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MONDAY

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1955

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Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office

Volume

182

Number 5443

New York

7, N. Y., Monday, July 4, 1955

Price $1.15

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a

Copy

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General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD

PUBLIC UTILITY

-

Alaska Merchant Line of
Alaska, Inc.,
--Files With SEC—
The

corporation

covering
($100

par

used

*'C

3,000

for

pay

filed

20

shares

share),

per

tc

June

on

class

of

without

letter

a

A

vessel

and

toW

The
lor

with

closed

the

offered

proceeds

In This Issue

at

SRC
•6

fiscal

filed

20

letter

a

of

notification

With

.!

the

300,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered
share through Paul C. Ferguson & Co., Houston, Tex. The
are
to be used to pay expenses incident to oil and

per

proceeds

181, p.

1773.

Stock Exchange

New

Stock

York

American

7

Boston

Alloy Precision Castings Co.—New President—

-

Admiral A$a

Kirk,

G.

Chairman

of

the

Board

and

of

the

t

•„

V.

Bcajd. cf Alloy,

will

Kirk

continue

to

serve

Chairman

as

mercury

of

process

investment

Philadelphia-Baltimore
Pittsburgh

casting.—

'

.

San

Washington, D. C.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The

corporation mWtme

filed

17

-covcYJtg"*2,400 shares of
ouare, without underwriting.

letter

a

of

stock

common

to

notification
be

offered

with

$10

Canadian

per

Toronto

A

technical

Cyanamid Co.—Issues New Bulletin—
bulletin-catalgue of electric blasting

and*accessories
this

of

•Way

has

and

construction

just

been

Covered In

company.
caps

regular

published

detail

delay

industries.—V~

181,

the

for

aids

the Explosives

by

Department
split-second
quarrying and road

instantaneous

are

caps

blasting

caps,

coal,

Transactions New York

caps,

been

in

N.

C.,

nounced

W.

than

35

to

years.

20

Its

main

branches

Foreign

this

of

the

office

South

in

181,

Co.

President,

as

effective

company,

of

Board

Share

has
is

Reserve

Condition

as

American

effective
owns

the

about

Aug.

President
&

1,

of

Foreign

Federal

p.

the

of

the

Power,

Machine

the

to

236,205

&

Aug.
1, President
subsidiary of Foreign

Foundry

shares of

stockholders

at

Co.—Stock

common

$26.75

and

been

outstanding 412%

called

15-year

100

interest.

Payment

Broadway, New York,

Anheuser-Busch,

They

were

loans.

June

on

of

the

in

1954

will

is

5

shillings

public,

and

make

committed

associates

will

and

associates

is

Atlas

own

the

derived

of

from

about

of

the

700

will

be

N. Y.—V.

Inc.

—

Secondary

oversubscribed.—V. 181,
Carpet

bodies

selling

redemption on July 22, 1955 all of the
sinking fund debentures due July 1, 1959,

bert

dferS: Zjlie Soronto Stock

was

J.

Inc.—Stock

company's

offering

common

about 60%

Adair,

made

181,

the

at

already

outlined.—V.

2797.

p.

Offering

—

A

common

share

New

largest

stockholder

stock,
at

which

will

will

miles

which

on

5

Sydney

of

North

of

the

outstanding

of

be

be

the

outstanding

increased

used

for

North

181,

to

of

nine.

further

Australian

de¬

has

2010.

(Pa.)—Stock Offering Completed—•

each

p.

of

nounced

on

stock

May
to

31,

on

a

The

3 J. PoSe,

last

at

$5

a

See details in V. 180, p. 2290.

net

in

after

all

compared
the

first

requirements,
with

Corp.—Earnings Declined—

income of

33

this corporation for

the six months ended
charges, including Federal taxes, amounted
with (.$3,106,481 in the same period of 1954.

half -of

the

equal

were

cents

per

1955

to

sales

in

the

first

half

of

fiscal

^Results
Victor

per

for

for

the

the

first

company's

Emanuel,

six

months

Canadian

Chairman

of

orris

*

150

VICE-PRESIDENT

ClieapsiJe

similar

share

period

amounted

years

President,

reported

EM 8-4731

LONDON, E. C. 2 ENGLAND

join C. X. Jllen

to

are

$136,708,269,
adjusted

to

subsidiaries.

and

'X
'
uner

r

preferred

common

the

1954 period.
both

oLMnited

one

after

year,

cents

share

1955

as^ompared with $199,060,391 during the

share

fiscal

three

common

year.

Net

one-for-four-held

offering

stock

3ke investment ^beaters dissociation of Canada

KINGSTON, ONT.

Bruce S.

of

as

compared

include

President.

June 30.

1955,

$447,983

dividend

Oversub¬

stockholders

200
TORONTO, CANADA

Broch St.

PRESIDENT

to

of

Avco Manufacturing
Consolidated

2926.

Offering

(par $2.50) and 74,800
(par 10 cents) in units of one
at $4 per unit,
through

stock

class

Q. X. Mams, /?. fagnler, J. V. Brooks, f. X Jdanleg, Q. 1% Witcki,
XoucjfaS WcVittie, Pltitij) J4. Jdawker, Ckristopker Wakirotk JL, XrlkurW. Strickland, Pickard X. Wotkersifl


i


the

George A. Searight, of New York City, has been com¬
pleted, all of said shares having been sold, it was an¬

sec¬

oversubscribed, according to Her¬

Exchange

Mag Street

DIRECTORS:

The

offered

on

share.

per

purchase

square

Atlas Credit Corp.

3

as

98,194 shares of
basis

Co.,

en

-

purchase

in the hands of the public.
the right to name four members

directors,

Atlas

share.

per

originally

was

presently

approximately 20%'

have

will

board

to

27.

stock
the

of

have

pounds) of the treasury
Corp., N. L., Floyd B. Odium, Atlas

Uraqium Corp. with approximately 30%

Earnings

Artloom

Metals, Inc.—Calls Debentures—

.

will

47

June 23, both by Reynolds & Co. at
$23.37V2 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 62 V2 cents per share.

for

75

funds

rights from the Australian Government.
Only a small portion of the area to which North Australian has
rights has thus far been prospected with some important uranium ore

on

recently

Offices:

these

prospecting

ondary offering of 5,000 shares of common stock (par
$4) was made on June 22 and one of 4,305 shares

per

(Branch

that

Australian

approximately 12 shillings

Australian's

Funds

the

Power.

Subscrip¬

stock

Co.,

accrued

scribed—The

American Machine &
have

100%%

at

2797.

There

at

purchase

Atlas

was

stock

of

4%

The recent offering of 74,800 shares of 20-cent cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock

share, 230,290
shares" (97.5%) were subscribed for and the
remaining
5,915 shares were taken by the underwriters, headed
by Union Securities Corp. (See V. 181, p. 2689.)—V. 181,
p.

share

Atlas'

North

48

Clearings.

bank

associates

shares, with the remaining 50%

of

System

Bank

its

hands

shares of
common

effective

service

of

and

price

the

per

velopment

Capital Flotations for Month of January____

an¬

1873.

American
tions—Of

Corp.,

The

Federal

Banks

in

Market

stock.

Arizona

York Trust

elected,

was

Reserve

Course

and

was

the

The

Member

of

»

announced

purchase

Australian

48

Statement of

'•

Australian

*

date.

same

54%

director

a

Statement of

Banks

$10,000,000

announced

short-term

Uranium

48

Combined Condition

in

reduce

(562,500

North

President,

14

Carolina,

2353.

p.

to

corporation

of

shillings

Exchange Bates

sold

Corp.—Acquires Interest in Australian Uranium

presently

Redemption Calls ahd Sinking Fund Notices. 48

Fewer.

also
International

offered

Sargent

President

of

and

Sargent

181,

B.

He formerly served
Phoenix. Arizona.

Robertson,
Ecnd

organization,

Chairman,

approximately $1,254,375

35

General Corporation & Investment News Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
54

working capital.

financing

30.

Chairman

Fuasco
—V.

sales

operates

Henry

Officer

June

on

Electric

Mr.

it

added

be

Private¬

29

Offering—A

'

Stock

Foreign Power Co., Inc.—New Pres., etc.

of

Service Co.,
S.

elected

h

&

election

Executive

Public

more

and

will

Carolina, Alabama, Georgia and Florida.—V.

American
rhe

Chief

automobile

for

business

Charlotte,
North

an

company,

issue

Board

applied

Atlas
This

35

Dividends Declared and Payable

per-

Sold

June

on

stock

Exchange

Foreign
the

of

Oare,

.

35

Miscellaneous Features

Pri¬

30.
proceeds

This

being

The

vately—This company has placed a $2,000,000 4 V2 % sub¬
ordinated note, due in 1970, with The Mutual Life In¬
surance
Company of New York, it was announced on
The

Stock

'r

.

35

2925.

p.

American Discount Co. of Georgia—Places Note

June

35

Transactions American Stock Exchange

$8

machinery,,

secondary offering of 51,900
shares of common stock (par $10) was made on June 23
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane at $68 per
share, with a dealer's discount of $1.10 per share. It
was completed.—V.
181, p. 2010.

46

National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices

of

plant,

to maturity.
Direct placement of the
arranged through Salomon Bros, & Hutzler.*

L.

Secondary

45

Markets
and Bond Averages_^__

year-end would

value

of

strengthen the capital base of the company in anticipation of
good volume of business in the months ahead. Initially, the proceeds

are

42

Section.

new
new

profit

Co.—Debentures

Investment

was

a

41

Exchange—Curb

Over-the-Counter

at

quick

value

the

further

40

Exchange

the

into

thereafter

39
,

Exchange

Dow Jones Stock

American

39

Exchange

estirftated

an

back

balance sheet

consideration

placing
starting the

that

get

can

showing for

including

feels

2690.

fund

39

Exchange—

Stock

Stock

Exchange

he

again

with

profitable

a

cond.tions

said

confident the

into

notes

Robert

Stock

of

Adair

company

was

company

38

Exchange

Stock

Stock

Toronto Stock

the

at

Stock

Francisco

Montreal

Rjfj^ectwmii^Jjai.,

AT.

36

36

Exchange

to

capital debentures maturing Jan. 1, 1969. The issue was
placed privately and provides for a sinking fund of 10%'
from Dec. 31, 1957, to Dec.
31, 1964, with a 5% sinking

36

Midwest Stock Exchange

Mr.

condition,

p.

Associates

36

Los Angeles Stock

subsidiary of Mercast; Mercast Corp. controls

a

patent^ op.wthe, frozen
pi C57.!
.-.j......

181,

•

Admiral

Exchange

181,

because

31,

the

taking

ly—This

31

Detroit Stock Exchange

the

of

Corp., New York, has also been elected to the post of President
Alloy Precision Castings Co., Cleveland, following the resignation of

Ttonald D. Gunbert.

Stock

27

Exchange—i__:

he

excellent

not

etc."—V.

15

(Bonds)

1

said

He

"in

share,

(Stocks)

Exchange

Cincinnati Stock Exchange.

President

Mercast
of

Stock

be

Page

'

v

New York

gas

operations.—V.

1 ■!1

Quotations

July

market,

Aug.

year

slated

does not expect to have

company

the

on

column.

Slock and Bond

27, with proceeds

loans.

ending

yfiar

products

covering

$1

net

June

on

the

are

•

corporation

June

bank

While the

working capital.

Allied Industrial Development
Corp., Houston, Tex.-I
^iles With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The

MISCELLANEOUS

-

term

stock

common

underwriting.

construction of

INSURANCE

-

Seattle, Wash.

notification

of

INDUSTRIAL

-

that

Increased

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The Commercial und I"»incial Chronicle... Monday, July
4, 1955

.C?3Y
weaknesses in appliance and television Indusin the second quarter in the company s
Caim implement division, had adversely affected profit margins.
He said that deliveries under defense contracts were also at lower
-levels
taut
that during
the second quarter new contracts exceeded
deliveries by approximately $12,000,000. The company's defense backlog
-Is now approximately S200.000.000, and includes work related to the
♦utercontineptal ballistics missile, he stated.—V. 181, p. 1670.
costs and continued price
couDled

tries

with

.

vertible

strike

a

100%

Completed—The

Offering

Inc.—Stock

Recent

Gas

Electric

&

98%

its

stock

common

exercise
Board

of

this

to holders
through the

company

subscribed

were

for

rights, Charles P. Crane, Chairman of the
President, announced on June 23.
The

and

unsubscribed

shares, amounting of 10,084 in number, are
being purchased from the company by the underwriting
gvoup headed by The First Boston Corp.—V. 181, p. 2690.
Bankline

Oil

Co., San Francisco, Calif. — Preferred
,3tock Offered—J. Barth & Co. and associates on June
29

offered 65,000 shares of 5 V2% cumulative
convertible preferred stock at par ($25 per share). This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed.
preferred

is

stock

Edison

Co.—Definitive

to

convertible

into

stock

common

$10

at

per

proceeds are to be used to retire
for other corporate purposes.

"William

rio.;

indebtedness,

for expansion and

pay

Underwriters—Associated
Staats

R.

Sutro

&

&

with

Barth

J.

Schwabacher

Co.;

Hooker

Co.;

&

Co.

&

the

offering

to

the

succeed

officers

#iew

late

field

Operating

expenses——

5.185.000

Taxes

has been elected President
who died on June 10.
Other

Mass.,

Mitchell,

to

the

company has

time,

same

board

of

Ralph E.
directors.

Mitchell

of

West

rent,

—

ry.

Gross

June

disclosed

24

Liston-Becker

Instrument Co., Springdale,

Conn., a lending manufacturer of infrared
analyzers widely used in chemical and medical research and indus¬

C.as

trial process control. The
fier of high sensitivity.

firm also

makes specialized electronic

Inc.

dent.

2.549,000
2.327.000

$1,844,000

$278,000

674.000

129,000

2,535,000

3,4,000

etc.—

2j3.000

279,000

1.545.000

have

end

ing

other medical

used

are

treatment

in

applications such

of

Like many Beckman instruments, gas analyzers

surgery.

patients

anesthesia

control of

as

polio

dur¬

multi-

are

chgs.

$380,000

*$150,000

$989,000

instruments, used not only in medicine but also for automatic
monitoring and control of industrial processes in petroleum refineries
chemical plants.—V.

Belock

181, p.

Instrument

1670.

Corp.

Stock

—

Sold

The

—

recent

public offering of 200,000 shares of common stock (par
f)0 cents), through Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., at
$11.50 per share, was quickly oversubscribed. For de¬
tails, see V. 181, p. 2926.
Bendix Aviation
Construction

■expanded
end

The

a

research

other

•June 25

of

$2,000,000

and

engineering

development

communications

and

building,

commercial

on

navigation

devoted

to

and

military radar

was

devices,

by this corporation's division.

ultra-modern

The

directors

of

announced

—

on

;

is designed to accommodate 500
employ¬
Vice-President and group executive of the

Foster,

corporation.
The two-story modular-type building, to be constructed
•adjacent to the main radio division plant at suburban Towson,
Md.,
Wilt lie completed by July, 1956.
-

"These

"Our

expanding

ties

have

demands

been

needed

been

activities

the

the

Mi.

'have

facilities

aiecessitated

in

crowded

Foster also

to

of-the

engineering

and

development

Mr.

Foster

date.—V.

electronic

earmarked

plus

stock.
to

Bank of St. Paul,

181,

retirement

Retirement

that contracts

schedule."

for

the

building, which will

an
additional
100,000 square
feet of floor space, had been
©warded to Giffels & Vallet, Inc. architects, and to the
American Bridge
division of the U. S. Steel Corp. for the steel work.
Both firms are in

181, p. 2798.

Bethlehem

Steel' Corp.—Capacity

Brush

Increases—

Breakdown
«teel

ingot

of

the

and

figures

money

finishing

material

raw

shows

capacity,

sources,

such

that

$170

$740

million

iron-ore

as

million

has

been

is

for

used

to

The remaining
♦90 million has gone into ship building and transportation facilities.
As previously reported, the
program has raised Bethlehem's annual
•>igot capacity to 19,100,000 tons. It is now revealed this
ingot tonnage
will,yield 15,100,000 tons annually in finished' products, such as
sheets,
4in plate, pipe, wire, bars, structural
shapes, plates, etel
Referring to the recent sale of debentures, which "could
bring in
fi total of perhaps $270 million," he said, "it forms
a
basis for our

^future planning
ing economy and

.

.

«oundly financed.
"In, this growing

^.eep moving ahead
Mr.

Grace

wdvance,

can

changes

will

now

country
to

even

attributed

4,0 "continuous and

we

.

we

the

intensive

in

continue

be

and

growing

maintain
success

for

the
to

keep

pace

that

such

industry it

one's

of

attention

demands

to

confident

relative
$1

such

with

the

growth

grow¬

be

can

necessary
position."

billion

program

matters

as

to

date

technological

types of products, shifts
in geographical consumption patterns,
good labor and community rela¬
tionships, sound financial practices, and integrating of all
phases to
the common purpose of the
company's advancement."
*■
The technical improvements have
included
the use of new fuels,
improved methods of firing, speedier
testing methods, and improved
webuilding methods which have reduced furnace down-time. All of
the

new

existing

steel

completely

Bogue
—The

making

plants,
new

a

and

finishing

procedure

plants.—V. 181,

Electric

recent

much
p.

capacity
more

has

been

economical

added
than

within

building

2578.

'

Manufacturing Co.—Securities Sold—
offerings of $2,000,000 5% con-

public

THE COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert,
President. Published twice

(Reg.

U.

S.

9 Months

98,494,36

expenses-—_______

1,901,534

5,609,50

expense (Jewi sundry income)——
Provision for Federal arid State income taxes

43,376

Selling

admiu-stratr

ant:

Net

e

profit

221,626*

453,979

i—

1,835,82

$545,152

piofit per share

$1,871,84"

$0.50

*

$1.7-

*The

comparable quarter for the previous fiscal year was 87 cent,
per share and $2.33 per share for the
comparable nine months period
The per share computations are based
upon the 1,089,000 shares no
currently outstanding,—V. 181, p. 3,
-

deposit

Minn.,

Cerro

company's

voted

on

me

their

before

shares

with

31,

July

the

Mid¬

retirement

the

The

from

available

now

this company.

from

at reasonable cost are
Principal applications
trend recording
-!rv
/

table

and

storage.—V.

181,

2579.

p.

•

-

•

Gold

Dredging,

Period End. May 31—
Ounces

fine

at

1955—12 Mos.—1954

3,035,720

14,176,650

13,909,900

14,373

13,334

60,001

69,091

U.

S.

$503,055

$466,690

$2,100,035

$2,418,185

18.48c

15.37c

14.81c

181,

tion

of

Corp.

S.

The
at

has

and
a

President,

program

J.

announced

June

on

that

30

also

member

been

of

approved by

was

has

its

been

elected

acquisi¬

stockholders

director

a

Executive

elected

President

C

of

of

C &

Committee.—V.

of

C

&

C

Western

Corpora¬

Super

181;

Television,

and

Corporation,

1874.

p.

%

Cadbury Bros. Ltd., Bournville, Birmingham, England
—Hits $203,000,000 Sales—
This
cocoa

which has manufactured and produced chocolate and
since 1831, has released its financial report for 1954

company,

products

•

In

this

few

to

increase

in

gross

represents

revenue

all-time

an

company which it attributes in part to the cessation
restrictions on such ingredients as sugar and cocoa
it to meet

high

of

for

the
and

controls

thereby

enabling

increasing world-wide demand.

Daily output of Cadbury-Fry

products .comprises 4,000.000

bars, 4,000,000 "Milk Tray" assortment units,

chocolate

200.000 tins of

drinking chocolate and 20,000 tins of choaolate biscuits.
Cadbury and Fry products are sold today4m-£.very country of the free
There are plants in England, IrelantkCanada, Australia. New
Zealand and South Africa employing over
117,000 people.
Expansion
plans underway involve some $33,600,000 to supply the more than 100
company sales offices throughout the world.
The

head

office

Madison

for

U.

activities

S.

New York, N. Y.

Avenue,

is

Cadbury-Fry

William B.

(Export)

of

Calumet

a

Macpherson is Man¬

President

Canada

the

of

Vulcanizer

Wolverine

&

Hecla

exclusive

C&H

and

the

have-

as

a

been

Equipment

announced

by

Co.

R.

E.

of

Calumet

for

the

becomes

D.

&

D.

C.

had

concern

been

manufacture

Chairman

McGeachy

1920,

2927.

p.

Period End. May

The

of

the

of

will

continue

Co.,

has

which

shown

of

as

the

Presi¬

incorporated

was

increase

400%

a

in

Net
—V.

181,

p.

'

$

175,436,399

170.445,714

33.846,799

165,856,153

163.782.526

2,486,162

1,852,789

9,580,241

6,663,183

$

$

2239.

CorfK—Stock

ard

the

Green

capital

Monster

and

other

company

eiaHuf

general

was,

to

purchase

corpota e

incorporated

equipment;

and

purposes.

will

Nevada

Tn

on

Aug.

.

The properties

at

used

500

mining

Patent Office;

claims

of

William B.

the

a

company

total

United

States,

that

the

elsewhere

and

corporation's

in

the

production

af're

corisi.-t

re

Dana

of

ot

u'w .'t

Company. P-:bli;
and advertising k :

lolal

a

for the

five

month

period ended May 31, 1953
p. 2469.

corresponding 1954 period.—V. 181,

Co.

Inc.

99.50

bid

for

the

certificates

3:1aS.

»s

secured

to

June

on

shares

($100

par

reduce

filed

17

of

letter

a

of

notification

with

the

SEC

5'r

cumulative preferred stock to be offered
without underwriting. The proceeds are to ba

share),

per

accounts

payable,

and

for

working

capital

and

In¬

ventory.

Cinerama Productions Corp.—Calls
The

corporation

$125,000

its

of

recently

4% 'series

for

called
and

B

C

Debentures, Etc.--

redemption

debentures

of

as

at

July

100%

1,

and

195..

acrn?!

interest.
The
loan

company also on June
the Bankers Trust

24

from

The

has

company

No

company.

pi

ice

in

repay
York.

New

Vitarama

disclosed.—V.

was

to

was

Co..

acquired

Corp.,

173,

p.

full

its

its

$1,600,Op;

patent

Iteming

239.

C.I.T. Financial Corp.—Acquires the Tuition
Plan—
This

Plan,

corporation has acquired the entire capital stock of The TnfM
an
organization founded in 1933 to provide instalment n-

Inc.,

nancing for tuition and other
announced

Rudolf
—V.

of

June

Oil &

&

continue

of SJhools

President

as

of

and

The

colleges, it-

Tuition

Plan.

Refining Corp.—Stock Sold—

Milwaukee.

Co.,

President

and

stock

common

fees

academic

24.

will

2116.

p.

Clark

Clark,

on

Neuburger

181,

Wis.,

May

on

23

bought

from

ErisO)

v

5 210

stockholder of Clark Oil, 2,500 shaies
of Clark Oil at $9.75 per share. See V, 181,

Cliff & Creed Uranium Co., Colorado

Files

With

The

Springs, Colo.—■

SEC—

company

on

June

filed

23

letter

a

of

notification with'the

VOTE:

On

account

of




the

fluctuations in

This

corporation,

a
subsidiary of The Pittston Co., on
approval from the Federal Power Commission

final

cation

covering

20

June
on

its

rate

of

exchange,

remittance for foreign

subscriptions a*i

ji ad. ovtl.

re¬

appli¬

and construction of a (pipeline on the
contract with Kentucky West
Virginia Gas Co. to deliver 12,5o9,00G
cubic feet of gas per day.
Orders have been placed for the necessary
pipe and construction of the pipeline will begin immediately.
It ii
the
p.

180,

the

sale of

pipeline

gas

will be completed the latter part of Septcmbei.

2339.

Collins Radio
The

"5

of

232

nrr

i,

company

covering

SEC

shares
the

are

on

Co.—Registers With SEC—
June

29

filed

75,000 shares of $1
outstanding, and

now

holders

par
are

class
to

bd

B

n

statement

common

offered

for

with

stock.
public

the

Thes*
sale

bv

thereof

through an underwriting group headed by Kldiier,
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co.
The public offering prict and
underwriting terms are to be supplied >by amendment.
f
Proceeds
the

not

man,

of
for

of

the

company.

Rapids,
as

owner

which
the
an

wife

she

of

sale

of

additional

be

received

addition

lists

prospectus

Arthur

137,265

proposes

benefit

will

The
of

to

certain

41,749

A.

Collins,

shares

sell

key

by the selling stockholders,
Margaret V. D. Collins, of
President

(18.66% )

71,000

shares.

of

the

and

Board

class

Collins,

Mrs.

B

Chair"

com:non(

as

Trustee

employees

shares,

unpatented
in

registration

a

and her two children, a I
of which she proposes to sell 4,Ui)u

(Continued oi> page 7)

-

Pari:

«

the

SEC

covering 25,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
$3
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to
pay
lor further development costs.
per

Fiace, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
a
week
[every Thursday
news
et with a
^ar^ical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago
<Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers'
3, Illinois
Gardens. London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith Copy rig! * I
~ b\ Wid.im 3. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
post office at New York, N. Y.,
February 25, 1942, at tha
under the Act of March
3, 1879. Subscriptions 'in United States.
1Zt 3, 1
Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other
01
Countries, $55.00 per year.
"
*
-."rs,

T.

principal

(par $1)

2927.

holds

of

the

be

company

covering

Cedar

16, 1954.
It is iu the business of exploring for uranium and other
minerals''and has mining interests in Wavne and "Garfield
Counties,
Utah

the

informed

Offered—Frank¬

PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
for
exploratory
drilling in the San Rafael, Miner's' Mountain, Re*'f and Sheets Gulc'n
workius

corporation for the

continues

further

in

copper

of

Stuart &

estimated

BUSINESS—The

"the

of

busi¬

general

Clinchfield Coal Corp.—To Construct Pipeline—•

lin, Meyer & Barnett^members of the New York Stock
Exchange, are offering publicly at $1 per share "as a
speculation" an issue of 300,000 shares of common stock
(par 10 cents).

for

of

also

were

ceived

35,699.588

Capitol Reef Uranium

groups

furtherance

Cincinnati Box & Partition Co., Cincinnati, O.—Files—The

1955—5 Mos.—1954

36.190,294

earnings

that

in

meeting

in

38.676.456

—

in

by the following new equipment e^tsmat
$4,1G2,500: 22 diesel-electric switching iocornotivi
Associated in the offering are: Drexel &
Co.; Union Securities Coic.
and Stroud & Co. Inc.—V. 181,
pp.
2579 and 2799.

sales

.

1955—Month—1954

earnings
Working expenses

and

funds

or

not less than

Wolverine's

Board

$
Gross

objectives

to
be
actively engaged in
diversifying its business, both as
geographic location." Such explorations, it was
sa'd,

and

issue

cost

Ry.—May Earnings Higher-

31—'

obtaining

or

Russell declared

been

possibilities

that

above

Halsey,
to

operating

end
of
World War II, Lovell
reported.
company's sales are almost evenly dividend between
vulcanizihg
eo.uipment and custom-engineered heat transfer
equipment. Since 1945,
Canada Vulcanizer has transacted a
large volume of export business,
including hydro-electric installations in New Zealand, Australia, Brazil

Belgium.—V. 181,

preferred

to 3.50%, according to maturity. Issuance oi tl
certificates is subject to the authorization of the Inte.
state Commerca Commission. The
g«*oup won award j
the certificates on June 20 on a bid of
99.0877%.

the

Canadian Pacific

Mr.

has

years

the

zinc, lead and

p.

Equipment
in

assets

in Peru,
Hemisphere.

Loewi

Ontario

of
the

2.65%

Hecla's

&

The

and

conhection

proceeding

was

plant

Manager.

Vulcanizer
of

Ontario

licensee

who

subsidiary,

that

on June 30 offered
$3,330,000 of 3%% equipme)
certificates, maturing annually July 15, 195G 1
1970, inclusive. The certificates are scaled to yield fro

Subsidiary—
&

concern.

operate

London,

Canadian

General

Province

since

parent

will

patented fin tubing.
According to Lovell,

Canada

subsidiary

Vulcanizer

Division, which already has extensive manufacturing
Detroit, Michigan and Decatur, Alabama.
Prior to joining

at

Calumet

the

Canada

ot

Tube

facilities

as

Ifecla, Inc.—Organizes New
organization

wholly-owned

new

Lovell,

&
the

of

shares

trust

Ltd.,

aging Director.

Details

250,000

and

cocoa

world.

200

adding

sharet.

Chairman, advised stockholders
plan for the issuance of either

present

acquiring

products

are

Western

showing gross sales of $203,000,000. an increase of approximately 20%
over the previous year in its international
operations. This makes Cad¬
bury the largest firm of its type in the world.
The

and

to

ciates

the

meeting.

Fox

amending the
capitalization
2,500,000 shares or

authorized

$5»

Chicago & North Western Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
Offered—Salomon ,Bros. & Hutzler and asso¬

Television, Inc. has just been consummated, and that
is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of C & C
Super

recent

a

value,

par

per

Board

resolution

a

the

(par

tificates

Television

Matthew

no

same

$100

de Pasco's diversification
requirements.

ness

was

Corp.—Acquires Television Firm—

Mack,

Western

Western

of

purpose
Cerro

1557.

p.

have

approved

changing

17.39c

in U. S.

C & C Super

the

(par

Shareholders

cents

—V.

with

Russell,

24

by

capital stock

stock, or for any other
security financing.
change in the authorized capital -will enable the
corporation
to act promptly, in the event a
favorable opportunity arises at some
future time, to issue all or
any part of either class of stock for the

per
__

yard

per

June

ox

common

exploring

2,722.500

shares

stock
F.

Corp.—Stock Increased—

on

incorporation

stock

past

Ltd.—Production Report—

1955—3 Mos.—1954

gold

$35

oi

The

.

Bulolo

Pasco

2,000,000

common

or

a

de

stockholders

directors

Co.—Storage Device—

type magnetic storage device which combines
magnetic drum and tape recorder, is detailed in a
new

a

control, data reduction,

to

different

3 Months

$36,559,320 $108,033,15

—V.

is

1,955—

,

33,615,279

certiiicate

Rapid access time and large storage
capacity
the outstanding features of the
new instrument.
are in
the fields of inventory

dent

mines.

Ji

.u

preferred

Electronics

folder,

new

newest

A 55'/o increase in this corporations annual
productive capacity for
finished products, as compared with 10
years ago, was announced on
•June 28 by E. G. Grace, Chairman, in a
communication to employees
Which reported on how the company's 81 billion
expansion program
fttas progressed.

expand

the

of
was

2798.

p.

The Tape-DRUM

as

provide

Oetroit—V,

408,000

.<•

dividend of $1.50.

a

asked

be

to

are

$2,050,830 for

preferred

par

share

a

the advantages of

have

art

talent.

sales

Frank

said.

Existing facili¬
point where they cannot keep abreast of

a

announced

time,"

some

more

research

our

for

phases

many

recruiting of

of

184.000

400,000

81,000

80,000

2011.

p.

Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings—

Cost of goods soled dji;

"Net

$1G0

$110

National

way

structure

said Edward K.

ees,

Corp.—To Expand Radio Facilities-

new

quickly completed.—V. 181,

was

Period Ended
Ma.
Net

*$1/417,000

179,000

-Vy 181, p. 2578.

outstanding
basis

f »utpose
•cud

was made on June 20 by Blyth & Co., Inc.i at

It

Central Soya Co,

1,450,000

t>olio virus.
analyzers

Secondary Offeringshares of common stoc

—

3,000

Brown & Bigelow—Calls Preferred Stock—

tion

Last December,
Beckman acquired the Specialized Instrument Co.,
IBelrtiont, Calif, leading manufacturer of ultracentrifuges—of particular
Interest at the moment because of their use in successful isolation of
gas

Co.

of

ottering

j(par $10)

29,412.000

2,913.000

2,307,000

interest

♦Deficit.-

Walter

is another significant forward step in
expansion of Beckman Instruments into new fields of
♦instrumentation and automation," said Dr. Arnold O.
Beckman, Presi¬

planned

Liston-Becker

27,062,000

543,0C0

496,000
35.000

ffeed

afte:

Contingent

ampli¬

"Acquisition of Liston-Becker

♦lie

5,748,000

$68,000

—— -—

Interest,

Rentals,

Value

purchase of the

600,000 stas

1955—5 Mos—1954

32,000

ounce

Instruments, Inc.—Acquisition—
on

Outstandin

542.

Central PUine Power
.secondary

share

$609,000

income-

oper.

income

Value

Beckman

*9

1,250,000 shs.

cents)—

;0
;id

(par

\~rj,

.

Interest

Net

Yardage dredged

fields.

Tuis corporation

siocfi

133

Ready—

817,000

(net Dr)
Joint fac. rents (net Dr)

Spring¬

high Standing in the printing and graphic arts

a

•

Authorized

465.000

„————

Equip,

Lawton of Longmeadow,
Vice-President and
Howland C. Smith, also of Longmeadow, Secretary

the

At

elected

was

This

H.

.i.wtily 40 a tics.

Common

Sanford

are

Treasurer.

Wilbraham,

Walter

t?ales Manager, and
<md

of

Comn i;-:

■

•

the company under a contract with the U.
Atomic
ion
as
to
the
Green
Monster claim
consisting of

ngnfe ot

CtpyrnLIGATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING

$6,892,000 $34,307,000 $34,196,000

$7,164,000

Shearson, Hammili &
Eichler & Co.; Croweil,

(F. ATT Bassette Co., Springfield, Mass.—New Pres.—
Kervick

ts:f

appro>

are:

Co.; Fairman & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Scherck, Richter
<Jo.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; and Kerr & Bell.—V. 181, p. 2798.

L.

Bonds

1955—Month—1954

revenues—

Co.;

&

Bateman,

Fay;

in

Weeden &

William

Enei

RR.—May Earnings Higher—

Period End. May 31—.

Operating

Stockholders

net

of

through Blair
quickly over¬

Definitive first mortgage bonds, series E, 3%
due 1984 are available
delivery in exchange for temporary bonds at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y., and at the Second BankState Street Trust Co., Boston, Mass.—V. 180, p. 2186.

chare.
PROCEEDS—The

to

for

publicly

The

at

shares

200,000

1970

$25.75 per .d Jre, v/ith a dealer's discount of 35 cents per

Subscriptions—,
shares of new common

.stock offered earlier in June by
of

1,

—V.

Co.—Stock

the 575,856

of

of

at $8 per share,

(par $1)

Boston & Maine

Baltimore

and

June

See details in V. 181, p. 2926.

quickly oversubscribed.

JVfcore than

interest,

due

Incorporated and associates were
subscribed. For details, see V. 181, p. 2926.
Boston

public offering of 99,800 shares of class A capital stock
«t $8 per share, through Cohu & Co., New York, was

accrued

stock

debentures

Co.

/

Avien,

and

common

&

"ITT

subordinated

\>t be "ade in New York funds.

°

'

.

I:
Number 5443... The Commercial and

Volume 132

Financial Chronicle

(3)

3

Flotations in the United States During the Month
Of January 1955

>

The

total

market

of

all

offerings

in

placed

the

the

est
;

for

For January, 1953, total emissions amounted to

A

$261,504,658 which figure represented the small¬
any similar period since 1926, at which time

at $628,060,950 with that for December of 1954
$1,026,388,640, discloses a sharp contraction for the
former period in terms of dollar volume of $398,327,690.
In keeping with the usual trend, new capital place¬
ments in January of this year totaled $494,144,325 or
78.68% of the month's aggregate dollar volume, while
refunding issues
amounted to
only $133,916,625' or

Yield

6

91-days

2,327,137,000

1,500,432,000

99.735

6

Jan

13

91-days

2,355,730,000

1,500,300,000

Jan

20

91-days

2,459,473,000

1,500,562,000

99.644 + *1.407

Jan

20

Jan

27

2,449,938,000

1,500,197,000

99.659

Jan 1-31

Jan

1

91-days
9%-12 yrs.

742,263,764

Jan 1-31

Jan

12 yrs.

24,486,000

Jan 1-31

Jan

Jan

Total

for

742,263,764

24,486,000

rate

on

100

three

of

role

from $10,00o to

totaled

$4,525,000

only

or

0.72%

in

53
and accounted for a total dollar volume of $187,860,350
or
29.91%, while preferred stock offerings comprised 10
issues and added up to only $46,586,100 or 7.42%
of
January's aggregate dollar volume.
A
check of the various categories presented
each
month in oiir five-year table on another page, shows
that public utility placements as is so frequently the
case,

H

January

last, numbered

at par any

H

Series

current

individual

has

exceeded all others in gross dollar volume by total¬

to

maturity,
for

limit

date,

sue

annual

on

June

30,

former

$50,000,000 Commonwealth Edison Co. 3V8% sinking
fund debentures, due Oct. 1, 2004; $42,950,051 Aluminium
Ltd.

consisting of 902,312 shares of (no par) capital stock;
$40,000,000 Duke Power Co. 3% first and refunding

and

20.04% for the month of January one year ago.

to

last year, or a reduction of $82,519,203.
The bulk of the month's dollar volume constituted new

amounted to $532,774,905 as against the
diminutive sum of $5,608,792 which made up

financing and
rather

January's total for refunding operations.

at

sold

2.53%

of

yields of

to $200,000.

data on Savings
"Chronicle."

and

par

accrued

The sale

Oct.

>

interest

for

Scries J

F

K

and

will

2.50%

serially

to
on

offerings by United

19,

Series

the

15th

if

and

held

and

to

holders

of

Jan

13

Jan

20

Jan

27

•Jan

maturity

Blair

for redemption

on

March

15,

given in these columns next month.




series

W,

from 1.50%.
certificates due

to

yield

equipment

trust

publicly.

certificates,

&

Union

Co.;

Securities

Corp.;

Inc.

Co.

3'/a %" stekfng fund debentures
for
construction
program.

Purpose,

and

& Co.;

&

UTILITIES

Edison

2004.

accrued

interest.

Blyth & Co.,

Co.,

Inc.;

Inc.;

Goldman,

Offered

C.

A.

Sachs

by

Glore,

Allyn & Co., Inc.:
Co.;

&

Harriman

Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes <£'Co.; Smith, Barney
& Co.;

Stone &

Webster Securities Corp.;

Corp.;

Dominick

brook

&

or

Co.;

Union Securities
Dpminick; Alex'. Brown & Sons; Esta&»Co.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Farwell.

&

Riter

Chapman

Co.; Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.; H. Hentz &
Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.; Pacific Northwest

Co.;

Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Inc.; Van Alstyne,
&
CO.; Walston & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Rodman &

Co.;

Noel

Barret, Fitch, North & Co.; C. F. Cassell &
Inc.; Ginther, Johnston & Co.; Sterne, Agee & Leach;
Wheat & Co.; Winslow, Douglas <fc McEVoy; Bioren
& Co.; W. C. Gibson & Co., and
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.

FUNDS

OF

Co.,

Total Amount

J.

New

Accepted

Refunding

Treas.

bills

1,500,432.000

1,500 290,000

142.00n

Treas.

bills

1,500,300,000

1,500,014,000

286,000

91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
U.S. savings bonds
Depositary
bojids_

1,500,562,000

1.500,256,000

306,000

1

1,500,197,000

1,500,197,000

91-day
91-day

Jan

1

Jan

Indebtedness

C.

742,263,764

Feb.

Total

for

24,486,000

January6,768,240,764
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT

&

Willi&m

Co.;

Net Issued

$

Co.,

314,754,000

578,023,000

t263.269.000

due

86,090,000

220,690,000

t!34,600,000

400,844,000

January

798,713,000

t397,869,000

Service

Canal

Retirement

Zone Retirement

System,

Insurance

Federal

The

Fund.

Fund.

Fund,

Foreign

Alaska

Government

Life

Federal

Service

Retirement

Deposit

Treasury Department

subscription

the

current

Insurance

offerings

National Service
Corporation,
and
t

tNet retired.

Jan. 19, 1955 announced

on

allotment figures

and

cash

of

2V2%

with

dated Jan.

were

1958.

&

These

&

The

total

from

amount

Federal

number
minimum

the

of

anticipated

of

the

Banks

subscribers

allotment

allotment basis

was

allotment

because

Reserve

with

Treasury

entitled

than

was

that

estimated

$50,000
when the 14%

E.

&

Notes

1,

series

privately.

S.

Iowa

bonds

equipment trust

equipment.

$36,000,000 New

an

due

York,

tures,

&

Co.,

Chicago

due

100.875%

Dec„

and

Inc.
&

31,

accrued

Inc.;

Union

Securities

man,
«

Dillon

&

ley

&

Hutzler;

Light

Co.,

Co.;

Inc.;

St.

Louis

1989.

Glore,
Lehman

4Vi%

Purpose,

interest.

Corp.;

RR.

income

refunding.

Offered

Bear,

by

Stearns

Blyth
&

Co.;

deben^
Price,
&

Co.,

East¬

Co.; Harriman RipBrothers;
Salomon
Bros.
<te

Forgan

Upstate

&

Wertheim & Co.; A. C. Allyn

Co., Inc.;

Baker,

New

York

3.45%

first

to repay bank loans
Placed privately with four life

Purpose,

Power

&

3'la%

Co.

first

mortgage

refunding
($8,268,000).
Price,
99.517%
and
accrued
interest.
Placed
privately
with a
group
of 15 institutional .investors through The
First Boston Corp. and G. H. Walker & Co.
H,

1,

1975.

Jan.

due

for

and

1,

Insurance

t Indicates

sold

Purpose,

program

Service Co. 3-55% .first mortgage bonds due
for acquisition and development of

privately v/ith The Connecticut

Co.

Mutual

•

Price,

(Continued
t Indicates issues

1. 85.

construction

Purpose,

Placed

•Represents Issues placed

Stroud

and

of

1985.

parent.

Corp.

companies.

series

certifi¬
Placed

Pacific

ZZ,

first mortgage bonds due
Placed privately through.

refunding.

Co.

due

from

Electric

bonds,

Life

RR.
3%
equipment trust certificates,
annually Feb. 1, 1956 to 1970, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 1.75%
to
3.15%, according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros. &
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;

series

Inc.;

$25,000,000 New England Power Co. 3+4%
F, due Jan. 1, 1985.
Purpose,

new

Co.;

Cartwright

Sweney,

Co.

cut River Power Co.

for.,

Co.;

Works Co. 3^4%

Telephone

insurance

*9,000,000

(Issues Maturing

Co., 2%%

Purpose,

&

&

Irving Lundborg & Co.; Styader,
Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson,
and

Purpose,

advances

Northwest

Pacific

Co.;

Bruce

Marshall;
Abbott^
J. J. B. Hilliard

&

& Co.;

Co.;

Webster Securities

mortgage
and

<fe

Sutro

Heller,

Sons;

&

Foster

Weedon

'

Jan.

,

$3,900,000 Missouri

refunding mortgage bonds
refunding ($35,000,000) and
Price, 100.751%;
and

Garrett

Newton

&

1980.
&

*1,700,000 General

RAILROADS

*$5,880,000 Fruit Growers Express

Qy^pstibscribed.

and

Co.;

Law

*6,500,000 Louisiana Gas

Later Than Five Years)

S.

Dodge &

Crowell,

Gardner;

Co.,

Wheat

C.

properties.

and

R.

Burnham

Hutzler;

Clark,

Robert

M.

&

M.

($732,000)

of New Capital Flotations
During January, 1955

cates,

first

&

Paine;

A.

Stone

announced.

Bonds

Deane & Scribner;

Purpose,

Co.;

Co.;

&

Son;

Jan

greater

a

the

to

&

&

Co.;

J.

reports

disclosed

were

larger than
received

was

final

1975.

*2,400,000 Fall River Gas

Details

Long-Term

3%

Bros.

Taylor

an\l

Districts

subscriptions amounting to $3,485,915,000 and total
allotments to $570,389,000.
previously

Co.

1,

Reinholdt

\

•'
Reserve

Corp.;
Co.;

&

Co.;

&

C.

Starkweather

Proctor

20, 1955, |nd will mature Jan. 20,

^

Federal

Hutton

First Boston Corp.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Co.; Dominick & Dom¬
inick; Francis I.. duPont & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.;
Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Reynolds & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; G. H.
Walker & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.;
Laird, Bissell & Meeds; McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.; Stern
Brothers
&
Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Schwabacher
& Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; J. C.«JBradford & Co.;
Carolina
Securities
Corp.;
Granbery,
Marache
&
Co.;
Swiss American Corp.; J. Barth & Co.; Cohu & Co.; Julien
Co.;

National

Subscriptions and allotments wfere divided among the
12

Jan.

Collins

respect to

Federal

Mortgage Association Notes of Series ML-1958-A.
notes

Singer,

Hanseatic

F.

Hammill

ac(

Postal

Fund,

Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.

the

Inc.;

E.

Co.;

repay
bank loans ($5,000,000).
accrued
interest.
Offered
by
The

Fund

Retirement Fund,

Railroad

insurance

due

Price,

program.

York

New

&

Kay, Richards & Co.

fertheim
V

special series certificates and notes; certificates
sold to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and Unemployed Trust Fund
and notes to Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account,
Civil

bonds

mortgage

DeHaven
&
Townsend,
Legg &' Co.;
Bodine; Doolittle & Co.,; Arthurs, Lestrange &

Power

\ Sal
Salomon

•Comprises sales of

Savings

Co.;

Shearson,

to

X

for

&

Co.;

Co.,

&

and

$^0,000,000 Duke

Notes

Total

first

construction

for

$

January—

Life

John

Crouter

Retired

3'/4%

Courts

&

&

Co.;

Blair

Peck;

Dickson

FINANCING

$
Certificates

&

&

Issued

Co.

.Purpose,

Offered

Schwabacher

767,483,764

6,000,757,000

Power

1990.

by Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; The
First
Boston
Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers;. Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Hornblower & Weeks; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Cp.; Weeden & Co., Inc:; Baker, Weeks

antic'n 'notes

Tax

1,

102.325%.

742.263^764

24,486,000

$30,000,000 Consumers

Adams

States Possessions were placed in

opportunity to
exchange their holdings for a 3% 40-year Treasury bond
or a
13-month 1%% Treasury note. Cash subscriptions
will not be received. The results of this offering will be
called

Drexel

PUBLIC

t,

100%

Forgan

held

if

Oct.

Price,

Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23,
previous data on Treasury notes, see footnote on page 1470,
1953, "Chronicle."

represented by the

announced Jan. 27 that on Feb. 1 it will
the 2%% Treasury Bonds of 1955-60,

certificates,

$
6

Treasury Financing in January

offer

Hutzler;

.

1953; the notes are sold at par and
month

&

due

2637,

page

on

the month

of

trust

Price,

23/4%

Co.

Stroud & Co.,

$$50,000,000 Commonwealth
footnote

see

equipment

equipment.

new

$66,810,000

C

Security

Jan

the domestic market here in January.

The Treasury

'i

Renshaw;

year

3.65%, according to maturity. They are
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1974, inclusive. No

equipment

..

Pacific

be
and

interest approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.

of

$35,000,000 offering of the City of Montreal, Quebec.
2Va% to 3%% new capital debentures, at prices to yield
due

Inc.;

Arthur

,

2%%

Ry.

according to maturity, for the
1, 1955 to Feb. 1, 1960; balance not placed
by R. W. Pressprich & Co.

and

For

USE

During the month one Canadian issue of size was of¬

from

Sti*

Co.,
and

series PP,
due annually Dec. 1. 1955 to I960, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, t6 yield from 1.50%
to
2.90%,
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon

~~

1,
15th of the

the

to

period

fered in the domestic market and was

&

when

•.

Bonds,

interest to

accrued

Type of

total of all municipal financing for
at $538,383,697 with the grand total
a year ago at $397,556,630, we note a
substantial increase for the current month of $140,827,067.
for the like

Grande

2.70%,

$8,910,000 Southern

maturity or two years interest approximates 2.47%. Sale of Treasury

the

Comparing

January of this

M.

Offered

total

Municipal financing for the monsth of January of the
current year totaled $538,383,697 and contrasted with the
larger sum of $620,902,900 for the month of December of

Laurence

semi-annually Aug. 1, 1955 to Feb. 1. 1970. inclusive.

Bros.

held
Bonds and

of 2.76%

G, Annual purchase limit of Series J

notes of Series "C" began on Oct.

mortgage bonds, due Jan. 1, 1975; $36,000,000 4V2%

in¬
come debentures of the New York, Chicago & St. Louis
RR. due Bee. 31, 1989; $30,900,000 first mortgage notes
of the Delhi-Taylor
Oil Corp., due 1970; Consumers
Power Co. 3%% first mortgage bonds in the amount of
$30,000,000, due Feb. 1, 1990; $25,000,000 Axe Science &
Electronics Corp., comprising 2,500,000 shares of (one
cent par) capital stock; $25,000,000 New England Power
Co. 3%% first mortgage bonds, series F, due Jan. 1, 1985;
$25,000,000 United States Plywood Corp. 3.40% 25-year
sinking fund debentures, due Jan. 1, 1980; $22,750,000
Life Insurance Investors, Inc. ($1 par) common stock
made up of 1,400,000 shares and $20,154,100 Marine Mid¬
land Corp. 4% cumulative preferred stock of $50 par
value and represented by 403,082 shares.
Private offerings in January of this year totaled 39
issues and added up to $156,417,934, or 24.90% of the
month's grand total.
In this previous month, that is
December 1954, a total of 58 issues totaling $620,902,900
or
60.49% of that month's overall dollar volume were
placed through the private route. The foregoing com¬
pares
with only 22 issues comprising $97,546,521 or

Co.;

Mdckall & Coe,

Inc.

Pacific

Co.,- Inc.

due

available

H,

floated dur¬

ing January and comprised the following:

&

Corp.;

Son & Co.;

Wright & Co..

Purpose, for

,

month's notice.

one

on

return

a

rate

Intermediated
F

of

increased

Dated

were

Clarke

W.

$1,350,000 Reading Co. 2%%

Treasury notes of Series A was terminated on May 14, 1953.
Treasury notes of Series B began on May 15, 1953. Notes are

1953.

etc., $17,075,000 or 2.72%.
Several offerings of fair proportions

is

1952

two years,

12.74%; railroads, $66,810,000 or 10.64%; iron, steel,
etc., $65,332,915 or 10.40%; miscellaneous, $37,377,160
or 5.95%; oil, $32,025,000 of 5.10%, and land, buildings,

duPont

i

Sale of

Sales of

to

I.

$6,810,000 Pennsylvania RR. 2%% equipment tfjiist certificates, series
CC, due annually Feb. 1, 1956-1970; inclusive.
Purpose,
for new equipment.
Price, to yield (rbm 1.50%
to 2.925%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered
m
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp., and Stroud
& Co., Inc.

purchase of $20,000,

yield

and K

the

of

Bonds.

previous

other industrial and
or

instead
those

combined
For

1952. Series J

G

h'gher than

ing $233,374,982 or 37.16%. Next came the investment
trusts, etc. issues in the amount of $96,054,100 or 15.29%; '

manufacturing issues at $80,011,793

1,

May

2.50%

c

Richard

P. Harper &

Aug.
Series

bond.

income

time alter 6 months from i

of

K

Schoellkopf,.

trust certificates
annually Jsin. 18, 1956-1970, inclusive. Purpose, for
equipment.' Pride, to yield from 1.60%
to
2.95%,
according
to
maturity.
Offered
by i Salomon
Bros.
&
Hut?ler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; and Stroud

$20,000 maturity value.

(NEWl—New

beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par. Series H will mature In 9 years
and 8 months, with interest paid by check semi-annually.
Redeemable

as

stocks issues

Francis

Co.;

due

SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G Bonds, respectively,

January of 1954.
Common

to 3%

SERIES

placements in January, 1955 attained the gross
figure of $234,446,450 or 37.33% of all financing for the
month. This contrasted with $122,009,640 or 11.89% in
December, 1954 and only $111,853,711 or 22.98% for

Merle-Smith;
Higginson

Lee

achieved

rate

month's gross dollar volume.

Stock

;

SERIES

2.9%

L.

c

basis,
a Comprised
changed as follows:

Co.;

13,960,000 Northern

2

100 ;

discount

were

&
&

Co.;

&

bank

a

&

Co.;

Webber,

new

6,768,240,764

January

Dick
&

Paine,

Smithers & Co.;

Wm-.

*1.349

E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Overall interest rate raised from
compounded semi-annually' when held to maturity. Higher
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10 years to 9 years, 8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end of
six months instead of one year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
mediate year.
Individual limit 011 annual purchases has been doubled

and

&

a

______

Inc.;

Hutton

Co.;

Ijnc.; Reinholdt & Gardner; Saunders, Stiver & Co.;

V

*1.049

a

2 yrs.

l

separate series, all of which

January

..

99.691 +*1.222

13

30

Long-term bond and note issues totaled $389,089,500
in January last. Of this amount $255,572,875 or 40.69%
represented new capital and $133,516,625 or 21.26% re¬
funding operations.
V
s
Short-term bond and note financing played a minor
in

.

I-

Jan

'Average

21.32%.

of the

■

%

Jan

Dec

Co.
E.

&

Poster & Marshall; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Pacific
Northwest Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller,

$

at

&

W.

Moseley,

Co.;

1955

Price

Accepted

Blair

Co.;

&

Hutton
&
Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Ball, Burge & Kraus; R. S. Dickson
& Co., Inc.; Hayden, Miller & Co.;
Kiter «&/Co.; William
R. Staats & Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; R. L. Day &

,

1955

of

*' Applied for

Due

Dated

Walker
Marks

F. S.

Amount

Amount

Offered

comparison of the grand total for the first month

FINANCING DURING

TREASURY

STATES

UNITED
Date

Co.;
S.

F.

Jackson &
Curtis; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Reynolds & Co.;
Shcarson, Hammill & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; G. H.

March 15, 1960. There are now outstanding
$2,611,090,500 of these bonds.
i
The Treasury Department in January outside of the
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds „and Depositary Bonds.

dollar volume reached only $253,874,054.

overall

Corp.;

1935, due

$576,914,161 and for the corresponding period in 1952
they added up to $553,273,152. These four years, it is
worthy to note, contrast sharply to the January, 1951
total of

2%%

&

Hallgarten

cial notice of call Tor

$628,060,850 and was substantially larger than the total
for the like period a year ago, which stood at $486,689,232.

Weeks

Department on Nov. 15 issued the offi¬
redemption on March 15, 1955, of
Treasury Bonds of 1955-60, dated March 15,

The Treasury

domestic

during January of the current year aggregated

on

first mortgage bonds, series
acquisition of Connecti¬
and accrued interest.

for

101.931''

page

5)

privately,

competitively,

special offering.

I

■

In the

'~

comprehensive table

on

the fol¬

lowing page we compare the January
"figures with those for the corresponding
period in the four years preceding, thus

affording

a

five-year comparison.

Total

$

205, 50 1.05.0 25,63250 26,80 98 2,50,0

37o 7o 5 85,4 0 172,918409

261.504658

Total

52,87 067

$

50,0 0

39,50. 130. 0 10, 0 57284765 17,304.50 3,~6 7~o65 5.095,0 208. ,50

1,0 ,0 1,05 ,0 5.065, 0 10,948.150 29 .850 18,972408

17,68,250 52,4 158 4.15,0 14,28.15 10,29,850 572 4756 36,26.908 rs To o 23.6 250

S

201,5468

i

Refundi g i2";3l8.0 Q 2,487^81
I

Capital

193.82,50- 1,05,0 23.165,43 26,80,908 2,50,0

$

New

— Refundi g 7,238.0

4.735,0 19.34,0 78,93481

14,805,81

$-

—1951

3.0 .0 40.72 0 153,24 09

246,98.40

5.08 .0

S

-1951

12.380

Capital 39,50. 0123,06. 0 1,0 ,06 2^8L0 12, 450 30^8607",

20 ,0 0
S3

50,0 0

5,095,0

$

New

~ 3O~ 7O65

1,987, 18 2,487, 18

1.0 ,0 1,05 ,0 5,065. 0 10,748150 29 ,850 18,672408

7,438,0

.

5,380, 0

1,987, 18 14,805,81

15.80,432 49,630' 4.15 0 13.80,15 10,29 850 30,946 08 376T.0 21,75432
2.8T65
J

Total

$

41.04,73 4,56,0 72. 9,0 35,84 19

53,27 152

3.~015~0
—1952 Refundi g .6,5320

9,548,20

Capit l 43.51,3 4.56,0 6i#,2o*u0 35,84 19

543,7295

New

Total

$

290,625

43.05,40 46,28" 0 87,3526

/41671,52 JlaTo^jieo 130, 0 4,938,750

Refundig 16,41 52

560,7209 6,570 2,54 0 385,672408

Total

$

50 .0 0
349,15 2 18,934.50 92,1876.1 25.0 0

4.56 ,0

2,0 ,0

4,56,0

39,780 105, 0 127,05. 0 105,78.90 3.426,50 25.0 ,0 36,9750 43,054

Refundi g 14.0 ,60 _ 2,14,52

2 5,0

Refundi g 20.14521
S

-1954

50 .0

Capit l 329.10, 18,93450 92,63761
$

New

1,682 Governmt.

15,30. 4,139,70

20,439521

139,82 tFaohegdenefrcayl

25,0 0

46,2971 98.0 0 19,26.0 39.416,935 976,32641 any
from

Total

$

389.0 ,50 4.52.0 46,58 10 124, 169

—195 Refundi g 13 ,5 6. 25
$

CORPATE,

Capit l

New

SOUM AFRY

$

628,0 950 35.0 0 24.1350 538, 697

63,48731

40 .0 0

25,72.85 4.52.0 46.58 10 124.01,69

192.30, 5.608.792

13,96 25

63,48731

1.45,7964 municpaltes

31,65417

JANURY boannodtseds _ boannodte—sds — - boannodtedss -, _




Other

104,68419 17.02 0 17,2 610 18,25.0 135,8 .92 7.09.850 1.05.0 29.568,0 543,724952

13,908761 39.780 21.98 517 1,450. 0 13,02.63 107,3960 3.426.50 25,0 .0 4.130.41 40,75980
14.0 0

576,914

2,14 , 52

16,41.52

16,974.51 1,450, 0

Total

$

47,950 209. ,0 5,30.0 29.085 21 5.60 0 850, 0 26.350 374. 5 21

50 ,0 0

5,962.063 1,62076

4.130.4 1 3,7 0.980

13,908761 25.780 21.98517 1,450, 0 130.8761 107.3960 3,426,50 25,0 0 47130.41 40.75980

560.729

50 ,0

83.794 35 29 ,50 5.862,510 14,8 61 232.715 30 ,0 0 6.54,35 1 .853,71 47.950 29. 4935 5,9.50 34.98,031 70.9186 1,082.715 30 .0 0 32.89543 486. 9,23

-■.

Refundi g 70 ,06 13,24521

COIURSTPNIHAEDE

2 5,0 0

20,14521

S

15)54-

Capit l 47,950. 20, 0 5,30.0 15,871.0 5.60, 0 850.0 26.350 354,120

GORNUEPFIW

s

6,810 176.20 12,50. 0 72,54.0 30.9 0 17.05,0 13,059 0 389,0 50

7.0-

Capit l 30.81,0 138.06, 0 12,50. 0 54.32,75 10,75~d0

New

25,7285

25,0

3.90 . 0 4,52 ,0

50 ,0 0 125,0 0

56.74982 5.70 915 7,46 ,793 1.25.0 054.10 7.6 0 234, 6.459 60.8100 231.7492 65.32915 80.1 73 9.0i5 0 17.05 0 0641O0 37. 160
96

41

96

628,0.95

36.0 10 38.12,0 18.20,625 30.9 0 /7.0 .0 3.64.0 13,96(325

400

50 .0 0 125,0 0 f-

46,2971

20

000 40 ,0 0

$

3,795. 0

20,439521

75,0 0
75,0 0
83,794.35 29 .50 5.862,510 14.8 61 232.715 6,54.35 1 ,62871 47.950, 285.94 35 5.9,50 21.73,510 7.9186 1.082.715 32,895.43

Refundi g 36.0 ,0 38,120 18,20.625 30.9 0 7,0 .0 3,264.0 13,56 25
$

13,24521

50 ,0

50 .0

S

New

Total

2 5,0 0

I

3.90 . 0 4,52 ,0

"

9°2 52,70.915 7,46,793 l,^o,O0 96.05410 20.1760 234,06450 810. 0 105°.242 65.32915 61.79 168 1.25.0 10,75.0 054~10 3.713,60

56.67\

—49,1325

30

96

Ifnucobltadinsee JANURY Notes- £— etc manufctrig -— hoeldticng., Notes- — etc manufctrig hoeldticng., ]etc manufctrig hoelditncg.,; etc manufctrig 1 hoelditncg.,
_ governmt- acies&t.,
§

IT

4.130.41 3,7 0,980

37592760 9,548,20

$

Grand

Total

5,962.063 1,620,760

47 5 760

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YEARS
FYIEVARS
290,625

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17,02.0 145,783 162,50 0 89, 640 i,o576o

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$

$

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576,9146 84,57 0 132,850 390,61 58

$

—1953

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38.95,430 348.67,310 1.20.0

$

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$

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Total

•

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Qil

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Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er

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Volume 182

'Number 5443

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

5

(5)

,

».

Fierce,

(Continued from page 3)

i

Offered
Union

Kuhn, Loeb & Co.;

by

Securities

Corp.,

Bros. & Hutzler'

Salomon

Wood, Struthers & Co.

and

Over-■

subscribed.

/

v.

*1,100,000 North Central Gas Co. sinking fund notes due Feb. 1, 1965.
Purpose, for new construction, etc. Placed privately through

Auchincloss,

*4,000,000, Southern Nevada Telephone Co. 4V2 % first mortgage bonds

due

,

1979.

*1,500,000 Southern

Nevada

for

tional

*2,000,000

Telephone

1,

1964.

investors

5%%

Co.

Purpose,

construction.

new

general

privately

through Dean Witter & Co.

Placed

Witter

and

STEEL,
Lake

COAL,

Sulphur

300,000 Forest

4Va%

1964

Co.

Insurance

of

(convertible into

Merrill

for

and

working

capital.

Pierce,

Lynch,

$11;

Feb.

and

shares

&

chase

stock

purchase
in

stock

common

stock

common

three

shares11 of

units

and

June

h955).

15,

City

ing

stock

$50

a

276.000
10

for

warrants

Jtloss,

Parker

&

Redpath;

S8.33V3

at

600,000

Townsend,

Dabney

l

W. Baird & Co.. Inc.; Edward M. Bradley
Hincks Bros. 8c Co.. Inc.; Bateman, Eichler

:

i

J
r

&

by

W.

*6,000,000 Northeastern
Feb.

>
i

1,

sion.

Clarke

fund

i

Harris

Phoenix

Mutual

Insurance

Life

Co.;

*7,500,000-General

Dec.

A.

W.

&

capital.

Benkert &

J

advances

Price,
King,

100%

for

and

Libarie,

&

to

"Working

Offered

capital.

Securities

&

Completed.

junior subordinated sinking
Dec. 1, 1968. Purpose, for

,

and accrued interest. Under¬

!

Peabody

bonds

R. L. Day &

DeHaven M

Co.;

Co.;

H.

W.

Wells

&

A

&

Co.;

&

& Co.;

Grant Brownell

Chicago;

of

Co.

:

Baumgartner, Downing & ' Co.; Blair F...
Draper, Sears & Co.; First Securities

Co.;

Claybaugh

£i

Penington, Colket & Co.; Scott,
M. Simon & Co.; Stix & Co.;

I.

Inc.;

Suplee,

Co.;

&

Watts

& Co.

4 74%

Co.;

&

Mason,

Yeatman & Co.,
Inc.; Thayer,
Baker & Co.; Thomas & Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.;
Arthur L. Wright & Co. Inc.; Wurts, Dulles & Co.; Baker,

Hecker & Co.;

C. S. McKee & Co.;
Paul & Co., Inc.;
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.; Austin, Hart & Parvin; Ballou,
Adams & Co., Inc.; Branch, Cabell & Co.; Chace, White¬
side,
West & Winslow, Inc.; John W. Clarke &
Co.;
Doolittle & Co.; H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.; Clement A.
Evans & Co., Inc.; Gordon Graves & Co., Inc.; Investment;
Corp. of Norfolk; Robinson and Lukens;
Smith, Moor©
&
Co.; Stockton Broome
& Co.; J. S. Strauss & Co.;
C. T. Williams & Co., Inc., and Warren W, York & Co.,
Jones & Co.; Kaiser & Co.;

Edward D.
E.

($320 600)

Placed privately through

Newton

M.

&

Co.;

Sheridan

Began

Inc.

Five Years)

$8,000,000

UTILITIES

Service

Water

March

due

for

1957.

1,

37a%

Co.

to

Purpose,
Placed

construction.

new

COAL,

STEEL,

IRON,

first

mortgage
loans

bank

repay

privately.

*

■'

ETC.

COPPER,

five-year production
stock (par 25 cents)
shares of stock.
Purpose, for acquisition and development of properties
and for working capital.
Price, $500 per unit; Offered by
Harold G. Spencer as a speculation.

*125,000 Great

Placed privately through

Brothers.

250,000 shares of

of

units

common

notes

of

$500

6%

Co.

Uranium

Western

and

notes

1969.

1.

Co.;

&

Masten

Co.;

Horner

debentures due Dec. 1, 1969.
Pur¬
and to reduce other debt and

472%

Corp.

Virginia

*$500,000 West

in

Purposes, for expansion program.

Chaplin

Light Co. 160,000 shares of 4.20% cumulative
preferred stock (par $50). Purpose, for construction pro¬
Price, $51.34 per share and accrued dividends.
Offered
by The First Boston Corp.;
Salomon Bros. &f
Hutzler; Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Hallgarten 8s
Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; Shields & Co.; Stroud & Co.,
Inc.;
E. W. Clark & Co.; Singer,
Deane & Scribner;
Butcher & Sherrerd;
Chaplin & Company; DeHaven Af
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Fauset, Steele & Co.; Green,
Ellis & Anderson; Kay, Richards & Co.; A. E. Masten M
Duqucsne
gram.

(Inc.).

*900,000 WDG Cigar Corp. 4% promissory note due Dec.

Bioren

Crouter
&
Bodine;
Elkins,
Morris & Co.;
Deetjen & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; Futlon,

Mullaney,

1958.

due

Co.

PUBLIC

("$549,000)

Republic

Lehman

Day

Underwritten
Co.; Miller &

promissory

F

Co.

interest.

&

E.

&

Corp. 41A% promissory notes due Jan. 15,
refunding ($2,800,000) and to repay bank
working capital ($4,700,000).
Placed pri¬

refunding

and

a»d for expansion ($1,451,000). Placed privately with
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. through Central

Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Roberfe
Inc.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Baxter, "Wil¬
& Co.; Boenning & Co.; Butcher &

Co.,

The Illinois Co., Inc.; Kay, Richards & Co.;
& Co.; Manley, Bennett & Co.; M'cCormicli;
Newbold's Son & Co.; Newburgcr & Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Stern. Frank. Meyer
& Fox; Watling. Lerchen & Co.;
Yarnaff," Kiddie & Co.;
Brooke & Co.; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.;
Cohu & Co.;
C. C. Collings & Co., Inc.; Julien Collins & Co.; Cunning¬
ham, Schmertz & Co., Inc.; R. S. Dicksonjj& Co., The.;
Dixon
Bretscher
Noonan, Inc.;
Fairman, Harris & Co.,
Inc.; Fauset, Steel & Co.; Ferris & Co.; Folger, NolanW. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Robert Garrett & Sons; Goodwyn.
& Olds; Green, Ellis & Anderson; Harrison & Co.; Hplme,
Applegate
&
Humphrey,
Inc.;
Janney &
Co.; Jenks,
Kirkland & Grubbs; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McKelvy & Co.;

Reid
A.

Short-Term Bonds and Notes (Issues Maturing Up to

&

Eisele

by

Price, $40 per share.
by common stock-

program.

Dodge & Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
& Co.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Tucker,

Co.;

&

Co.;

Lmanuei,

$13,059,500

Oversubscribed.

Co.

&

Sherrerd;

.

for

bank loans

repav

and

interest.

accrued

Stout

Purpose,

equipment

j

£

issued

and Including

1965.

15,

and

1

,

MANUFACTURING

*2,000,000 Dodge Manufacturing Corp. 37/8% instalment
note,
due Jan.
1,
1975.
Purpose,
refunding

\

Inc.

& Son, Inc. 6% convertible debentures,

due Jan.

A,

and

;

;

($456,-

Fairman,
of these
in exchange for outstanding junior

debentures

Gas

Messenger

Co., Inc.

500,000 Burroughs (J. P.)
series

Baird

liams

subordinated

expansion

subordinated notes due
Jan.
15, 1967.
Pu.pose, for working capital.
Placed pri¬
vately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.

Uni¬

Yale

Pump Corp. 4% income bonds, series A.
Purpose, to repay loans, etc., and for
Price,
61%%
(flat).
Underwritten by

1994.

l,

working

|

due

working capital ($430,000).
Kidder, Peabody & Co.

due

W.

Blosser
&
McDowell and
An
additional $1,390,500

through Kidder,

pose,

$3,000,000 American Steel

Pressprich

Lcstrange &
!

debentures.
Purpose,
Placed privately through

lor

AND

and

Co.

6%

B,

series

Price, 100%

were

and

vately

*750,000

INDUSTRIAL

and

fund

sinking

loans

purposes.

Co.,

*2,500,000 Interstate

Retirement

and

versity.

OTHER

A,

Under¬
Garrett-

1970.- Purpose,

loans

$12,500,000

i

&

debentures

privately

Co., Trustee of The Stanley Works Employees'
Plan;

Inc.

Co.,

&

interest.

Co.

Straus,

subordinated

California Co.

company

Clark,

Inc.;
W.

Stokes

Co.; The Travelers Insurance Co.; Connecticut
General Life Insurance Co.; The Connecticut Bank & Trust

r

&

debentures,
by

shares of $4.20 pri
bank loans an

repay

$15,862,500 Duquesnc Light Co. 450,000 shares of common stock (par
$10).
Purpose, for construction program.
Price, $35.25
per share.
Offered by Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Stone
Webster Securities Corp.;
White, Weld & Co.; Eastman,
Dillon & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; A. G. Becker

subordinated

Corp.

corporate

Hutton

written

Insurance

i

bank

Phelps &

Fraser,

Finance

working capital.

Eddy
Schmidt,

Steel Corp. 4Ms%
first mortgage bonds due
Purpose, to repav bank loans and for .expan¬
with The Connecticut Mutuai Life

1970.

Placed

series

'debentures,

accrued

Price, 100% anud accrued
G. H. Walker & Co.; R.
L.

general

to

for subscription
underwriting.

without

Purpose, refunding ($144,000)

1970.

1,
of

1,103,500 Colonial Acceptance Corp.

Oversubscribed.

Corp.

and

5%%

Inc.

due Jan.

E.

50,000

Townsend,

reduction

W.

Co.

Purpose,

construction

for
by

Co.

and

par).

First

and

Offered

Co.,

for equipment and work¬

Purpose,

Sullivan

Bosworth,
&

for

& Co.; .Hallowell. Sulzberger & C'o.;
Poole, Roberts & Parke; Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc.;
Leith; F. L.Putnam & Co., Inc.; Smith & Co.,
Richard

Christian

and

(no

Anthony & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
A. M.
Kidder & Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Arthurs,

10-year

Inc.

100%

Associates,

for

George,

Burgess &
and

Beacon

*300,000 Coastal

Co.;

Brothers

,'
;

Corp.

000).

Inc.;

Co.,

8c

Price,

by

debentures

Tyson;

&

Rental,
1956-1964.

capital.

and

sjiare.

per

Chas.. W. Scranton & Co.; R. L. Dav & Co.; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow. Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Robert

»

Church

UTILITIES

Light

&

holders,

public,
r

Christian

Truck

Bromfield

debenture,

Purpose, to repay bank loans and for expansion, etc. Price,
per unit.
Underwritten by Estabrook & Co.; White,
& Co.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.; Lee- Higginson Corp.;
Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Putnam & Co.; Cooley & Co.; Auchin-

*

to

company

1967. Purpose, for new construction. Price, 100%
interest.
Offered by B. C. Ziegler & Co.

15,'

stock

Jones

&

(par

Weld
,

by

Power

Purpose,

accrued

due Dec.

through

privately

common

of

stock

common

Offered

interest.

aro

8,749,480 Duke Power Co. 218,737 shares of common stock (no par).

June 1,
Price,
100%

due

improvements.

capital

while pre¬

par,

new construction.
Placed privately with 10 institittional investors through Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner A#

,

.

K,

series

debentures,

3%
for

taken at

Beane.

privately

of

$300,000 Baker

eight-year warrant to pur¬

an

Co.

1
are

140,130 Cascade Natural Gas Corp. 23,355 shares of common stock
(par
$1).
Purpose
to repay
banks loans,
etc.
Price,
$6 per
share.
Offered by company for subscription by
common
stockholders.
Underwritten by Blanchett, Hintoa

1975'.

due

Placed

par.

value

par

value and all classes of common stock

par

their offering prices.)

R.

$100

l

bonds

mortgage

at

companies.

Washington, D. C. 3 72% to 4.10% first mort¬
bonds due semi-annually
from Jan.
15,
1956
to

and

Beane.

920,000 shares of

1975;

1,

common

of

shares of

first

Price,

insurance

underwriting.

written
due

4^2%

Co.

mortgage sinking fund
for acquisition and
privately.

Purpose,

Placed

STOCKS

stated

a

no

for

'
.

MISCELLANEOUS

Placed

Fenner

of
of

PUBLIC

15,

debentures due Dec.

stock after

common

,

•$5,000,000 Carolina

$17,075,000

America.

"

due

ETC.

general

properties.

of

accrued

July 15,

promissory

4,600,000 Northeastern Steel Corp. 6% subordinated debentures, seizes
A.

19(5.

Purpose,

without

notes due
Placed privately with Pru¬

Purpose, for expansion.

Purpose,

4%

lo,

refunding.

Lawn

1974.

COPPER, ETC.

Co.

*1,200,000 Lithium Corp. of America, Inc. 5%
i

stocks
stocks

Co.

gage

dential

1970.
New York
Insurance 'Co.

Life

Mutual

BUILDINGS,

of

group

a

Church

1966.

the

and

Corp.

Jan.

275,000 National

IRON,

Co.

ferred

Terminal

Purpose,

$176,200,000
*$700,000 Jefferson

Placed

Co.

Realty

due

construction

with

States.

I

refunding.

mortgage notes
privately with the

first

Corp.

LAND,

bonds

*7,000,000 Bush

&

Yantis

-

York.

*$9,500,000 Alstores

with John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United

the

Oil

Insurance

New

firsWnortgage bonds
bank loans and for improve¬

to retire

*3,000,000 West Coast Telephone Co. 3%% f'rst mortgage bonds di^i
1980.
Purpose, to repay bank loans. Price, at par. Placed

privately

of

privately with institutional investors through

1979.\ Purpose,

Dean

Life

Institu¬
'■'*
V

with

Southern Nevada Telephone Co. 4!/2%
due

ments.

Purpose,

-

mortgage

bank loans, etc.,

to repay

Placed

S.

OIL

to repay bank loans, etc., and for
privately with institutional investors
Witter & Co.

bonds due Oct.
and

&

ferred

Placed

through Dean

•

(Preferred

*$30,900,000 Delhi-Taylor

Anthony & Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.
& Co., Inc., and Zuckerman, Smith

Tucker,

F.

'

$72,545,000

Purpose,

expansion.

Inc.;

computed at

Redpath.

Parker &

Tyson;

&
Beane;
Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood;
Co.f'Riter & Co.; Rogers & Tracy, Inc.; Shields
& Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; White,
Weld & Co. and Dean Witter & Co.
Oversubscribed.

Fenner

Putnam &

and

& Co.; Yarnall,
Biddle & Co.; McJunkih,
McKelvy & Co.; Cunningham, Schmertz 8s
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.; Jenks,
& Grubbs, and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co. Over¬

Thomas

Co.;

1,000

Patton

&

Inc.;

Co.,

Kirkland

Co.;

subscribed.

*10,000,000 Foremost

Dairies.

Purpose,
dential

4%

Inc.,
expansion,

for

Insurance

Co.

promissory note
Placed privately

etc.

of

'

America.

*1,250,000 Holt (Henry) & Co., Inc. 4%

due
1970.
with Pru¬

.

.

sinking fund notes due 1970.

Purpose, refunding ($1,126,625) and for working capital

}

j

($123,375).

.

Life

Insurance

1,

to

4'4 %

Corp.

to

Purpose,

capital.

promissory
loans and

repay

Placed

notes

for

privately

due

expansion

through

Dec.
and

*500,000

Purpose,

I

with

Co.

New

and

4,380,400 National

■

j
I

1

1

:

England

Can

„

1

'

Pacific

Corp.

Price, at
by

stockholders.

underwritten

1'
I

by

subordinate

Purpose,

Bear,

Unsubscribed

Stearns

&c

Co.;

Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb,
Union Securities Corp.
AH sold.

I

119,600 National

Can

debenures
Pacific

Bear,

Jan.

Co.

Stearns

Lehman

5%

Corp.

due

Can

l,

Co.;

Brothers;

Can

Carl

debentures

Loeb,

M.

($165,600)

Allyn

8c

fered

to

income

of

stock

Comoanv,

and

Rhoades

&

York

Co.,

Land

106,500,000 Federal

1955

1,

and due Feb.

1,

1956.

and

Pur¬

loans

and

and

Feb.'

consolidated
1955

1,

due

and

Federal
June

1960.

Macdonald G. Newcomb,

by

fiscal agent

banks.

the

1,

Jan.

due

'

1975.

Purpose, to acquire stock of Pacific Can Co., for
expansion and working capital.
Placed privately with in¬
stitutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
Some

°f the principal buyers include New York Life Insurance

()

Co,,

Provident
Mutual
Life
Insurance
Co., Continental
Co., Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co. and
The Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co.

$244,135,000
CANADIAN

3

of

stock

private

of

notes, series B.
Placed
ance

Pacific

Co.

Can

Industries,

Placed

due June

privately

with

1,

Inc.

privately

1966.

New

4V2%

first

Purpose,

England

with a

mortgage

for expansion.
Life

Mutual

Insur¬

Co.

*850,000 Plastene

.

5%

Corp.

sinking

fund

notes

due

pose, to reduce bank loans and for working capital.
privately with Aetna Life Insurance Co.
*1,545,000 Standard-Thomson
1962.
„

Corp. 5%
refunding.

Purpose,

necticut

Life

Mutual

Pur¬

1965.

Placed

promissory note due Nov.
Placed

Insurance

privately

Co.

with
.

1,

States

debentures

000.080)
and
♦

I

&

and

accrued

Co.;

Plywood

due

McDor^ld-Moore

Con-

Wm„

14

.

i

:

;

3.40%

Corp.

1,

1980.

25-year

sinking

Purpose,

refunding
for expansion
($10,000,000).
Price,
interest.
Underwritten
by Eastman,

Blair

Forgan

&

Weeks;

i

Jan.

Kidder,

&

Co.;

Co.

Inc.;

Hemphill,

First

California

Co.;

fund
($15,100%




&

Wells

&A3o.;

Mericka

J.

Milwaukee

lor

public

works.

Co.;

8c

8c

Co.;

McMaster

Hutchinson

&

.

wood;

Raffensperger,

Mayer;

•

Co.;

Scribner;
Stroud

Hughes

&

Co.,

Inc.;

Seasongood

8c

American

F.

S.

Co.,

Corp.;

Thomas

8c

Co.;

Townsend,

Dabney

8c

<"i

100,000

(par $100).

shares

of

4.25%

cumulat'/l

Purpose, to repay bank Joan*

Blyth & Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Fierc j
Smith, Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Cc ,
Becker & Co., Inc.; Central Republic Cc,
(Inc.);
Hornblower '&
Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co;
McDonald & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackso )
& Cur$is; Spencer Trask & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Merrill, Turben & Coi; Fv.lton, Reid
Co;
Stern Brothers <fo
Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; Firs";
of
Michigan Corp.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; The First Cleveland
Corp.; Greene & Ladd; McDonald-Moore & Co.; Prescott,
Shepard & Co., Inc.; Westheimer and Co.; Curtiss, Bom: >
& Co.; Seasongood & Mayer; H. L. Emerson & Co., Inc.;
Field, Richards & Co., and Joseph Mellen & Miller, Ino,

•

Co.;

G.

Edison

Purpose, to
Price,

(Continued oni page 6)

&

Hammill
&
Co.;
Singer,
Deane
&
Smithers 8c Co.; Walter Stokes & Co.;
Inc.;
Sweney Cartwright &\~Co.;
Swiss

Crouter

Co. 400,000 shares of common stock (pa?
repay bank loans and for mew con¬
$14.25
per
share.
Underwritten by;
The First Boston Corp.;
Collin, Norton & Co.; Blyth Li
Co., Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Smith,
Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker i}
Co., Inc.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Hemphill, Noyei
& Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; W. C.
Langley & Co.; McDonald & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Wm. C. Roney & Co.; Deai
Witter & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Merril, Turben & Co ;
Fulton
Reid & Co.; S.
R. Livingstone; Crouse & Co.;
Laurence
M.
Marks &
Co.; Neuman, McFawn & Co ;
Stern Brothers & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Bosworth,
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; First of Mich¬
igan Corn,; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.;
J. C. Bradford & Co.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.; The Firs,
Cleveland Corp.; Fordon, Aldingtr & Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
Greene & Ladd;
The Illinois Co., Inc.; Lester, Ryons 8j

Moore.

Shearson,

Townsend,

struction.

J. A. Overton & Co.; Roger S. Palmer Co.; Patterson, Copeland & Kendall, Inc.; Piper, Jaffray & Hop-

Dillon

Co.

&

$5).

Co.,

Newhard,

&

Oversubscribed.

Co.;

Inc.; Mills, Spence & Co. Inc.;
Leonard & Lynch; Mullaney,
Cook & Co.; New York Hanseatic

DeHaven

& Beane;

A.

5,700,000 Toledo

Corp.;
'

Glore,

Noyes & Co.; Hornblower &
Co.; Lehman Brothers; Loewi
&.Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Peabody

Allison-Williams

Peck;

The

25,000,000 United

and

improvements

Arnhold and S. Bleichroeder Inc.;
Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Bell, Gouinlock &
Co. Inc.; Burns Bros. & Denton, Inc.; Burns, Corbett <fe.
Pickard, Inc.; Byrd Brothers; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Julien
Collins 8c Co.; Courts & Co.; R. A. Daly Co. Ltd.; East¬
man,
Dillon & Co.; Ferris & Co.; First of Iowa Corp.;
Freeman & Co.; Gairdner & Co. Inc.; Goodwyn & Olds;
Grenier, Ruel & Co. Inc.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch & Co.';
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Johnston, Lemon
& Co.; John
B.
Joyce
& Co.;
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; Kidder,
Feabody & Co.; Charles King & Co.; John Kormendi Co.;
Mackill & Coe; A. E. Masten & Co.;
McDonald & Co.;
&

investor.
Chemical

local

to yield from 2.50%
to 3.657* according to ma¬
turity.
Offered by Shields & Co.; Halsey, Stuart 8c Co.
Inc.; Savard & Ha'-t; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Adams

Can
Corp. 5%
subsordinate income debentures
(non-convertible) due Jan. 1. 1976.
Purpose, for acquisi¬

tion

for

Purpose,

PiMce,

*2,000,000 National

*2,000,000 Northern

I

GOVERNMENT

$$35,000,000 Montreal (City of) Canada 2 7»%-3%% 1955 U. S. Cur¬
rency
Issue Debentures aue Oct. 1, J.956-1974, inclusive.

Assurance

MerriH-

construction.
Price, at par and accrue 1
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Collir,

Fenner

,

for

notes

Co.;

&
Co.;
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co;
Roberts & Parke; Wurts, Dulles & Co.,
Biddle & Co. Oversubscribed.

Norton

($75,500,000) and to make mortgage
($31,000,000).
Price, 98%% and accrued

Offered

interest.

promissory

&

new

dividends.

Farm

1,

Co.;

&

Edison

for

Inc.;

27z%

Banks,

farmers

to

Peabody

Poole,

preferred'stock

Credit

refunding

Purpose,

Kidder,

Janney

Yarnall,

10,000,000 Toledo

agent.

dated

bonds

Loan

by

Inc.;

fiscal

Inc.;

Co.,

Clark

W.

Bodine;

Banks 1.60%
consolidated
debentures dated Feb. 1, 1955 and due Nov. 1, 1955. Pur¬
pose,
refunding ($76,630,000)
and new money ($21,005,000).
Price, at par.
Offered by Macdonald G. Newcomb,
New

acquire

Feb.

Intermediate

97,635,000 Federal

Co.,

Underwritten

dated

'

Schmidt,

consolidated collateral trust

refunding.
Price, 100%
and accrued interest.
Of¬
by Macdonald G. Newcomb, New York fiscal agent.

pose,

All sold.

472%

Corp.

Allyn

C.

subordinate

(flat).

par

C.

A.

portion
.A.

Purpose,

at

Union Securities Corp.

*12,500,000 National

E.

stock

Price,

Lynch, Pierce', Fenner & Beane; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Smith, Barney & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Noye)
&
Co.; Stroud & Company,
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd;

Farm Loan and Government Agency Issues

Rhoades & Co., and

convertible

1976.

Price,

&

income

to acquire

.

&

Ripley

investors.

40,000,000 Banks for Cooperatives 1.90%

and

Purpose,

$25).

writing.

$3,900,000

Co.

Britain

3,000,000 Philadelphia Suburban Water Co. 100,000 shares of com*
mon
stock
(par $7.50).
Purpose, for new construction,
Price, $30 per share.
Underwritten by Drexel & Co.",
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Harrimar,

Placed
Insurance

working capital.
Offered by company for subscription

(flat).

par

common

Life

Insurance

expansion

1966.

1,

expansion.

Mutual

convertib'e

1976.

for

Nov.

due

and

Life

Mutual

5%

Co.,

Can

notes

Massachusetts

the

debentures! due Jan. 1,

of

"*

•

promissory
working
capital

for

privately

i

4%

Co.

-

Co. one-year l7a%' notes. Purpose,
borrowings.
Placed privately' with

short-term

reduce

institutional

Brothers.

*3,000,000 Magnavox

investors.

Investment

Associates
to

Lehman

notes. Purpose,
Placed privately with

Gis Light Co. 8,572 shares of common stock
to repay bank loans and for nev/
$26 per
share.
Offered by company
subscription by common stockholders, without under¬

(par
for

2%rfr>

Investment Co. 3-year
short-term borrowings.

reduce

New

struction.

investors.

institutional

*1,500,000 Associates

Co.

Douglas

1969.

working

222,872

*$1,900,000 Associates Investment Co. 2%, two-year promissory notes.
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Placed privately with

institutional

*3.500,000 Hunter

j

Placed privately with John Hancock Mutual

MISCELLANEOUS

Issues placed privately.
sold competitively,
t Indicates special offering.
♦

Represents

$ Indicates Issues

1

:sJ

C

(6)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(Continued from page 5)

1,052,337 Texcrete

Manley,

Charles
Stix

A.

&

Parcells

House

Eeckwith;

£

Co.,

Co

Co.;

Prescott,

and

Co.;

Co.;

&

Ac

II.

L.

$3.50

Ac

Emerson

Joseph^Mellen Ac
Smith, "iHague,

public.

to

Dittmar

6c

Laird

Co.,

and Sweney, Cartwrlght Ac Co. Oversubscribed.

,

crpital.

Co.;

6c

Keith

156,674,982

$42,950,051

STEEL, COAL,

Aluminium

Purpose,
(U.

S.

Ltd.

902,312

fo.r capital

lunds)

shares

ETC.

of

Price,

stock
$47.60

(no
per

Weld

52,500

Ac

Globe
ment

c;&'*■

Johnson

cent),

Purpose,

Price.

Ac

298,800 ImMrial

Co.

3.000.000

for

1

as

shares

of

exploration

share.

-y»r

and

tion

costs

and

Liberty
stock

36

cents
Co.

Ac

(U.

Inc.

ment

costs,

Lista,
cent).

to

300,000

Willard

Price,

Magic

Uranium

(par one
costs,

6c

etc.

Co.

&

stock

at

of

10

(par

capital

underwriting.

shares

by

300,000

develop¬
by

See

(par

of

for

stock

ex¬

Offered

Price,

class

to

40

cents
as

shares

$10

costs.

Uranium

of

Bonds

$1).

Purpose,

equip¬
share.

per

Ac

of

Notes"

&

lor

for

in

a

shares

Investments

of

and

50

3,000,000

10

"as

cents

porate

Co.,

Inc.

s'ock

10

AND

shares

exploration
share.

Of¬

$1)

(par

shares

of

shares
of

by

Beers

v,\C

unit.

per

of

of

and

common

each

class

general

Offered,

cor¬

by Aetna

Price,

$1

share.

per

stock

common

Oifered

by

Co.
Foil

stock,

program

Inc.

15,000

series

and

A

Mutual

Life

Glore,

stock

warrant.

working

capital,
&

Co.

Mfg.

vertible

working

at

Loewi
.

Ac

Co.;

Courts

ner;

Co.,

Ac

the

through

one

Con¬

at

writing, to residents
240,000 Mcintosh

preferred

$1

share

and

equipment

one

and

preferred

tal.

etc.

stock

Price,

without

of

at

$10).

par.

Offered

*912,500 Morton

shares

of

and

51/2 r'r

by

cumulative

other

(par

Pur¬

$10).

corporate

purposes.

Underwritten

by

Completed.

Placed

24,000

$1

30

share.

per

cents).

6.000

Inc.

shares

of

6%

cumula¬

by

share.

per

stockholders,

by

of

common

with

for

stock

capital.

a

without

working

&

Co.

"as

(par
la

company

Sli.

capital.

Chnstensen,

capital

$1.75

per

Corp.

Purpose,

Price,

to
at

Inc.




*

-

Co.;

and

Cruttenden Ac

Co.

Over¬

;

500

for

shares

of

expansion

by

stock

common

and

working
to public,

company

(par
capital.

»

Film

Financial

without

stock

(par

Price,

Group,

§100)

at

Inc.

Purpose,
Offered

par.

100.009

for
to

shares

genera!

public

of

corporate

by

company,

without underwriting.

Hutton

Hayden,

Inc.

Offered

par.

'

ETC.

525,000 Food

Mart, Ine; 50,000 shares of common stock (par $2).
Purpose, refunding ($400,000) and for acquisition of Del

Norte

Ac

Co.;
Adams-'

Mosle
Ac

300,000

Harrison
Ac

Ac

Co.;

and

Cruttenden

Miller

Frozen

Focds, Inc.
Underwritten

share.

per

stock

($125,000'.
Price, $10.50
Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
Pierce
Ac
Co.
Inc.;
Rotan,

by

Lehman? Brothers;
Paine,
Shields
Ac
Co.;
Rauscher,

Co.;

Francis

Walston

&

stock

(par

Price,

$1).

at

I.

du

Ac

Russ Ac Co.;
Oversubscribed.

Co.;

E.

First

F.

Hutton

Southwest

Co. 300,000 shares of class B

Purpose,

for

Offered

par.

Pont

Co.;

Fridley Ac Hess.

Gibraltar Mortgage

Ac

by

general

corporate

purposes.

public,

to

company

Co.,

common

without

underwriting.
300,000

Lerner

Markets,

stock

Inc.

$1).

(par

50,000

Purpose,

pansion program.
Price,
delphia Securities Co. i

300,000

Military

Investors

stock

mon

Ac

Price,

Co.;

$2

(par

shares

for

$6

'

common

capital

for

Cobb

ny

A

and

Offered

150,000

Purpose,

Offered

class

share.

Corp.

cent).

of

working

per

Financial

one

share.

per

speculation.

642,428

Corp.;

Revel

Miller

Ac

Co.;-

Ac

Seven

by

shares

ex¬

Phila¬

of

com¬

working capital.
Co., Inc., as a

Ac

197,425

.

Ac

$D.

(par

Ltd.

and

Co.,

uf

shares

share).

by

Hayden, stone

Ac

Leedy,

State

Fire

of

shares

working

of

Price,

$3.75

stock

common

capital,

etc.

Price,

Wulburn, Inc.,
speculation

a

Florida.

&

-

Casualty

stock

common

(par

Co.

$1).

Purpose,

share.

per

125,000

Offered

shares
for

by

of

class

working

A

capital.
for

company

sub¬

scription

by class A and class B common stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
Underwritten by A. M. Kidder Ac Co.
250,000

Theatrical
stock

Subsidiaries,

(par

Price,

10

$2

cents).

Milton

Inc.,

and

D.

Theatre

stock

and

working

written

by

'

Baird

Co.;
Ac

&

F.

Ac

du

common

Circuit,

$1).

Inc.

Purpose,
Price,

400.121

to

$17

shares

bank

repay

share.

per

of

loans
Under¬

Company;

Parker

Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.;
Redpath; Burnham & Company;

Ac

J.

C.

Bradford

Pont

Ac Co.;
Meyer Ac

Franklin.

of

working capital, etc.
Jay W. Kaufmann
Ac
Baruch Brothers Ac Co.,

Co.;

capital.

Company;

I.

Co.;

(par

Allen

Auchincloss,
-

Ac

shares

fcr
by

Willard.

Ac

common

125,000

Offered

Blauner

McCoy

Artists

for

Inc.

Purpose,

share.

per

Co.;

6,802,057 United

D.

H.

&

Ellis

Barnett;

Co.;
Ac

Cowen

Co.;

&

Fairman

Goodbody

&

Com¬

Granger

pany;

Ac Company;
Boettcher Ac Company;
E.
Hardy Ac Company; Henry Hentz Ac
Company;, A. M. Kidder Ac Co.; McDon¬
nell Ac Company;
Merrill, Turben Ac Co.; Seligman, Lubetkin Ac Co.-; Salomon Brothers Ac
Hutzler; Shields Ac Com¬
pany;
Sutro Brothers & Co.; Tweedy, Brown Ac
Reilly;
Charles A. Taggart Ac Co., Inc.; Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades
F.

Hutton

Co.;

of

Price,

common

Ac

$10 per

I.

Ac

Hirsch

Co.;

Co.;

Co.

Investors, Inc. 1.400,000 shares of
$1).
Purpose, for investments.

7,897

lor

Offered by Pierce, Carrison.
Wheller Ac Alleman,
Inc., as

residents

to

468,750

Underwritten

Boston, Inc. 800,000 shares of
Purpose, for investments.
Price,

Co.

Purpose,

Invest¬

Purpose, for investment.
per

Surety

$15).

(par

S.

&

1.990,000

Co.

$25 per share.

Ac.

( 1954),

Bottling

Southeastern

Co.;

C.

Up

of Los Angeles 19.767 shares of
capital stock (no par).
Purpose, lor expansion.
Price,
$32.50 per share. Oifered by
company for subscription by
stockholders (including 11,465 shares of Donald
K. Wash¬
burn, President i.
Underwritten by Quincy Cass Associ¬
ates (not
exceeding 8,302 shares).

Co.;

Ac

Joseph,

J.

M.

Co.;

Ac

R.

Mellen

Williston

Simon

&

&

&

Co.

Miller;

Co.;

McLaughlin,

Stein

Bros.

&

Cryan

Boycet

Ac

and

Oversubscribed.

common

$20,417,660
.

of

a

stock

Price,

specula¬

60,000

increase
par.

Ac

purchases

Offered

without

liam

10

and

by

under¬

Co.;

C.

of

A>E.

stock

inventory and for workOffered by Peters, Writer Ac

A.

G.

Mellen
Ac

Ac

142,500

McDaniel

Masten

Lewis

Ac

Co.;

Ac

Wulbern

Inc.;

Rauscher,

Pierce

984,375

,

-

Co.;

R.

Staats

Ac

Securities

i

Stein

Corp.

Bros.

and

i

Insurance

stock

Co.;

(par

Stock

$1).

Offered

Inc.

for

50,000

corporation

to

Midland Corp. 403,082
preferred stock (par $50).

A.

shares

investments, etc.
Price,
company
for subscription
by

Boston
Ac

Corp.;

pomeroy,
C.

of

Allyn

Union

Inc.;
Ac

&

(par

3,282,968

Blyth

common

of

stock

$5

of

without

under-

of

(23,306)

at

4%

repay

stock

Co.

par

(flatj.

common

loans;

Offered

stockholders.

75,000

Price.

share.

Associates,

Co.

$28.50

shares

per

Price,
Completed.
5,000

Inc.

$16

Securities

Corp.;

Granbery, Marache

Co'., Inc.; Bache

Ac

Ac

Co.;

Co.;

Allen

Bateman,

Ac

Co.;

Eichler

The

of

(no
First

common

Offered

8.000

share.

per

shares

share.

per

(par

Co.,

$5).

by

of

shares

Offered

common

Offered

by

shares

of

stock

Blyth

Co.

63,134

Ac

&

Price,

Co.;

Wertheim

Inc.

$5).'

ipar

Co.,

Inc.,

&

Price.

$57

stock

by

per

share.

Offered

common

by

stock

Biyth

&

Completed.

1,400,000 Consolidated Diesel
written

common

$52 per share.
Offered by Gold¬
Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; Lazard Freres
Co., and The Robinson-Humphrey
Oversubscribed.

Sachs

Co.;

Gas

(par
Van

10

Electric
cents).

Alstyne,

Coip. 350,000 shares of com¬
Price, $4 per share.
Under¬

Noel

Ac

Co.

Oversubscribed.

'

65,000

Cook

Electric

Price,

$32.50

Completed.

Co.
per

2,000

share.

shares

*

•Represents Issues placed privately.
tIndicates issues sold competitively,
tlndicates

special offering.

of

Oifered

underwritten

by The First
Schoellknof, Hutton

stock

by

Completed.

(par $5).

Iron

Interstate

man,

cumulative

bank

Goldman,

common

Offered

$13.12!/2

Inc.

Spinning

Colorado
stock

per

by

Completed.

Ac

'

^tock

by

Offered

shares

share.

per

Price,

CIKfs

$1).

shares

share.

per

15,606

Co.

Ac

Fine

common

5,000

Refining

$1).

Co., Inc.

capital

Price,

public,

Purpose, to

shares

Inc.
$28.50

by Blyth Ac Co., Inc.

mon

20,154,100 Marine

.

shares

investment.

writing.

Unsubscribed

Oil

142,500 Cleveland

common

Offered

Oversubscribed.

Becker

Berkshire

of

share.

456,000 Colorado Interstate Gas Co. 8,000 shares of
Fund,

Purpose,
by

Boyce; Sutro & Co.,
Walston Ac Co.
Oversub¬

Corp.

(par

G.

shares

per

Completed.

Armstrong Cork Co.
par).
Price, $86.75

of

r

Rein¬

&

Co.

Ashland

10,000

$27.75

Price,

&

stock

128,000

Financing

Completed.

A.

Co.;

&

$4).

Boston

Co.;

Inc.

Price.

Inc.

Anheuser-Busch,
(par

Masonr
McAlister
Co.;

Joe

$4).

Co.,

Sachs

1,353,821

New

Ltd. 150,404 shares of capital stock!
no par).
Pirce, $75.50 per share.
Offered
by The First Boston
Corp. and Associates. Oversubscribed.

(par

Co.; Johnston,
Inc.; Kalman &

Investment

Representing

Aluminium

Ac

&

Miller,

Co.;

Martin

Not

277,500 Anheuser-Busch,

Edwards & Sons;

Gardner;

scribed.

250,000 Life

by
common

Inc.;

Fay; E. F. Hutton

Legg

increase

shares

&

Joseph.

John

Inc.;

&

Temple

10

Co.,

$11,355,502

Reynolds Ac Co. Inc.; The RobinsonHumphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman &
Renshaw; Rotan, Mosle
& Co.; Sanders &
Newson; Scott, Horner &
Mason, Inc.;
Security Associates, Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Wil¬

common

(par

Dickson •&

Lundb.org Ac Co.;

Carrison,

in¬

(par

S.

Issues

McCarley & Co., Inc.; McCormick &
Co.; Mid-South Secur¬
ities Co.;
Mitchum, Jones Ac
Templeton; J. Marvin Morland Ac Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; W. H. Newbold's Son
Ac
Co.; Edgar M. Norris; Pacific
Northwest Co.; Pierce.

(par

i

Chain

&

Fund

$1).

Inc.;

share.

share.

by stockholders,

R.

Hagan,

subsidiary. Price,
for subscription

inventory

capital. ** Price.
for subscription

Tire

by W. E.
Kidder, Peabody

(approximately $10

Fund

Lemon

underwriting.

writing.
60,000 Rolon

by

Corp. 40,000 shares of
Purpose, for machinery,

company

HOLDING,

Elworthy Ac Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.; Farwell, Chap¬
& Co.; First Securities
Co. of
Chicago; First Securi¬
ties Corp.; Alester G.
Furman Co.
Inc.;vRobert Garrett Ac
Sons; Walter C. Gorey Co.; W. D.
Gradijhn & Co.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.; Wm. P.
Harper & Son Ac Co.; Ira
Haupt Ac
Co.,

Price,
of

group

shares

working capital.

Sheehan

Offered

70,000 Poly-Seal
cents)

Cunit,

Purpose,
at

Exhibitors

Arthurs,

Co.; Hooker

stock

common

249,998 Phillips Screw Co.
66.666 shares of capital stock
cents).
Purpose, for working capital for
$3.75

Co.;

Harrison

stock

(par

Irving

of

working

250,000

Purpose,

Offered

tion."

^

Ryons Ac Co.,

underwriting.

man

.

shares

privately

"

(par

$1.50

Insurance

holdt

stock

&

Underwritten

Co.;

Purpose, for working capi¬
Oifered by company to
public,

Inc.

Laboratories,

Price,

Price, $16.25
Underwritten by
White, Weld Ac Co.; J. C.
Ac
Co.; J. Barth Ac Co.; Jack M. Bass
&
Co.;
Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Arnhold
and
S.
Bleichroeder,
Inc.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Boettcher
and
Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.; Alex.
Brown & Sons; Brush,
Slocumb Ac Co. Inc.; H. M.
Byllesby Ac Co. (Inc.); Lloyd
E.
Canady Ac Co.; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.); Richard
W.
Clarke Corp.; Julien Collins
&
Co.;
Courts & Co.;
Cruttenden & C$.; J. M.
Dain & Co.;
Dempstey-Tegeler
&

Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price, at
by company to public, without
Underwriting.

share.

per

convertible

;;

Danmark

Price,

Corp. 2,500,000 shares of cap¬
Uurpose, for investments. Price,

Underwritten

General

share.

per

Georgia only.
Inc.

par.

vestors.

TRADING,

Electronics

Securities

(par

sssB(fcstock

con¬

stock

dividends.

Packing Co. 36,500 shares
Purpose, for expansion and

250,000 Paraderm

60-cent

Purpose, lor working capital,
share. Underwritten by Reynolds

Bradford

underwriting.

(par

Si

Noyes

market

22,750,000 Life

(par $10).

Laboratory,

50,000

common

Higgins; Harold E. Wood Ac
Wright Ac Co. Inc.; Wulff, Hansen Ac
Co.;
Yager, Inc.; F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc. and
ZucherSmith & Co.
Oversubscribed.

stock

for

Oifered

unit.

per

of

C.

share.

Co. 16.666 shares of com¬
purpose, for working capital, etc.
Offered by
company, without under¬

Laboratory,

tive

60,000 Mcintosh

shares of

$9).

per

Co.

6c

Co.;

8,000,000 Income

non-

Hardware

par),

by-Fenner-Streitman

TRUSTS,

Inc.;

common

speculation."

accrued

share.

200,000 shares
Purpose, for drilling.

Whitehead; Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.;
Cutter, Plummer Ac Bennett; Dattels

19.900.000 Canada

Co.; Doolittle & Co.; J. Barth Ac
Co.;
Cruttenden & Co.; Singer, Deane &
ScribCo.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Westheirner

(no

per

Offered

Company;

Ac

man,
:

Lehman

Ac

Wholesale

stock

Price,.$3

$25

and

with

(par
$1)
and
additional
shares of

Prescott, Sheptrd Ac Co., Inc.

49,998 Keystone

$1).

fund

expan¬

6c

and

mon

of

capital

and

par

•

28,000

(par

$10.62 V2

Lester,

$160).

Corp.

Arthur L.

Fred

stock

4,000

non-participating preferred

for

pose,

Price,

Price,

Co.;

Plan

stock

(J. P.) A Son, Inc. 80,000 shares of common
stock (par $1). Purpose, for
working capital, etc.
Price,
§4.12V2
per
share.
Offered
by
Eisele Ac King, Libaire,
Stout Ac Co.
Oversubscribed.

speculation.

by Vance, Sanders & Co.

preferred

Price.

a

120.000

Townsend, Graff

for

privately

Co.

Co,"

machinery and

etc.

Co.

Insurance

purchase

for

"as

sinking

Purpose,

Mfg. Co. 40,000 shares of 6%

units

Purpose,

Jackson

1,200,000 Hycon

to
in

5'7r

Placed

Insurance

a

cents).

Johnson

Forgan & Co.

participating

warrants

of

$100).

(par

Life

40,000 de Mars Engineering &

preferred

shares

working capital.

Mutual

and

cumulative

Allen

Co.;
Co.,

Massachusetts

40.000

Co.

&

330,000 Burroughs

of

Co.;
Moore.
Ac Lynch; Morfeld. Moss Ac
Hartnett; Newburger
Ac
Co.; Newhard, Cook Ac Co.; Rauscher, Pierce &
Co. Inc.;
Reed, Lear &«Co.; Reinholdt Ac
Gordner; Reynolds Ac C »
Inc.; Irving J. Rice Ac Co.. Inc; Richards Ac
Co.; F. P.
Ristine
&
Co.;
Ross.
Borton
Ac
Simon, .Inc.;
Rowles,
Winston Ac Co.; Saunders, Stiver & Co:; Schwabacher Ac
Co.; Scott, Horner Ac Mason.
Inc.; Shearson, Hammill Ac
Co.; I. M. Simon Ac Co.; Singer, Deane Ac
Scribner'; Smith,
Moore Ac Co.;
William R. Staats Ac
Co.; Stein Bros. Ac
Boyce; Stern, Frank. Meyer Ac Fox;
Stern, Lauer Ac Co.;
Stifel, Nicolaus Ac Co., Inc.; Stix Ac
Co.; Straus, Blosser
Ac
McDowell; Sturo Ac Co.; Taussig,
Day Ac Co., Inc.;
Townsend, Dabney Ac Tyson; Burton J. Vincent Ac
Co.;
Wachob-Bender Corp.; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Walston Ac
Co.; Watling, Lerchen Ac Co.; J. C. Wheat
Ac Co.; White
<fc
Co.; Wilson,

cumulative

shares
share

capital

shares

Leonard

Bay

machinery, equipment and

necticut

Struthers

subscribed.

L.

ment

„

30-cent

one

working
$5.50

of

200,000

units

for

Price,

capital.

Brothers

Ac

capital stock

IrvingMstindborg

development

Offered

Co.

prefeived

of

MacNaughton Greenawalt Ac Co.; Manley, Bennett
Corp.; A. E. Masten & Co.; C. C. McCune
McDonald Ac Company;
McDonald-Moore
Ac
Co.;
McKee & Co.;
McKelvy Ac Co.; William J. Mericka
Inc.; Metropolitan St. Louis Co.; Mid Continent

stock

common

and

share.

per

and

in

cents)

purposes.

•1,500,000 CochAan
sion

shares

Manus

.

E.

300,000

Ac Co.;
H. Hentz Ac Co.; Carrol Hoffman Ac
Co.;
Hogle Ac Co.; Hunter, Prugh, Ball &
Davidson, Inc.;
Jamieson Co.,
Inc.; Johnson, Lane, Space Ac Co.,
Inc.; Edward D. Jones Ac Co.; Jones,
Kreeger & Hewitt;
Joseph, Mellen Ac Miller; Kalb, Voorhis &
Co.; A. C. Karr
Ac Co.;
Kay, Richards Ac Co.; Kenower, MacArthur &
Co.;
Kerr Ac Bell; A. M. Kidder Ac
Co.; Arthur M. Krensky Ac
Co., Inc.; H. G. Kuch Ac
Co.;

of

for
per

MANUFACTURING

200,000

Purpose,

working

Wood,

A.

H.

speculation."

4,000.000

cents

299,000 Circle Air Industries, Inc.
299,000 shares of
(par five cents).
Purpose, for
•

Co,

Ac

Co.;

J.

speculation."

a

INDUSTRIAL

Securities

and

etc.

Hecker

exploration
share (U. S.

per

Purpose,
five

(par

and

cents

Corp.

centsi.

Price,

stock

common

$52,707,915

(par

Gas

Minerals

share.

Austin,

of

acquisition

Mining

two

Inc.

Price;

stock.

Co.

Company; Fewel
Ac Co.; First California
Company; First of Michigan Corp.;
First Securities
Company of Chicago; Fulton, Reid Ac Co.;
Gearhart & Otis, Inc.;
Goodbody Ac Co.; Gottron, Russell
Ac Co., Inc.;
Grady, Berwald Ac Co., Inc.; Grant-Brownell
Ac Co.; Gross,
Rogers. Barbour, Smith Ac

/

170.000

Purpose', for exploration

Corp.

preferred

Securities
Corp.;
Stroud
Ac
Co..
Inc.;
Trubee,
Co.; Tucker, Anthony Ac Co.; Van Alstyne, Noel
Victor, Common, Dann & Co.; Whit*. Weld Ac

Ac

Co.;

§96,054,100

Sears

stock

common

and

Co.

shares

Price,

costs.

Utah,

etc,

stock

Collins
Ac

Company
Ltd.; R. L. Day Ac Co.; Dempsey-Tcgeler Ac
Co.; Draper,
Ac Co.; A. G. Edwards Ac
Sons; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac
Co.; Clement A. Evans Ac Co., Inc.; Fairman, Harris Ac
Co.,
Inc.; Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.; Ferris Ac

speculation.

a

by H. J. Coongy & Co. "as a

cent).

of

Webster

per

35,480 shares of cornexpansion and working
Offered by Goodbody

for

share.

Pope, Inc.; Putnam Ac Co.; Reber, Mundt & Co., Inc.;
Ruty Ac Co., Inc.; Smith, Barney Ac Co.y S^one Ac

Sage,
"

MISCELLANEOUS

(par one cent).

per

Miller

.

■

-

Ac Co.;
Lestrange
&
Co.;
Baker,
Weeks 6c Co.; J. Barth Ac
Co.; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.;
Beadling & Co.; Burnham Ac Company; H. M. Byllesby 6c
Co.
(Inc.);
Chiles-Schutz Company;
Coburn Ac Middlebrook, Inc.; Cohu Ac Co.; Julien Collins Ac
Co.; Cosgrove,

common

article.
Platinum

599,760

(par

(par

OTHER

&

as

10

Science

ital stock

Fastnow

A

exploration,

Corp.

&

Uranium

stock

$1,100,000 Bowl-Mor

$1

Co.. Inc.; Hemphill,
Hugh Johnson Ac Co.,

Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, FenBeane; Mohawk Valley Investing Co.. Inc.; O'Brian,
Ac Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; William

capital

$25,000,000 Axe

by Lowellen-Bybee, Inc., "as a speculation."
291,250 Uranium Royalties, Inc. 1,165,000 shares of
common stock
(par 25 cents).
Purpose, for expansion and working capi¬
tal.
Price, at par.
Offered by Wendell Ac
Kindley Ac Co.
"as a speculation."

costs,

N.

with

work¬

Price,

Ac

Weeks;

&

M.
Ac

purposes.

stock

common

development

for

this

costs.

development

Securities

for

•

common

920.000

Purpose,

development

one

Co.

mark

and

capital stock (par $1).
expansion, equipment, and for exploratory
Price, $3.50 per share.
Offered by Langley-

Si

INVESTMENT

fered

300,000

trade

dryers

gas

Lemon

Mitchell

$1,125,000

Placed ..privately.

Ltd.

$1—Canadian).

and

Carl

10,000,000

company

1,562,500 shares of

"Long-Term

of

ipar

Mines,

common

purchase

to

and

per

150.000

Inc.

Oil

(par
per share.

without

Purpose,

Corp.

Gold

working capital.-

Notch

6c

stock

common

one

by

public,

Divesting

under

American

Wileo

stock

sold.

company

capital.

Steel

column

200,000 Top

Oil

etc.

Howard,

stock

development

Offered

All

Purpose,

cent).

working

(par $1).

and

North

Hemphill,

2,950,000

Offered

preceding

funds).0

of

Ripiey

Hornblower &

Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
W. C. Langley Ac Co.; Lehman Bros.; Lester. Ryons Ac
Co.;

OIL

Corp.
Purpose, for

Offered

stock

and

share.

per

cents).

one

4,600,000 Northeastern

capital

shares

Harriman

Lunt;

Johnston,

Completed.

525,000 Onega

de¬

Offered

and

share.

per

explortaion

Offered
by
General
Oversubscribed.

299,880 Tarbell

Inc.;

Texas

Austin

Ac

Noyes Ac Co.;

Co.

ntr

150,000

$6.50

Ac

Co.;

Walke-r,

Albany Corp.; Glore Forgan Ac Co.; Goldman, Sachs Ac Co.;
Hamlin

Co.;

Purpose, for drilling expenses, etc. and working
Price, at par.
Offered by company to public as
speculation, without underwriting.

common

and

common

exploration

of

625,000 Mid-Continent"Uranium Corp.

*1,630,434 South

Perkins

Richter

Newson;

Ac

(par $1).

speculation.

cents

Co.

par.

and

F.

Josey

preferred

a

sold.

Mines

stock

J.

I.

$252,000 Budget Finance

$300,000 Far

S.

as

underwriting.

ment

Co.

costs,
of

Co., Inc. 3,000,000 shares of

All

(par

Price,

Co.;

Schetfck,

& Mfg.
Purpose,

$5).

(par

•

Purpjse, lor exploration and development
Price, 10 cents per share.
Offered by I. J.

Metal

H.

Hess.

Ac

ranges

Fabricating
Price-,

V*

cent).

Schenin

,

295,000

shares

shares

cents

shares

for

live

without

for

five

as ,a

6,000,000

public,

Co.;

$7,466,793

Inc.

5,500,000

Purpo'e,

Purpose,

penses.

Jaquith,

Price,

etc.

Inc.

Ac

Corp.

cent).

McCoy 6c

2.900,000

Purpose, for exploration
Price, 10 cents per share.

Kirchner

Uranium

one

Co.

cent).

expenses.

by Carroll.

300,000

Uranium

&
one

(par

6c

Ac

Ac

Purpose,

as

Oil

velopment

by

capital.

(par

275,000 Lincoln

Inc.;

Sanders

Fridley

electric

to

capital.

speculation.
290,000

Blair

speculation.

a

working capital.
Price,
by Milton D. Baluner

Offered

Co.,

cent).

one

toon stock

Minerals,

funds).

Co.; Bear, Stearns Ac Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co. Inc.;
Ac Co. Inc.; Blyth Ac Co., Inc.; George D. B. Bonbright Ac Co.; Alex. "Brown Ac Sons; Harold C. Brown &
Co., Inc.; Cohu Ac Co.; Dominick Ac Dominick; Doolittle
Ac Co.; Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; Emanuel. Deetjen & Co.;
Equitable
Securities
Corp.;
First
California
Co.;
First

and

subscription

capital and other corporate purposes.
share.
Oifered by Gearhart Ac Otis, Inc.

develop¬
by- Al. J.

Offered

&

com

stockholders;

ing

Liu. 830,000 shares of common stock
$1-—Canauian).
Purpose, for drilling and explora¬

(par

&

Newton

Corp.

respect

stock

common

of

expansion

to

for

company

Mi.ler

Major

share

by

Co.

Lentz,

Corp.;

232,960 Wolverine

Mining

one

Jones,

Universal

150,000

Co.

Hill

(par

shares

for

share

per

by

and

(Canadian

subscription

350,779

Purpose,

S3

(par

par).

funds). Offered by com¬
stockholders and subscribed for.
Dealer-managers. were: The First Boston Corp.; A. E.
Ames
&
Co., Ltd.;
Morgan Stanley Ac Co.; and White,
for

pany

Price,
Offered

Waggener

capital

expenditures.

$48

or

COPPER,

Co.;

Reed

National

[.
IRON,

Co..

cents).

Texas Industries, Inc. stockholders.
Oversubscribed.
Un¬
derwritten by Rauscher, Pierce 6c
po.; Russ 6c Co.; Eppler,
Ouerin 6c Turner: Howard, Weil, T^bouisse, Friedricks Ac
Co.; Straus, Blosser 6c McDowell; Bindford-Dunlap, Inc.;

Co.;

Bell

Products

10

(par

working

Co.;

Ac

Mayer;

Inc.;

Co.;

Patton

Simonds

Ac

Ac Co.,

Richards

Ac

Shepard Ac Co., Inc.;

Baker,

Seasongood

McCarty

Field.

McDonald-Moore

Co.;

McJunkin,

Inc.;

Noble Ac

Ac

Ac

Campbell.

Inc.;

Miller.

Ac

Westheirner

Co.;

Curtiss,

Bennett

Structural

stock

mon

Co.;

Monday, July 4,*1955

...

common

by

Glore,

stock

fpar $5).
Forgan '& Co.

Number 5443

Volume 182

66,750 Edison

234,500 first

closing

6,700 shares of common stock
share. Offered Ly J. M. Dain

Corp.

Stock

Bank

$2).

Hammill

son,

Jackson
Co.

E.

F.

Price,

&

Shields

(par
Shear-

by

Paine,

Rauscher,

Co.;

&

This

,

Webber,
Pierce

Le

&

Offered

share.

per

Blyth'

by

(par $10).

Co.,

&

Inc.

Co.,

Baker

Price,

$51.50

Offered

share.

per

Illinois

$5),

(par

on

share.

town

on

(par

Stone

&

Co.

$10).

Webster

Price,

and

H.

Whitney,

N.

Co.

sale

of

Natural

Gas

shares

Co.

for

Completed—

the

issue

of

required

as

The

issue

from

month

97.8%

was

month

to

subscribed

for

by

covering

shares

10,000

offered

be

proceeds
additions

at

to

are

and

of

5'/2%

($10

par

used

be

Webber, Jackson & Curtis.

share),

payment

improvements

to

convertible

(r

accounts

property;

working

and

Power

This

SEC

company

covering

offered

July
for

stock

(cumulative,
underwriting group
public

par),

no

to

be

headed

by

price

and

offering

stock

statements

been
of

elected

The

director

a

to

City

with the
to be

Robert

L.

fered

steek

The

First

stock

Oil

of California 66,000 shires of capital
Price, $76 per share.
Offered by The

(no

Co,

par).

,

stock

Co.
$15),

(par

First

Boston

State

(no

Dr.

'

■

Sachs

share.

per

Co.

&

6,000 shares
$71.50 per share.
Completed.

of common
Offered by

Corp.

Corp.

803,125 Tennessee

250,000

shares

Co. 25,000 shares

Gas Transmission

stock

(par

Blyth

&

Price,

$5).

$32.12l/2

Offered

share.

per

fered

by

15,793,588 Exited

Greenfield

Gas

$10).

Co., Inc.

&

on

"besUafforts" basis.

a

of

stock

common

Lynch,
Drikson

Rboades

&

Bammlll

&

Laurence

Co.;

Co.;

F.

share.

per

M.

Smithers

S.

Offered

Marks

(par

Co.;

&

Shcarson,

Walker

H.

G.

&

William Blair & Co.; First of Michigan Corp.; HayMiller & Co.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; Irving Lundborg
Co.; The Ohio Co.; Penington, Colket & Co.; Stern,

Co.;

Ftank,

Meyer

&

constituted

Stetson Securities Corp. and WinOversubscribed.
The:e shares

Fox;

&

Douglas

slow,

McEvoy.

holding of Electric

of the

part

Bond

Share

&

Co.

and

become

Vice-Chairman

of

the

of new

Baltimore,

with

product development
Marshallton,

of

Del.,

in

chemical

the

for

allied

and

products,

present

covering

Plating

June

on

to

181,

division of

special

been

elected

has

in February,

The

for

manu¬

stock and

a

company
has
outstanding 735,555 shares
like number of shares of class A common.

class

B

and

of

cumulative

5%

radio

airborne

not

does

The
stock

communication

manufacture

recently

company

to

provide

preferred.—V.

131,

p.

ra.dio

or

$6,125,000

sold

additional

aircraft

and

household

working

of

capital

equipment.

navigation
television

4%

convertible
redeem

and

It

receivers.

The

with

the

H.

prefererd

stock

25

and

Plymouth Mills

Corp.,

Andre

that

Mr.

said

contracted

to

purchase

of

which

expenses.

&

of

York

New

Co.,

incorporated in 1923

was

investment

this

of

Board

the

SEC

the

cash

transaction

does

not

on

cover

June

the

phases of Patchogue-Plvmouth's business.
Bernard
Mills Corp.,

Schwartz,ffChairman of
stated.

"The

reason

the

for the sale

is

of
to

Patchogue-Plymouth
enable

us

to

concen¬

trate ourfefforts

on the production of backing for tufted rugs.
We are
today the largest manufacturer of rug backing in the world and have
underway a substantial expansion program in our Lawrence, Mass.;

for

life

New

Hampshire

Mr.

Division
as

and

Georgia

mills."

well

function

of

a,s
as

plans for the formation of the Plymouth Rug
Congoleum-Nairn to handle manufacturing and marketing

its
a

cwn

engineering and

-separate

unit

designing.

The

new

division

will

but

of

of Congoleum-Nairn.

Mr.
Andre
also
disclosed
that
Congoleum-Nairn hacl obtained
an
option to purchase a* large manufacturing building in Lawrence, Mass.,




Kirchner

with the SEC
to be offered

&

filed

24

letter

a

With SEC

of

shares of common stock
(par
non-cumulative preferred stock

of

merger

.

these

two

in

companies

known

well

on

Crown

transaction

dividend

the

rate

known

of

it
in

Zellerbach

is

be

may

the

order

together

parties

for each

stock

common

intention

that

Soon

as

of

Crown

the present

maintained.

directors

on

The

basis.

J.

Corp.,

^Seattle, Wash.—Files With

Exchange Commission—
June

on

shares

1,750,000

filed

20

letter

a

notification

of

the

with

of common stock to be ofiered at par
Mid-Continent Securities Co., Wichita,
be

to

used

to pay

expenses

incident to

Fund, Inc.—Assets

Investment

outstanding

——

value per share

181,

—-

May 31,'54

$47,857,797 $42,134,989

$54,235,949

assets

net

Rise—

Nov. 30,'54

May 31,'55

5,716,975
$8.47

5,914,876
$9.17

5,640,161
$7.47

1309.

p.

by

arrangements

&

Co.,

approximately

arrangement,

legal

formal

a

offer

requirements

Gaylord's

to

fulfilled.—V.

are

of

Inc.—Stock Split, etc.—
24

voted

stock

will

June
new

to

split

the

on

increase

proceeds received from the present stock offering, the sum
to purchase the new furnace equipment required
program.
The balance of $50,000 will be added
"to the cash working funds of the company, to be applied from time to
the net

Of

*

ef $180,000 will be used

of

July 15.
President, stated

the

finance

181,

per

of

preferred

officers

the

of

the

company

181,

"The
p.

newly
stock

1875.

that

to

the

split

is

Board

proceed

common

now

traded

the

stock

in

had' author¬

necessary/steps for
on

.-the

the ' oyer

New

the

York

counter

a

end

the

/
Directors

of

with

to

defray the costs of In¬
'
any way to
.

company

was

incorporated on May 9, 1924

in Dela-

principal business is the manufacture and sale of nigh alloy
are resistant to l^eat, corrosion and abrasion.
It oper¬
modern high alloy foundry in Scottdale, Pa.
sales for the month of April, 1955 were $476,000 as compared to

$1 094 177

total net sales for the first three months of the year.
At
December. 1953 the company had a $1,606,172 backlog of
of which 21% related to defense work.
On Dec. 31. 1954,

represented defense products
$1,058,946, of which about
from Pratt & Whitney, divi¬
sion of United Aircraft Corp.
All orders, when given and accepted, are
non-cancellable, except by mutual consent.
All defense sales $re sub¬
ject to renegotiation and/or price determination.
The margin of profit on business done in April, 1955, amounting to
$43,615 before taxes, shows an increase over that realized in the first
the

backlog

of

As
-

of

orders

firm

company

outstanding at
retired on -April 1, 1955.

announced

company's

Exchange.

market.-—V.

was

also

funds,

offering will be used in
of Florida West Coast Hotel Corp.

Its

Net

a

tc\

income was $2,835,958, or
requirements on 1,498,650
the close of the year.
The

stock

common

stock

Erwin

activities

the

BUSINESS—The

ates
on

before.
For all of 1954. net
share after preferred dividend

year

other company

with

together

time,

stalling such new equipment.
None
of the
proceeds of the

»

that

aforementioned

the

for

6,700

1955

5,

record

Erwin.

The offering has

castings which

stock

Aug.

share.

The stock was purchased by the under¬

company intends to undertake a program of mod¬
and improvement of its furnaces so as to improve efficiency
melting capacity.
It is contemplated that this program
will involve a total expenditure of approximately $380,000 and will take
about one and a half years to complete.

v

common

distributed

be

Stock Exchange at $5.50 per
per

PROCEEDS—The

Inc.,

shares

New

Inc.,

that day on the American

and

$tock would be exchanged for some 2.700,000

all

as

1,800.000

Co.,

ernization

three

Upon com¬
Zellerbach to

Blyth

&

writers at $4 per share.

during the first
five months
of
1955
earned
net
income
approximately double
the
net income
of 51 cents per common share earned in the like period

listing

1560.

p.

Uranium

been completed.

dividend income to

Preliminary

undertaken

were

Gaylord common stock.
Zellerbach expects to make

River Mills,

2-for-l

Stock

With SEC—

letter of notification

a

share, and closed at $5.37 V2

investment bankers.

informal

the

Dan

Mr.

filed

B.
York, on June 20 offered
60,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at the market,
without the benefit of a selling group. The stock opened

1309.

$1.81

8

of common

activities.

asset

Net

made

was

stockholders

Under

the

181,

covering

—V.

Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—

Crown Zellerbach common

W.

June

shares

corporation

Total

and Gaylord Container Corp. on June 29 announced

unissued

the

its

bring

ized

cent)

Jaquith, Inc.,
to be used to jxay expenses incident

As of—

outlsfanding stock of the Gaylord Container Corp.

Gaylord

shares

Andrq announced

June

on

on

Diversified

and began busi¬

industry.

announcement

The

pay

'mining

engaged in the business of selling indus¬
insurance and accident insurance in the State

possible

the

paper

increase

of

(par one

with the SEC
stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
per share,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be
for drilling operations and for acquisition of new prop¬

Burnside

stockholders

Board

of notification

stock

Carroll,

Duraloy Co., Scottdale, Pa.—Stock Sold—Mortimer

pletion

22.

other

letter

a

Memphis,

machinery,

good will of the fiber rug
F. J. Andre, President, announced

Colo.—

Denver,

'

cents per share)
through
Kansas.
The net proceeds are

is

Zellerbach

authorized

equip¬
division of Patchogue-

filed

through

(10

Elected

Co.—Chairman

Allen

Chairman

as

other

and

2799.

p.

the

earn¬

to make loans; and for investment in real estate and

etc.;

cents

ware.

inventories'

ment,

has

Co.,

Enterprises, Inc., N. Y.—Files

175,000

200,000

to

Shares

shareholders

crporaticn

net

of revenues.—V. 1"81, p. 1309.

activities.

company

The

Durham,
President, stated that Mississippi, Arkansas and
probably will be the first states entered by the Cosmopolitan
company when it undertakes an expansion program this Fall,—V. 181,

shares

CongoJeym-Nairn, Inc.—Acquisition—

agent.

reported

Manager,

Uranium

&

23

share

Securities and

W.

Crown

This

company's transfer
General

The net proceeds are

Dinosaur

1924.

ordinary

nationally

2855.

$35.00

SEC

Alabama

preferred

outstanding

Oil

June

on

per

gas

erties—V.

of Tennessee.

to

each

concerns.

covering

ipar $100),
outstanding shares of Gognon

the

Insurance

insurance company

shares of

The company,
With sales last year of over $90,000,000. js an im¬
portant factor in the electronics industry, being engaged principally
in the design, development, and manufacture of specialized'ground and

for

stock

common

Devonian Gas & Oil Co., Renova, Pa.—Files

jointly by J. D. Zellerbach, President of
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp. and Edwin J. Spiegel,
President of Gaylord
Container Corp. on behalf of their respective boards of directors.
Mr.
Zellerbach and Mr. Spiegel said agreement had been reached in prin¬
ciple on an arrangement under which Crown Zellerbach may make an
offer to the Gaylord stockholders to exchange two shares of presently
of

such

the

Ga.,

President and

corporation

business

at

notification

of

organization

partner

Tenn., insurance firm,

The

(Continued from page 2)
The

and

receivable!

the

2470.

letter

a

purchase

to

Life

Allen,

This corporation

shares.

of

notification with the
10 cents) and
of 6%
(par $1), both
issues
to
be
offered publicly
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The
proceeds are to be used to purchase and/or discount accounts

products

p.

shares

1,000

and

Co.

Cosmopolitan
firm,

filed

?3

used

be

Mfg.

&

Harold

plans

Investment News

cents

covering
25,000 shares

and approximately 300 shares of common stock

proceeds

the

plus accrued interest to July 25, 1955.
redemption may be converted into common
share

one

Atlanta,

of

Dependable

Cook Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC

approximately

(par $100)

trial

for

of

11 months ended May 31, 1955 of $1,765,000 equal to $2.94
the 600,609 shares outstanding at May 31. With gross rev¬

company

oil

used

Crown

Corporation and

on

The

$61,127,589

General

called

SEC

devel¬

and

continue

Debentures—

effective

field, development of
diversification of products through

and

development.—V.

(Frank R.)

ness

and

„

Woolman,

10

to

of chemical equipment, corrosion resistant pipes,
plastic raw materials. Dr. Lux stated he is looking forward
aggressive expansion policy involving the possible acquisition of

uses

the

accounts and notes receiv¬
equipment incident to its refining,

rights,

property

supplies

of $54,127,000, earnings were 3.26%

The

at

board.

the chemical
will

to

sold to Kerr-McGee its holdings, In¬
crude oil in its refinery and pipeline
tanks; all its refined and semi-refined

covering 2,999,000 shares of common

Co.

Inc.,

view

Files With SEC—

Previously he had

Md.

present

the-

of

result

a

no

all

storage

Lines, Inc.—To Redeem

rate

"

director,

a

as

with

Kerr-McGee.

Denver-Golden

President—

and

President

Chemical Corp.,

Industries,

inter-company

p.
,

elected

it

by

treasury

and

an

den,
cz

Shea

Electric

businesses
new

by

Co.;

&

been

will

Deep Rick

1955 at 102%

Bank

E.

enues

facture and fabrication

ducts,

Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Bache & Co.;
R. S.
& Co., Inc.; Hornbiower & Weeks; Carl M. Loeb,
$33.62'/a

bank

that

lesigning as Vice-President in charge of sales

the

The company

shares

172,300

Corp,

Price,

director

a

is

manager

General

by

stock

mon

2799.

the

share

a

of common

Spring & Manufacturing Co. 115,000 shares of com¬
(par 50 cents).
Price, $2.50 per share.
Of¬

287,500 Urion

as

Lux

opment of
been

has

Lux

acquired
its

in

things,

materials,

p.

at

C.

York.—V. 181, p. 2691.

Co.—New

stock

preferred

Kerr-McGee

01

Gregory & Sons and Sutro Bros. & Co.

Oil

held

and

proper^'

181,

tional

1, 1555 on which date the corporate name was changed to
Industries, Inc.
Timothy F. Murphy, formerly President, whl

continue

Completed.

Co., Inc.

H.

Fibre

.;

principal amount of debentures. The opportunity to exercise this privi¬
business on July 20, 1P55. Debentures surren¬
dered for conversion should be sent to the Citizens and Southern Na¬

July

Haveg

to

of common stock (par $1).
Price, $2.80 per share. Orfered bv Gearhart & Otis, Inc.;
McCoy <fc Willard, and White & Co.
All sold.

700,000 Stylon

John

of

as

Haveg

Price,

par).

Gcidman,

$109.87y2

of capital
Offered by

shares

90,000

of

merger

shares

basis.

Rock

with

other

Denver", Colo.

Corp.

Investment

Street

stock

Jersey)

(New
Price,

the

'

Continental-Diamond

Dr.

Oil

following

the City of New

of Kerr-McGee preferred stock

lege en'ds at the close of

New York, has

■

Boston Corp.

First

The

Corp.

assignments

new

National Lank of

*

Inc. 96,000 shares of capital
$51.50 per share.
Offered by

Co.,
Price,

Boston

9,888,750 Standard

429,000

Oil

$15).

(par

5,016,00C Standard

The First

$1).

4,944,000 Sccony-Vaeumn

of

pressure

Engineering

O.)

(par

Offer—This

Exchange

of

be

ancillary

and

Debentures

.

stick

soon

offering.

trnsaction,

and

stock

Hoguet, Jr., Vice-President
who resigned because of

York,

will

it

prior convertible

Deep
will

among

July 25,

on

(2)

New

addition

corporation 01) June 23 announced that $2,500,000 of its 5'/2%
^convertible (subordinated) debentures have been called for redemption

Stanley & Co. (the dividend
underwriting terms to be supplied by

of

to the

instruments

20
In

The

Morgan

succeed

Bank

the

Geneva,

aggregate,of 150,000 of such shares
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.
preferred stock, on

an

450,000

transaction

ings for the

National

Corp.—Makes

the

of

offer

that

—V.

of the financing are to-be used for property additions
and
improvements, or to reimburse the company's treasury for ex¬
penditures made for such purposes.
The company estimated its 1955
capital expenditures at $78,800,000.

Completed.

supply
there.

at

2799.

p.

pro-rata

a

shares

a

stock,

common

Hamilton, Vice-President of Bankers Trust Co.,

for

sales

capital.

proceeds

Frank

its

program

pipeline and marketing operations; its trade mark and trade names,
and substantially all of
its undeveloped leases in the United States.

amendment).

Corp. 12,400 shares of common
Price, approximately $15 per share.
Of¬
by Granberg, Marache & Co.

(J.

186,000 Hess

on

'products,

100,000 shares of preferred
offered for public sale through an

and

will

built

be

of

70%

electronics..

Peace"'

will expire at 3 p.m. (EDT) on July 15, 1955.
150,000 shares of Deep Rock common stock are tendered

than

system

by common stockholders of record
basis (unsubscribed shares to be offered

at

be in
for

Daystrom

distribution.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc. will realize nothing
the exchange transactions, as the 450,000 shares of 4y2%
cumu¬
lative prior convertible preferred stick are part of a block of 674,880
of such shares which were acquired by Deep Rock Oil on April 27, 1955

subscription

1955, on a 1 for 20
competitive bidding);

21,
sale

rate,

24 filed registration
shares of its no par

373,689

for

to

with

into

offer

underwriting

All

in

Co.—Registers Stocks With SEC—

June

on

(1)

initially

181,

shares

Delta Air

Consumers

to

about

and

Daystrom

that

Curp.

any

SEC

preferred

Jones,

from

stock

the

Roy

expected

Is

share of Deep Rock common stock.

exchange
■

underwriting.
The
payable; extensions,

without

of

with

said

and

"Atoms

reactor

Oil

exchange,-the

are

stockholders.—

notification

of

cumulative

per

for

letter

a

market

complete reactor control console for peacetime use,

a

lt*ck

be divided

ables,

filed

June 21

on

the

exchange

more

In

company

fields,

the

summer

in

said.—V.

one

"for

on

738,721

employees'

the

by

in

cumulative

The

Bankers Trust Co.

to

completed

19fc5

the basis of three shares

charcoal,

animal

by

allied

and

this

use

450,000

41/2%

2470.

p.

Gas Co.—Offering

15,885 unsubscribed

Consolidated

Trust

The

of common
Offered by

& West Virginia Hy. 55,000 shares
(par $100).
Price, $26.87*/2 per share.

stock

for

181, p. 2927.

Suburban

1,478,125 Pittsburgh
Faine,

sulphate,

Thomas

Inc.,

electronics

Electrical. Instrument

right to exchange

10

potasium

the

corporation is offering holders of its common stock the

Consolidated Telephone Co., Florence, Ky.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—

shares of common stock (par
share. Offered by Lehman Brothers
Goadby & Co.
Completed.

,

•

annually

the market

cluding

Completed.

-

The

for

Deep

in

14,500

tl,445,000 Phillips Petroleum Co. 20,600 shares of common stock (no
pari.
Price, $72.25 per share.
Offered by Bache & Co.
,

operation

regeneration units
additional units will make Con¬
acid

acid.
plants in the United States and three in
Eight of the 10 American plants are located in the
addition to sulphuric acid, Consolidated
manufactures

In

purchases..

Net

.

constructed.

stock

mon

sulphuric

the nation's largest producers of sulphuric

operates

sulphate, muriatic acid,

the

27,

Thrift

V.

,

complete

into

instruments

Daystrom,

ox

that

out

participant

a

A.E.C.

regeneration

to

spent

aims

top

y"ear ending March 31, 1956 will

As

shares offered recently to stockholders. As provided for in the offering
•plan, Bankers Trust purchased the unsubscribed shares, at the sub¬
scription price, as a temporary investment for account of the company's
pension trusts and will subsequently transfer them to the Employees'

Price $19.50 per

Completed.

Inc.

Water C«. 106,000 shares of com¬
(par $7.50.
Price, $30 per share.
Under¬
written
by Drexel & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.; The
First Boston Corp.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder.
Peabody & Co.; Merrill Lynch. Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Sriomon Bros. & Hutzler; Smith, Barney & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Stroud & Company.
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; E. W. Clark & Co.; DeHaven &
Townsend, Crouter & Bodine; Janney & Co.; W. H. Newbcld's Son & Co.; Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Pa'ke; Wurts,
Dulles & Co. and Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Oversubscribed.

3,180,000 Philadelphia

twin

Consolidated Natural

46,680

$19.50 per

spent sulphuric acid
the unit placed in

new

a

a

These

glues and their by-products.—V. 181,

With
June

to

Corp.

works,

Tex.

ever

of

one

Argentine.

animal

Completed.

Perkin-Elmer
$1),

.

largest

aluminum

280,000 Otter Tail Power Co, 10,000 shares of common stock (par
$5).
Price
$28
per
share.
Offered by Smith,
Barney
&

the

the

shares of common
Price,
$32.75 per share.
Offered by
Securities Corp.
Completed.
Electric

&

operation

Houston

Consolidated

stock

30,000 shares of common

Blyth & Co.,

Electronics Field—

in

atomic

June 23.

Weston

electronic

fiscal

and

$2,000,000

cost

If

when-distributed basis.
by

Gas

stock

910,266

its

solidated

Gas Co. 20,000 shares of common stock
when-distributed basis. Price, $19.75 per
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.

a

into

at Baytown,

are

by

Offered

474,875 Oklahoma

:

put

at

May

190,000 shares of common stock
(par $5), on a when-distributed basis.
Price, $19.25 per
share.
Offered by The First Boston Corp.; Glore, Forgan
& Co.,
and Blyth & Co., Inc.
Completed.
^

v

and

unit

(par $10).
& Co., Inc.

Blyth

by

will

presently manufactures sulphuric acid at Houston, BayFort Worj.h, Tex.,: and at Baton Rouge, La.
In June, Con¬

solidated

1,925,000 Northern Illinois Gas Co.
7:

trical,

plant

j

Illinois Gas Co.

$5),'

(Par

a

Offered

585,000 Northern

at

way

the Mobile River.

on

Southwest.

Inc., Completed.

share.

under

of

merger

Jones

Supply
Co.
2,000
shares
of
common
Price, $38 per share. Oflered by Blyth

par).

395,000 Northern

sulphuric acid plant at
made by G. L. Bond,
once and completion is

contact

announcement

an

get

the

on

pointed

billion

$20

and

completion of
"we
are now in a
position to gain an important share of this growing mar¬
ket.','
The company now has five of its seven operating units in elec¬

the

Mr.

&

Water

(no

•«& Co.,

large

a

to

will

reach

Consolidated

Completed.

stock

guild

Expand—

on

103,000 Ideal Cement Co. 2,000 shares of common stock

76,000 Jamaica

will

according

Inc.—To

Industries

said

Jones

put

Inc.;

Expand

of electronic

and the acuisition of aaditMnal firm a in the electronics

of

two

are

President,

Switzerland,

Co.;
H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc.;
Janney
& Co.;
Suplce,
Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Wright,
"Wood & Co., and Yarnallj Biddle & Co.
Oversubscribed.

.

field

181, p. 2011.

1).—V.

development

control systems

was

will be located
adjapent to Courtauld's (Ala.) Ltd. visccse rayon works. It will incor¬
porate the latest advances in engineering design.
The raw material
required, Sulphur, will be supplied by water transportation to company

$10).

&

Thayer,

Ala.,

Construction

by mid-1956.
sulphuric acid

This

C.)
&
Sons 30,678
shares of common
Price, $25 per share.
Underwritten by
Boenning & Co:; Newburger & Co.;

<W.

(par

Stroud

'

(which

companies

two

docks

Co. 8,000 shares of common stock

$27.75

766,950 Hamilton

.

the

expected

Completed.

stock

Chemical

corporation

Moyne,

President.

Oversubscribed.

Fridley & Hess.

and

Co.,

206,000 Gas Service

"

take place about July

Consolidated

stock

Mosle & Co.; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
Co.; Walston & Co.; Russ & Co.; First

Rotan,

Hutton

Brothers;

Lehman

Co.;

&

Curtis;

&

Inc.;

Southwest

;

between

Mr.

Mart,
Inc. 130,000 shares of common
Price $10.50 per share.
Underwritten

1,365,000 I cod

<

transaction

the

The

Co.

&

L

of

expected to

per

Daystrom, Inc.—To

contains

from

$10).
Price, $35
Completed.

(par

the new division.
The building, he said, is two stories high
250,000 square feet of floor space.
Equipment purchased
Patchogue-Plymouth will be moved to the new location soon after

and

Price,
Completed.

Co.

7

(7)

house

to

A.), Inc. 3,000 shares of class B stock
$22.25 per share. Offered by Cohu

(Thomas

$3.33Vb).

(par
&

..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

5%

May

was

three
On

was

30,

$767,026 of

1955,

months of the year.
Nov.

Florida

which 22%

the order backlog was

for defense work on sub-contract

9,

West

the

corporation

Coast

'
acquired all of the outstanding stock ol
which owns and operates the Oranga

Hotel Corp.,

....

.

.

3

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(8)

Sarasota, Fla., and the Mana-

Blossom Hotel and the Hotel Sarasota in

PRESENT FINANCING

,

•Demand not

demand

•The

''
700,000 shs:

payable—-(SI par value)

stock

Common

listed

note

held

is

above

by

28,

v.

431,000 shs.

American

having been made from the issuance of the note to March 31,
creating the balance of $405,000 as indicated.—V. 181, p. 2355.

of

as

Farm

Federation,

Bureau

their

and

April 21.

as

and

Dynamics Corp. of America—Earnings and Sales Up—
Consolidated
Tot

the

sales

Dynamics

of

months ended

five

Cf

like

period

to

rose

David

and

Bonner,

T.

the

The

.millions'

of

in

dollars

Uainage claims*—V.

I

couples

With SEC—

total

price,

for

public

through

sale

Lynch, Pierce.
public offering

Fenner

price

&

tion

interest

Tne

Beane.

underwriting

and

Short-term

underwriting

an

33/<%

terms

Share Co.—Asset Value Up—

by amendment.

Services Inc., engineers, con¬
structors and business consultants,
is nearly 50%
above the end of
T 954 and about 9%
ahead of a year ago. Ebasco s construction backlog
.'s up close to 60%
over the end of 1954 and more than 30%
over a
year ago.
Important electric an<1 industrial contracts, involving over
985,000,000 of additional construction, are in the active negotiation
fctage. Ebasco is a wholly owned subsidiary of Eond and Share,
The anticipated major expansion in demand for electric power in the
next 15 years, Mr. Walker said, is helplul to Ebasco.
He pointed out
that by the end of 1970 use of electricity is expected to be three times
what it is today and he added that power companies are expected to
jtpend 70 billion dollars between now and 1970 for construction.
As

the

to

Foreign

outlook

Power

for

Bond

Inc.,

Co.

Mr.

Ebasco

general

funds

treasuiy

and

used

for

the

company and its subsidiaries,
improvements.—V. 181, p. 2692.

and

Share's

and

Walker

anticipated

the

that

American

in

investment

said

of

of their own
of both

oil resources

countries,

Income

from

investments

Walker

Mr.

in

should

I. J.

should

Latin

in

materially benefit the
Colombia

help to

America,

and

increase

to

be

position

available.

and

He

take

can

general

corporate

including

that

the

"In

due

addi¬

7iet

value

15, based

bo

Factors

This
4

is

and

Share's

stock

$30.63

was

June

increase

of

$21,200,000.

15.2%

or

asset

over

value

ctock
the

of

Ebasco,,53.5%
stock

common

of

of

the

Gas

liiver Glass Co.,
a

both

in

construction

market value of $17,155,000
Walker

Mr.

said

that

funds, derived from

Bond

the

June

on

and

Included

in

this

total

is

funds

well

public

under

utility

committed

or

based

and

uses

products.

ultimately

Bond

National Research

The

company's

R2,144,000,
interest

of

ar.d

and

Share

investment

the

the

interest.

the company

It is

is

produce
partner

a

materials

with

for

United

1955.

in

the

Escambia

situation

estimated, Mr. Walker said, that by the end of the
will have

an

additional

$5,000,000

to

$6,000,000

in this situation.

vested

in¬

.

An initial investment has also been made in a
glass fiber operation,
nlso under construction, near
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, where a
is being built to manufacture
glass fiber mat and other materials. The
Peace River Glass investment represents a 40%
interest in the capital
stock of that company.

pWftv

Earnings
ended

credit

for

March

and.

same.

Bond

were

for the

and

Share's

equal
12

to about

$1.25

share

a

$1.29

to

months

Earnings for 1955,

Bond

share,

a

ended

similarly

on

stock

common

May,

before

the

a

Share

are

12

were

expected

common

months

prior-year

the earnings

adjusted,

and

for

tax

about

to

be

months ended

Importantly,
wtxich

broad

due,

March,

part,

the

to

the

Power

took

part

Study Group,

in

which

has

an

the

Rocky

Mountain

with

agreement

the

pC*2692

proc*Uce s^eam *or generation of electric

on

6EC
lier

corporation

on

June

16

covering 66,450 shares of
share),

purchase

without

filed

common

underwiiting.

equipment and

a

supplies;

letter
stock

The
and

of

be

to

proceeds

for

is

on

offered
to

are

be

L.

would

Zeldman,
to

move

anu

President,

new

quarters

Juniper Streets,

finance

located

/ Mr.
leet

in

and

the

Fox

we

West

on

in

June
the

27,

Bankers

Philadelphia,

Pa.,

on

Securities

July

2,

that

and

member

of

the

industry

executive

the

new

stated

that

the

company

will

location.

occupy

out,that th? number of mergers among
^f' as wel1 as the marked increases in installment
have
created

an

expanded

demand

over

oil

the

to

and

business organizaand credit

for

accounts

factoring and financing by small and
middle-sized

SSSSStol "Jistrlbutbra

and retailers. Last

Sr4&^Tio7T3559-vcnTp.




buying
receiv¬

manufacturers

year FCA registered

a

30".'

6ioume WUI account for *

of

the

named

the

have

principal

severally
of

amount

I.

i

...

granted

underwriter an
the effective date of

to

each

14

days from
purchase from the

to

for

reserved

were

below

corporation

all

or

additional

principal amount of debentures set
opposite the name of such underwriter.

only

each

the

by

representative
has agreed to

underwriters

amounts

forth

set

in

Column

but

the

upon

purchase from

II,

"

Jackson & Curtis—

Co

&

$550,000

435.000

—

215,000

435,000

&

Co

Co

215,000

215,000

.•

215,000

435,000

Rothschild

F.

$1,100,000

—_

1

Column II

110,000

215,000

110,000

215,000

110,000

200,000

100,000

130,000

70,000

85,000

40,000

85,000

40,000

85,000

40,000

two

&

—

Co

&

Lestrange

Warren

Harris

&

&

York

W.

&

&

Co._

Co.,

&

Inc

Co..

Company,

Haupt

Scott,

_

Inc

—_

Inc

r

Inc

65,000

_•

Co

Horner &

35,000

65,000

Mason,

35,000

65,000

35,000

65,000

35,000

35,000

15,000

35,000

Inc.____

Straus,

Chace,

McDowell-

Whiteside,

West

Clayton Securities

of

&

Winslow,

Corp.—

Inc

.

Schmertz & Co.,

Cunningham,

of

capacity

Blosser &

—

—__

Inc.;

15,000

35,000

Totals

companies will embark imme¬

—V.

allied

181,

15,000

$4,000,000

$2,000,000

,

2928.

p.

General Container
See

resigned

as

is

member

a

the

and

properties,

in

for

both

Henry

Co.,

V. Leece,

urer

and

of

head
will

member

distribution
companies

Alexander

G.

Comptroller,
Accounting

the

of

brokers

in

South

p.

Joseph
Mr.

the

P.

elected

Gardner

of

Trade

who

of

the

effective

Board

of

of

the

retired

July

tions,

Treasurer
was

company.

Corp.

Jackson

&

1.

Directors

and
and

The

from

refunding,
operation

prices

June

debentures

1,. 1956,

and
of

ranging
June

1,

are

to ,100%
at

half

the

1,

member

of

the

and

execu¬

181,

p.

for

$8,700,000

share

common
■

in

on

on

to

Electric

18.—V.

181,

'

Corp.

Notes Sold

notes

—

due

June

15,

1965.

—

V.

181,

premiums

the

if

called

Offered

associates

debentures

prior

to

June

otherwise.
are

1,

of
—

potential

Automac

agreement,

and

competitive

industry."

Manufacturing's total out¬
by General Instrument in

the last five years reflect approximate yearly sales of
which profits averaged $462,000, a yield of 83 cents
the 555,000 shares to be added to General's outstanding
"

two

and

companies

development

combined

their

technical

contributions

to

Automatic'

whole

radio,

and

six

of

The

plants

television

VHF-UHF

TV

electronics

and

in¬

total

ap¬

•

after

General
in

the

Instrument

United

deflection

television

tuners

.

consolidation
States

with

Corp.,
and

components,
and

will

assets

Canada,

VHF,

automobile

UHF

radio

is

a

and

tuners.

Manufacturing with assets of $5,178,083
and
plants
at
J., and Beckley, W. V., was originated in 193.0 and has
in development and production of shielded intermediate
transformers for the radio and TV industry. Both General

Instrument
radio

Instrument
1

and

and

Manufacturing

electronic

Manufacturing's
officers;

Manufacturing,
ment

Automatic

and

equipment

Automatic

at

100%

the

company

Newark,. N.

specialized

Through
to

the

$14,000,000.

producer

combination

of

•

spending almost $1,000,000 a year
product engineering, it was added,
experipnee "should result in continued
are

and

"
assets

$8,749,655

leading

on

redeemable

1960

earnings

management,

radio-television-electronics

the

dustry."
Combined

and

of

the

research

important

6.

Debentures

—

Curtis

Corp.—Acquisition Approved, etc.

stock.

Together

frequency

or

General

16

'

1,500

Averages

1955.

sinking fund,
from 101%
on

1965.

as

shares have been acquired
555,000 shares of authorized but unissued General In¬
capital stock.
Automatic has enjoyed substantial growth since its formation and
each
year's operation since 1938 has shown a profit, it was stated.

redeemable at prices ranging from 105%
to
after June 1, 1969, if called in connection with
such

Humphrey
from

exchange- for

as

offered publicly
$6,000,000 of 5% subordinated
debentures, due June 1, 1970, at 100% and accrued in¬

June

Mr.

membership

strument

formerly Secretary
a

terms

its

the

within

standing

Mr.

and

June 30

terest

W.

elected

o

strengthen

Under

..appointed Chief Financial and
The post of Comptroller will be

Corp. above.—V.

Acceptance

and

board's

'

promissory

position

Exec¬

George, Assistant to the President, has also been elected
the company and William H. Miller has been named
Treasurer.—V. 181, p. 2472.

Webber,

the

Finance

Treas¬

as

of

General

Gilbert
been

it was announced

The stockholders on June 27 approved the acquisition
by this cor¬
poration of Automatic Manufacturing Corp. of Newark, N. J.
The
move,
according to Abraham Blumenkrantz, Board Chairman, is "de¬
signed to broaden General's product base, further diversify its opera¬

and

Paine,

and

have

/

2692.

per

Zellerbach

Co,,

Co.,

Electric Co.,

,

Ford

Mr.

of

increases

General Instrument

Vice-

and

M.

See Crown

Motor

Hanna

27.

3V2%

Announced

Chairman

committee,

discontinued.

Assistant

A.

2300.

p.

as

committee.

he

Ford

the M.

.

succeeds

serving

the

of

of the General

Privately—The
company has arranged to place privately, through Salo¬
mon
Bros. & Hutzler, an issue of $12,000,000 10-year

Antonow,

Feicht

President

directors

election

General

and

after

of

(

and

York

June
The

directors

Chicago, 111.

G.

Vice-President

named

below.

Co.—Adds Two New Directors—-

past two years.

Chairman

addition,

Officer

the

New

director

been

executive

as

been
In

and

Chicago Board

Ralph

executive

Corp.—Proposed Exchap<g€j Offer—

Co.

Vice-President of

the, board

on

of Fort Wayne, Ind., manufacturers
equipment.
He
is
also
President
of

insurance

Lindquist,

has

committee.

the

Corp.

succeed

the

in

are

Co.—Executive Changes

continue

of

the

President, has

to

Paper

II.

Ford

Humphrey,
to

our

officer

an

electronic

and

Committee

Gardner

of

Ballastran

Regis

General Electric

«

'

Feicht

St.

for the

arrangements

Mr.

who

Feicht

J.

Gifford

after

pursuant to Executive

Lunt:

proximately

4

the

of

due
the

of

eight shares were
certificates into full

1959.

corporation

has

reserved

were

debentures

conversion

shares

expiring

Column

period

exercisable

Co.,

investments.

Buildine

square

the
in

scrip

issuance

38,7850

underwriters

below

II

for

warrants

from

a

debentures;

outstanding
and

the

Co.__.-_

&

&

Battles

1955.

5,000

of

stock

capital

for

reserved

reserved

Plans,

corporation

option

Moseley

Fairman.

immediately.

utive

^

2,000.000 to 3,000,000

common

convertible

were

subordinated

were

for

of

purchased pursuant to the option.

Arthurs,

Gay lord Container Corp.—Proposed Merger—

is among the five largest specialfactoring companies in the nation. It has
been
Building, Philadelphia, for over 10
years.

from

authorized
shares,

Singer, Deane & Scribner

Presi¬

as

committee

of expansion and acquisition of properties in

Gardner-Denver

the

5%%

statement

is
the

of

Stroud

originally held,

with

Feicht

Charles

announced

option

S.

L.

are

transformers

Arthur

to

of

400,000

to

.

Coast."

Bowers

Mr.

tive

the

$2,000,000

corporation

Hamlin

are

President

working capital.

Widener

Zeidman

in

bjr consumers,
able

in¬

companies, although he
of the brewery pro te n

as

.President of both conipanies for

($1

The organization, founded in 1945,

zed

of

properties

John

of

the

200,000

stock

shares

240,000

below

the

Column

Shields &

serving in the chief executive
salary or other compensation.

without

increasing

from

Column I

which appear

is

He

oNincorporation

articles

the

1955,

11,122,757 shs.

below, or in the
event that less than $2,000,000 principal amount of debentures are pur¬
chased, its proportionate share of the total principal amount of deben¬

to

Quarters—

Walnut
.

both

Angeles financial
interests
represented
bv
Chicago attorney of Antonow and Weissbourd.

thp

war

of

operating head
leading figure in the brewing

a

with

used

serve

a

to

20,

common

of

five-year

forth

set

of

In

Reynolds

Los

Factors Corp. of America,
Philadelphia, Pa.—Moves to

Leonard
ftrm

the

min¬

the

70,000 shs.

a

stock

shares

purchase

to

exercise

1'

President

director

a

reference

Secretary

New

for

shares

Option

of

part

tures,

adequate

June

on

preferred

conversion

registration

The

interim.

currently negotiating

Associated

V. 181,

at

also

programs

are

the

on

a

notification

would

recently we completed

Electro-Ceramics, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
The

be

*400,000 shs.

3.000.0QQ_shs.

amendment

an

of

irrevocable

forth

greatly encouraged by the recent business of the brewerv,
Fox de Luxe showing increased sales for
May and June as against a
downward trend for the brewing
industry in general. Currently we are
serving markets in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and
Michigan, and

Energy

power.

will

ore

3,996,000

value)

par

Kio.

"We

for conducting
investigations into the technical and eco¬
feasibility of designing, constructing and
operating nuclear re-

nomic

company's intial

6,000,000

value) including

of

shares

the

our

recently proved

reserves

2,280,000

None

1970

_

filed

Stock

addition,

option

Texas,

tional

Nuclear

Atomic

Commission

In

large cash reserves will
permit us to augment present earnings through the acquistion of addi¬

During the

establishing

ore

to

the

for

agreed

manu¬

that

3,720,000

Dreyfus

named

companies.

"With

energy field increased
the Atomic Energy Act

of

our

fact

y

3,600,000

__

convertible

45,580

debentures

Brewing Co., Chicago, HI.—New Control

was

undertaken

be

atomic

passage

the

$4,000,000

debentures,

UNDERWRITERS—The

acquisition by Fox of another
surveying the field with a view to acquiring addi¬
tional properties in the beverage
and other fields," Mr. Feicht ex¬
plained. "I might add that a much more aggressive sales program will

the

share

a

fiber in

and

1961

4,000,000

June 1,

53.360

5%

exercise

Ira

brewery and

.

1954.

activities in

opened
the
door
for
private ' enterprise to participate
front in developing peaceful uses for atomic
energy.

Ebasco

year.

in

s

available

the

Feicht also announced that

"We

stock.

$1.17

12

During 1954, Ebasco

fibers

1,

2,280,000

par

shares

Employees

owning properties in Oklahoma, Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky,—
is a "spin-off" of Fox, stockholders of the brewing
company
having acquired ownership of Kio on the basis of a share of Kio for

equal

Discussing Foreign Power, Mr. Walker said "that Foreign Power's cor]>orate earnings on a preliminary basis for the 12 months ended
March
v/ere $8,255,000, equal to $1.14 a
share, compared with
lor the

asbestos

Outstanding

35,565 shs.

1984;

reserved

the

companies

lines.

totals

now

21.

thq company's business,

of asbestos

users

1,

15-year

latter to stockholders, said;

pit operations on the

presently

of

he

He

diately
and

and

represents
Bond
and
Share's
45%
advances to National Research for half its

FINANCING

4.000,000

of May 31, 1955,
the conveision
of

June

Expansion—

each share

Bay

the

Feicht

Mr.

plastic

Gas

PRESENT

note,

(without

the number

for

27.

two

both

Escambia

$1,930,000

balance

10%

will

but

June

dent.

this enterprise.

in

which

year

also

income

note,

1 As

.....

pending selection of

of

near Pensacola, Fla. It will
pro-y
materials for industrial and agri¬

ammonia and other nitrogenous

cultural

TO

——

any

for

demand

facilities during

announced

B«y, Whose plant is under construction
duce

substantial

are

of

shares;

-

Mr.

than

15,

for

a

March

sinking fund

($1

F.

time,

on

holdings

earmarked at June

or

invested

of

income

net

shares.

controlling interest in this company (formerly
known as the Peter Fox Brewing Co.) and an associated oil
producing
company, Kio Oil & Development Co., by interests headed by Arthur
J. Feicht,
Chicago insurance executive and investor, was announced

cost.

More

way.

re¬

company

net

and

$35,694,000

sinking fund

capital

corporation

and

Expansion—.

June 20 in

on

June

on

due

1984—

effect

*Giving
the

the

profitable adjunct to

a

through deep

Acquisition

stocks had
over

the

corpora¬

series

Paine, Webber,

year

investment

of

program

domestic

invested

were

are

of

Act,

listed

The

about $4,400,000

or

Share's

disposition

required by the Holding Company
$30,000,000 of such funds

stage.

15,

1954,

$7,416,815

____

series

expansion program

—Plans

the chemical, metal, oil and other
Escambia, Bay Chemical Corp. and Peace

the

we
the

Fox de Luxe

j>aper, and stocks of 20 companies in

industries and investments in

31,

consolidated
of

outstanding scrip certificates

engaged through our wholly-owned subsidiary, Flint¬
in the mining of asbestos in the Province of Quebec,

t

of Foreign Power, 9%r of
investments in commercial

Corp.,

brokerage

series

$1.00

June

a

1,

$1.50

;

^

"This subsidiary has also acquired additional
properties
to have promise."—V. 181, p. 1876.

stock

common

United

as
of

available

creased

in

an

Dec.
and

EFFECT

the

of

due

stock

of

invest¬
is

Assets at June 15, in addition to net current assets included all the

.go.

also

and

insurance

insurance

states.

19

1970

1,

will be initiated promptly and should have
a
favorable effect upon earnings after the capacity of the mill is in¬
creased.
The development of the ore body will extend over a
period

been

on

!

sub¬

insurance

its

of

general

1968

1,

April

Common stock

processes.

view

"This

slackening

share

a

completed

was

ing property.

closing qiarket quotations and including Bond and Share's
Ebasco Services
at
its capital and estimated
surplus.

on

Investment

Band

of

It

half, and to mine effectively substantial

Walker, In reviewing the affairs of Bond and Share, stated that

asset

notes,

subordinated

due

production is less than the company's requirements, the direc¬
tors have approved an expenditure in excess of $3,000,000 to
expand the
capacity of our present mill at Thetford Mines by approximately one-

ia business.
Mr.

in

income

GIVING

_

5% ^subord. debs.,
5%%
convertible

pur¬

property

July

due

current

conjpany

any

lines

and

$1,381,545

total

Through

allied

ended

year

of

subordinated

Preferred

:

This has been

facturing

Power's

for

opportunities

added

advantage of

been

Ltd.,

particularly

&

large

have

have

Mines

Canada.

economy

Peru.

Foreign

which

of

some

number of years.
stated that advantageous

also

cash

should

Venezuela,

in

share.

per

1535.

p.

Harvey, Jr.. President,

"We

kote

a

continue

strong

a

which

has

Walker said,

anderproductive for
ment

it

as

kind, Mr.

cents

180,

Flintkote Co. Inc.—Proposed

the population of Latin America, which is expected to in¬
crease by 60%
in 20 years, should further increase demand for elec¬
tricity in Latin-American countries.
He also pointed out that in two
major countries, Argentina and Brazil, the trend is toward development

of this

60

—V.

in

(jrowth

and

offices

with

borrowings

'senior

4'/4%

Firemen's Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J.—Secondary
Offering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $7.50)
was made on June 20 by Blyth &
Co., Inc., at $44.50 per share, with a dealer's discount

Walker, President, on June 22,^in reviewing the ajfairs of,
the companies in which Bond and Share has investments, said that the
Oeorge G.

of

of

through the
of short-

reduction

for the previous year. For the first three months of' 1955,
amounted to $2,517,140 and net income to $353,161.

_____

4.70%

Fifteen Oil Co.—Stoqk Sold—The recent public offer¬
ing of 179,897 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $9.62\'z
per share through White, Weld & Co. and Rotan, Mosle
Inc.
was
quickly
oversubscribed.
For
details,
see
V. 181, p. 2928."
"
K
,

June 28 offered publicly

net

service contracts

development

business

the

lor

companies.

insurance

102

the

income

compared

income

number

of

operates

issuable in

proceeds are to be used to retire $528,125 of
6% -8% unsecured and subordinated purchase money notes and $497,250
to retire outstanding $6 cumulative preferred stock.—V. 181, p. 2692.

! acklog

or

call date
will be

balance

the

Authorized

net

of

tions

120,222 shares of common stock (par $1) at $10 per share.

Electric Bond &

loan

life

CAPITALIZATION

be

to

poses

—Courts & Co., of Atlanta, on

offered

by Merrill

be supplied

the

to

added

"■

-

It

of $1,061,970

proceeds, approximately $5,003,000 (plus treasury funds)
applied to prepay in full $4,910,000 of funded debt (plus
$33,000 of prepayment premium).
The balance of the proceeds will be

Economy Auto Stores, Inc., Atlanta, Ga.—Stock Offered

PROCEEDS—The

headed

Of

are

181, p. 2117.
'

to" be

1975,

conversion

tq

are

cars.

,

wholesale

and

ouierwise,

automobile

credit

EARNINGS—For

ported

Mass,

1,

rate,

This device is expected to save
rolling-equipment
maintenance
and
freight-

and

and

writes

the

in

$1,354,835

corporation on June 24 filed a registration statement with the
covering $6,000,000 of convertible subordinated debentures, due

group

new

switches

Southwick,

of

Corp., Cleveland, O.—Registers

finance

it

•,

businesses.

operate.

to

July

company's future.

statically

Lambson

D.

plans

company

SEC

"backlog of orders, contracts being negotiated and prospects
the near term,"
Mr, Bonner stated he was very optimistic as to
of

Lorenzo

is

the

which

other

oi

sidiary

total

"Substantial progress is being made in develop¬
products," he reported, "for both defense and industrial
applications, particularly in the field of automation."
A
subsidiary.
Reeves
Instrument Corp.,
penected in conjunction
with the Union Pacific RR. the "electronic yardmaster" which auto*,
the

in

states

company's president

Ferro

$50,000,000.

ment

other

of

retail

or

the

to

the

This

Based on
ever

laws

prior

,

financing will

the

converted

BUSINESS—Organized in Pennsylvania, the company Is engaged in
making of instalment loans directly to individuals, the retail fi¬
nancing of new and used automobiles for purchasers, the wholesale
linancing of dealers' inventories, and the rediscounting of receivables

engages

the

pose

America and subsidiaries
$17,609,626 from $17,036,785

of

Corp.

May 31

1954,

oi

of

lean,

of

properties
borrowings.

term

been

not

the

a

■

proceeds

have

instalment

auqeisition

Bureau

which

outstanding as of June 21, 1955) and
working capital and may be used for

to

additional

be used exclusively for the pur¬
of providing the company with funds necpssary to comply with
requirements of surplus to policyholders under New York
law

Net

1967,

($382,000

proceeds from the sale of these debentures are to
any
5%
convertible subordinated debentures, due

redeem

to

1,

added

'

President, announced
tn
June 29.
Net income for the five months, after taxes/ minority
Interest and subsidiary preferred dividends,
amounted to $634,568 or
*4 cents a
share
as
against $613,991 or 23 cents a share for the
tame
1954
period.
Unfilled orders, Mr. Bonner noted, are in excess
the

July

Farm

State

to

used

be

.

organizations.

local

1955,

Delaware,

lew

.

.

Organized under New York
multiple line insurance company author¬
ized
to
write
fire
and
casualty
insurance,
it is applying to the
Superintendent of Insurance of the State of New York for a license
to do business, and also will file applications to do business in Con¬
necticut,
Massachusetts,
Maine,
Rhode
Island,
Pennsylvania
and

"535 000

1955,

the

law

each or a total of

<55,000 per month, seven monthly payments of $5,000

\

t;.

company

Federations

Fidelity Trust Co.) of Pittsburgh, Pa., datid Aug. 9, 1954, and in
amount of $500,000.
This note is being liquidated at the rate of

fnow

the

;

1955,

of

Colonial Trust Co.

The

%

filed a registration statement with the SEC on June
covering $1,500,000 of 5%
debentures, to be offered in
amounts of $250 at
100%
of principal amount,.
No underwritihg is
involved, the offering to be made by the company directly to members
The

Outstanding

Authorized

•

PROCEEDS—Net

Family Mutual Insurance Co., Albany, N. Y.—

Registers With SEC—

EFFECT TO

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

Farm

Fla.

River Hotel in Bradentown.

tee

.Monday, July 4, 1955

..

Martin

H.

Benedek,

Chairman of the
Executive Officer;
and

becomes

Chief

are

important

components for
top executives

two

defense
were

President

suppliers

of

applications.

named
of

Board

of

Moses

Shapiro,

General

Automatic

General

Instru¬

Executive

Number 5443

Volume 182

Vice-President
General

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

....

Automatic, has been named to the same position
a
newly-created post for that company.

of

record

at

each

Instrument,

Monte

post by the

board.—V. 181,

new

The

p.

proceeds

net

181,

28.

June

■en

purposes.—V.

filed

23

June

on

The

a

for

used

be

to

are

2118.

general

■'

.

SEC

The

its

cumulative

$2.90

convertible

dividends.

jplus

accrued

•close

of business

.

,

used

the

time

10,
share.

per

$53

at

to

220,000

$1

filed

26

shares

A

The

of

incident

expenses

surplus

mining

to

The proceeds are

operations.

per

conversion privilege terminates
1955.—V. 181, p. 2800.

shares

32,000

its

of

total of

Co.—Fund Buys

Organ

10,000 shares

of

used

retire

to

in

.$778,000
The
.-at

Haydock

Fund,

This

with

Cincinnati

the

180,

to

181,

SEC

above.—V.

General
the
"With

the

for

for

$9,399,000

$22,457,000

•with

first

"the

principal exchange

O.—Registers
Commission—

investment
June

on

23,

filed

company

covering

1955,

registration

a

$624,500

of

With

•ended

stocks
the

to

shares.—V.

its

At

of

$1.42
5,801,300

share

per

Consolidated

covering
and

while for

8,000

as

lor

30

at

,$25

be

compared

the 12

of

stock

con¬

used

shares

$1.43

operating

to

181,

For the

•

first

the

for

of

revenues

5,836,600
$3.16

12

months

5,766,400
$3.21

5,039,100

$2.43

$2.73

subsidiaries

telephone

basis

the
each

totaled

in

1955,

against

as

$69,760,000

of

ended

May

The

'

r-

stock

preferred

$g.50)

(par

plus

Co.
Secondary Offering — A sec¬
of 2,500 shares of common stock (par
made on June 23 by Blyth & Co., Inc. >at

Offered—The

at

benefit

the

have

dividends

also

debentures

105

thereafter

and

and

to

assembly

of

at

$10.50

augment

BUSINESS—The corporation
manufactures

trade

the

household
"Waste

name

the

EARNINGS—In

anet

King

at

$55

of $240,314

on

option

the

of

$500,000
preferred stock.

value;

the new

will be added

to the com-

principally in connection with the Hertz
expansion program which requires sub¬

incurred

effect

„

and
disbursement annually.

Motor

Weedon

<te

EFFECT

GIVING

preferred

the

Tire

stock;

subsidiaries

note;

associated

in

the

*

Rubber

Co.,

Common Stock Offering With
The
SEC

company

covering

on

the re¬
Given
stock,
shares of

for

of

additional

one

initial

share

Akron,
SEC—

by

each

for

shares

held

at

the

record

July

It

ties.

is

expected that the

the

sale

notes

equipment
dates

and

represent
due

are

borrowings by Hertz
monthly installments

in

time

the

the

at

of

borrowing,
of 4>/4%..

rate

the

most

thereof

recent

of

amount

York,

4Vt%.

for

providing

line

a

21,

of

$100,000,
the

in

in

credit

of

payments of principal

providing for

amount

$2,000

of

quarter,

per

and

secured

by

ord

company

net

t Does

value
No

$100

does

shares

of

of

the

in

include

not

of

shares

pany

of the additional

of

amount

70,094.96

$438

shares

preferred

of

stock

the

of

par

per share authorized by the certificate of incorporation.
preferred stock are issued or outstanding, and the com¬

not have any plan
preferred stock.

UNDERWRITERS—The

respective

percentages

Lehman Brothers

all

taxes

and

depreciation,

of

1955, rec¬
$703,376, com¬

pared with $612,353 in the corresponding quarter a year ago. This is
equivalent to 39c per share after preferred requirements on the 1,653,436 shares of common stock presently outstanding.
No direct compari¬
with

prior periods are available because of the Issuance of common
during the year in connection with the conversions of debentures,
stock split-up, stock dividend,
acquisition of subsidiary, and exercise
of stock options.
^
Retail sales for the three months to May 28, 1955 were $64,205,073,
sons

time

the

for

of any

issuance

several

the

of

underwriters

and

the

unsubscribed debentures to be purchased
%

&

Bear,

Becker

Eberstadt

F.

H.

&

Inc

Co.

6

Lazard Freres & Co
Paine,

Webber,

&

Curtis

6

6

I

6

Jackson

Union

"

Co.—2

&

6

Hentz & Co

6
6

Stearns & Co

Co

"

G.

Goldman, Sachs & Co

6

Allen
A.

20

20

.—

Hornblower & Weeks

Wertheim & Co

Securities

6

Corp..,

*

—V.

181,

p.

2801.

6

—

stock

a new

record also, compared with $53,702,798 for the sajne three months

of 1954',

an

increase of 19.57«.—V. 181, p. 2801.

Eastern

Hewitt-Robins Inc.—New Product—
This
and

corporation

paper

Mutual

Life

company

on

June 23 filed

Insurance

Co.,

Denver,

letter of notification with the SEC

cove.ing 45,583 shares of capital stock to be offered to stockholders of




fashion,

life

cords

in

an

of

the

hour

feeds

and

piles

orderly
the

a

has developed

a

log

feeding

Industry which unscrambles logs as

«

Colo.—Files With SEC—
The

said.—V.

180,

sever?

The

per

t

sales

Mr.

year.

being

mad*

acceler¬

are

2082.

p.

of

Niagara

Alkali

both'of

Co.,

on

six-tenths

cf

share

a

of

Hooker

stock

common

of

both

companies at special meetings

tj

of

directors

June

on

Chairman

as

Chairman

Bjarne

of
of

Klaussen,

of

the

would

be

Board

the

R;

K.

Bar>

*

changes,
as

Bartlett,

Mr.

member

a

executive

in

of

election

Edwin

succeed

to

company's newly created Finan.j
formerly Executive Vice-President, v. )

company.

change

no

announced

22

the
the

of

the

Boar 1

retiring

board,

responsibilities.

th.

stated

i

Murray,'*

"Mr.

also

stated

that

the

of

board

Klaussen

directors

to remain

in

the

had

both

requested

active service

the

of

com¬

for a period of two years beyond their normal retirement dateu la

pany

and

1957

that they

had agreed to do so.

will provide greater continuity of executive direction of the
affairs during the period following the largest program <: C
expansion in the company's history, including the consolidate t

"This

company's

plant
with

Plastics

Durez

Chemicals,

and

Inc.,

which

became

effective

i

\

-

April,

the

also

and

at

plant

of

construction

Vancouver,

No.

a

caustic

sod

Chemicals,

Lhi.,

Murray and M. Klaussen had been President and Executive Vice*

respectively, since

President,

1951.
to Mr. Bartlett,

is comprise 1

Murray and R. Wolcott Hooker, J. Herbert Babcock

The
of

Hooker

by

C.,
announced recently," Mr. Bartlett said.
Mr.

$11,000,000

new

B.

and John x'.

finance

new

Mr.

committee,

in addition

all of whom are Vice-Presidents and directors,

Clinton U.

and

director.—V. 181, p. 2693.

Luikvns, a

Illinois Bell Telephone
The

has

company

the

purchase

due

1995.

See

V.

July

set

of

it

from

181,

Co.—Bids. July 12—
12

the

as

p.

day

first

$30,000,000
2929.

it

will

mortgage

receive

bids

f t

series

bonds,

V,

Chicago,

common

net

181,

111.,

proceeds

Offered—Kidder, Peabody Ci
June 22 offered publicly 7,80)
stock (par $10) at $18.37V2 per sharv
on

to

for

used

be

general

corporate

purposes.—

2929.

p.

Head Mills, Inc.—Seeks Tenders—

directors

The

into the Aug.
the

July

on

1,

authorized

June 29

fund

Old

the

by

1955,

mailed

were

Colony

agent for the preferred stock.—V.

Steel

Inland

the required

1 preferred stock sinking fund.

sinking

to

the

payment of $30,7 '7

Letters requesting tender j
preferred stockholders
i

Trust Co., Boston,
181, p. 2119.

tranrf;^

Mass.,

Co.—Registers With SEC—

filed a registration statement with the SEC on Jtn?
covering 500,000 shares of its no par capital stock, to b»
for
subscription by officers and employees under the 195 i

This

company

1955,

23,

Employees' Stock Option Plan of the company.—V. 181, p. 960.

International

Shoe

Co.—To

Increase

Facilities—

projected 15% increase this Fall in sales of men's ar I
this company, the world's largest shoe manufacturer, c:t
announced plans for increased production activity and Lf

meet

a

boys'

shoes,

June

23

integration

of plant facilities.
The company will open a second ma
in Cape Girardeau, Mo., and will increase productio n
Midwest factories.

ufacturing0 unit
in

other

12

part of men's and boys' shoe production presently carrk 1
company's three New Hampshire shoe-manufacturing plan3

That

in

on

the

be

integrated
of

network

plants

by late Fall with the productionof Internationr. 3
in the Midwest,, close to the company's executive,

styling and shipping headquarters in St. Louis.
As

announced la*t Spring,

was

the company's Eastern sales division.

which sells a general line of branded men's women 3
shoes, will continue to be headquartered and have Its

Sundial Shoe Co.,
and

children's

Manchester,

warehouse

in

East.

some

a

For

substantial

time,

of

part

N.

its

distribution area is in t.J
women's and children's shoes and
shoes have been produced in tha

Sundial's

men's
*

Middle West.

now

H.

all Sundial's

divisions

sales

in

headquartered

which

.

have

Mapthester

nationwide

will

be

distribution

moved

to

.

..

and

a<»

International ?

centrally located headquarters in St. Louis.
They are Great Northern
Shoe Co.,
which sells men's and boys' shoes under dealers' privaca
brands, and Hampshire Shoe Co., which sells men's and boys' shoes
to
volume buyers.
Both these divisions will continue to have their
individual style and pattern departments.
Edgar

plete
was

a

in

E.

Rand,

President,

said:

"The

integration

move

will com¬

25-year transition of that minor part of our shoemaking thafc
East to the Middle West.
The Eastern* production facili¬

the

the projected integration turned out about 3V2% of
total production last year."
also has a tannery at Manchester.
There Is to ba
no changeiin the operation of this facility.
The three New Hampshire factories, Claremont,
Newport and Laka
Plant
at Nashua—all approximately 50 years old—are the only re¬
maining New England plants still making shoes of those which Inter¬
national acquired
in 1921 through the purchase of the old W. H«.
McElwain
Shoe Co.
Altogether, some 1,400 Eastern employees whl
be
affected by
the change.
Approximately 600 other Eastern em¬
ties

involved

in

International's

International

storage

Great

Pools.

$1,000,000

Co.—Negotiating for Mergei*
and

company

stockholders

President

Two

names

of the

this

at

%

Co.—-Reports Record Earnings—

after

manufacture

to

Swimming

exceed

announcement

announced

and

one

Murray and Mr.

interest

$54,449,. providing

amount of

combined

interest

reports for the three months ended May 28,

earnings,

to

said, "will continue to be the company's Chief Executive Officer.

mortgage

by each of them are as follows:

Union

he

the maximum

June

for payments of principal and
per month, secured by mort¬
gage on premises located at 275 Jackson Ave., New York, N.
Y.
II Such notes represent borrowings by the company from The First
National Bank of Chicago and Manufacturers Trust Co., New York.
principal

working capital requirements.—V.-181,-p. 2800.

Grand

there

To

maturing

note,

premises located at 606-612 W. 131st St. and 609-613 W. 130th St.,
New York, N. Y.;
and 4(4% note, maturing March 24, 1959, in the

stock, together with other cash funds of the company, will
be used for thesje and other financial requirements, including increased

.The

in

all

on
this product are
The general company-wide sales

commenting
on
these
Chairman, who will continue

$15,000,000.

premises located at 543-551 W. 38th Street and 536-542 W. 39th St.,
York, N. Y.; 4J/2% note, maturing Dec. 3, 1973, in the principal

common

-

contract

a

Fiberglas

In

offered

Corp. and

on

and rubber production facili¬

proceeds from

elected

for

at

New

Co.,

combined

rate

terms are to be supplied
financing will be added to the general funds of the com¬
use from time to time for such purposes
as may be de¬
by its management. It is anticipated that expenditures for
plant and
properties during 1955 will exceed $50,000,000, including
substantial extension of the synthetic rubber plants recently acquired
other chemical

5,058,300
1,500,000
758,738.86 shs.

New

Dillon, Read & Co., Inc., is
the subscription price and
by amendment.
Net proceeds

Government and

facilities,

fabricators

of

shipments

the

this

becomes

Indian

5,058,300
1,500,000
3,000,000. shs.

8,
1965, in the principal
amount of $160,000 providing for payments of principal and interest
combined in the amount of $3,200 per quarter, secured bv mortgage

the

the

lender

§ Includes

pany for
termined

from

companies'

plastic

integration

Fall.-

Committee.

deben¬

1956

various

interest

amount

1955; rights to expire on or about Aug. 8.
as
the principal underwriter; and'

underwriting

at

Inc.

the

Trust

on

of

28,

by Hertz Stations, Inc. pursuant to a loan agreement, dated March 21,
]955,
with The First National Bank of Chicago and Manufacturers

O.—Registers

shareholders

common

ten

named

of

affiliated

diversified

Complete

314,449

X The revolving credit notes represent borrowings by Hertz

Crowell,

28

912,512
subscription

offered

Thermacote

June 28 that they are negotiating
of Niagara Alkali Co. into Hooker Electrochemical Co. 1/

board

The

period of

a

with

filed a Registration statement with the
shares of its $5 par common stock, to be

June

the

Y.,

the

to

shares of

$4,536,184
15,000,000

314,449

—.—

stock, par value $1 per share

installment

The

of

N.

of

this

who

Co.,

Outstanding

four years from the dates of such borrowings. Each
note
is secured
by trucks which at the time of borrowing had a
book
value
equal to
100%
of the amount there'of. The notes bear
interest at rates varying from 4%
to 5% determined by negotiations

Co.;

&

Feb.

due

notes,

Stations,

and

underwriting are:

,

convertible
subordinated
due July 1, 1970

113% %

over

87,500

and

lett

V.

tures,

under

bearing

&

of

Illinois Brick Co.—Stock

FINANCING

$4,536,184
15,000,000

equipment notes.
credit notes
§4'/2% mortgage notes of wholly owned
4%

issue,

current

PRESENT

TO

revolving

J4 Va %

out¬

DempseytTegeler Co.; Fairman,
Harris & Co., Inc.;
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.; Loewi & Co,; Newfcurger & Co.; Fusz-Schmelzle & Co.; Hamlin & Lunt; Irving J, Rice
.& Co., Inc., and Dallas Rupe & Son.—V. 181, p. 2800.

Goodyear

purchase

Changes in Personnel—

°

CAPITALIZATION

tCommon

bank

short-term

Cruttenden

Co.;

the

Corp.,

Coach

Authorized

the previous year.

to

held

chlorine

earned.

March 31, 1955 the company had
sales Of $10,425,712, compared with earn¬

on

UNDERWRITERS—Also

181.

t

each

The

company

to July 30, 1957 and at decreas¬

EARNINGS—Operating revenues during the 12 months ended March
31, 1955 totaled $31,462,915 on which a nefc-Thcome of $2,134,297 was

Pul^erator."

sales of $9,333,351

CAPITALIZATION—Giving

par

and

received

plant.

pace,

Lindley Murray

July 1,

incorporated in 1923 under the name of
is engaged primarily in the business of
renting and leasing automobiles and trucks at 120 locations in 34
major cities in the United States. As of last March 31, the company
and its subsidiaries owned approximately 5,531
automobiles and 8,653
trucks and engaged some 1,675 employees.

demption
of
outstanding preferred shares, capitalization of
Manufacturing Co. will consist of 172,284 shares of common
$1

research,

$2,000,000.—V.

of
the outstanding 600,000 shares of Niagara.
Should th>"
negotiations result in an agreement approved by the board of
directors of both companies, it is anticipated that the proposal will I; j

share.

per

fund beginning

and used in the main to finance the increased
portion of the proceeds may be used temporarily

A

replacement

cash

Chicago

ended

year

earnings of $310,296

ings

redeem

disposer units

garbage

issuance

merger

Snyder,

with headquarters in Los Angeles, Calif.,

commercial

and

to

a

corporation

v

frt)m the sale

proceeds

reduce borrowings

equipment

the

at

up
S;

general funds

stantial

amount

thereafter.

share.

a

dishwasher;

new

a

of series A cumulative convertible
the company's working capital.

shares

*•'

most

Electrochemical

officers

He

stock

sinking

a

"Installment

standing

expanded

an

nearly

.

common

of

redeemable

are

of the principal

Vrj %

pany's
to

proceeds from the stock sale will be used to finance

and

new

several

require

current

through

volume of business.

cents

,

convertible into

are

will

PROCEEDS—Net
..

preferred stock is convertible into common stock at the
holders at the rate of 0.90 common shares for each
It is redeemable on or before June 30, 1960 at $10.75

accrued

the
areas.

expected

are

that

rapid

for

of debentures for
The rights expire

amount

stock held.

common

share.

production

of

recently

states

a

the

July 1, 1969 under which the company is required to
retire $250,000 annually, and at its option may retire up to an additional
$250,000 in each of the specified years. For the sinking fund
the debentures will be redeemable at prices decreasing from 102'/2%.

—

share, with a dealer's discount of 70
It was completed.—V. 181, p. 2472.

PROCEEDS—Net
the

with
of

announced

Thermacote
one

the Newark

for

stockholders of record June 24,

Weeks.

&

issue

the

of

29

Eastern

alone

Hooker

1955.

debentures

The

Manufacturing Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—

new

preferred

and

Niagara Falls,

The offering has been underwritten
headed jointly by Lehman Brothers and

11,

group

a

1960

1955,

31,

Straus, Blosser & McDowell on June 30 headed an un¬
derwriting group which offered publicly 87,500 shares
•of series B 6% cumulative convertible preferred stock
at par ($10 per share).
•option

of

The

the SEC

BUSINESS—Corporation,

Given

expenditure

an

Paddock-Cinderella

submitted

principal

$100

The

in

months.

Products

share.

per

out

underwriting.
The proceeds are to
of pilot films, and used for working

production

15 shares of

July

on

ondary offering

$10) was
$40.75 per

of

Holiday

item

Frischer

180,

without

Corp.—Debentures

ing prices

Gerber

V.

—

rights to subscribe for $5,058,300 of 4% convertible
subordinated debentures due July 1, 1970 at 102 Vfe-%. on

5,677,700

telephone operating revenues
'totaled $147,835,000, compared with $133,917,000 for a similar period in
1954.
With
manufacturing, sales and directory operations included,
'General Telephone System consolidated revenues were $177,880,000 as
•of May 31,
1955, contrasted, with $158,507,000 for the same period in
1954.—V. 181, p. 2581.
_

closed.

(par 25 cents) to be offered in
stock and
two
shares
of preferred

common

is offering to its common

1955—12 Mos.—1954

The

$77,605,000

five

in

companies, is being exchangd for 150,000 shares of
Total outstanding shares have been increased to 449,015.

company

tms

be

Hiertz

period in
1954.
Including manufacturing, sales and
operations, total consolidated revenues for General Telephone
to

celebrating

product**
including plastic skylights,
fiberglas furniture,
aircraU
containers, welding accessories and ice cream cabinet display.*.

The

on

2118.

p.

Hornblower

1954

of

for

pay

by

amounted

make

parts,

stock

common

share,

per

cumulative

10%

of

of

shares

capital.—V.

months

same

.'System

books

June 8 filed a letter of notifictaion with

on

shares

120,000

Tor

•directory

the

and

the

Midwest

ating at

."$62,878,000 for the first five months of 1955, compared with $5^,030,000
the

together

program

June

on

addition

thousand

on

oversubscribed

units

the

General

of

$8,281,000,

to

5,677,700
$1.01
5,373,500
$1.07

5,836,600
share

Earnings

Inc.—Secondary

1955

during period

per

and

newspaper

planned,

Hemisphere Productions, Ltd., Washington, D.C.—Files

net income applicable to the common stock was
compared with $13,772,000 for . the 12-month period

period

Earnings
Average

made

was

The corporation

shares outstanding—

end

Industries,

of

The
will

2396.

for

compared

1954.

stock

common

amounted

1955

as

corporation,

the

of

subsidiaries

its

1955—5 Mos.—1954

Common

of

currently

complete.

represent

Holiday stock.
r

June 29 by Reynolds & Co. and Smith,
Hague, Noble & Co. at $17.50 per share. This offering

1954, The per share earnings are as follows:

31,

May

will

company

shares

statement

1955,

as

is

saws,

Products, Inc., Newark, N. J., together with two affiliated
companies.
Final approval was voted June 27, 1955 by the board o£
directors.
According to George K. Frischer,
President of Holiday,
2,800 shares of Thermacote stock, representing all of the outstanding

181, p. 2473.

sec¬

$1)

Consolidated net income
$26,677,000, as compared

for the same period last year,

31,

May

$18,482,000,

and

$11,666,000,

to

1954.

1955 was
months ended May 31,

12

of

of

31,

May

preferred
applicable

on

months

five

$5,738,000

with

•ended

amounted

period

same

the

for

income

net

corporation

this

1955

ended

dividends

After

solidated

the

months

12

of

to

years

modernization

This

(par

was

of

income

net

months

and

Corp.—Net Earnings Rise—

Telephone

five

first

equipment

press

Plastic

Offering—A

p.

Consolidated

manufacturer

-

351.

p.

.-Hayes

repay

2800.

p.

oldest

2014.

p.

is

Texas;
In the states of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas,
and Oklahoma,
the company serves more than 179,000

telephones.—V.

two

program

the

Angela,

Mexico

JNew

and

loans

150th

This

ondary offering of 25,640 shares of common stock

bank

28.

June

on

the

2473.

p.

Cincinnati,

Inc.,

;

Securities and Exchange

General Telephone Corp.

has its operating headquarters and

company

San

short-term

in

$2,000,000

notes due

printing

is

Holiday Plastics, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Acquisition—•

by General Telephone Co-, of the Southwest will be

secured

which

company,

anniversary.

Stock Interest—

.amounting to $800,000 to General Telephone Corp.
The funds

announced

was

The program, according to J. L. Auer, President, will result
machine
tools being introduced
to every department of the
Hoe plants—machine shops, foundry and saw division. It will

„

stock of this company have been

common

$1,200,000 purchase of machine tools, the large??
the company, has just been approved by the board

a

of

it

magazine

Haveg Industries, Inc.—Name Effective, etc.—

stock

common

history

its

be

to

the

directors,
This

of notification with the
stock (par lo cents)
to be

common

for

program

in

accounts.

letter

a

without underwriting.

share,

per

pay

and

0

(R.) Hoe & Co., Inc.—Modernizing Plants—

1955

Winnemucca, Nev.—Files With SEC

May

on

capital

increase

to

ing to Stanley M. .Sorenson, President.—V. 181,

all of
share
at the

1955

16,

company

sold

it

for

Sept.

$5

purchased by Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund, Inc., accord¬

sold on June 30 at par $2,000,bonds, 3.40% series due 1985,
to two insurance companies and a savings fund. At the

.same

share

new

by

at

about

first mortgage

of its

•000

one

for

Co. of the Southwest—Bonds Sold

General Telephone

Privately—This

of

underwriting,

See Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.
.

ratio

subscribed

not

without

used

be

Hammond

.

,

The

July 11,

on

stock

corporate

'!

redemption on July
preferred stock
at

for

called

has

in

share

per

public,

corporation

offered

Precision Equipment Corp.—Calls Pfd. Stock

corporation

to

are

covering

A

General

$3

held;

to

Griff Mines, Inc.,

letter of notification with the
SEC covering 6,000 shares of common stock ino par) to be offered for
subscription by certain employees at the closing market price on the
24ew York Stock Exchange on July
12 (closed at $31.62V2 per sharecorporation

at

10

shares

offered

of

General Outdoor Advertising Co., Inc.—Files With SEC
The

be

proceeds

2692.

p.

June
three

will

Instrument was re-elected to his

President of General

Cohen,

(9)

and

diameter.—V.

them

with "the
belt

is

onto

result

increased.

the

that
The

will handle logs up

161,

p.

2801.

belt
log

device

^hey

are

conveyor

jams

feeder

are

has

a

for

the pulp

picked up from
gently

and in

eliminated
capacity

of

and
50

to five feet long and 18 inches

ployees will not be
facturing plants and
—V.

181, p. G4G.

affected.
employs

a

International operates 64 shoe-manu¬
total of approximately 36,000 persona.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

10

antenna

Registers

Anaheim, Calif.

Interstate Adjusteze Corp.,

te

showrooms,

SEC on

filed a registration statement with the
covering 345.534 shares of its $1 par common Mjc
offered for subscription on a share for share basis, at $2! per^

interstate^Engine }?&, 2?.,

by common stockholders of
organized Adjusteze and owns the outstanding $308,932
are
to
be exchanged for 154,463 shares
Adjusteze

notL

'f

a

,

The

^Th

stockholders is
Cruttenden & Co., and Fa,r"ia" ^ C*,hare
wiill receive commissions of 15c per share in respect of .
of subscribed stock and 30c for unsubscribed stock
^Hnrtrmllv <>nAdjusteze was organized on March 11, 1955
and is pr ncipadlyon
Engineering

to

offering

stock

to

receivable

developed

theretofore

of

for

general

Record—

All-Time

this 61-year-old

of

records

sales

monthlv

Ail

Sales Set

Inc.—May

Services,

Diversified

broken

were

company

'

■

1955, reported Grady Clark, Vice-President—Sales, on
June 22.
The grand total was $83,705,€46.
;
,
,
.
Of this amount, gross dollar volume of sales of *ouI^ufua*
rnent funds managed and distributed by I. D. S totaled .$?7,661,488.
pie
lunds are Investors Mutual, Inc,, Investors Stock Fund, Inc., Investors
Selective
Fund. Inc. and Investors Group Canadian Fund Ltd.,
all
during

Van

,

Butcher

„

affiliates of I. D. S.

-•

(

181,

Crowell,

I.

Hal owell,

Johnston,

BUSINESS—Ionics

organized

was

as

by American Research
and Development Corporation and
Juda, who is now Executive Vice-President and technical

1948

'
Its

business.

ment

its' electric

use

of

sea

water

Wocdcock,

Dr.

were

sales.—V.

such

from

181,

corporation

June

on

of

Lake

Co.—To Build

Sulphur

The

and

and

This

to

design,

heretofore

has

Walet

being sold

the

uneconomical

been

the

by

Last

Atlantic

will

field, and

Refining

April

builders

and

Kidde

subsidiary,

new

a

the

utilizes

company

electronically

to

the

from

gas

its

invented

and

developed

constitute

Ernest

by

of New York and Houston,
Automation Systems,
Inc.,
was

and

The

Oil

and

contracts

concluded

and

Co.

Lake

and

Co.

and

formerly

with

Electronics

Securities

—

—

the

The

less

maturity

at

the

share,
stock

of

provided
shall

tively,
will

into

time

be

may

the

to

the

at

made

for

accrued

of

In

2,

who

the

(hut,
at

in

such

shares

case

before

or

shall

conversion

price

1960

on

applicable

be

price
to

the

the

time

be

invested

in

dividends.

community

antenna

systems.

A

part

of

will be used to develop the company's product line, to
engineering and development department and to increase
sales personnel for areas not now actively covered by the company.
the

BUSINESS—Corporation
ment,

manufacture,

sale,

is presently

installation,




engaged in

servicing

the

and

design,

leasing

of

180.

p.

2397.

of

develop¬
master

Ind.—Securities

Yorktown,

With SEC

was

the

as

the

to

principal

company

funds

of

underwriter.

listed

Director,

and

of

the

Board

selling

be

as

the

of

owner

112,150

portion of their holdings.—V.

a

which is

now

175,

be

used

2488.

also

the

plane to
A

181.

Proposals of
S.

Now

»

This

have

was

The
from

Walter

the

over

management

made

was

in

a

letter

and

two

top

officers

of

the

company

his

on

nine-man

slate

of

directors.

While

Corp.,

Mr.

a

Weismann,

holding

Chairman

company

for

and

owner

number

a

of

of

other

Aetna "Industrial
corporations,

spokesman of the group, the apparent originator of the
is Bernard Frankel, a
resident of New Jersey,

Libby

stated.

W.

Parry,

City,

and

Jr.,

Max

as

members of the "group are;

Wilbur

E.

Dow,

and

move

against

Mr.

Bridges

.

.

Others named

is

Mitchell May, Jr., Alfred
Lawrence E. Brinn, all cf New York

Rosenfield, N. J.—V.

181,

p.

2930.

turbo-jet engine,

the

is

now

and

Is

Nayy—'

the

will

ADiso J-71,

power

changes

the

F3H-1N.

.

.

the McDonnell plant in St. Loufj. ilo..-the
for delivery to Navy operarticrai units

scheduled

180, p. 2243.

of

Georgia

personnel

Kraft

Co.

in

President

with

Co.

By

and

Inland

the

of

respectively.

and

A1

company.
Mahrt and H

H.

Vice-President

and

General

No

A.

Man¬

j

carrying out the plan Inland has invested an additional $9,000 000
-ioint enterprise resulting in an increase of $2,900 030 in the

the

value

of

Rome

$3,000,000
.

'

Corp
provisions in

rew

.

ager.

Container

appropriate

control

contemplated

are

as

Georgia

Kraft

continue

will

continue

and

Rome

that reorganization papers
equalizing its oTrnsrship] of

announced

29

Delaware
and

Mead

in

will

June

on

in

Co.

name

charter

Kidd

propelled

J-40

filed

the

under

the

Mead's

Kraft

where

capacity

will

-

be

for

As

further step it has b-??n arranged
retire its. debt
to
Mead
adding

a

shortly

funds

available

customer

and

will

indebtedness

equity.

Co.

Mead's

to

industry

for

expansion

requirements

general

decreased

indicate

cdrporate

$3,075,000

in

the

conclusion

at

tha

of

of

areas

need

of

Mead's

purposes..

addi¬

indirect

the.

trans¬

action.

Mead

The

than

25

and

yesrs,
and

to

1948

and

in

companies

being

owning

and

Mead
1934

Inland

Mead

Inland

In

other

is

p.

white color treatment.

gray and

production at
series

Kraft

■

^Weismann, of New York, spokesman for an eastern
group who claim to hold 400,000 shares,
about 11%. of Libby's out¬
standing stock.
In his letter Mr. Weismann offered to place Bridges

181,

C«rp.—Continues Expansion—

that

W.

University

Jhe 10,000

corporation

tional

-

In

1956—V.

been

Macon

In

.

the

September.—V.

pnoreVowerful

under

Mead

25th year in the avia-

company

President.
proposal to take

the Denver area
Shopping Center
293C.

branch in
Hills

suburban

in

in

h'aveyChe Navy

Demon

through

'

of. minority stockholders to assume the man¬
were flatly rejected on June 28 by Charles

group

a

this

of

General Manager
the center v LI contain
store—the seccnd to be
approximately 30 other stores and
that

downtown

and this corporation announced on June 23 the deliv¬
F3H-2N Demon, a powerful single-jet carrier-based
also announced that the new Demon is the -first air¬

first

F3H-2N.-

new

and Learstar twin-engine execu¬

Bridges,

seven

complete

a

the company and

announced

area—and

first

open

Westiughouse

^Libby, McNeill & Libby—Group Seeks Control— :
agement

of

pound thrust class,, this engine- was-devel¬
oped- to provide good fuel economy with jmuximum thrust eumut..An
afterburner installation augments the engine thrust considerably.
The

2119.

p.

for construction

Colo.,

company's

May

Denver

to

newer,

the

at Grand Rapids, Mich., and at Elyria,
products include electro-mechanical aircraft actu¬

transport airplanes.—V.

approximately

site

44-acre

a

Denver,

operations,

construction

of the
fighter.
It

divisions

has

Co.—To Expand—

purchased

McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Delivers Jet to

where its LearCal Division and Aircraft Engineering Division are
The company's

Aetna

Vice-President of

a

the

of

ery

L. Kroehler,
stockholders

Anniversary—

celebrating its

letter

a

common

The U. S. Navy

to

shares (13.4%).

p.

of

through

.

company's

under

initially'

will

Kroehler family, Including Delmar
Chairman, are listed among the

Inc.^—Celebrating. 25th

It

Touff,

scheduled

;

will

from its stock s»le
the company, which

has

downtown

center.

in

The

furniture "manufacturing

and

of

Denver

its

built

with the
Of these
issuing com¬

of

filed

15

shares

shops.

filed a registration statement
its $5 p~r common stock.

28

June

Department Stores

branch

in

-

Inc.,

to

share

per

company

west

book

common

on June 2,
1965, respec¬
of conversion no adjustment

See V. 181,

SEC—
on

100,000

$3

at

shopping

aircraft electric %otors, automatic pilots,
instruments, radio communications and navigation equipment, air-

tive

and

proceeds

expand

abeve.—V.

craft and industrial pumps and valves,

per

of the offering together with the proceeds
special offering of 50,000 shr.res of common'" stock to company
employees, will be added to the general funds of the company.
The
company intends that a substantial portion of the proceeds will from
to

Control—

Co.—New

ating and control equipment,

constituted

$5

With

May

and

a

time

Ohio.

the date

of

arranged

covering

This

industry, has headquarters at Santa Monica Airport, Santa Monich,

located.

part,

105%

named

This corporation

Calif.,

company

if

Foodlbiers,

by

general

members

are

tion

'

Inc.—Offering Completed—
through General Investing

offering,

Pay¬

trustee,

Co.,

$465,000 bank loan of
plant facilities required

Lear,

redemption.

initial

or

of

time

amount)

time

the

interest

option
to

at any

as

the

June

time

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds

of

Trust

to

are

is

the

President

gyro

principal

conversion

on

by 75 cents per share.

be

Farmers

a

Other

interest and

accrued

the

at

lrom

date

stock,

common

conversion,

that

part

aggregate

be converted

increased

and

par

redeemable

in

in

thereon

at

Co.

to

Treasurer

$4 per share.

be
or

$275,000

debentures

of

at

will

time,

any

interest

accrued
The

at

than

offered

stock

debentures

whole

in
not

were

common

interest.

accrued

and

Bank

its Canadian subsidiary and for addi¬
as
a
result of the expansion of the
business.
Kroehler now has out¬
standing 839,672 common shares.
'
.
• ? •
*>' V •
The
prospectus lists
13
selling stockholders.
The
largest block,
10,000 shares, is being sold by Kenneth Kroehler, First Vice-President,

June 30

on

June

on

56,500

company's

Van

group which underwrote

public

Co.,

of
notification with the
stock (par 10 ceats) to be
Securities Corp., Ne.z York.
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital, payment of notes
and purchase of additional equipment.

441.

216;828 "shares

proceeds

tional

$2,750,000 of 6% con¬
vertible subordinated debentures, due June 1, 1975, and
200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents). The de¬
bentures

&

repay

Barnsdall

Offered

Alstyne, Noel & Co., and Butcher & Sherrerd
a

102%%

at

City

p.

Brewing Co.

Luxe

160,328

and

added

181, p. 2119.

Corp.

de

company

Weld

sale

.

headed

180,

Development

&

covering

Net

associated

$1,900,000

exceed

not to

1000.

J80, p.

Chemical

company

offered

be offered for public sale by the
certain selling stockholders.
The public offering
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. White,

agreements with Atlantic Refining Co. were nego¬
by Harold W. Manley, Special Representative of

Sulphur

Sunray Oil Co.—V.

Jerrold

the

Y.—V.

Oil

shares,

covering the process and equipment have been issued
by the U. S. Patent Office and by several foreign countries. Additional
patent applications extending and broadening coverage in this field
are
now
pending, Mr. Walet said.
tiated

1956;

31,

Marvin Electric Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles, Calif.

—Files

Redemption—

Kroehler Mfg. Co., Naperville, 111.—Registers
The
SEC

patents

Jefferson

its

27,

David

plant
Vice-President of

Miller,

B.

March

promissory notes; and Manufacturers will isuse from
required prior to March 31. 1956, not to exceed 90,000
$50 par
common
stock, and $5,500,000 of installment

announced on
place privately, through Blyth
& Co., Inc., an
issue of $850,000 4 Vfe% sinking fund
notes due Dec. 1, 1971 and $300,000 of 514%cumula¬
tive preferred stock.—V. 177, p. 1581.

a

Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. in charge of research and development.
Four

ma<je

N.

1955

at

be

Fox

See

"Rotasorber"

the

Inc.,
follows:

as

prior to

order authoriz¬

has issued an

& Allegheny Gas Co., subsidiaries
to issue and sell additional securi¬
Cumberland will issue, from time

System,

Gas,

Parent—

Co.—Stock to

Heat

&

Cumberland

Privately—The corporation, it

June

introduced its Kidde Warehousing System,
controlled conveying equipment.—V. 181,

1,

Aug.

on

York,

Kio

Mr.

Bayou

of

as

recent

miles

recovered, he added.
which

equipment

and

process

were

furnish

255

2120.

p.

advised

will

ment
New

share] with Jefferson Lake the natural gasoline and the

other liquefiable hydrocarbons
The

time
of

contracts with the
these 10-ton prime

has

now

of

ing been sold, it was announced on June 26.

company's first mortgage bonds. 3'/8% series of 19'75,
that $41,000 of the bonds have been called
for

the

of

being

redemption

pany

will

Co.

Gas

required

as

Marsh

and build automated warehousing systems, it
William Collins, President of the parent company

by

Holders
are

said.

The

Mack

total

a

Light

and

Columbia

installment

181, p. 2694.

Kings County Lighting Co.—Partial

processes,

order,

for

1600.

p.

Planter

established

of

one

movers,

subsidiary.

which

natural gas because recovery

as

for $4,000,000

ago

prime

Corp., New York, of 299,350 shares of common stock at
$1 per share has been completed, all of said shares hav¬

and

liquid reserves that are now

Defense

Columbia

to

The

Offer—

Inc.—Exchange

engineer

announced

financed by Jefferson Lake is expected to
be completed by Dec. 31, 1955.
It is designed to process approximately
40,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas per day using a method of dry
absorbent
(CX)
which will simultaneously dehydrate and
selectively
recover condensable hydrocarbons.
This '.'Rotasorber" process and equipment will effect recovery of the
products which established processes in the oil and gas industry now
recover and
in addition will enable recovery of petroleum hydrocarbon
to be built

this

With

.

of

Marlowe

20
6%

engineers

company,

established

has

field in St. Mary Parish, La.

gas

plant

weeks

148

build

to

powerful types

promissory notes.—V.

Kidde Constructors, Inc.—New Subsidiary—

(Walter)

President, on June 21 announced execution of
with Atlantic Refining Co. whereby Jefferson
operate a "Rotasorber" plant at the Bayou

Jr.,

of
;

181, p. 2015.

company

time

to

Sold

agreements

will. construct
oil

sale

Walet,

H.

and

and

SEC, it was announced on June 27,

The

ties

time

Deep Rock Oil Corp. above.—V.

See

-

Eugene
contracts

loads.

this

The

Lake

1,680

of

another two

still

contracted

has

Manufacturers
The

ing

SEC

Jefferson

price

a

Dam.

orders follow

Mack

massive

mendous

1777.

p.

a

on

'

at

order,

Hoover

the

new

which

most

of

Industries,

Oil

Kerr-McGee

„

ers.—V.

27

of military trucks built.
These
are 10-ton 6-by-6 trucks, also designed
and developed by Mock, whose
size and
300
horsepower gasoline engines enable them to haul tre¬
the

filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering $280,000 of
10-year cumulative income debentures
and
28,000 shares of common stock (par 1 cent) to be offered
in
units of a $1,000 debenture and 100 shares of stock at $1,001 per unit,
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to purchase land,
construct proposed harness racing plant and for working capital.
The

starters and circuit break¬

Aircraft Corp. for geneiators,

of

two

shares

electric systems and

the McDonnell

The
under

headed by The First Boston
Inc. (see details in V. 181,

,

plant,

Pa.,

vehicles.

June

the

struction

which is

corporation,

of

1

Kentucky Harness Racing Association, Inc., Versailles,

a major national designer and manufac¬
components for aircraft, has reported the
receipt of new orders totaling approximately $1,700,000.
The two major orders have been placed by the Hayes Aircraft Co. of
Birmingham. Ala. and the U. S. Army Ordnance.
The Hayes order—-totaling approximately $650,000—>is for complete
DC systems to be used for the modifications of Boeing B50 Superfor¬
tresses
into refueling tankers.
Each electric system consists of eight
generators, control panels and mounting racks and 16 transformer.
First delivery.on the order is to be made by Sept. 21 of this year.
The
Ordnance
order—totaling approximately $700,000—is fot.._the
company's G22 armored tank generators. The production contract calls
for deliveries from November of this year through May, 1956.
.
Balance of the orders are from the U. S. Air Force, U. S. Navy and

This

turer

Allentown,

progress

Ky.—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—

2693.

p.

Co

h

the Army an
already
is
in
previous order for

$1,539,745, Mack has orders
for approximately $18,000,000 of
these vehicles fcr the Defense De¬
partment.
These rugged trucks have driving power on all six wheels.
The second new order, placed by the .Chicago office of ttv» Corbs of
Engineers, is for seven "off-highway" trucks at a cost cf $132,340.
Too large and
heavy for use on highways, these mammcth vehicles
are
of a type pioneered by Mack and first built lor use in the con¬

2801).—V. 181, p. 2929.

p.

Inc.—Gets $1,700,000 in New Orders—

& Ileintz,

Jack

181,

2,812
3,750

total

the

assignment to build for
cargo
carriers.
Work

an

6-by-6

tactical

same

With

per

&

Blyth

and

Corp.

two Department cf D°fense
for heavy automotive 'equipment.
of defense contracts cu v/hich

is engaged.

received

Department

by the underwriters,

sold

waters.

research and development work accounted lor the
major portion
of the company's business.
Recently, however, sales
of
equipment
have become
important.
In the four months ended
April 30,
1955, approximately tv>-tbirds of the company's business
was

presently

Mack's

the

share, 240,557 shares (98.2%);,
subscribed for and the remaining 4,443 shares were

$37

by

received

27

$24,897,000

five-ton

at

City Power & Light Co.—Stock Sold—Of the
of common
stock
recently offered to
at

June

on

to

Mack
J29

and 2473.

stockholders

1954,

Through

Inc.-

in the immediate vicinitv. Of the
for its srle account

Truck, Inc.—Receives Defense Orders—

raise

Mack

shares

245.000

be

may

Co.,

&.

862

pp.

-

well

corporation

These

5,625
1,875
7,500
2.813
3,750

200,000
75,000
100,000

<Sz

Hess

181,

Kansas

di¬

roughly divided into four parts: water; sugar;
other
industrial
applications; and non-membrane projects.
The
company is
in the commercial stage on water installations,
and is entering the pilot plant phase in the sugar application.
Other
industrial applications are still in the laboratory stage of investigation.
field

Ionics'

10,500
3,500
14,000
5.250
7,000

hour.

an

one-quarter interest in the lease covering the 40
is located
and
five-eights interest in 1,120

a

the

Jointly with Tomahawk

movers.—V.

consulting

a

saline

other

and

Philadelphia
—V.

Mack
This

7,500

50,000

Lynch—_____
Securities
Co.

Leonard

Moore,

research business and an equip¬
most widely n-'bMcized development has been the
membrabce process for the removal of salts lrom

both

operates

Ionics

14,000

Richards & Co

Kay,

'

.

<fejk Co
&
Hewitt,—-—_

barrels

16

previous

nearest

the

drilled in conjunction With the
completed in the Mission Canyon

orders, totalling more limn $1,670,000,

Massachusetts corporation in

a

Welter
rector.

3,500
5,250
7,000

150,000

Lemon

Kreeger

Jones,

.

&

of

Lands" Field,

was
was

the company

5,625
7,500
1,875
1,875

200,000

& Co.*.——
Grubbs—_

Sulzberger

Kirkland

Jenks,

50,000
75,000
100,000

of Chicago-;—

Pirst Securities Co.

Inc.—Stock Offered—Lee Higginson Corp. on
June 30 offered publicly 150,000 shares of $1 par value
common stock at $8 per share.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds will be used for working capital and general
corporate purposes .'.made necessary by its developing business.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of present financing the 452,729
shares of common stock will be the corporation's sale capital security.
Ionics,

10,500
14,000
3.500

200,000

Co.—

&

Co

<fe

flow

a

has

It

and

Co.

drilling of seven additional wildcat wells on acreage held
in Bottineau and adjoining counties.—V. 181, p. 2302.

gressive

3 750
3,750
1,875
1,875

50 000

Pont

du

7,000
7,000
3,500
3,500

Northeast

Dakota.

portion of the Williston Basin, in excess of 103,CC0 acres
in Bottineau County. Lk?n and Tomahawk have scheduled the pro-

are
•

5,625

150,000

Co

&

Francis
Ferris

&

leased

the

the eastern

in

5,625

19,500

Skarphol

its

in

discovery

field

approximate 488,000 acres held under lease by Lion

None

10,500

100,000
100,000
50,000
50,000

(Inc.)—

Inc
Co

Co.,

&

Weedon

Doolittle

862.

p.

Caswell

F.

C.

28,000

150,000

—

Co.———

&

of

and Gas

Co.

acres

None

Co..._

Boenning & Co.—
H. M. Byllesby & Co.

,

face-amount instalment certificates purchased
by individual investors during May was $46,044,158. These certificates
were
issued by
Investors Syndicate of America, Inc., and Investors
Syndicate Title & Guaranty Company (New York), subsidiaries of
Total maturity value of

I. D. S.—V,

Lestrange
&

Bioren

32,000

150,000

Sherrerd——

&

Arthurs,

$100,000

_

oil

apparent

an

North

which

on

Warrants

350,000

Alstyne, Noel & Co

with

Oil

Lion
acres

common

Shares"

'Debentures

May,

in
Oil

Formation

through

corporate purposes.

Investors

warrants

has

east

production
Tomahawk

their representatives, Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Sherrerd, have entered into an underwriting contract

finished goods and parts

inventories of raw material,

larger

of
the
debentures,
named below, acting

underwriters

purchase

1613.

p.

in

miles

seven

Jifeverally
and Butcher &
with the com¬
pany, wherein and whereby the company has agreed to sell and the
underwriters have severally agreed to purchase the debentures an the
respective principal
amounts, the common stock in the respective
number of shares and
the stock purchase warrants calling lor the
respective number of shares set forth below:
stock

and

of

(par

Bottineau County,
North
Dakota, according to' J. E.
Vice-President of production and exploration.
The well is located 12 miles northwest of the town of Bottineau and

debentures;

UNDERWRITERS-- The
stock

Well

stock

Co.—New Oil Field Discovery—

company

1

179,

letter

a

common

surplus.—V.

Oil

filed

6

of

Howell,

550,000 shares are reserved for issue upon conver¬
75,000 shares are reserved for issue under the

shares,

the

This
No.

plan (options for 32,000 shares having already
been granted); and 75,000 shares are reserved for issue upon exercise
of stock purchase warrants to the underwriters. IStated in number of
shares of common stock purchasable.

become

will

Outstanding

company's stock option

°f, thJ0

of

subsidiary

a

these

of

sion

the stock sale, estimated at "$575,000, $50 °00 is ^ ^
addfbpns tj machinery and equipment; and the balance
treasury funds to be used for working capital, to finance

proceeds
used

by

stock

purchase

*Of

engineering manufacture .and sale or a
and related eciuipment T^he notes w
Engineering lor machinery, equipment, inventory. acc°_unt,
and other tangible assets of the_ school furniture bus:mess

of

issued

Stock

and

June

on

shares

6,000

Lion

$2,750,000
1,100,000 shs.
1 75,000

dub 1675

debs.,

company

capital

PRESENT FINANCING

$2,750,000
(par
10c)_„____—*3,500,000 shs.
warrants——
175,000

subordinated

conv.

Common

the development,
school furniture

in

gaged

6%

notification with the SEC
$5) to be offered at $50
per
share
through Burius Randolph
Winstead,
Vice-President and
Assistant Secrtary of the company, located in the American National
Bank Bldg.,
Gadsden, Ala. The net proceeds are to fce used to increase

used in
amplifiers, signal
gain control
attenuators,

Authorized

Dctnpsey-Tegeler & Co..

variety

TO

EFFECT

GIVING

CAPITALIZATION

as

The

covering

cable fittings, automatic
tap-off accessories, variable

coaxial

equipment,

equipment, power supplies,
licld strength meters, etc.

which

o
'
commom

etc.

distribution

SEC—

Life Insurance Co. of Alabama—Files With

i

deaiers'

apartment houses, housing projects, hotels,
The company also manufactures products

connection with community antenna systems such

1955,

23.

reception. The systems have been used
otherwise unable to receive satisfactory

television

for

communities

in

television reception,

corporation

This
June

systems

-principally

Exchange Commission—

Securities and

With

>

Monday, July 4, 1955

...

(10)

Inland

completed

built

the

been

associateI

important supplier

an

minority

a

have

a

kraft

Rome,

Ga.

of

interest

stock

linerboard

mill.

The

for

container

in

mill

the
at

two

more

board

company.

Macon, Ga

miilk

*

together

throughout

1,400 tons of°kraft
Mead's share of the tonnage is sold to box manufacturers
the eastern part of the country and Inland consumes its

portion

its

have

A

daily

linerboard.

in

rated

own

capacity

of

operations.

approximately

No

practice.
Mead

Jackson

change

is

contemplated

announces

Box

Co.

also

which

its
has

acquisition
plants

in

in

this

.

of

a

minority stock

Cincinnati,

Ohio,

Interest

and

in

Durham

N.

C.,

in

interests

minority

and

and York,

plants in Milwaukee,

box

SEC

Scott Corp.—Debentures Offered

at

$25,"COO,000 issue of 4%% convertible subordinated
1, 1975 was offered for public sale
by a nationwide group of more than 90 un¬
derwriters headed by A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., of Chicago
and New York.
This offering was oversubscribed and

$2

to

—A

pay

incident to mining

expenses

24,

June

on

close of business on July

the

fixed

1955

receive additional common

$26

of

be

proceeds

PROCEEDS—Net

certain

bank

and

subsidiaries

will

be

and

loans

by

used

debt.of

term

;

gate of 198,990 additional shares at $25.50 per share at
one new share for each 10 shares held.
The

in'

issuable

shares

outstanding

^

stock puichcse warrants.
tAll rights under

warrant entitles the
shown

outstanding

as

Merrill.

of

warrant on

■

•

■

.

excludes
•

&

Bache

& Co., Inc.—$1,800,000
4.
850,000

Steams & Co
Republic Co.-^.,

Bear,

-

&

Hentz

&

Gregory
H.

850,000*

b50,00j
850,000

Sons——
Co.—

&

*

Grubbs

850,000

Shields
Van

&

Co.-

Alstyne, Noel & Co.

Walston
Ira

Co

&

&

HaUpt

Johnston,

Co.

&

Lemon

300.000

Singer,

Dempsey-Tcgeler & Co.
The
First
Cleveland
-

Corp.

HuVton

F.

E.

Nicolaus

Stifel,

&

Straus,

&

Blosser

Inc.—J.

Co.

&

Baxter,

WUhems

&

300,000

Kalman

&

200,000
200,000

Ryons & Co.
ivrben & Co.—
Prescolt, Shepard & Co.,

Lester.

Merrill,

'V'
200,000

Gardner.-

£z

Reinholdc

Robinson-

The

Humphrey
Atwill

200,000

Inc.—

Co.,

Inc. —150,000
Simcnds &
Co.
100,000

Bankers Bond

The

Co.,

Inc.

100,000
100,000
100,000

—

Co.:

Brooke
Stockton

—

and

Burnhara

Co.

&

Brcome

100.000

Co

Securities Corp.
Co.—

Clayton
Courts

Collins &
& Co.—

Cowcn

&

Julien

—-

100.000 *

Co.

Co

&

Dempscy

100.00Q
100,000

Co.

&

Weedon

Crowed,

of class A stock

share

of

stock

common

of

Net

common

50,000
50,000

holders

548shares' to

able

Osgood

V/2

of

in

common

without

offers

made

by

Merritt to

•

The
mon

June

shareholders

23.—V.

have

800.000

180, p.




L.

5O,OO0

June

1,75.

1,

extrusion*

and

for

other

fabricators;

equipment

of

President.—V.

Sr.,

Figgin,

181,

p.

National Co., Inc.—Expands
This

its

within

has

and

embarked

has

company

staff,

engineering

par

stockholt/ei-s
1

The

2930.

on

May

21 in

a

letter to the

have

We
purchase of a
of Cuba.

operating in Florida, Alabama and Island
way
plans of entering Louisiana by the

are

under

in -that .state. - Our reason for doing this is that New
Orleans is the other "Gateway"
to Central America.
Our study i;r
the past six months shows that Central America is the "new frontier"
for the development of a big insurance business.
In the past 90 days,
we
have already secured in excess of $8,000,000 in business from this
territory. •
•
■
r
< v *
"Our bank credit department is now
doing in excess of $1,000,000
company

per

increase wumn tire

expectations of more than iu0%

month with
12 months.

.:

department has written more than $20,000,000 of
new
business this year, bringing the total insurance in force to more
than $51,000,000.
This is a recoid for any company, in the world
of-comparable size to this company.
Our goal lor lo^p is $luu,000,000
business in force by the end oi the year .
"We anticipate a stock dividend some time in the very near future.
Assuming that we declare a 25%
stock diV.dend, this would increase
the stock which you hold by one-fourth.
•"A special meeting of stockholders will be held in Birmingham, Ala.
on
July 5, 1955.
The purpose of this meeting is to authoiize capital
of
the comoany increased to keep pace wail our steauy
growth."—
ordinary

"The

V.

181,

1778.

p.

Co.—Proposed Merger-

Electrochemical Co\ above.—V.

Hooker

172, p. 1635.

Chemical Co.—Plans Expansion-

Nopco
in

uoniaiiu lor foamed plastics
rresident on Julie 28 an¬
established a Plasties Division and

Anticipating a 25,000% increase in tne
the
next
five years, Ralph Wec.isler,

directors

the

that

nounced

have

lor a million doliar expansion program of
organization."
phenomenal increase in demand of 25,000%
miracie
foams
is
based
u,.on
a
market analysis made

authority

the

"given

its

and

anticipated

The

for

by
Currently there is about 400,000
pounds of urethane foams produced largely for development purposes.
These new
foams are txpected to pass tne
100 million pound mark
these

the development period.

Nopco during

and will not only replace present materials, but
products and markets.
of these new loams are of particular interest
to
the
following
industries: Aircraft. Guided Missiles,
Electronics,
Radio, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration, Automotive, Machinery &
Special Instruments, Communications, Plumbing & Heating, Furniture,
Railroads, Display Advertising, Toys, Novelt.es, Marine suppliers and
builders, Luggage, Shoes, Construction, Sporting Goods, and Packaging.
Plans call for completion* of two
plants this year with production
capacity of two; million pounds of bot.i urethane and vinyl foams.
One plant will be In New Jersey, the second In Los Angeles. Nopco is
aLsa plannmg
on
a. third
to be completed next year, in another
four

within

will

years

pioneer

The

new

potential

uses

location.
The

New

plant

Jersey

include

will

engineering and applications division
vinyl and urethane foams.
Licensing
Mobay are already held by Nopco.—V.

on

Engineering Activities—

an

expansion of its engineering
than doubled the size of
President, announced on

Joseph

H.

the research laboratory, the
as well as the production of
agreements with Lockheed and
179, p. 1482.

and

moved

has

Physics

Its

and

Pulse

devices

laboratories to

■

been

for the last two years detailed plans have
of National through a "vigorous program

Quick disclosed that
made for the growth

out tjiat as part
Atomic Frequency
Clock," and the
will considerably
the North American

and advanced products." He pointed
National i$ pioneering the "National
Standard," more popularly known as the "Atomic
"Trans-Horizon
Communication
Systems,"
which
to

develop

new

of this program,

"radar

the

strengthen

and

continent,

Expansion

protective

screen"

of

also have wide commercial application. *
National's engineering research activities

will

and de¬
financed by $2,000,000
company.
This new
provided by Easy Washing Machine Corp., Syracuse, N. Y.;
of

velopment of its new electronic products is being
of
additional capital recently obtained by the
capital was

R. Bas.5 of Fort Worth, Texas.
Easy Washing Machine Corp.,
Brothers of Dallas, Texas, also have'a major interest in this
and

Richardson

6-id

substantial

stock

Perry

holdings

The

Mass.,
the

HRO

has

Civil

In

Through
Murchison
financing.

From Civil Defense Corps—

of the

&

share

The

•

418,550
$18.25 per share.

represent approximately-93%

and represent all ol
None of the proceeds

of un¬
& Co.:

of the company's

the holdings of John Fox,
will accrue to the company,

company was controlled for many years either by
Electric Corp., or directly or indirectly, by Mr.
regular dividend pdlicy was ever established. The
declared its intention to establish dividend payments

BUSINESS—The
Fox,

so

Gas &

that

no

has
regular basis as

company
a

on

The

soon

the/current,sale is completed.

as

;

company,' whose principal office is in Port Allegany, Pa., sells
gas at retail in 51 communities in northwestern Pennsylvania.
gas sold has risen
from 11,719,618 MCF in 1950 to 14,673,636

natural
Total
MCF

in

1954.

EARNINGS—For

reported

total

the

12

operating

1955, the company
and net income of

months ended March 31,

of

revenues

$7,441,569

$550,322.

Sixty receiver manufactured by this company, of Maiden,
selected for dsc in the new mobile control centers of
Corps of the City of Chicago, it was announced on

National Container Corp.—Adopts

CAPITALIZATION" GIVING

EFFECT TO PRESENT

FINANCING

Authorized

Outstanding

"-$2,300,000
$2,070,000
+1,230,000
1,230,000
800,000 shs.
450.000 shs.
•These notes, sold by the company to five institutional investors on
Feb. 5,
1953, are payble (subject to the making of certain expendi¬
tures for capital additions or for retirement of other funded debt)
in

promissory notes (due 1955-1973
4% promissory notes (due 1956-1975i__
Capital stock ($5 par value)—
4-?/8%

§qual annual Instalments of $115,000

20

New Policy—

Kipnls,

adopted

a

President, on June 27, announced that the company
selling poliGv under which ft will sell all of its-

new

corrugated paper products

on

a

published price list.

which commenced on Jan. .1,

1954
Life
19

haa

Mass.

Pennsylvania

SThese

the authorized com¬

being sold

shares

outstanding
Boston,

jointly by Eastman, Dillon
on June 30 offered publicly

capital stock ($5 par value) at

shares of

of

Co.

&

Allen

and

Co.—Stock Offered—A group

been

27.

Samuel

headed

derwriters

V.

...

,

.

Penn Gas

North

Defense

1
This receiver features an edge-lighted, direct frequency-reading scle
with one range in view at a time and 3 IF. stages of 456 kilocycles
employing 12 permeability-tuned circuits on all bands plus one I.F.stage at 1990 kcs. on all frequencies above 7 megacycles. Switching is
done automatically when the coil set is plugged in and the receiver aho
carries
its own
built-in isolated heavyrduty power supply.—V. 181,
p. 2016.
'

June

Up—;

passenger

'

*

St. in Melrose,

Airlines, Inc.—Traffic

boardings soaring 69% ahead of last year, this
corporation continues to set the pace for the local airline industry.
The corporation carried a record 37.691 revenue passengers in May,
an
Increase of 69% over May a year ago, H. N. Carr, President, dis¬
closed on June 23.
The company carried 136.376 passengers in the
first five months of 1955.
This is more than carried by any of thenation's 12 other local airlines.
May traffic topped April by 32%. System load factor (percentage of
occupied seats rose from 44% in May last year to 50% this May.
Mr. Carr also announced that the
airline In May achieved Its 13th
consecutive Inonth of
profits. He says North Central's net for the
first five months of this year totaled $27,581, compared to a net loss
of $220,267 incurred in the same period last year.—V. 181, p.
1314; '
With

Quick,

this location.
Mr.

Central

North
•

past year more

has leased additional space at 31 Essex

company

Mass.,

value,

it was announced on

the

27.

June

.

increase in

an

due

of

fabricating

proceeds

activities

registration

to 850,000 shares,

approved
shares

2698.

$1.06

"

program

windows

brass

the

Firms

Refineries, Inc.—Capitalization Increased—,

shares from

537.953

$0.95

:

$1,035,378
$1,100,615
555,383
537,958
$1.92$2.05

$570,896

$530,002
555,383

50,000

"

•

OTT

Mid-West

1,195,070

took an important step toward further prog¬
public offering of $5,000,000 35/s%
convertible

a

portion

major

F.

50,000
50,000

Seott now
holds the fodowing^majority Interests in the six companies: Devoe «fc
Raynolds, 97.3^
of class B common and 86.5%
of class A stock:
New
York
Shipbuilding,
90.1%;
Tennessee
Products
&
Chemical,
97.1%;
Newport
Steel,
97.3%; Marion
Power Shovel. 97.4%; and
The Osgood Co., 99.2%
(including Marion's holdings).—V. 181, p. 2930.
.

21,955,181

1,211,979

will be purchased for the company's copper
facilities at Pore Huron, Mich.
The remainder
the financing (approximately $2,000,000) will be
added to
the general
funds of the company and its subsidiaries to
provide working capital and sums for future expansion.
"Operations of the company and its subsidiaries are at a high level
which
is
expected
to continue for the
balance of the year," said

Co.

corporaticr/s involved in the current offers.
As a
result of previous exchanges, Merritt-Chapman

2j,721,843

618,950

-

debentures

Additional

and

value $1 per share,
for each 2.1 shares

stock,

11,588,580

636,479

Receives Orders
B

15,841,709

excess

long-range

of

50.000
50,000

shares

prior exchange

1955—3 Mo*.—1954
1355—6 Mos.—1''54
$17,008,110 $12,778,426 $31,999,200 $24,250,866

31—

It will be located at Strathshould begin within the month.
program of expansion will be the building
additions to the offices and factory of. Valley Metal Products Co.,
subsidiary, for increased production of Institutional and commercial

a

50,000

and

class

at 2-6 N. Vir¬

the company

aluminum

other than Marion, at the rate of one share for
of class B common stock of Osgood.
II
.The rates of exchange are said to be the same as the r°fes applic¬
The

Autrey, General; Manager,
said in part:, i, ;

P.

"We

SEC

cents
Salt

(& Subs.)—Sales Up—Earnings Off

expenses

and

making

by

a

of

50,000 '
50,000

common

each

Basil

roy, Ontario; construction
Another
project in this

50,000

of

of

Building,

initially will cost approximately $300,000.

holders of common

of Marion;

1.50
1.50
1.00

the proceeds of this offering will be devoted
of expansion and diversification.
The company has begun construction of a new ro ling mill at the
Jackson, Mich., plant erf its subsidiary, Sheet Aluminum Corp.
It is
exi>ected to be in operation in approximately 12 months.
Hie company is planning to construct and equip a plant in Canada
to manufacture "Vampco" products.
It is estimated that such a plant

50.000
50,000

of

stock

Lynch

Salt Lake City, Utah.

and 214 Tenth Avenue,

earnings outstanding

The

Newport;

of

to

all

Recently
ress

to

Devoe;

stock

shares

&

2.50
1.50
" 1.50

.June 20 filed a letter of notification with the

Earnings per com. share

50,000

stock, par value $10 per sh^re,
Mcrirn Power Shovel Co. at the rate of 1V2 shares for each share

10.899

Leonard

ii_
—„

Dividend—

stockholders,

Niagara Alkali

taxes

subordinated

"127,623 shares to holders of common stock, par value $1 pdr share,
New
York Shipbuilding Corp., at the rate of one share for each
share of common stock of Shipbuilding;
53,324 shares to holders -of common stock, par value $5 per share,
of Tenneisce Products & Chemical
Corp. at the rate of i>/4 shares;
for each sh^re of common stock of Tennessee;

of

Moore,

Com. shares

of

of

Co.,

Co.—Continues Growth

National Union Life Insurance

—May Pay Stock

River Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—

and

profits

50,000 •
50,000

.

shares to holders of common stock, par
Newport Steel Corp. at the rate of one share

&
,

Hogle & Co.—

$232,522,003

181, p. 2803.

—V.

2695.

income

Fed.

of class B common stock, pt vrlue $1 per
rate of IV3 shares for each share of class B

13,453

Singer, Deane & Scribner—
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.

6.50

sales

Cost

50.000 *

'

of Devoe;

the

at

Dcvoe,

6.50

;

Co.—

Period End. May

offer

to

&

A.

through Elmer K. Aaagaard, 323 Newhouse
Utah. Offices of the corporation are located

City,

Net

holders

to

abates

•6,621
share,

proposes

company

Lester, Ryons & Co

Sullivan

Inc.

J.

2.50

Co.

1955—24 wks —1954

1955—4 wks'.—1954

$43,548,567 $40,364,672 $257,310,986

Sales

facilities

$12.50 par
these shares In
exchange for shares of stock of other corporations as follows:
102,250. shares to holders of class A stock, par valu» $2 pnr share,
of Devcc & Raynolds Co., Inc., at the rate of
1% shares for each
The

etock.

common

6.50

ginia Street, Reno, Nev.,

•

50,000

and Thornhlll—

& Scott Corn, on June 23 filed a
SEC covering 314,718 shares of its

the

with

statement

Bosworth,

Beane

p.

shire)

Lake

50,900

Merritt-Chapman

The

6.50
6.50
6.50

The corporation on

100,000

—

Wyllie

181,

per

100,000
100,000

.

Exchange Offers to Stockholders of Six

Renews

and

covering 1,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (10

100,000
100,000

Boyce

Suplee, Yeatman & Co.,
Inc.
Webber-Simpson & Co.
Arthur L. Wright & Co.
Inc.
i—

100,000
100,000
100.000

.

Noyes

Boettcher

Mueller Brass Co.

Hannold and Co., Inc.
June S. Jones & Co...
Kormendi & Co., Inc.
Patterson, Copeland &
Kendall, Inc.
—
Pierce, Carrlson,
Wulbern, Inc. —.—
Saunders, Stiver & Co.

150,000

Co.—.

&

&

5.00

& Co

Hemphill.

10.00

100,000

,

Co.

Mason-Bagan,
Baker,

1 100.000
Co.—-„

Frcderking
Ginther, Johnston & Co.
Hallowed, Sulzberger &

200.000

Inc.

!

Sales Increased—

National Tea Co.—Current
Period End. June 18—

next

have

in

company

Pierce,

Lynch,
Weld

Muddy

100,000
100,000

Cunningham, Gunn &
Carey, Inc. —
—
Cunningham, Schmertz
& Co., Inc..
Este & Co
— -—
Fridley, Hess &

200.000
200,000
200,000

Co.

Deetjen & Co.
Co.,
Inc.—,

Emanuel,

100,000

Boettclrer and Co
Byrd Brothers —

300,000

McDowell
Stroud

severally
percentages

below

named

through its affiliate, Vacuum Metals Corp.
(jointly
Research, Corp. and Crucible Steel Co. of America),
facilities for. high-purity metals and alloys for nuclear
propulsion reactors.—V. 181, p. 2930.

by National

production
power and

See

100,000

300.000

—•

—V.

100,000

300,000

.

.

.

34.00

Dillon & Co._^
Sachs & Co.

Fenner

White,

100,000

S. Strauss & Co
Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Co., Inc.
—
Westheimer & Co.—
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
M. H. Bishop & Co.„■

Co.,

Inc.

-

100,000

Stokes & Co

300,000

,

Co.

.

Co

Brothers

Lehman

Merrill

100.000

J.

Co

&

Etaats &

William R.

100,000

Scribner
Stein Bros.

300,000

—

—

the

Ihc.——_1—

Co.,

&

Eastman,

&

&

underwriters

from

Stanley &

Goldman,

-

&

•

Corp

Boston

First

Blvth

300,000

Co.

&

The

Morgan

300.000

300,000

(In:.)

Co.

•>"

100,000
100,000

Co..
& Co,—__
& Mason,

Deane

1935.

%

-

100,000

&

purchase

to

100,000

Co

Porges

Ross, Lyon &
Rotan, Mosle
Scott, Horner
Inc.
I. M". Simon

Eylietby &

Cruttendcn

•

' - -

100,000

600,000
600,000
600.000
300,000

—

Bacon,. "Whipple &
Co.
Butcher & Sherrerd-—
M.

'

R.

850,000

—

Co

Jones, Ki'ctger & Hewitt

H.

not

Moore, Leonard & Lynch

850,000

in

company

reserved

$100,000

850,000

850,000

_

,

Co

&

set

/

12,000 000
2,188,891.4 shs.

,

the respective
forth below, such of the shares of additional capital stock as are
subscribed for pur-suant to the subscription offer:

agreed

set forth below:"'

—_4

>

shares

113.4

UNDERWRITERS—The

,

com¬

850,000

Co.

Ohio

Reynolds

the

the

form

1,

for exchange by unlocated holde s
of predecessor companies merged into or consolidated to

^Including

C.

A.

Livingstone,
Crouse & Co.—
Wm. J. Mericka & Co.,
Inc.

S.

850,000

Co.

The

1

underwriter,

from

Edward D. Jones & Co.

Ladenburg, Thalmann "
&

managing

purchase

to

Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Friedrichs & Co.____
Jenks, Kirkland &

850,000

Co

Kidder

M.

A.

the

is

whom

Oscar Gruss & Son
.
Hickey & Co., Inc.——'

850,000
Co.

*

shs.

Oct.

due

debentures

of, securities

of

below,

Franklin, Meyer &
Barnett

'—

duFont &

I.

1971— $15,000,000

treasury

—

850,000

(Inc.)

Goodbody & Co._.

the

Fair man, Harris & Co.,
Inc.

-

Central

Francis

named

severally

Co.

&

3Vzl'o

3'/a,^ debentures due June 1," 1974.12,000,000
Capital, stock ($10 par value)—I
3,000,000

The uinount

.

.

principal amounts of debentures

the respective

pany

A. C. Allyn

-

representative,

commitment

firm

a

t

.

the

Inc.,

Co.,

under

are

1.048

before, that date.
warrants held in

underwriters

UNDERWRITERS—The
Allyn

or

$15,000,000

Each
stock

the warrants will terminate on Aug. 8, .1955.
holder to receive 1.8375 shares of common

the

surrender of

upon

Outstanding

Authorized

owned

Nuclear Energy

a

Morse,

S.

and

facilities,

industrial

upon

we

nave

we

.

14,799

Richard

ment
.

•; the rate of

Merritt-Chapman

1860,

diversified

of

scope

Department was announced on June
President. He said, "Through this new depart¬
are
coordinating our activities in the atomic Held in which
been
active for almost 15 years.
National offers research
of

Formation
29

Corp.—Nuclear Energy Dept.—

Research

National

is offering holders of its $10 par value capital stock
of record June 23, 1955, rights to subscribe for an aggre¬

& Scott
engages; i offering, which is being underwritten by The First Bos¬
activity,- Oporations of
ton Corp. and associates, will expire at 3:30 p.m. (EDT)
the company
and its subsidiaries are conducted
through six Uivi- - on
July 18, 1955.
v :
sions:
Construction—Steel—Chemical,. Paint
& '^Metallurgical—Ship- •
building—Manufacturing—Equipment.
, w
.. .
-r
- ,
..
i PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of* the additional stock will
be- used to finance
part of a $10,250,000 expansion program for the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
years 1965 and 1956.
Principal items include construction .of distribu-;
Authorized v
Outstanding
j tion and other facilities to serve new customers and continuation of4Yi%
convertible debs, due .1975
$25,000,000
$25,000,000
; the company's exploratory program for new gas reserves.
4%.
promissory notes, due in semi* •/;.
;
BUSINESS—Company distributes natural gas in Utah and parts of
annual; instalments* to Nov. 1, 1959
7,200,000
1 ' 7.200,000
">.■
Wyoming. ", Total operating revenues for the 12 months ended March
Cum. preferred stock (par $50)
a
169,000 shs.-. •
None,
• ./
31>
1955,
amounted
to
$18,682,000
and net income
amounted.'to '
Com. stk. ipar value $12.50 per share)
10,000,000 shs. ' *4,913,136 shs. /
$3,086,000, equal to $1.55 per cqmmon share.
The company has paid ,
tCommon
stock purchase warrants—
%
9,102 war.
9,0o4 war.
dividends on
its common stock in each, year since its organization
•Excludes
SCO
shares
held
in
the
treasury
and
107,927' shares - in 1935.
Since'the September quarter of 1953, regular quarterly
held
by New York Shipbuilding Corp.,
also excludes 961,538 shares
dividends of 25 cents a share have been paid.
initially. issuable on conversion of i the nevtr debentures and includes
J CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
surrender of the
common *
wide-

a

years.—V. 181, p. 2121.

tising for the past five

Co.—Stock Offered—This com¬

Mountain Fuel Supply

"

BUSINESS—Founded

in

in

tional

pany

the corporation to rethe company and its
capital lor Merriti's

operations.

expansion

.

mailed

about

working

additional

provide

to

tion,

per

.

finance

shares

Corp.—Official Promoted

Shilling has been elected as Vice-President of the corpora¬
charge of advertising and sales promotiion. .He joined Na¬
Distillers in February, 1937, and has been Director of Adver¬

<*Alynn

stock in connection with

held.

convertible into common
stock
share. After July 1, 1958, the con¬
version
price will be increased to $27.50 per share, and two years
later win be increased
to $30 per share.
A sinking fund is' provided
to retire 4%
of the debentures annually, starting in 1957.
conversion price

a

will

initially

debentures

The

at

they

bottles

/National Distillers Products

the determination of common stock¬

date for

record
to

proposed split-up on the basis of one share for each, four
It is expected that stock certificates and or scrip will be
the middle of July.—V. 180, p. 817.

the

closed.

books

directors

The

as the
holders entitled

6,; 1955

used in certain industries which have standardized
use.
These include such industries as beer, beverages,
and jars, soap, canned foods, juices, citrus, vegetables
others.—V. 181, p. 2474.
containers

on

sizes

the

glass

issued a price list effec¬
Rockie*.
make public separate price

Corp.—Stock Split—

Service

Gas

Mobile

June 29

the

lists

_

and

debentures due July
on

Mr.

to be used

underwriting. The proceeds are
operations.

without

share,

per

July 1 covering all States east of the
Kipnis said that National will soon

tive

corporation on June 21 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 105,500 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be offered

The

11

with this policy, National has

In conformity

Socorro, N. M.—Files With SEC

Mira Uranium Corp.,

Wisconsin

Fa.—V. 181, p. 2120.

Merritt-Chapman &

(11)

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 5443 ...The

Volume 1S2

the

notes,

Insurance

Mutual
in

be sold by the company to Massachusetts
Co. and Home Life Insurance Co., will be payable
to

$50,000 commencing June
June 30,- 1975. -

equal annual instalments of
balance

at

maturity, on

_

>

11-..

"n «

rirtimFfl

30, 1956, and*
f orn

fH A

12

(12)

respective
me

The Commercial and Financial

number

shares

of

of

Eastman,

Dillon

Alien

Co.__

&

American

Loewi

_38,025

&

Biaren

&

Co.

Boenning

Paine,

10,000

Drexel

&

Penington, Colket & Co
5,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood 10,000
Reed,

Reynolds

&

Barney

Stroud

Co.

<fe

Co.———5,000
5,000
Woodcock, Hess & Co. Inc. 5,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co. Inc. 2,500
Wright, Wood & Co
2,500
Yarnall,
Biddle & Co.__—10,000
Warren W. York & Co. Inc. 2,500

Noyes & Co.—18,500
Hornblower & Weeks—18,500

Ittulme,; Applegate &
Humphrey, Inc.
.ranney & Co._—
181,

2,500
7,000

—

7,000

&

Douglas & McEvoy

Winslow,

2,50")

The

of notification with the SEC
(no par)
to be offered for
rmbscription by common stockholders at the rate of one new share
for each
3Mr shares held (with an oversubscription).
The offering
company

Will

by

be

not

June 23 filed

on

shares

4,438

of

The

underwritten.

details

other

and

be

to

are

used

to

bank

repay

for new construction costs.—V.

pay

Inc.,

will

loans

filed

be

and

end

Hornblower

and

terms

Net

proceeds

corporation

formed

the

for

accounts

acquiring

of

in the field of nuclear radiation and elec< ionics,
and is headed by
David H. Cogan, formerly President of
CBS Columbia, Inc., who announced jointly with Morris Sobin, Presi¬
dent

of

companies

Inc., and C. W. Haller; President
of The Victoreen Instrument Co., that the directors of their respec¬
tive companies had
voted for the marger and consolidation of the
three
companies,
subject to the approval of their stockholders at
Meetings to be held in August,
under the terms of the merger, three
« hares
of common stock of
Nuclear-Electronics
Corp. will be issued
for each share of the common stock of Olympic and each share of
toe

Radio & Television,

Olympic

stock

common

of

through

a

Cj.

Barrett

of

group

debentures

of

owners

underwriters

Herrick

&

Co..

headed

by

Alystyne,

Van

Noel

&

Inc.

f iilC
c

corporation

covering

tiered

at

to

uranium

share

per

The

filed

8

shares

265,000

$1

City, Utah.

June

on

of

and

oil

Standard

(par

50

Securities,

used

be

to

are

notification

of

stock

common

through

net proceeds

letter

a

to

with

cents!

Inc.,

to

Salt

will

Weeks,

The

public offering price
by amendment.

supplied

be

added

the

to

be

Lake

general

funds

of

Mercury

Television

of

the

short-term

and

company

bank

outstanding.—V.

tion

1602.

Manufacturing

(par

by

this

report

to

Corp.—

cents

share,

per

fiscal

year,

compared

according

of

the

beiore

compared

12

cents

totaling $12,214,539,
foregomg year.

the
for

profits

the

fiscal

recent

share

on

said

before

the

taxes

lower

of

dollar

$366,515,

volume

of

prices.

West

The

sets

in

principal

marketed

the

efficiency

continues

field,

face

of

of

the

off

fiscal

volume

the

at

into

at

components

contract

a

Speedup

of

in

pany's

1,

to

with

bank

financial

1.92

Pacific

under

of

cutting
all

Co.

on

Van

Nuys

accelerated

aircraft.

loans.

resulted

This

position, with
with

in

caused

resulted

are

from

plant

June,

Exploration

Co.,

New

Orleans,

La.

--Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This

company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1955, covering 225,666 shares of its $1 par common stock.

T3,

proposes
to
offer
its
common
stockholders
the
(Ubscribe at $8 per share for the 225,666 common shares at
of two new shares for each nine shares held on the record
be supplied by amendment).
Ocean Drilling is controlled
company

Corp.,

which

common

ferred

stock,

2,295

shares

of

the

(52% )

5,000

of

its

exercise

shares

Drilling stock to which it is entitled.
Drilling has entered into an agreement with

Co.

each

the

of

border.

&

Gardner

to use their best
the
expiration of

after

under

efforts

the

which

for

The

will

latter

have

of

such

share.

subscription

the

&

Co.

receive

pre¬

two

to

use

their

has

transferable

best

outstanding

offer,

as

warrants

not

but

to

to

sell

entitling

the

.

for

offered

for.

The
&

therefor.
with

for

shares

Morgan

two

Reinholdt

connected

common

have

agents
was

compensation

efforts

sell

to

agreed

Stanley

firms

terminating

$10,000,

any

stockholder

24,416

company

company

to
one

company

stockholders
The

Stanley

with

agreed

the

.

$5,000.

from

pay Morgan
elected
not

have

agement

for

5%.

Morgan

these

period

a

to sell any additional common stock which
stockholders
other
than
Murphy and not subscribed

to

(to

man¬

current

ratio

at

in

at

$8

per

Stanley

holders

& Co.
purchase

to

of

aggregate

Mexico,
barge.

and

portion

of

is presently

Proceeds
the

of

in connection

in the design of a third submersible
financing may be applied in payment of a
the projected third submersible
drilling barge,

of

in

with

engaged

$2,500,000; for payment oL'costs incurred
acquisition of oil and gas interests, exploration

the

possibly

drilling costs; and for payment of all or a portion of
mortgage note of $705,000 the proceeds of which were used
to retire mortgage notes incurred in
connection with
financing the
construction of one of the
barges.

The

Hoist

new

&

from

need,

Mfg.

ardous

handling

June

on

to

is

a

equipped

corrosion

light

with

the

meets

tremendous

executives

First

23.

hoist

of

delivery

type

it

has

maintnance.

Awards

the

It

Oklahoma

country

designed

it

for

was

in

use

non-sparking properties

an¬

haz¬

and

re¬

of vital importance,
the Ohiolite Model 55
aluminum-alloy, heavy-duty, spur-geared hoist,
copper

chain.

Alcaloy,

properties which make

it

ideal

miracle

a

for

use

in

alloy

series

637c

tool.—V.

Gas

less

181,

&

weight,
p.

yet

is

definitely

a

109.

Electric

heavy-duty

Co.—Bonds Sold

The

re-

due

June

&

first mortgage bonds.
1985, through Merrill Lynch'

1,

Beane

and

White, Weld & Co. and
associates, at 100.959% and accrued
interest, was quickly
oversubscribed. For
details, see V. 181, p. 2931.
Olympic Radio

&

Television, Inc.—Proposed Merger

Nuclear-Electronics Corp.

Pacific

of

above.—V.

180,

p.

dividend

June

of

The

22.

July

the

and I65 Broadway Realty

£ a payment on account of
aUe ^3y V 1958' should this

Asthtl6 Is tv^Ugk V J955 t0
i°n the first
As
this

payment




holders

Corp.

Interest

due

advised

on

its

main

already

with

respect

to

line

35

271st

cents

share

of

that

the

The
p.

outlook

consecutive

for

the

has

company

dividend

of

record

remainder of

made

since

the

every

See

will

22,560

plant by

than 50%

more

with

,

generator unit, according
Executive Vice-President.
The

the

unit,

new

plant

scheduled

capacity to
that

for

263,000

western

capacity

the

turbine

of

its

of

operation

in

kilowatts,

Pennsvivan'?

the

Carv

Fairman,

C.

it

one

making

the

of

July

1,

1955,

the

raise

Edison Co.— V.

181.

p.

executive

headquarters of^s+ts operating divisions
Building to Three Penn Center Plaza,

offices
were

of

this

moved

from

scription period expired
Almost

rights

99%

by

who

Oates

holders

by

exercise

of

are

of

•

now

(a),
of

that

the

were

been

111,836

the

to

the

was

The

offered

for

through

subscribers

He

who

added

the

availed

that

over-subs_ribed

rer

plans

company

capital

stock,

to

exploration

for

and

portion
at

oil

and

additional
of

(bi
the

cost

Herscher,

off

gas

stock

other
of

111.,

of

which

the

that

corpoiate

a

coast

of

company
of

to

incurred,

subsidiary

purposes

which

proceeds

amounted

loans

the .expansion

for

the

use

shares

the

$15,657,040

to

purchase

engaged

in

the

Louisiana,
and
for
in
the
amount
of

including

the

underground

authority

from

has

financing

gas

been

storage

requested

$300,000

purchase

the;

by

"981,096 shs.

options

by

amendment

principal

company's

purchase

to

each'

Shafes

&

5,000
Inc.-— '4,000
3,000

Glidden, Morris & Co
Kerwin, Fotheringham
&

Co.,

Inc

3,000

Krensky &

Inc.

3,000

Newton

McCarley

&

Co.__

&

O.

3,000

Inc

Co.,

McDonald-Moore

&

3,000

Co

3,000

H.

Wibbing & Co.__
Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.

2,000

Stix

2,000

&

Co

Woolfolk

3.000

———

Shober-

&

2,000

Clayton Securities Corp

7,500

Blair

5,000

___

and

which

Co
Co.,

&

Baker

Dallas

Co

ar¬

follows;

Higbie

Amott.

7,500
7.509

Inc.

on

reason

its

underwriters
shares

common

arc 'as

Reid,

Co.— 7,500

Rupe
&

Son,

&

1,500

I:c.„

Inc.—

Co.,

1,500

10,000

2931.

Inc.—New Fluid Introduced—
formulated for

transmission

is

systems

division

fluid

of

the

in

comes

containers.
quickly,

use

now

this

company,
it
transmission fluid,

one

To

company's

meet

the

new

quart,
Is

mid-west

new

gallon,

one

nationwide
fluid

five

demands

being

plant

for

in

gallon

and

volume

produced

ship¬
shipped

and

Kansas

City,

Kans.—

750.

p.

Personal Industrial Bankers, Inc.—Preferred and Com¬

Stocks

mon

Offered—Johnston, Lemon & Co. on June 24
offered 60,000 shares of new $1.40 dividend

publicly
prior
„

preferred

stock (no par value—stated value $18
share) and 60,000 shares of common stock (par 100)
in units of one share of prior preferred stock and one

per

share

of

stock

common

PROCEEDS—Net

proceeds

at

$23 per unit.

from

the

sale

of

the

preferred

and

com¬

will
be
added
to
the
company's
working capital. The
intends to use such funds primarily to increase receivables
the acquisition of additional assets from others.

shares

for

BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged in the business of lending money
individual

to

borrowers, primarily to wage earners in widely diverse
Loans are made on a secured and unsecured basis, and
practicable, Insurance on the lives of borrowers is ubiained.

occupations.
The

operates

company

Maryland, Virginia,
EARNINGS—For
the

offices

and

Kansas.

year

aggregated

company

loan

28

Florida
the

ended

Maich

$1,277,073

five

in

and

31,

states,

1955,

Pennsylvania,

gross

net

profit

TO

GIVING" EFFECT

CAPITALIZATION

PRESENT

of

revenues

$181,633.

was

FINANCING

~

Authorized

—■-\

6%

subordinated

1957,

debentures

installments

annual

to

Modern

of

debentures

installments

1957,

Nov.

to

Aug.

1,

'held

by

America

(due

$500,009

in

an-

Nov.

1964i

held

by
275,000

preferred

t275,000

stock

(no

par-stated value $18 per share)
7%
preferred ftock (pftr $ 100)
^
$l cumulative preferred stock (nox par

J60.000 shs.

60.000 shs.

10,000 shs.

value)

*

"$500,000

„

1,

institution

prior

dividend

in

(due

from

1,

abovemention"d
$1.40

irom

1963)

1,

Aug.

Woodmen

capital

ni4al

Outstanding

'

Debt—

Funded

2,473 shs.

20.000 shs.

Common

the

&
Co.,

more

181,

of

stock¬

FINANCING

Outstanding

8,000

Co.—

&

&

&

new

ments

by

privilege.

shares

privilege.

to

exercise

remainder

subscribed

allotted

applicable

the

subscription

Pepsi-

business

efficiently.

parts

6%

through

and

not

repaying
$6,000,000
of
bank
Peoples Production Company,

purchasing
$2,000,000;
a

of

subscription

payments

additional

income

ol

assignees
additional

1,208

These have

24, 1955.
was

being made.
the

that

facilities

the
that

additional

partial

added
of

the

June

on

subscription

their

or

out

company,

rights.
of

total

exercised

pointed

the

themselves
funds

the

stockholders

subscribers
Mr.

of

to

acquisition

1955.

6,

Arthur M.

Co., Inc.

Eolger

p.

wherever

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Stock
Offering Over¬
subscribed—The offering to its
stockholders by this com¬
pany of 111,836 additional shares of
capital'stock at $140
per share was oversubscribed
by 41%, it was announced
on June 27
b^ James F. Oates, Jr., Chairman. The sub¬

the

degrees F. to
+300 degrees F.
It also incorporates chemicals
prevention of gum, sludge and corrosion while lubricating moving

for

and

Included in this move are the
the consoli¬
company; Chemical Specialties
Division; I. P. Thomas Division;
Industrial
Chemicals
Division;
Sharpies
Chemicals
Division;
and
Pennsalt International
Corp.—V. 181, p. 2804.

dated

and

—40

Offices

company and
the Widener

advances

increases in

7,500

chemicals

company

Philadelphia 2, Pa.
following components of

in
be

general

for

in all eight of the principal
being marketed by the auto¬
was
anniunceds on
June 27.
The new automatic
developed after five
years of laboratory research and road tests with all makes of passenger
cars, is said to assure correct viscosity at temperatures ranging from

largest

1881.

Sept.

effected

of

names

of, the

fluid specially

new

mon

Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—Moves
Effective

181,

motive

power

nrpa.

not

will

used

be

as

the

on

cost

17,,,, 1965.

Weil, Luboui.se,

automatic

61.

Bowden,

May

of

Permatex Co.,

181,

will

plant

tl,500,000 shs.

such

to

1955,

6,

Co

&

Nicolaus

53-gallon

S.

mature

Co.__;—___10,000
& Co.——10,000

Co.

Stiver

Stifel,

be

proceeds

PRESENT

TO

._

subject

on

agreed^to

Harris &

Sbillinglaw,

steam

notes

Co.——

&

will

equipment.

EFFECT

Lcntz,

in

p.

will

additional

& Gardner———10.090
Hammill & Co.__10,Q00

of

1958,

and

hereby

will

such

of

Co.,

made

Castle

by
of

'

Shares

&

portion

kilowatt

fall

company

$750,000

May

number

Fusz-Schnielzle

Pacific

1876.—V

New

the

aggregate
principal
contemplated acqui¬

estimated,

_________—,_^__10,000

Shearscn,

the

"good."

90, 000

a

exclusive

by

bottling

inventories

other

Blosser & McDowelL20,250

Chicago

A

announcement

subsidiary of Ohio

a

of

addition

to

funds

larger

and

shares
of

as

Securities

from

the

is

portion

value)-

par

severally

Saunders,

were

in

new

loans

incorporation

Cruttenden

Mills Corp.—Sells Fiber
Rug Di¬

increase

other

two

offered

working capital

of

GIVING

Current

Dempsey-Tegeler

Corpora¬

Congoleum-Nairn, Inc., above.—V. 180,

company

Missouri

among

the

received

a

include

may

.

First

Pennsylvania Power Co.—To Increase Plant
CapacityThis

title,

presently

it

unused

general

which

($1

change

them

V.

vision.

Bottling

Pepsi-Cola

The

borrowing under unsecured bank credit line of $750,000

.u

'

Patchogue-Plymouth

of

above.

$240,000

of

Link, Gorman, Peck & Co._20,250
Baker,
Simonds & Co
_10 000

overall

and

that

since

year

and

to

to

shares

the

which

The

carrying

bank

basis.

of

—V.

was

and

be

of

to

increase it

to

to

common

then

automotive

respective

of

1955.

year

Pepsi-Cola

operating subsidiaries of
with Pepsi-Cola of Chicago.

plant

equipment

UNDERWRITERS—The

by the directors on
1878, it will be payable

July 8,

the

profit

a

2122.

for

these

the

of

declared

was

with Peer¬

merger

a

acquired

referred

retirement

Chicago,

the

stock

90-day

ticles

Big

in

an

of

purposes

additional

Howard,

a

of

corporation.

1952

City

200,000

the

Chicago

flncludes

will

miles

Pipeline

in

way

soft

Hi-Q

owned

in

Chicago

of

proceeds

net

company's

require

"Seasonal

some

the

47

of

sections

under

wholly

merger

Kansas

the

to

the

Common

Harry J. Loynd, Piesident, said that earnings for the second
quarter
1955 would be
substantially ahead of the 1954 second quarter, and

stock

payment materialize it will
of record on July 20, 1955.

anticipated

were

Mountain
4

Missouri

a

appointments

$1,500,000.

to

Straus,

to

of

side

of

"Short-term

at

2121.

p.

1955, to stockholders

29,

He

has

Rocky

result

a

Authorized

The payment to more than
25,000 stockholders will total over $1,700,000.
There are 4,897,260 shares of common
stock outstanding.
The pharmaceutical firm, which makes
a full line of over
60o medici¬
nal products, reported net sales of
$28,805,972 for the first three months
of this year, compared with
$26,268,175 for the same-period last year.
Net earnings the first quarter of this
year totaled $2,832,063, compared
with $2,002,996 for the first three
months of 1954.

353,

Broadway Building, Inc.—May
Pay Interest—

fbS).iSmCa0vPKrati0n
5

Northwest

North

the

sale

Reinholdt

part

their

CAPITALIZATION

running

commence

are

States.

eight
is

will

24

until

first

of

may

Parke, Davis & Co.—Outlook Good—

sale

be^^uawf

first

pipe

thereafter

were

bottling

corporate
Cola

.

of

(as

outstanding stock of
Iowa corporation,

merger" Pepsi-Cola

of
term
notes,
construction and

amount

2199.

p.

system

the

as

for
the

and

the

added

com¬

any

minimum

has

Pierce, Fenner

165

the

131,

line

subsidiary

marks
under

Des

to

excess

Oregon-Wash¬

running

well

as

June

on

by

United

construction

system.—V.

main

owned

and operated
a
bottling plant at North Kansas
the Iowa corporation owned and operated a bottling
Moines, Iowa, each under an exclusive territorial bottl¬
appointment from said Pepsi-Cola Co.
The Missouri and Iowa

in

sition,

the

standing

Also .awarded
lines

areas.

through

gas

the

wholly

a

owned

Mo.i

Friedrichs

o^lpubl!c offerinS of $15,000,000

"■>

covering
and

of

field

laying

made

planned

the

of

areas

mid-May,

indus-*

are

weight,

Alcaloy beryllium

Liioduction-nne

See

the

Northwest

received

application which requires a metal that
is non-sparking,
non-magnetic,
corrosion-resistant and with the
strength of steel.
The simplified
design of the new Ohiolite Model 55
light weight,
heavy-Guty hoist requires fewer parts, which
necessitates

j

for

these

at

mile

pipe.

lateral

Creek

actual

awards

tion

This company is

long-felt

a

reception
the

across

its

places where

metal, possesses physical

Jy4%

that

The

program

plants, in

Co., Inc.—New Product—

by

atmospheres and

sistance
Hoist

evidenced

as

materials

nounced

days.

River

the

of

1954

the

Corp.
line sections

main

1,466

steel

incn

Ohiolite Model II Hoist, light
weight, h'gh-speed, spur-geared

■j§ hoist recently introduced by this corporation
trial

expected

few

construction

of

excess

5%

Ohio

is

the

of
16

Piceance

Pipeline

four

Columbia

inch

22

and

gathering system lines in
It

the

the

to

of

inch

the

and

Northwest

cover

portion

miles

103/4

the

cost

estimated to cost
and

an

of

Pacific

all

Inc.,
an
Kansas City,

of

company

Pipeline Corp.—Awards Contracts

Idaho

Co.

southwest
in

fiscal

of

year-end

acquired

company

Inc.)

Moines,

such

a

awarded

This

412

of

Field

next

account

20,000 shares of common stock,
the warrants being exercisable at prices
beginning at $10 per share.
Dcean Drilling operates two submersible
drilling barges, which are
engaged in drilling for oil and gas in offshore waters in
the Gulf of

h

Piney

A

company,

company
-Gardner

of

Reinholdt

and

agreed

weeks

rate

the
date

and

Ocean

A

to

by Murphy
outstanding

1,015,500

outstanding

The

for

Burley,

near

miles

97

$229,500 of the $500,000 outstanding subordinated
fund debentures,
Murphy has indicated that it intends to
rights to purchase at least 104,2"0 of the 117,877 shares of

Unking
Ocean

530,450

owns

shares,

June

right

agents

the

Des

applied

in,.

1954,

Plant,

activities

previous year's 1.34 to 1.—V. 171,

Northwest

contracts

consist

Drilling &

1945
of

PROCEEDS—The

The

retirement

also

the

.

in

improvement

corporation,

Of

territoral

territorial

name.

Bottlers,

the

Illinois

an

business

exclusive
exclusive

company, owns certain
formulae and
trade
than "cola" drinks.)
bottled and sold

territorial

the

Constructors,

The

Co.,

the

an

an

(other

assets,

of

of

system
west

the

the

was made by R. D.
Ricketts, President of Fish North¬
Inc., who will design and build the vast
pipeline
running from the San Juan Basin in New Mexico
through
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Iaho, Oregon and Wasnington. Fish North¬

west

in

1935

under

Pep.d-Coia

Ey

contracts
totaling $7,065,000, covering 509 miles of
and lateral and 47 miles of
gathering lines of this corpora¬
l.ne through the Pacific Northwest were awarded on June 24.

line
gas

since

Pepsi-Cola

bottled

ing
corporations

Construction
main

engaged

bottled

of

a

compared

as

has

of

sale

plant

as

fiscal

1951

new

plant

new

old

1954,

drop

company's

its

the

for

inventory, turnover

$1,602,262

which

sale

corporation

from

actually reflected
because operating effi¬
to

stock

common

company

and

In

company
recently
m?.jor aircraft producer which will lead,
for the first time, to
expansion beyond the borders of California. Land
has been purchased and an architect
commissioned in preparation for
establishment of a new Pacific Mercury plant this
year in Joplin. Mo.
Engineering and technical work for the new facility will be
largely
performed at the California plant.
of

latter

Co.

sales

led

of

which

and

from

dollar

moved

production

during

electronic

negotiated

shares

holding

a

Inc.,

less

the

Board

$598,817,

activity is output
Sears, Roebuck &

by

operation

corporation

cabinet

Mercury,

of

the

of

Coast.

Sepulveda. ' The
but

company's

television

profits

200,000

Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
Link, Gorman, Peck & Co. It was completed.

bottling

City,

for

Sold—Men-

details follow:

as

drinks

for

in

and

were

totaled

year

delivery of more television sets than in 1954,
ciency in the fact of growing industry competition
uriit

of

was
incorporated in Illinois „on Feb. 28.
company, under the corporate -flame of General
was changed
to Pepsi-Cola General Boi tiers, Inc.
on
July 31, 1953.
On July 7,
1939, it acquired a controlling share
interest in The Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Chicago,
an
Illinois cor¬
poration.
Subsequently it acquired the remaining outstanding shares

1939,

stock

common

per

President

months,

in

taxes

with

Benaron

Bottlers, Inc.—Stock

issue of June 27 of the public of¬

our

23

at $i2.50 per share by

Further

Products

earn¬

year.
Mr.

SI)

Bottling
for

$13,996,559

Profits

28

Benaron,

Chairman.
sales

June

on

Dowell and

trade

with

Joe

to

over

reported

stockholders

outstanding of

36.5

were

previous

General

bottling

corporation in its annual
the fiscal year ended March
31, 1955,
Per share
earnings on 700,000 shares

ington

Ocean

181,

made in

was

Bottlers,

loans.

long-Mrm indebted¬

p.

earnings after taxes of $255,817, an increase of 30%.
of $196,015 in the previous 12-month period, were
29

Commission,
and
enlarging, ■ -improving and
the distribution system of Peoples Gas.
now
have
1,230,203 shares of
common
stock,
p. 2583.

will

BUSINESS—The

Net

ings
June

from

exploration.

Power

portions of

under¬

and

Earnings Up—

incident

expenses

pay

the

Federal

company

record.

Announcement

Oasis Uranium & Oil Corp., Fort Worth, Tex.—Files—
The

the
The

Calif.—Registers

181,

tions

and

&

be

to

are

initially applied to the reduction

Pacific

of the proposed merger by the stockholders of
Nuclear intends to sell $2,500,000 of debentures

approval
companies,

throe

the

of

replacing

The

Victoreen.

Following
toe

the

names

that

fering

company may incur additional short-term
as the
volume of business requires,—V.

ness

Higher

Acquisitions and
purpose

Corp., Los Angeles,

The

be

Paci:ic

been

has

for

addresses of the

proper

will

Financing—

developing

Finance

writing

increased

This

trustee

othr

and

corporation on June 28 filed a registration statement with the
covering $20,000,000 of 3 »/2 % debentures due 1965, to be offered
lor public sale through an
underwriting group headed by Blyth & Co.,

136, p. 2243.

Nuclear-Electronics Corp.—Proposed

Debenture

York,

of

owners

in

date

This

stock

price

the

New

and/or

debentures

record

1535.

p.

Silvertone

amendment.
The net proceeds

payable, and

letter

a

common

with

of

the

SEC

sales

Northport Water Works Co., Northport, L. I.—Files—
covering

172,

Net

2121.

p.

been furnished

Co.

holders

the

Debentures With SEC—

—18,500
Inc.__15,000

Company,

Baker

Thayer,

5,000

Co.—

Co

&

Suplee, Yeatinan & Co., Inc.

Co. X_X -15,000

Sulzberger

&

Scribncr—10,000

<fe

Charles A .Taggarl & Co.
Inc.
__X.
—5,000

Hemphill,

—V.

7,000

Deane

Smith,

5,000

Trust

the

that

to

prior

and

Parke

Singer,

Inc.

suggested that
make certain

Pepsi-Cola

Inc»__—15,009

Co.

Schmidt, Poole, Robert &

Co.—2,500

California

&

Co.——.—___ 2,500

&

&

—18,500

Steele

Hallowell,

Lear

7,000

Bodine—

Co

Harrison

Co.——5,000

2,500

Bairman, Harris & Co.,

Pauset,

__15,000
&

5,000

Curtningham, Scnmertz &
Co.,
Inc.______,__________ 2,500
OeHavtn & Towr.send,
&

Jackson &

Webber,

Parrish

5,000

-Clayton Securities Corp

Crouter

&'Co._J-——X— 5,000

7,000

Co.__________

&

Brooke & Co.—

has

Midland

Pacific

Curtis

7,000
Inc.—-—— 5,000

is

tiansferred

2,500

Newberger

& Co._

Co.,

it

debentures

properly

Marine

Masten

E.

A.

are

—V.

Co.

&

X_ 5,000

Co%.___—Xx

Battles

Qo._——______— 2,500

&

McCourtney-Breekenridge

Corp
15,000
Arthurs. Lestrange & Co.__ 7,000
Auchincloss, Parker &

Bakerf Wgsks

Richards & Co.______ 5.GOD

Kay,

& Co.——38,025

Redpatli

Shares

.

Securities

Baghd, &

debentures,
income

Shares

First

stock to be purchased by each

capital

follows:

as

Chronicle... Monday, July 4, 1955

stock

These

evidenced

by

company

have

the

of

date

value

(par

debentures

notes,
a

and

|l4,02l shs.

600.000 shs.

—_"

commercial

stated

origin

10c) J.

subordinated

are

indebtedness

to

paper

or

other

11554,725 shs.
of

the

company

obligat ons

maturity

of

not

more

than

renewals

of

the

same

of

nine

not

of

months

more

than

the
from
nine

months.

t These

debentures

are

subordinated

to

(1)

other

indebtedness

and

obligations of the company having
nine

months

thereof

of

not

from
more

the

date

than

of

nine

a stated maturity of not more than
origin, and any renewel or renewals

months

stated

maturity,

(2)

unsecured

Volume 182

notes,
for

Number 5443

debentures

borrowed

from

of

indebtedness

of

debentures

the

unpaid

in

to

total

'

principal

is

series

a

authorized

fl Effective

stock,

each

200,000

1955, the

cents,

such

by

of

'

31,

time

in

the

holders

entitled

addition

share

of

of

to

and

be

f

rata,

stock

common

share

the

such

as

of

shares

of

machinery and

stock

until

is

Dec.

Safeway Stores Inc.—Current Sales Up—

share

one

Domestic

working capital.

as

company,

organized

u

sales

—V.

1944,

in

manufactures

first

The

leading

stock

common

of

sales

1955

Net

sales

amounted

the year 1954.
$1,327,649
and
net

were

industry,

ir.ghouse,

Radio

'"1;

-

28,

in¬

company filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1955, covering 329,327 shares of its $5 par common stock,

by St. Regis in exchange ior shares
Container Corp. on the basis of two and
of
to

shares

June

to

24,

be

fornia
and

Co.,

covering
public

and

sale

William

proceeds

to

pany,

creased

be

be

its

of

Eateman,

Staats

to

statement

shares

by

R.

are

to

are

registration

61,302

for

underwriting terms

Net

t

1955,

offered

be

&

Co.

added

the

to

by

SEC

&

on

First

offering

public

Preierred

stock,

lative,

Cali¬

price

Co.,

4%%-deb. bonds serially due to 10/15/56

stock,

common

par

The

supplied

the

with

$2

Eichler

FINANCING

5%

callable
stock

Common
Warrants

($10

par)

working

'^Includes

of the com¬
including in¬

capital

75,000 shs.

but

company

does

75,000 shs.

iThese

the

Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.—Listing—
The American Stock Exchange has announced that the capital stock,
par value 10 Philippine pesos, of this company was admitted to trading
on June-27,
1955.—V. 181, p. 1315.

92,000

exercisable upon payment
24, 1960.—V. 181, p. 2123.

June

of

letter

$3.25

notification

of

Corp.—Files^With SEC—
23 covering

the SEC on June

with

filed

was

stock (par one cent) to be offered at 50
cents
per share
(subject to options to be issued as part of under¬
writing commission of a previous filing by company.
Tne offering
is to be made througn Moran & Co., Newark, N. J.; E. W. Whitney,

89,850

held in treasury of the
shares subject to stock sub¬

warrants,

expire

company,

San Juan Uranium

"•••

purchase

of

60.8of the 138,664 outstanding shares of General
The offer is conditioned upon St. Regis obtaining
the' outstanding General Container stock.—V. 181, p. 2804.

of

A

£92,000

stock

common

include

not

scription warrants.

business.

of

of

are

common.

*824,965 shs.

92,000

shares

80%

$60,000

1,500,000 shs.

stock)

81,695

shares

such

all

if

cumu¬

convertible—

(par $lio_—

(common

and

common;

will Issue the 329,327 shares Of its common stock.
written options pursuant to which it may acquire from
General Container. common 84,341 shares representing'

Regis

approximately
Container

Outstanding

$120,000

amendment,

available
for general corporate
purposes,
requirements resulting from increased volume

cash

PRESENT

TO

Container

General

holders

19

EFFECT

'

Authorized
i

of

acquired St.

St. Regis holds

GIVING

"

Jun3

to bfi
of common stock of General
three-eighths (2%) share1?
St. Regis stock for one share of General Container stock.
According
the prospectus, St. Regis desires to acquire ail of the outstanding

olfered

•

CAPITALIZATION
'

a

.

The

For

among its customers practically
all of the
in the various branches of the electrical and elec¬
including such companies as General Electric, WestCorp. of America, Emerson, Stromberg Carlson and,

concerns

tronics

Petrolane Gas Service, Inc., Signal Hill, Calif.—Regis¬

filed

:

With SEC—

St. Regis Paper Co.—Registers

numbers

company

and

ters With SEC—
corporation

2697.

p.

elec¬

$94,138."\' v

come

then

months

two

Raytheon.

This

181,

t

$

$

1

134>633,953 12B,530,131 802,437,955 742,317,623
13,480,930
12,356,821
76,912,435
69,592,264.

sales

Canadian

1955—24 Wks.—1954

1955—4 Wks—1954

$

the preferred stock will
of new facilities, equip¬

of

the company's business.
$T,79:3,882, and- net .income was $529,645 ior

to

the

2517.

p.

sale

acquisition

the

for

company

the

from

approximately-95,% ( of

its

to

therefor

of

181,

stock

common

preferred

components, the major portion of output being manufactured
customers' specifications.. The maufacture of capacitors constitutes

to

common

stock

common

shares

two

into

the

Period End. June 18—

proceeds

BUSINESS—The

from

amendment

certificates

held.—V.

so

by; the

and.

ment

out¬

convertible

12

tronic

designated

authorized

each

used

Is

conversion rate of
of common;

■

appropriate

retain

pro

Initial

PROCEEDS—Net

'

.

1%" of

of

to

preferred' stock

1960.

for 67/100 share

the holders

%ths

time

The

company."

12 months

shares.

200,000

were

the

than

interest,

from
•

stock,

preferred

to

fee

debentures
.

of

31,

became

receive,

for

the

(3)

addition

In

of

more

parity with evidences
$500,000 subordinated

a

semi-annual

a

of

Prior

class
10

reclassification

outstanding
to

and

on

incorporation, changed ana reclassified into 600,000 shares
stock
having a par value of 10 cents per share. Upon

common

such

to

amount

of

March

value

par

certificate of
of

above

this table:

entitled

are

indebtedness

of

ranking

....

S This

a

thereof

described

standing.
.

evidences

having "a stated maturity of

origin

debentures referred
of

other

or

money

date

the

(13)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

to

of

shares

Wewoka,

common

through

and

Okla.,

the' San

Uranium Corp.—V.

Juan

179,

2708.

p.

,

Quinby & Co., Inc., Rochester, N. Y.—Registers With,
Securities

Phillips Petroleum Co.—Partial Redemption—
5,

1955

bentures

share

in

the

but

to

and

reduced

to

interest

$127,450,900
into

on

into

June

on

principal

date,

redemption

sinking
at

1953,

$65

of

been

through

entirely

The Manufacturers Trust Co., trustee, 45 Beaver
S.,
fs conversion and redemption agent.—V.

181,

New York,

full

entirely

Pinon Uranium Co., Inc.—Stock
nounced

June

on

at

$1

foir

net

from

proceeds

the

stock

;

the

to

successor

a

which

had

prospecting
The

sale

to

are

acres

acres

in

Hornet

acquired

the

present

in

26,

Corp.,

a

interests

mining

the

Fort

located

all

are

approximately
in

acres

5.000

in

claims

and

Central

in

GIVING

EFFECT

Capital stock (par 20c)

area

Mesa

two);

£"0

1,000,000 shs.

.<

741,276 shs

2696.

30"x40"

Mr.

Brewster, who has been both
has resigned as Treasurer, it

Brewster

the

will

Board.

the

to

office

Alden

R.

vestment

-

-

continue

Edwin
of

firm

G.

is

of

actively

Rous,

2804.

p.

the

first

completely

the "Screenmaster,'.'
immediate delivery.

model

27

June
of

corporation
claims.

of

is

of

Chairman

The

in

now

include

an

p.

mildew-proof

and

available

is
1438.

in

eight

from

Colorado

the
of

Board

company,

and

June

on

22.

Chairman

as

company

the

Plateau.

Randex

elected

was

as

and

general

a

Cabot

become

to

in—the

partner

Qo., effective July 18.—V.

Assistant

180,

Boston

in¬

Treasurer

2597.

p.

on

drilling

stock

drilling

also

Edoran

of

Oil

the

is

—This

corporation

Utah

Inc.

Holders

cellulose

of

time, it

In

June,

the

amounting
bution

Electric

■'

ments

the

in:

to

$712,300,

facilities

and
to

additional

including $907,900

$398,600

for

and

property

12

to

months

$52,986,000—an

ended

$42,630,600—an
months
ended

ended

in

The

May

31,

earnings

share

per

months

of

%nded

5.1%,

or

stock

costs

s.

ended

for
the

for

195$,

31,

the

for

the

to
12

period

same

months

12

the

over

amounted

income

Net

and

May
5.5%

or

operating

$6,638,100

common

distri¬

and

and-servic

months

12

$2,742,000

Total

31, 1955, was
$6,434,300.

the

projects

drills

are

SeaPak
This

on

the
12

the company anticipates capi¬

with

compared
1954.—V.

$1.17

181, p.

share

per

the

for

Purity

Stores,

28

G.

headed

shares

of

Ltd.,

Becker

an

period

ended

plants,

other

and

facilities

new

San

Francisco,

Calif.—Stock

Of¬

stock

100,000 shares

($1

BUSINESS—Company
current

ahnuaUyv

value)

par

operates

annual

sales

1C1

of

running

at

AS

CAPITALIZATION

JUNE

AT

at $20

food

a

stores

3V4%

note,

due

Nov.

3V2%/

note,

due

semi-annually

7%

1,

1955

on

in

Cali¬

27,

preferred

stock

($1

shares

as

follows:

.

A.

of

stk.

oi

class A

one

writing.

270.000

class

J.

Barth

&

Baird

&

Crowell,

Weedon

First

Skaggs
&

—

V.

131,

Co.
&

&

Caliicrnia

Johnston,

5,904.53 shs.

3,000 shs.

be

the

underwriters

3.000 shs.

purchased

630.000 shs.

and

the

each

by

of

number

them

Shares

"

the

next

loan

new

are

and

The

filed

class

of

A

non-voting
class

50

proceeds

financing

and

be

to

are

stock

(oar

shares

B

at

used

construction

(par

$10)
$600
to

and

to

be

pay

$100? and 16,905
offered in units
without under¬

unit,

per

incident

expenses

of

management

real

to

estate

Chemicals,

rangements for

Peabody

&

Co

10,000

Brothers

Inc.—Private

Placements—Ar¬

$10,000,000 combination bank loan and
debenture issue have been completed l?y this corpora¬
tion, the money to be used for long range expansion and
a

additional working capital, Henry H. Reichhold, General
Manager, announced on June 29.

are

Shares
Kidder,
Lehman

10 000

period,

The

the

are

Insurance
Mutual

National

Insurance

for

need

Bank

Co.,

increased

loan,
of

Massachusetts

Co.,

Life

granting/ the

to

D3troit.

New

capital

over

England

Insurance

Diversified

Investors

working

amortized

Life

Mutual

and

be

a

20-year

Life
Fidelity

Mutual
Co.,

Service.

for expanded

manufacturing

McCormick & Co.—

3^000

F.

5 000

5,000

The Ohio

Co.____

3.000

Shuman, Agnew & Co

1,'cOO

for

Co.—

1,000

William

3 000

2,000

Stroud

1,000

Vietor, Common, Dann & Co. 3,000

phenol and pentaerychrito!.
Those un¬
available
until
1956
include
phthalic anhydride,
maleic
anhydride,
formaldehyde, glycerine, sodium sulfite and sodium sulfate.

5,000

Dean

Co

&

Co

2697.

Wulff,

Moselc-y

R.

&

&

Co

Co

4 000

Staats & Co

Co.,

Witter

&

Hansen

Inc

&

4,000

;

Co..

Co.__

by S. D. Fuller & Co. of New York City, at
($10 per share).




quarter

1,000

the

1055

balance

130,

p.

is

M.

as

par

M.

Chief

the

of

one

co'mpanv

year

on

said,

found

ah

the

Chief
of

White,

basic

the

worid's

of

largest

producers of

the

first

synthetic resins,

.

Corp.—White Chief Executive

Chairman
the

end

completely committed
chemicals its present

except

Executive
Board

President

Executive

the

by

itself

-

Steel

Girdler,

ChaTman
C.

of

as

of

Reichhold

Mr.

the

1211.

Republic
T.

duties

clear,

when

produce,

can

Reichhold
—V.

made

was

of

facilities

—10,000

Pyramid Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Offered—Pub¬
lic offering of 75,000 shares of 5% cumulative convert¬
ible preferred
stock of $10 par value was made on
June 30

facilities

the

of

Offic?r
of

of

Board,
of

the

on

June

21

corporation.

Officer

relinquished
He

wili

his

continue

Directors.

the

Officer.—V.

p.

1206.

has

assumed

SEC

on

cents

net

per

proceeds

operations.

filed

a

letter

of

With SEC,"

notification

with ths

shares of common stock (par one cent) to fcj
share through Skyline Securities Inc., Denver,
are

\,

to

be

used

to

pay

expenses

incident tl

.

This

Tulsa, OkL%

and

company

June

on

the

duties

27

filed

a

registration statement

with tbi

2,000,000 shares of its 10c par common stock, to t.l
public sale "as a speculation."
The public offering prlr-1
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Dempst,-covering

Tegeler

for

&

is named

Co.

as

the

representative of the underwriters.

was organized under Maryland law on N."
/
business in Cuba.
According to the prospectus, H
has acquired rights to explore for oil- and gas on 2,569,840 acres xi
southern Cuba and in off-shore waters in the Bay of Batabano.
Th'}
business of the company Is highly speculative since little is definite /
known about the geology of the area.
For these rights, transferred
The

Siboney

1955,

company

do

to

Sterling Oil of Oklahoma, Inc. and Crescent Cor;),
Rock Oil Corp.i, Siboney issued to such other t\ 1
costs aggregated $270,000) 2,550,000 shares of iti
shares were issued and sold at 10c per share ;.j
follows:
191,250
to
Dempsey-Tegeler; 146.250 to Gregory & Sonj;
and
112,500 to Sutro Bros. & Co.
Net proceeds from the sale of stock will be used in the estimate!
amount of $450,000 for additional geological and geophysical survey)
and in part to pay
the expenses of drilling exploratory wells (t^J
estimated
cost of which
is $1,200,000).

to

by

Siboney

(formerly

Deep

companies (whose
stock.
Additional

Silvaire
Files With

Jfrcraft

company

on

Fort Collins, Colo.—»

& Uranium Co.,

SEC—

■

June 17 filed a letter of

'

.

notification with the SEd
cent) to be offeree

covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par one
at 10 cents per share through Carroll, Kirchner ^
ver,

Colo.

The net proceeds are to be

Jaquith, InCy Den¬

used to pay expenses incident tJ"

minig operations.

(Foster D.)
"Chemical

Snell, Inc.—Issues Marketing

Market

Abstracts,"

a

1954.

The volume contains

Index—

service
industry has an¬

monthly literature research

covering market news and statistics for the chemical
nounced
the publication of its first Annual Index,
more than

covering the yea/

22,000 separate entries,

classlfi-u-

Marshall N LevinEditor of
the first t.
that
a
complete guide to the events of an entire year, specifically of intere~c
to the chemical industry, has been made generally available
Listings under the Companies
heading total about 11,000 and reL.r
to approximately 5,000 companies and organizations, both domestic ana
foreign. This includes more than 600 references to U. S. Governme_.
under

six

subject headings.
According to
CMA, the publication of the Index marks
major

agencies.—V. 181, p. 905.

corporation,

181,

25

The

The

institutions

2,000

S.

at

20

June

on

1,200,000

Siboney Development & Exploration Co.,

favor¬

very

letter of notification with the SEC

a

voting

stock

SEC—
the

—Registers With SEC—

—

—

Lemon

corporation

covering

Colo.

two

(Inc.")

Co

Co

p.

during the
mill.

new

2,000

Republic

Golkin

to

of

Inc._.20,000
Co., Inc. 5,000

Co

Central

Davis,

Co.
&

Eichler &

Baternan,

5,905 shs.

pari

1,250,000 shs.
names

June 21

on

B

Reichhold
"

The

Becker

down

$137,500

inand

par)

($100

stock

common

,

^

G.

that the terms for

shares

300

of

.

Robert W.

drawn

properties.

Outtanding

270,000

in
15

par)

UNDERWRITERS—The
of

be

Redding-Miller, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC—
The corporation

planning,

1955

$137,500

May

May .15, 1958
preferred
stock
($100

non-cum.

Common

$45,000

to

cum.

6%-

The

31,

"

15

will

with

statement

registration

a

1955,

Shumway Uraniumr, Inc., Moab, Utah—Files
.

offered

share.

approximately SS0,000,000.

Authorized

,

Nov.

'

SEC

shares

chain

a

,

•

stalments "of

24,

of

1957, Current capacity is at
doubled since 1945.

than

more

$20,000,000

Budington said

filed

corporation

covering $1,380,000 of participations in the Sheraton
Employees Savings Plan for employees of Sheraton and participant
subsidiary companies.—V. 181, p. 2697.
'
>

June

to 900,000 tons by

it is required for the construction of the

covering

with

its annual production capacity

increase

to

related products, and that the company will have

requiring no sinking fund payment until 1966. Beginning at that
$5,000,000 will be payable each year with a $"0,000,000 balance
due in 1980.
This schedule will place more cash at the company's dis¬
posal during the next 20 years than would be the case under existing
arrangements, he added.—V. 181, p. 2932.

being sold by certain stock¬

are

holders.
fornia

again

Corp. of America—Registers With

Sheraton

yet

as

time,

&

panel¬
ceramic surface.

spandrels (spaces between floors) entail the use of 510 panels, and
account for 12,500 square feet of the material.
These spandrels are a.
new type panel designed by Seaporcel to create a "waffle" effect, fabri¬
cated by stamping eight inch squares into the metal before the por¬
celain enamel coating is applied.—V. 180, p. 725.

mining

Mr.

on June 23
wall fojr
Utah, consisting oi

enamel

part of the 75,000 square feet of porcelain enamel

The major

urer, call for drawing down $80,000,000 of the loan in the near future
which, with $15,000,000 of corporate funds, will be used to retire the
outstanding notes and loans' and in calling the 626,205 shares of $2
preferred stock. '

in

'

Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., on June
underwriting group which offered 100,000

common

All of the

■

porcelain

architectural

of

The

able,
'

fered—A.

corresponding

2804.

V

were tlia

July 7 to

completion of the porcelain enamel exterior curtain

ing consists of shaped, vertical ribbing with a textured

$80,000,000 during the next three
cost of the new mill, broad processing improve¬

this capacity

additional

"manufacturer

Security Bank Building in Salt Lake City,
stories and a two-story penthouse.

offered

The

nine month period
322,272 shares of

outstanding.

First

} Details of the new financing, according to R. A. Budlngton, Jr., Treas¬

years as

$G,095,075 for the nine months
with $3,246,347 for the comparable
.of

Seaporcel Metals, Inc.—Completes Contract—
This

SEC

endad

May 31, 1955 amounted to $1.21 on the basis of the 5,117,040 shares
then outstanding rather than the 5,628,700 shares now
outstanding, as5

1955,

30,

stock

announced

This

chemical cellulose and

tons

sales
compared

reports

J. Roy Duggan, President, said sales of $1,086,000 in May
largest of any month in the company's history.
The corporation has voted a 5%
stock dividend payable
stockholders of record as of June 7.—V. 181, p. 1678.

a

Morgan observed that this $80,000,000 compares with $95,000,000
capital expenditures over -the past ten years.
He said that the
sharply accelerated world-wic'e growth and acceptance of the cellulosics

735,000

April

Simons Island, Ga.—Sales Up—

St.

Corp.,

corporation

the

drilling

now

plant, Rayonier's eighth.

existing

seven

Rayonier

1962,

1604.

p.

in

claims

24

owns

two

in

has,led

1,

Feb.

due

common

Mr.

increased

increase" of

1954.

increase of $2,064,200

May

1954 was

transmission
extensions

during

May 31, .1955, amounted to $18,906,000.
%
Total operating
revenues
for the 12
amounted

for

customer

plant

construction

debentures,

approximately

of

years. This includes the

Co.—Earnings Increased— "

directors-authorized

additions

Gross

Power

Redemption—

fund

being advised that $92,000 of the debentures have been called
redemption on Aug. 1, 1955 through the fixed sinking lund, a I
101%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Marine
Midland Trust Co. of New
York, 120 Broadwy, New York.—V. 181,

unannounced.

Potomac

sinking

the

179, p. 227.

revealed that

was

3%%

the

of

of

40%

over

planned that proceeds from the new loan will be used for retir•ing-all outstanding, loans and notes of Rayonier and its subsidiary,
Alaska Pine & Cellulose Ltd., * the calling of the outstanding Rayonier
$2
preferred stock,- and for construction of the recently announced
same

181, p. 2697.

are

ended

is

the

suitable.—V.

are

period of last year. Net earnings after taxes for the
were
$43,415, equal to 13.5 cents a share on the

$100,000,000 loan, it was announced
by Clyde B. Morgan, President—

expenditures

an

when conditions

completed preliminary negotia¬

has

requested so
financial re¬

Sept. 20, 1959.
agreed to lend

have

30, : 1956,

the

3%%

100,000 ton chemical

due

on

tions with the Prudential Insurance Co. of America .for

tal

from

an

21

contractor.
own

which

which

on

Mines,

in

acres

associates

Adit.—V.

Bay Uranium

1,500

Co.

Corp.,

and

area

its

on

and

Inc.

Randex Uranium

to

Exploration

Mines,

Boaverlodge-Bladc Bay
opposite Black

is

Consultants

Apex

Uranium

outstanding

it

Increase in
$50,000,000
its com¬

increase in the authorized number of
10,000,006 to 40,000,(900.

and

for

claims in the Blind River Area,
on
the northern half of

41

owns

shareholders for

of

The notes were issued to certain banks
the company at its request on or befora
additional $25,000,000 which should more than
cover its ne'eds beyond
the end of the current year.
It may, however,
be desirable to refinance the bank loans with longer term securities
notes

June

"VYNA-

sizes,

Mines, Inc.—Drilling Operations—

that

is

shares

meeting

1955)

12,

quirements of the company as they arise.
At present the company's
outstanding indebtedness (exclusive of approximately $600,000 of 3%
convertible debentures)
amounts to $25,000,000 In the form of 3%

Contract, was left to Consolidated Diamond DrillingCanada, who are actively drilling under the direction

corporation

June 24
the

of

announcedd

was

with

President

Toronto,

of

$150,000,000

which

"Screenmaster"

flame

and

180,

Hopkins Exploration

Debt and Stock—

special

to approve an
the company's indebtedness from

amount

authorized

mon

a

date Aug.

Seabrook Farms Co.—Partial

features

which

announced

these

to

scheduled

have

(record

1955

Approval of these increased authorizations is being
that the management may be in a position to meet the

their

of

the

.

Uranium

Randex

At

retiring

Moors

Plymouth Cordage

181,

in

Treasurer.

Wells

for

1956

fabric

70"x70".—V.

to

This

It

of

provide
-

25-year

Plymouth Cordage Co.—New Treasurer—
Treasurer,

Quinby Plans for Accumulation

20,

Sept.

Rayonier, Inc.—Arranges* $100,000,000 Insurance Loan

Outstanding

t

W.

to

glass-beaded

PRESENT FINANCING

e

Ellis

Nemours

"teardrop"

"Screenmaster"

New

the

(section

acres

Wingate

Authorized

181, p.

de

design case for greater strength
smoother roller action known as "Easythis model is an
automatic leg-lock
instant, effortless leg opening when setting up

The

corpora¬

County; 4.300 acres in Socorro County; 2,874
County; and 1,230 acres in Rio Arriba Coun y.

CAPITALIZATION

—V.

D~lava'e

Delaware

certain

in

in

1955

Sandoval

Valencia

duPont

new,

a

incorporated

^.

April

on

Uranium

properties

comprise
640

area;

5,604

and

Also

said

the

of

functional

new,

models,

available

FLECT"

used

be

permits.

These

Gigante

organized

was

Green

company's

Mexico.

features

screen.

Co.

BUSINESS—Company
tion,

I.

E.

Co.—V.

that

announced

screen

further

working capital.
as

projection
and is

stability,

device

has

exploration and development of the company's
properties, including .further drilling in the Fort Wingate area, to
the
acquisition
and
development
of
additional
properties
and
for
pay

Electric

of

share.

per

PROCEEDS—The
to

30

offered and sold an issue of
capital stock \par 20 cents) "as a specu¬

300,000 shares of
lation"

Offering Completed—
Co., Inc., New York City, it was an¬

has

corporation

Improved
and

&

of

$1,000,000

General

of

production

Glide."

Fredic H. Hatch

stock

stock

common

on

Radiant Manufacturing Corp.—Introduces New Screen
This

N. Y.,

2696.

p.

additional

an

redesigned

stock.

common

and

common

of

directors

The

June 23, 1955,
$278,000 of Quinby

an

a

without
issued

has

total

Accumulation

for

Co.

&

Or g'naly

the

almost

amount,

at

1955,

5,

Aug.

coupons.

l,

on

de¬
plus

iuna

103%%,

stock

common

tured

unm

$162,098,500

for

3 70%
callable

are

including the redemption
of

call

the

outstanding

debentures

convertible

are

accrued

amount

conversions

of

These

of

up

payment

authorized

27

$30,000,000

1983.

interest

accrued

June

on

of

due

to

filed

company

Scott Paper Co.—To Increase

Commission—

Exchange

amendment
its registration statement covering an additional

Plans

directors

The

Aug.

and

investment

This

Chronicle... Monday, July 4, 1955

The Commercial and Financial
14

(14)

DIVIDENDS
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬

Dividend announcements are

In

tables.

first

the

we

Extra

■

De

payment date.

DetroitPer

Share

Vam* of Company

Acadia-Atlantic
Common

<

class

$1.20

Ltd.

Refineries,

Sugar

A

5%

preferred

Acme

3

9-10

Extra

10-

3

9-10

Donnmon

Bridge

Dominion

Fabrics,

tSl.25

Air

Airfleets,
Allied

American

5%

(increased

Aggregates,

preferred

American

Co.

Home

American

Ice

American

Never,

American

Class

B

7%

1st

Araertcan

Tractor

Stocknolders

ing
Animal

6-30

6-22

25c

7-22

7-12

1

7-20

8-

8-

1

25c

9-

(quar I

Fate-Root-Heath

7-20

1

„

8-

9-

1

8-

1

59c

9-

1

8-

Class

1

Class
'

■

(quar.i.

27V2C

9-

1

8-

1

5%

9-30

9-

9

Ferry

$1.25

9-

1

7-29

(quar.i-

22 ftc

7-

1

6-23

6%

preferred

56 ftc

8-

1

7-15

Field

$2.25

Pe Ry. Co. (quar.)
(quar.)

Rubbef

Baltimore
$2.50

Power

(Marshall)

Class

A

$1.50

(quar.i—

preferred

Belmont

A

Best

Co.

Inc.

Foods,

Food

7-10

1

9-10

1

Fresnillo

9-10

Gamewell

1

7-15

Gardner-Denver

7-

2

6-21

4%

75c

7-

2

6-21

General

$6

7-

1

6-24

8-

1

7-15

5%

50c

(quar.i———,—

7-27

8

•

Fisheries,

preierred
Edison

Co.

Boston

Woven

Hose

Bourbon St"ck

iquar.i

6-20

6-30

6-15

Goodyear

1

6-20

Great

7-

\ ards

8-

1

7-20

8-

1

7-20

8-

1

7-

10c

8-25

75c

Rubber

7-

_______

Quarterly

6-24

Taunton

$3.80

Gas,

preferred

Brown

&

called

com.

tugelow,

o%
redemption

for

iquar. i

95c

pld.

Haile

Burger Erewing Co.

Burgess-Manning
(Directors

intends

7-15

7-

5

50c

7-

8

6-27

$1.75

8-

1

7-15

Co

preferred (quar.)
payment

omitted

Hartz

this time.)
Calamba

Estates (liquidating)
Mills, Ltd., common (quar.)

Sugar

7-

7-15

5

Hat

A

120c

8-

1

7-15

Hayes

138c

8-

1

7-15

Hercules

120c

8-

1

7-rl5

75c

8-

1

7-15

preferreu (quar.)
!_
participating preierred <quar.)„_
California Electric Power, $3 pld. (quar.)„_
Canada & Dominion ougar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian
-

$1.25

Breweries, Ltd.,

•Central

9-

1

8-10

10-

1

8-31

10-

1

8-31

preference

(quar.)

V4C
131 ftc

Ltd.

127 ftc

7-15
7-23

7-

(quar.)

_

Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. (quar.)

19c

8-

1

40c

8-10

7oc

7-

Charleston

Transit

Charmin- Paper

Stockholders
shares

held.

payment

called

plus

20

June

on

at

Fund,

$26.30

Conv.

(stock

Inc.

Cities Service

Co.

Bank

Extra

.

Cleveland

.

Electric

6-20

100%

7-15

6-30

Investors

2 ft %

7-27

7-11

Iowa-Illinois Gas &

.

preferred

shares

(Dam

from

Co.

Colonial

Fund, Inc.

par

4%%

Gas

Stock

6'in-

$1.25

&

Electric

com.

preferred

7-20

Johanson

19c

8-

1

7-11

Kansas

$1.50

7-

1

6-27

Kearney (James

7-15

7-

7-25

7-

8

6-30

Metal

Royalties.

Partic, preferred

6-21

7-15

6-30

5%

15c

pfd.

iquar.)..

Counselor's Investment

Fund,

Seal, Ltd.

Corp.,

62 ftc

7-

—

(Directors

preferred

action

stock

payment

meeting held
Cutter

Dan

on

June

on

River

voting
Mills

the

at

voting (initial
(initial quar.i

1st

of

Lane

(stock

dividend)




100%
100%

Northwest

8-15

8-

1

Northwestern

7-15

7-

1

Northwestern

7-15

7-

1

6-30

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-30

8-

6-30

3-

7-15

Otis

8-

7-15

1

7-

7-15
10-

4'/2%

States Portland Cement-^"

Tire

Insurance

Ltd.

1

8-12

Perkins

8-

2

7-14

Phila

8-15

7-15

8-15

7-15

4.30%

1

7-

5

3.30%

7-20

7-

8

8-

5

8-

1

7-

1

8-15

9-10

9-

1

12-10

12-

1

7-15
9-

8-

1
1

7-15
8-

8-15

—

1

7-15

7-

5

8-15

8-

5

8-

7-15

1

7-

7-15

5

8-

1

7-15

Reliable

Star Brewing

Manhattan

7-15

8-1

7-20

8-

1

7-

8

3-

1

7-

8

$1.07 ft

8-

1

7-

8

0-

1

7-

8

20c

8-

1

7-20

$1.25

8-

1

7-20

7-20

7-

50c

7-15

6-30

45 c

8-

7-13

25c

7-15

$1.25

7-15

50c

:

& St. Louis

:

1

7-15

7-

1

6-20

Rising Paper Co., common

7-

2

6-23

8-

1

7-20

1

preferred (quar.)
Rockwood & Co., 5% pfd. A
Roosevelt Field, Inc.

8-

1

7-11

16

1

7-11

the

8-

1

7-11

8-

1

7-11

8-

1

7-11

8-

1

7-11

8-

1

7-15

9-10

8-19

7-15

6-30

9-11

8-11

on

30c
S

Milling,

6-30

6-22

8-

1

7-15

Schaffer

Stroes

8-

1

7-15

Schuster

(Ea.)

9-

1

8-15

9-

1

F-15

conv.

pfd.

&

Co.,

8-15

Schwitzer-Cummins

1

8-15

Securities

1

7-15

10-

1

9-15

7-

7-15

7-

9-

1

8-

10-

1

9-15

11-

1

10-15

9-

1

8-

56V4C

8-

1

7-15

I15c
115c

7-29

7-15

7-29

7-15

7-25

7-

IS2

8-12

7-22

7-11

I15c

7-29

6-30

9-

8-

pfd.

(accum.)

Southwest

7-20

7-

1

6-27

7-

1

6-27

7-

1

6*15

7-11

6-13

$1

6-28

6-22

7-

1

6-22

7-

$2.25

(stock

7-15
7-

1

7-15

7-

5

8-31

8-20

18%C

div.)_^
,—-

8-31

32ftc

8-31

8-20

37ftc

iquar.)

7-

6-23

7-15

7-

7-

1

6-24

Sl.lSft

7-

1

6-24

25c

(quar.)
—

(quar.)

com.

7-16

7-

$1.75

6-30

6-20

$1.50

6-30

6-20

1

7-15

40c

7-25
8-25

4ft %
Sunrise
8-12

7-22

7-

1

6-15

$1.24

8-

1

7-11

8-

1

7-11

$3

8-

1

7-25

Superior
Swan

9-

2

10-

2

9-

2

7-15

7-

I

40c

7-25

7-15

-

8-1

7-15

94c

7-

1

6-17

19c

"8-

1

7-11

37 ftc

4%
—•

7-22

15c

(stock divid.)

7-

7

6-21

15c

7-

7

6-21

7-15

6-30

7-15

7-

7 ftc

7-15

6-30

Swank,
5%

dividend

Steel

1

7-15

7-11

6-30

9-

1

8-15

16c

8-46

7-16

25c

Inc.,

—

9-10

8-15

156 ftc

:

(quar.i
(quar.)

7-11
7-11

2%

7-26

7-11

35c

(quar.)_

C^uar.)

1

12 ftc

(quar.lj*

.8-11

7-28

22 ftc

(quar.)—

common

8-

7-26

$1.12 ft

——;

Corp.
Co.

6

25c

Ltd

common

Supermarkets

8

9c

5c

Mines,

7-

50c

Motors

Coke & Coal Co

Rubber

7-15

2

25c

Fund

A

7-15

10-

156 ftc

(quar.i

Consolidated

class

6

150c

quarter rather than the
3rd quarter.
n
Shake, Inc. (quar.)
Fuel, Ltd.. 4ft% pfd.
(quar.)

Co.,

8-

25c

130c

—

Steak

Oil

1

25c

Extra

Sun

1

SI.OS ft

common

Producing

Electric

8-20

.

Co.

Foods

Gas

6-23

7-15

2ft %

preferred (quar. >—
Fund
(quar.)

Green

1

7-31

'

Engineering
Springfield Gas Light (quar.i
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—
Company
announced that
henceforth it
will declare Its special divs. in the 4th

Sullivan

6-30

50c

7 ftc

(quar.) —

Sprague

4

$1.04

pfd. (quar.)

7-20

1

7-15

8

25c

(quar.)

conv.

Stock

I$4

1

8-

86 ftc

Standard

1

(accum.)

8-

—1

Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
Calif. Petroleum Corp;—

Stoneage

1

7-11

$1.25

7-22

$2.01

7-25

10c

Corp.,

Shedd-Bartush

Sterling

7-21

50c

shares)

Y.

Water & Power,
prefeired A (quar.)
ft %
preferred B (quar.)

7-15

7-29

1

7-25

93%c

Leather Co

Spencer

1

17 ftc

—

General, $7 pfd. (quar.) —
$6
preferred
(quar.)
—
Security Insurance Co. of New Haven (quar.)

6%

8-

about Aug.
to split

or

.common

com.

1

1

7-15

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)___
(quar.)
Co., 6% pfd.

8-

4

1
1

25c

9-

7-11

7-21

1

88-

——

9-

1

8-

3

—

preferred (quar,)—
preferred (quar.)

434%

7-14

115c

preferred

4'4%

7-20

8-11

$1

Co.
Industries,

10-14

75c

8-15

1

7

(s-a)
Plastics Corp.—

Co.

Map

Savage

6-

50c

&

1

11-

7-15

7-

$1.50

(quar.)
Foods, 4% preferred

Fine

Sargent

7-22

8-25

50c

pfd.

conv.

Sanborn

<N.

Petroleum

Reinforced

W

&

8-15

directors' proposal
three-for-one.

preferred

4ft%

7-12

37 ftc

(quar.)___.

vote on

will

a

Russell-Miller
Russell

1

common

Dutch

Royal

8-

25c

-s——

____—

Stockholders

5

7-12

,125c

6%

5

5

7-

■

130c

—

common

Co.

7-

1

9Gc

preferred

Rike-Kumler

8-

$1.17ft

Service

(Calif.) (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)——_—_,_T

Supply

8

—

(quar.)______

Ltd.

iCanada),

Inc.,

1

25c

8-

7-20

4

43c

7-15

7-

60c

87«

1

approval)

8-, 1

(year end of $1.47 from

Refrigeration,

8-15

8-

Co.

1

30c

Louisiana Power & Light, 4.967o,
4.167/
preferred (quar.)

7-15
7-

95c

(quar.)

com.

7-30

8-

1

$1.17

—

8-

7-15

6-23

1

:

8-15

3 3/4 %

6-30

6-30

1

(quar.)
Fire Insurance Dayton (Ohio) (quar.)

Republic

7-

7-15
•:

$1.10

7-15

Rich's,

7-15
'

9-

(quar.)

Reitman's

8

8-15

(quar.)
Quebec Telephone Co., 5% pld. (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile (quar.)
Reading Co.
(quar.)
——
Reed (C. A.)
Co., class A (quar.)

7-20

7-21

8-

^

Power & Light—
Washington
Public

Power

1

22 ftc

7-

1

$2.50

Corp.,

Commission

8-

6-30

1

8-

$1.06 V*

to

B

7-

7-29

175c

'.

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

Quebec

8-20

$1.06

(quar.)

(quar.)____—

preferred <quar.)_
Edison, 4.70%
pfd.
3.60%preferred
(quar.)

8-

9-10

£$1.50

—

$5

7-15

6

7-18

10c
•-

(quar.)—

pfd.

4.68%

Potomac

1

6

7-

7-30

$1.12 ft

—

Parking Garages is-a)_
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Portland Gas Light Co., common

7-15

8-

7-

7-15

$1.25

(s-a)

RR.

6-30

62 ftc-

•

—

pfd.

5% preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago

7-20

1

6-30

6-30

7-15

■

30c
—-

pfd. (quar.)
,(quar.)_.—

Gear

&

Co.,

Philips-Jones

I$1.75

(quar.)

6-22

1

G-30

20c

C__a____

Southern

'

7-

25c

preferred

4.40%

Sibley.

preferred (accum.)

8-,8

$2

—

common

Machine

7-

(quar.)„

6-28

8-15

15c

s

Ltd.,

Electric

7-15

class A

7-18

6-30

15c

______—

preferred, (quar.)
Power Co., 4.24%
4.25%
preierred
(quar.)—i

15c

(quar.)__

7-28

$1.75

8V3C

•

6%

50c

(quar.)_

preferred

7-20

v

(quar.i—

com.

Pennsylvania

6-23

Co

Co.

8-1

(Spokane)—

Pottery Co.—____
TelephoneCo. (quar.)j

Penman's,

6-30

profits and 54c from net ord. income)
Bros..

5

28%C

50c

Title

Peaslee-Gaulbert Corp.,-4 ft %

6-23

—

&

5

7-20

•

Cqast Aggregates, Inc.—
conv. preferred <quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling (quar.)

6-30

Ltd.,

7-

30c

Co.____

Panama

8'

7-

County

9-

$1.50
$1.75

8-

1

V

;

Elevator

Pacific

6

9-17

1

7-21

7-15

8-

4%

(quar.i

8-l<#
7-29

7-14

common-

(quar.)—
Co. (quar.)_i.__

Onondaga

7-16

1

8-11

7-14

——,

B

8

6-30.

8-15

20C

Leather

7-15

7-15

"

6-30

Class
Ohio

7-

9

$1.12

Telephone
(quar )——:i_
Insurance
(Hartford)

Chemical,

7-

$1.25
45c

9-

$1.06%

Shawinigan

(quar.i—

9-15

7-15

"

Extra

Noxema

'

(quar.)_

6-14

$2
7-15

-

15c

Bell

Northwestern

5c

common

6-29

7-15

25c

Quarterly

7-15

1

9

8V3C

Z—

•

8-

8-

9-23
12-23

75c

Plastics

Northwestern

$1

Acceptance,

|—

B

Rubber

8-12

7-20
5

6

7-13

Seton

preferred
(quar.)
Woods Milling, Ltd.—

the

Laurentide

Lone

8%C

7-

7-28

8-31
9-30

12-30

tlftc

(quar.i

preferred (quar.>_

7-15

20c
50c

^

preferred (quar.)
•.
Biyant, 4T2%< preferred

6V2%

7-20

1

(quar.)
i

Lindsay (C. W.) Co., Ltd.—

2%c

7-15

20c

preferred

2nd

7%
Lako

Lehman (The) Corp.

41/2%

4.60%-

took no action

(s-a)

6-24

company

quar.)..

1Z

(quar.)

common

Leece-Nevillc

231

Laboratories

Limited

Co.,

Link-Belt

deferred

5

9-16

9-30

—_—.—_

Airlines Inc.,

Northwest

8-

8

preferred

Lee

Cudahy Packing

7-13

8

7-15

1

.

10-15 '

15c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

1

9-

8

7-11

25c

Industries

6-15

9-

8-31

6

7-21

—.——

Materials

7-22

$1.05

4'/2 %

Southern

Lewis

iquar.i

4>/4%

6-30

Southern

net

$4.20 pfd.

7-15

7-25

8-

Co.,

8-15

1

Northern

8-15

Corp

40c

7-

7-15

Marine Insurance (s-a)»

Legare Co., Ltd., 6%

50c

Inc.

(quar.i

1

77-

10c

<quar.)__

Engineering Works
Inaiana Public Service—

8

6-20

1

8-

7-15

93%c
$1.05

—

iquar.)

t50c

(s-a)

Northern

7-

6-30

7-15

7-15

6-21

7-15
7-29

2%

Ry., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Insurance Co. (Hartford)——

1

7-15

6-30

$1.75

—

Northeastern

8-

7-15

1

50c

Western

Hi

adj.

4%

7-15

7-8

Class

iquar.i./

Newsprint

Zellerbach

7-1

$1

Norfolk

1

6-21

7%

(quar.).;

5
1

8-

1

8-

25c

—

Gas

1

8-

25%

dividend)

Mines

1

$1.50

Inc.—

87-

Gold

7-15

5%

8

common

Shoe

Bros.

CitTf T^fre^

Kroger

6-24

8-15
7-15

Natural

Jersey

7-15

6

8-

Nor-Acme

$1

6

1

New

7-15

$1.50

7-

8-19

7-15

1

37V2C

7-

7-

-—

Extra

7-15

25c

1

8-

9-16

10-

12 ftc

(quar.)___

Kentucky Central Life & Accident Ins. Co.

7-15

30c

(quar.)

8-

8

6-20
7-15

17 ftc

;

preferred

6%

7■

$1.69

(quar.)

Co.

7-25

1

$1.25

(stock dividend)

Co.,

2

8-22

7-29
7-

8

$1.14

(quar.)—
(stock

Gas

9-

15C

—.

—

Haven

1

15C

50C

(quar.)

—

common

Glass

National
New

8-19

pfd. (quar.)

(quar.)

Kentucky Stone

6-22

17 ftc
17V2c

Products

Public Service,

&

Corp.

preferred

60c

iquar.i

iquar.i.

Consolidated

River

4%

1

5c

Products—

Consolidated

Crown

1

13c

7

Central Power & Light—

Jersey

6%

General

Cork

8-

*

Consolidated

Crown

6-25

(quar.i——.

Coppermines

Coosa

1

4%

(quar.)

pavment at this time.)

$1.18%

~

(quar.)

Inc.,

7-

dividend!.

7-15

6-30

$1.09
$1.05
20c
97V2c

—_

(quar.)
Electric—(Directors

7-15

Fund

7-

8-15

1

(s-a)

Common

7-15

7-15

9-

Co.,

preierred
Co.,

8-

1

(increased quar.)
common
(quar.)___

Biscuit

National

7-29

7-15

1

8-

$25

preferred

6%

Co.

&

Airlines

$1.30

(quar.i

preferred
common

on

(quar.i

Printers

Heintz,

&

7-30

Fund

(quar.)—

preferred (quar.)_

Jack
4%

J25c

(quar.i

(stock

Stock

Co.,

preferred

Consumers

5

preferred
preferred

Jefferson

inc.I

(quar.i

1

(quar.)

4.20';

2

7-

par

(quar.i

investment

Consolidated

7%

9-

(John)

National

$1
$1
",.40c
35c
30c

(quar.)

(Bridgeport)

3.757x

7-20

1

^

Bond

-Connecticut

8-15

change

to

to

pfd-.

preferred

Commonwealth

Concord

6-28

7-15

7-15

1

Electric—

(quar.)—
Iowa Public Service, common

25c

(from

Commonwealth

Composite

6-30

10-

Morrell

2

9-

45C

(quar.)

Gas Service

Mobile

53'/4C
31 Vic

preferred

$1

resolution

no

Co.,

$6

preferred

$4.22

40c

Y.i___

(quar.i

Finance

Ice,

$4.36

6-28

$1.12ft

iquar.i

Colonial

Colonial

8-12

6-30

3.90%

providing for a four-for-one split.
Coghlin (B. G.i Co., Ltd. (quar.i
Cohen

9-12

$1

...

6-30

52V2C
583/»c
55V4C
51c

preferred (quar.)—

Corp.."com.

preferred

Mortgage

$3

.

Bottling IN.
Directors approved a

convertible

50c

(s-a

(initial)

common

Milling, 4%

30c

___

Y.i

N.

7-15

8-

J30c

—

common

Edison Co.

Missouri

10c

prefeircd

International Utilities
$1.40

7-15

11c
55c

—

income 1

(quar.)
—_—
4.20%, preferred (quar.)_
4.70%
preferred (quar.)
———
4.42%. preferred (quar.)
4.087r
preferred <quar.)_

Internatinal

Illuminating—

Coca-Cola

the

has

iquar.i

(Brooklyn,

;

—

ordinary

comiqon

d.videndl

(stock

(quar.)

common

(from

15.__

June

to

Power,

.

—

(quar.)_
;
—
Indian Head Mills. $1.25 preierred (quar.)—
International Business Machines (quar.)

share

per

Fund

4.26%

issue

dividend 1

Chicago Great Western Ry.

New

date

record

or

share

preferred^(entire

this dividend.

Chemical

$4.50

each

tor

set.

convertible

Citizens

6-27

-

plan to issue two

a

common

new

5

Inc.

approved

oi
No

been

5ft%

(quar.i

Mills,

.

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)

Illinois

7-18

Utility (s-a>_

Syracuse,

4%

Hudson

7^11

Public

Central

Hotel

5

1

10%
60c

pfd. (quar.)—

dividend

Stock

8-

8-

}15c

(s-a)

preferred

preierred

4.56%

I12*/2c
56'/4C
15c
$1.25
t$2.50
IJ2.50
50c

Powder Co., 5%

Light & Power

Home

6-30

5c

General

Corp.

125c
131 Vic

Investments,

convertible

Canadian
Cenco

(quar.)„

common

7-15

6-24

40c

(quar.)_
—
pfd. (quar.)
1st pfd. (s-a)
non-cumulative 2nd preferred (s-a)—

$5

1

15c

Corp.

Mfg.

8-

RR.

Bradley Co.,
prior

5%

7-15

(quar.)——

Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36%

1

68%c

Holt, Renfrew & Co., $5

Linen

7-29

Class

of America, 4>/2%

80c

2nd

Miiton

8-

25c
60c

—

$1.50 1st

Caldwell

1

8-15
8-25

2

(quar.)—

com.

Telephone,

(Subject

—

(quar.i

Corp.

1

Co., Ltd.—

F.)

Central

Puget Sound

common

(quar.)—

Co.
(J.

Class
$3

Co.,

8-15

8-

8-

____________

corp.,

preierred A
(quar.)
Textile Corp,
(quar.)

Mid-iexas

8

company

convertible

ance

at

common

warrant

7-

quarterly hereafter.

10c

pay

1

8-

7-15

tloc

$1.18%

(quar.)

Michigan

1

(quar.)—i_

4 J/4 %

Metal

5

50c

(quar.)
preferred (quar.i—
2nd
preferred (initial quar.)
Kaitford Electric Light (quar.)
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insur¬

7-31

25c

to

Bros.

$2.40

——

conditions

business

If

Halle

$1.50

(quar.i

Co., 7%

Byers (A. M.»

6

9-19

1

at $110

31

on

7-

7-15
10-

issue

(entire

July
share plus this dividend)

per

14c

_______

iquarn

7-11

7-

8-

(quar.)__—

Forcupine Mines Ltd.
Shoe

8-

I40c
20c

Ltd., $1.60 pfd. . (quar.)—
(initial)-——-—

Products.
Mines, Inc.

7-11

7-15

40c
40c

——

Gurney

Melville-

7-15

75c

Pittsburgh

(quar.)—

Co.

iH. L.)

Green

Mclntyre

7-

15c
15c
50c

—

iquar.)_
Insurance (Houston) —
1

Life

Southern

"

Brockton

(quar.),

Rubber

&

Tire

Quarterly

8

8-15

1

Co.

(quar.)

Co.

&

6-24

7-13

I$1.25
35c

Extra-———-—-———■

$1
——_____

(quar.)

common

(quar.)—

Rubber

Goodall

70c

25c

___—

____

(quar.I
&

7-

6-30

;i.i2ft

(quar.)—

(quar.i.

com.

4%
Boston

7-27

7c

(quar.)—

Ltd.,

B

7-11

1

50c
50c
$1
I2V2C
110c

——

Wares,

McBean

Gladdihg,

$1

Bobbs-Merrill,

8

Steel

Class

7-21

5

of Rec.

7-28

—

Grain", Lid., c.ass A

50c

—:

Corp.

Co.,

Mccabe

7-

$3.50

(quar.)—.—

common

(quar.)

preferred

25c

———_

(s-ai
4ft% preferred

Co.,

Instrument

General

20c

7-

(quar.)

Co.

preferred

preferred

$3

Maytag

7-27

7-30

Holder«

7-31

L.)__

7-1.9

7-

When.

Payavle

50c
7 be

(quar.)

& Co.

8-15

Outlet

—

-—

Field

(Glenn

7-2 J

Co.

<fc

Brewing

Co.

Martin

Orange

93%c

preferred

3%7c'

Frankenmuth

8-

10-

preferred

Booth

4

1

(quar.)_

Lines, common

5%

8-

1

Special
Blaske

8

9-

—

Field

Gas

50c

preierred
(quar.)—
—
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
is-a»_
Watch

7-

8-

—

6%

Benrus

7-20

Marshall

7-19

-

$1.50

Sterling,

50c

(quar.)

common

Firth

8

10-

(quar.i.—

Stockyards,

^

Flagg-Utica

135c

(quar.i

Works

Iron

RR.

—_;

see

-

iquar.)——
:
(liquidating!——i—

Fitchburg

7-

125c

(quar.)

-

—

(quar.)
Marshall

$1.75
75c
62ftc

7-15

J 75c

common

22%e
22ftc
$1.25
$1.25
10c

7% pfd. (quar.)
& Electric Light (quar.il—_
Corp., 57c prior pfd. (quar.)—
Machinery & Chemical—
,

7-15

7-27

7-20

140c

Ltd., cl.

Ltd.,

Inc.

preferred

prior

7-27

62 ftc

(quar.

Corp. (Wash. D. C.)

—

Products,

Fibreboard

40c

25c

—

(quar.i_:

com.

Paper

&

Lumber Co.,

Beaver

.

(quar.i

Co.,"

preferred

Bathurst

Belt

Co.

Transit

—

(quar.)

B

25c

Baldwin

2%
27*
20c

—

preferred series A (quar.)—_—
preferred series B (quar.).——
Cap <fe Set Screw Co.———-—-

5%

12 ftc

—.____

(quar.)

A

55c
25c
15c

dividend)

(stock

(quar.)—

Federal Services Finance

.

1

62 ftc

—

Gas Co.

7-20

1

8-

2c
15C
50c

(quar.)—_

Mfg., common
(stock dividend)

A

25c

(quar.)———

Co.

Mfg.

Class

iquar.)

(quar.)—

Brewing

Fanner

10c

Co.

Mfg.

Fairington

—_____

Atchison, Topeka & Santa

Mfg.,

Elastic

Empire Petroleum
——
Equity Corp., common —--——$2 conv. preferred (quar.i
—
Exeter
&
Hampton
Electric (quar.)

62'/2c

(quar.i—

Avco

25c

1

8

_

(quar.)

Co.

—

7-

on

Louisiana

(quar.)
Stop Nut Corp. of Amer.
preferred

7-

..

vote

preferred

Finance

AViVc'

7-11

at
a
special meet¬
Aug. 4 on a direc¬
split the com. 2-ior-l.
of America, Inc., com,i'l_

preferred

(quar.).————

com.

1

to

preferred

Auto

1

conv.

Falstaff

$2.50

Arkansas

7-11

7-

I5C
II5c
'
*°c
12 73C
55c
20c
50c
$1.12/2

Mines.

Products,

Ekco

6-15

7%

pfd. (quar.).———
Eastern Utilities Association (increased);
Ediscn
Sault Electric (quar.).
'

5

•/4,„

20c

pfd.

7-29

12V2C

Corp.______

(quar.i

$2.36
$1.10

7-

1

7-29

7-

National

(quar.).:
Ltd. (increased)-——
Industries, com.
iquar.)—.———

5ft %

7-11

1

?

„———-—

—

Laboratories—

Film

partic.

Eastern

7-11

8-

7-15

(quar.)

Metals & supply

Sullivan

Emhart

(quar.)
Service, common---

Public

7-25

Jioc
137/ac

$2

Bottle

will

Trap Co.
preferred

5%

1

Co.—

proposal

Arizona

60c
East

7-14

1

8-

(quar.)-—

$1.75

Co.

held

be

to

tors'

6-

t™c

15c

Tobacco

Thermos

American

6-13

Co.

preferred

Du-Art

7-21

75c

iquar.):...

,

Sumatra

American

5

9-16

6c

(quar.i—

Steamship

American

8-

1

J,,fn

—

(quar.)Ltd., common

Co.

Co. (qtan)——
Dunron
Co.,
5%
pre$eaied
(enure
issue
called fdr redemption on July 29 at $27.70
per share plus this dividend)——

7-20

8-19

(quar.i

^

—

pref. (quar.)
of Canada Securities—

conv.

Pont

Ducommun

7-20

10-

net

—

7ft%

5

1

8-15

8-15

25c

class A

2nd
Du

Reiining—

&

prc.erred

8-

8-

$1.50

pre.erred..v------

Lines,

(quar.i
Smelting

American

8-19

20c

ibi-monthlyi

President

6-27

35c

(quar.)
<rnoiu..lyt

Fund

Co;

6-30

50c

(Texan

Products

Co., 6%

6-30

35c

(quar.i.

Mutual

American

7

$1.25

_

American General Insurance
American

7-

100%

(qc.ar.)

common

(quar.i

Can

7-15

30c

quar.i

di.idcndi-J.¬

(stock

Corp.

7-22

25c

(quar.i

Industries

Thermal

1

1

5c

common

88-

25c

Inc.,

Inc.

Air-Way

8-20

10c

(s-ai

A

9-15

50c

(quar.i

Corp.

Products,

Class

(quar.i

i>uc

_______

Manufacturing

Dodge
10-

i30c

Industries

Adams-Mlllls

income)

<12 V2C

(quar.)

—

Per
"

Name of Company

Payable of Rec.

7-25

& Mig. iquar.)
Products
iquar.)
Shares
(quarterly
irom

vestment

—

quar.i

iquar.).

Light

<fc

Steel

Dividend

Payable of Rec

\?c

Gasket

Detroit

H older $

When

->yc

(quar.)_.—--

Power

Delaware

30c

quar.)—————*

(quar.)

Co.

Co.

&

—

.

(increased

Inc.

Vilbiss

Dean

r;—-

—-

Daystrom,

week. Then we follow with
a
second table in which we show' the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which" have not yet reached their
nounced during the current

iquar.)——

(quar.i-.-

Bros,

Davidson

pfd.

6%

Co.,

Davidson-Boulell

Sha™
$1.50
100

Snare

Holdert

When

Per

of]Company

Name

a

preferred (quar.)

(Continued

10c

8-

2

6-24

7-15

7- 7

1

6-22

7-

—

$1.25

on page 48)

7-

Volume 182

Number 5443

„

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(15)

Stock Record «» New York Stock

Exchange

DAILY RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING

YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES

FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK

Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1954

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

4CV% Nov

49% Apr

8

Jan

115'% Apr

20

107

Jan

19

S% Jan

14 '/a Dec

31

13

Jan

6

106

5% Jan

10 % Dec

Jan

50 Vs Dec

30

51

Nov

24

20 V2 Jan

4

56'A Dec

31

29

27 V2 Jan

24'% Jan
Jan

89

ABC

18

ACF-Brill Motors

17

ACF

78% Jun

20

5%

6

32% Apr 27
45% Mar 7

Acme

6

Aug 20

30

Jun

3

34

Adams-Millis

Nov

77% Jan

21

.

30

18% May

29 »/a Dec

8

33

Dec

29

22% July

r

30 '% Jan

4

Air Reduction

24

123

Dec

29

107

Mar 15

138

Jun

20

3

172

July 29

J62

Jun

13

170

Jan

5

3% Jan

3

6

Jan

20

12% Jan

4

85% Jan

6

1S'% Jun

14

72

Jan

12

3% Jan

3% Mar 25

21V2 Dec

29

18% Jan

6

Dec

29

109% Jan

7

115'% Jun

16

114% Jun

6

25 'A Jun

111

18% July 28

18

Jan

Aug

2

Jan

3

9

Dec

29

7% Jan

26

210

Dec

23

209% Jan

3

Jan

eo

85

4

Sep 29

140

141

6

80

89

Apr-20
10% Jun 24

Dec

27

122

Mar 14

38% Jan

170

Jun

45% Dec

16

4

113

Dec

20

106

Jan

21

92% Mar 11

106

Dec

13

104

Jan

4

6

15% Dec

30

14% Jan

7

71 V2 Jan

8

104% Dec

20

93

Jan

20

15

Mar

9

19% Dec

16

19

Jan

3

23% May

28

Jan

4

40% Sep

29

34% Jun

7

39% Feb

37 V2 Jan

4

55% Dec

3

51% Mar 14

63% Jun

9

97
July 14
74% Nov 17

94% Jan

98

Jan

5

45'4 Jan

4

93'% Jan

8

147% Nov

May 28

124% Nov

SO

18

7

Jan

1% Jan

11

78

Dec

3% Feb

5

Allied

Chemical

Allied

Kid

Allied
Allied

13
11

116% Jan

6
7

18

2% May 16

40

May

74% Jun
109% July

15

May

19

Jan

11

26% Dec

15

25% Jan

17

29

May 16

57

Jan

7

Nov

23

ny2 Jan

4

70% Jan

4

92

35

Dec

17

32% Dec

Jan

4

66

9

Nov

30

9iy2 Feb

23

20% Jan

6

29 % Jun

8

6

139'% Jun

13

Jan

31% Mar 15

20

56

105 y4 Jun

3

102

27

105% Dec

May 12

6

77% Feb

29

4

100

Feb

1

27% Mar 15

5

65

Jan

35 y8 Jan
110

12

May 31

31% Feb

23

2

67% Jun- 30

Jan

4

15% Dec

20

14 y« Jan

6

22 y4 Mar 30

371/2 Jan

4

58

Dec

20

66% Jan

6

84

30% Oct

21

41

Mar 15

96

Jun

15

104% Mar

5

33% Jan
100

Jan

6
12

Mar 30

39% Jun
106

Jun

4%

4

25% Dec

31

22% Jan

18

31% May

16% Jan

4

19% Dec

31

18% Jan

17

21

4% Jan

11

10

Dec

31

35% Feb

23

49% Jun

29

44 Va Jan

7

Jun.29

38 '% May 16

*/2

Mar

9% Jan

45%

Jun

47

&

4.08%

6%
2nd

8

Amer

4%

"5%

Can

Apr

4

162

Jun

16

Mar 15

125

Jun

22

52% Jan

4

27

106

8

Jan

27

25% Jan

39% Dec

9

11% Sep
3% Jan

16

46% Feb
12% Jan

40

4
11

1S% Jan 11
100% Jan
15

Jan

54

Mar 30

Jan

17

83

14

6

13

American

26

25

11% Sep 23
14% May 12
50% Oct
7

31

American
American

Jan

21

4%%

30

American

&

Metal

Jun

30

17

American

46% Jan

6

57% Apr

15

American

11

American

News

3

American

Optical

6

87% Apr

21% Mar 14

27% Jun

Jan

180% Nov

9

179% Jan

5

8% Dec

31

170

Jun

7

7% May 25

5%%

com

Gas

19

&

16

Amer

Rad &

Std

Sany common

preferred

13

57

May 24

50% Jan

6

72% Apr

11

27% Jan

4

53% Jun

21

Amer

144% Jan

4

113% Jun

22

125

Jan

122

172

Apr

22

45% May 10

18

American

Stores

American

Jun

4

74 y2 Dec

8

64% Jan

6

84

Apr

21

142% Nov

5

137% Jan

4

145

Apr

11

16% Dec

6

14% Jan

12

20% Jan

Jan

4

178% Dec

7

172% Jan

13

186% Mar

July

l

66% Dec

29

62% Feb

21

Jun

22

138% Feb

10

130 % Jan

20

30% Apr
113% Jan

19
4

120 y2 Mar

38% Mar 14

5

116% Jun

10

11% Sep 27

9% Jun

22

26% Jan

9% July 9
25% Feb 17

28

Aug 13

12% Jan

21%

Sep~15

31

73

Jan

28

2S%Jan

4

94% Sep
52

Dec

1?

63

120

July

1

Apr

1

11% Jan

10

29

Mar 24

28

Jun

21

6

30% Jun

16

93% Jan

6

119% Jun

22

Jan

g

23

62% Jan

6

65

Mar

33% Mar 30

40

Jun

4

59

5

41% Aug 13

Nov

13

73% Jun

22

8

6%
5%

Preferred

Preferred
Amer Zinc

$5

1C0

Jan

33 '% Jan
41

6

109% Nov 24

12

July 21

8% Feb

23

45% Dec

Anaconda

page

110

Mar

7

26.

37 VB

37%

37%

200

16 Va

16%

6,200

14%

14 %

14 %

14

14'%

14 Va

14%

14

14%

17,800

13,400

43%

44%

66

66%

32

*29%

*29%

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp

29

30

29

29

78%

78%

76'%

78

78%

1,700

12%

12

12 %

12

12

12

12

2,200

*102

104

►102

104

104

27%

*102

30%

27 %

32%
165
45

16%

182%
68%

30

31 %

*90

91%

13,300

37'%

37%

37'%

37%

1,500

58%

57'%

58 Va

58

58%

57'%

58%

6,300

106'%

*105'%

106%

30'/a

107'%

27'%

29

31%

13 3

*105

30'%

a

*90

106%

107'%
29

13%

32

13%

28'%

29'%

32

13%

*31

28'%

33

27'%

31%

*13

*30%

13%

*13%

29

31%

30

16,300
200

1,500

9%

14,100

9%

9%

9%

9%

52'%

x52

60

13%

9%
51%

52'%

52'%

52%

52'/a

53

32'%

10

9%

6,700

33'%

x31%

32'%

32'%

31%

32 Va

45

45%

45'%

47

46%

47'%

46

46%

77%

77%

77%

78

78'%

79

78

78%

1,300

26

26'%

25%

26

26

26'%

26'%

26%

21,100

176

175

32'%
•

176

*174

*174

*175

175

177

28,000
4,800

80

7'%

7'%

7'%

7%

7'%

7%

7'%

7%

13,700

31'%

31'%

31'%

31'%

31'%

31%

31'%

31%

2,700

63

63

63

63

63

62

62%

670

52%

19,100

'

63

52%

51%
164 %

125

45%

•

52%
165
45 Vz

125

51%

51

165

164%

45 %

44%
♦125

44

%

51%

51

166 %

50 %
165

166

167

44%

45

44%

1.180

1,500

125%

125%

125%

►125%

125%

100

33%

34 %

33%

34%

34 Va

345,a

34 %

34%

14,600

50%

50%

50

50%

50 %

50%

50%

50%

2.600

81
140

*16%

16%

182%

183

68%

68%

134%
"118

9%

9%
28

28 %

27

*26%

27%

28%

111

114

69 %

70%

81

140 %
17

183 Va

68%
136
58 %

120%

9%

*80

81

♦80

141

141

140

16%
182%

*1617

16%
182

68%

68%

136

134%

58 Va

57

118

9%

28

*27%

27

*26 %

118
'

9%

68'

134%
57%
119

9%

28

*27%

27

*26%

27%

27%

112

112 %

112 Va

70

69%

70 %

28 Va

182%

27%
113

69%

80

81

700

16%

300

182%

27,900

182%

183

68%
59 Va

68

68%

135

135

135%

59%
►119

119

9%
28

9%
28

27

•26 %

28 Va
113

27%
112

70%

70 Va

60%

x59 %

60 Va

60

60

59%

.38%
107

38 %

38%

38%

391/4

38%

106 %

106 %

*105

►106

107

300

141 %

38Va

*

80

140%
16%

140%

60%

60 %

50%
25 %

30'%
91'%

30'%

38'%

119%

49%
25%

2,300

91'%

165
45'%

3814
38%
*105
107
40
40%

1,300

30%

38

93/4

60

27%
105%

*90

com___5

70%

30

♦104%

31

58 %

113 %

105'%

39

57%
119%

-

*104%

90

*105

52 %

28 %

27

30.'%

*30

30

105'%

58'%

13%

*26%

26%

27'%

30

38'%

32

*28

27'%'
♦104%

27

'

90

10

1

30%

105'%

104

*77%

30 VB

13514 136

100

*102

27%

30

*104%

27%

32 %
33%
45%
45%
77%
78%
25%
26 %
*174
176
7%
7%
31 %
3114
62%
64%

104

27%

27%

30

*104% 105%
31%
31%
*90
92
39%
39 %
58%
59 %
*105
107%

par

14

700

78%

12

52 %

21.80
10

4,100

2,900

30%

77%

9%

No par

29

4

12%

25

Clayton & Co

32

3%

81%

13 %

6.25

3%

12%
*102

25

preferred^..

3%

80

*29%

.No par

1,800

16%

44%

1.25

1,100

16 Vs

*36%

37

67'%

25

com

«.««»«=,

Andes Copper Mining

1

Co

4,900

13%

3L7Va

HotUng Glass Corp—.

29% Apr

3

'

49 %

67

50

Anderson

121

13%

37

57

Co

44% Jan
3
57% Jan 28

118%
49 '%

'

16%

5

com

Anaconda Wire & Cable

$4

49'%

10

172

16%

25

series

13% Jan

15% Nov 29
see

26

119'%'

*49

►166

-

14

82
141%

series

Common

113

13%

100

5%%

120

170

14'%

*80%
140%

:

39% Apr 12
4S
Jan
6

23

52 % Mar 29

For footnotes




104 y4 Apr

20

6%

171

*163

2,200

39,100

16%

100

Lead & Smelt

60%

44

100

Works

94

59%

49%

100

prior conv preferred.

AncuO?
Jan

Water

30

93

60%

13%

50%

preferred

American

29%

95

58%

14%

50Va

common

Viscose Corp

30 Va

*94

14

125%
34%

com

preferred

American

118%

1,900

14

33%

Tobacco

141% May

*165

26%

48%

125 %

Tel & Tel Co

Tobacco

47

30

Sumatra

American
American

171
120

26%

*29%

95

60%

26'%

49i/4

100

-

2

29

45% Jan

American

Refining

3

177/a Jan

27

Sugar
preferred

30

59%

900

1,200

49%

No par

Co

May

73

25% May 17
4

7%

29%

2,300

40

66%

50%

1

5b % Feb

47

45% Dec 29

noncumulative preferred

13

17

26

45 %

40

66

'

16%

25

Steel Foundries.

62% Nov

26

8*

45

3%

No par

common

American

125% May 13

66%

45

16%

100
Co

12

29% Feb

8

121

Snuff

35% Apr

27
31

25

55

6%

Refg com

preferred

1

Sep

10% Feb

156

Smelt &

1

121% Jan
I

7%

American

Feb

33% Dec

25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
50

3

40'%

66%

67'%

5

42% Jan

13

40%

67

44 Va

10

Safety Razor
Seating Co
American Ship Building Co_.No

40% Mar 14

40'%

34,100

3%

American

9

39% Jan

45

40 %

700

11,700

44%

43%

American

3

161% Jun

45

18,300

7 Va

66%

100

9% Jan

4

44%

•

120

7 Va

44'%

44 %

*94

61 Va

"165

20% -20%

3%

5

37% Feb

17

95

177

28%

20%

44%

1

6

Oct

43%

29 Va

29'

7'%

7

66%

B__No par

29% Jan

40 y2 Aug

100

3%

No par

cl

Oct 26

45% Dec 30

7,100

*36%

25

Co

34

170

38

108

3714

1

Co

Chem

30%

59%

122%

5

Co

Potash

28%
*20'%

7%

7

26

*93%

•

20

Corp

24

Mar 31

37%
*105 V4

44 Va

2

com

22% Feb

36

50

18,400

64

1

convertible preferred
Molasses Co

Amer

7%

18
70

4

Fdry common—7

Natural

22

10

1,800

67%

44%

100

Motors

24% Dec

2,400

29

67

1

American

4

13% Jan

35'/a
107

4

100

Jun

53% Mar

38

"107'%

♦106

41,700
4,300

64

.100

Products

13% Jan
38% Apr

17%
*67

32,200
600

28 '%

136

44%

preferred__100

preferred

15

3

6% Jan

Mach

32

6

70

*67

79

14'/a

50

International Corp
Investment Co of 111

15

Jan

18

37'%

y4

107

28%

200

105 '%

16%

1

17

39% Jan

38

37%
*106

107

*28%

13%
*36%

No par

9% Jun

■>26% Jan

/

1

Products

24% Mar 16

30

100

10
com

Ice Co common

10% Jan

31

69

67%

17%

17%

17

*66

38%

38

*106

61%

121%
49%

__5

Co

Co

preferred

29% Jun

27% Dec

17 %

•

28%

67%

67%

95

*165

No par

3.90%

67

159

SS

Leather

prior preferred

American

73'% Nov 23

*67

30

30

1

Metal Co Ltd

42 y4 Dec

6

5%%

34% Jan

67%
68

*105

28%

*67'%

28%

*64

38%
106

*93%
60%

Power__No par

noncumulative

Jun

107

70

34%

34%
107

*105

107

*28%

17

17%

34%

34 %

34%
*105

28%

*67

68%

17V2

20

Amer

20% Mar 14

34 Va
107

2814

28

*66

10

63% Feb

104% Mar 25

12

*67

45% Jan

31

Dec

28

No par

24

28

28

136

Machine & Metals

Feb

5

28%
135 %

Amer

Dec

7

27%

41% Mar 16

25

79

134'%

35% Apr

107

103 V4

79

28'%

10

convertible preferred

33% Feb

23

79

80

134 >4

94 % Jan

5

105'%

103

103%

27%

24

Jan

80

134%

89% May 25
27% Jan 21

4

7% Jan

28

107% Feb

102

81%

*80

81%

27%

100
com

Electric

American-Home

Jan

20

2% Nov 22
15% May
32% Jan

38

06% Jan

8

1S% Apr

39% Jan

29

2

104 %

102

134 V4

Secur
No par
Lines Inc.
.40c

&

11

23

Nov

Gas

Jun

25% Jan 20
29% May 19

101%

300

28

27%

10'

Tiling

Foreign

65

28% July 27
94% Oct
4
30 '% Nov

Corp

...

Co

Encaustic

Hawaiian

104% May

*27%

13414

preferred series C.100

6%

28

81%

preferred series B_100

Hide &

Mar 25

*27%

101

5y2%___50

Distilling Co

American

102

27%

28%

conv

American

25

*27%

135 Vb

conv

American

Jun

27%

27%

3%%

1

100

27%

134%

3%%

American

16

Apr
12% Jun

28 %

10

Crystal Sugar com

14

17

24

*27V8

No par

Cyanamid

5% Apr

28

41

1

prior preferred

48% Apr
75% Jun

Jun

17% Jan

4%%

American

1

Nov

*38

26

20

13

40

26

3% Jun

70

21% Feb

American

17

22

6%

*3

*36%

26

62% Feb

7

106%
3'%

*3

3

40%

*66

1

Jan

105 '%

105%

3

*36%

40%

31

20

84% Jan

16

3 Va
38

67

&

30

2

500

104

105

3%
38

443/i

Dec

30

19,200

3%

3%
40

67

4% Dec

Apr 21

109 %

104%

105

3 Vs

40%

American

18

27% Dec

105 >/a

104%
*37

44%

Mar 30

13% Jan

31% Dec

21,600

41

Export

27

107

4,400

71%

European

7% May 17

19

38 '%

69 %

67%

American

3

44% Jan

12

125

37%

70

45%

11

Jan

29

23% Jan

♦123

38

68

40 V2
67
*25%

19% Feb

15

32% Oct 27

100% Jan

125

37%

66

44%

American

28

14

*123

37%

63%

No par

10

Jan

14

125

37

64%

100

Co

37% Jan

42% Dec

17% Jan

*122

37%

64

1

Cable

&

34 V4 Mar 10

15% Dec

Jan

122

37%

64%

50

preferred

American

28

92

122

33%

45%

10

23

76

125

44%

15% Jun

Dec

74

C4y4

44%

26

2% Jun
25

18

74%

1,000

38

44%

27% Mar 14

21

73%

118%

*122

common_^__12.50

Co

6

54% Sep
13% Dec

73%

20%

•32% Dec

114% Dec

9,900

73%

29

Colortype Co

148% Dec

100

74 '%

74

73%

28%

American

7

96 %

20%

17

21

96%

7%

23% Mar 17

30

97'%

20%

12

31% Jan

*96 %

29

25% Aug

105% Jun

97%

7%

11

140

*96 %

28%

20% Jun

125V2 Apr

10,200

*20%

Chicle

2

61'%

7%

Chain

Jun

60 '%

20%

American

30% Jun

61%

29%

American

63

60%

7'%

3

100% Jan

61%

20V2

6

1

1,300

60%,

28%

20

Mar 14

35%

1

Jan

July

35%

w

1

41% Jun

48

23

35%

23,
35%

23

35%

149

1

com

Radio

71% May

93

6,400

23

♦147

1

common

&

1

29

119%

119

223/4

147

3814
106

12

29

1,700

147

100

18

Sep

60

17 '%

147

No par

35% Jan

Dec

109

147

com.

43% Feb

99

300

149

preferred

60

56

"

35,300

♦146

Corp com__2

29

4

119%

22%

17

20

58%

*35%

96%

34

21

5

118%

*107

16%

172

119 Va

117%

61

*105

66% Dec

Jan

16%

25

American

Jan

56 V4

119%

109

*107

20

28

91

*165%

57'%
119

147

34'%

Inc

Cable

43% Mar 25

62,800

10

new

preferred

American

22

30

10%

147

10514

38% Nov

27% Jan

86

35V4

*96 %

74%

5,500

23%

60 %

97%

175

56

*116

17

24%

Broadcasting-Paramount

3

7%

60

22"%

48% Nov 29

Jan

59

10%

700

...

*237

*165

56%

16%

*84

10%

♦237

175

54%

24%

86

10%

•

119

,116%

10514

Co

*84

10%

109

No par

Shoe

86

►114%

24%

100

new

ser

24%

2,400

17,300*

100

common

Arma

*114%

24%

*107

35%

73%

114 3/4

17

23

*96'%

21 %

107

23%

1,600

%*

3

115 Va

107

35%

3%

25,900

167

21%

118

16%

3%

35%
134

115%

*114 Va

35 Vs

50

convertible

Theatres

6

116

3%

♦162

21%

120

preferred__.j_100

preferred 1952
Brake

«

35%

132%

167 V2

200
600

19,200

116%

120

17"'

35%
133 %

1,800

23%

21%

♦168

58%

22%

*115%

10%

170

56%

35%

132%

*237

170

58'%

23%

31%
107

21%

*84

10%

*31%
*

107

10,800
„

115%

24 %

86 *

10%

23

No par

Note

Bosch

*

31%

*162

3%

21

115%

24%

*84

165

109

preferred

American

21%
116%

24%

36 '
133

,

108

23%

167%

3%

4

31V4

!

108

23'%

35%
133

*162

♦237

l67/8

20

36%
167%

21%

10Vz

56 V2

par

23%

134

3%

84

10%

115 Vi

23%

35 %

130%
*162

24%

*107

common

conv

Bank

23%

*114%'

__

100

gtd

convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
cum

109V2

117

3'% %

4'%%

*107

*115%

84

Amerada Petroleum Corp new No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par

American

109%

21%
116

117

Limited...

Airlines

*106

3%

24V2

165

Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)

27

8

3%

No par

convertible preferred

American

31%

36'%

167'/2

20%

preferred

Cement

*31

134'%

No par

Amalgamted Leather Co
6%

35 y4

1

31%

23%

133y2
*162

100

convertible

Portland

108 Vz

23%

*115%

common__No

Corp
preferred

4

Mar

1,400

108

,_5

4

57

44%

No par

4

33% Jan

44%

44%

*31

*237

Dye

% Jan

3

44 %

Co

27% Jan
43

44%

Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
3'%% convertible preferred

Amer

I41/2 Jan

44%

1

Aluminium

39

18

44%

No par

1

3% Mar 29

9

Jan

44%

31

1

Aluminum Co of America

Jan

Feb

7,500

44%

100

Alpha

34

15%

44'/2
31

..

*114%

9

16

93

31%

5

2

Feb

26% Mar 16

75

311/4

100

Stores

81% Apr

17

22

67 %

75

31%

1

Mills

35

Dec

66%

75%

31

Industries Inc

9

23

22% Dec

67 %

74%

30%

lo

preferred

18

Apr

109

66%

74%

common

30

160% Apr
134% Apr

Jan

72 V4 Jan

119% Jun

Allen

23

91

66%

30%

called

Alleghany & West Ry 6%

Jun

6

145

16

19

24

26

29

110% Jun

11

Jan

55% May 12
47

65

common

cum

400

73%

preferred A

$4,375

59,600

31%

Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp

Jun

Apr

70

34% Jun

103

58% July
120

llVa

10%,

7414

preferred

5V2 %

10 %

10%

66%

No par

$4 prior preferred conv

4

97

3% Jan

4%%

,

10%

10%

73%

_100

Alleghany Corp

Jun

3,700

10%

10%

10,100

65%

Corp__10

preferred
Inc

13%

103

30%

No par

common

preferred

13%

74%

Gold Mining
Inc common

7%

*106%

13%

13%

31%

100

Aldens

108 %

*13%

13%

44 =

31

100

23

*106%

13%

13%

44

73'%

1951 series

16

108%

13%

**ltJ7

10

Vicksburg Ry

&

7%

28 '% Jan

May

pfd

Products

Alco

267/b Mar 30

326

4.50%

Alaska Juneau

29

114% Jun

.

Alabama

44%

108%

11

_i.

Inc

Shares

44%

*107%

66%

Admirial Corp

20

the Week

Ju.y I

44%

109%

13%

1

Addressograph-Multigraph

37'/a Jun

44%

Friday

June 30

10 '%

;

9

1

44%

Sales for

Thursday
»

50

113% Jun

27% Mar 14

PRICES

66'/a

__

Co
Corp

44

44%

SALE

June 29

25

1

Co

Express

108

HIGH

Wednesday

June 28

2.50

common

21

Feb

4

Co^r

Inc

preferred
Steel

Adams

-

1

Apr

155% Feb
2 Va Jan

Industries

44y8

100

AND

Tuesday

June 27

5

common
«

127/a Feb

'

Monday
Par

Vending Corp

39 Yt Jan

22 V2 Mar

104

Laboratories

preferred

25% Jan

31

53

4%

69% Jun

18,

Jan

27

Abbott

1

16% Jan

18

63

30

26 '/a Dec

44'% Nov

46% Jan

3

Feb

>

LOW

STOCK

EXCHANGE

48% Jan
111

7% Mar 23

14

32

39% Mar 14

YORK

NEW

Highest

*

♦106

63

18,600
890

69,100

120 %

70

9%

2,300

28

200

27
28
113 '

10,200
490

71%

32,300

59%

460

39%

2,800

107

10

39%

39%

39%

3,000

48%

49%

6,000

25%

500

39%

40 Va

39%

39%

39%

49%

49%

49 %

493

49 Va

49%

25%

25%

25%

25

*25%

25%

*25

-

15

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

--

76

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NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■

,

Range for Previous

6% Dec 31

32% Jan

4

46% Dec

7

17"% Jan

4

26'A Dec

22

EXCHANGE

6% Jan

3

A P W Products Co Inc

14

Highest

4'/8 May 19

39% Jun

16

31% July
45'A July

13'/a Jan

6

30'/4 Jun

29

35Vo Apr 28

36

8% Apr

30

93 % Jan
16

6
13

Jan

5

May 19

21

May 13

14% Dec 31
102'/4 Dec

31

19% Mar

24

26

Jan

10% Nov

3

14% Apr

14

23

Jan

4

26'/4Jan

18

18% Jan

4

30

22

19

Arnold

3

Jan

A Jun

3

12% Jan
25% Apr

0

5

93% Jan

6

31 y8 Jan

4

92 V2 Jan

8

54% Jan

4

23

111% Jun

29

11

104% Feb
62% Feb

1

69

6

lliy4 Dec
55

33% Jun

121% Jan

18

151

22

Nov

8

29% Jan
92

16

Dec

58

37% July 26
5

13

Jun

97

,

3

Mar

3

48% May 16

~4

95% Jan

4
4

43% Dec

Jan

8

Atlantic

40V« Jan

3

Atlantic

10

101% Dec

29

59% Mar

May 17
97% Jun
1

10

39% Dec

27% Jan

40y» Jan

34'/4

29

101 % Apr 20
48% Mar 31

17

34% Jan

52% E"CC

4
8

Feb

5

14'/4 Aug

12

15-

Jan

20

Preferred

May 26

71

37'A Jan

4

163

Jun

27

4%

9

Atlas

4

Austin

Jan 111

18

40% Jan-li

23

6% Mar 14

100

'98'%

44%

$3.75 series

B

(voting)

Corp
Nichols common

No par

.

No par

Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer___5

Mar

30'

Avco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par

8%Peb

10

Babbitt

04

25%

15%
28%

Nov

42% Jan

7

75% Dec

30

66

Jan

11

13% Dec

29

11% Jan

114

18

8% Jan

6

8

26% Jan
Jan

7

113% Dec

98

Jan

7

107

9

11
4

99

Jun

35

10

105

35% Jan

•

18

50% Jun

13

6

69% Jun

8

16% Jan

4

32

Dec

31

30

Jan

6

40% July

Feb

10

86

Dec

29

83

Jan

4

95

68

43% Jan

4

64

11% July
24% May

1

30

56% May 12

5
4

36% Dec

10

9% Jan

4

10% Dec

22

40% Jan

4

55% Dec

4

143'A Dec

Jan

99 y4 Jan

6

13% May

3

81

25

Dec

6

4

26

Jun

17

41

28% Dec

1

32

2

10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan

4

90% Jan

18

Dec

Jan

103% Jun

31

Bayuk

Beatrice Foods Co

96

Jan

28

Mar 21

25

13% May 12

3

Dec

27

22

Jan

6

31% Dec

31

30% Jan

17

Nov

17

96% Mar

1% Dec

23

May 12

19% Mar 15
24

Jan

27

30% Jan

4

48% Dec

3

50

Jan

4

.111% Dec

31

144% Jan

5

168'A Nov 29
14% Dec 29

1

9% May 6
65% Apr 30
9
36% Feb

32% Dec

8C)%

29

Apr

22

4%%

Beck Shoe

6

146%
59%
44%

Feb

101

Apr

6

147% Apr

161% Feb

9

170

13% Jan

7

74

Jan

18

6

7

35% Jun

Best

,

;

53

81% Apr 22
70% Jun

"

100
46

27% Jan

5

40% Sep

23

30

38

5

75

29

1

24% Apr

8

54% May 18
20'A Mar 15

27% Jun

35% Dec

31

27% Jun

39% Jan

3

17% Dec

31

13% Jun

18

29

15% Mar 14

8

Dec

July 29
57% Mar 17

12% Jan

35% Dec

39

93% Jan
49% Jan

5% May

13
12

74% Sep
99

Dec
Dec

7

56% Aug

3

18

11

27

9% Jan

14

3

62 V# Jan

18

14

34% Jan

6

17

96

Mar 23

31

Mar

33% Jun

,

'13

4

pfd series of 1951

Bliss

88% Mar

20

Blockson

3

Jan

11% Jun

66% May
48% Apr
98% Jun

3

53% Jan

8

59% May

Chemical

Class B
Bond

48%

v

&

147A Jan

3

24% May 27

28'AJan

3

50

25'A Jan

5%

32% July 27

29% Mar 14

17

14

6'A Jan

6

23'A Jan

11

Dec

10

44% Dec

21

38

Jan

19
38

Jan

11

19'A Jan

4

95% July 20
26

Jan

6

67

0

Mar 14

53'A Jun

13

May 10

Oct

25

56% Jan

6

34% Dec

29

28'A Jan

28

Mar 11

97% Feb

100

33% Aug
2
14% Dec 29

32% Jan

13

83

82

13% Jan

15

22'A Dec

30

20% Jan

22

12

36% Dec

21

33

12 Vi Jan
60

Jan

Jan

11'A Jan

4

14 y« Jan

July 28

Jan

4

17% Dec

20

15% Jan

6

6

85

Dec

28

85% Jan

20

24

30

Mar 12

25'A Jan

11

37'A Mar 24

51% Aug
57 % Aug

20

10% Jan

17% Dec

29

'80% Feb

11

3

88

73'A Jun

77% Aug
78% Dec

15'A Jan

83% Jun

13

34% May 6
100% Apr 25
38% Feb 16
17% May 17

40

Jan

13

18
3

25% Nov 12

22 Va Jan

6

92%'Mar
80

92

Jun

8
22

Apr 26

34% Jun

22

11% Feb

16'A Dec

29

15

Mar 18

11% Jan

25

19% July

16

23

Jan

6

30'A Jun

3
6

Feb

8

18

36% Feb

3

99% Jan 2$
26y# Jan
6

103% Jan

4

79 y2 Jan

Dec

14

93% Oct

4

7% Jan

4

12

15% Jun

29

10% Apr
26% Sep

91% Jan
9 % Jan

16

24 y4 Jan

98

July
16y4 Jan

2

107% Nov

1

5

29'A Dec

10

100

12

Mar

36y# May

1
27
7

2

5
5

21%
82

*98

31
98% ','

5*

34'A

34'A

5

22

1

21%
93%
28%

10

I

No'par

Co

com

preferred

35 Vs
60

17%

85

86

11—100

*75

80

100

Burroughs Corp

87'A

5

32%
*16%

15

II100

;

147%

147

148%

59%

59%

45%

45%

9,400

...

59 Va

59'A

2,600

46

,

45

2,700
30

*97

98'A

x97'A

97%

51

51 %

50%

51 'A

4,900

37%

38%

37%

38%

28,000

98 %

98'A

98'A

98'A

180

44%

45

44'A

44%

5,200

1,333

15%

*14%
11

V,

♦14%

15%

100

11%

11 %

11%

4,900

*17'A

17%

400

*17%

17%

19%

20%

■

6%

47%

86,900

•'>.

6%

6%

48'/a

6,500

21

20%

6'A
48 V»

-

6,700

V

160

rl60

160

'

61'A

60'A

61%

60

rl57

700

48

*7'A

96'A

94%

96

14%

14 Va

14%

67,000

32 %

33 Va

33

33 Vs

11,200

7%

110

100'A

48%

49%

48%

66%

67'A

66%

67

30%
99

99

10%
28'A
100%

40%
93

59%

59%

597a

7,500

18%

18%

18%

187 a

9,400

*40%

.41'A

*41

•48 %

48%

49

16% 'r'

16%

39%
95

16'A
55'A

-

*135

4

106'A

106'A
30%

88

88

30

24%

24'A
43'A

43'A

28%

1,900

-24%

433W

'

'

-K 50.

4,200

29

143'-i

1,600

28

28'A

28%

12,600

39%

40

41

40 %

417s

7,100

*98

101

-

101

*99

>

10,800

51%

52%

51%

5274

20%

20%

20 34

7,400

1 Va

l'A

1 Va

l'A

46,400

34%

34'A

34'A

34%

34'A

53'A
139% 141%
*167
169
15% 16%
*79
80
70
,70%
53

43

43'A

-

.•

25
30%
34
42%
61%

*98
57%

16%

22%
47'A
37%
17%

44'/8

44%

54
21%

57'A

99
57%

22
46%
37

98

22'A
47%

37'A
16%
44%

54'A
22%
82%
31%

82
31 Va
*97

98%

x33%
„

15%

*

34%
15%

*93% ,94%

23%

■

24'A

34%

35V4

21%
92%

,

93%
28'A

21%
92%
28

28
35%

~

60
'

17'A
85

36%
61%
17%
86

*75
80
*86% 87%
32%. 32%
17'A
18%
-

29%
*99

30
99%

10% 10%
27% 27%
*100% 100%
33% 33'A

5

38%

38%

3 8'A

38%

38%

Callahan

1

3%

37a

3%

374

3%

.

20

89

*87

-

20,000

30%

30

20'A

California Packing Corp

33%

140

107

30'A

1,600

„

146

*106%

52

28
*100
33%

100

54'A

150

*140

60

3,500
13,500

17'A

20%
1%

10

preferred

Co-

"*■

42

50
••

54'A

55 'A

120

■-.■

14%

43%

10»/8
lO'A
27%
27%
*100
100%
33%
33%

3,700

39%
93

60%

38 *A
*93

33%

10%
64%

33
17
30'/8
99

1,900

28

187/a
11
65

16%
29%
99

17'A

30

160

,

36,400

49'A

14%

18%
*10%
64'A

60%
17%
86
80
87%

101

*100

29'A

18%

36%

320

109 Va

109%

110'A'

100%

7,000

14%

25%
29'A
14%

35%
59%
17'A
*84
*75 .,

1,400

7%

7%

95

14%

•V

'1%

common-—No par

participating
Jackson

5,000

51%
,

10%

7%

ISO

64'A

63 V4

29

101

5

Byers Co (A M)

111'A

*110

63

14%
28

24%
29
14%

*86'A
32%

33'A

1

preferred

,

.

87%

_

Co

common

Butte Copper & Zinc

Byron

5,400

110%

20%

<.

43%

93%
28'A

60%

17%

100

3%% .preferred ^
4'A% second preference

•••'

28%
35%

1

_

Co-Inc

•

93%

5

Forge Co-

4%%

33%

,

29

38%

54'A ■ 54'A
21%
21%
82
82%
. 30'A
31%
*97
98'A
33% 34%
-15%
15'A
*93% . 94%.
24'% 24% "
,34'A
35'A
21%
217/8

54%

Co

Bros

33'A

44

61%

~

44

21%
81%
30%

2.50

Co common

Terminal

2,300

33%

24%

25%
30
14

44

54

_No par

preferred

Bush

29 »/4

*43'/a

24%
29%
*33%
41%
60%

43%

24%

Butler

29

25

*97

20%
1%

-98
57%

.

94V4

4%

29%

*43%
28%
14%
27%

-

52%

16

36%

24'A

Watch

- 89

89

39

21%
46'A
37
16%

94'A

Inc

Burlington Industries Inc

73% Jan

44

20%
1%

22%
47
37
16%

15

Buffalo

40,100

*24%

"

"43%

.

/,

98'A
57%

No par

Co

Bulova

76% Jan

*98

;

(The)

»

18%
10%
64%

34 15%

Bullard

14

44%

15%

$5

2,000

16 Va

146%

6%
48'/2

25
29%
14

10%
65

43%

33%

Bucyrus-Erie

25%

15%

62

16%. 16'A

101

42%
60%

-19

1

Budd

25%

16 y8

110%

98%

55'A' 55%
147
147
*106% 107
30%
30%

140% 142%
167% 168'A
15%
16%
79
79
69%
69%
24%
25%
29%
30%
33%
33%

60% 7

64%

10%

47

100

1

11

■>.

43%

No par

7

July
19% Feb

43%

21%

Bigelow

Brown Shoe

25%

33%

19%

*48

-

.

51%

•

25%

Brunswick-Balke-Collender
,

*97

30%
33%

3.50

Union Gas

&

70

2

*■

57%

2.50

preferred

Brooklyn

297A Jan 11

Mar 15

69%
24%
29%
33%

_50

47% Feb 21

84% Feb

*79

100

preferred

3%%

15%

100

Brown

27

22% Apr 20
93% Jun 28

5
100

!

Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
.

5,300

15%

59%
45'%

6'A

53

1.25

Roller

4%%

7'/a

1,600

55%

557 b

56%

3,000

141%

143'/a

141%

146'A

38,400

l671/2

167%

*167%

54

168 %

9,600

16%

16'A

16%

19,800

80'A

*79 'A

80 'A

70%

70 'A '

*70%

24%

25'/a

16 %
*79

307/a

390

1,200

72

25%

34

11,100

30%

30 %

34

30'A
'33

.*

24%

13,400
500

34%
'

42'A

42%

60 V*

61%

6,400

_

61%

GO

30,300

24%

25%

25

25 '/a

5,800

29

29

28%

29

1,430

13%

13%

13% ,%3%

560

18%

18%

18%

18%

8,400

10%

10%

10%

107'a

1,000

64%

44

53

2,800
150

99

*98%

58%

58

10,400

437 a

43%

-

99%

*98

66

64%

64%

43 %

RR—

Mar 14

16

5

74 y4 Nov

1
23

6%

7

29%

148

19'A

34%

25

30% May 24
50% Jan 12

16

Oct

July

25

52'A

.—15-

Bearing Co___
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co common

31% Feb 23

Jan

27

55^

•

37%

37%

101

18%

Braniff

4

24% Jan

94% Jun

Mar 14

25 % Feb

74

46'A Mar

21%
5,600

16
29%

44 %

.

28%
29%
14% " 14%
27%., 28%

28%

1

preferred

Bower

*21 Va

25'A

25%.

58% 59%
rl55
155
*13%
15%
11 Vs
11'A
- 17%
17%

55%

*43%

25%

Common.:

14

38'A May
5
187A Mar 28

'

«

15

No par

Maine

13

11

24%

30
13%

(The)

Dec

170

100

100

21'A

7

7

30%

31 Va
100

/

'' 89'A % 7

*89

29%

30
13%

preferred

Boston

""

f

44

59%

Inc

32% Dec

67a

14%

14%

14%
30%

5074
51'%
37%
38%
*98% 100%
44'/4
44%

146
"
10729% /30%

89%
25%

24%

_

Boston Edison Co-

May 31

*

5

Borg-Warner Corp common—

9

*21 Va

/'

-16

55'A

5

Borden

Co

21%

/ 59

142'A
s *106%

—No par

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc

3'A %

; 16

.

-'

34%

7.50

3
21

16% '
146
107

52'A
143
168'A
15%
80
69%

10

Co

7

29

9,600

99

7%
7%
: 7'/b .• 7%
95%
96%
'
95%
96'A
14% " 15
14%
14%
32%
32%
32%
33
*109'A 110'A ' 1 110'A 110%
99
99
"
99 % 100 48% ,.49%
48
49
67'A
68
66% ' 67%
37%
37%
~ 37%
37%
* „*93
96
- '93 /
96
60
60%
59%
60%
17%
18'A
18 "
18%
'39 ' 40
- 40.- 41
48'A
49%
48%
49%

34%

____2.50

„

Stores

16,000

i

6%
48%

52'A

1

Airplane Co
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp

20'A May 11

'

Inc.

Bon Ami Co class A

22

14%

31'A

100

14%
30:%

'97

19%

33%

.100

Boeing

3

19% Jun

41,500

-

6%

20% 7
1%

_1

Laughlin

45'A

146

17%

53%

(E W)iCo
&

44%

•

-

19%

■

52%

&

Bliss

44%

33%
111%
62% 64

15%
11
17%

10%

1

14

44

.

1

34% July
1
44% Jun 22

11,200

33
111

58 V4 , 5974
155% 157'/a

20%
1%

1 peso

Decker Mfg Co
Blaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)

8

26

Black

31%

1.

4

x.,

Co

Co

4%%

13

26% Jan 23
28V» Mar 15

4

Co

Best Foods
Steel

30%

28%

51'/2
52%
38%
39
100
100%
44%
45%

v

39%

„5

Finance

168'A

3

4

'37

*97

139%

30

6% Jan

common

(Del) com„No par

31

13% Jan

__10

100

Co

Bethlehem

29% Dec

7

__1

7%
preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com,5

27% Dec

Jan

29
14%
27%

1

19

32% Dec

17% Nov

*43%

10

28

3

23

24%

26

11

Dec

*88

50

Co

Consol Mining

&

30%

25%
15^'e

147% 147%
59
59
44VA
44%
97Vb 97%

-

30%'

Apr

22% Feb

May

30

16% Jun

14% Jan

Mar 14

100

100
1

preferred

Benguet

1

12

29

pfd

Corp

Howell

&

4%%

Beneficial

14

56'A July

17% Jan

24 % Jun

4%%

Bendix Aviation

3

7

48% Jan

■

14

Mar 14

Aircraft

Bell

l%Jan

Jan

29

15

59% Mar

30

27

Bell

18

22% Feb

43

Oct

16

42% Apr

29%

-

33%
110 -64% ?- 65Va •

98

55

2.50

—

Packing
Belding-Heminway

25

16Va
55

*141
*106%

100

Inc

(A S)

3,100

29%
43%

.

7%
96
98
14%
15'A
' 32%
33
109% 110%
99 ■
99'A
48%
49%
68 V4
68'A
37%
37%
92
95
59%
60
17%
17%
^*39
41
48'A
48%

12.50

preferred
Mills

5%
40'A

.

33
110

7%

No par

Beech-Nut

17% Jan

101% Jan

50% Dec

10

Beech Aircraft Corp
Beech Creek RR

38

3

50

preferred

34% May

40

10

10

common.

prior

44% Jan 24

29

48

% May 18

conv

Beaunit

2

50

100
10

Cigars Inc

3%%

Mar 18

29% Feb

preferred__100
common

Corp

8

6

100

:

Works

6

11

100

common

preferred

Iron

29

Jan

___100

•_

Jun

Dec

100

4%%
Bath

107% May 2
30% Jun 23

Co—No par

common—

Jun

35% Sep
14% Oct
25

Brothers

57

13

13

preferred

147

22% Jan

85

21

Ohio'

6

22 Va Mar 14

90% Nov 22

Jan

9% Jan

$

50% Jan
133

9

&

24

14% Jan

8 ;

107'A Dec

Apr 29
72% Mar 29

17% Apr

Elec

noncumulative

Barker

42

8

3

&

Convertible 5%
Barber Oil Corp

1

38% Mar

Gas

Corp

preferred series B

Bangor & Aroostook

13

33% Jan

1

4%

1

18% July

5

(The)_No par

preferred series C

Baltimore

27

66% Jan

15% Jan

20 »A Jan

107

Jun

30'

Dec

17'A Sep
40% Oct

4%%
4%

.

54% Jan

29

60% Nov 19

Wilcox Co

Baltimore

5
12

Jan

1

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

May 18 '

113% May

14

5%
39%

*

:;r V';^

Inc

T)

Babcock

24% Mar 30

Mar 31

109

26

Nov

40% Dec

18% Jan
39% Jan

30'A Jan

31-/8 Juiy eo

107

Mar 24

(B

5%
40%

15%
28%

B
8

5%
40'A

__

25%

59%
62%
158
163
15
15
10%
10%
*17%
17%
19 %
19'%
6%
7
48%
43%

20

Tack

„•

7% «.

—

.

.

22% Feb 14
8V4Apr 18

17

52%
38%

convertible pfd series A___100

14% Jan

6y# Jan

10

common

__

Common

27

15% Jun

29

49'% Dec

4

4% Jan

7
29

Dec

62% Jun

18

11% Mar 23

23

24% Sep

4

Jan

RR..___No par

Line

.6%

Powder—

10'/4 Jun 27
17V# Feb 14
19
Mar 21

23

18% Aug

16

4% Jan

131

Mar 24

17

10 % May 28

47% Mar 14

2

Nov 26

138

'97%

5

Coast

Atlas Corp
Atlas

103 'A Jan

—100

Refining

7
%
25%
15%
28%

7,900

5%
39%

'21%

,

99 21%

,,

21%-

Shares

Juiy 1

'

146
59
'44%

50

preferred

99

31%

,

the Week

Friday

j

June 30

29
42%
14%
„30'A
99

29%
44%
14%

T
33%
109% 109%
60%
68

50
com___lO

Co

29%
42%
14%
-,.30%
99
*21'/a

Thursday

5"a

29%
44%
■

Sales for

PRICES

39%

6
40

14%

SALE

HIGH

Wednesday
June 29

'

47/8
39%

33%

100
10

Common

4%

155«
28%

1

Preferred ~u__
Atlantic City Electric

Julyrf
Mar 17

101

r,7(.
25%

Corp—

i

June 28

4%
40%

6%

—

Associates Investment Co
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—

Jun &2

46

*98
'21%

AND

'Tuesday

r

31%

31

____2.50

preferred

5.25%

May 27

61 '/a Jup*23*

15

34% Jan

103% Oct

5

Jan

61

42%
14%

No Dar

Inc

Goods

Dry

Common

k

134% Dec

29%

Ashland Oil & Refining Co
_1 ;
' 2nd preferred $1.50 series..No par ^

16% Jun 16
30
Jun 16

Associated

26% Mar 14

Nov 29

40

5

Corp

Rights
Arvln Industries

2

28% Feb

Constable

Artloom Carpet Co Inc

9% Feb 17

2

Mar 15

% Jun

______

__

27

102 Va Apr

9

6% Jun 14

26

8'A Oct

May 12

96% Mar 23

7

Dec

22

3

*4%

5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
No par
Argo Oil Corp
5
Armco Steel Corp
10
Armour & Co of Illinois com
5
Armstrong Cork Co common——_l
$3.75 preferred
No par

1
1
16% Feb 10

24'/i May

Monday
June 27

~ ~Paf

'

43% Feb

Lowest

Highest

11

2% Feb

0

.

LOW

NEW YORK STOCK

Range since Jan. 1

Year 1954

Lowest

t

STOCKS

'

.Monday, July 4, 1955

..

3,900

58'/a

2274

23

23

24

477a

48

43

49 Va

37 Va

37'/a

36%

8,300

37

-

17

.

4,100

r

2,800

167a

17 Va

16%

44 V#

44'A

43 3 4

547a

5474

55

22

22 'A

217

14,700

44%

54'A

22

a

,

,

:•

3,600

82%

1,500

31

31%

10,600

*97

98%

82'A

8274

♦82

31%

31744

*97
34

,

98'A
34'A

-

■.

34.1A* 34%

L2-

8,800

.

15%

15'A

; 15%.

15%

*9374

9474

♦9374

94»4

100

24'A

243/a

24

247a

2,700

35 %

35'A'

35'4

35%

5,600

2174

29,700

11,200
'

217 a

2174

21V4

'9271

9374

*9274

2774

28'A

27 %

28

3574

36

35%

1

3574

.

300

9314

1,700
14,500
'

70

6374

6474

62

!

.

6,200
60,800

1774

18'A

18

87

87

63

80

80

♦75

8774

8774'"

87

88%

290

33

3274

33 V8

11,800

3274

-

1874
'

88

200

'

20

80

19'A

19%

18'4

1974

1,400

297a

30

2874

29'A

47,300

99

99

99

99

-

740

10'A

1074

10%

10%

2,700

2734

2774

2774

2774

1,000

100'A

100'A

33%

39

10074

10

33'A

33'A

1,600

40

40%

2,600

374

169,000

*100

34

39'A

c
32

Jan

36% Dec

1% Jan

3% Dec

7% Jan

31

33% Jan

31

12

Dec

38% Dec 30

42%

20y2jan

8

15 Va Dec

2% May 17

Dec"l3

28% Dec

31

23

10% Jan
8

4

7
6

4iy4Mayl3
3% Jun
15% Mar

July

1

11 Va

38 y4 Mar

8

44% Apr

26

Jan

6

14% Jan

6

12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6/

99 'A

May 13

91 y2 Jan

Nov 30

57% Jan

13

11
5

21% Jan

27% July

4

33

Dec

44% Jan

4

61

9

4

38% May 19
16% Apr 13
18

64% Feb

7

Zinc-Lead

Calumet & Hecla

Campbell Soup Co,
Campbell W & C Foundry
Canada Dry Ginger Ale COtn
$4-25°

con,r

Preferred—

Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd

30 A Jun

2$

28% Mar 14

35% Jun

16

July 23

53% May 27

Canadian Pacific Ry

59

21

Cannon Mills

26.

Feb

9

I_5

Inc

Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd

10

J^2£_footnotesseepage




25% Jan

3

Apr 11

17

60

52% Jan

22% Jan

30

13%

1274

8%

1274
874

1

8%

1.80

3974

40

40

15

3774

3774

3774

-

_l"65y2

16'/a

167a

No par

♦96V4

9 7'A

-100

5974

5974"

No par

2?%

29'A

25

3474

35%

No par

*55'A

56

16'/a

96%,
*5974

13

87a

8%

3%
8%
40%

40%

40

3774

37%

37%

16'A

16

16'A

96'A
60

29%

29%

34%

3474

*55

12%

38%

13

56

-

96%

97

♦59%

60

3%

3%

374

12%

13%

12%

8'/a

8

8'A

10,400

13

8%

4,000

40'A

39%

37%

40'A
3774

5,900

37%

37 V*

16 %

16'A

16

1674

7,300

X40

*95'A

*95%

60

60

29%

29%

1,900
70

97

*59'A

97

60

50

'

29%

129%

34'/a

34%

34'A

34%

56

55

55

*55

M

2,100
16,600
'

29 Va

3474
*55

29%

700

3474

33,800

56

A,

200

-

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Number 5443

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...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(17)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest

8% Jan
28

Jan

17*4 Jan
107

4

27 Ye Dec

29

22% Jan

40 % Apr

12

30 % Mar 14

30% Nov

5

20 y8 Oct

126

22

17

27 % Jan

Dec

31

112

25% Dec

30

23

31

55% Jan

13

40 % Jan

5

63% Dec

46% Jan

4

62% Apr

Jan

113

7

3

Jan

4

101% Jun

4

,

16% Apr

28
4

7

36% Apr

29

26% Jan

Preierred

26% Dec

July

127

1
3

;

105% May

8

34 *4

34%

34%

34%

34%

34*4

34%

34%

35

34*4

34%

4,300

10

30%

30%

30%

31

30%

30%

30%

30%

30 Va

Ohio Ry_100

&

30*4

2,400

=>117 */e

117%

117%

*117%

118%

117%

117%

•

24

24*4

68

68%

__io

551/2

50

1

17%

125

55

56

100

*103

Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7%
2nd preferred
100

*127

20% Mar 15

115% Mar 16

30

77 % Jan

16

Jan

4

30% Dec

31

27

27

34% Jun

22

15% Jan

11

19% Dec

21

18% Jjjtn 26

19% Apr

27

18

Oct

28

21% Mar 12

4% Jan

4

8 % Dec

20

7% Jan

6

23 % Mar 25

40% Dec

28

37% Jan

18

54% Mar 24

82

Dec

22

79% Jan

3

12 '4 Jan

15% Dec

27

14% Jan

31

18

Apr

26

Central Hudson Gas & Elec

47% Dec

21

45% Jan

5

54

Jun

21

Central

38% Jan

4
8

105% Dec

19

19% Jan

8

112% Sep

20

Jan

30

108

Jun

8

24

Jan

21

4

25% Dec

28

21

23% Jan

6

31% Dec

29

29% Jan

10% Feb

26

14% Nov

26

13% Jan
8 % Jan

..

5 '/o

.

20
25

Central

Agulrre Sugar
Foundry Co

Centra]

Mar 11

112

28 V4 May

5

21

*103

23%

34*4

33%

34 i/a

33%

20

*19%

20

19%

19%

*19%

21

21

21

•

9*4

8%

67*4

65%

89%

*88%

Jf*

105%

21

130

12,700
23,400

24%
128

160

80%

82*4

'420

34

x33'4

33*4

8,500

19%

*19%

xl9'4

19%

500

21*4

21*4

21

'

23%
*127

81 »/a

%

21*4

9%
64*4

1,300

-

9%

65

9%
64%

9

'

24 */a

65 %

29,500
'

127

33%

19%

-

56%

"

■

81

34

9

65

17%

*103%

1,400

125 %

55%

105%

127

811/2

•20%-

9%
66

16%

24

24 '/a
130

*127

22

125%

17%

*103%

930

58.

21%

125

56

105%

24,600

523/a

' *55

,

56%

124%

56

33%

9

17

17%
124 »/2

*80%

66

21%

16%
54%

•

x21

*21%

55

54

52

58

21

,

81

55%
52 %

*551%

64*4

9%

5,600

1,700

89%

89

89

89%

89 %

89 %

600

17%

17*4'

17

17

17

17

17*4

17'/a

17*4

5,400

Illinois Light com___No par
4%%. preterred
100
Central Illinois Public Service
10

17 %

53%

53%

53

53

52'4

52%

52 %

53

52

52 %

1,600

1C8'4

108%

*109

109 %

—_

36 V4 Feb
20

Central & South West Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co

RR

Co

of

N

J

class

109

34

34

*108%

109 %

27%

27%

27%

28

4,100

34%

34%

34

34

2,000

27%,

33%

%

■34%

27%

%

28

109

27-'%

34

*4

*88%

'4

37 % Mar 14

50 %

Apr

12

Cerro

31

23 % Mar 14

29% Jun

15

33% Jan

4

48

Dec

14

43% Jan

52% Jun

22

34 *4

34%

34

34 %

*34%

34%

35

34%

35

34 %

35*4

3 5'/a

35%

14%

14%

14

14

*13%

14 %

*13%

14%

13%

14%

13%

14

13%

14 %

47%

4o %

47

47 %

46%

47

1

28 %

28%

28

%

28%

28*4

28

10

51 %

51 %

51%

51%

*50%

80

*34*4

34%

800

35'/a

35%

24,400

*13%

14V2

200

'

*

Century Ribbon Mills

30

28% Dec

34

34'/a

5

17

41% Dec

34

5
9.50
No par

14% Feb

4

Certain-Teed Products Corp
Chain Belt Co

Pasco

109

108%

28

33 %

50

de

;

27%

A—50

Class B

4

7

24*4
129%

54%
52 */2

58

*88%

12% Jan

29

23%

700

100

20% Jan

10'/a Nov

IO51/2

127

5,700

68*4

No par

18

4

24%
129*4

24%

68*4

124%

55%

103

1

19

11

17%
125

54%

107

-

24

681/2

521/2
"

81

5

Central

Apr

17

125

No par

36% May 26
36% Jun
1

Mar 15

21

90

24 '/a

68

55%

52

*55

81'/a,

Co

Georgia Ry,
preferred series B

5%

20%

,

24

68

54%

52*4

80

•

of

1

55%
58

No par

Corp common—
preferred

Apr

89% July

6

6% May 27

•

lu% Apr

Mar 14

15% Jan

Celotex

'

23%

preferred series A_100

conv

69Va May 25

7

28

26

4%%-

Central

22

7

Dec

25% Dec

-

82% May 18

3

15% Mar 15

3

17%

125

10

_

55%

8,300

24 '/a

*67*4

681/2

52

20%

24

24i/8

*55

100

common—

24

52

20'4

12.50
:

56*/a

*55

118%

*67%

58

51%

50

29

20

117%

par

series

26

Jun

118

5

Nov

Jan

26% Jan

34'

81% Dec

fS*)

Shares

34%

4

6

the Week

July I

35*4

66% May

121

Friday

June 30

34

series—

4.2Q%

Sales tor

--

Thursday

34%

Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) 'Co common—

^Preferred

5

PRICES

351/4

common.

$3

SALE

June 29

35

Light——No

preferred

HIGH

Wednesday
•

33

Co

3 7%
preferred
Cawjrpmar Tractor

May 31

56% Jun

May 16

102% Feb

Corp

4%%

8

19% Dec 29

10

Steel

2

Mar

19% Jan

105% Sep

Carrier

June 28 '

34%

5

Power &

Carpenter

53% Mar
22

3

Carolina

23

Tuesday

June 27

1

CO

Mfg. Co-

(Philip)

56

1

Monday
Par

Inc

(The)

Carolina Clinchfield

6a 74 Feb 18

15 % Mar 14
120 % Jan

Carey

3

68% Jun

7

Airlines

Carbqrundum

6

117% Jun

17% May 16

129% Feb 26

Capital

7

12

11

Mar 15

Mar

Jan

20% Nov 22

45

107% Jan

37

Jun. 15
49% Mar
1
51

13% May

37% Jun

54

Jan

'

13

6

LOW AND

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Highest

13

5

NEW YORK

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Jan

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

STOCKS

Year 1954

Corp_

.

14%

14*4

14%

14%

46 Va

47

46 %

47

%

28%

28%

28 Va

'4
28%

12,000

,51%

*au%

51%

*50%

5i %

200

3,300
9,200

Champion Paper & Fibre Co33

Jan

11

60

98% Jan

5

108

22

May 12

4% Feb

25% Jan

2

22

50

Mar 17

lud

38% Aug 11

30

Nov

8% Dec

30

Apr

61% July

5

1

Mar

9

10y

Feb

3

Jan

6

68

Feb

16

9% Feb 25

6% May 17

5

53 % Dec

31

43

33% Jan

4

46 Va Dec

31

42% Jan

6

84% Jan

13

94% Dec

9

93 % Jan

17

Jan

4

24% Dec

30

21% Jan

18

2 7% Mar 25

23% Feb

3

30% Dec

30

28

Jan

18

36 % Mar 25

5

14

18% Jan-

52% Jan

3

54% Jun

23

99

Mar 14

13

Jun

18% Jan

4

27% May 14
38% Dec 17

33% Jan

18

44% Mar

27% Jan

4

38% Dec

16

36 % Jan

19

42% Mar 11

12% Mar

1

19% Dec

31

16 % Jan

21

23

31

12 !

5% Jan

4

13% Dec

26

21% Mar 14

Jan

Jan

3

2

Apr. 18

6

19Va Apr

20

8

17% Dec 21

15% Jan

6

29% Jun

22

2

52% Dec

29

45% Feb

16

67% May 23

10% Jan

11

17% Dec

30

14% Jan

21

2J% Jun

22

26

29

34% Feb

9

30% Jan

13

42'% Jun

22i

30% Aug 31

49% Dec

22

39 % Jan

6

53 V4 Mar

118% Dec

10

108% Jan

11

142% Mar

Mar 15

101% May

10

Jun

35 % Mar

Oct

Jan

5

62% Jan

11

63

7% July
1-1% Jan

6

1% Jan

Dec

29

4

Feb

Dec

9% Feb
15% May

31

31

35

56% Feb

88

10% Aug 30
21 % Nov 18

16% Dec

7% Jan
21

Q4

3

29

Jan

58

7

66% Jan

21

18

60

*107

Aircraft

Iniji
Manufacturing

Cab

Class A

4

26

a

99

*24% <|24%

40

34%,

34*4

59%

8%

8

48

%

48 Va

53%

54%

*98

8 *4'

-

97% Jan
47

4

25

'

Aug

9

105% Oct

15

Jan

12

84% Aug 12

28% Jan

11

49

.9% Jan

23% Jan

17 /

100% Feb

16

59 % Jan

18

'

.

it:

48 %

53 Va

53%

53'/a
98

Mar 14

50% Feb

1

45 % Mar 14

55% Jun

15

Mar 24

1'7 V» Jan

3

5

17% Dec

14

98% July 22
4
27% Jan

104% Sep

22

101% Apr

11

105 '/t Jun

17

37% Dec

3

30% Jun

2

40 % Feb

15

21 % Dec

24% Jun

22

15

Jan

4

74

Jan

27

33% Jan

4

170

May 12

87% Sep

43

14

3

19% Jan

27

Dec

3

94

Jan

26 (

57% Dec

27

53

Jan

Mar 15

191
92

101

210
93

Dec

27

Jan

5

110% Dec

28

70% Jun

2

75% Sep

27

7

24

34

34

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

22%

41%

*40'%

22*4

22%

41 %

41%

41%

300

42

42*4

42%

6,800

Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25

20*/a

20*4

20

20 VB

20

20%

20%

20 Va

20 */a

201/2

2,500

Class B

Chic

Chic

series A

noncum

pfd

100
5

convertible

28%

17%

17 %

25%

65 %

19%

20

39%

40%

44'/a

44%

65*4

165%

64%

65*4

65%

20*4

19%

20'/a

19%

20 Va

iy%

2\)

41'4

40

40%

39%.

40%

40%

40%

43%

44*4

43%

,44%

44*4

44 %

44 %

45%

10

*16%

17

1

5%

54%
12%

5%
19

*115

92%

93%
12%

12%

*16*4

16%

5%

5%

,

18%

25

18%

25

*50%

53%

*50*4

25

80%

81%

40% Aug 13

44

Mar

93

19*4

18%

51

80

81

17

100% Jun

24

4

9

24% Dec

29

20% Mar 14

25% Feb

7

59% Nov

22

56

80% May

32% Mar 25

132% Jan
89

Jan

43

Dec

142

Oct

6

6

104

Dec

22

18

Dec

10

38% Jan

7

86% Jan

4

.34% May

2% Jan

22

12

107% Oct
869

31

3% Aug 30

125% Mar 17

976

4
17

39% Mar 14
133% Jan

100% Mar
111% Jan

45% Jan
4

Apr

47% Feb

Mar 14

27% July

40% Sep

46% Dec

31

45

Jan

6

48% Jun

49% Jan

27

1

17 % Jan

6

21% Jun

4%

4%

2nd

4

3
20

1
13

$3.50 preferred

20%

20

?"%

21

21'/a

21

Collins & Aikman

Colorado Fuel

5*4%

&

27 %

27%

27%

26%

27%

27*4

27%

27

48*4

48%

Corp

Iron

No par
No par

com

&

Southern

Broadcasting

48*4

*57

58%

70

*70

72

70

70

30

65

*63 '4

65

65

65

65

30

*63*4

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27 '4

27%

27*4

27

27%

27*4

27'4

27*4

27%

5,000

16%

44,200

No par

16%

16%

16

16-%

33%

32 %

32%

4,700

Columbia Gas System Inc
Colombia

36% Dec

Pictures

1

Consolidated

16

Consolidated

51% Feb

5

111>4 July
44 % Jan

15% Jan

7

v
18% Feb 17

Consolidated

Foods

Jan

6

27% Feb

Consolidated

8

Mar 11

36% Jan

33

Jan

26

21% Feb

4

33

30

10

7

12% Feb

7
Apr
38% Jan

9% Dec

28

8

49% Aug

5

105% Jan

5

24

1

Jan

7% May 10
46% Jun
108

Jan

107% Mar

68% Nov 23

61

Jan

1
11

3
6

11

21

Jan■27

*50% Mar1
112

3

Mar. 16

7

Mar

*26%

77

Jun

30

105% Jan* 10

30% Dec

30

27% Jan

6

39 '4 Jun

24

105% Dec

31

100% Jan

13

108*4 Apr

14

90 % Jan

4

54% Jan

4

79% Nov 24

21

106% Deo. 27

101% Mar

7

72% Jan 25
101

page-'26.

Mar

4

85

Ind

Corp

Jun

17

104*4 Jun

1

Consumers Power Co com

81%

81'4

81 %

90

50*4

49%

50%

49%

•

50%

4,300

31*4

31*4

31 %

31%

31%

31%

31%.

7,600

67%

67 %

67*4

"3,100

42 %

W

68

67%

68*4

53%

55

53%

54

54

55

22%

22%

22*4

22%

22 *4

22%

15,700

42%

42%

42 *8

42%

16,300

55

42%
8*4

8*4

67

42 '4

42%
8 V8

8%

1.100

Va

19 %

19 Va

19%

19*4

19%

6,800

24 Va

241/2

24%

24'4

24

24*4

2,900

34

34

33%

33%

33*4

8%

8%

8*4

33%

17%

v. ' ■
34 *4
34'/
17%
17*4

17%

17

"2

16%

18

48%

49 %

48%

49

5
—10

Inc

l"1

10c
No par

—10

Inc common—20

No par

19 '4

19

24%

%//:

49 %

48%

49 *4

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

110%

111

40*4

40%

39 '4

40*4

39%

39 %

39

49

4,400

8'/a

17%

No par
1

26%

'4

67*4

33%

preferred
-I
100
'Continental Baking Co com--No par
$5 50 preferred
No par
—

*26

22%

24

4r/o

Can

*81%

50%

24%

pfd——100

Stores

Consolidated Textile Co Inc_

$3.75 preferred

81

50

24 *4

Consolidated Natural Gas

Continental

81'

19

1.33*4

Corp

Consol RR of Cuba 6%

Common

27

82

*81

8%

—

22

33%

19%

No par

com.

preferred

Consolidated Retail

43

preferred
No(par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
.

Sep

33

8%

$4.50

109% Jun

33%

'4

19*4

Laundries Corp

of N Y

42 %

__*

5

Electronics

23%

Corp—5

6

11 Va Dec

33

34

No par

Cigar Corp
Coppermines

Jan

25

16%

10

23% Jan

3

16%

16%

*4

No par

Publishing Co

Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc

$5

22%

25

Solvents

Consol Edison

81 '/a

—1

Mills

Consol

34%

81*4

10

23

Nast

x34'4

par

No par

Co

18% Jun

4

see

Co_i_

34V4 Jun

5% Jan

109% Feb

preierred_N&

10,200

16%

16%

issued"

Carbon

Commercial

5

common

"when

cumulative

7

17% Nov

Nov

$4.25

10

11

'*63'4

65

58 %

27 »/a

12% Jan

18

*63'4

*57

27%

27% Feb

6

800

*48

59

70

27%

6

20

48%

10',4

*57

27%

23

Dec

48%

50,200

27%

Cone

22 Va Oct

130

<900

27%

26%

Conde

17

*4

100

pfd

Commonwealth Edison Co

4

11,400

21 Va

2.50

11

11

91

—2.50

11

12% Feb

55 Vs.

71

System—

20

1

*90*4

B

8% Jan

14

54*4

91

A

24% Jan

24

1160

*1000

56

Class

47% Jan

45% Jan

1160

54%
*90

20
300

6,800

Class

3

108

*1000

134'/a

100

pfd

18% May 12
21 % Mar 14

May 26

133%

59

54%

38 % Mar 14

1160

107

*69%

22%

9

*1000

134%

134

139%

105 %

*57

56'4

26% Feb

133

134

*

58 %

68

6

107

139%

139%

*104

71'4

100

55%

16

a

*138%

104%

48%

,50

Ry com

67

25 %

6,900

48%
*57
*69%

preferred series B_—

Colorado

*90%
20*4
27*4

Engineering Inc

12% Jan




20 *4

20 '4

,

Credit

3

For footnotes

90

Combustion

27

;

90

Commercial

30

Jan

90%

1160

42%

42%

42%

139%

104%

135%

130

*1000

20

47% Aug

96

56

90*4

com

79% Mar 24

26% Dec

105

55'a

91 %

Corp

Co

57% Jun

110 % Dec

7

56 7

(The) —No par

Colgate-Palmolive

31 '4

4

42% Jan

55%

preferred_100

50

13% Dec

101% May 25
20% Jan
4

No par
_10
_No par

cumulative

42

31%

30% Dec

7

139%
106

42

50%

4

106'/« Jun

*138

100

50

12

'

3,200

3*4

*104%

No par

preferred

31%

7% Jan

60
—-

42%

37

Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5

8% Jun

22 *4

22

22%

22

130

44%

42

37%

Columbian

8

%

3 %
3*4
42%
42
139%
'138
107
''104
131*4 133
1160
*1000
57%
56%

Cluett Peabody & Co com
7%

37

17

20% Jan

113

44

52% Jun

26

6

*43%

4

23% Jan

14

44%-

31

13

33% Dec

*43%

tio'4 Feu

27

4

44%

7,000

*138

9

14

Common

Jan

*43%

39 *4 Jan

8% Dec

75%

44 *4

May 27

23% Jan

36%
109%

75%
*43%

76

May 27

48% Dec

103%

36%
*108%

*74*4

29

4

*100%

36%
109 Va

76

77

19'4 Oct 29
17% May 5

103%

3b %
109%

*74*4

31

36% Jan

*100%

36%

109*4

74*4

Feb"17

19% Jan

103%

36 */a
109 %

8,800

23

30

*100 %

35%

11,200

Va' Feb

22% Dec

103%
110

3%

17

15*4 May 11

215

3*4

Mar 29

31% Jun

*198%

3%

15% Mar 14

6

215

3*4
42%

Columbia

5

35%

*198%

3*4

21
22

40% Jan

*100%

*109%

215

3 Va

Apr

25

600

*198%

'4

Apr

107*4 Apr 26

*198

70'4

74 *4

1

31

46 % Feb

70%

70*4

74%

Corp

32

54 % Jan

70%

*69%

74%
*43 '/a

—1

Clopay

23

53% Nov 24

410

70*4

71

*109%

Clinton Foods Inc

7

21

14

23%
111%

215

70*4

111

3 Va

10

Jun

12

5,100

23%
111 Va

23 %

111'4

19,100

20% Jun

Jan

3,800

23%

111*4

23%

23%

111*4

23%

73*4

27

34% Jan

31%

39%

2nd

28 *4 Mar 15

14,900

31%

31%

72

1st

45% Mar 22

31%

39

noncumulative

22

31%

73 *4

noncumulative

31% July 15
61% Dec
8

20,800

15*4

IO71/2

52%

15*4

gtd
50
stock—50

-

53%

15

*105

53%
107

39%

4%

53'4 Dec

31*4

15*4
*105

72

4'/o

11

31%

•15%
107

39%

May 27

11

15 Va

*105

22

67% May 27

26% Jan

53*4

"

15'/a

39 %

6

41% Jan

16,900

731/4

17

4

36 Va

47*4

38*4

Jan

Jan

1.03%
110

46%

72

Jan

6

215

47*4

21%

59

44

*199

53 %

3,700

111

23%
111

240

69 Va

46%

47

68%

22

.56

89

71%

31'4

52*4

5,900

27%
101

101

69 '/a

38%

58% Nov 30

34% Dec

*71 '4

23%

53%
107

*105

27%

27%
101

*68%

73%

30

4

47%

46 %

100 %
,

73

Apr

68'4 Jan

111%

•

27%

27 '4
100 %

21%

45

12

54,400

74

31

19% Jan

10

81

21%

52% Dec 31

23

80%

73*4

61

16% Dec

52

*50

81%

jf

21%

29

4

1,000

No par

Mar 22

12% Jan

31 Va
23 %
111*4

100

I

Jan

75

5

new

7%

50

63

32

100

35%

41

Dec

107

*100%

Internat'l

21

12,900

1

Co

31

20

5%
18%

No par

Coca-Cola

95% Mar

100

5%

18%

Corporation

Coca-Cola

24% Dec

12% Jan

14

17*4

5%
18%

/

Molybdenum

18

15% Mar 24

Jan

*105

69

14%

15

guaranteed

22

90

52 '4

15

20

com

__

Jun

139

990

6

54

15

preferred—100

Pitts RR

Apr
62% Jan

6

18

*16%

1,100

Climax

9

95% Sep 16
20% July 28

Apr

80%

_

12%

Clevite

148 >/4 Mar 14

990

50% May

Special

12%

52%

*50

6,800
11,600
-

2

112

Apr 13
63% Nov 22

47%

_

Co com

Ilium

preierred

Cleveland &

'

5,400

14

4

Feb

Elec

47

53*4

Co__,

noncumulative

$4.50

Feb

4

5%

Cleveland

"

'69

69%

48

____No par

preferred

C & St Louis Ry

7

Jan

Jan

Equiprtient

4

69

100

convertible

Jan

69

5

preferred

36% Jun

69

10

City Products Corp__
City Stores Co common

Jan

45% May 12

,

Cities Service Co

C C

9

1

City Investing Co common.

21

July

42% Dec

27*4
100 %

Jun

18

4

27%

100%

1. 8

37

24

27*4
100%

14

24

2% May

27%
101 %

Feb

5%
18 %

11,300

93 %

16%

16%
*

18%

51

81%

u

•

5%

.

12%

*12%

12%

6,300

140

93

5%

27 '/a

Clark

93

*16% "16%

101 '/a

4*4%

92

63,900

Electric—,

—1—

preferred

5% %

*115

12%

No par

15

75% Apr

&

140

91%

100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co.—10
C I T Financial Corp
—___No par

Feb

42% Feb

4

Gas

*115

53%

80*4

*

140

*115

140

400

27

6 5*/a

11,700

17%

26%

66%

*115
93 %
12%

—

17%

25%

40%

par

5% convertible preferred
Chile Copper Co——:
-Chrysler Corp

17%

2b %

20

140

Oil

27

*17%.
25%

-17%

x26

65%

No par

common—

17%

*41

65%

No par

preference

Cotton

Co

17%

28*4

No par

com.

22%

*17%

100

North Western coni

preferred series A___

&

5%

22%

No par
Pac__—No par

Milw St Paul &

5%

72

4

600

42

6

Jan

73

4,000

42%

23

111

34

23%

34

42'/a

Jun

108 % Mar 30

300

24%

34

23%

34

41

113

33% May 31
107

24%

34

24%

34

42*4

4%

23

24%

24%

41

Common

Nov

14,700

99

42*4

9
18

1,600

53%

41%

6

Feb

49 %

X99

42%

104'% May
75

49

98

*4

5,900

'12,300

52%

54

99

10

8%

...

41*4

Cincinnati

.

8%

•

36%

*42*4

preferred

27%: Apr

'

-

7,200

109

36%

49

48%

48%

v.

20% Feb 18

36%.
8%

8%

8%

*97

99

36'4

615 8

59
*108

109

*108

37

36,%

59%

59%

60
109

*108

37%

___50

5%

Chickasha

Apr

48%
5-1 •;

GO
108

36%

47%
54 Va

59

108

37

8*4

*98

Chicago Corp (The)
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50

Childs

82% Apr

60%
163
„

*B-*4

Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
25
3 % %
convertible preferred
100
Chicago & East 111 RR com
No par

Chicago Yellow Cab—1

22

36*4

1
_1.25

Chicago Rockr Isl & Pac RR__No

6% Jun
19% Jun

Feb

Vought

Checker

$3

22% Feb

17

3

No par

No par

$4.50 preferred

Chicago Pneumatic Tool

12% Jun

13% Mar 14

May 25

72% Dec

14

Common

Chance

111

39%

33*4

2,000

17'/a

17%

12,000

48%

49 3'a

11,300

110%

111'4

1,000

39%

3,800

-

39

3,000

16

16

16

16%

16

16%

16'4

16*4

16 '/a

16

20%

20''2

20%

20*4

20*4

20%

20%

2,300

20%

21

20%

33%

34 %

34%

34%

34*4

34*4

11,600

*29%

3114

*29%

31%

*29*4

31%

11%

11%

11%

8%

i%

34%

34*4

34%

31

31

3(5%

31

11

11

11

11

8*4

8%

8%

8%

11

8%

8%

11

8%

11

400

1.800

8%

3,900

6,500

47*4

47%

47%

47\a

47 Va

47%

47%

47 '4

47%

110*4

110*4

>.0

110*4

110'4

110*4

110%

110%

110*4

110*4

970

108*4

107*4

107%

108*4

108

107%

108 %

107*4

108

76'4

76%

2,300

74%

74%

*102%

103%

47*4
110

*102*4 103/2
38%
38%
*106*4 1°'
02*4
82,4
*1014 102

75

*102'4

*107

76%

76*4

76*4

76'4

103%

*102*4

103%

*102*4

33%

38%

*38*4

38%

106*4

106*4

106*4

106*4

81%

82*4

80%

101 *4

101 '4

*100

38

106*4

82

81*4

102

101%

C.

77

103*4

38'4

'39

106*4

106*4

107

82%
101%

81%

38

*100

81%

101

2,300
220

4,700
200

17

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NEW YORK

STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK

'Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year J 1)54

22

22

lu% Jan

Lowest

11% Dec

4

7 % May

17% Jun

6

10

Dec

14 % Dec

.

6

29

4

13 3 8 Dec

31

10,

Jun

8

4

75% Nov

24

70

Jan

24

7% Jail
52

Jan

102

iiO

Apr

45'% Mar 28

96 % Mar 14

15

7

110

Apr

15

14% Feb

8

90

Jun

20

20

lo% Jan

4

27 '/2 Dec

31

25% Mar 14

37% Jun

Dec

8

25% Apr

22

20% Jan

24 Va May 20

1

24% Dec

31

Jan

25

19

Nov

19
48

52

% May 25

•44% Mar

5

51% Dec

4

36

Dec

35% May 18
21% Mar 29

*

48% Apr
50 % Jan

31

21% Jan

18

7

48

Mar 28

27 % Jun

14

30

Jan

21

52

6

56% July

6

99% Apr

8

98'/z Jan

102

Mar 21

35% Jan

3

Mar 14

73% Jun

14

95% Jan

12

100

30

102

Apr

Jan

% May 24
176 % Feb
4
28

174 % Jan

5

Dec

1

19% Sep

1

26% Nov

23

3*% Mar 16

5% Dec

9

185

24% Jan

28

5

Jan

7

2

Jan

Monday

29% Jun

2

11

11'A

11 %

11%

11'A

H'%

22 V8

22%

*21%

22'A

21%

22

„5

23a/«

233/8

23 %

23%

22'%

23%

22%

23

& Machine__l

42 y2

42%

42%

42%

42'%

42"%

42%

42%

42

Vb

43

„«—10

99%

100'%

99%

1

10Va

10%

10%

8

89

89%

v__l4

_

Delaware

3%%
Corn

16

6

2% Feb

18

Coty

29

37% Jan

6

48% Jan

28

95% Jan

24

98% Apr

11

30% Dec

28% Jan

1

14

4

17'A July 20
35% Oct

15

64% Nov

23

32% Mar

Jan

4

55

4
4

21:,4 Jan

11

36% Dec

31

32% Jan

72 % Jan

4

109% Dec

31

100% Jan

106

Nov 26

of Wheat Corp

Cork

84 % Jun

28

104 % Jan

34% Jan
101 % Jan

23

107

May

48% July
143

1

Jun

10

20% Jan

26

15% Feb

20% Mar J

% Jan

4

15% Dec

9

13% Jan

18%

21

■/"/4 Uec

29

6% Jan

48% Oct

20

>• 7%

60

Dec

59

31

101 Va May 25

Feb

23

67% Feb

23

Prior

15% Jan

23 % Mar 18

4

18 % Dec

27

25

Jan

11

33% Dec

28

31

Jan

0

134

Jan

7

July 20

135

Jan

27

Jan

7

7

78% Jun

28

1

00% Mar

136 %

11

64% Dec

8

56% Jan

30'% Jan

11

48 Vb Nov

24

43% Jan

Va Jan

26

94

Dec

16

92

4% May 18

7

BY

13'A Jun

8

07

95

12

14% Mar 15

Apr
Jan

6

17

46% Mar 22

Jun

23

96% Jan

Nov

26

93

Mar

11

101% Oct

13

95% Feb

14

4

193/b Jan

26

17 y4 Jan

17

18 Vb Nov

21

91

Jan

13

943i Jan

25'A Dec
46

97

23

27

Aug 23

32% Mar

1

9'A Apr

27

14% Jan

11

Jun

14

45 y4 Feb

35'A Nov

12

31% May 18

32% Jari

4

35'% Oct

1

41

3

57

Dec

30

51% Jan

10

12'A Jan

4

203/b Dec

28

18 Va Jan

i

27

7

33'% Aug

5

Jan

17

Apr

55

34

30

Mar

8

Stores

283a Jan

62'A July
8

Yl

35

Aug

3

8

68

Nov

30

66

15 Vb Dec

31

12% May 17

23

22

Feb

37

July 19
10

33% Dec

Feb

18

20% Jan

8

27% Jan

39% Dec

7

33% Jan

Jan

4

33 % Jan

12

1

28 3/8

179 Va

180 %

180%

180 y2

*180'%

181%

29%

29%

29%

293/8

29 Va

29'A

53/4

53/4

5%

534

5'4

5%

10%

2.50

34%

34%

l93/4
33%

100

*136%

138

74 3%

1

30

15

Deep Rock Oil

23

Deere

&

4

2

18% Sep

18 :,/4 Jan

15% May 16

7

„

"

„

47% Dec

62 %

23

May 17

43 V» Mar 14

Match

com

Dr

Pepper Co
Ltd

Aircraft

Chemical

Co

27

13'A Sep

7

11% Jun

14

15

12% Aug

19

12 Va Mar

4

233% July

115% Jan

12

94 % Jan

6

28% Jan

13

Jan

6

45

50% Jan
47% July
51% July
51

Sep

122% Oct

1

118

Jan

17

124

Apr 12

9

101

Apr 12

33% Jan

3

Mar 12

46% Jan

13

49% Apr

27

$3.75

53 y2 Apr

22

$4.15

63

18

4%

12

54% Oct

25

1

53% Nov

4

7

54 Va Dec

9

10

53 % Oct

5

51

Feb

2

48% Jan

12

Jan

21

52

Jan

7

15

Dec~22

50% Jan

14

52

~9%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

27,000

69%

70%

69'A

70'A

68 3A

69%

10,600

31%

36

37'A

36 VB

37 vb

36 Vb

363A

14,200

341/4

34%

*34 'A

35

34

34 'A

34

34

34%

34'%

3,200

69'%

69%

69'%

70

69%

70 VB

693/4

70

69%

70

4,500

21 Va

21%

20%

20%

21'%

20%

21'A

7,200

36

36

36

353A

35%

36

36'A

2,700

41%

41%

41'A

41%

4,500

20

Jun

37% Mar

Feb

7

1
54% Mar
53% Mar 30
54

21

213%

20%

*36

36%

*353/4

42

.

42%

41%

42%

41%

41%

37%

37%

85

85

13:1/,

14

37

37'%

37 Va

373%

*80

87

*80

14

13%

13

37'%
13%

13%

$4.50

series
series

22%

23 Va

22%

22%

40'%

*39.%

40%

*39%

40'%

44'%

43%

43%

44Va

44%

114%

114%

*113'%

114'%

*113'%

114'%

35%

36%

35%

3634

35%

35 %

35%

*35 Va

36%
36

*35%
*14'%

36'%

14%

14 %

14%

14%

15

15 Va

15%

3,800

13

13'%

13

13

13'A

13%

13'A

13%

2,100

39'A

39 %

39%

39%

39'A

39%

39

39%

8,200

*10%

10%

10'%

10%

10'%

10'%

10%

10%

1,900

60%

2,200

593/4

59%

G0'%

593A

60%

75

f?5

*73%

77%

76

74'A

75

75'A

400

35

35

35'%

35'%

343A

35

35'A

35%

35%

35%

2,000

13'%

133A

13%

13%

13'%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13'%

61

'

583/4

61

*72

60

*73

15 %

15%

15%

16

15%

67'%

69 3

a

68'A

69

68%

69'A

58'%

57%

58'A

57%

58 Vb

573%

57%

44'A

44%

110
21

21'%

12

n

112

44

44%

109

109%

108

21'%

21'A

21

21'%

*113A

12'A

11%

44%

11%

44'A

45'%

•

7,000

16

67%

16

68

57%

1

900

16

16'%

67

X15:,A

69%

15,200

57%

58

26,100

44'A

45

45

8,000

112%

430

21'%

21'%

20%

21'A

3,100

11%

*

12

12

12'A

1,200

*110

111

111

111

10%

10 VB

10

10'%

10%

5,000

216

218%

217%

225

221

228'%

228'%

231'%

230%

2331%

15,700

1203%

120'%

120'A

121

120'%

120%

120'%

120%

'1203/4

121 »/4

98'A

98'A

98%

98'%

98'%

98'A

98'%

98'%

98%

35'A

35%

10'%

103/8

10 Va

10

No par
No par

98%

*52'A

50

*50'A

50

*52%

53

50

*51%

52

*51'%

52

*51%

52

50

♦52

52%

*52

52%

*52'A

52%

153/4

*15'A

15%

15%

common

preferredpreferred
preferred

27

200

14:%

13%

50

36% Jun

8,300

13 %

preferred-

•

450

35'%

14%

100

preferred

Jan

4,900

35%

48

27

700

45'A

35%

*47'%

DWG Cigar

41'A

116

36

50

11

44%

36'A

preferred

16% Apr

40 ;,/4

115

*35'A

36

35

•

2,300

23%

34%

Jan

23 vb

23

10

14

23 Va

*39

36%

10

21,700

23'A

114

4,800

14%

44%
115

43%

37%
85

13%

40%

5

$3.50

4.20%

*80

13%

10

(E I) & Co—

Preferred

$2.10

37'A

37%

44 %

1

Preferred

4.10%

•

85

*80

85

Vb

*23 Vb

50c

common

Duquesne Light Co

Apr 14

16%

*39%

No par

Pont de Nem

97% Jun

35% Sep"

13,600

50

Common

7

101% Nov 24
49

Industries

Duplan Corp
du

50

130

22 Vb

163/8

40

Dunhill International

1

22

71

5

11% Oct

1

22

36%

10%

33/4%
convertible preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc

it

22%

16'A

No par

Dresser

Jan

21%

70%

10 v2

Co

13

9'/2Jun

97%

22'%

37 Va

No par
No par

13

157

*96'%

21%

'

Apr
24% Jan

6

i/2

96%

97'%

1

20 V8 Mar 18

Dec

22'A

No par

36% Jan

170

21%

39%

A

98

4

%

2

(The)

29

11

21

_l

30

Jan

97%

96 %

2

31

7

96%

*

50c

23% Dec

104% Jan

993/4

1

41% Dec

Apr

*93'%

25

new

preferred

104% Dec

29

93%

100

preferred

Corp

J

3

94%

93'%

2

4

47% Apr

93%

95%

lo

common

15

118

270

94%

*94

16%

15

23

(t

2,300

*93

95%

71'A

1

20% Dec

17

12,100

95%

37

13.50

7 5'A Jan

Jan

30 3A

44'%

30

94%

16

20

cumulative

Mines

30%
44

29'A
*93%

94

30

fig

new__No par

com

cumulative

Douglas

IOC

50

Dixie Cup Co common
5% conv preferred series

Dow

13 %

100

Raynolds class °A

Stores

Dome

13%

20

Light Co

for

Dobeckmun Co

7

13%

1

Western

Diamond Alkali Co

17

*13%

Grande West RR—

ctfs

6

18% Mar 31
91% Feb

58% Jun

*13%

*93

6

10

.

Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd

14'% Jan

.

50c

Corp

common

Divco Corp

333s Feb

13%

98

11% Jan

,,

*13%

*96'%

41% May 26

Jttii

8,400

95

1

lo7«

6%

*93%

'30% Apr

13

94

6%

95

36

13 Va Jun

45%

93'%

*93%

28% Mar 24

20

45'A

6%

43%

Diana

15'A Dec

2,200

46%
94'%

95'%

Diamond T Motor Car Co

5

3,800

6'A

45%

43%

16% Mar 16

10% Jan

77

29%

13% Jun

29

77

43 3A

7

Apr

150

138

77%

29

10

64% Apr 26

*136'%

138

43%

12% Jan

37% May

70%

78%

433%

28

79

2.000

*136%

77%

33'%

33'%

33

33

138

29%

42% Feb

2

33%

19%

32%

43%

4

11

44,300

29

18

Feb

20%

43%

Jan

30% Mar 14

19%

20%

29'A

3

69

800

20%

43%

7

32% Jan

52% Jan

55 Va

28:,/4

10
common

1

7

107%

55

13%

Edison

4

*105

55

*13'%

Hillsdale & S W RR Co__100

34'A Dec 31

20,200

7%
105%

54%

94'%

Power &

9

7%

6%
105'%

6%

46%

Delaware

11

700

55

*136%

78%

6,000

53/4

1

Jan

77

300

10%

45'%

36 Va

26% Aug

19%

20

33 Vb

7%

67'A
35

106

6%
106

*54%

138

10

*34%

8,900'

*93'A

Lack

10

*66

10 vb

34%

3,600

8'A

5'%
13%

Delaware

7

67

9%
34%

340

15%

46%

3"*

$1.50

67

8'/B
67

2,100

17%

94'%

25 Va Mar

Diamond

8

5

preferred
Delaware & Hudson

24

15%

8

46%

7%

28

16

8

34'A

6%

19%

*17

17 va

15%

*933A

35% May
5
70% Jun 22

36% Jun

17 %

18%

160

60,200

5%

Decca Records inc

Apr

38 % Jun

37 Va Jan

17%

1,200

13,100

48'%
143

46%

Dayton Rubber Co

4.40%

143

34 Va

55

33

47 Va

a

82 Vb

106%

94%

50c

23

14

48'.
143

143

10 VB

106 %

*136'%

106%

53/8

40

100

116% Jun

82

83

106%

*93%

C

&

14,400

10

106%

76

1,100

17'%

34%

55

'*31 VB

36

15%

8

2,500
15,500

98%

31%

*17%

^

2'%
43%

17

*65

'"^~6%

33%

47%

47'/«

2'%
*97

353A

10

*34

20

81%

141

9,600

17%

66

9%

55

series

6

Aug

6%

108

543/4

Detroit

75

6:JA

*106

8%

66

45%
138

17%
15;%

8

67

10%

Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co

61'A Dec

8'%

V

7,400

6%

43'A

2%
44

31'A

106%

107

1140

29%

36 vb

16%
*36

84'A

*106%

179'A

8

100

13% Jan

4

17'/B

3.90%

Devoe

47%

81

1

142

15%

Preferred

28

1

.46%
142

173,4

Detroit

9% Mar 18

473/8
141

*94 »/4

45 % July

81%
106 %

ig

100

11

11

45%

B

90

8034
106 %

81%
107

137

series

34 Ve Jan

12

80'/8

8%

18

13

17

36 >/b

17%

24

Apr

163/8

35%

15%

21

111

16%
36

50
70

19(300

6'A

98%

31

31%

16%
35 3/4

3.75%

37% Jun

31%

31%

17%

35%

107

_1

2%

28%

29 3

638

43'%

6,200

98%
100

179'A

29%

*97

2,300

28 %

178%

2i%
98%

2,800

32%
71%

98%

78%
6

53

56%

71

100

29'A

xl

42%" '43%
*97

17

67

pfd

x

353/4

Preferred

Escrow

31%

31j/4

2%

2%
44 %
98%

*97

5

Jun

7

98%

May 11

43% May 13

23/8
43%

2%
45'/4

*97

31 Vh

5

15% Feb

Jan

23/8
44
.

No par

Daystrom Inc
Dayton Power & Light

Co

56

*32%

29

*98%

1

16% July 23

Jan

72%

10

13% Aug 16

57

33

71

100

103a May 10
10'% Jun 21

40

33

72%

100

16

Nov

56

33

70'%

A

35% Sep

113/4 Jan

55%

32'A

71%

series

13

r

8% May 17

55%

32%

71 va

3.75%

Dec

116

55

32%

73

Preferred

31'% Jun

lul

54

33

35 Va Apr

3

38% Oct

13

54

72

29

pfd

1%

26%

*50%

53

33

18

July

*55

*50 Va

53

common___2.50
preferred
20

convertible

&

*50%

54

Corp

Denver & Rio

40% May 23

14,000

—2

Inc

16% Jun

.

27'%

1

74

23

4

27'%

__No par

Inc

99% Apr
22% Feb

0

3*:'b Jan

24% Jan

97

4

263/4

26%
53

28:%

_

5%

26%

25%

*50%

29%

Corp common
preferred series A

1

26

53

28%

33/4%

13% July

27

93

5

Dana

Davega

42Va Jan

27

May

%

25%

29%

common

Cutler-Hammer

30

8,900

25

*50%

28%

Class A

Mar 17

40%

No par

Cushman's Sons

6% Jun

4% May 12

Aug 20

39%

2.50

preferred

Curtis-Wright

8

1

4

Apr
Jan

12% May

35% Feb
140

96'% Apr

% Jan

37
90

11

Jan

6

40%

100

common

$7 preferred—

52 % May 23

7% Jan

40 Vb

5

6

11

40%

100

2

97/a Jan

40

100

preferred

Aug 17

116

407«

*98%

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common

4%%

Dec

13

40 %

*98%

Cuneo Press Inc

9% Aug

6% Jun

41%

100

10

62

40%

100

(The)

20

108

4.200

1

11% Jun

5

5,000

23%

100

common

noncum

8% Mar 14

4

37 VB

23 Va

*9834

Cuban-American Sugar

31% Mar 28

19

Jan

Cuba RR 6%

5

Jan

36'A

23'A

*98'%

preferred

29

Feb

36%

23 %

1

35

Feb

36

23%

of Amer common__25

Dec

35

36%

100

Cudahy Packing Ca

6 5/a Apr

39

Steel

5,600

35 %

No par

convertible

2,800

23%

new_l0

com

9% May
2
73% Apr 26

54 % Jan

93

5%

89a4

23 va

No par

9% Jan

Jun .30

27 % May 14

Mari9

Seal

&

Va

36%

100

preferred

Crucible

89

100

Zellerbach Corp common

$4.20

30

4% Oct

13% Nov
11

Crown

89%

*98%

$2 preferred

3

88%

2,300

19,300

23%

25

Cream

25

89

10%

36%

100

Crown

Apr

88%

*98%

preferred

4

37

89:%

99

Corp

19% May 27

34^Jan^7

88%

100

Crane Co common

4

99 U Mar 30

4

10

99

International Corp—

2% Dec
40% Dec

Jan

10'4

1

Petroleum

4

ii

10

1

Inc

4

26'/a Mar 22

10%

23 %.

100

Coty

1 Va Jan

29 % Jan

10

_5

Corp

1

33/4%

10.%

102

363A

5

common

Refining
preferred

28% Jan
91% Jan

102

50

Electric

Products

7%

101%

23%

pfd 3'%% series of 1947__100

Cosden

101

36

50

preferred

Cum

100«%

5

.

series

6%

Dubilier

2,500

3,200

100

100

12.509

5

Co

Corning Glass Works

3

24

6% July

11%
22%

Fibre

the Week

Shares

11%

Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
Preferred

July I

21%

Continental Steel Corp

Cornell

Friday

June 30

11%

Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Range

Sales for

Thursday

21%

Continental Motors

Cooper

PRICES

June 29

21%

Insurance-

of

SALE

Wednesday

,11%

Continental

Oil

5June 28

25

Foundry

Continental

HIGH

AND

^Tuesday

June 27

Par

preferred.

Continental

29

30% May
182% Jan

convertible

Continental Diamond

May 23

98

13

Aug 25

5%

1

32
54

957eJan

STOCK

Continental Cop & Steel Ind com__2

29

24

6

Dec

Feb

Feb

22% Jun

12

May 12

19% Apr
13 % Jan

YORK

RECORD
LOW

EXCHANGE

Highest

36% May 18
72

NEW

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

Monday, July 4. .1955

...

Eagle-Picher Co

Corp

5

35'%

353'a

35'A

*47'%

48

47%

47%

47

47%

*47'%

53

*52'%

53

*52'%

53

*51 %

51

15%

35'A

35%

*50'A

51

50'A

15%

35

53

15%

53

*523/4

*52%

53

1,100
900

10',900
140

48
52

493A

50'%

50'%

503/4

800

*52%

53%

*52%

53'%

50

*51%

52

*51%

51%

*52 'A

52%

*52'A

52 %

15'%

15%

15'%

600

36

36%

9,20C

50'A
53%

E
18% Jan

12

21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
9% Jan

4

46% Jan

4

165

Mar

37% Feb
20% Jan

4

24
4

85% Feb

3

22% Jan

19

100

29% Dec
40

3

Dec

35 Va Jan

|

58

Jun

23

Eastern

Airlines Inc

9

22

Jan

8

32% Jun

21

Eastern

25% Dec

31

21% Jan

II

30% Feb

10

Eastern

72 % Uec

Corp
Sjtainless Steel Corp

31

67

Sep

1

170

52% Nov

24

45

27 % Oct

13

24 y. Mar 15

95

Jun

11

93

39% Dec

10

36

172

Jan

4

13% Feb

23

23 % Dec

33

Nov

24

45% Mar

1% Jan

4

23

May

11% Mar
23% Jan

106

Dec

1

Mar 14

Jan

29 Va Dec

31

14

Mar 17

96 Va

47 y2 Jun

Eastman
-6%

Q

?3% Jan 31

107

9

4%%
Elastic

Electric

Auto-Lite

10

Electric

&

3

34 y4 Feb

23

22 y« Feb

25

Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co

31% Feb

17

Elliott

53

Apr

26

52 % Dec

8

49

Oct

Feb

28

25

54% Dec

30

Jun

22

11

58% Feb

17

41% Jun

17

39% Jan

6

54 V2 Apr

19

Electric Mfg

Emerson

Radio

25% Jan

27% Mar 24

29% May 19

Empire District Electric

28% Jan

§

33 y. Feb

96

Endicott Johnson Corp common

Fab

2

25% Jin

6

27 % Dec

27

16% Jan

4

22% Dec

29

66

Jan

4

Dec

29

102

79

July 13

Dec

21

74% Feb

5

_For footnotes




see

page

100

18

Jan

0

21

28% Jan

3

20% Jan

1|

24% Apr

20

76

11

83V2 Apr

18

Jan

69% Mar
26.

1

72% May 26

4%

Natural Gas

&

Co

Phonograph
Co_

preferred

Equitable Gas
5%

9,200

80

81

80 Va

172

172

*171'%

80%

80 vb

80 VB

80%

26%
*95

443/4

42
31%
20%

Co

preferred series

110

51

50'A

51 '/2

50'A

50 3/4

3,900

27

26%

26%

26 3A

27 VB

27'A

27 3

27'A

27'A

4,900

95

95

93

93

44%

44'A

44%

44 Va

44%

17%
42'A
^,4%

*103

105

*103

*172

172

.

*92
4

4'A

*103

105

44%

40

3,500

16%

16%

16%

17

17%

41%

41'A

41%

41%

41%

10,000

43/b

4 %

4 3%

4%

43a

4%

29,900

1,900

32%

31'%

32

31%

31%

31%

32

31%

313/4

3,500

20%

*20%

20%

20'%

20%

20%

20%

20 %

20%

1,400

22%

22%

22%

22%

22'A

22%

22%

23

4,100

46 Ve

46%

46

46'%

24%

2434

24%

24%

14%

14%

14%

xl4'A

14%

14'A

*25%

26 %

25%

25%

25%

25%

26

*71

94

105

16%

47

*82

4 4'A

41 vb

4%

24 %

50

105

*93

*103

17 Vb

14%

100

94

44'A

42

4%

24%

>

B

*172

17

5

*96%
27%
23

173 Va

41'%

22 %

No par
A

Pittsburgh RR Co

8,200

50%

172

49Va
46%

8.50

80 %

173%

50%

173

*49'A

31

80'A

50%

105

4%

25

80%

50%
95%

50'A

*103
17

100

Erie RR common

Erie &

25%

10

Emerson

4

24%

4

23

Jan

26

3

11

3

25'A

50

21

Paso

253'b

10

163% Feb

Jan

24%

50

preferred

2434 Jun

4

20

22% Jan

70

2nd

25%

10

3

15% Dec

.

conv

24%

15

common

preferred

5%

25'A

shares

13% Jan 21

20% Aug

8

17

92

Amer

26% July 28

4

9% Jun

4

5%

2,500

24%

1

(The)

Ind

El

22% Feb
Jan

13

8,600

31 %

2.50

Electric

o

Co

57 Va

31%

1

15

15

5% Feb

an

56%

32 'A

5

23 Va Feb

ay 12

27

29% Aug 12

57

31%

100

44% Apr

Mus

563/4

31

2

preferred
Stop Nut Co

0

36

56%

31

10

common

14

35%

35%

55'A

30%

100

Co

35'A

57

30%

100

preferred

Products

35%

56 Vb

31'A

5

common

18

25% Jan

26

Co

35%

57%

30%

l

prefprred

4 % %

Ekco

May 27

48

14% Jan

Kodak

36%

36
56

10

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May 31

Jan

31

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8

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54% Apr

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2

6

82% Jun
175

29 Va

27

3

11

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9

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12

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Volume 182

...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(19)

NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
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27

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1

9% Jan

11

27% Jun

24% Jan

1

29% Mar 31

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18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27

13% May 16

25%

21% Feb

Fairchild

25%

7

25%

25%

25%

25%

141,4

25%

Mar 15

14%

25%

15

18% Apr

7

Fajardo

Engine & Airplane Curp_l
Sugar Co
20

14%

14%

14 Vb

14%

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14%

14%

14%

14%

19

16% Dec

31

15

May 16

17% Mar

7

Falstaff

15%

15%

1

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16

15%

15%

17% Jan

5

25% Dec

29

22% Mar 14

52% Jan

11

13% May
15

4

Apr

72,

20% Jun 29
3% Apr
8

Dec

26 Vb Jan

r,»30% Dec

16
Aug 16

6

25% Jun

Mar 16

70

6

6

74

25

Feb

18

Jun

3
3

57

13

16%-Apr

8

48% Oct

13

64% Apr

5

49

Jun

Jan

4

5%

50

Jan

3

5%%

7

9

43% Oct

14

56% Apr

5

44% Jun

20

23

19

34% Dec 16

32 Vb Jan

18

12

Jan

1

13% Jan

34

5% Mar 14

10 % Oct

9% Jun

Brewing Corp
Family Finance Corp common
5% preferred series B

28

July

20

Morse & Co

Faulted

Fedders-Quigan
conv

21

19% Dec

38% Jan

58

8% Jan
Feb

14% Jan

4

2

40% Jan

24

25

68% Jun

23

Federated

13% Feb

23

Felt

38 Vb Apr

26

41% Dec

Jun

28% Jan

29

103

108

24

10

49 % Feb

Oct

62% Nov

35% Jan

23

8

10% Oct

4

42% Dec

22

25% Jan
38% Jan

119

18

Jan

18

21

7% Mar

5

45% July

53

9

Mar

62% Jun

0y8 Mar 14

38% Jan

Federal

Paper Board Co Inc

Fiitrol

1

4

20

First

18

Firth

46'/2 Feb

17

Flintkote

7

104% Dec

3

5

21% Apr
38% Sep

23

18% Mar 11

26% Jan

12

Florence

7

28

35% Jan

48% Apr

14

Florida

9

48% Sep

23

7

101% Nov

5

53% Dec

22

37% Jan

12

88% Jan

6

413

Nov

4

100% Dec

11

38% Dec

99

Jan

6% Jan
10

4

6

37 Va Jun

25

Jun

24

3%%

3

3%%

15% Nov

19

14

Jan

18

4

38% Dec

29

4

92

29

69 % Jan

Dec

12% Apr

4

15

Jan

4

Francisco

4%

6% Jan

4

10

Dec" 31

34% Jan

6

43

Dec

Jan

13

22% Jan

4

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Dec

17
21

12

May

7

25'A Jan

22

Dec

10% Jan

18

to 74

29

Jan

5

ova

17

30% Jan
3?

20% Jan

4

Jan

18

38

Jan

13

9% Oct

Dec

31

10

2b

107% Aug 27
65% Nov
11

39

iMtar

Feb

11
5
25

9% Mar

6

45

Mar 14

54

29

Mar 15

Mar

1

Garrett

common

of

Co

Inc

4%%

convertible

Inc

Acceptance

15

General

General

Investors

33% Dec

9

29% Jan

7

30% Feb

23

10% Jan

4

18% Dec

15

0

23% Jun

17

General

15

131

122

Jan

May 26
Jun

22

Corp

4%

conv

2nd

Cigar

Dec

29

1

17% Jun

7

Av-LAi.

f

15 Vb Dec

1

14

6

17

Mar

7

48% Feb

9

80

Mar 29

46% Jan

t

56% Jun

22

General

13% Jan

0

19% Jun

23

General Finance Corp

75

Jan

0

86 Vis Jun

7

94% Feb

1

99% Apr

15

13

37% May 17_

48% Jun

9% Jan

5

56% Feb

4

80

54

8

101

Jan

25

14% Nov 24
Vb July 22
Mar

8

12% Dec

28

5

78% Nov

22

Jan

4

124% Mar

123V4 Feb

26

146 % Dec

10

58% Jan

4

98% Dec

31

co £ O U

25

60'A Jan
119

3

10

136
*

Mar 11
*74

18

107

ICO

Jan

Aug 16

3

39 % Jan
105

6

Apr 28

43% Dec

i3

35

Jan

18

12

101

Jun

29

29 Vb Jan

Si

75% Jan

4

96

72% Feb

10'A Jan

45% Jan

8

27

8

93

18

Mar 14

82

Jan

7

107

Jun

2

24% Mar 14

39% Jan
Jun

37'A

36%

36%

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37%

300

46%

5211,8

54

51%

52%

64,400

15%

15%

151/2

15 Va

15%

10,900

291/4

3,300

7

7

General
General

5%

Public

27

3
29

General

Time

4%%

86% Mar 23

3%%

1

4% %

Georgia-Pacific
(The)

6

38 % Jan

2

9

Jan

168

Feb

2

22 y4 Feb

16

11

Glidden

Co

Goebel
Gold

54% Dec

22

50% Jan

18

66% Jun

7

Goodyear Tire

7

Dec

31

5% Jun

21

7% Jan

3

Gotham

1

42

29

29

24

86% Jan
33

Apr

94% Jan
7% Mar

5

138

41% Mar 14

8

100

2

29

Jan
Jan
Jan

Mar

36% Dec

4

54

31
31

10% Dec

2

_17

Dec

11

54% Jun

16

3
13

Goodrich Co

Grace

22% Jan

126% Jan
35

Jan

6

18
0

3% Mar

Jun

31% July
169 y2 July
44

Jun

3

7

1
1
6

4

93

Mar 21

98

Apr

14

13

9

Mar 14

11% Jun

30

Rl

5%%

3

29% Apr

19

Gt

74

2

92 V4 Jun

22

Great

42% Jun

7

Great

24% Feb

9

29

22

Dec

31

Oct

27

143

78% Aug 17

69

35% Jan

5

18

20 Va Mar 22

Mar 16

Feb

23

37 y2 Apr

153

76

21

May 26
Jun

7

Jun

18

33% Feb

1

30% Mar 14

34% Jan

18

20% Jan

8

31% Dec

17

26% Mar 15

32 % Apr

7




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30

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50

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19

3,600
700

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14%

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14%

14%

15

15

60 %

59%

61

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58%

59%

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53%

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53%

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53%

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19%

19

19

19 VB

900

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83

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98

98

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75%
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109%

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5,600

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106

106

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15%

15%

15%

15%

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35%

35 3 4

35 %

36%

58

59

58%

58%

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59%

700

37 Vb

37%

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37%

17,400

56'A

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%

100
1

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117%

117

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34

35

70 5 i.

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71

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27

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69

69%

67%

61

62%

60%

5%

5%

5%

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35%

52%

53%

162
20 Vb

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162

620

55,500

99

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40%

20

54

99

117%

41'A

1

100

41

8,300

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6,400

162

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20%

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20 VB

100

68%

14,000

61 %

15.800

.

68 ',b

67%

6'i %

63

61 %

60%

60%

60%

5 Via

5%

5%

5%

400

4,500

35%

5%1
35%

36'A

36%

36'A

36 %

52%

53%

52%

53%

52%

53 %

9,400

2%

2%

53,900

16%

17%

17 V2

17%

17 Via

17%

17%

2%
17%

28%

28 3

2 8'A

28%

28

28 %

27%

23

4

29%

29%

29%

30

30 Vb

30%

30 %

31%

164 %

164 %

164 %

169 %

800

2,200

2%

2%
16%

31%

71

27%

162

5 %

30%

70

27%
*98

99

20

20 Va

28%

33

♦159

162

160
160
43 %
42%
96
98
10%
10
36
36
27%
27'A
83
88
42%
42%
22 %
22
149%
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76
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32
31 %

31 %

86%

86 Via

116%

24%

100

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30

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34 %

25

*97

34 %

4

No par

97

86%

62%

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97

116%

62%
5%

com— ...1

10

97%

61%

97%

6,700

116%

—5

5

700

62-%

*84%

70

No par
5
5

37%
103

%

33 %

69%

53%
2%
16%
28%
29%

62

86%

41%

-

37'A
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62%

117',4

41

>

37 Via
103

32%

98

7%

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37 %
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61 %

116'A

27%

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60%

97%

4,300

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72%

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62%

37%
101

8,200

86%

98

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37%
101

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118 %

27%

100

37%
103

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.

71%

10

1,200

15%

35%

37%

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Inc

106

15%

55%

100

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*105

59 %

37%

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preferred
100

preferred
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3.7

43%

56

Co—No par
Western Sugar com—No par

(H

4%
36%

50 %

38

V-

Northern Paper Co

Greenfield

4%

36%

49 %

55%

*100

9,100

4%
36%

37%

10

Stores
preferred

4%

4%
36%
49 Va

56 %

1

common

5,400

4%

59 %

5

new

5,100

52%

47%

55%

1

(The)

57

106

36%

V4

59

No par

Rubber

52'A

36%

*97

—

55%
*101

15%

97

Co

53
106

1,400

35%
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62 Va

_

56

52

1,100

30%

4%

15%

97

Co

54%
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30

36%

36 %

62

Motors

Iron

52 %

15%

100

& Co....

Co

55

108

35%

No par

Co

52

30%

47
106

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106

54

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109

♦103

4%

36%

com___2.50

common

&

Northern

112

4%

,J>

10

3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson

34% Jan
Feb

Union

Grant

21% Jan

page

91

*57

30 %

10c

Hosiery

(W.

Granite

17

see

91

59'

30'A

58%

Corp

(B F)

Graham-Paige

17

footnotes

93

—'..100

Grand

154

For

8,300

59%

Corp

Granby Consol M S & P

4

28

22%

common-No par

30

4

9

22%

38

18% May 26

17% Jan
131% Jan
Apr

22%

1

1

9

73

22 %

1

Corp

5

29

38% Dec

22%

—10

3

Jun

27

22%

10c

Jan

21% Dec
Dec

22%

No par
No par

Gould-National Batteries Inc

80

4

22%

58%

common

12% Jan

40% Aug 18

19

23%

——1

Corp

27% July
29

22%

(Delaware )_1

Brewing Co—
Stock Telegraph

&

21

42 V4 Jan

60

4,300

10

Goodall-Sanford Inc

28

11

3,000

34%

2

:

(The)

Dec

34 Va Apr

3,100

10%
146

34%

*56

Co

4% Apr

31

10%

*1441%

34%

*91

preferred

52

73% Jun

10%

145%

34%

93

Plywood

Brothers

Jun

107%
65 »,2

65

34%

100

$4.50

7% Jun

29

*106'A

34

.100

Gillette

17% Jan

65%

34%

*

Glmbel

158

*144

29

107'A

34%

preferred

conv

9

26% July 30

10%

145'A

59 %

Rubber

&

14

.44% Mar

65

10%

*144

*57

com

preferred

21

Tire

General

21

Dec

10%

66 %

145%

*91

Utilties

Corp

28 V4 Jun

26

28%
*106%

30%

preferred

59% Jan

14% Jun

10%

29

107

651/2

60

Corp

73% Jun

2% Nov

1Q%
*144

28%

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%

34 %

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May 17

13 % Sep

66

S3

prelerred.No

Telephone

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Jan

4

10%
145

29%
107

*30

Equipt

&

63

12

66

34'A

100 J

Realty
Shoe

20

Jan

*106%

67%

*57

preferred

64% Dec

7

28%

107

*91

Railway Signal com_No

14

1% Jan

10%
145

29'A

37

par

No

Utilities

90% Jan

47% Dec

67

5

General Public Service

20

30

4

29

*106 'A

37

5

preferred

Jun

300

15%

37 %

53 Va

4%%

98

7,500

55

3

18

7,400

7%

52 %

13

July

36%

7%

54'A

20

35

35%

7%

54

98

118% Jun

351/2

718

55 %

65 % Jun

Jun

34%

7%

53

37'/a May 19
50% Jun 30

101

35%

54%

Precision

convertible

$2.90

Dec

27% Jan

7%

General

29

Dec

34%

7%

45V4

19

60

29% July

35%

7%

33%

*44'A

16

31

8

35 VB

8

33%

45%

4

102

Dec

Nov

1,700

34%

41/2

*

126%

90% Nov

162

34

4 5 >/2

*101%

76% Dec

3

34V2

*44'A

*126 Va

General

26

*34'A

45

102

2

9% May

34%

45

126'A

0

6% Feb

300

34%

45 %

30%

34% Jan

137% Apr 26

471/4

101%

37'A May 21

Dec

*46%

126

22

8

10 1/8

46%

31%

32 Vb Oct

42 % Dec

10%

46%

125%

General

4

10 Vb

46%

101%

General

28% Jan

10

46%

35 %

.

10%

47%

45%

General Refractories

47 Vb Dec

870

8,700

10

*46%

-

31%

23

100% Apr

1,000

31,400

110%

101%

22

21

7%

Vb

6

34

*5%
33%
110%

35'A

35

35%

10

5%
34
110

125%

17% Mar 24

4

100

47%

*46%
45%

10

5%

32%

108%

31%

36% Jun

8

10 VB

6

32%

1081/4

101%

59% Jun

4

10

5%
31%
107V2

125%

6

11

.

VB

31%

26

Jan

6
32

108

101%

14% Jan

Jan

6

311/4
107 'A

125%

49% Jan

E0

5%
32 Vb

107'A

31%

26% Jan

13% Jail

5%
31%

101%

9

7

II,300

90

*36%

No

33

28

700

44%

45%

:

preferred

31

Jan

14%

43%

125'%

Mar 28

May

*14%
*89

31%

57% Feb

38 % Jun

14%
43%
90 %

101%

71% Apr

57

14%
43%
*89

16

'

Preferred $3.75 series

15% Sep

46

90 Va

125 %

$5

53% Dec

84% Oct

14%
43'%

106 %

General

30'A Dec

35% May 25

4,100

par

14

4

0

1,000
2,500

84

No par

30

106% Feb

9%
13 %

Outdoor Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co....—1

Jun

33% Feb

5% Mar

9%
83 Va

14%

106'A

Mar 17

230

7,500

37%

13%

89%

108 V2

4% Jan

37

9 Vb

42%

107%

33

110

100

13%

14%

109%

127

9,300

115

*99

84 %

43%

109

8

*112%

37%

1,900

54%

9%

89%

*146

13

53%

83 Va

43%

5

Jan

54

100

,12,000

7

57%

*13'A

89%

100

44% Jan

37%
104

45

preferred

12

30% Dec

*14%

37%
57%
*101

5

Corp

28

4

14%

57%

10

B

9%

43:%

23

100

5,500

13 %
84

90%

43

110% Jun

Jan

16

83%

156

convertible

12% Jan

Dec

*13%

3%%

20 Vb Apr

59

9%

13%
85%

21

41

25% Jail

9%

13%
84

Feb

9

27

9%

13%

147

34% Aug 19
Dec

37

3

43% Mar 14

25'A Mar 26

37%

75'%

3

4% Dec

37%

122%

Jan

44

9%

38%

74

127

114

36%

*122

122% Feb

43

105

15%

Co

Instrument

Motors

VB

42

46%

Corp—.

Foods Corp
preferred

General

2,600

114

53%

99%

___100

89% Mar 14

54'A

42%
105

104

99 VB

No par

136% Feb

90
400

10 %

*60%
10

37 %

36

56%
*101

115

86%

11%

36

98%

preferred

102

4

115

13 V4

*8J%

42'/n

*102%

9.9 Vb

5%

8

18

115

42 %
105

99 Va

General

7

3% Jail

53 %

10

10

56 %

General Mills common

24

28% Jan

115

55

10

104

11

99% Mar

17

56

20

29% Jan

Nov_24

35%
*101

23

29

Nov

54%

37%

9%

35%

56%
104

Feb

28

52%

55-%

*102 %

50

preferred

Electric

$3.50

9,700

60%

*102 %

•

16'A

Corp common

Dynamics

General

35%
56%
*101

41%

102 %

77% Jtin

29

100

36%

57%
104

*9%

42%

102 %

100

Contract

series

42

I

122 % Jan

102% Sep
33% Dec

4

42%
105

10 '/a

7

126% Oct

4

6%

9,200

63
106

15%

preferred

General

9%

0

4

Jan

10

10

Mar

4

57% Jan

61 VB

Feb

11

25

—60%

60% Jan
120

Jan

£5

7%

General

22% Jan

118% Jan

61 Vb

100

19% Dec

>

*60%

com..No par

Inc

3

May

61

45-Jb

106

44'A

preferred
Co

8

Jan

106 %

61

113%

43'A
X67 %

*36%

1st preferred

4%

11

131

105%

86

.No par

com

15% Nov
Jan

105%

37

com__l

$8

General

68%

105%

100

100

4

30% Mav 27

43%,.

67%

105

I,800

1

18% Jan

59

42%

67%

68

105

117

Transportation—2.50

Cable

43%

67

114

50

preferred
Amer

42 %

114

1.66%

Corp

General

$4.50

44

68%

43%

113%

69%
61

1

com

Corp

American

23

91

44%

114

105%

5

preferred

Container

69 '/4 Jun

18

113 %

2

General

107% Mar

24% Mar 15

114

114

100

5

(The)

Industries

Gaylord

45% Jan

115

*115

No par

22

83% Mar 18

2,000

36

50
1

30

14

:

35

1

common

Baking Co common
preferred
General Bronze Corp

27

34%

56 %

__1

preferred

3

29

35

9%

1

21

31

*34%

100

11% Jan

Dec

34%

100

common

148 % Jun

Dec

34%

•

3

Dec

34%

*60%

100

4

89

400

34%

68%

1

common

Jan

49

10

4378

1

Jan

29

10

*105

.10

10

4

10%

114 %

No par

139

2

*10%

10

4

9

10

1,000

6

Feb

10

4,100

Jan

17% May

10%

43

148% Feb

71

10 %

35

43

(The)

Corp

2,400

10%
3*34

43 '/a

3

30% Mar

68

43

t turner 1/

Co

Wood

28

Jan

3,200

67 'A

43 %

Co

convertible

57% Jan

10

5,900

33%

68 %

43

135% Aug

25

12%
33%

12%

33 Va

67%

%

43'%

preferred

Jun

1

12%

33%

68

43%

ser

16% Jun
29 V2 Jun

12%

33'A

68

43%

preferred

105% Jun

24

12 Vb

33%

68%

43%

(The)

inc

Gamewell

Gar

12%
33%

68

7%

Gardner-Denver Co

1

12

33%

21%

G
Co

Co

5%

46y2 Apr

12%

700

12%

1

Gamble-Skogmo

7

1,300

21%

Corp

I

Gair

$4.50

46% Feo

34% Jun

15% Jun
103

3

25

May 11
35% Mar 14

2

37% Nov

1

Jan

31 %

41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
33

110% July

41% Jan

14

40% Dec

38

7

3% Apr
25

9

May 24

34%

21%

preferred

Gabriel

7

34 %

100

Freuhauf Trailer

30

34%

21 'A

Co

3

104 %

23

Sugar

10

Jun

34%

21%

Sulphur

6% Mar

34%

21

Stores Corp

34

34%

21

Franklin

91% Jan

5% May 18

900

34%

21

Freeport

47% Jun

26 V* Mar 14

,a

21%

6

88% Mar 30

2

46

*34 %

21%

15

34y« Mar 14

31

51%

46%

34%

42%

14'A Jun

Froedtert

7% Aug

51%

47

11%

*102%

Corp

16% Mar 23

31% Dec

53%

46%

No par

88% Jun

•.

4% Nov
19

51%
VB

68

No par

preferred

6

51
46

5

convertible

Jun

50

7

46,800

11%

50

45%

55

116

Jan

11%

12

49%
46

10

100

8y« Jan

10

*47%

*101

17

11% Mar 14

10

200

*44 %

15

12

68

4,400

23,000

49%

'51

Foster-Wheeler

6%

5

pfd

28

Mar 31

321/a

6%

46

Machinery & Cliem Corp

Food

,11%

74

31%

6%

33%

Light Co new,No par

cum

32% Jan

12

23% Jan

div

97% Jan

10

7

23

Pwr &

$4.20

10%

74

32%

6%

6%

32

Co..

Fair Stores inc

Food

10 VB

6%

75

31%

30%

6%

12%

_1

Coip

9

21

Jan

23

*72

31%

6%

1

13

9% Dec

11

1

Jun

"

78

30%

6%

yya4

10

Co

Feb

12% Dec

4

Jun

Y

•

Stove

*72

*72

31

common

(The)

Power

78

78

5

Stores.

preferred

Florida

14

60

76% Nov

Mar 22

45% Jan

$4

102

13

102

May 23

56% Jun

Jan

46% Jan

29

19

106

18

35% May 23
«3% Mar 15

Aug

93% Jan

54 % Jan

Jan

4,500
4,400

x33%

100

Carpet

Co

16 Va

25

34:j8

.1

:

(The)

16 VB

24%

.5

preferred

National

16 VB

25%

10

Rubber com___6.25

&

16 V b

25

..5

:

Corp

%%

16% Nov

102

Dept Stores....

Firestone Tire

16'A
25

1

&

10 % Apr

6

Co

Tarrant Mfg Co
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N

3

16%
24%

*44

5

Electric

16%
25 VB

*471/4

50

Corp

400

16 VB

24%

6%

.50

Pacific

28% Jan
35

A
series.

2,900
23,400

16%

29%

1

common

ser

1953

26

25%

25

2

Federal

16

Mar

108

Federal-Mogul

15

Apr

60% Jun

104% May 17

15

17

45

6

Jan

54

104% Sep

pi'd

ptd

*15%

i9i8
<72

5

Ferro

?0
29

17% Jan

9% May 13

8

110% Dec

20% Jan
76

Dec

10% Apr
32% Dec

24

52% Jan

27

29

32 %Jun

16% Dec

Apr

Corp

cum

conv

16

24%

_1
50

Metallurgical Corp
Corp

Farwick

*15%

'

•

♦156
42

*95%

2%

161

2%

*159

42

41%

97

*95%

2%

160'A
41%
97

2%

6,400
3,600

47,900

41%

42

42 Via

42 Via

*95 Via

97

96

96 V2

50

11 Va

19,600

36%

270

10%

11

11 %

36 %

*36

36%

10%

10%

10%

10%

36V4

36 Va

36

27%

27%

27

27 %

27

2.7

27 VB

27%

38

89 'A

89 %

90

91

91

91

88

41

41%

41 %

42 %

40%

41%

16,200

22%

22 Vb

22'A

3,700

411/2
22 Vb

42 V*

22 %

22 VB

22'%

22 VB

*144%

146

*36

144%

145

3,300
800

90

144%

147

146

145

*74iA

7 i

•75

76

76

76

32%

32%

32%

33

32%

21,000

22

33'A

31%

31%

30%

30%

2.400

31%

31%

31'/2

31

31%

*75

76

20

19

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle..

NEW YORK

STOCK EXCHANGE

Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

11% May 21

14% Mar

90 74 Jan

97

7

22% Jan

11

4% Jan

4

26% Mar 29

Sep

94

NEW

Highest

13 3% Jan

4

20

99
.

2

4

39% Dec

29

353/a Jan

6

44% Feb

23

Jan

6

96 % May

91

Dec

9

29

90

61% Mar 14

87

5

Jun

28

31

Jan

103

Feb

1

105 Va Feb

4

18

29

34% July 30

100'/a May 26
5

106% July 28
110
Oct
4

15

106% Mar 26

105 % Mar 22

103

May

105

Jail

36% May
105

1

15%

15%

16
98

33%

"97

SALE

VVeunesday

PRICES

15%

15%

98'%

Friday

June «0

15%

*98

98 %

337/3

33%

33%

33 Va

33-a

6-,a

6%

b'/a

5 Va

Juiy I

41-4

15%

tne Week

Shares

16

15 Va

16

98'%

98

96'%

3374

33%

3374

34

6

6

*98

6 Va

6

Sales for

Thursday

June 2!)

*6

b

19,100
'

•

140

14,700
Va

3,000

41%

42%

41 Va

41%

41'%

4174

9a

9„ %

"95%

96

9o '/a

9o Va

95

Gulf

95'%

%5

84

85%

bo %

80

95 Va

87

600

80%

86 Va

86'%

86

86 74

26,600

_

Oil

Corp

States

25

Utilities

Common

$4.20

dividend

preferred—

7

$4.40

dividend

preferred

dividend

preferred

100

10

$4.44

/a

40 Va

78

"

41%

4174

Co-r-

9

Jun

Jun

HIGH

June 28

98

1

,

6

lu9% Jun
107

Aircraft Corp.—

AND

Tuesday

June 27

Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
$5 preferred
—No par
Gulf

26% Jan

3
100

Grumman

8 V4 Apr

67 % Dec

preferred

Guantanamo Sugar—

6

4

4%%

2

5% Jan

4

Monday
Par

Greyhound Corp (The) common

May 31

22

45% Jan

STOCK

YORK

453A Feb

L»cc

68 '% Jan

LOW

EXCHANGE

16'% Mar

8

Mar 30

323/4 May 17

39% Aug 11
a ' a

RECORD

STOCKS

lear 1954

Lowest

STOCK

.Monday, July 4, 1955

i

—No par

33%

33%

33%

100

"104 va

106

*lOi%

106

105

105

105%

106
lo6'%

s10t%

mo

'105%

106%

*100%

106%

10574

106'%

1 Oin

'10/

lob,*

*107

107-4

107

10774

"101

33%

33 %

34 %

34

34'%

34

12,600

34

3,800

*10374

104%

10

106 v2

10674

80

*

*107

10774

II
35

Jan

27

46% Apr 21

Hackensack

2 j'/s Feb

2

62 3/8 Nov

24

51'/* Mar 14

63% Jun

Halliburton

17% Jan

13

20 % Apr

30

19 % Jan

24

46 %

42% Jun

Aug 17

24
6

7

May 27

12% Mar

2

1

25% Fab

63% Jan

5

86% Dec 31

8b

Jan

5

100% Feb

12% Jan

4

2534 Nov

24

21% Jan

6

102% May 11
24% Jan
4

106% Oct

25

131

142

21

Dec

40% Dec

19% July

29

104 3/8 May 10
Jan

22

38

23

135

6

35

4

21

107% Feb

1

49% Jun 20

J a 11

15

21% Oct

28

333/a Nov 29

26% Mar 14

32% July

23

32% Dec

30

35

32

19

Nov

28

Mar 14

Mar 11

53/4 Mar 25

8% Nov 30

142

May

9

1

Nov

18

35

10

13% Jan

6
6

83/4 Mar

29

;24% Mar

Dec

23

8 % Dec

31

7 % Jan

23% Dec

31

21% Jun

28% Dec

31

85

Mar

30
4

31% Apr
94% Jan

22

21% Jan

26

19

17

21% Jun

263/e Mar 14

89

101 % Oct

13

Hayes

1

Hayes

33

Jun

7
23

24
3

52% Jun

13

98% Mar 29

104 % Feb

7

89

May

22% Jan

6

25

18

36% Jan

3

17% Jun

29

Dec

27

96

Jan

17

126% Jun

126% Oct

26

123

Jan

26

126

Mar 14

46

2

38

14

121% Feb

2

38% Jun

18

52

May 26

101

50

Dec

23

40

54% Feb

16

51% Jan

3

14% Jan

26

37 % Dec

26% Jan

11

34 %

14% Jan
68

35

3

11

Jun

1

Apr 28
22% Mar 2
8

May 19
Jan

4

54% Mar 18

55% Jun

27

f Haveg

Industries

Hazel-Atlas

Glass

3%%
Heinz

3.65%
Helme

Co

(G W)

5%

4337 Nov

34% Jan

12

6

25

Jan

12

31 % Jan

10

14% Apr

11

16% Jan

3

8% Dec

30

2

Jan

Hollander

4

27% Dec

6

19 3/4 Feb

7

25% Jan

4

25% Jan

5

30% Dec

Holly Sugar

21

29% Feb

9

32% Mar

5

6

Dec

95% Jan

12

12% Nov

23

33

Jan

7

29% Dec

9

84% Jan

6

94% Jan

4

85

Dec

31

74'/4 Mar 14

31% Dec

31

28 3/o Jan

Mar 31

103

100 %Jun

16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
363/0 Oct 27

13

99% Nov

31

14

91% Jan

105

Nov

Jun

17

34% Jan

4

28

18

Mar 14
28

24

100

Feb

17

105% Nov

28% Jan

16

102% Mar

11

41% Dec

31

64% Jan

40% Jan

8

112% Dec

23

98

15% Jan

6

19% Dec

31

18

11% Jan

4

20% Dec

10

22

4% Jan

5

101

1

Nov

4% Nov

22

Mar 10
8

Jan

3

87% Feb

2

44% Jun
106

Apr

15 »/4 Mar

38

May

6

105'/a Feb

23

Hires Co

36%

*36

5J

(A)

Homestake

4%

Feb

14

Jun

30

Houston Oil

223/8 Jun

23

Howard

Houston

21

Howe

3% Feb

10

7%

7%

7%

22 %

21%

22%

21-4

22

21%

21%

21%

21%

9,300

32%

32

32 Va

32%

32%

32

33

*33'%

33%

2,400

*87 Va

88

100

4.)

-1;100

97

190

&

9y%

96%

97%

23%
23 a
37.74
37%
18%
18%
121% 122

23-/8

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

2 a 74

23%

37%

37%

37%

37 va

37%

37%

37%

37%

18

18 '/*

17%

18%

17%

18

18

18

119

121V*

118%

lluVa

.No par

No par
50

;_5

6

9% Feb
29

July

17

1

Va

35%

36 %

52

35%

92%

92'%

*92

92%

*92

92%

100

44%

44%

4i'%

2,600

44%
*11%

Hupp Corp

6%

11

*11%

va

11%

44'%
*11

6%

11%

*11'/a

li%

100

26

25%

26 Va

25%

26%

7,300

15

14%

15'/a

15

15Va

5,500

39%

39%

392 a

39-a

39 Va

83%

84%

82 Va

82%

82

82

44%

41%

43%

6%

42%

44'%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

50

37%

37%

37

37%

37

37

common-No par

x30%

30%

30%

30

30 Va

30%

100

"93

95%

100

*101

*93

103%

102

*101

a

102-

105

105

Power__No par

40%
124%

41

40 Va

126

125%

41

21

21

21

20%

20%

19%

2%

2%

*8%

*2Va
'

8%

62%

'

63 74*
31 %

'8 Va
62

%

30 Va

2%

8%

39%

39'%

33 '/a

5,700

83%

84'%

85

1,000

44

18,700

42%

6%

.43%

42%

102

13%

*101

37%

37 7'a

700

29%

297a

1,700

95

93

93

*93

102

*102

103%

*102

103%

105

*102%

105

*102%

105

40%

40%

127 Va

128 Va

21

20%

20%

*20%

20%

700

20
:

20 %

20

20%

20'/a

20'/a

11,900

2 '/4

2 U

500

40%

126%

*2%

8%

2%
>

8%

40 %

40%
129

127

*2'%
*0%

2%

«

?

62%
30

7%

7%
27 %

-63

29 Va

5,100

100

63'/a

3,800

29 %

600

7%

19,900

7-a

7%

7%

7%

26 %

7-a
26

6,700

9

*8%

9

62 Va

29%

26 Va

10

50

21

62-8

7%

6,300

38

30%

27%

102

30%

30

62

7%

700

13%

30 Va

27 Va

600

13%

63

1

7

14

30 %

5

;

...

Refrigerator Co

300

39'%

*37

40 %

20%

100

30'/a

*101

125%

21

1

21%

30'%

95

*102%

126 V*

1

21%

30',4

102

102

*102%

"102%

6%
21%

*30

*93

95

..100

102

6 '/a

21%

83

"100%

*100%

44%

16,100

14 -/a

39%

102

44%

17%

2o%

21 %

"30%

1,900

44%

45

30'%

..6.66%

145,900

93 Va

93%

*0%

noncumulative

6,600

%
36

76

30%

Co..

35 %

16%

*21%

<Del)___25

35%

*74%

6%

.

52

M

16%

.3

Texas

53

51'%

52

75%

__.__.No par

&

*52%

52%

16%

45

-

53

M

*74 Va

21%

;

1,500

16%

30%

1

45'%

7 u%

21%

preferred.

1,700

125

16%

92%

42

44'%

*74%

%0 %

common__5

*124'%

45

16-, 4

—No par
Co

120'%

125

75%

22

common

900
360

2,300

16%
93

*6%

120

,

*74%

30%

Manhattan

Foods

Hussman

121%

44

*52'%

52%

"21%

Inc

3

53

%

U

36 Va

36

120

*124'%

44'%

*30%

preferred__100
Min & Sm Ltd__No par

Jan

125

10

Hudson Bay

3

97

30

Hunt

19% Jan

97

52

15

16

3

97

44%

26 Va

27

11

49

5124

14%

21

3% Feb

49

1%

26

12% A or

21% Oct

88

49

*

11%

32

15

*87

98

*97

*124 %

15%

63% Jun

5%

54

53

88

491%

49%

44%

26%

6

183/4 Dec

"62%

*87

125

15

13

Jun

44 Va

11%

U

V8

*124%

44%

26%

Jan

7% Jun

8

I20

44

__1

53

10

%^4%

____50c

22 V* Jan

14

23/8 Nov

7%

"96%

"87

12.50

Co of

Sound

17%

49%

25% Nov

4

13% Jan

7%

17%

87 Va

preferred

Lighting

tHudson

14,400

7%

22%

17%

49 V*

& Sons___

Stores Corp

23 % Apr

7%

20

32 %

17%

17%

87%

preferred

129

2,500

7%

49%

Corp common

preferred

6

500

17%

1,200

17%

:_5

preferred

7

2 J 7a

17%

-/

3 6'/a

88

Co..

Finance

Feb

4.400

*35%

36

7%

5

convertible

4.40%

36

49%

Mining

Household

3%%

36%

17%

(conv)__No par

Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker Electrochem

$2.25

*36

6%

2 6 Va

3624

__

24.100

6%

7%

10% July 27
553/i Dec 21

38% Jan

"36

6%

17%

;_5

convertible

Jan

13

35

'

47

2% Jun

32%

34 V*

6%

25

(Charles E)__.____
Furnace

27

15% Mar 14

31V*

35

100

$4.25 preferred.

104% Jan

31%

33%

7

100

common

Houdaille-Hershey

5

31V*

33 %

6 va

—.19

Hoffman Electronics Corp.

1

22

31V 4

33.'%

6 '/a

Corp

28

Mar 10

313/8 Jun
98

27

29%

33%

%

75%

5

48

2j%

6

*74%

18% Aug

39 '% May 12

29%
*33 Va

.1

4

1,300

139

100

2nd pfd

19

20

47

47

*136%

6%

preferred series A______ 100

Jan

47

139%

3j%

36 Va
16%

3an

46%
*136 Va

130

30%

36 4
16%

Hotels

46%,
139/a

1,300
4,500

106

0%

53

cum

Holland

45%
*138

53

1

5

47 %

139 Va

liS

1

Ocl

47

"138

52%

Jan

52

*105%

20%
88

34'/a

;

Chemical Corp common

$4%

5%

106

*52%

12

8% Mar

*105%

j;i

48% Jun

5% May 12

106

19%

32%

Rights

Hilton

*105%

55%

3%%

28

105 Va

tt

Heyden

93% Jun

33%

*84

29%

..1

3

74 Va

34

;

(The)

May

5

87

33%

15

preferred series A.

Co

71

3

20'/a

87

—5

;■

3

Jan

48%
141

__

...

common.

iiaa

89 % Jan

48%

20',4

89-4
34

*86

1

common

18%

a

106

"138

20 %

33%

90

l

_

Co

Chocolate

4%%
Hertz

*

___2

preferred

Hershey

103/4 Mar 14

27

Inc

common

Powdvr

106

21

33%

10o%

90

34%

10

1% noncumulative preferred
25
Hercules Motors ———__i.
No par
Hercules

21

33%

"88

90

33%

2.50
/

preferred

11% Aug 25

5

100

preferred..

(H J)

May 13

56% Jan

15

common

Hecht Co common./,.....

15% May 12

Sep 29

4

100

Industries Inc
Mfg Corp___

18% Apr 21
Apr

14

20 %

No par

preferred

Hewitt-Robins Inc

92

33% Jan

21%

36% May 18

78

5

21%

31 */8 Mar 18

5

10%

3,200

July 26

4

1

14,700

21%

JiJ Jun 27

Jan

9

60%

21%

1

81 % Jan

18% Mar

13

Jan

Si! July

1,000

60 %

21%

preferred
Harrisourg Steel Corp

18% Jun

20% Oct

6

45%

5974

21%

6%

20

37% Nov

Jan

45%

59

Harbison-Walk Refrac

20

23% Nov 11

68

45%

59%
21%

Paper Co
2.50
Hanna (MA) Co $4.25 pfd—.No par

Apr

5

Feb

45 %

21 Va

convertible

Jan

13% Mar 12

35

4%

24

39 % Jan

11

45.

5o%

21%

Hammermill

39

84% Jan

May 21
41% Nov 17

44%

59%

21%

Hat Corp of America common..
4 % %
preferred

14% Dec

4% July 12
18% Jan
4

44%

58%

Hart Schaffner & Marx

40

15 % Jan

44

58%
21%

14

6
17

43%

58%

21%

30

6

11% Feb

43%

Jun

10%, Jan

6

25

Cementing—5
Printing Co..
5

F)

83/4 Jan

Jan

May 25

(W

Well

Hamilton Watch Co com...

4

Jun

22% Apr
5% Jan

>

Hall

Water

Oil

20%

26%

27'%

29

29

4,200

I
27

43% Jun

Jun

21

31% May 10

Idaho

31

58 3% Jan

6

6874 Jun

23

Illinois

28'4

67

23

47'% Jan

5

No par

28%

2774

Central RR Co

50% Dec

67 31

53'% May 13

66 V*

67

Illinois

65

66

6574

6674

Power

52'% Dec

20

49 V* Mar

No par

5274

8

52 %

*52 7 a

51% May

53'%

53 Va

53 74

53

53

53'% Nov

10

l

52% Apr

9

63 % Dec

12

48% May 21

40

50

Jan

May 25

52% Jun

15

55

Oct

52

5

53

Mar

Apr

29

.

51% Jan

4

54% Dec

10

51% Dec

27

53

10

8'% Jan

11

15'% Nov 23

22'% Oct

1374 Apr

20

25

2% Jun

24'/» Mar 15

30

39

Jan

47% Nov
159

21
4

July 29

'

Dec

Dec

30

7 Va Nov

52'% Mar 28
bo.

23

52

Nov

57'% Dec
170

Jan

53/aJan

17

17

12
24

48 Va Jan

6

50'% Jan

8

26

Jan

20

162

Jan

4

55

Jun

Co

new

Co

,__io

common

cumulative

preferred

50

50'%

50»%

*50

51

*50

cumulative

preferred

50

*52%

53 '/a

*52 Va

cumulative preferred

53'%

*52'%

.50

54

4.42% cumulative preferred
4.20% cumulative preferred
Illinois Terminal RR Co

*53'/a

54'%

50

"53%

54

Va

*537%

50

*51

51 Va

*51'%

Mar 11

Feb

15

7

26% Apr

11

7 Va Apr

5

5874 May 23
56% May 20
169% Jun 15

5

*13%

& Light—No par

2574

2534

Industria

De Mex

674

674

Electrica

S

A

Industrial Rayon...
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%

1

31

66'% Mar 14

80

29

35'% Jan

6

65% Mar 28

20

24

18

Insuranshares Ctfs
Interchemical Corp
4%% preferred
Interlake Iron

Apr

18

Int'l

41 Va Jun

9

Int'l

25'% Jan

21% Jan

4

40

Nov

23

89% Jan

37 V* Jan

7

6

102

Oct

25

14% Apr

96% Jan

19

28

21% Dec

29

193/a Jan

18

271

May 11

273% Jan
159

Jan

25

4

Jan

28% Ja
77

38

34

Feb

23

84

5

7

Oct

13

4'% May 27

40% May 27
11
11

37% Jan

4

31% Jan

29
4

1

31

12% Dec

4474 Nov
70

May 17
Mar

8

374 Mar 16
6

123/b Jun

16

82

12

1U3

17

Nov

4

23

57 Va Jan

31

79% Dec

Jun

31

13574 Mar 31

31

883% Dec 31
106'% May 19

79

6

,

167% Mar

8

173/, Dec

Jan

13% Jan

25

29

4'% Nov

9% Jan

Jan

35% Jan

Dec

140

Jan

30

59'% Dec

1% Jan

38

349

94

34% Jan

44'% Jan

38 % Dec

l(j

42'% Dec

Jan

101% Jan

Nov

176% Oct

11

130 3% Jan
55

375

Jan

Mar 14

9 '/a Mar 13
69

lo

73

4

Mar 14

Jan

6

4274 Jan

6

Dec

1

60

Jan

5

36% Oct

21

35

Jan

28
6

2674 Dec

6

Apr

233/4 Jan

r

38% Dec

2

34

May

38'% Dec

25

6

Jan

3474 Dec

22

10% Jan

14

28'% July
29% Jan

39

24% Jan
14

112

May 12
Aug 13

474 Feb
19

19

,

853% Jan

4

jtin

g

For

114% Jun

14

108

Jan

12

14% Jun

1

91
114

May 16

2874 Jun
45

Jun

21
2
3

39% Feb

24

8% Dec

121

55

Nov

103

Jan

24

1273% May 23

674 Mar 14

2774 Jan

6

1374

1374

1,100

25'%

25 74

4,700

7'%

7 7a

7'%

6%

6%

56 74

5574

5774

7,900

54 74

54:%

5474

5574

5,200

*168

1

172

172

79%

79

7974

54 >/4

53'%

5374'

*24

5

24 Va

48

100

*102

No par

*168

79'%
54

*24

49

4874

102%

23%

*102

23 7e

23 74

24'%
49'%-

*168

168

172

*168

172

79

7974

78'%

79Va

'8,700

5374

54

52%

53%

4,700

*24

24'%

49'%

102 74

102

2374

23

49 7a

24 Va

*24

49%

23%

V'

50
*10274

102'%

23'/a

*24 7%

V

50

*102'%

102

-

23 74

3874

3974

3874

173 74

174'%

173-'%

174

*3174

*31s%

32

32

35%

3574

35%

35'%

35%

23

32

Canada

100
1
100
15

-14%

7.50

11074

No par

,»

International Packers Limited
Paper

common

$4 preferred

.

;_No par

:

International Shoe.

...No par

35

*90

4

xl38%

Preferred

421

93

4

71 %

4

71 Va

32

35'%
93
4

416'%

35
*8J

13874
147b

14

Va

11074

*103%

105 Va

*10374

1374

1374

87

89

*13

86'%

105

*104'/a

7174

3874

39 74

3874

173'%

33%

17374

173'%

*89

50'%

2,700
20

237 a

10,400

137'4

14 Va

1474

110%

11174

14%

111

109

110

105%

103'%

103%

13'%

13'%

13 %

12'%

87

"?

107

*8674

500

50,700

35

12,000

4 74
71'%.

137

1474

;

93

2,660

4. Va

71%

7,900

137

890

14%

11074

10,200

111

*104 74

86%

8674

'

/
■

13 74

86'%

*104'%

37,600

39'%
174

32'%

*89

717a

137'%

4,700

3474

k

4 74

717a

417

32

92'%

4 Va

71-a
138

74

414

417

4'%

*137

1474

415

420

92%

4

71 %

138'%

1474J

105

424'%

7174

139

111

2474
102 74

-

427

*90

com..No par

10

w

79'%
53%

31 7b

422

168

7874

'53'%

3974

International

900

55%

8.400

107

200

13

106

13

1,300

85

8674

v

102'%

,

104

103

480

104

500

103'%

10374

4574

45%

45

45%

45

45'%

2,700

65

65 3

66

66

6574

66'%

2,900

4574

"4534

25

65%

65'%

_25

*36%

*3674

37 7+

*36 74

3774

*3674

37'%

International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp...
5

27%

28

2774

2774

27 Va

27%

2774

28'a

2774

28'%

40%

4034

41

41

41

41%

41

41

40 74

41

*41

42'%

International Silver
7%

common

preferred

$1.40

cum

conv

preferred

Interstate Dept Stores..
Power Co

25
1

.

4574

3774

,4574

65'.'a

6574

*3674

-•

37 7%

4

*40

3774

41%

*40'%

3774

3774

4174

3774

3774

38

14%

'14

14 VB

1434

14'4

14 74

14

4834

4974

48%

4874

48

43

Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power & Light Co
,—10

34%

317a

27%

2774

26%

26'%

$6

common

preferred

50c
1

123

.

3,000

•;

*40'%

41'%

*•"

*377/a

387a

700

14

14'%

4,400

48 74

49

49

50

1,000

34

'

1474

r.
•'

123

38,100

4274
38

*40'4

37%

3.50

Iowa

•>
■

No par

32

May 5
91% Jan 19

23

45

Mar 14

974 Jan

26

Jacobs

3 4 74 Jan

13

39

Jan

31

97

Jun

2

Jun

14

Jaeger Machine Co
No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
100

59

14

99'% Jun

13

104

82

78

May 18

97

Feb

Nov

11

30

65

Mar 15

85

3774 Dec

Jun

27

31

32% Mar 14

10074 Dec 3l
48-/8 Dec 22




1374
2574

*674

3374

34

3374

34

3374

34

34%

3,500

27
'

27 3 a

27%

27%

27'%

27 '/a

27%

27'%

3,100

26'4

26 74

26

26

2574

25 'a

2574

26

1,600

*123

124

124

20

*123

124

*123

124

124

J
28

12

see

13'%
25 74

Island Creek Coal

2

28% Jun

Apr
91% Nov

footnotes

13%
25'%

174'%

3

_

20 V8 Mar 23

137a
25'%

7

3174

of

~90

1374

39%

Nickel

20

54'%
52

25'%

173%

28% Mar

2674 Jan

7

*53'%

*51'%

5474
52

100

Interstate

19

*51'%

54 %

Inc

lntertype Corp

Nov

*53'%

517a

No par

2

2374 Dec
123

54 7a

5174

55 3 4

International Salt

8

21

*53'%

54%

Jun

48% Mar

54%

51-74

55%

Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
____100

7274 Apr
38

54 74

55%

May 24
2

*54

56

preferred—.2

14% May 25

8

313/4

3

4374 Jun

30% Jan

..

4

Jan

17

5474

common

Harvester

51% May
35% May

86'% Jan

193% Jan

10

54.%

*54

5474

4% preferred
International Mining Corp

Jun

*54

55

common

Int'l

141

53'%

.

5674

20

71%-July

1—

50 74

*52'%

Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
5

34 va Feb

377 a Nov 24
96
Oct
7

16

3

5074

53 '4

No par

123% Jan

30'% Nov 23

Jun

41'% Jan

51

*52 74

Machines

7%

250

*50

5574

No par

92'% May 26
4% Apr 19

34'% Mar 15

29

6

613% Mar 31
59% May 7

175'% May 31
37'% Jan
4

Business

Dec

21

99

25 Va Apr

450

1

Mar 29

32 Va Jan

34% July 21
29% Aug
5

Jan

22

50'% July
103

900

51

53 74

.

56'%

Co

Aug 17

20'% Jan
35% Apr

Mar 15

May 17

674

8,900

55

Inspiration Cons Copper

Steel

13j4
X25

5,700

66

53'%

'

—100

preferred

76% Dec

Inland

14

29 74

65 74
53

J

Z

No par

3 9'% Dec

21

54

Indianapolis Power

4

28

2774

4.26%

11

22'% Dec

28'4

4.08%

40% Jan

5

28

,

4.70%

63

Jun

28'%

8

5

21% Jan
15% Jan

28

15

55

14% Mar

Power

page

98

Mar 101

41% Mar 15

May 10

42% July
10 5 74 Jun
54

Jun

1
8
27

(F I) Co

Jewel Tea Co Inc
374% preferred

1

9 74

8%

33

3674

3674

35%

96 %

96 Va

*9674

*32

874

8%

874

8%

32'4

32

32

317'b

31%

31%

317a

1,300

36 %

35'%

35'%

357 a

36

35%

36'%

4,800

98

9574

96'a

9

874

8%

*96

97'%

*96

6.2oO

IOO

97'%
'

common

Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel com
5% preferred series A

Joy

9

32'%

Manufacturing Co

1

56%

56 Va

56 74

100

99 %

99 Va

*99%

No par

86

87

12 %

84

85

8574
♦83

56 74

101

56

*99'%

56

55 74

56

*5574

56

101

♦99'%

101

*99 74

101

86%

8 c'%

86

84'%

86 74

83 74

85'%

84 74

83

83

*83'%

84 74

83 74

84

10

41'%

4174

41'%

41%

40'%

4174

41'%

42'/8

41'%

42 74

100

*104%

10474

104%

10474

1017%

104%

104'%

10474

10474

104%

1

53%

53%

5274

53'%

5374

54

53

53

53

53

1,100
10

12.500

1,500
49,700
150

5,600

26.
V

Number 5443-. ..The

Volume 182

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NEW YORK STOCK

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

Range for Previous
Year 1954

newE1S!STk

I.»^resi"ce,„a"i,
Highest

Highest

Lowest

Lowest

Sales for

'".*-«■»

»■'
Par-

EXCHANGE

Tu«dEr ANDn™rs<^LE pR,?E'ursJ„

June 27

June 28

June 29

I be Week

Friday

June 80

Shares

Ju,y 1

K
Alum

Kaiser

287a May 25
46 Y* Jan

85% Dec 31

4

7y-5«Jan

9

2Vb Jan

32 7a Jan

4

41

Dec

6

30

39% Jun

15

Jun

10

32

92

Apr
Jan

100

99%

28
12

Nov"r6

1047a Apr

94% Jan

15

103 Mi Aug 10

107

102

106

Oct

38% Jan

14

357a Jan

5

29

Dec

18% Jan

21

22 7a

23

25 Ya Dec

16

Jan

4

39% Jan

4

20% Jan

4Yo

107% May

3.80%

9

Apr

4

2-7a Jun

8

107

21

27

!/4 Jan 03

8

31

98 U Jan

47% Jan

6

11

31

Nov

24

29/a Jan

33% Oct

18

41% Dec

J.3

24 Ya Jan

13

32* Feb

6

23

121

Apr

29

34% Jan

Nov

1

bi

5

i/2f

6

87

29% Jan

4

443/b Dec

9

82% Jan

5

987a Dec

14

28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
42
Feb 24

34 7i Jan

23

523/4 Dec

31

jan

523% Aug

•

13% Dec

,

29

3974

*103,/a 1041/2

JS
X
rQ?
May 31

111/

Tnn

Kn

78Ya

28

28%

28

28

22%

22%

223/4

223/4

20%

20%

Hayes

8.75

5

Wheel

1

50

preferred.^

31%

23'

6,600

31%

32*

31%

II8V2

117V«

41%

40%

40%

40%

55

55%
33

55

*94

95

94

94

32%

*49%

*32%

49"%

i

94

22%

23

4,100

21%

223/8

7,400

94%

54%

54%

5374

99%
™

99%
28%

41%

41%

99%
29
50%
41%

*99a/4

4174

93%
29ya
507a

4

13%

1374

137o

pfd_75 Pesos Mex

*4%

47t

4174

14,700
600

54%

7,400

41%

4174

55%
33

32%

32%

600

49%

49%

49%

1,000

95 -

95

95

40

53%

54

7,900

49%

99%
29
51

283/4

50%

7,900
10,500

54%

"

54 74

100
10
No par
No par

3274

119%

32

55%

*94

53%

700

11774
53

iir%

"

55
33

94

10

5U%

287*

23%

,

*407>

49%

497b

1,700
100

21

32!'.

55
33 V*

49%

'

477a

*273/4

54

40%

56"a
33y4

77%

*47

iih

551/2
x33i/4

77%

"20

23%

53%

*40%

105

27%

31%

53'/"

107

'104 74

30

1047a

'1067a

471/

27%

118

54

*103

78V*

100

97 Va

20%

20%

1173/4

50

1,200

41%

*96

1041/

78

23%

20

071'

*47

53%

...No par

4,200

2%

41 va

*104V4 105

787a
28%

32*

487a

92,000

39%
165

*2 7b

'ISk m?

47

27%

1187a

117

"5
1
1

4% preferred _—
£resS® "3J3)
Kress <S Hj & Co
Kroger Co (The)

4

20%

20%

No par

K°PPers Co Inc common

A

*irn

*46%

$5 prior

q

?
Jan

*qr

107*
104Ya 104 7a

46%

Co

373/4
162'/4

41

103%

10372

783/4

&

41

•106%

"

78%

3

54/HUn
iOJ'^Jun 23

RQVMo

104%

463/4

(Julius)

93'

971^

797a

Kelsey

00

4QV

*103

nol 1OT*
411037a 10474

*

*96

47%

Kennecott Copper

oo

®

97iA

7974

Kansas Power & Light Co

17

Jun

41%

*463%

Kayser

14

i

40'%

No par

<.5

39

79% Jan

10°

23*t

16,200

*96

107

—=.

.o0S/

*91/

?fin

214

'

41

0*1/

153'

146

2V*

„

"

103

^imbony,"C1«rk C°rp
K ng-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common

2
t
5

9772

103

S?i, "fl
Itr
I
43% Jun 21

'oovia*

%

*106

6

14

40%

100

Kern County Land Co...,.
2 50
Keystone Steel & Wire Co—No par

Oct

40%

96%

60% Apr IS
4174 May 18

34

Mar 19

Jun

40%

'

-ici?,

-us/a

147

*2Vn

....100

cU^Soulherri—

22% July

27ViMarl4

Dec

146

23o

4% non-cum preferred-'
50
Kansas urus & Electric Co_„No par

241/2 Mar 3
l

17% Mar 24

^i/p

34

146

*2Vb

100

....

preferred

22

48% Jan

—

preferred

cum

3474

146

10

r,?

rights
preferred

4.50%

105

50

Common

21

9974 May 16
1^5
May
6

2J

34V«

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No par

JJ Jun

MarlO

547a Dec

31

4

Common
43

July 30

31 % Dec

4

64% Jan

7

45% Mar

24

27% Jun
12 y2 Apr

337aC

2% Feb

102% Mar 15

13

Corp—

57* cu.m preferred (conv)
Kalamazoo Stove &; Furnace

1

75% Dec 29
50

Chem

New

8

July

lo5

100% Mar 23
1053/4 May.17

Mar 13

May 26

407o Jun

6

18

37a Jan

2 7i Sep

&

53%

54%

53%

50%

28%

4174

4274

13%'

137b

13V*

13%

*4%

4%

*4%

28%

13,700

51%

3,300

417t

41%

12,100

13 7b

137b

4'/«

47.

40%

997a

28%
51%

99%
28%
51%

*99

180

137a

2,300

*99

4274

L
0% Jan

5

3% May 27

12% Mar 15

53/e Feb

18

14% Jun

9

17 7b Dec

8

47% Jan

4

587a Dec

9

22

Jan

7

3074 Dec

6

85

Aug 10

4Ya Jun
643/
on,J

14% Jan

iir'Jfi

™P

95

25

La

Jo% "ian ol
o2

70

25

20/aMaylO
6

28% Jan

Laclede

5% Jan

Id

24

May 10
1274 Dec 31

11

if 14
1!
Mar

13/4 Jun

13

4

607» Nov 30

53 % Jan

6

/4%Jun

21

15

Apr
% Jan

6

203/B Dec

31

iS'/a Jan

6

25% Apr

26

4

1% Dec

9

1 /a Jan

3

2 72 Apr

6

6% Jan

4

117a Dec

8

11% Jan

3

15% Apr

7

Mar 30

4 7b Dec

8

3/2 Jan

3

57» Apr

11

40% Mar 14

4r«Jan

4

34

4

Jan

46

Dec

31

Dec

10

15% Jan

4

23

16% Jan

4

39% Jan

8

20% Aug 17
76% Nov 19

87b Jan

4

2

107? tPo
cai?
64 /a

t

Life

23

7

57% J

56

67 74 Jan

29

61% Mar 14

38% Apr

2

19% Dec

21

30% Jan

4

18 3/4 Jan

22

Apr

70V4 May

22

30

Mar 12

25

493/b Nov

1517a

1517a

151%

preferred

2578 Jan

Lily Tulip Cup Coip new

25

3j% Jan

27

15

35% Jun

Link

24

Belt

51% Dec

29

6474 Feb

7

22

Dec

31

17-/a Mar 14

23% Jun

23

Loew's

64

Nov

30

56

67% Jun

22

Lone

4

17

34 7» Dec

4

Jan

21

287» Mar 14

24% Aug 26

-2172 Mar 15

23

1

Inc
Cement

4

1067a Mar

2

103% Mar

8

107% Apr

27

104

Nov

3

10072 May 23

103V4Jan

6

4.25%>

series

993/4 Jun

30

105

Oct

21

102

104% Jun

30

4.35%

series

25% Jan

3

21% July
137

Jun

26 74 May 18

1
22

1537a Feb

15

Mar 11

21% Mar 29
141

Mar 15

147

48% Aug 25

4574 Jan

3

527, Jun

11

887a Dec

20

777a Jan

6

20

273/4 Dec

28

22 7a Mar 14

40 7b Jan

5

593/4 Jan
22

Dec

06% Jan

22

Lorillard

May 25

77c

Nov

9

100

39 78 May

49% Dec 31

383/s Mar 25

Jan

5

16

35

<P)

Co

887» Mar

8

Louisville

&

26% Jan

3

Jun

30

51% Jan

3

22%
93%

18
51%
34%
93
4672
23%
94%

3174
120

31'%
120

33%

23

317a

34

33-%
22%

34
22%

,104%

21%

(Ky)_No par

x5l7a

*104'/b 104%

21%

21%

143

14472

*143

104%

51%

517a

867a

85%

24%

24%

100

*100%

24%
*100%
40%

24%
102
41

167t

16%

46%

46%

22%

81 Ya

24% 24%
102
102
41
41%

51%
86

4 74%

preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co

10

102
42

41

700

1,000

47a-

10,000

47

1,200

187a

104% 104%

-

8,900

2
14

52
867a

18 7a

21%

18%

24%
24%
*100% 102
*41
41%

86

86

1

50

8,900

*4»/8

& Sons Inc—

Common

22%

1%*

21% 21%
143
143

517a

2,500

22 7B

21%
1447a
51%
5274
857a
85%

21%
*143

21%
143

10,900

7074

*13%

*9072 £3
45%
46%
22% 23 74
647e
65
31% 317/b
121
121
34
34%
2274 22%
*1047a 105
*100% 10172

227a
105
105
*10072 1017a

* 1047a

23

105%

*104'%

951/2

317t

10172

10

93

'*119
33%

33%

*10072

35

31%
121
34
x22%
22%
*T05
105%
*100% 1017a

31%
121

*118

100

Nashville—

(M)

50%

18

495/3

95

*105

1G0

Gas & El Co

443/4

237t

941/2

100

,100

common

Louisville

45%

22%

,

10

preferred
preferred—

E

*9072

;_10

common

D

947^

45

No par

36%

*93

13 7B

70 74

21,
577a
9474
94%
152
152%
62
627a
51
51
187a
187b
51
52
347s
3472

5072
333/4
*907a
45%
22%
94

80

96

13

*56

5074

la

52%

Corp_

29

102

17%
51%

7a

*94

19%

20%
57 V2
943/3
94%
152% 153%
627a
63

51

18

preferred

Lowenstein

104,

50%

513^

300

472

81

197a

*56

64

53%

series B preferred—:

5%>

6374

17%

preferred—100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A___No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10

9

Mar 16

.

5274

conv

98% July

103

'

2.50

:

Star

4%7«

64%

No par

;

Lone Star Gas Co

1

Mar

(The)

372%

24

35 72 July

51

Carbonic Corp com
No par
convertible preferred
100
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1

4

3274 July

94

5

Liquid

11

12172 Jun

10

Co

Corp

13% Jan
287b Jan

22% Jan

100

7,400

33 VB

18%
21»/a

81

807a

1527a

7%

18

Lionel

28

82

10

.

140

23 7b

33 7B

47?
467a

21%

1,600

58

223/4

137a
71V2
22%
2%
14

14

18:%

215/b

94%

Corp

Lion Oil Co

2672 Mar 14

*18%

2274

943/3

27

1143/t Feb

18%

81 Ya

18%
x22

945%

14

2972 Aug 19

18%
227a

943%

11

116 7a Aug 12

1874
2274

57.%

12

I

49%

19%

Jan

4

49%

817a

Jan

4

45%

193/a

67

23% Jan
1083/4 Jan

46%

Liggett & Myers Tobacco com___25

79

*4%

58

13

13%
4%
49%

15%
•

49

81

53% Jun

7

4%

*55%

21 % Jan

Jan

*474

137b

1%

14

14

474

197a

6

40% May 17

14

57V2

17

Apr

22

2

197t

43% Mar 15

7

22%

1%

2

*55%

16% May 17

19

Oct

22%

1%

5

26

82

23.7a

96

70

13

137a

7

Savers

Jun

66
,

71 Ya

23

__—No par

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co

5572 Apr

23

28% Nov

Lerner Stores Corp

2

1577a Jan

517b May 16
4874 Jan
7

537a Dec

5

1497a Jun

n

95%

7072

13

5

Libby McNeill & Libby

22

3

4572 Jan

957a

7174

1378

*56

237a

1

___;

22

1374 Jan

14

*947a

56

96

12%

4%

(The)

Corp

33%

*1372

Apr

17

164

Lehman

96 -

703/4
22 7b
1%

33%

pid——No par

2nu

noncum

Lehn & Fink Products

Dec

23

boo

*9472

56

preferred—No par

\
Mar 17
1

137b Dec

142% Jun

1st

-

71
22%2
\

223/4

3374

56

707a

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
10
Lehigh Portland Cement
25
Lehigh Valley RR—
No par
Lehigh Valley Coal common
1
noncum

237a
337a

22%

*947a

100

■■

22%
*337a

227a
3374

100

474
17

*56

17%

337a

58

16%

16% '

*4 7B

*16%

16-%

22%

227a

16%

16%"

*567a

common.3

385% preferred

t

$3

«n

48

2

Co

47a

16%
56

16%

50
5

<_

Sons

&

Jun

00
00

18

367a Mar 22

July

-

(James)

<

*33

1

83

,0

Jan

% preferred

T

Lees

4

2

Consolidada 67c

Lee Rubber & Tire—

2

77a May
27% Jan

11

Co

Lane Bryant common

i ? 25
o!
Feb

34% May

Gas

22

4,000

80 7a

817a

3,300

19%

62,700

1974
*56

57%

64 7B

10,800

64%
153

710

62

62

3,600

5074

50%

2,700

152 Va

18

2,300

51%

53

19,900

3474

34%

18

*90%

6,100

93

46 7B

46%

27,100

23 7B

23%

46,800

64 7a

65

31%

32 74

4,700

13,800
700

123

U21

34%

357a

4,400

22 VB

22%

16,200
140

105%

105
*100 7a

101%

*104 7B

104%

21%
141 %

21%

~40
6,300
120

142

52

52 74

2,600

86 Ti.

87

4,500

24%

24%

,

2,300

*102

1037a

10

42

42%

3,200

167a

4.500

M
8

Apr

22

40% July

23

Dec

6

136% Dec

12% May 10
4

-307a Dec

122

July

207b Jan

7 Ya May 27

574 May

23

6

29

16% May 23

M

537a Jan

MacAndrews

133

Aug 19

Mar 28

193/b Jan

95

83/4 Dec

3

7% Jan

9% Dec 31

8% Jan

64

Dec

23

56% Jan

2474 Oct

22

23

546

Nov

17

6

"Dec

21

6% Dec

5 7b Mar

31

6

Dec

6

28

10% Dec

31

Jan

4

307a Dec

29

127a Jan

11

1774 Dec

9

7
19

12

Jan

34

Jan.

543 7a Jan

4

472 MarlO

223/4 Jan

1

337a May 23

88 7a Mar 15

4

7
4

29% July

Feb

6

6
6

18

4
9
25

Jun

13

13 74 Jun

3

127. Feb
90

16

Mar 23

373/4 Apr
Jun

14
21

8% Apr

4

685

107a May 18

May 16

343/4 Jan

8% May 13

&

113/b Feb

11

Wood

M

Trucks

Mack

Manati

Sugar
Bros

Mandel

Corp

Marathon

2074 Feb

Marine

587a Feb

24% Jan

12

34% Dec 22

31% Jan

7
11

99

Apr

3

44

Feb

Marshall

37 74 Apr

4

97

Sep

16

92

Jan

4

337a Oct

22

26

May

13% Feb

1

>*■19% Dec

29

16 7a Jun

24

2078 Jan

Martin-Parry

163/4 Jan

8

28% Dec

23

25% Jan

6

33% Jun

Masonlte

(Glenn

25 7a Dec

23

23 Ya Mar 15

267a Feb

373/4 Dec

20

333/4 Mar 14

4074 July

99

21

947a May

3

99

Jan

10

94

May 16

99

Jan

12

S3.75 cum

83

Jan

18

88

Apr

11

$3.40

4

34% May 10

Maytag

16

567a Mar 31

$3

923/8 Jan

98

Mar 11

Jan

89

Apr

1

83

17% Jan

20

28 74 Nov

23

25% Jan

47

Feb

4

55

12

52

15

Jan

Nov

Feb

7

23% Dec

30

187b July

2

25 74 Dec

30

23

Mar 14

40% Jun

17

44

31

44

Jan

12

Jan

4

1574 July 23

14 7b Mar 14

75

Jan

4

88 7a Jun

82

Jan

20

£0

May 23

47

Jun

9

58

Apr

74 Dec

20% May 16

24

333/e Jan

4

637a Dec

Jan

4

76% Dec

57% Jan

3
20

.54%

67

May

6

17

4

Mar 14

24% Mar

31% Jun
45 74 Mar

167a Feb

4

29
3

16

100

96

1

27

28%

23

16%
32 7a

17
32%

17
32

;

1

24%

25

common—

5

38 74

397s

_No par

*95%

24 74
397s
*957s
95
85

*5574

10

82

Co

Co

I— No par

91

13

Mclntyre

45% Apr

25

McKesson

297b Feb

17

McLellan

437a Nov 24

4

257/b Dec

30

22% Jun

11% Feb

19

21% Dec

27

15

Apr

1

2772 Jan

4

577a Dec

31

523/4 Jan

18

697a Jun

8674 Jan

4

Dec

27

101% Jan

31

106 74 Apr

22

643/8 Dec

31

€07a Jan 21

16

32 3/4 Dec

21

31

7

357a Jun

4

30'/a Oct

4

2674 Jan

6

46

Jan

25

Mengel

Jan

4

91

4

82

Jan

7

135

Jan

25

5%

153/4 Feb

113/4 Jan
47

1

Oct

Jan

Mead

&

227a Dec

31

213/, Jan

18

28

Mercantile

233/4 Dec

23

203/4 Jan

18

303/4 Apr

12

Merck

95

Oct

21

88 7a Mar 30

95 7a Apr

29

98

Jan

4

10974 Dec

22

102

Jun

9

112% Apr

22

$4

95

Jati

7

107

25

100

Jun

30

108

12

$4.25

&

497a Dec

23

433/4 Jan

7

5674 Jun

17

283/b Jan

4

22% Jun

2

26s4 Feb

11

4

39

Jan

6

4874 Jun

8

92

Jan

5

27

96

Mar 28

1037a A or

18

104

Jun

14

108% May 19

104

Feb

107 7a

July

92

Jan

15

102

93% Mar 29

102

Apr

26

3.85%

89

Jan

6

94 % Mar

101

ADr

18

3.80%

108 72,

May

9

4.45%

227b Feb
For

2

Nov

29
12

3674 Nov 23

footnotes




see

page

4

1047a Mar 15

May 14

327, Jan

26

6

47 74 Jun

1

16

10
25
.100

Stores
Inc

Co

2nd

preferred
Inc....

—J

preferred

Mesta

Machine

Co

Metropolitan Edison 3.907*
4.35%

Miami

preferred series
preferred series
preferred series
preferred series

Copper

65 72
85
42%
23%

157b
66
67%
1037a 1037a
15%

73%
34 78

75
34 7a

*32Ye

3272

50
3%

100
28'/4
2374
93
109

*94
28

16%c

23

No par

common

pfd

42Ya
*23

88
51%

1

common
1st

'

157a

50
1

series

Corp

*91
109
.*100

No par

No par

Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50

4

13

997a Oct

1

(1st series)

pfd 4.307«

2nd

Jan

109

18

Co

(The)

Co

conv

287b Jan

1043/4 Aug 18

5

Inc

$3.50 preferred

21% Jan

24

Rcbbins

convertible

7

103 7a Oct

6574
85

Shoe

Co

28

41% Nov 24

5

common

2nd

Cum

Melville

18

26

Publishing

preferred

173/4 Jun

Apr

50%

Stores

88% Sep

Oct

1

50

Porcupine Mines

Corp

474%

Jun

28% Jun

Co

3
1

McQuay Norris Mfg Co

Jan

77

22%
283/8
457a

50c
100

*227a
28 7a
*44%
15Tt
8774

No par

Electric

29

26

27% Feb

31%
56

preferred

687a Jun

18% Jan

57% Nov

31%
*5574

95

No par

Corp common—

McGraw

3774 Apr

103

No par

common.!

McGraw-Hiil

18

*85

pfd

McCrory Stores Corp common
372'.%. convertible preferred

40

22

No par

93
95
85%

Corp

$2.50

36%

No par

com

pld 1..47 series—No par

13

Jun

34 7a
18%
*577a
82

Mfg

preferred

McCall

3474
18%

cumulative

M'cCord

9 7b

5772

Co

Stores

Co

*32

9 74

5

$3.75 preferred

Electric

Dept

'

No par

Jan

Master

33

33

50

Corp

Jan

May

3674
*672 7a 695
63/a
6%
*8
8 V4

33
93
1072
10% '
83%
84a/4
36%
36%*
*6727a 689
63%
6%
*8
8%

—

.5

pfd—100
100
100
100
.-—100
5

102%

55%
24

„

*45 Ya

557a
24%
46

*97 74
98 7a
*106
1077a
*967a
9872
*96
1Q0
*107
107 7a
457a
45%

363b
96

32
*22%

28%
*45
15 74
873/4

6%
*8

33

33

97a
34%
19
5872
82

9%
3472
18%
57%
79%
36%

36%
96

96%

28%
17
32 7a
24%
393%

28

96
95
85

95%

31%
24%
39

89
50,2
67
8j
41%
2.'b

51%

66
85

67
86

42
2234

4274
23%

15/a
67
i®2
"'3
34 k

15% 16
673/4 69 a
*1027a 104
77
77
34 7a 35
*31% 3274
*90
100
28 • 28%
22%

31,a
90
28
22/a

23%

9274
109 " 1°9
101% 101-4
5574 5574
23% 247b

!00,,2
00
tl00t/
55,4

91

45

.

44-

457a

987a 9.9%
*106
107/a
987a 98Va
* 96
100
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107 ,a
44% 45

91

92%

11

10%

10 m

2,300

9%

4,000

10%
9%

10

10

82 7a

83 7a

36 7a

36

36 7t

*672 7a

678

6

8 74

8

9 74

9 74

85

2,800
9,700
10

6

2,000

9 74

3374

*32

500

9%

93/B

2,400

5,800
6,800

34%

3574

35

353/B

19

18%

18%

18%

18%

577a

57 7a

57%

57%

57%

80 Va

79

80

34 %

36%

28

28 7 a

-

36%

287a

800

8,200

37

4

98
98.,
.

08
107
45

370

977a

*96

97

97

9674

1,100

80

*79

36%

36 7a

200

87B

*7%

337t

*32

33

220

681

6

6

8

5,100

36%

83%
36

*672 7a

685

7t

32 %

9%.

83 7b

27%

36,600

28

17 7a

1,100

32'/,,

32%

32 7a

32%

8,700

24%

24%

24%

25

2,200

*1672

32% I
24 %

*16 7a

17

14,200

39%

393/4

4074

96%

*95 7a

9674

95

95

95

*94

95

90

84%

84%

*84%

86

170

39 7B
*95 7a

39%
96

70
•

32 7a

32 74

22%
28 ,b
4o
15/4

87%

51

32%

93

10%

32%

1,600

33

33

56

157a

16,400

85

*94
85

32
56
22 %
28%
45%

29%

32%

*92 7a

17

17

28 7a

287a

93%

6

200

513/4
140

323%

33

678

16%
513/4
*136

27%

28 74

35%

8

52 7a
140

*136

323/4
93
10
10
82
•

*5174

52 %
140

27%

93
107a
10

97»

common

Corp...

18

1

103/4
lO'/a
84%
36%

140
27%

16 3

16

16%

16
*51
*136

,

52

323/4

33
94

34%
19 7i
577a
83
'37
96

L)

22

Dec

10'/b
84%

*136
277a

140«
287a

1

preferred

47»%
Martin

107a

pie.erred

& Co

Field

Jan

9174 Jun

32a4

*51

6.25

Corp

Cement

167b Jan

82

No par
5

1

Midland

Marquette

May

1

Exploration

convertible

A'/o

50

i-sL-ijz:

Oil

35% Jun

1

Shirt

Manhattan

7

88

21 Ya

*93

No par
10

Co_'_

Maracaibo

6

11

*136

5

Co

Mahoning

May 23

667a Jan

!

Inc.

(The)—
Coal RR Co

Magnavox

Jan

fl

100

—

Magma

Jan

713/4 Dec

1674
5174

Chef
Copper—

Magic

16

29

16%
x5174

Macy (tt H) Co Inc com.'
No par
4 747c-preferred series A—
100
Madison Square Garden—
No par

28

Apr

5

common__10

Forbes

..

55
42

Working Co_

&

preferred

67c

21

267b Mar 14

4

July

Jan

29

16 7b Jan

374 Jan

6

139

3

31

257a Jan
499

19

Dec

92

8174 Marie

123/4 Mar 14
48 7i Jan

153/4 Nov 29
54

2

*55 7a

56 7a

*55 7a

56 7a

22 74

*22 74

22 34

22 7a

227a

30 74

30%

30%

31

317»

45 7a

*45

45

15

15%

74

74

*88

89

*88

89

15

10,100

45%

*45

15%

1,100
130

15)a

7,400
300

90

5174

51%

52

5214

6,800

*67%

68 Va

68 74

6874

2,100

88

87 3 4

88 74

87

87

2,300

41 %

417a

41%

41%

42 74

2,700

22-%

51

687a

1,900

22%

22 34

22%

22%

,15%

157a

15%

15%

1534

1,600

67

66%

67)4

66*2

67 74

4,500

104

*102 7a

'

77%

*73

78

35 Vs

34%

31 Va

*31 Va

'28 74
22 7

34%
31%

♦90

100

b

92 Va

109%
102

55 74

..24 78*
4434
98

107 7a

97 "a

*102 7a

104

28

22%

*9174

34%

327a
*90

100

*28

*74

%'

22%
92 7a

27%
22 7a

*9174

10

104

430

80

1,800

35

32 7a

27%

109%

109 7a

109%

100

100

100%

100 3

557a

23%

24 V8

443%

45

98

96

1077a

♦106
*96

7a

S8

3,400

46,700

24

927a

1097a

*55

500

100

4

55%

55 7a

247B

25

200

1.200
310

1,300

4534

67,200
2,100

97 VB

97 VB

180

107%

107 Va

110

45'/a

*96%
*96

98

100

100

*96

100

1077a

1077a

*107

109 7a

30

107%
45 74

45'%

4574

45

45%

3,400

21

22

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(22)

NEW
Range for Previous
t

Year 1 itui

26 3% Jan

4

32% July

9

Feb

3

40% Oct

6

30

'

oS!? ;,an 25
J
37 A Jan
133

NEW

Highest

Apr

21

8% Jan

15

Jan

21

144

27

25 /a Jan

21

34

29

35% July

1

Dec

13

22% Jul)

^0

2u-»/4 Mar

1

167/g Dec

8

20% Jun

Dec

29% Sep

29

137

6

21 Vb Jan

4

26

lo % Jan
oJ

115
Dec

21

5

106% Nov

22

9% Jan

4

14% Dec

71 % Jan

55% Jan
102

90

26

May

80

6

May 12
Jun

28

May 10
Jun

8%

16

Feb"15

24% Aug

5

6

Jan

20

7

27% Jan

18

64

_^___100

115%

116

115

115%

110

112

111%

112

103%

103%

*103%

105

3.3GV/

22% Apr

Min

$4

4

93% May
30% Apr

Minn

4

conv

&

piefcrred

Mfg common—_No par

preferred

No par

Minneapolis Moline
$5.50
$1.50

4

1st
2nd

73% July

1

Minnesota

&

27

5

Minnesota

Power

34% May 16

44% Feb

15

17

33% Jun

22

28% Jun

20

8

40

4

30

5

26% Oct

20

Jan

19% May
13

Mar 31

16% Jan

17% Aug 27
27 VB Aug 16
106% Dec
0

5

79% Mar 29
19

71% Jan

17

31% Jun

7

114% Jun
29

Jun

22

18% Feb

23

0

19% May 12
98

24% Jan

Monarch

31

34'% Mar 14

40% Jun

3
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20

28% May 18

38% Jan

3

73% Apr

28

85% Jan

12

18 % Jan

3

39

Dec

31% Feb

1

49% Jun

56

4

4

July

Ri\er

20

24% Mar 3
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3

Motor
Motor

Wheel

23

Apr

23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31

1

28

38 % Dec

May 17

27% Mar 14

28

33% Jan

7

19 % Jan

4

28% Mar 24

20% Jun

27

13% Jan

7

15

17% Jun

9

39% Jun

29

18% Sep
47% Feb

18% Jan

11

31% Dec
61

42% Jan

4

Jan

3
7

41% Mar 21

47

4

31

28

Jan

0

38% Mar

Dec

22

61

Jan

4

74

Jun

45% Dec

4

37

25% Jan

21% Mar

2

41

Feb

21

47

Mar

114% Jan

18

126

2

Feb

2
22
2

4%

110%

112%

111

*103%

22

7,709
3.GG0

112%

91

21%,
89%

*103%

105

22
89%

760

105

10

21%

21%

39,800

89

89 %

60

3,000

29%

29 %

71%

73%

25

25%

4,300

41%

42%

41%

4 2'A

5,900

32

31%

41 %
31 %

41%

31%

41%
31%

31%

32%

12.700

new_10

28%

29

31%

24"%
41 %
31

8.3C0

28%

28%

28%

29%

29%

9,SCO

13%

14

15%

16%

153/8

15%

47,500

95

95%

16%
88%

15%

95

17
96%

17%

100

93%

87%

90

88

88%

14.CG0

pfd_10Q

*106

107

106%

107%

"28%
15%

21%
141%
28%

28%

16%

28'%

22

16%

21%

142%

5

(The)

28%

15%

5

107

107

't&Vz

No par

22
141%
28%

141

28%

39%

39

39
31%

28

16%
21%
141%
28%
38%
31

21

21

82
21%

19%

19%

19%

x54%

54%

19
54%

80%
20%
18%

55%

55

10

22%

22%

22'A

22%

22 Vb

III_5

30%

31%

30%

30%

30%

1

37

36%

21%

20%
18%

Co

36%

36%

36%

1

20%

21

21

5

;

19%

19%

18%

19%

1

1

44%

44%

44%

44%

com—IIo

35%

26%

34%

35%

.___

;

*69

50

Myers (F E) & Bros.

115

29%

Co

preferred

115%

71
25%
42
31%
29%

20

Murray Corp of America

115%

69%

Corp
Corp

Brass

lOo

3.COO

18

63%
115 'A

29%

Inc

Mueller

12,200

62%

69%
24%
41%

T00L

Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
Murphy Co IG Ci

35%

17%

63

30

Mullins

23

35 Vb

17%

61%

69%
24%

Products

16% Jun
21 Vb Mar

Motorola

35%

17%

*89

3

7

3

34%

18

29

31 Vb

25

34

62%
115%
111%

25

81%

21 % Apr
20% Feb

4,030

69%

32%

60% Jun

2,260

22 %

28%

82%

16% Mar 14

313/4

22%

69%

39%

44% Mar 14

*31 'A

22%

25

31%

17

31%

22%

28

81%
20"%

29

CO

31%

22%

25%

No par

18% Dec

142

69%

Monterey Oil Co
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
Moore-M'cCormack Lines ________12
Merrell (John) & Co
Ne par

53% Nov

4

140

142

2.9%

com__No par

Montana

11% Mar 24

2,060

*140

5

22

30% Jan

8.J00

46%

25%

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Co

31%

45%

1

15

Power

31

45%

68%

1.25

Chemical

91

32

45%

142
31%

31%

27%

Mills

Machine

*89

91

Shares

July 1

5

Co

Corp

RR

21%

21

22%

*140
31%
22%
33%
*17%
60%
115
110%
*103%
20%

31%

tiie Week

Friday

par

___25

Paper

Light___No

Fuel

Mohawk Carpet
Mojud Co Inc

Monsanto

32% Feb

149

&

preferred series A
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv

1

6

Sep 14

*89

7%

7

18

25 %

Mississippi

7

23% Mar 17

Ontario

Missouri-Kan-Tex

7

15% Jan

21

_____100

Mission Corp —
MisAon Development Co_

18% Mar 11
100% Jun

Jan

4
4

12% Jan

ti

®

Jan

23% Jan

Jan

31% Jan
Jan

8% Jan
™

common___l

preferred

conv

18
20

May

Co

preferred-

22% Jan

8

—

18

22',4 Jan

Sep

22%

62%

19

10

31%

22%

18%

31

79% Sep
81 % Dec

31%

23

60%

38 % Dec

4

32

18

23% Nov

Mar 17

3/%
22%

63%

4

4% Jan

142

*140

Reg new_1.5Q

15% July 19

61

142

Sales for

Thursday
June 30

V4

Minneapolis-Honeywell

51% Jan
21

31%

4o%

Minn St Paul & S S Marie„_No
par

15

12% Jan

31%

4o%

*140#

Corp
10
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer.1.1
Minneap & St Louis Ry
No par

13

23% Jan

31%

27

Jun

82

100

_

32

4b%

13

Apr

8

31%

Oil

SALE PRICES

J/une 29

46

5

20

llo

29

1st preferred

Midwest

lo

Jun

107

31

Inc

common—.

Jun

6

85% Dec

Prod

HIGH

Wednesday

June 28

19% Apr

19

24 % Dec

Steel

Tuesday

June 27

70

Jan

12

Morday
Par

116

103% Jan

19% May 26

STOCK

Middle South Utilities
Midland

23

Jun

126 »/z Jan

YORK

Monday, July 4, 1955

RECORD
LOW AND

EXCHANGE

35% Mar 7

50

EXCHANGE STOCK

STOCKS

..

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

,

YORK STOCK

...

*69%

73

73

43%
35%
*70%

16%
21%
142%
28%

39
32%

81 %
20%
55%
22%
30%

81%
20%
19%
54%
22%
30%
36%

36%
21 Vb
19

44%
74

*43

45

*42%

44%

*42

45

100

125

125

*124%

125%

124

124

112

114

4.7C0

28 %

28%

2.400

16%

16%

1,400

22%

1.400

22%

1443/4

149

27%

9.3CC

28%

7.8C0

38

38

33%

343/4

50,300

82
20%
19%
55%
22%

81 Vb

81%

23,000

2034

2.600

203A

2.700
'•

.<

19%

19%

54%

553/4

9.ICO

22%

22%

6.ICG

31

30%

31 %

2.C00

36%
21%
18%

36 %

36%

3.ICG

20%
18%

19%

36

28%

108% 112
28%
28%
16%
lCl/4
22%
22%
139% 144
27%
28%
x37%
38
34%
35%

28

No'par

;

29

20%

21%

10.3GG

18%

18%

2.000

43¥i
36
*72

43%
37%
74%

423/4

43'A

9,300

36%

37 3/8

9.700

*42

*72

45

743^

*42

6.500

43

N
74% Mar 29
30

Jan

125% Dec

17

Apr

11

Nashville

Chatt

&

7
13% May 11
4
20% Jan

27

Dec 29
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24

33% May 10

45

Mar

3

36% Jan

National Aviation

45% Dec

40% May 16

45% Mar

1

National Biscuit Co

12% May

4

172% Jan

23

8

6

62% Mar 10

National Acme

20% Mar 14

26% July
1
19% Apr 20

Jan

15% Mar 23

4

183% Dec

21

Jan

8

17% Dec

28

12% May 20
Feb

11

15% Apr
10% Jan

21

25% Dec

30

21 % Jan

6

11

'

175% Feb
37

4

183

Jun

2

28

National

10

National

4

16% Dec

31

14% Mar 14

5

28% Dec

31

25% Mar 14

37% July

18

22

10

19

24

35 % Oct

25

12 Vb Jan

4

41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30

Jan

10

37 % Jan

18

43% Jun

15

16% Jan

10

28% May
23% Jan

May

3

24% Dec 21

20

May 12

98% Dec

S3

Mar 21

2

20% Jan

49% Nov

17

93% Jan

105% Nov

8

1

45% Mar 14

102% Jan

5

100 % Jun

55% Jan
105

Apr

6

3

14

13
4

38

Jan

29

54% Jan

25

Jun

20

172

Jan

182

Dec

10

177% Apr

6

182% Jan

158

Dec

8

147

9

156

4

National Container

8% Feb
19

Mar

15

13% Dec

14

11% Jun

29

Oct

27% Dec

31

23 % Jan

16% Apr

84

Jan

21

14

31

29% July

1

21

Feb

Mar

23
1

Co

Department

National Gypsum

National Lead
1%

Malleable

&

4

43% Dec

6

38% Jan

6

46% Feb

National Supply

21

9% Nov

1

4% Jan

4

Jan

105

Jan

97% Feb

8

37% Jan

15

14% Dec

18

16% Dec

31

8
8% July 26

11% Jan
14

30

8

1

106

Feb

25

31% Mar

5

39

July 22

86

Jan

6

99

Nov

12

13% Jan

4

17

Dec

2

94

Feb

11

100% Dec

40% Jan

14

73% Dec

12
May 11
67% Jan
5

18% Dec

25% Jan

78

Oct

9

Apr

11% Jan

103% May

2

6

46% Jun

30

12

12% Jun

9

3

4%%

(The)

Co

18

National

10% Apr

19
12

Nehi

15% Jan

20

17% July

10

105 % Jun

33% May
4
90% Mar 16

96% Jun

16% Jan

18

37% Mar

Mar

1

Neisner

4%%

8

27
4

95

Jun

6

31

69% Jan

18

92 % Apr

1

13

16% Feb

1

20% Feb

17

18

75

101

Feb

2

49%

49%

49%

49%

49%

*103¥e

104 %

*103%

104%

*103 VB

28%

28:%

28%

28%

28%

28%

29 ¥4

8,103

*18

18
67%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17'A

18

67

67

67%

66

67

66

67%

38%

38

38

43

43

43%

Jan

5

Jan

7

common__No par

100

Jun

25

17
*105

35%

96%

96%

*95%

96 %

17%

17-%

17 Vi

17%
96%

*94

*95%

33%

34

97

95%

95%

*95 ¥4

17

17%

17%

96 %

*94

96%

107

17%

17

*94

17 ¥4
*105

34%

34

35%
'

17%
107

*94

96%

95

95

85 ¥2

86 ¥2

2,009

18'A

18%

6.50G

84%

85%

85%

86

84%

85%

84%

86%

1

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

34

18%

4,300
20

17%

15,000
10

'

*77%

78

34
96 ¥2
,

78

*77%

78

100

44 %

42%

43%

43%

44 %

43

44 ¥2

59.C00

53%

51%

52%

52%

52%

52 Vb

52%

16.5C0

27

27:

26 ¥2

263/4

2,300

90

92%

90

93

2,320

2

43% Feb

17

New

5

Corp

No par

No par

5%

RR

Co

21 VB

27

27%

27 %

27'A

27%

82

10

common

Haven

York

Co

Omnibus

Harlem

Preferred

*77

100

preferred-

non-cum

90

30%

100

100

103

96%

95%

98

100

100

495

*450

495

*95%
470

50

&

Hartford Co_100
series? A
_100

470

*455

101%

102%
495 *

100 ¥4

260

101
495

10

38

37%

37%

38

38

37%

38

2.7C0

68%

68%

68 34

68 V4

68 «A

1.9C0

2,800

38

38%

37%

69

69

68%

68%

68 %

*450

*455

l

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

24-

24

24%

No par

Shipbuilding

40%

40%

40%

40%

40%

40%

40%

41

41

41

Corp

Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—

Common

$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100

3

3.90%

14

4.107p

22

1,700

17
107

42%

Mar 30

38% Jun

1.2G0

17%

17
*105

52%

39

22

14:%

54 %

21% Jun

7

12%
7%

44%

18

18% Jun

7 %

14%

10

Central

$5

103% Apr
20% Jun

7%
14%

53

71% Apr
25% Apr

Mar 14

35%

35

7%
14%

44

17

100

107

7%
14%

12%

20

60% Jan

25

17%

17

*105

2,500

7%
14%

No par

Y

<fc

104% Oct

17%
107

7%

6,300

30

9

*105

12%'

15

5.000

Dock

May 10

17%

1

7%

26%

New

86

6,500

12%

14%

61 ¥4

City

92% May
101% Jan

12%

7%

60%

Y

9

12%

12%
15

26

Y

13

12%

7%
*14%

61%

N

87 % Mar 11

12%

12%

1

40

26%

N

93% Jan

12,800

60'A

10

83% Jun

6.900

11%

100

26'A

22

19

45%

11%

26%

Jan

29

45%

*99 ¥2

61%

Jun

Nov

%

11%

100

26%

39

93% Sep

46

11%

61%

7

102

46

11 Vb

*77%

44

.

•*99%

45%

11

27%

67% Sep
8
25% Aug 12

25

86

99%

44

11%

61 %

N

92.

99%

44

11%

77%

York

5

99 %

43

26%

York

7

99'A

11%

61

New

Jan

42%

77%

New

33% Apr

4,600

27

29

96

42%

61 %

24

5

1,100

42%

78

Jun

8

4,700
25.800

38 ¥2

100'A

11%

common

17%
683s

60%

30% Feb

Jan

17u8
66%

*37%

42

1

Corp

SO

42%

100

Mining

250

42%

43%

common

12,500

38%

1

Inc

V2

38%

43'A

Co

78 %

42%

5

Fibre

77%

38'%

38%

10

com

78%

78

*99%

No par

Pa

79%

26%

28

91% Mar

79

50

104%

28

78

5

preferred

102% Jun

oO

18,900

49%

104%

100

New York Air Brake

600

x-i

52%
104 ¥2

22'A
100

Newport News Ship & Dry Dock___l

10

oi,i

1.0G0

50%

*103%

22%
100

49%

Inc

Industries

15

9/%

104,200

99%

preferred
100
England Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co
4% pfd_100

Jun

32% July 30
87 % Dec 28

23 ¥4

99%

21%
100

28%

80% May 16

7

22 ¥4

%

28

26% May 12

4

22%

99

4.400

16

Jun

21%

99%

.

12

13

82 % Jan

21%

99%

11%

95

27% Jan

21%

99%

11%

31% Dec

91

6.500

21%

11 'A

63

18

10,100

23%

11%

York

Aug 20

42 ¥4

23%

11%

Chicago & St Louis

28

6.2CC

41%

23%

11%

N

35% Apr

21 ¥B

42%

23'A

11%

New

2

20 3/4

41%

23%

20%

11%

14

7

21

42%

23%

11%

19

Apr
14% Apr

20%

41%

23%

1

56% Apr
33% Feb

51

20%

42%

23%

81 %

45% Jun

34% Dec

21%

42

152

5

Mar 23

20%

43%

23%

20%

180 3/4

18

22

21 %

42%
23%

79 'A

48

90

3,400

152 %

31% Jan

400

20.60G

180 ¥2

28

12

64,100

373/8

79%

29

28

213/4

35

23%

152%

54% Dec

Oct

203/8

35%

180%

34% Dec

Jun

20%

34%

152%

32% Apr 21
15% Mar 9

97

20

34

180%

29

515

20

33%

180%

Apr 18
78% Mar 30

6

123 ¥2

23

19%

34

153%

7

14

23'A

23 %

19%

33%

180'/a

7

Apr

23

19%

35

*152%

41% Jan

85% Jan

23%

20%

181 %

23% Jan

348

23%

23%

19%

153 %

27% Dec

103

5.400
25.900

*152%

49% Nov 30

Oct

123/4

,4!%

*180%

4

20

12%

40%

180%

4

Jan

12%
40%

153%

11

Jan

12%
40

23%

3%%

4%%

13

40%

180%

18% Jan

4

12%
40

*152%

18% Jan

Mar

13%
40'A

100

Newberry Co (J J)

78

12%
39%

34%

New

Newmont

13%
40%

*103%

preferred

Newport

150

13

No par

Bros

180%

39%

1

Corp

8

22

10

181 ¥2

1

Natomas Co

15% Apr

Mar 15

181%

common

Vulcanized

14% Feb

6

7

180%

5

Corp

Theatres

19

Feb

180%

Corp.

National

Jan

105

180%

1

preierred

National Tea

7% Jan
13

181%

1

Sugar Ref Co_

24% Jan

Dec

181%

181

10

Shares
Steel

Nov

180%

4,600

No par

National

National

10% Sap
11% Apt

14.300

Cast-No par

Steel

National

41

2.100

41%

Corp

4

103

17 ¥2

38%

41%

100

26

4

173/8
38

42

common

42% Mar 25

4

17%

37%

41'A

100

Co

preferred B
National Linen Service

4,

17

17 Vb

37%

41%

25

preferred A

33 % Jan

Jan

17%

37%

41'A

common

6

6% Feb

17%
37%

17%

17%

No par

Co

31

28% Jan

17%

37%
41%

5

6%

Natl

80

36%

17%

__iq

S4.50 preferred

Dec

90

11,500

National Distillers Prod common__5
4%% pfd series of 1951
100

34% Dec

15

800

26%

5

66

72% Apr

59 ¥2

26 ¥4

41%

Stores.

4

25

59%

26 Vb

37 %

National Dairy Products

4

Jan

59%

25 %

41%

common

Jan

58

59%

25 %

37

cony

26% Jan

46

60 %

25 VB

41%

preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co

7

141% Jan

63% Dec

60

25%

100

Corp
Register
National City Lines Inc

National

124%

60 %

25%

1

preferred A

$1.25

124%

60

25%

5

common

Cash

7%

125

60%

25%

10

Inc

Corp

Can

Feb

47

26% May 10
21% July
1

17% Feb

16% May
87% Jan

Co

Natipnal Automotive Fibres

17% Jan

19% Jan

Dec

Louis

National Airlines

47

G0%

j

51

Not

*123'A

1

St

8

preferred

95%

*94

95 %

*94

95%

32%

33%

33

33%

33

33%

*82%

84%

*88

91

*94

88

.

*97

100

*97

100

101

5

20

20 %

*19%

2

preferred

35%

36'A

Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co

97'%

*82%

102

102

*94

33%

95%

33%

3,500

95 ¥2

*95

33%

33 ¥2

84%

*82

84%

*82

84%

*83

86

89

*88

90%

*88

89%

*88

90

97 %

*97

97

97

97 %

*101

102

*101

101 %

14,300

102
20 %

20%

34 %

35

34%

95%

300

97
101

*101

190

¥2

20

20%

20%

20%

20¥i

20 V*

4,300

35%

*35 %

35%

35%

35%

3.1G0

17% Jan

6

36% Nov 30

39% Jan

4

51% Dec

23

27% Mar 24,
6
48% Jan

24% Jan

26% Apr

58%

57%

58 %

57%

58 Vb

58%

58 3/8

25% Apr

57%

58%

19

Jan

12

58% May 26
26% Feb
1

Norfolk

14

20

52% Dec

__25

25%

*25%

25%

25%

25%

25%

*25%

25%

200

4

47% May 17

25%

*25%

29

Jan

63% Feb

16% Aug 18

Nqrth American Aviation __^

1

57%

56%

57%

56

57%

57%

58 %

57 ¥2

58%

27,400

13 %

56%

Jun

8

1

17

17%

17%

17%

17

17%

17%

17%

18 ¥4

12,300

3

28
Apr
6
107% Mar 31

85% Jan
39% Jun

27

18% May 26
91% May 4'
46% Apr 20

Northeast

89

111

8%
81

Mar 23

45% Sep

29

Feb

23

53% July

2

73% Dec

13% Jan

4

16% Aug 25

85

Jan

4

QQ

Jan

12

100% July
101

7

Oct

18

26% Nov

26

7% Jan

14% Jan

95

29

Mar 25

103% Apr

2

jan

11

6

108% Mar 18
64% Jan

18

Jan

6

87% Jan

19

Corp

Central

Co

50

Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred

_____100

83% Jun

28

Northern

17V8 Mar

3

92% May

Ry

Pacific

Ry

x87%

lo

39%
*109

*88.

40%
*109

89 %
40 %

109'%

*88

40%
*109

81%

80%

81 %

80 Vb

81'A

50,800

16%

16%

16%

16 ¥2

16%

6,500

102

*100%

101 %

*100'%

103

Jan

4

$4.08

preferred

series

_100

*100%

102

*100%

101%

10

103% Apr

20

$4.11

*100%

101%

101%
27%

May 12
16% Jan
6

39% Jan

10

25% Jun

2

26

39% Jun

7

24

Jan

18

31% Feb

1

preierred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc

Jun

24

1

Norwich Pharmacal Co

49

Ohio

x90

100o*

Northwest Airlines Inc common__lo
4.6%
preferred
____25

40

150

16%

*100%

29

20.600

X80%

100

28

¥2

16%

100

29

42

109

83%

series

19% Dec

50

88

42%

16%

series

29% Dec

88

109"

81%

preferred

11

89%
42%
109

16%

preferred

100% Feb

42

82%

$3.60

15

*83

109

81'A

5

$4.10

27

%

41 %

109%

17 ¥2

9,400

(Minn)—

Cpmmon

9

104

89

58

X16%

No par

Pwr Co

88%
40%
109%

%

103% May 11

103% Dec

38% Nov 20

Capital

Northern

Ry common__25

preferred

14

34% Dec

2

Western

111% Apr

H

19% Mar

&

Adjustment

Northern States
16

99% Mar .23
100.% Feb
9

Dec

24

2.50

27%
24%
*36

39%

90

*-RQ

90

89%

89%

89 %

90

102

101 %

101%

.*100%

101 %

101%

101 %

101 %

*100%

101 %

*100%

101%

27%

27 %

27%

27%

27%

24%

24

24 %

23%

23:%

23%

24 %

36%.

35%

36%

35%

35%

35%

35%

39%

39

39

38%

39

38%

39%

28

*89

90

230

101 ¥2

20

101

20

*100 ¥2

101 ¥2

40

27

27%

17,100

*100 ¥2
101

¥4

23%

*34 %

35 ¥4

23

39

7,500
700

39

1.900

49

4.700

°
38% Jan

44% Aug 10
109% Dec 31

102% Jan
92% Jan

100 % Dec

9

106% Jan

110% Jan

104% Jun

108% Aug 30

29

43% Jan
0
105% Mar 17
95% Jan

107% May 23
106% Mar 11
34

26% Jan

4

33%

Dec~27

18% Jan

20

20 %

101% Nov

Aug

9

21% Jun
For

„

9

2

102% Nov 24
24% Dec

footnotes

c«»e




21

osgp

20

May

31% Jan
18% Jan
100

Jan

22% Feb

Apr

21

110% Apr
100% Apr

14

4.40%

22

3.90%

109

Jan

14

4.56%

108% Jan

12

1*0

39

23

26% J"lv

20

19
1

Jun

20
1

19% May 17
103 % May 13

25% Apr

25

Edison

preferred

Oil

4%

&

Oklahoma

Natural

48 %

47%

48%

48

48%

108 %

108%

108%

*108

109'A

*98%

99 %

98%

98%

48 'A
108

108

108%

*108

108 %

*108

108 %

*108

108%

'108

*107%

108 %

*107%

108'A

*107 %

108%

-107 V4

50

108%

100

Elec

preferred

Preferred 4.24%

47%
108%

*108

108 ¥4

98%

*98 %

99'A

*98 ¥2

99 ¥2

160

Co

108%

*107%

No par

new

Gas

47"%
108

"*"""98%

100

preferred
Co

47%
103

loo

preferred

Oklahoma

12
100

preferred

4.44%
Ohio

confmon

Co

36%

37%

36'A

36%

35'A

36%

36

37%

37

3 7 ¥2

23.000

com__lO

35%

36

35%

35%

35%

35%

36

36 %

36%

36%

3,200

19 %

19%

19%

19%

*19

13%

19

19 ¥s

102%

*101%

102 %

102%

102'A

*102

102 %

*102

102 ¥2

23%

23%

23%

23%

24%

20

*19

series

100

*101%

Gas

7.50

23

*19

23%

24%

*23%

24

700

100

4,800

Volume 182

Commercial and Financial The
Chronicle

Number 5443...

•

(23)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Bange for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1954

Lowest

Range since Jan. 1

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Olin
38

Feb

16

60V* Dec

3

49% Mar 14

59% Jun

Jan

5

9% Jan

4

73

127 '% Dec
15

Jan

4

<4% Jan

11

23

114

3

31

97 Yt Dec

Apr

29

30
8

35% Nov

23

5

Dec

31

99

61% Jan

16% Jan

4

76

Dec

23

11
12

109

18

31% Jan

6

Mathieson Chemical

16

Jan

20

26% Dec

7

11

22

97

Dec

Sep 22

*

22

4
7

Jun

29% Jun

Apr 22

101

Pabco

30

May

cum

Pacific

Inc

28% Jan

40

Nov

48% Dec

31

Jan

33% Feb
23

15

'

Jan

12

46
140*

Pacific
Pacific

Gas

*89'A

90%

6

1

Pacific

25

43% Jan

4

144% Jun

29

16

90%

90%

123 %

134%

15

44

Lighting Corp

■142% Mar 10

150

Jan

3

6%

7% May 26

12

Jan

5

Pacific

26% July 20

45% Dec

14

52

Mar

3

Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
4% preferred
10
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1

5

9% Dec

10

4

20% Dec

29

25

84% Apr

19

4

104% Dec

7

Jan

4

11% Dec

29

26% Jan

4

40% Dec

30

21% May 6
30% Jun 22

45% Dec

31

38% Dec

3

35% Jan

15

45 % Aug

19

6% Feb

97'% Jan
6

8% Apr
16% Jan

27

15% Dec

22

35

7

49 % Dec

29

4

38% Oct

10

26

27% Jun

24

73% Jan

4

9

51% Apr

12

55

Jun

21

Parker

6

4.7 % May

Park

8

7% Jan

5

Patino

6

Peabody Coal Co

14% Jan

6

25 % Jun

21

47

Jan

7

64% Feb

14

8

>0% Jan

10

44% Mar

28

23% Jun

Parmelee

5%

Peninsular

19

55

Dec

31

113

Oct

104

May 4
41% Mar 14

6

45% Dee

4
18

23

57

44

25

107

3

113% Apr

20

20

20

19%

19%

20

20%

20

20

Penna

25%

Glass

40

25%

25

25%

-25-

25

•

240

44%

43%

43%

44

44

v

2,400 :

48%

49

49%

49%

49%

-

3,900

8%

8%

8%

44%
*9

9%

*101

41%

41%

41%

46

*43%

45%

43%

42%

43%

43%

43%

43%

44

43%

44%

12,700

__2.50

53%

53%

53%

53%

521%

52%

53

53%

53%

53%

1,300

^No par

13%

*13%

13%

1

45

*43

29

30% Jan

39% Dec

4

32% Jan

52 % Dec

4

23% Jan

11

106
94
103
107

Jan

5

23

24 V8.

♦23%

241/4

28%

*28%

29

28%

*28

29

*281/4

29

*28%

25

Corp
Corp

95%

95%

36%

l

common.!

Pet

102% Jun

26 % Jun
Oct

106% Jan

5

6

31'A Jun

22

15

50

6

107

Jan

12

48

Jan

0

29

39% May 26
115

17

Jan

86% Jan

31

37% Jan

3

24

0

Jun

9

110% Jan

4

31

„

May 28

103

Oct

22

97

Jan

31

Jan

11

107% Sep

30

104

J&n

28

11

110

5

108

May 26

Jan

7% May
28

Feb

83

Jan

May
Dec

22

39% Dec

14

3
17

3

12% Jan

Jan

37

35%

49%
47

47

'

109

109

104%

104%

50

29%

29%

109%. 110

6

4 %

7

26% Mar

7

Mar 30

24

Phila

Co

Electric

4.4%
3.8%

35% Mar 17

43% Jun

87% Mar 15

97

Jan

4

37% Feb 21

43% Apr

29

23

95

Apr

8

85% Jun

14

92

May

9

4%

82% July 20

90

Jan

11

82% Jun

13

87% May

9

3.9%

45% Aug

34

3

93% Feb

5

97% Apr

2

53% Jan

4

75% Dec

31

10% July 15
35

100
21

113

Jan

July
Jan

16

12

9

53% Dec
104

11

Nov

1

16% Nov

Aug

\1

115

'40% Jan

4

97 % Mar 14
79

11

5
20

46% Jan

0

Mar 21

38% Jan

7

0

Mar 15

102

Sep 27

37% Dec

May 19

05% May 13

69% Jan

13% Apr

22

52% Jun

16

14

Dec

29

Feb

15

24% Dec

31

27% J up 20

21

21% Jan
84% Jan

17

90% Sep

13

92

Mar 29

77%

Jan

4

87

Dec

31

83

0

98

Jun

11% Jan

76 % Dec

30

18% Dec

3

13

23

July

1

160

158

Sep

8

169

£2

Jun

9

Nov
171% ?

4

Dec
8% r

67% Feb

16

Mar

7

15% Mar 14

29

6% Jan

Apr

158% Jan

15

164% Mar

5

4

30% Dec

31

4

80

Dec

30

22% May 17
76% Mar 11

62% Jan

11

87

Dec

29

85

18% Oct
146

29

27% Dec

20

*

Mar 14

25% Jan

6

30

20

18

173

12% Jan
60% Jan

23

Jun

7

7% Mar 21

Feb

18% Apr
164

Mar 14

62

96

31

May 24
Jun

10

82% Jun

22

8% May 16

30% Jan
81

Jun

92% July
29

5%

3

Plllsbury

Pitney-Bowes
Pitts

C

L

St

&

RR.

100

preferred
preferred
(conv)

Pitts

Consolidation

Pittsburgh

Coal

Forgings

No par
.No par

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh
5%

Steel

Co

preferred

5%%

Jun

3

Pittsburgh

151% Jun

10

Pittsburgh

30% Jan

3

108% Jan

14

122

Jan

3

18% Nov 30

16% Feb

8

26

Apr

14

29% Jan

6

35% Mar 18

Plymouth Oil Co

87% Jan

Pond Creek Pocahontas

Pittston

Co

5%%

4

40% Dec

7

26

53%Jun

4

20% Dec

29

19% Mar 15

23% Jan

13

Poor &

7

20% Nov 24

19% Jan

5

22% Apr

28

Potomac

17

99% Dec 20

91

Feb

8

12% Dec

10 y4 Jun

13

2?% m J?
20*8

Jatt

7

82% Jan

7

25% Jan

75% July

Sep

15
4

25% Jan

4

31% Dec

2

103% Apr
104% Nov

9

23

1

24 % Mar 15

1C2

July 20
4

66%

Dec~29

159%

80

80

4.16%
4.20%

33% Apr

7

$1.40

8

4.08%

Jun

Apr

38% July

56% May

73% Feb

41% Apr

Pub

1
18

11

Co

Gamble

Oil

%r.

8%

El &

22 %

22%

22'/a

22%

26,100

61%

*59%

61%

*59%

61%

103%

200

*1021/4

103%

*102'%

103%

*102 %

103%

30%

30%

30%

31

8%
47 %

47%

46 %

114%

113%

114

56 %

55%

8%
■'

56

39%
25%
111 %

101%
*106

110%

46
113

53%

39%

39%

8%

8'%
46

4b %

112%

113

55

55

39%

39%

25%

101 %

*101

107%

*106

110%

*110

111

102

*101

♦106

16%

15%
41 %

110

42%

*89

■

90'%

*36%
♦96%

98%

*10%

12

*10%

52%

53

52%

75

■11%
53

101%
50

120

,

*86%

•96'A

98%

74%

75%

74%

75 Va

*10%

11%

•10%

11%

400

52%

52%

52%

52%

1,400

♦100 *

50%
*114

'

120

98

90

89%

17%
172

81%
7%

25%
82

92
91%
28%
28%
*150% 155
29%
28%
117% 117%

89%
17

*163

*89%

SO

*171

172

79

*163%
*171

80

7%
25%

17'%
167

173

17'/a
*164

*171

79%

17%

-

89%
17%'

17

•164

173

5,300

80%

79%
7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

6,300

25%

25%

25%

24%

25%

13,500

24%

25 %

*82

93%

92%

27%

28

27%

*150%

175

*150%

28%

28%

117

119

83

•82

83

*82

83

92%

*92

92%

92%

92%

27%

28

28

28

*150'/a

175

27%
175

29^8
117

28%
117

*■

117

175

•150%

J

•116

.

4

143

Jan

5

21% Jan

15




.

6,400

119

70

21%

21 %

21%

21'A

600

20%

33%

33%

33%

4,800

33%

33%

34%

34

33%

49

49%

49'%

1,400

preferred

50

50'%

49

501/4

48%

49

21%

21%

23'/a

3,000

22%

21%

22%

22%

22%

23

22%

21%

6,000

21%

21%

22'/a

21%

21%

22

21%

21%

22

10

98

97%

2,700

97%

97%

97%

98

97%

97

97%

97%

16,000

No par

...

100

com__No par
100

100
No par

(The)
V
'

•20%

21%

49

Gas common.No par

preferred

*21

10%

*76

5

25%
*25%
*122%
31%
31 %
*103 %
105
38
63%

41.

10%

10%

11'A

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

*75'%

130

76%

76

76%

76

75'%

76%

76'%

77

45

4,400

44%

44% 1

45

44

44%

42%

42%

42%

3,400

43%

43%

43%

43

42%

43%

88

88

26

*86

88

26%

26%

26%

88

26%

42%
•87

26%
♦25

42'%

42%

•87

88 %

26'%

26'%

•25

25%

87%

80

26'%

6,700

25%

100

25%

25%

25%

*25%

25%

*122%

300

122%

122'A

122%

122%

122'A

122%

122'%

122%

17,400

31%

31 %

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

31% f

31 y2

31%

6,100

31%

31%

31%

,

31%

31%

*101%

103

*101

103

101%

*103%

105

♦103%

105

105

105

40

•101%

101'%

104

105

1

103

•104

105'%

140

6,300

38%

38%

38'A

38

33%

38%

38%

38%

38%

63'/a

66

10,700

63

63%

65

63%

63%

65

64%

407/a

41 »A

10,600

40%

41 Va

40%

41%

41'A-

41%

41

32%

Jan

3,000

29

28'%

29'A

-

800
"

Q
28

3,300

173

79%

79 3 4

-

170

•171

170

2,600

7%

82

*92%

*117

89'A

400

97

78%

7%

*81%

28%

97

'

17

17%
167

30

92%

•91%
i

4,000

26%

26

90%

91%

120

•114

92 %

30

2,500

50%

50%

50%

25,800

102

102

101%

26'/a

167

100

88

37%

98%

*114

89'%

•82%

37%

120

13,600

•36%

*96%

50

40%

88

*36%,

50%

-

90 %

37%

98%
76%

50

14,000

40

89%

37%

50%

•

1

*82%

74%

*100

16,300

1

•89

90%

*86y

*96%

102%

16%
42%

88

*36%

*100

16%

41%

*89
«

160

110%

16%

42%

86 %

86 %

102%

110%

110

41%

40%

40%

74 Va

400

107%

*106

40 Va

40%
*82 %

150

102

16%'

16%

42%

300

113%

102

107%

16%

9,100

113'A

'

102

107%

40
26

39%

112%

670

11,400

56%

*25%

25%

112'%

II,700

115

55

39%

25%

3,800

8%
47

•113

.

55%

112%

42%

*114

46%

*25%

77%

120

8%

113

700

31

46%

*111%

25%

98%

53%

8%

112

37%

11

30%

31

34 %

No par

preferred

\ Pullman- Inc
"

31

22%

20%

I Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
'Pure

*102%

400

22%
*59%

61

33%

1

Power

div preference

4.18%

12

22%

*60

800

1,500

10

B

preferred

Serv

22

61%

80%

98

42%
*86

4.32%

22%

159

,80%

97

100
25
25

13

34% May 12

159 %

83

159

159

81%

.

97

Indiana_.No par

23

9

159 %

*79%

158V2

80 %

*82%

97

of

24

16

-159

160

*95

Co

31% Feb

100% Feb
-

60,500

35%

97

preferred
preferred
preferred

122% Jun

33% Mar 14

40% Jan

4,000

20 Va

35%

25%

Serv

3

104

52%

19%

36 %

*91%

43%

11

105

52

20%

36%

91%

10

3%%

26% Apr 21
26% Apr
6

7

51%

20

36%

26'%

Colorado

Apr

99% Mar

51'%

20%

*35%

25%

of

29% Jan

6

52%

19%

36'A

91%

Co

Public

6

July

class

cum

28% Jan

Aug~17

52

221/4

92%

Serv

28

114

29%

$4.75

89% Jan

11

52 'A

35%

20%

Publickef Industries Inc common__5

43% Jun

Mar 21

25% Feb

31

97% Jun

26% Dec

2

45

51

20%

5

3

May 19

84

Mar 19

25% Jan

81

100

Procter

38% Mar 14

Aug-10
92% Mar 3
27

12% Jan

1

_i

1

Public

87% Feb

43

12

25

31

52%
22%

1,570
65,400

__5

Electric

&

100

preferred:

;

Co

100

470

105

26%

*81%

4,300

110

25%

7%
24%

300

*

47%

109

*91%

80

100

10,600

51

47%

47 %

91%

10

common

convertible

16% Jan

Mar

(The)

Inc

Plough

May
34% Jan

Jftj, 20
4ti% Nov 17

•49%

49%

26%

90%

100

& West Virginia
Young & Ash pfd

32% Dec 30

80

47 %

47%

91%
97

100

A

1st series prior pfd

4

9% Mar 31

49%

49V4

26 Va

17%
*163
*170

l

common

class

*114

.1

10

Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt

23

9

'

Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred
100

7%

|

1

Co

Co.

Ft

Pitts

1

72% Mar 16

36%

29 %

50%

convertible

$4.80

22

1

C

$5

24% Mar 14

102

36

120

3(700

28%

76%
H
53
*10!

Pitts Coke & Chem Co com_.No par

10% Feb

Feb

36%

110

88

Inc

24

68

.

109%

89%

common

11

22

96

104%

2

Inc

89% Jan

Jan

94%

29%

No par

Mills

31

122% Dec 21

95

35%

•

104%

*82%

5
25

$4 preferred

150

Jan

28%

28%

*86

Hosiery

3

150

28%

104%

86-

No par

8

29

29

29

89 %

100

Petroleum

Jun

Aug 26

28 %

23% '

103

*85%
*82%
*36%
*96%

•

150

28%

110

40%

100

I,000

24

24

,

109 %

90%

preferred

18% Jan

Dec

23%

28%

*89

100

1,500

42

*41%

104%

X40%

Phillips Jones Corp common.No par

Phoenix

6'

42 % Mar

49%

6,700

51%

94 %

35%

47

42

24

51%

29%

41%

series preferred...

6

Jan

Jan

95

9,100

23%

-

29

'•28%
*

12,800
•

104%

39%
39%
25%
*25 %
*111% 112%
*100'/a 101%
107%
*106
110
110
17%
16%
42%
42
90 %
*89

5

preferred

Phillips

59% Apr
104% Feb
116

23%

2,700

v

28%

*102% 103%
31 J/4
31%
8%
8%
46%
112%
55%

100;

J-

104%

41%

Philip Morris Inc common

7

80

155

115

0

Mar

100
100
100
100
1
3
100

preferred
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Coal & Iron
Philco
Corp common
3%% preferred series A

6

9

No par

preferred

13

Jun

No par

common

4.3%

Dec

61

100
12.50

(conv)

preferred

% Jan

16

...100
5
u
5

$1 conv preference com

44

Mar

Corp of America

preferred

'

No par

common.

Corp

98

83

*80%
22%

preferred

2nd

7

29

100
___33V3c

Brewing Co
:
(Chas) & Co Inc common__l

2

34% July

—_100

36%
160

5

Ry Co

Phelps-Dodge

40% Mar

17% Jun

Co

4%%

Pfizer

16

115% Apr 19
102 % May
2
107% Apr
1
111

♦41%

41%

34%

49%

47%

40%

v.

94

36

51

*49

100

Pfeiffer

4

May 25
Jun

Milk

Petroleum

119% May 26
58

-'24

96%

95

No par

Pepsi-Cola Co

11

8% Jun

112% Mar 30

51%

24 %

& Eastern

73% Feb

11

24%

51

*28%

Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

23% Jun

11

23%

28%

Sand

2L

26

24%

4,300

8%

51

35,000

t.

5

8%

24%

28

&

Jun

26

15% Jan

9
Aug 30
30% Jun 20

100% Jun

Aug 27
Nov

4%

8%

*24%

25

36%

28

13%

5%

8%

...25
....

52

108

13 %

4%

8%

41%

22

4

13%

4%

8%

42%

10

9

13%

4 %

41%

10

18% Jan

13%

4%
8%

41%

Penn-Texas Corp

101% Feb

13%

4%

41%

Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co

17% Mar 14

*43

No par

common

11

56

46

50%

16

16

♦43

46

8%

•

4%
9

Jun

31

250

41%

22% Apr

18% Dec

5,300

41%

53

Peoria

80,200
1

102

41%

45% Mar 14

73% Nov

102

41%

19

4

102

41%

14

11

*101

102

41%

13

Feb

*101

102

41%
45
42%

30

6

9%

78%

Nov

4

12,900 ■:

19%

35% Dec

13% Jan

•9

'

Jun

230

3,500

"

1.

19%

22% Dec

48

9%

8%

10%

4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
;

Mar

1,000

2,210

:

46

77%

53

89

*9

8%

44%

19%

5

173

9%

*9

9%

8%
45%

•

78

2

8

8%

44%
19%

Mar 18

25

8%
44%

77%

41

Jan

8%

44%

19%

13

Feb

'*

77%

25

52

148%

-

•

19%

30% Jun

155

148

76%

108% Apr

10

148%

77

7

21

148%

19%

0

Sep

148'/8

•

144%

19%

Jun

57% Dec

5,800

40%

144

75%

Jan

37% May 25

40%

-

40%

144%

76

22

169

40

41

143%

19%

104

4

40 %

40%

41

144%

75%

4

Mar 26

39%

40

144

44%

29

33

:

•

148'/s

45%

Dec

134% Jan

39%
*40 »/2

40%

8'A

Nov

May 12
84% Jan 26

39%

40

148

25
„

-750

25%

148

108

Mar

-

43%

148

101%

1,400

48%

25%

144%

Mar 18

11% Jun

-

49V8

143%

101%

350

-

-

43%

39%

40%

15% Mar 25

31

„

19%

Light com___No par
preferred
100

4%%

47,900

>

11%

48%

143

*9

29%
101

43%

'

51%

Telep

Power

*25

28%

10%

preferred

Penn

20

24%

(J C) Co
Penn-Dlxie Cement

25

2

Jun

Jan

48% Feb

*11

10%

Penney

Jun

101

11%

10%

preferred

38

29%

No par

preferred

20

170

100%

51

82

3,700

11%

24

$1.30

1,600

44
100

98 %

52%

3

43"%
*99

28%

24%

29% May

123%

11%

23%
51%

$1.32

16

122%

28%

25

6

Jun

100

No par

24

99

44

99

8%

29% Feb

11

44

99%

13%
4%

25% Jan

Jan

43%

*98%

1

27% Jan 20

7

123%

.42%

98%

5

30

$1

123%

44V4

Enterprises

27% Mar 17

5

124%

10 %

Penick & Ford

8

122%

400

I 1,300

9%

prior preferred

conv

122 %

123%

common

&

16

89%

'

44%

1.

110

90%

16

89%

10%

Corp

Transportation

Mines

90 %

16/8

9%

Co

Proof

9% Jun

Dec

35% Jan

Rust

14% Jun

*

30% Apr

37% Apr

&

90%
90

90

10%

Parke Davis & Co

6

*16

1

Pictures Corp
Tilford Distillers

14

16%
90

10

Paramount

Feb

*90%

*16
X90

1

Corp

6

-

29

106% Feb

Oil

4% Jan

29% Jan
93

44% Jun

6

Panhandle

90%

16%''

99

:

100

4% May 27

29% Mar

Dec

Apr

Jan

1

preferred

10% Jan

23

28

13

4%

1,700 :

11%

xl48

Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
J

Jan

6

2

41% Jan

23

5% Dec

Oct

104

12

34% Feb

7% Feo

Feb

Apr

41

■

11% Dec

27

Jun

9% Jan

36

17

23

22

88

9% Jan

2% Apr 26
10% May 11

30% Jan

18

31

98% May 17

3% Mar 12

May

23

71% Jan

*

*90%

2,800

39%

*27%

39%

100

530

69%

"39%

*97%

40%

9

Oct

107

68%

40

11%

142 %

Corp

107

69

39%

27%

44

31

8% Jan

106%

68%

40%

X43%

49%

9% Dec

9% Jan

106%

691%

99

43%

154 % Nov

67

106%

11%

44

4

May 16

106%

27%

*25

4% May 18

38

11,500

20

___No par

Consolidated

16%

16%

98%

No par

Tin

400

16%

16%

11 %

10

preferred

ill*

27%

Telep & Teleg common_100

Pacific

*121 %

98 %

25

;

34,600
I

57%

16%

69

58%

123%

*123

98%

25

:

Corp_

57

11%

*97

1

Electric

Shares

July 1

57%

*56%

56%

90 %

90

99

26%

56%

1231%

*39%

90%

*16

45%-

" 98%

5

new

90 %

16

5

100

Pacific Mills

7

41% Mar

1

Inc

the Wee*

Friday

June 30

16%

40

12.50

preferred

37% Jan

*

106%

69

No par

Co

&

*106%

*56%

69

com:.

Finance

17

Jun

Coast

37y« Jan

Aug 24

137y2 Jan

■5%

29

50

Pacific

128% Jan

July 12

13

15

44 Va Jun

17

44% Mar 15

38% July 14

114% Jan

25 % Jun

37% Jan

26

'39%

22 % May 19

106%

68%

1

Sales for

Thursday

56%

*122

16%

*39%

preferred

Fisheries

16% May 16
21% May 13

16%

40

common

conv

Amer

16%

'

No par

Products

4%

3

12% Mar 10

8

57%
125%

69

Owens-Illinois Glass Co

Paper Co

*56%

No par

$5 preferred

55%

123%

125

*39%

(The)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Oxford

58%

58

83 %c

Overland Corp

May 24

56%

106%

'

100

'

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Wednesday
June 29

16%

.

No par

—

46%-May 17
101

17

Mar 14

93

14

131% May 10

Mar 14-

--10% Feb

Jan

Outboard Marine & Mfg___;
Outlet Co

16% Jan

Fab

21

12

Jan

7% Jan

Otis,. Elevator

98

3

34

14% Jan

preferred

16

11

99

94

82

convertible

125

1

Apr

58%

*58

100

common

70% Jun

67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6

104% Dec 31

Corp

4% %

3

Jun

58 %

issued"___
1951 series

June 28

-t

5
"when

Oliver

6

'

Tuesday

June 27

Corp—

45 %

89% Apr 29

50

Jan

17% Jun

6

Mdnday
Par

Conv preference

Jun"23

126

94% Jan 10

,

133. Mar 11
771/4 Jan

Jan

13% Jan

69% Dec

July

83

Dec

LOW AND

STOCK

Common

22

Common
104

YORK

EXCHANGE

Highest

32%

32'/a

152 %

152%
30%

•152%

32%
153%

30%

307/a

30 %

23

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

13

Monday, July 4, 1955

(24)

EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK

LOW

STOCKS

Range for

Previous

Range since Jan.

Year 1954

YORK

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

1

AND

Tuesday

:

SALE

HIGH

tne Week

Friday

Thursday

Jure 29

■

Sales far

PRICES

Wednesday

June 28

June 27

Par

Sliarcs

Ju.y 1

June 30

R
36% Jan

11

39% Dec

Jan

4

86% Nov

76

28
4% Mar
1
2% Jan

55% Jun

2

5

86 % Apr

6

Jan

13

106ft Jun

15

12

99% Mar 29

98

Jan

28

Jan

4

52 y4 Dec

6

47

Feb

7

25 ft Jan

4

62

Nov

23

31% Jan

4

39%

Oct" 15

13

26% Jan

34

16% Jan

6
6
7

37% Jun

39

13

Jun

1

22'% Dec

31

32'

.4

27

18% July 22

Jan

34% Jan

5

29 Va Jan

19% Mar 22
13

6

May

1

42

Mar

8

27% May 12

Jail

17

13

3

8 Va Dec

20

7% Jan

3

1

31% Dec

31

28% Feb

2

38% Jun

7

7

14% Dec

31

12% Feb

4

17% Jun

21

55 Va May I9

64

Dec

23

61% May 10

14 % Jan

36% Nov

11

31 % Jun

13

103'% Nov 23

Jan

11

43% Aug 23

3

Jan

4

16

67% Feb

6

58% Jun

21

99 Va Mar

11

104% Jun

10% Jan

26

14% Dec

8

37% Feb

24

70% Dec

31

lJun 22

8% Dec

12

Dec

22

44 V4 Dec

3

44% Feb
9% Jun

7

6

15% Apr

29

13% Jan

May 10
6

41

125

12

51% Jan
33% July

2

46

July

Jan

64

7% Mar 14
40

Mar 14

51
82

Jan

28

Jan

28

37

3

31% Apr

77% Dec

3

Jan

36

Dec

9

11

28% Dec

22

7

47% July

1

Jun

22

10% Jun

8

81

Reeves

37% Jan

1

12

64 y2 May

11

75% Mar

3

36 Va May 10
Jun

22
9

Jan

12

40 % Dec

23

36

Jan

7

40%Jun

Jan

14

45% Oct

21

41% Jan 13

4

26% Dec

31

24 y« Jan

6

16

48% Apr

31% July

148

Jan

8

281 % Oct

12

257

Jan

19

370

96

Jan

1,8

105 % Dec

29

100

Jun

17

"

11

35

Apr

18

■38

*35%

37

23%

23 Va

*14'/a

14%

10

9%

100
50c

*62

25
No par

*104

1

37%

600

22%

29,200

36%

36

54%

81 % Mar 15

43

*42%

43%

37%

37%

37%

*37

33

37%

*35-%

37%

23%

23%

4,500

14%

1,400

*42%

38
■

22 %•

23

23%

14%

14 Va

14%

14%

9%

9%

9%

*9%

104 Va

104

16

36

36%

9

45%

46%

45% >46%

■78%

78%

77%

9%

9%

9%

43

10

46 %

47%

46%

47%

87,700

78

76%

9%

,

58

43%

43%

33%

*33 Va

70

34/

*85

33%

69 %
34 Va

15%

32%

*39%
*47%

No par

47%

47%

r

.,48

100

103

*102%

350

*

103

102 %

13

13

13

79%

73%

4

*102%

300

104

12%
79

47.300

25

25%

11,800

38%

38%

38%

38%

13

13

*12%

13%

400

44%

14,500

12%

Safeway Stores common

103

12%

38%

49% Feb

26,000

355

78%

25 %

Jun

900

31%

31
*350

25

12%

Apr 25

31%

79%

38%

93

47%
354

25 %

24%

42 %

4,800

47 %

47%

12%

■

5

10,200

78%

13

9

-,

40

78%

38%'

99 y2 Oct

15 %

31%

13 Va

;

'

78%

15%
31%
♦38

77%

25%

25%

15%

31%
40

12%

79 Va

38%

47% Sep

200,

*102%

25

28

7,000,

34%

25

*12%

38 y« Jan

69 Va

34%

lo3

12%

(The)

(Jacob)

68%

34%

24%

25 Va

38%

Ruppert

69

"102%

24%

25%

3

700

354

12%

22

15% Mar 21

33%

30%

30%

38 Va

26% Jun

48% Jan

33%

33%

47%

350

25%

18

12% Jun

9,800

31%

47%

'

30
349

•

1

19

37% May 31

9

550

39 Va

♦38

5

15
24

16% Mar

200

85 Va

101%

102%

15%

15 Va

32%

12%

21 % Nov

85 Va

102

39

*33%

40

47%

;3o%

30
*345

15%

31%
*37

41

350

345

20

32 Va

*39

30%

30%

.5

-V

15%

13%
31%

42/

1

50% Nov

56

'"

Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1

4

7,900

21,500

43%

68%

33%

68 %

*33%

43%
*52

39%

38%

33%

16,900

9%
222 Va

86

101%

39

69%

f34%

*33%

9 %

33%

102%

38%

38%

69

/

58

85

"24%

12% Aug 23

43%

5,600

77%

75%

212

58

*52

85

*52

*102

38%

32

25

33 y8 May 21

9%
217

204

203

43

78%

9%

9%

193

■

'

600

46 %

102 %

38%

15 Va

preierred series A

14%

•85%

34

par

Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co, common

*14%

*84 Va

69

Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com__l

preferred

14%

102

33%

5

& El Corp

85 %
102

8,200

14%

77%

,

9%'

*52

58

*52

.No par

Company
No
Antelope Copper Mines

43

30,500

9

45%

193 Va
43 Va

191%

43%

14,800,

35%

14.2

'

10

Co..

79
>•

16%

x35 Va

8%

9

14%

15

*14%

194 Va

190%

No par

9

10

21,700

15%

14%

9%

14%

500

17 %
64

200

14%

; 9%

9

400

36%

17%

104

36%

'

34%

*36

1

500

57%

14%

14%

Tob class B

Rochester Gas

55

35 Va

9%

10

Richfield Oil Corp

55 Va

200

9%

*63

14%

14%
35%

8%

2.50

Manufacturing
Rhlnelander Paper Co

63

35%

14%

14%

No par

Rheem

63

104 %

;•

34%

Republic Steel Corp new

17%

17
63

54%

,/: 104%

*104

36%

*16%

17

55%

54%

55%
104%

36

36

*35%
*62

;

10

Revere Copper & Brass

conv

63

1,700

*35%

43 %

*9%

17%

17 Va
*62

63

1
50c

Rexall Drug Co

±-/o

37%
22 %

14%

35%

35%

i

17%

17%

5

preferred

36

*35%

No par

Reo Holding Corp

Roan

33

36%

22%

9%

9%

10

700

8,500

lU.OUO

41%

22%

*35%

14Va

|

41

22%

*42%

23

14

41%

—

36%

*37

43

23

50c

Rohr Aircraft Corp

13% Mar 24

27

*36%

37%

—

51%
104

*37%

Ruberold Co

1

6

Jan

*42

37

No par

Co

Republic Aviation Corp——
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred

4

Feb

68% Jan 25

9% Jan

43

'

36%

37

•

51 Va
102 Va

36%

22

37

*35%

37 va

31 %

36%

40%

l.aOl)

22%

38

22 V4

36%

40%

39

51%
102%

101

&

pfd 3%% series
Remington-Rand common

Ritter

-

10

*106%

ft

5178

52

100%

22%

*37%

V

*42

50

5

Conv

5%%

20
1

■luoMl Mar

21% May 12

23

36%

50

Reliance Mfg Co common

8

18% Jan

37%

22%

50

Reliable Stores Corp

$4.50

37%

1

14

46% Feb

33% Jun

14% Jan

97

38%

6

7

52

99

*84%

7

Oct

52

97

101%

Mar 14

35

52

100

28

72% Nov 29

52%
102 %

Inc

Bros

(Robt)

*106

*106%

*106%

—

52%
100%

100

12% Jan

11% Nov

*106%

_1

series.,

27 y2 Jan

9

100

No par

series

7

4

7,7o0

Preferred 4.50%

29

Oct

10/8

Preferred 3.60%

23

6% May 27

10%

Common

13% Oct

55 % Aug

10 Va

May 11

34% Dec

25

10 %

May 11
29

4

41

10 %

55

7

24

10%

91

7% Jan

May

10!!s

Co—
$1.25 div prior preference

105% Apr

17% Jan

20

10%

pfd

Reynolds Metals Co

101

33 % Dec

Reed Roller Bit

Reynolds (RJ)

Feb

48 y2 Jan

7,200

10%

Mills

1

Nov

Aug

9 Va

preferred

2nd

noncum

Silk Hosiery

9

88

37

80%

9^4

Co

46% May

105

12

53%

84%

9 Va

25
5

222 % July

2

25% Jan

51%

84%

9%

.„•

20

2

95% July

51%

84 Va

*9%

Mfg Co

Mar 11

109 Va Jan

Dec

54

Mar 16

78

May 19

17

May 16
5% Mar 14

31

13

6

4%

8

9

Dec

7

51%

84%

9%

common.,
noncum 1st preferred

4%
Real

14

12% Apr

93% Feb

51%

84%

9%

preferred

Reading

Reis

8% May

22

50%

84%

9%

issued"

"When

$2

Raytheon

43% Mar 30

24% July

4

51%

84 %

9%

1

Ralston Purina Co 3%%

38 Va May 20

11% Feb

4% May

50%

84 %

9%

Corp

Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc common

24

15

29

16

12 Va Apr

Feb

25% Apr

29

Feb

26

Theatres

RKO

1

40

18

Sep

36

41% July

29
27

Jan

Dec

28

1

Jun

18

42 y4 Dec

1

30% Jan

4

July

37 y2 Jun

31% Jan

36 y« Feb

53% Mar
104

51%

84%

1

preferred

RKO Pictures Corp

•

39

11

8% Jan

6

67% Jan

31

20% Dec

May 13

11% Jun

90% Jan
37

10

8% Mar 14

1st

$3.50

42,700

51%

No par

Radio Corp of America com__No par

28

7

22

10 Va Dec

18

81% Jan

29
5
8% Dec 22

22% Jan

v

25%

25

■

12%

5,800

25 %

25

9,300,

2,600.

S

88% Jan

112 y4 Oct

4

Dec

14

31% Jan

11

18% Jan

14

23

July 27

Nov

1

30

Dec

22

62% Jan

5

211

4
22

16

114

Feb

21

Jan

6

55

Jun

22

22 y4 Jan

40

25% Jun

3

34% Jun

13

25 y2 Mar

11
14

21

Jan

17

88% Jun

27

Dec

29

275

Jun

29

320% Apr

15

15

145

Apr 28

170

10

170

20 y« Jan

12

41% Dec

93l/2Jan

4

103 % Nov

5

101 % Jun

6

14 % May

3

Dec

27

17 »/4 Apr

25

29% Dec

31

26

*

19

33% Mar 14

23

Mar 14

Jan

49% Jun

7

Jun

30

19% Jan

3

104

bangamo Electric

Savage

Jan

4

14% Dec

10

12 % Jan

0

14% Feb

17

17% Apr

28

27 V4 Dec

31

21% Apr

25

27% Jan

3

22

Jan

6

30% July

1

liy2Jan

4

24 y2 Dec

31

47% Sep

20

661/4 Nov

22

55 y2 Mar 14

78% Jun

20

Dec

23

94 ya Jan

12

98

Feb

8

108% Nov

16

Jan

25

107

25l/eJan

4

34 y» Dec

31

33 % Jan

6

Nov

10

102% Jan

15

Schering

11

89

102
85

98

May 26
Jan

103

% Jan

4

113% Jan

19

85

89 % Mar 23

Dec

114

31

Mar

7

38% Apr 25
92% May 18
126% Apr 28
23% Feb
2

Arms

Scott

Corp

7

102

Jan

5

Dec

17

104

Apr

108% Jan

4

59% Apr
25% Jun

28

Jun

21

Sears

57

Apr

15

Seeger

31

43% Jan

24

16

Jan

57y8 Mar 18

79 % Nov 26

74% Jan

21% Jan

12

39% Nov

22

37

7% Nov 26

10 % Feb

3

7

9 y4 Jan

13

69% Jan

26

6% July
52

Nov
Dec

30

27% May

_

8% Mar 15
6% Jan
55

25

61% Dec

31

56

Jan

18

24 y4 Dec

31

22 % Jan

6

Dec

20

14% May 16
39 % Jan

6

Jan

3

5

17

Mar 15

29% Jan

4

43% Dec

31

36% Jan

6

45

Nov

8

Refrigerator

Seiberling
Servel

Rubber

Inc

7

1

Jan

54

59% Dec

31

y4 Nov 29
23

35

37% Jan

H

46% Dec

23

44% Jan

30% Jan 10
Mar 14

17% Jan
28 V8 Jan

7
17

3iy8 Jan

7

Jan

18

36% Jan

39%

19

4

54% Dec

JanTl

81%

6

29

15

49% Jan

6

Nov

22

87% Apr

14

25

Oct

15

29 Va

12% Jan

5

9

26% Mar 15

2

15% Jan

6% Dec

29

7% Dec

29

106

55% Mar 31

Jan

Nov

Jan

4

4% Jun 27
6

19

Feb

80% Mar

10

4

44

43%

43%

43

43%

43 Va

43%

43%

43 %

3,300

43

41%

42%

41%

42%

42%

43 Va

42%

43%

11,400

28 y8

Ja#

55 Va

54%

55

50

50 Va

50%

51

14 Va

14 Va

14

\35/*

13%

14%

64 %

65Va

65 Va

66

66

70;
25%

72%

72%

♦72

75

25 Va

25 Va

25%

25%

25%

4,000

26%

26%

26%

26 Va

26

26%

2,500

59 Va

59%

59%

60%

20 Vb

20%

20%

20%

15% Feb

28

Smith

25% Apr

Inc common

33% Jan;'

210

Jun

7

7

23

3

21% Mar

7

Jun

6

35% Feb

16

39% Dec

T

15% Dec

20

For footnotes

see

page




57

54%

51%

51%

13%
61%

•62

52% May 31
92

Jan

27

29% May 5
24% Apr 12
7
Feb 18
7% Jan
84% Feb

4
7

71
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Jan 10

15%

Jun~20

84

Jun

52

9

69%
25 %

69%
25 V*
26 %

5
:

26%

26%

15

Smith-Douglass Co Inc

26%

59 Va
x20%

59%,

59

20%

20%

1

*209
11 Va

Eoivay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1:
South Carolina E

5%

&

G

8%

preferred

Southern

California

Southern Co

South'n

5

Gas & Elec

Natural

Gas

Co

No par

Co,

Pacific

—7.50

(Del)

11 Va
418 Va

5%

non-cum

Public

Service

$5.50 preferred

Co

Spiegel
$4.50

Inc

26.

T

16% Feb

15
4

19%

19

32%

32

32 V*

34%

34

34%

63%

61%
32%

11

Standard Gas

:

19 Va

31%

32

34 Va

34 %

34%

14,100

60%

61%

61%

63

63%

64%

47,600

32%

32%

32 %

32 Va

13,700

95 Va

96

95%

96%

52%
90%

*90""-

27%

27%

28 y8~

10,20a

20%

20%

21%;

5,900

31%

32%

95

96

*90

"

~

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

1

19 %

19%

19 %

19%

19%

19%

19%

par

4%
6%
*80%
68%
100%

6

18%
88%

27%

50c

*104

25

69%
100 %

6%

69%

69

100 %

101

68%,

*99%

18 %

89%

18%

18

90%
27%

5

*6%
*P0%

.90

27%

27 %

5

6%
88
69 %

101

com

19%

88%

89%

90%

Electric

Co

27%

27%

104 %

*104

104%

*104

104 %

15

15%

"15

15 %

15%
82

82

82

82

82

45%
39 %

46 Va

45%

46%

46

46%

39%

39%

90%

90V*

90%

15%

16

15%
9%

1

9%

9%

.52

5Va

*6%
*80%

67%
♦100
19 Va

27%

*103%'
15%
*82

46%

28%
104

2,500

6,600

2,200

52%

30%

5%
6%.

...

.

50

3,200
800

68

67%
101

19%

93%

82

No par

68

100%

19 Va

15
'

67%
*100

5 Va

6%
88

19 %

,_2

5

5
6%

*80%

18%

No par
Inc

-

27%

1

«

:

&

19%
31%

34 Va

90%

5Va

25,600

19 %

31%

52%

88

19%

19%
34%

51%

.

10,000

32

90 %

6%

900

50%

19%

32%

'96%

2,800

39%*

34 Va

62%

95%

300

31 Va

31%
*

52%

100

common

Brands

50%

90%

!

preferred

Standard

50 %

89

$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coll Products Co Inc,
1

20% Mar

50 Va

52 V*

93% Apr

Mar 22

15% May 10
9% Jun 29

50.

52%

1

i

39

89

common w i
w

39

89

common

4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons

preferred

39

52

No par

Spencer Chemical

39%

X49%

4%

10,300

31%

50%
19%

*80%

6,900

18%

50

6%

10%

52%:

50%

5

10%

30%

*38%

81

10%

18%

33%

1

4,900
*

*51%.

97

Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
No
Spear & Co common

20%

31 Va

32%

1

'

18%

95
52%

Co

39,300

61%

20 %,
♦214

52 %

1

100

380

18%

.

No par
.50

preferred

1,400

31%

39%

Va

2,600
11,000

*51%

31

.

4,900

•

18%

39%

52

31%

2,600

52%

39 %

32%

60

17,900

.

18%

18%
52

32

10%

U%

7,800

27%

27%

*51%

18%

52%

62%

No par

Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs

Southwestern

10%

34

25

(The)

South Indiana

Southern

Edison

*210

10%

39
50
19%
32 %

25

!

27%

•216

18%

50

South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
.

■>.

-

52%
31%

com_4.50

Co

preferred

20 %

♦209

ll%

70

r

59%

Va'

13 %'

63

25%

Square D Co

Apr

*

-

70

13
40% Mar 2

18

50

-14%

61%

-

.<

54%

55%

•50%

56%

25%

88

22

17% Dec

58

61
C9%

100

36% Mar 15

29

92% Sep

57%

10

$4.50

4

*53

100

Sperry Rand Corp

12% May 17
12% Jan 28

36% Jan

54

preferred
preferred

4.20%

Feb 25

37% Jan^

5

*53 %

Smith-Corona Inc

3%%

1

26

(Alexander)

10

Sperry Corp (The)

43y2Jan

26%

12,100

54%

21

5

26%

62%

'

14 Va

29% Jun

5

63%

63%

9%

50%

Corp

1

68% Mar 14

31

62%

9%
.

54%

5
25

Co
O)

21

10y4Jan

31

4,200
1,000

10

31

63

31

58%
55%
51%

(A

95% Jun

31

10

30%
62 Va

10

31.

'

900

18

49% Nov 23

31

•

45,500

39% Jan

Dec

31

58

7

70

.

9%

10

9%

-

57%

2

4

10

31%

57%

14

53 % Jan

9%
*31

57%

Feb

11% Aug 12

470

58

57 Va

98% Feb

59

45% Dec 20

24% Jan-11'

57

58%

16% Jun

4

57%

56

3

6% Jan

56 %

54%

22

15

56

53%

74% Aug

0

34% Oct

55%

53

23% Nov 30

4

55%

53%

100% Dec

29

14

55%

4,000

54

22% Jun

99

32,900

•

Dec

4

8%

55%

Southern Production Co Inc

92

22

8

54

Southern Railway common

50

Oct

8%

No par

1

5

Apr

7%

•'

Slmonds Saw & Steel

7

14

4

7%

7%

1

July

4

Jan

4% Mar 16

7%

*9%

7%

56

99% Jun

Jan

52

5,600

734

9%

7%

16%

38 % Apr

80

Aug

10%

46%

18

72% Jan

37

16% Dec

10

16%

30 V4 May 24

Dec~20

9%

46%

64% July

51

9%

16%

33

July 23

29 % Aug 23

32% Dec

9%

46

27

6

9%

16%

51 Va Apr

5

S%

45%

18

2

50 %

16%

28

15% Jan

50%

45%

39% Jun

25% May
28% Feb

50%

45%

54

Dec

93%

50%

45%

19

40

93%

50%

45%

19

43

93 %

50 Va

45%

Jan

6

93%

51%

44%

17% Jan

11

50

94%

No par

12% May 23
19% Mar 3

Jan

34

9,000

49%

%'

41%

Solar Aircraft Co

29% May

4,300

93 Va

Co

July

4

25%

92%

Simmons

Jun'30

9% Feb'

1,000

25%

93%

4

72%

52

56

25%

Va

92

47% Mar

Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc

i

55 %

25%

26%

61% July ; 1

10

55%

25

Xl6%

27% Feb ?

Max

55

24%

26%

27

54

*54%

25%

64'%

18

18% Dec

55%

23%

18 Va *•'18%

20 Ya Jun

6

55 %

23%

26%

49% Jan

8

*54%

8,100
2,400

105%

63%

31

49% Jan

32%
*104 %

18%

25% Aug 11

14 y8 Jan

33 Va

105%

26%

9

24

84 Va
33

84

84

32'%

64%

25

Feb

83 %

♦104 %

105%

18 %

Feb

174

*104 %

„

26%

32% Aug 25

17

33 %

56

9%

7.50

54% Dec

Aug 19

83%

600

23%

23

1

4

10% Dec

105 %■

*23%

23 %

83

830

128

23%

55%

No par

4

175

22%
,

*'124

23%

10

92

*90%

91

125

33 Va

23%

*22%

23%

91

125

8,100

38

43%

Co

4

4

*22%.

92

107

37%

38

125

125

130

*126

37%

40

86 Va

*85

*105

38%

*90%

92

*90%

92

126%

*124

37%

38%

37%

74 Va

74

96

107

56

G)

15% Jan

18

*90%

37%

74%

*95
*105

96%
107

___i

15% Jan

5% Jan

37 %

73%

74
,

No par

35% Jan
138% Feb

72-,4

64

66

6

73%

73

75

1

6

25% May

28%

33,400
8,400

...50c

20% Jan

1

24 Va Dec

26,200

30 %

Corp of America

Smith

49

24

29%

Sheraton

Skelly Oil

11% May 12

23 Va

29%

1

Sheller Mfg Corp

23

19

23%

28%

22

27% July
19% Jun

15

22

23

28%

>

■'

53% Jun

Nov

23%

28%

1

Pen

57% Jun

14% Dec

12

(W A)

37% Mar 14

51

6

13
23

29

No par

(Frank

Sheaffer

48% May 24

42

Apr 23
May 5

Shattuck

31

54% Dec

5

13%
23 %

28%

51

Shell Oil Co

Aug 27

^52% Dec 22

4

13
23

93

Co

1,200

13%

13

13%
29

73%

13

180

23%

5

Sinclair Oil Corp

4-

13%

104

104

104%
,

13

No par

Co

common

21

35% Jan

13% Jan

Co

&

59% Jun

32% Jan

13Va

,

23 %

_5

Roebuck

48% Mar 14

25% Jan

40

44

66% Mar

1,200

*104 %

10

15% Jan

27%

105 %

36% Feb

42% July 19

27%

5

Sharon Steel Corp

31

27%

*104%

11

13

27%

$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
Seaboard Oil Co
1

21

9% Mar 14

27% ■.27%

83 %

49% Apr

28% Jan

6,500

28

33'%

46% Apr
11% Jan

2

18%

28

82

7

10% Dec 29

18%

28 Va

33%

18

31% Dec

18%

x28

83%

39% Jan

4

18%

33%

33% Jan

1

18%

83 %

20

4

6% May

61% Jan

18%

33%

31

May 18

43%
*103%

18%

1

Dec

38

4

8'% Jan

35

9% Apr 26

,44%
103 %

18%

40

$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas

25% Jan

7

11% Apr 26

44

*102 %

18%

100

common

43% Dec

10

41

Jan

5

104

44%
104%

100

Seagrave Corp

96

45 y4 Dec

103 Va

47%

25,400

47

44%

25

Seaboard Air LinrRR Co
Seaboard Finance Co

45%

44%

Va

46

xl8%

No par

4.30% conv preferred
Scrantcn Electric Co (The)

14

20

166

96

87% Jun

800

290

*147

*105

35% Jun

18 y4 May

*275

166

96

69% Mar 14

7

295

♦147.

107

30

July 21

*285 Va

166

*95

7

Jan

275

*147

*105

15

13

275

166

96

Dec

33

87%

285

107

22% Dec

16,300

87

285

*105

33% Dec

1,600

33%

♦147

No par

80

24%

87

*'103Va

1.40

preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred

5

24%
33%

87 Va

166

$4

4

108

87%

%.

24%

33%

*87

295

*95

4

Mar 31

88 %

88

9,100

24%

33%

.

87%

160,

1,900

53%

.

*147

15c

Jan

Mar 14

32%

53%

33%

24%

24%
■

No par

Jan

22

24%r
33%

87

54%

94%
105%

105

*285

5

_

Inc

Co common

24

30

24%
33 %

43%
94%

94
105

53%

53%

'

$3.40 preferred

42

17% Jan

52%

43%

94

105

94 V
105

105

.54

43%

43%

10

;

Corp

Paper

34%

V

94

10

Co

Co

Schenley Industries

53

25

'

104%

104%

-

53%

:

100

4.40% series A

San Diego Gas & Electric

30% Jan 20

43%

43%
94%

33%

noncum

11st pfd

43%
94%

53
24%:

Ry Co___100
preferred—
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
5%

44

94%
105%

,105

St Louis Southwestern

Dec

*93%

St L San F Ry Co common—No par
Preferred series A 5%
100

9

11

preferred
10
4,30%
conv
preferred
'...100
St Joseph Lead Co
10;
St Joseph Light & Power____No par

74

296

23% May 18

43%

5

4%

21

Apr

123

Jun

76% Dec

8

Apr

44

94

104% Jun

?0

103 ye Jun

16

4,400
570

8,900
11,400

28%
♦103%

29 Va

124,500

104

22,500

15%

15%

15%

82 Va

82Va'

82Va

46 %

46 %

47

5,000

5,200

'

750

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

39%

90 %

89%

90 %

90 %

90 Va

90

90%

15%

15%

16

15%

16

15%

15%

4,100

9%

9%

9%

9%

8,100

590

"

9%

9%

9%

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

79% Oct

4

4

44% Oct

29

48 % Dec

8

71% Jan

4

112 % Dec

8

32 % Jan

4

99

6

Jan

Oct

7

45

Dec

10% Feb

Oil of New Jersey—_—15

13(1% Jun

27

Standard

150% Jun

20

Standard Oil of Ohio common

i-02

12

8% Jan

Jun

13

6

10
—100
1
5

preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co

3%%

Mar 28

Standard

28

87
53%
128%
49%

25

Standard Oil of Indiana

18

99% Jan

8

Oil of California—No par

Standard

24

Mar 14

42

31

Jun

I 53yjun 24

42% May 18
106J/s Jan

102% Mar 11

26

88

18

4

20% Dec

30

19

5

53% Oct

22

40% May 26

50

Feb

11

5

42% July 30

36

47

Jun

30

Stauffer

11% Jan

5

13% Dec .14

13% Jan

15% Feb

7

36% Feb

17

46% Dec

6

42 % Mar 14

52v2 Jun

15

22 % Apr

30

30'A Feb

15

24% May 12

29

19% Feb

16

26% Dec

29

23% Jan

13% Jan

4

Dec

15

18% Jan

20

Mar 25

12

17% Jan

8

4

35% Nov

16

4

6

32% Jun

24

6

23'A May 23
19 % Jan

5

Drug ,,Inc

Sterling

1

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stix

& Fuller

Baer

20% Jun

13

30% Feb

17

40

67% Apr 23

Stromberg-Carlson Co

15% Jan

4

Studebaker-Packard

63

6

Sunbeam

30% Jan

48

30

Nov

Jan

Jun 15

10

42 % Mar

1

37%,Jun
4

Feb

1

68% Dec

30

113% Jan

12% Nov

7

24

16% Apr

4

105

101

Dec

30

97% Jan

20

70

Dec

30

67% Feb

11

9

115% Apr

5

21^4 Jail

6

118% Aug

Class A 4%%

11

27'A Jun

io

3«> % A/To v 1 1

No par
No par

100

preferred

84% Dec

30

75% May 17

86% Mar

1

Sunshine Biscuits

4

12% Dec

3

10% Mar 11

12% Jun

2

Sunshine

Jan

8

Jan

2

Jan

6

1

14% Jan

4

20% Dec

31

18% Feb

8

Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp

30% Jan 11
Feb' 26
16

Nov

30

46

Jun

2

24% Nov

10

20

Mar 30

41% Feb

51% Sep

28

45% Mar 15

V

635

816

50

4

31% Jan

4

81% Jan

13

105% Jan

14

24

7% Dec

4% Feb

740

29% May 20
58% May
22% Jun

16

96

Dec

28

91% Apr

15

16

128% Jan

18

29

6% Jan

6

Paper

(The)

25

Co

47,300

$4.40 cum pfd

(conv)

Gould

Corp

:129

49%

50

497s

50

49%

50%

101

*9974

101

100 %

100%
;

13

123/s

12%

12%

12%

12%

1974

19%

19%

19%

49%

12%

19%

19%

43%

43%

43'A

44

44

*

44

45%

,

195/s

46

4574

46%

46%

47

14%

14%

14%

14%

1474

21% May 23

27

18% Nov

26

17% Jan

Jan

25

33

Dec

15

25 % Jan

6

38%

Nov~16

Talcott Inc

37% Apr

10

?.4

Telautograph

26

*14'A

Aircraft

17% May

2

Temco

62% Jun

6

Tennessee

1

Texas

5

Corp

1
2.50

Corp

13 % Jun

6

May 16

31% Apr

11

Texas

Gulf

Producing Co

Dec~23

38

Mar 14

44%

Jun

21

Texas

Gulf

Sulphur

14

5

17

83% Jan

42%

20

41% Jan
25

Dec

5 % Jan

41

29

Nov"23
Nov

Oct

12% Jan

16% Jan

28

Texas

Instruments

29

19

105 %

6

27 % Jun

6

Corp

i

25

Co

4.48 'h

6
28% Jun
58% Jun 28

30

47% Jan

July

•

Jan

9% Dec

107

Jan

50% Dec

4

16

-15% Dec

13

172

Dec

27

147

9

66

Dec

29

61

Jan

12% Dec

46% Mar
6% Jan

4

31

12

Jan

19% Nov

19

18

Jan

10

7

19% Dec

23

17% Feb

,9

38% Jan

4

49% Dec

23

46

Feb

2

.

8% Jan 22

17
9

Dec

39% May 17

44

Jan

7

9

7

Dec

15

1% Mar

12% Jun

The

30

Jun

1

21

* 50%

7,200

28%

10,000

31%

32 74

10,200

21%

2174

4974

50

4974

50 74

50

27'A

28

27%

28%

28 74

31%

31%

31%

31%

31%

3174

21%

21'A

*21 %

21%

21%

21%

18

18%

17%

18

18

18

18

18

20'A

20%-

*2074

27%

27%

273/s

27 3 4

27%

46074

59'%

6074

59%

2074

200

2774

7,700

59%
10%
58'A

57%

58

38%

♦38%

39

14'A

14%

14%

14%

1074
5774

*38%

14%

14%

•14 %

*103

103

103

74%

74%

74%
117%

25%

25%

25%

2574

2574

26

26

26

2 6'A

26

36

37%

3674

37%

37

80%

80%

*80 74

8074

81

24
31

Jan

18

60% Mar 24

7

Dec

8

101

Jan

25

105% May 10

27% Nov

16

24

Jan

17

18% July 20

$1.20 convertible

7

preferred

5

28% Apr

Jan

6

58% Jun

23

15% Jun

28

Toledo

52 % Jun

1

27% Nov

16

26% Jan

52% Dec

31

48

5

15% Aug

6

2

40% Dec

31

Feb"

__25

Timken Roller Bearing

3

1
4

12% Jan

par

4%

13% Jan

26% Dec
36% Jan

25%

Cor'p-No

58% Jun
45% Jun

22
8

Co

No par

5
—2

(The)

(The)

Co

Trane

6

37 % Mar 14

Edison

Transamerica

Corp

13% Jan

12

30% Dec

30

25% Jan

21

15 % Apr

19

21% Aug

16

18% Jan

20

24 % Jun

16

Airlines Inc
Transue & Williams Steel

28'A Jun

15

Tri-Continental Corp common

15% Jan

4

27% Dec

31

24% Mar 11

55"% Oct

26

60% Nov

26

56

Jan

13

Apr

23

19% Dec

31

18

Mar 15

21

42

May 28

Dec

31

52

Mar

8

53 % Feb

33% Apr

53

59'A Apr

5

130

2574

25 74

26

52,500

26%

26%

15,500

38

38

3874

10,800

81

8074

8074
11%

4,700

11%

11%

11%

950

16% Jan

30% Nov

39

25

54

30

52

J an

25% Mar 14

Dec

30% Dec

31

13% Jan

19% Dec

6

16% Jun

41 % Jan

57% Dec

6

51

18% Jun

30

1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50

Tung-Sol Electric Co common

19

Jan

60

9

Jun

2

29%

28

28%

2874

29%

2874

29

4,700

51%

52%

5074

51%

51%

52

51%

51%

1,600

2274

*22%

22%

22%

50%

5074

51%

51%

51%

51 %

5174

48%

47%

48

48%

49%

4874

4

18% Mar

30

16% Nov

30

12

41% Dec

22

31% May 17

40% Mar 13

7

14% Dec

6

13% Jan

6

16% Jun

4

43 % Jun

2
31

Jan

4

96'A Jun

22

Jun

TXL

Oil

49

*22

22%

96

96

96

>145

147

97

147

*95
*146

430

97

147

*95

150

94%
*144

3,000
13,200

151

,

100

7%

7%

774

774

774

774

774

*19%

20%

*1974

20%

*20%

20%

20%

20%

32'A

32 %

32%

32%

33 %

3374

33

33

13%

13%

13%

13%

13%

1374

13%

13%

60%

59%

5974

59%

99%

10074

100%

7%

3,500

59

100%

99%

200

1,100
10,000

28%

29

43%

44%

1,800
19,600

28

29

2874

2874

14,000

4374

43%

59%

105%

2874

28

43%

44%

43 74

58%

59%

102

102

43%

15,400

13%

13%

1374

137 s

1374

13%

13%

13%

3,100

27%

27%

27%

2774

27%

27%

27%

2774

1,700

57%

58%

57 7'2

5874

,57%

5874

5674

57%

28,00

10%

74

73%

74%

31,300

18%

1874

19%

19%

20'A

58,100

2174

2174

18%
22

17%

18

1774

*52% * 53

52'A

*52'A

A

23%

23

23 %

19,900

1774

17%

17%

17%

2,700

51%

52%

51'A

51'A

260

1274

1274

1274

12%

12%

500

7,800

11
'

10 %

10%

1074

10%

10%

11%

4574

4574

45%

45%

45%

45%

130

3%

4,300

3%

*

22

1774
53

46 %

10%
*45

*12 %

12%

*12'%

12%
11%

200

74

"

156

18%

18'A

4,600

10
156

159

74

18%

\ 74

21%

22%

10
156

1074

10

*153

7374

156

160

73%

1074

10

10%

,

*156

3%

374

13%

13%

1374

55%

55

33%

53%

34

28

27%

54

52

103

53%

54%

400

14

*13%

14

*102

8,600

53%
103

10

3374

3374

33%

3374

33 34

34

8,600

28

28

28

28%

2774

28%

6,100

*102

103

*102

*13%

3

374

*3%

3%
14

-*102

103

56

56%

5574

56

55%

5674

56

56%

4,000

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

1574

15%'

15%

5,700

56 %

5674

56%

47 74

5,400

,

56%

56%

56

56 %

44'A

4374

44 %

4374

44%

4374

44%

27,100

31%

32 %

30 y8

31%

31%

3174

31%

32%

14,100

23%

*23%

24%

23%

23

%

*2374

24 74

COO

23%

23%
27%

27%

27 %

27%

27%

27%

27%

27%

10,400

58 %

5874

*57%

58

2074

2074

20%

21

52

50'A

50 74

100

30%

2974

29%

6,000

27%
57%
20%

57%
20%

58

V,

20%

58%
2074

58%

20%

16%
*51
12%

33%

*48%

52

*48 74

52

*48%

30%

29%

30

2974

30

30%

55

*54
30

—1

(The)

Corp

100

2274

50%
48

*22

x44 %

1

Co—

Coach

Twin

13

6% Jan
32% Dec

18

1

50

(conv)

series A

Preferred

200

28%

56%

27%
57%
20%
*48%
30

1
50

Truax-Traer Coal Co common

14
59% Apr 14
31% Jan 13
20 % Jan 19

Mar 14

52 % Dec

13

900

950

*880

45%
32%

23%

No par

$2.70 preferred

6

Jun

1,600

•74%
118

'

56%

5

World

Trans

30

104

44%
32

2

—

35% Jun

10%
10%
*156
166
73
74
18'%
18%

45% 45%
3'A
3'A
13%
13%
54'A
55%
103
103
33 "A
34%
27%
28
56%
56%
15
15%

50

convertible preferred

Thompson

22

34% Jun

4,800

„

*117'A

118

*880

900

900

900

,

26%

*117

11%

1174

11%

11%
*850

4,300
600

14%

73%

74%

74

74%

..

*103

104

117%

117%* 117 74

30,800

10%
f

'

104

10%

10%

57%
3874

10

5774

38%

*103

7; 100

39

10'A
'57%

26%
37
<80%
11%
900
29
53
23%
50%

.

28

58%

26%

900

2,400

,*20%
27%

20%

*20%

2074

10%

*12%
11

——1

common

Thompson-(J R)

Sep
Dec

92% Jan

No par
No par

Co

600

14%

50%

22
18%
52 %

15
Products Inc common—.5
preferred
—100
Tide Water Associated Oil__
10

18

15% Feb

11

12

11'A Jan

.

No par

!

Fair

$2.50

53

47>

Inc common__50c

,preferred^

tThird Avenue Transit

7

104

1

American

Thermoid

4614 May 11

2% Jun

6% Mar

.—No par

$2.40 conv preference

May 11

12

43

Utilities Co

$1.25 conv

3

6

7% Jan

29

100

Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common__.5

4

52% Jun

10

Pacific Ry Co

&

Textron

1

23% May20

18

8% July
42% Oct

Texas

19"% Mar

11% Mar 16

July 30

11

6% Jun

May 27

20% July

6

9

Texas

700

4,400

*14%

27%

Trust—

ex-distribution—1

share ctfs

Sub

7

79

.6

13% Jan

Land

13

1

Oil

Coal &

Pacific

Jun

170

Mar 14

13% Jan

Pacific

13% Jan

9% May 18

15

11

Texas
Texas

35

3%
No par

Inc

preferred series A__25

conv

45'A

46

50

20%
20%
31%
32
13%
13%
59
59
99'A 100%
28'A
29'A
43%
44%
13%
13%
27%
27'A
56% ,58'A

9

(James)

88

4

19%

6,500

7

47%

57% Jan

12,300

46%

*43%

T
14% Jan

300

12%

'

38%

.

5,900

4974
101

*100

27%

48 % 49
95
95%
*145
150
8
8

No par
No par
1

$4 preferred

Symington

128%

127%

127%

57%

52%
*22%
49%

5
4.16%

Co__

Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—7.50

3

8% Mar

127%

125%

38%

2874

6
3

43,500

129%

21%

11%
*855

25
50

Swift

98% May 31

150% Jun

14,900

52%

32

80

10c

Sweets Co of America
&

87%

51%

10%
57%

26
35%

2

49% Jun

Mar 14

48% Dec

Inc

Mining Co

Sutnerland

2
21

52% May

147% Dec

41

Mar

1,040

85%

52%

101

43%
45%
14%
50%
28

25%

12.50

11

7

86%

52

14%
14%
*103
104
74%
74"%
*117% 118

1

common

Jan

71% Jan

85%

517s

10%
57

Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
4%% preferred series A_
1
5 % % 2nd pid series of '55
30

26% May 31
38% Jnlv
1

25 % May 12

Corp

Oil Co common....

Sun

4

118% Jan

86%

51

38%

$4.50 series A preferred

1

75% Mar

10

Corp___:
10
_____No par

Corp__

Chemical

Sun

13

Jun

85 Ys

53%

.18%
*20'A 20%
27 %
27%
58%
59

"When issued"

7

■41 % Jun

21

12'A Jan

Jun

87%

18

Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
Stone & Webster—
No par

13

19% Jan

20

8% Jan

5
5

.

Co—.

26 % Jan

14% Dec

11

15

Inc__

Stevens (J P) & Co

5

Shares

Juiy 1

127'A

12%
19%

43%
45%
14%
50
27%
31%
21 %

10
.—1

Co

Sterchi Bros Stores Inc

Jan

% Feb 23

Chemical

18% Nov 23
19 % Aug 24
27% Dec 29

10% Nov 23

89

.22% Feb

25

Mar 30

43% Aug 19

"

21 % Jan

Apr

.

June 30

52'A

53%
130%
49%
102

19%

Starrett

30% May

the Week

Friday

Thursday

June 29

86%

88

*101
12%

Stanley Warner Corp
Co (The) L S—No par

14

11% Jan
42% Feb

June 28

Sales for.

SALE PRICES

HIGH

Wednesday

Tuesday

June 27

Par

EXCHANGE

Highest

73'A Jan

Monday

STOCK

YORK

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lowest

LOW AND

STOCKS

Year 1954

52% Jan

RECORD

STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK

NEW YORK
Range for Previous

25

54'A

54'A

*5374

30%
17
52%

29%

30%

2974
1674

52

16%

16%
52%

*51

12%

12%

34%

33%

12%

33%

12%

100

54%

*53

54%

55

30%

*2974

2974

30%

16 74

1674

1674

*1674

17

53

*48

52

*50
12

12%

33%

33

5,400

*53%

53

*50

700

,3274

14,800

3074

1,500

.

12%

12

12%

3,700

33%

32%

33%

14,500

u

11% May
Feb

38% Dec

24

7% Jan

4

27

29

8% Jun

8

75

Nov

70% Feb

16-

89

July 12
July 23

11% Jan

23

4

25

Jan

15

104%

16

28% Dec
113

9

28

Sep

Jan

69

43% Jan

21% Jan

May

33

10% Aug 16

Jan

99

Oct

14

7

94

Apr

7

87

99

Jan

5

105

Nov

24

100

38% Jan

4

59% Nov

24

50

154

11

Jan

4

48

25% Oct
45% Jan

20

Dec

51% Aug 23
29'A Jun

19

24

100'A

7
14

Preferred $3.50 series

No par

*89

90

No par

*102

Apr
Jan

14

104% Mar 29
59
Feb
7
Apr

27

Jan

32% Jun

3

6

94

Jan

26

106

Jan

38% Dec

29

11

119 % Dec

29

6

48% Apr

21

110

Jan

6

150% Apr

Jun

16

Jun

United

1

Air Lines Inc common

45%

Preferred 4%% series of 1952_.Ij3t)

preferred

4%%
United

Biscuit

called—

ar

ar

23

3

25 % Jun

23

United

Board & Carton Corp___.

49

Dec

29

50% Dec

23

44% Jan

13

55 % Jun

30

United

Carbon Co

20

6 % Nov

20

Apr

1

b% Jan

12

72% Apr

19

Jan

6

34% Jan

9

4
28

11
88

Aug 23

i

12

May 25

11% Jan

4

17% Dec

17

15 % July 20

'a

7% Feb

11

10% Jan

3

Jun

27

78% Jan

4

15% Feb

25

18'A Jan

11

66

Jan

7

13% Mar 14

45% Jan

57

Dec

31

51% Feb

2

27% Jan

35

Dec

6

31% Jun

10

33% Mar

38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31

Jun

9

11% Jan

78

8% May 17

6

Aug 17

29

36%
18

Mar 14

17

Mar 31

3% Feb
101 % July

1

33% July

6

Mar

33% July
Nov

18

184

Dec

8

7% May
34

May
For

35

Jan

55

Jun

16

184% Feb

285

19% May 4
81% Jan 18

39% Jun

31

12% May 12

16% Mar

5

40% Dec

31

40% Jan

footnotes




Dec~31

see

Dage

U

15

Mar 14

Apr

13% Dec

87%

"When

U

29

214
179

4

54% Mar 11

4674

5

90

Jan

43% Jun

28

15

S

U S

4%%

Inc

2,900
2,200

7074

7074

71%

9,400

104 74

1035/s

1037s

200

4574

45%

4674

14,800

104

4574

143

143

141

141

14274

142%
2974

300

144'A

142'A

1,600

29%

2.800

29%

29%

2974

29%

29%

10374

*10374

*10374

105%

20

x10374

105%

106'A

25 74

24 74

2474

247s

24%

6,400

2474

55'A

55'A

55'A

55'A

1,700

49%

4974

*49%

4974

1,800

4%

8,500

25

5374

54

54 %

4774

49%

4%

474

73 %

7374

6%

674

4%
*73

674

474
74

6%

474
♦73

6%

4'A

474

*73

74

674

674

9

170

74

8,100

674

5,900

10

874

874

874

8%

8%
66

73

510

68'A

68%

67 %

68%

67%

68 74

68

1674

3,200

16%

16%

17

16%

17

1674

1474

1474

14%

6,200

1474

1474

1474

14%

5874

59 74

59%

20,800

59

5874

58

32'A

3274

32 74

32%

27,800

3674

3774

2274

23%

16%

1K%

16%

14%%l/%

14%

*8%
*66

59%
32%

32%

3274

36%

3674

3674

21%

22 %

21%

22

22%

1

2%

l

98'A

2%

2%

3

100

98 %

99%

47%

47

47

*46%

271

277

275%

100
1.C5

180'A

180'A

37%

39%

100
1

87%

87%
14 %

—50

*141

142

141

46%

20

preferred series A

4574

141

36%

new

*103%

14374

32

common—

2,800

71

59

preferred

S Industries

14,000

54%
170

70%

36%

-

169'A

145

3

9874

1

preferred
Hofiman Machinery

54 %

5574
170

20

103%

30

53%

No par

Co

*102%

293A

32%

Gypsum Co common

4 'A ao

U

45%

103%

.240

90%

2974

59%

issued"

Freight

7%

3
3

S

104

169'A

90

*89

310

100

29%

36%

(The)
Securities—t

23,400

11074

*97

29%

32'A

Park City Mines Co

S & Foreign

2974

29%
110

98%

50 74

59 %

Merch & Mfrs Inc

U

18,600

50%

1

United
United

23% Jun

3

3174

505/s

10

Improvement Co

18

233

22'A

30 3A

50%

13%

Corp

Gas

2% Jan

11

29%
*105

104

*50

90

*10274
54 74

3,900
22,200

50 %

*45%

No par

Gas

77% Jan

Jan /25

143

5

United Engineering & Foundry

Fruit Co_—_

8

175

53%

4574
*141

5

Electric Coal Cos

United

United

15

114% Jan

22%

53%

Cig-Whelan Stores corn—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
7% preferred
100

United

2% Sep

30

29%
106%

United

United

86% Dec

38% Dec

143%

No pa

•

2

39% Mar

1% Jan

4

29%
*105

46%
145

*22%

No pa

(Delaware)

May
9
36% Jun 13
60

49% Jan
22% Jan

50%

United-Carr Fastener—

13

Jun

preferred

$4.50

*140

143%

„

America—No l

—_No'

of

17% Jan

8

50 %

♦103%

19% Sep

4% Jan

55

170

104

preferred-.

1

63% Jun

54 74

169 %

♦103'A

convertible

5%

Jun

6

55%
170%

6974

3

80% Jan

54%

70%

15

49% Jun

*102%

90%
10374

169%

69 'A

31% Jan

29

103%

*89

71

108% Feb

70% Apr

90%

69%

29

6% Dec

100

2,100

94

10274

30

110

98%

29%

103% Jun

38% May 26

29 74

29%

Aircraft Corp common

9274

15,400

8%

1017s

3174

109%

29%

United

31

30

29%

50%

-

110

_No par

Tank Car Co

Union

20

12

*102

31

8%,

874

102

100

29%

2974

170

101%

I9074

,

92%

91

*97

50%

27

25

90%

874

74

10974

29%

50

Jan

Jan

*97

8

91

110

noncumulative preferred

4%

107% Apr

3% Feb

29%
*109%

54%

11

27

29%

168%

14

/

100 7A

2974

50

29

Mar 15

100%

29%

25

25 % Nov

28

55%

100 34

Pacific RR Co common

103% Oct

40

103%

8%
90

Oil of California

23

150

series

29%
110

8%
92%

Union

21

34% Jan

$4

Preferred

29%

8%

91%

Union

10

139

21% Apr 27
87% Jan

10

Elec Co of Mo common

Union

4

22

Apr

30

100

May 16

66

100%

*97

91

26% Jan

29 %

8%
93

No par

52

6

No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp
10

1

8.%

Preferred $3.70 series

100

Jan

103

103% July

92%

110

17

3

20

Bag & Paper Corp
Union Carbide & Carbon
Union

No par

30

20

28

Preferred $4.50 series

Jan

79 % Dec

4274

5

50% Jun

106% Feb

41

30

178

11

42%

26

30

May 12

139

42%

Jan

113

Mar 16

98 % Jun

3

Jan

43 %

31 % Jun

6

108 % Mar 22

92% Aug

16

42%

(The-)

Corp

31% Apr

6

27% Jan

20

'

16%

42%

4274

40%

42

Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5

102% July

80% Mar 14

85

105% Jan

11

2,800

Xl6%

1574

16%

16

16'A

16%

1

1674

Udylite

1674

15

14

*42%

43

>181

280
183

*46

279*181

23
3 74

99 %

47
280
183

274
99'A

46%
279

*18174

39%

3774

38 74

3774

87 %

87%

87%

8774

*87%

13%

3774

3,000

23

23'A

43,800

274

3

99 7A

100

33%

38%

*42%

37'A
'

14%

13%

14%

14%

43

42%

42%

♦42'A

74

46

28074

275

46

183

♦18174

3

71,900

10174

3,400

2,000

33%

400

46'/a

4,500

280

10

183

38,400

38 74

34%

37

8774

87%

87%

1474

1474

15

43

42%

42 74

350

22,100
200

26.

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26

The Commercial and 'Financial Chronicle...

(26)

Monday, July 4, 1955

\

YORK STOCK

NEW

13*4 Mar 17

20 'A Dec

29

8% Dec

28

773/4 Dec

21

7

Feb

24

36

Jan

£4'

59% -Feb «3

NEW

Range since Jan. 1
Lowest

Highest

Lo-.vc«t

6

68% Dec

Jan

6

24% Apr

15

8% Jan

»

9 % Feb

Jan

6

66% Jan

21

70

0

3

U

1

75 >A Mar

U

41% Mar

29

35

Oct

26

84% Mar 21

79'/a Jan

13

103

Dec

Jan

11

46% Dec

6

Jan

6

163'/a Oct

7

37% Jan

4

59% Dec

29

49

May 12

60 %

Feb

18

54% Jan

13

64% Sep

17

61

Jan

11

65

Feb

24

16

55% July

134

6

19

.Jan

97

39% Mar 14
157 % Jan

18

40 y« May

143

Jan

4

162

Dec

27

156% Mar 14

Dec

1% Jan

4

3

Dec

1

Apr

14

14

19% Feb

STOCK

10

Jan

ft

14% Apr

21

91

Jan

27

100% Jun

14

1% Jun

14

3% Jan

May 26

21% Jan

Co

Playing

Card

Co—

preferred series B

100

*104%

106

T04%

Co

5

common

Steel

Corp

com

preferred

U S Tobacco

7%

100

Co

Stockyards

1

convertible

Universal

169% Nov

26

161% Jan 28

170

Feb

18

11

32'A Nov

23

26% Mar 19

31

Jan

7

Universal

63% Jan

5

83% Dec

31

83% May

91

Feb

3

4%%

34% Jan

21

42 % Dec

31

41% Mar 14

31% Oct

14

40% Dec

20

36% Jan

11% Jan

4

19>A Oct

5

28 'A Jan

7

32 % Dec

31

Jan

18

18% Jan

4

May

8%

Tobacco

48% May 27

Utah

47% Apr

Vanadium

Power

&

101'A

74

*71

73

*72

40%

41'A

106%

47%
171

105%

48%

64%

51%

52%

51 Va

53 Va

162'%

162'A

162%

162%

162%

13%

52%

19'A

19

37

*36 Va

131£

13'A

12%

99%

11%
*99

1%

53

52

Va

*64

19

53

100

213,900

162%

1,900

19

*36%

37

13%

*13 %

13%

19%

37

19%

19'A

37

*13%

12 Va

11%

12'A

11%

12

12

99%

99%

99%

99%

99%

2

2

2%

2

*19

20

*19

20

20

20%

*19%

20%

*19

*43

44

*43

44

43

43

*43

44

32%

33

33'A

*33

33%

32%
164

33

32%

164

165

30%

30%

84

84

*83%

47%

Co__„No par

31

48

105

♦164

2

2

167

"164

44

*33

167

30%
84 Vz

30%

30%

30%

83%

83%

48

48

47%

42%

43%

42%

4,400

64%
55%

162%

163

18%

41G

53%

99 Vz

1%

13,900

*64 Va

37

*13%

120

48%

52 Va

53%

19

13%

105%
171

37

37

90

48%

65

162 'A

15,600

41%

170%

54%

53%

700

73

48'A

*64

*

105%

5,000

4.3CC

102

171%

53

52%
65

*88%

105%

48%
171

171

41%

90

*88%

105

105

49

171'A

41%

40%

90

1

—100

Light

99 Va

96

*64'A

12

com—1

preferred

8%

52-%

97%
1%

com_No par

Inc

*8'A

65

19

100
Co

8%

50

preferred
Pictures

*8%

53%

*36%
'

Paper Inc common—2

Leaf

8%

,

162%

'

preferred—-No par

4

32% Sep

Wall

22%

50%

United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
$6

22%

53

25

Corp

48%
171

22%

65

No par

common

noncumulative preferred

United

49%

170% 170%

No par

new

35

12

48%

1st

Shares

July 1

22 %

96

*88%

the Week

Friday

.

June 30

73

75

41'A

noncum

1%

93%

90

Rubber

S

94 Va

"88'A

preferred
100
U S Smelting Ref & Min com..50
1%
preferred ——•;
—50
U

93%

X40%

16

22% Jan

*73

6%

*8 Vz

90

United

8

74%

40%

~8'A

41%

4 %
convertible preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp.

26% Jun

74

Thursday

22'A

22'A

*88%

t

40

94

22%

1
100

S

16

31

94

10

.

3

31

44% Dec

a-%

20

56% Mar

20% Dec

*3%

22

Sales for

PRICES

Wednesday
June 29

preferred series A

3%%
8%

22%

10

Plywood Corp common

U S

June 28

22'A

SALE

HIGH

AND

Tuesday

June 27

1

common

Va May 17
30% Feb 23

31

11'/a May 12

154

RECORD

Monday
Par

preferred

3%%

7
2

12y4Jan

11'% July 14

1

15% Jun

17% Jan

38% Mar 16
13% Nov 23
98

23

37% Jan

11

4

5

22

S

30

51% Jun

172% Jun

3

18% Oct

26

Jan

4

105% Jun

166

YORK

Pipe & Foundry Co

S

20

17

24

Jan

7

6% Jan

Jun

35% Mar 17

10% Jun
35

73% Jan

4% %
U S

Nov

90

Lines

S

1

July

91

4

Jan

102

39

29

U

14

19

7

70'/a Jan

STOCK

LOW

EXCHANGE

Highest

Jun. 11

24

EXCHANGE

STOCKS

fenge for Previous
\ Vear 1954

164%

13%

7,100

5C

I

I

800

12

2,700

100

250

2%

17,100

20%

200

44

300

800

33%

60

164'A

30%

30

30

3,700

*83%

84

84

84

150

48

*47%

48

47%

47%

800

43

42%

43%

42%

V

5% Jan

4

30 % Jan

8

19

13% May 13

32% Jan

4

6% Jan

28
7

Van

39 Va Feb

11

Van

19% Mar

July 30

130

21

13

133% Jan

36% Dec

31% May
91
Feb

4
2

37% Jan

20

Jan

4

48% Oct

36% Feb

1

30
11

123

Jan

4

152% Aug 30

27

Jan

11

33% July 28

4

4

133% Jan 17
33

Jan

3

Oct

28

114

Jan

I

10

101

Jun

21

Nov

9

101

Feb

10

40'A Dec

29

37% Jan

0

30% Dec

31

30

Jan

11

May 19

68

Jan

1

31

15% Jan

19

21

28% Apr

ft

23

74% Jan

II

13

May 17

16% Dec
Oct

6

30

Mar 26

7G

26% Apr

Jun

104% NOV

71 %

94

I
11

Jan

51% Mar 29
146 % Apr

7

38 Vz May 20

117% Jun

13

103

Feb

2

106

May 23

42% Mar
33

May

90% Mar

1

6
3

18% Mar 23
31% Feb

24

&

5%

3

12% Jan

I

Jun

27% Dec

31

27 V* Jan

1

51

Jan

72

Dec

9

66% Apr

27

2

13

preferred

3%%

Va-Carolina Chemical

6%

div

partlc

Elec &

Virginia

Power Co

Mar

$4.04

7

6

7% Jan

0

"14% Apr

15

16 Va Jun

22

24% Jan

3

*)0% Aug

105% Dec

Jan

Walgreen
Walker

4%%

Co

142

136 Va
37

37%

33%
*91

4G%
141%

45 Va

*135

37%

37'A

—

—

*130

34%

♦91

45%
141

101%

*100

101 Vz

*103%

104 Vz

41%
31'A

41%

42%

31

31'A

31%

31%

31%

82

82

82 Vz

82'A

82

82

16'A

16%

16'A

16'A

16%

37%

32

83
16%

16%

30%

5
20

*82
*16%
*29%

100

*80'A

10

*29

30

42

30

116%

116

♦103%

42%

30

*29

81'A

38%
117

570

104

42%

31%
♦82

16%

30

13,900

101%

*103%

42%

5,700

140

*100

104

42%

*29

117

116%
101%

*100

47

*135%

38%

37%

93

46

140

*136

104%

116%

15,000

*91

47%

10Q

116'A

34%

34

93

45%

37%

6,700
3,800

*130

34%

33%

93

103%

25

*29

42%

2,000

31%

8,000

82%

400

16%

1,000
10c

30

G

W

&

No par

Co

2.50

Ward Baking Co common

3

5%%

13'A Jun

3

Wardell
Warner

Bros

36% Feb

7

Co

62% Mar

I

Warren

Foundry

31

Warren

Petroleum

preferred

Dec

22

30% Mar 14

43% Dec

29

39

30% Jan

4

52% Dec

21

42

May 12

30% Jan

12

39

Dec

23

39

Jan

11

25% Jan

14

40

Dec

29

32

Jan

ft

20

■

Feb

21% May

1

52% Jan
42 %

July

41% Jun

4

25% Jan

•

30

1
21

31

Washington
Waukesha

26'A Dec

2

17'A Dec

17

16% May 10

21% Mar

3

6

13% Jan

6

16% July

1

Webster

2 Va Apr

30

21

2% Jan

6

4% Feb

33 Va Apr

5

43 % Dec

8

5

96% Dec

22

85

Feb

IB

17% Feb

16

23% Dec

17

20

Jan

I

13% July 26

19 'A Dec

8

9

21% Jun

17VVMar

4

23 % Mar 14

Wayne

May 27

91

Jan

J

25% Apr

4

West

9

West

27% Jun

29%

74%

74'A

74%

74%

74%

74%

74%

74%

Oil

.

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

17 Va

17%

17 Va

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

102%

*101%

102%

101%

101%

101%

*101%

102

102

400

1.40C
40C

7.10C

102

11,900
7C

11 %

11 %

11%

11%

11%

12

12 y*

12%

12%

12%

3,000

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

20%

3, ICQ

35%

34%

35

34%

36%

36%

17.40C

52

50%

50%

51%

51%

51%

2,500

48%

48

48'A

48'A

48%

48%

48%

42'A

42

42

*41%

42%

42%

42'A

50G

39%

39

39'A

39%

39%

39%

2.5GC

22%

23%

22%

22%

3,800

24%

25

1,100

357/a

34%

52
48%

*50 Vz

42
39'%

*42

No par
5

23'A

23%

23%

23%

5

*24%

No par

Mills

48'A
39'A

&

Snowdrift

.3%

3%

4

25 Va

4,700

17%

*17'A

17%

*16'A

16 Vz

16%

16%

500

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

4,700

38'A

4

*24%

17 Va

16%

3%

Va

25

17 Va

38%

38%

90C

com—2.50

38%

38%

38'A

38'A

38%

37%

38%

No par

88'A

88 Vz

8 7'A

87 Va

8 7'A

87%

87%

87%

88

88 Vz

4CC

1

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 Va

23%

23%

23%

23%

23 Va

4,500

4

19'A

19%

19

19%

19 Vz

20

19%

20%

20%

21%

7,500

preferred

Sugar

16

23%

,

17%

17%

16'A

1

convertible

17

16%

39 Va

35%
*50

*16 Va

25

17%

*16'A

23'A

Ms

25

17'/8

5

Co

25

1

Investment

Indies

♦74

1,200
•

17%

35%

Co

Knitting

Wesson
$4

14

29%

49'A
48'A
42
39%

Welbilt Corp

40 Va

14

29%

12%

3

Wayne Pump Co

14% Dec

77% Jan

81

13%

29%

No par

Pipe

Corp

Light Co

Motor

4

17

81

13%

29%

5

Inc

Wash Water Power

5

7

81%

14

29%

Pharmaceutical

&

Gas

9% Jan

Apr

*80%

♦13%

30

1

10% Jan

23% jed

*80%

13%

29%

1
Pictures

Warner-Lambert
4

100

81

13%

30'A

17

1

Corp

17

81

13%

74%

10

82%

13%
30

No par

(Hiram)

Walworth

preferred

21% Jun

11

24'A Jan

46

*130

93

7%
63%

•130

116'A

±

ft

20

105

RR

21

3% July

47

•

34%

*130

—

116%

25

18 Va Mar 14

19% May 14

34%
*91

—

5.3GC

7%
62%

62%

101'A
104%

—

10% Jan

24 Va Dec

37%

'130

93

*130

'

8

61%

116%

Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
7%
preferred

101% Jun

4

*137

—

7%

62'A

*100%
*103%
41%

common

Virginian Ry Co
6%
preferred

30

Jan

13% Jan

46'A

—

8

7%

61%

100
100

12% July 15

37

'130

34"%

'

7%

62%

100

preferred

21% Sep

25% Jan

17

34%
*91

com—10

dividend.preferred

$4.20 dividend

14% Mar

9
31% May
74% Jun 27

10

Jan

100

preferred

$5

Wabash

8% Dec

9

preferred

7%
62 Va

*130

No par

com

7%
63

*130

100

Waldorf System

27% Dec

13% Jan

62'A

Victor Chemical Works common.—5

85% Mar 25

19% May

5'A Jan

7%

2.50

w

Dec

24

11% Aug

11,800

Ry com_100
noncumulative preferred__100

A
CO

16%
36%

Pacific

95% May 26

Mar 25

16%
36

Shreve

134

25 % Jan

16%

36%

Vlcks

4

57

16 '/a

36%

Co

4

25% Jan

16'%
36%

Chemical

Jan

116

16 Vz

35 Vz

Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%

26% Jan

107

17

35 Va

Vick

89

2

8,400

16%
34%

6

124% Mar 26

19

43%

17

35

4

24

43.%

16%

34%

10'/e Apr
133 % Jan

101 >/4 Jan

43

.10

Inc

64% Jun

130% May 20

July 19

Co

II

Aug 27

99

Raalte

47% Mar 13

136

112% Jun

_1
2.50

Co

Norman

3

7% May 19
57% Dec

Mar 26

126

Corp of America

Corp

Kentucky Coal Co

1,400

6

West Penn Electric Co..

267/a

10,500

4

112

Oct

5

107% Jun

15

113

Apr

7

West

pfd

100

108'A

*108%

109'A

108%

109'A

109

109'A

*109

109 Va

210

99

Jan

7

104% Nov

19

101% Feb

18

106

Apr

27

4.20%

preferred

series

B

100

'104

105'A

*104

105%

104

104

103

103

*103'A

104 Va

96

Jan

7

104% Nov

10

99 Va Feb

4

105% Jun

10

4.10%

preferred

series

C

100

*103

104'A

*103

104'A

*103

9% May 20
23% Jan
4

30 % Dec

16

24% Jan

18

Coke

5

41 % Nov

29

105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4

110% Oct

% Dec

104% Jan

35

31

29

106% Apr

27

30

16% Jan

6

27% Apr

18

Jan

29

44

Jun

Virginia

Coal

48% May 19

West

Va

&

110

Jun

14

25% Jun

9

30% Mar 24

102

Jun

13

104

28

30

Jan

6

44

Dec

29

62

Jun

29

Apr
86% Apr

21

49% Jun

9

65% Dec

17

59% Jan

6

73Y« Jan

20

2

24 % Jun

22% Jan

4

27% Dec

22

25 % Jan

50% Jan

5

80% Dec

31

67

98% May

5

104

Dec

May 14

132

127

30% May
82'A Jan

0

Jun

29
20

27

100

Jan

Dec

10

127

May 23

4

54% Dec

31

4

96 % Dec

30

49% Mar 14
96

Oct~28

27

Jan

11

85% Mar 15

I

5

Jan

21% Mar

20% Nov
8

70

Feb
Jan

4

29

Dec

7

36% July 28

100% Dec

30

Jan

3

21% Jan
25%

20

27

Jan

0

34% Jan

6

95

Apr 25
21

2nd

preferred

*100'A

101%

101%

101'A

101'A

*101'A

103

40C

*126

Steel

55

20,900

29 Ye May
4
42
Jan 31

30

Mar 10

$5

Corp

White

Dental

White

Motor

5'A%

White

5

Mfg
Co

Sewing

Wilson

&

Jun

Apr 27

Jun

14

148% Jan

13

21% Jan

I

24% Feb

21

Wisconsin

T

88% Apr

21

Woodward

52% Jan

11

Woolworth

6%

54% Dec

3

53'A Dec

6

48

96 % Nov

8

92% Jan

7

192% Dec

100% May 18

Prior

6

preferred

179% jan

s

212 Va Apr

11

Prior

pfd

Mar 22

100% Jun

30

70

Jun

17

37

Jan

54 Va Nov

16

Sep

52% Jan

3

30

27'A Apr
60 Vz Apr

Yale

&

13

22y8Jun

29

27% Jan

11

York

13

Corp

52'A July
1
25% Jan 25

01% Jan

13

32% Apr

26

67% Jan

0

86'A Jun

22,

14

6

11 Va Jun

28

9

31

63% Jun
9
4% Feb 26

96

7%




Nov

29

May 20

85

Jan

Jan

18

6% Jan

5

4 Va %

Towne

Zenith

Radio

Zonite

Products

10%
26'A

26%

2,100

32

32%

2,90£J

12%

12%

12%

12%

8,900

84'/a

*83%

84'A

84

84

11 Va

11%

*10'A

11'A

23 Va

23

23 Va

23

23'A

33%

33%

12%

12%

12%

*83'A

84'A

*10'A

*31%

12%

12%

12%

83 Va

83%

*83%

11 Va

♦10'A

11%

22%

23Va

32%

33%

*33 y4

33%

33'A

33'A

141%

141%

*140 Va

141 %

48'A
55%

series..100

96

serles.100

205

*140 Va

•10%

300

11'A

100

23

23%

10,700

33 Va

33%

3,400

*140'A

141'A

20

141'A

23 "A

23%

23%

23 Va

23%

23'A

23%

23'A

23%

2,500

85%

85%

86

86

87

87

87%

87

87%

1,400

49

48%

48%

4 8'A

49

56

55%

56

54%

55

*96 'A

*96

97

*203

96Va
205

206

*203
100

48%

97

98

98'A

98%

99

100'A

10

10'A

10%

10%

10

10%

10'A

10%

28

67%

08

68

22%

22%

22'/a

54

53

69%
22Vz
53

69'A
22%

53

*53

*26%
82%
16%

70
22%
54
27
83%
17

66%

67%

1

22%

22%

50

54%

54%

par

27%

27%

par

82

84%

par

16%

17

.No par

118%

1

7%

118%
8

"

*27'A

82

xl6%

117

7%

83%
17 Va

81%
16%

27'/s
83'A
17

117%

114%

117%

27%

"27

a

Deferred

117

delivery,

r

,

8%

Cash

130

101

1,300

value,

190

10 Va

11'A

69'A

69.4
22%
53
27
84Je

22'A
52 Va

126%
82»A
16%

118

118

8

7%

8

103

♦100'A

100%

—5

3.20C

203

No par

22.20C

55%
97

48%

-97'A
206

*203

206

48%

55'A
96

48 Va

55%

55

*96%
99%

_

Corp

32 Va

10

Co

Corp

11%
27%

*31%

22%

10

119,300

11%

32

142

320

32%

11%
27

11%
27'A

31%

23%

100

26%

10

26%

32%

*84'A

100

10%

9%
26'A

142

40%

41%
100'A

26

9'A

(L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube— No
Youngstown Steel Door
No

9

May

41 Va

100

11

26'A

preferred

Young

10Va Mar 23

134

Mfg

7,100

41%
99'A

32 Va

common

convertible

41%

28

l

Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co

21 Va

31

conv

28

1,100

99

10

4%%

12,100

28%

40%

common

4% %

33%

28%

28 Va

Co

Corp

33 Va

27%

99%

10

(F W)

34 Va

27%

41%

10

430

103

34

28 Va

Corp..10

102

102

102

34%

41

com

53%

54%

54

101

99%

28

No par

Service

33%

41%

Co

4

Feb

34'A

*126

*126

54'A

99

—100

Iron

101

101

No par

common

Public

4

12

33%

101

27%

Grocery Co

23

3

34 Va

20

preferred

Worthington

100

100'A

33

53 Va

98'A

common__l

Elec Power Co

77% Jan

59% Mar 30

100

54%

5

Inc

Lovett

53%

100'A
*126

*126

54%

41 Va

^

$4.25

&

101%

1

Co

Co

68

20
.

L

Machine

Prior preference

Oil

53%

65%

100

(The S S)

common

preferred

Wilcox

—100

Corp com
12Va
prior preference_.No par

conv

Whirlpool

Lake Erie Ry

40% Apr
30% Jan

Dec

4,900

&

60

15

67'A

Wheeling

23

74% Dec

66 Va

Wheeling

22

Jan

66%

11

Wisconsin

11 Va Jan

66 Va

58% Apr
6
103% Apr 15
38% Apr 25

103% Mar 18

127% Jan

35

38

66%

72,200

30

Dec

66

58,900

Winn

27

3,000

67

6,000

50,000

26% May 11

May

64

68

18% Mar 21

20

33%

25%

14

51 y2 Jun

33%

63%

29%

11% May 19

9% May

34'/a
63

103

61 Va

9% Mar 18

8

33%
63

*101%

29 Va

15

11% Oct

102'A

34'A
64

103

25»/a

84

22

*101'A

33%
62

68'A

Brake.

preferred
Wilson-Jones Co

6% Jan

*101'A

35'A
65

25%

29

86

103

33%
*64

29%

ft

12

*101 Vz

35
66

67%

75

Nov

103

34%
64'A

2 5 Va

19

94

*101 'A

29 Va

Telegraph new__2.50
Air

10

7

100

130

25%

Union

Westinghouse

12% Feb

12

1.70C

67%

14

Jan

27%

110

29%

14% Apr

Jan

3,900

27%

*108

28%

«

77

23%

27%

110

67

10% Jan

116

23%

27%

*108

25'A

28

Mar 14

23%

27%

68%

37

45% May 12

23%

27%

26%

11% Jun

Jan

23%

28

29'A

7% Mar 30

140,

109%

23'A

27%

67%

27% Jun

_

109%

23%

28

25%

<

_

108'A

23%

27%

28%

•

21% Dec

108%

23%

29'A

22% Jan

69% Nov

108'A

26%

22% Jan

8

5.5CC

69

18

14

47%

68%

31

18% Jan

47

Westinghouse Electric common_12ya
3.80%
preferred series B
100

Jun

39% Jan

47 Va

28%

100 Va Jun

Mar 14

46%

67%

12% Dec

33% Aug
2
147% Dec 16

46%

25Va

26

6

45'A

10

12

21

45%

,

Western

18

78% Dec

Jan

45%

45 Va

4.80% preferred
100
Western Maryland Ry common__100

22

28% Jan

2,000

10

noncum

10

44

44'A

4%

103

44

23%

Supply Co

5C

103

104%

*103

44

108'A

Auto

26%

43%

1

Western

26%

42

100

Paper
preferred

% %

Western Air Lines Inc.—

104%

26%

40'A

common—5

4

Pulp

26%

40%

40

&

26 Va

26'A

*39%

40

9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
137

26

83% Feb

25

20% Dec

26'A

28% Jun (i9
32% Feb 15

Mar 14

Jan

108'A

Western Pacific RR common.No par

10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16

8

26

5

4%%

West

34 Va Dec
68

Power

30

Apr 28
41% Apr 26

22

Penn

8

16%

15,700

3,700
11,900
2,100
500

28.0CC

8,500

119%

3,200

8

2,800,

wd When

distributed.

Number 5443

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(27)

1

*

Bond Record

New York Stock Exchange

<o>
FRIDAY

The

italic

letters

In

the
'<•

YEARLY

-

Period" indicate in each

the month when the bonds mature.

case

decimal point represent one or more, 32nds

after

Figures

WEEKLY

-

"Interest

headed

column

of

a

point

AND

LOW

Year 1954'

Lowest

Highest

Lowest'

NEW

Range since Jan. I

Monday

IW>NB»

GOVERNMENT

Range for Previous

Low

EXCHANGE

Highest

Tuesday

June 27

STOCK

YORK

HIGH

Low

High

SALE

rmicRs

Thursday

Wednesday

June 28

»

Low

High

Friday

June :>0

June 29

Low

High

Sales fwr

July I
Low

High

the Week

Bonds (S)

High

1078-1983
_1995

*106

106.8

*106

*105.28

106.2

*105.30

106.4

*100.9

100.13

*100.8

100.12

*100.7

100.11

*100.6

100.10

*100.7

100.11

Treasury 2%s

1956-1959

*101.20

101.24

*101.20

101.24

*101.18

101.22

*101.16

101.20

*101.16

101.20

Treasury 2%s

1961

*99.31

100.2

*100.1

100.4

*100.1

100.4

*100.1

100.4

*100.1

100.4

2%s

..1958-1963

*103.8

103.16

*103.8

103.16

*103

103.8

*103

103.8

*103

103.8

Treasury 2%a

1960-1965

*104.28

105.4

"-104.28

105.4

*104.28

105.4

*104.28

105.4

*104.28

105.4

Treasury 2yas

108.28 Jan

1956-1958

*100.8

100.10

*100.6

100.8

*100.7

100.9

*100.7

100.9

*100.7

100.9

100.1

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

*100.1

100.3

Treasury

10

108.28 Jan

3%s

Treasury

10

3s

Treasury
Feb

2Q8

Feb

108

19

19

_

1958

Treasury 2Vis
Feb

100.4

1

100.4

Treasury 2%b

1

Feb

Dee 15

1961
1962-1967
Aug 15 1963

Treasury 2Vis
Treasury

2Vis

100.12 Aug

Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vi 8

~4

2Vis

Treasury

99.20 Feb

300.17 Oct

7

100.17 Oct

7

International

Jan

100.8

Aug

Jan

100.8

1C1.16 Jan

96.16

*96.6

96.10

*96.6

96.10

*96.8

96.12

96.4

*95.28

*95.30

96.2

96

*95.28

96

*95.28

96.2

*96

96.4

*95.28

96

*95.28

96

*95.28

96

95.30

*95.28

96

*95.24

85.28

*95.24

95.28

*95.24

95.28

*95.24

95.28

*95.28

96

*35.24

95.28

*95.22

93.25

*95.22

95.26

*9o.24

9o.28

*95.26

95.30

*95.24

95.28

*95.22

95.26

*95.24

95.28

*95.24

95.28

*9o.26

9o.3U

*55.24

95.28

*95.22

55.26

*95.22

95.26

*95.24

95.28

*95.26

95.30

*55.24

95.28

*95.22

55.20

*93.24

93.^8

*99.16

99.20

*99.17

99.21

*99.18

59.22

*99.24

99.26

*99.25

99.27

*99.24

99.26

*59.24

99.26

*39.24

99.26

*99.6

9d-8

*99.4

99.6

*99.1

96.3

*99

99.2

*99

93.2

June 1959-1962

*97.8

97.11

*97.10

9/.13

*97.7

97.10

*97.8

97.11

*97.8

Dec 1959-1962

*97.8

97.11

*97.9

97.12

*97.6

97.9

*97.7

97.10

*97.7

9i.x0

*97.24

97.27

*97.25

97.27

*97.23

97.26

*97.22

97.25

*a i.22

57.25

Nov 15
Bank

1958

1960

for

Development
*98.12

*98.12

*98.12

98,24

*98.12

98.24

1972
1976

1

1981

*101.8

101.20

*101.8

101.20

*101.8

101.20

*101.8

101.20

*101

101.12

27

23-year 3Vis
19-year 3y2s

May 15

197s

*102.16

103

*102.16

,02

*102.16

103

*102.16

103

*102.16

10 j

Oct

1971

*104

104.12

*104

104.12

*104

104.12

*10o.24

104.8

*103.28

104.12

100.12

*100.1(5

j 00.28

*100.16

100.28

*100.16

100.28

*10U.12

100.24

102.16 Jun

102.24 Jan

17

103.24 May 25

100.12 Jun

22

103.12 Feb

7

101.4

Mar

104

24

Jan

7

3-year

100.12

bonds

1969

*104

104.12

*104

104.12

*104

104.12

*103.28

104.12

*103.24

104.8

1959

*100.8

100.20

*100.8

100.20

*100.8

100.20

*100.8

100.20

*100.8

lo0.*0

15

1956

due Feb

15

1957

*99

Period

hale Price

*99.16

100.8

*99.1fr 100.8

*99

I'jO

*99

*99

100

*98.16

99.16

*97

98

*97.

98

*97

98

*97

98

*97

98

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*96.16

97.16

*bu.l6

9 (.16

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

*96

97

96

*95

96

*95

96

*95

96

*95

96

1958
1959
1960

due Feb 15

1961

*96

due Feb

1962

*95

k Exchange dealings,

WEEK ENDED JULY

a

'

Odd lot transactions,

e

Cash sale,

1

Sold

Week's Range

Jan. 1

Low

NO.

High

High

(continued)

Last

Period

New York Stock Exchange

Brazil

or

Interest

BONDS

Range since

Bid & Asked

Low

Registered bond transactions.

r

Friday
Bonds

Friday's

Sale Price

Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

—

3%s series No.

Quar-June

♦110

111

'

18

June-Dec

19

June-Dec

Trannit Unification
S%

20

June-Dec

33/is series No. 21

June-Dec

103 5;!

Jane-Dec

1980

103 Vi

♦

June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec

105Vi

33/ts series No. 24
SVis series No. 25

3Vis series No. 26
33/4S series No. 27
3Vis series No. 28

Members

120

REctor 2-2300

New

25-year

Teletype

York Stock Exchange

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A External

Fwraign

Government and Mnnlaipnl

A As

—»

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99%

99 Vi

89

*93%

1945—Jan-July
Jan-July
1946—Jan-July
fAExternal sinking fund 7s ser D 1945—Jan-July
A External sinking fund 7s 1st ser 1957_Aprll-Oct

101 V4

89

fAExternal sinking fund 7s set B 1945

*93 %

86%

86%

lAExternal sinking fund 7s ser C

*93%

89

89

*93 V'a

86%

88

*93%

86%

87

1957_April-Oct

*93 %

86%

88

1957—April-Oct

*93%.

89

89

AExtemal
A External

sink

sec

fd

7s

7s 3rd

sink fd

sec

2nd

ser

ser

Jan-July

2C-ycar 2s s f $ bonds 1978
(Commonwealth of)—

57

56 V'a

Vtb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
June-Dec

IC-jsar 2V4S 1956

10-ytar 3As 1957

57

20-year SVis 1966

;

3%s 1962
15-year 3 Vis 1969

15-year

100V4 100'A

54%

34

100

57'%

5

101

100 Vi 100 3 a

31

99%

101

99%

27

97%

991/4

99%

10

97

98

98%

11

97%

100 V'a 100%

37

98 3

99 Vi

98

100'/a

4

99 7/a

100

1017/a
152

Consol

AChilean

100

128

assented

extl loan 4s 1964 June-Dec
—June-Dec
April-Oct
iAEiazii (U S of) external 8s 1941
__June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
Belgium

a

Berlin

(Kingdom of)

(City of)

*154

Feb-Aug

1945

6Vis

State)

(Free

6s 1958

reduced to

AExtemal

s

Stamped

f 6Vis of

s

f

6Vis of 1927 due

Stamped pursuant
reduced to

IA 78

1926 due

to Plan A
3.375%)
1979

to

to Plan A

3.375%)

(Central Ry)

—

April-Ocf

1957

(Interest
April-Oct

~4

118%

12

60

118'/a

127'%

11

70

127.'%

*100

—

—

*100

66 Va

—

—

66%

101'A

100

64%

71
—

/

—

14

llu

62%

105

100

67

101'%
67

AChinese

(interest
64 Vi

April-Oct
June-Dec

1979

64%

1

103'%

1

100 Vi

101 %

16

100%

103 y8

98 Vi

10

97%

100 y2

98 Vi

98Vi

~£r

97 Vi

100 V'a

56 Vi

98 Vi

56'A

101 a'a

54

57

of

ext

57'A

*76

68%

73%

*46

40 3 a

42

*76

68'A

77 Vi

39 »A

41%

*76

68 y2

71%

Feb-Aug

39%

47 y2

76

76

68'A

77

46'A

46'A

39%

47%

*46

Feb-Aug

1962
1960

7s

68 V'a

40'A

41 V'a

*76

69

69

*46

39%

J\ 47 Vi

*76

68 Vi

69 Va
40 Va

1927

Jan

38 Vi

47%

*76

68%

72%

*46

47%

47%

46 y2

45

131

39 Va

*76

68 'A

70

*46

39%

41

„

*76

69 Va

77 'A

*46

39%

47 Vi

*76

May-Nov
May-Nov
Mar-Sept

69 Va

69 V'a

11%

14

*46
—

12%

*11 Vi

124

156

*122

119

123%

*122

120

123 Vi

155 Va 156

Mar-Sept

66 %

34

99%

99%

70

99%

99%

6

66

1970—April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nou
Feb-Aug

--

9- 'H

June-Dec

wal,"«0V
May-Nov
1953 due 1972.
—April-Oct
4V2s external 1977
June-Dec

*75 'A

—

6b

111,8

65 Va

66

110% 111 Va

12

16

65 Vi

66'A

63%

65'/a

82 %

79%

86

83Vi

79%

85 Vi

64

64

23

For

Financial Institutions

8%
•.

Externa) dollar bonds of 1944

(Plan B)June-Dec

3 Vie series No.

1

3%t series No.

2.

_June-Dec

8Vie eerles No.

3.

June-Dec

82

82

SV4fi eerles No.

4.

June-Dec

*82

85

82Va
*82

3 Vie eerles No.

June-Dec

June-Dec

*86

3V4b eerles No.

June-Dec

*85

SVie eerles No.

June-Dec

80

86
92

91

83

87 Vi

90

90

<=921

3V4e eerles No.

10

June-Dec

3Vie btries No.

11

—June-Dec

*86

SVie eerles No. 12

—June-Deo

8 Vie eerles No. 13.

.June-Dec

3Vie eerles No. 14.

—June-Dec

92

3%b eerles No.

15
16

June-Dec

J%8 eerles No. 17

June-Dec

For footnotes

see




page

31.

87

84%

85

79 '4

87

84

85

85

82

85

*85

85

85

*83%

92

87 Va

88

r ARL MARKS & P.O. INC.
FOREIGN SECURITIES

SPECIALISTS

89

87

*87
87

June-Dec

3 Vie fceries No.

92%

83
87

*86

MARKETS

85'A

86

*90

SECURITIES

FIRM TRADING

86

92

*82

3Vie eerles No.

79%
79 3A

FOREIGN

50 Broad St.,

New York 4, N.

Telephone HAnover 2-00501

62 Va

Y.

Teletype NY 1-971

68 Vi

99

101V4

99Vi

101 %

66

—

102

03%

63%

41%

*46
—

1961—April-Oct

1947
jASinklng fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
lASinking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
lACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
25-year gold 4Y2s 1953
IACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
(Republic of)

J46

1961

Mortgage Bank 6 Vis

2Vis ref $ bonds

*46

June-Dec

5s 1951

(City of) 6%s 1950
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct

69'/a

*76
*46

Mar-Sept

1960

sinking fund dollar bonds

I AColumbia

57

54%

—

*63%

__

funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 3.375%)
1979
April-Oct

61%
101

*100

(Interest
June-Dec

A6s

3s

Municipal

(Hukuang Ry)

AColumbia

Cuba

April-Oct

1957

1952

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 3.5%)
1978

104% 104%
118

*65

June-Dec

pursuant

reduced
AExtemal

1978

3.5%)

159

117

104%
118 Va

JAgVie external loan 1950

103

*46

1961

1962

assented

A 7s

IA Cologne
fAEavarla

100%

Aprfl-OcI

AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
A 6s

87

10

98

101%

1961—.Jan-July
Jan-July
AExtemal sinking fund 6s Sept 1961—Mar-SeptA 6s assented Sept 1961
Mar-Sept
AExtemal sinking fund 6s 1962
April-OctA 6s
assented 1962
April-Oct
AExtemal sinking fund 6s 1963
May-Nov
A 6s assented
1963
Mag-Nov
Extl sink fund $ bonds 3s 1993
June-Dec
AChlle Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957
June-Dec
A 6 V2s assented 1957
June-Dec
A 6 Vis
assented 1961
June-Dec
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
April-Oct
A 88 assented
1961
April-Oct

100'A

98%

86

100% 101 Va

.

Australia

20-year SVis 1967

81

*56 Vi

ARy external sinking fund 6s Jan
A 6s assented Jan
1961

collateral 7s A

(Dept)

lAAntioquia

Feb

81

88

April-Oct

6s 1960

1960

sinking fund 6s Feb 1961

assented

85
93

102 >A 102 Vi

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept

sinking fund

assented,

A 6s

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
SACuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
Feb-Aug
S A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948——April-Oct
Ahersbu* (Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sep

100:,i

lAChlle

AExtemal

87

84'/a
87

*86

30-yr 3s s f bds 1978Jan-JuZy

(Dept of)

87'A

81

*83 '/'a

(Republic) external s I 7b 1942—May-Noo
IA 7s assented 1942
May-Woo

NY 1-1693

Broadway, New York

90

79 y.

*86

sinking fund 5s 1957
Mar-Sept
5s 1958—
Feb-Aug
30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-July
Canada (Dominion of) 3Vis 1961
Jan-July
1974
2Vis 1975

84

87 Vi

*83 Vb

(Dept of)

25-year 2Vi

96

54

.*87

Sinking fund gold

WERTHEIM & Co.

83'/a

88

*86

Brisbane (City)
Caldas

Telephone

84

*85

3%s series No. 23

Foreign Securities

High

95

*84

June-Dec

Low

793/a
82

*85

3Vis series No. 30

102H

104

Jan. 1

No.

*88

3%s series No. 22

Issue—

Ociporate Stock

Range since

hold

87

*87

3%8 series No.

York City

Bonds

*83'/a

3 Vis series No. 29

Now

High

*85 '/a

3 %s series No.

Issuo—
1961

99.16

99.16

Week's Range
or

*98.16

*98.16

due Feb

FOR

100.8

100

99.16

due Feb 15

yet been admitted to Stoc

*99.16

*98.16

due Feb 15

15

100

100.8

99.16

*98.16

15

*99.16
*99

100.8
100

due Feb

RANGE
Last

4,0o0
12,000

1950

of

2s

Friday

98.28

1956

2s

Interest

*9o.l6

98.28

*98.16

98.28

1

*99.16

as

*58.16

1

2s

IThis Issue has not

98.28

Oct

2 Vis

2s

No sales transacted this day.

*9316

9c.28

Jan

3s

15-year 3Vis

25

15

*98.16

2s

3s

98.24

15
-1

Oct

2s

Canal

98.24

*98.12

98.24

July

2s

PanaiES

97.11

Mar

Serial

Ywritert*!

99.23

*99.19

99.22

*99.18

1956-1959

30-year 3'As

26

New York Stock Exchange

,

96

5

Jan

BONDS

*96

Jan

102.8

2

? 5-year

*B1d ard asked price.

98.20

25-year 3s__

July 15

102.28 Feb

104.24

98.1

*96.12

*38.17

25-year 3s

102.4

1

97.10

*y7.30

10

9

13

1C1.20 Feb

*97.6

58

14

6

104.12 Man 10

102.24 Feb

97.10

*97.29

99.10 Feb

102.16 Aug

Apr

*97.6

98

*98.17

99.12 Jan

102.8

Feb

98.20

97.10

*97.29

20

Apr

98

101.16 Mar

£4.24 Jan
301

9

*98.17

*97.6

98.3

May 25

98

Aug 12

98.20

97.14

*98

*93.26

1957-1959

Reconstruction Ac

£4.8
£3.8

98.22

*97.10

98.2

*95.30

.June 15

Treasury 2y«s
Treasury 2'As
Treasury 2Vis

15

*98.19

97.12

96.12

Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Via
15

98.22

*97.31

*96.8

Sept 1967-1972
Dec 1967-1972

Treasury 2 Vi8

59.20 Feb

*98.19
*97.8

1965-1970
1966-1971
June 1967-1972

Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis

25

100.22 July 29

15

106.4

Dec 1964-1969

2Vis

Treasury
98.29 Feb

*105.30

1963-1968
.June 1964-1969

Treasury 2Vis
ICO.12 Aug 25

*99.31

106.8

57%
110

75 Vi

66
113

27

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(28)

_•

.

FOR

RANGE

Friday
BONDS

Interest

Last

New York Stock Exchange

Period

Sale Price

3s

(Dept of)

Chechoslovakia

1878

or

High
56%

Range since

Sold

Friday's

BONDS

Jan. 1

No.

Low

New York Stock

8%s extl

J.

Mtl

b

dollar

Aprll-Ocl

loan of

Sao

dollar bonds

0%s

dollar

bonds

100%

Prussian

1978

Jan-July
Jan-Jul,

197d

80 Vs
*72

„

42%
100%

1953---

.May-Nov

Issue

bonds

Ban Paulo

12

9J

n

71%

1953

1953

due

1963—Jan-July

99%

71%

73

128

157%

245

53

83 %

85'%

June-Tito

3s

dollar

bonds

1972

June-Dec

German

(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
IA7s gold bonds 1949—

9474

93%
71'/4

3?)

94%

3J

73

69%

(Young loan)

127 74 127V4

4

119% 119%

3

'

90

Powev—

Greek

Government—

A7s

part

paid

0%s
100 %

*100

100%

1964

May-Now

—

AOs

part paid
1968
Hamburg (State of) 6s 1946—
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%b 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6'/as 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977

30%

33%

76

27%

28%

30%

41

25 '/a

*145

Jan-July

*207

April-Oct
Jan-July

102

122

147'%

178%
1

102

98

207
102

00%

65'%

66%

24

58

04%

64%'

64%

16

57

1952

67 %

59

59

Jan-July

(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A0%s extl loan of '24 1954
1954

extl

extended to

loan

1965

of

'30

ANew
Mexico

of

1899

new

163

4s

agreem't)

of

93%

2

140'%

15

9%

agreem't)

(1942

agree't)

c!9%

1963_Jan-July

A4yas

20%

27

86 74

92

54%

9%

(assented

to

lAMUan

9%

10 y«

(1942

agree't)

16%

—

10%

10

2.125%) 2008
ex'l sinking fund 6'/as
A

f

sinking fund
extl

loan

old

extl sink

of)

6s

APeru

to

(Republic
extl

1

ANat

|

loan
Joan

extl

a

f
f

6s

1st

6s

assented

|ARlo

de

Janeiro

7s

1950

(City of)

8s

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

to

lAExternal

2.375%)

secured
to

2%)

A

Feb-Aug

A

Feb-Aug

(State of) —
|A8s external loan of 1921
1946

Afa

to

external

Stamped

2.5%)

alnklng fund gold

purauant

reduced to 2%)
A7» external

loan

to

Plan

A

(City)

1952

reduced
For

to

2.375%)

footnotes

see

711/4

2001

page

31.




1966

5s

inc

5s

deb

sub

Investment

Stamped 4a July 1

60

*37'/a

30

41

69

77

77

77

747a

80

Va

253

92 Va

23

92

94%

94 %

94%

38

94

98

89%

89%

89%

8

8874

93'/a

92'/a

92%

92%

20

93%

94

24

93 Va

9774

103% 104'4

29

103%

105 74

96%

16

95%

98 '4

149 >4

96%

1984

3%s

debs

1962

& Charl

96%

Line

ser

Ry 3%c

1963

1964

100

98%
*101

92

95%

95 %

119

107'/a

98 74

89
80

Va

40
2

78 74

85

100'4

102

114'4 116

103

117%

12174

46

114%

1167a

102%

103'/a

107'/4 108
*102%

103 Va

103

73 V2

243

79'4

118 '4 119%

*__

97

10174
101

83%

85

78%

99 74

100

10074

90

*101

114%

5

98''8
102'4

*80%
79

1

100

*88%

May-Nov
May-Wow
June-Dec

103Va
109%

107

101%

10514

o&n-jmy

*__

103%

103

105 '4

Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Jan-July

*99

100%

100

100

97%

97

100

103% 103%

103

105

Mar-Sept

1980-

A

ser C 1972
3%s series D 1980

474s

mtge

22

99% 100

Aprll-Ocf

1995

Air

—

1960

97%

__

15%

Baltimore & Ohio RR—
First mortgage 4s series A
First mortgage 5%
series

17

Series G

due Dec

10%

1574

Series

K

due

March

2000

Series M

due

March 1 1996

Mar-Seot

15%

10

16

*18'/a

19

11%

19

*15

16

—

*40

*101%
*164

—

170

*65

*40%

40%

41

*37

37%

80

77%
141

83%

Telephone

|A6%s

65

43%
58 ya

30

*38

41%

*42%

—

42

47
63

40%

43

39

117

10974

41
120

conv

First

54

59

1960

June-Dec

1951

debentures

debentures

C

101

102

105

103%

107%

101

101%

101

103

94

103%

101 Va

25

94

103

98%

98%

9 9'4

99

93%

10074

89:%

8 8'4

89%

121

-

79

92 Va

debentures

1980—

debs 1981_^

Buffalo

Shoe

Co

Niagara

3%s

debs

Elec first

1971

mtge 2%s

10474

101% 102 Vs

10174

10174 102

46

9674

103

99

70

93

100

5

98%

101

12

104 74

99

99

105

105

9974 100
105 74

*96

951/4

10874
98V»

95
141

14074 142
*140%
9674

Jan-July
May-Nou
Jan-July
May-Nov

101 Vn

101%

Feb-Aug

1959

*95

*98 '4

125

91

91
*87

84%
71%

84 74

6878
♦98 »4

9474

*10178

Jan-July

3

128 Va

104

1431%
1431/a

105

—

96%

17

96

99%

97

95%

99%

—

98 '/a

101 v.

119% 125
*97 Va

Mar-Sept

mortgage 5s series AC 1967
mortgage 4%s series JJ 1961
mortgage 4s series RR 1960

2,326

112%

125

99

97V4

100

91

79

91%

89

8074

88

85%

86

72 74

86

71%

53

53%

7174

97 74

99

—

947a

93 Va

~

101%

97

102 Va

9 4'4

1975_May-Nov

94'4

19

94V4

98 74

96

96%

79

93V4

97Va

1

1047a

105%

3

9214

Buffalo Rochester ft Pittsburgh Ry—

8tamoed

(interest

series

Mar-Sepf
April-Oct
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4'/2s series A July 1970-May-Now
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtg 274s 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
First

First

Brown
♦39
*115

f

5s

iTbe) Co 'j'/bs
Boston 8c Maine RR—

64

62

*62

105%

RR 4Vas conv

Pa

Borden

53

63

f

s

s

of

Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979

75

49%

series D 1985—Jan-July

Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 274s series J 1976

39

75

ref M 4s

1976—Jan-July
April-Oct
Beneficial Industrial Loan 2'/aS debs 1961_May-Nov
ABerlin City Electric 6s 1955
April-Oct
Bell

159%

40%

and

Bangor ft Aroostook

41 y4

101%

3(4s

67

105

Toledo-Cincinnati division—

56 Va

*57

June-Dec

16

58%
42

1

10

40%
—

1995

1

A4%» convertible Income Feb 1 2010
May
Pittsburgh Lake Erie Si West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980
May-Now
B'western div first mortgage 5% ser A
(3%% fixed St 1%% conting int) 1980_Jan-Ju!y
First lien

*101%

105

Mar-Sept

22

*15

59

22

102% 103
,

Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%
fixed and 3%
contingent interest) —

7674
78

12 %

15%

.

68

14

*22

*40%

July 1975
April-Oct
B (4% fixed
contingent interest) July 1975-Aprll-Oct

and 1%

68

__

*76

♦62

May-Now

99

9074

88

60

May-Nov
A

96

87

79

Quar-Jan
April-Oct
May-Nou
Mar-Sepf

1995

Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995

v

StamDed pursuant to
Plan

Co

4s July

1977

Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
3y«s debentures 1979

*59

June-Dec
June-Dec

%

93

(Interest

1926

90

145

*53

April-Oct

8s

8c

163

*74

due 1966
May-Noo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to
2.25%) 2004
_June-Deo
Vs 1967 stamped
purauant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
IA Rome (City of)
6%s 1952

|ABao Paulo

Products Co

141 i/a

Aprll-Ocf

2012

of

P W

*150

(Interest
1968

5

94

99

89'

June-Dec
Aprll-Ocf

1960

Corp 4s
3%s debs

gold

first

mortgage 4s

Aprll-Ocf

A

1999

99

103

101%
106

*100

90'4

,—Feb-Aug

Nitrate

mige

(Interest

2012

Bio Grande do Sul

reduced

1977

Inc

A6%s

Aprll-Ocf

1953

Stamped pursuant to Plan

debentures

Gen

(Interest

2001

6yas

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced

1946

Mar-Sepf
Aprll-Ocf

104 7a

100

General

*17

Apr-Ocf

99'4

63

28

Gen

*76

Fwto Alegre (City of) —
8a 1961 stamped pursuant
to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%
)
2001
Jan-July
7%s 19G6 stamped pursuant to
Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
APrussla (Free Btate) 0%s
('26 loan)
1951_Mar-Sepl
A6s s f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952

19

100'4 100%

103 Va

88

47

99%

105%

99%
105

Aprll-Ocf

1969

100%

88

100%

100'/a 101%

85
105 %
100 Va

100%

debentures

143 Va

80%

99

136%

102'/a

1281/4

103

80

103%

101% 104

Ann Arbor

101 %

145

5

99

1.01

33

Anheuser-Busch

v*

101%

145

2

16

78

3 y«s

99'/a

93

2

83

"4

128

April-Oct

Jan-July

100%

v*

96

145% 146%

3a

99%

99

—

103% 103%
99

105

109 Va

101% 101

*103

25

96

103

101%

Associates

99'/a

103'4

102

146%

1984

—

1

<

—

92%

1965

*144% 147

I960—June-Dec
1961—Aprll-Ocf
April-Oct

15

95'/a

June-Dec

58

38

•807s

Mar-Sepf

debs

debentures

Armour

(interest

L

1?
165 Va

American Tobacco Co debentures 3s 1962—Aprfl-Oct

19

120

38

39%

103%

Feb-Aug

99%

1963

lARhine-Maln-Danube

conv

1

83

—June-Dec

99%

1940

8%

73

1971

Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A

lAStablllzatlon loan slnir-fund 7s
1947—Aprll-Ocf
A4 %a assented 1968
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
A4%s

debentures

102 »/a

series

6s

11%
10

13

101% 101%

June-Dec

99%

series

2nd

lAPoland (Republic of) gold
A4yas assented 1958—*

88

92 '4

1987

*99'%

1959

971/4

74

100 %

101

78%

debentures

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sepf

99%

93

Feb-Aug

8%s debentures 1973

Atlanta

88

»
*

95 Va

*107'4

April-Oct

101

A

99

94

96

9 6'/a

140

*—

June-Dec

1982

100

1947

1966

debentures

4

92%

~5

98

April-Oct
Jan-July

100'/a 100%

92'/2

—

9474

*103% 105%

June-Dec

1975

1031/4

1

—

10

95%

companies

1970—May-Nov

1986

100

99%

94

8174

3

*102 '/e

Mar-Sepf
Feb-Aug

debentures

3

2.125% )
2008
of) external 7s

ANat

debentures

2

A0%s extl loan (30-year) 1958
0%s due 1958 extended to 1968

reduced

3s

99 AS

Feb-Auy

'

Va

15874

149

19 Va

95 %

April-Oct

18%

17%

100% 100%

1970—June-Deo

86

88

12

Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
May-Nou
April-Ocf

debentures

3V48

17%

112%

19 AS

87

138

131

164% 165'%

Si

Anglo-Lautaro

99iJ

—

*15

12

industrial

2%a

16%

68

May-Nov

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May -Nov
May -Nov
Mar-Sept

and

1956

3%s

100'/a 100'/a

Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IA 6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
8s due 1953 extended
to 1963

7s

Airlines

Ltd

1965—-April-Oct

fund 5s

Plan

of* Canada

S%8

Mar-Sept

92

*79'/a

—June-Dec

2%s

A

1952

lAPernambuco (State of)
Stamped pursuant to

debentures

2s

April-Oct

4'/4S

95

*100

Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
Jan-June

(Interest

sinking fund external loan 1963
8%a sinking fund external
1957

Municipal Bank

Co

American

16'%

%

—

„,

94

96%

June-Dec

American Telephone & Telegraph Co-r2%s debentures 1980

15%

19

4a

lANuremberg (City

Mfg

10

15%

♦114

1965

new

1881

2%s

Mar-Sepf

127

7074

—

*96

American Bosch

16'/a

*38

127

—"

9514

Feb-Aug

American

9%

19

(Kingdom of) 33/4t< 1957
(Kingdom oft 4%s 1956

s

17%

16%

*38'/a

17

100%

—

Feb-Aug

6s of '26 1961
extended to 1971

17

16%

*18

fatherlands

4%s

1958

7s

(City of)

2%s

Mar-Sepf
1959—Mar-Sepf

20

100

Valley (Dept of)

external
1958

2%s

*17%

to

_

93 %

,

Jan-July

18 '/a

,.

Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.125%) 2008

External

—

Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov

1984

16%

ASecured extl sinking fund
6%s 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest

Norway

—

*160 74

—May-Nov

16%

—

April-Oct

(City of) 0%s 1952
(State)—
•*

due

Aluminum

1963_Jan-July

Mlnas Geraes

ASecured

—

—

*89

May-Nov

1979-1

1st mortgage 3'/8S 1984
Albany Si Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998^
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978

Jan-July

assented

reduced

*8G

Great Southern 3'/4s 1967
May-Not
Alabama Power first mortgage 3%s 1972—Jan-July

1922

1933

ASmall

1979—.—

Aluminum Co of America 3'/es 1964
3s s f debentures
1979
'

*16%

1963_Jan-July

f ASmall
new

1017a

57

20

56%

6s

>15%

1913

(City)

assented

AYokohama

.

agree't)

ASmall

A8s

991/4

ID

1274

*135

June-Dec

conversion

AWarsaw

to 1922 agree't)

(1942

1963

to

Valle Del Cauca See Cauca

Jan-July

6s of

Jan-July

readjustment

Allls-Chalmers

*17 Vs

-

assented

extended

1953

158'%

1945—Quar-Jan

June-Dec
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree¬

agreement)

8974

—

w—

16%

OO

Jan-July

1981—„

Alabama

1968_Jan-Juiy

1945

lATreasury

■

*83.

101

82

—

56%

assented

new

*

Jan-July

railroad

I ASmall
A4s

18 '4

*15%

June-Dec

—

94,

19

93 %

*17%

ment)

2474

Ltd—

8%s external readjustment

uQuar-Jan

(1922

-

1910

*

June-Dec

1971

f

s

extended to

1971

9874

*98

_June-Dec

1958
,—

.

1945

(assented

1954

new

25

1974

83

1781/4

27

*92

-

due
A4s

IA

20'4

7

*160

I%8-4yeB-4^rs external conversion 1978_June-Dec
4s-4 74s-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug

—

assented

1904

12

77

118

mniiiziiiizziniiiiii_i

ASmall
A4s of

85

83

123 <4

—

A5s

2174

21%

June-Dec
1962

7s

External

—

(1942

due

assented

2274

21'4

May-Nov

(Republic) external 8s 1946
sinking fund 6s 1960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4yas (dollar bond of 1937) —.

!

§Asmaii

1962

AExternal

1943—May-Noo

| A Large
IA Small
IA5s

21%

98

73

2

72 Va

6s

1968

(Republic of)

iAOs

100%

7

92
*24

Jan-July
■,

1

158% 158'%
92 ,4

June-Dec

1943

assented

ASrnall

84

May-Nov

External

118

113%

178178'/4
100

Feb-Aug
May-Nov
_May-NoV
7s 1957—April-Oct

(1922 agreement)

small

__

1975

Mexican Irrigation—

2

118

125

1964

to

AJugoslavla (State Mtge Bank)
AMedellln (Colombia) 6'/aS 1954
30-year 3s s f S bonds 1978

IA4,/as

118

*115

Feb-Aug

1965

extended

|A4%s assented

83

77

68%

66%

84

95

~T

78

*115

67'4

85

*85

66'%

June-Deo

I Altaly

due

88

*7374
*95

Aprll-Ocf

lAUruguay

Jan-July

75

April-Oef
April-Ocf

63%

Mar-Sept

A5%s

8
—

IA 58 sterling loan of '12 1952
Mar-Sepf
■J §AWitb March 1 1952 coupon on„——
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
IA 6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953
June-Dec

33 '/a

—Aprll-Ocf

Public Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext s f 3s 1977

0%s

84V4

*141

Italian

0%s due

8074

*97%

Jan-July

A5%s extl loan of '27 1961——
B'/aS due 1961 extended to 19 71

35%

30

80

(Kingdom)—

Co.

Power

(40-yr)

due

Tokyo. (City of)

102

33%

Feb-Aup

Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
30-yr gtti ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
IA 7s series B 1947

7s

9
—

■

IA

IAExternal

Electric

A6'/as
*168

Jan-July
Jan-July

83
—

Jan-July

Sydney County Council 3y2s 1957——.

121

Taiwan
Elec

IA 0%s 1st & gen mtge 1950__
0%s due 1950 extended to 1960

78%

73

83

(Interest

1962

(Prov of) external
assented 1958

A4yas

June-Dec

60

(interest

2004

1st mtge s f 1952—
due 1952 extended to

ASllesIa

129

—

1965

51

«

*102

—Jan-July
Mar-Sepf

1956„—

Plan A

I A6%s

75%

53

102%

High

Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—

96%

6%s

—April-Oct

59

Jan-July

1999

loan

A8s secured externa)

—

—

Great Consolidated

2.5%)

water

A7s series B secured external

1980

German Govt International

to

external

*51

Jan-July

dojlar loan 1968
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2% )
2012

86%

Low

(interest

A6s external

84%

Range since
Jan. 1

No.

A

1950

external

Serbs Croats & Slovenes

Apr-Ocf

May-Nov

pursuant to Plan
reduced to 2.5%) 1999—

reduced

1930—

bonds

due

65%
63%

3'

83 %

bold

High

(interest

stamped

Stamped pursuant to
reduced to 2.25%)

75%

Bonds

Friday's

—

Stamped pursuant to Plan A

100

80

35

or

Rid & Asked

r;cured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov

(Interest

82 '/a

20%

issue—

1972

dollar

1930

99

Sale Price

(continued)

(State of)

1936

A7a

0s

loan

extl

I A8s

—

157% 157%

__

77

18

10

80%

(City)

Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012

55

102%

—

*15 '/a

1969———•—-—--Aprll-Ocf
Aprll-Ocf

Conversion

dollar

Paulo

8s

1972

International loan of

8%a

8

23

100% 101%

1936

fund

&

conv

4s

57

1924

10-year bonds of
3s

1
1

51

51

April-0ct

1967

7s
6%s

Main

on

64 %

(Federal Republic of) —

External

Sb

bond. Jan

(Republic of)

IA Frankfort
German

bonds Jan

f dollar

t

.

6

to

(Kingdom of) extl 4%s 1962
Si Salvador (Republic of) —

AEstonla

•

Last

Feriod

Exchange

Low
-orao

8tamped assented (Interest reduced
f %) extended to 1960

Week's Range

Interest

High

(State)—

Denmark

'/

1
Friday

Bonds

Rid & Asked

56%

Jan-July

RECORD

„

WEEK ENDED JULY

Week's Range

Low

Cundlnamarca

BOND

EXCHANGE

NEW YORK STOCK

Monday, July 4, 1955

modified

4Vas

1957

Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
general mtge Income 1082

May-Nov

Aori/-Oct
_Jan-Julv

96

104'/a
—

104% 104 Va
100

100

100

Number 5443

Volume 182

...

A

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

BOND RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE

New York Stock

Last

Period

Exchange

Sale Price

or

Canada Southern

National Ry—
gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1956
Canadian Pacific Ry—

High

High

95%

99

106%

109 y4

Mar-Sept
June-Dec
_Feb-Aug
April-Ocf

Carthage Si Adirondack Ry 4s 19811
Case (J. I.)
Co 3'/as debs 1978
Celanese Corp 3s debentures 1965

1976
debentures 1960
3 Vis debentures (1947 Issue)
1960
lACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s
debentures

3 Vis

3'As

Corp

April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1948—June-Dec
Jan-July

4s series A 1995
AGen mortgage 4'/as series A Jan 1
AGen mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1
Central RR Co of N J 3Vis 1987
Central New York Power 3a 1974
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3 Vis series A 1974
First mortgage 3%s series B 1968
mortgage

Champion Paper ft Fibre

2020
May
2020——May
Jan-July

3s 1990

1st ft ref mtge

87%

69 Vi

304

98 Vi

98'/a

7

*100%

88
69 Vi

59

98%

100%

100%

103%

100%

101%

oy%

1

*98

lOOVa

—

124

121

1

124

101

126%

36

100

103

6

100%

103%

104% 104 Vi

~~

102%

103 Vi 102%

102(4

18

102%

105

112%

115

112%

112%

18

102%

104%

97%

101 'A

11

94%

98%

*112%

—

*111%

102 Vi

Dayton Power ft Lt first mtge
First
mortgage
3s 1978

—

—

102% 102%
*97

h i.

95'%

96

First

3%s series
deos Jan 2054

income

5s

1985

B

mortgage

April
May-Nov

5s 1997

Chicago Great Western 4s ser A 1988
AGeneral inc mtge 4V4s Jan 1 2038

Chicago Indianapolis &

73

99

Pennsylvania Division—
1st mtge ft coll tr 5s

Louisville Ry—

A 2nd

Chicago
Chicago

1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4 Vis Inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4 Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
Chicago & North Western Ry-ZSe"cond mortgage conv Inc 4Vis Jan 1 1999—April
First mortgage 3s series B
1989
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
1st mtge 2Vis ser A 1980
Jan-July
Chicago Terre Haute & Southeastern Ry—
1994

Income 234s-4V4s

Station—
mortgage 3 Vis series F 1963
mortgage 27/8s series G 1963

First

Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st

debentures

83%

94%

68

79%

G6Vi

66%

1993

gold

General
General

ser lee

5s

June-Dec

Refunding and impt 4Vis series E
Cincinnati Wab Si Mich Dlv 1st 4s
Electric

Cleveland

mortgage

First

mortgage

First
First

mortgage

First

mortgage

Cleveland

Colorado

1977—Jan-July

1991—Jan-July
1990_May-No»
Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
3s 198?
June-Dec

8t Louis Division

mortgage

mortgage

93

97

debentures

3%s 1983
Columbus & Toledo first external 4s
Commonwealth Edison Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
First mortgage 3s series N 1978
3s sinking fund debentures 1999
2%s s f debentures 1999
2Vis s f debentures 2001
1st mortgage

79%

82%

4

*99Vi 100

100 ye

107

107%

100%

1107

4

108 y«

'

95

99%

98%

98%

13

*94Vi
100 Vi

•

98%

May-Noo
Jan-July_

Feb-Aug
April-Oci
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-Julf

101

-101%
88

100

83%

13

71%

2

16

*97%

98%

>104

133

•>

241

98 %

97%
*97%

—

General

103%

General

133

96%

10
22

123%

140

102% 102%

23

98%

II

103

105%
126

100%

104%

100

100

98
'

—

101%

99

49

99
*95

101

93%

—

98

90%

92%

90%

2

90

92

92%

92%

5

91%

debentures
debentures

1981

M 2Vis ser U

1st ref mtge s f 2%s
ref

1st

mtge

X 1986
1989

ser

Z

3s ser

Natural Gas
3 Vis debentures 1976
3Vis debentures 1970

Consolidated

3s

debentures

2%s

95%

98%

May-Nov
—Jan-July

1968

103

*95

~

96%

100%

*93

93%

101%

Union

Grand

103

105%

180

"
II

>100
*—

n

8

dollars*

2001

.

_

mtge 2Vis

1975
Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3%s subord conv debs 1980
Continental Can 3 Vis debs 1976
Power first

Consumers

Continental
Crane

Co
For

Oil

3s

debs

3Vis s f debs
footnotes




see

1984

1

1977
page

31.

States

debentures

96

1st

2%s 1979
2%s 1980—.
3%s 1981
1st mortgage 3Vis 1982
1st mortgage 3%s 1983

99

99%

mortgage

103%
103%

99%

100 %

Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Mar-Sep
April-Oct
May-Noy
May-Nov

96 %

96%

22

113

96 "Z

18%
100 VB

272

101%

99

99

100

100

%

25
1

106

114%

103

114%

*103

991/4

13%
98

*99

1141/4

"■*

105 %

98%
100

91
99

96

1

124%

380

94 'A

97%

93

94 %

94%

109%

13

121% 123%

94

106

102

104%

140

142

99

—

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105%

96

94%

103

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102% 102%

991/2

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108%

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110

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113%

78 Vi

93

:'99i/8

88%

88 Vi
81

99 %
90
89%

89

89 Vi

78%

83 %

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80%

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25

102

102

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148 Va

104%

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103%
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140

138
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102%

99%

6

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102

13

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—

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106% 108'/a

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161 Vi

161

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169

132

168

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—

102%

69

102

103 %
101

100
102

31

96%

99

99%

35

98%

102

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102% 103%

124

101%

96%
103%

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55

96

PrH
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1976—May-Nov
April-Get
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Deo
May-Nov
June-Deo
June-Deo

95 Vi

5

96

96

103%

103%
104%

--

—

157

Hocking Valley Ry
Household

Finance

3%s debentures
4Vis

debentures

1958

1968

sink fund 5s
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s
AAdlusted Income 6s Feb 1957

Hudson Coal first

187 Vi

99

188%

100%

99%

39

113%

464

111 Vi

117 V',

136%

99 Vi

113%

112

129

50

122

25

120

124

121%

116%

129

118 'A

116%

9

115

120

116

98

93

93

10

92%

5

92

95

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93

92

88%

8

87%

91

5

78 Vi

16

94%

97%

75

80

88%
78%
95

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Vi

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99%

78%
96

95

80

88 %

98%

100%

86%

3

88 %

1S%

97 Va

7

*98'%

88%

Aprll-Oct

82'';

15%

18%

99% 100

89 Va
—

-—

—

-

92%

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93%

*96%

99%

*99

99 %

98%

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94%

—

—

98%

—

100

98%

98%

100%

98%

100 Vi

104

92

1976—Mar-Sept
.7a«-Julv
1970_Jan-JwZy
Jan-Juty
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
ser A 1962_June-Deo
A 1957
Feb-Aug

1849
debs w i
first 4%s 1999
Corp 2%s 1970

98 V j
—

102%

H
Mining Com 6r
Corp 4s conv subord

AHarpen

Hertz

1?9

96

*93

first mtgs 2%s

Hackensack Water
•

17%

lstumtge

mortgage

100%

—

16%

93

96

Mar-Sept

mortgage

First

101

At)rll-Ocf

103
91

*92

99%

1869—

First

96%

98%

106%

60

debs 1969

Utilities 2%s
3s 1978

98%

98

100%

"5

1041/4

104

94 %>

81 Va

78

78

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

First mortgage

96

Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—
A3s cum Inc debs (stpd as to payment
I"

Gulf

95

-

101

101.%

79%

*75

Company—

96%

--

16

97%

101% 101%

193

Ohio RR—
General mtge inc 5s series A July 2015
General mtep
4s serle« P -Tan 2044
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980

198

99

102% 102%

95%
101 >/2

100%

1961—.

3%s conv subord

106%

*98
*98

4

16

*76%

122%

144'/s

95%

95%

102% 103
97%
96%

1972
Mar-Sept
3Vis debs 1979
Jan-July
General Ptealty ft Utilities Corp—
A 4s conv income debentures
1960
Mar-Seol
General Shoe Corp 3.30s debs 1980
Mar-Sept
Good Hope Steel ft'Iron Works—
§A7s s f mortgage 1945
Aprll-Oct
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W 17) & Co 3Vis conv sub deb '75-May-Nov

1C6

103%

1

—

26

94 V*

178

127

14

104%

100

debentures

31/2S

104%

103

——

96%

103

General Motors Corp

3s

101%

*95%

102%

102%

Gulf Mobile &

1

Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
June-Dec

102 Vt

99%
92 Vi

100%

100%

2

103

101

102%

100

5

105'/a 105%

1

29

94

Apr-Oct

102 ya

98%

3

104

194% 194 %

Feb-Aug

1978—»

■

100% 100%
104

102

100% 100%

...Jan-July

98

5
r

103%

102

99

27

99%

95%
95

Vi

95%

4

98%

104%

100

143% 144

June-Deo

98%

92%

_

96

103

166

.Jan-July

—Jan-July
Jan-July
General mortgage 3Vis series N 1990—Jan-July
General mortgage 3Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series Q 2010
Jan-July
General mortgage 2Vis series R 1901
Jan-July
AGreen Bay ft West debentures ctfs A
Feb
A Debenture certificates B
Feb

91

12

__

99% 100

(Bait) —

Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 27/aS ser T 1976
1st ref

96
100

93 Vi

June-Dec

convertible debentures 1963

3s

92%

1

1

103% 103%

107%

Ky Co—
General 5s series C 1973
General 4%s series D 1970

>91%

—

93

Apr-Oct

1975.

(Germany

1958
1960

8%s debentures

96%

>98

931/2

SIM

102

*92%

Great Northern

Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate
Consolidated Cigar Corp 3%s 1965
April-Oct
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982.Ma/'-sem
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977.Avril-Oci
First and refund ratge 2Vis ser C 1972_Jm7h; Tiec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972_—May-J/op
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979__Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3 Vis ser G 19§1—-May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3Vis series I 1983
Feb-Aug
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1984
—Jan-July

—

104

138%

2%s debentures 1964
3s debentures I960

103%

118%

—

99 Vi

99%

101

June-Deo

1945
1940.
debentures 1948
Foods Corp 3%s debs 1970
Motors Acceptance Corp—

4s

100%

96%

104% 104%
122

*99%

9914

8 A 6s

101

—

100 y4

102

100%

1974—Mar-Sept
May-Nov

debentures

8 A 7s

105

6

98

II

87%

97%

—

102

May-Nov
Jan-July
May-Nov

1901

|A6%s debentures

3s

130

102% 102%

i04'/a
122'4

convertible

3%s

Generai Electric Co

110 Vi

—

83'i

99Vi

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94

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100%
103%

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108%

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76%
103

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97 %

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99

91%

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88%

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87

100

89%

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1972
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97

97%

100%

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101

;

47

76%

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debentures

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91%

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87

5

90

88%

96

(N Y)

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99%

99%

1

99%

38

99

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4%s ser A Jan 2015—
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Jan-July
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Apr-Oct
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—

100%

80%

105%

97%

101%

98

-

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100%

103%

10
86

105

82

82

General Mtge Inc

99%

98

98

Erie

105

96%

102 ya

102

198% 100

first cons gold 5s 1995_Jan-JuZy
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El Paso & Southwestern first 6s 1905
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5s
stamped 1965
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103

97%

97%

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98%

95

5

95

103

98

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100 Va
27

102 %

102

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1978_Mar-Sept

1977

2%a
1979
1980
1982
1983
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84

77%

100% 100%

103% 104
98

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Feb-Aug
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—April-Oct

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15

82 Vi

*96

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3s
—
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April-Oct
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debs
series D 1979
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May-Nov
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3s

mortgage

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—

1989

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series A 1975
debentures series B 1975

Columbia

1st

79

*104% 105

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June-Dec

May-Nov
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June-Dec
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mortgage

69%

—

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97

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E

flrnt coll trust 4s

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1

98

82 Vi

June-Dec

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3s

72%

*84

June-Dec
-June-Dec

B 1993

1995
Tunnel 4%s 1901
2 Vis ser B
Chemical 2.35s debentures 1901
subordinated debs 1982

52%

79

79

104

98 Vt

~2

97

97

1995—June-Dt0

Second gold 4s

257

63 Vi

*93%

St Louis Ry—

Cleveland Cincinnati Chic &

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1969
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Dow

104

102

59

107Vi

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79%

100%

70

May-Nov

f debs 1977

70

100

5
—

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debs
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ref

&

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1960

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&

94 %

E 1969—Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
OIT Financial Corp 2%s 1959
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4s

87

& ref

76%

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Cities Serv.-.e Co 3s s

conv

Gen

93 %

100%

2%s 1978_

mortgage

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3%s

791/4

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1st coll trust mtge 43/is ser A 1982

99%

104

*103

Chicago Union
First

123 %

94 Va

80

100

102
—

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2042

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1994_Jan-July
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and refunding mtge

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122%

79%

*100Vi'

mortgage 4s series A

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1

72%

100

2%s series I
Gen & ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
Gen & ref 3%s ser K 1970
3s convertible debentures 1968

43

6

98%

.

—

fixed

(3%

mortgage

93

80

79%

4s Inc series A Jan

mortgage

94

15

94%

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contingent interest) 1993
3s series H 1970

84

80 %

80

1983
April
mortgage 4 Vi s inc ser A Jan 2003
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Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
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Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—

A 1st

29

E'dison

72%

87

*86

April

27

—

Denver ft Salt Lake—

34

79

99%

30

A 1985
May-NoT
1st mtge & coll tr 4%s ser £ 1985
May-Nov
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April-Oct
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1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mtge & coll tr 3Vis 1984
May-Nov
Denver & Rio Grande Western RR—
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series A (3% fixed
1% contingent interest)
1993
—Jan-July
Income mortgage series A (4%%
contingent interest 2018
April

89%

123 Vi 123 Vi

98%

30 y.

*28

Morris & Essex division

Gen

78

May-Nov

May-Nov
Jan-July

1st gold 5s 1982_

Chicago & Erie

29%

June-Deo
Jane-Dee

27

mortgage 3s

2

93

93

27

2

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119

96

218

105% 106%

3

29

mortage 3s

1%

106%

28%

28

First mortgage 3

Income

111 RR—

AGeneral mortgage inc conv

26%

28

series A 1978
June-Deo
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Feb-Aug
1984
Mar-Sep
Dayton Union Ry 3Vis series B 1905
June-Deo
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
J an-July
Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1963
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Delaware Lackawanna ft Western RR CoNew York Lackawanna ft Western Dlv
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Alncome mortgage due 1993
May
First

First

Detroit

Chicago & Eastern

40 y4

22 ya

6

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I%s lB75_Aprll-Oef
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124

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__

27

87

Vi

66

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1985—Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
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refunding mortgage 2%s

96%

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98%

94%

5

98Vi

86

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1958

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99

117%

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97%

99 %

—

fi7 v

1996—Feb-Aug
1973—June-Dec
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104

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38%

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103

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or

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California Electric

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or

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series

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22

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12

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99

92 Va

101%

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series

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1961
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1961

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1997

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RR

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3%

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ser

1968

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&

ref

5s

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stamped

1964

stamped 1974
Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to
1984

Lehigh Valley Railway Co
1st mortgage

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B

A

RR

5s

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D

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interest

fixed

fixed

mtge

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2003

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general 4s series
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debentures

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2

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gold

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series

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refunding 2%s 1978
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99

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Pennsylvania Power ft Light 3s 1975
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90

102 %

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1981

102 %

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Pacific Western Oil 3%s

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22

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June-Dec
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June-D««
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1956,

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debentures 1974
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{New Orleans Texas ft Mexico Ry—

100

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1956

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__

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1st

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1

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Monday, July 4, 1955

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...

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Number 5443 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182

(31)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS

.Interest

,

New York Stock

deb

conv

Sale Price

debentures

2%s

1964

1983

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J

mortgage 5s series A

Plttsb

1970

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Coke & Chem

Pittsburgh

1975

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1964

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series

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series

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107%

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1st

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and impt
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140

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19

101

75

97

95

104% 104 %
75 s/8

104

103

4

103

*101% 102%

Jan-July
Aprll-Oct

86%

__

103
*97
■

16

2%s

97%
107

103%

1971

4s

"

_

4

*102'%
*933%

172%

Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-July

Jan

104%

106'/8

1003/4

105

'

Mar-Sept

1960

57

104% 105

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1980

Jan-July
May

2004

ser

Power

A

2%s

1

2029

•

_

__

97%

-r'

"

172% 172%

923/4

97%

1523/4

172%
90

90

__

5

101

102%

100%

101

1033/4

3

*103

103%

100

__

100 % 100%

—

' ;

2

101% 101 %
*100

—

—

—

*89
—

83
82

83

.

.

104%

1971—

'■

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

& Power 2%s

83

27

83

86%

16

74%

87

92

95

81%

1976_Jan-July

99

*95

"'

82

*913/4

June-Deo

1976

2%s 1979

Wisconsin Public Service 3%s

96

3%

82

101%
120%

119

77

—

100%

—

—

103%

Electric Light

93

.

93%

123%

91 Vi

included in the year's range.
included in the year's range,
n Under-the-rule sale not Included In the year s range,
r Cash sale
not Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
SNegotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77 of
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
a

113

109%

32

94%

92

97

100Vi

526

123%

91 Vi

97

105

—

—

Y
Yonkers

92 Vi

101 Vi 101%

Jan-July
Mar-Sept

86

96%

__

92 Vi

1971—May-Nov

102

Co—

series A

4s

First mortgage

90

*98% 100

8 B

120

92%

100 %

105

120

mtge

Gen

1043/a

103

*102%

April

2361

1984

Corp

Central RR

Wisconsin Electric

102'/4

10210

32

102

*97%

Jan-July
Jan-July

—

1st 4s ser A

debentures series A

Wisconsin

132% 134%

*78

May-Woo
April-Oct

1966

-

85

95%

5

103

^

4s

I

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958

90

120

1967
June-Dec
1982—April-Oct

debentures 2%s
1974

3%s

101:i72

April-Oct
April-Oct

May-Nov

Productions

Oil (N J)
debentures

2%s

1985

1983

Standard

12

84

93 Vi

April
1991—April

May-Woo

Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953

100 %

88

104%

9

93%

Feb-Nov

1974

series

3%s

RR—

ASpokane Internal first gold 4%s
Standard

5

132% 132%
101 A

95%

Jan-July

1977
Bell

3Vis debentures

95%

132%

101&

84
95

4%s

Westinghouse

124%

100

973/4

110

101

104

102

1981

Jan

Telegraph Co—
1960

Winston-Salem

*88%

3%s

Income debentures

30-year

85

115

„

Jan-Ju]y
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct

1996

First mortgage

first

117

111

Southern Pacific RR Co—
First

Shore

'

87%

110

*110

3 Vis

registered 2261—

5s

106 5/a

114% 116

104

Western Union

107%

105% 105%

1977

A

B

mortgage 3Vis series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981

1073/4

106Vi

105%

1969

Lines)

Power

4s

97%

May-Nov
May-Nov

(Oregon

Penn

West

95

—_Jan-July
Jan-July

Co—

4 Vis

Electric

Western Maryland Ry

101V*

92

94%

7
--

1973—June-Dec

*84%

Penn

951/4

110% 112'A

5

93
—

105%

101

933/4

1st

98%

92%

102

*103 Vi

A Jan

series

debentures

conv

West

101%

92%

16
—

Co

West

135

971/3

*110

*94%

82%

113%

*973/4100

92%

96%
163 %

63%

5

series

4 Vis

3

96 %

104 Vi

delivery

sale

not

105'%

ABonds

selling

_

.

.

,

99%

2

% 105%

Deferred

.

.

.

_

flat.

M

■

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY

AND

RECORD

YEARLY

In the

following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
June 27, 1955, and ending Friday,
July 1. It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current year.
RANGE

Friday
STOCKS
American Stock

Last

Exchange

Sale Price

Week's

Aluminum

Acme

Wire

Adams

Co

Hat

Alloys
Inc

Shares

Supply Manufacturing.
Aeroqulp Corporatlon.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Alnsworth
For

Manufacturing
footnotes

see




comntoz

JULY

1

Friday

29%

Range

High
6%
30

since

Low
800

300

4% Jan
28

Mar

7%

7%

5,100

5% Mar

4%

4

4%

6,300

4

14 3/8

14

14%

1,900

7%

100

7%

7%

12 3/4

11%

13

20,900

Last

STOCKS

7%

Aero

ENDED

for Week

6%

common——.

Stores

WEEK

Sales

Range
of Prices

Low
Acme

FOR

8%

Jun

Jan

7% Mar
10

Jun

Jan.

American Stock Exchange

1

7%

Jun

Air Associates Inc

Jan

Air

8% May
6% Jan

17% Mar
73/4
13

Way

Airfleeta

Shares

Range

since

10%

Apr

1

Jan.

High

Low

High

12a/4

Jan

1

11

11

11%

16%

16%

2,500

13% Mar

Jun

3

16%

17

Inc

200

13% Jan

35%

Feb

16,500

%

Jan

5,100

27%

Jan

25%

26

irf

13

1

32%

31%

1

Inc

50o

Corp

Feb

Alabama Great Southern

Jun

Alabama

Power

Sales
for Week

(N J)

Industries

Gas

Range

700

AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama

Week's

oi Prices
Low

Par

High
38

Sale Price

4.20*

32%

140

IZZZIo

preferred

100

,

U
—

*102

1978—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3 Vis 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—^Feb-rAug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3Vis 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov

Co—

debentures

First

4Vis

78

Jan-July

Soumern Indiana Ry 2%a 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4 Vis conv

Gold

78 %

4s income

4,

98 %

*94%

May-Nov
1973—Aprll-Oct

1996

mortgage 3%s series B 1971

Walworth

103%

93%

mtge income

First

96%

160%

7
__

mtge

Gen

97

101

10

94%

—Jan-July
Feb-Aug

1985

1987

California

101

94

j

w
Gen

—

*175

„

!

99 Vi

Wabash RR Co-

103 %

95

98%

f 103

Aprll-Oct

1958

5s

Ry 3s series B

119

103%

L_

consolidated

First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser O

262

95

II

*99 Vi

100

118%

953/4

*94%

First

T'j

101%

94%

—

143

1013/4

99 %

*100%

May-Nov

115%

15

132% 134

June-Deo

1975—Mar-Sept

Virginian

103 Va

201

--

1974

debentures

Southern

118

& Sons 2 Vis 1966

debentures

2%s

103%
100

*103

Ala RR gtd 5s 1963
Aprll-Oct
Telephone Ac Telepgrah Co—

Bell

108%

——

--

North

Southern

117

107

■

*113

II

Mar-Sept
t§ ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Aug
Sinclair Oil Corp 3Vis conv 1983
Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
South

*100

112

♦100

—Mar-Sept

1980

B

Halske

&

1

20

107

Co—

Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Oil 2Vis debentures 1971

SASiemens

.

1989—May-Noo

debs 1977

RR

debentures

f

s

Line

_I

1051/4
100

91

1969—

gtd 4s series B 1957
Power Co—

&

1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser 1 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
Aprll-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July

88

102%

70

115Va 115%

April-Oct

England 1st gtd 4s

30

100

consol

First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F

88%

88

RR

Virginia Electric

99

81
--

99

May-Woo

Depot 3Vis B 1971

II

102% 102 Va

Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
1989_Jan-July
Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968__June-Deo

Scioto

*86

100

Bt.

Paul Union

*88%

II

'

Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st

Vanadium Corp of America—
3 Vis conv subord debentures

'

-

Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971

Bt

^1%

June-Dec

mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972

4%s

146'%

2

*1523/8 158

86

,<£8%

37

87%

170

140

~i

153

152% 154%

April-Oct

Corp—

1980

United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s

101'%

148

153

152%

181

78

3 3'/a

87%

86 V*

164
—

*168

—Feb-Aug

100%

993/4

101

97%

99%

98%

183

*152

-

■

105Vi

72%

Mar-Sept-

3%s debentures 1977

102'%

83

Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct

104

33V'b

June-Dec

1975

6%s debs series A

sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis

85%

22

Refunding mortgage 2%s series O 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4Vis s f debs 1973
.April-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
April-Oct

99

99

—

85

135 Vi

104%

*100

72%

Jan-July

May-Nov
1975_April-Oct
May-Nov

tr 27/8s

debentures

U S Rubber
-

134

97%

II
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
_April-Oct

98

3

Feb-Aug

104%

101%

■

2%s

m—m

102

debs

3%s

*-

June-Dec

1961

1968

& coll

conv

1st

debentures

l

Union Pacific RR—

216'%

95

102

6

98
135

104

104%

April-Oct

mtge 3 Vis 1982

3s

1013/4

Q

Rheinelbe

debentures

1st

100

993/4

10

*140

June-Dec

refunding mortgage 3 Vis

Quaker Oats 25/8s

debs

Union Oil of California 2%s debs

refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968__Jan-July
First and
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s j2037__June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s
1972__May-Nov
First and refunding
mortgage 27/Bs 1979_June-Dec

101
100%

99%

99 Vi 100

u

—

1st mtge

101% 101%

97

98

Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s 1971
First mortgage and coll trust 2%s

97

100

—

100

100% 101 %

103

100%

43

Pacific-Missouri Pacific—

Trl-Continental

110

123

95

95 Vi

135

1985—Jan-July

Terra RR of New Orleans 3%s 1974
fAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s 1960

—-

*100

First and

33/8s debentures

95
96 Vi

100

116%

116% 116%
*94

100%

1970—April-Oct

103'%

94V4

*101

May -Nov

—

94 Vi

98

May-Nov

Texas

4

Mar-Sept

Service Electric dc Gas Co—
debentures
1963

94%

94 %

—

97

Public
3s

High

94%

94%

Jan-July

102%

105%
—

*93%

Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov

1984

Jan. 1

Low

No:

High

*__

April-Oct

100

5

*106

Mar-Sept

1983

Range since

Sold

Louis—

M 4s series C 2019

impt 27/8s series D 1985

102

100

*106

mtge 3%s 1977

Bonds

Friday s

or

Bid & Asked

Jan -July
Jan-July
May-Won

First and refund M 3%s series C
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000_
June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E

92

98 Va

RR

First and

110

June-Dec

1970

1966

1972

1973

——

Plantation

Sale Price

Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—

110

873/4

/

100

Feb-Aug

1974

C

debentures

debentures

Refund

Mar-Sept

series D 1977

2%s

Refund

1083%

108

92

*100

1962

B

2%s

Corp.

Co

Terminal

103%

Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First

&

2 Vis

109

108

"2

*102

1967

Bunray Oil

104

1081/4

*110

II

May-Nov

1984

series A

103

1

—

Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st

Week's Range

Last

Period

Low

100%

103%

1965—Jan-julg

3%s

98%
113%

•

108% 108 3/4

April-Oct

3%s series E

163'

*108%

1964_May-Nov

5s series B 1975

General mortgage
General mortgage

14

1,269

Interest

Exchange

High

—

103

*

Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General

Low

*103

Feb-Aug

ser

New York Stock

~~

Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963
Consolidated guaranteed 4%8

No.

114% 119 3/4

Plllsbury Mills Inc 3V»s si debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2"%s 1996__June-Deo

Friday
BONDS

Jan. 1

High
98%

•

Range since

Sold

98%

lifiiA

June-Dec

»

Bonds

Bid & Asked

Feb-Aug

-

;

Friday's

or

Period

Low

Phillips Petroleum
3.70s

Exchange

.

BOND RECORD

FOR V

RANGE
v

Week's Range

31

102

1033/4

125

Jan

100

Mar

1

Apr

34% May
157

Jun

105%

Jan

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK

RANGE

ENDED JULY 1
*

Friday

Week's

Last

Range

for Week

of Prices

BSharcs

STOCKS

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange
Par

Alaska

Airlines me

Low

6Ve

--

5

9,100

May

Canadian

Amer

41'A

dep rets Amer sharesAll American engineering Co.
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles

36%

5,500

7

7'A

7%

73A

5'/a

5 %

2,400

"4%

Jun

Jan

13% May

4

4,700

Mar

&% Mar

5%
11%
19

Feb

Carnation

Jan

600

2,200

14%

Jan

5%

200

3%

Jan

36%

37%

950

33% Jan

40% Feb

96%

97%

200

95

Mar

100% May

•

23

233%

900

21%

•

11%

11%

800

10

10

200

10%

14%

14%

stock—1

5%

Products

Aluminum Co

$3.75

(Mich)

of

1

common

preferred

100

Aluminum Goods Manufacturing—.
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook Ina us tries Inc
American Air Filter 5%

Beverage

American Book

250

pfd

conv

lAmerlcan Bantam Car Co
American

American

American Maracalbo

60

60

21%

22

2,200

36'A

34%

37

2,100

20

23

28%

Seal-Kap

Conv

62

Jun

Apr

22

Jun

24%

Jan

42%

Jun

3.50%

Central Power Ac Light 4#

10%

Jan

36

37%

900

35

37

200

33% May

37% Jun
37% Jan

20'A

17

Cessna

4%

4

Feb

21 % July

4%

Jan

4% Feb

26%

29%

9,000

19%

5

14%

600

28

3

9,150

19

19%

300

8%

8

%

14,400

3

1A

7,200

14:%

7%

600

3 A

3A

14%

14%

2.40

11%

11

11%

30,500

Angostura-Wupperman
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd__100

4 %
10%

1,300

10%

13

Jan

30

Jun

Charis

16%

Jan

21

Feb

Charter

Jan

Argus Cameras Inc

4.72%

Food

Associated

Stores

32%

2.50

30%

Clark

Apr

Line

Controller

Clary

100

108%

108

109% May
7% Jan

6 %

2,700

5% Mar

paid

31%

33%

6,000

24% Mar

68%

125

%

6

30%

1,600

31%

Mar

56

18 %

Jan

Jan

Jun

6%

6 %

6 %

4,900

6%

2%

2%

2%

1,500

34%

103%

1

1%

4

Jan

14,200

4%

Jan

1,700

5 Va

10%

a

27

27

~8

~7%

~8%
1

"9%

Jan

Feb

81% Jun

7%

Feb

3,600

Jan

9"% Apr

8% Mar

300

Jun

12

15

38

Jan

41 %. Apr

16%

Jan

22

5%

12,400

6 Va

6

Jan

Jan

1

19%

19'/a

6%

1,300

liT

800

z

14

84

80%

84%

43

42%

43%

%

1

75%

Jan

94% Mar

28

Jan

44

May

J&n

1% Mar

700

21%

U
20 %

Jan

23 % Mar

29%

Jan

35%

34%

35

14'%.

13%

14%

500

10 % Mar

18%

18%

19

500

17

.1

6%

5%

6%

1

7%

7%

7%

Co

A Jan

16% Mar

1.000

21%

•
1
•

Feb

2
*

12% Mar

1,175

475

Apr

Jan

6

5,400

I

13

1%

133,900

14%

1%

2

14%

Feb

6%

5% Mar

•

Co

8% Mar
03

93% Feb

1

OT

9%
1

1

Corp

Mar
May

25%

23% Jan

75%

200

—

2.50

Mining

7A

12

8% Mar

Jun

14% July

Mar

21

Apr

2,500

5% July

8

Mar

5,100

6% Jun

9% Mar
13% Mar

11% May

12

200

II

100

9% Mar

12 %

Jan

35

36%

Jun

Aluminum

Products

Colon

34% Apr

160

103% 104%
1%

2,200

99%

Feb

1% May

Sand

Colts

8

May
4% Feb

104%

Stone

Ac

Vtc

ext

to

ext

to

15,800

15%

Jan

24% Mar

11%

13% Jan
5
Feb

Consolidated

Connelly

15%

•

Containers Inc
Engineering
Gas

10%

Apr

200

2%

Jan

300

3%

Jan

4%

Feb

Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining Ac Smelt'g

15%

15%

14% Mar

16%

Feb

Consolidated

400

300

29%

29

Royalty

11% Mar

Continental

Air Lines

Feb

21

29 Va

Continental

Aviation

Jun

Jan

11%

11%

23,300

17%

17%

17%

700

15% Jan

lo

Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes-

11%

1

4%

4%

4%

36,000

12% Jun

3% Jan

Cook

Apr

18

4% Jun

(H)

Ltd

1

5%

1

Inc

Oil Company
Bearings Inc

16%

50c

12%

400

7% Feb

16%

Apr

5%

18,000

5% Mar

6%

Apr

3

15%

16%

2,800

12% Mar

9%
3

200

3,500

1

Beck

(AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common

15%

1

300

16%

1

22%

22%

25

7,600

1

25

22%

25

7,600

50%

50

50%

1,500

9%

1,500

Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc

20

Blckford's Inc

.1

9%

1

common

class A

2}& Jan

5%

13,400

-

-

9%

12%

12%

Jan

5% Apr
16% Mar

14% Jan
Jun

26%
25%

Apr

50%
10"%

9%

Apr

7%

100

5%

7%

7%

100

7V8 May

Jan

8% Jan

3

7%

Blumenthal

•

11%

10

12%

3,100

10

Jun

14%

Bohack

•

37

38

1,700

36

Jan

45

13%

101

101

70

99% Jan

103

12%

13%

3,200

12% Jun
Apr

% Mar

37 %

39%

2,700

29% Mar

40% Jun

%

1,100

6%

Ac

Jan

Jan

14%

Feb

15%

Apr

12

6 %

6%

1.500

6%

Jun

9%

Feb

1%

2

2,500

1%

Jun

3

Jan

6%

6 %

6%

1,100

5%

Jan

6% Mar

2%

2 %

2%

12,400

2% Jun

5%

Jun

43'A

42%

43%

700

35% Mar

44%

Jun

19

19

13

Jan

•

16%

100

Apr

12,000

16 Va

1,700

14%

14%.

2,400

20 %

20 %

300

16

v.

-

%

14%

Reynolds commo:
class A

17%

Jan

16

""%

0a

% Apr
12% Jan
9%

Jan

Jun

ifr Jan
16%
xl5

19% Mar

Jun
Jun

20%

Jun

Ltd—

rocelrtf*

dep

(ord

50

aJJ

14%

"3%

Cork

Crown

22%
170

preferred

11%

Cuban Atlantic Sugar commonCuban Tobacco
common

May

7

35,500

Jan

8

Jun

45 %

May

63

Jun

300

A

5%

39,300

63

6%

Jan

8%

8%

14 Va

14%

400

26 %

L.1
«—5

(Md)

714
59%

7%

reg)_ffl

common

8%

$6

14%

2

10#

.

Petroleum

Crown

Jun

8% May
31% Jan

xl0% Mar

300

13%

11%

Jun

26%

250

13% May
25% Feb

3%

3%

3,100

2% Jan

.

250

170

11

19
164

3%

Jun

8.300

Xll%

17% Feb

25

80

7

7

300

7

Jun

24% Mar
175

9% Jan

25

.

26 % May

Jan

30

22%

21%
164

9% Apr
16% Feb

Mar

12%

Apr

-26 Va May

Jan

Jan

7

Mar

5%% prior cumulative preferred—100

Jun

Internat'l "A" partlc—!_•
Drug Co common
Hi
Crystal Oil Refining common.

Jun

7%

•

24

•13%

Crowley Mllner Ac 00

Jan

13%

6.700

38

Co

Crown Cent Petroleum

Jun

9% May
Jan

11%

26%

13%

s

American

Jun

45%

25%

preferred

Creole

Feb

8% Jan

19%

May

13%

voting

Courtaulds

3% May

200

13

$1

11% Feb

Jan

9

5

13%

Inc

Corroon

13% Jan

3.200

B

Coro

16% May

May

2%
5

20c

common

May

2A

2%

•

Basin

2

2A

9%

2xV

9% Jan

2,000

5%

5-

Distillery Ltd—

A

Jun

11%

200

1.20

Ino

Varnish

Jan

18%

25 % May

11%

26%

Ltd—•
-.10

non-voting.
Cornucopia Gold Mines

Feb

10%

12%

50c

Barcelona Tr Light Ac Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp

Jan

Class
Class

9

shares

&

13

Jan

24%

Var

Uranium

Paint

Corby

12% May
12% Feb
22%

2,800

2,200
<

Engineerings
Corp
—-1
Corp
1

Ac

Car-Na

Commercial

Continental

{1

1

Jan

11%

-1

Inc—

Continental

common

9%

L*

Oil

Jun

8%

Jun

Jun

6%

900

7

15%

5

80s

Utilities—.

7,700

3'%

9,100

24 Va

17%

50o

Corp

4%
9

Jan

8,500

15

11%

12%

8%

9

Feb

14

24%

-1

4%

1
lc

Jan

49%

16%

15

16%

18

3%

—1

Jan

8%

Jan

4% Jan

24

10

Consolidated

May

2%

Apr

36Va

23%

6%

1965

22%

47

23%

1956—

Vtc

20%

Jun

7%

400

Machinery—

Jan
Jun

1%

.1,100

43

Co

Public Service,

Shoe

50

400

30s
—-1

Co

18,700

7%

7%

3% Mar

1%

1%

500

42

-1

Manufacturing

Jan

2%

7%

Commodore Hotel Inc

1%
51%

55

1%

•

1,400

27% Mar

4%

4%

4%

10s

Airlines

Colonial

12% Jun

35%

-*

Co

Equipment Co
Development ordinary

12%

1

common

10,200

A

11%

5%

36

21%

Class A

Blauner's

X4 %

4%

9% May
6% Mar

11

50%

*

Black Starr Ac Gorham

:

Jan

X4 Va

Cockshutt Farm

on

Co

Beau-Brummell Ties

Apr

Jan

19 %

Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc

Jun

74% May

1% Jan

'53)—•

22

Machine

Refractories

t

5%
18 Va

?

12

Club

Bailey Ac Selburn OH Ac Gas-

Basic

5% Mar

Feb

6

>1

Continental

Oil

Apr

3%

10,600

.1
Hosiery Co.
Ac Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Cllnchfield Coal Corp common
20

B

Banff

5%

8%

11%

Jan

15% Mar

%

8

8%

'

% Jan

Claussner

Jan

Jun

108

8%

Ayshlre Collieries Corp common—.—3

American

115

Jun

16%

16%

10

Manufacturing
Corporation

Compo

Electronic

Baldwin Rubber

%

Feb

'142% Jun

110% Mar

700

common

Cable

Ac

Community
div

non-cum preferred

Automatic Voting

Jan

400

10
2
10

America

Clarostat

Apr

38%
17%

116

600

Ltd

Co

Wire

Apr

32

Tel—
arrear

Ac

14% May

1

Automatic Steel Products Inc.

Science

29% Jan

II,500

1

America

Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp

Non-voting

10,700

Apr

110%

']

5%

City Auto Stamping
Clark
(The) D L Co

Feb

5

Jan

4%

IOO

common

OH

Colonial

Atlas

Axe

Jan

67%

6%

•

00

Inc

July 1 '53 Ac $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Coast

22%

Co
of

Consolidated

Wrcle

11% Jun
13%

»

6%

16%

Cherry-Burrell common

Jun

16%

£1

Laundries of

Atlantic

108%.

—

rets reg

Associated

$43

16%

100

Equipment Corp
Associate Electric Industries—

(ex

16%

27%

3"%

10% May
107
Jan

Feb

Jun

20

Jun

Clayton

convertible preferred

A

32

2,200

26% x27%
31%
32%

5

Aro

CI

370

110

5
Co

Armstrong Rubber Co class A

Associated Tel Ac

200

Apr

10 %

5%

Chesebrough Manufacturing common_10
Chicago Rivet Ac Machine
4

Mar

Light—

preferred

American dep

10%
109

109

1

Armour Ac Co war/ants

4%%

3%

4

9

12

Jan

4 ■'&

9% Mar
15

33

Jun

4%

4A Apr

6% Jun
3 % May

10%

Co

Corp

Chief

shares

Aircraft

Camberlln

Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—

Ac

pfd

36

4%

Apr

9%

1,500

A

%

A

-

1

37%

'

8%

350

114

114

—

100

preferred

Apr

21%

Jan

5%

Central Ohio Steel Products

%

Jan

700

9%

Central Maine Power Co—

Jan

17%

29%

2

Power

series

23% Jan

20a

Arkansas

$1.50

preference

Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference

50c

common

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas

Corp

Secur

5

i

common

Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
"A"

Illinois

Central

8% Mar
32% Jan

pfd—25

American Thread 5% preferred
American Tractor Corp

Writing Paper

Ltd

Explorers

5,400

9

Jaii

5%

Jun

2,700

10

139% 142%

10
1
1
1
1
•

of America

Corp

Jan

1%

Jun

5%

2%

1

Co

Ac

Jun

Jun

2%

6,700
11,100

-•

50
.

9%

-

2s fkl

common
common

Corporation

Central

Jan

1%

3 A

9%

-*

Light $5 pfd

I,200

28%

28%
8%

9

•

6%

Cenco

38

Apr

2%

*

2

Meter Co
Natural Gas Co

10% Jun

12

25

21%

1

American

American

\l

1

60

com

12% Apr

Jan
Jun

800

1

1

28

Co

American

9% Mar

Feb

Co

(A M)

6%
%

1 %

2

1

dep rets B ord

W)

(J

Castle

Mar

24

4

1%

High
25%

1% May

3{l

7,300

3%

2.50

Products

Casco

Catalln

2,0(15

%

%

12

100

common

Co

Jan

30

common__l

Manufacturing Co

American

Carter

15

American Hard Rubber Co
American Laundry Machine

American

37%

America—

cumulative

25 Va

24%

Ltd—

Carreras

1

•

Low

17% Mar

2,500

27%

common

Carolina Power Ac

5% Feb

'

Allied

Co

Range since Jan.

High

"9%

.19.50

Co

Ac

Carman

Shares

213

Capital City Products common.
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter Ac Kennedy Inc

Jan

15%

10%

1
cap

7%

6% May

Jan

for Week

1 %

Canso OH Producers Ltd vtc—

Feb

Jan
Jan

10%

10

Inc

Internat'l Investing

4%

4%

9%

4%

5%

33,600

5%

Sales

Range

4

fi«
1

Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc

Jan

44

4

1,100

7'/a

in

Allied Artists Pictures Corp
5%*
convertible
preferred
Allied Control Co

Jan

9%

lOe

Fisher common

Ac

Allied

41%

39%

Wllllston Minerals

24%

Petroflna Ltd partlc pfd_10

Canadian

6% Feb

Algernons Kunstxljde Unie N V

Week's

Low

Par*

High

Low

6'A

1

since Jan.

Range

,Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

of Prices

Last

STOCKS

High

5%

Friday

I

Sales

»

(S) Ac Co common
(H C) Co common

Borne Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc

Bridgeport
Brlilo

Gas

3%

1

Co—

200

4%

1,200

2%

2%

1,500

2%

Jan

3% Feb

8%

68,300

7%

Jun

9% Mar

•

8

7%

8%

12,600

27%

27%

25

Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Dejay Stores common—

5% Jan

8%

Apr

Feb

27%

Jun

Jan

29% Mar

Co

•

ord

Amer

deposit
Forman

4%

22 ya

Jan

30

Feb

Jan

155

May

500

4

33%

—£1

16%

16

17%
16%

31.000

18

17

700

16%

17%

1

17

10
1

7%.

24,400
1

900

4% Jun

3U Feb

13%

* Manufacturing
Iron Foundry

Mfg

100

1,200

23%

23

24%

5,700

—

Feb

Domestic

10%

10 Va

10%

1,400

Dominion

26% Mar

Dominion Steel

Jan

Apr

Apr
Jan

25%

Jan

Dorr-OHver

11

10% Jan

Jan

Jan

Jan

20%

Apr

American dep rets ord shares.—3s 6d

%

A

A

5,100

%

Feb

%

Jan

7'/a

7%

4,000

$2

2%

3

8%

8%

8%

4%

7%

Jan

1,800

2%

Apr

400

8%

Jun

5%

28 Va

Jan

1%

Jun

Dow

Cable Electric

Calamba

Products

Sugar

lOo

common

Corp

Driver

Jan

DuMont

Jun

16%

Jun

6 y*

Jan

400

7

Jan

9

Apr

100

19

Jan

23

Jun

II.500

8%
23

A Mar

12%

1.600

15%

Apr

18% Jan

1,900

lOVs

Apr

13%

7%

300

13

13%

2.100

35

~5%

7

%

44%

0

*■>•24

8%

5%

3.600
100

29%

43%

150

5%

28%

common

45'

2314

8%

B)

—

Feb

Apr

15%

Jan

35

Jun

35

Jun

Jan

Jan

29%

36

Jan

45

5.100
■

4%
25%

19%

Jan

24% July

4,000

8 Va

Feb

10

42 Va

150

39% Mar

53%

53%

600

50%

14%

15'A

9,000

Jan

Estate

50c

2

2 Va

35,200

1%

Jan

2%

Apr

4%

400

4%

Jun

6

%

Jan

xl

1

4

1.800

1

Jun

10,700

14

May

Calgary Ac Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co

*

17%

•

14

1

5%

Camden

5

29%

28%

29%

1,600

40

40

40%

300

Fire

Insurance

Canada Bread Co Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Canada

1

*

Canners

Ltd

13%

14

5

A

1

4

18%

May
Jun

6,000

Jan

14%

Jun

9,100

6

11%

5
Apr
27% Mar

6%

Jan

32%

15%

13% Jan

37% May

~44%

Mar

Co

Ltd

common

2

2%

2

6%

6

A
A

—

lOo

Dredge Ac Dock Co Ltd
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi




1

Duval

8ulphur Ac Potash Co

Dynamics

Corp

"2 A

16,600

2% Mar

Yi

27,100

5% May

A

6,300

7 Va

22,900

6
—

~3A

Apr

7 A

Feb

7 %

6%

2

of America

$-1

9%

~8%

4% %

prior preferred
Malleable

Eastern States

4%

Jan

7

100

7%

Jan

9%

8%

Jan

9%

9%

800

27%

900

8%

8%

23,800

27% May
x7% Mar

11

11%

24,700

9%

76

75%

76 %

1.000

P"%

35 V:

37%

330

Corp

25%

1,900

25%

<

Jun

July
Feb

10

Apr

30 Va

Jan

9% May

preferred series A
$0 preferred series B
■astern Sugar Associates—

Jan
Jun

3%

Feb

Common

5% Mar

9%

Apr

ao

shares of beneficial lnt

nr#»f«rred

25

28

17%

Jan

12%

Feb

Jan

76%

Jun

Mar

37%

Apr

26%

182

$7

2

23 % Mar

8%

p% Mar

3%

11V*

1

Iron

'

—

Jan

E

16
2

Jun

45% Jan
58% Feb

8.700

27%

.

ap-

7

8%

Co

Durham Hosiery class B common—
Duro Test Corp common
I—

Eastern

•

Canadian

(The)

6 %

Sastern Gas Ac Fuel Assn commc

•

Canadian

3]? Mar

dep rets ord reg—

Jan

20

Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1

Canadian

17%

•
common

6%% preference
Canadian Atlantic Oil

17

Duraloy

7% May
Jun

Laboratories-

common

American

Jun

8 Va

12Vb

2.700

24%
9

6% Mar

42

Co

(Allen
A

4%

Jan

4% Jun

700

512

13%

Harris Co
Power

3

Jun

17%

Ltd

Drilling & Exploration Co
Duke

4%

•2

Feb

\s

35

3

Dragon Cement Co Ino

Class

8uper Corp (new)

2

xl3 %

13

Inc

Brewery

300

4%

16%

45

Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
C Ac C

33%

xl6%

—

Douglas Oil Company—

Jun

13% Jan

4% Mar

13%

Co Ltd common—k_k

preferred

Draper

Burma Mines Ltd—

4% Mar

Jan

17

stock.—!»_•

18%

16%

2%

ord

22 %

10 %

May

3

8

16

23

"

Dominion Textile

15,000

7.50

5%

Dominion Tar Ac Chemical Co Ltd.

20%

A

Ac Coal

4%
16%

-

commit.

Ltd

Jun

19%

common——25c

Co

5

19%

7%

Corp

Bridge

20

8V2 Mar

Jun

3

8%

Jun

2.50

12 %o

Finance

16% Feb

10% Mar

-10

9

American dep rets ord reg——6§ 8d
Diversey
(The)
Corp
1—1
Dome Exploration Ltd

7%

50c

common

20 %

Jun

Ltd—

Co

Jan

4%

Jan

1,800

Jun

8

13%

52,700

L«l_

Jun

19% May

4%

Oils

18%

1,200

21

19%

4%

Co.

Products

Devon-Leduc

17 %

7
July
13% Jun

19

Jun

143

400

18%

2,900

20'/a

33%

30

2,100

Mar

16

4,300

*

class

900

9% May
14% Jan

14%

21

*

Feb

26

7%

7

14%

19%

2.50

Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan

10

|lOO

Steel

4

33%

*

Burry Biscuit Corp
Bryrd Oil Corporation

Mfg class A common

Distillers

preferred

30

debenture

Detroit

class B

convertible

Dennlson

500

Hardware

BSF

6%

Jun

27%

Gray

preferred

1% preferred
60c convertible

Jun

11

Detroit

common

Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan

34

8

4

A Jan

Jan

7% Jan

•

2

Jan

Jan

i

Apr
Jan

Jan

A Jun

1A
5%

Detroit

Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd

Jun

31

Jan

9% Mar

20%

6%

Distillers

cumulative

Apr

Jun

18 y8

Jan

300

6%

1

reg

26

9,300

*

I,300

10s

reg

rets ord

Company

Brown

4,600

Inc

Detroit Gasket

British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—

Brown

30%

Brothers

—10s

rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—

rets

29%

22%

Jan

6%

•

Demleln Corporation
8 %

Amer dep

dep

29%

Jun

14 %

250

4.200

7%

26

21%

10% Jan

2,200

Crystal Dairies Inc.
Hosiery Mills—

8%

25

17% Jan

200

21%

Davenport

Tobacco—

American

Da Itch

2%

•

OH

Jun

5% Feb

3% Jan

21%

D

•

•

British American

4%

Apr

Lighting Inc common—
Curtis Manufacturing Co (Mo)

20o

^

British American

3

Curtis

Davidson

common

Manufacturing Co

4

3%

4

I

Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light Ac Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common

Apr

-

182

300

172

May

195

167 V:

169

200

160

May

181%

18%

169

Jan

20%

21%

Jan

25

Jun

Jun
Mar
Feb

Apr

_

30

23%

23%

50

May

Number 5443

Volume 132

(33)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

33

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday

of Prices

Shares

21%

20,200

12%

Jan

1
8

\k

8,000

%

Share

&

common

28%

Corporation

26% Mar

15,000
392,100

13%

1
Electrogiaphlc Corp common——_1
Kectrcnics Corp of America
1

Jan

6,900

A Jun
Jan

,12

19%

400

16% Jan

13%

3,500

llYa May

20

102%

Jan

Apr
J?

Inc

Corporation Ltd

X20% May
Jan

23

300

7%

Jan

3,900

18%

Apr

4%

26,500

3%

Jan

4%
1

%

1

Wcia

Jan

.

Class

B

Fort

Pitt

Fuller

64%

10%
24

%j

100

21%*

2,100

20%

Jun

6%

6%

5,600

5%

Jan

123% 125%:*

400

10

May

1%

Co

A)

25

125

125

Co

Power

28,300'

Hf*

1,000

~6%
11

54,700

2,200

hB

7Y2

•

Corp

Acceptance

600

3,700

10

7

2%

128

2%i<
'T/C

2%

2%

convertible

104 %

130

dep rets ord

Gerity
Giant

reg

600

1,800

Yellowknlfe

Alden

Corp
ciass

onion

Gobel

uo

8%

3% May

4%

2%

A

class

Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing common

Graham-Paige Motors 5ft

Amer

Great

Atlantic

At

17%

stock

Apr

_

Line

&

common

150

800

5,300

Brewing

Hastings Mfg

Co

Corp

Dept Stores common
Mining Co
Rubinstein

common

A
common

Kobacker

Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy

Co

common

42Y4

Yb

Jun
Feb

July

ft *lan

ft
27

30%

700

19

Jan

30 Y4

Jun

20 Y4

21 Ya

1,400

19 Ya

Apr

25*

Jan

13 Ya

13 Ya

20 J

11 Ys

Jan

137/b May

3 y4

2Y4

Jun

4Yt Mar

~3%

3Ya

3,700

ft

1ft

1,100

7%

33Yso
20c
1

7%

200

1

1 Ya

7

Jan
Mar

TYb Mar

Jan

8 Ya

Lake

7%

2%

3%

Jan
Jan

Le

Jan

Hardart

3%

Louisiana

5%

Jan

Lunkenheimer

Lynch

18%

Jan

Apr

111%

Jan

1%

Feb

16

1097/b May

common

Feb

3

Apr

4%

Jan

Mangel Stores

6ft May

8Ya

Jan

16 % Mar

Jan

23%

2%

Feb

47

Apr

57

510

40

Apr

49% Mar

10

77%

Jun

88

146,500

1%

Jan

Mar

4%

Iron

Jan

74%

30% May

4$

350

7%

3%
181

30

133%

2%

2%

7,000

2l/2

3%

3%

3,|

19,700

12%

13%

2,800

13

10

4,500

2

Jan

•

Mar

10 Y2

July

16 % Mar

5% Feb

Mar

209

Jan

Jan

140

Mar

Apr
May

12% July
8%

Feb

29'

Jan

Feb

13% Mar

2%

139% 139 Tf

3Y2
18%

1,100

18

Jan

19

Jan

12%

Jun

Feb

14% Mar
5o% Mar

'

May

15 %

60

Feb

3%

3%

300

3%

3 Vb

Jan

4%

Jan

1,100

26 Ya

Jan

39% May

>3

250

55 Y4

Jan

60

lYa

IY4

l'|

500

IY4

Jun

2%

Feb

4 Y4

4 Ya

4

2,100

4Ya July

5Yb

Jan

1,400

5

6%

Jan

37 Ya

457/s

40%

38%

58 Vb

38%
m

59

5%

5 Ya

5

1%

1%

2

2%

Jun

2%

Jan

7 Ya

Jun

12%

Jan

1,600

2%
12%.

31 V2

32 Y

'

1%

6,700

12

12

100

42

2Yi

May

59%

Apr

Apr

3%

Jan

2,700

8%

Jan

15%

Feb

500

22 Yb

Jan

33%

Jun

16 V

550

4 I'M

I6Y4
?3

May

May

800

\

46

45

2%

—

%

7YB

7%

—

Vi

14Ya. Jan

16 Y4

Jun

41 Y» July

4,700

28 Ya

Jan

V

120

99%

Feb

105

May

81

82 i

40

76 Ya

Jan

82

July

16%

16|Va

16%

4Ya

4 Yb

——

82

9%

—

——

102

102

—

~.

1.000

14Y4

Jan

V

8.400

3%

Jan

9?

200

4

4

T-

15

23 Ya

24 V

5,000

3%

4 V

1,400

22%

23%

22}

200

19 Ya

19

900

—

38

92%
5

22 Ya

%

146;

100

92

190

22 V.

104 Ya 105 V
37 Y2

8

Feb
Mar

8

Jan

9% May

Mar

10 Ys May

13 Ya

:

38
94

300
80

800
<

3,600

5

5'/1

200

Feb

15% Mar
3%
xl7

15%
47 y4

143 Y»
22 Ya

17%

9

-

14Ya

138

20%
104

32%

Feb
Mar

Jan

Jan
Mar

A

300

81*
95%

95

ij,'

2,000

95%

150

8

124%

6%
124

23%

*

$2

Abrasive

Mid-West
Midwest

Mid-West
Miller

Piping Co
.Refineries

Wohl Co common

4% ft

convertible preferred

25 Ya

60

Muter Company

Ifachman

11

5%

National
National

Apr

Apr

Apr

8jJ Jun

Steel

National

U

S

Jan

126y2

Jun

Jan

23 y2

Jun

New

Feb

36-y*

Feb

New

Jersey

24% May

29%

Jan

New

Mexico

.

Idria

8%

400

8

May

11%

Feb

New

Park

9%

10.100

5

Jan

9%

Jun

New

Process

1

2%

2%

2ia

3,100

3% Mar

New




24,600

11Y4

400

8

7%

Jan

10%

Feb

49% July

Yb

Jan

13

5

11%

May
Jan
Jan

300

7% Mar

300

8

17% Mar

6

Feb
Feb

14 Y2 Mar
1%

Feb

8Y2

Feb

19% Mar

Jan

Apr

13 %

30%

11,800

8%

500

6

5%

8

28Y2
5%

6

5%
36'A
23
104

104

Jan

25%

Jun

9%

Jun

Jan

33

Feb

3% Mar

6

Jun

5Y2

Jan

6%

Feb

34%

800
50

30% Jun

6%

100

22%

Jan

Feb

25

12,400

5%

14 Ya

20 Yb May

900

36 %

22%

29

Jan

26%

100

25%

Jan

17 V*

12%

6,100

1,000

17 Ya
103

13 Yb

Jan

Jan

Jun

36 Y2

Jun

23%

Jun

106
15 Yb

Apr
Apr

13%

13 YB

13%

1,100

lift

1%

2%

56.600

60%

621/4

6,100

46

Jan

40

99

May

103

Apr

105

Jun

108

Mar

100

Jan

104

Apr

60%

101 % 102
104

10

170 Ya 171

Ya

110

x8%

2,400

104

1% May

44.Y2

42%

8%

8Y4

5

4%'

200

5

5

Jan

Jan

Jun

45 Ya

Feb

41
.

7%

4Ya

Apr

Jan

9 y4 Mar

Jun

5%

3% Mar
20

140 Ya

19 Ya
136

1%

1%

26%

26%

7YB

7

3RYa

"5%

Jan

Jan

Jan

140 Ya

Jun

2

Feb

850

19

450

116

lYa

5,300

1 Ya

Apr

1,100

25 Ya

Apr

27
7 Yt

2,200

7

38 Ya

100

31

2,800

5%

6

15Va

16

400

4%

5

2,900

5Y4

Jan

3% Jan
23%

140 Ya

20

Jun

176 Ya

400

45

2 Ya May

67%

165 Ya Mar

37/b

Jun

18 Ys Mar

7% July

New

—2

8e

Co

York

7,300

12%

12

30% Mar

Jun

8Y4

Jan

May

38 Ya

Jun

Jun

7

Jan

51,600

12%

1,700

25'/4

26

3.100

22%

23%

8.500

common- —1

28%

28 Ya

28 Ya

31

31

_

•

14% May

1,200
250

6%

Feb

21% May

27 Ya

Jan

2%

Jan

4%

Jan

19%

Jan

1 Ya May

2ft J an
Jan

12 Ya
33 V*

19 Ya

Apr

24%

Jan

24 Ya

Jan

28%

Apr

Jan

31

Jun

26%

3% May

3%

3%

600

3%

3'/a

3'Y

13.100

11%

11%

12

4,200

10% May

27

26 Ya

27%

4,400

21

2%

Jan

Feb

4%

Jan

Jan

4Y4 Feb
12

Jun

28 Ya

Jun

4% Mar

__1

"2%

7Yi Jan

2ft Jan

3Y4 Mar

.400

~2ft

!,\

15,400

100

139%

138

139%

2,000

—1

Oil Ltd

16 Ya May

Jun

3%

1

Jun

Mar

25%

,30o

—5

4

5Ya Apr
23

IOY4 Mar

III
wi

17% Feb

Jan

4Ya

12 Ya Mar

ft

2

25%

Ltd

3%

3

3'/4

900

2Ya

Apr

13

131/2

350

8%

Apr

_20

2

131

Mar

145

4Ya

Feb
Jun

17

Jun

Co

5

Mar

-50c

~3%

3%

16.000

3% Mar

45%

44 Vb

46

7,300

40 Y2 Mar

48%

—25

Chem

Arizona

3,300

19% Mar

27 Y4 May

24

23%

24%

1

3

2%

3 Yb

1

Merchandise

22,300

-10

2%
58

•
<—

~2Ya

2%
58

ft

1,500

58%

250

2

Jun

Jan

217« May
10 Y»

Co common

Honduras Rosario

4

1

Land

common

Auction

1%

22 y2

Superior Oils
York

2

„1

Mining Co

New York 8s
New

"4%

,_10

Radiator Corp

<fe

9

page

49%

x20%

Zinc

8%

see

V/b

42 Ya

1

7 Vb

Feb
Jan

5 Ya May

11

49%

x20 Vt

Corp
Machinery

Car

Mln

9%

footnotes

2IV2

27

20%

Dominion

British

20%

Jan

14,500

1

England Tel <5c Tel
Clock 8c Watch Co
4% ft
convertible preferred

99%

4%

ft

_10

New Haven

75

800

6,700

9

23%

,25c

Ltd

New

1,850

7%

57/B

8%

2,600

New

23 %

7%

5%

8%

3,700
9,700

National Transit common

8%

7%

5%

5 Y2

National Starch Products

10c

1

2,400

4

Industries Inc

Rubber

National

Co

Inc

28 V\

13.800

26 Yb

23

Jan

J£n

26% Jun

14 V*

26 V*

5Y4

Jun

13 Vb

14 V4 May

Feb

13%

3%

Gas

Petroleum

126 Ya

300

11 Vz Mar

'A

26%

14

22 Yb

Jun

94 %

31%

5 Ya

11%

Mar

Jan

25% Mar

3%

10%

2% May

Jan
Feb

Jan

400

3,200

22%

Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common

92

Jun

15Y4
42 Ya

—1

Jan

9

11%

Jan

—1

41%

99 Y2

28

Feb

13%

—1

Research

Jan

36%

9%

100

r

30

1
1

:

National

8ft Jan

35 Ys

27%

36%

14%

4}f Apr

2,100

11 Yb

(Mich)

Bellas Hess

National Brewing Co

36 Vb May

94

4ft Jan
11

14%

11Y4

common

Milling Co

Jan

Jun

9% May

Jan

Jan

37 V2 May

Alfalfa Dehydrating 8c

Presto

Feb

Apr

45

25 Ya

1

National

15

May

29'

3%

2,600

4

23%

Inc

Jun

May

20

Jan

-10

Corp

Namm-Loeser's

5%
19 Vb

Apr

Jun

19

5
common—2.50
10
common
6O0

Jan

Mar

6

19

200

100
•

t)fd

common

Jun

May

20 Ya May

149%

Apr

1,100

Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
Murray

Feb

15%

Fe*

14 YB

19%

"
100
4.80%
cumul preferred serler B-100
4.50 ft
preferred series O
100
Monroe Loan Soalety com class A
*
Montgomery Ward Sc Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
lOo
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6ft cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
IMuntz TV Inc
1

8%

15%

Jun

May

Jun

4% Jan
24

Service

Public

capital stock-*
5

pfd—100
Itod Fireman Manufacturing ▼ t •
•

Jan

Jun

92%
40

25%

3%

30

Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40 ft
cumulative preferred

Jan

8.80%

11

Apr

3 Y2 Mar
20 Ya

19

*

99 Y2

84 Ya May
4

15 Y4

Missouri

Products

Co

'

Jan

16%

25 Ya

4

1
50o
50

Co common

Resistance

Royalty

700

*
*
50o
3

dividend shares

non-cum

International

Icwa Public Service

,

Midland Steel Products—
Mid vale

4%

27^4

11%

14 Y4

International

Petroleum

11%

14%

1.200

18.700

70% May

8,100

14%

27%

International

n%

13 % Mar

200

18%

6?i

26%

Jun

2,700

2%

2

28%

Corp

Hone

85

6Ya

•

Machinery

11%

2

92%

2%

1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
Mlcromatlc

National Union Electric Corp

11%

Apr

3,100

Fuel

11%

7,400

Jan

86

Jan

87 Ya

Mfg Si Stores common

Jan

192,600

46%

Mar

13

1 Yb

National

15%

8ft

Mar

68

300

18%

National

1,000

39%

44%

3C0

15

18Y4

National

17%

8 YB

25

83'%

14 Y2

1,200

Feb

16%

39

44 'A

81 y4

2,300

Jun

17'A

8 A

7Y4 Mar

5%

41 Ya

Jan

39 Ya

8

Jan

13 Ya

23%

7Y*

£1

Jan

6%

5%

111%

1,900

Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
_B
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr <fe Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
50c
Insurance Co of North America
5

4%

450

12%

Jan

9%

500

Jan
Apr

400

6%

13%

Jan

9V4

ll4

4% Mar

6%

~5%

Jun

Ji9Y4

11%

Jan

13%

37%

6%

1
2.50
1
10

National

Industries

common

Bumper

Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5ft

2.50
,

Corp

Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6ft preferred
Michigan

May

I
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amcr dep rets ord reg

Ltd

Co

Textile

Metal

Jan

4ft Jan

"

2
8

May

44%

3
•
10
1
1
1
1
25o

Co

Mesabi

Jan

21

Mfg

Jun

1%

28 Ys

4'/|
195

193

Jan

3 Yb

31

Jun

6 Y2

~6%

*
1

Co

&

Johnson

Mead

Menasco

Petroleums

49

7,800

100

£1

& Co common
Dredging common

McWilllams
«

Merrill

300

4%

300

Feb
Mar

1
*

Corp

Aircraft

Feb

320

100

Jun

8%

11,400

4

36

8%

88%

common

(AG)

McKee

Feb

1% Jan

290

1,900

9

4

35

36

Jan

9%

7

(The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication
Co
Ltd

11% Mar

Feb

*
1
50

3,600

400

1%

50o

20

-

1,800

10%

19

Co

1,100

0%

1,100

15'a

11%

10 Ya

19

Manlschewitz

•
•

minds Zinc Co common

Metal

Service

Public

McDonnell

15%

13 y4 May

IIY4 May

11%

M
Corporation

Oil

Magna
Maine

Jan

10

Jun

8% Feb

11%

1
*

Corp

15%

lo%

11Y4

100

19

Co

Jan

•
•

Hydro-Electric Securities
Eygrade Food Products

International

(The)

11%

4

31V4

1,100

29%

14%

Co

2,200

1%

Jan

13 Vb

29 %

1
1

Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common

20%

20

13

29%

5

& Exploration

Land

Feb

105 Vb

15

Jan

Vb

Jan

-2

Co
Watch

Longlnes-Wlttnauer

Feb

Jun

1278

5 Ye

5

Apr

108%

Jun

7YB

Chain

Steel

42%

Jun

6%

6%

5%

6%

Lodge & Shipley (The)

Jun

108

A

clats

Jun

preferred
100
(Harvey) Inc common
8
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Herd Lock Si Manufacturing Co
8

International Cigar

Groceterias

Class B

9 Ye

Jan
Jan

Y
preferred

Fabrics of N

Loblaw

5%

4,300

5%

25o
.1—1
1
10
•
*

Inc

G)

(R

5Y2 Mar

3,800

Jun

7 Yb

olio

common

cumulative

5ft

19% May

ft Mar

33 Ve

Machine Co
University

common

Realty

Tourneau

i*oerty

Feb

3%

Jan

2%

Inc

Jan

5Y2

Extension

Lefcourt

Jun

Co

Monotype

Salle

Lear

Feb

16

Jan

La

Feb

4%

1
5
10
5

Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
Sessions

14 %

1,500

1

Lakey

&

200

51/4

5%

Mines Ltd

Shore

21% May

20%

20

8
1

Jun

t%

For

Feb

21

Company
Apparel Inc

L'Alglon

17 Y2

Huhbell

Ircnlte

;

26%

15

(Geo A) & Co

Investors

Co

Brewing

Jan

*

Inc

Hern & Hardart Baking Co
&

Ltd

Oils

Krueger

Jan

1
10
2.50
J
1
•

convertible preferred
HOe (R) & Co class A_
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
Holly Stores Inc
6%

Hero

Stores

Mar

Eigble Mfg Co common

Eormel

38 Ya

29%

5
7.50

11%

10c

Border's

100

1

Rubber Co

(I B)

Knott Hotels Corp

15

Steel Products

Eolcpbane

41 Ya

Jun

10

M Co Ltd

Lake G

Kleinert

21

100
100
1

preferred
4%
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
644%

Hercules

41

ft

Kirkland

7,800

2

Bakeries Inc
Lithographing Co—
Hazel Bishop Inc
Havana

Co

41

Yb May

3,200

3
1
10c
10c
*
8
25c
•
*

Co

Eatbaway

Class

14 Ya May

4,500

16 %

1
28
1

Organ Company
Electric Light

Harvard

Heller

600

5

26%

500

i

Hartford

Helena

15Yb

5 Yb

Jun

H

Efcula

Apr

Apr

15

16%

2Yb Mar

Feb

7Y4

5 '/a May

9,400

—*

Abalastine

Ball lamp Co

Hearn

28 y4

3 Yb Mar

6%

J#o

Company

Stores Products

Hazeltlne

16 Ya

Jan

3,800

107%

1
1
50c

Hydraulics
Oijucii freehold Leases
Greer

Hammond

Jan

20 Y4

3o,100

Jun

112

3% Mar

105% Feb

"

1 %'

1

100

pretorred
& Chemical Co
Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
1st

Gypsum

17

2,100
10

•

Great Lakes Oil

r*Tftr*rv

11

800

5 Vb

Jun

33%

27% Jan
109 %

105%

1,400

%j

~3%|

Pacific Tea—

Fon-voting c-*nmon

Grleeedieck

2,425

22%

3%

Locke

xl08%xl08l4'

10o

Inc

Industries

Great

Great

39

16%

17

pfd_25
1
y-8

conv

Varnish
Manufacturing Co

Grand Rapids

7ft

16%

22

May

4

Feb

•

Sugars

B

prior preferred
Ooldiield Consolidated Mines

Gray

15%

Apr

18 Ya May
13

3Ya

Jun

1
•

84.50

Gorham

Feb

July

5

6% July

Apr

14% Mar

7

.%

~3%

3%

o

(Adolf) Inc

Goodman

38%

39%

b

inc

Oiuue

Class

13%

11 Ya

57%

15%

Co

12 %

Co

&

Disthneries

Godcbaux

17

700

106 Ya May

3 Y2

Products
Development

10
1

common

McBean

Glenmore

100

13 Y4

16%

•

1
•
*

Mines

Gold

Co

Gladding
Giec

C)

—

—

*
1

preferred
Mich Corp

rwiphrlif

17

13

Jan

Jun

Jan

6ft May

%

£l
General Fireprooflng common
5
General Outdoor Adv 6ft pfd
.100
Genera] Plywood Corp common—^_50c
8%
convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
IGeneial Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•

(A

17

Jan "

34 Y4

„1

General Electric Co Ltd—

Gilbeit.

17

—2.50

Co

May

5

200

Jun

18 Vb

Alloys Co—
•
Supply Corp com—1
preferred
28

General Builders

84.60

Jan

26,600

„I

Jan

102% Jan

14 %
200

6%

*

American

2 Yb

4Ya
49%

103%

5

&

4 Ya

49

4%

a

...

Inc

&

Oil

Lamson

100
1
1

common

Warrants

1%

Feb

3ft Jun

5

(when issued)

(Walter)

Lanston

preferred
Mfg Co common

General

2%

Jan

'

Laclede-Chrlsty

rl&W

7%

1.26
8

Brewing

Geltoan

General

Jan

lie

Kingston
Klo

Q
Oatlneau

lYa

100

_50

Jan

10

21%

Feb

9,200

40,900

4%

Kings County Lighting common4ft cumulative preferred

Apr
Jan

10 %

5%

1%
3

100

pfd.

(Dei)

common

Kennedy's

Jun

6%

6%

£1
1

reg

Brewing Co

(Geo

Jan

Jan

9,300

4 Y4 Mar

1%

2%

4%

1

Corp.

Key Co common

■3

ord

rets

irtieri

New

6% July

3%

4% Mar

10%

5%-

Co Ltd—

dep

21# Mar

51 Vb

5%

Ltd

Kawneer Co

Feb

950

5%

•
•

voting

Met or

Airer

Jun

31%

21,500

6%
64%

7% Jan
2Yi Jan
2Y2 Jan

Canada—

of

Class A non-voting
Fc r d

10

Jan

1

Ltd class A

Inc

Tiger Line

Motor

1%

1
1

(M H) Co Inc

Fitzbimmons Stores

Flying

24,500

16

Apr

K

Jan

%

Jun

2.50

Inc

Sterling

Fist man

2

Apr

IY4

1%

10c
150

Motors

18% Mar

7% Jun
25

•

(Phlla)

Association

Firth

2,200

10

Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire

1,300

26%

26C

Oils Ltd

jFaugu

8%

1

Instrument

&

Camera

iy4

3

—1

common

Inc

Kansas Gas & Electric 4% ft

Kldde

1

& Co class A

(Max)

Factor

Co

O'Mahoney

Kaiser

F
Fairchild

4% May

1.200
10,100

10,200

Jan

is

Jan
Jun

Glass

Jeannette

Jerry

July

5% Mar

Jan

15%

10

Line common

1%

Feb

9%
26

May

2,600

Warrants

6Ys

1%

1Y4

Oils

63%

500

6

1%

6

High

L010

1%

1

Corpi

Oil

1

Range since Jan.

High

.100

Israel-American

Fed

5%

42% Jan

23,800

Shares

Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo

Irving Air Chute

Jupiter

105% Mar

8%

24%

1V*

for Week

Apr

104%

700

Range

Jun

17%

8
10o
1
1
81 or 25o

Equity Corp common
<2 convertible preferred

Eureka Pipe

Jun

%
32

pfd—100
1

Empire District Electric 5%
Empire MUlwork Corp
Ems to Manufacturing Co

Esquire

22'%

Feb

Sales

Week's
of Prices
Low

Par

High

Low

Bights
Eltwcjjata

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

1

Range since Jan.

ne

Bond

Electric

Last

STOCKS

B———•

Easy Washing Machine class
■uiler Mines Limited

1

for Week

Par

,

JULY

Sales

Ranger;

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Eureka

Week'#:

Last

FOR WEEK ENDED

RANGE

,

Friday
STOCKS

Jan

35.

.

-

"tVY4-!

40

Jan

10

_10

Mar

4Ys
78

Jan
Jan

Apr

3ft Apr
13% May
61

Jun

11 Ya May

34

(34)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

,

Monday, July 4, 1955

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR

RANGE

Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

American Stock Exchange

1
Friday
STOCKS

for Week

Range

Sale Price

WEEK ENDED JULY

Sales

oi

Prices

Low

High

Shares

Range since

American

1

Jan.

Pur

Nipisslng

•

Mines

1

Noma Lltes Inc

North

American Rayon $3

North

Northeast
North

Texas

KR

1

-

Co

Pub

4%%

2'%

Jan

49%

1,000

4%

4%

14,500

28%

100

8%

4,700

7%

101 %

13'A

19,900

90

88 %

5%

28%

Mar

99

Jan

Corp

Servomechanisms

Jun

Beton

eLather

Shattuck

Feb

Inc

Shawlnigan

Bherwln-Wllllams
4%

Corp of

81cka

Oceanic

Oil

Company

Ogden Corp
Ohio

_1

Brass Co class B
Power
4ft%

Ohio

Oils

Okonlte

3%

3,100

3 ft

Jun

8%

8%

3,300

6ft

Jan

60

Omar

54%
108 ft

Apr
Jan

61

Bllex

Jan

112

Mar

1%

1%

2,100

1

%

Apr

73%
6 %

75 ft

500

71

Jan

100

6%

Jun

7

6%

6%

100

6'/a

Jan

1

Inc

7ft

7%

1

20

Ltd Amer shares.,10a

Securities™

.

20 %

%

77 %

8%

4%

275

19%

Jun

78 %

l

Jun

8%
23 Va

Jan

82

Feb

Jan

26

Jun

Gas

5%

1st

Electric 6%

1st

pfd

den

rets ord registered
Electronics & Telev Corp

28'ft

46'A May

preference

25

42%

x42 V8

42%

400

38ft

Jan

43 Va

preferred

25

26%

26%

27-a

preferred

25

25%

24%

25

16 %

17

2,200

5

5

100

73

74

900

4.48%

convertible

Apr

cumulative

104ft

103% 104%

230

102% Mar

4.08%

cumulative

106 %

III"

l

2%

_I~i
pfd—HlOO

2%

:

12

12%

21,900

109 ft

ft

4,600
150

•

2~Bol

vtc.

1%

.1%

~_l~Bol

5^4

i

ft

Southern

Pipe

Feb

Southland

1%
„

3 Vb

Jan

10 ft May

104

Jan

13

Jan

110 ft May

-

—

Jan

Standard
Stanaara

\

1,700

j Jan

6 ft

16%

15% July

25 Va

1,600

15

Jun

24'%

Jan

7%

3,600

6ft Jan
6*7a May

8%

Apr

9%

Jan

6

Feb

7%

7%

5%
17 ft

67%

67%

70

4%

1

(Mass)__20

Jan

16ft

Jan

18% Mar

Products

100

4%

Jan

4%

Jun

600

4%

65 ft

Apr

x71%

Feb

18

Tube

23ft

Jan

27%

Jun

13%

Jan

Starrett

(The)

Steel

Co

of

16-8

1,300

3%

4%

20,900

1%

Jan

55%

56%

900

63 ft

Jan

25%.

25 Va

26

5,100

25 Va

Jun

31%

31%

31

31%

250

30%

Jan

36'A

Apr

15%

15%

3,700

15%

Jun

18

Jan

17%

Jan

35

Jun

1

Steel

Parts

(A)

Co

6'/a

6%

2,300

6

May

9%

Jan

Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc

4

4

ft

1,300

4

May

4%

Jan

14%

700

I. i

—^

Jan

23 ft May

14%

—

~1%

"1%
10%
101 Va

common..250

24%

9%

_2

23%

6%

900

3%

3%

1,900

13 ft

Jun

20

Jan

Precision

25

Stlnnes

Ray

Drug

common

5%

40,400

Jan

Jun

Sunrise

31

Jun

Superior

x4%

Feb

Superior Tool & Die Co..

Jan

Swan Finch

67/b

Jan

49'ft

Jan
Jan

8ft
60

150

52

900

117/b Mar

127/b May

18%

3,400

17% May

19

7,700

5

,r'(S

Jan

60ft

10%

Jun

2,000

1%

Feb

47%

1,400

15%

Feb

73

10%

1,200

9'A

Feb

10 Va Mar

2%

Apr
Jun

150

100

Mar

60%

63

1,600

44

Jan

63

Jun

15%

15%

15Va

Apr

167/b

Jan

41

Feb

—

26

May

Inc

Class

Jan

106ft

Apr

29

A

Electric

Technicolor

Shovel

Preferred
Reda Pump Co

12%

200

9%

800

19 %

19%

500

1

1%

4,200

1%

lft

1%

Jan

9%

23%

Jan

25

30

Jan

37

39 ft

39%

40%

600

12%

11%

12%

7,100

1%

~7%

8%

24.400

10%

ft

Jan

9% Mar

71,800

1

l

Jun

Apr
Jun

16%
1

Jan

13% Mar

10%
24

Jan
Mar

Jan

%
37

1%

Jan

May

45%

19%

18%

19 5

41%

43%

vtc
Jan

3

1965—

Thorofare

Apr
36ft May
3% Jan

22%

2,400

5ft

Feb

33

28%

33

4,075

24

36ft

Jan

18%

17ft

18%

1,500

11%

Jan

19%

Jun

16%

17 Va

2,400

lift

Jan

17%

Jun

28 Va

28%

300

23%

Feb

31'A May
16% Mar

15%

15

15%

15,200

32

32%

1,100

Corp

1

18%

15%

18%

8,100

108ft

10%

Jan

14%

Feb

Feb

68

Jan

American dep rets ord
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc

Rotary Electric Steel

£1

Amer deposit rets ord registered

4%

%

434

5,700

4ft Mar

13%

14 %

1,400

12% Mar

21%

21ft

21%

3,500

14%

1,200

deposit rets def registered
Shipyard Corp common

Jan

8% July

4%

Feb

8%

Union

Gas

_HI

3%

Jan

United
United

Elastic

Union

Feb

98

Apr

Mar

16%

Jun

23 ft

3.200

21% Mar

24%

Jan

United

44%

4,400

20

44 % July

36%

34 %

United

37

Company

-

Ryan Aeronautical Co
I
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum™

l

1
-1

II
1

Apr

37
16

July

10%

14 %

Amer

July

13% Mar

7,800

5 Va

Apr
Jun '

-~7%

8

5,500

31%

1

common

27%

3,100
.

f

'

Jan

7,600

16

13ft

32

900

28 V2

Jan

7% July

6% Mar

9% May
50'/a

Feb

10%

dep
N

J

San

Carlos

common

Diego Gas

&

Cum

pfd 5%

Cum

pfd 4 ft %

Cum

pfd

U

S

3,200

3%

Jan

6ft Mar

U

S

and

7

2,500

6%

Jun

8 %

U

8

20

&

Fisher

Jan

Seaboard

Oil Co

Western

22%

~~

Airlines

Jan

20 "2

24%

20% Mar

22

20

%

312

4

8%

7%

1

7ft

7%

8%
7%

Stores




Jan

12

12%

61,300

10

May

14 ft

Jan

28 ft

29%

25

Jan

30

jun

19 ft Mar

29

Apr

400-

•

5%

10c
a

5%

7

5Vs
49'A

100

common

9ft
w—

■

50o

5%

600

7

9%

41

200
*

6 Va

6%

100

7%

7%

Jan

Apr

8%

4,600

39 ft

Feb

100

Jan

85%

—

'39ft
7VB

4ft

300

——

6ft

3ft

15,800

49 %

Jan

6

Jun

35ft

Jan

7% July.

233

23

common

5A

—

-.100

_

23

234

230

50

Jan

Jan

5%
7

50%

Jun

July
Jun

10% Mar
102

9%
41

9%

Apr
Feb
Jun

Jan

%

200

%

x43%

49%

13,500

45%

37ft

38%

290

37

14'A

14%

900

2ft

2%

8,700

5%

49%

1
10a

_i

1

Vitamin

Corp

Corp

American

Corp

Universal

Products

_25c

Oil

10

IVb

^

13%

—50a

Insurance

154

16 'A

1
.1

common.:

Consolidated

172

•

II

Co

2%

12%
5

5
l

Sugar

9

Mar

54% Mar
40%

HVs

Jan

15%

Apr

2'A

Jun

3ft

Jun

90 %

Jan

179

July

3,200

12% Mar

17

Jun

900

2

2

Mar

1% Mar

14%

5%

11

3,300
1,400

2%

May
Jan

2ft

Jan

Jan

14 Ve July

5Vb

Apr

2ft

2%

3,100

1%

Jan

68%

900

65 %

Apr

73

Jan

42

100

28%

Jan

46ft

Jun

3612

25 ft Mar

39 ft

Jun

36%

35 VB

3

„

Jun

lft Mar

67 Va

10

common

Jan
Jun

Feb

239ft

41

__

68

15
Co

Jan

6,600

179

lb"1

5%
Jan

%

10

Universal

25,300
4,000

4,800

Jun

21%

Apr

3% Mar

5 A

Feb

6%

8% July

3%

Apr
Jan

Valspar Corp

5%

5-B

1,450

6

91,808

3 Vb

common

convertible

preferred
Steel

5
•

warrants

21%

21%

22%

20

Jan

25

26

5

8% Apr
28% Mar

Van

1,800

26

1,300

23

Jan

2

29

Co

Venezuela

,

14%
—

1 '5

13

3%
16

2

12,000

14%
3

11,200

%

100

16%

500

1 Va

Jan

3

7

Jan

15

3%

Jan

Jun

15% May

A

Feb
Jun

4"% May
18%

Jan

7 .ft

1

7%

6ft

2,100

Jun

2% Mar

6

Jun

Apr

7%

Jun

87 %

Apr

94 ft

Jan

27

Jan

33ft July

'

$4

Vanadium-Alloys

~50c
1

f?5.

4ft

Jan

200

Ii

Dace

Feb

Apr

100

20

Inc

footnotes

Jun

78% May
13% Jan

20

—

For

3%

common

Reclaiming

States

•

Ltd—I™

400

International Securities.

—

31*
_

Securities Corp General
Bros

10%

May

3%

23

Utah-Idaho

25a

Inc
Scullln Steel Co
common

Seem an

65 V4 Mar

20%

_

Co_

Schick

Scurry-Rainbow

100

115

3%

registered- __10»

Sharing

Universal

3.000

20

series.

Brick

10 ft

Jan

Ltd—

Machinery

Rubber

10'A

99

Jun

Jun

2ft

Specialties common
Air Conditioning Corp

5%

73% x76ft

125

7%
2 Va

common

ord

U S Foil class B

5%

-7

Jan

Jun

Mar

Jan

United

6ft

73%

4%

112

Apr

preferred

7

20

series

4.40%

8

Electric Co—

series.

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
8avoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre

1

I

5,600

6%

7%
69

2ft

Preferred

llnned

Milling Co Ltd

Jan

1%

Omaha

& Canal

Universal

Lawrence Corp Ltd

Jan

5,000

20

Co

rets
RR

Profit

5%

s
8t

ft

4,400

"ZZ4

of

Products

United Shoe

Jan

United

San

Feb

1

1%

•

Porducts

Milk

22%

15

6%
56%

500

2%

Corp

Molasses

38

12%

100

1%

12%

Co

Yards

United

22%

16

200

112

Apr

2ft

•

Investment

United

13%

7%

100 ft 101

warrants

Aircraft

3% Mar

•

Jun

1%

Canada

Jan

Apr

44 %

1.23

of

Jun

1

_

common

Feb

32'A

Mar

u

—10

(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd

12 V8

26

2%

Ulen Management Company
Unexcelled Cnemlcal Corp

2%

10

20ft May
9 ft Jan

25ft

3,500

1

.—

2%

800

Apr

16% Apr
21% May

1,700

12 Va

68

6%

100

5%

Mar

1.25

Corp

1,100

16%

6%

1

Inc

3,500

16%

preferred

Trans Lun Corp

2%

16%

M3
66

70c

Mining of Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd

g

Co

Oil

Temper

7%

5s

22

Feb

112

32 %

11%

20

Tonopah

True

21%
29

32

£1

Amer

Trims

20 Va Mar

13%
21%

Trl-Contlnental

35ft May

Jan

10

*11%

Trans

Jan

15

20

1

5

ftowe

Haynes

4%

92%

4

Jun

23%

10c

Inc

Corp
Toledo Edison 4 ft%

13% May

•

1

2%

80

Jan
Mar

17

25c

95%

96

May

52

28%

Inc

nooflng

Union Stock

2%

300

32%

Markets

95%

100

Apr
Jun

4

1

pfd

Inc
70c convertible preferred..!
Corporation
common

3

1

pia P

15 %

Jan

4%
14%

7

f*hnr

7%

700

Mai-

3%

5

Chemical

7ft

'

3% May
7

Jan

43% Mar

23%

4

common

Light $4.56

Co

2%

--

1

1,300

a

Jan

5

common

&

Jan

55

50o

1,800

July
May

1% July

Feb

•

Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—

&

%

9%

-

19%

Zl

Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—

Ryerson

100

2,800

9

Engineering

Rico Argentine
Rio Grande

Rusaeks Fifth Ave
Russell (The F
C)

—

1

Arms Co Inc

to

12

1

IIII

P.lce-Stix Inc
Richmond Radiator

(Texas Corp)
Vtc extended

36

50c

Rels (Robert) & Co
Relter-Poster Oil Corp

Remington

24%

35'A

"

10a

6.28

&

7
24 ft

10,000

41%

•

common

Thompson-Starrett Co

Toklan

35%

3%
13%

30%

37ft
20

IS

common

Co

Inc

Power

Thew

Todd

l

3%

75

1

common

Texas

Apr

R

10

400

4,200

1

Inc

Corp

class

B

Tampa

mo

26%

20%

10%

Tlshman Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—

Quebec Power c.q

43

20%

May

T
Talon

Thlokol

104

100

Oil

24%

42

Feb

8% Mar
36

23 Va

23 Vu

•

Corp

Cement

Feb

May

10%

—

Portland

24%

Apr

May

12%
10

Supermarkets

Jan

26% Mar

;_2oo

Jan

44

15%

5'A

6ft

Sun

Corporation

Jan

10%

62 %

5%

1

common

3%

44

—

Jan

10c
•

3ft

2ft

1

4'/a

\ 4,600

3%

2

•

4%

3 %

1

57%

102

Jun

3'A

Feb

May'

17%

100

3'/a

"3%

Jan

May

12%

•

Jun

9%

7

57

,

13%

27 ft

21

800

.

x9%

Jan

Stylon

500

.

Apr

10%

1

20%

7 Va

2

18%

•

7%

9!A

20%

Jan

5

3,200

18

Jan

14

Stroock

5,300

„

17%

600

(Hugo) Corp
Stop & 8hop Inc

•

,

3%

100

Jun

7,200

7%

Feb

300

Instrument

Co

8

5%
18%

common

&

Jun

18'A

Jun

(8)

Jan

54

5%

Jan

1% July

Jan

Jan

4%

Jan

18

Inc
B)

3 Va

7 Va

18%

1

(J

9% May

Jan
Mar

5%

2ft

6%

Colorado—"

•

Apr

18 la

10%

3%

1

common

Feb

18%

11 Oft

77/a

II_l

•

Jun

•

27%

1

common

Apr

5%

I

Jan

Va

5

•

Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co
common—

Jan

16%
61

common.5

common

Sterling
Sterling

5

43

Jan

3ft

"•

ip

14%

3,200

a

5%

3%

2.50

com

1,500

7%
5 1

78 %

10

common

33%

5

1,100

4,500

7

IIIII—l

...IIIIII250

Manufacturing

32'%

May

7

20,200

10%

99ft 102

7

•

4V*%

&

Stetson

4 ft

10a

2.50

16

•

Corporation

8tein

Jun

_

ft

1

3 A Mar

common

ft

4%

ordinary

7%

Pressed

15

27

56%

Corp

Canada

11* Jan

common

15%

1

7%

7ft 'Jun

1

cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber

200

33%

100

1

■

27%

1

32,800

50

Metals of America
Preston East Dome
Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada—
Prosperity Co class B
Providence Gas
■
Public Service of

Apr
Jan

1

21,400

common

Jan

6ft
6%

1

7%

.

6

Feb

Jan

B

3'A

1

Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Pneumatic Scale common

4% May
5 ft

Co

class

21 ft

1

Jun

4%

Corp

Standard-Thomson
Standard

7ft

common

74

200

•

2'U

Mines Ltd

Jan

3,100

B

21'/a

shares-

Apr

5VB

1

7%

.

Jan

6

5%

common

3%

•

.

——

Feb

Jun

58

1,900

ft May

5

10

Light

"

2 50

Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co

Standard

class

22%

10

pesos

CoUlO

Tel

900

4,600

Common

26

Jan

50o

preferred
&

Jun

16

5%

Packaging Corp
Power

28

24%

20

t&y>

Convertible
Standard

5%

25ft Mar

4ft

Jun
Apr

■

17%

i

ZIIZZZ

7 ft

17%

6 Va

■

Apr

200

57% May

1

Industries Inc

Standard

Jan

15 Va

1,400

%

Jan

37'A Mar

•

Jan

15%

5 %

1

Apr

Oil

74

_5

8%

27/b

15

~~~~~~3~50
Co

Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc

62'A

'

15%

i

1

Jan

lft May
5%

Jan

15 Vb

"o

Line

Jan

15,800

13,800

•

2

Jan

Jan

Z~2

__IT"

2

59

1%

70 Va

'

—'

Inc

Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forglngs Corp

10,100

5%

—

Jun

67% Mar

1%

5%

—.'

i

2

107

Co

49%

25

preference

Materials

Jan

25

preferred

5

'

1%
1

300

2%

11%
108

,

Southern

Jan

Jan

4.32%

Jan

Feb

8ft

Jan

Apr
Jun

S%

27ft

preferred

convertible

105'%

Jun

41%

common

cumulative

106%

8

500

27 ft

vrinerqi"

Reliance Electric

900

Jun

700

Co

Apr

Jan

28%

29%

~~

Reading Tube Corp

ft

4'%

9,100

46%

Mar

I

Raymond Concrete Pile

8

8%

'A

28%

27% Mar

2

Puget
Pyle-National Co

8%

6

8

40% May
6% Mar

45%

800

Amer

Pyrene

~5%

Apr

46 %

27%

original

Jun

25

27

.

Prentice-Hall Inc

I

4

Jun

preferred™_!_•

Power Corp of
Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co

13,600

32%

~5%

4ft Mar

'

5 Vb

Jan

27 ft

class A

Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander

4%

7

28

Amer share

Corp

3% Mar
5

•

32

4.88%

Oil

May

700

4.50%

106

Mar

3,800

Feb

■,101'/a
104'A

37

7%

Feb

70

Jun

8ft

35 J/a

Jan

103

May

7%

29 Vb

103

Apr

6 ft Mar
47

35 Va

29

•

38

Jan

7-ft

32 ft

_•

5

30 ft May

35%

Feb

Corp

Piper Aircraft

1,500

1

Jan

Pierce Governor common
Plnchin Johnson Ltd
Pioneer Gold

3,800

6

12.50

Jan

Corp
Company

&

ft

33%

£1

1

29

ic

Long Dist
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co

5%

32%

34 %

10c

Mills

Paper

27%

Co

Oils

6

33%

Apr
Feb

27%

26

Jan

Jan

200
—

Jan

33%

45

1,700

Manufacturing

Ppruvlan

29 ft May
38 ft Mar

30%

37

28%

preferred™
preferred.

Philippine

6,300

5,700

28 Va

Pennroad Corp common.
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell
Circle

32%

43%

28 %

Patlcan Co Ltd

Perfect

31%

21%

28 ft

Motors

Traffic

Jan

31 %

11 Va

28 Va

Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Penn

Jun

Jail

28ft

vtc

Parker Pen Co
Class

29ft

18% May

23

cum

(C A)

Jan

42

.—23

.

Chemical

20 Va

Southern California Edison—

& Light 5%
Tubes common

Pantepec Oil

600

42%

Apr

Power

Paramount
Park

29%

20

34 Vb

Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Oil

29

2,800

Apr

Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd

Israel

Jan

4,400

31 ft

Pacific

Pan

49 %

10%

1,400

—

Feb

Feb

46 ft May

19%

34%

.

106ft

10'

33%

23

117ft

Jan

29%

2

Manufacturing common.
Coast Corp common

5%

Jun

Jan

19

34

123

72

100

10%

Bouth

"—III

Jan

19%

Apr

!

Feb

Jun

12'/a

•

oaixin

Penn

13%
31

•

37'A

.

Pacific

1,600

M.r

1

Jan

preferred

Page-Hersey

1,000

116

ft May

8% May
52 Va Mar

common

35

~23

$4.50

681

8

preferred

3,800

redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st pfd
Pacific

dividend

4,100

%

4825

5000 fr

37

5%

Lighting

2;yuo

9

Publications—

36%

5%

$4.75

A

36%

23

preferred

$4.40 dividend

class

Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—

Boss

1st

Jan

common—

Ltd

South
Gas &

5ft%

13 ft

48%

1

Pattern

Amer

Jan

2

iHoward)
Sonotone
Corp

Pacific

Co

convertible

Skiatron

11%

•

Singer

Feb

65'A

Jun

Feb

100

104'%

•

A

common

Simpson's

Jun

18ft

1,000

—

$3

7%
3y2

28

class

B

Co

Simplicity

Apr

6%

Jan

21

.75%

•

69,300

1%

&

108

•

Ltd

Simmons-Boardmau

>8% Jan

75

Canada

Sirnca American shares

84% Mar

6ft

23

Television Inc

O'okiep Copper Co
Overseas

190

Oil

Class

Apr

of

America

Breweries

Signal

4ft Mar
107/a

_l

40c cumulative
preferred&

25

110

9oo

common

Old Town
Corp common

Olympic Radio

60

109

109

100

Ltd...

Company

3ft

8ft

common

preferred-

Okttita

3%

50a

common

10J

Mar

Jan
Jan

9%

65%

25

17

4ft

lft

__10Q

Sherwin-Williams
Shoe

9 V2

~8%

•

.

common

preferred

1

High

21,800

22

1

Jan.

11,700

12

9,%

since

Jan

T'B

12

9%

11%

1%

1%

'

400

•

Mining
Water & Power

Apr
Jan

20o

--

common.

Jun

12

Range
Low

11%

5%

1%

1

Shares

High

11%

6%

lOo

Denn

8%
104

11%

1

common

Safety
Control
Corp class B

94%

Jan

88

90

Feb

6ft Mar

Feb
Jan

210

XlOl',4 102%

50%

Jan

41/2
26

Sentry
Berrlck

Puces

01

Low

12.50

Radio

Beminei

9 % Mar

19 ft

Jun

45

Selby Shoe Co

Jun

3% Mar

Jan

6 Va

*

49-

88%

100

pid

5,700
18,500

8%

._50

Serv

lfi

7%
15 %

2a %

5

.

Airlines

Penn

49%
4%

-23

-

Oil

Oil

tis

Par

High
53%

35 ft' Jan

6:a

15

prelerred_50

Canadian Oils Ltd
Central

^

53,000

14%

7%

.__10o

North

Northern Ind

2%

1

Norcieu-Ketay Corp

Low

53%

49

49%

Sales
for Week

Range

Sale Price

—

Niles-Bement Pond

Week's

Last

Exchange

Mock

Norman

Venezuelan

Co

—

Petroleum

1

Syndicate Inc
Vinco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co..
Vogt

20c

Silver-Lead Corp.

0

79 ft
9

92

32

33%

4%
69

6%

40

800

5%

4,700

79 ft

4%

4ft

4%

10

28 ft

27 ft

28%

3% May
25

2,000

9

—1

69,600
.

1.1O0

„1

5%

5'A

6%

46,800

Jan

4 ft

2,000

■

—

Jan

4%

•

Manufacturing

Vulcan

92

33ft

5%

Jun

79 ft July
9

July

Jun

6ft

Feb

23% May
14% Jun

29%

Jun

17V4

Feb

3% May

6%

Jun

Number 5443

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(35)

35

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR

RANGE

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Par

-

Aircraft

Wagner
7%

BONDS

Shares

Loot

Co—

Baking

&

since

Range

Jan.

Low

High

$2

ext

ctfa

American

1

Waltham
Ward

Watch

$6

series

Western

common

Leaseholds

Feb

109%

Apr

Jan

414

Jan

26%

Jan

1%

Jan

2%

Feb

414

Jun

11%

Apr

37

Feb

47/e

3,000
275

2%

32,200

1

Jan

20

139

Jan

214

148

3%

400
20

is

16,000

18%

1,200

Westmoreland

lo

19%

19%

25

34

34

50

14%

13%

14'A

31

30V2

Tablet

Weyenberg
White's

shares

Shoe

Stores

(Wm)

1
Inc

•

1

preferred

25

Corp
Wickes (The) Corp

1
5

46

Jan

19%

Jan

20%

30

Jan

35

Feb

10

Jan

14%

C)

(R

2414 Jan

1,500

31

350

1%

3214

18'/8

2,200

7%

150

14

12,000

4%

8,900

7%

7%

Co

•

Ltd

1

%

1

3%

3%

25

18 %

16%

&

9

Brothers

5%

preferred

Wisconsin
Wood

Pwr

Lt

&

Woodall

Industries

Wodley

(P

American
6%

pfd

Jan

214

Jun

5%
1914

10

19

I?

Apr

414
19

Jan

Rio

1U714

Apr

25

17

600

15%

Jan

19% Mar

Jan

75

mortgage

Eastern

A5 %s

(not

Elmira

4s

39

1,900

&

Water Lt.

Ercole

&

RR

Marrelli Elec

A614s with Nov
A614s

Nov

ex

listed

A

Hamburg

bid

& St

and

Mar

~2-jV

4,500

Jan

H

Feb

or

Last
Sale Price

Bonds

Friday's

High

Jan. 1

A7s

Nov

ex

101%

Valley

England

New

146% 146%

2

146%

RR

RR

5

96 %

614s
Ohio

due

91%

91%

2

90%

Power

1st

1st

76

3%s

66

99

99

$101

104

99
—

with

A614s

ex

4s

1970

Second

10

65

roads

Indus¬

Grade

Grade

Util¬

Stocks

ities

trials

Rails

Rails

ities
97.81

99.75
99.71

Total

40

Bonds

162.20

64.27

164.71

98.43

101.62

449.86

162.03

64.05

164.76

9U.31

101.49

101.20

97.81

449.02

160.91

64.04

164.25

98.35

101.52

101.21

97.66

29

449.70

160.80

64.13

164.39

98.33

101.41

101.20

97.60

99.64

30

451.38

160.95

64.34

164.85

98.35

101.35

101.15

97.62

99.62

■_

99.69

Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Dale—

101

—

Wed.

68.05 Jan

78.01

99

103%

Fri.

77.94

30—

78.05

High
Low

47.32 Jan

1_

_

„

195%

-

90

ii

1054

for

Range

•

4

—Jon-Jujy

146%

—

46

The SEC index of stock

48

139

129%

--

—

1146

.

—

138%

100):

1961

94%

96%

liq tr ctfs
April-Oct

June 24, '55

93%

28

101
98

93%

1

93%

101% 101%

3

100%

93%

May -Nov

96%

™

102%

1963

314s

1160

Jan-July
Jan-July

1

to

_

•

tiyo

—

Utility

—

101

104%

98

12
—

103

92

90%

98%

102% 1027/a

Aprll-Ocl
April-Oct

1968

1971—

195'/a

101%

•

324.7

353.6

304.2

397.4

+

342.9

336.7

154.0

297.6

317.2

317.6

410.0

339.1
154.6

143.6

1.0

300.5

265.5

—0.1

154.4

300.5*

_

and Service

3.2

+ 0.7

—0.3

.

321.1

297,5

+

283.5

Mining

169

—

—

___

_

High.

103%

149

1

_

383.1

0.6

339.1*

.

+ 2.0
+

103%

102

T

269.4

375.6
351.6

100%

165

101% 101%

—

_

.

*New

102% 102%

101%

June-Dec

311.1

+ 1.5

410.0*

Goods

Finance,

Trade,

Low

High

Change

383.1*

-

_

Goods

Non-Durable

306.5

353.6*

Manufacturing
Durable

June 17, '55

311.1*

_

Transportation

1953

1955—

Percent

ComDOsite

125

Mar -Nov

lows for the

compared with the preceding week and with highs and

groups

1105

1952

on the closing prices of the common
for composite and by major industry

prices based

stocks for the week ended June 24, 1955,

1180

May-Noo

130

134

47%

SEG Index of Stock Prices

91

81%
130

1158
'

99

95

98

89%

90

Oct

Oct

1

1940

1947

1

1960

coupon

Electric

Gas

Corp.

6%s

125

—

156

Co

6s

1953

A

152

1998—Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf

Housing Corp 614s 1958

1

152

95

96

96

91

177%

135

151 %

102

107

65

88

110

El

151% 151%

—

100

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

96%

170

3

1182

May-No»

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

—

Feb-Aug

Gas

&

1105

April-Oct

1960

coupon

1954

6s

~2

Stocks

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
California

Southern

3%s series A

conv

Edison

1965

3s

series B

3s

C

3s

series

E

1978

scries

F

1979

Southern

Gas 314s

Gas

Counties

Southwestern

Spalding

Gas

(A G)

(Calif)

Electric

&

5s

Bros

&

--Feb-Aug
April-Oct

1970

1971

3s

314s

1970

——

•

—

100%

Jan-July

100

—

30

97

99%

103%
103 'A

103%

96
100

1

101% 101%

103%

W—

£

99

2

101

98

103%

418,000
168,000

Thurs. June 30

2,387,260

3,652,000

213.000

3,865,000

Fri. July

1

2,540,003

3,461,000

273,000

3,734,000

Total

11,541,058

$18,208,000

4,787.000
3,484,000

•

$19,653,000

$16,000

$1,429,000

Jan. 1 to July 1

Week Ended July I

104
100

100'A

199% 100

$357,000

4,369,000

3,316,000

2,246,250

A—-

100%

99%

93%

$^ 783.000

$16,000

$3,410,000

2.179,935

Tues, June 28
Wed. June 29

104%

99%

Sales

2,187,610

Mon. June 27

103

11

Bond

Bonds

Bonds

Bonds

Total

Government

Bank

Foreign

Bonds

Shares

105 %

—

99% 100'A
198

Feb-Aug

May -Nov

1989*

96

99%

99%

-t

9

96

1103% 104%

Feb-Aug

Southern California

-

98%

100

Feb-Aug

1976

3s

—

92%

100%

98%

•

—.

102

100% 101
199

Feb-Aug

1976-

3 %s series D

92%

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

1973

88

100%

Mar-Sept

1973

and ref M

series

1981
May-Noo
deb l962_Jan-July

United States

Int'l

Railroad

Number of and Miscel.

195

Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,

1951

1955

Stocks—No.

of

1954

1955

.

362,228,159

10,266,781

11,541,058

Shares.

242,648,439

Bonds
Terni

Hydro-Electric Co—

A614s

with Aug

A

ex

614s

United

Aug

Electric

A7s

Dec

ex

Washington
Webb

&

Service

1

Wasatch Corp

1947 coupon

1

Dec

with

A 7s

U. S.

1940 coupon

1

1947

—

125®

112

Knapp Inc 5s debs

West Penn Traction

5s

Western

Union

1964

125

Jan-July
June-Bee
June-Deo

1974

80%

22

92%

5

96%
78%

81 %

107% 107%

1104 'A 108

Feb-Aug

1959

6s

•

103%

Friday
BONDS
Stock

Interest

Last

Period

Exchange

20-year

7s

April

73%

207
1

107%

100%

__

A20-year 7s
ABaden
ACauca

Sale Price

or

Jan

Central Bk
AGs

series

Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
•

High

Jan. 1

Low

JVC.

High

series

B

f

Cons

Munic

Ger

AHanover

(Prov)

6%s

City

(Peru

stamped
7s

7s

6',4s

1952

1947

113

157%

174%

89%

—

89%

Domestic

Mon. June 27

—

—

Fri. July

$59,000
36,000
98.000
72,000

1,037,375
971,525
953,605
835,275

4,559,115

Bonds

$70,000
30,000
136,000
235,000

84,000

191,000

761,335

1

Total

Government

Bonds

Shares)

Thurs. June 30

113

__

—

98

99

J22

27

June-Dec

7s

1939

132

132

132

116%

115% 116%

185

184

185
158

stamped

(Plan




Feb-Aug

1949_

6%s

stamped

May-Noo

A)

1951

2%s

1958
2008

J154

Mar-Sepf

+68

May-Noo

___

,

$85

98
100

18%

$456,GOO

$555,000

Week Ended July 1

1955

97

137

83

Foreign
Corporate
Bonds

$32,000
3,000
9.000
2,000

M00
$52,000

Total
Bonds

S1GJ-°C0

^9,000
243.000
309,000

^ttl,ouu
$1,063,000

Stocks—No.

of

z_
u

——

Jan. 1 to July 1
1955
1954

4,559,115

2,460,227

128,722,803

64,142,595

$456,000

$194,000

$8.297,000

$5.72'2,000

555,000
52,000

Shares

41,000

?'Sonn
1,644,000

2,642,000

$369,000

$18,573,000

$14,758,009

120

160%

185

Domestic

155'A

Foreign government

64

——

1954

23

131

2

142

June-Dec

2
4

"

,76
76

1

98

J 96%

Jan-July
Feb-Aug

1947

6s

(City)

AMedellln

J85

April-Ocf

Waterways

secured

Maranhao

178

Feb-Aug

1951

&

AHanover

ALima

•tlOO

Jan-July

i

Foreign

(Number

of

Range sine*

Scld

flOO

June-Bee

1952

A

A6s

AS

$475,522,700

of German State & Prov Banks-

ADanzig Port
AGerman

$522,894,400

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

Wed. June 29

-Jan-July

1947

$21 258,800

81%
105

Bonds

Friday's

Bid & Asked

April-Oct

(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948

404,679,600

108%

—

1946

473,077,000

$19,653,000

-

Tues. June 28
A

19,249,000

100

Week's Range

Low

Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)

608,000
70.229,600

105%

Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American

336,000
49,473,400

18,208,000

and Industrial

Total

97%

104% 104%

__

June-Bee

1960

$3,000
2,006,800

1105

June-Deo

1

1963

3%s

$5,500

$8,000
$16,000

1,429,000

Foreign

—

„

Government

International Bank
Railroad

1956

coupon

Power

Newspaper

1953

1956—

coupon

deb 6s ser A

Water

108

1110

Feb-Aug

Co—

1940

1

1953

64

42%

——-

2'642'000

43

Foreign corporate
Total—

:

$1,063,000

'

j

68.72 Dec 31

78.27

June

July

18

29—

June

Thurs.

;

78.55 June 24

—

Low

72

93%

3
•

High

1955

for

Range

Closing
78.19

June 27

>

Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971—

2%s

10

First

Util¬

*25

1967— —Jan-July

1963

314s

mortgage

3s

Electric

Service

1st

cash

tl05

—May -Nov

Jan-July

A614s

ARuhr

for

Hydro-Electric Co—

A Prussian

ARuhr

d Ex-Interest.

101.12

81

64

5

._May-Nov

1953
1953

1970

Public

8%

-Bonds

trials

92%

73%

10

65%

—Mar -Sept

Pennsylvania Water & Power 314 s 1964
Piedmont

8%

'

10

Total

Rail¬

Tues. June 28

75%

May

.—Jan-July

coupon

extended

mortgage

4%

Mon.

June-Bee

614s

1953

81

8

100

1935

4%

Power

mortgage

8%

15

150

97

Nippon Electric Power# Co Ltd—
A 1st

7

104%

—Afay-NOT

coupon 1952
A Italian Power Realization Trust 614%
Midland

37

4'A

20

Date

High

36

97

1993

1947

1

35

297

Indus¬

;

Low

No.

102% 102%

102%

..June-Deo

7s

1940

1

2

8%

1%

Jan-July

Range since

Sold

Bid & Asked

—Jan-July

1938

with Nov

36 %

7

2012—Jan-July

asked

Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s

2s

Week's Range

._June-Dec

Underground

&

Rys 514s

57

36

42

the

are

May

June

1953

Electric

AHamburg Elev

A)
1919

10

June

..June-Bee

debs

conv

Western

&

(Plan
6V2S

Stocks

2

1993

coupon

514s

AGesfuerel 6s debs

Guantanamo

48

daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.;

on

2

_2

2

1978

1940 coupon

1947

Line

104

57

448.93

Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961__. -Mar-Sept

Flying Tiger

57

Jan-July

Mtg Co—

1

1

55%

102

Stock and Bond Averages

28

1956

5s

41

27

n

27

1970

series A

2

June-Dec

Below

June

_Quar-Feb

4s series B
Fuel 3%s 1965

41

101%

prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds
being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.

June

Period

3%s

41

range).

Jan

1970

A

99%

101

Mar-Sepf

Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.

3'/a Mar

1998

series

}67

.

June-Dec

1921

principal,

9%

*

mortgage

Gas

High

165

JuneTDec

1997

1

stmpd

Lackawanna of N J Division—
A 1st

Jan

Government

Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st

Low

—

3s

Janeiro

de

7|? Mar

Interest

Authority

1931

6s

30

16%

72%

1947

Chile

Feb

Jan

Exchange

Aug 1

2%s

Transit

fund

ARussian

314 Mar

-

Appalachian Elec Power 3%s
6s

Jan. 1

No.

High

-t65

Jfay-Nov
April-Ocf

Jun

19%

69

1947

Jun

i78 Mar
2% Mar
121/4

250

Low

Chicago

Sinking

10% Mar

Feb

23%

69

1927)

of

(Republic of)

5a

.

Ltd

Stock

Steel

Bank

Apr

23 %

BONDS

Edison

6%

2,275

Friday

Bethlehem

Peru

£i

receipts

Hargreaves

Boston

A7s Issue of Oct

AMortgage

1927)

Ltd—

deposit

American

of May

Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008

Jun

104

8

(issue

Jan

12'/8 Mar

2

preference

Wright

Apr
Feb

1

common

W)

Mar

4

100

Inc

Petroleum

Woolworth

414%

Machine

Newspaper

Range since

Sold

Jun

900

4

common

Petroleums

Wilson

Bonds

Friday's

Jun

,

17%

18%

Wilrich

% Mar

Jan

18%

%

4%

Williams

Mar

14

1

River Oil

224

Jan

114

Co

Wichita

&

Jun

37%

•

com

Mfg

convertible

Whitman

is

Is

Stationery

Inc

Auto

514%

&

or

Bid & Asked

414 Mar
714

A Jan

%

18%

dep rets ord

A7s

tFriday's

20

Ainer

Sale Price

10514 May

Feb

413

Westmoreland Coal

Western

Last

Period

Mar

Jan

186

60

206

206

314 Mar
158

Jun

314
102

43,300

7%

613

7%

17% Jan

102'4

3%
102

206

Jun

3014

414

1.25
*

Jan

15,000

~2%

Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—

24

22

214

17'4 May

100

30

pfd__100

Ltd

5%

Jan

314

2,100

148

4.40*

Jan

105'4

20%

4%
-10e

Utilities

5

40

l7/a

_40c

Feb

87/a

May

300

22%

2

warrants

Inc

2,000

22

22%

1

Manufacturing

Texas

5V2

20%

1

preference

Wentwortb
West

Inc.

Co

Baking Co

Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp

Week's Range

Interest

Exchange

Low

414

3%

3%

„30

preferred

Tiernan

&

Stock

High

10814

108

108

—1

5

100*

514

5%
_100

Inc

cumulative

Wallace

514

5 %

voting

Bond

1

Mortgage Bank of Bogota—

preferred

Waitt

JULY

for Week

w
Waco

ENDED

Friday

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

WEEK

Sales

Week's

{

^

36

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(36)

Monday, July 4, 1955

...

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR

RANGE

Boston Stock

Week's

Last

Par

Corp_.L

Motors

Amer

Tel

American

Tel

Anaconda
Boston

&

(The)

5%

preferred

Providence

&

<fc Hecla

Calumet

Service

Cities

Gas

Eastern

G'/'c

Mass

Eastern

First

SS

Gillette

—10

preferred
Inc

Loew's

•

——

100

34

113

10

-

52%

54%

46% May

55%

33

35% May
9% Jan

1%

.

Copper

—

_

1%

100

55

17%

29%

29%

1,521

60%

61%

52% Mar

54%

2,477

71%

122

5%

98

25%

26%

70

20% Mar

52'/4

•

117% 118 %

—

Theatres

180

15%

Narragansett Racing Ass'n—
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel

1

98%

,4

120

H

Hartford

&

Corporation

_

Stone

5

United

Fruit Co

United

Drill

Shoe

Co

Corp

....

U S

5

Smelting Rfg & Mining Co

...

1

18

Big

Bohn

20c

Mar

Bower

Jan

18

Mar

Briggs

130% Mar

145

Feb

Brown-McLaren

30%

Feb

38%

Jun

Jan

3%

Jun

58 %

63

49% Mar

59 %

Jun

Consolidated

29%

453

21%

Jan

30%

Jun

Consumers

9%

24

7%

Jan

10%

Jun

23%

490

21%

Jan

$4.50

Apr

24% May
30% Mar

Apr

25% May

Davidson

14%

550

57%

59%

1,390

48%

49%

793

;

225
70

Jun

Detroit

Feb

45%

Jun

60% May
54'% Mar

Detroit

39% Mar

50%

Jun

Detroit

Steel

60

48%
53

13%

14

120

49% May
12% Jan

66%

68%

969

66%

Cincinnati Stock

Range

Laundry
Brewing

Burger

—

of Prices

Shares

Carey
Champion Paper common
_

——

Cincinnati Gas
Preferred

&

Electric

Cincinnati

Tobacco

30

Telephone
Warehouse

--25

Gibson

common

Jun

Howell Electric Motors

35%

Apr

Kaiser Motors

60%

Jun

Kinsel

27%
99% 100

707

100

23%

Feb

61%

class

B

5

common

Preference

00

Armco

Cyanamid

74%

Jan

Apr

89

30

*

31

Jan
Jan

4%

Jan

1

———

—

Drug
Kresge Co (8 8)
LaSalle

Armour

&

Ashland

1

Screw

Clemens

Feb

Mount

Murray
National

31

1

■'[
;

—

f

—

Products
Metal

Electric

220

41

85
/

5

—

.

Apr

50%

Jan

Prophet (Fred B.)
Rickel
(H W)

Jun

51

Feb

River

50%

Jan

Rudy Manufacturing

782

98 %

459

91

Feb

11

213

Jan

39% May

220

33

34

17

24%

Jan

19

79

16%

Raisin

102% Mar
225

Mar

Standard

34

Jan

Scotten

Jun

—

18

[

—

126

34%

Jan

40

Jun

51%

21

51%

Jan

53

Jan

28%

59%

60%

130

20%

Jan

29%
62%

300

4%
16%
18

13%

13%

268

1,430
100

6

5%

6

4%

4%

4'A

Feb

Tube

19

Jun

Jan

15%

Apr

13% May

15%

250

5

May
2%. Jan

B

Feb

8%

Feb

4%

May

1%

Apr

1%

150

28%

1,422

3%

100

3

Apr

3%

Feb

3

—

1%

28%

3%

■

f. 28%

3

1,700

3

Jan

3%

Apr

5%

Jan

1%

Jan

28% July

Jan

32

4%

4%

120

4%

35%
'

35'%

100

30%

Jan

7%

7%

545

5%

Jan

8%

34%

Feb

50%

Apr

8%

Apr

Apr

-

12

772

2%

600

12%

12%

750

Jan

2'A July
10% Jan

1

classs

Jan

5

12'A Mar

3%

3%

170

10

17%

17%

995

5%

5'%

1,060

16%

16%

550

13'A

Jan

200

4%

Jun

l'A

Jun

1

Corporation

Jan

16%

810

4'A

5

Paper

Dillon

«4%

1

4%

4%.

'1%

1%

1%

26%

26%

100

3'A May
15%
5

1,600

26%

Jun

14%

14%

44%

5

182% 183%

15%

15%
6%

6

—

1 Pes0
*

—25

31 %

3%

16%

Jan
Mar

26% July

38% Mar

Apr

11

Jan

12% July
2% Jan
13

Feb

4% Mar
1S%
7

Feb

"Jan

16% July
Feb

6

1%
30

Feb

Apr

1

12'A Mar

17'A

Jun

8'A

Apr

65

108

%

100

144% 144%

20

6

13'A

Jan

Jan

27% Mar

1

May

104'A

Jan

145

l'A May

Par

Corp
Aeco Corp
Alleghany Corp

Apr

Allied

Artists

34%

34%

75

29

Mar

35

Jun

Allls-Chalmers

53%

20

42%

Jan

54

Jun

American

31%

Jun

31%
3

31 %

160

3%

150

16%

16 %

213

20%

20

44%

112

223% 233%

108

5

53%
109%

3

15%

•

•

1

&

3 9'A

Feb

Amer

3'A

Apr

American

17%

Feb

American

Cyanamid Co

Broadcasting

16

Jan

23%

Feb

American

&

Jan

46% Mar

American

68% Mar

82

Jun

75

53'A

68%

Jun

American

52%

Jan

54%

442

46%

107% 109%

206

90'A Mar

15%

15%

50

Jan

56

109%

Jun

American

Jun

American

Tobacco

Tobacco
Viscose

Jan

40%

Jun

27%

27%

28%

62

24% Mar

28%

Jun

Armco

23%

23'A

50

17% Mar

23%

Jun

Armour

Steel

(Un)

Corp

Co

&

(111)

28%

28%

81%

13
130
298

37%

50

47%

19%

4 2'A

Feb

83%

Atchison

Topeka & Santa Fe

Jun

Atlantic

Feb

46%

Feb

Atlas

25'A

Jun

Avco

47%

14

20% May
43% Jan

49

19%

25

17'A

21%

Jun

Baldwin-Lima-

29%

29%

15

22%

22%

22%

106

52

51%

52

41%

„

—

48

B____10

46%

37

48

200

22%

Jan

Refining Co
(Un)

Manufacturing Corp

Jan

30%

Jun

Baldwin

17% Mar

23'A

Apr

Baltimore

55

Jun

Bandini

41% May

48

July

Securities
&

Ohio

Bankllne

10

40

Mar

47

May

60

35% Mar

49

Jun

Basin

23'A

115

27%

Jan

Beckman

94%

9 4'A

13

22% May
75% Jan

94%

Jun

60

60

:

Standard Brands
Standard Oil (Indiana)
(New

50% Mar

60

Jun

19

19

Benguet

20

40

100

37% Mar

52%

53%

53

43% May
lQ6%«Jan

25

(Ohio)

52%

15

Jersey)

127 %

10

Studebaker

Oil

1

5
•

1)

—

101%

49%
10

26%

26%

15

12%

W)

10

BONDS
Cincinnati Transit 4%s_—
see




page

110

Apr

45.

Steel

15

Bishop
Black

130'A

Jun

Blue

Jun

Corp

Diamond

15%

Jan

Jun

Bond Stores

15'A

Feb

Borg-Warner

68

40

48%

OO

v00

40

May
67% May

4t)J/B May

56%

$1,937

102% July
55

July

82

Jan

52'A Jan

60

Jun

49%

100

4°%

Jun

55% Mar

243

36% May
14Vs Jan

44

12%

17%

a43 %

a45

14%

14%

14%

335

16

15%

16

1,485

al47%al47%
38 %

10

38 %

38'%

150

44%

44%

220

a4%

a4%

a4%

Inc

(Un)

Budd

Jan

Mar
Jan

47%

Anr

8%

Apr

6%
12

Jan
Jan

3%
38 %

Jan

2.55

Jun

8 %

Jun

Jan

Budget Finance

9

18%

2,686

9%

9%

1.550

9

21%

20%

21%

570

19

52%

52%

191

50

May

50c

1%

1 %

3,000

1

Apr

new

146

140'%

146

12%

11%

12%

1,823

48c

50c

32,300

.

908

2

19%

17%

20%

6,015

—8

60%

60%

61 %

403

1

3%

3%

3%

1,671

—1
com

(Un)—_5

Stores

18%

19

a43% a43%

15%

7c/o

pfd

%

18% July
11%

Jun

24%

Jan

57
143

July

17 *

Jan

Jan

72 %c

Apr

11%

Jan

20%

55% May
3%

Jun

6

Jan

Jun

16

Mar

19

110

36

Mar

43

50

50

37

45

a2l% a21%

95

Jun

86% Mar

450

1,347

Apr

16%

Jan

Jan

50

Jun

16%

Jan

22%

Apr

Apr

14% Mar

10%

10%

185

10%

Apr

10%

10%

10%

1,150

10%

Feb

10%

17%

18%

719

a33% a33%

25

1

Jan

Jun

16%

10

Feb
Mar

1% Jan

9

(Un)

Feb
Jun
Jan

13(4 Mar

M0

conv

Byron Jackson Co__

3%

10

16%

8

4%

49

22c

—*

(Un)

Jan

21% Mar

Apr

103%

10

Co

Company

8%

17%

9 %

•

Jun

40

70

1.500,

Jun

16% Feb
133

25

2.70

May

Mar

18%

10c

(Un)

Corp

Broadway-Hale
Brock &

2.65

1S5

34% May
41% Feb

GOO

a48% a48%

2.70

133

Feb

10

(Un)

pfd
Burlington. Industries Inc
53% Mar

Jun

73%

__lc

Mining
Corp

27%

67%

5S

Jan

a44%

_100

Co

Jun

Jan

72% May

Jan

48

585

Boeing Airplane

Oil

10

81%

Feb

41%

773

15%

Mammoth

23% May
13% Jan
41 %

63

506

71

Jan

5

20
26

352

59

3

Feb

Jun

50

68%

69%

173

1

Mining

Jun

51% Jun

68%

14%

common

26%

49%

71

14%

(Un)
Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp

115

56

Consol

Bethlehem

Feb

58%

—

_10

—1

45%

2,315

-.13

Instruments

53%

60c

__1998

Corp

40%
'

27

May

183

660

Co

Jan

386

67%

21

Bros.

Oil

42%

55

52

—

90^»

Jan

Barker

10

100% 102%

54%

Westinghouse

footnotes

26%

49%
10

—

_10

Toledo Edison

125'A 130'A

18'A

80

Jun

182%

6%

Bendix Aviation (Un)

40

39%

Co

a52'A a52%

%

22

Apr

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78

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44%

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28%

31% May

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57% May
15% Mar
12% Jan

48%

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44%

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&

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82%

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22%

50

10

(Un)

70

233% July

86

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39%

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80%

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74'A May

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Sales

Range

Sale Price

Admiral

Exchange

Week's

Last

Feb

43%

7

—

14%

16%

Friday
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20%

1

—

i.

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2

36% May
14% Jan

Los Angeles Slock

53%

—

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14%
1%

144%

Apr

255

16

6%

13
—

Radio

For

3% Jan

Jun

165

American Airway

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Jun

12%

Wayne Screw
Young Spring & Wire_

39%

45%

Cash Register
National Distillers
Ohio Edison
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9

Jan

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I

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43%

10

Co

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2

700

16%

1

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—

Union Carbide
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7%

275

2%

Vinco

51%

27%

National

Sunray

1,075

17%

1

Udylite Corporation

47%

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Standard Oil
Standard Oil

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2

20% May

,

39%
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Feb

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4%

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42%

42 %

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&

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220

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Southern

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Jan

513

10

Motors

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3%

91% Mar

9%

2%

10

Welding

Apr

Jan

8'A

65

69%

International Harvester

J)

700

2,137

3% May

44%

45% July

6

8%

Jan

69%

Department Stores—

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5%

Jan

Feb

2%

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common

Corporation

72% May
73% Jun

Electric

Reynolds

800

7%

7%

—

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186% Mar

8

Corp
Republic Steel

7%

350

5

Jan

46

Jan

——

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Martin

29

230

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49

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4% Mar
15%

7%

172%

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37%

42%

89

—

International

31

Jan
May

1

217

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31

3

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Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
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100

1,834

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General

4,378

3 %

14 %

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May
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68%

Manufacturing

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13%

Feb

Jun

P

17

65%

—

Eastman Kodak

34%

Jan

17% May

59%

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6%

Feb

68%

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Benguet Mining —r-—_

Columbia

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33

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182%

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156

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84

36%

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82% Mar
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104'%

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Randall

22

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10

64

97%

preferred

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386

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37'A

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2
& Bearing
10
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Houdaille Hershey
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Hoover

Feb

4%

82%

14%

1

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1

High

51

4%

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8%

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27%

692

Apr

67

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13

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440

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161

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15

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5

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Range

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JULY

ENDED

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Friday
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WEEK

Jan

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19%

Feb

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35%

Apr

Jan

,

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Volume 182

(37)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

37

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
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•
10

48Ya

10

—

—
—

55 /t
69

42 % 43 %

a45 %

a46

a39Ya a39Ya
a21 a.21
25 /a

26 /8

29w
67 %
54
32c
12%

?!,,

69/a

54
34c
12/a

48% 48 /a
a55/a a55/a
— 5/

'

115

3% May;

5Ys

408

22% May,

27 Yt

Jan

454

30Ya Mar

35

Jun

125

74 Ya

Jan

87 Ya. Jun;

100

--

83 A

'

10c
*

„

—

9% Apr.

7

Jan

9Ya

Jun

12 Ya Mar

140

56 Ya

Jant

65

Mar

2,959

30%

Jan

38

Mar

575

49% Mar

59

Jun,

367

50 Yt

60

Jun

100

20Y4 July

26 Ya

Feb

1,326

45 Ya

Jan
Jan

,

50% May

255

25% Mar

28 Ya May

179

38%

Jan

43

May

100

34

Jan?

35 Yt

415

34 Ya

Feb»

35 Ya

860

9% May

14 V2

Jun
Apr
Jan

18 Ya

Jan

21

Mar

420

51 Yt

Jan

64

July

2

7hj/t

753

100
77

2,681
55
917

Jan;,

763/t

Jan

27

Mar

28 Ya May

41%

Jan

94 Yt

Jun

28Ys

Jun

23 Ya

Jun

38% Mar

39% May

74

88

Jan,

Jun.

818

43 Ya Mar

53 Yt

Jun

229

109%. Mar

126 Ya

Jun

43Yt Mar,

50

Jun

100

19 Ya May.

2lYt

Feb

145

27

Jan

303/a Mar

1,145

10

Jun

15Yt

1,515

23

May

22

25

46 Yt

470

vt

Jan

27 Yt. Jun

Jan

51

Apr

Mar

49

Ya Jun

201

90% Feb

98% Apr

220

39Ya. Feb;

44

-

Jun

1,265

12%

Jan

207/a Jun

50

20 Ya

Apr

23

24

Jan,.

34 Yt

201

May
Jun

66

2 Ya

Jan

2Ya

1

26 Ya

Jan

34%

Jun

38

Jan

45 Ya

Jun

1,572

Jan

Jun

9%

Jan

120

25Yt,May

28 Yt

Jun

776

267/a.Mar>

31 Ya

Jan

13s/a

15% Mar

388

35
310

77/a

Jun

82 Yt Mar

1,476
66

May

50
146

Feb

97

Jun

68% Feb
150% Feb

303

35%

Jan

48

Apr

280

67 Yt May

90

Jan

200

31'/a May

34Ya Mar

150

38 Ya

41

34

4,381

Apr

Jun

40 Ya Mar

50 Y2

Jun

41% May

55 Yt

July

May

380

66

120

37%

Jan

73 Ya Mar

47

Apr

50

43 Yt

Jan

51

Mar

6

327/a

Jan

39

Jun

60

1,852

Mar

18
24 Ya

Jun

18% May
28%

Jun

325

24 Yt Jan

32% Feb;

355

69 Yt

83

200

52% Jan

1,450

Jan
Jan

14

Apr

62

Jan

27 Ya

Jan

24c

11%

75

239

5,000

Feb

58% Apr
Apr

46% May

341
10

Jun

430

220

a22(j a22L®

ft—

—

May

23

71 Ya

83 A 8J/t

4lc
a!18 /t allb /t

Feb;

80

cp

1
•

York Corp (Un)
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)

Jun

48 Yt

Apr;

—

*
10
1

Jun.

17%

8
8
a9Ya a9%

a287/a
"
—

34% Feb.

1,185

8

—

31 Ya

18%

l8Ya

18%,

r

a39% a39%
85.Ya
88
—
51 Ya 53 Yt
al28Ys al27Yt al30Ya
10
a49Yt
a49Yt a49Yt
5
—
19 /a 19 %

81

Zenda Gold Mining Co
Zenith Radio Corp (Un)

30 Y2

Jan

Mar

33Ya

Vanadium Corp of America (Un)
Va-Carolina Chemical (Un)

'

Jun

Jan.

18 Ya

43%

45% Mar

Jun

21

4934

11

a__ '

41 Yt May

a42 a43 34

4934

32Ya Mar
30% Jun

Jan

_

*

5

1

National

7
Jan
3.25 Jan
30% Apr

2.10

a31%

Mission

Montgomery.Vyafd &TV6 Inc
iivttJTOla Inc (Un)

5% May

470

95 Yt

22Yt

—

1

U S Plywood Corp;
U S Rubber Co (On)
'US Steel Corp

2.50 Jun

1,300

10

(Un)

Jan

1.65

574
J2.25

2.20

16%c

(Un)

26% May

800

86

33%

0
—*
*
1

Service

Universal Consolidated

140

291

135

0

22 Ya May

.25
—.25
2

(Un)—
United Air Lines (Un)
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
United Gas Corp (Un)

36Ya Apr
43% Feb

213 4

Mar

217/a? Jun,

820

0

Union Pacific RR

25% Jan

a36%.

17%, Jan

Jun

50

May,

4Ji

__

...

Jun

a21%

1

Utilities

National

Apr

1

Co (Un)

Co

National

1.10

1
__1

Merck & Co Inc

!

62Ya Mar

24

905

200

.

23
Apr
66Ya May
1.50 Jan
52Ya Jun
62 Yt Feb

10

(Un)

Petroleum

South

337

•

Co

Mfg

1,035

,_10o

(Un)

Martin

20%
6434

19%
64'%,

Apr
12%, Jan

145

Jan

69

7 Ya

Bouthern Calif Petroleum
Bouthern Company (Un)
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway Co ,(Un)

Union

19%
6334

7s
25k

47%

Jan

10% May
129

10

Mar

106

May,,,

37%

1,190

Feb,,

287/a May

Febv

66

1,879

90c

20c

—..—

—TreeSweet Products Co,
July
Tri-Contlnental Corp (Un)
Jun
Twentieth Century-Fox Pllm
5
May
118% Jun
U S Industries Inc common
59 Ya Apr
Union Carbide & Carbon (Un)

Jan

*

100

31 Ya
25

•

42
40 '

Jun

2%
101 Ya

29

Jan

28

100

38%

1

Corp

34Yt, Apr

28

40

69

1
1.40
1

a—

33Y2 Mar

,

31 Ya
24%

Gulf Sulphur (Un)
*
Textron American Inc com
50c
$1.25 preferred
—*
Tide Water Assoc Oil com (Un)—_—10
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
lYt
Trans World Airlines
5

10% Jun

Jun

Jan

33 Ya Mar

100

87YaC

-

Company

Jun

37 Yt

35 Yt

15

849

—

Texas

Jun.

49Ya

39 Ya Mar

25

Co

44

120

25,

&

17% Apr

Jan

44% Jan

8,338

69

•

—

(Ohio)

Jan.

38 Ya

.

598

9 Yt
a42% a43%

20

Public

13

200

63Ya

"

Texas

ft—

ft__

Jun

52 Ya

20Yt
50Ya

Transamerica

•*

29 Ya

42 Ya

__

Swift

28% Mar

SYtMar

Feb

23 Yt. Apr

2,169

a9Ya
10Ya
51%
22 Yb 22%
a54% a56%

—

Stanley

64Ya Mar

Jan

Jan

59%

1,175

•

Stone

Apr

60

Apr
Jun

52 Ya Mar

65% May
25% Mar

10

v

Mar
Feb
Apr

24

•

48 Ya
36

•

Ry

Roebuck & Company

Southwestern

24Yt Apr
40Ya Jun

Jan

4Y2 Mar

Jun
Jun

36

a8%
47%

13

65% Jan

Jan

7c

215/a Mar

.

125

—1

Francisco

Bylvania Electric Prod

10,120

(Un)

'

2.45 Jan
44% Mar
80
Apr
31 Ya Jun

Jun

80

3 Ya

38V\

0

(U11)
Webster Inc (Un)
Btudebaker Packard
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil

20

Jun

9

(Un)

Standard Oil

250

Feb

82

39% Jan

457/a.Mar
;

a8%
45Yi

90c

•

com

44Ya Jan

100

a11032

old

31Y«

Jan

Jan

24% May

225

44

a35Yi a35Yr

a43Y4

1

25Ys

10,000

—

.

Corp

29%
16%

10
51 Ya

1

30% May
1.10 May

Jan

5% Mar
62%

520

9 Y»

10

Co

1,049
5,150

a235/8 a 23%

all0%

Oil

2,449

a67% a67%
10c
lie
39 Yt

(Un)

Southern Calif Gas 6% pfd
6% class A preferred—.—

3Ya Jan

Jan

327/a

20o

Jan

62

Sperry-Rand Corp w i—
—-—50c
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
*
Standard Oil Co of Calif
*
Standard Oil (Indiana) (Un)— „
25
Standard Oil Co (N J) (Un)
15

13 Ya

80

Feb

—

16 Yt
45Yt
43%
72%

330

1.15

a35Yi

Sperry Corporation (Un)

a41% a41%

a86

__

42% Jun

15%

15 34

__

Jan

a33% a33%

15%

.

4'48^ Pleferred

63 Ya Jun
3% Mar

800

Apr

67 Ya

.390

«

a9Ya

10

4.32 % preferred

'

Jan

2,350

35%

•

63

2%

2534

2%

Jan

; 2%

10%

(Un)

Mar

234

65

Solar Aircraft Co
_„1
Bouthern Calif Edison Co Ltd com—25

Jan

8

Jun

33 Ya

2.79 Jan

85

Jun

Jan

2%

2%

34 Yt

1

Corp

Aircraft

Middle

35c

Tob class B

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (U11)

Tun

4 00 Mar

__

—

(Un)-i—10

She11 OU Co—

417/a Mar

Jun

9%

Inc

Merchants

Jan

21c

aa

•

Co

Menasco

39Yt

10%

Petroleum

Lorillard

50

2,000

;

30

Land. Co

Lion Oil

Loew's

%

27c

41 a41

645

Libby McNeill & Libby (Un)„
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
Lincoln

26 Ya

altl
27%

Corp

Copper

County

Feb

45 Yt

Jan

47 Ya

272

74Ya 76%
a61Yi a61Y»
;
65
65
a41a41Ya

__

—

Signal Oil & Gas class A
Sinclair Oil Corp

873amo?

tuo?
a/a/ %££

^7

40Ya

1

Servomechanisms Inc

Tnn

Jan

27 Yt

(Un)

Chem

&

afit/

Ton

Jan

Jan

14c

352

a42Y4.a42Y»
40Yb, 40%

__

2%

Servel Inc (Un)

^un

2 55

45

a71 Ya a7l%

Laughlin Steel lUnj

Kaiser

A

__

a55Ya

1

Seaboard Finance Co

107/

110

20%

34%

33%o

Kaiser

!

700

26 %

_7%
•

Co

Corp

m

__

50o

Schenley Industries (Un)

>

__
__

19%

0
50c

Preferred

Tun

2,910

a68 Y4 a68 34

* *

(Un)

(Un)

Johns-Manville

79% Mar

843/!

Ton

91% Mar

1,020

•

(U11)

Paper

Ma?

40
12

•

Dieg0 Gas & Electric com

Bears

—

.1

Sapphire Petroleums

»

—

__1

Gas

San

__

5

Bt Regis Paper Co (Un)

Pph

2.90

26c

25c'
*

'

Harvester

Tel

423/!

n

26 %

a

27c

(new)

Spring & Axle
Aircraft Corp
;

Louis

gan

30% Mar

2.80

2.90

„*

(Un)

Development

International

1,713

gt

...

ton

484

37%

1
12 %
*
—6%

(Un)

Interiake Iron Corp, (Un)—
International

1,230

03/

'

4Ya

30 Yt

361
.

17Ya Mar

32

3^0

48% 49%
a36% a36%
34
34
a28Yi a28%
28Y4 28Yi
68Ya 68Ya
39%
40
12 12 Ya
145
145
a44Ya a44Ya
19Ya 19%
94Y» 94Y4
29Yb 29%
a22 a22%
a46a46Ya
a55
a56

•
*
•

Bafeway Stores Incorporated

."
,

Ja

37%
a61 7a6l

37%

1

Inc

International

?7

1,100

106 Y2

,
.

51

504

53 34

50c

RR

302

9

a68%
a60%

29 Ya
a22Yi

Manufacturing Oo
Oil

16

50
—33Ya0
1
12Ya
3
5

(Un)^

Rockwell

Anr

V4

9

20

Corp

Central

Imperial

.,7

43

%
593%

pep

A
nt Jan
J
43Y,MaJ
a May

Ton

43

j-

&

(R J)

Ranch

a

KV

347

,

Illinois

liYa

A

53 Yt

*

(Un)__—;

Holly Development
Homestake Mining Co
Oil

325

Rice

R0hr

i}i/.

njTni*

11 /a Mar

21Y4

59

3
1

Electronics

Honolulu

111/

Rheem

Apr

Richfield

2ao\
4.2&

2o
4^
^.00 Apr
nn

30

a3434 a36

—■

Reynolds

17Ya Mar
16y4 Feb

Jun

Mar,

a3l34 a31%

—•

(Un)

Hancock Oil Co class A
Hoffman

3,615

al

Steel Corp
Oil

Reserve

31 Ys Jun
13% July

Jan

a53% a55

a36%

5
10
10
*
1

(Un)

Corp

165

-2.20

•

(Un)

Corp
(Un)
Aircraft Eng

Greyhound

23 Yi

2.05

Jan

26

Chemical

&

RR

Northern

Great

14

.

1

preferred
Goodrich (B F) Co (Un)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)

Grumman

12Yt

225

2%

(Un)_

Co
(Un)

Prior

Oil

645

14%:

23 Va

a54Y4

10

Co

Company

Lakes

14 Ya

14 Yb

4134

Good Humor Co of Calif common—60o

Great

10%

&

McBean

Gladding,

650

6%

10

Rubber

&

Products

Gladden

old

(U11)
i

w

13%

13 Y4

,

1
0

Motors Corp common

General Telephone

13 Ys

0

(Un)

Co

54

27% Mar

21Y4

3

(Un)

Corp

Dynamics

General Electric

41

200

Apr

1,430

44

49%
a36%

(Un)..,
Corps (Unh

Theatres

Republic

81% May

530

303«

al2

2

Corporation

Garrett

74% Apr

46 V4

Feb

3%

78

3%

28%

25
i__25
25
;25
_25
10
•
1
100
4
1
50

Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Ui>)
Republic Aviation (Un)—
Republic Pictures (Un)—

57% Jun

Jan"

30%

(Un)_„"—1"'/

Inc

37%

46 Y4

1

5

Co

97

.

Flying Tiger Line Inc
1
Food Machinery & Chemical (Un)—10
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
1
Gair

50

a80% a80%

——10 1 a56%'
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
10 * a803/t
El Paso Natural Gas (Un)
——3 Electric Bond & Share (Un)___
5
Electrical Products
4
13%
ElectroData
1 13%
Emerson Radio & Phonograph (Un)__5
14%
Eric Railroad Co (Un)
•
23%
Exeter Oil Co
1
2.10
(Un)

Inc

Airlines

16 Ya

250

a48Y» a49Y»
a36Ya a37Y2
58% 58 Y2

29%
16 V\

«
8

Rexall Drug Inc

-J

3Ya

a49Y*
a37 Yb

10

;

Radio Corp, of America
v

-

Eastern

Corp

RKO Pictures Corp

16% Jun
36% Jun
89Ya. Feb
7% May
58Yt Jun
46% Apr
17
Mar173Ya Mar

14% Mar

1,882

130

boo

al7dl7Yt
3%
3%
a42 a44Va
a32%a33Y4
16c
18c
4Yb
4Yb
56%
58
a79%
a83
27Y2 27%

3%

,

♦
5

Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Chas) & Co (Un)
Phelps-Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum. Co (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber.^..
Pullman Incorporated (Un):
Pure Oil Co (Un) new common:

9% May

Jan

7 Y4 May

16

Finance

Pacific Gas. & Elec common
6% preferred
5Y2 % preferred
5% red —
4
—
4.80% pfd
„
Pacific Indemnity Co
Pacific Lighting common.
Pacific retroleums
Pacific Tel & Tel common^
Pacific Western Oil com.
Pan American World (Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)

46% Jun

81%}

46%i

81%

1
12

Pabco Products Inc (Un)__
Pacific Clay Products

<

76Ya Jan
12
Feb
14Y2 Feb

Jan

High

Low

t,t.v

,

,

a—

_

Jan

10Ya

46%

(Un)

Corp

(U11)—

Co

%

76Va

81%

Steel

18

20

—25

Zellerbach

Crown

f

Apr
Jun
Mar
Jun
Feb, /
July
Feb
Feb :
Jan,
Apr
Jan•
Feb
Feb

375

57Ya

Crucible

*

Feb

a

39

;

Jun

16

50

a47% a47%5"

'"

559

21

a82% a82%|
all V4 all Vi]
-

,

Jun "

225

'

•

%,:

a

20

2
1
;.—5

21 Yb Mar

al6«

%

;—"

(Un)
(Un)

Continental Copper & Steel com
Continental Motors (Un)

38Y2

651
•

-

59% Mar

100

*

.

^—*

Corp

Continental Can Co

66Ya

1,923

Corp

63Y2
2i's
54%
28Y2
66% Jun

Range since Jan. 1

Shares

r

Oceanic Oil Co
Ohio Edison Co (Un)
,
.Ohio Oil Co new common (Un)
Olin Mathiesou Chemical

Pacific

a73

Engineering

Consol

Jan

100

,73a

(Un)
_23
N Y (Un)—_•

Edison

43%

*

..

May
Feb
Jan
Jun
May

1,207

—•

Edison, of

- >

.;

1% May

26%

52%

(Un)

(Un).—

23

Jan

a65 Vt

26'

•

Iron

System

Solvents

30Yb

450

(Un)—:—1

&

Gas

24% Jun

29% Jun

Apr

16% Mar

100

10

(Un)

Molybdenum

21% Mar
26

215

-1

(Un)

J—

Clinton Foods Inc

Consolidated

Yj

a—

a

98

85
'

Mar

16"% Mar

1,035,

25

Service

Columbia

36

36 Va Jun
61 Ya Mar
18Yt Feb

60

230

...

.•

.

'

1% Jan

Apr

53 Ya

54

—100

Corp

Colorado

36 Ya

1

•i

-«■

Y$
al9'/2 al9s/ii

1

Ltd

(Un)

Commercial

5

a

Jun

Jun

79

28

35Yb

lY*

330

a24Y#

New England Electric System (Un)___1 '
"
New Idria Mining & Chemical
50c
3%
New York Central RR (Un)
• ; a44,Y$,
Niagara Mohawk Power (Un)
*
a33Y*''
Nordon Corp
1
Norrls Oil Co
1
4Yb
North American Aviation (Un)
1
58
Northern Pacific Ry (Un)
*
—
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1

Feb

27 Ya

100

222

173'

28 Ya

—1

Clary Multiplier
Climax

a54%-.

a24 Va

—1

Ohio (Un)
25
St Paul com (Un)—

Chesapeake &
Chicago

a55%

17 Yt

7^

28% Mar

762.

3!
I%
'34

Jan

5% May

for Week

Range

of Prices
Low High

Par

2Y2 Apr
38Y8 Mar

Sales

Week's

Last

Sale Price

High

•

Jan

34%

-

1,900

a55 Ya a553

—

Aircraft

Co

343a,

173a

Co

Vought

Chance

6%

"

34

Products

Aircraft

Cessna

153

6%
1%

(Un)

Caterpillar Tractor new

1%

300

1
___10
12%

Capital Airlines Inc (Un)i2_
Carrier Corporation (Un>
Case (J J) Co (Un)
Celanese

2%

-

1

Ltd—

Gas

Natural

Canso

RR (Un)

Pacific

Canadian

Low

a38Ya a39^

a393/4

STOCKS

1

Range since Jan.

Shares

[Jlifffi

2

—2
.——25

Oil

Atlantic

Canadian

2

10c
5

Super Corp

Friday

1

for Week

of Prices.

Low

Par
C

Sales

^

Range 1

Jan

83 Yt July

fa
25

40

Jan

97%

Feb

80

126

Jan

May

.

38

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(38)

Monday, July 4, 1955

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR

RANGE

WEEK

JULY

ENDED

1

Week's

Friday

Midwest Stock Exchange
A

Friday

Range
oi Prices

Par

Low

>

AMMtt Laboratories

New

for Week
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Low
High

High

48%

Jan

common

Kansas

City

Katz

Drug

Akron

—

441/a

44%

500

40 V* Mar

31 %

31%

31%

200

26

Jan

32% May

Kimberly-Clark Corp

23 Vs

23%

23%

700

23%

Jun

30%

Klo

1,100

7%

Jan

10% Mar

8%

Jan

7%

Feb

Kennecott

Oil

Aluminum

Brass

Castings

5
50c

Mfg

10

9

%

10%

11

10%

Jun

61% Mar

2,100

21

Jan

29

22%

Jan

sli.ce Jan.

Low

1

1

High

34%

39%

%

30 Vs

4,500

%

39%

Jun

%

Jun

Jun

100

Va

Jun

22%

23

600

21%

Jan

24 V2 Mar

20

18%

20

550

15 Va

Jan

20

100

99 Va

Jan

118 Va

600

38

Jan

57%

■

1—5

117Vs 117 Vs

-

4

55

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56%

July
Jun
Jun

1

—

(Un)

5

4 Va

5

1,300

2% Mar

5

1

Development

Gas Co

Larhson

Range

High

—.

*

(Un)

Co

Laclede

Jan

38 Va

'

4%

4%

5

1,200

3% Mar

5% Apr

Apr

Jan

36

500

Low

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—.

■

—

—

Monarch

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1,500

11

10%

Corp

Copper

&

—33V3C

——

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Power &

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Admiral Corp

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Allefchany Corp

1

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American Airlines

American

Broad

American Can

10%

10%

10%

—•*

Laboratories

Allla*

46%

45'%

47

1

-.

Theatres.1

Paramount

American Cyanamld Co

3b Foundry—

American Motors Corp
American Had 3c Stand San

Oil

A

Armco

Steel

62%

400

Jun

Lindsay Chemical Co common

30'/a

200

48% May
29% May

62%

30

33%

Feb

Lion

30%

100

25

(111)

Sc Co

Armour

Ashland Oil

&

Washer

Fe_.

14%

14%

500

15%

16%

2,800

8%

9

Apr

73%

Jun

Marshall

&

Martin

(Glenn

L)

17

Jun

Middle

Miller & Hart Inc

9%

Jun

8%

Apr

Monroe

22%

28%

Apr
Feb

Motorola

Jan

300

34% Jan

47%

Apr

Muter

100

60

65

Jan

700

Jan

3%

Feb

16% Mar

22%

Apr

National

Cylinder

1,400

16 % Mar

19%

Feb

National

Distillers
Lead

500

23 %

Jan

34%

Jun

National

200

18% Mar

21%

Jan

National Standard Co

23% Jan

30% Jun

Ohio

Ry

1% Jan

35%

Jun

North

54% July

63%

Apr

Northern

231/2

24

400

21% Mar

26%

Jan

Northern

5% Mar

Northern

Pacific

Northern

States

Power

34%

35%

-

30%

1,300

Jun
Jan

36%

Feb

27%

24

Jan

28% May

pfd_*

27%

271/a

250

26

Jan

27%

Apr

28%

28%

200

23%

Apr

29%

53 %

54%

300

42% Jan

54%

Jun

53%

800

28

Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible
preferred

1

22%

22%

500

21

Feb

25%

Jan

*

65'/2

65%

100

64 % May

65%

Jun

Chic Mllw St

•

25%

28%

1,600

16%

29%

Jun

20%

Jun

common

Chic

& North West Ry—
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific

*

Jan

20

20%

400

18 % Mar

Ry
Chicago So Shore 3c So Bend RR-_12.B0

93

92

93%

400

89%

12

10

12%

16,700

Chrysler Corp

80%

80%

81%

1,200

52'/4

52%

300

341/2

35%

3,800

93%

94

Cities

28

Service

Co

—10

Cleveland Cliff's Iron common.
4 % %

Clinton

Elec

100

Ilium

Foods

34%

1

preferred

Cleveland

15

36

36%

371/4

39%

16%

Jan

12%

Jun

Jan

82 %

Apr

55%

Jun

35%

Jun

84

96%

Apr

66 %

Jan

33% May
-34% May
14% Apr

1,700

161/2

1,600

36%

101 % May

47% May
26% Jan

1,400

1

;

Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common

Jan

9

100

•

Co

Inc

36%

Jun

45%

Jan

17%

Feb

29

42%

42%

43

3,300

38% Mar

47%

Jan

Consolidated Cement Corp

1

531/4

52

54

1,400

46 % May

56

Jun

Consumers

*

Power Co

Continental
Crane Co

Motor#

Corp

•

10

500

46%

Jun

50% Mar

300

10

Jun

14%

400

43%- 441/4

29

/

5

(Un)

47%
10%

47%
10%

1

common

Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp

37% Jan

400

8%

8

20

19%

1

<

Jan

48

6% Jan
16

1,000

Feb

9% May
23% Mar

Jau

*

Diamond

Dodge

Match

Co

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Drewerys

Ltd

Class
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Air

de

(Un»

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&

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Jun

36%

Jun

Mar

25%

20 "

Oak

(Peter)

Brewing

General

Candy

General
General

Electric
Motors

General
General

(new

Gas

Oklahoma

Pan

(Un)

American

World

convertible

5%

(Un*

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Philco

Corp

Phillips
Potter

Co

Public

Service

Pullman

__

Oil

Pure

Co

Jun

23%

Jan

RKO

400

13%
157 %

Jan

17

Jan

200

—

100

55%

Mar

14

5

6%
10

10

36% Jan

14%

500

13% Jan

16% Feb

16%

700

15 Va May

2%

2%

Va

2,850

11%

14 Va

6,400

common

Oats

Raytheon

82

Jun

16 Va

Jan

17

Mar

.

Jan

_

3

Jan

River

Raisin

1,009

3%

2% Mar

Feb

17% Feb

Sears

17%

100

Jun

Jun

20% Mar

Serrick

Roebuck

19%

1,100

17

15

15 %

79% Mar

Shell

Jan

56%

Jun

109%

Jun

36%

46% Mar

33%

100

37

37

Jan

May

37%

37%.

7,500

7%

;7%

1,400

71 Va

200

64

May

73%

41 Va

400

39

May

44%

May

.

Jun

Oil

New

7

2%

17%

17 Va

23»/s

Jan

Feb

156

30%
166

Jun
Mar

22%

1,200

17% Mar

23%

46 Va

700

36 %

Jan

49

May

56%

400

48

%

Jan

58

Jun

43 Va

Jun

78

Jun

Jan

10

Jan

Jan

42%

Jun

Jun

100

38%

100

57

5

40%

41%

1,100

34% May

41%

32%

33%

1,000

30% Mar

33%

10%

10%

8% May

10%

51%

55%

'

Jun

50%

Jun

8%

22%
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8%

Mar

May

71 % Mar

Jun

•

Jan

47%

-

18%

Jan

25%

Apr

700

32 Va

Jan

58%

Jun

41% May

47%

Jun

2,000

10%

9%

9%

300

10

43%

43%

43^4

900

40

Mar

25%

25%

25%

1,550

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31

%

12%

200

2.50

Jan

37%

600

55%

45 %

100

1,300

22%

54%

5

7%

Jan

Jun

46% May
Mar

10%

Jan

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5

31 Va

30%

31 Va

300

25

Jan

31 Va

Jun

*

57

56%

57

228

56 %

Jun

60

Jan

15%

15 Va

800

14 Va

Jan

16%

Feb

45%

700

34 Va Mar

49 Va

Jun

22 Va

27

Jan

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12

"

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23%'

Feb

200

23 Va

Apr

Feb

18%

18%

100

17%

Jun

21

93%
12

1

94 Va

400

74%

Jan

94 Va: Jun

12

12%

200

11 Va

Jun

13

100

56Va

Jan

65% Mar

10,500

18 Va

Jun

20% May
59% Jun

23%

27

7Va

Feb

9%. Jan

Sinclair Oil Corp

27 Va

Jun

Mar'

Bend

15

Works

Lathe

Southern Co

Feb

64

19%

20 %

57 %

58

1,500

Va

49 % Mar

59 %

60%.

900

50

Mar

60%

Jun

27* '

27

100

24%

Jan

28 %

May

19 %

19%

900

18

Jan

21 Va Mar

61%

8

Southern Pacific Co

500

2

100

'

.

Jan

"16% May

3% Mar

Southwestern

Inc

61%

Jan

63%

Jun

200

27 Va

Jan

23%

Jan

28%

4,800

23%

Jun

29%

Jun

15%

15

15%

2,200

10%

Jan

15%

Jun

2%

2%

700

1%

Jan

3%

5%

5%

100

5%

Jan

6%

2%

Warrants

19%

Feb

Standard

Dredging Corp

—1

1,000

22%

Jan

26

Feb

Standard

Oil

of

California

Jan

Standard

Oil

of

Indiana

25

52%

Standard

Oil

N J

(Un)

19

128 Va

24 Va

13%

Jan

27% May
16% Mar

800

18

Jun

18% May

84%

300

61% Mar

84%

Standard

—_*

Standard OH Co (Ohio).

84%

Jun

35

Jan

25 Vs

Jan

28

Jun

Sundstrand

1,000

9%

Jan

13%

Apr

400

3 Va

Jan

9%

Feb

Swift

150

27 Va

Jan

33

14%

Feb

18%

7%
32

&

18

18%

1,850

19 Va

19%

900

Tool.

Jan

50

12 Va

12%

900

8%

Jan

12%

32

31%

32

1,400

24 %

Feb

32

Jun

14%

13%

14 %

1,850

12% Mar

14 V*

Jun

10 %

10

10 %

1,700

10

Jun

15%

Jan

57%

57%

58 %

42% Mar

62%

48

45%

48

2,000

31%

Jan

48

Jun

1

Corp

Corp
Machine

42%

26 Va

25%

26 Va

5,200

23 Va

May

27%

Jun

51%

50%

51%

400

46

Mar

51% May

IL-II.9

—

Company

Jun

Co

(The)

25

Thor Power Tool Co

•

Mar

Toledo

Jun

Jun

80

Jun

Trane

28% Jan

35%

Feb

Transamerlca

35%

41

Jun

Trav-ler Radio Corp

41%

Jan

Tri

16%

Jan

Truax-Traer

34%

35%

300

%

14%

100

34% May
12% Jun

45 Va

45 Va

100

43%

Jan

47

27 V2

27 Vs

1,000

23%

Jan

28%

14%

14 Vs

100

12%

Jan

35 Vs

Co

Co

(The)

22%

84

Jan

23

1,250

20%

Jan

14

-

300

13%

Jan

15%

1,300

44%

Jan

2

;

56%

56

56%

2

Corp

Mar

Jun

Continental

20th
208

Corp

Coal

44

44

44

400

100

1

2%

2%

2%

1,500

1

27%

27%

27%

1

33%

34

700

30%

27%

200

26% Jan

5%

5%

250

5 Va July

6%

Jan

'40%

42%

2.300

32Va Mar

42%

Jun

United

La

Salle

May

Union

28% Mar

Union

Electric

Union

Oil

Carbide

Air

of

Film

St

3c
of

Corp

Carbon Corp
Missouri

Calif

Lines

(Un)

common

Century-Fox
So

21 Va

..

1

25% Mar

15 V4

99% 105

20%

20%

20%

37% Mar

105

Jun

Jun

59 % Mar

45%

Jun

Jun

4%

Jan

200

25 Va May

23%

Jun

900

18%

Jan

20%

Jun

2%

14 Va May

Jan

Edison

22%
15 Va

105

5

Jan

300

Jun

Jan

23

900

Jun

Jan

1,100

18% May
68 Va May

'

Jun

106 Va

49%

300

39%

53%
130'/a

1,500

49 Va

550

80

33%

42% May

Jun

126% 130 Va

5

Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co..

13

Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam

2,200

Feb

Jan

83

25

27% Jun

1,100

Jun

Va,

Jan

_•

1.800

27

53

74

10

28

800

•

5% May
39 % May

51 Va

400

.1

,

29

4% Mar

88

-1

Stewart-Warner Corp
Stone Container Corp.

27%

10,100

86

*

.10

Railway Equipment

28

32%

51 %

27%

27%

2

—

common-

200

79

100

27%

28%

•
1

Service

1,200

39 Va

19V4

50c

(Un)

Public

16

31%

58
-

5

(Un)

18

7%

20 Va

—5

Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
South

18

12%

64

.—1

27 Va

42

22 Va

100

22 Va

400

29

"5%

2,700

Jun

8%

38%

*

29%
159

25

42 Va

37%

& Light Co
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Stephens & Shinkle Shoel
♦
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10

Jan

65%

38%

Power

15

42 %

5%

27%

1,600

65%

5%

*

24%

65%

5%

3.50

Jun

55

7.50

15%

34 Va

Jan

9%

"

2%

—....

22%

Jan

46 %

*

Co

Spiegel

s

Jun

5

70 % May

common

Jun

32 Vs

.

22

15

Signode Steel Strapping Co—

89% Mar

19

•

28%

Jun

Jan

500

1,700

9

36

common—

46%

16% Mar

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23%
159

22 y«

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500

350

'

28%

—1

1,800

18

18%

24

5
1.40

2.900

18

19 %

8%

Jun

100

_.

class

Sperry Rand Corp

(Un)

45.

19%

59%

300

.

54 Va

Jun

15

Electric

Mar

42

(Un)'

Corp class B

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79%

Interstate Power Co

50

Co

&'

18

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Jun

600

77%

Schwitzer-Cummins Co

12

66

32

Jun

57

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Paper Co
Schenley Industries

Jan;

13

Jun

42

•

Public Service

Jan

.

37%

75 Va

Regis

13%

—

48% May

56

10

Louis

51

;

29

Jan

34% May

36

50c

St

6% July

National

150

27%

Jan

44 Va

75 "0

Paper

100

—-

20 Va

300

•

18

•

1,300

1,100

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Co

60%

.

37%

Feb

Stockyards

10% Jan

'

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47%

35'

Feb

Tobacco class B

17

——

27%

47%

Jan

•

Louis

Jan

71 Va

*

26%

Jun

55

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Jan

40%

——

650

22%

(Un)

60%

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37%
:

3,200

69%

♦

Jun

3

3,800

18

36%

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16%

67%

32

Manufacturing Co

52

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16%

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200

Co

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Texas

page

Jan

17% Mar
66

200

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58%

53%

10

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Feb
Mar

35%

:

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59%
109

16%

12.50

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600

13

18

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footnotes

16

17% Mar

10

13

1

International Shoe Co

For

30

Feb

23%

(Un)

Remington Rand (Un)

6%

14 %

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Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester j
International Mineral 3c Chemical

Jones &

300

I

common

Jun

229%

14

16%

16 Vs

3

&

19,200

81%

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Indiana Steel Products Co
Inland 8teel Co

Gas

20%

80%

61%

Feb

5

new

14%

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Illinois

20 V8

Jan

13%

100

20 %

Jun

24

1,200

15%

Apr

45'/a

47%

300

28%

15%

100

X

Heln Werner Corp

Iowa

58%

28%

1

Bros

"3

Harnlscnfeger Corp
(G> Brewing Co

Johnson

56%

28%

25

(Un)

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Halleman

Iowa

58%

11 Va

Jan

7%

1,100

15%

Jan

32

1,500

35%

Indiana

Co of

Jan

25

International Tel 3c Tel

11%

44%

23%

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54

2

Packers

Jun

11

42%

11

3

May

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International

Jun

44 %

5

Coke

Co

43

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Co

Brick

83 Va

Jan

10

(Unr

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78

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Halllcrafters Co

Illinois

Jan

33

7.50

J

Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)

52

'

Co

Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door

55%

200

*

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Pfizer

•

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Hammond Organ

500

41%

50

8
.

Graham-Paige Corp
Gray Drug Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock...

Gulf Oil

Jan

79%

41

1
(Un)

preferred

&

51

10

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Bros Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)

23%

78

10

Pepsi-Cola

58%

'

(Un)

Orlesedieck

Jan

May

10%

5

Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light

(R J)

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Hi

11% May
23% Jan

7

19

20 Va May

Airways (Un)—1

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1

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Apr

100

5

Jun

Gillette

Gossard

Feb

7%

600

2

Mar

5

!

Jun

2,300

1

common

57

7%

Bros

5 Va

28

10%

Peabody Coal Co

210

37%

Co

100

6

Jan

Co—

Gas

Jan

5

Ooodyear Tire & Rubber Co

Jun

10

Electric.--

&

Natural

185

1

Goldblatt

60 V4

26

21 %

12

40

10

Glldden

44% Mar

350

21 Va

♦

Co

203

Gibson Refrigerator Co

(The*

Jan

100

21%

Parker Pen Co class B

Apr

55%

3

;

Corp

85%

"

com)

200

Co

Utilities

6

Apr

73%

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Jun

21

5

Republic Steel Corp
Rexal Drug (Un)

Corp

Public

—

10%

1

Oiln-Mathieson Ctaem Corp

20%

15

Co

Oklahoma

43% Mar

2

Telephone

—

Jan

30 Va

10

Co

Oil

500

5

Dynamics Corp

26 Va

(Un)

Edison

300

223»/2 229%

1

Contract

General

55%

26

81%

100

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23

14%

15

5

5

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General

55%

•

A—*

Bancorporation

Ohio

Radio

1.25

Inc
General Box Corp

1,000

Corp

Ohio

58%

1

Auto

Camble-Skogmo

82%

"

Jan

May

27

5

St

For

Drive

80 Va

—

Jun

32

1,550

"

(Minnesota)

Quaker

10

Brewing Corp

FOur-Wheel

46

Illinois Gas Co

Northwest

21%

1

Phono

30

cl

Rockwell Spring 6c
Falstaff

30

"

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Aviation

Illinois

5

Inc

Controller

Emerson

American

*

Lines

Eddy Paper Corp
Electric

25%

(Alan B)—

Nemours

3

American Car Corp..

58
23

1
__10c

I)

(E

23%

8

USA

A

Pont

24%

10

Dow Chemical Co

200

36%, 36%

common)—1

Manufacturing Corp

Du Mont Laboratories Inc

Feb

2%

Jun

°

(Un)...—25

Paul 3c Pac

53

Ry

4%

■

1

conv

3

2%

.*

29% Jan

100

Jun

34

(Un)

100

4%

Jun

May

Jun

1

RR

500

4%

107

23

^

Mfg

400

10

Central 111 Secur Corp $1.50
Products

&

Central

55%

8

Certain-Teed

Tile

34%

North

Jan

200

—

54%

"4%

•

Jun

30%

Jun

68

25

Co

34%

•
1

Central 8c South West Corp
Central Illinois Pub Serv

2% Apr

115

28%

500

5

33

2

Feb

400

101 Va 103

1

20

2

79%

9% May

25

Prod

32%

54%

29%

Mar

51

Gas

20

York

29

Jan

7

Jun

Napco Industries Inc

National

29

50c
'

■

1,000

28

35

51

Company

2%

.10

Jan

100

t

conv

.

18%

2,300

16% Jun

51

preference

Co

&

Spec

21%

i

112%

3

Motor

2%

30%

30%

Jan

51

Inc

Muskegon

17%

10c

Super Corp

&

Ward

21%

29%

31%

1

common

$3.50

2%

29

Canadian Pacific (Un)

Chesapeake

Chemical

Montgomery

11

Co

18 »/4

—15

13

*

21%

33

100

.—12.50

5
1

5
12.50

16%

'

—25

Cement

20c

_

I6V4

10

common

16% Jan

2%

Jun

May

400

Portland

24%

Feb

75
17

110% 112%

147%

64%

Feb

10% Mar

Apr

104% Jan

43%

61%

200

1

common..:

Chemical

64%

300

16

Jun

Monroe

43%

73

16

500

Jan

800

71 Va

16

8%

1%

1,500

Jun

71%

8 Va

May

64%

common

Products

Mfg Co

19

Apr

43% Feb
38'/a

8%

Modine

28%

Feb

Minneapolis Brewing Co.—
1
Minnesota Min & Mfg
*
Mississippi River Fuel new common—10

Apr
Apr

36

7%

57%

Mar

7

21%

48 % May

18%

26Va May

Jan

Jan

200

28

500

28 V4
38 %

37

Jan

53

25

27

'•)

3 Va

51%

28%

Jan

8%

Jun

32 Vs

-

16%

New

10
5

6%

700

100

31% May

23%

1,100

600

25% Jun

23%

7Vs
37

8,450

1,000

1
—8

Junf

7 Va

26%

Jan

Jun

51%

20%

26'/«

21

Jan

52

45% Mar

31%

261/4

—

f

...

50

48

43% Mar

100

6%

Missouri

1,000

Jun

400

51%

20%

24% Mar

140% 146

1,550

52

7%

Jan

146

32

Jan

35%

-

20%

12

1

Apr

38%

-

4

Inc

preferred

1,600

J>

Corp

South

prior

1,300

400

Apr

22 Va

150

1

$1

15

1%

22 Va

Jan

2,100

21%

10

Jan

40

6%

1%

Jan

18%

20%

36%

com—*

new

Utilities

Jun

150%

14%

"I %

13%

19%

6%

—

1

(Un*

Cement

Brick

Metropolitan

14%

lp
•

Carrier Corp common...
Celaneue Corp of America
Cenco

Portland

Medusa

Food

Mar

Jun

25%

"

Mickexoerry's

Jan

30 Va

Feb

k

Feb

Jun

Jan

Jan

22%

51%

—»

*

12%

400

—1

Machine

16%

34% May
2% Jan

•

*

Co

McKay

45% July

124

14

20Va

130

51

52

♦

Ky

Co

36% May
11% Mar

1,400

of

Co—

&

Field

6

5

Foote Gear Works

AC

(Henry C*

Lytton's

New
C

Electric

&

12% Mar

100

35

*

Gas

600

23%

21 Va

1

Co

10

Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Brothers

OH

Louisville

7

(George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp

Company

9%

Jan

47%

Lincoln

.13

(Un)

Booth Fisheries Corp

(E

72% May

May

7

Libby

13V»
29 Va

23%

Jun

186% Mar

Feb

62%

100

39%

37%

3

Sons

146

146

1

Co

Aviation

Butler

2,600

10

Borg

Brad

45%

50

Corp new com
Benguet Consol Mining Co (Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Blnks Manufacturing Co

Budd

42%

1

_.

Belden Manufacturing Co

&

900

44%

27%

Jan

173

2,200

Refining common

Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton

Brach

8%

70%

8%

10

Arco Mfg Corp

Bendix

68%

7%
69%

68

Jun

21% Mar

800

500
500

68

80

common

26%

35%- Apr
13% Feb

Jan

9%

300

9%

/

26

ft

(Un)

Atchison Topeka & 8anta
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic

9%

182% 182%

182%

5

common.-

new

*

31% May
45% Jun

1

common

19%

38% May

59%

38

class

Dev

Anaconda Copper Mining

7

1,900

30 «/2

_100

American Tobacco
Amurex

McNeil & Libby...
Printing Go common

29

B
(Un)

American Tel 3c Tel Co—

23%

45 %

200

13 Vs
29 Va

—*

44 »/s

7

Machine

Leath & Co common

30%

1

American

4
10

Co

29

10

-

Americas Investment Co (111)

Jun

Sessions

&

441/s

12.50

Co

28%

27%

,

200

Inc

;

1

30

30%

700

26% Mar

31 Va

Jan

•

61%

61%

100

60%

64

Jan\

100 V< 100%

Jun

600

81 Va Mar

10

29%

29%

900

27%

25

54 Va

55 Va

900

50

45%

46%

700

34 Va

•

10

45%

Jan

May.
Jan

100%

Jun

31%

Apr

59

Feb

48%

Apr

Number 5443... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182

(39)

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK

RANGE

Friday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price
Par

United
U

S

U S
U

S

States

20

Gypsum

Week's

of Prices

Sail Francisco Stock

Shares

since

Range

High

Jan.

Low
200

276 % 280

215

Friday

281

Jun

1

14%

14%

14%

200

13%

Jun

5

48%

48%

48%

400

40%

Feb

54%

50%

55%

8,900

14

13

14

2,350

8%

Jan

15% Mar

Admiral Corporation

30%

30%

100

27%

Jan

30% May

Air

(Un>

Steel Corp

Works

Iron

Dorn

Walgreen

•

Co

10

51

Par

Jun

-

55%

Jun

2.50

Whirlpool

Corp

Electric

Wisconsin

2,000

67%

67

68%

5

Inc

Industries

33%

33%

34V4

Power

(F

28%

Jun

800

67

Jun

82

Feb

200

221/2

Jan

37%

Apr

100

15

Feb

20%

Jan

1,100

19%

Jan

22% Mar

American

33%

331/4

200

31%

Jan

Jan

American

Can

52%

American

Cyahamid

700

10

48%

48%

48%

1,100

46

May

Jan

Machine

14%

15%

82%

151/4

Co

Youngstown Sheet & Tube

83

1,300

Jan

151/4

Jun

69%

Jan

86

88

Jan

132% May

Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Sale Price

Par

Stores

50%

Co_

.100

American Tel & Tel.
Arundel

of Prices

Shaies

10

182%

262

47%

1

Securities

Baltimore

lc

Corp

lu%

200

7%

Jan

all7%

ailj

90

73%

6

Jan

107A

93% Mar

Jun

102 % May

Jan

Jan

21

Jan

29%

Theatres 90m
Co (Un)____

(Un)__l

28 :3

28'%

29%

835

22%

Jan

31

__

44%

45

753

38% May

45

Jun

(Un)

_1®

60%

60%

296

48

Mar

62

Jun

(Un)—

20

24

24

200

18'A

Jan

24

Jun

9%

9%

270

9%

Jun

13%

26

26%

51'A

52%

500

41%

Jan

182 % 182%

1,821

173 %

Jan

186% Mar

650

62 %

Feb

72% May

44a

40

Co

__

—

12%

__

__

&

Jun

(Un)

5

(The)

58%

Feb

Avco

74

182%

(Un)

25

__

68'A

(Un)
(Un)_.

Co

25

—

57%

80%

Apr

105

Jun
jun

May

58%

(Un)

Jun

415

47%

Jan

73

Jun

64 %

1,303

54

Jan

64%

Jun

a39%

a39%

a40

136

a__

a31%

a32

90

a43% a45%

387

__

a45%

50

(Un)___

a

147%

__10

__

Jan

24%

Apr

28% Mar

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

34%

Jan

46% July

Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)

44%
6'A

a—

___

31%

44%

36% May
12b%

34'A

Jun

69

40"%

Jan

1,283

6%

Jun

146% May

oan

550

—

36% Ma/

Jan

Jan

Feb

39%

48%

45'A
7

14%

15%

915

12%

Jan

19%

Apr

48%

48%

185

36%

Jan

50%

Jun

a24% a24%

1

172%

192

al46%al47%
38 %
33

—

5

524

Jan

58%

70%

63

5

(Un)
Mlg Corp (Un>

690

Mar

Jun

_*

Corp

3,024

Jun

53%

70%

__

10
Co

27

Mar

—

50

(Un)

& Santa Fe

22

2b

Corp

Refining

395

68'A

Co

46'%

3%

52

100

25 »/z

2,405

—

& Refining (Un)_.*

183%

15%

Jun

72

44

14%

3%

75%

24%

14%

63

125

Viscose Corp

Atlantic
Atlas

High

70

,

Apr

8V4

Apr

186% Mar

Beech
Baldwin

Jun

a3%

462

45%

182

37%

1,165

24%

Corp

Atlantic City Electric Oo_

Mar

105

Smelting

Atchison Top

Range since Jan.
LOW

|

<J*li

29

Oji

28'%

Tel & Tel Co_

Arm'co Steel

High
51

Jun

29 %

105

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp

for Week

49%

66%

May

27'%

Anglo cant National Bans.Archer-Daniels-Midland Co

Sales

Range

Low

Jun

25

28%

American Radiator & S S

Anaconda

American

20

(Un)

com

American Motors (Un)

American

Week's

66%

106

Jo'/a

Apr

3*0

1

American Tobacco

Last

1

High
44

10%

__

•

Airlines Inc

American

Friday

Low

41% May

a3%

__

♦

Ltd

Aluminium

American

STOCKS

Range since Jan.

-

145

Jun

100

117'/a 117%

Zenith Radio Corp

10%

400

36%

__

1

Amer Bdst-Para

21%

341/2 May
24% Feb

23%

35 %■

10

Corp
(Un)
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Cnaimers Mig Co (Un)-_

American Factors Ltd
Yates-Amer

Co

Alleghany

16 Va

23%

•

aajrs a23%

♦

Mining

Gold

Juneau

201/4

23%

—

—

"""

19 3 4

10

Co

W)

Jun

High

__,

(Un)

Co

Reduction

Low

___25

(Un):

16 Va

10

Public Service

Woolworth

231/4

Inc

*

Corp

Shares

a44% a44%
66%
bbJ/8

5

common

*

common

Bankshares

Wisconsin

26%

—

Stores

Wieboldt

Wisconsin

23'A

12%

Westinghouse Electric Corp

23'A

for Week

1

Abbott Laboratories

Alaska

common

Sales

Range
of Prices

rrice

16% Mar
,

40% May

Western Union Telegraph—
New

Sale

-

16%

Industries—
Rubber Co

Week's

1

Last

STOCKS

Mar

Exchange

1

High

ACF

Van

1

for Week

Low

276 Ms

JULY

ENDED

Sales

Range

4 % May

Transit Co—

Aircraft

Bendix

(Un)__13
f.—100

Corp

Aviation

a24%

___1

Corp

24% May

(Un)__'

l____5

52

52

135

52

ip 1.00

al'/e

al%

70

1

57%

Apr
Apr

1 %

Jun

(Un.)

May

Apr

Corp

Benguet Cons Mining

28

■

Common

$2.50

._1

Budd

17%

17%

425

Jan

18%

Jun

50

40%

41%

257

38

Jan

42

Jun

50
5

90

90

15

81

Jan

90

Jun

21%

21%

preferred-

non-cum

Bankers Securs

Corp 6%

part pfd

Company

21%

246

9%

15%

Jan

22% Apr

40

39%

40%

1,127

38% Mar

44% Apr

25

80%

79%

81 %

1,315

7%

6%

7%

585

66%
6%

83

1

Campbell Soup Co_
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co

1.80

Jan

Bethlehem Steel

Co

Borden

Apr

Budd

9%

Jan

Bunker

Jun

36%

35%

36%

200

30%

Jan

36%

3J%

34%

35 %

2,711

34

Jan

37% Mar

Electric

31%

30%

31%

245

28

Jan

34 %

91

86%

Jun

91%

Feb

2,145

5%

4,853

61%

331

103%

Jan

147%

Apr

17

Jan

Jan

6

Jan

May
61% Jan

87

Feo

69

Mar

10% May

4'A
57

a64% a64%

60

44 %

640

16'A

16%

309

15'/a

Feb

16%

Jan

21%

21%

152

15%

Jan

22%

Apr

a20 'A a20%

155

23%

Jan

33%

Jun

43'A

Feb

36 %

47% Apr

33

33

210 -

23%

Jan

33

Jun

33%

33%

156

27%

Jan

36

May

4,231

33

5
10

—.

406'

12%
t

Feb

90

60%

2%

(Un)

Burroughs Corp

5%

15

.

Sullivan

11%

5%

(Un)____5
10
—,
5

Company
&

12%

2
1
5

(Un)

Hill

142% 142 "A

•

Borg-Warner Corp common
Broadway-Hale
Stores
Inc

Jun

Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
10

(Un)

Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)—
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)

Storage

Fidelity

Battery.

Deposit

&

Garfinckel

•

;

Co

(Julius)

10

50c

common

conv
conv

preferred.

Gimbel

Goldenberg

:

Corp

Brothers

850

Jan

31

Jun

29%

29

29'%

40

23%

Jan

30%

Jun

29

29

20

25%

Apr

29

Jun

106

10.9%

2,150

27

27%

100

20%

Jan

200

28/8 Jun

1/4

Jun

y% Jun

27

%

_.l

common

Calamba

89% Mar

llO'A Jun

(The)

Co

15

common

32%

32'A

135

26% Mar

32%

Jun

'

Resistance

International

.

Coal

T.#»high

Ar. Navigation
(Glann T.)

Martin
Marr.lr

Cn

Ar.

10

.

10

_

9%

50

Jan

9'/8

Jun

12%

70

11 V» Mar

13%

Jun

43%

Feb

30%

Apr

18% Mar

Cities

5%

—1

27'A

28 %

414v

16%0

Tnc

27%
23

22'A

23'/a

628

26V4 May
20% Jan

17%

17

17%

398

16

Jan

46'A

47%

42

Jun

33%

Jan

41% May

16%

16%

16%

430

14%

Jan

16%

6%

676"

6%

6|A
35'/a

319

171/4

17'A

331

56%

56>A

461

56'A

•

24%

24

24%

715

87c

85c

88c

2,800

36'A

36%

Vought

1

1,998

34%

1
1
25

.

America
Corp

Aircraft
(Un)
Cnesapeake <u Ohio Rv (Un)
Chicago Mllw St Paul RR com (Un)—•
Pr el erred
(Un)
100
Chrysler Corp
25

12%

—

Jun

1,527

2

of

Corp
Eureka

Chance

9V8
—

4%
26'A

40

25
-12%
10

—

Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese

Jun

21% Mar

38'A

1%

(Un)
(Un)_

& Co

(J I)

4%
26 %

_0

Corp

Canadian Pacific Ry

Central
Hecht

Packing

5

Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un).
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Case

1

26
40

1

Sugar

Calaveras Cement Co._
California

23%

109%

.5

«

class A

Co

29%

25
5

preferred

5 % %

Motors

29

25

4%%
General

29%

45

Byron Jackson Co

7 ft

5$ May

Apr

Feb

35%

Jun

16% Mar

18%

Apr

4o'A Mar

56 'A July

21 'A Mar

25%

28 % Mar

74c

10

31%

Jan

Ja 1

1.10 Jan

Jun

67

Feb

Jun

541/a

608

42'A

Jan

54%

a25% a26%

75

19%

Jan

28% May

a64% a65'A

50

47%

Feb

65 % May

81%

2,228

66%

Jan

83

Apr

46

,Mar

55%

Jun

53%

53%

a65%

80%

80%

<h

Pennroad

Corp

1

...

•

Pennsylvania Power Se Llght .com
4.40'/
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg._
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philaaeipma Electric common

100
50

47%
—

-

.

5
•

Mar

48%

Feb

Clorox

104'A 104'A

_

29

10

1,751

Service

20

1041/2

Jun

104 "2

Jun

Colorado

29 34

1,834

21%

Jan

30%

Jun

Columbia

28%
51

52%

36

39%

36

39%

40'A

441
50

3,511

45% Mar

531/4

Jun

Chemical
Fuel

10

(Un)

Co

.3V3

Co
Iron

&

Columbia

Gas System
Solvents

Jan

36% May

Commercial

Jan

40%

class

Consolidated

Transportation Co—

Common

10

Participating
Philco Corp
Potomac
3.60%

preferred

series

Public Service
$1.40

div

14%
42'%

13%

14%

13%

14 Vz

41%

4,149

3,444

11%

Jan

12 % May

15%

Jan

15 '/a. Feb

43%

877

10

22%

21%

22%

1,593

50

44'%

44%

44%

108

•

31 %

31

31%

1,001

28%

Feb

—*

31%

31%

108

29%

Jan

80

Power

A

20
3

Electric
1

14%

36%

36%

135

31%

Jan

37%

Jun

74%

72'/a

74%

1,383

79

A

preference

Gas

19%

100

16%

Jan

20% Mar

73%

751/8

465

67%

Jan

75%

com

common

Coppermines

Continental
Corn

Scott

Co

common

Paper

Co

___*

Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
Co

oil

&un

•

36'/a Mar

19%

43%

Jun

Crocker

Nat'l

First

Jan

22%

Apr

42 »/2 Mar

44%

Jun

Crown

31%

Fen

Crucible Steel

33%

Apr

Zellerbach

Corp

United

Uas

6%

1

Improvement

55 % Mar

Washington

Gas Light

convertible

$4.50

-13%

37%

Westmoreland

•

Coal

Woodward

&

42

*

common

preferred

Inc

6%

55

36%

37'/2

733

5% Jan
35%

Jun

6%

Feb

39% Mar

140

41%
140

42%

1,522

140

4

38%
133

Jan
Jan

42% July
142

Feb

__10

19%

19%

125

19%

Feb

20

18%

18%

21

14%

Jan

18%

Jun

10

41

100

361/2

Jan

41

Jun

common

41

Di

Friday
STOCKS

Last

Sale Price

Steel

•

__

_„__5

Co

__

•

Brewing
Light
Gas

Dorr-Oliver

Joy

Walker

Refractories

16%

Mountain

Supply

i

$2.50

Pittsburgh

Plate

Renner
Rockwell

Ruud

Axle

Manufacturing

Westinghouse
For

Electric

footnotes

see




page

45.

Jun

100

Jan

Jan

84

Jun

a46% i a48'/«

126

32%

Jan

45

Mar

6%

Jun

85c

—

18

18

18

431

15%

17%

1,265

lo'A

18

Feb

47%

47'A

792

47%

Jun

12%

12%

17%

_

Apr
Jan

100

12% May

15

34

34

85

5%

387

32'A May
4% Jan

351/4

5%

a57% a57%

59

43% Mar

58%

.

__

5

class A (Un)..10C

15%

25

a231%

(Un)

Co

14%

15%

866

a222'Aa231%

167

100

Jan

14

Jan

158%

Jan
Jan

53

1

-7%

_

Feb
Mar

1.00 Mar

32'A
_

_

&

9%
24

Apr

16%

47'A

Co (Un;

common-

Shares

57%

Lov)

103

Share

1

New

High

39%

Jan

57 %

31%

65

30%

Jan

35%

24%

25

174

24%

Jun

31

16%

16%

231

15% Jan

Food

Jun

Jun

7% May
Jun

17% Mar
210

Jun

17%

Feb

Dynamics

Apr

28%

Jan

46%

48

7%

Jan

49%

Jun

__

53%

54%

20

43

Jan

54%

31

31%

11

27

Jan

31% July

x27

__

x27

25% Jan

30

Jun

Cum

31

Paint

General
Gen

__

3

5

__

14%

Jun

May
Jun

%

Jun

95

41'A

Jan

52

Apr

33% May

39

Jun

1%
22 %

22%

5

A

109%

1
1

r>
10

22 %

K

0

O
I «

liO

300

233

1

21%

3%

100
165

109

lft

May
Jan

26

5ft

Jan
Mar

110

Jan
Mar

Jun
Jun

36 'A

36 'A

100

35V2

Jun

36'A

Jun

53%

53 3 4

521

4

7'A

Feb

55'A

Jun

43%

43%

100

35%

Jan

46%

Jun

59

60'A

723

53

53%

(Un)

•
6

108%

Utilities

Public

(Un)_"

Telephone Corp old com
common

Gillette

w

i

.

—10

a37%

Feb

Gladding

McBean
(B

20c

20c

300

20c

Jun

20c

Jun

1734

327

16

Jan

20

f

34%

Jan

Great Northern

135

32% May
62% Mar

Jun

Greyhound Corp

30

29% Jan

109%

Jun
Jan

84'A Miy

11

11

200

10'A

Jun

147A

16'A

16'A

100

16

Jan

17

Feb

36%

Apr

a37% a38'A

1

77

186

33% Mar

a

a._

35'A

Jan

56

May

70%

Jun

71%

Feb

21

Jan

26%

Jun

60

61%

Jan

64%

Feb

52

54% Mar

50

26'A

200

10

Goodyear

120

89% Mar

a70% a70%

5
.—*

a60% a61%

263a

10

Co

&

1,258

a71 % a71 'A

1

Jun

109'A

a55% a55%

(Un)._20

—

Co

77% Mar
56

76 'A Mar

a36% a36%

5

Jan

230

,

*

.

Mar

1,056

108%

*

common

53

46%

53%

a81% a83%

53%
a83 'A

common

Com

Corp

59 Va

5

(Un)

34% Mar

34
81 %

33%

33%

50c

50c

30

31%

u

u

81%

eD

F)

500
82
100

45C

Jun

60c

24

Mar

31% July

8 'A

Jan

11

Jan

Jun

Co

(Un)

Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)

Oil

Hawaiian

Hilton

Co

3

Plneanple

Hotels

8c

14%

8c

15

4,000
520

7r

13%

Jan

10c

Jan

Homestake

Jan

16%

Apr

Honolulu

10

29%

28%

29%

236

25 %

Jan

32%

F«b

Hunt

Foods

67%

67

68%

360

67

Jun

82%

Jan

Hupp

Corp

Ltd-—

Corp

Inc

—

(Un)

60% Mar
3% Mar

200
398

36 '/a

Jan

42%

15%

15%

525

13%

Jan

16% Mar

34%

35 VB

44'A

Jun

Jan

a39%
84%

6%
—

—

31 % May

25%

Apr

26'A Mar

16 3 8

<702

12'A

Feb?

16%

a44

10

3

3 '/a

1,000

4.75

Jan

a39% a39%

74

39%

Jun

47'A

Feb

84%

210

77%

Apr

85

a29% a29%

3

423
•39

15%
a44

•

5
—1
12'A

1

Jan

2%

42%

a25% a25%
15%

•

Co

Corp

(Un)

34'A

25

Mining Co

Oil

15%

1

A

pfd

2

2%
41%

•

oil Co

Hancock

Ry—

Holly Oil Co (Un)
ioc

81

50

1

corp—10

Corp

Co

pfd

17.%

78%

__

55%

1

592

1

Corp

Goodrich

34

__

300

.

39

38

0

Electric

25'A

31%

a—

Mar

67

30

a46% a46%

a 46%

—*

Co

General

131

3

25

Apr

28%

38

41'A Mar

79%

13'A 1al3'A

Mar

28

7%

79%

pfd (Un )___100
I

Chemical

&

Trailer

Foods

Jun

a

20

20

common

Motors

5'A

a56% a56%

13 %

Light—

Machinery

Fruehauf

56%

al2/32al2/32
-5
.

—

prior

&

Power

4

rights

Co

Co—

Prod

Board

Florida

Genera)

*

.

Petroleums Ltd—

Federated
Fibre

Range since Jan.

High

56%

Corp

Gas

a

a

10

(Un).

...

for Week

Range

1

(Un)

Inc

Co

Plantation

12.50

Corp

29%

Mar

55%

96

Jan

&

General

5

Mining
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse Air Brake

28'A May

70

1,644

Jan

Natural

Jan

5

San Toy

674

100

82%

81C

Bond

Paso

"ancock

&

29

98%

80%

—

16

Products

37% Mar

1

Spring

—

500

Kodak

Jan

5

Co

28%
100

300

Lines

Air

Eastern

34

10

Plymouth Oil Corp

Feb

564

deNemours

duPont

231

25

Glass

Jun
Feo

14%

85c

Du Mont Laboratories

662

__

preferred

17%
51%

Jun

7'A

Co

55,,

5

convertible

Jan

Jan

10

20%

——

35%

10

Corp

13%
45'A

120

7%

Calif

gt/2

Rights
Natco

300
479

19%

of

34%

10

Fuel

17%

10%

71/2

Inc

Oil

5>/2

:__1

Gas

Feb

Jan
Apr

49'A

20%

Chemical

New

Star

161

Feb

48%

1

Fields

35%

8.50

ir™*;

Manufacturing Co

Lone

Jan

124

17%

17 %

25

Co (Un)
(Un)

Preferred

Douglas

General
Harbison

50

2

Oil

•

,

140

Corp

5

Co

26'A

47%

Co—

General
Columbia Gas System

Equitable

Jun

Apr

15% Mar

17'A

Ewa

21%

*

Duquesne

20'A
39 »/a

1.002

10%

—5.

Emporium Capwell Co new com...
Eureka Corp Ltd

Sales

Week's
of Prices

j%w

Par

Duquesne

195

357

——

Fruit Corp class A com —5

Giorgia

Eastman

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.

16%

a48 %

El

Blaw-Knox

Apr
Jun

42%

(Un).-25

Electric

Ludlum

60

a

23'A

______

Bank

of America

Co

Abbey

Electrical

Allegheny

—

20% Mar

_

Lothrop

—

140

Jun

Dow

Westmoreland

Mar

27%

Jan

•/«
a__

16%

•

•

Corp common

Curtis Publishing

Cypress

Domlnguez
United

(Un)

20

23%

1

Refining

49'A

350

42%

5

—

(Un)

Motors

Products

—

A_

Y (Unj

Consolidated Edison of N

Curtis*-Wright

Reading

Indus

245
-

Jun

19%

74%

common

preferred

Electric

Chem

54

27%

16'A

—25

i

Vz

379

42%

1

(Un)_

53%

a27% a27%

-u.

•

Commonwealth Edison
Consolidated

Philadelphia

A..2%

new

(Un)

35

53

27 Vz

•

.

Broadcast System

37%

Jun

53%

60

23%

Apr

28% May

7%

67

7%

Jun

82 %

7%

36%

Jan

2.65 May

48'A

7%

Apr
Jun

Feb

Jun

39

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

(40)

Monday, July 4, 1955

out-of-town markets
range

Friday

Saa Francisco Slock Exch. (Cont.)

Week's

Range
of Prices

Par
Idaho

Mary Mines Corp (Un)

Idaho

Power Co

Harvester
Nickel

Canada (Un)

♦

Co

15,060

Johns-Manville
&

Kaiser

Alum & Chem

Preferred

Kaiser

Motors

Kennecott

al63%

Salt

a

151

87%

Apr

99% May

28%

690

23%

Jan

28%

10%

1,800

8%

Feb

j

84 %

42%

39%

255

82

630

32% Mar

May

91%

,

f

3,296

30

Macy & Co (r h)
Magnavox Co (Un)

Ray in eon

Apr

42% July

Oil

Reynolds Tobacco class b
Rheem

--•

118%

118% 118%

419

99

«jan

118%

Jun

907

48%

Jan

58%

Apr

25% Mar

44

44

225

19%

20%

1,326

45

46%

815

23%

23%

1

Safeway
Joseph

62%

Feb

Bcott

23%

23%

Jun;

Sears

Shell

21%

Feb

36% May
25% Apr

75

Jan

90

Sinclair

23

23

23%

3,586

1,094

5

5

75

a41% a41%

305

40% Mar

42%

14

j

m

St

m Oil

Portland

Montana

Power

National

Auto

National

14%

100

Jan

20

5 %

May
May

15%

a5%

7

Jan

22%

23%

670

21%

Jan

30%

a31% a32 %

143

30%

Jan

35% Mar

16%

Linen

Natomas

Northrop

Jun

76c

Apr

16

Jun

Bperry

Apr

40

Jun

•

5%

Stendel

Co

Jun

92% a93%

120

76

Jan

94%

Jun

7

May

10

Feb

7%

350

Jan

Southern

31%

200

57%

236

49% Mar

59%

60

511

50

Jan

50%

50%

Jan

67% Mar
37%

Feb

59%

Jun

60

Jan

51

May

Jan

Railway

34%

v~*
l_1

Service

a95%

150

19%

400

60 % ._64 %

v

10%

19%

64%

35

10%

pid ser

(Un)

Co

Public

Corp

1.367

320

.595 % a95%

.

27%

^—...—& 1

—

23

Jun

Apr

btanaard

20% May

23%

Jan

Standard

Oil

55

Jan

Standard

Oil

a__

120

Apr
Apr

4b % Mar.

73

-*•"

58% May
30% May

<

35 %

125

26

40

9% May

14%

Jan

18%

Jan

21

Apr

51

Jan

643/«

Jun

Jan

97%

74%

Jun

290

27

Apr

28%

Apr

467

27%

42

Jan

94%

Jun

a_

Oil

23%

Jun

29 %

Jun

oi

(Ind)

73/4

250

7%

Jan

10

Apr

16%

Jan

17%

Apr

Studebaker

42%

45%

40

21%

Jan

22%

22

21%

Jan

a82

a82

25

66%

Jan

81

27%

200

16

16

50

Jan

15%

Jun

40%

Apr

87 %

88

1,475

73%

Jan

83

Jun

53%

960

44 %

May

53%

Jun

703

107%

Jan

129 %

Jun

a

19% al9%

12

19%

Apr

ft

50%

50%

190

44

Jan

513a Jun

2*10

10%

10%

1,010

10

Jun

15%

1,786

22% May

27%

:t

-

Packard

22 3/8

Feb
Jan

Jun

27%

11%

37% Mar

51%

_5

Stanley Warner Corp (Un)
Sterling Drug Inc (Un;

715

100
417

52%

3

(un)_«

17%

15%
39%

129% 129%

23

n j

2,832

39%

39%

1

Oaillornla-

Co
Co

Co of

29

15%

ft'

(Un)

„

,

•

%±2

Iric

Brands

29

9r

91
27%

r

—JOc

17%

22%

—

Jun

Sunray Mid-Continent Oil

(Un)

l_ 1

25%

26 %

33%

Apr

Superior Portland Cement

(un)

42%

104

39

May

Feb

Super

l_*
£—i

42 %

63

19

19%

560

12

Jan

25

Feb

Swift

23%

Feb

24% May

39%

Jan

13%

Jan

17

Jun

16c

Jan

40c

Jan

Mold

Corp

8c Co
(Un)
Bylvanla Electric Products

4-23

Texas Company (Un)
Gulf Sulphur Co

-£-25
!£_•

Texas
20

1

r

r25c

r25c

200

3'/4

3:»s

1,200

3%

a49

50

44%

36%

605

3%

12

a49

a

a58

a55 3/4 a58'/2

47%
'36

15

9

29'%

4,976

8

10

%

8%

48%

Apr

37%

Jun

7%

Jan

57%

Apr

Mar

Jun

Jan

10

Apr

Mar

42

Feb

40

(Un)

Associated

Oil

Transamerlca

Corp
Airlines

Trans World

Union

Electric

Co

(Un)

49%

3,397

44% Mar

50

Jun

25

36%

36%

36%

United Aircraft Corp (Un)—
United Air Lines Inc

1,237

35

37

Apr

33:'4

33%

262

United

31%

Fruit

Jan

34%

28%

450

27%

Jan

28%

Feb

28%

United

28%

Gas

1,316

28

Jan

29

United

Park

27 %

—

common

-

27

•

40

.—1

27%

726

26%

Jan

40%

3,449

37%

Jan

11%
12%
142% 144'/2

2,625

39%

12%

100

common

27

%

144

Corp

44%

,—loc

144

ja$

Jan

44 %

*

205

39

Jan

57

43%

u

s

Steel

Universal

1,566

Jun

1.80

17% Mar

21%

Jun

a4l % a41%

1

34

37% Mar
Jan

42% May
30% Jun

29%

Warner

1,024

22%

22%

595

18

Jan

23

Apr

§5 %
a42%

55%

155

49

Mar

58

Mar

a42 % a42%

Bros

442

36

Mar

40% Mar

Preferred
West

Life

Western

Air

Jun

Jun

372

82

Jan

273/4

100% 100%

(Un)—*

76%
2.75

100

2.25

Jun

12

100

8%

Jan

13% Mar

44%

Feb

51

a66%

5

a61

50

a63% a66 %

205

a41 % a41 %

•

24

Apr

50% May

58%

Feb

30

1,000

26%

30

Jun

94

%

95

Jan

6 6 3a May

90 %

Jan

46%

462

34 v4

Jan

48

Jun

255

51 %

Feb

58

Jun

313/a

Jun

35%

Jan

32%

1,114

3

3

370

2% May

49%

270

403/4 Mar

50

55%

40 v4

May

66

May

53% July
71
Mar

.2,919

a08% a68 %

30

53b

5%

46,666

ifc25

1.50

1.50

300

1.00

Feb

f—1

15

15

770

12%

Jan

(Un)——

a20% a20%

a39%

common

3% Mar

3 %

Feb
Jun

5%

Jun

3.50 Mar
15

Jun

(Un)—

Jun

Western

Department Stores.

70% May

77%

Jun

Western

Pacific

3.75

Apr

Western Union

Telegraph

Westlnghouse

Else

May

57% May

71

Feb

36

40%

Jun

Yellow

Cab

Co

1.60

430
■i

16,774

183/4

Jan

20%

Jun

Jan

40%

Jun

Mar

743/4

Jan

81c -' Jan

1.60

Jun

32%
70

1

14

"'11%

14%

7,097

69

68

69

335

62 % May

71

Feb

—1

(Un)__|

7%

1.45

50

72%

i;_5

23%

23%

23%

300

17'a

Jan

253/a

Jun

13%

13%

287

11%

Jan

13%

Jun

4
Inc

72

1.55

(Un)

12

a39% a39%

72 %

:—

Feb

May

Jun

31%

1,068

a29% a29%

50%

;

Woolworth (f w)

a61

780

100'a

55'/a

29%

a29 %

Feb

54%

a70 a70%

Power

Lines

12

12

Jun

34%

—-jfclg

Insurance

75%

75%

20

45%
28 %

Jan

(Un)___$,_5

(Un)

Coast

2.75

—•
7.50

37 % Mar

49%

Bank

7%

4%

3,001

26%

(Un)

Oil

Pitctures

Water

Fargo

7%

550

44%

Jun
Jun
Mar

25 % Mar

46

(Un)

Westates Petroleum

'

3

28

225

*

Equipment Co

Washington

29%

plo

33%

Jan

225

common

Consolidated

Wells

28%

22%

Jan

27

33

32%

Co

Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com

Jun

1,045

1.50

24

5

27%

(un)—;

City Mines
(Un)_

Vica Company

265

a57% a59%

Corp

Corp

Jun

20 %

33

Co

Rubber

s

Jun

44%

Mar

1.55

19%

12%

(Un)

30

12%

144% Jun
148% May

19%

19%

13 %e

prior pfd
(Un)__l

Jan

1.50

1

so

Ltd

10% Mar

129%

u

Victor

—4

(Un)

163
:

148 148'/2

Feb

Apr
41% Mar

100%

Mar

33%

41

Apr

28%

28%

25

Feb

14

33%

135%.

48:,4

.25

88

38% Mar

1,435

27%

£*-•
u»10

Mo

4934

Jan

451
215

20%

Union Oil Co of California common_w2b
Union Sugar common

25

25

Apr
Jun

t—1

(Un)

of

513/g
493/a

8

Inc

Trl-Continental Corp

Jan
Jan

a27% a27%

4-25
&-2

Jun

46%

42j/2

18%

~;i0

com

Jun
Mar

56

a43% a44%

20

49

20%

180

48

99% 100%
a43n

jj&oc

common

Union Carbide a Carbon10

29%

*7%

50

Water

Inc

a50% a51%
48%

Preferred

22 % Mar

728

45% a45%

a

Tide

4% Mar

Jan

52% Mar

210

2 6 3/2

29%

5

Jun

Textron American

May

35

190

9

•

Tnc

Oil

74

Feb

357

*

Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pure

Apr

34

Gas

2,009

—25

Philippine Long Diet Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
l

piiniwr"

57%

423a

22%

25

Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)

conv

616

27%

49'A
50%
all% all%

25

Oil

Co

Jan

74

Jan

21%

pfd__—__25

Pennsylvania rr Co (Un)

Mill

27

45

Standard

Jan

American World Airways
(Un)
Pictures Corp (Un)

Pioneer

19 %

Apr

383/4

Apr

Jan

Paramount

Pig'n Whistle

Apr

22 %

25% Mar

Jan

31%

25

Philco Corp common

17%

260

60

19%

100

Palmer

1,596

215

87%

30

common

Oil

Jun

18%

23%

763

Mar

47% May

Preferred

Western

j un

45%

50%

16

544

preferred

Pacific

Jan

54 %

a41% a42%

73% May

302

(Un)

Tel

48%

Jan

34 % Mar

a26% a25%

175

450

preferred

&

Jun;

41 %

£25

23

58

Corp (Un)
Electric common
preferred

Tel

43%

340

220

£25

17%

33

5%

Pacific

1.366

(Un)v-*

23

44%

Finance

red

35%

'

i

red pfd ser a
4.50% 1st preferred
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Petroleums Ltd

Jun

51

31%

Sperry Rand Corp w 1
Spiegel Inc common

•

1st

25

58

Sugar Plantation

1st

Jan

14%

4.32%
4.48%

291

33

Pacific Gas &

5v2%

jin

45

Edison Oo com

81%

44

•

Aggregates

6 It

9% Mar

57%

7%

MathiesonXhem„.Corp__—______5

Pacific

38%

~

1

(Un)

Railway (Un)

Inc

72% Mar

Jun

Mar

45%

7%

„

(Un)

81%

17%

Ohio Oil Co

Paauhau

a38 'A a38 %

1

Pabco Products
Pacific Coast

40

18%

Co class

preferred
preferred

Southwestern

Jan

•

Co

Ohio Edison Co

Pan

lie

Jun

14

(Un)—1

Corp

Olin

Apr

54c

100

22%

Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental
Petroleum
Oil

3c

17,066

(Un)

Aircraft

Oceanic

44

May

33%

23%

-

11,000

Corp—

North American Invest 6%
5 % "It
preferred

3.182

43%

18%

a_k25
Southern Calif Petroleum——-—t-2
Southern Co
(Un;
l_0
Southern Pacific Oo
'
*

16

50%

Aviation

14%

46% May
Feb

45%

53%

—

a

17%

Electric System
(Un)
Mohawk Power

A

65

Jan

45%

•

—

(Un)

California

64c

•

Company

Pacific

Southern

16

(Un)

Northern

Cumulative
Convertible

55c

'

Products

5

(Un)—

Gas

Calif

Boutnern

57c

—_

Service

American

44
:

Socony Mobil Oil Co

7c

(Un)

13%

Co

Corp

plO

n y Central rr
North

Apr

Oil

10

Co

13%

a63% a64%

6c

a31$8
&

35

Co

7c

pfd (Un)_10

New England

Niagara

23%

10

(Un)

Cement

Distillers

Gypsum

National

Apr
5% Mar

Jan

14%

Fibres

National

30

5

a 5%

City Lines.

National

24% Mar

Feb

______10

Co

Montgomery Ward

43%

1

Co

Monolith

a41%

May

26% May

Oil

Signal Oil 8c

Jun

Utilities Inc
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines

337

(Un)

Co

Jan

-18

(Un)

403

34%

42%

36%

33% May

24

28%

m

Water

27% Mar

194

28%

Inc

8c

110

Navigation Co (Un)
:•
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)——.—--5

Co

69%

42

Co

Roebuck

32% a32%

Matson

&

Paper

a36% a36%

50

Middle South

69

eieo com

<a

% May
17% Mar

40

a

0

Menasco Mfg. Co—

40% Mar

1,827

Feb

73%

Gas

220

200

Merck

Diego

Shasta

(Un)_

272

39'A

38%
33%

(Un)

Bcheniey Industries

*

Robbins Inc

Jun

42% a43%

33%

(Un).
Co

Apr

87%

&

Lead

23%

1

Frank Co Inc

Jun

Jun

42%

Inc.

Regis Paper

Jan

28%

&

Stores

St

Ban

18%

•

53

1

8 and w Fine Foods Ino_

Jun

62%

May

Jan

Jan

Jan

Jun

47%

8

—

18 vs

31%

55

34%

41

69

Bros

High

770

-!

5

21%

19%

289

(Un)—j

Corp

Riverside Cement Co class a
Roos

82

-10

39%

1

Apr

Jan

55%

Oil

a

(Unj.

Co

Jun

28

McKesson

Manufacturing

40

87%

Meier

62%

120

2%

(Un)

53

Low

41% May

Co

Gas

&

Jan

1,501

(Glenn)-

1,798

a

—

(Un)

May

1

Co

47

L&

KOU)

(Urn

81%

110

*

Martin

1,020

45%

GO

ulig

Jun

a23

•

Marchant Calculators
Marine Bancorporation

22%
22%
54% a55 %

41% July
25% Apr

New common w i

Remington Rand

4%

com

41% July

common

Republic Steel Corp

4%

54%

&

inc

Apr

a22%

Corp

230

Jun

4%

——2

Lockheed Aircraft
Loew'a Inc (Un)

41%

71%

a22%

—

41%

Jan

Eq

St

Co—

102-'' Jun

58%

163% a 164%

2'/a

Liooy McNeill & LlPny.

Jan

135

__8%

Co__

Jan

60 %

71 %

34%

38%

--50

Copper Corp (Un)

Jan

26%

217

Kayomer

41%

41%

new com_33 %c

(Un)

36%

277

Railway

Jun

-1

Light

1,236

33

102

Jun

41

Richfield

Cp

50%

33
102

Radio Corp of America

29

Jan

84%

10-

Corp
&

County Land

Leslie

-*

———-—

Kansas Power

Kern

(Un)
Steel (Un)

Corp

Laughlin

50%

Jan

Jun

35%

Reserve

Jones

I

l
-1

Jun

27%

10%

since Jan.

Range

run)
Realty Ltd com—_—£*

67c

100

2,085

9%

10%

Shares

High

28

all0%alll%

—

33 /ac

for Week

Low

39%

1.25

Sales

Range
oi Prices

High

27%

\

Oil

Last
Sale Price

1

71 %

38%

International Paper Co (Un)—-----'
International Tel & Tel com (Un)---*

Intex

since Jan.

Low

78c

Week's

Friday

Range

38%

10
--------

Co

1

stocks

Shaies

High

67c

ended july

for Week

28

—

common

new

International

International

Low
72c

week

for

Sales

Last

Sale Price

stocks

Hfto

.

8%

Jan

14%

Jun

Co

com_e-i._*

a65%

67 % May

693a

Apr

new

(Un) 12.50

_25%

25%

26 %

660

24%

Jun

28

Jun

4**

67%

67%

67%

964

67% July

83

Feb

10

48%

48%

48%

520

46

52%

Jan

6%

6%

500

feb

6%

Apr

22%

22%

40

Jan

22%

Apr

Railroad

Corp
(Un)

(Un)_

i

common

Preferred

1--1

:

6%

f .25

,

50

a65% a65%

May

5%
21

canadian markets
range

for

week

Canadian

Thursday

stocks

Thursday

Par

Power & Paper
common

1

Sugar

Agnew-Surpass

common

33

34%

20

3,665

26%

26%

26 %

845

12%

12%

200

24

440

*

100

—

Shoe

al05%al05%

—*

Steel

Aluminium

pfd

Class b

.

Brltisn

J




Jun

24%

Jun

104% Mar

245

75

4,884

104

3,701

26%

50

26

Jan

108 % 109%

70

106

Apr

50

51

7% Mar
49

69%

Jan

Jan

106

•

Jan

106 %

Jun

27%

Jun

109%

Jun

50

50

140

23%

47

Feb

52

23%

23%

6,095

21

Feb

17c

25%

19,427

58

59

75

6,480

50
•

42%

42%

44

17

16%

17

62%

62

62%
49

835

2b

4.9%

49%

49%

:•

8,671

8%

7%

8%

26,097

a24% a24%
29%
30%

50

•

•
•

29%

860

1,005

8,337

lc

53

32%

Jun
Mar

Feb

13% Mar

Feb

Jun

lc

•

Mar

8%

55

May

Jun

82%

55

—

American Oil common

12%

Feb

7%

•

Telephone

Brazilian Traction Light a
Power
British American Bank
Note Co

Jan

50

50

•

Bathurst Power *
Paper Class a

8%
23

102

48%

Atlas Steels Ltd

27

55

"Rights"
$2.40 preferred
Asbestos Corp common

•

35

Jun

67%

109%

High

Jan

26%

100

British

24%

7%

Aluminum Co of Can
4* preferred__2b
5%%
2nd
preferred

1

26

104

•

Anglo Can Tel Co 4% ft
Argus Corp Ltd com

5

Shares

Elec

4%

Co

pfd

95

preferred
preferred

Bruck

Mills

55% May

May
Apr

48c

Jun

59

Jun

Ltd

class

Canada

Northern

Canada

Canadian

Power

Celanese

Chemical

Converters

50

Jun

Jun

303/s

Jun

6%

a

Celiuios*

class

a

—

pfd—

b

43 % Mar
32

Feb

30

Apr

25

May

26

Jun

23

Jan

29%

Jun

12%

Jun

14

20%

ebF

30

Jun

13

Jun

14

May

25

Jan

30

Jun

29

May

31%

Jun

27

Jan

33

193A May

29

Jun

21

Jan

28"%

Jun

20

Apr

25

Feb

32'/2

Apr

37

Jan

20

Jan

213/2

Feb

1,100

common-

Fairbanks

com

Jun

8%

Jan

14 3/4

Jun

3

3.50

Jun

43/4

Apr

a—

205

14

100
Morse

Jan

8,010
1

Cottons
preferred

Canadian

Feb

Jun

May

100

Canadian

25

7.05

5.40

37

105

series

Canadian

Jan

Jan

705

series

Apr

21%

46 %

350

common.

Jun

25% Mar

Feb

335

53

Class

42%

1,225
common

Class a

Canadian

Jan

1,345

2,630

63%

93/8 Mar

6%

100

Corp

preferred

Canadian

Jun

303

Jan

Apr

Feb

4.50

250

Jan

Feb

15%

50

Canadian Car a Foundry common—

$1.00

May

741

"a"_

Breweries

Canadian Bronze

$175

Jun

11

Jan

335

Steamship

class

Foundries

preferred

Jun

Jun

50%

700

-

Forgings

183/4

Jun

33

Jan

1,655

preferred

Iron

Jun

13%

43J/2

183

*

common

Canada

44%

8 3%

Mar

1053/4 May
54% Mar

243a Mar

4,185

•

58%

7

a___

Products

Canada

$1.25

Jan

330

Bulolo Gold Dredging

5%

Mar

51

High
96

355

Canada Cement
$1.30

Jan

104

2,884

Telephone

b

Building

92%

81

38

45%

since Jan.., I

Range

440

Columbia

Class

72%

—•

Ltd

Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd

Bell

Low

33

for Week

Brltisn Columbia Forest ProductsBritish Columbia Power

Range since Jan.

High

•

•

preferred

Aigoma

Shares

23%

preferred

Class a
5%

Sales
for Week

Low

Columbia

4% %

Week's

Sales

Week's
Range
of Prices

Low

British

4%%

of Prices

Last

Sale Price

Funds

l'ange

Last

Sale Price

4%%

30

stocks

Exchanges closed on Friday,
July 1 (Dominion Day).
Closing sales in this tabulation are
for Thursday, June 30.

Acadla-Atiantlc

june

Montreal Stock Exchange

Canadian

Abltlbi

ended

25

8 (/2

a__

May
Jun

13i% May

13

Jan

11

Apr

22 %

Jan

'

*

Number 5443

Volume 132

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

(41) ,41

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Thursday

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STOCKS

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Last

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Cacooian

29

Ranway

Canadian Pecrollna Ltd pfd

33%

-10

2rt

33

*

3634

•

713

Combined

Enterprises

*

9%

Western Leaseholds

3

Jan

11

Jun

Weston

Jan

35%

Jun

Winnipeg

17% Mar

25%

Jun

Zellers

30

Seal

&

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&

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of

Eddy Paper

Sec

class

Co

Eoectrolux

Heating

pfd

A

Corp

Enamel

&

Itikui/ut

flO/eX

Foundation Co of Canada
Fiaeer

Ltd

Co's

20

57

15%

5%

General

General

Goodyear
Gypsum

6%
Inu

9%

Jan

45 V4

53%

Jun

44%

46%

29%

Jan

60%

47%

Jun

60

40%

603i

52 Vz

40% ; 40%
53

62

53

135

61 %

62

1,934

8.20

8.20

luo

50V4

3,580

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11%

Jun

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61

60%
105 %

105%

100

12 '/z

12%

12%

875

12

ao'/z

50

4

Feb

2,050

al9 Va al9%

70%

•

49%

Jun
Jun

25

17

70%

Jun

Mar

138%

Jun

109

108 %

109

421

80

Jan

111%

Jun

27

26 %

27

856

24% May

155

159

75

40

40%

995

30

25

25

*

124

1,970

26

Jan

105

21 Vz May

25

Jun

a^i

3d

18% Mar

20

Jun

105

12

Jun

13%, Jan

8%

loO

8

Apr

10

Feb

22

25

1,055

18

Jan

25

Jun

38

.38%

935

98

98

•

*

B

38%

100

:

11
112

26%

Jan

38%

Jun

85

89

Jan

98

Jun

9

Feb

11

Jun

"

110%.

112

360

lOi

Mar

112

May

40 Vz

39%

18

800

*

33

Jan

42

Jun

18

,18

3.75

A

150

18

4.25

610

26%

26

570

2.V

26 Vz

17%

17 Vz

21%

21

17%

30

*

Ggilvie Flour Mills common

Tubes

—1

52%

•

f.

—

•
•

•

12%

pfd

Williams

of

Canada

Voting

trust
Ltd

«

com—

Steel

Wines

Claude

Gen

Neon

Consolidated
Consolidated

/ 11%

Feb

16%

Jan

26

Jan

33

Jun

43

Jan

73

May

66%

50 %

Jan

53 % "f.

870

50

Jan

53% May

54%

54%

-J

275

53

Jan

54 %

Jan

48%

48%

49

Apr

28

_

•

East

Fleet

75

45

70

Feb

Jun

153

Jun

156

Jan

435

27

Jan

30

Apr

.29

May

'

50

27

Jan

18

May

43

Feb

7.30

15

15%

Foreign

20%

Feb

51

Jun

4i%

Jan

52%

Jun

32

Feb

40

Jun

7,175

4 .35

Jan

7.40

1,125

14 Va

Jan

15% Mar

Freiman

STOCK

Ltd

Journal

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Office:

TROIS-RIVIERES

-

SHERBROOKE

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footnotes

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see

page




45.

14%

Jan

18

Jun

3.00

100

3.00

Jan

22 Vz

540

20% May

75

74

100

68

Feb

80 % Mar

10

39

Jan

40

Jan

22

580

15%

Jan

23%

Jun

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85

Jan

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Minnesota

6

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700

6

Jan

9

Feb

12 %

Jan

17

May

56

Jun

70

Jan

14 %

Jan

15%

Jan

Ltd

al7

75

3.40

1,430

Jun

3.60

400

8

Apr

11%

Jun

a82c

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111

75c

Feb

1.10

Jun

25

—

3.35

a30

27

Jan

28

May

40

6,378

34% May

41

Jun

100

21

Feb

22% July

82

82

102

54%

Jan

82

Jun

52

52

100

50

Jan

52

Jun
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—

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29%

21 %

1,680

13

Mar

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503

33

Feb

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Jan

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60

10

60

Jan

60

Jan

15

4.90

4.90

100

2.25

2.25

2.35

2,500

120%

120%

124

635

100

Jan

a50

a50

1

44

May

52
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—

—

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•

4.00 Mar

1.80

Jun

5.00 May
2.80 May

Jan

"B

class

Paper
Ltd

100

95

126 Vz

Apr

1,150

7

Mar

al8

60

18

69%

Jan

115

24

200

85

85

275

9%

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85
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5.00

5.00

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—

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Ltd-

,

1

Jun

118.

May

19%

Jau

26

Jun

68%

Jan

85

Jun

Jan

11

5.00

Jan

14%

Jun

16

Jun

16

400

9%

Jan

1.75

300

1.50

Feb

79%

3,835

48 Vz

40'A

245

31%

10%

al2

110

11

Jan

79%

Jan

41 Vz May

31

31

31

50

53%

53%

53%

160

3.60

3.65

4,450

a21% a21'A

50

21

Feb

30

51

Mar

27%

July

Jan

-50

Co

Power

2.00

Jun

12

Jan

Feb

32

May

I10

Ltd

Lt & Power Co

Jun

4.00 Mar
10

39%
a

.

Jun

Apr

7

67%

39%

*

Apr
Jun

84

16

69%

*

10

100

18
>

Jun

Feb

5

1.75

—

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5

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5.00

all all'/z

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Jun

75

7

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24

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80'A

7

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4

Corp -II

80%

—

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95

9%

—

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—

Ltd

95

9%

100

pfd

Corp

Ltd

Co

&

Quebec

Jan

22%

a28%

3.65

Newfoundland

Jan

22%

*

Moore Corp Ltd common
Mount Royal Rice Mills

Northern

7%

10 Vz

•

Ontario Paper Co

&

626

38%

preferrcd_100

Investment

Distillers

of

May

3.35

Co Ltd -*

preferred
Mexican Light & Power Co Ltd
Mica

al7

71

10 Vz

50

_

Maple Leaf Milling Co Ltd
Melchers

Jan
Jun

22%

__

Co

Power

5.00
23

Jun

21%

'

5

Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
MacLaren

Red

Jun

52%

Jun

3.65

Jun

Ltd—

pfd

1st

f

s

Paton

Manufacturing I'm
Corp of Canada—

0%

cum

fi%

pfd—20

cum

51

3.60

Mar

Jun

»

*

i

21'A May

1st

(Can)

Sangamo

Ltd

Canal

53

53%

Jun

a71

a71

10

66

Jan

72 Vz

May

21

20 Vz

21 Va

3,406

14%

Apr

22

Jun

*

common

Ltd

Co

53

5

preferred

cum
part 2nd pfd
Telephone Corp common

23%

23%

24

5,100

19%

Jan

24%

Jun

11%

11%

300

10

May

12%

140

Feb

—*

53

150

149

150

89

Materials Ltd—*
capital shares—250 fr

Co

pfd—100

33

33

33

200

286

286

286

20

*

47

46

47

560

40

50

50

50

30

•

37 %

37

38 Vz

1,085

49

49

175

Power

6"h

&

Traders

Finance

redeemable

5%
Trans

of

Gas

Westeel

Oil

.

*

Ltd

26%

Jan

150

Jan
Jun

34% May

Apr

286

July

41%

Jan

49

Mar

45

274

Ltd

Canada

Breweries

Ltd

Jun

40

Jun

40%

50

Jun

Apr

Jun

230

21%

Apr

24%

Jun

25

300

23%

Feb

25% May

12%

13%

3,350

24

24

24 %

24'A

/24

*

43

42

43

200

28

Jan

56

Apr

*

43

48

48

150

35

Jan

50

Jun

1
—1

8.60

8.60

8.65

925

3.75

Jan

24

24

200

14 %

Jan

24

1

16c

15c

16c

4,500

9c

Jan

32c

Apr

1

Ltd

Manufacturing Co Ltd

23c

21 %c

24c

114.300

17c

Feb

44c

Mar

3.35

3.40

2,200

Jan

4.10

Jun

Mining Stocks—
Aconic

Mining

Algom
Alt*

Co

Uranium

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Ameranium

Anacon Lead Mines Ltd.
Arno

Metals

Atlas

Sulphur

Aumaque

Mines

Ltd

5c

2c

Jan

7c

Apr

9%c

9%c

8,500

7c

Mar

13c

May

48c

49c

11,500

43c

Feb

69c

Apr

27c

35c

34,000

15c

Jan

45c

Feb

12 %c 12 VzC

1,000

12 VzC

Jun

16c

Jan

Gold

Mining

&

Uranium

2-057S

ST. JOHNS, P. Q.

Mines

•

1

Ltd

1

_.

Carnegie
Cassiar

lithium

Mines

Asbestos

Dev

&

Jan

69c

Jan

3.45

Jun

3c

Apr

19VbC

Jun

6.10

Apr

3.60

5C0

98c

105,800

40c

May

98c

Jun

17c

20c

55,500

7c

Jan

20c

Apr

2.65

2.60

2.70

4,350

2.95

Jan

55c

277,550

12c

Mar

55c

Jun

259,205

3c

Mar

24%c

Jhn

Jan

14 %

Jun

41VzC
24 %c

40c

19 %c 2 4 VzC

2.30 May

"

15
4.25

15

700

4.25

4.40

5.600

—1

44 %c

40c

45c

36,800

Ltd—1

10%

10 Vz

11%

3,525

Ltd—*

13%

12%

13 %

700

36,004

10

4.20 May

Jan

55c

Mar

Jan

11%

Jun

13%

4.20

1.25

1

Ltd
Mines

Corporation

Mining Co Ltd

Ltd

Ltd

1.45

1.25

1.45

1

Ltd

Ltd

3.65

3.60

3.85

293,900

30c

30c

32c

8,200

1

3 VzC

3%c

4c

30,500

9.00

9.00

100

10%c

14c

122,326

7%c

*

•

13c

4.75 May

8.65 May

25c

*

Mines

Gold

3.00 May

Apr

78c

Ltd_l
1

Ltd—

Mines

(Dunsmuir)

Explorations

Cartier-Malartic

42c

500

104,500

20c

vtc

T-M

Collieries

Canadian

7,500

12c

97c

Smelting Corp

Chibougamau

Can-Met

80c

3.45

8%C
3.55

Mines

Minps

Min

90c

78c
2.40

12c

Ltd-

Corp

Metals Ltd
Gold

11,000

3.45

—

Mines

Ltd

Mines

Gold

35c

1

Ltd

Mines

Lake

3%c

9%c

1

Iron

&

Mining Corp Ltd

Rare

Apr

4%c

1

Ltd

Corp

Uranium

Red

Jun

Jun

*

Gold

Bathurst

3.05

8.65

1

Sulphur Mining Corp

Ascot

Baska

*

Ltd

Mines

Arnora

Calumet

-

50

13 Vs

13

5

Ltd

Jan

27% Mar
11'A May

"
•

Pen Co

Products
Hotel

Line

Pipe

Canada

(LEi

Western

A

pfd

Mountain

Union

class

Corp

Canadian

UTIMI

100
50

non

Celta
For

7,045

38%

*

4 Vz %

J)

Canadian

Brunswick

uare

>ver

A

Burnt Hill Tung-Sten Mines

•'\'j

St., New York City, HAn

Jun

17%

May

#

-

Securities

Publishing

Bouzan

v

Phillips Si

15

10

Works

Campbell
1203

Branch

William

(A

Groceteria

Bouscadillac

230 Notre Dame St. West, M intreal
Telephone PL-9501

Apr

1.00

Corp Ltd

Sec

Loblaw

Boreal

EXCHANi IE

Local Branch:

"31'A

13

a38 Vz a38Vz

—

—

Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd

K [CHANGE

EXCHAff IE

CANADIAN

A_

(stamped)

Hydro-Electric

Beatrice

HA RT

STQCK

1.25

29'A May

100

—-

_

class

Products

Power

Common

Beaucage

&

Feb

100

15

—

—

*

Manuiacturing Ltd

Windsor

6.80

STOCK

1.25

31%

8

Ford Motor Co of Can class A

Woods

228

MONTREAL

200

Jun

3.00

*

Ltd—

Corp.

Limitee

Steel

Eastern

Jan

2,029

TORONTO

-

Kootenay Power 7%

Bellechasse

SAVARD

13% May

77 Va May

-M

MEMBERS:

46

Jan

6%

B

class

Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum

Jun

5

■i

Jan

10%

59

Ltd—

Corp

Engineering

1.3%

Jan
Mar

5,490

51%

36%

6,580

a'18

—

Magnesium Ltd.

32 %

39%

:

775

13'A

*

Can

Dominion

111% May

10

-

45 Vz

*

Ltd—1_

Sec

__

1

High

22%

--

1

class

of

Dominion

65

3,357

;

28

49'A
39%

15%

Corp

49%

Frere

&

29%

47'""1

47

David

650

;

19%

18%.

47

39%

common

Ltd.

2,260

155

28

18%

•

i

Jan.

Low

17%

mi

Paper

Zellerbach

600

29%

Range since

High

1.25

Ltd-

Gas

Consumers

Jun

52 %

29

Shares

45

——'

•„

Preferred
Consolidated

60

102 % May

64%

155

Sales
for Week

"

53

48%

•

12%

■

Stand

Suez

65

23

•

62

Div

Jun

~

"

Day).

Jun

160

!

Week's

74

;—

Co

Co

Advert

Bakeries

Jun

s

155

Power

Canada

Lumber

Chateau-Gai

60%

4

6.35

of

Stores

Westinghouse

53 %

75

♦

certificates

Canadian

36

30

•

common

Canada

Western

Jan

12%

100

preferred
Breweries

Canadian

Mar

47%

470

:

(Dominion

Range

Paper Inv Ltd— _»

40

30

50

-

1

of Prices

--

Ltd—

Company

&

30 Vz Mar

72%

I50

preferred

A

Co

Marconi

Waterman

;*■

class

Power

Paving

72%

•

Bhawinigan Water & Power common

Simpsons

Jun

j

'

July

for Thursday, June 30.

are

15

*

Ltd

Canadian

Standard

r, 1,210

12%

Feb

Funds

22%

Canadian

Jun

13

65

Feb

44

.

Exchange

Friday,

on

1

•

Ingersol Rand Co Ltd

58

Jan

"

Southern

22

Mar

64

Jun

17 V2

—

Canadian

Canada

44

32 %

58

May

31%

26% Mar

30

*

Corp common

4%

Ltd

Southern

100

31

Jan

.

_

Dredge «fe Dock

Jan

5

65
•

_

A

Co

Packers

73

1,295

T

50

1.25

"l

Canadian

Jan

'

Class B 4 V2 r/c

Malting

Canada

44

751

.'

.

common

Ltd

Canada

66 % May

58

13

2,219

"B"

..

Ltd

Co

Reitmans

aiqi

31

Co

Hosiery

Jun

56%

—

Quebec Power

-Lawrence

Butterfly

Apr

23 %

3,335

/

58

——

class

Canada & Dominion Sugar

30

34

alOl

56%
—

j

Jun

56 Vz

1

Ltd
_

135

_

52

•'

_

Company

260

59 Vz

'

\

Mar

46 % May

440

53

59

Jan

'

44

245

34%

34'%:

100

Transport

Preferred

Brown

_

Packers

Jan

58

%

46 Va

13 Vb
a

Corp

Jan

37%

1,100

V

39

200

Ltd—

pfd_

Quebec

6J

53%

•

preferred

Rovaltte Oil

A

Columbia

Jun

55

52

>

Canada

Price Bros & Co Ltd common

Paper

Class

Beaubran
Brit

Products Co

Jun

30

34%

•

Company

'

Fabrics

Jun

43

57%

870

52

Low

Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Development Co

56%

68%

*

44

51%

Last

Anglo-Nfld

43

29 %

,i

42%

Par

31

41%

7

40%

Sale Price

Jan

355

2,917

29%

26

57 Vz Mar

Jan

Thursday
STOCKS

Mar

43

56%

_

Placer Development

1,485

42

53%

«

rnmrnnn

30

Apr

36%

Canadian

Power

42%

•

Pvge-Hersey

29%

52%

440

Jun

17% Mar

54

•

Ontario Steel Products

26%

16

42

*

com

Jan

22 Vz

"

*

Corp

Jun

Jun

225

f,z" "

May

27

350

;

4.25

ireo

955

-

19

May

2.50 May

Jun

42

1,165

closed

6%

19,900

10%

,

40

Weaving

FicviDcJal

Jan

12 Va

Co

of

Jan

106

47

1,296

39

Closing sales in this tabulation

London

"

River

30%

Apr

104

Jun

■dZO

8%

Exchanges

Jun

42%

12 %

4.25

Corp

159

•

—*

new

Jan

33 % Mar

j. 100

23%

Mar

29

3
A

100

Ltd

Jun

Jan

134

,

Mines

19

55

50

28 Vz

OH

Wire

Jan

10,011

137

23%

crass

14% May
7% Mar

70%

class A

Niagara

United

61%

105"%

70

40

pfd™

Noranda

Co

Jan

102% Mar

137

28'/z

com

7Va Mar

Apr

ao vz

com__*

61 ',4"

8

Ltd

Jan

105%

common—8

class

5

7

May

47

56'A

Canadian Stock
Canadian

Crown

7%

Power

Bloedel

Car

Bteel

Feb

11%

*

Steel

Thrift

Jun

9.85

7

25

class

&

7%

Jun

62%

Jan

11%

•

National

Biffex'

53

Jan

11 Vz

common

Morgan

Bherwin

Jan

52

common_8

Locomotive

Paries

Jun

7.25

;Feb

57%

10

Royal

Jan

26 %■

Bt

Jun

41%

40

Ltd--

Frontenac

Holland

61%

Jan

35 y2 Mar

Class B

4%

Jan

30

1,758

4,371

Powders

Acceptance

Mo/tcn Breweries

Fewer

Jun

39

Preitnea

Powell

9%

52 %

53

Power

Lawrence

P^nmors

Jun

53 Vz

(John)

Montreal

Apr

38%

-

'Robt)

32%
113

38%

Massey-Harris-Ferguson
McCcJi

Jan
Mar

53%

10

Service

Mitchell

27

110

•

pfd

Corp

Jun

Jun

Jan

£1

Public

Mailman

27%

34%

•

Canada

of

Utilities Corp

&

Jan
Jan

•

Limited

St

17%

Jun

Laura Secord Candy Shops

Lower

Mar

11

lnterprovinclal Pine Lines

MacMillan

Jan

108

•

Bros

16% May

Apr

i.uu

Lewis

61 %

Jan

Feb

Paper common
International Petroleum Co Ltd-

T aurentide

May*

Jan

29

Jan

28

43%

10

Auto

9

International

Labatt

Jan

91

9%

100

Jamaica

Jun

29%

107% 107 Vz

•

Canada

International

29

107'/2

Preferred

International

Jan

Jun

19

May

Jun

Mar

_1

Bronze

of

35%

7

12% May
25

56

—

Feb

Jan

Jun

Jun
Jun

Jun

95

38%

__

Jan

80

50

preferred

Nickel

24

25

f.

32

100

45%

Jan

58

1,210

47

Jan

Mar

Industrial Acceptance Corp common—*
$4.50 preferred
100
International

Jan

8%

905

13 Vz

56'A

«

Commerce

Imperial

Jun

May

•

7.15

26 Vz

-.10

,

r-nr-rr**'——

Jun

13%

7

Ltd

Cement

40

Jan

48

preferred

Inland

17%

Feb

59%

Paper common

Imperial Tobacco
6%

31

\

A

112% 112%

50

73%

Feb

26

10

Jun

57%

preferred
Budscn Bay Mining
Husky Oil
Oil

17%

59

$2.00

Imperial

Jan

3

1927

Apr

4.80

52

.

„

41 % Mar

—__5

pfd

Apr

66%

13%

Canadienne

Jun

9

Alabastlne

&

Smith

341a

•

1

High.
14

1,261

95

Jan

9

common

Jan.

Jun

34,535

7.15"

26 Vz

_

*

Jan

13

Feb

24 Vz

'

•„

4%

Lime

Howard

10%

25%

Apr

6

;

_

40% May
23% Jun

11%

1

27%

33%

31%

88

12

Jun

9

_

Wares

Tire

11

•

inc
Lakes Paper Co Ltd

ureal

26%

33%

100

Motors

Steel

Jan

33

5

25

27

Ltd

Dynamics

r*+vtihi

6%

24%

•

preferred
Bakeries

58

15%

6%

24%

common—

Gatlneau Power common
General

57

15%
:■

1

common

48

247/a Mar

_*

oulp

Jun

6% Mar

•

v^auaulou

a

Jun

17%

25 V4

28

_1

.

___

Products-:

19

25

•

com

Mar

23

•

Canada

30

10

33

Brewery Ltd
Pent

94

•

Gas

Nova Scotia

15% May

7%

•

6.80

<>

common

Montreal

28 %
24

common

73

6.80

300

Banks—

Jun

33%

13

Central

Jun

17 Va

23%

73%

73%

•

common-

Limited

10

17% Mar

16%

•

Donahue Bros Ltd

Apr

11%
37

•
common

preferred

Dcminicn Textile
Dew

30

24%

•

Dominion Tar & Chemical
Red

7Vz Mar

20
6i

oicei

44% Mar

7% Mar

•

preferred

Dojxiin.uii

Jan

May

18V4 Mar

•

com

Feb

Jan

(Geo)

39%

•

25

common

Jun

May

26 Vz

|3

all

8%

Apr

9%

*

Foundries

t^uuxiuion

'A

7%
29

•

6%

Corsets

Dcminicn

830

38%

Bridge
Coal

all

2

eeagraaia

Dominion

Dominion

Jan

16%

17J/2-y '
4d ';;'

46

■

Davis

since

Low

12'A

•

Worts

&

Range

High

12%

—

47 V* Mar

28'/a

38%

Co-.

Shares

Low
—

Gooderham

1,040

17 %

1714

Cork

Walker

Jun

28 %

2J

A

Class B
Crewn

Jun

25

18%

.

omeiiuia

«

Glass

clasi

31

Jan

1,268

37

Corfcyt

Apr

17

700

9 %

37

i*iiiuu&

Consumers

20

Cotton

Wabasso

4 308

7%

Equipment

1,225
1,815

Jun

247/f;
37;,4'^

36 3 4

Farm

25%

for Week

'

*

19% Mar

9%fl

24 >/4

%

Vlckers

^"rirsbutt

Par

High

4,262

Sales

Range
of Prices

•

Sale Price

34 Vjr\

%

ChcttOaQ

Last

1

3:

9:i4

Pacific

since Jan.

25'i

30
24 Mi

—•

com

tuibfalliU

Warrants

Week's

Thursday
Range
Low

25%[

25

30
STOCKS

Shares

Higji

Low

25%

common.

WEEK ENDED JUNE

for Week

of Prices'

Par

Caraoian Industries

FOR

Sales

Range;-

Sale Price

Jun

Jun

2.74

Apr

3.85

Jun

1.75 Mar
22c

Jan

58c

2c

Jan

6%c

6.00

Jan

9.90 May

Jan

21c

Apr

Apr
Mar

42

The Commercial and Financial

(42)

Chronicle.. .Monday,
July 4, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Thursday

(Cont.)

Canadian Stock Exchange

Last

Sale Price

stocks

Week's
of Prices

Shares

Research

Chemical

Corp

Development Corp

Consol

Denison

Consolidated
Consolidated

Iron

M>

Toronto Stock

1.500

7c

Jan

18c

Canadian

5.15

100

98c

1.00

7,300

80c

Mar

52c

53c

6.100

45c

Feb

81c

May

10c

9.500

4%c

Jan

18c

Mar

18,000

2.10

Jun

15%

Jun

13 %

13

15%

a3%c a3%c

220

3.50

a__

Feb

'

'

5.30

Jun

Cournor

Zinc

'

Mining

D'Eldona

1,000

2%c

.

,

a__

Feb

2.000

40c

Jan

16c

16c

Ltd

Thursday

16c

6,000

9c

Jan

21c 21 %c

4.000

'

21c

Jan

15%

Mines

Ltd

Sullivan

East

East

Smelting
Metal

Pad

Corp Ltd
Refining Co

Mines

Ltd

25c

1.500

6.25

—

22c

6.10

6.25

1,400

1.35

Ltd...

15%

22c

Ltd.—

Mines

Mines

Metals

eastern

15%

Asbestos

Dominion

1.35

1.400

Uranium

Fontana

Mines

Frobisher
Gui-Por

Gulch

Uranium

3.30

2,100

2.10

Feb

4oC

14,500

24 %c

Feb

29

30

500

3,40

3.10

3.50

19,700

5c

3,000

Gold

Collieries

-•oiiinger

34c

Jardun

Mines

35c

15,000
500

18%

19%

1,120

1.40

1.52

2,200

34c

Jan

70c

500

45c

Jan

23%

24%

2,723

6'/8C
43c

Kenmayo

Yukon

Kerr-Addison
Kontiki

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of

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4.70

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78c

Jan
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Jun

22,600

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38c

3.20

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7c

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Creek

Nesbitt

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Laoine

Alger

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2.52

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A*nerlc«;n

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70c

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Arnurex

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7c

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Jun

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Highridge Mining Co Ltd

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Louvre

New

Pacific

Mines

Mines
Coal

New

Santiago

New

Vinray

Nisto

22 %c Mar

37c

May

Anchor

4c

Jan

12c

Feb

16

17

9%c Jan

9.10

31c

Apr

May
Apr

95c

i. 00

6.200

78c

Mar

26c

26C

800

20c

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Mines

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(19451

Jan
Jan

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200

13%

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72

68 %

75

2,290

104

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104

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26 %

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100

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Feb

109%

108 109%

140

106

May

14c

Jan

22c

59c

Jun

70c

1.24

1.20

1.28

7,900

10c

15c

118.107

Apr

24%c

Apr

Arcan

Jan

1.94

43c

Jun
Jan

67'/a May

63c

Apr

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7.50

200

3.30

3.40

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1.94

Jun

Rights

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2nd pfd class A

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Atlas

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Jan

23

62C

5,100

41c

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1.05

2.05

16,200

80c

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2.70 May

5%c

1,000

3c

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Orchan
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Parbec

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Pitt Gold

9c

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class

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19c

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16c

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95 c

1.30

204,400

70c

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23C

23c

2,000

17c

5.00
41c

6.25
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Base

Baska

Jan

42c

Apr
Jun
Mar

2.99

61,800

1.45

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2.99

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2.55

113,500

1.65

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2.55

Jun

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500

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11c

50,100

12

100

55c

65c

29,600

3.65

3.80

13,000

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400

4.25

4.25

950

14 %c

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92,500

11c

31,000

19,500

7.70
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24%

150

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Beaver

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Apr

Belcher

9c

Jan

May

14c

Apr

18

Apr

4.25

18c

Jun

Mar

3c

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18c

Apr

20 %

Jan

24%

Jun

1.07

Apr

5.40

34,500

2 %c

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15c

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1.34

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Apr

15c

1.78

16,500

30c

40c

37.000

18c

37c

480,343

7.50

1,200

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168.000

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2,725

.

21c

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6c

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26

4c

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46c

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60

175

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60

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12c

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1,015

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41c

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10c

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41c

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13c

28,300

38c

114.267

12c

11 %c

12c

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2.15

2.15

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31c

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7%c Jan

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68c

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2.25 Mar

13c

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12

2.06

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93c

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60c

38,373

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400

3.45

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3,000

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69c

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67c

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43,200

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1,810

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3.50

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69c

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1

19c

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48c
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12

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SECURITIES

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5,890

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85c

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1

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Jun

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165

1

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Westville

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6.20

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53

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Jun

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Barvue

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Feb

12c

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United
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Feb

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Ltd

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May

18c

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19c

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Banff

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Apr

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Jun

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Cold Fields Ltd___.
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Avillabona

Mar

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21c

3.75

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1.79

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1

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2.75

69c

13

10

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56c

18,200

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Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd

Soma-Duvernav

Jun

10c

Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical

Rowan

67c

Apr

65,840

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4,600

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482.200

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1.80

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87c

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5,500

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2.14

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2.70

6.25

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98c

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4.95

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13

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100
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7.50

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12c

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3.000

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9,271

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27

109%

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5.85

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2.50 Mar

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1.60

500

21,330

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7,075

1.70

14%

18% May

12c

Ltd

2.40

24%

'

6c

Jan

8 Vac

50

2.25
1.70

A—_

Jan

19 %c

Ltd

Ltd

Ltd

__

13%

1.21

6,000

;.

22%

1
——100

—_______—-—1

8c

Jan

1.01
63 %c

9c

1.00

17c

7%

Jun

Jun

14

Jan

2.35

8

•

Mar

14c

Feb

1

46c

2.05

850

Petroleums

55c

2.25

Ltd

8

Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil

200

17c

Oils

7%'

20c

7c

37c

May

22%

Petroleums

class

37c

:__

Ltd

&

Mines

Mines

Nocana

Ltd

Jun

20c

Mar

Lead

50c

7c

New

18c

Jun

Apr

31c

56.900

1.79

Jan

14c

1134c

60,800

1.60

.

11c

3,000

50c

Rights

1.00

6,600

67,500

58c

NeDbeline

Larder

Mines

Jan

50c

55c

18c
17c

Jun

2.200

*

Amalgamated

7c

2.50

Lid——

15c
17c

Jun
1

18,600

—

Amanda

2%c

2.00

—

Mines

Ltd—

13

55c

Aumaque

New

27

Jan

26

82c

—0

preferred

1.12

60c

__

Jan

8%

5.610

5:'<c

—2.35

Ltd—

_—

Apr

2.85 Mar

35

25'/8

2,835

89c

1

-—

Co

Jan

300

13

55c

Ltd

Aluminium

24 %

26%

1

Steel

Aluminum

1

High

26 %

*

Debentures

Jan.

———-•
—

com

Voting trust ctfs_
Uranium Mines

Algoma

7%

*

Algom

Warrants

since

Low

90c

—

Distillers

Alberta

__

__

"

—

Range

High

33%

*

Warrants

Feb

1.92

1.98

Ltd—

cairnua

Monpas Mines Ltd

Shares

es

12%

__

1
.

Jun

1.10

•
25
.—•

Petroleums

Albermont

22%

95c

Ltd

Ltd

Corp

Jun

3.50

9%c May

Jan

Sales
for Week

of Pric

Low

pat

Paper common

Agnew-Surpass common
A;ax
Petroleums ——
Akaltcho Yellow Knlfe__

Jun

30

25

;

.

common

Oil

&

98c

1.05

__/

Canada

of

53c

Apr

2.33

'

Mining

Apr

Gas

Acme

22 %

97c

Ltd

Mines

21,750

18c

"

Mining

171,700

7%c

Ltd

Uranium

1,500

„31c

700

—

Ltd..

Mines

4 %c

16%

Ltd

Mines

60c

4 %c

16

14 %c

Ltd

Mclntyre-Porcupine
Meta

Ltd..

Co

Mines

1.61

20c

Ltd.

Mining

2,000

16

_—

Goldfields

Mines

Mackeno

Mines

Ltd

Uranium

Louvicourt

Macassa

Explor

Asbestos

Mines

Lorado

7 Vac

Ltd

5%c

1.78

31c

36c

Feb

15 % Mar

■

Acadia-Uranlum

Mar

Jan

10

1,000

23c

33c

Ltd

Mines

Mining

Lafayette

Llngside

Mines

trust___—

Gold

Lead

Lavalie

voting

May

1.09

•

■

preferred

2nd

43c
■

29 %c

__

21c

6 Vac

1.71

Co

;

&

Power

4%%

Jun

18

Feb

2.21

Mines Ltd.,

Ltd

55c

23%

Ltd

Mines

Ltd

3.85 Mar

1.40

Mines

Mines

Jan

26c
•'

Lake Mines Ltd

Jaculet

1,500

2c

H CO O"*

;

inspiration .Mining & De*
Uranium

1.18

700

Jan

1,85 Jan

2.21

':*T

Ltd

Gold

4.50

22

70c

Ltd

Cons Gold

Hudson-Rand

Jack

Ltd.

Lake Gold Mines Ltd

Hillcrest

4.30
1.08

:•

Mines

Headway Red

Iso

4.50

21 %c

1.50 May
3.30 Jun

45c

I.td

Metals

Mines

Abltlbl

Apr
Jun

Feb

72c

5c

Ltd

Mines

Gunner

Mines

3.45
19c

7.25

2.86

Ltd--—-—
——

v-

Apr

Jan

29

Ltd—L—

Mines

(1945)

Uranium

Feb

5.00

45c

Limited

Cold fields

15c

3.00

Ltd

Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd—_—

Faraday

108

Week's

Range

Sale Fricc

•

7c

Jun

'

Dome

Funds

Last

stocks

Acadia-Atlantic

21%C

Ltd.—

Mines

be

1.65

—

Ltd

Mines

Co

Gold

6c

1.52

Ltd

Explorations
Lead

Exchange

on

Canadian

l.Oij Jun

■

Cortez
Couiee

closed

Exchanges

Friday, July 1 (Dominion Day).
Closing sales in this tabulation are for Thursday, June 30.

Apr

9%c

Ltd
rights...

Mines

Fenimore

JUNE

I

5.15

Ltd—

Mines

Cadillac

Central

ENDED

High

53c

—

—

Low

1.00

—.—

Ltd———

Explorers

Cnihougamau
Conro

9%c

Range since Jan.

High

9%c

Mines Ltd

Gold

WEEK

for Week

Low

Centremaque

FOR

Sales

Range

Vancouver Stock Exchange

Montreal Stock Exchange
'

Winnipeg Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
(Associate)

Jan

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(43)

CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE

Thursday
Last

STOCKS

Sale Price

Mills class A

Eruck

Class

a

9%c

Brunston

STOCKS

L010

High
12

since Jan.

Range

100

5

9'Ac

12

100

9c

16 000

Par

High
15%

Jun

7c

Feb
Feb

Lemg

Apr

Jeanette

209,900

9c

May

24c

Apr

147,250

18c

Feb

35c

May

16

19,190

Feb

16

70c

85c

36,763

64c

7c

9c

19,000

5'Ac

Jan

16c

May

Buffalo

Red

-

72c

80c

7,100

60c

Jan

80c

Jun

Consolidated

Negus

17'Ac

20c

35,700

13c

Feb

38c

Apr

Consolidated

Lake

10c

12c

Hill

Class

A

Jan

25c

Apr

460

42'A

Feb

46%

Apr

Consolidated

1,000

8'Ac

Feb

17c

Apr

Consolidated

Peak

19,560

19%c

87c

Mar

and

shares

B

being

for common.

receives

6

receives

4

and

com

21c

28 '/a

28%

125

12%

12%

1,545

Consolidated

Quebec

Jan

29 '/8 Mar

Consolidated

12%

Consolidated Red

Jun

Consolidated

ex¬

A

Consol

B

Consolidated

Calgary

Edmonton

&

Callinan

Flin

Calnorth

1

Oils

Flon

1

Campbell

Bread

Canada

Cement

Oil

Jan

Corby

11%

Jun

8.20

8.15

8.20

650

3.60

3.50

3.90

955,057

3.50

3.50

3.50

555

39 Mi

39%

40%

1,785

37 % May

Jan

3.90

Jan

Jun

4.00

Apr
43% Mar
32%

Feb

30

Apr

9

Feb

14

Jun

Jan

29 %

Jun

31

141

14

11%

14

1,945

28%

28%

615

170

170

30

127

Apr

8%

9

600

8

Mar

74

74

74

10

66

•

Packers class B

Canada

Permanent

3.20

3.10

3.25

1,500

2.75

Jun

4.70

Jan

1.60

1.60

1.60

600

l.oo

Jun

2.75

Jan

Oil

31

22%

20

86

warrants

36

490

33

85 %

87

405

83%

1.00

1.00

400

2.50

2.50

1,000

2.05

36%

30

175

20%

Feb

13 %

13%

13%

100

*

69

69

69

27

B

Canadian

Admiral

Oil

•

47c

45c

50c

13,723

Canadian

Atlantic

Oil

2

6.60

6.50

6.75

5,583

90c

12%

Feb
Feb

Jan

3.30
30

40C

5.65

Feb

Jan

14

Mar

74

Jan

6Cc

Apr

7.30

Apr

Bank

Breweries

of

Commerce

Jan
Feb

43 %

43%

43%

1,841

39

Jan

44

Feb

•

28%

28%

29%

5,484

25

Jan

30

Jun

25

Canadian

British

Canadian
Canadian

Car

lOo

74c

72c 75 %c

15,980

•

35%

35%

38

920

29

.*

28"%

28%

29

200

.Canners

Class

common

A

31

65c

1.75

Jun

Jan

Jan

39

Jun

19% May

29

Jun

29

Jun

25

28%

28%

28%

300

21

Jan

•

22%

22%

22%

2,060

20

Apr

21

21

1100

20

May

36%

36%

36 %

183

33

Apr

37'A

Jan

•

13

12%

13%

4,855

Jan

14 V4

Jun

8.50 May

13%

Jun

common

:

25

—

preferred

Canadian

Chemical

Canadian

Colleries

Canadian

Decalta

Cellulose

&

(Dunsmuir)

12%

13%

10,810

67c

76c

28,299

60c

Mar

89C

Feb

33c

26c

36c

24,000

17c

Apr

36C

Jun

•

2.02

1.86

2.04

50,946

1.76

•

800

15%

Petroleum

Dredge

Canadian

Fairbanks

Canadian

Food

Canadian

Gen

Canadian

Feb

•

common

Devonian

Canadian

21%

3

Warrants
Canadian

8%

"

pfd

—

Electric

Homestead

Jan

23%

21%

21%

21%

21

21

21

25

19

Mar

100

55

55

55

90

35

Jan

65

10%

10%

5

9

Feb

10%

50

Oils

2.15

_■_*

common.

Prod

Apr

1.90

Jun

Feb
Jun

22'A Mar

May
Jun

3.00

Feb

8%

Apr

10c

1.98

1.90

2.10

5,675

Canadian Hydro Carbons

•

8%

8

8%

8,995

Canadian

Locomotive

*

30

30

31

680

Canadian

Malartic

•

45c

45c

49c

7,200

36c

61c

Apr

•

24%

23%

24%

1.105

17

Jan

25

Jun

177

177

15

167

Jan

177

Mar

105% 105%

30

105

Mar

106

May

90

Mar

96

Jun

11%

Jun

Canadian Oils

Cos

common

8 '/r

preferred

100

5%

preferred

.100

4rU

preferred

95

100

.

Warrants

;

10

95

25

9%

10

785

7%
20

3.00

Jun
Jan
Mar

Jan

31

Oil & Gas

Canadian

Pacific

Canadian

Pipelines

Canadian

Utilities

Canadian

<fe

pfd

Croinor

Canso

Natural

Canso

Oil

Gas

Jun

Mines

1.42

102

Feb

106% May
47% Mar

5.20

Jan

5.00

5.25

700

4.50

Jan

7.50 Mar

2.15

2.08

2.30

26,410

Chemical

3,010

70c

Jan

21c

41,787

14c

Jun

11c

9%c

Delnite

Chesterville

Mines

Gold

Mines

Rio

Detta

Chimo

Distillers
Dome

Chrysler
Cobalt

Dome

Class

10

2.50
1.00

May
Jun

Foundry & Steel

6%

600

6

Feb

880

15

Apr

Steel

Dominion

Stores

Dominion

Tar

Dominion
Donalda
Dow

Duvex

Dyno
East

East

Cody-Rico
Coin

Economic

Colomae

Coniagas

Coniaurum
Conro

Development

Consolidated
Consolidated

1.57 May

Eldrich

Consolidated

Pen-Rey

El

Sol

Consolidated

Denison

Consolidated

Discovery

2.05 Mar

7% Mar

17%

24%

25

5.40

50c

Jun

65

Jan

8%c May

23%c Jan

86c

98c

16,442

82c

Jun

1.18

Jan

78c

80c

33,350

72c

Feb

87'Ac

Jan

17

17

10

15

Jan

18% May

18

18

10

18

Jan

20

7%

7%

3.250

1.32

May

7'A

Feb

8'A
1.37

Jan
Jun

1.37

2,100

1.19

Feb

10'Ac 11'Ac

17,676

7'Ac

Feb

21c

38c

42c

39,210

10c

Jan

60c

Apr

6%c

8,500

7%c

jun

1.76

600

51c

70c

31,098

50c

54c

45,060

4 'Ac

Feb

3.25

Apr

8%

Jan

143

1.65

Jan
Jan

42c

Mar

42c

70c

Jan

525

95,498

10c

8,400

4%c Jan
21c

50,225

2itc

80c

7'A Mar
25c

Mar

60c

19c

Jun

30V8

42c

38%

39%
5.50

3,750

15%

15%

16

I,899

22c

21 %c

23c

11,700

4.50

4.50

300

24%

24 Va

25%

2,375

Lake

36c

Consolidated

Golden

Arrow

15%

Oils

Consolidated

2.60 Mar

24,945

50c

36,635

35c

Jun

75c

5,149

40c

Jan

81c

2.12

Howey

footnotes

51c
5.05

see




page

45.

Apr

17% May

28'A

Feb

40

12%

13%

5,135

97/a

Jan

13%

24

50

13

7

Mar

32c

Mar

7

7%

4,540

44c

74,600

29

170

18 %c 19 Vac

7,850

17 %c

1.74

160,550

1.02

10c lO'/aC

44,990

2.20

2.25

6.15

6.35

7,203

1.32

1.31

1.40

143,300

5

5

25

II,000

6.25

400

1.50

5c

Jan

Jan

2.20

Mar

2.95

5.00

3.v5

332

7.25

1.52 May

Apr

5.25

36

57

59%

1,655

63c

68c

14,950

61c

May

80c

Mar

Apr
Jun

36

Jan

May

61

29% Mar
33

Jan

Jan
Jan

35%

May

79c

9%c

1.10

Jan
Jun

1,10

29,600

45c

9%c

85c

1

Apr

18c

Mar

57

10c

12,499

6%c

Jan

12c

Api

14 %c

Apr

11c

10% c

13c

43,300

8c

Jan

20c

20c

22c

7.100

18c

Mar

33c

Jan

41

41

25

35

Feb

43

Jun

41

43

610

32

Feb

44

Mar

1.22

1.31

27,786

1.01

Jun

29 %c

29 %C

37c

4,500

26 %c

Apr

28%

29%

4.495

21%

Jan

24%

25

2,560

26%

27

510

10
25

—

43

•

*
1
1
25c

Ltd
class

A

1.54
V

50c

Jan

Jan

1.80

6,178
200

26

29

Jan

10c

Jan

22%c

3.60

Jan

5.75

1.75

Jan

2.85 May

1.72

30

75

16c

5.75

5.25

5.75

8,100
23,475

—•

2.25

2.25

2.40

12,448

*

121

121

124

328

100

27

26%

27%

450

18

7c

7%c

2,500

"

33%

34

4.10

4.60

80c

90c

2,642

90

Warrants

92

170

100

Debentures

25

41,387

80c

•

common

6c

150

4.50

•

common

Ltd

Jan

Jan

Jan

Alberta

of

Gatineau
5%

2.65

Class

39

16%

16%

3,831

8%

9%

2,700

58%

59%

3
107%

21c

23c

2.80

127

Jun

Feb
Apr.
Jun

Jun

27%

Jun

13c

Apr

Feb

34%

Apr

4.80
95c
93

Jun

Apr
May

1

5.50

•

common

8%

Jun

Jan

115

9.80

Jan

18

7%

Feb

70c

Mar

89

Mar

108%

5.10

Jan

6.50

Jan

840

5.25

Jan

6.45

Jan

5.50

5.70

8%

9%

8%

530

102% 104%

55

101

379,400

15%c

14c

19c

100

Jun

May
Feb

6.60 May

1,613

Jan

Feb

Jan

5.10

Jun

11

Jun

Jan

105% May
20c
7.85

Jan
Jan

1

—

Eagle

6.90

6.85

7.00

1.14

1.10

1.20

28.660

67c

66c

72c

14,300

1

Mines

39c

36C 41 %c

62,600

39c

35c

42c

127,600

15c

16c

6.800

1.99

2.05

5.325

1.12

118,350

45c

Jan

50c

166,200

18c

Feb

79c

May

10 %c

107,200

5'Ac

Feb

11c

Apr

1

Mines

15c

1

Manitou

Goldfields

Uranium

1

1.06

93c

Goldhawk

Porcupine

•

46c
9c

43c

1

Mines

6c

NOW AVAILABLE

.

.

1.01 May

The NEWLING CANADIAN
'

A

23c

Mar

43c

12c

Mar

62c

Jun

10c

Feb

19c

May

Jan

2.20

1.66

Markets

MUrray Hill 2-4545

of the

65

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1.27 May

60 %c Mar

.

Feb

1.00

79% Mar

49

374
400

•

Mines

Jun

34c

Feb

Jun

Jun

925

19%c Mar

Jun

9%

1

Gold

Mines

Gold

Goldcrest

Jan

Mar

Jun

Jun

Mar

110

Apr

95c

33'A

1

Yellowknife
Uranium

Goldora

Mar

77c

6.05

1

Lake

Feb

105% 108%
5.75

1

100

Lake

Golden

1,342

111% 112%

8%

common

Wares

God's

Gold

32%

26%

16%

5

Petroieum

Glenn

Goldale

60c

1

Preferred
Geneva

6.000

•

Ltd

Steel

15,550

31 %

A

General

48c
90c

31

111%

General Motors
General

45c

*

common—

Members

24'Ac

31

Jan

85% May
32c

—100

Power

preferred
Mines

45c

NEWLING

2c

2.85 Mar
43

Jan

3.90 Mar
60c

88c

1
•

Exploration

Exploration

Feb

1.95 May

Jun

605,725

43

30

A

3.60

3.60
2.28

14c

Co

Jan

3.05
2.21

14c

Gold

Cos

Mar

May

•

class

Motor

29

29

•

Fleet Manufacturing

Jun

Jun

Feb

1

Petroleum

30%

24%
25

40%

20

Klrkland

Federated

26%
3.50
2.23

*

■

Preferred
Federal

25

Jun

45,410

Jun

24c

66c

35%

Jan

127,100

Jan

Feb

2.20 May
69c

Feb

44c
29

1

10'Ac

5.10

8%

Jun

Jun
Mar

Jan

20

—10

—

24

21% Mar

39c

2.23

20c

'50c 62 %c

Jun

15%

416

1

20c

4.30

Jan

21%

D,o30

10V4C

Jun

3,000

104 %

40

1.70

Jun

15,600

Jun

May
Mar

17%

19c

Vac

24.800

Jun

16%

102

28%

1,148

27c

Jan

4.50

25 Va

65

7%

156;500

70c

10'A

Jun

14,380

42 %c

10c

14c 17'AC

Apr

24

3'Ac

45c

Jun

17% Mar

Mar

24 %c

Jan

18% Mar
34c

103

1

Feb

62c

17c

5.90

21%

13

•

Jun

4.95

62c

70c

Halliwell

Consolidated

7
3.00

Jun

40% May

Feb

lbc

Jun

May

18%
•

23.50

*

Grain

Jun

4.95

May

38c

27c

Cons Guayana

2.15

39

17

•

com

Faraday Uranium Mines

Jan

Jan

2.10

2.17

Mines

50c

102 %

20%

Vac

Gillies

1.80

Jan

Feb

15% May

■

Jan

Jan

1.25 Mar

5.00 Mar

155

7

7

10c

Consolidated

1.10
15c

3.330

5.10

Nickel

Jun

4.00

33.155

31c

Apr

1.60

1.70

5.45

Farmer

Fanny

Mar

62c

2.24

1.10 May

1.18

May

3,500

1

Players

Apr
12% May

46c

warrants

May

Jun

Apr

48c

3,500

38c

21c

10%

197,359

Jan

78c

42c

22c

1.85

Jun

25c

10%

15'A

Jun
Jun

Apr

21,500

228,850

22c

4.20

11%
225

8'Ac Feb

16c

16c

12%

Apr

14'Ac Jan

16c

12 %c

42c

Jan

11c

22c

Dynamics

1.75

Jun

1.27

General

100

Jun

43c

90c

25c

Apr

255

Feb

82

jan

18c

20c

38%

—

Jan

350

139

May

04

81c

Corp

Warrants

2.15

225

39,799

May

35%c May

Jun

:.

82%

4.20

366

38c

Jan

21c

Bakeries

10%

80%

26c

May

81c

•

Insurance

Geco

210

35c

•

Life

Empire

Equitable Life

General

10%

80

33 c

80%

Feb
c

105'A

•

Jun

Rights

For

19c

1,000

135

Feb

Apr

Jun

4.85

Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
Class B

58,425

135

Glacier

Emerald

Jun

22c

Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest

21c
30c

23c

4.20

1

1.05

13'A

Mines

20c
30c

Gold

2.56

Cadillac

Consolidated Cordasun

Jun

1

Jan

10%

I

5.25

Ltd

Mar

1.36

9c

Bakeries

100

Oils

80c

28

16c

Central

5%

:

Mines

El

Feb

3.35 Mar

16c

Consolidated Eellekeno

5%

1.24

A

class

70c

53c

Oil

Jun

•

1

Investment

Jun

70c

Corp

20c

1

'Ac Jan

1.76

Allenbee

Jan

a

35c

4.20

Consolidated Astoria

|9c

Mines

14,200

10%

Mines

5,200

Mines

41,910

__l

Mines

16C

Minerals

43c

Petroleum
Life

Apr

15c

16c

1

37c

40c

National

Confederation

3.35

20,195

common

44c 56 %C

Yellowknlfe

Commonwealth
Conduits

Jan

1

Paper

Gas

11c
CoDDer

35c

Mar

70,900

com

Mines

Galtwin

1.32

Jun

13

1

Eddy

Apr
Apr

155

Jun

11

•

54.200

*

&

Elder

Jun

2,511

Apr

19 Vb

17%

150

1.65

Metals

Ford

5c

Mines

Lake

Coldstream

Textile

Eastern

16c

37,700

17%c

Jan

1.075

1.50

*

Chemical

46c

2.10

Jan

16% May

24,000

19

17%

14c

1.53

Eastern Steel

Feb

80%

lie

16%

15c

18%

240

Mines

Sullivan

5c

79

1.73 Mar

482,275

common

&

East Malartic

57,400

10c ll%c

Jun

12%

Amphi

35,343

50c

1.10

12%

Mines

11c

14,200

May

12%

___•

:

Oils

5.15

68,700

6.75

1.70

Brewery

9c

1.02

Jan

2.10

Coal

&

Preferred

4.90

2.40

Jan

2.95

17%

100

Dominion

5.00

95c

23%

•

Frobisher

17%

2.30

Jun

Feb

34c 44 %c

—

Magnesium

Francoeur

7%

Equip

15c

18%

—25

preferred

Preferred
Dominion

Foundation

18

Farm

98,000

•

Electrohome

Giant

Cockshutt

1.69

l

Coal

Jan

17

A

1.42

2

Dominion

Jan

88C

Corp

common

1.68

20

1.85

Asbestos

Jun

80c

Mining

Willlans

10.082

Jun

4.10

1.89

Mines

Fraser

6%

10c

Consolidated

Cochenour

6.10

2.50

(Western)

Dominion

Jan

1.75

2

Cochrane-Dunlop

5.85

1

Seagrams

Apr

6%

79c

Corp

Citra-Lartlc

6.05

1

Exploration

18c

25c

99c

Chromium

3,225

2.05 Mar

25o

Ltd

Producers

60c

7c

2,200

2.36

Gold

23

Jun

1.22

1

Ltd

Minerals

43c

Chibougamau Ex Dior

22%

Jun

4.45

1

54c

Copper

22%

5

Devon-Leduc

9 %c

Mines

5.860

1

Mines

Jan

1,500

17
50

4.05

50c

Jan

Feb

Jan

11c
35c

2.03

90,202

3.90

Feb

Apr

May

May

24c

35c

Mines

Chib-Kayrand

Jan

92c

16c

1.95

Research

Cheskirk

1.35

88c

20c

__l

4.00

9c
2.04
60c

81c

Federal

5.25

pfd

63,460

90c

Jan

Explorers

Wines

33,050
124.624

1.10

400

1.85

Central

Steel

38c
4.45

94c

42,000

Jun

4.85

C'hatco

32c
4.05

1.00

24,300

1.15

Jan

Chateau-Gai

35c
4.30

34c

250

2.70

!

May

1.05

1.45

1,050

Gold

Jun

1.00

1.05

Fargo

4.85

Oil

2.60

Feb

29c

Jan

4.50

Oils

1.90

Jan

60c

95c

5.25

4.50

Charter

Jan

45c

20,940

1.05

Jun

Trethewey

Chamberlain

45c

74,837

80c

31c

Jan

Jan

Centremaque

500

2.60

75c

1.05

3.50

Jun

Oil

1.26

2.00

78c

1.00

29%

2.90

Porcupine

1.26
2.50

1

1,000

5.95

Patricia

\Jan,.

1

1,490

1,250

Leduc

Mar

18c

1

3.50

15.567

Central

Jun

23c

Apr

Ltd

37%

9.25

Central

1.44

Jun

12c

Mines

Horn

3.50

2.95

Central

Mar

9%c

8,683

Deer

36%

9.00

Castle

46c

47,937.

14C

D'Aragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis

1.42

Ltd

76,121

13c

100

Ltd

Famous

157,507

2.95

Corp

1.40

10c 10%c

Apr

*

Zellerbach^l

Falconbridge

2,790

2.70

Producers;

Asbestos

1.20

14c

1

Cusco

Jun

25

2.05

Mar

9.20

Cassiar

1.30
10 %c

1

Crown

Jun

24%

2.70

Ltd.

Jun

*

CoaL_

Nest

2.70

24%

10

Apr

62c

•

voting

Crows

25'A

10

104% 104%

70c

Jan

1

Pershing
Minerals

Crowpat

Feb

28

36%

May

20c

*

17% Mar

48c

12,676

104%

41c

161,665

Craig

Jan

28,900

34%

6c

92,981

60c

Jun

Jun

70c

33%

100

Williston

60c

43c

•

Mining
Bit

84c

62 %c

Vickers

Canadian

49c

57c

Jun

May

1

3 5'A

69c

33%

Petroleums

53c

10

Dist

Jan

1

25

Reserves

Railway
__i
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred

95c

•

Lead

Eureka

Canadian

Feb

1

Jan

%

25

Celanese

pfd

$1.75

31%

20

Canadian
$1

Empire Oils

31% May

?p% Mav

31%

475

60c

•

Petroleum—

Dominion

20

Preferred

11,820

1

Dominion

Canadian

Canadian

71c

Cournor

Del

Apr

Mar

65

68c

•

(H)

D'Eldona

1.40 Mar

May

7lc

1

Mines

Tungsten

Non-voting 'class B
Cosmos Imperial Mills
Coulee

49c

Mar

9o

Apr

29%

12.50

& Cable class

81

Jan

a

Lines common

Preferred

9'A

Mar

__1

Pete

200

Jan

35%

,

Mortgage—

Southern

Wire

48c

28 %

Lands

Southern

10% Mar

3.00 May

:

Canada SS

8.05

29c

*
•

Canada

Canada

6.50

Apr

18c

39%

Jun

1

Copper-Man

Apr

4.15

Assurance

Malting

Canada

Jan

4.90

•

Warrants

Canada

13 %c

4.183

22,324

17c

10

Stone

Machinery

Canada

1,100

5.90

11%

10

Canada

Jan

Apr

5.55

*

Cut

&

Life

55c

Feb

3.50

Jan

30c

l

Exploration
Copper Cliff Consol Mining

10%

Foundrv

Canada

14%c

*

com

Canada

187,150

Jan

29

2.50

Conwest

5.80

20

Iron

46c

Jun

10%

common..

Crushed

Canada

40c

1

Preferred
Canada

7,780

1

Exploration

Canada

17%

1

Lake

Red

Can-Met

18%

13% May

17

2.00

9,223
81,850

1

Gas

1

Chibougamau

Campbell

43c

•

Consolidated

Calvan

17 Vb

25,034

39

42c

1

Gold—

Sudbury Basin

Consumers

3.40

37

34 %c

1

1

Poplar Min

Consolidated West

common

3.00

35c

1

Sannorm

Each
each

I

High

_•

:

Ranwick

Jun

3.25

37%

1

25

Jun

since Jan.

Low

4

Oils

12%

19%c

Range

High

1

J

Mines

Orlac

11c

20c

•

Smelting

Northland Mines

4'Ac

44%

12%

changed

Consolidated

15,500

44

28 %

Steel
Co

Oils Ltd

&

Consolidated Morrison Explor
Consolidated
Mosher

lie

44%
.

Mac

Mining

^

He

Products

Bulldog Yellow Knife

May

Consolidated

Low

old

Nicholson

1.40 Mar

Consolidated Mic

Shares

Ltd

3%

16c
29c

14

80c

Canadian

&

each

for

new

13c

Jun

for Week

Ltd

26c

9.75

Sales

Range

for

Minerals

18c

Ankerite

Burlington

One

Mines

exchanged

85c

Gold

Buffalo

Burns

Matarrow

6

Jan

13c

Uranium

Buffalo

Bunker

Consol

16c

4'A May

Week's
of Prices

I ast

Sale Price

1

7%c

Algoma

Building

30

Thursday

Shares

J

Buffadison

JUNE

29c

'

Mining

Brunswjck Mining
Buckles

ENDED

15%

Mines

Brunsman

of Prices

5

Mines

WEEK

for Week

12

a

B

Erunhurst

FOR

Sales

Range

Low

Par

>

,

Week's

Y.

Jun

Jan

1.33 Mar

43

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(44)

Monday, July 4, 1955

CANADIAN MARKETS
range

for

week

june

ended

30

•

Toronto Stock Exchange

Last

b

Graham

Mines

Warrants
Great
Great

West

Jun

7%

Jun

6% May

8%

Jan

Matachewan Consolidated

42c

36c

45c

70.600

14c 15 %c

10,920

class a

Coal

Greening Wire
Freehold

4.95

5.00

45

44 %

46%

6%

130

6%

8.225

Apr

Maxwell

13c
■

May

28c

Jan

Maybrun

4

10 May

29

2,035

Lead

*

:

Gurney

5% Jan
2.40

Products pia

Gwillim

Lake

Jun

7% May

1

Grain

Hard

Rock

class

Brass

1

Gold

Minerals

Hasaga Gold

Heath

3.30

3.20

3.40

41,751

4.00

Apr

McWatters

Gold

8

370

6 %

6 %

6%

435

9

Feb

7

Feb

Jan

4.75

300

4.15 May

9.75

9.75

200

2.25

2.16

2.30

55,281

7.75 Jan
a 92c
Feb

23c

22c

26c

45,000

7%c

Mentor

Exploration

Jun

Merrill

Feb

Merrill

Petroleum

2.36

Jun

Meta

Apr

Mexican

4.95

Jan

40c

18%

18

19%

12,497

9%

Jan

19%

Jun

9.50

10%

5,080

3.60

Jan

11%

Preferred

4.00

105

3

Jan

4%

Jan

Midcon

26

26%

200

24

Mar

28%

Jan

Mid-Western

30c

383,800

36c

Jun

mlll

16

14c

16

13 %c 14 %c

215
■

15%

26,000

9

9

40c

41c

3,000

18 %c

19c

16%

10%c Mar

200

41c

Feb

22c

Feb

Oil

City

Apr

Howard

Smith

Oil

65c

17c

Feb

24 %c

23 %c

Pen

Monarch

3.10

Apr

Moneta

15C

Feb

Montreal

5.00

Jan

May

Mining

May

Mogul

$4.50

Jan

Inglis

Molsons

to

9%cMar

Morrison

24,800

15c

Jan

3Ue

FfcU

Multi-Minerals

60c

60c

2,500

47c

Apr

60c

12c

2,000

10c

May

15c

Jan

National

Drug

61

145

61

Jun

National

6%

7

23%

24%

4.00 May

10 %

11
28c

53%

20,451

23c

.

1,320

11

287,100

40%

International

.Jan

Moore

Corp

International

375

5

Jan

10

7.50

14c

Jan

25

Apr

15% Mar

Jun

National

10
—10

28c

Mar

Jun

Ltd..

Jun

National

630

Jun

National

Steel

2.60

Jan

6.50

Jun

National

Jan

62%

Jun

Nello

24c

25c

4,000

20c

30c

Jan

Nesbltt

37%

125

34

37%

Jun

New

8.00

8.50

793

Feb

New

10c

21,750

7.05 Apr
7%c Mar

10

9c

15c

Apr

New

i

30

Feb

41%

May
Apr

51%

51%

190

84

84

84

10

38%

38%

39

6,213

35% Mar

11%

11%

11%

3,045

10 % Mar

7

7%

1,800

6%c

7%c

6,500

60 %

61

1,090

105% 105%

75

7 vac

60%

—10

11%
12%

11%
12%

11%
12%

6,318
775

Jan

51%

70

Feb

96

6

common

a

4

%c

Jan

49

10%
11%

1.79

6%

90

20

20

230

17

490

•

common

70%

70

36%
70%

55

Jan

28%

29%

4,460

Jasper Oil

Dominion

Calumet

Development

Apr
Jan

New

Concord

New

New

Highbrldge
Hugh

Jun

70c
10c

7,750

12c

16,000

41c

100,412

50c

45,000

61c

66c

112,700

*

18

18

100

2.80

2,115

•

Gold

16%
9c

1

16%

Laguerre

1.86 Mar
76c

Mar

Jun

70c

Jun

8c

Jun

17c

Jan

9%c

Jan

18%c

Newlund

Jun

67c

32c

Jan

86c

Jan

18

Jun

18

Jun

Jan

Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines

*

1

Kirkland

Hudson
Lake

l

65c

Kirkland Townsite

3.95

Jun

i
—_

16%

Jun

83,500

5%c

Jan

3,620

13c

16c

13,575

65c

23

Feb

11c

.

Jun

15%

Feb

17

May

lie

Feb

23c

Mar

25c

20o

1.30

68c

1,420

65c

Jan

85c

2,100

33 %c

Apr

50c

Jan

35 %c 38 %c

3,200

35 %c

Jun

55c

Mar

13c 14%c

36c

l

Mines

160

11c

16%

6,000

12c

Mar

17c

Mar

19c 27 %c

460,600

13c

Mar

27 %c

Jun

1.30

1.37

10,100

1.10 Jan

Ltd

,

Apr

1.52 Mar

•

23%

23%

1,465

21%

Apr

25

Jun

17

17

17%

5,453

8.15

Jan

19

May

3.70

3.50

3.75

32,395

1.10

Apr

3.75

i

Mines

23%

•

i

Exploration

1.38

1.32

1.42

70,590

75c

Jan

1.45 Mar

New

Pacalta

New

Rouyn

New

Ryan Like Mlnes.

New

Superior

11c 21%c

86,300

11c

Jun

Jun

Gold

Lexlndin

Gold

Little

18c

2.50

Jan

4.35

Jan

5%c Jan
60c

Apr

13

21%

Jun

Jun

12 %c

Apr

78c

Jan

•

Groceterias

Class

class

a.

16,000

8%c Jan

65c

71c

17,950

15c

3.35

3.60

24,050

1.35

1.25

1.40

21,910

43

43%

725

41% Mara

45% May

68

84

b

Louvlcourt

Jan

3.00 Mar

61c

Jan

25c

Apr

1.15 May
4.00
€.75

Jan
Jun

82'%

575

7%c

8c

19,500

4 c

Feb

15c

Apr

11c

11c

1,500

8c

Jan

16c

3.85

4.35

236,240

36 %c

33c

38c

61,600

23

25

450

1.46

1.35

1.49

8 %c

8%c

1.80

1.80

1

Mlnes_

Goldfields

Lowney (Walter m)

•

Lyndburst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife

i
*

2.95

Mar

Jan

15%c Jan
20

Apr

171,800

40c

Feb

8%c

10,700

7c

Jan

Mines

Macdonald
Macfle

1

Mines

i

—

Explorations

Mackeno

l

Mines

1

MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold

Mines

MacMillan

& Bloedel class b
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines

Magnet

2.00

12,930
97,900

12c

Mar

498.065

4Cc

Jun

93c
1.50

90 %c
1.48

1.01

1.54

14,600

1.30 Mar

„

39

38

39

2,620

26%

Jan

2.11

1.85

2.14

26.276

1.60

Jan

15c

lie

17c

22,100

i

1.86

1.83

1.86

59,550

77c

75c

89c

59,100

8c

1.62

27c

•

13

12

13

6,165

9

100

102 %

102%

103

20

100

10c

11c

5,250

8c

10c

9%c

10c

17,900

9c

j

i

Malartic

j

Gold

1

Marigold Oils Ltd.

Mining

13,400

21c

•

Goldfields

Maralgo Mines

Maritime

1.00

14 %c

l

Preferred

Marcus

91c

20c

l

Maneast Uranium Ltd
Maple Leaf Milling common

Marbenor

93c

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Jan

46

May

55%

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11c

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17c

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99C

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9c

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5.00

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1

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565

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3.03

3.35

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57c

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18

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165

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30c

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5.95 Mar

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37c

Jun

4.30

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1.500

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70c

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4.75
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13

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84c

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16 %c 18 %c

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1.75 Mar
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600
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3.15 Mar

Jan

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78c

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Lencourt
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26c

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2.05

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34,535

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67c

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Warrants

5.20 May

Jan

-

Ltd

54c

for Week

Low

100

com

Preferred

May

4.75

j

Feb

23%

9c

—

175

30c

2,785
.

Mar

24

:

Ltd—

Mines

4.95

1
1
1
•
—*

b

Gunnar

6%

575

———-

Grass

Gridoil
Gulf

175

7

Utilities com

Development

Sweet

Gulch

7%

1
*

——

————

Plains

Class

7%

6%

*

Northern Gas

Great

Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd

151

7%

10

Sales

Range

Par

High

151

—

Paper

Great

Low

Week's
ot Prices

Last
Sale Price

1

Jan.

6%

Mines

Lakes

Great

High

since

15c

Bousquet

Granduc

Range

'

—

—————~r.~'—

Grandines

Thursday

^

stocks

Shares

*

Goodyear Tire common———
Gordon Mackay class a
Class

of Prices

Low

Par

•

for Week

Range

Sale Price

stocks

r

Sales

Week's

Thursday

(Cont.)

11'% Mar

19% May

22c

Mar

42c

7c

Mar

14c

1.66 Mar
40c

Jan

1.20

Jun

1.80

Jun

11c
30 %

Apr

Apr

3.40 Mar
60<*

1.50
2.95

Feb

Feb
Jan

May

24c

Jun

Mar

36%

Jun

*
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RANGE

Thursday

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Range]

Sale Price
Par

1.10

Pnpder oils;
Poplar
Power

1.04

52%
3.40

Low

Vanadium

Alloys

68c

2,100

22c

Apr

36 %c Jun

1,767

40...

Mar

53%, Jun

Ventures

59

50

60%

Jun

15,400

3.55

Jun

Viceroy Mfg class A—
V Class B

.

Shares

Par

High

27,300

-

for Week

-

1

-3.4(0

3.20

Sales

Range
of Prices

Thursday
Range since Jan.

3$

59

Oil

Week's

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

Shares

•%-{

52%

Corp

Prairie

30

JUNE

ENDED

53%

-

33 c

—

River

WEEK

lyeek

Hig
"

Oils

Powell

of Pricei

Low

FOR

Sales
for

1.15

Jan

47%

Jan

2.05

Jan

1

,

Jun

Van

Roi

•

Low

*

g%

Cons

*

Ltd

•

Range since Jan.

High

Low

6%

300

7c

9c

13,500

34%

35%

6,701

6%

8y2c
35 %

*

8%

8%.

sy4 Feb

8

Apr

3c

Jan

9c

Jun

19%

Jan

35%

Jun

400

5

__

8% May
4% Mar

200

"

Premier

Border

Preston

East

7%c

18

Dome

6,000
529

12% Feb

Vlolamac

5.05. Jan

10%

Jun

Virginia

5.25

Jan

13 V4

Jun

Vulcan

2.15

Jan

7.90

3,720

40b

210,100

Prospectors Airways

3.50

PurdyMlca

"40c

-

5,220

Jun

4.10

Feb

Jan

40c

Jun

Feb

89c

3.40
10c

_l

Walker

•

13%
73

73%

11%

12%

1

30c

30c

Apr
5.10 May

Wekusko Consol

15c

Apr

West

Malartic

l

18

Apr

West

Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd

*

Jan

14

945

13,649

r

13% May

4.25

3,10 Mar

2.37
19c

1.08

40,500
19c 19 %t

24 7

24%

5%
72c

Jan

1.75 Mar

Apr
May

3.70 Jun

201/4

2.80

2.9!5j

23,700

3.95

3.70

3.99

87,422

1

8

8

$

200

1

lie

12c

1

1.80

1.80

84e

Feb,,

Jan

73*% Jun

8

Jan

12% May

33c

13,600

23e

Jan

98,500

5%c

Jan

13c

lie

13c

13,500

4%c Jan

1.75

1.63

1.75

2,800

1.47

jun

1.75 Jun.

21

Apr

24% Jun

11c

Feb

25c

24

24

24%

685

24c

19C

25c

282,175

Western

Canada

Breweries

5

24

24

24%

43

Western

Grocers

common—.

*

127

125

127

235

95

i

_20

34%

34%

20

30

Mar

41%

34%
41%

190

38

Jan

6.70

7.15

33,435

Jun

,3.65 Apr
5.25

Jun

1.60 Mar

Mar

18c

Jun

1

25

7%c Jan

60c

16%C May

*

Ashley

Preferred

Jun

2,000

14% Jun

66

405

12C 14 %C

24y2c Jan

8%

300

.

11% Jan

3,305

Western

Jun

Jan

14c
2.10

Feb

Regcourt

1

25er

52,350

4%C Jan

Rezspar Uranium

1

90c

85c

90c

19,265

boc

Feb

1

57c

55c

58C

6,000

40e

Jan

1

1.76

1.60

1.80

57,590

Feb

29c

23,700

25c

Jun

78c

A

*

Western Leaseholds
Western

_•

—

Petroleums

Naco

com—1

6.75

*

23

1.33

1.28

1.33

13 %c

13% c

15c

5,425
10,400

•

94%

94%

13,930

57

104 y4 104 %

325

25% Jun
127

Jan

4.85

1

Western Tungsten
Weston
(Geo)
common

Jan
\

103

1.20

Jun

40-

Feb

42

Mar

Feb

7.15

Jun

1.68

Jun

Jan

10o

Jun

May

20e

Jan

1.96 A*pr

27c

Class

Jan

May

3,130
:

*

Jan

75c

16

60c

Westeel Products

Feb

6%

Pyrites

Feb
Jun

2.65

/

Jan

2.85

Weedon

14

29c

4.40 Mar

Feb

2,405

2$

19c

l

4

Feb

8,216

•

MacDonald

•

1

8%c Jan

1.10

1,750

14%

73

12V4

7,200

-1

Petroleum

14

*

11,620

..1

6%c

50
*

45c

*

14,900

19c

15
*

W

A

3.75

•

Mines

15

45c

Equipment

G

9%c

.

Rapid Grip A Batten
Rayrock Mines
Reef

15

__1

57c

-1

Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queen ston Gold
Quemont lilnlng

Reeves

227,135

-1

.

Quebec

Uranium

£265

3.50

„1

Chibougamau

Quebec .Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Lithium Corp

Radiore

„_

Waite. Amulet
Waterous

Quebec

60c

3.20

9% Jan

Jun

24c

57c

3.50

25

Oils

6,850

59c

1

pfd—

Dare

21,105

'4$

6.50

/

1

-

Mines

n

9.40
11%

Mines

Vlcour Mines

7.6b
3:70

12
7.00

'

Warrants

;

3.40

9.55

Uranium Mines.

Pronto

9%c Jun
18% May

8%c Jan

17%

'

—-

Pressed -Metafa

1

High

Rio Prado Oils

Rlx-Atnabasco
Roche

Long

Rockwin

Uranium

22c

.

1.25

.

Jun

31c

1.05
.

Jun

Mar

65c

—

Willroy

Mines

86c

86c

1.00

14,233

85C

Jun

Jun

Wllrich

Petroleums

40c

34c

41d

263,425

11c

Feb

41c

Jun

Wiltsey-Coghlan

*

10 %C

10 %C 10%C

2,000

9c

Apr

16c

Feb

Winchester

Mar

1.12

-

Oils

—

10

Royallte Oil common
Preferred

-57%

57 34

47

12%

i2v4

mt

Gold

<

1,075

49% ,Jan

::

10%

1

;..

•

13%

Jan

31

"

7c

15%

Jun

18%

Feb

9c

775

Jan

Jan

15c

Jun

Ban

,_1

Gold.

Antonio

Sand

..1

Gold.

River

Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawlnlgan Water A Power com
Class A preferred

Breweries

1.65

8,500

19c

20c

23,100

3.90

3.90

3,500

3.80 May

Slscoe

Southam

class

:

78

May

Entire issue called

share

Ltd

for

exchanged

Jan

Rockwin

Mines

Feb

35c

One

for each 3% old

4.95

new

Ltd
.

4.00

4.00

100

3.00

Jan

4,100

2.00

1.91

2.00

6,120

1.91

Jan

2.69

380

50%

Jan

68%

Jun

53

53

,50%

Feb

53% May

Tale Lead A Zinc

1

52c

50C

53c

Jan

816

May

11c

9 %c

|3

108

12 c

98;732

Jun

7.70

7.35

7.70

63,969

28%

28%

H
„

7c

Mar

4.80 Mar

?8^f

Jan
Jan

25c

1

1.63

1.61

1.70

1.40

May

1

15%c

15 %c

19c

68,283

10c

Jan

Zenmac Metal—.

1

76c

76c

85c

Jan

1

65c

bOC

65c

139,150
19,250

20c

Zulapa Mining Corp

40c

Jun

29%

Jun

Yukeno

30c

Jan
jun

16,100

45c

Jun

14

2,298

I,506

49c

42c

19%
51#

141/4

141/4

14%

42c

45C

4,200

45%

45'/4

73C

72c

14%

Jun

Apr

21

Feb

60c

38c

Jan

15

52c

75

50c

Apr

1,560

13c

Apr

27c S-

27p

33

34%

60c

55c

60c

11 %c 12 %c

3,533
-

35%

Jan

21 %c

Jun

47

Toronto Stock

.00 May

I

"

8c

Jan

Jun

40c

Jan

34% May

7,582

55c

Jan

80c

8,700

10%c

Jun

515

Steel

Canada..

*

49%

2,749

»

STOCKS

Feb

17c

21% Mar

27
53

Jun

Feb

31c

Anglo
Anglo

Canadian Pulp A Paper
Newfoundland Develop

12

Asbestos

14,500

11%

21,478

7.00

2,000

12 %c

Jan

17c

May

Brown

Co

30c

72,200

27c

Jun

55c

Jan

Bulolo

Gold

1

6.80

10,910

9%

375

20

6,675
9,700

.600

Inlet

4.60

Sylvanlte Gold

1,260

1.40

Industries

11,185

5%c Jan

5.10

Jan

Apr
y8 Jun

Feb

9%. Feb

19
9c

Jan

22% Mar

May

13 %c

Apr

3.00 Mar

4.70

Jun

1.30

Canada

49,700

9%

435

3.00

•

common

Preferred

345

11c

33,740

190

10

Teck-Hughes Gold Mines

1

85c

43

45%
13
42"%

-—.—1

17%

5

5.85

•

22%

Corp
common

-

Dredging—

42%

Bronze

Canadian

13 %

General

pfd
Invest
Canadian Indus (1954) Ltd com

Jan

48 V2 May

Canadian

19c

Apr

Canadian

Jan

Canadian

Jun

Coast

Jan

Consolidated

May

10

9%

Apr

11

Jun

4.90

*

Cottons

1.85 Mar

2.50

common—!

Canadian

Jun

7y.c Jan
9

A Dominion Sugar

Canadian
-

46%

*
1

common..

Tandem Mines

45%

20
•
•

—

32

25%

Paper

new

;

59

38 %

Apr

Dalhousle

75c

Jun

deHavilland Aircraft

*

31c

3,000

24c

Jan

37c

May

Dominion

•

Torbrlt

Silver

1

1.30

2,000

Toronto

Brick

—

"

Tombitt Gold

1.48 Jan

*

1,860

Jun

19

10

518

42% Feb

48

Feb

*

23

100

21

Jan

23

Jun

—*

23

100

20%

Feb

23 y2

Jun

•

471/4

4,290

41

Jan

48

Trans

Era

104%

10

101

Feb

104%

Apr

40
•

50

49%

5p74

165

Jan

50 y4

Jun

1.80

1.80

4.83

4,805

Oil Pipe

Line

Pipe Line—

Transcontinental

36c

|36c

40,900

•
—*

37

37

381/2

2,830

674

6 74

34c

|61/4

30

|45c
22c

—•

45c

39c

•

Resources

Trend Petroleum

22c

20c >

•

Triad OU
Union

104% 104%

•

Oils

Trans Mountain

Trans Prairie

Acceptance 2nd

pfd

17

6.90

*

1072

6.80>| 7.45
10%

Ao%

DuPont

Securities

com—•

Gaspe Copper Mines
Hayes Steel
International Paper common
International Utilities

Canada

S

40%

Apr

50

*

22

1

67c

United

Fuel

1

22

250

29,800

28

25
•

1,096

66c70%c

%T

7.15

28

50

7.15

7.25

850

48c

47c

44c

United Oils

•

1.55

1.45

1.60

52,915
116,650

United

•

1574

15

1574

455

1

1.03

1.02

1.03

13,600




Flour

common

1
1

Pato Consolidated

Oreille

-

-

Third

Canadian

Jun

Yukon

1

Zeller's

Estella

21

Feb

7.45

Corp class B

Upper Canada Mines

Jun

70

Feb

2.00 Apr
Jun

41

May

29
36

29
36

575
50

—

29
36
108%

41

39

15%c Apr

20c

Jan

Jan

20O

18% Mar

23

Jun

24% Mar

30

Jan

150

—

Feb

•

7%

29

May

38

Jun

Jan

112

Jun

144
610

707
1,100

88
48%

Jan

69%

Jun

65

34

Jan

44-

Apr

5.10
57%

7%

44% Jun

33% Mar

77

Jan

5.75 Feb

2,400
3,160
335

8

6.15
4.90
56"%

__

Jan

May

74
69%
40
6.35

73

5.10
56"%

80

109
41

67%
' 40

•

19
32 %

150

21%c Mar
4.80

Jan

33c
7.65

60

Jan

Gen

Invest-

22

Jun

91c

Jun

28

Jun

31

Feb

1.05 Jan
14

Jan

1.00 Mar

Jan

Jun

75c

Apr
1.60 May

16

61c

61c

6lc

1,800

26

26

26

50

25

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
•

Apr
Juh

8.00

Ltd

1
*

Consolidated

Jun

18%

28c

Jun

8% May

5% Jan
51c
Feb

•So

Jan

28

Jun

Feb

Jun

May

66c

6.50 Mar

Apr

7.10 May
5.80 Apr

4.60May
44

11% May

United

Mines

1,100

Feb

7% Jan
19

1.25 Jun

35

Apr

Jun
•-

Jan

United

49

6

Price Bros

Jun

8,780

47

Pend

Jun

4.35

49,775

Steel

676

500
2,447

589

—

Apr

10%

7.10,^7.65

Montauban

60

1.85
40

99

5% Mar

8,850
2,013

74
69%

Jun

525

27%c$E9%c

United

59

1.85
38 %

23
28 %

•

6.50

41,575

7.50

pfd

Jun

19c

9

48c

42c

48"a

B

92

150

*
7%
5

Inc

40%
48c

271/2 c

Hill

Jun

19c

Minnesota & Ontario Paper

Loblaw

Apr
Jun

1

class

25%

150

—

Ogllvie

Mar

4.60

Jan

•

Keno

Jun

22%
27%

—

1

of

28
32c

1

United

Jun

19%

May

Jun

2.35 Jan

8%c

Asbestos
Mines

32%

22%
28

*

Oil

Bridge

1.75 Apr
30c
Jan

21,100

United

Gas

44 %

26,800

Union-Mining

Union

15

Jan

8%

Mar

100

preferred

preferred
Empire Oils

Jun

30

1.20 Jan

—

6%

Jun

27

55% Jun

*

5
*

Westlnghouse

Copper

80c

4%.%

25%

34

75
:

12% Mar

Apr

Apr

32

25

Jan

«

Feb

100
300
2,794

34

8%

6,210
100

May

1.19

33

8%
32
25

7

4lc

Trans

Jun

Jun

99

15c

A

7.10

Jun

23

18

75c

class

45"%

20% May

18

1,300

1

18

Jun

99

26,050

:

1,185

Jan

5.25

6%

22,496

Toronto Iron; Works common-

22%

44% Jun

18

68c

Ltd

22

Feb

14%

790

13%'May

32%

99

60c

Toronto Dominion Bank

5.85

Jan

6%

•

.

5.70

Jan

10%

*

Lumber

1

1

17%

High

37

135
4,505
4,570
6,910

1

Marconi
Western

Tiara Mines

a

Low

45%
13%
44%
17%

50

Preferred

Th ompson-Lundmark

Texas-Calgary

Range since Jan. 1

8.30 Mar

7y« Jan

•
5
•

Shares

High

May

41%

of Prices

Low

Par

Sales
for Week

Week's
Range

Sale Price

*

Mines

Superior Propane common
Supertest (ordinary)

Last

May

12'/8 c

_.

Apr

Exchange - Curb Section
Thursday

1
—1
1

Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron Mines
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact

1.37 Apr
746

Canadian Funds

Apr

26

575

Apr
Jun

May

II,295

33

19c

Mar

Jun

•

27c

Mines

1.82 Jan

Apr

12
35c

75C

19c

Mines

Feb

45i/i

19c

Apr

May

15 %

18,660

Bear

Jun

1.50
79c

liy4 Mar

50

42c

Feb

35c

7o

Jan

161,700

1

-

7c

21,600
10,820

27

88c

•"<?

312,900

22c

Yellowknife

10y4c

18%

32c

19c

Jun

9,168

18%

25c

Mines

30

54c

13%

31 %c

20 %c

Yellorex

Jan

95c

25c 28 %c

14

22,000

I
-1

Yankee Canuck OU

Jun

27

45c

45c

Mar

7.70

885

90c

28 %c

16c

39c

265

;

•

Finance

4.00 Jun

"

on

per

Mines

Gold

Being

Jan

2.20

at $105

30

Winora

6574

26%

Traders

19% Jan

65

121/2 c

A

Apr

65

1

Class

12

•

*
*

(1944)

Co

450

*

•

Pearson

133/4

Wright-Hargreaves

Bros

Taylor,

13%

'

•

Wood (Alexander)

Starratt Olsen Gold

Ltd

13%

35c May

6%o Jan

Feb

1

Paving

Tamblyn

49,000

Jun

Stedman

Surf

29c

2.98

*

Oil

Stanwell OU A Gas Ltd

Swltson

25 %c

3.35

*

i

i

Cons

26c

Jan

*

-

Spooner Oils

Sullivan

Jun

^

1

Winnipeg & Central Gas

Apr

I2%c Jun

1.80

;

of

Feb

1.10 Jan

1

Mines

6c

7,700

•

- -

Co

Standard

95,208

15c

1.94

•

A—

Co common

Stadacona

9%o 12 %c

90o

3.00

50c

Mines

Union

lie

2.58 Mar

Jan

41 %c Mar

1.80

1

Valley

Southern

7c

49,150

2.80

1

Gold
(N)

100,400

—*

Simpsons Ltd

Sourls

23,900

15c

1

Mining

Slater

61c

lie

l

common

Dairies

May
May

2.40

59c

1

Mines

2.20

60c

13 %c

1.94

*
50

Silver-Miller Mines
Sllverwood

14c

1.90 Jan-

2.35

1

2.80

27%

Sliver Standard

1.50

1.65

c

VotingTrust
Sllanco

1.60

64% Mar

125

73

3.90

191/2

*
50c
*

Jhawkey (1945) Mines
Sherrltt Gordon
Sicks*

72%

72

Gold

94% Jun
105% Jun

Mar

Winnipeg Electric Co
5ff.
non-cum red pfd
June

8t Lawrence Corp

Jan

.

—1

Larder

Windward

Jun

1,000

1

88%

Jun

Mar

3%c

254,000

Ryanor Mining

Apr

Jun

57%

29 *

25

'——25

Industries

Russell

57%

•

Royal Bank

Rupununl

100

1

27c

1

Mines

Roxana

Preferred

,

—1

Lac

Consolidated

Rowan

24c

Mar

1.37 Jan

No par

t

value.

(not Included In
year's range).
d Deferred delivery sale (not Included
in year's range),
e Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat price.
r Cash^ale tnot Included In year's range.
a

MARKETS

Ex-llquldatlng dividend.

(Un),j Admitted to

Odd lot sale

unlisted trading

privileges.
wdWhen delivered,
wl When issued,
x

Ex-divldend.

y

Ex-rights.

s

Ex-stock dividend.

-

1

45

46

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday,

(46)

July 4, 1955

OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, July

1

Investing Companies
Mutual

Funds—

Par

Fund

Aberdeen

25c

1.42

1.25

6.14

1

4.22

Inc

Affiliated

Fund

American

Business

Inc—1

Fund

Mutual

American

Mutual

Ask

1.55

Co.

6.G5

Investment
Johnston

Fund

Par

Trust

4.51

9.00

1.68

of

(The)

America
of

B-l

1.

Inc

15.73,

14.42

Bonds)

9.29

21.13

,.1

26.67

27.84

25.96

28.32

19.26

1

Fund "A" Inc—1
Fund "B" Inc—5

12.48

13.57

1

12.82

13.13

25.74

27.98

K-l

(Income Pfd Stocks)

_1

20.17

22.01

Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l

4.07

4.45

K-2

(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1

12.21

13.33

Axe-Houghton

Beneficial
Blair
Blue

12V2

S-l

(High-Grade Com_Stk)__l

51/4

534

8-2

(Income

1

13.13

14.33

8-3

(Speculative

Com

•

22.69

24.40

8-4

(Low

Priced

Com

Corp

1

Ridge Mutual Fund Inc

Bond

Inv

Tr

America

of

Bullock

Knickerbocker

Lexington Trust Fund

12.25

13.43

Life Insurance Investors Inc

1

7,27

7.95

1

11.25

12.16

1

17.64

19.09

Fund

Inc

Capital Venture Fund Inc
Century Shares Trust-i

Automobile

5.73

6.28

28.96

31.31

General

tl5.87

17.17

Paper

Securities

com—100 15,400
100
140

Concord

shares

11.28

19.56

1

17.06

18.55

Bond

1

Invest

13.94

15.24

Mutual

Shares

15.60

15.79

Mutual

Trust

58.31

58.90

of

Diversified

Trustee

9.56

10.43

National

Security

15.95
2.67

2.93

8.60

9.35

Corp—1

4.64

20c

7.10

Fundamental

Eng—*

New

Inc_l

4.01

Boston

1

14.02

Fund

*

6.84
xl0.32

lc
lc

Inc

Investors

2

.

Ask

8-

1-55

bl.80

1.55%

2.05%

5-

2-55

11-

1-55

b2.05

1.90%

1

20.82

8-

1-55

bl.80

1.55%

2.05%

6-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.10

1.35%

bl.90

1.70%

1.60%

3-

1-55

12-

1-55

b2.10

11.10

12.13

1.45%

1-

3-55

10-

3-55

b2.00

1.85%

1.95%

4-

1-55

1-

3-56

b2.15

1.95%

7.35

8.03

1.35%

4-

1-55

10-

3-55

b2.00

1.85%

2.15%

5-

2-55

2-

1-56

b2.25

2.10%

1

9.49

10.37

1.60%

2-

1-55

11-

1-55

b2.05

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%

1

6.39
4.86

8.16

1

17.35
6.10

4.15

21.49

30

32

Fund.

Trust

Shares—

September

29,

Fund

Growth

Bank & Trust

<

1

29.88

30.18

6.87

7.43

1

Canada

12.98

14.03

Inc—l

42

43%

Clark

&

Inc

*

a37.01

1

Shares

Amer

Investors

11.35
9.79

12.43
10.73
11.65

Stein; Roe & Farnham Fund

State

Investors

Street

Investment

3.17

3.49

Television-Electronics

lc

5.69

6.24

Terhpleton

Incorporated
Incorporated
Institutional

a22.64

1

Fund

1

a30.88

11.70

12.75

of
22

23'/a

1

7.65

8.36

1

Inc

Fund

9.85

United

Funds

Canada

43.67

United

Funds

14.48

15.74

Inc—

Ltd

16.92

17.44

United

Accumulated

a25.06

United

Continental

1

7.57

17.72

United

Income

Fund

Shares. 1

19.39

21.08

2.57

2.81

United

Science

Fund

1

10.01

10.94

Inc

1

7.72

8.44

Fund

10.47

8.58

Value

1

8.91

9.74

1

18.26

19.74

Line

Fund

Line

Income

1

Fund

Fund

Inc..1

10.58

6.31

6.90

Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l

Fund—lc

11.13

12.18

lc

11.05
xll.10

Institutional

Income

Fund_lc

6.96

Insur

Fund—lo

16.02

Par

Casualty

&

Surety

10

Co

10

Life

Aetna

—10

1

Equitable

Bid

Federation

Bank

of

New

National

Guaranty Trust
Hanover

(The)

10

175

10

a88%

Steamboiler

Home

277

5
Co

Jefferson

Standard

(Greensboro

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10

Co_5

46

49

Maryland

(Newark N J)__2%

34

35%

10

165

173

Manufacturers

Fire—

New

Amsterdam

40%

42%

New

Hampshire Fire

28%

30 %

New

York

126

131

North

583

603

170

Continental Casualty Co

lo

131

Crum

10
*

Inc

Employees Group Assoc—
Employers Reinsurance

lo

Federal

Fire

Assn

of

(S

Indemnity

Peerless

—

43
93

General Reinsurance
Corp

Co

Phoenix

66'A

75%

78

St

5
4

"III0

42'A
126

54

43%
131

Paul

Fire &

Marine

of Freeport

54

58

308

25

71

74

5

20

Rye

2

11%

York

Trust

57

Springfield Fire & Marine
Standard
Travelers




44'A

45%

National

35

37

—50

259

269

16

66

69

10

44

46

Bank

U S

Sterling

National

32

U

52

Westchester Fire

S

_25

Trade Bank & Trust Co

United

10

Trust

States

100

198

19%
363

Recent
Bonds—

Bid

Arkansas

Pwr

Brockton

Edison

&

Lt

3%s—1985

75

80

10

33

35

10

68'A

70'A

25

52

56

Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50

50

53

98

101

&

Fire

Bank

National

Trust

Co

Detroit
Jersey City
First

Bank

National

Angeles

Pittsburgh
Bank

Nat'l

&

Trust—25

53%

Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr—20

55%

St. Louis

2J2/4
21'A
373

National

Bank

20

55

Bank

National

Mercantile

17

62'/2

66 %

Co

25

61'/2

65'/2

20

66 '/2

71%

6.25

39'A

41

1990

102%

103'A

1975

101%

102

Trust

St Louis Union Trust
San

Franciscco

Bank of Amer N T & S A

3%s

1985

Security Issues
Ask
102

Potomac

102%

103

Tennessee

Texas

Central Maine Power 3%s__1985

101%

102'A

Consumers

101

101%

Power

3 Vis

1990

Bonds—(Cont.)

101V2

Elec

Bid

Power

Gas

4s

Service

Elec

Washington

3%s

3y«s

1985

Lgt 3'/2s__1980

Gas

West Texas Utilities 3%s

Dayton

Rubber

4s

1970

Detroit

Edison

3'As—

1980

k„

1965

Ask

101'A

102'/4

103

101

101%

112'A

113'A

*

108 %

13

10

67%

Power

&

Light 3'A s_ 1980

101'A

1021/4

31'A

32%

88

277/s

14

15%

lo

75

10

6.25

Fruehauf

Trailer

Georgia

3%s

4.25%

1975

112%

1985

3%s

Power

102'/2

103'A

104

104%

101%

102

10

lo
100

4.16%

1985

3y4s

—1985

64

73

67

76

2,675

79'A

82'A

3

66 %

71'%

2

34 %

36%

50

preferred

Minn-Honeywell
3'/as

3.30%
Tenn

59%

4.90%

100%

102

102%

Reg—
100

k

Transmission—

preferred

,_100

FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•No

par

value.

k Admitted

tEx-two-for-one

tEx 100%
flEx-50%
a

Net

b Bid

stock

split.

stack dividend.
stock

asset

dividend,

value.,

yield price.

60'A

99

100

preferred

Gas

60

2,625

preferred

Louisiana Power & Light—

Jersey Central Power & Light—
Ohio Eaiscn

58'A

pfd„100

General Telephone Corp—

93

26%

2

10

StocksEl Paso Nat Gas 4.40%

71

5

Fidelity & Guaranty Co—10

30%
50

Commerce

of

Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25

First

Bank

52'%

83%

5

20

Co

Trust

.

42 «A

49%

Haven)

Accident

550

510

320

11%

10

(New

348

530

City Bank

National Bank

National

Mellon

20

40'A

Security

25'A

2'%

84'A

100

Morgan (J P) & Co Inc

60

80%

(Jacksonville Fla)

57

82 'A

Dallas

57

23 y2

Fire

52

35%

lo

5

"

10

52%

Seaboard Surety Co

IHI5

Glens Falls

30%

Bank

33%

67

<

64'4

341
490

197

90

_

10

100

National Bank of Detroit

20

Co

49%

62

Casualty Co

2.50

F)

R9t/

42

60

85

Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)

Life

Globe <fc Republic
Great American
Gulf Life

Pacific

84

89

Firemen's of Newark

Hanover

78

81

41

Philadelphia

Fireman's Fund
Franklin

75

70'A

49%

58

10

Fire

MdZIZIIlo

112'%

47%

2

—12.50

Pacific

100

Savings Bk—100

Cleveland

Central

Los

2.50

135

4

Fidelity & Deposit of

29'A
187

3.33%

River

Northern

'

79'A
49%
39

5

Northeastern

5

Forster

52

10

Fire

10

108

5

Casualty

5
10

&

47%

49

42'/s

lo

National Union Fire

(N J)__5

Co

40%

15

10

Amer

10

40

36%

1

66

Bankers & Shippers

&

114

13%

Automobile

of

20
__10

484

63

National

Connecticut\General Life

31%

4

96

Continental Assurance

110

472

5

93

Ins

10
10

46'A

25

Insi/rance))Co
Fiife Ins Assn

51%

93

1C4

127

44'A

Merchants &

65%

94 %

5

30

60%

180

Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance

6

Surety

C)
Life

Casualty

28

6%

N

National

49%
123

Ask

87
101

Ins—

Lincoln

-

5

Life

Life

39'/2

1

Colonial

North Amer—5

of

43%

C)

Bid

Hartford

75'A

269

Harris Trust

Boatmen's

39'A

Camden

44'/2

Royal State Bank of N Y._

Hartford Fire Insurance Co

72%

Co

6.22

Par

<fc

First National Bank

Hartford
5

of Commerce-10

27.31

Insurance

Re-insurance

Boston

2()

5.76

Ask

25

Illinois
Bank

Connecticut

Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co

Brook

37%

85

Bank—

Bank

Industrial Bank

Ask

Trust—33 %

City Nat'l Bank and Trust

Union

Franklin Square N Y

25.26

41 %

American

80%

Bank

Rochelle___

New

Franklin

1

30'/a

D

Natl

62%

Bank

(L I)

Westchester

61'A

10

National

Huntington

34'/2

10

Chicago

Cleveland
20

1

37'%-

(Wash

52

National

37'A

Mercury

21

48

Trust

38%

Assur

American

iqi/
~

ico

29

Manufacturers

5

Ins Co

152

Bank

York-.

Suffolk

of

First

Bid

Par

Continental

Trust____10

City

Meadow

5

Amer

17/

10

National

17.34

5

Amer

&

Fiduciary Trust

29.28

Inc

Companies

Northern Trust Co

16.17

28'/a

Assurance

37

lo

26.87

36'/2

American Fidelity & Casualty
$1.25 conv preferred

American Home

c

55

16

—

1

Companies

2C0

99.633
99.654

Albany, N. Y.
State Bank of Albany

National

1

Co—LlO

Automobile

American

50'/a

25

Long Island Trust—

Inc

Wellington Fund

2

Agricultural Insurance
American

53i/8

(White Plains N Y)

1.

Insurance

99.749
99.722

65 'A

Bank__10

Exchange

Empire Trust

New

Insurance

63'A
51%

Wisconsin [Fund

17.57

Aetna

10
12.50

Bank

Whitehall Fund Inc

7.62

Institutional

Fund

Investors

12.14

Inst Foundation Fund

Aetna

252

22.98

12.03

Fund_lc

14.74

21.03

Street

Investing Corp
Washington Mutual

Ltd—

Growth

13.53

Wall

Investors
Bank

Corn

242

8.27

16.39

Value

Fund

11.50

1

Inc—1

99.738

_

Ask

County Trust Co

of

8.99
42.40

100

Trust

Manhattan

First
1

Canada

4.34

Texas

York

New

Bankers

First

1

Income

Institutional

Corp—*

Fund

ot

Chem

—1

Shares

Institutional

Growth

Bank

Bid

York

Commercial State Bk & Tr

Fund

Stock

Par

New

Chase

Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Common

_

14.44

Stock

Fund
of

15,

99.710

99.675

1955
1955

8.

19.74

1

Stevens

September

21.94

13.29

.1

Fund

Fund

18.09

Inc

(Geo)

August 18, 1955

21.50

•

Fund

August

•

10.64

Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c

99.78L

40

1

Inc
Inc

Inc

(T Rowe)

13

273A

35

—2.50

Fund
Fund

Street

Scudder

16.01

Ask

99.813

99.771

1955

lc

Mutual Fund Inc

—

99.368

shares

Haydock Fund Inc

1955

1,

99.84L

Philadelphia

12.73

Bid
99.802

1955

25,

99.829

lc

Boston

September

99.858

Equipment shares

of

August

99.974

1955-

12'/4

26'A

5

Trading

79.00

Fund

99.994

11,

&

75.00

Income

99.993
99.969

5

preferred

lc
lc

Inc

14,

1955-

13.81

Fund

1955

7,

July

22,

12.61

Guardian

Dollar Value
.

September

1

Hudson

1.95%

■

September

Sovereign

1

95.24

Bills

Ask

99.896

10.22

lc '

Bid

99.951

13.16

shares

Due

99.927

13.28

Utility

Dated

99.944

9.45

Growth Industry Shares Inc

Rate

Dollar Value

July

12.18

3.95

Ask

United Stales Treasury

"

12.28

14.63

1-55

23.23

1

9-

Bid

4.55

1

1-54

6.69

Canada

Inc—1

11.62

12-

Due

99.888

Pine

9.05

lc

Dated

99.918

14.35
13.98

lc

Rate

1955—

Putnam

—lc

93.4

95.16

18.96

Inc—lc

Series

new„1.25

shares

95.28

8.92

Southwestern

stock

99.24
101

5.31

Selected

shares

100.31

4,

$1.50

7.33

shares

99.16

1957

6.98

1

Shareholders Trust of Boston—1

Steel

15,

July 28, 1955

Fund Inc

8.26

1956

2%s March

1.25%

9.62

Railroad

.

Bid

1-54

14.57

Tobacco

96.28

2-55

10.41

Bond

98

5-

9.24

RR

97.18

97.30

11-

9.50

Railroad

97.10

.

1.95%

Capital Fund

Petroleum

11.16

shares

98.4

96.20

.

l%s Feb. 15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
l'%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April 1, I960-

100.4

July 21, 1955

Puritan

6.68

shares

100

100.2

99.18
98.20

97.28

l%s April 1, 1958
1%S Oct. 1, 1958

100

99.24

1956

Oct.

99.1

99.16

98.12

.

August

11.27

10.19

shares

99.30

Aug. 15.
l%s Oct. 1.

1957

15,

1.25%

13.25

Merchandising

100.3

98.31

1957
1, 1957

l%s
100.1

2s

15,

Aug.

Ask

99

21.14

lc

Petroleum

l%s May

93.24

.

19.24

shares—lc

Mining

99.28

2s

-

Treasury Notes—

9.49

8.20
10.29

lc

shares

99.26

Bid

Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s April 1, 1957

100.1

3.84

Price

shares—lc

Bond

1955

point

of. a

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures

Industrial Machinery shares-lo

bond

99.31

1955

32nds

more

or

Maturity—

19.26

Pacific Amer Investors com„10c

27.77

lc

Institutional

l%s Aug. 15,
I Vis Dec. 15,

one

Ask

1955

Scudder,

shares

represent

15.78

1

American

10-'°
12-62

12.77

Equipment shares

General

point
Bid

Series* 1956

Series

9.84
11-52

13.11

administered

decimal

13.97

of Canada Ltd

7.99

lc

Fully

♦

York

lc
lc

Fund

Food

after

■

Electrical

&

Figures

■

New

75.43

7.35

Stock Fund_lc

(The)

Common

Electronics

'

70.20

lc

shares

Chemical

U. S. Geriificales of Indebtedness & Notes

11.02

lc

England

lc

Building shares
Capital Growth

99.12

40.68

Series

Stock

New

Securities—
shares—

99.6

1958

20,

al4.68

Inc

Pioneer

shares

Mortgage Assn—

Jan.

32.31

Series

of

3.38

3.11

1

Corp

97.20

98.16

10.04

Series

Resources

Fund

16.92;

15.44

25.41

1

i

Capital

Investors Trust

2'/aS

1, 1960

Natl

29.89

Fund

8.60

7.85

1

Inc

General

Aviation

Stock

Resources

North

1

Inc

Automobile

99.1

Federal

37.63

Series—

Natural

Inc—

series

Industries Fund

98.24

1957

1,

2'/2s June

100.1

1

Series

Growth

11.31

Funds

series

99.29

99.29

•

Series

Natural

13.08
15.54

11.97

14.37

Fund

General

.'

Income

4.39
15.36
7.43

stock

Preferred

19.62

5

stock

2s June 1,

99.22

1956

Stock

Series:

Stock

7.36

21.31

1

Fidelity Fund Inc

Common

1,

99.26

98.2

9.30

Fund

Preferred

22.79
20.98
5.07

,

Investment

Franklin Custodian

Feb.

2.35s June

97.26
97.12
98.8

1959
1960

34.26

Securities—

Speculative

Equity Fund Inc

Futures

Bond

18.00

1

of

Wide

Balanced

Fund

Mutual

2'As

Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.90s Feb. 1, 1956

98.22

31.69

Investors Corp

Howard-

Formula Fund

May 1,

98.8

99.13,
98.14

1

National

—1

Dreyfus Fund Inc

Founders

2'As

98.2

1

12.93

25c

Industrial

1958—

1

1

Shares

Financial

1,

X8.49

interest

24.78

2.50

of

Nov.

Shares—

11.80

Shares—

^

3.30

Inc

22.53

Investment Fund

Fund

2'As

3.84

Corp

beneficial

Balanced

Diversified

Federated

100.2

100

1

Fund

1

Fund

1956

3.5(|

3.45

Life Fund

Mutual

Nation

Fund

Stock

1958

19,

100.4

1956
1957-55

1,

1

Massachusetts

47 %

'%

Diversified Growth

Electronics

1,

Trust_l

Growth

.1

Fund

3.27

3.48

Inc

Fund

19.70

18.22
44

Inc

Investment,

Investors

Mass

1

Balanced

Oct.

May

Inc..10c

Investors

1

&

PAS
2%s

—

Ask

100.8

1

Massachusetts

Inc

Fund

Bid

•

21.27

1

Dividend

1

shares

Manhattan

12.26

1

Inc

E.j

100.1
100.1

6.60

lc

Transportation shares

Fund—1

6.00

lc

Steel

:

Fund

Series

lc

10.07

Consolidated Investment Trust_l

Stock

4.93

21.76

Western

99.31
99.30

4.69

9.26

Fund

Delaware

6.80

4.26
4.48

Special Investment

145

5.26

6.18

20.05

Stock

4.78

lc

1

Composite Bond & Stock
Composite

1955
1955

7.58

shares—lc

Industries

shares

1

Fund Inc

17,
15,

Feb.

Certificates of Indebtedness—

Inc

Commonwealth

1,

Oct.
Nov.

2.25s

a44.90

lc

Investment

Fund

Commonwealth

May

2.05s

22 %

shares

Petroleum

16,000

2%s

point

a

Bonds—

1.90s

13.18

21 %

1

Electrical Equipment shares.lc

1
1

Preferred

Colonial

6.91
12.06

Funds—

2-for-l split)— 1

(ex

Christiana

1

25c

Sayles Mutual Fund—*

Managed

100.1

99.31

Maturity—

Inc

Fund

Fund

Fund

Fund

Ltd

Canadian

Loomis

of
-

Bank

Land

11.02

11.98

(1954)

Group

10.19

32nds

more

or

Federal

1955

15

one

Ask

9.86

17.68

Canada General

Gas

9.03

23.71

California

Eaton

13.69

represent

16.34

11.08

16.35

19.16

12.55
14.97

21.93

1

17.56

Stk)„1

10c

Fund Inc

Street

Crown

Stocks)—_1

Invest Corp——5
Fund
Ltd
1

Bowling Green

Chem

Com

Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l

Boston Fund Inc—

Broad

n«%

_1

Corp

Holdings

(Discount Bonds)

point
Bid

21.01

Bonds)

decimal

after

Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.80s Aug.

B-4

Axe-Houghton

Figures

10.15

19.35
a20.99

Bonds)_l

Grade

Priced

(Low

B-3

Fund-1

Obligations of Government Agencies

Ask

Funds—

(Investment
(Medium

Bid

„l

Boston—_1

Mutual

Custodian

Keystone

9.83

1.53

.

Development

Mutual

Funds—

Investment

B-2

Fund Trust--

Associated
Atomic

Shares

Bid

Stock
t New
x

listing

Ex-dividend,

wi When

y

to

Exchange,

stock,

issued,

Ex-rights.

on

the New York

Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—

THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS

'1"

.V

;

•1955

Bank

clearings this week will show an increase compared with a year ago.

Pre¬

us

based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities

cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly

$22,109,016,344 against $21,384,883,081 for the

there is
the

loss for the week ending Friday of

a

follows:

week

same

1 —

'

.

$

l.J

1,411, 182

+

9.2

$

1,654,836

1,922,972

1,648,275
i

1,420,93J

1,591, 326

+ 22.0

4,029, 2bJ

+

27.2

4,0.3,860

3,916,678

1,205,000, 000

+

7.1

1,119,000,000

1,152,000,OOJ

3,793,188

3,658, 812

3.7

3,230,520

2,846,0 id

8,387,354'

6,756, 675

1,940,884

.■

1,267,066

1,972,456

+

-

♦3,000,000
7,847,940

Delaware—Wilmington

5.5

6,973,798

5,780,577

6.1

4,044,471

2,503,844

o.J

0,0oo,196

5,282,401

—

3,195, 743
8,291 ,2oJ

York

New

1952

1953

or

+

5,124,321 1

Scranton

Our comparative summary for

1.8%.

Inc.

Dec. 7c

$

1,691, 964

'

Philadelphia
Reading

At this center

week in 1954.

1954

1,290,000,000

Lancaster

Wilkes-Barre

at

V'

1,540,477

Chester

clearings will be

Our preliminary total stands

3.4% above those of the corresponding week last year.

Week Ended June 25

5?"^

1,724,848

Bethlehem

indicate that for the week ended Saturday, July 2, clearings for all

of the country,

l

$

Pennsylvania—Altoona

liminary figures compiled by

' *

—

—

14,719,611

12,998. 701

+13.3

11,436,699

10,781,32/

'14,077,221

10,767, 620

+'30.7

9,118,631

7,900,081>

1,350,155,822

1,259,392,631

7.2

1,170,434,439

Jersey—Trenton

•»

Total

(11

cities).

mmm

+

1,195,467,199

CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending July 2—

1,047,214,734

1,002,320,457

+

4.5

1,251,000,000

-—-

$11,645,146,184

1,186,000,000

+

5.5

■

-

Philadelphia

Ohio—Canton

Kansas

City

8,388,235

+ 24.0

7-,687,265

287,178,480

247,208,255

+ 16.2

245,543,510

214,103,095

Cleveland

538,805,141

461,719,546

+16.7

4

j2,862,649

410,128,340

39.450.000

37,314,802

6,792,^23

■

50,926,200

43,363,000

+

7.1

Mansfield

12,971,892

10,886,303

+,19.2

8,799,067

368,940,545

+

8.1

Youngstown

12,647,251

9,952,304

+

27.1

11.474.001

8,26-.,Ob-A

382,377,129

8.7

+

7.4

+

338,900,000

415,820,259

388,374,716

364,000.000

-

Columbus

619,122,887

398,834,736

—

Louis

'369,953,960

1,328,747,175

1,163,894,772

+14.2

1,164,191,208

1,052,577,176

3,123,663

+ 22.4

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
t

584,807,000

571,381,930

+

2.3

446,284,940

$08,181,106

+

*525,000,000

Cleveland

Baltimore

469,472,665

+

11.8

350,419,164

308,981,690

+

Total

Virginia—Huntington

Richmond

3,722,029,680

+

13.9

$21,311,248,677 $20,640,477,144

+

3.3

744,405,937

+

+

j

3,925,134

3,503,82$

16,965,000

+

20.7

18,777,000

16,542, OOOi

188,617,460

+

7.7

177,285,333

147.46a, o*J

7.2

$22,109,016,344 $21,384,883,081

3,824,838
20;483,000

203,083,358

Vnginia—Norfolk

0.9

+

$17,072,410,342 $16,918,447,464

(7 cities)

fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West

Other cities, five

6,020,97 >

.

13.4

..

cities, five days.

+ 17.4

9.3

Francisco

Pittsburgh

Ten

10,397,952

Cincinnati

663,330,258

Boston

San

Fourth Federal ReserveDisirict—Gleveland—

1.8

—

$11,441,519,510

Chicago

St.

'

1955

York

.\ew

*

1954

.3.4

days.

4.238,838,335

6outh

All

797,767,667

cities, one day
Total all cities for week

5,114,380

+

33.3

5,399,692

367,972,582

337,674,303

+

9.0

333,976,279

316.089,487

District of

Columbia—Washington-

122,273,864

110,030,616

+

11.1

106,088,773

96.132.29J

(6 cities)

724;45tf,009

661,525,452

+

9.5

645,452,211

585,093,577

Carolina—Charleston

Total

'

♦Estimated.

6,818,367

Maryland—Baltimore
Total all cities, five days.

—

Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
issue of next week.

our

We cannot furnish them

the Saturday figures

today, inasmuch

as

Georgia—Atlanta

the week

not available at time of going to press.

are

:

Augusta

cases

has to be estimated.

-

we

able to give

are

final and complete results of the previous week

For that week "there

June 25.

the whole country
same

statement, however, which we present further below,

increase of 7.6%, the aggregate clearings

an

an

+

7.9

+

8.6

4,005,358

4,141,3bL

+ 34.7

165,383,613

135,28A 00A

132,755,653

144,304,76$.

206,870,895

District in which

they

are

located and from this we note that in

(including this city) the totals show

1.6%, in thevBoston Reserve District of 16.5%

in

an

+ 27.2

410,293

+ 15.5

196;694,781

176,086,808

-I

1,160,483,076

(10 Cities)

922,184,466

—

Wfcyne

a

gain of 14.7%, the St. Louis Reserve

Reserve District the totals record an expansion of

Haute

and

1955

12 cities

Boston

—11

"2nd New York

1954

$

.

911.855,757

"

11,539,007,946

742,364,347

+16.5

11,352,650,218

.

$

716,710,380

1.6

+

9,595,264,430

10,216,637,844

1,350,155,822

1,259,392,631

+

7.2

1,170,434,439

1,328,747,175

1,163,894,772

+

14.2

1,164,191,208

724,456,009

661,525,452

+

9.5

645,452,211

**

1,160,483,076

1,327,083,160

"

665,968,234

+ 25.8

1,123,392,126

6.3

588,486,397

549,949,161

now

593,158,400

South

400,079,326

18,6

985,091,222

1,011,920,369

"

464,341,298

"

1,223,811,325

1,032,237,099

+

22,079,915,540

20,514,083,503

+

7.6

18,425,704,637

9,514,579,720

+

15.1

9,245,421,679

add our detailed statement showing the figures

for each city and for the

1954
$

2,516,501

Dec.

$

7o

1952

S

12,922,937

*6.2

+

24.1o,

9,943,883

9.4

4,013,424

4,026,24 6

+ 14.7

1,173,374,840

1,123,392,126

11.2

1,957,076

1,889,022

5,785,650

.+

9.2

5,004,069

4,638.570

695,479,143

+

17.2

628,352,006

611,630,033

3,775,690

3,007,470

+ 25.5

2,713,309

304,700,000

352,885,911

148,293,7 79

2,053,8146

+

32.3

2,145,730

94,599^3/05
2,35J,3C»

665,968;234

626,331,408

+

6.3

588,486,397

6,192,542

4

1.8

+

1,181,562

+ 10.2

1,080,417

1,206,575

3,959,430

2,891,713

+

36.9

3,218,189

26.7

7,239,906

6,5C0,3'71

333,964,585

+ 17.3

318,527,878

300,25 ;,0_:5

117,954,905

4 20.2

111,559,035

10j,63u,lt 5

4

16.6

6,713,845

3,766,161

4

8.3

3,851,866

3,331,4

6,016,639

4,582,789

4

31.3

3,737,428

3,326,67S

4

'5.2

10,490,041

4 17.8

462,119,999

13,038,976

12,396,879

572,648,038

486,038,857

*

(7 cities)

11,719,888

+

9.4

11,225,203

10,920,555

9.343,357

8,052,755

+ 16.0

8,055,453

7,802,966

33,666,516

35,683,668

5.7

31,089,027

28,440,888

18,322,823

14,975,761

+ 22.4

14,433,842

14,034,172'

32.341,100

25,663.800

+

26.1

33,482,900

4

7.5

-654 712

+

0.8

731,357

542,1-iO

7,086 004

+

1.0

7,465,733

7,55o,9al

6.1

112,991,468

147,376,5-0

—

;

Kansas—Topeka

150,331 .873

Joseph

20,700,602

21,859,9o$

4 19.3

380,938,829

388,063,535

10,510,839

10,988, 3-JS

2,963,008

2,692,9 IS

4

9

4

3.1

4,168 020

4

35.3

3,001.270

2,033,856

+

14.8

1,752,821

1,574,555

941,855,757

808,738,952

+16.5

742,364,347

716,710,380

Total

(9

'

cities)

579,585,899

664,711,987

4

14.7

Haven

Rhode Island—Providence

_

New Hampshire—Manchester
Total

(12

cities)

—

,

9,266,866

6,971,413

502,588,835

Dallas
Port

402,601,301
30,610,1

37,851,935

Worth

6

+ 32.9

7,498,231

8,017,215

4 24.8

352,126,380
28,966,911

33J,071,71>

4

23.7

4

15.7

4

19,233,145

Elmlra

Jamestown
New
.

_

__

_

2,030,513

#.7

3,843,771

3,848,217

+ 16.6

127,391,123

110,386,945

4 35.6

2,258,663

2,770.068

2,991,363

2,244,518

4

33.3

1,968,595

1.856,582

10,999,503,783

+

1.2

9,180,282,958

9,803,926,935

34,002,742

Rochester

7,640,051

6.543,553

16.8

6,047,347

6,5J2,2oJ

16,937,324

11,817,829

4 43.3

9,713,347

9,632,W>

580,987,011

464,341,298

+25.1

410,204,216

400,079,325

+ 11.3
7.5
4 16.8
4 14.6

171,883,903
3,964,143

177,773,313

157,680,001

178,758,80?

78,687,618

71,996,83 »

Falls

Louisiana—Shreveport
Total

(6

cities)

*

—

Twelfth Federal Reserve

District—San Francisco—
196,069,617

29.981,594

+ 13.4

27,917,015

+ 10.4

17,718,508

16,240,547

8.9

24,753,063

22,254,969

16,212.480

28.666,922

Jersey—Newark

67,921,097

54,582,520

4 24.4

54,575,375

CJtah—Salt

Lake

California—Long
Pasadena
San

Beach

-San

87,559,866

71,969,413

4 21.7

64,595,775

63,763,413

11,539,007,946

11,352,650,218

+, 1.6

9,595,264,430

10,216,637,844

MtlA.1




4,208,'153

-

Jose

192,277,416
99,076,251
21,504,116

164,653,784
86,466,688
19,55^,288
13.427,372
536,608,006
15,126,228
5,710,003
9,699,300

4 18.1
4 22.0
4 41.1
+ 0.7

1,223,811,325

—.

-

Francisco

+

15,864,803
654,038,154
21,342,433
5,749,891
11,962,469

City

Barbara

8tockton

Total

(10

cities)

48,944,617

Northern New Jersey
<11

4,767,405

1,032,237,0:9

+18.6

985,091.222

1,011,920,303

i.6

18.425,704,637

18,768,635,685

+ 15.1

9,245,421,679

17,266,133

18,396,086

+10.0

12,471,565

12,852,173

511,912,060

519,740,537
14,5b6

14,917,911

25,256,840

17,891,326

Tnf.il

176,226,025

5,126,095

Oregon—Portland

Santa

26,115,154

Connecticut—Stamford
Hew

.

126,305,151

2,753,124

89,959,584

+

,

11,129,981,937

—

York

Syracuse
•

3,178,974

147.229,584

Buffalo

17,974,350

3.328,558

York—Albany

Blnghamton

117,388,711

7.0

5,683,00 >

5,852,000

6,702,000

Wichita

Yakima
+

5,794,000

31, .'78,08 *

Galveston

Washington—Seattle

Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Hew

593,158,490

Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—

'

Connecticut—Hartford

3,112,50J

577,943,739

3,103 401

(a)

.*

7,717,056

12.7

10,260 ,3

5,666,298

Colorado—Colorado Springs

10,05 !,8»:l

4 30.2

370,847, 485

27,222,471

442,389,586
10,577,067

City

+

8,060 T32
24,149, 031

10,492,160

-

Wichita

Pueblo

900,5 IS

923,577

924 242

659,957
7,153,941
159,556,980

/

30,302,700

2,335,307

—

11,448,31J438,372,70$

City993,527

Texas—Austin

Worcester

7,213,831

7,180,996

4,073,131

-

2,158,836

12,815,940

Bedford

549,940,161

2,111,448

1,302,225

River

Lowell

New

10,730,431.

328,700,000

Nebraska—Fremont

St.
+

2,263,686

815,150,308

Massachusetts—Boston

__

12,539,097

:

+

—

104,754,756

—

Helena

Vllssouri—Kansas

6.318,560

Portland

Springfield

3,606,017

114,386,277

7,844,804

Omaha

1953

Inc. or

First Federal Reserve District—Boston-

New

851,649,954

4,209,938

5.9

8,373,743

Dakota—Aberdeen

Hastings

1955

at—

Maine—Bangor

Fall

1,31 *,30 J

838,128,364

+ 15.8

—_——

Lincoln

$

-

2,367,692

13.3

+ 27.2

8,964,708,750

Week Ended June 25

•

+ 35.7
+

+

North Dakota—Fargo

18,768,635,685

10,949,933,553

City—:

-

...

Montana—Billings

580,987,011

r

week ended June 25 for four years:

Clearings

13,195,7o8

141,738,692

410,204,216

+ 14.7

110 cities

We

32,159,172

12,917,9o2

163,691,235

346,200,000

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas

1

32,392,470

6.8

391,556,053

+ 25.1

+ 17.8

579,585,899

10

York

27,6

+

2,717,371

Minneapolis

438,372,794

486,038,857

664,711,987

6

New

1,157,162,451

4,466,367

+

86,34*,jJ7

Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—

Total

Outside

5,928,174

4,799,751

121,087,515

—

Minnesota—Duluth

462,119,999

572,648,038

Total

8,343,335

189,563,348

(4 cities)—

577,943,739

"
**

Francisco

11,739,814

1,207,859

352,600,000
—

Bt. Paul

9

—

11th Dallas

12th San

1,173,374,840

'

'

,

88^,277,333

14.7

+

626,331,408

910,777,589

+

1,157,162,451

:—7

City

4,45.7,754

10,355,137

Louis

Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
'Total

922,184,466

**

4

Minneapolis

869,863,426

96,848,957

+

585,093,577

17

8th

12,922,777

17,166,359

in

(17 Cities)

Missouri—St.

1,052,577,176

"

Louis

"10th Kansas

31,608,499

3,058,51$.

19.5

4 26.8

1,195,467,199

"

10

8t

2,969,811

13,802,403
1,638,686
985,751,522

—

'Kentucky—Louisville

-

Chicago

+ 30.6

7,151,771

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$

7o

fl

6th Atlanta

15,98/,069

—

1952

1953

Inc. or

Dec.

808,738,952

57,983,0'jO

4,510,255

-

Total

8,192,799
12,285,942

1,327,083,160

-

6,3 58,177

59,585,000

5,373,372

i

1,475,306"
11,045,48*

6,503,550

4.0

5,669,553

i

1,614,864

14,Ool,336

19.7

-f 14.9

3,320,032

8pringfield

7

—

Richmond

8th

885,277,033

—17.1

40,329,322

Peoria

18.6%.

11 "

3rd Philadelphia
.4th Cleveland—...,

7th

910,777,589

11,960,969

10,172,709

98,018,063

Decatur

Federal Reserve Districts:

$

8th

152,249,60 J

62,284,000

5,717,092

City

Chicago

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 25—

•

155,792,633

+

4,334,932

-

Illinois—Bloomington

14.7%, in the Dallas Reserve Dis¬

the San Francisco Reserve District of

in

In the following we furnish a summary by

1st

411,687

11.7

+ 51.6

7,457,210

117,098,064

-

Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines

Rockford

trict of 25.1%

475,758

-

■

+ 22.6

11,287,357

9,910,984

Bend

Terre

—.

Wisconsin—Milwaukee

In the Kansas City

and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 17.8%.

—

Indianapolis

in the Philadelphia Reserve

and

and in the Atlanta Reserve District by

District by 9.5%

Reserve

The Chicago Reserve District enjoys

District of 6.3%

7,132,461

8,396,963

+25.8

2,077,218

2,547,541
17,115,505
8,922,997
9,763,691
71,586,000

—
——-

Lansing
Indiana—Fort

Sioux

25.8%.

6,363,52 L

Seventh Federal Reserve District—ChicagoMichigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids

improvement

In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are larger by 14.2%,

the Richmond

+ 38.2

149,693,942
9,605,366

'

—

6,558,075

"

473,952

;

Louisiana—New Orleans
Total

;

5,552,988
4,959,055

152,436,937

12,221,797

South

of

90,306,Dol
325,100,i>,

5,387,300

-

Mississippi—Vicksburg

for

We group the cities according to the

increase of 1.2%.

the New York Reserve District

District of 7.2%.

108,697,731
304,800,000

w . ,

Alabama—Birmingham

Outside of this city there was a gain of 15.1%, the bank clear¬

ings at this center showing
Pieserve

week ended

+ 20.5
+ 26.9

having amounted to $22,079,915,540 against $20,514,083,503 in the

week in 1954.

Federal

was

—

19,519,400

23,911,805

95,947,041

304,400,000

7 205,269,959

—

Macon

Mobile

elaborate detailed

In the

+ 11.5

23,092,036

386,200,000
5,993,191

/•,

Florida—Jacksonville

Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all

*

25,746,035
115,625,166

—

Nashville

'

ends Saturday, and

_

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—

,

Tennessee—Knoxville

in

'

5,362,42$,

—

Grand

Outside
♦

total

22,079,915,540

(110 cities)

New York City

Estimated,

(a) Clearings

.

20,514,083 503

10,949,933,553

9,514,579,720

operations

5.033,775
*

+23.3

+.

4,172,623

10,144,155

10,576,311.

discontinued.

#
*

.

8,964,708,750

#&

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,

(48)

Company and Issue—

Foreign Exchange Rales

Standard Oil Co.
Texas &

Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies

daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
FOREIGN

EXCHANGE

CERTIFIED

RATES

BY

JUNE

FEDERAL
24

BANK

RESERVE

JUNE

TO

TO

TREASURY

INCLUSIVE

1955,

30,

UNDER

on

Gen.

Bank/
the-different /

Pacific
ref.

&

United

Air

ACT

37/o%

mtge.

Lines,

Washington
3V2% 1st

1930

OF

•

'

•

Monetary

Unit

Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York

(Value in United States Money)

American

4'/*%

Friday

Inc.,

Argentina

$

1

.200000*

.

$

$

.200000*

$

peso—

Basic

.200000*

.200000*

Preferential

.133333*

.133333*

Free

.0717487*

.0717487*

Australia,

pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc

2.219206

Water

Power

mtge.

Dominion

.0385802*

.0198765

due

1.015781

1.015312

1.014776

1.014437

.208300

.208300

.208333

.208333

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00435401*

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

.00285625

pound

.237337*

.237322*
.208333

.208333

2.784375

2.785000

.208300'

2.783541

.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

.0800560

.261857

.261533

.261616

.261533

2.757528

2.756188

2.756188

2.756806

2.757425

.140080*

.140080*

.140080*

.496766*

.496766*

.496766*

.0349000

.0349000

.0349000

.193330*

.193330*

.193330*

.233350

.223350

.233325

.233325

2.774698

2.773349

2.773349

2.773972

2.783750

2.783616

2.784375

2.785000

.

Corp.,

Ltd.,

Federal Reserve Banks Combined

Demand

thousands of dollars)
Increase ( + ) or

Decrease (—-) Since

Gold

1955

certificates
F.

R.

notes

of

cash

Discounts

other

advances

1

472

78

—

16,482

outright...

15,495

—

328,715
1,539

+

loans

S. Government securities:

31,769

+

4,392

721,951

__

23,839
244,840

26,379

-

-

221,001

—

1,916

-

176,087

—

1,914

-

342,850

Acceptances—Bought
U.

20,993,667

banks

1954

2

837,567

—_

and

Industrial

notes

reserves..

Total gold certificate
P.

R.

June 30,

22,

1955

20,156,100

.

Redemption fund for

Other

June

29,

685,206

+

760

16,482

Bought outright—
'

832,450

Certificates
Notes

bought

2,801,750

outright

Held under repurchase

total

a

—

23,553,812

of

$257

adjusted

deposits

290,800

decreased

$226

S.

City and $386 million at all report¬
Loans to banks increased $401 mil¬

lion in New York City and
A summary

by

a

Due

from

and

securities...

net total of $256 million.

of assets and liabilities of reporting

23,553,812

foreign banks

Uncollected

cash

.Increase ( + ) or,
Since

June 22,
Assets—

-1,483,625

Bank

—

782,697

June 15,

assets

—686,470

+

adjusted*

57,146

1_,

+

205

+

139^964

...

tural

596,163
3,595

+

5,554

+

47,825

assets

50,385,451

—383,222

Liabilities-

a

25,780,417

+ 109,165

18,594,588

—434,866

Deposits:
Member bank—reserve
U. S.

accounts

Treasurer—general
Foreign

■

'

+

acct.

344,389

+

407,139

__

245,958
10,932

—

407,944

+

162,040

—

192,285

—

—

19,754,060

Deferred availability cash items—
Other liabilities and accrued riivs.
liabilities

—

3,683,622

37,800

—459,731

20,832

+

327

+

453,791

+

8,202

—388,039

—

294,612
71

Surplus

(Section

13b)

Other

capital

Total

Ratio
to

+

173,464

and capital accts...
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬

+

50,395,451

in

on

+

+

299

31

Time

of

35,888

Interbank

22~410

—

—

+ 1,288

—1,238

760

257

4.48%

Gas

$2.40

Banks

—

+2,391

42'+"
•:.,5,. •

.1%

—

+

.3%

26,206

Foreign
From

banks

Metal

Title

./

3,569

57,127

_

,-ir

—

21,629

deposits

Toledo

+
+

Trade

♦Exclusive

2,894

of

^ne.2?: 5ecreases of $539 million
States

+

United

in holdings

Government securities, $599 million
in
deposits adjusted, and $496 million
in demand

$471 million

in

banks, and an increase of
United States Government
deposits.

rrM0^m?7Rlal'-iilndUS!ri^' and
nHnrfn

I

principal
York
and

increases

million

$14 million in

dustry
and

aSricultural loans
K milllon
at a}1 reporting member banks;
changes were

City, $20

in

the

Chicago.

of

San

creased

million.

$178

for

purchasing

million.

"Other"

Real

loans

inthe

$26 million in New

+

—

1,485

_

Banks.

Co.

District,
Changes according to in¬

or

Loans to brokers

carrying securities

estate

loans

increased $41

increased

de¬

and $42

million

in

were

million.

$115 million in New York
City

the Richmond

District.

Holdings of
reasury certificates of indebtedness
decreased in nearly




Trust

(quar.)

to

loan

banks

items

and

are

Trust

preferred

Oil

Co.

+

(N.

Y.)

Indian Head

Company
ACF

and

after

shown

+

1r

+ +3,011

29

+

AW/f

471

—

496

37

—

i

482

73

+

286

Kings

and

Inc. preferred

PARTIAL
Issue—

B

5%
7%

cumu.

deduction

of

United

of

1st

mtge.

B

bonds

OF

4+4%

7-28

7-

8

Van

Income

—.Aug

1

20c

pfd.

preferred

stock

Paee

July 15

2457

...

July 14

.July

2799

_

Aug.

1

*

s.

f.

debentures

Aug.
due

1962.,

Aug.

5

*

1

•

Southern Pacific Co.—

July 18

2805

7-15
7-15

7-11

25c

9-15

8-19

$1.12%

9-

1

8-19

$1.25

9-

1

8-12

7c

7-29

7-11

138c

8-15

7-15

_

pfd.

conv.

(quar.)

_

(quar.)

_

8-31

$10c

8-31

7-30

50c

T

9-30

8-31

(quar.)_

common

$1.06 V*

Shares

7-

7

8-16

8-31

100 %

;

8-* 4

$1.25

(quar.)
omitted
com.

(Directors

1

10c

divid.)^

10-

15c

(stock

(quar.t_T

Co.

B.)

Corp.

6-29
,

.

7-29

7-

1

25c

9-

1

15c

8-

1

7-21

$2

8-

1

7-15

a

6-21

(quar.)

(quar.)—

,

'

<s-a)_

-

8-15

Co.—

(quar.)

of America

Investing

Co.

(qur.)_
$5

__

(increased)

$1.25

7-15

7-

5

40c

_—

_

—•

8-16

8-

5

National
class

Corp.,

R.

&

—

__

(Directors

W.)

7-

7-

1

6-30

7-

1

6-20

7-18

1

7-

8

25c

o-

1

7-

8

8-15

8-

8-15

8-

1

75c

8-15

8-

1

1

25c

10-

1

9-15

Ltd.,

Amer.

dep.

40c

9-30

9-20

20c

_

Co.

7-

6-24

1

re¬

20%

8-24

give the dividends announced In

we

7-11

time)

(quar.)

(interim)

ordinary

7-15

omitted

iquar.)_

Mfg.

Candle

(F.

(quar.)

this

at

Inc.

Baumer

Co.

Co.

payment

7-22

50c

$1.25

20c

_

<quar.t_

R.

8-19

20c

_

(quar.)

Coal

Cc-ment

Below

v

_

—

Pacific

1

35c

—

(quar.)

A

9-

15c

—

(quar.)—

Insurance

$1

25c

—

preferred

.West Kentucky Coal
West Point Mfg. Co.

7-

5

previous

weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
announced this week, these being given In thf

dends

preceding table.
Per
Name of Company

AMI,
.icme

Share

(resumed)

Inc.

Petroleum,

Aluminum

15c

class

Alloys,

When

A

Holder•

Payable of Pee.
7-

6

6-22

7-30

7c

7-20

Inc.—

-

$1.10

preferred

i.accum.)

Aerovias
7%

__

_

Sud

A

_

_

8-

1

7-

9

6-16

75c

_

(quar.)

__

Americana

preferred

£1.10
75c

_

7-

9

6-16

7-15

Inc.—

(quar.)

17 %C

7-15

7-

6c

7-20

6-21

1

Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Control

&

preierred

Allied

Stone

Stores

Co.

10c

(s-a)

Corp.

of

_

common

America,

(quar.)

__

1

7-15

8-12

7-22

_

(quar.)

in-

1

9-15

7-14

7-

75C

7-20

6-27

7-

75c

•

common

£2 50

10c

Virginia—.

Corp.
of

preferred

8-

20c

(quar.)

Youngstown RR.—

Corp.,

Thermal

$3.75

—

(quar.)

Corp.

Canton

5%

Allied

Products

Radio

Aluminum

bonds, due June 1, 1975

1
1

(quar.)

preferred

Tool,

Alberene
1983

88-

9

(Quarterly from net investment income)
-Warrcu

Akron
1975

-f

8-

class A

Fund

(J.,

Street

Aircraft

.

due

-

Corp.—

Air

1

.

3

$1.20

Wall

.

debentures, due 1960

7-14

63 %c

__

(quar.)_

2577

July 11

7-28

1

Line—

income)

Corp.

class A

Extra

stock..:

8-16
8-

60c

Addressograph-Multigraph

Date
conv.

8-

at this time).

Sciver

5%

8-17
6-30

8-24

25c

_____

Insurance

Vanadium

1

7-15

30c

Fund—

Wallpaper

Aberdeen

stock

8-17

9-

'

8-17

1

Vitamin

.Woolworth

Page

1

9-

9-13

com.

Ltd.,

Radium

Whitehall

TENDER

9-

(quar.)—

Calif,

(quar.)

Universal

REDEMPTION

sinking fund debentures due

first mortgage

4

40c

Improvement,
preferred (quar.)

United

.-Will

Corp.—
debentures

Seabrook Farms Co. 3%%

3%%

3

8-

(quar.)___

_

Gas

Westmoreland,

Philips Petroleum Co.—
3.70%

8-

8-26

50c

Y.i

(quar.i
Corp., 5%

Corps.,

Class
United

Welsbach
valuation

list of corporate bonds, notes,
called
for redemption,

cumulative

County Lighting Co.—

3Ve%

9-15

8-19

(quar.)

investment

Washington

386/

Productions

C

7-15

9-30

.

(initial)

Continental

(From

200

+

.

Date

.Celotex Corp., 15-year 3V4%
Series

7-15

$1.14

!

preferred

United

846

gross.

Issue—

Products, Inc.,

7-29

.

$1.06'A

—

(quar.)

Lines,

payment

page number gives the location in
(excepf. where indicated) in which
given in the "Chronicle."

Industries, Inc.,

ALCO

1

8-

8-15

17V2C

___

volume

Mills,

3

6-27

30c

_

United

45

stock

NOTICE

and

1

7-20

(quar.)

(quar.)

708

ing tenders, and the

Company

7-

35c

_

(N.

Corp.

Co.

Air

ceipts
a

common

were

7-

17j/2C

—

_

en

including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
current

7-12

7-22

60c

_

_

(quar.)

oreferred

Union

L~

3791

909

Below will be found

the

of Rec.

7-25

21c

_

Corp.
(quar.)__
United Telephone (Ind.), 5%
pfd.

Notices

Cinerama

$31

Holdings of Treasury bills decreased
$171 million; the

principal decreases

pfd.

(quar.)

&

Temper

S,

Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund

the details

Holder9

20c

70c

(quar.)

Co.

4.90%
$2.55

S.

—

;

599

+

253

__

loans

and

i

1

(quar.)_

&

Westmoreland

Francisco

appear in another press
release.

dealers

(initial)

A

(quar.)

Co.

Western

preferred

'

When

$1.22+2

—

Virginia Coal & Iron

_

Reserve

individual

1

Payable

Inc.'.

Mfg.

Bank

Trane

U.

1,173

The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the
following principal changes for the week
TT

series

preferred

Mlg.

Townsend

U.

12,697

14

+

Sep

25c

Co., common
preferred (quar.)

4.56%
Towle

490

24
no

+

10,141

others-

July 27

1960

25c

Edison

4.25%

229

deposits:

_

2805

8

Mfg. Co.—

Guarantee

Warner

Federal

July

.

—

Extra

442

—

f. debentures

Inc.

_

preierred

Therm-O-Disc,
Titan

+

102

,.+

2,521

Domestic banks

reserves;

Condition Statement of Member Banks

demand

_

Thompson-Starrett,

—

;:/+

256

13,896

banks—

adjusted

demand

•

2805

Transmission—

Glass

conv.

common

ol

America,
Inc.

preierred

Thatcher

—2,000

69

Borrowings:

363,680

s.

Share

Enterprises, 6% pfd.
Valspar Corp.r $4 conv pfd.

Government

S.

2358

pfd. stock-July 15

1983

due

preferred
(quar.)
Texas Instruments, Inc. —

—1,076

171

8,737

Reserve

41

539

9,070

deposits except U. S, Government

U.

2695

July 19

cum.

4.90%

+ 1,187

+

949

deposits

2802

3Q

July 18

1983

stock

of Company

Co.

Tennessee

589

10

1,106
Federal

+ 1,537

1,084

_

domestic

78

Liabilities—

22,296

foreign

correspondents
Industrial loan commitments

15-year 6%

gold bonds due

Technicolor,

4,239

178

21,389

with

with

+

accept¬

for

4,607

—383,222

46 1%

liability

July 15

Sep

stock

rer

+ 4,825

+.

:-<

9,029

vault

Balances

From

bilities combined

purchased

Cash

+

16

32,303

___________

banks

+

27^43

accounts

liab.

ances

210

660 901

...

_____

of

Contingent

to

Demand

in

__

2802

July 15
•

.

Power Co.—
bonds

iquar.)__—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe

+

—

7,828
_

securities.

Reserves

399,454

Capital Accounts(Section

Inc.,

mtge.

United Aircraft

securities—total

bills.

2582

Union Telegraph Co.—

+ Name

Sweets

United

bonds

S.

Other

.

for

_

_

(

2356

1

Aug

preferred

Valcar

49,238,931

Surplus

loans

560

+

1,192

Government

S.

U.

137,932

—1,053,732

dealers

Treasury certificates of indebtedness
Treasury notes™!

530,479
31,413

23,433

-

loans

Loans

deposits

Capital paid

U.

416,734

+

_

and

—

—

2,648

estate

^

*

2

bonds, series B, due 1975__July

DIVIDENDS

True

or carrying securitiesloans for purchasing or carry¬

Treasury

Other

Total

Real

"j'.i '

1954

agricul¬

and

securities

ing

363,680

Other

Federal Reserve notes

Total

—

industrial,

purchasing
Other

Total

84,449

43,409

—

brokers

to

adjusted*—_

—

loans

Loans

June 23,

1955

*

(In millions of dollars)

investments

and

Loans

Commercial,

4,392,998

premises

Other

+ 330,176

2692

30

(Continued from page 14)

mem¬

Decrease (—)

22

items

:Sep

-July16

$1.06 J/4

—1,483,625

24,292,717

stock

ber banks follows:

agreem't

Govt, securities..

loans

*

2799

Corp.—

preference

in

Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$106 million in Chicago, $94 million in New York City,
$63 million in the Philadelphia District, $61 million in
the Cleveland District, and $379 million at all reporting
member banks.
Borrowings from others increased $192

Loans
Total

million

cago, $58 million in the San Francisco District, and $52
million in the Cleveland District, and increased $51 mil¬
lion in the Philadelphia District.

million in New York

2690

2

July 11

stocks

Ry.,—
bonds, series A, due

Water

1st

30-year 5%

million.

1955

Total U.

July

RR.—

Stee) Corp. 5+4%

the New York District, $112 million in Chicago, $91 mil¬
lion in the Chicago District outside of the City of Chi¬

+ 1,673,984

—1,383,184

ITrrrt-....

Total

—1,483,625

8,273,775

11,645,837

....

Bonds

and

ing member banks.

Bills

1983

pfd. stock

conv.

Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 5.85%

Holdings of
Treasury notes decreased $69 million, of which $54 mil¬
lion was in New York City.

Sfalemenf of Condition of the Twelve

June

series due

*

b

Northern

5%

mortgage

Western

Assets—

cumul.

preferred

4%

Orleans Great

1st

3%%

districts

1

July 31

preferred stock
sinking lund debentures

Washington

all

2690

2690

—Dec

cumulative

Superior

Nominal,

(In

4.80%

Ohio

Texas Industries,
*

1995

stock

preferred

2.774595

2.785000

pound
United Kingdom, pound
sterling

New

.0349000

.193330*

.233350

>.0349000

Africa,

bonds, 3% %

preferred

relunding mtge. 4%

Moore

.193330*

South

due

.140080*

.496766*

5

Mading Drug Stores Co.—
5%

.140080*

franc

Ju.y

A

5

.

trust

con

&

series

series C & J,

Equipment

Mobile

•

2578

July

pfd. slock

Co.—

convertible

55-cent

.496766*

krona

stock,

Precision

&

Pago

July 22

convertible

Keyes Fibre Co.. class A stock

.0800560

Switzerland,

Gulf,

1959

4%%

bonds,

mtge.

&

CALLED
Date

convertible

$2.90

1st

.262057

Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo

July 27

ISSUE

Inc.—

due

preferred

Bigelow

Co.,

General

.237317*

2.783750

2847

RR.—

.00285625

.237317*
.208300

peso

&

Frito

.237317*
.208450

2620

pref. stock__July 15

1982

Metals,

Clark Controller Co.,

.00435401*

rupee

&

Co.,

Edison

mtge.

Brown

.325350

2.785104

of,

July 25

Issue—

debentures

gen.

.0198675

.208450

Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound

of

.0385802*

.0198708

.325350

(Metropolitan), franc—
Germany, Deutscne Mark

Union

1st

.0385802*

.325300

France

Sweden,

2.219123

.0385802*

.0198645
.325300

;

July

due 1985

pfd. stock

Co.—

bonds

Ohio

&

&

Brockton

1.016093

Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka

Mexico,

.0717487*

.325500

Canada, dollar

Ireland,

.133333*

.0385802*

Malayan rioliar

and

f.

Powder

Ref.

.0717487*
2.218625

2.218127

"

2360

convertible

of America, $4.50 cumul..

Machine

s.

Baltimore

.0198416

f_

British Malaysia,

India,

2.218127

Atlas

$

.200000*

.133333*

.133333*
.0717487*

'

5

bonds, series E,

4y2%

Armstrong Rubber Co.,

June 30

June 29

June 28

June 27

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

June 24

258*

,

Company
and

pfd. stk., ser. A—July 15

cumu.

ENTIRE

Country

Pag*

Date

.

3%%

Ry.—

United Biscuit Co.

TARIFF

'

*

(Ohio),

July 4, 1955

(quar.)

25c

933Ac

,

1

9-10
10-

1

7

6-10

8-19
9-15

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Number 5443

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

•

(49)

•
.

-

-

-

49

ry

Per

Name of

American
5%

American
*

of Rec.'

(quar.)

(quar.)

preieu'ed

Holderi

Payable

(initial quar.)

com.

Filter Co.,

Air

piemred

.$7

com.

new

When

Share

Company

Amerada Petroleum,

50c

35c

'

:

(quar.)

7-

5

30c

American

Book

American

Eosch

9-

1

Co.

75c

8-

1

2oc

7-15

(quar.)

Arma,

common

junior

$1.25

conv.

American

5%

preferred

ivJacmne

preferred

3.90%

&

preferred

American
4%%

National

American

Natural

6%

preferred

7-15

6-

9

40c
$175

7-15

6-30

7-29

6-29

Continental Life Insurance

$1.50
$1.17Va

7-29

6-29

Corn

7-29

6-29

45c

8-15

8-

50c
25c

7-26

7-15

7-30

7-

$10c

7-27

6-28

37>/2c

7-29

7-

jl5c

7-25

6-20

6-24

6-30

6-30

7-15

Phenolic

American

Fitsiuent

$4.70

8-1

7-20

1

7-20

9-

1
8

"•

(quar.)

15c

7-15

.

6-20

55c

8-

1

7-

1

8-

1

7-

1

12 y2c

7-29

'

anniversary

Don us

$10c

100th

anniversary
Ltd.—

bonui

llOc

5%

pitltried

(quar.;

$1.25

9-20

(quar.)

SI 25

12-20

$2.25

7-11

6-10

25%

8-29

leleDhone

American
Stock
$o

&

Telegraph

(quar.)

on

Anaconda

Wire

Cable

&

7-

7-

5

6-27

75c

4'/2%

7

7-20

6-30

$15c

9-

1

preferred

8-10

$56y4c

8-

1

7-

Anglo-Newioundland

Co.

(s-a»

2oC

Development,

Ltd

Anthes-Irnperial

Co

30c

Inc.

(quar.)

7-15

25c

8-

2

&

Hegeman

56 y4c

Electric

Associated Electrical Industries

Co

9-

Carolina,

6-24

6-

y2%

8-

40c

1

6-30

7-15

6-16.

$1

8-

1

7-

1

7-

7

4.35%

preferred

$1.08%

8-

1

7-

7

(quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)__

$1.08%

preferred B

(quar.)

8-

1

8-

1

7-

6-30

.

,s

at

5

...

$110

Austin

Nicohis

$1.20

share

per

plus

this

&

Co., com.
pref. (quar.)

dividend)

(resumed)

M.

pfd.

I.

(series

8%

preferred

7

Central
,

Co.,

preieried

6%

6%

partic.

Co.

cf

Lomb

7-20

3V2%

Chicago

7-15

Chicago Dock

7-30

7-20

7-30

7-20

•

6-22

6-30

6-17

'

;

7-30

7-

7-15

Berkshire
5%

Biltmore
$1

Hats,

Ltd.,

prelerred

A

Bliss

Oil

6%

preferred
Bell

Blue

Co

Inc.

3c

Co.,

Finance

(increased

6-30
6-30

7-20

7-

7-15

6-17 '

8-30

.

...

■

5%

preferred

4

New

7-

9-

1

8-22

8-20

7-16

7-

2

7-15

7-

7-20

7-15

6-30

7-15

7-

00

6-20

preferred
convertible

preferred

00

8-

2

6-30

6-21

7-15
8-

8

6-30

6-

9

15c

7-10

6-10

8-

7-

1

5

(quar.)

(final

.

,

(quar.)

S1.25

Gas

New

System

Pictures

preferred

Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%

pfd.




(s-a)

6-30

7-15

6-30

8-15

8-

5

common

6-28
6-28

7-15

6-28

1

7-12

8-

7-15

5-18

7-29

7-

10-20

8

10-

8

7-29

7-

8

$50c

10-23

10-

Columbus

Mutual
&

Life

..

5

1

8-26

11-

1

10-18

1

9-

1

8-15

8-

1

7-22

8-15

8-

1

A

8%

Edison Co.

Canada

$1.50

Diebold, Inc.,

8-

5

7-20

8-

5

7-20

$1.50

1-3-56

12-21

7-29

7-

8

8

7-29

7-

7-20

7-11

6-27

7-20

7-

7-29

7-15

7-29

Combustion

(quar.)

Edison

Co.

(increased)

Commonwealth

International,

Inc.

Fund,

Conduits

National

Co.,

Ltd.

Ltd

Asso.

preferred

Linoleum Co..

Dominion Oilcloth &

8-

1

7-20

8-

1

7-15

7-19

9-22

9-

1

Dominion Steel

8-15

7-20

7-29

6-30

7-29

6-30

10-10

9-19

40c

7-11

6-24

Ltd.

Stores

Dominion

$1

preference
Chemical

du Pont

Co.

Pont

Dulany

Coffee

Class

A

Dearborn

Consolidated

Edison

$5

preferred

Co.

(N.

(quar.)
Y.)

Laundries

Mining

Smelting

Ltd.

(s-a)
Extra

&

10-

1

7-15"
7-15
9-

9

9-30

9-16

5

6-20

9-29

9-15

7-15

6-30

7-

9-28

9-

12-28

12-

8-15

7-

7

1

8-

1

7-

8

8-

1

7-

8

7

'

8-20

7-

8

7-15

7-

1

7-25

7-11

7-25

7-11

9-

3

8-

8

9-

3

8-

8

9-

1

8-15

7-20

7-

7-15

6-27
9-19

8

9-26

40c

8-

1

7-

8

8-

1

7-

8

8-20
11-20
7-

8

7-15

6-30

1

7-

8

7-15

6-28

+40c

8-15
6-15

Ltd

7-15

6-28

6

t62yac

"$$1

7-15

$25c
25c

7-28

7-

9-15

8-17

pfd.

(quar.)

7

10c
tlOc
25c
$$1.75
25c

1

7-

a

11-

1

10-

1

10-

1

9-

1

8-

7-15

6-15

7-15

6-23

$1.12Va
87Vac

preferred

(quar.)

(s-a)___

RR.

7-

8

7-25

7-

8

7-29

6-30

$1.50
15c
15c
10%
50c
31'/4c
3iy»c
$1.50

(quar.)

Pennsylvania

7-35

flOc

Ltd

Securities,

Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par) (quar.)

11-

1

8- 2

11-

1

7-12

10-15

7-22

10-21
5-16

9-

9

8-19

9-

1

8-19

12-

1

11-18

7-19

7-

1

Eastern

preferred

$1

(ouar.)

$$1

preferred (quar.)
Eastern States Corp. (Md.)—
4%

7'/2c
25c

10-

1

9-16

10-11

9-16

7-15

6-30

Bakeries, Ltd.—

partic.

$7

preferred
preferred

$1.75
$1.50

(accum.)__
(accum.)
Economics Laboratory (s-a)
$6

A

B

8-

1

8-

1

7-

8

7-

8

30c

7-15

6-30

15c

Extra

preferred

7-15

6-30

1

7-18

62'/2c

(quar.)

7%

2nd

preferred

1

(s-a)

Phonograph

&

Empire Trust Co. (N. Y.)

8

7-25

8-

1

7-

r

7-

5
5

1

7-

8-

1

7-

5

8-

1

7-

5

10c

10-

1

9-20

8-

1

7-

1st

5

8-

1

7-15

37y2C

8-

1

7-15

8-

1

7-15

25c

8-

1

7-15

8-

*1

7-

8

8-15

Erie

$5 pfd." series A

Railroad,

(quar.)

$5 preferred series A (quar.)

6%

Co.,

dividend)

(stock

Co.

pfd. (quar.)

4.16%

(T. H.), Ltd.,

Bearing

pfd.

conv.

(quar.)

(stock dividend)

Fanner

Mfg.

Grain,

Federal

Insurance

Paper

Co.

$1.40

Ltd.,

pref.

(quar.)

j4oc

6-24

$3.50

10-

1

9-20

7-30

6-30

Board,

common

5%

5%

B

(quar.)
(quar.)

Corn,

Increased

First

7-15

6-17

7-15

6-17

9-

1

8-12

12-

1

11-10

7-15

6-15

7-27

7-

1

1

7-15

12-28

12-14

8-

7-15

8-

1

9-

9

8-30

7-15

6-30

1

9-24

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-30

10-

6-30

7-

9-16

8-26

7-30

7-14

8-31

8-24

90c

$25

(s-a)
(San Francisco) —

50c
$1
$1

(quar.)

common

payments are out of net
and/or available surplus of the

Above

7-20
7-20

7-30

45c
Corp.,

1
1

7-15

of Maryland—

(Boston)

Tire & Rubber Co.

Boston

45c
50c
22V2c
22y2c
$1.25
$1.25

7-20

8-

75c

Fireman's Fund Insurance

Firestone

20%
$1.50
3%
$35c

8-10

8-

2%

dividend)

quar

Associates

$1,25
$1.25
$26c

Stores—

(quar.)
(stock

Fidelity & Deposit Co.

Fifty

class A (quar.)

(quar.)

preferred A
preferred B

Federated Department

Ferro

(quar.)_____

(quar.)—

Federal Service Finance,
Class

5c

20c

Class A

(Canada)
t40c

5

8

62'/2c
15c

preferred

Increased

1

5

7-

7-

$10c

5

8-

9-

7-

7-15

Steel Corp., com. (reduced)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)

2nd

6%

Fairbanks

25c

6-24

7-15

(quar.)

Erie Forge &

7-

62 y2c

7-15

1

75c

preferred (s-a)__

Heating Products Ltd.

7-20

8-

6-24

10c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Emporium Capwell Co., 7%
Enamel &

Fafnlr

8

9-

7-15

5c

Radio

Emerson

Estabrooks

8-

9-22

70c
60c

Walker Dry Goods
1st preferred (s-a)

Ely &

8-

25c

(quar.)

Quarterly

(quar.)

1

8-31

7%

preferred

5%

Co.,

6-30

—

(quar.)

50c
50c
3%
$1
$1.06
$1 13
933/4C
25c
50c
35c
$2
$1
40c
40c

1

8-

7-

Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)

6-22

$1.25

Corp.

6-30

8-

7-15

(quar.)

1

62'/2c

Consolidated

7-11

40c
10c
10c »
25c
$2
$1
$1.75
25c

5
9

7-29

6% pfd. A (quar.i
Co., class A (quar.)

H.)

(J.

Duncan

7-15

Industries—I

Extra

9-

6-30

(quar.)

Canada

of

8-

50c
47«/2c
5iy2c

-HI

6-30

de Nemours & Co.—

I.)

(E.

Preferred

(quar.)

7-11
9-30

6-23

preferred (quar.)
$3.50 preferred (quar.)

7-14

55c
51C

(quar.)

r,,Extr»
B
Class

7-

8-

7-15

$4.50

6-24

37'/2C

Chemical

A

12-14

7-11

6-10

12-10

Class

6-17

1-1-56

10c

6%

Ltd.—

(quar.)
Co., Ltd.,

Textile

Dominion

5

12-15

Consolidated

4

$250

9-14

(quar.)

7-28

$38c

(quar.)

6-21

7-29

(quar.)

Common

7-

Quarterly

Inc., 40c preferred

1

7-15

6-15

9-20

(quar.)

Dominion Tar & Chemical,

$1

9-10

Connohio Co.,

11-

6-21

9-15

(quar.)

1

11-15

(quar.)

Ltd.

Coal,

&

Federal

(quar.)

8-

»2 50

7-10

Extra

5

7-

J37C

preferred
preferred

8-15

(quar.)

preferred
(quar.)
Square Corp., Ltd.

5%

Dominion

6-28

$2
$2

Quarterly

$2.04

6-15

7-15

Ltd.—

Investments,

Elgin National Watch Co.

(Torontoi-

Connecticut Light & Power—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)

7-15

6y?c
$2 50

t$1.12V2
(quar.)_
t20c
$17'/2c

(quar.)

Dominion-Scottish

5%
1

7-

$25c

(quar.)

$1.3114

Ltd,—

Steel

&

preferred (quar.)_;
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common

Federal

Life

6
6

62yzc
25c
$17'/ac

(quar.)

series A

4V2%

15c

(s-a)

77-

Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—

75c

(N. Y.)

2
2

$37y2c

(quar.)

preferred

Foundries

Dominion

50c

(quar.)

88-

8-

Dodge & Cox Fund (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)

15C

Engineering

7-29

7-15

8

$5

(s-a)

Electric

8-19

1

Co., Ltd.—

pref.

class A

conv.,

convertible

Eastern

7-15

Co

Dome Mines,

East

1

8-

Cup Co.—

5%

du

5

9-

$1
t$l 30

25c

common

Disher Steel Construction

Dow

2

8-

37y2c
$1
$1
10c
50c

(initial quar.)

(quar.)___
Industrial Site (quar.)

Quarterly
Dictograph Products

$1.50

2

9-

8-20

75c

Bridge-

preferred

Dickinson

Dixie

(quar.)

quarterly basis

a

Diamond Match Co., new com.

5%
7-11

Corp.

(quar.)

International
on

quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)

Yard

Tunnel

&

Detroit

Now

(increased

A

stock

Stock

Detroit

Detroit

(quar.)_

common

class

Mfg.,

Union

5%

Ohio

Co.,

(quar.)

debenture

Denver

Duriron

20c

Consolidated
8-

6-30

9-

25%

dividend).

Insurance

Southern

6-24

8-15

7-29

8

8-26

10c

Consolidated
7-20

1

7-

1

;

8

$$3.50

7-

1

9-

30c

6-28

7-15

1

8-

_

6%

(initial)

7-15
7-15

8-

10c

(quar.)

31c
—

7-15

0

68%c
$1.18%

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

6-30

12-

at

(quar.)

(stock

preferred

+50c

pref

Burry Eiscuit.

"

1

(quar.)

preferred

+50c

B

Corp.

Columbia

Products

$2.06

$50c

1

7-15

(entire

July
dividend)
on

preferred
1st non-cumulative preferred

$1.90

SI

Co., Ltd., class A pref
pref

12-20

Ry.—

7-15

13%%

A

9- S

35c

Power

6-28

15C

t

fi-20

75c
30c

4%% pfd. (quar.)
(monthly),.

Co.,

8-15

15C

preferred (quar.)

Ltd.

$1.25
$1.25
$1.19

Louis

preferred

this

7-15

17 %c

Burmah

6-13
6-30

35C

$1.25

Bullock's, Inc., 4%

7-11

7-15

$1.25

$2.75

10c

1

7

25c

5%

;

7-

July

2_——

St.

&

Commercial State Bank & Trust

45c

(quar.)_

60c

7-30

$1.25
$1.75
20c

on

(s-a)

1

7-15

14%

(quar.)L

6%

7

lOVsC
16%c

redemption

Southern

Confederation

(quar.)

7-

dividend

this

Chicago

plus

Columbus

t30c

(quar.)

7-20

7-30

Ryl

A

1

$$1.18%

common

7-20

8-10

7-20

6)

Concord

(quar.)

8-10

$1.05

1

non-cumulative

Color-Craft

11-18

Ltd.—

:

preferred

Oil,

1st

$2

Plan,

Co.,
for

Commonwealth

(final)

11-15

8-

(quar.)

share

per

4%

9-17

30c

7%

(quar.)

11-30

$5

July
class

Rubber

Class

9-15

(Initial)

B

Radio

called

Colorado &

8

7-30

40c

common

Co.

Coal

class

$50

7-20

1

Ltd.—

Gas,

Gas

8-15

7-15

Bottling (Los Angeles)
(s-a)
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
Collins Radio Co., new class A (initial)

Central

93 %c

quarterly)

8-31

3

(s-a)_:
(quar.)

Finance

8-13

plus

Mahoning Ry.

Colorado

8-

11-30

to

Colonial

45c

quar.)

Products,

11-15

preferred—•

conv.

share

per

8-16

5c

(final)

8-15

8-16

Coca-Cola

Columbia

(quar.)

8

1

10-

(quarJ

for redemption

Cincinnati,

issue

6-17

8-

9-30

&

Collins

and_

k-

preferred

preferred

Burroughs

7-15

-

9

20c

.

7-

8-

8-31
11-30

30c
$1

Ry-, common

•

Clinchfield

7-15

—

dividend

prior

E

9'}

7-15

25c

(quar.)

Eoiough

Class

2-

noc

Union

Class

3-1-56

5-31

15c

Power.

Brooklyn

Class

.

11-10,

HOC

(quar.)

preferred

Burns &

1

4.80%

Bakeries,

Cleveland,

9

6-15

(quar.)

Petroleum, Ltd.. ordinary

7%

12-

t25c

(quar.)

(increased

Brooklyn

5%

8-

75c

Forest

Columbia

Common

Stock

1

40c

3%%

com.

Class B

7-30

(increased)

Corp.

8

l6y2C

Claussen

4

15c

Quarterly

Budget

9-

$31

at

(convertible

9-22

$1.25

earnings).:

Columbia

British

9-22

Controller,

11

7-15

3

$1.25

Celanese, Ltd.—
dep. receipts ordinary

4%%

1
3

15C

Bridgeport Hyraulic

British

810-

7-15

quar.)_

gains

Dayton

Co.—

(s-a)

Entire issue called

1,

10c

(2c from capital

7-

(quar.)

Co.,
RR.

(quar.)

preferred

Clark

I
-

J50c

(quar.),

Bristol-Myers

British

7-

10-

15c

I

(quar.)

(George W.)

Amer.

6-30

5c

Bostich. Inc., class A

British

6-30

7-15
7-15

5c

(quar.)

Corp.

from

Borg

7-15
.

50c
.

Quarterly
Bondstock

Electric

&

5% preferred (quar.)
City Baking Co.. 7% preferred
City Investing Co., common

(quar.)

common

6-30

7-

6-27

6-30

(quar.)_

Tobacco,

Gas

preferred

4%

Eros.

6-15

7-20
7-20

7-

6-27

(quar.)

(E. W.)

Bloch

4

10c

7-27

8

15c

(quar.)

Blngham-Herbrand Corp.

Bishop

4%

Clearfield

common

6-30

7-26

7-15

Mining—

Biddeford & Saco Water

6-20

7-15

$1.50

7-

;■

Co., com. (increased
preferred
(ouar.)_

7-15

2%%

Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific

(quar.)

Gas

6-30

Rri

.

6-27

m.75

(quar.)

2

Common

8

20c

Canada

of

8-

$2
$!0

_

7-

1
Co.

6-23

1

$2

dividend

Cincinnati Inter-'ieiminal

1

Mfg.—

Consolidated

_

Cincinnati

9-30,1.

15c

Telephone

Stock

12-30,.

7-20

65c

Quartcrjy
Benquet

1

87V2c

(quar.)

(quar.;

Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific

.

10-14

Quarterly
Quarterly
Bell

8

15c

&

Canal

$2 class A

1-13-56

2%%

Hardware

7-14

8-

20c

preferred

(quar.)
&

Special

6-30

7-

Corp.

$5

common

8-15

9-

8-15

175c

$1

convertible

$1.50

iquar.)_

6-17

Chicago Great Western Ry.—

(quar.)

Distilling,

7-15

Sugar
Wright Co.—

Crystal Dairies (stock dividend)
Dallas Power & Light, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$4.24
preferred
(quar.)
4j/2%
preferred (quar.)
Dana Corp., 33/4%
pfd. A (quar.)

Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—

6-29

(accum.)

common

$93%c

.1

7-5

-

45c

—

(quar.)

50c

1

4%

—

A

Atlantic

7%

(quar.)

7-30

(quar.)
Ltd.—

(s-a)

class

Daltch

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—

7-20

$1 50

dividend

Belknap

(Va.)

7-25

Y.)

Optical,

Corp.
B.)

Corp.

8-

(quar.)

(s-a)

(N.

Canada

7%
preference
Bartgis Ercs. Co.

(J.

Chesapeake

$1.50

common

preferred

Trust

Stock

'

Corp.—

cumulative

Beam

.Chemical Fund (from net investment inc.)

5

10c

1

common

non-cum.

6-30

16c

(quar.)—

Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4Va %
preferred
(quar.)

$1.50

(quar.)

(quar.)

Electric,

Bankers Securities

Baystate

6%

$2

7-29

$1.12%

(quar)

$1.12%

(quar.)

prelerred

Bangor-Hvdro

Bausch &

B

pfd.

30c

(reduced)

Bankers

and

4%%

(quar.)

$1.12%

preferred

Piano

Barber-Ellis

A

Power,

B

15c

Baidwin-L.irna-Hamilton

8%

and

series

Kansas

A

22c

Corp

Baldwin

6%

series

(quar.)

(quar.)

40c

1

inc.)

(quar.)

A

150c

30c

1947)

class

50c
25c

(quar.)

8-

Corp

Building

non-cum.

40c

"

(increased quar. I

20c

prior

4%%

7-

$2

igj

(quar.)

(quar.)

(quarl)II

Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd. (accum.)
Cuban-American Sugar,
7% pfd. (quar.)__

6-30

gg

20c

Axe-Houghton Fund "B" (From invest,
Ayres (L. $.) & Co., com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

Bagley

72c

—

preferred

preferred

8%

Forster,

class A

7-15

H3c

~
com.

(quar.)

127v2c

27 %c

(quar.;

I

com.

preferred

6-20

'■

A

Mfg.

6-30

150c

common

class

(s-a)__

class A (quar.)

7-11

$1.25

"IIIIII
(quar.)

(final)
(quar.)

(quar.)

Dennison

Ry.

regis,

preferred
(Boston)

1

f

9-

1

jl5C

5%

Cork International,

Curtiss

1

10-

t7y2c

ord.

rets.

Shoe.

Package

Co.,
B

&

Crum

y7-21

10-

8c

"

(quar.)

7-15

ti'v

preferred

6%

Atlas

Powder, 4%
convertible
preferred
A
(entire issue called for redemption on July

8-

i

+37i/,c

B (quar.)

7

7-

93 %c

31'Ac

3.75%

"7-11

tSl 12Vb

Celtic Knitting, Ltd. (s-a)
Central Aguirre Sugar (quar.)
Central 01 Georgia Ry. Co.—

7

8-

2nd

Light,

(quar,)

5%

f

$1.02 y2

4.35%

&

B

4.20%

7

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___

preferred

1

2%

(interim)_I

(quar ;

Ohio

&

Products,

Celotex Corp.,
$1.25

8-

115c

(quar.)

com.

common

(quar.)

Caterpillar Tractor,
2

Atlantic Refining,
Atlantic Steel Co

Power

Food

Class

r

4.10%

4%

Clinchfield

Class

„

8-19

7-20

Ry.,

Class- A

(Ora)—

Interim

Atcnison, lopeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred
(s-a)
Atlantic City Electric,
common
(quar.)

><

6-24

+ iOc

Ltd.,

Cos.,

Pacific

Carolina

7-15

60c

.8-1

Trust"

Investment

Westinghouse, Ltd.
Capital Venture Fund—.

Catelli

6-24,

1

—11111111—I

(quar.)

Canadian

"

6-24
-

(quar.)
(1954 series) —

non-cum.

7-15

7-15
7-15

(quar.)_

• *

"

7-29

1

jsi 50

8-20

55c

32y2C

quar.)

Bit Co., Ltd.
(R. L.), Ltd. (quar.)

Crown

3

Ltd.—

deposit

Creamery

7-12

is-a;

(quar.)

Craddock-Terry

Class

6-

6-30

$175

(initial

Corp.

Beverage

Crossett

3

7-15

7-15

Electric—

j10c

Ltd.

common

Oil

.1"
(Toronto;

$5.25 series A preferred (quar.)
Corporate Investors, class A_
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)
111111111"
Quarterly

Amer.

6-

+25c

Refining—

preferred

Cornell-Dublier

Cott

7-15

$1 12y2

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

common

7%

Cuban

4Mi%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Vickers, Ltd. (quar.)

;

6-30

1

7-12

$$125

preference (s-a)
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—

rr. 8-24

7-15

9-

30C

Extra

Arrow-Hart

4%

3

$60c

Ltd., common (quar.)
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.)
Aro Equipment Corp.,
common
(quar.;
preferred

e-

5

$20c

Corp.,

4y2%

Ltd.,

6-24

7-

f5GC

$$1.50

International

Products

New

Crain

t31c
_

investments,

preferred

Canadian

8

7-28

$15c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Ltd.

preferred

Craig

per

_

Canadian

,

—

Quarterly

9-15

12-15

f56c

(quar.)

General

Canadian

(quar.)

$102

Common

6-15

$70c

at

~

Ltd.,

Canadian Industries,

-

7%%
7-

(quar.)

Cameras,

5

$50c

Anglo-Huicniaii. Ltd.,

Argus
Argus

6-24

8

10-

Juiy

(s-a)

Co.

preferred

Canadian

-

Mills-

(quar.)

A

7-

7-

Ry.

Bronze

preferred

6%

..

$2.80 prelerred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class

7-26

4uC

(quar.)

1

1-3-56

Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.—

8

Co

Hocking Glass, common
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Common

1

Southern

Canadian

1

8-

$2.25

(s-a )_:

8-

$1.25

.

Anchor

on

5%

common

prefer ltd

Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred

redemption

Canada

Zinc, Lead & Smelting—

dividend

on

July 12
share plus this dividend)

12-1V

American

redemption

4%

7-15

$1.13

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America,
$4.52

Craftsman Insurance Co.

12 at $102 per
share plus this dividend)_____
5% preferred 2nd series (entire issue called

9-12

preferred

6

1st series (entire issue called

preferred

for

-

1

I

$4.50

Courtaulds

lOOtn

Special

7-15

5%

;

special

Canada Safeway,

eta.—

o%

(s-a)

1

Ltd.

Mines,

(initial)

for

(quar.)

Lines,

Laxe

Red

common

Campbeil Soup Co. (quar.)
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltd
Canada Permanent Mortgage Corp.—

6-28

(increased)

(quar.)

Refrigerating & Terminals Co.

New

6-28

7-27

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

preferred

Campoell

8-19

7-

Power,

(quar.)

California Packing Corp. (increased quar.)
California Portland Cement
(quar.)

6-30

37 v2C

Corp.

preferred
preferred

6%

-

^

6-30

7-15

25c

(quar.)

American

B.

7%

6-30

7-11

*

7-18

7-11

15c

Insurance
common

Fund

California-Oregon

-

(quar.)l-__

common

17C

7-20

$1.12 >/2

Co.,

1
1

6-24

8-

Power

912-

5%

Fire

Consumers
9-10

preferred

"

$1.25

Gas,

Co.—

Consolidated Royalties (quar.).

12*10

7-28

(increased quar.)

Distributing

&

7-11

12y2c

Camden

(quar.)

American

Storage

2

Holderg

15c

~

Extra
8-

$1

8-15

+25c

quar.)

12 %c

Co., Ltd.—

preferred

1

(initial

(quar.)

$1.25

American PAclasses Co.
Stock, dividend

week as an 80c payment.

37y2c

(quar.)

Gas

When

Payable of Rec.

Paper Corp., Ltd.—

common

(quar.)

7-11

quar.)

New

participating preferred

97 '/2C

(inc.

Consolidated

participating

Foundry—

com.

Consolidated Natural

#1.50

31»/4c

(quar.)

5

Share

$1.50

7-20,"

50c

(quar.)

Co.,

Cold

8-5

.8-

Company

7-19

3uc

(quar.)

metal

Calif.

8-15
8-15

incorrectly

Timber Corp

&

Per

Name of

6-15 :

30c

(quar.)_

(quar.)

preferred

American-?/!arietta
5%

8-15 "

25c

(quar.)

preferred

published last
Calaveras Land

California

;

American Distilling Co. (quar.)
American Fidelity & Casualty, com.
$1.20

6-15 '
^

25c

(quar.)__

20c

;

Holderi

Payable of Rec,

10c

(quar.)

Above quarterly dividend was

Tneatres

(quar.)

prelerred

Cement

Share

Extra

•

(&t. lamis)—-

Broadcasting-Paramount

Common"

5%

6-15
6-15 "

5

$1.75

Automobile Insur. Co.

Calaveras

7-15

When

Per

Name of Company

7-15

7-

18 3/4 c

Quarterly

American

7-29

profits
Corp.

7-15

8

6-30
7

7-20

7-

7-14

6-17

7-14

6-17

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..

(so)

m

Per
Share

Name of Company

Ltd.

Corp.

Fluor

Forbes

Si

Co.

Electric
Foods

Corp.,

(s-a)

Investors

Mills, common

preferred

pfd.

$6

dividend

for

Telephone Co.

preferred
Telephone
Putnam

Getchell

(P.

Goodyear
4%

4

Foods.

!/2%

Grace

(W.

Class
Class

6%

9

55c

7-22

10c

7-22

7-

8

25c
$1.12%

7-25

7-

8

7-25

7-

tl5c

7-28

6-28

56'/4c

8-

1

7-15

$0.578125

8-

1

7-15

$1.75

10-

(reduced)

—

(quar.)

1

B

Class

7-31

7-

.

5%

Oriat

"$25

Stores,

par"

$2.25

American Insurance Co.

Quarterly—
Guaranty Trust Co.

6-24

Gi'lf

Interstate

&%

Gas,

preferred

Kansas

7-20

7-15
7-15

6-24

Gulf.

Mobile

&

Gustin-Maco*

FCagan

5%

4°!r

12-12

11-2?"

7-15

5V2%
5 ,%%

Hotel

JVa%

Havana

Marx

&

(quar.)__

6%

E

Fund

(quar.)__

common

Mfg. Co.,
Extra__—;—
preferred

Hiio

Electric

from

from

5

8-

8-25

7-20

T-

Kress

Oil

(8.

0

8-

1

1

10-20

(stock

pfd,, A

(quar.)__

(quar.)

common

(quar.)

Mountain

jd

6-30

7-15

7-

7-

Lake

Superior &

Lakeside

common

Laboratories,

Shoppes,

Horn

Home

(Josephi

Household

3%%
4%

-

A

(quar.)

U5c

12-31

11-13

B

(quar.)

115c

12-31

11-13

7-15

7-14

7-11

7-11

6-24

8-19

7-15

8-15

7-25

7-15

7-

Lamson

1
1

Lear,
Lees

3
5

6-24

6-30

6-30

1

8-

1

(quar,)

25c

(quar.)i____ii!i»i_-___^

50c

8-

Leslie

8-

1

(quar.

(quar.)

-

3ay Mining & Smelting

ZI1IZIZ

8-

1
1

8-12

8-

1

7-21

30c

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-30

SI

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-3P

f$l

9-12

8-12

Sons

Co.

Co.

;

NatT

Life

5%

2-

Brewing

(Fort

Wayne,

4

(quar.)

Carbonic,

00

00

National

Class

7-20

A

preferred

Little Miami RR.,

Lead

National

5%

(quar.)

Special

guaranteed

Special

guaranteed

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-

5

7-15

7-

1

8-

1

5%

7-20

9-15

8-15

Special

guaranteed

(quar.)

6-30

9-

8-10

1

7-27

7-

0

8-

1

7-12

P-

I

7-12

75c

(quar.)

7-15

10-

1

6-

6

9-

2

2

t$1.75

10-

1

9-

2

2

5c

8-

1

7-

5

56 %C

com.

P-

1

7-

5

(quar.)

(quar.)

1

(ou»r )——_

6-30

7-15

7-

1

7-15

7-

1

8-31

8-10

8-n

8-10

+20c

7-30

7-

7-15

6-30

8

Telegraph—

&

6c

6-1*

5c

(quar.)

6-30

7-15

7-21

7-

37 %c

Mich,

6-30

7-15

50c

(quar.)

7-15

37 %c

-—

of

7-15

3c

Ltd.

8-12

5c

(quar.)

8-31

6c

Products, com.

$1

37 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

common

7-15

6-2*

2%

7

Ltd., class A (quar.)

n-"Q

9-25

12-30

12-25

25C

(stock dividend)

(quar.)

6%

Linen

8-

7-

1

8'

1

10-10

9-12

8-31

9-12

Service,

7-15

+5c

10-

6-30

1

9-

2

1-3-56

12-

2

t8c

7-

2

6-

3

$1.50

7-

common

(quar.)

8-

1

7-11

20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

.

(quar.)

—

8

50c

7-10

1

preferred

1

8-15

9-10

8-18

12-10

11-18

3-17-56

3-10

50c

9-10

50c

12-10

11-18

50c

3-17-50

3-10

,

8-18

6-21

5

7-15

47c

12-15

6-21

7-

(accum.)

—

1

11-25

10c

6-30

6-l'5

7-15

6-30

13c

7-*5

6-30

7-15

6-30

35c

8-15

8-

1

60c

8-15

8-

1

SI

7-12

6-30

tl5c

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-20

20c

8-

1

7-15

$1.50

7-

9

6-30

93 %c

8-

1

7-15

59c

7-

6

6-27

75c

-

7-15

16c

(quar.)

7-15

11c

(quar.)_

Ltd.

137 %C

25c

Corp.

7-

6

6-13

30C

7-15

6-27

Securities Series—

July 15 distributions
Speculative Series (6c from invest,
from realized

Balanced Series

Series

Nept'me Meter Co.,
$2.40

inc.

ga'ns)

(from

(from

invest,

invest,

com.

inc.)

.—

inc.)

(increased)

(quar.)—?CL_1

preferred

New

Bedford

Brunswick

England Gas & Electric Association—

Gas

Common

&

York

Newark

6%

900

(quar.)

—

Ltd. (quar.)_

(quar.i
Wire

Cloth

Telephone

preferred

Newberry

Electric Light

Telephone Co.,

8-15

9-

6-21

5

7-

Estimated

6-30

9-

5

7-

$1.25

& ''in'^Wmerit CorpC—

Car,

1

6-30

7-10

7-

$1.12 %

25c

Manufacture;# Stores Corp. (quar.)

8-31

7-

11-

pfd. series B

non-cumulative

Bond

$1.10

1

7-15

t5c

preferred

preferred

National

8-19

$1.12%

$1.10

original (quar.)
(quar.) :

5c

9-

Co.,

Shares

$1

Original

Original

8-12

40c

—

Steel

87 %c

(quar.)

8-12

1

$1.50

(quar.)

National

35c

;

(quar.)

1

9-

$1.05

B

National

New
common

5-13

9-

9-

Hosiery Mills,

7-15

1

$1.25

(quar.)

7-15

1

Gas

National Mortgage

$5
com.

6-30

(quar.)

New

Telegraph,

7-20

34c

New

preferred

Liquid

Inc.,

Fuel

00

1

1

37% c

(quar:)

1

7-15

10c

Co.,

9-

f20c

»

60c

Building.____

8-

97 %C

(quar.)

Common

National

National

50c

Square

a

10c
20c

(quar.)__

1

National Cash Register

6-30

Ind.)

(quar.)

5

"

7-15

50c,

common

7-

10-

Co.

6-30

40c

Insur.

1

10-

common

7-15

30c

____!_

8-

Inc.. com.—

2-15-56

30c

(quar.)

60c

—

t30c

(quar.)—-1

National

(quar.)

Lincoln Telephone Si

i

5

96V'4c

(quar;)

6-30

5

Co.—

(quar.)

Corp., commcn
preferred
(quar.)
1

preferred

3'/2%

SI.10

(quar.)

$1.50

7-11

9-

93%c

common

(quar.)

30c

8-

11-

15c

&

Service Corp.,

Lincoln

1

30c

(quar.)__

(quar.i

6-25

7-20

(quar.)—_____

com.

Mills,

45c
-

4

$1.25

Telephone

Biscuit,

5c

Lincoln

1

$1.25

com.

(quar.)




7-

Svstem,

4V2%

Quarterly
Quarterly

7-15

7-15

Y.),

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

7-

8-15
11-15

Inc.—

Stores

Lincoln

6-30

/

25c

:

Salt

Rice

45c

Bakeries,

preferred

4'/2%

fi-30

1

25c

1

5%

(quar.)

Candy Shops, Ltd.

Lehigh Valley RR.

6-30

7-15

dividend)

7-

7-39

(quar.)

25c

(James)

3.85%

6-17

7-15

Co.

United

Inc.

9-15

7-15

(stock

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

Secord

7-15

7-10

10-21

25c

Laura

3

7-15

(quar.)____

Common

1

9-

A

Quarterly

8-

12-

Sessions

Langendorf

10-

9-15

&

Machine

7-15

12-15

class

Quarterly

7-15

8-

Inc.,

(quar.)

3

$1.65

pfd.

Class

Land is

1

8-

(Alfred),
B

7-15

8-13

Class

(quar)

6-27

$1.06%

(quar.i

States

National

Lambert

7-11

7-30

8-

preferred

4.40%
Hudson

8-15

9-30

Class

7-30

30c

Finance,

9-30

115c

1

preferred

7-

1
1

t25c

Co.

National

7-19

6-28

25c

(quar.)

preferred

7-29
10-31

tl5c

(quar.)__

7-

37 Vic

Co.

29c
29C

pfd.

7-25

41.16

Lines Co.

preferred

National

1

7-30

(quar.)

(N.

7-

5

(quar.)

Hardart Co.

&

5% -preferred

$1.16

7-15

5

common

Inc.

35c

(quar.)

7-

preferred

Co.

RR.

6%

8-

7-

(ouar.l

Royal

Mutual

9-28
12-28

7-

12Vic

(quar.)______

(quar.)

.

Ishpeming

1

8P-

7-15*

Quarterly

6-28

10-10

1-10-56

7-15

Lerner.

(quar.).

Inc.

7-11

10c

7-15

j75c

Insurance

10c

(quar.)

10c

5

'

Horder's.

University

Quarterly

5

7-15

Salle Extension
Quarterly

8

lc

Mount

r

6-30

7-15

Extra

6-30

7-22

7-

7-20

tS1.75

Corp.

Inc.

Diable

6-30

50c

r

Home

7-15

4

8-15

(quar.)__
of America,

Corp.

preferred

6-17

Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—

Hot

1

8-

6%

Mount

7-20

40c

Quarterly

,

9-22
12-2?

7-

8-16

12V2C

common

Holyoke Water Power

Motorola,

7-15

(John), Ltd.

$1.80

C

Lumber

convertible

8-15

$1.75

(quar.)

8-1?

1

8-1

(quar.)

B

dividend

Finance

5«

15c

(quar.)

Hiram

5%

9-

$2.25

25c

7-15

10c

Holly Sugar Corp.,

preferred

1

9-

7c

'

Mount Clemens Metal

Inc.

9-

15c

:

(quar.)

Plan

Motor

t25c

$1.25

(quart

Co.,

Morris
6-30

9-30

c

$2

(quar.)

common

preferred

(quar.)

40C

&

12-30

12-30

8-1J

25c

(quar.)_

A

6-30

$112%

pfd.

(quar.)

7%

6-30

1

1

$1.19

(quar.)

7-12

tl.12%.

7%

Co.,

preferred

7-15

75c

9-

96%

preferred

(quar.)

25c

4%%

Common

Kwikset Locks. Inc.

53%c

dividend)

(Edward)

A

6-30

561/4C

(quar.)

8-15

Co.—

preferred

6'/4c

Co.

1

m

Society, class A

Power

1

9-

m

Light, 3.90% pfd.
Co., com. (quar.)

Chemical

preferred

$4.20

Labatt

45c

_

Hines

(R.)

$2.50

(s-a)_

(auar.)

Kurz-Kasch,

Loan

7-

I

30c

(quar.)___

7%

(quar.)

Kroger Co.,

8

40c

Common

Class

&

&

6-30

P-

45c

$3.85 pref. series C

1-20

6

50%

(quar.)

Monroe

Mfg. Co.—-

'

Hoe

Power

Utilities

preferred

6-

2-1-56
7-

Missouri
Missouri

4%

Dreferred

,

7-20

11-

6-30
6-25

Moncanto

4'/4%

Valley Barge

7-26

7-15

(monthly)
Co., clc.ss A (quar.)

Rhoades,

5c

6

7-30

Pacific Grain. Ltd

&

7-15

'

pfd.

6-25

7

(quar.)___

7-

$1.65

(increased).

6-20
6-24

7-

93 %c

Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)
Minute Maid Corp.
(quar.)__

7-15

7-15

Ltd.—

Co.,

Montgomery Ward Co.,
Moore Corp. Ltd.—

(initial)

H.)

Kroahier

Oil

8-15

$1.75

6-20

.

7-20

;

8-15

82c

gains..,

Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
Kin-Ark

and

6-17

7-15

20c

(quar.)

1

7-15

7-15

93%

series)

1

$1.27

investment income

ICing-Seeley Corp.

7

8-15

and

6-30

50c

(quar.)
(1947

(auar.)

9-

B-3"

"ser.

income

6-30

Laboratories

Montana

gains__^

realized

7-

9-1C

Fund

investment

6-24

933/4c

._

^

common

Light,

net

preferred
preferred

Corp.

preferred

$6

1

1

7-15

(a.uar.)

9-

1

7-11

6-20

7-15

(quar:)___

&

plus

7-11

-7-

85c

common

Miller

9-13

6-24

7-15-v

80c

$3

8-15

redemp¬

share

.

8

25c

1

1

7-15

Zinc Co

9-

10-

7-15

(s-a)

Hegeler

Mfg.

75c

realized

net

&

Mi'ler

30c

(quar.).

Higbie
5%

10c

Valley Ry.

Midland

5

7-11
7-20

25c

8-15

$5

8c

25c

—

(quarterly

6-30

15c

(increased)

Chocolate.

preferred

(s-a)______—

1

in¬

———

(quar.)

__.

1

25c

;

(quar.)

Co.,

net

net

Trust

9-

Keystone Low-Priced Com. Stk. Fd. "ser. S-4"

Class

Higbee Co., common
5%

12-15

11-23

25c

(quar.)

Rubinstein

Kershey

8-19

from

Investors

income)

Mississippi

lor

7-

MeCormirk Si Co
5% preferred (s-a)__
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)

.

per

8-

__!

$1.05

called

7-13

56 '/4c

8-12

35r

$1.12'/2

$55

7-30

.

8-

at

8-25

+$1.25

17 %c

7-15

50c

issue

7-15

,

I50c

6-30-

7-22

1

7-15

(s-a)

6-22

12-1!"

(entire

from

45c

Ltd.

6-24

6

1

Aug.

13%c

(quar.)

7-15

25c

(quar)

preferred

Helena

1

21V4c

(quar.)

Ha yes Industries

J.)

8-25

9-

40c

(quar.)_

___

(H.

9-12

37%c

_

pfd.

conv.

preferred

Heinz

6-30

$2

5%

Co.,

7-15

$1.37%

(Pa.)__

5%

3%%

6-20*

6-15

$1.37%

Electric, 5% preferred B
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)__l

Hecht

7-15

7-15

Y.)

7-15

9-

on

(N.

SI

dividend)

$1.37%

4%%

Haydock

class A

8-10

9c

7-

1-3-58

this

8-25

$1.50

gains)

common

Products

McColl-Frontenac

87 V2C

tion

100%

—

Investment

capita!

10c

preferred

(quar.)

$3.75
$3.75

87'/2C

1

8

6-30

Fund

preferred

McCall

27V2c

9

fl.50

(quar.)

Lithograph,

7-15

7-12

(quar.)
(quar.)

8-

net

$3.40

common

7-

50c

.

Hawaiian

,

preferred

8

7-

issue

(quar.)_:

from

(3c

Rubber,

May Department Stores,

10-10

7-29

Screw

Massawippi

5%

preierred

3Mi%

Keyes Fibre Co.,

7-

1

7-15

(quar.)
Casualty Co. (quar.)

Matthiessen

Miles

Insurance

1

8-

—

95c

Ry.—

8-

$1
25c

preferred

from

7-25

1

7-15
6-30

6-30

$1.06%

>

25c

(quar.)

1

t$1.25

(quar.)

(quar.)

Co.

Southern

preferred

Refractories

preferred

Hart-Schaffner

pfd.

(quair.)
5%% preferred

Co.,

preferred

Harrisburg

5%

1
1

t20c

(quar.)

(quar.)

8-15

6

8-

1

50c

(entire

preferred

from

&

Massachusetts

1

8-

8-

7-15

—

10c

A

(quar.)

8-

7-

10-17

7-10

7%

Maryland

4%

(quar.)

class

City Title
Kellogg Co.,—

6-24

7-21

11-1

15c

(quar.)

Kansas

11-28

15c

Masco

11-

10-1*

J30c

10-17

5c

7-1S

1

7-15

Corp.—
4% conv. preferred (quar.)
Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common (quar.)

7-18

2%

8-31

I

Midland

7-18

1

9-12
8-

11-

%c
50c

—„

Extra

Marine

1

10-

6-30

$1.50

(quar..)

common

preferred

Bond

1

7-

7-15

+31 v4c

pfd. (quar.)

Co., 1

preferred (initial-quar. )___„.

1

93% c

preferred (quar.>______
Royalty
(quar.)

Feiss Co.

City

8-2V

12-12

$1.25

8-

7-25

25c,

(quar.)_.

5c

Tire

8-

10c

3%%

preferred

Kansas

(quar.)

(quar.)_

Shares

and

7'/2C

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)

11-28,

25c

(quar )

preferred
(A.)

(quar.)__

____

Ltd.,

preferred

(quar.)

Testers

B

8-20

9-12
12-12

30c

._

Organ

Harbison-Walker
Harris

preferred

(quar.)

Cotton.

Hammond

$5

Mfg

Corp.

Hamilton

Ohio,

6%

Forbes

convertible

11-

37%c

4%

8-29'

12V2C

v

9-15

37V2c

City Power & Light
preferred (quar.)___

3.80%

6-24

t75c

(quar.)

common

(quar.t

10-15

6-30
6-15

.

13?/aC

25c

Ranch

Class

7-20

;<0c

__

9-13

+75c

6-30

7-15

\

15c

Maple Leaf Gardens,

1

Island—

(quar.)

56%c

(quar.)
Guardian Realty (Canada), 7% pld. (accum.t

10-15

10-21

'7-15

Square

Manhattan

6-23
9-

•

7-15

42

preference

6%

7-14.

140c

(quar.)__

com.

Rhode

Keystone Low-Priced Bond

Y.)

1

7-15

9-15

25c

Aircraft,

1

Y-l—

(N.

of

8-

c

35c

1

7-15

31 %c

for redemption on July 15 at $11
share plus this regular quar. divid.)

come

6-17

62 V2

(quar.)
Co.

31%c

(quar.)

7-15

11-

50c

t25c

dividend

Mansfield

6-15

35c

(quar.)

(quar.)

dividend

&

1

$1.50

(ouar.»--_-

7-15

30c

(quar;)

quar.*_

Ltd.,

$1.75

62%c

Manufacturers Trust Co.

Foundation,

Tea Co.,

7

37 %c

(N.

f60c

(quar.)

7-21

(quar.)

&

Transport

5:

7-12

8-

56%c

__

<quar.)__

ofd.

7-

1

8-

$3

preferred

conv.

8-

t81.75

10c

8-

Graham-Paige Corp.-—
Gravson-Robinson

6-30 1

Corp.

7-

$2
_

6-15

7-15

3-15

Raman

11.50

preferred

7-15

t$l

;

1

Managed Funds, Inc.—

50c

(quar.)__

4-2-56

4 20%

4%%

6-30

(quar.)__

pfd.

Publishing Co. of Ottawa Ltd.—
Quarterly

8

9-12

7-15

9

8-

Mallory (P. R.) Si Co.—

Journal

1

$2

Co.,

f37'/2C

7-

(quar.)

convertible

4'/2%

10c

Johnston

8-

$2

6-30

com.

& Telegraph

Ltd.

),

Holdings, Ltd., 5%

5%
7-15

1

1

$1.25

Garden
Mailman Corp.. Ltd—-*

split.
62 '/2c

7-

8-

(quar.)_

preferred

Madison

shares

(quar.)

7-14

$1.75

(quar.)

dividend)
6-19

7-15

9-15

Stock

25c

B

Union

from

6c

1

called

12-15

Jarecki

15c

(quar.)

1

1

10c

(quar.)

7-

1-3-56

56V4C

(quar.)

1

Quarterly

9-20

9-12

8-

7-

35c

Macy (R. H.), 4'/4% preferred A (quar.)
4%
preferred B (quar.)_
Mading Drug Stores, common (quar.)

V

7-20

Utilities—

(

A

55c

(quar.)
Co.,

Trust

Johnson

8-15

$2

7-

1

R

6%

9-20

1

10c

42%c

(quar.t__,

(quar.)_..._

(quar.)
preferred
(quar-.)..

preferred

preferred

Joseph
'

common

MacAndrews

8

Quarterly

8

150c
(quar.)

M

7-

7-15
8-

1

(quar.)

6-24*

10-10

from

Participating

Ltd.—

(quar.I
1
Inc., common (quar.).

10-

-

6-29

7-15

20C

($100 par)

Co.

preferred
preferred

per

new

America

Harvester

Investors Funding,
Jacobsen Mfg. Co.

6-30

15c

—

(Canada),

13c

14c

the

on

Milling Co., 4%

preferred

Jewel

'_—

and

Participating

in¬

(quar.)

A

6%

7-

1

8-

7-15
7-20

30c

(quar.)__

$2.50 preferred (quar.)

(quar.)

preferred

Class

Grand

6-30

5%

Powders, Ltd.—

8-

6%

6-27

Stock

preferred
Department Stores

Investment

R.) Si Co.—

A

North

7-

Southwest—

(1955 series)

preferred

of

8-

$2.50

4

3c

convertible

Investors

Common

5%

7-

10-20

12-20

Lyon Metai Products, Inc.—

8-18
8-18

$1.20

reversed

—22'/2c

(quar.).!

Rubber

is

l-for-10

Co.

«

1

f30c

1

payment

the

Gas

1

10c

com.

5-

:

8-

(quar.)

preferred
2nd preferred

Lowney (Waiter M

9-

12c

profits

Intertype Corp.

7-15

7-11

1-3-56

10c

(quar.)

2nd

preferred

9-

20c

7-

8

7-15

1

5%%

t30c

1

(s-a)

income

8-

—

Mines

6%

(quar.)

pfd.

preferred (quar.)

$1.40

8-

1"

,;9-21

Hotel—

non-cum.

t37'/2c

(quar.)

corn,

pfd.

profits

above

Interstate

7-

r

25c

—

(quar.)^

7% non-cum.
(quar.)
Louisville Gas & Elec., com. (increased quar.)
5% preferred ($25 par)

Fund—

7-15

8

7-15

9-20

9-30
10-, 1

$1

(s-ai

Telephone Co.

Lynchburg

(quar.).

7-30

(from

25c

Fund

investment

partic.

7%

x—

1

57'/2c

common..

50c

(Boston

Batteries,

5%

6-30

7%

8-20

8-31

$1

Lighting

Baltimore

'

1

8-15
7-20

$1

;.

Lungines-Whittnauer Watch

1

International Telephone

'

12-16

8-

International

7-15

12-30

Corp.

Island

7+

7-30

$1

(monthly)
(monthly)

Candy

7-15

7-15

$1.30

Long

1

International Power, Ltd.

—

the

Loft

9-AO

8-

6-30

1

8-22

25c

25c

—-

1

9-30

»a>rd

1

8-

9-

Lorain

7-30

10c

Inc.

Pumps,

6-30

*

1

9-

$1

(quar.)

7-20

6%

Growth

International

6-30

1

preferred

(increased)—

Ltd.,

Gasoline

from

6%

1

8%

6-15

pratic.

Income

securities

6-30

8-

6-15

10c

after

8-

4

1

Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—
8c from investment income
and

7-16

•

7-

4

(quar.)

Telephone,

International

preferred

Goulds

6-15

Co.—

&

Fuels

Institutional

6-15

5

7-15

1

7-15

10c '

(monthly)

(quar.)

8-

4.80%
preferred (quar.)__.
Indianapolis Power & Light,

1

7-5

7-14-

(quar.)'

Gou'd-National

8-

8-15

7-

62%c
87%c

(quar.)

Tire

pref.

Gordon

7-11
7-11

$1

(nu«r 1

prelerrcd
Rubber

1

1

net

1

Gold

preferred

7%

8-

preferred

7-

Common

2nd

(from

(quar.)

H.)

Goodall

Indiana

8

8-

8%

125C

International Bronze

—

preferred

4%%

7-

Common

30c

(quar.)

convertible

Incorporated

6-30

r.

1

$1.50

Indian

common

preferred

4% %

7-30

8

share

one

Inc

Yellowknife

Glatfelter

Imperialle

Amer.

Insurance

of

—

of

Fund

Brothers,

$4.50
Giant

6-17
7-

7-20

Common

♦35c

Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.,

The

(quar.)___

Income

Mine,

Gin bel

7-25

$1.37'/a

Co. of
(quar.

preferred

vestment

$1.50

held)———

preferred (quar.)__'__
Telephone Co. of Ky

Gecrge

9-16

25c

common

General

$2.20

7-J.a

1

dividend)

redeemable

share

each

Service,

preferred (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

5.20%

l

8-

9-15
8-15
8-15

$1.25

-

(initial)

com.

new

(s-a)

Co.

security

July

5%

General

6-20

tt-

July

on

Corp., common (quar.)
£3.50 preferred A (quar.)-_*_General Telephone Co. of California—

$2

7-11

8-

llV4c

;

50c

Chemical Industrie..—
dep. receipts <final)

10-

$2.90 preferred

redemption

non-cumulative

Brick

Imperial

Payable of Rec.

15c

—

—_

(quar.)

9-30

Breaker

preferred

Illinois

7c

Shoe

General

7-15

tlOc

;—

preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).preferred (quar.)__

$4

7-36

$1.25

$5.50

General

7-15

(quar.)

com.

Pipe Co., common

8-31

(quar.)

Mortgage,

B

Circuit

4.60%

(Canada)—

lor

(stock

Public

Erie

Inglewood

share

to

preferred

7-30

tlOc

per

3%

of

7-15

75c

< quar.)__

plus this
11
General Products Mfg., Ltd—

General

1

(R. I.),
;_.

Joint

$1.25

(quar.)__

quar.;

Refrigerator

Preferred

I-T-E

Corp.

A

135c

(quar.)

(quar.)

&

Finance

8-31

Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—

1

933/4C

—

B

8-

$1.50

Precision Equipment,

&

6-23

6c

—

quar.)

(s-a)

A

7-

7-12

87'/2c

(quar.)

(Boston)—

(increased

preferred
(quar.)
General Petroleums, Ltd.

$53

6-28

7-15

40c

$5 preferred

issue called

v

$2

6%

convertible

7-11

Advertising,

(s-a)

Mortgage Corp.
& Door, common

preierred

9%

Preferred

15c

(quar.)

pieierreu

a

lac

<quar.*___

Outdoor

Class

Hussman

$10c

—

—

Trust

General Motors Corp.,

at

Huron

1

62V2C
62%c

(quar.»_-

(quar,)

$3.50

General

16

1

7-

15c

pld.

(quar.)

General

Common

7-

7-15

_

Class

6-15

12V2c

(quar.)
A

Erie

Sash

7-15

12 Vic

Baking Co., common <quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
—
_____—-

(entire

Huttig

7-15

30c

General

General

1

Si

7-29

30c

common

(quar.)
Bakeries, Ltd.

A

11-

Huron

6-15

Share

Company

12 V2c

—

preference
preference

11-15

7l/aC

(quar.

(annual

preferred

Class

1

7-15

7-15

Local

Lock

Hydraulic Press Brick

convertible

Co., 5%
Gamble-Skogmo,

$3.75

8-

6-15

Holder%

When

Per
Name of

7-15

-

(quar.)

5%

5c

(quar.).

Gabriel

General

Common

6-30

8-15

(quar.)____

A

(quar.)_

Inc.—

0%

1

7-35

Foods,

25c

—

—

preferred

1st

preferred

Mir.

General

7-

& Co.—

convertible

General

6-30

Holdej

Payable of Rf*

140c

class

■

preferred

10%

2nd

$8

6-30

7-22

t25c

——

Corp. <quar.i +
Refining Co. (extra*

6%

General

7-15

7-15

6.40%
Hunt

t20c
tlOc

Ltd..

B

Class

10c

0%

Fuller

8-24

1

10c

Ltd. (quar.)
<L.) Realty (quar.)

(D. B;>

Fuller

9-

J20C

dividend

Stock

7-15

$1.50

Quarterly
Froedtert

7-13

8-25

Share

Company

Hughes-Owens Co.,

——•—-

Cos.,

Fiontier

7-27

When

Per

Name of

8

20c

Corp. (quar.)

Friedman

7-

25c

Foreign Power Securities Corp.--—
Co. of Canada, Ltd: (quar.)

Fraser

Holder$

1

30c

Foundation
Fram

8-

3%

(quar.)

(stock dividenu )
Wallace, class B < quar. )__„_-—

Fair Stores

Food

When

Payable of Rec.

60c

(N. Y.)

Bank

City

National

First

.Monday, July 4, 1955

(quar.)

(Ohio)—

(quar.)

(J. J.) Co., 3a4%

pfd. (quar.)

Michigan Avenue North Corp.

North

American

North

American

Aviation

(Chicago)

(quar.)

Refractories

Co.

(quar.;

—

I

Number 5443

Volume 182

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

When

Per
Name of

Northern

Central

Northern

Illinois

States: Power,

Northen

common

Railway

Pacific

Northern

Co.,

preferred

(quar.)

3%%

preierred

Gberman

4.24%

preferred

(quar.i

Gas,

preferred

4.92%
Okonite

Co.

Mathieson

&

Products,

Pacific

Gas

Pacific

Lighting,

$4.50

$4.75
5%

7-30

St.

59%c
6IV2C
50c

8-15

7-29

San

8-15

7-29

1

7-15

9-30

9-15

_

8-

6%

•„—

6-15,

7-15

7-25

7-

7-15

7-

1

7-15

7-

1

\5V2%

5

7-15

6-27

7-15

6-20

7-15

6-20

*.3(J %

$1

6-20

7-11

6-30

7-11

6-30

Common

$5.75

8-15

7-29

3

9-15

2Vic

1-3-56

12-ia

45c
35c

7-15

7-

7-29

7-8

25c
32%c

8-15

7-28

Siscoe

Gold

8-15

7-25

Slater

<N.)

Co*,

33c
45c
25c

8-15

7-2P

(From

(quar.)——,——-—;——preferred (quar.)—
preferred

preferred

Penn

(quar.);

Corp.

Sheraton

:

RR.

Trenton

Piedmont

Aircraft

(s-ai

Plastic

Plymouth

Chicago

Porter

(H.

Portland

7-

9-

1

7-

1

9-15
7-15

4c

7-15

7-15

7-

7-11

7-20

15c

7-15

4—

65c
6%c

7-20

6-30

7-20

6-30

—

Mines Ltd.

East Dome

8

6-27

Class

quar.)

(increased

preferred (quar.)--—
Washington insurance—
preferred (quar.)_

5%

■

7-15

7-

6

7-15

7-

6

(Increased

Common

Cktss

3%%

.^4.20%

preferred

4%%

preferred

9-

1

$1.05

9-

1

Purina Co.; common

Ralston

(quar.)

87'/2c
75c

1

30c

(quar.)
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd., com
6% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Rayonier Corp. (stock dividend)

Rapid Electrotype Co.

Reliable

Stores

4'/a%

B

Ltd.,

class

Racing

—-—

1st

2nd preferred

Richmond,

$1.25

Common

Dividend

(quar.)
obligations

Brand

Rice

Roan Antelope

Rochester

77-

7-

Mills

&

Button
Gas-&

4

Co.

7-

5%

.

6-30

7-14

.7-

7-30

6

■

6-29

Class

6-20

Vulcan

8-15

1;

7-20

8-

1

7-20

$1.03%

8-

1

7-20

$1.06 y4

8-

1

7-20

$1.10

8-

1

7-20

$1.15

8-

1

7-20

27'/4C

8-

1

7-20

10-

3

9-15

12-15

50c

7-23

7-16

7-11

6-24

7-11

6-24

12-

1

7-15

35c

6-24

7-

93 %c

6-24

8

7-

25c

7-20

8

6-24
7-

8

7-

4

class

4

6-17

+$1.12'/2

7-

4

_

_

7-15

6-30

9-

1

8-18

8-

1

7-

Ltd.

10-

1

9-13

37'/ac

_

$30c

(quar.)

-

7

Textiles—

Lithograph

56c

!

7-

Stix,

A

Baer

Fuller,

&

(quar.)_

preferred

1st

annual

stock

dividend

cash
__

_

_

7-15

7-

Suburban

6
1

'

5.20%

Wilcox

*3

12-30

ci

9-9

8-26

9-

9

8-29

Common

9-30

9-13

$5

Potomac

10-

1

__

1

9-18

75c

7-

6-24

5

75c

(quar.)
Is

(Interim)

r-

5

6-24

30c

(quar.)

8-

1

7-

3d

7-

6-

8

3

7

(quar.)

Electric, common (quar.)—

par

7-15

46c

6 r 15

(1954

Special

5.207/1

dividend).—

Af

—

1

1

7-15

8-15

8-

5

40c

20c

7-15

6-20

7-15

7-

Swift

&

0?.

O.)

5r-c

7-25

7-

8

_

__

_

9-

1

9-

1

8-15

Taylor,

$1.18%

9-

1

8-15

Temco

Pearson
Aircraft

&

Carson,

Corp.

Ltd

(quar.)

B

(quar.)

8-

1

7-15

$1.25

7-15

6-30

7-15

6-24

10-

-

9-

1

9

25c

(quar.)

7-15

6-24

$ 12 '/a c

1

7-29

7-

a

7-29

tJ

P.

$1.43%

e-

1

7-15

$1

8-

1

7-15

50c

(quar.)

8-

1

7-20

'
(quar.)

7-

1

25c

7-15

7-

25c

8-19

7-29

25c

(resumed»___

7-15

37 %c

(quar.

8-

7-

4

1

8

$1.50

7-31

7-15

27'/a C

6%

pfd.

(quar.)

9-20

r-31

(quar.)

Gns

7-15

prior

8-

1

8-

1

7-15

7-15

$2.50

6.30

8-

25c

——

preferred

$1.25
$1.26

5%

(s-a)__

1

5-16

—

(monthly)

Co.

$1.11

7,15

8-

1

25c

(ouar.)

Jr.,

8-

1

7-20

25c

9-

1

8-19

8-

1

7-20

10-

1

9-20

Monthly

11-

1

17-20

13".

7-29

6-29

50c

8-

a

Yellowknife

Bear

C"untv

common

preferred
Radio Corp.

Zonolite

Co.

Door

(quar.).—
(quar.)
——_—

(quar.)—
(increased)—

(annual)

——

7-

5

9-

1

tPayable in U. S. funds, less 157*

1

fPayable

8-15

7-27

25c

8-15

7-27

7-

4

6-15

7- 8

6-16

Canadian

1

1

7-

2

8-

1

7-

2

*

$56'Ac
75c

12-

in

7-

8-

$22 %c

8-15

7-15

25C

6-30

6-10

7 Vac

x

♦Transfer books not closed

7-15

1

8-30

10%

(stock div.)

Curry

Steel

Ltd.,

4'/27e
Zenith

&

(interim)

(quar.)—_1

Gas

Park

Ltd.

Mines,

1

.

'V 7-15

60c

—
-

1-1-56

15c

7w|5

1

tl2l/~c

(quar.)

com.

50c

t20c

1

8-

25c

Zeller's,

8-15

8-

tl7'AC

7-11

6-3C

for this dividend.

funds,

Canadian non-residents tax.
deductible at the source.

tax

Non¬

resident tax 15%; resident tax 1%.
a

Less

British income

x

$1

$1.02'^

.

__

8-

34 %c

25c

Taion.

•MO

1

-*2

25c

5

7-20

6-15
6-15

50c

7-

10-

7-15

7-15

40c

-

(quar.)

Extra

5

Inc., class A
(increased!
Class B (increased)-.

$50c

Monthly

7-20

50c
.—

6-20

(quar.)

——

Youngstown

18%c

Corp

iquar.)

Quarterly

6-20

$35c

A

(quar.)
Ltd., class

preferred

Yosemlte

6-23

7-15

7-15

31'Ac

common

(Wm.)

5

6-23

6-20

$1.05

Monthly

8

■

-

44%

Wrigley

5

6-23

7-15

County Electric—

7-

7-15

1

8-

,

7-15

k

Mfg..

4-

7-15

12-15

Securities Co.—

Southern

8-

7-15

1

9-15

1

$1.02'/a

—

■

7-20

t40c

10-

1-3-56

17 '/aC

(quar.).:
(quar.)

Power

7-15

$40c

7-25

7-25

Service.

8-15

1$) .25

(s-a)_^

(quar.i

7-15

9-

50c

iquar.)

20c

(s-a)

preferred

7-14-

1

8-10

50c

preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—

York

(Calif.) (quar.)

1

8-10

(quar.)

Worcester

7-15

8-

1

8-

$1.12%

Public

50c

^

(A.

8-

50%

—

:__

Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd., com.
5%

7-18

507c

—

—

(liquidating),

Ordinary

1

65c

(quai.)

7-18

8-

65c

pfd.

series)

7-29

23C

(quar.)

7-

'

Electric

Wisconsin

20c

dividend

Super-Cold

Sutton

<N. Y.)—

Gas,

(stock

Corp.

Super Mold Corp.

RR.—

in $4
_

7-15
'.

9-10

(qu$r.)

Worumbo

15c

9-15

10-

Wisconsin

7-15

r._iG

5

75c

(quar.)

(initial)

Co.

8-

$1.06'A

,

Paper, class A

Wilson-rJones

1

6-25

6

$1.12'/a

—

(quar.)

preferred A (quar.)i.__A___
Oil
(quar.)

to

7-29

7-15
7-

8-

(quar.)
Telegraph—

Whiting Corp.,

7-11

30c

<quar.)—

Wisconsin

__

Propane

B

7-15

30c

$5.04

payable

_

preferred

Sunbeam

$1.75

Class

1

11-20

8-19

20c

(quar.)——

common

Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com.
'4% prior lien (quar.)

4

Corp.

Stouffer

P-20

7-27
7-15

Westminister

9-

7-20

62 M> c

& Stationery,

Union

1

11-20

1

8-

c

35c

(quar. >_,

class
(quar.)__

Plywood,

t

43 %c

12-15

(quar.)

common

9-

9-15

-

(accum.)—^

Tablet

cn

paid in lieu of the semi¬

dividend

stock

A

preferred

New

6-20

4

Foundry

B

preferred

Western

6-30

7-

$3 50

Light & Telephone, common

preferred

1

7-15

.

9-15

37'/a

5

9",1
12-

12-15

(s-a)

Ltd.,

Grocers,

7-

9-10

12-10

$12'/aC

(quar.)

Insurance

30c

—

6-2*

$1.25

Inc.—

Co.—

Power

preferred

9-30

Davin & Co.—

Whatley

Steel

preferred

25c

(quar.)

common

7-14

8

7ll5

25c

preferred

preferred C

$1.25

(quar.)._^—

Stores

Bros.

1

7-

;

preferred

preferred

«1.25

-

7

15c

62 %C

Penn

6%

Corp.—

8-

Worts—

White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref.

(quar.)_______"_^=.J

fi-17

(quar.)

preferred

prior

57e
7-11

7-11

8

.

common

Michigan

Western

1

7-

50c

(quar.)

&

common

convertible

Western

1

6-20

7-22

$1.25

:

Light,

convertible

6-30

8-

7-15
8-15

(quar.)

4%

1

6-20

7-15

15C

$12'/a C

A

(quar.)___

6-30

6-20

$1.50

iquar.)

(quar.)

7-15

8-

class

preferred

7-15

6-20

7-15

tl5c

preferred

572%>

7-15

c

6-21

$1 75

$4.50

6-20

7-

17'/ac

(quar.)______

pfd.

$4.25

CO

50c

_

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)

7%

6-17

_

7-21

Co.,

Weeden & Co.,

Western

7-i;

7-18

30c

A

guaranteed

Washington Cvas

$1.40

7

7-12

30c

(increased)

preferred

Western

7

7-

25c

com

(quar.)

common

pfd

Pictures,

Bros.

Western

6-21

7-

$50c

com.

Bros.

5%

$15c

(quar.)

A

Canada

Stern

Stockton

6-17

7-

Co.

4.2076

6-24-

87'/a

Gooderham'

Co.,

t3Cc

(s-a)

Mining,

&

Walker)

&

4V2V0

7-15

25c

l

5%

50c

River-RR..

7%r

6-21

45C

(quar.)

—

6-20

•

5

7-15

50c

:

iH. I

00

t-

$15c

(quar.)

A

7-

(quar.)

8% pfd. (quar.)________
Detinning, 7% preferred iquar.)__

$20c

class

I

1

20c

(Bait.)

Railway,

4.10%

com

5

8-

♦10c

Co.,

Walworth

West

7-

(s-a)

(See Hiram

5%

7-11

1

10c

(quar.)

B

Warren

6-20

8-

iquar.)

A

Warner

0

37 VaC

(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred <quar.)„_

4 7e

(quar.)

8

c

62'/a

B

Walker
7-11

97'/a C

J.)

7-20

$10c

Virginian

'

7-20

450c

(quar.)




7-15

6-20

t>

preferred

Sterthi

5

2%

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)

1

7-15

'

7-15

1

50c

—

4%

8-

50c

Ware

Strawbridge & Clothier, common

4.10%

Class
Class

20c

,

5-24

7-10

(quar.)

com.

common

Tobacco,

Ltd.

Viceroy Mfg.
7-15

8-

7-

$2.50

Corp., $6

(J. B.),

Ltd.

6-17

%C'''.

7-

Inc.—

Heating Corp., b'/o
preferred
(quar.)

5%

1

7-15

8-10

-

(quar.)_—

Sciver

7-11

(Dallas) —

6-10

5%

25c

-

preferred_

2nd

94c

—-4.;

Investment

of

&

Vb%

5tc#

6-15

5

8-

$1.75

Insurance

Viau,

12'/ac

class A

Stetcher-Traung

1

7-11

40c

50c

Copper Mines, Ltd.

American

Ventures,

6-15

(quar.)—

Chemical

Co.

Stern

6-15

5

20c

.

Rochester

Steel

'

'

(quar.)
(quar.)—

Fredericksburg

6-20

7-11

(s-a)

Street

Stock

preferred

1%

7%

Rochester

12'/2c

7-22

Inc.—

Rice-Stix,

River

Inc.

7-15

$1.75

92

(N.

Light,

Ltd.,

9-12

Co. tquar.)
A (s-a)

(quar.)

Association.

$$1.50

(quar.)

(quar.)

Brock,

Stauifer

6-10

3

.

Repub'ic Aviation Corp. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.—
New crmmnn (initial ouar.)
Reserve Oil & Gas (stock div.)
Revere

State

6-10

4

(s-a)

preferred

7-20

Stores

$4.20

$10c

1

550c

Petroleum,

Reliance

9-

4

10c

Corp.

Electric

Reliance

Class

(quar.)
& Engineering

8-15

1

7-12

7-15

(quar.)

convertible

70c

United

—

————-——

pfd. (quar.)_—___
Corp. of N. Y.
(s-a)

Reinsurance

9-15

7-

15076

(Mass.), 5%

Corp.

Reece

t50c

35c

Radio,

B

Stanley

1

7-

20c

Co.

Pump

Van

9-12
9-

10-

}20c

Tube, common
(s-a)
participating class A (quar.)—_——

50c

Upson Co.

7-15

7-15

7-12

1

& Canal (quar.)

Refining

Universal Leaf

6-30

B

B

Class

6-17

1

9-13

$$1.50

Reading
Reda

-

7-25

10-

$$1.50

—

6-39

1

9-15

7-15

1

8-

preferred (quar.)—
United
Stockyards, com.

7-15

62'/a C

1

8-

7%

7-15

8-12

25c

Radio Corp. of America, common (quar;)—
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred (quar. ^

&

Stanfield's, Ltd.,

6-22

9-12

Co._

Mining

Quincy

7-20

Smelting,

25c

Products 'Co

Standard
Class

6-22

25c

S.

Corp.

$2 50 class

:

8-15

$1.50

Quaker Oats, common
6%
preferred (quar.)

1

7-20

U.

(Ohio)—

Co.

Power

8-15

9-

35c

Shoe

17 '/a C

(quar.)

Insurance

preferred A

Common

8-15

$1.12 V2

(quar.)

preferred

4V* %

Oil

Standard

'8-6

$1.06 Va

(quar.)
(quar.)

•

S.

6-30

B

Standard

Standard

quar.)

U.

West

5

7-13

6-30

Corp.,

'l-sO

Quarterly

8-15

1

Plywood

12'/a c

52'/2c

8-

S.

(quar.i

8-

25c

5

20C

U.

(quar.)

87 '/ac

Co., class A

1
1

8-

4-21

B

78-

37'/a c

Standard Holding, class A

8-20

Foil

S.

Class

7-15

$1.20

8

7-

(quar.)__

Fidelity & Guaranty Co.

5

Quarterly
Fire

S.

8-15

—

6-24

7-15

(quar.)
Specialties (quar.)

5

—

6

7-15

preferred

United

30c

6-24

10c

7-

30c

7-15

45C

8-

International RR. Co.—

Spokane

of Colorado—

Co.

Public Service

67*

5

(quar.)

Standard

7r

6-30

55c

7-14

«•

7-15

Service

Public

7-

9-10

Machinery,

quarterly

6-20

7-15

Shoe

Walker

1

.

United

(quar.)

8-

59C

7-15

7-

preferred1 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)

4.3676

$1.25

1

———

preferred

7-15

—

8-

Vapor

pfd.

common

7-15

(quar.)

Transport

Provincial

Power,

52'/2c

.—

convertible

7-20

Distributors,

8-

b-24

7-

(quar.)

-

Jersey RR.

7-

(quar.)
preierred
(quar.)

4.40%

Providence
$2

7-30

Shirt

59c

6

$40c

serve

Ltd.—

England Telephone

t$l
$2

—,

New

United

& Electric—

J4c

quar.)—

(increased

A

class

Co.,

B

United

37'/ac

7%

Fund

6-30

Gamble. 8%

Prosperity

Nevada

4.6076

6-30

4

8-31

7-

preferred

6

(s-a)

8-31

1

7-31

(quar.)_

7-

pence

7-Jl

(quar.)

Industries

7-15

Ltd., com (s-a)
preferred (quar.)

<te Co.,

price Bros.

Procter &

Gas

Indiana

3.90%

6-23

1

10-

1

7-

20c

(quar.)

Manufacturers

&

10-

U.

1

Molasses,
Ltd.,
ordinary
(final)—
and 4.8 pence from capital re¬

9 V2

6-30

8-

75c

8

—_

7-20

$35c

(quar.i

(quar.)

7-

7-31

(quar.)

7-20

8-15

15c

1

6

7-20

8-15

Corp.—

dividend

28c

common

Process,

preferred

7-

Co.

28 Vic

,

Co.,

t56c
$75c

ol Canada, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
non-cum. partic. preferred (quar.)

6%

pfd.

8-15

(s-a 1

cohimon

8-

7-15

7-00

C

20c

preference

Tool,

Merchants

Stock

8-15

(quar.)_—

5

25c

(quar.)—

3.7076

7-15

&

A

7-

7-30

7- .1

C

$1.12%

Ltd.

1

U.

7-T

7-15

14.3d

convertible

United

6-30

7-15

America—

of

8-

7-30

6-30

87'/a

(quar.)

Share,

&

Drill

class

60c

1

to

6-30

7-15 v

$1

_•

(initial

Cigar-Whelan Stores

$3.50

Railway—

7-

Co.

preferred

50c

-

Production

10c

Biscuit

5

1

11

7-15

$$1.75

quar.)

Bond

50c

4%%

Power

preferred

4.25%

(initial

B

Ltd.

class A

new

7-

150c

27'/2c

(quar.)

(quar.)_

(quar.).

Franklin

4.15 76

Canada,

1

-

11-25

I

25c

*.

United

5

8-16

$1.12'/a

8-

125c

!

(quar.)—

New

20c

(quar.)

Electric

com.

(quar.)

Increased

6-39

of

Co.

class

$4.50

6-30

7- 5

8-25

$1

U5c

(quar.)—

Power,

Canada

Southwestern

7-11

(quar.)__—

Mills,

Southwestern Life Insurance Co.

5

$1.37'/2

———

1st

Preston

A

Colorado

non-cum.

6-24

7-20
7-27

7-

7-27

50c

(quar.)
67e pfd.

Southern

Power Corp.

4%%

Gas,

preferred

6-10

25c

7-11

7-

7-15

$1.12'/a

(quar.)

Oil & Gas

United

6-15

6

7-

7-29

92'/a

$t3c

(quar.)

preferred

4.80 76

Gas

New

60c

Southern

8

6-23

7-

Southern

7-

7-10

tl'/2c

(quar.)__

35c

31'Ac

iquar.)
(quar)

preferred

United

(interim)

W'ater,

Southern

5

Union

6-29

Southern

7-

6-23

7-15

Calif.

7-

7-20

7-10

7-

Southern

$1.75
$1.50
30c

Union

6-23

6-30

•

(quar.)_

10%

:

—

(quar.)

preferred

9-30
5

6-29

15c

Southern

St. -Louis

&

(Mass.)
(increased

Inc.

Co.

preferred

6 7c

8

$1.12'/2

Common

1

7-

(quar.)

Southern

5

7-

10-15

(quar.)—

Machine

K.),

7-20
7-15

11 V4c

—

(quar.)—

General

6-15

$4.50

12'/2c

(quar.)

preferred

4.72 7c

7-15

7-15

15c

,

—

iquar.)

Co., common
special stock

Porter-Cable

1

11'Ac

Cordage

Employees

8-

6%>

8-12

Service, common (quar.)
Calif. Edison, common (quar.)

Southern

$2.50

Cable

Wire- &

1

1

United Fruit

common

Paper

Pittsburgh

4.56%

7-15

1

$1

guaranteed (quar.)—
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. (quar.)—
Pittsburgh
Railways Co
common

Aircrait

Southern

1

7-

8-

9-

preferred

United

—

4.48%

& Chicago Ry.—

Wayne

preferred

7-

7-15

$1

7%

Co.,

7-11

c

SI

—

Ft.

7-15

25c

(quar.)

Cincinnati,

Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh

7-29

(quar.)

(quar.)—.

Co.

Finance

2

$4

7c

(quar.i

South

3

$3.70

8-12

$1.25

—

Southeastern Public

6-

7-18

Canada, Ltd.—

Hungerford)
!_

Extra

—

Corp., common —
preferred (quar.).

preferred

conv.

(Howard)
(J.

8

9-

preferred

1
1

6-23

7-15

____

(Detroit)—j

preferred

8-

$lc

(quar.)—__:—

9

75c

convertible

of

Ltd.,

8-

7-15

$3.50

7-10

1

7-7

A

United
-

...

6rr"fcorp.

preferred

Solar

7-18

7-10

1

7-

7-15

iquar.)———
of Missouri

1

$1.18%

7-

7-11

5c

(quar.)__

(quar.i

;

6-15

7-15

Electric Co.

9-

$15c

9-

971/2

7-20

$15c

1

9-13

(quar.)

1

Quarterly

$1.43%

6-30

t30c

Temper Corp., 4'/2% pref. (quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)

53C

(quar.)

8

7-11

87'/a c

True

4oC

—

A

9-12

(quar.)

Ry.

Northern

&

Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred

5'/2%

8

$2.50

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)——
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co

Pittston

7-

20c

4%

R.R.

$2

Smith

6-20

20c

(quar.)—

Co.

Cement

Morris, Inc., common
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)

45c

10-25

10-

1

7-20

Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)

(A.

Southern

Philip

Pioneer

10-25

11-15

$1.75

(quar.)_,__

(quar.)

Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Permanentc

45c

11-15

ir;

1

7-

8-10

t45c

25c

—

7-

7-15

30c

viiuai.i

7-

40c

7-15

$1.07 '/a
—

7-15

4bC

Co., $1.25 pfd.
Insurance

91V4C

(quar.)—

1

/

3oc

Trinity

8-

8-

tquar.i—

Treesweet Products

Corp.

7-8

30c

Minnesota

Bagley Corp.

8

1

$1.50

6-30

85c

quar.)

Co.

(accum.)__

6-30

Udylite

8

7-

8-

_.

6-30

8-

7-

1

b2'/ac

$1.75

Universal

1

8-

Oil—

(quar.i

of

I '

(quar.)

7-15

220

(quar.)—

—

prefened

Smith

7-25

(quar.

Voting and non-vuting common

Piper

10-25

Chemical Fibre—

Penobscot

&

$2.12
Smith

Mines,

8-19

8-

$1.21

7-25

(quar.)

B

Insurance

Union

Quarterly

15c

--

7-15

income)

(increased

Silverwood

7-

a

Sand
(quar.)

Pennsylvania RR.

Phila

1

9

6

6-30

Associated

preferred

Towne

Shares—

dividend

Slock

25c

(quar.)

Glass

Pennsylvania

9-

1

7-15

Water

Title

Corp. ol America—

Common

11-15

33c
32Vic

———_—

(s-a)

Traffic Co.

Co.

investment

Class

10-

6-30

pfd.

9-15

25c

_

I

conv.

'

$1

$1.14

(quar.)_"

(quar.)

$2.50

1

Co.—

prior pfd. (s-a)
Traders Building Association, Ltd. (quar.i
Trans Caribbean Airways, clas., a (quar.)—
Transamerica
Corp.
(quar.)

27'/2c

(quar.)_
—

Mmes, Ltd.

6

Sherwin-Williams

—

7-15

Co.,

Pipeline

25c

(annual

preierence

7-15

Gas

Building Corp., $5 prior pfd.

$1.20

Royalties, Ltd.—

Storage

$1.30

Penn-Texas

preferred
Standard

American

1_—

1

7-10

Natural

37 V2c

(quar.)
(Initial quar.)

preferred

$4.75

Second

1

$4

22c

—

preferred

Selected

(quar.)

12-

7-16

22 %c

—

—

common

Security

$1.32

$1
'

convertible

Co.,

7-

(quar.)

preferred

$1.32

Finance

7-11

(quar.)

12-15

&

Servrce,

80c

(quar.)_—

6-30

(quar.)

preferred

$1.30

Co.

$2.12

Telephone Co.—

preferred

Tide

1

Malleable

preferred

$1

7-15

(annual)

preferred

4V2%•

Steel

oeaDuaru

park Sheraton Corp.—

peninsular

1

9-

25c

__

preferred

7-15

Parke, Davis & Co

333

9-

9-15

2UC

iquai .1

preierred

Scullin

7-15

10-

6-30

9-15

27VaC

__

common.

A

3.657c

7-25

2%c

7-25

Co.—

10c
$3
(quar.)——7'/2c

common

$4.84

Thermoid

(quar.)

Co.,

Mfg.

12%

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)

6-30

—

(quar.)

preferred

$3.40

*$4 preferred

7-15

—

7-15

(quar.)

—

(quar.)

series

Dreferred,

Scovill

i

—

6-30

Scott Paper Co.—

$1.25

—

(quar.)

6-30

(quar.)_

Industries

Sehwitrzcr-Cummins

7-15

8-15

A

7-

8-

Common
(quar.)
Texas Power & Light, $4 preferred
$4.56 preferred (quar.)

6-30

$1.25

(quar.i

T

Power,

&

7-15

$1

Illinois

Haute

$1.09

:

Inc.—

Brewery,

7-15

20c

Texas

3v y2c

(quar.)——

Electric

22 %c

iquar.)

(quar.)

6-30

•:50c

(quar.)

preferred

Schenley

$1.10
$1.12%
$1.18%
32 %c

(quar.)

Miguel

4.36%

8-15

8-

*+

re¬

preferred

7-15

7-15

(quar.)

for

above

Electric

$1.25

copimon

(quar.)

$1.50

(quar.)—
(increased)

Chemical Co.,

5%

6-30

Electric,

&

preierred

Savannah

9

6-

4

Gas

preferred

4.40%

7-15
7-

A

Holdert

Payable of Rec.

Mfg. Corp.

Terre
Texas

7-15

(quar.i

insurance

Marine

&

preferred

4'/2%

$1
$1.25
55c

(quar.)

(quar.)
& Telegraph—

Co.

Diego

5%

$$1.75
25c
30c

_

Fire

preferred A

terly payment shown

6

6-13

7-15-

(quar.)

convertible preferred

Paul

b

7-

(entire issue called

7-11

$1.25

—

Ry., common

Francisco

7-

1

*

8-17

1

Ltd.

"Carp.,

San

convertible

b-10

1

preierred

30c

D

576

6-30

}25c
$25c

(quar.)

common

9-

$1.0614
'25c
Jloc

common-.

(quar.)———

preferred

Lawrence

Louis,

3

8-

$1.50

(quar.)

5%

San

Panhelle.iic House Association

5%

Rubinstein

6-30

,

When

Share

Transmission

$1.31

(quar.)_
(Helena) (see Helena Rubinstein)

preierred

7-1 *

7-29

9-.

Gas

51

demption on July 15 at $105 per share
plus this dividend and the rtgular quar¬

$1.37 >/a

(quar.)———
C (quar.)— __!

6%

Telephone

Packard-Bell
Park

1

8-

8-

$1.12 »/a

A

8-15

.

5.b5%

7-11

5c

B
preferred

7-20

(quar.)

preferred

Pacific

7-

6-30

7-29

10c

(quar.)—;

preferred

preferred

5%%

30c

(quar.)

Light,

&

7-15

7-15

12 '/2 Vo

(linau

common

4'/2%

10c

$4.40 preierred

preferred
Power

9-21

$1.06

(quar.)

common

preferred

Pacific

Ltd.,

Electric

&

6-30

1

St.

preierred (quar.)——
5% preferred (quar.)

Finance,

7-15

St.

4%

Pacific

(Old.)

Ltd.

Corp.,

A

(50 guilders) —
McBee Corp., common iquar.)—^

Royal

7-29

pfd. (quar.)

Fiberglas Corp.
Co.,

Paper

Products,

6-30

6-30

(quar.)___—1

Owens-Corning
Oxford
Pabco

7-15

6-30

;

Debenture Co.

Loan

preferred

6-30

1

(quar.)

Steel

7%

7-15

(increased quar.)

Corp.

(quar.)—.
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.

7-15

Inc.

Ontario

Class

5

7-11

—

Ontario

Rothmoor

6-30

20c

40c pfd. (quar.)
Chemical—

(quar.)
Ontario Jockey Club, 6%

6-30

(qu<*r.)

.

(quar.)_

preferred

4)4%

Omar,

Royce,

7-

(quar.i—

common

(quar.)

Old Town Corp.,

__

(quar.)

pid.

preferred A (quar.)

4%%

Roils

7-26

10c
$1.12%
$$1.75

Tennessee

,

Aircrait

7-20

10-

Per

Name of Company

6-30

35c

(quar.)

Corp.

Holdert

7-15

5c

Plywood

Extra

40c

pfd.
4*/e

(quar.i;

Natural

Oklahoma

Roddis

Rohr

7-15

93%c

—

—

Electric,

&

6-24

—-—-—

7%

(quar.)
Gas

Oklahoma

6-24

1

When

Payable ol Rec.

10c

5%

(quar.)—b_.—

Flour Mills, Ltd.,

Oilgear Co.

Olln

,

Mfg. Co., common
convertible
prererred

4%%

Ogilve

:

1

8-

20c
96c
$1.02%
$1.02
$1.02%

(quar.)—;

preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preierred (quar.)
$4.08 preferred (quar.i
$4.11 preferred iquar.l
Northland Greyhound Lines—
$3.60

Per
Share

Name of Company

6-30

8-

75c

(quar.i

com.

7-15

$2
20c
$1.25

(s-a)

Ry.
Gas

convertible

5%

Holdert

Payable 0/ Rec.

Share

Company

(51)

Less Jamaica income

y

Previous
date

tax.
tax.

published date was incorrect.
The
and/or record date is indicated here.

corrected

payment

52

(52)

The

Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'

General

Stubnitz Greene

Corporation and

Investment News

Reynolds Chemical
Products
Thermo-Electronics Division.

(Continued from page 13)

Mr. Stubnitz

.

City,

Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
This

company

President,
B.

two

and

•who

directors,

new

Jennings,

of

Board

elected

28

a

Board

new

the

elections

Chairman,
become

to

President

Directors

the

of

since

1944,

to

company

made

was

will

Chief

remain

of

its

Executive

executive

Officer

of

Chairman

of

by continuing
2360.

company

181, p.

Co.;

and

fill

a

vacancy

&

the

on

Co., New York

board.—V.

181,

company

Issued to Employees—

June

on

30

stock

common

the

commenced

8,094

among

distribution

of

144,448

employees,

Vice-President,

June

on

made

28

the

the Sun employees
got was worth $10,761,376.
It cost
them
$3,665,189 five years ago under one of the series of annual
contributory
plans the company started on July 1, 1926.
Participants in the liquidation of the 25th stock purchase
plan have
already received $357,000 in cash dividends.

as

'This

solar

"Where

has

been

formed

to

explore

the

commercial

in

friendly nations

the

corporation

in

the

evolution

of

a

The corporation's

and

new

is

power,

participating

New York, N. Y.

Southern Colorado Power
Co.—Registers With

SEC—

This

company
filed a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
June 27, 1955,
covering 20,000 shares of its 4.72% series preferred stock
(cumulative $50 par), to be offered for
public sale
Webster
other
to

firms.

be

tions

to

are

incurred

or

to

struction program

or

therewith.—V.

$9,907,000

are

\
Co.,

for the fiscal

and

Ijhe paymenMh- part of obliga¬

1815.

Materials

This company

of

applied

Inc.—Earnings Higher—
ended May 31,

year

1955,

had

total

sales

net

earnings of $838,000, equal to $1.31 per common
share, Henry Clay Hofhehner II, Chairman, disclosed on June 27,
In
the previous fiscal year, sales amounted to
$8,750,000 and net
to

$701,000,

Figures
month's
was

for

the

results

acquired

per

of

year

Southern

Southern

amounted

concluded

Southern

exchange transaction,

share.

common

recently

from

by

Mr.

Block

fiscal

Block

&

Materials

Hofheimer

&

Pipe,

Corp.,

April

30,

"Had

sales

included

year

Pipe

on

said.

net

which
1955

revenues

one

company

in

stock

a

included

we

and

only

full

one

\yould

have

$11,774,000, net earnings to $1,041,000 and net' per share
to $1.42,"
he said.
Southern Block & Pipe Corp. is
engaged in the
manufacture of pre-cast concrete products which
items open additional
avenues for business and
profits, he added.
Operations were affected during the recent year by the worst winter
in 15 years, which
proved very costly, Mr. Hofheimer stated.
Other
factors were an acute
shortage of cement and non-recurring and heavy
incurred

in

connection

with

repairing

crete

plants acquired during the year.
However, Mr. Hofheimer asserted "we

current

fiscal

year

as

did

we

the

in

three

expect

recent

ready-mix

do

to

well

as

year."—V.

181,

con¬

in

the

2246.

p.

Southwest Gas Producing Co.,
Inc.—Earnings Outlook
is

It

announced

the outlook

that

Chief Counsel
ment

166, p. 2315.

Net

expenses

1,729,199
$1,220,613

$1,048,286 $14,444,614 $13,064,876

income

1,178

taxes

♦Net

6,344

$1,221,791

deductions

"Federal

45,171

77,739

$1,054,630 $14,489,785 $13,142,615
2,367,440

income

2,153,158

5,064,870

,

on

181,

p.

4,602,800

$7,057,474

Dividends paid and accrued

on

Minneapolis

these

all

owns

Tekoil

"Balance

applicable

shares
per

to

preferred stocks

common

$6,386,657

588,959

512,653

stock-*

May

stock."

common

for

The

all

$5,874,004

4,087,469

4,087,477
$1.44

31

share

♦Effective with the present fiscal
year,
company has eliminated deferred Federal
rated amortization
from
"net
income"
procedure

$6,468,515
$1.58

outstanding

common

above

statement

periods.—V.

181,

beginning Sept.
income
and

taxes

1,

1954,

due

"earnings

conforms
2246.

p.

with

to

the

accele¬

applicable
the

to

change

in

Hiebert,

Executive

elected President to succeed
of

the

Board

and

Chief

Vice-President

James

Hill, Jr.,

Executive

of

profit

that

Mr.
a

for

June

on

the

1954,

James

that

said

five

Hill,

sales

Jr.,

of

profit

for

share,

a

the

new

added

in

first

1954.

six

director,

remains

the

1955

Chairman

is

of

the

and
At

first

increase

an

the

months

five

has

as

been

Chairmap

company.

running

the

same

would

of

were

6.8%

time,
hit

he

or

12%

Board,

months

ahead

$73,458,251,

estimated

that

exceed

of

per

the

land

immediately for the
Bo-Peep Ammonia.
Mr.

Fall

of

Hill

said:

1956,

accommodate
The new

purchased

at

Alliance,

Ohio,

manufacture

and

of

would

Fleecy

erect?

White

plant

a

there

and

net

proceeds

of properties;

and

our

to

are

for

be

used

working capital

purposes.

—

BUSINESS—Tekoil

debts;

pay

other

and

UNDERWRITERS—Associated
offering are: Clark, Landstreet
Co.;

Muir

Horner

Mason,

&

Guerin

Kirkpatrick,

&

Inc.;

&

Turner

Lentz,

in

the

Newton

Corp.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Inc.; Chas. B. White & Co.; Texas National

&

Scott,
Corp.;

Co.; Howard, Weil, Labouise, Friedrichs &
Co.; Peltason,
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; Hallowell Sulzberger &
Co.; M. E.

Tenenbaum
Allison

Eppler,

Investment

&

Brooke

with
&

Co.,

Inc.; Crockett & Co.; Hoffman-Walker
Co.; Robert E.
Levy & Co.; Ed Murray & Co.; Reed & Sloan
Co.; Shawell & Co.;
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Bala Williams &
Co.; Stokes & Co.;
Davis & Co.; Magill,
Wareing & Johnston; J. R. Phillips Investment
Co.,
Inc.; Southwestern Securities Co.; and Woods & Co.—V.
181,
p. 2625.

Tennessee Life

&

Service

Society, Knoxville, Tenn.—
Exchange Commission—

Files With Securities and
letter

of

notification

shares

at

$30

to

increase

of

was

stock

common

filed

with

(par

the

$5)

to

SEC

be

June

on

offered

to

share, without underwriting. The proceeds
working capital for agency expansion.

per

■Texas Eastern

20

covering

stockholders

are

to

be

used

will

English plant will be used
by three subsidiaries: Bayer
Ltd., for the manufacture of
pharmaceutical preparations
or
administered by
physicians; Scott and Turner Ltd
for
the manufacture of Andrews
Liver Salt,
a
leading laxative sold in
England and in export
markets; The Chas. H.
Phillips Chemical Co.,
Ltd
for
the manufacture
of Phillips'
Milk of
Magnesia and other
Phillips
products. All of these
products, Mr. Hill said, have wide
sale in
prescribed

England

in

other

parts

and

in

the

of

sterling.—V.

export

world

181,

p.

markets,
trade

both

where

in

sterling

conditions

areas

favor

and

dealing

2698.

in

Files With SEC—
The
SEC

corportaion

T.

Naff, President,
this decision and the related order
and certificate by the Federal
Power
Commission will permit Texas Eastern
to proceed with the reconversion
some

1,168

mont, Texas,
Va.—to

the

miles

to

a

of

the

Little

terminal

on

transportation of

conversion
a

Big Inch

the

Ohio

line—extending from Beau¬

River

petroleum

approved project calls for
600,000, of which $14,800,000 is

near

Moundsville, West

products.

an

and

expenditure of approximately $86,allocated for the Little Big Inch re¬

$71,800,000 is to cover the cost of the
construction of
pipeline and related facilities which will
maintain present
pipeline capacity despite the retirement of
the Little Big Inch from
mile

382

gas

The

Federal

Power

Commission declared that

there

by an

into

by

Texas

Eastern

eight insurance companies
providing for the sale to them of $40,principal amount of first mortgage 3%%
pipe line bonds.
reconversion project for the Little
Big Inch will be set in motion
once," Mr. Naff said, "and we expect that
the

operation

as

a

common

carrier

of

refined

oil

petroleum products)

line

products

will

initiate

(including lique¬

by or before the fall of 1956." Mr. Naff said
petroleum products pipeline
operation will be conducted as a
the parent company, but that
such operation, unlike the
gas pipeline operation, will be
subject to the jurisdiction of the Inter¬
state Commerce Commission
pursuant to the provisions of the
Interstate
Commerce Act.—V. 181, d.
the

division

June

16

filed

a

shares

to

be

offered

Clty'

are

letter

covering 352,000 shares of common
for subscription
by stockholders

offered

gubscribed

Lake City, Utah—

to

the

of

stock
at

70

notification
(par
cents

50

with

cents)

per

to

share;

public

the

Instruments, Inc.—New Product Announced—

expansion of its line
silicon transistors.

Texas Instruments

V.

silicon, this

from

five

silicon

military

has

181,

exclusive

to

commercial

corporation

has

producer

announced

of

Utah- at 885
to be used for
working capital.—V. 179,

p.

18c

further

commercial

May

allowed

p.

transistors have found wide
application

and complex
introduction in
this

company

of
to

electronic

1954,

steadily

broaden

its

equipment.

increasing
line

2626.

be

for

three

produc¬
times.—

.

See Stubnitz

Greene

Spring Corp. below.

tax

expenses

4,868,327

accruals

ry.

income.

oper.

4,721,920
704,480

65,725

$764,479

-

23,492,372
3,593,065

234,007

1,938,475

24,274,973
3,173,291
1,758,462

21,600

607,363
254,979
J

income

176,964

,118,137




at

and

the

448,000

notification with the SEO
338
shares of common

shares

$500

of

preferred

unit;

per

denominations

pay

of

stock

no

and

also

$50,000' of
each).
The

$2,500

expenses

incident to operation of
underwriting.—V. 180, p. 1212.

5%
pro¬

banquet

a

President
June
New

4

first

half

$155,507.

of

the

This

half of last

sale of

of

9.

high

current
ents

rem-e

the

His

his

holdings,

L.

Underwood
This

of

Ballard,

has

taken

expansion

announced

was

acknowledging

a

in

South

will

area

cost

those of

daily

were

production

11%

above

that

F.

R.

Ohrstrom.—V.

organizer

and

the

include: Roy

A.

Ricard

the

B.

and

director

other

on

directors.

Kelly, President

Childers, Jr., Wallace _M. Davis,
181,

9G3.

p.

22

option

Meadows
It

major

step toward
construction
England's largest

realization

including
New

of

June

on

one-year

$250,000.

first

program,

containing one
moderfFmanufacturing plants.

Hartford's

completions

officer

an

by

directors

dustriaP park
This

over

Corp.—Plans Expansion—

corporation

projected

a

ended

28%

of

Bryan,

as

followed

was

board

James

well

new

Curtis F.

resigned

company,

the

which

year,

increase

equivalent to approximately

However,
averaging about

levels;

stock

resignation

members of

fiscal

an

is

year,

Holman Jenkens and

of

share.

Corp.—Earnings 28% Higher—
the

relatively

Following

by

on

C.

L.

includes

most

upon

tract

section.

in-

an

and

President,

Stowell,

420-acre

a

(Conn.)

of

of

If

land

located

purchased,

the

what

is now Brainard
Field, one
the nation's first
municipal airports.
\
.According to Mr. Stowell the action climaxed
many
months of
study fey Underwood Corporation to determine the
optimum location
and conditions for its
planned expansion.
The company, which man¬
of

ufactures

a

typewriter

complete
operations

plant,rdwith
in

the
In

23

line
in

of

business

Hartford

floor

of

acres

machines,

since

is

space,

1901.

the

markets

full

a

Samas

computers,
supplies.

well

as

standard

line

of

carbon

as

and

machines

-and

ELECOM

typewriter

papers,

conducted

Capitol
typewrite

ita

Avenue

factory

portable typewriters, Under¬
accounting and bookkeeping

adding,

punched-card

has
Its

largest

world.

^ddition to electric,

machines,

electronic

ribbons

and

other

The-"company, in addition to Hartford operations, maintains
manu¬
facturing installations in Bridgeport, Conn.;
Burlington, N. J.; Long
Island City, N. Y.; and in
Canada, England, and
wide

sales

and

and

service

Germany.

offies

located

are

Union Oil

barrels'Pf
In

cities

718

Co. of California—New

This pompany on June 23 announced
with combined
daily initial

in

World¬

the

United

crude

Lbs

oil

Angeles

pleted, from

completion of three
production in excess of

from 35.1 to 27 degrees gravity.
the company's Sansinena 8B-20 was

County

oil.

Cali¬

1,500

ranging

total

a

crude

WeJJs—

the

fornia wells

degree

in

in

62

Canada, plus GOO cities overseas.
In addition, there
7,000 Underwood portable typewriter dealers.—V.
181, p. 2934.

some

depth

This

of

is

4,969

feet

for

extension

an

55Q

well

barrels

at

the

day

a

eastern

Union's

com¬

of

27-

end

of

holdings and opens up additional locations.
In Kern
County, Union's Kernco 51-34 has been
completed for 657
barrels a day of 35.1
gravity crude oil. This was a deep well to a total

depth of
In
the

11,700

feet.

Fresno

County, Union's Bourdieu 65-1
Sanger Zone for initial production

npw

33- gravity

crude

has
of

been

460

completed

barrels

in

of

day

a

26S8.

181,

p.

oil.

This

is

the

company's

first

well

in

this

zone.—

United Air Lines, Inc.—New Interline
Agreement—
An^interline

agreement
calling for through ticketing and single
waybill service has just been signed by this
corporation and
Faucet^ Airlines (Compania de Aviation "Faucett" S. A. >. United
cargo

sengers

connect

can

pas¬

with

Latin American
flights of Braniff Interna¬
Airways and Panagra which serve Faucett's main
terminal at
Principal Peruvian cities on the foreign
carrier's'system are,
Arequipa, Iquitos, Chiclayo and Talara.—V.
181, 2846.
-

tional

Lima.

United

Funds, Inc., Kansas City, Mo.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
•

This

corporation filed

$748,132

$3,947,143

$3,493,804

138,738

646,208

509,234

$865,684

,

$886,870

$4,593,351

$4,003,038

Misc.

deductions
Fixed charges

6,810

6,883

39,606

41.206

246,236

income

253,389

1,234,185

1,265,051

$612,638

$3,319,560

$2,696,781

indeterminate number

an

Fund;
and

Telephone

Co.

—

Bonds

Sold

Privately—This
subsidiary of Continental Telephone Co., has

company, a
sold to two institutions

$1,000,000 of first mortgage 3%%

of

Fund;

1,000,000

Fund; 1,000,000

of

United Continental
without insurance and

Plans

underlying shares of United

$3,000,000 of Periodic
indeterminate number of

and

an

Investment

Plans

underlying shares

lative'Fund.—V. 181,

of

Accumulative

with

insurance

United Accumu-

1606.

p.

A/L
...

_

United States & International
Securities
The

Corp.—Merger

„SEC, it was announced on June 27, has issued an
exemption
order
permitting the merger of this
coiporation, Devon Securities
and

Dunwalke

Corp.

Foreign

will

shares'-and
for

each

its

authorized

own

into

United

agreement,

converted

into

shares

stockholders

States

shares

of

&
Foreign
Internationa],

shares of Foreign.
Initially,
from

1,000,009 to 3,500,000
shares of new common

three

its

shares

Devon,

being
collapsed into
will

to

Corp.

merger

be

presently outstanding : 985,000 -common
shares.
In
Foreign will issue one new share of its common
for, each
of
the publicly-held common
stock of

merger,

two

the

will

increase its
issue

of

the

Securities

Under

Dunwalke

International;

wholly-owned

a

the

latter

receive, in the

subsidiary

company.
meiger,

The

one

of

International,

common

share

of

new

common

and

will

stockholders

of

be

Dun¬

of

Foreign
share of Dunwalke common now
held, the shares of Foreign
common
being available for such distribution
through the exchange
by Dunwalke of its holdings of 164,737
shares of old common of
Foreign for new common stock of
Foreign on a l-for-3 basis and the
for

each

purchase

of

walke for

cash.

the

additional

basis

of

standing

upon

the

common

181, p. 2934.

Scientific

Fund^$50,000,000 in Periodic Investment

On

$626,598

an

amendment on June 22,
1955, to its regis¬
covering an additional
200,000 shares of
United
1,000,000 shares of United Accumulated

statement

Income Fund;
shares of United

walke

101,205

income

Texas

-

at

Devon and

927.

Stubnitz Greene Corp.—New
Name—

stock

(in

of

stock

three

like period of last year and

the. first

stock.

Of

basis

i

letter

a

of

share.

per

„,

1955—Month—1954
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$6,560,873
$6,430,139 $33,148,019 $32,818,667

revenues

rentals
(net Dr)
Jt. facjl. rentals (net
Dr)

—V.

of

2934.

were

Securities

Equip,

Net

filed

9

preferred
units

to

be

p.

for

30,

in

Since

Ry.—May Earnings Lower-

Period End. May 31—

Operating
Operating

Other

all

per

Corp.,

Texas & Pacific

Ry.

selling stockholders,

owned

2698.

p.

The corporation
also
announced
that
negligible during the past three months.

seven

types of n-p-n grown junction
During the year, the corporation has
voluntarily
prices twice—once by 25%—to
encourage the application of
transistors.

commercial
tion

the

as

un-

by Harrison S. Brothers
Per 100 shares.
The net proceeds

will

181,

tration

Texas

silicon

s\

to nine

who

of

Marking a full years
transistors made from

reduced

used

Toklan Oil

financing has al¬

entered

issue

an

at $14.50 per

to

appears

"The
at

be

There

—V.

be no
question about Texas Eastern's
ability to finance the project. Mr. Naff's
announcement pointed out that' the
basis for senior
agreement

of

common

V.

service.

gas

Total
on

to

Corp.—Reconversion,etc.

George

(par $1)

to go

are

directors,

181,

Offered—

Thompson Products,
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 4,000 shares of common stock
(par $5)
was made on June 30
by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $53.75 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 75 cents

are

Transmission

The corporation has received Federal
Power Commission
approval, by
unanimous vote of the full five-man
Commission, for the removal of
the major portion of the Little
Big Inch System from natural gas serv¬
ice and the construction of
substitute facilities to maintain the com¬
pany's gas delivery capacity.
According to

Net

Strevell-Paterson Finance Co., Salt

hall.

and

in

debentures

are

States

Products

pounds

ceeds

was

in

gas

O.—Stock

publicly offered

stock

for

corporate

organized
in
March, 1955.
It is engaged
the performance of various
engineering services in the
industry, and also in the business of acquiring interests
in, developing and operating oil and gas properties
located in Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky and Oklahoma.
oil

airborne
the

of

unsecured

Jr.,

to
and

28

common

June

on

shares
offered

shares

two

/

primarily

Little

Bleach

"When the plant in
England is completed in
expanded manufacturing facilities it
will afford
sales expansion."

the

be

and director;

PROCEEDS—The

net

$2

company is now building at Newcastle,
England,
largest Sterling plant outside the United States.
He further noted
that the John
Puhy Products Co., a sulsidiary, had just
acres

Sold

previous

the

9%

765.

p.

scribed.

that

announced

the

over

slightly

record.

that

180,

Eppler,
Guerin & Turner and associates on June 28
publicly of¬
fered an issue of 280,000 shares of common
stock (par
$1) at $5 per share. The offering was
quickly oversub¬

fied

of

507

to

April

000,000

Record—Expansion-r-

months

for

high for this period
established

He

first

a

28.

Hill

new

high,

for

and

who

Officer

Sales and Earnings at New
Net

Stock

—

with

Sterling Drug Inc.—New President Elected—
Mark

The corporation

covering
slock

continues

Corp., Robinson, 111.

ready been arranged

J.

shares.—V.

Mansfield,

June

on

Corporation, Washington, D. C.—Files With SEC

those for the

outstanding

The

Common

1320

2

'

19, its 5%%, $100 par, cumulative
Investors Syndicate of America in

Inc.,

Co.

four officers
outstanding shares.—-V.

J. Blair Moffett,
John B. Plumb, Marketing Depart¬

2933.

company will redeem on July
preferred stock at $103 per share.

of

income

Earnings

.

The

$2,574,317 $34,795,223 $31,601,287
1,526,031
20,350,609
18,536,411

income

Income

1955—12 Mos.—1954

$2,949,812

income

Gross

Co.—Earnings Increased

1955—Month—1954

revenues

operating

Other

and

company,

&

PROCEEDS—The net proceeds

Sun-Secretary-Treasurer;

the

Coordinator.—V.

9,200

Southwestern Public Service

-

used

its

89,600 shares of

wood

quarter of 1955 and
the remainder of the year indicate
earnings for the full
equal to or greater than those for the
year 1954 when net

Period End. May 31—

Operating
Operating

for

earnings for the first

$520,000.—V.

White, Weld

160.

p.

Earnings

A

4

commenced July 1, in which
approximately
of the plan have announced.
The

Superior Steel Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—

for

1955
income approximated
year

the

stock purchase plan

acquisition

to

expenses

A new

12,000 will participate, the Trustees
are John C. Agnew,

Trustees

profit

$1.12

or

be

in

including

&

be incurred in connection with its 1955-56 con¬
for payment of bank loans incurred in c.onnection

180, p.

Southern

be

will

share.

was

money.

$36,415,382, while the company has-contributed $18,207,691, a
total 25-year investment of $54,623,073.
An idea of the growth of the
plans is afforded by the fact that the total amount invested in the
next four plans to be liquidated is
$36,125,500.

six

amendment,

by

proceeds

Stone

Corp., Paine, Weber, Jackson & Curtis and
public offering price and underwriting terms

The

supplied

Net

through

Securities

own

invested

sun's

potenially great industry."

office is located at 103 Park Ave.,

liquidation
his

of

abroad.

of

with

through stock dividends, a 5-for-4
money contributed by the company.

largest stock plan in terms of the number
participants, the number of shares to be distributed and the worth
of shares.
It brings to
1,152,921 the number of shares distributed to
employees since the first plan was liquidated in 1931.
Throughout the entire 25 plans liquidated to date, employees have

possi¬

technological developments, the company is
ready to risk capital in any likely area, whether in the United States
or

in the

bought

accrued

were

split Jast year, and
The 25th plan was the

by

y "Beyond the commercial aspects in exploitation
is a realization
by its organizers, that the

for each employee participating
shares for each share he

stock

energy.

warranted

gain

additional shares

The

an¬
'

enterprise
of

net

1.731' additional

following

nouncement:

bilities

announced

was

negotiated by

was

,

proceeds

improvements

McDonald
of

stock

Energy Corp. of America—Formed—
Weber,

F.

sale

Therm-O-Disc,

marking the liqui¬
dation of the company's 25th consecutive
employee stock purchase plan.
At the closing price on the New York Stock
Exchange on June 29, the

The

Solar

The

by Texas Telephone Co. for extensions
telephone plant and equipment.
The company has its
principal office at Sherman, Texas and serves
approximately 33,000 telephones located in 20
Texas communities.
—V.

r

R.

29.

Company.
The

180,

shares of its

succeed

the

committee.—V.

to

Sun Oil Co.—Stock

effective

July 1. Albert L. Nickerson,
charge of foreign trade, was chosen President, succeeding Mr. Jennings.
Austin T. Foster and Paul V. Keyser,
Jr., were elected directors.
Mr. Jennings, who has been a director of
Socony Mobil since 1939,
Chairman

Spring

.June

on

1955

new

a

George V. Holton,
Vice-President and director in

retires

Wire

Monday, July 4,

...

~

25-year bonds, series D, due' in
1980, it
&

and

director

a

Cleveland

that Saul Golkin of Golkin

announced

elected

was

Co.;

2698.

p.

This

Brewster

the

June

on

Spring Corp.—Name Changed, etc.—

Maurice Stubnitz, President, has announced that stockholders voted
to change the name of the
company to Stubnitz Greene Corp., with the
following divisions: Stubnitz Greene Spring Co.; Reynolds Spring Co.;

:

for

shares

the

above

completion

these,

of

of

2,460,789

the

new

common

transactions,

for

Foreign

Foreign

will

by

have

the

merger, 3,310,815 shares
will have been issued
on a

of

Dun¬
out¬
new

3-for-l

820,263 publicly-held shares of old
common
stock
of
494,211 orv a »-for-l basis for
the 164-737 old shares of
Foreign common held by Dunwalke;
248,445 on a te-for-one-basis for
the 496,890 shares

Foreign;

of

shares issued

to

publicly-held International
common;
for cash.—V.
181, p. 2401.

Dunwalke

and

107,370

Number 5443... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Volume 182

States Plywood Corp.—Earnings Rise—

United

ended April 30, 1955 amounted to $7,638,100, including the profit
of U. S.-Mengel Plywoods, Inc. and Associated Plywood Mills, Inc. from

of.

In

including equity in undistributed

year

with

$2.70 per common share for the preceding fiscal
1,640,879 common shares outstanding at April 20, 1954.

The

30.

consolidated

$150,565,500

were

sales

fiscal

the

for

with

compared

year

estimated

income

taxes

of

$2,255,200.

The

for

sales

the

three

months

ended

April

30.

1955

oi

ment

newly

a

of

June

pain and
circulatory diseases

cf

30 in

peripheral

of

forms

seme

treatment

developed

scientific

two

and

spasm

the

of

p. pers.

as

a

elderly

one

diabetic

on

"night"
three
,

patients,

leg

to

who

cramps.

with the
of

complained

They

known

periods

for

Arlidin,

as

or

from

ranging

A feeling of tingling and warmth was experienced by most patients,
ten minutes
of
taking Arlidin orally in the form of tablets,
in divided dots, the doctors reported in their paper published in the
journal, Angioiogy.":
'•
;
%
.

.

,

_

"Nineteen

to

patients

have

again

showed

placebo

when

good

a

Arlidin

therapy

reinstituted.

was

and

substituted

was

These

considered

were

successfully treated.
Arlidin is a safe vasodilator which
rapidly and regularly, when given orally."
.1
another paper, also published in Angiology,
a
team of German

acts
In

reported

using several vasodilator substances,
and
said
Arlidin, or Dilatol as it is known in Europe, "by its effect in
healthy human subject is a substance apparently particularly

that

the

suitable

for

the

measurement
doctors

treatment

Arlidin

disturbed

of

increased

reported.—V.

muscle

blood

blood

flow

muscle

above.—V.

180,

This

486.

p.

shares

common

(50

cents

will

about

use

$1,825,000

the

of

Co.

of

company participates in the development of nuclear
and advancing
technologies. It operates plants for
of uranium concentiates through chemical processing

EARNINGS-—Total

the
four months
ended April
30,
earnings were $68,224. This compares
$7,250,637 and net earnings of $85,246 for the

$13,679,921

with

total

revenues

comparable

period

for

revenues

were

and

of
a

net

year

-

ago,

GIVING

EFFECT

Stock Offered—An investment banking group headed
by Kidder, Peabody & Co. on June 28 offered a new
issue of 15,000 shares of 4Vfe%cumulative
preferred

stock, series A, at
dends from
The

of

board

preferred

1958;

fixed

the

share

if

$104

PROCEEDS—Net

$1,000,000

shares

of

be

applied

to

banks

parent

stock

price

on

of

in

above

the

before

or

thereafter;

its

to

the

issue,

from

the

parent

each

repayment

in

advances

and

These

connection

with

its

together

sale

of

Dec.

3V2%

unsecured

Common stock

notes

due

1961

Outstanding
$439,199

228,988

the

of

full

of

additional

Utilities,

current

advances

debts

Inc.,

indebtedness

the
United

owing

incurred

were

construction

approxi¬

20,000

to

by

(par 50 cents per share)

1,000,000

shares.

incorporation,
1955.
of

A

proceeds

Calif.,
will join the team
Progress,"
world's largest
of Penn Station.—V. 181, p.

Co.—Registers With SEC—

registration

a

statement

150.000 shares
sale through

181,

public

to

are

be

its

of

$20

the

with

SEC

on

stock,

common

par

an

finance

to

part the company's 1955
loans incurred
therefor.
estimated
at
$5,320,000—

in

bank

repay

for

expenditures

1955

589.

p.

to

used

and

program

Western

are

'

*-

company

covering
value.

par

r

*1,000,000 shs.
approved

696,677 shs.
increase

an

of

common

amendment

of

shares

of

the

in

the

stock

to

certificate

basis

about

reserved

were

for

issue

the

upon

of

out¬

into

an

*'

several

underwriters

named

below

to

purchase

the

above

stock

common

offered

W.

E.

from

r

Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman,

have

underwriting agreement with Vitro whereby they have

agreed

Hutton

&

&

will

be

Goodbody

Co.————-

&

Richards

&

Francis

6,500

William

6,500

Sutro

6,500

Auchincloss, Parker & Red-

&

Co.__

Hemphill,
J.

Noyes &
Hogle & Co

A.

S.

Co

Moseley & Co
Webber,

Paine,

Jackson

Curtisv—.1
Reynolds

6,500
*
V,

&

Inc.—____

Ryons

&

Co

Staats

R.

4,000
Co._.

&

Co

&

-

Boettcher

—

'

way

Butcher

4,000

Weeks

Blunt

Ellis

&

Co.___.

Kay,

4,000

&

Moore,

Co.,'
4,000

181,

tutional

this

5%

by

amount

Union

Western

on

interest and maturing on June 1,
& Hutzler has negotiated the
The

be

will

proceeds

bonds

Calls
The

5%

used

$2,000,000

debentures

placement with Insti¬
to prepay $35,000,000
4%%
debentures dua

The

1960

of

Gold Bonds—

gold bonds,

plus

4V2%

a

premium and accrued
New York City.

Manhattan Bank,

Chase

Holders

all of its
principal
interest, will be made at

called for redemption on Sept. 1, 1955,
due March 1, 1960.
Payment, at the

has

company

30-year 5%

in

due

and

25-year

1980.

1980.

of

the

bonds

present them

may

.

for

immediate purchase a&

price equivalent to a yield of l'/2% per year from the date of pur¬
chase to the redemption date on the redemption price of 104/2% plus
a

interest.-

;

-

Earnings for May and First Five Months up Sharply—
Net

income

June

28

were

and

in

&

Leonard
L.

with

providing

$525,000

was

1954

May,

net

reported by the company, on
of $483,562. These earnings
income tax in May, 1955

for Federal

$1,173,000

May last year.

in

^

'

May this year totaled • $20,712,271,
the same month a year ago.
t
For
five months
of
1955, net income amounted to $5,102,481, or
99 cents a share, based on the increased number of shares resulting
from the recent stock split.
In the same period of 1954, net income
operating

with

compared

3,000
"

♦

-•»

in

revenues

in

$17,787,653

Co.—__

&

Lynch..

Wright

&

2,000

provisions

2,000

against

2,000

.

2,000

.

!

Inc.

These figures reflect

income tax of $4,614,000 so far this year, as
the five months of 1954.
Gross
operating revenues for five
months of 1955 amounted to.$98,335,128, compared
with $87,489,021 in the corresponding period

last

Co.

cents a share.

equivalent to 51

$2,528,588,

was

3,000

.

Richards

$1,248,370 for May

of

contrast

after

Federal

for

$2,728,000

year.—V.

in

181,

2847.

p.

1,000

Wooster

2976.

p.

-

Bros

investors.

of
in

.

Sherrerd

&

Arthur

Inc._

of

.

4,000

Simmons

&

Sullivan

3,000

.

Chaplin & Co

Bosworth,

Public

borrowing

Gross

3,000

.

6,500

Baker,

■ ■

cleared on June 29 for the company to go ahead with
refunding of debt to reduce interest costs.
The New
Service Commission disclaimed Jurisdiction over a private

was

•

Co

&

6.500

;1

4,000

.

Singer, Deane & Scribner_.
Stephenson, Leydecker & :

6,500

Tucker, Anthony & Co
Bache & Co._

4,000

.

.

path

6,500

—

Co.

&

underwriters

principal

The

$38,500,000

4,000

Co.__

Lester,

duPont

facilities.

wise

& Co.; Lehman Brothers; Clark, Dodge & Co. and
&v Hutzler.
Underwriting terms are
to be supplied

Bros.

later.

4,000

Hill

White, Weld & Co.__fi__9,000
I.

leased

and

Kuhn, Loeb

Salomon

4,000

9,000

Co.—

proceeds would be used to finance construction, for which
has budgeted $38,000,000 this vear. The program applies

net

accrued

Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc

9,000

Co

of record July 22 on
rights to expire on or

held;

five

the
$2.50

with

shares of

Shares

20,000;

Dillon

stockholders

each

for

statement

common

8.

facsimile

amount

UNDERWRITERS—'The

1,041,393

to

offered

share

registration

a

of

issue

company

to

of

exercise

be

new

one

filed

30

proposed

would

of

Aug.

The
the

this change,
became effective on
May .9,
1955, 28,636 of the authorized but unissued shares

30,

stock

Stock With

Telegraph Co.—Registers

June

on

a

stock

This
the

Salomon

standing stock options.

—V.

program.

The
SEC

228,988

.

Union

SEC—Private Placement of Debentures Arranged—

containing

of April

As

common

certificate

Rubber

Co.

Completed—

Offering

Stock

—

%

"

Mention

BUSINESS—The

company is engaged in a general telephone busi¬
consisting of local exchange telephone service and long-distance
toll telephone service, in all of Franklin and
Perry Counties and in

Warner

ness,
or

portions cf the following other counties
Adams, Eedford. Blair, Centre, Clinton,

Huntingdon,

Juniata,

Mifflin

CAPITALIZATION

Series E,

3.75%

Series D,

due

cumulative

Common

stock

aggregate
unlimited, except
the

to

York.

"

TO

PRESENT

,

FINANCING

Outstanding
$4,320,000

"Our

net

990,000

least

25%

2

shares

120,000 shs.

"4!/2%

as

30,000

the

shall

106,508 shs.

of

bonds

at

any

not

that

time

be issued is
the amount

may

exceed

the

of

shares

of

the

UNDERWRITERS—The
to

agreed
forth

purchase

opposite

the

preferred

preferred

unclassified

are

to-resolution

pursuant

series

cumulative

the

of

each

have

series

subject

Board

number

of

stock

stock,

but

of

been

A."

designated

The

remaining

classification

to

shares

of

have

preferred

new

stock

Smith,

2,500
2.500

Sherrerd

Leo nard

&

Poole,

1.009

—V.

146,800

be

San

at

United
the

unifining

gone

on

bdenum

Diesel

29.

drawings,

well

as

The

corporation
with

shares

of

275.000

Oil

$2.50

Of
for

unit

the

the

the

of

capital

per

before

has

The

Stream at

Co.

in

Van

registration

proposed
to
cents)
and

10

units

of

one

Alstyne,

purchase

&

Offering—

statement

offer
and

Co.

share

at

recently

publicly

warrants

share

Noel

one-half

and

to

one

have

for

the

to

be

offered,
and

company

selling stockholders.—V.

St.,

181,

Each

the

550,000

will

warrant

same

at

price

on

480,000

70,000

shares

shares

are

for

be

to

the

Vas
SEC

Uranium &
corporation

on

sold

cowering 2.000.000

(10 cents per share)
net

proceeds

are

to

20

shares

filed

of

a

letter

common

of

stock

notification .with
to

be

offered

the.

at

be

will

but

go

used

to

pay




expenses

U.

rent

S.

for

1364

two

years

Patent.

Conejo

kitchen

the

of

artificial

used

to

pay

Christmas

incident

expenses

to

trees.

mortgage bonds.

will

their

at

be

incident to mining

principal

amount

plus

accrued

interest

at the City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
and after July 27,
were
obtained by
Washington Water
received
the week
before last under a

from

.

markets

Webb
20

&

Missouri,

sites

on

throughout the

Knapp,

Safeway

Inc.

selected

Package" Sale—

by

experts

Safeway

in growing

has

in

under

Arizona,

contract

California,

of

sale

to

Colorado,

investors

Maryland,

Nebraska,

New Jersey, New York, Texas, and Virginia, with
well advanced for the sale of 17 more.
Robert M. New¬
Vice-President of Webb & Knapp, is in charge of the

Assistant

investment

The

Webb

&

each

lease

for

value

of

investor

a

cash

the

institutions

additional

and in

next

includes mortgage financing arranged
prior to sale of the property.
The result is
acquires a high credit tenant on a long-term net
Inc.

investment which

property.

who

confidence

the

"package"

Knapp,

have
in

six

Safeway

one

of

markets

approximately

relatively small in relation to the
of financing enables persons or
purchases to invest

before made real estate

the

months,

is

method

This

never

most

Webb

&

located

a year, ;a

desirable

types

of

property.

Knapp will make available many
in various parts of the country,

total of 96.

Webb <fc Knapp has already

than

in

owns

are

sold
has

which
15

principally under its registered
been
advertised on a nation¬

years.

fee

three

of

parcels

land

Wooster, Ohio
the main,

in

approxi¬

feet.

196,000 square

1955 a steel

purchased in

company

CAPITALIZATION

AS

OF

JUNE

22,

1955

Authorized
stock

Common

(par

DIVIDENDS—A
June

the
a

Outstanding

1,500,000 shs.

$1)

1,033,492 shs.

warrant, the company may
dividend after the close of the

company

5%

stock

UNDERWRITERS—The

underwriters

representative,

their

through

cents per share was paid
directors to pay a quarterly
1, 1955.
If the earnings of
consider the declaration or

quarterly dividend of 7%

1955, and it is the intent of the
of 7'/2 cents per share on Sept.

1,

dividend

Hulme,

fiscal year.

named

below,

Applegate

&

acting severally
Humphrey, In?->

with the selling stock¬
holders whereby the underwriters agreed to purchase from the selling
stockholders
the respective number of
shares of common stock set
forth

into

entered

underwriting

agreement

below:

an

Shares

Shares

Applegate &

Hulme,

34,200
25,000

Humphrey, Inc.
Stroud &

Company, Inc

25.000

Ohio Co

Wm.

J.

Mericka & Co., Inc.

3,000

McKelvy

5,000

Prescott,

3,000

& Co.___
Shepard & Co.,

5,000

Inc.

5,000

5,000

Gardner

Cruttenden & Co——

5,000

Reinholdt

Curtiss, House & Co

5,000

Singer, Deane & Scribner__

4,000
5,000

Suplee,

3,000

Thayer, Baker & Co

Cleveland

Corp

Fulton, Reid & Co
Hentz & Co.

H.

—V.

181,

York
The

p.

County Gas Co.—Files With

subscription
The

on June 3 filed a letter
shares of common stock
by stockholders at $45 per

5,571

npt

nroceeds

are

to

be used to Pay

5,000

Yeatman & Co.,

5,000

Inc.

company

covering

&

—

Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.

2977.

5,000
5,000

5,000

Merrill, Turben & Co

Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.__
Butcher & Sherrerd

3,000

Kay, Richards & Co
A. E. Masten & Co

Bache & Co

First

selling program.

products

more

truss roof building which it
had formerly held and used under lease for its wire dipping operations.
This building is located about one-quarter of a mile from the main
buildings.
It has approximately 25,000 square feet of floor space.
Mid-West Metallic Products, Inc., the domestic subsidiary, occupies
two
adjacent buildings in Cleveland,
Ohio.
One has about 1L°0C)
square
feet of floor space and the other about 16,000 square
Both of these buildings are leased under five-year leases, each of which
has over four years to run.
Total annual rental is $16,800.

The

United States.

now

supermarkets

negotiations

In

.

located

are

communities

with

>

lines.

company

The

Utility

has worked out a real estate investment "package"
whereby investors, whether individuals, foundations, or pension funds,
may purchase new supermarket store properties
leased for 30 years
to a
nationally known concern in areas carefully selected for their
growth potential. The tenant is Safeway Stores, Inc., and the super¬

a

aggregating approximately eight acres on which are located
manufacturing buildings having an aggregate floor space of

redeemed

New York City, on
the
redemption

Webb & Knapp, Inc.—Announces

.pftjr

opera-'

The

is

bathroom.

"Rubbermaid"

basis for

mately
be

Wooster Rubber Co.,

vinyl

and

and

company's

The

in

The

Drive,

proceeds do not accrue to

leading manufacturer of a complete line
plastic coated wire household products
It entered the housewares field in
1934 and its net sales have risen from $2,737,514 in the fiscal year
1947 to $12,176,885 in
the fiscal year 1954.
Recently the company
has introduced a new style contour rubber floor ipat for automobiles.
It
also
produces
several plastic
products supplementing its rubber;
rubber

molded

for

wide

Letters

White,

stock

to certain selling stockholders.

BUSINESS—Company

of

trademark

This corporation

Tlijb

through Skyline Securities Inc.. Denver, Colo.

tiona

and

for
W.

issue of June 27 of the public

June 23 of 169,200 shares of common

PROCEEDS—The net

the

remaining

our

Further details follow:

pleted.

have

by

Drilling Co., Monticello, Utah—Files
June

debts

with

the $20,000,000
condemnation settlement with the Chelan County (Wash.)
District for the company's Chelan Falls power plant and
related electric facilities.—V. 180, p, 2847,
Power

Public

account

1922.

p.

for

Ernest

to

are

for

that

The

on

made in

(par $1) at $10 per share by Hulme, Applegate & Hum¬
phrey, Inc. and associates. The offering has been com¬

150,200 shares

at

bonds

Funds

man,

shares
of

offering

the

and

share)

per

application

which

of

is redeeming $9,630,000 of first mortgage 3Va% bonds,
101.80% and accrued interest to July 27, 1955. These
been selected by lot for redemption. The company also is
redemption a $10,000,000 issue of 37/8% first mortgage

Wall

purchase

warrant

1957.

550,060
account

to

now

(par

through
2,

its

designs

2976,

p.

($1

par

notification

of

stock,

announced

was

the

provided

of

letter

a

property

into

go

Refineries, Ltd., it

Products

is

stock
shares

holder

Jan.

1982.

bonds, due in 1983
to July 27, 1955.

to

at

filed

company

in

calling

unit

Oil

amended

It

at

be

Robinson, President on June 27 announced that this
called for redemption a total of $19,630,000 principal

first

bonds

licensing the unit.—V. 181,

SEC.

additional

entitle
or

the.

sale

50o

Vanadium Queen Uranium Corp.—Amends
filed

1955.

"should

Inc., San Bernardino, Calif.

common

through

proceeds

and

M.

of

amount

a purification process,
using a cobalt-moly¬
and at Matraville it is being used to desulfurize

Universal

as

cash

had

company

Unifining is

type catalyst,
fuel.

those for the first half of

Calif.

50o

operation outside
stream in Matraville, New South Wales

refinery of Bitumen and

June

on

net

The

States has

should

23.

Washington Water Power Co.—To Redeem Bonds—

2

the

made

Bernardino,

The

181, p. 2742.

UOP-licensed

20

offered

be

assignment

will

due

1,000

first

to

are

and

offering

500

Co., Inc.

on

cash

advance

500

York &

Universal Oil Products—New Unit Goes
New South Wales
Refinery—
The

shares

for

Warren

W.

June

on

offered

be

Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.
Thayer, Baker & Co

&

Parke

,

Crouter & Bcdine..

Lynch... 1,000

Roberts

equal or exceed

Christmas Trees,
SEC—

corporation

Kinsey

Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.. 1,000
De Haven & Townsend,

Butcher &

1955

June

on

operations in 1955," he added,
in 1954."—V. 181, p; 1486.

covering 297,000 shares of
lo

are

set

4.000

Barney & Co
& Company, Inc

The
SEC

underwriter:

Kidder, Peabody & Co

Moore,

of

months

said

severally

Shares

Schmidt,

six

With

manufacture

below

named

S^i&r6s

Stroud

—Files

issue

and

directors.

underwriters

name

first

Bailey, President,

was

housewares

amount

indebtedness

of

from

greater than

Warren

30,000 shs.

company as fixed
from time
by the stockholders in accordance with law.
At the present
the authorized indebtedness of the
company is $10,500,000.

t30,00C

profit

'

30,000 shs.

time

time

K.

60,000

series A

$50)

it

1955 should

half of

ond

1,500,000

Walter

"Earnings for the first quarter of 1955 were $535,000," Mr, Bailey
said, "which was equal to the average rate for 1954.-The increase for
the second quarter has come as a result of new orders,
chiefly for
machine tools and Gradall, our earth-moving machine."
First half shipments will be larger than were those for the first half
of last year, Mr; Bailey said, and forecast that
shipments for the sec¬

980,000

1934

Swasey Co., Cleveland, Ohio—Earnings—

$1,250,000

970,000

$100)

&

profits from operations for the

1982__„

principal

authorized

Net
exceed

1, 1983____

stock,

that

•

Fulton,

1, 1984

(par

pfd.

(par

'The

of

1.

Sept. 1,

preferred stock

4Vi%

Pennsylvania:

Dauphin,

Authorized

due Jan.

Series E, 3.40%

tSeries

Cumberland,

1981

due Jan.

3.75%

south-central

in

EFFECT

1,

due Feb.

Series C, 3.625%

and

GIVING

♦First mortgage bonds:
Series A, 2.10% due Jan.

■

Net

bearing 4ye%

*

On April 26,
1955, the stockholders
authorized
capital stock from 708,400

1,

plus

case

with

United

company,

full

in

repayment

the

company.

from

derived

be

the

to

redemption
redeemed

redeemed

for

construction

The

$839,455

Schwabacher & Co

to

and

Telephone in

if

proceeds

common

will
due

per

share

1955,

offered

York

F.

at

$103 per
dividends.

mately

share) plus accrued divi¬

per

1, 1955.

directory has

stock

and

accrued
...

($100

par

June

filed
covering

company

27,

be

a

FINANCING

Authorized

severally

Preferred

—

site

the

over

this

designers

Luckman,

underwriting group headed
by Blyth & Co. Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are "to
be supplied by amendment.

7

—

PRESENT

TO

Mortgage notes

Vitro:

Pennsylvania

Angeles,
"Palace
of

&

advanced

electronics,

and

Pereira

Los

the

constructed

that

most

the

of

television

of

29

proceeds

new

1955

entered

175, p. 923.

Telephone

in

planning

be

Construction

Shares

United

par

share.

/
1

City

dimension"

use

June

on

York City—«

Bronx.

"Videal Dimension"

Develop

"videal

industrial

the

in

two

New

in

four

and

and

2847.

June

construction,
particularly
in
the
fields of
chemical
metallurgical plants and nuclear power reactors; and engages
in research into
chemistry, physics, electronics and electro-mechanical
equipment.

200%,

By
about

by

to

Okla.,

Queens,

1239.

p.

manages

actual

flow/'

the

architects

in

unique

a

announced

Television

building

processes,

therapy

Arlidin

to

response

pill)

(sugar

been

physicians

the

who

when

worse

improved

CBS

of

Co.—Proposed Merger—

Corp.

company

CAPITALIZATION

within

became

and

production

and

months.

21

corporation

BUSINESS—The

reported

claudication,

intermitten

treated

were

drug,

172;

develop
techniques in

Shawnee,

one

Engaged to
Progress—

of

To

of

in

of

..

were

.

study

a

Architects
in Palace

V.

to be relatively safe to use, was described
New York doctors.

paper by a team of
physicians conducted

The

i

City.—V.

offices

prepay its V-Loan and 5%
second mortgage note: another $45,000
will be used to prepay a 4'/2%
mortgage note; and the balance will
be added to working
capital.

The drug, which is reported
■in

the

at

uranium
ores
and, through
a
subsidiary, in the acquisition and
exploration of uranium properties. The company also designs, engineers

was

person

York

New

160,000

per

PROCEEDS—The

treat¬
in the

the

weapon

new

obtained

of

in

drug

be

may

of America—Stock Offered—Blyth & Co.,
headed an underwriting group which

$23

at

energy

vasodilator

earnings

net

Safeway

Manhattan,

53

to

U. S. Vitamin Corp.—Announces New Drug—
Use

provide

to

proposes

consolidated

its

applicable to the payment of interest
application of such amounts to the
at the redemption price. Forms

the

trustee,

publicly

value)

the
'

company

of

June 29

on

offered

quarter of the pre¬

same

6%

retirement

Instrument

Vitro Corp.

equai

was

for

for

Nuclear-Electronics

Inc.,.

$2,541,000

1955 was
net profit

the

25%

not

proposal

Co.,

convertible

1935

pay

to

April
previous

the

Trust

1,

to

one

in

one

20-year

July

sold

West Coast Telephone

*

year.—V. 181, p. 2976.

and

the

Victoreen

share on the 2.004,034 common shares outstanding at the
of the quarter, and compared with $989,700 after income taxes of
$732,300 in the corresponding quarter last year, or 54 cents per share
on
the 1,640,879 common shares then outstanding.
Consolidated

debentures

its

unable

was

approval

indenture

for

See

close

$48,153,000 compared with $30,997,300 in the

the

in

consent

the

on

"to $1.19 per

vious

this

debentures

ended

year

$124,067,300

Net profit for the three months ended April 30,

after

the

Schroder

year.
...

an

for

of

1955 United States Plywood had outstanding 2,004,034
'
'

corporation's

1955

approve

company

setting aside annaully of

defined

on

equal

was

preferred dividends to S4.07 per share on the (1,762,670) average
number of common shares outstanding during the year. This compared

shares.

July

on

Yicana)—

Bonds—

that because
the debentures
1, 1955.
The company is requesting debenture
extension of the maturity date to July 1, 1970.

the

purchase of

1955

30,

after

,f:As of April 30,

the

as

...

April

to

funds

consideration

for

S.-Mengel

earnings of U.

Plywoods and after taxes of $3,447,800.
The net proiit for the fiscal year ended

common

maturity

holders

profit of $7,638,100 was after estimated income taxes of
and compared with $4,840,200 net profit in the preceding

$6,510,400
fiscal

insufficieftt

at

ownership.
net

Azucarera

company
is informing holders of
non-cumulative
income
debentuies
dated

by United Stiles Plywood, and including the equity in undistributed
earnings of U. S.-Mengel Plywoods for the six months prior to complete
The

(Compania

Co.

This

their acquisition

1E54 and Jan. 17, 1955, the respective dates of

1,

Sugar

Seeks to Extend Maturity Date of

year

Nov.

Vicana

T ~

This corporation reports that its consolidated net profit for the fiscal

,

(53)

4,000
5,000

SEC—

of notification with the SEC
(par $20) to be offered tor
share, without underwriting.

Off bank loans.

Y. 177, p. 2oo4.

54

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>

The Commercial find Financial Chronicle... Monday, July 4, 1955

.

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
NEGOTIATIONS

BOND PROPOSALS AND

"

•

•

Terrington

ALABAMA

I

of

Sutcliffe,

&

San

Francisco.

Samson, Ala.
Warrant Sale—An issue of

000

water

Hesperia School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harry L. Alli¬

$70,-

warrants

revenue

was

j$old to Hugo Marx & Co., of Dal¬

las, as 3%s. Dated June 1, 1955.
JLegality approved by Dumas,
«fc>'Neal & Hayes, of Birmingham.

Clerk of the Board of County
Supervisors, will receive sealed

son,

bids at

until

dino

Sheffield, Ala.
Bond

.

and

Warrant

"The City Clerk
<&t

11

will offer for sale
(CST)

p.m.

July 12 bonds and warrants in
ifae amount of $750,000, as follows:
^$100,000 School bonds.

on

450,000 school warrants.

the
Legalty
approved
by O'Melveny &
Vlyers, of Los Angeles.

mterest

payable

(J-J)

Due

July 1, 1956

on

and 1957.

200,000 2V2s.
stud

Due

July 1, 1958

on

1960 to

Dist., Fresno

Offering

—

Sav-

1956

from

<PDST)

ja.m.

15

1956

from

Julv

10:30

for

5

the

purchase of $30,000 building
vonds.

Dated

Aug. 1, 1955. Due
from 1956 to 1975 in¬

Aug. 1

mn

clusive.

YF-A)

Principal
payable

interest

and
the

at

County

"Treasurer's office.

Crescent Union

Elementary School
District, Del Norte County, Calif.
Bond

Offering—Sealed bids will

<he received at the County Clerk's
-office in Crescent City, until 10

(CDST)

«.m.

purchase

July

on

of

for the

11

$169,000

1968, inclu¬

to

1969

from

15

1978

to

building

Contra
Bond

Costa

School

District,

County,

Calif.

Offering—W.

-Clerk of the Board of

sive, and $17,000 3M>s, due on
July 15 from 1969 to 1975
inclusive.

T.

Paasch,
County Su-

<jr«ervisors, will receive sealed bids
11 a.m. (PDST) on July 5
afor the purchase of $83,000 buildaing bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1955.
3Due on Aug. 15 from 1956 to 1975
■inclusive.
Principal and interest
JF-A)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.

the
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick,, Dahlquist, Her-aington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran-

Union

Joint

High School

on

clusive.

Principal

(M-S)

and

office.

Treasurer's

Legality

ap¬

rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.

school

bonds

was

$1,000,-

sold

to

a

^»roup composed of the American
"Trust Co., of San
Francisco, R. H.
fWoulton & Co., The

Security First

Itfational Bank, both of Los
Ange¬
les; Weeden & Co., and Dean Wit¬
her &
sit

a

-cost

Co., both of San Francisco,
a net interest
of about 2.59%, as follows:
price of 101.10,

^$370,000 5s.
,

1956 to

Due

on

1965

200,000 2V2S. Due
1966

to

1970

.280,000 2%s. Due
1971

to

-150,000 Is.
1978

to

1977

Due
1980

June

Clerk
Gladys H. Murphy announces that
the
City
Council
will receive
bids

sealed

(PDST)
chase

on

until

July

12:30

p.m.

14 for the

pur¬

of

$2,000,000 airport, series
bonds.
Dated June 15, 1955.

A,

Due

on

June 15 from 1956 to 1975

inclusive.

Principal

and

interest

(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's

office.
Legality approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
& Sutcliffe, of San Francisco. •

Bond

bids at
10:30

June 1 from

inclusive.
on

June

inclusive.

his

a.m.

ing
Due

on

J.

L.

Brown,

Hated June




Due

1, 1955.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the

July

County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,

Herrington

Sutcliffe,

&

of

San

(F-A)

on

Aug.

July

1,

12

1955.

1 from 1956 to 1975

Principal

payable

at

and

interest

the

County

Treasurer's office.

COLORADO

San Buenaventura Elem. Sch.

Dist.,

County, Calif.

Sale—The $600,000 build¬

ing bonds offered June 28—v. 181,
p. 2848—were awarded to a group
headed

by

the Bank

Trust

of

America

&

Savings Asso¬
ciation, of San Francisco, at 100.03,
a

as

net interest cost of about

2.06%,

a

Although the General As¬
sembly did not authorize the im¬
mediate
issuance
of
Highway
Fund Revenue Bonds* it did es¬
tablish a financing plan whereby
such bonds may be issued in the

Bond

Offering—Earl Sandquist,

City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (MST) on July
for

the

Paving

purchase

District

No.

license

vehicle

of Highway Fund

for

additional

future

Additional

bonds

State

authorized

John

the

has

Committee
sale

of

addi¬

an

tional

$100,000,000
GreenwichKillingly Expressway Bonds. The
Treasurer said that he expects to
bring the issue to market in about
60

days.

funds

The bonds will

for

the

of
129

toll

provide

construction

continued

miles

running

expressway

across

the

to

issue

Greenwich

of

from

State

Greenwich

Killingly.
-

A first
Killingly

Bonds

was
sold by the State in
May 1954 in the amount of $100,000,000.

was

pointed out that the Gen¬

eral

Assembly, which adjourned
Friday, June 24, enacted several
of

measures

interest

bond¬

to

holders:

(1)

The

re¬

Governor
and
the
that they regard
the
legislative program as fur¬
nishing the strongest type of se¬
curity for all Greenwich-Killingly
said

well

as

in

for

as

the

Highway

which

Bonds

Revenue

issued

future.

State

pledges

to

con¬

may

$13,000,000 annually.

Greenwich-Killinglj
was
transferred b\
Assembly from tht

the

of

Expressway
the

General

Highway
Commissioner
to
the
State Treasurer, subject to con¬
currence by the Expressway Bond
includes

which

Committee

Governor,

the

Comptroller, the
General, the Commisthe

Works

Public
well

the

as

Commissioner

Treasurer.

The General Assembly di¬
rected the Highway Commissionei
(8)

fix

to

collect

and

such

tolls

on

the Greenwich-Killingly Express¬

other future ex¬
be determinec
by the Commissioner, upon the
advice
of
engineers, to be the
and

way

any

pressway

as

tolls
which
may
be
without reducing aggre¬

gate

the

new

rate

being

6

cents

per

gallon.

(3) The Treasurer is authorized
to

of

ask

for

the

close

the

a

vote

of

outstanding

Greenwich

-

Killingly

first lien

on

the

holders

$100,000,000

Bonds
the

to

State's

gasoline tax.
(4) The State would then issue
remaining bonds needed to
complete the $398,000,000 Greenthe

wich-Killingly Expressway under

Gainesville, Fla.
Offering — A.

and which allow
provision for commuter
The
General
Assembly

suitable

the

authorized

also

Highway

Commissioner to increase tolls

or

existing parkways and bridges.
The Bond Committee asked
Brothers, who managed

(9)

Lehman

the

group

original

which underwrote the
Greenwich - Killingly

Bonds, to assist the State Treas¬
urer in carrying out the prograir
now
authorized by the Legisla¬
ture and
the Committee.
Frank

water and electric

Jan.

banking firm in connection
this
legislation,
told
the
Committee that this is the
most

modern

and

flex¬

of legislation for high¬
way
construction that has ever
been passed bv any State. He fur¬
ther
stated
that
the legislation

ible piece

will

doubt be n^ed

no

by many
ture

and

and

eral

the

model

a

other states in the fu¬
complimented the Gov¬

and

ernor

as

other

State

leadership

Assembly

on

of

1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1957 to 1981, inclusive.

Principal and interest (J-J)
able

the

at

Bank

tion

on

this

American

Trust

&

Monroe

very

pay¬

National

Co., Chicago.

gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.

Le¬

Chapman

&

,

County (P. O. Key West)*
Florida

Bond Sale—The

bonds

181,

$450,000 airport

offered

June

27

2848—were awarded
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., of

to B. J.

p.

City,

of

basis of about 3.80%.

98.59,

a

3.70s, at

as

price

a

GEORGIA
Gwinnett

County Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Lawrenceville), Ga.
Bond Offering—R. C. Wilbanks,
Clerk of the Board of Education,,
will receive sealed bids until 7:39

(EST) on July 14 for the
purchase of $695,000 school bonds..
p.m.

Dated June
from

1, 1955. Due on Feb. I
1980 inclusive. Prin¬

1956 to

(F-A) payable
agreeable
the District and the purchaser.

at

bank

a

to

in

the

their

Gen¬

under¬

difficult

legis¬

Atlanta,

Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley, Troutman & Kelley, of
Atlanta.

IDAHO
Twin

Falls

County Class A School
411 (P.O. Twin Falls),

District No.

Idaho
Bond

Clerk
will
8

Offering
the

of

receive

(MST)

p.m.

Cain,

Elvis

—

Board

of

Trustees,

bids

sealed

until

July 18 for the

on

purchase of $663,000

building
The
payable on an
amortization plan as provided by
the Municipal Bond Law of Idaho.

bonds.

Dated

bonds

are

July

1955.

1,

due and

J-D.

Interest

Legality

approved1

by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ILLINOIS

champaign County Community Unit
Sch. Dist. No. 4

(P. O.

Champaign), III.
Bond

Sale—The $775,000

build¬

ing bonds offered June 29—v. 181,
p.

2978—were awarded to a group
of the First National

composed

Bank,

Trust

Harris

&

Savings:

Bank, both of Chicago, and Hurd,
Clegg

2Y4S,

&
at

Co.,

Champaign, as
basis of about

of

100.03,

a

2.24%.

Chapin (P. O. Jacksonville), III.
Bond

officials

standing and bi-partisan coopera¬

lation.

certifi¬

revenue

Dated July

Morse, of Lehman Brothers, whe
has been senior representative ol
with

Clar¬

O'Neill, Clerk of the City
Commission, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 19
for the purchase of $1,800,000
ence

revenues

traffic.

Bank,

State

Certificate

may

highest
charged

finest,

Effective July 1, 1955, the
gasoline tax is increased 2 cents,

County

cipal and interest

Board

re¬

Gadsden

New York

Management of the financ¬

this

bonds

and

at the

Chattahoochee.

—v.

Greenwich

Killingly
main outstanding.

interest/ (M-N)
Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, or at the

es¬

gasoline tax is expected to
$42,000,000 and the li-

tinue to impose a gasoline tax of
at least 4 cents so long as
any
-

15 for the purchase of
utilities system revenue
May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.

Green¬

produce

ing

(EST)

a.m.

$275,000

revenue

fees

Mc-

receive

wil

11

bonds. Dated

3 cent

(7)

until

Fla.
Paul

July

on

timated to be self-supporting. The

:ense

J.

—

Clerk,

Town
bids

cates.

The

(6)

Treasurer

as

Treasurer

Bond

pressway

50%

exceed

not

can

pledged gasoline tax
ceipts of the preceding year.

$109 Million Green-

Planned—Governor Abraham Riband

expressways

doner of Finance and Control and

wich-Killingly Expressway Bonds

Larty,

rev¬

the

of

:he

of)

Offering

sealed

be issued

may

is limited
by formula under which the prin¬
cipal and interest charges on all

Attorney
CONNECTICUT

Bond

Revenue Bond*

expressway

which

bonds

The amount

fees.

at

FLORIDA

Principal

gasoline tax and also from motor

2.10s,

as

Chattahoochee,

payable

Highway Fund Revenue
Bonds would be payable from the

2-55

Connecticut (State

of 'Boston,

Co.,

price of 100.19, a basis of about
2.05%.

The

$510,000

of

&
a

future after further authorization

wich-Killingly Expressway is

Aurora, Colo.

2848—were awarded to R. L. Day

permitted.
Only the
$100,000,000 Green¬
Bonds would re¬
prior lien.

(5)

be

(2)

Ventura

main

bonds

Francisco.

tax

wich-Killingly

such

July 1 from

on

inclusive.

1978

interest

and

from

1

inclusive.

1971

to

July

on

of $35,000 build¬

Dated

as follows:
1, 1955.
Principal
^nd interest (J-D) payable at the $120,000 5s. Due on
July 15, 1956
County Treasurer's office. Legal-and 1957.
my approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
60,000 iy2s. Due July 15, 1958.
.

Due

to

1972

It

in Fresno, until

(CDST)

Aug.

inclusive.

National

1 from

—

office

bonds.

Bond

June 1 from

Offering

for the purchase

1 from

inclusive.
on

1968

inclusive.

1967

to

3s.

36,000 3y4s.

County, Calif.

County Clerk, will receive sealed

inclusive.
on

1963

20,000

July 1 from

on

Ottaviano announced that the Ex¬

City

—

be

would

enue

Due

having

gasoline

Derby, Conn.
$100,000 sewer
bonds offered June 23—v. 181, p.
Sale—The

Bond

outstanding

and

follows:

as

icoff

Offering

a
lien
equal
or
pari passu with the remainder of
the
Greenwich - Killingly Bonds

Savings Association, of San Fran¬

County

proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬

Union

Bond Sale—An issue of

&

Trust

Fu¬

roads by
Highway Fund
free

Bonds

the

cisco,

interest

the

at

payable

Fresno

^)00

National

March 15 from 1975 to 1977 in¬

•-dseo.

High Sch. Dist.,
Santa Clara County, Calif.

sold to the Bank

was

America

special
District, Stanislaus and San
assessment bonds.
Dated Aug. 1,
Joaquin Counties, Calif.
1955. Due on Aug. 1, 1966. Call¬
Bond Offering — L. W. Bither,
able at any time upon 30 days'
County Clerk, will receive sealed published notice.
Principal and
bids at his office in Modesto, un¬ interest
(F-A)
payable
at
the
til 2 p.m. (CDST) on July 12 for City Treasurer's office.
Legality
the purchase of $73,000 building approved by Tallmadge St, Tallbonds. Dated March 15, 1955. Due madge, of Denver.

Pinedale School Districct,

Side

school bonds
of

15

Oahdale

Bond

«mtil

*£ast

Valley School District,
Santa Cruz County Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of $81,000

of
of

issuance

Revenue

Fund

Oakland, Calif.
Union

Scotts

,

!»onds.
Danville

Stone &
Work
& Co.,

Dated

sive, and $10,000 3V2S, due on

Brown,
County Su-

July

Wm.

Declaration.

Bond

financing

Wiliams,

43,000 Annex No. 9 bonds, as fol¬
lows:
$26,000 4s, due on July
15 from 1956 to 1968, inclu¬

County,

Fresno until
on

Francisco,

Co., all of
R. Staats &

&

Youngberg,
H.
E.
all of San
Francisco, Hill, Richards & Co., of
Los Angeles, Irving Lundborg &
Co., of San Francisco, Fred D.
Blake & Co., of Los Angeles, and
C. N. White & Co., of Oakland.

inclusive.

3F»ervisors, will receive sealed bids
.at his office in

Barth

J.

Beane,

inclu¬

1968

to

23,000 Annex No. 8 bonds, as fol¬
lows: $13,000 4s, due on July

,J. L.

"Clerk of the Board of

&

$25,000 3y4s.

inclusive.

California
Bond

15

1965, inclusive.

Sch.

&

Trust

National

of

sive, and $14,000 3V2S, due on
July
15 from| 1969 to .1975

Due on July 1 from

CALIFORNIA
Canal

Bank

£30,000 Annex No. 7 bonds, as fol¬
lows: $16,000 4s, due on July

1959

600,000 2V4S.

p.

follows:

is

follows:

4200,000 5s.

2743—

181,
the

to

Association, of San Francisco,

ngs

Valley National Bank of
as

awarded

America

ing bonds offered June 30—v. 181,
fp. 2742—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co., North¬
ern
Trust Co.,
both of Chicago,
3Phoenix,

group:

Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
San

ture

on

the

of

members

Blyth & Co., Inc., Dean Witter &

Jrvington Sanitary Districts,
Alameda County, Calif.
Bond
Sale—The $96,000 bonds
vere

$1,000,000 build¬

at

Jounty Treasurer's office.

jffered June 14—v.

the

Other

&

ARIZONA

Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.

jand

the

bonds.
Dated July 15,
1955.
Due on Jujy 15 from 1956
:o
1970 inclusive.
Principal and

building

tax warrants.

Bond Sale—The

on

240,000 2s. Due on July 15 from
1962 to 1965 inclusive.

Co., of Los Angeles, Lawson, Levy

200,000 secured refunding tobacco

'■

(PDST)

a.m.

a

July 13 for the purchase of $75,000

Offering—

public auction at 7

office in San Bernar¬

his

revised

180,000 1%'s. Due on July 15 from
1959 to 1961 inclusive.

<V

Sale—Water works

bonds

totaling
$108,000
were
sold- to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of

Chicago,

$75,000

as

follows:

revenue

Dated

June

bonds,
1,

1955.

as

33/4s..

Due on.

June 1 from 1958 to 1990 incl..

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Number 5443

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

...

33,000 general obligation bonds,
as
3s.
Dated March 1, 1955.
Due on Jan. 1, from 1958, to
1974, inclusive.
Interest J-D. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.

INDIANA

Manning,
Bond

Evansville School City, Ind.
Bond

Offering

Katherine

—

D.

Ortmeyer, Secretary of the Board
of School
Trustees, will receive
sealed bids until 2:45 p.m. (CST)
on
July 11 for the purchase of

Cook County, Lyons Twp. High Sch.

$500,000

O. LaGrange),

bonds.

Illinois
Bond

Offering

Mrs.

Mead

of the

Board

—

Secretary

Messick,

school
Dated

July 1, 1955. Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1956
to July 1,
1969 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
Citizens

the

of

at

bids

be

Iowa

received

the Town Clerk
until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on July 11
for the purchase of $48,000 Town
Hall

Dated

July

1,

Bond

City

City, Iowa

Offering—C. A. Norrbom,

June

15,

1955.

Due

Dec.

on

15

from 1958 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬

cipal
at

a

and interest (J-D) payable
Chicago bank mutually satis¬

National

Bank

of

Clerk,

will

receive

sealed

bids
until
3:30
p.m.
(CST)
on
Legality approved by
July 11 for the purchase of $63,Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
000 special assessment street im¬
Indianapolis.
provement bonds. Dated June 1,

Greensburg

1955.

Community

Schools
Corporation (P. O. Greensburg),

to
any

Indiana
Bond

factory to the purchaser and the

Sale—The $280,000 build¬

Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of

ing bonds offered June 25—v. 181,
p. 2849—were awarded to Raffen-

Chicago.

sperger,

successful

bidder.

DuPage County Sch. Dist* No. 46
(P. O. Elmhurst), III.

of about

& Co., of Indi¬
2s, at 100.25, a basis

as

1.96%.

Highlands
Bond

Bond

Town,

Ind.

Secretary of the Board of Scnool

Nuveen

Trustees, will receive sealed bids

&

Co.,

Hornblower

of Chicago, and
Weeks, of New

&

York

until 7 p.m.

(CST)

City, jointly, at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about

the

2.72%,

\

semi-annually

Jan. 1 from

1

follows:

as

$165,000 2%s.
1958 to

•.,

,

Due

on

110,000 2 V2S. Due

Jan. 1, 1969

on

1970.

and

307,000 2%s. Due
1971

Jan. 1 and July

on

to 1963 inclusive.

J-J.

Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.

Robert

—

K.

July 5 for the purchase of $2,-

on

ing bonds offered June 23—v. 181,
2744—were awarded to the City
Securities Corp., of Indianapolis,

l%s,

at

price

a

of

100.16,

a

basis of about 1.85%.

b9nds.

sewer

May 1 from 1956 to 1984 in¬
clusive.

Bonds

and thereafter

1971

in

due

callable.

are

Legality approved by Chapman

Trustee,

will receive
(CST) on
July 15 for the purchase of $45,000

sealed bids until 7 p.m.

building

bonds.

Dated
July
1,
semi-annually from
July 1, 1956, to July 1, 1966, inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
1955.

Due

Cutler, of Chicago.

oayable at the Clark County State

Johnston

&

Bank, of Jeffersonville. Legality
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice,

City, III.

Bond Sale—An issue of
street

improvement

$172,000

bonds

of

Chicago,

as

May 1, 1955.

&

Due

Co.,

Interest

Legality approved by Charles

Trauernicht, of St. Louis.

Knox

Warren

and

munity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 205

(P. O. Galesburg), III.
Bond Sale—The

$4,800,000 build¬

ing bonds offered June 29—v. 181,
p. 2849—were awarded to a group
composed of Northern Trust Co.,
First National Bank, Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Continental Illi¬
National

nois
all

of

Chicago,

Trust

&

Bank

Smith, Barney &

net interest cost of about

a

$600,000 3s.

Due

1956 to 1958,

bids

July

until

12

Oct.

1

from

inclusive.

1,800,000 214s. Due

on

Clair

Counties

(P. O. Waterloo), III.
Bond Offering—Otis Lutz, Sec¬
retary of the Board of Education,
will

receive

p.m.

(DST)

purchase
bonds.
on

sealed
on

of

Jan.

July

Aug.

from

1

bids

1,

1957

clusive.

Legality

Charles

&

until

for

20

$959,000

Dated

8

1955.
to

^refunding
2849

p.

—

Raffensperger,

Moines,

at

95,000 2V4S. Due

Callable

1974

to

bonds

Due

1974

payable
Bank

&

the

at

interest

Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from
Nov. 1 from

on

are

on

dated

Nov.

July

from

1

1,

1956

inclusive.

bonds offered June 27

181, p.
as

2744

—

were

—

awarded

v.

to

Chiles-Srhutz Co.. of Omaha,
2s

and

prior

to

Trust

Liberty

in¬

matu¬

Bank,

New

approved

Corn

York

City.

Legality

Mitchell,

by

or

Exchange

Pershing,

Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York

City

Dance,

2]/2S, at

par.

Offering

will

receive

bids until 7:30 p.m.

inclusive.

terest

tional

Principal and in¬
payable at the Na¬

(M-S)
Bank

of

Middlesborough.
Legality approved by Wyatt, Graf:on & Grafton, of Louisville.
LOUISIANA

Sale

bonds

will

Clerk,
11

receive

(CST)

a.m.

the purchase of $600,000 utili¬

ties

to

sealed
Aug. 17

on

bonds.

revenue

Dated Sept. 1,

Due

Sept.

on

1985, inclusive.

from

1

1957

Callable at the

Orleans.

Legality

308.68

June

paving certificates
28

awarded

181,

v.

—

to

p.

29

—

2849

$216,-

offered
—

were

Ladd, Dinkins & Co.,

June

—

by
New

the

v.

to

181,
a

Union

York

City,

p.

2744

syndicate
Securities
at

100.03,

net interest cost of about 2.51%,

a
as

follows:

$2,000,000 5s.
1956 to

400,000

Due on July 1 from

1960, inclusive.

1.90s.

Due July

1, 1961.
1, 1962.

400,000 2s. Due Julv
400,000 2.20s. Due July

1, 1963.
3,400,000 2.30s.
Due on July 1
from 1964 to 1966, inclusive.

Storey, Thorndike,
of Boston.

by

Mass.

Somerville,

The $500,000 notes-

—

June 29 were awarded at

each

Rockland-Atlas*

the

to

National Bank of

Boston, and the
National
Bank
of

Middlesex
Everett.
notes

The

and

1955

Oct. 3,

on

29„

June

dated

are

mature

195.5.

Springfield, Mass.

;

Sale

Bond

and

street

June 29

—

offered

bonds

181, p. 2849

v.

—

$1,300,000

The

sewer

were

—

composed of
Bankers Trust Co., New York
to

awarded

a

group

Harris
Trust &
Savings
and Northern Trust Co.,
Chicago,
as
2.10s at

City.
Bank,

of

both

.

basis of about 2.06i%.-

Pressprich & Co., New York
City, and the Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis,
as
2.20s, at 100.37, a

Corr, Jr., City Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the First Ns^

basis of about 2.15%.

Division, 45 Milk St., Boston, urw

a

Taunton, Mass.

Offering

Bond

F.

Thomas

—

tional Bank of Boston,

Municipal

(DST) on July 7 for
of $500,000 waterbonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at

til 12:30 p.m.

Brockton, Mass.

the

Sale—The

Bond

loan

bonds

181,

p.

$125,000 water
offered June 27—-/v.

2979—were

awarded

to

Coffin & Burr, of Boston, as 2.10s,
at

price of
about 2.08%.

100.07,

a

basis of

a

Sale

bonds

fered

May

price

a

about

Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of

Westborough, Mass.

totaling $150,000 of¬

1.70s,
basis of

100.16,

of

as

a

Sale—An issue of

Bond

3—v.

& Tyson, of Boston,

ney

the First National Bank of Boston.

and

sewer

181, p. 2061—
awarded to Townsend, Dab-

were

at

The

—

purchase

Boston.

Danvers, Mass.

notes

Trust

Essex

1.04%

a

Winchendon, Mass.

sold to the
of Lynn, at

was

Co.,

discount.

<

.

800

sold

were

Deposit

&

to

the Boston Safe-

Trust Co.,

0.97% discount.

construction

road

20,800

maintenance

National Bank of Boston, 30 State

discount.

11 a.m. (DST)
the purchase of

for

bonds,

as

MICHIGAN

follows:

$140,000 incinerator bonds. Due
on July
15 from 1956 to 1965

Big Rapids, Mich.
Bond Sale

—

The $375,000 sew-

disposal system revenue bonds
offered June 28 — v. 181, p. 2850

age

inclusive.
sewer

bonds. Due

July

on

MacArthur & Co., of
bonds

are

dated

July

Principal and interest

able

at

the

Boston.

Legality

ap¬

by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
proved

Mackin¬

July 7 for the purchase of $670,000
as

Offering —Frank

Bond

District Secretary,

man,

sealed

ceive

$520,000 school bonds.
Aug.
1
from
1956

Due
to

on

1974

Due
to

July 1,
1956

and

to

or

(M-N) payable at a

trust company

designated

the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
/

Bond

to

on

1965

5

until

for

1955.
Principal
and interest payable
in Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Palmer

&

Dodge,

of

the

will

Due

bonds.
on

May

inclusive.

sealed

receive

p.m. (EST) on July
purchase of" $11,578.12

8

special assessment
ment

1,

Offering—Harry Kennedy,

Clerk,

City
bids

Due

inclusive.

Thorndike,

1955. Due on May 1 from.
1960 inclusive. Principal

interest

bank

on

1973

,

60,000
street
bonds.
Aug.
1
from
1956

Boston.

p.m.

on

Dowagiac, Mich.

90,000
school bonds.
Aug.
1
from
1956

Aug.

8

July 7 for the purchase
$100,000 building bonds. Dated.

(EST)

inclusive.

Dated

will re¬

until

bids

Merri-

by

follows:

inclusive.

Mich.

District,

School

Deckerville

of

tosh, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
bonds,

Detroit.

15,

pay¬

National

Merchants

Kenower,

to

awarded

were

—

15 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.

of

and.

1.08%'"

at

notes,

until

St., Boston,
July 12

on

Bank

Boston, a»

$100,000 tax anticipation notes, at

C.

Haines, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants

105,000

totaling $120,-

Note Sale—Notes

follows:

Marblehead, Mass.
Offering — Marjorie

$245,000

to

Hill, of
as
price of
basis of about 2.25%.

Boston,

Sale—An issue of $600,000

temporary

$93,000
sold

was

Harkness &
2.30s, at a

Dwinnell,

Lynn, Mass.
Note

bonds

mains

water

100.30,

1.66%.

Needham, Mass.

awarded

headed

Corp.,

28

approved

Palmer & Dodge,

R. W.

Bond Offering—Arnold

Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Ohio
Bond Sale —The $25,000,000
State Highway Construction bonds

interest,

100.29,

of New Orleans.

offered

181,

v.

were

—

1955.

The

—

June

and

Principal

payable at the First National Bank,
of Boston, or at the First National.
Bank of Provincetown.
Legality-

the

$1,625,000

construction

-

from 1956 to 1975, in¬

Aug. 1

on

awarded to a
group composed of the Bankers
Trust Co., New York City, Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago,

The

/

Sale

street

offered

2979

p.

Town's option in inverse numeri¬

Interest M-S.

The

—

and

•

Bond

Jonesboro, La.
Offering — Ernest Hogan,

bids until

St.,

on

Arlington, Mass.

water

(EST)
on July 5 for the purchase of $74,J00 funding bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on Sept. 1 from 1958 to
1964

S.

Boston,
July 6 for
the
purchase of $100,000 water
notes. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the Day Trust Co., Boston.
(DST)

noon

Divi¬

1.30% discount, as follows: $250,-

Francis

—

Devonshire

Ill

Bond

Clerk,

receive
National.

First

sion, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
noon
(DST) on July 6 for the

000

Abington, Mass.
Note

ton, of Louisville.

E.

the

at

Boston, Municipal

offered

City, and Wyatt, Grafton & Graf¬

Offering—Katherine

of

Note Sale

MASSACHUSETTS

National

Co., Louisville,

Chemical

inclusive.

—

ing

Due

1984

MARYLAND

Logan Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Bond Sale
The $33,000 build¬

the

the

at

follows:

Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.

Blair

1954.
to

Bank

Burns, Corbett & Pickard.

rity. Principal and interest (M-N)

—were

The

ing bonds offered May 11—v. 181,
2168—were awarded to Allan




Des

1964 to 1968 inclusive.

build¬

2^s

on

130,000 21/2S. Due

1955.

as

on

as

of

1956 to 1963 inclusive.

to

Co., of Chicago,

net

a

27

Iowa-Des

Bank

2.34%,

$125,000 2s: Due

1969

1,

1960

v.

$350,000

June

the

100.02,

cost of about

by

and 2V4S.

clusive.

Nov.

from

1

Certificate

offered

National

St.

p.

Dated

Nov.

pur¬

revenue

Lafayette, La.

to

hall, Falion & Co., R. H. Moulton
& Co., Roosevelt & Cross, Rand &
Co., Courts & Co., Blunt Ellis &
Simmons, Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc., and

approved by Foley, Cox & Judell,

The

—

bonds

awarded

were

the

Indep. Sch. Dist.,

Sale

building

for

12

bids

clusive.

E. Pol¬
lock & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton &
Co., G. H. Walker & Co., Bram-

school

noon

will

Treasurer,

Bosworth & Co., Inc., Wm.

Bond

July

on

Iowa

of

$85,000

the

Offering—Frank S. Bent,

Town

purchase of $225,000 Wharf Loan,
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due-

&

unsuccessfully offered

and

Provincetown, Mass.
Bond

Co., F. W. Craigie & Co., Hirsch
Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Central Republic Company, Braun,

&

rev¬

will receive sealed bids until

cal order.

Center

water

J. Tyr¬
Secretary of
Sinking Fund Commissioners,

jf New

in¬

Winnebago County Sch. Dist. No.
64 (P. O. R.F.D., Rockford), III.

&

—

awarded to
Hughes & Co., of
were

Indianapolis.

Dallas

$270,000

Treasurer

1955.

181,

approved

Trauernicht,

Sale—The

improve¬

and

July 5 for the

Louisville, Ky.
Offering—James

Bond

rell,

Town

The $344,000 water

ment bonds offered June 28

Due

1975

of

bonds

Bond

—

until

ton, at 1.47%.

&

June 27.

or

works

the

building

Louis.

Bond

of

Munster, Ind.
Bond Sale

Bond

Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 5

received

purchase

Indianapolis.

Moines
St.

be

Offering—Sealed bids will

Tipton. Legality approved by
Ross, McCord
Ice & Miller, of

1959 to 1966. inclusive.

and

purchase

the

for

(CST)

a.m.

$50,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1955. Due semi-annually from
July 1, 1956, to July 1, 1965. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the Citizens National Bank, of

Oct. 1 from

2,400,000 2V2S. Due on Oct. 1 from
1967 to 1974, inclusive.
Monroe

10

IOWA
on

Bond

.

was

sealed

Co.,

County Auburndale-Fair-

$600,000

sold to the
National Shawmut Bank, of Bos¬
notes

temporary

Weeks, Coffin & Burr,
Stroud & Co., Dick & Merle-Smith,
Reynolds & Co., Hayden, Stone &
Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Ira Haupt

1,

District (P. O. 7139
Southside Drive, Louisville), Ky.

sealed

receive

will

Trustee,

follows:

as

O.

.Bond Offering—Orville T. Click,
sealed

Aug.

Middlesborough, Ky.

Sch. Twp. (P.
Tipton), Ind.

Twp.

Township

Dated

'

R. R. No. 4,

Co.,

Co., of New York, Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc., A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., and Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, Inc., both of Chicago, at
100.03,
2.44%,

Madison

&

$73,000

Water

Bond

on

Com¬

Counties

dale

Miller, of Indianapolis.

Dated

Dec. 1 from

on

inclusive.

1974

to

1956
J-D.

4s and 33/4S.

&

& Co., Hallgarten & Co.,
Higginson Corp., A. C. Allyn
Co., Dean Witter & Co., Horn-

55

Bedford, Mass.

Note Sale—An issue of

Lee

until

Jefferson

was

sold to the Midland Securities

of

New

1

Murphy, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Day Trust

bonds.

Offering—Charles J. Ruck,

Township

maturity.

675,000 sewerage revenue bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due on

purchase

July

on

1970, inclusive.

Stearns

July

on

KENTUCKY

on

Bond

L.

1955.

(CST)

Twp. Sch. Twp.
(P. O. Jeffersonville), Ind.

1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1,
1973, and callable prior to

(CST)

p.m.

chase of $8,000,000 water

Jeffersonville

Dated

June

8

the

$435,000 build¬

p.

as

&

Wanda

_

building ^bonds.

on

175,000 bonds, as follows:

$1,500,000

until

enue

Bond Sale—The

Offering

Ahlers

Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa

Offering

for

In¬

Indianapolis School City, Ind.

Bentley, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids untiL8^p.m. (CDST)

Carpenter,

July 11 for

$84,000 building
July 1, 1955. Due

Jan. 1 from

on

Harvey, III.
Bond

on

at

by

of

Dated

from 1957

inclusive.

1975

to

bonds.

terest

inclusive.

1968

purchase

Strange,

Callable

approved

Due

to

Halsey, Stuart & Co., C. J. Devine
& Co., White, Weld & Co., Salo¬
mon
Bros.
&
Hutzler,
Bear,

Education, will receive sealed

6

H.

1956

Timmons, Secretary of the Board
bids

ing bonds offered June 24—v. 181,
p.
2849—were awarded to John

Offering—J.

1964,
inclusive.
time.
Legality

Urbandale

of

School

from

1

Cooney, of Des Moines.

-

Bond Sale—The $582,000 build¬

June

on

Bannister,

Hughes

anapolis,

Due

1967

Other members of the syndicate:

blower
Sioux

Evansville.

Education, will receive sealed
until 7:30 p.m. (CDST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $3,800,000
building
bonds.
Dated

from

by

bonds.

2V2s.

18,400,000

Offering—Sealed bids will

1955.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1957 to 1972,
inclusive.
Legality approved by
improvement
H. N. Rogers, of Des Moines.

Louis.

Dist. No. 204 (P.

(55)

street improve-

Dated

May

1,

1955.

1 from 1956 to 1960

Principal

and

interest

(M-N) payable at the City Treas¬
urer's

office.

-

56

(56)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

Hazel

Fork, Mich.

Bond Offering:—Lenore

City

Clerk,

bids
11

until

for

will

8

receive
(EST)

p.m.

Plymouth Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Plymouth), Mich.
Bond Oifering — Carl
Caplin,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until

Armour,
sealed

July

on

the

purchase of $65,000
vehicle
highway
fund

motor

8

(EST) on July 19 for the
purchase of $3,000,000 school site

bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1956 to 1962 inclu¬

June
sive.

and

Principal and interest (J-D)

payable at

bank

a

trust

or

Legality

approved

Stevens

by
Moorman, of

&

to

Detroit.

(EST) on July 13
for the purchase of
$65,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due

on

inclusive.

Principal

(A-O) payable at

a

to

and

1973

interest

bank

or

trust

company designated by the
chaser. Legality approved

pur¬

by Mil¬

ler,

Canfield,

Paddock

&

Stone,

Jefferson Consol. Sch. Dist.

(P. O.

of Detroit.

R. 5,

Monroe), Mich.

Bond Offering—Leland J.

Secretary of the Board
tion, will receive sealed

Syles,

of Educa¬

bids until

8

p.m. (EST) on July 14 for the
purchase of $700,000 school build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.

Due

payable

at

bank

a

Royal Oak School District, Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 build¬
ing and site bonds offered June 29

Canfield,

Paddock

&

Lake Linden, Mich.
Offering — Joseph H.
Werner, Village Clerk, will re¬

Bond

ceive

sealed

(EST)

of

until

4

p.m.

interest

bonds.

Dated

July' 1,

1955.

July 1 from 1956 to

on

clusive.

(J-J)

Principal

payable

at

and
the

Due

1970

in¬

interest

First

Na¬

tional Bank, of Lake Linden.

Mendon, Mich.
Offering—Verne L: McClish, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond

at

of

cost

1977 to

1985

net

a

3.11%,

as

Due on July 1 from
1963, inclusive.

840,000 3s.

Due

July 1 from
1975, inclusive.

1964 to

on

310,000 314s. Due

on July 1 from
inclusive.

1976 to 1980,

Sumpter Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Belleville), Mich.
Bond Sale>—The
$200,000 school
building bonds offered June 23—
were

awarded

Moore

&

Bldg. Grand Rapids),
Michigan
Bond Offering — James
Paton,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
7:30

for

(EST) on
purchase
of
bonds.
Dated

p.m.

the

building

July 13
$330,000
July
1,

on
July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at a bank or

July 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal

company in the State to be
designated by the purchaser, sub¬
ject to the approval of the Board

and

interest

bank

or

(A-O)

payable

at

a

trust company

designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
Owosso

Twpi Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Owosso), Mich.

Bond

Offering

—

John

Boggio,

July 5 for the purchase of $45,000
building bonda. Dated June 1,
May 1 from 1956 to
1973 inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at a bank
trust

on

designated by
purchaser. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
company

the

Owosso

Union

Sch.

Offering —Ruth Y. Ellis,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.

(EST)

July 11 for the
$500,000
building
July 1, 1955. Due

on

purchase
of
bonds. Dated
on

April 1 from 1958 to 1965 in¬

clusive.

Principal

and

interest

(A-O) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality
approved by Mil¬
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.

Pennfxeld Agricul. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Box 270, Pennfield

No.

Bond Offering—Everett E.
Ling,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8

(EST)
purchase
of
p.m.

July 7 for the
$395,000
building

on

bonds. Dated July
1, 1955. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest
(A-O)
payable at a bank or trust com¬

designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone of Detroit.
pany




(P.

one

(CST)

July

on

Sch.

due

in

1979

and

re¬

1

the

1978.

$36,000

1966

bonds.

inclusive.

interest

Dated

Aug.

are

County Indep. Consol. Sch..
(P. O. Hills), Minn. J

Hoogeveen,

on

on

Feb.

on

date.

any

Interest

J-J.

Janesville, Minn.
Certificate Offering — Linda M.
Quast,

Secretary -of the Public
Utilities Commission, will receive
sealed

bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) 6n
July 7 for the purchase of $150,-

certificates

1955. Due
and

interest

any

date

payment

thereafter.

Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
v,'

■'

;

Stearns

County Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Paynesville), Minn.
Bond Offering — Erwin Fuchs,
(P.

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 13
for the purchase of $265,000 build¬

ing

bonds.

Dated

Feb.

on

1

Aug.

from

1,

1958

Principal

1955.

to

1985

interest

and

Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
Macartney,
and
Moody
&

are

certificates.

dated Aug. 1,

semi-annually

Aug.

Certificates

1,

callable

ity

1961
as

and

of Feb.

approved

Morton,

on

maturing

thereafter

1, 1961.

are

Legal¬

Briggs, Gilbert,
& Macartney,
of

Paul.

Bond

(CST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $6,000
street improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
to

purchase

sewage treatment
sewer

Due

bonds.

on

Feb.

inclusive.

thereafter

of

1, 1955.
to

1971

1974
and

callable.

are

Otter

Tail

County (P. O.

Fergus Falls), Minn.
Offering—S. B. Johnson,
County
Auditor,
will
receive
Bond

sealed and oral
p.m.

(CST)

subscriptions until
July 12 for the

on

issue

County Elem. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Harlowton), Mont»
Sale—The $195,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 26—v. 181,
p.
2293—were
awarded
to
the
16

Continental
t

(CST)

National

bonds.

Due

Bank,... of

Chardon, Neb.
Offering—Mildred

Bond

City

son,

Clerk,-

will

Carl¬

receive

sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
July 18 for the purchase of $143,000 water revenue
bonds, as fol¬
lows:

$8,000 bonds. Due July 1, 1956.
135,000 bonds.
Due on July 1
from

The

1957 to 1969 inclusive.

bonds

1955 and

as

July

1,

of July 1,

office.

Wells,

by
&

Sale—The $350,000 hospi¬
offered June 14 were

awarded

both of

to

Dempsey-Tegeler &
Glynn, & Co.,
St. Louis, jointly, at 100.-

and

2.07%,

as

interest

cost

of

be

Due

County Sanitation Dist. No. 1
O.

Las

received

Vegas), Nev.

until

3

(CDST)

p.m.

July 27 for the purchase of
$2,700,(100 general obligation sewer
bonds, additionally supported by
sewer

Feb. 15 from

1956 to I960, inclusive.

155,000 2s.

Due

on

Feb.

15

from

1961 to

1969, inclusive.
120,000 2V8s. Due on Feb. 15 from
1970 to

revenues,..as

are

dated

approved

Legal¬

by

Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New

York City.

Harmony Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 2,

Bond

June

15,

„

Phillipsbwrg), N. J.
$140,000 build¬

Sale—The

Washington
ton,
1

Trust

Co.,

Washing¬

2.20s.

as

Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Flemington), N. J.

Hunterdon

Bond
Offering—Clyde C. Jef¬
ferson, Secretary of the Board of

Education, will receive sealed bids
until

8

(DST) on July 12
purchase* of063,000

p.m.

the

for

1954.

bonds.

Due

1955

to

on

Dated

Nov.

November

1

1,

from

1979, inclusive.

Principal
(M-N) payable at the

and interest

Hunterdon

County National Bank
Flemington. Legality approved

of

Hawkins,

by

Delafield

&

Wood,

City.

Sale—The $200,003 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 181,

2850—were awarded to J. B.
& Co., of Newark, and
J. W. Sparks & Co., of Philadel¬
phia, jointly, as 2.80s, at 100.33, a
p.

Hanauer

basis of about 2.75%.
Point Pleasant Sch. Dist., N. J.

follows:

Bond

ten,

1,754,000 Block No. 2 bonds.
Each

issue is due

A

years.

'serially in 26
brochure- giving com¬

plete details of the offering
be

obtained

Gibbs,

from

Fiscal

may

Miv Lauren

Agent,

Zions

W.

Sav¬

Berlin, TV/* H.
Sale—*-ine>$zO0,000 notes
awarded

to

the

of

the

Whit-

Board

of
Education, will receive sealed bids

until 8 p.m.

(DST) on July 12 for
purchase of $425,000 building

the

Dated

bonds.

June

Dec. 1 from

on

1,

1955.

Due

1956 to

1976, inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Ocean County Na¬

sive.

Bank

of

Point

Pleasant

Beach.

HAMPSHIRE

offered June 28—v. 181, p. 2980—
were

Offering—Irene E.

Secretary

tional

NEW

Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
'

y

-.
t

Vale

River

National

.

Twn- Sch. Dist.

(P. O.

River Vale), N. J.

Bond Offering—Edith

Shawmut Bank of Boston, at 1.75%

Mcllveen,

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

Note

8

Sale—The^lOO,000 notes

offered June 27—v* 181, p. 2980—
were
awarded to the First Na¬
tional

Bank

of Concord, at 1.30%

discount.
•

Gorham

bonds.
on

Dated

sive.

1,

1954.

Due

Principal and interest (J-D)

Distr'ct,

N.

H.

of
bids

Schools,
c/o

the

will

Westwood.

of New York City.

First

Boston, 45 Milk
Street, Boston, until noon (DST)
on
July 7 for - the purchase of
$275,000 school bonds. Dated Aug.
1, 1955.

Due

inclusive.

on

Aug. 1 from 1956

interest payable at

Principal

and
the First Na¬

Legality approved by
W'ashburn,

Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &

NEW MEXICO

National Bank.of

1975

Dec.

Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1974, inclu¬

.

Bond Offering—Gordon R. Tate,

sealed

(DST)
on
July
12 for
purchase of $220,000 building

p.m.

the

payable at the Peoples Trust Co.,

L

School

to

1975, inclusive.

bonds

on

County Treasurer's office.

ity

$946,000 Block No. 1 bonds.

Superintendent
on

dated

are

mature

Paymyra School District, N. J.

on

about

follows:

$75,000 2V8S.

and

Bond

Blewer,

net

bonds

July 15,
July 15 from
1956 to 1975, inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the

NEVADA
Clark

receive

The

bonds.

tion, will receive sealed bids until

bonds

a

52,000 Dividing Creek Bridge

of New York

Concord, N. H.

Missouri

Bond

003,

000 bonds, as follows:

$857,000 Court House bonds.

building

dated

are

callable

are

1960. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's

MISSOURI

Co.,

(DST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $909,-

p.

Calloway County (P. O. Fulton),

tal

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
2980—were
awardecj to the

NEBRASKA

Note

serially

Offering—Walter H. My¬

County Treasurer, will receive

ers,

Hopwood, of Minneapolis, jointly,
as
2.80s, at a price of 100.20.

on

July 5 for the purchase of $25,000
works

interest

by Hawkins, Delafield
Wood, of New York City.

Bond

Harlowton, and Piper, Jaffray &

Rosedale, Miss.
Bond Offering —
Mary B. Chaney,
City
Clerk,
will
receive
a.m.

1974, in¬

and

approved

1955

ings Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City,

bids until 9

Principal

(M-N) payable at the Clayton Na¬
tional Bank of Clayton.
Legality

The

Utah.

MISSISSIPPI

sealed

1956 to

1 from

on

Owen,

plant and storm

Bonds due in

inclusive.

Principal
and interest payable at
any suit¬
able bank or trust
company des¬
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Faegre & Benson,
of Minneapolis.

$310,000

Dated Aug.
1 from 1957

the

discount.

Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton, Kyle & Macartney, and Moody
&
Springsted, both of St. Paul.

2

1963

from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.

,

Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
July 19
the

receive

will

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

Watson, Minn.
Bond Offering—Robert
Torgerson,
Village Clerk, will receive

water

Madelia, Minn.
Offering — Willis

sell

to

(P.

Feb. 1

by

Kyle

Clerk,

Bond

Springsted, both of St. Paul.

1958

May

clusive.

bidder.

Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1964 in^

elusive.

St.

revenue

District

No.

1, 1969, and

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

electric

County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Rapelje), Mont.
Offering — Alice Hemp¬

purchase of $180,000 build¬
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Feb. 1, 1958 to 1975, inclu¬

Callable

on July 13
$250,000 build¬

County (P. O.
Bridgeton), N. J.

bonds.

sive.

(DST)

p.m.

Cumberland

Wheatland

,

on

St.

of

May 23).

Dist. No. 79

Due

Trauernicht,

7:30

ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due
on

&

planned

of Minneapolis.

ing

Legality approved by

&

(MST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $76,000
building bonds. Dated July 30,
1955. (The District originally had

approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,

Bond Offering—Ben

In¬

Bond

1,
to

Callable

payment

im¬

from 1957

Jan. 1

on

J-D.

inclusive.

until

for the purchase of

Stillwater

hill,

Legality

Rock

1974

to

sealed bids until 8 p.m.

Prin¬

&

Due

1956

pur¬

cipal and interest payable at a
suitable banking institution desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.

bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on July 11
for the purchase of
1955.

sold to the Municipal Bond
Corp., of Chicago, as 4s and 3%s.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1

p.m.

thereafter

1,

bonds

sewerage

Clayton School District, N. J.
Offering—Kenneth R. Bar¬

Bond

An¬

will

for

of Feb.

as

and

&

clay, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids

Louis.

$275,000 building bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1
from 1958 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
callable

*

-

Bank

Co., of Beverly, as 2V2S, at
100.05, a basis of about 2.49%.

MONTANA
B.

until

12

v

National

Trust

In¬

Sale—An issue of $35,000

works

water

inclusive.

First

the

to

Feb. 1

Wright City, Mo.

.■

terest

of

cessful

provement

&

,

1

improvement bonds offered June
2850—were awarded

Beaver

Clerk,

bids

1960

Sale—The

28—v. 181, p.

Legality approved by
Trauernicnt,
of
St.

Louis.

from

year.

Consol.
O.

to

Legality

Beverly, N. J.
$20,000 -street

Bond

l34s.

as

on

Boston.

of

NEW JERSEY

sold to the Citi¬

was

Legality
approved
Martin,
Lane,
Baird
payable at a suitable banking in-,
Pedersen, of Omaha.
stitution designated
by the Suc¬

Cambridge, Minn.

1

Creek), Mich.

78

District

inclusive.

MINNESOTA

for

Road,

Battle

Indep.

sealed

chase

Due

Tne

M'~h.

Bond

8

Education.

000

Dist.,

for

Creek), Minn.
Offering—Arthur

derson,
ceive

Bronniche,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed

4

sealed
bids at the Owosso
Savings Bank,
Owosso, until 3 p.m. (EST) on

or

trust

of

No.

Bond

1971

Bond Offering—S. R.

Jr., Director, will receive

3955. Due

Dist.

1955. Due

sealed bids until 8
p.m. (EST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $78,000
water supply
system bonds; Dated

Charles

Charles

for the

Trust

til

additional

bear

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 7

Twp. Graded Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 537 Michigan

7

from

1

inclusive.

will

County

ap¬

was

Feb.

on

1956

terest F-A.

Bond

Feb. 1 from

on

inclusive.

interest of 0.75%

McDonald-

Co., of Detroit.

Walker
No.

to

from

Feb. 1 from

on

190,000 2.90s. Due

Rock

Legality

of -Dexter,
1, 1955. Due

Dated May

1965 inclusive.

Due

$850,000 3i/4s.
1956 to

$95,000 2V2S. Due

Bank,

zens

$490,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 181,
p. 2850 — were awarded to the
First National Bank of Minneap¬
olis, as follows:

bonds

Louis.

school bonds

118

Sale—The

1958 to

St.

of

proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
,

Bloomheld), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000

(P. O. Ruthton), Minn.

The

Bank

Bank

approved by Ropes, Gray, best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.

Stoddard County "Reorganized Sch.

Consol. Sch. Dist. No.

Bond

tional

1955. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Boatmen's National

Dist. No. 7 (P. O.

Lyon and
Murray Counties Joint Indep.

Pipestone, Lincoln,

1976

100.001,

about

payable at the County

1966' to

follows:

July 14 for the purchase
$37,000
street
improvement

of

Detroit,

July 1 from
Principal

on

Auditor's office.

205,000 3s.

ber, Jackson & Curtis, John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, Stranahan,
Harris & Co., of
Toledo, R. S.
Dickson & Co., of
Chicago, H. V.
Sattley & Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co., and Shannon &
Co.,

on

bids

and interest

Halsey,
First of

Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
Paine, Web¬

all

1965

to

awarded

of

Chicago,
Michigan Corp., Detroit, Blyth &
Co., Blair & Co., Inc., Hornblower
& Weeks, of New
York, Braun,

pur¬

Stone,

of Detroit.

2980—were

p.

to a
group composed
Stuart & Co.,

by Mil¬

ler,

181,

—v.

trust

or

by

by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.

July 1 from 1956 to 1980
inclusive. Principal and interest
company designated by the
chaser. Legality approved

designated

company

the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬

on

(J-J

Principal and
(A-O) payable at a bank

proved

p.m.

April 1 from 1956

inclusive.

inclusive.

trust

or

Bond Offering—Rayman
Sprick,
Director, will receive sealed bids

8

Due

1957

building bonds. Dated Aug. 1,
Due on April 1 from 1956

1973

interest

Berry,

Holland and Park Twps. Frac. Sch.
Dist. No. 7 (P. O.
Holland), Mich.

until

July 1, 1955.

1955.

com¬

designated by the purchaser.

pany

p.m.

purchase of $80,000 County aid to
agricultural societies bonds. Dated

Monday, July 4, 1955

Lea County,
Sch.

Lovington Municipal

Dist.

No.

1

(P.

O.

N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $1,030,000 gen¬
Lovington),

eral

obligation

June

28—v.

181,

bonds
offered
p.
2746—were

Number 5443

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...

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

group composed of
Co.,
Kansas
City,
Boettcher & Co., Coughlin & Co.,
both of Denver, Lucas, Eisen &
Waeckerle, of Kansas City, and
Quinn & Co., of Albuquerque, at
100.01, a net interest cost of about
2.09%, as follows:

.awarded to
Zahner

a

&

$400,000 2V2S. Due
and 1957.

July 1, 1956

on

*

600,000 2s. Due
1958 to

Spa.

bonds

well,

p.

Legality approved by Cald¬
Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
'
Thruway Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.

Bond

State

July 1 from

on

1960 inclusive.

.

Offering

Comptroller,

sealed bids until 11:30

July

Pound

Due

Ridge Union Free

The

a

Western

Blair

&

Cross,

New

York, Buffalo,
Inc., Roosevelt &

Co.,

Francis

I.

duPont

&

Co.,

1985

to

dated

are

July

1,

Interest J-J.

Nassau

29

181*

v.

—

awarded to

2850

p.

2.80s,
-2.77%.

about

of

Bond

Other

Sale—The

damage

bonds

$20,000

offered

storm

June

20

181, p. 2630—were awarded
Briggs National Bank, of
Clyde, as 21/<>s, at a price of par.
the

Frankfort

School

and

Schuyler Central

District

No.

2

(P,
Frankfort), N. Y.

O.

$2,100,000 build¬
offered June 29 were

bonds

awarded
Marine

to

a

composed

group

of

Trust

Company of West¬
ern
New York, Buffalo; Blair &
Co., Inc., of New York; Manufac¬
turers

and

Traders

Co., of Detroit,

as

basis of about

a

2.60s, at 100.06,

2.59%.

New
Bond

Sale—The $245,000 school
June 28—v. 181'; p.
awarded

were

—

of

the

syndi¬
Blyth &

New

Barney &

York;

Co., all of

Northern

Trust

Co.,

Harris Trust & Savings Bank, both
of Chicago; Glore, Forgan & Co.,

Chemical

to

the

Marine Trust Co. of Western New

York, of Buffalo, as 21/2s, at 100.17^
a basis of about 2.47%.

New

York;

Salomon

(P. O. Central I slip), N. Y.
Offering—Charles A. Mul¬

ligan, President of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until

for

the

bonds,

1 p.m.

(DST)

purchase
follows:

as

$4,170,000

Due

1956 To

1985

land

Due

15

from

inclusive.

acquisition

Dec. ,15

on

1968

construction
June

on

bonds.

from 1955

to

Bros.

Bond

Larchmont, N. Y.
Sale—The $52,000 public

improvement bonds offered
29—v.
to

181,

June

2981—were awarded
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., New

York

p.

City,

2.40s,

as

basis cf about

at

100.19,

a

2.30%.

Milton, Malta,

Ballston

and

Securities

Dick

eroy,

M.

rence

&

Merle-Smith, Lau¬

Marks

Franklin
Franklin

&

Co.

School District No.
(P. O. Ba'lston Spa), N. Y.

Bond

President

yan.

Board

of

of

the

Education,

will

County
receive

sealed bids until 3

p.m. (DST) on
July 12 for the purchase of $1,795.-

000

building bonds.

1955.

Due

on

Dated June 1,

June 1 from

1956 to

1985, inclusive.,, Principal and
terest
ston

(J-D)

in¬

payable at the Ball¬

Spa National Bank, Ballston




CAROLINA

bonds

Loeb

John Small

Co.,

&

&

Co.,

water

28—v.
to

3.46%,

10,000 3V4S.

Due

Bond

Sale

181,

181,

June 1, 1985

The

Dated

inclusive.

and

Vance

cost of about

par,

Corp.,

1961

Due

to

of

net interest

a

2.33%,
Due

35,000 2s.

follows:

as

Due

from

1

1965 to 1967 inclusive.

County
North

Bond

bonds

181,

the

offered

1.89%,

$20,000 6s.

June

28—

to

Corp.,

1962

York

City.

Norwich

Wood,

June 1 from

on

inclusive.

Due

June

on

Sale—The

$50,000

June

2981

awarded

were

Si

Co.,

1,

1965

28—v.
to

water
181, p.
J.

as

on

bonds

181,

30—v.

June

offered

2981—were awarded to

p.

a group

composed of the Marine Trust Co.,
of

Western

Blair

Si

New

York,

Buffalo,

sealed

Loveland, Ohio

bids

June

1

Offering—Harry F. Nordman, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
July 15 for the purchase of $17,000 special assessment sewer im¬
provement bonds.
Due

1975

fer Si

June 1 from

Offering

Clerk

the

of

bids until

relief

Clerk,

will

receive

1:30

20

$480,000

May 1, 1955.

Due

MacArthur

2.60s,

at

Struthers & Co..

York,
&

and

Co.,

100.77,

institution designated

by the suc¬
Legality approved

Sale—The
offered

29—v.

181,

2981—were awarded to Roose¬

velt
and

Si

Cross, of New York

the Manufacturers

Trust

Co.,

2.90s, at
2.81%.
Poland
Bond

highway

Buffalo,

100.11,

a

City,

& Traders

jointly,

and

Dist., Ohio
$12,000,000

The

the Northern Trust Co., Chi¬

cago,
about

as

basis of about

O.

from

1

1956

as

cate:

2V2s, at 101.46,

a

basis of

2.36%.

Other

members

Bankers

curities

Company, of
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of

Squire,

Cleveland.

Urbana, Ohio
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewer

sold

system

to

$370,000

bonds

revenue

was

Ryan, Sutherland & Co.,

of Toledo.

Washington Twp. (P. O. Moscow),
Ohio
Not

June

on

Sold—Bids

received

25—v.

181, p. 2051—for
the purchase of $12,000 fire en¬
gine bonds were rejected.

Willoughby, Ohio
Bond

Offering

Francis

—

H.

Dickson, Director of Finance, will
receive

sealed

bids

until

noon

(DST) on July 20 for the purchase
of $259,000 special assessment
street

improvement bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
1956

to

1965, inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Co., Willoughby.
Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
interest

and

Bond

City

of

Trust

the

Co.,

syndi¬
J.

of

Offering—Ruth

Clerk,

ment

will

Houston,

receive

sealed

extension

bonds.

and

Due

improve¬

from

1958

to

1965 inclusive.

Healdton, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the
til 7:30 p.m.

City Clerk

(CST)

un¬

July 5 for
the purchase of $138,000 bonds, as

follows:

on

v

sanitary

.

1958

to

•

extension

sewer

1971

Due

inclusive.

50,000 water works extension and
improvement bonds. Due from
1958

Leflore

1970

to

County

District

Squire,

to

inclusive.

No.

Sanders

&

87

Dependent School
(P. O. Poteau),

Oklahoma

Bond

Legality

be

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

by

the

Clerk

of

the

Board

Sale

sessment

of

offered

National

as

about

21/2s,

at

be

as¬

of

on

July 6 for the purchase

June

28

until

2

p.m.,

furniture

and

Due from 1958 to 1965 in--

clusi^e.

awarded
Bank

of

100.01,

a

Lincoln
No.

105

Bond

of

until

County Indep Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Chandler), Okla.

Sale—An issue

to

the

1975, inclu¬

sive. Principal and interest (M-N)

First

of Oklahoma

the

noon

of $65,000

building and furniture bonds
sold

bids will

the Clerk

by

Education

building

$8,000

bonds.

2.49%.

Offering—Sealed

received

Board

Education

of

$131,000

2851—were

p.

First

the

to

The

bonds

181,

—v.

—

of

(CST)

Cleveland.

Mansfield, Ohio
Bond

Security

was

Corp.,

City.

Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Webbers Falls), Okla.
Bond

Offering—Sealed bids will

be received
of

Schools

b(y the Superintendent
until

July

5

for

the

purchase of $44,000 building bonds.

payable at the Ottoville Bank Co.

Legality approved by Squire, San¬
ders &

P.

Co., Inc., Union Se¬
Corp.,, R. W. Pressprich

j

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
July
5 for the purchase of
$25,000 water

1964,

by

Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Solon,

&

Bond

Kenendy), N. Y.
Sale —The $30,000 town

&

Co., Inc., all of New York; Blair

road

construction

Si

Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,

June

garage

Cox,

County

building bonds offered June 30—
(EST) on July 19 for the purchase
181, p. 2747—were awarded to of
$90,000
school
improvement
a
syndicate headed by the First bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
National City Bank of New York,
on Nov. 1 from 1956 to

Morgan
(P.

—

in¬

Mansfield.

v,

$165,000 water

June

City Sch.
Sale

1972

and improvement bonds.

1955.

approved

Bond

Dayton

to

tional iBank & Trust

from

Ottoville Local Sch. Dist., Ohio

as

Ovid, N. Y.

p.

Barber, of Minneapolis.

Bond

Bond

bonds

bidder.

1956

Principal and
interest
(A-O) payable at the legal depos¬
itory, currently the Citizens Na¬

$88,000

July 1,

Dempsey,

OHIO

basis of about

a

1956

J-D.

C.

of

Interest A-O.

1975,

Kenower,
Detroit,

of

John

Dated

Oct.

on

basis

New

—

Board

inclusive.

Due

on May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at a banking

to

1957

$51,000 building
1, 1955. Due

June

from

noon

bonds.

&

Si Co., Wood,
of

from

(DST) on July 15
for the purchase of $150,000 poor

p.m. (CST)
for the purchase of
building bonds.
Dated

July

on

until

for the

clusive.

Mahoning County (P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio

Mansfield,

all

15

Interest

Williams, of Cincinnati.

Bond
on

Dated July 15,

Dec.

on

inclusive.

Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬

from

DAKOTA

until

1

works

Bond

by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott

son

a.m.

on April 1 from 1958 to 1995
inclusive.
Principal and interest

Roosevelt &

Cross, Bacon, Steven¬

10

Due

cessful

Inc.,

until

$500,000

Manufacturers
and Traders Trust Co., of Buffalo,
Co.,

bids

July 8 for the purchase
non tax-exempt dor¬

on

1955.

Offering—Bertha K. John¬

District

sealed

$2,373,000 school

dated

are

mitory bonds. Dated April 1, 1955.

to

Devils Lake Sch. Dist., N. Dak.
Bond

of

Dated

Oct.

Commissioners, will receive sealed
NORTH

of New

City Sch. Dist., N. Y.

bonds.
on

bids

July 21

on

purchase

Bonds

College (P. O. Galesburg),

(CST)

inclusive.

Due

sealed

(EST)

15

Offering—Kellogg D. Mc¬
Clelland, College Treasurer, will

and

1970 inclusive.

to

Jan.

follows:

1961

to

40,000 2V4S.
1962

2.47%,

Due

5s.

1957

improve¬

on

Bond

Lee

Durham,

of

Securities Corp., Greens¬
boro, jointly, at par, a net interest

$10,000

receive

p.m.

Legality
by Bricker, Marburger,
Barton, of Columbus.

June 1 from

on

bonds offered
—

1

Pittenger,
Education,

Checotah, Okla.

1956

1,

Hillsboro, N. C.
Bond

will

of

City Bank of New York City.
Legality approved by Kirkland,
Fleming, Green, Martin Si Ellis, of
Chicago.

June

on

Due

Bond Offering—H. S.

Clerk of the Board

OKLAHOMA

follows:

1966.

and

son,

Bond Sale—The

Knox

(P. O.

Co., Columbus.

Evatt &

1964 inclusive.

25,000 2s.

New York
Legality approved by Haw¬

Delafield &

Trust

Dist.

Mansfield), Ohio

(A-O) payable at the First Gales¬

as

1961

to

Due

Aug. 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)

1955.

1.65%.

burg National Bank & Trust Co.,
Galesburg, or at the First National

Due

45,000 l3/4s.

paving

bonds.

payable at the City National Bank
Si

group

1966, inclusive.

Alley

bonds

181, p.

a

of

1957.

1958 to

.

15

to

net interest cost

a

Due

55,000 IV2S.

The Hanover Bank,

City.

The

of

court

awarded

Securities

Raleigh, at par,
of about

>

$145,000

2981—were

p.

Carolina

Winton),

Carolina

Sale—The

house
v.

(P. O.

Jan.

on

28—v.

Union Local Sch.

from 1957 to 1964, inclusive.

receive
Hertford

of about

$86,500 special
improvement

awarded

Ohio

June 1 from

on

Due

i

June

on

2747—were

on

improve¬

a

Toledo, Ohio

approved

June 1 from

on

bonds.

1964 inclusive.

25,000 2V4S.

of

kins,

(EST)

Alley paving

ment

awarded

Westbury Trust Co., Westbury, or
at

noon

$35,899.71

sani¬

1958 to 1960 inclusive.

1974,

Bank

Richmond; Garrett-Bromfield
Co., of Denver, and Eldredge E.
Quinlan Co., of New York.

from 1957 to

Co., of Durham,

Securities

Greensboro, at

interest

and
the

at

1955.

1955 to

Principal

payable

1,

June

from

1

Inc., of Chicago;
Phelps, Inc., of New
York; Rodman & Renshaw, of
Chicago; Anderson & Strudwick,

7,220.65

$75,000

2981—were

p.

cost of about

Dec.

Co.,

and

bids until

follows:

as

on

to J. Lee Peeler &

New-

purchase of $963,000 build¬

&

Byrne

bonds offered June 28

sewer

for the

on

Harris

p.

Vance

bonds.

& Co., Inc., C. G. Haas &
Co., both of New York; Fairman,

McDonald

Bond Sale—The

White

ment

—

Offering—James S. Riley,

ing

Illinois Company, of Chi¬
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., of
Toledo; Wachovia Bank & Trust
Co.,
of
Winston-Salem; J.
G.

to

& Co., of
price of 100.90, a
basis of about 2.83%.

cago;

McDaniel

China Grove, N. C.

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on July 7

Due

of New York.

The

and 1986.

Peeler

Bond

all

&

and

Richards

Co.,

July 14
for the purchase of $43,120.36 spe¬
$132,000 3V2s. Due on June 1 from
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
1957 to 1984 inclusive.

& Co.

Field,

June

awarded

cost of about

Co.,'* Carl

Kansas City; First Securities
Company of Chicago, E. F. Hutton
&
Co., Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Stokes & Co., Hayden, Miller &
Co., Hannahs, Ballin &- Lee, New-

Inc.,

Grandview Heights
(P. O. 1016
Co., of Greensboro, and Grandview Ave., Columbus), Ohio
Bond
Fox, Reusch & Co., of Cincinnati,
Offering — Irene Fraser,
jointly, at' 100.003, a net interest City Clerk, will receive sealed

W. E. Hutton & Co.,
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades
&
Co., Fidelity Union
Trust Co., of Newark; Roosevelt

burger,

offered

2981—were

Bank,
of
Francis I. du¬

Square;

Wells,

&

sJle—The $142,000

Bond

National

Pont & Co.,
Hirsch
&

1

Offering—James B. Bun-

Liberty.
Legality ap¬
by Wm. G. Birmingham,

$15,000 4V4S.

Charl-

ton Central

Dated

&

of

2.53%.
\

Co., Braun, Bosworth Si Co., and
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., all of
Toledo, as l3/4s, at 100.11, a basis

Candor, N. C.

—v.

and interest

Sullivan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of N. Y. City.

Hammill & Co., Brown Bros. Harriman & Co., C. F. Childs &

of

of

&

Corporation,
R. L. Day & Co., Estabrook & Co.,
Reynolds & Co., F. S. Moseley &
Co., Schoellkopf, Button & Pom-

June

15, 1955. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Central Islip National Bank, Centrol Islip.
Legality approved by

Shearson,

composed of Stranahan, Harris &

re¬

Liberty,
July 12 for

on

bonds.

NORTH

Equitable

inclusive.

Dated

drews

(P. O.

Liberty.

tary

(J-D)

school

bonds.

70,000

of

July 6
$4,240,000
on

District

$25,000 motor
fighting vehicle and

fire

proved

Hutzler, Stone
Securities Corp., A. C.
Allyn & Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,

13

Bond

bonds offered June

a

July 15,
1955.
Due on July 15 from 1956
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal and
interest payable at the National

Exchange Bank,
Lazard Freres & Co.,

hard, Cook & Co., Folger, NolanW. B. Hibbs & Co., Freeman &
Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Tilney
Bond Sale—The $260,000 build¬
& Co., Ball, Burge & Kraus, Mcing bonds offered June 28—v. 181, Cormick &
Co., Robert Garrett Si
p. 2850 — were awarded to
the jj
Sons, J. A. Overton & Co., and
Hempstead Bank of Hempstead, i Shannon &
Co., jointly.
as
2.70s, at 100.10, a basis of about
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
2.68%.
;;
.
Dist. No. 1 (P.O. Westbury), N. Y.
Union Free Sch. Dist. No.

Georgia, Atlanta; Stroud & Co.,
Philadelphia;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, King, Quirk & Co.,, An¬

assessment sidewalk

of

100.08,

Birmingham,

apparatus

Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 16 (P. O. Elmont), N. Y.

I slip

G.

driven

Corn

of

York

bonds offered
2850

members

Bankers Trust Co.,

Cross, Tucker, 'Anthony Si Co.,
The Illinois Company, of Chicago;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,

(P.O. Hannibal),

Fire

until 2 p.m. (EST)
the
purchase
of

Lewis

&

Hannibal, Oswego, Granby and
Sterling Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1

Bank, New
at 100.27, a

2.80s,

as

Co., Smith,

Trust

Co.,
Buffalo; Roosevelt & Cross, Bacon,
Stevenson & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., R. D. White & Co., all of New
York, and Kenower, MacArthur &

of

Falconer,

of

2.38%.

ceive sealed bids at the offices

& Webster

Bond Sale—The

ing

Manhattan

City,

cate:

—v.

to

York

I-

Clyde, N. Y.

Cleveland, at

Bond Offering—Henrietta Eron-

were

—

basis of about 2.77%.

basis

a

Si Beane, Equitable Se¬
Corporation, Marine Trust
Company of Western New York,
Buffalo; First of Michigan Cor¬
poration, of Detroit; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Trust Co.

awarded

curities

imous, District Treasurer, will

syndicate headed by

a

the Chase

100.26,

Fenner

the

improvement bonds offered

June

price

a

Lake

Sale—The $19,187,000 va¬

rious

W. H. Morton & Co., and R. D.
White & Co., all of New York, as

at

at

57

181,

to

Liberty), N. Y.

of

New York

Bond

Swan

Bank

County (P. O. Mineola),

group

composed of the Marine Trust Co.
of

bonds

1955.

ing bonds offered June 30—v. 181,
2981—were awarded to

bonds.

Issue
from

1

July 1, 1995.

New York

p.

Third
Jan.

on

2.40s,

Wm.

follows:

as

1995, inclusive.
6,875,000 Third Issue bonds. Due

Sch. Dint. No. 1 (P. O. Katonah),
Bond Sale—The $1,750,000 build¬

Guaranteed

Thruway bonds,
$118,125,000

and

a.m. (DST)
purchase of

for

$125,000,000

NEW YORK

Bedford, Lewisboro, North Salem

the

State

12

23—v.

awarded

basis of about

receive

will

June

First National Bank, of

Arthur Levitt,

—

offered

2851—were

as

New York State

on

>

•

(57)

Sale

—

Ohio

23—v.

Superintendent

181,

of

Schools,

will

3%

receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

bonds offered

(CST) on July 6 for the purchase
of $300,000 school bonds.

The $125,000

improvement

Osage County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 25 (P. O. Fairfax), Okla.
Bond
Offering—V. J. Lockett,

p.

2747—were

1>8

(58)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...

Oklahoma County
.No.

urer's office. Legality approved
by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuled &
Sayre, of Portland.

Indep. Sch. Dist.

(P. O. Oklahoma City),

45

Oklahoma

(\

f4ko)itl

Offering

Wilbur

—

II.

181,

v.

Sold—The

Not

$70,000

District

Indep. School

(P. O.

No. 92

Tecumseh),

Oklahoma
Bond

the

8

the Clerk

by

of

purchase

1956

transportation

ment

bonds.

1960

equip¬

inclusive.

from

Due

1958

to

Secretary will receive sealed bids
7:30

(DST)

July 5
jfor the purchase of $30,000 City
Ball improvement bonds.
p.m.

Clachamus

Protection

District

O.

(P.

Muline), Oregon
Bond Sale—The

obligation
181,

p.

2851—were

First

the

to

$21,500 general
bonds offered June 29
National

awarded
Bank

of

€)i~t.

$900,000
bonds.
Nov.

County, Damascus Sch

26

(P. O. Oregon City),

Oregon

Bond

Principal

P.

bonds
of

City

sealed

—

L. A.

Clerk,

be

received

(DST)

on

July 12 for the purchase of $150,improvement

15,

1955.

1956 to

and

City

Treasurer's

July

on

15

bonds

payable
office.

the

at

Legality

by Townsend, Elliott &

Munson, of Philadelphia.

Secretary

of

The

of

Offering

$300,000

Secretary will receive sealed bids
until

8

p.m. (DST) on July 7 for
purchase of $45,000 general
obligation bonds.

the

Hood

River, Oregon
Offering—Wm. Sylvester,

Bond

■City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until Aug. 15 for the
pur¬
chase
of
$300,000 water system
improvement bonds.
Jackson Township School
(P. O. R. D. 1, Conemaugh), Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
by the

Tou^nship

Secretary

of

the Board of Directors until 8
p.m.

(DST)

July 12 for the pur¬
$60,000 general obligation

on

chase of

bonds.

,

Lower

Burrell

O.

New
Bond

Kensington), Pa.
Offering—Earl Hill, Town¬

ship Secretary, will receive sealed
bids

until

7:30

p.m.

July 7 for the purchase
general

obligation

Malheur

County

Bond

bonds.

Sch.

(P. O. Box 398,

(DST) on
of $90,000

Vale),

No.

1

Oregon

Sale—The $35,000 general
bonds offered June 20

obligation

181,

—v.

to

the

p.

2851—were

United

States

Bank, of Portland.
Bond

be received by the
Borough Secre¬
tary until 8 p.m. (EST) on July 12
tor the purchase of

$15,000 water

improvement

bonds.

Bond Offering—Dora L.
Stevia,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
July 11
dor the purchase of
$109,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 15, 1955.
Due

i

on

Jan.

15

from

1957

to

1966

inclusive. Bonds due in 1963 and
thereafter are callable on Jan.
15,
1.962.

Principal and interest (J-J)
at
the
County Treas¬

payable




$60,000

2V2S, due

on

on

of

$300,000
from

5s,

1956

$90,000

due

to

due

bonds

1966

to

1969

to

from

1973 to

1975

street

$600,000

5s,

due

to

bids until 10

1966

to

1968

$240,000 2v2s, due
from

1969

and

due

the purchase of $500,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due

June

1957

Interest

approved
of

from

1

clusive.

to

J-D.

1970

due

in¬

2983

awarded

were

—

Securities

to

'

of

Birdville Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $1,500,-

sold to

Inc.,

of

Edwards,
City, South¬
Co., C. N. Burt
Dallas, Ranson-

Oklahoma

western Securities
&

Co.,

both

of

from

Due

1956

to

126,000 3s. Due
to

1,170,000
from
The

1955.
to

1971

bonds
Due

1990

on

1966

on

1970

3V4S.

on

10
inclusive.

April 10 from

inclusive.
Due

on

April

10

1990 inclusive.

to

dated July 10,
April 10 from 1956

are

inclusive.

Callable

on

Interest A-O.

Slcomineton Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond
000

Muir

San

Sale—An

school

bonds

Investment

Antonio,

as

issue
was

of

sold

$704,to

the

Corporation, of

follows:

$43,000 2V4S. Due on June 15, 1956.
661,000 2V2S. Due on June 15
from

Dated

1957 to
June

15,

1966 inclusive.

1955.

Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
State

Treasurer's

office.

to

and

Aug.

on

1975

1969

to

$135,000
1

from

inclusive.

Co.,

VERMONT

fered

of

Dallas.

water

works

airport

improvement
$3,500,000 5s, due on

and

bonds

revenue

$80,000
system

sold

to

the

Columbian Securities Corporation
Texas, San Antonio, as 3s and

of

2V2s, at a price
May 1, 1955. Due
1956

to

1965

of

Bond

181,

Johntown

group composed of F. W.

Co.,

(P. O. Johntown), Texas
Bond

Sale—An issue of $55,000
building bonds was sold to Henry
Seay & Co., of Dallas, as 314s, at

price

a

1955.

Dated

par.

Due

1969

by

of

serially

May

from

South Norfolk,

Dallas,

to

the

Co.,

of
price

3.10s and 3s, at a
May 15, 1955. Due
May 15 from 1955 to 1993 in¬

Aug.

on

from

1

1973

1

Interest

from

1956

1965

to

1968

on

of

Charlottesville,

T exas

inclusive;
due

Other

from
and

Aug.

on

Texas,

and

1969

to

$135,000
1

from

due
due

Dated

from

to

at

June
1956

Texas

Antonio,
price of

a

1,

to

1955.
1970

Turnpike

members

Due

York

nancing

Formally

completion

(P.

Completed
of

Bosworth & Co., Inc., Hornblower

lan

&

Weeks, of New York, Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, of Buf¬
falo, Bear, Stearns & Co., First of
Michigan Corporation, Laidlaw &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Robert

Rust,

Winthrop & Co., all of New York,

senting proceeds from

Republic National Bank, of Dal¬
las, Lyons & Shafto, of New York,

serially

Authority

the

pike,

Dallas-Fort

the

first

O.

—

financing

Worth

such

toll

Turn¬

road

to

be financed in the State of
Texas,
occurred June 30, when Gov. Al¬
Shivers

of

Texas,

Chairman,

cials

of

the

and

Not

the

Texas

offi¬

Turnpike Au¬

thority accepted from a group of
leading
investment bankers
a
check

for

$57,774,348.80
the

repre¬

recent

Sold—Bids

23—v.

purchase

improvement
jected.

181,

of

received

2748—for

p.

$450,000

bonds

school

were

re¬

WASHINGTON

Kitsap County, North Kitsap School
Dist. No. 400 (P. O. Port

Orchard),

Washington
Offering—Maxine

County

son,

ceive

sealed

Treasurer,
bids

John¬

will

until

8

re¬
p.m.

(PST) on July 12 for the purchase
$650,000 school bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
of

1957

to

1971

inclusive. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
and interest

Pierce

County, Puyallup Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.

No. 3

Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 23—v. 181,

2852—were awarded to

p.

headed

by

the National

a group
Bank of

Commerce, of Seattle.
WISCONSIN

Armistead
other

*

County, Burton, Nelson,

June

on

Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike Fi¬

of

Drexel &

100.63.

inclusive.

Formal

inclusive.

214s

as

Austin), Terns

0.25s,

1973

San

214 s,

of the
syndi¬
Co., Equitable Se¬
curities Corporation, First South¬
west Company, of Dallas,
Braun,

cate:

$175,000

bonds
was
sold
to
the
Columbian Securities Corporation
of

at

Grafton and Bethel Magisterial
Dists. (P. O. Richmond), Va.

Bond

Bond Sale—An issue of

3.30s,

as

price of 100.09.

Boothman, of Dallas.

19/2

1

Legality

park

inclusive; $135,000 214s,
Aug. 1 from 1966 to
inclusive; $180,000 2y2s,
Aug.

M-N.

Terry County (P. O. Brownfield),

to

inclusive.

Aug.

clusive.

of

Strader,
Co., Inc., Edward G.
Webb & Co., both of
Lynchburg,
Willis, Kenney & Ayres, of Rich¬
mond, and Wyllie and Thornhill,

Dated

par.

awarded to

were

&

Bonds

as

of

29

composed

group

to

Richardson Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$225,000

Securities

Va.

15.

1956

sold

Horner

building and improvement bonds
offered June

Dumas,
of Dallas.

was

Craigie

Scott,

Bond Sale—The $300,000 school

man,

Union

Richmond,

Charlottesville, as 3%s, at a price
100.13, a basis of about 3.36%.

Legality approved
Huguenin & Booth-

bonds

28—

of

inclusive.

building

sewer

June

2852—were awarded to

p.

Taylor

Common Sch. Dist. No. 34

$173,000

offered

& Mason, Inc., of Lynchburg, and
the
Peoples
National
Bank
of

a

County,

Sale—The

bonds

Dated

par.

Boothman, of Dallas.
River

of¬

2983—

p.

William County,

system

inclusive.

Legality
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
Red

181,

OccoquanWoodbridge Sanitary District
(P. O. Manassas), Va..

May 1 from

on

29—v.

VIRGINIA

&

of

sewer

was

$1,030,000
bonds

awarded to the First Boston

Prince

a

Morton, Texas
issue

The

—

Corp., New York City, as 2.20s,
at 100.31, a basis of about 2.16%.

v.

Sale—An

June

Wil¬

Legality approved by
Huguenin & Boothman.

Bond

Sale

improvement

of Fort

314s, at a
Dated May 1, 1955.
from 1956 to 1990

par.

serially

Dallas

Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1972

1975

April

from

1

on

follows:

as

23/4s.

$25,000
to

4s, 3%s and

as

be

Rutland, Vt.

approved by Dumas, Huegunin &

on

Co., of New York City, at a price
of 100.003, a net interest cost of

3.21%,

1966

900,000 street opening and wid¬
ening bonds: $450,000 5s; due

Co., of Wichita, Keith,
Co., Garrett & Co., both
Dallas, and E. F. Hutton &

about

of

sold

&

clusive; $1,050,000 2Vis, due
on
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1968
inclusive; $1,400,000 2!/2S, due

1975

&

$204,000

Edwards

on

due

Davidson
Reed

and

inclusive; and $1,050,000 0.25s,

a

group composed of R. J.

N.

issue

was

Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬

on

was

to

bonds:

Texas, of San Antonio.

building bonds

due

7,000,000

the

Corp.

from

1

inclusive;

1973

$325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 28—v. 181,

opening

$450,000 5s,
1 from 1956 to

Aug.

on

1972

Sale—The

Columbian

on

inclusive; $180,000 2V2S,

0.25s,
TEXAS

p.

due

bonds:

Aug.

on

due

Chicago.

Bond

Sale—An

will

new

300,000.

were

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas

Dumas,

Aug. 1
inclusive;

inclusive; $135,000 2Vis,

1968

Legality

Ballinger School District, Texas

inclusive.

Houston.

price of

inclusive;

0.25s,

Aug.

on

1965

Chapman & Cutler,

by

Dallas

Bond

Bond

ex¬

lanes,

to be open by
1, 1957 and to
produce gross revenue in tKe~first
year of operation in excess of $4,-

various

building bonds

direction,

the

on

Six

Turnpike,
engineers expect the highway

In¬

Lillian

from

downtown

vehicles.

each

provided
and

Legality approved by
Vinson, Eikins, Weems & Searles,

on

1972

street

widening

:or

on

to

$180,000

$900,000

Aug. 2

on

1

Aug. 1 from 1973 to 1975 incl.

Ben

(EST)

a.m.

Aug.

1965

inclusive;
$135,000 2Vis, due on Aug. 1

Simpson,
County Judge, will receive sealed
—

bonds:

on

1956

County (P. O. Loudon),
Offering

inclusive.

paving

from

TENNESSEE

Bond

system

to

1956

of

to

between the two cities

30,000
in

Central Invest¬

1981

Turn¬

miles

Worth
and
is expected
to
motorists 26 minutes in trav¬

Co., both of Dallas, jointly.
June 1, 1955. Due
serially

1

inclusive;
$90,000 0.25s, due on Aug.

1,200,000

$65,000 building bonds.

Loudon

Aug.

1972

from

chase of

sold

Dated

to

1995.—V.
'i- Y

Ju^y

of $80,000

power

was

30

Dallas

ceeds

1

1

1968

and

Drew,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until July 11 for the pur¬

and

1,

Worth

extend

three

inclusive.

issue

will

routes

1

April

on

1975

Rupe & Son, and

inclusive;
on

inclusive;
$120,000 2V2S, due on Aug. 1

DAKOTA

Offering—Frances

Aug.

on

1965

2Vis,

from

general

obligation bonds.
SOUTH

to

Dallas-Fort

elling time between the two cities.
Average daily traffic on present

inclusive.

sanitary sewer and
sewage disposal plant bonds:

July 11 for

$40,000

Fort
save

from

April

on

Due

1971

light

Due

from

purchase

1

Corporation,
Company, and

2852.

downtown

1970 inclusive.

Sale—An

Worth,

600,000

Directors, will receive sealed bids
(EST)

2%s.

electric

clusive; and $45,000 0.25s, due
Aug. 1 from 1973 to 1975

Offering—Dorothy P. BySecretary of the Board of

until 8 p.m.

April

on

Due

revenue

liam

on

pike

Co.,

Garrison, Texas
Bond

1965

inclusive.

ers,

&

Boston

maturing Jan.

p.

The

follows:

1966 to

130,000

Aug. 1 from 1969 to 1972 in¬

Wyomissing, as 2VsS, at a price of
100.32, a basis of about 2.09%.

April 1. 1975.

Multnomah County, Lynch School
Dist. No. 28 (P. O. Portland
). Ore.

1956 to

clusive;

1967

Morrisville, Pa.
Offering—Sealed bids will

$150,000 5s, due

from

1

improve¬

23—v. 181, p. 2851—were awarded
to
the
Peoples
Trust
Co.,
of

awarded

National

works

bonds:

Aug.

on

Sale—The

Thornbury Twp. School District
(P. O. Glen Mills), Pa.

214s.

from

ment

181,

1965 inclusive.

to

129,000

inclusive; $45,000 2Vis, due on
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1968 in¬

of

Dist.

price

a

$150,000 water
improvement bonds offered June

000

Township (P.

water

ment

T ennessee

The Borough

—

was

follows:

as

Moreland
as

from

bid

bonds

group
Se¬

terest J-D.

Shillington, Pa.
Bond

Glassport, Pa.
Bond

1956

$10,000,000

net interest cost of

a

Marvin

$241,000 3s. Due

June 27—v.

winning

100.6225,

2.44%,

the Board of Directors until 8
p.m.

(EST) on July 12 for the purchase
•of $54,000 general obligation bonds.

offered

J.

Galveston,

Texas

Sale —The

a

&

from

181, p.
2852—were awarded to a syndi¬
cate headed by the First National
City Bank of New York.

1970 inclusive. Prin¬

interest

approved

Dated

bonds.

Due

Bond

receive

1

the

by

to Garrett & Co.,
price of par. Dated
Interest M-N. Le¬

a

Dallas,

School¬

will

until 2 p.m.

bids

Bond

(P. O. Darby), Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

sold

was

&

and

of

improvement

May 1, 1955.
gality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.

Philip School District, S. D.

Darby Township School District

supply

Dallas, at

Co., of Portland.

ec

water

to

Equitable

Nashville, Braun,
Co., Toledo, Austin,
Parvin, of San Antonio,

Bosworth
Hart

the

First

Southwest

Rauscher, Pierce & Co. and resold
publicly. The offering was com¬
prised of $15,000,000 bonds ma¬
turing Jan. 1, 1980 and $43,500,000

Corp.,

+

issub of $50,000

Sale—An

Bond

4%

of

The

First

Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas

2852—were awarded

p.

curities

Coppell Fresh
Supply Dist. No. 17
O. Coppell), Texas

of

Bond Sale—The $500,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 181,

and

by

County,

1 from

Dated

payable at the Mel¬

Offering

master,

the

Bond Sale—The $35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 27—v. 181,
j). 2982—were awarded to Blyth

1979

Deer Park

Water

Bond

No.

in

Dallas

school

on

of Texas, Sap An¬
3s. Dated April 1, 1955.

as

syndicate under joint management

D, C.

Securities

Bradford, Pa.

Portland.
dackamus

Columbia

was

composed

on

County, Clarke's Rural

bonds

1980. Legality
Vinson,
Eikins,
Weems & Searles, of Houston.

July 13 for

Bank & Trust Co.,
Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.

from

Offering —The Borough

the

approved

National

cipal

Berwick, Pa.
Bond

Due

Bray,

Pittsburgh.

000

OREGON

-—v.

on

inclusive.

interest

July

Fire

of

1994

to

and

the

July 5 for the purchase

on

$9,000

until

(EST)

p.m.

bivilding revenue
May 1, 1955. Due

Board of Education until 7:30 p.m.
of

F.

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

(CST)

Offering—John

lon

2851—were not sold.

p.

to

tonio,

Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until

Pottawatomie County

be

Pond

inclusive.

Bonds

sold

Twp. Sch. Dist. Authority
O. Pittsburgh 36), Pa.

(P.

purchase of $80,000 building
bonds. Due serially from 1957 to

building bonds offered June 23—

improvement

lanta, Blewer, Glynn & Co., of St.
Louis, and Folger, Nolan-W. B.
Hibbs & Co., Inc., of
Washington,

of $10,000

issue

Corporation
Baldwin

the

Payne County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 108 (P. O. Cushing), Okla.

Sale—An

street

PENNSYLVANIA

Jones], Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m. (CST) on July 6 tor

1968

Columbus, Texas
Bond

Monday, July 4, 1955

Cornell

(Village)

and

Estella,

Holcombe and Arthur
(Towns)
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O.
Bond

Cornell), Wis.
Offering — E. J.

Mitter-

District Clerk, will receive

meyer,

sealed

nancial adviser to the Texas Turn¬

bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
July 13 for the purchase of
$52,000 school bonds.
Due from

Houston, Wachovia Bank & Trust

pike

1956 to

Co.,

monies

Underwood,
of

Neuhaus

&

Winston-Salem,

Co.,

of

North¬

western National
Bank, of Min¬
neapolis, Provident Savings Bank

& Trust Co., of

Corbett

&

Cincinnati, Burns,

Pickard,

Inc., of Chi¬

Hayden, Miller & Co., of
Cleveland, Courts & Co., of At¬
cago,

sale

of

bonds.

rate

the

Turnpike

Lehman

Authority.
were

Authority's

Brothers

held

Closing
at

the

is

fi¬

cere¬

Corpo¬

Trust

Department, Chemical
Exchange Bank, 30 Broad
Street, New York City.
Corn

The

$58,500,000

of

on

Dallas-Fort

Worth Turnpike bonds were pur¬
chased by an investment
banking

1968 inclusive.

Cudahy, Wisconsin
Bond

James

Offering
F.

Keller

—

sealed bids will be
7:30
the

p.m.

(CST)

purchase

sewer

bonds.

of

City

Clerk,

announces

received

that
until

July 11 for
$400,000 storm

on

Dated

July 1,

1955.

Volume 182

Due

Number 5443

...

The Commercial and financial Chronicle

July 1 from 1956 to 1970
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the Cudahy State
Bank.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
on

inclusive.

Dalton and Baraboo

debentures

to

as

4^s. Due

composed of the Bank of Montreal,

to

1975

Mills, Spence & Co., and McLeod,

Coniston

was

Young, Weir & Co., at
103.96,

(Towns),

-sold

oi

basis

a

a

group

3.21%.

about

Dist. No.

11

school

(P. O. Baraboo),

Offering

Kenneth Holt,

—

District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on

July 11

for the purchase of $34,000 school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
on

June

1

from

1956

1975

to

in¬

Dec.

on

inclusive.

1

from

Interest

(This offering supersedes

NEW

that in the amount of $35,000, sale
of which had been scheduled for

was

1975

1955

to

1969

(Village) and Lyndon
(Town Joint Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Waldo), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $48,000 school
bonds offered June 23—v. 181, p.
2852—were
State

swarded

Bank,

the

to

BRUNSWICK

Sale—An* issue

&

improvement
&

bonds

was

sold

to

building bonds
Robertson

Co., Ltd.,

as

3%s, at

price

price of 101.17. Due

on

June 15

from

from

1956

to

inclusive.

1975

In¬

Citi¬

improvement

bonds

$100,000
sold

was

Royal

33/4s

as

99.84.

of ^Canada,

Bank
and

Due

3%s,

on

at

1975

June

15

jointly,
price

a

from

Dorchester

Bond

to

Wood, Gundy & Co., Ltd., and the

to

of

1956

Township,

Sale—An

at

1 from

COLUMBIA

Debenture

4%

Sale

—

local

An

Sale—Aft

issue

issue

of

improvement




000

to

improvement bonds

Izard,

Robertson

&

Township,

Sale—An

improvement
J.

L.

$110,-

at

a

sold

15

Belle River, Ont.

Bond

C.

B.

of

was

Co., Ltd.,

$78,500

on

4s,

March

1956 to 1975 inclusive.

Hallowell

ONTARIO

issue of

price of 102.01. Due

a

Bond

Westminster,

at

a

to

as

1975

4s, at

a

on

Due

July

1

inclusive.

$22,000
sold

was

Co., Ltd.,

price of 104.13. Due

as

to

4Y4S,

June 1

on

1956 to 1975 inclusive.

QUEBEC

sold to Izard,

was

bonds

J. L. Graham &

from

Co., Ltd.,

100.78.

1956

terest

In¬

J-J.

St.

Laurent, Quebec

Bond Sale—An issue of

school

bonds

$950,000

sold

was

to

the

Banque Canadienne National, and

McNeil, Mantha, Inc., jointly, at
price of 96.83,

Graham

issue

bonds
&

of

was

from

1956

to

1975

headed

as

1956 to

■

41/4s.

as

on

to

4s.

July

inclusive.

Interest J-J.

by

Due

was

R.
on

apd

Lebel

Catholic

sold to

a

net interest cost

a

A.

Daly

Separate

Roman

Sch.

school

Dist.

bonds

Due

on

&

was

sold

Co.,

Ltd.,

July 1 from

inclusive.

to

inclusive.

19666 to

to

5V2S.
1975

Interest J-J.

Dated July 1,

building bonds
Robertson
Due

on

&

possible the

was

Co.,

inclusive.

Int. J-J.
150, Sask.

$75,000

sold to Izard,

Ltd.,

Interest J-D.

*

make

1955.

as

43As.

June 15 from 1956 to 1975

V

help

July 1 from

Sale—An issue of

*

Your Dollars

on

Grenfell Sch. Dist. No.

■

■'

July 1 from

1975 inclusive.

Izard,

as

1956

1965

to

on

406,000 3 Vis. Due

Bond

Sale—An issue of $20,000

Robertson

follows:

as

Due

&

No. 2, Ontario

Bond

1956

Int. J-J.

Twps.

3.75%,

$544,000 3s.

a

July 2 from

1975 inclusive.

$5,000

sold

Co., Ltd.,

price of 101.46. Due

group

Tech

Ontario

issue of $68,500

improvement bonds

Co.,

of about

Township, Ontario

Bond Sale—An

Ont.

improvement bonds was sold to

inclusive.

CANADA

North,

Bell Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as

-rtf

BRITISH

of

&

Township, Ontario

Sale—An issue of

improvement

Bond Sale—An issue of $61,000

Crowland

Township, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $77,000

4s and 33/4S.
from 1956 to

as

Bond

Leamington Roman Catholic
Separate Sch. Dist., Ont.

Smith

of

Sheboygan,

of

2%s.

$400,000

Goss

&

Bros.

*.

Gairdner

J-D.1

Waldo

New

sold to

Daly Co., jointly,
Due
on
July 15
1975 inclusive.

inclusive.

Burns

Woodhouse

,

59

terest J-D.
Bond

as

Separate

Huntsville, Ont.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$60,000
improvement bonds was sold to
the Bankers Bond
Corp., and R. A.

Bathurst, N. B.

June 27).

zens

bonds

and

a

clusive.

J-J.

Denton,
jointly. Due serially from 1956 to

Douglas Sch. Dist. No. 591, Man.
Bond Sale—An issue of $25,000
building bonds was sold to Peter
D. Curry
& Co., Ltd., as 4l/zs.
Due

Interest

Romon Catholic

Co.,

MANITOBA

Wisconsin

July 1 from 1956

on

inclusive.

School Board, Ontario
Bond Sale—An issue of $80,000

price of

a

Webster's Prairie Joint Sch.

Bond

(59)

,

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