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MONDAY
ISSUE
MlCH,riAN
OF
%1
M
the Commercial
Financial
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
181
Number
New York
5437
General Corporation
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INSURANCE
-
Period End.
April 30—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
In This Issue
of
$
income
Federal
Consolidated
net
27,693,505
Stock and Bond
24,012,361
1,425,000
14,275,000
1,316,003
13,418,505
11,737,361
New York Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Earnings per share—
4'It
♦Based
shares
on
rately
on
$52.86
underwriters
$4.89
of shares outstanding,
Feb.
on
number
average
181,
Boston
300,000
including
p.
outstanding,
2577.
cumputed
American Agile Corp., Maple Heights, O.—New
Stock
Exchange
_
Catalog
This
of
corporation
35
..
-,
Toronto
.
Airlines
American
Delivery
1958
Lockheed's
certified
to
use
V.
181,
35
E.
Electra
will
President
Gross,
will
begin
delivered
be
by
latter
middle
part
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
as
high
as
5,000
35
will be designed
minimum modification.—
with
hp
22S7.
Miscellaneous Features
Privately
American Gage & Machine Co.—Bonds Sold
—The company has arranged to
place privately, through
Dover.muehle, Inc., Chicago, 111., an issue of $900,000
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due May 1, 1965, it
was announced on June 7.—V. 171, p. 945.
General Corporation
State
Foreign
cost
49
Rates
Exchange
corporation
This
June
shares
These
time
oh
a
Inc.—Registers With SEC
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
Combined
on
Reserve
;stock.
offered for
Condition
common
be
Federal
the holders thereof or one or more of them from time
public sale by
to
filed
covering 80.000 shares of its no par
are
presently outstanding and are to
1S55,
3,
the
New
York
Stock Exchange
otherwise
or
at
the
Statement
Condition
of
reorganization plan, 80,000 shares of its no par common stock for all
the outstanding shares of $1 par stock of Lamb. American agreed to
register under the Securities Act of 1933 the shares thus to be acquired
and to keep the registration statement and
period of 16 months in order to enable the
selling stockholders to make a public distribution of any shares of
American stock being acquired by them. As a result of such exchange,
19 Lamb stockholders will receive the 80,000 shares of American stock.
The two largest blocks will go to William Rosenwald
(27,117 sharesl
and Marv K. Rosenwald, Peter 1. B. Lavan and Arved Kurtz, Trustees
U/A dated Sept. 23, 1951 (18,378 shares).—V. 181, p. 2578.
by
Lamb
prospectus
stockholders
current for
American
a
Machine
Co.—Offers
Foundry
&
Common
Stock—The company is offering to common stockholders
shares
of additional common stock (par $7) at the rate of one
share for each 10 shares held. The subscription price is
of record June 7 the right to subscribe for 236,205
$26.75
per
share. The rights will expire on June 22. The
*
72,000 shs.
.
19,456 shs.
($7
value l
par
with
agreement
Pinspotters
installed,
a
Inc. borrows
giving notes
1,
International
1948
amount
its
2-66
principal
guaranteed
its
of
new
amount
the
oy
50
.47
March
1955,
31,
was
outstanding
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
the
subscription
group
headed by
stock
1954
in the
quarter.
<
use
leases a
and,
its
A.
v.
A.
{
.
be
such
of
issuable
S. J. BROOKS &
STOCK
THE
TORONTO
pursuant to the subscription
&
&
Co.
10.790
Inc.-—
Mason-Hagan, Inc
2.946
McDona'd
4.208
Alex. Brown & Sons—— 1.682
Clark, Dodge & Co.__—
2.946
&
Inc
Co.,
Dominlck
&
;
2.946
Dominick
Merrill
S.
0.842
Putnam
Hutton
p.
&
&
SHARE
BAY
ST..
TORONTO
1
•
6-4651
185 Bay Street,
1682
4.208
Ston°
TELEPHONE
BRANCHES
TELEPHONE
MIDLAND
20
AJAX
lies
BLIND
2.946
1.682
Co.'
Wertheim & Co
2.946
Corp.
555
0.842
4.208
Jordan Street, Toronto
Members
Toronto Stock
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Investment Dealers Assn.
of Canada
Watt & Watt
Incorporated
EMpire 34012
L. J. FORGET & CO.
—
Weld & Co
Affiliate of Watt & Watt
Private Wires Between
York
Buffalo
Montreal
Fort William
Members National Association
SAVARD & HART
& Co.—
Chas. B. White & Co
White,
2458.
BROKERS
Direct private wire to
Securities
Webster
4.208
1.682
1.682
EXCHANGE
RIVER
&
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—
-V
Toronto 1, Ont.
1.682
Inc.-
Spencer Trask
Canadian Securities
EM.
—
Co.
Smith, Barney & Co.„
New
135
&
2.946
Johnston, Lemon & Co
181,
Co
&
Riter & Co.——
2.946
0.842
Noyes & Co
Henry Herman & Co.—
Hornblower & Weeks
E.
4.208
0.842
Reynolds
—V.
Fen-
Moseley & Co.-— 2.946
5.050
W.
0.842
Pierce,
Newhard, Cook & Co.—.
4.208
Forgan & Co
—
4.208
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—— 4.208
G. C. Haas & Co
0.842
Glore,
2.946
0.842
Co
& Beane_
ner
F.
&
Lynch,
The First Boston Corp.—
Hemphill,
4.208
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
0.842
COMPANY
BROKERS
offer:
Peabody & Co.
Kidder,
2.946
Co., Inc
Whipple & Co._,
Becker
G.
—
EXCHANGE
BOND
STOCK
STOCK
severally
them severally,
set forth below opposite the
shares of the additional common
percentage
Eastman, Dillon & Co
range
subsidiaries,
Allvn
C.
Bacon,
Blyth
company,
diversified
with
are
rfr
,
incorporated in 1900, manufactures, sells
of products for consumer and industrial
operates 17 principal plants.
It is the
only
manufacturer
of
cigarette making
machinery in the United
States, the largest producer of cigarette packaging machinery in this
country, and the major producer of cigar making machinery in the
world.
Other important products manufactured by the company
in¬
clude bakery equipment, power tools and tools accessories, wheel goods
and
other welded products, motors and relays, oil well drilling and
recovery
equipment and "AMF" Pinspotters and other products for
bowlers and the bowling industry,
In addition the company performs
a
substantial
amount
of
contract
engineering
and manufacturing,
BUSINESS—The
and
not
Union Secuirties Corp
will be used by the company
to reduce current bank loans incurred to finance, in part, the very
substantial increase in American Machine & Foundry's business vol¬
ume
in recent years.
Consolidated sales and rentals rose from $26,917,000 in 1950 to $126,507,00 in 1954; sales and rentals In the three
months ended March 31,
1955 were $29,756,000 compared with $28,PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale
848,00
shall
as
the
price,
underwriter
each
of
name
offering has been underwritten by a
Union Securities Corp.
1955,
31,
have
below
named
agreed to purchase, and the company has agreed to sell
MEMBERS
TORONTO
March
Plan.
$
THE
at
company.
51,997 shares of common stock
6
MEMBER
sold $8,000,000
Machinery Co.
Cigar
37
sinking fund debentures to finance the
cigar machine.
These debentures,
of which
r
Jack Purceu. & Compjuht
2,620,854 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
—
(including 22,604
held in treasury) were reserved under the company's Stock Option Plan.
The 2,620,854 shares
of common stock shown, as to be outstanding,
in
the
foregoing tabulation include 22,604 shares held in treasury.
Such 2,620,854 shares also Include 5,862 shares issued since March 31,
1955, upon the exercise of options under the aforesaid Stock Option
prices prevailing at the time of sales or through secondary distributors
at prices related to the prevailing market prices. The June 1st market
price was $4'C. According to the prospectus, this company on April 20,
1955, entered into an agreement with American Securities Corp., acting
as
agent
cn
behalf of all the common stockholders of The Lamb
Electric
Cc., whereby American agreed to exchange, pursuant to
a
...
credit
July
tAt
50
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
market
5,600,000
July 1, 1960
value!—91,456 shs.
(includes 2,430 shs.
are
of
not
of Member Banks of
System
Reserve
par
a
$5,600,000
Federal
Banks
Statement
due
($100
stock
principal
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices-_49
American Machine & Metals,
debs.,
AMF
tOn
54
II
City Bond
1,400,000
—
interest.
and
& Investment News.Cover
Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable—
and
12,350,000
group of banks, dated Dec. 20,
the cost of Finspotters quarterly
payable over a iwe-year period.
The 3%'/i
term notes were issued on Dec. 31, 1954 in the original
principal amount of $13,000,000 to cover the cost of the machines on
lease
Dec.
31,
1954.
The
ZVi'j
revolving credit notes, of
which
$1,400.00Q were outstanding at March 31, 1955, cover the cost of
additional machines installed as of that date.
Additional revolving
credit notes will be issued to cover the cost of new Pinspotter installa¬
tions up to
a
maximum amount of $17,000,000 plus the amount of
any payments
made on the term notes.
Tie maximum commitment
on both
term notes and revolving credit notes combined is $30,000,000
for the
period ending Dec. 31,
1956.
Both the term notes and the
revolving credit notes are guaranteed by the company as to principal
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange—
design proposes the Allison T56 engine (now commercially
Model
501,
HP
3750»
but no decision has yet
1960
31,
treasury»
they
as
35
Prices
to
1955
cumulative
♦Under
35
SEC Index of Stock
March
fund
JCommon
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
of
1959.
of
30,
June
—
cumulative
in
5%
1954,
Lockheed.
of
the
in
the
3.907
concerning the power plant, as the Electra
engines
p.
Robert
and
Lockheed
aircraft
1,500,000
1,500,000
...
credit
stock
sinking
46
Markets
from
1965
1959
to
Preferred
45
Dow Jones Stock and Bond Averages
from
31,
1955
42
Section
1,
Feo.
tlnternational Cigar Machinery Co. 3'.in
41
Exchange
$15,000,000
notes payable
to banks, due in twenty successive
quarterly installments from June 30,
40
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Allison
as
made
been
the
of
ail
and
Stock
Outstaying
Authorized
Inc.:
revolving
3Vn'/c
_39
Exchange
Exchange...
Stock
FINANCING
payable to banks,
nineteen equal quarterly in¬
in
Dec.
36
_38
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
$65,000,COD, it was announced on June
of
Stock
Stock
Canadian
an
turbo-prop
declared in
were
PRESENT
notes
stallments
39
San Francisco
order with Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
transports, at approximate total value
9 by C. R. Smith, President
has placed
four-tr.gined
dividend
TO
Foundry Co.:
installments
to
1956
term
due
39
Montreal
1,
Pinspotters
3%%
36
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Airlines, Inc.—Orders 35 Planes—
American
for
i
stock
EFFECT
GIVING
&
annual
Feb.
♦AMF
36
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
48-page general catalog,
Machine
equal
27
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
of
I'
equal
share on tue average number
tue year.
Cash dividends ag¬
a
during
l\'i 7c
a
$4,023,022,
was
sk'g. fd. debs., due Mar. 1, 1969 $15,0j0,0D0
3%Ve
promissory notes
payable
to
insurance .companies,
aue
in
ten
__31
36
Detroit Stock Exchange
sepa¬
illustrating aid describing its complete
polyethylene and polyvinyl chloride fabricated products, plates,
sheets, rods, tubes, pipes and fittings, and hot gas welding and spray¬
ing equipment is now available from the American Ag.le Co. p., P. O.
Box 16S, Bedford, Ohio.—V. 181, p. 2457
line
plus
share
a
$1.70
to
1954
4'/<
Page
15
(Stocks)
(Bonds)
Midwest Stock Exchange
Its
$1
American
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
1955.
9,
shares
of
each quarter-year.—V.
for
Quotations
American Stock Exchange
$45.24
t$5.52
number
average
tc
$5.07
$0.48
stock
Stock
sold
t Based
$5.92
*$0.50
pfd.
cumu,
Common
and atomic energy
defense
for
income
oucslanaing
shares
CAPITALIZATION
12,275,000
1,503,666
earns.
2,741.008
1,600,000
taxes
net
1954.
['"
3,103,666
taxes.
income
$
Federal
beicre
Earnings
' '*!')•
"J '
112,980,378 551,668,869 517,977,556
120,665,038
States'
United
dividends
preferred
common
gregating
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1
net sales————
Total
the
EARNINGS—Consolidated
after
Stores Corp.
relating to
programs.
Pilot rail Fashion Mills, Inc. below.
Allied
Copy
MISCELLANEOUS
-
principally
Alba Mills, Inc.—New Name—
See
a
and Investment News
INDUSTRIAL
-
Price $1.15
7, N. Y., Monday, June 13, 1955
of
Security Dealers, Inc.
70 Pine
Port Arthur
London, Ontario
Street, New York 5, N.
Bell
System Teletype
Y.
WHitehall 4-3262
N. Y. 1-374
J
2
(2690)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
:
reported
purchased i..e Vancouver Ave.iae real
estita of tne Holley Carburetor Co., adjacent to AMP'S Detroit (Mich.)
ciant, it was announced by D. P. Roby, President.
This
Ho.iey plant, containing approximate
140,000 square feet
of floor space on a 4»/2
acre site, was purchased for an undisclosed
sum for
occupancy in December, 1955.
The Ho.iey company will move
Hs Vancouver Avenue operation to enlarged lac.iities on t..e N.ne Mue
June
company; on
Road—V.
181, p.
four
6
Promissory
The
an
<
March
primary
io
$1,450,287
expense i_
154,0.2
Net
The
The
b'low
named
underwriters
subscription
rights
subscription
employees,
by
or
agreed
have
A
A.
;
the
privilege:
.V-yV''-'.A: A
AucUnc'.oss,
Wm.
C.
Rotiey
Stroud
be
'-To
chase
&
Co.,
Inc.
&
adjusted
fraction
a
that
so
of
\
Parker &
will
underwriter
181,
'
A":
7 10
10
—
no
"'■'■•
1
80
8—
Co
share.—V.
a
Redpath.,.
1L1,
The
Atlantic
Sanitary Corp.—Estab¬
American Radiator & Standard
corporation has established
This
activities
ft*
in
atomic
the
division to coordinate all of
new
a
—V.
181,
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
Federal
income
_
.
taxes
Other
operating
Ti:is
company
currently
cludes
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Net
operating
the
income
5,232,496
$2,829,933 $16,052,739
rate
after
V.
—
$5,193,968
will
181,
$8,176,525
32.50 per
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Boston,
Second
is
PROCEEDS—It
realized
tor
from
sale
the
of
nalance
the
proposed
the
to
of
the
apply
the
at
reuem^^iu..
follows:
as
to
,be
oxtered
72
of
0.1
cents
,
pur¬
aa
by
^rom
to
:
would,
of course,
at
stock
the
that
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
TO
PRESENT
of
seri s
a.x
loans
BUSINESS—The
/ pril
1955.
4,
principal
and
to
aa'va.
The
-
oil
will
and plant
located
this
of
in¬
share
a
stock
common
share
stock
preferred
ox
subsequent to May 26,
dividenJ
which
able
pa.
stockholders
1955,
19,
June
on
wiT
its
been made for prepayments
of
red.mption
the
;'.-AAAa ■.AA
v
May
on
16
filed
The
tion
PEC
nder
that
ith
the
lamely,
by
the
he latter,
The
;
has
any,
is
granted
of
products will be sold
materials in accordance
its
plumbing
dlstribut oh in the plumbing industry—
manufacturer to wholesale distributors and, through
practice
of
William
&
assigned to
Armstrong,
H.
the
all
his
company
manufacturing
a
equipment,
plant
rights
patent
who
President
is
rights under
Plymoutth,
at
issued
to
of
the
12
to
him and all other patents
p.ica.
A''
not
has
income
any
yet
and
conducted
pas
business,
any
assets
no
property, and patent rights referred to
other
than
abo\e.—V.
j
has
the
never
and
June;. 1 offered to its
pany on
stockholders
subscribe
common
ine
on
or
stock
of
common
record
May 28,
(no par) at $20
agreement,
"First
com¬
stock held.
common
v/cter
new
net
system
will
of
be
the
to
improve
i.e.
and
Series
works
CAPITALIZATION
drawn
TO
cumul.
Common
Class
—V.
pfd.
"A"
stock
(par
$251
10.868 shs.
24,000 shs.
■
25,000 shs.
The
pursuant
to
Boston
&
Co.,.
Corp
Inc..
&
Erie
1
Ripley &
Co.,
i Merr'll
—V.
181,
2458.
p.
is
vith
offered
the
at
par
1955—3 Mos.—1954
2,421,700
48,217,210
2,443,400
8,093,009
7,414,400
95J,461
3,207,480
2,843,627
$2,874,! 15
$2,900,964
$.),Z64,76)
$8,691,760
2,380,399
2,362,5/2
7,859,977
7,160,715
A
Consolidated
at
52V2
cents
and
exch
for
Mining
share)
per
Yellowstone
Mont,.,
Chairman
Green*, iile
Is
He
of
the
Co.,
has
and
Grand
been
exchanged "for
Counties
acquired.
acre
and
Steel
also
Ka
named
of
President
Car
Co.,
Chairman
Executive
Director
a
in
Montana
fman
&
Gay,.
agjnt.
as
A:
elected
Neville
of
Supply
Pittsburg a
been
the
Committee
National
of
has
of
tae
Co.;
Forgings
Director
a
C .emical
Pi tsb
Pittsburg
Com¬
&
rg.i
Lake
McKees-
1,
181,
2458.
p.
A
AA
A
•
covering
have
hank
8.00
Robert
8.00
Goodbodv
*'
&
Watts
4Vfc7c
c
C.
T.
of
Braniff's
future
also
instiiutional
logn
its
high
its
of
Chas.* E.
the
result of
to
in
the
advance
debentures,
stock
balance
& Sons..
at
a
the
of
is
equipment
aircraft,
to
offer
-w*s
as
181A p.
purchase
oversub¬
result of which
a
$23,700,000.
of
program
Braniff
has
$15 000,000
of
$4,000.000.^—V.
rights
This
$5,677,437,
approximately
now
new
sped
tradable
stock.
common
For
Douglas;
seven
obtained
15-year
short-term
bank
and
2578.
A*'
*
'
"
*
Bridgeport Hydraulic
A.
\
Co.—Stock Offered—This
com¬
pany is offering holders of its common stock, rights to
subscribe to 55,000 additional common shares (par $20)
8.001
4.09
at
1.00
__i
free
company
the
commxn
representing
I
outstanding
off
paid
leaving
a
converted
shareho'ders
commitments
of
free,
A
as
luems.
the company
and. surplus
commitments
debt
all
and
not
Co.—4.00-
stock for each eight shares held of record June 8,
Co
$28
share,
per
on
the basis of
one
share of additional
19552
Rights to subscribe will expire at 3:00
p.m. (EDT) on
Smith, Ramsay & Co. Inc., Bridgeport^
June
28, 1955.
Inc.—-.50-" Conn., heaas a
Williams .& Co.,
its
including
be-
outstanding long-ternt
called
1963
$715,000,
additional
netted
range,
in
were
be
to
caxh.
in
offered
of
capital
long
share.
of
stands
$10,300,000,
operajin_,
paid
and
needs,
due
the
to
are
7.V
has
company
cent)
one
Tire proceeds
of Debt—
$8 7°3.468
June
on
debentures
per
(par
with
operations.
corporation
ileiina
of
shares
rr
1
debentures
were
127%
the
current
$16.66
Braniff
460,644
loan
1954,
xoHto-vv..jj
scribed
1.00
Mead, Miller & Co.—8-8-L—1.09
Baumgartner,. Dosroiilg & Co.
.50
&
to. mining
this
1"58
announced
31,
$1,045,000
debentures,
June
on
in
convertible
price
71
.
Bo"fe
Garrett
Dec.
uebi fcAcept
.
call,
•
ri»e
President,
Since
are
Co.——
&
&
prepayment
notification
stock
common
\
of
without underwriting.
incident
expenses
loans
Beard,
severally
as
of
letter
a
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Free
percentages
stock
filed
27
shares
share,
per
pay
DC-7C
offer:
W«dd
to
May
on
250,000
$1
at
Wi7h
,■
below
common
Chip Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files With
corporation
offered
$6,334,417 shs.
respective
the
in
B'-os.
...
fce
51,033,787
Billings,
Co.
Co.—V.
Ow.vL
A..,;'.'
named
of
Baker,
181, p. 2354.
to
Youghigheny RR.; Shenango Valley RR., and W^s.in0house Air
The
SEC
68.928 shs.
subscription
8.00
used
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1
None
"
9.600.000 shs.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
to
16,647,48>
Stillwater
Jr.,
the
and
Blue
222.921 shs.
—
White,
fr Be^ne
of
RR..
Brake
38,541,000
A A
8.00
Inc.
notification
ol
stock
55—Month—1954
shares
Building,
member
port &
500,000 shs.
8.00
Legg & Company
in
3 V3
Hodge,
and
pany,
19,123,000
A
—40 09
....
Sons.
letter
a
common
17,955,829
(estimated
of
Blaw-Knox
of
-
"
shares
the
and
$24,421,472 $22,950,314 $71,599,033 $67,166,997
taxes—
acreage
Edwin
Co.
24.777.090'
company,
the
capital
Blaw-Knox Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—New Director—
11.306.000
underwriters
the
of
filed
26
Mammoth
basis
Stapleton
40,901.000
*
%'
Brown
lease
the
$10,893,000
,
•
First
John C.
10.913 shs.
par)—
May
on
expen.es
market
oil
FINANCING
,
value!
-
10,870 shs.
(no
for
the
at
bonds;
8
from
such
v/orking
1874.
p.
sl arh),
income
on
net
Jan.
a",share
"
1955. "
PRESENT
registration.
purchase
Harriman
11,000 shs.
and
on
"cents
40
24,
.7
par
the
to
181,
company on May 12 filed a letter of noti ication wi'h the SEC
covering 73,334 shares of common stock (par iive cent ) to be offered
..
paid
,
Outstanding
stock
com.
,7.
,
were
of
TO
valuel—
par
———
(no
below,
subscribed
FINANCING
(no par)___
stock
to
forth
Alex.
Authorized
■*i%
dividend
EFFECT
—
UNDERWRITERS—The
Blyth
PRESENT
a
added
The
used
GIVING
4%
stock
from
agreed
501
EFFECT
be
revenues
Black
construc¬
$116,254,000
share
a
of record May
—
4V271
new
in all its branches.
GIVING
to
are
Junction, Colo.—Files With SEC—
''Open .mortgage.
JExcludes
70.000
"shares offered
to
employees
to an in~allment payment plant, under -which shares
will,
not b° isued until payment in full has been received,
by the company.
Any portion of such 70,000 shares unsubscribed for will be
with¬
set
company
-
will
financing
proposed
'
and
year
;A,
.
York—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
operating income
after charges——.
lol; p. 2C2.
Net
pursuant
Newport "& Gap Pike, in New¬
port, Del., was incorporated in Delaware, on Feb. 10, 1927, and has
operated since that date for the purpose of carrying on the business of
water
571
C
Common
expand
install
to
to
amounted
cents
35
to nolders
($100
cumu.
B
build pump houses; erect elevated storage tanks; drill
purchase additional machinery and equipment, and for other
BUSINESS—Company located at
stock
A
u?ed
this
19«jo
1,
1955,
$12,690,000.
of
1758..
p.
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnirgs—
Federal
—V.
Consolidated ;Gas Electric Light
and gas service to Balti¬
operating re«enues for t'e
21, 1984._
2%%, due June 15, 1980—
2%7c, due Jan. 15, 1986—*
3%, due July 15, 1989
Series
company;
31,
175,
New
electric
2%71, due Dec.
Series
corporate purposes.
fc
Z
Pref.
mains;
wells;
X
Series
The
proceeds
distribution
water
W
Series
to
V
Series
;£
PROCEEDS—The
including
refunding mortgage sinking fund
T 27/a%, due Jan. 1, 1976
U 2% 71, due April 1, 1981.„
the basis of
on
uhare.
the
of
1
Series
com¬
1955 the right
share
March
to
below.—V.
I
Corp.,
20,000.000 shares of
per
Operating
Operating
Offered—The
Series
and class A
Factors
Period End. Mar. 31—
the '
with
Total
area.
preferred
financing
,
„
.a..w.-
Series
offering is underwritten .by
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Wilmington, Del., who will reoffer any unsubscribed stock to the public at $22 per
or
ended
April
supplies
the
new
'
approving the
.
equipment and v-
stock
common
purposes
formerly
company,
Baltimore,
surrounding
amounted
three shares of class A
per
corporate
CAPITALIZATION
before June 30 for 5,446 shares of class A
class A share for each
new
re¬
181, p. 2114.
Artesian Water Co.—Class A Stock Offered—The
mon
of
the
„my
company
vived
Co.
months
same.
The
Co.—Stock
the
from
of
'*
.A:
poratlcn
co
cent
Bell
O.—Files
new
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
pending for non-metallic and metallic piping and the method of joining
the
proceeds
general
is
and
income
tools
certain
for
Power
more
com-
agreement
an
Mass.,
Electric
&
added
receipt
through Columbia Securities Co., Denver, Colo.,
ahi Salt lake
City, Utah. The net proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses incident to mining activities.
•.
:;A:; /I... : A .t'. .-a'
is
BUSINESS—The
to plumbing contractors.
inventor,
purchase
and
distributors
to
name
general
application
the
Gas
the sale
.
be
the
■A/;::;,
lca.1 business.—V.
eover.ng
(one
which,
may
exceed
$33,000,000
in
1955,
The
completing construction of a new electric generating
plant with an Initial capacity of 125,000 kilowatts.
This additional
station
will
boost
the
peak capability of the company's system to
slightly less than 1,000,000 kw.
A A
has made application for registration of the trademark
and if
-
June 14 on
on
will
prospectus states
upen
Beehive Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
expenditures,
company
'
So'.pipe"
its
The
June
used
be
of building construction.
company
from
more
or
'
will vote
stock
The
conditioned
e
to
AAaAaa
notification
of
letter
a
lhe net proceeds are to be used to purchase
fcr laboratory; and for working capitah
PROCEEDS—Net
iron
cast
preferred
company.
a
19C2.
p.
proceeds
expand
195
entitled
be
a group headed by The First Boston
Corp. which will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
Concurrently, the company is offering 70,000 additional
shares to employees; this privilege expiring on July 6.
pipe and fittings for use in the installation of drainage systems for
:.u types
the
This corporation on o uxie
xii u a
regxsuatioh statement with the
covering $1,000 000 of five-year 871c subordinated debentures, due
July 1, 1960, to be offered for public sale at 100% of principal amount.
No
underwriting is involved.
underwritten by
..aaa;-'-
•
of
SEC
at
offering holders of its common stock ol
7, 1955, rights to subscribe on a one-forten basis for an aggregate of 575,856 shares of its com¬
mon (no par value)
at a price of $80.25 per share. The
subscription offer, which expires June 22, 1955, is being
Plymouth,
Water Street,
on
sale
$2,500,00
$1,250,000
ox
ers
Securities* and
was
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offerei
share through James H. Frier, 344 Hanna Bldg., Cleveland
per
record
on
financing,
"7.- as ."ra,.va
formed to process and sell special
has been
company
be
completion
Massachusetts
the
totalling
company
Net
the common
certificates
corporation
company
208,000 shs.
in
some
Net
Outstanding
incorporated
was
successful
the
Upon
oif.ee
1 fass.
corporation
of
of
,
Atlxs
each
undv.writing group
underwr.t.ng term3
A
working capital of tile
leans
Beaumont
share.
conversion
upon
coiue.tlbie preferred
an
and
Calilcrnia N.
cost
A;a
.lij
u.
it
A,
$110.72
SEC
Bay Petroleum Corp.—Sells Certain Assets—Liquida¬
1l0
Baltimore
FINANCING
300,000 shs.
(par $1)
through
iering price
A
a
the
oij.or.ng, together with the proceeds of loans of
obtained from
Pacific Mutual Life Ins *r?nce Co.
of
general
—V., 176.
York,
covering 40,000
$2.50
materials
Mass.,
Authorized
Gammon stock
par cumulati.c
sale
O
amendment.
reactivation
the
the
conver
on
25, Ohio.
$38,000
materially reduced.
be
$25
The
v
statement with
xx.e
be
timaced
e
the
forego.113
to
by
Ready
New
loo*,
u,
stock,
into
lor
common
jutj
ice
p.
a
convert ble
lol, p. 2A4.
SEC
to
general working capital purposes.
resets
it>
public
ior
reg.stration
a
exchange-
are
of
Atomic Energy for Industry, Inc., Cleveland
In the discretion of the directors
>t the company, a mortgage may be placed on the property in Plymouth
n
connection
with its
purchase and the machinery and equipment
; ..ay
be acquired on rn installment or lease basis. In any such case,
he amount o.' cash required to be expended immediately for fixed
..
filed
8
A., will be used for the construction,
$3,325,000, of additional refine.y. facilities
existing facilities at the company's
lt-i. cry lo-at.d near Baker^lield, California, and to retire the
presently
'A" out tandmg indebtedness to Facile Mutual Life Insurance Co. in the
amount of $^38,2.3.
The b iante, if any, of the -proceeds irom the
at
tpproximately $77,500 for machinery and equipment and the remainder
:\>r
June
on
skid The Bank
,A; A
Debentures
prijerred
ox
redemption
of
are
issued
entitled
Co.,
The
expected
price of a p.ant In Plymoutth,
purchase
shares
provision has
v.
—
transfer agent.
proceeds
stock,
common
Of¬
$1)
(par
Mass., is
ret
1,180,027
supplied
be
and
May 6 offered
120,000 shares of common stock
share as a speculation.
publicly
re
(Mass.)—Stock
Corp.
& Co., Boston, Mass., on
930,411
I.y J, Bart.x & Co.
Proceeds
ion
of
preferred stock will be issued by Empi.-e
Broadway, New York 5, N. Y.
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York, 140 Broadway, New York 15, N. Y., will bj tha paying
agent
fc'r preferred
s.ock
certificates
surrendered
for
red'mpc.oi.
No
Manufacturing
Armstrong
fered—Sheehan
101
Tne
nds
shares
shares
b~
not
Trust
1374.
p.
3i4,i4J
bo,0q0 suvfes of
to
5*2,500,000
and Including July 5, 1955.
Common
128,618,653 110,201,450
112,305,795
124,245,768
charges—
300,o09
tion Approved—
ares
s
2.
di/id
2%
of
g
June
0:1
Common
receive
*f-t
Co.—Definitive
caned,
uas
preferred
up to
5,110,661
1,700,656
1,855,095
i.iw—
oper.
Co.—Calls Convertible Preferred Stock
oststandi.
accrued
The
$33,734,397 $29,745,336 $03,560,674 $31,778,492
21,£5.0,324
20,600,24 /
61,477,439 57,655,301
4,735,000
4,60o,C00
10,798,000
10,836,000
taxes—
$2,220,888
company
stock,
A'AA
Powder
announced
1?;55—Month—1954
$1,101,235
See Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
A
957.
p.
Atlas
Calif., where
181, p. 1306.
the division will be in Redwood City,
the corporation has one of its research laboratories.—V.
Headquarters of
American
$513,-44
stock being oiftred..
Definitive 25-year 3'/4% debentures due Jan. 15, 179,
f .r temporary debentures at Guaranty Trust Co.,
field, commencing with the dev lopJoseph A. Grazier,
energy
of
SuOa.alo
l eaded
Av-..AKl
obligated
be
ab.e
complete reactor systems and components,
President, ennounced on June 6.
ment
Refining
t,U2(,824
$0,248,712
ry. oper.
T. e stockhol
lishes Atomic Energy Division—
-t,i/441i.'t0
2.54.
p.
•coverin.,
2354.
p.
$5,451,400
972,082
,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
to
of
exercise
by
of
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$1,489,226
Bankline Oil Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Registers With
wnicL
on
railway
V.
—
'
large additional facilities necessary
enable them to receive and to market t e additional gas supplies
be made available by the new line.—V. 181, p. 2458.
to
$2,111,000
490,973 shs.
A;
1955,
9,
revenue—
oper.
Net rev. fr.m
corporation has agreed to sell to them severally, in
the respective percentages indicated below, such shares of addition 1
common
stock
as
shall
not
be
subscribed
for
by
exercise of t.ie
build
also
will
1964,
UNDERWRITERS-
additional
,
companies
to
oper.
will
ne
system
1,
April
on
from Louisiana Gulf Coast fields to Dstroit, estimated to cost
S130,009,000, and plans to stare construction immediatily. The other
"pipe 1
payable
RR.—Earnings—
195-—Month—lt;5xb
Ra.L.ay
to consist of
(at
a
note
Penn Mutual Life Insurance
referred
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
O'tttandUg
$3,000,000
UUo.oUO shs.
,———
above
Arcoslook
&
End. April 30—
Ranway
FINANCING
purchase and the
Line Co., its new pipe line subsidiary, has
Commission approval to build a natural gas
Power
notcs
Period
annum.
Pipe
Louisiana
Federal
value)
par
Bansror
to
,
its system.
American
1955, the company
9.
PRESENT
TO
GIVING' EFFECT
$2,300,000
.or
due
per
rights would be issued shortly after
July 4 and would expire within two weeks tnen.after.
The company plans to use proceeds from sale of the new comftion
to assist system operating companies to f.nance a ma.or expansion of
received
April
proiit ox $1j,693, equal
AAA'-'V''.A ''"f"
net
_
mo
promissory
$1,486,000
the
that
and
there was an unpaid balance of
interest being payable semi-an uelly at
t: e rate o. 4% per annum, and (b) two promissory notes for $312,500
each, payable to The Philadelphia National Bank and Bankers xr st
Co. of New York, respectively, each due Aug.
1, 1939, payable in in¬
stallments, wiui Interest pa., able semi-annually at t..e rate of 3 "2 77
With SEC—
application with t.re SEC covering
tl-ie proposed
issuance of 1736,856 additional common snaies.
These are to be offered prtsant common sto.Knoiders ar che ratio
of one new share for eacn live shares held. The price will be deter¬
mined prior to the time of offering and wlil be Rwtr t..aa tne tnen
prevailing market.
It
is
contemplated
ended
months
share.
notes
stock
Common
originally
June 9, lilad
on
company
nine
$8,772,963
of
per common
Authorized
Co.
This
sales
net
cents
CAPITALIZATION
2114.
American Natural Gas Co.—Registers
the
EARNINGS—For
American Metal Products Co.—Expands Facilities—
This
.
.
group of unaei writers that will purchase
thf* unsubscribed portion of the shares.
2,
•
J.,
.,
Artloom
Carpet
Co.
,Inc.—Stock
Offered—The
com¬
is
offering holders of its no par value common
rights to subscribe to 98,195 addtiional shares of
stock at $5 per share, on the basis of one share
pany
stock
common
of additional
mon
held of
common
stock for each four shares of
record at the close of business
com¬
June 6,
will expire at 3:30 p.m.
The offering is being under¬
written by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath and Stroud
1955.
The
(EDT)
& Co.
on
subscription
be
Inc.
(Philadelphia).
applied
payable
which
to
arose
capital.
offer
The
out
These
proceeds
by the
Philadelphia
of
the
to
National
loans
sale
of
the
the. reduction
Bank
payment for capital
short-term
bonds,
said
York
office
of
with
and
Bankers
expenditures,
amounted
to
additional
date.
such
of
No
further
or
Bank
contingent
1,
by
Broadway,
together
will
interest
and
$800,000
loans,
Trust
for
on
and payment
all
Any
working
its
plant
and
principal
9,
executive
Philadelphia, Pa., manufactures and sells. "Velvet,"
''Wilton" and "AxminstdV" rugs and carpets. aU woven on looms, and
tiso tufted rugs and carpets,
•
amount
refunding and
interest,
maturing
general
mortgage
for bonds of series
redemption,
for
above
set
of
as
New
the
the
V.
C,
full
of
1,
Dec.
1955
bonds
J
are
series
of
included
C
and
should
likewise
be
may
G. H.
Chas.
sale
to
of
the
and
W.
Smith,
Scranton
&
...
-
The
and
has
and
sub¬
outstanding
first
104'/4%
1983
which
have
the
foregoing
presented
for
Bear.
at
at
the
called
mortgage
and
Co.
181,
p.
Inc.
Bros.
&
on
July
2,
in
Co.
2354.
1955
ball
of
its
collateral
interest.
Bank-State
(jointly!,
irt
corporate-
Ci.
Bonds Called—
redemption
and accrued
Second
Stearns &
for
general
Ramsay &
Co.; Hincks
Walker & Co.; T. L. Watson & Co.—V.
company
common
loans
improvements.
necessary
with
additional
short-term
off
pay
for: expansion
substantial
are:
the
Brockton Edison Co.—3%%
said
in
Street
102.049;
trust
bonds, 3%%
series
Immediate payment will beTrust
Co., corner of State
and
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
payment
general mortgage
same
for payment,
redemption price including accrued
181, p. 2578.
from
company
43
Exchange Place, New York,
N.
Y.—V.
181, p.
2578.
Brown Co., Berlin, N. H.—Calls Preference Stock—
refunding and
present the
the
accrue
at
forth.
the
by
$1,400,000, :and
including
underwriting
Inc.;
bonds,
series
J
The
and
shares
series
proceeds
used
due
not been exchanged
call
be
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
with
whether.-
coupons,
Co.,
April
the
will
purposes,
1955.
redemption
accompanied
70
honds
said
PROCEEDS—Net
made
shares
of short-term
in
to
Bank,
Hanover
amount
be presented for
Hanover
Holders
BUSINESS—Corporation
The
bonds from and after Dec.
should
The
fixed
for
of
principal
thereon
of said
bonds
Said
the
Y.,
interest
any
upon
office
the
at
N.
15,
accrued
15.5.
cfLces. located
company
sequently.
from
company
•
shares
has elected to redeem and pay off all of its refunding •
and general mortcnge bonds of series J on Dec. 1. 1955, by operation
of the general sinking fund under its refunding and general mortgage.
On such date there will become and be due and payable upon each of
The
June 27, 1955.
PROCEEDS—Net
will
on
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Calls Series J and C Bonds—
I
at
any
interest
time
to
and
Dec.
1,
receive
1955.—
j
in
directors
of
$5
accrued
Holders
preferred
Maj'
on
18
voted
to
redeem
convertible preference stock at
the
$100
company's
per
140,293
share, plus $1.51
dividends.
who
into
do
not
seven
exercise
shares
of
their
right
common
to
convert
stock
before
each
June
share
16
of
will
Vo'ume 181
Number 5437
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
.
(2691)
receive
price
for
render
each
unit
of
the non-transferable
convertible
$5
wiil
be
Coiony
Trust
Boston,
Co.,
Central
,
$100,
1438.
p.
right to purchase units
and
in
share
one
stock.
preierence
payable
the preferred stock certificate.
old
181,
21
4debentures
of
s.iale
each
of
The
$100
of
lor
V.
after June
soon
consisting
stock
casn
of
Tne
purchase
througn the
or
to
sur¬
is
conversion
&
Light
to
are
be
used
construction
1955.—V.
1,
of
excess
Power's
\
.
received
June
agent.—
-
has
company
not
in
time
wnica
Mass.,
Power
common
Tile
Co.—Proposed Borrowings—
SEC
authorization
$9,0J0,C0J
to
fina.ee
24.9.
p.
lj
tj
borrow
oa.iks,
from
the
share
of
-
Central
company
Shares
June
8
fitock
ap. roved
of
tl.is
the
-of
the
American
listing of 1,647,092
shares
Stock
of
10
■
letter
546,500
on
notification
sel.ing
filed
was
st.ck
off common
GreenJeld .&
certain
-
of
shares
throug-h
capital
par
.
company,
The
operates
hscu,
operations
for
as
various
contract carrier
a
agencies
compmy engaged in the Japan
time the company has been
that
the
of
Airlift
until
primarily
Movement and in certain
primarily engaged
U;
i.i
1953.
the
Go.,-Ine.,
Air
Profits alter
dependents
or
of
Iboeral
military personnel. The company'also trains m litary personnel i l primary Hying for the U. S. Air Force. In addition, through its
subsidiaries, the company manufactures electronic and eleetro-mechani-'
cal
instruments .and
craft
and
Europe,
The
be
acts
aircraft
the Far
shares
supplies
East,
the
of
agent
as
and
Sbuth
for
the
purchase
instruments
America
and
announced, later.—V.
176,
to
and
the
in
Africa.
company,will he admitted
sale
of
be
New
stockho.ders.—V.
York.
177,
SEC
the
offered
on
The
May 31
5.76
at
covering"
per shaie
cents
United
States,
P The
Federal
Power
from .$9,000,000
promt a^ry
to
proceeds
to
are
noti+s
Pdwer.to^To
Commission
has
charges
inc.
Net
be
to
Earned
;
—\i:
&
profits
excess
of
(&
1954
-
to
Up
in
;
>
■
929,526
>
'j
181,
743.
p.r
$726,502
War
$540,251
57o, 327
578,327
578,327
$i.ld
$1.25
$9,000,000
pursuant tu
Savings
notes
sh»rt-term
notes
on
loan agreement with the
a
and
the
in
Association'.
-
ffitn
or
of
'.In 'its
by
request to increase
$ 1,00u, _c0
financing
permanent
plet-on of this
corporate
Each
Trust
and
of
uewed
until
that
before-vAprii .30,
fourth
the
7 V
-
amount'of
it
-
had
the
notes
will
Savings
for
be
of
to
maturity
date,
company
stated.—V.
to
in
The
t.ie
1955.
from
period
less
however,
will
of
181,.'. p.
'
1557.
the
to
be
Burlington
12
of
&
Quincy
RR.
Plans
—
to
3Vb'/p
Sell'
3%
The
,
SEC
10
proceeds
to
are
May-2
on
2,250,000
per share)
filed
shares
of
letter
a
common
thiouga-Coombs &
i
Net
ry.
*
com-
be
used
to
pay
•
of
to
Net
ry..
-V.
"This
The
in
first
June
has
company
venture
3.
announced
Mid-Continent
the
final
T.ie
well
of
Tnese
initial
an
offset
are
it
of
five well
be
■
■"
■
181,
into
£
<2354
pp.
'-Tite- dcompany
outstanding
Halsey, Stuart & Co. inc.
8
V.
at
Award of the issue
competitive sale
"Bids for the
Corp.,
100.29;
100.271;
with
by the underwriters
won
on
&
rcoupons
101.95.
Tne
'.J
will
bonds
new
ranging
.from
rpnning
irom
be
10478">
lOl'/jrtw
redeemable
to
«
to
plus
par,
at
and
par,
i
regular
at
redemption
accrued
prices
redemption
special
prices
interest
in
each
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used
to provide a portion of the funds required for the
present and con¬
templated construction program of the company and to provide for
,
the
payment
the
construction
amounted
of -temporary
to
more
of
tp areas
ii)
four
aggregating
loans
of
incurred
May
25,
in
operating
an
1955,
i
i
ewV.-.
cities
Freeport
these
Love,
bank
year
of
L.
31
livery
the
El
of
curie
♦First
Mortgage
series
•
GIVING
EFFECT
bonds:
due
had
total
f3 VifJ*
series
1985,^
r_<.—,
pref. Stk.,
4.000,000
';•:
cumu.
pr,ef.
series
stock
($15
stk.,
par
'
■f
to
amount.-r-V.
181,
,
r
*■
Central Kentucky Natural Gas
position
■
says
assume
that
33,050 shares cf Columbia's
fort's
Central
liabilities.
wholesale
to
the
this
2579.
Co.—Merger Approved
coal
Gulf
THE
shares
per
(EDT)
July
common
2:30
p.m.
letter
a
of
notification
Mr.
common
Kentucky
Central
would
stock, in exchange for
assume
Kentucky,
Frankfort
States
Utilities
COMMERCIAL AND
substantially
presently
company.—V.
Co.
a
below.—V.
181,
sells
p.
maximum
of
the facilities,
all
of
natural
will
is
take
transportation
p.
gas
at
2469.
(Reg. U.
Gas
operating
in
of
Outstanding
i
25,000,000
y
48,000 000
•
25,472 000
shs.
Delaware
owning
companies
8,125,922 sin.
on
July 21, 1943.
holding ail of me1
and
engaged
in
the
nature!
State of-
1898
Co
Incorporation
'
-
West
Virgini-,
l^uJ
Gw.u.
1885
Pennsylvania
___
la.4
West
Corp._
1913
New
Co
Natural
Gas
-
Virginia
•
York
2470.
p.
Pellon;
with
the
Pellon
entered
into
for
be
being
the
first
commercial
constructed
with
hope
the
Dec.
180,
and
substantial
a
when
ownership
construction
is
in
its
announcr
labor
ruling
subsidiaries
8
ruling, settling
the
in
first
wih
the
lb
"enable
of
For
its
corpora ton
covering
share,
May
on
shares
1,000
filed
12
of
stock
without
underwriting.
make loans and for working capital.
per
letter
a
commqn
of
(par
SEC
plans
on
f
Co.—Froposed Financing Progra
to. register
about
or
June
.shares' of
100,000
24.
The
issue
20,
the
at
offices
of
reported
groups
Commonwealth
be
to
forming
preferred,
be
will
Services
include
Boston
said
B.
The
$10)
proceeds
Services Inc.—New
has
Tippy
been
engineering consulting
Jackson,
the
Michigan.
newly
■
Tlppv.wns
Services.—V.
He
firm
formerly
174,
elected
succeeds
created'oifice
through a
Ripley, & Co, and First
and Lcdenburg, Thalmann &
Inc.,
Morgan
New
Stanley
The
common
stock is
Corp, .(jointly);
Ybrt.
&
Co ;
Lehma.i
be offered to the company's present commo v
to
shareowners
on
the basis of one share for each 20 shares
already beld.
employee purchase plan is also proposed for shares not sabscHiei:
for by
the stockholders.
Record date for warrants is scheduled fo;
July 21, with subscription rights expinng Aug.
5.
An Informatio t
meeting will be held in New York at 11 a.m. July. 19.
An
Proceeds
financing
29,000
from
the
sale
the expansion
mile
square
kilowatts
4o8,750
of
the
in
The
means
company
&
issues
and
of
stock
facilities
gas
will
in
be
the
account
of
the
fluctuations in
the
rate
of
11
used
compary'a
Michigan
a>'eay including the addition
operating capacity.—V, 181, p. 2470.
electric
May
on
two
of electric
Outstate
Cortez Uranium
cf
Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—File?—►
filed
27
letter
a
of
notification
with
the
SEO
covering 3,000,000
shares ol' common stock
(par
one
cent)
to
b»s
offered at 10 cents per share, through Peters, Writer & Christenser,
Inc., Denver, Colo,
'lhc net proceeds are to be used to pay expense i
coal
incident
be
to
be
to
are
with
to
mining operations.
Coso Uranium, Inc., Long Beach, Calif.—Files—
The
the
offered
used
covering
to
cents
of
of
New
York,
H.
Chairman
Executive
of
this
of
Elected
Bourne,
the
who
Board.
S.
through
of
Omaha.
Vice-President
C.
D,
of
the
New
Frank
elected
was
John
Elliott
F.
L.
York
New
of
Crossett Co.,
;
Consolidated
City,
is
has
affiliate
an
per
company's
of
agement
Of
the
net
entire
ness
proceeds, approximately $9,700,000 will be
amount
$6;000,000
be
used
to
standing short-term-bank loans;working capital.—V. 176, p. 1766.
prepay
and the
an
equal
balance
On
May
p.
31,
inlt.be
348;
V.
total
1955
history-
of
with .$37,000
178,
p.
net
assets
Trust.
year
used
*
to
prepay
amount
will
be
of
does not
sha'e
an
to
added
$50,368,030,
asset
increase
value
of
the
on
company is offering to its
2 the right to subscribe on
Patent Office)
shares
William B.
of
Dana
Co.
—
Stock
a
or
May
31.
replacing
Offered—Blyth
a
sale
will
general
bleached
food
be
added
corporate
substantial
this
for
board
current
mill,
project
ft >
purpr se1.
borrowing
program
the
proceeds from this sale have
plans
debt
record
June
(par $10)
at $31
per
that
Dec.
1,
permitting
Nov.
30,
new
bleached
will
,
mature
) 956.
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
As
of
charter
or
man
exchange, remittance for foreign
•
d/<e(T
for ar*/
a
it
food
32
April
from,
to
to
outstanding.
borrow
funds to
board
miil.
equal
30,
commence
BUSINESS—The
$10,000,009
used
later
for
amount
a
corporate
1.128,079
1,128,079
bank
funds;
credit
Dec.
construction
owing
installments
borrowing had
requirements for
in
Outstanding
+$664,4j4
between
the
no
initial
accumulated
the
fNotes
to
The
-
-
sn^cifie ls-*>4+, ur>nn
payable for lani
entered into
quarterly
1955
-
any
be
up
the
-
place
not
1955-1968.
the .company
1955,
in
be
may
$5)
(par
FINANCING
1,280,000 shs.
1,280,000 shs.
$5)
(par
do°s
1953
agreement,
expected
PRESENT
Authorized
•
■■
purchased
of
ment
.
nev;
180,
before June 21 for 738,721
capital stock
the
for
on
J7
company's
funded
$49,38
was
33.57 .—V.
Offered—The
stockholders of
from
used
that the
class A, voting
stk, cl. B, non-voting
'•■The
credit
Gas
feel
stock,
Capital
to
295.
Natural
and
debt
Funded
be.sn. m-?t
Consolidated
proceeds
financing
!
-
Capital
out¬
Boston, Mass.—Assets
amounted
Per
earlier,
net
funds
general
...
end
the
a
effective
Crossett, Ark.—Stock
CAPITALIZATION
As
compared
President,
1G72.
p.
'
timber
Consolidated Investment Trust,
(10
par
specific purpose. Although some of the proceeds of the offerms
applied
to
reduction
Of
borrowing,the .company has nc.iand
does
hot
contemplate making any specific allocation ti
particular portion of the proceeds for any specific purpose
any
of- the
will
ac
made
company's outstanding long-term indebted¬
(including prepayment premiums and accrued interest); approxi¬
mately
the 3E. *
with
0tiered
Los
be
may
a
headed by Eastman, Dih.o'n & Co. The interest rate, public offer¬
price, and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
the
be
to
other
SEC—
registration statement with the SEC on
June 3, 1955, covering $17,500,000 of 20-year
sinking fund debentures,
due June 1, 1975, to be offered forpublic sale through an underwriting
ing
become
181,
While, the company Is embarking
foy the construction of the new
f
filed
notification
of
June 9 offered publicly 5,450 shares of clasb
5,450 shares of class B stock (par $5) cA
share.
PROCEEDS—The
been
uncle, Howard Cullman, former
Authority, and his father; the late
Cigar Corp.—Registers With
corporation
Co.
and
stock
bearing
The
of
stock
&
on
A
his
Port
letter
Commonwealth
York
which
has
Holloway.—V.
$27.50
/
a
common
Coombs
-Crane Co.—New President—
and
,
He. succeeds
of
"
"
Director—
a
filed
May 31
shares
share)
Angeles, Inc, Sa»i
Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif.
The net proceeds are to bp usi'i
to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
management
Washington,
1495.
p.
on
3,000,000
per
President Elected
President
Granville
company
at
Companion Life Insurance Co. of New York—Banker
Dare
On
x
stoc-'t
Co,
H.
production
notification
at
Dec.
beginning
agree-
1, 105B
of trio
1,
l'Joii
Feb.
2
been made under th<?
the new mill having
actual
borrowing
xT
1955.
Arkahsas corporatioil engaged
a
the manufacture of forest products.
The principal holdings located
.1
and around Crossett, Ark., consist of a Kraft pap°r mill, a complete
jawmi'l plant and a chemical plant, with a new bleached food bo»,
i
Company,
,
NOTE:
?
th«i
riser!,
net,*loss
a
f
thi
unions.
past.''
half
reported
Bros.;
co-.
commercial
its
the
suffered
t'ne
Raynman
completed.
of
a
246.
p.
Power
company
the
July
pipeline
new
that
1954,
June
on
of
and
underwriting by a group headed by Morgan Stanley & C»y
offering is expected to be made on or about July 21.7
Competitive bids
on
tne
underwriting of 373,689 shares of tb r
company's common stock are scheduled to be opened at 11 a.m. (EDT)
de¬
complete
this
Cuba
losses
31.
company
company,
of
company
negotiated
on
the
coal
tne
the
Public
Contract—
contract
a
the
without
ended
this
of
Batista
between
expressed
to operate
this
This
SEC
this- company,
and George
Coal Co.,
announced
of
President
President
by
company
is
an
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Seibert.
President. Published, twice a wf»ek
fevry Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinou
(Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith.
Copy rjght 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tho
post office at New York. N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions in United
States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion oi
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
William
V '
FINANCING
$25,000,000
Incorporated
Co——1
State
months
with
Commercial Process, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
additional
2011.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
on
6.—
Frank¬
Inc.—Proposed Acquis.
181,
organized
bus.ness
Co._.
uas
$2,037,815.—V.
share
Consolidation
had
Georgetown
property,
oris
of
the
largest
operations in the world, will continue to ship most
by rail—V. 181, p. 106.
high
receive
waS
the
Natural-Gas
issuance
six
group
•*
would
Central Louisiana Electric Co.,
See
two
Tne
774,000'.shs.
service.
Frankfort
York
company
1
15,000 shs.
,
Kentucky would
application
that
this
and
to
plan.;plans '
on
company
lohg-stariding dispute
its
of
of "the
Chairman
"The facilities ashich would be acquired include 41.7 miles of
pipeline
extending from the present terminus of Central Kentucky's existing
line
near.-Lexington,- Kv.,
to
Fronk'ort,
including lateral lines to
Versailles and Mid_way, Ky.
The Frankfort company now serv«»«- r
communities,
and"
upon
completion
of -■ the
proposed
acqi('.sition
and
that
States
Joseph Cullman II..
a
,
The
all
properties
10.000 shs.
Columbia Gas System subsidiary, has been author¬
ized by the Federal^Power ..Commission to acquire and
operate
the
natural
gas
pipeline"^^facilities 7"df the Frankfort Kentucky Natural
Gas Company,
i
v
**r" company,
Central
of
until
President
Pittsburgh
25,000 shs,
p.
■
River
Ohio
Consumers
filed
16
companies
30.000 shs.
1.000,000 shs. "■'*
value)if—
principal
aggregate
*This
1955
18,000,003 tons of coal over a 15-y(ar period
pipeline extending from the coal company's Georg:to the Eastlake, Ohio, plant Ox t.ie 'Cleveland
Illuminating Co., a distance of 1C8 miles;
a
Mutual
15,000 shs.
D__._
Peoples
year,
basis
elected
'
*'•
•
1,
'
\
the
•Edgar-Cullman, of Cullman Brothers of
a
director of this Insurance firm,
i,340,000
;
25.000 shs:
.
PRESENT
$25,000,000
$108,500.000
Gas
Co., Inc.
!*Additional bonds of any of said series of other series may be issued,
subject to the restrictions contained in the indenture, without limit
as
July
on
coal
a
or
Umted
in
are
•,
4.000,000
>
series
TO
25,000,030
Subsidiary:—
Natural
East
York,
"Mr.
Outstanding
2,450,000
*
fund
cumu.
Common
redemption
two railroads serving
the mine and one
railroad
the utility plant is located.
The New York Central—the
Chicago and St. Louis—and the Pennsylvania Railroads are
particpating with, the coal company, and these railroads, Mr. Love said,
950,000
K. •"-:A*:
due
-•••
debs, due "1969"$3,00(),000 '
Pyeferred stock ($1.00 par-value):
'
■
\4.10r/i> ciimu. pref. stk., series A__
30,00Q.sh.s,
v'4.107f cumu. pref. stk., series B____
10,090'shs.-
^4.757*
'4.80%
of
due
expanded:
and its subsidiaries constitute
the
-o»
System,
The
subsidiaries
(long affiliated pn
their acquisition by Consolidated in 1943) are-:
the
$13,303,000
-
EFFECT
______
which
upon
and
•;
FINANCING
Autlioidzed
series, due
*3%r/n
sinjking
for
Called—
of
Commonwealth
operating
'
1975-—..
'23A^-*-series-~due. 1977^-^-—
2%% ' series "due 1975.-3L-—v
','e
5,307,373.
approximately
operation
$100
PRESENT
TO
greatly
been,
Wot! I "
since
gas
been
of $321,000,000 was
spent
$42,000,000 will be expended
1978
(par
has
Consolidated Railroads of Cuba—Wage
Ruling—
continue
May
on
Love, stated
the
loans
furnishing
$15,900,712 and net earnings of $2,144,792.
CAPITALIZATION
natural
have
fundi
providing
total
that
1979
engaged soleiy in
capital stocks of five
•;
shares
their
Ohio,
Mr.
in
SEC
company
for
facilities
•
aU.
froi<\
7,353,455
on
Lindseth,
that
means
to
-
.•'
1954,
demand
GIVING
is
—V. .181,
5% cumulative preferred stock to be offered
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
increase working capital.
to
William
revenues
18,149,719
convertible
preferred
stock
at
$31
dividends of
10
cents
per
share.
Fayment
City Bank of Cleveland, 623 Euclid
will
Lincoln.
the
of
purpose
-
wan
Tim
\
BUSINESS—Company
New
69,036,337
9,744,179
Marcin
on
securities
25,472,000
The
22,753,725
•"
President
May
one
utility
approximately 1,815 square
and hav.n^ an estimated population of 228,000.
supplied with one or more utility services are
arid
EARNINGS—For
-
for. the
purchase
1968--a
It
*
whica '.
with
connection
steam
us
to
debentures
Tne
($100
Elmer
heating and water)
miles, located wholly
public
the
plant
a
~
due
due
Capital' s.tbck
Bidding
.The
is
debentures
The
Illinois
principal
Rockford,
As
.program.
utility services
the State of
The
bank
used
Year
(J;DI'--VD
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—Coal
$1,100,000.
BUSINESS—Company
or
par
of
case.
stock
2,250
used
N'-w
/
debentures
Hope
National
privilege
company
town,
received from: The first Boston
were
The
by
bid of 100.89%.
a
be
may
2®4%
cumulative
The
1874.
p.
covering
$4,000,000
Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co. (jointly),
Co., Inc.,
100.02.
Two groups bid
for bonds
viz; Merrill Lynch", Pierce, Fenner
Beane jand
ijointly), 102.049; and Stone & Webster Securities
Blair
Bear, Stearns & Co.
Corp.,
3%s
as
181,
Kidder,
and
ZVi'/e
securities
was
June 7
on
in
of
estimated
"gas bus.ness.
The
called
Consolidated
(S. II.) Clausin & Co., Minneapolis, Minn.—Files With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
at
mortgage bonds, 3%% series cue Jw.ne i, 1085,
101.421% and accured interest, to yield approximately
3.30%.
due
will
use
loan
operate
1946-1954,
■vy.••
Name of
70,791,416
open:'
stock
principal
became
48,000,000
1952
14,154 460
6,109,078
accrued
at
preferred
Offered—
offered
r
60,866,819
Cleveland, Ohio.-..,•.
Conve/sion
of
be
of first
at
made
v
June
on
on
246j.
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds
...
drilling"
in
4953
the
capital
The
construction
loan
tho
share.',
such
on
•
the
1976-™
2470.
and
4.80%
be
Ave.,
par
Uli .o.s..
spadued
'
about
or
14,824,711'
has galled
share" plus
the
a.
a
i.i
ar_a
pio^ram
p.
>
on
60,686,856
income...
oper.
i
.'•;-:.y'
railway
railway.
181,
1954
1—
will
.i»" ■.';■■■
-
Th.s
.suosidiaries
phases
is
It
'
Gustavo
'
with
oi.ered
eut.red
Tri-Stxie
drilling
ioc«aa>au.-—V.
'•
has
t.ie
'
ceriiiicates
Clarlc Controller Co.—Preferred Stock
^
30, TiD6,_ tne
Drilling Venture—
t.,at
Basin
$20,000,000
19C0.
■
of
company.
debentures due
:
re-
■»'
Central Explorers Ltd.—New
tne
$15,121,104 $17,251,857 $16,8J2,406
3^735,308
3,299,218
5,289,258
4,352,448
1,450,259
1,156,476
' 2,242,376
1,795,179
,
from
$500,OoO
Vegas, Nev. T e net
incident to mining operations.
expenses
for
$15,3»o,795
income___
Jan.
from
Net
National *
of
noti.ication
strc:
received
;
cost • $10,900,000.
1955)-'
oper.
From
Gross
of Las
oo.
be
to
2579.v '
p.
railway
rgiiway~_
from
notes.
u,'y /'"-V*
\
Net
Inc., Reno, Nev,—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
cents
a
sale
the
Annuity
under
Any
sold
O"?
tho
at
the
Trustees
Exchange.
the
of
date
of
be
3Vt 7c
Chicago, Ruck Islands & Pacifit]|)K^Earning34-r
per
1 Cal-U-Mines,
estimated
,
tne
issue- unless
April
* "
v
nt
months.
than
.\\
'
America
181,
April-rG.ross 'from
needed;
secure
15.—V.
,
issued
Pending
amo
date
than
later
be
not
Bank of
mi-imum
12 "months
additional
an
.
:
.
postpone
the company plans to
payable
Association,
prior-to
1955,
.
'V-,;
notes
decided
xjua.Dr
the)
of
thereafter
Stock
from
repay
increase
all
period
1955.
to
Bank of America National Trust
m axunum
said
financing program,
mature
June
issue
to
company
Lmds-throughThe issuance-of t.ie additib.ial promissory
and
will
the;
the. company
York
funds
its
'CAPITALIZATION
:
the
tentatively scheduled for early in 1955.^
and
lacilities.
'
.diesel-eiectric locomotives
'It is expected bids will
Electric had planned to repay
permanent financing
program
then'
a
II
the
in
company has applied to the • Interstate Commerce Commission
i
authority .to issue $8,700,000 equipment trust certificates to mature
Li semi-annual installments, beginning Jan. 5, 1956. The
proceeds will ;
help finance the purchase of 400 gondola cars, 200 llat cars and 30
increase,!
short-term ,#
of
California
*
proceeds
will
5%
to
up
expirafc.oii
trustee
as
June
$J.93
—
exercised
the
account
co.
funds
to
remaining
loans* to
tremendous
a
908,133 i
$383,664
:
be
not
Co.
Employees Thrift Flan.
proceeds
general
will
the
the
Trust
New
Trust
b&nk
loan
for
the
same
amount
its. piace
pending the sale of the capital stock.
plans to repay this short-term loan on or about
make
In
snares
share
for
of
is
after
so.d
tne carrying out of their 1955
construciion program.
-Throughout the area in which the subsidiaries
>
for
$1,000,000
a
amount
authorized
the
and
lor
$1,448,387
/ Tne
issued
August pf-1953
1955
or
1953
874,113
taxes
shares '
10
arranged■»in
Subs.)—Earnings—
1J55
$1,656,028
i
capital
per
,
Chicago,
<
•
Commission
call
Trust
i
subscription
Bankers
Authorized
to
by this .company under a previous FPC
authorization.
The Commlss/on qt. the same time
extended the time's
for issuance from April 30, 1955,-to Oct". 1, 1955. <
i 7v;'.
V
The
to
outstanding since
and
a
short<-term
company
1955.
Any
$1,564,083
u.
profit
Number
%
Issue Notes—
approved
been
15,
to
go
42.
p.
share for each
new
-
v"
$10,000,000,-in the. maximum
the
issued
Bankers
the
to
proceeds
has
Equipment Trust certificates—
California Electric
.
to
through
added
the
'
air- '
trading" at'a date
850."'
p.
be
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
*12 Weeks Ended March 27—
Since
Civil
be
Thrift
sold
so
market,
:
Government.
Octobor
engaged
not
'
S.
flights carrying cargo
overseas
with
to
.
The
inflight
which
will
Alternate
■
Centqry Natural Gas & Oil Corp.—Files With SEC—
A
Exchange
cents
/,
corporation.
Ctfs.
PROCEEDS—The
'f: California Eastern Airways, Inc.—To Be Listed—
Goveri ors
for
issue
susbcription price
Trust, subject to
of
,
of
of Interest
at
$750,UGO series A subordinated deoeniiLes due April'
1, 1963 cas been negotiated by Emch & Co.,
Milwaukee,
Wis., it was announced on June 1*.—V. 178, p. 146.
Board
of New Jersey—Tenders
The company will up to noon (EDT) on June 15, 1955 receive
te-derS,
its oliice,
143 Liberty St., New York 6, N, Y., for the sale to it
non-interest bearing interest certificates,
dated July l, R4J at a
price not exceeding par.—V. 181, p. 2579.
,
of
The
RR.
one
Hanover
written.
•
the
Budget Charge Accounts, Inc., Yonkers, N. Y.—Places
Debentures Privately—Direct placement
by tnis
The
Bank, 70 Broadway, New York 15,
Y., is subscription agent. The ottering is "not under¬
N.
,
the basis of
on
held.
time
proceeds
temporarily a portion of Central
during tne nine mmntns b ginning
expenditures
181,
from
3
>
,
subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
'
i
•.
»
•
i
.
*4'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2692)
forest
,
As
.
'Crossett
Timber
sidiary,
Crossett
DIVIDENDS—In
rclass
1.
May
10
10
A
1,
share was paid on both classes of stock. A dividend of
share was paid on Feb. 1, 1055, and on May 2, 1955.
dend of
10 cents per share has been declared payable Aug.
to stockholders of record July 15, 1955—V. 177, p. 43.
5
>
per
-per
.
„
Crossett
above.—V.
Co.
177,
1955
would
rest
The
through
for
instruments
20
The
for
and con¬
directors
reactor.
The
stock
Industries,
the
at
$20
&
which
May
offering.
the
handled
25
1,
to
May
of
approval
1,
preferred
at
a
fcr one
share of
return
share
stock
stock
will
would
be
50
at
cents.
to
carries
payable
be
in
ten
votes
fiscal
any
per
year
this
class
B
stock
common
will
changed
How¬
this
class
convertible
be
dend
record
June
15,
financial
that
assets
and
share
per
show
total
an
1955.
class
and
A
record
five
than
times
last
years
than
more
stockholders
and
ten
a
stock,
payable
stock
common
in
held
lieu
H.
G.
record
Riter,
in
dividend
3rd,
increased
second
3'/a
shares
20
will
of
class
paid
be
and
A
a
Reduction
25%
for
one
on
class
$23
B
increase
May,
over
system
1954.
another
for
of
facilities
test
the
months
four
3V2
of
Orders have been booked for a
petroleum refinery, as well
"With
engine
this
manufacturer.
rapid
in
rise
181,
inventories, and the firm's
it is expected that the recapitaliza¬
the
for
firm
obtain
to
additional
through public stock offerings."—V. 180,
needed,
as
2395.
p.
179,
1831.
p.
This
purchase
of
rate
shares
525,036
share
one
and
Bond
of
announced
8
offering
an
United
of
United
that
The
will
company
providing
has
all
cannot
—V.
do
181,
Gas
mailed
June
on
13
June
on
8.—V.
subject
common
of
at
the
close
of
director
May
on
Three
dent
of
of
Elsin
of
his
Baruch
new
capacity,
railroad
a
of
meeting
Jed L.
the
Co., Inc.
Palmieri will
Mr.
research,
will
equal
equipment
up
it
Presi¬
p.
supervise
all
engineering,
phases of the
manufacturing,
2117.
noon
(EDT)
on
June
20
under
annual
Espanola Telephone
finance
$4,099,565.—V.
181,
p.
Co., Espanola, N. M.
—
will
be
part of
used
for
the cost
east
of
l^os
Alamos,
and
lying
mile radius of the town of Espanola.
generally
within
a
for
954,
life,
transacted
lias
required
title
minimum
Lake Pelto, is
southwest of
as
the
and
no
purpose
of
mortgage.
It
business
capital
to
and
qualify
locatel near its Bay
Orleans, La.
miles
60
2439530
for
the
Export-Import
Bank has
this corporation to assist in fi¬
to
winches,
cranes,
Gar Wood
shovels,
power
9 announced
notes
its
has
the
that
been
revolving
maturity
extended
credit
loan
to
in
date of its
Ju.te
the
1,
1958,
of
amount
improved
the
company's
working
capital position to
$11,340,860 and a ratio of 3.68 to 1.
This compared with a working
capital of $9,740,860 and a ratio of 2.55 to 1 prior to the note ex¬
tension.
The
company
also announced that its V-Loan agreement in the
of $1,000,000 has been extended
to April 30, 1956;
the com¬
is presently borrowing $512,000 under this agreement.
Its long-term debt now amounts to $5,269,420.—V. 181,
p. 2241.
amount
Acceptance
Corp., Allentown, Pa.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
This
corporation
7,
filed
registration
a
1970.
Co.,
on
statement
difficult
181,
2013.
p.
>
capital
debentures
due
June
interest
of
Obtains
Offered
of underwriters, headed by Dean Witter &
June 9 publicly offered 108,400 shares of capital
at $25 per share. This offering was over¬
the
and
closed.
books
abovementioned
selling stockholders,
and
to
Proceeds
be
will
proceeds will
accrue
to
the
incorporated in California on Jan 11,
1934.
Its principal
executive offices and plant are located at 2350
Washington Ave., San Leandro, Calif.
The company is engaged primarily in the manufacture, sale, rental,
and servicing of office machinery;
principally rotary-type calculating
machines and tape listing adding machines. In addition, the company
States
company
certain
was
military
Government.
and
The
defense
items
company's
office
for
agencies
machinery
of
is
the
sold
"Friden."
trademark
1984,
1,
all
AS
OF
MAY
16,
1955
(par
ment,
and the
subject
are
as
to
number
the
and
names
of
addresses
of
the
several
the
of
development
business,
used
redeem
to
if,
for
Shares
Witter
&
Co
46,200
Blyth & Co., Inc
25,400
Irving Lundborg & Co
20,800
8,000
Schwabacher & Co.
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
Hooker & Fay
—V.
both
to
as
representing
money
the
balance
the
of
corporation's
such
business
judgment
expansion
the
conditions
the
management,
presented.
If
intends to use
of
short-term
make
may
Finance
loan, f retail,
and
wholesale
properties of other companies or
of
of
favorable
oppor¬
such expansion does
nofe
the
are
corporation
reduction
General
installment
acquisition
the
the
in
for
proceeds
as
additional
of
through
otherwise
net
balance
borrowings,
advisable.—V.
in
181,
the
of
such
amounts
2530.
p.
Corp.-^Notes Placed Privately—The
has arranged to place privately, through Salo¬
mon Bros. & Hutzler, an issue of
$1,000,000 43,i% capi¬
tal notes due Oct. 1, 1969, it was announced on June 6.
company
—V.
181,
2013.
p.
V, ;v,/
.
General Instrument
The
1955
corporation
to
civilian
profit
year
after
and
total
per
of
12Vic
was
1955
balance
share
declared
were
paid
position,
on
April
16,
compared
as
ended
Feb.
during
1955
the
in
to
28,
year
total
Board,
181, p.
report.—V.
net
the
new
continuing
a
almost
equaling
working
capital amounted to $4,628,962.
being steadily reduced and with the an¬
costs
of
viewed
be
the
$1,615,557,
alone
showed
of
The
expansion
may
of
cash
with
noted,
obligations,
television
color
the report
$1,781,969, after pre-payment of all the
totaling $1,250,002.
As
of
Feb.
current assets were $6,410,931, a ratio of 3.3 to 1 to
long-term
liabilities.
current
sheet,
liabilities
current
company's
man
62 Vic
year.
company's
strong financial
28,
/-
for
the
of
dividend
a
fiscal
down
after Federal tax credits was $412,220
taxes of $926,903 for the fiscal year
Dividends
1954.
sales
from
the fiscal year ended Feb. 28,
previous year's all-time- high of
The drop was attributed to a reduction in volume, both
defense, as well as a severe drop in prices.
Net loss for
and
fiscal
net
/
Corp.—Reports Loss—
reports
$22,795,029,
the
the
UHF
with
television
optimism,
market
in
the
effing,
the
Abraham Blumenkrantz, Chair¬
President, stated in the annual
and Monte Cohen,
412.
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Review of
181, p. 2472.
Quarter
memorandum covering the operations of this corporation, issued
recently by Morgan Stanley & Co., New York. N. Y.. said in part:
At
March 31,
1955 GMAC had outstanding $853,328,000 of bank
loans and other debt due within one year,
$1,306,580,000 cf medium
and
long-term
notes and
debentures, and $275,000,000 of subordinated
of $2,434,908,000.
These
amounts
include the
$250,000,000 of debentures except for the $29,534,000 portion of this issue which was not delivered until April 5,
1955.
GMAC
has
also placed
privately for delivery subsequent to
March 31, 1955, $150,000,000 of long-term notes of which
$50,000,000
are
subordinated, bringing the total of medium and long-term notes
a
sale
public
total
and
amount,
of
debentures
this
and
subordinated indebtedness to $1,761,114,000.
Of
represents obligations in Canada and other
$1,675,000,000 obligations irr the United States.
The privately placed medium and
long-term debt of GMAC in the
United States, including all subordinated
indebtednes, outstanding at
$86,114,000
and
end
of
March,
amounts
to
$975,000,000.
have
been
other
A
term
the
in
sold
to
1955,
life
institutional
substantial
contracted
or
the
United
term
notes
for
delivery
in
later
1955.
This represents a. number of issues whichi
insurance companies, banks, pension funds and
investors.
part
of
GMAC
States
has
investors.
accounts
credit
wide
A
corporations,
among
institutional
and
million.
$550
requirements is met by shortplacing its short-term notes in
money
borrowings from banks and by
open market.
GMAC maintains
approximately
lines
banks,
The
with
with
market
pension
short-term
about
these
exists
570
banks
for
banks
totaling
GMAC
short-
funds,
paper
GMAC at rates equal to or lower than the
commercial paper.—V. 181, p. 2013.
under¬
of capital stock to be purchased by
conditions of the underwriting agree¬
follows:
Dean
six-to-eight-
subordinated
is
rates
colleges and
issued directly
for
other
prime
General Motors Corp.—To Close 20 Plants—
shares
terms and
,
and
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
$1)___
UNDERWRITERS—The
writers
but
indebtedness
by
by
Authorized
each,
other
subordinated debentures due Ju'.y" 1,
1967.
net proceeds will be added to the general working funds
corporation and its subsidiaries and may be used for
the
other
CAPITALIZATION
stock
on
convertible
5%
the
the
■
BUSINESS—The
the
SEC
The remaining
countries
stock is being sold for the account
of
none
company.
under
the
its terms is specifically made on
a
parity with or junior to the debentures. The price to the public
and underwriting commissions are to be supplied by amendment.
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis is named as the principal underwriter.
indebtedness,
stock (par $1)
subscribed
with
A
our
Calculating Machine Co., Inc.—Stock
group
statement
covering $6,000,000 of 5% subordinated debentures due
These debentures will be superior to the 5%% convertible
1955,
June 1.
Ste.
New
sulphur
properties which is entirely
said.
"The mining of the deposit will
problems not previously faced in the coastal
of
2580.
refunding purposes, for construction,
of installing dial equipment.
No.
that
7
hoists,
June
on
repaid
recent
The company ha3 been in business for more than 30 years. It serves
an
area located about 25 miles north of Santa Fe,
N. Mex., and 15
miles
the
marshlands."—V.
equipment trust certificates to
installments and to be secured by new
costing not less than
Patent
equipment.
convertible
has
actions
These
25.
first
and
$3,270,000
Mortgage Loan—This company has issued $200,000 of
5% first mortgage bonds, due in 1975, to The Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, it was announced on June 7.
Proceeds
the
new
Capital
to
is
water,"
involve
United
bids for
receive
the
has
9,
except
it
will install facilities to produce sulphur from a newly
deposit in the Louisiana tidelands, the company
about
manufactures
Equipment Trust Certificates—
to
of
181,
of
dome
held
board
Hamburg,
&
Including
Sell
from
15
viz:
Melvin Cantor, Secretary-Treasurer
and Louis J. Nettune, Vice-President and
management.—V.
company
purchase
in
Bros.
operations,
Erie RR.—To
mature
at
elected,
Investing Corp.;
Investing Corp.
of
company's
The
Corp.
also
were
by
$466,605.
With
PROCEEDS—The
directors
sales and office
the
General Manager of Burnell and Co.,
Vice-President, General Manager and a
Electronics
Standard
Secretary
mine,
"This
25.
other
Standard
In
formerly
it
Nov.
on
since
law. Ray B. Wiser of Berkeley is listed as President.
May
on
Friden
Executive
3Va%
it
that
Th
share.
per
coverages
liabilities
deposit/known
The
Elaine
p. 2355.
Palmier!,
elected
was
corporation
and
$32,502,305.
business
Elsin Electronics Corp.—Elects Four New Directors—
Michael
petition
a
Maturity Date of Convertible Notes Extended—
1501.
salt
announced
—A
Inc.,
bodies,
road-building
$1,600,000
future
common stock at the
stock for each ten shares
record
Registers
—
Freeport Sulphur Co.—To Mine Underwater Deposit—
'
registration
a
shareholders
to
181,
to
truck
and
ticipated
statement becoming
effective.
The
offering period
will
commence
on
June
15,
1955
and terminate on July 1, 1955.
It is contemplated that rights will be
Share,
$2
incorporated
was
or
until
so
p.
exceed
insurance
assets
no
not
it under California
Corp.
Gas
Co., Berkeley, Calif.
1955,
commissions,
of $28 per share
of the right to
price
a
shareholders
its
to
the
filed a registration statement with
the SEC on
covering 1,000,000 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to be offered for public sale at $22 per share. Any underwriting agree¬
ment for this offering will be made on behalf of Freedom Insurance
by Uni-lnsurance Service Corp., but no such underwriting agreement
has as yet been made. Total underwriting and selling expense, including
:
June
company on
set
for
Subscriptions—Of
were
Insurance
This company
been
manufactures
materialize,
company
6,
discovered
This
:
.
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
June
Electric Bond & Share Co.—Rights Offering—
had
Corp.—Stock
Power
Freedom
applied to the Federal Power Commission for
authority to issue up to $3,000,000 in unsecured promissory notes.
The notes would be issued for periods not exceeding 12 months from
the date of original issue or renewal, and would have maturity dates
not later than Dec. 31,
1956, the application states.
El
Paso
said that proceeds would be used
to refund $700,000 of
presently outstanding promissory notes, with the balance to reimburse
the
company
for
previous
construction expenditures and to help
carry out the construction program now in progress or planned through
1956.—V.
June
on
$700,000 line of credit
a
common
has
company
'•"'.'•I't/V
subscribed for, and the remaining
27,190 shares were publicly offered and sold on June
1 by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, the underwriters, at $43.25 per share.
Subscription privileges expired on May 31. See also
V. 181, p. 2241.
El Paso Electric Co.—To Issue Notes—
This
of
''V''" : i'.''■'
205,367 shares
2117.
p.
denied
the sale of Gar Wood products in foreign markets.
15-year
sales
232,557 shares of common stock recently offered to com¬
mon
stockholders of record May 11 at $43 per share,
value of the class B common shares on May 27.
President, said that the above action "represents
cash dividend in two years and the third stock
years."—V.
2356b
p.
■
of
announced
was
nancing
large
turbo-prop
a
stated:
President
Fischer,
Florida
1.
Cash
share, the
per
131.
also
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—Loan Authorized—
It
approved
tunities
payable July
is
based
1955,
9,
Gamma with infringement
hydroxyquinoline.
charged
and
'
June
This dividend
20.
June
shares
market
approximate
.the
each
for
of
May
on
unless such indebtedness
financing,
Previously
fractional
of
on
same
will
to
borrowed
first
engineering and research services,
tion
plan will make it possible
.
stocks
the<
share
St., New
principal
the
For
heralding the expansion of plant facilities,
cents a share on the
10, 1955 to holders
dividend of 32V2
declared
common
B
6.
June
Supreme Court,
42nd
manufacture
June
statements covering the
shipments have increased
net
more
times.
six
than
Kermit
the company had been paying quarterly
dividends at the rate of 30 cents a share.
.,i;
,
The directors also declared a stock dividend .of one share of class B
of
S.
Laboratories
investment
as
Rate, Etc.—
The directors have
•class
U.
General
a semi-annual
cumulative divi¬
additional dividend of 10 cents
the participating preference shares, payable July 1, 1955
declared
directors
the
Data
Common Divi¬
Inc.—Increases
Edison,
paid
On
20.
per
University,
1955, sales of
the company are up 20% over the same period in 1954.
The JanuaryApril sales total this year was $3,170,000.
May sales, just reported,
call price.
the
at
A.)
June
17%c
of
preferred
reopen suit against Gamma Chemical Corp..
York 17, N. Y. for patent infringement. This
action brings to
a close
litigation in process since early 1950 when
Darsyn Laboratories of Hawthorne, N. J., a subsidiary of Metalsafts,
public.
cents
the
(Thomas
-
record
each
1955.
will be
vote
share.
on
of
dividend
16,
stock
formery
East
220
ditchers
one
be
preferred
Aug.
common
on
Gamma Chemical Corp., N. Y. City—Wins Patent Suit
of dividends
will
was
Bell,
State
Darsyn
The
stock
common
it
formerly- head of the Bureau; of Business Research
a- research
economist for the Brookings
head economist dor the .National Resources Plan-'
ning Board and subsequently for the .Interstate Commerce Commis¬
sion, has been elected-a Director of Futures, Inc., a commodity mutual
fund.—V. 1*1, p. 2580;
Ohio
Institute,
is
callable
be
of
entitled
share
for
common
of business
stockholders
common
convertible
may
of
shares
lJ/2
per
stock,
for the call of the
convert their preferred
1955,
30,
paid to preferred stockholders of record June 20.—V.
quarterly.
which
to
15c
preferred stock
Futures, tee.—New Director Elected—
of
stock
preference
dividend
annual
an
the present
stock
1957,
10,
25
(1946-1955)
more
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1955, covering 120,222 shares of its $1 par common stock, to
for public sale through an underwriting group headed by
& Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are
.preferred stock
a
first
given—in
be
participating
common
stock
will
company's
times,
shares
supplied by amendment.
net proceeds, the company will use $528,126 to retire out¬
standing 6% -8% unsecured and subordinated purchase money notes
and
will
next
empicy $497,250 to retire all
of its $6 cumulative
.
¬
pre¬
be
Of
-
for
chlori
and
until at least $2 have been paid on the other common stock.
May
The
offered
Courts
pay
approved,
dividends
show
This
5%
new
new
common
investing
On
Stores, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. — Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
be
30
date,
of
at
the close
to
up
the
on
preferred
of
1,
1955.
would
shares
pany
dend
Economy Auto
June
June
be
stock
common
dividend
A
Approximately 23%
of the present participating preference shares
held by employees of
the company.
The remainder is held by
May
on
200,000
16,
present
would
the
is
per share on
to holders of
company
Aug.
The
common
B
common
the
16 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock which are to be offered at
'$1.50 per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
to pay expenss incident to mining operations.
The
covering
converted,
The
systems,
dividend
a
President.
are
SEC—
Co., St. Louis, Mo.—Files With
Duncan Mining
to
man¬
May
lative.
2471.
p.
no
enable
holdings—after
participating preference stock—one
preferred stock, and one-half of a
The
and
of
plan
After
V. 181,
See
would
also
gradually into the new common stock.
This conversion will be made
only at the discretion of the holders and will be limited to a maximum
of 7,000 shares per year.
If the maximum number of shares is not
converted in any one year, the number not converted becomes cumu¬
due 1980. The First Boston Corp. and Halsey,
Inc. headed the group of underwriters
on
plan
The directors expect to consider the payment
new
the
ever,
Co.
Stuart
share
class
B
$29).
was
into
offering of $60,000,000 3lk % general and refunding mort¬
gage bonds
opportunity to obtain
stock
and
new
$1
par
the
its- present
declared
2
outstanding
Doolin,
redemption date was set at Sept.
preferred stock.
Preferred" stockholders
Pierce,
recapitali¬
a
in
E.
The
stock.
for
5%
stock.
holders
share.
If
the public
June 2 that the books have been closed on
7
per
the
on
Fla.—Files—
Co.—Books Closed—It was announced
Edison
Detroit
on
Lynch,
and,
on
the
basis
of present
book
value,
is
callable
share (the bid price on the over-the-counter market on
per
The
capital.
working
C.
month
Stock Recapitalization—
The
power.
stockholders
held
cumulative
common
$10
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered at
$1.25 per share through Anderson Cook Co., Inc., Palm Beach, Fla.
The net proceeds are to be used to acquire Grapette Bottling Co. and
lor
plan, the
non-voting
May 23
on
next
manufactures complete process instrumentation,
presently
new
new
per
company
voting
scheduled
the
of
share
below.—V. 181, p. 1875.
Inc.
the
June
on
call
to
by
Spurgeon
stockholders
preferred
give
common
new
now
Under
Offer—
Deep Rock Water Co., West Palm Beach,
The
with
the
company
meeting
June
Oil
be used 4
'
of
Merrill
by
non-voting
gradually, exchange
to
.
Kerr-McGee
► \
middle
the
equipment, data reduction and automation
cision bore glass tubing. >
.The plan will be submitted to the stockholders
degree
Deep Rock Oil Corp.—Makes Exchange
See
about
nating
of safety in atomic piles^ and
also control the action of neutrons in atomic reactors.—V. 181, p. 2579.
the
measure
would
to submit to stockholders
voted
7
would
5%
par,
1957—for
with the UNESCO "Atoms for
Geneva, Switzerland, this summer.
-r
Daystrom will also build several instruments for Leeds & Northrup
Corp. for their part of the Geneva display and for the Penn State
reactor for Penn State College at State College, Pennsylvania.
In addi¬
tion, an order has been received from Battelle Memorial Institute,
Columbus, Ohio, for instrumentation for use in their own research
instruments
issued
be
June
on
which
plan
agement
corporation for use
Reactor to be built
Peace''' meeting at
conjunction
The
to issue $6,000,000
debt approximately $5,000,000;
underwriters headed
180, p. 2395.
of
group
$1-0
new
measuring
in
use
atomic energy has been received by this
by the Atomic Energy Commission in the Genega
in
proposal
a
Fischer & Porter Co.—Plans
♦
Inc.—Receives Order from AEC—
order
on
,
trolling
directors
elected
of
common
initial
An
would
Beane.—V.
&
8
general corporate purposes.
for
go
a
Fenner
July
vote
present long-term
debentures
zation
Daystrom,
the
refinance
to
cents
cents
divi- ;
43.
p.
and
announced
share
subordinated debentures. The net proceeds
of convertible
1,
will
stockholders
The
Co.—Successor Offers Stock—
Crossett Lumber
'-.See
a
Corp.—Plans to Sell Debentures—
Ferro
.
both
on
1,
Feb.
1954 an extra dividend of
23,
On Nov.
share
of 10 cents per
paid quarterly on
were
filed
26
stock
were
was
shares
B
and Nov.
2,
Aug.
Nov. 30, 1953, the former
May
on
Inc.,
Co..
Co.,
dividends
1954,
class
and
A
the
of
company
The
letter of notification
with the SEC
covering 20,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
per
share;, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
pay expenses incident to mining operations.
and its wholly-owned sub¬
merged into Crossett Lumber
changed to The Crossett Co.
Development
&
Chemical
latter's name
the
Co., and
The
,
result of a merger effective as of
a
management
scientific
toward
crop.
a
as
company
movement
Southern
the
in
The
Louisiana.
.Northeastern
Frito Co.—Calls Convertible Preferred Stock—
Falcon Uranium Co., Sheridan, Wyo.—Files With SEC
addition, the company owns
and adjacent timberlands in
has been one of the pioneers
Arkansas
southeastern
in
In
construction.
under
currently
mill
.timberlands
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
.
&
Co._
.
5,000
3,000
It
to
announced
was
close
nation
down
as
a
20
UAW-CIO strikes
More
than
on
of
result
its
of
June
9
that
this
and
Chevrolet
parts shortages
corporation
Fisher
created
Body
by
a
will
plants
series
be
forced
across
the
of sporadic
during the past week.
59,260
hourly
rate
employees will
be
affected
by
these
shutdowns.
"This
strikes
a
action
in
serious
passenger
a
was
number
situation
cars
and
necessary,"
of
spokesman
said, "Uecause
key Chevrolet and Fisher plants have created
a
of
unbalance
trucks.
company
on
final
assembly
operations
on
Volume 181
Number 5437
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
'
s
5
(2693)
Retail Deliveries Increased in
May—
Retail
States
deliveries
of
General
Motors
May established an all-time
corporation's history, Harlow H. Curtice,
tne
June
—Chevrolet,
new
announced
Pontiac,
sales
car
record
Oldsmobile,
records
for
May
year.
General
the
GM
retail
sales
Buick
and
and
for
for
The
Motors
dealers
delivered
total GM
figure for May of
previous
peak
sponding
GM
Motors
totaled
in
used
1954.
new
new
1,597,653
period
Domestic
it
on
the
final
Cadillac—posted
tne
lirst
five
$8,000,000
2472.
of
tronics
the
120,278
new
in
cars
new
This
sales
car
were
for
134.2%
of
It
141.4%
1950.
was
were
in
of
of
each
of
the
through
retail
the
amounted
first
of
the
five
high
months
the
for
to
seller
an
days.
five
period
same
He
of
to
May
3,069
of
Motors,
1954.
1932,
for
p.
180,
"During
units
to
making
in
the
worlds—V.
Equipment
This
the
last
three
than
cars
181,
we
The
This
increase
includes
Jan.
Corp.
Public
—
Offer
The
rates
the
established
Commission's
181,
in
1,
quickly sold.
were
will
Federal
Other
Co.
—
expenses
____
income
the
company a 6.1%
"fair value" of
of
of
Ohio
$759,508
1957,
See
rate
of
the
income
will
the
&
income
1,349,941
3%
324,000
277,000
179,959
162,250
3'/4%
$403,790
$355,927
85,633
307,598
261,741
♦The
and
$1,264,340
$5,692,279
$5,074,718
922,720
3,811,202
3,586,169
95,000
699,000
468,000
to
86,208
365,526
350,327
$189,237
$160,412
$816,551
104,024
576,755
451,880
of
100,000
a
announced
$54,000,000,
of
which
$45,000,000
will
2
atomic
12
this
years;
by
power
with
based
assumption
within
can,
burning
nuclear
produces
the
on
fission
plants
the
uranium,
as
takes
is
atomic
present
plant
power
such
coal,
reactor,
great
that
gas
using
be
.quantities
of
In
toward
addition,
the
of
cost
Southern
the
Michigan
Services,
Inc.,
fuel
Co.—Note
Placed
$250,000 instalment note.—V. 180,
1955
be
oil.
over
from
railway.
railway—_•—
$353,756
income.—
the
in
181,
181,
The
interest
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$2,000,000
1979
writing terms
1,
1955-62
$960,000
($25
amount
date
of
will
(to
The
that
be
all
1,500,000
of
debt
the
which
be
may
Connecticut
June
in
General
7,
Connecticut
its
will
to
1927.
The
consists
1954
the
William
business
the
of
company
D.
done
serving
pur¬
local
been
recently merged
opertaion
Gulf
among
of
Coast
to
the
area,
the
on
shares
15
used
of
growth
share
authority
to
issue
$2,922,804.89
in
promissory
June
to
7,
the
which
of
the
destination
plans
11
under
Co.
the
at
than
more
Issued
and
issue
to
the
notes
months
from
agreements
the
lenders'
Chase
prime
in
June
the
which
rate
in
date
Gulf
Manhattan
of
of
a
The
has
They
the
at
with
issue.
States
Bank.
effect
1955
notes
with
would
time
ma¬
be
of
the
used
The
carry
proposes
on
its
to
use
proceeds
construction
for
general
corporate
has
company
Commission
requesting
line
and
Baudeau
of
the
well
as
26
super-;
the
as
firm's
181,
the
basis
of
$100
held
principal
the
on
to
proceeds
were
working
increased
record
capital
volume
be
may
incurred
automobile
and
so
tempo¬
used
principally
in
rental
due
to
the
use
the
rental
the
of
of
business
in
development
air
and
of
rail
automobiles
new
trans-
for
their
other
electric
facilities
is
proposing
DeQuincy
transmission
at
original
subject to
and
to
Central
a
Federal
Power
28-mile
trans¬
Louisiana
line,
the
its
both
facilities
Central
cost
certain
sell
electric
in
include
would
transmission
Louisiana.
a
In
substation
purchase
the
Electric
which, according to the application,
adjustments.—V. 181, p. 1562.
facilities
addition
and
to
The
be
7
on
Dalton
of
notification
(par $20)
by
expire
of
with
of
The
24.
the
Baton
record
net
by
Rouge,
Arnold
the
first
seaboard.
and
of
Hooker
site
is
expected
on
SEC
and
are
p.
is
it
to
estimated
to
proceed
Canadian Plant—
wholly-owned subsidiary,
promptly
to
build
at
North
soda
Lindley Murray,
President of Hooker Chemicals
that preparation of the plant
production of chemicals
start
basis
will
is
be
Co.,
said
promptly and
planned to begin in
very
in
the
plant
early
neighborhood
of
on
1957.
the
Cost
of
$11,000,000.—V.
the
181,
2014.
$393,694,
of
Sec
p.
4128.
Corp.
of
America
below.—V.
134,
about
on
3830
be
carried
preferred
and
entitled
are
to
.
com¬
before June 30 for 663,469 addi¬
or
from
to
the
and
by June
30,
to offer for
additional series
the
of
$30,000,000,
of
repayment
the
and
company
1955.
sale
through
first
of
the
if
additions
then
any,
and
competitive
bidding
mortgage
proceeds
advances
balance,
extensions,
apply-the net proceeds toward
company,
which on April
which
it
is
estimated
will
to
American
$74,800,000
$97,000,000
an
amount
to
intends
company
intends
1955,
CAPITALIZATION
bonds in the
which
would
be
of
outstanding
from
the
to general corporate pur¬
improvements to telephone
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
f
Authorized
First
2%%
mortgage
due
Jan.
June
bonds,
1978
mortgage
1,
due
$50,000,000
bonds,
series
March
of
the
\*'7
which
is
About
181,
had
State
and
notice
to
the
City
either
by
without
the
to
gross
on
service
in
franchise
a
City
make
and
to-
reduced
at
or
the
or
payments
revenues
charge
the
located
are
under
required
based
1954)
Indiana.
in
123,715
company's telephones
months'
furnishing
State
of
of
telephones
Illinois
of
of
the
in
the
the company operates
for
facilities
the
of
service,
in
3,008,986
State
4,644,285 shs.
business
the
•
Counties
the company is
$6,330,000
certain
rates.—V.
six
on
which
under
(approximately
furnish
55%
Chicago where
terminable
and
the
in
in
telephone
Porter
company
were
6,000,000 shs.
engaged
mainly
and
the
31,-1955,
Indiana.
company
is
company
2,885,271
City of
25,000,000
C,
(par $100)——
Lake
which
60,000,000
25,000,000
3Va%
1, 1984
capital stock
in
$50,000,000
60,000,000
April
and
Outstanding
A,
—
services,
in
series
1981—3% bonds, series B, due
15,
First mortgage
2473.
p.
International
Breweries,
Inc.—Stock
Sold—The
re¬
cent
public offering of 500,000 shares of common stock
at $9.50 per share through Shields & Co. and associates
substantially oversubscribed,
was
See details in V.
181,
it
announced
was
on
2581.
p.
New Research and Development Laboratory—
a
This
corporation
as
Westchester
Wenga
announced
The
Farms
part
a
will
The
of the
laboratory,
training
N.
petition
site
to
the
in
the
432-acre
the
Town
Watson,
estate
of
North
President,
Jr.,
North
Castle
of
a
document
Town
Board
researc i
storage
of
and
re-
devel¬
faci ities
and
schools.
property is being acquired
The company has no
this
J.
erection
permit
buildings,
office
for
expansion.
of
purchase
Village,
Thomas
Y.,
7.
corporation
zoning
to
Armonk
in
County,
June
on
contracted
has
known
Castle,
property.—V.
181,
purposes
present
plans
of future growth and
for the development
2015.
p.
International Harvester Co.—Earnings Increased—
Six Months Ended April 30—
1955
1954
$
Sales
—
Cost
of
Selling
income
for
charges
Federal
-
1955
-
expenses———-
(net)
——.—
—.——
-
common
and
♦After
allowing
181,
$
497,882,000
445,023,000 412,536,000
56.312,000
51,224,000
1,065,000
943,00023,265,000
16,230,000
16,949,000
(13,656,354 shares
stock
13,374,564
549,102.000
23,431,000
taxes
income
income
♦Earnings per
in
—
—-
goods sold
and administrative
in
$1.51
1954)—
$105
1311.
V.
p.
requirements of
dividend
for
Collateral
Investors
the
preferred
stock.—
Corp., Long Island, N. Y.—Bonds
Offered—The corporation on June 7 offered
dents of New York State
only to resi¬
7% five-
issue of $1,500,000
an
bonds, series A,
sinking fund debenture
100%
at
of principal amount.
The
Jamaica,
N. Y., and at 42 N. Franklin St., Hempstead, L. I., N. Y.
company
has
offices
at
Hillside
168-15
Ave.,
Ionics, Inc., Cambridge, Mass.—Registers With
This
SEC
corporation
covering
fered
for
to
be
on
150,000
public
Corp.
sal?
The
supplied
management,
p.
will
the
stock
'
by
June
3
shares
through
public
filed
of
a
I.,
L.
its
an
and
V.
are
$1
including
izers
sales
for
'
and
considered "speculative'
,
by t ie
working capital and general corpoiate
the production
purposes,
par
underwriting group headed by Lee
price and underwriting terms
amendment.
to be used for
purposes,
SEC—
statement with the
common stock, to Le of¬
registration
offering
Net proceeds of the sale of the stock,
Sherman, Inc.—Offer for Stock—
Sheraton
This
between
common
plant.
are
138,
<
181, p. 2242.
advances
amounted
to
Higginson
Hotel
issued.
effect.
parity
the
be
Western
to
at
of
to
voting rights of its 4%
will carry 10 votes instead
for
&
chlorine-caustic
Electrochemical
continuous
a
R.
that
a
pro¬
value
Telephone & Telegraph Co., the parent, has informed
intends to subscribe for the 658,939 shares which
of the offering.
including
poses,
year
Co.—New
to
portion
company
applied
about
proceeds
La.,
stock
result¬
$10*
that it
its
American
to be offered at $38.50
stockholders
June
Co.
underwritten
Electrochemical
announced
company-fo
common
of
the
takes
voting
Holders
share.—V.
per
principal
Net
meter
properties
is
letter
a
stock
Chemicals, Ltd., Vancouver, B. C.,
June
plant
to
DeRidder,
DeRidder.
Hooker
Canadian
the
filed
20
revise
to
provide that each share
existing
July,
Other
purposes.
will
this
of
value
par
recent
2014.
subscription
acquire
shares
a
shares
1,125,000
proposes
reclassification
1955
con¬
&
Vancouver
of
$10
new
additional
American
The
the
of
each
on
an
application
with
authorization for the sale
p.
common
rights
authorized
with
International Business Machines Corp.—Plans to Erect
Crane;
Nusloch,
Smith; Scbarff & Jones, Inc.; and Howard, Weil, Labouisse.
Co.;
all of New Orleans, La.—V. 173, p. 566.
Sc
Friedrichs
purposes
of Alexandria, La.
States
equipment
to
corporate
bear
program.
filed
fcr
with
offering
Hooker
States
Co., Inc..
first
1955;
partial
remain outstanding, and represent 1,125.par stock.
New certficates will be issued
the
amount
(D. II.) Holmes, Ltd., New Orleans, La.—Files—
per
for
is offering to its stockholders of record June 3 the
opment
finance
of
a
The company on May
covering 7,228 shares of
May
1,125,000
each
the
Provision
2356.
shares
after
company
State
with Kroger.
company's
stock
additions
for
large measure
travellers, involving
their
used
offering is not underwritten.
Pillott,
public offering price and under¬
by amendment. The offering is to be
stockholders
each
portion
requirements,—V.
in
outstanding
right to subscribe
of
rate,
available -to
In
be
tional shares of capital stock at par $100 per share) on
the basis of one new share for each six shares held. The
branch
amendment).
borrowings
The
will
sale
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
pany
with
the
company's equipment replacement and
expansion
which requires substantial cash disbursements annually.
corporation is a leader in the field of automobile rental and
28,138
Power
Commission
Illinois
Shopping
the
and
be
stock
company's properties.
The company's
for 1955 aggregates $7,554,800.
:
*.?•
and
67,506
Chairman
)
,
registration statement with the SEC
preferred stock, $100 par, to be
The
as
production,
was
Sutherland,
company,
supplied
A
the
two
also
BUSINESS—The
Village
for
will
be
reduce
has
Federal
preferred
to
stockholders.
vote
one
being changed
name
the
the
PROCEEDS—The
extensive
expansion program
includes
supermarkets
in this
area."
Scheduled
for
future are three stores in Houston suburban
by
4%
maintain
to
"Our
be
business.
concept
the
of
votes
5
out
30,
30,000 shs.
1848,
3,
company
food
common
proceeds
funds
The
133,569
requesting
of
960,000
funded
acts
May
on
conversion
to
to
a
its
budget
its
into
Power
common
Chicago, III.—Registers With SEC—
supplied
years
with
of
preferred stock to
150,000 shs,
incorporated
was
31,
direct
debentures
66,111
application
shares
represent
Idaho
the
30,000 shs.
of
special
on
by
Houston
filed
will upon conversion
repayment
par)
1776.
p.
par
000
to
2356.
new
181,
company plans to amend its certificate of organization
that the outstanding certificates representing its $20
vide
represent
debentures
Dec.
near
are
initially
amount
145.904
an
$535,659
7
the
Power
each
1,200,000
the
said:
rate,
70,172
194,668
filed
$282,239
also
company
2357.
p.
10,319
Proposed Sale of Certain Facilities—
the
the
corporation on June 3 filed a registration statement with the
covering
$5,058,300
of
convertible
subordinated
debentures,
due July
1, 1970,
to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Lehman Brothers and Hornblower & Weeks.
poration
has
$134,013
4
•'
total of 2,250,000 shares.
a
common
SEC
borrowing.
.their
properties
gas
company's charter to l'/2
times
the
out¬
surplus of the company, which capital stock
$7,650,047 on Dec. 31, 1954.
retail
12
the
the
31,931
128,792
Trust
Gulf
its
Bank
1,
Co.
p.
Texas
leasing.
167,655
interest
between
to
determinable,
now
such
National
Connecticut
351,616
be
This
replacements
EFFECT
the
by
of
Hertz Corp.,
general
mission
Hartford
The
The
1,248,565
company
to
and
for
revenues
from
from
and
Gas
of
value)
par
The
company
As
Robinson
truck
547,042
turity of not
and
operating
the
done
of
$308,535
1,461,823
company
Gulf
from
borrowed
210,000 shs.
by
announced
was
$384,292
notes.
Irving
coupons
1,500,000
principal
limited
be
$352,484
405,366
Commission
would
without
in
Sutherland
nection
1,432,719
p.
280,233
of
additions
Federal
ing in
and
1,500,000
•
The
of
program
Gulf States Utilities Co.—Plans Sale of Notes—
This
($20
1974
stock
Northshorc
1952
541,994
181,
280,233
Reclassify Common Stock—
reclassify
On
of
rarily
1,484,287
ry.
To
June 3.
1208.
railway..—
Net
70,058
$73,470
shares
of
by
1,
Nov.
aggregated
108,476
—
513,658
.
adjustment income bonds.—V,
on
construction
The
after
largo modern warehouse, bakery and meat processing plant in Houston.
a
railway
oper. income.—
from
—V.
as
par)
in
—V.
1—
Jan.
from
Net
541,608
70,058
June
on
15,000
proceeds
payment
and
1972—
City Gas Light Co.
company's
50,772
128,626
1
—_
financing
payable
$27,
Robinson, lormerly Manager of the Nashville, Tenn.,
Kroger Co., has been elected President of Henke &
it
Mr.
underwrite
1953
$258,232
—
interest
estimated
multiples of $1,000.
practicable after July 1, 1955.
borrowed
as
1,
Feb.
due
($25
is
to
markets
Privately—This
1954
and
on
Center, just off the Port
Freeway; Spring Village Shopping Center, Spring Branch; and
Meyerland Shopping Center, Bellairc. Also planned is a store in the
Beaumont Village Shopping Center,
Beaumont.
Bay <& Western RR.—Earnings—
April—
From
p.
due
completion
company, it was announced on June 7, has arranged to
place privately, through Dovenmuehle, Inc., Chicago, 111.,
Gross
far
convertible
Conn.
The
made
oper.
being
debentures
$1,000
soon
available
Feb.
areas—.the
a proposed bank loan.
The directors of the Georgia Power
payments of $800,000, with certain qualifications,
period as the company's part of the Southern Company sub¬
scription.—V. 181, p. 2356.
&
Net
of
Arthur
of
Gerrard
be
office
redeemable,
IIenke & Pillot, Inc.—New President Elected—
Mr.
the
period,
will
will
the
be
stock
debentures
of
registered
$200,000
GIVING
preferred
construction
this
from
at
1
.
have authorized
ry.
share
per
$100,
as
$700,000
so
due
Hartford
Nelson
radioactive
heat.
This
plant
$539,602
135,730
—
Common
of
re¬
that
or
a
5,294
$64,671
—
communication
the
$2,000,000
period.
Net
interest
and
July
common
1965—
customers.—V.
place of the fuel-burning furnace in a con¬
ventional power plant.
The turbo-generator, operated by high pressure
steam, is the same as in existing steam-electric plants.
Mr.
Branch
said
the
Georgia Power Co.,
as
a
member of
the
Southern Company group has been
participating in research work on
atomic power plants since 1953.
The Southern Company group plans
Net
and
by
a nuclear reactor and $9,000,000 for a turbo-generator.
Branch, Jr., President of the Power company, expressed the
that Jin atomic power plant would be under construction in
producing
competitive
Gross
1955,
1
County,
Harllee
about
11*018
offered for public sale at
$100 per share through Wegener & Daly
Corp. (Boise), who will receive an underwriting commission of $2.25
per share. The underwriter has agreed
to purchase 3,000 shares and
has an option to purchase up to 12,000 additional shares.
not
First
quired for.
of
1,323
Income
company
City of Hartford and the Towns of West Hartford, East Hartford,
Glastonbury, Manchester, Bloomfield and Wethersfield, all in Hartford
kilowatt
June
on
The
poses
Inc.,
cost
is
reforming and distribution of natural and manufactured gas
selling the same for residential, commercial and industrial pur¬
in its franchised territory. The territory served
comprises the
and
5-
will
charges
covering
chase,
$670,222
127,749
The
Board
It
Green
$50,
additions
in
BUSINESS—The
Hartford
the
(A. J.)
for
constltuing
intended
income
$252,938
3,535
The
fully
and
notes,
1,
surplus
proposed plant, subject to approval by the Atomic Energy Com¬
mission, will be constructed in Michigan, by a group of electric utilities,
generating engineering and manufacturing companies.
The plant will
be completed in 1959 provided prompt authorization is obtained
from
$500,000
price
be
moneys
C.
stock
Assembly
The
5-year
offering
Debentures will
into
amount
delivered
standing capital stock
1955—4 Mos.—1954
company.
subscribe
The
1,
Jan.
Conn.
convertible
including
aggregate
993,213
92,010
$528,584
-
Idaho Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
capital
10-year
July
Common
Southwest—Earnings—
-
3,277.827
$63,348
$132,318
outstdg. in hands
public at 5%
♦Exclusive of
company intends to use the net proceeds from the
to pay certain short-term bank loans (incurred
several years to pay the excess of the cost of
B,
serial
due
1775.
source
of
Co.
series
161,000
charges
material
held.
July
on
$25,
will
and,
Non-callable
$118,042
Plans
to
participate
in
the
construction
atomic-powered electric generating plant were
an
be
principal
and
series
314%
Georgia Power Co.—Participates in AEC Project—
opinion
dated
conversion
over
Co.,
3V2%
1,331,599
83,000
taxes—
operating
•Georgia in
be
will
be
last
plant;
$1,435,460
taxes
opeiating
AEC.
stock
in Hartford,
mortgage bonds—
2%% series A, due Feb.
$2,126,776
54,097
1955—Month—1954
$3,530,765
2,996,432
>
;
Adjust.
on
of
debentures
Trust
Trust
1955—3 Mos.—1954
95,380
30—
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$3,525,016
330,235
$128,783
Bds.
programs.—
♦First
$128,475
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
181, p.
energy
intends to use lor the same
purposes such additional proceeds as may
be received upon conversion of
debentures into shares of common stock.
It is presently estimated, that
for
1955 additions and replacements
made to plant in
furtherance of this program will be about $720,000,
net of retirements, '
return
444,703
General Telephone Co. of The
after
will
debentures
of
and
60,043
charges
'
-
$893,583
754,807
income--.
income
♦Income
Int.
re¬
company's
$2,257,690
$883,590'
taxes
&
,
semi-annually
Co.,
$25
expenditures
&
101,000
taxes
Period End. April
Net
atomic
and
cash.
during the
181, p. 545.
Other
and
engineering
.
the
of
authorized
-
Gross
PROCEEDS—The
-Earnings—
$699,842
469,990
taxes
operating
Federal
electronics
in
radar
'
-
common
Trust
expenditures),
1955—Month—1954
revenues
after
missiles,
CAPITALIZATION
Telephone
operating
Net
a
V
.
Authorized
General
Operating
Operating
allow
determination
or
denominations
sale
1877.
p.
Period End. Mar. 31—
over
.V".
specialized
'•
thereon
Debentures
10c.
property.—V.
has
guided
debentures
in
$2
by the Indiana P. S. Commission
by $554,065 on an annual basis.
adjustment in paystation rates from 5c
an
which
999.
surrender
2013.
p.
RR.—April Net Earns. Improves
1955—Month—1954
revenue—!
oper.
Expenses
Non-operating
option of tne company, as a whole or in part on or after July 1,
1957 on at least 30 days'
notice, the initial redemption price being
103% of the principal amount, plus accrued interest.
company has been authorized
increa:e its local telephone rates
Co.
"
'
at the
General Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Rates
Up—
to
Oper.
Co., Berkeley, Calif.—Enters Elec¬
;
debentures
Riverside
during
daily
more
The
payable
24,555
Bank
heat
Motors
underwritten.
The
Precision
and
preferred
year."
Dealer deliveries
Output
for
the
same
period
Buick the third largest manu¬
associates at $100 per share
details in V. 181, p. 2581.
in
181,
1985.—V.
'*
!
!
t
Gross
convertible debentures at par on the basis of $25
principal amount of debentures for each three shares of
last
of
and
made
'
t
1,
Period End. Apr. 30—
from
year
reported
amounted
deliveries
added:
218,403
cars.
automobiles
General
in
of
months
units,
of
period
average
331,699
361,684
and
10-day
amounted
first
totaled
General
cost
June
bids.at
purchase
Hartford Gas Co.—Debentures Offered—The
company
is offering to its stockholder's of record
May 6 the right
to subscribe on or before
July 1 for $1,500,000 3Y4% 10-
of
corre¬
Completed—The 32,824 shares of $4.75 cumulative pre¬
ferred stock (no par
value) recently offered publicly
by The First Boston Corp. and Tucker, Anthony & Co.
this
due
Hudson & Manhattan
„■
receive
Deficit
the
previous
Vice-President
last
sales
entire
May
facturer
and
the
said, for
eight selling
the
our
in
for
Wiles
months
Net
15
the
1955,
sales
car
Buick
Sales
Mr.
sold
—V.
June
Y,,. for
'
.<
v
Field—
V.
137.9%
or
March,
period
4.
cars.
—V.
Debentures—
on
N.
debentures
.
search
354,556
136.2%
for
72,320 cars at retail in May, the third consecutive month
deliveries have exceeded 72,000 units, Ivan L.
Wiles, General
dealer
June
Net
fund
York,
The company on June 2 announced its
entry into the electronic field,
through the acquisition of Bardwell & McAlister, which was established
United
figure
sold
Manager
on
New
on
(EDT)
a.m.
month.
deliveries
car
or
sales
car
figure is
the
the
by GM dealers, which set an all-time record
during April of thir year, rose to a new mark of 452,482
during May. Total used car sales for the year through May
1,987,849 or 112.5% of the best previous corresponding
Buick
to
'
11
St.,
sinking
Hall-Scott
all-time
montns
Broad
15
to
up
Operating income
sold
—1941.
to
1840,
of
will
10
431,262
cars
company
Room
Eveiy GM division
the final 10 days of May or 132.4% of
period of 1954, whicn was the previous high..
General
1955
31
Hackensack Water Co.—Bids
.
in
announced
during
same
For the entire month,
bf
u
United
month
„
States
the
the
any
p.
Curtice also
days of May and for the first five months of 1955.
of
in
cars
high for
President,
7.
Mr.
the
/.«
.
passenger
(Tuning
ether
of a limited number of demineralsales promotional expenses; addi-
0
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(2694).
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of dernineralizers and membranes for product im¬
reduction and enlargement of capacity range; estab¬
facilities
and
personnel to cover
units sold;
domestic
anu
iUiingzv patent filings and parent prottction;
lishment
&
cost
additional
of
a.id office
facilities
prod action
the company's
cf $40,0ti0
for
service
of
Ohio,
for
vania
ij subscribe for
of
mon
special
heid
June
record
of
$37
is
proceeds will
incurred
PROCEEDS—Net
bank
1955
program lor
;v.av need as
expected
is
much
the proceeds from
c:st j>27,753,000
to
dend
So.000,000 iroru ouas.de sources, in
the cur.ent sale, to complete the program.
have
4o
oi
and
in
boiler
feed
other
many
at
cen.s
sh-re
per
been
eaect
in
an
iour.h
the
lotuled ool.53u,992 and net
'T'*;venues
is
f
Jamaica
of
wi.l
company
holder
record
of
for
i..ie.re
sp.it
at
Jamaica
stock in
common
s
Three
business-
of
close
he.d.—V.
181,
on
Net
tales
sale
419,842,393
Net
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf
Sim.?
The
which
has
McGratn,
is
sold
made
was
designer
a
its
known
in
line
joint
a
railway
trom
water
as
S.
of
May
on
Perkin,
per
per
Sales
Net
no n
equipment
chemical
content
permits
order
President
for
Income
Gross
precise
valuable
has
spectroscope
such
of
Net
ry.
V
-
o,.er.
181.
p.
to
January.
also
as
and
•Based
the
124,493
303,316
231,427
38,570
123,420
81,368
1,770.834
2,422,216
Oil
corporation
N"t
712.75^,
1,238,337
1,198,339
271,944
505,123
filed
registration
a
450,000
prefer red sto^k. The 4u0,0u0
'r-f
bLex
a
hich
;-'ifn
674,880
ox
preieirtd
snares
its
of
snaies
$25
442,321
the
SEC
i'.referrcd lor
share
one
of
Rock
Deep
directors
t..an
more
p.
181,
Hieir
f
'■
to $5,000.
services
jj-r-.voteed
under
tne
to
each
and
addition
in
depos.t
at
of
tnem
to
will
be
paid
commissions
a
said payment
to
be
recovered
out
of
5%.
the
of
From
ii
;
back
'he
paid
facilities
sold
from
two
Kerr-McGee
Deep Rock,
1954,
i.i
.tased
'•V
for
marketing
jeact,
<
also
b titut^d
y.>
to
$5,000,000
lessee,
as
heretofore
General
the latter.
cash.
respecting
operated
American
The
in
value
by
Oil
of
the
all
viiich
i.u
$16.872.000,1.—V.
181,
p.
assets
of
nco.ue
net
cf
p:r
Out. 31, '54
Aor. 30, '54
$12,260,084
,661,253
$7,143,235
852,626
4.211
3.929
ry.
u
,
comprny
t$
proceeds
„__h'
*$0 29
'$0.20
$10.04
-$8.63
distribution from security profits
aseis
at
represented
tne
time
300,000
of
shares
class
share
one
be
to
are
May 31
on
of
B
of
used
filed
of
class
A
common
each
to
pay
letter
a
5.677
a
reduction
payment.—V.
/"^fhase
181,
Fied
jyat
C.
of
tne
expenses
qi arteis
ai.a
4.1
192,418
177,885
.163,414
(par
five cents)
at
$1
incident
to
per
10
cents)
be offered
The
390,923
255,127
6^3 199
630 799
Fiesxdent
and
exchange 6'. Koppers common
the Philadelphia company.
an
assets
$1
stock
metallurgical
carry on
of
services
and
the
and
to
the
General
mechanical
laboratories which
outstanding development work
Kuchler-Hvhn
aircraft
Manager
"Kuchler-Huhn's
represents
industry,"
of
Koppers
a
Wa'ter
Metal
F.
expansion
Perkins,
Products
of
Vice
be
for
England
RIt.—Earnings—
1QR4.
Qr.c
$626,909
It
1955.
would
be
the
company
cost
duilv
the
in
was
including
oi
$5,-
over
irirrea ed
pmd
its
ction
was
year.—V.
prior
180,
Co.
(&
./
,
March
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
1955
31—
income-;
selling,
1954
$33,988,000 $34,916,000
general
and
ad-
'
"
V
*
29.317.000
taxes
3,342,000
$2 626,000
2,108.172
:
.
d Canadian
28 948 000
2,448,030
$2,223,000
exp-nses
a.
*2,052,022
income__
on
outstanding.——_2—
share a
$1.05
two-for-one
Jan.
on
21,
stock
split
1955—V.
which
181,
2357.
p.
*$1.28
made
was
of
$489,381,770—highest
income
net
equivalent
stock
1955
7,
out
for
of $7,650,458
the
.
per share
according to
March
n"t
sales
31,
1
t e 1,848,210
audited figure;
Murray, Jr., Ch'i
Fed ral income tax.
31,
was
of
inounced
a
Tlii;
man.
55,
sha-es
on
J.
for
Higher—
history—the
company
ended
year
$3.97
to
tanding,
William
bv
in
fiscal
the
share¬
to
after
was
lr54, n t income
stock on the
common
income
ta:;
provision
of
$481,381,7^0 for th* 1955 Uscal year com ^ared with
sales of $471,6M,885 in the pre 'q
12 month
M
Mu ray r ported.
This represented an increase of 3.8%.—V.
180, p. 1875.
7
McLean
The
132,414
n
*69.493
118,132
333 873
unihs
190,807
secured
"
18,477 '
The
the
2,151,450
2,281,211
249,452
402.088
239.094
.
362,477
286,759
519,577
in-ome
1 8R4 828
to
will
five
Sold
to
b;
which
offered
the
use
181,
by
Burlus
30c
a
for
par
companies
pansion
of
of
the
the
cor¬
and
to
retirement
Co.
of
Alabama, Gadsden,
p
share.
r
T
offering
e
1955.
C.
financing
will
and
be
W.
Da-g t e,
Pres'de
as
for
the
increase
to
used
the
capital
Jr.,
Inc.
Commenting
York
the
secure
p.
on
to
"We
have
&
and
and
of
approximately
93.5%
of
181,
p.
.
2473.
"
Sons,
Inc.
—
Plans
to
out
of
into
contract
a
with
John
2243.
/
Chic
and
gj
o.fering
e
the
due
,
underwriting
an
N
Yortc.
w
and
price
under¬
amendm nt.
Tennes-ee
to
applied
Sou'h
to
Products
Chemical Corp.,
&
redemption of
t ie
of the proceeds
iti
also
listen-'ing notes
o
will be added to MT.itt's
will
ITtilities, Inc.—Earnings Outlook—
President,
indications
June
on
that
ar?
which
the
in
6c
lost
will
the
on
are
8
said
in
2Je
of
part;
for
earnings
includes
Power
1955
expected
will
net
approximate
arising
inuome
&
Light
181,
previous year
"The
units
the
In
shares
in
that
The
from
to
S2.13
interest
for
modest
a
during
level
share
oer
outstanding
were
raves
pursuant
1954
ev-' c "'
tins
and
.
record
-
•-
August of this
total
'■
b^nd
,
end
on
Arkansas
ap^licatian
axid
now
tr 'nit.
in
servh*:
that
of
the
-•
major
in ^Arkansas, and
L
year,
1953
per. share
bv
exceeded
completion-?otf,:three
System." two,
South
under
1954,
year
in
14c
of
1953.
in
the
at
includes
figure
to a rate increase
from electric, gas
revenues
1954,
by nearly. 13%
marked the
Middle
credit
year
This compared with $2.06 earned
1954
year
on
Orleans.
.
Co.
the
this
?"v>vnVH:
shares.
ing
CWr-t'ng
Also,
down
contrasted to 29c per share as recently as
earnings
of
ari
$143,500,000
were
months.
brought
7,600.000
mber
lu
litigation.
■
net
12
as
ov.tstanding
now
income
net
be
share,
per
.
Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
of
Inc.
public
by
with
deber tu
tnrougn
the
smaller
of
6
Reynolds,
/
Co.,
&
prices,
stat ment
subordinated
sale
will be availaule for its gm„ral corporate purposes.
and
share,
per
of
based
Broadway,
J.
puclia
be srpulied
The balance
Dixon,
around
June
registration
a
convertible
for
2582.
p.
facilities
•
on
filed
3
of
proposed rate increase in Arkansas.
Forecasts for
the
current year take
into con ideratFn considerably higher depreciation
charges than we had last year, owing to the completion of some major
Sell, Then
1430
■
Allyn
C.
awarded
to be
construction
above.—V.
New
York
City, to sell our b lildi-g.
The company
long-term lease for the space to be occupied by it."—V.
(&
loan
& Raynolds Co.,
Inc., a subsidiary, ior the re¬
outstanding short-term not^s of t'at com any; and $6,-
amount.
H.
$2.20
ex¬
suxplus
Lowenstein, Chairman of the Board,
Marathon Corp.
is
proceeds, $19,100,000 will be used as follews: $9,030,000
of outstanding short-term notes; $3,600,303 to be
be
Middle
E.
is
"*
reports of the sale of its building at
entered
Co.
Devoe
of
will
"Present
of
a
&
proceeds from the sale of the
which the corpo ation recently
purchase
s
convertion
to
are
net
181,
and
Leon
Weld
between
payment
that
—V.
a
City,
i
oa'ered
A.
by
general funds
.
Lease Building—
New
White,
state¬
consist
to
and
V
the
use
bank
June
on
oe
rate,
"Consolidated
Lowenstein
each
series,
is
t
promo ion.
to
terms
the
in
$3
■
:
$25,050,000
subsidiary,
a
at
1204.
headed
500.000
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.,—Receives Large Order—
(M.)
ith
p.
advanced
Randolph Winst al, S ere aiy ani Treasu~er
share selling commission is to be paid.
T:e
Airlines,
a
w
interest
Of
proceeds for expansion
647.
.
American
of
corporation
group
The
issue
an
p.
public sal:
company
to
p°rt
coveiing
1, U75.
July
writing
Daug tta
Proceeds
off
stock.
common
registration
a
units-,
S3
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Registers With SEC
Privately—David B.
insurance
Accident Insurance
made
of
SEC
slock,
underwriter.-
expects
connection
p?.v
in
the
143,000
preferred
tanding capital stuck of the Waterman Steamship Corporation.
181,
SEC
Corp.—Notes
obligations.—V.
share
principal
of
issue
cumulative
corporation
out
—V.
2,498,59$
2015.
to
proposed
one
the
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Jrhe 8 liFd with
cn
810,518
228,812
railway
p.
of
and
named ,as
$733 895
1—
railway.—
share
one
cne-half
1QS9
Securities
corporation
covering the
$193,135
161.624
91,252
income...
of
.-v.'
$634,355
company
was
organized on April 12,
listed as Board Chairman and F. R.
generating
in. New.
one
iC'K expects
*
Six Months to April 30—
Net
sales
Earnings
befo'e
Provision
for
income
Fed.,
' ; .. .1955 ;
—1_' $61,057,307
6,502.025
and
Can.
4,890,138
3,576,652
inc.
1954
-
taxes
State
to
SS5.489.333
8,865.-47Q
.. .
taxesal
place
in
commercial
mile Point Station
fcr
efficiency
in
operation
New
near
Or.eans.
the production
System.
"
*
135,000-kHewatt unit at its
a
•
Tuis unit will srt
cf electric
power
earnings —»
Preferred
stock
X
Earnings
Earned
—V.
per
181,
p.
share
of
to
common
common
stockaki^
stock
Samual
R.
elected
Mi'.bank,
a
director
%
109,414
System
general
of
partner
Manati
of
Sugar
Struthers. & Co., has
Re is also President and
Wood
Co.
the
;
Director-
ne-v
V.j
bring?
oar-
Nine-
standard
Middle South
-
wWn-d ^fenetat-
cjntlnuing to anticipate
the Middle South.
further'growth
in
the demand
for
:.'f
"Looking further ahead, New O leans Pub'ic. Service- Inc! iras'p4a»ned
for comp etion in 1957 a 102,000.-k'lowat1 ufht at Its new pFnt site in
—d"
a
is
in
power
$2,815,9 59
so.73
2474.
Manati. Su?ar Co.—Banker Elected
been
t
ri:", "$3,05T 510-
a
the
ing capability to 2,165.009 kilowatt;. This^ compar«d"Wilh oot expected
1 55 peak loan of
some
1,800,000 kilowatts, and' illustrates that the
* $4,065,332- ,$2,525,373
'-'-Tli. -a. :" ~JQ7,816
dividends
applicable
on
.
,"The completion of" the Louisiana unit will
Net
Division,
outstanding research ar.d development work in the
high-speed, high-temperature sealing of gases and
liquids
wrought them to a leading position
among suppliers for the jet
les
s
The
will
of Kuchler-Huhn.
major
it
substantially
average
barrels
t' e corresponding 12 mo it s ended M irch
$7.C73,634, equivalent to $3.83 per share of
1,845,705 s'-ar^s then outstanding.
The Fede.al
in that period was $7,816,558.
2473.
New
&
&
par,
to
realtor
of
15,
activities,
a
was
This company 'iPd a registration stit-ment with the SEC on
June 2,
1955, covering 750,000 shares of class "B" (non-voting) common stock,
-
the
that
at
In
*183,615
corporation
stated,
Engine Seal Firm—
sold,
record
provision
Ala.—Registers With SEC—
net
mining operations.
of
payment
and
to
ui.it.
the
cents
15
stock.
June
payments.
offshore
had
company
that
4,099
of
common
record
permitting,
stated
r.
End^d
per
olic'ated
June
SEC
industry
complete
to
.Koppers
^xs
194.187
*194,739
current
See
acquired company will be
operated
as :a
Koppers Metal Products Division which has its headBaltimore, Md.
This
Division
has
long
been
known
leading suppliers of piston rings for the aircraft
Acquisition
•
*67,433
*54,467
*207,901
oper.
181,
Life
With
of
at
nas
through
that
sa.o
0
used
stock
conditions
its
of
oi
equipment
and
miscellaneous
reflecting
common
41,172
the company.
the
the
shares
dividend
with
dividend
initial
an
of
heavy
that
shares
$7,330,363,
$2,COO,000 4%% 12-year notes.
of
per
a
property
Foy
department
<J,'e
(par
stock
with
d
of
After
19^2
$428,712
*141 242
poration has sold
this
Pa.,
consummated
all
Mr.
'
by
noti'ication
$0.33
President,
new
Electric
goods
holders
shafts in jet engines,
g
.lemprature
nr
1953
$428,564
Lichtenstein, President, in May announced that the
647.
p.
$1.23
income
Cn
461,262
Xiberty Loan
real¬
in
company,
of the Kuchler-Huhn Co., Inc., of
leading manufacturer of mechanical seals for
gas turbines and other high-speed, highequipment, was announced on June 1.
Foy, President, said that the
purchase of Kuchler-Huhn
us-celphia,
.
of
common
stock
class
Aoppers Co., Inc.—Buys Jet
•i.i
*
con
*485,215
p.
business
:h,
h
,
a
income
This
3,82 4
$3.19
$13.92
share—_____________
dtO.COO shares of
.a
Net
—
181,
1,786,197
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—Sales and Profits
30,059
railway
railway
irom
782,520
:
Kim
Manganese Co., Buer.a Vista, Va.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
covering
>:
1954
$124,630
of
Months
of
Net
o.
*367,340
Jen.
Net
—V.
9 493
$0 50
shareholders
inccme-earning
The
p.
*319,125
from
The
Anr. 30, '54
Apr. 30, '55
Adjusted to reflect the 60c
C lare
wnn a
completed.— vC'1 ib,
was
t
$1,952,453
Stockholders
to
quarterly
reserves,
'
Number
by Robert W.
dealers discount
income...
oper.
Net
of
$24.73
___
S-3—
ized during fi cal 1954 and which
,
Gross
*•;'
$9.49
880,523
Fund
ets_„.___„_„
Vahre per ehare__—
t
31
$241,940
1
From
which hit
9 191
$25.67
outstanding
income
it
May
t '
1353
1,673,823
out.tauding
1955
expansion
compared
mini'trativc
Co.—Secondary Offer¬
shares of ccmmon
share,
per
from
ry.
$25.39
_____
Stock
as
.vumber
$24.25
Anri'
Cross
'
Oct. 31, '54
$0.59
share
Common
Shares
$3.92
—„
share—d—
per
p.r
'..tai
Apr. 30, '55
shareholders—8,749
"
.'alue
1
Lehigh
Company of--Texas and
foregoing was fixed,
''
oil
sales
ment
Net
1—$20,8'4,697 $21,531,786 $21,708 849
813,880
851,125
877,716
iyhares outstanding
Number
$2,799,381
$0.98
5,000
on
1954
,
was
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—Assets
Higher—
'Medium Grade Bond Fund B-2—
net
$2,9,6,4.8
first mtge. 3%% sinking fund bonds; series B, due
Aug. 1,
1974, are xiow available in exchange for temporary Fon s at The Cli^ -e
Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V.
180, p. 2033.
a::d
•
VOt.J
4.,*..
30,
year,
$2,454 0:5
declared
8
30,
that,
aoded
he
barrels
Cost
Lakefront Dock & RR. Terminal Co.—Definitive Bonds
the
1878.
April
Msl
periods
shares.
make
to
construction
Three
233.00 J
companies,
is
$0.23
ended
months
Definitive
refineVy
Rock,
Power
made
was
r
oper.
from
pipeline,
at
*Deficit.—V.
at not less than $16,872,030,
and-it was in
t*erefor that Kerr-McGee issued and delivered to
Deep
674.880 shares of preferred stock
(the aggregate par vake
said
three
correspoxiding
1955
$3-,029,3.1
•
230,0.C
the
,.78
ilway....
railway
from
ry.
N"t
Kerr-McGee
Deep
the
for
for
$23,677,304 $25,638,322 $21,567,291
5,426,374
4,127,858
3,733,650
McDermott,
Federal, State
offering of
income
Jan.
from
Net
.on: .'deration
Roc
1,71
J
e'Htinmert.
Rock
District
$20)
oper.
proceeds
gross
,'op.Ucable to the interests therein transferred
by Deep Rock);
nDixn minor property including soutr office furniture and
eep
$4.44
$0.42
1,708,744
important
352.
p.
$4,743,259
•
,633
in
developed
•
railway....
railway
Nat
earned.
<
j
8
3,039,860 shaiesi_;
(on
1955
ry.
Gross
;prying to the prospectus. Deep Rock sold to Kerr-McGee a!l crude
Us rexinery
and pipe.ine system and ancillary storage tanks;
ifs refined and semi-re lined
producthy property and property rights,
riccounts and notes
receivable, and matcrii Is, supplies and equipment
.rj .idexit to its
refining, pipeline and marketing operations; its trade
ir.aiks and trade names;
substantially all. its----undeveloped- leases in the
tTphed States i subject, to a ft served production payment to Deep Rock
,<■-1
>3 000.000 plus an amount
equal to interest at the rate of 5% per
..
2,
—
stock
common
from
Ntt
A
year
666,291
dividcndsi
pfd.
rnd
2,000,000
slated
Thomas
Cuo/jOU.
Superior & Ishpeming RR.—Earnings—
from
Tney have
100,000 shares of Deep Rock common
least
share
for
April—
offer,
excnai.ge
1954
$54,307,361
969,142
$6.46
those
June
on
June
on
intention
R.
Dr60,8.5
$3,206,4.8
requirement—.
1878.
Superior
Net
of §15,003
fee
available
(par
Gros3
150,000
1
'■
-
directors
their
$4,803,114
income
gross
r_—
dividend
secondary
Lake
-
oi
(••menses up
for
from
of 75 cents per share,
Deep Rock can be accepted Tor exchange, as tne offering
,,ih mited to 450,000 shares oi Kerr-McGee preferred.
Gregory & Sons
i id
Sutro Bros. & Co. have agreed to ^ol.cit tenders und.r tne ex'•/iftrrg olfer and will be paid commissions of 20 cents per share on
;> 1
"vChanges; and they will be reimbursed by Deep Rock .for their
;
1955
$1.86
the
on
paid
engaged
31,3.0,545
$o,2 ao,0.3
stock
Baird & Co.
prior convertible
Kerr-McGee are part
No
common.
lol,
Earnings Higher—
—.
McGraw
per
the
ii^rr-McGee
ahd
Na.ional.—
Jamaica
share-
be
1954
$5,350,222
a
deductions
income
stock
on
Rock Oil corporation
1955, in a transaction
Deep
Aprii 27,
on
with
1J55;
17,
$41,320,440
(after
1955
than
2.CCO.OOO
share
$36,103,162
Dr 35,139
etc.,
ing—A
Holders oi Deep Rock common stock ($1 pari
are
privilege of exclianbing tneir Deep Rock common lor
preferred on the basis ox three snares oi Kerr-McGee
if.ered
"•5 hhres
1955
income
Earnings
Kerr-McGee.
he
income
—V.
par
of
scares
by
owueu
acquired by Deep Rock
Wire
statement
for
made
b:
McDermott & Co., Inc.—Earnings Rise—
on
The
$3. ,o97,733
income
Net
Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC
covering
1955,
9,
re
,,
*>-,•■"
income
Lake
Kerr-McGee
'"his
Apiil 30—
revenues
Preferred
2,409,728
634.473
York,
stock
to
$3,718,130
will
Net
1,587,080
out-?
Declares Initial Dividend of 15 Cents per Share—
ioj,
§569,896
223,075
is
on
stock.
New
o.
Midlanl
J„ne
on
SEC
and
2294.
per
process
instance,
paper, flour, or tobacco.
It
control of magnetic iieids,—V.
substances
measurement
for
the
Gross
$614,891
i .come
2357.
Bank
share
share
higher
p.
*Eurned
applications
determ.ne,
to
34,2 t7,u71
Interest,
50,147
railway,,.*.,..
railway
the
common
Lssueu
o.fer
30—
profit
The
Year Ended
1952
143,781
from
from
>'ef
Co.—Net
April
preferred
taxes
Net
4,841
$381,873
iucome—
&
Ended
com.
(J. Ray)
Laclede Gas Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
to carry
1953
1061.
holders of n„t less t.ian
t.ie
by
of
Fiscal Years End. Mar. 31—
1—
Jail.
reco:d
of
stock
Gross operating income-—
Frofit before income
taxes
1773.
to
company
§395,798
tanwa^-a—
ry,; oper.
Ernm
176, p.
'
31
of
-'h-
'
■
a
Operating
1954
tiie
1
Tne
;
Earnings
"
nuclear
of
announcement
Richard
and
manufacturer
and
"NUMAR"
President,
"NUMAR"
control
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
April—,
American
of
with
par
t.ie
Marine
o^
stock.
stocs
$5
all
Nation
shares
1.6
N itional
income
4-'"v
Perkin-E.mer.
Other
f'
Jamaica
of
its
for
——
180,
2582.
p.
of
Field
Months
$
84,747,513 422,447,167
to each common stock¬
May 25 one audLionul
stock by issuing
of
exchange
National
shares)
Marshall
s
.
equipment,
Operating
its
tne
share
eacn
value
par
no
this
authorized
has
rate
statement
shares
in
The
tne
of
(80,0u0
—V.
.
stock split.
two-tor-one
a
The
of
shares
975,000
sue
rut
Commission
of
at
were
Kansas Gas & Electric Co.—Stock Split Authorzied—
Power
stock
Y.,
per
Federal
director
a,
2474.
p.
1955
p.
rhe
and
subject to the acceptance thereof
80%
1955—20 Wks.—1954
160,500
offered
shave
holders
it
181,
9he sale gives Nuclear Magnetics complete
rights to LFE's manu¬
facturing drawings, research
and
development data, and inventory
appl.cabie to the "NUMAR" line.
ended April 30,
1955 operating
income $71033,002.—V. 181, p. 2473.
months
J2
be
capital
elec¬
by
Were-
the
to
N.
to
.
speeds.—V.
•' -
and
temperatures
Fund
registration
a
co/ering
is
one
magnetic
resonance
equipment to Nuclear Magnetics Corp., Bcston, Mass., a
ne*ly-formed subsidiary of The Perkin-Elnier Corp., Norwalk, Conn.,
it was annjunced on May 31.
-
EARNINGS—For
high
1955—4 Wks.—1954
2357.
p.
corporation,
The
in idisscuh who is-anvaS xnciJaing Kansas C.ty, Mo.
area- in' northern
Iowa including Mason City.
To a leaser
furnishes natural gav s«,eam and water heat and sells
it
181,
tronic
York
area
an
of
types
increasingly
88,804,486
This
the New
s.nee
pumps,
19j5,
standing
each
filed
corporation
2,
stock
Jamaica,
and manufacture
done considerable work on
atomic reactor circulating equip¬
centrifugal
equipment
which
is
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc.—Sells "Numar" Rights
paid quarterly since the- first
19o0. Th<'.current quarterly -divi¬
.nas
This
June
has
company
Street
Marine Midland Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Earnings
BUSINESS—The company is pr:ncipally_engagJd in supplying electric
-t-sryieb- to
cegree
for
seals
the
Pine
'
under the laws of Pennsy-
was incorporated
In addition to the development
the
of
,
1953.
of
o"ar.er
Inc.,
1937.
engines,
jet
and
—V.
been
distribution of the stock in
rate
director
a
Casualty Co. of Reading. Pa., and Slick Airways, Inc.^—V.
The
$
company
addition to
company's common stock is listed on
Stock Exchanges.
Midwest
Pratt
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
-
the
and
as
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
J-57
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Up—
u ed
for
LISTING—The
end
Co.,
May ox
Period End. May 21—
by the company to reduce
co.v.trkct.on.
Tne construction
be
leans
the
Force.
Air
Sales
fbort-te.m
public,
S.
2119.
p.
chares.
.
U.
for
operating
share and
per
in
seals
ment
9, 1955. The subscription
the subscription period ex¬
pires at 3:30 p.m. (EDT) on June 27, 1955. An under¬
writing grouo headed jointly by The First Boston Corp.
and Biyth & Co., Inc., will purchase any unsubscribed
chares
the
Kuchler-Huhn
is offering holders of its common stock rights
24d,000 additional (no par value) com¬
shares on the basis of one new share for each 10
company
r;rice
for
seals
the
speed,
Offered—This
Power Sc Light Co.—Stock
manufacture
now
currently are working on development of seals
jet engines now in the advanced development
\
V,' '-f/
highest-output
Koppers Metal Products Division has been awarded and already 4s
working under a material-development and design contract for high¬
high-temperature seals for turbo-jet application.
This contract
was given the Division
by the Wright Air Development Center, Dayton,
facilities to other quarters, it required;
bank indebtedness—V. 173, p. 2306.
Kansas City
the
stage.
required: moving
and disc.iarbe
as
space
industry.
They
Whitney engine and
engine
development
provement.
.
.
tion
Michoud
of
a
.Thereafter,
tion
of
at
section
large
our
least
"
."In
1954
the
unit
of
one
New
in
expected
the
Orleans.
large
We
also
contemplate
the
addf--
northern" part,'of
load
unit
the Svsteni in 1958.
Indicates the need for installa¬
^nn^aMy. for-some-time. 5" .• * -
growth
System companies spent $60,800,000 for
new
construe-
Volume 181
tion.
This
siderably
be
in
from
tinuing
the
last
year
Power
later
addition,
&
this
is
mak.ng
from
Light
Louisiana
derived
use
current
expected
subject,
operations
by
New
this
of
of
during
Collins,
con¬
expected
to
expenditures
opera .ions
con¬
the
That
market
to
plans
loan
The
for
will
outside
by
or
by
undertaken
completed
two very
In
&
the*$7
exchange
resold.
the
and
The
and
$6
preferred
be
repaid
Gross
is
Net
ry.
41/4%
remainder
Arkansas
fir J;
taken
was
also
company
mortgage bonds
Gross
by
up
the
to. the Arkansas
from
through
in
the
Generating
bank
pany
underwriters
—V.
and
in
1958
order
make
to
may
sell common
necessary
and
woinpame.,
We
arrangement
not be necessary to
The
;
Valley
Net
consideration
give
parent
a
1953
The
21,504
39,811
12,925
38,611
3,855
714,445
674,139
759,160
653.673
245,114
205,666
213,792
71,385
income—
65,806
43,264
97,454
*27,231
'Deficit.—V.
181,
'Minerals
Corp.
America—Stock
of
announced
was
share
per
or
undertake
necessary
its
business
called
has
been
having been sold.
June
on
completed,
all
See details in V.
said
of
181,
Three
they
of
had
them
Minnesota's
the
on
basis
offer
the
irom
the
entered
-into
firms
"to
The
and
evaluate
the-state
further
announced
nuclear
developments
1v -
industries." *
and its-
companies,
all
of
shares
have
Nuclear
The
June
on
;et
up
organization
an
to
181,
be
St.
of
interest
to
-
UlC
• Lu
Net
from
Net
ry.
from
the
U.
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
215,017
223.659
93,739
6,931,828
than
1,389.178
1,410,707
608,390
574,704
some
time
486,723
1953
$516,169
period
a
plan.
Under
would
Inc.
of
not
the plan,
retain
their
than
more
trie
six
oi
181,092
240.688
171,455
79,327
115,568
69,388
235,497
.
arrived
at
that
by
portion
their
oi
within
the
ior
which
the
the
1,658,136
1,949,990
sion
479.988
704,319
238,057
353,654
RR.—To
board
U.
of
293,818
Trustees'
The
expert.
Commission
in
50-ton
the
purchases
bcxcars,
will
equipped
be:
with
S.
and
the
pay
of
stock
common
150
50-ton
double-door
loadeis:
provide
to
claims.—V.
below.—V.
Corp.
and
181,
for
179,
extension
an
Co.—Stock
1161.
p.
A
/,
claims;
or
interests
and
exploration
overrid-ng, royalty
,
in
uranium,
semi-proven,-
proven,
of
properties acquired:
and
CAPITALIZATION
other
or
"Wild-cat";
other
for
GIVING
for
and
mining properties, either
the exploration of Such
corporate
necessary
EFFECT
TO
expenses.
181,
(par one cent)—
:.
t.ie
$75,000,000
Division's
Operating
BUSINESS—Company was organized in Nevada on
is qualified to do business in tne State of Utah.
Jan.
1955,
28.
The
National-U.
"
for
Corp.
:
separately for
year,
to
up
reflect
1955
Grand
in
within
County,
the
the
(2>
Sal
between
recent
discoveries
and
on
the
near
between
the
the
the
and
«T7New
<-6i
portions
(1)
and
area
Recapture
largest
been
tract
on
new
on
the
Creek
cost reduction
a
south
of the
»
'
Line;
west:
and
and
area.—V.
Blanding
181,
i
Natiorial
in
Another
awarded
will
be
Completion
the
»*
of
space
was
equal
to
$2.03
share
per
takeri
Kcw
Ycrk
teriarits
and; the,
square,
feet
have- been
Food
Fair
Stores,
33,619;
Bond
Store.;,
19,080;
1954
of
$964,075,
or
$856,431,
or
$2.46
per
$2.19
per
share, against a
share, and which
showed
loss
of
$42,442; in
the previous
fiscal year.
taxes
for
of
the
for
"fisral
the
1954
year.
1955
were
fiscal
Net
up
considerable
Changes in account¬
stations
-
PltOCiSEDS-r-The net
will -be
«
Oppenheim
stations
1G
were
used
vjyfajc -13',
United States
$37,737,200 from the $29,576,598
pp. 1314, 961 and 548.
181,
Associates,
Inc.
—
Stock
Offered—
offered
Initially
by
NTA
proceeds
for
from
the
the payment of
sale
its
of
the
Factor's'
stock
which at
common
Loan,
lOSS,* was $324,153.
The balance of the net proceeds will
be added to the working capital oi NTA and will be avail¬
•
and
"
participating
in
various aspect*
'
.
,
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
loans due
interest
1955-56
Outstanding
*$632,50 )
»
1955
due
16,500
-
36.000
1965
10
principal
$650,060 h i.
1.000,000 shs.
cents).
amount
(par
a
minimum participation In giosj
to NTA during the months of rua-il.
product, will in large part be repaid
producers' shares of the gross proceed- „ f
These loans advanced
for the acquisition cf
the
of
also
shares
62,500
to
issued
be
the
in
acquisition i!
securities
the
Production
of
shares
35,139
of
to
pronosrs
Company:
stock
common
of
NTA
will
be
offered
In
le^p
production and other loans in the aggregate amount of $i > v
including interest. One share Is offered for each £5 principal aiuaj
of
loan.
of
exchange
the
of
of
cents
of
share)
outstanding.
now
The
each
of
for
share
basis
for the
excna< g}
Production Company, '.hi
assets
Company
net
Company
forr Production
per share of
stock, as of
NTa
to
Marci.
..
:
.»
$2.17.
was
directors
The
of
NTA
of
Production
exchanged
1955;
of
stock
C
shares
of
stock of NTA will be of'ered in usj .ri
class A, 2,500 shares of class B anci
Production Company (all of par vaiut i t ?
common
shares
class
per
2.457
amount
and
loans.
shares
2,500
shares
3,199
for
such
of
24,162
-
'
shares of common stock of NTA will be cfie-'ed
certain flim participations held by the lenders n/a v
additional
An
in
Oliver
A.
of
NTA
Unger
Ely
follows:
as
arc
A.
Landau
(Preside!/\
(Executive Vice-President and Treasurer), Hur... f
and Edyfhe Rein (Secretary and A&txs. .4
(Vice-President)
Goldman
Treasurer).—V.
181,
p.
2516.
tv.
National U. S. Radiator Corp.—Report
National
See
New
This
applied
to
and
NEES
for
$1,215,000;
17,
SEC
the
to
an
for
its
an
additional
and
1955,
to
above.—V.
Co.
Electric
England
corporation
sell
June
Radiator
181,
p.
i
Issued1676.
System—Proposed Acquisivic.i
subsidiary, Attleboro Electric
order authorizing Attleboro to
27,000 shares .of ics
Co., h: J
is .ue an I
rick
$25 par common
the Commission has given interest/d perso.is ur/ 1
request a hearing thereon.
Attleboro p.o. cses i i
apply the proceeds of the financing to the payment of a 3%
de'otedness of $1,215,000 payable to NEES.—V. 181, p. 1676.
note
--*•
consolidated sales for
to
year.—V.
publicly 312,500 shares of commpn stock (par 10 cents)
$5 per, $haxe.;. This offering was quickly oversub¬
scribed^ In^additiop, .62,500 shares are being offered in
an exchange goffer for the outstanding securities of Ely
Landau, Iric.! -r"
largest. of
has
NATS has been established
participation in this new program.
Ai
GE
NTA,
shares
at
*
are:
of
7
in
V-ce-
NTA, and Oliver Unger, Evecutive
and directors of NATS.
of
officers
are
there
.
two
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
New York
Period End. April 30—
1955—Month—1954
J
con¬
-
fi'cal
for
National Telefilm
con¬
each
391,299
the
on
common
Charles Plehn & Co., New York City, on June 8
the
•
a.
income
area
is scheduled dfor.
-
.
instituted
(5i
York
New
was
program
practice, whereby provision was made for
certain other estimated expenses incurred during
and
1955 .would
return
volume
2121.
p.
of
certain
in' accounting
pay
Radiator
North
area;
of
as
as
ing practice similar tp those made by National also resulted in non¬
recurring speciri charges to income before tax°s amounting to $69,989.
This reduced nat earnings, after taxes, by $33,989, but saved $36,000
more
l4f
a
acquire all the outstanding st/cri
Ely Landau, Inc. ("Production Company") which was incorporated
a
New York corporation on July 25, 1951.
A total of 62,500
hf c i
NTA's common
stock
will be ofiered on the following basis i •:
being
1
Tbe
any
stock
^Including
T
with
chains will
be
tenants
of
two-level shopping area. It has
President.
Mason-Dixon
;
the east
well
improvement, over ,the prior fiscal year. Consolidated net income for the
12 months' erid^d Jan.
31, 1955 amount°d to $261,163, as compared
located
on
east
William JL»: Crow Construction Co.,
to liiii2crc"the- -$3;000,006 project, 'which
its-kind
are
the
Co., NTA and a specially
("NATS")
nation-wide service for tele¬
"NATS."
NTA owns 65% of the
develop
directors of its own choosing out of
Prior approval from GE must be obtained beforo
substantial changes in its principal stockholder's.
President
application
the
1953.
'
Md.—Shopping Center
the
,the-summer .of 1356.%
appoint
NTA,
due
May
is
fiscfal
parcels
bldcks
acreage
to
through
to
ACQUISITION—NTA
to
the
for
the last
outstanding on March 31, 1955. Had the 1955
fiscal earnings not-been subject to these non-recurring special charges,
which incidentally reduced income taxes by $130,000, net income for
shopping
Bart,
anponnced^y-Harry
other
Montezuma, Canyon
Corp.* Baltimore,
Tyorkls
Jthe
with
and Canada.
Since Jan.
had by April 30. 1955;
television markets out o.£
Authorized
latter part of lisc 1 1953, with pre-tax income for fiscal
amouhtihg to 8.3% of sales, against 6.4'/
in 1954 and 3.5% In
of
of
Gateway
Miring District;
of
Moab, Utah*;
i3i
the
area
developed
Canvon
the
of
The
sourth
scattered
ere
County,
Mining, District
"Mondawmimi^^BBditomte'S tiuge
cern,
Juan
'the„;Lockhart
intensely
Moudawmin
Six
Spme
(esist
Big Indian
in
Montezuma
west;
San
localities;
District
district
of
Utah.
following
La
in
201
Ely Landau, Inc.
Due
before Federal and State taxes for fiscal 1955
from $1,319,043 for the year ended March 31, 1954.
income
was
due- principally to improvements
in
n«>t
are
as
a
included ■& rioft-recurring net profit of $175,388.
United* States Radiator Corp.. Mr. Focke said,
rich
in
the
acquisition
receipts.
income
higher
$795,975,/ which
>he board of directors is that the company shall engage principally
.the business of acquiring, exploring, and if ore is found, develop-"
ing/and mining properties bearing uranium, vanadium arid ot.ier
valuable minerals.
■ '
••
w
library
Electric
General
1955,
make
includes
.
$23,754,000 from the $20,the first full ypar of the
unit of the corporation,
throughout the fiscal year.
as
in
of
Hawaii,
NTA
stations
National Affiliated Television Stations, Inc.
committee
Common
•
the
for
of
-land—ma=tf
the
operating
without
note
6%
Corp.,
the year, but'.payeble;after March 31, resulted in non-recurring special
charges against pre-tax Income amounting to $298,100, and reduced
'net
earnings by $168,100. This gave a net income, after taxes, of
..
of
Alaska,
313
agreement
television
film
1955
company s
consist
-.1/. .• ./;'■'
n
to
in
of
of
1955,
plan.
2,
Notes
tne first day of
Radiator Co. and
on
National
reported
are
operating efficiency resulting from
of;ice will be located at Suite 210, 130 South 13 East St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The company,, under its articles of incorporation, lias broad powers
as to
types of business in which it may engage. The present intention
property,
Radiator
S.
.during.the
'
principal
The, 1,522.22 acres comprising the company's
18 .mineral leases from the State of Utah, which
cl
the films acquired.
stockholders.
to
report
effective
The
the previous year,
operation
to $1,962,476
Tne
Radiator
construction
in
vacation
Outstanding
and
auk
j
series
23
.
V
expan¬
1,
annual
became
figures
sales
net
April
his
in
merger
v\
Changes
6,000.000 shs.
said
volume of
r.se
.rose
.
10,000,000 shs.
.„
lo',
an
of
offer
this
2474.
p.
five-year,
a
the
became
effective
year,
States
year.
569,000
r
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Common stock
films
total
directors.
11
joint
and
which
tne
iiscal
United
Viking
Federal, state and fee mining leases
interests, leasehold interests working
vanadium
or
that
National's
■
net proceeds are to be used, among other things
reco.naissance drilling program, and for trie acquisition,
for
television.
for
color
of
Columbia,
a
right
can
June
1778.
p.
President,
1956
fiscal
PROCEEDS—The
pay
Arthur
J.
rights
"NATS."
President
of
19o5, had a 15% rise in sales
increase in earnings from operations before Federal and
for tne fiscal year ended March
13, 1955, Tneodore B.
49'//
fact
the
Offered—Peters, Writer
& Christensen, Inc., Denver, Colo., on May 20 offered
publicly as a speculation 3,000,000 shares of common
stock (par one cent) at 10 cents per share.
to
the
by
distribution
/■<j'y ;V:'
of
Landau,
Ely
Baker, Chairman of t.ie Board.
of 37 plants and operations throughout the
number 40 before the year is out.
Mr. Baker
will
National,
taxes
Focke,
the
new
maintenance
had
commenced
purpose
NATS
list
present
company,
a
State
50-ton
boxcars; 75 70-ton covered hppper car ; and 25 50-ton flit cars.
The
cost ofHliis equipment wiH^fepproximote $4*500,000.—V. 181, p. 2358.
Mojave Cranium
produced
hobby,
26
number
stations,
of
the
6%
launched
has recently
Canada
into
Corp.
boxcars;
300
au¬
markets
NAT'S,
creditors
to
new
and
This
■
Damagi-Frae
viewing
television
Korda.
Alexander
.
surviving company resulting from t.ie merger of United States Radiator
the
by
trio
episodes
has
into
The
by
Equipment
authorized
was
to
exclusive television distribution rights to
for
the
March
vision
capital
reorganiza¬
that is providing for development of new quarries, a
plants and expansion of output of existing plants,
progiam
said.—V.
of- directors on June 2.
Included
50
Purchase
equipment*
the
for
for
exhibition.
known
dramatic,
208
various
281
stock
plan
National Radiator Co.—Sales & Earnings Up—
Misscuri-Kansas-Tcxas
well
'
•
.
NTA
series.
entered
2358.
Pur^hise of'600 units of freight
tele¬
produced
television
for
actresses
or
specifically
pictures
produced
shown in
On
of
Factors
company
National's
616,982
480,396
exclusive
1955,
formed company,
Straus-Buparquet, Inc.—Proposed Merger-
half-dozen
1.698,675
772,076
i irome_
actors
Sir
of
1955,
13,
District
the
'
stock.
Trustees'
issuance
claims
te
according to Melvm H.
1,839,139
p.
available
now
May, 1955,
motion
sports,
NTA
1954,
1,
years
holders of
acquires
but
television sets in use is extremely
gather a library oi color films wrilcii
it believes will appeal to the color-viewing audience.
On
April 30, 1955, NTA hftd exhibition contracts for various o?
its films with more than 190 television stations located in 45. states,
permitting participation ior the common stockholders.
however, reached a lower valuation for the enter¬
Standard
The
$441,339
railway-
oper.
dividual
tbo
District
in
these
Of
39
small,
National Gypsum Co.—Has Large Expansion Program.
1952
$492,489
railway——.
181,
&
181,
announced
7
1952.
comprising
Studios
13,
nature,
to
1—-O
Jan.
ry.
—V.
,130,578
from
from
Net
income-
oper.
From
Gross
$509,341
May
Although
Northern
and
CAPITALIZATION
1954
,
railwayrailway-
from
ry.
Net
1955
*
from
Net
within
concluded
provide
Nathan
Missouri Illinois RR.—Earnings-
Net
June
21,
Aug.
(excluding feature films I 81 were religious
39
quiz, 52
children's,
105 women's,
1.i
39 medical,
13 musical, and 46 miscel¬
laneous.
"""■
y.l:/■;/,!'!% /.l'
During the last six months NTA has obtained the distribution
rights to 66 features and 65 episodes, the latter comprising three in¬
in
/:/ //
the
films,
own
feature
public.
produced
26
May
length.
1,551,046
433,269
in
that
to
the
7,031.104
1,091,868
income—
April—
on
on
NTA had a total of 240 available feature iiliu:?
plus a total of 661 episodes of 23 series of various illms aval vbtu
for
distribution,
varying
from
five
minutes
to
one-half hour
in.
stock¬
its
its
series
specially
At
181.
later.—V.
York
has
fair
Commission,
See
Gross
films
(111.)—Plans Reorganization—
of the
TV
was
2358.
p.
v/ri
■;
to
shares
determined
Exchange.
primarily motion pictures originally
generally
of
of
As
and
the American Telephone
be
Exchange Commission
District Court
ior
payable
Mumz
lor
railway
oper.
181,
by
additional
to
itl
cf
agreement is to furnish member stations with
concrete aid.
The NATS plan is primarily designed for all independent
telfevision stations, both VHF and UHF (mainly for the latter), that
are
not at present operating profitably.
While General Electric Co. has no equity interests in "NATS," it
1—
6,545,740
owned
terms
deem
may
listing
for
wholly-owned subsidiary are engaged in trie
of motion picture feature films and other
being specifically made for television viewing.
pictures
Film
group
travel,
86.7'/
other
Siock
organized In New
was
it
as
apply
to
Organization.
Co.—Plans
Telegraph
films,
obtained
NTA
a
that, unless the estimated amount of $5,655,000 of claims is
.substantially by settlement cr adjudication, the ratio oi debt
to valuation
of the enterprise under the plan would be so high as to
render
the
plan unfeasible and
that
the plan should
therefore be
53,211
6.401,338
depreciation
as
agreed
has
reduced
176,355
113,045
railway
&
S.
Commission
modified
From
Gross
is
and
and
the
notes
new
stock? of
1952
'
Telephone
which
amount
.-after confirmation
$1,571,327
93,477
such
sources
financing
dis~
amount of
additional
concluded
1953
$1,674,624
191,297
internal
equity
the
incur
require.
may
produce
viewing
and
London
its
and
acquisition of properties for the
which program is estimated to total $10,250,000.
the balance of the funds required for the program
States
Securities
prise
1954
railway
income—!
part
construction
that
tion
$1,590,253
oper.
become
proposes
in
^
with
The
$1,554,894
railway
will
company
the
1
1955
from
held,
been
of
Louis Ry.—Earnings—
April—
Gross
stock
finance
to
other
factor, in
the future
in
13, 26, 39 or 52 half-hour, quarter*
hour or five-minute episodes, all bearing the same format.
However,
each episode is a complete unit of entertainment in itself.
NTA
recently obtained the exclusive television distribution right 1
to a group of
seven
outstanding motion pictures produced by trio
Tele-Vogue,' Inc. and Muntz Industries, Inc., debtors, under Chapter
X of the Bankruptcy Act.
\
•
'
T..e
plan of reorganization, proposed by the trustees, provides for
the payment of creditors' claims against the debtors by tire issuance
2474.
p.
proceeds
for
these
its
distribution
these
Film
(2)
1956,
Iri.e
Minneapolis &
net
time
to
American
latter
not
Feature
of
dience
Illinois, Eastern Division, of its advisory report on a joint plan for
reorganization of Muntz TV Inc. and its wholly-owned subsid.aries,
3
them
OperatioushGroup.—V.
capital
additional
shares
ten
underwriter.
1676.- ':>■ ■% %% 7%/% ;/•/ :
p.
extensively engaged in nuclear ac¬
tivities in tneir- respective business fieldare Northern States Power
Co.,
Minneapiihs-Honeyweii Regulator Co. -arid- .-'General Mil's.
I Lc.
They
such
to
(1)
1955.
The subscription
supplied by amendment.
18,
to be
are
as
of the additional capital
funds of the company.
The
equal
the
July
on
named
the
for
use
or
of
rights from the producer or owner of the films.
product distributed by NTA may be classified in two categories:
general
outstanding
each
for
and
the
does
theatrical
2243.
p.
joint
a
share
one
its
or
rights
repurchase
distribution
Most
stock.
of
subscribe
to
and
loans
television
ior
series,
The
Utah—
Commission—
sale
treasury
amount
and
is
capital
holders
right
of
City,
Exchange
par
the
expire
to
Corp.
company,
filing
industrial
$10
to
the
1955
Lake
Financing in Fall—
This
Energy—
largest
its
offering
28,
obtained
holders,
undertaking in trie field of atomic
and exposed the hope that their wide experience will enable
energy,
film
y
registration statement with the SEC
a
Telegraph Co., plans next Full to offer
'
•
of
shares
is
Mountain
^Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Joins to Ad¬
Uses of Atomic
Salt
earnings and from treasury funds presently on hand.—V.
Stock
recent
Co.,
filed
.1675.
Com¬
the
be
8
June
on
June
expected
will
Supply
the
on
company
NTA
With Securities and
for
retained
p.
Offering
that
1
Fuel
Muntz TV, Inc.
vance
The
2222
172, .p.
these
distribution
other
another
to
corporation
BUSINESS—Company
distrbution
for
redemption on Sept. 30, next, its
4%. redeemable sinking fund preference shares at $26.50
Boston
an
stock
common
underwriting commissions
of
or
LISTING—The
2358.
has
rights
repurchase
of
time
indebtedness
1955
Is
NTA
209,402
198,990
program
It
of
from
may
1,140,369
subscription
use
NTA
2,893,770
shares
part
to
"'"A ' %'VW
.'/%
2358.
p.-
indebtedness
69,156
Proceeds
a
public offering of 300,000 shares of common stock (par
one
cent) by Vickers Brothers of New York City at
$1
charge
2,341,178
726,238
First
years
railway
pleted—It
'
89,925
aoout
198,990
$185,255
100.619
oper.
77,303
and
these
of
rights would require a payment not expected to exceed $632,500.
The proceeds of the Factor's Loan being repaid were used to
673,501
company
stock
1952
$229,702
42,306
railway——
from
56,419
loans
acquisition
Retirement
1,862,453
company
covering
1—
ry.
238,630
53,427
these
the
96,791
p.
price and
1954
Jan.
Net
223,824
44,596
retire
for
$357,614.
corporation
The
com¬
$160,775
income
Net
$673,168
will
purposes.
680,011
Registers
Mississippi
in
to
1955
from
$657,001
188,843
$501,961
203,494
funds
other
1,883,402
Mountain
for
his purpose and, if we do, it will
stock for some time."—V. 119, p. 25do.
91,795
rai!way_Xrailway
oper.
Prom
Gross
$478,408
it
the
1952
vision
equitv
$209,087
from
ry.
not
1953
income—
share.—:V.
per
RR.—Earnings-
April—
from
project
railway-
outstanding
:
such
Gross
single
railway—____
oper.
181,
The
Net
the acquisition of distribution rights, the retirement of trio
acquisition loans and the repurchase of the lenders' participa¬
in
the
gross
proceeds
of
related
films,
or
other
corporate
purposes,
including the possible financing of film production.
Prici*
to July 31, 1955, the expiration date of the right to repurchase trie
lenders'
participation in the gross proceeds of films under the film
acquisition loans, and based upon the availability of other oppor¬
tunities
for use
of
its
funds, the company will decide whether ct
for
tions
Moore Corp., Ltd.—Calls Preference Stock—
19C3
System
Co.
credit
Midland
autos.
1954
income
7
film
company
1955
investments
Valley
able
Parklane
shopping ar^a
Both shops and parking
1—
from
from
ry.
in
in both nebt interest anu preferred dividends,
and the company will recoup the cost of the refinancing operations
arid the call piemiums on the old securities in just, a tew years.
•"We
expect
that
we
will
re uire
around
$20,000,000
of
outside
capital
4,100
lor
railway—
Jan.
Net
su.cessfully
due in
750;
of
money
railway——
oper.
Net
refunded $18,000,OdO
through i suance in March
of-the same amount of 3J/s% first mortgage bends due in 1985.
These
two refinancing operations make p.s ible a cons.derable annual
saving
of
Candy,
feet
1955
from
Net
accepted
was
Loft
square
involved is the largest for any
Baltimore, Md., according to Mr. Bart.
in
from
South
financing
Middle
important
stocks—82'.;
parking
500,000
levels.
of
April—
financing steps.
Power &
Light Co. ret.red its 93,500 shares of S7 and $6
preferred stocks through issuance oi a lik? number of shares of 4.72%
preferred stock.
Tne
new
stock
was
first
offered
in
exchange to
of
3,361;
,,
have
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings—
^ight
Arkansas
holders
Shoes,
'
plus
two
on
McAnn
project will
amount
From
we
Tom
648.
acre
shops,
be
The
year.
year
60
will
around
Power
which
Inc.
sale
46
(2695)
preferred
borrow
to
No
jear.
of
conditions.
Mississippi
Service
is the
$8,000,000
20,208;
Hosiery Shops,
capital
from
around
course,
Public
Orleans
Utilities, Inc. this
"Earlier
Company
Power
&
lught
oj.
revolving Lank credit.
of a short-term bunk
its
facilities
is
program
our
are
experiencing a considerable decrease in
capital required.
This year we have scheduled
year,
$7,(M)0,000 under
Co.
generation
new
With
we
outside
of
for
construction
our
of $54,000,090.
and
with ca h
piece of public financing for new monev.
one
Arkansas
stock
1954,
in
increase,
to
amount
only
than
neighborhood
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
expenditures
with
year,
less
the
down
Number 5437
Operating
revenues-
Operating expenses
F"d«T8l
income
taxes-;
Other
operating
taxes—
Net
operating
income
Net
—V.
after
181,
charges
p.
$
»
s
<
6,678,727
5,514,612
6,997,746
5,770,519
27.213,553
23,053,992
25,476.61:5
20,9o5,:.uj
2016.
New York State Natural Gas
The
1955—4 Mos.—19i'l
61,199,238
57 484,245 242,746,642 225,188. 9*
41,610,544-38,o98,350 165,188,937 153,6x0,*.^)
' 5.714.000
5.555,000
23,101,000" 20,8j i,'£•)
6,876,948
6.352,168 27,243,152 25,284,. .3
corporation
has- apnlied
authority to build approximately
Corp.—Expansion—
Federal Power Commissior lc"T
21 miles of natural gas transmit a
to
the
8
(2696)
The Commercial and Financial
line, paralleling
Counties,
The
N.
of existing line,
section
a
Wyoming and Livingston
in
Paramount Finance Co., Inc., Ilazleton, Pa.—Files—
Y.
proposed new section
company's existing Line
of pipe
14.
No.
The
would complete the looping of the
which
from
extends
point in
a
SEC
Potter
corporation
covering
shares
54,000
May
on
$243,000
of
filed
16
of
stock
lettter of
a
10-year
5%
notification
subordinated
with
The
and
178,
2478.
p.
been
working capital.
—V.
The
of
furnaces
duction
of
part
as
was
announced on
Vice-President and General
additional
facilities
6
June
Newport Steel's production capacity
total
to
of
electric
181,
Morris
P. Ketay,
President of
nounced
President
its seven open hearth furnaces.
hearth furnaees are now in
that
has
agreement
for
reached
been
facilities.
This
United
anticipated
greatly
which
that
by
now
systems
distribution
the
de
volume
and
distribution
tore
servomechanism
181,
instruments
notes,
of
eral
The
include
bonds dated May
announced
1,
The
company
covering
and
will
See
May 13
on
400,000
shares
.
io
mining
,f.
Northwestern
»
Period
letter
a
be
to
are
notification
of
stock
324
Bell
to
pay
with
at
in
10,477,564
30,297,124
will
5,552,657
3,313,817
81,994,372
$1,5 5,050
$5,880,264
$5,045,047
1,827,060
1,437,016
5,372,066
4,578,375
Gross
"
From
Gross
Net
Net
Each
of
chase
ry.
-Earnings—
1954
in
1953
Peru
1952
the
$105,488
69,095
48,512
25,231
14,555
310.651
515,119
347,483
396,531
147,746
319,085
152,345
170,634
depth
42,297
131,561
42,602
49,928
and
Federal
Other
$
167,4d8,872
145,878,793
112,464,827
105,006,515
6,035,000
3,956,000
17,812,000
4,275,712
14,293,123
12,632,462
income
7,795,810
5,889,458
22,918,922
an
4,733,995
18,959,653
is
long
tons.—V.
tons
181.
concessions,
of
explored
sulphur
and
from
to
in
the
date,
Mexican
an
addition
Peabody
This
However,
These
Government,
estimated
7,940,000
19,700,000
probable
Co., Chicago, 111.—Registers With
June
on
6.492,164
shares
On
such
be able
to
are
filed
6
common
be
issued
acquisitions,
to extend
Indiana,
ditioned
a
registration
shares
in
of
exchange
to
company
The
at
be
of
their
least
and
whose
stock
Peabody
the
80 V
acquired
now
body stock to be issued
stock,
prospectus
statement
capital
for
stock
shares
indicates,
producing operation
Kentucky and Ohio." The
companies
shares
the
its coal
Western
upon
total
in
of
being
SEC
with
($5
of
the
pari.
stock
of
the
total
deposited
company will
into Missouri, Oklahoma,
exchange
number
in
offer
of
the
of
shares
stock
of
of
Peabody stock
each
of
the
which
company,
to
from
Key
147
Alston
In
of
Coal
addition.
the
are
as
EFFECT
578,739
18,050
44
794 200
54
61L064
216,000
3,565 000
9,100
81.161
of
shares
of
60
546,000
10.000
Co
properties
18
713
Co
10
100,000
Peabody
stock
(c)
the
FINANCING
of
value)
430,000 shs.
460,000 shs.
issuance
for
effect
430,000 shs.
options
pursuant to
460,000 shares
the class B
the
Outstanding
*2,000,000 shs.
granted
reserved fcr issuance
are
stock.
of
recent
changes in
the stock structure
and
in
for
has
two
The
to
and
the
company's
title
exploration
of
Zones
to
begin
Clara
is
acres,
to
Zone
as
for
east
Zone.
Coastal
of
Zone,
20%
with
of
doubt)
Two
the
Kojic acid,
G.
50 years
1 ,
ago,
board
for
'
in
commercial
tries,
the
The
of
!•
trial
in
the
company's
equal
to
No.
60%
chemicals.
nearly
half
a
steamed
Japanese
century
rice.—V.
of
by
the
at
rates
as
term
and
10%
(in¬
25%,
to
35%
and
50%
income
of
by
applicable to
exported.—V.
oil
of
stock
B
company
tenders
the
for
due
A,
at
office
of
Broad
St.,
sale
1,
Jan.
$150,013
will
it
to
2039
prices
to
up
to
not
(EDT»
consolidated
of
amount
an
exceeding
of
isolated
the
June
on
to
Tenders
Fidelity-Philadelphia
Trust
Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 181, p. 2122.
of
stock,
to
subscribe
of
stock
Co.
&
April
13.—V.
this
151,
company
15,
1955
are
to
be
issued
for
This
SEC
covering
20 cents)
(par
Co.,
corporation
Inc.,
The
net
proposed
a
to
be
York,
New
proceeds
costs,
purchase
erties
and
for
June
on
changed
issue
offered
at
$1
are
to
equipment,
working
filed
3
a
of
until
Co.
letter
300,000
to
the
June
20,
sent
trustee,
series
135
which
to
tal
Mills,
of
of
reserve
capital
and
to
for
pay
Frederick
exploration
South
A
March
sec¬
of
31,
mortgage
purchase
general
corporate
Pittsburgh
See
Cleveland
Consolidation
Electric
Coal
Illuminating Co.
181,
prop¬
Contract—
p.
2359.
share
10
shares
the
on
shares
held.
York
has
been
appointed
agent
accept subscriptions to shares
subscription price of $38.50 per
the
from
two
offerings
proposed
will
will
be
construction
be
expended
used
program
during
the
and
the
1955,
its
subsidiaries
supply
electric
and
State
of Colorado,
including the capi¬
operating revenues for the 12 months
Consolidated
amounted
to
$67,321,000
net
and
income
was
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
bonds—
due
1977
3 Vi
*
$40,000,000
%
series
due
1978
3«/4%
series
due
1981
15,000.000
15,030.000
3 Vb %
series
due
1984____
20.000,000
20.000.000
$10,000,000
_
'
Cumulative
pfd. stock ($100
cumulative
value)
par
preferred
10.030,000
375,000 shs.
stock
103.000 shs.
cumulative
preferred
stock
cumulative
preferred
stock_
Common
stock
Authorized
gages,
limited
i$10
amount
including
but
the
further
of
bonds
27/a%
issuance
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
forth
not
purchase
below,
which
series
may
due
is subject
3,750.000 shs.
issued
be
1977
of
named
company,
in
the
shares
pursuant
to
the
3.057,649 shs.
under
the
company,,
to restrictions of the
the
of
for
65,000 shs.
-
underwriters
from
such
subscribed
173.000 shs.
value)
par
of
the
the
below
not
mortgages.
have
respective
mort¬
is
severally
percentages
additional
common
subscription
offer:
stock
as
%
The
First
&
Boston
Co.,
Corp.-
&
20
Co
181, p.
and
Bosworth,
—V.
30
lnc
Barney
Sullivan
30
Co
5
&
Co.,
Inc
5
2359.
&
drilling
purposes.
Co.—New
above.—V.
being offered
capacity.
series
the
all
Mines, inc. other than shares of any
of the foregoing seven
companies owned by Sinclair and the company
will assume all liabilities of
Sinclair.—V. 181, p. 1315.
a
member
to
the
$80,000,000
Boettcher
Hatch
additional
of
elected
a
Topp Indus¬
275,464
per
each
for
company's
within
2y8%
on
stock
are
of
$38.50
at
New
at
company
Smith,
with
and
and
Authorized
First
are
capital
H.
been
also
is
$8,404,000.
of
Inc.
notification
has
He
Inc.
1955.
the
generating
wholly
city of Denver.
ended
the
Changed—
Alba
Co.,
aggregate
Colorado
stock
approximately
of
service
4.20%
—
&
Airways,
share
proceeds
with
BUSINESS—The
gas
of
sum
be
shares
publicly through
share.
used
the
& Co., Inc. and Smith,
underwriting group including
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.,
Co.
of
common
connection
kilowatts
acid
per
be
of
years,
1955-57.
Major item in the program is a $>1,000,000
allocation for additional electric facilities
including more than 200,000
receive
bonds,
exhaust
may
Secondary Offering
was
option
an
and
Trust
Service
3573.
p.
the
1956.
Corp., Blyth
head
Co.
Guaranty
Public
set
of
de¬
share
three
indus-
Kojic
an
(par $10)
Boston
&
for
414 %
Pilot Full Fashion Mills, Inc.—Name
name
to
per
convertible intially
1,
Instruments, Inc.
additional
one
First
under
ondary offering of 27,000 shares of common stock (no
par) was made on June 1 by The First Boston Corp. at
$74.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of 85 cents
per share. It was quickly completed.—V. 181, p. 2517.
The
cents
at
Dec.
Dempsey-Tegeler
International
414 %
—
10
is, however,
thereof,
stock of record June 3
common
additional
of
in
fermentation
mortgage 3—6%
sufficient
100%.
tie
Phillips Petroleum Co.
intention
its
of
2583.
p.
CAPITALIZATION
noon
stated
stock
common
part
a
Radiation
Braniff
181,
common
The
income
net
on
tax
any
initially
by-product
a
has
common
concurrently is offering its regular employees and thosq
of its subsidiaries the privilege of
subscribing for 27,546
other shares at the same price.
income
earned,
2245.
p.
and
"Scin¬
which will purchase any shares
remaining unsubscribed
at the expiration of the offer on June 20. The
company
the
of
fermentation-produced
researchers
ago
181,
principal
counters
name
Board of Directors—
on
Boettcher
having
2,
owned
of
Barney
and
exploitation
the
of
only
value
series
prospecting,
The
1955.
into
to
Murdoch,
Inc.—V.
The
744,758.75
quantities.
new
the
31,
class
basis
as
Precision
board
basis
over¬
areas
being
of
lights
the
of
acid may be used as a base in making of cosmetics, azo dyes,
anasthetics and in forming metal chelates.
chemical
will
be
produced
bv
fermentation.
It
is
the latest
product
'•
production
for
uses.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Stock Offered—Hold¬
ers
Kojic
local
development,
instruments
and medical
directors
of
on
July
The
share
commencing,
the
of
uniquely active chemical compound first isolated nearly
was made available bv this corporation on June 8 for
time
first
design,
and outstanding shares of the class B
stock, all of which
by Mr. Norman, President of the company, are not entitled
Donald
share
a
the
detection
by the company are Gsiger
latter being sold under the
the
ending
dividends.
share
a
director
2017.
p.
counters,
a
-/V/
is
Sacramento
are
taxes
gross
in
radiation
aerial
concessions
hectare
a
minimum
a
the
par
Issued
owned
receive
on
the
of
An
(excluding
in
10 years of the exploitation
income from the Oriente Zone
net
engaged
laboratory, industrial,
quarter
holder,
exploitation concessions
are
and
such
is
portable
quarterly dividend
a
the
are
subsidiary of Texas Gulf
drilling a test well to a
a
Santa
hectares,
subject
of
Murdoch
1952
8,
company is
not required to pay Peruvian
when oil is exported or taxable Income is
be
(50c
x
DIVIDENDS—The
clare
1,965,005 shs.
oeing carried
out
and
portions of the Oriente Zone.
which
1
stock
common
tillators."
FINANCING
Ontario,
Oriente
concessions.
No.
42,250
of
lines of instruments produced
Outstanding
Coastal
concessions
to
shares
wholly owned subsidiaries.
scintillation
is
into,
to
the
on
outstanding
foregoing the company is transfering $259,500
Surplus" account to its "Capital Stock" account.
corporation
sale
civilian defense,
minerals, particularly
the Republic of Peru for
the
in
entered
the
of
"Earned
BUSINESS—The
and
the
in
in
progress
oil
its
company
was
incorporated in California June 2,
1953 take over the business previously conducted as a sole
proprietor¬
ship by Leslie M. Norman, who is its President. The company presently
drilling.
May
on
Province
from
oil
shortly
1955 the company issued 460.000 shares of its class B stock
As a result of the
Upon completion of the foregoing transactions, Mr. Norman will own
255,000 shares of common stock (50c par value) and 460,OCO shares of
B stock (50c par value).
i
had
funds
Sinclair
and
On May 1, 1955 the authorized capitalization of the
1,000,000 shares of capital stock ($1 par value) cf which
holder
Pinon Uranium Co., Inc., Santa Fe, N. M.—Files—
Total
5,000
Co
Coal
PRESENT
TO
value)
reserved
are
Blyth
12,000
Co
Co
Aro
if
11,316
Coal
Coal
offer.
issued
companies,
3.927
Co
Coal
equipment;
class
$457,500.
provide
the
Rate of
Exchange
Sentry Royalty Co
Sinclair
the
to be
Outstanding
Broken
con¬
each
are
to
be
acquired, the number of
outstanding, the number of shares of Peaexchange for each share of such outstanding
Shares
Coal
is
of
shares
of
acceptance
lollows:
Homestead
GIVING
par
par
shows
was
May 23,
to
abovementioned
PRESENT
oils
for
concessions
"the
stocks
number
all
acquires
Power
office
company.
value).
long
seven
corporations and all of the properties of an eighth
corporation.
These eight companies operate
by the strip mining method; and certain
of them also own or control
underground coal reserves.
By
and
terms.-
the
of
Desert
the
is
of
will
after
on
The
Coal
company
covering
proceeds from the sale of the 165.000 shares of
2122.
p.
of
account
is authorized to issue 2,000,000 shares of common stock (50c par
value) and 460,000 shares of class B stock (50c par value) and to sub¬
the 128,000 then outstanding shares of capital stock
($1 par value* into 315,000 shares of common stock (50c
par value).
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tender for Bonds—
SEC
(50c
PROCEEDS—Net
costing
Tne
extent
the
selling stakeholder.
a
pany
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co., Inc.—Adds Kojic Acid—
•
the
for
sold
were
the account of
128,000 shares were issued and outstanding, all owned by Leslie M.
Norman, President of the company.
On May 23, 1955 the articles of
incorporation of the company were amended to provide that the com¬
the
and
approximately
incorporated
was
Sacramento
the
present
the
BUSINESS—This
proven
of
of
area
company
181,
company,
the
world's
third
largest producer of
sulphur, owns through a subsidiary, Gulf Sulphur Co., de
Mexico,/.
S.
A.,
sulphur concessions located in tne State of Veracruz, where
late in
1954
it placed
in production a new Frasch Process sulphur1
plant with a capacity ol 3,300.000 gallons of hot water and
to
table
the
The
same
laws
recently
are
the
combined
50%)
—
closed.
$6,200,000.
TO
concessions
concessions,
the
about
the
photography
exploration
expected
area
remainder
creasing
Secondary Offering—
Bear, Stearns & Co. on June 9 made a secondary offering
of 56,444 shares of capital stock
(par 70 cents) at $23
per share.
This offering was oversubscribed and the
contain,
the
on
Sechura
feet
other
both
books
shares
manufacturing
(50c
shares
company
Line—
'vr-.'
total
At
12,953,417
Sulphur Co.
of
options.
exploitation of
the
5,000
from
American
of
order
In
EFFECT
for
acquired
survey
Co.
of
taxes.
16,983,816
6,664,257
chaiges
165,000
be used by the company as follows: (at $100,000 for
of the real property; (b) up to $50,000 for the acquisi¬
stock
stock
This
Chi¬
company.
11,226,000
4,824,833
a
181, p. 13c.(J.
Pan
has
in
concessions,
50,472,258
36,351,088
taxes..
operating
after
of
Canada—
*3,000,000 shs.
the
in
groundwork
th*»
Net
Net
•—V.
aerial
company
under
agreement
the
taxes.._
operating
of
of the
1955,
or
approximately 1,840.000
approximately 2.47 acres. Six of these
58.080,878
....
Offering
issue of June 6 of the pub¬
will
conversion
upon
549.
Toronto,
sale
funds
28,
desirable
hectares,
1555—3 Mos.- -1954
39,425,235
revenues
may
"Numar"
company.
Telephone & Telegraph Co.- -Earnings—
income
reserved
geological
The
expenses
which
underwriters
photographic
2359.
1955—Month—1954
the
$1)„___
Under
$
Operating
uerating
i.
program
our
to officers of the company and
gen¬
oversubscribed
from
Feb.
GIVING
engaging
Produc'ng
Andes
1—
End. Mar. 31—
of
surveys,
exploration and
$116,976
23,418
Pacific
(par
and
lapping
Period
$1,-
to
Company
181, p.
net
additional
*30,000
up
of
64,789
income
Ltd.,
was
the general
to
as
considered
company
purpose
$117,624
p.
added
purposes
Bottling
of
excess
be
of
Class B
.
9,771
oper.
181,
shares,
so.tawest
total
proceeds
to 20,000 shares
up
34.208
railway.
railway—.
summer's
additional $4,000,000
during the next six years.
an
Authorized
will have an option expiring in 18 months
to 20,000 shares of the capital stock, at $2.50 per share.
The company has also agreed to grant to Reynolds &
Co., 120 Broad¬
way, New York 5, N. Y., for the same consideration, an option to pur¬
$74,132
Jan.
is
the
to purchase
income—._
from
from
—V.
railway..
oper,
assets
stock
railway..—_
from
ry.
be added
BUSINESS—The
Ry.
1955
from
Net
in
will
Acquires
Minerals,
this
net
geophysical
as
limited
Net
Pepsi-Cola
offering
Of
*60,000 shares
3,002,112
April—
to
next
gas.
for working capital to be used in carrying larger inventories
meeting the increased demands of the company's expanded business.
for
4,684,088
1.023,393
City-Ada-Atoka
the
on
made in
CAPITALIZATION
(including taxes) of keeping the company's concessions
standing, and the cost of exploration and development work
good
28,816,425
1,453,074
Oklahoma
spent
and
expansion
President,
Radiation Instruments, Inc.—Stock
was
stock
Common
acquisition,
Authorized
1,128,889
208.
This
increase
Capital
$45,043,862 $41,547,672
1,873,116
p.
&
CAPITALIZATION
10,502,343
181,
be
finance
balance
and
defray expenses
incident
expenses
—_
—V.
will
to
manufactured
Gueffroy,
1654.
p.
acquisition
tion
the
stock, the former under¬
170,00 shares and the latter 55,000 shares.
current
This
Lake
operating income
after charges......
Net
net
cents
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$14,554,081
Net
with
the
on
not
cost
proceeds
general corporate
Corp.—Unit
Oils
closed.
shares,
SEC
the
five
taxes..
exposes
income
operating
for
will
such
3has also
Pittsburgh, Pa.
at
Co.,
payable in full July
be
Further details follow:
common
Sold—Doolittle & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and David¬
share.
per
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$15,504,325
revenues
of
advances
PROCEEDS—The
Bldg., Salt
Beason
used
used
from
H.
PROCEEDS—The
the
statement
contemplated
Laboratory for Electronics, Inc. above.—V.
books
offered
be
to
Greenman.
be
C.
the 225,000
Of
Securities Ltd., Toronto, Canada, on June 1 publicly
offered 225,000 shares of capital stock (par $1) at $3
1, 1970, it
tuxes...,
Other
share.
its
working capital as increases in business may
carrying of larger inventories and the acquisition of addi¬
automotive and other equipment.—V. 181, p. 2359,
Stock
such
End. Mar. 31—
Federal
the SEC
son
operations.
Operating
Operating
with
by
bottling plant
new
estimated
used
'
.
Sold
common
is
presently
a
Trust
offering and sale by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co. of 225,000 shares of common stock (par 50 cents) at $5 per
be
to
par,
headed
and
divide and split up
1955 and due May
86, p. 1104.
filed
of
through Clifford A.
City, Utah. The net proceeds
it
$1
group
the
to
portion
be
Perkin-Elmer
magnetic
quality
and
Mining Co., Moab, Utah—Files—
share
per
registration
a
shares,
&
1956,
lic
increase
wrote
North Standard
180,
will
natural
to
—Mention
the
tional
June 6.—V.
on
which
unused
Peruvian
gage
then
additional
to
cago
Privately—The com¬
pany
has arranged to place privately, through F. S.
Moseley & Co., an issue of $2,000,000 W\% first mort¬
was
filed
3
equipment of
Chicago,
funds
require
in
.
Co.—Bonds
to
income
—V.
Exchange Commission—
common
Bank
1,
operations.
letter of notification
a
of
July
.
are
2244.
p.
I
Electric
North
June
on
and
500,000.
Scien¬
of
rights
electro
components,
aircraft
computers,
and vacuum gauges.-—V.
pressure
filed
16
underwriting
an
construction
coordination with Norden-Ketay's sales or¬
provides nation-wide distribution of Norden-
anu
corporation
throbgh
.
incl
waiCii
precision
Ketay high
instruments,
mining
to
of
debentures
would not require
issue
maturity.
bank borrowing
National
available
20-year 41/a%
of
Brothers. The
year
$6,000,000
Mellon
be
proceeds
from
Co.,
proceeds
net
Co., Kansas City, Kan.—Files With
May
on
outstanding
the
several leading foreign instrument manufacturers will
aaies
States for
increased
The
Exchange Commission—
covering 200,000
side
•
ganization
Utah.
sell $6,000,000
sixth
1959.
According
offered for public
Straus, Blosser,
McDowell and Link, Gorman, Peck & Co.
The public oflering price and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds will lie applied liist
to the retirement of $240,000 of
^
be
company
Oil
SEC
the acquisition, Mr. Ketay pointed Out that Scientific
will continue as a
wholly-owned
subsidiary of Nordenthat no Changes are com mvlated in the company's per¬
is
Brokerage
Trans-Western
City,
incident
expenses
sale
In announcing
It
through
Lake
ters With Securities and
field and by electronic and precision labora¬
Among the company's testing de.ices are a transistor test set
milli-mlcro-Microammeter, which measures a thousandth of a
millionth of a millionth oi an ampere.
Scientific Specirlties is also
in tlie field of military counter measures
It has 20,000 square feet of
and
pay
Salt
the
a
-Specialties':
and
for
from
will
changeover
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc., Chicago, III.—Regis¬
inis corporation, and Dr. Roland B.
Specialties Corp.,
Boston,
Mass.,
an¬
an
tories.
tific
to
share
per
La.,
to
the
the company and 60,000 shares for
ments used in the medical
Ketay
cents
obtained
funds
The
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
covering 15,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($5 per
share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay for
construction of new plant and for working capital.
acquisition of ail of the stock of Scientific Specialties Corp. by NordenCorp. Scientific Specialties is engaged in the design, develop¬
and
manmacture
or precision
laboratory
and testing instru¬
sonnel.
used
The
open
ment
Specialties
300,000
10
Securities and
Ketay
and
be
o.
Sci.ntixic
10
June
on
five
at
Orleans,
until
commitment
A
Corp.—Continues Expansion—
Norden-Ketay
Holt,
and
covering
expects
through Lehman
fund
Precision
1880*
p.
sinking
a
May 25 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par five cents) to be
on
Penn-Central
with
month
last
up
to
the hot rolling
service
now
corporation
offered
New
stepped
was
operation of two more 01
three
Harvey,
in the Wilder, Ky., plant
reversing hot strip mill, and will com¬
housing Newport's new
the six circular soaking pits which
operation.
A
E.
Robert
Manager.
plement
the return
by
The
SEC
being installed
are
section
service.—V.
Pelican Uranium Corp.,
by this corpjration of two ingot preheating
mill's program for a further increase in pro¬
the
capacity
Executive
The
construction
10
(par
1,
Newport Steel Corp.—Starts New Installations—
Start
common
company
negotiation
by
cents) to be offered in units
of $90 principal amount of debentures and 20 shaies of stock at $100
per
unit,
without
underwriter.
The
proceeds
are
to be
used
for
County, Pa., to a connection with Rochester Gas & Electric Corp. near
Caledonia, N. Y. Total estimated cost of the new facilities is $1,225,000.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
.
.
Portland Gas & Coke Co.—Plans Financing—
the
debentures
Chronicle
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 60,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) was made on June 2 by
Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and Blyth & Co., Inc. at $17.12^ per share, with
a
dealer's
pleted.
discount
of
40
cents
See also V. 181, p. 2518.
per
share.
It
was
com¬
Number 5437
Volume 181
...
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
an
cargo
i
and
corporation on May 16 filed a letter of notification with the
6% cumulative debentures 1955 series, to be
at
par
(in denominations of
$100 each), without under¬
writing.
used to increase
to be
proceeds are
The
Purity Stores, Ltd., San Francisco,
With Securities and Exchange
working capital.
Calif.
—
Registers
Commission—
corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
June 7, 1955, covering 100,000 shares ot its $1 par common stock.
All of the 100,000 shares are issued and outstanding and constitute
approximately 16%
of the total outstanding shares (630,000) of the
company; and they are to be offered for public sale, by the holders
thereof through A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.
The public offering price
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment,
The
prospectus
lists
seven
selling stockholders, including L. P.
Schmidt, Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors, who is selling
15 000 shares (all of the shares owned by him) and Allen M. Hedden,
14,700 of the 19,500 shares owned by him.
stockholders (all of whom are members
of the Bedden family group) - and
the number, of shares being sold
by them are as follows: Mrs. Merle M. Marshall, 28,900 shares (out
of 51,000 shares owned); John Hayes Hedden, 12,070 shares
(out of
21,300 shares owned); Mrs. Elizabeth Jane de Roos, 11,930 shares (out
of 21,300 shares owned); Elizabeth Jane de Roos, Trustee for Barbara
de Roos, 13,200 shares (out of 18,600 shares owned); and Robert W.
de Roos, 4,200 shares (all of his shares).
The
company,
organized in 1926, operates a chain of 101 food
stores in northern California, the major concentration
being in the
San
Francisco Bay
area.
Sales in the fiscal year ended June 26,
1954, were $88,463,580 and are currently at the level of approximately
$90 million annually,
consoliated net income totaled $1,187,537 in
the latest fiscal year and $1,316,724 in the 43 weeks endede April 23,
1955.
Earnings per shares of common stock were equivalent to $1.79
in
the latest
fiscal year and $2.01
in the 43- week period, based
on
the 630,000 shares to be outstanding.
Dividends in the last few
years have been at a rate equivalent to 40 cents per share annually.
selling
is
who
The names of the other selling
pay-television.-
New Line of RCA Victor
ultra-modern
An
line
new
Television Receivers Unveiled
Victor
RCA
of
"first
as
the
of
table
by
Robert A. Seidel,
Executive Vice-President in charge
of Consumer
Producis.
The
J
of
line
new
RCA
sets
black-and-white
of
,
Victor receivers will include 23 basic models
in
three
big screen sizes, and two basic
color 21-inch receivers.
Tentative nationally
advertised list prices of the black-and-white instruments will range
from $149.95 to $500.
The color receivers have list prices of $795 to
$895.—V. 181, p. 2518.
models
its
with
Waco,
Colo.—Files—
company
on
May 27 filed
The
Denver,
to
the
last
Science
of
This is the ninth consecutive May that has shown an
181, p. 2584.
last May.
flown
increase, Hood said.—V.
amounted
Dovenmuehle, Inc.,
promissory note due serially to April 1, 1965.
Robinson
$200,000
a
(par 20
at $6.50 per share,
through Homer O'Connell &
and the books closed.
Co., Inc., has been oversubscribed
See details in V. 181, p. 2584.
Royal Uranium Corp., Salt Lake
be
City, Utah—Files—
corporation on May 26 filed a letter of notification with the
200,000 shares of common stock (par five cents)
to
offered at the market (aggregate not to exceed $150,000) through
covering
used
to
Salt
Co.,
&
Whitney
pay
expenses
5%
Lake City, Utah. The net proceeds are to be
incident to mining operations.—V. 180, p. 538.
62
used
1955, the com¬
$8,977,851 and
a
share, for the year 1954, '•<
were
$2,261,292, or $1.98 a
pay
cents
earnings
GIVING
EFFECT
expansion
under
program
tOn
to
April
28,
of
stock
common
basis of one
expenses
share
for
forth
products in the
added
central
that
region of the United States,
5-year period
and future
present
add
a
to
proceeds
be
to
are
working
for
used
capital
acquisition
and
other
The
demand
for
corporation
the
for
June
on
purchase
Uranium
Torgeson Oils,
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Rio
in
announced
6
the seven
of
Peak
and
Inc.,
Blue
Blanco
to
up
M.
Dain
The
each
the
of
from
shares
stock
the
on
—v.
of
an
This
electronically
corporate
181,
pur¬
of negotia¬
located on the
Claims
Uranium
&
Oils,
Inc.,
7,219
4,687
2,813
3,125
Co.
4,687
1,875
7,813
4,687
Inc
Dominick
&
Co.-
&
Marks
Turben
&
Witter
3,125
Co
Co
of
1,875
2,813
3,125
1,875
3,125
&
Co
&
y1
4,687
Corp
Milwaukee
7,219
7,813
_
Co
&
M.
1,875
3,125
2,813
7,813
4,687
7,813
Co
1,875
4,687
4,687
'■<}
.
Aircraft Co.—Receives
Large Contract—
has received
$2,300,000 in orders from Wright Aero¬
Curtiss-Wright Corp. for afterburners and other
model turbojet engines, Edmund T. Price, Presi¬
dent and General Manager, announced on June 2.
At
the same time, Mr. Price reported that Solar,
pioneer after¬
burner designer and builder,
is completing negotiations for a large
contract to develop and build afterburners for a leading British air¬
company
nautical
Division
components
of
late
for
craft firm.
Wright
new
orders
afterburners—used
—V.
181,
to
supplement
boost
jet
earlier
engine
Solar
contracts
thrust—for
Wright
build
to
engines.
1443.
p.
Bell Telephone
Southern
Period End. Mar. 31—
Telegraph Co.—Earnings
&
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$
Shipments of sample ore are expected to commence within the next
weeks to the processing station of the Vanadium Corp. of America
s
$
$
42,050,205
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
38,302,419
124,738,870
111,939,404
26,105,359
80,169,613
75,366,230
Colo.
12,899,722
Gas
&
oil and
producing
has
Corp.
West Texas.—V.
gas
properties
The
first
highway inn
June
on
2
by
in
Operations
to be
Ernest
9,208,416
operating
income
5,822,621
4,864,126
17,752,637
14,465,036
5,366,268
4,357,028
16,159,151
13,049,538
Net
located
be
the
U.
The
whose
and
S.
site
this
the
of
Tarrytown,
new
hotel.
deluxe
said
that
and operates 30 Sheraton hotels
construction on this new project
Definitive
due
fall.
hotel
is
opposite
also
will
It
and
have
the
exist from
the New
York
River in Tarrytown, N. Y.
rooms,
with all the services
complete
Westchester County
restaurant
and
will
of
Corp.
June
on
—V.
circuit
closed
3
by
Page
television activity for hotels
Vice-President of the
Circuit
of
Television,
Inc.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
arrange sales meetings, special demonstrations and
closed-circuit television programs from coast to coast.
activity will set up programs for Sheraton as well as other hotels.
Sheraton
has
completed
installation of equipment in its hotels
The
and Canada, and is thus the only hotel
country owning and operating its own large screen
equipment.
Walter Wanger,
Hollywood producer, will become President of the
unit; William P. Rosensohn,, formerly President of Box Office Tele¬
vision, Inc., will be Executive Vice-President; and Robert Rosencrans,
formerly Vice-President of that film will serve as Vice-President.
This new venture also represents the first time that a company as
large as Sheraton has entered the closed circuit field, which
was
formerly limited to independent producers.
"The full resources of
the Sheraton Hotel system will be behind
this organization," Moore
throughout the United States
chain
in
Unit
Sells
Milling Corp. below—V.
173,
p.
mortgage
pipeline
sinking
fund
bonds,
967.
Ready—
3 '/a %
series
are now available in exchange for tjmporary
Manhattan Bank, 43 Exchange Place, New York,
bonds
1974,
N.
Y.
1444.
p.
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Bids June 21
will be received by the company at Room 2315, 195 Broadway,
York, N. Y., up to noon (EDT> on June 21 for the purchase from
$20,000,000 34-year debentures.—V. 181, pp. 2584 and 2519.
Southern
Oyster Shell Milling Corp., Mobile, Ala.—
corporation, a subsidiary of Southern Industries
Corp. of Mobile, Ala., has sold to New York Life Insur¬
ance Co. $3,700,000 of first mortgage and ship preferred
mortgage bonds, due 1965, it was announced on June 8
by E. A. Roberts, Chairman of the parent company. The
financing was arranged by Hallgarten & Co.
This
and
forms
—
Bids
it of
Browne,
Ala.
.
Oyster Shell
first
1,
Chase
181,
New
America.
of
Closed
produce
other
special
a
announced
Feb.
The
at
dining
well.
as
Organizes Closed TV Subsidiary—
Formation
was
Corp., Mobile,
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Definitive Bonds
facilities, which will serve not only the guests of the hotel, but patrons
Tarrytown
Industries
Southern
See
Y.
N.
State Thruway Bridge across the Hudson
The structure will contain
156 guest
a
181, p. 1779.
Southern
company owns
Canada,
underway
get
in
charges
after
Bonds Privately—
hostelry—tieing together the know-how
big-city hotel operations with the modern trend toward automobile
will
of
10,432,523
built by a major hotel chain was an¬
Henderson, President of the Sheraton
of America.
luxurious $2,225,000
Mr. Henderson,
in
3,463,886
—V.
71
Corporation
The
taxes—
income
____
175, p. 2596.
Highway Inn Field—
nounced
operating
4,292,446
3,040,488
16,384,097
Other
Federal
Oil
Sheraton Corp. of America—To Expand Its
to
taxes___
27,407,108
5,356,590
Net
Rifle,
Seminole
'
underwriters
12,031
Chapman
2519.
p.
Solar
few
at
.
9,000
12,031
Moseley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
County, Colorado, in partnership
affiliate,
its
stock
550,497
common
15,000
S.
F.
conftpletion
the
and
Co
Higgirison
Merrill,
spending
a
The program over a
general
Dish
table
Co
Republic
Laurence
McCabe said.
Mr.
&
Co.
&
DOmlnick
The
This
of
amended
was
common
1955,
»
Brothers
Farwell,
Seminole Oil & Gas Corp.—Acquisition—
tions
following
Weld
Central
its
for
supermarkets,
holders
Incorporated
go
is engaged in the distribution of a specially designed
simultaneously
photographs
the individual and
his
security
purposes
for
banks,
department
stores,
factories and government agencies.—V. 181, p. 2124.
which
of
16,
company an$ the selling stockholders have
the aggregate number of shares of common
sell
the
incorporation
May
held.
Blair
should
company
identification
the
&
poses.
camera
to
Lehman
a
could be
camera,
issued
McCormick
of
—The company on June 2 publicly offered 299,700 shares
of common stock (par five cents) at $1 per share.
net
shares
on
part
Dean
Te
of
of
and
high speed
new
Security Electronics Corp., New York—Stock Offered
operated
certificate
number
White, Weld & Co., Lehman Brothers, and McCormick &
are
acting as Representatives, has severally agreed to purchase
aggregate number of shares set opposite its name below:
the
expected to double production and employment
Detroit plant which now employes 500 persons.—V, 181, p. 1882.
the
at
could
plans
in Detroit of $20,000,000.
42,370 shs.
1,201,264 shs.
From
From Selling
Company stockholders
growing
ever
the
for each share
in
Lee
the
42,71 shs.
whom
Co.
excellent
meet
were
agreed
set
at
to
Outstanding
63,711 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
.
Scott
value*
par
authorized
2,000,000
J.
for
1955,
the
to
Scott's newly acquired pulp and paper
plant is part of a long range plan to develop that plant into one of
Scott's
key manufacturing sites.
The Detroit division provides
an
means
($50
.
increase
1,000,000
into
operation in October.
The expansion program
stk.
White,
Detroit, Mich., as
way
at that plant
at
FINANCING
*$3,300,000
pref.
series
2360.
construction
under
PRESENT
TO
respectively and one 37/8% note in the amount of $900,000
payable In annual Installments of $100,000, the final such Installment
being due April 1, 1964.
in May—its first month of operation—
p.
of
$400,000
Fund, Inc.—Gross Sales—
181,
31,
Represented by two 3%% notes in the amounts of $1,600,000 and
$800,000 payable in annual installments of $100,000 and $50,000 re¬
spectively and final Installments on April 1, 1964, of $800,000 and
Springs,
Commission
to
March
revenues
*
the
projection
The
SEC
be
to
are
McCabe, President, on June 4 said that
Sheraton
Aviation, Inc.—Stock Sold—The recent pub¬
ended
operating
tCommon stock ($1 par value)
severally
Fund
new
$337,110.—V.
machine
Sheraton
offering of 100,000 shares of common stock
cents)
to
$6,000,000
corporation, it was announced on June 7, has arranged to
lic
this
of
Thomas B.
paper
Porter, Inc.—Note Placed Privately—This
place privately, through
months
other
debt
Scott Paper Co.—To Increase Capacity—
from
Roberts &
proceeds
net
term
Cumulative
operations.
Nuclear
&
Gross sales
on
year
history
The
mining
travel—will
Riddle Airlines jumped 22% in May over the same
and established the highest record for the month in
the company, Charles L. Hood, Vice-President—sales,
reported on June 8.
The all-cargo
airline carried 1,678,319 pounds between New York,
Florida and Puerto Rico compared with 1,378,597 pounds of freight
freight
month
Long
stock
of
Inc.—Air Freight Up 22%—
Riddle Airlines,
three
and
Authorized
on
Colo.
incident
Rich's, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Air
such as boxes,
bales,
place carload shipments or
in
\
the
sales
reported
CAPITALIZATION
May 26 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,959,500 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
offered
at
10
cents
per
share, through
Columbia
Securities
Co.,
company
Oklahoma and
offer¬
ing of 5,000 shares of common stock (no par) was made
on
June 2 by Robinson-Humphrey Co. at $18.75 per
share with a dealer's discount of 85 cents per share.
It was completed.—V. 181, p. 2123.
units
hold
to
9
share.
Oil Co., Inc., Colorado
Santa Fe Uranium &
Colo.^—Files With Securities and Exchange
a
operations.
mining
shipping
and
earnings of $706,818, equal to
sales equalled $29,051,757
and
by its fleet of trucks.—V. 181, p. 2359.
with
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 6,000,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at
five cents per share
through Lester Gould & Co., Inc., Denver,
Colo.
The net proceeds are
to be used to pay expenses incident to
The
at
jobbing operations, Pollock maintains warehouses in
Worth, Houston, Lubbock, Mercedes, San Antonio, and
A large percentage of Pollock's products are delivered
Texas.
famous
Rebel Oil & Uranium Co., Denver,
machine
one
paper
Fort
Dallas,
compatible
of
with
jobbing business.
plants for manufacturing wax paper are located at Dallas
and Houston, Texas; Atlanta, Ga.; Birmingham, Ala.; Columbus and
Middletown, Ohio.
Labels are produced at the Middletown plant.
Plants for the manufacture of folding cartons and set-up boxes ar^
located
at Dallas,
Fort Worth, and Mineral, Texas.
In connection
receivers
television
important technological developments and what is described
major change in television styling since the introduction
models and open-face consoles," were announced on June 8
featuring
mill
paper
a
reinforce
skids,
paper
program by the company
General David Sarnoff, Chairman of the Boards of this cor¬
poration and the National Broadcasting Co., Inc., on June 7 branded
as
utterly false and untrue a statement made by E. F. McDonald,
President of Zenith Radio Corp., that RCA sought to buy control of
Brig
Zenith's system of
operates
Ohio, for a production of a wide range of waxing and
specialty papers. It is also an importast manufacturer of set up fold¬
ing boxes and cartons, corrugated containers, and parafiin cartons
used in the packaging of food.
In addition, it does a substantial
He
America—Makes Denial—
Radio Corp. of
It
and
and
ship.
EARNINGS—or
Pollock's
The
Director,
industries.
other
bind
cartons
aboard
pany
Columbus,
SEC covering $300,000 of
offered
to
crates,
for the 42,000
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
Service Finance, Inc.,
sively
stockholders of Pollock will receive
managing underwriter, on May 18 announced
the closing of subscription books on the offering of 100,000 shares of
$4.24 cumulative preferred stock. See V. 181, p. 2518.
Public
offer of exchange
made by St. Regis. On the basis of the offer
369,999 common shares of St. Regis
outstanding common shares of Pollock.
Pollock Paper Corp., with sales in 1954 of approximately $33,000.000, is a leading manufacturer of waxed paper used in the baking
of
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Books Closed—
Giore, Forgan & Co.,
The
(2697)
Southern
Oyster Shell and its subsidiaries are principally engaged
and processing oyster shell for use in the manufacture
poultry feed, asphalt paving and lime.
It operates plants
Mobile, Baltimore, Maryland, and Morgan City, La., and a fleet
dredges, towboats and barges in t/he Gulf Coast area.
in
dredging
cement,
of
at
of
Proceeds
bonds
of
bank
erations
the
of
bond
new
issue
have
been
used
to
repay
$1,700,000
1964
due
previuosly held by New York Life, and a $2,000,000
proceeds of which were used in expansion of the op¬
Southern Oyster Shell.
loan,
the
of
added.
Corp.—Acquires Additional Properties.
Sabre Uranium
corporation has acquired approximately 14,350
properties in McKinley County, New Mexico,
President, announced on May 31.
In
addition to these properties, Sabre acquired 72
This
tional
in
the
acres
of addi¬
Hugh
Craigie,
mining
on
the basis of other proper^es being traded in
acquisition price was very favorable to Sabre.
exploration of these properties are already underway,
for
actual
should
drilling
commence
announcement added.—V.
within
$
sales____
sales
Canadian
—V.
181,
p.
——
$
s
$
2124.
Ltd.—Partial Redemptions-
redemption on June 15, 1955 $989,000
of 5% first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series A and $365,000 of the
4%%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds, series B both due April
15,
1972 at 100%
and accrued interest ip both cases.
Payment
in' Canadian currency will be made on the 5% bonds at any branch
In Canada of The Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Payment in United
States currency on the 4%%
bonds will be made at The Canadian
Bank of Commerce Trust Co., New York, N. Y.—V. 178, p. 2576.
have
been
called
St. Regis Paper
This
company
common
stock
for
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
on June
of
corporation
8
Pollock
announced that it has acquired all of the
Corp. of Dallas, Texas, as a result
Paper
in
May
made
Hotel,
West and
Ambassador
an
offer to purchase at $165 per
Inc., which owns the Sherman
Ambassador East.
tender of at least 51% of the
outstanding stock, will expire on June 14.
The management of Hotel Sherman, Inc., claiming control, on May
26
rejected the offer, but Ernest Henderson, President of Sheraton
Corp., claimed that the management group holds only about one-third
of
the outstanding shares, and that a large number of shares have
already been tendered under terms of the offer.—V. 181, p. 1443.
The
offer,
which
is
contingent
on
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Stock Offered—A group
headed jointly by White, Weld & Co., Lehman Brothers
and McCormick & Co. on June 8 offered publicly 160,000
shares of
common
the tota/1
Of
stock
(par value $1)
160,00 shares,
100,000
at $19.25
are
a
being is¬
by the company and the remaining 60,000
selling stockholders.
sued and sold
shares by
PROCEEDS—The
fnuds
for
use
for
company
additional
will add its proceeds initialy to general
facilities and for working capital.
plant
expenditures contemplated for 1955 include the com¬
pletion of a plant near Glenview, 111.; the initiation of a program
for improving andi enlarging rolling mill, strap finishing and related
facilities estimated to cost about $2,200,000;
and the acquisition ol
Major
capital
controlling inteerst
in the Canadian companies
that distribute
Signode products in Canada and manufacture related items.
a
company's principal business is the manufacture,
distribution of steel straping, metal seals and the
their application.
These products are used exten¬
BUSINESS—The
purchase ' and
tools required
for
share
per
share, common stock of Hotel Sherman,
share.
St. Lawrence Corp.
There
the
first
$1,229,563,
1955—20 Wks.—1954
136,676,087 125,381,231 667,804,002 613,787,491
13,497,925
12,246,869
63,431,505 57,235,443
Southern Production
For
Sales Up—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
Period End. May 21—
four
next
and
weeks, the
181, p. 208.
Safeway Stores Inc.—Current
Domestic
the
that
Sheraton
of the 250 cities now served by AT&T facilities."
This
that,
the
Plans
Jr., Sheraton Advertising Director, said: "Programs
closed circuit television ietwork can be piped to
Moore,
Makes Purchase Offer—
claims
acquistion of these properties almost doubles Sabre's acreage.
While Mr
Craigie failed to disclose the acquisition price, he did con¬
firm
the fact that it exceeded the amount of $400,000. He further
stated
the
over
any
Canoncito area.
The
area
Robert L.
The
71
or
was
part of
by various state
President,
son,
cents
reported
decline
$222,799,
quarter
per
for
the
Co., Inc.—Earnings Decline—
1955,
the
primarily due to
which
on
May
company
reported
share, a decline of 15%
first quarter of 1954.
resulted
a
from
regulatory bodies, it
Results of Well
The
of
net
income
of
from the 84 cents
reduction in crude oil income of
decreases in
was
allowables imposed
reported by Roy C. William¬
4.
Drilling Since Jan. 1—
has completed the drilling of a semi-wildcat well in
County, West Texas. The well, Oscar C. Rosson No. 1, in which
company owns an
undivided one-half interest, was drilled to a
company
Fisher
the
total
depth of 5,385 feet and has been completed as a Canyon sand
The well is located VA miles north of Sinclair Oil & Refin¬
mile north of the nearest
producer in the field. The well is located on a 640-acre tract in which
the company owns a 50%
interest.
In addition, the company owns a
14/60th royalty interest in the 160-acre quarter section on which the
Rosson well was drilled.
The second well on the company's acreage
will be drilled one-quarter mile to the northwest of the Rosson well.
In the Navarro Crossing field, Houston County, Texas, a gas well in
which the company owns a 53.5%
interest, has been completed in the
Woodbine sand and is producing from 5,820 feet to 5,825.
The well
indicated on potential test absolute open flow of 46 million cubic feet
of gas per day.
In Harrison County, Texas, in the Waskom field, the
J. W. Day No. 2 oil well, in which the company owns a 50% interest,
potentialed at 118 barrels per day.
A 6% interest is owned by the
company in a small gas well completed in
the North Lansing field,
producer.
ing Co.'s Sweetwater field discovery and one
Harrison
In
25%
Texas.
County, Miss.,
County,
Adams
interest
in
three
in
the Overton field, the company has a
oil wells with a total average daily
completed
barrels per well. In .ths Pistol Ridge field In Pearl
River
County,
Miss., the company's Pigford well, 75%-owned,
was
completed as the first producer from the lower Cretaceous sand in
potential
the
area.
of
172
;0
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2698)
In
Ifcas
St.
total
Parish",
Landry
the
in the North Cankton field,"
La.,
the drilling oi lis lJOVt -u„uca i^xinmo ino.
coin pie ieu
Sovereign Investors, Inc.—Assets 47% Higher—
company
o well
to a
As of May 31—
depth of 4,014 feet.
in
resulted
wells
Pive
•Wanner No.
in Stark
1
Net
completion
participated in the
has
company
oil
wells
have
have
weils
oil
in the
at
The
oil
The remaining lour
fovertoil area.
British
% bile,
Columbia,
another
lavoiab»e
more
before
conditions
wcamer
net
and
the
in
career
The
the
mannnota
briny deep.
.
Offshore Barge
drilled
No. 2
ater,
miles
lour
.'drilling
the
from
wed was drilled by the
was moved off location on
Lew
\ovk
operations' in
This
50
subsidiary
taxes—
Ctner
operating
taxes__
Net
operating
income
6,492,722
6,053,486
Pot
income
after
charges
5,687,729
20,155,817
18,894,254
for
tenner
&
Beane
and
each
joint managers of a syndicate
June 8 offered 60,00 shares oi 4.28% preferred
received
y angley & Co.
shares
for
with
4.32%
a
dividend:
W.
the
other
C.
-toll
used
be
to
The
bid
proceeds
from
tjie
the
of
part
pay
$100,555
naming
sqjie
of
cost
of
the
4.36%
a
tjie
I A expended
estimates
company
in
that
in
and $20,700,000
1955
for ail
1956
scares
of
construction.
otimducd
'he
population
and
ortheastern
Texas;
:
>3
counties
iervicfe
retail
at
will be approxi¬
$15,900,000 will
the
Cf
in
miles
square
At
176,859
located
with
Dec.
31,
customers
in
19
northwestern
for
the
operating
mortgage
in
151
in
have
assets
in
and
of
63
$25,607,800
and
called
PRESENT
Net
com¬
merger
75,000 shs.
—V.
office,
1450
2,266,800 shs.
•The mortgage indenture of the company provides that the aggreprincipal amount of all bonds of all series that may be out¬
standing shall
not
exceed
$100,000,000.
The
principal
amount of
each
particular series which may be outstanding is limited as set
fjrth in the indenture, as amended.
i
hares
to
be
purchased by
each
forth
set
are
Shares
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Dick
Corp.
Bros.
F.
Stroud
6,000
Hutzler
&
6.000
6,000
—
Merle-Smith
&
fialomon
Sponcer
6.000
6.000
The
Goodbody
—V. 181,
3,000
table
or
May
on
Co
June
of
29
Nathan
to
for
Straus-
corporation,
currently
has
Greene
plant
a
of
and
the
stockholders approval,
tne
shares
181,
redemption
stock
The
corporation
covering
effered
X
e
at
used
to
on
59,999
$5
per
pay
May
shares
share,
expenses
13
of
&
the
for
sale
of
letter
a
business.
rate
$25
of
incident
of
underwriting.
3,000
2.000
2.000
Corp.,
to
oil
notification
(par
The
operations
2,000
50
with
cents)
and
for
the
to
be
are
proceeds
to
working
Adrian,
used
be
to
equip
V.
the
Privately—The
Telephone
company
Co.—Securities
has placed privately
an
Sold
with the
issue of $2,000,000 3%%
first mortgage bonds due 1980, and with the New York
Life Insurance Co. and The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
an issue of 40,000 shares of $1.28 cumulative
preferred stock (par $25), the latter taking 10,000 shares.
The
V.
161,
proceeds
p.
are
to
be
used
to
2124.
pay
for
new
being
total
by
James
H.
Secretary-
sold
by
them,
56,000.
Increased Earnings—
23,
four
1955
share
accounting
net
income
of
shares
of
462.126
on
net operating
a
loss of
corresponding period ended
capital gain of $1,134,497
which took place on March
"lsa
was
the
for
April
per
a
Division,
ended
during
of
the
April 23,
the
r'55
Division
$2,708,574
were
corresponding
Glasfloss
periods
to
completed
the
of
1954
15,
March
next
Railways
air
the
o"
now
two
Trane's
being
1954,
day.—V.
178.
Orders
by
fleet
Santa
Fe
air
conditioning
"Hi-Levcl"
of
and
The
corporation
June
for
1,
$4.90
($50
trains
manufac¬
announced
jointly that Santa Fe
equipment for the 47 e*rs in the five-train,
the Budd Company for delivery in 1956.—
filed
registration
a
stock,
stated
be
listed
of
Transcontinent
series
to
are
shares
plus
being made^Afc,.
N. Y.—V. 181,
of
common
series
stock
all
share
Co.,
ccmpan'es
by
covering $2 625,000
1955,
Employees
par
system
passenger
Trane
conditioning equipment.
new
built
Cooling Equipment—•
drv-ooeralinq
new
2128.
p.
The
50c
1955
Fe
compact,
a
23
$2 55
6,
of
Transcontinenta! Gas Pipe Line Corp.Securities and Exchange Commission—
50.000
statement
shares
issued
stated
by
the
SEC
on
of
value).
cumulative
No
preferred
cumulative
shares
new
stock
preferred
of
company
the
company under the Thrift Plan.
The
est"mated maximum number of presently
the
represent
with
participations in the Thrift Plan
together with 91,305 shares of its
1,
value), and 26,250 shares
($100
-Registers With-
outstanding shares which could be purchased under t'ne Thriit
during the first five years of its operation.—V. 181, p. 2288.
The
Plan
cushion
new
of
use
it
all
divisions
Reynolds
currently
are
Spring
of
New
t
Limited,
York
tax
par
value
under
the
no
incorporated
waivers
Province of Ontario,
are
common
Co.
purchase
was
required
and Dominion
co-transfer
from
a^ent
be
This
to
June
on
finance
1
sale
equipment, and to supplement
financing. Russell R. Campbell
of
Midwest
operations.—V.
its
factoring
has
181,
been
the
State
An
agreement
portion
of
construction costs.—
the
Gas
Transmission
has
been
assets
of
reached
The
Bay
for
of
formation
of
New
in
company,
and
its
of
Time-
Stone
&
recently
Webster
purchased
by Mr. Bay
this
The properties
producing
Colorado
other
at
to
properties
and
Corp.,
company
Denver,
of
located
Orleans.
$19,000,000.
Corp.
of
and
Springbank
common
stock
and
by Tennessee
Colo.,
expenditures
by
facilities
of
cost
of
be
would
be
located!
Mississippi,
56,000
Ten¬
horsepower.
for
a
new
supply
gas
filed
payments
amendment
an
covering
Plan
the
in
s
C
and
on
additional
an
and
700,000
100,000
Co.,
New
and
York,
registrar
June
700
2,
With
1955,
to
Commonwealth
Theoretical
Theoretical
Units,
anc£
Units.—V.
130,.
Appointed—
N.
Y.
has
$6,000 000
for
Uranium Co.,
May
on
16
filed
1,
been
appointed!
principal
amount
1976.
Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
letter
a
of notificatiion
with
the
SEC
3,000,000 shares of
cents
share
per
Fred
2
more
t^an
proposal
a
of
Oil
Gas
&
Bay
include
to
Co.
Petroleum
oil
Tennessee
late
and
gas
Gas
will
Co.
D.
of
Fagg,
May 31
on
Gurney
California—Fagg
Jr.,
was
President
elected
Newlin.—V.
181,
of
to the
The
sale
a
Director—
University of
Southern
of directors, succeeding:
Copolymer Plant—
Rubber
of
Texas,
Producing Facilities Disposal Commission on May 25
it had signed a contract with this
company for the
government-owned
GR-S
copolymer
plant
at
Baytown,
that
announced
price
the
board
1921.
p.
United Carbon Co.—To Buy
it
principally in Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma,
two refineries, one at Denver and the
The
C
Trust
comnanv
10
the
subject
of
to
the
$7,153,000
approval
represented
of
the
the
Attorney General.
The sales
highest amount offered for the
plant.
The
Commissiion received nine proposals to purchase the
plant.
May 19, the Goodyear Synthetic Rubber Corp, withdrew its bid.
May 25, the Thiokol Chemical Corp. withdrew its bid.
The
plant
is
the
25th
of
27
facilities
On
On
to be sold.
One
plant, an
Ky., was leased, and no bids
copolymer plant at Institute, W. Va. Under
the law. it will remain in standby for three
years.
Congress has 30 days in which to review the sale of the Baytown
plant after the Commission formally reports to Congress on the sale.—
alcohol
were
Gas
estimated
Louisiana,
821.
p.
Trust
agent
Union Oil
a
associates.
be acquired
Wyoming,
New
approximate
shares
180,
company
of
Bankers
Acquis.
liquidation
Securities
the
and his
FPU
enable
to
common stock
(par 3 cents) to be offered!
through Western States Investment Co., Tulsa.
Okla., The net proceeds are to be used to
pay
expenses incident to
mining operations.
%•
receivable
accordingly will go forward.
Bay Petroleum formerly was headed by Charles Ulrick Bay as Presi¬
dent and Board Chairman.
Mr. Bay is a former United States Ambas¬
sador to Norway.
owned
gathering
statement
Plan
Two Jay
York,
Vice-President
as
meeting of Bay Petroleum stockholders on June
the outstanding shares were voted in favor of
the
the
horsepower
statfons
Total
would
general mortgage bonds due June
was
of
Texas,
capacity
of. 4'%%
in
announced on June 4 by Gardiner Synionds, President of
Tennessee
Gas, and Chester Clark, a Vice-President of Stone & Webster Securities
Corp. and President' of Bay Petroleum Corp.
a
in
total
paying
the
Petroleum
Trunkline.
with
16,000
income-producing
Co.—Proposed
to
of
existing
26000 Corp., New York—Trustee
The
Dr.
sale
application
an
total
a
three
trustee,
at
accounts
appointed
the
for
investment
The
and
of
2129.
p.
1921.
p.
filed
install
system
Their
area.—V.
Indentures
$100,000
Industries,
Ontario, Canada.
of
purchase
or
for
miles
24
sell' additional
Switson
Act
the
announced
the
sppnt
registration
Fund
"
corporation
Division
Commission
and
to
Trusteed Funds, Inc., Boston,
Mass.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Forms New Division—
The
its
of
Illinois.
Coast
covering
Sales
it
$18,700,000, including about $1,000,-
Gulf
Canada.
of
route
and
to
000
■
its
stock of
Companies
Power
stations
enable
Pipe Line Co.
tim°.
to
Federal
to
company also plans to build about 24 miles of pipeline parallelingsections of its existing system in Texas. Total estimated
cost of the
Trunkline project is approximately
for
been, appointed
Eastern
...t
the
compressor
system
The
(Canada)—Co-transfer Agent
has
Panhandle
authorization
the
nessee,
running
This
processes
to
new
transmission
proposed new facilities is $3,714,000.
Trunkline's eight proposed new compressor stations
along
annually.
its
applied
Panhandle's
and mechanical
Co, in October,
1954. Stubnitz
major factor in the automotive cushion
of
May
compressor capacity
at
the additional gas from
take
to
to
its
requesting
seat
Build New Pipeline—
in
to construct eight
oa«t_or)C]j0
,
Gas Co.—To
company
additional
"
Bank
liquidate
New York Life Insurance Co.
and
70.000;
Bolesk.v,
W.
shares
of
report
23c
periods
heating and
of
180,
Mich.—Stock
a
base.
The
96%
States
four
May
stock
per
Payment is
New York 18,
Corp.,
acquired as part of the
company's chemical division.
broaden
At
Capital.
Southwestern
the
89,600>
the
outstanding shares.
BoRsky, Fresident,
D.
Rossell
ended
to
there
was
Fe
cn
ordered
fleet
Spring
a
Sales
million
the United States of
3,000
.
Co.
Securities
stock
common
448.000
John
51,800,
ClaT.oss
Co.—Santa
revealed
has
of
corporate purposes.
the cushion seat spring
Reynolds
spring
of
will
other
Switson Industries, Ltd.
3,000
Co.—,
Corp., Muenster, Tex.—Files
filed
without
and
number
and
sales
It
fcaiua
_e
Officials
new
out
2519.
p.
June
on
$102.50
at
share,
Broadway,
Spring
acquisition
Tennessee
f EC
t
California,
Southwestern Petroleum
the
are
Vice-President,
subsidiaries
1
$2,663,075
share.
was
out¬
2584.
p.
of
64.750;
1954
the
Development
act
Stubnitz Greene Spring
3,000
Grnnbery. Marache & Co
Ohio
with
the
of
2520.
p.
Trar»e
27 will
Stock¬
companies.
on
3,000 !
&
Co., Inc.,—
T'iask
of
2246.
proceeds
Inheritance
below:
Shores
&
Stetson
Co
number
S. Smlthers & Co
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—
Wood, Struthers & Co
&
the
Gregory & Sons
R. W. Pressprich
6,000
Union Secuirties
and the
/
Fen-
Beane
&
ner
in
All
20%
764.
p.
rate
purchases
181,
per
Seat
60,000 shs.
2.500,000 shs.
the
share
Tims, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A recondary offer¬
ing of 27,100 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
on
May 31 by Qiore, Forgan & Co. and Hornblower &
Weeks at $50 per share, with a dealer's discount
of $1.15
Corporation has been manufacturing cushion
spring for trucks, passenger cars, and buses
sin'ep 1935 and has
paid regular quarterly dividends totaling 50 cents a
year since 1950,
the year the stock was first
publicity owned. Sales from 1948 through
1953 averaged over $6,500,000
annually.—V. 170, p. 2337.
25,000 shs.
includ¬
of
all
The
its
the
the
with
gas
ings
(includ¬
names
applica¬
per
statement
shares.
constitute
and
blocks
50,000,
Jan.
In
inc uded
natural
to
Outstanding
-
UNDERWRITERS—The
reg straiioa
a
common
Bolesky,
equivalent
of
f-r
sale*
which
of
division is directing its efforts
coating a variety of materials,
such
as,
steel, glass, paper, and textiles, with a protective liquid
vinyl coating.
This coating may be transparent, opaque, or in color,
and
different
textures, such as
leather, may be /simulated.
This
process
had wide commercial
application and holds/,'future promise
lor
diversifying and expanding Stubnitz Greene
Springes present earn¬
FINANCING
/
value $10 per share
par
$1
15, 1954.
turers
for
per
sale
on
at
income
net
ing premium)
stock,
both
meet
$26,000,000.—V.
preferred
cents
1954.
authority
seat
$47,900,000
shares
record
will
President
Upon
of
excess
24,
industry.
commercial elec¬
proposed
and
is
the
compared
"Staco"
names
which
pipeline
•'
ing premium)
4.28%
series—60,000
par
own
F.
168,000,
irnn
companies, and various types of miscellaneous diversiiied
Spring Corp. became
no
200,000 shs.
series—75,000 shares
4.65% series—25,000 shares
immon
shares.
common
facilities
5%
is
April
Privately—Maurice Stubnitz, (President; on June 3
thbt the: uompany had privately shift
50,000
shares of its common stock through Golkin. &
Co., New
York City. •
/
",'?v>/; aa''"-
value
par
iiled
largest
shares.
banning
•announced
an
counties
furnishes
bonds
stock, cumulative,
$100 per share
C
Sperans,
Also
V. eferred
at
stock of Standard- Factors
common
continuing
Greene
TO
company's
stock
C,mmon stock outstanding.
This compares with
$93.3n0. eouh'alcnt to ?rc per share for the
electronic
the
on
of
spring
EFFECT
70 030
Trunkliue
1954.
Louisiana
Authorized
•"^frst
the
ractors,
Stubnitz
that
GIVING
vote
of
spring
of
now
the
Harold
company
106,074,
variable
and
electronic
trade
the
in
Stockholders
electric
revenues
7
$1
Us
outstanding
Vice-President,
Sold
$5,077,375.
CAPITALIZATION
This
periods
commenced
announced.
company's
With
12
the
the consolidation
the company had total electric
and net income of $4,886,135.
In
months ended March 31, 1955, the
$25,024,272
other
and
known
will
29
held.
on
The
company
the
of
common
Roofing Co., Inc.—Reports
working
for
approximately
sales)
of
under
Straus-Duparquet also
dividends
2164
pp.
1954,
year
share
and
The
Corp.—Filing Withdrawn
fil.ng
construction.
Oklahoma.
report
showed
company
to
-
areas-
Arkansas.
the
of
revenues
unaudited
rn
rural
parishes
three
in
EARNINGS—For
operating
electric< service
adjacent
western
in
25,000
approximately -491,000.
of
supplied
company
immunities
<
about
of
area
an
June
of
and
w. o
of
shares;
Tilo
Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
June
company recently
3!/2%
cumulative
its
accrued
BUSINESS—Company is a public utility engaged in generating, dis¬
tributing and selling electric energy and is qualified to do business
i
Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas. Territory served by the
comprises
will
The
construction
its
holders
respectively,
Sterling- Drug, Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
5
company
relays
well
are
(50%
sold
are
Samuel .R.
merger,
finance
prise
dividend.
preferred
company's
the cost of
I rogram for the period Jan, 1, 1955 to Dec. 31, 1956,
mately $36,000,000. It is estimated that a total of
I srogram.
the
supplied
directors,
Treasurer,
financing. Nathan Straus-Duparquet, a leading producer and distributor
of food service
equipment, also is ". major supplier of furniture, china,
glass, silverware, carpets, linens and draperies. The combined enter¬
Jackson & Curtis ( jointly ), $100.76;
$100,195; Harfiman:Ripley & Co. Inc., $100,151;
Brothers
Lehman
PROCEEDS—Net
thai
prospectus lists nine selling stockholders, including four officers
Germany,
oi
Standard
Factors,
a
specialized finance company, is engaged in
financing accounts receivable; installment1 sales and consumer credit
obligations; factoring; direct personal loans; rediscount financing for
Weld & Co. and Kidder, Pe'abory & Co.
(jointly); $100,139;
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Stone & Webster Securities Corp. (jointly),
and
employs
and
company
would
have
outstanding
1,144,880
common
total authorized amount of 2.500,000 shares.
YOiite,
t. J 00.047.
May
on
89,600
issued
are
210,000
a
and Paine, Webber,
7he First Boston Corp.,
in
*.e.l
298,000 shares of
withdrawn.—V. 181, p. 1717,
The
In
components in almost every
application,—V. 181, p. 2360.
on
Nathan
standing 492,300
value), at a price of $100,904
per share, to yield 4.20%.
The group was awarded the
issue at competitive sale on June 7 on a bid of $100,405
per share.
were
and
fixed
and
which
right to vote
of
Standard
rtock (cumulative, $100 par
bids
issue
and
basic
are
common
the
Duparquet,
Union Securities Corp. are
Five
recent
at
corporation
The
an
Ohio
in
feet
square
sales)
sales)
oi
stockholders
holders
on
on
1945,
Duparquet will receive two shares of
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—Preferred Stock Of¬
which
February
15,000
of
electrical
and
The
15,620,579
Pierce,
Symonds
suboidinated deben¬
amendment.
this corporation and Nathan Straus-Duparquet,
Inc/ A was-, announced
by Theodore If. gilbert, President.
Under the terms, of the merger, stockholders of Nathan Straus-
have
Lynch,
in
Standard Factors
17,065,611
5,167,799
and
coveii-.g
ares
2i34.
(par 25 cents) at $2 per
incorporated
was
manufacturers
(25%
"Adjust-A-VoR '
tronic
—V. 180, p. 2040.
fered—Merrill
stock
common
leases
company
Transformers
$
129,897,134 118,775,700
26,307,958
79,909,024
76,151,045
5,287.449
19,586,995
16,076,663
3.123,753
10,245,293
9,482,436
3,331,735
7- octeral
share.—V. 181, p.
publicly cfferiug
aie
Mr.
out.Finding shares of tne company; and they are to be offered for
pub.ic sale by the holders thereof through McDonald & Company. The
public o/icting price and underwriting terms are to be
40,400,887
27,779,822
6,224,079
____
been
Tills
persons.
The
and
■
Cny,
Dayton
ponents (25%
$
$
issue
SEC
.
1,
announced
properties through!
Therm-O-Disc, Inc., Mansfield, O.—Registers With SEC
to he delivered to the office
York 5, N. Y.,. by 3 P. M.
or rejection w.ll be mailed
1951, the company purcnased a
loO.OOO square foot, plant in Dayton where approximately
250 people are
now, employed,
A wholly-owned subsidiary Standard
Products Co., Inc. of Kato Key,
Puerto Rico, ' was lounded in 1953.
1955—3 Mas.—1954
1955—Month—1954
$
St.,
$S2.50 per
•BUSINESS—Company -'
the
rig
s
$3..5
his
previously
gas
development,
■
FROCEEDS,—The net proceeds are expected to be used
capital in connoctlon wita. we expected increase in sales;
site of
43,878,953
to
14D,5tO shares of
Southwestern Bell Telephone—Earnings-
-
Jan.
from $74.50
transformers
period End. Mar. 31—
or
the
2626.
p.
announced
w
has
sub¬
& Co. also stated that pufulia-ie for its
1950 in the over-the-counter market had
Barney
since
account
lb'io
aue
to
s
Smith,
and
share.
Ci Louisiana.—V.
Operating revenues
Operating expenses
thares
and
l.
share.
of
well for Pure Gil Co, in the East Cameron area off the coast
181, p. 1604.
a
25,000
acceptance
of
purchase
the
Standard Electrical Products Co., Dayton, Ohio—Stock
second well for Humble, in 45 feet of
tire first well.
The barge is now
a
"
than
Offerect—o. D. Funer & Co. and Vermiiye brothers, both
13.
.April
Notices
28/
exploration
oy
Industries, Inc.—Debentures Sold—The
end
which is owned and operated by The Offshore Company,
subsidiary of Southern production Co., Inc., found oil for
the Humble Oil & Refining Co, in hs initial contract drilling venture
}:t the Gulf or Mexico.
The oil well, 0niicd by Offshore Barge No. 2,
Pi Humble Well J-l, located on S«ate Lease 804, 10 miles off the coast
of Grand Bid;. Louisiana.
The well was drilled in 55 feet of'water.
Offshore Barge No. 2 is: capable of dr.h»ng in up to 100 feet of water.
The
tenders for
more
The company reported that certain trusts holding outstanding stock
this series expect to tender an aggregate of, 11,060 shares at $34
ranged
barge,
and
invited
7
not
New
of
at-
...
>
3
It
sea-gomg
.
Drilling commenced on March
?-arg«i to a oeprh of 8,285 feet.
of
are
June
with
liuss
used to pay expanses iaciueuc to min.ag,
Smith, ; Barny & Co,,? 14 Wall
on
line
Texts Uranium Development
June
on
ret.rcment
about July
■F1%-owned
■
to be
are
181,
in
100% and accrued interest, through
Kidder, Pcabody & Co., Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. and
& Co. and associates, was
qMck.y oversub_cribed.
—See details in V. 181, p. 2626.
with the SEC
nMilieadcn
oi
operations.
company
(EOT)
own
2,
kwr
a
of
per
No.
li.ec
cumulative preference stock.
The tenders, which are irrevocable,
drilling platform
recently commissioned at Orange, Texas, has successfully launched its
Barge
tures
tion
The
Offshore Barge Successful in First Venture—
Ofishore
13
May
on
as*
Is
expanding its oil and
Ottering oi $6,000,090 4.60%
puonc
Colo.—
Co., Denver,
Oil
&
Security & Exchange Commission—
proceeds
gas
sequent
been abandoned,
an indicated gas
at
B-13
well—the
awaiting
tempting completion.
rxiscovery—is
1
Moberly R*ver bars
well at South Alcan,
well
a
Gas
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co.—Tenders Invited'—
Bocky Mountain House area jn February under the Canadian Atlantic
Agreement, drilling on the second v/ell in the Ferner field on the Rocky
?fountain House project has been completed. The well has produced on
preliminary test at the rate ot Ida >j~. tv»s ot 43 gravity oil per day.
A second well on the CoaLpur project in Alberta was drilled to a depth
of 7,44,0 ieet and abandoned as ury.
■'i.i..
In
Texis
Uranium,
Gas of
well
as
pointed out.—V.
$*.13
3,000,000 shares of common stock (par l cent) to be Offered
10 tetus per share though Daggett Sccur/tics, Inc., Newa.k, N. J.
where the company completed a discovery oil well in the
Aibcrta,
share
per
The company
been
pleted at West Verio, al;.o in the
■»eus were
ury and abandoned.
In
Sjjo.2'0
covermg
in Western
area
SI,4JO,668
—
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
~T
acquisition
j.eu..essee
parenas5
1779.
p.
Files With
Not¬
both in the Southeastern part, ot the Province. Three
completed in the,Bat.;u)ri fund in the Posterton
Saskatchewan. A sm>ii discovery well has. been com¬
field,
tingham
in the Alicia field and, rffo
completed
been
value
131,
Sovereign
through its 20%
interest in tiie program with ^oconylacuum Oil Co. of Canada, Ltd,, and Woodley Canadian Q*i Co.
Three
13
a..,etS_
asset
—V.
wells
ni
net
proposed
policy o;
1951
With Texota Oil Co.
the
Saskatchewan,
holes, one of which was the Prank J.
North Dakota, which was drilled under
dry
County,
toe company's contract
In
Total
The
1955
.
.
■
.
V.
butadiene
received
180,
p.
on
plant
the
at
Louisville,
GR-S
2342.
(Continued
on page
54)
Volume ! El -Number 5437
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
;..
'
"Name of Company
Consolidated
Dividend announcements
tables.-
In
nounced
a
the
first
are
all
the
during the current week.-Then
dividends
Consolidated
Ltd.
secohd
Aero via s
7%
Slid* Americana
preferred A
Share
-- '•
Aetna Insurance Co.
Air Control Products
(quar.)__
*
Radio Corp.
(quar.)
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—
f
(Quarterly from
Alamo
Iron
Algemene
6c
shares
American
4
Vi %
i
6%
(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
Anchor
Precision,
5Vi%
7-1
6-13
6-
87Vic
6-30
$1.25
7-15
6-30
8-
7-
Art
55c
37Vic
preferred
Extra
Class
5c
7-28
2
56'Ac
9-
1
Biltmore
(quar.)
6-15
6-30
50c
$1
Hats,
7-
(quar.)
jlOc
7- 2
7- 2
A
Stock
1
Briggs
Mfg.
7-
2
2
6-14
20c
7-15
Bruce
(E.
1
6-15
7- 2
6-10
3%%
$17 Vic
tlOc
7-15
7-15
7-15
1
(quar.)_
7-15
t50c
7-
(quar.)
25c
1
8-15
7-15
6%
preferred
60c
6%
7-15
General
(quar.)
common.
7-15
6-28
7-
Class
6-28
6-15
i_«
Bush
Mfg., 5 % non-cum. preferred
4Vi% conv. preferred (quar.)
-
Butler's,:*Inc.,.
'
~
Canadian
Cleaner
Jt
!
•
4.20%'': preferred
,
W.)
(J.
Central
-
J20c■;
^ $1.15
'Laundry <fc
for^-each
lOO
preferred
*
v
preferred
A
7-1
^
$1.05
(
8- 1
7- 1
r-
7-
*
6-30
6-15
62 Ac
6-30
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
$1.02Vi
(quar.)
-
7-
1
6-17
$1.02Vi
7-
1
6-17
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18%
7-
1
6-17
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.20
7-
1
6-17
to
held
be
proposal
stock
Central
July
on
Chicago
.
Pasco
Pneumatic
Cincinnati
St.
6%
6-15
6-30
6-15
68c
6-30
Pacific
RR.
6-29
$1.50
7-26
7-
1
1
4.80%
8-
1
Finance,
$1.50 codv.
6%
class A
preferred
preferred
Radio
7- 1
50c
6-29
6-29
class
Hew
$2.75
Co.,
B
new
7-
6-17
7- 1
6-17
7-
1
37Vic
7-
1
6-20
15c
7-
1
6-20
class A
(initial).—35c
7-29
35c
7-29
.
preferred (we believe this
called for redemption)
issue
7-15
Baking Co., common (quar.)
partic. preferred (quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
7-1
6-15
Columbus
&
Southern
Ohio
Electric
International,
Connecticut
Fire
Insurance
Door
&
(quar.)
preferred
be
held
on
June
partic.
preferred
class
of
Co.
North
Nickel
America
Co., 4%
Co.
$4.80
preferred
Ironite,
Island
$6
Bakeries,
of
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
Canada, Ltd.—
Inc.
Creek
(quar.)
—
—
Coal,
preferred
Jacobsen
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
Mfg.
common
(increased)
(quar.)—
Co.
(quar.)
J
.
6-23^
dividend
7-15
6-24
6-30
Jefferson
7- 1
6-10
Julian & Kokenge Co.
Kaiser
Custodian
Steel
Corp.,
Fund
$1.46 pfd.
—
(quar.)
the
at
com.
Mfg.
A
Co.,
Falls,
Maid
Gas
15o
#-15 A. #- 1
'
7-15
•.
7- 1
7-15
6-15
''
50c
7-1
< 56 !Ac.,
..
.
.
i-
■
A
,
*
*
f
*-
■
(quar.)
7- 1
7-1
6>-30
7-1
.
6-15*
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-30
-
of
to split
holders
preferred
Muehlebach
ticipate preferred
*
(quar.) '
at
rf'Mutei^ Company- (directors-again
'-payment
5%
Mutual Investment Co;
(5c
i
omitted
a
and
net
Corp.__
w
Quarterly
New
Y.
10c;/"
60c />
25c
25c '
i\2lMc
,
50c
—
System
(quar;)
preferred
No-Sag
Spring
7-15
9- 1
7- 4
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
8-22
6-27
7- 1
6-17
6-17
6-17
Co.
6-13
Carolina
Rayon, $3 pfd.
RR.. 7%
gtd.
(s-al
Mfg. Co., common—
preferred (quar.)_
—
Sand, 6% preferred
—
—
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
&
preferred
(quar.)
7- 6
7- 1
6-15
$33
30c
$2.50
8c
75c
—
7-15
62'Ac
(quar.)
j._"
6-10
7- 1
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-11
7-11
7-1
6-20
7-11
6-24
7-J
6-15
6-10
7-1
6-15
6-14
Panhellenic House Association.—
Philadelphia
preferred (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers Ltd.—
6%
redeemable preferred
6-16
Pickering
Lumber,
Piedmont
&
common
new
Northern
Ry.
(initial)—.
(quar.):
-
_____
(quarterly of 21c
from ordinary income and a year-end of
98c from capital gains)
1—
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis
Pine
Street
Fund,
25c
6-22
6- 8
$1
7-20
7- 5
$1.19
6-24
6-14
$2.50
15c
75c
10c
7-20
7-15
7-1
6-30
6-16
6-20
Inc.
-
6-16
6-15
9-15
12-15
4-2-56
3-15
8- 1
7-12
1
7-12
(
quar.)
(quar.)_\l
(increased
RR.
Screw Co." (quar.)___;__.
Insurance Co. (quar.).
Phillips
Phoenix
7-5
6-17
6-17
6-17
6-17
Mulllken
Trenton
6-30
Transportation—
Suburban
5%
&
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-10
6-15
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-30
$1
$1.10
$1.12'A
$1.18%
32'Ac
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
Light, common
6-14
6- 6
0-16
6-15
7-21
$3
Orange & Rockland Electric, common
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Pacific Lighting, $4.40 preferred (quar.)
Power
6"17
7- 2
6-16
7- 6
7- 1
8- 1
7-15
7- 1
7-1
75c
75c
$3.50
10c
12'Ac
60c
25c
(quar.)
River
6-17
1
$50c
25c
—
6-28
U?5c
(quar.)
(quar.
(quar.)__:—
North
Phila
6-1+
6-20
6-20
—
Ltd.
American
Pettibone
"
7-15
7-1
American Aviation
5%
6-30
7- 1
25c
$1.12'A
___—
(quarj
North
$4,50
6-17
6-16
7-1- 6-16
$1.50
Co.
Weaving,
North
Pacific
v 6-21
Rosarlo Mining Co.—
Honduras
6-15
5%
6-'27
6-30
6-39
Gas & Electric Association—
(quar.)
York Trust
Ohio
~Jfi 6-1$^
6-29 '/V 6-17
22'Ac
■ (quar.>—_—
Interim
Oberman
6:20
17'Ac
Electric
convertible
Si
/
^
(quar.)
England
4'A %
N.
-
—
;
*; Nehl Corp.
7-15
8- 1
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
10- 1
1-3-56
*
.
~
from
5c
National Terminals Corp.
Wire
t$1.73
30c
25c
$1.20
10c
37'Ac
$1.50
10c
10c
10c
10c
6- #/ >•*'5-16
.
income)-
(quar.)
National Tool Co.'Mquar.)
/ National Union Fire Insurance
(Pittsburgh)
•
Common
6-15
6-15
;
.-
•*;
(F. E.\ Sc Bros.—-,.—i
Myers
3,1 Nachman
,
'
of America
capltaFgains
from
'i*investment
<
New England
6-30
6-30
6-17
1
7- 1
/ 7-
par¬
company-*■ "
the common shares!
on-
Niagara
7- 2
7- 2
7-15
7-15
7- 1
7-15
7-»15
"
.
7-1
6-14
6-14
6-14
■
6-17
6-22
..
6-20
6-20
6-15
6-15
tl2'Ac
t$l
62'Ac
t$l
7-1
6-30
8)
Muskegon Motor Specialties Co.— - -.*> —
v •/
;;;
$2 clasfe A convertible preference (quar.)r-- •'••'•; 50c y
6-30
6-30
7- 2
7-15
30c
$1
$1.05
$1.15
'1
25c
t$l
-
payment
meeting held on June
.
$1.75
-.'■•; 5c '
6c
—_______—
Products, com.
(Directors took no action on the
$1.25
$1.37'A
tl2'Ac
*20c
t30c
—
8
common
(quar.)
Brewing Co.
(G.)
6-20
7- 5
6-20
6-20
6-14
7-20
6-15
6-15
6-15.
6-15
6-15
company
the
(quar.)
preferred
6- 8
-
(quar/
above
approved a
stocks so as
one
additional share for'
each four held, subject to the Alabama /
Public Service Commission approval.
Molybdenum Corp. of America-(quar.)
Monarch Mortgage & Investment, Ltd
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.— /
'• 1.
6%
6-24
"6-20
' 6-20
6-20
<• 6-15
'*6-20
'6-20
6-11
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7%
_
35c /^ 6!-30
$1
' 6-30
*J 6-30
—.
(quar.)
common
Mount Clemens Metal
''•
.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
plan
give
6- 3
6-15
•*
(quar.)
prior preferred
Corp.
Service,
Directors
*
: v
7%
preferred
6-
6-10
6-30
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
8- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
15c
10c
56'Ac
$1.75
10c
25c
22'Ac
$1.22'A
$1.12'A
$1.18%
(quar.).
common
4.50%
*
6- 8
6-13
6-30
7'Ac
quar.)
(quar.)
4.90%
6-20
S-20
6-20
6-20
6-20 >
6-20
6-17
6-14
9-20
933Ac
6-30
$1.06'A
6-30
,$1.12'A
6-30
$1:37'A V
6-30
$1.37Mi
' 6-30
50c
7- 1
50c
6-27
5c
6-30
v
$1.75
10- 1
(increased
common
convertible
Mobile
6-10
7-9
6-17
6-27
35c
—
Mississippi Valley Gas
,
6-10
Company
R.R.
Plastic
Pond
Wire
Creek
Portable
6%
Price
I...
(s-a)
&
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Electric Tools,
preferred
(T.
(From
Cable
Pocahontas
R.)
common
7- 8
6-30
$3
6-30
6--0
income).
26c
6-29
b- »
(quar.)
35c
6-15
6- 4
50c
9-10
8-10
(quar.)
Growth
ordinary net
(resumed).
—
Stock
Fund
39c
—
(quar.)
on
6-30
6-15
10c
Minute
6-13
7- 1
8-1
;
10c
Corp.
Stock
action
no
A
Controls
&
Class
6-15
6-15
2<^
Quarterly
Jarecki
7-11
1
7- 1
8- 1
6-13
—
Publishing (quar.)__
$4.75
preferred (quar.)__^
International Telephone & Telegraph
40c
$5c
7-
7- 5
7- 5
,
7%
Interstate
,
special meeting
20 on a proposed
A
$1.37Vi
$12.50
25c
(initial)^
payments
took
Miller-Wohl,
6-10
6-17
6-17
6-15
6-15
a
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
6-17
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
liquidating
pfd. (quar.)
Ltd
(Hartford)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
50c
■
Commonwealth Water Co., 5%%
15c
25c
Meredith
& Co.
& Co., $1.50 pfdT (s-a)
class
*40c
50c
—
_____—
Quarterly
25c
25c
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
(quar.)
H.)
(Directors
and
(quar.)
(J. Ray)
(F.
/tlOc
(quar.)
4%
7- 1
12Vic
Participating
6-30
7- 1
preferred
New
(quar.)_
Quarterly
68%c
7-20
15c
75c
6-30
distribution not to
exceed $6. An initial partial liquidating
distribution of $4 was paid on June 7.
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
is
Columbia
Commonwealth
B
to
7-15
'
(quar.).
Stockholders will vote at
6-20
:—
(quar.)
common
par)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Industrial Development Co.—
>
1
50c
being
50c
A
International
6y«c
(initial
Gas,
International Milling
7-11
t$l
4%
McGraw
6- 3
7-22
15c
25c
311Ac
62'Ac
;
($50 par) (quar.)——
Field Material Co., Inc.—
Oil
Insurance
(quar.)..
(quar.)
(quar.).
Inc.
preferred
4%
6-15
6-15
7Vic
6-24
tlOc
tlOc
45c
,
—
4.20%
conv.
10%c
(quar.)
common
Imperialle Fuels Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)
—
Indianap<dis Power &c Light, com. (quar.)—
6-14
37Vic
6-17
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
Inc.
meeting held on June 31 —
Trucking, class A (Increased)
.
(quar.)
Natural
Class
Telephone—
(quar.)
E.)
preferred *($25
further
(convertible to July 6)—_
Clary Corp., common
5 Vi % -preferred
(quar.)
7-8
6-20
40c
(quar.)..
Y.)- (quar.).'—_
(N.
5M»% preferred (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., class A
7-20
(quar.)
8-1
6-30
15c
preferred
5%
preferred—
Entire issue called for redemption on July
11 at $21 per share plus this dividend
Collins
Shoppes,
Houston
Co.—
(Dayton, Ohio), com.
preferred (quar.)
6-17
,
(see Rubinstein Helena)—-
5%
6-17
$2
Bell
6-17
7-14
(quar.)
5%
6-17
7-
$1.13
Controller,
Coastal
(Walter
Houston
1
7-
75c
—
_—
4'A % Referred
4%:> preferred
Hot
6-17
37 Vic
common
7-14
5c
(J.
Millers
^
6-15
37Vic
non-cum.
Clark
6-30
62Vic
Paul &
Tool,
Suburban
Quarterly
City Railway
22Vic
(quar.)
6-17
-
Insurance
Helena Rubinstein
6.40%
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal RR.
&
''
directors
(quar.).,
preferred (s-a)
Cincinnati
,
three-for-two
a
common
Corp.
preferred
4%
a
(quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee,
$3
on
7- 1
7-15
$6'Ac
17»Ac
,
:
Green"(Da&ieiy Co.
Class
(quar.)_
preferred
Cerro De
>
^' Hanovor-Fire
Huttig Sash
preferred
5.44%
19
declare
to
Grand Baton Co.,
-•
special meeting
split.
Telephone,
$2.50
a
6-30
6-30
6-17
6-17
7-1
6- 3
6-17
6-20
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
7-15
27'Ac
55c
—
6-17
20c
50c
8-1
4.75%
Corp.*. (quar.).
Extra-
6-15
45c
(quar.)
7-15
;
1
6-29
•
W.)
5'A%"preferred .(quar.)
-* $1.37'A
7- 8
t^Henke A'Ffflot, 4»A% pfd. (quar.)
*
-' 56'Ac*
6-15; ' Tlerculek Motors
*Cbrp; i(quar.).i
•
"i ' 20c
6-15
f Holan (J. H.) Corp/(quar.)__.
12'Ac
6-21
Holmes (D. H.) Co., Ltd.
(quar.)__________
50c
Home Insurance Co. of Hawaii, Ltd.—
60c
59%c
20c
Ltd.
Mays
$20c
7%: pfd. (quar.)—,
divid. payment on the com. at this time
Goodail Rubber' (quar.)—
;
6-30
7- 1/
7- 1
$3
Miller
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
6-30
6-15
'
Products
6-30
—
4'A %
(quar.)
6-20
7-15
Extra
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
7-15
conv.
Metals
(quar.)
Gladden
*
fr-20
Maxwell,
6-30
6-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.50
7-11
'' 6-15
8-30
6-30
9-
17'Ac
—
preferred
7-13
7-15
McLean
(quar.)
6-21
6-29
Midland
9
(quar.)
Rubber Co.— ;;
&
1
/J$1.25
7-15
(quar.)__:
preferred
6-21
6-21
7-
$50c
60c
(quar.)—
Southwest—
1
7- 1
80c
(s-a>
7-15
7-15
>.
Co. (quar.).;
Glddlngs Sc Lewis Machine Tool (quar.)
*'= 6-15
<2
Marine
4%
(s-a)
the
7-
t30c
McDermott
(N. Y.)
7
6-16
8-12
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
(N. Y.)—
■
7- 1
45c
(N. Y.)
22'Ac
Gibson Art
6-20
/
Stockholders will vote at
6-10
i
of
Co.
5'A%
% 6-16
1
6-20
.
/; 27 Vic
/'r $1.25
(increased quar.)
preferred B
6-15
6-
7-14
6-28
7-30
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Massawippi Valley Ry. (s-a)
Mastic Asphalt Corp.
;
(quar.)
4'A% .preferred
V. Heller
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.10%
1
7-15
10c
4.10%
78-
_
Central Indiana Gas Co. (quar.)
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—
Common
6-20
6-15
8-25
Extra
(Canada)—
4'A%
*
\
common......—
Gas—
6-30
}26c
;
6-17
1
50c
$1
r,
preferred
3%%
.6-15
7- 1
•
/ $$1.25
(quar.)
{quar.)__,__
&
-preferred
$2.50
.; ' 20c
Co
Electric
4.75%
7-1
Ltd.
6-15
■
$$1.25
(extra>__
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd,
payment at this time.
(s-a)
General Tire
•
—
6e
6-20
(quar.)__
(s-a)
$2.20 preferred
6-15
pref: B (q«ar.);;I $62Vic
Supplies < Corp.
Power'
Light;
$5 *preferred'(quar.)
Carter
1
GeA^raMnyestmentSj Ltd; (quar.) 5 j27Vic
shares held)
•'
7-
A
5'A%
6-15
-
\ 28 Vic
Carmeri (fc'Cot (liquidating)—.
r Stock
-dhrld-r-(One share of
Carolina
1
(quar.).
General Telephone
6-15
Inc.
...
Fleering Co., Ltd., class B
Canadian-Bronze-Co., Ltd., 5%- pfd.
Manufacturers Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
General Reinsurance Corp.
6-15
1
1
—
Canada
;
1
77-
12Vic
Bakeries,
5%
7-
31 Vic
1
28 Vic
(quar.)^____
4Vi%* pref erred-r (quar.).
Canada-Bread Co.; Ltd.,
.
$1.50
(quar.).^
common
Campbell' Taggart Associated
?
Quarterly
15c
15c
V 20c
s
(s-a)
Manhattan Shirt Co.
6-20
6-14
•
com.
Inc.
Petroleums,
Common
6-28
7-15
17Vic
-
preferred
Corp.,
preferred
6-30
V7'Ac
25c
General Builders Supply, 5%
pfd. (quar.)—
31'Ac
General Controls Co., common (quar.)
20c
6%
preferred (quar.)
37'Ac
.
(quar.)__
convertible
Burnham
7-15
common
Packing Co.
7-
6-15
-
6-28
25c
$1.50
'
(quar.)
6-28
20c
40c
V
6-30
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
12-20
1-3-56
/
75c
(quar.)
Publication, common
$1
70c
8-20
9-20
9-21
1
25c
Electric
&
6-15
A
Bros.,
6-28
Gas
30c
convertible
7-15
$1.25
y-
Lynn
$1.25
$1.25
Bank
10-
7-20
-
40c
6-25
quarter
Co.,
6-28
-
1
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
9-30
t20c
7-15
pay-
June 7.
(quar.)
Boston
8-31
20c
30c
class A (quar.)
$1
> $1
/
(quar.)
20c
common
on
7-30
V $1
partic. preferred (s-a)
Participating _L
Madison Square Garden^
Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pref.- (quar.)
20c
Directors omitted
6-30
7-15
10c
Co.
-
7-15
8-15
9-15
$1
$1
(monthly)
(monthly)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Steel Chain
40c
"*
22'Ac
Garlock
,6-20
6-30
-
Stock' dividend
••
6-15
(quar.)
Ltd., 4.16%
City
*
(quar.)
action
no
National
6-30
6-30
933/«c
•__
took
Gamble
6-16
7-15
•/
(monthly)
11c
$1.20 pfd.
6-20
8- 1
3)
(quar.)__.
$2.50
Friendly Finance Co.—
6-21
June
on
Co.—
30c
Flour City Ornamental Iron Co.
Foundation Co. of Canada, Ltd.
6-17
Sons
Hosiery Mills Ltd., class A
Longhorn Portland Cement Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch (quar.)
<
issue being called for redemption on
Sept. 30 at $12 per share plus dividends.
Convertible to Aug. 16.
6-15
<fc
10c
Above
1
6-30
Corp.,
Frito
6-15
6-25
$$1.18%
5%; prior preferred (quar.)_:
7%
preferred* (quar.)
6-25
held
Co
.preferred
MacFadden
payments are out of net profits
and/or available surplus of the Corp.
6-15
6-25
1 Vi %
7-
7-
7Vic
20c 1
common
7-
meeting
pay-
Extra
->
6-15
co.
;
com.
on
London
7-15
^ 10-15
7-19
15c
Above
6-15
1
$30c
(quar.)
6- 1
-11- 1
$1.50
-
$1.50
(s-a)
First
6-17
7-
Water
6-30
Common
6-15
(quar.)
preferred B
6-17
5%
-preferred
Budget Finance Plan,
Common
9-1
7- 1
7- 1
v
B
Class
Ltd.—
common
10- 1
10- 1
at
Steel
—
Co.—
action
Salt Co. (quar.)
Joint'Plpe Co., com.
Locke
(quar.)
at meeting held on
Increased
pay¬
35c
Co.,
Lock
Fund—
(Calif.)
(quar.)
preferred A
6-17
7-
Co-
L.)
Leslie
7- 7
25c
'50c
income
5%
6-30
6-30
tlOc
30c
com.
6-17
7-28
11- 1
"
^
Machine
deferred
(James)
3.85%
Fund—
5%
6- 3
16'Ac
(quar.)
Telephone,
4%%' preferred
(quar.)
7-1
-
$1.50
A
Federation Bank & Trust Co.
6-15
$1.50
Columbia
6-27
ment
Latrobe
-Lees
8%
Battery (quar.)
Products
(Calif.)__
Resistor
First
^
Columbia Power,
Increased quarterly
British
7-15
(Directors
payment
income
investment
Products
Class
6-15
7-
$25c
British
8-8
f25c
tlOc
t25c
(s-a)
Federal Service Finance,
6-10
•
tlOc
v
(quar.)
dividend
3
40c
t20c
(quar.)
Balanced
(T. H.),
Federal Insurance
6-15
(quar.)
common
RR.
Estabrooks
6-15
tlOc
common
8-8
9-
7-
time.
Ltd.,
preferred
on
8-8
9-3
Monotype
15c
net
ment
6-10
$15c
-
action
no
9- 3
\
$2
(quar.)
investment
Company
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
:
Blackhawk-Perry (s-a)
Bostich, Inc., class A (quar.)
Bowl-Mor Co., 30c preferred
Brewer (C.) & Co
;
6-30
tlOc
this
6-10
20c
Erie
8-19
Bartgis Eros. Co. (quar.)
Baxter Laboratories, Inc.
(quar.)
Beatty Bros., Ltd.
(quar.)
Belding Corticelli, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)
at
6-20
50c
7-15
(quar.)
ment
Lanston
35c
—
25c'
75c
$1.50
$1.75 *
;
(quar.)——
7%> 2nd preferred (quar.)
Kurz-Kasch, Inc.
6-20
7- 1
6-30
6-24
8-
;
Directors took
pfd;
Howard Stock
Elizabethtown
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer¬
ica
9-16
Electric Storage
6-10
1
25c
Extra
Bank
7-
25c
(quar.)__
6%
(quar.)____
9-30
7-12
7- 1
25c"'
preferred
7- 1
35c
Extra
7-1
$60c
L
E
quar.)
(quar.)
H.),
net
&
Electric
1
(initial).
(s-a)
H.)
(incr.
5c
6-24
9- 1
7- 1
8- 1
7-20
6-30
30c
6'Ac
"
—
*
Co.
1st
$2
8%
Co.
&
6%
15c
dividend
preferred
H.)
Co.,
7- 1
7- 1
* $1.25
—$1.41'
:
25c
Economics Laboratory (s-a)
—
2nd
Hardware, class A
Wholesalers, Ltd., class A
Atlantic
1
8-1
25c
(J.
Eaton
pref. (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)____
Metal Construction
Kroger
1
9
B.) Laboratories, Inc.—
Howard
&
From
1
(S.
6-20
6-15 *
6-15 ;
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-20
6-16
8-15
.:
6-15
7-15
6-30
50c
Kress
1
7-1
96'Ac
preferred (quar.)__;
Knott
6-15
6-
7-
6-30
6-15
(initial)/
(quar.)
Hotels (quar.)
7-28
—
Ltd.
(no
Oil
7-15
7- 1
-
._'
Co.
*7-15
Electrical
(increased)
(Indianapolis)
(J.
From
Extra
Ashdown
6-20
Kirsch
time)
Pennsylvania
Eaton
31'Ac
$2.40
4'A%
East
6-30
7-15
*
(quar.)
Coal,
preferred A
6%
^
6-22
97Vic
Anglo-Huronian, Ltd., Co.
Equipment,
6-24
Kelling Nut, 6%
Kin-Ark
6-20
6-30
7-15
10c
$1.75
30c
'
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6-20
•
When UtAUrn~
Payable of Rec,1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
40c
;
...
(quar.)
convertible
Dulany
' 6-20
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Aro
7-
,
6-17
6-30
7-1
quar.)
Lomason
Duff-Norton
6-24
7-20
&
Du Mont (A.
(Houston)—
common
$1.25
Ltd.,
6-17
7-20
&
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Ltd. ■ (quar.)
Corset,
Steel
this
at
6-17
35c
(quar.)
American States Insurance
Corp.,
6-30
6-30
30c
preferred
Argus
•Douglas
6-15
"
6-17
6%
stock
Edison Co.
preferred
5%
(quar.)
Natural
5
$1
(quar.)
12Vic
(quar.)
Dominion Tar & Chemical, com. (quar.)
$1
50c
,,
preferred
6-15
25c
common
American General Insurance
3.90%
V 6-10
7-
$5.65
87Vic
6'Ac
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Voting, com.
(increased
'Dominion
Theatres
American Hard Rubber
Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
American Machine &
Foundry—
5% preferred (quar.)
American
7-1
7-15
$1.75
.
preferred
Quarterly
"** 6-15
75c
$5
6-15
Co.
Mfg.
A
Dominion
% 6-15
1
25c
Cryetal Sugar,
prior
...
1
7-
*
6-17
7-
(final)
debenture
Detroit
6-20
35c
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric
Class
4
7-
12Vic
.
preferred
6-27
50c
__
(quar.)
convertible
5%
6-
$1.44
Common
v
6-21
6-15
7-15
2
class A
\
Share
-
•
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.—
Common (quar.)
7-15
(quar.)
common
Wheat Corp.
Dennison
8%
(quar.)
4%
7-20
6-13
t20c
■,
(quar.)
& Forster, 8%
preferred (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
5% preferred (quar.)
7-15
7-22
10c
(quar. I
Allied Thermal Corp
American Air Filter
Co.* com. (quar.)
$7 preferred
(quar.)
American Brake Shoe, common
American
Lines
_•
Aircraft,
*
■■
Class
B
(quar.)
i
Kansas City Public Service, 5% pfd. (accum.)
-
.
•Crum
6-15
8-1
8-12
Kunstzljde Unie N: V.—
preferred
Air
(quar.)
Per
Name of Company
Kaman
f40c
Ltd.
Cream of
-Delta
American Deposit rets, for Amer.
Allied Paper Mills, common
(quar.)
5%
1
10c
^
r
•'
v
J
6-15
t40c
(Toronto)
3Vfe% preferred 1945-1947 series
Corporate Investors, class A__
7-1
20c
,_
net investment income)
VvOrks
7-
60c
(quar.)____
Aircraft
6-27
-
:
Gas
Courtaulds
7-15
6-30
...
Continental
Payable of Ree.
17'Ac
-lOqit
(Canada)
Holder■»•*,, V
Inc.—
(quar.)
Holdert
Share * Payable of Bee..
>•
35c
Smelting
&
Corning Glass Works,
Name of Company
;■
income
Mining
(s-a)
Extra
Consumers
payment date.
*PerWhen
Per*When
r
>•
, •
*
table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
'
'
.'-v
;*>
.
Electric
Diesel
investment
From
an¬
follow with
we
..
Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston)—
grouped in two separate
indicate
we
11
(2699)
6-30
6-21
Progress
25c
6-15
6- 8
Providence-Washington Insurance Co.—
36'Ac
6-30
6-17
$2
Laundry
Co.
convertible preferred
(quar.)
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2700)
Per
Name of
Providence
Public
Worcester
&
Service
5.60'/
Co.
4.65%
Quaker
6'/>.
Oats,
7-
Reading
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-20
6-22
7-20
6-22
9-12
8-12
1-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-15
35c
$1.50
25c
*28c
$1.50
--
iquar.)——-
Co.
6-15
7-
(s-a>/____—
(Pa.i
Class
A
River
Co.
Abbott
4%
Rice
Brand
Robertson
Reddis
(P.
Mills
L.)
Plywood
Corp.
(quar.)
7-
1
Roosevelt"Oil"&
Roval
Dutch
RoyalPe
4%%
A.
Rubinstein
Class
Louis.
Pt„
San
(Helenat.
A
1
Gas
(quar.)-
25c
7-
1
25c
37%c
20c
7-
1
1
.
——
______—_
Ltd.
Co.
Sar.gamo
7-15
6-23
Air
class
A
preferred
Electric
Hat Stores
Corp.,
Express
Co.
Engineering
6-
1
Akron
6-10
6-
1
Akron
Canton
7-
6-14
SoJvay
5'/
preferred
preferred
Drug
A
Corp.,
Stores,
pfd.
Pittsburgh Water, .4'%%.
Calif,
fjoutnern
New
Southwest
England
Natural
6-30
6-16
$1
7-
1
6-16
10c
7-
1
6-15
__
is-ai
Suit
Life
Assurance
Sunbeam
Corp.
Sorer
preferred
5%
Aircraft
Texas
Illinois
Common
6-30
Allied
Products
6-30
Allied
Artists
$5
&
5%
'.Choi
"333
8-
7-
1
Underwriters
Union
Acceptance
60c
non-cum.
Union
Twist
United
New
United
Shoe
0%
J.
Glass
S.
U. Li.
new
.initial
(10.986c
income
22.8c
as
from
a
6-21
net
10.214c
&
3/4%
4%%
U.
2nd preferred
S.
Smelting.
preferred
77'
United
Steel
Uhiltd
Stores
h4.z0
&
Extra
Stel
Pictures
&
Co.
Wagner
Baking,
preferred
7%
Wailuku
Wuiu
Ohio
$5
6-20
Prior
$1.25
•/
<quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
iquar.)
6-17
$6
.___
_
Maryland
30
"57/
quarterly
the
lor
Dec.
3
7
6-15
3
1
Whitniy
Wichita
Blake
River
meeting
Wiilet
$2.50
June
Co.—
,
30,
.
held
June
$5
$5,04
eposlt
Wyatt
receipts
Metal
&
Corregating
York
Corrugating
Co.
Co.
%%
Barber-Ellis
7-
1
6-15
6-14
5-20
6-
3
6-15
6-
3
6-24
6-
2
1
Basin
31Y4C
7-
Bates
convertible
common
preferred
(quar.)
37
(quar.)_
27 %c
6-30
6-17
50c
6-15
5-27
Meter Co.
(quar.)
Metal Co., Ltd.—
preferred
$1.12%
-
National
Finance,
Fire
Stock
Beatrice
1
8-19
7-
6-15
(quar.)
50c
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
50c
6-15
6-
1
$1
6-15
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
6-20
6-10
(quar.)
"$1.25
9-20
9-12
BUI
5%
preferred
Bell
President
Lines,
(quar)
Radiator & Standard
American
Common
6-15
7
i5C
7-
1
6-15
American
6-
American
Co.,
6-10
Steel
6-14
6-10
American
8-31
American
Co.
Telephone
Thread
1
7-15
American
8-
1
7-15
American
Writing
50c
6-
common
(N.
Tobacco,
9
5-
6
6-23
American
25c
6-24
6-15
25c
6-24
6-15
Zinc
6-15
6-
3
Angeles
6-
6-22
$1
8
Benquet
6-
8
6-13
6-13
65c
7-
1
6-15
15c
7-15
(quar.)
common
$1
15c
5c
common
6-
2
7-
1
6-
2
&
(quar.)
common
6%
(quar.)
5-25
5-31
7-
2
6-11
Bibb
7-
2
6-11
Big
6-10
75C
$2.25
(quar.)
5%
pfd.- (s-a)__
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
•
7-
1
7-11
fi-10
12%C
7-
1
5-31
$1.50
7-
1
25c
6-16
6-
20c
;
(quar )
6-30
6-16
6
Smelting—
25c
$1.25
(s-a)
S2.29
;
10c
6-28
5-26
8-
1
7-
7-
5
p
6-30
8
-
6-17
&
6-22
6-15
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
10c
6-13
5-31
50c
7-
30c
6-20
5-27
17 %c
6-15
6-
1
6-
3
1
*25c
7-
1
6-13
15c
6-
1
5-
25c
6-10
5-25
15c
9-
1
8-
12-
1
15c
9
9
11-10
15c
of
6-30
6-15
*50c
(quar.)
3-1-56
7-15
6-15
6-30
Canada
(quar.)
6-10
2-
9
25c
10c
7-30
5-31
15c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-13
6-
5nc
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
,
(increased
6-15
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-20
(Los
Mining
com.
6-15
1
$1.25
Insurance
7-
50c
Life
6-30
30c
Co.,
quar.)_
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., 7%
Decker
Mfg.
Bloch Bros.
(quar.)
12 %c
1
1
6-15
6-
6-14
1
50c
6-29
6-
1
6-13
6-
1
$1.06 v4
7-
1
6-13
6-14
5-10
50c
(quar.)
6-/3
30c
com.
300
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
6-30
6-17
75c
6-30
6-18
15c
6-16
6-
Gas & Electric—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
35c
'Mich.)
preferred
Laughlin
preferred
(quar.)
Blackstone Valley
Bliss
1
50c
Black, Sivalls & Bryson,
4.25 %
9-22
9-22
(quar.)—
Market
Blaw-Knox
(quar.)
preferred
Amoskeag Co., $4.50 preferred
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)
&
6-22
3
Limestone & Cement Co.—
Mfg.
6-10
--/■■
Gas
preferred
"43/4%
1
3
,7-
,
Bethlehem Steel
Bear
71010-
55c
(quar.
Consolidated
Common
4%
6-15
5-31
84%C
_*
preferred
Black
$1
—
(quar.)
Products
Lead &
6-17
6-15
'7-1
$1.75
Telegraph
Paper
6-30
50c
1
7-
1
6-15
$1.12%
—
Standard
Bessemer
5uc
common
Inc.,
5%
7-
7-
Finance
Berkshire
1
6-15
1
(initial)
6-22
1
7-
2%%
Ties
Aviation
7-
$7
(quar.)
Common
$5
Beneficial
60c
"
6-30
J.)
(annual)
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
Co..
Vitrified
3
15c
Foundries
8-
Beneficial
6-
$1.50
Sugar Refining,
preferred (quar.)
Surety (N. Y.)
9-20
6-3
6-15
Bendix
(quar.)
Stores
6-24
,7-
6-14
6-29
(quar.)—
/____
Corp
Telephone Co.
25c
(quar.)
Stamping
American
27V2c
Y.)
preference
common
American
6-14
29c
1
$1.12%
____
Aircraft
12-12
Sanitary—
(N.
Ship Building Co.,
Snuff
preferred
6-10
3
$1
1
Quarterly
50c
Co.
Insurance
noncumulative
American
Quarterly
Quarterly
32c
Reserve
7%
6-15
R. R. Co. (quar.)
Packing
(quar.)
Heminway Co. (quar.)
12-20
7
6-14
Creek
$1.25
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
American
6-15
Ltd.—
6-30
6-24
Ltd.. 5% pfd. (quar )
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. (quar.)
Extra
!
preferred
5-31
15c
Belding
Belgium Stores
5%
6-10
6-
6-30
fquar.)_„,
Co.,
Brummell
50c
5%
1
7-1
("Increased)
(quar.i—
Beech
Chemical—
7-
6-15
6-30
Beech-Nut
&
6-10
7-
(quar.)/
5-31
Potash
1
25C
<quar.)__
Distilling,
Foods
6-20
B
7-
50c
(quar.)
iquar.)
preferred
6-15
A
1
6-10
$1.43%
preferred
7-15
1
8
7-
1
6-14
dividend
S3
(quar.)___—_
6-
7-20
7-
5C
15c
pfd.
Insurance
7-1
7-15
3%'%
Beau
6-15
10c
(quar.)—
Inc.
1
t80c
(quar.)—
com.
dividend
(s-a>
American
6-21
$1 06
Ltd.,
Common
iquar.)
Optical
$6
9-
45c
$1
4%%
(quar.)
National
%c.
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.75
California
Co.
7-
Co.—
common
common
B.)
.
6-15
(quar.)
stock
v
6-15
Optical,
6-17
Products,
1
1
Lomb
6-30
Metal
_____
6-10
7-
(quar.)
Works
&
6-27
I
7»
preferred
4%
7-15
6-
Iron
12-30
(s-a)
of
Co.,
l-13-*fi
so
$2.50
(quar.)_
preferred
Bausch
7-15
6-15
Mfg.
4%%
7-15
6-24
Co.
9-30
$1
Canada
Bastian-Blessing
/
Bath
—
(quar.)
(accum.)
(quar.i
Co.
preferred
Oil
10-14
$1.12%
Corp. (quar.)—
Refractories, common
5%%
0-30
ti
iquar.)
preference
Basic
6-
7-i.o
(ouar.)
Electric,
of
5-31
6-15
$1.50
—
6-15
Si.oO
Barber Oil
6-14
6-15
7%
Oil
3
40c
B
preferred
Bankline
1
4 3/10c
.-
4
6-15
5-27
3
37 %c
tquar.)
(quar.)
6-21
'
5
6-
6-10
preferred
1
6-
1
4%
6-13
*'■ V
■'
6-27
.7-
6
20c
6-10
6-16.
$1
6-
6-20
1
1
75c
6-15
7-
6-15
77-
•••
(quar.)__
30c
6-30
50c
50c
6-17
common*
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
10c
preferred
(quar.)
6-
7%
1
6-15
5-27
6-10
1
6-10
7-
1
6-22
6-15
6-
75c
common
30c
1
6-15
preferred
(J.
Metals
5-20
7-
Z
5-20
6-19
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
6-22
&
6-15
100%
quar.)
(quar.)
C
v
5-20
6-17
6-10
5%
'
5
6-15
7-
6-20
6-
7-
7-
25c
(quar.)
72c
* 15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Bangor-Hydro
5-28
-
5c
6-25
1
5-20
A
5%
7-
7-
6-1G
18%c
6-30
6-14
1
6-15
6-20
(quar.)
40c
75c
7-
50c
.
(quar.)_
30c
20c
5-18
4c
50c
1
1
preferred
6-30
American
(quar.)
1
Beam
$1.26
;
4%%
Corp.
Products,
$1.25
Works_
4%
(quar.)
6-ig
6-13
50c
.
(increased
6-22
7%
(quar.)
6-20
6-
8-
10c
preferred
Boiler
York
6-30
6-15
8-
6)
iquar.)
(F. W.) Co.. American
10c
1
7-15
12 %c
_j_.
iquar.)
(Hartford)
Brick, ,5% 1st pfd.
Baltimore Gas <& Electric Co.—
12 %c
7-
6-10
6-20
Inc.—
Baltimore
6-15
$4
at
(quar.)__
1
40c
•
common
2
6-
31%c
*70c
preferred
Wool worth
c
Service,
6-
34%c
20c
iquar. 1
1
6-15
25c
6-30
50c
preferredVfquar.—
6-30
10c
Public
preferred
7-
(monthly)
(Illinois)
American
Extra
Wi ;consin
2
.
American
Inc
6-
Common
(quar.)
1
"
(quar,)
6-30
American
on
1
(Del.)
6-10
8-
(quar.)
preferred
40c
6%
H. >
7-
1
1
40c
com.
Co.
6 %
1
6-17
Oil—
(Consider
2
35c
Class
Sept.
payment
6-
25c
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
8-
7-
5-31
50c
<qua.r.)__—
pre! erred
1
37%c
6-15
$1.50
of America—
6%
7-
(quar.)
common
6-24
/;"•
$1.75
American
:
iquar.)
50c
J.)
preferred (quar.)__!
American
6-15
ioc
Co.
1
$1.50
American
Ltd.—
deferred
(N.
CorD.
American
6-17
6-29
1
6-15
15c
preferred
Co.,
Cigars,
4%%
each
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
(Company
of
6-
$1.50
$7.50
6-
1
Mills—
Piano
Bayuk
5%%
1955)
WhUe Eagle Oil
White Hardware,
1st
ending
31,
pfd.________
preferred
V.rhi:a*er Cable
S2.80
1st
Gas
Natural
conv.
1'i
dividends
quarters
and
Western
Ry.,
6-15
Paper
6-15
Class
preferred (quar.)
Western Light & Telephone, common
(quar.)
b% preferred iquar.)
5%v
preferred
(quar.i______.___j
Badger
Baldwin
6-15
American
7-
7
1
7-
__.
Fa brock & Wilcox
3
7*
6-15
American
6-30
6-
7-
15c
■
(accum.)
noncumulative
4%
T.), Inc.
1
3
30c
5-23
7-20
27 Vac
Co.
common
1
American
Insurance Securities Co.—
Surety
A
(B.
1
6-
$1.12%
Casualty &
Western
5-23
6-15
(quar.)
dividend
Class
7-
6-21
6-
Stock
Babbitt
7-
7-
1
6-15
*12%c
Collieries
28 %C
6-10
6-20
$1.25
dividend)—
Products,
income)
$1 31 %
$131%
7%
6-17
7-
ment
Ayshire
(quar.)
Maize
$1.25
5-23
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc. (from invest¬
6-
(quar.)
preferred A
Machine
35c
(quar.)
3
6-15
(quar.)
American
6-
6
6-
preferred
American
6-20
6-
7-15
preferred
6-15
20c
Western
{Three
convertible
6-15
6-
6-ltt
for
Insurance
5V4%
6-17
6-10
&
1
6-15
37 %c
quar.)
Alarm
nonvoting
4%%
:
1
50c
1
6-14
30c
Investment
6-30
1
6-
_____
30c
(s-a)
7-
1
6-30
7-
15C
(Old)—
Industries
preferred
(stock
Products,
93 %c
Co.
Steamship
International
6-28
7-
7-
30c
Avon
6-20
-
preferred
15c
(accum.)______
6-13
*25c
quar
Automobile
3
6
6-15
(quar.)
Co., $6 p:"d.
Products
10c
$1.75
preferred
66-
50c
Hospital
American
G-17
1
6-30
6-24
$1
Canteen
Increased
25c
Felt
Home
American
6-13
7-
5
1
$3
(s-a)
Supply (quar.)——
American Insulator Corp. of Del., com.
(quar.)
6-17
6-17
&
—
American
7
6-30
6-15
6-lG>
J18C
(quar.)
Finance
87 %c
pfd.
Hardware
7-22
5c
(quar.)
Water Service,
preferred
Western
American
25c
$2
preferred
$4.50
:
6-20
6-30
1
—
redemption on July
share plus this dividend)
Steel
6-20
>
A
25c
6%
(quar.)
Products
Hair
25c
C-.as
West Virginia
Forest
American
25c
Sugar
Inc.
Factors, Ltd.
American Felt Co., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Extra
(quar.i
6-15
Enka Corp.
iquar.)
European Securities
Express ($10 par) (quar.)
American
6-30
7-
(quar.;__
;
Service, Ltd.,
Automatic
25c
American
American-Hawaiii.n
30c
—
common
Picture
(initial
per
6-10
7-
43 %c
$110
Electric
6-17
40c
Electronics
6-20
8
6-24
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
Fire
2uc
Corp.—
preferred
(accum.)
participating
6-20
7-
(quar.)
called
.Automatic
25c
(quar.)_
American
6-20
__
7-
18%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Telegraph
1
6-
7-15
40c
iquar.)___
Dsue
'Automatic
Securities
1
(quar.)
6-24
(quar.)j
C
1
35c
pfd.
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
District
7-
Fund
6-15
75c
Electric
7-
Washington Oil Co.
West
preferred
at
Auto
6-16
1
American
30c
conv.
Stock
common
Bond.
&
3%%
7-
(quar.)
Towne
1
1
7-
75c
Cyanamid Co., common
preferred B
(quar.)
93%c
quar.)
7-
7-
(quar.)
American
1
(entire
9
6
75c
(quar.)
common
Cable
&
93%c
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., $1
Strum
Colortype
6-10
6-15
7-15
—
(quar.)—
Refining Co., common
Class
6-16
6-20
8-15
66-
1
American
7-15
1
35c
pfd.
common
Pipe Co.,
Chain
7-
____
pfd.
7-
6-16
5c
7" 1
Iron
Ctlst
-American
25c
Universal-Cyclops
/'
caramon-
American
5
$1.50
6-29
3UC
joc
(quar.)
*_
Powder, 4%
convertible
preferred
Auto
6-15
7-12
(quar.)___
1
.
Corp.
Atlas
'
6-15
6-21
15c
preferred
5
12 %c
Co.
Atlantic
6-15
6-20
87 %c
S6
preferred
Utilities, Inc. (increased
Universal
'•
1
American
Wire
7-
—
preferred
common
Atlas
6-15
1
1
7-15
7-15
7-
1
6-29
25c
3c
Hardware, Ltd., class B
Products
New
3
7-
6-20
com._
6-
7-
6-30
2nd
United
Van
Mining,
6-30
7-
3%%-
5
7-
/ 5-27
1
Transport, Inc.—
Athey
6-27
$1.25
$1.12,,/2
(quar.)
Corp.,
1
5-27
1
(quar.)—_
Atlantic City Electric
(quar.)
/Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—
6-10
:
$1.25
American
:
6-20
8-
1
68 %c
American
$-15
7-
1
7-
share
per
Investment Co.
(quar.)
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
5% non-cumulative preferred is-a)
3
6-
7-20
30c
(increased)
Chemical
Anna,
45c
iquar.)_
Refining
&
Co.
Filter, 5%
Airlines, Inc.,
44c
Plywcod
3-/4%
Mfg.
Bank Note,
American
G-15
1
1
5%%
6-15
8-
6-15
7-
75c
5%
9
7-10
6-
5%
7- 1
6V 9
6-29
7-
7-
issue
(entire
common
Refining,
convertible
Atlantic
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
second preferred (quar.)__
American Can, 7%
preferred (quar.)
6-17
1
5-27
50c
—,______—_
Motion
6-15
30c
preferred
10c
capital
ordinary
surplus)
from capital
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)__
preferred B (quar.i
U. 6.
Goods
40c
7-
5-18
(quar.)
5
Bosch
6-30
6-15
6-27
93%e
(quar.),
Barge Line Co.
$2
4
6-
6-15
2%%
2nd
6%
1
$1
American
)0c
(initial)
6-
(quar.)
American
85c
c.
6-15
>
6-23
1
6-15-
Associates
1
13 %c
6-23
Securities—
designated
dividend.
gains
t.
v.
6-
-
6-15
7-
—
A
6-10
60C
1
6-
preferred
Associated
6-10
1
6-30
6-17
6-30
7-11
6-15.
1
iquar.)__
preferred
Class
12-21
7-
37'/2C
com.
1
7-
7-1
6-30
62%c
;
7-
50c
1-3-56
Corp.—
Air
6-20
1
7-
6-20
50c
Associated
9
'
American
6-20
7-
»
~
Interim
9
(quar.)
American
;
(interim)
6-
6-
com.
8-19
25c
(quar.)
1
20c
common
6-16
1
1
$3
8
6%
6-15
1
1
(quar.)
America—
of
Co.
6-
77-
(quar.)___
Corp.,
6-15
5c
7-
8
6-15
59 %c
(quar.)
(quar.),
Associated Electrical Industries
6-21
9-15
pay¬
(quar.)
Co.,
6-17
7-
(quar.)
Agricultural
30c
International
&
6-17
1
iquar.)____
American
$2.50
tntiar.)
(quar.)
1
7-
1
/ Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
American Aggregates.
5%
preferred
5
time)
Specialties
7-
7-
6-15
J15c
_____
com.
&
(quar.)
Industries—
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6%
6-20
7-
1
22 %c
(quar.)—
H.)
Oil
$1.75
Ambrook
fu
American
dividend
(J.
Asnland
$3
6-30
;
pref
ino
Ashdown
5-23
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Aluminum
Ltd.—
Foreign Securities
-oi
iquar.)
& Canal
Machinery,
preferred
United
$3.75
6-20
87%c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Markets
5-23
6-22
(s-a)
7-
7-
7-
93 %c
(quar.)
6-22
$1.09%
1
6-30
Corp.
$1.50
5-31
$1.08
________
tquar.)-.
class A
Corp.,
Industries
$5
6-
6-15
$1.02
"
____——
Arvin
1
6-30
31c
(increased—
(quar.)
Constable
Equipment
6-15.
6-30
12 %c
(quar.)
com
redemption at $51,533
9-15
r-i O
7-15.
*
Co.—
dividend)
Extra
6
30c
1
$1.50
for
H
(quar.)
7-
35c
2nd
Jersey RR.
this
at
ment
U fa
partic.
Drill
Public
United
Corp.,
6-
$1.06%
common
7-
62%c
<accum.)__
Y.)
Aro
35c
.___
Equipment Co.
Pictures
Stores
Aluminum
5
12 %c
(N.
Arnold
6-15
25c
___•
7-20
•;
Co.
6-15
1
6-20
$1.25
$1.25
iquar.)
Trust
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
...
6-20
(quar.)
$1.75
Lines
1
7-
7-
7-29'
2
$1.18
preferred
$1.05
(quar.)„_
$1.25
(quar.)
prior pid.
Mines.
6-15
&
preferred
American
(quar.)
'Cownt
Tianscon
1
common
Steel,
Laboratories
Allied
Co.—
(quar.)
Tinnerman Products
7-
1
8-
25c
Co.
Co.
Gas
convertible
this
6-22
9-
£60c
—
Light—
Rubber,
.$1.15
pfd.
t5c
___
Corp.
plus
5-31
6-20i
1
6-30
*20c
(quar.)"———
(quar.i—
Asbestos'Corp., Ltd.
$1.25
common
6-21
6-15
7-
$3
,V.
»e-a)
(quar.)
conv.
$4
15c
Building Corp., S5 prior pfd.
Products
7-
1
6-
8-15
iquar.*.
Ry.,
Power Tool
Tilco
6-15
5 % %
Allied
6-20
(increased*
iquar.)
1
4%%
34%c
6V4C
&
Corn
B
4%%
6-15
(s-a)
67%c
(quar.)
Pacific
6-10
6-30
5
6-20
62%c
Pipeline
1
Arundel
18%c
Gas
Class
6-15
a
6-24
15c
(initial)
western
Armstrong
6-
7-
15c
25c
Corp.
preferred
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
7-15
7-
6-30
30c
iquar.)_
Natural
6-10
1
34 %c
(quar.)
(quar.;
preferred
7-15
iquar.*
O. I
Tcmco
1
6-15
7-
a
6-
—
Gas
preferred
called
—
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co. gtd.
Quaranteed (s-a)
6-20
12 %c
:
iquar.*
7-
common
Industries
*85c
(quar.)——
Co.,
preferred
$4.37%
5-30
25c
Corp
Industries, Ltd.
S-.vitzson
7-15
1
50%
b.40preferred
iA.
6
6-
Inc.,
4 % %
Allen Electric
25c
dividend
fritiuu
$3.75
Arkansas
6-
6-15
7-15
.$1.75
(quar.)___
pid
6>
(initial-quar.)
s
$4
Allegheny-Ludlum
Allen
Y.)
common
6-10
4.72%
5
7%c
prior pfd.
Power,
4.32%' preferred
RR.—
(quar.)
6-15
iquar.)
Stores,
1
$2.50
Southern
preferred
Alden's
6-10
•
Products,
7%
6-20
$2
(Canada*
7-
8%c
(quar.)
Inc., common—
1
*20c
~
Valu
Alco
6-15
7
preferred
1
60c
iixia
StocK
5%
7-
13Cc
—
—_________
(N.
'Armstrong
—
(s-a)
Steel
7-
Stanley Work? iquar.)
Stony Brook RR. is-ai
Co.
6-15
/
.
6-30>
7-
•
Wood
50c
10c
(quar.i
Insurance
25c
6-30
(s-a)
$1.50
iquar.)___
<s-a)_____
common
.6-16
2
Youngstown RR.—
Power Co., 4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.6%
Alan
6-15
1
7-15
1%C
Telephone
1
6-24
7-
15c
$1.12%
St an field's, Ltd., class A
Class B is-a)________
B*uv-esant
7-
12%c
.—
(quar.)
Gas,
A
9
—
participating preferred
Alabama
6-15
6-15
(quar.)——________
Plastic
preferred
,
1
1
—$1.38
pfd.
6-16
7-
7-
iquar.)
common.,.—
50c
convertible preferred
iquar.*
Surg Paper Co., common
b.V?/preferred (quar.)—
Southern
6-30
$1.25
$1,25
iquar.)_
15c
4'/
&
Great
Ordinary
6%
]
_
7-
6-
6-15.
Ltd.—
(quar.)_„
Oil
Power
6-16
50c
(quar.)
preterred
Alabama
8
7-
1
8-
*45c
iquar.)_______
Inc.
American
South
5 'Jo
Ltd.—
5c
Rayon,
Smith-Corona.
Summers
Common
Brewing & Malting Co.—
—i
Quarterly
Uorior
Arkansas
6-16
9
.
A
preferred
6-30
-
r—
Skenandoa
4.65%
8
7-
15%
Ahlberg Bearing, class A (quar,)__
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc.—
6-10
Canada,
6-
,<6-28
:—
25c
of
7-15
1
8-
37 %c
37Vac
(quar.)__
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—:
Brass Mfg. Co
Seattle
Louisiana
pref.
Arkansas-Missouri
..75c
5%%
■Quarterly
Fuel
Arkansas
(quar.)
Insurance
5 % %
Sicks'
Arkansas
/
(quar.)
dividend
6-17
Sherwin-Williams Co.
6-10
75c
—
6-17
1
7- 2
6-20
7
7-20
(quar.):
Co..
common
*30c
(quar.)
Life
Stock
Ltd.,
2nd
30c
6-27
50c
Corp.,
$2.40
12 %c
Co.
Aetna-Standard
A
6-10
3c
7-
HOC
30C
Mills
; 6-10
(quar.)______
common
Corp. (quar.)
:
Casualty & Surety
/
class
Cotton
2
Co,
6-27
—__—_
Brand,
2
$1.10
J50C
6-30
Mills—
Paper
(quar,)
,Apex Electric Mfg., 7%
Argus
7
6-17
Co
7-
(accum.)
25c
iquar.i
VAnvil
6-
6-30
75C
—
7-
*$1.25
Seismograph Service Corp. iquar.
Seven-Up Bottling (Los Angeles)
(quar.»___
Gas
1
.
6
6-22
4°c
J
—
Anthes-Imperial
Alloys, Inc.—
6-17
&
1
6-
/
(quar.)
1
Oil
/ 6-
&
Quarterly
Arcade
(quar.) j
37 %c
$1.25
Shamrock
1
6-15
$1
6-
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
*12 %c
i quar.i.
_______—
RR.
(increased quar.)__
Line
7-
Pulp
Holder*>
When
Payable of Rec.
*
—
Angostura-Wupperman
:
Aetna
6-20
7-
1
*28 %c
Aetna
6-30
*12%c
(quar.)
6-
(Increased)—
Admiral
6-30
7-15
1
f
preferred
75c
6-30
7-15
6-17
7-
Share
T.
*15C
Mining
(quar.)
Angiu-NcW/Ounaianu Development,
Reiineries, Ltd.—
Addressograph-Multigraph
6-30
7-15
Electric Co.
Seaooard
ISugar
(quar.)
preferred
Adams
1
25c
—
—
iquar.)
fi?n>-amo
9-
22%c
22c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred
9-15
$2.80
6- 7
1
$30c
preferred (quar.)
Industries, common
Adam
6-21
—:
Common
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Aluminum
$1.10
6-21
Ry
&
Acme
6-17
(quar.)
preferred
5%
6-13
1
Electric,
&
preferred
$1.20
6-17
7-11
7-
common
Inc.,
Francisco
San
4.40%
7-
(quar.)—
Diego
5'/
4'/?%
18%c
$1.31
*32V4c
(50
5V4%'
F.
C.
Acme
6-30
<quar.)_
pfd. (quar.)
guilders*—
6%
Co.
Ltd.,
Co..
1
7-
(quar.)
Common
6-20
pfd.
Refining,
Petroleum
Oil
Power
Common
6-30
7-15
7-
$3
Copper
'
/...
Post
Anglo-Canadian
:.6- 7
7-1
$1
convertible preferred (quar.)—
& Fitch, $6 preferred (s-a)——
Abltibi
3
1
7-
Holdert
When
Company
Products -(quar.)
Anderson-Prichard Oil (quar.i—_—_______
""
6-17
8-
Ancnor
Payable of Rec.
'':'Z 45C
(quar.)
common
Abercrombie
6-15
7-15
30c
*10c
10c
iquar.)______'
Co., Ltd.-—__——
Mfg.
;
Share
Laboratories,
Acadia-Atlantic
iquar. i„
1
6-27
7-
228c
25c
(quar.)
-.Anaconda
being given in thf
Name of Company
n
pjenold Coventry iCanada), Ltd.—
Richardson
these
Per
,
Name of
preceding table.
6-20
1
give the dividends announced in previous
list does not include divi¬
we
Per
common
Gas
1
7-
35c
.
—
Co
————_jj.j_j.l___
Bearings iCanadai, class A iquar.)
M.
R.
iquar. i
preferred
Mining
Quincy
Below
Weeks and not yet paid. The
dends announced this week,
6-13
1
7-
preferred tquar.)______——,— 41 2/9c
preferred iquar.)—___~—$1.16/4
4.24'v
Holdert
Carolina—
iquar.j
of Oklahoma—
Co.
preferred
4%
When
Payable of Rec.
$2.50
(quar.)__—-—
RR.
Norm
oi
preferred
Service
Public
Share
Company
Monday, June 13, 1955«
.
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco, 6%
preferred
"Blue Diamond Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
7
-
Volume 181
Number 5437
.
.
Commercial
The
.
and
Financial Chronicle
(2701)
-
Per
Name of
Blue
Company
When
Share
Ridge Insurance
(Shelby N. C.)
(quar.)
15c
Quarterly
6-30
9-
V
»
Holdert
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
25c
fi
Catelli
6-15
Food
,
When
.
Share
Products,
class
A
(quar.)
Holder«
8-31
(H.
5%%
Bohn
C.)
Co.,
convertible
Aluminum
preferred
Brass
&
Book-cn-the-Month
(quar.)
Corp.——..
Club
Boston
&
Boston
Albany
preferred
Bower
Roller
Brach
(E.
Brazilian
6%
Traction,
Bridgeport
(quar.)
5.28 %<
Bright (T
Briilo
7-
6-15
40c
8-10
7-20
$1.05
8-10
7-20
12V2C
6-24
6-
1
6-15
6-
7-
6-16
6-14
6-
7-
Caterpillar Tractor,
6-15
1
1
4.20%
1
7%
Power,
6-
7
7-
1
6-
3
Central
7-
1
6-15
6-30
b-16
6-30
6-16
6-30
6-10
5%
preferred series A
B
(quar.)
preferred series A and B
preferred series A and B
(quar.)
$1.25
9-20
(quar.)
(1.25
12-20
<
*/2C
30c
-
6%
pref.
6-10
5-27
0%
6-30
6-15
40c
—
7-
93 %c
(quar.)
<
Quarterly
1
Ltd.
7-
7-
Electric,
preferred (quar.)_—
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
1
—
„
'
m
Products,
Brockton
Ltd.,
Taunton
$3 80
preferred
6%
Co.,
tire
20
pref.
conv.
Brown
S100
at
Brown-Forman
4%
Mills,
plus
Distillers,
preferred
Bruek
share
per
Euck
Creek
Buckeye
Oil
Co.
&
Class
Co.,
6-29
preferred
4.75%
preferred
Bush
(J.
P.)
Terminal
Certain-Teed
Butte
Copper
&
Chamberlin
7-
1
6-15
6
7
1
Charmin
6-10
o'/2%
preferred
5.40%
•
5j/2%
1
6-14
7-
2
6-10
6-30
6-10
8-
7-12
v'f
1
7
6-27
6-
7-
California
Calumet
Water
7-15
&
$4.75
Hecla,
7-20
7-
7-29
7-
&
Campbell
(A.
Campbell
Red
New
S.)
4 % %
Lake
Canada
Soup
Bread
Canada
$6
$2
Stock
6-30
6-
7-
6-10
1
5%
1
9-10
a-
12-10
19-
1
7-
2
6-
3
7-
2
6-
3
7-
2
6-
7-
1
3
$1.30
Crushed
3
6-
1
Chipman
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
6-21
7-
6-10
15c
(quar.)
$1.18a/4
1
6-27
preferred
Dry
Canada
pfd.
1
Common
Iron
Canada
Life
Canada
Extra
Northern
Canada
7-29
7-
City Baking Co.,'7% preferred
City Products Corp. (reduced)
(quar.)
$1.75
6-16
(quar.)
25c
7-
2
1
Claussner
1
6-15
Clearfield
1
6-15
425c
6-28
6-10
437>/2c
6-15
___
Ltd.
6-
(quar.)
430c
7-
2
7-
2
5%
6-10
4$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ry.,
5-31
6-15
5-13
6-15
5-13
7-25
6-20
6-15
6-15
anniversary
anniversary
bonus
410c
7-
1
0-15
Climax
100th
bonus
410c
10-
1
9-15
Special
100th
anniversary
bonus
410c
1-3-56
12-15
431'/4C
7-2
465c
7-
2
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)
5%
Wire & Cable Co.
6-
4%
1
Trencher
preferred
Co.
5-31
Coca-Cola
5-31
431c
8-
1
7-11
Collins
431 'Ac
7-
1
5-31
Colonial
Canadian
$1
Canadian
Canadian
common
Oil
1
Colorado
415c
6-30
6-
3
6-30
6-
3
(quar.)
443%c
t$l
420c
preference
5%
redeemable
8%
Co.
Ltd
Investment
4%%
1
4$1
,
Ltd.,
(quar.)
com.
415c
preference
preferred
I
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carolina
Telephone
&
entirely
&
I
General
from
t
1
6-
1
4S1.25
7-
1
6-
1
4$2
7-
1
6-
Co.,
7-15
7-
4
6-
7-
Corp.
20c
6-30
6-
$1.25
6-30
50c
6-15
7-
7%
preferred
Cooke
-
c2
75c
7-
1
1
income)—
12V2C
(quar.)_
$1 75
35c
40C
Iron,
6-30
Decker
6-17
Deere & Co.,
7-
1
1
6-14
7-
6-20
5c
1
6-15
6-
com.
6-
7-
1
8-
1
1
6-
6-30
6-
3
6-30
6-
3
31 %c
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-20
$5
10-10
9-19
Engineering
(quar.)
75c
7-28
7-14
Credit
(quar.)
65c
6-30
6-
Shearing
Solvents
& Stamping (quar.)__
Corp. (quar.)
.—
Commonwealth
Co.
Investment
(increased)
1
Insurance,
Public ,Service
6
6-
3
50c
8-
6-22
1
Confederation
Life
5-31
25c
6-15
5-25
2
(Toronto)
17%c
6-15
6-
6-30
6-20
15c
6-15
6-
6
2
—
and
&
6-20
75c
7-
1
7-
1.
6
C'
3
C•
6-29
6-28
3
3
6-
6- 7
.
V
P-
6-2-7
6-15
5-31
6-24
6-1 >
8-15
7-
7-
6-15
7-15
475c
.
I
6-13
6-
'J
7-
1
6-30
12c
______
6-13
5-3)'
1
6-17
7-
17 %c
—
b-
:i'
0-24
6-30
.
G-li
1
G-l )
7-
1
6-
7-
>
1
G-li
3
invest¬
net
realized
7%c
2
7-
7%c
from
1
7-
$1.25
f
security
(quar.)_^
pfd.
(quar.)
7
Grande
6-30
6-10
6-30
G-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
G-l )
1
6-15
25c
6-30
C-Vj
0-13
7-
RR.—
50c
6-20
(s-a)_
62 %C
6-15
(s-a)
62 %C
12-15
Corp.
10c
6-30
6-Hi
40c
7-2U
7-
5c
6-24
6-14
7%c
6-15
6-
(3
6-15
6-
6
7-
G-l 3
quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
preferred
&
Brass
Tunnel
Corp. (quar.)
Foundry (quar.)
Detroit
Gray
Hardware
Mfg
Detroit
Harvester
(quar.)
Iron
Mortgage & Realty
Stamping Co
Corp.
Industrial
(quar.)
:—
$2
1%C
1
6-15
4)
U
5-31
(quar.)
6-14
6-
3
4%
6-30
{,-
;)
$1.10
6-15
G-3:l
6-20
5-31
20c
(quar.)
Site (quar.)
preferred
(s-a)
6-1C
12-
30c
$1
,
$3
,____
30c
Detroit Steel Corp. (stock div.)
Diamond Alkali Co., 4.40% preferred
8-20
$1
11-20
7-
(s-a)
1
■_
6-10
10c
0-
1
Distillers
23c
7-
6-
1
Diversey Corp. (quar.)
Inc., common
6-
b
7-15
7-
a
7-
6-23
28'/aC
(quar.)
Corp-Seagrams
6-15
50c
Co.
preferred
92 %c
$1
(quar.)
Western
$3.50
Quarterly
DiGiorgio Fruit,
6-10
$1.14
—
to
Stores
G-
6-28
$1.07
—
(initial
Canada
6-15
$1
—
SI
12-10
1
0-2)
6-
93 %c
(quar.)
(s-ai
6-15
(quar.).
,3
6-
6-30
Canada—
(quar.)
12-15
Power
of
Light, 3.70%
25c
&
6-15
75c
Corp.
from
Co.
438c
Light
b-ifl
6-29
4*2.50
7c.
0-10
Connecticut
6-10
25c
$3.50
4'/2%
9-19
6-30
20c
(18c
9-10
(quar.)
1
7-
9-29
50c
0-15
Inc.
G-li
50c
(quar.)
(auar.)
9-15
Quarterly
6-20
1
V
437c
Congoleum-Nairn,
5
7-
7
4380
5-31
6-1/
7-
9-
Quarterly
6-11
6-30
$1
12-
Quarterly
1
0
6-15
(quar.)___
Aluminum
Di-Noc
6-17
9-28
to
Diebold,
6-
6-30
12-28
Detroit
Diana
6-20
6-13
3c
Tramway
Dickinson
6-30
6-30
6-30
60c
Inc.
common
Detroit
50c
3%
Inc.
R.
Rio
&
Detroit
31%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)___.
Assn.
6-
6-15
6-13
25c
R.
Detroit &
5-17
7-1
50c
Denver, Chicago Trucking Co.
$2.50
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Detroit
9
50c
35c
4
(quar.)
$2.50
G'-IO
9-
(quar.)
preferred
New
7-15
1
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Denver
1
710-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Denver
8-
25c
IOC
(quar.)_
(s-a)
Power
Delaware
7-13
1
$1.75
prior pfd.
4.56%
f
1
6-15
8-
25c
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR.
6-25
(Louisville,
(quar.)
Machinery, common
preferred (quar.)
Conde Nast Publications
.
6-
6-30
25c
Life
(quar.)
Compo Shoe
5%
6-15
25c
6c
Commonwealth
Ky.),
25c
(from investment
income)
4%
6-
6-30
37 %C
(quar.)
4.28%
3
68 %c
7-
Delaware
3
6-15
'
6-
$1.12%
___.
profits)
7-15
7-
$1.25
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$4
Securities
ment income
6-13
$10
(quar.)
Fund,
C
9-
■'
$1.75
(accum.)
Records, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Stores,
6-22
$1.75
pfd.
Dairies
Delaware & Hudson
3
62%c
(quar.)
Dejay
6-15
37 %c
common
6-29
&
6-30
15c
(quar.)_
Co
preferred
Delaware
3
10c
(monthly)
5%
6-14
6-30
Debentures
6-14
7-
7-20
1
0-15
6-17
1
1
6-13
7
1
7-
6-30
6
6
Decca
7-
8-15
6-
6-
6-10
10c
6-
6-10
1
6-25
20c
Community
6-20
50c
25c
.___
8
7-
6-16
6-10
9-30
A
common
6-16
6-20
50c
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Mills
Corp.,
6-13
12-14
$2
pfd.. (accum.)
common
Inc.
class
Abbey
1
1
$1.25
dividend
1
10c
&
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
3% %
preferred A
& Frere, Ltd., class A
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% preferred
De Vegh Income Fund—
6-15
6-13
7-
7-
1-1-56
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Crystal
6-30
$0.2722
America
(quar.)
Power
Commercial
8
6-21
6-30
87i/2c
(ouar.)
(initial)
of
Inc., $2 pfd.
A
7-
$7.40
preferred (quar.)_
1
6-15
93%c
1
(quarterly derived
investment
Co.
Interstate- Gas,
Commercial
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
net
Stone
Central
Commercial
6-15
6-17
3
(quar.)
A
River
1
1
6-13
50c
Sugar,
class
Dan
3
8-
11-
6-30
10c
Securities, class A
class
Dana
3
"
0-20
25c
6-
6-
1
Combustion
1
450c
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
(J.
7-
_
Kennedy (quar.)
Mfg., 5*3- pfd. (quar.)
common
5%
1
30c
preferred
&
6-15
7-
Gas System (quar.)—
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash. D. C.) (s-a)
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance
(s-a)
7-14
b-
Co
Telegraph (quar.)
Carrier Corp., $3 preferred
(quar.)
Carriers
8-15
i
&
Co.,
1st
6-14
1
7-
4S1.12Mi
Transit
(Philip)
preferred
Commonwealth Edison
Capital
3%%
6-28
8-15
,
Capital
Carnation
6-15
m
'
Westinghouse. Ltd. (quar.)—
City Products
(quar.)
Carey
2
4$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Canadian
Baxter
7-
3
6-
8-15
93 %c
America,
non-cum.
Stock
6-15
6-21
1
50c
preferred
non-cum.
$1
—
preferred series A (quar.)
5%% preferred series B (quar.)
Colorado
8
6-
of
$2
Cypress
6-15
7-
6-17
50c
(quar.)
Wright Co.,
$1.75
(interim)
Monthly
3
7-
Co.,
Co.. 5%
non-cum.
15c
Columbia
pref.
(quar.)
Refractories, Ltd.—
Carey
6-
4%
(s-a)
(quar.)
12
8
."
10c
Companies,
75c
Corp.
$3 50 pfd.
Insurance
Sand
7-29
6-15
18c
—
5%
6-15
1
Life
Colorado Fuel
Trust,
preference
Canadian
6-30
7-
9-
Rand
Cos.,
redeemable
5%
Case
Colonial
6-
common
Canadian
Castle
5-31
2
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
International
Ltd.,
1
7-
Machine,
Ingersol
Canadian
4%
Ltd.,
7-
450c
(quar.)
General
Ice
Radio,
436%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Canadian
(quar.)
(initial)
425c
Ltd.
Celanese
preferred
$1.75
com.
preference
Canners,
Canadian
(quar.)
7-
$1
Colgate-Palmolive Co.,
Ltd.
7-29
6-15
6-30
25c
Publishing Co.,
Daitch
$5
6-24
11-15
(<quar.)
8%
Cutler-Hammer.
6-20
1
e
6-15
7-15
,
66-
6-24
3 7 Vac
David
(quar.)
6-15
6-15
Ltd.,
1
$1.12%
International
4$1
475c
Co.
7-
6-23
$1.12%
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
(quar.)
Breweries,
6-21
12-21
Louis
(quar.)_:
(quar.)
Bronze
1
30c
(quar.)
B
convertible
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
A
$1.25
7-
1-3-56
6-15
6-15
*
25c
(quar.i
preferred
$2
Illuminating—
Class
Canadian
Curtiss
6-
5-27
$1.50
Foods
2nd
6
6-15
6-15
$2.50
(quar.)
Class
Canadian
(s-a)
(quar.)
(monthly)
Cluett Peabody & Co., cbmjnon
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Ltd.—
$7
36c
—
com.
Molybdenum
Clinton
Canada
Canada
Iron,
Electric
Cleveland
100th
Special
Curtis
6
5-16
10c
Engine Co.. com.
preferred (quar.)
Curtis
6-10
6-
X
5-16
415c
Cummins
7-22
$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)___________i
preferred
Special
(quar.)_
(quar.)
pfd.
(s-a)_—
preferred
$4 50
1
3
$2.50
Cunningham Drug Stores
6-15
c-
6-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
6-30
preferred
5%
8-
5-23
:
6-15
20c
preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
*
6-15
$2.50
7%
5-12
G-
6-13
20c
common
7%
6-17
Supply (quar.)—
Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Cleveland
415c
450c
6-13
common
B
"■
25c
* $1.31%
(quar.)
A
Co.
pfd.
Cuban Tobacco
6-16
6-27
Builders
preferred
150c
Corp., Ltd
Mortgage Corp.
3
8
$1.50
Cleveland-Cliffs
$4.50
6-30
6-
12c
Co.,
common
Class
6-24
$2.50
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6
8-15
*
50c
Hosiery Co., 5% preferred
& Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland,
"ii
40c
Semi-annual
Cleveland
6-
1
6-15
(quar.)
convertible
7-
6-20
9-
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
Equipment
7-
$1.25
(quar.)__
Controller
20c
;
5-23
Steel
conv.
Cuban-American
7-
4.80%
6-14
6-20
Citizens
5-20
Crucible
Crum & Forster,
Crum & Forster
6-15
6-28
6-20
6-10
1
5-31
7-23
1
15c
3%c
& Seal
6-10
1
G-T5
8-
$1
(quar.)
Zellerbach
1
7-
6-1%
1
30c
Co
6-28
7-
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
7-
$1
7-27
Power
Permanent
Crown
Wire
6
_l
common
International, class A
Crown Cork
$1.75
77~
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
2
$92
3
G-!3
70c
(quar.)
A
2
Circle
1
B
6-
6-15
.
Canada
(increased)
C-
40c
r
(quar.)
class
Cork
Class
5%
(quar.)
Co.
Class
Crown
3
6-
$4
Utilities,
Co.,
6-17
75C
(quar.)
Service
6-
8
6-13
6-30
4$1.30
(s-a)
Oil
6-17
4$2.50
Cable
6-14
Ltd.—
(s-a)
&
Crestmcnt
5-27
6-30
-6-15
0-
75c
(s-a)
Co., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
Crossett
3
6-30
415c
$1.75
(increased)
Co.
6-15
!,
-
G-
'
(Toronto)
(s-a)
(R. L.), Ltd.
$1.50
.
Mills,
15c
1
Clark
Ltd.
Co.
40c
$1.25
7-
432 V2c
common
Ltd.
6-15
3
6-15
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Shoe,
preferred
preferred
J
(s-a)
preferred
411.50
Co.,
6-17
Theatre
Stone, Ltd.—
Assurance
Malting
8-24
•0-30
6-15
6-
$1.13
Y.)
Crane
Circle
410c
Foundries,
Co.
(N.
Quarterly
6-15
6-16
37 V2C
Craddock-Terry
6-27
6tr30
(quar.)
Pacific
Co.
Co
Co.
Crampton Mfg..
6-15
Cities
Chemical
6-15
7-27
6-25
1
6-15
:
10-18
621/2c
7-
50c
.__
1
1
tlOc
Cowles
6-10
6-15
20c
(quar.)
Machine (quar.)
Electric,
1
6-30
Ltd.—
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)—.
Canada
&
Securities, com.
preferred (quar.)
5%
Lumber
7-
25C
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd.
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
6-10
Co.
11-
62j/2C
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Machinery,
5%
7-
!
Ale,
5%
8-26
■7SC
•_
(quar.)
Ginger
8-26
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Knitting
$1.06 V4
Canada
1
9-
Clark
(s-a)
$2.50
Cut
9-
(q,uar.)___
Machine
preferred
7%
Insurance
25c
Bldg
Christiana
5-23
55c
(quar.)
common
6-15
5%
6
7
2Va%
Island
preferred
6-
27'/2c
6-
6-
com
(quar.)
6-15
_
6-20
6-23
6-10
1
Industries—
Quarterly
Crain
.
Arts
&
Rock
6-15
dividend)
Ry.,
Lumber
Steel
Fibre
Cosmopolitan Realty
$2
(quar.)
5%
3
6-16
1
7-
15c
&
series A preferred (quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds. $1 preferred
(quar.)
Cosden Petroleum Corp. (increased
quar.)
7
6-
3
IOC
(quar.)
com.
$5.25
$10
(quar.)
&
Rivet
6-15
Ltd
&
Mill
Chile Copper
6-
Bay
$2
■
•
RR.
$7
7-
6-15
7-
75c
Coro,
■
1
1
1
6-30
93 %c
Corp.,
Foundry &
Cornell-Dublier
$2.50
Co
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend
Chicago Towel, common
6-15
6-
8-
75c
dividend
Medical
(quar.)
Telephone Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Cook Coffee (Ohio)
(quar.)
6-10
6-24
87i/2C
(quar.)
1
X
45c
(quar.)
Copper
*1
preferred
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago,
1
7-
7-
1
25c
5%
6-30
6-20
6-15
$1.37 %?>
Extra
(quar.)
Quinc.v RR.
Western
1
(quar.)
Continental
Coos
1
7-
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
A
Chicago Great
37'/2c
(quar.)
Co., Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
Canada
class
6-10
6-10
Co.
Oil
75c
6-21
6-
■
Gin Co., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4V2%
Y.)—
<quar.)__
1
6-15
15c
preferred
Continental
1
—
7-11
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Commercial
Continental
1
Dock
&
Canal
(quar.)
Special
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
6-30
62c
.
Mines,
Co.
preferred
&
Assurance
preferred
Continental Steel Corp.
$1.50
common
7-
3
3
Continental
6-10
43
3
6-11
1
C-
6-
1
7-
e
6-15
6-
7-
7-15
6-
5c
(reduced)
$1
6-
1
Motors
(quar.)
Mfg. Co. (Consol.)
AJlerton Hotel
10c
7-29
pfd.
6-
6-15
7-
6-11
1
7-15
7-15
$1.13
1
7-
3
X
6-
7-
50C
X
0-
1
'Continental-Diamond
6
(Chicago
5-31
6-15
(N.
I
C-
(quar.)
Continental Life Insurance
6-
6-
6-15
preferred
Continental
6-
6-15
1
6-10
6-15
617
•
7-
6-15
6-15
1
6-15
7-
1
7'/2C
.
7-
$1.12%
7-
6-
65 %C
$1.12%
5-31
6-13
e-iv
Broad¬
preferred
6-10
$1,121/2
$4
Ry.,
convertible
Chicago
6-24
6-15
Bank
Chesebrough
5-25
7-20
;■
(quar.)
Ohio
$4.50
1
450c
1
53c
pfd7~(quar")
"""
Power,
6-28
34%c
(quar.)
&
25c
(initial)
Co.
preferred
3«/2%
8
6-15
(quar.)—.
6-10
7-
28c
45c
(quar.)_;
(s-a)
Exchange
Industries,
Chesapeake
Cement
.
Ltd.
preferred
25c
(quar.)
common
6-14
75c
common
75c
:
27c
Ry
Co.,
common
Campbell
6%
"A"
Burlington
Corn
-
.
6-10
5c
Chesapeake
8
t lie
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Camden
3
7-
6
10c
Continental
preferred
Wines,
25c
(stock
6-
7-
1
425c
Radio
&
40c
Quarterly
5-18
J50c
(resumed)
Service
Mills,
convertible
Chemical
6
13 \'s %
(quar.)
Packing
California
6-15
5-13
8-
25c
Quarterly
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
6-10
2
25c
(quar.)
10c
6-15
(quar.)
60c
0
Extra
5-27
7-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
6-
5-31
60c
preferred
Continental
6-13
6-17
0-31
6-30
425c
25c
Chattanooga Gas .(initial quar.)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6-25
$1.12%
6-zO
1
7V2C
com.
12c
6-15
18 %C
Products
Television
Inc.,
Continental
1
:25c
(quar.)
7-
40c
(quar.)
Utilities,
6-
6-15
5-13
$1.25
(increased quar.)
Continental Can Co., com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)'
5-27
6-15
(quar.)
Chateau-Gai
25c
.___
5%
6-14
inc.)
____;
6-10
6-
____
California-Pacific
Paper
Rock
Continental Baking, com.
6-15
7J/2C
'6-15
1
475c
Paper Corp., Ltd.—
(initial quar.)
Continental
6-15
_
1
7-
6-16
$4.52
6-15
1
1
i2y2c
„
(quar.)
America
Co.
1
7-
7-
7-
25c
_
Z- Class B
$5.50
7-
30c
6-10
$4.50
1
$1.17
5-18
6-28
f25c
B.)
6-
$1.19
-1
t45c
_
(A.
6-13
6-30
75c
Consumers
6-10
1
6-2C
€120
$1.25
;
casters,
6-10
7-
0-20
1
1
$1.50
Consolidated Retail Stores, 4%%
,
1
710-
35c
common
Consolidated
1
6-30
$1.04
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)—
Co.
of
Co.
3oc
Vought Aircraft—
Chapman Valve Mig. (quar.)
20
7-
10c
—
Ink
6-
2oC
Champion Paper & Fibre '
$4.50
preferred'(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington
Calif. Electric Power $2.50 pfd.
6-17
6-15
i
(quar.)
6-15
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-ai
4$3.50
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% pfd. (accum.)____
25c
C I T Financial Corp.
(quar.)
50c
// $1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
12 '/2c
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
Calgary Power Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$$1.25
4% preferred iquar.)
t$l
4%% preferred (quar.)
t$1.121/2
4$1.12%
California
6-30
10c
.
(from investment
Products
6-10
20c
preference.
A
6-17
87y2c
Inc.
1
$i.51
i_
Sons
Zinc
Mills,
7-
5c
A
6-30
Chance
dividend
pfd.
$1.06%
.
7 10
Chance
6-17
7-
10c
35c
(quar.)
Extra
Service—
15c
_
6-30
15c
(quar.)
Utilities
Extra
3
Holder*
Payable of Res.
10c
quar.)
Consolidated Rendering Co.
6-10
(initial)
(quar.)
Century Shares Trust
Ltd.—
Co.
Co.
6-10
(en¬
6-
1
(quar.)
6-10
1
Burroughs
Ribbon
6-10
7-
Gas
Consolidated
6-10
6-24
preferred
Consolidated
(increased)
(quar.)
1st
(increased
Consolidated
6-10
1
(quar.)
1
15c
___
45c participating class
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Electric
Century
0-20
1
1
55c
(quar.,)
Public
7-
___
class
Dock,
4.65%
9
Wire
1
450c
Dry
6-17
6-
&
preferred
1
B
Burrard
Vermont
4.15%
8-
$30c
(final).
Ltd.,
Steel
Central
6-17
June
on
_
Ltd.
Central
6-16
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil,
6-30
1
62 V2C
Bullock's, Inc.; 4% - preferred (quar.)
Bulova Watch Co. (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burrnah
2
7-
Pipe Line Co.-(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Products, Ltd.
iquar.)
Bullard Co.
Burns
8-
6-29
8
77-
$1.23
Power, com.
preferred (quar.)
77:
O 00
(quar.)
Corp.
6%
r
9
7-
„
Maine
15c
Bucyrus-Erie
Building
4.a2%
3.50%
45c
9-
12- 9
13
»ii"
.•
410c
Common
New
tquar.)
Central
(quar.)
$5
8
$1.12 %
Central-Illinois Securities
7
A
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
6-
6-10
■69
preierred
7
7
6-
—
class
6-20
6-20
•
$1
6-
/'• 14%
preierrctt
(quar.)
Ltd.,
3
$1.12 Vi
7c
com.
3
6-
19c
(quar.)
Century
this
6-
6-15
$1.18%
preferred
95C
1st
6-15
(quar.)
6-
toOc
(final)
redemption
3
Service—
2
common
for
3
6-
,v
common
2
i;—
(quar. )___„_—
called
6-
■***»
When
Share
common
Consolidated Diversified Standard
Securities,
Ltd., $2.50 noncumulative
preferred (s-a)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.) com.
(quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Foods,
common
(quar.)_:
5'A % preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Freightways—
6-23
6-15
Inc.,
Interim
6-13
6-23
'
6-21
$1.25
(quar.)
Public
preierred
4.25 %
7
Co.—
convertible
$5
issue
6-
Illinois
2
(quar.)
Brothers, Inc.,
f
preferred
7-
Brockway Glass Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, common (quar.)
Brooks
4j/2%
Central
7-
(quar.)___
ordinary
Gas
3
7-
12 V2 c
Petroleum,
1
6-
Ltd.—
—
.
25c
(quar.) J
(quar.)
463c
Extra
British
2
,
(quar.)
preferreed
J56c
Telephone Co.
(quar.)
6-
2
7- 2
tlOc
Columbia
British Industries
2
7-
50c
'/■
(quar.)_^
and
t$1.19
(quar.)
Forest
7-
_—
com.
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
4%
Quarterly
British
6-15
7-
$21 y*c
—
(quar.)————
Columbia
*
(quar.)
preferred
4'%•%
6-17
1
Ltd.—
4%
7-11
420c
4$2.50
com
37 '/2c
Products,
Central Illinois Light,
J25c
(quar.)
Fibre
4.35%
6-15
7-15
t94c
,
Oil
450c
Ltd.,
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—-
Ltd.— v.
Note
(s-a)
Investments
preferred
5%
6-15
t2834c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
60c
preferred
Ltd.
Canada
Central Foundry Co., common
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
33c
(quar.)
Co.
Knitting,
5%
25c
35c
Co.,
British
3
6-20
(quar.)
Bank
preferred
3
6-
preference (s-a)
Central Cold Storage (quar.)
t$1.50
British
preferred
6-
1
1
(quar.)
5%
1
Ltd.—
Co.
4%%
77-
Co.,
40c
preferred
(quar.)
40c preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Cigar Corp., common
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Coppermines Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Discovery Yellowknife Mines—
3
$1.75
(quar.)
2
(quar.)
3%%
American
preferred
11-15
$1.12 Vi
6-
50c
Assurance
Columbia
common
(quar.)
b-
75c /
&
Corp.
Manufacturing
British
America,
series A
6-15
—
British-American
British
2nd
Celtic
(quar.)
of
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
G.) & Co., Ltd., 5%
American
Corp.
4%%
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Celanese
6
Central
(quar.)
-
common
Bristol-Myers Co.,
11-15
11-30
$3
Light
preferred
Stratton
&
11-30
Connohio
8-13
425c
Rubber—
4V2% preferred (initial)
Bridgeport Gas Co., com. (quar.)
Briggs
8-31
(quar.)
87'/2c
(quar.)___
Brass,
425c
B
$2.50
&
Bearing
preferred
412c
(quar.).
Class
20c
_
(s-a)
& Sons
J.)
(quar.)__
B
3
25c
—
RR
Hose
Woven
6%.
A
Class
6-
35c
.___
(quar.)
preferred
Crnss
11-18
6-15
$1.37 Vi
Bond
Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Borg-Warner Corp., 3y2%
8-22
11-30
50c
'
common
Name of Company
8-13
1
15c
Bohack
Per
Payable of Rec.
413c
-
1
(quar.)
1
430c
6-15
5-29
20c
6-29
6-17
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2702)
Monday, June 13/1S-5S
.
.
.
4Per
Share
Name of Company
Diversified
Group
from net
terly
5%
(quar.)
(Joseph)
5-31
6-20
6-14
9-20
0-14
*17~C
7-29
6-30
6-30
6-17
25c
Dominion
Stores,
—
Chemical, Ltd.—
4
.—-
3%%
'T-Harrls
Power
Duncan
A
.5%
Co.,
class
Co.,
A.)
A
preferred
Inc.
.a-
^
(quar.)
5%
G
W
■
5.20%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Eastern Gas
4Vi%
7-
1
6-15
Flying Tiger Line, 5%
8-
2
7-22
Food
11-
1
10-21
par
1
preferred
Kodak
Co.,
preferred
Easy Washing
7?
10c
6-30
6-10
Frick
6-15
1
6-15
6-15
5-18
7-
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
6-18
8
10-
1
9-18
7-
Co.
2
2
7-
Electric
Paso
Co.,
(Geo.
'4'A%
Gair
5%
Class
6-30
6-10
6-30
5-25
5-16
7-
1
6-20
$1.37'/2
6-20
6-10
7-
6-17
T
1
1
50c
6-30
6-15
50c
7-
6-16
Co.
(1 8/10
subject
shares
Electric Controller St
Electrical
Products
Corp.
Electronic
National
5%
Co.,
held)
SEC
6-13
50c
V. Elmira
&
7%
6-20
1
6-20
6-15
5-16
7-
100%
Williamsport R.
R.
American
1st
General
6%
2nd
Emerson
7%
preferred
Electric
Baking
Box
6-13
General
7-
1
6-13
4%
1st
7-
1
6-13
4%
2nd
^preferred
Emerson
Fund
dinary income)!..Emery Air Freight (increased)
"k*
Empire District Electric Co.,
net
Cigar,
Emporium Capwell Co., 7%
Equity Fund, Inc
-
6-20
6-24
7-15
6-24
5%
6-30
6-15
6%
7-
6 -15
-General
Electric
General
Finance
General
Candy
Contract,
--Erie
or¬
tp
;
r
;
5
(s-a>__
(s-ai—
General
6-15
10-
6-
1
.tp
830c
4—
(quar.)_
jl->
63 preferred series A (quar.)
Mfg. Co. '(quar.)
-Erersharp, Inc. common
^
preferred
Ex-Cell-O
Fairbanks
Co.,
6%.
Camera
Fairmont
Foods
50c
loo
■
$2
(quar.)
conv. pfd. (quar.)
Si Instrument
Co.,
com.
.
Extra
.
6%
1
1
6-17
Mich.)
Life
St
6
7-15
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-20
6-
6-15
6-
6-20
5-25
6-15
6-15
,
6-17
Green
Giant
Mountain
Greyhound Corp., common
(quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred 1954 series (quar.)
7-
1
6-15
37'/2c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
Grinnell
6-30
6-15
40c
Corp.
6-27
6-
6
7-
1
6-
1
Guaranty Trust Co.
7-
1
6-
1
Gulf
7-
1
6-
1
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, com.
6-15
5-18
30c
6-15
5-18
40c
7-
6-
1
Interstate Gas,
1
6-29
income)
(quar.)
25c
6-15
10c
7-
1
7-
1
6-16
6-
1
Hahn
Brass,
Class
Hall
6-
3
Haloid
6-30
6-
3
Hamilton
6-30
6-16
Hamilton
7-11
6-20
Corp.—
Co.
Co.,
5%
210c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4%
Co.,
convertible
preferred
1
6-17
Hammermill
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-17
$1
7-
1
6-17
50c
7-
1
6-17
25c
6-15
5-16
10c
6-15
1
6-
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
9
40c
7-25
6-17
17 Vic
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-14
5-26
7-30
7-
*
Printing Co.
6-15
12c
(Increased quar.)
:
6-13
75c
(quar.)
8-
7-
$1.25
;
,
...
1
6-
1
$1.25
8-
Hanson-Van
>
8-
1
•
ft-24
11-23
6-15
5-19
5-19
5-19
5-19
6-10
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
0-1$
6-10
50c
4%
50c
(Payable in class A stock)
(quar.)
Winkle-Munning Co.
Harbison-Walker
.
3
:
8
50c
50c
15c
Y.)
(N.
6-10
6-
3
6-15
8- 5
5-27
6-10
5-25
8-25
(quar.)—
€-10
6-30
6-13
6-13
7- 1
5-31
5-31
6-17
6-15
€-30
Refractories,
$1.50
7-20
1
$15c
1- 2
(quar.)—
46c
>
7- 1
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
$1.25 - 7- 1
Harris
(A.) Co./ 5Vi% preferred (quar.)$lJ7Vb <
8-1
5 Vi %
preferred (quar.)—.—
$1.37%
11- I
5'/a%
preferred : (quar.)
$1.37% 2-1-50
Harris-Seybold Corp
1
317'Ac ••• $-30
Harrisburg Steel, .common (quar.)
.-37%c '
7-1
Class B common (quar.)
37'Ac
7- 1
Hartford Gas Co.; common (quar.)_—
50c
6-30
8% preferred <quar.)_i__
<~<5©c "*..6-30
Hartman Tdbacco, $4 prior preferred (quar.)
r
$1
6-15
Hastings Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
7'Ac
- €-15
Havana Lithographing Co
•;
3c .' .6-24
Hazel-Atlas Glass
(quar.)
30c 7- 1
Hazeltine Corp.
(quar.)
35c
6-15
Hecla Mining Co.—
5®
Heileman- (G.)
Brewing (quar.)
50c -•
6-15
Hein-Werner Corp.
25c
>6-24
Heinz
<H. J.L 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
51 %c
7-1
Helemano Co.,
Ltd
25c
6-13
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
*
40c
y 1
7%
preferred (quar.)
433Ac
7- 1
Hendershot Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
125c
y 2
Hercules Cement Corp. (quar.)
37%c
7-1
Hercules Powder Co
60c
6-25
Hercules Steel Products, common
(quar.)—
5c
6-15
preferred (quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
Hamischfeger Corp., com.
8
7-11
-
5-24
€-13
6-13
12-15
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
$1.12'A
$1.06'A
(quar.)——.—
6%
'
6-10
1
*;93ViC
Bank
.-Hanover
~
7- 0
.
6-15
0-17
.
>
6-17
7-20
10-2*
-
1-2*
——.
'
(quar.)__
5-27
5-27
(M. A.), class A common (quar.)
Class
B
common
(quar.)
5-31
7-
5-27
6-15
6-15
6-15
Hanna
1
50c
(quar.)
5-20
8-15
56c
dividend
Stock
9,
87'Ac
(quar.)__
$3.50 pfd.
6-10
5-27
Hancock Oil—
.
9
15c
6-10
30c
$1
Quarterly
9
$1.25
—
7
6-10
Co.—
Paper
4'/2%
6-10
7-
25c
6-
6-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ (quar.)
,20c
3
35c
15c
(increased)
common
25c
(quar.)
6
6-
7- 1
7- 1
6-2Q
7- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Watch
7-
8
6-
6-17
Cotton, Ltd.,—
preferred,
5c
(quar.)
"
(quar.)__
common
new
$2
j.
l35c
$1.05
$1.10
$1.11
*25c
120c
!
common
(quar.)
(W. F.) Printing
15c
(quar.)
50c
$1.25
$1-25
$1.16
—
A
6-30
.
-
(quar.)
4.64%
Co.,
preferred
$4.40-preferred
$4.44 preferred
6-17
(quar.)
6-20
7-15
6-13
80c
12'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, com. (quar.)
Gulf Power
6-17
$1.12'A
..
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$4.20
common
preferred
€-13
(N. Y.)
Sfi
of Texas—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Advertising, * -
V.
7-11'
<•
$-17
*6-17
*
6-17
—
(quar.)_——.
.
—
230c
30c
Outdoor
Portland
Wire,
6-10
6-15
7- 1
6-17
6-17
7- 2
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-20
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
30c
6-10
7- 2
r50c
Die (quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
&
Tap
6-17
6-15
26c
pfd. (quar.)_
Power (quar.)_„_
Copper
Cananea
7- 2
$1.75
5%
Greenfield
28c
common
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
1
€-30
7- 2
$135
45c
50c
50c
J5c
25c
$I..06'A
$1.25
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(B.)
1
$-15
$50c
$50c
30c
—
(quar.)
common
Greening
'
.
——
8-15
81.50
:
Cement Co.—-J-
8-
$2.90
'
8 5C
*
-6-30
-
8-
1
A.
6-10
General
7-
6-15
6-
4
840c
6-15
5-18
6-15
■
$5
—
5c
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
General
7-
1
6-14
6-29
6-
3
12-28
12-14
;37V2c
6-30
6-15
50c
6-22
6-
25c
6-27
General
$2.50
General
1
15c
6-30
6-10
Creek,
6-15
6-10
from
6
6-
6
6-15
6-
6
6-15
6-
6
6-15
6-
6
-81.25
$1.25
50c
7-
1
6-10
81.25
7-
1
6-10
•
15c
6-30
6-20
6-28
6-
6-15
5-31
6-29
6*17
:
7
.
•
•.
-
6-21
6-21
-
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Indiana—
59%C
7-
1
6-15
preferred
62'Ac
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)
Telephone
Co.
of
preferred
Telephone
Stock
.
Ky.—
7-15
6-30
Hershey Chocolate,
48c
7-
1
6-15
Hertz
(quar.)
52c
7-
1
Corp.,
48c
6-30
6-
50%
6-30
6-
3
7-
1
6-
7- 1
6-
3
com.
6-
1
5-18
6-
1
6-
6
6-17
5-31
6-
7
6-
7
preferred A
4%%
(increased)
Corp.
55C
59%C
Hibbard
(quar.)
Higbie
Mfg.
Co.,
6
6-
3
6-15
8-15
—
7- 1
6-15
6-15
60c
6-24
6-14
12'Ac
7- 1
6-15
(quar.)
Inc.
Spencer
6-
50c
53%c
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins,
6-2*
50c
(quar.)
6-15
3
6-20
40c
common
*
(quar.)
6- 2
6-1*
5-25
3
$1.30
dividend
preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred
6- 3
6-10
,
'
4.75%
•
30c
preferred (initial)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10
6-
6-15
and
income
(quar.)
of Illinois—
$2.40
4.40%
25c
Telephone Co.
:
35c
(30c
gains)
Castings
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone of Michigan—
General
(Battle
captal
5.20%
6-15
3%
Securities
Steel
6-15
72y2c
■
50c
(quar.)—
$2.37Vi
6-14
62Vie
Refractories
from
General
5-18
35c
.
60c
6-15
7-
$5
■
$1.25
common—
6-15
1
6-15
837'Ac
Precision Equipment,
preferred
1
1
$1.50
-General
1
2
7-
56 Vic
(quar.)
1
7-
Sugar,
2$1.38
General
6-
line
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great
7-15
<
3
6-30
2
20c
(increased)
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
5-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
7-15
(quar.)_
6-
7-
7-27
-
preferred B (quar.)
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
Fanner Mfg. Co.
(stock dividend)
-Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
:
Federal
Western
6-15
$1.50
7-15
*-10
6-30
quar.)
*
5%
Federal Bake Shops
6-
(Winnipeg)
Co.
Assurance
Saddlery,
7-30
(quar.)
common
Life
West
West
7-30
*
6-10
6-28
$1
(increased
Family. Finance Corp., com. (quar.)
4 Vi % preferred A
(quar.)
Rubber
7
6
6-16
Quarterly
28 'Ac
(quar.)_—
pfd. A "1'952 series'* (quar.)—^
$5 pfd. -A "1954 series" (quar.)-—•—
$5 pfd. B "1955 series" (qUar.)___—'
General Railway Signal, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)_
i
General Realty & Utilities (quar.)
-
•
"
Faultless
Great
6-15
15c
(quar.)
Corp.,- common
preferred
General
6-17
1
77-
=
25c
i
Farrel-Birmingham
7
6-
6-
$1.10
55c
Greene
(reduced)
Corp.,
preferred
-General
1
20%
4%
Fairmont
Ltd.
6-30
-
6*
6-
5-20
preferred A (quar.)
Ry. (quar.)
4.40%
-
6-10
2 $1.25
common
Manifold Sc
$3.75
11*10
60c
•
preferred (quar.)_
Railway Motors
Falconbridge Nickel Mines,
:
Green
(quar.)_
G-eneral Motors Corp:,
6
1-12
■
9
6-14
—
7-
25c
(initial)
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N. Y. (quar.)
Excelsior Life Insurance Co. (Toronto) (s-a)
Fafnir Bearing Co.
Stock dividend
1
6-15
25c
new. common
.8-
12-1
(quar.)_
Corp.,
6-
>$1.28
1
3
(s-a)
$8
Fireproofing
General Mills,
6rl5
6-30
12V<>c
—.
7-
+31 'Ac
25c
u
—
3
General Industries
6-10
6-30
,
37 Vic
"f$1.2B
6-20
7- 1'
8- 1
6-24
6-23
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
Paper—
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
Foods
-General
9-20
v
1
6-30
5%
;
common
Fairchlld
'
General
5-27
6c
,
5%
6-15
6-17
35c
6-17
37'Ac
Lakes
Northern
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred ($20 par)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
'6-30
$3.50
.
Bro
*
•-
(quar.)..-
$5 preferred .series A (quar.)
-
K
*
A
Erie. Railroad,
5
com.
7-
1
5c
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
V
5%
15c
preferred
S- 9
preference (quar.)
Towing
1st
6-30
common
35c
(s-a)
5%
Great
34 %C
preferred
conv.
60c
—
1
6-30
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
1
1
•
;t30c
:
37'Ac
(quar.)
7-15
$1.75
(from
Inc.
/
?
Co.,
General
(quar.)
Mutual
8-20
11-28
7- 1
Paper,
Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
Great
8-20
11-20
6-15
(quar.).
$1.12'A
quar.)
Transportation
Co.
70c
y
6-20
Cable
General
(quar.)
6-30
*-2$
A
A
(N. Y.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
preference (quar.)
B
1
6-10
$40c
Y.)
(N.
Insurance Co.
—
Lakes
Class
6-
5-2$
933A«
25c
15c
4
Quarterly
Great
15c
Bakeries, Ltd.
General
General
Co.—
common
1
1
American
5-31
6-17
45c
(quar.)
Gray Drug Stores (quar.)
Indemnity
6-17
62'Ac
2
62Vic
(s-a)
8-
11-
__
American
6-
7-
Co.
preferred
6-20
$1.65
Mfg.,
8-15
6-30
12C
Quarterly
6-30
(s-a)
Great
1
8
5-31
6-15
$137'A
(quar.)
62'Ac
Investors,
(quar.)
fi-23
1
preferred
6-10
7-
-
11-21
35c
(quar.)
Great American
—
(quar.)
62Vic
(s-a)
preferred
33A%
6-30
56'Ac
common
Corp..
Oil
conv.
I'
7%
1
7
6-30
6-30
10c
(resumed)
common
preferred
6-
,12-12
$1.50
$25c
62V&C
31'Ac
(quar.)
(W. T.) Co., common
6-15
$1.50
investment
from
General
Ely Sc Walker Dry Goods
;
5 Vi %
Grant
Great
preferred
American
25c
quar.)
common
preferred
1
7-
6%
cents
25c
(Increased
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
5%
7-
30c
dividend)——.
5-13
25c
(stork
Watch
7-
City Steel,
5-31
(quar.)__—
& Co.,
preferred
Common
(quar.)
Granite
11-15
(s-a)
(initial
common
Acceptance
General
iquar.)
5-16
6-10
,
A
Varnish
Rapids
7%
preferred
(Julius)
17
and
$4.50
Gas
Mfg. Co
Associates
Elgin
100
the
of
Consolidated
Electrolux
Elliott
each
annrov«l
the
(o
31
(stock dividend)
for
6-15
25c
convertible preferred
General
1
conv.
Grand
Co.—
convertible
B
General
.
5%
A
7-35
—
5-23
United
1
6-15
6-10
$25c
"$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$25 par" (quar.)
preferred
5-24
tlOc
,
a
Ltd., class A (quar.)
7-
Gary (Theo.)
Co., common
(Increased)
Participating
common
(quar.)
$1.60 1st preferred
(quar.)
Gas
Industries Fund
(11
cents from gains
realized
during fiscal year ended March
5-23
of
5%
Sc Co.,
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
j5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
5-23
stock
6-
-
(increased).
:
1
12'Ac
5%
1
Share Co.
6-15
7-
!
Great Northern
preferred (quar.)
Garrett
Corp.
(quar.)
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd.,
6-10
6-15
6-15
1
5-1$
1
6-20
A
(quar.)
Ltd.
Toy,
25c
5 V2 %
1
&
6-16
40C
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
conv.
Garflnckel
7-
common
1
25c
preferred (quar.)——
Co., Inc.—
7-
in
7-
Gannett
6-16
40c
Auto-Lite
Co.
Gamble-Skogmo,
6-15
Bond
Graham-Paige Corp.—
•6 Vic
preferred
(Robert)
4.50%
$1.03
Payable
A.)
conv.
$1.12Vi
Electric
6-16
&
Great
non-cumulative preferred
(quar.)
Electric
1
preferred
Extra
Loom, Inc.—
the
4V2 %
(quar.)
7-
9-30
(quar.)
Gas
$1
2%
preferred
Natural
Grafton
common
preferred
Paso
6-16
on
$4.50
F1
1
dividend
of
6-15
(quar.)
7-
6-
$4.12
common
20c
6%
Grand
8-10
6-15
$1.06'A
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
1
825c
.
i
(quar.)
5-10
€-30
Funsten (R. E.)
6
50c
v^uar.)
Egry Register, 5Vi% preferred
80 Broad Street, Inc.
B
5-10
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
5C
6-30
Stores—
A
7-15
quar.)—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
6-15
15c
preieixeu
Co.
(quar.)
Class
'
Stock
6-15
6-
A
$1.50
—
Ins.
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class
'
'
-
3
7-
(quar.)
Employees
6-15
(quar.)
common
6-
■
4'A%
8-24
2%
Co.,
1
5c
Brothers
Edison
1
Class
<
common
5c
(quar.)
9-
15c
7-
6-30
Extra
6-24
281.25
_
3
75c
Corp.. Ltd. (quar.)
Eddy Paper no.. TM
«t class A
1
(quar.)
6-
75c
Ecuadorian
7-
10c
1
7-
Mfg. Co.
Class
6%
on
825c
(quar.)
1
6
dividend
Fruit
6-15
Baler
6-
Stock
6-15
Economy
6-13
6-
10c
7-
6-15
6-15
6-
4$1
6-30
$50c
7-31
$12'Ac
6-15
$12'/2c
6-15
50c
6-15
25c
6-25
•' /.
$2
9-12
.■
$2
9-12
:
$1.50
> 9-12
$2
12-12
> $2
12-12
(quar.)
(W. R.) & Co.—
6-30
1
>$3
6-30
(quar.)
Gorham
Fundamental Investors Inc.—
6-30
(s-a)
Government
Grace
75c
Fuller
15c
Paper Corp., common
7-15
6-10
1
225c
1
15c
85c
prior preferred
6-10
1
7-
6-15
—
6-
85c
6-20
50c
:—
881.25
common
6-14
$1.62Vi
6-17
6-30
6-20
.
(quar.)
7-
7-15
6-22
(quar.)
6%
B
20c
6-30
(quar.)
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.
H Class
6-20
9-16
common
Eaton
5-10
6-20
6-18
common
—
6-15
6-30
1
50c
50c
$1.50
—_
Mackay Stores, Ltd., class A
k 6-30
10-11
B
(quar.)
Gordon
35C
Frontier Refining
♦
(quar.)__
47o
5-26
1
5-31
'
A
preferred
6-
75c
/
(quar.)
1
45c
(quar.)
—
(Canada), Ltd.'—
€-10
7'Ac
Frigikar Corp.
Frlto Company
8
6-15
7-
$1.12'A
—
6-20
6-15
__
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Quarterly
1
12'Ac
6-30
8-25
6-13
7-
15c
15c
•
—
6-15
(quar.)
5-31
:
$1.50
1
15c
Tire Sc Rubber
Common
(quar.),
pref.
3
6-
'}}■ $1.75
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire Sc Rubber
1
6-
6-15
7- 1
6-13
7- 1
6-13
7- 1
7- 1
60c
50c
25c
pfd. (quar.)
Goodyear
50c
—
preferred (quar.)
Friedman (L.) Realty (quar.)
6-15
7-1
6-14
7- 1
50c
Brothers,:(quar.)
25c
6%
7-
12'AC
25c
(s-a)
Co.,
5-31
.
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Stock
Sc
Golden Cycle Corp..
Goodrich
(B. F.)
Co.
7
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Fraser
6-10
Machine Corp.—
Extra
6-17
Fram Corp.
6-30
7-
(quar.)
6-
1
-4%
6-25
7Vic
7 Vic
25c
25c
(quar.)
common
1
Corp. (quar.)
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp. (quar.)—_
11-ia
(quar.)__
77-
Foster-Wheeler
1
6-14
(quar.)
preferred
$4.50
Gold
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fownes Bros. Sc Co.
" 12'Ac
Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
fl'Ac
6-15
12-
1
6-15
$1
com. (quar.)
7-
31 Vic
31'Ac
20c
10c
15c
32Vic
25c
6-
5-31
6-10
10c
Brewing
60c
5-20
1
6-15
$1.05
6-15
6-10
,
6-15
62 %c
4%%
8-19
6-16
Goebel
1
(quar.)
6-15
1
,
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
Globe-Wernlcke Co., 7%
5-31
1
6-15
6-15
6-21
7- 1
7- 1
6-20
45c
25c
7-
<
6-15
1 v
(initial)
7-
;
6-15
Class
6Vi%
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
7-
7-
Co.
(Fritz W.) Sons
7-
(quar.)
Motor
Class
Co.
<N. Y.)
Insurance
Glitsch
25c
A
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
$1.25
$1.12'A
20c
6-13
Co.—
Glidden
7-
—
$3 class
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
t30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper
(quar.)
Foster & Kleiser Co., class A pfd. (quar.)
7-
25c
pfd.
$2
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.
B
common
3%
Wallace,
6-15
(formerly Glen Alden Coal)
3
.
—
7- 1
(quar.)
6-
10c
Foreign Power Securities Corp
Foremost Dailies,
com.
(Increased
6-15
.
Class
El
'
6-15
7-
9-
(quar.)
Associates,
Sugar
Eastman
,
Ford
Co.
B
Co.
6-
25c
increased
common
Foote-Burt
6-30
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastern
Stores,
Class
3
$1.23
2
Cement
H.)
Corp.
Glens Falls
6-10
Goldblatt
dividend
6-10
1
• V
(P.
'
pfd. A (s-a)
5-16
Class
5-31
6-15
6-20
8
6-
(quar.)
40c
6-20
8
(quar.)
——
com.
new
7-12
5-23
common
Portland
A
6-
6-18
$1.25
Distilleries
10c
preferred
&
Glenmore
50c
(quar.)
Light,
(quar.)
Food Machinery & Chemical,
3'A% preferred (quar.)
8
and $2 par) (quar.)
preferred
Fair
Stock
6-15
and $2 par) (quar.)
6%
6-
6-
55c
—-
(s-a)—
Fruehauf Trailer—
par
j$1
&
$1.12Vi
(quar.)
no
$1
Corp.
Power
(quar.)
Common (both no
'.Vv
Power
Florida
Racing Association—
Common (both
$4
Co.
Florida
7-
iquar.)
preferred
Eastern
Flintkote
3
7-
(quar.)—
Fuel Associates, com.
St
9
7-25
—
com.
66-
.6-15
6-15
6-25
3c
prior pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
_a
1
/ $4.20
Glen Alden
$2
<
<quar.)__,_
Ltd.. class A
7-
1
8-26
9
6-18
Glens Falls Portland Cement (quar.)
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
7-
(initial)
Natural Gas,
Lines
Air
Fittings,
1
7-35
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
1
6-
$1.12%
87Vic
45c
$0.4678
50c
51'Ac
517/eC
52Vic
52Vic
5c
31'Ac
——
(quar.)
of America
Corp.
6-
6-
9-16
75c
Particpiating preference (s-a)
Participating
6-15
6-15
Glatfelter
50C
(quar.)___™
Co.—
6-15
6-14
—
Potash
Cigar Corp.
East Tennessee
,
—
iquar.)
Duval Sulphur St
D
—
—
preferred
preferred
Dynamics
4
6-21
$1-25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
;
Duquesne Light Co., com. (quar.).
V
3.75% preferred (quar.)
4% preferred Iquar.)_——
4.10%
preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)
—;
4.20% preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.t.
—Aa
>.
6-
1
6-30
9
5-27
Class
-
Co.
Carpet
Forbes
$3.50
5%
1
6-13
9
6-
10c
(quar.)
Fund
—
Philadelphia (quar.)—
of
7-
,j
6-
Bait.—
at
Stores
7-
10%
;$4.50
Co.,
National
Firth
10c
,
Duraloy Co.
Association
Fischer Sc Porter
(quar.)__
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
Common
(interim)
r——
Duriron
First
1
1
Y.)—-
6-17
25c
2%
(quar.)
6-17
Giant
6-17
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
International,
Fire
preferred
$4.60
7- 1
25c
Georgia-Pacific Plywood, 5% pfd.
Gerber Products, 4'A%
preferred
7-
6-15
7
(quar.)
75c
6-15
6-
50c
45c
1
50c
iquar.)
$4.92 pfd.
Georgia Power,
8
40c
6-23
•
6-
40c
6-17
$1.75
common
6-15
3
7-
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Industrial
Financial
5-27
6-
6-15
Finance Co. of Pennsylvania
7-15
6-15
(quar.)
A
B
6-15
5-16
Holdert
When
Payable of Ret.
$1.06'A
(quar.)
common
2%
of America
Co.
Class
1
5-27
7-30
.
.<
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Plywooa
Stock dividend
$5 preferred
(quar.)
■
Share
,
(quar.).
Co.
Pares
2%
15c
12Vic
$1.25
quar.)
(quar.)—
(C.
Dunhill
(Increased
Finance
2
6-
.
6-24
87'Ac
div.)
Fiduciary Trust Co.
7-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)__._
Cotiee
.Class
Dunham
.
Co
Co.,
preferred
7%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Exploration
Drilling
Duke
2
1
Corp.,
preferred
25c
50c
62Vic
933Ac
12Vic
(increased quar.)
common
7-
1
7-
:
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Industries,
Dresser
8-
881.75
25c
25c
40c
(quar.)
Draper Com. iquar.)——.——~———
Dravo Corp., 4%
preference (quar.;
Dr>
10c
7-
Time
4V*%
Genuine
.
Fidelity Fund, new common (initial)
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance (N.
.'Quarterly
'.
6-18
25c
pid.
Ltd., 7%
(initial)—
—
Dragon Cement Co.
6-15
,
General
1
75C
Publications
Corp. (stock
I Stock dividend
>6-15
6-
75c
common
(quar.)_
Ferro
■j- 6-15
5-26
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
5-31
6-10
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Extra
Class
.—
—
Co.
6-30
t$l
$20c
(quar.)
Textile Co.,
Chemical
Dow
Increased
Ltd.—7-15
United
preferred
Federated
6-28
*+»?
Board,
6-30
15c
10c
(quar.)
Electric
Screw Works (quar.)
Federated Department Stores—
6-28
817'Ac
Corp.
Federal
9
7-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-
7-15
(quar.)_
preference (quar.)
tl
Dominion
Dover
2
t20c
Ltd.
Ltu.
Dominion Tar Sc
Common
7-
■—
Square Corp.,
Dominion
$3
-
(quar.)
(s-at
Federal
6-23
Dominion Scottish Investments,
...
Paper
—————-
preferred
7%
Federal
7-15
Ltd., common
Co.,
Glass
Common
6-10
6-24
+15C
(quar,)—————t$J.12A
preferred
4'A%
7-10
25c
Dome Mines, Ltd. (quarj
Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
Dominion
Pacific
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Federal
6-15
Dominguez
Common
Federal-Mogul
6-10
15c
22c
(quar.)
Crucible
Dodge Sc Cox Fund
5-31
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
50c
Welder
Machine &
6-15
6-25
4c
,45c
62Vic
Stores
Dixie-Home
Dixon
Federal
Stock Fund, Inc. (quar¬
investment income)———
Cup Co., common (quar.i
convertible preferred series A
Dixie
Share
Name of Company
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Bartlett & Co.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(Continued on page 50)
7-25
6-
3
Volume 181
Number 5437
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2703)
\
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
40% Not
106
1
Jan
7
9% Jan
6
£% Jan
5
52
CI
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Jan
4
Not 24
Lowest
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14% Dec 31
10% Dec
39% Mar 14
30
56% Dec 30
48% Jan
Jan
19
Feb
1
Jan
6
16% Jan
27
ABC
7% Mar 23
12% Feb
18
ACF-Brill
46% Jan
18
63
Jan
25% Jan
6
44% Not 29
39% Jan
6
24 V« Jan
31
£8
4
Jan
89
18% May
22% Mar
104
Aug 20
Not
30
29% Dec
30
Jun
77% Jan
4%
65% May 19
73% May 19
32% Apr 27
45 74 Mar
7
18
26% Dec 31
27% Jan
20% Jan
34
3
7
Jan
5
Jan
12% Jan
4
£5% Jan
6
16%Jun
14
21% Dec 29
111
Dec
29
18% July 28
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
2% Jan
4
9
Dec
29
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
80
Jan
6
141
Dec
27
£8y4
Jan'
4
18% Jan
2o%
109% Jan
18
115
Jan
80
Jan
89
May
4
92% Mar 11
8% Jan
6
106
Dec
20
Dec
13
15% Dec 30
71% Jan
8
16
Mar
9
19% Dec
26
Jan
4
40% Sep 29
104% Dec 20
16
Jan
104
Jan
Co
—1
42%
42%
70%
31%
73
32
43%
44
3174
5
44
44%
Corp
No par
44%
44
30 V*
30 V4
*30%
31
31
31
44'A
*3074
2,900
31%
*31
3174
113
113%
I,400
2574
10,000
34 %
33,200
127%
2,400
Express
Corp,—10
Jan
Feb
3
7
10
Chemical
&
Kid
Apr
11
45% Jan
4
74% Not 17
70
Jan
6
81 % Apr
13
S3 % Jan
8
147% Not 26
145
Jan
24
160 % Apr
11
May 28
124% Not
17
63% Jun
94% Jan
98
4
92
Dec
20
11
78
Dec
29
116% Jan
6
34% Jun
£8% Jan
7
83% Jan
134% Apr
40
18
149
1% Jan
3% Feb
5
28
Apr 23
19
Jan
11
35
7274 Jan
16
18
Feb
16
34
Jan
If
25% Jan
17
92
9
9
Jun
.
39
100% Jun
Jan
7
91
Nov~23
77% Feb
3
91 % Feb
22% Dec 29
20% Jan
6
29 % Jun
7C% Jan
4
109
Dec
22
35
Dec
27
102
Jan
6
139
Feb
18
105% Dec
17
16% Jan
4
32% Dec
20
£6
Jan
4
66
9
Jan
4
15% Dec 20
14 y4 Jan
6
57% Jan
4
58
Dec
20
66% Jan
6
41
Mar 15
33% Jan
6
soy* Oct 21
Jon
If
Not
5
104% Mar
•
100
Feb
1
100
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
84
105
Jun
31
22% Jan
18
18% Jan
4
19% Dec
31
4% Jan
11
10
Dec
31
23
49y« Jun
29
7 Vs Mar 14
of
15%
99
56
Sep 29
Dec
96% Apr
27% Mar 14
29
48
125% Apr
21
148% Dec 21
140
icsy4 Jun
30
114% Dec
27
106
15
Mar 14
Apr
4
Mar 15
27% Jan
8
4%
3574
5974
59%
59%
5 9 74
62%
63%
617b
-100
118% Jun
46% Feb
18
52% Jan
4
12 y* Jan
26
15% Jun
10
34 V* Mar 10
37% Jan
15
19 y4 Feb
6
39% Dec
11% Sep
2
16
e% Jan
4
13% Jan
5
2
76
17
Mar
2% Jun
26
Jan
44% Jan 20
7% May 17
£2
Jan
14
37% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
100% Jan
19
21% Feb
24
23
Jan
3
15% Dec 27
13% Jan
18
42% Dec
40
30
Jan
Can
4
7%
Co
4%%
American
conv
374%
conv
17
65
Jan
11
Jan
6
96 y« Jan
26
27% Dec
2
31% Dec
107
25% Jan
17
20
83
27% Jan
21
45% Jan
5
Co
2974
30
29%
29%
2974
29%
29%
2874
2974
20%
20%
207s
20%
20%
20%
20%
2074
20%
207a
1,200
774
774
7%
774
7%
774
7%
774
7%
7%
13,400
4274
42 74
42%
42%
42 %
4274
4174
427a
46%
467b
46 74
467b
46
3 8 74
38%
38%
38%
38%
3874
39
38%
40
4,300
65 %
6474
65
64%
657 b
*64%
65
66
6674
2,000
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2574
2574
1,800
10
*30
3074
30
30
__100
97
97
97
97
5 7 74
5 8 74
58
5874
10
4474
44%
45
4474
20,200
69 74
*68 74
6%
6%
American
574%
Products-
1
1
*26%
1
3074
prior preferred
Common
&
___100
100
American
News
American
Optical
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
£0
Jan
Oct
4
40% Aug 17
Sep 27
3
179% Jan
5
9 % Jan
3
37 % Feb
9
6
72% Apr
11
40% Mar 14
52% Jun
9
163
Jun
7
39 y4 Jan
122
172
Apr
22
Rad
&
7%
Sany
64% Jan
6
84
Apr
8
137% Jan
4
145
Apr
11
6
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
American
Sumatra
4
178% Dec
7
172% Jan
13
186% Mar
3
American
Tel
62% Feb
21
2
American
Tobacco
130% Jan
20
1
66% Dec 29
138% Peb
10
45% Dec
29
4
9% July
120% Mar
9
25% Feb
1
38% Mar 14
116% Jun
11% Sep 27
17
28
Aug 13
10
9% May 23
26% Jan
13
73
May
141 % May 13
53% Jun
120
3
Apr
1
11% Jan
10
29
Mar 24
American Sugar
6%
5%
73
4
Jan
93%
*92
93
4074
40%
x40
40%
2,700
55
57 %
5674
18,600
Water
6%
5%%
27% Jun
1
93% Jan
6
113% Jun
1
Jan
6
67 % Jun
9
Anaconda Copper
52% Jan
6
65% Mar
8
Anaconda
38% May
3
7
Dec
not 23
29
47
Anchor
50
Jan
•
100
41% Aug 13
Jan
6
109% not 24
S3 % Jan
12
45% Dec
6% Feb
23
For
23
52% Mar 29
15% not 29
footnotes
see
page
33% Mar 30
104% Apr
26
39% Apr
12
44% Jan
3
Jan
6
57% Jan
28
13% Jan
3
29% Apr
1
46
26.
110
1374
*106
26%
*28%
1374
108
2774
30
14
30
10%
9%
10%
974
10%
9%
53%
53%
5374
5374
5374
52%
27
16,200
30
900
13%
14 %
13%
10%
106
2674
*28'/a
2774
27
*2874
53%
■
105'/a
106
106
974
1074
1374
10
5074
54
60
.
52 74
3,300
64,100
5,700
34
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34%
35
34%
34I/2
34
34%
33%
3474
7.000
46%
4574
46%
4574
46
46
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4774
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78 74
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79%
79 74
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78%
77
77 %
7774
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57,500
5
2 3 74
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173
24%
170
2474
170
2474
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25
173
247a
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2474
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32 74
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3274
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,
20
173
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3274
33
16,600
4,100
66
67
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65
64 %
6574
620
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49%
5174
5074
52%
50%
5174
45,600
163%
163 74
980
25
preferred—100
125 74
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3174
3174
31%
3174
1
49%
50
4874
49%
common
100
com
44%
81
164
44%
81
:
14474
5
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100
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18474
185%
145
25
-
5274
53%
11774
117%
6874
136
163
163
163
164
44
44
44
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3174
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49
48 %
49
48
4874
6,300
1,200
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7874
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16%
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18374
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18274
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41,300
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32,500
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144
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8074
80
80
68%
6774
68%
67 74
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134 74
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136 %
13674
52%
5174
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53%
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11874
68
117
117
67 %
135
5074
11674
850
517a
37,900
117
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974
28 74
28%
28%
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27 74
2774
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25%
2574
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26
257 b
25%
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26
26%
2774
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2674
111%
11274
50
63%
5774
240
28
26
27%
25
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9%
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com
660
13574
25
com
500
43
12574
31%
*125
67%
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43
44
12574
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52
163
16374
163
44
25
Co
series.:
preferred
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135%
25
.
67 74
100
common
$4
52
59
2774
30
4574
Common
Mar
4
1374
107
110
6874
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
conv
26%
*28
55%
B—No par
series—
6
prior
1374
*105 %
*92
49
Works
Preferred
Preferred
$5
1374
107
100
17% Jan
4
1
5
25
preferred
Sep~l8
45% Jan
July 21
29
Viscose Corp com
4
£9% Jan
41
2674
29
20
& Tel Co
94% Sep 27
28
90
5674
100
27% Apr
21%
283,800
92%
2574
Refining
25% May 17
22% Jan
20,100
%
67
preferred-—
American
3174
?,3
41
preferred
American
105%
hi
32
hi
4874
21
8
19
31
92
Co
16% Dec
22
hi
69
Stores
74% Dec
July
3274
74
!i
106
106
106
3174
Iff
48 74
American
142% Not
Jun
*105%
3274
110
300
2,400
3074
67%
18
8
E6
30%
par
58 % Feb
4
30% Apr
113% Jan
3074
No par
10
25
321
30%
30%
27
100
Co
noncumulative
10% Ffeb
Jan
27
3074
30%
26%
27%
xl05%
26%
106
3,400
*26%
2674
30%
3,060
12 74
54
preferred
121% Jan
356
*105%
7974
102
102
4074
Steel Foundries
7%
31
1174
1174
102
31
*26%
79%
79%
1174
102
4074
*105%
com
American
Jun
x79
11%
5474
Building Co—No
Refg
12
48
82
102
10
35% Apr
17
80%
*1174
*100
92
:
1
62% not
31%
1174
5374
common
45% May 1Q
29% Feb
106
8174
102
—1
125% May 13
31
3074
11%
200
4,600
35
*32
40
—No par
cl
1
32% Dec
27
8074
*100
35
91%
100
Snuff
11%
*32
4
5374
Co
Chem
3
6%
80
100
35
*
4074
Co__
Feb
American
*32
69 %
-
CO
preferred
Smelt &
35
374
'
90
Safety Razor
American Seating Co
Amer
*32
4
53
American
American Ship
35
4
4%
40%
_
Gas
Std
7%
69 %
100
Co
Amer
44
69 %
com——2
Corp
&
4474
*68 %
4
No par
corn—.
Products
Potash
4474
69
4
ill
preferred
Amer
3 0 74
45
69
4
100
No par
Metals
Ltd
Metal
*105
44%
6.9
4
1
»
preferred
Co
100
Fdry common__7
rights
3
7
*1174
International Corp
Investment Co of 111
Metal
7% May 25
79
No par
100
Machine &
19
*32%
preferred
American Mach
3.90%
4
50
Ice .Co common
noncumulative
American
6
1
com
convertible preferred
8
23
Co
Co
11
170
6,700
4474
SS
Leather
Natural
125
114
*68%
Electric
&
Motors
4
114
10
&
American
22
117
.5
Gas
Hide
American
Mar 31
117
19,000
4
36
117
12,100
15
318% Jun
117
50
162
17
13% Jan
344% Jan
*155.
14
57% Apr
38 % Apr
50 Vs Jan
165
1374
6
30
*155
1674
8
May 24
117%
165
14
9% Jun
45% Dec
*155
900
45,400
17 %
46% Jan
67
5774
17
9
4
5674
1374
14 % Jun
13
58%
57%
17 74
17
27% Jan
587 b
14 74
10% Jan
42% Jan
5774
17
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
6
30
97
13%
1
29% Jan
30
97
14
7% Jan
26
30 74
9774
1774
convertible preferred.
American Molasses Co
Oct
*30
*97
1474
4%%
34
25%
30%
97%
30
1674
5%%
24
2574
26
1,100
*96%
165
11674
25%
46
14 %
American
22% Feb
11774
*155
25%
4674
1774
Amer
Mar
11674
165
2574
4674
14
Amer
26
*155
2574
46%
1674
21
Apr
44,400
38 74
Inc.
26
21% Mar 14
42
417b
19,400
6474
Power—No par
26
174
4674
30
40c
Lines
Foreign
Jan
9
500
I,700
Apr
22
10474
37%
30% Apr
8% Dec 31
11,200
10-174
16,100
*37%
28
24% Dec
38%
3674
107
180% not
6874
*36
24% Mar 16
Jan
1774
38%
3974
105
105
105
1674
*6574
67
38 7/2
3674
20% Mar 14
6% Jan
17%
*65
3974
250
3674
104% Mar 25
23% Jan
17 74
1774
67
30
1,400
3674
24
169
66
*3574
41% Mar 16
53 % Mar
66
36%
63% Feb
87% Apr
105
66
*3574
American
6
106
39%
66
No par
American-Home
3
*104%
*65
3974
2774
110
Secur
14
6
105%
17%
69
27%
66
66
*107 74
28
European
31
Jan
39%
1,500
110
27%
American
10
26% Jan
*67
3974
34 74
3474
34 y4
*10774
2874
%
*28
10
Mar 25
67
*10474
1774
70
2,800
13.700
Mar 30
39% Jan
39
86,700
15 74
American
30
18
1774
*6674
28%
138%
4974
Export
31
1774
*
400
28%
14 %
&
27% Dec
66
,*33%
21,300
82
49%
31
73% not 23
66
34
200
10074
13774
139
109
400
1474
American
42% Dec
6574
98
*81%
29 %
74
28
4974
Deo
6
6574
2
33 %
108
2774
2874
139
3
407a
1
com_
Feb
£4% Jan
33%
110
27%
2974
139
*3%
10
Dec
7
33%
*109
28%
139
28%
_25
28
50% Oct
2874
13.9
3%
No par
25
12
33 %
109
2774
135
3%
*3774
12.50
107
9% Not 22
2774
133%
95%
*82
3%
1
7
15% May
32% Jan
83
*2774
50
Corp
4
29% Jan
97
x82 %
27 74
100
Jan
15
96 %
82%
132%
No par
19% Apr
1C0% Jan 20
9674
82%
3%
13%
American
94% Jan
95 74
74
49
8
89 y2 May 25
3
1374
7
8
3 74
4874
hi Jun
4
374
13%
35% Apr
Not
42,500
48%
4
94% Oct
31,000
104
*102%
13%
14
54
73
6,000
7474
108
50
33% Feb
30 y4 Not 23
71
149
727s
104%
13%
107% Feb
11
74%
49
29% May 19
11
145%
145
10774
6974
102
1374
104% May
2
25
Jan 24
27% Jan
139%
69%
102%
9,000
51
30
39% Jan
139 %
68%
100 %
3574
1374
Apr
7
13774
68%
10074
100
300
35'/a
50 74
Apr 21
28% July 27
136%
3574
1
11
27 y4 Mar
98
35%
20
12% Jun
102
134
3574
13,600
Tiling
American Hawaiian
29
124
35%
74 %■
7374
Encaustic
American
28
*122
3574
*
7574
Distilling Co
1
Jun
125
34%
74%
American
4
not
*123
3574
75%
American
•
14
Jun
128
preferred series B.100
preferred series C-100
Apr
13
*125
75 74
No par
Cyanamid
3%%
5% Apr
70
125 74
com
5 74%
Crystal Sugar com
prior preferred
71% Jan
100
125
33
;
1
38
125
3574
109
Cable
10
5
*123
100
149
10
common
3% Jun
Jan
*146
100
com
preferred
62% Feb
32
150
7574
20
1
37
*148
100
Corp
ser
2,800
30,500
96
154
common
Radio
31
32 y* Oct
♦.95
*150
No par
common
&
Dec
hi Jun
£4% Jan
48 V2
96
150
1
preferred
Inc
Cable
Mar 30
16
7
*95
96
75
150
10
com
Co
4% Dec
28
28
9
Dec
*95
96
75
100
preferred
American
3
8
*95
6374
150
'"v '''v-''-
Theatres
3
27
95%
400
35%
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
May 18
54% Sep
7474
23 74
*147
new
Arma
Shoe
convertible
American
13% Dec
95%
20
*2274
100
American
7
26% Jan
.
par
50
Bosch
12,100
3574:
59%
3,500
117
2274
35
23%
40
16
116
2274
preferred
preferred 1952
Brake
2
4
11774
23%
3574
6 2 74
convertible preferred
17
Jan
8
115
11e7
35%
preferred
2nd
Amer
31% Jan
113
*2274
*22%
200
11074
15%
35
23%
40
,
112
110
1574
82
17
Jun
113
*10974
109
*15%
99%
30% Jun
59
111
108
82
100'/a Jan
151
112
1574
34%
Colortype Co
5
4
*109%
11074
15%
35
Co
43% Mar 25
112
*109
97%
&
Jan
*109%
1574
98%
83 %
Chain
Jan
15%
28
Chicle
91
112
*109
162
*37
American
22
II,400
28
American
71% May
46 74
40
6
40% Feb
12
16,500
45'4
*160
7'4
28
16
18
32%
4b
111
111
160
28
3
Jan
3174
72
40
3
23% Mar 17
3274
45
160
*27
Jan
60
31%
47
*37%
47
35% Jan
33
28
44% Jan
21
162
46%
39
1
25% Aug 12
32% Dec
6
200
*158
47%
*27
conv
120,800
1\0%
46%
*37
38% May 16
66% Dec
4674
41
cum
1/.0
10 74
974
*237%
28
43% Feb
38% not 29
10 74
100
3,800
:
85
34 %
6774
48% not 29
4
111
No par
4
4
974
*237%
16,800
23
84
*3%
5%
11
10
—
4,300
21%
114
*2274
87
*27
American
3
20% Jun
23 %
*3774
6
48% Jan
2274
*85
4
2174
114
*22%
America™
44% Jan
27 y« Jan
165
22 74
114
50
8
9% Jan
9%
*237%
__
374
.4-1
6%
17
16 y» Jan
25% Feb
110%
Limited-'
American Bank Note
7
31V2 May
*155
15
preferred
.4,
25% Dec
23 74
10 %
21%
*112
86
*109
No par
Cement
'
4
2274
114
4
1
Amer
34% Jan
22
*112
3%
com.
474%
23
Mar 30
39% Jun
23
374
23%
gtd___100
"When issued"
3%%
22 y4 Mar 30
/
374
60 J
165
5
American Bakeries Co
May 31
31 % Feb
374
126
*162
86
160
3374
128
167
7,300
32
Petroleum Corp new No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par
American Airlines common
1
7
66
2
*150
3474
126
*162
2374
*237%
33%
128
167
88
974
111
Dye
3474
34
128
*162
167
x87
10
*109y2
6%
12
11U
27% Mar 15
65
Jun
35 y8 Jan
31% Mar 15
34%
12874
X2474
convertible preferred_4
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
8
26% Mar 16
2574
114
*112
311
311
Amerada
23
4
2274
113%
25%
x23 %
No par
Amalgamted Leather Co
10
11% Jan
374
113%
26
2314
_1
convertible
Portland
Aluminium
May 6
May 16
29
May 12
23
45%
Corp common—No
Aluminum Co
9
3% Mar 29
5
26% Dec
Jun
108
2% May 16
4.08%
374
-
110
25%
;
—No par
Stores
Alpha
2
33%
128%
107%
26%
10
4% preferred
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
v 3%%
convertible preferred-
15
74% Jun
55% May 12
Jan
May
Allied
9
Co
107%
*162
1
Mills
51% Mar 14
7
No par
;
Allied
9%
100
34
126
6274
88
*87
•
106
25%
11414
2314
1
Inc
Allied
5
July 14
Industries
*112
100
Alleghany & West Ry 6%
Allied
Jan
97
22%
.5
preferred
9
90
3
1
100
26
165
3%
preferred A
cum
1211/2
*162
___lo
common
23% May 9
39% Feb 16
4
55% Dec
100
Inc
$4,375
32%
100
&
Vicksburg Ry
104%
25%
pfd 1951 series
preferred
Allen
100
1
No par
$4 prior preferred conv
6% conv preferred "w i"
21
117V2 Jun
1_
Corp
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp__
16% Apr 26
20
19
34% Jun
8
7
57% Jan
96
62
70
3174
5% %
2
110% Jun
7
Jan
Jun
112
4
93
Jun
23,300
6274
6974
414% preferred;
Alleghany Corp common
3
33
21
14% Jan
Jun
49% Apr
18
106
2
6574
62%
Aldens
20
160
9
38% Jan
Apr
326
Mar 14
31% Jun
45% Dec "lb
113
7%
6
9,500
3274
4474
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco Products Inc common
25
10 % Jun
7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
122
Feb
23% Jun
874
6 2 74
4.50%
ivxar jo
100
2,600
77b
>
70 74
Alabama
20
8
13%
31%
Air Reduction Inc common
6
774
12,800
1374
6 1 74
Addressograph-Multigraph
170
1374
6974
Admiral
128% Jun
13%
6974
7
4
8
3 1 74
4
Mar 15
r
1374
Shares
4374
110
69 %
30% Jan
Jan
61%
7%
43
*10874
3 1 74
34% Jun
3% Jan
8%
4374
110
69%
27% Mar 14
107
1374
14
43
110
31%
24% May 17
163
62
8
43%
110
69%
8
29
13%
8%
42 %
*108
the Week
31 %
29
July 29
14
4 2 74
110
Friday
June 10
10
Dec
3% Mar 25
4 2 74
*108
Sales for
Thursday
10
33
Dec
98
61%
9
172
£7
common—:—25
Inc
Co
Adams-Millis
123
47
8%
21
4
203
1374
Apr
3
97
_1
2.50
Co
42%
110
prices
June !)
June 8
Steel
Adams
24
*108
SALE
Wednesday
preferred
5%
Feb
'
Industries
Acme
2% Jan
140
Vending Corp
HIGH
June 7
41%
100
Motors
Tuesday
June 6
5
common
113% Jun
21
Monday
Par
preferred—
ACF
1££% Feb
72
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
3
13
111
YORK
EXCHANGE
107
14
50% Dec
NEW
Highest
5
No par
97a
974
974
2674
*111
974
27%
112 74
974
26%
*111
9%
1127b
9%,
.
♦111
11274
*111
27%
8,400
200
130
23,000
1127b
65
65
6674
66
67 74
6674
67 %
66
67
58
58%
587b
58%
5974
5974
5974
5874
5874
70
93,200
1
920
Hocking Glass Corp—
6.25
preferred
Anderson Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper
Mining
3774
38%
37%
No par
*106
21.80
40
40%
40
50
25%
50%
5074
25%
25%
10
14
108
*106
38
108
*40%
51%
25%
37%
•106
3774
108
37%
106
3774
106
37 %
*106
37 74
108
4,500
40
40
40 74
40%
4074
4074
3,600
5074
49
50 74
48%
50
6,200
26
25%
2574
1,600
40
5074
2574
2574
*25 74
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
13
11
d^va Dec
32% Jan
4
46% Dec
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
33% Jan
4
74
Dec
93% Jan
Jan
16
43% Feb
14
3
28% Feb
3
Argo Oil
6o% Jan
6
83% Jun
8
Arrnco
Jun
9
2
35 Y» Apr
102% Apr
20
19% Mar
3
$3.75
9% Feb
A Jun
6% May 17
Artloom
Rights
2
28% Peb
Arvm
8
14 Yz Jun
18
28 Yi Jun
93% Jan
6
Mar 15
24
Oil
84% Jan
52% Feb
1
134% Deo
8
4
29% Jan
6
121% Jan
18
150 Yb Apr
19
Dec
16
58% Jan
18
60% Jan
5
34% Jan
13
41
4 J-/z
4i
40
40%
397/a
40 Yz
4,000
2o:,4
26%
27%
26%
2.
Ya
26%
27%
11,900
79%
81YB
81
83 V4
8j
83%
82
88%
81%
82 3
a
18,200
39YB
40 Yz
40%
4174
41%
41%
41
42
41
41 Vb
26,400
15
15 Va
15
15%
15
15%
15
15Ya
14%
15
21,800
32
32%
32%
31 %
32%:
22%
22%
32 Va
33
16,100
97 Yz
97 Vz
98 Vb
"97%
9y,z
9 a Ya
98 Vz
VilVg
2i %
21 Ya
21%
5
com
cqjimon.—__41
No par
%
32
98 Vb
103% Oct
8
92
Jan
27%
JanT**4*
8
3
43
3
Mar
97
101
Inc..—..
Goods
26
26
2.50
39 Ye
Dec"29
34 %
Atlantic
59% Mar
20
4
101 Y« Dec
10
97 % Jun
1
Jan
4
43% Deo
10
40 Va Jan
17
14%
14 VB
27%
31Yb
109
108'%
8
138
10% May 28
17
Feb
5
18
Jan
16
20
24% Sep
37% Jan
49% Deo
4
4% Jan
29
29
4
9
Atlas
4
RR
—
series
(voting)
Nichols
Jan
11
14
Automatic
18
400
147%
5,300
149%
147%
148 Yb
59
59%
59 yb
5j %
1,100
42 Vb
42 Vz
42 Ya
42%
43
1,200
*99 Yz
10074
"99Yb
100 %
"■»
100-4
99%
99%
52
52 Vz
51 Va
52 Yb
51%
51%
51 Ya
52 Y»
50%
517/a
7,300
34 Yz
35 Ya
35 Va
36 Vb
35%
36%
36 Ya
36 %
36 yb
36%
46,200
98
98
98
!,9
98%
uo
99 Vz
99 Yz
110
47 Yb
47%
47 Ya
47%
46%
47 Vb
46%
46%
4,200
54 yb
56 yz
11,90Q
143 yb
148 yb
3,920
10
98 Yb
98 Yb
47 Yb
47 Ya
v
•
143%
147
*99
*13
*11
11 %
*17 Yz
common.....No par
18
Conv
prior
($1.20)—No par
pref
Canteen
of
Co
Amer
"100
20 Va
•
6Y'b
7
49
67
4 b Vz
15Ya
11
10
11.
18
10
100%
"13
13 Vz
"17%
20'/b
2c0
iiyb
10%
18
"17 Ya
20%
20%
20 Yb
6Y4
*48 Yz
Corp (The) common..
3
$2.25 conv preferred
No par
142%
15
"17 Ya
18
142
15
10%
IIYb
142
"13
15
11
54
53%
53%
140
141 Yz
*17%
20 Yb
20
5
■/»■'
52 7 a
54
53 Ye
140
*13
15
Avco M'fg
Mar 30
68%
5 j Va
54 Yz
8yb Apr
54
150
63y2
59 Ya
100
B___
110
67 %
41%
No par
common:
►103
110
67 Vz
70
41%
149'%
147
143%
22% Feb
18
7,300
31Ya
31%
31>/z
10.)
103,2
59 Yb
54
Austin
18
14
31%
31:%
108
59Yb
142
17
6% Jan
45% Jan
3,200
41 Va
20
4%
Mar 21
19
7
Dec
7
108,100
27 Vz
26
59 Yz
149 Yb
convertible pfd series A__.100
Tack Corp
;
No par
Common
4
14% Jan
-9
17 Ya Feb
18% Aug 23
May 26
4
4% Jan
Jun
10
14%
27%
26%
Powder—
4
May
14
26 Va
*41 Ya
com—10
Co
r__100
$3.75
It-'/a
Yz
26
41 Yz
.—50
5
Preferred
15 Yb Jun
11% Mar 23
Mar 24
14% Aug 23
12
59% May
156
131
Nov 26
Electric
Line
1,80 ^
It Ya
27
59 Yb
148
.—50
.J.+
Refining
26%
14%
*o7%
70
*o7 Yz
67 Yz
t>7Vz
43,800
28 y4
31 Yz
31%
108 Vz
31 Yb
31 Ya
109
1c
11
28 Vb
Atlas Corp
48% Mar 31
47% Mar 14
Jan 18
2
82% Dec
4
ico
5,600
28 Va
14%
28
100
*
Coast
Atlantic
(
Atlas
34% Jan
190
Ya
6
%
25%
13%
27%
1
City
x25 \h
6%
%
1
—10
Co
preferred
Atlantic
8
3
101% Apr
4%
1*0
26%
26 Vz
vb
6%
6%
Vz
Corp—
Investment
Common
Mar 17
40 Yt Jan
95% Jan
103% Jan
"21
'8
7
6 Ye
par
preferred
Preferred
10
Jun
May 17
48% May 16
29
2
7
Vz
i7<T
178
$1.50 series__No
Dry
Associates
May 27
69
No oar
•67e
7
7
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
61
98%
21 %
*21
21 Va
*21
5
Corp
Refining Co.—
&
1st
5,25%
8
37% July 26
92% Jan
40%
26%
Common
104% Feb
4
3C0
41%
—10
Illinois
Industries
Associated
lllYz May
22
Nov 11
111 Ye Dec
31% Jan
4%
26%
CoUnc
2nd preferred
31% Jun
26% Mar 14
Nor 29
85
"4ya
Yz
41
x
•
Ashland
5
30
of
Carpet
12% Jan
26 Y* Jan
Shares
4%
'
25% Apr
4
*4 %
4%
the Week
Friday
June 10
June 9
26 Ya
preferred
14
4
Thursday
—.10
Constable
26
Jan
"4%
4%
Sales for
PRICES
June 8
5
..
Corp___
Co
4%
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
June 7
4%
4 3/4
No par
—
Armstrong Cor* co
Arnold
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
23
:
5
issued'"
&
14% Apr
27
May 13
10% Nor
22
9
Steel
Armour
28
96% Mar 23
Corp
"When
iu
31% Jun
Dec
Inc_u
Co
AND
Tuesday
Monday
June 6
Pur
Archer-Daniels-Midland
td% reo
6
% Jun
Zl
42
May 12
13% Jan
7
31
8Y« Oct 26
May 19
B
Products
24»/2 May
22
31
102 Yb Dec
22
W
39% Mar 15
14% Dec 31
6
13
P
3
36
30
A
ti-'/a Jan
4Va May 19
31
7
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
2% ten
8% Apr
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
year 1954
j
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for
-/
.
.
(2704)
2,900
18
x20 Yb
20 Yb
3,700
6:%
6yz
48 *8
20%
47%
6%
47%
41,700
70o
'
6%
a
'
48%
6%
6Ya
46
48 Va
47
78
b
6% Mar 14
Nor 23
8
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
20
Jan
18
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
-11% Jan
6
31% July 26
30 Vb Jan
10
jua
8% Feb
114
8
26% Jan
8
107
Jan
7
113% Dec
98
Jan
7
107
66
100
Nov 26
ikxaj
Baltimore
11 q
% MHV
74
in1;
w-
id
9
Common
6
A
4Yz%
jon
10
49% Jun
May 27
10
18
19
54% Jan
6
69YzJun
Jan
6
37
4
4%
4
60% Nov
4
32
30
Dec 31
29
Feb
10
86
Dec
43% Jan
4
64
Dec 30
Jan
83
Jun
8
Ohio
&
noncumulative
Bangor
Convertible
5%
56 % May 12
66% Jan
13
Barber
Oil
5
17% Apr
5
Barker
preferred
Brothers
24% May
17% Sep 30
40% Oct
1
15 Y4 Jan
38 Vz Mar
8
20% Jan
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
3
42
Apr 29
4Yz%
72% Mar 29
Bath
10
common.-——10
preferred
Corp..
17% Apr
6
Bayuk
65% Dec
8
6
57
Jun
8
Beatrice Foods Co common....12.50
Jan
143% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
143
Jun
9
3%%. conv
99 Ye Jan
107 Yb Dec
2
104% Feb
28
107% May
2
4yz%
10% Dec
9% Jan
6
50 Yz Jan
Dec
31
22 vb Mar 14
90% Nov
22
85
25
13 Va May
Jan
81
14% Jan
22
Jan
1
26
17
Jun
28 Yb Dec
21
22% Jan
8
Dec
29
40
Jan
3
10
28
Mar 21
35% Sep
1
10% Apr
Dec
41
9% Jan
32
27
22
Jan
30% Jan
17
96'/z Mar
18
Nov
100
38
4
48% Dec
59 Yz Mar
4
Jan
•
Mav
7
Bendix
14
34 Yz Jun
10
Jan
7
51% Jun
7
147% Apr 26
Bethlehem
9
Apr
19
7
16% Feb
28
30
80% Oct
T7
18
9
60 Ya Dec
29
48% Jan
6
69 Yz Jun
9
25 Yb Jun
10
3l
ivlat
4
26% Jan
28
33
Feb
17
Bliss
(e
32% Apr
19
Bliss
&
,74
12
:29YaDec
3
11
27% Dec
31
22% Feb
3
32 Vb Dec
30
Jan
28 Ya Mar 15
-
Mar 14
8
27% Jan
40% Sep
23
30
Dec
29
54% May 18
42 % Jun
4 Yz %
Black
(Del)
Decker
Blaw-Knox
10
3
Co
w)
Chemical
1
24% Apr
20 Vb Mar 15
27 yb Jun
8
Bohn Aluminum
35% Dec
27 Yz Jun
7
39% Jan
3
6
20
6% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
18
29
Dec
15 Yz Mar 14
11
9yb Jan
87% Mar 17
74% Sep
3
62 Yb Jan
18
35% Dec
39
Dec
14
Jan.
a
8
July 29
13
12% Jan
Dec
17
7
86% Aug
3
3
18
93Y« Jan
12
49% Jan
99
d-«74
96
11% Jun
n
53 Yb Jan
>n\
48 Yb
Bond
7
Airplane
98 Ya Jan
6
5a vb may
9
Boston
&
13
14% Jan
3
24 yb May 27
28 Yb Jan
3
50
5%
25% Jan
11
32% July 27
29% Mar 14
uo
6% Jan
6
23% Jan
Jan
6
Dec
10
14
11
44% Dec
21
38
Jan
11
Oct
25
56% Jan
6
19% Jan
4
34% Dec
29
28 Vb Jan
28
Mar 11
97% Feb
<
17
Mar 14
53% May 24
19
38
95% July 20
67
100
May 10
-
May 31
% muj
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18% Mar 28
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54
vi qr
Jun
10
6
33% Aug
2
32 yb Jan
36% Feb
12% Jan
4
14% Dec
29
14 Yb Jan
17% May 17
Jan
13
63
13% Jan
IB
22 Yb Dec
26
60
Jan
82
July 28
30
Jan
91
20% Jan
36% Dec
21
11 Y« Jan
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
6
Jan
6
85
Dec
28
85% Jan
20
25% Peb
24
30
Mar 12
11
51% Aug
22
74
Jan
25% Jan
12
33
27
17% Dec
11
Mar 14
Mar 14
29
Jan
13
29% Jan
11
$5
47% Feb 21
Bullard
12
62% Feb
14
Bulova
19ya Feb
7
88
5
84 Yz Feb
2
73% Jun
73 Yb Jan
18
74% Nor
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
76yb Jan
3
22% Jan
6
92 Ya Mar
78
92
4%
Union
Forge
14 Ye
14
14'%
14
14 Ya
3,900
26%
15,500
2b Va
36%
36%
51 Ya
Yz
Apr 26
1 %
...
second
31% Mar
7
165
14%
Mar 18
16% Jan
«
Bush
11% Jan
25
Dec
16
23
Jan
6
29% May 13
79% Jan
14
93% Oct
4
91 Yz Jan
3
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
9 Yb Jan
6
Feb
8
15% Jun 29
16
24 Yb Jan
18
36 yb Feb
3
103% Jan
7
2
26% Sep
107% Nov
.1
99 Yb Jan
26
16% Jan
»
29% Dec
10
26Yb Jan
6
36 Yb May
Jan
4
36% Dec
31
33% Jan
7
41 vb May 13
1% Jan
7% Jan
4
3% Dec
31
4
2
Terminal
Bros
4%%
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7%
21 Ya
8,900
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1 Yb
19,000
1 Ya
7.50
10,200
..
10
68 Yz
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63 Ya
69
63 Yz
2,900
25%
26
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25 Ya
25%
10,500
25 Vz
26
32v4
32
32Ya
32
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40 Yb
40 Vz
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26 Yb
24,500
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10,900
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54
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24
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,
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7,600
50,900
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22
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93
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29
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29
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common
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5
preference
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15
27%
28
27 v4
27%
27 Va
27%
26%
27 Vb
27 Vb
27 Yz
98 Yz
98 Va
98 Vz
98 Vz
98%
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190
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10%
10
27
27%
100
34%
27
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34%
27
100
—
97%
10s/8
100
Copper & Zinc—
5
Byers Co
Byron
52 Yb
1 Ya
81
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25Ya
—100
Burroughs Corp
15
Mar
5074
x20 Yz
34
34
32
40Ya
10
10
12
13,900
52%
rr—
Co
29
Butler
1,200
21 %
25
preferred
4v2%
37
100
21
—100
preferred
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100
517b
21
*
Apr 26
37
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36Y4
36%
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53
21
52%
21%
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26 Ya
27
100
"97
130
166
Co"
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16% Dec
July
5,800
15
4,000
165
Co
25% Nov
98
29 Yb
165
Nopar
16 Yb Jan
12
43
29 Vb
Ya
165 Vz
common
1—
11 % Feb
100
43
2
26
2574
;__15
(The)
Burlington Industries Inc
8
43 Vz
29
43
165%
135ya
165 Yz 165 Vz
14%
14%
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81
63
63 Yz
133
.1
preferred
Buffalo
25 Yz
*43
29%
26%
136Yb 140vz
165
165yz
14ya
14%
80 Yb
80 yb
64
65
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common
10
25 Yb
V2
29 Yz
26
"43
51%
_.._5
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Apr 20
Jun
60
139%
& Bigelow
Brown Shoe Co Inc..:
Mar 15
16
80% Feb
Oct
40
22 Yb
93
88
50%
Brown
■
50% Jan
67% Aug 20
10% Jan
7
30 Yb May 24
16
37% Mar 24
Jun
31% Feb 23
88
137 Yb
_No par
preferred
Brooklyn
ir
27 Yz
89
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90
27
51 Yz
—2.50
preferred
33/b%
26%
"88
60
27 Ya
26 Yz
1397b
.100
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
34% May 0
100% Apr 25
30
35,500
27Va
51 Yb
Roller
4yz%
mai 23
10574
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Bearing Co..;
5
Airways Inc..
;
2.50
Bridgeport Brass Co common.—_ 5 "
% May 25
-t7b
83
150
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51%
Braniff
4
*140
105 Yb
139%
Brass Corp
preferred
Bower
143
105
51%
Common
14
143
105%
137 Ya
Inc
Maine
Dec
'
57
150
"105
51%
...1
3y2% preferred
Boston Edison Co
32% Dec
1% May
1,700
56
"140
_ioo
Co
20 Ye May 11
54 Yz
X53S/8
55 Yb
55 Vb
450
51 ya
Co..—
&
Borg-Warner Corp
7
13
9,900
51 "2
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Stores
Borden
10,300
16%
41
51
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
.
Apr 29
51 Yb
1674
41
33%
..100
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3
17 Yb May 20
14
Mar 23
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X5074
16%
41
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33 Ya
(Del) com.5 !
Bon Ami Co class a
Jun
Jan
5lYz
16 Ya
1,900
33 Yz
Co.....
I
14
50%
16 V'4
17
23 vz
;___1
26
8
31
17% Dec 31
51%
4,600
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23 Yz
com_.No par
Inc
Jan
May
40
49
60 Yz
17Va
17
60
l'/a
(Delaware)
17 Ye Nor
23
17 Va
61 Vb
Vb
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Co
Laughlin
Blockson
88% Mar
70
X60
lya
Mfg Co
75
38
3,200
61
1 Yb
pfd series of 1951
&
4,700
37
89
*88
lVa
—
16% Feb
69 Ya
35
*88
34 Yz
89
89%
1
Steel
Co
7% preferred
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet
66 Ye Apr
68%
69 3/b
34 Vb
73,900
40
30 Ya
21
6874
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17
44
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220
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•
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22
170
52'/z
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51%
21 Yz
33%
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1
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'
69
48
48 Ya
101
60%
14%
15
26yb
26ye
3674
37
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100
..
100
5
Consol Mining
&
15
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4
Co
Benguet
81 % Apr
14% Jan
36%
Best Foods
6
13
17% Jan
27
36%
;_—100
Finance
Mar 14
Apr
161 Yz Feb
ia% noc
26Ya
*»y
9,800
111
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33%
26'/z
29%
112
101
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89
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26%
44
i
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32
111
101
47 Yz
27ta
89
26va
105 Yb
100
112%
69
27Vz
29Ya
...
common
preferred
43
29
168V4 Nov
«
144% Jan
4yb%
1oi v, jori
31
80
18
30
3
111% Dec
Apr
Co
"140
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89
29 Yz
14%
Corp
Howell
3
29
32 y« Dec
27
&
1 Ya Jan
1
Jan
Aircraft
Bell
205,400
r
3
14
100%
61%
17%
41 yz
50vb
16%
55%
150
105%
55%
56
150
105
27%
1
Bell
60%
17Ya
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48
15"%
41%
49%
1674
10
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%
97
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89 Yb
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89
61 ya
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.
16.800
69
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26
pfd
rr
18
22
23
30% Jan
Creek
Beech-Nut
25
22% Feb
19% Mar 15
1% Dec
Beech
32%
68Yz
33
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—2.50
4%%
Packing
Belding-Heminway
Feb
101
8
May 12
48
Inc..
(a s)
32%
68y2
3274
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105
27%
100
100
Beech Aircraft Corp.—.>——1
8
17
90% Jan
Mills
Shoe
32%
4774
16
No par
preferred
100
xo
6
31
4
Beck
2
17% Jan
13% May 12
25
Dec
25
17% Jan
34
29% Feb
3*-/« May
14% Oct
20% Nor 26
% May 18
Mar 18
7 44% Jan 24
31% Dec
14
May
96
Inc..
prior
preferred
Beaunit
9
2d-7b
11
Cigars
32%
46%
48Ya
10
40% Jan
107
32%
46%
"40
50
•
Works
Iron
32%
67yz
32Ysr
88Vz
60 ya
17%
100
Corp
34,900
4674
50
common.
17
112
100%
100
preferred__100
& Aroostook
16 7 a
112
100%
—100
common
17%
17
'
„
100
2,300
100%
1 "> 7 a
112
100%
33%
rights
x
774
7%
91 Vz
7%
96 Yb
112
100%
Co.__No par
preferred series c
4%
10
Elec
&
preferred series b
Baltimore
89 Yz May 27
11
16% Jan
Gas
.13
77a
7%
z
17%
7%
97%
17%
33%
18
33%
(The).No par
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Ya
7%
6%
17%
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7%
p"vb
__1
Co
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774
17%
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Wilcox
3J
35% Jan
18% Jan
11% July
&
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
40% Dec 29
39% Jan
68
(b
Babcock
24% Mar 30
Mar 31
109
9
Babbitt
10
Mar 24
(a m)
27v'a
common—No par
100
34
participating preferred—10o
Jackson Co.—
10
97%
10%
27%
*15%
16
293a
"15%
16
va
29%
16
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16
100
12,300
10 Yz
10%
10 Ya
lOYa
5,300
27
27
27%
28%
1,500
100
99%
100
99%
99%
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34%
35
35 Vz
35 Yb
35Ya
35 Vb
35%
38
100
22,700
200
7,300
c
S3
-
Dec
23
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
42% Dec
13
38 v* Mar
4
28% Dec
8
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
15 Y« Dec
31
99% May 13
82% Jan
60
38%
8
Dec~Jo
20% Jan
11
12
8% May 24
Nov
3% Feb
15% Mar
11% Apr 11
44 % Apr
4
Jan
6
38% May 19
14% Jan
6
16% Apr
26
91 Vz Jan
30
57% Jan
17
13
Inc
$4.25
conv
preferred
1
4
61
July 23
53% May 27
59
30 Yb Jun
7
37%
38%
38 Yb
38%
38 Ya
38Vz
2%
2Ya
2Yb
2%
2%
2ya
.2%
2%
11,000
2Y2
2Yb
1
1-3 Va
13 Ya
13 Vz
13 Ya
13 Yb
12.400
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
12%
5
8%
Lake Mines Ltd—. 1
21
28 V4 Mar 14
Hecla
Feb
29
26.
Calumet &
Campbell Red
38Yz
4,300
33 Yz
38 V4
...5
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com._l.65Yz
34% Jun
Dec
page
Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
Canadian
27% July
33
10
Callahan
9
5
25% Jan
California
Canada Southern Ry Co..
Canadian Breweries Ltd
64% Feb
4
9
13
97% Mar 18
22% Jan
see
3
3
21% Jan
44% Jan
For footnotes
6
Ry
Nopar
100
..No par
—25
No par
-
'
36Ya
36Vz
16Ya
95
16
*94Y2
-60%
*293/8
29%
*59
^
34 Yz
54
35
54Y4
•
/
_
8%
_
8 Yz
8%
8%
8%
8Ya
8ya
4.400
40%
39%
40 Vb
39%
39%
39 Ya
40 Yb
8,400
36 7
8%
40%
36%
16
95
8%
40 V2
127 a
13
xl2V2
12%
40
36%
37Va
36%
37%
36Yk
37
7,000
16
16
15Yb
16
xl5V'z
15%
9,500
93
a
16 Ya
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295/a ,297a
35 V8
34%
54% 54 Yb
,
95
*59 Yb
Vb
150
95
94%
9ivz
x93
60
59 Yb
59 YB
"59 Yz
60 Yz
10
29 Yb
29Y4
2,600
34
343/b
54,000
56%
1,000
297a
30
30
30 Yb
34%
347a
34
34%
55
55 Vb
55 Yb
56 Yb
*55 Yz
Volume 181
Number 5437
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2705)
NEW
STOCK
YORK
Range for Previous
Lowest
8% Jan
Jan
-
Lowest
17'% Jan
107
27 Va Dec
5
Jan
40 % Jan
46 3% Jan
22% Jan
12
30% Mar 14
30% Nov
126
5
20 Va Oct
29
Apr
17
Dec
22
25% Dec
30
5
63Va Dec
31
4
62 Va Apr
27% Jan
31
13
112
Jan
23
37% J';Jl
Capital
37
6
Carborundum
Jan
Carey
36% Apr
7
Carolina
Power
66% Jun
Carpenter
Jan
13
1
53% Mar
56
8
7
20% Nov 22
29
15 v* Mar i4
129 % Feb
26
120 % Jan
Seplo
1u27/8 Feb
Jan
4
101% Jun
J 4
16'A Apr
28
107 % Jan
4
45
:
105%
'16
18
-
Oct
4% Jan
'
23 % Mar
29
26
77% Jan
30 'A Dec
31
27
11
,19% Dec 21
28
21 % Mar 12
32% Mar
10% Apr
6
18
79% Jan
3
88
4
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31
18
8
47 % Dec
21
45% Jan
5
112% Sep
30
19
19% Jan
'• 8
26
108
Jun
Jan
7
Mar 14
21
;
Mar 15
8
28
t 4
23% Jan
;6
10% Feb
25% Dec
28
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
26
13% Jan
19
8-% Jan
12% Jan
1 33%
Jan
Apr
59%
59
59%
58 Va
52%
52%
52%
523/4
52%
54
54
-50
____50
20%
17%
18
Illinois
•
RR
of
Co
■V--Class
B
11
Central
&
4
Central
Violeta
1
10 % Nov
29
41% Dec
4
30
28% Dec
31
48
-4
;«4
14
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
,5
/108
22
Dec
36%
Feb
<-•20
Apr.
6
14% Feb
17
37% Mar 14
50% Apr
12
23% Mar 14
29
Jun
10
43% Jan
49%
Feb
17
,''
Nov
22 "
50
Apr
Mar 17
105
30
2
4"% Feb
7
55% Jun
5
Mar
9
109
Jan
6
68
53 Va Dec
31
4
46 Va Dec
31
42% Jah
6
84% Jan
13
94 % Dec
9
93% Jan
17
14
Mar 14
43
Jan
4
24% Dec
30
213/b Jan
3
30% Dec
30
28
Jan
,
5
27 Va
4
383/4 Dec
Common
17
33% Jan
44% Mar
18
Jan
Class A
16
36'/a Jan
19
16 Va Jan
21
31
12
Jan
6
Apr
19% Apr
20
6
28% Jun
8
35%
34
34'/4
14
11
35
33%
34%
14
14
14
*14
*12
12%
*12%
:
__No par
Aircraft
Inc
42% Mar 11
'•
B
31
163/8 Dec
31
35
4
5
•1
18
4
May 25
72% Dec
21'
lP°/8 May
Feb
3
13 Va Mar 14
Jan
19% Apr
7
66 Va Jan
18
29
58
htji
Chile
4
26
27% Apr
17
16
Aug 12
■59 % Jan
18
Nov
23
'43
17% Dec
5
23% Jan
100 va Feb
49
11
9
15
84 Va
12
Aug
9%
47'/4
53%
./;■ 51%
14
f
Mar 14
9
.
104% Sep
22
37% Dec
3
'21% Dec
101
Dec
57% Dec
4
210
93
7
52% Feb
17%: Jan
3
Mar 24
101% Apr
30% Jun
11
3
19"% Jan
27
3
94
Jan
26
27
53
Jan
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
92
Jan
17
Dec
27 a"
2
110% Dec
28
70Va Jun
2
75% Sep
27
40% Aug
13
44
Mar
4
..
22% Mar '3
108% Mar 30
Jun
24%
24
24%
241/4
24%
24
Va
24%
32%
32%
32%
32 3/4
33
33 'A
*33V4
22 3/8
22
223/a
221/4
22%
22%
22 '/a
22 %
40%
41
41%
41%
41%
413%
41'A
41 'A
,
41%
42%
42 V2
20 3/a
213/a
%
21%
22 3/8
.No par
17%
:17'/4
/
17%
17%
263/8
27 Va
27
27%
27%
28%
r
27'/4
28
pfd—___100
C5%
66 %
65%
66%
65 3/a
661/4
65%
66
65%
com__No par
17f/4
18'/a
17%
18%
17%
18%
18%
18Vh
18%
_100
38
38 %
38 Va
38%
38'.4
38%
38',4
383/4
38 %
38%
10,600
—5
46%
46 Va
46%
46%
46
46%
453/4
46
45'/4
453/4
r
.Cleveland
.$.4.50
4
75% Apr
4
45% May 12
Special
July
9
24% Dec
29
20% Mar 14
25% Feb
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
56
80% May
Feb
24
42% Dec
31
3% Aug 30
43
142
104
Dec
Oct
Dec
22
6
22
125% Mar 17
976
4
20
Apr
13
63% Nov
7
22
Jan
4
14
Clevite
2
Climax
7
Clopay
9
Cluett Peabody
7%
148% Mar 14
15% Mar 24
21
Mar 14
26% Ju
40% Sep
1
46% Dec
31
45
Jan
6
48% Feb
Mar 22
52% Dec
31
49% Jan
27
63
61
31
6
75
Apr
Dec
58% Nov 30
30
com
Jan
59
56
Jan
17
5%%
May 27
4%
2,800
par
47 3/4
48 Va
47 'Y
48%
47
47%'
47
47 %
10,700
10
49%
50 Va
52%
55,890
14 Va
14 Va
14%
10,200
27
39% Jan
77
May 27
85% Feb
4
45 % Mar 22
51% Jan
3
31% Jun
10
26% Jan
11
31% July 15
28 % Mar 15
Jan
14
61% Dec
8
54% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
53% Nov 24
46% Feb
25
22% Dec
19%Ji.n
44
'15% May 11
36% Jan
Jan
6
•19% Oct
17% May
4
30
48% Dec
13
23% Jan
29
8
8% Dec
4.
27
6
38 % Mar 14
8% Jun
3
18% May 12
Iron
*74%
75
*74%
45%
*44
22%
7o%
22%
pfd—100
2nd
System—
24% Jan
6
15% Jan
7
20
18
Jan
6
33% Dec
14
36% Dec
8
33
Mar 11
20% Jan
"
Cone
30% Dec
4
90% Jan
4
54% Jan
4
96
Jan
21
105% Dec
30
31
79% Nov 24
106% Dec
27
110
Jan '
61
Jan
27% Jan
100% Jan
72% Jan
101
Mar
Consolidated
Coppermines ;Corp%_5
Consol Edison
14
3
$5
of N Y com—_No par
——No par
preferred
Consol
118% Feb
17
Consolidated
Foods
27% Feb
11
Consolidated
Laundries Corp—
36% Jan
3
Consolidated
Natural Gas———TO
12 May 25
11
27
Jan
50"% Mar
Mar
109% Jun
112
*107
112
122%
X121
121%
121
122
122%
4,200
'
*930
*925
533/a
53%
55
55
*930
55%
,
*925
'
•
53%
90
4
47%
61 /4
^3
c'66
'
29%
29%
lfj 2
30%
92
91%
91%
X901/4
18%
18 3/g
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
25%
26
25'jti
25%
25%
25%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
613/4
59%
61
60 %
60%
60%
74
70%
72
70%
71
71
71%
68
65
66
64
65
30/2
48^
47%
*59%
91
18%
19%
8,000
25%
26 %
.1
54 "8
90 Va
%
92
v
__
53 'A
55
92
13
10
26%
114,800
48%
1,800
48 3/«
481/4
.
17,000
330
190
60 %
*59%
72
1.080
*64 'A
66
220
71
68
*66
30
29
293/4
29%
29%.
29
293's
28%
29
29%
29
29%
29
29%
2b%
29 %
27%
28%
7,900
16%
16 Va
16%
63,700
31 %
30%
13,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
31
303/4
31%
31%
32
31
80%
*80%
81%
80
80%
80%
81
81%
260
48%
48 3/8
49
48%
49%
48
%
49
48:,4
49%
6.300
30%
31
31
31'A
31%
313'a
3.400
t
81%
6.306
31
4%
14
25
,83
Feb
18
104% JOn
1
6%
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
21%
42%
42%
43
43
43%
8%
42%
8%
42%
8%
8%
8%
8'/4
8'A
19'%
18%
19%
18%
187/s
18%
19
24%
24%
24
X33%
19
19%
-
25%
243/4
25
24%
32%
33
33 %
33%
33%
34'%
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
16'/a
17
16»/4
16%
24,400
49%
49
493/8
10,109
49
49%
49%
49%
49%
109%
50
109%
109 %
109%
109%
109s/8
109V8
109%
40%
39%
40%
38%
393%
38%
39
39%
16
16
16Va
16
16%
21
21
20%
20%
*20%
333/4
34 Va
33%
33%
33%
16%
16%
21
21
1,500
33%
24
29,100
33%
33%
333%
w
%
27%
28 Va
29%
30%
30
3034
*28%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11
11'%
103/4
8'/a
8V4
8%
47%
47
110%
110
*108%
109 Va
108%
108%
47
66%
66%
67%
*108%
68
8%
*101%
104
35 Va
*101'/a
36
106%
16Va
s 1 no
1/,
106 3/4
x35
X1Q5 Va
76
76%
mi
»
1 09. i/n
104
35%
106%
76 34
♦101%
8'%
8
2.500
8
1.800
109%
68 'A
.
47n%
47%
47%
8,900
110 Va
110%
110%
400
*108%
109 Va
100
67%
68
66%
66 3/4
3,000
*101 %
104
*101 Va
*108%
109%
37
36 3/4
3 6'A
106i/4
105 5/a
105%
*105%
76%
78i/4
78 «/4
80'%
783/4
♦102%
103 'A
106
1,609
10%
47'/4
36'/a
35%
30
110%
47%
110
104
8 Vs
536,600
Va
■j2
irk
110%
3.500
16'%
11%
8 3'8
1.000
12,700
211/4
27%
4734
39V4
16 VB
%
111%
109'/a
2.900
20%
7
8 %
47%
'
16%
:i2
110%
34
20%
11%
65%
5.200
22%
27%
10c
1.300
8,400
Va
24'%
Inc——1
Co Inc
%
24 %
pfd-—.100
Stores
8
*8%
ist
preferred
-r—
100
Baking Co com—No par
$5 50 preferred':^—No par
Continental Can Inc cdmmon—_20
Continental
'
108% Anr
Cuba
Retail
7,809
71%
22
,
May 19
13
5
preferred
-No par
$4.52
preferred
—_No par
Container Corp of America—
r
Common _y__L—
10
28
38
Corp___—1.33'%
$4.50
1
69% Jan
Corp—___1
——-—
of
Consolidated Textile
4
105% Jan
Ind
Consumers Power Co com——No par
7
7
RR
Consolidated
21
112
Electronics
Rights
Consol
12% Feb
6
4
Corp
24
8
6
Mills
_:
Publishing Co_"__No par
Nast
__10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
-No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp—
♦
11
4
101% Mar
*109
17,200
Conde
Dec
Sep 22
112
43%
Commonwealth Edison Co—______25
11
22% Oct
68% Nov 23
*109
30
140
43 %
1
9
20
17
105
27/a
43%
140
8%
.19 '
24%
32%
-15/2
49%
109%
38 /a
Solvents
Feb
8% Jan
4
7
v
122%
122
122 3/4
3
44
140
Commercial
26%
Co—
47% Jan
11
42% Jan
112
3
43%
140
6,600
12% Feb
UQ1% May 25
*110
3
44%
141
15/00
12% Jan
3
112
44%
141
56%
44% Jan
107% Mar
3,900
443/4
144
217i»
5
Nov 24
109% Feb
1
3,500
x44%
*140
21%
5
11?
2%
"43%
2%
3
3
3
56
6
106% Jun
13,700
70%
Jan
11
11,300
36%
57%
23% Jan
Jan
76
35%
72
45% Jan
7% May 10
1
74'/a
36
57
27
46% Jun
75Vu
35%
70%
30
108
74%
36%'
57 38
26% Dec
5
76
35%
70%
110% Dec
28
75%
3 6 3/4
57
4
9% Dec
10,700
76%
70%
4
.49% Aug
21%
2OV4
3/4
0
57%
26
7
Apr
-38% Jan
21%
7
69%
4
105% Jan
No par
20%
100
56%
"9
7
preferred. No par
Co
22
v
36%
144
!rl110
122
'92j
53
21%
100
44
44
363/4
443/4
+40
.
220
76
*74%
45%
7,200
77 Va
,
5
common
22
75
74%
*44
"20
35 %
110%
343/4
*109
68 3/8
17% Apr
51% Feb
Jan
^
213/4
•
110%
30%
25% May 26
J in
f
com—No par
100
4,000
56-'%
34 Vb Jun
j2
3^5/8
1
1st pfd
104
68%
7
21% Feb
109%
45%
%
36
-35
75
*44
f
30%
10
10
36%
108 :,/4
100
55 %
21%
42%
21% Mar 14
26
35%
108%
H
67%
12% Jan
Jan
367/8
109::
109
:;
75
Ry com—100
70
215
*100
1,300
30%
27% Feb
25
363/4
36%
110
*96
45
par
70
*190
215
12,400
.
10
6
511% Dec 30
100
.
Inc—___1
23
5% Jan
"190
100
6,900
•22 %
106
Engineering
23% Jan
17 % Nov
353/4
110
98 • ;
45
com.—.—10
70
70
215
22%
105 %
.
Credit
40% Jan
•
J6
*74
Corp.^.No par
106
Combustion
13% Dec
108
693/4
%r
22
"
31%
Commercial
-30% Dec
3j
69%
*190
22%
106
31%
ColumbUn & Southern Ohio Elec—_5
5
47% Aug
98
31%
106%
8
4
Jan
22%
105%
14%
*105
79% Mar 24
12
V
22
104
215 "
*187
106 % i
31%
104%
70 %
70
70 Va
100
32
503 4
51%'
14 % I
14%
*105
180
57% Jun
7% Jan
5
104%
215
143/8
22 Va
22
22
31 %
32 :
51
51%
106 %
9,200
.V
"
1
Southern
Carbon
x31%
31%
14%
*105
stock—50
Corp——iNo
Pictures
4J %
14 V4
106 >/a
104 %
-No par
cumulative
50 Va
14
*105
-
26%
102%.
31
107% Apr
i
$4.25
Columbian
,49%
/
-
gtd—-50
Broadcasting
Columbia
X
7%
Columbia Gas System Inc__—No par
31
20% Jan
26
21%
104
100
23
17
30 3/4
new.—15
17% Feb
22
89
106 Va
*105
100
2-.50
Feb
4
11
220
48 Va
—2.50
53% Dec
68% Jan
41% Jan
75,300
57
76 Va
4814
B
M iy
1,400
773%
*55
77:,/8
65 3/X
A
15% Mar 14
'53
26%
Class
29
76
101%
Class
31
': / 53
78
10,300
Va
65 %
22
23
52
77 Va
1,200
5
16
26%
r
34% Dec
51°/4
79%
434
16 %
17
Xl01%
A
16% Dec
16 Va
4%
*16'/a
•
65 %
Apr 21
4
*163,8
16%
'
3,000
65
31
12
16.(1
47/n
16%
•
26%
32
19% Jan
16%
,
5
123%
102%
27% May 18
12% Jan
163%
12 1/4
653/4
27
Mav 18
16%
12%
173/a
4%
Co
noncumulative
Columbia
17%
12%
263/4
—No par
noncumulative
4%
67% May 27
&
123/4
'
15,800
103%
preferred series B—__-_50
Colorado &
5,300
-16
65%
i—No par
InternatT
Fuel
Colorado
J
Mar 29
12%
93%
26%
—100
Collins & Aikman
20'% Mar
123/a
94%
*102V4
Coca-Cola
17% Jan
X93
66 '
Apr
95% Mar
95
140
263/a
Apr
Jan
94»A
*120
1023/4
990
90
10,400
5
,
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50 preferred
10,500
65%
4%
62% Jan
93,100
66
26 Va
127
Apr
50% May
14
77'/a
79%
•
140
5^ *
Xd2
51 Va
7
*120
4%
28%
18%
27%
'
140
5
1,400
5,500
'
•
1023/4
& Co com__—No par
preferred
4%
173/a
17%
65 Va
26
103 Va
_____—1
Corp
16%
5
.
21 li
17%
26 Va
111% Jan
95% Sep 16
20 Vb July 28
24% Dec 31
29
7u%
990
Feb
16 Va
43/4
16% :17%
51 Va
cumulative 2nd prefej-red.lOO
Coca-Coia Co (The)-—
No par
112
*15%
1,400
21%
103'%
/Clinton Foods Inc__^___—u
Apr
100% Mar
12%
V
42
*41%
•>
,
64
Corporation.
47% Feb
4
12%
25
preferred
Ilium
Molybdenum
45% Jan
133% Jan
12%
*
guaranteed
39% Mar 14
10
95%
No par
Pitts RR
&
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
4
95
,_25
Corp
»__2_No
Cal__—-a—
Eiec
Cleveland
9
18
96
120
140
42
Electric—
preferred
Jan
37
*120
95%
10
-
140
*120
1
5% /noncumulative
r
42% Feb
73
com
69
7
1,400
17%
*187
4
41
203/4
20
Jan
17,100
41%
Oil
&
Equipment
36% Jun
111
24
2% May
4
32% Mar 25
C
9
x41
600
22%
20%
Co com —100
Clark
C
Jun
2,100
34 V4
41%
Co
15
20
72
10 J
24%
•
*17 %
41
C <fe St Louis Ry
Feb
197%: Apr
;
700
19,300
99
24:!8
32 Va
City Stores Co common.
1——5
4%%
convertible preferred—100
9
:'
17-%
City Products Corp..::
.
*98
X
41%
,.
15
101
♦98
52%
20%
City Investing Co common;
.5%% preferred __
:
May-26
40% Feb
106
6
33 % May 31
5
105
'/ 101
22,600
48
%
22%
;
Cities-Service
*98
13,100
8'/4
8%
52
2.900
363a
♦47
53
50
C I T Financial
14
14
100 Va
*98
9%,
47'/4
24%
25
Gas
101
8%
•
107
35V4
*31%
__No par
' 4%
r
Feb 18
75
50% Feb' 1
45% Mar 14
'
♦!.8-:-
preferred
100
.Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
i.
1,600
?/' /
54
*105 %
40
com
6
•104% May
34,600
48 V
53%
;
87'/4
36 '/4
473/4
Chrysler Corp
Cincinnati
25
105% Oct
55
107
373/4
8'/4
preferred
—'
Co'
107
52%
common
Copper
29
Va
noncum
57e ' convertible
zl
82 % Apr
1,400
10,400
173/B
Western
Cottop
Co
541,4
*105%
/;
553/4
36
473%
convertible' preference—No par
Childs
55
105%
37%
8
Chickasha
Dec
5
73/4
8 Va
55%
107
533/a
1
4
X36 %
48
27
'5
1% Jan
Va 1'eO
*105 %
37
52%
100
preferred series A__
$3
13 V
45%
20%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
t
53%
53%,
107
48
5%; Apr
9
Mar 10
19%
47%
52%
22% Feb
88
103/8 Aug 30
21 % Nov 18
6
29
5%
l
v:'/' 28%
47%
300
12'A
Pac——No par
Paul &
North
&
;i
48
_
P_»—:—___J
5%' series A
Chic
47'A
28%
47
28 3/a
47
7%
3
Dec
7% Jan
45
800
17,600
44%
.-1
_
Chic Milw St
r
2,7%
47%
%
52%
17
94
15% Jan
28%
123/a
45VB
47%
—
Great Western Ry
Class
28'/a
47%
52%
5% preferred
:
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
18
28%
35%
'
11% Jan
Jan
343/4
14%
12%
•
5
9
50
1,400
34 Va
-
33 Vu
4 ±3,4
•'
0
25
12% Jun
41
6.300
343%
*14
28'A
12%
45%
45
1.25
preferred
(The)
463/4
47%
*106
1
14
12%
30
27%
34 V8
/
v ";/"'•*'
109 V
'
34'%
;
—No par
l—
45%
45%
143/4
47%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—_:
No par
Jan
'
33% : 34 Va
27%
—1 '
\
*12
12%
44%
5
9
86% Jan
4,300
35%
35
34 Va
14
101% May
10
3,000
53
35:Va
♦35
36
33%
Mar 15
11
18
17 18
52'%
*35 Va
3
* Dec
38% Jan
191/4
".f 52 Va
50
9.50
,
Co_—
142% Mar
107% Oct
17%
.
27
11
809
"
*108'%
108'/a Jan
6
52
34%
10
Jan
•:
'27%
118% Dec
89
:
108 »/4
6
12
400
17%
-
34%
39% Jan
132 % Jan
3,900
27'/a
22
Jan
7,800
67-%
87%
108 V4
49% Dec
107
52 V.'
8'/a
67'/4
*86'%
34%
303/4 Aug 31
May 12
X108
8%
681/4
87%
27%
53% Mar
-
17%
'
:.
87s
2,300
15,100
67%
109%
13
33% Jan
8:i/4
80
*86%
34 Pi
303/4 Jan
87% Sep
1,800
273/a
9
170
20%
'108%
34% Feb
4
20%
273/4
29
27
20%
34 Va
39% Mar 10
Jan
1,500
20%
33%
67% May 23
Jan
19%
27%
16
15 '
108
19%
69
173/a
110
19%
87%
51%
*108
195/a
27%
21
,74
17%
52
30!%
34 Va
45% Feb
98% July 22
.•27% Jan> 4
173/8
51
30 VB
■;
•
34%
14% Jan
9% Jan
17%
30%.
f
8%
66 V4
52%
60
303/i,
203/4
♦86%
17 %
22,100
129
•79%
27 Va
30
28% Jan
66%
233%
*127
80%-
193/4
8 3/4
9
87%
16,900
7934
50
29
Jan
65'/a
X87%
250
53'/4
107
23'%
v
129
20,400
125'%
*103%
_10
21
47
8%
65%
87 %
52%
<
-100
A
17 3/8 Dec
97% Jan
9 Va
8%
/
110
900
17
52%
f
23 Va-
*127
203/4
17 Va Dec
20% Feb
23
129'
20%
26
'
./i/:
'24
23%
'127
55
20
•
124'%
53
107
20%
52 % Dec
Feb
24%
127
51%
*103 Va
20%
2
8
56% Feb
52
107
20%
11
21
23%
125
'■
123
'/
♦19%
10 Va Jan
73/4 July
24%
51
4103%
-No par
.;
Chicago
31
62 % Jan
12334
122%
50%
193/4
Manufacturing
2
133/a Dec
,23
Cab
Chicago Corp
19 Va Dec
^5
1233/4
123
106 %
19%
10
____
3
38% Dec
Jan
16%
19%
Chicago & East 111 RR com_.No par
36% Mar 25
1
63
17V4
19%
_
-3%%- convertible
27% Mar 25
26
4
Oct
16%
30%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
6
4
35 Va Mar
17%
*54
5
1
Sugar
Vought
Checker
*
3
5% Jan
Jun
17 Va
30 Va
No par
$4.50 preferred
Chance
May 26
•
21%'Mar-14
May 14
*
25
12 % Mar
10
17%
30%
South West^Corp
Chain Belt Co
16
98
18
18 Va Jan
27 % Jan
19%
30
Pasco Corp—
Certain-Teed Products 'Corp
3
Feb
•
53% May
18
23% Feb
18% Jan
54
20 %-
5
Century Ribbon "Mills
8
Feb
9% Feb
52% Jan
6% May 17
5
33 Va Jan
•
870
53:%
30
; Cerro de
"
383/a Aug 11
8% Dec 30
May 12
253/4 Jan
10.200
523/4
29%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
57%
52%
^2,0
com
1
56%
52 :,/4
No par
J 'class
N
58 r8
52 3,4
80%
-' 4%'% jireferrqd __a
Central Illinois Public Service
Central
57%
80 Va
Elec—No par
Light
*54
600
59%
52%
20'/a
49
230
4,800
65%
20%
Xl23
5,000
■
Va
65%
56
*103%
64%
23
20 Va
50%
87%
116
23Vs
66
80 3/4
1
115%
17%
126
No par
100
40%
66
80%
Foundry Co
16,400
30 «/4
1161/424%
24
;
81%
Co
13,u00
34%
203/4
106'%-
23%
126
66
36%
33 Va
31 '/a
Va
35%
343{,
115'A
V
Va
Shares
37
*20%
126%
43%
*103%
24
81
_r_—
Central
,
125%
19
100
Hudson Gas &
5
,
54
20 %
common
Central
*
28% May
54
l
12.50
-
36% May 26
36% Jun
£8
—10
•>' Central of Georgia Ry___
5% preferred series B±_J
26
10
.
Mjfcr li
.
•65%
24
the Week
Friday
June 10
-
6% May 27
20 y4 Jan
1
Jun
,
112
18
14% Nov 26
;
Mar
53
116%
66%
Central Aguirre; Sugar
Central
69% May 25
7
24
21
4
Dec
25% Dec
15% Mar 15
'
25
7% Jan
37% Jan
22
105% Dec
15% Jan
>
20
'
4
20
28
115%
24%
65%
commons.
Apr
Dec
116%
24%
66%
100
% -j 5%' preferred
8% Dec
,
Corp
22
3
115%
24%
of Amer com__No par
27
82
*
7
Celotex
.
31
24%
4.20
19% Apr
40% Dec
Jan
38%
27
31
66%
7,%
2nd prelerred y100
4'/a%conv preferred series A_100
;
.33
5
common
Celanese Corp
%
82% May 18
'4
12'A Jan
,
Jan
3
127% May 25
6
18% Jan 2«
20
Preferred
36
333/a
No par
preferred'
7%
37%
32%
3134
series.
Caayi.«*r Tractor'
J
5
?5
5 4 '% Mar 24
.
Jan
a
26% Jan
115'A Mar 16
30
Ju.»
36%
33%
31 %
3
May 31
%
53
20% Mar 15
Nov
4
Jan
15% Jan
26% Dec
127
37%
32%
31%
series—
Co
35%
33%
31%
coramo.L..
$3
I)
36%
116%
Light
Sales for
Thursday
32%
30%
Case
(J
PRICES
June 9
*115%
Co
preferred
Preferred
SALE
June 8
10
Carriers & General Corp____
1 Uo% May
d
oorp
4% %
V
HIGH
Wednesday
:
Ohio Ry_lGO
&
8
.
.
19% Jan
1
81% Dec
121
Mar
20% Jun
May 16
4
60% May
6*74 Feb 18
17% May 16
19% Dec
'
Ca,.»»c,
2
1
3
137/a May
113
4
&
Steel
June 7
35%
5
Mfg Co
26% Jan
7
56% May
49% Mar
Mar
(Philip)
•
AND
Tuesday
1
1
Co_
Monday
June 6
;•
,
Par
Inc
(The)
Clinchfield
Mar
4
51
»
Airlines
RECORD;
LOW
STOCK
Carolina
117
11
Mar 15
•55% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE *■
Highest
40 %
4
13
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
*
28
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1954
102
103
♦101
104
37 Va
106
793/4
102
14,400
300
7,600
200
17
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2706)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
7'A May
10% Jan
Lowest
ll'/aDet
4
22
17 Ve Jun
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
22
7
6
Dec
10
12
Feb
7
22
Jun
U 73
6
6
Jail
24
93% Mar 14
72
Feb
15
Dec
102
29
36% May 18
7% Jan
4
13% Dec
31
10
Jun
4
7514 Nov 24
70
Jan
24
15% Jan
4
27% Dec
25% Mar 14
31
20% Jan
19
Dec
8
25% Apr
22
19
Nov
1
24% Dec
31
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
6
Dec
7
18
110
48'/a May 25
5
44% Mar
32% Apr
36
Continental
28
24 % May 20
48
21% Mar 29
25
52
Mar 28
35% Jan
Mar 14
73% May 20
Apr" 13
95% Jan
12
Aug 25
98
Jan
24
28 %
99%
95% Jan
May 24
102
96% Jan
17414 Jan
6
19% Sep
1
3% Mar 16
Dec
185
1
176% Feb
26% Nov 23
5% Dee
4
24% Jan 25
9
14
Coty
24
98% Apr
11
28% Jan
7
13% Mar 30
4
64% Nov 23
106
Nov
55
26
Jan
7
25
Jan
104 V* Jan
21% Jan
11
36% Dec
31
4
109% Dec
31
100% Jan
Cork
7
May
10
20% Jan
26
15% Feb
20% Mar
4
15 % Dec
9
13% Jan
18% Mar 29
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
9% May 2
73% Apr 26
20
7% Jun
60
30
27% May 14
6% Apr
Dec
Feb
•
8% Mar 14
Dec
29
31 % Mar 29
6% Jun
9% Aug
19
2
Dec
6
101% May 25
Aug 17
521/2 May 23
Jan
4
108
5
62
7
9% Mar
1
40%
99%
403%
3,400
100'A
*100
98
99
Steel
of Amer
10'A
10
10%
10 Va
10%
31,100
84 Va
84
31
84%
85
30%
843/4
30%
11,000
31%
31%
31%
31%
23%
31%
32
23
23
23 %
23
23'A
227/8
23
Ve
22%
38%
39%
39
39%
23'/a
5,100
38%
40
39
40%
24%
38%
24'A
24%
38%
11,700
24%
24%
24%
243/8
243/4
24%
247/8
6,700
100
*178
Jan
27
7
Jan
7
75% Feb
15
140
*49%
54%
*54%
54%
54%
54%
34%
34%
34
34%
33
333/4
x323A
69%
323/4
2,300
70%
68%
69%
68
69
683A
70%
12,900
99%
*99%
100
101 Va
101%
28%
283/4
*99 %
100%
>101
29
180
180
29
100
99%
102
28%
29
*101
29 Va
54%
*49%
28%
177%
51%
*54%
102
28 Va
180
51%
178
*49%
*100
,•
177
f
200
101
101
101
28%
177%
29
51%
60
20
283/4
177
18,000
177
220
29
17,600
29 3/8
283/4
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
53A
57/8
2'A
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
5.3CO
44'/a
4 2'/8
43%
423/4
43'A
12,000
43%
*98
43%
44%
100
32
32
29%
*98
>
29
44 Va
43%
100
31%
29%
*98
31%
100
31%
*98
31%
100
f
31%
31%
-
*98
3,900
99
31%
31%
2.50
1,200
173/4
18%
17%
18 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
16,800
♦36%
36%
36 Va
36%
36 Va
36%
36
363/8
36%
363/8
900
5
77%
78'A
78 3/8
18,300
*1063/8
common
107
107
25
41%
423/4
417/8
127 %
128%
129
*16%
17%
17
.—10
16%
16%
16%
—5
8%
83/4
8%
.100
67%
67%
67 Va
common—
Cuneo Press Inc
79%
*106 3/8
43
Xl25%
—.—100
pfd_
Sugar
x79
79%
106%
100
common
42
793/a
423A
42
128
773/4
783/4
106%
106%
128%
128%
17%
79
107%
106%
1063/g
160
42%
26,600
42%
128
41%
128
128
177/a
18%
18%
193/8
18
183/4
1,930
16%
163/8
16%
163/a
16%
7,100
8%
83A
8%
83/4
8%
83/4
9,800
8%
67 Va
*67%
69
5
9%
9'A
9%
9'A
9
33'A
*33%
33 Va
*33
68
9%
33%
33%
68
67'A
67 Va
1
common
preferred
7
106%
9 Va
33
9%
33
Cushman's Sons Inc
7%
pfd—100
7 Va
7
7%
7
7 Va
108%
107
108 Va
*107
109%
7
55
*54'A
543/a
54%
54%
54%
54%
*54'A
20%
20%
20%
213/8
20%
20%
20%
32%
33%
137
69%
69%
1
45%
46%
100
* 93%
32 3A
*136
70
33
323A
137
'
*136
70
33
327/8
137
69 3A
45%
*136
693A
453A
33
*136
693A
45'A
453/4
70
55
500
20%
33
137
69%
23,700
109%
21
*136
No par
200
33'/a
6%
*107
55
|
Cutler-Hammer Inc
6%
105'A
4,900
9%
♦33
20%
1
common
Class A——
7%
106 Va
500
9%
■
u
Publishing
1,400
163/a
16 %
2.50
No par
56% Jan
51%
*54'A
102
28%
No par
135
*49%
54%
2%
$7 preferred
136% July 20
64% Deo
•
1
51%
2%
preferred
Curtis-Wright
,
10,800
34%
*99%
2
noncum
Cuban-American
8
31%
,
5%
Prior
23% Mar 18
:
28%
23
35% Feb
2,700
10
83
*54%
preferred
Cudahy Packing Co
41/2 %
100%
10%
83%
(The)
Corp
convertible
Cuba RR 6%
99
10'A
82%
*49%
common
$4.20 preferred
Crucible
101
10%
82%
23
6
98%
10%
No par
Seal
Zellerbach
5%
98%
82%
Feb
6
7
40%
67% Feb
116
Jan
11
40%
50
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
15% Jan
Jan
40%
No par
&
Curtis
31
Jan
5,000
40
100
10
18% Dec 27
39
40%
1
11
33% Dec 28
134
40'A
10,800
1
Feb
4
Jan
23
—1
9% Jan
35
7
11
7% Jan
25
59
9% Jan
35
54 % Jan
93
31
Crown
Mar 23
21
22%
new_l0
com
$2 preferred
3
45% Mar 23
136
227/a
25
of Wheat Corp
791/2 Jun
22%
—50
—
Cream
4% Oct
48% Oct
preferred
Crown
Apr 25
11% Jan
13% Nov
3% %
4
107
32% Jan
72% Jan
32% Mar
23
common
19% May 27
37
1,700
22%
Corp
Crane Co common
34
15
23
5
Corp
Inc
International Corp
Coty
17% July 20
22%
40%
5
;
18
35% Oct
23
40
Petroleum
18
4
22%
__5
.
preferred
Cosden
28
4
101% Jan
7%
3
2% Feb
Jan
21
14
Refining
48% Jan
29% Jan
103/4
203/4
*101
Products
6
95% Jan
10%
21%
70%
7
9914 Mar 30
10%
70
6
4
10 %
21%
5
Jan
91% Jan
4
Cum
Corn
29% May 23
6% Feb
10%
20%
34
Jan
16
29
34% Jan
2
10%
*20%
preferred
100
pfd 3V2% series of 1947—100
3%%
12
30% May
182% Jan
10%
22
1
2
2% Dec
40% Dec
30% Dec
29
Apr
101% Apr
Shares
10%
21%
1
Electric
Corning Glass Works
the Week
June 10
8
series—
5
4
4
11
102
6%
Dubilier
37% Jan
1% Jan
28% Jan
26% Mar 22
Preferred
Cornell
3
Friday
June 9
10%
:
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
21
Jan
Mar 21
Sales foe
Thursday
21%
Delaware
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co——;
54% May 13
32
PRICES
5
Continental Steel Corp
29
Apr
of
SALE
June 8
10%
Fibre
Motors
Oil
HIGH
Wednesday
20%
& Machine__l
Continental Insurance—
—10
Continental
AND
June 7
25
Foundry
8
54
4
21% Jan
Continental
10
Jun
June 6
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
RECORD
1
LOW
Tuesday
Monday
Par
preferred
Continental Diamond
15
Apr
14% Feb
85
35% May 18
52
20
Apr
convertiole
0-/6
45% Mar 28
8
Jan
52
STOCK
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
7
May 12
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
19% Apr
1414 Dec 10
6
NEW
.
.
42,500
33 Va
3,700
137
693A
693/4
1.400
45%
453A
1,900
■
r-niy
30% Jan
11
48% NOV 24
87% Jan
43% Jan
16
Dec
26
94
4% May 18
1314 Jun
8
7
14% Mar 15
11% Jan
92
4
37
Apr
90
Jan
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
27
B
Jan 27
25% Dec 27
23
Jan
32% Mar
46
42% Jan 17
96% Apr
97
6
93% Mar 23
1
Nov 20
101% Oct
93
13
Mar
2
series C
100
*96
98%
*96
98%
*96
98%
96
96
21%
203/4
21'/a
Delaware
&
25% Mar
3
Delaware
Lack
Apr 26
Delaware
Power &
20% Dec 28
18% Jan
7
33% Aug
•
30
28% Jan
11
35
Aug
3
33% Jan
8
68
Nov 30
15% Dec
•
Jan 17
40% May 23
12
66
31
Jan
7
12% May 17
36
28
43% May 13
37 % Mar
78
7
23
22
Feb
1
32% Jan
3
3
37
Jan
18
42% Feb
28
35% Apr
4
1
111
Apr 13
31% Jun
3
42
Jun
10
115% Jun
35%
343/8
343A
1,700
423/a
41%
42%
13,600
36
36 Va
36%
5,700
1
15
Devoe & Raynolds class A
Diamond Alkali Co common
4.40%
2
lo
cumulative preferred
Diamond
$1.50
Match
Stores
6
Dr
7
7514 Jan
15
20% Bee
23
43% Mar 14
23% Dec 31
11% Oct 27
7
Jan
4
36% Jan
98
Jan
17
0
20% Mar 16
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
12% Mar 10
9% Jun
1
18% Mar 31
91 % Feb
7
57% May 26
47% Apr 13
118
Apr
24% Jan
14
Apr
121/4 Mar
5%
13
3
15
4
conv
Douglas
Dow
Dresser
115% Jan
12
94% Jan
6
28% Jan
13
45
Jan
6
170
Deo
•
157
Jan 18
122% Oct
1
118
Jan
49
Mar 12
17
124
Apr
101
Apr
46% Jan 18
49% Apr
51
50% Jan
12
47% July
51% July
1
63% Nov
4
48% Jan 12
7
64% Deo
9
52
63% Oct
f
51
Sep
10
9% Jan
7
37 Ve Mar
54% Oct 25
Feb
2
Jan 21
7
23
22 %
37%
38
*37%
40
40'A
40%
40%
*37%
40'A
23'A
*23'A
23%
23%
23%
38'A
*371/2
403A
31%
32%
32
32%
35
14%
35
35
35
15
15
151/a
14%
15
13 Ve
13%
13%
13%
13%
39 3/8
38%
11
10%
11
11
58%
59%
*58
583/4
X57%
38 Va
300
41%
41%
114%
115%
115%
230
32%
33%
6,100
42
7,200
33
323/4
33
353A
35%
35%
15
15
143/4
143/4
1,600
133/a
133/a
13%
13%
7,200
39>/a
383/4
39
38%
39
11
103/4
10%
10%
10%
1,500
573A
573/8
57%
*57%
58
2,10C
*71%
•
*35
36
30 C
13,700
50
*72
75%
*71
74
71%
71%
74
*71%
72%
20C
1
35
35'A
35
35%
343/4
35
35%
35%
*35
35%
1,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,500
Aircraft
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
15%
No par
68%
69%
68 Va
70
69%
71%
68%
70%
68 3/a
70%
17.50C
5
Co
55%
56 Va
56
56%
55 3A
563/8
55%
56 3/a
55%
563/4
28,600
45
12,500
Co
Industries
50c
44
100
common
109
1
1
No par
20%
*12%
9%
44%
109
20%
13
10
44
>108
20 3/4
*123/8
93/4
443/8
112
20%
13
10
16
44 Va
►108
20%
*12%
443/4
112
20%
13
44
*108
20 3/a
*12%
16%
44%
112
20%
13
9%
9%
93/4
199%
1993/4
2013/4
199%
2013A
199%
202%
120
1197/8
119%
10
133/a
16%
16%
44Va
♦109
20%
*12%
8,800
113
.
30
20%
2,000
13
———.
93A
9%
4,100
1993/4
202%
19,400
1193/8
1193/4
(E I) & Co—
Common
5
197%
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
►119%
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
Duquesne Light Co
119%
119%
119 3/a
1193/a
98
98 Va
98 Va
98aA
98
98
97%
98%
*98
98%
1,000
10
common
35%
35%
35 Va
357/8
353/8
353A
35%
35%
X35 Va
353/8
11,300
48%
48%
48%
*48
48%
*47%
48
*523/4
48%
53% Apr
$4.15
50
*52%
53%
63
Feb
*523/4
18
53%
4%
50
52 Va
52%
52 Va
64%
Mar
52
533/4
533/4
preferred
preferred
1,200
48%
*48
53%
*523A
53'A
*52%
53'A
52
*513A
521/4
*51%
52
500
*53%
533A
200
-30
1
4.20%
preferred
50
*53%
54
*53%
52 Va
54
54
4.10%
x53 Va
preferred
50
♦52
52%
*52
52%
*52
52%
52%
52%
X52%
*52%
52%
*52%
52%
*52%
52%
♦52V4
52%
*51%
52%
5
15%
16
X153A
16%
153/4
16%
16%
16%
——
52%
50
16V4
53% Mar 30
Apr 25
54
14
Jan
16% Apr
*37 Ve
40%
114
50
Apr
38
7,200
1,10C
114%
13%
32%
*35
10
13%
112
*112%
78
13%
112%
113
36 Va
"78
133/4
$3.75 preferred
50% Jan 14
•
223A
39
36'A
78
131/a
27
22
53
Deo 22
15
22%
No par
Duplan Corp
12
1
36 Va
*75
14
39%
Dunhill International
12
9
33% Jan
7
13%
39'A
10%
3%%
convertible preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
9
97% Jun
101% Nov 24
3514 Sep
202% Jun
41%
No par
No par
du Pont de Nem
104% Jan 11
13%
1
Ltd
Chemical
*35
78
13%
39
preferred series A
Mines
36'A
13%
*111%
2
Pepper Co
Dome
36'/a
*75
13%
22%
•
2
Dobeckmun Co (The)
3
29
36 'A
78
423/g
1
common
15% Jan
Apr
36
*73
35'/a
41%
25
new
preferred
Corp
Cup Co
78
*34%
100
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
Dixie
*75
43
50c
com
cumulative
37% May
79
70G
343A
30% Mar 14
Dec~23
69'A
343/8
X42%
13%Jun
41% Dec 29
104% Dec 30
343/8
43 Va
68
47%
343A
*34%
42%
20
4
35
Denver & Rio Grande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for com new
No par
Detroit Edison
20
15% Dec
2
343A
1,000
75
Aug 4
34% Dec 31
18% Jan
35'/a
12,000
8
33% Feb
343A
22
9
15% May 16
62% May 17
35 Ve
67
11
18% Sep
31,700
*34%
21%
Jan
4
11.600
363/a
67
26% Aug
10% Jan
14% Jan
70
343/4
22%
Diana
2
69%
36
67
13% Jun
9
22,000
70'A
35'/a
21%
41 % May 26
Feb
16%
15%
69 J/2
36'A
66J/2
7
57
16%
69%
35%
67%
28
64% Apr 26
153/4
68%
363/8
22
1
II
16>/a
68%
35%
67%
12% Jan
52% Jan
15%
68 Va
36%
21%
30% Apr
7
15%
68 Ve
34%
22
36
61% Dec
6,400
68'A
28% Mar 24
4
213/4
34 Va
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Jan
10
21
'
21%
16% Mar 16
40
97%
X68%
37% Jan
10
10
♦96
21%
11
11% Jan
95
34%
10
9% Mar 18
250
96%
95
69'A
13% Jan
11% Jan 12
*95'A
34%
Light Co
34% Jan
8% May 17
43%
96'A
21%
Western.
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
7
43%
96'A
50
&
35% 8epl0
11
21 'A
95%
100
Hudson
Jan "l2
Nov
153/4
21 %
43'A
20
preferred
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
33%
15%
21%
43%
200
13.50
10
34% May 11
22
43 Va
600
4%
67
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co_100
33% Dec
15%
1
43%
4%
10
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
39% Dec
13
50c
common
10
8
Dec
7%
Co
18
10
38% Oct
&
Jun
20% Jan
116
Deere
21%
50c
15% Feb
Feb
9 5 J/2
3.90%
3
4
3,100
43'A
Preferred
5
Apr
44
43
95'A
*95
69% Jun
12% Jan
10,100
96'A
35% May
27
29
*95
Deep Rock Oil Corp
8
13 Va
27%
953A
6
Mar
13%
273A
96 J/4
15
34
13 "A
27J/2
*95 %
Apr
51% Jan 18
*123/4
28
*95
43%
7
95
13 'A
273/8
95%
36% Jun
1
*123/4
96 %
74
30
13'A
28
*93%
4%
*95%
45% Feb 23
Dec
7
27'A
95
4'/a
*95
31% May 15
35% Oct
4
*123/4
27'A
*93'/a
47/a
100
Decca Records Inc
57
Jan
13%
26%
95
47/8
100
Dayton Rubber Co
3
27% Jan
*12%
10
*93%
4%
B
16
4
101
20
45%
95
series
23
41
4%
3.75%
16% Feb
32% Jan
*93 Va
5
Preferred
May 11
17% Jan 17
6
45%
95
5
Power & Light common
Preferred 3.75% series A
14% Jan
14
July 19
,2.50
Dayton
19% Jan 26
12
8
preferred series A
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
Daystrom Inc
18
96% Jan
97
3%%
common
18% Nov 23
Jun
95% Feb 14
4
46% Mar 22
Corp
99% Apr
22% Feb
55
18
17
13% Feb 24
Aug 23
Dana
Mar 17
6% Jan
Apr 27
35% Nov
62% July
95
1
12
24% Jan
May
50% Mar
4% May 12
Aug 20
12% May 4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
4
«
14
11
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
16
500
4,000
E
18% Jan
12
21% Apr 28
4
15% Jan
9% Jan
46% Jan
165
Mar
4
4
4
37% Feb 24
29% Deo
3
27
Jan
«
35% Mar
55
Deo
a
35% Jan
9
24% Aug
9
22
Jan
8
40
25% Dec 31
72% Dec
172
Sep
21% Jan 18
31
67
1
170
52% Nov 24
Mar 14
Jan
11
Jun
S
Eagle-Plcher Co__
Eastern
82% Jun
Jan
8
31
6%
preferred
Mar 14
54% Apr
14
Eaton
4
27% Oct
13
24% Mar 15
3
291/4 Apr
20
Edison
85% Feb
95
11
83
22% Jan
19
96% May 31
20% Jan
100
Jan
4
13% Feb
33
Jun
39% Dec
106
45
10
Deo
1
23
23% Deo
9
Nov
24
45% Mar
1% Jan
4
36
4% Dec
May
11% Mar
23% Jan
48
49
6
3
12
29% Dec
Electric Auto-Lite (The)
Electric & Mus Ind Amer
3
34% Feb
23
15% Jan
8
25
17
Elliott
Feb
28
5%
58% Feb
17
5%
6
541/2 Apr
11
El
3
24% Mar
3
21
Emerson
Electric
Emerson
Radio
41% Jun
39% Jan
19
20% Aug
15% Dec
Jan
Jan
4
6
17
4
20
102
4
4
66
27% Dec 27
22% Deo 29
Jan
4
79
70
Dec 29
For
Dee 21
74% Feb
footnotes
see
3
18
24% Apr
20
Jan
11
831/2 Apr
18
76
8
page
28% Jan
20% Jan
69% Mar
26.
1
72% May 26'
&
Phonograph
Equitable Gas Co
Erie RR common
5%
Erie &
253/8
6,500
813A
82%
10,100
170
170 3A
493A
50 3A
26%
27'A
*96
98
46%
109
*170
170 3A
50'A
51
27'A
27%
*96
46%
*1041/2
98
46%
109
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
•170
1703A
51
27%
*105
51
263A
27%
*96
98
453A
1703A
50%
50
27
*96
*170
33%
453A
463A
*105
109
98
47%
109
32%
*170
50
26%
*95
46%
♦104Va
33 •
7,100
20,600
5,000
1703A
50%
3,800
263/4
2,800
98
—_
47%
2,100
109
17'A
17'A
16 3A
17%
163A
17
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
41%
423/4
42%
43%
43'A
43%
42%
43%
42%
43
4%
4%
4%
41/2
4%
4%
4%
43A
313/a
4%
31%
X31%
31%
303A
21
213/4
21%
217/8
21%
22
23%
23 Va
23%
22%
23%
30'A
30%
303A
313/8
20%
20%
20%
21
231/a
23%
23%
23%
50
50
*48%
50
X23
%
*48%
50'A
50%
50%
50%
48 Va
48%
48Va
48%
48%
48
231/a
23%
23
x50
*493A
50
3/4
50
*50%
50
51
4
*493/8
50%
8'A
48%
X48
x223A
2,400
35,400
4%
23,000
7,700
31%
-
-
50
503A
-481%
23
6,000
6,100
2Q
800
10,600
8,100
23%
23 Va
23%
23 Va
233/4
5
141/a
143/a
14%
14%
14%
14%
141/4
143/a
14'A
143A
10
Endicott Johnson
Corp common
4% preferred
25% Jan 21
24%
823/a
_4
Mfg Co
33% Feb
5
25%
813/4
3
6
2
Jan
X25%
82 3A
50
Empire District Electric Co
100
26%
81%
50
2nd preferred
Natural Gas
conv
271/2 Mar 24
Feb
253/a
82
10
16% Feb
96
253A
80'/a,
15
28% Jan
July 13
25%
813/8
10
common
3
18
251/a
80%
33
1
25% Jan
29% May 19
24%
33%
"5
preferred
Paso
281/4
IO41/2
I
13% Jan 21
26% July 28
22% Jan
16% Jan
Jan
4
53%
28
shares
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
31% Feb
63
Jan 17
52%
29
463/4
Stop Nut Co
Co
543A
28%
2.50
Electric
Jan
8
92
Elastic
10
22 % Feb
53%
29
100
15
-21% May 12
8
55
283/4
1
preferred
15
50
9% Jun
common
5% Feb
50
22% Feb 17
41/2%
Co
23% Feb
54% Deo 30
4
May 27
Products
52%
29%
100
44% Apr
Oct
11
Ekco
33
523/8
28%
2
Inc common
preferred
27% Feb
31
16% Dec 27
14% Jan
107
9
Bros Stores
8
52% Dec
25
47J/2 Jun
Manufacturing Co
4%%
33%
51%
293/8
100
3% Jan
Apr 26
35% Jan
26
6
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
2
27
29% Aug 12
Jan
103% Jan 31
*
23
Mar 17
32%
51'A
5
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
Corp
Eastman Kodak Co common
175
32%
50 Va
283/s
10
Airlines Inc
Eastern
10
32%
1
10
lo
8
30% Mar 28
30% Feb
26%
26%
26%
26 Va
26 3/a
26%
26%
26
26
1,600
4,000
30
30%
30%
307/a
30 Va
31%
100
981/2
98%
98%
98 Va
971/2
97%
8.50
26%
273/8
26%
27'A
26%
263/4
No par
23J/4
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23 3A
100
80
80
80
80 J/4
50
*71
73
71%
71%
25
80'A
*71
80%
73
26%
14,400
31%
31 Va
313/a
97Va
971/2
971/2
26'/a
263A
26Va
26%
6,800
23
23%
23'A
23%
36,800
80'A
80 Va
1,500
31%
*96
801/4
♦71
80%
73
*71
73
150
10
Volume
Number 5437
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9% Jan
li
13% May
15
4
Apr
19
17% Jan
5
27% Jun
I
18% Aug 11
18 to Jan 27
16 to Dec
24% Jan
11
72
29
3% Apr
9
10% Oct
12
6
7
18 % Apr
7
17% Mar
7
Mar 15
15% May 11
22% Mar 14
C
25
Feb
4
70
30% Dec 16
Dec
21% Feb
15
25% Dec 29
62 to Jan
73
Feb
Aug 16
25
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13
•
49
Jun
43% Oct 14
56 to Apr
«
46
May 17
23
34 to Dec
16
Jan
19
R
16 to Dec
21
38% Jan
4
68
6% Jan
4
4
110% Dec 29
20% Jan
76
Feb
14% Jan
12
Dec
41% Dec
Sep 24
49% Feb
17
7to Mar
108
9
18
Jan
5
35% Jan
105
53
18
Jan
7
104 to Dec
3
16% Nor
6
18% Mar 11
7
21to Apr
38% Sep
23
28 to Jan
28
35% Jan
102
67% Nov 22
Jan
18
6
55% Jan
5
35 % May 23
48 to Sep
23
101 to Nov
5
37to Jan
12
53% Dec
43% Mar 15
99
13
46% Jan
22
Jan
25
Jun
Jan
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
32to Jan
17
6% Jan
4
9 to Dec
21
8 % Jan
7
19
Mar 22
*48%
50
100
56
*44
34%
34
34
200
34%
34%
46%
♦34
34%
♦34
34%
900
50
Mar 31
12
88
Jan
6
15% Nov
19
14
Jan
18
May 26
16% Mar 23
4
38% Dec 29
34% Mar 14
47% Jun
3
€9 to Jan
4
92
88 to Mar 30
91% Jan
Mfg
30%
6%
10 %
i23/4
12%
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
5
12%
12%
33%
337/a
34%
34%
34%
12%
32 %
6,800
34%
34%
35
63%
63
63%
63%
65 to
35%
52 %
5,900
62%
65
63
5
Co
64%
10 %
10%
10%
10'A
10
10%
35 %
34%
34%
111%
112'/4
10%
10%
1
Ins
N
341/2
35%
34%
10
Y
109%
109%
110%
___i
113
8,700
9%
109%
1,100
34%
34
"•/ 3,700
110%
'
2,800
37%
36%
36%
36%
37 %
36
36%
36
36 %
64%
64%
65
64%
65
8,400
63%
64%
62
63%
105%
105 %
105
6,300
105
No par
573/4
57%
58
5
ga/4
9%
5
common
40%
No par
105
♦9%
40%
105
41
*103
1
Co
22%
22%
7%
Corp
Power & Light
"When issued"
112%
9%
64%
Co
Florida
34%
35%
112
'■
loo
6.25
com
$4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
Power
7
5
Corp
Florida
34i/8
_1
Corp
(The) Carpet
Flintkote Co (The)
431/4
43%
X42 %
71
71%
No par
2?
105
58%
105
*105
105%
58
105
58
58
58%
58%
9%
9%
9%
9%
10%
41%
41%
9%
41%
40%
41%
105
140
58%
40%
8,000
10
1,400
40%
10,200
*103
105
22%
22
22
21%
21%
21%
22
800
43
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
6,400
105
*103
105
*103
105
20
x70%
70%
70%
71%
70%
71%
70%
71
353/4
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
1
58
58%
58
57%
57 %
3,100
x57%
57%
57%
57
57
2,700
*110
common
3%% preferred
Foster-Wheeler
Corp
Sugar
Freeport
'
50%
*98%
*99
100
50%
50%
110
111%
100
*99
100%
100%
*99
100%
50%
51
50%
110 r
109%
110
*109%
100
98%
*99
98%
50%
51%
100%
110
50
51 %
x50 %
111
4,700
II,000
111
140
98%
98%
*98%
98%
98%
230
10
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
40%
38%
39%
39%
No par
40%
*10
10%
10%
10
11,100
*10%
10
9%
9%
*9%
97/a
400
13%
14%
13%
14%
13%
14
13%
13%
13%
14
10
6,000
79
79%
78%
79
78%
80%
80%
82 %
82
83
_1
14%
5,500
14%
14%
1
46%
47%
X45%
100
Sulphur
89%
89%
1
j.
Co
Corp
Freuhauf Trailer Co
4%
100
—100
Co
Froedtert
10
29
Co
Franklin Stores Corp
23to Jan
Deo
Tarrant
6
83
76 to Nov
&
Francisco
14% Jun
7
Felt
4
11% Mar 14
4
Electric
Dept Stores
Food Fair Stores Inc
Jun
10
11
Federated
12 % Apr
12 to Dec
45to Jan
Jan
10%
49
*45
May 26
60
53 % Apr
112% Apr
10
15,200
10%
49
46
31%
$4.20 div cum pfd ser of '51
15
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp___10
3%% convertible preferred
100
36
101
100
10%
200
50%
Firth
12
11,000
46
17
28
12,o00
6%
*48%
18
Feb
31%
6%
46 %
10
97% Jan
102
29%
50%
Jan
29
72
30
46%
46% Feb
13
72
29
*49%
30%
5
10 to Apr
Nov
74%
30%
50%
series
4%% preferred
First National Stores___
113
7,700
46%
A
ser
1953
Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
100 to Dec
5,500
24%
»46
pfd
3
6
16%
24%
♦73
*49%
pfd
cum
conv
7
4
15%
24%
74%
24%
50
conv
5%%
Mar
88to Jan
15%
X24%
♦73
24%
50
5%
Federal-Mogul
Jun
94 to Jan
15%
24%
74%
6%
Filtrol
May 23
26% Jan 12
24%
*73
29%
24
49% May
6
71% May 24
24%
74%
6%
Jan
106
I,700
24'A
*73
10%
40
59
6
15%
30'%
Fidelity Phoenix Fire
9
9% Mar 14
38% Jan
15%
6%
15
Mar
98% Jan
21
16
10%
Apr
65
15%
10%
Ferro
108
16
6%
26
3
28,700
15%
10%
38% Apr
18
5,600
14%
16
7
23
May
25%
14%
15%
153/4
11
13 % Feb
119
25%
15
15%
6%
Pacific
6
25%
14%
15%
10%
common
Paper Board Co Inc__
May 31
25%
15%
15%
1
3
29
25%
14"%
15%
2
4
Jan
Apr
25%
15 %
15%
5
Corp
Federal
10 y4 Oct
7
Jan
60
25%
14%
15%
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Farwick Corp
Federal
42% Dec 22
B
57
45
25%
15
Fedders-Quigan
24
103
62% Not 23
Aug
3
65 to
28% Jan
10
93 to Jan
3
25%
i43/4
15%
50
40to Jan
25
9% May 13
4
35
18
Jun
25%
1
common
preferred series B
4
8
4
Feb
7
13% Jan
5%
17% Jan
25 to Jan
38 to Jan
34
Family Finance Corp
62*2 Jan
t
Oct 15
No par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp_l
Fajardo Sugar Co
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
:
:
1
12% May 12
32% Jun
2
54
104 to
10
32 to Jan
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
15
10% Jun
19% Dec 27
Fairbanks Morse & Co
15
Mar 16
26 to Jan
16% Apr
64 to Apr
48 to Oct
29% Mar 31
~
31
20% Jun
6
13% May 16
common
preferred
89
\
14%
14%
45%
14%
46%
45%
*89
89
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,100
44%
90
45 %
44%
45%
18,900
90
89
89
6
A: 6
♦89
120
G
4% Nov
19
Jan
6% Jan
34to Jan
IS
7% Aug
1
5% May 18
6% Mar
4
31% Dec
31
26 % Mar 14
31% Mar
10
Dec
31
104% May 24
9
Jan 25
4
Gabriel
Gair
10% Jan
Q
43
Dec
14
41% Jan
13
38
Dec
17
31 % May 11
30
22% Jan
4
40 to Dec
21
35% Mar 14
Gamble-Skogmo
46% Apr
46% Feb
24to Jan
7
3% Apr
12
25
May 7
25% Jan 22
20% Jan
103
Jan
38
4
41% Aug 23
35% Jun
6% Dec 27
33
Dec
6% Jan
17
31
10
Dec
2
6
32
Mar 14
26% Mar 15
18
107to Aug 27
105% Jan
3
Jan
13
65% Nov 24
57% Jan
28
9% Oct
25
11
10
135% Aug
3
Jan
148% Feb
S
139
Jan
4
5%
P»b
25
9% Mar
45
Garrett
Gar
Jan
3
148% Jun
7
36% Feb
23
15
0
23% Jun
7
71
89
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
91
58% Jun
Jan
Dec
31
45% Jan
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
131
Dec
49
17% May
15
29
131
Jan
18
S
136
3
19% Dec
1
17% Jun
7
21% Mar
7
8
15% Dec
1
14
6
17
Mar
7
Mar 29
Jan
May
48% Feb
37% May 17
9% Jan
5
66% Feb
4
Jan
8
94
9
80
48% Jun 25
46% Jan
8
65% Feb
16
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
8
18% Jun
3
80% July 22
75
Jan
8
86% Jun
7
94% Feb
1
99% Apr
Max
8
8 to Oct
25
12% Dec 28
10
Feb
10
60% Jan
5
78% Nov 22
86% Jan
8
Jan
4
123% Feb
26
146% Dec
10
58% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
119
118% Jan
124% Mar
3
120
Mar
136% Feb
7
3
89% Mar 14
13
Feb
75% Mar
122% Jan
Feb
102% Sep 28
33% Dec 29
99% Mar
8
29% Jan
7
43 Va Mar 14
95
122 % Feb
57% Feb
52% Nov 24
44% Jan
71% Apr
Jan
4
11
Jan
4
57% Jan
4
25
,
3% Jan
4
28% Jan
18
25% Mar 26
100
Jan
12 to Jan
18
4
100
Nov
17
4% Dec
9
100
Jan
13
4% Jan
3
34% Aug 19
33
44
39% Jan
107
Dec
27
Aug 16
19% Sep
8
105
Mar 17
6
28
14% Jan
•
Apr
0
20 to Apr
41
Jan
28
30 % Dec
31
26% Jan
6
12
63% Dec
13
49% Jan
26
32 to Oct
22
37% May 21
34% Jan
6
35% May 25
25 to Jan
7
43% Dec
Jan
28
100 to Apr
4
47% Dec
31
75% Jan
4
96
72 to Feb
16
Jan
127
99
Dec
13
42%
42
43
42%
44%
1,500
__2
Inc
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
36
35%
35%
4,000
106%
$8
conv
7%
2nd
Cigar
Dynamics
Electric
35%
23Va
88
88
50
54%
54%
56
56
57%
58%
57%
57%
57%
57%
30%
30%
29%
30
30Va
30%
29%
30
30
30
133
*133Va
135
18
17%
18
18
18
%
2,900
14%
14
14
14'/a
14'/a
200
76,100
General Finance Corp (Delaware)_l
General Foods Corp com
No par
18Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,400
85 Va
97%
10Va
86
85'/a
86 Va
85
85%
84'A
85
83
84%
97%
10%
97%
97%
99%
99
99
10%
10%
10%
10'/a
10%
71
71%
71 %
71%
70
70%
_100
121
121%
xl20%
121%
100
*138
148
*135
145
$3.50
Corp__
preferred
General
No par
Instrument
Corp
1
General Mills common
5%
$5
No par
preferred.
3%%
convertible
General
Motors
preferred
5
97%
No par
Corp
No par
common
preferred
Preferred $3.75 series
*105
4%
115
General
Public
__10c
Utilities
Corp.—5
28
General
2
Realty
General
Shoe
&
preferred
(The)
Gimbel
26
9% May
3
Dec 14
162
Nov
8
7% May 31
160
Jan
I
26% July 30
17% Jan
26
64% Dec
59% Jan
6
50% Jan
18
20
Dec
28
4% Apr
21
7
Dec
31
1
42
Dec
31
4
47% Dec
29
84% Dec 22
Feb
2
22% Feb
16
71
Jun
Gold
&
Stock
66% Jun
57%
5
55%
56>/a
;<t55%
37%
37%
37%
37%
vA. A.35%
37%
37%
35%
103
59
*96
97,
86%
*84%
86%
110%
110%
110%
109%
30%
30%
33%
32'/a
70%
69%
70%
70'A
71%
26%
26%
26 %
27
26%
27'A
*96
97%
97%
*96
40
40'A
39%
40'/a
40
7%
7%
7%
1
Co
100
Inc
10
-L-10
7%
*160
*20Va
162
20%
69%
69%
64%
65%
*6 Va
6'A
37Va
41% Mar 14
52% Jun
10
Grace
1
48%
50%
No par
2%
2'A
24
Jun
10
14 to Jun
29
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
12% Jan
29
3% Mar
3
18% May 26
30
Jun
7
29% Apr
15
156
Apr
35
Jan
6
44
Jun
6
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
4
2
10% Dec
13
9
4
36% Dec
17
34%
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
80
29
18
Mar 14
10% Jan
11
Jan
37% Apr
21
29% Apr
3
&
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M 8 & P
Grand
Union
Granite
5%%
Grant
Co
Steel
cum
T)
Co
$2.25
conv
4
19
Gt
Jan
11
Feb
2
Feb
11
Great Northern
Jun
g
38% Dec 29
35% Jan
18
42% Jun
7
Great
17% Jan
4
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
24% Feb
9
Great Western
4
154
Oct
Northern
27
143
73
Apr
9
78% Aug 17
69
Jun
7
Green
28
Jun
Bay
18
33% Feb
1
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
18
Green
(H
20% Jan
8
31% Dec
17
26% Mar 15
32% Apr
7
26.
Mar 16
Feb
23
153
76
May 26
7%
Iron
Greenfield
&
66'A
6Va
1G2
20%
*20%
69%
64%
5%
70%
5%
37
37%
49%
50%
49%
50%
2'/a
2'A
2Va
2%
17%
18%
17%
18%
29%
29%
29%
30
29%
29%
28%
28'A
28%
28%
28%
150%
100
17%
*145
5
43%
*95%
17%
146
44
97%
28
*146
156%
150%
*150
43%
43%
44
44
*96%
97%
96%
96%
43%
*95%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
10
34Va
34'A
34%
35
Ore Prop__No par
27%
27%
27%
28
34%
27%
34'A
27%
79Va
79%
79'/a
81
81
84
Ry
Co
com
__25
42%
22%
28
42%
No par
42
42%
Sugar com
No par
22%
23
42%
x22%
100
148
149
Xl48%
149
147
148
Western RR
100
75
75
75
76
*74
76
1
32
32%
32
32%
Co
64%
5%
37'/a
50Va
2Va
17%
29%
65 %
•
37
*36
34Va
preferred
L)
5%
71
*160
1
Paper Co
Northern
64%
20%
8
No par
Stores
preferred
Jan
70
162
7%
27%
—100
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
20%
41
5
5
preferred
(W
*160
97%
12.50
new
common
3%%
17
84
(The)
City
64
3
5
& Co
27
74
Rubber
Hosiery
*96
Inc
Tap & Die Corp__No par
28%
29
28%
42%
22%
28%
32 Va
29
23
32%
29
\
84
41%
22%
148%
*74
31%
29
4%
4%
12,200
35%
36 Va
4,100
45%
45%
1,100
105
105
60
16
15%
2,500
32%
33
58%
1,900
54%
55 Va
10,400
37%
38
36%
37
8,900
38%
4,300
103
59'A
97
86%
*109% 110%
31%
32%
71 Va
71%
26 'A
27 Va
97
97
40
40%
7%
8
*160
162
*20
20%
69'A
70'A
32%
69%
111
*104
58%
*96
*84%
110%
30Va
114,000
55%
58
58%
145
lOO'/a
15%
32%
58%
*100
103
58'/a
97
*36%
5
U *100
*84%
4
3
59%
*96
No par
Jan
36%
103
86%
Gould-National Batteries Inc
2
58'A
10
(B F)
R)
35%
*100
'
97%
Gotham
(W.
32%
56%
110
'
15%
32%
58%
55
37
37%
15%
: *
No par
Telegraph
Tire
15%
32% VA '32%
58%%f -58%
15%
5
36'A
46%
106Va
*105
106%
58%
56Va
Goodyear
29
page
32%
57%
7
2% Nov
see
32%
3
13% Sep
footnotes
1
—
Goodrich Co
15%
47/B
35'/a
46%
5
36'A
46%
*84%
1
...
(Tlje)
Brewing Co^__
Goodall-Sanford
15%
3
4
Dec
Co
common-
Co
7
4%
36Va
46%
A *105
I
115
*105
5
106%
36
*96
100
Plywood
Co__
preferred
Goebel
115
xl06%
7% Jan
12
Mar
11
$4.50
Glidden
4%"
108%
42% Jan
Jan
40% Aug 18
168
Jan
9
*107
x46%
11
5% May 12
34% Apr
1 % Jan
100
9
8
2
5
46%
58%
100
preferred
conv
8,200
36%
46%
35%
—100
—a.
Brothers
Jun
44% Mar
4%%
7,900
53%
36'A
*100
2.50
com
preferred
Gillette
54 %
53
56
10
100
Rubber
Jun
53
56
30%
37%
Corp
Corp common.No par
3%%
54%
54'A
57%
1
preferred
&
53'/a
15%
issued"
Tire
900
54%
56%
31%
Corp
Time
1,200
30%
*105%
Utilties—__10c
Telephone
"When
100%
30%
46%
Railway Signal com_No par
preferred
100
5%
400
100%
30%
30,%
53%
54
53 Va
54%
*105
115
100
36
General
7
125 'A
100%
125%
100%
125%
100%
125%
preferred-No par
$2.90 convertible
General Public Service
*125%
100%
30%
125%
30%
*135
100%
30%
55'A
440
99%
100%
x54
122
*135
100'A
125%
53%
121%
300
5,700
'
145
125Va
56
70'A
70'/a
120% 121
71
121%
5,900
17,600
99"%
*125'A
101
55'/a
Corp
70 Va
121
10
A:
*135
101
52
Equipt
10%
10
*98
145
125%
30%
98%
100'A
98%
1
Precision
*97%
''
99%
99%
General
4%%
98
40
90,400
13
27% Jun
*14
59%
62%
86% Mar 28
4
17%
18
14%
53%
98
18
17%
*14
600
135
60 Va
7
17
18
14'A
♦133%
220
2,100
53 %
Mar 14
30
*14
133
134
90
62%
Jan
Dec
xl8
134
88
54%
93
26
2
10
common
135
88
88
60'/a
82
8
*133
88
53%
8
Jan
5,900
30,400
54%
4%%
38% Jan
110
35
22%
62%
General
90% Jan
147
33%
22%
>'
53%
General
20
147
35%
23%
60'/a
6
6
148
34%
22%
54
3
31
148
.
59Va
39% Jan
42% Dec
148Va
53%
59% Apr
21
87
148
10
53%
18
90% Nov 29
3,900
60
Jan'li
8
10%
52%
Jan
4
10%
107
58%
35
4
10%
*106'/a
3
45%
Jan
10%
107
5
3
28% Jan
10%
34%
General Refractories
Jan
10%
22%
16
37% Jun
10%
34%
19
2
3,300
10%
23Va
Co
33% Mar
May
66%
149%
100
General Contract Corp
6% series preferred
General
66%
21%
J
General
66%
*106V8
com—No par
Inc
preferred
1,100
66 Va
*148
34%
69
21,000
66%
107
21%
69
7
34
66%
148
34%
100
6%
34
*106Va
21%
.
7
33
67
148
34%
preferred
Co
6%
33
107
V 67
5
1st preferred
4%
*106Va
%
'10%
Corp
A%
General
66
7
10%
No par
Bronze
7
No par
preferred
General
General Cable Corp com
General
59% Feb
4,500
65%
com
preferred—50
30%
7
/
106%
17% Mar 24
57
35%
6%
___100
84% Oct 27
Dec
1
Transportation^.50
General Baking Co common—
5
Georgia-Pacific
42%
Amer
3
For
42%
23,300
17
131% Jan
42%
40%
22
Jan
42
28%
73% Feb
7% Mar
1,900
*41%
40 Va
33% Apr
29
35
28%
110% Jun
8
34%
41'A
2
19
35%
28%
May 17
Apr
S4% Jan
35
39%
24% Mar 14
33
35
28%
63
86 to Jan
34%
28%
107
7
35
40V*
8
29% July
27% Jan
34%
28l/a
3
62
34%
39Va
76% Dec
60
400
34%
5
28%
30% Dec
137 to Apr
46
39%
4
6 to Feb
45%
27%
Container
American
11
13% Jan
46%
(The)
Jan
80
*45%
No par
Industries
10% Jan
46
46%
General Outdoor Advertislng.No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
37% May 19
48% Mar
4
106% Feb
9%
*45%
9%
37
Mar 28
5% Mar
9%
46
9%
27%
11
14
9%
46
9%
36%
3
101% Apr
33 % Feb
12
29 to Jan
127
4,800
9%
46
27%
21
3
2,800
9%
9%
46
50
36%
11
147
126% Oct 29
22% Jan
1
107% Jan
4
24
23
21,900
Corp
1.66%
Investors com__l
15
101
4,700
29%
105 Va
33%
Mar 11
15 to Nov
29%
105
6%
8
11
30%
105%
33%
May 26
30% May 27
9%
6%
29%
105
6%
3
29% Jan
5
common
$4.50 preferred
9
30% Mar
105to
33 %
General
10
6
30%
104%
6%
107% Mar
18% Dec
6 to
30Va
105%
32 %
General
21
6Va
30%
104%
33
Gaylord
Jun
6%
29%
104%
preferred
convertible
28% Mar
11% Jan
6
29%
104%
(The)
Corp
Wood
4% %
33% Dec
122
Co
6%
28%
100
33
Mar
10% Jan
Jan
Inc
6%
common—1
Gardner-Denver Co
41% Jun
67
_l
convertible
Gamewell
5
18% Jan
Feb
4
48 % Mar
5
30% Jan
2
37% Nov
18
(The)
Inc
(Robert)
$4.50 preferred
105% Jun
Jan
23
Co
Co
.
65%
5%
37Va
50%
2'A
17%
29%
28%
156
43,8
97
10
34%
28
84
42%
22%
148%
76
32%
29%
37%
3,800
103
*100
57%
58%
*96
7,300
97
*84%
86%
110
110
660
31%
31%
25,600
71
72%
13,400
26%
26%
*95
40%
18,200
98%
40
400
;
7%
8
9,400
10,300
162
*158
*20
20%
10,900
64%
63%
100
70%
69%
18,100
5%
5%
36%
37 Va
1,400
50 Va
52%
31,800
2 Va
2%
25,200
17%
17%
2,500
4,900
29
29 Va
10,500
27%
28%
31,700
156
100
43
43
2,300
96'/a
96%
40
9%
3,000
*146
9%
35
*34
320
28
28
83
83
41%
42%
23,800
22%
22%
5,000
*147
149 «/a
76
*74
1,700
110
70
32%
32 Va
28%
2,500
■
6,700
29%
1,800
19
h'l
</-)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2708)
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
13% Jan
4
11*4 May 21
14 Vb Mar
90 ya Jan
7
97
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
5% Dec
22
5*4 Jan
6
26% Mar 29
39 V* Dec
29
35% Jan
6
Jan
6
Sep
94
20
32% May 17
39% Aug 11
6Jan
4
91
Dec
9
45% Jan
4
67% Dec
6
Mar 30
29
90
16% Mar
99
2
8% Apr
4
44% Feb 23
96% May
Greyhound Corp (The; common—3
4%%
76
Jun
Grumman
xl5%
15%
"98
99
97*8
33%
34
34
34%
34
6%
Mobile & Ohio RR com..No par
preferred
5
$5
10
Gulf
Oil
States
No par
v—25
Corp
Utilities
34% July 30
106% July 28
31
Jan
6
Common
103
Feb
1
1U5
Jun
9
$4.20
dividend
100
105% Feb
4
lu9% J~n
7
$4.40
dividend
100
106
Jan
13
25
4
106% Mar 26
18
105% Mar 22
36% May
107
Jun
Sales for
ursday
the Week
Friday
June it
June 10
10
42%
*94%
70%
6%
6%
'15%
6 ■'
6%
15%
15%
Shares
15%
15%
15%
*97*8
9J
97%
97%
70
34%
33%
54
33%
33*8
11,800
1
6%
6%
6%
6%
1,600
42%
43*4
*94%
95%
42%
43%
42%
43 *8
95
95
94
94 '2
*94%
70%
71%
71 %
72%
6*8
122a
j
42
42%
96
74%
73*2
76
18,800
7,900
100
29,100
Co-
110
Oct
'lh
98
1
Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
Gulf
16
99
May
5
PRICES
June 8
15%
103
29
SALE
Wednesday
99
100
100% May 26
26% Jan
June 7
1
preferred
Gulf
61% Mar 14
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June 6
Par
Monday, June 13, 1955
1
3
May 31
45% Feb
Monday
EXCHANGE
.
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
.
.
No par
preferredpreferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
109*4
33
33
33
33
105
32%
*104
*104
105
*164
103%
*106
107
*106
109',
109*2
33 *4
107
33
lOu
1
33*8
1
33
33*8
*104%
3,800
*106
106
20
108*2
*107%
109
108
103
100
iU»
108*2
*106
107
107
107
10
44
43
OJ
UJ
II
Jan
27
Water
2
62% Nov
24
51% Mar 14
46% Apr 21
63% Jun
7
Hackensack
29% Feb
Halliburton
Oil
17% Jan
13
20% Apr
30
19% Jan
6
24
Hall
21
12% Mar
2
46% Aug 17
43
Jan
11
May 27
Dec
29
20
Jan
3
25% Fab
4
63% Jan
5
86% Dec
31
86
Jan
5
100% Feb
4
12% Jan
4
25% Nov
24
21% Jan
6
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106% Oct
25
131
142
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
22% Apr
5% Jan
32
23
19
40% Dec
Nov
22
38
23
135
33% Nov 29
32% Dec 28
8% Nov
6
40
Nov
17
Dec
8% Dec
31
23% Dec
31
85
Mar
30
4
31% Apr 19
28% Dec
89
107% Feb
1
46% Jun
10
142
May
9
31% Jan
3
34% Apr
8% Jan
21
Jan
20
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
23
21% Jun
6
Mar 14
30
18
17
4% July 12
18% Jan
4
Jan
May 10
26% Mar 14
30
Jan
11% Feb
i
104% May 10
33
35
May 25
15% Jan
6
7 % Jan
22
31
Jan
14
18% Mar 25
41 % Nov
17
39% Jan
3
51*t Jun
101% Oct
23% Nov
11
98*2 Mar 29
104% Feb
11
22% Jan
6
25
Jun
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
3
38
13% Mar 12
Apr 28
20% Oct
14
Mar 14
22% Mar
Jan
6
101
Dec
27
121% Feb
96
Jan
2
17
126*4 Jun
126% Oct
26
123
Jan
26
126
Mar 14
46
38% Jun
18
May 26
50
Dec
23
40
64% Feb
16
51% Jan
3
13
14% Jan
28
37 % Dec
26% Jan
11
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
31 *8 Mar 18
14% Jan
68
11
35
Jan
3
Jan
51% Jun
5
74% May
89% Jan
3
93
1
43% Nov 12
34% Jan
18% Mar
9
May 13
11 Ya
8
Aug 25
6
10% Jan
4
Hat Corp of America
4%%
common.-....1
preferred
5J
Hayes Industries
Mfg
7%
7%
7*8
7%
7%
22%
23*8
x22%
23 %
22%
15
30%
31%
31%
31%
31*8
100
*87%
:
25
■,
Hershey Chocolate common
4%% preferred series A
Inc
No par
50
1
1C1
24
Feb
17
105% Nov 16
102% Mar
11
41% Dec 31
112% Dec 23
40% Jan
15%
15%
15 %
15%
15%
6%
6%
6 is
25% Jan
4
Holly Sugar Corp common..
10
21 %
21%
3
21*8
*30%
21*8
32% Mar
30%
*30%
30%
Apr
19
Apr 28
1
Mar 1C
31
Jun
98
May
2
convertible
5%
Hooker
3%%
4%
105% Feb
23
125
preferred
preferred
4.40%
Jun
10
21% Feb
28
Howard
23% Apr
21
Howe
22
4% Jan
5
3% Feb
10
tHudson
12% Aor
27
63% Jun
1
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
15
21% Oct
11
43% Jun
9
63% Dec
31
12
50Va Dec
23
48% May 21
52% Dec
20
50
May 25
52% Jun 15
63% Nov
10
51% Jan
4
54% Dec
10
54
Jan
13
81% Dec
27
53
Dec
10
51
Jan
17
12
Jan
6
19%i Jan
3
3
9*8
25
17
Jun
9
42 /8
(Del)—25
123/2
Houston Oil Co of Texas
Stores
Sound
&
Corp
1
Manhattan
noncuinulative
5%
Hudson
Hunt
21L/e
2 /2
''y,4
preferred —1C0
Ltd—No par
^
6.66%
Bay Min & Sm
Foods
100
,
*26%
Inc
41%
9,200
83
84
36%
37%
30*8
68%
37
101%
*101
*37%
38
30%
30%
j
102
14%
14%
ilO-'B
*95
1
%
*101
do
%
3u %
102
*100
13%
11
*4
38
37%
37 %
*37%
30%
30%
96
36 %
96
103
103
*102 "2
104*2
*102%
104%
104
*102%
104
*102 %
104
42
41%
41%
38
124
123
122
124
42
42 %
42 Vb
121%
123%
96
*94*4
102%
*102%
7,600
200
307a
41
*102%
42%
*.;5
8,700
50
13%
30 %
*95
800
37*2
13%
460
2,600
102
14%
96
3,400
96
102 %
~20
104
42 *4
4,409
7/8
123%
124%
19*8
20
19%
m%
*19%
20%
*19%
20 *4
400
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21 %
21 *4
21%
26,200
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
1,100
61%
7,600
10
61%
62 %
27
27
27
10
61%
*27*8
9*8
*..
*2
61%
27%
7
7%
7*8
23%
24%
24%
23
28 %
23%
28*8
27
"4
C5%
04%
6
64
%
53
52 %
53
52
22%
__10
27%
28%
64
15
52
7%
52
51
*50
22%
*22*8
125
*9%
60%
27%
23%
7
5
10
62
27%
64%
7*4
1
Hussman
_
*9%
10%
62
Hupp Corp
Refrigerator Co
40%
84
%
j
6*8
l./'*8
1
Co
400
41%
101%
104
Power__No par
&
30%
105
100
Lighting
22
30%
84
4
4,400
*6
21 %
4
100
8,600
15%
15*4
6
30%
84*2
?
15 %
%
<
21%
42
*37%
-,1,200
2
30 %
84
33
3,100
11*4
21%
41%
100
—
preferred
Houston
7
28 % May 24
50
47%
11%
X27
30'%
*0 '«
14
*47%
.
21 %
84 %>
14*8
48*4
40
1,540
21%
84%
37%
8,300
*39 %
40
102
16%
75
91
90
o' it
40 %
36%
3,800
4
84*2
*101%
14
*37%
30 %
preferred
6 1
*6
40%
No par
3
x
*83*4
common ..5
Co
common
Finance common—No par
Household
5
6
6
18% Dec
No par
$2.25 convertible
Feb
6
Mining
Electrochem
104% Jan
14
30
12.5o
$4.25 preferred
Jan
18
preferred
Houdaille-Hershey
15% Mar 14
11
Co
& Sons—
(A)
%
5,100
36%
16*4
*74%
.
100
51 %
3614
16*2
15%
1
53
74 %
91
*6%
18
7% Jan
48%
16*8
74 %
15%
98
53% Jan
36%
5
10
22% Jan
44%
49%
36 %
—5
5
Corp
(Charles E)
Furnace
31
8
48
36*4
Hollander
19% Dec
21
48
36%
Holland
20% Dec
10% July 27
47 %
36%
2
8
55 3/4 Dec
48%
36 *8
47%
4
25% Nov
x49
48
36 *8
48%
6
14
*52
3
Feb
13% Jan
52%
11%
47
#% Nov 22
13% Jan
4
44 %
*52
28
27
27
44
53
48
11 % Jan
2% Jan
44%
53
48%
Hotels
15% Jan
Nov
2,000
44%
*90%
64% Jan
1
720
44%
44
54
11*8
39
8
1.100
2,600
123%
27
38
28% Jan
18%
124 %
123%t
44
lo*a
50
123
*53
16%
8.000
125
54
75
Hires Co
38
18*4
60
5,100
10
23%
•37*4
18%
92%
Hilton
50%
100
116
126
*123%
11%
106
28
*18
125
2,%
12
Mar 10
18*2
126%
*123%
88..
50*8
23
11 %
31
Mar 14
37%
27%
34% Jan
91% Jan
24
37 J/4
11%
15% Mar
28
2o%
38
*87
*99
28 %
13*8 May 13
100
99
16%
31
27
51%
9J
*91
31% Dec
Nov
88
50%
*74*2
Honolulu Oil Corp
363/8 Oct
88
50%
16%
Homestake
99% Nov 18
88%
74%
2
105
1,600
91
3
4
31%
74%
Jan
6
31
91
87% Feb
9
31%
74 %
48
94% Jan
31%
.31%
92
74 % Mar 14
84% Jan
5,900
8,300
16%
74%
39*4 May 12
23% Dec
7%
22%
44
13%
2,500
7%
*91%
5
4
126
123%
17 %
22%
100
preferred series A
31
7
18%
125
124
123%
2,100
3612
17%
7*4
*4
29% Feb
Jan
24
18 %
18%
126
124
6%
*36
22%
100
*37*8
33
30
7%
11%
8% Mar
2,700
22%
23
28
16% Jan
28% Jan
*:,.;
24%
143
6%
8
17%
11*4
11
101
24
7%
67
36 %
17%
48 *8
48
5
,
49%
45%
109
6%
*36
17%
28 %
5*4 May 12
19% Feb
7
46 %
*138
24
*87%
88%
47
*37
18%
17%
143
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)„No par
3%%
Oct
Jan
lci%
12414
124
44
*63
(The;
Dec
33
24 *4
38
tnr
*87%
*98 %
*24
100
62
Mar 31
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
47 *4
*37
No par
No
85
103
88*2
100
10
preferred
common
5
6
*99*4
25
common
4
23
46%
100
Co common
17
8
36 *2
*36
2
preferred
Co
17 %
.5
preferred
Hertz
36 *2
17
Co
16%
*138
67
6*4
6%
0%
*36
1
noncuinulative
5%
7*8
36*2
Inc
Corp
(G W;
7%
7%
*36
149
140
140
48
10
106
46
1,200
66% Jan
12
*105
45%
32
33% Jan
Dec
106
45 %
32
30% Dec
12% Nov
*105
%
32 *2
4
95% Jan
45
32
5
27
45 %
32
*136
47%
11*4
28
5
31% Jan
9
106
*105
32
140
*133
50c
1
12% Jan
12
14% Apr
21
■
45%
32 %
Jan
14
19
106
45%
32%
25% Jan
Jan
45%
700
32%
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6
5
*105
106
44%
30
Hoffman Electronics Corp
48% Jun
Jan
10% Mar 14
25
*105
*88
32*8
Hercules Motors
J
3,100
30%
10
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hercules Powder
3
270
30%
89
.30
8,000
8
May 23
89%
30%
21 *2
88 %
30*4
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
JHU
Jan
Sep 29
21%
89
80*2
21%
29%
30%
18'■«
Apr
92
21%
90
21%
90%
29%
30%
15% May "12
78
21*4
21*4
89%
29*8
30*8
71
4
5
21%
21*4
90
2.>%
30*8
Hewitt-Robins
Jan
4,200
21 %
15
36% May 18
81% Jan
5,600
21%
30
2
10
61
21%
*41%
39%
Helme
4
60%
22
43*8
30%
3.65preferred—
54% Mar 18
62
21%
30%
Heinz (H J;
May 19
61%
22
30%
3%%
May
62 %
21%
2.50
Hecht Co common
89
600
62
22%
Harrisburg Steel Corp
317/s Jun
24
43
63%
2X*4
'58
100
Hayes
22
62
No par
common
43%
62%
22
preferred
Hazel-Atlas Glass
84% Jan
18
6%
*43%
43%
62*8
90
100
2.50
Co $4.25 pfd
(M A;
Harbison-Walk Refrac
8% Mar
26
68
Hanna
No par
Co_
44
61%
22%
5
preferred-.
Paper
24% Mar
84% Jan
Feb
convertible
4%
6
21% Jan
35
F) Printing Co
Hamilton Watch Co com
Hammerinill
*43%
Cementing—5
(W
6
26% Mar 14
May 21
39
25
Well
10
60%
x28
7%
5,700
390
28
7%
25
24%
28
*27*8
500
8*4
25
72,800
5,400
I
27*4 Jun
40
Jan
55
Oct
5
8% Jan
11
15 % Nov
22% Oct
20
25
2% Jun
30
39
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
159
July 29
40% Jan
21% Jan
15% Jan
25% Jan
89% Jan
14% Apr
171
5«% Jan
6b %
26
lllmois
Central RR Co
47% Jan
53% May 13
Illinois
Power
51 *4 May
5
4.08%
4->r
ft;
4.26%
cumulative
55
Jun
8
4.70%
cumulative preferred—50
55
Mar 11
4.42%
cumulative
53
Feb
4.20%
cumulative
23
13% Apr
30
24% Mar 15
23
5% Jan
Nov
17
48% Jan
6
57% Dec
8
50*4 Jan
20
Jan
26
162
Jan
24
4
76% Dec
31
39Va Dec
29
35*4 Jan
6
22% Dec
28
21% Jan
26
4
40
Nov
23
37% Jan
7
6
102
Oct
25
96% Jan
19
21% Dec
29
19% Jan
18
5
28
375
Nov
16
66 % Mar 14
349
Jan
6
31
38*2 Dec
Jan
30
35% Jan
176% Oct
Jan
25
167% Mar
4
22% Jun
8
38
Dec
8
28% Jan
42% Dec
29
34
77
May 17
94
23
t>4
Mar
Jan
1% Jan
34% Jan
4% Nov
7
140
9% Jan
Oct
1
3% Mar 16
57 % Jan
31
12% Jun
88% Dec
13
8
6
135% Mar 31
17% Dec
Jan
101% Jan
5
59% Dec
130% Jan
65
Feb
31
82
106% May 19
103
Jan
9
12
Mar 14
4% May 27
12% Dec
31
4C% May 27
44*4 Jan 11
79% Dec
17
69
Mar 14
79
Nov
16
73
Jan
6
38
44% Nov
4
42% Jan
6
Jan
11
37% Jan
4
31% Jan
29
70
No par
common.—No par
p°%
Mar
Apr
Dec
170
new
Co
52
7 Va Nov
52
Apr
Co
Power
49*4 Mar
53
4
27% Jan
25
Idaho
11
May 11
159
31% May 10
9 % Mar 13
147/b Mar
26% Apr
7% Apr
15
7
11
5
58% May 23
567/a May 20
166
Feb
16
77% Jun
7
cumulative
preferred——50
preferred
50
preferred
preferred
50
50
Mar 29
25% Apr
4% Apr
17
19
54 *2
*52 %
5j
2,-00
3,900
7%
6%
55%
52%
*155
73
51 %
55%
53
56%
56%
57
56%
57
56%
56'
54
54
54*2
54
54%
53*8
54%
52%
54
168
*165
Industria
Industrial
Electrica
De
S
Mex
Rayon
1
Ingersoll-Rand common
6%
A
No par
preferred
Inland
Steel
100
Co
j.__.
No par
Ctfs
.20
Inc
_l
Interchemical Corp common-
4*2%
7%
L
preferred
100
Machines
4%
76%
51*2
52
50%
24
%
23%
23%
46%
46%
47
101*2
103
Mining Corp
.___
1
35
*90
*3%
common
$4 preferred
preferred
Shoe
41%
33%
32 %
32%
600
35%
35
36
35
36%
3612
35%
35%
38,800
»S0
93
*90
93
4*8
70 %
69%
70%
6" *2
140%
140*2
143%
140%
108*2
106%
13*8
14
*13%
14
*13%
88 *2
*87
112
111%
111%
110
44%
44%
44 %
44%
41%
38 % Dec
6
34% Mar 15
25
43% Jun
3
34% Dec
22
32% Jan
6
39% Feb
24
Aug 17
39
Dec 2g
34% July 21
12% Jan
3
14% May 25
51% May
2
Interstate
14%
14*8
Intertype Corp
No par
49
49%
49
35% May
28% Mar
2
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
No par
36
35*8
3
Iowa
34%
27%
27*2
27*8
21 *8 Jun
9
Island Creek Coal
25%
26 *4
25*8
112
May 12
Aug 13
123
Nov
5
26% Jan
3
7
20% Mar 23
19
121
Jan
24
127% May 23
$6
1
Power Co
Power
&
3.50
Light Co„
_!0
50c
common
preferred
,
1
14%
*122
93
4*8
2,400
69%
18,100
389
141
13'a
13
13%
9.009
113%
110
112:%
11,700
105
103 %
103 %
300
13*4
900
*103'%
88 %>
34
370
12%
14
87*2
2
59,500
111%
90
38% Dec
Dept Stores
13*8
13
40%
173
4
69 *2
140%
105
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
$1.40 cum conv preferred
—25
*8
69%
*103%
67
*90
140 *2
105
*36%
27%
43%
*43
*36%
4
40 18
172
69%
107*4
*103%
139
29% Apr
31
May
14
4*8
X
139*2
69%
112
25
93
*90
4
4
4
4
36
93
109 %
No par
4,409
114%
110
common——25
24,000
40%
13*8
*109
44%
50
24%
424
*32%
108%
.—.No par
424
173%
13%
14
*88*2
.
40%
109%
7.50
X2t
25%
426
33
13%
100
preferred
24 %
425
174%
6
9
24%
425
102%
32 %
23% Jan
3
23%
423
426
100
4,400
40
6
34% Feb
*101%
6,700
49
174
5
30% Jan
105%
20.495
33%
28
29% Aug
23% Dec
*101%
51
24%
3S%
Jan
28% July
29% Jan
24% Jan
102%
*101 %
77%
174%
Jan
14
43*2
168
39*8
60
10% Jan
48*,
*24
4,700
33*8
35
Interstate
43%
24%
809
4,200
174*8
39*4
1
Jan
4 1 %
*24
2
33%
174
21
7%
47
_15
No par
International Silver
44*2
100
i
International Salt
23*2
*24
69
18%
com.—No par
—
Paper
5
100
;
—
25
%
102 %
23
422
_100
of Canada
International
77%
52
23
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
76*8
52%
424
—No par
common
preferred
International
77 *8
51%
22%
preferred
*165
76 %
51%
421
38%
17 %
*32%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
168
77%
..No par
—
*165
75
51%
—No par
Iron_:
Int'l Harvester
5
*24
46*4
*102%
lod
*1%
168
*11
74%
Dec
2
160
14 %
36% Oct
Jun
100
25%
26% Dec
45
%
6%
13% Jan
Mar 15
40
52
25%
1
i
54
52
7%
12
28% A.Dl'
54*2
52%
14
Jan
21
54 *2
52 *2
25%
14% Jun
May 16
*54
6%
International Packers Limited
72% Apr
54%
53
14
International
38
*53%
*52%
•
25%
Jan
8
*53%
53
7%
Preferred
48*2 Mar
54
14%
Int'l Nickel
2
300
55
25%
8
Jun
53 %>
*51
"0%
9
114
100
*52%
55
14
10
May 24
50%.
53 *2
55
25%
3
91
50%
*52 *2
55
7%
n
108
51
53*2
55
14%
Jun
113% J
*o0
*52%
54%
25%
9
70*4 Jun
51
52>%
54 *4
7%
41 *a Jun
141
*50
52%
54*2
14*8
Int'l Business
92% May 26
51
52%
25%
Interlake
3
13,100
t
7 %
18
41% Jan
lx, ./UO
52 *2
:
14*8
18
175*4 May 31
37% Jan
4
o5
52
25*8
Apr
450
3,009
bd
14%
Co—
Insuranshares
103
28
651 )t
52 *4
25%
RR
24
8
%
—5
Terminal
Inspiration Cons Copper
49% Jun
t
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
Illinois
55% Mar 28
May 17
5.%
*50
*2%
*53%
*53%
*52%
13 *4
*87
110
13:%
88%
110
110
*44%
44%
13%
*87
88 %
50
Xl08%
108%
500
%3%
44%
1,700
'
67%
67%
67*2
67*2
67%
38
37
37
36 7
36*8
28
27*6
28*8
27%
28
27
27%
43%
43
43
4" %
42%
42%
42%
*42
*2
*'3
44
37
37
37*2
14%
14
14%
49%
41%
4" %
48
48%
35 %
65
3= %
35
35%
27 %
27*8
27%
27%
27%
27
27'«
3.200
2
28
28%
27%
28%
27 *a
27%
10,200
44
37
*122
125
«
*42
*4
1L5
*123
*36
27*a
*3
42' L>
*42
37%
38
14
14 %
14 %
126
*123
126
r,8
37%
42
43
'37%
67
67 %
67
*31%
1,600
67
200
33
27%
52,300
42%
600
100
43
28*2
800
14%
4,200
47 *4
47%
2.200
35
35
124
2.900
10
124
J
4% Feb
19
Jan
6
8% Dec 28
30% Nov 23
20% Jan
21
37% Nov 24
19
86% Jan
8
96
Oct
22
55
Nov
16
103
Apr
14
5
19
23
99
6
32
7
35% Apr
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
Jun
May
91% Jan
45
Mar 14
101% Ti>n
4
9% Jan
26
Jacobs (F I) Co
34% Jan
13
Jaeger Machine Co
30
Jan
31
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
97
Jun
2
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
57
Jun
7
Jewel Tea Co Inc
104
My 10
3%%
12
82
May 18
97
Feb
78
11
Nov
30
65
Mar 15
81% Jun
6
37% Dec
32% Mar 14
85% Jan
4
40% Jun
8
Jones &
105% Jun
8
5%
31% Jun
For
9
100% Dec
31
98
48% Dec 22
footnotes
see
paee
Mar 10
41% Mar 15
26.
50*2 May
9
Laughlin Steel
31 %
31%
31%
32
*31*4
32
1,100
14
22%
33%
33
33
33%
33%
3,600
109
*94*4
95
95
95
96
96
P5
T6
96*2
96%
55%
56
59*8
57
56%
56%
9
56%
57
1C3
*101
*56%
*101
*101
103
83%
85*2
84%
87 *4
87
89
er "4
ro%
88%
8
12%
80%
81 *2
8'*2
81 *2
81 %
81 "2
80%
81
80%
80 •,«,
com
10
38%
39 "4
39*4
40
39%
40!
3
40%
39 %
40
100
104%
104%
194%
47*2
47*8
100
__1
*101
47
103
,
101
103
4
104%
104%
105%
103
47%
4"%
49 Vb
49
■
%
105
49%
140
1,800
57
103
No par
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
18,400
31 "4
33
8%
:
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
31
8%
31 *4
33
_1
preferred
91% Nov
7
4
8%
8%
31*2
1
pfd
common
69% May
19% Jan
8%
9
P%
31 %
32%
1
61% Mar 31
P%
oc,
No par
%
10,900
1,400
96,500
S1Q4M,
105*2
280
49%
50 %
11,600
,,
Number 5437
Volume 181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2709)
NEW
YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
i»r
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
YORK
■''■w'-twivbt.
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
;
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
-June 6
June 7
Par
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
June 8
Friday
June 9
the Week
June 10
Shares
K
Kaiser
28% May 25
85% Dec
31
79J/s Jan
6
160% Jun
Sep
9
3% Jan
18
2y8 Jan
6
2% Feb
32 % Jan
4
30
39% Jun
8
45 % Mar
Jun
10
94% Jan
24
2 %
41
Dec
32
92
100
99% Nov
28
Apr
12
Jan
5
104% Apr
107
Mar 13
106
Oct
May 26
29
Common
3.80%
May
6
4'%"
9
14
75% Dec
29
50
13
70% Jan
24
22
Apr
li
f
22% July 30
21% Jan
12 % Apr
23
25% Dec
27
17 V4 Mar 24
4
31% Dec
8
27 % Mar 14
Dec
43
Mar 10
28 % Jun
16
Jan
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
20% Jan
107
33% Oct
31
3
98% Jan
23
Nov
24
41% Dec
4
4%
8
Kansas
24% Mar
22 »/4
36% Jan
52 % May
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
33% Apr
39
Apr
29
34V4 Jan
4b
Nov
79% Jan
6
87
1
84
29% Jan
4
44 % Dec
9
38 y4 Jan
82% Jan
5
98% Dec
14
J.m
3
Jun
lo
May 27
(Julius)
Hayes
Wheel
30%
31%
109%
4,400
31
2,100
47
4%
98% May
3
13% Jun
9
3.85%
preferred -—
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR
&
Gas
4
%%
6
15
Apr
6
20% Dec
31
18'/b Jan
6
% Jan
4
1% Dec
9
1% Jan
3
2% Apr
6
4
11% Dec
8
111/4 Jan
3
15% Apr,
7
$3
8
31/2 Jan
3
5% Apr
11
50c
46
Dec
31
40 'A Mar 14
471/2 Jan
4
Lehman
Corp
23
Dec
10
17% Apr
22
4
Lehn
Fink
16 % Jan
4
1
671/4 Jan
56
July
142% Jun
29
61% Mar 14
Apr
22
149% Mar 23
53% Dec
2
30
164
23
2
19% Dec
21
30% Jan
4
25
59
48'A Jan
55
7
20
25'/a Jan
25
33
J
79
15
87
Jun
82
Oct
Apr
6
31/2%
64'A Feb
7
Lockheed
22% Jun
3
Loewis
65% Feb
16
Lone
Star
2
Lone
Star
Dec
31
L7
28% Jan
64
Nov
30
56
231/4 Jan
291/2 Aug
19
26% Mar 14
17
Jan
32
28
May
2814 Mar 14
8
107% Apr
104
Nov
3
1001/2 May 26
Oct
21
15->% F*b
Jun
Mar 11
102
26% Mnv IP
211/4 July
10 a
or5/a Mar °9
45% Jan
147
3
Anr
4
20
771/2 Jan
27% Dec
20
28
22 y8 Mar 14
6
96% Jan
22
104
100
Jan
31
38% May 25
15% Nov 29
12% Mar 14
40
40%
40%
41%
40%
41 >/4
40 %
40%
40%
41
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*4%
4%
■77/'
17
17
59
58%
58%
13%
13%
4%
*4%
17%
58
58
58
58
5
217/8
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22
22%
21"/a
22 %
5,030
33'%
33'%
33%
33'%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 %
2,000
_100
Co
*96
3
23%
23"%
No par
1
7%
98%
96%
96%
*95%
97%
12%
13%
13%
13%
13%
67
67
67%
13%
67%
57,700
67%
24
23%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
12,900
2%
2%
6,100
*131/2
14%
4%
4%
41/4
*4%
4%
45%
46%
45%
46 %
45%
18
18
18%
17%
18
45%/
17%
21'%
22
21%
22'A
21%
22%
21%
77
77%
76'/a
77
75%
77%
75%
76 'A
7,100
20%
20%
19
20%
19%
20%
19%
20 %
41,000
54%
55
55
55%
551/2
44%
44%
45%
17%
17%
18
No par
10
21'%
21%
75%
77'/a
7
19%
20%
54
54
4%
44%
5
141/4
64%
___10
65%
%
153%
2
2%
7/a
65
64%
1521/4
64%
56%
57%
57
57%
51
51%
51
51%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,900
49%
50%
48%
49%
49'A
49%
48%
49%
12,000
32 Va
33
31%
32
30%
32
30%
32
17,100
85%;
86
*•84%
86%
1,300
46
%
47%
46%
47%
50,800
X20%
21%
20%
21'A
50,300
50%
31%
33
100
86
86
86%
46%
45'/a
46%
45%
48
22
10
10
22%
62%
30%
116
211/2
Corp..
21%
x61%
common
22%
62%
30%
41/4%
3
30%
preferred
common.;
30%
50
6,000
*100
1011/2
♦100
lOl'A
*100
104
*103
104
*103
104
24%
1
13,200
101'A
*102'/2
—100
*101
.———10
40
preferred series A_
4,100
30%
*100
101%
*102% 104
21%
22
142'A 143
49%
50%
85%
85%
& Sons Inc—
,'f
4,500
.
63
62
105%
104
22%
143% 143%
48%
50
84%
85%
100
___.
30%
30%
♦104%
101%
24%
102
40%
24%
*101
24%
102
40%
42
15%
15%
49%
118
6 3'A
62%
30%
*113%
34%
35%
22
22%
*104
106
120
104
22
100
10
Nashville..
Lukens Steel Co
62%
2.9%
34% 35%
22
22%
*105'A 106
100
_:
(M)
62%
*100%
preferred—
Gas & El Co, (Ky)-No par
9
*85
♦114
*115
.100
preferred—
&
1,060
51
49%
Common
400
18,300
64%
152
57%
87
3
64%
152
17%
22
62%
30%
8
54
50
45%
267/e Jan
*53
5,700
56%
No par
Co
22 %
17%
xl7%
86%
<P)
300
1,400
50
17%
preferred
152%
152
1,000
11,600
57%
50%
17%
E
*17%
64%
64%
153
.
50
57%
49%
Co
2%
.
56
57
5
Corp com—No par
series
Louisville
2
14
153
64'%
xl52
2.50
preferred
60
4,200
13%
4%
*4%
15
24
'
13%
2
25
160
67%
*96
14
,—100
700
1,700
13
2'/a
14%
com
3,000
4%
677/a
'
14 % ' -143%
*4% 4%
par
No par
Tobacco
*57
4%
54%
*
2 %
2
n
59
*57%
98%
»
12%
67
17
Cement
Louisville
7
*96
12%
67'%
4%:
17
Gas
Lorillard
May 25
;,,
12%
66%
'
4.35%
98%
lo
—25
_——5
a
11
4%
—1
B
19,300
4%
4%
No par
51% Jan
49% Dec
38% Mar 25
5
6,100
-—-
101% Mar
9
11,700
50%
common_3
Co
-
88% Mar
Nov
29%
49'%
Aircraft Corp
Lowenstein
Dec
22
29%
51%
—1
convertible
Inc
series
27
501/4 Jun
881/2 Dec
59% Jan
Mar
05% .Tor,
Mar 15
1*1
15
48% Aug 25
40% Jan
23
30'/a
49%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
103% Jan
105
9
7
35% J an
21 VSs Mar 15
107% Mar
29%
51%
:
4%'% ."con.v
4
120'/a May
24'/2 Aug 20
106% Mar
2
Mar 16
98% July
99% Jun
137
7
Jan
114% Feb
1161/2 Aug 12
34'/4 Dec 21
22'% Jan
,2
30%
51%
Coip new__
!
Carbonic
Mar 14
29
22
103
Liquid
6
n
29%
51%
(The)
Corp
40% May 17
7
51% Dec
13% Jan
108% Jan
-1
30'/a
51%
17%
pfd
Lion Oil Co—
19
Jan
Co
Belt
Lionel
28% Nov
29%
51%
.—
Cup
Link
6
14
51 % Apr
Jan
Lily Tuhp
May 23
180
30
Products—
Myers
% Apr
43 '/a Mar 15
26
&
99%
100
51%
(The)
preferred
211/8 Jan
23
67
7%
99'%
*99-
17
Corp__
16% May 17
Mar 12
49% Nov
18% Jan
Savers
Liggett
70% May 2
157% Jan 18
51'/8 May 16
38% Apr
9
99%
99%
2,700
17
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
Life
99%
x991/2
Libby McNeill & Libby—
22
16,700
1
Lerner Stores Corp
Mar
Apr
120
50'%
99i/4
common
2nd
4
May 23
94%
49%
99%
:
Coal
4
23
*93
50%
,50%
piu_ 1 u 4-cayo ivaca
Sons
Jan
23
46
94%
50
92%
51%
50
15% Jan
79 %
45%
93%
51%
94%
23%
lift'preferred—No
noncum
&
44
93
*93%
No par
__
Tire
Valley
30%
x51
4
&
noncum
30%
43
51%
preferred
Lehigh
6% Jan
67% May 25
25 % Apr 26
31%
43
No par
u/</
&
30%
43
95
common—
lJamas)
1,100
31%
50%
Co
Lee Rubber
x
10
Co
Consoiiuauu.
Bryant
31
113
*421/4
95
Co
H)
X50'/b
100
7
(S S)
(S
108%
10
preferred
531/8 Jan
55% Jun
_
_No par
89
7
32 %
30%
30
45% Jan
31%
42%
60% Nov
14
321%
31%
May 10
12% Dec 31
Dec
32%
42%
4
48
32%
30%
4
36% Mar 22
31
14,400
7% May
27% Jan
3
3,500
50%
Lees
3
6,000
19
40%
2
18
23%
18%
50%
25
13% Jan
23
19
40'%
Feb
64% Jan
23%
18%
51
25
19% Jan
23
19%
50%
34'/4 May
17
231/4
19%
50%
6
13% Dec
23
50%
28 '/8 Jan
20% Aug 17
76% Nov 19
23
20
51
20 % May 10
8
1,300
%
19%
x22
51
27
4
19%
49
Jan
8% Jan
28%
17,600
60
39% Jan
23%
19%
3,000
471%
28%
25,000
Lane
Jan
78%
29 %
41
Laclede
29
78
*43%
29
*46%
41
La
34
80
47%
29%
411/4
27
4% Dec
79
47%
'41%
25
Mar 30
80%
41
24
2
80
*46%
41
5% Jan
Mar 14
47i/4
41
17% Jan
Jan
80%
*46
40%
14% Jan
11
20
~30
31%
4% May 2J
Mar 14
95
104
104
54%
12% Mar 15
Aug 10
104
113%
29
85
*103'/4
104
301/2
13% Dec
0
10
104
104
79
108'A
Kroger Co (The)
30% Dec
107
53%
4
7
103
*106%
112%
50
Jan
98
*1011/2
107
55%
39% May 31
22
*97
103
13,4%
i
26
98%
102%
*106%
^
541/4
52% Aug
54% Apr
*97
107
55%
42
9
98%
105
*106%
1141/4
Kresge
58% Dec
•97
*103
106%
55
Kress
4
,
700
3,900
16,300
32
110
9
47 'A Jan
2,600
56%
4
16
,40'/4
110%
Jan
8
39%
55
55% Feb
18
39%
56%
32
5% Feb
79
47%
23
2.50
10
17 y8 Dec
33%
256,700
105
106%
*103y4
1
—
-
Co__
10
9
39%
37%
158
56
Land
49V8 Jnn
5
'39%
99
*103
.No par
_
Copper 1
County
29% Jun
3% May 27
21/4
36%
153
x29,
5
31
9% Jan
79
*46
8.75
23
141/4 Jun
104
Co..
&
52% Dec
Jan
*103'A
50
34 % Jan
24
106%
preferred
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
Feb
2%
Eiectric Co__ _No par
&
_
9
95
100
2%
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common
22
47
Jan
92 % Mar 18
Gas
Kennecott
6
% Jun
38%
lbU%
2%
40%
*97%
105
*105%
No par
_
non-cum
Kern
May 18
Mar 19
31
35%
154 V2
2'/4
175
.No par
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
5
Kimberly-Clark Corp
1
King-Seeley Corp
1
Kinney (G Ri Co common.
9
15
4 iy4
40%
2'/4
*156
32
.99
*103
100
...
_
Kelsey
14
*97'A
.
37%
2%
Southern—
Kayser
59% Apr
35%
139
*2 '/a
40
100
_
Kansas Power & Light Co
28
114% Jun
6
29% Jan
13
Common
3
Apr
32% Feb
47% Jan
31
18
24% Jan
Dec
54% Dec
4
11
10
21
48% Jan
21
31'/a
131
2>/4
100
preferred
City
2„% Jun
5
18% Jan
31%
132%
*2%
100
——
preferred
preferred
4.20%
84% Apr
35% Jan
s
130
10
L—
rights
cum
Kansas
38% Jan
*30%
oO
Furnace
preferred
4.50%
"
Corp—
(conv).
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
107% May
105
preferred
cum
Kalamazoo Stove &
99 y4 May 16
105
Chem
331/30
5Vo
& Jun
100% Mar 23
105% May 17
102% Mar 15
15
103% Aug 10
102
&
New
40 % Jun
4
46% Jan
Alum
34%
35%
85
41%
144
*143
'
*117
119
331/4
22
\
21%
'A
49 %
49
85%
84
85'A
83%
24%
24%
*101
41%
-
41%
102
42%
6,500
13.OU0
30
IO51/2
"lO
15,300
21%
130
144
144
49'A
102
34
22%
1057/2
50
(
24% i.24%
*101
IO51/2
21% "-21%
142%
491/4
•
22%
22
105%
22
21%
142%
35
33%
221/4
22
118
*114
24%
101%
41
491/2
4,000
84
7,300
8,200
25
3J
101%
41
.
3,4/0
M
8
Apr
22
40% July
122
23
136% Dec
2
July
Dec
29
54
6
48% Jan
M
53% Jan
19
Mar 28
133
MacAndrews
139
Jan
3
21
23
4
20% Jan
81'A Mar 16
30% Dec
29
26 % Mar 14
29% May 31
33% May 23
92
31
88% Mar 15
£4
Dec
19% Jan
6
Jun
10
8% Dec
3
7% Jan
6
13% Jun
3
5% May
9% Dec
31
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
23
5b% Jan
22
23
Nov
17
64
4
16% Jan
Dec
24% Oct
25% Jan
4
90
6
Mar 23
37% Apr
Jan
18
543% Jan
4
M
Mack
Trucks
Macy (R H)
14
Madison
Magma
6
22% Jan
12
34
Jan
4
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
28
Jan
6
35% Mar 25
Marathon
12% Jan
11
17% Dec
9
16
Jan
7
20% F' b
Marine
7
19
Dec
21
5
6% Dec
31
6
Dec
6
28
10% Dec
31
Va
8 % Apr
9
Mar
Feb
25
Mandel
May 16
34% Jan
11
17
18
71% Dec
0
66% Jan
11
12
34% Dec
22
31% Jan
7
Jan
11
3
2
2
Marshall
99
Apr
25
44
Feb
4
Martin
97
Sep
16
4
33% Oct
22
13% Feb
1
19% Dec
29
16% Mar 28
20% Jan
3
Martin-Parry
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
33% J-'n
7
Masonite
May
6
321/4
32%
92%
92%
92%
12%
10%
81
10%
10%
36%
36%
35%
13
11'/a
81%
36%
656
7%
10
34%
9%
33%
18%
56%
79%
36%
12%
10%
80%
10
1
50
1
5
p-e
Mfg
,
(Glenn
L)
.No par
100
No par
a—...
Jan
4
25'/2 Dec
23
23'A Mar 15
26% Feb
Jan
4
37% Dec
20
33% Mar 14
38
May 20
91% Jun
3
99
Dec
21
94% Mav
3
99
Jan
10
5
98
Mar 11
May 16
99
Jan
12
83.75
Jan
7
89
17% Jan
20
——._—_1
24%
common——5
37%
*94'A
94%
*85%
$3.75 preferred
92% Jan
83
47
Feb
15
Jan
18% July
18
4
Feb
10
4
55
Nov
12
52
23% Dec
30
20% May 16
251/4 Dec
30
23
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
25% Jan
83
7
17
75
1
23
2
40% Jun
12
Apr
28 % Nov
4
31
44% Dec
15'A July 23
88 % Jun
24
Mar 14
44
Jan
14% Mar 14
$3.40
Maytag
4
McCall
8
M'cCord
Feb
45% Mar
I6V2 Feb
3
16
McGraw
57% Jan
17
67
Feb
1.6
McGraw-Hill
4
90
J.n
9
63% D*c
3
76% Dec
20
67
37% Apr
26
43% Nov
24
40
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
30
11% Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
May
25
McKesson
22% Jun
7
29 Va Feb
17
McLellan
Apr
1
18
Jan
3
18
341/2 Apr
13
46
Jan
25
Mengel Co
135
Jan
25
32% Dec
21
30 V2 Oct
4
26'A. Jan
6
91
Oct
4
82
Jan
7
15% Feb
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
18
26
Jun
7
17% Jun
28
23% Dec
23
2f%
1R
3034 Apr
12
95
21
88% Mar 30
102
Jun
9
Oct
25
100% Jan
7
108
4
49% Dec
23
4°% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
22% Jun
41% Nov
24
103% Oct
4
39
Jan
5
27
96
104
Jun
14
108% May 19
104
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
For
Jnn
7
22
92
22% Feb
Jan
109% Dec
21% Jan
28% Jan
31
95% Apr 29
112% Apr 22
Jan
2
Nov
99% Oct
109
footnotes
"pe
12
7
54% Feb
28
2
26% Feb
11
—
(The)
convertible
5%
Mercantile
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
$4.25
1st
Co
preferred—50
Inc—
conv
2nd
2nd
No par
pfd_:
—No par
preferred.,.
Mesta
Machine
Co
48% Jun
8
103'A Apr
18
1
_7'A Jun
6
4.35%
preferred series
3.85%
preferred series.
preferred series.
preferred series
102
Apr
26
101
Apr
18
32'A Jan
4
6
103'A May
46% Apr
9
12
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
6
^4
3%
common.—16%c
$3.50 preferred
$4
1
common
Mar 28
104'A Mar 15
26.
McQuay Norris Mfg Co—
F -b
Ja 1
941/2 Mar
12
23
page
Apr
931/2 Mar 29
29
May 14
36% Nov
1
26
4
26
....
72% Apr
4
107
Co
106% Apr
31
16
7
Stores
5
18
21
27
Apr 26
Jan
Jan
.5
60'A Jan
Dec
64% Dec
65
11% Jan
95
Publishing
Robbins Inc.—
101% Jan
52% Jan
27% Feb
4
&
—
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
3.80%
4.45%
Miami
Copper
5
pfd—100
100
100
100
100
;
5
10
33%
9%
33%
18%
56%
80
36%
95%
.
33%
9%
33%
18%
56%
79%
36%
*95'A
17%
33%
32%
25
37%
95'A
94%
86%
32'A
56'A
22%
25%
45
15%
89
50;
59%
89%
59'A
82'A
41
23%
41
24
15%
61%
103
*67% 71
.33
33%
30%
32
*15%
61%
103
25
105
25%
24
24'A
*87
656
7%
9%
27%
*17
28%
49%
-1
18
31
31
22
Jan
Co.
10
Meed Corp common
—-25
4%% preferred (1st series).
100
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
.^.-50
Melville
Shoe
Corp..
*
1
86% Jan
57% Nov
98
50
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..
45% Apr
4
7
Electric
Mar 14
27% Jan
Oct
3% %
13
.
!
Stores
Apr
J
*55%
22%
25%
44%
15%
*88'A
par
Corp common__50c
convertible preferred—100
McCrory
May 23
4
88% Sep
preferred
58
4
47
Corp common:.—',
$2.50
32
No par
3
Corp
£0
Jan
:
No par
L——No
preferred
24% Mar
28
...Nopar
pfd
common
9
54% Jan
103
$3
Co
20
33% Jan
4
cumulative
10
56% Mar 31
No par
pfd 1347 series—No par
cum
34% May 10
85% Jan
Co
Stores
ri
82
<x7
57% Dec
6
Dept
1
—
Corp—____—_No par
Electric
Master
Co..
Corp
18
94
9%
33%
18%
56%
80
36%
95%
27%
17%
33
erred.—59
Co—-110
Co com
&
preferred,—
4%%
May
33
—1
———6.25
22
16
690
7%
7%
*654
10
_
Cement
4
26
33
13
32%
92%
123/4
Exploration
Field
Jan
92
33%
92
No par
convertible
4'/p
36% Apr
16% Jan
82
32%
90%
12%
10%
80
No par
Oil
Marquette
7
May
_No par
26%
27%
com.
Corp
58% Feb
29
26%
Midland Corp common—-5
88
May 23
Apr
24% Jan
27%
—.
Shirt
Maracaibo
*4qi/2
*133%
27
,
Manhattan
11% Feb
15%
16
51
137
28
Bros
8% May 13
55
42
4
10% May 18
iric
Copper
4
3% Jan
4% Mar 10
7
Jun
15%
♦50%
*133%
27'A
Magnavox Co (The)
Manoning Coal RR Co
Manati Sugar Co
7
July
656
49:,/4
*133% 137
————5
Inc.
Chef
Magic
15%
50
*133% 137
100
._
Co
15%
50
5
common—10
Forbes
preferred series A
—100
Square Garden.——No par
546
499
Working Co
&
preferred
4 % 'Jo
7% May 27
6
&
6%
12% May 10
Aug 19
Wood
16% May 23
96
283/a
7%
82%
35%
690
7%
*9%
10
33
33
9%
9%
26%
15%
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NEW
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
26 3A Jan
0
6
37% Jan
Dec
15
29% Sep
27
25% Jan
Dec
13
22% Jan
6
28% Mar
16% Dec
6
21
8% Jan
29
15% Jan
6
19% Apr
4
55% Jau
137
8
20% Jun
EXCHANGE
40% Oct
3
21 V.Jan
Highest
30V. Jan
32% July
4
Feb
126 % Jan
3U
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26
26
3
35% Mar
25
»
21
50
14J
30
May
Dec
23
Apr
90
22
May 12
0
107
Jun
107
Apr
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
71% Jan
12
85% Dec
20
82
0
20
Jan
Jur.
4
S5.50
1st
4
$1.50
2nd
Feb~15
9
Minnesota
&
May 5
44% Feb 15
Minnesota
Power
23% Jan
18
69% Jun
22% Jan
20
27
24% Aug
5
4
38% Dec
31
15% July 19
23% Nov
21
27% Jan
7
34% May 16
10
4
19
Sep
61
Mar 17
79% Sep
8
Jan
81 % Dec
30
19% May
13
26% Oct
5
Mar 31
16% Jan
19
5
Jan
4
31% Jan
4
31% Feb
56
■
1
Jan
20
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
106% Dec
6
79% Mar 29
25 % Sep
39
Dec
7
18% Mar 11
76
Jan
6
100% Jun
17
114% Jun
7
23% Mar 17
15% Jan
6
19% May 12
27% Jun
18% Ftb
23
24% Jan
144%
142%
27%
27%
28%
30
23%
24
23%
24
23%
23%
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
18
Co
53% Nov
17
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
7
Motorola
20
24% Mar 3
33% Apr 27
42% Mar
3
Motor
Products
Motor
Wheel
3
25
33 % Jan
7
21% May 24
25% Jan
15
17% Jun
21% Mar
39% Jun
29
18% Sep
47% Feb
18% Jan
11
42
37
2
9
41% Mar 21
47
.
28
28%
27%
28
*27
27%
27
27
26
66%
66%
26%
67
67
1,700
68%
673/4
69%
24%
24
67%
24%
68%
23%
24'/.
12,700
24
24
24
391/2
40%
39%
24%
40%
2.300
40
41
Co
;
1
5
267/a
27%
27
27%
Corp new_10
30%
30%
30%
31%
com*—No par
14%
14%
14%
Feb
4
31% Dec
31
28
Jan
6
38% Mar
% Jan
4
61
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
70
Jan
4
45 % Dec
2
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
2
14%
99
100%
99'/4
112
114%
112%
41%
12,400
28 %
29%
68,900
29%
30
15,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
97
99%
97%
99
7,300
113%
110
1123/4
110%
112
9,400
27
27 %
273A
100
26%
26%
27
27%
16%
16
16%
16
16
21
21
144
16
16
16
3,700
28%
21%
21%
21%
143
21'A
140%
141%
140%
28%
27%
141%
28
27%
28%
x283/a
39%
39%
39%
39'A
39%
29
29%
21%
141 %
39
39%
21%
144%
27%
39
1
16
5,500
21
28
2,560
27%
143
,
27%
No par
39 3A
28%
30%
26%
140
40%
28
29%
16
39%
29%
29
30'%
21%
30%
32
303A
2,100
7,200
30
18,900
393A
2,700
No par
79%
80%
79%
80
79%
31%
80
22,500
80
20%
20%
79%
12
20%
20%
787/a
20%
793A
21%
28,400
20%
21
20%
20%
No par
Inc
Corp
7.400
18%
18%
17%
18 %
17%
18
17%
18
57
3
58 'A
59%
17%
18
60%
59%
60
4,600
59
59%
583/4
59
11,800
21%
21%
213/4
30%
30%
10
21%
22%
22'A
22%
21%
22
5
31'A
31%
31%
31%
31'%
31%
303A
1
36'A
36'A
37'%
37%
37%
37
38
.1
22'/a
22%
22%
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22%
22%
363A
22%
22%
2234
18%
X213/4
22
18
17%
18
17%
17%
17 Ve
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42'/a
42%
17'A
43
43
17%
42%
44
2,000
44%
45
10
33%
34
42aA
33%
34
433A
33'A
33%
10,500
33%
33%
33%
33%
4,600
Corp
Co
5
...
Murray Corp of America
4%
14%
393A
28%
30%
27%
x30
25%
5
& Co
Brass
99
114%
5
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
Mar 18
2
98%
110%
No par
Montgomery Ward & Co
Mueller
400
66%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G Ci
28
28% Mar 24
40
8,500
24%
Paper
Mullins Mfg Corp—:
7
38 % Dec
4
8,000
106
89
____
30% Jan
7
*104
.5
Monterey Oil Co
Morrell
28
104
89
(The)
3
Apr
104
5,700
11.400
105%
89
Montana
19% Jan
105
1043/4
88%
10
13% Jan
'104
18%
64%
63
105%
89
39% Jun
27'/. Mar 14
105
18
66%
%
89
34% Mar 14
25
1
104
18%
65
106
65%
89%
Co-
12
23
67
105
30
19%
Tool
Chemical
85% Jan
21V» Mar
173/4
66
107
18%
31
May 17
5.800
20
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
23% Aug
2
<28% ®ec 31
23%
183/4
Monsanto
21% Apr
20% Feb
23
23%
20
Monarch
16% Mar 14
16% Jun
23%
19%
7
29
4
23%
20%
7
(John)
8,200
20%
15
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
29%
89
32% Feb
18% Dec
4
.
29'/.
.
Light—_No par
&
11% Mar 24
12% Jan
30
142
20%
144% J" n
3
28%
64%
'104
3,900;,
*140%
104%
104%
105
9,600
142
89%
6
38% Jan
64%
142
20%
18
38% May 18
73% Apr 28
18'% Jan
3
63%
102%
*104
142%
89%
Jan
3
45%
'141'/:
____
Power
Shares
31%
45%
27%
preferred—
Ontario
Machine
31
45%
100
23% Jan
98
31%
45
144%
7% preferred series A
100
IMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd.lOQ
Mohawk Carpet
Mills
20
Mojud Co Inc
1.25
10
31
46
common___i
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR
7
71% Jan
31 %
44%
No par
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co
10
31% Jun
0
30%
46%
No par
14
49% Jun
4
29% Jun
2
8% Jan
22% Jan
8
40
4
17
29% Jun
4 % Jan
31%
x46
27%
new_1.5Q
the Wee*
Jane JO
x30%
•143%
preferred
conv
Friday
June 9
47
10
Jar
Minneapolis Moline Co
Sales for
Thursday
31%
100
...
4
PRICES
June 8"
31 %;.
Min & Mfg common—No
par
preferred
No
$4
22'/. Apr
8
% Dec
Minn
June 7
45%
5
...
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
93'/a May
30% Apr
51% Jan
24
19% May 26
8
June 6
lo
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
13
67
Inc
common
Tcesda^ ANDWedSe"daJLE
Monday
Par
Corp
Mmneap & St Louis Ry__
7
10
Prod
8% 1st Oil
preferred
13
Jan
Utilities
Midwest
1
80
South
Midland Steel
May 10
Jun
8
103% Jan
H
106 % Nov
5
Middle
7
53
102
>
NEW YORKSTOCK
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
RECORD
Range for Previoua
lear !!>.*» 1
.
.
com
preferred
*66
69
No par
*42%
43%
100
121%
50
Myers (F E) & Bros
36%
*66'/2
69'/2
42%
42%
*66
,213/4
69'/2
42%
31'A
17%
*66
42%
69%
*66
*42%
1,800
2.500
'
7,900
69%
423/4
42%
5,300
43
800
N
74% Mar 29
30
Jan
125% Dec
17
114% Jan
18
Jan
6
8
51
Nov
23
47
12% May
7
13% May 11
203A Jan
4
27
Dec
29
20'A Mar 14
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
8
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
28
11
Jan
8
17% Dec
15% Apr
10'A Jan
21
25% Dec
4
30
153/4 Mar 23
33'A May 16
40 Va May 16
175% Feb
4
12% May 20
37
Feb 11
21% Jan
6
126
Apr
11
623/4 Mar 10
Nashville Chatt & St
National Acme Co..
26% Jan
National Airlines
8
19% Apr
45
20
Mar
3
45% Mar
183
1
National Biscuit Co
7% preferred A—
2
17% Jan
28
National
Can
47
10
National
Cash
26% May 10
16% Dec
31
19% Jan
5
28'A Dec
31
25% Mar 14
31% May 26
17% Feb
18
22
10
19
24
Jan
35% Oct
25
18
42
Jun
4
413/4 Aug 17
19% Dec 30
37% Jan
12'/a Jan
16 % Jan
10
24'/8 Dec
20
May 12
28% May
23% Jan
93
Mar 21
National
16% May
Dec
21
14% Mar 14
May
3
18% May 26
10
National
National
3
National Distillers
87% Jan
98% Dec
2
20% Jan
49% Nov
17
93% Jan
105 3 4 Nov
8
102'A Jan
5
Apr
4
63% Dec 29
54'A Jan
25
78% Jun
9
177% Apr
6
1823A Jan
7
147
9
156
Jan
4
38
172
Jan
Jan
182
Dec
10
141% Jan
158
Dec
8
8% Feb
45% Mar 14
Mar
100% Apr
553A Jan
105
27
13
46
15
13% Dec
14
11% Jan
11
14
Feb
23
29
Oct
2 73/8 Dec
31
23 % Jan
31
28% Apr
26
1
Jan
66
24% Jan
4
90
4
Jan
28% Jan
31
6
433A Dec
103
4
6 % Feb
17
9% Nov
Dec
34% Dec
263/4 Jan
1
Nov
41
6
97 % Feb
21
Dec
8
15
4
Jan
8
16% Dec
105
Jan
1
Feb
31
25
31% Mar
5
39
86
July 22
Jan
6
99
Nov
12
13% Jan
4
17
Dec
2
94
4
383/4 Jan
10'4 Sep
106
25
6
14
4% Jan
Jan
33 % Jan
30
11% Apr
8
8 % July 26
14'/8 Dec 18
11% Jan
58
37% Jan
6
19
Nelii
16% Jan
3
10
105% Jun
33 Va
Feb
May
4
373/4 Mar
8
9034 Mar 16
96
May
18
Mar
4
101
Feb
2
92 % Apr
1
100% Dec
22
95
Jun
6
73% Dec
31
69% Jan
18
18'A Dec
13
16 % Feb
18
75
25% Jan
4
Neisner
9
7
1
Mar 15
20 3/s Feb
17
78
24%
24
24'A
24
24 %
17%
5,800
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
30%
25,200
30'A
30%
30%
30%
30'A
303/4
30%
303A
3,600
20
20'A
20
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
20 Va
20 »A
10,500
40
40%
40%
41%
40%
41'A
41%
42
41%
42
15,000
25%
24%
24%
'99%
x49
'102'/a
70%
253/.
24%
21%
49%
213/8
20%
21%
99%
99%
993A
49'/4
72'A
50
49%
50
493A
*103%
104
103'%
103'/a
72%
74%
74%
178
178
178
178
154%
154%
153
153
*178
153%
3,000
4,100
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
17 'A
65
66s/a
67
09%
67%
68 3/8
673A
673/4
No par
38
38
38
38
38%
38'A
38%
39
43%
43%
43%
43%
443A
44
44%
99%
99 %
44%
44%
11%
common
Co
l
42%
12%
100
44"% /.
ll3/a
12%
■
11'A
12%
17%
*99%
44
Ve
113/4
12 %
8%
7%
8 Ve
15 %
15 '/a
15%
15%
15
15%
15
15%
Inc
2.400
16%
16%
16 '/8
16
16 Ve
16
16%
16 Va
16%
1,300
105 >/2
*105
105%
1
common—
100
Newberry Co (J J)
common—No par
preferred
100
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
Newport Industries common
1
New
Newmont
preferred
*16
8
107
35
35
36
36
36'/4
*35%
*95
96
95%
95%
*95%
96
17'A
*105%
107
105%
17%
17%
17%
xl7%
95
95
95%
8-1%
83
95 %
84%
*95
80%
17%
173/4
xl7'A
77%
*76
50
6.800
17%
17%
83%
17%
17%
17%
17'A
17%
2,800
100
*76
77 Va
77%
77 '/a
1
61
62%
62
63
61%
63%
61
62
New
61%
63%
9.500
5
24'/4
243/4
24%
25%
25
253/8
25 Ve
25 3%
24%
25
6,800
42%
433A
42%
44
Va
42%
443/4
134,700
53%
54%
533/8
54%
53%
53%
11,300
27%
28%
x27 %
27%
.27%
27%
*81%
83%
*31%
83%
*81
83'/a
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
______:
*76
77%
New
York
City
27
27%
27%
New
York
Dock
83%
*81%
83%
95%
*94%
95%
*94%
34% Dec
28
3034 Feb
7
Apr
7
67% Sep
8
25'A Aug 12
60% Jan
17
2
21% Jun
2
353,8 Apr
91
Jun
44
7
273/a Jan
Jan
92
Jan
100
Jun
14
39
Mar 30
N
91'/4 Mar
8
17
96
Jan
323/4 July 30
5
3o
Jan
5
33%
Apr'.;?
83% Jun
9
86
% Dec
28
29
7
933A Sep
102
Nov
25
104% Oct
25
19
8/% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
6
363/4 Nov 30
13
Mar 14
18% Jun
17% Jan
37% May 31
713/4 Apr 18
253A Apr 18
43% Feb
7
5
May 10
92% May
9
101% Jan
27% Mar 24
33
Jan
51% Dec
23
48% Jan
58 3/4
26% Apr
52% Dec
May 26
19
25 Va
12
8% Jan
4
16% Aug 18
8
89
81
Jun
38
Apr 1 6
1073/4 Mar 31
53% July
133/4 Jan
29
Mar 23
453A Sep
111
29
4
Feb
23
733A Dec
2
29
16% Aug 25
85
Jan
4
QQ
Jan
12
103 % Apr
2
7
103% Dec
27
100% July
101
.
95
Mar 25
28
11
203/4 Feb
1
47% May 17
63% Feb
24
13 % Jan
6
85 % Jan
3
40% Jan
25
108% Mar 18
64% Jan
16
18
Jan
6
87% Jan
19
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
9
York
18% May 26
91% May 4
46% Apr 20
111% Apr 14
80% Jun
17% Mar
10
8
Corp
common
RR
5%
&
37
37
37%
37
37
36%
37
363A
37%
6,800
66%
67
67Va
67%
66%
67
66 %
66%
66%
66%
4,200
223/4
223/4
23
23
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Va
40
40'A
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39%
39%
393/4
40
93
94
93
92 3/4
92 3A
93
93
32%
317/a
32'A
32 Va
32%
25,400
83 3A
833A
833A
85 Va
85 %
200
preferred
Western
33%
x32%
*83
91
*88%
18%
19
31 %
31%
31 %
2
Ry common—25
preferred
25
1
1
Ry Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
5%% preferred
Pacific
*90'A
96
853/4
5
Central
Northern
32%
*96%
Ncgfc. American Aviation
NoT^east Capital Corp
Northern
*94
*84
*101 %
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
Ry_I_
50
573/4
98
1013/4
x97
»i003/8
18%
55 '/4
56%
56%
17
16 3/4
16%
*89%
90%
*89%
2
7
38% No?
20
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
preferred
31% Feb
1
37% Jun
10
100
563/a
58%
57%
58%
67,100
16'A
*
16%
16%
163A
4,800
89 Va
90%
*89
90'/a
41%
41%
42 y4
41%
41%
110%
'110%
no7/.
*110%
110%
50
No par
,
41%
75 Ve
753A
76%
753/e
76%
75%
78 %
76%
80%
67,200
17
17,500
5
163/4
76
17
16%
102
39'A Jun
3,000
7,300
26
*110%
*101'A
25% Jun
31%
57 Va
42%
100
6
31%
57
*25%
110%
102
18
58'A
41%
*101%
Jan
3,300
110%
100
16% Jan
19
42'/.
series
26
183i
110'/a
preferred
29
90'%
130
250
41%
$4.08
29
*89%
100
98
101
*109%
103
29 % Dec
90%
89%
98
31 "Va
26
170
10
102'A
11
31%
*253A
8,000
18,100
100%
18'A
57%
58%
16%
*88%
143/4 Jan
18%
450
89%
98
101
58 Ve
26
*370
89 Va
98
101
31'%
17%
893/4
Norwich Pharmacal Co
jo
31%
55
102%
193/4 Dec
31%
450
*883A
187/a
19 Ve
17
88%
11
18%
*350
98
54
*102'A
7% Jan
101%
57%
100
20
90i/2
*96%
*100%
*25%
100
393/4 jan
*88%
97
58%
series
103% Apr
90%
101
255/8
series
10
853/4
25%
preferred
15
32
*83
58%
preferred
28
*92%
323/4
vi50
58%
$3.60
May 12
*350
26
*25%
$4.10
4
450
100
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
Dec
.
$4.11
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc.
1
common
10
25
2.50
28
25%
*373/4
37
16%
89
16%
88
16%
16%
88'%
*102 V.
102'%
102
*101%
102
*101
102
*101'A
102
*101%
102
17
89
88
102 %
16%
10,900
88%
89%
390
102%
102%
102'/a
120
*101%
102
101%
101 Va
*101'A
102
101%
101 %
70
10
28%
283/8
29 Ve
28%
29 Ve
27'A
28%
27%
28
27,800
253/4
253/8
263/8
25%
26'A
25
25%
25
25%
26,500
38V*
38
39%
38'%
39
38
38
37%
38
3.50C
37%
*37
37 3A
37 'A
37%
37'A
37%
37%
37%
1,200
46%
4,800
o
38% Jan
447/a Aug 16
1023/4 Jan
109% Dec
31
100 % Dec
92'A Jan
106'A Jan
108 Ve
54 Va Jan
^an
9
110% Jan
104 % Jun
70
Dec
7
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
101% Nov
9
21% Jun
9
33 Va Dec
27
20% Aug
2
102% No? 24
24% Dec 21
footnotes
«pe
nace
49
^Pr 21
Ohio
Edison
Co
4.40%
22
3.90%
^an
*4
4.56%
preferred
108% Jan
12
4.44%
preferred
76% Feb
1
106 A Mar 11
647/a Jnn
20
May 10
It •I1*
^
18Mi Jan 20
^S-i/
22/»
Feb
19
l
36
Jun
7
35% May 24
197/a May 17
103V" May 13
25 Va
Apr 25
Ohio
preferred
preferred
Oil
1
12
46
46'A
46%
46%
46%
463A
46%
46%
100
common
14
29
110% Apr
100V2 Apr
2<*
Jan
29
Aug 30
®
105 A Mar 17
34
For
'350
:
100
34% Dec
2
450
100
preferred
26
19% Mar
1
Corp
$3.75 preferred
..100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp corn-No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
&
1,800
37
No par
Adjustment
29
*350
Common
Norfolk
*76
50
100
92% May 9
103% May 11
Jan
.
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
26% Nov
24
*81%
*94%
77%
Co_100
A—
Shipbuilding
18
100% Feb
par
Co
Hartford
series
Oct
104
10
No par
preferred-,—No
Haven
3.90%
4
6
New
Preferred
New
Omnibus
Harlem
4.10%
14
Apr
Y
Central
non-cum
&
3
.,
39% Jan
Jan
Y
York Air Brake
103% Apr 14
19'A Jun-"7
24% Jan
20
Y
$5
N
87
25
86
Aug 20
97% Oct
4
82% Jan
12
10
N
28
97%
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
4
Mar 23
22,000
973A
81
24
14% Apr
17%
*95
86% Jan
51
17%
30
85 Va
16
22
1,900
96
97%
43
Jan
17%
10
35'/a
96
83
54%
27%
95% Jan
105 %
x34%
*95
42
500
'105
5,800
85
53%
2
17 Ve
17%
8
82%
42 Va
May
7%
36
96
54%
430
8
34'A
*95
41'A
28
73/4
*105%
53%
Jun
2,300
83/8
15%
No par
515
12'A
8'A
York
6
12
12'A
94.100
15 %
Chicago & St Louis Co_____20
Apr
12 Va
12%
4.900
~
1
N
348
110
44%
12'A
New
Mar 10
9,300
100 %
44%
11%
19
90
99 %
44%
12%
12%
1,700
44%
12
56% Apr
33% Feb
?*",% May 12
80% May 16
44
*
100
5.400
10.000
38
44%
18
12
100
17'A
67%
/
44%
48
13
100
17%
67'A
X38
11%
,
28
Oct
300
11%
26%
313A Dec
Oct
153
11%
263A
54%'Dec
97
153
11%
273/8
9
95
152
11%
27
21
14
152
113/4
32% Apr
20
153 %
120
27%
10
Jan
179
11%
44% Jun
85% Jan
16,500
75%
*178
27
5
63
10
77'A
78%
178
113A
7
Jan
77%
178
ll3/4
7
15% Mar
76%
179
27
313/4 Jan
4
21,200
ll3/4
23 '/a Jan
Mar
50%
103 Va
49
273/8
413/4 Jan
29
1,800
Va
*103 %
11%
29
783/4 Mar 30
37.030
2G3/4
34% Dec
4
10,400
21
99%
50%
104
49% Nov 30
273/o Dec 10
j
243A
203/4
993A
21%
100
*103%
104
'24 Ve
24%
203/4
99%
18% Jan '11
18'A Jan
24 Ve
21
99%
100
27'A
17%
preferred
4%%
243/4
21
-
Va
No par
Bros
3%%
7.200
10,400
17%
No par
Fibre
Ve
30'A
New
18
Apr
24%
190
13
23%
6,100
42%
24
5
Corp
4%%
16% Jan
12 3/4
41
233/4
100
Natomas Co
105
13
413A
233/4
11 Ve
12
19
20
181 :,A
12%
41%
44%
10% Apr
6
Jan
*180'/a
13 Ve
41%
5
15% Apr
7 Ve Jan
13
15% Jan
Co
181 Va
180%
180%
12%
Inc ——.1
Vulcanized
13,800
41%
99%
Theatres
3.8C0
41%
13
100
Tea
17
38'A
41'A
413A
_1
—
National
180%
16%
37%
42%
12%
(The) Pa com—.10
National
180%
17%
38%
41%
—5
Corp.....
National
180%
163A
38
x41%
13%
100
Corp
9
181%
17'A
41%
common..5
Sugar Ref Co
18
43
10
Shares
Steel
14% Feb
39
42%
12%
No par
National
preferred
17
38%
42%
l
common
National
4%%
17%
38%.
42'%
5
1951
National
National Supply
17'A
38'A
21,000
41'A
preferred B
100
National Linen Service Corp..
l
Natl Malleable & Steel Cast-No
par
12 % Jun
14
Oct
15
.180%
17 %
39%
42'A
2,100
26
1
common
3
11
78
46% Feb
103% May
2
45% Apr 21
42
410
«,/
56 Va
25
preferred A.__.__
12
May ] 1
5
4
723/4 Apr 26
42% Mar 25
17'/.
x38%
6%
Apr
9
Feb
67% Jan
Mar
Co
56
25'/a
common
Prod
11% Jan
40% Jan
12
21
Lead
120%
56%
26%
1
...
16% Apr
19
Co
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
.7%
118%
55%
253A
5
Inc
pfd series of
National
120
56
26%
10
Dairy Products
Department Stores.
4»A%
1193/4
55%
25%
1
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
National
121
55%
25%
5
conv
9
121
55%
25%
100
Lines
6
122
55%
25'/.
10
Register
Container
$1.25
National
121
55%
24%
Inc
common
Corp—
City
122
1
_i
National Automotive Fibres
National Aviation Corp
Jun
Feb
Louis
—
♦106
107%
107%
107'/a
108%
108'/a
109%
109 %
96%
*96%
97'A
96%
96'/a
96%
96 %
*96%
96%
108
*107%
1073/4
1073/4
1073A
1073/4
107%
*107%
108%
108
*107
108
108
X107
100
100
♦107%
100
*107
No par
Co
96%
70
70%
71
71%
69%
71
35%
35%
35%
35%
36
35%
3534
"When issued"
Oklahoma
4%
Gas
&
Elec
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
Natural
Co
com—10
20
series
Gas
*19%
100
*101%
7.50
22%
353/4
19%
102
22%
35%
19%
*101%
223/4
*107
108
*107
46%
X108
108
50
130
30
107
10
«
——
5,600
347/a
35%
14,500
35%
3,500
'
353/4
19%
102"
23
35%
19%
*101
22%
35%
19%
102
22%
— —
343A
35%
19%
*101
22%
35%
35%
19%
102
22%
353A
*19%
*101
22%
19%
102
22%
800
-
5,703
Volume 181
Number 5437/.
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.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range fer Previous
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
za
Feb
18
Jan
5
£% Jan
73
4
Jan
4
Julj 23
S3
Apr
29
13% Mar 11
SO
Jan
3
127% Dec
15
3
Dec
49% Mar 14
114
31
Jan
13% Jan
61% Jan 18
99
5
Dec
76
3
7
Otis
Elevator
l«%Jn 29
7
97
Dec
11
12
21
Overland Corp
7
Owens-Corning Piberglas Corp.—5
12.50
125%
*f/.Mayl7
lviay 24
Oxford Paper Co common—No par
15
$5 prelerred
43%
99%
26%
26%
Jun
131% May 10
101
Mar 14
Apr 22
10% Feb
8
28% May
101
2
May
25% Jun
4
40
Not
26
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
4
48% Dec
31
44% Mar 15
44
Feb
Pabco
cum
Pacific
Pacific
Coast
5%
9
Co
100
Pacific
104% Dec
12
2
18
43%
2,000
48%
11,100
39%
40
40%
6,200
Corp
No par
No par
41
common_100
142
100
Teleg
♦147
Corp
10
101%
♦100 %
preferred
.Park
&
_100
*100%
101%
*100Va
10%
10"%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
43%
44%
43%
43 7
8
43
43%
42%
43%
43%
40%
46
46
46
45%
46%
44
46.
44
45
22,100
49
48
48
48
48
900
13%
14%
137/8
14%
.4%
4%
4%
4%
9
8%
9
Tilford
Distillers
3
34% Feb
9
£5% Jan
51 % Apr
12
15
41% Jan
6
50
Apr
22
Parker
10% Jan
6
14% Jun
8
Corp___1
Parke Davis & Co
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
24
£3
Feb
18
26
£7
Oct
28
29% Mar
Dec
£7% Jon 24
93
4
5
Patino
6
Peabody Coal Co
Feb
Apr 19
4
Feb
18
55
6
31
Oct
___No par
Enterprises
108
NOT
4
104
Jun
7
25
Dec
29
22
Jan
6
Jan
3
25
53%
537/8
53%
537s
1,500
41%
41%
41%
41 %
1,900
24%
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
*241/8
24%
*24 VB
24%
29%
*29
29%
*29
29%
*29
29%
*29
29%
29
*29
291/4
*29
29%
29%
29 %
29%
29%
92 %
91
93
91
92%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
$1
preferred
Penney
(J C)
__25
Co
No par
Cement
Corp.
Penna
Glass
Penn
Sand
Corp
Power
& Light
preferred
4%%
15
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
11
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples
Drug
6
Peoria
10
18% Dec
31
17% Mar 14
23% Apr
12
73 % Feb
11
Pet
108
28
Aug 27
NOT
26
15% Jan
26
25
89
Jun
106 % Jan
5
31
Jan
6
30
Jun
10
8% Jun
11
39% Dec
Jan
9
11
Jan
4
36 ft Jan
Co
4%%
22% Jan
4
11
£4
1C3
1G7
Jan
5
Pfeiffer
Corp
Jan
Jan
7% May
Jan
12
50
May 25
119% May 26
Jan
6
57% Mar 29
Phelps-Dodge
40% Mar
7
Phila
Co
26 % Mar
7
39% May 26
26% Jun
S
37% Jan
24
6
Jun
9
110% Jan
31
Oct
4
103
Oct
22
07
Jan
107% Sep 30
104
J&n
11
110
108
May 26
3
14
11
May
5
Dec
22
39% Dee
a
12% Jan
3.8%
107% Apr
4.3%
111
Mar 30
4.68%
6
16% Apr
15
Phila
35% Mar 17
41% Apr
29
Phileo
Feb
17
7
98
87% Mar 15
97
Jan
4
2
44% Jan
6
37% Feb
21
43% Apr
29
95
Apr
8
87% Feb
21
92
May
Jan
11
87 %
May
23
£2% July 20
90
£9
Mar
9
Deo
13
93% Feb
5
45% Aug
07% Apr
£3% Jan
4
84
75% Dec 31
10% July 15
25
1£0
Jan 12
July
9
£1
Jan
11
123
NOT
1
28% Nov
1
16
3
a
Aug
5
63% Dec
20
104
11
24% Dec
6
90% Sep
87
45% Mar
3
11% Jan
13
Dec 31
76% Dec
July
1
160
Apr
Sep
8
169
Mar
12
Jun
B
13
17
49% Jun
116
9
83
164% Mar
71% NOT 29
$5
62
May 27
18% Apr
18
31
1R4
May 24
7
173
Jun
8
Mar 14
6% Jan
4
16
7% Mar 21
12% Jan
4
30% Dec 31
3
4
80
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
30% Jan
t0% Jan
80% Jan
3E% Oct 29
246
Jun
87
30
Dec
29
85
27% Dec
20
25% Jan
3
150
18% Jan
8
31
89% Jan
11
6
29
Jun
3
25
151% Jun
10
24% Mar 14
Aug 26
Dec
Mar 14
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
150
29
122% Dec 21
Jan
108% Jan
14
122
Jan
3
107
*105%
110%
*109%
14%
147 a
14%
111%
1474
3
39%
39%
39%
397 s
3974
39%
95
8
26
Apr
14
5274
53%
53
53%
52 %
53
104%
*103
104%
Steel
Co
Co—1
100
class
(The)
convertible
3
20
77% Jun
1
80% Feb
46% NOT 17
87% Feb
2
44% May
35%
Jan~~7
£2% Jan
7
£5% Jan 12
£5
Sep 15
Jan
ft Jun
43
Aug 10
92% Mar
27
4-
££% Jan
4
97% Jun
2
(1C2
July 28
77
76
80%
80%
-8174
3,600
17%
17%
1774
17%
17%
8,800
169
167
*161%
167
*163
167
169
♦161%
*168%
171
171
173
79 %
78
78
80%
8%
8%
II,000
24
24%
23%
24%
23%
2374
13,700
79 %
79%
80
79%
79%
*79%
79%
79%
7974
*88%
88 %
*88
88y8
28%
28%
27%
28%
*149%
1
100
*79
28%
28%
27%
116%
8%
28%
8%
27%
26%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
I—_5
32%
33 %
33
33%
48
27%
33
*20%
21
33 %
33%
9,300
53%
5174
51%
4,400
21%
22%
1
*47%
43
47%
49 %
52%
21%
21%
21%
21%'
21
21%
21%
21%
21
10
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
22
22%
22
33
ft
No par
95%
96%
97%
97%
97%
97%
98
95%
10%
10%
10%
Co
&
Gamble
Serv
Co
of
Colorado
10
ft
%
95%
96'/a
r
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
77%
*72%
78
*77 %
40%
41
41%
41%
__V
42%
40%
ft
ft
32
40%
40%
41
ft
32
25
26
*25%
25%
*25%
25%
99% Mar
9
29
100% Feb
18
7
16
33% Apr
104
105
Jun
Apr
Co
4.16%
preferred
4.25%
preferred
Serv
El
&
Gas
25%
25
*25
100
121
common.No par
31%
26
121%
31%
31'%
7
$1.40
8
4.08%
preferred
100
103%
103%
12
4.18%
preferred
100
*103%
104 %
div
preference
com
No par
31
41%
26
121
31%
31
*102%
104
42'%
42%
o7,
32
preferred
Serv
42%
42%
*87
25%
100
12174
121%
122
31%
31%
104
104%
104%
31%
♦103
104%
10.300
1,900
*25%
104
4274
87
2574
31%
31
42%
*25%
121%
103%
186,800
26
31%
31%
%
32
87
121%
103%
14,400
♦25%
31%
26
6,800
70
78
25%
88
121%
26
4,600
41%
32
43
26
26
1,700
18,600
88,200
4.32%
29% Jan
400
10
Power
26% Apr 21
Pub
80
33%
88%
6
6,400
21%
*87
10
40
27%
27
33%
88 %
23
151%
151%
21%
*87
31% Feb
28%
27%
27
21%
41%
26% Apr
800
4,800
33 %
*21%
88%
122% Jun
88 %
2874
115
41
3
28%
88
28%
52
class B
Electric
130
88
88
*113%
*87
11
8%
113%
100
Apr
8%
113%
115
115
117
8%
*150
*150
*149%
28
118
118
88%
88%
5
Co
7,700
24 %
Indiana..No par
28% Jan
130
79%
8%
of
3
19
23%
100
Inc
Rights
Public
79%
79
8%
8%
preferred
24% Mar 15
29% Aug 17
31% Dee 31
163% Apr
6
66% Dec
75%
14,300
200
95
80%
3%%
Jun
2674
91%
95
24 %
Publicker Industries Inc common..5
$4.75
cum
preferred
No par
Jun
96
43
25% Jan
23
104% NOT
Id
2474
91 %
*94%
150
2,700
120
*90
*90
96
89% Jan
114
£5% Jan
7
25%
91%
38% Mar 14
Mar 21
24%
*90
*93
84
3
Mar 19
26% Dec
5
24%
92
Rights
Public
24%
*90
95
100
preferred
ft Jun
80
24%
92
95
100
102%
49 %
49%
*114
*90
29,000
2,000
53
100
common
&
33% Jan 18
24%
4974
120
*114
11%
102%
103
49%
49
120
7574
53
100
A
Poor
72% Mar 16
*114
74%
*1174
24
1
common
Potomac
12% Jan
2474
48%
49
120
17%
13
10
24%
48%
*114
167
28
10% Jun
48 %
170
22% Apr
12% Dec 31
97
53%
*167
23% Jan
S % Mar 31
*95%
53%
& W'est Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Procter
400
25
*161%
19% Mar 15
1
300
38%
11%
120
200
84
76
48%
8874
84
97
*114
260
25,900
40
88%
*36%
11%
103
92%
20
37%
74%
170
19% Jan
Mar
37%
x92
39%
*95%
167
29
102
93%
40
11%
Creek Pocahontas
8
*92
7574
Plymouth Oil Co
May 24
15,300
88
*168%
Pond
Feb
40%
*84
*163
35% Mar 18
33
39%
37%
17%
53% Jun
91
3974
74%
Pittsburgh
5%%
39%
84 %
80
Co
13,400
*11%
1st series prior pfd
Pittston
40
14%
35
80
preferred
5%%
111%
*95%
*103
200
14%
97
104%
260
101 %
*109%
74%
12%
*103
1,800
111%
14%
84%
97
8,600
2474
111%
90%
16%
6
20
*95%
39
24%
1474
3974
79%
26
99% Dec
97
*95%
38%
*109%
*88%
*94%
29"% Jan
17
36
250
21,400
'
90%
16%
87% Jan
Feb
88
*35
16,700
55
105 %
40%
79
7
68
*85
35 %
467a
114
105%
93%
16
32% Dec 30
5
88
35%
10
4,500
106%
40
78%
40% Dec
20% Dec
*85
%
*105%
737/s
Co
1
20% NOT 24
*88 %
100
6,400
*10074
*92
1
Coal
Forgings
*
4
89
96
4
7
40%
89
800
21,500
101
*11%
com__No par
May
16% Jan
93%
397/a
89
95,000
*100%
12%
2
Jan
14% Jan
93%
40 %
*88%
46%
54%
111
74 %
10
Plough
110
39%
2474
111
73%
,.100
1C % Feb
9
*105%
J
*112
55%
*11%
L RR
24
16% Feb
24
38%
%
47%
114
111
14
Inc
22
18% Nov 30
24%
110
10
/
39
24%
14%
guaranteed preferred
5%
46%
54%
38%
*105%
397 s
8
38%
*108%
*93%
8%
25 %.
1
5
8%
113
55%
107
Pittsburgh
90% Feb 24
11
Dec
47%
115
100%
106%
100
30
25
25%
110%
29%
29 %
38%
38%
25%
103 %
*101%
54%
38%
%
63%
8%
9
100'/2
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt.
31
62% Jan
8 Mi Dec
47.
115
21
103%
54%
53%
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
Ft
7 %
48%
115
54 %
85%
*29i/8
29%
100 %
No par
Consolidation
Pitts
47#
115
8%
MS
85%
63
700
1,900
Mil
64%
*101%
1031/a
.
100%
preferred—No par
preferred
(conv) ...No par
Pittsburgh
10
79% Jun
Pitts
9
9
*63
64%
100%
convertible
$4.80
9
*63
*100
common
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
Mar 29
7
158% Jan
5
Inc
St
.
64%
*63
158
X21%
5
10
92
96% May 13
&
22
158
..No par
26% Jun
8
C
851%
21%
110%
100
Pitts
C
85 %
22%
21%
1107 a
common
23
Jan
15% Mar 14
15
Pitney-Bowes
86%
21%
22%
100
Feb
67% Feb
30
1E5
15
83
18% Dec 23
166
6
Feb
21% Jan
84% Jan
21
4
115
31
Jan
£9
14
33% Jan
29
77% Jan
104% Feb
85%
22%
89
22%
1107a
Hosiery
Mills
$4 preferred
88
*86%
89
—100
Petroleum
Pillsbury
Altf
2
47%
Phoenix
22
158
1%
114%
Phillips
59% Apr
157%
1 H
47
7
6
158'/a
1%
114
6
Mar
157 %
US
1
79
13% Apr
158%
iio7/8
preferred series A
24,400
36%
*36%
111
preferred
3,900
20 %
36%
36%
53%
preferred
48%
19%
36%
20
36%
100
100
48%
20
49
19%
36%
12.50
i
48%
48'ft
20 >8
158
214,900
19%
49%
19%
2 ft
3,340
29%
48%
48%
*36%
159 %
680
105 Vb
28%
36%
28%
100
104
29%
49 %
29%
No par
45%
28%
20'%
x29%
97 % Mar 14
9
4
45%
48%
29%
3.9% series preferred
.100
Phillips Jones Corp common.No par
5% preferred
100
40% Jan
Mar 21
102
7
Dec
Mar 16
46% Jan
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
Mar 11
34% Apr 29
95% May 13
6
69% Jan
104%
29%
9
Reading Coal & Iron
Corp common.
3%%
104
28%
29
&
4%
104%
*45
36%
common_._No par
Philip Morris Inc
9
104
28%
*101%
common
preferred
1
104%
27%
103'/a
(conv)
preferred
28
4,400
—5
$1 conv preference com
31
Jan
Jon
Electric
46%
110%
103%
preferred
£8
83
& Co Inc
4.4%
46%
*108 %
5
preferred
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
£3
24,% July
2nd
500
46%
IO91/2
103%
Corp
(Chas)
4%
46%
46%
108 %
*102
Co
4,500
11,800
219,300
46%
20
159
to
108%
46%
64%
of America
Brewing
r%
108
46%
100
48
Pfizer
45%
1
109
46%
*63
preferred
Petroleum
*45
to
108 %
No par
common
107
115
May 28
100
33%c
r,
28%
1%
Eastern Ry Co
62% Dec 29
53% Jan
6
&
Milk
112% Mar 30
236
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
66% May 18
103% Jun
2
62
1
to
180
~80
104
105
28
__5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke..
Rights
57% Dec
1
46
x46
46%
105
__10
Inc
1
73% NOT 16
47
110
10
Stores
46%
109
50
51% Feb
4
33%
100
4.40% series preferred.!
Pennsylvania RR
22% Apr
Mar
91
33%
%
'
45% Mar 14
2ft Jun
93%
33 %
13
100
19
173
92%
33 %
*45%
common.l
com...No par
34% Jan
8
92%
32%
1
Rights
14
1% May 31
91%
13
Penn-Dixie
13
Feb
9,600
41%
35% Dec
155
27,700
53%
22% Dec
Sep 21
24%
41%
53
169
24
53%
5
4
24%
41%
2
37% May 25
24%
53%
Mar
26
24%
57,600
53%
Marie
May 12
23%
7,900
j.
,
x41%
Jan
NOT 30
23%
Ve
42%
lft May 26
48% Feb
8%
/
53%
11
57
8%
41%
29
113% Apr 20
108% Apr 25
29% Mar 3
4%
8%
*53%
25
2
14%
4%
No par
common
preferred
Jun
13%
M
No par
Telep
$1.30
May 4
41% Mar 14
100
Peninsular
3
44
6,800
46%
24%
29% May
107
7,400
10%
43%
*46
22%
20
25
13%
4 6'/a
25
*29
Mar 18
Jan
23%
13%
*46
101 %
prior preferred.
Penick & Ford
25
Mar 25
1
4%
8%
preferred
2
*48
4%
$1.32
11
49
8%
6
Apr
*48
9%
24
98
44%
13%
25% Jan
35% May
*46
■/ 4%
8
29% Feb
Jan
101%
4%
.5
conv
"100%
13%
1
common.
48%
82
7
Dec
48
2.50
27% Jan
29
45% Dec
113
&
46%
44%
14
30% Apr 20
% Jun
2
Jan
Mines
101%
43%
27% Mar 17
6
Dec
% Jan
9% Jun
5%
Co
Transportation
7
4% Jan
*46
No par
Proof
4% May 27
28
29% J&n
72% Jan
Rust
Parmelee
300
9%
Oil
Corp
1
Pictures Corp.....1
38% Dec
8
14,900
*100%
4%
22
44% Mar
11,600
4,100
Airways Inc
30% Jun
10
9
20
8%
44%
104,900
5
86% Jan
9
8%
43
81
47 % May
8
8%
44%
21
14
38% Oct
9%
8%
42%
*8%
Feb
4
*9
8%
44%
78%
41
20% Jan
8%
42%
20%
45% Dec
9
9
9
8%
44
9%
6
14
8%
43%
81%
21% May
64% Feb
9%
43%
21%
Paramount
24% Jon
149
9%
Panhandle
7
*147%
20%
1
6
149
*147%
149
79%
3
Jan
*147%
82%
Apr
14% Jan
148%
21%
Jan
47
1,570
148%
81%
13
49% Deo 29
140Va
21%
44% Jun
7
1,600
xl39%
82
104
May
40%
141%
21V8
8
26
40%
141%
148
/i
40%
141%
82
6
6
40
40%
140%
20%
Jan
7% Feb 23
5% Dec 23
15% Dec 22
40%
40%
141%
82
36
2% Mar 12
40
40
40%
141 %
20%
11% Dec 29
2% Apr 28
10% May 11
39%
41
142%
8%
43
40
*40%
580
81%
40% Dec 30
6% Feb 17
1
common_4
39%
41
*24%
20%
World
4
.
20
25
Consolidated
Amer
4
31
20%
1
Pan
Jan
9% Jan
20%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
3
98% May 17
7
1,600
20%
48%
preferred
26% Jan
6
20%
20%
43%
Pacific Western Oil Corp
4 %
preferred
Apr
20
20%
25
Pacific
Jun
20%
20
14,700
48%
Mar
9% Jan
I,800
20%
10%
*98
43%
Jan
22
10%
11
99
25%
52
88
98
10%
10%
/
12
18
26%
98
11
11
48i/4
3
31
25%
99
10%
43%
May 16
7% May 26
16% Jan
250
25
Lighting
71% Jan
5,800
100
48%
Telep &
20% Dec 29
84% Apr 1«
3,100
45%
99%
43%
Mills
4
124
44%
26%
10%
♦98
123
25
Pacific
4
26
99
10%
99
gjaj
300
2,300
48%
Pacific
25
26%
99
*98
46%
50
16
91 %
43%
Pacific
Tin
993/*
91
16
91%
48%,
41% Mar
8% May
26%
26%
i?L'
«'/a
100%
*89 %
25
43 % Jan
38
26%
45%
99%
J3
43%
142% Jun
10
44V.
?«./
48 %
7
14
193
"
123
45V.
100
9? 2
43%
6
31
125
126
44%
100
'*
24 %
25
9% Dec
93
48%
37% Jan
45% Dec
*1 r
4,100
43
37% Jan
26% July 20
£% Jan
5
*89V
16%
97
39%
25
128% Jan
9% Dec
124
44V.
91
16%
93%
320
6,200.
37%
48%
July 12
4% May 18
126
.39%
16%
98
96%
31,200
69
42%
Aug 24
6%
*16
Sk>'8
77s-
107
683/4
24%
46
Jan
9?%
*9$
95%
38^
17
106
10
140
150
38
400
25
13
142% Mar 10
3874
16%
ini
•'
43,700
25
12
B
38%
*22
57%
121%
Corp
Jan
154% NOT
Shares
Electric
&
334% Jan
4
.
8
107
i/
55%
119%
lfn!?
107/4
ion
1
new
Finance
Gas
J?
107
17%
109
ion
5
Inc
preferred
Pacific
2
94%
No par
com__
preferred
Fisheries
the Week
June 10
,
i9nv
69
16%
*16
*119
69%
91%
91%
1
Inc
conv
Amer
17
48% Mar
(The)
Products
4%
22 % May 19
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
3
12% Mar 10
Sales for
Friday
June?/
K/.3/
68%
99%
Feb 17
28% Jan
Oct
39
4
35% Jan
£% Jan
38%
98
3
l1
6
93
38% July 14
17
69%
83%c
*47/0
120%
*108
68%
16% Jan
Jan
16% May 16
67
17%
108
No par
Outlet Co
22
Sep 22
97% Jan
17%
107%
*119
14
98% Jan
36% Dee 22
Jan
7% Jan
w/B
120
Outboard Marine & Mfg
23
104% Dec 31
£2
157% Jan
*119
54%
11
6
«
13
54
45% Apr
99
Jan
94
33% Feb 15
5
Jun
6
jUSe's
June?
'*
Common
Conv preference 1951 series
100
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred—100
109
(T
16
4
Dec
June
Corp—
89%Apr29
31
16% Jan
11
t7Y* Jan 12
31% Jan
15
Par
Chemical
69% Jun
94% Jan 10
35% Not
15
17% Jun
6
07% Dec 30
8
58% Apr
124% Apr
26
69% Dec
44% Jan 11
£3
80% Dec
Mathieson
Tuesda?W AND HJGH SALE FRIGES
Monday
EXCHANGE
Olin
104
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1354
300
122%
7,000
31%
31%
3174
16,900
31%
31
3174
4,900
104
104%
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33 Va
Ya
101 Ya
*62
24 %
27n/
50-
tr ctfs
Sparks Withington Co
Spear &.Co common
7
Apr 27
85 Ya
'
200
47%
27Va
251/4
85
.1
(Del)'
Mobile & Ohio stk
27
Jan
Pacific
32
No par
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
107%
24 Ya
32 Ye
17 Ya
44
47%
>
80
24%
-
*41
27%
200
8,300
10,800
13%
9a
48 !a
22 %
15
76
107
47
47 y4
32%
Southern Production Co Inc
7
80
12% Jan
Nov
29
99% Jun
96 Y2
107 Va
107 Ya
34 >
22 V4
;4
44'/a
45 Ya
,96
No par
62% Apr
28 Ya Apr
6,600
43
^,8
13%
13%
45
97
20
Co
69%
18,400
3
^
»43%
45 Ya
7.50
Gas
Natural
Elec
49% Jan
15
Dec
"
"
;___5
&
69
23
22
No par
(The).
l«
Jan
x7±
si
7
J"n
Southern
76'/4
22 V2
u%
I?
—
2lYsMar
33
18
«;i
20
1
Edison
15-'a
217/h
96 Va
543/4
513/4
51%
,12 «
54%
5
25
California
1,100
47%
350
103'/2
4
221/4
59%
24^
l65/,a
44 %
t*51
L.50
72% Jan
54Ya Dec 29
01% Dec
,
com_4.50
1
34%
47%
3jb
l3
41V2
T
30 Va May 24
16% Jan
Uv#
"10
*30Y»
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
10
n
&
preferred
8%>
13
*40
/8
23%
24:4
42
pfd__100
South Arner Gold & Platinum.^!
_T
South Carolina E
31%
27»/a
*102
2j%
7%
5 "
'
—
103%
*102
2)
«350
24
t"55~.
Solvay American Corp 4%>
;5%
103'/2
40 y2
47%
47%
355
350
355
10%
[—10
Solar Aircraft Co
47%
^,. 8
49
_^_100 "
——
47Ya
2<
20
8r?%
100
—.—
3x0
343a
' 34%
x39%
47%
116
.
200
33 %'i
41
\
—10
Inc ;
88 Y4
103
37%
33%
*104
34%
*91 Ya
Inc common.-..5
preferred
,
88 V*
333^,.
377/B
-
19,600
32.500
58
102
103
34,200
i
Vz
42 Va
*52
-
68%
102'/2
10,
j 202
42%
32%
*95
^..25
Corp
preferred
,4.20%
4
30'/a Jan
19% Mai
O)
8mith-Coxona
25
23
29 Va Aug
11
177/a Jan
52
29
19
6
18
54
8
Jun
4«% Jan
-
3Ya%
66 '
25
Jan
40
5
Jan
56
58
*88%
-
10
201
43%
33-;«
13
p'24 Va
23 Ya
28 V4
27 Ya
647/a ..65%
No
c.
10'%
2u7
32%
17%
28 Ya
a_50c
Corp_^__
Co.—:
3,900
32%
40%
*280
_l
:
72%
32;/4
395a
*147
No par
Oil
3
(
1/2 May 11
15%
S'nrlair
28
43 Ya Nov
48Y* Dec
55% Mar 25
14
15% Feb
5
11
r
20 Va May
•
17
Dec
kc
__-s
—;
53 y2 Jun
"
10
Mar
Sheller Mfg Corp
72
x32,;i
45%
101V2
^7.50
—r
73%
323/8
*148
Sharon Steel Corp——*—No par
Shattuck (Frank G).
No par
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co..—
1
Shell Oil Co
72%
15
167
^_1
4
5
11
Gas—
10
25% May
^
Aug 19
187/a Dec
&
19
54
11
133% Feb 18
Oil
163,100
14 Va
2.2
1
19% Jan
6
20% Jan
•
31
4
15% Jan
Shamrock
1,000
45%
*33 Y2
*147
.No par
—
•21,300
-
14%
44%
15,'8
*280
1
.j
common
$4.50 preferred
11 y4 May 12
■»
32% Aug 23
35% Jan
7
Inc
1
47% Mar
49
24 Ya Dec ?1
15% Jan
10
66% Mar
18
48'/a May 24
-
^
19
59% Dec
5
12
Servel
Co
Rubber
37% Mar 14
31
May
Seiberling
9 %
14%
457a
34'4
167
5
•
9%
14%
44%
6y7/8
292
.5
'
9%
.
*14Y2
147,8
*280
No par
Co...
27% Apr
48 Ya Mar
Aug 27
40
31
:
Co—;
&
Refrigerator
6
44
14% Dec 23
35
11% Jan
36% Feb
13
Corp
Roebuck
9%
5;200
41,300
69
159
39Ya Jan
62% Dec 23
~
Sears
Seeger
15%
35
3iY4
46 Ya
*24 Ya
32 Ya
85'/a
o
Co
15%
33%
a
15./4
327«
*107
,
70
_
15%
34
%.
103
34 %
40
15%
*52
34'%
600
92,000
104
34
58
8b
*101
.,104
7Uv4
45Ya
*9aYa
—40
14% May 16
-
8
6
Apr 23
4% May
Jan
22% Jan
Dec 20
43% Dec 31
45
11
46% Apr 21
9% Mar 14
28 Va Jan
31
17
4
49 y4 Apr
7
Oil
Seagrave
5
39 y2 Jan
38
Mar 15
35% Jan
26
20
31
T
9% Apr
61% Jan
20
61% Dec
15% Jan
25
May 18
07/b Jan
•
7
15
Apr
11% Apr 26
8% Mar 15
43% Dec
4
4
21
91'/4 Jun
3
55
42% July 19
10% Jan
21 y4 Apr
0
6
09Ya Jan
Nov 10
Deo 30
37% May
13
7
Seaboard
69% Apr
6
fund
104
3""t
105 '2
(The).—
54%
15y8
preferred—No par
Co
Finance Co common..;
$5.75 sink
108 V4 Jan
Jan
37
3
9Y4 Jan
7% Nov 26
Jun
Jan
39% Nov 22
31% Jan
1
;
>74YaJan
18 % May 24
57% Mar 18
Apr
43 Ya Jan
31
45% Dec
Mar 14
62
52%
?*"*
*22 A
83 %
38
Seaboard
7
15
62
55
by<2
1
Electric
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
35
Dec
33% Dec
July 21
Scranton
23% Feb
80
4
62
52%
i5n^
%
preferred
^100
preferred called——
87 % Jun
4
16 y4
by7/8
35'a
conv
4.30%
Mar 31
22
22% Dec
Jan
Jan
13
4.30%
28
69% Mar 14
30
a
42
24
108
25
16%
10
35-
-757/.
No par
u_25
100
preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
16-a
i5y8
217/«
No par
$4
400
1,200
*16%
*61'/a
j3y2
^
,
3,800
"*
8%
8%
^
No par
Co common.^
11Y4
37 Y2
42%
3o</4
237/
1st
$3.40 preferred
14 Ya
*34'7
k^'a
100
11% Jan
7
5,400
153/8
*350
St
47% Sep
14% May
:
25 Y»
8
200
38v2
2)./4
Ry Co—100
i-.roff>rred—
now"m
25
bu^
471/,
Regl^ Paper Co common
—5
pfd 4.40% series A;
100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co—
—10
Savage Arms Corp
-.—
—5
Schenley Industries Inc__
—1.40
Schering Corp
15c
20% Jan
03% Jan
300
26'/4
I4u
35'/8
„3g
5
10
100
10
common
preferred
100
37%
32I/
Joseph Light & Power
No par
L San F Ry Co common-No par
Preferred series A 5%———100
10
Jan
5
27
74
23
Dec
50% Jun
264
15
41% Dec
103 Ya NOV
170
Safeway Stores
200
37%
i5y4
b8
5
„
2,^0 0
43
38%'
37
10'/4
88
42 V4
*38
37%
43
*102'/2
9 v0
35,o00
■»">4'/4
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co__——5
Rohm & Haas Co common
20
4% preferred series A—;
al00
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co—50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruberoid Co (The)
1
Kupyert
89
104Vz"
38%
•3 IVa
37'%
*8V4
207'%
-
42%
*
7,900
23
36%
42%
U
73%
*52
5u
*83
yo
46Ya
202 %
V *,
43%
*52
53
,
204
42%
;
^*103%
9
14
196V2
43i/0
o52
10 Va
9%
10
l94
r
423/4
85
22%
70
300
51%
*37%
37%
i v,
.
37%
72
10
-
38V4
23Va<
37%
8%
45%
72%
37 ./g
5
Nov
y7/8
I82
72%
.
8i'/8
3b
.
46%.
104,/4
9
112Y« Oct
72%
72
8'/2
*50%
84%
•
4 8J0
t-.,^ J
a
106
50%
37%
*35%
25%
1.50J
11
106
lu>
53,200
i/%
a
10%
lu%
42%
y.
2bV4
15
38
45%
37%
13% Jun
114
91/4
143/4
43% ' 45%
.88y2
9
10
15a/4
34%
gx/g
88;
36
16%* '
*16%
16%
*62%
64V4
62 ,; ; 62
52%' 537a
53%
57%
*l03% i05%
104% 104%
i5%' 15%.;-:-''.V 15,%
15%
34
35
34'/a ; 35%,
9%
9%
•
£%
9V2
*14%" 14%
*14 >'4
14%
104
14%
.
42%
14%
15Ya
xl6,%
16%
64%
52%
*
3/%
,26
87a
103i/2
99% Oct
11
10% Jan
32
Feb
X50%
37 Va
26%
53%
64
9
38
22%
36%
%
23%
37-.42'/a
%
38%
10
Common
.
47% Sep
14
31% Jan
Jan
29
.
"38%
37%
22%
v
52%
a
-
81
85
^*WY»
36 J
*8%
Preferred 3.60% series../
100
Preferred 4.50% series.
.100
Rheem Manufacturing Co__
1
Rhtnelander Paper Co
—5
Richfield Oil Corp
No par
Ritter Company
—No par
Roan Antelope Copper Mines..—
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com_.l
5%% conv preferred—
.—25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
No par
May 11
91
Mar 14
46
78
16%
"63'/a
,
Republic Pictures common
,50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
Republic Steel Corp new
—10
Revere Copper & Brass
No par
Rexall Drug Co
—
i—2.50
Reynolds Metals CO—
No par
Reynolds (RJ) Tob class B
10
8
207Ya Jun
46% May
v
L
Republic Aviation Corp
7
7
Apr 29
10'A Jun
109% Jan
40
Feb
Jun
77 y2 Apr
:
71/2 Mar 14
22
44% Dec
12
64
13
Dec
«
/
May 19
44%
9%
15%
46%
r'
5% Mar 14
-.13% J»o
8
17
12
Snares
8<J%
54
o^Vz
53
9%
y%
10,* a
lO-rs
' —10o
50%
50y4
81%
43'%
3b%
87a
38
33
51%
9%
10%
*106
50%
38
14%
15
*8%
*1031/2
8% Dec
125
26
*l4:y4
Remington-Rand common ,——50c
43% Aug 23
7
Dec
9
22
3/i/2
8
41
Jun
»35»/2
26Va
*42%
*36
*35%
2b
.
..
3^4
23'/a
37Y2
3,V4
38
57'/a Jun
.12%A.nr
Feb~24
3/y2
43'/a
*3u%
0
11
4
3,y8
*42'/4
lb
23
26
*38i/a
22%
51'/»
67-/2 Feo
36% Nov
Jan
383/4
2j'/a
■
—
61% May 10
103% Nov
jTn~U
3ci3/8
23%
.
53%
'
hi
7»%
»i06
$1.25 div prior preference
*17% May 13
bo
'<gy4
9%
Co—
&
54%
b4-/a
9%
9%
10%
10%
106
10j
51V*
51%
79%
81V4
uy4
23
Dec
4
10% Jan
(Robt)
64%
9%
.10
53'.4
54i/2
84j/2
•
—10
Reliable Stores Corp
—No par
ReUance Mig Co: common.;....—5
Conv pfd 3%% series—,.
100
13
6
8
20
14% Jan
37%
Mar
42
8% Dec
-
93% Feb
3
1
30
43**4 Mar
38 ye May 20
533/3
No par
—1
1
pfd—100
No par
—-1
$2 preferred
25
Raytheon Mig Co
—5
Reading Co common
_50
4% noncum 1st preferred
-50
;i 4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
—5
Reed Roller Bit Co—...
No par
Reeves Bros Inc
—50c
Rels
24% July
22
37% Jun
;
19% Mar 22
18% July 22
3
1
4% May
May 27
10b
20
$3.50 1st preierred
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc common
10
Nov 23
31% Jan
26
2
May 13
llYaJuu
8 Va Mar 14
22
Mar 29
80 Ya Jan
37
7
June 10
J
^
76
Sales for
tue Week
Friday
liiursday
June J
"
T'
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».
Va
;
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J»'r'
Monday, June 13, 1955*
....
.
(2712)
110
Number 5437
Volume 181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2713)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
52% Jan
79% Oct
4
44% Oct
29
71% Jan
4
32 % Jan
4
99
:
Jan
6
7
4
48 % Dec
•
7*1% .Ton
8
112% Dec
8
18
'
•
Monday
Par
...
Sales for
Tuesday
June 6
81% Feb
7
Standard
Oil ef California—No par.
3
Standard
Oil
1
Standard
Oil of New Jersey;
2
Standard
Oil of Ohio common
;•
18
</aii
49% Jan
119 */8 Feb
42% May 18
l00">8
'
45
Dec
31
42
102% Mar 11
Mar 14
99% Jan
47% Mar
.
12
102
Oct
26
10% Feb
8
11%. Jan
4
20% Dec
30
19
42% Feb
5
53% Oct
22
40% May 26
30 % May
11 Va Jan
5
42% July 30
36
5
13% Dec
13% Jan
36% Feb
17
46% Dec
22% Apr
30
30% Feb
15
24% May 12
19% Feb
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
6
13% Jan
4
20
Dec
15
18% Nov
23
18% Jan
16% Feb
23
"19y. Jan
4
:
,
STOCK
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
Highest
"
i
STOCK
Wednesday
June 7r
Thursday
•
June 8
8% Jan
14
0-
6
U % Feb
22% Feb
14
/ 50
Mar 30
42 % Mar 14
'
12
;
Mar 25
17% Jan
4
•35'% Nov
19% Aug 24
29
8
21 Va Jan
.
r
51% Jun
1
7-..
5
Jan
30% Jun
St.m.ig
_No par.-.
June 10
Stewart-Warner Corp_
8
Baer &
Fuller Co
5%" prior preference——!
Stone & Webster--—:
20%'May 31
6
30% Feb
40
Jan
6
67% Apr 26
31% Jun
10
17
Stromberg-Carlsdn Co
47%
47 Vo
47%
78
45%
115%
101
*100
47
102
28,900
46%
59,200
117
78,500
47%
101
9,400
101
400
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10,900
20
<
10%
20%
20%
19%
20%
19%
20
9,000
43%
43%
42%
42%
1,000
43%
44%
43
43%
-
42%
42%
44%
44%
15
11%
14%
51 '/a
50%
51%
50%.
51
51
51 %.
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
27%
28%
28%
30 %
2'i%
30%
21%'
21%
21%
21%
21%; .•.21%
17
17%
17%
17%
11 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
*20%
20%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
800
27%
28%
28
28 Va
8,500
60
61'/a
59%
61%
25,100
10% 5
62,100
*42
1
%
44
43%
'IV
44%
..
*14%
14%
27'/a
21 y2
17%
20%
27%
58%
27%
27%
27%
28
58%
59%
58%
61%
11%
61 %
*41%
U7/a
10%
11%
63
60
62'
41%
41%
41%
15'/a
15
15%
:.
No par
>10
1
,
*14%. •14%
*14%
50 %
■
1,400
100
14%
51
..
.,
6,700
,-
26%
26%
20,400
29
29 Va
25,400
21%
21%
2,000
'
.21
17
20
27%
58
;
•
_20
;
46%
117 Va
26%
—5
77%
46%
115%
101
10%
77%
46%
1167/a
47
101
20%
77 Va
77%
45%
114%
50%
...
5
-
Stix
76%
V
45%
115'/a
47%
26%
-
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
13
43%
114
Shares
44'%
44%
>15-
1«V2 Jan
'
47
*14 y2
__5
Inc,
77%
100
—1
23 y4 May 23
6
47%
LlO'>
.Inc__
Drug
47 %
*100
102
10%
10%
20
20%
42%
42'/4
100
—5
Co_
Stevens (J P) & Co
26 Ve Jan
43% Aug 19
Chemical
77%
45%
114y4
,
-
u.l..%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc_—*.
-
77ya
45%
.
10.
Ry Eqyip Mfg Co
Stauffer
7
'
27% Dec
-
11
Feb
29
...
*
*
Feb
1 * %
76%
112%
>25
l15..
Staniey Warner Corp_
Siarrett Co (The) L S,
45% May 20
4
Indiana—
preferred series A_:
Standard
7
25
Apr
3%%
Mar 28
of
*
the Week
Friday
June 9
'
■
.
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
•
<
•
5,300
"
*20%
20%
r
•
•
•
;
10r/2 Nov 23
•
14% DeC 20
•
.153/g Jan<-'4 V/Studebaker-PackardCorp—i!__J>10,
.v
'
30 % Jan
■
48
11
Nov
30
42 y# Mar
,
1
39% Jun
:
4
8% Jan
Feb
1
.68% Dec
89
30
113% Jan
12% Nov
7
'
.
24
12 y4 Jan
97 % Jan
Dec
30
70
Dec
30"
'118% Aug
J
Jun
6
'
41%. Jun
Sunbeam
7
9
16% Apr 13
4
-
20
/105
167% Feb 11
115% Apr
'
/Jun
1
75% Mar
,
4
118% J^n
11
; 7
Jan
12% Dec
4
635.. Jan
8
4
14% Jan
3
816
Jan
2
20% Dec
11
50
Nov
26
24% Nov
86 % Mar
6
;<
18
'/4 Feb
8
46
Jun
2
20
,
Mar 30
54
51% Sep '28
31% Jan
l4
13
105% Jan
14
4% Feb
24
7 y4 Dec
48% Dec
16
96
Dec
28
91 % Apr
15
16
128% Jan
18
29
6% Jan
17% Jan
10
psi'o J"ft
it
27
18% Nov 20
7
25
33
Jan
4
Dec
15
J Mar 14
47%
16
57% Jan
4
Nov~23
41% Jan
Nov 29
83% Jan
'
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
8% Mar
20
5
42%
Oct
19
35
Jan
4
9% Dec
13
50% Dec
16
Jan
6
(James)-
Texas
Mar 14
15
Gulf
_
_
_
2
Texas
Gulf
28
Texas
Instruments
28% Jun
6
4.48'/'
58% Mar 23
9% May 18
.13% Jan
9
66
Dec
29
61
Jan
6
79
4
12% Dec
31
12
Jan
6
19% Jun
6% Jan
Mar 14
170
7
Inc
6
23*/2 May20
13% Jan
5
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
13% Jan
7
19% Dec
23
17% Jan
7
19% Mar
4
38% Jan
4
49% Dec
23
46
Feb
2
52 % Jun
11% Mar 16
12% Jan
31
8% Jan 22
17
11
9
39% May 17
44
6% Jun
1% Mar
9
8% July
1
July 30
"Dec
•
7.
12
29
Jan
15
Sep
7% Jan
24
6
43% Jan
7
Dec
4
:
6% Mar
11% Jan
15% Feb
11
18
53
Dec
31
17
Jon
1<t
60% Mar 24
92 y2 Jan
7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25
27% Nov
10
24
J<tn
17
•
105% May 10
31 % Jun 10
18 y4 July 20
Dec"!
26% Jan
27% NovlO
-
28% Apr
5
1
7
Co
Transit
Products
Water
Inc
5
*14 t
15
common—5
52%
jl00
Oil
*104
28%
,_10
*28%
common
:_j25
28%
'4
24% Mar 11
27% Jan
60% Nov
20
5
59'/4 Apr
13
Apr
23
19% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
20% Feb
$2.70 preferred—50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common—__1
42
May 28
53
31
52
Mar
53% Feb
16% Jan
1
52% Dec
17
18% Jun
9
13% Jan
30% Nov
33 % Apr
39
25
Mar 14
30
52
Jan
18
59% Apr
14
31
25% Mar 14
31% Jan
13
14
18
19% Dec
6
17
Jan
6
20 Va Jan
19
Jan
5
57% Dec
0
51
Jun
9
60
19
4
16% Nov
30
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
7
14% Dpc
0
24
38% Dec
29
6
19% May
4
31% May 17
Jan
18% Mar
Airlines
World
4
——2
.
12
5"
14%
Udylite
4
39% Jun
3
2,000
52%
52%
53%
53
53%
52 %
53%
10,400
9%
10%
170
.
9%
10
170
9%
167
77%
76%
77 %
77
19 Va
19%
181/2
19
23 %
»
-
*165
9%
167 Va
77
23%-
*165
21,100
6,700
10
6,300
167
300
77%
5,200
Xl8%
18%
44,000
x22%
22%
22 y4
23
4,700
17%
18
18%
18%"-
10%
18%
3,800
52
!
*11%
12%
xU%
44
: t 4.%
52
*51%
52 Va
52 Vb
52 Va
30
12
12
12
4%
.
V
-
28%
*104
28%
29%
28'/a
54%
14%
57%
39%
40
40
33%
34%
23%
23%
23%
r\
40%
33%
24
par
(conv)>_
30
28%
-
"
1
5.
27
19%
20%
31%
20%
''
31%
*55
30%
17%
24
27%
27%
27>/a
58%
27%
58
20%
20%
30Va
30%
56
55
29%
29%
17%
;
*50%
17%
5:3Va
17%
*55
1
12%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
29%
17%
51
13
1
—
Co
34%
35
34%
35%
34%
35%
34%
"
(The)-'
17%
*51
17%
54%
*51
53
4,600
24
20%
*49%
52
30%
24'/a
19,000
57%
413,a
34%
41
.
56%
x29%
.
/
20%
*49%
57%
40%
33%
58
58
57
""
41"%
35%
24
273/8
57%
~
33%
57
■
..
24
'
31%
5,000
8,300
3,600
28
;
,
!
-
54%
14%
35%
58%
52
31%
31 %
27%
34
27
*49%
29%
29%
14%
26%
130
29%
28%
54%
23%
—
18,000
~
29%
-
14% "14%
"
590
4,430
54%
105
54%
58%
52%
*103
14% V
57%
41%
26%
20
53%
\.
55%
28Va
54%
14%
58%
19%
5
14% y
*30%
x27%
54%
26%
*49%
*4%
*14
13,100
*29%
29%
*58%
_50
45%
57
40%
14%
57
;
28'A
54%
104
11%
45%
56%
55
104
200
11%
14%
*14
105%
*29%
29
14%
14%
,
54%'v56%
54%
105
*28%
*
4%..; '4%
*14
14%
52%
58'/a
11%
11%
45%r..,45ya
*4%
5
11%
.45
28%
54%
57
12
12
ll'A
44
*14
105
*11%
>
11%
44
32%
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred—50
29
28%
52%
29
30%
16% Apr
14%
*51%
28%
.56%
0
•
53%
56%
Corp
14%
*27%
51%
105
31
Oil
14%
2L'%
10
29%
TXL
14%
281/4
2
Film—
Century Fox
40% Mar 13
42 '/a
15
28%
170
20th
Coach
41%
14%
28%
10
Tung-Sol Electric Co common—_1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser„50" :
Twin
17,200
14%
—_5
Inc
Steel!—No
series A
a
,—5
Transamerica Corp>—
'
% Jan
41%
Go (The),
(The) —_1
Preferred
Dec
54
Bearing—,—No'par
Transue'& Williams
30% Dec
4,300
12,400
f
28%
54
Tri-Contjnental Corp common—_1" :
26
8
,
14%
14%
15% Jan
55% Oct
Dec
60
28%
.
167
ny4
% J"n
Jan
42%'
44
20
56
42%
11
18% Jan
;
43%
44
21% Aug 10
27 % Dec 31
*
42%
43%
;_50
19
Co
43%
44
1
Edison
Trans
28%
*11%
Corp_No par
Associated
issued"
Timxen Roller
Trane
61
96
27%
—No par
15% Apr
6
59%
95
18
21
8
61 %'
1,000
12,000
1
96%
23%
J7 % Mar 14
15
14%
28
17%
25% Jan
%J<m
300
34
14%
94%
23%
30
43% Apr
21%
34
14%"
27%
17%
31
5:
*20%
34'/4
14 'A
27%
51%
30% Dec
3o% Jun
21%
33
96%
23%
40% Dec
■
*20%
,
60y2
17%
2
1
7%
27
51 %
12
52 % Jun
200
7%
"
common——
Avenue
Toledo
290
7,000
7%
95
5
$1.20 convertible preferred
.'
150
7%
59%
23%
No par
13% Jan
9
*146
;
7%
27%
No par
4%, preferred,——
17
145
151
7%
19%
25% Feb
Feb
145
*148
*
61%
19%
6
i
18,100
98
95%
19%
31
57 % May
48%
98
,
94%
19%
15% Aug
,15
7,400
47%
97%
50
60%
Inc common—50c
52% Dec
6
50%
49
97%
77%
4
3
50% 1
48 Va
97%
27%
9%
5
-Jan
50%:
49%
277/a
167
12% Jan
13% Jan
50%
94
43 %
36'/a Jan
48
3,500
22%
93 Va
76%
'
26 y4
5,600
48 Va
21 Va
77%
r
When
28%
.
48%
14%
76%
preference
conv
Thompson
'
28
50%
35%
.100
Thompson (J R)>—>^
Tide
'
21%
No par
$2.50 convertible preferred
18
28%
940
Trust—
preferred—
conv
tTnird
■
*850
121,500
*96y4
•
14%
10
Ry Co
American
Thermoid
7
42% Oct
Oil
Utilities Co
Pacific
The Fair
12
May 11
4o% May 11
4% May 12
C
35
52%
&
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common-
'■
28
11%
.f
48%
21%
51%
Land
$2.40
14,600
12
940
*22'/8
15
]
__
share ctfs ex-distribution-
$1.25
3,000
12
•11%
22%
20%
14%
&
1
59,600
78
487/a
35%
28%
Pacific
3
18,000
34%
77%
48'/a
14%
14%
Texas
_
26 %
34
*22'/a
20%
28
Coal
Textron
26 y8
77%
*850
28%.
*35%
preferred series A—25
Texas
May 27
26%
34
77%
48'/a
50%
1,800
•
25%
22%
15
Sulphur————No par
conv
Pacific
Sub
>
71 y4
118
25 %
48 y2
36
627/a
71%
*117%
25%
*22'/a
14%
X61 %
i
700
5,800
>.
"
Texas
13
Jun
7%
20%
:v
72
118
6,100
106
48%
50%
51
28 y4
*104
22%
*22%;
„
20%
25
16% Jan
'14%
33%
940
*35%
2.50
„
14%
.
26 Va
12%
*850
29
48
48
23
151
8y4
8
Producing Co!„—3%
44% Jun
147
940'
28'/a
29 %
12
12%
'
1
Co—
6
27
50%
12%
*850 '
9
Corp__—
.6
Dec
46% Mar
/
15% Dec
12%
950
_5
Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee Corp
•■Texas
172
12 J/4
149%
8Va
11
11
78 >/4,
Xl49%
Texas
107
34
77%
*147
14
6
26%
33%
78
49%
31% Apr
47 Va Jan
26'/«
33%
78
97%
100% Apr
Jun
26%
33%
*96%
G
12% Jan
26%
78r
X48%
Telautograph
39%
•;
*117'/a
34'/a
49%
Talcott Inc
72
118
26 y4
28 %
48
-
59
39%,
25%
*22'/8
<
59
106
25%
93
Temco
2
71%
*117'/a
t
*104
25
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)——No par
Symington Gould Corp
\
1
24
106
71
.
98
com-
;
15
25%
49
May 16
28
; 118
7.50
38
Dec~23
14
Dec
5% Jan
■
j_25
■
14%
24%
-No par
-.V
21 % May 23
17% May
62% Jun
Co->—
$4 preferred
3
31 %' Anr
&
15
10%
•59%
24%
*850
50
6
•
25
41
10c
Swift
May
40
:n
10%
r(7%
—>25.
2
}
40
*59
31
12.50
ui^rland Paper Cp—>!p
!
5
Sweets. Co,of America (The)__4.16%
49% Jun
17
88
Sunshine Mining Co„_i_
Superior Oil of California^.
Superior Steel Corp__n
;
40
26 Va
1
pfd serizs of '55—_30
2
•;98% May 31
; 150 y4 jun
3
13% May 10
38% Nov
2nd
59'/a
*104
71%
*117
11
59
14%
106
70%
72 f
10%
39%
'
r
23%
5
6
14% Jan
% <fd preferred series A
♦104
106
*116% 117%
100
Oil Co common_>l
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
1
58% Mm !
147% Dec
41
v
Mar
'
*
■: 8i% Jan
4
j
.y-.-s-c /■/„
15
*104
71
-
22% May 13
45% Mar 15
•
No par
L-Nopar
common;..!;'
Co
'•(.
1
common
1
29% May 20
*
41% Feb
...
1,040
10
-
May 13
12% Jun
•;
Jan
30
Feb
16
35
740
31
30% Jan
;
Oil
-.«iu-^onc
26% May 31
75% May 17
10% Mar 11
30
Corp
...
Class A 4%% preferred,-
%
'23% May 13
25 Va May 12
84% Dec
Sun
-
"
5
32 % May 11
11
Chemical
$4.50 series A preferred
23 % May 11
71% Jan
Sun
•:
C6rp„___No par,.!.
''W 'fn issued","«_>——>_
y
r
101
..."
•63
10
20%
"
'
51,000
59,600
„
5,800
18,600
58%
1,700
"
6,200
52
*51
31
55
*54
55%
3,500
200
29%
17%
*50
13
30%
17%
52
13'%
39,400
2,500
100
' 5,000
34%
34%
' 26,600
30%
17%
51
13%
35Va
52
30%
31
u
11% May
Feb
27
7% Jan
4
8
75
May
10% Aug 10
43% Jan
13 % Jan
70% Feb
16
89
23
Nov
8% Jun
16
2
Jan
31
69
80% Mar 14
July 12
July 23
113
Jan
100
Apr
Sep
28
108 % Mar 22
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
100
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
87
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
100
38% Jan
4
Jan
11
Jan
4
25% Oct
19
48
-
45% Jan
21% Apr
7
Mar 16
Jan
14
Jan
91
96%
97%
27
21 Va
29%
29%
29%
5
Preferred $4.50 series——No par
109%
109 %
108%
109
108%
1091/2
108%
103
109
109
7
Preferred $3.70 series——No par
*97
100
*97
100
*97
100
*97
100
*97
100
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
14
Preferred
1"4% Mar 29
3
29
94
Jan
26
106
Jan
110
28
0
48% Apr
21
6
150 Va Apr
31% Jan
3
87%
87%
87%
87
87%
102%
102%
*101
102 Va
52%
53%
53%
170%
171%
54
53%
53%
170
52%
168
54
169%
27%
29%
27%
3,800
29%
23,100
210
330
%
88%
102 %
103%
120
51%
52%
19,800
88
167%
3,009
168
170 %
50%
50%
50 %
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 Va
50 %
50%
Tank Car Co—__!—No par
30%
31%
30%
3Q%
30%
31
30
30%
30
30%
6,6uO
71%
70%
73 '/a
71
72
70%
72%
17,500
103 Va
200
46%
22,900
Aircraft Corp
convertible
b%
United
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 4%%
United
Biscuit
70 %
common——5
preferred——100
*103
71%
104
70%
*103'%
10
45%
46%
143%
143%
146%
29%
30%
104
46%
series of 1952—100
29%
of
America-,—No
$4.50 preferred—
par
——No par
1
107% Apr
19% Sep
20
23
17% Jan
3
22 Va May 13
United
Board & Carton Corp
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
13
54
7
United
Carbon Co
27
May 27
% Jan 12
United
Apr
29%
102%
87
102%
27%
jPacific RR Co common-—50
Jun
Mar 21
87 %
103%
27%
"noncumulative preferred,—50
4%
15
—25
14
105
871/?,
*102%
No par
49
29
108 % Feb
series—-
85%
X85
170%
United
21
Mar 15
J-n
$4
Oil of California—!
Union
10
34% Jan
29
27
34,000
29%
4
Jan
2,*90
98%
97%
Jan
40
85%
97
27%
52
38% Dec
85%
98%
29%
32% Jun
119% Dec
85
97
96
6
11
2,890
8%
85
9
27%
1
11
*
85%
9
85
29%
50% Jun
27
9
28%
26% Jan
25 % Nov
8%
29%
51% Aug 23
May 16
9
27%
29% Jun
66
85.%
94%
Union
lo3
85
—5
& Materials Corp—10
Uhion
3
1.700
9,7u 0
-/
8%
Elec Co of Mo common—-10
7
20
15%
37
Chem
27
79% Dec
15%
36%
8%
Unioh
Feb
106% Feb
3 5%
57%
8%
Union
Apr
6
15%
37
1
59
24
16
38'/a
9
178
139
15%
38
26
17
50
20
16
38%
95
Jan
Dec
87% Jan
103% Oct
Apr
15%
38%
Bag & Paper Corp
__20
Union Carbide & Carbon——No par
May 12
59% Nov 24
154
11
103% July
18% Jun
31 '/a Mar
113
15%
39'/a
Union
31% Anr
20
9
15%
38%
8%
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
7
6
15
105%
4
6
104% Jan
28% Dec
Jan
11
Jan
4
25
1
—No par
(The)
Underwood Corp
80% Jun
27% Jan
11% Jan
21% Jan
Corp
*105
108
>105
47%
148
30 Va
106 %
-10
21 %
21%
21%
21%
——No par
51 %
52
50%
51
170%
*103
104
47%
46%
1'48
147
29%
29%
*105
106%
••
103
103%
*103
45%
47%
45
146 Va
146%
*142
29%
29%
*105
106 Va
29%
*105
1.499
148
900
30
2,900
106%
22
21%
21%
21%
1 109
50%
51
50%
50%
2,800
46%
51%
21%
51%
*21%
*45%
46
46
United-Carr Fastener—'
Jan
12
20
46
25
38% May 20
6% Dec 13
34% Jan
3% Feb
4% Apr
1
b
70% Apr
29
80% Jan
0
72% Apr
19
78
6% Nov
9
Jan
* 6
(Delaware)
".
—No par
—
*45
.100
4%
73%
Cig-Wheian Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*73%
74%
73%
73%
*73%
74%
40
6%
6%
6%
6%
21,700
9
9
9
9
*68
70
7
7% Feb
11
United
Corp (Del)
—1
6%
11
Aug 17
8% May 17
10% Jan
3
United
Dye & Chemical Corp com__ 1
9%
' 9%
63% Jun
29
88
Aug 23
67% May 12
78% Jan
4
25
18 % Jan
12
May 25
17% Dec
6
17
11% Jan
4
4
57
Dec
31
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
15% Fnb
15% July 20
45% Jan
6
33% Mar
11 Va Jan
4
12
Jan
!3 % Mar 14
51 Va Feb
10
36% Jun
18
9
Mar 14
preferred
United
United Fruit Co—
35% Feb
9
11
United
Corp.
3
3% Feb
9
77% Jan
18
97 % Jun
10
U
S
&
2
U
S
114% Jan
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
214
179
87% Dec
34
May
For
5
6
Mar 14
Apr
19% May
,
54% Mar 11
7% May ; 4
Jan
29
4
18
55
'*
Mar
Jun
3
184 Va Feb
15
284
33% Jun
7
Jan
81 % Jan
13% Dec
31
12% May 12
16% Mar
40% Dec
31
40 % Jan
43 % Jua
footnotes
see
page
26.
3
10
Gypshm
Co
Co common-
!_„
,U S Hofiman Machinery
4 % %
U
.
S
preferred
Industries
4%%
Inc
16%
16%
16%
2,500
14 Va
14
14%
7,300
21,300
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
32%
31%
32
31 %
32
31%
31%
37 Va
36%
37%
26%
37
36%
36%
3,000
X22%
23%
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
34,600
2%
2%
2%
2%
2?8
2%
10,900
95%
"96%
97%
96
97
96%
97 %
4,400
50%
51 %
51
51
51
51
*50
51%
1,100
275
275
181%
181%
140
13%
37%
23 Va
23%
1
No par
*
No par
7%-piWerred
3
90
31
5
U'S
16%
14
—1
Improvement, Co
Freight
35
16%
14%
57%
Foreign'Securities
2% Jan
8
16%
14
X57%
Park City Mines Co (The)
30
16%
14
X31%
United
15
2% Sep
180
16%
13%
33
37%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
86% Dec
69
16%
32%
Gas
38% Dec
69
69%
10
,
United
4
70
1,300
14 Va
United
8
*09
9
58%
6
4
6%
*8%
14
2
1% Jan
6%
9'/a
57%
5
39% Mar
22% Jan
69 %
6%
*8%
No par
23% Jun
49% Jan
69%
"
16%
—5
Engineering & Foundry
Gas
6%
68
100
—
Electric Coal Cos
United
May
60
31% Jun
38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31
2
7%
11
Mar 31
17
:
ICQ
6,500
4%
74%
28
4
46%
4%
*73%
Jun
8
*46
4%
73%
6%
4% Jan
46%
*45%
46%
new
——
common
preferred series A—.
20
100
l.C5
>100
2%
95%
50 %
281
v
37
51
1
13%
42%
2811/4
276
279
276
180
180
180
*180
182
31%
33%
31%
87
90
87%
.
•
2%
96%
1,900
32%
28%
31 Va
29
31%
84,300
88 %
87%
87%
87%
88%
1,850
13%
13%
16,300
.43%
43 %
700
13%
13%
42%
97
279
180
87'/a
50
2%
275
283
*180
182
28%
30 Va
86
2%
29,300
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
42%
42%
43
43
43
43
£3
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2714)
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
\'
NEW YORK STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
20% Deo
29
7% Feb 24
8% Dec
28
36'/2 Jan
4
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
3
11
68 % Dec
6
Jan
39
Mpv 29
70 Vi Jan
7
91
#ct 26
79% Jan
13
103
Dec
6
29'A Jan
11
46% Dec
6
37% Jan
6
4
163% Oct
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
134 Vi Jan
7
59% Dec 29
17
4
Jan
162
Dec 27
24% Apr
15
6
9% Feb
14
Jan
6
94% Jun
7
U S
66% Jan
21
75% Mar
3
U
6
41% Mar
1
U
84% Mar 21
88
Jan
18
19
103
97
Jan
39% Mar 14
157% Jan
18
Jun
3
9
49
May 12
60% Feb
18
61
Jan
65
Feb
7
156% Mar 14
166
Apr 14
24
3
19% Feb
26
38% Mar 16
35% Mar 17
37% Jan
7
4
13% Nov 23
12 % Jan
17
15% Jun
2
6% Jan
4
11% July 14
10
Jan
<
■14% Apr
21
73% Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
4
3
1% Jun
6
Apr
3% Jan
28
1% Jan
May 26
21% Jan
I
31
31
26% Jun
8
44% Dec
31
22% Jan
12
32% Sep
18
Jan
169% Nov
18
18% Jan
11
154
26
32% Nov 23
83% Dec
31
Co
1
17% Jan
16
100
14
Playing
S
S
7%
31
Jan
7
3
4%%
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
31
32% Jan
5% Jan
4
7% May 19
6% Jan
30% Jan
8
94 %
94%
93%
94%
93
93%
93%
73
71
72
71%
71%
40%
38"%
39 %
38%
39%
8%
*72
39%
com__50
*72
72%
39%
40'A
*88
90%
102%
101%
49%
50
170%
52
63%
44%
170
52%
03%
47'%
100
No par
common
160%
103
640
53%
49%
48%
49%
18.60C
170%
169 %
169%
1,08C
53%
64
64
64
49%
48%
49%
47%
160%
160%
160%
161
102%
48%
169%
169%
51%
102%
500
90%
*63%
54%
53%
64
63%
63%
40C
48%
47%
48%
270,800
160%
2,900
5,600
161
159
53%
6,50G
19'%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
36'%
36%
36%
37
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
15
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
1,700
12
12%
12
12 Va
12
12%
11%
12 Va
11%
12%
14,000
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
'
99
2
1%
*17%
44%
32%
164'A
Inc
1
com
preferred
28%
99%
99
*17%
45,
45
32%
164%
48% May 27
Utah
18
47% Apr 28
28%
*86
47
47%
43%
44%
Vanadium Corp of America
Co
32%
164
28%
87
*86
No par
41% Mar 14
1%
2'%
19
IOO
Light
52%
102%
50
49 %
169%
*88
14%
100
&
102
50%
170%
90%
45,600
19
1
preferred
Power
160%
102
♦88
393/a
36%
50
common
preferred
Co
161
47%
102 %
90 %
*88
2,200
72
38%
1
preferred—No par
Pictures
51%
*63%
w
90%
*70
8,100
94
25
Corp
Leaf Tobacco com_No par
Universal
Feb
40% Dec
93%
101%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
91
14
Min
Universal
26% Mar 15
31% Oct
83/4
92 %
Shares
22%
*8'A
49%
4
83% May
42% Deo 31
22%
8%
100
3
18
5
22%
*8%
169%
&
convertible
Feb
21
22%
8%
__5
Wall Paper Inc
4 %
35
34% Jan
23%
*8 %
50
convertible
$6
United
170
63% Jan
22%
8%
*88
—
Stockyards
40% May 17
30% Feb 23
May
23%
*8%
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
8
56% Mar
22%
100
noncumulative preferred
7%
June 10
8%
preferred___100
Ref
the Week
Friday
June 9
227/a
Corp com new____Nopar
U S Tobacco Co
Sales for
Thursday
*8%
1
preferred
United
PRICES
June 8
22%
__10
common
preferred
161% Jan 20
4
Co
1st
Smelting
Steel
SALE
Wednesday
June 7
20
preferred series B
noncum
1%
U
Card
Rubber Co
\
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June 6
10
Pipe & Foundry Co
8%
U
common.;
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
U S
24
49% Jun
11
Jan
Dec
Monday
Par
preferred
3% %
10
50% Jun
170% May
Jan
20% Dec
4% %
RECORD
LOW
STOCK
S
35
7
11% May 12
Lines
S
Jan
70
16"% Jun
11
S
6
35
18% Oct
U
Jan
8% Jan
19
40% May 16
143
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
13% Mar 17
24
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
i'ear J 954
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
,46%
99%
2
2
47
46
32%
/:
*164
2
1%
*17%
18
*173/8
47
32
,
164
1%
18
2
*17%
18%
47
32%
166
*32%
*164
47
46%
32%
165%
28%
28%
28%
87
86%
86%
*86
87
47%
47
47%
*46%
47%
45%
44
45
43%
32%
*164
44%
28%
29%
390
48C
2
7,900
18%
700
46%
32%
1,100
■
165%
283/4
*86
30
28%
2,400
87
10
46%
46%
2,400
43%
44%
11,800
V
20
36% Jan
13% May 13
4
II
3
47% Mar 15
Mar 26
136
Aug 27
130% May 20
124% Mar 2*3
134
July 30
133
126
57% Dec
26% Jan
4
36% Dec
Jan
4
4
95% May 26
48 % Oct 11
89
30
Mar 17
31% May
91
Feb
4
2
36% Feb
1
20
Jan
123
Jan
4
152% Aug 30
27
Jan
11
33
Jan
3
112% Jun
2
33% July 28
116
Oct 28
114
Jan
t
104% Nov 10
101% Feb
9
Feb
16
37% Jan
6
99
July 18
101% Jan 19
4
25% Jan
13
9
40% Dec
29
Mar 26
76
!Deo 23
2
13
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
6
2.50
Vick
Chemical
Co___
133% Jan 24
Vicks
Shreve
Pacific
21
5%
64% Jun
133% Jan
37% Jan
94
Jan
I
11
51% Mar 29
146 % Apr
7
&
Victor Chemical Works common
3%%
preferred
6%
div
5
100
14% Mar
27% Jan
1
2
42% Mar
1
33
May
90% Mar
6
3
32%
93%
8
Feb
May 23
*130
32%
42%
Power Co
*135%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
35
34%
35
35
35
8%
8%
138%
37%
116% 116%
*101% 102
*103
104%
41%
41%
*31'A
32
81%
81%
*17%
17%
*29
30
*92
42%
137
37%
37%
*130
8'A
42%
61%
*130
32%
137'A
136 3A
37%
37%
37%
116%
116%
♦92
116%
101%
IOIV2
104%
*103
41%
41
*100
104%
104%
413/a
41
623/a
2,700
32%
14,500
93%
42%
•133% 137%
37
3,600
200
37%
116%
6,900
116%
310
101%
*100
101%
104%
*103%
104%
11C
41%
413/4
413/4
31%
2,700
1,000
31%
32
31%
31%
32
31%
81
81%
17%
81
81
81
81
81
*17
16%
16%
16%
163A
16%
*29
30
*31%
8,400
42%
37%
116%
3,500
2,10C
8%
135
32%
93%
14%
35
~
*130
423A
1363A
37%
102
8%
63%
135
*135%
137
117
41%
32%
*92
93%
43
42%
4 3'/8
*101%
323/8
*92
93%
62
*130
14%
*34%
*130
135
32%
32%
8%
64%
*130
135
116%
103
8%
62%
64%
*130
42
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec &
32%
63%
64%
135
*92
12% Jan
103
106
62%
8%
8%
IOO
Wabash RR 4% %
18
8'A
No par
com
85% Mar 25
Apr
34%
*130
74% Jan 19
117
Xl4%
*130
31% Feb 24
I
33% May 20
15
35
Ry com.lOO
Va-Carolina Chemical
44%
14"%
35
noncumulative preferred__100
5
Jan
Oct 21
4
; 28% Apr
Jan 11
68
30
10
Inc
19
30
•
Co
15% Jan
30% Dec 31
71% May 19
16% Dec 31
26% Apr
Raalte
10% Apr
Van
18% Mar 23
101
4
May 17
1
2.50
Van Norman Co
11
com__10
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
Virginian Ry Co common
25
6%
preferred
25
Visking Corp (The)
5
Vulcan Detinning Co common
10
7%
preferred
;_20
Mar 25
25% Jan
57
Nov
107
133% Jan 27
7
19'A Mar
39% Feb
3C
81
*29
600
16%
1.80C
*29
30
*29
30
8C%
*793A
81
*793/8
80%
14
*13%
14
13% -13%
14
14
30
29 5/8
30
29%
29"%
30
30
2,O0C
72%
72%
72%
72%
5,700
12%
27,100
30
w
60
11% Aug
Mar
3
31
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
Jan
S
72
5 % Jan
4
19% May
4
27% Dec 10
17
5
19
105% Dec 30
103
13% Jan 19
.21% Sep 20
100% Aug
9
Jan
Dec
9
8% Deo ' 6
12% July 15
66% Apr 27
7% Jan
8
Apr 14
Mar 17
7
31% May
9
79%
79%
80%
No par
13%
13%
v13%
System
Walgreen Co
10
74% May 31
14% Apr 15
Walker
243A Jan
Ward Baking Co common.
3
(Hiram)
G
3
5%%
6
13% Jun
3
Wardell
W
No par
18% Mar 14
203/8 Jan
3
Warner
2.50
Corp
Bros
105
&
Walworth Co
Jan
10% Jan
preferred-/—.100
Waldorf
1
preferred
160
;
1
5
Pictures
Warner-Lambert
Inc
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
40 3A
403/4
41
41
Wash Water Power
No par
373A
37%
375/e
37%
373/4
37%
37%
38
37%
38
3,300
5
23%
33%
23'A
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
2,00C
5
*263A
1
173/4
11
Feb
21
8
38% Apr
15
4
4
25% Jan 31
Waukesha
19% May 14
9% Jan
6
26% Dec
2
23% Jan
8
30
17% Dec
17
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
6
43% Dec
8
0
96% Dec
22
17 % Feb
16
23% Dec
17
13% July 26
19% Dec
8
40 % May 27
—
.
Webster
& Pipe
Corp
Motor
Co
Investment
Co
5
Welbilt Corp
Wesson
1
Oil
&
4
80
Feb
10
Jan
3
20
Jan
6
25% Apr
4
0
21% Jun
9
17% Mar
convertible
Indies
6
112
Oct
8
Jan
14
113
Apr
7
West
7
104% Nov
19
101% Feb
10
106
Apr
27
4.20%
96
Jan
7
104% Nov
10
99 % Feb
4
105% Jun
10
4.10%
9% May 20
23'A Jan
4
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
19
38% Jun
7
23% Mar 14
■
105 % Aug 10
8% Jan
4
41% Nov 29
110% Oct
29
18 Va Dec
30
27'% Jun
35
Jan
31
107
Feb
28
109% Jun
10
16% Jan
6
25% Jun
9
27% Apr 29
-
„
108
48% May 19
30% Mar 24
103
Jun
10
104
Apr
25
Apr 28
41% Apr 26
34% Dec 28
30
Jan
«
44
Dec 29
03
Jan
•
Apr
86% Apr
21
49% Jun
9
65% Dec
17
D9% Jan
«
73% Jan
26
22% Jan
4
27% Dec
22
50% Jan
5
80 V\ Dec
31
98 3A May
5
104
Dec
27
100
Jan
May 14
132
Dec
10
127
May 23
______
22
68
21
24'A Jun
127
30% May
82% Jan
1
28% Jun
9
25% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
67 % May
18
20
4
54% Dec
31
49 Va Mar 14
4
96% Dec
30
96 % Jan
3
21% Jan
26
25%
Oct~28
27
Jan
29
Dec
7
11
36% July 28
85% Mar 10
100 % Deo 30
4
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
26
8
Jan
21% Mar 8
20% Nov 12
8
Feb
Jan
137
Jan
21
6
103% Apr
38'A Apr
15
25
Jan
f
34% Jan
6
42
Jan
31
Mar 14
100
Jan
3
8% Feb
10
95
7% Mar 30
29 Va May
4
Va
4%%
86%
87%
87'A
87%
86%
87
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
4,100
18%
18%
18%
18%
19
20%
20%
21%
20'/4
20%
14,400
26%
12,000
Dental
5% %
White
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
$4.25
54% Dec
3
453A May 12
52% Jan
11
Woolworth
53% Deo
6
48
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
7
100 J/4 May 18
192% Deo
6
179% Jan
8
212% Apr
Nov
12
11% Oct
8
9% May
82% Jan
3
65 J/2 May
22% May
3
27% Jan
11
54
61% Jan
13
May
May 18
9
25% Jan
38
25
Jan
32% Apr
26
74"% Dec 31
67 % Jan
0
84% Feb
15
31
14
Jan
6
15% Feb
NOV 29
7% May 20
86
jan
18
6% Jan
I
11% Jan
9
Dec
Dec
13
W
4% Feb 26
^Ex-rtehtg8'
134
May
28
100
•103
39%
♦103
104
*103
104
104
39%
39
40%
39%
40
78
78%
78%
78
78%
6%
68
-
*103
104
103
'
68%
68'%
693/8
101%
101%
*126
53
*100%
—
543/8
101'A
68%
67%
69%
101%
,
101%
*101
__
34%
28%
35
393/4
403%
39y2
397/a
393%
39s/8
99
99
99'%
99'%
99%
99%
9%
9'%
8]%
28%
9'%
20
27
26%
26%
33
27
33%
8%
27
34'A
35
34%
No par
13
13%
13
13%
13
common__l
common
*843/4
85%
*833/4
*103/4
88
113%
*843%
;10
113/a
1
22%
22%
21%
22%
*10%
22
10
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
100
*141
Grocery Co
com
preferred
Iron
(F W)
Prior
pfd
39%
40'A
6,300
76%
76%
1,100
68
27'%
263%
693/4
69
283%
26%
703%
3,600
155,900
22,900
64,300
600
*141
142
33
142
69'%
100'%
70'%
101
*126
—
523/4
543/8
*100% 101%
33%
34'%
28
28%
391%
*99'A
8%
27
34
13
*83%
11
22%
*100%
39%
39%
99'%
99% 100
8%
27
34%
13'%
833/4
33%
*141
11%
23
33%
142
33%
12%
*823%
33%
13
85
11%
22
33%
11%
22%
33%
*141
22%
223%
223%
223%
22'%
22%
22%
84%
83'%
84'%
84
463A
84
84
463/4
86
47%
55%
97'%
86
46%
54'%
95%
10
conv
series.100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
No par
463/4
54'%
*4%
*198
47%
543/4
95%
205
46%
53'%
95
*196
47
205
47%
53'%
/•
54
94'%
543/4
95
94%
*195
205
93%
*195
205
94
9%
5,700
340
11,400
l.uoO
3,500
11,500
200
400
17,700
11,500
—
22%
86
3,600
1,500
47
55
95'%
32,700
9,200
20
199
199
*93'% 95%
470
900
1,800
93%
10%
Yale
63%
64
63%
62%
63%
63
63%
York
23 Va
23%
23 y2
23%.
24'/4
23%
24%
55'A
55'A
*55
56'/2
55%
55%
55%
55%
X55%
55%
27%
27%
27
27'A
26%
27
26'A
26%
2 6'A
26%
2,600
79'A
80%
24,600
14%
14%
3,800
121%
9,900
7'%
5,000
93%
9%
93
9%
10
9%
94
9%
142
15,700
120
11,900
1,100
93%
10
5
93%
54
*95
10
78%
80
80
82 Va
80
80%
79%
80%
23
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
14%
15%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
Zenith Radio
No par
116%
124%
Xll7%
117%
118%
1
7%
7%
7'A
7%
7%
9
9
26'%
22%
10
393%
85%
26
223A
series__100
102
*126
53
53%
100% 100%
33%
34%
*273% 28%
*83%
common
4%%
4'%%
*141
13%
86%
H3/8
233A
10
40%
78%
Corp__10
Co
preferred
142
*n
27
34%
5,700
39%
10
Service
Co
Worthington Corp
Prior
9
No par
Co
Public
102
*126
__
54%
54%
*100% 101%
34
34%
28
28%
*126
54%
55
101
101'A
33%
34%
28%
28%
103
4,600
76
& Towne Mfg Co
28
Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
26
10y4 Mar 23
n° SaleS °U tWS d&y'
27%
1
preferred
40% Apr 23
30% Jan
4
27
28 Va
5
Inc
& Lovett
Woodward
60% Apr
27%
100
Co
& Co
Wisconsin
20
28%
20
(The S S)
common
Machine
Prior preference
13
Ex-dividend
Mfg
Sewing
21
84% Nov 19
27 % Apr 13
27%
100
preferred
21
Jan
28%
5
White Motor Co
243/8 Feb
21% Sep
28
12%
preference_.No par
Wisconsin Elec Power Co
51 % Jun
28
100
B
Whirlpool Corp
88% Apr
63 % Jun
series
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
148% Jan
37
27%
267%
35
11
20,600
69%
28"%
Winn
17
25%
26'%
Wilson-Jones
26
60
24%
69
11% May 19
Feb
109%
25%
27%
26 "A May 11
Apr
109%
24%
44%
*108
69>/2
8
12
109%
25%
45%
27%
27%
69%
9% Mar 18
98
44%
109%
25
44%
69
18% Mar 21
3
45'A
*108
25%
45%
25%
263/4
White
130
2,300
108%
108%
27'%
prior
.
24%
45
45%
108%
25'/2
75
Mar 22
38
45
69%
10
86
38
25'A
14
94
37
38
67%
7
7
37
38
38%
26%
I
12
105'A
25J/4
21
Jan
104%
27J%
Feb
Jan
106
105
26'%
21% Jan
6% Jan 22
105%
*105
330
110
*104%
25
19
59% Mar 30
*109
106
105
105
26'A
26%
110
104'%
*
24'A
45
•108
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common.12'%
Mar 10
Mar 14
26%
110
106
100
Jun
Jan
110%
23%
5
100
37
142
35%
26%
109%
*104%
26%
10
27
23
34%
26%
109
106
780
1
14'A Apr
83% Jun
21% Dec
105
100
common
«
27
109
Western Pacific RR common.No par
Western Union Telegraph new__2.50
66
8
77
34%
123/4 Feb
14
116
5
x26 %
*104%
39%
•76
69% Nov 22
18% Jan
393/a Jan
Coke
•
Apr
27%
105
«
Mar 14
39%
110
*104%
10% Jan
3D
26%.
10.9
100
Western Maryland Ry common
4% noncum 2nd preferred
conv
7.50C
39'A
39%
Western Auto Supply Co
4.80% preferred
$5
18,300
40
preferred
preferred
4
87
Western Air Lines Inc
3.80%
153/4
23%
C
22% Jan
333A Aug
2
147% Dec 16
40
X38%
40
300
1,300
86%
series
22% Jan
9
3%
80C
17%
23%
106
18
Jan
3%
■3%
26
40
*104%
31
2
*15%
23%
100
Jun
14
17%
15%
15'A
33/4
173/4
15%
86%
100
Paper
15%
3%
*253/4
26
*17%
39%
B
&
15%
33/8
3%
pfd
Coal
Pulp &
15%
15
series
78% Dec
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
8
58% Apr
West
Virginia
173/4
80C
23%
5
4%%
20% Dec
22
28% Jan
15
11
West
Power
preferred
preferred
25%
26
173/4
41%
..4
12% Dec
29
70
27
8 3'A Feb
1033/4 Mar 18
127% Jan
Penn
253/4
18
8.00C
41
86 %
West Penn Electric Co
4
Jan
27
*173/4
1,80C
46
.
1
preferred
Sugar
99
....
104% Jan
3%
*263A
173/4
49%
45%
No par
Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
$4
West
15
27
•49
f
com__2.50
Snowdrift
33% Apr
91
12.20C
40 3A
Jan
77% Jan
343/a
40%
Jan
24% Jan
3 4'A
40 3/4
82
9
16.00C
*40%
39
17
20'A
46
21% May
4% Feb
110
193/a
49%
29
15% Jun
20%
34%
23
6
193/4
49
20
6
203/a
34%
Dec
2% Jan
20
45%
Dec
13% Jan
20%
46%
40
6
193/4
10,900
50
39
3% July 21
19%
12%
343/8
24% Dec
14% Dec
19%
2,800
12%
/
45%
12
14
4
13
50
Petroleum
2% Apr 30
12%
333A
Warren
10% Jan
13%
46%
31
S
12%
50
May 12
7
13
33%
42
Apr
12 3/4
453A
21
21% Mar
13
173/.
104
50
52% Dec
16% May 16
17'A
1033/4
104
33%
4
13% Jan
12%
12%
17% ,17%
*103
12%
104
46%
Foundry
25% Jan
12%
17%
103%
50
Warren
30% Jan
17'A
17%
105
33%
I
42
17%
*103%
45
623/4 Mar
52% Jan
123/4
12%
17%
104
104
90C
33%
7
Feb
30% Jan
173/8
12^.^42 %
12 3/8
12%
493A
36% Feb
39
1
12%
1%
72\72%
1
30% Mar 14
29
37
72
60C
:
Pharmaceutical
22
43% Dec
4
Jan
293/4
72
80
No par
3
Co
Dec
25% Jan 11
17
293/4
80
Zonite
Corp
Products
Corp
x63
23%
120
7%
receivership> or Petiti»n has been filed for the company's reorganization,
a
119
7%
123%
7%
Deferred delivery., r Cash value,
9%
9%
62%
63%
3,700
x23%
23%
15,600
121
7%
500
wd When distributed
Number 5437
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(2715)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
WEEKLY
-
headed
"Interest
Figures after decimal point represent one
Year 1954
GOVERNMENT WOWDS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Highest
108.28 Jan
Feb
108
19
19
10
108.28 Jan
10
Treasury 3 Vis
1078-1983
3s
Feb
1
100.4
Feb
1
July 29
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
15
300.17 Oct
7
100.17 Oct
7
94.8
Jan
93.8
Jan
4
94.24 Jan
7
100.8
Aug
100.8
Aug 12
Apr 20
1*
1995
1
104.12 Man 10
♦101.11
101.13
*101.10
101.12
101.28
*101.24
101.28
*101.24
101.28
100.25
♦100.21
100.24
*100.21
100.24
103.16
1958-1963
.♦103.8
103.16
1960-1965
!*105.4
1956-1958
-Bee 15
2%s
2%s
103.16
*103.8
103.16
♦103.8
103.16
•105.4
*103.8
105.12
*105.4
105.12
♦105.4
105.12
100.17
•100.14
*105.4
100.16
105.12
*100.14
100.16
*100.14
1958
100.16
*100.7
100.9
•100.8
*100.14
100.10
100.16
*100.8
100.10
♦100.8
1961
2%g
*103.8
105.12
♦100.15
*99.6
100.10
99.9
♦100.8
*99.4
100.10
1962-1967
2%s
June 1964-1969
2%s
Dec 1964-1969
.1963-1968
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
>
*98.6
*98.20
98.23
*97.10
97.14
*97.7
*96.28
97
♦96.28
•97,8
97.12
*97.3
97
•96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
96.30
*96.28
97
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
96.26
*96.24
96.26
*96.24
96.26
♦96.20
96.24
*96.20
96.24
*96.22
96.26
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
96.24
96.26
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.26
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
2%s
Sept 1967-1972
*96.22
2%s
Dec 1967-1972
♦96.22
2%s
1957-1959
*99.30
*96.22
100.2
100
2%s
June 15
*99.30
100.2
♦99.30
100
96.28
*96.22
97.12
96.26
*96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
96.24
96.24
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
96.24
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96.24
*96.20
96.24
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*99.30
100.2
•99.30
100.2
*99.31
100.1
*99.31
100.1
96.24
*99.30
100.2
*99.31
100.1
1958
*99.30
2%s
.1956-1959
*99.15
99.17
♦99.14
99.16
*99.14
99.16
2%s
*99.14
99.16
.June 1959-1962
*98.1
*99.14
98.4
*97.31
98.2
*98
98.3
*98
2 Vis
98.3
—Dec 1959-1962
*98
*98
98.3
98.3
*97.30
98.1
*98
98.3
*98
98.3
*97.31
*98.8
98.2
98.11
*98.7
98.10
*98.8
98.11
*98.8
98.11
*98.8
98.11
1956
1969
1959
*100.8
due Feb 15
1956
due Feb 15
due Feb 15
due Feb 15
7
25
97.14
*96.22
1
Jan
*97.10
*96.28
*96.26
96.28
98.24
97.11
1965-1970
1
Mar
104
98.12
*98.21
-1966-1971
15
101.4
7
99.8
*98.8
98.24
June 1967-1972
Oct
15
*99.5
98.12
*98.21
2%b
Jan
100% Apr
103.12 Feb
99.8
*98.8
98.25
2%s
2%s
19-year 3%s
3-year 3s
15-year 3%s
24
*99.5
98.17
97
96.28
97
•
99.8
*98.8
*98.22
98.10
98.25
1976
July 15
102.28 Feb
104.24
*99.5
98.12
*98.22
;
1981
26
99.7
*98.8
•
Aug 15 1963
2%s
2%s
1
Jan
107.8
101.15
1
102.4
Bends (f >
*101.24
Oct
103.24 May 25
*107.4
101.11
the Week
High
*100.22
July 15 1972
17
107.8
*101.13
Mar
26
•107.4
101.28
25-year 3b
Jan
102.4
6
♦107.4 " 107.8
Lew
100.23
30-year 3 Vis
23-year 3%s
102.24 Jan
Apr
107.6
♦101.9
Bales fee
June 10
High
•101.24
25-year 3s
5
Friday
•
June 9
Lew
♦100.20
10
Jan
Thursday
High
101.28
14
102.8
Low
100.25
99.12 Jan
2
High
•107.2
101.12
BALK rRlCRg
June 8
♦101.24
99.10 Feb
May 25
107.6
•101.10
2s
102.24 Feb
93
101.16 Mar
9
Low
♦100.22
2s
102.8
HIGH
Wednesday,
1961
28
102.16 Aug
2
-
High
-
107.2
2s
6
AND
.1956-1959
2%s
Nov 15 1960
International Bank for
Reconstruction & Development
93
9
Feb
301
point
June 7
2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.12 Aug 25
100.22
a
Tuesday
2%s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
—
100.4
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb 15
of
June 6
•
Low
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Feb
the month when the bonds mature.
case
32nda
more
Monday
v
EXCHANGE
Treasury
108
or
LOW
Ranee for Previous
Lowest
YEARLY
■
Period" Indicate in each
II 5-year
•98.16
99
•98.16
*98.16
99
99
*98.16
♦98.16
99
99
*98.16
*98.16
99
99
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99
*98.16
99.16
99
99
*101
101.12
*101
101.12
*101
101.12
♦101
101.12
♦101.8
May 15 197g
*102.8
101.2®
102.24
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102.24
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102.24
*102.16
103
Oct
*1"03.16
104
*102.16
103
*103.16
104
♦103.16
104.8
*103.24
♦100.24
104.8
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
♦100.24
101.4
*103.24
104.8
*103.24
104.8
♦103.24
104.8
*103.24
104.8
*103.24
104.8
100.20
*100.8
100.20
*100.8
100.20
*100.8
100.20
*100.8
2 '/2s
1971
i
8erlal bonds of
104
*103.24
100.20
1950
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
1957
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
1958
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
1959
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
due Feb 15
1960
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
2s
due Feb 15
1961
*96
97
97.16
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
2s
•Bid and asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
f This issue has not
as
yet been admitted to Stoc k Exchange dealings,
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
WEEK
JUNE
ENDED
Sale Price
or
Bonds
Jan. 1
Transit Unification
Corporate
sale,
r
No.
Low
BONDS
New York Stock
High
Brazil
(continued)
Interest
Last
Period
Bale Price
Exchange
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
—
Low
Yerk
City
June-Dec
*83%
19
June-Dec
*83%
20
June-Dec
*86
June-Dec
1080
Jane-Dec
104% 105
17
10211
Sold
No.
*88
3Vis series No.
Issue—
Stock
18
3Vis series No.
♦111
Bonds
High
3Vis series No. 21
Quar-June
»■
Registered bond transactions.
3Vis series No.
1961
3s
New
3%
High
IssueCanal
Cash
10
Range since
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Panama
e
Friday
Friday's
"
Territorial
transactions,
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
a Odd lot
99.16
87
Range since
Jan. 1
Low
High
79%
84
82
83%
88
__
96
95
3Vis series No. 22
*86.,
94
84
90
June-Dec
*84
87 %
79 Ys
87%
3 Vis series No. 24
June-Dec
*83'
3Vis series No. 25
June-Dec
*86
81
87
3Vis series No. 26
_June-Dec
3 Vis series No. 27
June-Dec
*85
3 Vis series No. 28_,
3Vis series No. 29
Foreign Securities
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 23
105'/a
June-Dec
*83%
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 30
(City) sinking fund 5s 1957Sinking fund gold 5s 1958
(Dept of)
Canada
WERTHEIM & Co.
Telephone
Members
REctor 2-2300
120
New
York
Stock
Broadway, New York
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fund
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1968
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106
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110
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106
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A
A
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&
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102
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11
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i
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1977
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102
6
93
107 y2
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1984
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mortgage
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1984
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registered
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1974
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'
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see
94%
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1973—May-Noo
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Feb-Aug
1970
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Natl Distillers Prods 3%s
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mortgage 3s series B 1986
Dairy Products 23/4S debs
5 V*
61
88%
98
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f debs
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s
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88
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s
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1967
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s
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1967
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sinking
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Feb-Aug
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82%
121 %
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'100
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97
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Mar-Sept
&
92
91
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1978——
debentures
Corp
1
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1
1
4s
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
1957—May-No®
1959—
1
96
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22
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4s
-
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:
95
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73
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73
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;
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92
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1
97%
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series
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__
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89
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stamped 1974
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89
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102%
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1968
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.
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.
371
78
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266
72%
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ser
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'
84
'
—
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1st <fc cons
100%
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&
N Y State Electric
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100%
102
93%
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Jan-July
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May-Nov
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1955
4s
&
93
99
87%
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inc 4%s series A 2022—May
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1973
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N
100
—
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3%
3 %
&
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100%
——
—
*_„
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New Haven
„
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series B
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114
110
92%
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72
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
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N
80%
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Harlem River & Port Chester—
101 J/a
79%
93
3%s 2000
gold
98 y4
„
—
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Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
1959
&
series
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93
98%
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97
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Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
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1961
unguaranteed
—
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal
Stamped 1961
1998
3%s
86%
—
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1984
City Terminal Ry 2%s 1974
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Plain
*86%
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4Vis
registered
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—
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series
3%s
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99%
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--
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•
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—
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1976
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—
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89
.
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1980
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mtge
1990
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4%s
14
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99%
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—
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April-Oct
103%
N
Kansas
Kansas
1980
6s
registered
3%s
99
K
Kanawha &
Feb-Aug
registered 1998
Michigan Cent collateral gold
110%
103%
•
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debs
Manufacturing 3%s
1998
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Shore
3
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——
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104
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%
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1959—June-Dee
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&
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.
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Clear
&
series D 1956
trust
N Y Central
126 %
110
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Feb-Auy
1956
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104% 105
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lOO'/a
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York Central
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1954
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series
'
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128
14
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series
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Interstate Power Co—
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A
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:
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125
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;
series
5s
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>
■
95
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120%
&
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—
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101
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Orleans
Jan-July
1986—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
-Bonds
High
100% 100 %
Mar-Sept
& Light 3s 1974
AFirst 8%s
101%
101% 101%
•
„
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—
^ 100% 100%
100 % lOO'/a
;
Friday's
Bid & Asked
„
~
April-Oct
.
New Orleans Terminal 3%s
tNew
'
Pipe Line Co—
f debentures
s
104
1
*100
■"
1974
—
May-Nov
1982
debentures
New Jersey Bell Telephone 3y8s 1988
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
Chemical Corp—
debs
Rys Central America
Interstate
Jan-July
Jan-July
101
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Aprll-Oct
1956
B
•J/';,
103
100
100
3s debentures
t
104
'
or
Sale Prlec
-June-Deo
—
*__
Jan-July
A
A First
series
104
Jan-July
1948
Corp 6s
*101V4
Monday, June 13, 1955
Week's Range
•
Last
:
May-Net
4%s series B 1961
guaranteed
3s
*101i/4 106 %
Consol mortgage
Consol mortgage
Illinois Terminal
Steel
Corp 1st 3%s 1982
National 8upply 2%s debentures 1967
New England Tel & Tel Co—
Illinois Central RR—
Consol mortgage
Period
Low
National
1981—Jan-July
Interest
Exchange
High
I
2%b series A
.
10
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Low
Illinois Bell Telephone
JUNE
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
%
First
'
A
First
A
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3%s 1982
,1st A ref mtge
3 Vis 1983
June-Dec
96%
96%
96%
1
May-No®
May-No®
98
97"%
98 %
13
97
100%
95
95
15
95
98%
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
*93%
94
*—i
97%
102
102 %
100% 100%
95%
92V4
95 Ya.
102
99
96 Va
99 %
105
103% 103%
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FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Phillips Petroleum
Last
Period
2%s
debentures
Sale-Price
Feb-Aua
98
118%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s 1 debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh. Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Deo
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic ft St Louis Ry—
mtge 37/8s
series A
99
"
general
First
general
First
series
5s
Line
Pipe
Potomac Elec Power
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
100%
Swift
10
103
Terminal
103%
103%
104
108 %
109
108
108%
109%
107%
110
108
'
Providence
Public
3s
4s
Service Electric &
debentures
Gas
100
First
100%
103%
First
and
99 Va
90%
98%
Term RR of
ar.d
1st
"106
1972
110
94%
7s
1964
II
*100
100
II
*100
100%
30
5 A Direct
A Consul
Rochester
Gas
231
36
38
35%
*99%
—
*97'A
—
General
143 %
1960
April-Oct
3%s 1960—June-Dec
2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
5s Jan
Corp
June-Dec
May-Nov
216%
103%
96%
96%
95
102
102 %
99%
debentures
99%
1
*98
18
99
*179%
*158%
—
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
4%s
99%
s
sinking
f
debs
—
83
86'A
98%
164
—
--
debentures
1973
2%s debentures 1976
debentures 1967
United Steel Works Corp—
2%s
101%
170
140
„
1972
fund
146%
3%s
assented series A 1947
sinking fund mtge series A 1951
*168%
148
169
—
*151% 160
125
147%
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
*151% 160
125
151%
127 Va
102%
151%
__
~1
151% 151%
Electric Corp—
gold
1st gold
98 Va
98%
104 Vis
105%
103%
105 V*
105
106 %
102
103%
104% 105
105
104'A 104'A
106'A 106 Vi
*103'A 103%
*89
98
*168
1996
6s
II
*99
~
*98
99
'88
April-Oct
88
1
*86
—
Participating
ctfs
4%s 1968
135
Bt
Louis-Southwestern
First
—
4s
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
99
81
88
99
1989
88
88
Scioto
Scott
V &
103%
103%
95%
May-No®
43
99
*105
cons
New England
1st gtd 4s
—
99
91
— —
*113
103 Va
100
3s series
mtge
3%s
225
1
225
1974
June-Dec
*__
*101
102'A
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s
Oil
2V2S
SASiemens
f debs 1982
debentures
1951
3V4S
Skelly Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Socony-Vacuum
Oil
2Vis
South
Ala
RR
North
&
Southern
Bell
2Vis
1979
debentures
debentures
convertible
3V4S
Edison
Southern
Pacific
4 Vis
4
82%
West
Penn
Electric
125%
West
Penn
Power
101 %
West
113
97 Va
92 Va
95'A
110%
112'A
wi
1970
16
99%
98 Va
*92%
97%
4s
101V*
92
93%
*95
Jan-July
116
95%
--
.
1973—June-Dec
conv
662
114% 116
Jan-July
Lines)
121%
*82%
97%
121% 122
264
1981
San Fran Term 1st mtge
Pacific RR Co—
106%
106
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75—June-Dec
105%,
105% 106
105 %
105
3%s
ser
105 Va
107%
104%
106%
series E
1986
First
mortgage 23/4S
series F
1996
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
First mortgage
2Vis series G 1961—
first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956
Southern
Ry
100
100 %
Orleans &
New
Joint
3%s
3 Vis
debentures
debs
100% 10155
83
1st
98
133
100%
Products
Standard
Oil
(Indiana)
Oil
(N J)
debentures
Chemical
5s
conv
3Vis
102 %
104%
102%
119 %
1967
96
99%
101
—
conv
99 %
1982—Aprtl-OcZ
116%
1973
91 %
~3
99%
5
82
—-.
22
111% 116%
540
91%
91'A
96%
—
Mar-Sept
96%
1
13
*104
—
ser
85
86
83
86%
99 %
98
98 %
(i
96%
84%
98
84%
4
71%
90
67
73
*71
72
♦91
103
*96
99
104
104
102
102
1
76
72%
57
73%
16
*100% 101%
♦97
Jan-July
May
103%
104
106%
76
68%
73%
67%
101
104%
100%
3
102
102
97
95
104
75
75%
104
103
103'A
*101% 102%
Jan-July
1981
A
84%
3
20
84%
102%
97%
97%
100
104% 105'A
35
103%
105
107
Mar-Sept
S
B
first
4s
mtge
series
105%
61
104
104%
5
-Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
;
*94 Va
97 %
167%
90
90
*89
101% 101%
100
100%
104%
152%
*168%
101
102%
100%
101
103%
100 Va 100%
103%
100
100
*103
Jan-July
I960—.
I. 106%
100%
92%
95
104%
Co—
A
4%s inc
4s
105
104%
Mar-Sept
1971
2%s
105%
Jan-July
—
A
Jan
1 2029
84
84'A
40
83
86%
82%
82
82%
23
74'A
87
93
Jan-July
May
2004—
ser
Power 2%s
84%
93
92
95
June-Dec
1976
5
First
mortgage 2%s
Mar-Sept
1979—.
Wisconsin Public Service 3 Vis
Jan-July
1971
& Power 2%s
100%
93%
1976-Jan-July
103%
93
93%
„
93%
102% 103%
debentures 2%s.„1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
debs
99 Va
*78
April
96%
101 Va
85
May-No®
1966
I
1984
Corp
Yonkers Electric Light
93%
June-Dec
93%
100%
120
92%
94'/a
105
*102%
—
1974
3%s
Electric
Wisconsin Electric
102%
8
12
—
Union Telegraph Co—
mtge
Gen
134%
102 % 102%
*120
—
April-Oct
May-Nov
1985
1983
Coil
2%s
25
102 % 102%
102%
May-No®
2%s
Tel
ASpokane Internal first gold 4 Vis 2013—
Stauifer
85
96
133% 133%
101
104
84%
85
guaranteed 2361—
4s
Wisconsin Central RR
Northeastern RR—
1977
Bell
Standard
Standard
101 hi
97
90
83
89%
*96
__
133%
88
„
*84
__
April-Oct
AprzZ-Oct
Jan-July
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Southwestern
*88%
110
94
1981
1974
series
debentures
Income
Winston-Salem
Mortgage 27/8s
3%s
3%s
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3Vis series D 1967
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Southern
First
A Jan
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
107%
105
—
first
Westinghouse
124%
115
16
—
104
110
100'A 100 %
series B Jan
30-year 5s 1960—
4%s debentures series A 1980
82%
75
105%
*100Va
—
101
112
*103%
94
Jan-July
Jan-July
1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Shore
5s
43
106%
105 Va
102
♦101
♦110
registered 2361
Western
116
111
series
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s
95
94%
78'A
85
Mar-Sept
1977
A
1969
4 Vis
98 %
—
98%
98%
*102% 103%
1981—June-Deo
Western Maryland Ry
Co—
(Oregon
Vis
10
—
163 Va
63%
Co—
Co 4Vis
Natural Gas
Goid
93
96%
1st
Feb-Aug
debentures
Southern
First
6
97%
*110
~
Jan-July
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Gold
97%
92 "A
__
__
Jan-July
1985
1987
California
Southern
Jan-July
Aprli-Ocf
1963
5s
476
103%
93'A
Telephone ft Telepgrah Co—
debentures
3s
2%s
124% 125%
125
June-Dec
1976
gtd
"7
78%
Jan-July
1983
conv
78%
*175
1941—Feb-Aug
income
160 %
20
95
95
Co—
101 Va
94
101%
95
*99'A 101
*__
April
1991—April
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Autf
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
96%
95
98
93%
Mar-Sept
coll trust 7s
Corp
Sinclair Oil Corp
April-Oct
1971
6%s
Halske
&
t§ASilesian-Amer
*94%;
——
RR
mtge 4s
Gen mtge income 4%s
103 %
103 %
99%
April-Oct
debentures
Shell
II
*103
June-Dec
143
—
w
Wabash
97
95
Mar-Sept
& Sons 2%s 1966
Seagram (Jos E)
3s
May-Nov
1977
115%
101%
35
133% 135
1975—Mar-Sept
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dec
H 1980
Mar-Sepl
119
201
Gen
1980
B
debentures
f
s
90
100
ii8ya
118
225
——
Mar-Sept
108%
103 Va
...
Seaboard
1st
81
90
*100%
1957—May-Nov
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973—Aprll-Oct
117
107 Va
107
*102%
—
*100
1989—May-No®
Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Air Line RR Co—
150
—
89%
-June-Deo
1969
RR consol gtd 4s series B
and ref mtge 2%s ser
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I
1st & ref mtge 3Vis ser J 1982
105%
112
*112% 116%
1989-Jan-July
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Duluth first
161
135
—
*149%
90
First and refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Ry—
certificates
bond
*__
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Bt. Paul &
135
152
—
150
150
*166%
Jan-July
First
4s series A 1997
Jan-July
ASecond mtge lnc 4%s series A Jan 2022
May
93%
159 %
—
♦166'A
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis assented series C 1951
0t Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage
93
153
♦149'/a
150
93
90
94%
*92
-June-Dec
6%s sinking fund mtge series C 1951
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
5s
99
104 V*
104 %
151%
102 %
97%
90%
97%
98'A
*96
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
Vis debs series A 1947
6%s
10
105%
*102% 103 Vi
Jen-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Ocl
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
April-Oct
1971
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1972
86 %
103%
3
—
97%
99%
95 Va
11
87%
106%
104
415
97
87%
Mar-Sept
3 Vis assented series A 1951
May-Nov
97
99%
96 Va
5
97
*105%
98
103%
102%
104% 105%
Feb-Aug
1976
3%s debentures 1977
102 Va
99
95%
97
97
105%
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
99
U S Rubber
—
June-Deo
97
95%
101%
100%
102 Va
Mar-Sept
1975
106
94
100%
*100
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
4 Vis s f debs 1973
April-Oct
104'/a
101%
85%'
85
__
May-Nov
Adirond'k
Lawrence &
100
—
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
Second
99%
95%
*94'A
Union Tank Car
102%
*—
debs
conv
Vandalia
Bt
100
103
*94%
6
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
47%
98
*103 %
mortgage
2%s
143%
210
102
Jan-July
mortgage 4%s series D 1977
mortgage 3%b series J 1969
General
86
68 Va
179
Union Pacific RR—
105 %
141%
210
*—
Jan-July
1946
&
100%
99%
75%
3s
101%
99%
210
April-Oct
mtge 6s 1952
mtge 6s 1953
mtge 6s 1955
§ AConsol
18
*100
35 Va
3%s
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
99'A 101
98
100 %
135%
104
105%
134
104% 104%
104%
1974—-June-Dec
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
1st mtge 3 Vis 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s debs 1970
100
101 %
__
*140
Union—
assented
2
1971—May-Nov
and coll trust 2%s 1975.April-Oct
3s debentures 1968
May-Nov
100
100
100% 101 J/4
*102%
Jan-July
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
23
98%
—
u
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Rheinelbe
99%
98%
72%
First
1983—April-Oct
Tobacco 3s debs 1973
99%
*135
73%
1st
(R J)
19
"
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
97
It
Reynolds
97
103
101%
Trl-Continental
106%
105%
97
*93 Vi
June-Dec
debentures
123
95
1003A
*106
May-No®
refunding mortgage 3%s
Quaker Oats 2%s
Orleans 73%s
New
AAdjustment Income
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures
123
97
101 %
t AThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960—Jan-July
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and
98
100
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
*100% 100 7/a
First and refunding mortgage 3%s
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
First -and
95
94%
*—"* 122%
1970—April-Oct
102%
87%
94
99 Vi
Co—
1963
94%
'IV
;
"1
High
Low
98
*95
May-Nov
102
*91 Vi
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1956
JWU. 1
-
98Va
Jan-July
*102
1979
Mar-Sept
mtge 3Vis 1977—Feb-Aug
1983
Jan-July
Terminal
•
»•
First and refund M 3%s series B
June-Dec
1984
<<
No.
of St Louis—
RR Assn
Refund and impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
110
—
98
98
First and refund M 3%s vcerles C 1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
.June-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-July
2%s
2%s
-——Jon-July
May-No®
debentures 1972
Refund and Impt 2%a series D 1985——April-Oct
109 Vi
110
Co 2%s
2 lis debentures 1973
103%
101%
ft
SOHl
High
*98
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%S debentures 1966-—Jan-July
120%
Range sine*
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
98%
1st
3s
Sale Price
High
Low
109
Feb-Aug
1977
Last.
Period
113%
*108% 109%
June-Dec
1974
C
Week's Range
or
Interest
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and Impt
B -1962
series
«
5
22
Mar-Sept
general 4 Vis series D
Plantation
5s
;
..
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Youngstown ft Ashtabula Ry—
First
*
934
-
109
109
April-Oct
April-Ocf
1984
No.
High
Vi
*103
1964—May-No®
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
Jan. 1
*103
June-Dec
*
Sold
BONDS
Range since
101% 101%
ser G
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3 %s series E 1975
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3%6
./
Friday
Bends
115% 118%
1957—May-Nov
Consolidated, guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser l
1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s Ser J
1964_May-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago ft St Louis RR—
.
Friday's
Bid & Asked
99
—June-Dec
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
or
Low
1964__
3.70s .conv deb 1983.
ENDED JUNE 10
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
—
the year's rarge, d Ex-interest . e Odd-lot sale not
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.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
^Companies 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
82
75 Va
101
113
109%
116%
94%
91%
96%
99%
104%
104%
Deferred
A Bonds
delivery sale
not Included
In
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange
June 6, 1955 and ending Friday, June 10.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
*
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Par
Aluminum
Arm#
Arrne
Aern
Cn
Wire
Adams
Hat
Alloy*
,
—
Inc
Ainsworth
6
1
1
Stores
Manufacturing
29%
—1
Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe
67/a
_10
_
Supply Mannfaptnrtng__
Aeroqulp
Shares
common.
8
4%
4 %
13%
13%
Friday
Low
HtO*
6%
3,600
29%
50
4% Jan
Mar
28
6%
8%
3,600
5% Mar
4%
4.200
4%
Jun
3.300
8
Va
Jan
14%
38
Apr
Jan
Air
8'A May
6%
Jan
73A
11%
7%
100
10%
11%
5,300
Way
Airfleets
Industries
(N J)_
Inc—
Shares
—
_1
3
7%
Feb
Jun
12'A
Jan
Alabama Power 4.20%
Range eince
Low
Btgn
1
High
113A
2,600
10%
Apr
12%
Jan
16%
14
16%
3,700
13'/a Mar
16%
Jun
25
25
25%
800
13% Jan
35%
It!
31 Va
8,100
32
1,800
27 Va
%
31%
%
13
Jan
Jan
_50
150
148
150
110
140
Jan
preferred— —100
102
102
103
150
100
Mar
_
Jan.
11
__
-r2
Gas
7% Mar
10
for Week
—50o
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
.
l
Inc
Corp—
Alabama Great Southern
17% Mar
8»le#
Range
Low
Par
High
Air Associates Inc
Week'*
of Pricee
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
1
•
—5
10
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
'
common
Stores
ENDED JUNE
for Week
of Price*
Low
1
WEEK
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
for the week beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
1
Feb
Apr
34% May
150
Jan
105%
Jan
32
The Commerciahwd Financial Chronicle
(2720)
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week'f
Last
Par
Amer
5%
Range since
High
5Vz
2,600
5
1
Jan.
Low
5%
10*
Co
40
7%
2,100
7%
Last
7%
6%
7j/4
54,500
1
5%
5%
5%
2,800
12%
12%
100
1
Jan
far
Petroflna
cauaoian
Jan
9%
Feb
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
Jan
6% May
9%
Jan
13% May
4
Mar
5%
Jan
9% Mar
11%
Jan
Carman
19
Feb
Carnation Co
1
~4%
5
10,100
"10%
10%
11
2,900
15%
15%
16
1,200
14%
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Carolina
Power A
36%
1,300
33%
Jan
40%
Feb
Carreras
tlwce Jan.
13,900
5% Mar
Ltd
pfd—10
partlc
24'A
2-i %
25 Va
4,d0v)
17% Mar
3,300
3% May
—60
3%
—1
1
4
1
1%
V4
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
10
Range
2
13,700
ft
30
27%
1,800
Apr
253/8 May
5% Jan
2 V«
Jan
5%
Jin
30'%
Jan
12
Feb
211 May
100
XU% XJ.0%
9V4
1% May
14,300
ft
30
10
1
Htoh
6%
Capital City Product*
Capital Transit Co_
Allied Control Co Inc
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Product* (Mich; common
1
Share*
6%
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
5%
Low
<
6%
Wiiiiston Mineral*
4
of Prices
—1
Canadian Marconi
Jan
44
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
6% Feb
May
36%
1,200
—
Plaher common
A
39%
—-
Week's
Friday
Canadian
dep ret* Amer shares
Alleghany Corp warrant*
Allegheny Airline* Inc
Alles
10
American Stock Exchange
Algernons Kunstsljde Unle N V
All American Kngineering
ENDED JUNE
STOCKS
Shares
Low
—1
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WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
iBirlmn Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Range
Apr
9% May
Ltd—
Allied Artist* Picture*
6%%
convertible
Corp
preferred
4%
X35
X34 Vz
Jan
Aluminum Co of America—
•3.75
cumulative
preferred
100
99% 100
30%
30%
Hard Rubber
Co
American
Maracalbo
20
Appalachian Elec Power
i%%
38
Feb
Cenco
Jan
Central
Explorers
400
1
Apr
1%
Jan
Central
Illinois
56%
25
50
Jan
56%
Jun
21%
4,600
17%
21%
Jan
33%
1,800
24%
Apr
Jan
23%
Jan
Central Ohio Steel Products.
Jan
Central Power A Light 4%
32%
36
Jun
33% May
37%
Jan
Century
14% Feb
4% Jan
18%
4%
Feb
Cessna
13
Jan
27%
Jun
Camberlin
Jan
21
Feb
Charts
4
18
17%
4%'
%
2,350
4%
400
25%
26%
9,500
19
18%
19%
600
16%
Apr
6%
Jun
16,600
3 %
May
14 Va
13%
14%
1,200
10%
Jan
15
2.40
10%
10%
10%
25,800
Apr
11% Mar
1
3%
10 Vz
10%
110
11
27%
28%
4,300
5
X33%
X32%
34 Vz
10,500
5
16%
16%
17%
6%
6%
31 %
29%
109
Mar
5
Jun
10% May
200
28 %
r
3%
1,400
110%
1
Co
9
200
4
Apr
Feb
13%
Apr
•
convertible preferred
A
(ex
$43
Atlas
Coast
Corp
paid
22
7,700
24% Mar
33% May
74 Vb May
Club
34%
Cocksbntt Farm
675
56
Mar
"18%
2,800
Jan
8%
Jan
6%
6 %
6%
8,900
6%
Jun
2%
2%
5,100
1% Jan
%
103
103%
240
1%
1%
2,300
51%
51%
51%
100
22 Va
22
22%
11%
11%
*
...
1%
Apr
10% May
8
May
4%
Feb
1
1
3%
7,200
10%
Apr
13%
Jan
CoLsolldated
2%
Jan
5
Feb
4%
Feb
18%
Feb
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining A
Smelt'g Lt
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Vz
x4%
15%
15%
16
9
8%
28
12
10%
12
1
loa/4
16%
17
lo
4'A
4'A
12
Jun
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
"2
"2%
41,200
12%
13%
ft
5%
u
50c
common
1
1
6"
Jan
2
May
Apr
Coro
63/4
Apr
Corroon
900
12% Mar
163/4
•
May
16% May
11% Feb
2 Vb
Jan
3% May
9
600
6,400
5
<00
Jan
53A
Apr
15
15%
2.200
14%
Jan
16% Mar
22%
7,000
203/8
Jun
26Va
21
20%
21%
9,900
8%
Jan
493/4
493/4
50%
1,700
45%
Apr
93A
9%
9%
2,000
9% May
11% Jan
1
13
12%
•
•
common
common
•
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc
„•
■
3 Vb
•
Brlllo Manufacturing Co common
British American Oil Co
14
39%
40%
1,000
300
20
-
3 Vb
3%
700
3%
1,000
2%
2%
2%
1,200
1%
7%
7%
19,000
73/4
7%
8
•
--
5,100
--
•
•
300
3%
1
Bridgeport
Gas
Co
*
Bridgeport Gas Light Co. Name changed
to Bridgeport Gas Co (E'ffec June
2)
1,400
7%
101 Vz 102
20o
-
600
8%
13'/z
•
39%
I
Brad Poote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
13
7%
7%
3
--
29%
29%
28%
29
1.
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
10*
American dep ret* ord r*g
British Columbia Power common
—
•
Cent
Petroleum
(Md).
Internat'l
"A"
10%
Jan
Crown
13
Jun
Crystal
--
■
May
Manufacturing Oo
2%
Jan
7% May
53/4 Jan
26
Feb
3%
Feb
9% Mar
8%
Apr
263A
Feb
30%
Jan
Jan
73/4
Jan
6 Vz
33 %
2,600
Jan
7%
Apr
4%
Jun
Feb
333/8
Jun
26
ord
£1
preferred
15%
16%
17%
119%
1
Distillers
xl3%
17%
•
$5 convertible preference
15%
1
reg
common
16%
15%
Jun
Jan
17%
Jun
107% Mar
120%
Jun
18%
Jan
9% May
14%
116% 120%
2,675
16 Vz
lb'/a
*Ov>
7%
10
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (EL) Co common
52,200
7%
600
16
Mar
7%
Jan
Jun
1
13%
13%
14%
2,800
13%
2.50
20%
20%
21%
1,200
19% May
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
*
19%
19%
19%
2,300
18%
•
23%
22%
23%
3,700
7%
8%
500
16%
Feb
26% Mar
•
BSP
Feb
8
50c
common
7% preferred
10
60c convertible preferred
Bunker Hill A Sullivan
American dep rets ord shares
6%
3s 6d
12 Vic
Apr
22'A
Apr
25%
Jan
7%
Jan
8% Mar
11
Jan
10%
10%
100
10 %
Jan
10% Jan
18%
19%
4,900
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
%
%
103,200
%
Feb
%
Jan
6%
18%
7%
27,200
4%
Jan
Burma Mines Ltd—
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
20
10% Mar
9
2.50
Jan
Vz
•'-.7
7%
Jun
25c
3%
3%
100
2%
Apr
5%
Jan
7.50
common
convertible class A
9%
9%
400
9
Apr
13%
Jan
C A C
loo
common
Sugar Estate
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
2%
2%
2%
31,200
50c
5
4%
5%
1,600
1
3%
3%
15
14%
15%
6,400
14
13%
14 Vb
27,800
5%
5%
7,900
1
5
Canada Bread Co Ltd
common
29
28
29%
38%
•
6%% preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd
vtc
1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dredge A Dock Co Ltd
footnotes
5%
38%
100
1%
5
4
May
17
Mar
Jun
Apr
6%
27% Mar
32%
Jan
37% May
44% Mar
Oils
see
Ltd
page
2
•
Vz
~2%
6
3
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
18.900
1,000
4,200
%
Apr
2% Apr
353/4 Mar
5%
Jun
19
Apr
Jan
Jan
43 Vz
Jan
17% May
%
%
xl6%
16%
600
12%
Jan
163A
Jun
12 'A
123/4
2,900
9%
Jan
13
F*b
20 %
20%
800
7
eft
49%
49
49%
8%
13.900
9
5%
"3%
22%
3,100
'
—
3%
v
9%
Apr
133/4 May
26 % May
2%
13,400
16'A
Feb
Jan
19
3%
Jan
May
Feb
Jun
24% Mar
175
Mar
93/a
Jan
1234
160
17%
Feb
26% May
7
Jan
7
•»—
Feb
50 % May
8,200
25
(Mo)
Jun
151
Jan
165
24
Jun
7
25%
—
550
23
11%
20%
Jan
45% May
6% Jan
.
1,000
14%
14%
Jan
193/4 Mar
5,700
'
Jan
17% Jan
'
Brother*
14%
14%
7%
7%
8
27%
-27%
27%
Dennlson
Mfg class A
Apr
18% Mar
.
Gasket
commo:
Jun
18 Va
Jan
Jan
lft
Apr
33
Jan
8
900
20%
Jan
22 y.
Jan
30
1,100-
17%
1,500
29%
lft
iff
1%
Distillers
4%
4%
15%
15%
16 Vb
5 %
5%
,,-'3,700
8%
8 Va
600
20 Vz
21%
Jan
1V*
Mar
Jun
-
Mar
Feb
May
17% Jun
Jan
2b va
23
155
t
May
3
1.100
-5%
*1
30
4% Mar
■
4% Mar
28% Jan
800
Devoe A Raynolds class
Oil*
:
Jan
3
400
4
3%
28%
28%
Jan
13%
300
3'A
3
3
Products.
2ft Jan
Jan
53/a
320
8
17
9 % Mar
1,300
32%
143
'17
A
ManufacturingDetroit Gray Iron Foundry.
Detroit Hardware Mfg Co.
Detroit Steel
18%
Jan
6%
700
1ft
32
Jan
14%
debenture
Detroit
lft
iil
10%
600
18%
14%
Ino
17%
2,600
1,500
18%
24%
I;
33%
Feb
Ao
Feb
2
Jan
4%
*
■'
Jun
Jpn
Ltd—
Co
"I
ltd
American
dep rets ord
Dlversey
(The)
Corp
Dome Exploration Ltd
Domestic
Finance
Corp
ft
reg.
commtn.
Dominion
Bridge Oo Ltd
Dominion Bteel A Coal ord stock.
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Oo Ltd commo
Dorr-Oliver
Dow
DuMont
Class
B)
Co
rhivtl
;
Jan
4
15%
Apr
■13%
Jan
10%
Apr
13%
Jun
6% Mar
8%
Feb
15%
Jan
7%
200
12%
1.200
12%
5%
3.300
4%
28 Va
350
39%
40%
23%
1.700
8%
x9
9.400
41%-
%
42
250
x54%
55
300
15%
15%
17
24,100
5%
x5%
V
;
2.800
23
36
•.
•
7V4 May
Jan
.
Jan
19%
.23%
Feb
7 39% Mar
50%
Jan
Jun.
.>•44% Feo
Jan
8%
.
24 ;, Mar:
"10
./
Jan
45% Jan
58% Feb-
Laboratories—
;
13% Jan
Ltd—
4 ft
200
43/4
—T7%Mar>
x6
6,200
commoi
9%
.
"hilpHnr A Potash Co
21%
x8%
10
400
43A Jun
Jan
Jan
6% Mayt
934 Feb
8%
Jan
10
Apr
2P%
27%
x8%
America-
3ft Mar
3%
7%
Co.
of
21% Jun-
Jan
,"25%
■
Apr
5%
dep rets ord
Corp
6!A- Jan.i'V 9 .: A or
,'v
Jan
19
500
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn
■astern
'
9 5A1
27% May
30%. Jan
9%
28,900
x7% Mar
—9 % May
Malleable
JCDO
10%
19,300
2% Mar
3ft
Apr
•7
6ft
18,700
5% May
7ft
Feb
$8
2ft
2,400
16
Jsn
2~3%
Mar
2
Jun
3%
Feb
States Oorp.
preferred series A.
preferred series B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2
preferred
10'A
10 %
23,700
9%
72 %
70%
72%
800
63%
353A
1,170
Iron-
Eastern
~2U
467
32%
common.
prior preferred
•;
16% Jun
Mar
7'
1.700
27
Hosiery class B
Duro Test Corp common
Dynamics
,
Jan
.5
12 %
commi
(The)
12%
"
4.100
'
Co.
(Allen
A
ft Mar
13%
Ltd
Rubber
3
7%
flrrr*
Driver Harris Oo.
Power
300
17%: ,17%
Dragon Cement Co In
Draper Corp commo:
Drilling A Exploration Oo.
Duke
18,700
-13%
17%
Inc
Brewery
-
_
J-J*
Douglas Oil Company
4% %
•
10c
35.
2
614
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
900
400
-
9-3/4
>1%
2 Vb
10%
In
Durham
14 Vb
Jun
43 Vz
2%
23%
Duraloy
Feb
800
24%
Jan
Jan
4,000
6%
Demleln Corporation
Apr
Mav
2
6%
7%
6%
3 %
Feb
Apr
6%
7%
2%
ll7/8
14%
15%
1,200
39
Jun
33
Jan
6 3/4
32%
Jan
14
12
3.400
Day Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Oo class
Dejay Stores common
4% May
•
Canada 'Cement Co Ltd
For
3%
•
•
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil A Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
Canadian Homestead
Davidson
American
Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products
Oalamba
293/4 Mar
1,500
14%
1 Vb
2%
% Mar
X10% Mar
133/4
6 %
6 %
Apr
May
D
Crystal Dairies
Davenport Hosiery
Dunlop
c
Jun
%
commo:
Da Itch
Devon-Ledue
Ltd—
14
11,700
38
13
1j in 4R-
8 %
311 Feb
37 %
13 '/a
23
preferred
Jan
Feb
Jan
— —
common..
Lighting Inc
Apr
31%
Refining
Curtis
5%
14%
"3%
Curtis
33/4
13
14%
common
Mar
26
„
Oil
Co
Apr
2934 Mar
600
Drug
Cuban
103
1,000
parti
Atlantic Sugar common
Tobacco
commo:
Jan
13%
9
•6
Apr
Jan
13
120 %
...5 V
Cuban
Jan
8 3/4
31V4
5
..
Cork
3%
13% Jan
May
24% May
Jill
common
Crown
Jan
4%
Petroleum
(ord re|
Crown
3
3,500
20%
A.
dep receipts
Jun
25
4%
American
Apr
99 Vz
6%
12%
commoi
Jun
5,700
--
<
Reynolds
21%
45
Jan
Jaxi
xl6%
A
Jan
Jan
25% May
Jan
9%
16%
8 3/4
36
Jun
16
50%
14%
10 Vz
%
9%
10'A Mar
Feb
non-voting.
Jan
5%
Jan
12%
y V4
5,600
43%
Crowley Mllner A Oo.
50
10s
-10a
Co.
7 Vb May
American Tobacco—
bearer
Dae.
Varnish
$1 preferred class
Oourtaulds Ltd—
New
Jun
19
22%
373/4
10
Inc
Creole
23%
1,000
14%
Feb
63A
29
B
16%
Jan
7% Apr
12% May
Distillery Ltd—
voting
A
Class
14
.
Feb
-
27
Cornucopia Gold
Feb
7%
1
common
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
(H)
49%
%
Inc
Uranium
&
Paint
Corby
53/8 Mar
700
Lines
Cook
16,100
20%
1
common
Porman
Feb
20 34
25
Starr A Gorham class A
Co
10%
-ft. 21| Jan
1
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
cumulative
4% May
Jan
•
.
13%
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Continental Car-Na Var Corp..
.1
Continental Commercial
-1
Corp.
Class
Beck (AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Bellanca Aircraft common
4%
7
Jan
36%
,
25%
6
Aviation A
Jan
20c
rets
Continental
3%
5 "A
deposit
Jun
15%
9%
Company
28
7,500
3
Amer
Air
Continental
Jan
8 34
Apr
26
.
Utilities.
Continental
9
~2
Inc
Engineering Corp.
11% Mar
94,900
1,300
9
Petroleum
Containers
Jun
4%
3
Brown
21
Jan
2 Vz
7%
11%
10 3/4
Feb
8%
400
X15;,/4
British
Jan
14% Mar
16,500
28
3
Brown
3%
600
9%
Jan
4%
-1% May.
1,000
1958
Gas
12%
33% Jun
10,000
12%
to
3% Max
2,100
Community Public Servloe.
Oompo Shoe Machinery
ext
1334 Mar
9% Mar
10,000
uonsoudated
Gas—
Inc
rets ord
Oo
Oo.
Connelly
X16 Vt
dep
Stone
'•••- 9% Mar
27% Mar
14,800
A
Apr
1
Amer
Sand
Manufacturing
24% Mar
800
3
common
Oil
Company
Bearing* Inc
British
Airlines
Colonial
Jun V
200
ordinary-
53%
99%
400
♦
Basin
5%%
Colonial
Colt*
Mar
1,200
Jan
5%
Co
Development
8
6%
33,400
15%
3%
lc
Corp
(H C)
vtc
Equipment Co.
19,700
3%
x4
50c
(8) A Co
Oils
Jan
400
Vtc
5%
Bohack
Caribbean
Apr
5%
1,000
Oo_
Jan
•
Blumenthal
Coastal
Products
Jan
x4%
1
Ltd
Inc
Aluminum
Jun
21
5,400
4
commo
2%
1
Black
Corp
13
Mar
113A May
Hosiery Co.
A Lambert Manufacturing
Coal
33 Vt Mar
Jan
10% Mar "
17
2,200
104%
Barcelona Tr Light A Power Ltd
Blauner's
200
Oo,
Co.
Feb
Barium Steel
Bickford's
L
1 % May
47
May
1
Beau-Brummell Ties
29%
31%
2
1
Electronic
Refractories
800
109% May
7% Jan
65
Banco de los Andes—
American shares
Basic
23 Vz Mar
108% May
5% Mar
30%
'53)__*
A
Oil
1V4 Mar
Jan
4,700
Cllnchfleld
May
Jan
6%
Clayton
44
-Jan
11
20%
3,500
on
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banff
28
Clary
1
Co
B
Bailey A Selburn Oil A
Class
250
Jan
1
non-cum
A
9434 Mar
Jan
4,300
Corp.
Manufacturing
Corporation
Colon
preferred
Voting Machine
Science
16 Va Mar
75%
17%
D
2ft Jan
Apr
12 % Mar
14% May
(The)
Feb
650
comm
City Auto Stamping
Controller
6
600
11,500
110%
Feb
Jan
1,300
Cable
A
lVa
Apr
6%
5'a Mar
6,800
Commodore Hotel Inc
ayshlre Collieries Corp
22
Jan
1,400
61
warrants
Automatic
Axe
41 Vt
Jan
Clarostat
29.
Atlas Plywood Corp
Automatic Steel Products Inc..
Non-voting
Jan
Apr
£1
dlv
arrear
Line
Ltd.
Apr
XaaT
6%
700
Consolidated
Wire
14
16 Va
38%
29%
America
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
Chief
Circle
Jan
9"%
Jan
38
common.
Co
Oil
g8
1,600
common.
Amerl
29% Jan
Jan
Associated Tel & Tel—
CI
Corp
Oo
of
Clark
65—
Inc
of
Co
8% Mar
.
17,900
preference
Aircraft
Clark
_5Q
reg
Stores
Convertible
Feb
Feb
8% Mar
600
Apr
2.50
rets
Jun
7%
03%
Apr
Jan
22%
Associate Electric Industries—
Pood
81
Claussner
Equipment Corp
Laundries
Feb
32
107
100
Associated
Jan
75%
12
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing
Chicago Rivet A Machine.
5,700
3%
May
28%
Inc..
Charter
7%
3%
1
Investors
9% Mar
G%
7ft Mar
12-
Jan
pfd-
4ft
7
Jan
8% Mar
25%
400
Century Electric Co common-
700
18
Jan
6 3A Mar
180
800
26%
Apr
9 % May
125
preferred
10 Vz
Light—
Associated
3.50%
35%
Jan
.
Central Maine Power Oo—•
36
8% Mar
5%
13%
•V.
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
5% Mar
Apr
*4
Feb
Jan
Mar
%
Jan
200
Corp.
$1.50 series.
6%
Feb
6
11,700
Ltd
Secur
preference
35%
warrants
American dep
Conv
5%
3%
10 %
15% Mar
b,o00
35% May
29% Apr
3'A
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
Jun
35%
5
preferred
Co
30%
36
4%%\pfd__100
Gas
115
ft May
22,600
400
5
L_.
110% Mar
400
7,800
5
$
30
,10,400
400
9%
2
Argus Camera* Inc
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
A
May
1%
113
2,300
28%
25
Apex-Electric Manufacturing \Co
4.72%
10
Apr
137
Corp of Ami
Corporation
Jan
%
Jan
common.
8%
20c
share*
Armour
Catalln
6%
2,000
Jun
116
A Co
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28%
Anglo-La utaro Nitrate Corp—
&
(A
—2
Ango*tura-Wupperman
Power
Products
Castle
50
ft
2
275
co
Casco
Apr
~9
50c
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Product*
Louisiana
Co
W)
Jan
1,900
2*0d
•
pfd
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Arkansas
(J
Mar
24
8%
2
132
112
pfd—rrrs*
1
Corp
Arkansas
Carter
Light $5
dep ret* B ord
32%
«/a
25
Co
American
"A"
100% May
900
9%
2
126
•2
common.
19%
33
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred—
Tractor
Jan
12%
30%
%
20
American Meter Co
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American
Mar
9% Mar
200
9
1
25
com
1,000
9
9
Co
A
56%
_
American
12%
8%
15
pfd
8%
lAmerlcan Bantam Car Co common__l
American Beverage common.
1
American Book Co
100
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co
95
21%
12%
25o
conv
700
•
_•
Kennedy
A
Baxter
American
Aluminum Good* Manufacturing
Aluminum Industrie* common
Ambrook Inoustrle* Inc
American Air Filter 5%
Carey
25%.
.
22Vz.-26%
181 ..185
168 %
167% 172
11.300
-
28
173/4
Jan
12%
73 Vz
Apr
35%
Jun
Apr
26-%
172
May
195
160
May
181% Feb
18%
23%.
23%
J.m
125
325
In
'23%
Feb
Jan
Mar
25
Jan
20%
21 Vz
Jan
25
Mar*
Apr
May
Number 5437
Volume 181
The Commercial an^Financial Chronicle
.
.
,
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(2721)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR
RANGE
Week's 4
Friday
■'
STOCKS
-
i
Last
Par
17'A
<7:
Bond
i-zata
26% Mar
305,400
2,800
urn
Empire District Electric
Empire Millwork Corp.
12
1
Enquire
44%
1
$1 or 25o
Corporation Ltd.
t
4%
9Va
Feb
53%
Feb
1
li®«
May
4,300
v,
Jan
10
r
4,400
1%
11,800
Glass
Co
16%
Jun
1
common
Kawneer
New
jan
& Co class A
Fairchild
Camera
26c
Association
Firtb
Sterling
Fishrr
5
4,100
3%
1,000
51 %
Ford
Tiger
Motor
class A
Class
A
non-voting
B
voting
Motor
Co
(Peter)
Jan
24
Jan
7'% Jan
Jan
2,100
130
102%
Jan
128
Jun
50
104%
Jan
130
Jun
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Co
8V2
190,700
4%.
600
4%
6
3% May
4%
Feb
4%r
4%
1.21
•
2%
4%
Jun
37,000
16;/£„
& May
Apr
14 y* Mar
700
17
Jun
Apr
Q
:
1%
Power
Co
...
Gellman
Mfg Co
General
common
Acceptance
Corp
Warrants
Alloys Co
General
Builders
convertible
General
American
General
SGeDeral
Mich
Gilbert
(A
19t'LSr
4%
.'
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V
•
class
Disthlieries
Union
Gcbel
(Adolf)
54.50
class A
Kleinert
Goodman
Manuiactunng
Manufacturing
common
Greet
Atlantic
Lakes Oil
Chemical
&
r iceiiuiu
n-r,r.PTV
Gypsum
Line
Co
common
HastingE
Mfg
Jan
25
Jun
Jan
17%
Jun
12
12a4kl
1,400
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
20%
20%
1,600
20
Jan
23%
Feb
1% Jan
2%
Feb
1%£
49
160
114
78
*/C
7,400
60
300
29%
30143c
Co
Corp
Co
Rubinstein
common
A—
Co
common
preferred
preferred
6%%
4%
Henry
Co common
Holt At
Hercules
Bigbie Mfg Co
common
preferred
convertible
5%
Hoe
(R)
Co
&
class
A
Bellinger Consoi Gold
Holly Stores Inc
Holopbane
Horn
Horn
(Geo
As
As
6 Vr
common
1
1
4
3%
3
14 */8
10%
1
-
*74
4%
8%
1,100
i-atar
Hardart
Baking Co
5
Lock
&
Feb
Jan
74%
Feb
30% May
28 Yo Jan
7%
4,300
3%
Feb
1%
Jan
29
Feb
8%
13% Mar
4%,
Mar
Jun
16 % Mar
Jan
5%
Feb
181% 187 yz
350
181
Mar
209
Jan
136*4 137%
175
133 Ye
Jan
140
Mar
2%
Apr
3%
2
May
13% May
18%
2%
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10
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2(64,200
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i
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18% Mar
14
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Jan
18%
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450
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26%
Jan
39% May
55 V4
Jan
60
May
100
1% May
2%
Feb
4% Mar
5ye
Jan
5%
4%
5%
900
5
May
6%
Jan
500
2
Mar
2%
Jan
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7%
Jan
Apr
100
2V<
Apr
3%
Jan
3,800
8%
Jan
15%
Feb
|
2,050
22 Vb
Jan
30 y2
Jun
200
14%
Jan
15% May
300
28 Vb
Jan
33%
Feb
105
May
Jan
81
May
14%
15
12%
59%
76%
2%
Jun
'<
49%bT
May
99%
7%
47
Jan
17%
■' 7,500
■
I
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4%
42
3%
Jan
5
Feb
Feb
Mar
8
Jan
9% May
9
Mar
10 Vb May
14
13%
24%
4%
15% Mar
1%
21%
Xl7
18%
15%
47 Va
138
22%
20%
107
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
15
4%
20 y2 May
50
Public
New
Stores
9%
2.500
Marion
Shovel
Power
1734
1,600
15%
Mfg
2.50
11%
Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock..*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Ot Brit At Ireland__£l
Indianapolis Pwr to Light 4% pfd__100
1,500
11
May
Mesabi
Co
Iron
Textile
Metal
Corp
Industrial
Hardware
Co
ol
Mfg
North
Co
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
International
Petroleum
A
Products
Resistance
Iron. Fireman
tronite
x&8
6%
<
118%
1
3.90%
11%
97% x98
6%
118
v t e
$2
dividend shares
non-cum
Midvale
Co
common
Midwest
Piping
see
page
35.
Jan
8,'a Jan
Wohl
Miller
Co
Service
Public
Missouri
Muskogee
Co
common
Hachman
27%
Milling
9
7%
National
Fuel
2%
2%
2%
Steel
•
16
15%
16%
7
6%
7%
British
England
Haven
Feb
New
Le
4%%
S
1
Idrla
36%
Feb
New
Jersey
29%
Jan
New
Mexico
11%
Feb
New
Park
Jan
8%
Apr
v-w
Process
3% Mar
New
Jan
Mar
nc«
18 Va Mar
New
7 Va
Jun
Jan
21% May
14% Feb
700
4%
Jan
5% Mar
5%
Jun
6% Jan
7%
7%
7%
2,600
7% Mar
13%
1,800
12%
Jan
15
Jan
31 Va
13%
—
13
26%
—
12 y2
31%
1,500
20
12Va
12%
1,100'
Feb
9%
12% Apr
Mar
Jun
13% May
8%
1%
50o
1%
10
16,600
6
6%
700
4
6
4%
1,700
Feb
11% May
9Va
Jan
13%
Jan
6
Jun
9%
Jan
3%
Jan
4% Mar
37%
May
31
Jan
33%
6%
6%
500
4%
Jan
8
%
6%
600
6%
Jan
7% Mar
6
100
35
Apr
46%
Jan
86
44% Mar
Apr
447/a
44%
25
77%
75%
77V4
-1,100
68
Mar
14%
14%
14%
225
13
Jan
—1
1
2%
2Va
2%
5,600
2
Jun
20
19%
20%
300
13% Mar
1
82%
81%
83%
4,800
70% May
86
Jan
•
3
X36 %
X36%
100
28%
Jan
40
May
11
Jan
36
11%
1,200
3%
11%
3 7/8
2,220
19%
19%
900
11%
16%
Apr
3% Mar
Jun
20 %
Feh>
14 Va
«
30 % Mar
Jun
20
May
19
Jan
29
Apr
45
Jan
35 %
Jan
38%
Feb
lOVo
10%
2,400
9%
Feb
10%
Jun
14%
I4V2
100
13%
Jan
15 %
Jan
X34 %
33'%
35
3,500
28%
28%
27%
28%
1
I
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3
•
10
137/a
14
25
26'%
42%
Feb
25% Mar
31%
Jan
16,300
13%
Jan
750
11 % Mar
14Va May
4,500
X26 %
57/a
5%
6
8,'!r
9
18,400
39 Va
35%
40%
10%
11
1
25o
13%
13%
1,000
1,200
Jan
10 V*
Feb
Jan
47 y8
Jan
13
Feb
May
7%
27
8%
5
6
Feb
11%
Jan
1 Vb
1 Va
600
Jan
8
S '/8
200
7% Mar
17% Mar
18%
17%
18%
4,800
14%
14%
14%
5,000
wi
New
preferred
Chem
Co
Arizona
Land
Co
common
York &
York
1%
Feb
8%
Feb
19% Mar
Jan
17%
Jan
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
29%
100
26%
22%
22%
700
20'/a May
4,100
6% Jan
9%
x9
29%
Feb
24% May
9%
Jun
Feb
9%
28%
5%
5%
6
9,900
3% Mar
57/a
5%
6
2,000
5%
Jan
36
50
34%
Feb
36
19%
19Va
20%
Jan
20% May
14
14
14
36
29%
800
3,100
Jan
25
17%
Jan
103
100
•
2
ll?r
1
—1
57%
100%
'
'
55%
/
uf
13% May
39,300
1% May
12,500
59
100% 100%
106
700
46
Jan
10
99
May
10
106
105%
100
4%
1.100
169% 169%
20
4%
169 %
431/4
250
8%
8%
1,900
4%
4%
200
3%
3%
100
20%
20%
41
1%
20%
"l%
1%
26%
26%
7%
7%
34
~5%
15%
5
7%
1
15 Va
Apr
2% May
61% Mar
103
Apr
108
Mar
104
Apr
5
Jan
Jan
Jup
45'%
41
7%
Apr
Jan
4% .Jun
3% Mar
19
Jan
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
5%
3%
23%
132
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
Feb
2
9,000
1 Va
Apr
25 %
Apr
1.101
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
May
'34%
Jun
7
Jan
200
5%
4,100
31
5% Jun
15%
5 Vb
700
3,900
30% Mar
17%
Feb
Jan
6%
Feb
21% May
27%
Jan
14% May
4 %
23%
4,000
3%
13,500
2%
Jan
3%
5%
3,200
4%
Jan
5%
13%
Jan
20%
20
20%
11,801
15%
15
15%
1,309
12,700
1U
1.9«
11%
12%
3,000
27%
26%
28%
2,900
4,300
12 % Mar
Jun
Apr
Mar
23
16% May
Jan
1% May
10% Mar
12%
Jan
26
Mar
33%
Jan
Apr
24%
Jan
19 Va
21
22
26%
27 3
700
24 Va
Jan
28%
Apr
1
29%
30 %
75
26%
Jan
30 Va
Jun
*
—1
30c
1
3%
3%
1,100
3% May
4%
Jan
9,900
2%
4%
22
3%
2%
2%
2%
12
5.500
10% May
24%
24%
25 Va
2,900
21
"2%
"2%
4% Mar
2
Jan
1,700
131
Mar
4
3
14
4%
3%
Apr
4
8%
Apr
17
Jun
3% Mar
5
Mar
48 "Va
27 Va May
43 %
44%
13,200
24%
26%
15,430
19% Mar
2%
3 V8
14,400
2\l
1,100
2%
1,100
4y8
Jan
Jan
Jan
78
Apr
3
A Apr
10%
54%
Apr
Jun
2,7« May
58
49%
Va
2%
4.600
19,300
25%
54%
Jan
Feb
10,200
44
2%
7%
3% Mar
145
4'*8
40 % Mar
3
26% Mar
16%
•
10
Feb
29,400
3%
Feb
Jun
12
.
137% 140
15%
L10
Jan
11%
1
1
1
a
11%
20
50c
Honduras Rosarlo
Merchandise
Apr
106
3%
23
Feb
Mar
176%
3%
116
*
Co
6%
5%
3%
25o
2
1
10
Jun
6
165 % Mar
300
34%
*
33
400
1%
27
5%
Jan
Jan
550
129% 132
23 Vs
cummua
Auciiuii
14% Mar
13 Vb
29%
22%
1
Superior Oils
xorx
Jan
287/a
25
Zinc
(v
,
12%
'
•
•
5
common
& Watch Co
Mining
Apr
7Va
Feb
5 Va May
200
5%
5%
__
10,700
26V2
Feb
21 %
9,300
8%
"2U
&
4(5 Apr
4,nlT Jan
1
138%
&
Apr
6
Apr
Jun
19%
37% May
19%
3%
19%
—
100
MJn
New
May
4%' Jan
8%
4,700
Tel
Clock
5
13 Va
1% Mar
Jan
Mar
5%
1
40o
Co
convertible
Mar
99
1%
Jan
5%
PfAalon Oil Ltd.
Mur
8
1,300
Corp
Nestle
Jan
U
Radiator
New
Jun
2,100
t
Ltd
Neptune Meter common
R%
Mar
Machinery
Products common
Car
Transit common
National Union Electric Corp
119%
2% May
Corp
National
Jan
92
Inc
Industries
Rubber
National
Jan
3,100
(Mich)
Gas
Research
700
8
700
7
1
1
10
common
Brewing Co
4,100
9%
7%
1%
1
Hess
Jan
Fpb
4% Mar
Dehydrating &
Co
Bellas
National
Jun
24% May
Jun
1
Inc
Alfalfa
National
4%
27,000
2%
10
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Jun
15
23%
11,700
.
N
11%
23
37/a
r
5%
10
50o
common
Muter Company
41%
Jan
13% May
3%
5%
100
preferred series B.100
4.50%
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
lOo
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
8%
cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
IMuntz TV Inc—
1
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
National
99%
25
Jan
"5%
cumul
4.80%
Jun
20 V*
26%
nfd
common
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Ourp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
99%
Jan
Apr
11%
*
common
convertible preferred
4%%
1,050
IN
24 % May
19%
700
100
1
50c
—50
National
9
Jan
1,400
13V2
5
Co
Refineries
Mid-West
9% May
19 Vb Apr
10%
19
21%
131/4
50o
Abrasive
'Mid-West
Presto
36 Va May
24
20%
Products—
Midland Steel
Mlg & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
8%
Jun
; 1%
Bumper
National
Feb
Jan
—
1
2.50
Michigan Sugar Co common
1
6% preferred
10
Micro ma tic
Hone Corp
1
Middle States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
1.700
6%"
119%
r
footnotes
5%
% May
3%
Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan
New
pfd__100
Inc
For
300
30
.
J
Manufacturing
100
9®®
•
10c
Co
Royalty
Public 8ervlce Co
9
5
International
14,300
11%.
•
capital stock.*
International
Icwa
5
14,890
37%
50c
America
International
Investors
7%
common
National
imperial
3,100
1
Jan
Apr
Feb
18,300
%
5
4%
1
hita
May
15
Apr
3 Va Mar
2% Mar
1
Co
Petroleum*
Merrill
common
Co
&r
Johnson
Menasco
common
Dredging
McWilliams
M>ad
& Co
(AG)
McKee
National
Illinois Zinc Co common
Apr
24
1
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Jun
Jan
Apr
16%
13%
*
Ltd
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
National
7% Jan
28 Va
42%
Feb
21%
£1
10
Ltd
Co
Communication
National
5
15 Va May
Jan
4,500
1
•
common
(The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
Feb
99%
1?6"
—10
r.__.4._-_i____-_7
Manischewitz
111%
41%
4'/a
Co
Service
common
Mangel
Jan
Mar
1%
3%
50c
Corporation
Oil
Magna
Apr
84% May
Jan
14 % May
M
23%
32% Jan
11
20%
5
Chain
National Starch
Insurance
class A
(The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenhelmer (The) Co
Lynch Corp
Jan
1,010
13
•
Steel
Locke
Apr
3,400
May
Feb
1
B
148%
900
•
•
Jan
Apr
18 % May
11%
1
10
•
Inc
Groceterias
Mar
4%
4
Jan
May
~3%
B
Y
preferred
Jun
24
May
57%
38%
25o
Fabrics ol N
cumulative
Apr
25%
88 %
Refining capital stock—*
5
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Pood Products
Jan
800
•
common
4%
4%
100
Inc
3% Jan
1,175
5
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & T.leht 5^
3
3%
33%
•
common
(Hanrey)
Humble Oil As
88
Jan
14%
—
•
15
•
A) As Co
Hardart
preferred
Hubbell
Hurd
Mines
Inc
Border's
Hcrmel
Co
_
21
~8%
10c
1
10
2.50
1
1
*
Products
Steel
49
700
100
100
1
Co
Dept Stores common
Class
lye
Mar
49% Mar
Apr
77%- Jun
140
1%
4
57
Apr
40
__
•
•
2
Light
Co
Lithographing
Hazel Bishop Inc
Eelie-i
47
16% Mar
%
Havana
Mining
300
1
1
—25
1
2
1
10c
-10c
•
5
Eatb8way Bakeries Inc
HazeJtine
11% Mar
Mar
25c
Brewing
Jan
ll'/a
—*
Company
Electric
Barvard
Jan
8 Vb
15
'^12,200
H
Hartford
4%
21
47
2
Abalastine—
Organ
109% May
Apr
6^ May
8% Feb
17%
1 %
ao
Lamp Co
Hammond
Feb
3
25'500
— ;
20%
50c
&
107%
25
5,300
i
J 4,400
16%
77%
_—
Products
G)
(R
Tourneau
Maine
24
187 Va
136%
Company
stores
Feb
16%
77%
Leaoco
Hydraulics
Grieeedieck
Feb
2,000
5
1
Jan
1%
105%
24
•
100
Ltd
Oils
Grass
111%
Jan
105% Feb
—
Tea—
preferred
ctrru*
Apr
%
'
| 1,000
1014.
Jan
400
14%
10
common
Jan
108%
iP-st
'
•
4%
Inc
Pacific
Ac
•
6rf"
15%
Non-voting common stock
1st
'
5%
18%
241/4
14%
3%
Co
preferred
conv
Realtv
Class
Apr
14%
x23%
~3%
University
common
cum
Loblaw
Feb
5
106% May
1
5
Co
Extension
Inc
Feb
Jun
Feb
Jun
1
Machine
Monotype
Salle
Jan
Apr
700
14%
1
Ltd
Sessions
&
Lamson
Lanston
5%
108
:,L
5
Company
Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware
ju.«*srty
Mar
4
50
108^1
.
Jan
14%
,
14%
1
Lakey
Feb
8%
Jan
12%
X23 %
33 %o
20c
Co
Mines
Shore
6%
16 ya
2,300
*
I
3%
10o
Co
Industries
Amer
4:1/^
16'
6,'fi
10
va
2%
3
Jan
17% May
12 %
10
—5
7.50
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
Le
11,600
:>''-
~
1
Forge Co
Laclede-Chrlsty
f-nf^nurt
42%
7/fr Mar
33
1 %
Feb
5%
4% Mar
112 Jah
L?y
Feb
19 y2 May
4%
1
Rubber Co
Oils
Ltd
Brewing
Kroy
3%
Jan
105%
S,
108
pfd_25
1
5
conv
Rapids Varnish
Great
2,000
/
6%
00
Co
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Manufacturing
16%
1
Mines
Consolidated
Helena
18%
4%
*
50
1
Stores
Krueger
3%
Jan
4%
5
5
*
2.50
Co
M Co Ltd
G
(I B)
Kropp (The)
Feb
6%
265,000
Jan
Knott Hotels Corp
Apr
7% Jun
16
-
'
—
•
Goldiield
Gorham
_4%
.•
preferred
prior
Eeain
2%
—
1
•
B
C
I
?
39-W
314
5
Inc
Godchaux Sugars
37%
1%
B
Inc
Co
—
10
1
Co..
&
V
*
Corp
Globe
Becla
Jan
5% May
2% Jan
400
*
1
common
McBsan
Glcnmore
Hah
14%
50
—1
Mines
Gold
f»*v
AJden
Greer
1,000
11,200
8%
■•/;.'
Corp
C)
Gladding
Great
2%V': •„ 2,500
39
1
Corporation
preferred
preferred
$5
Yellowknife
7%
2%
2%
32%
112
3% Mar
500
163««A
.
Stores
Power
54.60
Gray
6%
100
50c
preferred
20
Public Service $6 preferred—*
Georgia
Grand
2,500
15%
19
Plywood Corp common
General
i-"to
Apr
r
i
714
Jan
109'4
2%
2%
£1
5
rets ord reg
dep
convertible
Giant
6%
27y«
10
7% Jan
2% Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Lodge & Shipley
Fireproofing common
Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
General
Gerlty
1,000
r
Electric Co Ltd—
General
5%
preferred
3F4S.
HI >•:.$£
6%
•
com—1
25
Supply Corp
1
6%
15%
——
General
30%
111
100
1
1
Lake
Kobacker
Lear
■
31%
•
common
preferred
10,300
3
Jan
Products
Development
&
Kirkland
La
Gatirsau
Oil
Lake
8|g,
8%
200
2
<*ie
2%
Co
&
;vyv
120%
130
£1
reg
Brewing
(Geo
123%
•
•
dep rets ord
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fuller
5%
Apr
Ltd—
Amer
f vi
6%
10%
May
21V4 Mar
6,400
Jun
of Canada—
Class
e^-»
10
2,400
6%
1
60 V2
4% Mar
200
1
Inc
Line
10,800
5%
Feb
5% May
Jan
4%
1%
9 0
34 V*
Inc
Kingston
Klo
2+& Mar
Jan
60
2.50
1
Inc..
Co Inc
Pltsslzemons Stores Ltd
Flying
2i5«r
31%
Jun
l3/* Jan
•
(Phlla)
(M H)
an
25
7,100
21,000
10
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
27
Instrument_____l
&
Oils Ltd
rargo
'.
Apr
103%
<% cumulative preferred
Jun
10
1%
5
(when issued)
common
Key Co common
Kldde
(Walter)
18 % Mar
9ya Jun
2,300
9%
1
4% May
1 % Apr
pfd—100
(Del)
Co
Kennedy's
;
(Max)
4%
1%
2%
1
Corp
Kings County Lighting common
Factor
1,600
100
15a
Inc
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%*
Jan
%
M
6%
K
Motors
Kaiser
5% Mar
Jan
4%
32,900
1%
1%
Jeannette
Jan
5%
1%
1 %
Jan
22%
42% Jan
16%
.10
Line common.
Jan
Apr
750
[
io
Eureka Pipe
7%
1%
Corp
1
Jan.
High
10c
Oil
Range since
High
5%
6%
Jerry O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
105% Mar
3% Jan
Low
Shares
J
Apr
18%
Sales
(or Week
Range
1
Israel-American
Jan
23
Week's
ef Prices
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
x20% May
Jan
21,000
500
W air ants
Jan
16 y4
;
11% May
,,
'«r
Irving Air Chute
Jan
17%
•
Bale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
^
Jun *•-
Jun
102%
3 00
IfV
preferred
Inc
Eureka
200
■
1
10c
—1
Manufacturing Co
Corp common
convertible
30
-
32 :,.Apr
% Jun. ;'
l69
.'12
7,200
High
Last
STOCKS
<
.
Jan
'
100
14%
100
1
pfd
5%
10
'JA i;?
1
18'A
•:,%
A
%• Feb
2i,«ov)
%
Corporation
Mectrcgraphlc Corp common.
Corp of America
'
12%:
2,900
3C-,a
common.
Electronics
Equity
s/_
Jan*!
13/8
Share
&
Rights
Emsco
.....
9.2O0
ii
Metric
4
Ml
Bange since
" 0-4'' jj,
Jmm
\
Xl8*3T
*
I
Mines Limited
Kdei
V
Sharei
High
17
JUNE
ENDED
Friday
fer Week
of Prices
Low
a-
E*j!j Washing Machine class B.
WEEK
Bales
Range
Bale Price
A»ttrto*n Stock ExchsBf*
33
Jan
40
Jan
10
Mar
13% May
54%
Jun
11 Va May
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
•f Prices
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
Low
Niles-Bement Pond
North
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Penn
RR
6%
Mar
45
Jun
ttenunei
Jan
5,700
6 Va
14,200
13'A
50'A
4%
5
1,300
27%
28'A
1.800
7%
7%
8%
4Va%
3,900
93
pfd—100
100%
93
100
Jan
4%
50%
Feb
Jun
6% Mar
Jan
Feb
Jan
5%
28%
8%
Apr
Jun
10
88
Mar
330
100'A
9% Mar
,19%
Feb
26
99
Jan
Sentry
3% Mar
Jan
Jun
45
19,400
28 Va
50
fierv
19
Jan
2 VB
7
15%
48 %
5
Mar
35%
30,600
94%
104
Jan
Bervomechanlsms
e Lather
Bhattuck
Company
1
i
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power
4%%
preferred
100
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
40c cumulative
7
Television Inc
5%
1st
Electric 6%
1st
red
4.50%
Pacific
red
1,900
Apr
Jan
preferred
112
Power
Mar
84% Mar
6% May
8%
Jan
6%
6%
Apr
Jan
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
19%
Jun
23%
Israel
Oil
Parker Pen Co
Class B
32%
33 Va
200
105% 100%
510
100
27
30
100
Jan
27% Jan
29
29%
27% Mar
29%
Mar
27%
106%
105%
Jan
2
Jan
106% May
3% Feb
12 Vb
11%
12%
97,700
109
225
L—*
~1%
1%
1%
31,000
1 %
l'A
1%
20,500
6%
1
.—2
104
Ve
5%
"5 Va
Jan
67% Mar
1 % Jan
1 % May
24,600
6
5%
13
Jan
110% May
70% Jan
2
Jan
2% Jan
16 Va
7%
x6%
16
7%
;X6%
.
7%
7%
.
16%
17'A
17'A
8%
Jan
Jan
62%
Apr
5
Jan
16
Jun
25%
300
1,800
24%
8%
Jan
4,100
1,600
9%
Jan
17,400
Jan
6% May
5% Jan
16%
Jan
Co—
6
Apr
Feb
18% Mar
Penn
Power
(Effective
&
June
Perfect
Circle
Peruvian
Oils
Corp——.
&
—2.50
Minerals—
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
—1
*
—
lOo
Pierce Governor common
Pinchln Johnson Ltd Amer
Pioneer Gold
Mines
.
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell & Alexander
10
25o
4%
68
68%
2 l'A
20%
300
22
3
2
1,100
900
41/4
Jan
4%
Apr
18
Jan
23 % May
x71%
H
3 ft
20,700
l{j{ Jan
3% Mar
6%
800
6
9%
1,200
4
x4
4'A
15%
16
May
May
2,000
15% May
2
—
1,900
1|8 Mar
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
~9%
9%
9%
7/200
104% 107%
1,600
78%
22%
1,300
21
7 Va
7%
1,600
4%
107%
4%
900
21%
2 l'A
7'A
31
31
3%
31
3%
5%
Jan
9%
Jun
Jan
110'/a
Jun
May
May
271/4
Jan
9%
Feb
3% Jan
4%
Jun
7
100
27%
Jan
31
Jun
3%
2,109
3%
Jan
x4%
7%
7%
8 Vu
1,600
6%
Jan
491/2
Jan
60
x58
58 'A
300
52
Jan
60%
12%
12'A
12%
600
11
% Mar
1
81/4
17%
17%
18 'A
4,000
17% May
8%
3%
9'A
35,200
5ft Jan
918
May
Feb
2'A
2 Va
2'A
Prosperity Co
2,300
1%
Feb
2%
Apr
*
50%
49
50'A
1,500
15%
Feb
5OV2
Jun
10%
10'A
•
Public Service of
Colorado—
4V4%
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
Puget
Pyle-National Co
4.08%
100
52'A
•
com
common
100
200
53
44
15%
10
9%
325
16
900
28
50
Feb
Mar
""
28
1
Pyrene Manufacturing
1,600
102% 103'A
103
Quebec Power Co
19
10% Mar
106%
Apr
Jan
15%
26
53
Jun
Apr
16%
Southern
Pipe
Southland
Spencer
Co
8%
Feb
Jan
8%
100
29
Apr
35%
Btandard
Oil
Btandard
5,300
30
Jan
12%
100
10%
Jan
18%
19%
1,000
16%
1%
1%
2,000
u
Vb
38%
38%
40%
800
11%
.
Reliance Electric
11%
11%
9,300
>
&
Engineering—
Remington Arms Co Inc-
1
13,900
..
7%
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Rio Grande
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc.
extended
to
Jan
3
7%
Common
Rotary Electric Steel
New
(The
F
C)
May
Jan
Feb
7%
6,400
4 7/8
Jan
7%
7%
900
4%
Feb
3
2,000
2%
2%
2%
1,300
2% May
95%
Standard
95%
60
xl5%
10%
24
Jan
Mar
1% Feb
1% Mar
Tube
Co
of
14%
Parts
(A)
Drug
Talon
Inc
Class
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
pfd 5% series
Cum
Cum
pfd 4%%
Cum
pfd
series
4.40%
Technicolor
A
Sapphire Petroleums
Bavoy Oil Inc (Del)
Bayre
&
Fisher
Ltd
Brick
Power
Thew
8hovel
Thlokol
&
ordinary
Inc
8%
;
common
8%
Schick
Inc
Bcullln Steel Co
92%
Jan
Tborofare
New
Tllo
57% May
41%
42%
600
38%
Jan
43 Va
Apr
26 %
26 %
800
25% Mar
28 V4
May
17 Ve
400
24% May
16
Jan
26
17
4%
200
23
25
common
Bcurry-Ralnbow
Oil Co Ltd
25
2
Bee man
Bros
Inc
Oil
1,200
20
1
1
Jan
Apr
'Jan
58
6
70
Jun
4%
3,000
4% May
4% Feb
6%
Apr
"5%
~57/a
8,600
5'A
Jan
6%
Jan
26
400
23 Va
Jan
15
2,100
13%
Jan
14%
15
4 Va
4 Va
4%
18,900
1%
Jan
1,400
53%
Jan
55
54'A
27 %
26%
28'A
33
33
200
16%
17
4,600
17
55
5,300
6
26
Jan
Mar
16%
Apr
5%
Jun
61
Feb
26'A Jan
31%
Apr
30%
36'A
Jan
Apr
29%
May
18
Jan
16
30 7 a
16
May
17%
Jan
2,300
31
14%
Jan
7%
7%
8
900
6%
Jan
5%
5'A
5'A
600
5
Mar
3%
3%
2,700
3%
•
3Vs
5%
3%
6Ve
5%
31%
5%
300
100
3,100
400
3%
1,600
6%
41,900
32
300
25 Va
24%
26
7,600
20%
20 Va
21
900
4
12,200
3%
9%
9%
17%
17%
41
43
•
*4
4
31%
10
700
500
4'A
28
1,200
32
2,600
9,800
7 Va
Jan
3%
4%
Jan
Jan
51%
Jun
Jan
8
Feb
17%
Jan
20'A
14
Jan
18%
Apr
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
3%
Jun
4Vs
Jan
26% Mar
23% Mar
37%
3%
32% May
9% May
Jan
43
17%
1
Feb
Jun
25'A
5%
Jan
20
May
3% May
Mar
7
15%
Apr
36% May
3%
4%
Apr
Feb
8% Mar
36
May
30%
Jan
43% Mar
23%
4%
10
Jan
Apr
May
22%
52
Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb
May
24
5 Va
36%
Jan
1
17%
17%
17%
2,400
3
16 Vb
15%
16%
3,800
ll'/a
Jan
16% May
7
28 %
27%
31
2,700
23%
Feb
31'A May
16% Mar
32
Corp
1
17%
16%
17%
3,100
5'A
15,100
Inc
Tri-Contlnental
Temper
Trunz
Feb
Mar
Corp
Apr
331/8
1574
Jan
Apr
14%
100
5 'A
May
9'/4
,38
II,800
600
Jan
8'A May
281/2
Jan
6% Mar
23 »/a
Feb
9% May
501/2
Feb
5%
7,800
3%
Jan
6% Mar
6%
7%
1,400
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
Gas
Investment
11%
2,400
400
65 % Mar
11
Jun
78% May
13% Jan
14%
15%
2,600
12% Mar
20%
2 l'A
3,300
14%
21%
21
21%
1,000
11%
10%
11'A
5,300
300
22%
Jan
4
J,
48,300
7%
800
8%
20%
21
27"%
27%
29
14,500
of
Omaha
250
common
ord
registered
10%
United
U S
Machinery
8
and
U
S
Rubber
United
Vitamin
Corp
Corp
common
American
Insurance
Universal
Products
Feb
Apr
1
Feb
Jan
1
56%
Jan
69
4%
Jan
103%
2%
175
2%
103
4,600
2Va
Jan
,f!
99
Jan
Apr
12 Vb
IVa
Feb
/a May
7%
105
2%
Mar
Jun
May
Jan
lib
]!)
1%
1
J-
1,500
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
3%
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
11%
12%
83,700
10
May
14 Va
29
26%
29
25
Jan
1(1
2,700
19 % Mar
Jan
29%
Apr
29
Apr
G
5%
4,000
6
6%
13.600
46
5%
50%
1,100
5
3%
Feb
5%
Jun
Jan
6%
Jim
Apr
4%
41
50%
Jun
10 Va Mar
Jan
100
85%
Jan
2,300
6%
Jan
600
35%
Jan
600
7%
Feb
•
6%
39
7%
6%
x6%
39
38
7%
7%
102
9'A
40
9%
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
10s
5
100
230
1
Jan
5%
45%
47 Va
8,800
1,080
37
13
4,400
11 Va
9,900
12%
2%
2%
165%
148 Va
•
16%
1
16
5
2%
173
•
1%
12%
Jan
45%
38%
12%
1
Jan
33 %
46%
lOo
50o
A Feb
%
16%
2
5
Jan
15%
Apr
3%
Jan
12% Mar
1,500
1% Mar
2,900
173
Jun
16% Mar
,
2%
Jan
May
11
2%
Mar
Jan
8,500
2,800
9
54% Mar
40%
3,800
12 5 a
Feb
Jun
l'A Mar
Mar
2% May
90% Jan
5 Va
12'A
Jun
5%
239 %
13%
Jan
5%
Apr
Apr
Co
common
Sugar
Va
2%
5,200
1%
Jan
68 %
68%
100
65 Va
Apr
73
Jan
45 %
42 %
46 %
1,100
28%
Jan
46 %
Jun
10
30
29 %
30%
1,200
25% Mar
32
Apr
3%
3%
17,000
7%
3,000
25c
25A
10
B
3%
2
3'A
Feb
2% Mar
3%
Jun
7%
Jun
Jan
21%
Apr
374 Mar
5is
Feb
fa-/8
npr
81/4
Feb
"%
J»n
Valsp&r Corp common.
convertible
$4
7%
preferred-
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
Co
Venezuela
Vlnco
1 Va
Jan
3ft
7
Jan
12% May
31/4
Jan
474 May
18% Jan
15% May
Norman
Venezuelan
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc_.
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal 6c Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vnlpnn
Rilver-Lead
CorD.
"7%
5
89
90
•
30'A
31'A
1,100
4'A
800
warrants
Feb
300
8,700
25'A
15
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Jun
600
7'A
6%
7
~2%
Apr
31
lft
1
Securities
Universal
29
3,900
400
10
Reclaiming Co
Stores
Jan
3%
62 'A
Mar
8%
25
common
International
States
23
33,900
ft
common
U S Foil class B
U
5,100
lig
61%
Jan
26
23
Conditioning Corp
Van
11%
May
9%
600
5%
16% Apr
21% May
74
Apr
6%
62 Va
25
Specialties
Air
10c
common
Preferred
R% Apr
28i/4 Mar
1%
20 %
29'A x30
20% Mar
Ltd—
Co
rets
RR & Canal
United Shoe
Jan
11 Vb
x30
Mar
35% May
11%
1.25
20
Sharing
preferred
20
1U
Feb
112
Apr
22
1
4Va Mar
40 Vb Mar
100
Porducts common—50o
Corp
Profit
2,100
11%
17
24 Vb
20% Mar
21 % Mar
5
4
Products
Utah-Idaho
23%
20
Jan
5 Vb
•
Co
Yards
dep
J
Corp.
Canada
Universal
771/4
Jan
15
20%
•
Management Company
Amer
Jan
5 %
Jun
23'A
18'A May
u
Apr
13% Mar
10%
13% May
109
xl5%
•
Molasses
27%
200
800
10
1
Inc
Milk
Apr
14,600
10c
warrants
United
98
15 Ve
Jan
r_20
70c
preferred
Trans Lux Corp
True
14%
109'A 109%
11%
1
common
Corp
Elastic
1,900
3 Vb
70
22%
Apr
4%
1
Realty & Construction
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5i
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Aircraft
3.800
16%
67
4%
25c
United
4%
"l
70
3 l'A
Inc
United
7,200
17
•
4%
4%
1474
Markets
Jan
5'%
—50o
42%
26 %
31%
common
Roofing
3% Mar
3V4
12 VB
21
Seaboard Western Airlines
Securities Corp General-.
Feb
Jan
37'A Mar
46 Va May
109 %
Apr
15%
ft
9%
8%
Jun
28%
1
Union
32%
4
Feb
J an
Jan
5
of
11%
7%
7 Va
Jan
•
Union
15Vi
7%
8%
32
Jan
common
Apr
30%
4%
200
Jun
49%
II
common
Corporation
United
7%
6% Mar
41%
1
Inc
70c convertible preferred—
Thor
Jun
7%
Jan
8
27%
250
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co
37%
1
4%
5,100
1
Chemical
11%
1
40 % May
10
•
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
Chemical
Jan
_25o
Co
8%
Jun
Apr
500
1
common
Unexcelled
20
23%
4% Mar
5Vb
200
1
Ulen
I,300
20
Apr
53
common
Co
Inc
Texas
United N
20
series
3% Mar
1
common
Electric
Universal
Ban
Jan
1
B
Corp
class
B
Tampa
Jan
75%
45
May
46 %
1
common
Oil
Feb
37
28%
-1
Superior Portland Cement
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan Finch
21%
53
10
Corp
Supermarkets
Jun
10
8%
50o
Corporation
Ray
ll'/a
45%
*
Sunrise
Jan
28%
5
Sun
Mar
8V8
18'A May
23
(Hugo) Corp
Stop 6c Shop Inc
Stylon
37
•
common
Co
Jan
25
common
Btlnnes
16
76%
"5%
13%
&
May
35
32%
13%
'81
Apr
6% Mar
Jan
47
45,500
18 %
B)
38
•
5
200
7%
17
24%
10
4Va
18 %
(J
9,600
Jan
30'A May
700
Corp
Canada
29 V4 May
38 Va Mar
2,500
12,800
Va
16%
Btetson
100
5'/a
•
10
8
4
~
8
211/4 Mar
1
36
Corporation
tinned
Corp Ltd commonMilling Co Ltd
36
& Co common
600
Company
Bt Lawrence
Ban Carlos
2,900
49'A Jan
27% Jun
8,300
6,600
Co
Feb
371%
6%
6%
32%
•
Jan
15%
common
6
31
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Instrument
lOo
400
81/4
6
32'A
7%
10
class
(The)
15%
37%
Jan
1
B
a45,i/2 Jan
"'68
36%
8%
Jan
33'A
'46% May
20% Jan
28
35'A
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
32 %
——
30%
100
1
8
Toledo Edison 4%%
37 %
common
2,900
35
42
Light common
8tandard-Thomson
Btandard
X22% x22%
—
34'/a
35
7'/a
preferred
Corp
Products
United
Co.
common
1074
2%
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
37
Jan
2%
pfd F_
Rowe (The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russell
%
2%
American dep rets ord
reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
Ave
Jan
7%
,.
33 Vb
34%
preferred
class
Union Stock
1965—
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Russeks Fifth
1
Jan
55
Rice-Stix Inc—
Richmond Radiator
33%
1
Apr
36% May
13% Mar
36%
1%
Reis
2,900
1
&
Feb
27'A
40
Packaging Corp
Power
106%
26
34%
(Ky)
Convertible
Btandard
Feb
Jan
27%
41%
Corp
Forglngs
117%
1M.%
125
"5 Va
Standard Industries Inc
Standard
Jan
Jun
Jan
48
20
Co
convertible
12 Va
68
100
47
19%
12.50
Mar
25
Apr
25
9% Mar
(Robert) & Co
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp—
91/4
Jan
12%
Pump Co
Vtc
Jan
34%
common
Preferred
Reda
7
23%
18%
Reading Tube Corp
2,100
"
18%
Line
Royalty
Shoe
$1.60
Toklan
Railway &i Utility Investment A—
108% 110'A
10% xl07/a
Inc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp
Jan
41
May
26%
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common—
52'/a Mar
18%
Tlshman
Rath
8% May
600
~5%
common
Materials
Feb
12"% May
1
class B
5,100
68
Jan
May
1
Gas
300
9%
9
10%
£1
22
29%
13% Feb
29%. Jun
Feb
Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Providence
May
*
Btroock
20
~2%
2.50
Pressed
Jan
r
"2
•
common
Feb
6'A
6%
x4
58 'A
2.50
common
Jun
651/2
*
common
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co
Inc
4%
68
1
shares—10a
Ltd—————1
Piper Aircraft Corp common——
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
—50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Prentice-Hall
4.32%
Stein
2)
Pep Boys (The)——„——
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
(Mass)—20
Co
Southern
Bteel
Co
Jan
Jan
8 'A
1
preferred
preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
Bteel
Light
Feb
13%
11%
6 Va
preferred
Starrett
Merged with and into
3%
Corp—10c
•
convertible
4.48%
Apr
6%
6%
Telev
cumulative
4.56%
Jan
15% May
400
16'A
15%
16
Jan
59
_5%.
2.50
1
10% May
Oil
original
4.88 %
Jun
Apr
Jan
Penn
5 %
Apr
102% Mar
5% May
Jan
200
Southern California Edison—
Apr
26
5,900
5%
Feb
Jan
101%
2%
109
Bouth
Feb
29
&
oinitn
Feb
27%
104%
2%
2
Power
34%
32%
Apr
80
2%
—lo
Apr
Apr
30
—1
——
31%
37%
104%
106 %
1
pfd—.—100
Jan
Jan
1 %
5,300
28
Mar
4 Vb
10%
1
(Howard) Paper Mills
Bonotone
Corp
Boss
Manufacturing common
South Coast Corp common
104
Pennroad Corp
common-——
&
Skiatron Electronics
•
Patlcan Co Ltd
Penn Traffic Co
Water
Feb
Jun
•
2
registered
82
1,500
A
ord
24%
27 Va
class
rets
Jan
27
1
den
Jan
500
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Paramount Motors
Corp„
1
Park Chemical
Company
Amer
65%
28%
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Blnger Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
18%
28%
—
Simplicity
600
35
109%
17
11Va Jan
1,300
12'A
60%
•
3,550
25
_.
preferred
'/a
400
vtc
convertible
71
5,200
300
1
High
28,900
9'A
9'A
t
24 Va
1,300
common
2
common
G9 'A
28%
Light 5%
Co
24
37
29%
68
2
24 '/a
36%
Low
*
class A
71%
37
2
•
•
Ltd
Oil As Gas Co
$3
Feb
preferred————•
&
-100
Canada
Class B
1]£ Feb
25
28%
Airlines
25
Bllex
7,100
30
Northern
——
Slmca American Shares.,———5000 fr
Bimmona-Boardman Publications—
6%
28%
preferred
common
•
Jan
Apr
5'A
1%
1
Apr
19%
28
•
common
Breweries
Sange since Jan.
12'A
10%
Jan
12%
5
10%
61
6 'A
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Penn
1 %
71
600
6%
28 %
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pan
6%
6'A
—
25
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
1,250
6%
6%—
-
108%
400
25
cum
dividend
Pacific
200
l'/a
74
74
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred—
Pacific
72
25
1st preferred
1st pfd
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
Jan
19%
pfd—25
preferred—_——
redeemable
4.80%
6%
6%
1
preferred—-—
redeemable 1st preferred
1st pfd series A
5%
73
110
Shares
'
4% Mar
19%
Securities
1st
5%
2,700
Jun
1
Gas &
fi%%
3%
1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOs
Pacific
9
109
1
preferred
&
2,300
54%
25
Inc
Overseas
8'/a
110
80o
Company common
Old Town Corp common
Omar
8%
3'/a
•
Okonite
Olympic Radio
31/4
11%
5
——„
Corp of America class A
Signal
3%
50c
Sales
for Week
High
2
Mining
Water 6c Power
Bherwln-Williams of
Blcks
Oil
Ogden Corp common
Inc
Sherwln-Williams
Shoe
Oceanic
11%
1
Denn
Bhawlnlgan
4%
.12.50
common
of Prices
Low
Safety Control
Corp class B
Berrlck
Be ton
Range
Sale Price
Par
High
Co—
Radio Corp
Week's
Last
Exchange
Belby Shoe
1
Co
Friday
STOCKS
Low
B
-—.
Pub
2{g
13'A
x49%
25
Oil
Northeast Airlines
Northern Ind
7
10
American Stock
16,900
45
2%
•
15 Va
Rayon 13 preferred_50
Texas
ENDED JUNE
Range since Jan. 1
High
41%
^!ij
—100
American
North Central
45
1
Norden-Ketay Corp
WEEK
17
•
1
Mines
Noma Li tea Inc
North
Shares
5
Nipisslng
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Frlce
4
1
40
6Va
Apr
87%
Apr
94%
27
Jan
3l'A May
3% May
5
Jan
Mar
47%
54'A
2,100
Jan
54'A
20o
6%
6%
7'A
3,100
4%
Jan
x7 Va May
1
4%
.4%
5
1,900
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
53'A
25
Jun
26'Za-
24%
26%
1,300
Jan
IS %
15 Va
15%
500
23'A May
14% Jun
29 Va
•
17%
Feb
*
4 'A
4%
12,200
3% May
5%
Jan
10
4
Number 5437
Volume 181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2723)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
STOCKS
Range
of Prices
Shares
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
"
Par
FOR
WEEK
'
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Friday
American
&
ctfs
voting
Bond
ext
•
cumulative
$2
Wallace
&
Waltham
Ward
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
Baking
series
Amer
2%
prefererice
*
1521/2
1.25
Tablet
&
shares
Westmoreland
5%%
Stores
convertible, preferred
Whitman
Williams
Wilrich
(R
Corp
C) &
Jan
Jan
6%
10,100
&
20,900
2,450
19%
•
1
],'f
1
8
2
Wodley
8
pfd
100
Wood
Petroleum
Vfoolworth
common
(P W)
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
Feb
100
30
Jan
35
Feb
3,000
10
Jan
14%
32
2%
4
5,700
Rio
de
Janeiro
ARussian
6%
200
8
A5%s
10% Mar
Feb
13
Apr
•fa Mar
2% Mar
15
15%
1,075
104% 104%
20
23%
24%
200
19%
Jan
25
16%
17%
300
15%
Jan
19% Mar
66
Boston
Edison
6s
39
Jan
75
9%
Interest
Period
Exchange
series
Eastern
'
or
$146
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
V
•
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.
bid
and
Stock and Bond
Below
listed
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Stocks
+
Total
10
10
First
10
Second
10
May
Indus-
Rail-
Util-
65
Indus-
Grade
Grade
Util-
40
trials
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
*160.45
98.66
101.49
101.06
98.21
101.04
Mar
Date
June
3
*428.53
161.31
64.41
161.00
64.41
4s
1970
431.49
97.95
99.75
7_
434.55
161.42
64.39
161.67
98.65
101.41
101.16
98.06
99.82
8
436.95
161.15
64.42
162.08
98.54
101.49
101.11
97.87
99.75
211 Feb
June
435.07
159.00
64.00
160.89
98.36
101.61
101.15
97.92
99.76
Jan
Bonds
Range sine*
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
9__
4
96%
90%
76
65%
98
75%
76
65%
7
73%
3
64
each
98
98
the
by dividing total prices by the following: Industrials, 5.52; Rails, 8.34;
27.76.
30 industrial stocks and for the 65-stock composite average give effect
United States Steel Corp., of one additional share of common stock for
This changed the divisor for the 30 industrials to 5.52 from 5.62 and that for
held.
share
65
stocks
100
93%
101
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
92%
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
89%
48
98%
1
95
6
81%
130
Ohio
1st
Power
1st
76.06
Fri.
June
1955
9
68.05 Jan 18
Range for 1954
76.33
9
High
68.72 Dec 31
Low
75.84
10—
June
47.32 Jan
4
129%
138%
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index of stock
99
94
98%
94
13
99
94
May-Nov
1101% 104
Jan-July
Jan-July
prices based on the closing prices of the common
1955, for composite and by major industry
10
99
93%
100%
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows for
100):
as follows
the
current year are
May 27, '55
June 3, '55
1955—
Percent
,
98
102%
1160
.
.
LOW
High
Change
April-Ocl
1968
3s 1971
90%
—
102%
100
290.7
+ 1.2
294.3
269.4
356.6*
351.G
+ 1.4
356.6
324.7
332.1*
327.0
+ 1.6
332.1
Durable
Goods
101
104%
Non-Durable
7
100
98
100%
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1964
1970
101%
Jan-July
103%
Trade,
102
103%
156
342.0
333.9
283.5
154.0
+ 0.4
154.6
143.6
283.6
+ 1.5
287.8
265.6
304.6
+ 0.2
321.1
297j5
.
169
149
378.8
+ 2.0
287.8*
Mining
165
102%
1101
+1.3
327.4
154.6*
—
,
374.1
333.9*
Goods
Transportation
1101% 102%
June-Dec
304.2
378.8*
305.3
9
102% 103%
100
"92
294.3*
Manufacturing
193%
April-Oct
3%s
93%
Composite
1963
to
groups
125
liq tr ctfs
April-Oct
Utility
3'As
75.90
135
1105
1963
1961
mortgage
mortgage
7
8
48
134
2
48
June
Range for
-
High __76.33 Jun
Low
130
46
__
;
75.59
6
June
Thurs.
91
1146
Mar-Nop
6%%
3%s
1953 extended
June
Mon.
99
89%
89
1180
1952
1952
coupon
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6%s
1953
6%s due
Closing
98
103%
stocks for the week ended June 3,
1940 coupon
4%
28.03.
Wed.
98'A
June-Deo
Altalian Power Realization Trust
Power
from
27.76
to
72
8
101.39
computed
Utilities, 11.54; 65 stocks,
•The averages for the
to the distribution by the
are
81
65
—
98.61
150
12
*101% 104
160.95
104%
150
10
High
101%
No.
97%
May-Noc
1938
Valley RR
99.85
6
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
England
Total
June
90%
Jan-July
Western RR
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
New
■
June
97%
47%
Midland
Bonds
15
+
:
Tues.
1940 coupon 1953
1947
Averages
the
are
Jan
High
1152%
l
8
20
90%
June-Dec
Nov
4%
30
90%
"Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
ex
149
Feb
155
"AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953
A7s
7%
Under-the-rule
n
125
A7s with Nov 1
7
3% Mar
Friday's
May-Not)
Mar -Sep*
Jan-July
5%s
8
7%
107%
102 % 103%
-May
-
St Rys
4%
9%
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Mar-Sepl
1956
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
&
170
included in year's
(not
*105
>
37
7%
2
6,800
May -Nov
&
54%
35
7
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included In year's range),
d Ex-Interest,
(not included in year's range), f Ex-distribution, g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
transaction
Odd-lot
principal.
"Ercole Marrellt Elec Mtg Co—
'Guantanamo
36%
7%
Apr
May-Nov
1965
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s
A6%s with Nov 1
*35%
42
48
42
2012—Jan-July
Jan-July
1919
3%« Jan
Jan-July
series B 1993
3%s
Fuel
&
54%
16%
Week's Range
June-Dec
1978
series A 1993
mortgage 4s
Gas
6'/2s
a
Lackawanna of N J Division—
mortgage 4s
53%
Di Mar
Last
Sale Price
_June-Deo
Quar-Feb
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
A 1st
102
41
June-Dec
value,
par
-Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
99%
—
Apr
104
1,200
2^
2
2
Aug 1 1998
2%s
2s
/„
103
3% Mar
-Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Steel
A)
High
Jan
12%
1,600
Low
Bethlehem
,_Jan-July
Jan
2,300
Friday
1
1997
1921
•No
e
18%' Jun
38,200
813
*
BONDS
Stock
$41
(Plan
stmpd
Government
Averages
American
*97
Mar-Sept
Apr
5%
Jun
12% Mar
U
5s
£1
Ltd
Hargreaves
*67
June-Dec
2%s 2008
1
Jan
Low
$65
L
-
June-Dec
1972
Apr
10,600
Mar
3%
x65
1931
Jan. 1
No.
Apr
Jan
4%
%
6s
Range since
Sold
High
*65
May-Nov
April-Ocf
1947
Bonds
Bid & Asked
June
receipts
deposit
preference
Wright
19%
Ltd—
American
6%
46
Jan
3
16%
4%%
Jan
64
1
25
Lt
% Mar
& Jan
14
18%
16%
7%
Co
&
Mar
100
13%
4
4%
17%
Newspaper
Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Pwr
6% May
224
Jan
37%
150
x33% 34
13
Sinking fund 3s
tFriday's
44
18'A
Sale Price
Mar
105% May
Feb
A\l Feb
186
50
206
1927)
of Chile
stamped (Plan A)
(Republic of) —
Peru
4% Mar
Jan
of Oct
Bank
Parana
3% Mar
158
.
1% Jan
Ltd
preferred
Wisconsin
3%
200
'A
3'A
15%
104%
23%
5%
17% Jan
Jan
24'A
1
1
common
Brothers
Feb
25
5
Petroleums
Wilson
Apr
37
1
13%
(Wm)
(The)
11%
1%
139
16%
19%
x33%
Co-^.
Wichita River Oil Corp
Wickes
5% May
A 7s Issue
AMortgage
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s
Feb
950
43%
17%
1
Inc
Jan
2%
760
6%
__
1
Sh^e Mfg
Auto
Jan
283,600
205
10
Inc
26%
1,100
-ft
*
com
20
White's
22% Mar
71,900
6jJ
205
Is
Stationery
24
102 %
*
Westmoreland Coal
Weyenberg
Jan
pfd__100
Ltd
dep rets ord
Apr
4%
2,100
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Feb
109%
Jan
2'A
1%
31%
10c
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
5%
Jan
3%
5'A
40c
Leaseholds
Jan
105%
53A
30
31%
2%
2%
150
153
3%
3%
2%
5V2
Manufacturing
Texas
Utilities 4.40%
Western
5
10
300
247/a
24
1
Wentworth
West
900
May
17% May
warrants
Inc
Feb
5%
3%
1
common
8%
109
3%
5%
109
Week's Range
or Friday's
Interest
Exchange
Low
400
30
Inc
Co
Co
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp
$6
5%
109
3%
1
Inc
5
Stock
High
Low
5%
5V4
__
100
Baking
preferred
Waitt
10
BONDS
High
Low
•
Co
JUNE
since Jan. 1
RaDge
w
Waco
ENDED
Sales
(or Week
Week's
Friday
Finance
and
Service
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s
with
A 6
ex
%s
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
APrussian Electric
Co
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
A Ruhr
Gas Corp. 6%s A
1953_
ARuhr
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
1981
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
California
3s
1965
series A 1973
3 %s
and ref
1st
Edison
2 %s
M
series
1151%
94%
100%
1978
scries
F
1979
(Calif)
Gas
Counties
3s
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As
Spalding
1970
5s 1989
& Bros
76
100
99%
5
97
96
$97%
97%
100
100
*103% 104%
99'%
99%
*102
102%
*99% 100%
100% 100 %
Feb-Aug
May-Noc
—
5
97
*98% 100
99%
97
103%
98
15
——
100
103%
103%
10
104%
99%
101
with Aug
%s
1940 coupon 1953
1
ex Aug 1 1947 coupon
Electric Service Co—
103
with Dec
A 7s
Dec
A7s ex
Wasatch
&
1947 coupon
99%
100%
2
99%
Western
103
$787,000
4,941,000
582,000
5,523,000
3,295,590
2,961,420
5,035,000
656,000
5,691,000
4,648,000
301,000
4,949,000
2,472,165
3,726,000
688,000
4,414,000
14,511,531
$22,660,000
$3,014,000
$25,674,000
Wed. June 8
——
Thurs. June 9—
—.
Fri. June 10
Total—
—.
Jan-July
June-Dec
June-Boo
99%
92%
$104 % 104%
103%
79
Feb-Aup
1959
78%
79%
74
100%
$10,000
Friday
Interest
Last
yimerlcan Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
7s Jan
A20-year
ABaden
April
7s
20-year
44,491,400
64,489,000
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
High
Bonds
Sold
NO.
22,660,000
Jan-July
1947
$100
*179
Jan-July
June-Deo
—
354,044,909
$458,298,600
$419,099,400
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
(Number
High
113
113
__
157%
89%
89%
Foreign
Government
Bonds
series
series
A 6s
ADanzig
AS
f
Munic
secured
6s
7s
6%s
1952
1947
1947
AHanover
(City)
Ger
A Hanover
(Prov)
6%s 1949
7s
96
1939
93
*20%
Jan-July
-Feb-Aug
134%
June-Dec
Waterways
&
Cons
April-Oct
76
120
96
3
—
137
14
119% 120
17
134
May-Noo
*184
152
152
—
$30,000
$8,000
$38,000
17,000
74,000
1,000
92,000
217,000
City (Peru 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
Mar-Sepf
May-Noo
AMedellin
June-Dec
*85
7s
stamped 1951
118.000
28,000
82,000
76,000
-■
1,134,255
140,000
8,000
1,000
189,000
$704,000
923,880
98,000
84,000
7,000
5,128,435
Fri. June 10
Total
96
23
$269,000
$410,000
$25,000
97
83
137
Week Ended June 10
1955
Stocks—No.
of
Bonds
120
—
Domestic
152
Foreign government
64
42%
*42
185
131
1954
Jan. 1 to June 10
1955
1954
5,128,435
Shares
64
5
*65
ALima
Bonds
$50,000
941,090
1—
160%
190
Feb-Aug
Total
1,105,570
—
91%
76
18%
*94
Feb-Aug
1951
B
Port
AGerman
1952
A
Bonds
1,023,640
Mon. June 6
Tues. June 7
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s
Foreign
Corporate
174%
—
Bonds
Shares)
Jan. 1
Low
Domestic
of
Range slnee
Thurs. June 9
*85
413,494,200
$16,147,000
81
105
*100
__
13,812,000
$25,674,000
Total
Wed. June 8
April-Oct
$5,500
106%
—
1946
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
560,000
2,325,000
$8,000
Week's Range
Low
A
305,000
$3,014,000
Bonds
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
213,542,618
100
105%
73%
107%
323,774,157
9,640,265
U. S. Government
Railroad and Industrial
105
1954
1955
1951
14,511,531
—
Foreign
*107 % 108%
*102
Jan. 1 to June 10
WeeA: Ended June 10
112
__
$105
June-Dec
Union 6s
Newspaper
$4,310,000
3,234,096
1955
*25
Traction 5s 1960
West Penn
Sales
$5,097,000
2,548,260
Tues. June 7
100
*25
98%
Bond
Bonds
104
93%
June-Deo
1956
3%s 1964
Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Water Power
Total
Government
-
International Bank
1956
coupon
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington
Webb
1
1940
l
•*—
United States
Bonds
Bonds
105 %
—
*110
Feb-Aug
1953
Foreign
Mon. June 6-
Stocks—No, of Shares
A6%s
United
and Miscel.
Bonds
Shares
103'A
96
•
Jnt'l
Bank
Railroad
Stocks
Number of
103%
Hydro-Electric Co—
Terni
A 6
(A G)
110
100% 101%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
loa
92
97
Feb-Aup
April-Ocf
1971—Jan-July
Southern
102
99%
Feb-Aup
3s
—
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
95%
136
8
94%
99%
Feb-Aug
E
Southern California Gas 3'As 1970
High.
177%
135
96
102
*95
Feb-Aup
1976
series
91
170
194'A
May-Noc
3s
10
149
149
1174
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
1976
C
3%s series D
series B 1973
3s
149
May-Noo
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
Southern
1169
125
1998
6s
♦New
1105
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1960
coupon
1954
6s
Service Electric & Gas
Public
April-Oct
1960
coupon
'
1
2,240,205
113,663,210
56,320,384
$269,000
$131,000
151,000
77,000
$7,268,000
$5,062,000
7,502,000
5.961,000
25,000
1,472,000
2,449,000
$704,000
$359,000
$16,242,000
$13,472,000
I
43
—W
""
Foreign corporate
410,000
36
(2724)
The
Commercial^Lnd Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Motors
American
Corp
Tel
&
Tel—
Copper Mining
Albany RR
Certificate of deposit
Boston
&
5Vc
25
Maine RR
Pers
Calumet
Cities
Service
Gas
Eastern
cum
6<1e
cum
Eastern
First
St
1st
Ry
Lines
Inc
Kennecott
Maine
Mfg
National
Service
15
Jan
24%
29 %
Jan
50
320
34
Jan
10%
Jan
86
46% May
9% Jan
12 %
58%
100
57%
71
Mathieson
37%
38
29
28%
1
26
Torrington Co
Union
Twist
■
__
United
Shoe
Machinery
Corp
U
&
Co,
5% Mar
0
20% Mar:
Jam
Feb
22%
110
21% May
678
28%
33
Builc&ng
1,025
1,569
350
371/4
u
30%
Feb
3%
11,443
1%
Jan
3%
Jun
107% 107%
6
Feb
106%
Feb
49% Mar
58%
Apr
21%
Jan
29% Mar
14
Jan
21%
55
?73/4
29%
Jan!,
Jan
102
1,594
21%
7c
16%
130% Mar *
220
20c
Mar
Jun
Jun
1%
350
1
Jan
2
10%
50
7%
Jan
10 Va
23%
2/8
21%
Jan
28
2?6
19%
Apr
24% May
30% Mar
41%
498
25%
1,535
36%
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
43
Apr
Mar
Jun
Jan
Alien
Electric
Big
Bear
Bower Roller
25% May
14%
Jan
60 %
45%
May
47%
1,419
45%
Jun
54 % Mar
215
1
13%
70%
522
63%
5
104
15
63%
—.
13%
68%
70%
39% Mar
49 %
60
May
Mar
12%
67 %
43%
"
Jan
50
Jun
60
Consumers
Feb
Detroit
May
82%
Jan
Detroit
Jan
72%
Apr
Detroit
Power
Friday
s
STOCKS
Gas
Preferred
——1
Gray
<fc
1
Kahn
*
52%
56
27
86 %
86
4%
—
—
Jun
Hoskins
Feb
165
56
Jun
Jan
27%
Apr
99%
Feb
104 %
Apr
61%
635
4%
16%;
Apr
Apr
Hastings Mfg
55%
24
Jan
74%
Feb
82% Mar
4
5
15
290
VI
Manufacturing
32%
32%
33
61%
61%
62%"
165
48
48
48%
196
37
37
10
14%
15
14
49%
49%
___*
_—_
50
.
•
common
class
B
41%
40%
/?•.
97%
95
98%
28%
28%
!
4%
17
Kresge Co
May
LaSalle
Jan
62%
Jun
Masco
Apr
50%
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
37% May
15% Apr
Jan
49% Mar
39 %
890
91
75
May
Feb
51
50%
Feb
Jan
102% Mar
Airlines
American
1
Radiator
5
American Telephone &
Telegraph
American Tobacco Co
Anaconda
Armco
Mining
Steel
Armour
&
Ashland
Oil
Co
_—.—
_1
Steel
Cities Service
Ohio
15
13%
14%
•
6%
6%
16%
16%
Peso
1%
Co
Department Stores-
8%
17%
1%
6
195
100
13%
Jan
Jan
10
May
Jan
145
35
42%
Jan
66V4
Jan
52 %
49%
52%
169
45 % Mar
32%
32%
20
16%
6,771
2,500
323
34 %
34 %
219
3%
3%
807
"
Welbilt
1 %
52'%
39%
Feb
31%
Feb
Aeco
Jan
23%
Feb
Alleghany
Jan
46% Mar
43
Jan
56% May
Allied
201
Jun
Allis-Chalmers
Apr
82
Jun
American
Jan
44%
Apr
Amer
Jan
64%
Jun
American
241
Can
46%
Jan
55%
Feb
356
American
90 % Mar
Cyanamid
106%
Jan
American
Motors
25
13%
Jan
Broadcasting
American
American
Feb
American
National
Lead
New
York
Pan
American
5
Central
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
Pure Oil
80
33%
new
«
Radio
Corp
Republic Steel
Revnolds
St
Regis
„
5
Roebuck
Sinclair
—
89%
__
Brands
standard Oil
Standard Oil
15
__
_
(Indiana)
28
IB
(New
Jersey)
(Ohio)
116%
10
Studebaker
_10
Oil
For footnotes
45%
1
see
page
45.
Jan
<fc
Tel
Co
10%
__
1,900
3
Jan
3%
Apr
100
21
May
22
Jan
235a Mar
4%
4%
4%
Apr
33%
265
30%
Jan
38% Mar.
45
46%
2,354
34%
Feb
50%
1,066
5%
Jan
Apr
7%
1,170
9%
620
11%
2,159
8%
Jan
2%
600
2'A
Jan
12%
12%
350
10%
Jan
27%
459
24% Mar
28% May
3%
3%
541
4% Mar
17%
3'A May
15% Jan
«j
10%
6% May
8% Jun
415
11
15%
15%
631
10%
13%
Jan
-
8%
Apr
11
Jan
11%
Jun
2%
Jan
Feb
13
19%
Jun
1,055
:
Feb
15Y8. Jan
"
16% May
Jun
Atlantic
1
Avco
(Un)
common
&
Co
Corp
&
old
22%
55
17% Mar
23%
397/8
289
52%
42
35% May
37% Jan
41 %
54%
Apr
55
Jun
451/,,
46ya
163
Baldwin-Lima-
46%
Jun
Baltimore
Ref
Co
Hamilton
10
47
7o
May
35% Mar
49
24 %
Jun
22 %
Petroleum
Bankline Oil Co.
May
27%
Jan
Barker
75%
Jan
89%
Jun
50
Beckman
Jan
Apr
Bendix Aviation (Un)
Benguet Consol Mining
&
Ohio
Bandinl
37% Mar
40%
Feb
43% May
Jan
42% Jan
48%
Jan
Bishop
119%
Feb
47%
Jun
15%
Jan
26%
Jan
j.
Apr
28"%
% a29 %
1,465
20%
Jan
28%
Jun
50
22%
Jan
31% May
5%
104
a42%
230
269
38% May
48% Apr
44%
57%
10
10
244
10
12%
a78% a78%
al83
10
a__
f4
24%
849
2*>
50%
51%
200
45%
Jun
al83
Feb
Jan
57% May
a__
Mav
Jan
May
57%
1
(Un).
Oil
Corp.
10
a81%
a81% a81%
a40% a41%
Jan
—
25% Mar
51%
Jun
May
50% Mar
55% Mar
170
68%
81 %
120
36 Va May
180
14'/a
Jan
16%
Feb
12%
Feb
14%
Jun
Jan
36%
47%
47 V4
100
6%
6%
776
17%
6%
14%
36
17%
897
12
Jan
24% Mar
470
38'/4
Jan
49
2,000
.*
360
47%
49
2.65
2.65
2.75
1.645
9
9%
2,275
017 a 17%
22
ID
a
34% May
41'/b Feb
6>/a
Jan
2.65 May
9
15%
40
-Jan
47% Apr
8%
Jun
3%
Jan
17 %
(Un)
21%
120
21
May
24%
51%
477
50
May
57
1 %
1V4
900
1
Apr
134%
Co.
10%
52%
140
10%-
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El
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common
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jun
24
32% Mar
847
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1
5
(Allen B) Laboratories
font
70%%
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*
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Industries
Dresser
69%
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of
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Dow
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Penney
Feb
44 Va
>
32% May
64% May
16
10
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Aircraft
Douglas
16%
50o
Inc
Company
44%
5
preierred
Paramount
Pure
Decca
Deere
9%
."
Corp
Elec
Lighting
Pan
79% May
57%
'I
700
12
Indemnity Co__„
Pacific
Feb
74%
85
4%
:
(Un.)
preierred
Pacific
Jan
20
585
Apr*
17% Mar
—*
76 Va
12
125
%.
Jun
11%
Feb
57%
1
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&
preferred
4.80%
Apr
405
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Jan
30 y4
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16 Va
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Feb
47%
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Finance
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20
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Pacific
26%.
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43
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(Uu)
Continental Can Co
Continental
a43'/2
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Continental Copper & Steel
Continental Motors
(Un)
Pacuic
48%
5i2
Jan
42%
44%
*
(U11)
com
Products
66'/a May:
59% Mar
Apr
a31% a31%
•
;
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(Un)____
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83
285
12
Jan
42j/8
4
1
Feb
2,873
25%
v.
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Co
Jan"
75%
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Co
46%
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Engineering
Power Co
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29
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66%
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30
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12
53%
Mar
17%
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1
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Colorado
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1
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_____
Chrysler
(U11)
23 y2
41
*
45% Mar
May
46% May
10J*
May
20 Vb
88
;
.
High
41 %
1
Jan/
28 % May/
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Ohio Oil Co old
25 V4
Jan
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10
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Oil
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28%
21% Mar
2 <»/2
1100
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Apr
(U11)
Radiator
American
Occidental
a——
21% Mar-:./
270
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20%
High
Feb/
18%
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a
75
-
135
21V4
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Central
Northern
61% Mar
17%
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com
Apr
Mar
521/,
52%
1
;
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22 %
.
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Chicago
60
17%
1
N orris
Jan
27 Va
87
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28%/
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35 Va
Jun
May
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20%
5
—
Niagara Moliawk Power,(Un)_
Nor don
28% Mar
1 y4
,
aS8% a59
(Un)—_. .__10
new
1,534
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12%
„
Caterpillar Tractor
540
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1
Carrier Corporation (Un)
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i
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Low
a42 Vb
England Elec System (Un)
Idria Mining & Chemical
New
Packing
(Un>
Jar.
._50c
Inc
Shares
-/10
(Un)
16%
345
—
itmiisn ihm
Byron Jackson Co
Canso
Co
14% Mar
1,405
of Prices
Pkr
High
16
235
a44y4
Sale*
for Week
Range
Sale Price
255
a
Last
1
Jam.
since
Low
t
17
Week's
Friday
Range
a
corn
prefer red
California
10
STOCKS
Shares
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Budget Finauce Plan
Bui inuitin
(On).
com
17%
a
WEEK
for Week
Low
1
FOR
Sale*
Range %
Jan
97%
Feb
80%
8c
126
Jun
Jan
May
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33
.
.
.
(2726)
Monday, June 13, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
10
ENDED JUNE
Friday
Midwest Stock
4
oompuauw*
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Far
Co_.
Adams
D)
(J
Mfg
Aomiral Corp
Akron
Brass
31%
130
28%
Jan
31%
Jun
Feb
30%
X24%
25%
200
24%
Jun
10 %
10%
450
7y8
Jan
10% Mar
8%
Jan
11
Apr
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Jan
10%
.
10
49
20
10%
200
10%
9%
46
Machine
American
(expire
Rights
3,900
36
950
49
American
70 V*
Jan
80%
Apr
21
Jan
28%
Jun
22%
Jan
31% May
(Un)
600
2,300
29%
29%
100
42
42%
2,100
38% May
44% Jan
57%
57%
58%
800
48% Mar
58 % May
30%
31
700
29% May
33%
Feb
Katz
25
Jan
35%
Apr
Steel
Armour & Co
%
Jun
9%
10%
3,700
9%
Jun
13%
Feb
Kio
25
2,500
21% Mar
25%
Feb
Knapp
185
2,000
(111)
Si
183
67%
__
68 %
Jan
186% Mar
62%
Feb
14%
—
14%
1
Refining common
Feu
41
Jun
35%
35 %
36%
1,500
41%
Jan
12%
12 %
100
12%
Jun
16%
109% 109%
100
83%
Jan
109%
200
43%
Jan
47
1,500
23%
Jan
28%
14% May
35% May
28 % Mar
27%
__
44%
28
68%
34% May
Jun
Jan
Jun
Mar
67 %
Jun
Laclede
Jan
27
27%
700
26%
Jan
*
Apr
5%
__
.
6%
200
5% May
40%
2,900
32% Mar
40% Jun
6
39
Jan
36%
30"%
39%
3.600
30%
Jun
39%
8.75
__
23%
23%
500
21%
Jan
24% Mar
1
Light
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
__
17%
18
300
15%
Jan
500
99%
Jan
19% May
114% Jun
300
38
Jan
51% May
•
__
2-5
Development
109% 114%
49%
50%
Jun
1
3%
3%
4
2,600
2% Mar
4
Jun
Co
1
5
4%
5
2.400
3% Mar
5%
Apr
__
33%c
3%
3%
3%
1,600
2%
4% Mar
4
13%
Co
Gas
67%
2,800
47%
Jan
81
83%
500
67%
Jan
83%
Jun
Lamson
41%
500
36% May
41%
Jun
Landis
14%
15%
1,600
11% Mar
6 %
200
14%
8,900
14
Jan
10
Co
Forge
12%
30%
33%c
&
Monarch
Kropp
100
100
Chemical—
&
Copper
&
14%
35
10
Co
14%
35
Jun
72% May
173
1,400
Oil
64%
1
8
common
35%
Jan
1,900
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp
39%
66%
10
—
Oil
2,140
10
Wsmnts
Kennecott
100
I'ri
183%
Light
Power
Drug
31%
24 %
50
(Un)
Jan
35%
3.50
Electric
Si
common
6%
Mining (Un)
Corp
New
V"
A Jun
Si
Alum
Kaiser
9%
28
common
77
28%
11,100
•
Laughlln Steel (Un)_
&
joata
31%
100
American '-tobacco
(Un)
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Kansas
B
American Tel Si Tel Co
Anaconda Copper
Power
Johnson
75 %
I
Si Stand San
American itad
Iowa
28%
7
Motors Corp
Jan
550
41
Co
Co
Gas
Illinois
73%
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Power
Interstate
Iowa
%
Foundry
&
June
77
32
38%
^7.50
_
Tel & Tel
27%
'
10
—_1
American Investment Co (111)
International
74
12.50
73%
,
44 %
Shoe
28%
____———1
Co
(Un)
International
1
High
31%
31%
Ltd_——____15
Packers
International Paper
•
Jan.
Low
61 a/2 Mar
~
—
—1
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
Aahland
31%
''
Broadcasting
America! Cyanamld
New
32% May
1
American Can Co
Armco
Jan
—•
Manufacturing
Chalmers
American Airlines
American
26
10%
50c
Mfg
Aiiefchany Corp i Un;
Alllec Laboratories
Allls
40% Mar
200
••
International
Jan
500
32
x24%
1
8
Castings
Aluminum
Ad\anced
48%
43%
31%
Range since
High
8
International Mineral &i Chemical
High
Low
421/4
*
Co
High
31%
•
77
Harvester
International
43%
•
10
Abbott Laboratories
Acme Steel
Low
1
since Jan.
Shares
x40%
Inter lake Steamship Co
Range
8ale«
for Week
•
•
Co
Steel
Inland
Shares
of Prices
Low
Far
.
Sale*
for Week
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
transaction* only
roud-lot
m
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Exchange
Co
16%
Feb
Leath
&
Mar
7%
Jan
Libby
McNeil
Jan
14%
Jan
Lincoln
Jan
6
149%
12%
(Un)
Co
Libby
Co
1,100
12% Mar
14
Jan
1,000
20%
Jan
30%
Jun
35
20%
Apr
22%
<■
common
Printing
13%
30%
21%
x23%
23%
150
22%
Feb
25%
Jan
19%
20%
2,600
13%
Jan
22%
Apr
21%
21 Vis
50
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
37%
Jun
10
Co
&
13%
21 Va
7
Co__
26%
25
Sessions
&
Machine
__
__1
common
__
Feb
'
Atchison
Aihey
Topeka
Santa
&
Fe_
50
Corp
Products
148% 148%
'
—
100
10
12%
12%
36%
124
8%
300
34%
—
500
9%
Co_.
Arco Mfg Corp
9
9%
3,500
2%
6%
6%
1,200
6
Apr
Lindsay Chemical Co
13%
Feb
Lion
40
Jan
34% May
6%
Washer
Automatic
'
;
4
Atlantic Refining Co
Jan
Louisville
9%
Jan
Jun
8%) Apr
Mar
Oil
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'
Gas
Electric
&
''"V";
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Field &
/.
(Un)
Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
Aviation
Fisheries
Booth
(George
Borg
800
25%
52%
700
1%
500
400
Budd
Company
Burton-Dixie
21
Jan
25
150
16%
Jan
22%
Apr
24%
Jan
28 %
Feb
34%
Jan
47%
Apr
60
Feb
65
Jan
26%
500
44%
46%
2,400
62
C
Si
C
Carrier Corp
Celanese Corp
Cenco
15
Corp
Centlivre
Central
of America
South
Illinois
Chesapeake
Chicago
Pub
Ohio
&
Chic Milw St Paul Si
28%
1,200
26% May
43%
Feb
72%
70%
74%
1,850
61 %
Feb
74
Jun
16
15%
16
10% Mar
17
May
Cleveland
Clinton
Co
Columbia
Co
new
26%
5% Mar
Jan
2%
Jan
^National
27 %
Apr
36%
Feb
National
Distillers
Lead
Corp of America
Motors
&
27%
27%
2,000
24
Jan
28 % May
National
m.4~-
28%
28%
400
23%
Apr
28%
Feb
Diamond
Dodge
Match
Co
52
53%
1,600
42%
Jan
22%
22%
900
400
9
9%
143
9%
143
77%
143%
10
117%
Jan
79%
2,600
66%
Jan
76%
USA
New
Jun
North
Tile
York
Lines
Illinois
150
Apr
Northern
Pacific
Northern
States
Power
(Minnesota)
51% Mar
34%
Feb
96 %
Electric
Radio
Falstaff
36%
Jun
Oak
250
84
Jan
36%
900
33 % May
Jan
45 %
Jan
Onio
Fuison
Drive
Ohio
Oil
(new
16%
16.%
5,200
16
17 %
Feb
Oklahoma
Jan
Oklahoma
16%
43%
38% Mar
47%
1,350
46% May
48
47%
300
46%
(Peter)
200
63
Mar
10
Jun
37%
Jan
Jan
23% Mar
10
10%
1,200
43%
10%
43%
100
21
36%
33
32
33
Jun
16
700
May
General
American
General
Box
23%
23%
700
55'%
56%
1,000
21
20%
21
General
Candy
800
32
36 %
,
20
Jun
34% May
Jun
Mar
Feb
24
43% Mac
56% May
20%
23 %
Apr
500
13%
Jan
17
410
36%
Jan
54%
Jan
Mar
General
Finance
General
New
Corp
Gillette
12%
__
_
A
Feb
20% Mar
80 % Mar
Jan
55%
Feb
18%
18%
100
14
Jan
18%
97% 100
100
55 %
56
3,700
400
Jun
107%
89% Mar
34
Jan
56
Jan
Jun
37 %
37%
300
~8%
8%
8%
2,500
72%
69%
72 %
1,000
64
40
40%
300
39
65
66
300
51
Jan
66
Jun
18%
19
950
16% Mar
19
Jun
♦
.
—
—
-
19
o
37
7%
37% May
May
9%
Jan
May
73%
Feb
May
44% Mar
Feb
~3%
2%
3 00
17
2%
17%
200
16% May
19 V4
Feb
23%
24 %
600
22%
26
Feb
2%
2%
3%
27%
27%
15%
15%
16
18%
18%
72%
J
—
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Co
Sash
&
5%
Illinois
Brick
Illinois
Central
Door
3
~__i
10
American
Indiana Steel Products Co
-
I
Development
footnotes
see
•
ZIIi
--1
page
45,
Jan
60%
Jun
500
26%
26%
30
7%
5%
7%
5%
50
7%
Jun
7%
Jun
250
5%
Jun
7%
Apr
10"%
20%
11%
20%
3,000
7
Jan
900
19
May
21
21%
500
23%
Jan
70%
75
Jun
Jan
44%
Jun
Apr
—
__
Jan
26
28
Feb
11
20%
11% May
23% Jan
75
400
20% May
55% Jan
x43
x43
44%
600
33
11
11
11%
800
Jan
ll7/a
44%
41%
44%
3,500
33
Jan
44 %
__
__
7%
Jun
1
57%
54%
58%
1,000
47%
Jan
61%
28%
27%
28%
1,450
24
Feb
30
Mar
19%
19%
19%
21,600
17% Mar
21
Jan
79%
75%
79%
600
66
Jan
79%
16%
Jan
17
Feb
Jun
Mar
__
16%
16%
3,000
66 %
66
66 %
850
55
Jan
67% May
26%
26%
26%
800
20 %
Jan
Jan
27% May
48% May
__
35
__
600
44%
500
34% May
35%
46%
200
32
22%
46%
35
-36
35%
36
Jun
Feb
35%
Jun
Apr
22%
Feb
56%
500
50
Mar
58%
Apr
Airways (Un)___l
5%
World
convertible
20"%
20%
21%
2,700
17
Jan
22
Jun
15%
Jan
«
8%
24%
10
r-cunsylvania RR
Si Coke
(Un)
;_33»/3c
& Co
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Petroleum
Service
Pullman
__
.
Co
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp
(Un)
Public
29%
100
(Chas)
Pfizer
__
50
Peoples Gas Light
Rights
Pepsi-Cola
__
5
25
preferred
pr
Co
Co
of
Company
12.50
3
(Un)
•
Indiana
«
Pure
Oil
Quaker
RKO
Co
new
(Un)
l7/a
__
__
__
__
75%
__
18%
8%
42%
200
1 <3%
Jan
9%
13,600
5
Jan
9%
Jun
24%
18%
23
5,100
15
Jan
24%
Jun
42%
Jun
47%
350
29%
28
158
5,400
159
1%
2,,){
22%
156
300
20,200
Jan
Feb
1% May
,
54%
Jan
29% Mar
166
2%
Mar
Jun
22
22%
800
17% Mar
23
Apr
47
47%
400
36%
Jan
49
May
54%
55%
200
48%
Jan
57% Mar
39%
39%
300
73%
75%
1,400
41 %
42%
300
*
60%
60%
60%
40%
37%
40%
31%
Mar
41%
Apr
70 % May
77% Mar
Jan
42% May
May
71 % Mar
57
2,000
31%
36
38%
100
5
Oats
:
common
(Un)
Co
5
Theatres Corp
(Un
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Remington Rand (Un)
New
common
Rexal Drug
Rlchman
Bros
10%
Jun
33%
Jan
10 %
Jun
Jan
55%
Jun
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
32%
Jan
56 %
Jun
41% May
22%
22%
51%
56%
1,100*
45
43%
48%
9.700
23%
30 % Mar
46%
Jun
8% May
1,400
5
10
40%
37%
100
54 %
__
50c
(Un)
(R J)
200 J
10%
53
10%
•
;
Reynolds
__
34% May
1
Radio
200
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
2.50
Tobacco class
Co
B
10%
9%
10%
1,900
10
42%
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Jan
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Jan
100
24%
Jan
27% May
1,600
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Jan
16 % Mar
18%
900
18%
Apr
18% May
72%
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61% Mar
72%
River
Raisin
26%
26%
26%
Paper
5
12%
12%
12%
200
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
5
27%
27%
27%
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Louis
National
St
Louis
5%
5%
4.600
4% Mar
Public
Stockyards
Service
class A
St
5
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•
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Serrick
Shell
Corp
Oil
&
Co
class
B
common
46% May
31
Mar
New
Sinclair Oil
Corp
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
Southern
Co
(Un)
Service
Sperry Rand Corp
5% May
Inc
common
Jan
Standard
Oil
27%
450
25%
Jan
27%
Jun
Standard
12%
13
700
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
Standard
49
49
50
44%
Jan
49
Jun
13%
13%
14%
Apr
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Standard Railway Equipment
3%
27%
9%
Jan
300
Jan
33
Feb
Jan
17%
65
18
1,450
14%
Feb
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Jun
65
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200
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Jun
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14
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2,300
10%
Jan
15% May
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700
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35
2,600
700
13
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39% May
8%
491/4
11%
89%
47
51%
Jun
Jun
30%
49% Jun
34 % Mar
2
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Jan
7
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30
30%
4,100
17%
471/2
1
0
27
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230
15
5
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150
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59
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46%
15
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10
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49%
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Jan
118%
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Jan
12
Feb
47% May
Feb
29
27%
30
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24 %
Feb
30
Jun
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2%
5%
5
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Stone Container Corp
Sunbeam
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60%
54%
38%
10
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Apr
44% Mar
80
22%
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1,800
79%
56%
30
25
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May
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common
21
24%
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27
Jun
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17%
Jun
46%
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Jun
62%
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4,300
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53%
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Gray Drug Stores
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2%
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10
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Jan
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Mar
54
9%
4%
5
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Telephone Corp
General
210
May
13%
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2
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Jan
43
900
14%
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185
212
14%
15%
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18
52
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196
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Jun
49 %
196
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Feb
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59
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34
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Jan
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14%
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50
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48
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23
30
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56%
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52%
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Co
Feb
67%
31% May
2,400
600
10
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50
Jun
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67
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68
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Mar
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34% May
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350
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107
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104
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10
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Jun
300
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100
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&
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26%
1,300
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91%
36
10
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16%
Jun
Mar
1,600
28
5
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51%
32%
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50
35%
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150
21
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Jan
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25%
Feb
94%
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10
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Napco Industries Inc
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36%
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7,000
Jan
Jun
1%
32
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9
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32%
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4%
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31
Jan
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20%
27
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36%
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Jun
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59
62 %
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62%
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31%
Jan
47 %
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23 V* May
46
Mar
517/b May
Number 5437
Volume 181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2727)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
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STOCKS
I.ast
Sale Price
Par
Texas
Co (The)
Thor Power Tool Co.
Edison
Trane
Co
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208
2
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&
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(when
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700
30%
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18%
Apr
4%
*
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27%
Jan
Alaska Juneau
Jan
20%
Feb
26% Mar
31%
Jan
64
Jan
81 Va Mar
94% Jun
31%
Apr
Aluminium
59
Feb
American
Jun
Inc
29%
600
27%
700
50
47%
300
34%
13%
13%
200
13%
Jun
16 Va Mar
49
49
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100
40%
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40 % May
49%
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49
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24%
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Jan
21%
Jan
47
34% May
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83%
Feb
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80%
82
46
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200
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69%
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43
385
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National
Savings & Trust
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Corp A
Jan
,__5
(Un)_
20%
21 Va
813
16
16%
—
5
Co (Un)
Jan
Jun
'
9%
Jun
Feb
24
Mar
Feb
Mar
16'A
•
16%
336
16%
16%
1,199
15%
Feb
IT3/,
Jan
48'A
,—5
—
Fields
Oil
124
(Un)_. _10
(Un)
new
America
common
40
Apr
Apr
15% Mar
Publishing Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp
Jan
60
25%
a__
20 %
Curtis
36 Va
—
180
(Un)
duPont
a—
16ft
Jan
Mar
3,083
(Del)
Du
24
a29% a29%
*
49%
21 '/a
a22
Refining
Zelleibach Corp
Jan
a—
16%
Products
Giorgio
94
Jun
16%
Motors
B
440
583
36c
a21%
Oil
Di
53%
25%
a28% a29%
Jan
Jun
9'A Mar
III
Continental
Dominguez
a28%
i
w
24c
53
2%
(Un)
Continental
Crown
100
.2'A
—
(Un)
Consolidated Edison
Crucible
36c
51'A
Jun
CoppermineS—-—-4*-.as. _5
Consolidated
Consolidated
Corn
36c
Mar
6%
25
System
Solvents
Commonwealth
Rights
699
—3%
System
B__
Gas
7
36C
i
6%
Iron
&
Broadcast
Commercial
7
<
1
49
614
47%
Jan
53
Apr
210
12'A May
32% May
15
Jan
35%
Jun
15%
Apr
18
Jan
Jan
17
40
145
6 74
100
Dorr-Oliver
$3,500
500
81%
Apr
89 Va
Jan
Feb
El
Week's
Last
Range
Air
of Prices
Low
Hlah
Low
45%
46%
36
39%
1
32'%
32%
18
25%
25%
75
31% May
25'A Mar
16%
421
6'/a
570
35%
445
16%
6
6
35%
26%
4
27%
4
151
32
15%
Jan
Jan
5% May
34
25%
45
45%
633
36
36%
140
48
48
30'%
18
45%
30%
1%
62%
859
52%
31
Mar
General
Motors
17%
Feb
General
7%
Jan
General
New
3
(Un)
53%
a83%
common
8
100
Paint Corp common
;
*
Telephone Corp old (Un) —10
1074
Corp
Com
common
Gillette
Co
i
w
Gladding
(B
1
McBcan
31% May
20
Feb
& Co
Co (Un)
F)
fr
Rubber
Corp
Great Northern Ry
Greyhound Corp
Hancock
147
Oil Co class
A
32% May
34% Jan
Hawaiian
511
Pineapple
62% Mar
Co
79'A
Hilton
5
13%
Jan
Homestake
Honolulu
10c
Jan
Apr
Holly
Hupp
Oil
Co
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
1374
14 Va
1,570
13%
Jan
16%
31 Va
25
26%
Apr
524
25%
Jan
3174 May
32% Feb
Idaho
27%
70%
68
International
Harvester
70%
404
67% May
82'A
International
Nickel
Mines Corp (Un)
new
10
90
a70Va a71%
25
835
115
1,125
10 %
Jun
35'/a
Jan
a__
—
14%
56
a—
Jan
May
—
70% Jun
73 Va
Feb
21
Jan
25
Jun
Jan
64%
Feb
95
61%
77
54% Mar
603/b Mar
800
42
41%
42%
1,329
36Va
Jan
42%
15%
15'/a
402
13%
Jan
16% Max
31% May
32
•
14
Jan
33/a Mar
44'A
Jun
Jan
—
7%
304
14'/a
3,090
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
48%
103
36%
Jan
48%
Jun
2.80
3'A
1,075
2.65 May
4.75
Jan
41%
3%
12%
32'A
13%
41%
187
83
40% May
77 % Apr
47%
a33% a84%
8'A
7%
7%
203
26,640
7%
Jun
85
Feb
Feb
7%
Jun
1.25
Jan
(Can)
75c
86c
75c
Jun
10
27%
27%
100
27%
Jun
29
Jun
•
common
Co
32
2
4
1
26'A
Co
a56
Feb
Jan
2'A
•
31 Va
Power
10%
55'/a
104
2%
1
Mining Co
26%
Jan
10%
a64 % a65%
5
10
*
89% Mar
77% Mar
84% May
2'A
1
Ltd
Corp
Oil
Corp
Idaho Mary
2,688
Jun
•
34'/a
28% May
97% 100 Va
May
•
3
79 'A
8% May
34% Mar
76'A Mar
a70% a70%
B
Jan
144
23%
10
,
(Un)—s
(Un)
34
Hotels
a71%
Mar
1,885
a56
10
53
46%
54 Va
a83% a86%
a37% a37%
10
(The)
Feb
Jan
Jan
62%
•
Jan
Mar
35
Ja«
Mar
5-]7a May
59%
Corp
8
16
7c
70% a70%
—1
(Un)
350
29%
a
26
Jan
18
24
Jan
Jun
May
125
Jan
3%
46%
27
234
21%
100
Jan
102
12,400
260
4}|
118'
35%
30%
9c
23
413
May
336
Co.,
Graham-Paige
27%
22
418
Apr
Jun
1
May
46
Goodyear Tire
33'A
1,000
37
46
Trailer
Goodrich
9c
1 Va
52
52%
Jun
33'A
1 '/a
81
Jan
3 5'A
Jun
27 Va
—
Mar
33 'A May
67
76'A
9c
41%
310
Feb
34
10c
67
155
37
Jun
45%
7 '/a Mar
107
48%
35%
50
100
Jun
47%
3674
8%
50%
64% Mar
Jan
8%
Jun
41% Mar
48%
old (Un)
17 Va Mar
201%
36'A
—*
56May
aJn
It10
„_1 ft['ft'
Ltd
78%
•
Jan
100
Foods
Jan
a82 a82%
100
14
369
Apr
Jun
a82%
50%
43% Mar
158%
50'A
Dynamics
2%
50%
114
35%
Jan
1% Mar
409
50%
43
972
600
16%
35%
29%
2
16%
198% 201%
7 Va May
-s.
75
'
a55% a56%
201%
Jan
50%
Electric Co
4%
a55%
.
4%
—3
com
i
General
28% Jan
215
—10
new
Light
w
General
Apr
3% May
37% Jan
50
5%
*
common
General
37% Mar
35'A
5%
20
Apr
Jan
35%
5'A
Machinery & Chemical Corp—10
Fruehauf
High
&
35%
1-ft
Co
35
48%
(Un)
Co
Petroleums
Power
32%
25
Ltd—_—
Plantation
12'A
A (Un)_10c
(Un)
(Un)
Gas
Capwell Co
Corp
New
Range since Jan. 1
Inc
Co
Natural
Florida
Food
Lines
Kodak
Paso
Emporium
class
Co
&
12%
—-——5
.
Laboratories
Federated
Bales
for Week
Shares
Co
deNemours
Eastman
76% Mar
Calif
of
3_
1
.———
Oil
Chemical
Mont
7%
common.
Preferred
Feb
83
Inc
12.50
45.
6 Va
470
160
Apr
5
Corp
1,205
a28
17%
5
Electric
Jan
18
1
(Un)
Ale
10
Axle
Feb
38c
6%
49%
B
25
Corp
Spring
39%
Apr
%
Jan
common..2.50
Toy Mining
United Engineering &
Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Jun
33c
Jan
Apr
•
San
34 'A
7^2
53
14%
17
39%
*
Corp
—.
121
Jan
98 Va
99'A 100
1
Bolt
a—
42%
50
__
393/4
3
Screw
Feb
146% May
1,259
265
100
10
1
preferred
Jan
—
53
Dow
8.50
Glass
126 Va
a__
'
6%
Pi
Co
Ry
& Co
Eureka
Douglas
10
Plate
lu3
375
16%
52
FeD
35%
convertible
Pittsburgh
430
52'A
42 %
8
Co
ft
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
25
Chicago Mllw St Paul RR com (Un)„•
Preferred
(Un)
100
Chrysler
Corp
39% Mar
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
Brewing
15'/a
Jun
Jan
•
Corp
Jan
15
39% May
1.10
Jun
•
Pittsburgh
79%
25 V2
33%
Columbia Gas System
Natco
Jan
36% May
13% Jan
523/4
36%
'.CZ-*
Gas
67 Va
195
21'A Mar
809
Par
Star
Jun
220
a39% a42 %
45 Va Mar
1,212
Sale Price
Lone
Jun
60'A
500
41%
,
Refractories
67
Jan
1,259
37%
81
Home (Joseph i Co
Joy Manufacturing Co
Jan
54
15,800
40%
85%
Brewing
47 %
652
99c
36%
Friday
Walker
1,853'
24'/a
41%
75% Mar
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Pitt
Jun
67
60'/a
90c
36%
•
STOCKS
Harbison
53'A
Va
59%
94c
Ewa
Fort
Mar
40
1
Jan
80%
Co
485
6
Sullivan
&
Packing
I)
Central
Eureka
Blaw-Knox
72% May
53
17
1
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Jan
85%
_
186'A Mar
5
Pacific
(J
5%
1975
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Jan
Feb
674
15
Atlantic Oil
Case
Jun
62%
5
(Un)
51%
173'/a
1
Corp
Feb
Jan
1,445
i
01c
100
(Un)
—
25%
1,328
lc
(Un)
Jan
Mar
a81 Va a83 Va
•
Co
13 Va
a—
52%
J
(Un)
23 % May
"•
68%
(Un)__13
(Un)
Jan
68
1
Canadian
67%
—
A
183 % 183'A
p 2
(Un)
Corp
Dry Ginger
55
.———1935
ser
41%
a47 a47%
Inc
Canadian
Eastern
4s
495
a36% a36%
(Unl_.
Cement
California
Canada
550
20
A—
51%
al48%al49%
Corporation
Calaveras
6%
*
Transit
series
22
*
(Un)
Burroughs
Jun
Jun
BONDS
Baltimore
6.0
15
Company
72%
—
common:
25
10
Corp
—
.
49%
a41%
RR
Mar
23%
5
Borg-Warner Corp new com
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc_
Budd
6%
Coal
Lothrop
a—
2
Oil
Co
6%
common—
preferred
Westmoreland
25
(Un)
Airplane
13 Va
Improvement
a78
Co
Holdings
Boeing
1
Washington
Jun
a78
(Un)__j.__50
Benguet Cons Mining Cop
Jan
31 %
Corp
United
29% Mar
51%
31%
•
com
•
United
Jan
36 Va Mar
625
.
50
_
Gas
Co
$4.25
38%
39%
common
common.
Riggs
Woodward
45% Mar
22%
-
preferred-..
Electric
preference
Co
Oil
21%
1,325
10
common
;
series
Service
$1.40
6,^77
49%
3
Power
Rights
3.60ft
Sun
J
preferred
Fe
Corp
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated
Corp
Public
29%
47%
12%
10
Electric
Feb
27%
Transportation Co—
—
Participating
Philco
Potomac
48%
48%
•
Jan
9%
Corp
Aviation
Bishop
Feb
39
10
Line
Institute
Columbia
Pennroad
18'A
200
(Un»
com
Jun
May
Jun
70,
26% Mar
16%o
(Glenn L)
l
Securities
Celanese
5
class A
Apr
43%
__10
Corp
Co
22%
Jun
34%
Bait
Brothers
Co
910
87%
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jun
86%
10
at
617
7'/a
15%
40%
187
May
30%
•
Co
Amer
Motors
7
18%
Jan
Mar
1,142
34%
4%
9% Jan
38
Jun
24% Mar
Jan
170
40%
13 Va
Jan
3%
5
39%
___1
12
20
187
39%
Battery
of
& Co
34%
83
A
Martin
7J8
17%
22%
non-voting
Garfinckel
(Julius) common
4% ft conv preferred
Merck
43
21%
Co
Deposit
(The)
40%
16%
21%
Duquesne Light Co
Hecht
Feb
28% Mar
—25
Fidelity
Goldenberg
58%
1867a Mar
Apr
.1.80
Co
Publishing
International
1ft
Jan
24%
—-
5
Delaware Power & Light common
Gimbel
Jun
172%
480
50
Chrysler Corp
General
48
3,122
50
preferred
Company
Co
434
182% 185%
High
26%
Corp common____50
partic
Class
Low
Beech
43
1
Bankers- Securities
Finance
50
1
16%
lc
Common
50
9%
25
Refining Co (Un)
Atok-Big Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
Beckman
Jan.
26
—13
a59
23'A
9%
100
Santa
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Range ilnee
High
48
183%
a57
10
(111
31
Apr
58% May
a57%
*
Atlantic
Baldwin
for Week
Shares
Co
Jan
23%
B
(Un)
Corp old
Top &
29 Va
48
common
&
89'A May
Jan
205
10
\Un>
5
Refining (Un)„•
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bale*
Range
Low
*
Baldwin
Curtis
Week's
of Prices
Steel
80%
Jan
21
~
20
10
Armco
400
22%
Jan
75%
315
2,508
43'A
com
22% Mar
33%
22%
72
4.o
29'/a
22%
59%
Jan
Jun
38% May
(Un)
class
Co
Jan
10
102 »/a May
167
20
32%
May
Jan
93% Mar
708
Bank
22%
84
7%
6
a30
Anglo Calif National
33%
103
Jan
42%
Co
Tel
3%
42
90
Jan
[II10
75 Va
28
64
19%
_100
Corp
74%
—
28%
66%
1,700
Last
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
67
50
85
48
200
all7
25
20%
•
10
all5%
135
t
Apr
a29%
Corp (Un)
Copper Mining (Un)
20
Co
10
all6%
Anaconda
20
»
Jun
20% Jan
85
*
34'A
American Viscose
10
& Tube
Corp
Soup
&
10
Power
Mar
American Radiator & S S
*
:
29
4
Apr
35
Jan
971
34 %
4
8
Chem
Tobacco
82
22%
16%
Par
Campbell
&
American
67% May
100
300
29'A
44'/»
a
12%
(Un)
Smelting &
70%
May
41% May
"
(Un)__l
com
Co
Tel
40
25
33%
1
(Un)
American
34
Friday
Budd
Cyanamid
Jun
67%
a—
a99al08'A
Factors Ltd
Potash
50
4
20
(Un)
Motors
Amer
455
266
34%
•
(Un)
com
Theatres
Co
American
85
Sale Price
$2.50
Amer Bdst-Para
Can
42%
.High
LOW
•
Inc
1
Jan.
a64% a64%
25%
25%
1
Ltd
Airlines
10
Corp
(Un)
American
2,900
•
.
15% Mar
Jan
64%
10,
Dye Corp (Un)_
Mfg Co (Un)
Range since
High
41%
a
1
;
Shares
Low
25
.
Mining Co
American
1,700
28%
x39%
•
common
25
12,000
Jan
May
34
34
STOCKS
6ft
Chem &
Allis-Chalmers
*
Sheet
American Tel
Allied
Gold
Corp
60
400
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Arundel
Alleghany
61%
97%
54
1
Electric
American
Industries Inc (Un)
Admiral Corporation
Reduction Co (Un)
far Week
of Prices
5
ACF
94'/a
61%
common
Air
47
12 %
Co
Radio
43%
Jun
29%
2.50
Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co
Youngstown
2%
Laboratories
Sales
Range
Par
Abbott
53
10
Bankshares
Wisconsin
37% Mar
25 '/a May
Feb
61%
97%
*
preferred
Wisconsin
2,300
20%
16%
common
$4.25
59% Mar
19%
5
Co
Motor
15
29%
.'J—1
-
Works
Wieboldt Stores
Jan
Jan
Exehange
Week's
,
Bale Price
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
White
137/e
41%
Last
25 Va Mar
44%
900
Western Union Telegraph—
New
Jan
Fridsy
STOCKS
Apr
10
(Un)
Iron
Walgreen
20%
100 Va
25
.
Co
common
Van Dorn
Jan
300
200
•
Inc
Industries
S
84
1,300
2%
30
10
San Francisco Slock
14%
27%
Corp
Calif
Lines
U
1,200
2%
•
Carbon
of
U
23%
27%
1
JUNE
High
58%
40
1
common
—__—
Union
300
1
(Un)
Century-Fox Film
So La Salle St Corp
Union
96
Low
1
Corp
ENDED
Range since Jen. 1
aigh
14%
Corp
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Truax-Traer
Shares
56%
(The)
Transamerica
Tri
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
94%
FOR
Bales
Range
low
—29
—
Toledo
Week's
40'A
41
936
35%
Jan
41
Jun
a69%
a70
56
58 'A
Jan
673/4 May
1
(Un)__•
85c
a69;
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40
The Commercial-and Financial Chronicle
(2728)
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
r
RANGE
Sao Francisco Stock Exch. (Cont.)
week's
Kange
Sale Frlce
Shares
Par
International Paper Co
International
Intex
Oil
Tel
&
Kaiser
Tel
&
Laughlin
Low
27%
28
9%
lO'/a
Land
23%
Cp new com..33%c
;
91%
Apr
40'A
Jun
Richfield
40
5,550
30
May
40
Jun
Rlverslde Cement Co class A
81%
Jan
2%
alGO
82
145
2,600
54
—
120
Apr
RKO
Pictures
Jan
5
May
R008
112
Apr
767
56
48%
Jan
58%
13%
Jan
23%
Apr
Safeway
40% Mav
62%
Feb
St
Joseph Lead
Regis
20
20'%
845
4!>%
47%
2,516
'Un»
•
—
*
1.70
Macy & Co
(R H)
Magnavox Co
•
a32%
com
(Un)
1
Marchant Calculators
Marine
Bancorporation
Martin
Co
Matson
(Un)__„_
1
(Un)
Merck
&
Merrill
Co
Tnc
M
&
M
Oil
National
Auto
National
Gypsum
Central
Northrop
RR
Oil
Oil
Co
Co
Coast
Gas
9% Mar
35% Mar
8c
1st
1st
69c
30,704
%c
2%c
311,278
29%
29%
29%
260
25
...
80
80
265
16%
17
600
pfd
Pacific
Oil
&
Pure
Oil
Co
new
Jun
33%
Apr
Feb
1,003
47% May
63
6,490
19
a22
a22
78%
75%
78%
28%
28%
__
405
13%
Jan
1,100
3%
Jun
a47
60
44%
Jan
49%
615
34% Mar
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Trans World
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Carbide & Carbon
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28%
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Union Sugar
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40%
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12
2,810
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31%
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53%
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400
26%
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29%
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71%
165
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90%
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47%
889
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364
51%
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57% May
32
46
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382
31%
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35%
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Western
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Lines
Western Pacific
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5,497
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20%
150
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50
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71
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71
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53%
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69
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100
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Radio Corp of America
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31%
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87%
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30
44
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Feb
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55
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930
90
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43%
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75
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150
28
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24
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87%
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23%
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25%
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N>w England Electric
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New Park Mining Co
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24
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72
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1
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600
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114
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Feb
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11
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Feb
52
21
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485
53
Mar
42
13,435
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27,731
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Jun
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42
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Feb
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Steamship
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28
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Canadian Breweries
$1.25
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11%
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Apr
Jun
31%
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53
50
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Jan
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38
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63
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105
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51
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all
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35
Jun
23
1,197
pfd—
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High
Week'i
of Prices
Low
Argus Corp Ltd com
$2.40 preferred
Range since Jan. 1
High
34
•
*
Aluminium
Range
of Prices
24%
common
—
Algoma
Sales
Low
Bale Price
•'i'Fav
Week's
25
Sugar
Class A
Last
•„
Funds
•
preferred
Acadia-Atlantic
Friday
■TOCK!
37
May
43 % Mar
29%
Feb
Feb
May
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5437
Number
Volume 181
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2729)
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
WEEK
ENDED
*
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Car
it
Foundry
37%
25%
28%
25%
28%; $
$1.75
$1
commo:
21%
23%'
.25
series
series
Canadian
Canadian
*
Fairbanks
Canadian
Hydro
Cb/
Industries common
Morse
*
com
Carbons
21%
*
28%
Canadian
Oil
Companies
*
Warrants
Canadian
com
22
21%
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(B
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23
May
VVX 1,120
3
Jan
34%
28 Vb
Jan
24% \
17% Mar
25 y4 May
34%
34
36
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16
15%
30
-
,
8%
Jun
34%
Jun
Sherwin
7%
18,:
29
May
37 %
7%,;
800
7
May
10%
28
660
26%
Feb
30
18%
18%
18%
Jan
18%
17
16%
/-41.195
I 395
16%
Steel
33%
3°
20%
18%
13
i
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion
Stores
Dominion
Tar
Pont
'
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17% Mar
23%
Jun
104%
Feb
103
33%
Feb
Feb
41% Mar
Feb
10
Jan
2$
Jan
24
7%
6% Mar
142
140% Mar
143%
Jan
34%
25%
Jan
35%
28%
25
Jan
28%
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24% Mar
29%
Jan
3.50
15%
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Jan
Jan
6
6
24%
25%
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23%
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33%
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33%
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25
Jan
34
31
•
30%
General Steel Wares common
102
•
4% %
$4.50
60%
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32%
Jan
Mar-
:
common
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pfd__
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Canada
of
Utilities Corp
Jan
54 %
Jan
47%
47%
35
45
Feb
49
Apr
153
153
800
153
Jun
156
Jan
28%
29%
30
Apr
49
50
171
•
52%
50%
52%
39%
39%
8%
May
80
*
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6%
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Lindsay
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Lower
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&
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9
Apr
11
Jan
101
Jan
105
Mar
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5.95
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National
12
12%
12
Jun
14
Apr
71
71%
2,793
66%
Apr
73%
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6.50
6.60
9,300
4.80
Feb
—*
81%
81
81%
375
58
100
*
104%
12%
61
42
May
Feb
28
Feb
46
Feb
44
Feb
Jan
53%
55
2,563
50
Jan
56
Feb
44
44%
300
43
Feb
48
Feb
55
Toronto-Dominion
99
Apr
Company
Si Dominion Sugar
Malting
Jun
3,980
35% Mar
6,540
7%
150
*
57%
63
105
435
Jan
11%
Jun
7
~
32,759
104%
40
10% Mar
9,495
11
49%
1,805
75
4
55
134
119
26%
107
7*;1
2.K4
80
146
1<5
147
42%
42%
30
29%
30
5%
6,263
38.660
Jan
17%
Jun
117%
114
118
2,849
22
21%
22%
5,650
74
a74
5
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15
14%
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Food
Neon
General
n
111
Jun
29
Jan
150
May
Apr
33% Mar
42%
Jun
33%
Apr
42%
Jun
26
315
Apr
30%
7%
17%
57
57
57
Jan
9
Jan
Feb
Jan
May
5
57
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70
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25
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i
29
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12
10
10%
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33
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4
40
Feb
Feb
7%
10
50
38%
16
96
17
29
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Mar
Mar
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May
Jan
29
common—"
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39%
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5
23%
32
12%
a3.60
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class A_*
class
Advert
Jan
Feb
100
10
15%
30
1,230
6
al8
Enterprises Ltd
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80 % Mar
,Jan
9,384
3.60
Feb
3.75
Apr
10
Jan
10% May
95c
Feb
95c
25
Jan
28
May
34% May
40
Jun
Feb
Jan
Jan
106
Jan
21 % May
23
May
104
10
Ltd
Products
Claude
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class A_*
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Jun
69%
7%
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&
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Apr
Feb
13
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Jun
16%
95
21,4
*
22%
68
1
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Jan
a
—
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Jan
207/b May
2
Westinghouse
Mar
V
105
900
Western
13
Jan
13
May
a20
18% Mar
19
12
13%
a28
a28
25
Feb
25
Feb
a30
a^O
30
May
30
May
20%
20%
18
Jan
Dominion
Magnesium Ltd
29
3,095
17%
1,050
13
Mar
34
36
1,400
33
Feb
38
Jan
88
88
100
82
Apr
88
Jun
34%
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*
a4.50
a4.50
5
pfd
20
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250
2.25
2.40
1,100
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Jun
Jun
55
25
28
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
minion
Dominion
76%
29
76%
17%
•
•
Ltd
Works
Engineering
76%
-
--
54%
Jan
22% Mar
18%
Jun
May
12
12
Jun
Jan
21% Mar
35%
36%
26%
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22%
22%
21
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36% May
22% Apr
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89
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95
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10%
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101
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33
Jan
18
May
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•
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24%
25%
25%
22%
*
17
17
17%
16
19%
19%
19%
17% Mar
10d
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13%
23
13%
112
39%
19
14
14
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29%
29
31
26
41
42
37%
May
Jun
May
3.50 May
Eastern
Steel
Federal
Grain
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Ford
Ltd
$1.40
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class A
•_*
2.25
•
121%
Motor Co of Can
Power Sec Corp Ltd—
(stamped)
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a44
*
-
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(Alfred)
Lambert
Inc
conv
common
Jan
26 % Mar
MacLaren
19%
Maple Leaf Mi'ling Co Ltd
Jan
44
a50
Jan
May
10 % May
Jun
2 80 May
126%
50
Jun
May
10 % May
10'%
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210
7
Mar
9%
Jun
alO
20
11
Apr
13%
Jan
25
54
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a
57
-
11%
Jun
Jan
57
Jun
14
Feb
Feb
7
May
Jan
21
Jun
82
Jun
5
6%
6%
300
20%
21
625
81
82
346
alO
alO
75
102% 102%
80
100
Jan
102% Mar
21
131
Jan
170
5
25% May
Mar
1.80
100
5.00 May
30%
all % all%
♦
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Feb
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57
pfd_50
1
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Canadian
London
a9.00
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'Interprovincial
♦
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Hydro-Electric
4.00 Mar
29%
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class A—_—
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Ltd
Horner
Feb
13% May
•
*
May
10% May
2 50 May
5
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17%
95
Canadian
13
5
Feb
17
a
Canadian
18%
com
Feb
6%
6 %
7 % Mar
39%
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6%
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39
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Jun
6
a95
Feb
12
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6
100
1
14% May
a?0
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Apr
880
6%
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preferred
138
124
245
41%
36
Jun
1.20
6%
--
24% May
735
42%
—
13% May
6
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Canadian Marconi Company
Silk
3
26% ""
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.
Power
75
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Jan
Mar
16
225
Canadian
7,965
•
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46
6%
1,510
Canadian
138
A
90c
31%
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69%
~
10%
2,000
22%
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29%
36%
14,315
1.00
31%
60%
138
41%
2,105
13
43
21%
105%
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26
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46
•
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68%
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12%
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102% Mar
12
J
7% Mar
Jan
*
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Co
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian
Canadian Gen
37%::T
12%
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1.00
•
common
preferred
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conv
62%
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in5
12%
46
13
*
100
"
1
•
Arcan
Corp Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common
Belgium Stores Ltd common
Jan
37
•
5
Sales
for Week
Range
of Pnices
Low
Far
52
7%
Last
Pulp St Paper
Development Co
Exchange
Week's
Friday
stocks
i
61 %
11%
Feb
Funds
Canadian
60
37%
11%
10
—
Canadian Stock
60
3.25
Mines
3,373
Apr
105%
50
Canada Vinegars
18%
Noranda
May
Jan
Canada
3.50
Wire
Feb
25
Jun
is%
Niagara
104
505
May
61 %
39%
—
10
26
25%
91
46%
Jan'
<300
♦
Car
Jan
39
Canada
__
& Chemical
104% 104%
26
6.75 May
1,500
52%
W'f'
•
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675 '
1,630
Jun
Locomotive
Drug
Jun
Apr
157/b Mar
50
$5
oil
Preferred
6.50
147
Jan
42
Jun
class A
National
Jan
14%
50
46
*
&
Morgan
Jan
145
41
Jan
109
class
10
1,565
41%
29%
10 %
Breweries
4.35
8,290
147
15%
.10
Jun
B
Molson
6.50
147
Commerce
Brown
—100
(Robt)
39% May
57% Mar
Jan
-100
•
Wronfonae
Mitchell
Feb
40%
Anglo-Nfld
1,110
23
Preferred
32
71%
Anglo-Canadian
50
;
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Jun
1,477
Jan
53
—___*
3
class
52%
Apr
53
23
Priority
Jan
36 %
41%
Power
Bloedel
Corp
41%
52%
Jan
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preferred
Jun
5,057
176
Jun
Feb
25
57c
50
*
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&
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MacMillan
Feb
500
Jan
common
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Feb
43
45%
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pfd
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Jun
207/8
Jan
38 %
52%
pfd—100
A).
class
100%
May
56%
20
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18
38
30
5
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100
15 Vb
15%
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27
25
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947
1,562
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50%
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53
45
5,602
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50
38%
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54%
56%
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—
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53% May
54%
10
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Inteiprovinclal Pine Lines
Jamaica
66
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41%:
*
common
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50
Scotia
53
•
100
10
Power
International
77% May
50%
987
Canadienne
Nova
40%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
65Mar
6,008
53%
50
Apr
91
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2,345
66
52%
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—-100
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76
59%
53
19
common
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common
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66
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60
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76
18%
preferred
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•
preferred
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U
Corp
Jan
Jun
18%
112% Jun
48
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39
£1
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Apr
13%
*
*
preferred—100
7 7c
50
•
Paper common
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Jun
May
32 %
Feb
10
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Alabastlne
preferred
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97
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450
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9%
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44
Imperial Oil Ltd
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common-5
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73
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%
10% May
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May
2,491
to
67c
Jan
95
28%
Jan
27
61 %
•
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preferred
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Budson
43
15
29%
com_.—
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Zellers
■>"■■■.
Smith
425
370
Mar
110
8% ■:
58%
9%
•
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7
29
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6
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111%
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153
16 % May
6
Motors
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30%
61 % May
11%
25
General
&
Apr
33
i
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Lime
3.50
60 i
15%
1
•
Paper Co
3.50
57%
__
1
Jan
8% Feb
•
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Jan
Apr
3.50
3.50
til
.—
common
;
26
270
Jun
..
—
64
__
Jun
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preferred
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Jan
769
Jan
a21
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5%
16%
11%
Leaseholds
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•
.
Bakeries
Gypsum
23%
13%
Gatlneau Power common
Lakes
Apr
•
common
preferred
Feb
32 %
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Gooderham
17%
May
13% Jun
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Wabasso
Walker
Jan
16
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30%
Jun
May
11%
Power
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of
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28%
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6%
•
Kootenay Power
1,260
Jun
102 %
*
preferred—100
5%
Oils
Jan
Jan
100
Electrolux Corp
Enamel & Heating Products—
12%
Jun
60
60
Jan
*
Stores
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13
Apr
6%
•
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12
30
common
Canada
Bteel Co
Triad
36%
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Canada
of
Apr
23%
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100
Jan
Mar
,
30%
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Southern
17%
preferred
Dew Brewery
Jun
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15% May
Dominion Textile common
Bros
24
—100
& Sons
(H)
Jan
17%
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&
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47%
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of
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Jun
—•
preferred
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10%
—•
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50
50
pfd
Williams
Simpsons
21%
11%
•
common
Jan
40% May
Apr
7% Mar
100
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Jun
8%
7% Mar
7%
•
com—
44
•
preferred
Mar
17 % May
May
all
35
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16
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.—*
.
53%
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6,336
May
—
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Feb
1
•
25
___
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Jan
•
common
40
680
60
100
Bhawinigan Water & Power
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preferred
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2,930
60
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common
Bt Lawrence Corp common
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27%
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53%
54%
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35
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Apr
37%
37
Jan
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•
Paper
4 % 7c
15
7%
16.;
116%
2,080
59%
preferred
Transport
RoOand
47 Yt Mar
v
73
Jan
35
Jun
Jan
' 27%
pfd
Foundries &
Dominion
ureal
Apr
17
•
6%
Dairies
Drminior
5%
8%
7
•
class
Ltd
Co
preierred
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2,970
7%
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Dominion
Eraser
22
May"
66%
110
10
High
33%
57%
Quebec Power
May
29
—•
:
Seagrams
Dominion
Famous
Jan
99
•
*
Bridge
«•>
24
May
92
•
Coal
Jan
20
19% Mar
4
_„
75
116% 116%!
Canada
Provincial
Mar
9
Jun
23%
A
Dominion
East
7%
33%
Equipment
Dominion
Du
22%
18% May
8%
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Smelting
Textile _;
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7%
Apr
1
Low
Jan
11
23%
Class B
Bed
18
Jun
•
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May
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21%
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4%
12 Va Mar
Jan
Company
of
71%
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35
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pld
Minim
.
Power
Feb
10
Railway
Vlckers
Coghlin
Powell
Jan
21%
25
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Pacific
Canadian Petroflna Ltd
Canadian
Feb
37
River
Shares
52%
25
Apr
Corp
for Week
Low
.
1
Jan
7%':"';J.|
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100
preferred
Apr
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99
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32%
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Placer Development
8%
7%
•
Penmans
Jun
20 V
$
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__
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Jun
287/B
11% v;,
8%
common
preferred
Canadian
29
May
Sales
Range
of Prices
69%
38
19% May
a4.00
15
25
Cottons
soian
11
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Jan
21v Jan
-
35%
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21%
11%
*
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35%
21%
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At
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23
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25
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Week's
Last
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.
High
Low
30
29
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Celanese
Range since Jan. 1
High
37%
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•
20
common
Class A
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
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vj
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Cki-aoian
10
for Week
37%
•
Canadian Canners Ltd
JUNE
Week's
Last
~
Jun
13%
Jun
Feb
15
Apr
Mar
31
Jun
Jan
42
Jun
46% May
54%
Jan
94%
Feb
&
Power
—•
Co
Paper
—*
100
—.—*
McColl-Frontenac Oil 4% pfd
Mersey Paper Co Ltd
Mexican Light & Power Co Ltd com—•
81
102 %
170
165
170
68 %
9%
Jan
Jan
10
Feb
May
13%
100
9%
Jan
13%
Jun
65
67%
670
48%
Jan
67%
Jun
39 %
40 %
220
31%
Jan
41% May
Jun
92%
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
19%
13%
k
M-<nnp«"ta
Moore Corp
Ltd new com
*
52%
52%
54%
Northwest Utilities preferred
*
94
94
94
*
100
40%
40
40%
735
34
Jan
44
170
10
161
Mar
170
Jan
Paton
*
27
25
27
Jan
27
Jun
Pembina
*
:
40
50
Ltd common
51%
Apr
170
13%
5
Ontario Paper Co
Northern
Red
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
7 7c
preferred
Ontario Steel Products
;
T
6,350
23%
MONTREAL
MEMBERS:
HART
STOCK
STOCK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Tooke
Telephone PL-9501
1203
Branch
62
QUEBEC
-
William
•%'
Phillips Sq
5%
-
SHERBROOKE
-
CHICQUTIMI
s*e
page
45.
51%
51%
5
51%
Jun
51%
52 V2
53
120
51
Jan
53
*
a70
140
18
4,563
24
24%
500
146
60
65c
100
-
ST. JOHNS. P. Q.
19%
140
65c
Jan
Feb
Jan
18
24%
148
75c
MaV
Jun
May
Jan
65c
1.25
1.25
158
1.25
Jan
1.25
Jan
44
46%
4.850
41%
Jan
49
Mar
class
48
48%
1.975
45
37
40
5,840
27% Mar
40
Jun
40%
Apr
50
Jun
5%
Jan
A—:
pfd
Oil
46%
48%
39%
•
49%
46
50
6%
6 %
6%
200
Waterman
(L E)
11%
11%
11%
2,650
23
23%
595
of
Jan
Apr
*
•
40
•
Alloys Steel Canada Ltd—*
Oas
66
14%
Jun
May
72% May
——*
—
Corp
24%
pfd—100
67e
Pipe Line
Canada Ltd
Mountain
17%
17%
145
5
common
Power
a70
50
common.
360
.
Jan
48% Mar
7%
Apr
I
Westeel
Woods
fortrtotes
21% May
common..
Finarce
redeemable
Products
Western
For
Feb
Vanadium
Office: '
St., New York City, HAnover 2-057S
TROIS-RIVIERES
Corp
Ltd
Canada
preferred
Trans
lare
(Can)
B'-os
Red
Traders
Mar
21
part 2nd pfd
Telephone
Southein
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Local Branch:
cum
Reitmans
FXCHANGE
CANADIAN
1st
non
Quebec
EXCHANGE
TORONTO
cum
6%
&
51
25
preferred
6%
SAVARD
584
a21
Canada—
of
Jan
51%
a21
cum
Pipe Line Ltd 57o
Corp
52%
51
pfd__20
1st pfd__50
100
Manufacturing 7%
Power
Ltd—
Co
Quebec Power
f
1st
Dfd
s
Canada
Pen Co Ltd
Ltd
Breweries Ltd;
Manufacturing Co Ltd
•
*
13
Jan
21%
Apr
23%
Jun
25% May
45
a24
5
*
11% May
45
a24
12
23%
Feb
45
45
40
35
Feb
Mar
41
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2730)
,
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Week'*
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Par
FOR
WEEK
of Prices
Low
Alt a
High
Low
Arno
Mines
Atlas
Gold
Barvallee
Red
Beaucage
Bevcourt
Gold
Rare
Bouscadlllac Gold
Bouzan
Gold
Brilund
Brunswick
Min
Feb
17 Vac
20c
8,700
15c
—1
1
Collieries
Canadian
Lithium
Asbestos
&
Gold
Gold
Cheskirk
Mines
Chibougamau
29c
136,700
14c
302,000
1.95
100
42c
Mar
50c
Apr
14c
Jun
Jun
1.95
Jan
10
12
4.20 May
Jan
Jun
Mar
4.75 May
26c
Mar
46c
Jun
Jan
55c
Mar
Ltd—*
11%
10%
11%
3,300
1.85
1.75
2.00
30,800
4.20
I
2.59
2.50
2.90
1,300
30c
30c
35c
17,600
1
3c
3%c
9.30
9.00
9.50
11c
14c
1.12
10c
1.12
Jan
6.00
Jan
7%c Jan
500
1.12
Jun
2.90
Apr
58c
Apr
6%c
9.90
Apr
May
21c
Mar
1.12
Jur)
10c
5,000
11c
5,000
1.05
61,400
80c
Mar
57c
30,200
45c
Feb
81c
55c
55c
1,000
55c
Jun
55c
Jun
10c
17c
146,700
4%c
Jan
18c
Mar
9.90
11%
7,000
53c
54c
12c
4.35
OSc
1.04
7
11%
9/250
2.10
Jun
11%
Jun
7c
Rayrock
Red
Sherritt-Gordon
Mines
Sullivan
Mines
Limited
Mines
Ltd-—
Sullivan
Eastern
East
Metals
Pab
Mines
Fontana
Mines (1945)
Frobisher Limited
Goldfieids
Gui
Por
Gulch
Uranium
Uranium
Mines
Warrants
—
Gold
Uranium
Kontiki
Yukon
Lead
Labrador
Mining
Lafavettp
Lavalie
Lorado
Uranium
Louvlcourt
9c
Jan
18c
46,000
16 Va
1,100
15% May
2.35
2,000
6.25
2.25 May
5.00 Jan
5,400
.1.40
10,200
3.15
12,400
50c
350
2.80
2.10
31,500
27
72c
Mines
14,700
Maritimes
Mining
Meta
Island
Mnlvbdenitp
of
19c
18
Jun
2.36
7.25
Mar
Apr
Apr
32c
22
30c
1.85
2c
3.00 Mar
Jan
37c
4,000
1.80
18,200
9.50
420
1.50
1.50
2,000
34c
24
24%
5,415
15% Mar
GVeC
7c
2,000
1.09
1,100
1.99
7.75
100
Pyrite & Copper Corp. Ltd—1
Oil
Creek
Ltd.
60c
165.850
5c
6c
4.70
22c
27 VaC 28 Vac
7,500
12,000
6,000
New
Athone
Calumet
78c
Jan
18%
Formaque
Fortune
Harricana
Apr
9.50
3.20
—1
Jan
Jan
2%c Jan
7c
Jan
24%
Oils
Limited
Jun
2.85 Mar
60c
7c
Jun
Apr
28V2C
Apr
22%cMar
37c
May
42 %c
67c
Jan
Apr
Jun
4c
Jan
12c
Jan
31c
18
970
9.10
Jan
11c 13%c
18% May
37,050
8c
Jan
16c
Apr
1,000
37,500
5 Vic
Feb
12c
Apr
24 %c
Apr
17%
7c
13c
12 Vic
14c
4.00
4.00
4.00
3,000
42c
40c
44c
34,500
1.10
2,400
2,000
2.10
2.10
1,000
1.35 Mar
85c
78 %c
90c
1,111
67 V2 May
80c
9,100
46c
Jan
81c
67c
82c
43,500
55c
Mar
19
Ltd
19
19%
750
79c
66c
66c
68 c
1.81
1.75
2.05
5 Vac
2.30
2.20
62c
39c
1.00
94c
1.23
Mines
34c
Oils
43c
Ltd
New
Santiago
Mines
Thurbois
Mines
Ltd
Nipissing
Mines
Mines
Normetal
Obalskl
Ltd
Ci
Mines
(1945)
Ltd
8c
•
(new)—u.
2.75
Consol
Perchourt
Porcupine
Gold
Mines
Mines
9c
Apr
6c
May
2.75
Jun
1.95 May
2.53
Jun
302,300
17c
Feb
-1,000
74c
Jun
4,000
60c
Jan
68c
2,000
1
1.01
16,500
May
1.00
75c
Jun
1.33
Jun
May
10%
11%
12,020
7.15
1.90
1.73
1.90
74,764
1.10
1.10
800
70c
74c
13,000
Petroleums
Petroleums
Calalta
Ltd
1
Ltd
25c
Producers Ltd
Federated
Petroleums
Ltd
Ventures
Ltd
Oil
Gaspe
Sweet
Oil
Home
New
1
Ltd
Oils
Ltd
500
22c
Mar
3Dc
38c'
Jan
48c
65,700
21c
Mar
51c
Jun
3c
Jan
19c
79c
Feb
2.50 May
3V2c
2.60
see
page
45.
1.70
6,050
1.31
32,150
1
Development
1.24
1
11%
12
450
1.02
1 05
710
May
25c
Apr
4.65
35c
Jun
42c
6.25
Apr
Jan
11%
Jun
1.22 May
1.10 Jun
1.90
Jun
1.10
Jun
60c
Apr
1.18
80c
1.75
51c
Jan
Jun
5.50 May
33c
Jan
2.10 May
7.80 Feb
10% May
12c
4,500
1
12c
3.75
20c
1.45
1.08
Feb
Apr
10 % Mar
1.00
May
3.75
1.55
Jan
1.65
Jan
9c
Jan
6,000
21c
May
67V2C
Jan
79c
May
1
6IV2C
65c
30,500
47c
Jan
80c
May
Petroleums
Ltd
24 %c 24V2c
Toronto Stock
Canadian
Friday
16c
Par
Abltlbl
Power
& Paper common
preferred
4 V2 c1o
•
Class. A
Low
34
—
35
10,643
26
Jan
35
Jun
816
25 Va
Jan
26%
Jun
11
950
8%
Jan
11
Jun
24
24 %
505
24%
Jun
103%
104
35
1
•
Yellow
Knife
Alberta
trust
13c
6,725
llc
Jan
17c
Apr
18c
4,700
15c
Jan
20c
May
7'/2
7%
527
7ic
72c
82c
32,870
58c
Mar
95c
Apr
51c
55c
8,800
51c
Jun
63 %c
Feb
1.00
94c
Cons
Aluminum
1
2nd
Jan
90c
4.80
3.95
Apr
4.80
12,600
2.65 Mar
1.90
900
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
40c
4,700
20 %
9,085
97 V2
315
*
68%
Canada
of
1st
pfd
11
460
26
Feb
106%
107
745
106
May
16c
17c
12,000
14c
1.27
1.20
1.30
57,910
1.29
1.19
1.35
28,100
1.10 May
98c
Jan
3.25
3.20
3.65
112.973
10c
9,150
15
2,605
9,413
Petroleums
1
9 Vic
•
14 y4
Oil
•
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd.
Anglo-Huronian
5.65
27
Apr
Jan
Jan
2.95 Mar
15c
4
25
22c
Feb
1.35
Jun
3.75
Jun
May
1.25
16c
19%
Feb
6.20
Jun
5.65
5.90
54 Va
50
53
Jan
13
2,258
13
Jan
4.70 Mar
1.25
29,700
1.65
225
1.53
Jun
1.88 Mar
1.65
1.80
7,500
1.65
Jun
1.80
56% May
133/4 Mar
2nd
*
Gold
A
Steels
26
Mar
Jan
9%c
1.00
9,825
85c
Jan
70c
13.000
45c
Jan
80c
23%
24%
5,983
203/4
Feb
26
15c
Jun
46c
52 Va
Apr
59
15c
36c
53,868
50
56
57 %
630
1
Corp
B
12VsC 13 %c
38c
Mar
1.25
5.75
Feb
7.05
Apr
6.55
194,950
1,000
12c 14%c
447,000
2c
17,500
4c
20c
Feb
7 V2C Mar
12c
Jan
Jan
14%c
10c
67c
73,000
4.35
92,600
12c
12c
10,000
10c
May
19c
52c
39,900
41c
Feb
70c
Apr
14%
430
13% Mar
15%
Jun
•
17%
18%
3,915
13% Mar
18%
Jun
1
28c
31c
325,500
6%c Jan
35c
May
11 %c 13 %c
37,300
7%c Jan
15c
Apr
80c
Apr
15%
15 Va
1 000
1,525
Jan
9c
Jan
11% Mar
5.05 May
14c
18
Apr
Apr
3.75
3.90
400
3.75
2 22
Apr
4.05
2 21
Apr
2.40
16,900
1.20
Jan
2.40
Jun
15c
12c
15c
16,000
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
9c 11 %c
48.090
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
11c
Gairdner &
60 Wall
Gompany Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall- 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Jun
1.10
Apr
Jun
May
47c
Jun
Feb
Jan
14%
48c
Gairdner &
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
57c
3.60
15%
Mines
Apr
Jan
10
1
class
Jan
3%c
12,000
100
pfd class
Hardware
21%
13,000
59c
24
Mar
675
7c
92c
1
79c
25
Jun
6.50
Mar
55c
Jun
92c
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
4.80
Apr
2.00
May
Jan
Jun
Jun
108 % Mar
6c
Corp common
Rights —:
.
May
50c
Corp
Metals
13% Mar
71
106 Va
24%
Oil
Mines
Ascot
5c
14
Jan
13
Consolidated
Arjon
3.00
Jan
54 V2
50
Mines
Anthes-lmperial
Ashdown
Jan
27
Anglo-American Exploration
conv
Apr
Jan
69%
50o
Nepheline
Lead
$2.40
8%
49
20c
American
Rouyn
98 % Mar
•
Ltd
Feb
22% Mar
Mar
26%
1
Petroleums
50c
12% Jan
25
Larder
Leduc
Anelo
3,510
13,113
Jan
Jan
97
100
American
Apex
3,040
70%
96% 106 Va
28c
1.80 May
38c
Apr
41c
Jan
19
1
Jan
Apr
1.60
37c
AiJbeSe
15c
Mar
21 %c
10
Amalgamated
Anchor
78c
17,400
38,876
97%
—*
preferred
Anacon
19,750
30c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Co
Jan
2.50
109
Mines
—
Steel
Aluminium
8
26c
Warrants
Algom a
94c
7% Feb
2.10
.
ctfs
Pacific
Debentures
Feb
12c
com
Uranium
Algom
*
106
1.80
—
Distillers
Jan
Mai-
l7c
1
Petroleums
Warrants
32%
103
18c
*
—
Petroleums
Voting
1
High
*
—
Oil
&
Albermont
since Jan.
Low
26%
*
Alberta
Range
High
33
Acme
AJax
Shares
10 V2
Acadia-Uranium
Akaltcho
Sales
for Week
26'%
Atlas
36V2C
Range
of Prices
•
Preferred
Gas
Exchange
25
common
Atlln-Ruffner
70c
Feb
100
Acadia-Atlantic
Jan
2.35
Mar
42c
Funds
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Jun
2.48
Feb
12 V2
3,000
9c
10c
Feb
1.84 Mar
72c
77c
4,000
57c
Feb
72c
Feb
4,000
3.90
Jun
•
May
20c
11c
Jan
Apr
Apr
27c
*
-
20c
9c
Jan
Jun
52c
May
Limited
Co
3c
May
83c
11c
Jan
Ltd
Petroleums
10c
10 Vac 10 VaC
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
1.58
Jan
3.50
6.55
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd
50
38c
100
12 Vac
"
2,000
25,800
alO
1
Ltd
Argu"
56,000
26c
3.25
alO
1
Ltd
Oil
24c
2.45
1
Oils
Ltd
Co
Westburne
Wllrirh
*
Corp
Bristol
Area
2.4C0
1.80
Ltd
72 c
100
*
Grass
Co
Jasper Oil
Arcan
9c
Apr
IIV2
Bralsaman
Apr
7c
Apr
1.35
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A.
1
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
—1
Apr
1,000
17c
15c
2,300
Apr
30,925
Jan
May
64,900
10c
9c
10c
2%c Jan
62c
40c
72c
44c
13%c Mar
6.00
Jan
2.35
Apr
46 %c May
a30c
Feb
8c
Apr
Jan
35c
31c
34c
2.06
1.80
13%
Jan
4.65
5%c
3,500
35,225
3.55 Jun
4%c
a30c
1,000
1,000
Ltd
Mines
1,000
Jan
Apr
24c
39c
-
1.23
35c
87c
1.53
Dredging Ltd
footnotes
Feb
14c
1.00
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical Indus__
For
3c
Feb
2.75
Ltd—
Mining Co
Prime
2.70 May
20c
Uranium
Goldfieids
1.05
Jan
80c
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Pitt Gold
May
Jan
4.25
Ltd
Amalgamated
Jan
4.25
Ltd
Ltd
172,500
Jan
Jan
4.65
Ltd-
Co
Mar
14c
Corp
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd
Consol
8%c
Ltd
Mining
Nudulama
5
'
Mines
1.21
80c
44c
2.13
Ltd
New
Vinray
97r
20
34c
■'
1
Ltd
&
Jun
14c 147/bC
Louvre
Coal
Apr
5,500
70c '
6c
Ltd
2.95
90
41c
2.75- ; ~ 76,400
2.53L
29,000
35c
35c
.—
Apr
1.25 May
67c
Apr
f
1.00
70c
1
,
Jan
5.15 Mar
63c
5,500
68 c
Ltd
Ltd
4,000
15c
72c
69c
12
•
Anglo-Canadian
2.35
—
16%
Apr
15,200
.
6c
2 20
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
Pacific
Jan
Jan
62c
Mines-Ltd
Mines
3.25
16c
1.00 May
43c
Jan
—
Ltd
Ltd-
Mines
5vbc Jan
62 c
_________
13c
10c
—
1.80 Mar
1
Oil
Jun
7c
9 Vic
7c
Ltd
12c
72c
13 %C
6.50
69c
Stocks—•
Apr
22,000
,
New
Pato
1
Ltd
Jun
Jan
28,100
—
New
Pater
Ltd
Mines
Jun
21c
13c
Ltd—__:
Mines
New
Pardee
31,500
Jun
9 Vac
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
New
Panel
139,900
10c
Jan
1.80
7c
6c
Mines
New
Nocana
40c
8c
13c
Ltd
Jan
Apr
19c
Ltd—
Mines—
New
New-Delhi
New
37c
8%C
Products
1.30 Mar
Feb
1.61 May
38c
10,500
20c
17%
Ltd
Explorations
Alger
New
38C
1
Copper Mines Ltd_l
Mineral
Tungsten
STOCKS
5%c
3,000
44c
j
New
Jun
4.80
9%c May
3.85 Mar
10
May
Jan
18%
r. •«
Nama
33%
138,050
Oils
50c
29
7c
Monpas Mines Ltd
National
Jan
13%
Trend
Jan
9.50
—
Ltd
Apr
21%
13%
Jun
May
20c
Canada
2.15
13%
Oil
1.80
9.50
Mines
Corn
Jun
*
Petroleums
17%
'
——
Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Feb
74c
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd
PhllllDS
May
—
1.05
Mining
Uranium
28c
78,500
825
Pacific
21c
37c
Ltd
Mining
31,150
82c
6,800
Apr
Feb
Ltd
Mines
16,200
55c
74c
1.77
1.50 May
55c
.
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Merrill
6.50
47c
75c
3.55
3.25
2,000
27 %c
Corp Ltd—
6.10
47c
33%
Feb
95c
1.82
Ltd
6.50
1
33
Feb
95c
*
Macdonald Mines Ltd-
Mackeno
Mar
3.20
Apr
8,020
Co Ltd
Mines
Apr
20c
Apr
12,650
6VbC
Goldfieids Ltd—
21c
Jan
500
7c
3.45
6c
Ltd
Lfngside Copper Mining
Jan
4.75
Feb
Jan
4.50
24%
Co
10c
10c
1.57
Mines
Jan
6,000
3.40
Metal
1.45
23,000
1.77
Westville
Mar
17c
3.45
Zenmac
1.20 Mar
18c
15c
33 %
Western
Jan
15c
16c
4.75
2 V4c
40c
4.05
Ltd
Explor
%
4.75
42 Vic 42 V4C
Mines
Mines Ltd—
300
1,200
4%C
Ltd-
&
Apr
7,00Q
5c
Asbestos
40c
31c
6c
_
Mines
4%c Feb
1.75
2.55
GOc
Mines
Zinc
6,000
7c
1
Ltd
Agnew-Surpass common
Kenmayo
15c
1.30
30c
4.50
trust.
Jun
10 Vac
15c
s
Apr
73c
1.70
40C
2.80
Metals Ltd—*
voting
18c
Jun
*
22c
Ltd
Jun
73c
Del Rio
26%
Mines Ltd
Mines
10c
1,000
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.—1
1.35
50c
Ltd
Mines
Joliet-Quebec
12,500
Jun
2.95
——
Mines
Mines
4,000
13c
73c
1
Antone Petroleums Ltd
5.05
3.00
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
9%c
1
Wendell
Jun
73c
•
•
1
Weedon
May
8.10 Mar
1.30
w
,
Jan
12c
—
1
Ltd
Anglo-Canadian
2.35
__
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Lso
9c
9c
•
Virginia Mining Corp
Apr
_1
Mines
11%
Jan
Ventures Ltd
J
Cons
Jan
5.15
Ltd
Jun
14c
__
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines LtdHollinger
68c
7.25
2,550
>
1
Mines
Altex
15%
——___
Hudson-Rand Gold
Jan
17,470
Jun
15c
——1
Ltd
115,900
7.25
.
Corp Ltd
Jun
»
Mines
Mines
16c
GOc
11%
51c
3.85
1,900
Ltd
Gold
Jan
2.40
28,500
•
Ltd-
26c
13c
Mines
Mines
34c
I
Apr
6.90
1
Montauban
ViolaMac
Apr
15c
633
Jan
6c
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Apr
60c
30c
Jun
1.70
—
Gunner
Fields
Asbestos
Lithium
6.90
Jan
10%
Trebor Mines Ltd
Valor
Jan
57c
Uddlen Mines Ltd
United
4.75
40
3%c Jan
7.10
1
United
1.34
11%
•
Mines
-
1
1
Gold
Jan
1
Ltd
Silver
500
98,000'
82c
2%c Feb
1
Ltd
Tobrit
4,700
11c 12 %c
2.25
4c
I
Ltd
'
2.25
1.40
1
Ltd—
—'
30c
Mines
Quebec
Metal
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
—
3,700
6c
1
Corp Ltd—
Refining Co Ltd
Smelting
'
2,100
1.40
1
—
46c
6.65
2.40
1
*
East Malartic
Apr
6.65
Mines
Anr
May
Jun
19c
46c
Lake Mines Ltd.
4.35
1.05
Apr
27 %c
Jan
12%C
*
Mines Ltd
18c
15c
1.90
May
6c
6.00
*
Ltd
Mines
Feb
10%G Jun
Jan
21c
12c
Ltd-——„—.——t
Jan
3.50
1,500
8,600
11c
Tiara
Tlblemont
Jun
18,000
24c 27 %c
Tazin
Tache
Jun
17,000
12c
Mines.
Cons
Apr
5.00
14c
185,050
11c
1.50
3.85
1
East
Gold
Steep Rock Iron
3.55
5.00
27c
1
1
High
Feb
7c
1
Ltd
Mines
Mines
1.07
1.50
1
8oma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd—
Standard
3.50
3.25
3.70
1
Ltd
Gold
Siscoe
36,500
8 %C
•
Ltd
Mines
Low
3.15
4.35
'—rr~—V
Royran Gold Fields Ltd
Range fllnce Jan.
High
2.75
Minies Ltd—1
Uranium
Consolidated
Rowan
Great
Dome
Ltd—
Mines
Crest Gold Mines—-—
Rix-Athabasca
Low
2.90
1
Ltd
Mines
Shares
2.25
*
Ltd
Jan
1 lc-
1
Ltd
Ajm:
9.55 May
4.35
1
Mines
•
Jun
2.74
2c
4,600
1.12
IIV2
1.75 Mar
64,000
1
May
22c
21,725
12c
•
—1
Jan
8.65
1.30 May
7,900
_•
:
Mines
3c
1.95
2.95
Apr
25c
50c
50c
Sudbury Basin
Explorations Ltd
2.30 May
12c Mar
250
15c
Co
22,960
8c
55C
Mining
2.90
6,150
1
Zinc
Mar
4.50
1
&
22c
11%
1
Lead
Jun
19c
—1
Coulee
11c
6.10
8,000
Ltd
Consolidated
Cournor
9,000
11
Ltd_—*
Mines
Mines
Apr
4.40
Ltd
Consolidated
Jan
20c
54,600
Ltd
Cortez
85c
Jan
3.00 May
50c
Ltd—
Cadillac
May
7c
11
Deni,son Mines Ltd—
Central
86,300
41,500
40c
16c
46c
Conro Development
Corp ——
Consolidated BellJceno Mines Ltd
Consolidated
3,400
77c
9.20
—
Explorers
4.05
44c
_
Ltd
Jun
4.50
—
Mines
Corp
I8V2C
9.00
Ltd
Mines
Apr
9.20
(Dunsmuir)
Research
3c
1.95
1
.
Corporation
Patricia
Chemical
Apr
427,300
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Mining Co Ltd——
Centremaque
Jan
2.85
1
Can-Met Explorations Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd-——-—
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Dev
Apr
17c
Jan
1
Ltd
Corp
Mines
Mines
8c
Jan
2.65
Ltd——*
Mines
Jan
4c
69c
11c 11 %c
11c
2.75
13c
Mines
3c
1,000
15c
■
24 3/4 c
Chibougamau
6,000
1,000
50c
67c
•
Ltd
5c
10c
8c 18 %c
1
vtc
Feb
45c
3.50
1
Ltd
Jan
2.15
J 8c
1
Ltd
3.05
2.05
•——
1
Canadian
Consol
4c
8,334
8%c
10c
•
Ltd—1
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Central
17 %c
1
caiuniet
Apr
Jan
Mar
43c
Burnt Hill Tung-Sten Mines
Campbell
Apr
May
2c
7c
6,000
Corp
Flon
7c
13c
69c
4,000
24,000
1
Flin
Apr
11c
Ltd—
Callinan
Mar
4.10
51c
Mines Ltd
Mines
Apr
44c
Jan
3%c
Ltd
& Smelting
Mining
32c
Feb
49c
1
Ltd—
Mines
Jan
3%c
Ltd
Metals
9c
17c
10 %c
1
Mining
3,000
76,700
11c
—I
—
Gold
Laxe
19c
3.65
1
Jun
20c 23 %c
—
Belle Chibougamau
Celta
20% Mar
3.20
Ltd
Mines
Bellechasse
Cassiar
8.45
Jan
Mining Corp Ltd———i-.--._l
Beatrice
Boreal
Jan
14 V4
22c
Ltd—-
Mines
Mines
Bathurst
3.75
2,050
3.25
Mining Corp
Corp
Sulphur & Iron
Band-Ore
5,310
20
19c
1
Ltd—
Arnora Sulphur
Metals
8.45
*
Anacon Lead Mines- Ltd
Ascot
8.40
—*
Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
Uranium
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
19%
—»
Range
ale Price
1
8.45
1
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jen.
19%
J
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Week's
Friday
Shares
Radiore
Mining Co
Urahlum Mines
Algom
10
for Week
Mining Stocks—
Aconlc
JUNE
ENDED
Sales
Range
,
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
(Associate)
Wire system to all offices
Jan
-1
Volume 181
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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RANGE
Friday
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Range
Sale Price
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Week's
Last
STOCKS
Par
-
,
of Prices
Low
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
JUNE
10
Bales
Friday
for Week
STOCKS
Shares
Aumacho
River
1
Aumaque
1
Aunor
1
Gold
vAUto
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21c
High
Low
Auto
Fabric
•
class
Avillabona
B
Mines
____♦
Ltd
__
16c
High
:,
ll%c
Jan
13c
25,400
2.15
2.17
1,400
9'A
300
8% Mar
1.30
1.30
300
10'Ac ll'Ac
13,000
Canadian
Apr
18%c
May
Canso
2.25 Mar
10
Bagamac Mines
Banff
1
Natural
Canso
Oil
Asbestos
1.30
Jun
Cassiar
9%c
Jun
15c
Jan
Castle
Bankeno Mines
13c
1,600
11%
33,710
2.15
6,000
33c
15,340
8c
1,500
44 %
45
1,656
41% May
56
56%
280
1
Bank
Consolidated
of
Bank
Montreal
of
Nova
Barcelona
Barnat
10
Scotia
__
10
Traction
__
*
__
52%
12%
100
14,600
1.33
1.40
6,575
Barymin
•
2.90
2.80
2.94
31,075
Ltd
Baska
Mining—
•
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Bathurst
Mining
Power
A
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Beaver
Lumber
Mining
Telephone
Belleterre
Berens
46c
Corp
Bibis
Yukon
Bicroft
5.00
5.00
5.45
"300
•
2.25
2.00
2.50
90,800
1
87c
90c
3,100
70c
Jan
1
14c
15c
2,500
14c
Jun
24c
Jan
1
8%c
12c
3,000
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
Jan
60c
Jan
2.78
Feb
Mar
57'A Mar
16
Central
Porcupine
Centremaque
Chamberlain
Charter
Chemical
Jan
Cheskirk
Bidgood
Research
Chesterville
Apr
Chib-Kayrand
Kirkland
Bay
Ltd
Bobjo
__
Bralorne Mines
Brazilian
Traction
ordinary
Brilund
Mines
Britalta
__
British
American
British
Columbia
4'A %
5r/o
British
Packers
class
A
Power
Columbia
Telephone
British
Broulan
Bruck
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
Mar
1.05
Jun
108,050
1.36
Jan
Jan
Chromium
2.49
*
1.75
1.75
May
60O
1.70
Jun
Apr
Chrysler Corp
2.15
Jan
7 6'A
78%
275
Apr
Citra-Lartlc
82'A
9c ll'Ac
Apr
42,750
23%c
Jan
2.25
31,200
62 %
150
48c
63
Jan
50c
7
8,700
Jan
25c
8,010
79c
Jan
58%
590
4.10
20c
Apr
70c
28,380
7%
Apr
2.95
1,785
110,800
50
13,221
2.15
40O
95c
1,700
70c
42c
19,300
21c
Feb
630,850
11c
Jun
4,000
10c
Jan
Mar
Apr
Cobalt
Jan
Cochenour
6.20
Jan
17
Apr
Apr
Cochrane-Dunlop
Consolidated
Brunston
25
Jun
Cockshutt
Feb
83c
Jun
Cody-Rico
50
Jun
Coin
Apr
Coldstream
2.26
1.00
Apr
Collingwood
•
•
Campbell
Red
Can-Met
Canada
Canada
Canada
Iron
—
17c
&
Canada
Life
Canada
Canada
Oil
Canada
Canada
Stone
9.70
11%
168,361
Discovery
3.85
Jan
Class
29%
Jan
14%
Apr
5.50
9.15
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
B
50%
Gillies
Lake
Consolidated
Golden
Arrow
Mines
Jun
Consolidated
Halliwell
Howey
1
17,425
8%
Jan
13
Consolidated
16'A
Apr
17% Mar
Consolidated Mic
12
Jan
15
Consolidated
11%. 123A
17%
17%
425
14%
15
1,000
: '
53%
Jun
106
May
Jun
32%
24% May
43% Jan
9,365
Jun<
49%
290
1.20
1.38
15,650
4.50
20
10c
26,800
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
12c
20c
41,325
9c
May
24c
Apr
25c
32c
86,050
18c
Feb
35c
May
11%
1,600
Jan
12% Mar
76c
85c
14.950
May
17c
Jun
1.75
Jan
6.00
Feb
1.20
9.75
64c
5'Ac Jan
16c
May
60c
75c
Apr
Jan
20c
66,000
13c
38c
Apr
46,150
4%c Jan
25c
Apr
42%
46%
45
9c 10"Ac
730
14%
Feb
Feb
,»
Apr
8%c Feb
17c
Apr
20c
Jun
87c
Mar
450
25
Jan
29'A Mar
54%
82
48
Jan
60
8%
455
9,289
7% Jan
13% May
8%
Feb
Jan
16% Mar
15
3,410
48c
465,350
14 %c
Feb
55c
Apr
20c
20c
3,200
13'Ac
Jan
29c
Jan
5.45
5.60
9.00
9.25
22,257
8.55
4.90
5,458
600
2.94
6.50
Jan
4.15
Apr
Apr
9.65 May
8.05
Jan
10% Mar
48c
1,194,518
Jan
825
'3.00 May
37% May
30
510
Apr
2.94
Jun
4.00 Apr
43% Mar
32%
Feb
30%
31 %
10%
10%
400
8%
Feb
28
1,340
22%
Jan
28'%
170
170
65
127
Apr
8%
8%
175
8
Mar
200
9%
Feb
Feb
Feb
75 "A
76
115
66
Jan
81
13
13 y8
451
12%
Jan
14%
2.90
3.10
1,600
395/3
395/3
120
37% Mar
40%, Jun
33
3 6'A
Jan
95
Feb
36
86
55
1.05
2.75
400
86
1.00
2,000
35
83%
90c
Jun
Mar
Jan
May
1
2.50
2.65
4,682
2.05
Apr
27%
28
122
20%
F'eb
1
Mattarrow
Mac Oils Ltd
13
13
179
12%
*
66
68
126
65
Consolidated
Peak
Consolidated
Consolidated West
Consumers
Dist
(H)
Coulee
Crestaurum
31c
May
65'Ac
15,150
Feb
95c
44c
4.70
Mar
Jan
Jan
1.40 Mar
3.30
Apr
Crow's
Nest
Mines
Cusco
Decoursey
Deer
28'A
30
31'A
71'Ac
85c
36%
29
5.65
Jan
1.10
700
45c
Jan
1.90
43,845
45c
Jan
1.75 May
1
78c
D'Eldona
'
1
„
•
Del
Rio
Detta
Distillers
Dome
11%
60c
2.00
Dome
Canadian
Malartic
•
Canadian
Oils
—
Jan
38'A
Jun
29
Jun
Duvex
Dyno
100
35
35
10%
11%
7,785
11%
26,350
10%
8%
1.10
Jun
1.73 Mar
865
Feb
11c
Jan
16%
Jan
16% May
12
12
300
1.30
1.70
70,200
35c
Jan.
15c
18c
16,500
9c
Jan
4.30
4.50
800
4.20
Feb
8'Ac
8'Ac
2,125
7c
Mar
20c 20'Ac
1,500
19c
Feb
—.
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■
■
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1
26c
——
11
28c
2,250
Mar
17'Ac
Apr
18%
Jun
17%
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Jan
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3.35
20c
5.00
Apr
Apr
Jun
Jan
10'Ac May
26c
May
24 %c May
35 %c May
105%
139
129
130
75
77
78%
2,193
25c
—-.
—
39c
449,709
18c
11c
Jan
54
Jan
Feb
78%
Jun
May
39c
Jun
■
,
Jan
38c
May
Ltd
~
29c
27,000
1.02
1.10
21,995
81c
Feb
90c
>
——
■
1.65
1.05
800
90c
May
21 %c
22c
7,966
20c
May
85c
8,300
80c
Jun
1.56
1.80
38c
146,150
1.50
13,900
38
38%
8,776
5.50
1.10
133,280
31c
1.30
5.40
38%
23%
2,550
15c
Jan
Feb
1.24
30%
Jun
Apr
5.00 Mar
1.10 May
1.18
31c
Jan
Jan
1.25 Mar
1.80
50c
1.90
Jun
May
Jan
40% May
5.90
Dow
16
23'A
9,104
Jan
104 104'/4
May
17%
6,5&
13
17
17%
8,270
15%
Apr
17% May
common
36
35
36%
1,665
28 %
Feb
12%
13%
38% May
13'A Jun
Chemical
corn-
__
24
7%
3,700
2.25
2.50
200
35c
37c
36,100
1
.1
Jan
Mar
2.00
32c
25
Feb
Mar
24
8%
44c
Jan
30
20c
5,500
17 %c
Feb
24c
1.53
146,930
1.02
Jan
35
27
Jun
Mar
Feb
2.75 Mar
1.36
27
Minerals
7
18%
18c
Brewery
Mines
Mar
21% Mar
125
7
common.
36c
9%
5,965
24
.23.50
—
&
102
17%
Mines
Oils
35
18% Mar
23% May
104% Jan
17
&
&
15% May
17% Mar
1,655
22%
Coal
Magnesium
—
Eddy
29c
17c
1.76
Apr
2.15
2,175
15%
Jan
23%
Jun
3.50
300
59
60
275
lie
2.27
2.40
8,175
6.25
.1
Mines—
5.85
6.25
12,905
2.20
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
1.40
152.450
57
59
1,810
Metals
5c
Mar
2.05
2,450
2,015
46c
52c
10,950
22
2,215
105% 105'A
7'A
8'A
1.95
2,833
8
28%
1.75 Jan
35
10
2,100
1.95
54c
73c
34'A
24'A
2.30
36c
Jan
Mar
17
•
Jan
105
Mar
3.00
48c
16,614
2.15
Jun
7% Mar
20
326,250
33%
24%
Jan
54,834
28
Jan
Mar
Jan
17% Mar
1,480
1.42
69
Feb
Mar
4.10 Mar
65
3.00
Feb
9%
Apr
Jun
61c
Apr
22% May
8'A
May
Jun
84c
Jan
Jan
7.25
Apr
69c
Jan
1.52 May
33
Jan
Jun
2.55
85
Apr
85
105
35
36
920
29%
*
13
13
200
11
Mar
13'A
Apr
Canadian Western Natural Gas pfd__20
19%
19%
210
19
Mar
19'A
Apr
102
Feb
Jan
.
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Jan
34%
25 % May
104'A
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—
106% May
47% Mar
65 West 44th
Street, New York 36, N. Y.
Direct Private Wires to Canada
Mar
2.95
5.00
May
28%
106
Paper class A
18c
2.20 May
Feb
23
2,500
10%c
2.30
1.27
Feb
89c
Apr
60c
1,000
Sullivan
--
.1
Amphl
Feb
Mar
5,569
80,170
34
2.30
East
Eastern
•
13,350
15%
East
*
45,
1.20
3,950
*
East Malartic Mines.
21c
63c
72c
1
Jan
2.10
21
50c
10
page
6.75 May
20
21,875
(Western)
Jun
21c
60c
1
preferred
see
Jan
17
Ltd
12% Mar
100
footnotes
2.95
15C
Ltd
11%
1.90
25
Petroleums
Jan
8.50 May
35
For
Donalda
19% May
26
.
•
B
Jan
4,516
34,330
18%
Foundry & Steel corn-
Preferred
29%
7%
1.95
*
Warrants
class
Jun
2.05 Mar
12,496
6.50
18
Preferred
1,340
3.50
•
10c
•
Wallpaper
3.95
23%
3.95
Jun
22%
17
—
Mines
8,420
Jan
21%
*
Canadian
Jun
12c
Seagrams
Dominion
1.75
37%
__
•
common
1.10
60c
'
Jun
Apr
Locomotive
Corp
May
•
Mines
Exploration
65c
33
ZZ
•
Utilities pfd
Vickers
600,419
*
35c
Tar
110
Canadian
Canadian
Jun
1.10
1.00 May
Jan
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian
3.90
1.10
1.50
Stores
7.30
Jun
100
&
50c
Jan
22
1
Producers
Dominion
Apr
25
•
Pipelines
Feb
2.04
5.90
6.35
Minerals
Feb
Apr
28%
__
Tire
Feb
9c
571,007
3.40
•
Devon-Leduc
Steel
Apr
Warrants
Canadian
60c
440,350
80c
Dominion
Jan
•
Canadian
34,850
50c
3.90
86c
;
85c
3.30
'
1
Gold Mines
Dominion
21
3
Railway
Apr
34'Ac
1
•
Delnite Mines
Jan
28% May
55,002
26
40c
1,515
36
25
Pacific
Jun
1.65
24 %c
Jan
20
Cellulose
Petrofina Ltd
Mar
1.44
'
Mines
Mar
2,692
(Dunsmuir)
Oil & Gas Reserves
43c
Mar
1.45
1
Brewis
Horn
14
4,150
&
Canadian
Apr
Jan
46c
1.10
Mines
D'Aragon
60c
23%
Colleries
Canadian
70c
20c
Mar
Ltd
74
28%
Chemical
Canadian
May
73,591
1,051,920
5
Jan
22
Canadian
preferred
41c
36c
1.44
18c
100
Mar
26%
Canadian
5%
47,031
29c
23c
Coal
Feb
•
common
Jun
Apr
Crown Zellerbaeh
30
20
Cos
Apr
May
Apr
Mar
,
31% May
com
3.00
37'A
95c
33c
Woollens
Oils
54c
Jan
Jan
12c
Mines
Dominion
Products
Apr
49c
60c
2.00
1
Pershing
Crowpat Minerals
30
Homestead
Feb
2.50
Gold
Croinor
Textile
Food
Apr
19c
17,900
*
Dominion
Preferred
Jan
68c
Craig
Feb
Canadian
ll'Ac
41c
.
Jun
Canadian
184,300
35c
1
30
Dredge
16c
29
1
44
Canadian
4.25 Mar
65c
10c
Mining
Bit
Jan
Petroleum
1.00
Jan
13,350
Lend
Jan
common—.
Jan
2.80
12,738
Cournor
39
Decalta
Mar
23c
35,000
voting
25
Devonian
21c
63,620
20,137
12c
Non-voting class B
Cosmos Imperial Mills—
3,467
Canadian
4,050
51c
4.10
23,900
•
Corby
13,296
Canadian
41c
Feb
19%c Mar
2.89
Copper-Man
42
preferred
Jan
Mar
37%
1
41
$1.75
10'Ac
10
20
common
20,600
15c
14c
Petroleum
Breweries
Celanese
15c
Jan
20c
11c
Gas
Bank
Canadian
Jun
37
Exploration
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
Canadian
__
2 %c
13c
Conwest
Canadian
•
100
1
Sannorm
5,222
•
148,772
Mar
2.65
1
—
Sudbury Basin Mines
Consolidated Tungsten
6,475
common
15c
14c
'
Consol
45c
A
1.95 May
2c
Jun
13c
•
Consolidated Red Poplar Mln
Consolidated
6.35
Olass
81c
102,693
2.82
Ranwick
40c
CanadlaffXar
Jan
\2.43
40c
1
Oils
Consolidated Quebec
5.95
77c
Jun
40c
2
Orlac
Consolidated
2
10c
35c
15,698
3.75
1
Atlantic Oil
Empire Oils
CanadiaalCanners
9,929
65c
2.83
Negus Mines
Nicholson
Consolidated
Canadian
British
43c
3.50 May
75c
Feb
1
Consolidated Northland Mines
•
Canadian
Jun
Jan
2.60 Mar
37%
Consolidated
Dominion
12.50
__
Jan
11%
2.10
13,175
•
Mosher
Oil
25
Mar
•
Consolidated
Admiral
Preferred
Jun
19c
36c
44 %c
3.85
1
A
Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
Canadian
28'A
60c
Jan
12% Mar
27
•
Mar
1.40 Mar
49'A
Jun
4.50 May
*
Commerce
Apr
12'A May
May
4%c
21c
12'Ac
1
Consolidated
Petroleum
of
21c
2.03
1
54'A Mar
common
class B
Jan
3c
Jan
4,465
20
Apr
25c
14c
Apr
Jan
3.75
__
78c
Jan
61c
62c
—
52
38'A
•
May
Apr
25c
85c
3.50
warrants
103
2.35
31
Jan
Apr
3.25
7
306
3.35
__
Jun
220
35c
•
290
37%
—
3.50
1
445
8.50
•
Cable
1
53
34c
__
•
A
1
105
54
*
Preferred
&
Mines
53%
8'A
10
—
Permanent Mortgage
Southern Oil warrants
Wire
Cadillac
1C4%
27%
♦
Lines
Central
Rights
27
•
Power
Southern
Canada
Denison
Consolidated
25%
35,000
*
class
SS
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
26c
10
Lands
Canada
Apr
1.36
*
B
Canada
3.50
Apr
*
Assurance
Packers
2,600
2.50
20c
1
Cut
Northern
Class
23,480
1.30 May
2.50 Jun
44%
__
„
1
Machinery
Malting
Canada
200,109
16c
25c
10c 137/aC
_1
Foundry—J
Canada
Canada
60c
11
20
Crushed
7% Mar
22c
156,800
;
1
Preferred
538
32c
8'Ac
1
common
11%
11%
14 %c
9%c
2.05
__
1
Canada Cement com
8'Ac Feb
42c
18.620
1
4.50
•
Exploration
Bread
Bakeries
61,400
1
1.75
•
Lake
7,750
Jan
Jun
___*
Chibougamau
Campbell
14c
1
9% Mar
—48'A
•
Consolidated
18c
12c
16c
Consolidated Cordasun
2.40
32"%
•
.
60c
16c
•
Consolidated Bellekeno
49% Mar
1.25
1
Flon
54c
1
Oil
143
Mar
Consolidated
Apr
30%
•
Calvan
Corp
Allenbee
•
Feb
42c
Jan
Apr
1
Edmonton
9,950
Apr
7%
Red
Oils
52c
Apr
1.10 Mar
Buffalo
Flln
45c
46c
19c
2.45 Mar
500
&
25
17c
98c
20,200
Callinan
190
24c
47'A
63c
Calgary
11%
Jan
35
9%c
B
Jan
5'Ac Mar
125
8c
class A
8%
•
Development
20,516
63c
Steel
860
•
1
Products
11
Consolidated
*
Hill
11
190
Jun
1
class
Mines
4.20
165,700
900
Apr
Apr
36c
4,050
Jun
3.25
1
2.80
12'A
7'Ac
12%
4%c
300
Consolidated Astoria
1.10
Jun
10O
6,200
Consolidated
6c
Apr
6c
Conro
9,500
60c
1
Life
Jun
Apr
Jan
10
National
Jan
10c
4.10
Jun
30,100
8'A
1.37
21c
5c
Jun
26,366
Feb
4.10
Apr
Gold
Bunker
12%
Feb
7%c Feb
•
2.60
7%
„
20
Bulldog Yellow Knife
12%
7%
1.19
18'A May
1
Petroleum
2.99
2.40
__
1
Lake
1,041,350
ll%c
48'A
123A
1
Uranium
60c
Jan
Canadian
Calnorth
Coniaurum
30c
53
1
Co
Jun
9,000
*
common—:
4,050
1.80 Mar
52%
„
7%
2,840
2.20 May
Ankerite
&
Confederation
May
Jan
8
17,703
Buffalo
Burrard
Conduits
Apr
13c
15
14c
52,700
12c
600'
1.37
192,131
11c
Jan
16%
7%
10c
Buffalo
Burns
Mar
36c
Jan
87 %c
1.35
2.60
8,702
1
Burlington
Terminal
25c
Apr
1.18
Feb
1
Yellowknife
15c
20c
May
-72c
11%C
2.99
6c
83c
18,100
1
Cooper
Commonwealth
2.94
11,676
85c
1
May
1.80 May
85c
16'A
*
.
Jan
8%cMay
79c
*
Equip
65
82c
1
Lake
7%
1
Algoma
Building
52c
83c
1
Mines
Jan
2.00 May
18,900
Mining
Corp_
common
Farm
35c
187,803
2.85
Mining
Buffadlson
2.94
f
Mining
Willians
45'A
2.40
•
Mines
Brunswick
12c
1
80c
Jan
25
25
8%
3.00 May
45c
83c
28'A
.1
Mines
Brunsman
Buckles
Co
B
Feb
51,600
2.40
2.50
•
Mines
Class
80c
.1.05
273A
_*
Columbia
7,0c
95c
48%
__
•
Class B
British
__
50
Columbia
British
46c
Jun
2.10
Gold
Consolidated
Products
Jan
35c
1
2.75
7%
100
Forest
28'Ac
6,000
1
•
Columbia
Apr
Apr
9,000
•
Chimo
1
preferred
16c
Chibougamau Explor
Electric—
preferred
preferred
4%%
42c
Jan
4.40 May
Feb
Apr
i,05
__
1
,
36c
35c
5c
Mar
10c
__
Oil
35c
3.35 Mar
97c
lOc
2.75
•
Ltd
1
2.05 Mar
16
93c
14%c46%c
__
50
Petroleum
60,000
1
25c
38,760
12c
33c
__
•
"Bridge & Tank pfd
Warrants _i—:
Feb
4.30
2.59
35c.
1
Petroleum
May
14%
4.20
6c
1
Bralsaman
1.57
260
9'Ac
2.38
1
Boymar
8,900
Jan
2.55
__
1
Bordulac
4,620
Jan
Jan
11c
__
1
Gold
4.30
28c
1.64
15%
Jun
1.00
14c
10'Ac ll'Ac
1
Mines
Bonville
11'Ac
•
.
2.50
1.58
1
Copper
7.50 Mar
Jan
15'A
1.58
50o
Mines
Jan
1.35
30c
35c
1
Uran
26c
4.50
39c
85c
__
1
Rock Cerium Mines
1
*
Mines
Apr
2.11
1
Mines
I
•
1.54
49
__
•
Mines
Oil
Oils
Chateau-Gai Wines
Apr
2.10
Gold
3.05
22
1
Uranium
Black
Blue
Mines
Jun
1
Patricia
Feb
69c
__
1
Gold
Jan
4.75
"
8,805
75c
49%
1
Gamma
Bevcourt
Jan
May
Central Leduc Oil
Colomae
Beta
2.70
2,665
Jan
10
108,875
3.50
__
1
Quebec
Jan
134,050
43c
__
•
25
River
5.95
17c
7%
__
*
-common
Belcher
1
1
p
4.75
'
74c
61
—
♦
Lodge
Eeaver
Bell
.
1.05
70c
70c
2.00
__
•
;
May
9.60
1,100
19,560
16c
—
1
class
74c
71c
•
Bathurst
Jan
5.20
50c
60c
.*
•
Petroleums
Bata
1.85
Jun
Central
1.30 Mar
2.33
Jun
2.90
Jan
12'Ac Apr
46% Feb
1.06 May
1.38
Jan
1.20
1,066
9.00
4.55
5.25
2,176
3.00
4.00
9.25
1
Jun
1.35
Jun
49c
7% Mar
1.15
1.11
1
Co
.
Apr
1.07
1
Metals
Jan
12%
Mines
Barvue Mines
Base
May
6.75
1
High
19c
29'Ac May
6%c Jan
__
12c
3.70
72c
"72c
•
Explorers
Low
175
1.20
1
Ltd
~
3.80
2.90
1
Corp
Range since Jan.
High
3.80
1
Trethewey
Shares
11%
1.95 May
30c
__
1
Bankfield
13c
2.05
8c
11%
50o
Ltd
Gas
Gold
Jun
Low
6c
Producers
Cariboo
80c
10'A
__
—1
Oils
Williston
Jan
Central
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
of Prices
Par
Apr
32c
2.00 Mar
9*4
'
***&,
__
1
41,433
ll'Ac
__
2.17
Electric
29c
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
'
■»
Week's
Last
Range since Jan. 1
61
May
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
f
Sol
57c
Gold
,
Glacier
Emerald
61c
25.415
5,000
19c
5,100
18c
40
Eureka
...
—
Players
Feb
41
Jun
Keymet
23%
Feb
Kirkland
Jan
Lake
Kristina
Copper
34,250
26%
27%
10,187
21%
25%
6,105
24%
Jun
28%
495
25
1.54
Jan
Feb
27
2.95
219,800
2.20
2.35
5,930
36
2.22
37%
155
31
50c
%
15c
29
Mar
29
29
Jan
10c
15,500
Jan
„jFoundation Co
5.15
14,3^0
3.60
200
5%
Jun
1.75
6
127
24%
750
18
Jan
24%
,33
33%
1,450
25
Feb
34
4.00
4.50
42,147
67c
75c
2.800
60c
86%
90
1,843
75
—________———
Debentures
100
—
14,0
•)
1.499
100
Jan
127
Jan
Mar .w
90
30%
2,945
._100
111%
112
80
i
15'A
15%
7,113
8%
325
7
Mar
'HI3
common
preferred _______________
Ltd—"
5%
58'A
61
1,320
49
Mar
89-
Mar
Mines
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
__—
___.
Petroleum
C1 ciss
A
110
Mar
9.80
Jun
8%
Jun
Gold
Class
Jan
Louvlcourt
JaU
6.50
Jan
4,475
Jan
520
9
150
101
12c 14 %c
59,000
6.05
6.30
4,235
1.06
1.18
29,580
67c
74c
55,575
%C
25c
11,000
Anr
11
Jan
Glenn
Uranium
1
1
b
Feb
—
1.01 May
60'Ac Mar
1.27 May
82c
Goldfields
Uranium
Goldhawk
Porcupine
Mines
Mar
33c
Jan
62c
2,021,809
12c
Mar
62c
Preferred
34,300
10c
Feb
19c
May
6,700
Jan
2.20
76c
92c
24,125
45c
Jan
44c
51c
276,600
18c
Feb
6c
6%c
11,000
5'Ac
Feb
150
5
53
53
290
52'A
Jan
6%
6%
240
6%
Jun
32c
38c
35,600
30c
May
14c
17c
22,300
13c
May
2,510
42c
Mar
A
Bousquet
Graham
150
Mines
33c
1
*
*
1
•
Grandines
Mines
Grandoro
Mines
Granduc
Great
Lakes
Great
Northern Gas
Paoer
common
43c
42c
4.90
43'A
5.10
14,295
38%
46%
130
10,846
Mar
4.10
May
29
Jan
6%
1
1
Development
Plains
21
6%
1,100
3.75
Utilities com
Warrants
Great
150
*
*
:
class
Mackay
3.80
4,160
2^0
20'A
21
1,345
18% May
5 'A Jan
Anr
1
1
Sweet
Great
West
Class
I
Jan
33 Mnr
79c
;
f V
May
11c
Apr
175
Feb
Gulf
240,255
1.50 May
Ltd
Gwillim
Lake
Gypsum Lime <fc Alabastine
Rock
J)
<F
class
Head
Red
Lake
Headway
Heath
Heva
16,825
Class
Hinde'&
3,220
Malartic
Jun
7'A May
4.00 May
23% Mar
4.00
Apr
Feb
17 "4
1.70
2.00
179,041
20c
23c
31,200
18'A
50
18c
27c
241,300
60
61 %
685
17 %
61
Feb
7%c
11,190
26'A
92c
28,905
9.85
26'A
3.25
13 %c
3.25
Jan
9%
2.00
Jun
40c
Apr
18'A
Jun
Jan
9.85
Jun
Mar
28%
Jan
Jan
3.60
24
9c
Jan
29c
Apr
52'A
100
15c
Jan
61%
Jun
3.00
8%
310
48c
53c
6,740
11
11
Jan
10%c Mar
64,900
8%
200
Milling
Maple Leaf
Mines
Marbenor
Mlnipg Corp.
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
8
Jan
9
May
48c
Jun
63c
May
10
Apr
11
Jun
7,200
17c
Feb
24 V4C
Jan
12%c
Jan
23 %c
Feb
1.20
1.57
234,200
20c
Jan
3.10
Apr
7%c
Jan
15c
Feb
4c
Jan
8'Ac Mar
15c-
Jan
30c
Preferred
Maxwell
___•?
47c
Apr
60c
Jan
10c
May
17c
*
Hollinger
Consol
5
^1,400
-
6,500
18c
12,000
55c
3,700
11 Vac 11 %c
2,000
50c
56
.
57%
345
6
675
&
24'A
24
24%
53'A Jan
10'A
2,337
18c
33,700
16c
•
40%
50
52
—*
4.60
•
60%
41
7.50
Frontenac
Red
McWatters
Mentor
Merrill
Meta
Uranium
Mexican
&
Miuing
Moore Corp
Nama
Creek
15c
Jan
National
60
Jan
National
10
Jan
24%
Mines
14c
Feb
Mar
National
Jun
National
Steel
10% May
National
Nello
25c
Mar
Feb
41'A
Jun
Nesbitt
50'A
Jan
53
Jun
New
2.60
Jan
4.90
Jun
New
Athona
Jan
62'A
Jun
New
2,500
30c
Jan
Kew
Bidlamaqua
Bristol Oils
26%
25
36%
215
7.60
7.30
7.60
13c
12
Mar
56c
Mar
31c
4.85
2,300
7c
9p
74,700
Apr
3 6'A
Jun
New
Calumet
Mines
10
Feb
New
Concord
Apr
3,545
10'A Mar
11%
Feb
New
200
II
Jan
New
Apr
New
7c
7c
3,000
•
57%
60
1,690
104 104%
70
100
*
•
n3/4
•
Gold
29%
14
11%
Apr
14% May
Jellicoe Mines
Joburke
1
260
2.00
23,970
6%
100
1.60 May
3.75 Jan
19
100
17
34
35%
68
69%
120
690
29%
30 >A
8c
25c
1.70
3,100
25,185
1.65
2.500
52c
9 Vac
lie
42c
44c
62c
65c
88,950
*
18
18
100
page
45.
2.50
3.95
Mar
Mar
Jun
30%
Jan
He
Apr
Nib
,
34,740
•
26
Jan
31
Mar
18c
24c
500
1.93
27,600
69c
2,946,632
1.65
11c
Jan
May
41
303
2.34
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
69c
Jun
42c
Jan
74c
Apr
24c
May"
43c
Jan
260
2.68
10,933
67c
68c
12,000
Feb
1.05 May
1.55
2,15
3.15 Mar
50c
Jan
Apr
84c
May
32c
1,305
32c
Jrn
75c
Jan
35c
44c
30,400
35c
Jun
£5c
Jan
15c
500
16c
Jan
253
Jan
1.25
312,240
1.01
Jan
1.34
Apr
2.05
2.15
8.290
2.00
Fpb
270
Jan
38c
19,400
25c
Jan
13c
l,16o
45,833
11c
Jan
18C
Feb
25c
24c
Jan
40c
Jan
47c
111,331
15c
Jan
50C
Mar
59c
60,450
21 %c
Jan
68c
Apr
8'Ac
9c
15,500
17,000
7c
Feb
11c
May
7%c
5'Ac
Jan
9%c
49c
53,100
18c
Jan
75c
May
15c
20c
65,000
6'Ac Jan
22c
Aor
27c
Mines
Mines
May
72c
Apr
New
of Cansda.
Jll-
2.50
May
67c
Jan
Jan
86c
Jap
18
Jun
18
Jun
Jun.
Feto
4'Ac
6'Ac
82,200
4Cc
1.12
Gold
nem__
NorgnlA
_rr
NorlartlA.Mlnea.
—If •' 64c
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Normetal Mining.
■<,
Norpax Oil at Mtaee Ud.
North
Canadian Olls____
K
92,995
10c
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-
-.^1_
__
May,,
5c-fJan-
iJO Jan
_
.
2.40
Jan
8c
27,000
May
15c
3.20
Jan
78c
Jan
Jan
9%c May
2.45
Jan
3.10 Mar
14c
jFeb
64c
1,200
61c
May
70c
J%h
52 %
54'A
4,9)2
46
May
54%
Jun
-52C. _..7Qc
IO.V2C
118,500
15c
Feb
89c
Anr
9c
Jun
16c
Jan
4.20-^ 4.t0
.If
Apr
-20c*-iflspr
lBYzcMar
64c
-
•
r
1.20
2.84
Feb
32c
47,500,
13,350-,
PC
May
2.15
120,750
9c
8c
11C
•
4,351
2.47
2.74
5'Ac Jan
5,000
16 500
2.64
8%C Apr
9%cADf
4c
1,500
13c
9%c
Jan
4%cMar
27,590
8c
-V
->32c
24,500
40c
38c
.1
.1#'
Noranda -Mines
Feb
TYsC Jan
2.50
Mines
Nor-Acme
Ffb
40c
11c 12 %c
Nlsto
Jan
2«c
Jun
10c
Nipisslng Mines
Jan
43c
M«v
8'Ac
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Mar
Jan
10c
20c
4 Vac
Jun
76c
12c
61,400
6'Ac
Yellowknife
17c
54,400
133,100
14c 16'Ac
Norzone
18%c
37c
22c 31 %c
Gold
Superior Oils
Apr
12 %c 15 %c
Mylamaque Kxplor.
May
3.95
Jun
930
250
55,500
2.10
Mar
Jan
Feb
30%
30%
39%
32c
33c
1.77
Jun
2.10
19c
25c
41 VeC
18%
Jun
104,810
41c
Jan
Jun
Jan
1.50
67c
.-U
Feb
Mar
11%
241,806
Pacalta Oils
New Rouyn Merger.
New Ryan Llkf Mines.
New Senator
£9'A
8c
Apr
255
2,400
2.60
7c
10,400
2.80
Newlund
17 %
43c
Jun
2.72
42c
Laguerre
May
9%c Jan
2.75
11
Jan
Feb
1.35
Keiore
New
New
1.86
\
2.70 Mar
84c
New
Feb
May
1 '
7c
Feb
45
42
34c
Malartici.
Jun
1
32,382
26,000
15c
Hugh
69%
5%cMar
Jun
Jan
J»a% "it
12%
38c
1
10c
9,050
8c
II*
...
51c
S%c
_i
Publishing
Oils
For footnotes see
24c
1.58
*
May
73c
72c
1.83
New Jason Gold
103%
Apr
80c
39
1.85
New Thurbois
5,000
1
Jons mi th Mines Ltd
New
Newnorth
142
1.40 May
3.20
54c
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jun
Jail
20'A May
38c
37%
*
Jan
Mar
•
13c
New
24
280,454
18%
Hosco
25 %
12,871
1
Joliet-Quebec
Feb
New
13% Mar
-,
50,889
1.50
1.60
New Marlon Gold
133
5,105
17
26%
-
Jun
30c
Jun
Jan
'?.%
65
1.45
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
9ca Feb
30c
Jun
55
3,800
18%
*-
Fortune
99% Feb
70
II,395
26%
Jun
2.80 Mar
6'A
40'A
16
735
Mines
19
Feb
460
439,590
Oil
32% Mar
745
25'A
8'A
24.480
2.58
4.85
1.01
New
12%
15 %c
2_
J
(1939)
Gold
Mar
1.76
20c
Jasper Oil
Jaye Exploration
Jupiter
Jan
8c
1
Jaculet
Journal
10%
16%
•
Mines
1,350
1,874
137% 138%
26%
•
Interprovincial Pipe Line
8%
8
47c
70c
2.75
Jan
Apr
May
11%
103 Vb 103%
68%
100
•
10c
60'A
105
11%
19
™
100
Interprov Building Credits
Jan
6%
*
•
49
12%
1.76
__25
•
4VsC Jan
102% Mar
8
10
1
Apr
2.30
17%
13'A
Highbridge
1
Waite
16%
2.15
Harrlcana
Jacknife
65c
428,268
2.31
Goldvue
7'/a
Jack
3,800
3,160
3.20
13'A
Petroleum
11%
Petroleum
78c
19%
2.30
Jan
53Ac Jan
29%
Development
15c
7
3.00
19
5
Dominion OH
7
—
9%
1.25
British
11
37%
Jun
66c
New
Davies
Jan
28c
Jun
Continental
F«b
1.2.1
14'A
,
Jan
.
26%
New
9.75
Jan
Mar
Mines.
Jun
7.05 Apr
7%cMar
Feb
May'-./,.
9%
29
34
60,100
7.85
53c
257
26%' 26%
,25#;
26%
3.805
8%C
416,250
%
__f
J
20c
May
3,880
72c
Apr
Apr
Mar
20c
Ltd__
common
51'A
26%
,
8.60
14
94c
39c
2.10
Alger
New
-
14
1.75
v
204
39%
Uranium.
Jan
Preferred
Jan
24c
La bine
40
International
Jan
44 %c
6,900
Mining
35% Mar
common
1.10
21,800
29,320
Jl_lC
8,152
.___
14,109
80c
11
Car
37%
Co
1.49
50c
-_-2t
1
Trust
30%
Preferred
Mar
60c
60c
Petroleum
Dickenson
International Nickel
Feb
60c
Feb
25c
Dehll
com
43c
Jan
10c
17%
Drug & Chemical
Explorations Ltd
New
A
Feb
11c
2.40
common.
4% preferred
Multi-Minerals Ltd
New
Powders
34c
73c
Apr
class
8,000
17,700
43c
19'A
Jan
Metals
Jun
4.35
Com
96
Bronze
Jun
May
205,680
-11
43c
Mining Corp
Moneta Porcupine
Montreal Locomotors
50%
Preferred
.
24 %c
.___$
—«Jr
Mlndamar
Feb
International
39%
50c
u
Idogul
Jan
International
Feb.
89
r
70
pfd
33
99
105
65c
Gas
&
45
Cement
May
Apr
-
com
f
Oil
50
Inspiration Mining
Jun
22c
07'A May
8.45
Power
Preferred
Mldcon
420
Inland
6
Jan
35c
Mine*-
Light
~
83
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John) & Co—
Apr
Jan
9'Ac
75c
Island
Petroleum
50
common
Jun
May
26c
1.25
Exploration
Merrill
2.475
25
1
;
10'A
112
41c
Lake.
83
Acceptance
Feb
Mar
3
Feb
Apr
30c
Gold
6,670
61%
21c
1
Lake
Apr
34c 35'Ac
Red Lake
McMarmac
49 %
$4.50 preferred
Apr
44c
8,548
McKenzie
10
Industrial
16%c
13 %c
Mar
Mar
20
10
Imperial Life
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 8
6%
preferred
£1
Indian
Jan
777
common
Porcupine
'
20c
36%
Bank
Feb
18c
14c
410
New
Imperial
Apr
10
100% Mar
46,165
Mclntyre
30
85
4.90
60
Apr
15% Mar
I,230
53
4.00
%
1
Erie™
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
5
7,145
9.75
1
Mining
Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
,
Hughes-Owens preferred—.—.—.
Huron
5%
•
Hudson
Jan
Jan
9
1,150
4,500
—
Mines
National Grocers
Hoyle
1.06
Jun
9c
27,255
_10O
Consolidated
Ltd
Maybrun
MoColl
com
_
Matachewan
Feb
•
1
*
Preferred
JaD
9
114,600
_
Minds-Scotia
3,000
9c
common
Apr
1.93
8c
45,200
Apr
22c
15c
1
Paper
25 c
Jan
27c
7,975
Malartic
Jun
1.53 May
Feb
1.62
885
common
Jan
35 % May
Jan
8c
273,360
_
Feb
3.40
14c
19Vic
*
Smith
11,700
Maneast Uranium Ltd
City Petroleum
Milton Brick
19c 19 %c
Drilling
Howard
1.60
1':
Goldflelda
14,760
32,200
Apr
1.84
35
Jan
26'A
1
1
„
69c
Jan
Mar
Feb
6%c
Homer Yellowknife
28
Jan
Feo
6c
Oil
Feb
22c
1.30 Mar
125
B
Madsen RedLake Gold Mines
Magnet Consolidated
5.20 May
7
Hi-Tower
Home
40c
17,995
*
Jan
1.25 May
Mar
45c
46 'A
9
8c
.„
12c
124,200
Mines.
1.83
56c
4?"
12
1
Dauch
1.65 May
Jan
2,370
Jun
May
Jen
Jan
1
High Crest Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee
Jun
10c
6%c
J an
1
Gold
Gold Mines
Jan
Apr
1.50
Jan
1
Iron
.
28c
Jan
1
Lakes
of
Feb
2.83
1
Hasaga Gold
7c
.
Jan
5*A
*
A—
40c
5.15 Mar
;
70c
7
225
1
Minerals
Hartz
21
-
52,000
7.75
8
*
Harrison
66c
Apr
Maritime
550
1
Carpets
Harding
Jan
Jan
20
Apr
1,400
1
Gold
2.95
15'Ac
13,500
Mill
Hard
Jan
54c
6%
•
Hallnor Mines
16c
Mar
10%
1
Gold
Jan
7c
6
9.50
pfd
8c
30c
7 %
30
Mines
Products
Jan
10,20)
10%
Warrants
Gurney
Apr
6
13,000
1
T
Lead
Gunnar
3.30
Apr
15c
Marcus Gold
Marigold Oils Ltd
8'A
•
*
A
-—
Mines
Gulch
2.45
84
Feb
Mar
Feb
53% Mar
9c
1
1
class
Coal
B
Freehold
Gridoil
3.30
1
Grass
Jun
4
291,600
Mines
Preferred
Great
J. 1.0
1.75
4534 May
■
Mar
4c
Apr
4.0u
Jan
68
.
1.15 May
3.00 Mar
61c
Jan
25c=
^
Jan
41% Mara
2,000
MacMillan & Bloedel class A_____—
Jun
18c
2.05
————50
Tire common
Goodyear
15c
Ayr
78c
8%C Jan
100
Mines
Maralgo
Gordon
Apr
Jan
12 %C
r
39,000
MscLeod-Cockshutt aold
Feb
23c
1.66
2.75
•?'-
*
212,938
Macfle Explorations
Mackeno Mines
16c
35c
2.00
Feb
60c
1,000
1
Macdonald
1.95
1
1
•'
*
__
Lynx Yellowknife
Jan
7.85
1
Mines
Golden Manltou
2.00
150
Goldfields
(Walter M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Jan
20c
i 0 May
1
*
Goldcrest
Goldora
23
1
1
Mines
Eagle
71c
*
God's Lake Gold
Gold
0.20
13% Jan
May
105% May
May
10c
Jun
5%c Jan
38,988
L_*
JUL
20
11%
1,^60
class A
Jan
17%
13,570
Lowney
6.45
Jan
4.35
201,694
Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
Jan
Jun
Apr
Jan
93,805
A
Long
5.25
45c
6.35
&
3.50
47,500
,T
-Mar
2.50
215
a.10
9%
Jun
5,000
B
100
35c
„
Apr
5.25
Apr
1.45 Mar
.
May %
1.75 Mar
200
-
Kmega Hosiery
ntjon Gold
1,763
9%
i_|
Petroleum
99
5.70
1
1
class
May
3.30
150
.•«
Jun
19
•
2'"5
—_
Little Long Lac
Xoblair Groceterias
Macassa
Goldale
—
23%
%
Apr
758
Shops
Gold
5.85
102
4
Apr
22'Ac
12,000
Gold.
6.10
101 102'A
Mines
Gold
Mines
Yellowknife
Candy
,;i
Apt
1.52 Mar
8.15 Jan
1.10
210
_•
Lexindln
79% Mar
/
%
1/000
Mines
97
1
Giant
1
Gold
5.60
•
——
—
Mines
Feb
15%
4,986
16,600
Mines.
6.10
IlOO
Lake
Geneva
;
3,302
Shore
Lencourt
Apr
115
Jan
V
Osu
Luz
1
Wares common-
Preferred
32%
Jan
21%
2,139
Ltd
;-/■
Jan
13c
1
common
-•■—.u-'-.--—
Steel
General
26%
Jan
Mar
1.10
14,200
75c./ Jan
5
General Motors——
General
Apr
Jun
8%
Power
Gatlneau
Geco
77c
30%
21c
13c
8,650
Mines.
31,200
Leitch
Jun
91c
mi*
Alberta—
Exploration of
\
Mai
69,100
La vane
May
Feb
35,200
55c
*
Mar
11,100
91c
90c
Jan
Laurentide Acceptance class A
Warrants
_;
Apr
60c
48c
77c
•
12 %c
Mines-
'Laura Secord
Jun
32c
40c
1
r
Jan
71,400
Lingman
Liberal
Exploration
Gaitwin
Gas
85c
50c
Dulault Mines
Lamaque
May
95c
Apr
Jan
Apr
Ltd
Oils
Lake
Jun
4.80
3.90 Mar
65c
33'Ac
Cinch
La
2.85 May
2.45
4.50
Frpbisher Ltd common.
Mai
1,100
3,750
Lake
Apr
Jun
2.30
—.
25C
ftQ
llC
Feb
Jan
—
Lake
5.70 May
Jan
6
22%c
118%
common
May
Lake
Apr
Feb
31
:
121
A
17
Labrador Mining & Exploration
3.10 Mar
41
1
24
class
8%c
Feb
Lake
2.85 Mar
Jan
5%
Fleet Manufacturing
23
Jan
15%
Htgh
—
,Lsbatt (John)
May
"
1.72 Jan
4.75
4.95
Jun
5'Ac
6,895
Keyboycon
Jan
29'A May
1.80 Jan
26
775
13c
Federated Petroleum
Fibre Products preferred——
Warrants
1.03 May
Apr
2.45
16%
6,000
lo'A
12,600
Hudson
Eurxiand
505
5%c
Low
Mines
Mines
Jan
30
Fraser Cos
Mar
26 %c
Kirkland
Motor
18c
16%
5'Ac
21
Jan
1
High
16%
Gold
35
33c
Jan.
Range since
Shares
Low
Kerr-Aadison
6,000
Preferred
Ford
Kenvilie
Apr
35c
27
Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federal Grain class A
Fanny
Federal
Apr
14'Ac
24'A
Nickel
Falconbrldge
Famous
12c
Jan
.Kroy
27%
of Prices
16%
May
Jan
8c
35c
."Warrants-;---—-----------
Sales
fer Week
Range
Kelvinator
70c
6%c
100
i.ir
Last
Sale Price
Far#
High
Mar
Week's
Friday;
fV
.
250
41
22X
22%
1.07
Corp
45c
5.000
12c
9'Ac
_____—
pfd
Hi
(T
Estabrooks
10
_
Low
9'%C
Lite
Empire
JUNE
Range since Jan. 1
High
9%c
Ltd—
Oils—,
Pen-Rev
El
ENDED
STOCKS
Share*
Low
Mines
Eldrich
El
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
FOR
Sales
Week's
Laat
25jc
.
9,700
4.25
30c
4.70 -•4.80
9,292
-
41J500
4.50
,
:
3.45 Jan
20 %c Mar
4.50 Feb
4,65
37c
Apr
Jan
5.95 MAr
Volume 181
Number 5437
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2733)
45
1
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
8TOCK8
8&le Price
Par
North
I
Mines.
25,100
8c
Jun
16c
6,600
40c
Feb
67c
May
10 Vs
Jan
18
May
3.95
Jan
.1
Trinity
Northern Canada Mines
Mines
<
Lta
*
Jan
17c
35c
Apr
70c
99c
Jan
33c
71,100
Apr
46%
50
Obaska
Lake
G Bnen
Goto
ii.
14c
20,2u0
19c
Apr
9%
335
9
May
10
Jan
10%
180
9%
Apr
11
Jun
2.50
2.70
31,225
2.50
Jun
75c
77c
4,000
75c
May
58c
75c
87,550
15c
Jan
80c
55c
Gold
2.57
1
Mineo
75c
| Apr
925,955
41c
Apr
75c
Jun
24c
May
1
Texas-Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
.
Ogama-Rockland
Oil
•
Selections
Oka
Rare
Metals
1
Mining
Oils
Oitaita
O'Leary
90c
tuuv
1.46
Ontario
Steel
common
Opemiska Copper
Toronto
6,700
1.30
Trans
Era
Jan
2.95
Apr
Trans
%
5,725
1,975
1.05
27%
27%
25 Va
3.05
3.50
9%c
*
11
Mar
Lak#
1
Mines
38c
12% May
Mar
,
Petroleum
•
tfpfoVinr
oSp.»
Pamour
Jan
1.05
Jun
Trend
25%
Jan
27%
Jun
Triad
660
4.85
y 158,698
3.50
\
101
9%C^r
500
23 Va
Jan
Pan
40c
12
2.30
4.85
Jan
Jun
7,200
27 %c
Paramaque
Par bee
.10c
3.95 May
Union
14c
Union
Apr
Apr
53c
Jan
11 %c Mar
23c
Jan
12%
Jan
11,200
Amalgamated
Parker
Paymaster
5%
Gas
Line
1st
pfd
Credit
People's
Jewellers
Pershcourt
Peruvian
Goldflelds
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
Resources—
•32c
32c
38c
22,450
23c
25c
5.90
6.60
7%
Class
13c
Apr
United
Mar
United
Feb
1 95 Mar
Apr
5.00
Jan
Jan
89c
42%c
Jan
Vanadium
11% Mar
300
102
10
1 4b J
May
а.ati Mar
42c
7c
Mar
14c
Waite
Apr
40r
Jan
1.25
12,465
Jan
May
30 % Mar
Walker
2.35
Westeel
Jan
Lithium
Quebec
70c
Jan
Nickel
3%c
Jan
9%c
12%
Feb
5.05
Jan
5.25
Jan
2.15
Jan
15
13% May
6,180
»/a|
3.9f
74,451
-1
.15
2.45
349,780
_1
Corp
20c
20c
22
22%
riranlum
HHWCirV
Mines
/Ui
11,800
80#
9.75
White
Mines
Regcourt
i-eu
4.10
89c
Apr
5.10 May
15c
Apr
18
Apr
63c
Jan
24 %c
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
4.40
Wllrich
,
24% May
Rowan
Consolidated
Winnipeg
Saguenay Power preferred
Antonio
River
Gold__
Yale
Lead
1.96
Freehold
16c
Pown
St
1
tl945>
;
:
Jan
10%
Apr
13%
5%c
com
•
•
14 %c
102%
Jun
Dairies
61Tverwood
Anglo
Anglo
11,575
3.80 May
4.95
Feb
11,100
1.10
2.98
Feb
2.35
14c
May
Jan
2.20
Jan
Jan
35c
Co
Brown
1st
Oil
Olsen
Sc
1.80
Jan
2.55
Jan
62 %
bbVt
Jan
55%
Jun
Canadian
Bronze
16c
Mar
Canadian
1.18 May
Canadian
1.05
1,000
6.75
51,441
Mar
75c
Jan
29%
455
>28
75
Rock
910
9
Canada
5pc
12
'19
*
18
950
4,925
-
40c
49c
10,2.x)
13%
13*/a
120
45c
Indus
(
Canadian
00
Feb
5.50 May
Jan
25c
Consolidated
Paper
'11% Mar
Preferred
Supertest
DuPont
12
May
Hayes
12
Feb
International
Apr
International
15
Mar
50c
Apr
13c
Apr
1.966
26c
Jan
r
*
33 Va
325
•
Jun
1.00 May
28c
Apr
40c
Jan
Surf
Inlet
Swltson
Paper
Minnesota
Molson's
Ogilvle
55c
Pato
Utilities
Ontario
&
Flour
Sylvanlte Gold
Paper.:
13
1,373
12
Apr
104
10
102
Jan
101,300
Apr
Apr
35c May
6%c Jan
19%
105
Jan
Jan
*3c
9%c Jan
Mar
3.00
Jan
3.75
1.91
Jan
2.69
54c
51c
54c
8,750
28c
238,350
16c
22c
115,500
1.68
1.55
1.68
49,880
12 %C
13c
23c
Apr
16 j
"
39c
7c
7c
1.40
Jan
Feb
61c
34c
Jan
May
25c
Jan
May
May
Apr
1.82
1
Jan
149
10c
Jan
14%c
Apr
75c
189,700
20C
Jan
1.37
Apr
45c
Exchange
7,250
40c
Jun
74c
Apr
-
Curb Section
Funds
Week'e
Range
of Prices
Salea
for Week
Shares
Range sfnee Jam.
12%
38V2
44
13
42
555
4,320
3,823
43
1
High
Low
High
Low
Jan
80c
May
1,000
10%C May
17c
Feb
>26
52'/a
1,095
21 % Mar
27
:x
May
3,793
41%
Feb
52
V4
Jun
Thrift
37
Jan
10% Jan
32% Feb
Apr
Yukon
59,500
5%c
7.00
Jan
12..
44
13%
40
17%
Jun
May
Jun
Feb
7%
Jan
100
3,710
21%
105
•
100
20
Pend
Bros
Third
9%
Feb
26% Mar
Jan
19
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
105
2,985
100
95
2,720
—
21%
22%
*
—
30
31
—
32
21
6%
18
—
32
20%
6
18
57
—
38 Va
•
1
•
--
—
—
•
.
57%
40 %
800
210
110
5,052
20% May
27
30
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
Mar
12% Mar
57
Jun
34 % May
Jun
118
Jun
7.10 Feb
22%
31
32%
24
17%
19
70
Apr
Jun
May
Jan
Jan
Jun
Feb
40 % Jun
16%c
17c
20 21 Va
25%
26
34 % 34 V2
106 110%
3,000
15%c Apr
Jan
20c
4,9.90
18% Mar
21 % Jun
3,033
24% Mar
30
Jan
50
602
32% May
80
Jan
35
Jan
110% Jun
41%
43
240
33 % Mar
44 % Jun
12
12
75
Mar
13 Va Jan
__
69%
65 %
71 %
68 Vs
285
2,660
58
Jan
48% Jan
77
Apr
68% Jun
24%
40%
40'A
25%
41
40%
11,495
172
325
23% Feb
—
6.50
*
7Va
6.60
4.95
54%
5.10
60
8%
39%
63c
1,155
1,345
1,155
300
983
7,000
—
—
5
4.95
Gen
•
Invest
2
•
,_1
No par value.
Odd lot sale
2.000
May
13 %c
Apr
4.20
12.000
3.00 Mar
4.45
Jun
1.30
10,255
1.30
JUn
1.85 Mar
(not Included In
year's range).
d Deferred
In
Jun
10 %c
9c
105
Jan
5.40 Jun
•
Canadian
a
22% Mar
22%
20%
14% Jan
1,015
2,295
__
—
—
8%
39%
60c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
8.30 Mar
24%
102
18,082
118
5.75
~1
Oreille
Jan
5.10
19%
17%
•
9
38
34
5.75
4.60
44
5%
31%
51c
Jan
Jan
Feb
May
Jan
25/a Jun
41
Jun
,£pr
44
_
7.10 May
5.80 Apr
60
Jun
Jan
a/a-May
Jan
Feb
39% May
68c Jan
Jun
55c
1,870
26 Va
31c
Jan
Jun
18,441
27c
16
114 %
5.40
1
Consolidated
13c
—
5.50
*
Stores
•>
—
—
•
—*
Consolidated
7,760
6.75
1.30
32%
Apr
13c
250
♦
common
12c
■
7.15
_50o
48,900
25c 28 Vac
6
63c
*"60c
55,939
Industries
33c
104
5
Brewery class A
Wire Weaving—.
Niagara
34% May
common
Inc
Loblaw
Jan
117,300
.100
com
Utilities
Interprovincial
26
21c
Common
Preferred
Feb
~
May
8,500
36c
10%
.25
Jan '*
6c
12%
_•
Securities
Steel
21
60c
Jan
<«c
-
Canada
of
Apr
30c
(ordinary)
7c
13,500
28c
•
Bridge
May
Feb
15%
8%
_1
Mines
-14,500 *
•
new
Oil
Dominion
79c
12,520
20c
%c
May
45
79c
50
Cons
90c
11 %c
41%c Mar
11c
_*
!
Lumber
12c
Propane
33,910
66c
7%c
May
.1.50 Apr
Jan
475
33%
Feb:.,,
Feb
2,900
945
>
28 Vac 28
Contact
^f.58 Mar
Jan
7c
•
Westinghouse
35%
45c
18%c
(1944>_
8uHivan
Sudbury
Apr
IOV2C
—•
Ltd com
1954)
29% Jun
52c
73c
Superior
1.90
4,000
——_
Invest
Jan
;
2,500
11%
A_
11%
61c
62c
•
5
*
Marconi
51c
52c
_50c
..1
15 Vs
3.50
—1
common..-.
Western
90c
Mlnes.
100
20,325
Apr
2.05
Sugar
Dominion
&
Canadian
10 %c
12c
Iron
18
2.10
*
5
Canadian
37
5.05
Jun
Price
Steep
Jun
18
1.95
Jan
2.00
& Paper
Develop
Apr
15,365
Bteeloy Mining
47%
Last
Jun
22,600
Canada.
of
Va Mar
20c
92
45c
6 80
22c
Bros
Steel
46
47 %
1
25%
Stedman
80
1
29%
95c
62c
Jun
—1
U—
Jan
4 80 Mar
27
90c
Ltd.
105%
Jan
1
General
"V
20c
Oll.
Gas
Mar
10c
May
3:50
Dredging
50%
5.00
Gold
Jan
103
Jun
45c
May
2.00
common
Gold
25
28 Va
Paving
Stanwell
57
10
*
preferred
Bulolo
14,150
1.05
20c
St&rratt
820
42c
Jun
—*
....
Corp
.1,341
44%
Mines
Stadacona
8,000
81%
46 %
•
100
_____
Canadian Pulp
Newfoundland
Asbestos
2.50
6.05
6.70
Co
Union
13c
80
Canadian
62%
lrvi*."
(N) Co common.
Valley
Standard
11c
104% 105 %
Corp
55'/a
2.35
90c
Oils
1,863
1
55'%
-46c
1.68 May
45c
1
Mines
59%
22c
;
6.75
Jun
4,500
Jun
1.87
1.70
18 Va
Gold
Feb
1.20
8,110
Friday
Mar
30,700
1
class
4.85
Jun
May
1.38
Sale l'rlce
May
20c
50
Simpsons Ltd
25 %
6.60
81
STOCKS
78
4.35
1
Mines
20c
45c
Toronfo Stock
104
4.15
_1
Standard
23%
Jan
6.40
Par
27%
Mines
Apr
Feb
23
Apr
Jan
9c
1.50 May
•
Mining
21
11c
45
6.55
»
Feb
o4J/s Mar
l
common
May
25
Metal
Apr
18%
15
50c
(Quebec)
Southern
3,315
127,250
Jan
Jan
15% Mar
5,113
1.81
1
Brewerle*
Spooner
23%
50c
15c
May
I6V2C May
4%c Jan
25
1
_____
Dalhousle
8ouris
23
18c 19 Vac
Mines
Feb
56
3%c
•
Mines
Creek Gold
Southam
Jan
12.500
Mines
Bear
Feb
Apr
1,080
-A.?'
__50c
Petroleums..
Water
811ver-MlUer
Slater
Jan
5%c
804,5U0
15c
66c
Mines
Jun
1.8S8
Voting Trust
Slscoe
23c
15c
11c
Yankee Canuck Oil
Mar
-16c
■
-
Bherrltt Gordon
Silver
21,100
12 %C
Apr
78c
29c
76%
1.72
__1
Ltd
preferred
Bilanco
Feb
Feb
Feb
74
1
Petroleums
8bawlnlgan
Sigma
12% May
Zinc
&
Zulapa Mining
1.62
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Sicks*
73 % May
Jan
1
1,
Wrfght-Hargreaves
Jun
1,575
-
Sheep
Jan
8
^
(Alexander)
Wood
Zenmac
102% 102%
_100
Corp
Gold.
Lawrence
Shawkev
66
4''2
Mar
-10
18,500
Apr
6,465
Apr
65c
49%
2,135
Jun
14
42c
1
Jan
10,000
11%
common.
Gold
Ryan or Mining
B
93c
30c
1,586
Industries
Security
31c
11c
14,750
.10
3.70
Jan
Jun
Feb
1.25
42,025
Oils
3.35
Jan
19,917
293,982
2
Jan
12%
Gold
Winora
Yukeno
Jan
63c
._1
—
1.75 Mar
May
71%
50
—"
&
Apr
14c
4%c
164,500
preferred
Central Gas
Electric pfd
Winnipeg
Jun
Jan
40r
46c
Jun
72c
71
31c
1
Gold
Windward
8%
Jan
29,600
1.55
Jun
12%
Larder
3.65
7%c
873,750
1
Lac.
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
optmblre
71%
Petroleums
Yellowknife
75c
1,757,4*3
—1
Long
6and
11%
100
$2.80
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
6%
6,000
1
Uranium
Roche
Ban
6,444
Mines
Feb
84c
132,236
1
Rix-Atnabasco
di
13%
aJn
Apr
Jun
l
*
Rupununi
13%
:—
Yukon....
Pass
Willroy
Feb
May
2.45
1
Rio Prado Oils
Russell
68,600
13%
6%c
8
б.00 Mar
30c
4 40 Mar
Feb
225
1
Uranium
Roxana
3.70
•
•■_
Hardware
White
Jun
1.08
4,090
*
Petroleum
Rexspar
3.25
com
common
Preferred
Jun
3 10 Mar
3,682
231/4
2.90
l
Batten
&
Grip
Reef
3.40
5
:___
Warrants
18% May
9.75 Jun
.70
Mining
Rndlore
183,150
•
Vac
9Vb
60c
1
3.95
34%
51c
(Geo)
Jan
Jan
8V2C
Jan
5o0
Tungsten
8%c
Jan
8% May
l^,x3J
Weston
11#:
3c
19%
102,000
Western
Jan
Mar
1.37
Feb
8%
Jan
1.10
16
5%
34%
Jun
84,600
Jan
1.00 Mar
8%c
3.50
99,625
13,200
75c
Jan
1.05
7c
60%
69cj
Jan
Jun
Apr
1.60 May
14
8%
33
Jan
Feb
Jan
7.95
Feb
32%
*
Jan
19c
Jun
1.20
Breweries
Petroleums
Naco
Yellorex
Rapid
500
2.00
72 Vac
:
Gold
Qu pension
Quemont
6%
47%
4.40.
j Va
__1
Corp
Metallurgical
Quebec
23,800
6%
28c
1,450
1.07
1
Leaseholds
Mar
10C
Maultou
Quebec
1.50
15%
1.00
*
—
Ashley
Canada
4«o
.00
3.85
__1
Quebec Copper Corp_
Quebec
Labrador
Quebec
56c
_1
Chlbougamau
65,535
1.38
15Yb
1.02
1
-
Products
Western
Western
Winchester
Quebec
86,605
1
Feb
Western
Mines
Mica
55c
1
i
Jan
Western
3.45 May
Jan
31
6.50 Mar
•
20c
Feb
10c
Jan
6.70
*
W
&
Equipment
35 Vs
Jun
6,500
29
225
5,445
*
Consol
1.10
3,500
62v
51
.'
A__
Pyrites
53%
Airways
Apr
1
Malartic
Jan
24,570
Warrants
Jun
60 Va
1
Weedon
12,450
8.75
Jan
91c
1
Wekusko
54,305
1
21
Jun
15Vs
•
Feb
1.59
100
Mines.
Apr
1.40
...
Feb
60c
5,500
Dome
Jun
May
70c
47c
700
East
Apr
33c
18%
7.95
*
class
G
1,000
vie
8%
50
Apr
46,307
30%
1
Mines
Mar
Jan
30
7.55
•
Feb
Jun
4.80
7.35
..25
HiJl
Mines
Waterous
3.40 Mar
Mar
«Rc
6
40 %
21 %c Mar
40
Amulet
40
33,500
6.70
62
698
Prospectors
Purdy
1.90 Mar
11c
6,216
62
Ltd
Violamac
Apr
1.66 Mar
2,026
50
Lvjtto
ivui
an
1,910
Uranium
Jan
6.60
Feb
Mar
6,500
27,300
V
Ventures
19 % May
103
22c
14,150
1.30
Jan1
180
50
27c
650
Vicour Mines
May
7%
137,900
Alloys
Jun
Metals
Pronto
42c
Jan
Feb
52
Border
Preston
Jan
4.35
21
Canada Mines
Upper
Jun
Oil
Pressed
8%c
70,727
*
50%
Corp
Premier
69,450
6.00
6.70
i
1,700
52
46V2C
91c
Steel
Viceroy Mfg
..1
Jun
70c
pfd
Oils
45c
>
Jun
1,00
Rouyn Gold-
Jun
32c
20%
pfd.
Ktno
17%
River
Prairie
B
Montauban
32c
1,585
Power
40 %
*
A
United
2,000
Powell
Apr
Mar
____—1
class
Jun
Oils
Jan
Jan
48c
46
50
1
Jan
47c
109,150
Ponder
1.48
1.75 Apr
26c
*
.1
Fuel
725
Uranium
Powell
Jan
28
United
15 %
Development
Placer
Jan
2.35
10,195
Estella
5 874
Gold
Pitch-Ore
49%
Corp class B
West
Pioneer
Jan
325
40%
United
3,205
•
Mines
44%
Asbestos
20,737
•
Gold
48%
■37
United
8.40
1
Gas
<k
46%
40
•
33 %c
1
Mineral
St
Mar
39'%
38c
2.75
19.949
1
Oils
48
Pipe Line
Oil
United
98c
53,529
100
Gold
Jan
30c
Jan
Feb
*
com
Preferred
Perron
41
1,399
Jan
Jan
5
com
11,105
Gas
1
.
Ltd
46%
23,300
72c
6c
.50
&
44
46%
Mining
1
Natural
Pipe
Apr
36c
73
15c
50c
Consol
River
Peace
40
1.95
May
25 %c Mar
200
Petroleum
Feb
32c
May
7,000
Drilling
Pathlinder
34%
1.84
55c
44,500
1
Mines.
50
35%
65
.5
1
.
Pardee
Pembina
Feb
10%
1
Mines
Mines
37%
Acceptance common
Jan
Jan
38c
1 °°0
,
37%
Petroleum
Union
3.25
12.515
53c
Oil
Feb
20
OU
6%c
8,100
Tiibes
Western
48
26 % Mar
26.;,]
83,500
Porcupine
Apr
Feb
Oils
Transcontinental
60c
(Eastern)
PhCiUc
37c
42%
Oils
Mountain
29
900
|
'
Pacific
Jan
1.19
929
'
United
Osi"-ko
9,200
3,200
1.25
6.40
Empire
Apr
2.25
34c
preferred
Trans
luc
%
4.75
5%
Feb
60c
Jan
12%
1
1.59
Apr
Jan
12y4
5c. 5
Jan
1.35
I Traders Finance class A
be
2.80
35c,-
1.60 May
May
22c
2.75
1
Gold
•
Jan
1.20
44%
Trusts.....—
General
4.90
1.20
1
"
53,000
4c
Lluji-
jiatf C
Apr
Jan
43%
*
52,000
31c
*
a
Loan
Orenada
1.47
1.40
10
com
aer
lie
Jan
91c
20,800
•
Warrants
Ontario
>
1.35
1.00
6%
prei
Jan
14,600
10
Club
4%c
7%#f
•
—
Jockey
Apr
6c
•
Malartlo
IIUMllHllS
Ontario
Jan
|
1.10
2Jc
9c
51 %c
7 Vac
—10
Toronto Dominion Bank
6,150
27,500
6V2C
Silver
Jan
61,250
j
19c
Gold
Torbrit
Jun
75c
30c
I
65c
17c
Tomblll
14c
14c
65c
1
High
48% May
9%
9c
Jan
11c
___
1
Low
42% Jan
10%
...10
Tiara Mines
'
Range since Jan,
Hiah
46%
common.:
Pearson
Tecx-Hugnes
v
Shares
Low
common
Preferred
Jun
Salt*
for Week
Range
of Prices
Mines
Taylor,
Apr
21,740
50c
8c
Ltd
Tandem
>
9.00 May
13,000
North
Tamblyn
Mar
Warrants
Nudulama
Par
High
LOW
Week's
Last
1
Banre sine# Jan.
t
UL
aiar
10
Friday
j Share*
High
—1
Nickel
Rankin
Norm
JUNE
Sale Price
1,825
Gold
ENDED
STOCKS
3,220
Inca
North
of Prices
Low
WEEK
Sales
[for Week
e
delivery sale
(not Included
year's range).
x
Selling ex-inteiest.
f Flat price.
r
Cash sale
(not included
CANADIAN MARKETS
t Ex-liquldating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
privileges,
wd When delivered.
wl When Issued,
In year's range.
Ex-dlvldend.
y
2
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
trading
4.1
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2734)
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday,
June
1(1
Investing Companies
Par
Ask
1.51
6.63
4.49
Bid
25c
Affiliated Fund Inc
;
1.25
American Business Shares——1
1.38
Mutual
Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
—
4.21
8.64
Fund
Fund
Trust—
Associated
9.50
1.51
Inc,—1
Mutual
American
6.13
1.60
Funds—
Par
V
Investment
Johnston
Trust
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
18.67
Fund,l
a20.53
1
26.72
27.89
Bonds).l
Grade
25.86
28.21
1
14.28
15.57
"A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
——
1
Blair
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc___l
Bond Inv Tr of America
•
12.26
25.30
3.99
11%
5'/a
12.89
13.32
27-50
4.36
12%
5%
14.01
B-4
K-l
S-3
(Speculative Com Stk)
22.55
24.25
17.20
S-4
(Low
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd,!
Inc
Fund
.
Axe-Houghton Fund
—1
Fund Inc—
Boston
15.91
Priced
(Low
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
11.99
13 09
S-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
16.85
18.38
99.29
S-2
(Income
1
12.29
13 41
99.26
l
J4.67
Capital Venture Fund Inc-u-—1
Shares Trust
1
5,74
26.57
6.29
28.72
33.35Securities com—100 13,800 14,400
33.84
Fund
Chemical
Christiana
—100
Preferred
__1
1
Inc,
Investment
Fund
Colonial
Commonwealth
146
141
20.93
19.28
g.06
9.85
10.58
,1
21.13
16.74
17.79
19.23
Stocks)
Com
10.09
6.89
17%
1
Stock
Massachsetts
11.57
9.33
1
10.22
25c
15.15
2.58
1
17.10
8.44
2.83
9.17
Mass
Corp—1
Fund
1
Founders Mutual
Fund—
*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—■
Common stock
series,,.—_lc
Preferred stock series
__lc
Fundamental Investors Inc—2
Futures Inc
1
Balanced
l%s
3.84
l%s April 1,
2s
Inc.,10c
8.57
9 39
Trust_l
30.86
33.36
Balanced
Bond
7.29
11.12
8.54
16.38
3.61
27.16
74.11
lc
lc
7.96
9.96
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
Electronics & Electrical
12.65
12.36
Equipment shares
lc
Food shares
—,———,1c
8.23
902
6.56
administered shares__lc
General bond shares^—____lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shares__lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum
shares.,
lc
9.96
10.91
___
15,
1955
15, 1956—
March
-1
-1
20.70
-1
Corp
Series—
X19.19
18.89
20.42
12.07
-1
11.04
-1
7.46
8.16
Stock
-1
Series.
9.43
6.28
4.85
Series
.,1
7.91
17.06
5.89
—
1956—
—:—lc
Resources
of
—
4.05
21.21
.£,22.93
New
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
of Canada Ltd
North
Trust
27.00
Dated
1956
&
Trading
10.91
13.85
13.53
9.52
33
5
Price
Fund
(T
—•
X17.69
14.22
9.61
12.19
10 35
11,6)
12.70
13.58
13.87
lc
4.30
3.91
lc
8.87
—(—2.50
41.74
42.99
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
16.57
17.07
(Geo)
Fund
Due
29.20
29.50
-1
6.75
1
Ask
1.45%
1.60 %
FUnd
12.72
40%
1.95%
1
Southwestern
11.95
Investors
1.60%
2.05 %
1-55
12-
1.70%
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
l-o5
b2.10
1.95%
1.85%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.15
2.00%
1-55
10-
3-55
b2.0J
1.85%
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
b2.2o
2.10 %
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.30
2.15%
United States
Bid
June
16,
1955
99.989
23,
1955
99.964
June
30,
7,
14,
7.47
8.16
Ltd—.1
13.96
15.17
10.23
11.12
Fund
1
1
7.28
Income Fund Shares.l
19.07
20.73
9.76
10.67
Fund
Fund
10.23
Value
Line
Fund
1
1
8.80
9.62
Value
Line
Income
17.65
19.08
1
Inc.,
1
7.63
8.34
12.00
6.24
6.82
13.01
lc
6.90
7.55
15.49
16.94
Fund
1
20.63
22.55
Inc
1
15.48
16.60
;
1
26.21
28.57
1
24.95
26.97
1
5.65
6.11
Investing Corp
Washington
Investors
New
Fund
Wisconsin
Surety
&
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
10
10
Co
Inc
Fund
Inc—
Co
Agricultural Insurance
10
Companies
99 716
99.726
29 8:8
September
1,
1955
99 634
99.6961
September
9,
1955
99 652
99.659
Bid
61%
Trust
11,
1955
25,
1955
Ask
50
x49%
55
255
Par
State Bank of Albany
10
Par
x36%
173
Chicago
City Nat l Bank and Trust
Continental
National
—10
152
42%
158
National
New
38%
88
94
48
118
99
National
of
North
Amer__5
28%
30%
42%
45%
36
38
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
36%
38%
Lincoln
45
48
Maryland
Assurance
American, Home
(Newark N J)„2%
Amer
Ins Co
Amer
Mercury
(Wash
American
25
10
—
Bankers & Shippers
Boston
Insurance
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Ins
Ins
10
Co
5
Assn
of
(N
J)—5
Amer—10
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
5%
27%
Surety
Automobile
33%
4%
Re-insurance
American
32'V
C)—1
5
D
Life
Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Federal
10
5
10
10
*
10
4
Jefferson
Standard
(Greensboro
Merchants
93
National
141
30%
G3%
10
Natl
10
„
&
10
_
1
_
Amsterdam
5
New
77
82
Rochelle—
National
20
44
48
5
46
50
Bank—
York
34
37
River
J.2.50
37%
Guaranty Trust Co
20
x78%
(The) Bank
10
Industrial Bank of Commerce-10
50%
52%
39%
42 %
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
29%
30%
Hanover
10
40
180
81%
11%
13
145%
150%
Northern
84
89
75
78%
81%
68
40%
.
12.50
Pacific
Fire-
Pacific
Indemnity
Peerless
10
10
Co
Casualty Co
Phoenix
38%
_
—_5
_
20
34
36
50
261
270
16
66
68%
10
46
48
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Bank
77%
St
43%
4
124
130
Reinsurance
Paul
Corp
(Texas)
Fire
Security
(N
Y)
—
Marine
&
(New
62%
X67
29%
Long Island
Trust
10
Trust
Meadow
National
Brook
50
55
20
Co
83
85
Bank
75
80
Co
10
33
35
National Bank of Detroit
10
67%
69%
Jersey City
First National
25
54
58
48%
51%
96%
99%
54
56
&
National
Trust
91
26%
13%
15 y4
10
of Freeport
20
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc—,100
New
York
Trust
—25
6.25
-10
10
Haven)
57%
51
55
311
323
71
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
Pittsburgh
74
47%
52%
Springfield Fire & Marine
—10
62 %
82
Standard
-10
68%
Globe & Republic
Great
American
5
23%
25%
Travelers
5
42%
43%
Fla)_2%
26%
27%
U
__lo* x48 %
50%
Westchester Fire-
(Jacksonville
Fire
;
States
21
23
2
11%
12%
25
Trust
197
10
21
100 x358
Recent
Bonds—
Arkansas
207
22%
368
Nat'l
Bank
&
Trust
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank Sc Tr,_2o
St.
Louis
First
National
National
Mercantile
Bank,,
Co
20
55
17
Bank
Trust
62%
66%
25
61%
65%
-—20
66%
71%
Bank of Amer N T & S
A—6.25
39%
41
St
Louis
San
Union Trust
Franciscco
Security Issues
Bid
Pwr
&
Lt
3%s__
Ask
U S
S
Accident
-
_
.100 2.455
_
Fire..
.
Bid
100%
Philadelphia Elec 3y8s
102 y4
Potomac
Central Maine Power 3%s„
100%
101
Consumers
Tennessee
101
101%
Texas Elec Service 3%8
Edison
Dallas
Power
Power
3%s
3y4s
&
Light 3%s.
Rubber
Detroit
Edison
101
4s
3%s
Fruehauf
Trailer
101%
Georgia
3%s
Power
101 %
1975
115
116%
Gulf
&
1985
102%
103 %
1975
111%
112
3%s__1980
98%
3%s
Mobile
Ohio
98%
Jersey Central Power & Light—
3%s
Aircraft
Ediscn
3Vis
103i/4
104
1980
105
ir5%
1985
3%s
1985
3%s__1990
65 y4
71%
2,505
109%
102%
103y4
1975
101%
102%
1985
101 %
1C2
102%
103 y4
West Texas Utilities 3%s
1985
100%
101%
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
pfd—100
General Telephone Corp—
116%
117%
Gas
4s
Stocks—
4.25%
preferred
50
100
98 %
100%
100
106%
107%
100
Louisiana Power & Light—
4.16%
preferred
56%
101%
102
3.30%
Tenn
Reg—
preferred
Gas
5.85%
104%
105%
•No
par
value.
tEx-two-ior-one
ilEx-50%
76%
3
58%
61 %
a
—2
31 y8
33 Va
b Bid
Net
stock
k Admitted
split.
stock dividend.
stock
asset
dividend,
value,
yield price.
57
Transmission—
preferred
FOOTNOTES FOR
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
fEx 100%
Ask
100
Minn-Honeywell
1985
Lockheed
Power
1C5%
100%
3%s
Elec
Washington Gas Lgt 3y2S_,1980
104%
Dayton
79 v2
Fidelity & Guaranty Co „10
Bonds—(Cont.)
100%
101%
Brockton
50 V4
50
Life
5
National
56
79
Gulf
Bank
59%
53
5
Hanover
N Y
Trade Bank & Trust Co
Ohio
75
10
_
Bank
Detroit
Mellon
31%
86
24%
Glens Falls
—
70%
2
Seaboard Surety Co
General Reinsurance Corp
of Commerce
Los Angeles
Grace & Co
10
—10
__
Providence-Washington
42%
5
Bank
Co
Trust
190
39 %
3.33%
Fire
75
2.50
5
North
Republic
(S F)
50
Northeastern
61%
Newark
58
53
118
121%
510
City Bank
National
Hartford
47%
56
___2
Hampshire Fire
New
45%
in
Casualty
59%
of
66
15%
10
Fireman's Fund
46%
63
101 %
Fire
Firemen's
44%
14
91
Franklin Life
5
5
—
97
87-
Philadelphia
41%
—10
10
of
40%
444
500
>
535
495
Connecticut
Franklin Square N Y
31%
432
Manufacturers .—4
Fire
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_,
Assn
10
—
Life-
113
72
360
515
Central National
Bank
•
485
117%
340
Ins—
_
National Union FireNew
28%
_
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance
29%
43%
Life
C)
Casualty
149
41%
N
National
90
61
100
100
Cleveland
Union
(L I)
Westchester
New
51
61%
Bank
103
Co
2
,5
Co_5
81
107
122
Insurance
Automobile
preferred
77
104
&
50
Equitable Assur
,,5
Casualty—5
conv
25
Trust—33%
Savings Bk__100
Harris Trust &
Cleveland
20
Huntington
of
Ask
37
Illinois
Bank
First National Bank
32
City Bank
York,
Suffolk
30
47
First
Bid
34
—
Northern Trust Co
United
178
10
Steamboiler
_
American
$1.25
Ask
10
Home
American
American Fidelity &
Bid
Hartford
-
201
99.754
63%
51%
51%
Co
—10
Sterling
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_.
75%
72%
195
29.782
99 743
August
Albany, N. Y.
Rye National Bank
Ask
240
10
Life
Aetna
Bid
99*771
August
August 18, 1955,,:
249
Royal State Bank of
Par
99.809
29.922
Boatmen's
Insurance
Ask
99 790
99.969
York
Manufacturers
Mutual
Fund
Wellington Fund
Whitehall
1955
99.9*8
14.17
Wall Street
10.97
Inc__l
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
11.80
Fund_lc
Fund_lc
Bid
4,
Inc—
Accumulated
Science
Fund
Doilar Value
August
99.888
1955
Franklin
United
Income
Treasury Bills
Bank & Trust Companies
of
United
12.05
1.95%
99.S39
99.8/3
First
1
United Continental
10.79
b2.10
99.849
22%
2.75
11.02
1-55
99.913
1955
1955
99.838
21%
17.43
lc
99.991
99.863
First
16.12
lc
6-
Ask
1955
12.72
X2.52
Ltd—
1.95%
bl.90
11.67
a24.67
9.36
1.95%
b2.10
■4-
of
of
Inc
Funds
b2.10
1-55
1.35%
1
Fund
Canada
United
1-55
11-
bl.85
1
Fund
Canada
Ask
11-
b2.00
12.921
Inc—1
Investors
Funds
Bid
1-55
1-55
13 07
Fund
Due
2-
5-2-55
3-55
10 02
United
Dated
2.05%
9-
8-1-55
40
9.26
Texas
Rate
1.60%
,
10-
a22.19
1
12.09
Templeton' Growth
£6.22
S6.2
3-55
—25
new,,1.25
Sovereign
97.4
;
96.16
95.28
1-54
12.50
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Shares
96.30
I960,,
2-55
County
Fund
Slock
97.24
98.12
1-
a36.33
•
Amer
97.18
98.10
5-
k—10.
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Common
98.12
98.6
1959
1,
98.24
12-
41%
Fund
of Canada Inc—1
Inc
Selected
1,
April
99.25
98.18
1.45%
Par
1
Insur
Oct.
99.30
99.8
99.23
15, 1959
l%s April 1, 1959
1.0.4
Bid
7.30
1
Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Inc
Income Foundation Fund
Growth
1 %s
99.24
99.6
99.6
Feb.
bl.85
1-55
13.75
7.96
Institutional
l%s
bl.70
Stevens & Clark
United
Institutional
K0
100
8-
14.14
9.72
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Institutional
99.30
101.10
99
l%s April 1, 1958
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
7-1-55
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
Putnam
1957,
1957—
1957—
21.19
13.01
Puritan Fund Inc——
Scudder,
15,
1,
15,
19.32
20.77
Inc
Inc
Rowe)
Ask
101.8
38
—-1
Fund Inc
Fund
Street
Pioneer
10.43
12.99
9.23
11.13
9.45
lc
Fund
l%s May
100.5
1-54
12.66
lc
Bank
April
July 28, 1955
11%
1
Philadelphia
point
a
27%
Television-Electronics
Shares
l%s
99.29
1-54
July 21,
10%
X26%
5
6.02
Institutional
100.1
99.27
11-
July
3.69
preferred
Petroleum
of
Bid
March
1.25%
July
9.02
—
Amer Investors com__10c
$1.50
29.00
Shares—
1955——
Series
Pine
1
American
Series
32nds
more
or
2%s
June
5.49
Inst Foundation Fund
one
Maturity—
Dollar Value
lc
Institutional
Ask
10-
4.44
1
Inc„_—
Equipment shares
Income Fund
Investors
99.12
1958
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Canada
77.75
Incorporated
Incorporated
93.18
99.6
Mortgage Assn—
20,
101
100.2
1956
6.45
Series
12.40
Fund
98.10
Natl
2%s Jan.
99.24
18.64
lc
Stock
73.75
Haydock Fund Inc
1, 1960
2%s June
8 64
,_1
Series
Growth
a30.62
Hudson
97.24
5.30
1
shares
97.16
6.80
1
State Street Investment Corp.,•
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund___l
shares
1960
represent
1031
_I
3.49
Utility
98.4
1,
99.30
1.25%
10.89
Tobacco
97.28
€9.31
14.88
9.94
shares,
1959
Federal
99.2
1.25%
13.69
3.17
stock
point
100.3
1956
Aug. 15,
IVai Oct. 1,
10.77
lc
shares
98.22
1,
98 10
>.
40.10
9.81
shares
Steel
93.14
15, 1957
•l%s Oct. 1, 1957
13.57
Railroad
99.26
100
Treasury Notes—
Rate
Series
Scudder
Fully
RR
<9.22
2s Aug.
al4,41
Series
Preferred
7.20
shares,.,
Bond
1958
1958
30.97
37.09
"1
Inc.
Series
Fund
8.73
Railroad
98.4
1,
1,
Stock
Fund,,.
Security
14.75
9.59
11.56
lc
lc
Fund
3.62
3.43
Corp.
Investors
Natural
7.93
Chemical
3.28
lc
interest
National
4.24
10.51
Building shares
Capital Growth
1957-55
May
Nov,
99.31
1955
15.08
7.30
shares
l%s Dec.
Securities—
Wide
Stock!
'
shares—
3.44
Shares—
Speculative
5.05
24.85
68.92
Securities—
Automobile
3.12
,_lc
Fund
beneficial
Pacific
Aviation
,1
7.23
10.14
7.80
14.95
3.32
1
1
—1
General Investors Trust
6.35
28.65
Invest
20.39
3.87
13.46
6.71
Formula Fund of Boston
Group
5.77
Inc
Mutual
Income
6.98
13.95
Equity Fund Inc.———.—20c
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Ine_l
Fund Inc
General Capital Corp
lc
Growth
Investors
22.3G
20.91
19.07
4.62
1
-1
100 9
2%s
4.59
Fund
National
1
Shares—
Ask
100.5
2%s
93.31
1.0.1
l%s
Nation
Gas Industries
4.17
Investors
22.02
Investment
15,
:,^_^_lc
Bond
Shares
12.68
1,
1956
Treasury Notes—(Cont.',
15, 1955
l%s Dec.
Transportation shares—
Trust
Fund
Stock
iy8s Aug.
4.55
shares—
Steel
of
Fund
6.80
Special Investment
Mutual
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton & Howard—
decimal
——
4.13
shares
Petroleum
Mutual
Shares
after
Certificates of Indebtedness—
1%S June 22. 1955
6.18
shares,
15.31
2.50
Electronics
Paper
99.22
Bid
shares—lc
Industries
55.76
1
Trustee
Balanced
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General
24.21
E_
Dividend
5.15
xl5.16
55.20
Fund
Series
4.68
•
Diversified Growth
Diversified
___lc
shares.,,,
15.38
Diversified Investment Fund
Figures
a44.24
Funds—
Automobile
46
Fund
Delaware
Managed
14.06
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Oct.
1%S
1,
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
12 91
18%
Maturity—
Inc,—__1
1
De Vegh Income Fund
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.90s Feb. 1, 1956
7.45
11.81
Saylcs Mutual Fund—•
43
Fund
Income
1.0
May
10.92
,1
25c
Ino
Investment,
Western
Dividend
De
Loomis
Fund
1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
Crown
2%s
18.20
1
Inc
Fund
Concord
Inc—
Fund
19.44
1
Fund Inc
Composite
point
a
Bonds—
1154
Priced
Manhattan
Composite Bond & Stock
of
Bid
100.1
Bank
16.01
Stks)_l
Com
General Fund
Century
32nds
more
or
2%s May
2%s Feb.
99.30
21.85
Life Insurance Investors Inc
11-79
18.77
99.30
99.18
20.02
12.97
7.83
10.91
17.35
wi
1
11.83
1
.,1
1955
(Income Pfd Stocks)
Lexington Trust Fund
Inc,—
one
Ask
13.11
Knickerbocker
Fund
1955
15.
19, 1256 wi
12.02
11.63
Ltd
17,
2.25s Feb.
__1
23.24
(1954)
Oct.
Nov.
99.31
(Discount Bonds),,,
10.75
Canadian
2.05s
1 90s
15 1955
22.35
21.50
7.16
represent
Federal Land
20.49
5
Bullock
Fund
Ltd™————1
California Fund Inc
1
Canada
point
Bid
.1
Bonds)
—10c
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Invest Corp
Broad Street
decimal
Federal Home Loan Banks—
1.80s Aug.
Bonds)
"
after
20.40
B-3
Mutual
Figures
9,86
Funds—
(Investment
(Medium
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
X9.02
Mutual
B-l
Bid
1
Boston___l
of
B-2
Development
Atomic
Mutual
Investment Co. of America
Stock
t New
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
to listing
Exchange,
stock,
issued,
Ex-rights.
on
the New York
Volume 181
Number 5437
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bank
with
Clearings this week show
a
based
year
June
issue of next week. We
cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
the foregoing will appear
us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
upon
the country,
indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
year.
above
those
for
Our ^preliminary
-
the
weekly clearings will
totals
0.2%.
at
stand
against $17,953,375,386 for the
this center there is
trict
For that week there, was an increase
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
was
ter
of
14.9%, in the Richmom*
larger by
are
by 8.7% and in. the Atlanta ReserveThe Chicago Reserve District register*
11.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District oB
of
la
4.6% and the Minneapolis Reserve District of 1.7%.
District the totals show an im¬
the Kansas City Reserve
provement of 15.1%, in the Dallas Reserve District ot
29.1% and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 14.6%.
cities
loss of 1.6%/' We group the
a
increase
an
clearings at this cen¬
increase of 9.8%, the bank
an
having registered
totals
District
District by 6.5%.
3.7%, the aggregate of clearings fQi? the whole country
having amounted to $17,558,793,993 against $16,930,205,214 in the same week in 1954. Outside of this city there
Friday of
the
Reserve
give the final
complete results for the week previous--4he week
ended June 4.
At
week in -1954.
same
the totals enjoy a gain of 4.5% and in the PhiladelphiaReserve District of 4.8%. In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
of
present further below we are able to
and
$18,673,117,843
loss for the week ended
a
last
corresponding week
our
going to press. Accordingly, in the above, the
of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
time
we
4.0%
be
in
last day
11, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
are
located and from this it appears that in the New
York Reserve District (including this city) the totalssuffer a Joss of 1.3% but in the Boston Reserve District
Complete and exact details for the week covered by
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
CLEARINGS
BANK
OF
COURSE
THE
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
.
Week Ended June 11—
New
York
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
;'
"1955
1954
'
' %
.
.
$9,115,400,962
$9,133,357,259
900,358,802
829,707,033
Chicago
Week Ended June 4—
—
8.5
I Federal Reserve Districts
Philadelphia
'1,093,000,000
1,026,000,000
+
6.5
1st
v
584,985,373
580,878,965
+
0.7
2nd
New
X
353,743,642
333,336,381
325,900,000
+
6.1
3rd
4.7
4th
Cleveland
City
Louis
St.
San
341,200,000
'
Cleveland
+10.8
5th
+10.9
6th
424,223,789
Ten cities
five
Other cities,
days
+
5.1
7th
Chicago
286,417,359
+
7.8
8th
St.
9th
Baltimore
403,671,416
308,760,863
;
$13,725,020,025 '
3,923,728,928
10th
All
all
cities,
cities,
five
$17,938,372,058
days__
734,745,785
704,725,891
+
the
New
+
4.0
results for
Stocks—
New
1954
45,427,055
41,912,744
misc.—
$64,444,100
$64,859,500
Bank
87,000
government
12,040,500
Bonds—
Railroad
"
8,822,100
39,353,900
of
8,000
$390,333,300
'
properties on the
months of
1952 to 1955 is indicated in the following:
1955
the
totals
an
was
March
April
44,132,383
42,472.257
110,801,704 106,768,419
12.2%.
34,370,236
25,766,988
of
May and
1954
42,099
42,435
4,992
York-
New
4,451
LEADING
«,
CITIES
IN
37,671 37,108 220,824 217,060
.
24,701
21,494
23,176
19,615
23,151
20,012
3,927
2,662
2,198
14,643
12,872
13,442
2,405
2,405
2,309
13,336
12,391
2,563
2,052
2,181
2,041
12,543
11,004
12,373
11,288
1,779
10,189
1,846
1,521
1,434
1,393
8,795
7,899
9,767
7,631
Pittsburgh
1,829
1,507
1,617
1,561
8,384
7,849
8,336
Kansas
C._
1,634
1,416
1,446
1,440
8,116
7,436
1,504
1,325
1,315
1,249
7,410
7,018
Minneapolis
1,490
1,316
1,260
7,160
6,753
6,424
1,603
1,349
1,300
7,637
6,777
9,321
1,542
1,323
1,286
1,188
1,268
1,311
7,436
6,657
Baltimore—
1,434
1,297
1,231
1,189
6,866
6,314
Cincinnati-
1,125
949
990
892
5,424
5,170
5,127
Atlanta
—
-
2,297,545,462
3,541,621,985
6
"
4,005,492,499
3,323,428,141
+ 20.5
5,199,351,998
4,286,787,834
+ 21.3
4,380,932,247
3,096,387,67*
4,223,548,911.
93,372,003,647
86,222,373,461
8.3
82,103,610,978
79,128,486,830»
.+17.1
44,432,006,961
42,019,506,015
—
180 cities
York
New
Richmond-
768
653
679
669
3,726
3,465
3,586
Louisville
790
649
675
635
3,855
3,528
3,512
816
679
656
650
3,870
3,574
3,427
661
650
680
3,776
797
682
617
586
4,072
3,351
3,553
3,405
3,303
•Jack'ville
Portland
_
709
6C5
667
686
3,612
3,208
3,533
589
691
583
3.605 r
3,136
3,383
620
3,157
3,341
3,182
578
547
3,380
2,978
733
__
567
'
2,944
488
-472
447
2,708
2,537
2,394
-475
-444
434
2,542
2,427
"2,446
463
-489
446
2,700
2,449
2,502
27 237 249,426
AtWi
16
7th
rhh-otn
31
"
7
-
lfi
"
11
"
19152,'270^990
'478
'535
,562 +-487
.
436
2,540
2,405
2.357
2,235
2,058
485
409
400
Tot. 31cit's
86,211
80,094
76,014
+
17,025,125,728
+12.5
www
;.+*«
468,258,242,095
442,948,470,647
+ 5.7
York City*
225,888,310,450
13:il3;937:909
The
"
6,128
6,089
•
We
•
"
r—:
Clearings, Total
5,717
34,796
now
add
our
31,130
1,904
30,761
172 010
-.OA
,
January
<-94,726,1^,010
$—
+
82 156 303 839
+
5.9
•
SS '
97.688.*872,'237 . W 4.9
™: 41 *d
Apri'—
28,378
:
f 5.7
'
"•
86,222.373.'461
Total
5 months—
•
468,258,242,095
'
.
-442,948,470,647
•••• •
44,324,821,156
v"
53.1X8.422.US
■
$
1954
'
Dec. %
S
$
First Ftdtral Rtservt District*—Boston—
•
.
»•
"
-
51,272,974,878
4--8.3
.
'247,433,608,004
.'**
47
302,853
>
$
«.
Inc. or
+ 42.4
4,519,582
5.574,461
+
7.6
529,836,346
+
4.0
524,884,999
+
4,967,004
509,507,191
3,318,418
2,600,305
+
27.6
2,788,754
+
9.9
128 538,976
117 098,441
2,697,716,405
15,077,579
2,405,579,000
13,336 550,926
13,937,888
+12.1
+ 8.2
73 213,465
12,391 744,362
65 300,954
+ 12.1
Holyoke
7.088,582
5,886,710
+20.4
31 724,928
28 803,089
+ 10.1
Lowell
6,477,109
5,014,219
15,331,824
+29.2
+ 5.8
27 963,426
26 151,869
+
81 881,841
71
+ 15.0
57,208,442
48,460,360
+18.1
278 426,193
39,746,597
35,411,229
163,377,430
65,323,593
+12.2
0.1
201 922,768
184 776,856
802 637,673
814 446,758
Springfield
Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total (14 cities)
163,497,511
+
247
803,257
1,091,089
3,622,123
6.9
11,002,362
9,043,044
37,142.012
+ 12.4
+
—
9.3
1.5
330 926,401
19,294,600
+13.5
105 773,100
88 554,600
614, 863,000
575, 510,800
10,581,828
9,690,596
+21.4
+ 9.2
83,452,413
3,283,148,397
,
2,926,049,844
401 341,110
+27.8
.
+12.2
49 ,774,846
j..,
16,186,806,446
44
,209,087
15,003,834,594
+
3.945,138
2,366,51*
2.2
10,740,769
10,611,087
+
+
+
15,005,463
22,592,900
+ 12.6
+
7.7
,
2,339,355
1,991,452
647,014,495
618,907,593
993,98T
1,003,483
5.3
14.6
—
17,202,735
6.8
2,137,861-
+
+
8,864,777
14.1
8.561,789
0.1
30,275,128
35,581,22*
14.6
15,305,088
15,643,04®
+ 19.4
104,977,500
<
37,142,109
237790,600
+ 21.3
21,893,100
127,456,200
3,101,633
10,770,690
7,928,614
4,878,32*
528,532,07*
+
1,036,160.
:
S
2.211,0041
2,471,366
12.2
9.8
23,724,042
205,267
.
*
+
26,081,328
16,218,141
4-17.3
1952
$
2,143,412
52 194,194
.
-
1953
3,051,950
6.1
Bedford
43,787,180,113
225,888,310,450-
+10.3
+
River
6->
49,966,051.679
Dec. %
1954
; *
t
i
10,040,853
Massachusetts—Boston
41,290,638,958
'SIS? -1 -'tLS
1955
Inc. or
Dec. %
10,653,162
Portland
Dec. %
44,948,831,933
Week Ended June 4-Jan. 1 to May 311955
Inc. or
'
lnc.tr
^
49,721,888,548
8.2
—
-1*54
1955,.
87 548 199,573
-
Clearings Outside New York
—
Dec. %
MwT7—1"
1954
1955
Maine—Bangor
New
■
1, 1955 and 1954:
Inc. or
5
.
detailed statement showing the figures for each
Clearings wt—
Fall
213,592,127,17*
—
■.
All
1954
1955
Mentha—
73,41X 433,462 411,818 387,567 374,893
$
j
.
clearings by months since January
following compilation covers the
—Month of May—
-
■
403,271,389,775
226,797,430,833
+ 9.5
■■■•
.•.
21.804.ma9>
418,328,977,954
-
7~
■
15,849,327,795.
16,129,591,999
MONTHLY CLEANINGS
all— 93,372 86,222 82,103 79,128 468,258 442,948 418,328 403,271
C'side NYC
51,272 43,787 44,342 42,OW 247,433 225,888 226,797 213,592
.
„
7.1
.
—r—'
ttt
"ToiaJ
,
15,927,824,69*
10,374,859,720
ll:3«»;o2«:a»4
18O Cities
Total
2,152
2,076
2,309
341
'
'
2,241
2,604
'
7,161.
2,319
415
*'444 ,-"397
"
Nashville—
,
16,840,079,253
+ 6.8
+ 7.7
+ 9.2
i6 222,814,438
1"
',a g.ai
5
+12.0
+10.8
+ 6.5
+ 6.6
"
J6
naHaJ8
New
14,153,431,88*
196,848,092,875
24,482,471,247
24,354,871,17*
12,100,352,02*
19,433,577,32536,634,203,265
12,140,135,591
9,542,603,00*
247,433,608,004
Ith Rt LoSis
flfh Minneapolis
vfj'nnponnn;
9 th
Outside
15,081,936,027
199,239,979,539
24,481,981,156
26,185,963,114
12,991,263,466
20,727,098,936
41,093,536,145
12,927,894,228
9,888,730,105
12,956,333,691
20,919,276,370
40,370,357,599
fith
11th
1952
+ 7.7
+ 2.0
25;279,615,243
14152,325,086
23 419 131,789
44*713'948 102
13,962 875,981
11 057,990,137
Five Month*
1953
15,033,834,594
225,000,011,895
24 541 349 876
"
"
J
■
Five Months
Dec. %
$
"
2,331
-
-.
3,050,232,07 (+
inc. or
1954
"
12
Rlphmnnrf
2,331
•Other cities
+
2,346,765,32 £»
1,860,667,40*
Districts in the five months for four years:
8
Vnr'k
2,315
493
548
Milwaukee-
+ 14.0
Five Months
15
Philadek>hift
2,863
561
-"Washington
+ 14.0
3,235
Paul
Buffalo
+ 13.8
'
17
Z
Cities
2,952
596
Memphis—
St.
20.7
.
16,186,806,446
229 424 874 358
26 219 768 708
14
3rd
3,406
706
—
Denver'
,
.643 —645
__
Birm'gham-
•Om%ha
■
■
1955
"Boston
3,403
2,942
Seattle
■
another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve
3,309
796
_
+
43,787,180,113
51,272,974,878
City—
"
9nH
5,778
4,615
3,340
3.244
New Orl'ns_
"
10
Francisco
SS rwfionrt
tth
6,432
6.291
__
2,820,258,301
"
"
City
1
9,044
7,241
8,130
6,781
6,745
Houston
2,443,456,04*
"
$
6,161
6,420
6,601
1,964
1,776
3,823,280,201
7,421,215,424.
4,748,925,64*
7
9
Federal Beserve Districts
7,457
Louis—
7,617
6,826
—-
4,012,690,951
"
Five Months
23,240
18,422
11,162
11,697
11,011
4,552
3,797
2,455
.Dallas
+ 17.7
8,272,501,292
2,464,181,206
1,940,670,937
3,085,185,297
3,183,373,812
2,931,179,636
"
.
189,679
2,697
2,125
4,929,119,215
5,170,653,332
2,513,634,074
4,790,219,47*
+ 12.7
2,601,351,763
4,049,418,336
7,967,733,827
2,478,149,712
2,016,118,186
3,106,965,791
"
*
191.531
4,663
Cleveland.
Bt.
Kansas
1952
3,123
Fran._
39,211,438,431
+ 20.1
4
Dallas
MAY
—
Boston
2,798,054,11*
38,525,733,75*
0.2
—
.
4,765,950,692
9,614,089,773
6
Total
.
1953
1954
1955
—
-Chicago
Detroit
..$
..
May
Jan. 1 to May 31
,
1952
1953
1952
$
2,939,230,184
17
We append
4,661
4,097
.Philadelphia
Ban
FOR
Month of May
,
1955
omitted)
5,768,632,117
.
leading cities far the
months ended with
below:
the five
5,289,613,939
Louis
San
The®-
17.7%.
+ 12.2
43,950,530,122
4,712,921,257
4,802,918,648
43,855,118,848
10
St.
12th
of
+ 12.2
2,926,049,844
"
District of 12.7%
1953
Inc. or
•
CLEARINGS
BANK
(000,000
-
totals record an expan¬
.
3.283,148,397
"
Minneapolis
11th
in each of the last four years is shown
i
8,348,022,184*
Dec. %
"
i.
Chicago
Outside
month
8,400,635,884
Reserve
.1954
7
Atlanta
28,962,930
23,585,782
of bank clearings at
course
In the
11
Richmond
10th
♦
The
9.8
District has to its credit a gaip o£
20.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 13.8% and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 14.0%. In the Kansa*
City Reserve District there is an increase of 14.0%, in*
the Dallas Reserve District of 20.5% and in the Sai>
Francisco Reserve District of 21.3%.
;
/
.
'
Chicago
Districts
11
York
New
Philadelphia
9th
93,849,231
43,867,215
41,912,744
17,820,904,06*
20.1%, in the Richmond Reserve
in the Atlanta Reserve District
s
Cleveland
8th
29,512,893
53,787,684
45,427,055
—
.May
17,001,613,547
sion of
In the New
12 cities
5th
37,141,073
27,195,265
202,325,727
Quarter
1st
34,086,902
30,209,260
66,864,624
—
881,289,305*
3.7
Cleveland Reserve District the
in¬
an
decline of 0.2%
a
of
improvement
Boston
4th
1952
33,374.561
33,294,760
74,645,958
February
446,965,76*
+ 14.6
•(-
aggregate $86,222,373,461.
register
3rd
7 th
60,815,145
January
520,594,37Sk
915,005,601
7,852,590,741
For that month there
May.
1954
6th
1953
1954
345,370,95*.
Month of May—
2nd
Number of shares
Month—
542,404,63*
403,994,166
16,930,205,214
1955
Stock Exchange for the first five
'
513,950,132
+ 29.1
8,622,019,699
Federal Reserve Districts
The volume of transactions in share
.
+ 15.1
17,558,793,093
City
the
for
and
1st
New York
422,825,324
+
clearings having been $93,372,003,-
60,215,200
5,500
$73,778,600 $419,606,200
$76,571,600
1.7
793,383,730
body of clearing houses of 8.3%,
the
548,000
-
bonds
+
336,273,906
909,013,094
*
Total
4.6
487,457,645
X
433,967,308
but in the Boston and the Philadelphia Reserve
300,000
-
+
■
560,853,685
*
507,589,42%
414,828,480
421,686,199
"
10
York Reserve District the totals show
$379,944,3)90 $329,564,600
97,000
«
S. Government
U.
"
"
1,065,161,790*.
540,337,461
entire
647
,
&
International
.Foreign
"
the 1955 aggregate of
196,581,663
301,540,466
"
1,170,218,06*
.
1,150,920,121
545,205,689
and
1954
1955"
•
shares—
Number of
1,178,380,585
564,965,757
1,059,957,311
110 cities
York
month
crease
Five Months-—
Month of May
1955
-
1,134,331,6"*
+
City
follow:
Description—
757,744,3&T
+ 11.2
749,934,323
We also furnish today, a summary of the clearings for
the
1953
May and the five months of 1954 and
806,552,855
533,653,774
7S8,345,234
7
9
Total
Outside
statement of transactions
Exchange is appended.
The
Stock
York
6.5
580,051,356
4
San Francisco
4.3
$17,953,375,386
Our usual monthly detailed
on
1,054,344,721
560,495,353
4.0
+
$18,673,117,843
day.
one
all cities for week____
Total
$17,248,649,495
8.7
"
Dallas
12th
Total
T,058,012,067
14.9
"
17
Kansas
11th
4.8
+
+
—
+
6
2.1
9,804,196,1951
+
1,067,276,898
1,118,149,601
Louis
+11.4
+
3,523,629,470
8,933,052,568
1,018,198,422
972,847,687
"
"
Minneapolis
$14,014,643,130
;
five days
1.3
618,907,593
9,404,424,882
6
Atlanta
645,037,027*
647.014,495
11
-
Richmond
329,822,706
$
4.5
637,254,950
9,279,088,881
"
10
475,92*8,906
365,739,699
;—
11
___
7
527,230,000
Francisco
Pittsburgh
1952
,
$
"
12 cities
York
1953
or
Dec. %
Philadelphia
+
Kansas
*
Inc.
1954
•:
<
Boston
Boston
-'-V
"■
1955
0.2
+
.
31,094,30®
5.3
30.806.500
+ 17.5
1.952,354
2,122,81*
4.5
637,254,950
645,037,027
+
-
.
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2736)
.
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1.
„.*•<
-Month of May
Clearings at—
1955
$
Second Federal Reserve District- -New
New
Syracuse
91. ,604,122
+ 18.4
10,800,048
2,700 ,573,252
56 331,626
87,249,929
_______—
+ 18.2
55 ,220,408
0.3
220,824 ,634,091
—
+
15,574,908
104,775,965
13.4
720 ,408,632
+
76,939,753
19,899,109
106,283,378
.
825, 344,377
7.'9
+
9,862,080
Utica
New
—11.7
42,435.193,348
134,905,290
Connecticut—Stamford
New Jersey—Newark
Northern
+ 26.0
17,139,176
11,658,856
—
—
129,325,914
463,271,307
42,099,028,769
153,011,762
—-—-—
York_____
Rochester
,.-v
Dec. %
13.4
-426 ,582,420
+ 27.8
89 ,981,094
1.4
538:,293,664
+
,
r.
1954
t
Inc.
$
1953
or
Dec. %
304,116,991
263,555,663
+ 15.4
1,473 ,176,212
289,186,670
+ 16.1
1,622 ,724,460
43,855,118,848
43,950,530,122
0.2
229,424,874,358
1.1
17,547,852
-
3.4
'4,147,489
■
+ 10.3
834,699.190
88,613,576
2,449,197,427
52,739,085
47,942,114
217,060,160,197
668,904,636
406,534,904
82,216,224
509,225,165
1,323,994,297
1,475,785,080
335,753,056
108,"029,579
—
'■
V"
'
.'Jl
$
33,929,268
$
—48.3
+
+
—20.7
+17.3
24,135,468
5,044,449
102,586,773
102,355
2,360,501
+
2,710,825-:
6.8
15.2
3,453,420-
+ 14.8
2,735,0_0
■2rk2v
+ 74.8
2,238,858
8,600,977,603
26,239,016
9,474,881
1,975,295
1-7
8,936,"773,39+ v
7.7
30,817,890
+
+
9,077,614,473
—
27,797,800
.
1.6
+ 10.9
18391,678*
+
9.8
+ 11.5
25,152,719
65,226,541?
60,766,012
+
7.3
61,911,070
01,998,421-
57,851,875
+-
7.2
6 x,388,076
1.3
2,192
2q,9;6
1-0, w
17,542,346
287895",24?
3,706
8,933,052,568
9.4
5.7
17,030,669
29789l"736
4.9
+
+
3®4
5,231,000
9^,972,682
"
+ 11.3
225,000,011,895
Jersey
*
'',-t tili<
11.651,931
_______—
1955.
Inc. or
$
$
15,139,209
——-—-
Jamestown
New
Dec. Vo
548,301,879
—.—~—
_
Buffalo
Elmira.
$
1954
1955
or
York—\
163,023,979
York—Albany
Blnghamton
Inc.
1-3'
-Week Ended June 4-
Jan. 1 to May 31-
1954
'
+
10.0
+
2.0
9,279,088,881
13,399
.{38.W4
.
■j+rr
Total (12 cities)
Third Federal Reserve District-
-Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
'
1
6.526,553
+ 13.3
37,990,249
33,664,030
+ 12.9
1,470,105
5,744,453
+ 15.9
36,000,094
+
9.2
2,023,353
;
1,499,226
+ 35.0
1,6 2.157
1.80),
7,084,539
27,353.066
16.0
39,462,135
32,962,192
35,693,117
+ 10.6
1,852,041
;■
1,597,314
+ 16.0
1,162,740
1,642,
+ 26.9
172,943,636
143,668,101
+
20.4
7.8
3,559,1011
4^224,*126
+~15.7
i.oo+do+oooi
963^000,000
34,714,341
Lancaster
+
1.414.019
+
4.0
1,407,772
1.130.
f
57dl 0,464
22,715,676
5,473,722
19,458,867
+16.7
109,677,176
101,745,209
+
4,715,017
+ 16.1
25,839,441
25,435,162
+
1.6
4,992,000,000
4,451,000,000
14,237,356
+ 12.2
24.701,000,000
6.6
+ 18.5
83,423,922
23,176,000,000
74,042,616
+
16,876,040
+
12.7
3,714,724
3,131,372
3,161,224
3,196,
29,432,665
25,811,766
+ 14.0
140,811,601
132,110,636
+
6.6
5,737,441
;
5,806,356
6,273,423
.,7,452,
12,916,279
«
12.571,858
+
2.7
75,904,797
69,117,857
+
9.8
4,458,050-:
3.083.020
3,292,924
2,882,
—
2.9
155,435,826
174,068,452
—10.7
7,447,307 i
7,650,692
7,710,351
4,314,
-
Lebanon
.
Philadelphia
Reading
■
Scranton
-—,—
Wllkes-Barre
___________—
_________—
33,338,524
32,359,872
.
■
Bois
2,031,744
1,681,928
Hazelton
6,278,120
62.122,293
—-
Delaware—Wilmington
New
9,804,-1-86.
8,214,808
Harrisburg
York
—
6,656,343
-
Chester
Du
9,404,424,882
7,395,158
Bethlehem
■
—
,
Jersey—Trenton
-..
—17.2
6,659,318
6,989,750
5,039.157
+ 24.6
30,077,618
26,859,889
+
l.oo^ddd.ooo
1,113,0 0
4.7
+ 12.0
53,638,020
+ 15.8
325,662.581
274,451,266
+ 18.7
12,930,972
1L 461,3 85
12,139,419
12,631.
44,370,337
50,776,694
+ 14.4
278,880,314
234,541,605
+ 18.9
16,083,144 C
13,330,912
10,161,583
11,„78,
1,058,012,067
1,17+218,
+-U
Total (15 cities)—
4,712,921,257
5,289,613,939
+ 12.2
26,219,768,708
+
24,541,349,876
6.8
1 067,276,898:
1,018,193,422
+
4.8
+
3.0
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
Ohio—canton
Cleveland
—
—
—-
+ 18.6
5,424,801,628
5,170,223,615
+
4.9
226,174.991
201,483,903
+ 12.3
221,549,033
+ 19.7
10,189,311,833
9,321,947,695
+
9.3
449,955,77(1.
379,334,190
+ 13.6
413,979,867
+ 14.9
1,036,439,900
983,767,200
56,499,507
+
5.4
41,611,000
+-
5.2
38,836.100
7.8
43,793,7p'9;
+
6.2
;
+ 20.1
60,933,217
5 378,113
+ 22.9
39 ,941,282
+ 26.3
29,932,860
233,626,195
192,034,109
21.7
+
68,445,605
;
■
':22____X___2-
41 ,533,069
+
64.8
257,475,911
210,232,655
+
7.2
,158,867,163
150,140,679
+
119 .820,668
+ 20.0
691,746,903
614,727,544
3 ,648,329
+ 23.6
20,222,887
17,565,478
+ 35.5
11,510,806
1,507 ,478,033
35,985,761
28 ,541,308
21, 661,607
+ 21.4
+ 26.1
7,849,309,238
6.8
+
168,402,702
143,490,592
113,808,849
110,530,829
+
23,464,588
21 ,270,027
+ 10.3
151.711.139
145,048,477
16,875,776
15 ,372,958
+
9.8
81,228,479
81,852,376
5,768,632,117
4,802,918,648
+ 20.1
27,237,249,426
25,279,615,243
15,627,413
+ 10.1
85,974,018
—
■
+
7.7
1,118,149,601
.
+ 12.6
76,336,585
\ r
72,440,000
+18.3
422,521,000
371,498,000
+ 13.7
3,726,459.046
3,465,936,104
+ 51.1
155,880,592'
24,303,974
+ 13.0
140,492,137
118,535,827
+ 18.5
54,896,326
1,297,720,487
+
5,036,348
4,835,022
+
r-
535,637,719
•
478.251.408
-•&>
> 2,931,179,636
»
,
4.5
281,197,383
264,511,495
+ 10.5
6,366,883,461
6,314,813,763
4.2
24,506,272
25,051,813
r +12°
2,604,291,764
2,319,650,104
+12.7
14,152,325,086
12,956,333,691
+
9.2
580,051,3^9
2.4
574,357,259
537, 678,161
+
6.8
Columbus
Macon
___________——
•
Tampa
.—
5.4
8.7
2.2
+ 12.3
—-—
Seventh Federal Reserve
Grand
+
+ 11.7
—_—
Bend—1.
—
507,539,4
+
22+217,1
19,358,988
+ 20.2
78,364,473
82,527,3^)6
+
299.300,000
261,900,000
5,156,187:
5,529,570
146,838,519
120, 412,146
+ 21.9
100, 265,205
+
100, 933,677
+ 30.9
5,078,388
57118,211
682,523,964
+ 16.9
4,072,341,907
3,553 737,359
+14.6
101,340,826
46,692,755
+ 19.4
441,291
20,266,042
5.3
99,968,724
+-14.3
278,400,OjO
+ 19.9
241
18.7
6.8
6,632,024
0.8
47395,090
4,635,6
118,420,771
—14.4
146,082,624
125,033,4
10571147175
—
:
589,620,276
+ 19.8
289,372,174
3,605,451,547
3,136, 267,965
+ 15.0
121,213,896
41,514,907
+ 41.4
243,408,662
206 915,533
+ 17.6
10,678,810?
20,716,878
+ 27.0
126,136,097
98 ,062,420
—
+ 28.6
21,196,000
+
9.0
116,181,000
106 ,518,000
+
39,878,227
+ 26.7
277,507,341
204
+ 21.0
38,788,234
33 ,120,414
+
4.5
13,600,059
11 ,716,622
+ 16.1
679,284,114
+ 20.2
3,870,616,445
3,574 ,280,101
119 822,9
7,317,526
8,468,1
505,197
+ 13.1
575,138
+ 17.1
2,386,382
1127431,527
+ 12.7
+ 35.9
6,535,542
+ 15.3
9,474,087
233,506
9.1
8.3
+
571,290!
149,196,373'
5
9,7;
146,148,851
+
2.1
130,484,150
117,312,7,
4,049,418,336
+ 17.7
+ 22.6
23,419,131,789
+
6.5
806,552,855
757,744,3
+ 23.3
1,658,394
1,917,9
14,032 610
16,194,625
12,008,5
77213",833
876087B 16
6796+1:
20,919,276,370
+ 12.0
798,345,234
749,934,323
+ 14.4
2,280,$27,
1,850,110
8,769,685
2,455,316,000
35,684,227
65,421,056
+
12,419,518
+
32.9
76,407,351
62,194,002
38,822,058
+ 11.6
194,350,861
177,782,753
17,249,049
+ 10.3
89,987,848
85.009.549
12,081,096
37,020,007
73,907,363
6.2
56,660,162
57,564,034
297,486,543
54,109,700
47,284,735
27.2
14,643,593,000
12,872,796,104
+ 16.1
197,956,307
162,568,708
+ 21.8
+ 21.7
371,282,284
315,509,212
+ 17.7
—
+ 21.6
208(720,469
+ 29.4
35,413,687
1,603,951,557
27.4
+
+ 22.9
.
+
9.3
+
5.9
1.6
—
18J,917,929
+ 15.4
375,958,646
441,207,437
+ 14.4
13.8
+
+ 17.4
1,506,296,274
6.5
+
v.&bm
7,873,051
+ 21.3
10,566,367
6.796,4
707529,^00
607004,000
+Y7.5
67773+000
52798+0
203,523,554
16,330,111
175,122,174
+ 16.2
12,785,279
+ 27.7
9,463,278
7,707,001
77,881 078
+ 22.8
34,680,078
:
29,101,592
487,074,668
3,918,935
.-3.257,967
+ 20.3
176,022,938
70,523,831
152,523,494
10.4
+ 19.2
10,213,015
3,135,095
+ 15.4
3,054,2
+ 15.5
2,540,019,171
2,405,171,740
+
5.6
9+051,340
S07445,258
+
8.4
937237+1?
e+feTi
562,801,057
+
6,248,886
+ 24.2
30,322,031
27.686.550
+•
+ 28.8
50,755,829
+ 15.1
3,371,600
———
3,166,754
161,787,883
2,961,519
Illinois—Aurora
63,577,666
3,116,243
11,878,193
4,663,799,236
Decatur
Peoria
Rockford
7,051,054
3,927,206,514
24,982,969
—
9,847,579
8,353,766
.
20,204,782
61,068,480
39,067,743
Total (31 cities)
"
21,881,656
2,558,369
Sterling
39,794,646
24,833,753
Springfield
51,839,968
3,330,934
9,614,089,773
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
cities)
19,818,702
15,646,547
+ 26.7
122,355,671
108.271,111
+ 13.0
9.4
815,543,000
5,452,707
9.0
5,30-1,5
+
5,613,£j§
4,327,040
889,062,242
0.4
44,170,214
32,771,-502
331,526,739
316,681,558
35,043,157
+
4.7
34,1+4.9
J3,066,pp
13,942,721
17,079,620
16,712,9
+
.
+
—
—
5.0
-14,882,875
52,195,014
+ 20.6
+
18.5
'r
15,135,341
46,133,214
33,257,797
+ 18.8
35,792,566
21,494,294,307
19,615,816,075
+ 23.6
122,285,871
.103,858,312
293,608,871
272,849,648
+ 17.8
—
+
-
1.7
+ 13.1
+ .7.6
1,497,984
1,934,403
9.6
864,660,462
785,297,816
842,008,296
+ 17.7
5,958,496
4,145,574
7.6
4,830,074
12,545,'39p
+
+
14,493,895
1,850,2
854.576,0;
4,,409,1
11,926,665
14.628,800
+
5.1
8,220,?J9
8,165,481
10,627,558
7.2
5,560,150
12,906,524
5,062,279
12,561,471
7,033,784
+
2.7
4.T12.6-
+ 20.7
+ 11.2
1,150,920,121
l,18*,33x,6.
0.6
290,200,000
392.000,0
44,713,948,102
40,370,357,599
+ 10.8
—
14+44,8'
T
8,156.+
-s—(
1,178,380,§06
1,059,957,311
«
5-3
+
13.5
7,410,834,289
.
7,018,258,634
67,664,608
12,139,043
+
5.6
301.400,000
303.300,000
9.3
161,604,42&'
145,521,357
161.248,108
1?0,°39,4
4.7
99,143,685
88,520,363
90,259,793
34.930.9
2,81?,843?
279~95?74l
37497/788
564,965^57
540,337,461
545,205,639
13.025,840
+ 11.3
2,973,649
2,368,758
+ 25.5
649,608,611
+ 21.8
493,189,621
2,461,725
'
'
2,213,346
+
175,582,372
790,946,826
,
,
107,590,211
184,473,396
r
1,325.423,130
..
115,362,357
1.8
13.5
—23.2
4
1,504,080,098
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville.^
Tennessee—Memphis
7,967,733,827
6.5
+ 21.8
22,003,172
63,350,079
-Ames
8,631,390
■
26,794,077
176,962,252
-
7,637,9;
3.5
+ 29.1
49,024,846
7,496,361
+
1,339,951
'
9.5
8.003,609
1,729,469
Manitowoc
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
5,029,588
10,310,555
Sheboygan
Watertown
(7
560,495,353
533,653,774
132,159,050
45,110,341
Oshkosh
Total
112i964*?
8.7
+
96,718,185
118,973,320
95,648,670
—•
—
Haute
Milwaukee
t
107J34,45a
89.(
■+
+ 13.3
45,029,113
Wisconsin—Madison
Missouri—St.
+"l9.0
17,
147,712,f
■
+ 22.8
340,290,764
Bay City_.
i
280,948,785
19,835,894
19,029,521
-
Indiana—Fort Wayne-——
Gary
i_;
Indianapolis
t
1-8
2757469,918
22,555,415
16,502,436
43,314,348
-
1
Bloomington
Chicago
5,335,410
2.1
41,434,786
79,603,377
<
Jackson
Moines
Sioux City
+ 18.5
+
10,753,667
Rapids
Des
4,626,510
32,709,662
3,123,952,000
1
__
16,151,000
146,556,956
District—Chicago-
',
Lansing
Muskegon
•
2,235,.993,970
6,657, 700,000
11,338,558
.*
Flint —J
'
2.357,200,175
7,436,200,000
4,765,950,692
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
+ 13.3
+ 14.3
~-+-:
Total (16 cities)—
Terre
+ 18.8
+ 16.5
816,835,382
__________
South
409,124,036
1,323,400,000
2,494,317
Meridan
Vicksburg
Louisiana—New Orleans
-
—
23,111,000
_—__
[
111,444,284
50,541,112
7,904,928
—
Jackson
3,729,(
17,036,000
136,338.184
115,093,659.
58,701,790
—
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
-iv?
+-
-1.J
280,433,500
26,316,014
____—_—
Mobile
Montgomery
4,368,744
24,350,719
_—________
Alabama—Birmingham
8.6
3,464,977
25,546,757
797,855,032
55,745,601
706,345,351
.
_________—
Florida—Jacksonville
1.055,161,
23,277,158
2,601,351,763
+
1,542,200,000
33,396,104
;
1,054,344,721
_iJ
6.3
+
—
485,852,959
Augusta
+ 14.9
:»I;
108.743,626
Nashville
972,847,687
5,483,227
Sixth Federal Reserve District- -Atlanta—
Georgia—Atlanta
37+172,
19,397,000
+ 17.7
1,434,042,330
Tennessee—Knoxville
353,217,243
«-i-;
57,342,774
(8 cities)
+ 13.6
3,763,378
653,272,133
Frederick
Total
325,955,453
0.8
+
27,462,895
Columbia—Washington
5.3Q7,
11,510,
4.6
—
85,679,000
———
9,409,378
9,613,741
^
768,770,950
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
of
370,386,082,
.
17,207,620
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
Maryland—Baltimore
+
+ 31.7
3.0
Virginia—Huntington
District
7,803,185
1
+ 17.4
3.0
+
Fitth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
41.448,.
+ 18.9
1,829,991,399
13,689,317
8,384,036,004
________________
Total (17 cities)—-
2oa;2o3,
412,170,
+ 15.1
2 ,364,922
Erie
Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling
7,260
1
+ 12.5
4,510,739
,
7,737,394
8,319,303
10,958,
5.8
3,204,313
■
__________—.___—
City
8,287,52
+ 22.5
31 ,376,333
22,311,071
Pennsylvania—Beaver County,____
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
8,340,653
+ 10.3
27,137,376
33,644,884
143,833,991
—_■
Newark
10 172,384
50,440,554
■
Toledo
,817,100
+ 14.2
193,592,067
221,014,439
6,610,543
——
Youngstown
+ 23.9
12,218.105
____
Mansfield
Oil
191
220,300,800
—
Lorain
8,593,2&2-
949. 537,461
1,776 ,010,785
Columbus
Hamilton
,
36, 994,264
45,846,212
1,125,749,428
2,325,197,948
.
Cincinnati
3,855,175,868
475,805,492
3,528.171,486
+
3.7
2,542,054,414
2,416,384
2,427,400,508
+
1.9
12,488,707
12,106,146
9,501,497
+ 27.5
52,830,315
48,197,484
9.6
13.8
13,962,875,981
13,113,937,909
_
3.2
12,112,487
2,820,258,301
2,478,149,712
+
75,024,146
14,468.242
-
+ 10.9
+
+
19.2
6.5
+723
520,594,3
olume 181
Number
/
5.437
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
,
-Month of May-
rings at—
r1955
,
'
8
innesota—Duluth
Z.:„Z
34, 827,932
~
+ £61,,550,112
4,,127,624
~ZZZ~""Z~
■
__L_ZZ
Falls
1,309,491
IZZIZZI
Dakota—Fargo
rand
Z_I
;
Foiks^_
?at'Falls
:
.+
■
.
or
1953
1952
$
$
10,436,468
8,216,491
6,762,897
6.0
280,090,221
276,808,948
+
1.2
279,119,843
8,461,952
298,817,806
+
2.1
+
6.7
1107970,374
10ft97L899
+~~4.7
1067106,567
1127496,652
+
4.4
47706,867
67222.079
—24.4
778~lT,678
87l~43~,2(j4
3/vio,9i6
37510068
7.4
ft609/)96
3,791,056
2,537,167,553
19,279,657
7,517,414
6,445,396
+ 14.7
167,520,378
+25.7
~"+10.7
25,724,000
20,988,000
27,950,051
24,436,202
.
+8.1
7.9
18,521,135
22 409 584
9.4
-•;+
*.
+
.
+22.6
..
+ 14.4
+
<
•
16,734,079
118,737,352
8.2
+
79,774,203
139,945,117
>
5.7
9.1
—
+ 10.7
.
105,640,361
+ 20.6
86,281,025
77,068,205
268,820,730
241,002,997
+ 11.5
8,038,135
7,173,822
10,374,859,720
Ift92ft031
+ 12.0
11,057,990,137
47630,558
97278,778
+ 12.0
""+21.9
47962,552
+ 12.4
14,495,b5t"
-
"'
'
1,498,?23
2,297,545,462
+ 21.5
+ 16.6
158,525,460
152,713,032
+ 12.7
"V
86,306,005
+
1 ,765,721
(16 cities)
8.8
+
'
46,275,39V ""
'
■
56 ,396,189
"
__
+
20,118,319
3,336,731" "
17 484,584
~
elena
Total
Inc.
Dec.
42,308,093
2,708,106,898
28,324,015
3 ,761,266
24 507,684
144,694,769
+23.8
15,629,49V
30 ,550,995
~ZZZZZ
~ZZZZZZZZZZZZ~~
ntana—Billings
wis town
1954
.
$
6,753,675,806
"
+ 15.3
v-
5,051,7§V^
'
><•
43,214,282
+ 15.0
"
4,055,000
5,,592,995
16, 901,689
_
ioux Falls
uron
1955
or
Dec. %
'
+ 12.0
28,940,98V
5, 096,000
Dakota—Aberdeen
7,160,981,760
**'
7:
33, 186,473
inot
th
Inc.
*
157,439,621
+ 13.3
3,578,871'
1,,621,024
Paul
rgus
Week Ended June 4-
1954
$
+ 23.3
1,316,288,920.
8,283,01?!
488,386,524
9 ,280,869
inona
1955
or
Dec. %
28,255,26V
1,490 ,894,305
ochester
rth
Inc.
$
49
■"
,
Minneapolis
-Jan. 1 to May 31-
1954
$
Nijith, Federal Reserve District—I
Minneapolis—
t.
(2737)
+ 17.9
2,016,118,18^
+14.0
T
,
6.6
+
421,686,199
472077987
lft676,365
ll70477i0Q
1.7
422,825,324
446,965,763
1,288,414
1,138,351
•
7.2
+
414,828,480
.
57064,407
—lT.l
+
Cla
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
raska—Fremont
City—
4,688,158
4,084,245
astings
-
maha
40,042~975
;
196,457,931
3,157,170,393
3,341,456,409
%
I
—
City
lahoma—Tulsa
1,058.05S
250,166,497
lorado—Colorado
Springs
17,998,256
733,681,792
(14 Cities)
3,541,621,985
8,116,743,238
7,436,775,542
+
9.1
385,284,133
296,113,145
4.5
258,581,088
252,732,769
+
2.3
11,018,361
10,772.612
11,248,428
9,360,303
+
20.2
1,285,846,143
1,129,405,240
+ 13.8
125,652,932
86,888,727
+ 44.6
3,380,352,274
2,978,579,970
+ 13.5
(a)
+ 14.0
66,962,358
17,381,974,778
7,597,221
19,622,972
19,777,622
3177990,606
334767+023
2.3
10,971,437
10,839,183
3,708,850
3,351,348
+
________
________
_____'
________
________
_____
3,595,973
4,895,478
________
7.1
+
7,893,396
3.1
+
_____
---'
16,222,814,438
2.6
—
+ 10.0
.
152,562,659
+ 30.1
20,855,607
+ 20.6
21,430,070
+ 29.4
3,106,965,79SIV"
:iocl
21,494,973
463,103,699
a.
8,547,769
138,371,218
mm*
8,274,039
23,504,862
+ 34.7
:
13,627,6141c
8,054,878
+ 49.0
567,108,14ft-r
(a)
7.9
558,494,187
+ 13.4
765,767
9,539,463
V
—10.9
________
+
+15.4
-
_
.918,443
5.6
—
________
________
194,058,871
,
5.6
—
■
135,315,168
-riK-'-V-
6.6
—
+
120,602,030 ./}.
3.6
+
i
.
220,687,792
24,251,527
enver
ueblo
tar. u.
47,253,921.
1,576,188
5.5
+ 12.2
829,527
8,085,191
+ 26.5
+
1,416,189,335}
49,373,990
783,234
7,634,036
1.8
+ 15.1
11,028,093
968,587
1,086,562
+ 38.9
+
—
14,283,404
10,299,895
209,373,124
4,330,113
1,634,283,122
Joseph
arthage
16,440,385
" :+12.3
•
87,188,22+ ++•
/
4,486,578
1.3
+
—21.7
36,055,807"
110,298,042
___
ssouri—Jcplin
—
2,293,314
40,491,458
ichita
otal
20,291,052
200,088,476
0.4
+
.
3,344,622^L
1,'796,000
opeka
•
645,946,102^-"
3,387,284
arsons
t.
28,179,353
0.6
«—.
39,800,242r.
643,098.374
nsas—Manhattan_____
"ansas
+ 14.8
_L_Jb
incoln
a
+ 36.1
■,
________
_____
37645,333
2,647,796
(a)
560,853,685
+15.1
487,457,645
37150^691
513,950,132
542,404,634
.
T
S C TO
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas—
Os
as—Austin
48,694,942
alias
I
:
■_—__
Worth
alveston
Arthur..
ichita
exarkana
Total
(11
cities)
3,323,428,X-
8,832,203
8,755,603
2817471,561
335758 ft 338
279752+588
33785+805
32/75+191
7,411,000
6,997,000
8,055,055
+
934 ,155,098
777, 518,993
+ 20.1
754, 540,977
675, 030,116
+ 11.8
3lT844,287
277300,335
149, 465,000
7,637 ,867,868
137, 890,000
+
8.4
6,700,000
4,973,100
+ 16.6
+ 34.6
6,777, 659,010
38 991,628
36, 606,293
9.9
+
,.
138 557,617
+ 12.9
32
326, 640,989
+ 20.5
'
r.
+ 12.7
19,152,270,990
6.5
+
6,053,431
570737717
+ 19.3
+ 20.3
107355,244
97395,138
+TO.2
127033,052
11728+647
+ 12.5
433,967,308
336,273,906
+ 29.1
403,994,166
345,370,952
129 036,884
34 232,759
■
+ 24.0
•y-fV-tr--
,
9.4
+ 31.1
9,903,100
3697l"ll, 190
+ 32.2
54,917,+8%°^
4,005,492,499
+ 11.3
+ 18.9
6,165,592
68,100,831
+ 10.5
+ 20.0
25,660,903
6,957,945
___
isiana—Shreveport
+ 24.2
103, 282,297
7,899, 811,749
+ 11.9
1,349,421,633
6,765,82 Vs-
28,212,752
184 171,048
114 146,269
8,795 024,719
+ 27.0
26,963,0(5)^
8,947,075
Falls
228 ,648,066
+ 11.8
132,275,621
1,603,855,070
_—
+ 35.7
+ 21.4
1,521,098,935
143,341,907
30,170,000
_.
ouston
ort
20,940,
1,846,349,114
182,009,899
158,773,959
____
Paso
35,876,&fe~:
23,420,912
eaumont
+
7.4
+
482,67ft
17,025,125,728,
67061,923
5.4
271, 636,661
...
6,263,768-
'
C "T*
-5 -tr
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
shington—Bellingham
7 528,038
7 ,175,32ft v-
796 046,578
"akima
;
ho—Boise
131,489,690
5,032,969
5,128,361
130,811,174
117,795,129
58,060,845
51,460,941
21,315,282
19,028,754
+ 12.0
186,952,973
10 ,413,GO(>,r -
165,608,076
+ 14.7
58,430,000
45,000,000
3,612,740,805
3,208,683,319
+ 12.6
665
,172,372)
+
-
15 ,636,869
~
+ 12.0
310 ,229,678
"
+ 26.9
38
41 580,021
80,588,152
827,962,024
632,194,375
20.6
225,314,897
196,112,439
197,640,374
168,647,620
+
"
+ 26.6
-
524,570,371
an
Francisco
an
Jose
22 ,665,321
+ 15.3
■"V 126,440,651
+ 16.3
344,346,286
+
5.8
85,263,107
72,906,977
12,543,612,006
11,004,071,762
New
-
-
2,052, 869,752
(180 cities)
16,696,685
+ 24.9
"
'
!
i
.
13,403,902
11,729,242
+ 14.3
13,348.649
13,025,547
508,334,478
429,000,103
+ 18.5
472,942,842
458,044,087
24.0
16,494,881
+ 21.4
18,136,527
14,630,381
+ 10.2
131,748,678
119,015,452
+ 10.7
4,972,878
5,150,700
+ 12.7
222,827,909
197,730,199
+12.7
8,464,355
7,970,429
+ 35.1
410,516,586
338,176,998
+
14,181,330
3.5
5,367,282
6.2
9,335,369
8,061,151
+14.6
915,005,601
881,289,305
—
+
.
5,098,331
*
4,286,787,834
•"
93,372,003,647
43,787,180,113
+21.3
86,222,373,461,
51,272,974,878
25,349,026,294
22,110,953,584
+ 14.6
909,013,094
793,383,730
8.3
468,258,242,095
442,948,470,647
+
5.7
17,558,793,093
16,930,205,214
+
3.7
17,001,613,547
+ 17.1
247,433,608,004
225,888,310,450
+
9.5
.8,622,019,099
7,852,590,741
+
9.8
8,400,635,884
+
-+-+C
•
17,820,904,060
...•/
8,348,022,184
aiClearings operations discontinued.
*
•
-
r
'
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section
522 of
certifies daily to the
EXCHANGE
We give below
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
record for the week
a
FEDERAL
JUNE
3
TO
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
RESERVE
ilJNE.9,
1955,
BANK
transfers
the
on
different
condition statement of
The
banks
and
Monetary
Unit
Noon
Buying
flat^Jfor
the
of
shows
TREASURY
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
the
ended
just passed. 7
TO
June
United
Cable Transfers in New York
(Value
in United
States
Money)
Wednesday
Thursday
June 6
June 7
June3
June 9
$
peso—
Basic
Tuesday
June 3
Argentina
Mc-nday
$
$
r/..2000004
.200000"
.200000°
.133333°
Free
V-.133333°
.133333°
.133333°
-ifc'-
.0717487°
+0717487°
.
Australia,
pound
2.225597
,-___
Austria, scmlling.
Belgium
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka
1.015156
.20900C
(Metropolitan),
India.
Dominion
of,
'
"^"'^OSgOC
.00435401*
franc_^
.00285625
Germany, Deutscne Mark
Ireland,
7 " .0198843
VJ it .826433
* >+£015937
.326533
•
deposits
_
United
7
.209050
.209050
209000
2.793958
2.793958
2.793125
2:791145
.496766°
.0349000
-v *'".0343000
.233350
pound
Kingdom, pound sterling
2.782689
2.793080
.
"«
.193330°
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.262260
.262225
.262225
2.766295
2.766295
2 765470
"
.140080°
.496766*
.140080°
v
2.791197
fu.Jc vf -r.
2.793958
.233350
Nominal.
.193330-'
.233350
2.783519,
2.782689
2.793883
^
,
*
.0349000
.193330°
.233350
2.783519
rA
.496766°
.0349000
.193330°
-.233350
.2.780821
r
.140080°
.496766*
,.0349000
2.793125
industrial,
all
at
and agricultural loans de¬
reporting member banks; the
were decreases of $14 million in the
District, $10 million each in the Cleveland and
and increases of $10 million in the
principal changes
Chicago Districts,
San Francisco District and $8 million in the Philadelphia
District. Changes according to
press
ing
release.
or
industry
appear
in another
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchas¬
carrying securities increased $56 million. Real
increased $33 million.
"Other" loans in¬
$70 million.
loans
estate
.209000
237300°
.0300560
.193330°
Africa,
'
.00435401*
^ .140030°
^ '.496766°
.140030°
franc
South
.00435401*
.326600
1.014799
.
.00285625
r'<3r.7ft3613
of
.209050
.00285625
2.765470
Union
.326633
1.015580
.00435401*
*^62478
Switzerland,
.326566
.209050
.237330°
.0800560
___
.0198833
.00285625
.262964
escudo
.0199083
.208900
2.793125
krona
.0385802°
.237330°
Mexico, peso
Portugal,
.0717487*
.0385802°
.237266°
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Sweden,
'
1.016250
*"760285625
"
.209000
rupee
.133333°
2.225597
changes for the week
$270 million in holdings of
adjusted,
$5 million
St. Louis
2.226261
.0199075
:
$
creased
.200000°
.0717487*
"
.0385802*
.00435401*
?
.237300°
pound
2.226261
r ^*r.0385802°
.0139166
franc--—
Malaysia, Malayan aohar
Canada, dollar
.0717487*
2:224103
.0385302*
British
France
$
.200006°
—
Preferential
of
Government
Government
Commercial,
Friday
Decreases
securities, $426 million in
and $215 million in United
deposits, and an increase of $469
million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
demand
INCLUSIVE
principal
following
1:
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
Reserve
Federal
States
States
Country
mt
+ 14.0
65 ,085,688 "- "
22, 983,645-,"
«r-
r
+ 13.6
+ 13.2
40, 731,4361-"
5,199,351,998
York
22,342,928
' "
+16.9
.
25 329,829
Grand Total
57,861,635
141,208,390
■
■>
+ 20.0
45 888,492
Total (19 cities)
67,407,030
+ 31.0
304,317,762
15 497,086
87 942.699
...
165,831,267
+ 17.2
111,306,924
58 ,017,02? *■ ---
2,563, 833,996
Barbara
+11.9
+ 12.8
,
+ 14.9
437,146,521
16, 395,901
:
5,409,540
'
67 449,891
lverside
161,702,559
5,211,016
-A
+ 17.7
26, 136.698
asadena
136,724,337
1.9
+ 22.1
1,544,365,427
+ 32.5
,606,87+er
31 ,378,41287 ,824,701
98,426,427
1,817,329,700
+ 31.9
127 ,552,583'/-'
111, 194,042
odesto
6.8
+ 29.8
6.7
+
—
+ 12.9
46 542,187
2."
Beach
tockton
9.4
+
+ 12.9
168 235,438
erkeley
tslde
140,4dU,684
+ 21.5
17 520,544
lifornia—Bakersfield
■
+ 12.7
99,223,675
393 574,082
City
zona—Phoenix
anta
34,601.799
3,351,256,107
120,522,773
32 ,045,524--"'
709 778,704
h—Ogden
-ng
37,851,972
3,776,528,755
11 945,000
ort land
Lake
4.9
+ 20.4
+ 22.2
+
,426479- •»-"
.21 ,4764§?
36 190,714
eg on—Eugene
alt
661
26 239,144
creased
decreased $95 million, of
in New York City. Holdings of
Holdings of Treasury bills
which
$51 million
was
Treasury certificates of indebtedness decreased $58 mil¬
lion in the San Francisco District
but they increased by
districts, resulting in a net
decrease of $43 million, at all reporting member banks.
Holdings of Treasury notes and of United States Gov¬
ernment bonds decreased $98 million and $34 million,
respectively.
~
;
smaller
in
amounts
.
Demand
six
_
deposits
adjusted
decreased
$134 million in
$64
the Chicago District, $98 million in New York City,
million in the Philadelphia District, $57 million in
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(273B)
-■
the Kansas
District, and $43 million in
*San Francisco
City District.
Company and
^District
the net
million.
(+-) or
(—) Since
Decrease
May 25,♦
and
116
84,164
42,440
invi
•Loans
adjustec
Commerical,
industrial,
&
ref.
&
Air
2,742
601
+
loans
Other
U.
—
-—
Ref.
43
:
—1,347
—1,513
Brockton
■; 98
due
Jan 15
1979
594
Frito
Co.,
219
Gulf,
Mobile
104
.—
916'
47
—
1st &
1
+
101
+
Collateral
674
—
60
—
Lear,
Inc.,
convertible
5%
"TJ.
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U. 5. Government
Time
S.
interbank
banks-
Ralston
+
278
+
390
United
1st
25
loans
of
783
items
revised
after
and
banks
to
loan
figures
shown
are
1
*
International
•
International Silver Co.,
*
International Telegraph
of
*
International
Textbook
valuation
of
&
due
1968
re-
$4
Jun 17
Sept 30
1878
*
Investment Co.
——.July 18
stock
4.36%
preferred
1983
2356
Investment
1778
Common
July
1
2518
6
*
Jun
tal
30
1482
1780
30
•
issue.
(In thousands of dollars)
Common
Decrease (—) Since
June 1,
June 8,
1955
(Edward)
236,999
34
10,512
3,036
247,511
14,444
44,465
.
•Other
cash
«R4scounts
advances
S.
1
Government
outright
1,690
480
215
+
15,893
securities:
5%
Bought outright—
893.450
^
Certificates
Notes
—
—
—1,372,525
79,000
8,273,775
—
—
11,645,837
—
+
2,801,750
5-31
7-10
6-24
12-
5
bought outright
repurchase
——
6-17
7-
6-13
6-30
5c
—
(quar,)
(quar.).,
Insur.
—
6-14
6-
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
6
40c
6-15
'
Homestake
15c
79,000
—1,372,525
Mining Co.
Title
7-
.
1
Guaranty
Honolulu
Gas
Honolulu
—
agree't
Rapid
5%
Total U. S. Govt, securities—
23,614,812
—
79,000
—1,372,525
Total
24,022,652
—253,881
-1,142,794
—188,348
+
271
351~955
6-10
V" 25c
6-30
15c
•
preferred
>20c
(quar.)
com.
12 %c
;
(quar.)
6-
6-27
6-
50c
J37V2C
1S1.75
'6-1&
:6-15>
"6-15»
' 6- T
6-15.
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37%
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-15.
$1.25
$3.50
$2
50c
833Ac
20c
5c
50c
7- 1
7- 1
6-22
6-20
8- 1
7- 1
11- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
7- 1
6-20
9- 1
9-1
9- 1
9- 1
6-15
7-15
6-15
pfd. (s-a)
Co.,
(quar.)
common
W.
preferred
Sons,
(quar.)
preferred
(E.)
5%
4c
62%c
45c
95c
$1
—
(quar.)—
com.
.
3.80%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.).:
4%
$1,12%
4%%
-6-6
7777-
$1.25
50c
$2.25
(quar.)
Battery Co.
City Power & Light,
3
V 6-15
Tea
*
preferred (quar.)
$1.05
r
Kansas City Southern Ry., common
—
"
75c
Hooker Electrochemical— 1
'4%
preferred (quar.)—
50c6-29
6- 2 }
$4.25 preferred (quar.)_
P $1.06%
-r
Kansas Gas <fe Electric, new com. (initial)—
30c
6-30
>•Hoover Co., 4%% preferred (quar.)
6-30
$1.12%
6-20
4.32% preferred (initial quar.)
$1.08
7- 1
: Horder's,
25c
8- 1
7-15 :
Inc.? (quar. )
4%%
preferred (quar.)
*•
7- 1
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)
1.
7- 2
$12%c
4.28% preferred^ (quar.)
$1.07
^7-1
Houdallle-Hershey Corp.—
*
i
:
5
^
"'
4.60% preferred (quar;)—:
v $1.15 ^' 7-1
7- 1
$2.25 convertible preferred
56V4C
-V«-17 !
(quaT.)
-"Kansas Power AS Light, common -fquar.)—
30c
-7- 1
1 Household
Finance, common
(quar.)«__^_»: : 1
30C = 7-1S ?# «-50
,v
preferted -(quar.)
—
S'tlMV* .7-^1
-63%C
'/•7-15.preferred _^quar.)-„
:
i
r* 4%% preferredd- (quar.)
1
——^Z-*1,12Vj ^ 7- 1
15
-7-1S
6-30
preferred. (quar.)_
"5% - preferred^* (quar.
. ' $1-25
4;40%
-7-15. *>6-30...
preferred
(quar.
w- ^41.19^
~^Kata Drug Co.-(quar,)
30c
6-15
Houston Oil
*6-30
(Texas)
■+•-17
Hook
Drugs, Inc.
(quar.)
15c
,
-
6-30
4.20%
6-20
•
«*>ue
loans
from
Uncollected
• ank
and
foreign
items
cash
premises
-Other
assets
securities-.
banks—
-22
3,810,747
-
J.
—
56,798
170,023
::
—
—
3,391
,
5-31
5-3L
6-1$
6-1$
6- 8.
6^6.
*
'7-2$
6-30>
10-1®
■■'*6- »
6" ?
6- 1
6-1
6- I 3
6-2®
6- 1
/
•
„
-
23,855
8-15
8-15
8-15
5-31 *
6-3®
^
6-15
"
.
6-1®
6-1®
6-1®
•
6,318
+
5-27.
1
1
1
1
7- 1
7- 2
7- 2
preferred
Kansas
6
6-13
7-1
7- 1
7-1
common
■
6-24
6-13
■:
1®"*J
10-17
6-1S
6-15'
6-15
35c
(quar.)
Kahn's
1
-
Co.
Transit,
6'<
7-18|
11-1
11- 1
82%c
$1.10
$1.083A
30c
K.
6-21
:-'40c
i
(quar.)
(s-a)___
5-3L
7-18
(quar.)
Johnson Oil Refining
(quar.)
Johnson Ranch Royalty
(quar.)
Jones & Laughlin Steel, common
(quar.)—
5% preferred series A "(quar.)
'
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply, common (quar.)
4 % %
preferred (s-a)
9
> 6-15
"
6-30
8- 1
8- 1
(quar.)
3%%
9
Fran.)—
Semi-annual
290.800
(quar.).
com.
(quar.)
Light,
&
Power
Jewel
5-31
6-
*
12 %c
(San
preferred
preferred
Jersey Mortgage Co., $4 non-cum.
6- 2
'6-14
20c
;
—
Marine
&
1
6-30
s
30c
common
~
—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
C (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jeannette Glass, 7% pfd. (accum.).
Ltd.—
Mines,
74c
37VaC
25c
37%c
25c
31 Vic
60c
-
Island—
Rhode
of
$5.50 preferred
Home Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Virginia—
—1,383,184
23,614,812
under
year-end of 23c from in¬
a
Co.
5%
6-15
25c
—y
Gold
7-15
6-30
20c
Fire
Home
•feld
and
Trust
53%c \
1
Bonds
Total
(quar.)
Quarterly
1,673,984
6-25
6-13
6-15*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jamaica Water Supply—
12-15
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Home
Bills
preferred
Electric, Light & Power,
7%
40c
6-10
7-15
7-15
.
5%
Year-end
Homasote
3
$75c
——2^
Holophane Co.
851
911
—
15,893
__
4
9-
16c
Co.
Consolidated
Quarterly
Holly Oil Co
214,689
—
Furnace
Hollinger
6-
9-15
Worts, Ltd.—
^
21,105
—175,577
391,467
—
-Industrial loans
.■Acceptances—Bought
^J.
329.471
________
and
+
(quar.)
&
HcHdert
}45C
+•:
Quarterly
'^^Hoffman Electronics (quar.)
Holland
+_
179,357
,
—
Lumber
•
6-14
7- 1
6c
J40c
t75c
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Jack & Heinz, Inc.,
4% pfd. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
Payable 0/ Rec.
40c
ji.
JiT
(quar.)iL
(Canada)
Paper
Hiram Walker-Gooderham
3,002
20,990,891
other Banks-
notes of
Dauch
When
' ■
40c
50c
.
&
Hines
1954
845,788
Total gold certificate reserves
*. R.
Per
Share
.I—
common—
1
Hinde
June 9,
1955
20,145,103
••Redemption fund for F. R. notes.
Light,
Common
Increase (+ ) or
certificates
Electric
6- 1
—
3.30%
14)
-
6-17
6-15
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
4.30%
Name of Company
7- 1
35c
;
(increased)
gains
4.80%
page
7-146-23:
6- 3t
(from net invest¬
$2.50
~
(Continued from
6- 3
1
8- 1
7-15
6-17
54%c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Foundation,
7-
35c
62V2C
17V2C
come)
Investors
Iowa
Assets—
35c
of America
convertible
6%
Iowa
Hilo
6-17'
Investment Trust of Boston (51c from capi¬
Juai 30
Jun
43%c
89!/3C
pfd, (quar.)—
Maine
income)
2358
Jun
preferred stock
Corp.
Intertype
15
Jun
7%
Participating
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
6-15.
6- 8;
6-15.
(quar.)_^
convertible
ment
due
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores
(quar.):
Interstate Power Co., com. (quar.)
District).
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
-Cold
Shoe
2356
>
this
6-15
7- 1
7-1
7- 1
/
(quar.)
Co.
$1.40
DIVIDENDS
,
Salt
2582
2356
Foreign Securities Corp.—
•Announcement in
(quar.)
1
1
Aug
stock—preferred stock
5%
7- 1
pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)—_
(Canada), 6%
Paper Co., common
preferred
2
bonds, ser. D, due 1969—July
stock
preferred stock
Winnipeg Electric Co.,
--I
deduction
States
preferred
International
1
2nd
5-24=
6- 2'
5-23;
5-23
6-15*
Utilities—
rSept 30
.
preferred
cumu.
"6-^8
6-16
6-13
6-13
7-15
Co
International
1995——Dec
stock
preferred
3%%
Co.,
t55c
$60c
75c
$1
t60c
—-
International Paint
•
*
gross.
Francisco
(San
781
+
Purina
Sterling Drug, N3%%
Quarterly
2578
1st mortgage 5 % bonds, series A,
Penn-Controls, Inc., class A stock
292
—
7
—
.
388
Banks
—
individual
May
191
/
t Exclusive
*
1,505
——
—
Reserve
others—
-«erves;
927
469
+
10,094
Federal
From
+
+
deposits:
demand
^Borrowings:
From
—
3,359
Domestic banks
Foreign
15
215
+
21,527
deposits——
Government
<
2353
Corp., Ltd., 4% preference stock
New Orleans Great Northern Ry.,—
2,081
6-17'
-
of Canada, Ltd.—
5
5
Moore
+
426
56,011
Page
July
33/4%
6-30
6-30
5-20-*
6-156-17
6-l>
*6-21 •
6-la*
"
Corp.—
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
13
Jun
Keyes Fibre Co., class A stock—
Liabilities—
Chemical
&
6-1T
,
,
-
Common
bonds, series B, due 1975—July
refunding mtge. 4%
6-156-15-
60c
Industries, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Minerals
$1.50
'
—
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
com.
r
30c
25c
-
(quar.)
series due 1983—July 2
conv. pfd. stock-—July 11
cumu.
preferred
1st & refunding mtge.
.
preferred
International
4.80%
6-30
6-30
$1
Metal
A
4'/2%
International Power, Ltd.
& Ohio RR.—
trust 3%%
bonds
t40c
t$1.12,/a
(s-a)
Products
Co.,
International Nickel Co.
Date
45c
50c
7-1
6-30
6-15
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
20c
I20C
fl2c
,
—
Corp
Class
7- 1
o* 4';
>'■
:
Cellucotton
4%
'
40c
$1
(s-a)
Harvester
2288
trust bonds, 3%%
Co.,
Iron
-
■
.
v
split.
reversed
l-for-10
Ctfs.
International
^
first preference stock
bonds, series C & J, due
convertible
+
+
the
International
Co.—
Controller
Clark
12
—
Edison
23
+
2,468
•Demand
2360
2626
CALLED
ISSUE
,
the new shares
is on
Steamship Co
Inter-Occan Telegraph (quar.)
RR.—
mtge. & coll.
payment
When-
se¬
Invest-
Interlake
2245
2584
.
mtge.,
gen.
64
—
13,567
Banks
Reserve
34
—
&
1st
2,702
+
'
8,698
1,114
Federal
15
29
from
"
&har+ Pay&l* oJ Reo,
f
^
net
City Baking, Ltd. (quar.)
Interior Breweries, Ltd., class B
Interlake
4%% convertible pfd. stock—July
preferred stock, series A
—July
Co.,
Ohio
Baltimore &
170
—
Powder
95
—
vault
Cash
270
—
21,490
with
in
Atlas
above
-after
*
Armstrong Rubber Co.,
1,189
1,171
banks—
to
•Reserves
1,127
+
9,284
indebtedness
notes
securities—
•Loans
240
+
1.081
bonds
S.
--Other
+
33,026
bills
Treasury
24
33
70
—-—
Treasury certificates of
Treasury
+
+
+
securities—total—.
Government
S.
15
-
l(44c
from
16c
-
Inter
15
,
4%%
Argus Corp., Ltd.,
1,155
7,719
JU.
The
2581
2583
and
'
.
Fund
Insurance
profits
-.
Income)
Internatlonal
and Issue—
Company
for
loans
I
30
'
International
Washington Gas Light Co.—
3%% refunding mortgage bonds
+ 1,037
56
+
curities
ment
Insuranshares
July 5
July25
3Ys% bonds, series E, due 1985
4%% convertible pfd. stock
Inc.,
ENTIRE
carrying securities
purchasing or car-
or
5
—
pfd.
conv.
Ry.—
mtge.
Lines,
for pur¬
chasing
Other
Pacific
&
Gen.
United
agricul-
brokers & dealers
to
Texas
4,116
+
cumu.
cumulative, preferred
&
4,540
+
177
+
22,636
liOans
1954
(In millions of dollars)
Aaiets—
•Loans
June 2,
•
1955
1955
5%
7%
Housing
general mortgage 6%% bonds
July
Newman-Crosby Steel Co., 5%% subor, debs, due 1963—Jun
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd.—
5% 1st mortgage s. f. bonds, series A, due 1972——Jun
4%% 1st mortgage s. f. bonds, series B due 1972
Jun
8covill Manufacturing Co.. 4.30% cumuj. pfd. stock
Jun
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 3%% cumu. pfd. stk., ser. A—July
-Increase
June 1,
Institutional
2578
2013
2356
Inc.,
Products,
.
of reporting
liabilities
and
of assets
«*nember banks follows:
summary
Name of Company '.
Page
..
2577
2457
Inc.,
ALCO
1st
A
^Per
-
Date
stock——July 15
stock—July 11
ACF Industries,
Amun-Israeli
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
REDEMPTION
PARTIAL
Issue—
Corp., 3% sinking fund stock—July 1
General Ry. Signal Co., 5% cumuL preferred stock—July
1
Georgia Power Co., 1st mtge. 3% % bonds due 1983
Jun 17
Great Consolidated Electric Power Co., Ltd.—
•
million in the San Francisco
and by smaller amounts in four other districts,
increase at all reporting member banks was $7o
Loans to banks increased $64 million.
Borrowings increased $70
.»
-6-1®
•
_
•
Total
assets
--
49,559,966
—419.850
-
—1,035,454
.
-
•labilities—
•
*-
'
.
i
.
;
_
■_'*» 6-1®
•
;
•
-
•
federal
Reserve
•Rieposits:
notes——— " 25,709,271
3:
"
'
-
Total
+
" 393,417
deposits
availability
liabs.
&
items.
cash
accrued
*
—1,548,930
+
39,226
—
3,689
-
—
20,176
•
—
+
Hub bell
161,521
192,654
•-
-
(Harvey, Inc.
Hudson -Buy "Aiming
•Capital
"—113,811
—425,043
—330,729
+
paid in
+
1,033
—
1,413
•Surplus
(Section
Other
capital
Total
•tatio
-to
13b)
&
27,543
159,455
—
capital
73
Inc.,
—
accounts
49,559,966
5%
—
—419,850
18,907
'
5%
combined
ances
liability
purchased
46.4%
on
&
(F. C.)
loan
0.4%
Erie
Preferred
26,847
525
214
I-T-E
10.761
3,628
commitments
1,312
B
Circuit
4.60%
Ideal
bonds, notes,
common stock called for redemption^
called under sinking fund provisions.
T*he date indicates the
redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
rent
including those
the details
were
Company and
<Jentral
Non-int.
-Griesedieck
-
of
RR.
OF
-
-
Mortgage,
new
common
stock
•Donsol, mortgage. 3%-6%
Bipcr
Aircraft
Corp.,
jun
•
Page
Co.
(quar.)_
69c
-6-15
6-30
6-17
6-30
-
15c
6-30
-
8-
125c
1
(quar.)
Kerite
7-
6-
6-15
6%>
6-30
1
5-13
6%
7-11
5-
Assurance
(Canada)
1
Tobacco
(Canada),
and
(payment
accumulated
(quar.)__
out of
.
Indiana Telephone,
6-30
6-30
5-31
5-25
4%
6-
6
7-1
6-
6
Stock
7-20
7-
8
4lA%
15
4 Vz %
2581
pfd.
Acceptance,
preferred
Ltd.,
(initial)
Industrial Hardware
Mfg.
(quar.)____
!
com.
:
$1.20
10-20
10-10
7-1
6-20
10-
1
—
Inspiration
Jun. 15
2583
Consolidated
7-
1
$1.06'A
7-
1
,
6-10
6-10
162%C
6-30
6-
6
6-30
6-
6
5c
6-21
6-
8
6-22
6-
(quar.)
•
from
investment. income
security
profits
and
series
K-2
•
(from
16c
5-31
6-30
12-30
6-24
7- 1
7- 1
6- 9
6-15
6-10
7- 1
6-20
7-1
20%
(quar.)
6-15
$2.50
$2.50
30c
25c
45c
50c
5c
20c
pfd. (8-a)
(quar.)
-—
from
7-1
7-15
6-15
10c
40c
6-15
6-27
5%
6-30
6-17
6-1®
'6-3
•
6-6
6-27
l%c
(quar.)
class A (initial quar.)
convertible
Creamery
.
•
<
5-14
6-6
6- 6
(quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kroshler Mfg. Co.—
4%%
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
7%
preferred
»
6-15
(Calif.)—
Koppers Co., common
Kroger Co., 6%
14C
'
Common.-(interim)
-
6c
Fund
'*
-
series
income)——
income)
Products (s-a)
R.) Co.', common
Stock dividend
1—
4%%
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—
8c
Growth
dividend
Knudsen
6
i$1.50
Copper
5-31
6-1®
7-22
Kish Industries—
9-20
$1.25
%
$1
(quar.)
-
Fund
Investment
(G.
Kinney
6%
preferred B (quar.)
6-15
^
this dividend)
Bond
Kingston
10c
Indianapolis Water Co., 5%
net
preferred
7-1
$1.20
;
plus
Funds—
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
Kingsport Press (quar.)
10c
(quar.)
40c
-
6-30
Kings County Lighting—
6-15
$1.03%
(quar.)
preferred
8- 1
.
.
(quar.).
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Kidde (Walter) & Co. (quar.)
$1.14
:
preferred
(from
Kimberly-Clark
10c
common
Common
share
per
Investment
investment
net
•
.
7- 1
9- 1
75c
preferred
6-27
6-15
6-15
28%c
27 %c
—
——
Custodian
Keystone
cur¬
earnings) j
:
6-10
6-1
5-25
6-1
5-31
6-20 :
(quar.)
Keystone Pipe & Supply CO., 5 %
5% preferred
(s-a)
6-17
110c
6-21
6-10
6-20
$1.25
30c
60c
t20c
Mines,
(interim)
Industries—
prior
6- 4
6-15
7- 2
6-20
*
Co
$55
B-l
6-20
25c
Ltd.
spllt)___
:
A
Keystone
6
7-. 1
at
Keystone
1
137 %c
6-5
: 7- 1
(Entire issue called for redemption on Aug.
5-20
1
a
,12-13
6-15
five
each
Gold
Oil
Fibre
$3 class
6-15
10c
(quar.)
6-30
75c
(increased)
7-15
40c
to effect
convertible
4%%
6-30
for
share
Utilities, common
(quar.)
Kerr-McGec
6-20
57 %c
(quar.*)—.
(quar.)
(one
1-3-56:
7- 1
t25c
$1.12%
40c
25c
—
Co.
Kerr-Addison
6-17
7-
(quar.)^
Copper
Kentucky
Keyes
Co
Life
Industrial
15
1
It—*—--Jun 17
<!taley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 cumulative
pref. stock
j}8
I
12-16
7- 4
.
•
bonds, £Sl|e§ A
preferred stock...":
12-30
$1.25:
135c
shares held
Kennecott
9-16
25c
(s-a)
4.80%
Date
•Philadelphia Transportation fo.—
(initial)
com.
& Sons, common
-
6-17
•
-
9-30
•;
—
(reduced
Ltd.
preferred
$4.50
Kennametal, Inc.
Stock dividend
6-15"
6-30
$1.25
6-15
/ 6- *
21
87%c
50c
Kendall Refining Co.
,
.V $1.25
.
Indiana, Michigan Electric—
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4'/a% preferred (quar.)
:
Jersey—
bearing int. certificates dated July 1, 1949__Jun
Co.,
7- 4
Kendall Co.,
TENDER
Issue—
New
8-15
135c
(quar.)
€-1
"
*
i'
.
•
4.80%
NOTICE
8-15
8-31
15C;
—
-^5-31
-
of Canada.
Kelvinator
9-15
-
(Initial)—
3%%
6-15
v
9-30
8-31
•>"
*7- 1
6-30
6-15
,
8-15
—
TreCker—
&
,
3%%
'
Door—
Incorporated Investors
preferred and
in which
6-30
.1
'
Breaker
Lock
Imperial
(except where indicated)
given in the 'Chronicle.'
»
6-10.
.
12 %c
Imperial Paper & Color Corp._
volume
6-30
-dividend)
preffcrred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel- (quar.Jw—
6-10
.
-
l5c
17%c
I quar. V—
KellOgg CO.,
~
Notices
current
i. 5-31
6-30
15c
(quar.)
A
preferred
Cement
Imperial
list of corporate
Keamey
•^6-13,
;.6-is
12%c
Imperial Chemical Industries ord. shs. (final)
j Amer. dep. receipts (final)
ftedemption Calls and Sinking Fund
the
New-common
"
Illinois
a
"•-13
15c
Illinois Central RR.
Below will be found
(quar.)
_
(quar.i
$2.75 preferred A (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
0.8%
foreign
correspondents
Industrial
8
; 6-14
$1.50
Mortgage Corp.
&
Huyck
accept¬
for
+
ni
Co.
TCawneer- Co.- (stock
"*
Erie
&
Huron
—1,035,454
gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
Contingent
t
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
•
5,120
preference
Hutting Sash
35,883
+
of
bilities
6-
•6-29
-
.."$1..
Co
common
(quar.)
preference
Huron
22,221
660,901
_
accounts
liabs.
293,965
^
71
"7- 1
J-
r
•
__
Foods,
Common
—1,074,656
60C
__
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common
*6% preferred (quar.)
237,403
5%
——
(Section
"
Oil
'
&- Smelting Co.", Ltd.—
Hugbton Production
*-*-1,478,571
Accounts—
Surplus
> Kawanee
175c
•
(quar.)
-
5%'
Capital
.
:: 59c
,r
..^Quarterly
19,567,303
3,121,932
19,596
48,418,102
"
dividends
liabilities
•
-
Co,, Ltd,—
$1.50 xlass A preferred .(quar.)__
Hunt
Total
(quar.)
Hubbard Felt
*'
_
•Deferred
^Other
61,266
—2521976
; 401,572
_—
Other
167,920
-
—
289;566
'
+
•
Member bank—reserve accounts' 18,482,748
TJ: S. Treasurer—general acct..:
*<orcign
18,464
+
—
20c
50c
$1
•
6-14
7- 1
7- 1
6-3
6-10
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.12%
$1.12%
6-30
9-30
6-23
9-23
(auar.)
$1.12%
$1.50
12-30
7- 1
12-22
$1.75
8- 1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
lume 181
Number 5437
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
«,>
(2739)
Holder i
Per
Name of
ler-Empson
(stock dividend)
Payable
:.pejiheimer (B.)
&
Inc.
Co.
(s-a)_
6-i5
b-
J
Matson Navigation Co.
7-
6-24'
50c
lass
B
A
6-28
10-10
3oc
.
<
Del.,
common
6-30
Co.
8-15
9-30
tl5c
12-31
(quar.)
il-15
Melchers
6rl7
25c
8-15
8-
5
Mercantile
11-
5
Merck & Co.,
5c :•
ulu»
tare
th
this
Lc.,
2,50
(quar. )•__
(entire
dividend)__—___
common
$3.50
6-v 1
$4.25
6-30
6-10
6-20
6-6
12V2c
—
lie
fineries,
;
Salt
i
Co.
E.c.__
iquar.»
,
erage Fund
*rty Fabrics
(N.
Y.),
common
•preferred
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
•rty
6-14
6-15
3.85%
3.90%
1
10c
S.
%
preferred
-Tulip Cup,
oln
Nat'l
__
(quar;
new
Life
77-
1
6-30
$1.75
Insur.
(Fort
Wayne,
Copper
ommon
1.50
iquar.)
preferred
Oil
el
Co.
Middlesex
9-12
Midland
6-13
8%
6-23
6-15
$1.10
J3
guaranteed
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
guaranteed
Joint Pipe
Co.,
weimid
Inc.
50c
don
9-10
50c
$1
Tm
Corp.
t$l
Star Gas Co..
75%•
6-16
%
preierred B
D
$1.25
35.%
preferred F (quar.)
Baltimore
Hotel—/
7-
7-
B
eferred
Power
Mobile
,
&
$1.75
8-
1
$1 7R
11-
1
30c
7-
1
Modern Containers,
Class
A
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
Mojud Co.,
—
Investment
(qua#-.)_____,—,—
Angeles Transit Lines ;<quar.)__.
Land & Exploration (quar.)—
$2.63, :3
& ELec.,
com.
(increased quar.)
% .preferred ($25 par)'———,—
io % \ preferred ($100 par)
isville
bi
isville
Nashville
Title
enstein
(M.)
&
(Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)—
Stores, 5"2% preferred (quar.)
ow
Mfg. & Sales Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Valley RR. & Co?J
ns
Carrier
Systems
—
preferred
preferred
on's
(H.
—
•—
Lytton & Co.
—_——
(quar.)
1
kinnon
1st
7-15
Montreal
Moore
10c
Structural
4-
Co.,
7-
(quar.)
—
Bloedel, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
(quar.)i——
B
53 7c
7-
1
9-12
8-
Stock
c
& Co.
Drug
(quar.)
Gas
——
(quar.)
R9l/jC
11-
1
5,-10
6-15
5-e5lf
(quar.)———__—
<E.)
hant
ne
Co.
Calculators
preferred
5%
fir30,
6-23
2
6-15
60c
6-15
Ltd.—
Basket
(California)
(stock
arterlv
hall-Wells,
in
&
100%
common—.
—
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-
1
1
25c
$1.06%
N
c
——
(quar.)
achusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund.,
quarterly from investment income
pfd.
$5
6-20
5^0
Co.
&
pfd.
W
v
&
~ —gafns^
National
^
35c
6-fel^
National Cash
MS
National
Casket
6ri5
National
Casualty
6-24
National
City Lines
National
5
6170 '
7-20
'6-24 "
Stock
Co.,
(quar.)
31 %C
7-
1
£-13
$1.12%
7-
1
6-fi3
14c
6-25
6-24
5-31
7-
6-15
(quar.)
6-17
6-15
Niagara
Niagara
preferred
6-16
5-31
3.60%
preferred
6-16
4V4%
National
Gas
National
Gypsum
Nicholson
Niles-Bement-Pond
7-
2
6-15
$2
7-
1
6-
7-
2
7-
1
7
1
North
6-15
120c
6-25
6-
3
120C
6-25
6-
3
,
'
American
New
.
7-
62 Vac
2
50c
7-
62 VaC
1
Northeast
1
6-15
7-
25C
1
6-15
Northern
1
Northern
Indiana
6
2
6-
10-
1
7-
2
6-
10-
1
9-
2
3
9-
(quar.)
7-
6-17
1
6-15
6-
6-14
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-10
1
85c
6-30
90c
6-30
6-10
97V2c
6-30
6-10
$1.02 V2
6-30
6-10
——
—
15c
—
35c
1
1
6-
6-30
1
6-20
t$l
6-15
5-13
30c
6-15
6-
1
tlOc
6-29
6-
3
37V2C
_
quar.)
6-15
6-
1
,!l 6- 1
15c
6-15'
15c
6-15
!
37V2C
6-20
"
6-
1
--
&
—
5-31
343«c
6-VO
5-31
(quar.)
30c
7-15
6-27
$2
7-15
6-30
common
40c
6-20
6-
28c
6-30
6-
3
50c
6-25
6-
3
$1.37V2
7-
1
6-22
32V2C
7-
1
6-17
Co.
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)
Service,
preferred
Natural
(quar.)
Gas, com.
preferred
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Northern
7-
1
6-20
3
75c
7-26
7-
$69c
—
6-15
5-25
Northern
5
7-
2;
fi-
1
9-
7-
2
6-
3
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
7-
1
9-
2
3%%
93%c
1
preferred
6-21
(quar.)
6-15
10-
1
1
Northrop
93%c
6-
9-21
A
2
Aircraft
(quar.)
7-
1
Nova
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Light & Power Co.,
7'
1
6-30
6-22
66-
1
$1.25
Office
6-10
0-
6-13
5-23
6-29
Ogilvie Flour Mills,
6-15
Ohio Brass Co.__
Stock
7-1
1
dividend
for
6-15
each
Ohio
(eight
Ohio
Edison
6-30
6-15
5-12
6-15
5-12
4.40%
40C
6-15
6-
1
preferred
3.90%
preferred
50c
6-22
6-
8
50c
7-
1
6-17
Old
10c
6-30
6-10
Old
Town
Olin
Mathieson
50c
6-11
6-30
37 VaC
7-15
6-30
from
—
1
4Vt%
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-10
Olsen
6-22
6-
7-15
6-14
9
preferred
Ontario
6%
Jockey
preferred
37 VaC
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-15
6-24
Ontario
Loan
$1.75
6-30
6-10
Ontario
30c
40c
common
10c
6-15
6-
5-27
6-30
6-25
9-30
9-25
12-30
12-25
(quar.)
$1.0"%
(Hartford)
(quar.)
:
6-15
5-16
75C
7-
6-15
15c
6-20
6-
3
50c
7-
6-
9
1
1
6-15
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
37V2C
6-30
6-10
25c
6-20
6-10
-
10c
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-17
9-
1
7-
2
8-17
6-
3
$1.12'/2
7-30
7-15
6-20
6-
6
7
15c
(quar.)
!
6-18
6-
25c
6-30
6- 9
31 %c
(quar.)
6-15
f5c
6-15
fl5c
Ltd.,
6-15
37V2C
(s-a)
Debenture Co.
preferred
4
22VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
;
(quar.)
Products,v4% preferred (quar.)
Pacific-American Investors Inc.—
prior
6-
20c
Pabco
6%
6-15
$1.06%
(quar.)—
Manufacturing Co. (increased)—
Oswego Falls Corp., 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Oxford Paper Co., com.
(quar.)
Pacific
3
40c
97%c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Osborn
•
6
6-10
50c
preferred
Products,
7% preferred
(quar.)
Opelika Manufacturing
3
6-15
&
6-
2
6-24
55c
:
(quar.)
Club, common
Steel
6-
7-
$1.10
40c preferred
Chemical—
Mfg.
6-20
$1.11
common.
A.)
6-30
1
1
50c
——__
(quar,)
(quar.)
Olympia Brewing Co
Omar, Inc. (quar.)
Oneida, Ltd., common
6%
$2.10
50c
(quar.)—
(C.
6-
$1
(quar.)„_
convertible
G-
6-10
$25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Corp;,
6-13
6-25
6-15
par)
(quar.)
;
preferred (quar.)
Oliver
6-15
93 %C
common
preferred
4
non-
Common
capital
(quar.)
preferred
7-
15c
(s-a)
62'Ac
Co.,
(quar.)
Water Service (quar.)
Line Life Insurance Co. of
Amer.
4V2%
15c
gtd.
Ohio
6-10
7-15
4.44%
5-27
6-30
1
($1
;
6-15
6-
6-14
1%
(quar.)_:_„_
Insurance
Crankshaft
(quar.)
2
6
20c
of
preferred
common held)
Casualty
7-
50c
shares
Ltd.
6-11
35c
non-voting
share
1
25c
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
6-29
6-20
)
7-
<
Railway & Land Co.—
Oahu Sugar
—
Oak Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9
6-
6-
35c
Ltd.—
Oahu
9
6-30
6-15
6-20
$35c
Scotia
30c
ordinary income)
(quar.)
6-10
—
—
quar.)
Public
12 VaC
(s-a)_
7V2%
(quar.)
6-15
10-
6c
preferred
$7
6
1
Inc.—
Ry.
26 %c
(quar.)
quar.)
net
7-
6-24
40c
(quar.)
Ohio Telephone
(quar.)_
Pacific Railway
(quar.)
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—5%%
1st
preferred (quar.)
Northland Greyhound Lines—
2
6-
$1.25
Northern
3
125c
6-30
6-15
10c
Y.)
(increased
5 V2 %
3
9
1
6-15
93%c
(interim)—
Northern
6-13
2
77-
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Central
66-
7-
3
50c
(quar.)
preferred
7-15
7-
3
6-
cr——
Refractories
6-15
125c
6-
6-
Ry.
Ltd.
Airlines,
convertible
4.56%;
1
1
$1.50
quar.)—J
Investment Corp.
American
$1
3
7-
7-
6-15
(initial
North
6-
$1.12V2
(initial,
5-25
1
7-
A
8-10
3
7-
$1.12V2
—
preferred
(quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
6-10
3
6-
6-15
B
9-1
6-
1
6-15
clriss
6-15
-
6-14
1
7-
Cement—
American
7-
96%
6-24
7-
$2.50
.____
—
6%
6-17
6-
5-27
1
30c
class
New
North
6-15
7-
$2.50
(s-a)
Mines, Ltd, (quar.)
Normetal Mining,
Norris-Thermador
6-20
20c
75c
-
(quar.)
Ohio
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
40c
(Detroit)
Oil
6-
50c
Nopco Chemical Co.
40c
i
Firq Insurance
&
7-
6
(quar.)
6-15
5-25
Distillers Products—
181. T
5-31
7
6-10
Co.
1
2%
preferred
6
6-
-
common
3.90%; preferred (quar.)
4.10%' preferred
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
6-13
10c
National
6-
7-
(quar.)__
7-
Southern
8
$1
tquar.). ;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power,
1
6-
R.' (quar.)
R.
(N.
3.40%
cumulative
dividend
t—
Co.
6-13
Norfolk
6-15
6-
7-
v;
5-31
1
7-
$1.06Vt
(quar. )t._———;
40c
Co.
File
6-15
1
Gas—
1949
Insurance
6-10
7-
6-30
93%c
&
6-30
5-13
6-30
$2
7-
common
6-16
7-
6-15
(quar.)
Niagara .Mohawk
Alkali
Fire
6-15
1
7-
(quar.)
35c
25c
Register
Inc.,
preferred
6-27
7-
25c
—
com.
RR.,
Co..
4%%
1
7-
56Vtc
$1,18%
Mining Corp., (quar.)_
Newport Electric, 3%% preferred
(quar.)
Newport Industries, common (quar.)
,
6-15
7-
$l.'5
y6-13
$1.00Va
Newmont
1
1
(quar.)
;
series
1
7-
$1.50
-
Electric
6-30
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
State
7-15
1
50c
Telephone (Ohio)—
preferred (quar.)
(J. J.)
Co.
iquar.)„
6%
3
;*7-i5
6-20
$1.01'4
Newark
6-
1
6-20
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Omnibus
preferred
6-
59 %c
Common
National
4'/2%
6-15
1
6-30
3
25c
-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar,)—
6-30
1
6-
40c
Newberry
$3.50
common
1
7-
York
3%%
6
59 %c
common
from
Biscuit,
1
35c
New
6
6-
5-31
6-15
$15c
iquar.1—
Quarterly
(quar.)
Decatur
7-
25c
G-
1
City
preferred
5-31
62 V2C
(quar.)—
and
York
\Q"',
6-15
.
(quar.)
Industries, 5%
7-
1"
1
7-
6-
6-15
22 Vac
—
York, Chicago & St. Louis
New
5-31
7-
Insurance
New York & Harlem RR.,
—
6-16
6-15
6-21
6-15
50c
Jersey Power & Light. 4% pfd.
New
5-23
37 VaC
preferred
(increased
6-30
7-
1
37 VaC
Natco Corp.
(quar.)
Nation-Wide Securities (quar.)
National Aviation Corp. 1$1,75
6$0
6
Inc.,
Corp
System, Inc.,
Nashville
J&-SO.
$1.50
Corp. (quar.)
u
Casualty Co. (quar.)^
Drydock (name changed to MaryShipbuilding and Dry Dock Co.),
ommon
7-
7-
30c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
^
and
6%
5-31
6-vl^'
7-15
35c
Parry
land
•lanci
7-15
25c
Co., 4V4%
6%
20c
17V2C
preferred
iquar.)
in-Rockweil Corp. (quar.)———
h (M.) & Sons
hall Field
Muskogee
—
dividend)
old
on
—:—;
7-
6-13
tl.75
(quar.)
preferred
Mutual
'
6-15
t$1.75
Mutual Shares
6-10
6-10
1
7-21
30c
♦$1.75
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)
—;
Murray Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4—
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
ti
6-15
1
7-
59 %c
convertible' preferred
5lA%
^5.
6-10
7-
1
1
3
tS1.75
(s-a)
Co.
Munsingwear,
,
et
preferred
8-25
6-30
6-10
Vernon-Woodbury Mills—
100%
7-
—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Munising Wood Products—
8-30
6-
1
1
t25c
(quar.)
Mullins
6-15
4.05% .'preferred
New York Auction
7-
6-
5c
Northwestern Leather
Mills, 434%
Mountain Fuel Supply
5-27
New
I30c
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred-.(quar.)
Co. (Calif.)
Mueller Brass
.:.
6-10
6-14
7-
6-
6-16
6-30
20c
(quar.)
1
75c
Plan
7%
preferred
1
6-15
6-14
6-27
10c
(s-a)e——_________—
7-
15c
6-17
quar.)
Jersey Water, $4.25 preferred
Orleans Public
Service, com.
4% %
Q
Water
20c
(quar.)—
6^10 '
,
New
Haven
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Engineering Co.— "
prior preferred (quar.)
60:7
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)——_—
6-30
7-15
5-28
5-
(Winnipeg)—
(quar.i_
7-
6-15
6-15
Forging—
Morris Paper
6-20
New
6-13
t30c
Mt.
40c
3
Gas
'
Works, Ltd.
Motor Finance Corp.,
32V2C
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
mmon
Co.
preferred
5-27
8-10
6-
62'/a c
(quar.)
0aO
1
New
>
B
.Morris
7-15
125c
common
7-15
$1
(quar.)
mmon
Ltd.,
40c
25c
(Toronto)____
Telegraph & Telephone Co.,
Locomotive
Drop
1
6-15
1$2.40
8*27^
$250
(annual)
Life Insurance
Bancorporation
time
U2V2C
8-
97 VaC
6-17
1
(initial quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Noranda
(quar.)
Assurance
6-28
6-28
Fire
Co.—
;
6-30
40c
nvertible priority shares (quar.)
gel Stores Corp. (quar.)__
ufacturers
+50c'
37 V2C
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., Ltd.—
ischewitz
450c
tl2V2C
t5c
Ltd. (s-a)
Car
man
•
Hampshire
Haven
1
preferred
4%%
6-15
New
New
t31 %C
f
A
Morgan
6-15
133/4C
Electric
&
Red Lake Gold Mines,
navox
Co.
(quar.)
sen
or
__
common
dividend
preferred
ison
(quar.)_
Stores,
RR.
preferred
^(Moore
1
8
$1.07 Va
1
7-
20c
75c
(quar.)
(initial)
7%
preferred B (quar.)l
Moorc-McCormack Lines (quar.)
'
8
Ltd.—
25c
______________
(R. H.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)_—
preferred A (quar.)—
4%%
—
ing
3.90%
6-15
7-
22V2C
(initial
—
6-17
-T
1
62V2c
Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
New England Telephone &
Telegraph (quar.)
G-
3%C
5-27
7-
$1.12V/2
Power
6-
*
6-15
6-14
50c
;
preferred
6-30
30c
•
7%
{s'
1
England
$4.60
RR.—
preferred
redeemable
4%
New
f 50c
(increased)
com.
7%
6-16
20c
Ltd.—
tra
ass
Line,
7%
1
$$1.25
Steel
(quar.)
Millan &
v
Life
CorD.,
4%
6-30
7-
t3c
Power & Paper
5%
Common
6-15
127c
Ltd
preferred
laren
5%
7-15
75c
(quar.j
6-28
25c
(interim)
Auto
7-
1
Machine
6-28
58 %C
Equipment,\5% pfd. (quar.)
Monsanto Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
$3.85 pref. series C——
$2.50
Mines,
assa
7
20c
Ltd.
Monterey Oil Co. (quar.)
Montgomery Ward Co., com.
7-
(quar.)
6-15
1
t37'/2C
Brunswick Telephone
Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
Electric System (quar.)_
New England Insurance Co.
iquar.)
7
6-
Britain
7c
6-30
62 V2c
(quar.)
6-
37 Vac
7-
v
Extra
$4,50
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)__
15c
(quar.)
C.)
Monroe
Inc.—
iquar.)
6-14
6-14
75C
(quar.)
are
New England
25c
5-31
and
New
10c
6-15
77c
common
3
35c
V',Semi-annual—
7.-15.
40c
——_
3
6-
25c
6-13
65c
(s-a)
6-
1
50c
7-15
t25c
preferred (quar.)
Metal Products,
ramon
;
Monarch
7-15
34%c
(quar.)
hburg Foundry Co.,
/«%
50c
(quar.)
Brewery, Ltd., class A_~__________
Class BT>
T.1-:
■
___;
,
6-1-5
•
31 V4C
$1.06
y
h
,
6-15-
4
Sons—
ney
1
7-
S2
40c
(s-a)
3
7-
c
5-31
6-15
50c
gains
(quar
$3.50
(quar.)
$1.25
mm on
lincreased-quar.)
%%; preferred A (quar.)
man
,75c
pfd.
$1 25
(quar.)—
6-
37 %C
30c
RR.
Mortgage
—
1
SI
6-15
1
30c
45c
Molson's
:■
6-15
!
25c.
isiana
isville Gas
7-
2
6-
(s-a)
50c
common
Light,
'quar.)
Angeles
95c
iquar.)—
6-15
6-15
10c
6-
30c
conv.
(accum.)
(quar.)
(interim)
$1
& Birmingham
preferred (s-a)
4%
Co.
6-20
6-30
investment
;
Nazareth Cement Co.. new
Neisner
Brothers
(quar. 1
Nestle-Le Mur Co.
3
(increased)
p;
preferred
com.
Natomas
6-11
3
Pipe
preferred
(quar.)
6-16
6-20
20c
2nd
Co.,
1
1
15c
Co
4
G-30
25c
5-26
11-25
7-
30c
(quar.)
Mfg.
7-
$1.10
6-15
12-15
ioc
Radiator
7-
New
6-21
6-21
25c
distributions
rJy
(quar.)
6-30
6-
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Missouri Public Service, new
com.
Mitchell
(J. S.), Ltd.
(quar.)
1
&
S.
25c
Fund
2nd
(P.)
U.
(monthly)
non-cum.
Hard
Tile
National
97 Vac
convertible preferred
Don-cum.
% .preferred
National
$1.15
7%
1
$1.08%
6-10
5-26
6-
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
7-
24
$1.25
6-15
$1.06 Va
6
3
6-21
5
5
47c
(quar.)
Car, Ltd. (quar.)
;
Corp. (quar.)
National Sugar
Refining (quar.)
National Supply
Co., common (quar.)
6-15
tsi
(s-a)
5
7-
7-
•
47c
Steel
98 %c
preferred
7-
20c
$1.12V2
Steel
$l.r5
Oil
Class
6-13
i
(quar.)
4V2%- preferred
National Tank Co.
62 V2 c
(quar.)
Abrasive
(quar.)
Missouri
iquar.)
%%• preferred
6-13
1
7%
7-11
Standard
National
National
50c
(quar.)
shares
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
Island Lighting—
g
6-13
1
pfd. (auar,)
6-28
35c
(quar.)
1
Mississippi Glass, new common (initial)
Mississippi Power, $4.60 pfd. (quar.)__
Mississippi River Fuel, new com. (initial]
...
1
$1.183/4
tquar.)
preferred
77-
National
50c
(quar.)
1
___________
1
Minnesota Power & Light,
6-30
7-
50c
common
convertible
SI
$1.08%
Co.
Minnesota
I
28%
Stax Cement
e
7-
6-30
f75c
(final)
e
6-13
7-
Corp. of Canada,
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Ltd.—
preferred, tquar.):
don
1
7-
Mining
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Investment Corp.,
7-
(quar.)
•—Miles Laboratories
3-17-56
$1
Theatres, Ltd.
Canadian
6-13
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber
Reclaiming, common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
12-10
(monthly)
(quar.)
w's )M.i
1
$1.08%
^Products,
dividend
.$1.50
12-10
(quar.)
w's,
7-
$1.00 %
Corp.
(quar.)__;
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
3-17-56
50c
•_
_______
common
$1
$1.11 %
Corp.,
Steel
Midwest
9-10
$1.10
$1
pecial
$2
+•
(quar«
pecial-guaranteed
6-13
preferred
Miavale
6-30
(quar.)
pecial
6-13
1
iquar.)
Petroleum
Water,
Mid-West
6-30
127c,
(quar. )__j
(quar.)
5-20
1
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)-—
realized
■estimated. '":'
7-
(quar.)
6
$1.50
capital)
6-15
(quar.)
Utilities
Oil
Midland
9-12
20c
original
riginal
6-13
50c
Roilway, class A
riginal
Middle South
25c
(quar.)
le Miami RR.,
Mid-Continent
1
37 7 c
(quar.)
Corp.
1
37 Vic
(quar.)
1.50 f. preferred
(quar.)V
Match Co.
(quar.)_^r
i
8-
11-
60c
(quar.)
from
7-
Mickelberry's Food Products .(quar.)—,
Ind.)
3c
from
20c
(quar.)
3
(accum,)-—
fiom
Stocks series.'
above
June
15th
50c
6
common
3
Extra
6-15
income
3
(quar.)
Co.
50c
Corp.,
66-
(quar.)
Co.
50c
coin'Service
The
6-24
35c
(quar.)
66-
5-27
Growth
6-30
quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric, common
4.40 ^
preferred
(quar.)__Michigan Gas Utilities
iquar.)
7-1
40c
5-31
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Miami
'
(initial quar.)
common
6-30
$1.25
(s-a)
1
37 Vic
37 Vic
__.
6-17
10c
25c
>rty>Lcan Corp. (quar.)
rrty .Products (quar.)—
gett & Flyers Tobacco—
5-27
1
•
2
6-29
12c
National Securities Series
Income
series
($0.0878
6-15
7-
I
7-
3
6-15
$1.25
Rubqer Machinery Co.
87 %c
Scott
preferred
Meyer-BIanke
Naoional
6-15
2
2
6-
50c
non-cumulative preferred
$0.0022
(quar.)
4.35%
6'15
C.)
1
1
9-
12-
Investment Corp.—
5%
6-15
7-
1
$1.75
common—
(quar.)__——
5% non-cumulative
preferred (accum.)
National Motor
Bearing (quar.)—:
National Presto Industries
(quar.)
6-15
2
10-
1-3-56
■
J8c
Co.,
Holdert
7-
f5c
5%
preferred (quar.),
National Mortgage &
10c
(quar.)
preferred
4.45%
6-15
12 7c
—
(Greenville
&
Co.
preferred
1
7-
(quar.)
Linotype
Machine
7-
$2
(quar. .)■___
15
6-15
44c
•
6-17
1
$5c
.
*
Lead
When
Payable of Rec.
$5c
s_
(quar.)
—
preferred A
40c
Mersey Paper Co.. Ltd
'Metal & Thermit, 7% pfd.
(quar.)
Metropolitan Erick (in.crea.secl)
Metropolitan Eclison Co., J.80% pfd.
6-14
—'
t s-a i
6-30
7-
t30c
(increased
preferred
Mesta
(quar.)—j,
A
National
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
Merritt-Chapman
40C
of Canada, Ltd—1—
ington Union Station, 4 % pfd.
2nd
2nd
1
——
—
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6
7-
(quar.)_.
preferred
7-
77c
5-31
62 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
6-20
6-14
25c
(s-a)
A
B
"■
Share
(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)—.
National Linen
Service, common (quar.)_—
4V2% preferred (quar.)_——
6-17
6-
3c
(s-a)
common
4, Mergentliftler
6-17
20C
1
v
Ltd.—
Co.
preferred
7-
„—
7-
6-14
2c
pfd.
Systems
Cement
Stores
25c
20c
H
1
(quar.)
1st preferred
convertible
$4
•
v
—
7-
Company
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
6%
6-15
62 V2C
5%
common
62 Vic
(quar.)—'—
6-15
(s-a)
convertible
$4.25
<quar.)
Products (quar.)—__—______
F::.k
na.u
Co.,
$4
I2V2C
L_.
5%
caiied
i»s*e
preferred
&
n
(Va.)
Mengel
..
2-'4
6-J 5
7%
1
40c
com.
preferred
7-14
4.
6-15
7-
Engineering—
Co.,
Distilleries,
partic
7-15
—
preferred
6%
6-17
11-15
6-30
40c
iquar.)
Handling
6-30
2-15-56
6-30
£8c
5%
&
&
Portland
5%
.
Title Insurance
Inc., :5'.i
r.
Medusa
6-30
18%c
.yers
Mechanical
•'
Class
25c
(quar.)
Telephone,
20c
25c
Co.
Class
Class
(reduced)
preferred
$1.50
25c
&
1
1
62 V2C
dividend
Johnson
4%
11-15
(quar.).
Co.
Stores
Meadville
8-15
12-31
■uarteriy
g
Mead
5-14
9-30
(quar.)
3
6-15
(quar.)
Robbins
Machine
Stock
tl5c
'
of
McNeil
¥1
5-14
tl5c
preferred
(s-a»_u—
isoti' <Sr Sessions (stock diviuend)
'Machine
10
6-30
tl5c
quar.)
Corp.
66-
•'
(quar.)
McLellan
1
tl5c
.____
6-15
7-
McKinney Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
7-19
10-31
tl5c
Aircraft
&
National
25c
preferred
7-
1
7-29
2»c
.—
(quar.)—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Corp., common iqunr.)__^—
Machine
Per
Name of
5-20
6-15
*50c
Stores
McKesson
6-15
'
51
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
115c
40c
(s-a)_—
6-17
7-15
29c
(quar.)__
A
class
McKay
(quar.)
5uc
pfd.
convertible
McDonnell
9-28
7-
Corp.,
$3.5C
12-26
>quar ;
prior
dia
7-11
15c
(quar.)
B
McCrory
1-10-56
—~
;
(quar.)
lass
lass
McCord
6-10
10c
(quar.)
u:;on
6-17
b-ivT
>10c
(quar.)
lass
A
4
6-30
7-
Ltd.,
When
Share
.
Ltd., com.
(increased)
(quar.)
(L.)
10c
iquar.)__.
iass' 3
Co.
McBrine
6-14
University (quar.)
?tAlfred), Inc.,
.
5c
___;
preferred
Mu.yi.ag-
6-30
luc
Isnpeming Htt.
:3side "Laboratories, $1.18
pfd,
1.16
1
7-15
J25c
(interim )_
e-Sup'enor; &
nbeit
■
25c
:
_
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
—
(quar.)__>
.
1
IV2C
JfJoimi, Ltd. (quar.)
iufiusiines,
iede^Gas Co.
Company
6-
jftahefe
uartefly
uarterly
Name of
6-20
(quar.)
Luz' Mines.' Ltd.
Sallfe Extension
Per
of Rec
5%
—
Co., common (quar.L—_
ikset Locks,
att
Share
Company
llman Electric
When
7-15
6-
3
6-
3
-5-30
6-30
f25c
7-
4
6-15
t25c
8-15
7-15
tSI.75
8-15
7-15
17V2C
25c
$1.12%.
7-
1
6-15
6-24
6-
7-
6-15
1
7
25c
7-25
30c
7-lf
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-
6-15
$1
(quar.)
37V2c
Clay Products (quar.)
20c
1
6-15
7-
6-
5
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
(2740)
S2
New 5%
3114 c
Coast
.Pacific
6-23
(quar.)
Aggregates
.Pacific
Indemnity Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
6%
—
5%
$1.32
preferred
$$1.75
5-31
10c
25c
invest,
and
(increased
Common
preferred
Extra
Pioneer Fund,
first
—
Co.
(H. K. >
Electric
Potomac
3.60%
(increased)./
River
Co.
(quar.)
(s-a)
Read
Pressed
&
Co.
Metals of
Prestole
4%
preferred
Providence
Public
Service
Common
4(4%
1
6-
25C
6-30
2
20c
6-30
6-10
$5
6-30
6-20
6-
1
6-15
7-15
6-15
Robinson
6-25
5-20
Rochester
6
5-20
6-30
5-31
7-15
1
Rochester
5%
5-31
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
Rolland
7-
6-20
4% %
6-10
7-
5
6-10
Roos
Rotary
6-22
6-
3
Rothmoor
6-21
5-26
6-15
5-20
7-
6-1G
Rowe
6-17
5-26
Rupert
6-1S
Russell
6-27
6-
3
Russell
6-13
6-
2
4'4% preferred
(quar.)—
6-23
Joseph
Orleans)
6-30
6-
St.
Louis,
$56c
7-15
6-30
5%
convertible preferred A
$75c
7-15
6-20
5%
6-13
6-16
6-24
6-
12'Ac
6-30
6-20
4
Regis Paper—
1st preferred
$4.40
I
7-14
San
1
6-
San
Jose
7-
1
6-15
6
6-15
7-
25c
6-20
6-
8-
7-13
6-15
1
Sarnia
(quar.)
$1.02
(quar.)
$1.04'/2
6-15
6-
6-30
5-31
1
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
6-30
5-31
Corp.—
7%
1st
7%
original preferred
$1.75
Industries, Inc., $4.75 pfd.
Paget Sound Pulp & Timber
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
6-17
1
3
Co.
Lock
Schlage
5-20
6-15
6-
Union
Southern
1
Gas,
convertible
4'4%
com
4>A%
preferred
1
6-10
4%%
6-22
6-15
5%
6-15
6-
7
Southwestern Electric
8-
1
7-
6
Southwestern
8-
1
7-
6
6-14
6-
Royalty
FetZer
Co.
Gas
3
Southwestern
& Williams,
8covIIl
Mfg.
3.55%
4.30%
Co.,
Inc.
Scranton Electric,
3.35%
Scranton
Co.
6-15
5-33
Common
50c
6-30
6-
4.10%
6-30
7-30
8
6-18
6-
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
7-15
6-3
7-
1
6-15
6-30
5-31
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
6-30
6'
6-23
6-
6-14
5-2
7-
1
6-13:
7-
1
6-13;
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
6-13
6-1
6-29
6-24
6-1
7-
1
6-1
7-
1
6-1
6-28
6-1
0-30
6-
6-
25c
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
50c
6-17
6-
(qua'r.)_:
25c
6-15
6-
Electric—
&
Insurance
$1.25
$1.16'4
(Dallas)
Co.
7-2
7-2
7-2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
$1.15
27'4c
25c
$1.50
15c
50c
$1.12Va
8-
7-2
8-
7-2
65c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.15%
(quar.)
preferred
6-
8
Speer
6-21
6-
3
Sperry Corp. (quar.)
Spiegel. Inc., $4.50
6-15
6-
1
6-<*5
6-
1
9-15
9-
1
12-15
7-16
7-
I
6-24
7-
12-
1
7-10
6-
3
6-14
1
6-10
6-15
5-31
6-15
6-10
6-17
6-
7
8-
1
7-20
85c
8-
1
7-18
$1
8-
1
7-18
7-
1
(quar.)
preference
Standard Brands,
6-
6-15
6-
6-15
5-2
6-22
6-
6-15
5-2
(quae.)—
common
(quar.)
preferred
1
3
12-15
30c
6-14
5-3
6-1
6-1
9-1
12-
5nc
7-
50c
6-30
6-1
94c
50c
87Ac
6-20
6-
6-15
6-
6-28
6-1
18%c
:
(quar.)
Factors,
710-
30c
7'Ac
(quar.)
Inc., common
preferred
$3.50
7-2
6-15
30c
$3.75
Standard
8-
30c
Quarterly
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)_
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Square "D" Co. (quar.)
Staley (A. E.» Mfg. Co.—
6-28
6-1
7-
6-1
1
6-15
5-1
Standard Fruit & Steamship—
New
common
(initial
10c
quar.)
1
75c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-1
40c
partic preferred
Participating
7-
1
6-1
12'Ac
7-11
6-2
12'Ac
7-11
6-2
93%c
Standard Holding, class A
7-15
$37'Ac
I- 1
6-20
B
Oil
Standard
25c
6-30
6-21
50c
7-
1
6-13
91 %c
9-
1
(Ohio)—
Co.
8-12
(quar.)
25C
7-
1
6-10
83 %c
7-
1
6-10
$1.10
7-
1
6-10
6-14
5-27
(quar.)
oreffrred
Quarterly
Class
.
(quar.)
Co.
Spokane International RR. Co.—
Quarterly
$3
30c
Carbon
75c
6-15
Service
Public
6-14
5-31
1
8-
4.40%
6-15
1
7-
$1.06%
4.25%
6-15
6-15
7-
—
quarterly
preferred
3.90%
1
I
3
(quar.)
6-10
7-
5-31
6-20
7-2
0-20
1
6-lf
8-
6-10
.
8-
8-
6-24
$1.07'4
9-
1
8-12
3%%
preferred A (quar.)
Standard
Paving
Standard
Power
"
22y2C
6-15
6-
6
$1.02'/2
6-15
6-
0
Materials,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
35c
com
are
subject
to
SEC
7-
8
35c
payments
Above
7-
8
ap¬
proval.
Class
Ltd.,
Radio,
Standard
15c
&
& Light,
B
Common
Water Service—
(quar.)
6-30
$1.06'4
$1.1214
$1.18%
$1.25
Service
3.70%
27'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-30
8-
Southwestern
6-17
(quar.)
(quar.)—I
(quar.)
Scranton Spring Brook
6-15
92'Ac
97'Ac
$1.03%
Increased
6-10
1
25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lace
1
6-30
7-1
7-
60c
common
6-
7-15
6-30
$1.10
common
preferred
preferred
1
6-15
8-1
Co
Life
6-10
fiOc
(quar.)
7-
6-15
4.65%
1
7-
SI.25
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
&
6
1
5-13;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5%
5-31
27'Ac
$3 40
Scott
5-23
6-
8-
6-15
preferred
Southland
6-29
30c
A
$1.25
5c
31'4c
38%c
15c
12'Ac
22'Ac
6-14
6-20
0-15
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
51.25
common
series
50c
30c
50c
25c
25c
$25c
$50c
35c
10c
fr|
^
6-10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred,
5-13
9-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
$20c
Co.,
5-13
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3
37%e
___
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
A
6-
6-15
75c
62V2c
62y2c
common
8-
Scott Paper
$1.18%
6
Ry.,
Bridge Co., Ltd
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
6
35c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
Scott
35C
t
non-cum.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
non-cum.
5%
Water
Common
514%
Mexico—
(quar.)
6-
Railway,
Southern
$2
Milling, Ltd.
Works-
Carlos
7-
8-15
preferred
St.
8-
8-15
common
6-20
33C
—
(quar.)
A (quar.)_^
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
«t. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)__
t$l
40c
6-15
1
6-25
(quar.)
Francisco
San
17'Ac
$1.25
1
7-
6-30
convertible preferred
6
25c
(quar.)
*
$1.25
t50c
5-30
6-23
6-2C
Spalding (A. G.) Brothers (quar.)
Sparks-Withington, 6% pfd. (quar.)
A
6-15
5-13
6-10
class
5-31
6-15
6-15
A
2
7-15
1
Public Service,
7-
75c
25c
(quar.)
1
Charles
com.
7-
Production
7-
St.
12c
Gas,
Southern
7-
St.
(quar.)
6-15
$$1.06
6-
45c
6-20
1
$1.07 y2
5-20
quar.)
1
4.60%
preferred
5-31
6-2C
7-
4.36%
Louis
1
2
7-lf
6-15
5%
1
6-
7-
6-30
6-15
St.
6-2®
25c
Oxygen Co. (quar.)
Southern Pacific Co.
(quar.)
Southern
1
6-17
1
6-20
1
5-10
5-31
7-27
5-31
7-
5-10
6-1S
6-30
1
7-
6-15
5-31
6-30
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
$1
6-15
5-31
6-15
40c
preferred
4.80%
60c
$30c
5-3L
6-15
6-1,
7-
-
12'Ac
:i'-J
common
6-15 "
0-30
15c
7-
(quar.)
7-15
______
Power,
5-31
37'Ac
$1.20
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
(New
6-15
6-2
1
&
5
6-
7-2
7-
Hotel
56-
7-11
25c
Light
9
6-13
6-15
7-15
20c
!
45c
6-30
*
$1.12%
(quar.)
25C
«
6-
8-15
10c
(quar.).
15c
6-15
6-24
t50c
—
7%
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)_j
6-14
2
6-10
$1.75
40c
(initial)
(quar.)
Shops
6-
$$1.50
Common
40c
C.)
2
6-30
60c
—
6-20
Industries
(F.
2:
7-
Ltd.—
pfd.
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric—
20c
6-14
1
6-30
Co.,
Process,
35c
com. (initial)—
(quar.)—
6-24
6-30
6-20
._.
Saco-Lowell
7-
1
12'A %
(quar.)
(Jacob)
6-
J45c
(increased quar.)
Power
Franklin
Southern
$1
(5-14
25c
7-
$$1.06Vi
5-18
75c
6-20
50c
6-15
8-15
Publicker
new
common
5-31
2
50c
common
(quar.)
5c
Steel,
6-15
7-
50c
40c
(quar.)
preferred
6%
5%
6-15
(quar.)
1
$1.25
6-24
7-
7-
$1.19
Co., new com.
Ryerson & Haynes (quar.)
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
6-24
6-20
25c
Corp.
7-
1
$2
—
(quar.)
Ruberoia Co. (quar.)
9-
preferred
(s-a)
(increased quar.)
com.
(quar.)__
Corp.,
A
7-
Canada
Southern
15c
Electric
Class
9-
preference
R.
R.
1
3
Southern Natural Gas
Ltd. (ord.) (final)
Corp. (quar.)_
Inc.
Bros.
IOC
6-20
$20c
Corp.
3
1
Y.)—
(quar.) __—
Light & Power—
6-
9-
Publication
Telephone,
6-22
6-10
7-
$25c
Paper Co., Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Ronson
6-20
$50c
—.—
(quar.)
Valley
Sugar,
partic. orig. pfd.
Common
(N.
6-
30c
preferred
5%
0-4
6-10
._
Cable
Rome
1
4
6-15
Rico
Porto
8%
J30c
.
Insurance
Genessee
Rolls Royce,
1
7-
6-
(quar.)
Southam Co..
Ltd.
(increased)
Southern California Edison Co.—
6-20
preferred B (quar.)
Rockwell Mfg. (quar.)
7-15
4
37'Ac
preferred
53'Ac
6-
6-15
37'Ac
4.75%
15c
6-15
50c
40c
&
Rockland
10c
$1.05
4.18%
Co.
<fe
American
Rochester
7-
South
Ltd.—
Co.
Mfg.
Quarterly
6-25
$1.12%
4.08%
Little
7
tl3c
(quar.).—
L.)
6-17
1
6-
62'Ac
57'Ac
56'4c
6-
6-17
3d
(quar.)
& Gas, com.
8
1
20c
—
Electric
Carolina
7-
7-
34%c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)..:
common
3
6-17
Is
Corp.,
preferred
6-
6-15
1
—
6-24
(quar.)—
5%
Co.,
6-24
6-30
com.
Controls,
6-15
6-15
$70c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
South Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
$1.25
6-30
quar.)
(quar.)
$2.80 pfd.
5%
7-
Participating
3c
1
Co.
Products
South
50c
preferred
(quar.)—__
5%
preferred (quar.T
$1 divid. partic. preferred (quar.)_.
7-
6
8 3/10c
preferred
(P.
6-
6-15
j.
Paper
Myers, Inc.,
&
6-15
6-30
—
(quar.)
Colorado—
&
$1
40c
Corp
common
(quar.).
(quar.)
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.
6-13
6
Aircraft
$1.25
20c
pfd. A (quar.)_
Corp
preferred
514%
$1.06 »4
$1.40
Co.,
6-
6-30
6-15
5%
25c
dividend
Stock
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
6%
(quar.)
A
Solar
Somerville, Ltd.,
6-10
5-13
6-30
(quar.)
Electric
6-17
5-20
_—._
9-18
Robertson
(quar.)
Service
1
(quar.)
Tools Corp
Tool & Engineering
1
75c
Participating
(quar.)_
preferred
7-
6-15
$2 preferred
Snyder
6-15
Robertshaw-Fulton
preferred
5%
1
com.
10-
2
6-
preferred
Public
6-21
6-10
7-
2c
(quar.)
25c
New
1
1
Mills,
Paper
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.75
t$2
of
7
(quar.)
6-18
(interim)
(quar.)
;
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)
6-10
1
(quar.)
Works
Corp.
1
Robbins
6-30
1
(A. O.)
—
7-
Roan
preferred
Co.
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Skil Corp. (quar.)
$1.75
5%
414%
Service
6-10
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.55
preferred
(quar.)__i
Soss Manufacturing Co. (quar.)__
River Raisin
8
6-
Oil
Sonotone
Stoker
6-13
(increased)
6-15
Riley
6-
6-14
$1.12'A
$1.12'/a
$1.12'A
35c
$30c
$20c
$25c
»
$50c
$15c
$15c
Pattern Co.
Simpson's, Ltd. (quar.)
6-15
1
.»
9-15
Products
6-14
65c
(quar.)
1
Ritter
25c
B
1
$1.50
preferred
(accum.)—
Ltd., com (s-a)
of
Class
7-
Corp,
5-25
30c
$12V2c
common
5%
10-
Oil
5-25
6-15
70c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ltd.,
Silknit,
7-
■
$1.12'A
(quar.)
America, Inc
Co.
Sigma Mines, Ltd
$1.75 '
6-10
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
Snap-On
90c
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Raguenay Power Co.. Ltd.. 414% pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
6
Breweries.
Sonoco
6-13
20c
—
Insurance
Sicks
7-
25c
40c
$30c
Co.
1
6-24
7-
25c
(quar.)
AA
1
7-
—
(quar.)
America, common A (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred B (quar.)
$4.50 preferred C (quar.)
Shuron
Optical
(quar.)
5-10
6-15
$1
,
(quar.)
7-
4.20%
Public
Co.
I
6-
6-15
$50c
$56 %
25c
50c
37'/2c
4c
25c
Shoe Corp. of
—
Co
Metal
45c
Products
Sinclair
62'Ac
(s-a)
Gas
7-
$5c
62'Ac
(quar.)
Washington
—
12'Ac
Progress Manufacturing Co. (initial quar.)—
Prophet (Fred. B.)
Co.
(quar.)
Providence
87'Ac
(quar.)
5c
5%
Corp.,
Price Bros. & Co.,
#
(quar.)
6-ia
6-15
50c
10c
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mfg.
$ 1.75
20c
partic. preferred
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
Shelter
Sherman
1st
40c
non-cum.
6-15
1st preferred
20c
__
Corp. of Canada, Ltd., com.
414% 1st preferred (quar.):
Pratt,
Oil
Ranch
$$1
(s-a)
Power
5
(Howard)
Riegel Textile Corp., $4
$2.50
;
Extra
7-
Smith
50c
(quar.)
com.
6-15
6-23
25c
Co.,
5
7-
Rieke
6-
0-18
—
12'Ac
(stock
Corp.
6-15
6-16
1
redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
4%%
Shelby Salesbook Co
Shell Oil Co.
(quar.)—
dividend)
$1.75
(quar.).
(Increased
7-
12'Ac
Drug
11'4c
(quar.)—
Power
preferred
10c
3
6-
Kline & French Laboratories
33c
_
preferred
6-23
1
Smith,
6-13
$1
(quar.)
6%
7-14
5-27
$10c
(quar.)
7-
50c
6-27
1
6-30
6-15
7-
i
Corp
Mining
Denn
5%
7-
6-27
1
redeemable pfd. A (quar.)
4%
Engineering
6-30
8
7-
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
5-27
Smith
5c
(quar.)
r-ortiand Woolen Mills.
Shattuck
9-12
6-20
25c
_
(quar.)_—
Machine
6-10
50c
quar.)
6-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4
3
7-15
Richfield
6-
6-10
1
(quar.)
6-13
710-
Smith
6-
$1.12'A
G.)
(Frank
62'Ac
2%
$2.50 second preferred
Porter-Cable
Shattuck
Slmmonds Saw & Steel
6- 2
65c
dividend
Co.
6-10"
50c
$$1.50
$$1.50
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
5-23
1
7-
Simplicity
7-15
6-30
6-10
7-
25c
22c
25c
10c
7%
6-15
6-30
$1.50
7%
25c
5-31
(quar.)
9
6-
guaranteed (quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Corp., common
4
7-
Corp.
9
6-16
8
8
(quar.)__
Steel
6-
1
—
Co.
6-
1
3
6-
Extra
Sharon
6-30
7-
"7%
Mining
1
6-30
$1.75
Ltd.
1
9-
25c
7-
(increased)
Development,
Shaler
IB
6-
9-15 V
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
(quar.)
Plough, Inc. (quar.)
Plymouth Oil Co.
(quar.)—.
Pocahontas Fuel Co
!
_u
6-15'
$1.12'A
40c
RR.
^,IIT
30c
5-20
5-31
50c
12'/2c
10c
10c
31 %c
10c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Reynolds Metals
—
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)__.
—
5-31
5-27
(quar;)
6-15
7-
i'
B
$2.25
1
Ltd
Adams
7- 1
93 %C
Arms
Resistoflex
5-31
1
2
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Class
5-20
Rexall
5-11
6-
7-
(quar.J
6-15
5-31
1
1
6-20
6-23
10c
Brothers
20c
5-31
G-24
participating
Serrlck
for
per
Co., com
preferred (s-a)
10c
North
Seeman
6-10
7-
(quar.)
&
1
6-10
$1.12 %
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.
9-
1
50c
Corp.
3%
9-13
—
6-23
1
93 %c
Bolt
1
5c
Co., common
convertible preferred
1
6-15
0-
common
(Los Angeles)
preferred (s-a)
(Canada), Ltd. (extra)
Rice
common (quar.)—
&
6-
Mfg.
7-
6-13
6-23
8-18
22'4c
Insur.
6-
Rhinelander Paper
Inc.
Screw
6-13
Title
6-15
5-31
preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Pittsburgh
Security
$30c
5-31
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 414%
Common
7
75c
(quar.)__._
(quar.)-
Republic Steel Corp.—
New common (initial
$1
preferred
6-
6-15
1
$4 preferred (quar.)
convertible
6-22
5
7-10
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
(quar.)
Gas
5%
7-
25c
Suspender Co. (quar.)
Aircraft Corp., common
7
15c
7-
(quar.)
Natural
6-
6-23
60c
Corp.,
6-15
$1.12%
Pioneer
6-22
6-23
7-10
7-10
(quar.)
Acceptance
1
7-
$1.75
Co.
Gas
7-
7-
;—
Pillsbury Mills,
Seattle
$20c *
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd.
9
87'Ac
Gold Mines.
9-12
7-10
25C
(quar.)
Inc.
10c
$1.25
(monthly)
Co.
1
$6.02
Inc.
52'AC
_
Crow
6%
9-
40c
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co
Phoenix Glass
10-
Lines,
6-
Co.
Republic Insurance (Texas)
4%
preferred (quar.)
6-10
1
25c
(annual)
Seatrain
6-17
8334c
(quar.)——
0-13
6-13
$1.10
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co.
Philco Corp., common
(quar.)
Powell
1
10-
5-31
Electric Co., common (quar.) —
41
preference common
(quar.)
Philadelphia Fund.
Inc.
(quarterly of 13c
from
ordinary net income and 7c from
realized capital gains>____
Porter
7-
40c
5-31
Philadelphia
5%
6
1
(quar.)
preferred
1st
1
45C
$1.18%
(quar.)
6-13
Bit
20c
preferred
7-
--
75c
Phila. Dairy Products,
Polaris
1
6-
1
preferred (quar.)
Polaroid
6-
6-17
7-
preferred
2nd
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
$5.16
.
$4.50
6-15
$1.12%
(quar.)—
Petroleum Corp. of America
Pfizer (Charles) & Co., common
6-17
Securities
on
Rand, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
Renabie
Mines,
Ltd.
(Interim)
5-19
6-13
7-
quar.)
common
7-25
6-30
3'/4%
3
COc
Co
Co.,
Sealed
6-30
Reliance
40c
(quar.)
Pepsi-Cola
1
25c
Reitman's,
$1.15
6-
6-
$1.43%
(quar.)
preferred (initial quar.)_.
Oil (quar.).
Power
Corp.
(quar.)
$4.75
25c
6-20
40c
(quar.)—
6-20
preferred
$5.75
6-20
53c
;
(quar.)
Seaboard
25c
5-20
25c
r
3
Co.
4y2 %
(s-a)_
6-
6-20
7-
50c
-
.
5-20
75c
Brothers,
6
15c
(quar.;
common
6-30
6-15
6-
1st preferred (quar.)
Remington
from
25c
(quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.)—
Placer
5-20
1
5-31
30c
Roller
>
i
Stock
irom net inc.)
preferred
6-15
87'Ac
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Remington
Peoples Drug Stores
Pfttsfield
5-24
7-
Co.,
Reeves-Ely Laboratories, common
30c convertible preference (s-a)
6-13
6
convertible
10c
Reeves
6-15
Finance
$2.12
6-29
Semi-annual
1
6-15
65c
Publishing (quar.)_.
■Stock
6-
2%
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
45c
7-28
6-15
8%c
$5
Piper
8-15
—
Common
Pioneer
7-25
25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
RR.
tquar.)
Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power—
Pickle
7-28
8-15
30c
4.60%
3%%
8-15
Reed
3.35%
$4.50
1
32'Ac
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
4%
7-
45c
Reardon
preferred (quar.)—_
preferred (quar.)
3Va%
5-27
6-10
Seaooard
G
87'AC
preferred (quar.)—.—
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Rayonier, $2 convertible prcfererd
(quar.)_
Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)____
Reading Tube, common j|s-a)___—
50c participating class A
(quar.)_.
Real Estate Title Insurance (Wash., D. C.))
6-15
6-1T
6-
Common
distribution
la
25c
6%
25c
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
Milk
6-14
25C
Engineering Corp.—
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
4V2%
6-20
50c
Pennsylvania
Pet
6-15
6-11
6-
Co
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd., com—
6% preferred (quar.)—
5-31
40c
—
undistributed net income)
Penton
6-30
6-15
1
7-
6-15
Inc.,
6-30
Quarterly
$20c
Clark,
Stevens
5c
preferred
redemption
6-17
C.) Co. (quar.)
Pennroad Corp.—
^Semi-annual pymt. of 25c from accum. net
4.40%
5-24
6-15
(J.
4V2%
6-15
6-28
(quar.)—_
—
Quarterly
6
12'Ac
(quar.)
on
6-
25c
(initial quar.)
com.
Fruit Co., common
Stock
dividend
gain
1
25c
(quar.)
common
new
7-
6-20
&
Fund
Scudder
50c
(entire issue called
July 1 at $105.60
share plus this dividend)
Rapid Electrotype Co. (increased quar.)
3%%
7-15
33C
Penn
realized
12-15
1-3-56
45c
plus this dividend t_
Penney
0-15
3
6-17
6-20
24c
income
net
6-11
25c
(quar.)—
America, common (quar.)—
$3.50 convertible
1
Inc.—
Fund
from
1
$2
Railway & Utilities Investing Corp.—
$3 preferred (accum.)
$3.50 preferred
(accum.)
Ralston Purina Co., com. (quar.)
Common
$1.20 class A (entire issue called for re¬
demption on June 15 at $25 per 6hare
Corp.
6-15
1
10-
214C
(quar.)
Penn-Texas
5-26
—
(quar.)
Cement
6-24
7-
2VaC
—
preferred
Penn-Dixie
6-15
distribution
5-20
5c
Refining
(s-a)
$3.50 conv. 1st.
1
1
6-15
7-
7-
Clark
&
$75c
& Marine Insur.
Condenser
Stevens
7-
30c
(quar.)
common
Oil
State
Radio Corp. of
5-31
6-15
2'Ac
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
Inc.,
6-17
Quemont Mining Ltd.
$1
preferred (annual)
Parker Appliance Co. (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)———
——
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)—
7%
preferred (quar.)
Patlean Co.,
Ltd
•Paton Mfg., Ltd., common
(quar.)_
Peden Iron & Steel (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Ltd
Wenlnsular Telephone,
common
(quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
—
Controls,
Quaker
5-27
50c
4%%
Peun
Quaker City Fire
6-lb
3714 c
—
Corp.—
Park Sheraton
6-30
2
75c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-15
7-
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co. (quar)—_—
Radio
(quar.)
5%
Pyramid
20c
6% preferred (quar.)
Park Chemical Co.,
6-15
75c
(quar.)
Paramount Pictures
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)_—
preferred
Pyle-National
8%
Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)—
Pan American World Airways (quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
Common
(increased quar.)
4%
6-17
$1.75
Page
Pantex Mfg. Corp.,
6-15
7-
common
(quar.)
A
1
'
dividend
1
preferred
Scudder
6-15
100%
6-28
7-
$4.50
6
A
Fund of Boston—
(George)
Stock
6-15
6-
7-
.
quar.)
(increased
Products
Purolator
9
6-30
6-14
Payable of Rec.
15c
$1.12 »/2
Inc.,
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
20c
50c
(increased quar.)
Ho'
When
Per
5-31
6-14
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
Inc.
Corp., Ltd.
2c
65c
common
Common
6-
Purex
Putnam
(initial quar.)
.
—IPacific Refiners, Ltd.___-~^~-~--——--■——Pacific Telephone & TelegraphNew
Pullman,
5-31
6-18
6-30
10c
pfd. ($25 par)
conv.
6-15
31'Ac
(Initial quar.)
(initial quar.)
commfitl
Coast,
yucific
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Holder$
When
Per
Holder*
Whin
Ptr
Share
of Company
Name
B
Starrett
class
A
(quar.)
(L.
S.)
Co
(increased)
7-
8
6-2<
$i5c
7-
8
6-2*
50c
7-
1
6-lj
50c
6-30
6-1^
$15c
1
(quar.)
Stanley Home Products
Volume 181
Number 5437
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
-V? Name of
Company
When
Share
State Loan & Finance
Holdei
Per
Payable of Rec
Corp.—
Name of Company
class
A
(quar.)
17 fee
6-15
6-
class
B
(quar.)
17V2C
fa-15
6-
1
Century-Fox
Quarterly
1
Common
6%
preferred
6%
convertible
(quar.)
Common
5%
3772c
preferred
Stetcher-Traung
series
Lithograph
A
(quar.)
preierred
1
6-
1
tquar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Bros.,
Ltd.
6-30
tl.25
6-15
O-JU
o-xa
<1.25
9-30
9-15
$1.25
_
(increased
12-30
12-15
quar.)
125c
(quar.)
7-
2
6-15
25c
Brewers
Sterling Aluminum Products
Twjn
7-
5
6-15
preferred (quar.)
Baer & Fuller—
1st
preferred
Stockton
Whatley
stock
A
$4
Davin
annual
cash
&
5%
the
payable
in
Stone
&
Storer
pref.
Webster,
B
Stuart
Co.
Co.
Swift
&
common
(liquidating)
1
15c
7-29
7-18
7-
$1.25
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-21
1
6-21
6-20
6-10
30c
7-
6-20
5-
pfd.
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-30
6-
7-15
4-
8
135c
7-
I
6-15
6-15
5-13
50c
7-
1
6-
1
10-
1
9-
5%
Products,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-1-56
12-
1
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
50c
7-
1
6-10
$1
_.
7-
1
7-
1
t4c
7-
2
4-29
7-
1
7- ,1.
6-15
5 fe %
preferred
(quar.)
68 %c
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)_
71 %c
7-
1
6-15
Co
25c
&
Fenn, 4.32% conv. pfd. <quar.t__
Taylor Instrument (increased quar.)
Extra
Taylor, Pearson
Telluride
&
Carson,
Power
Co.,
Alabama
Tennessee,
Tennessee
Ltd.
2nd
•
preferred
&
Georgia
(quar.)
Corp.
Tennessee
6%
Gas
Transmission,
(s-a)
6-15
6-
7
27c
6-15
6-
45c
7-
1
1
7-
4
120c
6-15
3c
6-15
6-
6-15
3772c
(quar.)_
com.
6-27
6-
9
7-
35c
6-
3
1
'
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0272
7-
1
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.0674
7-
1
6-
3
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.15
7-
1
6-
3
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.16
7-
1
6-
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.1674
7-
1
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27 7a
7-
1
6-
3
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.28
1
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$1.3174
7-
1
6-
(quar.)
$1.4674
7-
1
6-
Texas
Gas
Lines.
Inc.
Texas
Gas
4.96%
preferred
5.4%
Texas
Transmission,
Gulf
Natural
Texas
Foil
Ltd.,
Jersey
Co.
Textron
American,
.
common
:
B
Thermatomic
Thermoid
Thomaston
(quar.)
com.
Thorofare
5%
70c
Markets,
common
(quar.)
pfd, series B (quar.)__
pfd., initial series (quar.)
nonconvertible
5%
convertible
Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar. )
60c convertible preferred (quar.)
Thrift Stores,
Ltd.
Thrifty Drug
41/4%
Tide
Common
$1.20
Time Finance
6%
pfd.
share
Too
(Ky.),
this
Tailors.
5%
preferred
Packing
Oil
Torbrit
Silver
partic.
Toronto
Torrington
Traders
Class
AV2V0
5%
Co.
A
$10.50
;
6-15
Co.
7-
1
(interim)
6-15
U.
(quar.)
(quar.i
Trinity
Universal
Troy &
Greenbush
6-17
6-30
6-10
6-25
6-15
U.
S.
5-31
U.
S.
Trust
United
6-15
5-31
6-30
6-15
10c
7-
1
6-10
3174C
7-
1
6-10
3174C
7-
1
6-10
6-39
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
RR.
(s-a)
Asso.
True Temper Corp., common
preference
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
5%
,
Lines,
United
Co.,
Ltd.,
8%
Leaf
7%
Match
7-
7
7
7-
1
10c
Utah
Hotel
Oil
6-30
-
Co.
Utah
Utica Transit
7-
6-20
1
Power
&
Light
6-
7-
1
Norman
7-
Co.
2
6-
1
35c
6-25
6-15
6-25
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
6-
6-18
5-31
8
Equipment
Co.
Vanity
Fair
Vapor
A
Class
6-29
6-
J25c
7-
1
6-15
Class
7-
1
6-15
Class
{$1.25
7-
2
6-15
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
A
3
Co.,
B
7-
6-3
1
7-
1
6-15
f
Victor
7-
1
6-
8
6-
8
Viking
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
(quar.)
6%
Virginia
Electric
6-15
7-lo
1
75c
7-
1
$1.25
7-
1
25c
6-23
5-23
Common
$3.50
6-13
5-20
$4.04
preferred
$4.20
preferred
8-25
8-16
11-25
11-15
6-15
6-15
7-15
6-
J
5-31
6-30
$1.25
6-15
5-31
pfd.
(quar.)
{$1.75
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
26c
6-18
6-
3
Paper
(quar.)
Motor,
6-
7-
1
l
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
40c
Wico
M'fg.,
67c
Stores,
preferred
Oil
Wilson
&
&
'6-20
7-
1
75c
7-
1
6-2C
25c
8-19
7-2S
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
$1.25
6-15
6-
1
Co.,
Machine Co.—
preferred
(s-a)
B
—
(quar.)_______
$4.25
Lovett
preferred
Grocery
25c
6-10
5-2C
7-
1
6-13
6-25
6-17
IS2.50
6-30
6-1
$1.06 74
(monthly)___,._
pfd, (s-a)
Wisconsin Electric Power—
6%
6-15
6-
6-30
6-16
1
preierred
Wisconsin
3tcck
$1.50
(quar.)_____
Electric
Hydro
(quar.)
dividend
6-15
5-31
Wisconsin Michigan Power, 47^%
5-31
Wisconsin
6-15
6-
4.80%
preferred
7-
6-15
Wisconsin
Public
6-
Wiser
1
6-30
1
9
15c
7-15
&
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-15
6-
3
6-15
6-
5
6-15
5-31
57e
6-15
5-31
$1.20
6-15
5-31
27'/2c
6-20
5-27
7-
1
6-10
15c
6-15
5-31
25c
6-15
6- 3
2'/a%
6-20
5-31
1272C
627aC
6-20
6-15
6-30
6-15
common
Co.
Insurance
<quar.)_
(quar.)
class
Co.,
A
(quar.)—
Machinery—
—
Petroleum
Co.,
(quar.)
Mfg., Ltd.
■
*
dividend)—
(stock
fully-paid
(quar.)—
common
non-assessable
'
Class
B
non-cumulative redeemable preferred
($1
share.
pan
Class
B
will
shares
be
'redeemed July 29)
7-1
6-3
6-15
6-30
6-10
World
6-20
6-10
6-20
6-
Worthington Corp.
com.
(quar.)
47i7o prior preferred (quar.)
472% conv. prior pfd. (quar.)
6-20
6-10
Woodward
&
Lothrop,
,\.'5% preferred
9-10
912-
1
7-4
6-29
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Publishing
Mfg.,
$5
(initial
6-28
6- 8
6-15
6-
50c
6-20
6- 1
$1.1272
6-15
6-
1
6-
I
$1.12 72
preferred
$2.50
(s-a)__
Wrigley
{12fec
6-15
6-
1
&
preferred
11-29
6-15
.
Yard-Man,
York
6-4
9-15
12-15
Mfg.
(increased)
Virginian
6%
Railway
preierred
Visking
Vulcan
Corp.,
4fe%
Vulcan
7%
Vulcan
Corp.
35c
6-30
1
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-
6-15
$3
7-
6-15
Mold
&
Iron
$1.50
1
40c
6-20
6-20
5-31
$1.05
6-20
5-31
$1.25
6-20
30c
7- 1
6-15
7-1
10%
8-30
8-18
25c
Youngstown
Younker
5%
*
Spring & Wire
Sheet
Brcs.,
preferred
472%
Ltd.,
62fec
6-15
6-
8-
7-15
Zion's
&
Tube
6-15
6- 1
(quar.)
.;
1
6-15
75c
—
($100
common
preferred
Co-operative
5-13
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
G27ac
$1.25
1772c
par)
(quar.)
6-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
par) (quar.)
($50
——
$5674c
8- 1
8-1
7- 2
1- 2
75c
6-30
6-10
J2272c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Increased)
1
5-31
Mercantile
Institute—
1
——75c
Co.
6-15
6-6
7V2c
Quarterly
Zonolite
7-11
G-30
(annual)
^Transfer books not closed
for this dividend.
tPayable In U. S. funds, less 15%
6-13
6-
75c
6-30
6-15
$1.12
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
7%
(stock dlv.)
50c
(quar.)
6-10
6-
5-31
37fee
(quar.)
1
6-15
567»c
(quar.)
Zenith Radio Corp.
<
(quar.)
Detinning, common
preferred (quar.)
(L. A.)
Zeller's,
prior preferred
prefererd
preferred
47a%
6
$1.01
common
7-
6-20
7-tfu
1272C
(quar.)
common
Yosemite Park & Curry
5-27
(quar.)
1
6-20
9-
6-30
(quar,)__
1
5-16
7-1
8*
75c
—
Inc.
Corp.,
11-29
6-30
(quar.)
1
25c
(monthly)—
Jr., Co.
Towne
1
9-
9-15
12-15
20c
quar.)
6-15
8-
2r>c
(Wm.)
Monthly
50c
(quar.)
8
6-20
—87fec
(quar.)
6- 8
25c
—
prior
6-
6-28
$1.25
—
Co.
57«
50c
1
12-10
8
$1.1272
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
7-1
6
5-31
$1.1272
dividend
(One
6-15
pfd. (quar.)
Co.
preferred
Woods
6-
pfd
Light, 472%,
Service,
Newspaper
Woodley
6-24
8
&
Dessauer
Stock
7-15
6- 8
75c
Power
Oil
7-31
6-20
6-20
25c
—_
—10%
6-15
Young
Power—
6-20
5c
(quar.)_
non-cum.
~
.
(s-a)_—
A
preferred
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5%
6-15
6-17
7- 1
——
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
1
6-10
6-17
6-30
20c
$1.0674
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
1
7-
30c
(quar.)
&
6-30
40c
(quar.)_____
common
preferred
6-15
7-20
626-24
(quar.)____—
6- 3
1
8-
$1.3174
preferred A
7-15
6-3
*
*7- 1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric, 67c
Wieboldt
(quar.)
new com. (increased)
common
preferred
•Williams
6-15
30c
(quar.)..
(quar.)
6-15
1
30c
&
9-9
1
7-
{50c
(accum.)
v-itr
1
8-
convertible
Chemical—•
preferred
1
10-
$1.25
—
(quar.)__
convertible
110c
participating
6-24
-
Ltd.
57c
$1.25
Co
7-15
.8-
57f
Pump
b-lo
GOc
(quar.)__
com.
20c
—
7-15
1
b-30.
6-10
Inc.
5%
Inc.
.'—;
8-
55c
—
(quar.)__;
5-31
tl2fec
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina
40c
(quar.)_
Stationery,
5-31
tl2fec
Equipment
6-15
6-15
$2
Cos.
55c
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
1
5 'A %
6-10
$1.25
Works, common
3fe% preferred (quar.fc
4% preferred (quar.)
2
5
{50c
t35c
(quar.)
20c
Chemical
2
7-
A
:
1
5-31
tlOc
7-
7-15
6-10
7-
White
6-17
tlOc
7-
3174C
class
1
7-
6-3
25c
(initial)
7-
5-31
6-17
1
50c
Wood
B
Victor
6-15
1
7-
{25c
6-14
B
{60c
35c
7-
7-
20c
_
Class
6-17
$1.10
(quar.)
(George),
1
(quar.)
5-26
Securities—
30c
class A
50c
6-15
8
7-
(quar.)
f30c
6-15
$2
(quar.)
6-10
1
Yale
Viceroy Mfg.
6-8
6-20
7-
Wolverine
(quar.)
6-15
5c
(quar.)
25c
pfd.
1
25c
Wolf
Ltd. Tquar.„
6-20
7-
7-1
(quar.)___.—__
15c
Heating Corp., 5%'
preferred
(quar.)
5%
7-15
35c
(quar.)
Worumbo
Viau,
$1.0272
$1.10
6-10
8
6-20
(quar.)
Mills
6-20
5-27
6-20
(quar.)
6-2C
7-15
7-
7-14
(quar.)
Vanity
1
7-
&
Whitehall Cement
6-3
7-1
75c
De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers,
Quarterly
6-10
6-25
7-15
$1.05
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref.
3
20c
Van
Van
6-30
55c
7-
1
(increased)—
6-15
7-29
7-15
(quar.)
Corp.
1
1
7-
6-15
4%
6-15
6-
7-29
8-
—
3
6-15
$1.12fe
r
com.
(quar.)
6-20
30c
(quar.)_
6-
{12fec
50c
(quar.)
6-24
32V2C
quar.)__
—
:
Stores
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
$5
prior preferred
—_>
6-13
30c
Refining
3
6c
(accum.I_
(increased
Co.,
Ltd.,
6-20
\lV2c,
(quar.)
9
6-
6-15
1
{17 fee
.
(quar.)
6-
6-15
7-
25c
Paper, class A
B
Whltaker
$1.12fe
{25c
quar.)
6-30
35c
(quar.)
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
6-21
$3.50
(quar.)
d-25
RR.—
Air Brake Co.
Weston
6-21
GOc
common
Corp.
pfd.
30c
(quar.)_______
6-10
29c
(quar.)___
43%c
.
9-15
12-1?
(accum.)
Westmoreland,
6-21
7-
10c
(quar.)
6-12
1
1-3-56
Wheeling. & Lake Erie RR., com. (quar.)—__
$1.43%
4% prior lien (quar.)______________—$1
6-20
I2V2C
(quar.)
5-16
Power
7-10
62'/2c
(quar.)
preferred
Universal
B
Insurance
—
Tobacco,
10-
50c
common
Massachusetts
Class
N
Ltd
Corp.,
5uc
$1.20
Grocers,
preferred
Winn
(s-a)
Y.)
1
6%
Co.
Co.,
preferred
preierred
57c
5-24
45c
Stockyards, com.
(increased
preferred (quar.)
7-11
5-25
$1.12 72
&
8
6
$1
(quar.)—
Inc.
(N.
7-
(s-a)
15c
convertible
70c
Universal
6-27
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Electric Light
5%
(realized gains from
com.
pfd.
Co.
Steel
Upson Co.
$1.75
(quar.)
Trunkline Gas, $5 preferred A
Gas,
Co.,
non-cum.
6-10
50c
25c
(quar.)
Assurance
$2.50 class A
5-31
2
40c
Tucson
Tobacco
6-17
$1.50
75c
securities)__
6-17
7-
1
(s-a)
Department
Western
6-10
7-
22V2C
(quar.)
5-25
6-1
6-10
30c
(quar.)
1
6-20
preferred C (quar.)
Utilities, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
$1.40
6-15
7-
S.
7%
value
Corp.
Truck
6-15
{50c
Insurance
6-20
7-
$1.50
Fund—
7-
$1.50
Texas
Wilcox
A
7-1
ioc
(quar.)
preferred
Western
6-24
(quar.)
series
Co..
Sugar
Power
Western
6-10
5-31
6-10
(quar.)
investment
{60c
(Hartford)
1
6-30
6-20
50c
Securities
{$1.1272
(quar.)___
Insurance
Tuckett Tobacco
of
6-30
17 fee
Co.
Sugar
35c
,
Treesweet Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
4.V2 %
sale
S.
40c
:_
Line
7-
6-10
7-15
....
preference
{25c
(quar.)..
tquar.)
Pipe
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
35c
•
15c
& seashore
preferred
Western
J.)—
Card
Railroad
S.
U.
t5c
T
Gas
6-10
50c
(s-a)
Common $2 par
5-31
4c
A
7-15
25c
(quar.)_—____
6-15
Westbrook-Thompson Holding Corp
Westeel Products, Ltd. (quar.)______^
7-15
8-10
$1.75
Foundry
Potash
Class
class
1
pref.
quar.)
6-16
42V2C
4.10'%
West
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
5%
U.
6-15
$1
___
Transue & Williams Steel Forging (quar.)
Travelers
1
20c
(quar.)
Transcontinental
7-
15c
com. (quar.)
commcn
8-
$1.75
Co
&
Playing
S.
6-15
6-15
{15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
1
Pipe
S.
Chemical
Electric
%
4.20%
per
dividend)
(quar.)
Ltd.,
77-
25c
Ltd.
Corp.
Finance
B
U.
for
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mortgage
Towmotor
at
1
5-31
20c
(N. Y.)
<N.
preferred
Lumber
S.
U.
10c
(quar.)
called
(quar.)__
class
1
20c
issue
Construction,
Mines.
6-
6-25
30c
common
Toronto Iron Works Ltd..
60c
___
(quar.)—
Corp.
1
$1.1272
(quar.)
Todd Shipyards Corp.
Toklan
(quar.)
6-15
$1
(initial
6-16
Co.__
Machinery—
Insurance
Utah
quarterly
Ltd.
Co.
U.
1
$1.0674
July
on
plus
Tishman Realty &
Tobin
pfd.
(entire
par
S.
7-
Oil—
(increased quar.)
redemption
Tin
4%%
5-27
20c
Utah Home Fire Insurance
(quar.)
Co.
$10
S.
7-
t40c
(stock dividend*
Tilo Roofing Co.
8
15c
(quar.)
Associated
preferred
7-
ll'fec
(quar.)
Stores,
preferred
Water
1
$1
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
(quar.)
Snowdrift
Penn
4 V2
7
&
Penn
West
$4.25
25C
preferred
6-
$2.50
(quar.)_
common
35C
(quar.)
partic.
(Bait.)
7-
(quar.)
Westminister
(quar.)
Hoffman
$6
Products, common—.
preferred
(quar.)
4%
8-
End
West
7
6-21
25c
(quar.)
6-16
S3.50
25c
6-13
.—
10c
_
non-cum.
common
Lines Co.
U.
25c
Thompson
Thompson-Starrett,
S.
8
$1
Co.,
6-
Co.
&
Indies
8
7-
$1
(quar.)
Mills
7-
1
25C
(quar.)
Mfg.
Carbon
Co.
1
8-
31 Tic
;
4-21
re¬
Securities. Corp.—
for redemption on June
share plus this dividend
preferred
New
25c
(quar.)
Canal
&
1
(quar.)
preferred
(final)—
capital
per
Gypsum,
58c
preferred
7-15
6-21
called
$105
Extra
S.
Oil
Common
5-31
5-13
8-
$1.21
_
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)__
4% preferred A (quar.)____
Glass
6-15
SI
$1.14
_
(quar.)
4%
issue
S.
U.
Gardner
Jersey
5
1
(quar.)—_—
Foreign
at
41/2%
(quar.)
from
5-26
1
Wire
West
6-15
6-15
7-
1
—
U.
6-15
1
7-15
7-
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Westinghouse
ordinary
RR.
Freight Co.
U.
$4 preferred
(quar,)__
preferred
1
7-
1
7-
class A
Co.,
S.
U.
preferred
Inc.,
-4%
7-
6-
$1.06Vi
pence
Corp.,
U.
7%
6-15
10c
4.8
preferred
&
30
6-15
6-
25c
Textiles,
1
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Thatcher
7-
25c
Wesson
60c
B
Entire
6-15
6-15
Wells
5%
and
Pacific
S.
Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
Utilities
7-15
1
5-31
5-31
50c
Manufacturers
$1.37%
.
Fund
(quarterly from net in¬
income) payable in cash or stock
holders option
6-15
14.3d
U. S. Life
(quar.)
preferred
$4.84
1
7-
$1.35
Gas
Texas Power & Light,
$4.56
1
8-
127aC
$1.24
(quar.)
Sulphur Co.
Common
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
Texas Illinois
commcn
(quar.)
7-
$1.16
Service, $4 preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$1
$1.14
(quar.)_
Electric
S4.56
$4.64
&
6-25
1
vestment
6-15
37Vic
(quar.)
6-10
7-
Wellington
Western
:
3
7-
Washburn
5-25
6-10
invest¬
common
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
7%
3
preferred
Tennessee Natural
5-ix-
6-10
J8c
-
New
Class
3
5.25%
5.85%
net
(quar.)
Molasses,
United
U.
6-15
6-24
87Vic
dividend
pence
United
3
5.10%
convertible
Preferred
(From
7-29
1
25c
preferred
convertible
4%
West
serve
S.
4%
40c
)_
Merchants
9Vi
3
6-15
'
(quar.)
8-19
7-
7-15
Co.—
5-31
75c
Fund
income
&
6-25
56V<c
(quar.)
o-2C
20c
(increased)
convertible
6-15
t4Gc
(quar.)
6-3
1
25c
(quar.)
Co,
Western Tablet
United
S.
4%
7Vic
(s-a)
(quar.)
Extra
U.
Weeden
6-6
$1.12Vi
preference
preferred
Stock
U.
6-24
1
Inc.—
3
4.25%
6
7-
West
Uluminating__.
United
1
7-
45c
Improvement,
5-27
Products
West
6-15
""25c
Ry
&
Weco
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
6-15
7-
Webb
12Vic
(quar.)—
Gas
1
35c
Taylor
6
6-24
25c
common
6 20
7-
62'/2c
.
Knitting Mills
(quar.)
Kuapp, $3 pfd. (accum.)
6
$1.25
Gas
4V4 %
Wayne
at
Ltd.
5tc
25c
RR.,
7-
25c
7
Worts—
com
preferred
River
f25c
Glass,
Fastner
Co.,
$1.25
(quar.)
6-6
guaranteed (s-a)__
Washington Water Power (quar.)
Waukesha Motor (quar.)
America—
United
United
6-
6-17
7-2
(quar.)
com.
Baking
Ware
Circuit—
United
6-15
5%%
Tappan Stove
>6-15
&
(quar.)
Co.
(increased)
20c
(quar.)
Share,
Income
ment
1
Co.,
A
5V2%
7-8
(s-a)
&
Funds
7-20
Ward
6-17
(quar.)
common
preferred
United Fruit Co.
United
8-15
&
Walworth
20c
(quar.)__
convertible
United
7-20
3
7-
Gooderham
$1.25
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50
8-15
50c
&
A
United-Carr
United
6-15
<2 %e
of
United Carbon Co.
6-10
25c
_
Can
Series
6-10
$1.10
(James), com. (quar.)
preferred (qdar.)
Bond
United
6-
8-1
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
United
6-30
{25c
preferred
$4.50
1
50C
common
Class
15c
6-24
{12fec
quar.)
(See Hiiam Walker)
Walker
{35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Theatre
United Biscuit
1
5-31
6-10
7-20
(s-a)
Artists
1
50c
;
Gold
B
United
6
50c
!
_____
$1.40
1
50c
Electric
Class
7-
6-20
8-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
7-15
6-15
$1.12Vi
quar.)
Products
(H.)
7-20
(initial (quar.)
(Omahal
Lines,
Aircraft
Aircraft
Walker
8-15
United Amusement, Ltd.—
Class A (s-a)
6-17
1
15c
Talcott
5%
United
Wagner
Waldorf
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
6-17
5-27
1
6-
$2
6-17
1
6-17
__2__
7-
7-
92Vic
(quar.)
class A
Co.
Yards
Rope
Air
United
40c
convertible
Sylvanite
1
1
$1.12
;
tquar.)
preferred
$4.40
6b-
6-
15c
(quar.)__
:
Ltd.,
Paper Co.
Quarterly
S4
6-15
6-14
RR.
•
Quarterly
Sylvania
Wire
United
25c
Coip.,
Co.
Union
5-31
40c
preferred A (quar.j
;
Sundstrand Machine Tool (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp
(quar.)
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Sutherland
5-31
1
40c
(quar.)
Superior Propane,
Stock
1
6-14
1
(quar")
$4.50
Super-Cold
Union
7-
Canada, Ltd.
Co
Payable of Rec
10c
6-11
87Vic
—
Share
Cotton, Ltd. (reduced
Electric Co. (quar.)
System, Inc. (quar.)
35c
_
(Detroit)
new
RR.
Wabasso
25c
(quar.)_
Company
Goodwill Station
Wabash
>
75c
i
(initial
B
7-
$1
(quar.)
Sun Chemical
class
35c
.
25c
Mfg. Co.
Pacific
37ac
,
(inc. quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(S.)
6-15
25c
Stouffer Corp.
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 preferred
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Stroock
7-15
25c
Inc
of
Co.
Metal
Union
(quar.)
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
Union
New
par
(quar.)
com.
Gas
Investment
semi¬
$4
37Vic
(quar.)
Union
b-17
62fec
iquar.j
(quar)
preferred
6-10
b-^o
75c
Street
(quar.)
Union Oil & Gas
of
40c
prior
6-13
6-15
Co.—
lieu
stock
Stokely-Van Camp,
1
6-30
43 %c
paid in
dividend
preferred
6-28
17v«c
The
Holder■
When
per
Name ol
WJR
(quar.)
preferred
Holder$
40c
Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$3.70
When
Payable of Rec.
—
(quar.)
Salle
Union
(quar.)
dividend
7-
56c
Clutch
La
Corp.
$4.50
4fe%
(Del.)
Underwood Corp. (quar.)
Union Bag & Paper (quar.)
Stern & Stern Textiles—
Stix,
7%
Disc
South
Udylite
1
6-
Corp.
Co., common
(duar.j
convertible
preference
(quar.)
$1.50
6-16
25c
Film
Coach
Twin
2U8
preferred:(quar.).
Sterling
6-
6-15
25c
5%
Stedman
6-15
3772c
Corp.—
(quar.)-
5%
Share
Twentieth
Common
53
(2741)
6-30
6-15
a
Less
25c
6-20
6-10
x
7-20
7-11
y
Previous
10c
6-15
6-
Canadian non-residents tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
35c
6
1
^Payable
in
resident
Canadian
tax
British
15%
;
fund's,
tax
deductible
resident tax 7%
at
the
source.
Non¬
.
income tax.
published
date and/or
date
inem-reH.
record date is indicated here.
The
corrected
payment
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2742)
March
General
Corporation and
ing
United
First
1984
June
on
due
banks
amount
$1,500,000
of
and
the
to
repayment
Vactron
The
Corp.
The
&
on
covering 300,000
($1 per share) through
proceeds
to
are
Co., Inc.,
atomic
the
used
and
to
pay
incident
expenses
marketing
television
manufacture,
to
tubes,
picture
The
the
etc.
(10
cents
used
to
company
net
McLean
share),
expenses
has
pany
the
M.
8
June
offered
46,621
capital.—V.
notification
of
shares
for
with
of
180,
Contracts
with
major
million
Co.,
for
to retire
Ltd.,
cubic
Royalite
Ltd.
and
British
feet
Oil
selling
Oil
refunding mortgage bonds, series L, due June 1, 1985,
100.959% and accrued interest, to yield 3.20%. This
offering was oversubscribed and the books closed. The
group won award of the ^sue at competitive sale on
7
June
on
of
bid
a
line
main
to
sell
other
Five
&
Stone &
Union
and
The
bids
Co.
redemption
prices
They
&
Halsey,
were:
Hutzler,
Facific
103.96%
from
at
to
1C0.96%
to
the
option
and
par,
plus
par,
of
V.
Alberta,
that this
their
for
Oil
Company,
accrued
for
This
be
by
used
expenditures
includes
estimate
for
1955
tories
$23,400,000
capacity
electric
an
of
North
in
gas
by
transmission
electric
SEC
facilities.
utility
Carolina
Norfolk
the
(25
with
operating
West
and
and
its
Newport
in
most
Virginia.
News.
is estimated
company
principal
at
2,450,000.
Richmond,
Virginia
of
It
in
also
For
in
and
distributes
the
of
'
the
12
The
months
Bank
Appointed—
better
were
end
adjusted in Th* factory
evidenced by results
being
were
now-as
31,
aimr-nt^d to *97,000.000
net sales
period
May
than
$12^0,000
Farmers
Trust Co., New York, is
$2,300,000 principal amount
for
1,
1985.—V.
173,
paying
trustee,
$1,400,000.
net
earnings
■
during
ptuC net
earn-"
com-'ares
This
with
p.
per
May
on
proceeds
of
through
are
to
be
letter
a
common
TV
2435.
used
to
pay
notification
of
stock
Driscoll-Hanscn,
to
be
the
same
period
June
on
3
by
technical
and
to
Commander
to
know-hgw of
of
bis
the
manufacturing
use
E.
of
Chicago
government
officials,
launch
is
contract
covering
F.
McDonald,
to
Z n't'i
Phone-
eomp-rr'.
broadcast
arrangements
Kon'a
subscription
to
produce
the
and
similar
Brltirh
operate
to
the
that
one
producer
wi1!
service.
Zenith
In
establish
its
concluded
expenses
a
general
with
the
Roia-, Company of Melbourne,
Australia, last N vembcr,1 t * estabh&n
subscription TV in New Zealand and Australia.—V. 180, p. 2342.
p<r
.
Inc.,
the
the system.
Zenith
^corporation
the
make
for
contract
gauge
permissiion
devices
According
the
bmai
a
the
and
Rapid City, S. D.
incident to, mining
,
'• i
•>
■
fcinnbad, Inc., Denver, Olo.—Files With SEC—
The
corporation
SEQ..;oovering
offered
has
called for redemption on June 30, next, all of its
non-cumulative redeemable preferred stock (par $100)
at $105 per share.—V. 177, p. 146.
^
company
r
.
Corp.—Subscription Television Contract.
announced
was
with
to seek
t^rms,
at
.'/•
Korda, leading British film producer, has signed con-i
(his corporation
(~«">rd tWn e^abTishment of sub-"
television in the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Channel
programs
new
with
offered
•'!
President.
plans
Exchange Commission—
filed
26
shares
900.000
share)
2289.
p.
Sir Alexander
visioft;
first
3.15%
of
181,
Rnfjio
Armed
at
SI
May
on
filed
27
letter
a
of
notification
^
with
*
t^e
10,000 shares of cla-s A common stcck (no par) to be
per share, and 40,000 shares of class A-l corr.wn ft<rk
■(nonpar) to be offered at 50 cents per share, without
-The^proceeds are to be used to purchase inventoiy and
outstanding 5%
ended
ending
traces, with
Winnipeg Electric Co.—Calls Preferred Shares—
paths
served
months
taxes
year-ago.—V.
scription
Va.,
natural
territory
this
IrlanTv it
company
net
air conditioners
^situation is well in hand
three
w
operations.
office
Population
a
is a Canadian-firm sponsored .principally by
Ltd., Calgary, and Sunray Oil Corp., Tulsa, Okla.-r-..,
registrar
covering
cents
The
■';C;
BUSINESS—Company,
is
for
the
*$30.000.000-- sales-
Transmission
C'ty
The
remaining
electric
of
$1,900,COO
650-mile
Calumbia^ It has contracted •>..
at.a 90%. load factor to Pacific j
Pipeline Corp. at the BC-Washington border, as-.a; suppled
supply for the western states.
1
.'..J"'
..
-
—Files With Securities and
expenditures are for other additions and replacements
and gas facilities to meet load demands and to
increase
and
packaged
last
nere'ST"
additional
for
generating
of
t*»e
•
inss--after
f
Wicker-Baldwin Uranium Mining Co., Rapid City, S. D.
estimated
are
well
.
commenting
and- 4ield.
the
The
efficiency.
gas
and
agent
expenditures or to reimburse
expended in connection with the con¬
funds already
Construction
for
will
financing
-39-inch;
that
with
known John Wanamaker Philadelphiastore is clso being
with York centrifugal cooling systems using 2,100 horsepower. '
on
the general business of this corporation, Mr.
Lauer : said that following several early months of their fi cal
year,"
d'ring which sales and earnings were adversely affrct°d w'Tle inven¬
Ii)
;
Jr.,
construction
program.
$53,000,000.
the
from
-a,
said
into
equipped
of
"':>*• V .>
also
systems is upwards
British
per
Wichita Water Co.—Trustee
in¬
\
day
Petroleums
The
of
7-'pY
preservation of food Sor their chain stores. The expenditures for thesel
of $2,000,000.
*
initial
fieWsr of northwestenw Ti During
to,>construct
proposes
through
feet
two
a
Ltd., .Gulf
Columbia.
cubic
are
a
entered
co:h.acts
com¬
This
and growing
and
Chairman
wives
the
corporation was executing several
n"tionrlly known Safeway Sror?s to eouip
number of new warehouses in the middle and far west wit'" ,ultvamodern systems of industrial air conditioning for both fgn'^sainer and
Supply—
180, p. 2642.
the
special
at
large
British
south
Westcoast
100.419;
100.3599;
redemption
to
from
proceeds
provide
treasury
3Vis.
Bros.
White, Weld & Co.,
the
mortgage bonds, series E, due March
to
struction
at
subject
running
for
100.41;
in
million
case.
PROCEEDS—Net
company
its
be
ranging
prices
in each
terest
all
Salomon
100.319.
Corp.,
will
bonds
at
company
100.47399;
Securities Corp.,
Securities
new
received,
were
Inc.,
Webster
located
directly
300
Northwest
100.575%.
of
Lauer
Gas
J.
Transmission
their
r'tv''.
'
ht hhh'
Board
are
large centrifugal refrigeration units using about 10,900 horse¬
will provide chilled water to a loop system holding about 600,009
gallons and which government engineers say is the largest hydraulic
re
»T,'2£rv*4'"> s-%m o' its '-fnd in the world.
Co.
northeastern
and
Westcoast
mental
Stuart
is
gas
Alberta
at
selling 40,030 shares
140,000 shares, respec¬
l&ur
.
The
Ebert
company;
Wooster,
o!
is
.
distributors
Fina
the
of
.
Caldwell,
whom
of
198,356, and
power
include Pacific Petroleums Ltd.,
Ltd., which companies will supply
Other suppliers will be Imperial Oil,
Canadian
for
Stewart Lauer, President, this company has started
giant cooling system to be instaLdd in the Capitol
Washington, D. C., from w.iich it will serve the air
conditioning systems in seven large government buildings within a
two*i»ile circle.
■
hh
vY,
'.■hv-'v-;.;
■■
•; v
B. White and A. M. Lloyd, Fargo Oils.
and Pathfinder Petroleums Ltd.,. Shell Oil. Co., and
Associates,
American
Ltd.,
Canada,
on
stock.
to
construction
indebted¬
Co.
day.
per
Co.,
of
Co.
SEC
offered
be
Corp., York, Pa.—Installing New Giant Cooling
Systems—Earnings Show Gain—
The
Gas
to
York
20-year supply of gas at
is the amount con¬
a
day.
per
ch?"
commdrt
par
are
R.
James
each
Grable and Horatio B.
respectively,
selling stockholders.
the
1718.
Calgary,
Natural
Canadian
Pa.,.and
General Manager,
holdings of 240,000,
tively. Erret M.
Westcoast
Natural
River
Oil
Kensington,
her
Vice-President,
SEC
Acquired—
p.
announced on May 24
feet
and
with
signing
million
Ltd.,
New
and
$1
P6we.i-, Plant in
181,
producers for
cubic
American
by
Producers
States
of
or
its
of
hsts tight sellix:g stockholders with aggregate holdings
(of a total of 1,033,492 outstanding».
The largest
sold by Minnie K. Grable, of Pittsburgh, Lyda G.
being
hi*
witn
statement
shares
outstanding and
thereof through
The
supplied
are
JEberi,,
1377.
p.
above.—V.
Transmission
355
Peace
be
O.—Registers With SEC
an
underwriting group
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.,. Stroud & Co., Inc.,
public offering price and underwrit ng t:rms
by amendment.
Co.
6,71,156 shares
.bloqjk#
I
the
of
account
to be used
are
Corp.—Control
Corp,
Mc-Mahon, President,
for
and
by
Hulme,
Ohio
THrfe prospectus
of
the
in
requirements.
first and
$25,000,000 of 3V4%
letter
a
company
Steamship
signed
rate
tracted
250
on
filed
remaining
Securities
Canada—Signs
27 filed a lette rof notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
without undeiwriting.
The proceeds are to be
incident to mining operations.
to
are
five,
with
engaged
169,209
presently
the holders
are
According
Westcoast
2401.
May
on
the
working
Waterman
Emch & Co.
p.
May 24
on
porceeds to the
for
and
See
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Bonds Offered—Kuhn,
& Co., American Securities Corp. and Wertheim
Co.
by
The
President
and
company
ness
Loeb
&
organization
from the mining and milling of uranium ore
and
engineering of complete nuclear facilities.
design
sale
2620.
p.
Products Co. of Sheboygan, Inc.—Pri¬
3,000,000
per
pay
public
registraJou
a
covering
1955,
.headed
and
xhed
company
shares
the
with
stockholders.
Vipont Mining Co., Cheyenne, Wyo.—Files With SEC
company
.
Wooster Rubber Co., Wooster,
*
:
(
preferred
offered
subscribed
preferred shares
30,000
*
Thrse
statement
heavily
of the
ed-jointly by Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert W. Baird
& Co., Inc. See also V. 181, p. 2521.
i
1,
15,
covering 238,632 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at $1.25 per
share, through Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc., New York,
of the total to be offered,
192,011 shares are to be for the account of
par
Inc.', Fort Worth, Tex.
Zone Investments,
Annuity Association of America.
covering
May
June
program,
the
Frank
The
due
on
publicly.-""'
70.3%
or
with the common stock, were
fore„The offer of preferred shares also expired on June
7. The two offerings were underwritten by groups head¬
common
stock, according to J.
underwriting group headed by Blyth
diversified
industrial
one
subsidiary.
It is
a
and
shares offered by the company, were sudthe offer which expired on June 7.
under
concurrently
Washington Natural Gas Co.—Files With SEC—
Milwaukee, Wis., negotiated the deal.—V. 181,
SEC
is
registration
Light Co.—Stock Subscriptions—-
further announced that 21,093 shares of
was
stock,
7,500,000
filed a
of its
An
will offer the shares
energy
178,
June 8
shares
President.
divisions
through
—V.
vate Placement—The $450,000 of 4%% first mortgage
sinking fund bonds due April 1, 1965, which have been
placed privately, were purchased by the Teachers Insur¬
and
It
firm
a
for
June~2.
on
Jr.,
company
The
May 13 filed a letter of notification with
shares of common stock to be offered at
be
rebuilding
Verifine Dairy
ance
under
are
Power &
common
scribed
America—Registers With SEC—
160,000
Ward,
operating
The
of
below
form,
corporation
covering
The
of
(Del.)—Files With SEC—
SEC
net
tional
operat¬
or
corporation
processing,
the
For
total
mortgage bonds, series K, 3'/8%
will be available for delivery
refunding
definitive
Carlton
1206.
p.
showed
$17,672,000.
7,500,000
and
in
SEC
owing to the parent amounting to $800,000. The remaining
proceeds will be added to the general funds of the4 company to be used
for general
corporate purposes, including construction expenditures.
179,
$16,786,000.
of
T~e
advances
—V.
Wisconsin
Monday, June 13. 1955
.
This company on June 9 announced that 195,624 shares'
of common stock, or 74.3% of the total of 263,140 addi¬
operat¬
1955 in exchange for temporary bonds at The Chase Manhattan Bank,
Exchange Place, New York, N. Y.—V. 181, p. 2626.
'
with the
wi*l issue
the
in
of
company
income
total
43
issuance of the 15,000 shares of pre¬
ferred. the company
an additional 20,000 shares of its com¬
mon stock to United Utilities, Inc. (parent), for $1,000,000.
The total net proceeds of the sale of the preferred and common
shares will be applied in part to the repayment of current indebted¬
ness
the
net
reported
$10,000,000
Vitro Corp. of
by amendment.
Contemporaneously
income
nel
1955,
and
purchasers named
all the new bonds: >
buy
operating
Definitive Bonds Soon Ready—
Harrisburg,
7 filed a registration statement with the SEC
covering 15.000 shares of AViiv cumulative preferred stock, series A,
$100 par, to be offered for public sale through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
company
to
its
American Securities Corp.
Wertheim
& Co
Pa.—Registers With SEC—
The
and
31,
of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co._______
Pennsylvania,
of
Co.
Telephone
March
$99,045,000
93%
the company
1954,
year
provided
7%.
UNDERWRITERS—The
181, p. 2401.
above.—V.
the
$36,071,000
of
commitment
Offering-
Share Corp.
&
Bond
of
business
business
gas
ended
revenues
electric
its
the
revenues
months
12
ing
(Continued from page 10)
United Gas Corp.—Stock
Electric
1955,
and
EARNINGS—For
Investment News
See
31,
revenues
.
.
underwriting.
promotion
for
expenses.
;
•.
.-r
.
*
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
•-V
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Offering — Rhea Averill,
Co., of Phoenix,
$40,000
purchase
bonds.
of
Dated
July
on
June
on
1956 to
(J-J)
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
1965
Offering—J. A. Schaefer,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2:30 p.m. on June 13 for
the
purchase of $140,000 water
Dated
1
bonds, series
of
1955.
1, 1955. Due on June
June
from
1958
Bonds due in
are
callable
1977
to
1966
as
inclusive.
and thereafter
June
of
1,
1965.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City Treasurer's office,
or
at
the
were
electric
bonds
First
National
Bank
of
Legality
approved
by
Gust, Rosenfeld, Diverbess & Ro-
*
Bond
CALIFORNIA
Alamitos School District, Orange
County, Calif.
Sale—The
offered
Sale—The
June
6—v.
181,
p.
2402—
<•
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as
3V4S,
at
3.18%.
100.67,
basis
a
follows:
.
1956
of
to
900,000 2s.
-1961
to
improvement
Bank
&
bonds
of
as
$40,000 5s. Due
to
sold
to
National
Association,
of
follows:
Sale—T^e $84,000
2522
p.
awarded
were
—
the
to
TrusUL. Company,
Weeden &
Company, both of San
jointly; at a price 'of
Francisco,
on
June
1963
on
Bond
and
15 from
June 1 from
100.13,
2.77%,
net interest cost of about
a
as
follows:
$75,000 2%s. Due
from
1964
to
Due
July 1, 1979
on
June
85,000 3V4S. Due
to
1980
on
Fort Jones
1
from
oirNov. 15,
$40,000 build¬
p.
2627
100.40,
Trust
Company, and
Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, jointly, at a price of 100.07,
a net interest cost of about
3.02%,
Jrange
—
were
County
Insurance
a
basis
ol
awarded
to
Farmers
on
1959
inclusive-;
*
*
6,000 2V2S.
Due
1960
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
1962
to
6,000 2%s. Due
1963
to
.
Jul^t^|r(Hii:
on
July
1
from
:
Valley Bank of Fort Jones.
the
.
2522
p.
at
a
cost of about
10,000 2V2S. Due
at
and
-
(CDST) or
July 6 for the j$a*chase of $1,300,July 1^1956.
1956
J-J.
veny
to
.
1985
bonds.-
Datec
Due on July I from
inclus've.
2.79%,
Interes
the
on
as
follows:
June
1
from
1964 to
32,000 3s.
-
on
June 1, 1962
1963.*
15,000 2%s. Due
.
to
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
1967 to
bias until. 7:30^p.m.
works
awarded
were
Savings Bank, Stockton,
price of 100.02, a net interest
$30,000 2F4S. Due
Ofefrinjfy—Celia Sweeden.
Clerk, will receive sealed
water
—
Stockton
Bond
OOd
on July-L from.
inclusive.
1965 inclusive.-
Elementary Sch.
.
Mutual
Co., as 2%s,
about 2.68%.
El Centpo, Calif.
~
City
follows:
to
Union
Camp School District, San
Joaquin Ccutty, Cct^if.
c
Bond Sale—The $87,COO buildng bonds offered May 31—v. 181,
~r.
1973.
County, Calif.
Sale-—The $37,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
County, Calif.
Scott
.
•Bond
American
5s.
p. 2522—will
July 6.
-
"Dist., Siskiyou County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $74,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p. 2522 — were awarded to the
Nov. 15 from
Centralia School District, Orange
Fire.
$8,000
inclusive.
on
181,
French
1912 inclusive.
9,000 3s. Due
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
p. 2522 — were awarded to the
as
15—v.
not be sold until
..
*
Sale—The
June
on
build¬
Weeden &
1960 inclusive.
30,000 3y4s. Due
1973
on
v
Calif.'
American
Valley School District,
Alameda
$245,000
was
America
Savings
Francisco,
1961
1978
and 1980.
Atwater, Calif.
San
July 1
inclusive..
District,
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
July 1 from
on
School
Offering Postponed—The'
$1,300,000
water
works
bonds
originally scheduled to be offered
»
■'
Bond Sale—An issue of
Trust
Due
•
Alameda County,
Bond
1960 inclusive.
100,000 2V4s. Due
about
Castro
the
on
-♦•••(*,.
Centerville
a
Co., W. R. Staats
Co., all of Los Angeles, Taylor
& Co., Beverly Hills, and
Heller,
Bruce & Co., of San Francisco, as
$200,000 3V2S. Due
1964 to 1972 inclusive.-
$60,000 bonds
7—v.
R. H. Mouiton &
$9,000
build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p.
2627—were awarded to Dean
90,000 3s.
Wickenhurg.
June
awarded to
composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, Blyth &
Co.,
1956
binette, of Phoenix.
;
Bond
from
'
&
1957 to
Holbrook.
system revenue
2V4S and 2V2S.
as
p.
1
1966 tori97feinclusive.
-
group
Bond
office.
Bond
revenue
offered
2522—
park
in¬
interest
County
and
the
Show Low, Ariz.
City
bonds
181,
:
DndPbn July
3s.
20,000
$1,200,000 water
works
20,000
the
•
clusive.
obligation
improvement
2!/4S and 2%s.
as
$1,000,000
building
July 1, 1955. Due
from
1
for
30
Bond Sale—The
and playground
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
(MST)
general
Beverly Hills, Calif.
followsr
as
bonds
Bond
a.m.
awarded to Kenneth Ellis &
were
Maricopa County School Dist. No. 1
on
June 1 from
1966 inclusive.
Due
1970
on
June
1
from
inclusive.;
Greersburg Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif,
>
Bond
Offering Postponed—The
$10,000 building bonds will be soM
approved by QTMel on June 21, not June 14 as origin¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles. -% ally contemplated.^—v. 181, p. 2627.
Legality
Volume 181
Nurrber 5437
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2743)
■
.
1
1
1
wMP
'
Happy Camp Union Elementary ' Northern Trust Co., of Chicago,
Sch. Dist., Siskiyou
C. J. Devine & Co., of New York
County, *
Calif orina
City,
"Vveeden
& • Co.,
Merrill
Bond Offering Postponed—The
Lynch,- Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
$32,000 building bonds will be Dean ' Witter & Co., all of San
6—v.' 181, p. 2522—were awarded
June
on
onginally
21, not June
14
contemplated.—v.
2627.
p.
Hillsboro
1
San
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Mateo
Coun.y, Calif.
j.
Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p. 2402 — were awarded to the
Bond
American
Trust
Co.,
San
Fran¬
of
price
cisco.
100.u2,,_a
Hudson SchSol District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly.
County Clerk; will receive sealed
bonds.
bids
his
at
until
9
office
in
Los
190,vuu 2s.
and
Angeles
420,000 13/4S. Due
a.m.
(PDST) on June 14
purchase of $78,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
1961
for the
July
on
clusive.
(J-J)
from
1
1956
Principal
payable
at
and
1965 to
-
Los
*
Sale—The$l;563,000
7—v.
une
181,
arnia
lyoo
Horn
fol¬
!?: fTl
bonds.
Due
The
bonds are dated July 15,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasur¬
er's office. Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlnuist. Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
■
Note—The foregoing issues are
in addition to the $30,000 bonds of
on
which
the
&
Witter
at
are
being of-
date.—v.
same
School District,
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
Bank
&
—
of
awarded
were
America
to
National
the
Trust
Savings
Association, of San
Francisco, at a price of 100.15, a
interest
net
cost
about
of
$11,000
3s.
and
^moosed
Due
Nov.
on
1,
1969
on
V
Co., both
&
of
America
interest
a
price of
'
c
r%r
|
District, Los
1
Angeles Ctixxnty, Calif.
Bond Offering^Harold J. Ostly,
_.
or
9
(PDST) on June 14
the purchase-cf $98,000 build-
July 1, 1955. Due
July 1 from lg56 to 1975 inclu-
>n
Principal and
ive.
on
July
at the
P"°
1953
1967
1,000 2M>s. Due
.,,,,
on
-
Jrong" C~v W"t**» IVi*'"* D'st.
water
Due
yw
a
Dated
bonds.
Principal
payable
'J-J)
Jul"
off'ce.
and interest
he
County
Legality ap¬
n' ~*rict-
3s.
1957
to
interest
cost
of
1966
Julv
to
from
1
July 1 from
1979 inclusive.
Hueneme-
.
1957
to
1957
bonds.
1957
The
1955.
Due
on
bonds
dated
are
'
_
Sanitary District,
181, p.. 2522—were awarded to,
Port
County, Calif,
Hueneme until
.-y:; !V
July
Shetterly
City.
.
Jr.,
State
sealed
Treasurer,
until
section
on
traffic
the
for
Project
Greater
terminus
to
tion
of
will
be
Metropolitan
southern
the
to
the
of
1954 had
in
1
No.
Miami
adjacent
area,
Parkway, which
estimated popula¬
an
approximately 750,000,
increase
of
50%
an
1950
approximately
of
figure
census
the
from
500,000. The population of Florida
1940-1954 period ha9
nav-:' during the
&
Mitchell,
__
grown more than' 4fer.ee times as
*>-—L
fast
of
of
Miami
International
Beach.
Airport
revenue
•*!-_
the
__
as
rest
outstanding
of
the
tourist
State.
industry
Miami
of
is
this
the
brings
an
to
the
leading
Greater
1,650
area,
contains
now
_
a
visitors
5,000,000
annually,
__
as
Although
which
trade,
estimated
Florida
Oi._i.__
States
United
over
^anu^a^unnJ concerns^and more
than 33 Jo of the working populaJlor} 1S employed in the manufac-
I turing,
construction
portation industries,
and
trans-
Syndicate Members—Associated
with the First Boston Corp. in the
purchase
the
of
issue
were
the
following:
Drexel
Co.,
&
Co., Halsey Stuart &
Brothers,
Smith,
Lehman
&
Harriman
Co.,
Ripley
Barney
&
Co., Inc., Eastman, Dillon &
Co., Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Glore, Forgan & Co., Gold¬
constr'irtion
provements
Airport,
the
at
and
im-
International
Deerfield
Bond
Park, Fla.
R. Richard¬
Oflering—R.
City Clerk, will receive sealiw*il
b'^c
2
(EST1
n.m.
on
June 17 for the purchase of $150,000
will
I Oct.
noon
1955
21
and
water
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
1984 inclusive, Principal
1, 1954.
to
interest payable at the Guar¬
City.
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
Trust
Co.,
New
aoproved
New York
Florida
or
July 1 from 1956 to
Sachs
man*
Co.,
&
Kidder,
Pea-
body & Co.,,Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Legality
1955. Due
feasible
The greatest source of potential
of the busiest air termi-
npw
Due;6h
June
completed.
considered
traffic.
to
1,
acquisition of additional land
anty
on
is
in
winter
of Project No. 1
prior to opening the entire project
and the [
Causeway, a toll cause- J
connecting Mmmi and the !
for the pur¬
chase of $2QJ)00,000 veterans' bo¬
nus
bonds;--Dated July 15, 1955.
(DST)
construction
the
bonds and special certificates and
f~r
(State of)
—
John Otta-
bids
contractors
difficulties
open any segment
1957.
1,
scheduled airlines
approximately 23 non-sched¬
son,
viano,
ujUjj.
that
no
throughout
It if not
Miami International Air¬
one
$8,870,903
1,
.
bonds offered June
Oct,
on
expected
by Jan. 1,
(b)
_
revenue
Callable
have
a.m.
Proceeds from the pending fi¬
nancing will be applied to (a) re¬
tirement of all of the Authority's
City
Offering
is
road
such
are
working
of
uled airlines.
from
at the
(PDST) rn Juner21 for the pur¬ Manufacturers 'Trust
Co.,
New
chase of $150,000jsanitation bonds. York City: "Legality approved by
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 Storey^ 4 Thbiendike,
Palmer
&
from 1956 to 1994 inclusive. Prm-.i Dodge, TOf :BoSton.
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
iUDafieiizfPrCf. Da*ien ). Conn.
at the Countv Treasurer's .office.
•Bond Offering—Albert L. BrunLegality approved by O'Melveny
ner, Town Treasurer, will receive
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
•
" 21
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
I:
Rialto. CaVf.
.y^i June 23 for the purchase of $200,Bond Sale—The $175,000 water 000 sewer bonds.
Dated Julv 1,
works
Bank
office.
7:30.p.UL.Lfc- Trust Co., Hartford,
.
„
Miami
and
Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
Ropes, Gray, Best, Coolidge &
Rugg, of Boston.
;
the
at
National
of
year
beginning Jan j 1,
toll
new
should
is served by 23
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
first
Weather conditions in Flor¬
ida
Av+hority (P. O.
Miami), Fla.
Offering—E. B. Leather-
business
incinerator
1
the
be
has grown more rapidly than the
The
July
to
whole, and the coastal area to be
served directly by the Parkway
way
in¬
inclusive.
1970
to
Barnett
nals in the United States
'-om 1957 to 1966 inclusive.
municipal
are
1, 1965. Prin¬
(M-S) payable
Venetian
on
Beardsley Park Zoo
Building bonds. Due on July
1
1
Clerk of the Board of Coun¬
Commissioners, will receive
port,
200,000
700.000
year
The
Smith, Barney & Co., New York
City, is Financial Advisor to the
Authority, which owns and oper¬
inclusive.
1968
to
thereafter
Project
$4,600,000 for
beginning Jan. 1, 1957,
1994.
New York
300,000 Hillside Home and Hos¬
pital bonds. Due on July 1
from
for
from
shing,
from
1966
revenues
range
principal ana interest
payable at .the First National Bank of
Miami, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Mitchell, Per¬
:
Connecticut
inclusive.
on
from
1
clusive.
Bond
July
1
and
pHncfnafand'in^
as
inclusive.
1965
to
areas.
000 for the year
Dated
March
access
to
operation, to revenues of $15,825,-
June
$255,000
on
1
the
of March
as
ates the
July
on
1966
the
1979.
follows:
as
Due
direct
estimated
sealed
Dated Oct. 1, 1954. Due on Oct.
of
as;-follows:.
Dua^on
1956
receive
in
svndieate composed of the Bank,
-Co., both of San Francisco, Harris
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Blyth & Co., . of San; Francisco,
750,000 bonds,
of
Due
No.
Clerk
on
northerly direc¬
a
leading
Estimated
(EST) on
June 16 for the purchase of $21,000,000 revenue (series A) bonds.
July' 15 from 1958 to 1961
Bond O f f e r I n g—*.■Wilma G.
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Merryman, District Secretary; will •payable-at the State Treasurer's
receive sealed biis at her offroe trfficdf the Hartford National Bank
6—
ings Association,.American Trust
net
a
3.16%,
Ventura
1
of America National Trust & Sav¬
County, Calif.
$25,000 build¬
-T
July 1, 1968.
•Trust &
1, 1955.
Sale—The
100.10,
1967
1956
bonds offered June
Smith,
J.
2522—were awarded to Hanna& Talbot, of San Francisco,
2.09%,
.
I
1955.
sealed bids until 10
ofoS^at 101,06 3 basis 0f aJ3°Ut
250,000 fire house bonds. Due
July 1 from 1956 to 1980
on
'nclusive.
15,0f0 31/4S. Due
High School District, ,
San Jo~quin County, Cal'f.
op. d
Sale — The $2,300,000
building
Offering---- a.
$10,0ro
Lodi Unipn
.
(P. O. Santa Ana), Calif.
Bond
about
,Tu'" 15 from
_
UcV
1,
in
ty
Breed & Harri-
o
routes
that the
bonds.
in
interchange
to major
Miami, Miami
Breach and other metropolitan and
provides
man,
2.02%,
bonds.
at
inclusive,
on
nc
im
0+
purchase
revenue
Bond
$300,000 storm and sanitary sewer
V
the
1957.
110,009 2s.
B
County Treasurer's
office.
San:
15,
o.v.o
the
point north of Miami.
a
runs
developed
(EST)
p.m.
one-
Hollywood
Florida 9, an existing
Dade Count•» Port
Savings
Lyons-& Shafto, of Boston*
8
of
tersection of Routes U. S. 441 and
Jacksonville, or at-; therC-hemical
Corn
Exchange ~ Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Patterson, Freeman, Richardson
& Watson, of Jacksonville.
JunTl6 7oV7heA nTrchase Vf ^rJune lb ior tne Purcnase 01 ^
interest (J-J)
^ord
a
Co.,
for
at
Bridgeport, Conn.
Bond Offering—John J. Morris,
City
Comptroller,
will
receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
a.m.
ng bonds. Dated
p.
100.10,
&
Prov'dent
until
south
1
a
tion to terminate at Route Florida
70 west of Fort Pierce. At the in¬
21As, at
as
announces
cipal and interest
CONNECTICUT
County Clerk, w-ill receive sealed
at his office in Los Angeles
Port
'
to
•
It then
of Hal-
Beach, Flar
Offering — Town
callable
hids
intil
City,
mile
due
14
\:v.
Dickson
S.
first
Sunshine
The route of Project No.
at its southern end with
1957.
Inc., both of Cincinnati, and
son,
Old River School
R.
Vr.ri<^
Bank & Trust Co
basis of about
V
2 81%
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 181,
Trust
of
of.about
cost
$20,000 5s. Due
and
101.57fa
at
atow
the
as
north-south
to be opened for traffic
—
Detroit,
City,
Gg., of Los Angeles,
Sacramento
follows;
as
■v
to
National
Association,
Francisco, at
net
awarded
were
Savings
of-^New York
md Taylor &
Bond
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
Bank
Sfiearson, Hammill
the
Boulevard,
basis of about 2.15%.
a
March
Unified School District,
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale
The $1,600,000
building bonds offered June 7—
v.
181, p. 2627—were awarded to
a
group composed of
First Na¬
tional City Bank, of New York,
First of Michigan Corporation, of
group
a
envisioned
from 1958 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
Los
Dempsey-Tegeler
Louis, Paine, Webber,
Co., St.
lackson & Co.,
Nov. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $131,000 build¬
—
a
con¬
Authority's Proj¬
104-mile toll road,
Parkway expected to extend
half
Co., J. P. Morgan
Inc., Blair
& Co., Inc.,
Haupt & Co., and Bache & Co.,
utility
Torrance
Bond
par.
connection to Route U. S. 441
Stuart &
of New York
21
JulY f fr°m 1956 to 1980 inclu-
.
>f Los Angeles,
le
Orar"^"t)fr.1o
\Livrmore School District,
Alameda County, Calif,
2522
June
in
starts
Co.,
bids
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
theJDalifornia Bank,
of
proved by O Melveny;& Myers, of
Los Angeles.
'."2.
1970.
48,000 3y4s. Due
1971 to 1978.
p.
on
Sale—The
2627—were awarded to
>.
\
i '
on
1,
is
ville.
composed
Adele S. Grace
purchase of $500,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
Angeles County.
Treasurer's
3.20%,
follows:
as
(PDST)
No.
State
2522—were award¬
group
Bond
for the
as
bounty Clerk, will receive sealed
lids until 11 a.m; (CDST) on June
21
for the purchase: of $410,000
Bond Sale—The $59,000 build¬
2522
Co., of San Francisco,
a.m.
basis
a
FLORIDA
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
9
re-
used for the
to be
are
which
Atlantic
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his-office in Los Angeles
until
basis of about
a
Los
below)
price of
a
struction of the
June 6
2402—were awarded to
&
Bond
City School District,
Calif. "
$425,000 buildng bonds offered "June 7—v. 181,
Los
Alameda
County, Cal'f.
p.
100.55,
a
101.32,
Temple City United Schoo' P;«*fricf,
"
L.
R.
Town Council will receive
Dean
Co.,- Losr Angeles,
to
bonds offered June
p.
sew¬
IJ...
No. 5
^
to
Calif.
$175,000
p.
walk
i*
181,
Lancaster School District, Los
Angles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
until 9 a.m. (PDST) on June 14
for
the
purchase
of
$103,000
building
bonds.
Dated
July
1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Vista
awarded
Paula,
The
—
Proceeds from the sale of these
Or
County (r
Wilmington), Del.
Sale—The $1,000,000 vari¬
181,
to
sey,
ap¬
at 100.05.
T^'-'-'ct,
3.18%.
*,
La
VietV^ehonl
2627—were
o.
2627.
p.
City
and the Cali-
Angeles County,
Bond
1955.
7
~
181,
Weeden
Calif. *
Bond Sale-^The^$42,000 building bonds offered. June .7—y. -181,
DuG
la/8
July 15 from 1956 to 1975
Annex No.
were
—
*;
2.12%.
Los
inclusive.
ferr^i
ed
age disposal bonds offered
—v.
of- Los
Angeies,
*U4s, at: 101,11, a basis of
«-
Mountain
as
10
County
all
Sale—The
awarded
2.30s, at 100.09,
purposes
17—v.
office.
43,000 Annex No. 9
on
•bout
for
$23,000 Annex No. 8 bonds.
ous
'.
Santa
of
and Associates
further
names
bonds
Castle
Bond
&:
Bond
Bank,'
,
-intiv
Irvinglon Sanitary Districts (P. O
Irvington), Calif.,
Bond Offering — R. J. Wright
Secretary of the Sanitary Board
will receive sealed bids
until J
.
2627
p.
lank of New York
lows:
New
interest
Legality
price
a
in the future to north of Jackson¬
the
office.
1
,
Publicly Offered
scription at
DELAWARE
Ira
coun-
warded to the First National
2402—were awarded to Taylor
Juiy 15
..inclusive.
Treasurer's
(see
1
«
3J/4S, at
offered the bonds for public sub¬
link
and
at
;
x .•
.
...
Bonds
of about 2.29%.-
in¬
1973
'
as
First Boston Corp.
jointly,
as
}
t
bonds
ect
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Co., of Beverly Hills.
14
payable
of
t
j
98.159.
Rafael
San
1960 to
Principal
by
Wood,
•
Day & Co., and American Securi¬
ties Corp., both of New York
City,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
June 1, 1974
on
p.
on
(J-J)
1973 inclusive.
&
Ju^e
1 from
clusive.
jail construction bonds offered
y
Sale—The $185,000 bu"*
(PDST)
in
office
2522—were
p.
a.m.
July
on
June 1 from
1975.
Bond
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 181.
p.m.
1, 1959
Angeles-County (P. O.
Los Angeles), Calif.
;
purchase of $66,000 bonds,
11
&
/
the
Co.,
City.
cisco.
and
Imperial Union Sch. Dist.,,
Imperial County, Calif.
Bond
his
at
Trust
Legality approved
Delafield
(PDST) on June 14
for the purchase of $118,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Juiy 1, 1955. Due
Count}
'.treasurer's office.
i
bids
June 1 from
on
building
-
uniil
&
Sprague (P. O. Baltic), Conn.
$400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
School District,
Rafael
i"
Bond Sale—The
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — G. S. Jones,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
'
on
10
Marin
1964--inclusive.
295,000 2V4S. Due
interest
the
to
1,130,000 2s. Due
in¬
1976
to
1
until
$4,000,000
Bank
New York
at
?
San
'
June'
\jii
1960.
bids
June 20 for the
on
National
Hawkins,
County
sealed
Sacramento
(PDST)
purchase
of
lyucj-inciusive.
10
in
The
—
receive
a.m.
§265,000 5s. Due-on June 1 from
xooo
office
ins
of
interest
net
-\s.vv J»rrs:
Offering
will
J *
Principal and in¬
payable at the First-Stam-
Stamford.
California
Bond
Clerk
^
*
inclusive.
lord
City Unified School
Sacramento jCounty,
District,
■
-i
<
-»" j
'
terest
Taylor & Co., of Los Angeies.
Sacramento
Francisco, William R. Staats &
Co., of Los Angeles, Schwabacher
& Co., Lawson, J-evy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, Kaiser & Co.,
H. E.
Work
&
Co., all of Sap
Francisco, HHl Richards & Co., of
Los Angeles, Irving Lundborg &
Co., of San Francisco, and C. N.
White & Co., of Oakland, at a
as
181.
1975
to
.
sold
55
.
York
by
State
Turnpike
Authority
Bond
;
;
Sale
The
$74,000,000
offered
181, p. 2402 — were
awarded to a syndicate headed by
the First Boston Corp., New York
turnpike
City,
a
as
—
—
revenue
bonds
v.
3Y4S, at
a
basis of about
price of 98.3299.
3.32%. Another
bid was entered at the sale, a
syndicate headed by A. C. Allyn
& Co., Chicago,
offering to take
Fenn &
Co., Bear, Stearns & Co., F. S.
Moseley & Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
Alex. Brown & Sons, R. S. Dick¬
&
Co.,
Estabrook & Co.,
Hemphill, Noves & Co., Horn& Weeks, Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, R. W. Pressson
blower
prich
Co.,
&
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler, Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties
Corp.
Wheeler
&
Carrison,
Becker
worth
u
Witter
Dean
t*onia). F'a.
June 7
& Beane, Phelps,
Co., Shields & Co., White, Weld &
City.
(P. O. 715 North Federal Highway
■
Fenner
&
Co.,
Leedy,
Alleman, Inc., Pierce,
Wulbern,
Inc.,
A.
G.
&
&
Co., Inc., Braun, BosCo., Inc., First of Mich¬
Corporation, A. M. Kidder
Schoellkopf,
Hutton
&
Pomeroy, Tripp & Co., Atwill and
Co., American Securities Corp.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., J. C.
Bradford & Co., Clark, Dodge fc
igan
&
Co.,
Co.,
inick
Dick
&
Lanston &
&
Merle-Smith,
Dominick,
Dom-
Aubrey G.
Co., Inc., W. H. Morton
o'3
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2744)
&
&
Bass
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Hammill & Co., G. H.
& Co., Byrne & Phelps,
Co.,
Co.,
Memphis
Co., T. Nelson O'Rourke, Inc., and
Walker
M. Wood & Co.
Inc.
Stuart, Fla.
&
Co., Eldredge & Co.,
The Illinois Co.,
M. Marks & Co., An¬
Courts
&
Hirsch
Bond Offering—Came
McCrary,
receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June
17
for the purchase of $250,000
Co.,
Laurence
Thomas M.
Cook & Co., R. L. Day & Co.,
First Southwest Company, Fulton,
drews
Reid
&
&
Wells,
Inci,
utilities
Dec.
C. J. Lawrence Se¬
curities Corp., McDonald & Co.,
The Ohio Company, Wood, StrutCo.,
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.,
Co., Inc., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Baker,
Watts & Co., Childress & Com¬
F. W. Craigie & Co., Farwell. Chapman & Co., Goodbody
& Co., Hayden, Miller & Co.
of
Dec.
interest
1,
(J-D)
City.
well,
&
&
Company, Inc., Ballman
.Main,
Bartow
Leeds
&
Evanes
Labouisse, Friederichs and Co.,
Indianapolis
Bond
and
Share
Corporation, Laird & Company.
Mason-Hagan, Inc., A. E. Masten & Co., McMaster Hutchinson
&. Co., Mid-South Securities Co.,
The
Milwaukee
Newman,
Co., Inc., Olderman, As-
Brown &
beck
Co.,
&
Co.,
Pacific
derson
&
Strudwick, Arnold &
Austin, Hart & Parvin,
Bakers
Bond
Co., Inc., Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., Barrow.
Leary & Co., Beecroft, Cole &
Co.,
Herman
Bensdorf
&
Co.,
Crane,
Bramhall
&
Stein, Byron Brooke
Co., R. H. Brooke & Co., Ed¬
L. Burton, Caldwell, Phil¬
lips Co., Lee W. Carroll & Co.,
ward
Carolina
Cassell
Securities
&
Corp.,
C.
F.
I
nvestment
G.
Corporation
Furman
of
Co., Glas & Co.,
Co., Hendrix &
Harrington
&
Mayes, Inc., J. H. Hilsman & Co.,
Inc., Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.,
Inc., Johnston, Lemon & Co., W.
D.
Kingston
&
Co.,
Kirkpatrick-
Pettis Co., Leftwich & Ross, C. H.
Little
&' Co.,
Lucas,
Eisen
&
the
Co., Mead,
& Co., Newburger &
Co.,
New York Hanseatic Corp.,
Odess,
Martin & Herzberg, Inc., O'NealAlden & Co., Inc., J. A. Overton
& Co., Roger S. Palmer
Co., J.
Peeler
Securities
Corp.,
Taylor
Stix
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Strader,
&
Co.,
"Temple Securities Corp., J. W.
Tindall & Co., R. A. Underwood
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Vance
Securities
Corp.,
Chisholm
&
Varnedoe,
Co.,
•Watkins, Morrow & Co., Weil InCo.,
Willis,
Co..
Chas.
.
B.
White
White-Phillips
Co.,
Kenny
&
Ayres,
Win
.
M-N.
Interest
Le¬
Troutman
ley,
&
Kelley, of
lanta.
■
;
.
At¬
.
Lafayette, Ga.
Certificate
23
&
Inc.,
Inc.,
slow,
Douelas
&
McEvov,
Womeldorff & Lindsev, Arthur L.
Wright & Co., Inc., Wurts, Dulles
& Co.. Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner,
Zahncr and Company, Jack M.
the
for
purchase
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1 from
to 1975 inclusive. Principal
interest
(A-O)
payable at
1956
and
natural
gas
2627—were awarded to
p.
181,
group
a
composed of J. H. Hillsman & Co.,
of
Atlanta, Juran, Moody, Inc., of
St. Paul, Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
of New York City, Watkins, Mor¬
&
on
Summerville, Ga.
Certificate
4%
natural
Sale—The $1,200,000
certificates
tion
anticipa¬
gas revenue
offered
June
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
June, 20 for the purchase of $850,000 water revenue bonds. Dated
June
1957
Co., Atlanta, Juran &
Moody, Inc., St. Paul, Herbert J.
Sims & Co., New York City, Wat¬
kins, Morrow & Co., Birmingham
and Arnold & Crane, of New Or¬
leans, at par.
,
Trion,
Certificate
4%
natural
tion
T.
baie
H.
The
—
June
offered
Hilsman
&
Trust
at the
People's Bank & Trust Co., Mount
Vernon.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Co.,
New
Bond
Chicago,
sewer
St. Baden
Counties,
Sanitary District (P. O.
(CST) on
13 for the purchase of $20,equipment bonds. Dated June
15, 1955. Due semi-annually from
Aug. 1, 1956 to Aug. 1, 1962. In¬
000
terest F-A.
Legality approved by
Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
IOWA
March
sive.
1
from
Interest
proved
by
1957
to
M-S.
1975
&
on
inclu¬
Legality
Charles
as
ap¬
Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
DuPage
County
No. 44
Bond
School
District
Iowa
Bond
Offering—C. W. Morford,
sealed
—
Eva
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
1956
Principal
(J-D) payable at
trust
or
the
a
company
successful
1,
1955.
to
1974
in¬
interest
and
Chicago bank
designated
bidder.
approved
of
Due
by Chapman
Chicago.
by
Legality
&
Iowa
Bond
til
7
Township Sch. Township
'(P. O. Anderson), Ind.
Sale—The $70,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 8—v. 181,
Bond
2523—were awarded to Merrill,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Indianapolis, as 2V8s ,at 100.18
basis
of
about
2.09%.
2403—were awarded
p.
&
Jarvis,
un¬
(CST) on June 13 for
the purchase of $100,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
Jones, Inc., of New
Concordia Parish Recreation Dist.
No.
1
Bond
(P. O. Ferriday), La.
Sale—The $150,000 public
improvement
bonds offered June
7—v.
181, p. 2403—were awarded
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Fried-
to
richs &
City
macher,
Clerk,
will receive
(CST) on
July 19 for the purchase of $1,318,300 public improvement bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug.
sealed bids until 10
1
from
1957
non-callable
on
bonds callable after
on
from
years
inclusive.
1985
asked
are
bonds and
10
to
a.m.
issue.
date of
In¬
terest F-A.
Legality approved b.y
Cox & J udeil, of New Or¬
leans*
LaFourche
Parish (P. O.
Thibodaux), La.
Bond Sale—The $700,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
8—v.
181,
a
2060—were awarded
p.
of
composed
group
S.
F.
&
follows:
as
$318,000 3s.
Due
Feb.
on
382,000 2%s. Due
1
from
1975
bids
bonds
revenue
181,
offered
June
group composed of Magnus
Co., of New York City, Stranahan, Harris & Co., of Toledo, and
Westheimer & Co., of Cincinnati,
at a price of 100.02, a net interest
&
$524,000 3s.
1956
to
2.94%,
Due
1975
76,000 2%s. Due
Russell
as
on
1
from
inclusive.
on
Nov. 1, 1976.
Corporation (P. O. Jamestown),
Kentucky
Bond
Nationa
Milk
Street
July 1 from 1951
Principal anc
the First Na¬
on
inclusive.
1975
tional
Bank of Boston, or at the
Framingham Trust Co., Framingham. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Town
ceive sealed
Treasurer,
re¬
bids at the First
Na¬
Bank of Boston, 45 Milk
Street, Boston, until noon (DST)
June
for
15
the
purchase
$269,000 school bonds.
bonds offered
Newbury, Mass.
Bond Offering
Li
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants!
Boston, 30 State1
11 a.m. (DST)t
National Bank of
St.,
until
Boston,
June
on
14
the
for
purchase
of;
$250,000
school
project
bonds.
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1956 to
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
of
Boston.
Legality
Storey, Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Offering
—
Treasurer,
bids
at
the
will
First
Farrar,
receive
National
Boston, 45 Milk Street,
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
the
purchase
of
$300,000
sewer bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1975
inclusive.
payable
Bank
Principal and interest
the
First
National
at
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
Rockport, Mass.
Brown,
Treasurer, will receive seal¬
ed bids
tional
of the Merchants Na¬
care
Bank
(DST)
a.m.
of
until
Boston,
June
on
15
for
as
11
the
fol¬
lows:
building
1 from
office
Town
Due*
bonds.
July
on
1975 inclusive.
1956 to
on
July
1956 to 1966 inclusive.
1955.
bonds are dated July
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
able
at
the
of
Bank
National
Merchants
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
Wakefield, Mass.
Bond
Offering
ed
Paul Lazzaro,
—
Treasurer, will receive seal¬
bids at the Second Bank-State
Co., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
15 for the purchase of $115,000
as
follows:
$70,000 sewer bonds.
Due
on
July
15 from 1956 to 1968 inclusive.
20,000 street construction bonds.
Due on July 15 from 1956 to
1964 inclusive.
water mains
25,000
bonds.
Due
July 15 from 1956 to 1968
on
inclusive.
The
1955.
able
bonds are dated July
15,
Principal and interest pay¬
the
at
Street Trust
& Dodge, of Boston.
Second
Bank
-
State
Co., Boston.
Waltham, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
MARYLAND
street
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore), Md.
Offering—Russell H.
of
Bond Offering—Alvin S.
Town
bonds,
H.
of
for
Dodge,
of
by
Palmer &
&
Boston.
Dated July
on
Bank
approved
1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Street Trust
Mc¬
Cain, Chairman of the Commis¬
sion, wil receive sealed bids un¬
2
Mrs. Doris
—
Young, Town Treasurer, will re-]
tional
the
8—
about 1.94%.
Town
til
June
v.
181, p. 2628—were awarded tei
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, of
Boston, as 2s, at 100.22, a basis ofj
July 1 from 1956
to
1976 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the First Na¬
mer
o'
Dodge,
Marlborough, Mass.
$70,000 various
The
will
tional
15
&
Boston.
58,000 school bonds. Due
Bond Offering—Herbert E. Mel-
horn,
Bond
County Public Court House
First
45
noon
Due
1, 1955.
to
$135,000
follows:
Nov.
the
(DST) on Jun
for the purchase of $580,00
school project bonds. Dated Jul
1 from
Bank
2523—were awarded
p.
at
Boston,
14
Feb. 1 from
'
on
MAINE
District
a
of
Boston, until
inclusive..'
Brunswick, Me.
sealed
ing
Fee
teau, Town Treasurer, will receiv
purchase of $193,000 bonds,
W.
Kentucky
Hopkinton, Mass.
Offering—Ernest F.
Bond
&
Co., New York City,
Crane, New Orleans,
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, of
Birmingham, and Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., of San Antonio, at par, a
net interest cost of about 2.80%,
Arnold
District, Me.
Sale—The $600,000 build¬
basi
Dated
Brunswick Sewer
Bond
a
1.90s, at 100.12,
as
purposes
Lafayette, La.
Bond Offering—Curtis A. Rode-
Bond
(P. O. Covington),
181,;
to Estabroo
Bond Sale—The
Legality approved by Chapman &
KENTUCKY
9—v.
of about 1.88%.
Co., of New Orleans.
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Cutler, of Chicago.
June
interest payable at
1, 1955. Due
p.m.
cost of about
INDIANA
181,
Scharff
Stephen¬
tors, will receive sealed bids
to
&
jointly,
sealed
1967 to
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
2—v.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Jones, of New Orleans,
Orleans.
'
District, la.
Offering—Donald
Kenton County
Sale—An issue of $34,000
building bonds was sold to
White-Phillips Co., of Daven¬
port. Dated May 1, 195q, Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1972 inclusive.
a
pur¬
Secretary of the Board of Di¬
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 3:30 p.m. (CST) on June 16
for the purchase of $200,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1974
inclusive.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Cutler,
Bond
of
■
Bond Offering—Laura
the
Lynch,
p.m.
.
son
son,
school
o.
the
for
27
2
Community School District,
,
County School District
(P. O. Mount Vernon), III.
Anderson
7—v.
M ,
Co., and Paine, Webber, Jack
&
Curtis, both of Bosto
District
1956 to 1966 inclusive.
Jefferson
No. 82
School
Cheneyville, La.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
on
(CDST) on June 14 for
purchase of $490,000 building
June
until
will
Yarmouth Consolidated School
til 8 p.m.
Dated
Schools,
bids
June
on
Schultz,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
the
of
chase of $33,000 building bonds.
(P. O. Lombard), III.
Offering
offered
2628—were awarded
(P. O. Arcadia), La.
Scharff &
to
-
Hingham, Mews.
Note Sale—The $305,000 scho
addition and municipal light pla
&
Parish
16
Smithers
Logan Independent School District,
Moville
Co., of St. Louis,
3V4S. Dated April 1, 1955. Due
were
Bond Sale—The $135,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p. 2523—were awarded to Barrow,
Leary & Co., of Shreveport, and
to
Sale—An issue of $65,000
bonds was sold to Stifel,
&
No.
June
receive
and
Nicolaus
Hayes,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
Co., of Atlanta,
New Baden), III.
Bond
Ind.
Castle,
Offering—Charles
(CST)
Clinton
Bienville
^f,
*
.
MASSACHUSETTS
offered
—
notes
Bids
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
at par.
New Baden
or
6—
ILLINOIS
2403
p.
LOUISIANA
Dec. 1 from
Principal
$300,000
2627—were awarded to
p.
on
(J-D) payable at the
anticipa¬
gas revenue
certificates
181,
v.
Ga.
181,
v.
Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati.
inclusive.
1991
Continental Illinois National Bank
p.
&
man
1, 1955. Due
to
interest
6—
2627—were awarded to
group composed of J. H. Hils¬
181,
v.
a
bonds
revenue
—
196
as
-
awarded to
Ind.
Bond Offering—Bertha Barrett,
&
par.
building
callable
are
July 1, 1960. Principal and inter
est (J-J) payable at the Mercan
tile-Safe Deposit & Trust Com
pany,
of Baltimore, or at -th
Chase Manhattan Bank, of Ne
York City.: Legality approved b
Niles, Barton, Yost & Dankmeye
Sale—The $200,000 school
June 6
Mount Vernon,
at
price of
thereafter
of Baltimore.
Russell, Ky.
Bond
jointly.
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bailey,
Business
Manager, will receive
sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 23 for the purchase of
$720,000 warrants. Dated June 30,
1955.
Due Dec. 31,1955.
and
a
of School
Warrant Offering—B. V.
Co., of Birmingham, and
Arnold & Crane, of New Orleans,
row
Co., Louisville. Legality approved
by Skaggs, Hays & Fahey, of
Louisville.
Monday, June 13, 19
.
1970 inclusive. Bonds due in
and
Bank
anticipation
revenue
certificates offered June 6—v.
pur¬
mortgage
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Lincoln Bank & Trust
of
building
July 12, 1955. Due
the
first
will
Manager,
June
for
14
$100,000
bonds. Dated April 1, 1955. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
receive
sealed bids until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
Sale—The $1,050,000
&
Co., Inc., Putnam
& Co., Quail &
Co., Rowles, Win¬
ston & Co., M. A. Saunders &
Co.,
Inc., J. W. Sparks & Co., Stetson
vestment
May 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
1979
$260,000
May
1,
gality approved by Spalding, Sib¬
on
&
Miller
•
purchase of
Dated
bonds.
Due
1955.
Clung & Knickerbocker.
Lee
Business
Commissioners of the City.
for
bonds.
Lewis
.
of
Indianapolis School City, Ind.
Bond
Offering—M. V. Bailey,
21
hospital
Waeckerle. Inc., Irving Lundborg
& Co., W. L. Lyons and
Co., McMcDaniel
to
Co., of Indianapolis, as 3V4S, at a
price of 100.55.
June
on
chase
p.
the office of the Board
Co. of
Texas,
Cumberland Securities Corp.,
Henry Dahlberg & Co., Davidson
& Co., Inc., Ducournau &
Kees,
It. J. Edwards, Inc., Ellis &
Co.,
Emerson & Co., First of Texas
Corp., George P. Fogg & Co.,
Frost, Read & Simons, Inc., Alester
ed
181,
$435,000
Columbus, Ga.
Offering—J. A. Willman,
Bond
2403—were award¬
Raffensperger, Hughes &
2—v.
Superintendent
Texas, Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., The Columbian Se¬
curities
Mit¬
Co., Inc.
Central
Carmel, Ind.
'
Bond Sale—The $116,000 water
works revenue bonds offered June
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
Northwest
Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Rotan,
Mosle
&
Co.,
Ryan,
Sutherland & Co., Sterne, Agee
&
Leach, Underwood, Neuhaus
& Co., J. C. Wheat & Co., White,
Rattier & Sanford, M. E. Allison
& Co., Inc., Almstedt Bros., An-
&
GEORGIA
&
Co., Fairman, Har¬
ris & Co., Inc., Wm. P. Harper &
Son & Co., R. S. Hecht & Com¬
pany, Hill & Co., Howard, Weil,
1964. Principal and
payable at Guar¬
1.94%.
on
Dittmar & Co., Dreyfus & Co.,
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., Clement
A.
callable
are
Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
Co.,
Beil & Hough. Cruttenden & Go.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc., Dallas Union Securities Co.,
Dewar,
Robertson
&
Pancoast,
•
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
munic¬
ipal bonds offered June 6—v. 181,
p. 2523—were awarded to Frank
E. Hailstone & Co., of Cincinnati,
as
2s, at 100.37, a basis of about
Legality approved by Cald¬
&
Ailen
Due
Sale—The $40,000
Bond
anty Trust Company, of New York
John C.
Legg & Co., McCormick
Co., W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.,
Newhard, Cook & Co., Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, Rauscher,
Pierce & Co., Reinholdt & Gard¬
ner, Schwabacher & Co., E. Ray
bonds.
revenue
1984 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1965 and thereafter
as
Cook
pany,
will
1, 1954.
1955 to
hers & Co.,
Anderson
Clerk,
City
(CST)
Ind.
Batesville,
Securities
Shearson,
.
.
p.m.
(DST) on June 28 for
purchase of $25,000,000 State
June
and
9
—
awarded
v.
to
water
181,
the
$525,000 sewer,
bonds
p.
2628
offered
—
were
Newton-Waltham
Bank & Trust
at
100.11,
a
Co., Newton, as 2s,
basis of about 1.98%.
Westborough, Mass.
Offering — Thomas
Bond
F.
Offering — Kenneth W.
Hadley, County Clerk, will re¬
Highway Construction, Second Is¬
sue, Series G bonds. Dated July 1,
Greene, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
ceive
1955.
chants
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956. to
receive
sealed
National
bids
at
Bank
the
of
Mer¬
Boston,
.4
v.
olume J81
Number 5437
,
;.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2745)
"ezzanihe
Floor,
until
oston,
11
State
3d
St.,
(DST)
a.m.
on
16 for the
purchase of $93,00 water rpains bonds. Dated July
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956
o
1970 inclusive. Principal and
nterest payable at the Merchants
line
,
ational Bank of Boston.
We si port,
Bond Sale—The
nds
offered
628—were
Moss.
$520,000 school
June
8—v.
awarded
181, p.
Bankers
to
rust
Co., New York; City, and
winnell, Harkness & Hill, of
ston, jointly, as 214s, at 100.43,
basis of about 2.19%.
Winchester,rMass.
Bond Offering—E. Abbot Brad-
Town Treasurer, will receive
ey,
ealed bids at the National Shawut Bank of
Boston, 40 Water St.,
11 a.m. (DST) on
15 for the purchase of $500,-
until
oston,
une
school
00
remodeling
July 15, 1955. Due
bonds,
nated
by
the
bidden
successful
Legality approved by Berry, Stev¬
ens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Howell, Mich.
1
Bond Offering—Fred G.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
8
will
Catrel,
bonds.
as
1957
685,000
bonds:
$615,000
May 1 from
to
on
1970
inclusive; and
$70,000 3s, due Mhy 1, 1961.
Sale—The
Bond
;
tric
utility
8
181,
elec¬
offered
$900,000
revenue bonds
v.
—
2524
p*
were
—
Offering—Clyde L. Allen, ^awarded to a group composed of
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬ Braun, Bosworth & Co., Toledo,
tion, will reecive sealed bids un¬ Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of
Chicago, S. R. Livingstone,
til 8 p.m. (EST) on June 15 for
Crouse & Co., Detroit, and Walter
the purchase of $250,000 building
J. Wade, Inc., of Grand Rapids, as
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
Bond
$500,000
incipal and interest payable at
able
to
National
he
oston.
1965
Shawmut
Legality
Bank
of
by
approved
Gray, Best,
ugg, of Boston.
Coolidge
opes,
&
Principal and interest
at
bank
a
trust
or
pay¬
designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
appjoyed
by
Miller,
Canfi^f#,
Ruddock
&
Owosso, Mich.
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
Au
Bond
Gres, Mich.
Sale
The $22,500 Motor
Highway Fund bonds ofJune 2—v. 181, p. 2522—
—
ehicle
ered
awarded
ere
tate
Bank,
00.04.
the
to
Au
23/4S, at
Epps,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on June
14 for the purchase of $38,000 spe¬
City
Gres
a
Battle Creek
cial assessment bonds, as
a
upply
system
reve-
bonds offered June 1—v.
ue
181,
2524—were awarded to McDon-
ld-Moore &
Co., and H. V. Satt& Co., both of Detroit, joint-
ey
y.
Birmingham, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Irene
E.
Han-
City Clerk, will receive seal7:30 p.m. (EST) on
une 20 for the purchase of $125,-
ey,
d bids until
00
obligation artificial
rink bonds.
Dated
general
"ce
skating
1, 1955. Due
Oct. 1 from
Principal
nd interest (A-O) payable at a
ank or trust company to be des'gnated by the successful bidder,
une
955
to
1956
to
1958
inclusive.
Due
on
on
Feb.
1
1956
from
to
1958 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Miller,
Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
&
Royal Oak, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 special
assessment
street
improvement
2524—were
egality approved by Miller, Canield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
181, p.
May 31—v.
Siler
to
awarded
&
Co., and S. R. Livingstone, Crouse
& Co., both of Detroit, jointly, as
follows:
Due
1955.
Sept. 1 from 1955 to
1969 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payable at a bank
designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
company
proved by Miller,
dock & Stone, of
Bond
Offering
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit,
t a price of 100.002.
bonds. Dated March 1, 1955.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
Michigan
bank or trust company as desig¬
nated
by the successful bidder.
(The issue was previously offered
on May 2.)
payable
(M-N)
Fairmont, .Minn.
.
Sale—The
Bond
and
offered
2404—were
headed by
as
2.46%.
Sylvan Lake, Mich.
Sale—The $225,000 bonds
offered
Lane,
Dated
June
15, 1955. Due
1956.
Fraser, Mich.
Bond Offering—Richard E. Ni-
olai, Village Clerk, will
ealed bids until 8 p.m.
00
municipal
May
1,
1956
from
receive
(EST)
building
1955. Due
1
on
to
1983
on
at the
Bond
Park, Mich.
Offering
—
Mrs.
Lenore
City Clerk, will receive
(EST)
on
20 for the purchase of
special
company
in
assessment
Michigan
as
of
1967
from
First
of
about
2.96%,
as
1970 inclusive.
to
Bond
desig¬
bid of 100.48 for 2s.
Otter
3s,
1978
due
to
on
1980
Sept.
1
inclusive.
Tail
Clair Shores,
Mich.
•assessment
181,
bonds
p.
offered
June
2628—were awarded
syndicate composed of First
Michigan Corporation, of De¬
troit, Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
of Toledo, Kenower, MacArthur
& Co., McDonald-Moore & Co.,
H. V. Sattley & Co., Inc., Shan¬
non & Co., all of Detroit, Barcus,
a
of
Kindred & Co., of Chicago, Stran-
ahan,
Harris
Channer
cago,
&
Co.,
Securities
of
Co.,
Allison-Williams
Toledo,
of Chi¬
Co.,
of
County Indep.
Bond
bids
until
1:30
(CST) on
June 22 for the purchase of $300,000
p.m.
building bonds.
1955.
Due
Feb.
on
inclusive.
1970
composed of
rities Corpi,
Dated May 1,
MISSOURI
Heights), Minn.
Bond
Oifenng — Theo.
District
sealed
bids
June
on
L.
1965
by Nye, Montague, Sullivan, Atmore & McMillan, of Duluth.
Granite
swim¬
ming pool bonds offered June 1—
181, p. 2524—were awarded to
J. M. Dain &
Co., of Minneapolis.
'
Hennepin
*
'
and Carver Counties,
Minnetonka Joint Independent
composed of the Northern
Trust Co., Chicago, City National
Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City.
group
William
Lucas,
Blair
&
Co., Chicago,
Michigan Corp., Detroit.
Eisen & Waeckerle, and
Soden
Investment
lows:
$1,640,000
No.
30
Bond
410,000 2%s.
1972
the
for
purchase
of
$900,000
Dated July 1,
July 1 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬
1955.
terest
bonds.
Due
on
suitable
bank designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Faegre &
payable
at
any
Kanebec
dated
District
July 1 from
on
Kirkwood, Mo.
Bond
works
Sale—The $334,000 water
improvement
bonds offer¬
ed
June 2—v.
St.
''Louis, jointly, at
181, p. 2404—were
awarded to Newhard, Cook & Co.,
and Blewer, Glynn & Co., both of
100.07,
1.97%,
a
price
of
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
$145,000 2s.
Due
1957 to
on
Feb.
1
from
1964 inclusive.
169„000 2s.
1966
on Feb. 1, 1965.
Due oh Feb. 1 from
1974 inclusive.
to
Prin¬
MONTANA
Daniels
No.
County Independ¬
(P.
O.
Canby), Minn.
—
C. S. James,
Offering
1 from
Due
Feb.
1963
inclusive. -Principal
on
1958 to
terest
payable at the Na¬
tional Citizens
Bank, of Canby.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis,
Iuka,
Bond
$234,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 1—v. 181,
sold
1955.
Saunders
&
2404—were awarded to Conrad
National
by
Bank
Missoula
No.
23
Le¬
Charles
&
Note Sale—Amount of the note
issue offered June
from
award
public
improvement
bonds.
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Guaranty Bank & Trust
Company, of Jackson.
Legality
approved by Charles & Trauer¬
Deposit
Essex
Bank
to
the National
of
Boston,
181, p. 2524.
at
Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
Skin¬
City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST) on
June 15 for the purchase of $250,ner,
Due
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1,
July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
at the First Na¬
Legality
Charles & Trauer¬
payable
tional Bank, of Jackson.
approved
by
School District,
N. J.
$270,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p. 2525 — were awarded to the
Fidelity Union Trust Co., and F.
R. Cole & Co., both of Newark,
jointly, as 214s, at 100.17, a basis
of about 2.23%.
Haddon
Township School District
(P. O. Ccllingswood ), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $285,000 build¬
Bond Offering—Mrs. J. R.
school
Falls
Bond Sale—The
nicht, of St. Louis.
1980
reduced
NEW JERSEY
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
terest
was
Offering—Mrs. J. R. Skin¬
City Clerk," will receive seal¬
until 10 a.m. (CST) on
1955.
made
was
Shawmut
1%%.—v.
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
000
1
$300,000 to $100,000 and the
."J
i
June 15 for the purchase of $250,Dated
HAMPSHIRE
Dover, N. H.
bids
ed
(P. O. R. No. 1,
State Board of Land Commission¬
Jackson, Miss.
ner,
Kalispell.
Target Range), Mont.
Sale—The $35,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
p. 2405 — were awarded
to the
was
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Bond
of
County School District
Bond
Co., of
Interest M-N.
approved
t
p.
.
$55,000
Dated May 1,
May 1 from 1966 to
M
County Sch. Dist. No. 13
O. Eureka), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
(P.
NEW
of
3V2S.
inclusive.
1984
gality
Lincoln
ers.
bonds
revenue
M. A.
to
2404—were awarded to the De¬
partment of State Lands,
Miss.
Sale—An issue
works
1
Bond Sale—The
in¬
and
(F-A)
County School District
(P. O. Scobey), Mont.
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
p.
awarded to J. B.
Co., of Newark, as
price of 100.08, a basis
2405—were
&
Hanauer
2.40s, at
a
of about 2.39%.
Township School Distrit
(P. O. R. D. No. 2 Phillipsburg),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Alfred G. Tins-
Harmony
man, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m.
(DST) on June 22
purchase of $140,000 build¬
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955»
for the
No.
Leland, Miss.
Bond
29
(P. O. Quamba), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 31—v. 181,
p. 2524 — were awarded to the
Kanabec
1
20,000 l3/4s. Due
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
14
for
the
purchase of $30,000
building bonds. Dated
Feb.
1,
County Common Consoli¬
School
Due
July
on
inclusive.
1975 inclusive.
pur¬
nicht, of St. Louis,
Benson, of Minneapolis.
to
the
for
District
Bond Offering—W. T. Frommes,
building
Due
p.m.
Consolidated School District
ent
Minnesota
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
214s.
from 1956 to 1971
p.
Yellow Medicine
Jackson
Excelsior),
Co., both cf
City, at 100.14, a net in¬
2.28%, as fol¬
terest cost of about
Consolidated School District
No. 7 (P.O.
of
Kansas
re¬
and interest payable at a
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
000
Falls, Minn.
Sale—The $100,000
Bond
The
—
cipal
Go-
inclusive.
Sale
8
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive.
on
to
School District, Mo.
$2,050,000
building bonds offered June 7—v.
181, p. 2061—were awarded to a
building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
Due
1956
until
14
C.
will
chase of $1,540,000
as
from
Clerk,
MISSISSIPPI
Offering—Martin
Bond
1 from 1958 to
Ramsey County Independent School
District No. 3 (P.O. Falcon
(CST)
..-*'•*1
yi
Joplin
Principal and in¬
a banking insti¬
designated by the success¬
ful bidder. Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
ceive
group
v+ftern
tution
Schultz,
a
the Equitable Secu¬
Nashville, Allen &
Co., Hazlehurst, Hamp, Jones &
Co., Jackson, Scharff & Jones, of
New Orleans, and the First Na¬
tional Bank of Memphis.
terest payable at
Memphis,
v.
Consol.
Offering — A. M. Stoll,
Clerk, will receive sealed
District
000
14
St.
2629—were awarded to
p.
First
Sch. Dist. No. 44 (P. O. Perham),
Minnesota
water
31
had been made
Boston
dich, Ctiy Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
June 13 for the purchase of $200,-
1970
Bond Sale^-The $956,000 special
to
$185,paving
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1959 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-S> payable at a bank or trust
une
2292—
p.
the
pay-
State Bank of Fraser.
ealed bids until 8 p.m.
000
181,
to
from 1967 to
$22,000
inclusive.
6—v.
rmour,
group
a
wood, of Minneapolis.
inclusive;
$43,00 2V4S, due on Sept. 1
from 1971 to 1977 inclusive;
May
egality approved by Miller, Canield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Hazel
cost
from
bonds,
Principal and interest (M-N)
ble
awarded
125,000 water bonds, as follows:
$16,000 4s, due on Sept. 1
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive;
$24,000 2V2S, due on Sept. 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive;
$20,000 2%s, due on Sept. 1
13 for the purchase of $35,-
ated
1—v.
improvement bonds, as fol¬
lows: $30,000 4s, due on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive;
$42,000 2V2S, due on Sept. 1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive;
and $28,000 2%s, due on Sept.
purchase of $5,000,000 school
une
June
$100,000 special assessment water
ion, will receive sealed bids unil 10 a.m. (EST) on June 14 for
rch 1,
to
follows:
Detroit, Mich.
Offering—Edw. M.
otes.
awarded
Piper, Jaffray & Hop-
Principal and interest payable at
the City Treasurer's office, or at
any suitable
banking institution
in the State to be designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
&
First
Gilbert, Minn.
ecretary of the Board of Educa-
he
$120,000 curb,
improvement
June 2—v. 181, p.
paving
interest
7
the
Corp., New
York City, and their associates, on
a bid of 100.73 for 2.10s, this group
having purchased the $4,771,000
bonds offered the same day on a
-
1955.
Co., of
2V2S, at 100.20, a basis
June
to
2629
p.
(P. O.
Greenville), Miss.
Bond Sale—The
$300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 181,
pre¬
»- ;
awarded
2628—were
p.
special
offered
McDonald-Moore
Note
;v
Sewage Disposal plant bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Dec.
bonds
—that the award
1959 inclusive.
Bond
was
viously reported—v. 181,
a
MINNESOTA
series II bonds, as fol¬
$57,000
l3/4s, due on
July 1, 1956; and $145,000 2s,
due on July 1 from 1957 to
lows:
Michigan
Sale—The $69,000
about
at
Corp.,
and
Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., both of Detroit,
jointly, at a price of 100.04, a net
ssessment
f
Cornelius
ing
bonds
were
Dearborn, Mich.
Detroit,
—
Junker, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on June 14
for the purchase of $60,000 build¬
gutter
202,000
r,
181,
Canfield, Pad¬
Detroit.
Township Graded School
District No. 11 (P. O. Grand
Rapids), Mich.
clusive.
and Monguagon Town¬
It
(M-S)
trust
or
1956; and $45,000 2s, due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1963 in¬
k. 2524—were awarded to Kenow-
v.
1
on
"ng bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
0
March
on
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on June 15
for the purchase of $31,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated May 1,
$48,000 series I bonds, as follows:
$3,000 l34s, due on July 1,
ship Fractional School District
No. 3 (P.O. Trenton), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 build-
Bond
Due
Vermontville, Mich.
Bond Offering—T. E. Marcum,
1,
(F-A)
Paddock
Not Sold—The City re¬
jected the bids submitted for the
$388,798.12
street
improvement
1966 inclusive.
to
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
June
payable at a bank or trust com¬
pany to be designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
offered
1
Walker
1955. Principal and interest
bonds
March
on
inclusive.
1969
rownstown
from
1
follows:
bonds. Due
sewer
34,000 street improvement bonds.
Township (P. O.
distribution
and
Feb.
on
Battle Creek), Mich.
Bond Sale — The $30,000 water
mprovement and refunding
will
$40,000 sanitary
price of
basis of about 2.74%.
as
Clerk,
1959
Due
2V2S.
400,000
Stone, of Detroit.
MICHIGAN
214 s.
from
company
to be
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bonds
Washington County, Leland Consolidated School District
t
sive.
1956
heimer-Egan, Inc., of St. Paul.
bonds offered June 2.
South Haven, Mich.
inclusive.
from
July
on
"Bond Sale—The
$185,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 1—v. 181,
p. 2404—were awarded to Mann-
,
Due
1957
June
Leslie School District, Mich.
inclusive.
1959
street
3V4s.
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at a Michigan bank or trust
company as designated by the succesful bidder.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
to
follows:
5
1
Minnesota
3.21%,
$271,000 sanitary sewer bonds as
314s.
Due on May 1 from
April 1 from 1958 to 1973 inclu¬
ated
.
about
p.m.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
from 1956 to 1980 inclu¬
1
of
cost
follows:
(EST) on June
21 for the purchase of $450,000
general obligation
storm
sewer
Oct.
Walter,
Woody & 3s, at a price of 100.11, a basis of
Heimerdinger, Pohl & Co., both about 2.98%.
of
Cincinnati, Siler & Co., and
Lesueur County IndependentSchool
S. R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co.,
Dist. No. 92 (P. O.
Montgomery),
both of Detroit, at 100.0005, a net
interest
sealed
receive
Minneapolis,
57
State Bank, of Mora, as
Sale—The
ing
$50,000
street
improvement bonds offered June
7
were
awarded
to
the
Bank
of
Leland.
The bonds
Due
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1956 to 1969
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the Second Na¬
tional Bank of Phillipsburg.
are
due
serially from
from 1856 to 1965 inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
58
(2746)
The Commercial and Financial Ch
Ho-HO-Kus,
bonds
2293
J.
N.
University* of New Mexico (P. O.
Sale—The $110,000
Bond
June
ottered
Hai.auer
7—v.
awarded
were
—
181,
to
Marine
Caneadea, Granger, Bird-
York
Ryan,
000
building
1961
Due
bonds.
July
on
Bank
Trust
&
National
First
the
at
1,
interest (J-J)
1955. Principal and
payable
July
of
Co.
Patterson,
Legality approved
by Reea, Hoyt, laylor & Wash¬
burn, of New York City.
Bloomingdale.
Due
on
to
1970
inclusive.
1976
City
drews,
—
to
inclusive.
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1985
Bank, Albuquerque, or the Bank¬
ers Trust Company, of New York
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
&
(EoT) on
purchase of $33,equipment oonds. Dated July
Due on July 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J) -payable
at
the
1960
1
(P. O. Adams
Bond
Offering—M. H. Kellogg,
16
the
for
purchase
of
Due
School District, N. J.
Alphonse
:—
J.
(A-O)
New
the
for
purchase of $1,400,000
bonds. Dated June
1,
building
Due
1955.
inclusive.
1974
1
Dec.
on
1956 to
from
Principal
in-
and
terest
(J-D) payable at the Ber¬
gen
County National Bank, of
Hackensack.
Legality
approved
by
Delafield
City.
Hawkins,
of New York
Union
&
Wood,
New
Bond
Sale
The
$1,305,000
general improvement and park
bonds offered June 8—v. 181, p.
2525
awarded to
were
—
—
a
group
of the National State
Newark, B. J. Van Ingen
composed
Bank of
&
Falion
Bramhall,
Co.,
&
Co.,
and Brown Bros. Harriman & Co.,
all
of
New
York
City,
on
100.43, for $1,300,000 bonds
2.10s, a basis of about 2.05%.
able
Treasurer,
the
at
First
Albuquerque.
National
Legality
Bank,
approved
by* Pershing,
Bosworth, Dick
Dawson, of New York City.
&
Bernalillo
County, Albuquerque
Municipal School District (P. O.
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
Bond
Sale
The 1,200,000
building bonds offered June 7—
v. 181, p. 2405—were awarded
to
a group composed of the First Na¬
—
tional
Bank, Chicago, Milwaukee
Co.,
Milwaukee, First Southwest
Cp., Dallas, and Zahner & Co., of
St. Louis, as 234 s, at 100.15, a basis
of about 2.47%.
Lea
County, Lovington Municipal
District No. 1 (P. O.
Covington), N. Mex.
School
Bond
Offering
Hobdy Gann,
the Board of Education,
Clerk of
will
—
City Comptroller, will receive
bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
June- 14 for the purchase of
$2,060,000 bonds, as follows:
$1,300,000 highway bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
760,000 incinerator bonds. Due
on
clusive.
The
;VV;fA
1
;
bonds
dated
are
.i;
'July
1,
1955. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the City Comptroller's
.office. Legality approved by Sul¬
livan, Donovan, Hanrahan, Mc^vern
&
Lane, of New York
City.
Denmark, Harrisburg, Pinckney,
Campion and Rutland Central
Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Copenhagen), N. Y.
Sale—The
bonds
$320,000 build¬
offered
to
a
June
Stevenson
8
were
composed of
group
&
Co.,
George
B. Gibbons & Co., Inc., and Chas.
E.
Weigold & Co., all of New
York
City,
2y2s,
as
at
100.28,
a
basis of about 2.46%.
inclusive.
from
Principal
(J-J)
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
proved
Dick &
by
1956
to
and
interest
the
1960
County
Legality ap¬
Pershing, Bosworth,
Dawson, of Denver.
the
$1,447,000 bonds,
The
bonds
1955. Due
1974
on
are
acquisition
bonds.
565,000
school
Due
bonds.
15 from
1956 to
inclusive.
The
bonds
inclusive.
New
dated
June
Jamestown School District, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $330,000 school
building bonds offered June 8—v.
2630—were awarded to the
Marine
New
Trust
York,
100.01,
New
Principal and
in¬
Trust Company,
Copenhagen. Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
of
No. 8
York
Due
school
June
Sale
Free
The
-r-
building
181,
7—v.
Sch.
Dist.
$2,456,000
bonds
p.
2630
offered
—
were
awarded to a group composed of
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Roose¬
velt & Cross, George B. Gibbons
& Co., Inc., Adams, McEntee &
Co., First, of Michigan Corp., W.
H. Morton & Co.,. Chas. E. Wei¬
gold & Co., and Tilney & Co., all
of New York
City, as 2.90s, at
100.54, a basis of about 2.85%. *
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No. 26 (P. O. Leviittown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Ladislav Knak-
District
al,
Clerk,
1956
to
1984
and interest
will
receive
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Franklin National Bark of Frank¬
lin
Legality approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
Square.
Hawkins,
New
York
City.
Western
as
1.40s,
at
York
the
tepri 965
the ^Lpng
District
expected to issue
call for the
a
payment of both principal and in¬
terest
1995
by
New
York
State.
The
to mature from 1984 to
are
inclusive.
1956 to
Island
Treasurer,
will
Jufte 7—v.^lSi;
3.06.%,.
on
,
i
»
I
Sayville.
of
proved
;
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
City.
V;
;
June
.
No. 12 (P. Ol R. D. 4,
'*
70,000
ing bonds offered^June 2—v. 181,
2526—were awarded to Roose¬
& Cross, of New York City,
2%s, at a once of 100.33, a basis
velt
as
NORTH
June
tolj.
Co., of Durham, at
$4,000
6s.
1959
2630—
p.
Lee Peeler &
follows:
par, as
Due June
1,
1958
f
Due-Un
6s.
1964 to
1970
pubic
...
as
6s.
as
Due
1956 to
NORTH
Cass
June
on
1
University (P. O.
Square 3,
N. Y.C.),N.Y.
Bond
Offering — Dr.: LeRoy
Kimball, Comptroller, will receive
Washington
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
June 17 for the purchase of $820,000
non-tax
revenue
Due
on
DAKOTA
County, Leonard Special Sch.
Dist. No. 54 (P. O.
Bond Sale—The
Fargo K N. D.
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
2405
—
awarded
were
to
Principal
payable
States
1963.
Gerdes
York
and interest
the»United
at
Trust
York City.
thereafter
1,
dormitory
Company* ofi.New
Bonds due in 1964 and
are
callable
Legality
&
as
of
approved
Montgomery, of
Oct.
by
New
City.
1
to
June
from
3s, at
Dakota, Bismarck,
price of par.
'
a
,
Langdon, N. Dak.
Bond
rier,
Ottering—Lcuis F.
City
Char-
Auditor, /will
receive
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m. (CST)
on
June 23 for the purchase of
$100,000
water
revenue
bonds.
and interest payable at a
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder.
proved
by
Faegre
Minneapolis.
&
Legality ap¬
Benson, of
OHIO
Arkon, Ohio
-Bond Sale—The
age
disposal
bonds
$4,000,000 sew¬
plant improvement
offered
June
6—v.
.
June. 1 from
on
2405—were- awarded
cate
1984Jnclusive.
of
composed
Trust
Cot,
,
to
the
181, p.
syndi¬
Northern
a
of
Chicago, Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bankr of New
Carteret County JRt O.- Beaufort), York
City, Mercantile Trust Co.,
r.\ North Carolina
of Sti Louis, A. C. Allyn & Co., of
Bond Sate—TfttL $80,000 county Chicago, Fahey,-. Clark
Co;,
jail and courthfifOf|e improvement- Field,
Richards
&
Co.vV.. First
bonds offered June 7—v. J 81, p. Cleveland
Corp., and Ball, Biurger
2630
were vavfoitded *to
Merrill
& Kraus, all of Cleveland, hs-33/4s,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, at a price of 101.90; a basis of
of Charlotte; at
about 2.32%.
;
park as follows:
:5,000
Is. Due June
1985.-•;
1,
•
.
-
•
—
sealed
on
bids
June
21
until
for
11
the
(DST)
purchase ofa.m.
$2,200,000 building bonds.
June 1, 1955. Due on June
1956
to
$20,000
6s.
Due
Si
June
1,
1956
"and 1957i
\
60,000 23/4s. Due^bn June 1 from
1958 to 1963 Inclusive.
■
1985
and interest
inclusive.
Dated
1 from
Princinal
(J-D) payable at the
I
Albany Local School Dist., Ohio
•y Bond Sale—The $297,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Ju,ne 2—v, 181,
o.
Columbus
U
Whitevilfe). N. C....
•
'
County (P. O.
Bond
-
Offering—W.
E.
sealed^ lads-
leigh until 11
as
;
Easter-
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on June
14 for the purchase of $370,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
1955. Due
1985
on
a.m.
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
Principal
and
2526—were awarded
Bosworth
'
in¬
terest (J-D) payable in New York
City.
Oswego City School District, N. Y.
Bond Offering —John D.
Grath, District Clerk, will receive
the
Bank of North
from
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1953.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Oct." 1 from 1956 to: 1991; ernment Commission, will receive
inclusive.
(A-O)
exempt
from
1962 inclusive.
and
1
inclusive.
62,000 334s. Due
1971
to
;
25,000 street improvement bonds
1960 to -1963~inclusive.
-
1987
;•"
■
8,000 334s. Due "on June
21,000
from
cipal
N. C.
7—y, 181,
awarded
were
1
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
1953 to 1977 inclusive. Prin¬
Sale—The $100,000 water
offered
1981
from
CAROLINA
Caly-i*,
Bond
1976 to
swimming
pool
6s.,-.Due on June 1
from 1958 to i974 inclusive.
build¬
p.
from
inclusve.-V
bonds
as
Middletown), N. Y.
Sale—The $70,000
Bond
1
June
on
^1990
p.
Wallkill Common School District
-v.'/
—
inclusive; $125,000 334s, due
on June 1. from 1982 to 1986
inclusive; and $100,000 0 25s,
..
r;
by
*w*kler &
followsr
as
on
-
Du£ on June 1 from
inclusive;'.Principal
interest" (J-DX payable at the
pany,
p.~2630—
due on June 1 from 4956 to
1974 inclusive; $10,000 5s, due
June 1, 1975; $150,000 3s, due
.;
June 1, 1955.
1956 to 1965
Oystermen's Bank & Trust Com¬
...
$575,000 water bonds: $190,000 6s,
State
(DST)
:
Co., Charlotte, and Vance Secruities Corp., Greensboro, jointly* at
par, a net interest cost of-about
pay¬
receive
v'
;■ ••••••;
.
New York
1984
awarded to R. S. Dickson &
were
inclusive.
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Exchange Bank, New York
City. Legality approved by Cald¬
well, Marshall, Trimble & Mit¬
chell, of New York City.
receipt of sealed bids until July
12 for the purchase of
$125,000,000
Thruway bonds, guaranteed as to
Ra¬
Sanford, N. C.
; s'r:*:-Bond Sale—The $670,000 bo-ds
offered
pur¬
of about 2.70%.
Thruway Authority
(P. O. Albany), N. Y.
Bond' Offering—The Authority
in
I
.
June 16 for the purchase of $38,-i
500 'fire apparatus bonds. Dated
"
20, 1956. Principal and
payable at the Chemical
from
1
:>iTi
-
Sayville Fire District (P. Oi
Sayville), N. Y.
Bond Offering«*-Robt. E. Danes,
Corn
is
1956
at
City Housing Authority.
New
16. for
Feb.
interest
(P. O. Roosevelt), N. Y.
Bond
of
basis of about 1.39%
a
bonds
Union
Co.
Buffalo,
Note Offering—Philip J. Cruise,
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on June 14 for
the purchase of $36,040,000 issue
CVIII noteS. Dated July 18, 1955.
1,
York
Hempstead
June
15,
1955. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Central lslip Na¬
tional Bank, Central lslip.
Le¬
gality approved by Wood, King
& Dawson, of New York City.
p.
•
and
^
dated
are
June
on
due
;
on
building
June
on
1975
181,
from
01
1985 in¬
June
on
Company, of Riverhead. Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
(DST)
Due
15 from 1956 to
office
(EST) cn June
purchase of $100,000
bonds.. Dated June 1, 1955.
a.m.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
in¬
and
his
at
the
inclusive.
Bank & Trust
$882,000 school building and land
June 1 from 1956 to
terest (J-D) payable at the North¬
ern
1
follows:
as
Due
paya^Je at the United
Principal and interest (J-D)
receive
purchase
Principal
Easter-
City.:-. ***V
(DST)
Bond Offering—Arthur T. Sand-
for
to
from
for
water
1,
1955
14
chase of $28,000 fife truck bonds.
Dated June 4, 1955. Due on. June
New York State
sealed bids until 2
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
(MST) on June 28 for the June 22 fo rthe purchase of $3,purchase of $1,000,000 general ob-' 229,000
building
bonds.
Dated
ligation bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
July 1
in¬
Hauppauge), N. Y.
a.m.
(J-D)
1
E.
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
able
22
Dec.
on
Dec.
bids
sealed
leigh until 11
'
1;
and Smithtown* Union Free
School District No. 6 (P. O. ,; " "
June
George
dated
are.
Offering—W.
j
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Vi
I slip
sealed-bids until 11:15
Bond
were
Riverhead, Wading River Fire Dist.
(P. O. Wading River), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Paul L. Guyder, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
sealed f bids- until ' 3
p.m.
.
on
Randleman, N. C.
Trust. Company, of New
City. Legality approved by
Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City, u .
payable at.the First
District Clerk, will
Co.,
^
Y.
composed oi
&
1962 inclusive.
to
^12,000 2s. Due June 1, 1963.'
York
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
ford,
8
-
June 1 fro
on
otates
1956 to
and
June
group
inclusive.
1984
Bay Shore.
\
receive
on
(J-D)
1 from
Principal
196*0
Dist
June 1 from
on
1959 inclusive.
to
34,000 234s. Due
C.ty.
Free Sch.
Peaboay
1954. Due
&
clusive.
p.m.
Due
June
on
inclusive.
a
bonds
me
National Bank & Trust Company*
er,
Bacon,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on
June 20 for the purchase of $400,000
off-street
parking
revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
sive. Callable as of July 1, 1965.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
City
dated * June
are
Yoi-k
pffeied
to
Kinder,
Cross, of New York City, as 1
100.24, a basis of about 1.73%;
bonds
1957
1*.
(P. O. Bethpage), N.
bonds
terest
Roosevelt
$23,500 234s. Due
p>
Gibbons & Co., and Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., ail of New York
City, as 2.P0s, at 100.19, a basis of
about 2.88%.
f
^
V
to
Nav
imcKler
B.
New
on
Bond
Mex.
of
Co.,
appro vea
oyKts,
5>aie—The $480,000 build¬
awarded
at
sealed
ing
Bond Offering—G. Albert Linder,
of
Bond Offering—John E. Bloom¬
awarded
N.
,Company,
ing
p.m.
Galloway,
awarded
were
Binghamton, N. Y.
as
NEW MEXICO
&
,
June
bid
a
of
Albuquerque,
Trust
July 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬
(Pi O. Elizabeth),
Jersey
County
York
Adams.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Schappert, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
20
April 1 from 1956 to 1981
Principal and interest
payable at the Northern
on
receive
the
City.
1, 1955.
inclusive.
approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, ol
New York City.
Legality
Offering
$
$470,000
school bonds. Dated April
2
for
18
jLtona
lslip (P. O. I slip), N. Y.
Sale—The $345,000 public
improvement bonds ofiereu juiic.
of
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on June
until
16
anciewoiier,
No.
J. Whitney
—
Trust
illegality
Oyster Bay. Union
Bond
1959
Center, N. Y.
antville.
Bond
York
The
Adams and Rodman Central School
Mainland National Bank of Pleas¬
River Edge
bids
1955. Due
receive
win
(P. O.
(EDST)
purchase 01
$70,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from 1956
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal ana
interest
(A-O)
payable at the
State Bank, of Fillmore. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Cutler, of Chicago.
District No.
1
oixermg
June
Heckler
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
man
No.
Shea, District Clerk, will
on
terest
1, 1955.
:
Dec. 1 from
on
The
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
to
Dec. 1 from
on
1955.
June 20 for the
000
from
NEW YORK
Nehemiah An¬
Cierk,
1980
to
1981
1
Dec.
1975 inclusive.
to
Pleasantville, N.J.
Bond Offering
1 from
1964 inclusive.
329,000 334 s. Due
dated
are
from
sealed
•195,000 3.20s. Due
1956 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds
1
Dec.
on
170,000 3.10s. Due
from
1
118,000 water bonus. Due on July
1 from 1956 to 1978 inclusive.
The
Dec.
on
3s.
1965
1971
improvement
public
Due
to
171,000
follows:
as
2s.
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
(EST) on June
purchase of $224,000
the
$106,000
%■
Dist.
Midland
City,
Galloway, of New
Fillmore), N. Y.
94,000 2y2s. Due
bids until 8:30 p.m.
bonds,
to
Bond
$41,000
Offering—Muriel E. Russy,
for
sold
was
V
Genesee Falls Cent. Sch.
M'oroney, Beissner & Co., of Hous¬
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
21
bonds
Rushford, Pike and
sahe,
ton, as follows:
Oakland, N. J.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $1,000,-
Bond
p.
&
Co., of Newark, as
100.08, a basis of about
2.60s, at
2.58%.
Hume, Allen, Centerville,
Albuquerque), N. Mex.
water
Monday. June 13, 195
.
.
.
Legality Approved by Mit¬
chell,
Pershing,^Shetterly & Mit¬
chell, of New YQfk City.
3s, at
;
_
Sale—The
.
-
2.84%;
Cincinnati, Ohio
Note
Offering — C. A. Harrel,
City Manager; will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. <DST) on June
15 for the purchase of $3,660,000
preliminary loan notes, second se¬
ries. Dated July 5, 1955. Due Jan.
6,
1956.
Legality aoproved bv
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
"
Cleveland.
.
Clearview
Fairmoqt, N. C.
Bond
a
of about
to Braun,
Co., Inc.* of Toledo,
price of 101.50, a basis
&
Sch">~l
Local
(P. O. L^^ain)
$69,500
District
Oft**,
: .Bond Sale—The $400,000 build¬
public
improvement bonds offered June
ing bonds offered June 8—v. 181,
7—v.
o.
181.
p.
2630—were awarded
to
Merrill
&
Beane, of Charlotte, at
follows:
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
»
•
par,
as
2526—were
den,
-1*
Miller &
°<\
2.81%.
at
awarded
Co.,
101.91,
-
a
to
Hay-
Cleveland,
basis of about
of
•;
r\
/
Number 5437
Volume 181
■
I
Ohio
Columbus,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
able at the City Treasurer's office.
Spencerville, Ohio
Saie—To£L$125,000 seWer
.
Bond
Pond Sale—The $2,500,000 Water j
Enlargement Fund No. 19 • and disposal works bonds offered
v. 181, p; 2526 — were
June 7—v. 181, p. | June 6
kGoli-—were awarded to a
group awarded to Mcuonaid & Co., of
Works
offered
bonds
Boston
First
-
Corp., Wnite, Weld & Co., both of
Cleveland,
basis
2%s,
as
100.22,
at
Grant
a
City, Robert W. Baird |
Toledo, Ohio
Milwaukee, and Julien I
Bond Offering—John J. Sheehy,
Collins & Co., of Chicago, as 2%~s,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
•at lul.81, a basis of about 2.38%.
bids until noon (EST) on June 28
;•fVNote Sale — The $364,111 im- for the purchase of $86,500 special
provehieut notes ofierea «L.ne V assessment siaewaitc improvement
bonus. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
; were award sd to Sweney Cartr
Wright & Co., cf Columbus, as Oct. 1, 1956 and 1957. Principal
!.%?;■ .at 1C0.14, a basis of aoout and interest (A^O) payable at the
Chemical Com
Exchange Bank,
; r.oo%, •
'
;• "
New York City, or at ihe Ohio
Dayton City School District, Ohio
Citizens Trust Co., Toledo. Legal¬
Pond Offering—C.L.Borghardt,
ity approved by reck, bhalter &
i Clerk - Treasurer, 'will
receive
-.villiams, of Cincinnati.
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
New
&
York
7—v.
p.
Bond Offering
Schaub,
1
Gresham, Ore.
'
181,
2416—were awarded to Blyth
& Co., and the United States Na¬
tional
Bank, -both of Portland,
p.
,
Y"',,r';
-r
"••;
,
\
"
June EG for the purchase of $12,r vV.-;Upper Arlington City School
Dis'rict,,Ohio
COO,GOG building bonds. Dated Aug
•.
-
1956
1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
incusive. Principal
1,
>
and
tor-1980
(A-O) payable at the fis-
^interest
cal
of the Board of Edu¬
or New* York
agency
cation
Dayton
in
canders
.,*,.
Cleveland.
.
of
Dempsey,
&
•
bv
anoroved
Legalitv
City.
Saume.
Ohio
t 'r
Bond Offering—Bertha A. Price,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
(P. O. Johnstown),
:
*
will receive sealed
<■
Education,
until
15
(EST)
bids until noon
inclusive.
1975
to
and interest
Northern
&
Ardmore, Okla.
interest
works improvement
bonds
totaling
$35,000
offered
June 2
v. 181, p. 2526 — were
awarded to the Provident Savings
—
Bank
&
c'nnati,
Cinprice of
Trust Company, of
23/4S,
as
100.10, a basis of
at
a
about 2.73%.
purposes
bonds offered June
awarded
Bosworth & Co., of
9—v. 181, p. 2631—were
,
Braun,
to
i
101.47,
V,;
Toledo, as 2Y2S, at
-
North
T '
;
:*
2.29%.
of about
basis
a
Royalton (P. O. R. D.
•,
No. J,
Beret* T. Ohio
:
Bond Sale—The $60,P00 water
main,'bonds offered June 4— v.
C'
'
r
'
181, p.'2406
—
were
'
Portsmouth,
Sale—The $1,400,000
Bond
v
Ohio
first
mortgage sewerage system revenue bonds offered June 8—v. 181,
2526—were awarded to a group
^composed of Stranahan, Harris &
'•
p.
about 2.88%. as follows:
Trust
inclusive.
to, 1960
1956
158,000 23/4s. Due
County Independent Sch.
O. Hugo), Okla.
1961
on
r»ue
1970
1975
to
bonds offered
181, p.
2526—were
awarded to Blyth & Co., of Port¬
water
H.
George
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
until
7:3(5 p.m. (CST) on
Lane
June 13 for
th£purchase of $107,000 building bonds.
Due serially
from 1957 to 1977 inclusive.
Bond
Bond
Independent Sch.
of the Board
Clerk
to
Due
Bonds
inclusive.
1977
thereafter
and
1958
from
15
Dec.
on
are
in
callable
due
of Dec. 15, 1968.
School District No. 113
.(P.O.Foster) Ore.
Bond Sale—The $21,000 build¬
until
bids
(P.
No. 7
C~-a*erVc~u)), OWn.
46
.
Dist.
No.
(P. O. Box 435, Bonneville),
i.i
Bosworth & Co., Inc.,
«ale-^The $4,900 build¬
Oregon
%both of Toledo, Field, Richards & ing bonds offered! June 7" wore • ..iBond Offering—Mary Wallner,
i: Go.,^ McDonald & Co., , both of awarded* Mo": thV First - National ,-OiStrktfdeFk? will receive sealed
Ryan,
Sutherland
&
.
bids
Bank of Prague*
and Walter, Woody
*; The bonds adue serially from
1 & Heimerdinger, of Cincinnati, at 1957 to 1960 inclusive,
i 100.02, a nef interest cost of about
2.83%, as follows:
OREGON
frCo.; .Toledo,
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST)
on
July 1 for the purchase of $25,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1962
inclusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County
! $75,000 314s. Due on Sept. 15 from
Clackamas Cotmty School District Treasurer's
office.
Legality ao':(■1957 to J959 inclusive.,
Nt>. 26 (P. O. 'Oregow City
Ore. proved by Winfree. McCulloch,
65,5,000 3s." Due on Sept. 15 from
Bond Offering—Lillian Ok An¬ Shuier &
Sayre, of Portland.
1960 td 1975 inclusive. * •*;
derson^ District Clerks will;; re¬
; 670,000 2%s. ; Due on* Sept. . 15
ceive.:-sealed ;bjds- until 1 p.m. -Multnomah County Section Line
from 1976 to 1986 inclusive. "v-
to
the
bonds offered
June 9 —v. 181, p. 2631—were
awarded to the Provident Savings
Bank & Trust Co.* Cincinnati, as
?s.'at 100.08, a basis of about
JunO 15 for. the pur¬
chase oL *$35,QQ0 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July
1
from
1956 to
1962, inclusive;
Principal and ixjtte.rest (J-J) payible at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality Approved by Winfree, McCulloc^ l^huler & Sayre,
2.99%.
if Portland.
:v.V-'-'•'.
■
Clairsville, Ohio
Sale—The $67,000 water
St.
*
Brnid
works" improvement
(PST>:
on
Water District (P. O.
.
•
Oregon
Bond Offering—Arthur Strebin,
2s,
at
price
a
Bond
Pfferinfir—Thel^a Li"^"
Clerk,will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on June
23 .'for the purchase of $125,000
road irrnrovement bonds. Dated
Village
July 1. 1955. Due on December 1
1956 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
from
cipal and irterest
et the
(J-D) payable
Cleveland Trust Company,.
Solon.
20
until
the
for
general
Dated
1
2
purchase
obliga^feq
inclusive.
1957
Bonds due in
~*rp
cad^ble
fn
Due
1971
bonds.
on
Jan.
inclus;ve
R967?ard thereafter
ak_.of
Jan
Princioal and
1.
1966.
Principal and inlerest (J-J) pay¬
$20,0°0
Dated
improvement
15, 1955. Due
and
June
Sale—The $70°,000
rehabilitation bonds offered
8
&
were
Co.,
forest
June
awarded to Halsev, Stuart
Inc.,
and
Hornblower
&
Weeks, both of Boston, jointly, at
98.76. a net interest cost of about
2.22%
as
follows:
Qc
n-'o
from
1
May
on
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
10,000 3V4S. Due
May 1 from
on
1972 to 1976 inclusive. '
'20,Puu
May 1 from
oue on
o.uws.
1986 inclusive.
1977 to
bonds
in
due
(M-N)
payable
Southern
Spartanburg.
Sinkler,
May
1968
callable
are
Principal
1967.
1,
dated
are
Bonds
.
1,
and
of May
as
and
interest
the
Citizens
Bank, of
at
National
Legality approved
Gibbs & Simons, of
Charleston.
Kingstree, S. C.
Principal
at
and interest
First
National
the
Dickson.
of
Legality ap¬
Townsend, Elliott &
by
Munson,
of
Bond
2*4%
water
funding
works
College (P. O Carlisle),
Pennsylvania
Offering—Treasurer
Bond
Shuman,, Jr.
sealed
until
11
tax
bids
announces
will
(EDST)
a.m.
G.
to
H.
Chemical
New
mons,
'
i
SOUTH
Minnehaha
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
the Berks
at
Manhattan
at the Chase
or
Bank,
of
New
York
City. Legality aporoved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
delphia.
Forest
Hills School District,
Bond
Offering
School
June
13
for
to
(DST^
p.m.
the
building
1, 1955.: Due
1956
and
purchase
bonds.
on
of
Dated
June 1 from
inclusive.
1975
Principa.
at the Mel¬
interest payable
lon National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany,
of East Pittsburgh. Legality
approved
Perry &
by
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Pohn, of Pittsburgh.
Longswamp Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Merztown),
Penn"vlva^:t
Comptroller,
Coun'y
Bond
shall,
will
Offering —Joe
Countv
-
receive
on
Tune 22 for the nurchase of
general
(EST)
of
bonds.
Dated
Sc~"nton.
Pa.
are
callable
ed
bids
until
11
a.m.
(EST)
on
general
ment
Due
obligation
improve¬
fyonds. Dated July 1, 1955
on
Julv
inclusive.
oavable
office.
1
from
Principal
1956 to
and
1967
Townsend.
Elliott
Philadelphia.
&
Munson,
of
pur¬
school
1955.
1,
Due
of
the
at
June
Chase
1965.
1,
pay¬
Manhattan
Bank, of New York City. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
Chicago.
Madison
County
(P.
O. Jackson),
Tennessee
offered
2170—were
National
$500,000 school
June
7—v.
awarded
Bank
of
181,
the
to
p.
First
Memphis,
and
the First American National Bank
of
Nashville, jointly.
Maryv'lle, Tenn.
Sale—The $695,000 water
sewer
and
revenue
May
were
awarded
31—v.
181,
to
a
tax
of¬
2406—•
p.
group
com¬
posed of the Equitable Securities
Corp.,
of
Bankers
and
Nashville,
Trust
Webster &
Fidelity-
Co., of Knoxville,
Gibson, of Nash¬
ville.
.
Nashv'^e,
interest
at the City Treasurer's
Legality
approved
by
the
rural
1956 to 1975 incl.
as
fered
Offering—Geo. C. Beck,
City Controller, will receive seal¬
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
and
Bond
will
2
Bonds due in 1966 and thereafter
Bond
ment bonds.
until
for
June
June 1 from
on
21
$200,000
Mar¬
L.
Clerk,
bids
June
on
chase
$180,improve¬
obligation
Court
Bond Sale—The
(DST)
O. Maryville),
(P.
rPr>oixre auction
5
a.m.
p.m.
pur¬
Tennessee
•
bonds
City
8
the
for
$300,000 building bonds.
2526—were awarded to the Na¬
Scranton, Pa.
•
Bond Offering — Geo. C. Beck,
re¬
TENNESSEE
Blount
of
tional Bank of Topton.
until
11
of
will
Dated July 1. 1955.
Sale—The
$23,500 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
bids
July
on
of
Clerk
Education
of
sealed
(CST)
chase
able
Bond
Offering—The
Board
ceive
Directors, will receive
$100,000
June
the
M.
Sedinger, Secretary of the Board
County Independent
No. 1 (P. O. Brandon), S. D.
Bond
Pa.
Olive
—
DAKOTA
Consolidated School District
payable
County Trust Com¬
of Reading,
Charleston.
of
non¬
dormitory
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
pany,
Corn
Exchange Bank,
City.
Legality ap¬
by Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
proved
(J-J)
on
York
exempt
cipal and interest
Crawford
Co.,
April 1 froni
to 1965 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
June 20
on
purchase of $580,000
re¬
1956
received
be
$35,000
system
improvement bonds
and
sold
was
Philadelphia.
Sale—An issue of
of Columbia. Due
Dickson
p.
1 from
Mav
on
December 15 from 1956 to 1966
inclusive.
Tune 22 for the nurchase of $180,-
Bond
5y
by
refunding
headed
group
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
and
bonds.
a
burg,- as follows:
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
June 22 for the purchase of $55,-
000
(Sta'e of)
sold to
was
$60,000
improvement
by A. M. Law & Co., of Spartan¬
thereafter
in¬
chaser.
Oregon
Sale—An issue of
The
1957 to
payable at any bank in the
designated by the pur¬
June
$175,000
water
1955.
Dated July 1,
Julv 1 from
sealed
on
of
on
County
Grinile,
p.All <PST)
July 1,
from
C.
will 'receive
Clerk,
Citv
bids
City, Ore.
Offering—A.
Duncan, S. C.
Dickson City, Pa.
Offering—Anthony Longo,
Borough Secretary, will receive
000
Due
CAROLINA
SOUTH
as
Bond
June 2Lfor the purchase of $55,000
1955.
1,
Bank
National
Boston.
1955.
sealed bids until 11
construction bonds.
First
Legality approved by
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
par.
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids'until 5 p.m. (PST) on
terest
Bon*1
of
District
1976
Dallas
Solon, Ohio
Portland),
June
Storey,
at
Coplay National Bank,
r
,
dated
are
the
at
10,coo
.r.:
.
i :Cleveland,
the
to
.Coplay, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $12,000 street
improvement bonds offered June
1—v. 181, p. 2526—were awarded
on
Sch.
County
bonds
bonds
l%s,
as
sealed bids until 7:30
3V*s, at 100.47,
basis of about 3.16%.
Co., Braun,
-
Co.,
of
Multnomah
O.
...
awarded
Co., of Portland, as
Crtf-'v
District
Trust
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p. 2631—were awarded to Blyth &
a
■
Silke,
Linn County
*
School
H.
E.
Rose,
p.m.
Po'tawn'or*!*
•;
—
Clerk, will receive sealed
(PST) on June
13 for the purchase of $300,000
building bonds.
Dated June 15,
1969
(CST) on June 14 for
the purchase of $170,000 building
bonds. Dim serially from 1957 to
1973 inclusive®5-"7
<
Offering
until 8 p.m.
bids
as
of Education,
sealed
receive
will
7:30
Oklahoma
O.
were
—-
for the
District
1955.
1
City), Okla.
Offering — R.
County School District No. li
(P. O. Springfield), Ore.
Christie,
Dist. No. 53vfP. '* "*■-
able
100.0006.
that
Education,
Oklahoma County
2631
^ar]i<?ip
George
•
Oktahoma
bids
ng
o.
1—v.
land.
1
on
Principal and interest pay¬
Bond
$165,000 buildbonds offered June 6—v. 181,
proved
obligation
Morrison),
—
The
fu¬
near
Bend Sale—The
County ?Independent School
Of ering
the
in
Carlisle School District, Pa.
(P.
Oregon
$25,000 general
Due
issue
The
Band Sale—The
payable
Springfield).
June
on
1956 to 1965 in¬
from
1
water works system
Water
O.
Due
1965 inclusive.
"
1955.
it is reported.
Bank,
June
Bond
rejected.
ture,
McKenzie Highway
Dist.
fol¬
as
clusive.
improvement
street
were
be reoffered
Lane County,
inclusive.
District No. 6/P.O.
bonds
on
from
oune i
inclusive.
on
of Education,
(CST) oi* June 14 for th(
purchase
of ^$20,000
building
bonds. Due serially f.om 1957 t(
Noble
June 1 from
1969 inclusive.
to
102,uou bs.
B. nail.
June 1 from
on
p.m.
1965
June
the Atglen
at
000
both of Portland, jointly,
100.02, a net interest cost of
$90,000 3s. Due
will receive sealed bids until 7:^1
awarded to
& Co., of Clevelan, as 2%s, at a price of 100.008,
a
basis of about 2.74%. ;
Hayden, Miller
&
Bond Offer.ng—Vvauer
vari-
Sale—The $253,405
Bend
ous
Bank
Clerk of the Bbard
T
1
(P. O.
Youngstown), Ohio
Mahoning County
V
1—v.
Dist. No. 2 ( P.
Sale—The sewage svstem
"
Nationals
First
water
and
June
at
2406—were awarded to the
p.
Zhoc'.aw
L^ckl~nJ, Oh:o
;
181,
offered
bonds
ment
improve¬
extension
and
Co., and United States National
Bank,
Company, of Oklahoma City.
Bord
>
&
Sale—Tlie $450,000 water
Bond
system
Cleveland.
.
County School District
(P. O. Box 457, Central
Point), Ore.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 6—v. 181,
p. 2526—were awarded
to Blyth
No. 6
OKLAHOMA
(J-D) payable
at
the Johnstown Bank, Johns¬
town.
Legality approved by
Squire,,, Sanders & Dempsey, of
,
Jackson
of
Dempsey,
by Winfree,
& Sayre, of
Shuier
p.m.
pur¬
bonds,
bonds.
from 1956 to
Portland.
Cleveland.
on
and
cipal
,
McCulloch,
(J-D) payable at the
Sanders
Squire,
Principal
Savings Bank, of Col¬
Legality
approved
by
umbus.
bonds.
Jan. 1
will
Secretary,
will
Due on
inclusive.
approved
Legality
$140,000
3
the
June 3 for the $20,000,general
obligation
1975,
to
until
for
15
40,000 incinerator bonds.
of
$190,001
sewer
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able, at the City Treasurer's office.
from
1
of
purchase
1957
from
1.
June
December
on
the
for
general obligation
Jated July 1, 1955.
purchase of $1,800,00(
Due
1955.
1
bonds.-. Dat d
building
June 21 for the pur¬
chase of $145,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1979 inclusive. Prin¬
'•»
the
for
14
o^
Board
receive
sealed
(EST) on Jur.e
noon
Tvds
the
June
on
of
ment
Frank W.
—
Baden, Pa.
Bonds Not Sold—Bids received
on
Offering—Sidney Merseth,
City Recorder, will receive sealed
oius until 7:30 p.m, (PST) on June
J. S. Collins
—
of
will
1956
Johns'own-Monroe School District
O fering
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer
Mur¬
E.
$100,000 improvement and equip¬
Bank, Atglen, until 10
a.m.
(DST) on June 18 for the
purchase of $52,500 general obli¬
gation water bonds.
,•
Hines, Ore.
■
Bond
bids
sealed
(DST)
chase
National
jointly. Hi'/// ;'J
•
Borougn
receive sealed bids
Bond Sale—The $150,000 reser¬
voir bonds offered June 1—v.
receive
Atglen, Pa.
and the First Nationaj
Bank of Portland, jointly.
John Day,
v
Offering—John
Jr., Director of Finance, will
ray,
lows:
PENNSYLVANIA
2631—were awarded
urant
County Bank, of
181,
die
to
>
purchase of $175,000 water system
bonds.
bonds ofiered June
eral obligation
Co.,.
Bond
the
20 for
ISLAND
Newport, R. I.
The Dalles, Ore.
County School District
Bond
RHODE
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until June
(P. O. John Day), Ore.
Sale—The $139,000 gen¬
No. 3
aoout 2.7z%.
ot
u
Portland.
—
the
of
composed
$300,COO 2s. Due Oct. .1, 1970.
400,000 2V4s. Due Oct. 1, 1970.
Winfree,
Sayr^, ot
by
approved
McCulicch, tonuler
Legality
Bond Sale—The
offered June
were
to
i
$1,830,000 bonds
7—v.
awarded
•
Tenn.
181,
a
p.
group
2407—
com¬
posed of First Boston Corp., Salo-
\
tiO
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2748)
&
Bros.
mon
HutzUt,
&
Bache
Co., all of Now York City, Bacon,
Whipple &
Xing, Quirk
Co.,
Chicago,
and
& Co., New York
City, at 100.005, a net interest cost
of
about
2.20%,
follows:
as
inclusive.
840,000
,
2V4s.
1972
Due from
1985 inclusive.
to
to
Hut/Jer, New York City,
Keith, Reed & Co., and Eppler,
Guerin & Turner, both of Dallas,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
building
bonds
Columbian
-San
and
2V2S
as
and
the
to
Corp.,
2s, at
of
price
a
composed
of Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., San
Antonio, First Southwest Co., Dal¬
las, and Austin, Hart & Parvin,
of San
Antonio, purchased an is¬
sue
of
$600,000 school building
bonds, series of 1955, as follows:
$295,000 2t^s. Due
June 1 from
on
1956 to 1969 inclusive.
305,000 2%s. Due
1970 to
The
1.955
and
and
1980
bonds
those
thereafter
June
est
dated
1,
1971
callable
of
as
1, 1970. Principal and inter¬
(J-D)
payable at the Fort
the
at
First
Bank, Fort Worth,
National
Bank
of
Big Spring.
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
McCall,
Dallas.
Mart
:
i
,
Independent School District,
T exas
Bond Sale—An issue of
$280,000
building bonds was sold to Dallas
Rupe & Son, of Dallas, as 3V2S, 3s,
2V2s and 2s, at a price of par.
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due serially
from
1956
to
1989
inclusive.
Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Hugue¬
Boothman, of Dallas.
nin &
Midland Indep. Sch.
Dist., Texas
Bond Sale Details—The
$900,-
■000
building bonds awarded to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, and Associates, as noted
in v. 181, p.
2632, were sold as
follows:
$410,000 2V2S. Due
1956 to
1965
.99,000 2V4s. Due
and
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
school bonds
Feb.
on
1966
1,
1967.
to
Co., of Dallas, as 3s.
1, 1955. Due on June
Texas
Turnpike Authority (P. O.
Bond
Issue
1974 inclusive.
the
of
$58,500,000
Hammill & Co., of Dallas, at
of 100.05, a net interest
cost of
about
$46,000 2V2S.
1956 to
Due
to
1955.
June 15 from
on
inclusive.
Due
1982 to
•
Due
on
June
15
from
tion
offices
Bond
000
to
Indep. Sch.
Sale—An
school
house
Rauscher,
issue
Pierce
of
the
facts
evaluation
1956
to
1961
sold
and
1962
to
on
1976
The
1955
and
-
to
1985
bonds
and
thereafter
dale
(M-N)
State
dated
May
mature
fn
callable
are
15,
1971
as
of
Principal and inter¬
payable
Bank,
at
the
Rock¬
Rockdale.
and 1958.
35,000 3s. Due
1959
Grant
1965
on
bonds
that
will be
unique in character in that
approximately 96%
of
the
all
trips
will
either
originate
or
terminate within Dallas and
Tar¬
rant Counties. The issue will
con-
sits
1,
of $15,000,000
1980
bonds due Jan.
and
$43,500,000 maturing
The project is exoected to be completed by July 1,
1957 and, assuming a 3V4 % bond
Jan.
1995.
1,
toll
rate,
revenues
debt
cover
ments
from
(The
times
require¬
in
1960
to
1994.
offering
in
v.
6—v.
181, p. 2407—were awarded to the
State, as 2%s, at par.
King County, Lower Snoquamie
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Bond
2407.)
p.
will
receive
(PST)
a.m.
on
June 17 for the purchase of $190,000 building bonds. Dated July 1,
1955.
Due
1966
inclusive.
interest
sue.
on
July 1 from 1957 to
Callable
payment
five
years
date
from
on
at
the
and
date of is¬
Principal and interest
payable
any
on
County
(J-J)
Treas¬
urer's office.
p.
2527
—
State of
price of
Bond
were
awarded
Washington,
as
the
to
2J/4s, at
a
a
332
(P.
O.
O i f e r i n g—Martin
Gruber,
County
receive
sealed
(PST)
from
able
Treasurer,
bids
June
on
Olympia, Wash.
Sale
The $675,000
—
gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered June
181,
p.
2527—were awarded
Bond
until
17
will
10
a.m.
the
for
pur¬
$58,000 building bonds.
July 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
1957 to
1975 inclusive.
and after five years
issue.
June
"D"
School
District
No.
(CST)
p.m.
Due
1973
June
on
1
inclusive.
from
1956
Interest
J-D.
Legality
approved
by
Lines,
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Kewaskum,
Bond
bonds
Wis.
Sale—The
offered
$60,0C0
June
sewer
1—v.
181,
of
$100,000
bonds.
Due
years.
and
interest
2527—were awarded to the Chan-
the
County
Co., of Chicago, as
2%s, at a price of 101.05, a basis
of about 2.62%.
Thurston
County, Rochester Sch.
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
Dist No. 401
Bond
Securities
ner
Washington
Sale—The $131,495 build¬
Bend), Wis.
Offering—District
Albert
State of
sealed
price of
as
2%, at
a
2
par.
C.
Thiel
that
until
(CST)
p.m.
9—v.
awarded
to
group
com¬
of
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Blair & Co., both of New York
City, F. W. Craigie & Co., Rich¬
mond, and Young, Moore & Co.,
of Charleston, at 101.61, a basis
of about 2.28%.
Virginia (Sta*e of)
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 road
offered
2632—were
No.
June
8—v.
awarded
to
Clerk
of
a
of about
as
2.05%,
receive
p.m.
(MST)
purchase
1956 to
by
follows:
on
cate:
York,
members
of
Trustees,
until
27
for
water
in
from
from
J-J.
Legality
&
approved
Tallmadge,
the
syndi¬
Gregory & Son, of New
National
Bank
of
Com¬
Seattle, First National
Bank, of Memphis, Branch Bank¬
ing & Trust Co., of Wilson, Ful¬
ton,. Reid & Co., of Cleveland,
Janney & Co., of Philadelphia.
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc., of
of
City is part of
Metropolitan Salt Lake City, and
copies of the offering brochure
may be obtained from Lauren W.
Gibbs, Fiscal Agent, Zions Savings
Bank
This advertisement is neither
rev¬
any
an
offer to sell
CANADA
Canada
(Dominion of)
Million
Bonds.
$700
Domestically—A
bonds
of
_
new
$700 million
Government
announced
was
of
Canada
June
7
nor
a
of
$600
million
of
2J/4%
bonds,
originally
issued
November
1953, maturing July 1
next.
The
balance
for general
The
in
March
will
issue
new
consists
bonds,
maturing
May
Non-callable, the bonds
ed at 100 to
The bonds
to
investors
dealers and
be
solicitation
to
NEW ISSUE
Barre, Vt.
Offering—Ralph
Olliver.
City Treasurer, will receive seal¬
used
1,
are
of
ed
bids
were
offered at
through
until
7
p.m.
buy
13, 1955
purpose
July 1, 1955. Due
1956
to
1960
approved
by
Montpelier.
on
Rnrh°ster.
(Par Value $.23
bonds. Dated
way,
Per Share)
July 1 from
inclusive.
Peter
Company
Common Stock
(DST) on
$55,-
Legality
Giuliani,
Price $2.00 per
of
Vt.
Copies of the offering brochure
Offering—Berniee P. O'dTown Treasurer, will receive
tvriters
only in
states in
may
Share
be obtained from the undersigned under-
uhich the offering brochure
may
legally be distributed.
Le¬
bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
June 15 for the purchase of
$129,000
school
construction
bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
Aug. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Montpelier National Bank, Mont¬
pelier, or at the Merchants Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
S. D. Fuller & Co.
39
Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.
Vermilye Brothers
30 Broad
once
investment
banks.
149,500 Shares
for the purchase of
2%
1958.
offer¬
yield 2% to maturity.
JUNE
Standard Electrical Products
and
purposes.
VERMONT
Bond
by
Finance Minister Walter Harris.
It will provide for redemption
of these securities. The offering is made only by the offering brochure.
Building, Salt Lake City.
of
Denver.
issue
July 1 from
Richmond, Ferris & Co., of Wash¬
cago, and Foster & Marshall, of
ington, D. C., George K. Baum &
Seattle, at 100.003, a net interest Co., of Kansas City, Wyllie and
cost of about 1.95%, as follows:
T h o r n h i 11, of
Charlottesville,
three
2
the
of
Offering
1
1960 to 1980 inclusive.
Other
June
on
Tallmadge
First
1959 inclusive.
1,680,000 2s. Due
of
bids
181, p.
the
July
Board
sealed
$325,000
building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
net interest cost
on
the
will
Securities Co., Chicago, and Asso¬
ciates, at 100.03,
County School District
(P. O. Worland), Wyo.
Offering —Tom Watson,
6
Bond
Interest
West
bonds
Washakie
181, p. 2295—
a
June 18 for the
on
WYOMING
,
June
Clerk
announces
bids will be received
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1.
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Morgan County (P. O. Berkeley
Springs), W. Va.
Bond Sale—The $483,000 2V2%
public school improvement bonds
offered
O.
West
Bond
ing bonds offered June 3—v. 181,
p. 2407 — were awarded to the
Washington,
County, Slinger Com¬
munity School District (P.
to the First National Bank of Chi¬
The
p.
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's office.
Sandy City, Utah
25
on
issue of $140,000 series
school bonds. Dated June 1,
Call¬
from date
2.30
at
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received until June 29 for the
enue
8
an
be
purchase
the
Offering—F. Larson, Dis¬
will sell at public
16
1955.
to
interest payment date
any
to
Bank, of Kenosha.
Clerk,
auction
J.
of
on
awarded
were
—
Brookefield
trict
Olympia),
Washington
Bond
merce,
par.
2527
First National
Wisconsin
$320,000 4s. Due
Okanogan County School District
No. 19 (P. O. Okanogan), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 builds
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
7—v.
previously
was
181,
Treasurer
$62,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 1—v. 181,
p.
County, Little Rock Sch.
No.
posed
Valley School District No. 407
estimated
are
service
1.76
in
June
offered
after
noted, among
the Turnpike
was
2.65s, at
as
WEST VIRGINIA
—
lon
facets,
June 15 from
(P. O. Ephrata),
Washington
The $60,000 court
Sale
sealed bids until 11
other
Dist.
inclusive.
County
It
Thurston
were
Corp.,
the
County
Bond
house
to
Sale—The
sealed
on May 15 from
inclusive.
are
those
May 15, 1970.
est
May 15 from
•
First South¬
west Co., and Rauscher, Pierce &
Co.; and the other under the man¬
agement of Glore, Forgan & Co.,
White, Weld & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Drexel & Co., and Eastman, Dil¬
Co.
Washington,
to
(P. O.
Bristol), Wis.
R. 1,
par.
of
June 15, 1957
on
First
&
price
a
follows:
have been formed
compete for the offering, one
headed jointly by Smith, Barney
& Co., and Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.; another sponsored by the
Boston
at
School District No. 5
Bond
1
Com¬
net interest cost of about
Bond
1975 inclusive.
139,000 3V8S. Due
and the
issue.
Three groups
May 15 from
inclusive.
137,000 3s. Due
thorough
a
Seattle,
im¬
June
of
awarded
were
(J-J)
awarded
Bank
$10,000 2%s. Due
to
$320.-
was
both of San Antonio,
jointly, as follows:
on
for
of the project
related bond
000 various
Russ & Co.,
$44,000 23/4s. Due
past week
offered
2171—were
p.
of
merce,
Lehman
needed
June 21
Co.,
&
of
the Authority. Members of the
Authority,
bond
attorneys
and
engineers set forth in detail all of
T^rns
Dist.,
bonds
num¬
—
bonds
National
the
Bros.,
New York City, financial advisors
State
Treasurer's
office.* Legality approved
by Elkins, Weems & Searles, of Houston.
Rockdale
the large
meeting held the
the
are
dated June 15,
Principal and interest (J-D)
the
181,
—v.
ber in attendance at the informa¬
1985 inclusive.
at
in
seen
.bonds
payable
Sale
—
price of
of
Ephrata,
Bond
WISCONSIN
Bristoland Pleasant Prairie Joint
State of
on
WASHINGTON
provement
R.
1364
Sale—Tne
2295
p.
Dated
Wash.
The
$45,000
1,
$91,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 2—v. 181,
chase
as
widespread interest in the
was
the
at
1976
to
interest
First and
and
Legality
approved
by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
2.97%,
the
on
Bond
mond.
a
issue
1959
from
May
on
(P.O. Mount
Vernon), Wash.
Merchants National Bank of Rich¬
100.03,
of
1
Principal
payable
be undertaken in Texas. Evidence
to
June 15 from
on
1981
62,000 3s.
The
follows:
as
1972 inclusive.
42,000 3%s.
1973
2.99%,
(J-J)
turnpike revenue bonds,
the frst project of that nature to
UTAH
price
a
June 14
Dallas-Fort
on
Worth
Independent School
District, Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$150,000
was sold to Shear-
Jan.
on
S.
District No. 311
Debt, Room No. 222, Fi¬
nance Bldg., Capitol Square, Rich¬
mond, for the purchase of $450,000 school improvement bonds is¬
sued for and behalf of the Magis¬
terial Districts. Dated July 1, 1955.
inclusive.
8c Co., of St. Paul,
Livingstone," Crouse &
Co., of Detroit.
Skagit County, La Conner School
Commission
State
May 1 from
on
Shaughnessy
and
1965.
R.
Local
to
referred to
building bonds
the
2s. Due
and
Virginia
,
Offering — Barthold
of
Mav 1 f'rom
on
Monday, June 13, 1955
.
inclusive.
lfJbJ
to
161,000
Bethel Magiste¬
will reecive sealed bids at the of¬
investors await with
major interest the sale
1960
Hake, Clerk of the County School
Board, announces that the Board
fice
Due
-302,000 l%s. Due
rial Dists. (P. O. Richmond),
Bond
$212,000 2V2S.
,
County., tiruton, Nelson,
Investment
—
of
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
Grafton bnd
Dallas), Texas
Market Awaits $58,500,000 Rev¬
Navasota
son,
Interest J-D.
1956 to 1990.
1 from
Feb. 1 from
on
sold to Rauscher,
was
Dated June
3.26 times
391,000 2V2S. Due
1968
&
Pierce
to
*'
York
Due
$200,000
to
June
maturing in
are
Worth National
or
inclusive.
are
School
District, Tex.
in
June 1 from
on
in¬
interest
and
Independent
bankers and
group
1980
to
Bond Sale—An issue of
enue
T exas
Sale—A
1955. Due
1,
1957
Principal
Silverton
Howard
County Junior College
District (P. O. Big Spring),
June
from
1
payable at the Chase Man¬
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
gality approved by McCall, Parknurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
of
par.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1956 to 1968 inclusive.
Interest M-N. Legality approved
by Dumas, Huguenin and Boothman, of Dallas.
Bond
Dated
(J-J)
Lovett, AberHouston, joint¬
crombie & Co., of
ly,
$250,000
sold
was
Securities
Antonio,
Jan.
Guiliani,
$1,000,-
&
3J/4s.
Peter
VIRGINIA
issue of
Mational Bank of Dallas, Salomon
Bros.
clusive.
Bishop Independent School District,
by
Montpelier.
composed of First
group
a
an
TEXAS
approved
300 street improvement bonds was
as
y
Hu¬
Dumas,
Texas
Sherman,
Bond Sale—An
sold
$120,000 4s. Due in 1956 and 1957.
770,000 2s. Due from 1958 to 1971
by
approved
gality
guenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
.
.
Street, New York 4, N. Y.
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