20
7 'ft
—*
—.
-
*
common
preference
15
1% Jan
4% Jun
1,700
17%
Inc
21
5% July
6% Jun
11%
Devon-Leduc
19
Jan
143/4
29%
3%
15'ft J my
Mar
17
6'%
*
Dennison
6%
8
1
page
10'% Mar
250
1,000
4,300
5%
11
_i0c
vtc
1965—
30
July
31% July
500
Bee
19
6
••_*
1956
to
27%
31
footnotes
15%
18%
1V4 Mar
10%
to
ext
Apr
10c
Co
36
15
18%
Jan
11
ext
Jan
25c
common
Oils
49% July
49%
21%
113ft
Vtc
Feb
—7.50
Dock
Jan
45
It
1
Js/1
Vtc
26
6/r
For
Oils
Co
Connelly Containers Inc
26
30%
Ltd
28
49%
22%
|
Jun
25
A
&
943% Mar
600
Jan
150
30
313%
6
Dredge
Jan
83'%
18%
700
30
" 30%
Homestead
16% Mar
75%
1,900
80'ft
19
Jun
30%
2Jan
Apr
12 % Mar
14% xl4%
813ft
23'% July
25
313ft
6% July
Jan
263%
263%
*
Canners
1%
11,900
i*
Jan
Feb
9% July
1
Canadian
>2
Apr
Feb
6%
12%
Jan
5
Canadian
Jan
22%
53%
Power—
Canadian
Jan
5%
1.700
9,200
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance...
6% %
16%
400
2,400
83ft
3s 6d
Estate
Aviation
4,900
6 3ft
17%
Davidson
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
22
19%
6%
6 3ft
[20
common
Daitch
I2%c
common
Products
Sugar
41%
26%
5% Feb
2.50
Corp (new).
Electric
15% July
Jan
16%
3% Feb
9% Mar
—
Apr
Jan
24%
Jan
8
9%
12
18%
19
Manufacturing.ft.4
Products
DuMont (Allen
Cable
8% Mar
Jan
15%
Jan
8%
Jun
8% Mar
98
25%
Jun
9
dep rets ord shares
C & C Super
Feb
ElO
Mar
10
preferred
convertible class A
Calamba
Feb
93%
May
4% Jun
*
Corp
Corporation
7%
125
103
3
*
Biscuit
Oil
300
94
38
f1
Ccn,
Coal
Jan
ilO
1.1
73/s
Mines Ltd—
Burry
7 3ft
May
Community Public Service
Compo Shoe Machinery—
22,600
..50c
common
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma
81%
12
Colts Manufacturing Co.:
Commodore Hotel Inc
3%
•
preferred:
convertible
Feb
100
I*
Sand & Stone Co
2%
2.50
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
60c
75%
700
-P
Colonial
1,200
1
BSF
7%
10
9
-f-1
Airlines
2,500
10
common.—*.
Plan
80%
7& Mar
8'ft Mar
14%
Co.
Caribbean
73%
1
preferred
class B
Budget Finahce
28%
£4
-1
Farm Equipment Co
Development ordinary.:
Colon
2%
1
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck
Coastal
4%
£1
reg
common
Co
Jan
15
-%0
Cockshutt
7'ft
£1
Distillers
Rubber
Feb
,
dep rets ord
25%
.10
Co
Aluminum
2%
10s
Power common—
cumulative
10
10s
dep rets ord reg
Forman
4%
Brown
Club
4%
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Company
450
9
1
Inc
Lambert
&
Clinchfield
73ft
*
Celanese Ltd—
American
700
11
Clayton
23ft
Co
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brown
100
38%
Tobacco—
American
22,400
7%
4'ft
i_*
common
American
British Columbia
Jan
5
5%
101% 101%
3%
33ft
—
*
American
Jan
ft
15
£l
*
Co
Manufacturing Co
British
51%
11%
101 'ft
*
British
4%
9% May
6 3% Mar
11%
7%
2^0
Mining-
L
Jan
Jan
27'ft
5'ft
jLO
iz5
Clark
18 Va
Jan
4
11 %
94
common
Clark
5
Apr
6
ELO
Ltd—
Consolidated
Jan
5% Mar
5'%
80%
-L4
Chief
3%
Apr
Feb
26%
5%
11%
L2
common
Oil Co
Jun
15% Mar
500
8%
_1
America
Chesebrough-Ponds
%
3%
800
16%
common..:
of
Cherry-Burrell
•
4%
LOO
pfd.
preference
Aircraft
Cessna
Products
& Light 4%
Electric Co common
Investors Inc
Century
Century
1
British
"4%
1,050
ft
%
9%
100
Central
20c
common
Gas
25%
51%
i-
5
z
Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction L:ght & Pwr ord
Corp
53/4 Apr
16% Mar
26%
—
•
...
Co
Brad
Breeze
Jan
Jun
10%
*
Co common
Scrymser
Bourjois Inc
3% May
14%
—
prior cumulative preferred__100
Borne
11% Feb
Jan
193/a
*
common
July
May
1,300
~7'ft
1
Co
ADr
11,500
i._3
&
Jan
Apr
6 3/4
15
1
common
-
51%
50c
Inc
700
V
16%
"27%
25
common
5'ft
218
Feb
233ft
16
23%
1
common
(S)
5'ft
Feb
22
1
Corp
Black Starr & Gorham
5%%
12% Mar
21%
200
common
Telephone of Canada
Bohack
9,400
18%
Jun
16%
118 July
9%
Shoe Corp
Blumenthal
5% Mar
7%
2%
1
Blauner's
14,900
14,500
2%
Instruments Inc
Bickford's
5,200
5%
9%
1
Belock
2%
12%
53ft
50c
Beck
Bell
2
12
53ft
1
.
20
7
Feb
i
preferred
Car-Na-Var
11%
*_20c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Bellanca
Jan
16%
il
Co—
Power
Aviation &
4%
12
1
Company—
(AS)
ft
series..—__£*
$1.50
Continental
16%
2'ft
*
Inc
Beckman
115
Jun
5%
——$1
Illinois Secur Corp..
preference
Continental
9
50c
Power
Jun
10
_z_
11% Mar
4%
.
Tr Light &
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
1423%
A
Corp of America—.—
Continental
Andes—
American shares _<
Oil Ltd
Bearings
10%
17
lc
.
Banff
Barcelona
10%
..1
common
Corp
Feb
Jan
'
—1
Securities
10 V8
zi
& Co
(AM)
Continental Commercial
Class A—
Baldwin Rubber
12
Jan
110% Max
Castle
30% July
B
33
Jun
8%
140
_4
July
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Apr
9%
112%
ft
Feb
8%
21
27'ft
116
~4%
Continental
30
Jan
100
100
2s 6d
1
rets B ord—
dep
W) Co common
Colonial
div
arrear
&
6%
1
America.
Atlantic Coast
Coast
13
1
Inc—
of
13
Tel—
&
$43
'53
£1
—
Stores
Laundries
Associate
CI
rets
dep
6
225
Industries—
Electric
Associate
109% May
73ft Jan
warrants.—---——
Co
Armour &
107% 108%
Jan
5%
400
9%
111
112'%
Apr
Louisiana
Arkansas Power
Jan
2'ft
2,200
10
131
Casco Products common..*;———•
(J
Apr
Arkansas
Apr
5%
Ltd—
American
Apr
32
9%
23% July
.
130
t
* •"
pfd
$5
Feb
13%
110'ft
Arkansas
<«.
9%
Jun
5
Jun
9% July
100
109%
109
109%
26%
15,800
4%
4%
pfd—100
Appalachian Elec Power 4,%%
Argus Cameras Inc
10%
1
.1
Angostura-Wupperman
Apex-Electric
10%
Carreras
9%
9%
—
Light
&
Jun
28% July
18%
Power
Central
62
19%
4%
Carolina
9%
1
common
Conv
Apr
pfd—.25
Seal-Kap common————-2
preferred
5
American Tractor Corp.——
50c
American Writing Paper common:——5
Amurex Oil Development class A—
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
——20c
Co
Central
28%
American
Carnation
Central Explorers Ltd
32%
American Thread 5'ft
31%
•
19.50
Jan
Jan
1,200
31%
vtc
Kennedy Inc
Baxter &
Feb
17%
9
31%
Transit Co
Carey
Jan
50
40
City Products common.,—.—5 \
Capital
1%
100
8%
Capital
1 %
8,000
37%
19,000
38
28 %
35%
12,800
Jun
61%
8%
1 'ft
3'ft
Cenco Corporation
23
3\l Jun
.A'% Ju)y
( 9:
2% Ju)y
1ft
Catalin
60%
17'ft Mar
5,500
1
High
534 Mar
6,700
4 'ft
7
2%
10% July
27
6,100
28%
3ii
4
ift
13% July
Jun
6%
27%
*
3%
Jan
{8
6%
27%
—6c
*'
Ltd
since Jan.
Low
;
6%
\h W
Range
High
1
Carter
Mar
Shares
1
Producers
93/4 Mar
30
1
Anchor Post Products
Jan
19
10%
14%
96%
97
—39%
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
11%
10%
3%
_——
Co—
Jan
37%
Hard Rubber Co—
Meter Co
5%
Mar
4
14%
100
—25
American Laundry Machine———20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
Book Co
American
4
.1
V
pfd—10
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
29,900
—
American
Maracaibo
partic
8%
—1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
5
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75 cumulative preferred—100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing———*
Aluminum Industries common-—.——*
Ambrook Industries Inc
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd——15
^American Bantam Car Co common—1
American Beverage common———
1
American
Ltd
Minerals
7%
Control Co Inc
American
Petrofina
Williston
for Week
Lew
1
Canadian
Canadian
6%
preferred—
convertible
5%%
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
44
Jan
8%
Artists Pictures Corp.———-1
Allied
6% July
May
36%
1
Fisher common
&
Alles
1,000
Par
7
10c
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Allied
5
2,400
Sale Price
High
—-
Engineering Co—
All American
6%
4.3%
I
Jan.
Low
42%
6
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
Amer dep rets Amer shares.—,—.—
Range since
High
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
Par
Alaska Airlines
WEEK ENDED JULY 22
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
May
160
May
.
195'
181%
Jun
Mar
Feb
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class B
Machine
Limited
Mines
Bond
ElectroData
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5,700
28%
10,700
14%
2,200
200
Corp
_$1 or 25c
lfe
Petroleums
Sterling
Ford
5,200
23% July
3
121,200
Jan
3
5ft
6
[<s
10,000
3% Jan
6
A July
65'%
450
5178 Jan
*
Inc
10
65
—
5 %
6,000
b%
1%
7,200
22%
3,800
4%
4%
2.50
—
26%
Ltd
class
21
22
74
6
b%
1
20%
Feb
6%
Apr
Jan
772
57a Jan
non-voting...—_■
B
voting
Ford
Co
Motor
Amer
Brewing
(Peter)
(Geo
102% Jan
50
135
July
10472
1,700
130
A)
Co
7A
•
—
7%
130
Jun
Jan
3%
200
5%
16%
A May
872
Feb
Co
Power
—7
57e pieferred
Gcllman
Mfg
General
2%
100
67a July
Apr
17%
1474 Mar
Lamson
Jun
Alloys
General
Builders
*
Co
2
74
2%
1,600
25
18
_£1
10
__
General
dep
ord
rets
reg
Fireproofing common
pid
General Outdoor Adv 6'/«
3%
Jan
Jun
Corp..
Mich
Yeilowknife
Giant
Gilbert
(A C)
...
_
Distilleries class
(Adolf)
Inc
Class
3
$4.50
prior
_
3,700
21
Jan
117s
Jan
177a
Jun
11%
11%-j
900
117a
Jan
15%
Jan
1
5
_
1%
50
1%;
57 72
55%
9,600
58
40
Rapids Varnish
Gray Manufacturing Co
49
Great
Atlantic
—
5
Pacific
&
9
97af
74
16 72
17%
\V\
4
300
18%
7a
7%
49% Mar
Great
Sweet
Greer
1%
Jan
29,
Hearn
Mar
209
141
July
Apr
1
3 74
3
3
4,200
2
12 7a
11
13
4,200
9%
10
9,900
9%
.
13
14%
14
74;
87»
18%
3%
42%
12%
Jun
19
i
100
18
400
147a Mar
Midwest
_s
3%
800
3,800
60
Heller
A
Co
4
Feb
—!
common
47#
preferred-
—
Products
Steel
Co
Herder's
HormeJ
Horn
5 7#
preferred
July
39% July
Jan
59%
Apr
27*
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
15%
Feb
700
227a
Jan
33%
Jun
1,800
1472
Jan
1672 July
5,200
28 7a
Jan
4474 July
103 72
20
105
82
July
1474
4
74
7o
Jan
17%
3%
3,200
9%
4
100
Jan
5
8
Jan
13%
15% Mar
600
3%
1,000
*17
200
x50
15%
700
22^8
Muter
24
16%
8 7s
4078
-
-
Machinery
International
Industries -Ai'.
Iren Foreman.
Inc
For
footnotes
see
6
35.
11,800
.
118% 1*0 7a
"7:1-
"
-
111%
Jun
..
8
257s
'
2%
*
'
*
*
National Fuel Gas..!
National Mfg & Stores common—
19% Apr
National
5%
15
May
Apr
National
Jun
Feb
Jan
12
99%
15%7-
v.,'.
15%
8
.
874
National
.
July
9
Jan
•
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'
Jan
•
Nestle
Le
Mur Co
Jun
New
British
Jan
New
Feb
New
England Tel & Tel
Haven Clock & Watch
Jun i
Dominion Oil Ltd
—
Co
Jan
Jun
472 7#- convertible preferred—
New Idria Min & Chem Co
Feb
38%
Feb
New
24% May
29%
Jan
New Mexico & Arizona
11%
Feb
4% Mar
Jan
Apr
8
Jan
774 Mar
43 74
July
46%
Jan
86
Apr
16%
Apr
btl
iViaT
13
Jan
2
Jun
2 7a
50
2,000
37a Mar
100
19
83 7a
85%
1374 Mar
20 7a
1,200
70% May
92%
50
19
28% Jan
40
37
37
1172
117/B
500
3%
2,800
1974
800
372
3 /a
19
11
Jan
Jun
Jun
May
14%
F<^
23ya
-
Jan
2% May
91
July =
137.
Jan
2,100
'474
Jan
-
1172 July
3% Mar
94 V*
,3% Apr
18% July
Jun
18% Mar
8% July *
New
New
Apr
May
29
Apr
37 7t July
10
39
6
20
Jan
45
Jan
q
9
9%
A\\ Apr
11%
800
Feb
11% July
17
18%
2,400
13% Jan
18% July
28 74
Jan
32 7a
34%
8,800
43 '/2
FeD
29
29
17/2
25/a
>
Jan
117a
--
29%
650
25% Mar
31%
Jan
117a Mar
17% July
Feb
26% Jun
1574
17%
46,200
24 74
257a
1,800
6 74
16,800
12,900
57a
8
9
8 7a
48%
54%
6 7a
217a
7 7a
Jan
Feb
1074
Feb
Jan
59% July
13
Feb
5 7a May
7%
27
8,600
57a
500
87a Jan
--
5 /a
May
5
11%
1
67a July
Jan
14 V2 Mar
Jan
1,500
8
Yi
--
1%
8 7a
Feb
Feb
1,700
7% July
18
18 72
900
17% Mar
19% Mar
12%
13%
4,600
12% July
12% Jan
1472
Apr
26%
30%
Jun
7%
7%
/a
29 7i
Jjj,.
°
297a
21%
--
23
8%
8 7a
/2
2474 x27
x i7/
100
5%
6 7a
6%
3% Mar
1,500
23%
5 7a
Jersey
Process
—50c
25c
Zinc
Co
Land
New
York
New
York
Auction
&
Co
Honduras
Merchandise
1
1
common
Superior Oils
Nev; York
Jan
34%
23%
Feb
1774 Jan
.
13 74
1%
58
DB /4
30,300
4,200
common..:
Rosario
*
1
*
10
10
Jun
Jun
Feb
6% July
6% FeD
36 7a
Jun
26
July
106
Apr
1% July
46
9%
Jan
July
13
2,900
1JH
61%
13
.
25%
33
Jan
177a
100
103
--
Jan
24 74 July
3,300
5%
Jan
20 7a May
600
800
5,000
5%
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New Park Mining Co—
5
y
13% Jan
37%
6%
500
39
1
40c
100
1
1
common
,8%
1267a
Jan
-1,400
'
Jun
19
,
>
Jan
157a
2
Apr
72 May
67% Jun
103 7a July
99
—
Mar
104
Apr
Apr
1657a Mar
41
4574
4574
108
Jan
3%
5,300
172 74 175
1'°
.
57a
5%
17?/2
Jun
100
60
May
105
Jun
--
10
U
8,400
7% Jan
4i
5
5
100
47a Jun
3% Mar
2072
2074
--
4%
4;a
2074
2Z
3%
4 /8
5%
®7a
116
Jan
142
July
17» Apr
2
Feb
--
1%
1 4
12
23 74
24
29 72
33 7»
4%
Apr
30% Mar
7
Jun
87a July
31
May
38% July
2572
100
2,800
4%
400
47a Jan
6% Feb
22%
5,700
19% July
2772 Jan
4 7a
15,200
57a
3,800
57i Jun
'
2%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
7
17% Feb
21
4
7» July
57a
Apr
1U
19% Jan
9,600
23
167a May
172 May
5,000
2
Mar
a Jan
11%
12
700
10 V* Mar
12%
Jan
22 72
23%
3,600
2274 July
3374
Jan
22
2474
8,200
19% Apr
24% Jan
2874
29%
3,700
24 7a
Jan
29% Juiy
307a
26% Jan
33 74 July
_
3374
825
4%
4%
5,800
374
3%
700
3 74
July
2%
Jan
—
.4% July
3%
24,500
11%
2,600
10% May
27
27 U
3%
11%
372
11%
27 74
1,800
21
Feb
4% July
4%
Jan
4y* Feb
12
Jun
28 7a
Jun
4% Mar
2
2ltf
A
2iV
16,300
77* Jan
2A
37* Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
145
2,500
27a Apr
;8% Apr
17
Jun
3%
10,700
3 7a July
5
Mar
43%
44%
7,400
40% Mar
48% Jan
227a
23 %
2,700
19% Mar
277* May
139 7a 140
37a
2%
l42t
3 /a
15
3%
44 /8
22%
3 /»
Jan
127a Mar
20%
20/a
,
5%
3% Jan
2j7a
5%
5%
--
July
11
250
1,300
1,900
36
36
,
Jan
46 72 July
Jan
4,000
874
8 7a
176 Va
19
27 7a
27
.
5% July
8u7
1%
174
4/4
A
142
140
,,/
5
Neptune Meter common
997a
Jan
7% July
*
Mar-
4% Jan
275
117a
—2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common
1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Telefilm Associates—.
10c
Transit common
1
Union Electric Corp
-30c
U. S. Radiator Corp w i
1
15
.
,r
Ltd
National
4%
1,500
•
May
31
100
15
83/2
1
1
10
1
25c
(Mich)—
207»
27/a
2%
Brewing Co
-.9% May
94
38,300
35
2
2/a
1
Co
Milling
National
<10,400
1172
Jan
83%
Dehydrating &
Jun
105
Mar
900
"9%
Jun
378
14%, May
Petroleum
57a
-
"26%
7% l^8'
,
1172'
-
•
8%
100
200
4374
--
Presto Industries Inc
10%
1,765
<
12,100
74
,
1
Inc..
National
417a
Jan
36 7. May
240
74
4
15
10
Corp
National
120
96%
9 7o
6%
0 /ii
Jun
800
.
W^A
1,
2
72,400
—*678
"
2674
——_5
page
1174 May
0/0
July
11
2,800
"8%
967a
*
Co...—.—lOc
ix—__
1374 May
Feb
817a
10
50c
common
15% Jan
600
40%
,
—
Manufacturing. Vrt :Cxi->x*»
_
39
~
119%
!—„1
Co 3.90^
pfd—IOO
Iowa Public SarviCe
Ironite
Jun
4 74
Ring common—2.50
Piston
Apr
Feb
8A J&n
6
International Petroleum capital stocks*
„
11%
Vd
..
96 7b
America.——5
International, Cigar
_
1174
43
5
23%
4
1,700
-11%-12
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Investors Royalty
300
6H,4
1
—
Co
National
<
National
—£i
Products
117a
1017a 1037a
774 Jan
200
n
1174
1174
capital stock—*
5
Intematonal Resistance
27 7a
3174
327a
1
1
National Bellas Hess common
104
;%%
Inc
National Alfalfa
May
National
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co.——50c
International
15
Jan
~8%
9
*
100
*
pfd
Jan
50
84% May
974
17
Imperial Tobacco of Canada—
-Imperial-Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Metal
Jan
20
—50
common
Jun
32%
9%
Service
149%
Jan
1.100
-.;A
Light 57#
&
Company
National
North
12%
200
H
-
_5
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
of
1,100
2,400
cumulative
Namm-Loeser's
20% May
Jan
4,700
4%
Pwr
Public
Nachman
Jun
4% Jan
Mar
937« 105
'
25%
Feb
3872
104
Feb
9%
6%
27 7a
1
Mar
4774
138
23
21% May
13 7a
678
13
50c
common
20% Jan
50
23
Feb
—
Co—
Co
107. May
1574 Jun
2,000
-
4%
Jan
874
*
*
50c
—5
Muskogee Co common
9% May
Mar
3,000
15
22%
872
1174
~1
1
Refineries
Muskegon
Feb
Mar
9
Illinois Zinc Co common——.2.50
Co
6%
1374
6V4 Juiy
1
2.50
1
—10
Petroleum common
Mprray Ohio Mfg
I
Insurance
common
common—
TV
§Muntz
May
Jan
99"% Feb
7672
Hydro-Electric Securities——"——*
Hygrade Food Products.
12%
7
43%
Inc common-.
5
capl'al stock—*
Hurtl Lock & Manufacturing Co
5
(Canada)
6% Jan
5%
preferred
100
4.80% cumul preferred series B..100
4.50preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
*
Moody, Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America..
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6% cumulative preferred—
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry
Mills
.—2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Jan
317a
Refining
Imperial Oil
Corp
convertible preferred
72%
4.40'/o
Jan
2%
8%
100
—
Oil
6%
Jun
3,900
(Harvey)
e
May
2,900
Hardart Baking Co.—.——*
& Kardart common..
Humb
Jan
1%
&
Hubbel)
57a
300
".—15
& Co.—,—
Feb
5
10,200
*
Inc
(Geo A)
—■
Piping
Minnesota
Juiy
iU
15
1
___—*
common
2%
42%
2.50
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane
61
47a July
10
& Co class A.
(R)
Horn
~7 %
-1
Highie Mfg Co common
5%
convertible preferred—
HoHnger Consol Gold Mines-
572 Mar
Jun
1
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
42% July
Jan
500
...10c
:
Jan
Jun
800
5 72
——100
—100
——.1
—
Jan
574
—1
1
1
25c
Mining Corp of Canada
.T*u
174
800
*
*
____2
Henry Holt & Co common
Hercules
Hoe
474
5
__—25c
.—
5727# preferred
4%
2,500
—
Co
Wohl
Miller
May
AK
3% Jan
2672
1,700
—10c
10c
—*
_
41
~1%
Dept Stores common——
Class
900
578
_____
———
Abrasive——
Mid-West
May
1574
Co
Mid-West
Feb
55 V4
2
_—.1
Inc.—
Corp
5 74
*
10
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Jan
Jan
557a Mar
3%
1% Mar
5 78
Mar
Q)1 Corp $1 conv preferred—4'
Midvale
«>aii
4A Jan
May
42%
74
3 7a
1072 July
1472
is
18
5
181
1,175
Jan
Jan
5%
7
4A
Bumper
Midland
Jen
Jan
2
Mining Co__
Helena Rubenstein common
Co
&
Middle States
FeD
2%
141
1
25
1
Light
Brewing Co
Hazeltine
178
*
Micromatic Hone Corp.'—
5%
1337a
Co
Hecla
474 Mar
..1
common.
Co.
Iron
Missouri
Organ Company
Bishop
Jun
300
—£1
18% July
Jan
140
200
1j9
*
Hastings Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries Inc.—
Havana Lithographing Co.
Hazel
2%
Ltd——/a
.1
1® /4
Corp—
5
34/2
10% July
3%
H
Harvard
3,200
7
Feb
7%
10,100
7,700
._
•
Electric
13% May
3%
1,600
50c
.
"
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
Hall Lamp
2o
Jan
*
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
67# preferred
Mar
2%
195
141
2
Hartford
nyC
1%
1
1
1
Co...
Co
&
Mfg
Michigan
'30% May
Jan
2%
...
Hammond
%
11%
7%
0
5
Aircraft
Textile
Metal
Jun
50c
Ltd
Oils
Grass
1
500
Inc common—...—
Jonnson
Mesabi
Feb
88
2%
200
100
Hydraulics
100
13%
77a
*
A
Merri.l Petroleums Ltd
,74ya Feb
Jan
...1
Chemical Co
&
Jan
19%
Midland Steel Products-—
stock—
common
O 1
class
13% Mar
15,600
4%»
preferred
common...—
Bi Co
(AG)
Menasco
Tea—
1st preferred
Lakes
3,000
Feb
% Jau
30% July
71A
1
10
(The
(J W)
Mead
Feb
.9c
Non-voting
Great
5% July
% May
Feb
3 7a
T
McWilliams Dredging common...
Feb
Apr
287a
100
—
—_—-10c
Industries Inc
Amer
■
,
1
Grand
Great
.
5
2% Mar
1%
Inc....
Service Co
Stores
McKee
"
conv pfd. .25
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
37a Mar
4,500
19
3 74
50c
Corporation
McDonnell
Mar
57
21
28%^
28%
2%
Apr
7672 July
17s Jan
540
U
23%
Jan
1% Jan
47
120
1%
.50
common......4
Manufacturing
■%
47
...1
Mines
100
76 72
*
preferred.
200
4
1
50
44
20
1,400
%*•
1%
48 7a
72
=
20 72F
2074
50
3,ou J
4%
i's
5
5
Communication Co Ltd
Mays
2972 July
11,700
20%
~3%
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
16Vt Mar
16 7a,
1
42% Jun
*374
Marconi International Marine
Jan
Mar
29% 7
5
Apr
13 7a
2
Manischewitz
11% Mar
9% Feb
15
157a
.
_
87a
6A May
300
27 7a
.
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Gorhr.m
3,900
Apr
Mangel
Jan
16 7a
.
_
Consolidated
Goldfield
c% •;
10%'
4%
11%
class A
16%
19%
...25c
(The)
Public
Maine
Feb
29 %
if
Godchaux Sugar
11072 July
Feb
*
B
147a May
387a
10
Chain
Oil
Magna
1% Feb
1
_
3,600
%
!5
Lynch Corp
Jan
10574
10
.
-
■
111%
3
__
Gladding McBean & Co
Gobcl
i"a
6
it
Glen Alden Corp
G cnmore
50
800
10%
10%
...
Jun
Apr
15%
474
,
1672
2874
Jan
10772
...
3 7a
15 J/8
2074 Jan
;1
_
University
(R G.)
Lunkenheimer
Jan
Apr
% Jan
—
_
.
5%
18%
8,3u0
•'
6%
Mines..... -1,
Gold
common
GJchrist Co
Jun
16
•
_
17a
i
3 7a
1
-
Apr
1087a
4U0
110 7a 1107a
$4.60 preferred
20%
137a July
Jan
700
1
:
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration....
10872 July
Jun
3%
3,400
v
„■
1
__
42%
Jan
Jan
«
Georgia Power $5 preferred.
Gerity
33 Ye
10572
"
"
—.
1 78
1,300
5
1
B
Steel
Locke
10% July
105 V* Feb
47a
'
•
1
Corporation..
Stores
400
1674
21
13
3%
4%
common.—
Realty
Groceterias
Class
'1972 May
A Mar
7
20
16%
13%
15%
1572
Co
cumulative
Loblaw
Jan
July
18
1,900
41
47a
4%
5 7#
SGcneral
10%
167a
50c
Plywood Corp common.
.20
ccnvertible preferred..
General Public Service $6 preferred __<■
Gencial
Feb
11
._
Ltd
Extension
Salle
5%
3% Feb
July
2%
25
108-/2 108 7a
100
117a
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—__—r_
Feb
16
Jan
774
700
18
39 74
41
_
18 7a May
1472 Feb
Inc
Mines
Le Tourneau
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
10672 May
1674
Lear Inc common
Jun
2
900
2%
2%
Jan
Jan
167a July
1774
13%
Monotype Machine Co
Lefcourt
July
774
572 May
2
com. ..1
Corp
Supply
convertible preierred.
5'/o
1474
100
7
113
3% Mar
1,300
—...—1
7
2%
103%
800
——
Sessions
&
Lanston
34% July
J an
10974 Apr
_
General
27 */4
500
~7 7a
6%
1
——
Corp
_
34%
100
Co common
Acceptance
Wan ants
34
common——*
May
Hi
18,000
29,600
2.50
Lakey Foundry Corp—
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
La
Gatineau
5
2%
2%
4%
Company
Apparel
Shores
Lake
Jun
4%
6
6,000
16%
5
5%
16%
A Jun
1774
& Co
Laclede-Christy
L'Aiglon
3% May
25,100
3%
7&
———1
—1.25
-5
Brewing Co
FeD
Jan
3
Jan
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg———£1
Fort Pitt
Fuller
130
*
2%
L
128V2 135
135
*
__
Feb
Jan
5,bu0
—*
"
A
5%
iy2
300
1%
——5
of Canada-
Motor
Class
474 Mar
472
—
10% Jan
24
Jun
Jan
1%
.
6674 July
May
10
1
A
3174
4% Mar
1
Co Inc
272
174
47a
50
-1
Kio Oil & Development Co—
1
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd.—
1
Kleinert
(IB)
Rubber Co
10
Knott Hotels
Corp.
5
Kobacker Stores
7.50
Kropp (The)
Forge Co
——33 72C
Kroy Oils Ltd
—
-20c
Krueger Brewing. Co
1
July
5%
24
Jan
17s July
1%
16%
County Lighting common
cumulative preferred
Kings
Jun
10
7% Jun
2%
Ltd
Class
Fox
2,000
9
2%
Line Inc
Tiger
8%
Jan
Apr
2'/4
47a
common
(Walter)
47#
1
(Phila)—
H)
Co
Kidde
1872 Mar
_25c
Fitzsimmons Stores
Flying
Jan
8%
2o%
1
Ltd
(M
%
July
.
—
472 7#
(Del
Key
Kingston Products
Instrument-
&
Co
Jan
15
7%
17*
17a
1%
2A
1
pfd—100
5
Corp
Kennedy's Inc
1A
1:
& Co class A__—
Association
Kawneer
5% Mar
V« Jan
10
__10c
15c
Electric
Gas &
Kansas
53% Feb
Jan
10
4% May
K
Motors
Kaiser
May
1
2,100
2,300
9,300
172
1
common.—
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Feb
4&j4i Jan
common—*
Camera
Fishman
5%
600
iuj
Co
Jan
650
__
Glass
O'Mahoney Inc
Jerry
July1
20,600
,
(Max)
Oils
Firth
97a
26
Apr
3% Jan
F
Fire
1872
Jeannette
105% Mar
7% Jan
20.4U0
preferred
Eureka Pipe Line
Federated
Jan
Apr
x20% May
23
Jan
4%
45%'
10c
...1
Corporation Ltd
Faifcnild
200
500
Warrants—
Fargo
1027a
40
7%
-5
Inc
Factor
1172 May
105%
1
common
convertible
$2
1674 Jan
2,200
13%
7 7a
47a
Corp Inc.lc
High
Low
J
Apr
17%
Jan
12
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol
since Jan. 1
Range
High
Jun
32
26% Mar
Shares
6%
77a
1%
17a
1
10c
Israel-American Oil Corp
% Jan
Feb
%
Apr
May
1
Equity Corp
Eureka
22%
5
Emsco Manufacturing Co
E'squire
12% Jan
—1
common
Corporation
Millwork
4,500
21%
Electrographic Corp common
1
Electronics Corp of America————1
Empire District Electric 57c pfd—_100
Empire
21% Jan
25
1
Share
&
20%
125
30
*
__
Washing
Elder
18% Jan
1
for Week
Low
Par
Irving Air Chute
shares of beneficial int
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
Higt
Sales
Week's
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Ccmmcn
%'i
JULY
1
Range since Jan.
of
Low
ENDED
STOCKS
Kangel-i^ for Week..
Pricei-|| Shares
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
Sales
14 7a
372
374
3
>
15
81
81
1,830
1,100
15,700
25
A
2!*
1,500
12%
12%
100
2
131
2%
58
Jun
Jan
2\ May
4%
Jun
47a Jan
81
July
3A Apr
Jan
13% May
40
Jan
61
10
Mar
1074
Jun
11% May
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(342)
Monday, July 25, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
-
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
American Slock Exchange
Low
Par
Niles-Bement
Nipissing
Noma
Central
North
Range
High
since
Jan.
Low
1
High
12.800
35%
Jan
2%
2%
6.400
2%
Jan
3Va Mar
Sentinel Radio Corp
6 %
7
3,200
6 %
Jan
9% Mar
Sentry
13%
Jun
19%
Feb
45
Jan
50 %
July
13%
51
13%
14%
12,100
50%
50%
1,500
'
4,1
I <5
5%
71.600
9%
12
89%
9,200
10
88
Mar
100% lU2'/4
210
99
Jan
10%
Jan
89%
Co....—— —50
102 y4
pfd. -.100
28'/2
Jan
5%
Jun
Selby Shoe Co..
Servomechanisms Inc
12
Seton
Feb
94%
Leather
Shattuck
July
Jun
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
104
4% preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Ohio
^—
Brass Co class B
Power 4 % % preferred.
Okalta Oils Ltd——
Old
Company
Town
Corp
9%
*
58
10(j
—
..—
110
400
1%'
1%
73
74
6%
7%
54%
108%
71
650
61
Jan
112
Mar
Apr
Jan
6'/a
7%
8
6%
Apr
Jun
Jan
Jan
Jun
23%
$3
6% July
8% Jun
87% July
28% July
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s
87%
86
87%
1,150
65 %
Jan
Overseas
28 %
27%
28'%
400
18%
Jan
——1
Simca
5%%
5%
1st pref erred
1st
redeemable
5%
x33
!—...25
redeemable
4.50%
Pacific
1st
28%
preferred—25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
x28*A
Pacific
Power
&
Light
Pan
Israel
Oil
Park
29 %
Apr
97
800
106%
Apr
105%
104%
Jan
107% July
2
Jan
109 %
107%.
2'%
11%
2%
150
2,400
13
45,200
108'% 110
150
Jan
104
67% Mar
*
1%
vtc—2 Bol
lc
1%
share— l BolI
1%
1 %
5%
13,200
1 %
1%
5%
2
17,300
1 %
Jan
8%
Jan
May
5% July
59
Jan
5
Jan
6%
15
&
Johnson
Ltd
Moines
Amer
i.
Feb
7
1,300
9.200
4%
6% May
5% Jan
300
16 Va
Jan
Standard
Common
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4 % % cumulative
preferred—
Timber
(Thei
22%
600
18
Steel Co
of
common.......
10%
7,400
5% Jan
1.750
78'/a Jan
4,300
21
100
22%
7
5%
5%
300
3%
3
3%
2,200
7%
8
23%
2,000
May
10% July
Stinnes
(Hugo)
& Shop Inc
Stroock (Si & Co
Feb
Stylon
Jun
Sun
Jun
31
11% Mar
Reading Tube Corp
Reda
12%
12%
18%
19%
13,100
8%
9%
13,400
2
2%
4,300
813
41
46
1,500
10%
10%
2,200
103%
75
12%
5
Feb
fy Jan
1%
15% Feb
8% Feb
Swan
Apr
Inc
Jun
2%
Finch Oil
Talon
19 % July
10%
Feb
73
Class
Jun
59%
61 %
600
16
16
200
100
44
Mar
Jan
15%
26
Apr
May
Rels
(Robert
&
1
63 %
Texas
Apr
A
Jan
29
Reliance
9%
9%
24%
24 %
300
23%
Jan
25
33%
34%
3,900
30
Jan
37
11%
12
1,200
10%
Jan
Electric
Inc.
_
&
18%
19%
1.000
1
1%
1 'A
1%
15,100
1%
1%
1%
Engineering.... —5
Co
.
19%
....
Corp..
Remington Arms
Inc
-
Inc
Power
&
__
..
extended
to
50c
..
3
1965
pfd F
Rotary
Rowe
Electric
(Thei
Royalite
Russeks
Ryan
Oil
Co
Fifth
Russell
Steel
Corp
(The
Ci
.
Aeronautical
Co..
.
Feb
8%
Roofing.
Ryerson
&
Haynes
common
2%
2,100
3%
2,100
96%
140
900
43 %
43%
100
37 Va
36
37 V8
5,100
1
15 %
15 'A
15%
300
13 %
13%
6,900
7%
9,500
—
13%
7
7
28%
1
5
...1
Va
4
31
%
May
Inc..,
Co
True
Jan
San Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric
Co—
Cum pfd b'k
series
1
-
.
__
Feb
68
92%
10
Feb
Mar
—
pfd
4% A
74
Sapphire Petioleums
Savoy Oil Inc (Del).
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Schick
Inc
__
900
.
.
.
.
.
25c
_
Steel
Co
common.
.
-
.
20
Western
Airlines
__
-
__
.
37%
800
20
3%
5,600
11%
500
3%
3%
11
17%
17%
42%
42 %
100
3%
3%
30
31 %
1,525
17'A
2,400
1,200
Jan
May
Feb
8% Mar
36
May
30%
Jan
43% Mar
23%
3% May
Jan
Apr
14%
Jun
Apr
15%
4%
Mar
7
2,100
22%
36% May
3%
52
Jan
Mar
Jan
5%
14%
24
Feb
May
36%
Jan
11%
Jan
19%
Jun
900
11%
Jan
17%
Jun
28
2,100
23%
Feb
15%
9,300
31 % May
16% Mar
16%
109% HO
425
13% May
107
July
112
Mar
31
21
4%
31%
1.200
23%
Jan
35% May
20 %
22 Va
7,500
15
Jan
5,400
4% Mar
12% Mar
22% July
5% Apr
4%
4%
13%
13%
13%
23'A
24
6,200
23
22
23
600
500
14%
167/a
Apr
Feb
25 %
July
25 %
39
1.1 %
11%
11%
1,500
20% May
9% Jan
37
36%
39
2,000
26
Mar
Apr
12% July
38
Apr
14%
Jun
7
28%
July
Jan
United
July
8%
74
2,000
10
200
10
24%
24%
300
22%
20%
20%
100
20'A Mar
22
20
65% Mar
3
ft
9 %<
—
—
N
J
RR
&
Jun
21%
3%
37,400
Apr
3% July
9 %
3,600
5ft
Feb
6%
Apr
2.700
3%
Jan
9% July
8% Apr
6%
1,700
7%
10,900
49%
6%
200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
41
Apr
8%
Jan
85%
Jan
6 %
37'A
*
7%
common..
6%
6
37%
2,900
600
38
7%
7%
550
5
6%
2,600
6
Jun
35%
Jan
6% July
7% July
50%
Jun
10 % Mar
102
9'A
41
Apr
Feb
Jun
10s
1 e
7% July
9%
5ft
6% July
232 % 233
100
100
230
Feb
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
5%
Jan
23y%
Jun
1 % Mar
47%
48%
8,200
37%
33'A
110
Mar
40%
Jan
14'A
13%
14%
1,200
11%
Jan
15%
Apr
10c
2'A
2%
2%
8,100
2'A
Jun
3%
Jun
1
174%
165
177%
4,800
2%
1,700
13%
13
S
Air
common——25
J...10
Conditioning Corp
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
Stores
1
Corp common..—1—50c
Universal
Insurance
Products
2%
1
Co
States Vitamin Corp—
25c
5
2%
5
2%
69
—10
14
1,700
5
4,200
45%
37
90%
Jun
Jan
1% Mar
11
2%
May
Jan
9
Mar
54% Mar
179
July
2% July
14 Va
July
5%
Apr
16,900
1%
Jan
200
2'/a
70
65 %
Apr
73
Jan
28%
Jan
46%
Jun
39%
*—15
i
Co
39 %
50
39%
40%
1,150
5%
8,000
8%
1,000
2% Mar
'Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
^
preferred—.
Steel Co
28 % Mar
Jun
Venezuela
2ft
Feb
Vinco
Jan
Jan
Jan
15% May
5 'A
-1
5
5
7%-
7%
25 % Mar
3 %
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
6%
Apr
8
Va July
3ft
16
July
4% May
18%
Jan
Van
33 V4
34
—_
Norman Co warrants
Syndicate
4%
4
1
Inc
Corporation
20c
73
IOV4
1
4%
10
25%
Silver-Lead
Corp
*
1
66
9%
300
%
200
80
1,600
10%
9,700
2,900
Apr
94 %
27
Jan
34 % July
3% May
25
5 %
Jan
Jun
Jan
93
4y8
Jan
13 % July
4%
July
~5%
4%
454
Jun
6%
Feb
25%
26%
250
Jun
16 Va
200
23% May
14% Jun
29%
15%
^
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co...
Vogt Manufacturing
Vulcan
87%
—■
*
Venezuelan Petroleum
29
7
40%
'
Jan
3%
10
5
common.
Sugar
Jan
400
Apr
38%
20
16
Jun
48%
23
15%
6 Va
49
common—50c
common
1,300
1 Va
30
29
1
Specialities
2,100
900
Jan
50
33.000
6,800
Jan
25
Apr
100
24 %
3%
500
Jan
14 Va
3%
%
2ft
16
29
Jan
4%
May
1%
100
registered
„
24 V8
3%
28%
2%
Feb
10
Jan
312
14%
28%
*
Canal
2 ft
3 Va
47,700
20
Sharing
24 %
16
July
6%
Profit
22
15%
July
May
3
24% July
8%
7%
10 Va
105
4
Products
preferred
Utah-Idaho
——
Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
2,700
12%
10c
Co.
Universal
78% May
13% Jan
Jan
2%
%
U
■
-
4,600
3%
12
_____5
U S Foil class B
Jan
July
US
4%
99
Jun
Jun
Mar
6%
U
6% Mar
6% Jun
1%
3%
3%
12%
...
Feb
3% Jan
150
2,900
113
69
United Shoe Machinery common..—25
Preferred
25
9% May
100
4,900
2%
Jan
United
Jan
800
8%
101%
2%
Jan
7%
6 %
10%
6% Mar
50%
ir.
1 it?
1
7%
100
——
*
dep rets ord
United
July
10%
2%
*
Aircraft
Amer
July
16
lft
56%
8
Feb
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Jan
Apr
13% Mar
6%
101%
...1.25
Corp
6%
1
22 Va July
220'
20%
1
21 %
-1
.
Securities Corp General
Seeman Bros Inc.
3,200
40%
20 Va
.1
Ltd
6%
50c
25%
40
100
warrants.
United Elastic Corp
United Milk Products
47% July
Jan
Oils
21 %
_
22%
70c
1
0
_
Oil Co Ltd.
25
20
common
1
.
.
Scurry-Rainbow
Seaboard
1
.
_
Co
26% Mar
23'A
Corp
Investment
United
18% July
7
■
,
Ltd
...
Scullin
20
.
100
10
1
Management Company
Union
Apr
24%
10
—20
.
.
series
17,000
15
J
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—
3 % Mar
98
70%
8
-20
_
.
series
Cum pfd 4.40%
1,800
5%
31 %
27%
....
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
Union Gas of Canada—
11% July
21 % Mar
27%
Lux
Temper
Ulen
Jan
•
Cum
Jan
3%
5%
31%
X16»A
Construction
&
Universal American Corp
Consolidated Oil
-
Jun
4 Va
3%
"■
5%
3%
xl6%
25c
United
.
Jun
3%
13%
4%
20
Universal
common
Jan
1,100
Jan
u
14% July
s
Lawrence Corp Ltd
10%
27%
10c
common...
United
St
13
Xl6%
I
—.
Inc.—
45%
10%
5%
7
—
37
5 %
__
1
...
13
*
Trunz Inc
Jan
2%
2% July
2% Jun
1,400
1
__
13
5
preferred...—
Realty
Empire
Trans
Apr
18%
_
Apr
1
pfd
$4.56
Corp
2% July
Jan
4%
22%
.1.25
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum...
Apr
18%
xl6%
common
Corporation
Trans
Feb
1,100
22%
-
20%
Jan
5
common
Chemical
Tri-Continental
Mar
7%
18%
_
common
Jan
1%
Jan
I8V2
0
Company...
%
24
2%
2%
5
Ltd
Ave
F
Jan
4%
22%
...
Jan
55
10
_
1
Jun
45,400
5
_
Jan
14
7
Toledo Edison 4%V< preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Jan
11%
300
—£t
Co
common
16%
13,900
•
—
2%
.100
American dep rets ord
reg.
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
3%
17%
800
5
Shipyard Corp
Toklan Oil Corp
13% Mar
10%
7,000
Ltd—
Rome
Feb
8
800
500
6
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—CI
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Apr
12%
7%
2%
.1
—
Jun
18%
5%
Amer
9% July
40
9
7%
__1
.
Jan
Qas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce
Jan
96%
10%
Mining Co.
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc.
Rochester
7
11%
12'A
*
Rico Argentine
Rio Grande
Jan
-
17 %
1
common.,
Light
70c convertible
Thor
Apr
39 %
1
.
—
—
Vtc
300
1
—
4%
54 '
18%
—25c
common
Thompson-Starrett
Jan
Feb
%
50c
.
Jan
7%
i
17
——-1
——
Jan
.
17 %
20%
Corp
Co
Shovel Co
Thiokol
July
16%
41
34%
24
"
_
Co
Reiter-Foster Oil
Rice-Stix
-1
10c'
....
43
"6
97/« May
Jan
Tobacco
26%
—.10
common...
...
3%
31%
common
Electric
Technicolor
10% Mar
106%
class
B
Tampa
Thew
103
9% Mar
Pump Co
Jan
Mar
1,500
*
common
Todd
A-
Apr
18
12% May
12%
_»
common!
Apr •
36%
Jun
"
"
Feb
31%
•
July
1,800
30 %
800
61
23% July
5 %
15
63% July
60% Feb
Tishman
Raymond Concrete Pile
30
15%
3%
Tilo
Railway & Utility Investment
Rath Packing Co common
300
800
r
3%
*
Jan
10
—■
7,300
16
5%
5
Thorofare Markets Inc—
Quebec Power Co.,
25 %
32%
3%
1
Jan
19
60
23 V2
3%
Superior Portland Cement Inc.,
52
Jan
600
5 %
Superior Tool & Die Co.—,
49 Va
Jun
•3%
57.
1
Feb
450
Apr
5%
•30
42% July
Jan
400
167/s
Jan
1
5
8%
63%
Jan
1%
1,300
10,000
15%
x4%
58%
Jan
13%
15%
4%
32
25%
July
23%
200
30
57
July
57%
Jan
14%
4%
4%
67/a Jan
61%
Apr
6%
\
■17% "Jan
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp..
Jan
3
Jan
6%
Jan
28%
15 %
1
9%
27%
300
6
Feb
5%
4% May
"
—-5
6%
Drug
5%
'
common..;
Corporation
5
Jan
—:
6% July
Ray
6,000
74 %' July
4%
...*
3%
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jan
'
Jan
Corp
Jan
Jan
6 * *
1,813
5%
71%
22%
4%
58
6%
Stop
Jun
72%
5'A
200
Jan
400
1
Common
27 %
Feb
26
16
900
5%
5
•
28 % May
15% July
common
110%
16%
16%
"5%
— —
Bi
■>
Jun
14%
Jan
(J
Jan
24%
3,500
4%
Stetson
38%
25% Mar
2.100
ordinary...
Corporation
Jan
1,300
7%
4
Jan
27'A
42%
4
2%
400
26%
7
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc—
1
Sterling Inc
w;
———-—-I
Sterling Precision Instrument
10c
20
46'A
28% Jun
49% July
46% July
37
Jan
% July
Jan
7%
9%
1
57% May
Jan
41%
40%
1,500
13% Jun
Jan
27%
*
6%
i%
49%
1
A i
{it
50
54%
——1
Parts
800
Jan
45%
——10
Steel
5
Manufacturing..
1
—.—
Stein
2,200
8V2
37% Mar
400
27 "4
common. —1
Jun
%
8% July
Jun
300
10
3,« Mar
14
8
6% Mar
28
5 %
7%
May
Jan
600
Jun
18
40% May
—
49%
71%
1U Jan
100
•"*
49 %
50c
Corp.—;
Co
4%
-•
4,600
*
Apr
27%
53%
5 %
Canada
&
5%
8%
8%
8%
1
Corp:
Starrett
23% May
~5%
"5%
16%
Co
Ffcb
Jan
Jun
4
Apr
4% Mar
3% Mar
1
B—ft.—.———
Jun
4%
Jan
5,300
-2
6% July
6
May
103%
4%
5
Light
4%
6%
*
com
Inc..—_
—
x71%
5%
100
4%
25
....
(Ky»———l
class
Feb
45
32%
preferred——25
9,200
41%
4%
preference..——25
preferred
30.500
0
8,200
27%
Jan
23%
*
—
Providence
43%
——25
preferred.;
25
preference——25
7%
2
41%
Edison—
3%
1
Producers Corp of
Nevada....
Piosperity Co class B
43 Via
Jun
Co
Products
11%
21%
Jan
Corp
Standard-Thomson
Jan
7
Packaging Corp..:
preferred——:
Standard
18% Mar
Mar
8%
18'A May
37
May
2,100
5.400
32
6%
1
10%
19%
2,900
2%
63%
10%
19%
2,800
.......
&
May
37
8%
64% July
10 %
10%
19%
preferred
Power
47
Jun
36 %
Convertible
Standard
30% May
34%
7%
800
99
50
35'A
6%
10%
2,100
35
8 %
22
100
36
35
35%
66
l
34%
12.50
common:
4
1
....
Co
6 %
2.50
—
Ltd
—_—
1
65 %
13%
36
35
Publications—
Standard Tube class B
:.10
America
Mines
17%
4%
1
common.
Apr
6% Mar
Royalty
Oil
33
1% July
6%
—25c
&
Jan
3%
—1
Mining Co
Puget Sound Pulp
Pyle-National Co
9%
6
6%
22
Powdrell & Alexander
common...—2.50
Power Corp of Canada
common.
"
Pratt & Lambert Co
0
of
Apr
__1
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Scale common—...
Dome
Jan
8%
6%
shares__10s
Ltd
Pneumatic
Metals
24%
Jan
17
66
Piper Aircraft Corp common
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
—5o
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common ..2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
*
Prentice-Hall Inc
Jan
Jun
4%
1
Pierce Governor common...—
Gold
>25%
15
10,100
7
17 %
1
Minerals—
Pinchin
14% July
1,200
8%
2.50
.c
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Packing Co——..—I;.—
Phillips Screw Co.————
10c
Pioneer
3,800
15%
7%
8%
!
2
.......
15%
15 Va
15%
Corp—.i—_—1
Standard
38 % Mar
July
July
Standard Industries Inc
Apr
29% May
Jan
30% July
1
—
62% July
4,400
6,800
preferred
OH
Shoe
31%
July
1%
Pipe Line
Spencer
30
Jan
1%
Stahl-Meyer Inc..
*
Standard Dredging Corp common
1
$1.60 convertible preferred
...—20
Standard Forgings Corp.
1
Jan
2%
1% Jan
5,300
5 %
,
110% May
72% July
20%
1 %
Southern Materials Co
Southern
Southland
200
Corp—_____40c
Shares..—.—500 fr
cumulative
Feb
29
Jan
cumulative
Jan
3%
13
10% May
29
6
convertible
4.32%
Jan
2,400
convertible
4.08%
Feb
49'A
6
cumulative
4.48'o
.
Feb
106 %
33
Precision
original
4.88%
Jan
26
117 %
Jan
46 % May
5%
California
4.56%
Jun
101 %
106%
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co iMass)_-20
Perfect Circle Corp
—.—A-.
2.50
Pyrene
102% Mar
70
%
Jan
104%
125
5%
•
Apr
40
103%
2%
Pennroad Corp common
East
27%
105%
27
,
Preston
Mar
105
103'A
Penn
5%
Feb
29%
.1
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pressed
29% July
27% Jan
11%
Corp
Patican Co Ltd.—
Penn Traffic Co.A
Polaris
Jan
1,500
Company——1
Chemical
Oils
27%
29'/a
100
100
28
Corp....
Southern
27% Mar
27 %
Parker Pen Co class
A___.——.2!
Class B.._______*
)
.2
Peruvian
Jan
800
1
——
Amer
32%
900
1
<C At
vtc
Pentepec Oil (C Ai
Paramount Motors
Feb
28%
pfd...—100
5%
29
29
—*
common...
Pancoastal Petroleum
100
28%
103 %
Page-Hersey Tubes
South
28%
800
49
30%
South
Apr
28%
*
$4.75 dividend preferred...
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Apr
34%
.
29
1st pfd series A...25
red 1st preferred.......
.25
red 1st pfd
____-25
4.80%
37%
Apr
Jan
Jun
105% 105%
—2
—
Jan
31%
12%
72
52% Mar
Manufacturing common
1
Coast Corp common..-—...__1
35
300
2,400
Jun
31
Mar
8% May
1,050
48%
——
31
31
%
Feb
——1
American
34
36% x37 Va
25
preferred....
b'/n
37
1st pfd—25
.....
13 %
111% 113
...
Soss
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
May
13,600
Ltd.....
convertible
Sonotone
Jan
8 %
11%
105%
Simplic.ty Pattern common
1
Simpson's Ltd common
*
Singer Manufacturing. Co———29
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered——£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp..lOc
Smith
(Howardi
Paper Mills...
*
Feb
Feb
13%
71%
29
common
Creek
Jun
Jan
11
*
—...
Sjmmons-Boardman
8% .Jan
6%
4%
B
Co
Silver
1!?, July
100
1
Securities
Silex
84% Mar
4,700
,
Breweries
Class
Apr
Jan
1%
1,700
1,400
10%
Jan
7%
11%
70%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—______.2
4% Mar
July
19%
6%
7%
.1
Omar Inc
6 %
108% 110
7
Inc
3
6,100
175
7%
——1
Television
3,800
58
74
25
preferred.....
&
3%
10%
57 %
90c
common.
common
40c cumulative
Olympic Radio
3
9%
common
Ohio
Okonite
3%
Mar
17
3*/2
11%
Corp of America class A._
Sicks
1
_50c
—
Ogden Corp common
1
High
July
Jan
71
25
_—..100
Canada...!
Jan.
since
Jan
22
common...
of
9%
1,600
5,000
12
,,
:—
Mining.—_______—5
Shawinigan Water & Power...-—.—*
Shoe
Oceanic Oil Company
common.
Denn
4%
1%
1%
9%
9%
20c
—ft
11
900
200
'7,600
6
11%
12
1
Range
Low
12%
1%
1%
Shares
High
5%
_1
-10c
.
Prices
11%
12.50
common—...
Safety Control..
Serrlck Corp class B
6 Va Mar
4% July
26
5
1
53%
for Week
Range
ot
Low
Par
48Va
—
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4>A%
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
2%
—
Oil—
Texas
RR
22
7
._10c
-----
Airlines
Penn
JULY
49%
—■—-~~-r—
North American Rayon $3 pfd—. ...50
North Canadian Oils Ltd——- ...25
Northeast
ENDED
....t
—
.
Inc
Norden-Ketay Corp..—_
North
WEEK
.—1
Pond
Mines
Lites
Prices
oi
FOR
Sales
for Week
17%
Feb
5 Va
5%
6,800
3% May
6%
Jun
Number 5449
Volume 182
(343)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
...
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
■RANGE
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Shares
Low
Par
bonds
-
Baking
."
;•—a—£—*«'
(issue of May 1927) 1947
A7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947-.
"'ivi' ~37/S
19%
2f0
22%
21%
22%
——1
2%
2%
2%
$.%.
Jan
5%
Jan
109%
3% Jan
.-7 2,300
'
'
Waird Baking Co warrants __*r
4 y2
Wasatch Corp
—:
Webb k Rnapp Inc____
series
$6
Wentworth
Manufacturing
;——1.25
;...
"-2% - 48,600 L
'151" * " *170 "
3%
-4%
9,500
Western Maryland Ry
7%> 1st
Western Stockholders Invest
Amer
.4%.
b
230
pfd—100
Ltd—*><
i
V-rr%'
White's Auto Stores
•5.%#
Wichita
IWm)
Williams
-Wilson
5%
•
(R
21
19%
Brothers
13
4%
17%
Wood Newspaper Machine
"5/a
Woodley Petroleum
common
3%
17
107
104
10
19%
800
23%
22% ' 231/#
18
" 18%;
700
63
" 71 %
5,300
Ltd— •
deposit receipts—:..
6/c preference
Feb
25 *
May'
*
Jan
19% Mar
15% Jan
15
Jan
39
"9 3
J-\i
ra
Friday
Interest
BONDS
American
Stock
..*, Period
Exchange
&
1944——Jun-Dec
Pump 4s inclu debs
Appalachian Elec
Bethlehem Steel
Edison
ih7u
Power
6s
Aug 1
or
2%s
series
Bonds
Banreelnee
July
60"%
CO1/#
1
*
$146
j
High
Low
No.
60"%
,
-Jan. 1
So»d
High
~
1(11%
155
104
146%
22
150
100
'
97%
96%
97%
17
96%
Jan-July
1978
July
2ft Feb
.
June-Dec
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
-Jan
102% 102"%
102%
Quar-Feb
July
Friday's
60%
—
—June-Deo
-
1998-
3 V2 Mar
Bid & Asked
Low
Steel
July
Week's Range
Last
>
Sale Price
Jan
1
9,000
90%
90%
90%
27
90 Vb
Stock and Bond
on
1st
4s
mortgage
Gas
Fuel
&
Jan-July
Elmira Water Lt It RR 5s
73%
64
May-No®
Grade
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
>•
98.37
101.41
-
Total
10
'
Util¬
-
40
•
Bonds
ities
99.79
98.12
101.28
65.15
158.06
65.27
166.10
98.31
101.47
101.27
98.03
99.77
156.93
65.47
165.18
98.26
101.45
101.13
97.81
99.66
9717
99.68
97.75
99.66
'
458.10
157.98
65.80
165.91
98.33
101.53
461.07
—
101.07
158.24
66.10
166.70
98.32
101.45
101.10
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
---.Closing
~
r "t ! '
Range for 1956
>
f
-
Mon.
19
20
"3r8,51
July
July
.
•
..
Range for
1954
78.76
High
68.72 Dec 31
79.23
—
22_—.—
July
$25
21
.
79.23 July 22
68.05 Jan 18
High
Low
78.54
78 39
Thurs. July
Fri.
,r
.
18——
July
$115
May-Noo
Grade
65
159.17
103%
101
101
101
10
Second
Indus¬
-
ities
roads
456.72
99
Mar-Sept
1956
-BondsFirst
460.07
72
93%
bonds
Co.:
460.23
81
65
98%
12%
166.42
Wed.
74%
65
4Va'
voting-trust certificates;
10
Util¬
Rail¬
trials
92%
98 %
74%
.74 y2
65
98%
Mag-Nov
May
1993
1965
37%
--4% " 12%
156
.
Averages
Total
15
,
Indus¬
Tues.
series B
3%s
10
10
-
mortgage 4s series A 1993
A 1st
Eastern
.8
124
-Stocks-
30
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
8
57%
35
1
9
"
daily closing averages of representative stocks and
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones &
15
July
9%
3% Mar
2
37%
37%
V 8
convertible;: "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c,"
"w;w," w$th warrants; "x w,'r without warrants.
Date
Mar
7}| Mar
—£1
—
Boston
Jun
107%
•
—5s
Ltd_j—
21890—-j,.
listed
V '19 " Jun
<F W)
American
Amer
*
Apr
:
~8
42
-48
71
Below aro the
Apr
4%
2% Mar
12% Jan
1,000
;
56%
dividend.7
tive; "conv,"
10% Mer
IS
-41
41
; 56%
56%
—June-Dec
—
——
41
102
99%
$100% 101%
"W t"- When Issued;
jun
A Mar
•167
—June-Dec
value.-a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range). "dTM-tntenst.
Odd-lot transaction .(not included in-year's range), f Ex-distribution. g Kx-stock dividend. h«®principal.. c Under-the-ruie transaction (not included in year's range).' r Transaction lor -cash
(not inriuded in year's range). -,xEx-dlvidend.■ y Ex-rights.
sEx-liquidatlng
tFriduy's• bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
•" *
a Bonds being traded flat.
' '
'
., -■-; - I Reported
in receivership.
•
• ■ ...
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
Jan
19%
1,100
"
•
107
.
v.
Jun
5%
14,200
70%
..
—8
Wright Hargreaves„
High
•No par
Jun.
12% Mar
800
3%
.
-—2
<•
19 %
.
A5%s .1921
2%- Apr
**
Jun
4
500
16
107
1
—
__
14.%
32%
•
■i-
•„
6% Feb
.100
Woodall Industries Inc__l—_____
V/oolworth
4%
ift.j
—25
pfd_
4 % rk
-
24%" Jan" *
550
...
Feb
"
4%
1
common
Pwr k -Lt
Jan
20%-Feb
35«
1% Jan
19 %
21% July
'
Jan
10
1,800
13%'
30
July
»
37% Jan
<
Jan
' -14
a 100--' ■18% Jan i
:19,%
29%
13
234 -
A Jan
50
•
•
Jan
•
30-
—1
preferred
Wisconsin
186
■ 775
•.
-
105% May ; *
8— July *
Jun
..
j
■
—■*
Ltd
;
v=r4% July
3% Jan
412 *w>
5,600-
43%
1
Corp
4.
C) k Co...4
Petroleums
770 .
'*•. •J
V.
-r
A
,/4 -
5
Corp
(The)
Wilrich
•
Oil
River
Wickes
Feb
188 —Mot
1
__
37
•
-:3% M«r
_"I—1-1
Co
&
Feb
Apr
Jail
"■
"'67,700 *"
..ujp- a..*.
■
19%
'19%.
Inc;__—v—'——V
preferred^—=25
convertible
.
Whitman
-
43%
'
21
i__—20
■
-
-
234
■1
—'
Stationary, com.,—*
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg__
8
211
jr-jt
t
Westmoreland/Inc_!_i!_i_.:——1_10
-
-2%
11%
'
•
'.
Jan
102
*"'"7%
dep rets ord shares!*—-I-t—ls'
Western .Tablet
!
\
1
"149
Leaseholds Ltd——II1--!---*
>Westmoreland Coal
Low
No.
High
$65
_April-Ocf
of Chile 6s 1931
AMortgage Bank
;
139
"2%
7 "2%
149
10c
preferences—1~*
■
»Jan.1
bold
$65
Mortgage Bask -of Denmark 4s 4972
June-Dee
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%a 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic 4f>—
Sinking fund 3s Jan 11097.
—-Jan-July
Rio de Janeiro atmpd iPlan A) 2s 2012— Jan-JuJy
ARussian Government 4%s 1919
Jan-July
.
Wpst .Texas;fMl^irs;4.4^^l^r^t^lM^Western
*
Jun
l7%j»n
40c
Jan
24
-
21% July
1% Jan
••
■
26% Jan
17% May
:
v"79,700
5%
common
Feb'
Apt: I
Jun!4
5
'600
.150
4,100
'-i»%
Co
Feb
105%
•
Watch
Range sine*
Bonds
Friday's
or
—Ifay-NoT
A 7s
8%
.4% July
400
1,300 ~
; r
55/a
JtW-A-il+i—t-4--——1
Wallace & Tiernan
Walt ham
5
.
5%
Bond Ioc___i-——1
&
5
i
5%
100
cumulative-preferred—_——i—-30
$2
5
.
-
'
ext———*
voting- ctfs
preferred
Waltt
-
-Sale Price J Bid & Asked
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co----a-
Aircraft
7*/c
' ^Lsst
*
Period
Week's Range
Friday
-
Interest
r
Exchange
Low
*
Wagner
Stock
High
Low
High
American
since Jan. 1
Range
-
w
Waco
JULY 22
..
Range
of Prices
Last: •
—STOCKS^ V.;. ^
WEEK ENDED
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
47.32 Jan
4
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg CoAG %s with
A6 y2s
Nov
Nov
ex
1940 coupon
1
1947
1
1953
1953
coupon
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s
$95%
AGesiuerel 6s debs 1953
89%
$158%
90
Guantanamo
Western
&
Electric 7s
AHamburg
RR
4s
;1970__
Jan-July
$46%
130
48
134
139
June-Dea
$146
129%
138%
&
A7s
Nov
ex
1
1947
1
$115
Mar-Nos
1952
coupon
A Italian Power Realization Trust
New
A 1st
6»/2s due
Ohio
1953
Power
1st
6%s
mortgage
extended
to
3yis
3%s
97
A6%s
ex
1
Oct
Oct
Service
1940
1947
1
Electric
1960
1960
coupon
coupon
Gas
&
Co
66
101
1
97
97
Non-Durable
102 Vt
96%
104
-n
Trade, Finance
101 %
Mining
148
Housing Corp 6y2s
170
183
135
159
102
102
1981—May-No®
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
110
$182%
3 %s series
series
E
3s
scries
F
1979
Southern
Gas
Counties
Southwestern
Spalding
& Electric
Gas
(A G)
Bros
&
3'As
1970
77
100
101%
99%
96%
101
Shares
Mon.
103 %
97
103%
98
99 %
103'A
103%
99
July
Tues.
July
Wed.
July
19
20—
21—
22
Thurs. July
July
Frl.
11,582,117
Total.
101
101
101
$19,343,000
$40,000
Jan. 1
of
396.982,449
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
with
-A6%s
Aug
ex
United
Dye
United
Electric
A7s
1940
l
1
1956
coupon
112
$40,000
$5,000
391,000
703,000
67%
66
67%
66
31
Union
99
2
99
79%
92%
4
103%
355
89
Feb-Aup
100%
106
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Friday's
A
7s
20-year
Jan
A Baden
ACauca
Valley
7s
Stocks
*
Bonds
Range ainee
Sdd
Jan. 1
High
1948
Aprfl-Oct
$100
$100
113
113
$178
157%
89%
89%
$92% 105
76
—
19
:
20
98
76
18
July
July
July
Mon.
100.
Foreign
Domestic
;
Thurs. July 21
Fri.
July
1
22
723,219
674,505
599,520
754,095
768,240
3,519,579
Total
Government
Bonds
Bonds
$361,000
89,000
46,000
$168,000
161,000
10,000
71,000
107,000
82,000
$660,000
$528,000
93,000
174%
$85
(Number
of
Shares)
Tues.
Low
NO.
---June-Deo
1951
7s
Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
-Jan-July
Jan-July
1947
(Germany)
High
$533,736,300
Transactions at the American
106%
Wed.
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)—
A20-year 7s April 1946
$579,686,400
89
108%
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
$19,613,000
$19,343,000
105%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
524,227,500
76,275,200
45*5,753,600
100
73%
107%
$107% 108
$104
17,273,000
17,518,000
Industrial
TotaJ
99
103% 103%
June-Dec
1959
6s
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Dec
2,335,000
55,059,900
1,785,000
Foreign
Railroad and
Central Ek of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
series
1952
A
A6s
A
series
B
Danzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
AHanover
ALima
1951
k
Cons
secured
AHanover
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Waterways
Munlc
6s
6%s
(Peru
Maranhao
stamped
AMedellln
7s
6%s
1947
93
26
26
)2
18%
130
132 %
97
137
$116
120
83
184
185
May-No®
Feb-Aug
184
of Shares
Week Ended July 22
1955
1954
160 %
187
Domestic
131
155%
Foreign government
$68
64
64
42%
June-Deo
$85
Total
Bonds
$4,000
21,000
2,000
1,000
13,000
$41,000
Total
Bonds
$533,000
271,000
58.000
201,000
166,000
$1,229,090
Jan. 1 to July 22
1954
1955
139,843,117
$660,000
$380,000
$9,945,000
528,000
41,000
89,000
57,000
11,808,000
1,803,000
71,814,937
$6,678,000
6,717,000
2,961,000
$526,000 *
$23,556,000
$16,356,000
i
'
43
„
Foreign corporate
Foreign
Corporate
2,838,785
3,519,579
Bonds
$154
$43
Etocks—No.
120
1958
Mar-Sept
A).2%s 2008—May-No®
1951
,
27
Feb-Aug
stamped
(Plan
stamped
93%
Jan-July
June-Dec
7s
1947
(City) Ger 7s 1939
(Prov) 6%s 1949
City
1952
$5,500
$8,000
Government
Bank
U. S.
International
$25
1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
5s 1960
Newspaper
105
$115
$25
$115
June-Deo
1956
3y2s
Power
West Pern Traction
Western
67%
Feb-Aug
1973
1947 coupon
Water
—
1953
coupon
6s
Feb-Aug
Co—
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington
Webb &
Service
Dec
A7s ex Dec
Wasatch
1947
1
Chemical
&
with
1940 coupon 1953
1
Aug
1954'
277.611,477
11,582,117
Shares.
12,880,692
Bonds
Terni
to July 22
19 55
19 55
Etocks—No.
3,974,ct)0
______
Week Ended July 22
1952
104
93%
3,591,000
4,228,000
______
$40,000
$1,785,000
$17,518,000
100%
98 %
Sales
$4,058,099
3,492,090
105%
99%
Bond
Bonds
Bonds
$442,000
348,000
412,000
219,000
364,000
$3,616,000
3,144,000
3,179,000
3,969,000
3,610,000
2,161,710
2,308,610
2,078,812
2,532,005
2,500,980
18
103
99%
Total
Government
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
104Va
101
United States
Int'l
Railroad
and Miscel.
Bonds
—J—
103 %
$99% 100%
Feb-Aug
Number of
99%
102%
102
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
95%
99%
May-No®
5s 1989.
100%
$99% 100
102 %
1971—Jan-July
3s
100
$99% 102
April-Oct
1970
(Calif)
88
$103% 104%
Feb-Aup
Southern California Gas 3'As
9
$94
Feb-Aup
1978—
94%
$97
Feb-Aup
1976
D
3s
102
$100
100 %
Feb-Aug
1976
C
__
92%
deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sepf
3%s series A 1973
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973
Feb-Aup
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv
series
99%
$98
$155
$95
323.1
York Stock Exchange
Transactions at the New
$25
Jan-July
April-Ocf
May-No®
1958
266.6
297.5
High.
97
$115
148
143.6
157.0
307.6
156
91
*New
283.5
103%
149
,
+0.5
+ 1,6
—0.7
H 0.8
,
307.6
313.3
342.0
339.1
—1.2
304.2
424.1
+ 0.6
331.1
154.6
324.7
395.0
365.4
103%
102
and Service
Low
269.4
318.5
__0.1
—0.4.
• •
363.2
424.1
332.6
157.0*
305.4
315.8 '
Transportation
100%
102%
$101% 102
$101
1998—Jan-July
6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
A Ruhr
Gas Corp. ey2s A
1953
2%s
90%
98%
102 %
318.5
395.0
318.2
393.4
—365.4*
Goods
418.9
Utility
97
Aprfl-Ocl
•
!
J
High
Change
July 8, '55
Durable Goods
Hydro-Electric Co—
with
ARuhr
100 %
101%
102
Jan-July
1970
A6'/2s
Public
97
$96
102%
April-Ocl
April-Oct
1968
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3y<s 1964—June-Dec
Piedmont
98
$160
$93%
Jan-July
1963
1971
3s
101
Ltd—
1953
mortgage
1st
mortgage
$100
Jan-July
93%
93 V*
38
99% 100%
April-Oct
May-No®
Valley RR 4% 1963—
England Power 3y»s 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co
99%
6J/a% liq tr ctfs__
Midland
Composite
Fanufacturing
$25
-1955-
Percent
,
July 15, '55
1940 coupon 1952
for the
and with highs and lows
compared with the preceding week
follows (1939=100):
groups
$180
current year are as
& Underground
St Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
AHamburg Elev
A7s with Nov
July 15, 1955, for
stocks for the week ended
May-No®
1935
dosing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
stock prices based on the
The SEC index of
130
46
47%
'
91
81%
16
—
SEC Index of Stock Prices
99
95
98
June-Dte
1961
Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs r967____Jan-Ju!y
$1,239,000
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle;-..
(344)
36
Monday, July 23' 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
Motors Corp
Amer
Tel
American
Anaconda
(The)
4
Property
Hecla
&
Service
Cities
Inc_
■
National
First
____
Co
Kennecott
1U8
47 Va
138%
Feb
410
52%
58%
May
Jan
Jan
24%
29 Va
Jan
50
34
Jan
39% July
Jan
Exchange
Detroit Stock
r :
12
Copper
50
10%
50
38%
67
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
12%
420
15% Mar
46 Va May
35% May
12%
9%
55%
Jun
47% Mar
12% July
Jan
__
*
60%
273
52% Mar
61%
Jun
51%
53%
2,091
51% July
56%
Jun
77%
52%
1
Corp
12
53%
79%
326
63 Va May
79% July
Jan
121% July
55
I-IO
98%
50
115% 117%
.__—
56% May
66
130
Last
STOCKS
Mullins
New
61%
Mar
Ass'n..
Companies
Y
H
N
Hartford
&
Norbute
20
—
17%
100
139%
_
_
_
15
10c
118
Sale Price
Allen
American
-
7c
16
21c
Mar
Baldwin
Mar
Big
16% Jan
18
174
130% Mar
145
50c
Lriggs
5
'
—
37%
35
30%
3%
3,885
1%
Jan
3% July
49% Mar
63% July
315
61
59%
38%
Markets
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall Drug
Stone
United
S Rubber
Consolidated
10%
Jun
Consumers
25-/4 July
Continental
135
19%
Davidson
22%
29
24%
14%
15
57%
57%
59%
21%
2,006
47%
47%
48%
5
45%
Rfg & Mining Co__ —50
S Smelting
51%
*
Co
Co
24%
5
*
_
-
Corp
-
.
'
25
_
Waldorf System Inc
30% Mar
25% May
Detroit
July
Detroit
Steel Corp
51
Feb
60% May
Detroit
Steel
769
45%
Jun
54 % Mar
Drewrys Ltd
46%
130
39% Mar
50%
Jun
51%
80
49% May
12% Jan
60
Feb
Corp
Petroleum Co
_
_
__
67%
64% July
43% Jan
82%
Jan
Gemmer
73%
Apr
General
116
8
.
14
65%
68%
2,928
63%
12.50
_
66%
195
Friday
stocks
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Range since Jan.
33'/8
24%
Jan
41%
Jan
23
Jan
10
8
55
55
150
37
*
23
23
115
22% Jan
10
Brewing
Carey
Champion
Paper
27
28
58%
58%
Cincinnati
Gas
*
common
&
22%
Electric
29%
_100
Cincinnati
Milling
Cincinnati
Telephone
Cincinnati
Transit
Machine
common
88%
12%
3o%
Juiy
51
Feb
29%
56
23 %
99%
Apr
62
Feb
104%
Feb
66%
23
61% Jan
74%
88%
254
82% Mar
89
4%
8
4%
255
8
4
Jan
9
July
Parke
Davis
Pfeiffer
Feb
Rickel
Eagle
Picher
Formica
Gibson
Inc
35%
82
■>
__:
Manufacturing
_
P
*
Randall
class
B
Jan
46
-
42
8
%
;
Jan
•
41
%
Unlisted
American
Feb
100%
100
13%
15%
Apr
39% May
50%
Jan
United
Shirt
49
29
Jan
38% May
Wayne
99% 102 %
488
91
Feb
Jan
20
35
38%
38%
2
27
27%
70
57%
59
5
Tobacco
Armco Steel
&
Ashland
Avco
Co
25 %
25%
186 % 187%
171
172%
Jan
11
62%
Feb
186%
25
(new)
72%
10
Co
35
Oil
__1
Manufacturing
16% Jan
"7%
13
_1
3
common
1
__1
common.
Welding
—*
Products
1
2
Axle
&
;
B
«
20% Jan
29%
Udylite
Distributors
72%
18
48%
Apr
62%
Jun
20
22
Jan
27
Los
5
Harvester
128
80
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Loews
15
90
20
Feb
Allis-Chalmers
12% Mar
87
7%
14%
163/a
17%
Jun
American
8%
Apr
6
Jan
13% July
42% Jan
Alleghany Corp
Amer
27% Mar
185
16%
132
15% Mar
17%
31%
31%
54
29%
Jan
Martin
*
65
16
Jan
23 %
(Un)
(Un)_
Mfg
Airlines
Can
Inc
1
(Un)
(Glen
L)
Co
44%
55%
Feb
157%
68% Mar
82
46%
56
124% 129 %
40
39%
185
90 % Mar
105
35%
102
24% Mar
29% July
66%
101
62
22 %
50
70% May
23 % Jun
41%
413/4
12
42
42
Central
Oil
*
RR
Corp
Republic Steel
L__
5
St
Paper
5
Schenley Industries
15
Brands
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Jersey)
15
(Ohio)
U
S
S
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Jan
30%
Jun
41%
jun
50%
55
Jun
41% May
40
Mar
50% July
48% July
35% Mar
49
8
28
48%
210
44%
44%
65
22%
30
.
145
60%
25
60%
40%
84
150
94%
96
35
45%
45%
4
52%
34
51%
.
22% July
75%
Jan
50% Mar
65
135% 137
40
10
37% Mar
..
For
Transit
footnotes
see
1998
page
45.
4/205
5%
Jan
8% July
34%
Feb
41 %
1,030
8%
3,026
8%
I65
50%
Apr
6% May
8% Jun
11
-Jan
8%
14
July
13%
869
2'%
300
30 Va
135
3%
1,780
2% July
15% Jan
8% Apr
24% Mar
18
Jan
2
445
Jan
2%
July
31
,
Jan
Jun
4% Mar
19%
Feb
15 %
Jan
15%
16%
991
13% Jan
13%
Jun
-
?%
7%
100
6
1%
1%
200
1% Jun
7
Jan
Benguet
1%
Feb
Jan
139
July
50
Jun
Jun
81%
Jan
15%
Jan
102% July
51
Jun
57% July
120
65% July
82
53%
175
46% May
53% July
53% Mar
—
-
__
10'A
Sales
Range
for Week
Shares
Range since Jan.
High
1.00
Low
1.10
10,600
85c
1.40
Jan
10%
IOV2
1,105
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
72%
26%
75%
984
70%
Jan
80%
Apr
27
571
20%
Jan
31%
33%
3,305
22%
Jan
23% Jun
33% July
a41% a41"%
25
a58Va
a59
54
38% May
48% Apr
9%
10%
605
9% July
7g%
25%
7834
78% July
73% July
26%
45%
100
187%
185% 187%
1,396
—
71%
173
May
53% July
Jan
187% July
72% May
7234
810
63
Feb
59'4
59 V*
338
41%
Jan
60
—
68
69%
753
48
Jan
73%
a4714a4914
180
48% July
36Vs May
—
a49%
1--
42%
15
__
__
44
219
15
15
435
15
15
294
al42%al43J4
__
45
14%
12%
133
__
a3834 a38%
a44%
a43% a443/a
35
7
I1/*
1,865
15%
14%
15%
750
12
50
48%
50
250
2.75
2.75
750
8%
8%
680
19
20%
1,025
3
7'4
26
Jan
Feb
Mar
34% May
41 % Feb
6%
Diamond
Jan
Co
60
__
50%
50%
226
50
Oil
(Un)
__
3%
1
;
5
lo
5
common
Co
Atlantic
__
__
a4C3/8
17
__
50c
_9
1
Jan
57
Mar
May
1
Apr
103%
Jan
10
Jun
Feb
1%
Jan
151% July
17
Jan
40c
44c
3,700
22c
Jan
72 %c
Apr
18
19 Va
2,003
11%
Jan
20%
Jun
58%
60%
1,076
55% May
3%
3%
1,155
al73/2al7%
50
a64%a64%
5
a44%a463/a
395
16%
17
1,918
21%
23
905
3% Jun
'
83% Mar
6
Jan
Mar
19
Jun
Jan
66
May
Mar
48
Apr
14% Mar
17
July
16%
23
July
16
62%
36
Jan
7%
Feb
8%
ioy4
103/2
500
lO'/a
Feb
10%
Jan
18V2
19V4
6G6
16% Mar
19%
Feb
7%
150
Jan
330
27%
400
1% Jan
347/a Jan
10
Oil
July
11%
600
7%
__
1SV»
41
24%
454
12%
Jan
20 Va July
Apr
420
12%
July
3%
13% Mar
Jun
36
36
lOc
Super Corp
Canadian
—
18
15
Mar
1%
lVa
1
Corp
Inc
9
Jan
al4,93/8al53y8
5
(Un)____
Jackson
19%
2
2
—5
45%
4474
453/4
2%
23/a
100
7
1,100
5% May
Mar
36
July
2'/aJuly
6%
Jan
Jan
39
160
496
—
Apr
50
9%
50c
Jan
Apr
8%
Jan
15%
100
.
40
47%
July
8% July
23%
2
60c convertible preferred
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
C
41
Feb
Jun
Mar
2.45
9%
10c
Corp
Company (Un)
Budget Finance Plan
&
41
16%
17%
133
38%
22%
—*8153%
Budd
C
—
Jun
48% July
24V2 Mar
9%
2
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
Byron
19%
July
55% Mar
Jan
23%
5
Boeing Airplane (Un)
Borden
__
__
Jun
Feb
59 %
25
1
(Un)
Jun
58% July
12% Jan
22
50
Mining
44%
113
__
20c
(Un)
1
High
Mar
198
10
common
Black Mammoth Mining
Chica
Jan
Corp
Consol
Stores
66%
$2,125
Week's
of Prices
380
1
Bishop Oil Co
Bolsa
50
57%
7% July
25%
100
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bond
65%
57
Jan
a50%a52%
1
Aviation
Jan
10
(Un)
Co
Co
July
61% July
40% Feb
RR
Co
Instruments
27%
42%
41 % May
1.00
13
(Un)
California Packing
Canada Southern Petroleum
4Vis
8%
a51%
10
(Un)
preferred
Oil
105 %
1C6%
40% Mar
% Vc
Blue
Jun
BONDS
Cincinnati
3% -Jan
*
5
Ohio
Bros.
Bendix
22%
35% May
37% Jan
47 %
4
Basin
&
Oil
Beckman
35
46%
Barker
July
60
10%
12%
(F W)
5%
Jan
July
-
4
(Un);—50
(Un)
Petroleum
51% July
21% Jun
40
49
I
i)
49
Jan
Jan
28%
«
w
31%
Jun
39
10%
48%
Apr
3%
Mar
-
5
(Un)___
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
25%
17%
39%
137
4%
366
Feb
Bankline
43% Jan
t__io
Co
(new
Corp
Bandini
40
(Un)___
Co
Manufacturing Corp
Feb
38
48%
10
Carbide
Rubber
Steel
Avco
Jun
513/4
__io
Studebaker
Union
Atlas
463/4
20
(Ill)
Ref
Jun
20% May
205
99 % 101 %
60%
*
(New
49
22%
»
Vacuum
Standard
U
44%
1.40
Sears Roebuck
47
25
48%
46%
B_____10
Apr
532
5
-
10
(Un)___
%
50%
»
Tobacco class
22%
Co.
Oil &
42%
Jan
Corp
83%
42
28%
40
Jan
3% Apr
32
10
__
25
Corp_______
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
38
51%
50
,
(new)
(R J)
Ashland
37% Feb
4
20
1
(new).
Reynolds
Socony
49
12
Airway
Radio
Regis
22%
_5
Ohio Edison
Pure
24% July
74% May
&
Armour
,
Baltimore
Distillers
Pennsylvania
Mar
17% Mar
Ste^l
Armco
Jun
29%
5
American
-
129% July
40% Jun
22%
*
Pan
Jan
65%
National Cash Register
(Un)
SS
Mining Co (Un)—50
Anderson-Pritchard Oil (Un)
—10
Jun
28%
10
York
Jan
Jun
249% July
12
53
New
Jan
82
81 %
National
Viscose
533/4
24%
—
1%
Apr
525
__
Anaconda Copper
79
80%
Products
American
58'/a
78%
24%
Dairy
46% Mar
Jan
52
*
&
Tobacco
Jan
43
205
105
1
National
1 %
2% July
Jan
258
10%
75'/a
--
10
—5
American Smelting & Ref (Un)
American Tel & Tel Co (Un)
42%
56
225% 232 %
Montgomery Ward & Co Inc
/
-
12%
(Un)_
Co
American
44%
54%
22%
27%
3%
Loxg
——10c
1
*
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__l
American
31% July
20%
25
Inc
254
5%
Last
Corp
46% July
19 %
129 %
200
3,484
«Jan
10%
Par
Aeco
36% May
14% Jan
16%
*
1%
30%
Jun
2% July
32
5
5%
Sale Price
187% July
723/4 May
20%
♦
_;
34
10
Friday
STOCKS
i
Tel & Tel
Jan
Angeles Stock Exchange
Radiator
Motors
Feb
1%
28% July
3Vs
17%
—
Potash & Chemical class B__*
International
29%
900
3,224
3%
3%
__
Jun
14%
7
1
————1
_____
American
International
2Vz
30
16%
—1—._—__——1
Corporation
American
General
110
33 %
Jan
10% 1
Jun
Jan
16%
52
4% May
2%
2%
—
Feb
5
8% Feb
30%
2%
18
>
1
—10
_;
2%
13%
Cyanamid Co (Un)
Motors Corp (Un)
10
Feb
May
5
400
7%
—
American
Co
15%
8%
—
American
Kodak
13% May
41
_5
1
Feb
Eastman
275
1,160
Jun
8
8%
July
General Electric
Apr
14%
9%
3%
-
July
229%
13%
5
■
_____1
—_—5
39'/a
5
Jun
Jan
3
8%
.
90
7
19
16%
1%
-—
54 %
_5
8% Mar
12% Mar
415
30%
5
4
1
°
—
Jun
Chemical
100
639
17%
28%
—
Jan
Pont
9V*
16%
33%
-
•
3%
..
5
Jan
14%
_!
1
Jun
9%
33%
66 %
Du
3%' Jan
2%
29%
31%
Dow
9
4%
8
Dayton Pr & Lt Co
7% July
2%
4%
97
1
1,735
1,526
1
1
10
—______
9% Feb
Jan 1
7%
4%
31%
5
Jan
2%
6
52 %
*
Apr
5%
90
Electric
Jun
44%
5%
51%
Gas
43
32 %
16%
__
31%
Ohio
47% July
240
___1
89%
S
262
34%
17%
16%
__
*
&
47%
7%
__
10
25
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
2%
-2%
common.—2%
25
Col
24%
34 %
__
Chrysler Corp
Products
Columbia
Jun
129% July
Jun
44 %
14%
51%
20%
47%
129%
•
Chesapeake & Ohio
City
225
203/8 May
40
14%
14%
3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Feb.
■
July
34%
42 Va
14%
5
__
Feb
33%
106 % July
24
20
Telephone & Telegraph___10Q
American
47%
10
Screw
10
American
22
Jan
91% Mar
Tube class
Standard
539
10
Cyanamid
22
29
2,868
Studebakcr-Packard
15
35
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__
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150
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36%
35
American
30
5
Metal
Spring
41%
1
Airlines
30
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American
Armour
Jan
15%
7% Mar
Dillon
Scotten
July
38 % July
37%
3% Jan
(Fred B)
40%
*
common
•
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Apr
32
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S
167
5
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U
570
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Jan
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6
& Co.:
15
*
common
82
50
33 %
2,198
1,200
Rudy Manufacturing
363/4 July
Jan,
656
5,682
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1,220
—
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G
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37%
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Rockwell
Mar
6%
37%
5%
Brewing
Prophet
May
9
8%
1
Electric
Peninsular
Feb
43/4
14%' Feb
5%
Motors
preferred
National
Apr
88
8
8
6V0
50% Mar
9% July
6% Jan
14%
1
Clemens
Mount
July
29% July
Jan
5
29
4%
*
_
27
60
Wheel
46% May
6%
Products—
Screw
Motor
Feb
20%
309
5%
Hershey
Masco
24
636
577
9%
Chemical
&
Stamping
Lansing
Apr
Jun
Jun
23'/a
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Manufacturing
Drug
Co
(S
Kresge
Apr
55'/a
24
66
10
50
;
!
185
100% 100%
8.50
com
Preferred
22%
Jun
July
—
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King
Kinsel
55
90
7%
Kaiser Motors
1
High
Low
High
32%
19
—l
Baldwin
Burger
Dow
Shares
Low
32%
20
Balcrank
of Prices
Jan
1
—
Oil
Howell Electric
for Week
67
37%
5
Manufacturing common
Houdaille
Range
22% Apr
1
3
Motors
Feb
Jan
2,796
90
16
49 %
9%
1
Manufacturing
Iloskins
2%
1,118
49
—10
Hoover Ball & Bearing
Salts
Ween's
Products
Brewing
Higbie
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
37% May
22 % -May'
Jan
22
.
(USA)
Lakes
Great
1%
1
Federal Mogul
Wood Industries
Goebel
Jan
July
19'% May
£6%
1
Corporation
Ex-Cell-O
7%
35 %
611
457
225
2,525
20
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14% Mar
•
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23%
*
—
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15
'
15'/8
88%
10
common——_
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Apr
2%
25
Paper
Power
Apr
13% Mar
166
13%
Electric
Westinghouse
Woodley
Jun
Jan
Jan
23%
_
_
Shoe Machinery
U
30%
7%
21%
1,270
9%
28%
*
Inc
_
Co
U
Jan
54
25
649
29%
27%
9%
*
25
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Fruit
29%
2.50
25
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United
________
Webster
&
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Union
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—
Co
Association
Shawmut
21% Mar
615
4% May
23% July
18
July
10% Apr
2% Mar
570
103/8
35%
20%
2
2%
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17
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10
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3%
__
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—
High
Low
High
17
—
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1
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Shares
27%
3%
■
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Lew
1
Brown-McLaren Mfg
Budd
Par
2
—
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Lower
3%
■
Products
Metal
Rubber
Bear
Feb
Jun
Feb
-
1
Electric
Jan
Jan
13
1,779
17
17%
139% 140
Jan
Jun
25 Va
20% July
36
275
1,300
36%
100
-
21%
15
■
1
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Corporation
Mathieson Chemical
Olin
21%
10C
1
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100
125
125
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England Electric System
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100
Corp
Mfg
National
Sales
for Week
Range
"
61%
-
Narragansett
Exchange
Week's
Friday
Feb
Jan
Detroit Stock
Co—
RR
cumulative preferred
5%
DETROIT
Ford Building
Jun
May
59%
—
_
110
39 %
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
-
59% May
15
30
46%
•
.
American Stock
'WewYork Stock Exchange
-
J.un
73 Va
155
25
59%
22%
Members
Jan
187% July
Jan
47
37%
5
(new)
.
Central
Maine
71%
145
51%
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Lone
2,190
39
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Electric
Gillette
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Gas &
General
-
5
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Copper Range Co——
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High
13%
9% July
172% Jan
185% 187%
46%
'
■
Low
155
'
Personal
Calumet
100
—
10
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
Range since Jan. 1
!-
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22%
59%
100
RR———
Shares
142
—-25
_—^
for Week
68%
—100
preferred
Boston
186%
JULY 22
Sales
Range
of Prices
9%
—.50
RR
Maine
&
57c
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Albany
Edison
Boston
Boston
Tel——
&
Company
&
Boston
10
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Canadian
Case
Co. (Un)
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Caterpillar
Tractor
new
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Central Eureka Corp
Certain-teed Products
Aircraft
Cessna
Chance
Oil
Chesapeake
Chicago Corp
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(Un)
(Un)
(Un)
Chrysler Corp
-
Cities-Service
Co
Clary
Multiplier
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
Commercial
Solvents
Commonwealth
Consolidated
Edison
Edison
(Un)
of
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Engineering
Consolidated
Foods Corp
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Erie
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25%
Feb
67r
39% Mar
47%
Jan
5%
red
45%
Jan
50%
Apr
24% July
30 %
Jan
Pacific
18
Feb
Pacific
Lighting
1
July
Pacific
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western
175
120
%
Feb
76%
76 %
,
Jan
14%
Jan
9% July
Feb
4.50%
Pan
79 % May
57%
Jan
84
57
35 %
Jan
46%
16
Jan
24
Jun
Pepsi-Cola
-Mar
479
750
48
4%
Jan
Feb
7% May
58 %
43% Mar
Pullman
Jun
17
150
13 Va
Apr
a23<l
523
159%
Jan
Pure
249% July
Oil
Pictures
78 7 a a 79%
146
74%
Apr
81% May
44%
352
41
Jan
76
Steel
15
15%
345
14
Mar
16%
Feb
Reserve
24
150
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
10,700
—1
5
41
Flying Tiger Line Inc
1
Food Machinery & Chemical (Un)—10
Fruehauf Trailer Co
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Flintkote
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Co
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(Un)
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.
455
400
May
21
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General Dynamics
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175
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Greyhound
3,643
3%
29%
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1
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
63
Jan
Jan
63%
1
July
1
35%
Jan
5%
Chem
&
Kansas
Power
&
Kennecott
Kern
Copper Corp
County Land Co
Standard
Oil
Standard
Oil
Co
3lVa
Jan
Standard
Oil
2.45
Jan
1.10 May
.200
38Va July
44% Mar
Stone &
80
Apr
Studebaker
31%
Jun
Sunray
Feb
Swift
Lockheed
Aircraft
Lorillard
(P) Co
Magnavox Co (Un)
Martin (Glenn L) Co (Un)
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Mascot
&
McKesson
Menasco
a6T'a
Jan
15
61'%
Jan
Merck & Co Inc
Mission
+
Feb
Apr
21% Mar
24 %
Apr
35%
Jan
40% July
Textron
CO
Jan
73% July
Mississippi
2,500
14c
191
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3,425
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7,500
Jan
8'% Mar
50
19c
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208
31
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102
150
45
2%
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Distillers
National
Gypsum
80c
Jun
Mar
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Jan
23% Mar
footnotes
see
page
—
Warrants
620
41
Jun
11%
Jun
May
64%
5,381
83% Mar
400
11% July
83% Mar
676
38'%
415
183%
Jan
987
55
Jan
33 Va July
165
42'%
73%
Jun
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Jun
65
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July
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781
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376
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31 Va
Jun
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177
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33
435
22'% July
30 y8 Mar
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266
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•
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98'% July
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137
43% Mar
309
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50
Jun
375
19
July
21'%
Feb
310
27
Jan
30% Mar
692
10
Jun
15'%
Jan
23
May
27%
Jun
__
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Jun
136% July
59 Va
Jun
Apr
814
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2,200
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1.10
Jan
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1,303
46'/e Mar
45
42%
45
1,456
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22%
23
255
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1.50
Jan
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65% July
62 % Feb
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Jan
24 Va
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Jan
175
25'% May
28'%
Jun
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10'% May
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26% Mar
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54
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Universal
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Jun
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97
2,952
50
May
68%
137
146
Feb
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Feb
Apr
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48
18
67'% May
90
231
31% May
34% Mar
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41
Jun
405/a Mar
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Jun
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517
267
40
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1,983
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71
76
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29%
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150
May
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July
33'% July
23 %
100
18
Jan
23% July
41
450
37%
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47
115
18%
Feb
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32%
Jan
39
Jun
Mar
21
July
66
Apr
Van
de
Kamp's
Vanadium Corp
a24Va a24Va
Calif
RR
Lines
Rubber
Steel
Feb
Jun
98% Apr
310
7V8
1
common
Plywood Corp
S
S
39%
49%
76
23% July
25%
U
(Un)„
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&
of
Aircraft
106
Feb
32
__
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1
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90%
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1
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U
Cd——
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United
42'% Mar
44
41%
19%
__
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Co
Air
366
51% July
19%
(Un)__10
2
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United
46%
Jan
12%
common
50c
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Pacific
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25%
31%
__
common
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100
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—
26
51%
1,078
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46
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Inc
Jan
1.65
41
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2.50
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Washington
Apr
423/4
Jun
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5% May
2.10
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43%
Jan
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Apr
22%
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24%
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87
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2.40
Jan
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July
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Water
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(Un)
(Un)
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Apr
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20
20
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50
21
110
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Jan
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Jun
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133
24 V*
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32% Feb
Westinghouse Elec. (Un)
12%
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66% 67'%
*
10c
a56 a56%
30c
32c
Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Jan
Wilson
&
Company Inc (Un)
3 Va Mar
Wool worth
45% Mar
York Corp
23 Va
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
(F
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10
__
32c
(Un)
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100
46% May
53%
50
41
43 V#
Jun
Zenda Gold Mining Co_„
58
9
Jun
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66'% July
60
52% Jan
Mar
Apr
12
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Corp
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Feb
58% Apr
Apr
Jan
43o
Jan
14
Apr
12'%
12%
190
11%
52%
52'%
360
46 Va May
52% July
23
23
89'%
250
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May
27%
Jan
330
71%
Jan
91 %
July
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4c
Jan
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140
97 '/a
Feb
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__
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83
24c
6.350
Jan
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18
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*
10
1
(Un)
Jun
25%
25%
2.50
Wheeling Steel Corp (Unt
25%
18
Apr
a22% a22%
Teleg new (Un)
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Feb
Jan
__
—5
(Un)
Power
Kentucky Coal Co
Jan
31 % July
a._
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Bakers
of America
1
45.
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50%
21 Va
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9%
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53%
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Corp
Truax-Traer
Twentieth
S
(Un)
lo
Co (Un)
National Supply Co (Un)
National Theatres Inc (Un)
38
145
72% Mar
552
1
(Un)
Products
Union
Jan
a53%
TreeSweet
5
May
24% Mar
Jan
22%
Transamerica
Oil
47%
5
573% May
567
41
Airlines—
World
Carbide
101 %
21 %
Trans
U
157
1
T
50
Jun
63
Sulphur (Un)
Union
397
10
.
(Un)
Jun
20
5
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Prod
American
Union
a53
22%
Gulf
Jun
al20
1.30
Company
Texas
Jun
a51Va
30
773%
Jan
20
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Electric
40
all5%
5
(Un)
Apr
70'%
62%
10
(Un)
134
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17%
Co
Texas
Mar
42% July
1
Utilities
National
30% July
Jun
a._
33 % Mar
479
4%
Jan
a—
41%
1.35
Mid-Continent
&
Tri-Continental
a84% a84%
17%
—
10%
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10
Co
National
For
10 Va
38c
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5
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9%
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16%c
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9
Sylvania
a25% a26'%
1
Development
43'%
43'%
63
25
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Tide Water Assoc Oil
Apr
118 Va
1
Feb
39 Va Mar
431
.
Jan
363%
67% July
20c
18
(Un)
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58% Mar
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518
440
20
10
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Jun
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1
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25'
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47% May
325
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15
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13
July
146% July
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129
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29
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252
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28
66
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130
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42%
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47
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132
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Jan
52 Va
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14
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49
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Philco
37% July
89%
May
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100
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
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Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
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32% May
Jan
30'%
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14
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230
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15%
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30
1,246
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16
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81
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22
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Alleghany
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Corp
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American Can Co
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40%
9%
9%
10 *A
45 %
47
'
26
\
Jan
22
July
30%
10% Mar
7%
200
J*n "
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Jan
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36
29
70% Jan
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200
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2,000
31'A
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700
22% Jan
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42
800
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32'A July
45% Jun
57
60%
1,200
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62%
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21
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100
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Co
&
25%
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American Tel & Tel Co._——
Amurex
9%
10
——5
San
$1.50
14%
preferred
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Avco
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73 %
100
47% Jan
43%
400
36% May
,
14%
15
3,100
11% Mat
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15%
-
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46% July
16%, Feb
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500
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Mar
26
July
26
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17
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100
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300
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64
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—
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Butler
Jan
31%
15
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Pacific
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Corp common
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convertible
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Marshall
900
23
3%
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July
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National
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Jun
18% Mar
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90
100
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12
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117%
101% May
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5,000
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Griesedieck
Gulf
3,200
46% Jan
300
75% Feb
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2,400
89% Mar
41%
42%
2,800
Jun
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States
-
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Hammond
Organ Co.
Harnischfeger Corp
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1,200
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3,200
18 %
550
18
100
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24%
16% May
22 Vfe Jan
1
IS July
1
July
19
Jun
100
400
Jan
7%
900
8
7
28%
500
79%
28%
200
Mar
9% July
22
July
9% May
Jan
110%
107
115
28% July
Feb
30%
Jun
Jun
Jun
250
50
July
53
July
25%
400
23
May
34
Jan
Apr
85%
Jan
44% Mar
60%
24%
class
52%
81%
52%
200
26
73%
1,400
52%
26
81%
A—*
80%
5%
10
5%
9%
26
800
5%
28
Jan
7%
Jun
Jun
Feb
Apr
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7
21%
500
20
Jun
20%
21%
400
19
May
9%
Pan
700
20 % May
23%
Jan
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400
55%
Jan
83%
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700
33
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29
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700
44%
Jan
51% July
500
34% May
37%
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35%
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19%
20%
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41%
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Pure Oil Co
new
22
,
1,900
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22 %
15
Jan
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29
1,800
22%
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25
30%
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Jun
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166
Mar
17% Mar
24
July
Jan
49
May
58
Jun
43'A
Jun
156
300
24
Jan
9%
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2,600
Jun
43% May
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1,400
46%
800
36%
56%
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38
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200
36
72
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900
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8%
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65%
200
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common
74%
1
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15
8%
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Jan
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158% 158%
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64'A July
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29
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8
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Phillips Petroleum Co
17
100
15%
50
1,400
1
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&
61%
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Mar
Jan
800
25%
Peabody Coal Co common
5'r
convertible prior preferred
Pfizer
Jun
17
Jan
67 %
25%
(Un)
Pictures
82
Jan
55
66%
25%
10
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Jan
16%
20%
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—
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Paramount
Jan
23
75%
Natural Gas
Oklahoma
Olin-Mathieson
23%
22%
75%
5
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(new
Co
11% May
22% July
Jan
2,300
21
9%
Jan
Mar
Jun
71 % Mar
May
39
39%
6,400
34% May
41 %
Jun
31%
32
500
30% Mar
33%
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10%
5
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RKO Theatres
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of America
_1
50%
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co.
Republic Steel Corp (Un)___
Rcxal iDrug (Un)
1
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10%
100
8% May
50%
21%
47 %
1,100
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55 Y4
Jun
18%
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46
Jan
25%
Apr
Jan
48% July
10'A Jun
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47%
48%
1,900
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Mar
48% July
6
25%
25%
25%
1,250
24
Jan
14
14
100
10% Jan
400
25
Jan
14%
Jan
16%
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Rockwell Spring &
9%
Co
Schenley Industries (Un)
A
700
7%
31
Mar
14
July
31 %
July
29%
29%
30%
14%
14%
15
45'A
45%
45%
200
34 % Mar
49%
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23
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400
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27
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18
400
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21
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37%
300
50%
21
10% July
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10
2.50
10
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St
32
61%
300
56% Jan
65% Mar
20%
18 %
20%
17%
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1
20%
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57%
57
57%
60 %
61
26%
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common
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—
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50
24%
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18
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61% July
28% May
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Jan
27%
500
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4,200
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62%
900
51% Jan
65
1
28%
28%
200
27% Jan
28% Jan.
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:
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Jan
18
400
18
Jun
85%
.83%
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5%
600
61% Mar
5%
41%
27%
28
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1,400
4% Mar
500
27
Jun
27% July
2,050
27'/a
50
13%
14%
600
40%
200
28%
49
49%
150
38% July
7%
400
3%
Jan
450
27%
Jan
27%
7
31%
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32
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5
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:
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27%
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21 V« Mar
15%
16 %
3,200
10 %
Jan
3%
2%
3%
5,560
1%
29%
23% Jun
15%
Jan
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—
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48%.
49%
1
11%
11%
12
—5
32%
31
—1
17%
14%
—10
10%
18% May
Standard Oll Co
88
Standard Railway Equipment
July
25%
Jan
9% Jan
Jan
5% May
41% July
35
Jan
28
Jun
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Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
Corp
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—
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9% Feb
33
Jan
1,600
14%
Feb
19% July
200
59%
Jan
67'A
1,900
23
18% May
68% May
80
Jun
Mar
(The).!
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Thor Power Tool Co
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Trane
Edison
Co
1;
1
Jun
Trav-ler
32
31%
32%
550
28%
Jan
35%
Feb
Tri
40%
39%
40%
3,700
35%
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41
Jun
Truax-Traer Coal
33%
34
600
32% July
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20 th Century-Fox Film—;
14%
14%
409
12% Jun
16% Jan
,
Radio Corp
Continental
Corp
-
(Un)
common
208 So La Salle St Corp—
3% July
6%
Jan
Jan
Jan
95% July
53% July
1,000
106% Jan
140 % July
600
42%. Jan
50
Jun
900
8%
Jan
12%
jun
32%
2,500
24%
Feb
33% July
17%
300
12% Mar
17% July
10%
3.000
58
—5
1
48%
48%
49 %
25%
25%
26
52%
51%
52 %
102%
23%
2
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16% July
42% May
74
200
134% 136
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5%
400
July
1,600
52%
58
-
9 % July
15%
Jan
42% Mar
62%
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3,500
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Jan
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101% 103
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27
27
200
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23
23%
950
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1,300
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15%
52%
52%
100
46%
45%
46%
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52%
25
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&
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40% July
49% July
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19
.
16%
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-
150
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63
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20
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International Packers Ltd
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26
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66
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100
9
44% Mar
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16%
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-
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common.—.
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8%
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40%
39
;
1
3
1
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27%
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107
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Southern
82
41'
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feller
5%
1
j..
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Apr
Jan
——
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300
37
68
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May
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15
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64
15%
16
—2
;
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1,000
82
2%
30 %
3
1
May
7% Feb
Feb
75
14%
50c
RR
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128% July
45 % July
37
900
8%
8
*
43%
Feb
200
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56%
~
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61%
103
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&
Feb
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49% Mar
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1,250
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1
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18
__
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____
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69
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53%
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Great Lakess Oil & Chemical
57 %
17%
;
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100
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40
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6%
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81%
50 %
77 %
82
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;
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3
Apr
14% July
Jan
3
51%
128%
5
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9
Mar
7
11%
81
52
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400
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5%
3
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—
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5%
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600
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37
26
65
87
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May
43
200
210
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185
Jun
81 % May
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91
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Jan
Jun
47% May
3,000
100
8%
6%
67%
23%
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Northern
100
90%
Jan
300
36
3
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Northern
18%
Jan
48
63% July
54% July
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Jun
Jan
Apr
22% Apr
Jan
1Jun
25
Co__
American
North
29%
9
25%. Jan
22%
200
67
1
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Tile
York
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4,300
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45 % July
>
45% Mar
■
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80
37
—10
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25%
%
100
July
14.v Jan
43% Mar
700
-
57%
Feb
18%
32
120
7
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Feb
37%
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Emerson Radio & Phono (Un)
54%
25%
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Jan
37
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63%
4
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16%
21
10
Electric Controller
56%'
78%
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i
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64'A May
50
30
30%
1
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63%
100
1,250
1
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600
1,000
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preferred
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65%
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33 "
79%
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common
26
1
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54%
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Northern
22 %
50%
34
Jun
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30%
Jan
25
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Apr
13%
23%
97
25
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300
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142 % 142 %
*
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22%
10
100
19%
19%
116% 120
17%
22
:
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356
44%
17%
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prior
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23%
44
17%
*
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&
South
90%
1
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23%
44
Ky_.
Mickelberry's Food Products
Miller &
18%
100
...
23%
*
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65%
1
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12% Mar
—7
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Lt
Portland
24%
*
common..
1,800
9%
21%
20
15
Cudahy Packing Co__.
13%
21%
51
52
...
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Crane
13%
1
28% July
Corp
4
1
24
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5%
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Power
3% Mar
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Feb
5
Rights
908
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Apr
common
4%
Jau
Jan
Jun
(Un)
4%
Jun
33%
Edison
5% July
21%
54 %
Commonwealth
2% Mar
34%
34
Columbia Gas System
100
18% Mar
16% Mar
36%
—
4%
23%
35%
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4%-
100
63%
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Jan
500
54%
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Jan
31%
10
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Jan
38
52%
July
20
16% Mar
3,200
Feb
Jan
Cleveland Elec Ilium Co
15r%
99%
500
—
of
20% July
50
800
1
—
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24»/2 Mar
52%
19%
120'
20
86%
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21% Jan
31
89%
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Muskegon
Feb
2%
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20
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Martin
Medusa
Jan
60
30% Jan
.....
39
500
——
&
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65
250
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preferred
100
23%
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Marquette
Motorola
53% July
•
42%
1
—
common
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29%
common,-!*
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Feb
35
23%
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co___^
Apr
100
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Jun
45%
33%
42%
$2.50 preferred
Lion Qil CO
Louisville Gas
47%
65
Cnrysler Corp
% %
39%
35
Lincoln Printing' Co commen..—
1
Lindsay Chemical Co common—....—*
22% Apr
16%
3st% Jan
11%
4
Jun
July
"
—
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Jan
700
800
21%
Mar
600
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common.
30%
200
14%
"
(Un)—
Laclede Gas Co
25
18%
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry.
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
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3.900
14%
_33%c
—8.75
5
151 % July
300
;
42% July
Missouri Portland Cement...
53 %
.10
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32% Mar
Jan
35
1
Western
1,500
—
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45
34
35
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41%
1%
53 7i,
preferred
Paul &
40%
Brewing. Co
1
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Mississippi River Fuel new common.. 10
34%
—-
41%
Apr
5
—.25
—
28 V2 Mar
57%
31% May
—10
!
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common
Central & South West Corp
Central Illinois Pub Serv
35% July
(Un)
National
Carrier
Jan
—10
—
&
Kennecott Ccpper Corp
21
50
2%
14% May
30»/2
26% Jan
28%
20
common—
104%
23
Jan
500
600
20
1
5
—12.50
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300
18%
22%
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151 %
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Burton-Dixie
May
64%
—
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200
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300
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--
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350
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20
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2%
26
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—___10
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12%
35%
28%
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&
High
30'A July
Jan
34%
— —
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23%
5.500
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sir.ee Jan.
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30%
28
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Power
Leath
Range
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28 %
28%
3.50
—.
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30%
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for
& Chemical—
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Middle
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—
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Laughlin Steel
Kansas
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Apr
7
Power
Tel
&
July
39%
8
8
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100
6%
26
38 %
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9 % Mar
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62% Feb
1,100
14%
15
—1
—
13% Feb
27% Jun
187% July
70
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Apr
Jan
173
1,000
8%
7%
26
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2nd
conv
Atlantic
72 %:
71
Jun
9% July
21% Mar
800
1,300
6%
Ashland Oil &
.
1,400
25%
35%
Jan
43%
5
common...
10
25%
186% 187%
70
50
——10
Warrants
Arvirt Industries Inc
Jun
73
26%-
28%
American
Apr
74%
——1
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July
80%
32
—10
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Feb
7% Jan
400
1,650
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American
Jan
32% May
27'A
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--12.50
Co
600
1,000
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•
48 y«
40% Mar
1,300
32
23%
20
;
—
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Broad Paramount
45
31%
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Illinois
Iowa
1
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10%
1
0
Jan.
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;
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American Airlines
American
23%
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AtUs Chalmers
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Admiral
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Low
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Acme
for Week
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Sale Price
Tel
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of Prices
Low
Par
International
Week's
Last
STOCKS
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Jan
16% July
59% Mar
13% Jan
44%
Jan
47% July
4% Jan
37% Mar
1,200
2% July
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28
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100
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28 y»
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22 y«
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31% Jan
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60%
60%
150
60% July
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Number 5449
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
nion Carbide & Carbon Corp.
Uni
UB(
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Union Oil of Caliiorma
Illio
United Air Lines Inc
—10
United Corporation
(Dei)
(Un).
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S
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
101% July
31% Apr
58
200
6%
100
6
215
Mar
34% Jan
Allis-Chaimers Mfg Co
48%
Jan
100
280
(Un)
Apr
American Can Co
14%
14%
100
13% Jun
16% Mar
American
46%
300
40% Feb
51
American
40 %
Jun
53%
51%
53%
3,600
May
57% July
American Motors
13'
14 %
800
8% Jan
15 % Mar
American
200
27% Jan
30% May
American Radiator & S S
a
30
30
25%
24%
25%
28 %
Jun
68%
1,000
1,700
24% July
65 %
64% July
82
Feb
31
31
34%
2,700
22 %
Jan
38
1
42
42
3oO
35
4
16%
17
300
4
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10
Union Teiegrapn—
Western
common
Westinghouse Electric
Whirlpool Corp
Co
Motor
Wieboldt
Inc
Stores
$4.25
12%
5
Corp
preferred
common—
J.
—-—
20
'
(Un)
American
Tel & Tel Co..:
American
Tobacco
Co
Corp
15
Feb
20%
Jan
84
May
90
Jan
Anglo Calif National Bank*
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Anaconda
(Un).
Co
(The)
19%
20
500
19% Jan
22% Mar
Electric
33%
33%
100
31% Jan
Public Service.
—11
22%
22%
22%
200
21% Jan
34% May
24% Feb
Armour
Wisconsin
(F W) Co.
Yates-Amer Machine Co.
I—10
52%
50
52%
1,700
15
16
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Corp
4
Power—
__—10
Woolworth
5
46
900
May
52% July
16 % July
10% Jan
(111)
Co
&
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's
Range
Last
/
Sale Price
American
Tel
_____—__4
50%
187%
186
Tel—
&
Arundel
Common
;;
1
——
Budd Company
Chrysler Corp
-
._—1.80
25
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1
Light common..13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
Electric Storage Battery
4
Delaware Power &
Jan
24%
Apr
44%
678
34%
Jan
15%
507
12
Jan
Jun
58%
16%
17
753
21%
39
86%
6%
23
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1,217
2,586
225
384
2,122
354
35
36%
30%
40%
90%
7%
46% July
24% Mar
35%
37%
31%
9% Jan
18%
Jun
15% Jan
23
38 % Mar
44% Apr
90% July
66 %
Jan
*
(Julius)
General
Motors
Gimbel
Brothers
Homasote
July
6%
Jun
30%
Jan
34
Jan
36% July
37% Mar
28
Jan
34 %
9%
Jan
Feb
.10
—.100
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Natl
Liberty
Bolsa
Oil
Chica
Co
&
Merck
Wash
Jan
32
14%
222
33
550
417
11% July
5% Jan
15%
11%
300
10
400
50
80
Budd Company
Pennsylvania RR
Common
Burroughs
Corp
Corp
__
Electric
Potomac
Feb
July
Jan
11% July
13% Jun
5
■_—
__.
—
—,
Electric
Service
&
53'A
42% July
7,762
11% Jan
19
12 %
Commonwealth
class
New
36 Vb Mar
22%
21%
22%
1,367
19%
22% July
Consolidated
July
Oil
Woodward
Gas
System
45
July
May
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Natural
series
*.
—
37%
common
•
—
—
.
721
42
887
38%
43%
41%
10
38%
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160
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Oil
First
class
of
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83
84
1975
A
85
85%
$2,500
1.500
Corp
Jan
42% July
Jan
44
of Prices
83%
Jun
Feb
89%
Jan
83
Co
——
*
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Refractories
Low
35
45
24%
I6V2
141
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28 y8
50
25 Va Apr
28%
46'A
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225
37% Jan
Jan
49% July
54% July
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32 >A July
54%
60
43
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27
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10c
100
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17
17'A
434
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37% Mar
July
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20.
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2%
1%
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840
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82 JA
254
62% Mar
8% May
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Jan
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40
1,304
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July
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39%
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Mar
18%
5
25
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45
24
Jan
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190
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July
101
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82'A
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&
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22 '/a
109
21%
Jan
26
Mar
150
6
& July
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General
Foods
;——.3
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of
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52
47%
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34%
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89
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29
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77 "/a Mar
2,081
46%
56
91
125 129"/a
1,769
89% Mar
127% July
14% Jan
10%
16%
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41%
41%
305
41
———
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10
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77
July
21
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110
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Jun
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33
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1,334
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16%
1.537
12%
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Apr
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48%
200
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10%
9%
10%
1,025
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10%
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84%
82%
84%
580
82
May
91%
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10
41%
41%
41%
325
32% Mar
Co—
Johns-Manville
70%
315
28%
16%
48%
1
(Un)
Harvester
International Tel
% July
7 74
—_—6%
Mines
44
1
4
—1
12%
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Oil Co (Un)._
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Inc
18% Mar
Jun
—4
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Foods
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17
Jan
July
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3
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Jun
27%
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—
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84% May
16
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Jan
76% Mar
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Jun
57%
52%
52%
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37%
51%
a80% a82%
56 %
17%
pfd
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Mar
Jan
Jun
—-——4
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May
46%
125
Rights
Graham-Paige Corp
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp
Intex
Jan
410
Brewing
July
66% July
29% Jan
35%
17
International
45%
200
52%
common.——
International Nickel Co Canada
1
44%
12
International
Range since Jan.
Jun
44%
17
Goodrich
Idaho
Sales
for Week
55»/a
11%
Gladding
Hobbs
Jun
Feb
6ft
4
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Hilton
36%
47%
44%
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129 '/a
—
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Goebel
Jun
930
,
—4
Paint Corp
Preferred
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51%
4
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Conv
Jan
35%
52
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______5
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3%
50
50
6
4
new———4
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General Dynamics Corp
General Electric Co (Un)
Hunt
Low
45%
25
52%
1
Petroleums
Federated
Honolulu
Week's
Last
Sale Price
For
330
16%
5
4
Capwell Co.
Plantation
Holly
Admiral Corporation
Air Reduction Co (Un)
67
52%
a43%
4
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Hcmestake
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
July
July
common
deNemours
Florida
Jun
20c
Jan
Jan
78%
■
•
5
Feb
'A July
34
31%
■
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5
224
54'A
—
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15% Jan
1,478
32%
'•
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31
1
37
•
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5%
5'A
1
___
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Jun
31%
High
57% July
29% July
24% July
—10
voting
74c
290
27
Chemical Co
Ewa
39% Jan
36 34
(rights)—.
Toy Mining
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
1
4
49%
_♦
:
Westinghouse
Range since Jan.
40
27%
Gas
States
Shares
27%
5%
San
Common
El
29%
37
;
_2.50
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
—10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
;
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Plymouth Oil Corp
*
Reymer & Bros
Rockwell Spring, & Axle.
1—5
United
1,700
(Un)__
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co
51%
16'A
•
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Corp
80c
29
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
Emporium
High
24%
24%
__.
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Natco
77c
a29% a33%
(Un)—
Publishing Co
duPont
29%
Supply
56 V* July
25% Jan
27
1
Douglas Oil of Calif
57%
57%
*
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21A/4 Mar
18%
July
for Week
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Low
!>
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—
Star
18%
45'/a Mar
1,142
1
America
of
Co
Curtiss-Wright;
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Week's
Last
Gas System
Duquesne' Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Mountain
16 Va Mar
182
23%
4
Steel
Curtis
76% Mar
Apr
730
% a53%
23 %
a 52
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Co
Gas
Di Giorgia Fruit Corp
Class B common.
ser
Jun
21% Mar
Preferred
39% Mar
Jun
Apr
35%
28% Mar
823
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Zellerbach
Crucible
b40
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823
Jun
67%
35 Vb
29
Apr
Columbia
Lone
33%
July
7ft Feb
5fjf May
29
37
Par
Walker
16%
6%
515
28%
75%
i' Sale Price
Harbison
Jan
28%
Crown
Friday
Co
14%
a27% a27%
10
STOCKS
Blaw-Knox
775
25
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Cork
46
16%
28%
—4
Du Mont Laboratories class A
Armstrong
30% July
Jan
28%
Bank
A—;———
Ludlum
Jan
33%
July
(Un)
Continental Motors
Dow
Allegheny
26% July
18%
924
350
61
Refining (Un)__
BONDS
5s
21% Mar
180
46
25% ?.
Jan
Nat'l
34
May
49%
Corn Products
147
36
135
Crocker
300
Jan
60
Jun
253
"27 Va
«
60
Jun
6%
190
July
Jun
79
34
Jun
35
17
6%
37%
71'A
33
200
Jan
6'/a
Jan
598
Apr
34
23%
1,210
33 y8
70 %
190
7%
Feb
70%
22% July
31
47% Apt
54%
Jan
—.1
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90'/a
28%
55'A Mar
Feb
15%
7%
29%
31%
15 Va
8x2
51%
259
782
400
ao7
490
277
380
17
86%
Consolidated Coppermines
45
35%
44%
1
Indus
Chem
42J/2 Mar
74'A
Jan
Mar
22 %
a25 a25%
25
43 % Mar
34%
5%
69
7%
(Un)
54
71%
Feb
-
54%
(Uni
170
34%
87
88 %
Edison
45
33'A July
Jan
Jan
6
Jan.
16%
80c
32%
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Baltimore Transit Co 4s
36 V*
Jan
Feb
44%
a33 %
3 3'A
—10
Lothrop
Jun
61 Va
17%
32%
—
&
3%
55
237b
32%
Co.—
Washington
100
a65
•
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32 Va
Co
Trust
Union
3%
a64 »A
4'/a
56% July
25
—4
45
Continental
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
355
45
A.2%
2%
new
——
45
74
Sun
501
5,750
—3%
44
50
17
Apr
Apr
Juiy
1
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Solvents
1,088
_
10% May
:
s
35
32%
—
149
5 'A
6\y
«
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57%
—.10
—.
B—
Gas
Commercial
38%
com
Jan
50% July
103% Jan
28
16
common-4
Gas
$1.40 dividend preference
Jun
24%
25
Columbia Broadcast System
45% Mar
Jun
(Un)
"
Public
19% Apr
50%
—25
37%
37 >/a
■
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Jan
51 Va
25%
1
(Un)
Aircraft
Chemical
Columbia
,w~
170
%
Jan
Apr
20% May
24% May
12%
Co
...
19% July
43% Jun
50
36%
-1%
Corp
12,415
50
12%
65
Apr
6 V*
31
Colorado Fuel & Iron—
Feb
July
18%
preferred
855
Jan
46
Ltd—_—2
(Un)
.25
Oil
Ry
Vought
19
preferred.
15%
6%
July
38c
25
,—
Chance
16
A
2,735
Jan
July
35
(J I) & Co (Un)
—12%
Caterpillar Tractor Co com
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Corp of America————4
Central Eureka Corp.
1
16'A
B
7%
10
Cclanese
18y8
series
48%
32c
5»/8
Case
18 'A
series
40
40%
.
5
„_5.50
—5
Packing Corp.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
10
3.60#
34%. Jun
210
12%
17
5
California Ink Co_——
—20
3.60 '/r
552
1,130
'
21%
Jan
40
22
J.'
—10
Cement Co_—
Calaveras
4,105
May
47% July
35c
50%
a64%
1,648
a
Feb
4/% July
3%
15
29'A
80
Jan
16%
100
57j/b
Clorox
Jan
45% July
146% May
44%
5'A
49% July
30% Jun
322
36% May
13% Jan
126%
40
12%
Mar
51
a__
43 %
a 148% al52
__
72% May
Jan
286
42
42%
85
50%
1,843
49%
120
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47%
47%
—v
49%
40
257
14%
70
Clary
42 Vu
common.. —10
Power
a42% a45 %
14%
Feb
140
a29%a29%
Chrysler Corp
27%
—
a39% a40%
__
Apr
49Va
__
—
66% July
5
Byron Jackson Co__.
38 %
preferred
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Jan
150
18% Mar
48%
—
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54
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673
64%
23%
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73
14%
16
23%
17%
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65
Jan
23 %
219
22%
17%
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Philadelphia Electric common^
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Mar
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877
22%
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Pennsylvania
62"%
40
52%
16%c
Corp
July
190
1
—
Cities Service Co
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Jun
53% Jun
187
257
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Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—4
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—.—100
800
27
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505
I
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Feb
26%
Mar
57%
778
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43%
23'A
22
71%
32c-
410%
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11% Mar
Jan
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July
80
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Jan
40
23% July
20% Jan
80
Jan
9% July
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5
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Pacific
13%
400 *
13
400
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100
24
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-
Jun
18%
230
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Canadian
30%
89% Mar
62
150
1,126
47%
4
(tin)
Boeing. Airplane Co
129% July
28% Jun
Jan
Jun
538
51%
14%
2
Bishop Oil Co—
Blair Holdings Corp
Jun
26% Mar
1
1
(Glenn
Martin
of Wash
Bank
Bank of
Lincoln Natl
11%
Jun
20%
18
12
9%
—
31
34
115
27%
30%
—
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Resistance
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17%
—
23%
500
3,135
27
27%
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International
128%
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28
28
28
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Hamilton
Hecht
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5
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convertible
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45
a69 a70%
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5
California
Garfinckel
29 V*
33 % July
Feb
187% July
28% Mar
Borden
22%
39%
88%
7
35%
37%
31%
■
47%
172%
960
■
—
5
Campbell Soup Co
201
2,108
25%
14%
15%
Transit Co—
Baltimore
50%
187%
Jan
Jan
25%
64
p2
Bethlehem Steel (Un)———
Jun
21
3878 May
48
Mar
70 %
(Un)—13
—_100
(Un)
Attk
22%
25%
a40%
■
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bu%
57%
10
Aircraft Corp
—
Bt ndix Aviation Corp (Un)—
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42%
43
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Low
93
a 70%
4
Beech
1
170
Jun
120
Jan
51 %
10
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
-Range since Jan.
24%
—4
—10
Corp ———:
Atlantic City Electric Co
Shares
9%
a80 a80%
;
72
186% 186%
50
Fe (Un)
Atlantic Coast Line RR
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)—._
Atlas Corp (Un)__
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Avco Mfg Corp (Un)—
Btckman Instruments Inc
High
49
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Co—
Stores
American
of Prices
Low
Par
24
.
9%
—5
(Un)
Atchison Top & Santa
Baltimore ,& Ohio RR
Sales
for Week
60 %
24
25%
—4
—4
—
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STOCKS
350.
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Jan
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27
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45
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60 %
Chem class B
American Smelting
—2.50
_
74%
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—,—75
4
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10%
allS
1
Jan.
Low
26%
—12%
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10
Factors Ltd (Un)
—20
(Un)
14
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9%
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Bdst-Para Theatres com
Amer
Range since
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73%
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112%
10%
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American Airlines Inc com (Un)__—1
Feb
Jun
7%
281
46
-16%
(Un)__
(Un)
Allied Chem & Dye Corp
Feb
of Prices
Low
—1
4
20
(Un)_.
Alleghany Corp
59
May
1
Co
Walgreen Co
White
27% Jan
1,300
45%
6%
280
Iron Works
Van Dorn
New
45%
~6%
81% Mar
900
54
Sales
for Week
Range
Par
High
1,000
98%
29 %
53
Last
Sale Price
1
5
Industries
U
94
29%
53
20
Jan.
Low
98%
—1
Range since
High
29%
2d
United States Gypsum—
Shares
Low
*
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED JULY 22
Sales
Range
(Un)..
Laughlin Steel
(Un),—...
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40
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25,
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1
Kennecott
Copper Corp (Un)
Kern County Land Co
Leslie
Loew's
Aircraft
Inc
34 %
1,924
30
120
Apr
Jan
5
May
RKO
Pictures
Corp
(Un)
all6%
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186
99
Jan
113%
Jun
RKO
Theatres
Corp
(Un)
58%
Apr
July
52%
53%
368
48%
Jan
49%
51
160
40
Jan
18
17%
18
560
13%
Jan
—1
Corp.^.—
—
42%
44'%
930
40
Jan
23
23
340
17% Mar
—
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Cement
Jan
2%
—
Jun
49
23%
.
51
S
Apr
Safeway Stores Inc—
St Joseph Lead (Un)
(Un)
Jun
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Macy & Co
Magna vox
Co
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Marine Bancorporation
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Navigation
McKesson
Meier
Frank
&
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Merck
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(Un)
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Oil
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National
National
Gypsum
&
Co
16
16
RR
8c
8c
8c
28,100
56c
56c
59c
12,614
28%
29%
217
♦
73% May
87%
Jan
16
Mar
19%
Apr
Convertible
861
20% May
46% Mar
23%
Jan
Conv
800
1,131
16%
Jan
45%
47%
1,055
31%
Jan
__
464
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7
34%
34%
34%
191
58
55
58
1,114
47% May
63
26%
26
27
350
19
25
25 %
230
22%
22»/2
100
21% July
21% Jan
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25
(Un)—_
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Pabco
Products
Pacific
14%
15%
3%
52
387
Inc
American
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1st
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Pacific Lighting Corp
Oil
&
Gas
&
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Pacific
Tel
10
common
Oil
Corp
of
52
jun
35
8%
8%
51%
Jan
30
10
Jan
37
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
28%
159
28
260
27% Mar
27
1,340
68
63
100
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40%
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2,052
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68
29
27%
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100
11%
12%
600
147
85
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5
144
39
Jan
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Pan American World
Airways
(Un)„_1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Uni__
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Petrocarbon
Philco
Corp
common
(Uni
May
10% Mar
Puget Sound
Pullman
conv
prior
Tide
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Pulp & Timber
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•
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(Un)
100
;__i
common
w
i
1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Uni—
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Electric
147
Rheem
(Un)
United
148% May
57
Aircraft
United
Air
Can
United
Mar
Fruit
Manufacturing Co
30% May
49 % Mar
37%
Feb
1,330
59%
Jun
366
50
61% July
45
54 %
1,058
27%
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Jan
Jan
54% July
27 %
111
25% Mar
2
11
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65
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Feb
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Feb
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27
35 %
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311
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73
29%
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53% July
Jan
Apr
44
Apr
93% July
44% May
19%
Jun
16% July
40%
Jan
51% July
10%
544
9% July
15%
26
787
22% May
27%
Jun
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18%
589
12
Jan
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Jun
51%
51%
150
46'A
Jan
48
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18
Jan
24
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U
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48
432
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51% July
49% Jun
48
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10
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Jan
A
77
19'A
19'A
Feb
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Jun
160
38% Mar
44 %
Jun
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14
Mar
24
Jan
31%
31%
467
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46%
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21
—
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(Un)
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Mo
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27%
—
88
20 J/a July
33%. Jun
37% Mar
48
26%
34%
Jun
28 %
Jun
Jan
27%
118
25% Mar
98
373
82
Jan
27%
Feb
Mar
58
Mar
U
S
Rubber
343
36
Mar
40% Mar
U
S
Steel
98
•
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10
Juiy
29%
30
%
53%
1,400
50'/a May
58%
Feb
28%
100
26%
30
Jun
68
71%
45%
53
53%
—12%
.
5
(Un)
101% July
28%
common__25
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31%
Jan
Apr
527
66% May
90%
Jan
45%
240
3i%
48
Jun
2%
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59
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Glass
Plywood
49
38%
1.25
7
225
2,446
2.65
2.65
100
700
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2.25
44%
59%
;
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.
77%
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Victor
58%
128
Jan
14%
13% Mar
49%
Sugar Co
Equipment Co
71
Feb
40%
Jun
1,246
36%
Jan
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26%
Jan
33
33
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90%
26
__
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21
21%
60 %
537
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18% Jan
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85% May
Warren
Weill
41 %
15
May
41
Feb
47%
473/3
674
40% Mar
37%
38
640
36%
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&
40'% July;;
42'/a July '
50
40% Mar
50
40'A May
51%
Jun
34%
Jun,
Air
41% July
Western
25%
Western
Department Stores
Pacific Railroad Co
Apr,
48% July
Western Union
64
Westinghouse
July
47% July
45% Feb
Woolworth
Yellow
Co
Cab
25
1
14
82
100
1,465
70
1.45
771
13%
14
1,450
*
1
common
43% Mar
S3
Jan
93
July
Mar
81c
8%
1.60
Jan
Jan
Jun
14% July
_
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62'A May
77
140
17'A
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560
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Apr
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Jun
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15
66
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800
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2,015
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15
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90% July
Corp
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53%
70
.:
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1
(R)
Co
Fargo
Westates
55
102
25
_
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—
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Feb
Jun
339
■
10
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31%
58
Feb
31%
53%
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31%
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3.75
Feb
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120
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July
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23
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May
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Price
Par
Abltibi
Power
4%%
&
Paper, common.—
Aluminum
5%%
Co
2nd
of
$2.40
Asbestos
Atlas
Range
Bathurst Power &-Paper class
Class B
_;
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range since Jan.
High
Low
British
American
Bank
26
Jan
36% July
British
American
Oil
24%
Jun
27
15%
British
2,735
8%
Jan
24
24
725
15% July
24% Jun
105% 105%
73%
76
2.920
23
Feb
26%
520
26
109
270
106
55
55%
50 %
100
51
May
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104 %
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3,369
400
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Feb
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2,553
21
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58%
58%
58 %
235
53
Mar
45
44%
46'%
2,585
32%
20
17%
20
5,235
13 % Mar
Feb
Jun
52
May
25%
Apr
59
British
Columbia
Mills
Class
on
Orders bandied
on
Canadian Stock
46% July
20
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
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Jan
63%
Jun
1,325
38
Jan
53
Apr
5,923
45%
Feb
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7%
7%
7%
7,737
7
Apr
9 J/a Mar
28
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28
28
30
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53
53
325
51
Jan
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50
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Jun
54
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14
6,525
8%
Jan
14
July
37
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37
2,457
24% Mar
37
July
49%
49
49%
740
43%
Jan
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Jun
12
12
200
11
May
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Feb
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100
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Jun
46
46%
490
42%
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106
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106
15
Iron
Northern
Steamship
20
class
A
Foundries
10
Power
Corp
•
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Bronze
Canners
comomn
$1.75
3,040
37
31%
2,014
30
Apr
32
225
25
May
26
Jun
27%
27 %
29%
1,300
23
Jan
29'%
Jun
13%
13%
100
12%
Jun
40
1,220
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40
July
14
14
598
13
Jun
14
May
29%
29%
3,372
25
Jan
30
Jun
,32
__
33
365
29
May
33
July
Celanese
common
preferred
Chemical
Cottons
preferred
Jan
*
29%
33
1
*
30
31
155
27
Jan
34
July
36
36
36%
175
30
Jan
39
Jun
•
29
28%
29
1.225
19% May
29
28%
common
I
series
14
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__
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23% July
29
29
275
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Canadian
43% Mar
40%
26'A
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Canadian Car & Foundry
Class
May
Feb
Jun
31
40
__
25
;
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Canadian
108
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preferred
Canadian Breweries
Canadian
Feb
26%'
40%
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common
5%
$1.25
105
26%
preferred
Forgir.gs
__
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20
29
»
22%
25
Cellulose
common
22%
_
-
12'%
25
13%
19
19
13%
29
Jun
July
Apr
25
Feb
550
13%
11
Jan
32 %
Apr
37
Jan
3,860
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Products
Canadian
For
58%
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761
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B
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Jan
55% May
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for Week
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50
Canada
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♦
preferred
Apr
24%
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4%'/o
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British Columbia
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106
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110% July
27 Ve Jun
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495
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109
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High
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—
36%
26%
common
Telephone
26%
109
I III I50
Bell
1
33%
100
preferred
Steels
Sales
26%
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Ltd
Par
Week's
Sales
Week's
Last
Funds
106%
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%'// pfd
Corp
Friday
J»Ie Price
preferred__25
Can 4%
22
STOCKS
IIII
4qo
III
*
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;
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13%
~~~~~%
5%
preferred
Algoma Steel
WEEK ENDED
26
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common..""
Aluminium Ltd
FOR
Exchange
Low
20
Sugar
Class A
Argus
»
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
*
138% July
22% Feb
9%
—
.
170
73%
107%
July
25%
__
7.50
19%
Apr
51
40%
5,541
Jan
Jan
16'/a
—
Jan
14%
21
9% May
18 %
40%
'
5
Co
970
-
1
&
230
74%
„
329
57%
„
common——50c
of
Lines
581
7
*
31 %
57%
10
a45% a45 %
1
15
common—
24
__
1
Reynolds Tobacco class B
31%
a5b% a61 %
53%
—10
Carbon
Co
Sugar
1.35
21%
10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
67% Mar
27%
(Un)——1
Union Oil Co of California
Union
July
1.25
38
__
5
-
—50c
(Un)
Oil
Union
Jan
12% July
Jan
Jun
33
___:
common
Inc
58% May
Jun
50%
♦
J
Inc
&
21%
•
♦
com
6% July
50
31%
57%
25
Carbide
Wells
Ltd
225
—25
N
Union
30%
72%
a4o
7
a62
(Un)___———*
Corp
23%
__
Mar
6%
abl%
2
Tri Continental
a53% a56%
•>
103% Juiy
10
Airlines
Jan
59%
«
Jan
4c
a62
Corp—__________——2
17% Mar
2.65
*
(Uni—
76
73
California—
Ass'd
World
22%
7
pfd—___7.50
223
1,170
Trans
256
74%
t
aiUO
62 63%
a93% a93%
Transamerica
Jun
3,293
38
Co.—plO
7474 Juiy
6%
—5
American
29%
-
a56%
—3
Philippine Long Dist Tel
Phillips Petroleum Co
Fig'n Whistle
__
_12%
Jan
Apr
a28% a2o%
Company (Un)—
Sulphur Co (Un)
20%
24
1
;
(Un)
27%
57 %
63%
Texas Gulf
Textron
19%
29%
33%c
Chemicals
Phelps Dodge Corp
Jan
22 % July
146
a98%
i
(Uni—
28%
__
50
-
6c
125
100
Corp
United
__
14.000
156
—
81c
Jan
225
__
50c
129%
5c
106
Jan
146%
__
20% Juiy
a'/4
10 %
Corp
Apr
41% Mar
July
37%
&
Texas
Apr
Feb
Feb
28%
Jan
Apr
22 %
20%
Sylvania Electric Products
Apr
52% July
Jan
28%
4
20 % July
10%
common
Brands Inc
Mold
Swift
10
44% Mar
26%
Jan
Jun
Apr
35
28%
Jan
17%
loO
20%
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Mar
11
28%
19 v«
740
"—
Studebaker Packard—
30% July
Feb
7%
520
a28% a28%
7%
10%
5,582
36%
Jun
22% Mar
1,209
50%
36%
*
__
37%
Super
170
Jua
20%
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
July
May
11%
4
July
4%
35
uun
49%
2
(Ind)
Co
146%
—100
Western
Co
Oil
64 %
all
40%
—100
—
Oil
Standard
3% Mar
__
;___♦
common
Standard
52% Mar
29'A
—
Development—33%c
Ltd——
1
Pacific Petroleums
Pacific Tel
(Un)
Jun
4% Mar
Jan
631
100
__
25
of
17
Jan
July
300
9
__
25
Inc
234
29%
a28%
25
pfd
preferred—
Pacific
Pacific
.
.25
pfd series A
4.80%
4.50%
8%
51%
25
Rand
4
al0%
—
__.25
:__
Sperry
Standard
3
JiU
54%
34% Mar
45
14%
4c
A—25
ser
Service
Spiegel
35%
9
__
_5
Co
Jan
44%
42% July
41 % Jail
,'4
203
230
———4.
*
(Un)—_—*
Co
Public
Feb
59%
.
„
Railway
Jun
4
—
15
Pacific Coast Aggregates.—
Pacific Gas & Electric common..,
35%
__
5
Pacific
Southwestern
39%
59%
__
20
Corp
Southern
13%
1,000
52
1,388
5
Soutnern
Feo
pfd
Petroleum
23%
Jan
43 v*
Mar
22 %
(Un)__»
com
(Un)
81
66%
758
3%
__
Calif
Co
24% July
17
620
26
3%
Plantation—
Sugar
24%
9% Mar
40
a71 %
a73%
4.32%———25
Gas
California
Southern
Southern
Standard Oil Co
a78% a78%
14%
12
____»
Sugar Co (Uni
Mathleson Chem
Paahau
26
20
:
■___
(Un)____
Ohio Oil Co
Olin
a78%
__1
(Un)
—
Co
•
Jan
Mar
Co
Edison
preferred
preierred 4.48%—-——25
4.88%__
25
pfd
Southern
28% May
25% July
30
50
3,965
Jan
Apr
17% Apr
48% July
34% July
1
1
Co
55
10
July
1
Aircraft
Calif
Southern
Cumulative
7%
•
Corp
842
17%
(Un)
'
Feb
2
5
15
class A
Co
(Un)__.
Oil
865
537%
—
2.50
Socony Mobil Oil Co <Un)_
81%
17
com
Railway
32
18%
7%
preferred
Sugar Co Ltd
Apr
51%
£4
7%
Sinclair
Jun
7%
Jan
jun
10% Juiy
14%
a*8% a5u%
43'/a 43%
lb% 1874
2u% 20%
—
*
(Un)___
Co
Signal Oil & Gas
10c
17%
-10
1.4J
2-60
(Un)___—
Shell Oil Co
Apr
76c
53%
9
8% Mar
Jan
Apr
23
45
4a V4
18%
Co—-J-
&
Water
Shasta
July
18%
_J
1
7
30%
Jan
22
(Un)
-
July
__
.
Pacific
.
•
3c
(Un)_____5
Power
Northern
16
-
53c
25
___!
Aviation
Northrop
Oil
May
33%
% Mar
13%
43'A
a50%
Paper Co
80%
__
*
Investment
Edison
Scars Roebuck
Jan
(Un)
preferred
Ohio
Jun
May
'
Oahu
42%
5 %
72% Mar
July
8
P
Industries
Scott
14
May
33
1x0
High
44
10
20
Maurice Mining
Schenley
Apr
21%
29%
San
July
40% Mar.
140
65
420
9
all% all %
all%
5
10
—5
Diego Gas & Elec com
preierred ___-
Feb
405
745
34
,
9
13%
4.40%
43%
325
—______*
Mohawk
91
71%
33
~9
Low
Apr
30
6
5
(Un)__
American
Oceanic
July
23
_1
Central
5% %
Jan
25
25%
24% Mar
5%
(Un)
N
6%
25
75
50
10
Company
Amer
2,970
22%
(Uni
England Electric System
North
75
30
a42% a42%
Mines.—.—plO
New
North
a26
6
Fibres
Natomas
Niagara
90%
San
33% May
36% May
Jan
Feb
23%
(Un)_
National Distillers Products
Y
90%
28%
10
Utilities
Ward
Auto
24
21%
2,800
16%
Co
Montana-Dakota
Montgomery
27% Mar
77
24%
a23%
__
30
__18
(Uni
Mother Lode
&
23%
__
___*
—
20
a33% a35%
i
Inc
Co
Mindanao
M
Co
(Uni
Mfg Co
&
23%
____1
Co
Robbins
&
a33%
*
Martin Co
Matson
a34% a34%
—
1
5
1
69%
71%
—10
— —
Range since Jan.
High
—1
St Regis Paper CO
Marchant Calculators
1
1
Fine Foods Inc
and W
Shares
(Un)__25
A
ciass
Roos Bros
July
23%
Co
lor week
Low
*
Oil Corp
Riverside
40
81%
—
(Un)
Richfield
May
115
Sales
Range
01 Prices
Par
High
605
_7
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
4%
—10
Salt Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed
Jan.
4%
al20
—2%
Friday
Range since
Low
al42% al45%
__
*
JULY 22
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
33%
—
-—,-50 al45%
—,
Motors
WEEK
tor Wcek
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Range
1,160
14
l\fay
8% July
1?'
July
13 'A July
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 544^ The
Volume 182
(349)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Range
of Prices
Shares
Par
jr-rei
erred
Oil
preferred
•oVo
Canadian
Vicxers
Cocksnutt
Farm
Coghlin
Consol
Enterprises
Mining
Consolidated
Corbys
Class
Canada
105%
10
105
Jan
106
Feb
Steel Co of Canada common
34%
8,523
28 %
Jan
35'/4
Jun
27%
5,722
17% Mar
28 'A
July
io y8,
805
16
150
10
10'/4
Jan
6%
July
175
26 Va
Feb
30
200
16%
Jan
19'
16
17%
Jun
11
Jun
*
Leather
Distillers
class'
Ltd
Co
39%
*
22
May
22
5,800
18'/4 Mar
25
11%
Apr
13
$
6
6'%
Jan
7
*
28%
865
17'% Mar
*
37%
196
33%
Feb
:
20
17'%
Jan
&
Tar &
:
Kootenay
Sec
13'%
8
5,374
1,805
*
32%
_*
30
28
1,206
98
228
72
;
common
15'%
18'%
9,350
12
Jun
18 % July
72%
73%
1,270
66'%
Apr
74
7.75
7.50
7.85
17,925
4.80
Feb
100Va
96'%
104
850
58
Jan
104
July
25'%
26
250
25
May
28
Feb
42
Wares
common
52%
51%
53%
2,669
May
54% July
62%
62%
63
635
52'%
Apr
41
41
41'%
520
36'%
Jan
63
July
43"% July
10
47'%
46%
47'%
10
10
53
61'/4
53'%
405
61%
62'%
3,630
Paper
J.
Commerce
__
Canadian Stock
Jun
31
30
100
Apr
3.60 July
33
Jan
72
11%
Jan
16'% May
6
Jun
4,175
July
7
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Week's
Corp Ltd—
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
preferred
S4.5C
Jan
7%
Shares
Low
1
27%
34%';
33'%
341
1,566
27
Jan
34'% July
Canadian
1131% 113.J
15
110
Mar
Canadian
600
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd
7
May
113ya July
9'% Jun
Canadian
Marconi Company
5,660
48
Mar
Canadian
Power
'J
9:
56,;
50
124
60
9%
528
80
July
Apr
9
125
11
Jan
25
52'%
Jan
43«/4
3,290
29%
Jan
47'%
60
'
60
Mar
Feb
91-
53%
44%
Mar
180
52'%
Jan
61%
1
Butterfly
431/4
50
62 y2
4,955
8.00
■ "
1,380
53
43%
100
53
Hosiery
53% July
Jun
Jun
30
Jan
&
Malting
Jan
53
52
Jan
63% July
Jun
Ltd
Int
Nickel
of
7.25 Jan
9.85
4
9,475
10%
1,800
85c
a6%
all
50
6
Jun
60
11
Jan
14
May
19
24,723
14%
Jan
19
July
all
18
&
Claude
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Ltd
L)
<R
26'%
of
Jan
27
July
25
71
May
85
Jan
a6%
a6%
175
6
Mar
7%
8
250
6
Jan
al7
al7
35
14'%
Jan
class
B
4
3.50
3.50
100
3.35
Jun
„
Ltd
alO'% alO'%
Jan
Dominion
Square
12
July
Dominion
Woollens
1,466
Jan
152
12
ADr
100
4
Feb
25
100
17
Jan
20
6,015
55
Jan
13GTU35
20
1j4
Mar
$106
721
80
25^#v%
913
24% May
136
common—7.50
106
_—!
International
Paper
International
Petroleum
International
Power
International
Utilities
Co
Ltd
*
—
lbO. "#170
170,
85
41;.^11/4
',^29 '/4
3,140
4iy4
Corp common—5
5
28
28%
*
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Jamaica Public Service Ltd com—
104
26
*
a23
a23
Jan
124
805
Mar
61'%
107
14 y*
(John)—
Limited
Labatt
a23 a23%
*
:
St Lawrence Power
Mailman
'5'/c
Ltd
Corp
preferred
Oil
Frontenac
Jan
30'%
Apr
21% May
25
28
Molson
class
&
Morgan
& Co
19'%!
!i
.
:oo
pfd_„—_
114%'
Lt
Minnesota
Montreal
Mar
Jan
17% July
19
5%
6%
350
7.00 July
27
Jun
Russell
26%
Southern
570
545
22'%
19 y2
2,640
*21% a211/2
25
55
16
Jan
Mar
17% Mar
104'%
Jan
July
6%
46'% July
cum
Jun
22
120
13'%
Jun
13%
14 y2
200
13'/4
Feb
15
30
32%
2,090
44
44
420
*
Noranda Mines Ltd
56%i
-
——
56%'
57%
44 y4
906
29%
29'/a
375
70
70
36
a57
a57
5
1'
Mar
37%
1,795
42
26
Jan
44'%.
*
Products
Ontario Steel
29'%
_
Mar
150
18
Jun
18
100
11%
Jun
14*
Feb
50
23
Jan
23
Jan
80'%
50
69 %
Jan
84-
Apr
750
19%
Jan
26
Jun
23'%
87'%
86'%
87'%
9%
Jun
Jun
65
—
a40'%
3.60
19
—
—5
100
9%
Feb
11% Mar
600
1.50
Feb
2.00
370
2.00
4
——
common
13% July
16
65 66%
a38
a38
a40 a40'%
2.00
„*
Jan
Jan
2.00
11%
—
July
9%
9%
200
4
87
68'% Jan
10
al2
15%
11%
15%
.11%
—
175
al2
__
4
48%
10
38
31%
505
3.60
2.50
400
20
310
19
Jun
Jan
71;
July
38
Jan
July
July
41 % May
Jan
3.60
July
20
July
Jan
July
%
Canada—
1st preferred
6
54
24
100
Corp
common
5
53
22
54
24
25
16%
152
25
16%
152
35'%
23
'
25
Ltd
Ltd
Canada
Paving
16%
—'
4
—
6'A
Power
pfd—100
Materials Ltd
Supertest Petroleum Ltd
Jun
&
Finance
35'%
4
—4
35'%
23'%
Mar
54
4,541
14%
Apr
24
July
50
19%
Jan
25
July
115
51
17%
15% Mar
75
18
140
July
Feb
152
Feb
July
Jan
36'% July
20
Jan
23'% July
41%
Jan
45
Jan
26%
50
475
Apr
32'% July
Union
Gas
44
United
July
46'% May
Jan
45
July
Jan
30
<L E)
Waterman
58'% July
34
690
48%
38
49%
1,550
9%
9%
1O0
13
24
710
48
50%
37'%
4
of Canada Ltd
Ltd class
Pen Co Ltd..
Amusement
49
50%
1,335
38
49'%
A.4
9%
40
Line
Pipe
48'%
4
preferred
Oil
Mountain
—
—4
Corp class A
redeemable
5%
Trans
Corp
__
*
50
49
July
53% July
27% Mar
40
JUn
40%
50
JUn
Apr
9% July
-
10 % May
11V4 May
13'% July
24%
13
13
24
21%
Apr
7'%
237/s7'%
950
4
7'%
100
5%
Jan
1
1
9 05
8.75
9.05
19,900
18c
22c
3.30
16c
18c
22c23'%c
3.25
3.40
1,500
9c
Jan
32c
Apr
10,800
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
Jun
Products
Westeel
* •'
Flour Mills common——.
Ogilvie
Jan
7
Jun
al3 al3%
4
July
100
of
Industries
Standard
Jun
107
32%'
■
*
Weaving
Wire
Niagara
130
913
23
5
Ltd
common.:
Ltd
(Can)
Reitmans
26% Mar
It
*
National Steel Car Corp
2.80 May
Jan
May
14 y2
—5
Preferred——
1.80
355
23
10
—
Storage
&
Telephone
Quebec
Traders
al3%jj
5
5
National Drug & Chemical com
2.75 Mar
9
4
-4
Paper Co
Ontario
&
Refrig
Corp
33
115
Ltd—
Crush Ltd
Pipe Line
Oiange
Power
101
261/4
—
Ltd com...13.50
——i——-—xi
Corp
Pembina
Jun
11% July
Pow Co
&
Canada
of
555
261/4
Jun
2.30 July
130 '
4
(Walter M)___—
Milling Co Ltd—
Leaf
400
26
J&n
80'%
B___4
class
Ltd
Co
Jun
90
al9
Groceteria
Jun
29%
Apr
al9
B___:.
52
82
—4
class
Jun
Jan
10
12
common
82
38
18
Inc
(Alfred)
Jan
Feb
12
A
Jun
Mar
33
1
class
Can
Jun
'
18
July
9
18
of
Co
41
,
22
126
8,181
18 »/2
a91
11'%
Apr
315
36
__
Jan
Mar
9
18
2.50 May
23
Feb
35%
3.60
13
129'%
46%
105% 105%
♦
common.—
4%%
98
Feb
%;
*
4.'
Co
Morgan
Jan
9
25%
*
__——
——-
Montreal Locomotive i—
."
Jan
89
19,127
%;'
26
*
A
21
15
Ill/a
113
22% Mar
Feb
17% July
20
4
Motor
18
5
B"-__r.—
100
a'.»5
11%
■
45,
.-4——
Breweries
Class
,
215
800
Preferred
41% July
23'% July
*
A——,
class
(Robt)
Class: B
23«/2
Jan
26
26
a20'%a20'%
2.20
Maple
July
26%
50
2.15
Mexican
Jun
18
4,310
100
2.15
41%
113,
*
—
41'/4
52
—*
MacLaren Power & Paper Co
Jan
a95
11%,;
common—*_4
—_I(J0
Preferretd
Mitchell
%j
priority.——___—*
———— -—100
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McG'oll
39%
23'%
40
_*
Bloedel class B__
_♦
Worsteds
&
Manufacturing Ltd.
Moore
MacMillan &
52
Jan
9
34% May
100
Lowney Co Ltd
Jun
30'%
Jan
54'%
a91
a2.00
Loblaw
July
42%
Apr
17
2,070
60
3
7%
Jan
33'/4 Mar
140
27
26
*
.
78
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Mica
Lower
Jan
a2.00
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JUn
170
16
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Lambert
Jun
29
50
4
Journal Publishing Co of Ottawa Ltd.4
July
111%
Ltd
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp
7'% Mar
138 %
A
Corp
Ford
Jun
July
May
26 '•
175
a23
Jan
102% Mar
class
Fleet
73'% July
73
*
100
49%
7% Mar
2,775
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36
40
7
39%
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2,200
25
38%
78
39'%
4
4
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35% Mar
80% Mar
35
3,090
83
*
Corp
5,707
12
15%
79
4
Engineering Works
Magnesium Ltd
Dominion
23'% July
26%
52
Dominion
5.00 Jan
,
207% May
68
Feb
83
4
Limitee
Frere
&
Jan
Feb
79
50
David
3.00
Apr
9'%
25'%
4
—
Zellerbach
2,525
23
Canada Ltd.4
Paper Corp
Crain
25
23'%
23
July
1.20
July
_1
Advert
6,305
39%:
13
common
36%
*
Inv Ltd
Paper
Gen
Neon
a3.00 a3.00
__
4
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Feb
60%
Preferred
k
63%::
107%
Canada
13'% May
2,175
85c
\
1
Ltd
Co
44'% July
50y4
100
10
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47
47
13'%
18%
Sugar
Co
Dominion
Canada
Canada
8%
10
29
com———*
Bronze
preferred
6%
Jan
Jan
46
Jun
Jun
High
" 13
a6'%
Company
34%
1
Jan.
Low
85c
100
25
Range since
High
47
4
com
22% July
17% Jan
Jan
July
13'%
preferred
1,360
Corp common—'*
Acceptance
preferred
preferred
Cement
International
,
of
64
for Week
4
8,020
*
Canada common'5
1
£1
Ltd
53'% July
Sales
Range
*
5
,
Arcan
34;
*
50
*
1
common
47% July
Jan
Jan
Exchange
of Prices
Par
Brown
A
May
46%
Last
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
3.50
39
50
Sale Price
•
July
July
May
1,875,
Canadian Funds
26'
—50
-*
*
pfd—
4%
Imperial Tobacco
Inland
July
7.85 July
10
32%
5
—*
—
Oil
Industrial
July
15% Mar
Jan
18 %
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd..4
6l/a
Jun
155
Jan
14'%
10
25»/2
3
—
Paper Co Ltd
Oil
145
10
•
26
*
Ltd
Hudson Bay Mining
Imperial
775
i—
*
preferred
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July
7.40
73'%
4
34%,
100
Smith
$2.00
53
Jan
^
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Crown
Howard
Jan
*
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Canadienne
>i
.
23
24:
35'%
Jan
25
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\
Jan
97
400
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—.
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Gypsum
Jun
4.35
103
15'/4
Jun
51
*
*
Motors
Great Lakes
155
15
8y4 Feb
247% Mar
3,580
15:
*
common
Dynamics
25 '%
"25
56
*
20
1
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common
Gtneial
6% Mar
611
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of
Ltd
Goodyear Tire
155
47
Feb
4
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Canadian Corp..
Co
Steel
V
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15'/4
Feb
Jan
*
Jun
^
Bakeries
General
41%
19% July
20%
Jun
24
Power
General
General
43
2,453
*
18% July
Jun
Jan
preferred
5'/e
17%
Jan
com——:
Power
Gatineau
37
525
18,810
100
40
10
—
Players
Co's
Feb
2S
HeatJng Products-—
Foundation
15% May
28%
240
-
Famous
125
51
7.20
Imperial
4,080
•
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46
51
„
52%
Royal
*
Corp
&
Nova
Jan
23'%
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd___
Enamel
May
Banks—
Jun
12T8
:—
Ltd
Canada
of
Electrolux
1,806
'
*
Preferred
East
13,290
50
Ltd
Bros
Dow Brewery
Pont
55
l&Vi
39'%
Apr
23 %
Chemical common
preferred
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a 17%
17 y2
*
Ltd-
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*
Coal
Stores
Dominion
4
Steel com
&
—
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Dominion
18
41% Mar
preferred
Dominion
2,750
29% July
common...
29%
37%
21%
*
:
common
Foundries
Donohue
30
a7
Dairies
Red
7% Mar
4,800
al2'/2 a 12%
Corsets
l'/e
225
I1
39%
38'%
2
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
Dominion Glass
19'%
52
Zellers Limited common
40% May
23'% Jun
Dominion
Dominion
11
*
A
Seagrams
,19
7.05
pfd
Montreal
Davis
Feb
Jun
810
(Geo|
Weston
17
7.15
Leaseholds
Western
Mar
17%
a
1%
High
550
52%
Corp.—
Jan. 1
Low
19'%
4
Walker Gooderham & Worts
Jun
Range since
High
——4
Cotton
Wabasso
Jun
39%
30
*
B
Jan
May
9'/4 July
29
525
*
A
15
2,030
Steel
United
Shares
46
4
!
Tobacco
Tuckett
10% July
16% Feb
Power
Oils
Triad
47 V4 Mar
Apr
7»/4
4,374
.•*
Jan
30
4,485
37%
*
Textile
class
Co
Southern
35 y4"
Glass
Consumers
Southam
Jun
for Week
19'/4
*
Jun
25
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&
*
31
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*
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Combined
—
Ltd
Jan
*
_
Simpsons
May
191%
19'%
Sales
Range
Low
*
Apr
Z5
Equipment—,
99
common
17
100
,
28% July
May
& Sons
(H)
20
preferred—10
Ltd
19% Mar
92
Simon
Week's
of Prices
*
Par
High
1,010
%:
24'%
—,
Petrofina
3,655
Last
Sale Price
„
2,760
28
4
common
Canadian Pacific Railway „;
Canadian
Low
1
230
—*
Companies
27'%
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
26'%
1
—
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
Low
27
common——_*
Industries
Friday J
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for Week
Sale Price
Canadian
JULY 22
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
.
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Ltd
.
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7'% July
a
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Penmans
Placer
Development
Powell
River
Power
Price
Corp
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rf
—
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common'—
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—
33 'A
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Co
Ltd
—
4
*
30% Mar
36
3,931
40
Alta
57% July
61'% July
800
58
55'%
58
1,595
13
13
13
330
11'%
Feb
16%
33
697
26
Jan
33
Jun
;
47%
44
Jan
Mar
Paper
68
*
common
VU'A. preferred
Royalite
Oil
Ltd
Co
4
common
Preferred
97
—-100
—
480
43
Jan
73
Mines
97
95'%
25
Apr
97
Metals Corp Ltd
13%
13%
2,300
Jo% May
1,025
29%
32'%
Bt
Lawrence
Corp
Jan
Series
A
Eherwin
Sicks*
4%
preferred
Williams:of
Breweries
Voting
trust
_
72
Canada
72
70%
Mar
70
2,637
50%
Jan
53%
53%
776
50
Jan
V70
Jun
53% July
*
4<)
48%
49
175
45
70
*
710
65
.
Feb
49
29
29%
certificates.
29%
175
27
Jan
30
30
27
Jan
29
Mining
10c
68c
33c
9%cll'%c
66c
70c
31c
35c
ll%c ll%c
" May
Belle
&
Rare
Gold
sec
page
Lithium
Canadian
4c
Jan
17c
Jan
1,000
45c
Jan
90c
Apr
3.45
Jun
50c
July
50c
July
3c
Apr
19'%c
Jun
1,700
3.00 May
6.10
2.95
Mar
55c
3c
Mar
48c
4.00
July
4.75 May
41c
30c
48c
794,900
1
4.30
4.00
4.35
11,300
—1
1
4
Cartier-Malartic
Celta
St., New York City, HAnover 2-057S
CHICOUTIMI
Asbestos
Dev
Cheskiik
-
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
&
Centremaque
Chip
Gold
Mines
Corporation
Mining Co Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Kayrand
Explorers Ltd
Ltd
1
Ltd
4
4
1
—1
—
1
1
25c
12% July
41c
11%
12%
9,000
4.20
14
13%
1.40
14
1.60
1,200
8.65 May
5.300
1.25
Jun
2.74
2.85
3.40
25c
30c
3%c
5c
9.60
11
10c ll%c
3.800
1.75 Mar
3.85
27'%c
5c
10%
—
—
9c
8%c
63c
1.14
63c
1.10
—
10c
8%c
63c
1.15
11,200
14.300
22c
2c
Mar
55c
Jan
35c
12%
1.50
Jan«
Jun
July
Jan
19,900
1
Mines Ltd—
July
2.30 May
12c
1
Explorations Ltd
69c
29c
6,250
183,300
2.50
Ltd.
Apr
1,000
2.65
46c54%c
—.
54c
Mines
July
7c
2.65
Mines
Apr
26c
89,400
1
,
Jan
51,150
25c
69c
4
24%c
1.16 July
May
95c
Ltd
88c
1
2.25
40c
85c
21c
69c
1
"
Phillips Square
-
1,500
3.00
„
vtc—
Ltd
9c
65c
3.00
Mines Ltd—
Uranium
Can-Met
Office:
SHERBROOKE
—
I
—
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuiri Ltd—4
45.
Jan
11%C July
1
Mines
Tung-Sten
Chibougamau
footnotes
Feb
14 %c
500
69c
Calumet
^1203
9c
65c
2.25
50c
—
1—1
Metals
Gold
Hill
Burnt
Casslar
For
July
46c
50
EXCHANGE
-
May
72c
Jan
400
EXCHANGE
TROIS-R1VIERES
13c
Feb
15c
18,000
Carnegie Mines Ltd
-
Mar
43c
17,167
EXCHANGE
Telephone PL-9501
QUEBEC
7c
23,500
11c
STOCK
William
155,500
50c
Ltd
Mines
Bouzan
HART
STOCK
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
62
Apr
8'%c
STOCK
:
7c
50c
8'%c
TORONTO
Branch
Jan
Ltd—_1
1
Mines
CANADIAN
Local Branch
—
2c
Jan
Mines Ltd
Chibougamau
Bouscadillac
MONTREAL
4
Eeaucagc
Mines Ltd
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Boreal
SAVARD
5,000
17,500
—'
Lake Gold
Red
Bobjo
MEMBERS:
July
1.90
4%c
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Warrants
Beatrice
Apr
29
Mining Corp'n
Metals
Bathurst
Apr
29
common.
1.90
1-90
4'%c
1
Ltd——
Mines
Barvallee
77% May
69
53%
com...
Apr
1.05 July
—
■
Jun
50
common.
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
4.10
13% July
32%
Jan
4%c
1
9.05 July
Jan
3.05
1
1
1
—
3.75
6,700
1
Sulphur & Iron
Avillabona
Mines Ltd
Apr
1
4
—4
—
Ltd
Atlas
Base
*
;
Ltd
Sulphur Mining Corp
Arnora
May
31%
13%
—25
,
68
66
/«
.
Mines
Anglo-Rouyn Mines Ltd
Arno
Ascot
Rolland
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Anacon
Jun
60
Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
Jan
32%
v
Mar
Stocks—
Aconic Mining Co
Jun
57%
*
—
2,450
61 y4
—*
—
33%
61
*
Quebec Power
Jun
53%
—*
common.:
Mining
Jan
58
M
$
Canada——
of
&
73
Jan
57%,
Company
Provincial Transport
66'% May
44
14
Jan
58c
Jan
6%c
July
Apr
Jun
Apr
Apr
3,025
6.00
Jan
11
July
15,500
7%c
Jan
21c
Mar
7c
Jan
18c
8%c July
15c
Apr
600
53c
Apr
67c
Mar
19,100
80c
Mar
3,000
2,000
Apr
1.15 July
I
!
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
42
...
(350)
Monday, July 25, 1955
.-I
CANADIAN MARKETS
'
FOR
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.>
Canadian Stock Exchangt
u
Last V
,
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
Week's
WEEK
?
ENDED JULY 22
Sales
Shares
'
;
Toronto Stock
tor Keek
Range slnee Jan.
Low
-
Par
•
High
Low
Canadian
High'
"
12c
13c
6,000
12c
Mar
23c
48c
48c
48c
500
45c
Feb
81c
May
13c
11c
13c
12,000
4%c
Jan
Mines Ltd__.— -1
11%
10 %
13
9.600
2.10
Jun
—7
1.97
1.97
1.99
2,300
1.97
4.50
4.50
500
2.25
4%c
4%C
6c
6.500
2%c
1
Ltd—_—_'
Mines
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Finemore
Consolidated
Sudbury _———
*
Ltd
—1
,
Cortez Explorations
Ltd
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines
Cournor
Mining
Mines
Dome
Dominion
Duvan
East
Ltd
Co
19c
1.000
15
•22c
15 %
600
22c
10,100
—-_1
Ltd
Mines
59C
53c
61c
110,900
1
Copper Co. Ltd
6.40
6.20
6.40
5,100
:
Ltd——1
1.30
1.30
1.30
100
Smelting Refining Co Ltd-——1
2.80
2.65
2.80
40% C
40c
45c
Easttrn
East
Fab
Metals Corp
Metal
Ltd__
Mines
Fontana
Mines
Frobisher
Limited
600
3,700
1
5c
5c
5c
4.75
4.95
4,100
God's
Lake
Ltd
Grandines
Gui-Por
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Uranium
Gunner
Gold
100
2,000
22
Ltd--*
61c
7.25
1.50 May
3.30
Jun
3.50
Jan
6.60
Jun
Jun
30
Jan
2c
Apr
53c
Jun
9%c May
3.85 Mar
5.15
July
7.70
July
Jan
70c
Jan
82c
July
May
25c
Jan
May
9.20 July
78c
Jan
16c
1,000
15c
6,500
21c
9.25
OUd
9.20
July
Jan
Jan
1.85
25c 27 >/4c
16c
16c
*
________
Ltd——___1
Mines
77c
77c
—
Metals
Mines
6.60'
Apr
Feb
72c
2,500
4.85
6.60
July
5.00
Mar
36c
Feb
2.90
Mines Ltd—_*
Feb
48c
July
18
July
15c
Apr
19 Vic
Feb
28%
Yellowknife Gold
Gold
15
Apr
3.45
Jan
24 %c
2.70
Giant
Jan
2,100
28 V2
■
July
7c
15,700
2.70
Ltd.-——_*
1
Mines
Mines Ltd..
< 1945»
Ltd
Uranium
4.50
2.10
——"
Falconbridge Nickel
Faraday
1
;____
July
Jan
9c
Sale Price
Jun
Jun
19 Vi
Jun
Ciass
A
L»o
Uranium
221«
22%
.l
1.65
1.65
300
___~1
43c
50c
19,700
22
_—_._5
—_
Miiies
%
2,330
15% Mar
1.61
25
Jun
2.85 Mar
May
38c
Jan
7uc
jun
Lake
Ltd
Mines
Jaculet
Mines
Ltd
Jtirdun
Mines
Ltd
Keyboycon
Kontiki
4c
4%C
1
2'(C
^tc
65,600
26 %c 29 l/aC
21,300
14c
5,000
—_—..—
—
trust—1
voting
Ltd—
Mines
Zinc
14c
*
Ltd—_____
Mines
Lead
1
-
30c 36 % c
_l
34,500
137,500
2%c
Jan
7c
7c
Jan
35c
Jan
9Vic
Jan
July
37c
22 Vic Mar
13c
Apr
May
21 Vic Mar
43c
July
Akaitcho
Mines
_1
Uranium
Louvicourt
7%c
4,000
__*
_l
15c
18c
168,300
3.10
3.20
1,500
,_1
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Lorado
6c
33c
44c
21,900
Ltd—
Ltd
Mines
—
Ltd
Goldlields
Alberta
Distillers
Voting
Mines
___1
Mines
Island Mining
Meta Uranium Mines
Merrill
Mining
Corp
Molybdenite Corp
5,500
82
490
Ltd—_
Canada
Ltd.
181,050
46c
Jan
1.12
35,000
55c
Mar
23%
Jun
1.50
July
1.40 July
25 Vi July
150
85c
11,700
41c
Jan
1.05
1.65
3,100
80c
Jan
2.70 May
7%c
8c
3,000
3c
Feb
9c
Apr
2.25
7%c
.1
23%
80c
1.60
85c
_1
Monpas Mines Ltd___
1.50
Jun
90
May
2.25
500
87c
Hay
2.75
Jun
16%
Jan
Mines.-,—_______1
New
FOrmaque Mines Ltd
New
Highbridge
New
Lafayette
New
Pacific
Coal
New
Santiago
New
Vinray
Nocana
Mining
Feb
Mines
Mines
Normetal
1
16c
1
Ltd.
9c
11c
Mar
51c
Jun
52c
July
65c
July
2.05
16,500
79c
Feb
80,509
3 Vic
Jan
10 Vic
3c
Feb
24c
July
July
9c
July
15c
—
17c
27,500
9c
11c
7,300
5.50
5.50
400
28c
20c
29c
31,100
6.00
6.85
2.6O0
22c 24%c
5,000
16c
92c
52,200
70c
May
19 %c 20 %c
5,500
17c
Jan
Jan
3.50
Jun
2.50 May
Jan
9
Ltd..
(1945)
1
-
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Orchan
Uranium
Ltd.
Mines
24c
Consol
Parbec
Pardee
Uranium
Cons
Pitt Gold
1
Mines
Ltd..
82c
1
Mines
20 '/a c
79c
15c
5.50 July
Jan
2.35
41c
Jan
2.25
Mining Co
Prime
Uranium
Ltd
15 c
1
warrants—
1.45
Apr
6.75
July
24%c July
2nd
6.40
795
15c
338.500
2c
Jan
8c
3.500
3c
Apr
8.40
400
58c
Quebec
Copper Corp Ltd.—
72c
136.000
1
Metallurgical
3.50
3.90
15%
15%
15%
«
—.
3.90
l
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
68c
4.50
4.35
4.50
500
1
30c
17c
31c
448,050
11c
24,700
26%
1,250
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd.—
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
1
Quemont
*
Mining Corp
Radiore Uranium
Rayrock
Red
Mines
Crest
Ltd.
Mines
Ltd.
Royran Gold Fields Ltd—:
i
Siscoe
Gold
Steep
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
Tache
Gold
Cons
Mines
Arcan
8.30
Corp
Argus
$2.40
Jan
11 % Mar
3.75
Apr
9c
Apr
15c
'
July
Jun
8.40
July
Jan
Aro
Equipment
Class
Atlas
Aubelle
Auto
Avlllabona
Yukeno
Mines
18
Apr
July
Apr
lie
10c
ll%c
13,500
3%c
Jan
15c
Apr
45c
54c
22.500
16c
Jan
68c
May
14%
12
14%
16,270
Jan
14% July
6.60
6.60
300
lie 11 %c
5,500
Barymin
Mines Ltd___
7%
5.15
Jan
59c
85c
59,600
39%
400
l
3.80
1,700
1.65
1.70
37,350
7c
Jan
8.10 Mar
lBc
Mar
Jun
18c
Co
Ltd
Calalta
Petroleums
Calgary
&
21c
Apr
Jan
59c
Feb
8.00 July
69c
Apr
21%
Jail
1.80 Mar
69c
Jan"
2.15
Apr
39Vs July
4.00
1.80
July
Apr
Petroleums
Canada
Southern
Canadian
Canso
Oil
&
Natural
Central
Leduc
Empire
Oil
Federated
Gaspe
&
Gas
Ltd
Gas
Oils
Minerals
Inc
Class
Development
Ltd
3%c
Jan
9%c
80c
95c
4,475
buc
Juiy
1.25
63c
57c
G3c
9,600
45c
Jan
80c
24%
24%
24%
59 %
58
page
2.10
5,937
20%
Feb
26
698
52%
Apr
60
Jun
10c
May
19c
Jan
36%
18,722
32
July
36% July
70c
201,450
73c
July
15
250
12% May
15
July
15
15%
300
13% Mar
15 % July
17%
7,048*
20
1
41c
Feb
13% Mar
15c
15c
15c
500
11c
28c
32c
44,200
6%c
Jan
13,000
20
Jun
28c
7%c Jan
10c
3lc
2.16
9c 11 %c
July
19 %c May
46c
July
16c
15c
Apr
38c
Jan
12,800
11c
July
Jun
2.16
11c
2.20
1,750
18%c
2.00 Mar
1,525
,8% Mar
10
Jan
11c 11 %c
24,900
9%c Jun
15c
Jan
12c
19c
Jan
Jun
12%c
13c
4,000
11
10%
11%
2,973
6.75
Jan
12%
2.00
1.98
2.06
5,800
1.93 July
2.73
__
May
29 %c
Mar
Apr
35c
6,700
8c
8%c
3,000
6%c Jan
52%
51%
53
2,565
41% May
54 % July
—4l0
63
63
63
655
52%
63July
12
13
3,702
—*
—
May
Apr
7% Mar
1.05
16
Jun
1.0.6
1.06
1.12
18.400
1
1.55
1.55
1.65
4.550
32c
35c
1,220
2.54
2.68
18,125
Feb
3.05
60c
69c
38.600
30c
Jan
97c
79.700
—_——
*
*
*
2.60
65c
57c
55c
63c
2.10
1.30 Mar
30c
Jan
2.33
50c
39c
Jan
93c
17 %c
8.900
14c
Apr
20c
2.45
39,950
70c
Jan
45c
45c
50c
6,675
20c
July
80c
90c
4,600
20c
July
63
64
505
16c
2.45
15 Vac
July
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
2%c
Jan
20c
July
14 %c
July
14 Vic
July
Jun
1
10%
10 Vi
10%
275
7.15
Jan
1.64
1.40
1.64
10,415
25c
25c
8.431
25c
July
25c
72c
62c
72c
12,500
60c
Apr
80c
2.95
*
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Mines
Bevcon
Yukon
Bicroft
47%
48
260
1
*
1.30
95c
1.32
540,640
7%
7%
7%
550
1
"
1
3.10
2.95
3.20
6,600
80c
80c
89c
35.300
58c
58c
61c
14,050
25
1
525
6.55
6.30
6.55
1,100
2.05
2.05
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68c
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2.00
2.00
500
40c
45c
76,900
6.05
6 10
600
18c
20c
2,600
1.22 May
14'/e May
5.25
May
2.05 July
68c
July
50 %
2.15
50%
July
7
May
1.32 July
8%
2.95 July
45c
35c
50%.
8,979
2.10
2.15
1,500
85c
85c
500
70c
6.20
Jan
45 %
95c
50% July
2.00 May
'
2.26
1.00
Jan
24c
62,200
20c
July
68c
68c 70 %c
16,890
68c
July
__1
12c
1%C
4 %c
173,548
12c 13 %c
38,000
1
3.50
—:
1
*
9%c
9c
10c
34,000
2.35
2.25
2.80
80,150
3.25
3.90
186,917
Black
Ltd
Uran
Bay
Blue
Ribbon
Rock
preferred—
—50
52c
1.05
Jun
Apr
Apr
May
Jun
l%c July
17c
Jun
10c
15c
Apr
4.20
Jun
Jan
1.80 May
6c
12c July
„Jan
Bonville
25
1.80 Mar
35
3.80
Jan
Jun
Gold
37
37
2.50
2.50
2.50
47,200
66c
57c
70c
465.552
24c
Mar
70c
July
1
...—
—
1
1
Mines
Cerium
Bobjo Mines
15 %c
15c
16c
28,240
13c
May
24c
Jan
6c
Jan
19c
5%c Mar
17c
Apr
Apr
40% July
2.20 May
2.90
Jun
1
13c
13c
15c
10,500
Boymar
1
10c
10c IOV2C
6,900
*
2.65
2.60
2.72
1
1.05
1.05
1.10
1,000
*
7%
7%
7%
9,834
7%
Jun
9% Mar
47%
21%
47%
21%
125
47 %
Apr
49% Mar
100
19% May
21% July
Bralorne
Mines
Bralsaman
Brazilian
Petroleum
Traction
Tank pfd
(T Gl
fd
50
23
&
Bright
British
Ltd
British Columbia
4%V<.
Electric 4%
preferred
3.50
Apr
Apr
1.36
Jan
1.90
1.74
1.95
71,235
2.75
2.70
2.85
7,800
2.SO
Jun
31%
30%
31%
4,632
25 Vb
Apr
95
95%
145
92%
Jan
pfd—100
—
100
50
;
Forest
98c
Jun
*
preferred '
Columbia
2.10
1
Oil
American
__
3,079
1
Products
105%
54
9
14
2.50
Apr
3.85
Jan
345
103
Apr
31% July
96 % May
106 % July
227
105% 106%
53
54
13%
1.30 May
52
Jan
54% Mar
Jan
14% July
8,370
14%
8%
Jun
July
6.45
Gairdner %
Jan
2.05
July
July
68c
Apr
51c
60 Wall Street, New
Gompany Inc.
York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall
4-7380
I
Feb
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Jan
July
1.58
1.65
2,200
1.25
31,500
12
12 Vi
1.200
1.00
1.00
4 900
1.00
May
11c 13 %c
16,000
7Vic
Jun
1.45
Apr
Feb
20 c
29»
Jan
1.00 Juiy
Jan
-
20c
Mines
Kirkland
Apr
Jan
Jan
—1
Mines——
Uranium
Jun
58
38
25c
July
1.20
500
2.20
1.12
15c
Jan
1.00 July
Jun
2.05
1.25
3.65
12
Apr
3!75
Apr
Apr
64
Jun
1.55
l.oti
3.65
6.25
1.12 July
27c
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
58%
*
Ltd—
(expire
Rights
Bibis
63%
"
—
Jun
17
Jan
1.00 July
Jan
18%
16%
Apr
1.75 July
2.15
*
1
Mines
4,000
16%
Feb
49c
12 %c
30c
8%c
*
163,000
»
Apr
2.25 Mar
9 %
9
—
—
18c
1,003
38,716
12c
1
________
12c
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32c
1
Quebec
10c
14 %c 14
25c
11 %c
1
1
River
16 %c
20c
Apr
15
9%
Petroleum
43c
Jan
Jan
15%
—1
—
Telephone
Mines
/'
Apr
20
*
Corp
Mining
Britalta
68c
Mar
11.250
—1
—1
Beaucage Mines Ltd——
Lodge
Brilund
15
4.65
__l
July
59%
—1
——
Beaver
13Vic Mar
Feb
1.08 Apr
10% Mar
3.65 July
6.30
33c
Feb
Jan
1.97
Jun
1.55
1.65
20c
4.85
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
,
Feb
12% July
Company Limited
Members:
July
CANADIAN
Canadian Stock Exchange
SECURITIES
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Jan
July
Feb
»
45.
13% Mar
Jan
Mar
12c 13%c
65c
10
:
46 Vic May
75c
75c
1 609
65c
July
75c
Jan
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12.500
—
Jan
7,120
l
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footnotes
9
B
Jan
13%C
For
8
Beattie-Duquesne
Jan
V2c
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Ltd__
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9
68c
class
Power
4
6.00
l
Ltd
Petroleums
*
*
warrants
12
l
Wilrich
"B"
Bathurst
24c.
1.00
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26
—
100
i
Oils
Jan
13
90c
warrants
18,500
Phillips
Quebec
"A"
20,500
i
Co
21%
Ltd——1——
9c
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Oil
25
—
15
__i
Oils
2,000
Mines
32c
»
Corp
Bristol
Feb
Jun
56 % May
Jan
38c
reb
Mar
6.20
4.70 Mar
53
102,583
Mining
Petroleums
Bridge
5.90
1
Ltd.
16c
19%
24
—______
8c
»
Ltd
Jan
_10
28c
l
Ltd
Ventures
Jasper Oil
,____
5c
13% Jun
2.10
Scotia
28c
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Oil
Ltd
3.(0
13%
—
8%C
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Ltd
Oils
Jan
24
Ltd—;
15
25c
Ltd
140
3,00
Bordulac
July
5.90
25c
Corp
26,002
55%
Jan
9.00 Mar
1.70
Ltd
Co
Blue
4.80
28c
l
Ltd
Edmonton
Calvan
»
"A"
6.00
55
reo
1.35
July
6.75 May
13%
——
Uranium
Baska
5%
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Rights
5.85
55
Jun
2.00
Jun
93c
180
24
________—;
15
—
5.95
*
Oil & Gas class A
Bathurst Mining
British
Oil
1,075
Jun
Apr
Jan
Stocks—
Anglo-Canadian
12,000
1.05
Apr
70c
July
14
A—___—10
class
:
Metals
Base
Bidgood
__'
5uc
4.50 July
31c
49c
17c
25,665
109%
22c
1
Beta Gamma
l
62c
9%c
—
Warrants
July
Ltd.l
52c
32%
Traction
62c
13,700
3.55
Copper
Feb
May
9c
common——.
Nova
Jan
62c
39
Ltd
Jun
26
106
13%
*
Montreal
of
of
40c
50c
7,100
Mines
27
815
Jan
32 %
Consolidated
Berens
1,100
Tungsten
Jun
July
A_______ _50
Mines
Bell
42c
Westville
83
111
14c
1.05
Jun
Jan
Jan
1,000
9c
1.06
>
14
Apr
Feb
69%
17c
2.50
—1
Bankfield
July
4,900
■
8%
2.50 Mar
49
465
108% 109%
12c
Bankeno
63c
1
26%
26%
97
Feb
Jan
2.65 Mar
Jan
_50c
10% July
749,496
8.00
Ltd—
__
1
Selburn
Jan
69c
9.70
40c
Products
1,165
13,567
38c
Jan
1.50
Jun
1.80 May
___9
Mines
Bagamac
Jun
39 c
9.15
7.75
Mineral
75
11,511
Banff Oils
6c
Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd__ —1
11
74.
1.60
17c
1
1
Mines
4.75
62c
9.70
42c
Wendell
1,960
10%
104% 107%
3.35
—
Belcher
8.00
Western
75
106%
3.25
.
____
Electric
July
«
July
—*
Gold
Aunor
20c
1
Ltd
104
3.25
Riv;er
Feb
l
Mines
Mar
200
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Aumacho
2%c
10c
Amulet
460
29,016
Aumaque
33,300
14c
1.68
Jun
101 % 101 %
4o,484
—
20c
Mining Corp
25
1.24
—
Yellowknife
Jun
Ltd
Jan
1.16
Steels
Atlin-Ruffner
Apr
10c
Mines
12%
8.10
—
3.55
74c
9,952
i—20c
B
5.40
Ltd
22%
1.15
—_.
Hardware
Ashdown
Feb
1.07
5,000
Mines
20%
22
7.60
—
Metals Corp
Ascot
Jan
Ltd
50c
______————1
62c
21,500
Lithium
Jan
6,670
1.23
__
Arjon Gold
1,000
18c
Weedon
5.05 May
18c
17c
Walte
Apr
26% July
18c
Virginia
80c
Jan
i
Ltd
28c
Oil
Mines
Jan
12c
Ltd
4.000
8.10
Mines
3c
10 %c
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150
35c
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20%
12c
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New
40 J
*
Asbestos Corp
1.75
34c
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common
conv
Barnat
'11c
'
Feb
1.10
Ltd
Ventures
Oil
11,300
11 %c
United Montauben
2.35
1.75
26%
Mines
Jun
7.05
July
20c
i
United
&
Mines
2.90 July
2.99
5.57 Feb
Mines Ltd
Treboi
2.30
——1
!
10,106
--
2.35
——1
Corp
2.85
1
Jun
80c
1
Rouyn
Barcelona
1
Ltd
20c
—--—50c
.—
5
—
Cdn Pulp
Anglo-Huronian
Bank
1
Ltd,
11,100
109 %
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Oil
Anglo
Jun
1
-
Mines-
Mines
Mines
Valor
Ltd
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25c
25
Petroleums
3.25
60c
25c
——--100
—1
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Anglo-Canadian
2.75
1
Mines
Mines
Iron
Lake
Tazin
Ltd
Mines
1.00
pfd
1st
Petroleums
Anchor
2.55
*
63 %c
Mar
*
—
Lead
Mar
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Ltd
1.01
Jun
78c
1.75
_____
class A
2.85
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■
Mar
50c
1
Nepheline
Belleterre
Soma-Duvernav
Standard
10c
25%
18c
58c
2,900
50.630
*
Canada
Leduc
Oil
Amurcx
2.60
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4,895
56c
1.00
*
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American
8% July
54c
;
of
Feb
85c
*
common—
Larder
7%
Jun
109 % July
56c
*
—
Co
__i
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May
11
„1
Mines
Sherritt-Gordon
20c
Beatty Bros
Ltd
Gold
11c
26%
Jun
,
25
77c
preferred
American
Bata
1
14c
18%c
Mai-
8
100
Amalgamated
1.32
Jun
8.30
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
Jun
5,250
—
103
1
Ltd
Aluminum
42c
May
1.65
7%c
1
—
Mines
2.000
10.350
9 %c
1
2.40
2.75
6.40
__1
2.25
2.25
1
Ltd—
Dredging Ltd
Gold
Porcupine
Pronto
Mines
Ltd—
Amalgamated
Pater
Pato
Uranium
Mines
18c
Warrants
Aluminium
Bank
Panel
Jan
Cons—
Algoma Steel
Bailey
Obalski
llc
10
May
16c
5Vic
6.85
__
—
Ltd.—
Corp
Jun
21c
6,650
9c 10 %c
10 %c
5,000
12.000
60c
i.90
2.05
50c
.
9c
34c
55c
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Ltd
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8c
32c
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&
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9c
1
Co Ltd
Asbestos
9,895
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Atlas
Creek
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105
15c
13c
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Apr
1.05
Jan
67
1.28
.
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„
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—
43c
105
13 Vic
1,655-
High
*
Apex Consolidated
1.00
5
1
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69c
82
-
Ltd—
Canada
of
Mogador Mines Ltd
Ltd
64c
1
Ltd__
Mclntyre-Porcupine
24%
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
Area
Mackeno
Jan
certlficates_
trust
Pacific
Alberta
Apr
5.15 Mar
23%
-—
24 %c
63c
755
Petroleums
5%c Jan
Jan
July
24%
Warrants
Apr
July
Jun
16
24 %
—
12 %c
3.10
27
Jan
Knife
Feb
16c
36% July
Jan
8%
0
Anthes-Imperial
5%c
Jan
25%
25,931
common
Yellow
Albermont
Angle
Lavalie
22.523
16
1
Anacon
Jack
36%
26 %
—_____100
Ajax Petroleums
1
13%
Oil
&
Jan.
Low
—24 V4
—
—
Agnew-Surpass
Range since
33%
26
*
_
Acadia-Uranium
Acme Gas
-
36Vi
26
14%
25
1
common
—
Preferred
Shares
lliflli
common—____*
Paper
preferred
Amanda
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
&c
Power
4ViV
Acadia-Atlantic
for Week
Low
Par
Abitibi
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
stocks
Mar
2.44
Feb
40c
6,000
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Central, Porcupine
Chemical
68c
Feb
Mar
1
;
Chamberlain Oil
Chatco Steel
2.70
102
1,528
.
Jan
500
1.05
Jun
28% July
1,000
1.35
3.10
35 "A
i__*
__.
Oil
1.20
Jan
17% Mar
35 »/2
14
Ltd
Patricia
Charter
2»
; 106
__1
—
Corp
Ctntremaque Gold
Jan
11 V'e
1.35
9c
4.20
2,000
26'A-
Eureka
84c
Feb
1
Jan
26
39'A
July
Jan
Mar
Jan
Ltd
35c
24c
*
40
12
3
48c
6%
3.80
300
18%
Erie
1.42
Central Explorers
Leduc
July
4U0
3.75
3,100
3
July
73,204
__
Jun
18c
*
May
3.05
Trethewey
Central
25 "A
10%
6c
Jun
5.00
1
100
10
Pjoducers__,
Central
Jan
2.83
12
19%
13
28c
1
Stores
Sol
10
12
'■
Jan-
17%
17 %c
;
i___——
EI
2.95
__
-'
83
-
1
Magnesium..
Apr
1
*
May
2.03 July 1
19 %c Juiy >
Jan
28,500
Dominion
106
*
Gas
Asbestos
Castle
17
100
:
6.75
•
<
Jan>
Mar
1.50
*
24c
31 %c
Fen-Rey Oils
28%
Petroleums^
1.35
Dominion Scottish Invest comi__.
Dominion. Steel & Coal__
i
Mar
k.qK4
Jan
Jun
11c
1,070
____1
z
Foundry
Dominion
Mar
21,173
2.95
1.10
-
23%
11
13
25c
El
34%
.
July
Feb
..
v
90
2,055
6.45
2.05 Mar
20
Jun'
May
1____1
4
—
Mines
105
870,055
Jun
16 "A
________1
Ltd__
Dominion Asbestos
35
74c
July '
1.22
May
16%
lie 11"/2C
1
Seagrams
Exploration
(Western)
110
11 M»
13
25%
1
:
Jun
27V2
class
Cariboo Gold,.—
Cassiar
66c
4.80
Apr>
•2:62 July
"5
...
J 6c
1 :
Ltd..
Producers
61c
33Me
preferred
Wallpaper
Natural
10%
72c
50c
Jan
Jan '
1)90
.1,050
•
______1
31
Jan
Mar
27%
Canadian Williston ___—
Canso
'
Feb
May
9c
2.04
11,513
16%
13
r._______4''
Mines
Eldrich
34%
Vickers
Canadian
2,475
100
/ LOO
-227,810
17%
1.45
__.5
!____
Apr
25
Prospect
Canadian
25 'A
8%
33M3C
Pipelines
Utilities
100
Jun
preferred—10
Ltd
Canadian
24 V4
105M2 105%
__
11
Reserves
Petroflna
Canadian
__
—
Gas
Canadian
7%
28 M»
5%
Canadian
3,350
*
4 7c
Canadian Oil &
8'A
*
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
7%
2.03
17%
[
»
Elder
7%
•6.60
:
16%
____-___100
Mines Ltd____
Eddy
Canadian
17%
__________1_L__L__1
Gold Mines
Devon-Leduc
Jan
Jan
83,070
Feb
60c
1,995
8,000
->•
3.05
Horn
D'Eldona
Del
Mar
t>.H5
3,727
:
60c
6,500
-
23
14c I6V2C
16%C
;
:
B
Delnite
.
July
14
74
22%
'
25
common..:
41
.len
Mar
39 'A
90c
Chemical & Cellulose-—™.4'
$1.75 preferred
Canadian
July
1"%
65
7,115
35M2
35%
■
20
.i
20 M2
2,774
-32%
Jan
^18c
-
"
12,532
32
1.70
.
.'Warrants
Deer
.
3.90 July
23,541
70c
5.90
5.00
Decoursey Brewis Mines.l
.9 Fen
2.00
47c
29Me
Jan
45c
16,505
v
-
Ltd__l_"___!____,
Leather
Dav^s
;
July
54c
•
Apr
-15,700
:
5.80
Jul y
120,087
85c
5.40
8c
290,922...
31c
Apr
12c
21,450
4.55'
Jun
May
45c
-
1,200--
:94c ;
22%
r_£z__—1!
Zellerbach
Cuscb
Jan
40c
72c
:
,
-_z___—
Crow's Nest Coal___
.
..
Mar.
-
4.70
2.75
48c
29%
-
-i—;
common.
A
Canadian
*
^
Empire Oils____^._10c
-
77c
6.25
*
Pershing _i—__L_1__1
Ttust
Crown
Feb.
75
___J_4____:____l____i_25
British
2.35
r—
D'Aragon; Mines
Jun.
Jun
336
Crown
July:
July
1,075
•
•
11
1.50
33
Mining
Crowpgt Minerals
200
.
2.75
276
7.05
2.05
2.03
;
1-—1;
Bit"
Cfoinor
28»/» Mar
37% Mar
47M2
19,400
-
"
1
—
Ciestaurum
f
Jun.
280
6.40
Mar
472,950
.
16c
17% Mar
,,.Jun
2.19
46%
23c
16c
.
1^0
"
Craig
32%>.Feb"
Feb,
14M2
1,286
__
July
t
cournor
-43% Mar
14
__
1.S0
5.75
Corby fH) Dist voting
,Non-voting -class B.w__
-—Cosmos- Imperial Mills—___!
July.
:
41
2
Breweries-common
Preferred
Canadian
Class
of
Mar
"V 22%
*
;
4
,
■
59
..
69%
Commerce_____l_20
Bank
46c
39%
1
Jun.
47c '
:
64.149
;
-Petroleum.
:
1
;
t
July.
56c '
______L__i.i___«
1.30
:
West
Coulee Lead
4.25
•
13%
13%
July
70c
Copper-Man
3.90
3.00 May
93'A
38%
12.50
Cable' class B
Wire ■&
Apr
64c
24c.
_—10
Conwest Exploration ___•
*
6.60 July
68
Preferred
Canada
:70c
Jan
4.35
Distillers
Canada
May
20c
73c
Consumers Gas
.^an.
1,200
_
Ale
102,665
12c
*,:> 90c
1
■
«
-:~:12% July
10% Mar
/
7.00 July
48c
100
'
136,338
55c
24c
>•
55c rApr.
.i
,
1,700
...
95c
114)
;' ^CopRer:CHff Consol, Mining__4_z%.~,_l
.18 "/a. Jun
.
25
-
"
Warrants
13%May
..
135
.
11
*
-49c
Feb
4.40
29% Mar
Jun ;
800
-
-
Jun
60c
Consolidated
•••
*
nc-?Apr:
;
12%
60
:
30c
22,150
Gon^ol Sudbury -Basin MInes_;__4
*
Consolidated Tungsten ./
/_V—1 if
"7
•
Apr
25
539,265
.7.
22,950
lie
z_
-__•__j ,•> 2.20
_<___—»
Jan
1.12
:
.—2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Min__,__
1
Consolidated fiannorm j—
:__1
.
92c
July!
3«c-- A|ix.
.
_
,
Feb
-19c
.
700
3.50
3.85
59
—z_Zr>-^20 : 731%
Canada .Crushed,&7Cut
.7.25
2.75
3.85
.
40'/+
*
13,800
36,326
7.00
"
_
_
6.60
12%-
:
I
High
29
53c 69 %c
1.15
Orl&c
5,867
45c.
58c
:45c
Consolidated. Quebec Gold—^
Jun:
46%
„
RMac Feb
3,000
;16c
6.10
3.85
Cement".common
Canada
VPreferred
J i
.
251,255
11%
,
7.25 *
..
6,005
" 43c '
16c
12%
1^ -2.95
^Canada Bread ,conimonr____^_______''
S Class B preferred---^—-_r--J-l---50
I
17%
32c
;
,6.50
;
^
»"
v
16%.
90c
*
'
Calgary. & Edmonton. —-___1
.
' 37c
85c
1
4
Consolidated Feak ©lis.;.
May
1.40 Mar
,
„
Jan
^4%e Jan
1,325
.
r
.
.
33c
85c
since-Jan.
Low
*"
38 "A
Consolidated
•
16.
v
37 %
2
Range
High
38
; 37c
Explorc___i.__.l
j
Shares
Low
"
Smelting.
Consolidated Northland Mines—
Apr
35c
,
May
yjlM
175
2,523
16c
&
Consolidated Nicholson
Jan
,.24c
,
par
_1_^
.
5V2c Jan
35,100
-
.
Mosher
1,75
Feb
60c
„
4,000
29
"S>%
Morrison
Consolidated
Mining
Sales
for Week
'
460
7
9.175
64«
_
9,600
13MI
^Ath.—914, .;'".""79
'
" 26,500"
22c,
•_
Jan
" 40,250"
'
Consolidated
..
May
12c;
46'
44 %
'
;
-.Burlington
class
7e
9c
85c •2,400
21c
44,360
10c
..
Jan
6,500
109,150
>
18"A July
37% July.
50% Jun
::
;
,
1.20 Jya
24,500
8c
;
J
17%c
'
^Bulldog-Yellow,:Knifer
>Burrard
74c
19e
;
7.
^BuUdihg -Fr®docts7_^l-ZJ_—'
82c
7%c
t
,
L_
" .'-.46
1'
—_
"
30c-
76c
•
-43 M2
.
Consolidated
•
13c
-
610
Apr
..
•
.
July
20
24% May
.,
8,000
J4 ,14%".
8c
Buffalo- Ankerlt*
-
12c
,27c
1;
""
"
8%c8%c
-
12c
;'i. t' ", -^A
__1} : - ,78c
t
—lj__7.
Algoma ^Uranium
•
8%c
—_1
Brunswick
12
3,072
,
f
-
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
16 M2 May
1,448
'35'/a
._____^__l''. 7
Mines
buckles
16 M.
569
last'
5
Range since Jan. 1
Low
"
20
Week's
-..Friday
STOCKS
Shares
49%
Co——25
1-7
Mines
Sales
for Week
.
High
20
-
—l_.—.37%
British Columbia ..Telephone
Broulan Reet Minesiiz__
Bruiihurst
Low
20
;
Range
of Prices
»
.
B
fc. British.Columbia
;
.
Sale Price
-
..
Week's
-Last
•;
.
July
7% Jun
Apr
.
I
The Commercial and Financial
44
Chronicle... Monday, July 25, 1955
(352)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
stocks
Granduc Mines
1
„—*
com—_1
—
—
Paper
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern
Gas Utilities
Warrants
Great
-
.——.——
Class
B
A—
class
Coal
West
Great
*
5.25
5.60
4,850
43
45%
2,255
6%
6%
700
3.40
3.65
965
Guaranty
Gulch
24
1,425
18% May
3.20
3.00
3.20
43,980
7%
7%
3%
485
1.50 May
7
Jan
1,200
225
9.60
9.75
850
10
18
18%
867
Gold
4.00
Apr
Feb
9
7% July
12
Feb
Meta
19
Jan
Mexican
2.44
July
99,050
92c
Feb
22c
27,700
7%c
Jan
40c
9%
Jan
19%
Jun
8.75
9.50
27
27
,
6,870
Gold
High
Crest
High wood
225
Jun
Jun
Porcupine
20c
33c
26,300
10c
Feb
6Cc
Apr
1 35
64c
1.26
1.35
65c
21,500
2,200
1
1.70
1.30
——1
8.80
8.40
1.74
8.85
935,849
5,636663,800
55c
85c
84c
1.14
15%
15%
15%
13.50
11%
li.%
11%
*
83c
48c
*
4.80
85c
4.84
*
23c
22c
Aor
38c
July
1.12
July
2,500
16c
July
24 %c
Jan
14c
1.24
8,500
10%c Mar
12%c
Jan
Jan
1.35
68,600
20c
10c 11 %c
39,400
7%c
Jan
100
4.00
May
4.00
4.00
4.00
23 %c
Feb
3.10
Apr
15c
Feb
5.00
Jan
7c
12.000
4c
Jan
9%c Mar
19c
10,400
15c
Jan
30c
II %c 11 %c
1,500
10c
May
6%c
I
17c
-
63
22%
63 %
265
7
7
150
22%
10%
10%
21c
19 %c
43
43%
22%
3,193
11%
5,561
22c
83,350
%
415
44
Brick
July
Jan
15% Mar
25
Jun
Feb
7.50
Mar
14c
Feb
30
50%
53%
240
6.75
7.10
11,000
62%
63 %
5,506
51%
22c
21c
22c
9,100
20c
37
38%
275
38%
Jan
Jan
2.60
Jan
May
34
A
Gas
Apr
12% July
28c
Jun
44% July
53% July
7.20
July
63% July
Jan
30c
38% July
*
—
A.
—
-*
Jan
1.10
55c
July
44c
Jan
7.85
ttD
53c
May
Monarch
Monarch
Mortgage
Moneta
——
Moore
Jua
Creek
Nama
38
93c
.38
1.25
18 %
19/a
874
16
895
32%
40
39%
40%
2.45
2.^5
2.55
Mar
Jan
1.40 May
2:10
2.45
13%
14 %
14%
109,040
480
850
80c
13%
—
1.70
28
4.10
216,350
67
100
72c
1.70
600
33
5
■*
20
*
4.10
L70
Car_———-A_.—*
32%
30%
—-10
—
—_—
1.50
—
May
Jua
4.84 Juiy
Jan
31c
5.CO July
Feo-:
9c
1.45
Jan
25% July
3.30
6.75
40
Jun
Jun
37
--
Jan
Jan
1.25 July
2e% Mar
42
May
2.78
13
■
Jun
Jan
14
Apr
Mar
12%
-
2.7C Mar
15
May
Feb
2.72
27%
Jun
2 8'A
Jan
j.yo
jun
5.25
Jan
1.50
Jun
2.1U
Feb'
Apr'
—
2,755
26
Jan
33
July
43
43
529
31
Mar
43
July
—
23c
23c
2,000
1
—
—
*
—,———
Mining
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
Jan
47c
27,4u0^
.—_25c
Petroleum
Steel
Jun
19
"1.41
28
4.10
1.70
National Trust
36%
2.15
Ltd
National Grocers preferred
National Hosiery class B—
National
Jan
13%
National Explorations
Nello
Feb
1.95
1
!
;
National
2.25 July
common—5
Chemical
&,
July
16%' Jan
25%
*
Ltd..
Mines
Drug
Jan
100
1
.
Ltd
Preferred
5%c
1-21
—
1.42 July
July
Mar
50c
1
J
83c
Jan
*
f
tr
li'A
3.00
1,772
47,750
9.7u
15%
3.50 July
20c
1
Corp common
National
24
2.70
26%
5.CO
1
Jan
39c
1,028
40
<6,259
—
—•-*■/
A
Porcupine
Montreal Locomotive
Multi-Minerals
8c
1.00
23
2.25
26%
5.00
24
2.40
26%
„;
Mogul Mining Corp_—
Brewery class
6%c
,51 %c
90c
5.CO
i
1.74 July
1.50
Jan
9'%
425-
265,480
88,595
8,700
1,200
28,500
81,185
jr
Apr
Feb
1.75
Jan
9%
1,110
22c 24 %c
7c
—————————*
1
A
*
Knitting common
*
Mining Corp
3.95
4.70
—
*
i
„„A.
Moisons
Jan
64
10
7.05
53
15c
Jan
5
63%
53%
Feb
Apr
53%
-
Minaa-Scotia ——'
75,602
*
& Erie
36c
62
Jan
9c
52% Jan
*
1
Mining & Smelting
Bay
126,500
Mid-Western
Milton
25,450
7c
*
1
*
.—50
Mining
33c
Mill City Petroleum
16c
19c
5
Preferred
Mar
*
Industrial
Jun
1.08
*
*
Paper common
60C
.
Jan
18c 18 %c
*
1
Yellowknife
Feb
Jan
com—
-
11%
14c
1
Oil
43c
lie
*
& Gas
28%
75c
1.30
*
—
Sarcee
Howard Smith
29c
61%
13c
.
Hollinger Consol
15,300
87,320
—————1
Preferred
Midcon Oil
Mindamar
—
Drilling
3€c
40c
—*
& Power
Jaji
82c
Oils Ltd
Hugh-Pam
24c
18 '/4c
Dauch
&
33c
27%c
—j
Mines
Light
Jun
36c
30c
_——
Mar
3.60
24
14 %c
—
Mines—
Hi-Tower
170
60%
28c
11 %C
Heva
31 %c July
1.19 July
4-i'A July
90
1
Apr
25,460
*
Hi
Feb
67 % May
————————
Uranium
Jan
Mar
1.99
——
Lake
(George
Jan
33
2,447
:
Petroleum
16
17%
Gold
Hees
Merrill Island
Merrill
16
——:
Red
Headway
9%c
3,254
83%
Exploration
Mercury Chipman Mills
Jun
4.95
1.65
__1
Iron—■—
1,130,062
46 %
Mentor
19 %C
30
Minerals—-.—
of Lakes
Huron
McWatters
20c
& Alabastine
Hasaga Gold
Hoyle
Jun
1.08
pfd
Gold
Rock
Harrison
Hudson
24%
16'/4
1
8.75
Gypsum Lime
Homer
Red
Jan
7.75
j'
1.19
41%
81%
——-—1
-
Lake
McMarmac
1
—
—
Gv.'ilJim Lake Gold
Home
5%
4.15 May
95c
45
—50c
Lake
Mar
—1
Mines
'
Hinde
Red
23%
7%
Warrants
Heath
McKenzie
24
9c
Gurney Products
Head
4.00 May
High
Low
—
1-15
1
Range since Jan.
High
*
common
Porcupine—
43
Shares
Low
1
Mines
FYontenac
McCcll
for Week
ol Prices
——*
Maybrun
Mclntyre
2.40 Apr
45% May
4.70
Ltd
Mines
Hard
Jun
Sales
Range
Par
7% May
50
7
Gulf Lead
Gunnar
6.20 July
47%
47
4.50
_lj—L
Trust
Jan
47
—*
Freehold
Gridoil
4.25 Mar
29
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
High
5% Jan
——————*
—
—
Greening Wire
Jan.
Low
6%
5.30
Preferred
Great
Range since
High
44 %
--
—.
——-——.—;-50
Plains Development
1
Sweet Grass
~1
Shares
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK ENDED JULY 22
Sales
Week's
Last
1.90
1.80
2.10
69,100
18c
Jan
1.65 May
11c
Jan
30c
2.54
70c
Feo
Jan
Jun
8.00
1
1
Refining Ltd——
Petroleums
8.25
1,825
8c
93/4C
38,200
8%C
—10
Imperial Life
-10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
£1
53
53
39%
Imperial
Bank
Acceptance
1
45c
42c
53c
186,357
1
1.29
1; 10
1.30
250,808
Bidlamaque
1
29c
28c
32c
18,100
Bristol
1
1.26
1|20
1.27
40,820
British
*
2.40
2.30
2.45
6,574
1
75c
73c
80c
50c
Apr
84c
32c
Jun
81c
Jun':
Jan^«-
New
Alger
:
New Athona Mines—
45
Jan
54
84
84
90
Feb
96
Apr
New
393/4
10,947
35% Mar
40
Jan
New
11%
12
3,427
10% Mar
12
July
New
Concord
7%
7%
73/8
3,308
7% July
New
Continental Oil
9 %c
7'Ac
10c
16,500
4 %c
Jan
10c
Apr
New
Davies
*
60
57 %
60
625
49%
Jan
61% July
New
Dehli
106
106
13
class
Machine
100
*
—*
106
International
Metals
class
International
Nickel
Co
New
Dickenson
Jun
New
Fortune
Petroleum
25c
Jan
72c
Apr
11c
Jan
19c
July
24c
Jan
42c
Jun
1.61
1.60
1.74
10,850
1.60 May
2.80 Mar
New
Highbridge
*
35c
31c
36c
53,233
Maf;
37%
37%
515
72%
71%
723/4
9,091
,55
Jan
135%
135%
136
170
133
Mar
24
37%
8 %C
32% Mar
37%
Aor
73% July
142
Mar
Apr
8%c
54,700
18c
1,900
10c
27c
35c
150,483
7c
1.60
Ltd
9c
15 %c
1
1.60
400
45c
53c
12,275
43c
Mar
76c
Mar
50c 603/4 c
42,629
50c
July
70c
8 'Ac 10%c
24,208
8c
Jun
34c
52c
54c
(1939)
1
New
Hosco
New
Jason
Malartic
—_—_1
Gold
10c
11c
Apr
New
Marlon
Jun
New
Mylamaque Explor
35c
July
1.86 Mar
Newnorth
Jun
New
Ryan
17c
Jan
New
Superior
18c
12c 18 %c
299,300
9%c
Jan
18%c
Jan
New
41c
46c
30,900
41c
Jun
67c
Jan
62c
66c
72,600
32c
Jan
95c
15c
2.37
2.37
2.50
1,195
1.77
Jan
May
3.95
Jun
Kelvinator
*
New
Nib
Feb
17
17
1,000
16%
Jun
23
18c
133,600
5%c
Jan
20c
July
16%
16%
163/4
5,906
15%
Feb
17
13c
12c
13c
10,000
11c
Feb
23c
Mar
77c
3,200
65c
Jan
85c
Apr
Noranda
33c
43c
12,300
3lc
July
50c
Jan
Nordon
3,000
35%c
1
Keymet Mines
Hudson
42c
Kirkland Lake
Nipissing
Nisto
37c
Mar
500
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
Norlartic
193,500
13c
Mar
32c
July
Normetal
20c
1.30
1.27
1.35
5,200
22%
22%
23
1,460
16%
16%
16 3/4
2,320
3.45
3.20
3.80
33,020
1.53
1.32
1.60
88,230
38c
Jun
1.10 Jan
55c
1.52 Mar
*
Lake Lingman
18c
Secord
Laurentide
17c
Apr
8.15
25
Jun
Jan
21%
19
Oils
May
North
Rankin
Apr
3.95 July
North
Star
1.60
July
Jun
Mar
North
Apr
45c
Jun
Northern-Canada Mines
5.15
Jun
6.35
Jan
27c
I,350
Jan
27c
2.30
2.50
4.600
3.60
3.75
I,400
13
310
2.30
20c
1.75 Mar
3.35
11%
22
213/4
22%
444
12%
12%
123/4
660
11%
1.85
100
July
Feb
17%
*
6%c
7c
17,500
60c
62c
3,200
35c
July
Trinity
42c
—
54c
9c
1.05
1.09
11c
2.63
12c
69c
80c
56%
56'A
58
Feo
Jan
8%c Apr
Jun
9c
July
2.15
20c
Apr
15c
Jan
18'Ac Mar
3.20
Jan
Apr
May
23c
32c
May
78c
Jan
5c
Jan
10%c
Jun
Jun
1.55
Jan
15c
1.05
7,000
27,500
10,000
78c
Feb
4uc
7'Ac
24,100
2.50
Feo
40c
Jan
5'Ac Jan
207,850
7%c
43c
May
Northwestern
Utilities
3.1C Mar
Oka
Apr
Okalta
78c
Jan
17c
18,000
8%c
Jan
55c
21,600
15c
Jan
7,150
_•
1.35
1.24
1.35
II,350
•
43
43
43%
875
41 % Mara
*
83
80
83
510
68
3.C0 Mar
61c
Jan
Mar
99c
Jun
Jun
16c
Jan
4.25
7'Ac
40c
Feb
85c
July,
12,600
7,720
10%
Jan
18 '
May
3.95
Jan
10
July
5.25
ll'Ac
74c
74c
65c
18
17%
9%
lie
18
.
10
11c
55c
-
3.45
97'A
97%
97'A
53c
68c
July
37c
aaa
5.95 Mar
16c
Mar
Apr
8c
17c
Apr
70c
Jan
97% July
ji)c
Jan
99c
Apr
6c
61,075
Jan
35c
30
68c
July
5.60 July
91'A
35,100
_♦
Jan
20'Ac Mar
8,600
68c
11c
65c
,
preierrtd——luO
O'Leary Malartic
3.30
15c
Feb
9c
6,700
1
12 %c
45c
15c
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
25c
Apr
1.15 May
4.00
Jan
1.75
Jun
1.35
1.20
1.40
1.56
1.56
1.70
30c
29c
32c
4'Ac
4%c
5'Ac
Club
common
6%| series
A„
J
2.75
2.75
2.85
12
12'A
27
27
30
7.20
9%c
52c
*
10
—
Steel
*
30
1
7.20
Osisko
1
Lomega Gold
1
6c
6c
7%c
29,221
4c
Feb
15c
Apr
♦
10c
10c
11c
II,100
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
14c
Jun
Jan
." 75c
Jan
Jun
1
2.70
2.60
3.20
Louvicourt
Goldfields
300,968
l
40c
35c
44c
23,600
Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife
1
3.05
2.40
3.05
677,150
common
■-
29%
6.00
9%c
1
.
100
61 %c
"
9c
Jan
30c
4'Ac
Jan
lie
91c
1.30
May
Apr
1.65
1.75
Apr
Apr
Jun
Jun
22c
Jan
60c
Mar
3c
Jan
7'Ac
Apr
2.25
11
25%
Jan
Mar
2.95
Apr
12% May
Jan
28
J"ly
Jan
30
July
260
23'A
50,953
500
39,800
2.30
Jan
6%c
Jan
14c
Apr
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
95c
July
6.33 Juiy
Jan
Lorado Uranium Mines
■
10
Opemiska Copper
Or'enada Gold
Long Island Petroleums
ISc
7c
»
Loan
Ontario
-
3,600
7,800
7,500
21,334
16,300
6,902
13,300
9,500
5,800
1,405
1
Apr
45% May
84
Jockey
Conv pref
Ontario
6c
-
_90c
Mining
Oils
Ontario
61c
17c
-
6c
Metals
11c
65c
9c
,
.65c.1
»17 %c
Selections
Rare
Lyndhurst
*
Macassa Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Gold
Bloedel
class
Madsen Red Lake Gold
B
*
Mines
1
Uranium
l
Goldfields
Maneast
Maple Leaf
7c
Jan
1.65 May
3.05
10c
2.00
Apr
July
May
Jun
l
Ltd
Milling
♦
92c
96c
19c
21c
27,600
12c
Mar
60c
75c
251,130
40c
Jun
1.06
Jun
1.47
Mines
Magnet Consolidated
Malartic
800
5.15 Mar
66c
70c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
&
1,000
1.90
Feb
20c
Mines
MacMillan
8%c
1.80
Jan
4Cc
96 %C
Explorations
Mackeno
8%c
1.80
2.60 July
15 %c
1.45
1.49
2,150
1.30 Mar
1.84
Jan
40%
3934
40%
2,520
26%
Jan
41% July
2.13
2.00
2.15
24.800
1.60
Jan
2.15 July
12c
33,500
56c
8c
Jan
Feb
1.85
1.85
1.86
56c
52c
65c
42,500
27c
Jan
11%
12
485
9
Jan
102% 102%
20
100
Apr
*
11%
100
common
Preferred
ll%c 12 %c
19,650
102%
16,730
1.62 Jan
1.25 May
22c
25c
1.99
1.06
Jan
Apr
Jan
Pacific Coyle Navigation
Pacific Eastern
i
Marbenor Malartic
i
Marcus
i
Gold
Marigold
Oils
Maritime
Ltd.—
i
warrants
i
com
Preferred
1.00
15%c
1
ll %
11%
12%
600
97,100
6,275
Page Hersey Tubes
*
69%
69'A
Pamour
*
70
€2c
270
1,750
Pan
Porcupine
Western
Paramaque
Amalgamated
Parker
Drilling
Petroleums
Paymaster
Consol
Peace
River
Mar
Pembina
5 7o
*
footnotes
see
page
45.
Jan
People's
Natural
Ltd
Gas
16%c
Apr
Apr
Pershcourt
34c
10,500
44c
Feb
Peruvian
2.40
46.980
70c
Jan
2.83
Apr
Petrol
Oil
10,850
20c
1.00
July
Pickle
Crow
20c
July
July
July
Pioneer
Mar
Pitch-Ore
85c
4,075
30,500
11%
113 114%
9,495
670
45c
7,000
6
6
100
6%c
9
Jan
Feb
100% May
14c
3
Mar
Jan
1.00
42c
11% July
115
45c
6 %
30c
12,300
23,700
1.40
23c
Feb
Jan
12% July
64
Jun
73
Jan
46c
Jun
72c
Jan
25'Ac Mar
38c
Jan
6c
Jan
13c
Apr
Feb
45c
Mar
2.45
3.80
135,296
100
98c
Feb
3.03
Jun
5.03
Feb
2.00
8.15
9.65
27,726
34,500
3,945
20
18
54
53'A
20%
54
5,930
215
75c
80c
34c
32c
36c
5
Feb
15c
75c
8.50
10%
180,000
3.80
—50
2.75
47c
30c
7.25
Placer
com
Apr
Jan
Jun
Jan
89c
42%C
10
Jan
Jan
July
pfd
&
&
Mineral
Gas
Gold
Gold
Uranium
Development
July
Ponder
Powell
Powell
Rouyn Gold
July
Jun
103
May
53 %
25
101
101
10
100
J
1
30c
12c
1
3.45
45c
*
1.25
1
1
—
22c
31c
5,350
11 %c
13c
12.100
3.45
84,555
45c5C%c
5,620
2.80
1.22
1.25
6,138
1.81
1.81
1,000
20c
27c
253,700
Mar
42c
Apr
7c
Mar
14c
Apr
1.66 Mar
40c
1.20
Jan
Jun
1.60 July
lie
May
30% Mar
1
33 %
630
1.21
1.13
1.25
50,500
53%
57%
4,545
40
Mar
56c
58c
1,300
49c
Mar
33%
—
33'A
Jun
22c
57%
1
River
Jun
58
53%
Oils
July
21
54%
Jan
100
*
Mines
Jun
Jun
44
1
Goldfields
Oils
July
15%
50%
*
Jewelers
Perron Gold
13 %c
10c 12 %c
2.15
1
common
Credit
Mar
75c
1
28c
11'Ac Mar
9%cll%c
18c
22c
1
preferred
Mar
12c
20c
1.00
14c 16%c
50c
Pipe & Line Ltd
1st
Mar
50c
9%c
»
Pathiinder
9c
12c
40c
__
18c
Mines
29c
1
1
Pardee
1.00
60c
10c
-
Mines
7c
45c
11%
Jun
Oil
Mines
Farbec
30c
2.15
113
8c
44c
1
Petroleum
22,340
2.35
11%
ioo
Matachewan Consolidated
For
1,674.000
10c
32 %c
85c
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Ltd
lie 14 %c
10c
5Cc
B warrants
Maxwell
13c
3,000
33c
Mining Corp
A
10 %c 10 %C
52c
<_1
Pacific
Penman's
Maralgo Mines
Mines
Apr
13% July
104
Lake
,
199,300
3,100
13c
11c
—
*
Jan
3.15
July
5.25
Gold
July
45c
July
19c
4.50
Lake
5%c
3.25
58
lviar
ll%c 13%c
Omnitrans Exploration
15 %c
May
lie
304,032
O'Brien
Jan
*
46
34c
Obaska
2.75
1
3,269
r
Jan
1.85
1
Jun
5.60
Jun
Jan
Gold
July
55c
24c
Jan
July
Gold
Jun
80c
8,000
5.35
2.50
13%
Lexindin
15'/2C
May
32c
4.35
13
Jan
Apr
Jan
8c
5.50
56c
,
l
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Jun
60c
2.10
1,500
113,800
2,000
23,567
14%c 14%c
50c
67c
__
*
—
22 %
Lencourt
A
1,600
10
11c
62c
class
2,042
22c
1.07
*
——
22 %c
6%c
Lac
2.53
21c
2.63
1
Oil
3,849
1
Groceterias
2.41
—
21c
11'/8c
Warrants
7,500
1
Long
15,560
11c
•
23,500
Leitch Gold
Class B
11c
12c
..
28c
Jun
4c
26,500
22,746
5c
May
7%c
18,500
10'AC
10c
20c
13,000
13c
12c
11c
10c
1,
—
20c
Lavalie Mines
Loblaw
Canadian
North Inca Gold
Jan
1.10
1.85
Petroleum
13c
5%c
10c
12c
5'Ac
12%c
Apr.
July
1
Ltd—
Mines
33c
Warrants
Little
&
75c
3
A
13c
29c
May
♦
Mining
Oil
5.50
*
Shops
Acceptance class
10c
24%c
1
30c
,
Candy
75,500
19,750
10c
24'Ac
1
Mines
13
*
48c
1
27c
,
Jan
♦
—
5.40
Mining
Mines
12c
1
33c
Mines#!
145,633
1
5.40
Osu
48c
1
__
Norpax
North
Exploration
32c
1
Gold
Norgold
13c
25c
Mines
43c
1
Mines
20 %c
Mines
22c
1
-
Corp
*
Ltd
75c
*
Mines Ltd
Nor-Acme
13c
A
Jan
Jan
1
Mines
21c
Ltd
Canada.-
Mines
37c
Townsite
Kristina Copper Mines—
18c
6%c
May
14c
*
Keyboycon Mines
13,125
43,200
1
.
Oils of
Thurbois
14c
^1
j
14%c July
15c
1
Mines
Yellowknife
75c
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Jan
36c
1
Mines
Nickel Rim
Feb
13c
1
—;
Merger
Like
New Taku
65c
May
7c
5%c
30c
1
Senator
•
Liberal
Gold
Rouyn
44 %c
Apr
lie
23,833
84,833
I
30c
—1
—
Norzone
New
•
5uC
68c
13c
1
Gold
New
1
Jan
Jan
1
i,
25c
Feb
14c
15c
21 %c
1
—
Jan
1.45
112,715
9%c
1
*
Mines
Feb
5%c Mar
__
62c
8c
8%c
50c
u
1
—
47c
9c
12c
1
Mines
Hugh
New
1
—_
Jupiter Oils
Laura
42c
9,250
1
—
Joburke Gold
Luz
33c
57,650
6,600
1
Exploration
Lamaque Gold
Lang & Sons
34c
Jan(-
32c
1
,
Joliet-Quebec
La
J
14c 15%c
——_*
Mines
Jaculet
Lake Wasa
2.70
30c
*
:
Jacknife Gold
Shore
F'tO
30c
Laguerre
Lake
2.00
15%c
-
,
Kelore
Lake
5,709
1
•_
New
&
2.20
1
Goldvue
New
Mining
2/16
Harricana
17% July
30% Jan
Dufault
Apr.;
2.18
New
29% Mar
Cinch
1.34
New
May
Lake
July
Feb
25%
Labrador
1.00
14
13% Mar
Lake
60,250
14% May
Newlund Mines
,
1.05
Jun
670
(John)
LOO
Apr
5,120
Labatt
1.01
Jan
2,400
Oils
25c
7%
17%
Kroy
Jan
11%
29%
Kirkland
16c
10%
26%
Kirkland
1,500
100
28
Kenville
19c
1,115
*
Line
Ltd
18c
5,365
26
Mines
19c
8
16%
Jonsmith
55c
13
17%
Mines
Jun
13
28%
Jelllcoe
35c
8
26%
Minerals
25,400
12
-5
Jeanette
50c
12%
Pipe
—
70c
46c
1
Mines
65c
47c
1
.
;
Building Credits-—'*
Jaye
May:
65c
7,600
6,850
50c
————
Petroleum
Interprovincial
Jasper Oil
3.15 Mar
*
Development-
.
Feb
12
*
:
Waite
Jan '
*
Mines
Interprovlncial
Jack
Jun
12%
100
A—.
common
Preferred
International
Jan
1.55
1
Calumet
July
8%
2.15
1,30
43c
1
preferred
Mining
Inland Cement
Inspiration
~H
102'% Mar
Jan
May
1.05 May
10
A—
& Co—
(John)
Jun
6
Dominion Oil
42c
24c
-
July
70
—:
Oils
38%
common
$4.50 preferred _—2
Ingersoll
Feb
Apr
——1
Indian Lake
Inglis
632
10
15c
12
—.
Industrial
53%
7.05 Apr
7%c Mar
New
New
Husky Oil &
Hy-Charger
——
68c
Jan
3.45 July
60c
1.50
2.35
Feb
Feb
Jan
30c
July
36%
Jun
Number 5449r;. Tfre Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 182
(353)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Raihge
Sale Prlee
Low
Par
Power
1
*
1
Border
East
Fronto
Warrants
—
—:
—
-
.
;'
19
Jan
10 %
Jan
14
■
July
United
Estella
4.15 May
Jan
3.05
United
6,700
43c
46,500
10c
Jan
45c
19c
Feb
89c
July
56c
74c
125,550
3.90
3.40
3.90
50,300
1.10
9%c
10c
4,700
16
14 V,
16
80,485
99c
1.09
3,500
4.SO
4.25'
4.50
83,495
2.55
2.32
2.65
186,400
Feb
2.85 July
1
/A.
19c
20c
1,500
lbc
Feb
24%c Jan
*
26%
25%
26 %
3,670
20%
Jan.
Jan
15c
13 % May
70c
Apr
1.30
3.10 Mar
1.03
Apr
18
Jun
Mines:
1
2.55
2.90
32,475
July
4.50 July
27% July
—*
_L
8
8%
400
_——1
2.80
2.75
3.30
206,617
1
J_
10c
13c
3,803
l.fcAl
1.80
—
——:
c
Reeves MacDonald
„
1
—
1
1
:
______—__
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
1
1.35
6%
3.65
Feb
75c
Jan
7VaC
„
Jan
Apr
8'A
Jun
5.25
United
Consolidated
Upper Canada
Vanadium
Van
Roi
Vicour
Jan
Vulcan
Wabasso
Jan
65c
Mar
Weedon
Wespac
Amulet
G
Rainbow
Shawinigan Water &
Power
Jan
70
72
1,549
8%c
64% Mar
1.62
1.63
4,367
17VaC
20c
26,300
1.50 May
14c
May
3.45
3.70
6,800
3.45
78
May
2.20
Jan
35c
Jan
4.95
July
Feb
17 %
180
2.25
2.16
2.45
7,891
i.10
Jan
2.90
3.05
1,900
1.80
Jan
3.35
69 V2
69
70
1,293
50%
Jan
70
53%
20
50'A
Feb
53% May
15
17% July
May
53%
53%
10c
20,033
7c
1.11
1.25
10,900
75c
9.75
9.05
9.85
73,586
Western Grocers
Class
29%
380
27
555
27
Jan
4.85
5.00
1
21c
20c
24c
79,300
92c
86c
92 c
26,480
85c
Mines
45c
45c
7,240
41c
July
Dairies
—50c
class
A
*
15
7,218
19%
18
19%
2,587
60c
50c
63c
14%
14%
250
42C
42 c
3,120
r*,
44%
44 */4
45
110
80C
70c
86C
17,600
;_—
1
Slater
(N)
Souris
Valley
Co •■—_*
Co
14%
9
common
—
Southam
2,000
1
Ltd
Gold
.
____
Southern Union Oil
Jun
100,150
Spooner
Stadacona
Standard
J.
i
Oils
Mines
4.85 July
lO'Ac
33%
205
30
510
38
Leaseholds
*
Petroleums
Naco
[
7.85
41,685
1.25
1.45
12,050
40c
50c
5,550
10c
1
Yukon
Pass
Willroy
79c
Radio
57
Jan
105% July
160
103
Mar
105% July
17%
17%
17%
200
3.00
2.95
3.20
46,665
57c
57c
60c
10,500
11c
1
Gold
May
11% Mar
15
July
15%
Apr
21
Feb
Feb
63 c
Lead
12
Jan
15
Starratt
Jun
52c
Steel
of
Bros
47
50c
Apr
Sterling
Trusts
13c
Apr
28c
2,607
21 %c
Jun
40c
Jan
36
100
10'/a Mar
12
7,594
53c
80c
13c
13c
14c
4,150
lOVaC
25
26
645
52
53
2,883
26
11c
1
14%
20
Stuart
Oil
Stuigeon
July
17c
Jun
Feb
41%
53 % July
Feb
May
13c
10,500
11%
14%
85,343
7.60
Jan
Apr
14% July
45'/a
225
42 %
Feb
Sullivan
Cons
Preferred
5%c Jan
15%
15%
15'A
23c
20c
25c
16,500
12%c
26c
25c
28c
34,300
25c
Mines_____
1
31c
Switson
Feb
15%
Apr
Jan
25c
July
July
55c
Jan
6.90
22,712
o.IO
FeD
9%
9%
1,145
7%
Jan
26%
26%
175
21'A
21
24
21,470
9c
9%c
3,500
*
Industries
6.40
9%
26 V2
50c
-
6.50
25
M
—A
Inlet
Surf
14
*
(ordinary)
Supertest
50
*
—
4.75
4.80
1,400
3.00 Mar
1.36
1.38
4,400
1.30
Jun
49
49
95
42%
Jan
Sylvanite Gold
1
Tamblyn Ltd
1.37
.«
Preferred
Tandem
Taylor,
•
50
Mines
1
Pearson
Preferred
_10
;
Teck-Hughes
50
25
10c
11c
16,000
9Va
9%
600
11%
11%
125
50
IOV2C
*
common
11%
1
Mines
Texas-Calgary
3.05
3.00
3.15
10,370
1
Gold
9%
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
1.15
1.00
1.16
15,400
Asbestos
24 %
Jan
26% July
19
Jan
24
-
9c
July
13%c Apr
May
4.85 July
1.85 Mar
Brown
Co
Bulolo
50
7VaC
51
July
Jan
9
75c
Apr
10
Apr
2.50
Mar
19c
May
10
July
Jan
.11% July
Jun
4.90
1.20
May
Jan
Jan
Tiara Mines
1
51c
50c
57c
20,434
41c
Apr
1.40 July
75c
Jun
16% May
21% July
i
Silver
20
20
32c
30c
33c
7,700
1.20
1.20
1.20
500
1.15
1,539
42%
350
34%
10
48%
49
Toronto
General
20
38%
38%
Toronto
:
Iron
Towagmac
Traders
4 % <x
5%
Trans
Works
Finance
class
A
Empire
Mountain
24
24
300
12 %c
13c
1,500
Jan
Oil
July
40
Apr
20%
Feb
23%
Jan
18c
48
49
1,660
41
Jan
103
103
20
101
Feb
51
50%
51
310
1.83
1.80
1.90
4,532
34c
32c
34c
47,900
37%
38%
4,710
40c
43c
14,200
20c 23 %c
_*
40c
*
7.15
Petroleum
Oil
22c
103,150
20c
Jan
58c
62c
5,241
40c
Jun
19c
1.37
74c
Week's
Jun
Apr
Apr
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range since Jan. 1
Low
High
High
47
13%
450
2,495
37
Jan
47
13%
46
13
10%
Jan
13% May
45
44%
46%
2,070
32%
Feb
46% July
18% July
47
Canadian
Bronze
Cottons
General
Canadian
Coast
July
7.00
7.25
Glass
30
—
33
Canada
Securities
Paper
common
May
16
Mar
30
Jan
19%
Jun
27%
6%
6%
1,700
5% Mar
18
18
18
175
12% Mar
19
Jun
—
62
Jun
70
Feb
2.90
40%
2 79'
1,300
4,717
65%
2.75
39%
61
2.50
38%
1.25
Jun
3.00 July
41
Jun
22
22
2,085
18% Mar
23
Jun
35 Va
40
400
1,515
75
35
Mar
,41
Jan
33
Mar
36
Apr
—
—
common
—....
1
Bros
21 %
35'%
35%
28
36
28%
98
98
36
104 %
36
105
28%
com„_9
—
*
7%
*
Paper—
Ontario
Oreille
36
25
35
July
28% July
7% July
May
24% Mar
30% July
May
32% May
100
Jan
38
Jun
80
112
Jun
95
Jan
41
41
41%
885
1,232
12
12
12
395
9
Mar
73
68
Jan
48%
Jan
Apr
70% July
34
Jan
45
—
.
5
65
71%
64%
65
705
130
—9
44%
43
44%
115
—1
1
*
~1
6.50
6.35
4.55
55
57c
6.50
5.10
2,771
1,750
653
—
.
--
33% Mar
5.75
44%
Jun
13%
Jan
77
44%
Jan
1.75 Apr
30c
28
Jan
Mar
—
57%
59c
58
60c
9,200
104%
Apr
♦
No
53 %
July
a
Odd lot sale
2.35
Jan
par
5.80
Jan
60
Jun
Feb
680
Jan
Apr
d Deferred
40%
Jun
in
Jun
e
32c
Jun
48c
188,800
8%c
Jan
42c
Feb
f Flat
57,915
4.35
Jan
7.45
Jun
rCash
(not included in year's
privileges,
delivery
year's
sale
(not included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
delivered,
wd When
wi When
x
issued,
Ex-dividend.
y
price.
sale
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
range).
48c
(not
included in year's range).
Ex-rights.
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Apr
44
51C
t
value.
July
7.10 May
Feb
4.50 July
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
49% July
.
-—
Consolidated
Yukon
Jun
19% July
33
6%
——5
Utilities
Consolidated
Price
27
215
33
26%
—6
Fend
31
19%
.■*
50
-
Inc
&
34
30
19%
150
Feb
23% July
327
1,425
"
_L__—
Ogilvie Flour
7.10
20% May
32%
26%
*
International Utilities
Pato
1,110
"
—
common.
Hayes Steel
Loblaw
23%
5
*
Oilcloth
Intel-provincial
23
*
Paper
International
Jun
23 %
*
Lumber
Bridge
of
Jan
5.25
-1
Ltd pom
(1954)
Dominion
Preferred
14%
2,535
"
Copper
DuPont
18,308
5.65
*
common
Investment.,
Westinghouse
Consolidated
18%
5.35
_*
common-.
Canadian
Canadian
18
—
*
Sugar
18%
May
*
Resources
85c
Jun
8c
103
37%
Jan
Feb
48%
Line
May
Feb
*
Pipe
1.48
49
*
.__
37c
July
100
Oils
Transcontinental
24
13c
24c
_40
Oils
Trans
*
1
preferred
Era
Triad
A
preferred
Trans
Trend
class
Exploration
Jan
1
Dredging
Dominion
&
Minnesota
1
Toronto Dominion Bank
Trusts
100
*
.'
65c
1.85 July
2.75 July
Jan
5
common
Gold
Dominion
50
Jan
Torbrit
10c
Low
*
Corp
Western
15c
*
2.00
200
Friday
*
5
Indus
149,050
,_
'Apr
21,233
Last
Marconi
1.40
Tailors
Jun
25c
15c
Par
Canadian
70c
Gold
35c
Jan
2.75
Sale Price
Canadian
1.18
Top
Jan
7c
Canadian Funds
STOCKS
Canadian
*
Tip
7c
1.40 May
May
Exchange - Curb Section
»
Feb
8.30 Mar
Thompson-Lundmark
Tombill
61c
2.75
2.75
A_.
Toronto Stock
Dominion
common
10,350
57,160
Jan
45% Mar
11c
*
Superior Propane common
17c
1.85
Feb
27
1
—
—
14c
Feb
39c
60c
class
May
21 Vb Mar
________—_1
;
Gold
River
Contact
83,700
Mining Corp
Zulapa
Canada
Sudbury
23c 27 %c
1.67
1.83
July
45'/a
9
Mines
common
3,200
12
66c
Jan,
11
52%
52c
23c
Mines.
Apr
67c
*
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
6,520
11
Canada
jun
2.69
1.90
Metal
Jun
17c
60c
*
Jan
4.00
3.00
8,090
13 %c
1.00 May
67c
•__
19%
Jan
225
2.07
July
May
Jan
__1
Gold
Olsen
Stedman
Apr
July
13
3.60
1.98
Jun
15c
127/ac" Jun
Mar
35c
36
9
50c
3.50
Mines
Zenmac
Jan
12%
15 %c.
Knitting
Yukeno
Jan
Feb
433,175
13
Mines
Bear
7c
24,000
50c
605
Jan
3.60 July
Apr
90c
6c
10 c
29c
2.00
*
20
6%c
8%c
47c
8%c
'
Oil
Canuck
Yellowknife
35,300
Jan
50c
Mines
Zinc
&
13C
Apr
1.90
July
35%
28c
A
10c
15'/a
41%c Mar
Apr
38c
1
class
Stan well Oil & Gas Ltd
Jan
9,649
*
:
(Alexander)
York
20c
Jan
10c
56,550
*
Jun
11.68 May
July
50c
12c
"
5.50 May
Jun
Jun
94 105%
1
Petroleums
Yellorex
7.85 July
Feb
1.20
105'% 105%
10c
1—1
Mines
Wilrich
Yale
4.85
33c
100%
Wood
1.50
Feb
Mar
105%
Winnipeg & Central Gas—
30c
Jan
it
*
1
Jun
Jun
Jun
July
100
(Geo) „common
Preferred
White
7.65
1.40
—-
Tungsten
Weston
7.75
*
50c
common
Warrants
1
17c
1,313
26
if.
Windward
Jun
Jun
25c
Jan
Winchester Larder
30
July
24%
,
Mar
41%
Wright-Hargreaves
35
*
Jan
41
July
28c
■«
.
23
48c
.1.75
Feb
742
|0c May
lfr%c May
Apr
lie
33%
Mar
35%
*
(1944)
Paving
Standard
*
21
*
—_——t
,»•«
-
V
Jan
20
pfd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
29%
-
July
-1
Mines
1.47
Feb
July
10'A July
Jan
29%
—1
____—
Mining
1,250
1.63
1.25
4.80 Mar
29
29V2
1.70
Breweries
A
Yankee
*
common...—
1.63
*
16c
Jan
28 %
Breweries
Jan
Jun
2.98
Mar
1.25
1
Voting Trust
Sigma i Quebec)
4V2C
8
31% July
2.90
Gordon
11,700
4y%
Western
9c
15c
26
Western
;—1
12c
24
Feb
—i—50
__—
Mines
July
1
12 Va May
Jan
38c
25
50c
preferred
(1945)
23c
2,902
5
„*
Creek Gold
18,100
Canada
*
com
200
32c
,40c
Western
Jun
17'/a
A12
38c
Feb
July
*
12
28c
16c
,
July
12
,
1
Apr
15c
Jan
S8c
28c
9
1
9c
18%
Jun
_________9
9,300
Jun
^.00 July
18%. July
25
Jan
29c
May
J2c
Feb
p7/8 Jun
101,925
9c
14
|5% July
24
15'/a
|9Vs Jan
Jan
1.75 Mar
Jan
25c
3%c
8V1 May
67/bC
Jan
24
1,000
Apr
Jun
39% July
•
Jun
20c
1,241
8
;9c
Jan
12
24
66% July
13% Jan
Feb
Jan
11%
23c
Apr
5%
3c
197/a
66
1
50c
Oils Ltd
Freehold Petroleums
L
550
*
Jan
L.37 Jap
6,371
Ashley
10%
Mar
16
3,923
18%
Products
Mar
Jan
1.00 Mar r
15%
Western
29
14
Jun
Apr
,1.80 July
1
73%
July
9%c
1.00
|5c
.*
Jan
14%
45c
Westeel
Feb
72%
Jun
1.25 July
6.50 Mar
Jan
Jun
15%
Feb
19,900
72
,16
'
73%
11c
Western
Bridge
Siscoe
4,700
85c
7c
•18c
Simpsons
50c
95,528
16%
3.50
Silverwood
50c
18%
$2
31
Apr
July
1.05
Jun
91c
July
28c
May
8.00 July
223A July
9
Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd—
16
*
Standard
15%
15%
155,550
West
5 Vac
1
Silver
15%
20
37c
Mar
12 Vac 12 Vac
Gold-
Siianco
69,250
47,075
1.20
78c
July
:
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Silver-Miller
£4c
3.80
20c
150
1
Sicks*
50c
3.30
70,050
1,950
5V2C
600
8%
50c
*
A
W
Malartic
4,810
I6V2
9,957
8%
33c
Jan
_•
.—
&
Waterous Equipment
63
*
49,900
1
Petroleum
61
100
8l%c
39%
3.40
25
Pyrites
Apr
9V2c
6%
7%c
8%
,_U___.
40c
Waite
Walker
13 %
1
.—
Cotton
23,075
1.96
7,567
65c
8% Apr
,
1
.__v
111,315
__________—1
Sherritt
Oils
31%
—1
1
i
Class A
6%
:
__i_j
58c
Feb
Jun
2,402
1.03
1
pfd
Dare
13
Gold
Shawkey
•_
:
1.65
2.10
31c
15%
38%
8c
39
48c
it
Corp
Sheep
1.00
*
Mines
Virginia
31'/a
61
Antonio
Security
14%
1.00
9
Mines
9
Industries
Scurry
15%
_'
Viceroy Mfg class A
25
—10
Saraia
17,060
31,350
_1
,1.53
9 Vic
0
Oil common
River
Alloys
Jun
28c
Lawrence
Sand
t43c
1.62
Ltd
1.05
97c
Ryar.or Mining
San
39c
1.50
1
'
Cons
Ventures
4,550
43c
1.55
I.
Feb
30c
Preferred
St
7.25
„1
'
Jan
99c
"
_r_
Gold
7.00
7.25
Mines
Mines
63c
—1
.__
Royal Bank
Russell
27
,
High
11% May
*50
Jun
Apr
60 %
125
65c
___*
4%c
-21c
Roxana Oils
Rupunum
143
Steel
1,300
—._—_____——.1
Rock win Mines
Royalite
62
28%
68c
*
22,700
1
^_1
Long Lac 1.
Rowan
62
28%
j
68,000
26c
22,800
1
:
Oils
86c
20c
,70c
4.80
18%
50
Hill
Montauban
United
West
Roche
400
25
1.81
Feb
28,112
.'
A
75c
1.25
3,500
8.00
Jun
14c
1.60 Mar
(28c
22%
pfdi;
Mines
class
20c 22Vac
21 Vic'
7(|c
53c
—1
r
Rexspar Uranium -—
Feb
84c
21%cMar
27c
7.50
8.00
_*
pfd
Violamac
Batten
• ■
8V2C
10% July
40 % Apr
6%
22%
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B__
t
Uranium?
Petroleum
B
2,242
J
6% July
385
49%
-
1.0.5
*
.
Fuel
Class
United
Apr
5.10 May
Jan
9%c
'
class
United Keno
t
1
—
Mining:
Oils
2.15
Corp
:__J_L
Asbestos
United
3.25
67c
1
1;
Gold
Prado
7,420
United
*
Metallurgical
Corp
Mines
T
35c
175
10%
48%
_,.l
Jun
1
Quebec. Nickel
Rio
3.05
8M0
7.75
3.10
3aC
July
July
8.50 July
1
Corp
Quebec
Regeourt
7.75 s
•
Manitou
Reef
Mining
Feb
5.05
5.25
S
Low
High
6%
49
1
Range since Jan.
10%
9
6,650
Shares
J
for Week
Low
9
16,051
1
Quebec
Rayrock
preferred
Gas
9.05
-_j_-—.
Quebec Lithium
&
2nd
Sales
Range
of Prices
_♦
common
Union
13%
12%
Acceptance
Union
12
3,454
Union
Jun
8.b5
_1
Quebec Labrador
Rapid Grip
Par
July
3.55
Week's
Last ~
Sale Price
9%c Jun
13
Quebec Copper Corp
Radiore
Jan
8.63
___9
-
.
'
Jan
3 %c
18%
1—1
_
Quebec Chibougamau
*
2.05
165
19
64
18 %'
—
_____
Puruy Mica Mines
Quemont
18,408
8V2C
Jan
1
—
Mines
Prospectors Airways
Queenston
3.55
7c
47%
STOCKS
,
High
856
1
—--r
Dome
Uranium
Low
1
1
Metals-
Preston
Range since Jan.
64
u-'
Friday
t
3.10
3.40
*
Prairie Oil
Premier
Pressed
Shares
High
60%
64
'
Corp
JULY 22
WEEK ENDED
for Week
prices
of
FOR
Sales
Wei
Last
STOCKS
!
.45
4f>
The Commercial
(354)
and Financial
Chronicle
Monday, July 25, 1955
...
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotation for Friday, July 22
Investing Companies
Funds—
Mutual
Fund
Aberdeen
Par
Investment
Co
Inc.———1.25
Par
Trust
Fund
Business Shares
American
Mutual
6.70
investment
4.23
4.51
Johnston
Inc—1
Fund
6.20
1
9.00
9.84
Keystone
Trust
Fund
1.69
15.60
12.53
25.55
4.09
11 %
5Va
13.62
27.77
4.47
12%
5%
13.19
14.44
S-3
22.78
1
—1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Bond Inv Tr of America—*
Blue
24.49
S-4
(Low
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
(low
19.51
21.14
21.14
B-4
(Discount
Figures after decimal point represent
21.32
Fund_l
Bid
Federal
Home
1.80s
Aug.
Oct.
1
26.66
17,
26.03
Nov.
15,
1955—
Feb,
19,
1956.
28.40
19.34
21.10
Bonds)
1
Bonds)——1
12.09
(Income Pfd Stocks)——1
20.35
22.20
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
12.17
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
17.71
(Income Com
Stocks)—1
12.67
13.83,
(Speculative Com Stki__l
14.87
9.17
Coin
1
16.45
17.79
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
10.90
11.78
Knickerbocker
1
6.95
23.82
Lexington Trust Fund——25c
12.27
12.20
' 13.38
Life Insurance
21%
7.33
8.01
45.06
1
11.71
12.66
1
18.22
2.35s
June
1,
Ltd
Fund
Bullock
Fund
California
Inc—
General
Canada
_
Inc——1
Trust——1
5.63
Shares
32.15
15.66
16.93
Chemical Fund Inc.—
Securities
Christiana
Preferred
Colonial
com___100 15,700
100
140
—:
—-1
Inc.
Fund
Investment
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Stock
Inc—
General
1,
2%s June
Fund
Concord
9.28
21.79
Steel
10.09
1
19.49
1
16.88
18.34
17.95
19.41
Investment Trust_l
Mass
shares
Massachusetts
Mutual
Income Fund Inc——1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc__—1
15.95
i6.ll
Mutual
Trust
Mutual
De Vegh
10.61
18.35
—25c
2.68
2.94
—1
8.64
9.3.9
Inc—
31.88
Bond
Fidelity
of
Fund
Fund
19.74
21.11
Growth
4.60
5.03
7.10
Inc__
5
Founders
15.54
4.04
4.42
New
14.41
15.79
New
Fund——*
6.91
7.51
stock
—
Funds
of
Inc—
2
15.45
16.93
3.47
3.77
Inc
Inc..
-1
Pacific
12.82
14.01
Petroleum
1
70.14
75.42
Philadelphia
7.41
8.05
—lc
10.41
11.50
12.59
Pine
7.01
8.23
1%8
Dec. 15, 1955
l%s March 22. 1956
2s June
Inc—lc
6.11
Dec.
15.
l%s
March
l'/aS
April
2s
Oct.
lc
4.30
1
28.58
20.58
Shares—•
3.70
10c
12%
12%
5
com
26 %
27%
Trading—
Fund
Fund
Fund
(T
—5
40
18.00
19.64
1
21.56
Growth
13.36
29.45
I
6.77
1-55
b2.10
1-55
b2.15
1.95%
1
13.06
1-55
1.25%.
12-
1-54
9-
1-55
bl.90
1.60 %
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
b2.15
1.95%
1.45%
1-
3-55
10-
3-55
b2.05
1.80%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.20
1.95%
1.35%
4-
1-55
10-
3-55
b2.05
1.80%
2.15%
5-
2-55
1-56
b2.25
2.10%
1.60%
2-
1-55
11-
1-55
b2.10
1.90%
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.25
2.15 %
2.30%
7-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.30
2.20%
United States
14.10
Scudder
Fund
41%
43%
lc
8.13
8.91
6.74
7.39
10.29
11.27
Scudder,
Fund
1
-
of Canada
Stevens
Inc—1
Clark
&
Inc
Scudder,
July 28,
Common
*
37.19
37.19
Clark—
&
Stock
9.26
9.65
12.73
Sovereign
9.84
10.78
State Street
lc
10.67
11.69
shares——_ic
3.18
3.50
shares
lc
5.74
11.46
shares.—
Stein
12.55
_lc
Fund..:
14.78
1
Investors
1
Investment Corp.,*
&
Farnham
Texas
16.18
Fund
22.87
25,
United
Industry Shares Inc—1
United Funds
99.909
Octber
99.871"
99.880
October
99.842
99.852
October 20,
September
8,
1955
S9.813
41 77
43.02
Inc——1
16.93
17.45
1
a24.93
Inc
Inc
Funds
1955.——
Bank & Trust
Canada
of
United
Continental
United
United
Science
9.67
10.57
Inc
1
Fund.
1
«8.95
18.09
19.56
lc
11.29
12.30
lc
11.12
12.16
11.06
12.10
Value
Wall
Fund
Growth
Fund_lc
Institutional
Income
Fund
Institutional
Insur
(White
Street
Federation
12.69
Fiduciary
22%
23%
7.80
8.52
Exchange
Fund
First
Fund
8.20
Shares.l
19.52
Wisconsin
Fund
9.97
10.90
1
7.56
8.26
Inc__l
6.34
6.93
Inc_l
13.55
14.76
1
20.93
22.87
lo
Co
Amer
American
Franklin
43 Va
Casualty_5
36'/a
N
(Wash
Hanover
5
Columbian
Natl
Connecticut
Irving
Trust
Kings
County
6.23
29%
Merchants & Manufacturers
99
National
Ins.—__1.2
Life
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Crum
&
Forster
Employees
Employers
30
10
570
_5
Co
Iio
Co
Inci
10
Assn
of
Firemen's
Franklin
General
of
(S
Great
-s
—II—II4
in
'
"
Republic.II I" "
American
31"
§pn^ife Fire
*_tJacksonvilIe
Fmover
14%
Fire—
National
Union
67%
New
New
Hampshire
31%
New
York
Fire
Amsterdam
43 Va
10
145
North
5
Casualty
2
Fire
lo
Fire
5
5
5
1n
Hartford Fire
Insurance~Co!"~in
52
58
60
51
48
51
94
103
346
...—100
Bank
&
339
Bk_100
530
550
490
510
Savings
Trust Co
100
90
Cleveland—
Bank.
National
36
38
260
270
16
Central
200
67
69
-10
46
48
Connecticut—
Bank
20
74
79
10
32%
34%
10
68%
70%
.25
50%
54%
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
x53Va
56%
Connecticut
Hartford
Bank-
NY
56
5
.
59
77%
-10
_
80 Va
48 Va
&
Meadow
42
10
29
40
186
_
Co
Trust
(J
30 Va
York
10
Co
National
new
P)
&
51
55
83
National
First
Trust-
27
100
303
.25
70 Va
Bank
Y__—5
&
Trust
20 Va
10%
.2
-25
States
United
N
National
Trust
Co
197
19%
10
-
100
361
of
Detroit
City—
National
Bank
Angeles—
Pittsburgh—
Mellon
.10
Inc
Bank
Jersey
85
Bank
com
Co
Royal State Bank of
Rye
National
Bank
Sterling
Co_25
Bank
Co
196
.20
_
Trust
Brook
Freeport
Bank & Trust
National
Trust
50'/a
39
20
_
37
3.33V3
10%
12
84%
89%
195
Pacific
Fire
Pacific
Indemnity
Casualty
12.50
10
Republic
Corp
(N
st
40%
42
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
Fire
Springfield
&
Fire
Marine
&
55%
58%
Standard
Travelers
(ex
25%
u
S
44
45%
U
S
36%
US
Life
Marine
Insurance
Fire
Co
60%
60%
50
in
Arkansas
Brockton
Bid
Pwr
3%s
Lt
&
29 Va
Trust__25
99 Va
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
53%
Nut'I
Bank
&
102 Va
U
55%
320
St.
73 Va
Louis—
22 Va
11%
207
First
National
National
Mercantile
St
21%
Louis
San
Bank
20
Bank
17
57 Va
6IV2
63 Va
67 V2
Co.
25
64
68
Trust
20
68
73
S A—6.25
39
40 Va
3%s__1990
103
Trust
Union
10
3
Edison
Central Maine
Francisco—
of
N T
Amer
&
Power
66%
72
Power
Dayton
&
Rubber
Potomac
102%
Southrn
101%
102%
Tennessee
101
101%
105%
Fruehauf
Georgia
Trailer
Power
3%s
Power
Engl Tel 3%s_1989
Gas
Trans
Illinois
113%
102%
103%
El
102
General
Telephone
1995
100%
101
4.25%
Central
Power &
Light—
3%s
1985
Merritt-Chapman
Ohio
4.16%
101%
937/8
99%
1985
3%s
101 %
101%
FOOTNOTES FOR
75
tEx-two-for-one
33
35%
fEx
par
100%
a
Net
b Bid
stock
asset
Gas
104
102
pfd—100
114%
115%
4.90
50
59
100
Gas
100
Pipe
preferred
t New
dividend.
x
y
to listing on
Exchange.
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
*
60
Light—
100%
102
Transmission—
Stock
dividend.
;
&
Corp—
preferred
Transcontinental
split.
value.
yield pricq.
Tenn
Power
k Admitted
stock
102
103
103
104
100%
101 %
Line
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.
stock
101%
101%
preferred
4.90%
1975
Edison
•No
102
Scott—
&
4%s
100%
1985
preferred
Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
Louisiana
Jersey
100%
Stocks—
112%
101%
1975
Telep 3%s
Bell
1975
4s
3%s__ 1980
West Texas Utilities 3%s
1985
3%s
81%
36%
Elec
New
1985
3%s_
Water
Ask
106%
1970
Hackensack
69%
175
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
102%
102
3%s—1985
4s
78%
163
Ask
102%
Light 3%s_1980
119%
.34%
Security Issues
Washington Gas Lgt
Dallas
fiEx-50%
-2-
Bank
1985
3%s
115%
the
x..4
371
1985
53
10
:
.WpsfnhpKter
80
58%
56%
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Recent
Bonds—
94
10
20-1 stk split»_100
City of N Y
.
15%
,
10
Fire
35%-
,
29%
14%
6.25
Accident
82Va
23%
■
27%
10
66%
77%
53%
31%
89
2
(Texas)
64%
151
30
10
Y)
75V2
Paul
71
10
Reinsurance
91 Va
67
67%
5
Co.-!
62
10
.
Co
Providence-Washington
—
40%
__
54
'34%
Northeastern
—
180
50
45%
132%
51 %
106%
43%
128%
175
102
2.50
190
I46
.
River
79%
F7a%2 V,
13%
Assurance
Northern
87V2
85 Va
91
100
62%
72%
4
72
Reinsurance Corn
Glens Falls
Globe &
69 Va
Peerless
'
Newark
Life
178
5
Fire
Phoenix
2 tn
Natl
51
Merchants
590
38%
60%
.10
43%
49
82
4
Trust
&
512
41%
10
F»
10
5
76V2
of Md_ "10
Philadelphia-II'in
Fund
Life
1
79
Fidelity & Deposit
Fireman's
National
73'/a
"
Island
Trade
Casualty——
Massachusetts Bonding.—
I_«
Group Assoc
Reinsurance.
Federal
Fire
100
122
492
27 %
41 Va
52
Trust—25
Trust—33%
and
167
96
140
57%
118
162
6%
5
38
Illinois
Bank
National
Harris
31
43
Ask
55%
38 V2
6%
10
Ask
36
C)~_1
J)__5
Bid
94
135
Maryland
(N
First
Boatmen's
33
Lincoln
62%
Bank
Natl
Bank
I).,.
Trust
5.76
129
36
170
Bid
35
50
Bank
Manufacturers
—10
38'a
5
29
of Commerce .10
_
Long
Ins—
49
Amer
General
Life
Cl
34 V2
D
(L
Co
(Thei
27.43
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Life Insurance Co of Va
20
36 Va
io
Life
N
-10
17.51
Amer—5
46
Co_5
10
of
|
Standard
(Greensboro
10
.Detroit—
Industrial Bank
29.36
5
J>—2'/2
25
Ins
Jefferson
29%
41V2
Shippers
Life
39Va
27%
Boston Insurance Co
Camden Fire Ins Assn
Colonial
%
40
158
20
Square
25.37
10
.
North
of
Albany
Bank
City
Guaranty Trust
New
:
Co
Trust
Rochelle
1
Steamboiler
Insurance
5
Re-insurance
&
285
2
—
American Surety
Automobile
Bankers
37
Assur
(Newark
Mercury
276
38
152
10
National
Morgan
Home
&
Westchester
New
16.33
Par
Hartford
76 Va
City
Continental
55
16
Y)
National
26 94
Companies
—
N
York
1
Ask
73
10
_.
Amer Ins Co
Bid
264
of
Chicago—
National
Bank
1
Inc
$1.25
conv
preferred
American Home Assurance
99.609
21.23
1
Inc
lo
Tr_ .25
10
1
Whitehall
10
51 Va
Suffolk
7.50
Inc
7.70
17.51
Surety
49%
&
Bk
Huntington
1
Wellington Fund
7.04
Insurance Co
&
99.682
99.649
99.601
N. Y.—
Bank
Los
16.01
Par
Bank- -10
State
Trust.
New
of
Fidelity
99.672/
99.638
1955—
1955
64%
National
of
First
Mutual
Investors
Insurance
Equitable
99.725
Par
State
53%
78.50
Franklin
Investing Corp
Washington
62%
Plains
30.75
16.30
Fund
lc
Automobile
99.710
1955—
13,
Northern
11.55
Inc
Income
Fund—lc
American
99.754
1955—
Companies
County Trust Co
14.99
Van Strum & Towne Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Fund
Line
254
51 Va
Bank
Empire Trust
10.36
Fund
Value Line Fund
9.78
1
Investors
246
12.50
Corn
1
Ltd
Income Fund
2.82
100
—
Trust
Manhattan
First
Fund
17.61
American
6,
Albany,
York
New
Bankers
of
2.58
American
99.795
1955—
99.741
Ask
York—
Fund—1
Accumulated
Bid
Par
New
11.64
Inc—
United
16.29
Insurance
99.783
99.824
of
1
Agricultural
£9.900
1955—
30.75
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Life
September 22,
September 29,
1,
76.50
4.61
10.12
&
99.936
1955——
18,
August
1
Inc
4.19
9.24
Casualty
99.929
1955-
15,
September
1
Fund
Canada
lc
Aetna
99.964
1955—
11,
1
Roe
-lc
Utility shares
Aetna
99.958
—
/Ask
Bid
September
1955—,.
August
Dollar Value
99.989
Chase
Television-Electronics Fund
Templeton Growth Fund of
6.30
lc
shares
shares
Aetna
Treasury Biiis
Ask
99.987
1955—
4,
Bank
;
Stevens
11.62
shares
Institutional
2-
Dollar Value
14.12
12.88
Fund-lc
shares—lc
Bank
1.90%
12-
13.20
Institutional
Ask
11-
7.32
Fund
Inc
-lc
Inst Foundation
Bid
2-55
6-
29.75
Inc*_
(Geo)
Boston
Due
5-
14.52
Fund
Fund
lc
of
Dated
2.05%
Stock
Putnam
shares
Income
Rate
2.05%
13.75
Fund
Ask
1.50%
12.26
Income
96.28
96.4
95.20
1.50%
12.56
Incorporated
Incorporated
.
22.03
2.50
Inc.——
Rowe)
35
._*
Inc_
Inc.
Puritan
shares
Fund
1960
bl.85
Commercial
Hudson
1,
bl.85
August
9.38
„
8.86
Fund
l%s April
55
August
13.97
Haydock
97.21
96.20
1-55
Bid
11.42
Mutual Fund
__
95.28
95.12
1959
100.27
Bid
Due
23.23
8.08
Guardian
__
97.16
1
Chem
Growth
1959
97.28
97 8
97.19
1959
1,
1,
__
8-
10.22
Tobacco
97.20
—
8-
13.25
stock
April
Oct.
98.18
„
1958
1958
15,
l%s
99.13
2-55
22.87
equipment
l%s Feb.
1 %s
98.28
99.11
1-54
9.45
Railroad
1957
1,
__
-
5-
12.25
Steel
1,
99
98.26
_
11-
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
Bond
1957—
1957_:
1.
100
100.25
1957
Dated
Sejucted Amer Shares new._l.25
Petroleum
15,
100.3
99.24
Ask
98.24
_
1.25%
10.42
RR
15,
99.30
1957
15,
l%s Oct.
99.16
——
point
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
14.56
Railroad
1,
l%s Oct.
99.24
4.71
21.53
12.76
Bond
Aug.
100.2
100.1
1956—
1,
May
2s
100.2
99.29
1956
1956^
March
9.51
Institutional
l%s
99.28
100.2
100.1
1956
a
Bid
April
l%s April
15,
1,
of
Notes—(Cont.)—
1 %s
100.1
1955—
15,
Aug.
13.30
Merchandising
100.2
Notes—
l%s
lc
Mining
100.1
32nds
more
6.69
10.43
shares
bond
i——
1956 w i
22.
Treasury
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
General
99.26
—
w
or
8.99
lc
shares—lc
shares.;
administered
99.6
13.61
lc
Stock
1958
Maturity—
Treasury
100.1
1955———
15,
one
Ask
5.36
lc
Equipment shares—
Fully
Price
Electrical
&
10.47
6.41
—lc
shares
Electronics
9.58
4.90
—!
&
Street
Pioneer
shares
(The)
99
Mortgage Assn—
20,
11.40
lc
Trust
Building shares—
Capital Growth Fund—1
Common
8.09
17.03
.
preferred—
—1
Corp
shares
Chemical
12.21
7.40
1
Amer Investors
$1.50
Securities—
Automobile
Bid
Canada
Trust
1956
Aviation
11.17
1
Ltd
Inc———__————1
Food
of
1955-
Capital
97.16
98.12
1.95%
1
Series-..
American
Series
Investors
Group
Canada
North
Series
General
Natl
2%s Jan.
Indebtedness—
Capital Fund
8.68
General
20.66
1
Fund
11.32
Fund
Federal
98.30
97.28
97.8
98.4
1960
21.39
19.11
1
.
England
York
7.92
Investors
19.77
—1
Stock
10.33
Industries
!
Series
Series-
series—lc
Fundamental
Futures
Aug.
15.22
1
Series-—
series—-^—lc
stock
14.00
1
Stock
100.1
97.20
1959
11.01
1
Fund Inc--
14.37
Preferred
1960
1.
14.85
1
Resources
Inc-1
Common
l%s
Rate
Corp
Resources Fund
Boston—1
Custodian
Franklin
1,
2%s June
40.82
10.03
14.85
1
interest
Natural
of
Fund
37.76
Securities—
Natural
13.09
May
98.6
98.14
7.36
11.98
Mutual
Formula
98.22
99.26
Figures after decimal point represent
Shares—
Series—
Stock
20c
Industrial Fund
Financial
"
Fund
Preferred
22.88
Eng.—
New
1958
Nov.
32.21
1
Series
Income
29.79
Inc.—— 1
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series-.
1
Inc..—
Fund
Federated
99.29
I960—
of
2%s
Corp.—.
Investors
21.40
Corp—1
Investment
Electronics
Wide
1
———
1957-55
1,
1,
2%s
99.20
98.6
1,
98
99.12
100.2
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
1 %s
1
-
—
34.46
Stock
Fund
Fund
Speculative
Fund-
Fund
Stock
Gas
9.68
16.27
Howard—
Balanced
Equity
National
2.50
Fund
&
Eaton
12.78
Shares—
Shares———
Dividend
11.60
Fund—1
Investment
E
Dreyfus
of
Nation
Ealanced
Trustee
Series
60.41
12.51
1
Diversified
3.85
3.84
9.34
beneficial
59.81
111.38
Growth
Diversified
3.49
lc
3.48
Life
Invest
1
Fund
Stock
3.54
8.52
Shares
Diversified
6.78
3.21
—
15.51
Fund—
6.16
1
Inc__10c
Growth
471/,
Delaware
lc
Fund
Inc—
14.19
-
—_——
Investors Trust-l
4414
Fund
Income
lc
4.81
.——
Bond
Investors
Fund
Inc
Investment
Western
Dividend
4.75
21.12
1
—
6.71
4.31
shares—
Massachusetts
Inc
Inc
6.10
4.37
Transportation shares——lc
Manhattan
5.38
shares—lc
Equipment shares_lc
Special Investment—
12.18
Ask
100.8
100.4
1956
11.32
4.89
lc
Industries
Petroleum
145
ll.21
shares
1
Crown
1956—
1,
Certificates
shares—
Paper
16,300
20.07
1
Fund-—1
—
Fund
Composite
Consolidated
10.47
Funds-
Electrical
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund
Fund—*
Mutual
Automobile
6.17
29.74
—50c
Capital Venture Fund
Century
Investors Inc—1
Sayles
Managed
19.72
point
100
99.22
Maturity—
Inc
Fund
Canadian
Loomis
Fund-—
Fund
Ltd
(1954)
100.1
1,
2%s Feb.
1956
45.05
Inc
2%s May
1%S Oct.
for Cooperatives—
Feb.
22%
1
Bank
1.90s
113.41
1
Central
7.62
22.03
Fund
99.31
99.29
1U0
_
a
Bonds-
10.01
Priced
19.32
Bowling Green Fund Inc—,--10c
Broad Street Invest Corp„——5
Boston
of
Bid
100.1
Eank
16.22
Stks)_l
32nds
more
Land
2%s
13.29
S-2
99.31
.
13.20
K-l
1955
or
Federal
1955—
1.90s
2.25s
27.82
Bonds)-l
Bonds)
15,
one
Ask
Banks—
Loan
2.05s
Funds—
Grade
Priced
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
10.23
Boston—1
of
B-l
F.id
1
9.36
Mutual
B-2
Axe-Houghton Fund "A*' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc--5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Corp —.
Holdings Corp
America
Custodian
1.54
Beneficial
of
(The)
14.31
Development
Fund Inc——1
Mutual
Blair
Funds—
1.53
American
Associated
Mulual
Ask
1.40
Affiliated
Atomic
Bid
_25c
—
issued.
Ex-rights.
the New York
Volume 182
Number 5449
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
District—Pbiladelphla
Week
Ending
July
1955
Bank
clearings this week will show
increase compared with
an
a year ago.
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 23, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly
Inc.
or
$
$
Dec.
%
clearings will be
16
1952
1953
$
$
1,960,699
'
1,730,281
+ 13.3
1,486,620
1,332,657"
1,723,182
Bethlehem
Chester
of the country,
1954
Pre¬
Pennsylvania—Altoona
liminary figures compiled by us based
4?
(355)
1,512,643
+13.9
1,923,476
1,188,677
2,188,595
1,607,77ft
1,944,465
+ 12.6
5,712,855
5,215,642
+
9.5
2,253,613
4,868,203
1,190,000,000
1,148,000,000
+
3.7
1,097,000,000
1,119,000,00ft
Lancaster
Philadelphia
2,181,572
at
$21,209,177,419 against $19,431,274,803 for the
there is
week follows:
the
At this center
week in 1954.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 4.4%.
a
Our preliminary total stands
Our comparative summary for
Reading
3,803,625
4,206,b83
Scranton
7,354,222
6,075,164
+ 21.1
6,748,187
Wilkes-Barre
9.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
4,598,948
3,250,252
+ 41.5
3,591,874
—10.7
8,469,791
7,278,400
2.1
13,680,608
13,352,829
4.6
12,133,479
9,162,483
3.6
1,153,075,393
1,171,673,206
York
8,448,402
9,462,483
Delaware—Wilmington
14,917,023
14,614,974
New
12,447,956
13,049,367
Jersey—Trenton
9.6
—
+
—
3,612,167
3,606,173
j
7,264,7533,005,25 V
'
*
Total
cities)
(11
1,253,155,507'
1,209,061,954
+
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending July 23—
1955
York
New
%
1954
$10,311,242,342
1,216,000,000
630,984,603
13,261,171
283,379,434
260,626,268
+
Cleveland
543,154,311
480,263,534
7.4
Columbus
58,981,500
+
1,132,000,000
638,909,680
Philadelphia
12,976,724
Cincinnati
+
932,492,034
Chicago
Ohio—Canton
+ 16.7
$9,880,826,530
1,088,527,769
;
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
1.3
+
4.4
52,410,600
2.1
10,785,666
8,522,77S
8.7
271,667,868
244,725,374r
+ 13.1
509,424,433
453,080,909
45,423,800
—
Kansas
City
452,866,065
Francisco
San
+ 11.5
393,300,000
Louis
St.
406,089,556
359,000,000
+
+ 12.5
49,762,100
Mansfield
12,830,935
10,357,638
+ 23.9
10,425,402
Youngstown
_
Boston
15,246,295
11,652,388
+ 30.8
12,080,244
9,273,612
468,071,038
378,834,281
+ 23.6
381,301,655
344,435,451
1,394,640,237
1,207,405,880
+15.5.
1,245,447,368
1,112,422,153
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
6,960,277
9.6
669,484,000
568,403,917
438.149,573
381,407.902
582,948,791
502,129,198
+ 16.1
353,594,599
299,624,112
+ 18.0
(7 cities)
....
+ 14.9
Cleveland
Total
+ 17.8
Pittsburgh
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
Baltimore
Ten cities, five
days.
$16,145,022,819 $15,092,957,852
Other cities, five days.
4,261,795,500
+
West
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
7.0
Bouth
+ 17.9
3,615,256,625
All
cities, five days.
$20,406,818,319 $18,708,214,477
cities, one day
$21,209,177,419 $19,431,274,803
+
18,872,000
167,323,236
Carolina—Charleston
Total
2.8
+
4,181,731
+ 17.2
19,954,000
+
8.5
172,521,371
+
3,886,60*
20,614,000
175,4l2,53>
7,218,260
11.9
5,781,057
5,602,658
320,374,845
+
7.6
330,541,028
297,076,807
135,601,743
124,245,704
+
9.1
114,640,201
107,799,UJ5
695,769,036
(6 cities).
6,451,886
344,877,589
-
District of Columbia—Washington..,
9.1
+ 11.0
723,060,326
802,359,100
Total all cities for week.
+
4,387,881
22,110,953
181,451,221
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all
4,509,270
-
Richmond
641,655,552
+
8.4
647,619,388
610,421,991
9.2
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
issue of next week.
our
We
cannot furnish
them
today, inasmuch
as
appear
the week
the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to press.
are
elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
the
In
we
able to
are
July 16.
has to be estimated.
cases
give final and complete results of the previous week
For that week there
was
a
—
week ended
week
same
16.8
106,862,881
95,406,531
316,700,000
339,600,250
7,304,525
6,147,931
+ 18.8
7,539,665
6,713,546
4,813,616
+ 39.5
7,213,583
6,516,054
Florida—Jacksonville
207,545,614
171,829,335
+ 20.8
152,003,536
130,388,753'
Alabama—Birmingham
166,660,009
192,733,689
—13.5
132,700,178
138,457,196
11,411,343
+ 16.1
13,249,299
Mobile
in 1954.
Outside of this city there was
decrease of 16.7%.
a
We
a
gain of 8.0%, the bank clear¬
group
the cities according to the
located and from this
the New York Reserve District (including this
note that in
we
city) the totals record
a
loss of 16.0%,
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register a gain of 4.6% and
in the Phila¬
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
delphia Reserve District of 3.6%.
+
5.0
597,940
430,466
+
8.5
151.308,616
148,216,754.
1,097,349,573
Orleans
(10 cities).,
1,008,267,285
+
8.8
912,684,676
897,385,C83
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
District—Chicago2,632,503
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort
!
Bouth
larger by 15.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 8.4% and in the Atlanta Re¬
District by
8.8%.
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an improvement of
9.6%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 3.6%
4.5%
Dallas Reserve District of
in the
and the Minneapolis Reserve District
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an
of 10.6%.
in
and
the
increase of 3.4%,
San Francisco Reserve District
In the
following
we
furnish
SUMMARY OF BANK
$
Dec. %
1952
4.994.119
34,798,191
5.4
15,614,517
14,499.151
1,636,120
+
7.9
983,459,897
+
5,513,393
16,038,087
15,201,164
14,439,289
9,404,191
6,584,091
5,897,936
+ 11.6
5,452,275
5,072,067
1,463,324,406
1,335,260,987
9.6
1,350,933,090
1,232,908,658
0.1
_T_
4.6
698,481,025
—16.0
9,113,489,450
9,072,766,305
165,099,146
107,558,537
3.3
2,403,063
3.6
1,153,075,393
1,171,673,206
2,bl*,6o8
660,442,537
637,648,220
+
3.6
647,115,396
625,072,571
+15.5
1,245,447,368
1,112,422,198
8.4
647,619,388
610,421,991
eth Atlanta
10
"
1,097,349,573
1,008,267,285
+
8.8
912,684,676
897,385,085
7th
Chicago
17
"
1,463.324,406
1,335,260,987
+
9.6
.1,350.933,090
1,232,908,658
8th
St
Louis
4
"
660.442,537
637,648.220
+
3.6
647,115,396
625,072,571
Minneapolis
7
"
589,470,710
533,073.119
+10.6
498,262,522
469,888,312
North
9
"
691,767,249
668,711.061
+
3.4
616,414,499
650,748,484
Bouth
6
M
510.086,146
488.244,257
+
4.5
458,709.243
444,631,536
+
+
1,212,242,322
1,084,868,205
+11.7
1,027,763,665
21,434,068,552
—
5.2
18,369,995,715
add
our
now
10,002,815,888
+
8.0
9,726,954,635
Cities)
(4
ended
July
'
!
1955
Ending
1954
$
$
!
July
332,040,501
333,320,+Co
8.8
126,540,927
97,437,0"*3
+
18.5
+
8,305,720
8,437,142
7.8
5,225,722
4,960,9+7
9.7
5,328,102
5,014,^9
3.7
11,858,990
13,108,423
+10.6
438,262,522
469,888,312
10.528.234
Helena
*
+
13,685,220
—
589.470,710
Montana—Billings
6,023,611
13,183,870
-
5,263,232
6,607,047
Dakota—Aberdeen
8,883,909
4,853,932
Dakota—Fargo
4.0
533,073,119
—
(7 cities)
950,715
1,066,973
866,934
+37.7
839,570
994,463
—15.6
918,117
953,105
10,881,971
10,549,253
+
3.1
Omaha
16
1953
Inc. or
Dec. %
X
1952
s
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
156,817,421
165,306,166
—
5.1
9,763,898
156,901,662
9.512.8JJ
166.980,665
—15.3
4 20.8
+ 6.7
+ 4.8
+38.6
23,497,389
23,410,962
395,205,885
11,505,098
4,411,397
415.718.3o913,613,682
3.681,921
3,633,364
3,401,7o4
3.4
616,414,499
650,748,484
12,612,757
408,822,037
37,111,799
7,308,000
7,098,521
0.1
4.0
+10.6
— 5.1
— 0.3
10,342,922
387,906,530
34.215.766
6,976,000
6,354,968
9,347,769
374.529,724
35,483.882
6.47tt,000
6,260,035
17,174,073
15,291,143
+17.5
12,913,057
12,527,126
510,086,146
488,244,257
4.5
458,709,243
444,631,536
1,193.971
Nebraska—Fremont
7,677,546
6,415,137
620,595,902
597.209,005
3,706,092
2.515,372
+11.8
2,229,801
31.338,506
25.946,853
455,801,017
14,626,672
8,318,381
427,341,782
13,950,522
6,144,800
Wichita
City
Joseph
,
Colorado—Colorado Springs
5,885,919
5.089,512
3.9
568,287,176
543,000,751
3,266,310
3,738,785
(a)
Pueblo
+19.7
13,871,503
11,749,740
Kansas—Topeka
Missouri—Kansas
St.
2,465,378
2,756,362
Portland
+ 12.0
+
8,794,238
Lincoln
Week
Massachusetts—Boston
7,609.842
356,631,329
133,791.580
9,143,064
Minneapolis
St. Paul_
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
16 for four years:
Maine—Bangor
8,962,560
399,527,709
145,626,854
Minnesota—Duluth
9,210,946,839
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
Clearings at—
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
Hastings
week
378,000,000
17,943,049,989
10,800,848,037
city
378.100,000
Louis
995,406,435
20,321,809,458
Total
Total
York
+
+
641,655.552
New
9,989,553
2,845,478
1,207,405.880
"
14,280,722
8,633,478
349,800,000
695,769,036
10
15,570,566
176,842,360
1,394,640,237
110 Cities
5.5
+ 53.5
+
116,469,973
"
Francisco
4,532,943
351,400,000
"
Total __L
917,026,134.
6,060,927
4.1
«
11th Dallas
1,859,131
1,014,980,915
+ 12.9
7
City
(17 cities)
1,526,824
7.8
+14.4
+
1.209,061,954
We
5,071,049
39,023,323
+
137,103,188
1,253,155,507
outside
+ 17.1
+ 24.3
14,951,887
119,699,554
"
12th San
5,652,252
38,472,605
124,545,515
2,940,648
11
Kansas
8,918,617
154,856,374
Srd Philadelphia
6th
103,920,833'
10,481,073
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
i
723,709,685
10th
3.886.118
108,549,926
6,309,720
Missouri—St.
11,896,162,347
'
4,435,748
114,604,388
Kentucky—Louisville
659,725,208
+
11.9
+ 15.4
+11.3
$
757,225,394
Richmond
+
4,347,614
1,765,252
1,059,880,312
Rockford
9.996,336,341
6th
9,163,723
6,618,458
Peoria
"
<th Cleveland
7,360.797
15,751,246
Decatur
11
_12 cities
Boston
8,49,.602
79,228,030
2.7
47,822,134
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
2nd New York
1st
9,802,792
77,816,000
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1953
Inc. or
$
$
Week Ending July 16—
+ 12.6
9,355,870
87,946,000
127,581,071
Moines
Sioux
Total
CLEARINGS
1954
1955
12,507,786
9,800,825
5,016,472
_»
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
1,536,927
16,198,149
+ 95.6
10,252,108
Bend
Springfield
of 11.7%.
1,914,703
+ 25.4
10,449,086
10,533,941
—
Haute
Des
+ 19.7
17,005,781
90,339,000
Wayne
Indianapolis
Terre
2,199,080
21,320,168
20,440,554
Arbor
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
serve
8,883,398
567,688
159,773,400
clearings for
decrease of 5.2%, the aggregate
Districts in which they are
Reserve
10,269,056
596,218
173,426,792
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
5,216,775
having amounted to $20,321,809,453 against $21,434,068,552 in the
ings at this center showing
Federal
23,239,237
+
+ 14.4
Augusta
Total
the whole country
28,512,832
106,093,977
327,500,000
Macon
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
—15.3
123,952,283
374,700,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
ends Saturday, and
27,396,306
23,201,287
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
9,626,974
12,408,214
2,427,113
—
3,180.353
+16.5
1,618,815
1,272,289
+27.2
1,176,119
1,430,480
4,148,118
3,555,338
+1G.7
3,660,241
2,621,734
Springfield
14,119,740
13.017,565
+
8.5
12,304,257
11,412,734
Worcester
10.104,685
9.880.999
+
2.3
11,624,941
8,960,104
39,513,887
3 9.002,272
+
1.3
37,961,502
32,125,429
22,236,270
17,495,564
+27.1
15,716,704
14.465,927
28,133,000
27,679.300
+
1.6
33,439,600
2,536.485
+
3.1
2,642,884
1,969,623
757,225,394
723,709,685
+
4.6
698,481,025
659,725,208
668,711,061
691,767,249
cities)
(9
+
33.992,000
2,614,977
Total
Fall
River
Lowell
New
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
_
Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
Cities)
»
/
York—Albany
Blnghamton
New
108,923,658
4,044,652
123.874,406
2,907,633
Jamestown
Worth
2.912,913
3.165,897
9,520,961,421
Rochester
—14.4
123,883.222
24,148,219
—
1.8
4,490,125
3,898,247
+
6.2
126.951,654
119,749,642
—
0.2
2,958,059
2,137,912
2.744,3-33
.
+15.4
2,138,496
2,138,817
11,431,252,664
—16.7
8,643,041,080
8,732,103,150
4.6
31,440,172
6.936,000
I
7,079.93 5
Total
(6
Cities)
+
+
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
181.393,917
175,157.114
+ 3.5
172.9«,009
6,621,855
207.445,451 '
uta&ait
+ 8.8
+ 12.6
4,826,949
185,185,345
70,453.299
95,465:179
23,802.682
20.151.602
626,213,263
I
6.086,843
184,257,187
80,773.805
27.263.777
—
'
Oregon—Portland
17,676,807
558,410,573
176,132.020
4,b03,Bou
175,434,660
75.992.8bo
stodftoni&i™
6,881,553
+is.2
+ 14.5
+ 14.0
+12.1
+30.1
+15.4
n^os
+15.5
11.145.199
n.662,130
1,212,242,322
1,084,868,205
+11.7
1,027,763,665
995,406,435
cities)
20,321,809,458
21,434.068.552
—
5.2
18,369.995.715
17,943,049,989
Outside New York City.
10,800,848,037
10,002,815,888
+
8.0
9,726,954,635
9,210,946,859
Lake
California-Long
Beach
Pasadena
San
Francis^
San
Jose
1"""
26 771 186
7.938,413
20,584.832
22,592,512
16,478,490
515.100,404
17,718,775
5,319,683
22,4.8 1.0
lo,710.b/7
48+814.696
17.746.19+
5.82o.l58
26,106,397
37,310,331
Syracuse
I
Louisiana—Shreveport
Santa
York
"
Falls
Galveston
Yakima
93,220,144
3,971,901
Elmlra
Fort
Washington-Seattle
131,594,093
Buffalo
12,615,107
425,238,296
41,042,735
Dallas
Wichita
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
35,686,0 41
+
23,895,365
19,374,233
+23.3
22,153,201
19,346.010
Connecticut—Stamford
26,397,893
26,002,822
+
1.5
23,245,837
20,336,443
New
71,256,616
67,220,581
+
6.0
63,627,709
Barbara
Total
(10 cities)
56,323,010
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
Total
(11
cities)
81,655.047
9,996,336,341
^74,126,039
+10.2
69,559,895
11,896,162,347
—16.0
9,113,489,450
f
/
/
66,478,453
9,072,766,305
Grand
total
(110
(a) Clearings
operations discontinued.
■
48
(356)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies
DIVIDENDS
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bahk
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
the
on
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
JULY
FEDERAL
15
TO
RESERVE
JULY
BANK
1955,
21,
ACT
OF
Company
Delaware Fund
1930
Power
Dennison
Mfg.,
&
Country
Monetary
div.)
Light
class
debenture
Denver
Union
S^are
■
(stock
Delaware
INCLUSIVE
A
stock
iquar.)
8-
37 >/2C
Yard
Detroit
July 15
Argentina
Basic
.200000"
.200000*
peso—
Preferential
Thursday
July 211
July 20
July 19
$
$
$
__
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
July 18
series
A
•
Free
Australia,
pound™.--—-Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc—
.133333"
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0717487*
.0717487*
.0717487*
2.217795
—.
_______
—-—
2.218210
.0385802*
.0198583
.325350
.325300
.325300
1.016093
1.015937
1.016354
Divco
.208350
.208350
.00435401"
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
'
.00285625
.00285625
.208350
.208350
.00285625
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark..—
.237297*
.237337*
.237337*
.237317*
.208350
.208350
.208350
.208350
2.783437
2.783958
of,
Ireland, pound
rupee———
———
Mexico, peso.
—
Union
of
franc—
South
——
2.756291
2.756497
2.756188
2.756188
.140080*
,490766*
*0349999
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
.233325
.233300
2.773349
2.784151
2.783750
2.783697
Inc.
(quar.)__
Ltd.
July 20,
G-old
certificates
July 13,
1955
1955
July 21,
1954
20,161,101
Redemption fund
for
F.
R
2,997
230,999
836,973
2,000
Total gold certificate
reserves—
&
246,852
July 13,
49,830
1955
348,805
29,920
66,624
476,807
379
.__
advances
Industrial loans
17,490
570,119
.
Discounts and
67
671
—
Acceptances—Bought outright
12,389
3,033
Assets—
Loans
Loans
adjusted*
Commercial, industrial,
12,389
U. 8. Government
securities:
Loans
Bills
1,222,200
Certificates
8,273,775
Notes
Total
Total
S. Govt,
loans
Due from
securities—
and
securities—
foreign banks
Uncollected
cash
premises
&
770,875
Linoleum
Coal.
—
24,526,449
770,875
63,524
+
—
282,350
22
78,534
+
57,715
160,483
accts.
Treasurer—general
18,809,901
acct.
564,133
Foreign
439,074
Other
!
414,923
Total deposits
Deferred availability cash items.
Other liabilities and
accrued divs.
+
789~097
+
418
+
3.951
+
6,475
+
43,897
+ 187,875
+
327,653
liabilities
92,557
+
315,631
+
53,182
+
226,588
28,253
9,743
—
20,228,031
3,658,164
+
+
19,446
289,473
14,596
—
14,399
+
599
49,790,096
:
330,694
189,874
+
182,919
+
—
+
12,633
479,682
458,211
Ratio
to
liab.
of
gold
296,029
Co..
capital
certificate
and
F.
R,
188,247
accts.
50,962,816
ances
Reserves
with
Cash
vault.
in
Balances
with
iquar.)
purchased
loan
22,692
4,803
+ 187,875
on
45.5%
24,882
+
327,653
for
.2%
.4%
accept¬
foreign
23,749
commitments
—
3,503
+
,1,984
14,643
65
1,071
Condition Statement of Member
Banks
The condition
statement of weekly
reporting member
banks of the Federal
Reserve System in
leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the
week
ended July 13: An
increase of $777 million
in demand
deposits
adjusted and a decrease
of
United States
Government deposits.
Commercial,
industrial,
all districts and
$458
million
in
agricultural loans in¬
total of $139
million at all
reporting member banks; the
principal
increases were
$25 million in the St.
Louis
District, $18 million in the
New York
District, $16 million each in
Chicago and in
the Kansas
City District, and $14 million in
the Dallas
District.
Changes according to
industry appear in an¬
other press release.
Real estate loans
increased $30 mil¬
lion and "other"
loans .increased
$33 million.
Holdings of United States
Government securities de¬
creased $134
million, with all categories
showing de¬
creases.
Holdings of "other" securities
decreased $62
million in New York
City and a total of $117 million at
all
reporting member banks.
Demand
deposits
New York
City,
adjusted increased $200 million
$97 million in the Cleveland
199
+
94
domestic
2,599
+
17
banks—
demand
Domestic
+
21,563
—
banks
Federal
1,475
—
others
*
Exclusive
Reserve
loans
to
loan
banks
items
and
after
shown
are
34
+
Sullivan
+
496
372
and
+
625
National
Mfg.
Fonda,
4%
D.)
2nd
1st
preferred
Johnstown
1st
Indian
Head
Mills,
District,
Co.,
Gloversville
&
Fanner
stock
com.
Inc.
Aug 22
preferred
PARTIAL
Inc.,
s.
4%%
f.
1st mtge.
1975_.
bonds due
&
Brown
&
Duriron
Frito
&
Ohio
1962
stock
Co.,
13
42626
53
1
1995_.
preferred
Corp., Ltd.,
stock
2
»
37/a%
1st
8
111
1
42582
42695
..July 27
preference
stock
53
Co.—
Co.—
gold bonds due
1960
8-31
7-13
9-
50c
5c
Sterling.
Class
B
8-
1
7-20
8-31
9-
12
20%
1
8-
i
11-1«
8-15
12-23
♦Announcement
in
this
issue,
tin
Volume
181.
53
1
1
8-
I
15c
8-26
8-15
8-26
8-15
,
(quar.)
68 %c
(quar.)—_
8-26
435c
20c
:
(quar.)_____
•
8-15
1
7-15
9-
9
8-30
1
9-24
7-30
2%
7-
a
9-16
8-26
12-16
40c
<*
7-15
8-
75C
—,
7-15
10-
.
50c
11-25
'
(quar.)
of Maryland—
$1.50
1
7-16
90c
7-30
7-14
$25
8-31
8-24
55c
9-15
60c
8-
I
7-
$1.75
8-
1
7-15
(quar.).:—
30c
9-
1
8-20
9-
1
(quar.)__
62 %c
10-
1
9-17
7-27
7-13
Field
(s-a)
&
8-
Co.
——
-
Philadelphia (quar.)
Bank.(N. Y.)—
8-19
8
-
Corp.,
prior
5%
Ltd.
pfd.
<quar.)_—;
Fair Stores
Food
30c
8-20
Machinery & Chemical—
Bros.
Forbes
Gear
&
Wallace,
Machine,
Dairies,
Class
com.
quar.U_
preferred (quar.)
p(referred (quar.)—
preferred
Franklin Life
Fraser
Cos.,
Friedman
Ld.
(L.)
7-15
9-
8-24
25c
10-
9-16
9-16
$1
10-
10-
$2.75
:
9-
50%
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Realty
7-15
8-
9-16
Co.—
(s-a)
Corp.
8-
25c
56 Vtc
Insurance (stock div.)
Stores
32 %c
(quar.)_.
4%%
5V2%
7-15
$0.215625
com.
(quar.)_!___
(increased
Fort Wayne & Jackson RR.
7-15
8-
3%,
(quar.(
B
8-25
93 %c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
&
Foremost
4%
(stock dividend)
preferred
—
425c
2
Froedtert
Corp.
(quar.(__
(quar.)
8-19
8-16
8-
7-23
7-18
7-35
10c
8-15
10c
Sep
8-
12-14
8-
20c
(resumed)—
'
1
7-15
7-13
8c
——;
''
7-
1
-7-28
3%
—
+
8-12
t
7-27
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp.
7-20
15c
pfd. (quav.)_
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd., class A
Fluor
7-20
1
9-12
tl 25
7%
Flagg-Utica
8-5
8-
15c
1
8-10
-
30c
Firth
Franklin
mtge. bonds due 1983
30-year 5%
42692
Sep 30
Aug
4%
42690
July 31
15-year 5% conv. subordinated debentures
due^,1967__Aug
Keyes Fibre Co., class A stock
:
Washington Water Power
1
July 29
Sep 30
-
preferred stock
convertible
Dec
15c
25c
Marshall
see
City
5%%
due
,7-20
(quar.)
pref.
(Boston)
of
National
Foote
Date
J,
8-15
1
—
—
6-30
1
8-
.—
(Marshall)
Associates
7-30
9-
—
(quar.)—
quar
Association
tlOc
15c
dividend)—
(quar.)
preferred
7-18
12'/2c
—
k Deposit Co.
3% %
CALLED
General Acceptance
Corp.—
Moore
13
1
July 25
RR.—
5%
Fire
■
9-20
7-30
$1.25
$1.40
7-16
1
87»/2C
Products; Inc.-
prior
6-30
7-33
10-
—
j.—
Food
ISSUE
mtge. bonds, series C &
Bigelow preferred stock
Inc.,
5
Aug
10
July 27
pfd.
1982
gen.
Co.,
1
Aug
debentures due
Company and Issue—
Ref.
Field
Aug
convertible
ENTIRE
Baltimore
Fibreboard
7-25
-
8-15
8-15
•
25c
(quar.)
i stock
dividend)—
dividend
1
62'/2c
gtd.
preferred
Federated Department Stores—
Corp.
9-
(quar.)_
Co.
1
1
2c
—
pfd.
9-
7-15
9-
——
Paper Board,
Cash
7-18
(quar.)
(quar.)™..--
_
Ltd.,
1
60c
(quar.)—
Insurance
8-
$3.50
(quar.)
Co.——--———
Grain,
7-15
62 Vac
$1.18%
—
preferred A (quar.l5Vi% preferred 1953 series
Federal
7-15
1
$1.25
1
(quar.)
5%
Federal
1
8-
8-15
(reduced)——
(quar.)
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common
Federal
8-
"
7-15
9-22
series A
conv.
First
Washington Water Power Co.—
3'/2%
Co.
1
25c
(quar.)——
dividend
Bros.
Increased
Page
6%
8
8-
25c
(quar.)„
:
(quar.)
(stock
7-
8- 5
8-26
-
—
•_
Fate-Root-Heath
Fifty
sinking fund debentures due 1983
Lines,
1
Date
Seabrook Farms Co. 33A%
Co..
Mfg.
Farmer
Fidelity
REDEMPTION
Kings County Lighting Co.—
3 '/a %
1st mortgage bonds due
Philips Petroleum Co.—
Air
209
8
Aug
stock
Company and Issue—
United
'
6%
Aug
.
pfd.
com.
7-8
.«
"
9-15
V
——
pfd.
Brewing
Increased
RR.—
bonds—
mortgage
5%
Corp.,
8-15
—
2:
Co.
7-15
25c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)—
preferred series A
Fairbanks
Page
Co.
Electric,
Bearing
1
7-15
,
$1.12 Vz
—
Pitsburgh RR, Co., 7%
Ferro
Western Union Telegraph
in
15
1
8-
16c
.—
(quar.)
$5
8-
55c
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred. (quar.)_
preferred <quar.)_
Railroad,
1
$1.50
:—::—
Amer.
common
&
8-
9-18
1
50c
& Heating
Falstaff
Date
Manufacturing
of
Petroleum
conv.
8-
$1.75
—
Abrasives
Watch
preferred
9-lfl
10-11
12V2c
—
(quar.)
District
7-15
1
(Md.)—
Corp.
Co.
8-15
10-
10c
—
(increased)
(quar.)______
Nut
7-29
7%C
Utilities Association
preferred
Fafnir
TENDER
__
(accum.)
$2
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."
(J.
Corp.
Erie Forge & Steel
re-
bonds, notes,
redemption,
20c
:—
(accum.)_-
5%
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
B
Equity Corp.,
72/
called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
Adams
7-20
25c
Products Ltd.
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c pfd.
60c
preferred (quar.)
215
those
OF
8-15
435c
(quar.)—
com.
A
Stock
common
8 *
6-30
'
(quar.)
preferred
Enamel
Notices
preferred
8
7-
7-29
tl4c
Employers' Group Associates (quar.)—
Emporium Capwell Co., 7% preferred (s-a)™
Fmsco Mfg. Co.___
—1——
gross.
list of corporate
stock
called for
7-
7-25
flOc
and $2 par) (quar.)
par
Industries,
conv.
pfd.
States
Empire
294
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
a
no
preferred
6%
be found
7-20
37Vic
Ltd. (increased)
Association—
preferred
Erie
Below will
7-35
Ltd
Mines,
Racing
Emhart
2,461
valuation
7-23
7-30
Elgin
146
+
of
10c
$1.12Vi
8-15
5%
25
+
deduction
8
from
redemption on July 29 at $27.70
share plus this dividend i_
i
315
1491
—
334
839
of
individual
serves;
Banks
8-
for
Refractories &
Borrowings—
From
~9-
1
7-22
Stop
*—
8
8-19
Elastic
72
+
8-
10-21
Electro
deposits—
10,934
1
9-
3
Co.—
Corp., Ltd.
Ekco
Products, com.
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar;)—
418
—
9-
1
450
458
710-
50C
7c
.811-
10-
15c
.
and
&
(quar.).
446
44
—
2,582
income
Securities,
+
777
7
tlOc
-
proiits)
Nemours
+
+
8-17
9
4%%
56,113
banks
Foreign
de
,
—
7-
9-15
9-
Empire
deposits adjusted
Time deposits except U. S Government
U. S. Government deposits
from
security
'
—
7-28
25c
——:
Ecuadorian
Liabilities—
3.70%
and
a
+
i
NOTICE
creased in
13,605
Banks
35,888
+
55
f25c
'
11-
Eastern
+ 2,205
36
6
25c
$6
—2,020
33
1,020
Reserve
including
correspondents
Industrial
Fed.
20
117
8-15
(quar.)
$7
293,955
lia¬
——
liability
153
reserves
note
—1,653
+
8-31
Ltd.—
Bradstreet, Inc.
5V2%
—
7-
f 62Vic
Ltd.
7-29
-—15c
A
&
Eastern
—'
7-15
J40c
7-15
308
1,085
—
7-15 '
Ltd
10-15
$1
+ 1,362
—1,886
■
1
1
1
1,225
8,663
-
banks—
27,543
bilities combined
Contingent
21,215
securities
to
—
88-
1
+
45
—
7-29
tlOc
f37Vic
10c
Canada
Erie
+
6oo,901
accounts.
and
deposit
709
8,870
8-17
9-16
8-25
2
Eastern
205
—
Capital Accounts—
capital
indebtedness-
bonds
Other
From
Capital paid in
buipius voce nun I >
Surplus (Section 13b)__
Total
S.
of
notes
8-31
9-30
,
8-
+
33
—
25c
25c
UOc
8-
Class
376
+
134
—
7-15
11-
30
—
869
7-23
15c
per
26
+
31,663
25c
20c
4
9,185
certificates
of
Eastern
-
1
6-30
—
(3c
I.i
Common (both
securities—total-
bills
1
8-
7-29
$1.50
Dun
+ 1,818
loans.—
Treasury
Loans
4,643,523
25,889,502
bank—reserve
Pont
East
Demand
notes
du
5,012
139
+
9-14
8-
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
called
+
1,199
9-20
8-15
Dupuis Freres. Ltd., class A (initial)
Ducommun Metals & Supply Co. (quar.)—_
Dulany (J. H.) 6% pfd. A (quar.)
Duncan Coffee Co., class A
(quar.).__i_^
agricul¬
7,923
8-15
25c
Inc., common.—_—
(E.
$4.50
for pur¬
loans
8-15
8-31
12'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
realized
$3.50
purchasing or carry¬
Governemcnt
Interbank
Member
Other
S.
U.
50,962,816
Deposits:
Total
U.
Treas.
23,943,562
—-
Federal Reserve
S.
estate
Oliver,
3,576
+
2,647
8
8-31
37'/2c
____
(quar.)
+
169
securities-
7-
(quar.)
■
+————
assets
—
Liabilities-
U.
Real
&
preference
82
—
7-25
1
(quar.)_—^50c
Dupuis Freres, Ltd., 4.80% pfd. (quar.)
430c
Duriron
Co.,
5%
preferred
(entire
issue
+
securities
ing
290,800
&
carrying
or
Other loans for
Treasury
.il—
assets
Total
—
23,943,562
—
items
chasing
1,673,984
Other
bought outright
Total U.
770,875
—1,383,184
2,801,750
Held under
repurchase agreem't
Other
+
11,645,837
Bonds
Bank
—
brokers
2
8-
—
Ltd.
net
1954
23,465
and
dealers,
loans
to
8-
2c
Cnemical, Ltd.—
du Pont
July 14,
1955
43,687
—
tural
Bought outright—
July 6,
84,013
7-15
*17tec
Stores
Dreyfus Fund
(In millions of dollars)
investments
and
7-13
1
in¬
(quar.)
Steel
Preferred
Increase (+) or
4,997
7-27
8-
'
—
Tar
Dorr
Decrease (—) Since
16,437
$2
—
Investments,
preferred
$1
ber banks follows:
20,998,074
11-20
?37'/2c
net
(quar.)__——
Common
$58 million in Chicago and a total of $149 million at all
reporting member banks. Borrowings from others in¬
creased $72 million, of which $58 million was in Chicago.
Loans to banks increased $55 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
227,745
F. R. notes of other banks
Other cash
8
8-20
$1
(quar.)__
—
Common
$79 million each in the Richmond and Chicago Districts,
$78 million in the Dallas District, and $77 million in the
Atlanta District.
Time deposits decreased $44 million.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
15,853
notes
7-
$1
(quar.)
pref.
Dominion Oilcloth
Dominion
Assets—
8
1
35c
Dominion
Decrease (—) Since
7-
8-
loc
from
Dominion
Increase (+ ) or
1
—
(quar.)—:
conv.
5%
(In thousands of dollars)
7-21
8-
37Vic
—______
Mines.
2nd
Nominal.
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
7-21
40c
(quar.)
—
Dominion-Scottish
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
9-19
———
2.773349
2.783883
1
8-15
:—
—
.233300
2.773661
7-
b-15
quar.)
income)
Manufacturing
Dome
.193330*
2.773453
1
9-26
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)—.
Monthly
w
Monthly
Dominion Bridge Co. (quar.)——
Dominion Fabrics, Ltd., common
(quar.)—
,,140080*
,233325
8-
25c
Extra
.140080*
2.783343
—
pound
United Kingdom, pound sterling
*
.261737
.140080*
6c
25c
(initial
(quar.
Shares
(quarterly
Houses,
Dodge
.0800560
.261700
2.772934
—
Africa,
.0800560
.261700
.140080*
8-15
—
.0800560
.261700
.193330
—
Dobbs
2.783645
.0800560
2.755775
———
1
25c
;
Extra
.0800560
Norway, krone__;
Philippine Islands, peso——
Portugal, escudo——
Sweden, krona
Switzerland,
2.783750
2.784166
Site
Dodge & Cox Fund
.261700
—_——
Netherlands, guilder——
New Zealand, pound—
8
9-
25c
(quar.)—
Corp.
vestment
.208350
Dominion
industrial
Dividend
.237317*
India,
.00285C25
8-
7-11
.__
A
Discount Corp. of N. Y._
Disher Steel Construction
Co., Ltd.—
$1.50 conv., class A
pref. (quar.)_
.0198400
.325250
___________
France
.0198446
.0198526
.0198531
3
7-25
Quarterly
.0385802*
1.015669
__
8
9-
25c
(quar.)
Dickinson
2.218127
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar—
.325250
Canada, dollar
———I—
1.015223
Ceylon, rupee—
——.208350
Finland, markka.
.00435401 *
2.218127
2.218376
B
Diamond Match Co., new com.
SI.50 preferred
(quar.)
.133333*
.0717487*
8-
Bridge—
on a
quarterly basis
Giorgio Fruit Corp., clajs
Class
.200000*
.0717487"
________—________
5
3
$1
(quar.)
7-
S-
Now
Di
$
.200000*
.200000*
International
7-21
7-30
$2
quar.)__
(quar.)
Friday
,
8
55c
—
(increased
(quar.)
Stock
Holdera
Payable o/ Rec.
JC0%
Deposited insurance Shares,
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
'
When
Per
Name of
■J...
TARIFF
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
(Continued from page 14)
different
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Monday, July 25, 1955
11-15
25c
7-29
4
6-30
•
8-
1
11-
1
7-15
-
Volume 182
Number 5449... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Company
Fruehauf Trailer,
Share
(quar.).,
common
Stock
dividend
on
common
Stock
dividend
on
common
4%
preferred
Fulton
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)—
Co.,
convertible
Gale
Company,
&
$1.50
$6
5%
preferred
preferred
A
common
5% preferred
Gardner-Denver
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
$8
Co.,
preferred
General
General
common
8%
furred
pn
General
$6
Fublic
Special;
General
$3.50
5%
(quar.)
A
—
_____—_
(quar.)
—
8-
7-20
Idaho
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
7-30
7-15
7-30
7-15
4.20%
9-
'
8-12
4.70%
1
8-
2
8-
Illinois
1
7-15
1
10-
7-
8
Indiana
8-15
7-15
4.80%
1
7-
$1.25
8-
1
7-11
933/4C
8-
1
7-11
8-
8-
1
6-30
securities
8-
1
6-30
Interchemical
7c
8-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Telephone Co. o? California—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
$2
preferred
7-15
7-30
7-15
8-15
7-15
8-
1
7-
7%
preferred
$2.20
of
the
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
common
4'A%
(P. H.)
8-
55c
(quar.)
8-
1
7-
8-
1
8-
1
7-20
25c
7-25
77-
(reduced)
115c
7-28
*
56'Ac
8-
preferred (1955 series) (quar.)
$ ).578125
Republic Insur. Co. of Amer. (s-a)
45c
Co., 7% preferred (quar.)—
$1.75
Goodall Rubber Co. (quar.)
15c
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)___
50c
Goodyear Tire & Ruboer (Canada), Ltd.—
4%
pref. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries,
National
(W.
Class
Class
6%
R.)
A
A
(N.
Y.)
—
(s-a)_
8-
1
7-15
1
7-21
1
9-20
_
(quar.)
8-15
8-
9-
7-20
Union
Co.,
Gravson-Robinson
Great
Southern
;
7-31
7-
Great
Class
Green
sale
Guardian
(From
of
6%
Mobile
A
(quar.)
—_—
(28c
from
net
Mines.
Bros.
gains
Inc.
Inc.—
»
■
8-2P
12-12
8-
Hammond
Hanna
(quar.)
—
5% %
—
5%
—
(J.
Hat
F.)
A
5%%
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
4%
8-
1
Jewel Tea
9-
1
Johnson
12-10
12-
1
Johnston
8-15
/
Kaiser
7-30
8-15
7^30
Powder
—-
7-15
5%
1
pfd. (quar.)
$1.15
7-29
—
7-26
7-15
4%
9-
1
(stock
11-23
J40c
3-
1
9-
1
8-
8-15
8-
75c
8-15
1
pfd.
A
8-
45c
8-
&
Class
4'/2%
4
9-28
9-
5%
&
Inc.
(Joseph)
Hotel
Barbizon.
Hotel
Syracuse,
Inc.
8-15
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
8-15
5%
9-
A
1
1
8-15
Mallory
7-20
4'/2%
20c
8-
1
7-15
Manhattan
50c
10-
1
9-15
Marshall
7-22
Martin
9-15
4-2-56
20c
8-
.__
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
preferred
$1
preferred
(quar.)
8-
8-
1
7-25
11-
1
10-10
9-10
8-24
15c
7-29
7-15
Chemical—
McCall
Corp.
McCormick
18%c
8-31
8-15
issue
50c
(quar.)
8-13,
8-15
8-
7-15
115c
8-
7-15
115c
8-
7-15
30c
8-
7-
$2
8-
7-
8
150c
9-
8-
2
50c
8-
7-20
25c
9-10
95c
9-
.
9-
1
(quar.)
—
5%
&
Co.
(quar.)__—
Melville
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
8-15
9-
1
8-15
Metal
9-
1
8-15
Meyercord Co.
Michigan Central RR. (s-a)
Michigan Gas & Electric. 4.40% pfd.
Michigan Seamless Tube (quar.)
Textile
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
87%c
1-3-50
12-15
Miller
31'Ac
10-15
9-30
Milton
9-15
Inc.,
$1.25
conv.
pfd.
(quar.)—
Kerr-Add'snn Gold Mines, Ltd. (interim)
8-10
Keyes Fibre Co.,
27'/2c
Kennedy's
7-22
$3 class
1
5
9-13
9-
9-
1
1
common
(entire
,_
issue
at
Aug. 1
dividend)
called
$55
lor
share
per
7-20
Keystone
Income
"K-l"
and
(44c
38c
Preferred
from
net
Stock
investment
net realized gains)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)_
8-16
7-22
Kleinert
8-
7-15
(I.
Knudsen
8-
1
7-20
Kresge
56'AC
8-
1
7-15
Kress
Kroger
7-
6-28
7-15
8-1
7-20
B.)
Rubber
(quar.)
8-
Stores
(S.
(S.
H.)
Co.
&
Co.,
(quar.)—
(quar.)___
common
5%
1
82c
8-15
$2.50
12-30
7-31
Missouri
9-12
8-25
15c
8-25
8-15
Missouri
Natural
Gas
7-31
7-15
Missouri
Utilities
Co.,
9-12
8-16
5%
9-
1
8-15
preferred
1
8-
1
9-15
4.40%
preferred
8-
1
7-15
4.80%
preferred
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
11-
1
10-15
4.50%
preferred
7-11
Kroehler
7-11
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
4%%
preferred
(ouar.)
8-15
8-
Mfg. Co.—
Kuhlman
1
Monsanto
_
Electric,
5'/2%
La
Crosse
Lii
Salle
preferred
(quar.)—
Telephone
1
7-15
7-25
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
Lafayette National
8-
1
7-15
Lake
Extension
12-22
8-
(quar.)
20c
University
1
7-25
8-15
10c
8-1
7-30
7-13
10c
Bank
(Brooklyn)
Woods Milling, Ltd.—
the
(s-a)__
10-10
B-28
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
of
9-22
12-30
133Ac
1-10-50
12-28
8-15
7-29
$1.25
'
7%
9-15
9-15
9-
12-15
12-
preferred
Lakeside
3
5
11.16
preferred
Lambert
50c
8-
1
7-
30c
9-12
8-18
$1.12%
9-30
9-20
Landis
8-18
9-12
(quar.)—
(auar.i
$3
(quar.)
'quar.)
Corp.,
class
Machine
Co.
A
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
10-31
tl5c
9-30
8-15
9-30
8-15
12-31
11-15
12-31
8-1
l9"'*
7-lo
25c
8-15
8-
5
25c
11-15
11-
5
25c
(quar.)_
I
(stock
2-15-56
2-
4
Morrell
(John)
Plan
Morris
Co.
&
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)—
Mount
Diablo
Co.
(quar.)
Mount
1
1
8-1
7rlo
30c
8-
1
7-21
tl5c
7-29
7-15
National
130c
7-29
7-15
preferred
10c
8-
1
7-20
Lee
8-
1
7-15
Leece-Neville
9-12
8-12
$1
15c
9-30
12'Ac
9-15
12 %c
8-31
8-15
8-31
r
8-15
9-
1
8-22
7-15
(quar.)
50c
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.25
9-30
9-16
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
12-30
12-16
Royal Rice Mills,
Muskegon
Piston Ring
Biscuit,
common
15c
Rubber
Lees
(guar.)
&
(quar.)—
Co
(James)
&
Sons
7-20
7%
preferred (quar.)
National Chemical & Mfg.
7-29
7-15
National
7-25
7-
8
Co.—
3.85%
—
Corp., 4%%
preferred
—
96'Ac
8-
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros.,
Co.
Libby McNeil
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
7-1d
t$2
8-12
7-22
30c
8-19
8-
$1.12%
8-
Libby
(special)
7-26
7-11
5
Co.,
common
1
7-27
8-10
7-
0
$1.50
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
8-15
Class
National
10-
1
8-
1
99-
10-
1
10-
1
9-
10-
1
9-
7-29
7-
5c
56'Ac
$1
8-
1
7-
8-
1
7-
A
8-31
8-12
8-31
8-10
8-31
(stock
7-30
7-
8
15c
9-30
9-
9
56'Ac
58c
dividend)
1
7-20
9-15
8"15
5%
7-29
6-30
National
Steel
15c
8- 8
7-18
National
Theatres
1
7-15
7-15
35c
8-
1
7-22
9-
1
8-10
10-15
8-31
9-16
8-
9
8-
1
7-15
9-30
9-23
12-30
12-23
10c
8-
1
+5c
10-
1
9-
2
1-3-56
12-
2
t5c
pfd. series B
8-
1
2%
(quar.)
6%
8-
25c
10c
Lead Co.,
8-10
120c
75
Welding (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
115c
J
9-
20c
(quar.).
Electric
4()c
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-15
7-15
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Common
National
preferred
(quar.)_
Legare Co., Ltd., 6% preferred (accum.)
Lehigh Valley RR. Co. (quar.)
Lerner Stores
2
20c
Tire
8-
30c
Inc.
1
1
1
lc
Extra
8-
$1.20
888-
3c
9-
Lear,
$1.10
8-12
12%c
(quar.)
Corp. of America, com.
dividend
$2.25
7-29
7-29
8-19
t$1.75
tl5c
7-20
8-12
9-15
t$1.75
Bryant, 4y2% preferred (quar.)
56'Ac
Laura Secord Candy Shops. Ltd. iquar.)—$20c
1
1
125c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B
(quar.)
Laurentide
5
9-
t30c
7-15
8-
7-20
1
1
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-12
8-
8-31
89-
$1.05
——
7-11
$2
9-16
40C
(quar.)
1
60c
8-31
200%
dividend)
common
1
-
7-13
9 6'A
Co.,
1
B
1
$1.20
(quar.)
8-
Class
7-13
8-
9-16
$1.12%
(quar.)_
C
9-
A
7-15
1
125c
8-
class
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
25c
Ltd.,
8-
8
$1.25
30c
Acceptance,
7-15
ll'Ac
34c
$1.25
-1
Lane
1
70c
Ltd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Narrangansett Electric. 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)__
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
Narragansett Racing Assn
National
Automotive
Fibres
(quar.)
-
Quarterly
Quarterly
8-
$1.14
(quar.)
(quar.)—
participating preference
Corp. Ltd.—
7%
5c
(quar.)_—
7-20
$1.09
com.
B
Chemical
Power
Common
7-19
U5c
A
1
Moore
7-29
29c
_.
class
7-
8-
Moody's Investors Service—
29c
tl5c
Inc.,
(quar.)___
7-26
1
10c
—
preferred- (quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)
8-1
9-
*15c
(Alfred),
Lancaster
1
pfd.
9-16
8-
35c
$6
1
t$1.75
$1.16
1
8-10
60c
$3.85 pref. series C
Montana
4%
(quar.)_.
Laboratories,
10-
7-29
„
9-30
$112%
(quar.)
8-15
„
$1.12%
.
7-15
$1.25
—
<R.), Ltd., class A
Monongahela Power Co.—
9-
8-19
7-20
7-25
(quar,)
10-
7-30
7-15
1
15c
common™
Mitchell
8
8-
7-30
Class A
30c
45c
—
7-22
8-15
—
Pipe Line,
$1.75
1
8
7-15
3'/2c
Kansas
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
1
7-29
50c
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_,
5%
7-29
8-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)—L_
preferred
7-30
t$l
$1.10
25c
Maid
preferred
1st
B
<quar.)_
$25
—-
(quar.)
12'/2c
pfd.
Gas Co
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
2nd
6%
Class
(quar.)
7-20
Minneapolis
7%
1
7-15
—
8-22
1
Bradley Co., common
prior preferred (s-a)
75c
:_—
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.
4'A%
40c
60c
(quar.)
S.)
Rhoades,
20c
Creamery Co.,
1
(quar.)
1
8-
Corp. (quar.)-:
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Public Service—
Fund
1-20
7-30
8-31
7-22
1
income
from
10-20
8-
(quar.)
7-21
9-
8-19
Packaging Materials—
&
Minute
75c
1
7-25
9-28
9-
plus
2-l-c8
7-30
t20c
redemp¬
Keystone Custodian Funds
8-15
8-
A
on
1$2.50
,
1
;
preferred
A
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
Midwest
Class
—
9-
Y.)—
5% preferred (quar.)
Midwest
Piping Co.
(quar.)
7-15
(quar.)_
7-15
Semi-annual
9-9
1
_—
8-12
8-
15c
12'Ac
Corp., com.
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
& Mfgs; Insurance Co. (N.
Merchants
9-1
30c
8-12
9-
45c
$1.183A
Shoe
8-15
$1
8-12
9-
533Ac
1
»
6-27
9-
(quar.)
$1.05
,
8-
50c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
$1.12V2
—
8
30c
preferred
43A%
r-
•
preferred
Co..
2nd
8-15
1
8-15
McQuay-Norrls Mfg. (quar.)
Mead
Corp.,
common
(quar.)
4.30%
8-12
30c
—.
1
7-15
99-
(Arthur G.)
4'A%
at $52
7-
1
7-30
45c
—
preferred (s-a)_
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines Ltd. (quar.)
McKee
8-
8
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6-30
9-
McCabe Grain, Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
5c
7-
7-26
9-
Maytag
35c
7-28
(quarterly
85c
7-15
$3
7-25
7-15
933Ac
75c
7-11
Co.,
8
1
933Ac
9-15
8-
8-
7-31
$3
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
'
8%
7-
(quar.)__
1
B
common
1
(1947 "series)
preferred
preferred
8-15
93%c
(quar.)
Light,
$3.75
1
Class
Common (quar.)
5%
preference
(quar.)
5% preference A (quar.)
Door,
7-13
8-
56'Ac
$3
10-
Inc.—
&
8-12
7-30
(s-a)
10-
6-30
-
Huttig Sash
8-10
Trust
$1.25
6-30
Bay Mining & Smelting
9-15
8-25
50c
87V2c
1
—
9-30
8-25
50c
Zinc Co
May Department Stores, common
$3.40
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
Kellogg Co.,—
1
(s-a)—
62'/2c
100%
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.37%
3
8-17
25c
8-
9
this
10-
8-31
Matthiessen & Hegeler
9
1
12 %c
50c
(quar.)
8%
Investors
Massawlppi Valley Ry.
9-
9-
8-
8
7-31
L.)
8-25
9-
9-13
53 %C
6
7-
8-31
$1
income)
3-15
9-9
8-
(quar.)—
common
net
7-15
1
tion
1
7-
8-
130c
(quar.)
1
1
8-
com.
(Glenn
from
Co.
8-31
$1.25
1
30c
Y.),
&
Massachusetts
12-15
10-
8-25
683/4C
8-
75c
Refrigeration,
Field
1
7-29
10-
10-
9-10
11-
9-
1$1.25
(P. R.) & Co.—
convertible preferred
1-3-56
10c
10-
50c
50c
25c
$1.06'A
(quar.)—
preferred
30c
(N.
preference
7-29
$1.06"A
37 %C
preferred (quar.)
Houston Lighting & Power. $4
pfd.
Hunt Foods,
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
4%
Hudson
9-
8-31
(quar.)_—_
Ltd.
Co.,
3ya%
40c
iquar.)
Co.
8-15
(quar.)__
&
&
15c
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harriart
preferred
Home
1
9-
62 %c
Oil
9-12
—
(quar.)
Corporation, common (quar.)
$2.50 preferred (quar.):
Mading Drug Stores (stock dividend)
Madison Square Garden
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
9-
(quar.)
8-
35c
;
2nd
class
8-17
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Horder's.
Horn
Co.,
B
10-17
1
preferred
1.S2.50
Hoover
7-15
11-
preferred
5%
1
5
40c
Co.
8-
15C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
M R A Holdings, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
MacGregor Sport Products
(quar.)
,
preferred
Insurance
131'Ac
15c
Royalty
Johnson
preferred
8-15
10c
nnn-cumulative
10-17
iquar.)
Kysor Heator Co.
——
common
Holly Sugar Corp., common
$5
11- 1
(quar.)
40c
Common
Home
7-11
10-14
133Ac
(accum.)
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar)—
convertible
811-
(quar.)—
50%
t
Extra
5%
62yac
4'A%
7-15
8-
1
62 %e
4'A%
2
7-15
Common
10c
Power
8-
7-25
5%
30c
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
8-15
Co.—
—
:—
5%
(quar.)—
preferred
Kansas
7-15
160c
$2.50
25c
Ry.
9
7-19
2%
A
933'4C
dividend
(quar.)—
Light,
Louis
(s-a)
(quar.)
7-11
7-18
10c
common
Testers
4%%
8-19
12-15
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)_
common
yrefcried
St.
&
preferred
7-11
8-
7-lb
35%c
common
City Power & Light
preferred (quar.)
3.80%
8-25
15c
Higbie
Electric
Henderson
non-cum.
8-
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
$1.05
common
(initial)
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(entire
9-12
15c
(quar.)
5%
7-14
933Ac
for redemption on
Aug. 12
share plus this dividend)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
7-20
30c
Hershey Chocolate. 4(4%
Higbee Co., 5% preferred
Hilo
5%
97'Ac
per
112 %c
Co..
Co.,
Louisville
10c
Ranch
&
Kobacker
5% pfd. (quar.)
Hercules Steel Products
Corp.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
Mfg.
7-29
20c
called
40c
Hays Corp,, 5% preferred (quar.)—_
Hecht Co., common (increased)
Hercules
9-15
7-
$1.24
.
7-21
10-21
8-
$1.04
pfd. (quar.)
8-
11-
35c
(quar.)
1
conv.
Aluminum
New
8-
50c
$1.37%
(quar.)
preferred
55c
Co., 3%%
Johnson
Co., Ltd.—
Rubinstein
9-15
10-15
$1.75
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co.
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.96%
4.16% preferred (quar.)
44c
Utilities,
preferred
8-15
$1.37%
Fund
3%%
10-15
1
9-
2nd
Telephone
1
dividend
9-10
$1.06'A
___
_
preferred
iquar.)
Hayes Industries (quar.)
Hayes Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Helena
10-14
2nd
non-cum.
1
Corp.
50c
—
Corp. of America. 4'A%
Haydock
1
9-15
non-cum.
7%
8-
(quar.)
181.25
(quar.)
preferred
Class
11-
7%
Lorain
8-
(quar.)_____
preferred
56'mC
15c
pfd.
(quar.)—:
5%%
preferred
(quar.)_
Hart-Schaffner & Marx (quar.).
Hartford Electric Light
(quar.)
Hartz
8-11
7-14
Hotel—
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Jervis" Corp.
25%
(quar )
Co.,
7-5
1
Baltimore
3V2%
———
(interim)—
Ltd.,
A.)
(A.)
9
Electric—
preferred
1
25c
_
quar.)
Co., class A
Class B (quar.)_—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Harris
preferred
9
20c
(quar.)
(initial)
Organ
(M.
1
7-
McCord
Kansas
——
Ltd.
1
8-
(quar.)
8-15
8-
7-19
35c
Telephone Co.
9-1
7-
7-19
8-
Lorain
McColl-Frontenac
1
1
8-
8-19
7-15
8-261
9-21
12-20
8
7-15
Stock
9-20
1
10-
7-
1
preferred
9-30
1-3-56
8-
1
Jarecki
11-28
15c
——.—10c
8-
5%
11-28
12-12
12'Ac
(initial >_„
Cotton,
(quar.)——
—4
8-
r
preferred
common
common
$1
25c
1
25c
&
Quarterly
Quarterly
Jantzen, Inc.,
Cementing Co.—
New
$1
$1
7-18
8-
37%c
(F. L.) Co., 5%
preferred
Jacobsen Mfg. Co. (quar.)
8-29
8-20
$2
Jacobs
11-28
7-20
8-31
37%c
8-26
10c'
(quar.)
dividend
Hallnor Mines,
Theatres
————
Lynchburg Gas Co.
8-29
9-12
8-15
7-30
8-
$75c
1
9-12
7-15
9-1
8-
t40c
9-
12-12
1
8-
$1
$1
$1.05
Inc.,
3-10
11'Ac
(monthly)
$1.09
Southern
3-17-56
9-
9-11
$4
8-18
11-18
25c
35c
9-12
30c
$5
preferred
(initial
Halliburton Oil Well
Hamilton
8-
3-10
9-10
12-10
9-
35c
$2
>
income)
2nd
Stock
9-10
3-17-56
38c
35c
(quar.)
7-20
from
'quar.)
Co.,
1
8-
11-18
Long Bell Lumber (Md.), class A (accum.)—
Long Bell Lumber (Missouri) (quar,)
Long Island Lighting'(quar.)
40c
7-20
in¬
—
Halle
7-18
Boston
8-13
8-18
12-10
15c
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
112'Ac
(quar.)
Gurney Products. Ltd., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly '
Haile
8-1
(R. I.),
common
(quar.)
Ironrite,
(Houston) —
common
Ohio.
7-1
Corp.
(quar.)
Pipe Co.,
preferred
40c
pfd.
—._
Fund
Gas,
&
preferred
1
1
1
50c
(monthly)
Common (monthly)
8%
preferred (quar.)—
8%
preferred
(quar.)_—
jbord
1
1
15c
realized
investment
preferred
Gulf,
$2.25
class
from
Mutual
net
1
t$1.75
(quar.)
1
31 %c
securities)
Interstate
8-
$1
(quar.)
com.
preferred
8-
(miar )
(quar.)
87c
5
7-20
8-
$1.12%
8-
112%c
U2%c
and
12-
1
8-15
8-15
99-
50c
Common
Extra
(quar.)
Gas
40c
Ltd.,
Co.
8-
65c
42 %C
(initial)
Insurance
Industries Snares
come
Gulf
par"
common
B
(H. L.)
Growth
the
"$25
\_
Coal,
1-3-56
from
preferred (quar.)—
Jack & Heintz, Inc., common
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
$2
.__
West
8-2
Joint
Loew's
13c
(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.—
of
4%%
8
$1.50
Stores.
Life
9-1
Finance
Preferred
Jersey Central Power & Light—
new
Quarterly
Quarterly
1
Machines
$1.76
1
$2
oreferred
conv.
8-
Local
7-22
50c
preferred
Iowa
1
$1.50
..
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
5%
(quar.)
Lock
4
8-
9-10
Macy (R. H.), 4'A% preferred A
4% preferred B (quar.)
4.20%
Graham-Paige Corp.—
Grand
guaranteed
$3
Iowa Public Service, common
3.90%
preferred (quar.)__
3.75% preferred (quar.)
7-15
8-
$2
B
8%
1
Sz Co.—
preferred
Class
Special
3c
56'Ac
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Class
8-18
25%
$2
common
(quar.)
B
1
9-20
8-12
35c
-
$4.36
6-28
10-
t50c
(quar.)——
Bank
9-
7-15
9-
87'/2c
(quar.)
50c
and
—
(quar.)
guaranteed
1
8-31
1
60c
1$4
i
$1
guaranteed
10-
7-15
8-31
9-12
$1.10
Special
10-20
1
9-12
original (quar.)
$4.22
Mines
&
Grace
8-
10c
8-
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
Participating
Co.—
preferred
Original
$1.20
7-15
25c
preferred
Iowa-Illinois
7-11
31'Ac
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
8
1
Original
Participating
8
-7-25
Globe-Wernicke
Grace
9
$1.12%
preferred (quar>___.
4%%
$2.50
7-20
■
8-
8-18
com, (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
:
Investors Bond & Share
Corp.—
6%
preferred (accum.l
1
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode Island
7-15
$1.25
45/s%
Globe
1
$1.27%
—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Yellov/knife Gold
Glatfelter
50c
Little Miami RR.,
7-11
(quar.)—
(quar.)
convertible
7-11
7-11
(quar.)_.
Co.
convertible
7-11
1
1
Intertype Corp. ( quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd.,
Southwest—
pfd.
(quar.):—___
preferred
Brothers,
preferred
$4.50
—
Co.
preferred (quar.)———
Waterworks Corp., 5%
5.10%
Giant
(quar.)
Telephone
General
J
25c
Nickel
preferred
$1.40
5
22'Ac
—
preferred
International Utilities Corp.,
$1.40
7-11
1
$37'Ac
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)—
International
7-18
1
8-
1
com.
7-18
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
General
Gimbel
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
International Business
tlOc
pfd.
income
6-30
8-15
8-
.8-
1
profits
4%%
7-15
20c
investment
1
7-30
t$1.25
——_——_——
from
1
8-
common-
8-15
37 %C
87 %c
.__
Ltd.,
1
8-
10-10
1
87y2C
T—
Co. (quar.)
,1
Lindsay (C. W.) Co., Ltd.—
6'/2% preferred (accum.)
Liquid Carbonic, common' (quar.)
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
9-
(quar.)c
common
7-15
130c
Insley Mfg. Corp. (stock dividend)
Institutional Growth Fund—
8-15
$1
$1.25
1
53Vic
(quar.)
com.
6% preferred (s-a)
Inglewood Gasoline (quar.)
General
General
Mills.
Ingersoll-Rand,
8
pratic.
Telephone,
7-25
8-
1
8-
37 '/2c
51c
.
(quar.)—
preferred
Link-Belt
8-20
S
1
11-
50c
(quar.)
58%c
55y4C
(quar.)_;
7-30
Lincoln Service Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
55c
(quar.)
convertible
7-15
7-15
8-
7-
8-
50c
1
8-
Holderi
50c
-
1
1
When
Payable of Rec.
(Fort Wayne, Ind.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
52'Ac
preferred
$1.50
Share
0/ Company
6-30
8-
25c
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.,
Indian Head
Per
Name
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
Lincoln Printing Co., com. (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)„
$1
(quar.)
6-17
7-15
27'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
9-16
8-
(initial)
(quar.)
1
75c
common
preferred
preferred
7-25
1
81
common
4.26%
7-11
8-
new
4.08%
7-15
7-29
Co.,
Power,
4.42%
7-14
5c
preferred
5%
Power
8-
$1.25
4%
preferred (quar.)_
Illinois Brick Co. (quar.)—
1
7-20
Corp.—
8-
62'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
1
t25c,
\
37 %c
37'Ac
$1.37%
common
Wares,
Food
$1.50
Corp.
(s-a)
8-
25c
(quar.)—:
B
net
———-——
Corp.,
Steel
A
preferred
12'Ac
(from
common
Utilities
preferred
General
preferred
5%
Hygrade
87 %c
(quar.)—
—
Shoe
4%
7-15
B
$1.50
Service,
Public
7-15
1
Advertising.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4
1
8-
S2
$5.50
General
8-
12 %c
Preferred
40c
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
15C
General Mills, common (increased
quar.)
General Motors Corp., $5 preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75
(quar.)
preferred
Outdoor
1
35c
(quar.)
General
8-
100%
(quar.)—
Foods Corp., S3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Instrument Corp. (quar.):
General
8-15
SI
(quar.)
Electric
9
1
50c
Inc., $1.40 prior preferred (quar.)
Gas Industries Fund (stock
dividend)
Baking
9
12-
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
30c
9-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Gas,
General
9-
12-30
(quar.)
$1
15c
iquar.)
preferred
Hydraulic Press Brick (increased)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
9-30
2%
When
Share
Refrigerator
15c
—
*
Co., common
(quar.)
^
Company
Hussman
$1.50
(quar.)—;
(quar,)—
Gamble-Skogmo,
4%
—
pfd.
(quar.)__
common
Per
Name of
8-15
87 %c
—
,
common
Gabriel
1
14c
;
Securities,
9-
2%
7^=v_
(quar.)
Industrial
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
50c
(357)
(quar.)
7-22
1
7-11
47c
12-15
11-23
75c
9-13
8-26
4
7-21
$1.50
8-
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
non-cumulative
Corp.
preferred
(quar.).
(quar.)—
(accum.)
—
12'/2c
8-
f
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial and
(358)
Per
Name of
Heisner
Share
Company
Neptune Meter Co., com.
■.
o
(quar.).
$1.18/4
—
35c
increased*
I
Hew
Co.
Gas
Haven
Co.
Process
——
...
_—
York Air Brake (quar.)
Hew York Fire Insurance (s-a),———
York
State
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
i'S/'r
preferred (quar.)—_
New York Wire Cloth (quar.)
Corp.
Share
Uoranda
Mines,
Horiolk
—
new
Ry,
iquar.)
common
Engineering Works——
—
Corp., common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)-.—___
Illinois
Gas
Illinois
northern
convertible
5';;
northern
Ohio
northern
Pacific
O'/s'i
—
20c
$1.25
common—
Telephone
35c
75c
(quar.)————
Railway
8- 1
8- 1
9-15
9-15
9- 9
8-10
9-30
(quar.)__,———
Co.,
preferred
northern Quebec
8-15
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
20c
37'/2c
convertible
£1.50
(quar.)
169c
$1.50
(quar.)-—
northwest Airlines Inc., common
93%c
20c
28%c
25c
———
,
preferred (quar.)————-——
Engineering Co., class A (quar,)
2
2
Ralston Purina
9-
2
Randall
——
(quar.)—
Extra
—2—
Iforthwast
Batton Lta,—6% preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)
Raytheon Mig. Co. istock dividend)
!—
Reading Co.
(quar.)
Keece Corp. (Mass;), 5%
pld. <quar.)____—
1
8-11
7-21
2
Utilities, Ltd., 4% pref,
Shoe
Nunn-Bush
iquar.)---
—
OUo
Leather
Oklahoma
Co.
(quar.)——
Co.
Electric
&
Gas
(quar.)—
Oklahoma Natural
Gas,
(quar.)—
no
10- 1
7-26
Reliance
7-
0
Okonite
Co.
Old Town
—
40c pfd.
Corp.,
(quar.)—
7%
Otis
preferred
Elevator
Outlet
Class B
7-20
Rice-Stix.
8- 1
7-15
1
7-15
7-28
8-15
7-18
Rio
1
7-15
7-29
7-15
8
preferred
(quar.)
Finance,
5%
Pacific
Lighting
Corp.
Pacific
Western
Panhandle
47c
Park
Oil,
preferred
5%
(quar.)—-
4%
pfd.
iquar.)
(increased l
Co.
Eastern
Cnemical
Line,
Pipe
Co.,
—
(quar.)—
common
Rockland
9-10
8-15
8-20
Rohr
Aircraft
7-15
Rolls
Royce,
8-15
7-15
Rose's 5
(quar.)
:—
45c
25c
—
—
8-12
7-11
8-31
6%
Penn Traffic
Co.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
40c
(quar.
Power Co.,
preferred
iquar.)
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.i
Pennsylvania
Salt
Mfg.
.
Co.
(quar.)
(Helena)
Light
Perkins
Machine
& Coke
Pcrmanente
i/ermutit
Bank
Gear
&
Cement
Co.
Co.
Extra
Phila
i.
;
■
4.40%
Co.,
4.63%
preferred
4.30%
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
Quarterly
Philip Morris,
$4
preferred
Pioneer
9-
1
B
Piper
Aircraft
45c
Pittsburgh
Corp.,
Plate
1
7%
preferred
Pittston
Co.,
Plea ant
Pneumatic
Pope
$4 preferred
Scale
Scovill
Mfg.
4.30%
4
5%
Portland
Transit
Co.
Potomac
Edison,
4.70%
3.604
preferred
Air
Corp.
Price Bros.
Procter &
convertible
Provincial
Public
Common
4 % %
9-
8-T5
7-30
10-14
Co.
of
9-21
4%
8-
1
8- 1
7-12
4V2%
7-20
Sheller
7-29
7-15
Sheraton
25c
9-10
8-26
9-10
8-26
8-
7-
1
8
&
RR.
Co.
4.20%
preferred
Stock
preferred
7-
8
1
7-
8
Shirriff's Ltd..
7-
8
Shoe
1
(quar.)
Co.
of
&
Power,
(quar.)
com.
2.35 %
preferred
4 507'
preferred
B
(quar.)__,
7-15
9-30
9-13
8-
Texas
+50c
7-25
6-30
37'/2C
9-15
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
$4.56
12-
1
$4.84
Common
1
7-15
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
9-
1
8-
5
9-
1
8-
4
9-30
9-15
10-15
7-
9-
1
1
7-20
Titan
7-26
7-19
Co.
5%
Pacific
Class
Simms
B
<T. S.)
Skelly
1
7-13
8-19
7-27
7-11
8-10
7-25
8-
pfd.
Co.,
7-12
1
7-14
7«22
9-10
8-15
8-20
8-
G
9-
1
8-15
9-
1
1
8-15
6-30
8-15
8-
7-25
7-15
J30c
8-25
7-15
Calif.
2
$3.70
9-13
8-10
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
8
7-29
7-12
9-15
8-31
United Aircraft
9-15
8-31
United
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
7-25
7-15
50c
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
7c
7-30
7-20
19c
7-30
7-20
+
Edison,
Colorado
Canada
Southern
10-
1
1
7-15
(quar.)
+
9-
6
8-
15c
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
7-
2
1
:
7-30
7-30
6-30
8-15
8-
5c
2
99-
7-31
7-
5
7-31
7-
5
28yzc
7-31
7-
37'/2C
*-*
7-15
(quar.)
1
7-15
Power
Co.,
preferred
&
Ltd.—
Southern
Nevada
1
7-15
19c
8-
1
7-11
Railway—
5%
non-cum.
Power,
common
(quar.)__
20c
8-
1
7-15
United
United
1
8-17
9-
1
8-17
8-24
8-
8-16
7-28
8-
7-14
35c
1
8-15
7-29
Southwestern Drug. Corp.,
85c
8-15
7-29
Southwestern
$1.12)2
8-15
7-29
4.40%
Electric
preferred
com.
7-
8-
1
7-15
63 %c
7-15
8-
1
10c
8-
1
40c
8-25
8-19
11-25
11-15
40c
9-13
8-31
'
iquar.)
(quar.)
A (quar.)
7-15
8-31
$1.25
9-15
i7y2c
9-30
9-16
37»/2C
9-30
9-16
$1.06 y4
8-15
8-10
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
8-15
7-20
$1.12»/2
!
8-15
7-20
7-
1
8-
9
7-11
iquar.)
25c
9-15
8-19
$1.12 »/2
5%
9-
1
8-19
$1.25
9-
1
8-12
87'/2C
8-1
7-13
7c
7-29
7-11
t33c
8-15
7-15
HOc
8-31
7-30
pfd. (quar.)
conv.
Fund—
income)
class
S. Fire
S.
10-
common
Ltd.
Mines,
Co.
Co.
(N.
Co.,
8-15
8-15
7-30
Vanadium
8
I
1
7-
5
1
8-
1
7-
5
I
I
7-28
7-15
8-
7-21
9-15
9-
9-10
8-22
(quar.)
Vapor
(quar.)
—
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
5%
Corp.
Heating
9-10
8-22
8-16
7-29
8-15
7-22
,
preferred
I
10c
8-
1
7-15
621/2c
8-
1
7-15
25c
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
(quar.)—
7-14
common
50c
8-
1
$y06V4
9-
1
8-15
35c
8-
1
7-22
$1.37 Ms
(quar.)
preferred
8-
1
7-22
$1.37 V2
(s-a)
8-
1
7-22
15c
8-
1
7-21
$2
(quar.)
pfd.
Fund,
8-
1
*7-15
12c
Inc
of America
Corp.,
I
I
I
1
$1.50
$2
—
(quar.)
4'/4%
conv
1
10c
(quar.)_
common
Co.
(auar.)
Enterprises, 6% pfd.
9-15
7-
8-
50c
iquar.)
preferred
preferred
$4
8-10
62»/2C
45c
(quar.)__
Income
7-29
25c
(quar.)
Pitcures,
Corp.,
I
1
1
4
Y.)—
common
Insurance
Line
I
8-
8-29
)-» 0 0
1st
preferred
Valcar
'
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco, common
5'/2%
2
8-31
37y2c
com.
Corp.
preferred
5%%
—
9-
8-31
noc
(interim)—
(quar.)
Co.,
Transit
5%
1
Manufacturers
&
(quar.)
Stores Corp., $6 preferred
United
100%
divid.l.
(initial)
Vitamin
10-
$1.06 y4
(stock
1
9-30
50c
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
non-cunt.
7-12
(quar.)
Machinery,
Rubber
8%-
7-12
1
Ltd.—
dividend
Potash
1
8-
5%
Hill
common
8-
15c
Shares
Fund
Insurance
Stock
S.
25c
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
New
(quar.)
A
1!
Tool,
A
Shoe
United
67f
(quar.)
dividend
Value
Service—
8
8-
60c
(quar.)
Ltd.
preference
Merchants
Stock
50c
(quar.)
1
7-29
8-16
7-27
40c
8-16
8-
5
—
22M>c
3
$1.20
(quar.i,
Keno
United
62 V2 c
(quar.)
9-
20c
(quar.i
Ltd.,
Income
Valspar
preferred
8-17
t35c
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
Universal
8-
8
1
(quar.)
Upper Peninsular Power,
(quar.)
Southern
7-20
$1.20
(quar.)
Materials
8-15
Electric—
4
9-
$1
Gas
Universal
t50c
Gas
8-
87-
92V2c
Investments,
class
United
59c
(quar.)
8-26
7-28
87V2c
com.
Corp.,
&
Fuel
6%
S.
8
30c
17'/2C
Line—
(quar. 1
Drill
4V4%
•U.
8-
Missouri
investment
class A
United
U.
l
Lines,
B
United
5
OD
Corp.—
7-15
9-15
8-19
25c
Calif,
of
Corps.,
United
U.
1
30c
common
Continental
Class
14.
Co.
convertible
United
2
7-29
8-
9-30
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
(Front
2
9-30
60c
(quar.)
9-
9-30
28c
common
9-30
31 y4c
8-15
$1.14
(quar.)
of Canada,
preferred
United
1
t25c
7-20
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar)
Co.
Air
$3.50
6-30
50c
(quar.)_
com.
Gas
Oil
4'/2%
7-30
(quar.)
Y.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
United
7-20
Sl.OG'A
preferred
Union
7-20
8
7-30
$i.06y4
iN.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
8-31
8-
7-30
45c
(quar.)
Indiana
8-31
Power
preferred
Common
•
1
383/4c
Petroleum
preferred
15c
25c
n»/2c
(quar.)
Calif.
10-
7-
35c
com.
preferred
8-
15c
8
1
60c
pfd. (quar.)—_—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—
conv.
$3.50
+
8
7-
8-
17y2c
(quar.i
Union Electric Co. of
60c
7-
1
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
$5
Co.,
40c
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
Southern
$1.50
2
1
8-
91 y4c
(quar.)
Pipe
Corp.,
Tyer Rubber,
9-
7-15
8-
15c
(quar.)—
Co.
Gas,
Twin Coach
9-
t50c
4.56%
4.72%
Trunkline
2
1
$1.21
(initial)
Universal
Temper
2
8-
$1
Quarterly
10-
7-15
21c
40c
& Gas
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
Southern
1
8-19
7-31
(quar.i
Gas
preferred
Trinity
10-
50c
Mills,
preferred
Southern
$2.55
Trico Oil
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
8-15
9-
7-27
9-15
—
(N.
Corp.
preferred
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Paper
4.48%
4.80%
7-13
Corp.
preferred
Southern
50c
10c
7-15
4.90%
25c
(quar.)
(interim),.
Hungerford) (extra)
Sonotone Corp.,
common
(quar.)
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
7-12
8-15
1
pfd.
$1
(J.
1
8-
8-
(quar.)__]._
common
Mines, Ltd.
preferred
Smith
5
40c
Co.,
(Howard)
1
J$1
Transcontinental
t25c
(A. O.)
6%
Transamerica
Union
(quar.)
Slater
8-
1
8-12
8-12
8-12
Canada, Ltd.—
Co.
(quar.)
(N.)
Co., Ltd., common
$2
1
1
8-26
8-26
8-
Co.—
(quar.!,—
1
Oil
Smith
(quar.)
9-
9-16
7-15
9-15
10c
pfd.
common
Trust
&
Co.
$4
class A (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
(quar.)
Gold
Siscoe
Trane
Co.
Bank
9-
I21/2c
(quar.)
Loan
Silverwood
8-12
8-
7-13
8-14
1
Cquar.)
Co.
& Trust
9-
convertible
7%
Trade
3
7-29
9-29
$1
(quar.)
Townsend
7-29
9-27
7-29
(quar.)
conv.
preferred
7-18
8-25
8-15
(quar.)
—
70c pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
$1.50
of
Power,
preferred
Signature
$2.50
4.56%
7-18
1
10-
1
{12'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
1
8-
50c
common
preferred
8-
9-
1
8-
8-15
$1.14
preferred
8-
91V4C
8-
8-T5
—
4.257o
8-15
45c
(increased)
Smith
9-30
9-1
1
8-10
7-20
8-15
Ltd.—
Pipeline
Thompson-Starrett,
10%
Co.
Sierra
8-
8-
8-1
Thermoid
7-15
1
7-27
32y2c
Gas
preferred
7-15
1
Edison
8-15
37'/2C
(quar.)—
8-
Guarantee
1
7-27
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
8-15
25c
1
Metal
9-
12-
$1.04
(initial) —
Light, $4 preferred (quar.)—
Co..
1
10-
$1.08
preferred
$4
Inc.
Brothers,
conv.
7-12
7-26
1-1-56
25c
3.65%
$2.40
4
7-28
50c
(initial quar.)
preferred
preferred
8-
7-15
8-11
50c
——
preferred series A
Texas Power &
2
7-30
25c
—
(quar.)
8-
8-
7-11
—
(quar.)—
Instruments,
4.48%
Title
7-26
9-
$1
30c
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Texas Industries
8-15
t50c
7-15
8-
_
7-31
5
5
5
7-11
(quar.)
Natural
75c
*56V4c
(quar.)
1
75c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
A
8-
10-14
—
88-
7-26
Sulphur (quar.)
50c
7-11
25c
Service,
t$1.07
7c
8-19
$1.17y2
*
Corp.
Illinois
Texas
10c
6
8-
(quar.)
7-11
(quar.)
9-
8-15
Hampshire
7-25
Corp,
90c
New
TelAutograph Corp.
Tennessee
7-6
True
of America, class A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred series A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred series B (quar.)
$4.50 preferred seires C (quar.)
Sibley, Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
$1.03'
7-20
7-
1
t45c
1
$1.12Va
1
1
Texas Gulf
8-15
1
8-
8-15
—
common
8-
Electric
9-10
12'/2C
preferred B (quar.).
preferred A (quar.)
8-
Texas
7-16
8-15
.(increased)
A
8-
6
7-15
8-16
25c
(increased)
B
Electric.,
1
50%
(quar.)_
Taylor Pearson & Carson (Canada)
5% convertible preferred (quar.)
60c
dividend
12'/2c
(quar.i
Class
class
15c
30c
Quarterly
Southern
(quar.)
4v2 %
Inc.,
Tampa
25c
Sherwin-Williams
8-
8-
15c
$1.25
(quar.i.
Corp. of America—
(increased
quar.)
8-
45c
7-21
income)
Manufacturing
8-
$1.06 "A
1
Talon,
1
8-
$1.12y2
(quar.)
preferred
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.):
Sweets Co. of America, Inc.
Swift & Co. iquar.)—
Quarterly
f25c
Common
7-22
quar.)
8-
'
7-15
8-
2%
Biscuits
J31 '/4c
(quar.)
Inc.
preferred
8-15
;
8-15
$1.07 Va
(quar.)
Co
preferred
$1.55
(quar.)_
1
Shares—
Water
95c
Colorado—
(Increased
Service
Shawinigan
7-22
(quar.)
Common
3
9-13
Leather
—
(quar.i
investment
(From
7-15
(quar.)__
preferred
Public
(quar.)
8-31
insurance—
preferred
Transport
Service
preferred
9-15
1
(quar.i
Washington
9-
$1
(quar.)
American
8-15
Co., Ltd., com (s-a)
Gamble Co.
Providence
$2
&
$1.183/4
85c
Selected
8
20c
(quar.)
8-15
8-15
30c
8-
7y2c
pfd.
1
1
2IV2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Roebuck
Sears
{40c
(quar.)
99-
7-19
dividend
Toledo
A
3.65%
Line
Seaboard
(quar.i
(quar.)__
8
$1
7-29
65c
—
Superior Separator, 6%
6
7-
7-25
56c
7-18
50%
Supermarkets
Sunshine
6
$1.02'/2
1
1
65c
—
40c
Inc._,
—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
9-
7-18
8-
12y2C
(quar.)___.
——
dividend).—
J20c
(quar.)
preferred
Seagrave
10c
Ltd.
9-15
37 '/2c
7-29
(quar.)
(stock
4Vi%
Co.,
8
25c
common
9-
A
25c
9-12
8-
7-15
9-15
8-15
——
(quar.)
common
Corp.
tlOc
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven
$1.75
Co.,
class
Stock
7-21
1
32'/2C
(quar.)—
Pomeroy,
Co
9
RR.—
Co
Corp.,
Inc.,
preferred
common...—_
7-15
45c
& Ashtabula
Oil
Sunbeam
7-26
8
7-15
9-
{6c
pfd.
preferred
4'/2%
3
8-
(quar.)
Dillon
7-
1
HV4c
iquar.).
Wine
Talbot.
&
6%
common
Valley
&
series
preferred
$3.40
9-
7-25
15c
iquar.1
—
(quar.)
Hutton
nreierred,
Scotten
7-11
7-30
10c
Glass Co.—
Sun
8-15
5.20%
Gas,
Propane
5.20%
7-15
Scott Paper Co.—
10-25
$1
Pittsburgh Youngstown
-
(quar.)
—1
Industries
5'/a%
50c
iquar.)
7-20
Schwltzer-Cummins Co.—
75c
common
preferred
conv.
Ry.,
(quar.)
Schoellkopf
9
7-20
$1.25
,
1
8-
9-15
7-26
25C
—
—
8-
Suburban
8-20
Class
7-13
$1
iquar. 1
Petroleum
Quarterly
(1954 series)
Sullivan Consolidated Mines, Ltd.—
20c
8-29
9
9-30
(quar.)
9-io
8-10
9-
30c
—1
common
7-20
7-
7-18
Spring Corp.
Name changed to stubnitz-Greene Corp.
1
1
12-13
7-30
Stubnitz-Greene
1
8-
9-13
12-30
15c
8-
8-10
9-13
25c
10-
9-15
1
7
9-30
Co._
Coal
17Y2C
75c
10-
(quar.)
&
Strawbridge & Clothier,
9-15
1
8-26
20c
8-20
20c
_
Coke
20c
97Vhc
preferred
(quar.);
4% preferred (quar.i.,
Phil'ps-Jones Corp., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.i
x___
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.1)
Piiisfcury Mills, common iquar.)
10-
9
43 %C
8-31
Inc.—
3.90%
8-15
Helena Rubinstein)
(see
$1.50
_
8-15
6
7-20
—___—
Ltd., class A
Co.,
$1.10
(quar.)
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
6
9-
9-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
8-31
&
$1.07'/2
;
(quar.)
3.80%- preferred
9-
1
9- 1
8-1
$1.17
(quar.)
Container
Stoneage
8-
8-15
15c
.
Electric
Fuller,
&
preferred
183/4C
Scarfe
20c
(quar.)
2
7-
3IV2C
quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—!
Thatcher Glass Mfg, Co.—
40c
50c
(quar.)
iquar.)___
8-
8-18
1
*1.25
Thalhimer
$1.75
iquar.)
8-15
1
8-
——
(increased
Co.
&
8-20
20c
(quar.)
10c
1st
1
9-
25c
(quar.)
P.I
Baer
7%
Stone
8-
56c
8-31
{15c
(Brooklyn)
6
7-11
tlOc
$1.25
2 y2 %
Voting and non-voting common
Peoples Credit Jewellers Ltd.,
National
7-
6-10
Miguel
Servomechanisms,
Peoples
Stix,
7-11
7-27
3
Savage
Seton
Peoples Gas
7-15
1
7-25
(J.
8-
Erewery, Inc
Industries, com.
(stock div.)
75c conv. pfd.
(quar.),———
$1.30 preferred
(quar.)__
8
Penobscot Chemical Fibre—
(quar.)—_
8-
J15c
preferred
4.32%
40c
;
Stevens
7-11
$1.06
$1.06)4
(quar.)
5%
7-20
7-29
25c
pfd.
4,247c
4.2574
8-31
7-30
1
1
7-11
1
Corp.—-
6-30
7-15
8-15
10-
9-14
50c
35c
(quar.)
common
Scythes & Co., Ltd., com.
15c
Sand
100%
88-
8-
(quar.),,
7-25
7-
(s-a)
preferred
80c
8-
Glass
iVa%
Stetcher-Traung Lithograph
o7« preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Louis, San Francisco
San
7-15
90c
7-25
12-15
8-15
+$1.50
1
8-15
8-15
{30c
______
(quar.).—
$1.25
{75c
(s-a)__
8-
1
Textiles—
Stern
(quar.)
10-25
—.
35c
Stores
Bros.
&
(quar.)
10-25
preferred
Stern
A
11-15
11-15
conv.
7-21
convertible preferred A
11-15
(quar.)
Co. (Phila.)—
Investment
non-cum.
1
5%
33c
32'/2c
—
Bterchi
8-
7-15
12-
1
37'/2C
—
(quar.)„_:—_—.
9-13
25c
(quar.)
7-21
Ltd.
Canada
of
12-13
~———
common
preferred
Peun
"4
Ltd.,
1
Co.
$1.25
(quar.i—_——
preferred
8-
Steel
convertible preferred
7-23
(quar.)——
7-15
4.16%
St.
7-23
preferred
7-14
1
5%
8-15
preferred, (quar.)—1,—
7-18
8-11
9-19
St.
8-15
(quar.)
<quar.)___
7-29
8-
7-22
8-
tl5c
class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Staulfer Chemical (quar.)
7-21
7-29
33c
preferred
preferred
5%
50c
8-26
5c
—
Brock,
1
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V4'/« pfd.. (quar.)
Croix Paper Co. (quar.)—__—_—
St.
Lawrence Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
32Vic
$1.30
£1.32
Stanley
1
9-15
10- 3
1-3-5"
10-
7-20
5c
9-
Corp.,
A
Sclienley
:
—
(quar.)
3-15
10c
Ryder System. Inc. (quar.i—
S & W Fine Foods, 4%
preferred
100%
37 Va c
$1.25
12-15
5%
5C
quar.)
3-
(quar.)
30c
t56»/4C
quar.)
(initial
10-
common
Rubinstein
8- 1
8-1
Penman's,
Stores,
7-15
—
(stock dividend)—,
peninsular Telephone Co.—
(initial
B
12%%
7-20
Class
7-15
$1,30
25c
9-13
10-
(Del.)-—
A
Class
$1.19
(quar.),___
Rothmoor
5
8-31
Corp.
Milling Co.
Class
$1.16
(final)
7-
9-15
8- 1
$1.32
B
(ord.)
7-21
8-31
$1
Ltd.
8-
iquar.)—
Standard
1
—_
(increased quar.)
7-20
3
(quar.)
pfd.
4»/2%
9-12
——
(quar.)_—
(quar.i
7-25
8- 1
8-15
1
8-15
9-
10-
15c
(quar.)
com.
A
B
Corp.
and
10
Class
8
Power,
&
7-29
7-
preferred
Light
preferred
preferred
4.75%
8-17
9-15
Common
pfd.
7-25
7-30
div.')_
(stock
Tobacco
Ltd..
3
JI1.50
50c
(quar.)
com.
7-20
7-27
30c
4
—
Commercial
Fuel,
9-15
(quar.)
Quarterly
Standard
Standard
1
Sunrise
preferred (quar.)
—
4.10%
preferred
<quar.)__ _—::——._
43/4% preferred (quar.)_—
—_
9-15
9-15
9-12
1
4'/»
7-15
10-
.1
44c
—
7-20
7-20
1
30c
7-20
$1.25
<accum.)_
(quar.),
—___
Rochester Gas & Electric, common (quar.)—
7-29
7-29
—
Mfg., Ltd., common
$1
A
1
1
8-
International RR. Co.—
9-
30c
(quar.)
Myers, Inc.,
9- 1
2l/2C
2M>c
ke, Davis & Co
Penico
Co.
Gas
$1,50 partic.
7-29
35c
i
class
88-
Quarterly
8-
5c
—_
7-20
$1.37 Vn
pfd. (accuin.)
1st
$5.50
9-13
(Texas)—,—
(quar.)_i_
1
$1.10
93 %c
(quar.)______
Mills
Robbins &
{20c
V7»
preferred
(quar. >_
:—._—{35c
Peerless Casualty Co, (Keene, N. H.) (quar.)
25c
Quarterly
1
25c
Pa
Baton
Corp.
Rice
7-20
8-
$1.15
• 1.75
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
shares
——:—;—
7-18
7-29
75c
$1
7y2c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
10-
$1.75
:
______
American
Roanoke
1
opokane
6-17
70c
Cquar.)—
Cement,
7-29
7-25
7-20
70c
(quar.)
7-20
1
(quar.)
Stoufler Corp.
quar.)———
Valley Gas Co.
Brand
Riverside
7-14
10c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
Oil
Grande
River
7-13
7-
1
7-25
25c
25c
quar.)„—___
preferred
preierreo
Richfield
8-
8-
1
8-
J15c
'
25c
$1.25
50c
10c
(quar.)
—_
Inc., common (quar.)—
33/47o
preferred (quar.)
62'/2c
Corp.
(quar.)
Rich's,
+$1.75
(quar.)—
Fiberglas
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Inc.'—
1st
2nd
7-30
Spear & Co..
8-12
2%
$1.25
Co.
Pacific
Packard-Bell
Co.
Tobacco Co.-r-
J.)
increased
1
7%
8-15
8-15
8- 1
9-30
7-15
9-12
_______—_,
(increased
Common
7-20
4.(35%
CO.——
owcns-Corning
<R.
9-21
8-15
8-25
25 c
each
(stock div.)
Gas
&
$1.06y4
20c
{25c
(quar.)_———_
Engineering
Resistance Welder
7%
10c
—
preferred (quar.).———
Onondaga Pottery Co.—
———outario Steel
Products, Ltd., common
for
common
par
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.),
Supply (Calif.)
iquar.)
Oil
8-25
Chemical—
4V4%
&
7-14
40c
(quar.)—;
Mathieson
O'Ui
Electric
Reserve
30c
,——
(Ohio) (quar.)
dividend)—
$10
Reitman's
7-30
9- 1
7-30
preferred
25c
(quar.)
value share held),—,—.—_
par
6-24
8-
4.367c
—
(stock
of
share
One
9-16
59%c
6IV2C
50c
—
(quar,)—
common
preferred A (quar.)——
4.92%
preferred (quar.)——.
43/4%
class A
Co.,
(quar.)
Reliable Stores
8- 1
10-1
8- 1
8- 1
8-1
7-20
50c
Reliable Fire Insurance Dayton
6-^4
7-15
$1.12Mi
{$1.75
25c
(quar.)
7% ,pfd.
Ltd.,
iquar.)
7-15
Roan
Mfg. Co.—
4V2convertible
preferred
Mills,
B
7-15
{$1
20c
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
obcrman
Ogilve Flour
A.)
Class
1
30c
8V3C
—
(Hartford)..——
Insurance
northwestern
(C.
Reed
8
7-15
9-15
7-30
5
Rapid Grip <fc
8-15
1
8-
30c
Rapid Electrotype
8-
20c
75c
7-15
1
8-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
87'/2C
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
8-
27 >/4c
4.607c
50c
Co., common
(quar.)
7-15
8-
10c
—
Plastics——
northwestern
Co,
25c
Extra
1st preferred
$3.50 convertible
9-
9-
10c
northwest
(quar.)
8-
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
7-14
Quincy
7-20
8-15
7-29
8- 1
8-1
8-
Mining Co
Quinte Milk Products. Ltd., class A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
Co.
preferred
4.407c
7-25
I30c
Quebec
Power
(quar.)
11c
—
7-21
Reynolds
preferred
B
4.257c
accumulated
and
current
8-I0
9-
4.157«
Inc.—
from
Income)
Quarterly Distribution Shares, Inc. (quar.) —
9-
8-15
97 Wc
(quar.).
9-
S1.033/4
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-20
92V2C
preferred
3.90%
1
Payable of Rea.
Service
Public
3.70%
7-22
80c
7-18
Northland Greyhound Lines—
Class
Fund
net
Republic
preferred (quar.)
—————
RR.
mew Hampshire) (quar.)—
4.60%
Southwestern
8-15
Service
Sugar
(Year-end
9-15
Power Co. Ltd.-—
northern
3%'/«
Alegre
Puritan
50c
933/4C
$1.12'/2
£1.12 V'2
75c
25c
115c
8V3C
15c
___
auj. preferred (quar.)
——
Jlonnetal Mining, Ltd. (interim)—
northeastern Insurance Co. (Hartford)
northern
Punta
7-19
< initial»—150c
com.
47*
northern
1
7-18
9334c
15c
(quar.),
Ltd.,
Western
ii
—--——
pfd, <quar.)____
;?~wberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
Niagara
^
(quar.)—,
preferred
3.75'i
8-
8-la
Share
Name of Company
Holmnre
When
Per
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
43c
Public
Washington
approval)
to
Commission
1
7-30
9-JO
8- 1
9- 1
8- 1
8- 1
87 /2c
5c
Merchandise Co. iquar.)
——
Electric & Gas, corn, iquar.)
York
Hew*
8-
20e
iquar.)-,— __
Hew
Hew
iSubject
7-15
...
18c
40c
50c
40c
interest—,
beneficial
of
Certificates
Hew
1
8-1.
°0c
preferred (quar.)
England Fund—
32.40
Hew
Share
Name of Company
Puget Sound Power & Light—
Bros., Inc.—
convertible preferred
4a,.i%
When
Per
Holderi
When
Payable of Ree.
July 25, 1955
5%
(quar.)
(increased)
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
12-10
12-
1
(
J
Number 5449
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
When
Per
Name of Company
Viceroy
Mfg.
Class
t
A
Class
Share
(quar.)
&
Co.,
Petroleum
Warren
Bros.
Co.,
common
convertible
1
(quar.)
preferred
convertiDle
preferred
(quar.)
Coal
of that
company
in Transmission's consolidated
returns," Mr. Naff stated.—V. 182, p. 257.
1
9-
9
all
5
7-15
9-1
8- 1
8- 1
8-10
8-10
9-iO
10- 1
8-15
7-14
7-15
7-25
7-25
9- 1
9-15
12-15
7-8
5uc
50c
25c
._
(quar.)
.——
1-3-56
o-l
17y2c
20c
8- 1
8-15
7-15
8- 1
20c
27V2c
f30c
8-15
8- 1
9-15
8- 1
7-14
8-22
(quar.)_______—15c
Condensing
(quar.)
20c
8-15
8- 1
8-1
7-19
preferred
prior
Point
Mfg.
Extra
(quar.)—_:
_
(quar.)_____
Co.
?.
Westchester
Insurance
Products,
(quar.)—_
<quar.)__
—
Lines
Air
Western
Ltd.
Co.
*+■
-
.
Fire
.
Insurance
$2.50 cikfes A
Co.—
Securities
Western
Faciiic
Western
Tablet &
R.
prelerred
Westminister
B
R.
.
Co.. (quar.)
Stationery
lien
6c
$1.50
__
(quar.)
(quar.—
Co.
7-30
8-31
9-30
7-31
4c
—-
com.
(quar.)
.
Oil
tquar.)
Wilson-Jones Co. (resumed)
&
Lovett
Monthly
Monthly
7-29
9-20
8- 1
8- 1
8-31
7-15
7-15
8-10
monthly)
6c
6c
Electric
Wisconsin
Fund
Power
pfd.
(quar.)
Public
$5
$5.04
preferred
Woolworth
iF.
$1.26
(quar.)
(F. W.)
Woolworth
$1.25
Co.
50c
(quar.)_
Ltd..
W.)
dep.
Amer.
9-
1
re¬
the
that
so
capital
stock
The
with
trustee
Dillon,
under
Read
Construction
will
being
the
Federal
80%
own
A,
feet
Alex.
inclusion
is
Co.,
under
paying
as
way
peak days.—V.
on
Singer,
Manhattan
Blair
181,
net
earnings
of
share for tne
Thermo Ray
The
SEC
corporation
covering
per
for working
used
Ground
modification
50c
8-
1
7-20
is
25c
25c
10- 1
11- 1
9-20
10-20
25c
7-29
the
Martinsburg
house
Va.)
(W.
facility
production
new
will
facilities
t3c
50c
7-29
8- 1
6-29
7-15
15c
7-29
7-20
10%
J22V2C
t56 V4c
8-30
8-1
8-1
8-16
7-2
7-2
Jr.,
(monthly)
Co.
Monthly
-
Monthly
-
——
Yates-Arnerican
Yellowknifc
Machine
Fear
York
County
York
Co
(interim)
Ltd.
Mines,
Hoover
Gas
(quar.)-
Corp.
(quar.)
Yosemite Park & Curry (stock
Zelier's,
Ltd.,
4'/2%
(quar.)
common
preferred
div.)
(quar.)
not closed for this dividend.
•Transfer books
Canadian non-residents tax.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
tPayabie
in
resident
funds,
Canadian
deductible
tax
the
at
Non¬
source.
a
Less
x
British income
tax.
published
and/or
indicated
is
date
The
corrected)
payment
here
for
Municipal
this
designed
be
30,
and
dividend
part cf the
Defense
facilities,'
of
Office
amortization
rapid
is
first
the
facilities
Certificate
Necessity
of
investment.
the
of
The
contract.
processes
end
All
products.
wartime
chasing
of
as
Capacities
through
facilities.
diminishing
2,500,000
to
Principal
natural
therefore
will
of
barrels
43,000
materials
raw
of
avgas
of
quant.ties
annual
an
to
or
peace
a
rapid conversion can be.m?de to meet military
required.
The Armed Services Petroleum Pur¬
requirements
duction
essential
are
the
Agency
for
operation
butadiene
or
materials
these
of
and
ectncmy
civilian
reeds
or
plant of its type in that it
to provide unique operating
aviation gasoline,
will
with
avgas
tons
of
be
determine
range
from
the
pattern
annual
an
pro¬
tons of butadiene,
increasing quantities of
17,000
and
butadiene
at
butane
normal
gas
fields
gas
GR-S
will
heavy
consists
the
by
private
refinery
of
butylene
streams
approximately 70% butadiene and this new facility
source of a material vital to this country's
additional
synthetic
rubber
industry.
Butadiene
built
plants
during
World
War
II
were
recently
sold
to
by the Rubber Producing Facilities Disposable Com¬
operating at or near full capacity.
government
industry
mission
ant!
are
addition
In
of
an
GR-S
represent
expanding
independently
demand.
butadiene
and
avgas
already in
the
to
further financing will be pro¬
for the new venture by a group of commercial banks headed
by Bankers Trust Co., New York,
and including The First National
Bank
of
Boston,
Girard Trust
Corn
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia,
equity
The
National
Bank
of
tric
Trust,
of
Houston,
Providence,
and City National
R.
I.—V.
130,
p.
Bank,
160.
Eastern Production
Texao
181,
p.
Eastern
Transmission
below.—V.
convertible,
stock
common
made upon
be
at
p.
2022,
and
2520.
to
and
larly
directors
authorized an offering of shares of its
capital stock in'exchange for shares of the capital stock of Texas
Eastern Production*Corp. in the ratio of one share of Transmission
corporation
on
stock
j stock. Geoige
July
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
for
20
each
2.6
shares
of
Prsducvtion
corporation
T. Na'f> President of Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.,
Co
&
20,000
20,000
unsubsidized
facilities
to
provide
a
the
from
Bombay
TWA
and
Colombo
will
proposal
provide
to
Manila
via
Southeast
States
flag
Airlines
Asia
and
in
round-the-world
Manila.—V.
at
addition
produce
connections
using
2246.
p.
of
will
service
181,
lines
more
I
.
_
Power
Electric
of
Co.
Co.—To
Missouri
Dissolve—
above.—V.
171,
,
1396.
p.
)
\
Co.
of
Missouri—Acquisition—
and its subsiidary, Union Electric Power Co., St. Louis,
applied to the SEC for approval of various transactions
the
dissolution
Electric
all
owns
of
Co.,
1955,
the
its
and
company
the
outstanding
acquire all of
to
Power
and
Commission
to request a
hearing
securities
property
and
the
has
transfer
given
thereon.
of
Power
its
of
interested
Union
Elec¬
by
accomplished
(1)
the transfer
and
company,
assets.
for
Union
University, Jackson, Tenn.—Bonds Offered—
Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., on July 6 publicly
$300,000 of first mortgage serial bonds, series A,
and
net
estimated
$25
provided
as
share
per
to
and
including
and
to
proceeds
on
or
in
case
will
from
used
be
to
the
sale
the
of
the
retire
3V4%
used
due
divided about equally between equipment
The proceeds of the 3'/4%
note to be
working capital which had been simi¬
will be
inventories.
used
1954
to
stocking
BUSINESS—This
In
equip
scores
new
corporation
chain of
a
Ohio
and
and stock new stores.
Funds for
which may be opened during 1957
supermarkets located
61
West
in Delaware
and
western Pennsylvania,
incorporated
was
in
Virginia.
60
name
of
the
of
items,
the
due
Dec.
1970.
company
principally
in
changed
was
May
on
1949,
11,
established
name
coffee.
H.
P.
by
from P. H. Butler Co, to
in order to standardize
the company for certain
Butler Co.
of Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
Jan.
25,
1955
and
on
May
24,
1955,
the
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
company
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
1969
(truck
fleet)
maturing April 1,
obligations
maturing
3'/2%
April
mortgage
1959
25,
—
-
sinking
fund
June
subordinated
$1,500,000
$1,400,000
maturing
165,672
165.672
180,000
34,447
($23
par
value),
5%
cumulative,
5%
cumulative,
With
1955,
•Includes
(25c
80,000
and
stock
secured
due
denominations
by
first
a
from Dec.
June
4%
June
ol
1,
$500,
mortgage
1,
1969
$50,000
1963
1,
to
$1,000,
the
on
1, 1956 to
1960;
due June
June
$5,000
Union
1,
and
University
Union
University is affiliated with and
Convention with a membership of
6,750
Ga.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
Securities and
covering
offered
for
estimated
salesmen
pany
legal
of
the
whom
the
organized
will enter into
under Georgia
life
reserve
insurance
United
named
Selling and other expenses are
offering to be made through
the
proceeds,
company
law
July
011
$3,500,000
to
company
American
Life
be
organize
accident
contracts.
to
The
be
used
to
wholly-owned
Insurance
com¬
1955.
15,
is
all forms of ordinary and group insurance;
write
to
a
proceeds of its stock sale,
be
to
registration statement with the SEC on July 19,
3,500,000 shares of its no-par common stock, to be
15%
at
was
and
filed
public sale at $2 per share.
with
the
Of
Co.
organize
by
United
which
and
will
$1,500,000 will be used
and
casualty company, also wholly-owned and
to be named Tourists Indemnity Co. and to write various forms of acci¬
dent ahd casualty insurance; and the balance of
approximately $1,000,000 will be used to engage in mortgage loan business and related fields
of mortgage financing.
an
United Rayon Manufacturing Corp.
par
income
Net
American
June
on
Unio
000
shares
V.
reserved
share
the
July
011
corresponding
equivalents
of
miscellaneous
net
Sales
8';
during
the
higher
than
As
result
1954.
a
about
last
sales
of
lower
17%
deductions
second
period
of
income
during
per
outstanding
Kunstzijde
when
income
compared
the
of
2,093,110
$1,300,-
was
operating
$600,000
last
of
$13,100,000,
were
expenses,
the $2,300,000
with
period
same
1955
during
higher
1954,
net
83c
or
Algemene
operating Income in the 1955
higher income from affiliates and
$12,100,000
than
$1,700,000
equivalents
by
Lower
quarter
of
of
15
outstanding,
were
share.
quarter was offset by a somewhat
about
$200,000 of net miscellaneous
the
second
year.
about
of
income was $1,900,000
for the same period
quarter
reported
year.
Net
income
to $1.47
share
of
$1.75
for
the
first
six
months
in
the
there
1954
first
was
American
holding in
half
a
share
per
of
about
Each
share
$400,000,
American
of
share
is
Florins
1,000
20c
or
1954.
non-recurring
from
company's
Vereinigte
addition,
miscellaneous
income,
totaled
of
the
Clearing
011
Machine Corp.
July
President
of
program
to
by
20
U.
calls
a
of
about
Glanzstoff-Fabriken
per
certain
American
of
or
during
$3.42 per
equal
$3,600,000,
one-fifth
A.
G.
security
first
the
of
and,
the
in
profits,
share.
the
division
a
expansion
Snyder,
I.
Expand—
Chicago,
$3,000,000
John
for
of
including
Industries,
S.
profit
equal
$3,000,000,
equivalent to one-twentieth of an Ordinary
value each.—V. 178, p. 2245.
par
launched
has
Inc.,
W.
was
However,
sale
S. Industries, Inc.—Unit to
tries,
1955
American share and compared with $6,900,000
per
American
Jr.,
of U. S. Indus¬
program,
Chairman
of
it
was
an¬
the Board
Inc.
erection
of
new
facilities
which
are
into operation within three months.
President of the Clearing division, stated that the
include
a
new
building with an area of over 61,000
go
Glasner,
will
feet and added that the new plant is designed for even greater
the future.
It is being built on Clearing property, adja¬
the companys present plant in the Clearing district in Chicago.
2,000,000
cent
the
conversion
to
The
*1,500.000 shs.
for
1955
American
announced
American
per
quarter of
2,056,536
was
During
61c
second
the
on
1955
expansion in
shares reserved for issuance
option plan.
for
share
30,
N;
or
square
issuable
value)_i
(A. K. U.)—Quar¬
terly Earnings Higher—
R.
,
series B
restricted
4.10%
the Tennessee Baptist
This company
facilities
be-
initial series
debentures
in
to
$100,000
United American Investment Co., Atlanta,
ters
The
30,000 shs.
stock
issued
are
by
scheduled
July
series
Common
$70,000
1958
1,
1962;
694,979.
and
3.000,000
stock
and
1,
(valuation $2,027,979).
sponsored
nounced
deben¬
(convertible on or
A
30, .1962)
1975
1,
1967;
Dec.
Campus
The
Outstanding
subsidiary due Dec.
of
1956
tures, series
to
are
$30,000 3V4%
due June
1960
They
U.
CAPITALIZATION
Equipment
follows:
as
1,
and
to
quarterly
notes
Dec.
1,
quarter
1898.
dividends of 10c per share each, based on the
present outstanding shares.
During recent years the company has
supplemented cash dividends with stock dividends of 10%
on Jan. 2,
1952, 5%
on Jan.
2, 1954 and 5% on Jan. 3, 1955.
On
May 17,
1955,
a
three for one stock sp.it of the company's
common
stock
was
effected
by
the distribution of two additional
shares for each one share outstanding on April 15, 1955.
4y2%
mature
$50,000 3V2%
$10,000,
or
Inc.,
trade
new
DIVIDENDS—On
declared
a
trailers.
established
was
operates
company
Markets,
under
its
the
and
Thorofare
1957;
American Share
warehouse and distribution
center
and
general ofiices
at
Murrysville, Pa.,
18 miles each of
Pittsburgh, which is centrally located in the area served by the
company's markets.
Produce processing and distribution facilities in
a
leased building
in the wholesale produce marketing area of Pitts¬
burgh are also operated by the company.
To service is markets the
company
owns
and
operates
a
modern transportation fleet of 35
addition,
The
3%%
to
1, 1955, at 100% and accrued interest.
bonds will
1,
replenish
to
during
and
1957
subsequent years will be obtained from retained earnings and
depreciation reserves and, if necessary, from additions financing.
eastern
The
Dec.
before
including Jan. 1, 1957
Jan. 1, 1958 at 103% I
received
be
$1,905,000,
at
company
were
operates
dated June
-
a
equipping
in
The
except
100'/2% ; thereafter and to and including Jan. 1,
thereaiter at 100% ; with accrued interest in
at
years
merchandise
retired
Pfd.
Texas Eastern Transmission
its
conversion of the debentures.
redeemable
also
are
expenditures
average,
and
fore
180,
offer
through
Union
Co.
be
833V3
thereafter
the
of
16,
Corp.—Exchange Offer—
Corp.
Baker
Thomas & Co
This acquisition is
$1,250,000 cash, by Power
company to Union Electric Company, of all the outstanding stock of
Union Colliery Co.;
(2) the dissolution of Power company, the transfer
of its assets to and the assumption of its liabilities
by Union Electric
Co.—V. 181, p. 752.
to
B. C.
in the amount of $750,000 and the
balance will be used together with other corporate funds to equip new
stores scheduled
or
expected to be opened during 1955 and 1956 and
stock
them
with
merchandise.
The
company
estimates that on an
4%
Texas
See
20,000
Thayer,
extension
until July 29,
proposes
Debentures Sold—Mention
—
capital,
Commerce
The Sixty
and
will
Electric
to
to
persons
expansion in the future.
has a large interest in Thieblot Aircraft.
vided
Houston,
20,000
Inc.
50,000
Electric
have
assets
now
used
for
aircraft
Thieblot management.
It
of hangar door wings,
case.
note
iso-butane,
and
hydrocarbons which are plentifully available in the oil
of the Southwest.
The I new TB&CC operation
will
consequently not be dependent upon refinery butylenes, a by-product
used
in most alkylate
and butadiene plants, but will dehydrogenate
butane by the Houdry process.
The plant will thus supply additional
and
into
100'A%;
tractors
alone.
20,000
Co.,
&
company
incident
exclusive
and
will combine wellflexibility.
It will
alternately, alkylates for blend¬
ing into commercial motor fuels, and butylenes.
At the same time it
will
produce butadiene for GR-S synthetic rubber, nylon and other
established
produce finished
Co
at
at
PROCEEDS—The
nation's alkylatePurchasing Agency
Petroleum
Services
the
&
Emery
hangar
under
long,
initially
are
debentures
105%;
each
for expanding the
program
Armed
new
company a
Mobilization has issued a
Defense
permitting
This
the
awarded
15
50,000
said
United
Union
Mo.,
Aircraft engineers and
building, three stories high,
Company.
new
issue of
our
will
debentures,
Juiy
route
a
Union
Thieblot
the
Markets, Inc.
1957;
1959;
1968
President cf Texas Butadiene,
Lear
Simpson,
States flag service to Manila via
strategically Important
Asia, Warren Lee Pierson, Chairman, announced on July 7.
application being filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board, TWA
Northwest
See
completed
$27.50 per share thereafter to and including June
thereafter to and including June 30, 1962. No
iractional shares will be issued and no adjustment for accrued interest
(Continued from page 12)
As
ready
for
debentures
lohowing two
Godfrey L. Cabot, Inc., Boston carbon black manufacturer and largest
single
stockholder
in
the new enterprise.
E. L. Green,
Jr., VicePresident cf a Cabot subsidiary, Cabot Carbon Co., has been elected
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Co.,
.
The
during the following two years at 102% ; during the next two years at
101%; thereafter and to and including Jan. 1, 1964 at 100%%.; the
Investment News
avgas
feet
350
of America
made in
The
on
and
of
existing
which is
adjoins an
airport,
redemption,
30,
at
Corporation and
&
Reed,
50,000
Co.,
•
Airport
company.
July 18 of the public offering
on
July 14 of $2,000,000 4% sinking fund subordinated
debentures, series A, due July 1, 1975 (convertible on or
before June 30, 1962) at 100% and accrued interest by
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc. and associates. The
offering was quickly oversubscribed.
or
General
20,000
258.
p.
Pierson
This
is expected to
Bridge and Iron
the
at
wide
by
were
construction
Pittsburgh
Thorofare
was
of
Incorrect.
was
engineering
Corp.
20,000
Co.-
offered
June
date
record
is
Vitro
The
Less Jamaica income tax.
date
and
&
corporation
an
with
;
building
feet
120
15%; resident tax 7%.
tax
y Previous
The
20,000
McJunkin, Patton &
McKelvy & Co
50,000
Co.___
&
,
second
a
aircraft
for
feet of floor space and
steel
the
20,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs
50,000
Co
communication
Co., Inc.—New Plant—
at
large
a
and
for
to
Co.
50,000
Co._
%
Mr.
7-15
(Wm.)
let
was
20,000
&
capital.
year.
Extra
Design
Contract
Sulzberger
United
In
July 11 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
64,000 square
early next
20,000
Co._
Bangkok.
modification, as¬
sembly, machining, sheet metal working and other types of fabrication,
as
well as administrative and
engineering offices, will contain more
than
50,000
Co._!
Yeatman
requests
on
which
plant,
Co.
20,000
Co
50,000
&
&
Corp., Irvington-on-IIudson, N. Y.—Files
broken
was
July 20 for
&
Co._
&
Union
new
Hallowell,
&
Southeast
this
49,900
offered at $1
50,000
Steel
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—New Service—
new
period of the previous year.—V. 180, p. 670.
same
Ginther, Johnston &
Shepard
181,
&
20,000
50,000
Inc.
—V.
20,000
:
Schmertz
Incorporated
&
20,000
Co.
&
Co
Fauset,
Turben
Suplee,
agent.
75,000
&
Curtiss, House & Co
Inc.
Bank
Lynch
Cunningham,
Co., Inc.
50,000
Masten
Prescott,
Lestrange
Boenning
50,000
Richards
Merrill,
Co.,
25,000
100.000
Sherrerd
McCormick
&
Co._
A.
the latest nine months is equivalent to $2.03 per share
764,266 shares of common stock outstanding as compared with $1.22
Monthly
Wrigley
Hentz
Harris
100,000
&
Weedon
E.
Fairman,
Co.
&
Eichler
Kay,
The income for
per
Scribner
&
Crowell,
corporation, for the nine months
ended May 31, 1955, were $1,551,460 as compared with $929,048 for the
same period for the previous
year after provision for income taxes.
The
fiscal year of the corporation ends on
Aug. 31.
on
Arthurs,
&
2246.
p.
100,000
&
Staats
Co.
Co.,
Inc.
Co.L
&
Inc. $50,000
50,000
100,000
Butcher
H.
company
Inc.
Sons_____
Co
&
Wagenseller & Durst,
Woodcock,
Hess
&
150,000
Leonard
&
the
with
purchase from the company the
sinking fund subordinated debentures, series
Inc
&
R.
Bateman,
new
on
Co.,
Deane
Bache
Inc.,
Humphrey,
&
to
150,000
Brown
This
7-15
7-20
8-19
(s-a)
&
William
Chase
The
is
agreed
severally
acting
below,
agreement
below:
Cruttenden
tax
Corp.—Debentures Sold Pri¬
indenture
the
&
underwriters
forth
Strould
Texas Natural Gasoline Corp.—Earnings Higher—
8-1
8- 1
9-1
preferred
prior
5%
set
named
Applegate
underwriting
The Ohio Co
"
$1.11
25c
25c
Mfg.,
the
an
Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc.
$200,000
minimum
income
into
respective amounts of 4%
facilities in Louisiana, Tennessee,
Kentucky and Indiana with completion expected by this fall.
When
completed, the new expansion program will enable the pipeline to
increase daily gas sales to firm customers up
to 100,000,000 cubic
7- 5
5-16
(interim)
Worcester County Electrie—
4.44% preferred (quar.)
1
of the shares already
80';.
Production,
Eastern
entered
whereby
this corporation on July 19 announced it had
completed sale of $18,000,000 in 4% debentures due
June 1, 1975.
The sale, according to W. T. Stevenson,
President, was made through Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., to
a
group of insurance companies headed by the Metro¬
politan Life Insurance Co. of New York.
8-24
8- 1
ordinary
Worumoo
V.
Texas
Transmission
thereaiter
of
of
have
program,
20'%?
$2.50
ceipts
___!
shares
acquire
to
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
through their representative, Hulme,
vately—To finance its 1955 expansion and construction
on
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
is
Texas Gas Transmission
Service,
Common
registration
recoiu.
stock in addition to the 68.64%
Thieblot Aircraft
income)
of
the
to
Moore,
Inc.—
investment
Wisconsin
6%
of
of
offer
by Transmiss.on
more
7-14
25c
—
__
Wisconsin
(From
25c
____^„—
(incr.
Grocery
8- 1
9-30
9-15
8-19
8- 4
15c
(quar.)
Wilcox
Winn
10-1
7-29
7-29
10- 1
8- 1
8-1
$1.25
PI2V2C
tl7V2c
25c
$1.433/4
$1
50c
40c
(quar.)
___
9-9
7- 8
7- 8
9-15
7-15
7-15
7-20
9-20
9- 2
7-29
7- 8
7-20
8-19
9-20
7-15
27y2c
A
i
the
of
purpose
owned
or
stockholders
Consolidated
White Sewing Machine, S2 prior pref.
Whitehall Cement Mfg. (quar.)
Whitney Blake
7-18
7-15
7-15
7-15
8- 1
:
—
class
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.,
prior
75c
.
(quar.)
Paper,
iquar.)__
8-
40c
31V4c
34%c
(quar.)
preferred (quar,1)
5'/2%
pieferred
(quar.)
1
8- 1
8- 1
8- 1
8-15
$2
(accum. 1
Light & Telephone, common
5%
this
percentage of Production capital stock required to permit the
b-ia
8-
Production
"The
Steel Foundry
Michigan
4%
When
Production Corp.
(quar.)
West
Class
25.
8-19
7-15
8-12
8-
tender
relating
effective, a prospectus detailing the contemplated exchange
together with the proper exchange form to be used will be sent to
offer
50c
.___
West Kentucky
5%
July
on
9- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Western
SEC
8-15
1
9-
$1.12V2
$1.061/4
7oc
common
preferred
Western
the
the
upon
offer.
statement
becomes
50c
62Vi>c
(quar.)
$4.25
Weeden & no.,
Western
with
the
6
3uc
(quar.)
Westeel
filed
contingent
to
registration
a
9-
20c
preferred
5%
preferred
West
be
is
response
8-15
Inc
$4.50
7%
will
action
in
Naff,
Mr.
11-29
$1
37V2c
135c
(quar.)~
Washington Gas Lignt,
4%
offer
shares
to
9-6
(quar.)
com.
Pictures,
Brcs.
Warren
4%
Transmission's
263,402
9-15
2%
&c
Am .net
Vvarner
that
least
12-15
——
Iron (quar.)
6% pfd. (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Ccal
Walker
at
110c
(quar.)
Virginian Railway,
Waite
stated
According
9- 1
11-29
flOc
-
Co.
dividend
Virginia
9-15
12-16
37l/aC
B
Chemical
Stock
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$12y2c
tl2 V2C
(quar.)
class A
50c
B
Class
Vick
Co.,
51
(359)
general
contractor
is John Griffiths & Son
Construction Co. of
Chicago.
2,611 shs.
5,000 shs.
741,396 shs.
of
the
4%
under the company's
addition
In
the
purchase
to
plans call for
milling machines and other major machine tool
these
of new
facilities.
Clearing
expansion
equipment.
Clearing Machine has two plants in the United States—Chicago, HI.,
Hamilton, Ohio.
In addition, Clearing has manufacturing arrange¬
and
ments
abroad.—V.
182,
p.
116.
_j
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(360)
CAPITALIZATION
Employees
States Rubber Co.—Contract With
United
GIVING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
FINANCING
Western
Authorized
contract covering pensions, insurance and severance
pay
has been* signed bv
United States Rubber Co. and the United
Rubber
Cork, Linoleum and Plastic Workers of America, CIO.
The
■contract
which covers 33,000 of the company's employees in 19 plants,
Is effective Aug. 1 and is openable after three years.—V. 132, p. 253.
A
five-year
new
Stores Corp.—Semi-Annual Report—
United
Received
Dividends
McLellan
1955
1954
$309,090
$410,100
396.138
396,138
______
Investments:
on
stock
Co. common
Stores
McCrory Stores Corp. common stock
income
Interest
Gov't Securities-^
S.
U.
on
income
Total
Net
——
profit
181,
—V.
44,375
59,340
56,000
.
Federal income tax
for
58,600
$664,853
_____
United Utilities Co.—Debentures Placed
corporation
The
at
has sold
and
par
$4,000,000 of
undivided
an
Life
The
Insurance
will
company
term
debts,
Co.
Travelers
and
$1,600,000
use
proceeds
advances to subsidiaries for construction
purposes, and the balance for working capital.
It is a holding com¬
pany which controls 15 telephone operating subsidiaries and one gas
and electric utility.
See V. 181, p. 2976.
Universal
-—Files
Mining- & Milling Co., Albuquerque, N. M.
With Securities and
The company on July
■covering 5,000 shares of
share,
per
without
incident
-expenses
filed
5
Exchange Commission—
stock
(par
proceeds
The
mining operations.
to
to
are
be
used
to
pay
Net
Interest
UOP
at
by
the
this
53.
Net
in
ore
this
Corp. of America—New Discovery—
of
excess
its
H.
Assay
1.440,000
richest
John
Va
and
the
strike
White
Office
■over
July
on
10
mile.
grade
$9 per
few miles
a
in
date
the
to
20
in
located
from Riverton,
Wyoming
of
feet
White
Mr,
mentioned
has
it
President, stated that
Jr.,
shows
square
tons
to
announced
18
commercial
said,
"The
of
of
the Riverton
averaging
ore
estimated
1.440,000
Utah
and
and
claims
4,500
some
.15
tons,
assay
Wyoming.—V.
in
181,
Uranium
Technicians
With
The
Securities
corporation
June
on
6EC covering 30,000,000
at
cent
one
Lake
City,
incident
Coast
of
letter
a
stock
shares of common
City,
Utah—
notification
(no
be
to
are
to
with
pay
be used by
the company
tinuing construction program.
the
corporation
talization
the
of
stock
Oregon
SEC
the
which
at
50,000
cents,
to
are
400,000
shares are
250.000
15
1
filed a
letter
of
notification
with
shares of common stock (par 25 cents), of
covering
be
at
to
20
offered
be
at
10
cents
50,000
and
cents
at
25
to pay expenses incident to
used
share,
per
cents.
Bee
Corp.—Modifies
Guild
Films
Co.,
The
within
California.
oil and uranium exploration.
of
jier
share, with
Offering—A
dealer's discount of 70 cents
a
con¬
financing,
capi¬
funded debt 44.4%
furnish
the
pre¬
;
at
announced,
Reesdale,
Pittsburgh.
to
The
and
than
more
Co.—Plans
Pa.,
its
on
stock
common
completed
be
to
18 plans for a new generating
Allegheny River, 40 miles north east
station will be built at a cost of about
power
new
is
unit
the
by
with
the
of
1958.
It
Point
domicile
of
special
have
the
of
the
stockholders
to
the
that
Georgia.
Aug.
11,
A
1955,
the company hak obtained a Georgia
Manufacturing Co., with a capital stock of
all of which is owned by this company.
The merger agreement
To
accomplish
charter
$500,
for
been
this
West
into
objective
Point
into
entered
merged
the
is
of
plan
which
under
Georgia
the
Alabama
would
corporation
corporation.
approved
will
merger
unless
and
until
holders of two-thirds of the outstanding stock
the special meeting of stockholders.—V. 181, p. 1718.
the
by
This
corporation has
Thieblot
Aircraft
purchased
Co.,
Inc.,
for cash
of
a
substantial
Bethesda,
Md.,
stock
Period Ended June 30—
$85,910,000 $75,455,000
2847.
p.
to
an
by J. Carlton Ward., Jr., President of Vitro, and Armand
J. Thieblot, President of Thieblot Aircraft.
(It was reported that close
to $1,000,000 was paid for a 45%
stock interest.)
ing
corporation
uranium claims,
eastern
Utah,
14 announced the acquisition of 62 promis¬
of them located in San Juan County, South¬
July
on
54
and the remaining
Colorado.
Southwestern
eight claims
in San
County,
Miguel
purchase was completed on July 1.
Thieblot Aircraft will pro¬
immediately to construct large additional facilities for engineering
«nd production at Martinsburg. W. Va.
Acquisition of the interest in Thieblot Aircraft will permit Vitro to
greatly
electronic,
the
development
electromechanical
and
and
weapons
production
systems and
facilities
for
will supplement
All
largely
other
Division, chiefly the Silver
Md., laboratory, which is engaged in numerous developments,
for the Navy, in underwater ordnance, guided missiles and
COL-NY
stock.
not
all
systems.
Airciaft in
devek pmewt
ordnance
Ktis
an
Add.,
and
production
systems
-personnel,
and
engineering
for
in
ewpfThiu.nl.al and
and
operate,
of
aircraft
addition
component
The
use.
to
engaged
cqncern
parts
the
offices
in
design,
aircraft,
for
employs
company
engineering
in
and
about
Bethseda,
275
Md.,
production manufacturing plant at Rockville.
lease the Municipal Airport at Martinsburg,
under
Va.
W
The
Vitro
sidiary
Cup.
and
uranium.
of
is
America
engaged
in
of
lecovery
•devHopmt'tU
Ci
tUm
of
labilities,
and
the
tcft
and
plant*
nth
operating
manufacture
and
r
five
engineering
technical
divisions
milling,
metals,
of
of
and
and
processing
chemical
instruments
processes,
dt'simi
has
the mining,
rare
one
and
sub¬
refining
in
cash
total
was
COL-NY
pay
a
half
and
amount
perpetual
of
10%
in
Western
which
was
royalty
on
properties
the
colors
processing
and
and
share
a
in
San
Juan
Bucktail
County,
mineralization
Group,
Utah,
include
the
Morrison
in
Group
Gold
has
of
eight
are
in
the
the
Ray
Group
formation
and
uranium
and
chemicals,
properties
in
the
Silver
Reef
also,
through its subsidiary, Golden
Mining Co., in Arizona.
These acquisitions
mark
the
com¬
first entry in the Four Corners area.
Western will commence
exploration
and
development of
these
properties
shortly,
the
an¬
nouncement added.—V. 180, p. 298.
Crown
pany's
See Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd.—Proposed Exchange Offer—
Ltd.
above.—V.
175,
manufacturing
heuvdy involved in the atomic energy program p.nd is the
4WJly Amcnuau company now engaged in a cross-the-board
operation in
that field, from the research and
mining stages through engineering
©f complete ) nuclear facilities.—V.
182, p. 116.
*
used
to
the
cent)
Co.,
&
to
Inc.,
expenses-
pay
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$2,526,657 $14,001,160
$9,810,194
Co.—Record Sales—
ended
June
hit'
1955
25,
all-time
an
high,
the company and we anticipate that earnings,
likewise, A. D. Davis, President, told directors at
do
sales
year
totaled
$259,950,401,
year,
compared with.
increase of 13.99%. Whil&
an
The
shares
the
period
would be approxi¬
figure of 91 cents
three-for-one on Aug.
adjusted
an
split
were
Trading in Futures and Has No Futures Position—
James
for
E.
Davis,
himself
and
Chairman
his
three
of
this
acting
company,
brothers,
July
on
spokesman
as
issued
15
the
following,
statement:
"We
have
entered
Department
Commodity
suspension
a
order,
did
from
however,
which
Lovett
"In
position
the
board
potato
continued
of
the
flatly
and
whoil.v
potato market.
We
positions in potato futures.
for
reason
because of
the
have
that
Winn
were
to
use
intention
to
o£
manipulation
trading
Agriculture
this
no
friends
our
unable
no
relating
we
before
with
been
have
we
Department of
even
Company
position.
and
was
had
aware
eventuality transpired
marketing order which
PMA
deliveries.
desire
no
investigation
The
Grocery
futures
argument
we
allegations
admit
do
Agriculture
complaint.
merchandise, we are in
delay in publication of the
precluded
have
Since
ail
delivery
no
the
theoriginal
drawn-out
Agriculture.
Lovett
not
in
for
hedging operations,
trading operations.
futures
deny
&
had
perishable
long
a
of
Winn
and
ncluded
handling
the
of
been
into
Department
"We
futures
with
Division, agreeing
futures.
The suspension,
commodity
include
in
stipulation
Administration
in
have
ot
enter
Exchange
not
trade
occupation
to
consent
a
trading
does
not
should
our
into
which
to
be
would
structive results."—V.
a
sounding
board
time
consume
182,
and
for
hearing
a
with
money
and
no
con¬
155.
p.
Whirlpool Corp.—Proposed
Elisha
Gray,
President,
Consolidation—
July 16 announced that arrangements,
principle by the boards of directors of
Seeger Refrigerator Co., Radio Corp. of America and Whirlpool
Corp.
whereby a new company will be formed under the name WhirlpoolSeeger Corp, which will own and operate the businesses now carried
on
by Seeger and Whirlpool and the stove and air conditioning divi¬
have
been
of
agreed
The
RCA.
new
many
will
company
mately $130,000,000, and
for
on
in
upon
worth
net
a
have
of
total
about
manufactured
years
of
assets
approxi¬
$85,000,000.
refrigerators
and
freezers,
for sale by Sears, Roebuck and Co. under its
trademark, "Coldspot."
Whirlpool has similarly manufactured home laundry equipment for
sale by Sears under its trademark, "Kenmore."
Since World War II,
Whirlpool has also manufactured and sold through distributors and
dealers,
under
home
a
the
tioners
under
Sears
is
the
laundry
RCA
has
stockholder
such
in
the
in
both
new
agreement
between
in
of
by
RCA
20%
the
and
President
the
Sears,
the
of
the
of
the
Board
of
Whirlpool, will be the President and
new
of
the
new
the Board
of
and
company,
ranges,
air
and
condi¬
plans
to
stock interest,
a
stock
owned
It
is
each,
by
stock
common
will
proposed
be
that
of
Seeger, will be Chairman,
that Elisha Gray, President,
Chief
Executive
Officer
of
the
company.
When
the
outstanding
value
transaction
$80
$5
Approximately
the
mately
of
of
of
stove
and
ment
stock.
of
RCA
the
air conditioning
covering the use
use
of
this
of
a
issued
of
stock
will
stock
the
combined
will
the
Also
trademark
lines
RCA
be
stock,
and
into
in
combina¬
Commence¬
timed
1956.—V.
of
1,157,000
cash
enter
will
company.
will
during
the
to
share
for
trademark
new
211,000
common
outstanding
exchange
to
Approxi¬
approximately
in
"RCA"
of
issued
issued
of
a.
non¬
value
follows:
as
be
basis.
be
shares
with
of
par
approximately
each
businesses.
of
products
will
share
and
receive
stock
a
substantially
for
13's
for
shares
with
have
will
stock
common
211,000
stock
common
share
stock
ratio
merchandise
new
be
of
common
on
of
Whirlpool-Seeger
the
preferred
"Whirlpool"
introduction
will
on
of
in
of
shares
preferred
common
Whirlpool-Seeger
agreement
with
of
Whirlpool-Seeger
approximately
shares
stock
Seeger
common
shares
tion
shares
share
a
shares
Whirlpool
preferred
of
Seeger
Such
of
1,548,000
stockholders
and
convertible
3,080,000
stockholders
consummated.
5,785,000
share
per
cumulative
share.
per
is
approximately
of
voting 4'A%
of
Chairman
Seeger
common
outstanding
Whirlpool-Seeger.
G.
Seeger,
and
electric
room
holdings of RCA and Sears
total
outstanding stock.
By
total
of
sold
RCA will have
stock
trademark,
own
and
gas
has
Whirlpool
company but the total
constitute
less
than
50%
of
its
under
sold
and
company.
new
excess
line
and
"RCA
Estate,"
trademark, "RCA."
the
a
as
equipment
manufactured
trademark,
with
181,
the
2058-
p.
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp.—Proposed Merger—
Western Leaseholds
See
Whirlpool Corp.
above.
2698.
p.
Wisconsin Central
facilities.
Vit'to
be
with
one
Inc.—June Sales Up 16%—
year
earlier.
year
its
claims.
extensive
Southwestern, Utah
(par
Newton
1954
Not
and
showing
notification
1955—Month—1954
outstanding at the end of
per share, compared with
mately $1.10
shares
as
to
are
for the previous fiscal
an
Channel
Western
of
known
belt.
and
physical research,
equipment systems, opera-
ceramic
will
claims,
mineral
claims
46
the
Colo.
half
consideration,
this
Western
Colorado
Uravan
area
Cortez,
99-year lease from the
According
to
Ralph
G.
a
produced from the claims.
ore
of
to
under
of
payment
addition
disclosed,
obtained
were
Inc.,
Uranium,
In
The
an
properties
President,
Brown,
weapons
Thieblot
the
of
existing facilities of Vitro Laboratories
«6pring,
«f
expanded
fiscal
will
shares
mon
par
The
ceed
of
stock
earnings figures for the period have not yet been completed, Mr. Davis,
pointed out
that
earnings
after
taxes
should
reach
approximately
$5,000,000, an increase of 30%
over
the $3,851,780
reported for the
previous year. On this basis, per share earnings on the 4,575,674 com¬
voted
Western Gold & Uranium, Inc.—Acquires 62 Claims—
This
letter
a
common
through Hicks,
Walter
announcement
obtain
of
share,
proceeds
Stores,
their regular meeting.
In
the latest fiscal
will
1955—6 Mos.—1954
$18,210,000 $15,384,000
181,
filed
29
shares
per
history of
year
$228,045,301
in
(Mo.)—June Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
interest
according
the
continue
Western Auto Supply Co.
—V.
the
in
"Whirlpool."
effective
become
not
June
on
cents
Lovett Grocery
the
Seeger has
Purchases Large Interest in Thieblot Aircraft—
in
for
recommendation.
that
upon
to
changed from Alabama
stockholders has been called for
be
sec¬
share.
per
record
&
for
sions
Co.—Reincorporated—
recommended
company
meeting
act
to
Manufacturing
directors
88.144
have
will
This
kilowatts.—V.
1,900,000
Fall
estimated capability of 165,000
will bring system capability
181, p. 2970.
an
system.
258,356
140,902
$2,933,692
"We
July
on
303,621
101,073
2347.
p.
Winn
Expansion—
the
on
224,854
108,570
6.000.000
five
at
181,
Sales
1940.
Electric
Penn
corporation
covering
—V.
&
.
telephone and
of Washington,
States
dividends
has paid
company
204,933
155.
p.
Sales
in
since
year
company
This
completed.
was
company's
the present
in
areas
41,214
1,139.060
Denver, Colo.
The
net
incident to mining operations.
stock
■
ondary offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par 50
cents) was made on July 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $23
It
certain
single turbo-generator
kilowatts, the largest in
it
Corp. of America—Secondary
the
sh.
per
common
new
part of
subsidiary
55,548
1,217,817
income
oper.
offered
be
delay
West
be
Working Agreement—
The
SEC
the
each
of the company at
Vitro
the
stock and surplus 41.5%
its
51,315
1,115,078
Wet Mountain Mining, Inc., Colorado
Springs, Colo.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
and
company
service
of
21,917
991,155
railway—
railway.;
from
ry.
group
Commencing June 1, 1949 quarterly
dividends of 50 cents per share were paid to and including Sept. 1,
1953.
In November,
1953, the common stock was split two for one,
and, commencing Dec. 1, 1953, quarterly dividends of 25 cents have
been paid.—V. 182, p. 53.
50,000
proceeds
above.
Inc.
sale
the
finance
to
and common
DIVIDENDS—The
has
VifcLsix
Offered—A
stock (par $10) at $19
will be as follows:
company
14.1%
and
West
July
on
112,866
expenses
Vertex Oil & Uranium Co., Inc., Omaha, Neb.—Files—
Net
a
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of
The
The
117,911
forward of 1953 Statutory Loss.
Co.—Stock
from
proceeds
a
par)
used
428,153
181,720
132,249
above
subsidiary—.—
common
will
$25,000,000
to be offered
Investment Co., Salt
Anderson-Hackett
Utah.
The net proceeds
mining operations.
to
Lake
Salt
2,261,894
431,988
included
British
Telephone
PROCEEDS—Net
This
Exchange Commission—
filed
30
through
share
per
Corp.,
and
subs,
150,000 shares of
station
Files
11,789,119
outstanding
from
111,853
from
—V.,.182,
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on July 21 offered publicly
1717.
p,
$351,216
12,251,116
3,014,538
British
1952
$412,462
116,950
income
oper.
Net
31,
during
report is valued at approxi¬
mately
ton.
Mining this ore costs about $2 per ton giving
this corporation an estimated $7 net profit per ton."
The
corporation also has extensive mining properties in Arizona
the
27,078
'187,689
487,788
—-
$78,000 credit due to carry
p.
1582.
180,
1,575,997
228,879
$485,745
received
ry.
1953
$428,472
112,468
From Jan. 1—
Gross
7,627,323
—
—
shares
inc.
Net
1954
$406,920
29,814
$9,998,187
liabilities
Dividends
Wyo., making
area.
report from
a
122,873
9,345,363
1,678,500
210,063
20,316
Income
on
1955
$245,879
railway
railway
from
White's Auto
$9,875,314
expenses
assets
Capital
Net
taxes
Alabama—Earnings—
Period Ended June 30—
137,856
depreciation
of
from
Net
1954
$12,227,780
and
for
telegraph
body
a
per
$12,089,924
income
Current
ferred
corporation
1955
expense
Provision
a
Uranium
40c
Ry.
March—
Gross
(& British Subs.)—Earnings Up—
______
BUSINESS—The
This
of
were
on
platinum-containing catalyst in upgrading naptha to
a
high quality gasoline.
Scheduled to go into operation are a fluid
■catalytic cracking unit and a UOP polymerization unit, which will
make it possible to profcess gases
from the catalytic unit into high
-octane gasoline.
A new laboratory building will also be constructed.
p.
price
acres
income
West
a
purchase
a
3,575
on
'Includes
As
the
first
step in a $4,000,000 improvement program
5,000-barrel-per-day Platforming unit has gone on stream
■Champlin Refinery at Enid, Okla.
The Pla.tformer, licensed
182,
acres,
leases
—
income
Amortization
'
Oil Products Co.—New Platformer Goes
uses
687
Subsequently,
Cost of products sold__
Selling, admin. & general
Stream—
company,
in
interest
May
sales
Other
—V.
Universal
organized
was
Wayne Pump Co.
Current
notification with the SEC
$ 101 to be offered at $20
letter of
a
common
underwriting.
half
paid.
was
Total
short-
discharge
to
for
$1,800,000
913,768 shs.
6 Months Ended May 31—
Co.
Insurance
the
of
Privately—
4%, 25-year sinking fund
institutional investors.
in the placement.
Principal
Life Insurance Co., Phoenix
13
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)—_.
surrendered
upon geological advice, leaving a net total of 19,147 acres.
In addition,
the
company
purchased,
in fee, 32 acres in Middle Fork District,
Randolph. County, W. V., which cost approximately $1,600.
All of the
present properties of the company are located in Upshur, Randolph,
Webster, Barbour
and
Lewis
Counties,
in
West Virginia.—V.
181,
p. 2742.
v '
its
interest to
accrued
Kidder, Peabody & Co. acted as agent
participants were Massachusetts Mutual
Mutual
$689,040
<
2288.
p.
debentures
$806,880
$765,228
c
-
expenses
Provision
10
(par
1, 1952 in West Virginia'
as
Hardman & Sons, Inc., which name was subsequently changed to
its present name.
The company was formed for the purpose of ex¬
ploring and developing gas and oil propertied.
The properties held
by Hardman & Sons, Inc., consisted -of 14,495.5 acres of gas and oil
leases which were purchased from W. C. Bond, Clarksburg, W. Va.,
at
a
purchase price of 80c per acre, or a total cost of $11,596.40.
Subsequently, the company purchased an additional 7,113,5 acres of
gas
and oil leases at 80c per acre for a
total purchase price of
$5,690.80 from Ira S. Hardman, Sr.
Where the company purchased
acre
Total
stock
BUSINESS—Company
642
Ended June 30—
Six Months
Common
Monday, July 25, 1955
Western Maryland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. May 31—
Railway
Railway
1955—Month—1.954
oper.
revenue,
$4,112,366
oper.
expenses
2,726,316
Ry.—Earnings—
May—
Gross
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$3,681,424 $.18,512,645 $17,580,851
2,505.839
13,008,077
12,872.576
1955
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway
oper.
1.954
1953
1952
$2,688,456
$2,431,325
$2,734,731
$2,505,453
732,166
549,126
627,514
450,002
income
449,140
429,138
278,957
206,637
12,110.059
11,602,791
13,511.417
12,638,695
2,776.042
2,096.000
3.365,050
2,222,523.
1,330,866
823,038
l,394,o!4
732,473
From Jan. 1—
Wafgieen Co
Period Ended
—V.
"
•
tine
'.me irt
Sales
Higher—
1955—Month—1954
Net
V
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Stock Offered—Barrett
-Derrick & C>■* Inc., New
York,' on July 18 offered pub¬
licly 238,632 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at
$1.25
per
sh
»re
"as
speculation." Of the total, 213,578
.shares are being sold for the account of the
company and
25,054 share.1 for the account of selling stockholders.
PROCEEDS—The
jrenre
notes;
and
net
the
xmtals. acqu si,ions,
a
proceeds
remainder
etc.).
to
used
the
for
used
181,
Western Pacific
Net
from
Net
ry.
$4,708,275
3,662,734
3,201,415
RR
Co.—Earnings—
railway
income
1954
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway.—
oper.
income
181, p. 2976.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
181,
p.
income.
1952
The
$3,927,754
5» 5.003 567
$4,273,875
rest
of
1,176,893
912.096
419.277
1.675. 503
1.250,685
new
financing
700.175
646,279
25.145 275
20.736.584
8.381 ,259
5,324,996
aims
3.J53 963
2,133,076
level.
next
spring,
19, i 50,326
3,895,1Kb
2,689,125
1,898.527
.
Gould
W.
Financing—
construction
to
Van
do
about
Derzee,
money
the-
for
$35,000,000
President,
of
recently
stated.
Types of securities
5,055,059-
20,731,947
Power Co.—Plans
company expects to get necessary
this year through bank loans and
$4,440,473
631,971
__
2847.
Wisconsin Electric
1953
From Jan. 1—
Gross
working capital (for drilling,
be
railway
oper.
from
to
$5,a04,568
741,733
1955
from
Net
are
$1,175,535
913,173
2626.
p.
May—
Gross
to
company
$1,386,050
Net railway oper. income
—V.
2S-1.
Gross
ry.
operations
1955—6 Mos—1954
$15,741,390 $15,298,409 $90,493,664 $88,264,523
lul,
from
revenue
but
he
indicated
to
ferred
reduce
Present
stock.—V.
to
bonds
its
be
offered have
are
common
capitalization
181,
p.
not
been
determined, he
said,
likely to predominate, as the company
equity ratio relow the present 39.3%^
stock
2058.
includes
48.2%
debt
and
12.5%
pre¬
Volume 182
Wizard
at
Boats, Inc.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Sales
(Calif.)—Files With SEC—
ment,
The
8EC
Number 5449
corporation
June
on
filed
30
letter
a
of
notification
the
with
covering
$2
120,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered
share, through Neary, Purcell & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
per
The
net
used
for
proceeds
working
are
to
be
capital.—V.
used
176,
to
for
pay
181,
The
Goodwill
Station,
Inc.,
Detroit,
Mich.—
Earnings Decline—
Sales
1955.
Net
amounted
For
the
profit
for
in
Net
for
the
1954.—V.
period
earnings
180,
period
providing
1955
for
for
as
of
six
195
months
then
Federal
amount
to
$25c
ended
taxes
for
as
June
30,
Co.,
the
of
amounted
same
compared
J.
-
After
period
to
to
$1.76
preferred
to
per
for
the
share
stock.
$260,853
of
For
which,
equalled 50 cents
nine
loans
the
Vice-President
$2,562,500
fund
will
be
debentures,
and-the
company's
The
at
15
sinking
remaining
common
the
after
per
same
stock
after
period
provision
May
of
a
31,
1955.
provision
year
ago,
dividends
share of common stock.
on
of
This
is
equal
dividends
profits
on
amounted
preferred
to
Treasurer,
improve¬
nine
(F. W.)
months,
102 J/2 %
the
debentures
of
be
will
used
will
United
have
be
the
used
States
July
on
company's
to
for
and
been
called
for
50,000
stock,
company
it had
shares
called
on
or
of
expects
belore
thai
for
redemption
cumulative
development
Canada.
Zonolite Co.—Expansion Plans Revealed—
Aug.
This
stock,
the
stock,
$7,000,000
instalments
over
Your Dollars
all
5%
of
ing
the
series,
Aug.
15
into
of
the
loan.
a
the
sinking fund
will
company
Fall
This
loan
is
to
10-year period.—V.
of
help
h
no
be
will
in
shares
the
of
common
preferred
stock
and
funded
repaid
177, p.
and
in
the
debt
equal
content,
of
will
for
quarterly
2137,
employ
mill
greatly
the nation's
a
and
refining
new
Libby,
will
be
increasing
the
fiscal
year
•
38
cents
near
southeast.
process
which
was
successfully
Mont., plant last year.
Scheduled fotf
equipped to utilize ore of low vermicu¬
the total ore reserves of the company,
leading producers of the mica-like mineral.
ended
March
increase.
31,
sales set
as
a
against
Net Income declined
new
high of $6,354,510
$5,960,870
for
the pre¬
slightly from $373,883,
share, to $366,044, or 37 cents a share.
"A. T. Kearney, President,
reported that sales for April and May, 1955,
were
for
about
a
15%
ahead
the remainder
of
of
the
make possible the
make possioie rne
AMERICAN "FRED CROSS
i
east
Zonolite's
vious year, a 6.6%
or
for
the
The annual report showed Zonolite
cumulative
except
in
operation, the
lite
one
1.1
debentures
have
mill
introduced
dividends. Each share of the preferred
substantially all
construction
The
'
retirement
preferred
10
Aug.
preferred
oI
stock
(par $1), which were recently of¬
publicly at $12 per share by Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son
& Curtis, have all been
sold. See details in V. 182,
p. 258.
16. Of
4V2%
redemption
converted.
After
common
company
has disclosed plans for a new $313,000 mill
Greenville, S. C., to meet the growing demand for vermiculite in
said
convertible
the
$308,920,1)30
2847,
p.
Wright Line, Inc.—Stock Sold—The 110,000 shares
class B
current
repay
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
,
$57,822,535 $54,654,189 $327,451,378
181,
fered
.
$52.50 per share plus accrued
be
Woolworth Co.—June Sales Higher—
Period End. June 30—
improvement.—
said
all
retire
$2,937,500
in
is
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
ended
and
used
$1,500,000
properties
fund
The. company
months
past
40%
a
$41c
providing for Federal income taxes, operating profits amounted
$757,114
marked
a
the
arranged a loan of $7,000,000 from the First
Chicago and the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
at
to
shows
ago;
equalling
has
of
Cook,
B.
outstanding
Woodall Industries,
year
to
1582.
p.
period
a
2401.
Bank
total,
sinking
bank
$1,534,533.
were
income
$216,677
against
share
per
the
period
$15,987,267,
Sales
company
National
the
$1,324,572
comparable
after
$131,089
1954.
to
nine-month
same
ago,
Wocdley Petroleum Co.—Receives $7,000,000 Loan—
This
WJR,
p.
the
to
—V.
514.
p.
for
year
and
construction
new
volume
compared
$22,389,407—a
V.
53
(361)
the
year
same
months
In
is promising."—V.
1954,
181,
"and
p.
the
2289.
outloo*.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
54
DEPARTMENT
STATE AND CITY
AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
(P. O. Dothan),
Houston County
Alabama
Sale
Warrant
of
issue
An
—
$200,000 State gasoline tax antici¬
pation warrants was sold to a
group headed by Hugo Marx &
Co., Birmingham, as 2s.
Dated
July 1, 1955.
Legality approved
by Dumas, O'Neal & Hayes, of
Birmingham.
Mobile, Ala.
Bond
Offering—H.
Comptroller,
City
bids
sealed
Aug.
on
until
Ziegler,
receive
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
the
for
3
G.
will
10
of
$17,000,000 Bankhead Tunnel rev¬
enue refunding and
improvement
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955,
Due
May 1, 1995. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the Chepnical Corn
Exchange Bank, New
York
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City, and
Collins,
Murphy,
&
Galloway
of
Montgomery. Ala.
receive
(CST)
a.m.
Aug.
on
purchase of
until
4
sanitary
bonds.
Due on Jan. 1
Prin¬
Hoyt,
Legality approved by Reed,
Taylor
& Washburn,
of
New York City.
181,'
—v.
Low,
offered
June
13,
2742—were awarded
p.
8
(CDST)
p.m.
until
July
on
Principal
inclusive.
1975
to
and
the
Jounty Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
interest
payable
(J-D)
at
Francisco.
San
Works Dist.
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
County Water
resno
No.
21
Offering
Bond
—
J.
L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
aids until 11:30 a.m. (CDST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $112,water
works bonds.
Dated
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
ity
quist,
Francisco.
Goleta
Sch.
Union
County, Calif.
Offering — J. E. Lewis,
10
the
(PDST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
to
Dist.,
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Los
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on July 26
the
purchase
$886,000
of
Dated Aug; 1,
1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
to-1980 inclusive.
Principal and
building
nterest
bonds.
or
at
of the fiscal agencies of the
county
in
New
York City or
Chicago.
July
on
until
28
8
for
bids
sealed
will** receive
Clerk,
City
yer,
the
purchase
of
follows:
$305,000 sewer bonds, as
1
105,000 general obligation bonds.
June
Dated
15, 1955. Due on
15 from 1956 to 1976 in¬
June
Principal
clusive.
approved by Orrick,
Herrington
&
Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Legality
Dahlquist,
V
'
'
■
j
t% \
f
.
School
Oroville
,»
♦
■
Butte,
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
sold to the
Co., of San Fran¬
bonds
building
$330,000
American Trust
Pinedale Sch. Dist., Fresno County,
California
54
his
at
2
in
office
El
Centro
until
(PDST) on Aug. 1 for the
purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
p.m.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1
1960 inclusive. Prin¬
from 1956 to
Offering —G.
A.
Peque-
will
receive
side
until
10
a.m.
(PDST)
on
July 25 for the purchase of $500,-
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
o
1975 inclusive.
Principal and
nterest
(M-S)
payable
at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
the
&
Trust &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Cottonwood Union Elem. Sch.
Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Ruth
A.
Pres-
leigh, County Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
ding until 2
at
her
office
in
Red¬
Bank
National
America
of
Savings Association, Los
Angeles, or at any of the fiscal
igencies of the county in New
York City or Chicago.
Legality
approved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
Los
Angeles
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
intil
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutjcliffe, of San
(F-A)
Francisco.
School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Clerk of the Board of County Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
at
his office
Bond
in
Los
Angeles until
(PDST) on July 26 for the
purchase of $8,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
a.m.
/
at
his
9
the
'or
1955.
nterest
County
any
Los
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
Due
1980
office in
a.m.
on
Angeles
Aug.
1
Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
New
York
Santa
from
1979 inclusive.
1956 to
Solano Beach Sch. Dist.,
San Diego
$118,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 182,
p.
259—were awarded to Blyth &
Co., of Los Angeles, as follows:
1956 to
1963
to
20,000 3s.
Aug. 15 from
on
1962 inclusive.
182,
on
Aug. 15 from
1979 inclusive.
Union
School
District,
Riverside County, Calif.
or
Bond
gnat,
Offering—G.
County
Pav¬
54—were awarded to
p.
offered
Sch. Dist. No. R-l
O. Lakewood), Colo.
Offering—Thomas J. Car¬
(P.
Bond
ney,
payable
Legality
ap¬
Tail-
&
Tallmadge
by
proved
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
madge, of Denver.
Offering
Frederick L.
—
1985 inclu¬
1957 to
from
1
Redpath, Hanseatic Corp., ootn of
New York, and Stockton Broom^
&
District tax
anticipation notes of¬
fered July 14—v..
182, p. 56—were
awarded to the Connecticut
Certificate, Offering
City
Morriss,
re¬
a.m.-
(EST) on Aug. 10 for the purchase
$1,300,000 -water revenue an¬
Dated Oct.
Due on Oct. 1 from 19od,
inclusive.
Callable as
1985
Oct.
Le-r
A-O.
Interest
1961.
1,
gality approved by, Spalding,«Sib-1
Troutman
ley,
Keliey, of At-*
&
lanta.
*
IDAHO
Clearwater County (P. O.
Orofino)p
Bank
Bond Sale—An issue of
ards, Merrill and Peterson, Inc.,
Offering
Spokane.
Treas¬
Town
—
received
&
bids will be
sealed
of
office
the
Berry
Day,
Main St., Hartford,
2 p.m.
(DST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $250,750
until
Emerson
000
Class teA" Sch.
Falls County
Twin
(P. O. Twin Falls),
Dist. No. 411
ti
ing bonds offered July 18—v. 182,
p. 54—were awarded to a group •
composed of the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago, First Se-r,
curity Bank of Utch, Continental
Bank & Trust Co., and Edward L.:
Burton & Co., all of Salt Lake :
City,
Williams
School
1, 1955. Due
-
build-,
Sale—The $663,000
Bond
Bodnar announces
James
Conn.,
;
of
Idaho
Bond
J.
$200,000
hospital bonds was sold to Rich-
interest.
that
10
until
bids
R.
R.
will
—
Manager,
sealed
ceive
Co., of Hartford, at 1.40%
& Trust
follows:
as
,(j
Aug.
$358,000 2Y4s. Due on July 1 from*:
1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
Payable at the Hartford
National Bank and Trust Co.
305,000 2V2S. Due on July 1 from
Dated
bonds.
1956 to
Aug.
on
clusive.
1968 to
1967
inclusive.
1975
^
.
inclusive.
Clerk,
A.
A
3revard County (P. O.
Florida
McHenry County Community Con
Titusville),
solidated School
Bond
obligation and revenue bonds
offered July 21—v. 181, p. 2848—
awarded
were
posed
of
to
York,
New
group
&
Stuart
Halsey,
B. J. Van Ingen
i>f
a
8
Co.,
Dickson
S.
&
&
Co.,
Alieman, of
Due
3f
Jacksonville. A.
M.
100.21,.a basis of about
•
Sale—The
by
purchase
of
Dated
$230,000
Sept. 1*
bern.
Inc..
of
Isham,
1955.-
Legality approved
Lincoln and Eeale, of
Monroe and St. Clair
Counties *
5'■
(P. O. Waterloo). III.
Sale—The $959-000 build¬
Bond
$275,000 utili¬
ing bonds offered July 29—v.
offered
Jacksonville.
1,
1966 to 1974
and
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No.
July
bonds.
Aug.
Principal
Chicago.
&
at
15—v.- 182,
p.
54—were
awarded to Pierce, Carrison, Wul¬
Dated
Dec. 15 from
cessful bidder.
Inc.,
3.23%.
system revenue bonds
1 for the
Aug.
,
-•=Chattahoochee, Fla.
Bond
on
interest^
(J-D) payable at a bank in Chicago to be designated by the sue- i
Kidder &
Co., of New York, and Thomas
Co., of Pittsburgh, as 3V4S.
on
inclusive.
Leedy,
Orlando,
Pierce, Carrison & Wulbern,
bonds.
ing
Co., Inc.,
C.
Wheeler
(DST)
p.m.
purchase of $185,000 school build¬
& Co., Inc., both
Blair &
Educa-:
Secretary of the Board of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
com¬
Allyn & Co., of New York,
Trust
Co.
of Georgia,
Atlanta,
Pl.
District No. 47
(P. O. Crystal Lake), III.
Offering—Mary E. Halter,
Sale—The $4,000,000 gen¬
Bond
eral
Peque-
will receive
ILLINOIS
FLORIDA
side until 10 a.m. (PDST) on July
the
;:;r
Brunswick. Georgia
Idoho
Torrington, Conn.
Note Sale—Tfte $185,000 Second
ties
for
Atlanta, as 2%s, as
101.66, a basis or about
of
sive.
sealed bids at his office in River¬
building
Co.,
price of
2.58%.
Due on
Dated Juiy 1, 1955.
bonds.
July
com-\
group
a
Steai as 6c Co.,
Hayden, Stone & Co., Francis I.
duPont & Co., all of New York
City; The Central Republic Co.,
of Chicago; Auchincloss, Parker &
to
the purchase
parking .» revenue
$1,200,000
to
Bear,
of
1, 1955.
(DST) on Aug. 1 for
Angeles City Junior College
25
awarded
ticipation certificates.
Conn.
Cronon, City Controller, • will re¬
ceive sealed bids until ,2:30 p.m.
of
182, p. Io6—1
18—v.
of
CONNECTICUT
Bond
July
$4,000,000
cercmcaies
revenue
worxs
were
Jefferson County
Sale—The
Certificate
water
posed
Dist., Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on;,,
Atlanta, Ga.
of Denver.
R.
Aug. 15 from
on
1975 inclusive.
Due
1976 to
Thermal
due
April 1 irom 1979 to 19d3 inJ.„
Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc.,
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
from
inclusive;
3.40s,
follows:
10,000 series A school bonds. Due
of the
City
in
1978
to
$104,000
and
$510,000
Sale—The
Bond
$96,000 series B school bonds. Due
Chicago.
Los
as
65,000 3V4S. Due
inclusive.
in
bonds,
26
Dated
of the fiscal agencies
:ounty
000
$9,000,000
Aug. 1,
from 1956
July
office
his
2:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $106,-
$33,000 3V2S. Due
on
of
at
Bond Sale—The
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
building
to
Downey City
Los
Los Angeles
bids
Rosa, until
County, Calif.
1979 inclusive.
p.m.
the
hansen, County Clerk, will receive
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
terest
for
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
1969
from
office.
Howard,
sealed
100.01, a net interest cost of
3.34%,
as
follows:
about
$166,000 3.30s, due on April 1
and in¬
ing District Nos. 2-55 special as¬
sessment
bonds offered July 15
at
inclusive.
1975
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—William P. Jo-
City
(PDST) on July
purchase of $239,000
building bonds.
Dated
Aug.
1,
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to
25
to
Sonoma
00
1955.
270,000 utility revenue bonds at
GEORGIA
urer
1970 inclusive.
10,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
Rincon
inclusive.
Wethersfield, Conn.
to
April 1 irom l9ot> io labO
on
COLORADO
follows:
1971
$200,000 public improvement rev¬
enue bonds as 3.40s, at 100.08,
a
basis of about 3.39%. Due
Aurora, Colo.
$25,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
sealed bids at his office in River¬
of Jacksonville, and
Wheeler 6c Alieman, of*
Orlando, jointly, as follows:
J
July 2t
Principal
July 20—v.
Inc.,
bern,
payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's
Riverside
District,
County Clerk,
gnat,
awarded to Dean
Co., of San Farncisco,
&
1956
Bond
build¬
$35,000
were
—
Witter
as
.
Sale—The
Bond
were
$115,000
Aug. 1,
of
Dated
inclusive.
1975
offered
Aug. 1 from 19d6 to
on
terest (F-A)
cisco.
p.
County, Calif.
Due
1955.
on -
purchase
bonds.
building
New Haven,
ing bonds offered July 12—v. 182,
School
the
for
(PDST)
a.m.
urer's office.
:ounty
Indio
9
until
inter¬
and
any
Brawley School District, Imperial
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry M. Free,
Clerk of the Board of County Su¬
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
County Clerk, will receive seaieu
Dias at his office in Los Angeles
payable at the City Treas¬
est
of
CALIFORNIA
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
(J-J)
Francisco.
(F-A)
payable
at
the
Treasurer's office, or at
of the fiscal agencies of the
in
New
York City or
Chicago.
District,
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 4:30 p.m. (MST) on Aug. 3
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1980 in¬ for the purchase of $984,000 gen¬
clusive. Principal and inter- eral
obligation school refunding
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
est payable at the Bank of
America
National
Trust
& on July 1 from 1957 to 1976 in¬
Principal
and
interest
Savings Association, of San clusive.
County
4.99%.
School
Elem.
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
$470,000 bonds
182, p. looawarded to Carrison 6c WuDSale—The
Bond
Leedy,
$200,000 series A revenue bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1955. Due on
Refsnes, Ely, Beck & Co., of
Phoenix, as 5s, at 100.0007, a basis
about
&
approved by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
ity
(CDST)
p.m.
the
Legal¬
County Treasurer's office.
—v.
Orange Cove, Calif.
Bond
Offering—E. L. Kanaw-
1956 to 1980 in¬
Principal and interest
payable
at
the
County
office.
office,
Treasurer's
County
$475,000 school
July 15, 1955. Due
Inglewood Unified Sch.
July 26
on
purchase
any
July 15 from
on
(PDST)
of $11,000,000
building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956
to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(F-A)
payable
at the
Aug. 15 for
on
a.m.
the
of
Dated
9
until
for
Clerk of the Board of County Su¬
til
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
County CierK, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
at
payable
(M-S)
Whittier
Palatka, Florida
1 from 1956
Principal and
Sept.
on
inclusive.
interest
Angeless City High Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
Los
Due
1978
to
York City or Chicago.
in New
Barbara
Bond
on
ty Treasurer's office, or at any of
the fiscal agencies of the county
Santa
Dist.,
(PDST)
payable at the Coun¬
terest (F-A)
J00
San
a.m.
for
29
purchase of $40,000 fire pro¬
tection
bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1955. Due on June 15 from 1956
the
for
Ariz.
Sale—The $140,000 water
bonds
Commis¬
Watsonville,
in
Treasurer's
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
revenue
office
his
(J-J)
ARIZONA
Show
Secretary
Fire
sioners will receive sealed bids at
clusive.
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 9
(P.O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 181,
p. 2848—were awarded to Refsnes,
Bond
of
Board
Juiy 26
for
the
purchase
of $5,000,000
building
bonds. Dated Aug.
1,
1955. Due on Aug. 1 from 19o6 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
9
1955.
Los Angeles
his office in
at
until
Corn
Bank, New York City, or at the
First National Bank of Montgom¬
ery.
the
bids
(J-J) payable pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Exchange, at his office in Santa Barbara un¬
interest
Chemical
the
the
for
from 1957 to 1993 inclusive.
at
Calif.
Offering—The
Bond
of
District,
Protection
Fire
Santa Cruz County,
revenue
Dated July 1, 1955.
cipal and
10
$750,000
system
sewer
bids
sealed
Freedom
and interest
Offering—Silas D.
Cater,
Secretary
of
the
City
Water
Works and Sanitary Sewer Board,
will
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
Mobile.
Bond
Prin¬
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
ALABAMA
9
Monday, July 25, 19*55
...
(362)
182,
55—were awarded to a group
composed of the Harris Tru^t &
p.
t
Qoinncfc
Rjinlr
Phirs^r)
MpT-»
Number 5449
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
55
(363)
!
by Ross, McCord,' Ice
Miller, of Inaianapoiis.
proved
cantile Trust Co., Newhard, Cook
&
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., A. G.
&
Edwaras
Sons, and
Dempsey-
Steele Twp. (P.
follows:
1957
1 from
Jan.
iCDST)
215,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
370,Ooo
chase
1969 inclusive.
19t>6 to
3s.
jL»ue
on
p.m.
July 29 tor the
on
of
1
until
$122,uuO
bonds,
pur¬
toi-
as
from
1
a an.
$61,000
School
Township
bonds.
Due
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1975 incl.
Westchester, Illinois
Bond
Offering
(CDST)
p.m.
purchase
of
be received
Dated
water
1,
inclusive.
Bonds
tnereaiter
are
in
due
caiiauxe
and
1971
as
Sept.
oi
,
1, 19t5.
Interest M-S.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Bickel,
Offering
City
July
260—were awarded
to the City Securities Corp., In¬
dianapolis, at 3%s, at 100.93.
132,
pal
p.
bids
Dated
1
2s, at
a
about
(J-J)
Principal
Treasurers
proved
office.
Leg uiiiy
Ross, McCoid,
Miller, cf Indianapolis.
of
■
sealed
bids
Bond
&
dike,
Dated
will
Bated
July
1
clusive.
July
from
The
1955.
1,
1956
bonds
1994
to
ap¬
-
j
.
,
.
Dec.
and
(CST)
oral
Aug.
from
1
en
1955.
1,
1956
to
Due
1974
in¬
June 1, 1975.
approved
Le¬
Chapman &
by
Offering
—
July
11—v.
awarded
were
the
tional
to
182,
on
a
American
Bank
and
headed
group
Na¬
Fletcher
Trust
Co.,
of
Indianapolis, at 1.625%.
f'-
Bond
Sale—The
1:30
Corp., of
bonds.
of
100.11,
Ait p.
3
until 1
frr
the
Dr*5
1°^5.
1,
clusive.
1 r^6
on
sive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
the Forest City Bank
from
1957
to
1994
inclu¬
payable at
&
Trust
Co.,
Forest
City,
or
at
City.
KENTUCKY
Not
received
bonds
July
the
14—v.
181,
$1,300,500
p.
school
rejected.
was
Bond
ural
o.m.
(CST) on
MAINE
Only
Interest J-J.
Aug.
Chairman
of
merce
of
the
Board
Portland,
000
school
1955.
to
until
Box
Due
1969
Dated
Nov., 1
on
inclusive.
interest
Bank
noon
bonds.
payable
of
at
Aug.
from
1,
1956
Principal and
the National
Commerce
of
Portland.
approved - by
Verrill,
Dana, Walker, PhilbricK & Whitehouse, of Portland.
Jr.,
Russell
—
Mayor,
will
P.
receive
(DST)
on
Aug. 9 for the purchase of $300,000 municipal improvement bonds.
July 1, 1955.
from
1959
to
Due
1979
on
and
offered
pay¬
Legality approved by Niles, Bar¬
ton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of Balti¬
■
i
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Bond
Offering—Secretary C. R.
that
announces
mission
will
until 2 p.m.
receive
(EDST)
Com¬
the
sealed
bids
Ju7y
Aug. 2 for
on
Aug. 1, 1955.
1956 to
Due
Aug. 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
in 1960 and thereafter
as
Bonds due
are
4.31%,
in¬
ap¬
net interest cost of about
as
of Aug.
interest
1, 1959. Principal and
(F-A)
payable
at
the
State
Treasurer's
more
or
office
Annapolis.
in
Balti¬
Legality
ap¬
proved by Piper & Marbury, and
1059 to
90,000
"
.
>
4s,
1964
B<>nd
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
to
1963
Due
19~3
78,001 41/iS. Due
1974 to
1979
on
Aug.
in~lusive.
on
' "
1
~
*
from
-
Aug; Dfrom
inclusive.
-—
The
$90,000
1955.
to
bonds
1964
interest
First
are
on
inclusive.
(F-A)
National
dated
Aug.
1
fire
Aug. 1,
1956
from
Principal
payable
Bank,
of
at
1956
from
dated
are
payable at
to
pany
bank
a
be
successful
July
trust
or
1,
designated
com¬
by
the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Caniield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Blackman
and
Leoni
Sch. Dist. No.
16
Twps.
Frac.
(P. O. Jackson),
Michigan
Bond
Arthur,
Offering—Raymond
District Secretary,
receive
sealed
(EST)
bids
until
Mc-
will
6
p.m.
July 26 for the purchase
of $250,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on April 1 from
on
1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Int. A-O.
and
the
Boston.
Ecorse, Mich.
Bond
Offering
Jones,
City
sealed bids
Aug.
on
Bond
Offering
Rogers, Town Treasurer, will
ceive
sealed
bids
Room
Street
411,
Boston,
the
at
111
Trust
school
project
bonds.
bonds
at
Street
the
The
Second
Co.,
Boston,
or
at
will
182,
261
p.
were
—
composed of
group
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Townsend,
&
Dabney
Tyson;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, and
Lyons & Shafto, all of Boston, as
2V2s, at 100.17, a basis of about
2.47%.
Treasurer,
the
Board
of
Education
(EST)
on
July 28 for the
(J-J)
Tilley,
45
Milk
noon
(DST) on July 28 for
purchase of $700,000 school
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclu¬
Principal and interest
pay¬
the
First National Bank,
Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Jt aimer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Boston.
dock
Fort
August Twp. Frac. Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Ypsilanti), Mich.
Sale—The $300,000 build¬
bonds
group
worth
awarded
were
composed
&
Co.,
&
Gratiot
157—were
Kent
to
a
of
Braun, BosInc.,
of Toledo;
255,000 3V4S.
1960
follows:
Due
Note
of
Offering
County
on
will
receive
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
chase
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
ment
bids
Commissioners,
sealed
1956
to
and
interest
bids
until
1960
inclusive.
2
Principal
(F-A)
payable
County Treasurer's office.
at
Mendon, Mich.
Bond
Sale—The
$78,000 water
supply system bonds offered July
7—v.
182, p. 56—were awarded
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Cur¬
tis, of Detroit, at a price of par,
to
net interest cost of about
2.96%,,
follows:
1956
Due
1961
to
3s.
1966
to
on
1960
to
16,000 23/4S.
—
W.
26
until
8
Port
Bond
inclusive.
Due
Oct.
Oct.
on
from
1
1
1965
Due
on
1975
from
inclusive.
inclusive.
Oct.
p.m,
Clerk,
bids
Leon
Huron,
from
1
Mich.
Offerings—Allen
City
for the pur¬
of $313,000 special assess¬
bonds, as follows:
July
D.
(EST) on July 26 for the
purchase of $400,000 notes. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
May 1 from
inclusive.
Offering
sealed
(EST).on
Edwin
—
Road
p.m.
48,000
Raynes, Township Clerk, will re¬
ceive
Port
Mueller, Chairman of the Board
May 1 from
(P. O.
Battle Creek), Mich.
Bond
of
inclusive.
Due
1973
to
on
the
to
Bank
County (P. O. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
$14,000 3s.
1959
awarded
Savings
Huron.
Moore & Co., H. V. Sattley & Co.,
to
,
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 13—v. 182,
as
1956
Twp. Unit Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The
a
$45,000 3V2S.
the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Milier, Caniield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., First
Michigan
Corp.,
McDonald-
as
trust
to be.designated by
of
Toledo,
or
oy
Bond
MICHIGAN
ing
interest
bank
Michigan
the
Bond
and
a
successful
proved
Street,
the
of
payable at
company
until
at
Principal
,
build¬
July 1, iy55. Due
1956 to 1980 in¬
from
1
until
receive
sealed bids c/o the First National
of Boston,
$ou,UUU school
oi
July
Peoples
will
bids
by the Secretary
p.m.
pui-ciiabc
p.
Wilmington, Mass.
Bond Offering—Grace T.
Sealed
—
be received
clusive.
Peabody, Mass.
Sale—The $450,000 water
water mains
bonds * offered
a
Offering
ing txmus. na^eu
Bond
v.
Washington Twps. FracMichigan
on
to
and
Bond
Bank-State
Dodge, of Boston.
able
1,
(F-A)''
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
Ashley),
8
on
Aug.
Stone, of Detroit.
Elba
Co., Harwicn
Legality approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
c*
sive.
dated
are
1960
payable at the Security Bank of
Lincoln Park. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Port.
Bank,
bonds
to
1955. Principal and interest
the Cape Cod Trust
Town
City's
pledged
credit
of principal and
Aug. 1 trom 1956
inclusive.
dated
are
Trust
—
inclusive.
and
on
of
and
1960
to
35,000 general obligation, (City's
portion) paving bonds. Due
Aug. 15,
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
able
(EST),
purchase of,
follows:
as
Aug. 15 from 1956 to
on
1975 inclusive.
The
7:30 p.m.
interest.
re¬
Co.,
St.,
Franklin
W.
receive
the
for payment
Second
11 a.m. (DST) on
July 28 for the purchase of $310,000 bonds, as follows:
Due
for
will
$85,000 special assessment paving
bonds. Due on Aug. 1 from
until
110,000
until
2
$120,000 bonds,
Francis L
—
William
—
Clerk,
full faith
Battle Creek Twp.
Due
1
inclusive.
bonds
1956
of
1.97%.
The
Aug, 1 from
inclusive,
on
Sale
March
on
1965
The
Orleans, Mass.
Watling, Lerchen & Co., all of
Detroit; Stranahan, Harris & Co.,
and Ryan, Sutherland & Co., both
Beverly Trust Co., of Beverly, as
2s.
at
100.13, a basis of about
follows:
$32,000 3-/4s. Due
Na¬
Co., both of Maiden, jointly, as 2s,
at 100.11, a basis of about 1.96%.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
callable
fered July 21 were awarded to the
a
97,
First
tional Bank, and the Maiden Trust
countv
highway construction bonds. Dated
18—
to
the
to
the purchase of $1,551,000
house and police station bonds of¬
awarded
awarded
were
inclusive.
Peoples Loan, Savings
Deposit
Bank,
Cambridge.
more.
to
—
July
rev¬
Lyons & Co.. of Louisville,
from
J 0^4
Bond Sale
The $50,000 fire
equipment bonds offered July 20
July 21
bids until 8 p.m.
Dated
Street
Boston, or at the Cape
Co., Harwich. Legality
approved by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
awarded
Cambridge, Md.
Offering
Bank-State
Cod Trust
Legality
Fo"d
Due
inclusive.
Trust Co.,
of
1200,
(DST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $394,-
Portland,
$200,000* nat¬
260—were
1970
inclusive.
Beverly, Mass.
W. L.
1,
Legality
1,
p.
to
Second
Maine
Bond Offering—Alonzo S. Mur¬
MASSACHUSETTS
distribution system
bonds
182,
purchase of $750,Dated
Sale—The
gas
1956
$200,000 school bonds. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1975
Cape Elizabeth,
■;<
at
>
from
Bank-Siate
Sold—The single bid
on
2979 —for
Columbia, Ky.
v.
•
spmi-annuallv
to
revenue
1, 1954. Due
1
enue
Cr,mtv Auditor, will receive
00(1 hormtal bon/s.
Jub'
a
Offeri****—- p.
sealed
dormitory
Dated July
July
Indianaoolis,
Martintville),- Indi
vee
M-S.
Legality approved by
Weinburg & Green, both of Bal¬
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago, v timore.
Mrrqan County (P. O.
Bo^d
Interest
$45,000
a.s^2V8S, at a price
basis of about 2.10%.
*•
Strand.
p.m.
tax-exempt
build¬
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 182,
p. 55—were awarded to the City
Securities
W.
the Manufacturers Trust Co., New
Twp. School Twp.
(P. O. Jeffersonville). Ind.
Bond
Offering—A.
Manager, will receive sealed bids
York
Jeffersonville
Dated Sept.
Sept. 1 from 19o7
on
inclusive.
Bond
Pease
(P. O. Forest City), Iowa
pur¬
156—
public
m^^^^Franklin), La.
Waldorf Lu'heran College Assoc.
(CST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $150,000 non
p.
tor
able at the
and
bonds.
until
various
$160,000
.51,000 street improvement bonds.
Maiden, Mass.
4
Aug.
on
of
Principal and interest (J-J)
Sealed
Town Clerk at 7:30 p.m. (CST)
notes totaling $3,300,000 of¬
fered
bv
The
—
15
Legality approved by Foley, Coy
& Judell, of New Orleans.
1
July 28 for the purchase of $20,000
general
obligation
sewer
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the Amer¬
ican
State
Bank, of Lawrenceburg. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
Sale
(lBT)
Due
1965
bids
terest
Note
to
on
bids will be received by the
open
oh Jan. 1, 1961.
poses
Street Trust Co., Ill
St., Boston, until 11 a.m.
(DST) on July 27 for the pur¬
chase
of
$586,000 water bonds.
Dated July 15, 1955. Due on
July
Franklin
O.
MARYLAND
Vic'or, Iowa
Due
in¬
Indianapolis, Ind.
a.m.
purchase
Smith,
Dated
Bond
callable
are
Legality
sealed
p.m.
p.m.
(CST) on July 27 for the purchase
$490,CC0 water works revenue
bonds.
(P.
Offering—The City Clerk
will
1
2
$265,000
Cutler, of Chicago.
of
on
of
Nov. 1 from 1957
on
receive
gality
until
iu
tne
sealed
on
Offering—Hubert F. Mil¬
bids
Parish
Martinville), La.
will
receive
sealed
bids at the National Bank of Com¬
Up¬
Aug.
on
of
'
clusive, and
Clerk-Treasurer,
til
bonds.
Legality
Greendale, Indiana
sealed
St.
Aug. 10
for the purchase of $2,000 000. cfeck
Milier, of Indianapolis.
Town
Wanda
the-Board
inclusive.
until 7:30
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
receive
1965 inclusive.
Martin
Dubuque, Iowa
Bond
Jan. 1, 1962, and thereafter
subject to call. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Gar¬
ler;
1956 to
St.
St. Mary Parish Sixth Ward Special
District No. 3 (P. O.
—
of
Second
Bank-State
,i *
{.CS7ft)-«©n
the
the
">School
purchase
Chicago.
are
Bond
'*'i,
j
(CST)
a.m.
1974
due
Bank, Garrett.
J.
at
K.
re¬
Principal and interest payable at
ray,
Offering
the
to
from 1957 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
rett State
'
.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1, 1955.
Due
Jan. 1 and July 1
on
&
bonds.
1, 1955. Due
July
semi-annually
ap¬
school building bonds. Dated July
p.m.
on Aug. 3 for the purchase
$445,COO sewage works revenue
bonds.
Legality
Indep-. Sch. Dist., Iowa
10
for
(CST)
of
■
Secretary
until
2
Frank
—
Secretary of the Parish
Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Aug. 3
for
the
purchase of $347,990.27
paving certificates.
Due serially
1, 1955.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until
Otfering
bids
from
1
March
on
1955. Principal and interest (M-S)
Bond
Offering — Henry
Bearse, Town Treasurer, will
sealed
Due
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
,
the
Harwich, Mass.
ceive
improvement
street
bonds.
Naumkeag Trust
Co., of Salem, as 1.80s, at a price
of 100.12, a basis of about 1.76%.
beiectmen,
Clarinda
Clerk-Treasurer, I will
City
(P. O. Gretna),
to
Police
Offering—Sealed bids will
000 school
Garrett, Ind.
receive
New
awarded
Deemer,
be received until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $366,-
/Bond Offering—Arthur M. Wilrpot,
Certificate
Offering—Seale&fcJ^w&i
Bond
ap¬
ice
of
Louisiana
Churdan Consol. School District, la.
City Clerk-
by
Dawson,
improvement bonds.
interest
and
payable at the
&
.
County
July 28 for the purchase of $134,800 building bonds.
<
$75,000 municipal bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due semi-annually
from July 1, 1956 to July 1, 1963
inclusive.
King
City.
interest
be received until 1 p.m;
purchase
15
In¬
Legality approved by
the
Bagley Indep. Scchool District,, lal"
ceive sealed bids until noon(CST)
the
Feb.
on
inclusive.
and
at
off me.
1•
Bond
for
in¬
IOWA
Offering—Lynn Barkimer,
Clerk-Treasurer, will
re¬
1
Due
1975
$262,000
Sale—The $50,000 County
Agricultural School -notes offered
'July
12—v.v,J82, p.
156—were
•
-
Bond
Aug.
Wood,
York
from
Due
1976
to
by Ross, McCord, Ice
Miller, of Indianapolis.
* 1
Columbus, Indiana
oh
2
proved
1.90%.
City
ly57
payable
Treasurer's
Cincinnati,
price of 100.36, a basis
of
terest F-A.
re¬
1, laoo.
amy
irom
E. Hailstone & Co., of
as
will
until
Principal
(J-J)
bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
2523—were awarded to Frank
to
Bond Offering—Carroll J. Fusel-
clusive.
$27,000 munici¬
1955.
Dated
ler, Secretary of the Parish Police
July, will receive sealed bids un¬
Jan.
on
Chesterfield, Indiana
on Aug.
17
$800,000 build¬
p.m.
bonds.
p.
Bend Sale—The
15,
1956
A.
on
of
works revenue bonds offered
20—v.
Aug.
bids
Aug. 1 for the purchase
$420,000
park
improvement
sealed
(CST)
water
James
—
Controller,
ceive
Sale—The $198,000
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
from
1, 1955.
,
Bond
Cambridge City, Ind.
10
for the purchase of
Jefferson Parish
South Bend Park District, Ind.
INDIANA
Bond
until
receive
semi-annually from July
Principal
and interest (JTJ) payable at the
Farmers
State
Bank, of Plainvilie. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
'
1955.
Sept.
bonds.
-Township
Dated March
rev¬
will
Board,
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1975.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1985
on
Civil
Due
until
July 26 for the
on
$385,000
bonds.
enue
Due
61,000
v
that
announces
sealed bias will
8.
Clerk
Village
—
Sullivan
Elsie
'
County (P. O. Salem), Mass.
Note
No. 23
ing and equipment bonds.
iows:
19<5 inclusive.
lb70 to
O.Pl*i*i^Wl**d.
oids
sealed
ceive
inclusive.
1965
to
Essex
Calcasieu Parish Schs Dist.
:.(P- O.'Lake Charles), La.
Offering—H. A. Norton,
Bond Offering—Herbert T: Me-1 i^Boaid
Cann, Township Trustee, will re¬ Secretary of the Parish School
Tegeler & Co., all of St. Louis, as
$374,000 3s. Due on
LOUISIANA
&
,
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
R.
Hill,
sealed
(EST)
on,
July 25 for the purchase of $362,000
bonds, as follows:
$112,000 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
Also
backed
by
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(364)
terest payable at a
ing institution designated .by
ney,
general obligation street
improvement bonds. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1965 incl.
successful
both
lull faith
pledge of the City's
250.000
dated Aug. 1,
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
bonds
The
are
approved
legality
Canfield,
Miller,
by
&
Paddock
Offering
Education,
win
the Board of
sealed
receive
Aug. 2
Lids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
$750,000
of
purchase
the
E.
Clarence
—
Pryor, Secretary of
bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
1955. Due on July
1 from 1957
1981
inclusive. Principal and
imilding
payable at
Interest (J-J)
bank¬
a
by the
institution designated
Legality
bidder.
successful
ap¬
&
by
Berry,
Stevens
Moorman, of Detroit.
proved
Seminary (P. O. 707 21 Avenue
South, Minneapolis), Minn.
Bond
Bonds
182,
261—were rejected.
p.
Royal Oak, Mich.
Offering—Gladys Holmes,
Bond
City
bias
receive
will
Clerk,
until
7:30
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 8 for the purchase of $360,000
non-tax
exempt
dormitory
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1955.
Due
on
April 1 from 1958 to 1995 in¬
clusive.
on
June
>n
Aug.
1956
from
1
1955.
1,
to
Due
in-
1973
and
1966
in
due
as
National Bank of Minneapolis,
ern
Bank, of New
Hanover
the
at
or
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
York
City.
of Education,
Board
the
of
bids until 7:30
(CST) on Aug. 8 for the pur¬
chase of $3,000,000 general obli¬
p.m.
unlimited
gation
bonds,
tax
as
Bond
Due
bonds.
school building
of
Education, will receive sealed
until 5 p.m. (EST) on July
for the
purchase of $80,000
Lids
27
building
1955.
Offering
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
Mich.
July 25 for the purchase of $82,8o5.13 special
assessment street
paving bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
Feb.
on
.inclusive.
1
from
1956
Principal
to
1965
National
Minnesota
Joint
Community Sch. Dist.,
Offering—Rudolph Lange,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (EST) on July 28 for the
purchase of $55,000 tax anticipa¬
notes, dated Aug. 1, 1955 and
due
follows:
as
1956,
2,
$28,000
$27,000 on
and
on
April
April
1,
Sale
Note
—
notes offered
ed
to
a
The
$100,000 tax
July 5
group
were
MacArthur & Co., McDon¬
ald-Moore & Co., and Shannon
Bond
Offering
—
Aitkin County Indep.
tut.
No.
48
(P.
O.
Consol. Sch.
Hill
City),
Minnesota
Bonds
Not
Sold—The
one
bid
submitted for the $6,000 general
obligation funding bonds offered
July 14—v. 182, p. 157—was re-
Wt^d.
Bond
City
Offering—Carl
Clerk,
will
sealed
Lids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Aug. 1
the purchase of $20,000 im¬
provement
1SJJ
Due
bonds.
on
Feb.
inclusive.
Dated
1
from
Aug.
1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
issue of
bonds
Memphis,
June
July
Dated
inclusive.
callable
are
to
Due
inclusive.
1965
1961
and
Jan.
of
as
McGill of Winona.
Lee
plant and storm
of
composed
(P. O. Las
neapolis,
182,
a
p.
inclusive.
issue of
Due
1968
120,000 3s.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
on
Feb.
$24,000
sold to the First
was
D^ted
Memphis, as 3s
April 9, 1955.
inclusive.
Legality
&
bonds
are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Per¬
shing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson,
Trauernicht,
of
bonds
issue of
sold
was
Offering—Gordon
Dillon,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on July 27
for the purchase of $310,000 water
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Aug.
1
bonds
bear
from
the
Louis.
1
from
Waynesboro, Miss.
Bond Offering—Mrs. J. G.
City
Giles,
receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. on July 29
for the purchase of $30,000 special
improvement bonds. Due serially
Clerk,
will
from 1956 to
additional
Principal
at
Bank
of
Warren).
Minnesota
Bond
Offering—L.
sealed
Auditor,
bids
until
G.
will
11
Johnson,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Aug. 2 for the
$62,000
drainage
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
1956
1960
to
inclusive.
water
Faegre
&
Legality approved
Benson, of Min¬
neapolis.
Sale—An
works
&
4%s.
as
1955.
Due
1977
inclusive.
gality
Dated
Jan.
on
Interest
approved
Trauernicht,
from
1
of St.
Bond
of
from
Le¬
&
.
that
announces
Curators
will
O.
the
receive
sealed bids at the Hotel Jefferson,
St. Louis, until 11 a.m. (CDT) on
Q00
apartment,
enue
Due
bonds.
on
dormitories
Dated
Aug.
1958
to
and
interest
1974
I.
1,
rev¬
1955.
Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1975
are
1
1960.
callable
Principal
(M-N) pavable at
a
1961
as
and
bank
and
pf Nov.
interest
or
trust
designated by the successful bid¬
in the State to be desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
aooroved by Charles & Trauer¬
der.
nicht, of St. Louis.
payahle
at
a
banking
Legality
ap¬
in«*i*u,;<vn
Legality approved by Briggs,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (DST) on Sept. 30 for the
purchase of $225,000 school bonds.
company
1955.
Due
Jan. 1
Prin¬
on
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
cipal
interest
and
(J-J)
payable
Co., MorLegality approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
ristown.
NorthHeld, N. J.
Offering — George
Bond
H.
Clerk, will receive
(DST) on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $16,000
Muller,
City
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1955.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at the First Na¬
Due
on
tional
Bank of Absecon.
Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
approved
by
Pennsauken
Twp. and Merchant•
Borough (P. O. Merchant-
Note
1955.
Offering—Edward
Due Dec. 30,
R. Be-
1955.
bids until 7 p.m.
(DST)
Aug. 8 for the purchase of
$400,000
water
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
on
1956
Bond
Offering—Frank
County
bids
(DST)
S.
Far¬
will
Treasurer,
sealed
until
1
re¬
p.m.
Aug. 10 for the pur¬
$288,000 voting machines
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1955.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
to
1970 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-S)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
on
chase of
Sale
—
The
Gloucester
court
City,
Henry M. Evans
the
Mayor
and
&
Council
will
Dated
Aug.
1
house
clusive.
Bonds
Legality
Caldwell,
sealed
bids
in
of
1966
the
to
First
basis of about
a
Spring Lake Heights Sch. Dist.,
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The $103,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 19—v. 182,
p. 157 — were awarded to J. B.
Hanauer
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
& Co., of Newark, as
100.09, a basis of about
3.05s, at
3.04%.
Verona
Bond
School
Offering
District, N. J.
—
Clemens C.
Krueder, Secretary of the Board
of
will receive sealed
Education,
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on Aug. 3
for
the
purchase of
$1,575,000
building
1954.
bonds.
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
1,
1956
inclusive.
1980
Principal and
payable at the
Co., Montclair.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
(M-N)
Trust
NEW MEXICO
New Mexico
Bond
Issue
$9,500,000
scheduled
(State-of)
Withdrawn
issue
institution
—
The
building
of
and
tax
severance
bonds
sale
on
July 26
157—has been with¬
drawn. It is expected that a pub¬
lic offering will be made
at a
—v.
182,
for
p.
of
a
smaller
amount
15,
of
bonds.
Bids will be received, however,
for the
$4,500,000 general obliga¬
Building and State In¬
tion State
stitution
bonds
on
the
aforemen¬
tioned date.
and
Au<*.
approved
Marshall,
at 100.10,
2.20s,
1955,
NEW YORK
1,
1965. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer's
Office.
awarded
157—were
these
Aug. 1 for
$58,000 water
as
N. J.
—
National City Bank, of New York,
which bid for $2,441,000 bonds as
that
Common
on
due
Sale
and
later date, but not before Sept.
1, 1955. Due
1956 to 1967 in¬
callable
are
J.
Aug.
from
&
The $2,443,000
general improvement
bonds offered July 20—v. 182, p;
school
Treasurer
the
receive
Bank
Wood, of New York City.
interest
announces
until 8 p.m. (DST)
the
purchase of
bonds.
N.
Offering—City
National
Co., Merchantville. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafield
Montclair
dividing creek bridge bonds
totaling $909,000 offered July 14
—v.
182, p. 56—were awarded to
a
group composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., of New York
City; the National State Bank,
of Newark; W. H. Newbold's Son
&
Co.,
of
Philadelphia,
and
Mackey, Dunn & Co., of New
York City, as 2V4S, at a price of
100.05, a basis of about 2.24%.
Bond
inclusive. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
Merchantville
to
1967
1995
Trust
and
on
to
and interest
2.19%.
County (P. O.
Atlantic City), N. J.
ceive
sealed
Plain field,
NEW JERSEY
ley,
Offering—Robert V. Pea-
Bond
noit, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
July 26 for the purchase of
$300,000 notes.
Dated
July 26,
Offering—Comptroller R.
Bezoni
Board
Bonds due in
Principal
J-J.
Louis.
inclusive.
Feb.
1958 to
University of Missouri (P.
Columbia), Mo.
H.
1,
Charles
by
thereafter
on
to
April
for the purchase of $40,000 water
works bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
sold
was
Olin,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Dodge, of Boston.
Bo.nd
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $725,-
Rogers, Minn.
inclusive.
Boston.
National
and
issue of $20,000
bonds
cago,
Principal
interest payable at a banking
institution designated by the suc¬
by
interest
and
First
County (P. O.
Bridgeton), N. J.
,
the Municipal Bond Corp., of Chi¬
and
cessful bidder.
the
1975 in¬
to
Cumberland
Otterville, Mo.
Bond
County (P. O.
County
1956
payable
1965 inclusive.
MISSOURI
in¬
Feb! 1, 1956, to
Aug. 1, 1956.
Marshall
from
clusive.
$85,000
to
Sch. Dist., N. J.
body, Twp. Clerk, and Charles S.
Ball, Borough Clerk, will receive
Claremont, N. H.
Bond
St.
Bank, of Memphis,
as 23/4s, 2V2S and 2Y4S.
Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1956
to
1975
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
bt.
Morris Plains
ville), N. J.
Shelby, Miss.
Sale—An
National
Freehold.
Bond Offering—Arthur A.
Bond
Atlantic
Bond
First
the
at
of
Legality ap¬
proved by Barkalow, McGowan &
Krusen, of Freehold.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Louis.
industrial
p.m.:
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
ville
of Denver.
1969 to 1974 inclusive.
terest ofil%
1958 to 1985
1 from
The
by
approved
group
follows:
to
Aug.
Nashua, N. H.
April 9 from 1956 to 1976
Charles
vi
Dain & Co., all of Min¬
as
1957
to
2%s.
on
Piper,
$190,000 2%s.
Clemens,
of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (PDT) on July 27 for the
on
8
for
1,
at the Morristown Trust
A1
—
3
■
Sale—An
Bond
on
Dated Jan. 1,
Board
of the
until
Aug.
H.
re¬
Aug. 4 from 1956 to 1962 inclu¬
on
from
1
Vegas), Nevada
Offering
bids
will
8
NEVADA
(P. O. Mooreville), Miss.
Jaffray
&
Allison-Williams Co.,
Hopwood;
and J. M.
sewer
July 19—v.
awarded
bonds.
15, 1955.
Clark County Sanitation Dist. No.
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
First National
Madelia, Minn.
bonds offered
Interest
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
and
designated by the successful
Legality
approved
by
D.
pur¬
mer
Due
bidder.
John
Aug. 8 tor the
on
Clerk,
the
purchase of $36,000 improvement
bonds. Dated Aug. 4, 1955. Due
lo
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
1965
26, 1960.
Principal and interest
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany
until
bids
J-J. Legality approved by Charles
1955.
26,
1956 to
Bonds due in
thereafter
to
2s and 2V4S. Dated
on July 1 from
as
1, 1956.
1956
National Bank, of
Jan. 26 from
$25,000
sold
was
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Ju*y 27
Erickson,
receive
works
munity hall and fire station build¬
on
L. ,0.
the Union Planters National Bank
Larson,
Offering—C. L. Christian,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
ior
1355.
Carl
Bond
Alexandria, Minn.
Sale—An
school bonds
bonds.
D.
will receive
(CST) on
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $27,000
special street improvement bonds.
Due serially from 1956 to 1965.
of
sealed
Murray,
inclusive.
July 1, 1969
sealed
(DST)
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 26
the purchase of $16,000 com¬
The issue will be reoffered
later.
on
ceive
Trustees,
1955.
Town
water
Of
of/$155,000 ouilding
Dated June
1968 inclusive.
to
for
on
MINNESOTA
(MST)
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
ower,
& Co., all of Detroit.
a.m.
chase
Ella
—
Board
&
Goodview, Minn.
award¬
composed of Ken-
receive
as
Drew, Miss.
Sale—The
the
will
July 1 from
on
Coltins, Miss.
Offering—Mrs.
Bond
$390,000 build¬
ing bonds offered July 14—v. 181,
p.
2980—were
awarded
to
the
First National Bank, of St. Paul,
and the First National Bank, of
Minneapolis, jointly.
The
County (P. O. Cadillac),
Michigan
Minneapolis,
1970.
Bond
Speed,
Offering
of
$946,000 Block No. 1 bonds. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1958 to 1985
Co.,
MISSISSIPPI
6
Bond
1957.
V/exford
Clerk
1,754,000 Block No. 2 bonds. Due
and
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Mabel), Minn,
No.
56—were
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion
Counties
Houston
and
Bond Sale—The $310,000 sewage
Michigan
Note
ap¬
Chicago.
treatment
Williamson
Legality
Duluth.
(F-A) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
P.
Bond
Allison-Wil¬
Piper, Jaffray &
&
were
—
Borough
Bank
purchase of $2,700,000 general ob¬
ligation sewer bonds, as follows:
Co., and
all of
1956
Sept. 1, 1955. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
interest
and
liams
revenue
composed of
group
Hopwood,
Dated
Due
Elaine
Ponte,
receive sealed
p.m.
(EST) on
—
a
Dain
M.
bonds offered
182, p. 157
v.
to
elec¬
$157,000
revenue
—
awarded
high school im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1971 incl.
ing
Three Rivers,
Bond
Sale—The
plant
system
County High Sch. Dist.
O. Sand Coulee), Mont.
Chairman
Fall*.
(MST)
purchase of
p.m.
Cascade
Bond
River
'chat
receive
Evold,
payable
rejected.
July 19
J.
56—
bonds
8
the
water
re¬
p.
will
bonds.
('
bids
July 13—v. 182,
$265,000 building
Thief
tric
Sold—The
on
the
were
junior
400,000
1956 to
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at a banking
institution designated by the sucressful bidder. Legality approved
by Miller. Canfield, Paddock &
LI one, of Detroit.
(
ceived
for
Paynesville), Minn.
Not
25,000 2.80s. Due
inclusive.
inclusive.
>374
'
June 1 from
on
1,
June
Dated
bonds.
Due
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
O.
(P.
1958 to
1 from
Sept.
on
1971
Fillmore
Uuckman, Secretary of the Board
Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
until
for
Aug. 1
on
$25,00U
Clerk
announces
Council
bids
sealed
Town
—
Lien
M.
Town
the
1,
Dorsey,
$2,600,000
by Chapman & Cutler, of
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Sod us), Mich.
Offering — William R.
1958 and
1959.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a suitable banking insti¬
tution designated by the success¬
ful bidder.
Legality approved by
Jan.
on
$132,000 23/4s. Due
proved
Sod us
on
Oliver
follows:
of
&
(CST)
p.m.
follows:
Northern
Stevens
7:30
Due
1955.
Bond
Bank,
'prust
until
bids
Aug. 3 for the purcnase of $100,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1,
Indep. Sch. Dist., Minn.
Offering—H. J. Forsberg,
sealed
District Clerk, will receive
1,
tJ-D)
proved
by
Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offering
Freehold, N. J.
Offering — Charles
Bond
Brockton, Mont.
Paul.
(P. O. Chisholm), Minn.
Bond Offering—M. A. Peternal,
Bonds
callable
Springsted,
&
40
1965.
Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the Northwest¬
are
(lusive.
Principal
and
interest
payable
at
the
Detroit
Co., Detroit. Legality ap¬
Louis
No.
Stearns
1 for the purchase of $175,supply system revenue
Dated
p.m.
St.
of
of April
water
000
Bonds
thereafter
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
Fosse,
Manager,
bids until 2
Clerk
the
for
Sold—Bids
Not
P.
B.
—
will receive sealed
£480,000 not to exceed 3 J/2% in¬
terest building bonds offered July
Aug.
Offering
Duluth
Houghton Lake), Mich.
St.
Barber,
Augsburg College and Theological
Bond
Twps. Sch. Dial. (P. O.
Market
Colman, Bar¬
of Minne¬
Dorsey,
&
Moody
and
Bond
apolis.
Roscommon, Denton, Lake and
Ikonds.
by
Business
Bond
'9—v.
suitable bank¬
the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
Scott
ker,
sealed
School Dis
Rose ville
ior
proved
of
Stone,
Detroit.
ing
MONTANA
Gilbert, Morton, Kyle & Macart¬
and credit.
Monday, July 25, 1955
by
&
Brighton (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Leonard A.
Boniface,
receive
Supervisor,
bid§
until
3
will
pjm.
on Aug. 3 for the purchase
$788,000 district improvement
(DST)
of
Town
sealed
Number 5449..... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 182
Dated
bonds.
clusive.
payable
(F-A)
Due
1955.
1,
Aug.
from 1956 to 1983 in¬
Principal
and . interest
1
Aug.
on
Lincoln-
the
at
Rochester.
Co.,
Rochester .Trust
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
of New York City.
way,
Young,
Treasurer,
.on
•
a.m.
the
for
4
Aug.
will
11
until
purchase
of
Dated July
bonds.
$50,000 water
Due on Sept. 1 from 1956
1, 1955.
1975 inclusive.
to
x
bids
until
3:30
sealed
.(DST)
29 for the pur¬
building bonds.
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
Dated
p.m.
July
on
of
$30J)00
Prin¬
from 1957 to 1962 inclusive.
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the County Trust Company, of
approved by
& Wood, of
Irvington. Legality
Hawkins, Delafield
New York City.
Guilderland
-
1
Aug. 1, 1955.
from
1956
able at the
Diet.
Water
O.
(P.
will
receive
(DST) on
Supervisor,
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $35,000
water improvement bonds. Dated
April 1,1955. Due on April 1 from
1956 to 1990 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
Trust
(A-O) payable at the
Delafield
City.
by
Wood,
&
of
-
Bond Sale—The
First
the
of
$58,000 general
National
of
Bank
Jackson
&
& Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Shields & Co.; Stone
Co., of Cleveland,
price of 100.001, a
a
about
2.74%.
'
*
&
■
Bond
Offering
B.
until
bids
(EST)
noon
t
Bond
on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $225,water
1, 1955.
bonds.
mains
Due
ceive
Dated
National
Legality
of about 2.72%.
land.
.:
.
Bond
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on July 27
the
purchase
of
$177,000
for
building
bonds.
Due
1955.
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
1970
to
interest
1
1,
June
1956
from
Principal
(J-D)
York, N. Y.
Secondary
Offering
Talmage
—
will receive sealed bids
(DST) < on July 28 for
6, N. Y.,
noon
blocks
various
municipal
of
and
State
bonds
$743,000.
Newstead, Clarence, Alden,
Bids
1955.
Due
from
1
Principal
inclusive.
1970
to
June
on
1,
1956
June
Dated
and
(J-D) payable at the Na¬
Bank
& Trust Co., Nor¬
interest
tional
wich.
Wood, of New
&
End well Fire District
(P. O.
End well),
N. Y.
$130,000 fire
construction
and equip¬
Sale —The
Bond
station
182,
offered
bonds
ment
Roosevelt
City,
as
the
for
time
Due
Tiedt,
E.
Offering
Smith,
sealed
—
Y.
Fannie
M.
will
Treasurer,
Village
receive
(DST)
until
bids
3
p.m.
July 27 for the purchase
on
public
$62,000
improvement
Dated July
and apparatus bonds.
Due
1, 1955.
interest
(J-J) payable at the Na¬
tional
Trust
July 1 from 1956
Principal and
on
inclusive.
1960
to
Bank
Co.,
Haverstraw
of
Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
&
Sale—The $152,000 public
improvement
and
water
bonds
offered July 20—v. 182, p. 262—
awarded to the County Trust
were
Co.,
of
100.05,
a
Offering—Walter G..Lausealed
will
Supervisor,
Town
terbach,
bids
until
2
p.m.
July 25 for the pur¬
chase
of
$92,000 sewer district
improvement bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1956
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Genessee Valley Union Trust Co.,
of Rochester.
Legality approved
(DST)
on
Ulster Union
O.
(P.
Sale
Bond
arterial
—
highway
July 21
—
awarded
v.
to
The
$500,000
offered
bonds
182,
p.
262
the Marine
—
were
Trust Co.
of Western New York,
as
1.90s, at 100.01,
a
of Buffalo,
basis of about
Johnson City, N.
fer,
Bond
Offering
Clerk,
bids until
will
3:30 p.m.
N.
of
the
bids
bids
chase
Aug.
on
I, 1955.
for
road
(DST)
Small-Milbum
1
p.m.
the
pur¬
of
from
1957
to
inclusive.
1976
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
the
at
National
ity
of
State
Kingston.
Bank,
Heckler &
York City.
Galloway,
Sykes,
New
Legal¬
Vandewater,
by
approved
pay¬
York
New
C.
of
1980
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Broken Arrow),
'
Bryan
Dated
Bond
on
by Squire, Sanders
Cleveland.
of
School District, Ohio
William
P.
Walker, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Aug. 10 for
the
purchase of $1,100,000 school
Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due
bonds.
Dec.
on
1956
from
1
1976
to
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Athens Na¬
tional
by
Bank.
Squire,
Legality
Sanders
a
Lehman Bros., Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., and B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., all of New
York City, at a price of 100.03, a
net interest cost of about 2.308%,
Co.,
Dempsey,
of Cleveland.
000
Offering
Director
of
special
improvement
1, 1955.
to
F.
B.
Morris,
receive
(EDST) on
will
noon
1965
Due
assessment
bonds.
on
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
street
Dated
Interest
approved
Bond
Sale—The
improvement
14—v.
181,
p.
Aug.
1956
J-D.
Squire,
Cleveland.
by
$338,000 street
bonds
offered
bonds.
Due
Sale
—
The
$3,650
trans¬
awarded to the First
were
Securities
The bonds
1958
of
Co.
are
Oklahoma City.
due
serially from
I960 inclusive.
to
Cherokee
2s.
Due on March 1
Sept. 1 from 1959 to 1963
and
ing
offered
bonds
the
to
&
Bank
Tahlequah), Okla.
Sale—The $185,000
Bond
Trust
wards, ■ Inc.,
City, jointly.
The bonds
July
Due on March 1
and Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1966
No.
Bond
inclusive.
18,360,000 2%s. Due
March
on
1
Sept. 1 from 1967 to 1972
The current issue of $52,000,000
serially from
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Offering—Sealed bids will
(CST)
in
series
is
bonds
B
the
second
July
2981—were awarded
County Independent School
No. 29 (P. O. Blanchard),
Sale—The
Bond
build¬
$30,000
ing and furniture bonds offered
including the acquisition of July 18 — v. 182, p. 262 — were
right-of-ways, and including par¬ awarded to the Small-Milburn Co.,
ways,
the Federal Gov¬
ernment, municipalities, counties
and other governmental subdivi¬
sions. Not more than $125,000,000
by
bonds
be
may
terest
the
on
March 31,
bonds
these
series
as
by the State on vehicles and fuel.
Constitution provides that a
sufficient amount thereof shall be
aside
each
for
year
debt
service.
associated
Also
in
under¬
the
writing of the bond issue, are:
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.;
&
The
Co.;
First
man,
Boston
Sachs & Co.; Harriman Rip¬
ley &
&
Co.,
Inc.; Kidder, Peabody
Kuhn,
Co.;
&
Donald
Lynch,
Co.; Mc¬
Company;
Merrill
Loeb &
Fenner
Pierce,
Ohio
The
Fenn & Co.;
&
Company;
Sale—The
Weld
Moseley
&
Secretary,
of Kansas City, and
Oklahoma City,
Beane.
Phelps,
52
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Midwest City),
Due
1958
inclusive.
to
1975
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Lincoln Bank, Taft. Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
bids
sealed
Aug.
Webber,
will
receive
(PST)
purchase ef
8
p.m.
the
bonds.
Dated
July
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
to
1965 inclusive. Principal and
payable
at
the County
Legality ap¬
Treasurer's
office.
proved
Winfree,
by
Shuler
&
McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Multnomah
40
County Sch. Dist. No.
Portland), Oregon
O.
(P.
District
Demp¬
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
sey,
Clerk,
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $200,000 school bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
Due
1955.
on
Feb. 1
1976 inclusive.
from
Callable
to
1957
as
of Feb.
1, 1965.
Principal
(F-A)
payable
at
and interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
office.
Washington County Sch. Dist.
No.
107
(P. O. Aloha), Ore.
Sale—The
Bond
$29,000
offered
build¬
July
15 were
awarded to the National Bank, of
ing
bonds
1955.
bonds
Due
1960
are
dated
July
on
inclusive.
July
payable
(J-J)
15,
15 from 1956
Principal and
at
the
ity aporoved bv Winfree, McCul¬
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
bonds
Co., R. J. Edwards, Inc., all
Oklahoma City, Evan L. Davis,
Tulsa,
Honnold
&
Co.,
H.
all
of
Oklahoma
City,
PENNSYLVANIA
Twp. (P. O. Can.isdensis),
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Barrett
I.
Josey & Co., and Calvert & Canas
follows:
$250,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1958 to 1962 inclusive.
be received
until 7
of $8,000
fire
fighting
general
obligation
equipment bonds.
Clairton.
1963 to
1969
inclusive.
(DST) on
p.m.
Aug. 1 for the purchase
350,000 2V2S. Due on Sept. 1 from
Wichita.
No.
Ole-
offered
building
burn
&
Paine,
for
9
interest
Smith, Barney & Co.;
Co.;
until
H.
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
and
field,
Dist.
Offering—Bessie
District Clerk,
man,
on
County Sch.
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
Sale—The $600,000 school
July 13 were awarded to a group
composed of First National Bank,
American State Bank, Small-Mil¬
of
July 1 from
on
interest
and
to
Oklahoma
of
t
Adams,
will
receivc(PST) on
July 1, 1955.
The
site
O.
Beaverton.
Oklahoma
Bond
C.
July 26 for the purchase of $34,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
build¬
$44,000
Honnold & Co., of
No.
—
bids until 8 p.m.
sealed
Treasurer's
Pontotoc County Indep Sch. Dist.
Co.; A. C. Allyn
No. 9 (P.O. Vanoss)r Okla.
and Company, Inc.; Blair & Co.,
Bond
Sale—The $62,000 build¬
Incorporated;
Alex.
Brown
&
Sons; R. S. Dickson & Company; ing and furniture bonds offered
July 11 were awarded to the First
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
Kansas,
Equitable Securities Corp.; F. S. Securities Company of
White,
Offering
District
57—were awarded to the First
Securities Co.,
The
set
City.
A jointly.
solely from fees,
license taxes levied
come
and
Bond
(P. O.
Glenedon Beach), Oregon
ing bonds offered July 5—v. 182,
p.
in¬
well
as
previously-issued
excises
1962.
Oklahoma
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P.O. Webbers Falls), Okla.
any
and
principal
of
bonds is to
in
and no bonds may
issued after
Payment
issued
of
Beach-Lincoln
Water District
Bond Offering—Frank C.
Oklahoma
000,000 in State of Ohio bonds to
be sold to provide adequate high¬
ticipation
Beach
building bonds.
District
1956-
on
July 26 for the purchase of $10,000
authorized $500,-
an
from
office.
$57,000 school
due
1
Kernville-Glenedon
45
National
be received until 2 p.m.
McLain
Aug.
on
Legality ap¬
Winfree, McCulloch,
Sayre, of Portland.
Shuler &
Bond
Co., and R. J. Ed¬
both of Oklahoma
are
building,
by
proved
were
(P. O. Rentiesville), Okla.
14
$120,000
8
the
inclusive.
Multnomah
1958 to 1967 inclusive.
Mcintosh
9,180,000 2.10s.
instalment of
Due
1965
build¬
14
First
for
Bond Offering—A. L. Harding,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on July 25
for the purchase of $20,000 swim¬
ming pool bonds. Dated Aug." 1,
interest
inclusive.
'
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 35 (P. O.
until
28
"OREGON
Bond
portation equipment bonds offered
July 13
of
bids
July
'Independence, Oregon
serially
Bryan County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 45 (P. O. Utica), Okla.
15,300,000
Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Gold¬
for the purchase of $49,-
July 29
259.06
—
Finance,
until
bids
sealed
building
awarded
Due on March 1 and
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1958 in¬
$9,160,000 6s.
Drexel
Bedford, Ohio
Bond
receive
Inc.,
follows:
as
approved
&
—
sealed
on
Simmons,
Education,
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1965 mcl.
July 25 for the purchase of $390,-
Bond
181, p. 2982—were awarded to
syndicate headed by Blyth &
v.
(CST)
Treasurer's
Melba
James,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
(State of)
bonds, series B, offered July 20—
be
—
Dist.
O. Durant), Okla.
Offering
Board of
Principal and
interest (F-A) payable at the City-
County Indep. Sch.
No. 72 (P.
on
$52,000,000 Ma¬
Thoroughfare construction
jor
of the
receive
to
in 15 years.
approved
Clerk
1955.
OKLAHOMA
will
Dempsey,
Oklahoma
1
Aug.
on
Bank, Tiffin.
Oct 1 from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
in
OHIO
Offering
Dated
Dec. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
Cox,
(EST)
noon
1955. Due
calendar year,
Bond
bonds.
Due
National
County
receive
will
until
-
-
.
sewer
.
improvement' bonds.
May 1,
re¬
$521,000 building bonds.
Dated July 15, 1955.
Due on Jan.
15
$950,0OO
W.
will
until
10
noon
purchase.'of
of
Board
3
by the; City Auditor
(EST) 6n Aug. 2 for
improvement
same
Aug. 5 for the purchase of $30,000
and
Brooklyn, Ohio
receive
Co., of Wichita.
purchase
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
to
.
..
Offering—John
Commisisoners,
Y.
Thelma
—
Clerk,
District
sealed
(DST)
Y.
Offering—Herbert Schae-
Village
sealed
Katrine),
Sanders & Dempsey, of
1.89%.
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 4
Free
Lake
sealed bids until
Ithaca, N. Y.
Bond
until
the
for
inclusive.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
'
be
the
Bids
—
rejected.
were
sealed
Tarrytown, as 2.10s, at
basis of about 2.08%.
Athens City
New York
the'
p.m.
/;
Tiffin, Ohio
par.
clusive.
Bond
17),
irondequoit (P. O. Rochester
$90,000 build¬
July 15 were
offered
to
will
interest (J-D) payable at Lie City
Tarrytown, N. Y.
Legality
Haverstraw.
Washburn, of New York City.
receive
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the Marine Mid¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Bond
1984
1955 to
from
1
Principal
land Trust
ceive
Bond
$1,778,000
of
Dated June 1, 1955.
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Wanzor,
N.
Sale—The
bonds
Bond Offering—E. L.
spe¬
Mahoning County (P.O.
Youngstown), Ohio
—
Haver straw,
of
purchase
school bonds.
&
2.69%.
of about
Principal
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
$35,899.71
2V2S, at
as
Ohio
20—v.
were awarded to
Cross, of New York
2.70s, at 100.02, a basis
158
p.
July
Bond
ing
No.
New York
Offering—Celia
Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield
York City.
-
.,Tulsa
alley paving
Rejected
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Akron),
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July 27
bonds.
p.m.
pur¬
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Owasso), Okla.
11
..
$7,220.65 issue offered at the
&
Central Sch,
Pembroke
and
Columbus,
ity
Royalton, Lockport, Alabama
Guilford), N. Y.
school
7
for the
inclusive.
1970
to
$150,000
interest (J-D) payable at the
Central National Bank of Cleve¬
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
aggregating
District Clerk, will receive sealed
000
jNo.
1956
Bond Sale—The
sealed
bids until
3:30
p.m.
(DST) on
July 26 for the purchase of $136,-
"Tulsa
and
im¬
provement bonds offered July 14
—v.
182, p. 57—were awarded to
the
Market
Exchange Bank of
Clerk
Broadway, New York
Co., Ill
the
at
Sale—The
assessment
Bond
New
until
payable
cial
and
the
Columbus
Trust
Company,
of
Newburgh. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
&
Bond
Offering—Mark S. Tighe,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
C. Fell,
W.
re¬
awarded
Columbus), Ohio
Guilford, Norwich and Oxford
Central Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Bond Offering—Howard
until
15
of
building bonds.
$98,201.17 special assess¬
ment improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on"Dec. 1 from
Grandview Heights (P. O.
Newburgh Union Free Sch. Dist.
11 (P. O. Newburgh), N. Y.
No.
approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
District Clerk, will receive
bids
Aug.
on
will
Williams*
Schools, will
until July 25
of
bids
purchase
land.
Sanders
gality
'
Clerk,
sealed
the
for
chase of
City Bank of Cleveland.
approved
by
Squire,
& Dempsey, of
Cleve¬
-
receive
Russell
—
Village
sealed
(DST)
on
inclusive.
1975
to
Offering
Hartslik,
Oct. 1 from
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
1956
Superintendent
Heights (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
'
s
Bond Offering—Frank
\
57
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Frederick), Okla.
No. 9
Corp.; The
Richmond
*
Chase, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed
Securities
Witter & Co.
Norbert
—
Webster
Tillman
Weil, Rotn & Irving Co., and Dean
Cuyahoga Heights (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Oct.
improvement bonds offered July
20—v. 182, p. 158—were awarded
to
at
000
N.Y.I
Minna,
Le¬
Albany.
of
Company,
York, John¬
Legality J approved
York
New
'
pay¬
Marine Midland Trust
City.
&
Bank
Commercial
National
Aug.
on
inclusive.
1960
to
Co. of Southern New
N. Y.
Offering—John J. Welsh,
Town
Due
Principal and interest (F-A)
Guilderland),
Bond
•
2%s,
basis
Crawford, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
chase
to McDonald
Minoa, as 2%s, at 100.22, a basis
Greenburgh Union Free- Sch.' Dist.
No. 2 (P.O. Irvington), N. Y.
Bond ' Offering — Margaret
I.
*
of
purchase
Dated
receive
(DST)
bids
sealed
the
for
as
Hawkins,
Bond Offering:—James A.
Village
26
$60,000 public parking area bonds.
son
Dansville, N. Y.
•
'
July
on
(365)
Bond
Pa.
Offering—William R. Mil¬
ler, City Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 8 for the purchase
of
$350,000
general
obligation
bonds.
Bids
Note:
received
for
bonds when
offered
July 14—v. 181, p.
•—were
on
rejected.
Pie-
originaBv
foregoing
2933
,
58'
The Commercial and
(366)
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
of
Bank
Clairton, Pa.
Offering—William Miller,
Bond
Sturgis, at
interest
of
cost
$22,000 2y4s. Due
obligation bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1 from
35,000 2V2s. Due
the
for
8
7
(DST)
purchase of
on
p.m.
1957
general
to
M-S.
Legality approved by Burg-
win, Ruffin,
Pittsburgh.
of
Pohl,
&
Perry
Bond
Sale—An
building
bonds
of
cost
about
McMinn
sold to
2.69%,
as
Bond
$20,000 2s.
inclusive.
1967
from
1963
to
from
1968
1975
1958
Benbrook
$60,000,000 tax
anticipation notes offered July 21
—v. 182, p. 159—were awarded to
a
group of banks headed by the
Philadelphia National BanK, of
Philadelphia, and the Mellon Na¬
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Pitts¬
1.55%
interest.
Bond
Offering—George B. Ker-
Secretary,
District
per,
ceive
(DST)
on
bids
sealed
of
(P. O.
will
until
re¬
8
1957
from
inclusive.
1969
to
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
able at the Provident Trust Com¬
Philadelphia.
of
pany,
was
posed
of
William
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
of
Bond
Sale—An
ceive
sealed
(DST)
chase
Aug.
on
of
bids
until
17
p.m.
the
for
8
pur¬
$355,000 general obliga¬
tion bonds.
J-D.
SOUTH
Offering
Read,
—
Chairman,
sealed
bids
until
will
on
1969
to
1955.
15,
works
issue of
$60,000
improvement
was
sold to
and
Henry
Keller &
Son, of Fort Worth, at
price of par, as follows:
$26,000 4 V4 s. Due
1957
March 1 from
on
1970
to
a
Bonds due in
callable
are
1966 and
of
as
March 1 from
on
able
Legality
approved
at
bank
a
or
trust
company
and the
purchaser,
in the event
the District and the purchaser fail
to
agree
upon
a
or,
paying agent, at
the principal office of
cated
in
nated
New
a
bank lo¬
York
City, desig¬
the District.
Legality
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
by
approved
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
water
Sale—An issue of $80,000
system
bonds
revenue
was
sold to
Henry-Seay & Co., of Dal¬
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due on
Legality
approved
Parkhurst & Crowe,
Bond
4%%
County (P. O.
Lancaster), S. C.
Bond Sale—An issue of
house and
sold to
a
road
Co., of Atlanta,
May 1, 1955. Due
1956
to
1975
and interest
Chase
was
as
on
2.20s.
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
(M-N) payable at the
Manhattan
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved
by
Sinkler,
Gibbs
&
Simons,
of
Charleston.
to
182,
p.
159
—
awarded to the Bear Butte
was
1968
inclusive.
by
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Additional
Sale
—
$50,000 water works
and
An
extension
sold
was
issue
and
to
of
improve¬
revenue
r
Henry
Keller
4V2S, at a price of par. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due serially from
as
1956
to
1965
approved by
inclusive.
Legality
McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Hudson
were
Valley
by Du¬
Boothman, of
&
Dallas.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
$300,000
building bonds was sold to Russ
&
Co., and the First of Texas
Dallas.
Bond
Sale—An
issue
Blyth
870,000
Group
$121,465,000
group
shown
$100,-
Awarded
the
of
Bonds
Sachs
An
New
of
$100,-
June
1956
1,
1955.
to
1994
Due serially
inclusive. Le¬
Jayton
Rural
High
Scch.
Dist.,
Bond Sale—An issue of
building bonds
was
$275,000
sold to Henry-
&
&
&
Co., A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
Beecroft, Cole & Co., Bosworth,
& Co., Inc., J. C. Brad¬
ford & Co.,
Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., Alex- Brown & Sons,
Sullivan
Butcher
&
Phelps,
Sherrerd,
&
$100,870,000 of the grand total of
$121,465,000 New Housing Author¬
bond
issues
182,
p.
offered
on
July
The balance of
159.
were
taken by
a
syndicate which
Trust
&
City, and
Savings Bank of
York
Chicago.
The issues involved in the $100,-
870,000 bonds sold
Fenn-Lehman
syndicate
are
to the Phelps,
Bros.-Blyth
&
Co.
described herewith:
5,910.000
jen
&
Co.,
Equitable
Fla.,
2%s,
100.41.
at
Securities
Estabrook
&
Co.,
Co.
Fabricand & Co., Fairman, Har¬
& Co., Fauset, Steele &
Co.,
First
of
Michigan
Corporation,
ris
Securities Company of Chi¬
George P. Fogg & Co., FolNolan-W.
ther,
&
B.
Hibbs
Garrett-Bromfifeld
Geo. B.
Gibbons &
Johnston
Co.,
&
&
Co.,
Graves
&
Co.,
Green, Ellis & Anderson, Gregory
& Sons, Inc., G. C. Haas &
Co.,
Hallgarten & Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co., Hamlin & Lunt, J.
Hanauer
Co.,
Ira
Miller
Co.,
&
&
.
Atlanta,
Ga.,
2V2s,
.
at
at 100.116.
&
Hilliard
&
Mayes,
Son,
100.014.
I,695,000 Trenton, N. J., 2%s, at
II,755,000 New York, N. Y., 2%s,
at 101.325.
at
Cincinnati, Ohio,
21/2s,
100.27.
6,320,000
Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
2y2s,
at
100.52.
1,875,000
Columbia, S.
C.,
2%s,
4,880,000
Norfolk,
100.035.
Co.,
H.
&
Lynch,
Mullaney,
Newbold's
F.
S.
Wells
Son
&
2%s,
at
E.
Wood
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
Wcod,
Arthur
and
L.
Struthers
Wright &
Co.
VERMONT
Essex Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Essex
Junction, Vt.
Bond
Offering—Merle W. Wood,
Town
Treasurer,
sealed
will
bids until 3 p.m.
receive
(DST)
on
Aug. 3 for the purchase of $77,000
school
construction
bondsi
Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
1956
inclusive.
to
1975
on
Dated
Aug. 1 from
Principal
and
interest payable at the Chittendon Trust Co.,
Burlington, or at
the First National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved
Samuelson,
Peter
by Myron
and
of
Burlington,-
Guilani, of
Montpelier..
Wilmington Town Sch. Dist., Vt«
Bond
Sale—The $195,000 school
addition
v.
182,
W.
E.
bonds offered
263—were
p.
July 20—
awarded
to
Hutton &
Shafto,
jointly,
Co., and Lyons &
both *•' of
Boston,
2%s, at 100.15 a basis
Inc.,
as
of about 2.47%.
"
VIRGINIA
Vienna, Virginia*
Bond Sale—An issue of
son,
and
sold
sewer
$400,000
bonds
system
to
Scott, Horner & Ma¬
of Lynchburg.
WASHINGTON
Bond
Offering
Wash.
Postponed—The
offering of $200,000 general obli¬
gation bonds scheduled ?cr July 13
181, p. 2984—has been post- I
poned.
I
—v.
Eastern
Washington College of
Cheney), Wash.
Education (P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$210,000
Student Union Building Revenue
bonds
and
sold
was
Foster
&
to
Blyth
Marshall,
Klickitat
No.
Co.,
bcth of
County School District .-■[
(P. O. Goldendale),
j
Washington
R-406
~
Bond Sale—The $177,800 build¬
State
of
Washington,
at
a
price
of par.
«
Monroe, Wash.
Ohio
Company,
O'Neal,
Inc., Orvis Brothers
Pacific
Co.,
Northwest
Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Lee
Peeler &
Writer
&
Pincus
&
Co., Inc., Peters,
Christensen, Inc., D. A.
cott & Co.,
&
Co.,
\
Bond Sale—An issue of
& Co.,
Co.,
Pohl
&
Co.,
&
Co.,
sewer
plant
Rauscher,
$230,000
system and sewage disposal
revenue
bonds
was
pur¬
chased
&
by Wm. P. Harper & Son *
Co., of Seattle.
.
[
'
f
Pend Oreille County, Cusick Consot.
Sch. Dist. No. 59
;
(P. O. Newport), \
Washington
Inc.,
Raffensperger, Hughes
Rand
!
&
ing bonds offered July 15—v. 181,
p.
2984—were
awarded
to
the
seatic Corp.
Alden
*
Seattle, jointly.
hard, Cook & Co., New York Han-
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc., Pres-
Va.,
Sr. Sanford,
White, Weld
Co., Winslow, Dcuglas & McEvoy, Dean Witter & Co., Harold
Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., New-
J.
14,060,000 Philadelphia, Pa., 214s,
&
W.
&
Hattier
Co., Mead, Miller & Co.,
Leonard
Co.,
Securities
Taylor &
Co.,
Inc„
Corporation, Van
Noel &
Co.. Cnas.
E.
Weigold & Co., Inc., Wertheim &
Co., R. D. White & Co., White,
Mericka & Co., Inc., Mer¬
Moseley
&
at 100.116.
Stroud
Bremerton,
C.
Moore,
Webster
Strader,
Alstyne,
was
Lee
Wm. J.
&
&
Union Securities
water
Kenower, MacArCo., Charles King & Co.,
&
Eros.
Talmage
&
Co.,
Taylor
and
Company, Tnomas & Co., Thorn¬
ton, Mohr and Farish, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Tripp & Co.,
Inc.,
Tucker,
Anthony
&
Co:^
&
Jenks,
Kirkland
&
Grubbs,
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt, Kean,
&
&
Inc.,
W. E. Hutton & Co.
The
6,640,000
Co.,
J.
Weeks, How¬
ard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs
& Co., Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
thur
Stein
Brothers
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.,
Sweney Cartwright & Co.
Inc.,
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
6,645.000 Newark, N. J., 23/4s, at
100.42.
Stone
Hirsch
Co., Hornblower &
Masten &
2,400,000 Saginaw, Mich., 2%s, at
Co.,
Corporation,
Co., Hemphill, Noves &
&
Co., Wil¬
Co., Stark¬
Co.,
Sterne, Agee & Leach, Stix & Co,,
Stokes & Co., Walter Stokes &
Co., Harrington &
& Co., Hayden,
Hendrix
B.
&
&
Co..
Stern
Haupt
Higginson Corporation, John
Legg & Co., Lucas, Eisen &
100.11.
Waeckerle,
Irving Lundborg
&
1,255.000 Athens, Ga., 2%s, at Co., W. I. Lyons & Co., Lyons
& Shafto, McCormick & Co., Mc¬
100.256.
1,190,000 Madison County, I1W Donald & Co., McDonald-Moore
&^Cor, r McDougal and Condon,
2%s, at 100.669.
Inc., McMaster Hutchinson & Co.,
7,680,000 New Orleans, La., 2%s,
Mackall :&
Coe, Mackey, Dunn
at 101.139.
& Co., Inc., Laurence M. Marks
16,075,000 Baltimore, Md., 2y2s, & Co., Mason-Hagan,
Inc., A. E.
9,415,000
&
Boyce,
Co.,
Co., Inc., GinCo., Goodbody
&
Gordon
Taylor
Tampa,
Smithers
Staats
&
Inc., Dolphin & Co., Drexel & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Dwinnell,
Harkness & Hill, Eastman, Dillon
& Co., Einhorn &
Co., Eldrege &
Co., Ellis & Co., tL'manuel, Deet-
J.
New
of
S.
R.
weather
,
Davis & Co., R. S. Dickson &
Co.,
B.
F.
liam
Cunningham, Schmertz &
Henry Dahlberg & Co., J.
Dain
&
Co., Shelby Cullom
M.
included, among
others, Bankers Trust Co., Chase
Manhattan Bank, Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, C. J. Devine &
all
and
.
Paul
& Co., Singer,
Scribner, John Small &
&
Co.,
Co.,
Inc.,
the
Byrne
Inc.
Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Clark, Dodge & Co., Richard
W. Clarke Corp., Coffin &
Burr,
F. R. Cole & Co., Julien Collins
& Co., Courts & Co., F. W.
Craige
Ferih
Co., Lehman Bros., and
Blyth & Co., all of New York City,
at 100.431.
Texas
Smith,
Wells, Inc., Bacon
Co., The Bankers
Bond Co., Inc., Bartow Leeds &
Co., George K. Baum & Co., Bax¬
ter, Williams & Co., Bear, Stearns
cago,
bidder for
Goldman,
&
Stevenson
First
the successful
Corp.,
Co., Harriman
Andrews
000
building bonds was sold to the
Central Investment Co., of
Dallas,
as 3]/2s and
314s, at a price of par.
&
Shields
ger,
Harris
^Boston
Inc.,
(full membership
below)
Co.,
the
Ripley &
Barney & Co.,
Co., R. W. Pressprich
& Co., A. C. Allyn and Co., Almstedt Brothers, American Securi¬
ties Corp., Anderson &
Strudwick,
Co.,
investment
—
obtained
$100,870,000
also included the following:
headed by Phelps,
20—v.
which
Roths¬
Bogan
Deane
aggregating
Clement A. Evans &
STATES
UNITED
Dealer
was
Co.
&
Renshaw,
F.
L.
Co.
&
dan
syndicate headed by Phelps,
Co., Lehman Bros., and
&
issues
&
Cross,
non
& Co., Shaughnessy &
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Sheri*
100.52.
The
Rodman
&
Schaffer, Necker & Co., Scharff
& Jones,
Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Scott, Horner & Mason,
Inc., Seasongood & Mayer, Shan¬
101.611.
Fenn
Co., Reynolds & Co.,
Co., Robinson-Humphrey
Roosevelt
child
1S55
&
Inc.,
Co.,
1,065.000 Memphis, Tenn., 2V2s, at
Corporation,
100.531.
Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
gality approved by Dumas, Hugue¬
nin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond Sale—The
$57,000 general
sewer
bonds
offered
v.
bonds
Henry-Seay & Co., of Dal¬
proved
from
DAKOTA
Sturgis, S. Dak.
obligation
July 18 —
building
$40,000
las, at a price of par. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1961
Dated
$
SOUTH
Huguenin
inclu¬
1985
100.267.
Son, and William N. Edwards
& Co., both of Fort
Worth, jointly,
$100,000
bonds
mas,
to
approved
$3,095,000 Hartford, Conn., 2%s, at
&
group headed by Courts
&
McCall,
Sale—An issue of
public
sold to
bonds
Lancaster
court
by
of Dallas.
Hubbard, Texas
ment
Simons, of Charleston.
1956
Legality
Pierce
Riter &
asso¬
100.393.
Co.,
by
thereafter
mutually agreeable to the District
from
sive.
$20,595,000 bonds
1971 to 1980 inclusive.
March
1, 1965.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
serially
ity
inclusive.
34,000 4y2s. Due
May 1 from 1960 to 1985 inclusive.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on March
1
from
1958
to
1985
inclusive.
as
of
banking
Burleson, Texas
Sale—An
las.
bonds.
system
the
to
Co., of Dallas,
3'/2s, 314s and 2y2s, at a price
par.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due
.Interest
000
works
sold
was
inclusive.
June
Aug. 2 for the purchase of $460,water
bonds
Central Investment
Housing
C.
receive
(EST)
noon
15 from
DeSoto, Texas
Thomas
building
$110,000
follows:
as
Dated July 1, 1955. Interest M-S.
(P. O. Charleston),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—An issue of
issue of $75,000
June
on
South Carolina
Bond
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
Dallas.
CAROLINA
County, James Island
Water Dist.
Son,
&
Legality approved by Du¬
Huguenin & Boothman, of
mas,
.
Charleston
June 1 from
Shepherd Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
&
Co., Of Dallas,
Dated
water
re¬
on
inclusive.
Corp., both of San Antonio, as
3V4s, 3s and 23/4s, at a price of
$10,000 2%% school house bonds.1 100.002. Dated June
30, 1955. Que
Due on June 15 from 1956 to
serially from 1956 to 1991 inclu¬
1968 inclusive.
sive.
Legality approved by Du¬
65,000 3V4% school house bonds. mas, Huguenin & Boothman, of
Pierce &
extension bonds
Borough Secretary, will
com¬
sold to Rauscher,
was
June 1, 1956.
J-D.
Legality
approved
by
McCall,
Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
Indep. School District,
school bonds
Bond
Offering—Irene L. Traut-
revenue
T exas
school
West Mifflin, Pa.
man,
J-J.
on
1965
to
Sundeen
Brownsboro
bonds.
Bond
Edwards
Interest
1971
$11,000
$130,000
group
Keller
proved by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
Sch. Dist., Pa.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (DST) on July 25 for
purchase
N.
Due
Bond Offering—Lucile Franko,
Secretary of the Board of School
the
Henry
a
Merrill
Dated June 1, 1955. Interest
sewer
to
$100,000
to
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Dallas, at a price of par, as
1957
Jan. 1 from 1959 to 1990 inclu¬
sive.
Munson, of Philadelphia.
West Brownsville
and
sold
sold
was
Lynch,
of
Sewer
Co., both
of Port Worth, and the First of
Texas Corporation, San Antonio,
at a price of 90.00, a basis of about
4.93%.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
Aug. 2 for the purchase
improvement bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on March
1
water
bonds
p.m.
$130,000
bonds
and
,,5,435,000 Louisville, Ky., 2%s, at
First
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
90,000 2»/2s. Due
Water and
Bond Sale—An issue of
4j/2%
on
Springfield Twp. Sch. Dist.
Philadelphia), Pa.
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Co.
$7,020,000 National Capital (Wash¬
ington,. D. C.), 2y2s, at 100.78.
-J7^)3^000 Miami, Fla., 2%s, at
T exas
follows:
Authority, Texas
Sale—The
at
inclusive.
Aransas
Port
Trust
ciates consisted of:
to R. J.
sold
was
$42,000
Chronicle... Monday, July
25,
$20,595,000 bonds taken by
Bankers
TexasH
issue of
3V2s, at a price of par. Dated June
1, 1955.
Due serially from 1956
to
1988
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
10
the
for
TEXAS
Due in 1985.
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
burgh,
until
19
bonds
$10,000 21/4s. Due
160,000 23/4s. Due in 1995.
Note
1968
to
inclusive.
135,000 2.60s.
bids
Aug.
purchase of $262,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from
Due
sealed
on
to
inclusive.
2V2S.
building
The
the
Edwards, Inc., of Dallas, as 4s and
D. Sullins,
County Council,
of the
(EST)
80,000
the
to
Bank, of Tripp.
receive
Due
sold
Offering—W.
Chairman
will
2V4s.
issue of $80,000
was
Sale—An
Bond
Tennessee
a.m.
50,000
Boothman, of Dallas.
Morgan Indep. Sch. Dist.,
County (P. O. Athens),
follows:
Due from 1959 to 11962
Seay & Co., of Dallas, as 2V2s and
2V4s, at a price of par.
Dated
April 1, 1955. Due serially from
1956 to
1965 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
.
$445,000
was
&
Sherrerd, of Philadel¬
phia, at a price of 98.70, a net in¬
terest
July 1 from
on
TENNESSEE
bonds
revenue
July 1 from
on
1970 inclusive.
to
Media, Pa.
Butcher
as
Tripp School District, S. D.
Dakota State
Bond Sale—An issue of
water
net
1963 inclusive.
to
1964
Interest
inclusive.
1970
1956
a
2.39%,
follows:
Aug.
$350,000
until
bids
100.50,
about
Financial
Bonds Not Sold—No
received
for the
bids
were
$120,0(10 building i
bonds offered July 15—v. 181, p. '
2852..
Number 5449..-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 182
Pierce
"
No.
Dist.
Sch.
County
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
(PST) on
sealea bias until 2 p.m.
purchase of $200,000
general obligation bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due serially in from
2 to 2J years.
Principal and in¬
terest
(M-S)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office.
Aug. 9 fcr the
O.
(P.
Offering—L.
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
(PST) on
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Township, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
4% improvement bonds was sold
:o
Aug. 10 fcr the purchase of $35,000
school bends. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
group headed by
a
Bo.,
of
102.56.
1975
-o
Toronto,
Due
on
at
June
improvement
price
a
1
from
jointly,
of
group
Bank, at
a
to
a
price
Bank of Canada,
Co., Ltd., Nesbitt,
Ltd., Gairdner &
of Montreal, Do¬
Securities
Corp., L.
G.
Co., Ltd., Royal
Wood, Gundy &
Thomson & Co.,
Co., Ltd., Bank
Montreal, Quebec
Bond Sale—The
composed of A. E. Ames &
group
$13,000,000 im¬
provement bonds offered July 20
minion
improvement
$766,273
Burns
Sch.
Sale—An
Bros.
bonds
&
Board,
issue
of
Ont.
Securities
$20,000
to
L.
Ltd.,
as
treal, jointly, at
Beaubien
& Co., Ltd., and Daw¬
Hannaford, Ltd., at a price
of 95.62, a
net interest cost of
about 4.27%, as follows:
$75,000
Toronto-Dominion
sold
nrice of 102.03.
Sale
—
An
improvement
to
the
Midland
Beaubien
the
&
a
Dominion
Toronto,
and
Co., of Mon¬
$705,000 3s.
1956
price of 97.69.
Sch. Board,
Montreal Protestant
issue
bonds
1966 to
Quebec
of
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
was
$3,200,-
building bonds was sold to
000
Securities
a
on
inclusive.
Due
on
.1
Tacoma Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Sate—The $3,267,000 build¬
County,
July
2,
1955.
(J-J)
Canada.
i
1
ing bonds uffered Ju*y 14—v. 181,
p.
2984—were awarded to a syndi¬
composed of Halsey, Stuart
cate
&
Kidder,
Bros.,
Lehman
Co.,
Peaboay & Co., Blair & Co., inc.,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
Merrill
&
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
1
1;
Beane, Homblower & Weeks, Lee
Higginson Corp., B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Keane, Taylor & Co., all of
New York
City;
Blunt Ellis &
boch
Republic
Central
Simmons,
Co.,
&
Roosevelt
Chicago;
ot
cf New York City; Kenower,
McArthur & Co.,. of De¬
troit; McCormick & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
and
Badgley,
Frederick,
Rogers & Morford, Inc., of Seattle,
at a price of 100.10, a net interest
cost of about 2.58%, as follows:
Cross,
$2,242.Of0 6s.
405,000 2s.
1,/jl0,C0D
Due
Due on Aug. 1, 1963.
21/4s.
Due on Aug. 1
1967 inclusive.
1964 to
from
on Aug.
1973 inclusive.
2V2S.
2,865,000
IV2S.
1,045,000
1
Due
1968 to
from
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1962
to
1956
FRIEND
1,
Aug.
Due on
1974 and 1975.
WISCONSIN
Tens of thousands with
Cedarburg, Wis.
Bond Offering—J. C. Schroeder.
needlessly this
cured
will receive sealed
(CST) on Aug. 4
for the purchase of $500,000 high
school bends. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Clerk,
City
bids until 8 p.m.
Due
March 1 from 1957 to 1975
on
Principal
inclusive.
strikes
Cancer
Milwaukee.
as
and
Waukesha
Berlin
New
.
■
(Tcwns) Joint Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waukesha),
July
payable
(J-J)
at the Waukesha National
pays
STRIKE BACK
Bank.
MAN'S
MANITOBA
:
of)
Sale—An issue of $5,250,-
Bond
Manitoba
000
314%
tric
Board
bonds
by
headed
group
Securities
of
or
bonds
are
jftUELEST
G!
with protective information
for research to
pays
conquer
give
your
you are
dollars to the American
making
an
<
investment that
off in the saving of human lives. Perhaps
the life of
one
friend.
own
life.
American Cancer
Society
E
GENTLEMEN:
I want to
help
conquer
Cancer.
a
( ) Please send
years.
whole
in part at any
years
at
in
callable
and
Society,
Equitable
Ltd.,
contribute improves services to
arms everyone
a
Due in 20
price of 98.55.
The
the
Canada,
to
sold
by helping the American
eni
Hydro-Elec¬
was
&
help that friend, and thousands
possible.
Perhaps your
CANADA
Manitoba (Province
as
you
When you
Due on July 15
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
and
widely
Cancer
1955.
15,
cipal
friend
this cruelest of diseases.
wiU receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 25
for the purchaseof $44,000 school
building construction bonds. Dated
District Clerk,
from 1956 to
way to
about cancer,
Hopson,
S.
Jti.
—
in four.
a
a
cancer
Society spread its educational message
patients,
Wisconsin
Offering
one
Money
No. 3
Bond
of these unfortunate victims be
of others. That's
of
Quarles,
&
Spooner
Lines,
one
There's
(M-S) payable at the Cedarsburg
State Bank, or at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved by
will lose their lives
yours? It could happen. We know that
interest
and
cancer
They could have been
by early diagnosis and prompt treatment.
Will
of
year.
( ) Enclosed is
time within two
me
my
free information about Cancer.
contribution of $
to
the Cancer
Crusade.
immediately preceding the
maturity date at par and accrued
Name.
interest.
Portage
Bond
Hospital District, Man.
Sale—An issue of
hospital bonds
Richardson
as
4s and
414s, at
a
Address.
$146,000
sold to James
was
& Sons,
City
of Winnipeg,
price of 103.10.
Bond Sale—An issue of $20,000
improvement
bonds
was
sold
James Richardson & Sons, of
nipeg,
as
414s.
to
Win¬
State.
(MAIL TO: CANCER, c/o your town's
St. Joseph, Man.
.
.Zone
i,*
l
.U.JJit,.'
July 2 from
1985 inclusive.
interest
and
July 2 from
Due
1965
to
2,495,000 4s.
414 s, at a price of 98.11.
Additional
G.
to
Qorp.,
sold
was
Denton,
awarded
were
to 20 years.
Due serially from 2
Pierce
at
QUEBEC
4s and 4*4s, at a price
Catholic
Bond
composed of Dawson,
the
and
as
Vienna
lannaford, Ltd:, Gairdner & Co.,
"Ad.,
sold
was
414s,
as
son,
improvement bonds was sold
a
bonds
Ltd.,
of 102.36.
99.96.
of
1956
William, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Corp.,
$170,000
Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the
Dominion Securities Corp., Ltd.,
Anderson &
inclusive..
Fort
o
Johnson,
R.
Nelson, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Dover
1%
Sch. Dist. No. 416
Tacoma), W*-*b.
Pierce Ccunty
Bond
ONTARIO
83
(P.O. Tacoma), Wash.
Bond Offering—L. R. Johnson,
'
50
(367)
Postmaster)
Principal
in
payable
-
*
*
60
Chronicle.. .Monday, July 25, 1955
The Commercial and Financial
(368)
$100,870,000
New Housing
Authority Bonds
by a first pledge of annual contributions unconditionally payable pursuant to an Annual Contributions Contract between the Public Housing Administration and the Local
said Bonds in the opinions of bond counsel. Said annual contributions will be payable directly to the fiscal agent of said Local Public Agency in an amount which, together with other funds of
the Local Public Agency which are actually available for such purpose, will be sufficient to pay the principal of and interest on the Bonds when due.
The Bonds of each issue will be secured
Public Agency issuing
The United States Housing Act
contributions
of 1937,
as
amended, solemnly pledges the faith of the United States to the payment of the annual
by the Public Housing Administration pursuant to the aforesaid Annual Contributions Contracts.
from
Ouotation
of
the
United
opinion of
an
States,
•'IN SUMMARY, I AM
to
The
the
Hon. Herbert
President of the
OP THE VIEW THAT: • *
INTO
CONTRIBUTIONS ENTERED
BY THE
Brownell, Jr., Attorney General
United
States,
dated
May' 15, 195J:"
* A CONTRACT TO PAY ANNUAL
PHA«
IN
WITH THE
CONFORMANCE
PROVISIONS OF THE ACT* IS VALID AND BINDING UPON THE UNITED STATES, AND
THAT THE FAITH
OF THE UNITED STATES HAS BEEN SOLEMNLY PLEDGED TO
THE PAYMENT OF SUCH CONTRIBUTIONS IN THE SAME TERMS ITS FAITH HAS
BEEN PLEDGED TO THE PAYMENT OF ITS INTEREST-BEARING OBLIGATIONS."
I
Public flouting Administration.
J United State# Houtlng Act <rt
IS37,
Interest Exempt, in the opinion of counsel to the
at
amended.
Underwriters, from Federal Income Taxes by the provisions of the United States Housing Act of 1937, as amended.
Legal Investments, in the opinion of counsel to the Underwriters, for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in New York and certain other States.
Bonds Issued
by Local Public Agencies which
-Scale D-
-Scale C-2-
$ 3,095,000 Hartford, Connecticut 2ys%
$ 14,060,000 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 2%%
located in:
are, or are
■Scale B-
■Scale A-
$5,910,000 Tampa, Florida 2}i%
$1,255,000 Athens, Georgia 2Ys%
9,415,000 Atlanta, Georgia 2J4%
1,190,000 Madison County, Illinois
6,645,000 Newark, New Jersey 2J4%
2Y$%
16,075,000 Baltimore, Maryland 2/Y/o
7,680,000 New Orleans, Louisiana 2%%
1,695,000 Trenton, New Jersey 2*4%
12,960,000Cincinnati,Ohio 2l/i%
2,400.000 Saginaw, Michigan 2JH»%
1,875,000 Columbia, South Carolina
2)4%
4,880,000 Norfolk, Virginia 2)4%
-Scale C-l-
$11,735,000 New York City, New York 2^%
-Maturities, Rates, Yields and PricesScale
Scale
Scale
A
B
C-l.C-2
2%%
2%% :
1.20%
ML
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
Scale
A
Scate
B
C-l.C-2
A
B
C-l.C-2
A
B
B
C-l
C-2
D
2%%
2m
2m
2s/s%
2%%
2Vz%
2%%
2%%
2%%
23/4%
2 Vz%
.
2%%
Scale
Scale
1.20%
1965
1.90%
1975
2.25%
2.30%;
2.35%
1984
2.45%
Cm 100
2.50%
2.55%
2.55%
2-60%
1957
1.35%.
1.35
1.35
1966
1.95
1.95
1.95
1976
2.30
2.30
2.35
1985
2.45
<® 100
2.50
2.55
2.55
2.60
1958
1.45
1.45
1.45
1967
2.00
2.00
2.00
1977
2.30
2.35
2.40
1986
2.45
% 100
2.50
2.55
2.55
2.60
2.60
2.65
2.60
2.60
2.651
195*
—
1.90%
1.90%
1959
1.55
1.55
1.55
1968
2.05
2.05
2.05
1978
2.30
2.35
2.40
1987
@ 100
2.55%
2.55
1960
1.65
1.65
1.65
1969
2.10
2.10
2.10
1979
2.35
2.40
2.45
1988
% 100
2.55
2.551
1.70
2.60
1.75
1.75
1.80
1.80
tm
1.85
1.85
1989
% 100
2.55
2.60
2.60
2.20
2.20
2.20
1981
2.40
2.45
2.50
1990
@ 100
2.55
2.55+
2.60
2.60
2.65t
2.20
2.20
2.25
1982
2.40
2.45
2.50
1991
2.55
2.60
2.60f
@ 100
2.65
1983
2.40
2.45
2.50
1992
2.55
2.60
—
2.65f
2.651
1993
2.55
2.60
2.55
2.60
2.55
2.60
1970
1.80
1.85
1961
2.45
1971
1995
1.70
1.75
1963
1972
1991
1.70
1962
.
2.15
2.15
2.15
1973
2.25
2.25
2.30
1974
2.25
2.25
1980
2.40
2.35
2.30
1996
.
2.55f
2.65f
@ 100
2.65
—
@ 100
2.65
2.651
—*
(ai 100
2.65
2.65f
_
@ 100
2.65
<S 100
—
—
—
(and accrued Interest)
*
1
t Priced to the first date at which the bonds are callable at Par.
The Bonds of each issue will be callable ten years from their date at a call price of 104 and accrued interest, and
The Bonds
are
thereafter, at the times and call prices, as stated in the Offering Prospectus.
offering is not made hereby, but only by means of the Offering Prospectus, copies of which may be obtained from such of the undersigned and other Underwriters as are registered
Helps, Fenn & Co.
Crete! & Co.
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Lehman Brothers
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
The First Boston Corporation
Equitable Securities Corporation
Alex. Brown & Sons
A. C.AIIyn and Company
JLCr Becker & Co.
Braun,Bosworth&Co.
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L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Byrne and Phelps
Clark, Dodge & Co.
Incorporated
White, Weld & Co.
Ira Haupt & Co.
Schoellkopf, Button & Pomeroy, Inc.
R.S. Dickson & Company
Union Securities Corporation
F. S. Moseley & Co*
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Wood, Struthers & Co.
First of Michigan Corporation
American Securities Corporation
Gregory & Sons;
Hirsch&Co.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
Baxter, Williams & Co.
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
Dean Witter & Co.
Geo. B. Gibbons & Company
Kean, Taylor & Co.
Hallgarten & Co.
Incorporated
Courts & Co.
F. W. Craigie & Co.
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Francis I. du Pont & Co.
Eldredge&Co.
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.
Incorporated
Incorporated
E. F. Button & Company
W. E. Button & Co.
McDonald & Company
Laurence M. Marks & Co.
The Ohio Company
Rand & Co.
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Bear, Stearns & Co.
Lee Higginson Corporation
Hornblower & Weeks
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
R. W. Pressprich & Co*
Shields & Company
Smith, Barney & Co.
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
In corporatod
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Harriman Ripley & Co.
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Incorporated
J.C. Bradford & Co.
Estabrook & Co.
Incorporated
Reynolds & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Coffin & Burr
Incorporated
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
The
dealers in this State,
being offered, subject to award, when, as and if issued and received by us, and subject to approval of legality, with respect to each issue, by bond counsel to the Underwriters.
F. S. Smithers & Co.
Stern Brothers & Co.
Stroud & Company
Incorporated
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.
Incorporated
Roosevelt & Cross
Incorporated
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